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Home My WebLink About1974-06-09 - Orange Coast PilotYacht Club 'B·..: .. :. -, --.. -. -· orn • Ill a • Typewriter , By DOUG FlllTlSCllE Ot llHI o.u, ...... '"" One A1ay Sunday abou t 14 year• ago, a stinkpot skipper found hlm!jelf badgered and buttered on hl9 homewnrd course by clud«I. with a shaking Hume SeymoUr, safe· at home, pecklne: oui the purpose of the Shark b land Yacht Club oo h.11 typewriter. s1:~1t .\ \' S PEf'l ,\I, room in the Villa t.1arina which. before II v.·as lcvtlcd, occupied the sanle lot at the corner of Jamboree Hoad and Bayside Drive in Newport Beach v.·hcrc the nC'w clubhouse !llllnds. a barrage of rag-! lOppt.>d cruft hclnlL'Cl I by youngsters sure t ln the knowledge · that, no mittter what else they hnd the TH~ RIGHT O~' WAY. It's a pri mary "rule of the road" on water. The epi!Ode con-,1t1rucH• ·The words Skipper Seymour typed during tha t almost slee plesa night ha ve guided th~ club on an erratic course over the yt!llrl as it n1oved fro1n site to site, eventually return ing to the same plot of ground that supported its first ofliclut home, The club's purpose as it came r~ Seymour•s typewrller was and stnl is: "To &ain !or all powerboat skJppera and their families the rlgj}t lo full' enjoytnent of their vesseb, Uvou&h SUNDAY 1 cour1 esy to others anoat, good :iPortl!mMshlp and wllllneness to fully cooperate with mariqe authority aod wltb our brelhren of Corinthian persua'slon." Its unique characteristic it: 1 t s emphasis on powered craft. not~ wind- blown ~ind that, dominates most Orange Coast yacht clubs. Today, btrthed in a new $380,000 clubhou.le, the club baa another Wl1JIU&1 characteristic. According to i t s Commodore Wirt "Bill'' Shumaker, it's making a profit. ' To arrive at Its present slip, the club hJd an ard1K>Us journey, losing nearly half Its members during a long spell on tho beach. . For the first five years, Shumaker aa~ the club was 11Ule more than a paper «ganiiatioo. Its ftrst borne was a In 1968. Ille club pu rcha S()d Hir1h l·larbor . tbc home of foriner Newport Beach Mayor Edgar Hirth. Th:tt site, however. wa s dee p sixed \\'hen , the Promontory Bay entrance was drt'<lgl.--d. The club returned lo Villa ~larina v.·ith a 1nembersh.lp of between 350 and 400. "After that," Seymour said, "we had a long time on the beach. \Ve didn't kno1v where we were going to go. \Ile didn 't VOL 67, NO. 160, 4 SECTIONS, 84 PAGES GRANGE'COUNTY CALIFORNIA . ' SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1974 • Laguna Teachers 17 Killed, 200 Injured By Tornadoes in Midwest Uy 'The Associated Press Tornadoes slashed across Oklahoma and Kansas on Saturday, killing 17 per- sons and Injuring more than 200. Six pt!rsons were killed and about 100 injured when tw isters whipped through Emporia, Kan., population 21,000. The tornadoes struck first at Oklahoma City, and in the next six hours hopscotched northeastward to Tulsa, 100 miles away. Five persons were killed and more than 100 injured in Drumright, OkJa., a community of 3,000 pereon1 43 milee west of Tulsa. Three wsons were killed in Tulsa. three drowned in flooding caused by the storm in eastern Oklahoma and 16 were injured in Oklaho ma City. In Emporia, HiO miles north of Tulsa, the funnel clouds hit a mobile home park, an industrial park and a shoppin g center. The twisters struck the industrial park first, billing a Dolly Madison cake factory and a mobile home ractory shortly after 6 p.m. CDT, and then moved on to the 2-year-old Flint Hllls Shopping Center where 20 businesses were left in ruins. Next a tornado crashed through the Lincoln Village Tr ailer C our t . overturning all but two of the 100 trailers. Most of the Emporia dead "·ere in the mobile homes. Ford Says He 's ' Trying to Avoid Nixon Deadlock LOGAN, Utah (AP) -Vice President Gerald R. Ford said Saturday that he is trying to "head off deadlock" over Watergate, and that it should not be so surprising th at he seems to support President Nixoo one day and the llousc imi>eachment inquiry the next. The vice president said he has been gettin g a lot of friend ly advice to stop traveling so muc h and making so many statements on the subject. He said they have come in letters, telegrams and in late night telephone calls; at receptions : from the news media, and even in shouts from pa>Ser>-by. "In short," he sald. "why don't J sit down and shut up like a good vice president should?" Ford was commencement speaker at Utah Stale University, where hi s son, Jack, is studying forestry. Ford was presented nn honorary doctor of laws degree in the ceremony in t h e uni versity 's modem, brightly colored • Spectrum special events center. lie said the fi rst thing people wan t to know is why he doesn't stop nying around the country and making so many :statements, ln1tead of staying in Wa!hlngtoo and doing his job. "Second," he said, "if I mll!t make speeches and perm\t press quest ions wherever 1 go, why do I uphold the President one day and tbe next day :side with Congress, which is deliberating his tmpe•chment?'1 "l happen to th ink that whnt l :nn do ing Is my job.'' he said. "I consider it my duty to try to head oU dendlock and to sctk a reason11ble and prQ mpl resolution of the nagging \Vatergatc issue that is .sapping the va luable time or our elected oHiclals and polltlcal s1rength or our nation. "\Vhy Is It so surprising," he said, "that somallme1 I voice the viewpoint of (Sff FORD, Page Al) • I Ninety-seven persons from t h e Emporia area were adm itted or treated . ' and released at local hospitals. "Some o{ those homes were abredded like coofetti," an Emporia newsmin said after visiting the trailer park. ~ The hardest hit town in Oklaborna was WRl' TWIS'JiPR Weathenneo in Oklahoma City witnessed the caprice fJ!: a deadly tornado first-hand Sat· -;-day at the ha ght. of the onslaught. A funnel cloud dipped do\\ll at Will Rogers· Airport and heavily damaged the weather service station there. No one was injured, but t~e building was evacuated. SlatK>ns elscv.·here in the region continued the~ broadcasts of tornado alerts, and ham radio operaton also pit.che!l in to assist in tracing the twisters., Drumright, a comn.Jbiity of 3,000 'Persons 43 miles west o{ N~. Gov. David Hall's office repo~ed the five deaths in Drumri ght, and the Highway Patrol and Civil Defense said n1ore than 100 persons were injured , man y of them elderly residents of the Drumright Nursing Home. The stonn l:dt Drumright al 5:01 p.m. striking ftrst at a fashlooalbe residential area and then at the nursing home. "1be bolpitals are overloaded and we have a good many bleeden," said one official in Drumright A er.et c.unty sberllf'a l)IOkesman said tbe. .wfltenl. ball of 'the town was "'oe&r\L ~..ft" . ~ . -.r'iitiilii Iii 1l>e fllwn. llmi.i l'.°lf" aeoeraton, por1o)je ligbll ml drlnkinl water were dispatched from 'lmker Air Foroe BIW at ~City. . Da:ma1t wu-eatimated in the mllllons of dollars in Oklahoma City, Drumright and Tulsa. A twister struck a residential and commercial neighborhood of Oklahoma City's southwest side. Sixteen persons were injured, one seriously. The Red Crou said 18 bouses were destroyed ond %1 suffend major damaee. In Tulsa, streets were bb:ted by !alltn trees and power lines u bea\fy rains pelted the city in lh°'twlstors' WUe. A tornado hit a marina at Lake Keystone, a lishinr and·-.ii•resorl 18 mifes west of TUlsa. One wc:111an ..,.as injured when her houseboat Oftl'tumed.. One dock was demolished, and another (See TORNADOES, Poge.A!l ' Nixon Prepares for Talks With Leaders in ·Midea8t WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixon, wo,rking in seclusion at this nearby Comp Dav~. t\.td., retreat, plowed through secret briefing papers Saturday in last minute preparation fOr a tri p to the t.1iddle East and a personal bid to strengthen a new relationship with the Arab world. He returned to the White HOttse late in the evening. Akles said Nizon, who was scheduled to depart Monday morning, was studying intensely a pile of clais.l.fled documents related to the economic, military and dip&omatic issues he will be discussing with leaders of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordon and Israel during the 14.nO..mile journey. They soid the trip. mos t extensive e1·er taken by an An1erican President into the long-hostile area, Is designed n1ain\y to perm.it an cxchllnge of views at the highest levels ralh cr than to pin do\vn concrete agreements. Wh ite House officials emphasized tbat the President chose to go al a time of rapidly <;Ising U.S. prestige mu!Ung from 5<>oretary of State Heory A. Kissinger..,s successful peace makiDg $600,000 Hijacked • FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP! Two armed men hijacked an armored Wto:lls·Fargo truck Saturday night, tied up lhe' driver and eacaped with 11bout $600,000 in cash and checks. police said. A Broward Ceunly sherllf's spokesman said the driver was later found handcuffed iJlsidc the truck whJch wu sbandoned at the New York Yankee's spring tra lnlng ~a~k. The driver was unbarmed:-PoUCe said they did not know the wherea~ts of the holdup men. ' , I missions. Tht.,Y added~tl}at Nllo~ -hOped to turthe.r that jrend. The President conferred by pOOne for 30 minutes Saturday with Kissinger. who will• be amo_ng a lqng list fl: people accompany ing him to !he ~Iiddle East. Some officials, speaking priVately, acknowledged that Nizoo sees the Middle East trip and. bis subsequent journey to P.1oscow June "l1 as a way to offset pressure for impe.-.Ol ..d .the disclosure last week tbat·a federal o;and jury had.named him as 1D ·unindided co- conspb'ator in .the Watergate coverup. As Nizon·wcrked at'Camp DIYkl for a third straight day, Kissinger ond Prillce Fahd, Saudi Arabia,'s interior mjnister, signed :two Poets in Was~ to establish a joint ooinmissioo on economic cooperatioo and to provide U . S . asststanoo in modernizing the Saudi armed fi>rces. Ki9singer. again signallll'g the theme of Nlzon's trip, hailed the accords as "a new landmark in ouT itlatkins wltb. S3udi Arabia and with·t.tie Arab~\vorid." r,.1ost specific details of NW:ln's Middle East travel remained teertt Slturday. partly for tec:urity rtuons .nd ellO _ .. uy, be<aue W1t1te "°"" olllclalt still ...,. ll)'ilig.I<> .... up. -· ..... ends· in the·huntedly ....... Mlneriry. Nixon'• first atop tn..tbe Mtdi:fJe· East will be WedntsdlY IA .C.ito, wbm be will :stt y for three daya and meet for tM Orst time with Egyptian PresMienl Anwar Sadat. Egypt. is the lona:e8t stop on Nlzon's itinerary and could prove the most significant in view ot Sadat's Influence on Olbcr Arab leadera. Bel«'e going to C&ro. Nl1on pl1n.1 to spend two nights resting up In Salzburg, Austria. Lt ~as learned Saturday that he abo wvuld btt•k up the Right borne by Mopping oflin the A1M blMds ond lhUJ d<\lay hl.t >chedllk:cl rtturn by .cme day unUJ June 19. '{. ~· . ·Win Salary 0.Hf '11tl Sl4tl "''"' TEACHERS PICKET IN LAGUNA PRIOR TO SETTLEMENT All.day Session Saturday Ends in New Wl!ge Agreements Botla Legs Huntington Officer Hurt, Pulled by Suspects' Car :. • By -!.OJ!N VALTERZA -~ 9f"'IM l»M, ';"' Sl•fl .• A Huntington Beach officer on foot patrol in the bluffs area late Saturday suffered painful leg injuries when a car· load of. marijuana suspects sped away and he became tangled in the car door. Patrolman Robert Dawson re;ported.ly wa1 dragged several yards and finally WB!I slammed into a par+.~ car during the wild night of the four adults. Despite the escape, Dawson and his partner man· aged.to keep 'one of' the suspects. Ttie -patrolman, v.tio also is a heli· copter pilot for the department, was treated for his injuries and released early this morning from Pacifica Hospi· llll . 11le fujl.D')' siluation developed as the pair-Of officers. working as a special enforcement detail. smelled the odor of ~ rharijuaha and tried to question the five-occupants or 8 1965 ~'bite Dodge. JMing the IDterrogation. spokesmen said, the. two offlcen became separated m>mentart!J and the driver gunned the car. Dawson reportedly became snared in the open door of the car and was dragged several yards and slammed against another auto. Police issued a general braodcast in an attempt to find the ca r which apparentl y is from the LB Puente area. In the mean1lnl,e, they are qucs1ioni1!g the lone arrestee in tht ca se, \\'ho \.\'as not immediately identified. S}I!~· VACA'nON f'U NDS-Onc ~aY'ii> raUe..,..cauoo dollars go furthet is to· kH:p them at home and enjoy the southern "CaUfornla that a n n u a 11 y lttiaets millions of visiton. Staff Writ er Doug P'rltuche tells hO\'I to do it right, another YO~ Section story, B·L GIRL BEHIND TANIA -Patricia ltea rst, the real girl l''llo lived an eventful llfe before she became Tania or the Symblon..e Liberation Army. Is portrayed in detail ln a biograpl1Jcnt feature1 C·7. No juveniles 1\·erc apparently in\'oh·ed in the incid('nl. police said. AJl the occu pants apparently \\'('re males :ind all reportedly n1ight be from the. La Puente area. Rapist Killed By Two Victin1s NE\V SMYRNA BEAC~I. Fla. (API - Two coeds were raped by a n1an armed with an ice pick but then turned on thei r assai13nt and stransled hin1 lo death v.'ith a sca rf after he threatened lo kill them. police said Saturd ay. The man "'aS ident ifi ed as Ler. Arthur Godwin. 26. Volu.sia County sheriff's ofricers said he lived In the ve;o Beach. Fla., area. Police said the two women were Indiana University coeds. but under Florida law names of rape victims can110t be published. Police .said the women were picked up Friday night near this Atlantic Coast community 10 miles south of Daytona Beach and "'ere driven to wooded area "·csl of nearby Edgewater. Af\('r subd uing their uttackcr. th(' cord~ went to a nenrl>y f:irinhou~P :ind rallffl police. Police Sl:lid the two rupl· \•iclims believed !hey ha d only rcndcrl'<i their attacker unc clous. IttfPEACHMENT-llighlights 0£ the colorful history of Impeachment in the UnltOO States Is put in10 perspctcivC! v.'lth a poll or Orange coast residents 10 find out ho"' man y fctl President Nixon v. ill be impeached-and how m:in~ \1·ould all cnd the poll tlcul clrcu:!, 1f thry could get a ticket. B-1. t lNDA'S BAD \VOROS -Peer J Op1>enhei mer tnlks to "Exorcist" chlld star L•inda Blair aboul, ;imonJl other things. her X·rated languogc ln the fiil ll, lnlcrview with the 15-year-old, F•mlly Weekly. I • j cv<'n have a place you could go to buy a drink." ~icmbcrsh ip slumped lo 130 11'hcre it stvycd until the new clubh ouse opt:tled t\prll 13. It \.\'3S the quest for a pt?.rnu1ncn t home. Shun1ake r S3id , that gave the clutl its na111c. Nauti cal ch11rts cull a dot of real estate in Newport Bay Shark Island. The Irvine Co1npany. 11·hich owns the horseshoe· shaped mound, ho1\·cvcr. has named it Linda Isle. There ""as a time, Shumaker said. {See V ACJIT CLUB, Page AB) TWENTY.FIVE CENTS Hike 9.68Percent Raise Bid Ends Strike By HILAHY KA YE 0 1 the Diily Pllol Slf!f A salary increase setllcment of at least 9.68 percent l\'as reached last night in the Laguna Beach Unified School District after a bargaining session \l•hich lasted all day Saturday. Picketing teachers. who wal ked out o[ thei r classrooms for one day last week. v.·ill receive a 7.68 percent salary hike effective July I, in addition lo a 2 percent increase retroactive !O April 1. The reachers also u•ill receive an additional 1.5 percent increase if the en::fing nrl balance of 1973-;'~ exccC'ds. $300.000 nnd/or SB 1592 passes. ll bill 1\•hich would bring additional revenue. into the district. In ~·larch. tru st.ces offered teachers a J percent inc rease. but the teachers demonstrated their dissatisfaction v.•ith the offer with their strike and several days of marching at the district orfices this "·eek. The sett lement apparently exceeds the amount teachers requested, although a district spokesman says it does not. Teachers asked the board for a to tal 9 percent hike. including the 2 perct:nl retroactil'e raise already approved. Bu t. Clyde Lovelady. business-manage r for the district, said the 9 pe rcent 1\·as !See TEACHERS, Page A21 Kujo's Father JT1ants Patty To 'Save Lives' LOS ANG ELES (UP I) -Patricia Hearst's declaration that her love for a slain S.vmbion~e Liberation Army tcr· rorist inspir('s her to fight to the death brought an appeal to "save lives" Satur- day fronl her slain lover's fat her. In a recording left behind a radio sta· lion Friday. !\'liss Hearst talked at length or a love affai r with "Kujo.'' id ent ified as William Wolfe, 23, one of the six SLA members killed in fi ery gunbatlle \.l'it h police Ptlay 17. In Allentown, Pa .. Dr. L. S. \Volfe said he had contacted both FBI Director Clar- ence Kelley and Miss Hearst'!! father, San Francisco Publisher Randolph Hearst. in hopes or saving ~l iss Hearst and her fel/o\Y SLA fugitivC!s. \Villiam and Emily Harris. from his son's fa te. "I callt'd l\1r. Hearst <1nd s:iid I would li ke to save some peoples· lives.'' \Voth~ said. "Si nce P<1tty does not know hO\I' to µcl 1n touch 11·ith me 111 1111 underground 1nanncr. let fllcsc people 1111011• her to iSce P;\TIY. Page A·IJ Inside S11ntlny JHk Atletn~ .. 11 ••• -..... .. Al Ytu• kn>lfe " .......... .. E""I .. mbtc-.. .l.1111 Lt .... ., .. C1Jllo•IM• .. O••llt • c ... 111• .. CltnlUffl Dt.H ""'•'" .... , (l \llllll " "'•Ofllt .. (•'"• ..... ~ llt tl ,, •• 1~ " 0.•111 Hollw • .. •.. ·-" "'" o.l~•I•,... .. ,,..11 Cl.C:J Ellllo•lll ,..,,, A&-A1 Tt-1••ler1 . ..• , fftllfl•l~l!ltlll •.. ,, T'fVtl " l:Vll'l.-NIVf~ " \'111 Moltm111 " 1'111;r.~ " Wtlll\t! .. ~·ld••ll• " Wll!lt W1'11 " DAll.T l'ILOT IE.CTIONI ColOr t&n1lt1 ' I! ' JI 2 OAIL'f' PILOT Sunda~. Junt q, 1974 Coast Roundup BO~D llECO RO '.' -Irvine voters niay h3\'C set another bond·appro,·ing record for l'llil•S of lhelr size. On 'l'ucsda.v 1he city or 30,000 people bcca1ne !he first California city under 50,000 lo gain voter llpprovnl or bonds totaling S18 1nill ion for parks and bike u·ails. \Vhilc school and cily finance llll'asurcs elsewhere in the co unty went dO\\ll to defeat, 73 percen t of Irvine's voters said yes on the park bond Issue and 72 percent okayed the con1panion trails measure. losses "ere bond elections '"'11lch needed t"·o-thirds approval for passage. Tuesday, district o!flcinls 1hough1 they hfld a better :shot at \•lctory with a tax override which needed only a sample majority to get 1hc school built. They were wron g. Thi! 17 .8 percent tax override was handily defeated 31,261 (54.l percent ) to 26,· 538 ( 45.9 percent). The district may try again in November, but there is Hiile relief in site for September's housing shortage which will find nearly 20.000 students trying to squeele into classrooms built for 15,000. ,,.. POLICE SALARY !~!PASSE - Newport B('ach police l'flnd ci~y negotiators declared .a11 impasse 1n salary talks for the 1974-'751isca l year. Poli ce \\'ere dcn1anding at least 11 percent "'hile city offi cials had offered lhcm about 8 jWrcenl. They'll talk again f\londay \\llh rhe help or a 1nediator rron1 the ca 1 i f 0 r n i a Concihntion Si.·r\·il'C'. "' l\E\V BAY BHIDGE -The Newport Beach Bay Crossi ng P 1 a n n i n g Committee recommended that a new bridge at least six la nes "'idc be built to replace the current four.Jane Coast ~ltgh"·ay bridge over Newport Bay. 1'he rom mittee side-stepped th e conlrove rsi al issue o( ho\\' hi gh the bridge should be, ho w e v c r . Environmentallsts ha\'e urged a low· profile bridge anti bo<fiters have asked for a bridge high erlough to permit sailboats to pass underneath. The "' SIX DEFE.\TS -Six ti111cs in six ~·curs \·01crs 111 the lluntingtan Beach Union High School Dist rict ha.., refused to raise taxes to build another high school can1pus. The first five E'ro1t1 1•nge J TORNADOES ••• \\'as liftt>d out of thl' lli'aler. :-.lore than 30 boats \\'ere moorl'd at the doc ks: many \\'ere smashed. High \\'inds \\•hipped across a small airport at Tuls.'.1. causing extensive damage. Light p!anl's \\'Crc "blowing like leaves ... one policeman said. ?110bile home parks north\l'C.St of Tulsa \\'ere lashed by the tornadoes, and at least one person "'as injured. About 100 persons ga1 hered in the basement of Tulsa television station KTE\V. On e "'oman had a misca rriage and \\'as rushed to a hospital. The twister came from the \\'est, across !he r\rkans<1s River. "It jun1ped up O\'er the river. and \\'!' thought it 1,1•ould go back up into the clouds. Bui then it dropped back down into the houses. chc\\i ng everything up," one Tulsa resident said Sa turday night. "It was the biggest piece of thundering hell f have e~·cr seen." another "'itncss said. "People just looked at that tornado and \\·ent ape ," a woman added. ri.tean\•.'hilc. in Arkansas, authorities estimated that the tornado that killed four persons in Forrest City, on Thursday caused prope.rty damage of SIO million to $20 million. ?11luch of the damage was sustained by several large businesses, including a supermarket and a discount department store. Many areas of Forrest City \\'ere still without electrical power and telephone service Saturday night. The city has a population of 12.500. Park Op enio; Up Despite Bombs ARLINCTON. Tex. IUPI ) ..:_Six Flags over Texas amusement park opened Saturday despite an extortion attempt Friday and the discovery of l\\'O bombs on the premises. "The park opened as us ual after an exceedingly tho rough search of t~ grounds lasting many hours a n d involving not only many men, but also highly trained dogs," a park spokesman said_ A reported third bomh 1,1 <:1s not found . Thf.> \Yould·bc extortionist \1•ho revealed the locat ion of the first two bon1bs in the 145-acre park had threalcncd 10 explode a 1hird un less a "subs!antial sum" was lorthcon1ing. • People Try ing lo promote a. fund·raising drive fo r a $500.::lOO Oly mpic·sizc swim- ming pool for El Toro, Robert NelS&n, an aide to Fifth District Supervisor llonald Ca spers. remarked that such an effort "·ould be a grea t rallying point for community identity in the unincorporaled area , "A lo~ of peo- ple say El Toro is nothi ng more lhan a Baja Garden Grove." he sa id . "To the contra ry. it is one of the most 1vel1-roundctl comn1unities 1n South Orange County.'' The pitch \\'Orked on at !eas1 one listener. El Toro ill· surancc ;:1gcnt Nick Di(;1 uro promptly kicked in a cool $1,000 cl '>. "' Despite all the at1c1111on on cam· paign r('forrn nt lhl' n.'.il1onal lcvl'I. the ~toitcs. said 1\11chig1ui'!! Gn \•ernar \\1il· liam G. C\lllliken. should be broug ht Into the fold. as \\'ell. ··One of tire prim.:iry ·tasks faclnii: all of U!l in public lite today." he tole! lellow go\cn1or~ nt n nntional confer· cncc, "ts lo as sure that there i! an ethical compa:ois not only for the na- tlou, but for !!\Cry sttHc." "' Shortly ~fore tcaclll:>rs In !he Cap1· Stra no Unified School Dt'llrict ag reed to a "'alkout for th 1~ con1ing Tucsdt1y 1hcir offlcial bllq;:a1 n1nit aJtent in wnge n('~Otlal1ons issul'd 11 \\•amlnJt:. Thornas Vouni;:rrman r lid 1hc group or assctnbled leacllt>rs to ··expect a P.,'llcrnalistlc princip.'.11 10 hit you wit11 talk about profcsslonuli~rn." "Jle'll try to oonvin~ you 10 i:toy on ror the sake or the kids. \Vrll, I aay to him. 'you don't l'at off nly snl· Fl't1m POfle 1 TEACHERS. • • not counting the 2 percent retrnnctivc raise, and therefore the amount granted does not e:itceed the amount asked for. Tr ustee Jane Boyd, one af the negotiating members representing the district. said the board cannot explain the reasoning behind the increase ;,'Tant- ed until the full board meets Tuesday and formally approves the salary boost . "The board obviously realized what we need~ through our demonstrations." explained Jerry Fair, teachers' strategy committee leader. "We've enlightened the board as far as their priorities. and I think the teachers "'ill do better in their jobs M"'· because they feel good about themselves for standing up for what they feel is right," Fair said. The negotiating team met Friday afternoon for two and one.half hours. and continued th e session through Saturday from 8 a.m. until nearly 7 p.m. From Page 1 FORD ... _the legisiative branch of '\\'hich I was part. for a quarter of a century and at other times see things much the same \\'aY as the chlef executive 1vho chose ·me-my friend for the sa me spari, of tiYO decades and -e half?" "In all those years I ha ve never seen a conlroversy in \\'hich one side was all "'rong and the othe r 100 percent right," Ford sa id. "Nor have I seen a human being \\'ho "'as totally good or altogether bad." ~le repeated the phil osophy he stated at his vice presidential con f l rm at ion hearings that "truth is the glue that holds governments together, a n d compromise the oil that m akes govern ments go. "So Jong as I can contribute to the clim ate of truth and reason in this country," he said, "I will remain my own man, fly my own course. and speak my O\\'JI convictions." As for his travel. Ford said he believes it is his job to listen to Americans all over the country, and not only "the strident voices on the banks of the Potomac." "It is not so much \\'hat I am telling the American people that matters, but far more importantly \\'hat they arc 1elling me," he said. Quotes ary. baby, so give me ··ours and I'll stay.' " Youngerman to ld his cheer· ing associates. "' San Clemente 's city council seems beset \\!i l\i. more than its share of tough decisions these da ys -in mat· ters ranging from planning to person- nel. !\onethcless, the panel °"'as able to add a bit of humor to the situation at its meeting this past week 1\i lh a post· er silting on the table at the left of councilmen. It showed a horlie stuck across the top rail of a fence, it s bell y re!lting agai nst the "'OOd. .. You 're dumned if you do, and damned if you don't" rend l\ie ca)l- lion. "' Vice President Gerald Ford came to !\le defense th is past ""·ee k of Pres!· dent Ni1on 's deferuic budget. nnying l illl Congressional critics soundly: "There are th-OSf forces in Congress that "'ant to gut it, cut It -reduce it at the wrongtime." "" "How coold he p<>sslbl y ltiow I'm on Baker Stretl? Is that llttle twerp tail· ing me? .. These \\'ere the questions ratrlck O'Donnell, Daily Pilot photo- i;rapher. 11dmitted were ll?Oing through his lttad as nnomer starr photoJrrllph· er, Ri chard Koehler, !(!!lied lhe news- paper's new 1..-·o-way car radios. Koeh· ler's voice crackled over the air: "Pilot 1 to Pilot 2 ()n ::rikcr." \Vhal Koehler was trying lo tell O'Donnell was 1h11t tie was talklnA . on the B I Baker) ch8M~I on the rod lo. • .. commillee also recommended that the bridge be wide enou&h tor a bicycle and pt..'Clcst.rlan lane. "" UNTOUCltEO ACRES -BelY.'etn 16,000 and 20,000 new rtsldents were proposed for El Toro in the first hearing this week on development plans for 4,200 Wttouched acres north of the present oommunlly. Orange County p I a n n i n g commissioners questioned issues of noise from the adjacent El Toro Marine Corps Air Station nnd asked for mo r e Information on how the acreage designated "open space" can be guaranteed as such. The land plans. an Rancho Serrano, Rancho de los Alisos, and the G leM Ranch , call for sh&: elementary schools, one intermediate school, and one high sch.JOI. A 1()0.ecre industrial park and about 1,800 acres of natural open space are forecast, "" SAN ONOFRE CRACKS -Utility geologists on a iyuline sun•ey of the graded bluffs destined to hold tv:o new reactors at San Onofre late in lhe \\'eek came upon several cracks which apparently occurred in the sandstone formations 100,000 years ago. The fissures, which had been filled later in geoloiic time by other mineral miiterlals, threw a !lerious kink in the plans for the $1 .4 billion reactor project, and spokesmen for the U.S. Atoinic Energy Comm!$5ion I n WashJngton, D.C., predlcttd Friday that grading might ha ve to stoi> pendlng a complete evaluation of the wipredicted fi ssure$. : "" VOTERS SAY NO -Laguna Bcuch \'oten narrowly shot down a tax O\'t!:rride measure which would ha"e nelled tllo. Lagl.IO• Beach /UDlfled Sthoo l District $271,000 for Its ailing budi:iet. The 400.vote defeal means the district \Viii have to pare more lhan $.100,000 from its budget, while at the same time facing salary increase demands by striking, p i c k e t i n g teachers. "" EIGHT PERCENT PEACE -Two of the troubled west Orange County School Dist ricts were able to settle disputes with .teachers last week, both offering 8 pereent salary increases. Teachers in the Ocean View District, \\'ho went oo one one-day strike and threatened another. settled after rene°"'ed negotialioru with trustees. Teachers in the Seal Beach district also got an 8 percent pay raise. even though contract negotiations there had not approached .strike threats. A week earlier, Huntington Beach Union High · School Dist rict teachers settled for a nine per'Cent pay raise, one day after they walked off the job. Salary talk.s are still on in the Fountain Valley, Huntington B e n c h City and \\'e.stmlnster dlstrlcl.11. "" ANTl·OJL f'IGIIT -The City of L.aguoa Deneb, fearful of offshore oU drillinl(S, has agreed to rall v logclhcr other Orange Coas1 cilles 10 keep the oil companie!I out. r~ollowing 11 ~nt announcement by the U .S~ Dept. or Interior. that ll \\'RS oonsid4f1in~ leaSing U.S. tldeland9 three 1nlles off shore for oil produ ction, the cl!y council decided to oppose lhc plan s. "' TAXES RISE -Trush.'es of lh<! Coait Commwiity Coll ege District raised employe salaries by JO percent thls ,past ""'eek and at t!le sn me ses· slon approved a budget which calls for a 16-cent. increase In the tax rate, The-decision by the board brings thi: district levy up to $1.15 per $100 of assessed \'aluation ot balance a fis· cal docum ent \\t\lch calls (or exp('nses of fU.8 million U1 the next budget year. "' SAN TitE DIKES? ~ Costa r-.lesa's city staff at m.idweek conceded that the din of roaring cycles and the clamor of the public address system viQ]ated noi se reguialion!, but lhc staff added in a report lo city council· men that they think tha t conrol meas- ures could be developed to stave off legal action. The ritual of Friday night r11ces at the Or~~e O>unty F':ur· growtsd has ea cTiron\c coin· pluints rrorn the lticta !)el ~far neigh· bo1 hood ncvby., The city studv canll' uhcr lengthy letits ol Sticnlific. noisl' levels emanating (rom the 001>ulnr rill'i'W:lf "' ANOTHER S\VEEP -Followin~ sin1ilar raids In Irvine and ~'1Jun1ain Valley. West1ninstor Pollcc la11t WL't'!k luunchcd a OllL'-:1ight li\\'t.'t!P llu,11 rounded up G6 :1us1>ectcd n11rcolics pushl!rS. Unllke the other two , this ·raid did not focus so n1uch on the local high school -police had no on-cnn1pus w1dcrcover agcnls -but of(lcers dld say it was aimed at brcuking u11 the growing juvenile drug trarrlc. Pollce said they hud made dope buys over t.tJe pa't eight tnonths tatti lling $4 ,000 in 200 separate purclw:lscs. "' BA'M'LI N(i THE BOOZE:HS -The Orange County Grand Jury lat!? in the week u1·ged cow1ty super\ 1sors to dr· clare all-0ut \\'ar on the count y'~: drunk cn drivers, citing so:irin~ traHic dea th rates related to drinkiug <Inv· ers. &sides the 125 li\'cs lost i1.1 tr:irfic crashes related to dr11nk1·n d!'ivcrs, IJ1e jury point('(! out thal the cost ol all county accident s bla1nccl ou thl' same causes approached $7 n\llli on last yea r. New Rules No Handicap for Them By KATHY CLANCY Of Ille Dlll'I' Piiot $l1ff Students at Plavan School in Founla in Valley ha\·e been playing "'·heefchair baske1ball recently -and half those in\•olved aren't even handicapped. Cary Baker, a resource teacher for orthopedically hadicapped at the school developed the simplified sport to give handicapped students a chance to compete equally with non-handicapped children. The result was regular basketball with just a couple of new rules. First. everyone has to sit in a wheeldlal.r and instead of dribbling the ball, players hold lt in !heir laP!!l, leaving their hands free to wheel. "We're just S\Vamped with challenges from students," Baker commented, noting the handicapped team finished the season with a record of four \\'ins and ooe loss. Baker said the program fits in well with the school's program of integrating c a p a b I e, orthopedically handicapped !iludents into typical classrooms. It helps strengthen the confidence of t h e handicapped student, while giving non· handicapped children the feeling of what it Is like to depend upon a wheelchair for transportation. "Even students who are so handicapped they can't bold or shoot the ball can participate," said Baker. "'They run interference, just doing the thin gs they can do to help the team ." Baker hopes to use the same concept in developing other sports programs where children can compete equally. r.tcmbers of the handicapped team include ?i.tichael Bach, Mike Brook, Tom Dimilante, Cluis Boyce, Ouis Hamlin, Lazaro Espinosa, David Hargrave, Scott Hargra ... ·e, Steven Lachance, David Hogan, Jimmy Hash, Ge rald Garduna and r.tichelle Logan. Fornier Sen. Gore Says Nixon 'Must Go' NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) -Former Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore Saturday accused President Ni1on of mocking the moral virtures of the people and said the President "must go." Gore, a leading critic of the President until he \\'as defeated by Sen William Brock CR·Tcnn ) in 1970, said in a prepared speech before the state Democratic convention that "Mr. Nixon has exceeded all my expectations. "Even now, Air Force 1 is being readied for another historic Nixon flight , this time to escape impeachment." SIH>AY DAILY PILOT Tiit OfMIOt CO.It Olily PllOI, ""'"' wllldl Is <O""ll!lled Ille Ntn·Prlil, Ii pulllll/llcl Cly lM Or•";e C~i1 P>lltll\111119 C-Mlv. St~t1lt tdil"-'"' M tl\P!td. Mollclty lllrOuOll Frla.t, tor C.051• Mflu, Ntwsor1 .. a<ll. Huflllnvton lltKll/FOUl'l\11" \l•IMly. i..QUt\11 14Kll. 1r\'lne/Slllcllttl«l '"" S.11 0 -11/'Sln J..,.n C.pl5lr•rt0. A 5111911 ,..qio,..I tdltlllll It p1,1t11l111td S.tunl1ys '"" SUl'td1rL Tht P<il'ICIHI p1,11>!l1lllflg pll"I Ii .tl lOO Wnl Bly !t!tetl. (.o1tl Mei.II, (.llllO•fll• '261 •• Robert N. Weed PrtslO."t •l'lcl Pu1>11'1\tt Thomas tc;eevil Edl!Ot Thomas A. Murphine ""'"'O'"' EtSltor Thomas M. Mccann Su""'' EOltor Charles H. Loos Richard P. Nill A.1IJll•t1t Ml1110f"I Ef!IOl'I Telephone (714) 642..Q21 CllSSllll!d Advertlllnt "42·1671 Cot>w1 !Q1'1t. tt l•. O••t10t C6l\I .._,t1Ull'llt1G ~"~ Ne "'"'' i10fltl, ~11u11r.t11or>1. Mitttltl mtltt• Of 1d ... •liM,,.11b 11trt!11 ,..., tit , ... teoucH wlll'IOu'I .._; .. Otf""UIOll ol COJIY'lfhl -·· tl<OIMI <t•1l OOSllOt (ltld 11 te\Uo Mti.e Gtlll~l1. Sutlit rlotlOll Dy ( ..... , U,06 _,_fl Cly m1U M.ot m«ttllly: lfllut..wy dlt'llll• +Olli IJ 00 l'l'IOllt~!y , : I- ::I 0 VI .... I--VI 0 11.o 11.o 0 ""' 0 I-ut -IC Ill .. I: .... -> IC -~ z .... .... I: I-w Ill (fl C1 :::> \) ·-~-::::> 0 en -g w ·~ •. $. TEACHER CA RY BAKER !STANDING) SUPERVISES GAME ON WHEELS AT PLAVAN Ph1yer1 (I to r) Phillip Zier.old, Jo1eph Valdez, Chris Boyce, Larry Olsen t I > ' : 1-:::i 0 VI z 0 I I Piiot Logbook Dear Ron: In Answer To That Nifty Mail ::i~peruisor Caspe.rs.' office ~ent out abou~ 500,000 pieces of per. SOl!<Jli .. ed,. comP.·uter·ll!ritteti 1ruill telegrams m ,ltis re-electio11 can1· pa1gu: Da1lu. Pilot Edito r Tlton1as Keev1l reac ts 111 tile fotlowiu!J per· so11u/1zecl, comp!fter-typeset letter to "Ro11." llonold W. Caspers Fifth District Supervisor Orange County Court.muse • Santa Ana , Califomia Dear Ron : · • 1 Gosh, you and Anne must be tuckered after writing all those letters, but that personal touch really does the trick. The vote last Tuesday proved it, didn 't it, Ron ? First. thanks for the memo pad. It displays the American flag and your name right there by the telephone. It's also good to hftve those phone num- bers at ~he bottom or the pad , particularly your office number. 1 called several limes to lhank you , Ron, and I know you will return the call since you understand the personal touch so well. (Oh, Ron, 1 hate to bring this up, but you made one little mistake. Barbara in the next office has telephone numbers for the Laguna Beach city hall and police department on her memo pad but she lives in Q:ista Mesa. Would you mind ·sending her a replacement? She'd like that.) • • • TELL ANNE we're TERRIBLY sorry we couldn't accept her invitation for coffee at your house. 1 don't know how that girl finds lime to jot off a ~rsonnl note with all the things she has going, but it was much appre- c1alcd. J must have misunderstood though, Ron. Anne distinctly said the coffee was al your house on Lido Isle. Another fellow at the office Insisted his invitation said It was al Jim Dilley's house in Laguna, the-&eeretary said it was at Jack Hammett's house in Costa Mesa, a fellow from 111ission Viejo thought it was ne;1r his house and a lady I know in Irvine swore the party was at Gabby Pryor's house . No matter. I'm sorry we missed it and it was most thoughtful of you to acknowledge in your next personal note that we weren't there: It's the only time in my lile I've been thanked for NOT attending something. • • • BUT THE most \\'elcome part of that Jetter \\'as where you said you and Anne hoped to stop by our house before the campaign was over. \Ve mixed up some Kool·Aid and got a fifth of vodka hoping you'd make it. We stayed home every night and l hope you don't take it too personally when I tell you the wife was just a little cross at dressint.: up every night just to watch television and wait up for you and Anne. Frankly. Ron. she was also a little upset that we didn't make it to your airplane ride and izourmet dinner in San Diego, the one with the $1 ,000 tickets. I just KNOW that ·tnvitation is there someplace, but I think you'll understand how easy it was to misplace things when you were 'vriting us on a daily basis. There was another little mixup you ought to know about. The fellow at the"next desk -obviously another close personal fr iend of yours -and l "A•ere saying how nice it was to hear from you so often. What he couldn't und~stand was the enclosure with your last letter. One of us got a copy qf a letler lo you froin Senator Cranston and one of us got a copy of a lett~r to you from Governor Reagan. This guy thought it might be because of'ie of us was a Republican and one of us "·as a Democrat. i . I * * • I ' NO WAY , I told him. Ron v.·ouldn't inject partisan politics into a.non· partisan office. I said, it's just that SO MANY letters of praise com; in, you can't send copies of ALL of them to peo ple like our friend and me. Jn closing, Ron. thanks for ALL the personal touches you have ofered me and mine in recent weeks -the phone call asking me ~w 1 \\'as going to vote, the folk>w·up letter oommenting on the telephone can and, of course, the happy birthday telegram. Not to mention the re~r olJwhcre my polling place was. ... 'T ~· \Ve're stilt hoping you and Anoe can drop in. I drank lhe vodka to celebrate your victory, but the Kool·Aid is stUJ in the fridge. Sincerely. •· Tom Keevil ~ P.S. The Caspers' polling place is the Bonner residence, 21! '/la Dijon, Lido Isle. 4th-g raders Build C·ity 'fen imaginative fourth-gr~ders at ideas for the interiori; and subterranean Eastbluff Elementary School in Nev.'port areas that can 't be afen. Beach have buill a space·age city. ?ifs. Schwartz explained that the city has an underground road system wtdch Complete with a monorail system. can only be used by emergency vehicles library. hospital. rire department such as ambulances and police ca rs . and sports arena, along with other There arc free required monthl y buildings, the city \\'as constructed from chectups at the hospital and, instead of tagboard, paint, tape and glue. a jail. a correction chamber v.'nere Teacher Kathleen Sch\\"artz explained supervisors "analyze their brain -take tha t the ci ty v.·as the children's own idea. out all tne bad ideas and put in ideas like In addition to making the buildings, she being nice to people," according to the pointed out that the children developed classes joint written report on the city. '--~~~~~~~~~'--~~---'~- Kit•!J for Day \ Jesse J one.• wns King For a Oay Friday. with all the brooms. 1nops a.nd bucket:> in the rcaln1 at hi s comn1and. l~is subjects at ~1esa Verde Elementary School, Costa Mesa , even gave him a royal hand with the chores as well as a royal hand of apfllause. l-felpers (from le.ft) lrn.:lud· ed 1'roy Christensen, Darlene DavlS and .Brad Thomas. :Newport's Women Wi11 In Regatta By ALMON LOCKABEV ... 1111• ••ll•r Two Newport Harbor girls put Jt all together for Princeton U n i v e r s i t y Saturday by scoring a decisive win In the ~I~. annu11I _Women's Intercollegiate Sailing Championship. Nina Niel sen, the Division A skipper . and Marilee Allen, the Division 8 h4:-lmsman wound up the 20-race series with a low score of 75 points to beat nine other schools. Crewing tor 111iss Nielsen was Nelle Alexander. Miss Allan had alternate crews In the persons of Nonnie Cooney and Anne Preston. The girls from Princeton actually had it all wrapped before ,the start or Saturday's final three races, needing ooly lo finish to be assured of victory. Their closest competition came from UC San Diego with skippers Peggy Brown and Candace Pettus. As overall regatta winner, Princeton was awarded the Jerry Miller perpetual. UCSD won the Nancy Fowle Trophy. Miss Nielsen also won the Madeleine Disario Trophy for the best Division A irldlvlduaJ scorer with 36 points. Miss Brown of UCSD was second with 39. Two skippers tied for the best Division 8 individual scoring honors. Scoring 39 points each were h-1arie Roehm, Radcliffe and ~1iss Allan . Division B high scorers received the Judy Lawson Trophy. University of Washington skippers Katie Alexander and Lindsay Amstead were awarded the special Sportsmanship trophy. Saturday's races were sailed in clear weather and brisk winds as opposed to the first two days which were mark:ed by overcast skies and light airs. Considerable contusion resulted in the final race when the Balboa Yacht Club race committee chose the same area for the start of the Lido-14 f I e e ~ rhampionship with some 50 boats. Final standings: (I) Princeton. 75. (2J UC San Diego (Peggy Brown and Candace Pettus) 86. (3) Radcliffe (Marie Roehm and Kathy Angell) 99. (4J ~T (Shelley Bernstein and h1ary Ann Bradford) 102. (SJ William Smith College (Kathy Coleman and Pam Fraser) 105. (&) Bo&kJG.Uqiveraity .(Juby Walsh and Nancy~I) ~O!f,,,~- (7) UnWersity of Washington (Katy ~e:s:aoder.and Lindsay Amstead ) 112. ~) UC.!Mne ('ilerry Taylor and Mary D· Yates} 115. '"II> (;Omell (Hillary Tuthill and Sandy lltN.11) 120. ·(10) University of Nevada (Kim Wallin and Mary Eaton ) 188. Thomas .McCann Named E<litol' Of Sllllda y Pilot The appointment of Thomas ?ii. ?ifcCann as Sunday editor of the Daily Pilot \\'as announced today by Thomas Keevil. editor. ~1cCann . 45 , has ~n on th e -oaily Pilot staff since 1966, -;.: first as assistant "' managing editor and, later, as the newspaper's . f i r s t promotion and pub- lic service n1an:-iger. He replaces Alan J . Dirkin. first edi· tor of the Sunday edition \\'hich \\·as started on March 5, 1972. Dirkin resigned M,co1.NN • to devote more time to cotlege studies · leading eventually to an advan~ de- ~~. . The new Sunday editor has been ac· tive in public relations and as a nc\VS· man and editor in Orange Q:iunty since 1956. He is a pasl president of the Orang& County Press Club. has worked for sev· era\ of the county's daily newsJ)flpers and has operated his O\\ll public relations agency in Santa Ana . lluntlngton Man Sent to Pl'ison On Al'son Rap A }funtington Beach man who pleaded guilty to arson charges after a ~tolotov cocktail \vas thrown into a Fountain Valley market has been sent to state prison for "'·o to 20 years. Orange County Superior Court Judge James Turner ordered the prison term for Robert Leslie Jones. 21 . of l!llW9 Vermont St., Huntington Beach. and add ed the strong remmmendation that Jones r~ive psychiatric treatment while confined. · Jones was one of three pc:rsons an't'~led last Aug. 10 shortly after a ti re boinb \\'3S lhrO\\'n into the 7·E:lt'\'Cn market, 9951 Yorkt0\\1\ St., F"ou111 ain Valley. C:mployea managed to douse the bla.ze. before it inn icted major da1n11ge. .Judge Tumer dlsmi~d identical charges against Gnry \Vaync NelYln . 24. or :l05 Avenida Adobe. San Clemente and Joyce Ann Ommber!. 21 . or 111849 yo rktown St.: lluntington Beach. ·--.. 1 Lifegual'ds Halt J\ilan's ;i\pparcnt Suicide Attempt Newport B('ach lifeguards plucked" a • rOUng man fron1 the \\'ater a half·milc south of the harbor enlra ncc Sat urda y and thwilrtcd an apparent suicide attempt. . ··~ ---• ' • Tlaeodo1•e Wren? Dl1tv Polo! il•lt Pl>OIO• l·'roin a fa r. ~he sign atop the build.i ng of this auto a•rencv 111' t:ost<i ~·l esa ~ooks !i ke any other, but so me birds 1nust have a0touc':h of ironv in their choice for a nest. Photo belo w sho\~·s a closer vie1v of the .. S:. and. 11.1c bird 's nes Ldanglio g over the edge. J~o bi n g are not that l'llll\· 111 ~11 in .co~ta ~1csa . 'fheodore's '·Hobin''. very likely, jg a ~JJJrl'O\\·. 0 1, nHJ) be the place should be ca lled Theodore \Vrcn 1··orcl . ' . -. · . ' ' . • -. • ' . • . • .. ~,.;.:.' ,,c;""~':): -• .,~,'J. ... -·~. -~. ' . . --· . -1 ' ··~.r· ... . . · ..... ~.:; . ':~ ' ! 1-l'arbor patrolmen reported that the incident occurred at midday and that they \\'ere alerted by boaters who noticed two men SY.'imming offshore. . •: Lifegua rds in their patrol boat \\·ere first on the scene and plucked the \\'ould· be suicide victim from the \\'ater as \\'ell as a companion .,. .. ho reportedly was trying lo save the man. Later, at harbor patrol headquarters, the man told patrolmen he jumped from a boat, because he wanted to drown. He wa s tak en to Orange County ti1cdical Center for psy chi<1tric e v a I u a t i o .o . officers s<1id. Laouua Class of '72 " Anno unces Hcunion The class of '72 at La guna Beach Hi gh School will be holding a class reunion at 7:30 p.m. on June 29 at 1968 San Remo Dri ve in Laguna Beach. Class pr esident Gary Fisette is searching for the 285 members of the cfa9s. He said he'W BS afraid· to wait for a typical fi ve-year. or ten.year, reunion. because the class would be too scattered by then. . Persons interested in more information may phone Fisette at 49+6848. ORGAN S HAMMOND ~. •·•··· .... HAMMOND •• HAMMOND WURLITZER ~p -.......... THOMAS HAMMOND ......... ··~·· LOWREY G•"",. ••'•oh"'' THD~AS b Av!o {h .. ~ KIMBALL • ..... 1111 .... ·~,.. ..... HAMMOND HAMMOND ! Ill N•" "'"''•"'' CONCOROES IN STOCK ". ORGAN BUY OUT W.•h one t,"9P' ploy oil you. fo•O"'"' •hyrhm 1 !.~e 801>0 Novo. R0<0, Wolt1. rt( "'"h 1i'lo\ ""'" .. ,cl~\"e Mog« 1ho<d HAMMOND LIM/TED SUPPLY '·~· ' p. ,•1 ' "l•' ., fl p ' , ••• AUTOMATIC RHYT HM ORGAN NEW FUll SIZE SMNET $695 c . . '' '• USE D SPINETS USED CONSOLES PRICED FROM PRICE FROM s395 s495 FULL CON SOLE SAVE $200 r .. IHJ AO <O"\Olr '"''" 0 lf""'j p<0no ID"<' W"'"'"' o' ~ Wotld o•o•J• lo• ..,..,. •••lo~' '<>"• nn d Nl.•·•OQ<"••n l, "'"""'''' GR AND PIANOS Sample Select Li st WEBER BABY IN SOf1 EBONY KIMBALL sr IN WARM WAL KNABE 5'B" SABlf WAl. KNABE sr DECORATOR . . CHICKE~ING, 58" ART CASE CHICKERING 66 ' lUSTRE EBONY STEINWAY 9' CONCERT IN ROSEWOOD • Many More Use~J New & Rebuilt grands to Choose From1 I J 795 12445 12495 12B95 13595 13995 17995 PENNY-OWSLEY ORANGE COUNTY WARE HOUSE EUCLID at SAN DIEG O FWY. • PHONE 545-0415 ' . " I • l • • • , \ i\ f DAIL V 'ILOT S11nday, Junt q, 1()74 Kissinger Used Mysle1~ious ~ ' ' Taps, Paper says. HB Man , Stvift Explo1•e1·s Initial phalanx from a total of 20 explorer scouts from tbroughout count y Jilts final stretch of mile run in Fifth Annual Explorer Olympics Saturday at Orange Coast College. Rugged scout atltletes began participating in full range of events at 6:30 a.m. and estimated 500 young men -entered con1pe· tition sponso red by Orange County Council of Boy Scouts. Russia OKs Dancer's Exit h10SCOW (AP) -A "very excited, very emotional" Valery Panov said Sat- urday that he and his pregnant wife Galina have been given official permis· sion to leave Russia for Israel after a 2~ month struggle. ·•1 "'On't stay here an hour longer than I have to." the fonu er Kirov ballet star said, adding that he got the official 1rord during a lf>-minute session in the office of a Lt. Col. Pialigrimas. "Pialigrimas read me a statement v.·hich said my v.·ife and l had been given permission for exit to lsrael,'' Panov said in a telephone call from his brother's house in Vilnius, Lithuania. "I told him I was very pleased, but it's all very hard to believe." • Advance "·ord tha the authorities had changed their minds v.·as carried by Panov's brother Alfred. Having heard rumors that permission "'as possible, the brother took the phone call from the Lithuanian Interior ~1inistry summoning the ballet star for an immed iate audi· ence downtown. "Alfred found me in a store, shop- ping." Panov said. He said they rushed to the Interior r..1inistry, v.·here Piali- grimas received Panov at 2 p.m. The officer said he had a communication to read him from the passport office in Leningrad. "He told me we had five days to suc- ceed in leaving the country," Panov said. Chavez Exaggerating Support -Fitzsimmons SAN FRAi.'IJCISCO (APl -Teamsters wllon president Frank E. Fitzsimmons says United Farm \Vorkers leader Cesar Olavez has greatly exaggerated his popular support. Fitzsimmons said that Chavei' claim to leadership of eau,Prnia"i farmworkers "is covered with a veneer of deceit." Tn a speech to the Commonwealth Club, ~said Chavez "never made any effort ganize the workers into collective ba gaining units. Cesar Chavez became the self-appointed leader of the 31 Killed in Crash CUCtITA. Colombia (UPI ) -Twenty- five passengers and six crewmen on a commercial airliner on a flight from Bogata were kille<I. in a crash Saturday, officials said. A spokesman for the airline, Taxi Acre<> Opita, said the plane crashed into a cliff about 15 miles west of OJcuta a few minutes after making an emergency call. He said a ham radio operator reported v>'itnesses said the plane exploded in mid air and landed in flames. farmworkers because he operates in a vacuum of law." Fitzsimmons accused Oiavez or making deals with growers to force them lo sign with the UF\V. "The deal is .struck, not between the worker and the employer, but betwf!i!n lhe union and the employer, with worker as the pawn," he pid. M1µ1y California growers "'ho signed UFW contracts have now signed pacts with the Teamsters. On aoother subject , Fitzsimmons said California's agricuJtural labor problems rould be solved ii Congress would in- clude farmwork ers under the National Labor Relation.s Act. "If Congress would inc I u de farmworkers under the law," he said, "labor relations would be peaceful, the rights of farmworkers wo'u.ld b e guaranteed." As Fitzsimmons spoke inside the Sheraton-Palace Hotel. about JOO UF\V pickets marched · outside, chanting , "Frank Fitzsimmons is a &eab" and carrying signs linking the Teamsters president with President Nixon and figures in the Watergate scandal. "! told him that this v.·as by no means the worst alternative." "As far as we're concerned. 11·e could leave tonight ,'' Panov added. "it aU de- -pends on the speed "'1th which they can complete the paper 11·ork. I told him lhat." Immediately afte r1vard. Panov said he ,1·ent lo a clinic v,·here his v.·ife, a balle- rina. 11•as being examined. "Galya didn't believe it '"'as true," he said. "I also have difficulty believing it." Panov said officials told him he could pick up the travel doc4,men1s ~tonday at the passport office in ~ningrad. "I am very excited. very emotional." he sa_id . But the nev.·s for Jewish Ph~feist Alex- ander Voronel was not so good. His v.·ife said he was detained for several hours Saturday and autborities warned him not lo proce('d any further with a pro- posed East-\\'est scientific seminar he has organized for July. She said one officer quoted a \Vestern nev.-spaper interview \l'ith the' president of Tel Aviv University y,·ho reportedly said the seminar should drav.• attent ion to the pl ight of Russian Jewish scien- tists. She said the officer told Voroncl "he should know' if that behavior could lead to a crime." Panov. 35 and Jewish. applied for per- mission to emigrate to Israel 26 months ago. His wife, 25. is not Jewish. Branded as a "lraitor" for seeking to emigrate , Panov was immediately dis- missed from the Kirov company. An- other Kirov alumnus, Rudolph Nureyev, defected to the West some years before. Following Panov's dismissal , his wi fe. a ballerina. was also expelled from lbe daoce co111pany. \Vithout work, forbidden the use of state-01vned dance facilities. the couple attempted to stay in shape by practicing in the living room of their third·floor apartment in Leningrad. At one point he feared his talent would dissipate from the forced idlen~s. "They are trying to assassinate me artistical- ly," he said. During his lOng wait for exit permis- sion. Panov v.•as frequently subjected to threats and what he termed "official maneuvers." The threats took the form of dark hints rrom lhe secret police that he risked jail by continuing to publicize his plight. Less ambiguous were v.'arnings from the militia to get a job -not dancing - or face prison for "par~itism ." Floods Plague Arkansas T ornado-strickeu Area Gets 1-foot Rain Hours • 12 Ut (] .• 'i. S 11m111or11 l y U11!11'f l'rttl 111t•r111lt.ntl tonllnuln~ r1!n• 111d lloodlno cltluge'· lic.ns D4 !flt 11.oi;Mltl. 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A.· K.,._ singer's Notional Security Council wa~ dlrt.-ctly rcspons iblll for ordering the 1181 to end 17 s<>-cnllcd "nlltioosl security" wiretoips on ne"'smcn and olfici1ls in 1971, the New York Tlmts reported IG- d;;iy in a slory attributed to "hlgt,l!Y plac- l '11te move '"' made becaus~ of con· still Jailed <.'t'rn th::at tho ~I habits of the in· " ed sources." _ The wiret<1ps begap In 1969. The tlm~. in the \Vashington-datelined .ftory. quoted 100 soul'C'es as saying the l~t eigh~ v.•ire- taps were stopped in February 1971 when AJexander M. Haig Jr., then a Kis- singer deputy, telephoned specific termi- nation orders to the FBI . During hearings on his nomination as secretary of state, Kissinger told the Senate that \le never dealt "explicitly'' 1vith the question of term inatin g the wire- taps. f-lo\\~\'er, the Tin1es sources said FBI rccordS' shO\v th at Kissinger through llaig. rebuffed tv.·o or three "'Bl atten101s in 1!169 to termin..'lte the wiretap an the telephone of Kiss inger aide Martin I. lialpcrin , · 1-Jalperin. protesting l'ne Nixon ad- n1lnistration's Vietnam policies, later quit tbe National Security Council He has filed suit aga inst Kissinger. charg- ing him '\'.1ith violating his conslitutional rights by the \l'irctaps. llaig is now \Vhite House chief of staff. :iteanwhile. the Washinglon Post said Sunday that evidence given the J!ousr .Judicial Committee last Y.'ee k indicated 1hat taps were placed on the phones of three White House st;iff members. in ad· dition to the 17 national security taps, Sen. Trmney Says Ni,-xo11 Hastens 'His lmpeachn1ent NORTON , l\·tass. (UPI) -President Nixon's recent actions .. can only hastrn his iinpeachment." Sen. John V. Tunney (D·Calif.) said Sat urday . Tunney. intcrvie\ved before delivering the commencement address at \Vheaton College. said the President has placed hiinself on a co11ision course for a confrontation "'ith ftie Judicial branch . "The courts are now going to be in a position to test h1r. Nixon's will with their court orders requiring him to tum over evidence," TuMey said, "and I 11·ould say that if the President refuses to tum over evidence after the court orders -and that's partirularly the Supreme Court order -it'll be separate grounds for impeachement.••~ Nixon, he said, "is doing things today which will onl y hasten his impeachment in lhe house, and r do not feel that his actions have been at all helpful to him in the Senate ." The Senator also renewed his ca11 for a 11·orld nuclear test ban treaty, warning the United States or another affluent nation could one day be faced with "nuclear blackmail" if the number of nations possessing 1he atom bomb continues to grow. Tunney said an economically deprived nation that acquired Uie nuclear secret could sneak a nuclear device into a U.S. port. then demand a ran som. Garrnent Workers Union Approvs T entative Pact dividuols 1night prove cmbarn~ing to The \je lfOUS<!, lhe Post said) It sal the ihree. Who were not naalC<i.1 ere B so pl:iced under physi al sur· ~elllanc . The New York Times hod -ted'Sat· JlrdaY 1l"1e ~.AJlhattan ofnces.of a peycho-- FlalYst 1trea1.ing 1'lrs. Daniel llsberg .}Vere bl\rglarized Nov. rt, 1971~~ less thnn thrfC months after ~ Whl Jlouse 1plumber1 t.Tied to steal g}Jd;,e '11 rec- J>rds from the o(fice of 1 ·~ Angeles il»;ychialfist. ! The rtm"es, in a Washington IWspatch "Saturday. s;iid Dr. Roberl uf _Akeret told a reporter he had no "'aY Dr know· ing v.-hethcr the intruders were int erest· cd in Patricia Ellsbcrg·s record9; and Me only rhing taken 1\·as a book tof blank checks. 'M1e Times said Dr. Akeret told its Wa shington bureau that he ttalt not re- ported the break,trt to Ne1v Vork Clty police or to federal authorities .., but sim- ply asked his bank for new checks. Dr, Akeret. who could not be reached for co mment , said t\ie FB I had come to his office seeking information about MD. Ellsberg the day after the Timll ~gan publication of the Pentagon papen. Fro1n Page l PATTY ... get in touch v.•ith me above ground." He said he v.·as unable to get through to Kelley and received no cooperation from Hearst. ~liss Hearst said In the tape that be- .fore he died "Kujo'' had told her "his parents were still his pareols because they had never betrayed him," while she referred to her own family with ob!ceni- ties and ca lled them "the pig Hearsts." The tape was the first message since the gun battle rrom the Harrises and ~liss Hearst. \\.\lo arc believed to be vlr· tual\y the last of the SLA still at large. Miss liearst eulogized the dead terror- ists. praising them for teaching her how to kill and calling for the destruction of "fascist America.'' Jn San Franc isco. the FBI agent in charge of the search for Miss Hearst said that if she and the other fug itives really do v.'ant to shoot ii out to the death. as they say, they should be as- sured that the FBI will shoot back. "We aren't go ing to stand around and Jet you shoot at us,v Charles Bates said at the Oakland Press Club, aiming hi! remarks1 at the SLA members. i.we're not going to shoot first. bot if somebody wants to shoot against m. I'm oot going ,le> stand there and say 'Oops. you missed.' I don't get that much pay." After the tapes were broadcast Friday. police said, there was a spurt of 11 re- ported ''sightings'' of f.1iss Hearst, but all the leads proved fruitless. In New York, a ~rim Randolph Hearst said Sa turday night he \Vas glad his daughter 1\·as ''still alive.'' Hearst arrived at Kennedy Airport for a board meeting of Hearst Publications next '~·eek. He spoke briefly v.1ith report· ers before a limousine took him to a hotel. In a tape recorded message Friday, Patricia. "'ho claims to have joined her Symbionese Liberation Annv captors, called her family "pig Hearst!." Said her father: "\Ve all love her and are glad she is still alive.'' . Earlier in Hillsboroul!h, the prestdent end editor of the San Francisco Exam i· ner v.·as asked about the ta"lC. It "doesn't mean anythin g at this point." he said. •·t don't want to get her in any trouble. \Ve11 wait and see.'' ~ lJ.S. Increases Po,ve rty Cutoff .. • An unu;u8t tale aboUt lluntlngton Bench "Sold ier 'of Misfortune" Bc.bby Joe Kee- see cmUlnued to emerge from federal in· vesligators over the weekend. The n1ys- terlous cabinetmak- er remairL'i In Or- ange County Jail to await arraignment ilt the kidnap of an American vice con- sul in Mexico. Keesee, a \'ettran of jails from J!anoi to Santa Ana, often ~1:1,sEe wound up in prison after his repeated internatlon&I Incidents. His latest is a charge of ai ding and abetting in the kidnaping of John S. Pat- terson, who vnnished ·from his State De- partment post in llermosillo. Mexico last March 28 and who ~s never been found. F'ederal agents v.·ho won a U.S. Grand Jury indictment in San Diego Friday accused Keesee of putting the diploma t under surveillance, scouting properties and locations assert.. edly linked to the crime and directiag the preparation or a handv.Titten ransom PAT•ttsoN note demanding $500.000 for Ult: diplo- mat's return. That same note, agents allege, tumed up at the en1bassy in Hermosillo arter Patterson disappea red . The Justice Department insisted tha t f\eesce '"'as indicted after "a massive in - vesti gation" into the disappearance of the young diplomat. In his latest stay in , Orange County Jail , the 40-year-0ld resident of 7701 War- ner Avenue is being held in lieu of $100 -000 bail. I Keesee has the distinct.ion of being the only civilian prisoner of war to be re- turned to the U.S. by the North Vietna- mese. and reports indicate that the best theory surrounding tris capture centers on the hijacking of a plane at gun point in Tha iland in 1970 after which the pilot \1•as forced to land on a beach in North Vietnam . He also has been convicted in another commandeering incident related to a plane and a Oight to a communist coun- try. In the 1960s he was convicted of de- sertion and other charges for deserting his Army post at Fort Huachuca. Ariz .. and stealing a light plane for a spree that spanned several states and then ended in Cuba. The Castro Govmunenl turned him over to U.S. authorities. At his trial. Keesee insisted he was a CIA operative setting up a "cover" for a mission. The intelligence agency denied any knowledge of him or t~e incidents. Several years later Keesee made in- ternational headlines once again, tuming up as a hos!age in a hotel in Jordan taken over by Palestlnian guerrillas. lie \1'as released along with I'. e rest of the captives. Ever since his return from North Viet- nam. Keesee.\Jas refu.sed to talk about ho"'' he beca me a prisoner in Indochin a. Keesee is a former Anny paratrooper who was \vounded and decorated in Ko-1• rea. As a result of the wounds, he has a steel plate in his skull. Federal authorities plan to arraign Keesee ea rly this coming week at U.S. District Court in San Diego. S. Viet:nan1 Bo1nbs SAlGON. South Vietnam 1AP ) -South Vietnamese pilots rained tons of bombs on North Vietnamese positions 25 miles north of Saigon today as fi ghting for control of the Ben Cat area continued for the 22nd day. Military sources said the A I Skyraiders and F5 jets flew 60 strikes in one area west of Ben Cat. 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BIKE EX RESS • 1111 .. r, J0')[P1• Crashes Kill T"·o, Hurt One PORTERVILLE CUP!) - An Army Silver E a g I e s demonstralion team helicopter suddenly slanuned le> the ground at an air show and fwo men were killed in the crash of their light plane Saturday In separate accidents. The Arm y pilol. C\\'O Gerald G. Sn1ith of 1,ock Hav en, Pa., was taken to a CALIFORNIA local · hospi!al v.·ith back ,-----------'-~--- injur ies after his helicopter THEY'LL CYCLE tHE ROUTE Of THE OLD PONY EXPRESS L to R: Jan Ke ulen, Barry McDaniel, John Keulen, Jack Beatty, Joel Fruehan (Not shown: Paul E. Cornish) __ It's the 'Bicycle E:xpress Ex~Coast Man to Peddle Front Missouri to Sacrarnento JACKIE HVl\1AN 01 ttlt O.lty ,.lkll 511!1 Some people think a bicycle can do anything a pony can. except cat oats. whinny and have little p:lnies. At least that's what six amateur bicyclists \viii try to prove this "'eek \\'hen they attempt to carry the mail rrom Sacramento to S t . Joseph, ~10 .. !he route of the old Pony Express. Among the group that set out Friday from Sacramento was Joel Fruehan, 31, a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College who currently lives in Long Beach. HE'LL BE joined by Paul E. Comish. 26. of Santa • Ana. Barry R. l\1cDaniel, 25, of Long Beach, Jack Beatty, 51 of Corona. John G. Keulen, 43, of Artesia and Keulen's 14- year-old son. Jan. The six participants. riding Jl).speed bicycles, will carry mailbag& weighing about foor pounds and containing speci:il folders about the trip to be used as collectors' Uems. The folders l\'ili b e postmarked wilh a special cancellation stam p by the U.S. Post Office in i acramento and again on arrival In St . Joseph. The riders ·will a\lempt to follov.• the original Pon y Express roul e on the 1,780- mile tri!), which they hope to con1plctc in four days. THEY'LL rotate the riding. each man cycling for one half hour (about 10 miles), then throwing the mailbag to. the next rider. Off-duty riders and their bikes v.•i\I travel in a camper. Thief Takes Girl's 'Legs' LOS ANGELES (AP ) -A three-year-old girl. crippled by a birth defect, has lost her only means to •,1;alk. A thief stole a case containing her crutches :.ind $600 leg braces. Lupe t.1anjerre was-fitted \vith the braces for the first time last Christmas. She had been walking in them for five months when the t h e f t oceurred ~1ay 'n. Lupe's therapist, Ti n a Navarete, of the Los Angeles County Crippled Children's Service, said the thief had re!arded the girl's progress. "It's set us back by at lcasl a n1onlh in helping her get used to the braces," fl·liss Nava rret e said. "She regresses without them -not having them just re a 11 y inhibits her. She can't play with the others.'' Lupe suffers Jrom spina bifida (open spine), and has no feeling or muscle tone below be_r v;aist. T h e bratts extended from her waist to her ankles. LUPE'S mother, fllaria Elazar fl1anjerrez, 27, believes someone stole the c a s e Patients DischarO'ed 0 Due to Nurses Strike think ing it c ontained something valuable. "I !hink that after someone took them, they saw that they couldn't use them and just threvl' them av.•av," she said. "And $600 is i Jot of money. \\'e can't just go buy more." Lupe receives r eg u I a r therepy lit the James t.1cBride School for the physically handicapped in suburban i\tar Vista. But Miss Navarrete said she could never be cured. "rt's somet h i ng she'll always have to cope with, bul the braces really make a difference." she said. '"They gave her so1ne independence, and whoever stole them , well, it was a terrible thing to do." During the night , they'!! alternate in one hour shifts. About 180 dlanges v.•ill be nlade in all. roughly corresponding to the number or Pony Ell:press sta tions in operation during the Expre ss' tv.·o-year existence, fro m 1860 to 1861. The cycl ists v.·ill be traveli ng abou~ 430 1niles a day. Original Pony Express riders i:ovcred about 250 miles per day. "THEY'RE doing this just for fun," said ~1rs. Dorothy F'ruehan of Newport Beach, Joel's n10ther. "It \Vas dreamed up by ,.be\ and John K~len ." One me1nber of the six-man team. Paul Cumish. is the present coast-to-coast bicycle recor d -holde r . having journeyed from Los Angeles to f\ew York in 13 days. fi re hours and 20 minutes. The cyclists' route v.·iH pass through Ca rson City, Pro\·o and Denver and O\•er some mountain passes more than 11,000 feet high. THE BI KE Express will not be able to parallel the original route exactly beeause of interstate highways, . whic h are off-limits to the bikes. Yet while enjoying ••. fine roads and freedom from hostile Indians and bandits. the cyclists \\'ill face at least one problem wiknown by the original riders. After all. the re are no known instances of ponies suffering from nat tires. crashed berore s e v e r a I thou sand spec1ators at the 25th annual Porterville Fly-in. Smith was flying a solo act at the completion of the Silver Eagles ' perrormance. Hi s chopper v.·as manipulating a large yo-yo when the craft plumn1eted to earth. The helicopter, an H6A Cayuse , which had floppy ears attached and a face painted on the front, was badly dan1aged . EARLIER a li ght plane flying in formation \Vith three other planes, left the group and passed low over the airport. Witnesses said the plane veered sharply and a wing brushed the growid before the plant: cartwheeled. The plane v.·as not part or the airshow. The pilot was identified as John Dietz. 25. of Torrance. !he passenger v.·as J an Alexander, 36. of i\tanhattan Beach. Disorders Of Spine 'Overlooked' LOS ANGELES CAP) - Because famil y doctors gene rall y limit their examination of young patients to just the front. they often mi ss early indications of spinal disorders, says a noted local orthopedic surgeon. "They look in the eyes, the ears. the nose and the throat." said Dr. Cha rles Bonnett, head of the spinal derormity service at Rancho Los Amigos HOS"Pital and an assistant profesSOT at the University of Southern California School of Medicine. "They listen to the ht-art and lungs and they palpate the abdomen, but unless the patient has made some specific complaint. they seldom look at the back,'' said Bonnett . "Thal is the \Vay 1o mlss a disturbance of gro\vth in its early stages," he added. SAN FRANCISCO IAP) - Northern California hospitals had discharged nearly 30 percent of their patients by Saturday as a strike by hundred! of registered nurses completed its second day. 4,400-member California Nur· ses Assn., said 40 hospitals from San Jose to Sacramento had been forced to reduce patient loads by nearly one- third. Hospitals placed doctors and supervisory personnel on extra duty and only performed emergency surgery. Professional COLOR portraits of your child. Hospitals. operating with sharply reduced s t a f f s . curtailed o r consolidated many patient services. but there were no signs or a mjaor medical crisis. Most hospitals said they were accepting emergency cases only. "We're on 1 y discharging patients who arc ready to go home," said Eleanor Lorenz. an administrator at French Hospital here. "We're in fair shape and anticipating no big proble1ns. '' Qu1is Roberts. spokesman for one or three hospital groups llt:ing struck by the T'wo Groups Suspected PASCO, Wash. CAP) Federal and local 1 a w enforcement agencies a r e trying to track dovtn tv.·o Ca Ii for n ia-based groups claiming credit for the pipe bomb n1urder of a judge who was buried here Friday. A Federal Protective Service supervisor said in San Francisco that an FBI report indicated that the fl1lni11lers of Christ Church and th e National Tax Rebellion Committee claimed to have killed Franklin Co u n t y Superior Court Judge James Lawless. FPS Supervisor W i 11 i a m Davis said. an FBI agent in Los Angeles reported that the groups also plAnned to atl empt murder of a U.S. District Court judge in San Dir go. . FBI spokcsmm-~1 ~ Los Anii:elcs denied :iny krnnvlcdge of the groups or their clnlms of responsibility for the Pasco bombing. ROBERTS, a negotiator for Affiliated Hospitals, said about half of their nurses reported for v:ork Saturday. A spokesma n ·: for K a i s e r Hospitals sa1d· nearly tv.•o· thirds of their nursing staff was on strike. A spokesman for the third hospital group, Associated Hospitals. \V a s unable to estimate the strike's effectiveness at their facili· ties. CNA nurses said their's was 90 percent effective. Contract negoliations broke off Thursday and no new talks have been scheduled. "\Vhen the state conciliator sees signs that both sides are willing to gife a little, he'll call both sides back to the bargai ning table," said Bob Hughes, information officer for Kaiser 1'tospitals. Pair Die 111 Crasl1 SAN DIEGO II.Pl -A husband and ~1lfe from El Centro have died in the crash of their twin-engine plane into a canyon at the northeast edge of San Diego. Fede.rat Aviation Administl'!~~ 1nvestlpto:rs identified ~?>"pie as James E. Potter. l!i Ill& )lllol, and hil wife, Edith, S3. An FAA spokesman said their Aero Commander crashed .Fri~oy, Jnjnutes after takeoff frfm Gil~ie .field tn El C&jo11. t11st of here. 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Hunting ton Beach (7 14) 892 -7771. \ J • A6 (DAILY PILOT EDITORlAL PAGE) Mechanizin.g When it comes to vote results. Orange Coun ty has a statewide -some say nationwide -reputation or being archaic, backward and just plaJn slow. Afier la.st Tuesday's primary, Orange County was 52nd of the 58 counties in California to report its finals and Orange County's final taJly was five hours ahead o{ schedule because of unexpected smooth running of the vote counting machjnes. It is even worse in national election s. We are quite used to having television networks declare winners left and right even before our California polls have closed. But to make that irritation sma rt even more, Orange County's results often aren't in until a day later than almost ever\' other county in the state. One ,year it was n1ore than tWo <lays late. Very likely son1e i1nprovcment ls due. but bcf'!re :ush- ing pell-mell into a concl usion that a speedup 1s either. simple or cheap, an analysis of the situation is in order. Orange Co unty presently uses a vote-counting sys· tern, not to be confused with a voling machine. The "ote-counter automatically records votes marked on bal- lots with specially coded ink nnd pern1ils 1nachines to do the tallying much n1 ore rapidly and eCficiently than the old hand-counting sysle1n. UnCortunately, the system is both cumbersome and overloaded. \Vith 750,000 registered voters and 1.849 precincts, the four Gyrex counters. .. produced primary results in 11 hours, but only because the turnout was quite light. So now the county Boa rd of Supervisors must de- tennine whether to invest more money in additional Gyrex 'equipment or go to· an alteh\ltive system. The cheapest path would be adoption of newer and m~re efficient vote-counting systems. probably one involving punching of cards rather ihan marking of the large, un- wieldly paper ba ll ots. ·voting n1achines would be a much better answer. ' the Ballot 'fhey are nothing new, of course. San Franclsco has had 1 hem in operation since the 1920s, as have had most com1nunlties in st.ates in the East. 1'hey operate simply and efficiently; levers are turned on a display board for each vote to be cast and with one motion the entire ballot is recorded on count- ers. \Vhen the polls c.lose, \he counters have the totals and rt!lurns are available lmmedlately. Voting machines, unfortunately, aren't cheap. They cost about $2,500 per unit. and one machine la required for approximately each 200 voters. This places the county's Initial investment in voting n1achines at $7·8 1nillion and produces .still another prob- le1n -!ilorage. Findlng roon1 to place some 3,700 of these devices in nonelection periods is not easy. Some {';111 be kept in schools and public buildings used as poll· ing places. but those placed In private homes would have Io be transported and kept elsewhere for Jong periods of tin1e. \Ve sometimes wonder why the rush to obta.in final " voting results. ~lany European countries lock up ballots fo r a day or two. then release the results at a predeter· n1incd time. It doesn't really change any outcomes. and once people are accustomed to the schedule, there is no complaint. Unfortunately, it is unlikely -particularly with the heavy emotional push from the television networks - that voters here will switch to this Old 'Vorld concept. Our rush, rush, rush attitude extends to our desire to know immediately how our vote affected an issue or a race. With that in mind. we would recommend the Board of Supervisors begin phasing in an alternative to the Gyrex vote-counters now in use. Despite the outlay, the voting machines appear to be the best answer. It is time Orange County accepted its role as the second. r;nost populous county in the na· tion's most populous state. • Scott-Haig Feud Shows Truth's ' . Elusiveness . By GODFREY SPERLING \\'ASHI NGTON -One of the most in lriguing questions in this ci ty is this: \\'hat e\idence did Sen.ale rilinority Leader Hugh Soott look at last v.'inter that caused to him to say flatly that on the basis of secret Waterga te-related documents made available only to him he could conlidenUy say the Presidcnl \~·ould be "exculpated entirely." "I ha\·e foWld nothing," he .said at the time, "th.at would indicate any guilt of 3 natu re that would be impeachable." And OOV.'. after reading the presidential \\'atergate-related transcripts, l he senator has said they· revealed a "shabby, immoral performance'' and added : ''I will not take a position supporting any action which involved any form d. immorality or criminaJity..-as the transcripts indicate." • The Scott position today is th& he has been 1'taken" by the administration. He said last December that he had been shown four documents ''which purported to be transcripts. not excerpts but transcripts" of meetings "'hlch took plaee in the President's Oval Ofriec at the White House. He sticks to his guns on Utis quotation today. ·' THE SENATOR. thinking he had seen the full transcripts last v.inter. then v.·ent on to say at the time that he thought the President should disclose all his Watergate-Oval 0£fice conversation and thus clear himself once and for all. lt was from this information that he reCelved from the White House that the senator detennined -and said publicly -that the Presidl'llt had been telling the truth and Jolm Dean had not That's where· the senator's story stands today. He says he was misled by the administration and he's angry about it. ' Gen. Alexander Haig, the President's chief of staff. has another story. He has told this reporter that "It didn't happen that way at all." Haig added: "What Scott saw in December 'Yt-'aS analysis. He asked to see the tran.$Cript and he saw a piece of it. He was in a hurry. I was in a hurry. I told him not to use it. He kncv.' what he ••••as looking at. It was a piece of the conversation of 1March 21, and he knows it \\'as a piece of it. He knew he \vas looking at only a piece oot o! so recorded conversations. t asked him not to say anythini about it." One must ask, it seems: How can you reconcile wha~ Senator Scott and Haig are saying? Haig says Ule senator was seeing only a piece, a rragment, and that ' even that was "analysis." BUT I llA VE gone back to the senator Y.ith this Haig version and found that Scott is not shifting his story. The senator still holds to his position. He says he y,•as made a foot of by the administntion last December -and !hat nothing Haig says now can pull him away from what he is now discovering for the ftrst time, as he reads the transcripts : that the \Vhite House hoodwinked hirn last winter. This reporter has reportl'd t h e senator's challenge 'of Haig lo Gerald \Varren, White House deputy press secretary, assuring him that if Haig can provide any more explanation or proof o( his story it would be we!C()me here. Perhaps that \li'ili be forthcoming. But as thi s i.s being written. there has not yet been any further word from the White House on the subject. Now that yoo, the reader, have observed, close at hand, this inconcllL5ive reportorial search for the facts, you Wldoubtedly are asking: Whom are v.·e to believe, Scott or Ha ig? The ~swer here comes dl>W11 to this: Somelimes a ne"'~man can do oo more than report two sides of a controversy and let the reader make up his 0\\11 mi11d as to v.·h.ich side is right, \\'hich side is telling the tru th. THE PROBLE1tf is that o(ttimes the real ansv.·ers lie not in w·hite and black but in the gray. That is, it is just possible that Haig thought he had made it clear that he was shov.'ing only an excerpt - and that Scott thought he \\'as · seeing much more than that. ' The key phrase may be that of Haig: "lfe was in a hurry. I was in a hurry." Perhaps in the hurry there ·was some faulty, quick explanation or some faulty, quick misunderstanding of a hurried explanatioo. A1ready some readers ;robably have made up their minds: tltal Mr. lfaig is the only one to be believed or that Scott is the only one v.·hose story can be relied on. 'Ibey would say that t h c "misin\erprC'tation " theory 1s f<1r too l'.haritable . Perh;ips it i.~ .. Perhaps there is son1eont~. somc.,..•here , \1'ho will be [1ble 1o rorroborate the St.-ott position or· the Jlai~ posilion. \Ve'll kee1) tryiug. But this St'(Jtl·l-laig rlebat<' ~erv<'s to illustrate a basir prohle1n ull through the \Valergate-rclat~I disclosures, including the hearings and thL· rl'ccntly divulged transcripts of Q\'al Office tapes; Fact· finding is not an easy matler. Yet in the slow process of \'ie1ving and ~ifting \Vatcrgate·relatcd information v.·e have all traveled quite a distance, We all know 1nuch more loday about \\'ho was res ponsible -1vho did v.•hat and 11•hcn - than v.•e did tv.•o years <1gQ when tht arrcsl of the \Vatcrgate burglars WdS first reportc.~d~. ----- Go<lf rey Sperliny 1.~ cliief of fhr. \Vn.~lliugton burean of the Clirlstian Scieucc J\lo11Hor. Ford Offers Decency, Not Suavi~y \VASHINGTON -\\'hat kind of President would Gerald Ford make? This is a question v.·e are o!ten asked. as the impeachment of President N i x o n becomes more likely. Ford v.·ould not be the brightest President to occupy the oval office, but he would be ono of the most decent. T h er e is nothing suave or subtle about him. He \l'ould bring an openness and a guilrlessne$ to !he \Vhil e House. He could be trusted. He \\·ould not have as keen a grasp of the paperv.·ork of the presidency as Richard Nixon has. But probably more important, Ford would have a better feel for th e human undercurrents. There is also an all·American qual· ity about him. He has the common touch of Harry Truman, the easy manner and engaging sincerity of Dwight Eisenhower. Under Gerald Ford, the oval office would no longer be a storm cellar where the President is constantly engaged in plotting stratecy to strike back at innumerable "enemies." \Vhen an aide brought Ford th e first news from a UP I ticker that the \Vhite House kept an "enemies list.'' Ford shook his head in disbelief. "If you have so many enemies you have to keep a list," he remarked, "you are in trouble." He would bring integrity to the White Courts Affirm Rights of Suspect A suspeet' in a criminal case has the right to be represented by co6nsel. 11e has the right to remain silent under police interrogation. A c o n f e s s i o n enractcd from a suspect by threats, intimidation or torture cannot be used against him in court, These coostitutional protections of the po~ibly Innocent have only recentl y been affirmed and implemented in judicial decisions. The poor and illiterate. ignorant of their le gal rights. have too often bttn victims of su111n1ary proceedings. A typi· cal story is told by Burton H. \Vo!fe in "Pileup on De~th Row" (DoubledayJ , ''After sever;il hours of grilling.'' , \\'olfeo write!':, ·'(Dan· nyl Escobedo confessed that he had paid Benny DlGerltrndo $500 to kill Valtierra, at the reques t of his sister (11·ho \:al· tierra had been mistreaHng1 ... DlGer· lando \\'as then 'persuaded' b~· po[lc(' to conress to the killing. "At his trinl he sl'tid tile confession had b«n bl!aten oul or him. Either tha jury did not believe him or did not care. He ~·11.s convicted and ~ntenced to die, at the a1e of 18 . . . _ "Escobedo was tried . • . ;ind Mn· S. I. HAYAKAWA tenctd lo 2~ years in prison despite his repudiation of the confession ... :ind despite the ariiumcnl or his attorney thnl it should not be adm itted as evidence because lt was coerced.'' Tn pri son Escobedo studied Jav.· and filed n pclition for appeal to the 111lnols Supreme Court, v.·hich appointL'<I n young attorney. Barry Kroll. Kroll first appcnled on the b.1sls of an Illinois law requiring police to send for an nttomey when the arrested person request! one. The court ruled in 1963 th:1t Escobttlo's ronfessloo was admissible evidence nevertheless. So Kroll then appcalcd-!ucctssfUlly -to the U.S. Supreme Court. Juslicc Arthur (',oldberg's majority ($-4) opinion 'said, "The accused has been denied the assistance of counse.I In violation of the Si:<th Amendment ... and no slolcn1ent elicited by polic~ durin g the lnlrrrogatiOn 1nay be u~d against him ID 11 crlminol tri111." THE DECISION \l'M new triels not only for Escobedo, but also for many on death row. Including OiGerlando, v.·hosc sentence \vas reduced to a prison term.. Robert B. [)()rado, In San Qut.nlin on :i • life term, was one of two men aefUsed of the !itabbing death of a third lnlnate. He was convicted of murder and sentenced to death on the basis of his signed confession, .allegedly obtai ned under duress but upheld by n Superior Court as ''"oluntarily'' submitted. While on death row, Dorado too began to study law. "Tl was during this study," \vrites Burton Wolfe, "that Dorado came across some legal argume.nts that were n1iscd on behnlf of two Mexican- American residents of death row. Augustine Baldonndo snd Luis Moya. Although they v.•ere excecuted, Dorado v.·as impressed with both the written arguments nnd the be friending of these two outcasts by a San rrancisco lawyer. Edward L. Cragen. "When lhe clerk of the California Supreme Court sent Dorado a form asking him t.o name, 9ne-t\\·1).three, his choices for lav.')'er for his .automaUc appeal, he put Cragen's nome firllt, l'thcnd of tv.·o far more prominent criminal lawyers:• oA\.OOi"iAOO A~l> l\toya "ere the two drug add lcls hired by the notorious Bliz11bel\1 ··~fn" D111!can to klll htr daughtcr-in·law. All three were con· demned to death. llov.·ever. Cr11gen fel t that the l\\'O men. having turn~ state's evidence. should have been given lighter scntmces than l'ltrs. Duncan, 1he in.')tigator of lhc crime. Despite Cragcn's etrorts, their death sentcnccs were car-- ried out ln 1962, as was that of l'ltrs. Duncan. Cragen was happy to be chosen by Dorado because of hJs special experience and sympathy v.·lth Mexica:t-t\merican cases. In the ~scobcclo case the Supreme (;ourt..decidcd that defendants requesting the asSistance of counsel must be pro- Vided ~ith that assistance. But What abOOt help for those too ignorant or frightened to ask for counsel ? 'nle answer was provided by Justi ce ~1athew O. Tobriner o! the Californin Supreme Court, \\'ho wrote in his majority opinion, "The defendant who docs not know hi s rights ... \\'ho docs not ask counsel, Is the very defendant who most needs oounsel." Dorado, having escaped denth. slowly underwent a trans!ormation In prison. He removed his tattoos, a mark of the prison cultOre. He acqulr~ greater literacy and, more Importantly. M!lf·lnsighl. AS llE WROTE In 1970. ''I can make it now. 1 am mature in my thinking. I am habllltated, not rehab 11 Ital cd .'' Eventually he WM released a n d appropriately was given a job 11s coordinator of an anlidrng progrnm, Crager Is proud of his \vork in trn· Dorado case, and proud of Dorado. Ills victory is another example ()f thr "·orkings of the Anglo-American le{lal tradition. In ·"'•hich, as Tennj'800 sAld, "Freedom slowly broadens down, rrom prectdcnt to precedent." House. He has alv.•ays refused to accept cash campaign contributions. He has insisted upon checks, which can be properly recorded. He would be a partisan President, \vho would attend to his political chores. But he would be able to work. in harness with Democratic leaders. As House Republican leader, he had a close v.·orking relationship with the Democrats, particularly Speakers John r..1cCormack and Carl Albert. Incidentally, the vice president took the lime in Boston the other day to place a quiet, kindly phone call to the ancient and lonely r..·lcCormack. \Vatergate polit ics have put Ford in a squeeze. He gave President Nixon· a pledge or loyally before accepting the vice presidency. But he also promised party leaders that he would spearhead the campaign for Republican candidates this year. Tuey needed a leader whom Republicans could rally around. For lhe President has become a millstone around lhe neck of the GOP. FORD, TRUE to his pledge of loyalty , has tried ro defend the President. yet 111 the same time, he has sought to divorce the party from \Vatergate. The President, ·according lo our \Vhite House sources. has suggested to Ford that he tone down his criticism of the \VAY the White House has handled W a t e r g a l e, The vice president. in response, has tried to support !he President, without completely swallowing the White House llnc. Gerald Ford would not be a spectacular President. His style would be Grand Rapids, not Camelot But he has the warm atlributcs. \Yhlch would allow him to sit crimfort~bly on the cold pcdcsl<tl or power. TllE l'ORGOITEN SERGEANT' The Army's sllck new advertising campaign. promising ~nllstees they'll be treated "with respect and dignity," daf!sn 't mention wh111 hnppened to Sgt. Charles Anlhony. ile's a 14·year Army veteran wilh a \\'Ire end eight young c:hl1dffil, His wife is seriously UI and one of the children has a critical heart ailment. lie received a routine transfer tro1n Ft. Gordon. Ga .. to F't. Belvoir, Va, He didn 't balk at the orde rs until the condition of both hls wife and chlld grew worse. The dnctors s.1ld they cooldn'l be mnv@d. So Sgt , Anthony asked the Army 's ron1pnsslonnte Review Boa rd 10 1.:it him stny at Ft, Gordon. Dul the board. Its n~mc notwithstanding , wa~ lacklng Jn COTTlJWl~!':iOn, Despite tellers Of mippoJ.t from doctors at Ft G<lrdon, the sergeant \\'as turned do\vn . He \\'as ordered to report to Fl. Belvoir or take a hardship discharge that \\'Ould cost him his rctireincnl benefit~. \Vocfully, he obeyed the orders and traveled the lonely 600 miles to Vt. ~Jvoir. STrLL, llE believed the Army he hall loyally served would realize its mistake and send him back to his ramily. instead. he was informed flatly that he "'as there to stay. Dr. Peter Cranston of Augusta, Ga . lhc psychologist who attended 1hc scrgeanl's wife. told us he \1·arncd the Compassionate Review Board that she might attempt suicide if her husband were forced to leave. The board wouldn't listen and !\1rs. Anthony auempted to take an overdose of sleeping pills just as the doctor Rad feared. Fortunately. she \vas stopped in time. But the sergeant. alone and despondent 600 mites from the fon1lly \Vho neede<l him. suffered an emotionril breakdown . As \1'c write this. he is hospitoliicd al tht: Army's Waller Reed Hospital i 11 \Vashington. Footnote : \Vhen we made inquiries .i t the Compassionate Review Board. we heard a loud voice in the background shout: ··Oonl answer lhat!" But later the board explained that Anthony wa3 ;1sslgned to Ft Belvoir because of JOb openings ~nd the nearness of \Va lter Heed. , OIAHGI COAST , DAILY PILOT Robert N. \Vetd, PubUslitr '1'1iomas KeevU, Editor Barbara KTeibich £dflorial Page EdllrJr ' The editorl1I ,page of ·1tw Da lly Pllett seeks to inform. and :;timula!~ l"Cl!lldt"N: by Jll'V5CntiTlf Gl'i 1hi5 PQ't" dl\'erM•COmmcntary'on lopi1:11 of In· ttl'1!St hy SYnrlleattd ('(llumnl111111 and cartoonists, b)' providing A fon1m for rtatlll!n:' Vir.'v.'s at'd by pttlt.'ntint th11 ne11o·sp11pcr's oplnloM Md \deJU on CUTTP.nt lorri<'a. Thr c-d1torlaJ opinions of tht DAii)' J'llot Rppea.r only In !he edUM"lal rolumn at lh,. mp of thll! page, Opinions e:\o~I by !he-rol· umnists •nd <"aMoonbti and ltlltf' Mil~ I.rt 1hell' ow n !Ultl no t'fldor1t· mcnt ol thtir vie"'• by the OaJJy PUot should bt lnf"1"C'd.. Sunday • .lune !l, 1074 I l I i I Voters Cast an Ethical Ballot By WILLIAM A. DUTCHER Tuesd.ay's Dtmoc.ratlc Primary election showed tht peoptt of Cnllfornla are deeply concen1ed about ~rater~ate, and con1'equcntly about honesty . 1nt~grity and the need lo reduct the inOucnce --Special interest money In government The people nu1de thl!!lr concern nnd disgu:1t kno\vn by staying home In droves -sarlng, In effect. "<1 nox on all your dirty polltlca houses." 'fhose casting ballots said it by passing Proposition 9, the "rc(orm initiative," by an overwhelming margin. And they said It by nomlnntlng lhe leading advocate of Proposition 9, and "clean government" in general, rui their nominees !or governor by a wide margin. Few pollUcal Pf'9CCPior1als. office-holders and -seekers belle__ved_ 8 few months ago that the average voter \\'OUld fino.lly deckle on this Issue over such proven ones as the state of the ewnomy, t!Xpcrience, the environment, law and order and drugs -over the relatively new issue or the energy crisis -over the well proven primary election 1s,,ue of "who is more ~nli·lhe-othcr·party" than the other candidates. This misrcadinR of the intensit y of the average voters' !ee1tng about the "honesty ISS"Ue" rost the losing candidates dearly. For instance, Bob Moretti pretty much Ignored the Issue and set out early lust yea r to become the m0$1 anll-Reagan. anti· Republican candidate. He took to holding regular rebuttal press conferences following the governor's new~ 1neetlnp. He led the ca{llpaign against !he Reagan tax initiative last year. Last Tuesday, the Democratic votes of California collectively fav .. ned at ?i-1orettl's partisan ploy. Joe Alioto had the most to lose from the Issue. Rightfully or other\vise, all research shov.·ed voters percievcd Alloto as somehow connected with underworld elements, smart but sneaky or just plain crooked. The poor Alioto can1paigri 1noved first this \\'ay and then !hat. changing management ~\·eral times during the rate. in a desperate attempt to overcome lhcsc ncgativt!s <ind simul t:.inf'ou:sly trying to find ~ wo~· to get at St.'Cr f·tary of Slate Jerry Brof,<n. Alloto finall y i;.·ttled upon his ac1ion in the Zebra killings as :i 111 .. 1/lotl of h:111g111J? his hat on luw and order land rn:.i) Ix: Just a sn1idi:e n 011 race prejudice? 1 as an IS:otUt." This ADV(' the Alioto ca mpaign Its first Uireclion <ind help(~ hin1 pa8.!I Moretti in the closing days or the election. Late ln the g<1rnc. Alloto start1..'d trying to 1 arn i~h Bro\vu's clc11n in11:1ge. His failure in thiii was so con1p!i:te th<1t the mayor actuall y cndt:d up declnring Hally thut Brown was "controlled" by "lrldoncsinn oil lrHcrc.sts" on the basis of a fai rly modest contribution. · 1'hc nlost n;iismonaged campaign was William ~·hitson Hoth's. Hoth was a candidate \Vilh real i:1otc11tlnl in the cun"ent polltlcal atmosphere. Y~t l\'i//,,1t1t A. lJ11tcher, a Newport Beach resi· de1it t:> 11 /ire1friis1a11al political ca111pai911 co11- su/1tt11t fl•l<I 1:; }l1r1ncr canipa1y11 '11a11ayer and 11d1111111strut1vc 1i.<1s1s1<1ut to Rc11 . R1cllurc1 T I ltnuru lus l'<1mpa1g11 foundered from day one and never g11t untr01ckC'd. Hoth·s aproach was wholly lacking u1 punch, crei:l l1 vity or controversy. \\'i1h his Sl rnillion-plu s budget and no liabilities. noth could have b('e11 •the.. attion-oric ntctl prob!C'111· sol\'cr. honelit to a fault , hard-hitting citizen cundi· dal~ In !h(· rnold of Captain Marvel -here just In the nick of tune to aave us trom the drcad(.'d politicia ns. Instead the, Roth campaign projected 1ndt<t.'icivencss, presented no alternatives and ac· tuull y seemt:d lo lintl l!rtle wrong with the front· tunners. · Then there was Jerry Waldie. \VaJd!e had been bored in Congrcli.'I J>ince his arrival. He seemed 10 want to leuvc Congre59 anyway, so he took the plunge. No sooner did the congressman start run. r1111g for gov(.'rnor th;1n he found his House Ju di· ci;iry Con11111tt1:1• th~· kcy lcgislati\•ei bod y in the 111lpt·:lchmcn! 111quiry Suddt'nly Jerry's boring jot) 1n Congress bcc<1111c n1ost exciting, \\1aldie never cot back into the swln.Q: of ruMing for 11overnor. P"lnally we coma.. to the big wiMer. four years ago Jerry Urown and his very capablt: chief de- puty (ltllc.r camp.1lgn n1unrigcr) Tom Quinn set out 10 1nakc nro .... ·n !he cleanes t, most forthright pr~ -rclonn officeholder ln town. Brown kept..-his ov.·n house strictly in order (to lhl! extent that when I on<.-e sent a small corsage to one of the s...oerctnries in hla office ll:t a thank you for a favor. I received a letter from her Immediate supervisor informing nle that no employee of the stcrctary or state's office Is 'permitted to accept any gift, and therefore he had donated the flowers to a nearby home for the elderly). lie took on major rorporstklns, offl~eholders in both parties. lobbyists and anyone eh1e who \'iO- latcd or scetned to violate any of California's many lav.•s rclatltig to political campaign fund ing. Campaign manager Quinn . with his exteqsive background in the media, kept his man constantly in the 1>ublic eye, and built the previously obscure offi~ Bro'll·n now holds by mo ving on many issues that no other sttretary of state ever hud consid· crcd >A'ilhin his province. In virtuall y every cuse. Bro\vn "·as out to halt graft and corruption. or taking action to reform the system. 1\-.·o and a haU years aJter all this bega n. along came \Vntergatc. Clean became lbe issue, and Jerry' llro"·n's campaign for governor came to- gether like a canvas by a master painter. Jerry Brown·s victor)• belonged to him and his 1nana~er. not to his familiar family name. Beyond question Brown originally \1•as elected to the Los Angeles Board of Junior College Trustees, and was nominated and elected secretary or state, largely on his name identification. But by I.he end of this campaign California's Democratic voters had come to knO\\' Brov.11 as aggressive and unquestionably clean, fearless fighter against Watergate-like pol· itical conduct throughout the state. Republican voters made the same kind of choi~ by nominating Controlle r Houston Flournoy over the ind icted Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke . Flournoy and Bro"n \rere the kind of men the people u•anled, and the tallits said so. Kissinger Supplied Missing Trust With each pas.sing day. the negotiating feats o t Secretary of State Henry Kissinger In the Middle East loom \argrr. They may, in fact. represent the high point of America n diplomacy since the end of \Vorld \\'ar II. No m11ttcr \Yhat happens in the Mid· die East -even if for some reason the agreemen:3 bcll\'<"cn Israel ant.I her Arab neighbors sm>uld fall apart -!he astounding achievement of this one man _will light up the human imagination for · many years to come. Foreign policy Is supposed to be a grim and Impersonal business. It is pla~·ed for high stakes by men "'ho are trained In cold rormiilities. The notion that one man, through !he NORMAN COUSINS \1·armth or his pcrsonalit~·. hi s abilit ~· lo inspire trust and lhc sheer candle po11cr of his in1elli gencc. ca n bring ii boul profound historical than gc Is a notion that doesn't squ~1re \1'\th the general \'iC11· nf diplomacy. \'ct this is precisely \Vhnt lfcnry Kissinger has dont• IT HAS NOT lx>en done by any ol the other statesmen 1rho triC'd -and son1e of the mightiest nan1es in diplomacy in th1· past 25 years arc on the list or those "'ho sought to mediate in the f\1iddle EasL Tr v.·e ask why It i:-th;1t Henry Kissinger has been able 10 accornplish the sccrningly in1possiblc. "e arc nnt like!.;· to rind any single answe r The fact that he \Vas willln~ to commit hitn!Clf fully to this enterprise is certainly one of the reasons. 'I'he fact that he was not too proud to serve as a messenger boy in running back and forlh betv.·een opposite. camrs is another reason. So is the fact that he understood thoroughly the position of each side and 11'1ts able therefore to eliminate the kind nf n1isunderstanding that so often produces impasse or breakdov.·n in negotiations. But perhaps the single most irnportant reason for his success is that both sides believed in him and knew that if they accepted any agreements he hel ped to negotiate they v.·ould not be tricked . Nothing \1·as more d r a mat i cal l y rharacteristic of the adversaries tn thr. t-.11ddte East controversy over the years than the fears each side had of being trickl'ri by \he -Other. The Arab nalio ns had contended they \1·ould nC'vcr sit do11·n Foreign Policy Must Go On The Uniled States cannot afford to allow its foreign policy inil iativcs to cease merely because some critics believe the \\'att·r· gate investigation has interfered wi th our bargaining pD'll'- er. This \Vas prO\'P.d very conclusively by Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissini;er \vhen he brought about the agreemenr €or disengagement of Syrian and Israeli forces along the Golan Heights. Dr. Kissinger's success, Involving 32 days of intensive negotiations, was achieved amid carping criticism of his efforts both in the press and in sotne areas of Congress. Those who belittled Dr. Kissinger's efforts at the time seemed to miss entirely the fact that he had an excellent chance to bring about the first accord ever reached bct\veen Syria and l!'\rael sin<'.i! the Jewish state wns created in 1948. BARRY GOLDWATER Kissinger's critics also sce1ncd !o think that attending 10 dl.'l:iils baf'I-i11 Foggy Bollom \\'here 1hc St a I e Ocparlmcnt is loc111ed \l':lS 1norc important than attempting to defuse the ent ire Middle East situa tion. This shortsighted approa(·h I u AmeriCan foreign policy efforts bears a strong mark or partisanship. ll is part or the same argument now being heard to the effect that President Nixon ought not travel to the Soviet Union this rnonth. The mere suggestion that an A1neric<1n President is not capable of dealing wi!h the Soviets because he will be dealing fro111 a weakened position :it hon1e in itself und ercuts the Prcsidcnt's sln.:ngth in Russia. So11·ing n1lstrust for lhc Pn•s1dcnl appears to be a do1111n;int stra1cg,v among a nu1nber or politician s and con1n1entators \vho long have disliked the chief executive. The recurrent sniping appears to be aimed less at the Prl·sidrnt's fo1·cign policy than it is at •i th:rnp!ing to 1vcaken him in the eyes of the cleclo ratc. RECIARDLES.~ or what one thinks or 1hc \Valergate scandal and related matters. there is nothing to be gained by attempting to knock down the President on the eve of important negotiations in Hussia. This is a lime when all Americans must understand they have but one President and !hat he deserves their support while pleading this nation's case for a generation of peace in the world. There is one area in which even l\lr. Nixon's '''orsl critics have trouble faulting him, and that is foreign relations. His foreign relations record is one of the most distinguished ever achieved by an An1erican President. stretching as it docs all the w11y from the n1ainland of Con1munist China through the strategic. oi!·rich region or !he l\liddle East to the Soviet ca pital in f\!()SC0\1·. " \vlth Israel at 1he conference table because they had no confidence ln any agreement that Israel would sign. Israel was beset by the same dnubts about thl'\ Arab nations, Henry Kissinger "'as shrev.·d enough to keep the sides apart during the negot iations. This was the reason for his shuttle diplomacy. So Jong as each side dealt "'lth him, there \vas a chance that the old problem of mistrust could ~ surmounted. ' IN lllS O\VN perSOfl he supplied the trust that had always been mlss1na:. If bA gave assurances to one side that an agreement v.·ould be honored by th~ other, it was his endorsement tbat made thut agreemen t credible and acceptable. Jn an age of onrushi n g depersonaliwtlon. computeriialiou aorl technological abs trac tio ns, it Is hr.artenlng to see the dramalic proof lhat an individual human beine can make a difference. atld that qualities of personal warmth, intelligence and integrity can change history £or !he better. Tbis ls not to say that enduring peace has finally come to the fl.liddle East. But at long last people can derive hope fro1n the fact that a start has been made, and that the arduous and compllcated task of peacemaking can now go forwa.n:I with lhe evidence that there arc ways of doing: even the itnpossible. 1\'lcks SAUDI ARABIA AfRICA YIMIN~·-.,._ ... -·--· .. , ·-·-· .,../ SO. YIMIN • Ol llV Plitt MIP Dy Tim Pt!trtlll USSR Sees Suez Canal As Roiite to Influence \\~ASHINGTON-A funtlament:1I shin in Soviet strategy in the 1'11 iddle East is: no\1• taking shape , partly as a result of the brillianl success or U.S. peace- keeping moyes in Syria, Egypt and Israel, but partly dictated by deeper and lqer-range Soviet interests. Russian innuence in the l'ltiddle East of Syria and Egypt is now at its lo"·est ebb since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. But farther eaSl, alor1g the volatile rim oi the Arabian pen in· su la and the crut'ial oil·rich Persian Gulf area leading u1> to Iraq, Soviet influ· ence \\'ill soon be on the ascent. Hence, the com- pass of the Krein· lin's neu.• l\1kidle Eastern policy points IG potentially dangerous new problems in the Persian Gulf water.A•ay. so \'Ital to the U.S. as American oil supplies d111.'ind le. Actually. !he Kremlin. as vie11·ed hoth by Arabists and Kr c1nlinologists here. is not suffering all that 1nuch from Ute humiliat ing reverses .if has had to absorb since the latest Arab-Israeli war of last October. DESPITE THE virtual liquidation of its astronon1ical in\·eslment in Egypt. the result of Secre!ary of Stale Henry Ki ssinger's masterful diplomacy , there is real Soviet potential in !he gradual settlement of the basic Arab-Israeli dispute. The clearest gain for l'lfoscow is the soon·tcrbe-opened Suez Canal. an e\'ent that has always ~n a precondition for the shi ft of major Soviet activity fron1 the rim or the l'lll'diterrancan east to the Persian C:ulf. Once the ca nal has been cleared and 11·idened , Soviet na,•al vessels "'ill ha">e easy access to the Red Sea , and around the Arabian peninsula l1> the Persian Gulf. At one point. Se nate hard-liners, led by Democratic Sen. Henry ~1. Jackson of \Vashingtoo, seriously considered a twcr pronged approach to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to block Soviet naval passage lhrough a ne"·ly reopened Suez Canal : U.S. development aid backed up by enforted demilitarization or the canal. Now. not even Jackson wants to risk offend ing Egypt, the foremost U.S. ally in the l\liddle East. by attcmpling to dictate lenns of policing that Yll<1I artery. Sadat's stunning success in helping set the stage for Kissinger's 1nirac'lcs or mediation make him far too ( EVANS-NOVAK) va luable· an ally !Qr such big.power di ctation. TlfUS, THE CASAL and its use \\'ill be under sole control or Egypt, and Egypt has no slight incli nation to em· ba r~o the passage of Soviet na\';;l vessels. Th is nicans a very great deal to the Soviet Union. 11 n1 r.ans !he canal will tccome a funnel of military a;upplies. agent s-provocateurs and all the other accouterments of manufactured revolution lo further the new policy objective of J\loscow: create a giant pince r movement around the Persian Gulf, its southern anchor probably in Aden. capital of the radical P1..'0ple's Democratic Republic ol Yemen, and its northern anchor in Iraq. \\'orking in the prilnit1vc 1>0litic11J pastures of the Persian Gulf emirates and C\'Cn in such sophisticated oil·rich states as Ku"'ait , :\tosro"· \\·ii! use its 'll'eli·tested t1..i.chniques to create poHtica\ turbulence throughout the Gulf area itt an effort ro ach ieve this end. And thal is dominant in flue n cc over lutur1.: distribution of the richest crude oil su1>plies in the "'or)d . The United Slates has assets of its ov.·n. Not the least or these is the Shah of Iran, who has dispa tched powerful n1ilil ary forces 10 help lhe Sultan or Oman in bis battle against the radical insurgency called the Dhofar rebellion. But Saudi Arabia and other Arab stall'S along th e "·est coast of the Gulf resent 1he Irania n incursion. H<'ncc. a kl')' Kissinger objecti1·c in chl\ckn1ating Soviet strategy is 10 bring the Sha h and King Fa isal of Saudi Arahia into a serious alignment. SO LO~G AS ~loscow h11d E!:\'Pt as its main foctt~ in the ~fiddle F.ast.. the shift to the Persi11n Gulf "·as lang1~ntial. Now, however. Kissingl'r's sbre11·d rnediation of the basic Arab-t.sraeli s1ruggle ht1s removed Egypi as a practical target of Soviet interest. Syria, though less tracta ble, 1nay also sv.•ilcl't away fronl its II [ W J Y S • tempestuous affair with 1\losrow ·befol'e Kissinger's l'ltideast mediat ion l'nds. But the !osS to jfoscow n1ay be more apparent than real. \l'hich ma~· c11:plain why Uie Russians f;iifcd to block lhc. lsr~tl'li-Syrian dise11gagen1cnt !\iss i11gC'1· finall)' arranged i11 last 11· I' ck'" clifl'hnng er. The So\'ie1 Union. 111 lihorl. 1~ ripe for putting its nr11· fo1.:u s on !he Persian Gulf. But the Cobra !(.ids Used R ecd Bullets SLA Died as a Revolutionary Joke 'THERE MUST BE A BETTER WAY TO LIVE' • SAi\' FRANCISCO -\Vilh some .1rolop.ics from the announcer for poor piclurf' quality. television vie\\'ers here 11s \1·1:11 <is 111 Los Angeles \\'ere O:ble io !'>Cc the Symbioncsc Liberation Cobra bro1h·rl nlivc. The snake frv set off the l'uslo11u1r,\' ~cU-scarchlngs · t1bout what kind nr country is it thnt 11ould brondcast such t1orrible ar.cl violent dca!hs. and "·hot kind of people ure v.·c to sit around !Jippini: \I' In e and highbuils in our !iv· ing roo1ns enjoying IL t-.1ost of us do en· joy public execution~. \\'e get a par· I icular li<'kl~ out or it if !he victim tS a "·01nan. especi:tlly a young one. \\11y else does 11 minor historical fig· urc like r-.tary Qu~n of ScOl<t C'Ofltinue 111 (;omn1and our atl<'nllon and im11glnallon" llo w much more fun \\hen 1·ou Rte knorklng off fen~ales who are dt·Sl'ri!X'd for popula r t1ti1\atlon ns fl1nAHcal. revolutionary lesbians? !I'~ <1~ ttiough tht dead protRgoni~t~ \1 l'f(• nrlin,q 11ul thr l'Qver or one of thOM' n111gfl1Jncs 1hnt nl\\'l!YS hfl\'C fl bnnd of ( VON HOFFMAN J z3hftig Amazons deliciously nbusing the handsome young \vhltc n1<1n tied to <• pole. l'\0 ONE EVER :tCfJUlts hinl.~t!lf well 111 celebrnttd murder casts. T h t nulhorlttes. \Vho love to look so pious and say their lip.~ are sealed \\'hen It suits !heir 1x1rposes. have grossly violated Patty llea11t's rights as a _puu1tlve defendant. Once ag~in. the FBI has justlfi~ !he susp icion that It is hopelessly Incompetent. This mob ol demented bu8h1vhackers and kidnapers "'BS able to saunttr around San Fran· cisoo for 'll'etks "'ithout being appre- hended. Televtsion st.ation KQED reportl!d that the Symblonese :wld one of their nurornob ilt!s to a dealer v.·ho lumt<S around and colncidentally ~old It Jo an l"D I crnp\oye, u.·ho drove It eround for several \Vetks befor e 1hc ktent \ty of its previous O'l\11e r '+·as di.scovcrcd. Tht-l..o.~ An gelrs Pnlltt Of:pt1rtn1c11t. \\'hich -11nllke the ~·131 -i" oOcn too 1•fflcl nl , hll .. '111 'I btcn (tb1c to com!.'. UI) , v.•ith a satisfaciory expl anation for nc.t evacuating the area or the bu.ngalo11· before shooting up the neighhorh::-od. There is also some nuc::tlon as 10 ho11· serious an atlempt "as rnaclc !O CRptu rc the Cobra Kid s ali\'C . Tiit: rAl!E'.'\TS or !he f n ! I (· n s~·111blonese snokl· lt..111dlcrs hav(' been \'C'f\' 1111srt ahout this. u~ has 111 l ea~I n portion of the public. \Vhclhcr t\1cir l'<>necm is hum:1nitari1-1n. or horn out of curi~ity to he:ir 11h111 these n1t111iaes mlgl'lt have had to !illy for thernst~lv(-s, iAA't cll':tr . Pnu icnt lnt<'rcst ln this gang of X-rated killers runs high . ff ii hadn't actually happe:ncd, Uiey'd never e\'£'n ll't !he plot Into a family nt'\\'Spaper ; a h111f-11;1ked. bcautlf\JI v.·hite hrirr~ dr 3,llqcd a"a:. scrciuning and pleading by 111.0 bh1rk men and a white "·oman to beco111e tht' prl•oner of an AC· DC. intttrrac\111 gnnr. rh:11 11~s poison· lipped bulleL~ lo 11111rd r proplr. alld W'Or~hips a· hydro11hobir. ~c\·en·hende:l. ~fan:is1 Cobra. Next CQ1nt'~ the bank rollbrrr and the con\·crsion, real Qr feli.1nrd. t1i\1~ Jtiv1n~ hundrtd~ nr f;1kir !hrinks and s0{'1ol(l~i~t.s n rhAnce to souod off about hraln\\'ashlng \\'hll<" the n1en of 1111· l~!teudnscicn cs dt!hlUC "hclhcr !he Symblonese have mastered th e art ot beha\'ior modification. a salacious publir is r,11nti11g 10 knO\\' \1·h:i1 hilppcncd to r:111y. A minority, and let's ll(l!ll' a \·c~11 sn1a t1 one. of the 1nud nnd ron+aniu· ha\·1• nlrra~.v turned 1hC dc:id S1111b1one~c into revolution1u·v 1nar1yrs. ln f11rr ChH;.10 and his ar1nv 01 Q11oilf'rl. i1np<1llt'n1 . middle-<"la~s blscxunl~ l:1n~;·d llke lhl' t•tu·\cnf\tre of a rad i<·:il haud Js ii m1J!hl have ht>fn pQr1r;1~·rcl t,,. 1h,· old HouS<' l'n·Atnerican ACl1Vltics ('01111111ttee. Tll1S BUNCll IS such nn rn1barr3.cs1nr. joke that at one point few rc11l rndlc:ils v.·ondered whether ti1r. Dct-'rCC'ze. r1<1 Cinque was kno"'njn his C'ilrhcr criminal inca malion, 1night not he n p::11iec ogent pro\·ocateur. In any catt. this n1e~ n1i11:ht ha\'C ix'en rt!>Ol\'ed "·eeks ago if i\la vor Alioto had told his 0\\-11 p:i\lct' to tnkc r:lrt· or the job. \\'ith Rock Hudson n!I th1~ pJllt-e rom1nisl'lioncr, Harmond Rurr ns the C'hicf of de1rclL\'l'l! nnd l\arl \tnlrirn handll ni: ho1nlcldcs. you cannot l'01nn1it ri 1'rl!TI(' in 1h1s to1rn :ind hopt· to ~ct i1wiJy ,i.·Hh 1t 1\hbh, too h:1d about tho sr1nbioncsc. \\'ilh 1hcir 1:-.k•nt !or tovr 11nd C01n1·dy, i~'1 il crln1r th1•y US('d rcril b1dlct~, I ' .. ' ' • You r fine Treasury diamond comes complete with a lifet ime trade-in at lull purchase price on a larger diamond. lllu$113!•0l'I~ enlarge<! 10 snow <Jel~•I. f ine Jewelr1 Depa1trner1t. Cnarge •I $ 277 Reg. $327 or 11 .50 monthly• 111 ct. 101a1 \'l'e1ght S-d1amond se1 1n 14K gol,d. Also available in t ct. total weight. $397 Reg. $517 $ 277 Reg . S337 or11.50monthly " '!2 cl. total weight 1 7-diamond sel in 14K gold. 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History buffs hope it can become part of a proposed "historical plaza" in the county seat. Transit Costs Disputed By \\'ILLIAi\l SC HR!:IBER 01 !~• 01lly Pllol Sl1ll s,\NTA ANA Th e California Department of Tr;1nsportatiun !Caltrans) said last ll'l!ek the mass rapid transi t sy.~lcm Orange County envisions could cost $3.7 billion by 1990 -nearly $1.6 billion higher than current predictions. The Caltrans findings were contained in a Special report prepared for the stat c Legislature. Beside the wide differential in cost predictions. t h e Caltrans report also \1;as crlt1cal of inadequate plan coordination bet\veen the Or· angc County Transit District and the Sou!'nern California Rapid Tronsit D i s I r i c t (SCRTD) in Los Angeles Coun· ty. ,• The report praised Orange County 's transportation master plan . which shov.•s a netY:ork of main rapid transit lines fed by a n1assive system of fixed route and Dial-a-Ride buses . OCTD General Manager Dr. G.J. "Pete" Fielding said in an interview the Caltrans report in general amount-; to "a very strong enclorsen1cnt of our planning." He said the key criticisni of Orange County's systcn1 is in the financial arena. ''TllE C H IT I C 1 S ~1 , ho\vcver. is because • they 1nade 1'ome erroneou s assumptions about \Vhat v.•e have in tnind." Fielding Sl'id l ie said Caltrans appraised the co unty's 105-milc basic 1nass transit network a.s if it \Vere all to be heavy rapid rail system llke that envisioned by SCRTD. "That is not the case since mu ch of our system y.•ill be busr.<i on busways and similar rnodes which arc considerably less costly:' Fielding said. "\Ve believe our predictions and thCirs v.·ould be much closer if 1hey had heen fully ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 421 E. l7t~ St., ColtO Mesa 646·4888 -·-BALTZ·BIRGERON FUNERAL HOME Coro na del Mo• 'Co;10 Me10 -·- 61J..Q450 646-2424 BILL BROADWAY MORTUARY l 1 G B•0a.Jw·1~, (rJl1'1 Mc>J ~4211151) -·-DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARY 1791 I Beo..-11 Blvd. Hvn10n91on Seoch 842·7771 244 R~ondo Av,., long Beo{h (21 J) 4J8. I \ 45 -·-McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY I 795 loq.,no Cnnyon ~~I d'?'•l.94 IJ -·-McCORMICK MISSION MORTUARY ~88 32 Com.no Cop .. rronu ~on J.,nn Ctif'/!~!IQ•U• . 19 5.177~ -·-PACIFIC VIEW MIMORIAL PARK Chapel :1500 P1Xol•t Voew Drive NewpOr! SeOl:h, C-ol1!ornoo 644.2700 -·-PHK FAMILY COLONIAl FUNERAL HOM! 780 I Boho A~. We11m1ni1e• 893.3525 -·-SMITHS' MORTUARY 617 Moon ~t ~tvntonaton [k.()(h 536-6539 ( av•are of v•hat v.•e arc looking <•!. " Field ing said he agreed \Vith the Caltrans report in that lhc OCTf) plan need-; more rcfinen1ent but generally, he didn't think the reporl was too critica l in most areas. THE CALTRANS st u d y states tha t OCTD's consul tants have guessed low in predicting how much the sy.-;tem will cost to set up and operate over th e next IS years. OCTD's interim corridor studies show the systen1 rould be built for about $2.l billion over the next 15 years. l\1uch •)f the money the district is counting on Y.'Ould come from .unt . inOationary factors such as increased material and labor costs. In i1i:; criticism of regional plaruling, Caltrans said there has "been a minimum of coordination between ocrn and SCRTD." ORANGE COUNTY ls now considered to be top priority. Orange County t rans it directors ha v e steadfastly chargc<I that the Jack of cooperation is SCRTD's fault. The OCID n1astcr plan shows at least four lines iri.o Los Angeles County and possibly several more in th e future. Caltrans study proposed that the !Y.'O districts rei:;tructure themselves \\'i!h an eye toward blanket mass transit planning. coalition of cities in Southern California, has voiced the opinion that no transit systctn should have re gional connections. But following outcries from mernber agenci~. that stance has been softened somewhat. The Caltrans stildy was ordered by the Legislature after top state transportation officials voiced concerns that the local district.<> were less than capable of planning a region-wide network. The Caltrans report offers high praise for O C T D ' s tec.-tinological planning and says the master plan will serve the needs of county residents . It sugge.~ts use of a medium- capacity rail System that could carry 25,000 passengers an hour in addition to an improved express bus and feeder bus system. The c~t variation between the district's predictions and those of Caltrans is due primarily t.o the fact that ocro is using a three percent annual infl ation rate and Caltrans has pegged it closer to nine percent for capital costs -and six percent ror operations . THAT COORDINATION has been a bone of contention betl·l'ecn the tv.·o districts ever since OCTD first learned that SCRTD considered an Orange County link as low priority. THAT PROPOSAL seems tol b~ directly at odds "'ith THE propQsed policy plans being NEPTUNE SOCIETY A series of meeting s -"Oftencd SCRTD's stance on !he matter and a single link along the old centfal rounty Pacific Electric right of v.·ay cor.:;idered by the Southern <•m•l•t• cr1m111e11 s1 ..... 1ccs California Association 0 f wlttl 111u1m1 ... 1io11 11 Ha Tht D11nllllll Slmpl• AlltrNllVt Go vernn1ents ( SCAG ). T• Tn1 Ct•ll~ 1nvo1ve11 Mortu1r1 Th I · t ff Of that 1<11111ral (tm1t1ry Sy11em c P ann1ng s a 24 H.,, S.rvlc::e 714·646-74lT organization. a v o 1 u n t~a~c~y"'============'I Coast &deral has somed14tg for people with big ideas and a litde 111011.eJ 'with the help of Coast Fedual 1 ,. lhere'snoreasoowhyeverybody, r~ slowly but surely, can't build up a big savings account. High Interest Rates. Based on an annual rate of 5,25%, our regular passbook accounts yield S.39% annually. And you can take money out anytime. Certificate account' return up to71h% ayear,thehighestra.te allowed by the government. Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty on all certificate account withdrawals prior to maturity. Our free bookkt tells all; ask for one at any Cout office. Fringe Benefits Package. Here arc a feY( buletlts. Free IChecklng Account, Free personal checking account at a major bank: just keep a mini· mum balance of $2,500.00. Free Safe Deposit Box. With a minimum balance of $2,SOO:OO. - Insider's Club. Savc 'on a.ppliance~, fumiture, jewelry, ticke1s for shows and games. All it takes is a $1,000.00 minimum balance . Free Travelers Checks. Insider's Club mtmben do nol pay a service charge; the same appl\cs to money orders. Home Improvement ~ Loins. From carportt to Pri.111 Catp<U. Saturdlys. We'reopenSatur-COAST FEDERAL SAVINGS ~t9t!t -o ... Bl!!lon Oouw1. • daya from 9:001.m. to t :OOp.m. (Fridays. all officc:s except down- town Los Anielcs, arc open until 6,00 p.ni.), Morefor)'Ollf mon~ lluntlqtoa Btadrt Of~ 511 HW1tln1ton Center (714) 897-1047 •Mala Offktt 9th & ~ill, 62J.1l$1 Convenient Offices Throughout C•llfornia ' lake-along gifts at great prices. t'.J.'•~.:~~;:"L"~:-.... -.·~t.~\:r.:;:,:-; · ¥3~2i<tfS~!\::'..:';.:~i-:Y··· ,\ -: . • t>, ·-~\:~~~: .... • Sale price!. effective ihru June 12 th BUENA PARK lir11eh ot o~!t<Jt•bo'l'f .... _.,\ 69.99 Reg. 87.50 39.95 ORANGE City Dr. at G11rdft11 Gro•f f l•d. Royal Sabre typewriter. Full· featured manual portable. Luggage-style carrying case. Portable calculator wilh constant 8 digit liguring. Floating decimal. Battery or AC o pe rated. (MM3) SANTA ANA 0,,.1 h ll'f t :lO to t:lO P·"'· Su11doy IO lo 1 Opt11 I 0·9 p.m. Dolly Suttd11y I 0 lo • 1'00 So. lrhlol ·Ho. of So. Coed "'"• Optn 10·' p.m. Dcrily Sundoy 10 •o 6 \. ' \ ' • A ''' OAILY PILO_T _________ ,_'"-'...c'''.c·_J"-'-'-·-"-" Volunteer Army Makes Peace With Recrµits Edilor's 11otl': Si1lce 1971 . tl1c traditionnlly d raf t-de· p c11lll'lll Ortl'I)/ lias bc,•11 t ry· 111 g tu Oj)f'l'Ule 111ith Vl)/Ull· 1ee1·s. lion; lias It clo111·? 1'o find ou r. AP N 1•r('.~fi'n l1o·f'.~ \\'rill'!' Jn/Ju ll'lil'rll1r, u 11ctenu1 1n1d r1 1rin· t'111"rcs· ;iondc·in ''' \11('11111u1, 1·1s11c•I A r11111 U11~c.~ nu d .~puk1· 11·1111 _tp riVllll'S <r11({ !/t01ll'l"ll/S /111' ~his rievi of !1uw tl1c Ar"tl/ 1$c!es Itself 1iearl11 a 11ca1· nf· ''?er tlie draft ('JUfl'd·. \VEST POlt\I, N.Y. {API - The U.S. Ariny slipped into trouble before the last battle nags \\'e:-e furled and the final I roops withdrawn f f O 1n Vietnam. rebuild the Army \\' i t h volunteers. Th ere \vasn't n1uch choice. The nun1bcr of draftees \1•as declining and th1! ('Od of the draft 11' as nntiC'ipS:ted. Till': NA\'V and i\ir .Force u!so 11·1•re to bt.• \'O\uutccr forccs. but they had ne ver hccn as draft-dependent as the Ar1ny. ' . Trying to. Jure recruits, tlie Arn1y changed its approach in 1971. Instead or making :voung Gls adjust to Army \\'3YS, the · Army adjusted to In Janunry 1~7J. as the draft "'as end:11g and the truce \\"as 1 anflt•i necd . only four of th l' ~~ Arn1y·s 13 di\'1sions ;i1 ho1n1· ' . "-' \IS"i t1nd abroad \1·crc ratcd CQ1nbat _ • ',' . f ,: _ ... ready. Just five ycars carlicr. ~ ~· 1 \ \ • 1 • ~f. eight cornbal di111sions had ~.:\ ")_... - been stationcd in \'ictnan1 ~~,~ t '":-~ t ~ ,alone. ~ r.:4 TI1e Anny's fightwg spirit ~" ~ \,, had been eroded by the gro\\·ing unpopularity o f Vietnam, by an epidemic of heroin addiction, by race conflict, by a decline in discipli ne so se rious Iha! knifings, muggini;s nnct theft "·ere {'Onunonplacc on Arn1y bases. And the Pt'n!ngon h<id n1nde a dec1sio11 in 1971 ll'hich al :1rst ndded to tt>r •\11n~1·s t rou lllc:.. Tht' dt•c1sicn 11·ns lo the whims of Its enlistees. 'The motto. '"Today's Armr \\'ants to join you," set the tone. The new country c 1 u b alnwsphere only sent morale tun1bling further. especiall y among career officers and nonco1ns. .. \'ietna1n dan111 n ca r destroyed the Army." said one senior officer with five ro\,·s or comblll ribbons from 1wo \1•ars. "TI1en the Pl'nla~ fell 1:1tl over its feet pande ng to the kids and damn ncu r finishep die job." "I don't know "'hich lu.1de 111e 1naddl'r." a jut-ju"·ed fir.st scrg£'ant said . ··not \Vinning in \'icuu1n1 or con1ing hunto to run an outfit I 11·ou ld1Ct \lilll1 to go in'lo cornbat \1'llh against Boy Scouts." SURPRISINGLY, n1any of the recruits also we r e dissa tisfied with the new Army. Surveys.· made by the Pentagon and indivi du a l military co inmands found that the Gls considered their training too soft. l\len in con1bat unit s \\'an t ed progr:1n1s that \\·.:iuld n1a ke lhcn1 tough yrofessionals. the SUl'Veys found. ··\r e just 1\'Crc1i'1 operat ing on lhl' sa me frequency."' a unit conunander said in an lntcrvie\v, one of a number conducted recently w i t h officers and enlisted men. "\Ve put beer in the barracks to please the kids. They didn't \l:ant it. We started by handling them as If they might break. They didn't want that ei!her. They resented the al!itude and \\'anted -no. demanded -that ire trrat then1 as responsible. adult soldiers." So the artn)' cnanged again. this tirn e '''ith more success. The change c-ame in Oc~ber 1972. Gen. Creighton \V • Abrams, back from Vieln nl, had just succeC'dc<I Gen. \\'illiam C. ''1estn1orcland as Army chief of starr. The drafl ended eight n)onths la!cr. on July I. 1973. Abrams toughened basic and combat training aud insisted on di!lcipline during lie .says he'll do this simply by duty hours. But off duty. increasing the number or civilian frecdo1ns arc the rule: combat soldiers and reducing No rel'eille. no KP . no need for passes to get off base, no the nun1ber of support troop s. hassle \l'ith angry sergeants But !hut depends on insµel·ting barrack;;. enlist1ncnts. They are lagginc "l'\o 1na tter 11hat they soy, in infantry. artillery and the volunteer Army is annor units. 11•orklng," said Lt. Gen . The rndlcal spirit among the Berna rd Hogers, Army deputy young seems to have waned, chief or staff fo r personnel. I Arn1y spokes n1en report, and "It's not going to v.·ork. It's the questions asked of \\'Orking right now." . recruiters are the right ones, Other top officers are from the Army 's vlewpolnt: optimislic. but le.ss so. Lt. Col. ··what do you offer in the way Ron \Va lls, a t wo· Io u r achieve that status this year. create a 14th division without of pe,y, education , seeurity and Viet nam veteran, now a Isl Gen. Abrams says he hopes to increasing over-all manpower. Ufeslyle?" Division battalion commandero----~;;;;;;;;;;;,,..,;;;;;.;; •• -;-;,;-;-~;,;;-~·-··········--=---at Ft. Riley. Kan.. says: ... ""'e"re not out of the \\'oods r('t. II needs h1·0 or three years. r~or surt'. the \Vay !he nC\I' Anny slnr!C!d off. it ne\'er \1·ould ho1 vc 1nnde it. It "'as too pennissive . . . Inn that is OUR SUllDA y HOUIS TWELV£ TO FIVE "gone no"' in this ballalion.•· • ,,. Al Ft. 13rng,ll . N.C., hon1e of C:ou· th roa· st aza the 82nd Afrbornc D;visioo, ~ \I Spee. 4 Da,•id Clark. scrvingJ __ _:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=----his first enlistment. says of the new Army, "It's like a civilian job. Do your work, there's no hassling and you get promoted. \Vell, they do harass us a little, but if you can't take it. you'd be no good in combat. If you can't take orders. you get yourself killed and maybe others. too. I Tll~ of its ready AR~IY today rall'S 121 13 1:ivisions con1bat and th!." 13th is tn By T heOrdero! E. R. S!andri ng. Esa. ltd., Mass. YORK'SGALLERIESL TD. OFHE'NYORKWILLPRESEllT St>lected 1 tems From T hf'Collec11onsand Esr a1eot E R. Standenng TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION • Nul 111111-N0Rese1v('• Enlistments Top Goals I AUCTI OM H IGHLIGHTSI Very f <1r£> 4 5 piece cut glass collect ion \some s1gn~d-l 10by. He1se19 Bergen, etc) Mag nohcenr 10 piece 1nla1d burl wal nur d1n1ng room ensemble. 2 piece Vici . rococo sota & chair w1marc111ng !ables · china cabinet, OT1en1al rugs (one Sarouk). signed French bro n 1e 3 P•ece b•on1e clockse1 ~2 & 3 weigh r Vienna reg;.11ator wallclocks. 2 signed art 91asschand1111e1s 8 01ece French beoroom group w/1 os:.11 :narble & Venetian mirrors, grand· lal her clock f~ ll•lll"sl. e><ot•c or as~ o~·d w1matc~g commooeS, old pa1n1uig& ob1eC1s-'d·8rt, etc. \VASHINGTON (AP) -The volunteer Army topped ils cnlistn1ent objt.>clivc in 1\la)' for 1he first tin1e this year. Citing th is ;i nd o t h c r 111diealor~. i'cnt.:igon olfiei!1I". 11u\1· predi ct 1hc Army will hit or <.'tl1ne close to its rargel of i81.600 men by June 30. the end of the first full yea r since the draft law died. · This is a marked change from lheir predictions last win ter that the Army probably \\·ould fall about 20,000 men short. Figures just compiled show that tbe Army enlist.ed ltM8 men and ~·omen in !\lay, which was 103.9 percent of its objective for that mon lh. Army off icials. some or 11·hon1 have been doubters of the all-\·otuntct•r concept i111hc 1>a s 1. c r edit e d the in1proven1e11t principnlly !o better recruiting. Another key factor in the Ar1ny's brightened prospects. they said, is a sharp upturn in re-en listments. One specialist called it "the mos! significant indicator of morale." Last .January. · ooly 23.5 percent bf lhe elig'\ble soldie'rS ' . ----- .. ·~ .. signed £or a second hitch. ln April. about 49 per ce nt decided to stay in the Anny . "The Artny has stnbilizr j 011d is s!1bstantially improved BO\I' that Virrnnm is behind us," onr general said. "Discipli ne has gone up and people kno\1' iL This has had a positive cffecl on enlistments. People around the cowitry don ·1 bad-mouth the Army as they used to." Officials claimed the Army has not dropped its standards to rill its ranks. At the same timr:, they ac kn owle d ged that a progressive reduction in the size of the Anny has made it easier to achieve an all· volunteer fo rce. The Army·s o ri gi n al 111:.inpo\ver goal for this fi scal ~'ear has been cut by 22,000 men since the goal \\·as initia lly submitted to Congress in early 1973. Congress has ordered much of this cutback. The Army has taken the steepest strength reduction of any of the armed services since the 1968 Vietnam war peak, when the Anny 1fas All our P.J:s & robes. For pop. 4.78 Re9. S.98 Comfortable shorl sleeve P.J.'s of machine-wash D acron~ polyester/ cotton. Solids, patterns. S,M,L,XL. 11.98 Reg. 14.98 Solid color cotton Terry Velour Kimono Med. blue, gree·n, Gold, cocoa. One size fits oil. ' : ' 6.80 Re9. a.s o A soft cotton terry aft e r-bath robe or round-the-house lounger. Machine wash. solid colors. S,M,L,XL. " .. • •. ··, . .. • . . ' . ' .. .. . . . ' . . • twice as big as today. The !\larine Corps has a problem because it has been unable to recruit enough high school gra duate s to meet c on gr e s s io nally ordered n1inin1un1s. A 1\-larine spokesn1an said the Corp'S enlistment totals for !\;fay are not yet available. bul in April the Marines mad e less than half their 3,74lJ.man objective. The Navy has been on target in recent months. The Air Force never has had any trouble making its quotas. le1ctl of Oro119flh~ OP11t Dolly t:lO to t :lO .p.~. ~ttdoy 10 to 7 ,,. r SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS: An11•r1r .. H• :-... ~ 1lf'm~, 1111111 con a ro111opdesk 3hatltrees.s1deboar- d , be!J•Uon• .,,,1 ~ •v11nr1 & .1""'' 1,1lJI• Prt''>'> 0.1.:r. r.n.101 ~ & roci\er'> PIC 3 Of'rlecl ola cash f(·fJ1~1,.., 1·1!' .11,.,.,, .. ,1111' l!J••li\." .11 .1 i"11~n r·11."·~"" 1~,1"~lm1.,1. n11r-·o·t:irace1r. (1 V! H ll., Jr;, 1~.\J />l & Dl .~lllA!l. Lf T [ r,•;.; INSPECTION::.<1•11!,11 J•1 !-11..:\JOA ll.\ lt1."utif'~i' flC•l1p~f1mP,nls ServPdl SALE: MONDA YHIGHT JUNE I 0-7:00P.M. LOCATION: IJuP ll' Inf< •Ot'.il centr.il loc;i11un & pari..1nq 1h1s sale is oe1ng conaucted JI • 8322GARDENGROVEBLVD.,G.G. In con1un11on wlCol Leonard Burleson !Auctioneer l 5.58 Reg.6.98 Want long-sleeves? Look no fu rther. Comfortably cut and tailored pajama. A machine- w:?sh whiz in Dacron polyester/ cotton . l ots lo choose. S.M,L.Xl. 3.19 Reg.3.99 A real softie. A polyester doubleknit mac with a cushioned rubber sole and heel. Men's 6-13. whole si zes • . Charge 11 on your JCPenney charge card. ORANGE SANTA ANA City Or. al Gardr11 Grafr l l•d. Op•tt I 0·9 p.lft. Oo:ly ~11doy I 0 lo 6 i 1900 So. lrhl~. f'io. of So. Coo~t Plo10 Op•11 I Q.9 p.ltl. Dolfy Sil!ldoy I 0 lo 6 j l At Your Service Got a problem ? Tht'l write Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red U.pe, ge t ilie antwe''' a1uL ac!lvn 11ou4 nced to solve i1iequitie.s tn gove rtimtnt a11d bus•nt.ss. A1oil your questlon., to Pat Du1i11/At Yo ur Service. Orange Coast Ooil1J Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa .r\'lesa, Ca. 92626. 111· ctuUe yo·ur teteph~ie number. 'the column appeara ot• Su11day1, \Ved11esdn:i'S 011d f'rldaus. Vo ting Aid# for ll1 e BlhuC DEAR PAT: \VhHe waiting in Un~ at the polls June 4, I starttX! to won- der how a blind person rould possibly manage to vote. especially when the ballot is as Jong nnd complicated as it was lhis tin1c. Docs an e\e<:llon official help fill out the ballot, or what? L.C., Costa ~fesa T.he Orange County Registrar of Voters says blind persons usually cast Ulelr voles by absenttt ballots In advance of a scheduled electloo. ff .a bllad person prefers lo c11st his volt at the polls, he may be aecompttnled and asslslH ln the voting booth by a person of bis choice or by an el~tlon bot1,rd member In charge al the polling place. '1 lta111l11• t 11 S /1orl S11ppl!J DEAit PAT: Laflt September I senl a 827.63 order fo r vitamins to Nature r~ood Ccnlres In Cambridge, P.lass. I have never received them. I made a $3.05 call to Can1bridgc and was told to send a duplicate order. I did so, but still no vitamins and no answer arrived. A.V .. Foun lain Valley Yo,µr rerund Is being malled. Luis Chave, mnnager of the firm's order deparlmtnt, says there has been a shortage of vitamins C und E. His records do not show "'hether this was part of }'Our order, but it may have been a factor In the delay. Chaves says the backlog caused by the shortage s now is being reduced. 011t-of-t111v11e r ANx iste«I DEAR PAT : Occasionally I clip iLems of Interest oul of your column and mail them to my mother, who lives in a small P.1id"'cstern Lown. Her local ne"'spaper doesn't provide a service column, so she asked me if you can possibly help her solve a problem. l\fy parents bought a S2SO stereo Sl!t !list year and no"' they can't get a replacement needle frorn the dealer "'ho sold them the se t. lfe's not evt>n sure \rhat kind of a needle lhc sel requires because it was an "off-brand" so ld as a special volum e sales offer. Is there any ""ay you can hel p? T.E .• Ne\.\·port Beach •·Needle In a llaystack'' can help yo ur mother. llavstaclt oUers to check the condllkln or any needle fret "'Uh a specially designed microscope and report back, or sell correct replacement for any set. l\.1all th e need le, the 1tere6"1 model number and year or purchase lO 6749 Spri11grield l\1all, Springfield, Va. %2151. :r.~.:- Re1po111e S 1va111ps Order Do11se DEAR PAT: J sent $26.11 for clothing to National Bellas Hess in Kansas City, l\1o. during Jan. I've written two letters to lhe con1pany and haven't received an ans"·cr even though my check has been cashed. K.P .. Dana Point Charles C. Krippin, Bellas Hess' mall order operating manager. 11a}'S his firm reactivated a large mail order file in January, mailing out I.Ii million catalogs. The response was far beyond expectations, he 5ays, and the delay caused by reorders from suppliers was compounded by a shortage of cotton and acrylic fiber. lie admits rfttlving thousands of complaints similar to yours, but claims shipments now are up to da te. Krippin ask~ that complaints be sent to his attention at il5 Armour Roud, N. Kansas Cit)'. r.10. 16205. T~lea:blua ou Uae Bliuk DEAR PAT : l bought a Sharp 9--inch television set last fall and since U1en [ have had it to the repair shop twict and Uie picture is still out. I can't afford another one or to pay for anothe r repair job. Am I stuck? • • · J.R, Cpsta l\1esa Stan ley Friedman, national service manager of Sbur p ElectroniCl'i, bas a5ktd tbet you send the sel to the factory for repairs. Sharp \\'ill do the work al no charge and relmh11ne you for shipping. Ship the set to Fricd- mun al 171 Commerct Road, Carlstadt, N.J. 07072. l\'o Co11rt Ac1lo11 l ,i k el11 DEAR PAT: I rind myself in a ve ry frustrating situation. I subscribed to several magazines and paid them by check, Shortly after that, bills began ta arrive from the subscription sc;vice and I started to \vrite a series of letters explaining that payment had been made in full. No\v a collcelion agency is dunning me and I can't seem to get this matter straightened out. I'm ignoring these collection notices, but I "·ould like'"lo know if court action is taken in these cases and where l can con1plain to set the record straight. R.P., Huntington Beach Robert Treller, president of Publishers Clearing llouse, a nrm selling subscriptio ns by mail and operating J\.bgatine Actkln Line. says mo st people dillregard noticts such as you recel\•ed. Even though collectlon notices tbrtaten coort action, he says, this rarely occurs. Thill point was verlRed by other officials In the magazine 11elling business. Treller advises 1bat complalnLs about harassment be sent lo the J\.fagazlne Publishers As-soc., a1ten1ion: J. C. Thompson , Field Sclling lnformation Service, 5i5 Lexington Ave .. New York, N. Y. 10022. Dlsp111e Ocer R e l11r11 Dale DEAR PAT; l\fy problem concerns only $17.50, but it is the alt itude of the people who owe 1ne that prompts this letter. I booked a flight to l\1 exico on March 18 through a local tra vel agency. "'hich then made arrangements u·itb International Holiday Planners. \Ve "'e re charged an extra $17.50 on our air tickets In case we returned on a 'veekend. \Ve did not do so and then we requested the refund. The travel agency has contacted lntematiooal many limes regarding the refund and so have I -with no results. J\.1.8., San Clemente The travel agency Is contacting International and the airline by letter regarding this prob'em, but tntemational's spokesma n says the agency bas bttn informed that a refund wil l be issued tr proof of the date of retum is provided. Tbe alrllnt! nquires this information before it "'ill send Inter· national a refund foir you because the canceled tickets indicate a Saturday, March 30 return trip fronl J\.1cxi('(l. This means no refund Is due unless )'OU can provide further proof ol a \.\'eekday return Dlght. Joplin Boys l\'ee1I " Pla110 DEAR PAT: Could you ask your readers to lend a helping hand to the: boys at Joplin Boys Ranch in Trabuco Canyon? They are in dire need or an upright piano for use at recrea tion times and also in their church chapel. L.S., Laguna Niguel Any reader "'ishing to donate a piano to the Joqlln Boys Ranch hi re· que5t.cd lo notify Leon Schullz. Soddleback Kiwanis Club, by phoning 581· J09G. . Inquiring A 1>011t Clmrll11 Pollclu DEAR PAT: A great deal Is being written nbout the impending fam - ines that ore being !orccast for the Third \Vor\d countries. What is the best orgRnlzation through \Vhi ch to donate? \Vhfch of the man y r~llef agen- cies operates with 1he lcaiil overhead costs, passing on the grea test percen- tage of gifts to victims? T. P., Co11ta \\1«ia Due to the Jnrge n11mber or ai:encics in\•oh·ed in this typt of cborllllhlc \\'Ork. It Is dlfrlcull to determine \.\'hlcb Is lhe most cUccllve in distributing Us funds. You can cbtck out thost that intr:rc!lt yo11 by fi rst lnqulrlnit about their backgrounds and activi ties by 1'l'illng lo the Council of Helter Badness Barea uf, tl50 litb St., N.W .• Wrubngton, D.C. Then eontacl each charity hzdlvldiially. requesthlg a copy of Its awnual report. In "hlch you "ill find a detailed attountlng of bov.· all (aads are spe:nl. l"rom these st11· tlstlcw, )'OU can choose lbe charity with the btst record or txpendlture for lhoae pcrS011 It almr lo bt!lp. Sheet s Aualla!Jle h• Coast Ar e a }.bout five ye:irs ago In Syracuac. N.)' .. 1 purchast'd ··~uralu:.:'' bed 11nens made by Lady J>epperell. They rrel like silk, but musl be a poly· t'.'lter-(Olton blt!nd. I c;in't find them bere on the \\'(Isl Coast and no one in any ol lhc stores at ~~ashlon Island or South. Coast Plaza seem lo know anything aboui IJK!m_ Ir these shetls are still being made, I \1'0uld e~pre clale knowing wht!re thfY ar(I sold. P. R .. Jrvlnt Fed !\tart, ls.112 Golden\.\CSl. Wcstmlnsttr, rarrltJ ~llralu:r ~hett5, a!I do m~t "FH l\1art end Otmco stortll-U Mnt Is In stock. lhey can be nr· ckrtd from l.01 Aniceles. If you reqtllre further lnformuUon, tontact Lady Pepperell. JIO E. 9th St, Los Angeles, or phone tl3.U7.Ul1. • DAI LY PILOT SECTI ON 8 Sunday, June 9, 1974 I 'High Crimes and Misdemeanors' \ America Adapts Impeachment Tht following article is based 011 classroom study guides 011d u filtll· strip presenfafion e~ttitled, "l/1gh Crimes and J.11sdemeauors: Tlie flis- tory of /1npeachme11t," produced by Visual Educaticnl Consultllnts, /11c •. of J.1adiso11. \Vls. The presentation in ils ori(Jinat /om~ is part of !lie i11-classroom flflQS prograni the Daily Pilot provides free of charge to alt hiah scliools i11 f/1(> Orauge Coast area und to selec/er/ interrnerliate .~chools iii all of rhe sr.l1ao/ districts wiUiiu the Dail y Pilot circulatio1i area. Tlte original material. is cop,!Jripht- cd by Visual Educ(l.tion Co1isti/u11~ts, Inc. Tl1e pict11res include plzotoyraplts takc11 100 years ago. It has been JOO years since the Congress marched ~'O-by-tw9 into the Senate chambers to hear the Sergeant-at- Arms cry the hiS1oric opening phrases of !he onl y presidential impeachment in the history of the United States: ''Hear ye, hear. hear ye: All per- !'OOS are commanded to keep silence. on pain of imprisonm ent. \\'hile the House of Reprcscntative.'I is exhibiting to the Senate of the United States articles of impeachmei;l against Andre\\' Johnson. Presidenl of the Uni ted States." The gallery of spectators admitted to vie\v that dramatic moment in history on f\tarch 4, 1868, \1·ere holders of some of the most sought-after tickets ever printed in America. Even the President. himseU. was allotted only 20 lickcts each day of thr impeachment trial (from among 1,000 hand-n u1nbered tickets issued each day.! People camP. from all over the country 10 try to get a view of the proceedings. ~1ost of them sa11· nothing. Today, America stands again on the sidelines of history as thl' House .Judic.iary Committee of 1974 sifls information and \1·eighs charges in ils as.siglll'd duty to determine whether or . not impeachment proceedings .are to be instituted against Ri chard ~1. Nixon , 37th President of the United Slates. This lime, however. the nation and the \\'Orld "''ill have a front rD\V seat-through the eyes and ears of modem reporte.rs- and their communications machinery-if Congress determines a charge should be brought for '·high crimes and misdemeanors." Only 13 times in lhe natiOn·s history has Congress voted to hold a n irnpeachment tri al and only 12 ti1ncs have articles of impeachment even been dro"·n up. I . (District Jud ge J\.1ark Delahay in 1873 \ras accused of being intoxicated bo:h on and off the bench and the House vot ed to impeach him, He resigned before articles of impeachn1ent could be drawn up. ho"'cver. and th e matter never \\'Cflt to trial in Ute Senate.) The impeacluncnt process is itself a device the American c o I o n i c s "borro"·ed'' from England . Still stinging from the rule or \\'hal they considered. to be an unjust monarch, n1any of the delegates to t h e Constilutional Convention in America in May. 1787, undoubtedly ''011•cd in !heir hearts that they \Vould v.Ti1e a docume to keep any American President· fr gaining po\ver comparable to hat wi elded by the King of England. The 1veapon they "TI>te into nl'\V Constitution was an ancient pal' ical one used in England as far back 1330. It \\'as called impeachment an it had traditionall y come to be used as the method of wiseating high government Ticke t to Political Circus: ,. ,. ~. ~· -- I: "' - 'I ~ ~~ "' \ . '• ~ -I ., "'~ t': ---r .., ? '/ ::c :: "> JI'; -. ;z. : ...,_ -" ,., Dailv Pilot Poll Shows ,/ About Half W ottld Use It 1'he ticket above i.s a scaled-down replica of those handed out for the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson in the U.S. Se,nate in 1868. Only 1,000 were printed for each day of the tria1. As today's impeachment drama unfolds in \Vashington it be· comes in creasingly obvious that modern news reporting methods and machines will make many more Americans spectators at the impeachment of President Nixon, when and if it comes. The Daily Pilot last Wednesday and Thursday contacted Orange Coast residents by telephone in a random survey, weighted approximately proportionate to population in area cities. Two hundred responses were tabulated in the exercise to determine how popular "free tickets" would be it they were available for the Senate impea<'hment trial of President Nixon. Onl y 38.5 percent of the Coas t residents responding felt that Nixon would be impeached by the House of Representatives (that is. that charges wou ld be brought): 45 percent felt the charges would not be drawn up against him; 16.5 percent had "no opinion." Of the 77 persons \i:ho felt he WOU\d be impeached (the 38.5 percent listed above), 53 percent said they would use a free ticket to attend the historic proceedings, but 47 pi!rcent said they VlOU!d not. In actual numbers. 41 would go and 36 would not attend. Number of responses from each city polled: Costa Alesa. 30: Fountain Valley. 10: -Huntington Beach, 40: Irvine. 20: Laguna Beach, 15: ~fission Viejo, 30: Newport Beach, 30; San Clemente, 10; and San Juan Capistra-no, 15. offi cials found guilty of abusing their powers. lmpcachn1ent. as practiced in the British Parliament of the late liOOs, called for an accusation in the House of Commons. , A bill of particulars \\'OUld be expected 10 spell out the "treason" or "high crimes and misdemeanors" of "''hich the government ofrlcial v.·as accused . This listing-the art i c I es of impeachment-\\·oo ld be presented to the lfousc of Lords in Y.'hich a trial not unlike a criminal courl proceeding would be conducted. The attempted impeachme.nt of \Varren Hastings. England 's first Governor- General of India. a highly partisan a11d politic:illy motivated action, dragged on for seven years hcfore it "·as ended "'ith 1he acquittal or Has tings. The seven-year lrial was st ill going on in England at the tin1e the Constitutional Convenlion 1l'as meeting in the Uniled States and it 1vas mentioned during the writing of the Constitution several times. Fear that impeachment mi ght be used as a political tool to unseat an American President \\·as voiced by Charles Pinckney of Sooth Carolina durin g the Constitution Con,·ention. He didn't want to make the President impeachable. James ?<.fadison did, hO\\'e\•er, and Benjamin Franklin even pointed out that impeachment might save some future President from assassi natioo--better ballots than bullets when his removal seemed called for . \Vhen the debate had ended, the American Constitution canicd a provision for impeachment similar to the one in USe by the British Parliament. American impeachment: is to begin \Vith an accw;atlon in the House of Representatives (England's starts in the House o! Commons) and moves to the Senate where the actual trial Is held (it's in the House ot Lords in England). In England , the House of Lords may impose a fine. prison sentence or even death on the official foond guilty. A royal pardo11 is possible, ho\.\·ever. for all except the king, himself. Presidential pardon is not allo11ablc under the American Consti1ulion , but thtt stiffest punishment in the Unllcd States is removal from o f f i c e and di9QUa1ifica1ton from holding federal offices in the future . The latter provision is applied only If a majority ,·ote of the senate, taken separately from the v o t c on impeachment, in1poses it. Only '"'O of the four men \\'ho have been convicted in American impeachment trials have ever had the disqualification laid on them. A11 impeachn1ent proceedings to reach the United States Senate since 1000 ha\'C started in the House J u d i c i a r y Commlttee, the government body that now has President Nixon's impeachment under study. The charges that group can bring arc spelled oot only in the vague tcnns or Section 4 of Art icle ft of the Constitulion: "The. President, Vice President and all Civil Officers of the United States shall be remo\•cd from office on impcachmen L for. and conviction or. treason, bribery. or other h igh crimes and misdemeanors.·· Traditionally, the defense tries Ill narro\v tne defin ition of or f ens e s considered imJ)eachabh~: the prosecution . a group of ''house managers'' selected lo take the case to trial in lhe Senate, "·ould tty for the broadest pos s i b Jr int erpretation of what is meant by "high crimes and misdemeanors.'' The Senate has the sole po"·er to conduct an impeachment trial and. therefore, it falls to the senators in office at any given time lo interpret the ronstitulionn l provisions as they sec fit. A quick look at the congressional use or impeachment pov.•ers over the years reveals these highlights: -The First impeachment case 1r. American history \\'as brought in 1797 ·when the Hoose charged that "1illiarr: Blount, a Sl!nator from Ten ocssce. hac joined. a conspiracy of Indi ans . frontiersmen and !he British Navy 10 invade pa rts of l~"Uisiana and Florida held by Spain. The Senate ruled ii; member was not a "civil officer" 11i fhin the meaning of the Constilution and oould not be impeached. -John Pickering, a district judge i:1 Ne\1' Hampshire "'ho, a pp a r e n t I y , suffered a ment al brcakdO\\ll and \\''1! accus ed of being drunk oo the bench. became the first An1erican c v c 1 i1npeached and convicted. He \\':l."" ren1oved from office in 1803. -Supreme Court Justice Samuel Chas·~ \1·as impeached in 1805, but wa s acqui1- tcd. Ove r the year.;, me impeachment proceeding has been heavily used against federal judges because. as the Pickering case pointed out , no matter how ill or unw"Orthy to preside, a judge cannot be rcmo,·ed from office through any otli..·r legal instrument. -Judge Halsted Ritter of Florida. con- ,·ic ted in an impeachment trial in !93G, "'as 1he most recent subject of impeach· menl in this counlry, Though accused of several criminal violations. including income t:.ix cvnsion. Judge Ritter's conviction (by exactly the necessary two-thirds \'Ole of he Sen- ate) was on a general charge in thr list of impeactunent art icles. He was accused or bringing "scandal and disrepute'' lo lhc bench and v.<1i; found guilty on the non-criminal charge that he had ·•disgraced ttJe court " \See ~1PEACHfl1ENT, Page B8 I Make Dollars Travel Further K eep 'ern ut Honie; Spend Fa1nily Vacation in Southern Califoniin By DOUG FRJ17.5CHE 01 ftle Dil!lr 1'1 .. 1 Still School"s about out. lhc. days are lengthening and summer is at hand. Summer. lfs the seasonal signal !hat it's time to pack up the family and motor off to new horizons-or al least it \\'as. Gas shortages aside, rising fuel prit('S nnd inflation in general arc changing v:ication plans. A lurge number ot \'ilCaUoncrs nre plann ing to make. their dolla rs go further by staylng closer ta home. Even the number of motoring vaca tioners is expected to drop this year. •ccordln~ to n report by the U.S. Travel Data Ccntl;'r in \\'ashington. Last ye11r, &I percent of !hose taking vacation trips used cars. trucks or cam!)IU1. Ttll.s year, they said, 71 percent will drlvt. Gelling away !tom It all may not mean 8ct"OM the street. hut it could mean around tile comer or, say, a halr tank of gas aY.'a.}'. Af1er all. Southern ca\ifomla isft .such a bad vttcatJon !pl)t. U It is, the tourists "'"'° pOured $11 bill ion into Orange. Coun· ty a.Ion'! la.st year n1ade a mlst.ake. TllE EASIEST way lo squeeu 3 Hiiie • extra enjoymcnf fro1n 1hat batter('() 1rn\·el dollar Is to spend it :i lillle closer to home, lhus cu lling down on travel expense and lime. But the biggCsl danger In thl& type of vaca1ion is trying lo use the home as a free hotel, continuing lhe chores and stretching day tri ps beyond endurance. So leave. Close the house, discontinue deliveries, make arrangements for care and reeding of pets and take off as if travelin g to some distant land. Consider yourself a stranger, one of those out of-state licensees you 1night have. barked at on the rree"·ay last su1nmcr while he tried to decide V.'hich exit to take at a m1iltiple hlgh\.\·ay juncture. Once free of the resid ential mooring. nil the spots which attracted tourists last year-many you ma y have passed up for more distant points-are youn to enjoy. Well within the range of. half an average gas tank 3rc literally hundreds of spots: advtrti!Cd by travel agents aero&.\ the country to sell their servictS. FOR SURF and s1m fans. the coamline needs little e:i:plan:illon. Rtnled lodging .Ill the beach provide!! lm mediate and cltortleu access 10 swimming, surfing, sailing, diving and either shore or deep wnter flshinJt. The beach setting also lends itself to harbor cn1ise.s. bicycling lhc beach tov:ns or, from Ju ly 12 unlll Aug. 26, the art fc!tivals in J.;1guna Beach. And as the song !&ys, Avalon is only "26 milt!I 11cros.'\: the Rta" for oulJngs nf a day or longer. F'or the outdoors t)•pes. our half.a-tank too-mile r:idius takes tn all or p.irt of many state and nnlional parks. Campers are advi11ed, however, to phone ahead or make reservation! to avoid arriving at a filled camping area. Capitalizing on family needs to cut costs, private campgrounds are localing nearer the large metropolitan areas and finding profits from camping facilities even on premium Pfoperty once thotight too expensi ve for this type of operation. FRANCIDSED tamping chains. such as Kampgrounds of AmeMca (KOA l. Safari, Crazy Horse and Jeltystone, all have ,·entured Into these closer-In operatlonll. Another alternative tould be a motel· based sightseeing vacaUon, museums scenic spots or whether you like 1mong the hundred\ of Southern Callfomia of· ferinp. For 58\'ing time and money, guidebook planning Is to travel what a 1tqJplng list Is to grocery bu)'lng. One of the most complete and up-to.date camping guides is tilt Rand McNally "C.mPll"'ll"d Md • Trailer Pi rk Guide., available ar-most bookstt'lres. Sunset Books also prints a se.rles of • paperback guides to Callfornla parks and forests, gJv\ng spedfic Jnfonnatlon on reservations, fadUl.fe1 and fire scasona. For those who do not v.11h to go the camping and trailer routes there should be no shortage or lack or choic, In hotels. l\10ST HOTEL chains offer specl<il \\'eekend fa1n\ly rates Sometimes a large famil y can stay at a luxury motel for the !'a.inc price as at a modest operation . since many luxury units include children free of charge. A tour book. pointing out thollsands of places to visit :ind ~tay ls published bj" the Automobile Club or S o u th e r n California. The ,Junior Lc:igue of l/\l' Angeles h11s publlshed a 5 2 • p a g ,. pamphlet aimed at the handi capped "'hiCh lists Southern California r~reallo11 spot$ along-with lhe l)'JIC or fadlitics available to handicapped villitors. AdditJOfltll infonnation and booklel<1 ere available from 1ravel lnformoUon oUlct3, chambers of commerce and visitors bureaus. RJ.ght In Ornnge Counfy, camping Is ovBllable at O'Neill Park. the new Sta.,.., Viejo RegionnJ Park. Fe11ther\y Part, Doheny ucaeh, San Clemente Beach, San Onofre Bluffs Beach. Sunset Beach, a~ well as in the Cleveland Naliorn1l Fortst. Here are mlt'l 01her So uth e rn California vacation offerings : Big Bear Lakt: Camphlg, plcnlcklna, riding. '"'lmming, fishin~ in season. Boirego Springs : Anr.n·Borrego Oe$er4 (See DOLLAM, rage IW) • ' .• ' . " -· 2 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Junt 4J, 14J14 Help For \'011 Tips for Air Vacationers Travelers planning to fl y to !heir vacation desllnalion could use son1e tlpta; to help mini mize the possibility of !Ofit or damaged luggage. llere they are : • Lock your bags; • Put your name. address and tclcphofie number both ou!IJide and Inside each piece or lugjage; • Don 't overpack -airlines \\·on't pay for O\·er-stuffed· bags th 11l burst ; • Don't pock: glass, breakable items, cash, je\\-elrr, valuables or essential medicines. Jn.stt'ad carry these items with you; and • Don't collect labe1' or baggea:e checks on your luaage. It cauees.conruslon and increases the JX)6Sibility of your bags being sent ,to the wrong destination. Jf your luggage is lost, damaged or delayed. report il immediately. ~!eke cer· lain an airline clerk fills out a loss or damage report at once and obtain a copy of It for your records. Report your loss accurately. Large claims which exaggerate the value of baggage rontenL'I are checked by the airlines and phony clainu are usually detected. Keep your baggage cheek unl il lost items are re<.."f!h'ed or the claim ls paid. If you have any kind o( problems with an airline -whether fares, baggage, or delayed. flight, contact the company fir st. If the airline does not respond or fa ils to settle your claim \\'lthln a reasonable period of time \l.Tjte the Office of Consumer Affairs( Civil Aerooeutics Board , \Vashingtoo, D.C. 2<M28. • t .. ~-• • ' .. , .. t . ' The Aviation Consumer Action Project (ACAP), a non-profit orean izatlon \\'hich ~'torks for improved safety and consumer rights for airline passengers, also wants to know if you have air tra\'el complaint$. They are lpcated at P.O. Box I9010, Washing'!On, D.C. 20036. USING TIRE IRON SP READING ADHESIVE PULLI NG PATCH COVER PATCHING PUNCTURE '.I ,,, ' You Can Help You Can ·Patch Bike Tir.es • ' ' ,. " 'Senior' PhcJtographer Needed Slep-b y -Step Instru ctions Put Cycles R<1 cli iu Shape Are you a retired person \\1th experience in teaching, counSl'ling. typing, public speaking or many other skills? RSVP -Retired Senior Volunteer Progra1n -is open to anyone more than liO yean old. It is a program organized by the \'olwitary Action Center t.o help retired persons ulilize th eir free lime and their professional skills. Here is an opportunity to get out, meet people. enjoy yourself and be a ser\ice to the community. There is a specific n~ for someooe \\'ho can phootgraph "olunteers on the job. Call the Voluntary Action Center at 642:-0963 or visit at 20i Avocado St., C.OSta r.fesa. Two sports-minded young men are needed to supply some· adult male leader- ship for a family of boys. It ~'Ould be a six moo th commitment through the Big Brothers of America. Call the Volunteer Center to volunteer. If you can drive your car and donate some of your spare lime to others. there are a 1ot of people who need rides r doctors' offices an d clinics. Contact the center to volWlteer as a dri ver. { Final Link In Busway ' \ Readied - LO.S ANGELES (UPI) - The flna1 stretch of the El Monte to L-Os Aneele.s Bus way, the multimillion-dollar San Bern ardino Freeway e1perlmental project, will go into operation Monday. Tip 011 Tipping: Don 't .When Service Is Bad By rotom v HARPER Associated Preu \\'riter ltflL\\TAUKEE (AP) -Are you ooe of Ume people who never know s hov.· much to Lip. withers under the glare of '>''aitres!fs or perfunctorily lea ves I:'! percent~ salesman. ''Thin~ are out of hand ~·hen you're expected to tip 20 to 25 percent for a\·erage ors u b standard service. \Vhile Schein ad1nits that money talks loudest. he says a kind '>''O rd often achieves the sMne reault. B.\· DA \'ID F. &\LIS BURY C~rl1!1•~ Scl•M:t Mttnlltf" StrYl<t "I \\'en! on a bicycle lrip and it seemed as if all "'e did was patch tires." one()f my friends said recen!ly. Anothcr acqu a int a ncc oon1muted regularly for a year through the glass-and· debris laden streets of Boston \l'ithout a single flat. Proper lire can.• makl'S a!I the difference. Bicycles today come 11•ith t\rO types of tire s. :\lost common are those "'i!h innt'r tubes, called clinchers. :\lore expensive bikrs often conic with tubular. or se\l'D·Up tires. Keeping the proper a111ount of air in -vour tirt•s is important. t:nderinflatcd tire~ flex more, heat up. bruise. and make for hard pe,daling besides. Overinflation leads to blowouts. Tubular tires are lighter. thinner. can take mo r c pressure. and so roll c1or.: easily. Ho"·ever, they blow out more easily. too. ;ind ari! much harder to patch. A worthy investment is il pencil tire gauge . the sort ser\'ice st a t 1 on Attendants carry. But be\1·arc of 'il'l'Vicc· station air pun1ps. The.v arc designed for la rge auto Hrcs and arc seld0n1 <iccur:il1.: enough for the sn1all volume of ah· a bicycle nt'Cds. Put in a llttle afr at a time. No 1natter how careful you are. you are bound to have a blowout son1etime. But . patching a clincher is a sirnp\e process. especially \\'ith a tire repair kit haudy. First rcino\'e the 11,•hee\. \Vith quick-release hubs this rizn near the valve slem. I Ren1e1nber ro n1ark the valve location on the side of the rim 11,•ith the chalk in the rC'pair kit I. No11· hook the slotted end of the irons on a spoke to hold them in posilion . This .should frt..>c one side of the tire. Starting ;it the valvt.>. remove the inner tube and inspect it for the puncture. with the valve stem on the lube. :\1easure off the distance to !he leak around the rinl . i\011• check the lire ins ide and out lo determine the cause of the blowour. Be sure lo ren1ove any glass or sharp objects you find. TIRf7 11VFl,ATlOJ\' Cl-t4RT If the puncture is on t~:? inside of the tube, !'xamine the rin1 and the giant rubber bnnd·lik i! liner. Bre<1ks ·in the liner or spoke-ends that stick up can cause blowouts. If a spoke prot111des. file it dO\\'n and get :1 nc\1• liner. Weight of rider 125 150 1?5 200 Tire size lnrl:ltion pressure ~ p.s.i.• J' 1 \26" \\'heels) 1:18 45 .'i.J 60 65 On the tube. roughen the surfUCl' around the puncture \\'ilh either sandpaper or the cheese·grater·like piece of rnetal Jrorn !he lire-patch kit. Spread rubber ,adhesi\•e on the prepared surface and trim a 4.1 50 55 60 I ', 36 .J5 50 55 I ~ 1 33 ~o 45 so l 1 1 1 2i'' 11·hccls I 65 70 75 80 • Pounds pei~quare Inch takes a matter of Sflilnds. Other\\·isc a 11·rcnch is needed to unbolt the axle. If it is 1hc bac k 11,•heel. shift the rear derailleur onto the i:mall sprocket .SQ. it 11,•i\I be easy to untangle the gear clustttr with chain. Next remo\'e the lire from the ri1n. Using 1hc three tire irons tha! should h:1ve come \l'ilh your bike. pry one edge of the tire over the :;;uitably sized patch into a circle or oval. \\'hen lhe If JOU can't find a hole. cC'mcnt has dried, pull thr. pump a few pounds of air into ~ec1ive CGVCI' oU the patch the tube and listen for th ·.cpx1 press it o\.er')the l~k lt>ak. As a reluctant last step! in1mcdiately (without putting" dunk the inner tube in water your finger:; all over it) •. , and look for the bubbles. I[ \\1hile pressing patch ·and you use \\'ater. be sure the inner tube firmly together. tube is complelely dry before JlUll and stretch in a 11 you attempt to patch it. direcLions. This n1akes the Once you have locatt..-cl !he p:1tch stronge r. puncture, chalk it so you can Now reverse your steps. find it again. Now n1atch up ~lal'ring wi!h the \'alve stem, the chalk n1al'k on the Ure put the lube back into the tire. 'M'le 3.5-mlle st retch is expected to cut at le:ast four minutes off regular commuter time. Authorities said the busway's first ?.4-mile Jane hu already trimmed some 15 minutes fil the 40-to 4:.-minute peak hour travel time between the two cities. If s;o. take a tip from John Schein, a traveling salesman from Oshkosh who has taken it upon himself to straighten out the world's convoluted tipping systems. "All ~·e're trying to do is re.store tipping to its original concept ," said Schein, the founder two years ago of Tipper~ International. \\'hich he says now has a n1embership or 2,500. "Find out the name of your waitress. talk to the hostess. compliment the chef and bartender. You can actually leave smaller tips and get better service," he said. One Plentiful Energy Source: Water A Southern California Rapid Tran.it District ( R TD I .spokesman said the ene rgy crisis and sn experimental 25- cent fart, plus the reduction of .travel tine. have he Ip e d increase daily patronage to 10,SOO compared with the less than 2,000 dail y rides on me bu.sway 17 months ago . , The county Board o f Supervisors, the body that authorized the experimental three-month 25-<:ent net fare program, was expected to decide sometime th is month w heth er to continue subsidizing the program which "·ill end JWle 30. "\\·e want to give tips for good, prompt service. not because we are embarrassed or feel guilty." Schein recommends: sticking to the usual 15 percent for good service, with up to 20 percent for exceptional service and down to nothing for rotten ser\'1ce. "I just got frustrated with peopl~ hllvlng their hands out "·herevc r you go," s a i d Schein. a nuLo; and bolts -SERVICE- • Diomondi ond •ION •Hi11t • f'•p.rt wotch rtpoir • e,..o'ti_n9 jlftla 11J joatp~ can Mr¥k• all your jewelry needs, frorn crtotint Qft crlgoitlOI and ••citint ring to opproiiine o wol111d heirloom. Prlflslilli s..a ,, lrlillll lllfmillis jewels by joseph • Jtwelry deM;ning • Gtmoiov<ol Dicm>nd ond jewWy appraisok • fine ;.wtlry repair All WOIX DONE IN THI S!Otlt-' All itvt ••ll'Mn~~itt IM•t«•. ,~,,..-;.ww, .......... """ ...... c...,. ......... ... ........... . ........... ''""' SOUTH COAST PLAZA ............. ,__, (OSTA~SA -·· ......................... ....... Nearly Everyone Lisrens to Landers Schein says the exper1enced tipper learns a fe\\· tricks of the .. art," such as flipping silver dollars to the doorman and porter \\'hen checking into a hotel for a fe11,· days -"I never have any trouble getting a cab or help 11,i th my bags." Scheln's lil;t of standard tips includes : Fifteen percent for waitresses. b a rt end er s, cabbles and roomservice: 10 to 25 ce nts for restroom attendants: 20 percent for beauticians: 50 cents for barbers: $1 for wine stewards; 25 cents for grocery 00>-s; 50 cents per bag for bellOOys and skycaps. and ?5 cents for "'rrands by hotel personnel. SACRAi\·tE!\TO j APJ r\orthern C'alifon1ia sec1ns to h ave ''\\'ater. \\'aler everywhere" as reservoirs across the region a r e brimming with more than six trillion gallons of v•alcr. officials say. 'T'hat's enough fo r irrigation. po"'er produclion. recreation and drinking water for thi:s ye er and into next yeur, experts say. Wesley H. Smith, head of the reservoir river regulation section of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. says the runoffs from melting snow an d heavier than normal rainfall contributed to the bountiful supply. "The rnnofl ;, lhc lars«I Truly the most beautiful • • time in your life. Come in soon for the bes! selection of m1ternily bathing suits. The su11 shown here IS just one from 8 variety ol atyles, lrom s 18 10 S39. •..•. lbt 11lli••l1 ;,. ,,.,,,,,,.;,, • South Coast Plaza u~r Level Near eunocti:s 557.5734 Alto 1v1llable at our PAGE BOY BOUTIQUES IN ROBINSON'S. Anatle1rr) Ind N1woo11 Btaeh. record for both the Sacramento and Tri n i t y rivers." he said. L.1ke Shasta on the Sacran1ento River is already at capacity "'ith 4.5 million acrt: feel of water. Smith said. Lake Clair Engle on the Trinity with 2.5 million acre- fcet c<ipacity and Folsom Lake on the American River "'ilh one million acre-feet c~pncity are nearly f u 11 already, he said. The state Deparunent of \\'ater Resources wa s a\50 optimlsli c about Lake Oroville on the Feather River. The agency said it should reach its 3.5 million acrc·fcet capacity by the middle of the month . All the reservoi rs add up to about 20 million acre-feet of ' \\'ater. oHicials say. An acre· su m mer by its six foot amounts to 325,900 gallons powerhouses on the upper of water. American River. The state agency adds that • ''It appears, in a 11 the spring snow runoff should probability. ttrat we will get be 144 percent of the average. through the summer v.'ilhout The large supply of water haviug 10 buy peaking power." means the hydroelectric JlO"'e r said Duane C. Browning. plants "'ill have plenty of SMUD assistant gener a I \\'Bier lo turn the generators. nu1nager. The Sacran1cn!o l\lunicipal In past su1n1ners, !he peak Utility Districl, for example. demands for electricity forced expects a record amount of SMUD to buy power from po\l·er to be generated this outside sources. ----- Dad Rates Something Special. .. A Gift Pak Of Tasty Foods From flitkc1r1 t•r1nr. OF ()Nf(1 Sl2.V8 ., '' lb. Ub:EF S'rlCK. Edam lllH, ... 11ld 1'11<lJ,1~·1 l."n11lu1rn, l!rllr. f'l,.ur C.heo~e. ~mo t.y f~n1u~c<l t.ht!cM! !1.11). f;uudn plu~ ln1pur1cd r ,11nd1t·~ This is only one of the many food gift paks on display for you lo see! ffitledr1 t•rmr ~ ( OF ONIO 5outh Coast 'Plaza LOWER CAR OUSEL LEVEL COSTA MES A o,.t,.nAP1 1 "••'"' ~ .. i "'~'"' ~Ul<tU•l,!0~'"' ~IOf,tl DOIS 1'00• ORGA~llATI~ "4110 MOHIT1 ASIC AIOUT S'TOll TOUll. CA'S NG CHIESE 51mu:S ' • Be gentle with the val\'e. A tear at it s base Is im po!sible to mend. Using either brute force or a lire wrench, pull the bead on the lip of the lire back onto the rim. But be carerul not to pin<'h !he tube. ~1ake illre lhe valve slem is in squarely. Push down on It to pull the inner tube out from under the tire rim where It often gets stuck. Pump up tile tire. Stop every 20 pounds or so. Oieck to make sure it is seated properly. Finally check to make sure you have the proper nir pressure. Put the wheel back on the bike. ~lake sure it is In straight. Adjust the brakes and you're lhrough. With experience. the whole process should take less than 10 minutes. The procedure for fixing tubular tires is much more Complicated . Riders w i t h tubular tires carry an extra spare and simply replace one that has gone flat. Often they will while away a rainy winter afternoon sewin g ard patching and d,rearning of the COmini scason·s expeditions. 1\ccon1panylng this article is a chart with the tire pressure for \'arious types of tires and v.•eights of riders. Usually the lire will have the m:aximwn al101vable pressure printed on its side. On bot days it is better to keep the pressure a fe\1• pounds below this flgurt. CLASSES STARTING NOW ICE SKATING LESSONS : 8 Enhance your child's poise and posture. A pl1n n1d program of 1es1oii1 with the •xcluslve Ice Cap1dt1' easy learnlng method glv11 you or your child healthy ex1rc i1e In ple111n t 1Upervla•d 1urr oundlng1. REGISTER NOW Ml5A VUDIE SHO,,IMG CIHTll .......... c .......... ToL 171 4,l '7Nltl • ( Sund.Jf, June 9, 1974 DAILY PILOT IJ 3 , Seco1ad i1a o Serles Lawman Invents Horse Form for Losers By TO~I ~lcCANN Of n11 0111, ~Ht! Slttl When 8111 Bacon takes up his post near the tu1loadlng gate at the horse auction iu Chino-as he does several Tuesday nl~hts n year-he is doing one ol the fc\v things a lawman in today's \Vest can do about horse thieves. "Funny," says the veteran detective of the Uls Angeles CoWlty Sherirf's Dept., and he doesn't even try to hide !he chuckle. "It's really funny how many guys with horses in department beeaw:e I a w officers had so UtUe to work v.•ilh in the area of stolen animal recovery, "A lot of good sheriff's men hardly know the difference betYleen an Appaloosa and a Shetland pony,'' Bacon said good·naturedly, "and the first thing they needed v:as so1ne tools 10 lwlp them get a decent description on paper." The result was a form first sketched by Bacon and then put into its finished version by a freelance artist. Horsin' Around their trailers drive righl ~to lhat gate, then see me and decide what they really want to do i!I 1nake a U-tum and drive right back out again." TI1e name of the game Sgt. Bacon is playing is "block the sale." TI"IC best chance for reco\·cry ()f a stolen horse is \\"hen it's in the hands of a known (or suspected) rustler. That's \\'hy Bacon. a 21-year \"eteran of the s heriff 's detective division who has spent his past seven years on the livestock detail, is so happy every time he thwarts the selling of an animal he suspects has been stolen. It means he or some other officer may have a later chance at matching the animal with a description furnis hed by a horse theft victim. The artist produced a form with two "blank" pictures of a horse--0ne lo show the right side and the other to show the left . Printed instructions on the form tell its user to draw in any markings, scars, cut marks. tattoos or brands and includes blanks · for writing in name of OY.'Tler, where and when the horse was stolen, n1cthod used lo haul tiim away and so forth. TllE IDEA, Baton er.plained. \Vas to force the horse owner to be prepared in advance in case the day ever comes that he has to report the los.s or theft of the beast. "Probably 96 percent of the 'pet' horses in Cal ifornia are not branded," Bacon points out, "and tha t's the kind that gets stolen." ear, a special kind of snip on the nose, or somelhlng. 111e for1n encourages a 1\(1~ owner to catalog the special features so they can be relayed lo lav"'nen Jn a businesslike \Vay if the ani1nal is ever lost or stolen. Bacon also has developed t\\·o ronns for reco r ding descriptions or saddles-one (or Western and the other (Or English tack. FIRST PUT oo paper early last yf!ar, the fom1s became official in the Los Angeles County sheriffs office in July· or 1973. Adoptioo of the forms 'by the department was· not hindered, it's safe to assume, by the fact that Sheriff .Peter Pitchcss, himself a longtime horseman . had recently had a pair of saddles valued al $800 e3ch stolen from him. They were recovered a(ler they had been "fenced" f11r $250 each. The fence y.·ho bought them could claim he had no knowledge they were stolen because the sheriff's name had been cut off "'here il \\'as burned into the leather of the saddle skirts. Arter their adoption in LA County, Bacon's fonns moved throughout California and to the rest of the nation fa ster 1han a truckload of stolen horses. Entertainer Rex Allen, a columnist for Horse and Horseman Magatlne:, a nittiona l publication headquartered in Capistrano Beach, first brought the fonns to Orange County and, throu gh his column, spread their fam e to the: rest of the nation. Jack ~wis, a hustling fonner Orange Co u n t y new!ll11an and publisher of the magazine, has had tens or thousands of the form s printed. .. • ACE HORSE THIEF DETECTIVE AND FORM HE INVENTED Bill Bacon Wishes Every Owner Would Fill One Out from considering ·their horse premises '"easy picking.i;.'' THE\' SltOULD fill Uutl Avocaclo 'Ru ~tli11g' On l11crease, Too · ' ' } • ~ l I FALLU ltOOK (Al'J ;iocados !(1 ho1·c documeJH,. Avocado stealing Jl)a y be a $-4 l'~t;.ibllsh1nK o\\'ncrship 6 r origin. i Supcrviscu Lee Taylor,. 1$ million business annual!}' in l Callfornla. official~ say. spon~r. said tt1e ordina c C. K. Clasen. president of \\'ill be considered by the t( qic Avocado Grow c rs boa t'd \\'edncsd;iy llarg11ining Counci l. suid 1norc The problen1 ts lo u g . than one n1i1Hon pOllnds of ~houb"hK e>.plafn!t'~ h_c r I f fl., avocados was stolen last year. :ipt cnnct 1 1 ~ering. l "There are son1e parkers I --- ""ho \\'ill huy stolen avocados ~ THE l for cash. and therc·s nothing I • EARL'$ \\'(" can do about it.·· Clasen -.. S.'l\d. '. Pl~-.... M••lf"f t An ordinan ce h;is been Air c....... t J_A 1 Time lltrlt i-pr1.l'pused in San Diego County • •• vowr -· ( h.1 requ ire anyone carrying I L•tw"•·5i1da1e•~c11 All 01-. { more than -10 pounds of __ •!_~DI ''2·17'il , JCPenney i- Now-an organic hair remover Hair's off in minutes, :: stays off for weeks. Leaves skin beautifully smooth, free from hair ... without shaving. waxing , using smel ly creams or foams or resorting to electrolysis. There is no~v a way to remove unwanted hair from lace. arms, thighs and legs, and keep ii oll longer . 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He has had to "write the book" for the Even though horses are not registered like cars -rio license plates to follo,v-nor branded like ro\1's -no easy brands for brand inspectors at auctions and slaughterhouses to check-nearly every anhnal has some outstanding characteristic: .1 notch in au llE Ot-'FERS them. "com· catan1aran sailing boats. llc kceps horses on his ranch near Castalc and keeps at least one "cat" in Ne"·port Harbor , near his Balboa Island home. plimcnts of Horse and Horse· .~OT Oi\LY did .. Bnrnaby ·· man hlagazine," to any horse Ebsen agree to endori;e the people who write in for copies. backyard horse o"'ners land a fc;v '"protcssional" horse k('()pers. too) jw;t don't pay . enough attent ion to sec~rity matters ro n1ake hors c Thie\•ery as hard as it ought to preregistration fonns o nj anin1als and tack so they have1 ~------..,----------,,.,.,-:=,,,,,.,,.. at their fingertips a good ../, Investigator Fred Collins, program but. "·ith sonic good· one-half of the Orange County na.1ured ribbing both in and SheriU's "horse thief detail." cut of print bet\~cen himSC'lf credits ll&H ~1agazine \1.'ith and CO\\"boy-colun1ni s1 'Allf'Tl. pulling out several thousand he put his name lo 1'I full· copies of the forms in the length reature story ""hich Orange County area alone. appeared in the February The Orange Coasl·btise<.I issue of the 1nagazinc. magazine and its Hollywood· \\'hat can1e of it all "'as a lot ba~ columnist have made of n1agazine verbiage !hat one other large contribution to adds up to the f<1ct !hat roost "". Sgt . Bacon of LA. In ves tigator Collins of Orange Count 1·. Rex Allen o f llolly\..•ood and ··Barnaby"' Ebsen of Newport Beach all agree on these 1ninin1um nit'asures: Every hor.i;c O\l'llCr should insta ll hea\'"Y dur v lock s. floodlights . \\'atchdogs and any other ,deterrenls they can afford lo keep horse thieves description of everything they OllTI. \Vhal to do until the sheriff comC:Ei? <llock the premise~ lo find out how a thief got in 1he first time and start 1naking plans lo prevent Ule next one fro mdoing the sarne. Jn next week's final article or ttiis serles-F'inder'.I lieep· ersf?J and other facls both horse tbfe\·es and l'ietlms should kno"'· horse thief prevention with the ---------------------------------- help of a famous Area resident. Leaning heavily on the fact that Buddy Ebsen js currently seen on the "·eekly "Barnaby Jones" television seriei; (in the role of a private detective), the magazine and columnist Allen invited him to endorse the horse theft forms and anti-thief campaign . 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' 1 -~e Har~y, c1)uuselor • \ CHA COLL E--GE C <>· M1 ~\l~ NI rr; Y. · c:L.IN I C: ' Clini·c Staff Learns,, Counsels e 13 ,000 Se rvic es Bene fit Whole :Families By ALLISON DEERR ot flit o.llY Plltt Si.ti Lee Hachey hild been an engineer for 2Q years when he discovered his interests lay in v.wking with people rather than objects. "It started v.·hen I went back to school for a masters degree in business." eitplained the Newport Beach resident. "I began teaching part-time and it put me in touch with people. That started the process. "I found that I could work ...... eu v.·ith people once l stopped being so defensive." Last faJl he completed his masters degree in counseling psychology at Chapman College and now i s administrator of the C h a p m a n Community Cinic. The clinic. in its third year of operation, is nonprofit and staffed by postgraduate and graduate students in psycbo\ogy at Chapman supervised by facult y and outside professionals. "\\'e have a staff that fluctuates between 30 and 40 counselors. In April, 33 counselors saw 331 individuals. That averages about 10 per counselor." COUNSELING Hachey and counselors like Marge ?itliller, Laguna Beach. may see ,, or more clients be(ause they lead group s as "·ell as handle individual cases. Other counselors may see onJy t\\'O or three clients. 1lle "communfty" this clinic dra1\•s rrom is Los Angeles OXmty and through· out Orange County. "We take clien~ from anywhere. from as far as Otey want to drive," Hachey said. Fees are on a sliding scale, from free or $1 to $15 per session. "Most of our clients are in lhe mHld.le range , $$ to $10 per session." he said. ll~ in the basement of Chapman 1College's old science building, 333 N. Glassell, Orange. the clinic was foundOO to offer psychology and marriage arfd family counseling students a nearby source of counseling experience. "\Vorking at the clinic is voluntary," Hachey explainOO. Since its inception the clinic's caseload has grown so that "y:e're busting out at the seams. We're tillking alx>ut expansion." Student counselors are supervised both by faculty members and by outside psychologists. At weekly. voluntary sessions. counselors present problent cases and participants talk about possi ble methods of therapy. CASES PRESE~'TED Under faculty supervision students doing a re q u ired internship. present cases of clients to \\1hich they are assigned. ''The methods of therapy used in the clinic renect the interests of the current counselors," Hachey said. Group programs renect the students' iq.lerest as \\'ell . Hachey and Jeanne O'Shea. lead a ¥:orkshop running currently on Tuesday e,venings' in Relalionship Enrichnrent. "The workshop is for those who are married, single, living with 90meone who want to improve their relaUonshlp," he said. ' Sessions deal with communication, sean:h for self, listening and confl"Cllting, relationship inventory and problem solving, rights, fighting fair, values, money and ses:. "If it seetM v.·e use a great deal of Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) or ~· Adlerian Child Development, it's because these methods seem to fit in \\1th the kind of family problems we're dealing \\'ilh in the clinic." If a student is interested in a certain kind of therapy and can get together enough people· interested in the group-, the group goes oo, Hachey said. At a recent weekly outside supervision sessioo. cases involved a yoong woman • with a poor Jelf concept, a hyperactive child doing well with play therapy, a family who used one son as the family scapegoat and a YQUni man whole problem was alcohol. V)DEOTAPE "\Ve purchased a videotape system this year, and ~'e use it to record workshops. We often invite profmionals to come in and do their thing, then "'" record it for use lat.er." Although located at Chapman College. the clinic is not geared to Chapman students. "The college has 'its own counseling program for the 1tudents," Hat'hey said. ';We provide a training grotnd for counselors, but v.·e can handle only about · 10 interns at a time," He listed communication as the moet frequent problem encountered at the clinic, followed by children, money and somewhere farther down the list, sex. He quoted a national study made in 1973 by Dr. Dorothy Beck. based on 13,lm cases handled by family services agencies. which broke doY.'n common family problems. Heading the list was communication . Next came children. sex, money, lei.sure. relatives, infidelily. housekeeping and physical abuse. "More than 86 percent list~ communicatton as a problem in the family," he said. - Hachey, \\'ho has been accepted for a doctorate program, plans to eventually Co into private practice and teach. He's currently earning credit toward his Maniage and Family Counseling license. which requires a total ol 1,500 00\n of won. Other clinic programs include PET workshops for teenagers to "highlight tlle skills of listening. confronting and problem solving" and PET v.-orkshops for parents. Clients come from personal referrals. church groups, county agencies, families and the schools. "We've worked quite a bit with the probation department and recently have gotten many refen-als from school couMclors." Sixty to 70 percent ol the clinic's \li'Ofk deaJs with families "in ooe way OT another. Almo&t always, we work With the whole family rather than just an individual, especially if the client is a child.'' 'In' Crowd a Thin Crotvd Clear Waters Off er Banking on Appetite Sense By JO OLSON Of Ille D91" Plttt Slllf At the averaee neighborhood coffee klatdt, dougtmuta or sweet rolls are iter· ved and eatm wkhout discussion. At the yacht club or country club luncheon, the salads are nibbled and the bread bltket 1oes around the table uoopened. "It's uncouth to eat bread," me woman eiplatned. I Wh!> ha1 told one group they can eat tbighnut.. and the other that bread is fOrbidden? According to the festimony of v.·omen 1tteodlng the yacht club luncheon, "peer prt:ssure" teepa them thinking about 1 their figures. There is an unspoken pre!Slte on the women to be as thin as pGISibfe, a pressure which Is not found in croups with a lower socio-economic atatus. The interesting lhing about this preswre la thlt It Yery definitely exists, but no cnt tllks about It. When questkmed about It, some women acted entbamned about admlttlog It doea ealst, and others spoke out against It. CHILDREN STUDIED Tbil link between economic status and body lblpe bu been documented , by lf.udles, auch as a recent one which Jbows that there is a correlation between Clbe.sity and Income level among children. ·The bl~ the Income of their parents, tbe teaa likely lbey are to be obese. A 11n study in New York City by Albert Stunkard, AfD; Eugene d'Aquill, MD; Son)I Fox and llO-economic atatm." . . Sllmneta 1lso Is the preoccupation of the i:ltemationlt jet set, 11 a new book by Luciana Avedon wnl docwnent. "The Beautiful People's Olet Book" ten• the llimmlng lflCl'et1 of aich luminaries 11 O rlstlna Ford, Gloria Gulneu, Ctciee Guest and Elizabeth T11lor. .' Tn a November, 1'73 illtervlew. the autbor told a reporter that heautlful people muet stay slender because "they art constantly on dlsplay, so !hey make ataylng slim 1 must." TENNIS CllOWD In Oranae Counly, those with higher lncomu are privy to more of the outdoor life "1d lhey, too, !Incl !hey muit look ; ' their best on the tennis courts and ski slopes. 1bey also can afford more expensive clothes, which look bttler on thinner bodies. 'lbere is silent competition between young, affluent women to see \\'ho has the nicest clothes and slimmest figures . according to a member of a pron1inent area women's club. "There is a very silent pressure," she said. "They try to outdo each other. to appear smaller. It's evident in the wa y they choose their clothes." If they are caught indulging in dessert. they feel guilty, she added. No one comments if a member gains 1veighl , bul a v.·eight loss rates rave notice. Further evidence is offered hf Nancy Simmons, of Newport Beach. who is slim even at I20 powKls. Sbe says she is heavy at this weight for her S..foot, S..inch frame. FIRST IMPRESSION "I have actively tried to stay lhin. There Is a pressure," she sa id. "lt fa woman's figure) is the first'-ffling you see." Her parents were heavy, she added, so with her, weight is doubly a hang.up. "I admit to being prejudiced about people who are eitcessively overweight," she said. . Or.ange Coast doctors' wives admit thnt peer pressure is a factor lti how a v.·on1an looks, bUt they believe the pressure is to look young and attractive, not just thin . They also said that doctors' "'Ives in other parts of the country do not seem to have that j)fessure. . "Here, the -climate is a factor ," on<: said. "Everyone v.•ants to look Uke the beautiful jet set," said another. "People. are thinking more about health now." a third said. ~tors' wives must stay trim to keep their husbands' attention away from Ofnce staff at.d patients, they suggcsttd. f'!O DESSERT At luncheons, therefore, it Is very "out'' to 1ake dessert and brend. "Everyone looks at you If y<lu do," soid cne slim woman. That the "'oman "'ilh less economic resources has more problems with ~·eight Is underlined by a recent survey condlldt!d by a nationally known weight c:ontrol group. • NearlY h•lf lhe people seeking ~elp ' from this group had incomes of less thnn $:1000 per monlh. and 98 percent of the members were "-omen. l\1orc than half of these Wert houst"•ivcs. The pressure on this woman can be a re.verse ot the pre:ssure not to eat. according to Jolynn Lansdon. ti diet er • "'ho is a member of ~·hat she cnlls " "mostly run--0f-thc-mill nliddle cl:iss" group. On soclal occilslons:, the refresh ments are often !i\VCtHs and finger S<andwic}ws. she said. Silt ls pressured to eat by corrment1 ~uch as ;.Oh, Jo. )'ou'vc lost enough weight.·• 1•r don 't know why they say It," she uld. "I don't• think they v.·ant me to get lhln." She added that the "·on1cn 1nok)o~ these comments are often t h i n themselves. Perhaps the most revealing comments aboul lhe pressure on the well-lo-do came from several former Ne\\-l)Ort Beach resident.s woo were guests at a charily luncheon. • ''So1ne renlly ca.tty rc111Jrks w<:rc mnde about poor ri&ures." one sa id. "The chic th ing is to say is that you 've gone 10 such and such a doctor (for weight reduction)." "It's not the same Inland." s11ld another. "l-lcrc. we have the beautiful people cult. You cnn 't wear beautiful lothcs well or play tennis well if you're O\ rrwelRhl " ISc.c AJ'Ji~"TITES, Page 8'1 Chance for New Look DEAR ANN LA.i\rr>ERS: How do yoo tell an 8-year-<>ld boy and a 7-yur-old girl that their mother doesn't want them? My son is being divorced by a self ish slob. She became interested in her bas!, ~·ho has a great de11l of money. He Is old enough to be her father and the whole thing Is a disgrace. She say&, "Children make him nervous," so she wanU to leave her son and dilughter with my son. According to her, it would be better for al! concerned. Of course, when she says she wants him to take the kids she really means ME becau1e they UVe upstairs in my duplex and I am the one who will have the responsibility. Back to my original question: How does a father tell his young children that 1heir mother doesn't want them? - HEARTSICK GRANDM0'111ER DEAR GRANDP.fOTHER: 'lbese two youngster• ire grolnr to fet:I pienty rejected without beln1 told lhat their mother doeso'I w1nt tllem. I bope yo1 ••d your son wlll do everything lo Your power lo protect the <:hlldren by explalnlnt lbat lbelr mother chose not IO 11t1y marrted to their falher and they ere not wltb lter bet11use she couldn't take them. Keep In mind, too, that the city may come when thtlr mother might cet ·bcr he11d together net w111t to have 1 relltkluhlp with •er cbildrt.n. U you maddy the Miter ao•, It wlll create 3 permanent roedblock for the f1ture 111d thll ··ould be very s-d fpr the dllldrtn. DEAR AN'N LANDERS : Sine e: everyone mads your c:olumn wUI you please print this! It """Id probobly help a greol many poop!< who need a bctltt P•npoctlve. The poem ™ ""t lo me by 1 lrlend •1» uked tllat ! not idcntl(y bu. Thank yoo.-BESS DEAR BESS: Um: It Is. Willie I tttpett your frtend's whlhe1 to remain anonymou1, 1 btlle,·e we lboald credit Sydety lrarrls, alnce tbt poem It a rlPorf of bis original: Wbtn he speaks, it's ··~·ords of wladom": When 1he speaks, lt'11 "ld1e chltttr." Wll<n be tell• ber wllot te do, tt'1 &ood •dvlce ; Wlat11 1be lell1 lltm wti1& ti do, tt .. 11 naaglns. 4 " ~ ~ .. " , ..• ·v / When be napa on the coueb In the evenings, he's getting 1 •·ell-earned rest arter a hard day's worli:; Wben 1be ups on lht coucb, she's neglecttnr htr duties. When be yeUs 1t tbe children, he's dJ1clpUnlng tbem; When sbe ye.Us a' the cblldren, she's Impatient. H he'• snappy and unkind lo ber, It's became site drove blm to It; H 11te•1 SDllppy and unldod to bln1, she'• ln-&empertd. Wtien he's too tired lo pay an)' attent»n to ber, be'1 Just too Ured ; When she's too tired to pay an y alteldon to blm, 1be'1 frigid. JC he had written this, it would be a literary ma1terplece; Because she wrote It, U't ju1t com· plalnlng. DEAR ANN: This might soWld 1Wpld. but do animals see color?-NA'n.JRE LOVER DEAR LOVER: Only monkey. an~ •pes aee coklr. Tbe reason: U\llne cre1tare1 hive devel~d only tbos•' abllldes they need. Ne1rly all wlU! tnlmafs 11dnt 1t nlPL Aelmtls thl: graai • so 1D01tly l11 Utt eveDlap. 'Ille:, do11 't Deed &o tff color. Monkeys •ad ape1 •re awake ln tk daytime t nd. Utt)" NEED to 111ee colot 10 lhey'U know what they 1re. e1tlna:, 1DG also t,o protect themselves 111lns! d111ge.r. C8n drugs be I (r\end in time O~ slress? It you keep )'our head toiethtr can they be or help? Ann Landers' new bootl•I. "Slr•lght Dope oo Drugs." separates the hact rrom the flcUon. Get it today. For each booklet orderOO, &end a dollar bill, plu! a long, selt-addrf.Sled, 11Amped envelope, 12il """" pootap l lo Ann Landers, P.O. Box""· 222 W.113nk r5r., 0t1taeo, 111. IOlll4. . !:undar, June 9, 1974 DAil Y PILOT B $ ~· Gtaide lflmt Have Du111or I' t I . 111s r C~rlJll•11 sc•ntt.,MOl'lr•r l"~o!t MORE THAN 400 TOUR PACKAGES ARE OFFERED BY AIRLINES, RENTAL FIRMS Fly-drive Tours Arranged Christian Science J\fo11itor Service NE\V YORK-If you're planning a long trip this summer, conside r leaving the ramily car in the ga rage. That's the advice of Robert L. Stone, president of Hertz Corp., who predicts that a growing number of families will opt ror a "fly-drive" vacation in the coming months. "'ll gets you there quicker, saves fuel and probably won 't cost a whole lot more." • Although public concern over gasoline availability is diminishing, Stone expects many vacationers to think tw1ce before driving across country or taking extended car tours in distant resort areas. year. The. principal destinations are Florida, the Pacific N o r t h w e s t . California, Canada and Mexico. There are two types of fly-driv(' programs. both or which t a k e advantage of special airline excursion fare!!ll and lower-than-normal car- rent.al rates, The first type leaves the traveler completely free to select his own itinerary upon arrival. !\1idsize vehicles such as Torino, Chevelle and liionte Carlo. have become lhe ·'stAndard car." replacing Ford LTDs and oti1cr full -site vehicles. The growing co1r:pac t neet centered on Ford Maverick s , comp rises about 25 percent of the total . Unlike some of its co1npctitor s. Hertz emerged from the first round of the energy crunch in "fine shape." says Stooc. While its archrival Avis logged a deficit in the-first quarter. Hertz, an RCA subsidiary (which doesn't disclose quarterly figures ). experienced "record sales and profits," Stone says. Wanderlust Quelled NE\V YORK IUP IJ r ln the , old days, he wQUJd have been cn~led a couricf. Now he is known as :1 tour escort The title may have changed but the basic duties have n11t , accordlng to Jean Oleller. "fl.fy primary assignment i~ to assure that every member of my tour groop enjoys a worry-free vacation," !!laid the senior tour escort f o r American Express in an interview. "And that means taking care or transportation , accommodations. sightaeeing, luggage and any problems which may crop up."' Cheller did admit there was one problem that he has not been able to solve yet -"!he clothing situation.'' •·r llAVE to travel light when I start out so I usually end up buying oothes I don'l need when I get back," he said. "As a result, I have extra wardrobes stored in Paris, London and Sa n Francisco.'' Cheller spends r\ine monlhs a year traveling w i t h American Express-escorted tour groups -"In peak seasons I may guide three or four tours in a row. flyl.ng around the world to meet each new group." .. - "Home" to Chel\er is Paris. London and San Francisco, in addition to being convenient storage points for his personal effects, are also his favorite foreign cities. "I collect recipes from all over tile world and write my own, too. One of the nice things about my job is that I have made friends in many countries and they 're usually- CHELLER already speaks French, Gennan. E n g 1111 h . Spanish and Jtallan , has learned some Arabic and is studying Japanese. stpall as 10. "Paradoxically. the larger groups 1are actually easier to deal with because people will often try to resolve their own problems," be said. "The .smaller a group, the more demanc:Ung It can be." THERE ARE al»ut &00 men TRAVEL "When I can dream in a language - or grumble in it - I know l've learned it," he said. "I bad wanderlust and a friend suggested 1he !ravel field might be better for me," he said. "I've been wilh American Express for 17 ·years." and womtn working as tour , ________ _,, escorts around the v.·orld ror Cheller s:1id that t he average escorted tour group ranges from 30 to 40 persons. However. he said he has on occasions guided groups as the company, he said. Their ages, backgrounds and natiooalitles may vary but the baic qua1iflca1M>ns are the same, he said. What are the prime requisites? "The best thil!g ~ tour.C'!id< can have is a.Ieen RDlf. or humor_." ~ ., ~ . , Expo '7 4 Information Available at Agencies Amtrak /las 3 Regio nal E..ttcursions Two , new Amtrak to 11 ~ S offer · some alternatives in tourism for Orange Coast residents. They are: Saf'! Diego 1.oofari -• one-day exp.irsion by train A federal information center STATE -Write Was.hiDgt.on from Los Angeles to San covering the national parks, State Parks and 'Recteation DJ · monuments and historical Commission. P. O. Box -1128, ego, mcluding ·a sightseein, .sites within a five-state radius Olympia, Wash. 98SOl Phone trip from the Amtrak station of the Expo '74 World 's Fair is (800) SQ-&200 (toll.free from to the zoo and back, admission now in service. within lhe state) or {ZOS) 562-to the zoo. a 4G-minute guided The U. S. National Parks BWO. Hours are 9-8 Monday bus tour of it and a Skyfari Ser\'ice nas established the through Friday and 8 · 6 aerial tram ride over it. Tbe center in Spokane for the Saturday. duration or the \Vorld's Fair. package is $J8 for adults &n4 "·hich ends Nov . 3. Visitors LOCAL -\Vrite City Parks ~9 for childrl!Jl 2-ll. may call or v.Tite to obtain and Recreation Dept., City Phoenix Fuo Co un t r :S information on all federal Holli. Spokane, Wash. 99210. H91iday -choice of a •three· • recreation sites in \\'ashington , Phone (509\ $2e'20. Hours day, two-night Pho en i :r • • Oregon, Idaho, ti.fontana and are B-5 P.fonday through Scottsdale sojourn, or a. five- \\-'yoming. Friday. day, four-night visit, includinif& Openmg dates and hours of a trip to Grand Cal"Q'Oli, f~.:- the areas, accommodations EXPO H O S P J T A L I T Y respectively, $23.50 ailq $74.:1111"-. available, camping and fishing SERVICES -Hand I es per person, doµble occupancy;<t regulations, current weather reservations at :!late and cltY plus fare. · · ~ and snow pack conditions, and parks and recreation areas. Brochures describing tout11• facilit ies for recreational Write Expo H o s p i t a 1 i t y are avaJlable rrom the A"" vehicles are among the Services, Lodging, P.O. Box trak Travel Center, P.O. 47'Sl. A RISING demand for rental cars became apparent last winter in major resort areas such as Florida . ~1exico 11nd Southern Calirornla, according to Heru. Uncertain about obtaining gasoline, many travelers booked a rental car in advance, then rle\v lo their destinations. The second, more structured program, includes a minimum of t"·o nights' motel accomodatlons as well as a car and a variety of prepaid services, such as entry to tourist attractions. Car rental st.arts at about $14 a day·for a Pinto subcompact. and $17 or more for an Intermediate car, such as a· Ford Torino or General fl.1otors Chevelle. TN 1973, Herlz's best year; Hertz revenues topped $670 1nil!ion and contributed 10 percent of the parent company's profits. "·llllru!" to lend thelr kite-hens for culinary experiments." information being provided. 1974, Spokane. Wash. 99210. Chicago. Ill. 6068!). 11-~~·~~~~~-.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~ ~~~~~-'-~"-'~~~·-~~ To meet the grov.·ing popularity of the fly-drive concept. the nation "s largest car rental compatiy, together with major airlines such as United. Trans World and Eastern. is offering more than 400 different vacation packages-four times as many as last THE DRIVER nonnally pays for his own gas and oil, but one-way rentals are subject to mileage charges of rrom 12 to 15 cents a mile. The compositjon of the Hertz"Rent· A-Car fleet, 'll'hlch numbers more 1han 100,000 vehicles. has ch an g e d substan{ially in the past nine months. according to Stone. Approximately 80 percent of the fleet now is made up of intermed iate, compact and subcompact vehicles. To "hold costs in tine.'' Ston_e SC\YS. the company took a less ag~ye marketing arid advertising -p&lure. and suspended new hirings. Although some travel business was dO\\'Tl, hurting some Hertz airport revenues, good gains were made in vacation rentals. Adding stability to earnings, Stone says. is Hertz's ··rapidl y growing truck I easing business." Hotels, Camping Cheap at Lake Como By ST AN DELAPLANE Mussolini -just '"Duce" scrawled on a wall. LAKE COMO, Haly -The blue Italian lake has a fringe of fairy tale villages. Ancient brown houses with red tile roofs lean over cobbled streets made for a mule and cart. The sun is a coin of noble gold, and there's a smell of wine and rresh-baked bread. A clean white ferry operates on the lake to Bellagio where you can sit under a grape arbor by the dock .and drink Stock brandy with cappucinos. It's a way of life you won't want to leave. This is all lake country. Lake Como, Lake Maggiore. 'fhc Villa d'Este was built by Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio in 1568. (Filly years alter Cortez invaded A1exico.) It's now one of the World's great hotels. Large rust-color· ed buildings. Private grounds and gardens reach up the green mountain almost to Switzerland. Lake Lugano on the Swiss-Italian border. Lugano is a splendid little town where I spent some time. Pretty little squares and white ferry boats. Food, wine and lan· guage are Italian. An express train takes you to AJilan in an hour for shopping and lunch. An outdoor pool floats on pontoons in tbe lake. Antique statues with chipped-stone faces · stan din the niches of the buildings. The service and food is fit for a Renaissance prince. The cost is equal to a prince's purse: $150 a day for two. The 220 rooms are always filled. The English lake country -40 miles from the SCottish border -is a lovely land of Norwegian pines and beam-ceiling inns. The grand hotel is the Belsfield overlooking Lake Windermere. I stayed there two weeks. It was built in the Splendid Seventies by H. W. Julius CaeSer was a fan of Lake Como. He sent 5,000 Romans up to colonize it -with 500 Greek sl&ves to do the housework. Leonardo da Vinci. Virgil, Napoleon, John F. Ken· nedy came here. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote: "I ask myself, is this a drea1n? Will it all vanish into air?" * * * Schneider, Esq. (Shipping and armaments.) The ceilings are 14 feet high. The doors are hand-painted. The walls are decorated with plaster cupids· done by imported Italian artists. For this grand production. Schneider paid his workmen 24 cents a day and'died rich and respected. A wonderful place to stay. See what it was like to be wealthy before inco1ne taxes. * * * Plenty of inexpensive little hotels along the lake - if you're priced out of Villa d'Este you can run over and have lunch. A lot of camp grounds that I saw. Barber 11We'd like to find some lake country fo r a vac•lion with children ... " stripe tents on green lawns at $3 a day. • We drove up the lake 10 miles to Giulino di Mezza· gra and an old Italian woman showed us where they shot 1'1ussolini and his girlfriend. A cross on the church says: "Claretta Petaccf, April 28, 1945." No monument to I spent a month at Lake Chapala in ~1exico. Not a blue Jake -it's rather gray. It's wonderful weather at 5,000 feet. Great for kids -plenty of horses and burros. Fairly cheap. Some condominium houses in this Guadal~ jara area now but I haven't seen them yet. • DOLLARS GO FURTHER AT HOME (From P1ge Bil State Park, 486,199 acres of the Colorado flora and fauna. Buet&a Park: Callfomia Alligator Fann, Japanese Village, Knott'a Berry Farm, Movieland Wax Muiieum and Palace o£ Living Art. and Movie World. Channel r~landt Notional ~1onu~ent; Anacapa and Santa Barbara islands-open to prin:Utlve camping. Plant and wlldHfe refuge. Seo I.Jon rookery on 'Santa Barbara Island. Del rt1ar: Torrey Pines Stale Reserve. Home of the Torrey Pines, grocsquely shaped by Pacific winds . Desert llOC Spri111: Hot springs re- sorts. Cabot'1 Old Indian Pueblo Museum. ' Eaclnltat: Quail Botanic Gardens. Rare plants, bird refuge, trails, 2& acres. Free, Goleta: Dos Pueblos Orchid Company. Cymbldium and cattleya orchid coll~ t.lon In display house. Jdyllwlld: fl.1ountaln resort tfl\Vn, camp. lng. hiking. Irvine: Lion country sarari. \YUd anl· mals. Escape country, moLorcyelc traili, hang gilder hangout. Jo1h11a Tr~ Nallonal ritonumcnl : Can111lng In desert JClllng. l.a Jolla : 1..1 Jolla Museum of r..ontcm· pornry Art. Scripps Aquori11m·.\.f11scum . 30 oceanography exhibits and 20 11peci- men tMks. one of two such museuna in the v.'Ol'!d, the other in Monaco. Lake Isabella and Kern River Val!f!v : Camping, fishing, boating, \Vater sports in mountain setting. Costa Mesa: Briggs Cunnin~ham AutomotiVe !\tu.scum. Anliquc. classic and racing autos dating to 1897. Open \llednesday through Saturday. Lakeside: Old Mesa Deuot ?\-1useum. the old San Diego and Ar1zonn ·Eastern Railway depot converted to oldlin1e general store. Long Be1cb: El Dorado Nnture Ccnlcr. La Ca.u Del Rancho Los Cerritcs. Loni; Beach ~fu9eum or Art, Pacific Terracr. Center, Queen Mary, Rancho Los Ala- mitos. Loi Angeles: Television and mo\'ic studio tOUI'3. Chinato\\·n, Exposition Pnrk. Calilomia P.fuseum of Science and Industry, Nahtral History 1'1useum of Los Angeles, Farmtrs A1arkel, Griffith Park (observ•OO!'y ), Lo.'! Ang•lcs 7.oo and Children's Zoo. Los Angeles County ~tusewn of Art. Rlncho La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. The ~1uslc Center. El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Hi.storic Park. Natlon11I City: "'luseum of American Treasures. Ivory displny, glass. Indian and Navy reli~. Newport Beach: Ncv.'JKlrt Dun s Aqunlfc "Pari. Lagoon, amusement~. game courts. boal.ing; harbor c.nilscs. ra~s reslaurant.s. r . • • • Oceanside: ~1ission San Luis Rey de Francia. Orange: Tucker \Vildl.ife Sanctuary. ~lumminiibirds. Pala; Mis~ioo San Antonio de Pala. Palm Springs: Resort area . Andreas Canyon. P.toort.en's DesertlAnd Botanical Gardens. Palm Canyon, Palm Springs Atrial Tramway. Paln1 Springs Desert !\Iuseum. TAhqult1. Canyon. Palomar lifounu1in : Palomar ti.1ountaln Sta te Park. Palomar Obs e r v a tor y , \VOrld 's largest telescope. Rosamond: Burton 's Tropico Gold ~fine. \1ill and ~1u.seum. Tours , pl~id<ing. &in Bernardino: san 8 er n a rd i n o 1'1atlonal Forest, Rim of the World Drive \Route 18). Big Bear and Arrowhead lakes. SHn Diego: Balboa Park. art! ~nd culture area \Vlth San Diego 7.oo. VIiia r-tontezuma : Old TO\\'TI : ~1ission S,n Diego de Alcala; Serra Hist')rical !\luscum. Library and TO\\'Cr Callery ; \Vhaley House: Cabrillo Na l Ion a I l\lonun1cnt ; Sunset Oiffs: St.'lr of India l\1arltlmc !\1useum : Sea \Vorld. SMn Juan CMpi~tro1JO; i\liS$iOn San Jurin Clplst rano tour. UnlVersol City; Universal Studio tour, ho lcl. \Ian Nuy5 : Busch Ctirdt 1lS. Boot and f1u1ne ridl?S. bltds. <"!nhnals, .!iho\\·S In lagoon and 1roplcal tetliftl1l ' ..... ••• ' ' 0Keeplayout Simple 0Motivate, Get Action Visually s1mp1e ads h;ive 9reate ~1 impact. Establish .1 local po1nl 1n the layout to grab a reader"s eye. Keep onces big and bold. E) Know Your Market Tie In merchandise and ads with special dales, events. likes and dislikes of your potenti a l custome rs and the ir untQue community. Show them )'OU know them, QUse Ea sy-reading Type Faces Upper and lower ca se lelters are usually easier to read ttian all capitals. Elaboi'ale script , Old English or other lancy tvpe fa ces are hard 10 react. Use plenty ot while space. OMake Artwork Matth Purpese A doMinanl graphic in your layout will insu re Quick interest . but remember that not all ads reQuire lots of graphtcs or huge graphics. Type alone can be effective. 100. 0 A good ad induces a lavo rable acllon. This docsn"I always l'flean ma~1ng a 5818 ~ sp me ads 'arE!f successlul' 1f the/ only draw readws' into your store or ~-, in1rod uce you or your PfodUCI. 0 Sell With Headline Convince your reader. at <1: glance, that you have r;omething ol va lue for him. Tell him what"s in it l or him. Get him interested enough lo read your copy. QWrite Copy That Sells. Compe ls QDevelop a Disti nct Style Consumers are skeptlcal; ·oo sure your copy lells them your good news interestingly and completely. Be spedllc. Tell lots of !acts. Include prices, esoec•ally bargai11 prices. U~a ly~f~.•-•' 111111 [~] or a layout tecl'lnioue that • makes'""' ad• dis!inch"" and makes !hem resemble each 01her. Regular readers &l'lOuld recogn ize your ads even without your name on c~m .. Cl) Invest Some Time Pay auenl1on lo de!"ails; gE!I back lo basics; make every ad vour own investment in luture sales Powerlul advertising resls on your willingness lo check o ut !hf!: lundamentais. There's an 11th step -even simpler -just call us to put your super ads to work for you ' ,, DAILY PILOT Advert1s1ng Dept 642-4321 I ' ,. .. ,, .. , "' .,., ..., «I .rJ4 ~ Jjl "" ,;. !• .,, . ·' c ,, ,) 'T .:&· "! ,. . .. •f " • . , \. S11nt111y Junt q, 1974 Yeller R.et11r11s Con1ing ba ck to the C'oast area f''rida y will be the \Vall Uisney production of "Old \:eller." with Doro- U1y l\1cGuire and 1-'ess Parker. 1'he fa1nily entertain- ment story of the faithful dog will play at the !·!ar- bor Cincn1a in Costa J\lcsa. and also at lhe ri'liran1ir in San Clezn ente. Cine1na \\'est in \Vestniinster. l 'inen1a. \"iejo in l\ti.!'sion \1iejo an d the Fountain Valley Theater and Drive-i n in Fountain \'aUey. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Copper alloy 6 Ma rch 12 Neck parts 17 ··Meek beast 21 Summanz.e 22 Blood del1ciency 23 Egg- shaped 24 Pitcher 25 Small egg 26 Bu!' La1 1n 27 At1end1ng 28 Manservant 29 Military alliance 30 You· Italian 3 1 Forward 32 Teem 34 Sutler 35 Awry 36 Pronoun 37 Bizarre 39 Oaugh\c1 ol Tan talus 42 Lavender 45 Eagle 46 Double- deal1ng 49 Positive pole 5 1 Ballet 53 Conlempt word 55 Angers 57 Tosspo1 59 Looking glass 62 Below nautical 64 B1b!1ca1 sign 66 Tnesp1an 68 Ocean ski1er 70 Citadel , 72 G1rt"s name 74 Miscalcul- ated 76 Babylonian god 77 Behold1 78 Thumb part 80 Thermoplastic 82 Long lor 84 Freshwater worm 86 London detec tives 88 l:oved excessively 90 Sound effects 92 Pla1n t1H 94 Marilime 96 Oak genus 97 Shareholders 102 Lover 104 Appease 109 Anon 110 Reptile 11 2 Spring symbol I 14 Negl1gen1 ooe 115 Verbal enC11ng 116 Scale note I 18 Assigned ta::;k 120 Em1nl:!nl 122 Meal cuts 123 Respec1 126 Comn1and 128 Pr1nct?!y 130 Latvian coin 13 1 Openshoe 133 St1n1ulal1ng drink 135 Gossip 137 De1ln1te ar11c1e 138 Mortise 101n1 140 Wile 142 D1gn1!1ed 144 Camp bed 147 Indian viceroy 149 Pass on 15 1 Ane1s tlr01her 152 Curren! 15 4 Choose 156 Large tank 158 Golf club 160 As tar as 161 Anatolian goddess 16 2 Eat lormally 163 Similar 165 Jewish montn 166 Alr1can antelope 160 Yardstick 170 Aftirm 171 Puts through cooking 1nstrumcn! 172 Placid 174 Representa t1ve 175 Network 176 Brisk 177 Came up 178 Aspect DOWN 1 Tn1nsoup 2 Musical show 3 Needle comb. form 4 Tavern 5 fl.1oney user 6 Gambler's c•y 7 Airest\ 8 Fort1f1ca11on 9 Verb !arm 10 Baseball field 11 Devour 12 New slar 13 Profit 14 Wan 15 V1cl'\y summer 16 Sohd1fy 17 Op tical glass 18 V1g!lan1 19 Poetic measure 20 Tanned 33 Soan1sh A1ver 35 Accumulale 38 Rostrum 40 Cold Wind -I I Elic it 43 Wallop. slang 4:4 Blackbirds 46 L ight ra1nl al1 47 Modern1s1 painter 48 Shouts 50 Ves11bulc 52 Straying 53 Crazy slang 54 Hawaiian greeling 56 .. Tossed .. concoction 58 Chosen 60 Concerning 61 Memento 63 Meande1 65 Wading bird 67 Extend 69 American patriot 71 Anatomical branch 73 B1rlh 75 Languish 79 Relaxes Bl AtnQt1me BJ Cancels 85 Shamash"s wife B7 Gaseous hghts 89 Pythias' lricnd 9 1 Tiny 93 Lyric muse gs Drudgery 97 Elbe tributary 98 Knots 99 Lell -hand page 100 Cn1ld Frenc h 101 Dress par1 103 Saltpeter 105 Chilly 106 Fly 101 Fraction 108 Follow 1 1 I BcQueath 1 13 Beverage 1 11 Zealous 119 Choir voice 121 Grand ladies 124 Gallium symbol 125 American geologisl 127 Hoarlrosl 129 Mineral vein 132 Tennis stroke 134 Quality 136 Ramsnack.le dwelling 139 Beginne r 141 Near: Sco\11sh 143 Even ,, 144 Fragrant wood 145 Green shade 146 Ooclnne 148 Pastry chel 150 Couples 152 Hearty approvals 153 Menu 155 wa,. 157 Exam 159 Nary a one 163 Goddess ol vengeance 164 Small tcon11 I 165 B1bl1ca1 king 167 ·-· HU• 169 Grassland 173 Japane se distance , r,1 ''""'"•'r--r.,-,,,---r.--i>To,0<"11'~~,;;, "•'1 "''' -w,..-~,.,-,,,.....,,,,,,...,,.,1-,"11'•""°' " " 11 » IL II II • • JI n '1 • " . " '" h,.~1-+--+-+,c,' 4-~1 ,7, +-1--+--f..,,1,...,_4. 7,.-+-+--+-+ . ., ;1 " " " \ i'4 ) II " •.I ,i'J " h.-1-+--+-+--+-+,•,·+,-~.-l-+-ll--1 .• , . .,_.,_,.+---+-+--i,,,:-f--'l--.-J..-I-~ I J,' ii_ I )I ~ ~ -..---- '' ,,;-.l-~-t, .. +-11-+-1-~·,.,-•-k+-1-+-1c.,-+-1.~+-+-+· ~L--., ~ v ~ I~ I~ ~ ~ ~I IU '" 111 111 111 Ill 111 "' '" ''1 ~ m m ,. ,,, ~ w m '" 10 LU IJt ICO Ill IU UJ "' \~ L I I~ l~t '" Ill !lo! I~ "' '" "' j;f ~.~.+-!-+--+-· ~.-114-+-+-1-+-1-,,-,-1--1.1'f"J'l-+-l--+-J.,,-, +-1-~--+-l "' Ill "' SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS •, OCC Pla11s Oli ve r'"" ryo11t s I ant~: Young boy~ a:\rpt al arrying a tunt:', turning n cur 1.'I <111d <lclivcrini; a soli! quy. 1 Orange Coast C o 1 I c g c theall'I' arts instructor \Vil linn1 Purl:is.s h:ts yet to pince an :.td like that, but undouhrcdly the thought has crossed his n1ind. He is cu rrently senrching lhe county for tjlentcd young meals for OCC's su1n1nc·r· n111sie.:i l productivn . \\"hy !he Sp£'ck1I lll'Cd for boys? OCC \\"ill stage lh<' rousing British 111 u s1 c :1 I "Oli\'Cr~ ... :1 sho1v 1 ha t fc:11ureS a pack Of l'Ul'rj.!Clil'. 111isehie\'Ott~ nnd conni1·in.~ yo~ng boys. The ~1011· 11·iU run July 31 through Aug. 3 in the cotlcge's audilorh1n1 . "TllE BOYS are an £'Xlren1£'ty i1nµort11n1 part of t~ show." Purkiss sa id. ··That"s 11·hy 11•c'rc n1aking a special effort to find talcnll\d ones. \Ve"rc also looking for 1nature actors. singers and dancers for the produr1 ion." ENTERTAINMENT U.N . Rol e . i\t I ss ue 'l'he rot" or the United :'\aliens and the news n1edia in 1hc shaping of L-.s. for"cign policy \1 ill be ex plored un '"Pacer11 in Tl•rris I I I · ' \;onday at 10 p.~l. on K 0 CET. Holl ywood Bowl Tickets on Sale . Tickets (Qr Su111n1l•r Festivn1 '7.f conct:'rts at Holly wood Uov.·I. su1nn1er hoo1c or the l.os Angeles Philhnrtnonic, 11·ill go on :'!nlc bet-tinning !\1onday ~l !he Bov.•1 Box t1ffi1..e. &x offtl·c hours the fir st ll"Ct'I.:, !\fond11y t hr o u i; h Saturday, l1'lll lx' front 10 a.n1. Iv 6 p .111. Bcginnin1: .June 17. 1hc Lox office. locilt•.:<l at 2301 North Highland i\\"t'., will be Opt?n ~1ondi1y I h rough Saturday. JO a.in. lo 9 p.in. ior through intennission o n concert nights 1, und Su11days, noon lo 6 p.111. Tickets 11•ill he availa ble for all 3-1 <:oncerts c.r lhe regulur lll-v.'e<'k &n·I s c ;,i s on , inclu<ling the ne1v, f o u 1·. concerl l"riday night seric~ and the ~uest a1>~;1rauccs or lhc London Symphon y Orchestra and lhe Cleveland. Orchcslra. plus the spceir1l l prl'·Scason Cl'Cnts. l\larathon3 1 and Recitals. This season the llOwl opens o(lieia\ly on Tu csdu,v. July !1,1 ;11 8 p.1n. 1vilh a Los Angeles Philhar111onic concert <lirected by the young A1nerican ~inductor tilichacl 'l' i Ison Tho1nas. and ll'ith I w o distiuyuished s o I o i s t s - pianist AM.re \\'alls aod bass- b<lrltone Norn1an Trcigle. I F'or inrorma tion and reservations <:all 12 t3 1 ll7fi. 6842. • • Chnnnel 28. P~rliciµant s \Viii include _..\PP£TJT.ES • l):1v1d Jlal Ocrslnn1. author of '"The Bcsl ;1nd ti1e Brighles!": Hicharrl llolbrooke. managing C'd itor of Foreign Po l icy 1nagazine: Jan1es C. Tho1nson . Jr .. curato r , Nie1nan f e 11 o \\'S hip s, llarvard ( Fro1n Poge 841 rncets this idea 1." DcCoraling <111 altracth·e 11·ife \\'ilh je11'el~. lur.i;;. and pretty clolhes is likt.? pickini,: a symmcl9al C.'hristmas tree. she adde<j. And expen!liVC' clothC's nrt.> usually cut bigger, \l'hich is • " TMMl4y,,Cltr a~ c .. 11 L.t.OllS I $1lt4. CIT. 50c 'tit J "THI LA~T OITA1L~ ..,..,.. "''" c....,;-· II. s-.. 1.,.,.,11 JO to J~OO p ..... (twc..,o Su,., & Holod~Vll 11.00 ,. I S.A. FR\~V !MANCHIST£R E~J G,G. FRWV 1CITV DR. £K.! '"f,jlWMAH'i LAW"' rG ··t~., i~ott Hont1" "WMrt TM l llloro II-" "'JfllMY" rG A .,.HI LA~T DfiTAtL"" l V •·rnt11 Mold• A.IL ifl • l •w"' S-ial P••c• 12:30 10 2:00 p.m. (twctpt 51111. 5' HoHcl•yll Sl.00 Auditions for sing c rs . actors, dancers and 111usicians will be held. J une 17-21 flt 6:30 p.in. in the audilori111n. People in !he play. bolh on stage and in production. 11·ill rcccil"c fou r units of college c red i t . Rehearsals run fron1 6:30- 10:30 p.n1 . ~1onday lhrough Friday. Un iversity. and Pa u Ii n e Frcdrrlt·k. U.N. corresponden1 for NBC Nc11·s. Th e prog;·an1. hosled b1· SanUer Vanorur. r r pea ls Friday al 10 p.111. This pressure dflC5 crcatr• serious prohlrms. ;1 Nc1vpo1·L Be a<' h psychiatrist said . though i:ho do~s 1101 lrcat lo· t a! 11'fln1cn n~ a rule. ··The.v !:lO to Hl•\"o•rly I !\!ls ps~chia !ri~1.~ ... she s:lid. She bl:.in1rd pnr1 of lhc pn·~.~urc on h1•~'1:111ds. \\'ho ~un11•ti mcs t."Qnsidr:· I he i r parl or the illusion lhat r:..:h --------~--· is thin. ""Oli l"er !" 11·ill be occ·s 19th surnn1cr :nusical. Tin.: programs are fron1 tho:- Oetc'icr 1973 conrocation of nationa l leaders co111'ened b\" the Center for the Study 01 Democratic Institutions. 11·i1·1:>.'! :is "oma111<'nl ~." ·•Jl;i\'in~ an ;1t!r:1C':i1"e 11·if~ N1:tn1s hal"ing a rhin 1vi!e:· sht:' i::.iitl . ··Part of a n1an'!ll success to ha1·e a 11ifc 11·ho ··Tue requircmen1.; pretty high ." Librci: Other Sex Plays l(ey Role MONDAY By SYDNEY 01\IARR AH i.ES (~l arrh 21·April !91: You rec c i I' e rcassun1ncc.~ fro111 OJJe •.1·ho mak:!S you feel secure. l\leasure 111 o 1• e s . i\lcn ns rea lize so~l•! Jl"O~·lt• talk more th.an they produrt'. Your on·n \•.'.i~hcs are lulfilll•d if you are Sl..lf-reliant. TAURUS 11\pril 20-\l ay 20 ~: yourself 1n1rt ol 'l tl 'l I h l' r pc r s o n · s lilr.. ~lone~·. r.orro11•in g. lending, special ngr(•cn1cn!s arc featured. LEO 1Ju!y 23-Aug, 22 1: l lon1c. commitments, past pron1iS<•s are featur ed. Conlinuc lo 11.'I others sho11• their h:1 nds. Diplomacy is your ally. ~ta k{! peace al hon1c. Lt•gal d01..un1ent can h (' rL><.'Overed -and revised. indic<itcd. Negoliutions reach Cycle e-0nt inucs high: you concliision. You dn.11v 1o ~ou anract 1>ersu1.s 1vho ha\'C your ] persons who confide 1hC'ir bC'sl interests al heart. s~l·iou~: problc1ns. Your innuen1--c is rt•lnlionshi1> rould hi~ sp:i rlicd.1 CXll'llded. PISCES t Feb. l!l·l\larch 20 1: SAGITfARIUS t'.'lov. ?l-S1ay \\"ilhin boundaries. \\'ork Dec. 211: Ne1v contnc1s url' in c onjunc"tion with interesting -but you n1ighl or${anl'h1tion. Be considtra\l' !ind st ructure l<lcks so lid itv. !Oll"ard one \\"ho i~ trn1pc:-~•n11 I Rclnlivc approaches yo u 011 handicapped. · nc1v deal. propos.11. Additional 1 lnfonnation is requirC'd. If 'l'O IJA\° IS Y ti U ll ! Accent is on career, flexibility. contacts 1\itich aid i~,mak.ing room for YA" at a more elevated poslllOf{" \\' r i I e , correspond, n ake contact v.·ith OIJO.in autliiin\Y, Y BIRTIIl>AY you arc dynamic.I Vlf{GO tAug. 23-Sepl. '.!?l. C.\PJCORN fl)ec. · :;1.Jan. restless. h~11·e sense or dri1n1a Light touch is desiruhlc. 19~: Solution to 111 o n c y anti arc at!r;ict1-'ll to 1hc::1!(•r. ~lodcratc p;_,cc is neci~s.1r~·. If dilemma is at hand. Pac(' ii Leo. Aquaiius persons play you go to extremes or excess. slo1v but progress is sure. You ksy roles in your life. July ·.vou pay dearly. niore-so t:ian' receive support from ·~C1 ~Id be enc of your 1nost usual. '~-" 1vhich are reliable. r 1B e signiricant n1onlhs of 19i4. . . • GEl\IJNJ (May '21-.Jt1nc 201. Some bnnicrs can be torn do\l·n do\rn -but others rl'n1a in for your o \I' n protection. Know il and be reasonable. Means be patient. Long ago pro1nisc will be fulfilled. recepti rc to suggestion· Cro1n You arc creative. in and out of I.JU RA !Se11t. ~t. 211 : older person. r love. fl i r la Ii o u s and Re I a t i o nship intr:nsilie<l. i1npolsive. You have started ~le1nbcr ot opposite sex plays AQUAH IUS j Jan. 2U-Fch. a nCI\' cvclc and have second key role. Cha nge of scenery is Hl l: Social lift' :.1ccelcrates. chance for happint•ss. indicated. !\loney, busincss-----------------------1 and organizatio n co1nc into l focu s. You can deal from posi- tion of strength. CANCEn \June 2\·July 221: E 11~oticn:il invol\"('1r.cnt i s fca1urc d. You rould rind SCOBPIO rOct. 23-Nov. 32 J: Finish. co n1 p I e ~i on is 'iHUHOERIOLT .t.MO UGHTFOOT' Ill •'THE GREAT G4TSIY" ll"GI -".OC.t.R.t.TS" OPEN HIGHTL Y T 7:0 "WHlRf Tlit LIUIS ILOOM'" ICil • "l"l.f'tUOHH ll'GI 'iME'STIMG" tl"Gl -.. CH.t.RLlf VARRICK" ll"GI "DIRTY MARY, CRAZY U.RRY" lf'GI ' . .,.U.CHIR" IRI 'i HREf MUSK ETEERS" -··12 CH.t.1RS" DRIVIN' 'EM CRAZY FOR A 3rd BIG WEEK HERE'S NOTHIN' THEY WON'T TR AT THEATRES & ORIYE·INS THROUGHOUT SOUTH ERN CA llfORNI 1!1MD•'*- H•. T11Ill:AllAll I PETER SUSAll I FOllDA GEORGE llPIEIS 11111 c-1 Fii!.! Ft1ti~1111 II I IJllliY tVlllllY i l:llllZY l.llllll1 I I ~'«"('; ADAM ROARKE ""VIC MORROW" FRAN<Lfi Pl'o:1ced by NORM°AN T HERMAN AsaoclMe Pr0WCer MO.EY ZU. Orected by .Dfl tO..Gi ~ by l.EOi C>W'MAN 8l'1d ANTONIO SANTEAN BMed on me~ 'The O\lSe' by RICHARD lN:klS ~by JIMME HASKELL ~ t;_:t COLOA l!IY OE LUii:(• O RANGE COUNTY om •m U• So -NEWPO~BEAOf lido 673·8350 C0-151PIJI~7!'1 S40·059~ OIAHCI: fOUMTAIN YAll(' ()r,,nge Mall C1nem.1114·63103JO roun!d1n Vallev Cu'(lmJ /!4 8J9 1~00 OtlANGC rOUMTAIN VAllCY Slad1ut11 Drl~e Jn ti 3 714 8~9 7860 T ou~ta•n v~11,, OriVl'·'" 714 ~6~·2481 S l~lON Sl~nton C1ncmJ 7 l~ 8~-1 I~ l Ne ar! .Everyone Listen · to Lnndcr · • -, l t1I Scrlltfl """ Awlfd Ooily-1 & 10:45 S1l./S11111. -).J. 10:45 ~.)TRti~ Rya.i Q'Nf.al ·~r.:r ~lib<?" ncttMt(IU)fl [flJO ""··~· "'"~ D•lfy -1·1 o':·4, Set./ Ho!. -1·•:41-10:11 :?l'ld Fea!ll!'e ......... ,, "JUDGE ROY BEAN" O•ity-l:JO s ... /S-. -l•4:4M:lt -- ~ACIP'IC TH•ATR•• DRIV•-tN IU,.a IW&P M&n9 MARaoll 8LVD.D,M·I" s...,""' ,...,.. s.. Sat.• S..n.-•1111 t• IPI'! O"AMOI Drl.,e-ln 111 rn.. 111.a s-.. ••"' 10 4-""~ ''"~ .. ,,..;.s1.....,. Pamllr Fun! Pr•rlt~I a.r.•M• oe-.1 , .... , """'-WHIH TMI llUH ILOOM!o LI W.&•U, WMm IUNlll Kid s Like 1'o Ask And y - !>unday, June q, l lJ74 OAll V PILOT fl 7 Margaret O'Brien: Only the Voice Hasn't Changed Vou. have 1o be a JllS)'chlatrlat to I 11 t e r v l e w Margaret O'Brien. II you've •Vtr teen one of her old JbOvfe~ you ,know w h y J.houl8i ot children were ihluma !zed In the 1940s beta their peirenta dktn't lAke t t• Hollywood to be in the movies. She wns Supe.r- Moppct, the lmpl~h waif who could make her chin tremble and her eyes fill \li th tear! like no other child atar in the busltl!!.1. Even lho6e of us w~ got sick to our sU!machs 11t the aliiht of Shirley Temple's guahing d I m p l 1 a W'Cre ovctcornt wllh admlraUoo for ~t tiny little trouper in . •l.Joumey For Margaret'' and ~'Ltttle Women." When she .emoted for the screen thC?re wasn't a dry eye in the Locv."s meu.anlne. To this doy. l a1n still moved to tears every time she says goodbye to burly Wallace Beery in the dust of the wagon train in "Bad Bascomb" and l 've been known to set my alarm for 4 a. m. to catch 11Tenth Avenue Angel." The kid still affects me, and after 30 years I'd call that !rue IC!'ffn charisma. NOW A grown-up Margaret O'Brien is stopping In Ne\v York lo plug the ~1 G~1 musical extrava¥,anza, "That's Entertainment!, ' which is bringlng back lhe w ho I e golden era to rave revleWf and smash or box office ~lness. In It, little Tinker·Toyieized htargaret O'Brien and Judy Gorland ling "Under The Bamboo 'free" from~ the historic "P.leet Me in St. Louis," a ma: performed as a cakewalk In a nightgown at a grO\l'n·Up party. When · tat movie w o s released in lM.4, the cynical James Agee, dellfl of the American film crttlcs, wrote: "She hypnotizes me a 1 thoroughly 111 anything since Garbo.'' Well, the kid grew up an~ the body grew wide, but tho voice stJyed the same. She's not openly hocllle to lntervlewer1, but there Ls e hint of underlying bitterness ebout those years. ~c doesn't deliberately withhold informatlon: she Just doesn't have any. Margartt O'Brien is a bore. . ''My first fihn WU I Journey For ~Jargaret,' My mother v.•as a famou! SpanJsh dancer . Very few people know l'n1 Spanish," she volunteers, with all the vov.•els and consonants cris1ity pronounced , as though she wcr.e on the verge of saying, "I love yciu, Mr. Darryn10re." You'd scarcely dream you're talking to a 37· yeai'o(lld woman. The pert Irish face still retains traces or Its former self peeping through the extra calories. It's round as a bowllng ball and free of makeup. The major difference Is the ample torso that not even the voluminous full-length dress and long !\1exlcan suede vest can conctal. "l\1other was having pictures taken and t b e photographer said, 'Qin I lake a picture of your baby?' and the studio saw the picture and I went out and got the part. that type of thing," she continues, giggling ner\1'q_usly, like a mechanical doll, "and there was quite a talent search, thousands of children, ··F aniily Can't Take After-dinner TV By ER.:\IA BO~tBECK t don't mind telling you televised la"· and order are getting on my nerves. : After a lull ~al each even ina I can't handle all that violence and gore, 'I <lo:\) mlnd sitting around watching Kojak blow smoke tl:lrough his noatrUi or C.OlumbO .. p1c~g AT WIT'S END stains of( his raincoat. but all thole bodies crashing through atass w'indO\\'s and hanging out Of. garbage cans hall got to stop. . Two weeks ago, I thought my ptoblem had been solved. I personalty watched Mannix go off a cliff in a naming car, Banacek rail fron1 a bridge . one of the Rook.Jes take a bullet in the neck, Julie of r-tod Squad smothered with a pillow, McMiiian wrapped around a tree, Adam-12 knifed, Ironside dumped from his wheelchair and Cannon miss a meal. Detective Stone of the Street! of San Frar.clsco ga~·e bis collar away. "\Vhat's the matlC!r? Did il have a ring around it?" "1\1om, that's an arrest," he said. De£enderg or TV violence s:iy v.·e ha•e gleaned a lot of li ps that might save our lives someday. Our children knO'.'' that you should never go into an enlpty church in the middle of the day . . . that's 'vhen the crazies run around with guns. AlwaYs ha\'c a dime for a !)hone call in your poc ket \!<hen you are being pUrtued as an informer. Never undrtss in front of a 11'indow in the center ot a telescopic rifle. Ah,,ays have something to say after you',·e been shot, preferably wry or humorous, or the show Will run short. Crime (for TV ) 111d punishment (for the vleftl" \\111 increase next ran. l was rather hoping they could create a si ngle character: a black, one~yed, overv.·eight, Polish veteran who wears an old raincoat tn a wheelchair and calls himself "\Vife.'' F olklorico Ballet Set · I figured that eliminated :eight private eyes leaving only Toma, Barnaby Jones and a fc.W hundred ot her television .~iectives to protect the '.couniry, but last \\'etk they all : showed up for work again. · It stand!! to recison that tjlc The Ballet F o I It Io r i co average American - . iAnllly l\leiticano. under the t!lrcctian cannot v•atch all this \'lolcncc and not be affected by it. of Graciella Tapia, Y<ill give a For example, there was a conCE'rt p e r f or ma n c e time when our family aspired Saturday. June 15. at 8 p.n1, in to a vacation in Ha\vail . Phillips Hall 1beater at Santa For&et it. Jn the first 13 weeks Ana College. lut fa11. ~fcGarrett (Hawaii Spons ored b y . Lhe Flve-0) had no less thao 38 Coumunily Serv.ices Office of bodies washed up on the the Rancho S a n t i a go :beach. 1'111 Is no plsce for a Communhy Collegt DI.strict, • :woman who has to go home the production is open to the )rith a tan. public free of chal'l!:e. '.-Our vocabulary has The Ballet Folklori c o In ~he raw · Having probed ht:r memory aa deeply as It v.•as possible for her. tt was time to l>rin~ her C?aree r up to date. t.as~ "\VeJI, of course 1 lost the weight ror that." Sll.E IS devoted to all th n1~s Spanish. She's bilingual arid Rex Reed l·oor she was reun ited with ottl riend Robert ,\'oung on ;i ili. arcus Welby" TV dramu a ut a young hou.~ewtfe who g ins weight through ;i yclxlloglcal disorder. du.ring the time &he wai> engaged tn a Peru ~·\an, sht: lived and 1\'0rktd (and ate i in LI.ma. She did a soap opera Uttre on Spanish TV and n111.dc a (l\n1, "Annabell.:: I~." "'hich v.·as released in Latin ccuntr!e.s. Recently s h c exchanged the Peruvian fo r e Sc andinavlan busine!sman. Roy Thorsen. to ""horn she is nov.· engaged . She w as married once. but has no children. \Vould she llk.e to Jimmy Duran te. I haven 't seen him for about tt year and 11 half, but he would con1c to m.v parties end perform. so t1e'vc 8tayed good friends. .\ntl Hobert Young ... :• IK'r singing '"Okie B n b y l)::iklc" to Jl11nn~ Thi>m:t!I In •·Big C11y,"' ptrulH:ll1n1: <1rou111J the room for Orson \\lellt's in •·Jnne Eyre ." \\'nerc did it ull go? 1\li1) 1.,,, 11 ~·as a fign1ent or ---·------- \ and I guess bt.'C11use I looked skinny and sort or like :i war walr I got II und I was put under cont ract to 1\tG~t ." JN JN4, four l\1argarel O'Brien movies were released and she won an Academy Award for "!\feet Me in St. I,.ouis," but when you ask her about it she strains unde r the burden of lhe question like a war veteran with amnesia. "I enjoyed it." Since she hod y,·orked 11•ith movie in1morta ls like Orson Welles, Lionel B<1 rrymore, Charles Laughton, Elizabeth Taylor, Judy Garland. Wallace Beery, and many others. what tnemorles did she have of them? What were they like~ "Well , of course, I made qu ite a few movies with Robert Young . Jilnmy Durante and Lionel Borrymore "'ere like grandfa the rs to me. since I didn't have any of my own." ''';s .1 1884 Newport to,ta Mesa S48· 1SS2 FllST IUH! "TllUftDIRIOlT AftD UCHTfOOT .. tAI ·MAllOl 0Al Wl~SOf.I 146·1216 "It was the kind of story people associa te "'ith peraonally, and it wall a different kind of character for me. I bad put on some weight al the time and I even had to gain more. The script showed the dlfflculty or dieting and how people go off on the wrong things and m a k e themselves sick. At first I was afraid to take the part because 1 thought. '\\1111 I get parts like tha t all the time 00\\•?1 But luckily I didn't." haYe some? "1\lmmm,.. she said, "I don't know. So~ay, maybe. I have dogs." She giggles. ·"Five German shepherds. I'm a dog love!'.'' There .go the 1\iarga~t O'Brien yeal'S at ~IGl\1 \l'ith Judy Gerland, ~llckey Rooney. n1y ima(linatlO\i· the irriagc of) HELD OVH! 2nd llG Wffk! "CONCERT AT BANGLADESH" ~" Ow All-Tinw Mo •I rop11l..- S..rll1t11 f H111 "PACIFIC VIBRATIONS" f 01JN1AIN \IU\11 .• I .... l ~\ 6•1 ·S.." •:,,, lol 2 10 '"'"' fOflda "'Dirty M•'l'• Cr111., L.-T'(' Al~ ''THE LAST DETAIL" 111:1 .......................... "WHIUTHE LILIES ILOOM" ·~ "JEREMY" ll'GI Since the TV show was done a year ago, it has been obvious l\largaret still has her o\1·n weight problem to contend with. Her most recent ac1ing assignment \V8.!I a dinner theater production of Neil Simon's "The Siar Spangled Glrl." In El Paso, Texas. She played the role of a swimmer. Butch Jenkins and Deanl-----------1 Stockwell . disappearing into a mist. Maybe it was all a dream and that little girl never existed at all. llke Jenni fer Jones in "Portrait of Jennie." 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Too Numerous To List , ALL ITEMS ~r:cr TO PRIOR. SALE • "' " >1 "' ... ' • ::: "' " ; " "' • • • .. • ~ ESTABLISHED 1892 • 1514 NORTH MAIN STREET• SANTA ANA • 541·4391 :z: ~ ~ Th e Store of Fan1011s Names ~.,.oRE.nouRS: ~1osoAY 12N00Nros rM.r RJDAY u:aorourM. nA.1Lv1:aoro1:3oPM. IT\ ~ '· . s "' ~ Q z • NOSHY) J!)HV~ • )i.Mlll.N3.) • J!)Y.UHlll • NOOlHNl lf •1.lXlHO • NYWIJ~ • NOSllV;) lOHVW • 9!>V1J ll3H • NOOJ•fl'llH • NOSHYlB~llYW • AHJl.J.NlJ • 3!>V.Ull3H • NOOlllNlH •13Xl'll0 • •. •• ' I ' ' Surii;fay Junt 9, 1974 DAILY PILOT C J Tennessee Wrest·s Traci( Crown From UCLA LA Suffe1~s 11 tl1 l1111ing Setback, 6-5 LOS ANGELES IAPl -Billy \\'ill iams doll.bled ~.me a run in the Chicago 11th IM1ng, g1v1ng the Cubs a g.5 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday night. Gwrge Milterwakl walked to open the Cubs rally Rnd pinch-runner Ken Frailing v.•as sacrific#:d to second base before coming in \\'ifh the ga1nc-1vinner 01) \Villit11ns' hi! off the left.field wall. Th<! CUbs tied lhe ga1ne at !'!·!'! with a rur. in the ninth . on Don Kcssinger's sacrifice Oy. Jim Wynn broke a tie in the seventh inn ing with a run-scoring single, giving 1..06 Angeles a 5-4 lead. The Les Angeles Dodaers Slate AU G1i;11 IR ICAIC (HO) Ju~e ' Chlc190 I! LOI "'""'!•• , · 10 ~"' Jvne 10 St, Louis a! LOI An11elt• 1;?5 p:m·. June 11 St lour, 11 l111 Angell• 1:li p.m. ----- center·rielder dr0ve home hro runs in the gan1e. giving him 51 for the season and the National League rbi lead. Jerry alorales homered. tripled and doubled to spark the Cubs to a 4-2 lead after five inni ngs. But Bill Russell 's two- out. t11o·o-run double in the six1h inni ng tied the game. • • • r ' I ) ),· . • " V'I TlltplotM One-two in Steeplechase Paces Vols' Narrow Win At:STI N iAPt -Tenn{'o;see. l1:d by Oly1npic<1n Doug Brown and sophomorP. Ron Addison in the steeplechase, blunteJ a desperate UCLA bid for a fourth consecutive NCAA !rack and field title Saturday to gi\'e the Volunteers their first national track championship in the school's history. Tennessee b~ilt up a big lead 'lliith 18 points in !he 3.1)00-meter stup!echase. seconds . in the 100.ya rd and the ~ dashes and a first-pl ace medal if' the &'.:!t run. But the Bruins rallied spectacu1arl~·. taking their sixth consecutive 1\'CAA n1ile relay \'ictory on a brillian t 4ii:? anchor by i\laxie Parks. \Vilh the Volunteers owning 60 poinls. it all lxlilcd do~·n to the triple jump where finished second in the 2~0 for eight point$ :in<l tcan)1nate Dar\l.·in Bond gan1ered an irnportant second for n1ore poinls in thr 410. Y.'iilie Thomas rolled to victory in the 8SO run for the Vols in 1:48.7:?. l:CL A roach Jim Bush, was the nrsl to congratulate the soaked Vols coach, Stan liU.'ltsman. after the dunking in the steeplechase WBter jump. Bush had said before the meet : "If we t•an'l 1\·in ll. I hope Tennessee does. I hal'e all the respect in the v.·orld fur lluntsn1an,'' The day started promisingly for the Bruins v.•hen Roger Freberg fini shed second ii. t h~ discus and Francuis Tracanell i :ind Ron atooers finished l\lird and founh in the pole vau lt. Rory Kotinek added a third in the ttigh jump. c.iarcnce Taylor of the Bruins had to r'·n,·sh th <.•d to ,,., Tennessee and second ..,').,, Jonte), fN0<1~!1tt '"'t~uri s1ue1 's·''· 1. , 8c.nd ~let1M1il"I d.~. J. P1rk1, !UCLA> '5.li. ~ to hand the Bruins the crown. Tavlor Erl~~1""' (~ou•/\ern 1111.:00111 't.19, s. ou~•<. CT•cry J St.i•l °'.31. I. Sang, !NOfTll C•rollnA Ceolrl l) ~ . .-, eould do no better thao fifth. t:CL..\ got ..o 1n1ermedl•t• hvr<11e-1 1. Collins, 50 points. CP.,,n~~lv1nl1l 511.ll. 1. 81\1.,t. (North C1,11llrw Centr•ll 'ill.71. l . Scnw•D. (Ptn,,:ylv1n111 S1.•I. •. Almost o \' e r s h a d 0 "' e. d in tne c11i.a111, UMl•n•) 11.n. s. G•eent, t51n o 1110 ~11i.l · 51.ts. IL G1l\1y, (a1y1<>rJ Sl.'l. Tennessce·l:CL.\ duel in ~I em or i a 1 • m. 1. Gltke, (Fl:k> 11,..,. 7. Jcnes, IT.-in.ii"'' Stadiun1 \\'as a fabu lous zw.,_·ard dash by ~?.co. 1. Gl1!>•••1h, !11•ti•.111> 11,10. •. erown, !Arlu:ir\ol) :io.:io, J. 1!!\1t11. (No"" C1rolln1 Ceo1t•1I) James Gilke of tiny Fiske College, v"ho 2'J.1tl. '· MtCut1t1111h. CAr11on1 st1••1 20.~. rode a 7.4 mile an hour "'incl to a 19.90 UJ -1. rnom. •. n..,rw~'"1 i:a .11. i. """'''· t·l-k<'n•"· The ••·orld record 1·s ~-.0 !$()St~n College) 1 :1~.CO. l 8ro-•n, CC1\ltornl11J "'-" .:v l:lf ll. I. Go!t~, iPr1!,lt V!..w A & MJ !: ... ~. 5 established b.v Tomm ie Smith of San Ou~o. CN01't~ t1 rdln~ C1ntt111 l;•t.2J, 1. Grlrtl111, Cl•><•!l l:'fil . Jose in 1966. The high wind took away Pole v11111 -1. L•1>«omo. ior eoon s111ei 11.1. 1. any chance Gilke v•ould have to claim T;Ht~r. !'1'11~ri;n~1,,..1 11-i. l. t ••c•"~m. 1uCLA! 11.a. the "·or!d record. II equaled the f~test ~or~~~Oi."''~~~~-11.a. 5. Pu!1•'d· fUSCJ 11.a-1. 220 ever run with an aiding \\'ind. Carl l.G':ll ~1 ... "'"'i>lech•s.. -1. l rown. (Ter'\l'lft'let! \\·atson f f ·a had ·•-·sly 1he t :3s.t,. t. Addi'°", ttenrir.1") 1::i..11. l Llll4v. · o O" pre~i..... run ti!••! TH1nesseoe s1•11l •~u. •· 1nnK. cucLA> Jose Cardenal singled home l'\forales. v.•ho had doubeld, in the Chicago first. The Cubs made it 3.(1 in the thi rd when Rick P.fonday singled, r..torales tripled and scored on a wild pitch. The Dodgers scored twice in the bottom of the third when BuCkiier grounded out with runners at fltit and third and Wynn 11ingled to center. TENNESSEE COACH STAN HUNTSMAN CELEBRATES WIN WITH DIP IN STEEPLECHASE WATER JUMP. ·same Wind:alded 'time. 1~6,t.f. ~ Gi4!ln,·1~.i ... 11 ... ~.1 i •U. '· Mc:.O,n•1c1. (1{111••1) 1:51. \\"ilh a large crov.·d gathered around M!i9 -1. curntn!nts, tB•I•""'" V01m1f '~11 .01. P.for ales homered 1n the fifth Inning foi' the Cubs. · It lvas the first time in 25 games that the Dodgers had lo~ v.·itJt catcher Sle\'e Yeager behind the plate. After Cardenal singled b:ime the Cubs' first run in the first inning. Downing es· caped with no further trouble when \le got Andre Thomton to ground into a forceout at second. rn the second the Cubs threatended again ~'hen George ?.titterwald v.-alked with one out and. after Vic Harris pop- ped out, Bill Bonham singled fttitlerwald to third. But the ruMers died &$ Don Kessinger flied to \Vynn in center field foe-the third out. In the third, afte r ~forales soored on Downing 's ~ild pitch to make the score 3--0, Thornton popped out and Ca rmen Fanzone grounded out. CM<.,_ ti:tHlllger, L• MGnd1y, cl JMor1te., U H"nl, P CarlH<l~I. rf ATl!Ofnln, lb "•~tone. lb Mlnerwld, e Fr1lll119, pr llott llo, 1b Hir<ll. 1b Mlo!IO(k, ~h MAlinCer. 2b Luncstt dl. c BDr>h1rn. n a w11111rn1, 11 •~ r II ltl ( 0 0 1 I I 1 0 s 3 3 1 ' 0 0 0 S II 3 1 5 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 l 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 I 0 1 0 1 1 •t t~•• L°""',111 S l fO Mot1,ph 1D111 Allll'b6Ch, pr 0 II 0 0 Buckner, If ' 1 I 1 W\'ftn, cl l 1 2 2 G1rvfy, It) ' I 0 0 Fl'l'QUl-Qn. rl • 1 II 0 Cey,3b 2 00 0 ll:us~n. 11 5 o 1 t Ye1ger, c $ 1 1 0 Downing, p 1 0 11 II HOO(lh,p 100 0 JMhu1,ph 10011 M1,,h1ll, p 0 0 0 0 W(r....,rd,p 100 0 a.~ .... p o o o o M<Mull111, Ph I I II 0 l Olll •2 4 131 Total .OJI S Chtt•~o 10'1 010 rol 01-1 Li» llr<Je;n 001 cm roo M-5 OP -Cnlc•oo 1, \.&! AngtllH I. LOii -Cnlca!IO t, LG! Ar19eln '· 16 -J. Mo,1lts, Mln .. wald. Ruh,tl, t erdt!WI, LO~S. 8. W1Ul1rn•. 38 -J. Moral!•. C•tdlf\ll. H8 -J. Mor~l!S 1.• 58 -llu<~M'r. S -H1rrl1, Alt•lnctr, SF -KHJinger. ~.gn~•"' H. Pi>tl W, J 2 Ocwnl119 HGU!I~ ............ Brn<er ,l , •J Hl!P -by H. 3:11. "' -36,lt!. IP " JI EJI •• SO & 6 S ~ S I JJOOtf •'' I • I I ~~ I c o o 1 1 J 1 1 0 I 1 1 1 1 1 II Strings Win, 30·17 Billie Jean's Strategy Costly to Philadelphia . By' HA~l\ \\'ESCH ot t!lt O•llY PllOt 51111 LOS Al\"GELES-Billie Jean Kin'!·~ strategy bac~fircd Saturday nig ht as thl: L)s Angeles Strings rio\\'nl'lZ \\·as in uttcndancc. b.\' far th<.' largest turnout or lhe season for a Strings match. P.lrs. King. the Frecdon1~· p!n\ r t·· coach, elected to let Julie Antho11y play the 1romcn's singles portion of lhc. five· set faceoff, saving herself for \1·omcn 's and mixed doubles. ' The Strings' ~lariln Redondo ru ined that StTategy. ho\.\'e\·er. by rolling pa.c;I P.liss Anthony &-0, The Strings "'ere nc,·cr less than five points in fron l the rest or the the match. "I made the lineup change because 11c keep losing in the fiflh set and I had to see hov; Julie \l'ould do "·ith single!>." sa.irl ~lrs. King. ··But things \vent from b.:id to \\'orse. \Ve \1ere ju~t outpl.:iyed.'" ~liss Anthony. ,\-ho has a degree in psychology from LCl.A. \\a!' psyched ou1 early by ~Uss Redondo's baseline game and made several volleying and service errors. .. Even 11hen joined by i\1rs. Kin g ill doubles. thinr,s didn't im prove for :\liss !\nlhony. She made l \\"o kc~· crr"!r.c; as !he StTings' Karen Su~rh<1n an:i K:11hy Hartt'r 1n<1de <1· cn1cial hrcak. of 1\>1rs. Kill"'~ "f'rvicl' 10 force a tic-hre:iker tor 1hc •1·nrnen's doubles .c;e, l'hiladclphin ll'On !he tie-hrt'akcr. i ·fo. hut !he ma rgin of \'icfor1 11as n1uch sn1aller th11n :\!rs. Kin.!! had hr.11 ~d lo". The 11sually·fiery atrs. King drc\r mixed cheers fron1 the cro11·d. She plal'ed ~pe(·tacularl} in !>pois. bt l didn't exhibit rnuch of the cuntroversi;il demeancr \\'hich has n1ade her a c:rOll'd favorite. i\lrs. King disp lnyed displcasurr 11·i th a fe,1· line calls but other\\·ise appcilred subdued in acc!;'pling defeat. The Strings' John Alexander avenged a defeat in Philadelphia to Brian f'airlie ::;y jumping to a 4-l lrad before f'airlie \\'<JS rei;laced by Buster l\lotlra1n in the n1cn's si ngles. :\lottram salvaged l\\O gan1cs bcfc.re losing 6·2. Lii llr>gelU JO. P~illOtlpllll 17 w~" -l!:""endo !L.\I d~I. AntflO!IY ll'nh 6 o. "''" -llle•8<'<1u !LI•) de!. f/\irli~ (Pn11 6 1 women's doul>h!> -K.ir>g-An1hO•lY (Phlf dc! s .. s. m~~·tt•r!e< !Liil 1_.l. 1.1.-,·~ deut>I~• 4!~•&nder.M~s•~·• ILAl d" ~tcllt-Monr&m !Phll "'" Mix!!l·Ma!tr,_$\l•"'Oft ILA! 01.'1. K<ng·S!olle (L•I , .•. 11-1.517 Reardon Def e11ds Chylak • Recalls Days of Dodgi11g Soft Drink Bottles Editor's Note : The modern era :iporls vista is providing entertain- t1tc11. qualify and occasionally con- trove rsy on a srale 11ever before u1tni11ed in fhe 1corlcl of athletics. r ct sporl.t of days g<111e by also /1od great 1non1eJ1t.s n11rl star per· (ornri!'rs. Today our 1001' at these tloys Jncuses on for11r.er 111ajor lea- gue innpire Bea11.~ Reard.011. By 110\\'ARD I .. llANOV 01 1111 DallW ,llfl llflf C:i11 ~·ou imagine the mayhem lhat \\'Ould ka\·e occurred in Clel'eland the other night if lhe beer had been served in bo11les? 11lt' (: .. mplexlon or the situation 11·ould have been far greater hud the ln11s thrOl\'ll boHlcs inSll'tld of paper Going Back IN SPORTS cups ,rtth beer In them !llld the rc- 5ults could h&\'e bctn disastrous. "I v.as hh by a holllt in Piltsbur)lh one dov-ln the shoulder." John E. "Beans" Rr.ardon su~·s in recalling his da.,·~ behind lhe pl3le in lhe National Le3guc v.here he !l('rved fur Z4 years. •·Jn t~ d3\'!'I thf'y ser1·ed ltOda pop in bolt!~ and i i: ''a ~ho\\·cr of bottle$ in l~lllsburgh. But the ushers stopped II in :1 hurry. "l:cl hud a ch"e dt'ci!'lion to make and II "·cnt ag;1inst Plltsl>urgh a11d iOJne of the (;ins dis;igree<J. ''1'hn1'tc "·hut s1oµped thcn1 from -- JOHN E. ..BEANS" REARDON :telling PoP and ~l'1" in bot1l<!s <it lhe ball parks.·· Ne$1or Ch)•lak l\':lS lh!' u1npi1't: In churgc the other nieht In CIC'\·eland and he forfeilt>d the d~islon to Te:-:as. \\'hat \rould have hc..">tn Ucans' reacll::.n in a similar s\1tu1liGn? "You are pul out lh l're to t>nlor<-e the rule~ of the game \\'hf'n ~ou arc ;in umpire and !l 's up to you 10 gt•t 1h<! job done the bc~t 1\<1)' yo11 can. "Chylak is it good u1n p1r{' nnd I \\"ould hn.ve done the snn1c lh\ng he did . ~1 a)bc I "'ould hrne doo~ ii 11 little sooner. ''\\'ht'n thcr nrc 1hr·o1rl11g lho~c things 111 )'nu· :tnri hitli ni }OU \\'Ith a - cha ir, it's bad and I 11·ouldn"l be ~ro.µn<L" \\'hen Beans began his prolcssion .. 11 un1pirin1: c-~r~t·r. he 11as in the \\'eSotern Can:ida League. Doc~ he rl'call any inl"iden1s that oceurrcd in tho!le days relative lo the fans'? ··Ycu'd have aqrun1rn1s 11irh the fans on the \\ay out of 1he park," he says. "\\!e 11·cre in \\'innipeg one d<>y and the hall field 1,·as inside of the race !rack. \\e had to go through the cro11d lo gel 10 the off ice to chllnf!e shoes. The~· didn"t have the 1nodcrn duy clubhouses in thusc d~iys. "I nc,·cr had rH111 scriuus truulJll' ln11 I <lid h.1\"C t1uite a· few ill'gU!Tit'lll.<i 11 it!i 1h1' f,1 !'~ Ill\ the \\'!lV 1(1 !hi' (l ff\1·es \1 h(•n P•(·" 11· n"•'t'L'd ·11·ilh " call T h;iJ 111 \' • 11.' ·1i11·\ (11 ·1'1 ,,. 11111•10 l~·t rnc k11011 :Jl;O\l[ it. CUI I I 'I :11'1' f!Oi llJ:: to hil\'l' ari:n1111l't1lS an,,·µ!· ,,,. · \Vhat ubo11t th•.· fl)l!n11111 01 a Cl1•\t•lan1! CXE'11':il{' 11 J10 OhjcCll'd llJ Chylnk's lorlt•1!ln~ the p.a1ne? "That 's Ilic da1nn<le!'t thi11c I c1·cr hco1'(]. C.hyl:1k ;;, 1 hit in !ht' head 111rh 3 c:h:iir. \\'hut doi·s hl' v..anl him 10 do , stand tht're an1I g"t killed?" Beans is !>lill tit·!hr and ,;n~·,o; J}(' plan~ on ~1a.~·1ng that 111l\'. ··\\ hl'll ~1.>u p:o throu gh life. '"111 hn11' H1 kl'1·ri up.· \\ht:n I don't h <-1\1: ~." !h1n·; 1 l-;t? I(] du, 1 go oround \1hf'rt• ~11•11· ol \l ie :.11~!' ~ll'l' :ind i-ho1I th1· lltC• I'" Do<"' he do au.'' C'\t'rc1"1'. ph)i<te:itl~··~ ··\\"ho lll'Cds (''\rrr'1!'t''' \\'ht•n .1·ou n111 around the b;11l park f'Or :t ! ~·c111·-.. 1 i;u ~~I 1111 1hc r11·~(·i"' ~ (ltl n1•1•d fyr 11 1lfctln1C'. I i:::nt m~· sh3rc th1·11" Little Cm·re11t's Tactics Differ ~ Res itlts Sa111e i\'E\\~ ''ORK IAP\ -~ligucl R i1·('~a turned the Sl69.950 Belmont· Stakes Saturdnv in!o a game of hid'!:and-seek and the last his ei~hl ri\·a\s sa'1' of Little Current \\"3S his nying tail as he shot across -Ille fini\h line. ··1 \\"ent out side becausr l thought thcy·d be looking for 1ne inside." said RirC'ra aflcr Lirile Current bl37.ed past d11cl ling Jolly Johu and Cannonade and charged to a .c;evcn-length viclory in the IOfi!h final je\\'el of lhe Triple Cto\\TI. Jolly Jnhu finished second. a no~e nhead of Kcntu ckv Derbv ,1·inner Cunnonade, \\•ith Ru~ The GrE-ut another half.Jength back. In the Preakness. Ril'C'ra had shnt Liltl e Current through a tight hole on the rail to win. also by seven lengths. "Inside once, maybe. 1\l'o times. no."' said Ri\·era. "They say it '''as a poor firld but niy hor.!'e. he's the gre:H~st. ·• added the 30-year-old nath·e of Puerto Rico. Trainer Lou Rondinello said after 1ra1chinj? Little Currenl's traffic-free 1·ictory: "\ly only inst ructions 1\·ere. !:1ke hi m outside in lhC' stretch_., In the Krntucky Derb~·-Little Current ran into I rouble as he threaded his \\·ay fro n1 23rd 1>lace to fifth. Little Current raced the l1! miles in 2:29 1-5. a full 512 seconds off the record set by Secretariat last year. The ti1nc 1night not have been i1npressi\"e bu L thf' rictor,· \\·as nnd it niade Little Curren t the uridisputcd leader of \\·hat had been a lrildly inconsistent 3-year-old dil"ision. Li ttle Current. the 3-2 favorite on this clou dy. hrC'ez~· day, rl'turned S5. $4.40 and $.l 4U in picking u11 firsl n101ney or $107.970. .Jolly John. o•med by Thomas S. Nichols. p:ii~ $15.~0 and $7.60 .ind Joh n i\I. Olin's Cannonade paid S3.80 to sho\\'. A Cl'O\\'d o( 52.561. abou t !5J)00 lf'~S than ll'as on hand to se(' Sc-cretarial \ri n last year and far below the rc<'ord ll2.69-I set ii1 1971. \\'atche<I Joll~' Johu, Rube The Great. Shady Character and 11udson County try for the lead y.·hen the field c:a1nc oul of the gate. the long 1·ump p;t Ta1·Jor fouled on h<·s '· w111w1. 1u1 EPl ,,~1.11. l. W•!droo, (No•!" · ' . C1rollN) •:CG.,,, '· McMullen, (l.\lu11"'1l ':Cljl.:I>. fin<>] try and the Tennessee team leaped s. Et11>.1, tO•e9~ s11111 ':m.•1. ' Htlde.ir~ch. for joy. The entire Volunteer tean1 did a om11in•! •:11J.u . · I I d lh t d. f ""° tel•Y -I. Kan~i, !St1vu110, Ltwl1, Lull, \"JC ory aµ aroun e S a 1wn a ter Edwnrds), 3'.5-1. 2. Tu.11 ~l)!Jth&rn. J'·'°· J. T•~ Taylor 's abortive try. "''~e~. :i9.6~. '· ""1h t1rolin1 C.1nl••I. •9.n. s. TCU. 3'.9•. I. Ar!1on1 Stile, 40.0.0. Bro"·n. who "'011 the 3.000-meter chase T~•e. 1n111 _ 1. Ge••· 1oreQon1 n :::..1t. 2. 110~. in 3:35.9.J n1inu\es. led the \"ictory lap 1we .. nern K1n1uc~t> 11:•1.n. 1. 1.1,n1~. 1w111;.,.,. 1. 1;.~rr1 11"1 .. 9. '· Ngeno. (lf111nlng1on ~111t i around the sta<liun1 . 111e 1·2 fin ish by ll ~S .at. 5. f'e•eroon, !Cc•ct111oi 13,5,,.1. •· 8~n11ev. «~O~!n 01~011 St1") ll:".69. Bro1,·n and Add i!':On in the steep\t'chase Mlle '"l&t-L UCLA, !Gut"e<"O. Brown. Willor>. ga1·e the Volunteers of the Southeast P&rt~> J,04.63. 1. No••h t 1roi<n• t1n1rG1, J :Ol.61. ~. Conference 18 points. se1a1 1-1~11. 3,a1.s1. 1. use, J:r.1.'t· :>. t •x••· J:Ol.t•. I. Ne•fO:~ 51111, J:Ol.tl. Bro"'" said, "I kne\11 I v.·ould v.·in it. I Ht~n Jum~ -1. S'Tlith, IK•n•••I 1.1. 2. Aa•m•, I h ~< h I Ro \d I ·1h Una11n1) t·2. 4 , Koll~•~· UCl.1.l 1-7. i . WOllO•, 011 ~· Ol"'u t a 0 V.'OU Say \I'\ me 10'"90" Sl1le ) /.J. }. J1nlu,nlt, ((o!OUOCI) 1-1. I. llt, and come in second . \Vith three laps to ~~:~\11~:1 _!,.c;r1ne1•I L011l1l1n1> 1n.:1 Terry, cw1ct1l11 go, I looked baek and sa1\' that Addison Dl•tv• _ 1. Ptt••· c ar1~ . .im Ycunql ltG-1. 2. ~nd I had 25 yards on the field . I told F••:oorg, 1uCLAl 111.0. J. ~n.un. ic.otcrtdo ~111t1 R 'II' · ll R • " 104-S. •. G1raf"h~•1nt, car l<fh•'" Young\ IU·I. ~. . on. ego\ 1t on -one, l\\'O, on. ~\.:.el, (11.k1).llJ-J, IL cn•m~u1, (W1thl11111onl 1u~. ·Addison said. "\Ve felt ii was J1v~ln -1. Jucd. tO•eo;i~n ~'"") 1ri-l. f . Ew•h~c. I {.'l••l>ifl!;ll~nl l->1·1, 1. o .. v11n, !Sl.\Ul U l.J. • \n1portant to do v.·e I in the steeplechase c~.1s11,en. (.;rit;h•rn vcvnqJ 1~41. s JONI'°"' bceause 1his could set the tine for the IP~~" so...n•l 2•1·s. • ~0·~1>ik, 111•~·•1••1 2•~·'· nd ·r d.d Th . "-I Tr;pl• Jutnr> -1, EflzveJA !!Ulnol•I 5•41. (......,1 team -a 1 1 . 1s "'as n1y ....,s nin ·~~rd! 1 1.,~e.•Vil• 11~•oh1t1•nl ,,.,,,, J, H•Y""'' ever. i\l,v whole philosophy v.·as to slay 11. lddle T~.>n•·"'"J 5;i•~. •. °""'" 1c~r s1A1• L<1<1g l!e;;t~) 5.i-J..-.. '· T1ylc.' (UCLA/ S2·10l" f. 11'ith Doug. If hr had opened a gap. I Terry tLal·l~rn ... o~v»> .U·•·I. n1ii;hl have fadl'<l so I just concentrated team 10111" ff"ftne:.•ee IO. UCLA 's.i, '"!"'m On Sla),,·,1g ,,,·th h;<n .·· Veun;i Unlver~l!y •t. N~rltl C1•otln1 (pnrtf :3. Oreg"" s1111e 16, Te••~-~' P1so 1s. K1n1•~ '"" use T · R · J h .12, \'.~!~lng!on i nc Wes!ern K~Mocky 19. 1na11n1 11. cnnessee S egg1e Ones, W 0 L~lo:ado end Ptnn 16. Te.to• •nd Wunlngron Srale "'"'Jllured lh• \~)'a rd dash f"r;d•)· n<·ght, 1;, son o:~o St•te n, 1<11~ 11. Nc r1ne1J1 1.11...our. ,__.., .. ""'" o s·~1!, 111lnd>, •ri1on1 1na Oregon 10. Tatiana 1'icti111 Det1·oit's Ho111e1· Barrage Bu1·ies Halos Agaii1, 5-2 DETROI T jAP 1 -"\'ou don·r kllO"' hov.· badl~· I "·anted to ,,;n that gotne." rookie C;ilifarn ia pitcher Frnnk Tanana ~'lid bet"·~l'1l fnrk fulls of s1:iaizhelli. "\\'e llL'l'd a 11 i_~ <'l had 111 shake ourselves up <1!ld gt:t i,:oing."' But it '.rasn't to be. ln1'tead. it was ,·cteran Detroit pit(-her :\1ickey Lolich \\·ho gut S;1turda.~'s triu1nph. a SC\'en· 1111 T\' T"dn11 ('ltarmel. 5 nf, 10:30 hi He r lor his SC\·enth consecut i\'e con11.lc!c ;.:a1nc. \\'illie Horton and Jerry ~loses slugged l\rC>-run hon1ers off Tan~n:i-a forn1rr l)ctroit µrr.)I star 111aking his first u11pcar;ince as a n1:i jor lt'H~Ucr in his h-Orne lo\\·n -to power U1e Tigers' 5·'.! 'ictory over the Angels. '"[! 5l10\\"S me that a manager has a lot of t·or:fidl;'nce in me.,. Lolich said of his completc·game string. "It s.hov.·s that I'm just as good as anyone he can bring in. John tfiller is 1he ace uf lhe bullpen sure, but bringing in a left-hander like me lsn·t much different than keeping me lll."' Lolich said i\ioses, his ne\V First-string ra!eher. "goes right along v.·ith me " in calling v.·hal to thro,v. "I've had catchers say catching 111e is like catching a rocking chair. It's so easy, you just sit back and relax ." "I sa"· Horton "'hen I "·as a 'k id." Tanana said. "That high heater·augh! He loves that pitch. So v.·hat did I give him'~ A high fastball!"' Skipper on Ropes? Horton's ho1ner, his l4th or the season, gave ...ihe Tigcr3 a 2.0 lead in the first inning of the game. It followed a single by Al Kalinc. Cal\fomia·s rookie startrr. 4·7, was chased in the se\·enth when he ~·alked :\lar,'in Lane with one out. gave Ui> :\loses' second bomer of the year and, one out later. was tagged for a solo homer by Eddie Brinkman. Winkles Denies Rul'nors OETllO IT !i\Pl -Bobbi' \\'inklcs, n11norcd on the ropes as 1nan'agcr uf the C:ilift11·nia Angels. says he ~1i11 can'1 get n fi nn stu nd fron1 his boss as to v.•hetht•r his joh is ·on the line. llu11'c\'cr. \\"inklcs den ied r<'ports th:it he h11sn'1 had sufficie nt backing fro1n grner:il mnna~er Harry Dalton in any other rt'SIJf't'\ ··That'.!> lli111ply not true." \\"inkle~ J1id. "I !'<lid r ll"/lS disappointed Iha! Hlltr}' \\'on'l take a stand one 11·11y or the other -that he y.•on't come ri ght out and say I v.·as or \\'as no! his man<.1gcr.'' \\'inklf'S 511id he spoke \\"ilh Dalton 1hree limes by phone Friday and once again Sarurday. Asked if Oolron told him his job "·a.<s 1101 in dangtr, or \ice 1·ers14, \\'lnkl~·s .!1.1id: "N'111ll!. No. "Hut I don't kn riw hr1ll lhc story ~tarted Iha! 1 "'' uld be fir~ 1 I ~11r'" l'llJlOl'tel'$ nrc all\'1\~·s looki•11: IO.r th;1t kind of story. June's lhc big ll'Kll1th for that.'' The Angels h;1vc los1 flvc of lh uir la!'>t six gn mrs., incluclinit Saturda~·'s ronlesl it1 Dclroi!. fi-2. 11nd 1rcre fifth in lhe Arncrican Lct1e11e \Vc~l. 6 ~;: gsincs bchlild leader Oakland. \\'\nklr~ held a teain meering before Friday nigh\°s S.4 loss 10 the Tigers. lie !':1id he st raightrned srveral things uut and th:l!, "I \\'!IS the only speaker:· The nllahlc skipper, hired tv.·o years ago after a Sltl'tessful careCt at Ariz0tl3 State reportedly doesn't gel along v.·ith \'Ct eran s!Rr Frank Robinson. "I f you "'Ill read back, you won't find one quote from me that degraded Frank Hoblnson in nny respet ," \\'inkte ... sald "He'! definlle\y a ll:ill of Farner fire }'ea111 from lhe d:i}' he retires . He should bt gl\'en a shot et nlanaging in the blg k:aC'llt1'. "Hut \\"hl'lher or not \\'C get along has notltln:t to do \\llh n1y opinion or him AS a n1un an(I \i.1!'lebal1 player." Hobini;.on has oot be@n lhe ~ubjcc:t tJf 1hc IRlcst 1i.unors as a pos~iblc succesor (Stt "'INKt.t;s, P•ct: C!) ' It ~ras the fifth loss in lhe last slx games fo r the Angels, v.•hose first run off Lolich, 6-7. can1e in the seventh on Dave Ch<1lk'" fourth hon1cr. Callfomia !icored It's o1her run in the eighth on a walk to IJ1tul Scilalll aod ~licke~· Rivers' triple. Lolich struck ou1 seven batters and ·,ralked only one. Uitl Singer had been ex1:.ected to start for the Angels. But a conlinulng sore bsck problem prompted manager Bobby \\'inklcs to go with Tanana . \ } C~AILV~or __________ s,_n_oa_i_. Jun' q 111711 Sports In Brief World 880 Mcirk Falls; USC Ro11tps Past Texcis EUGENE-Rick \\'0:1thutrr. \\,:1 camt> lo Eugen t· to brr:1k hi, 011 n ll'Or ld r('cord 111 lhe 11('.0. did jusl !h:tt S;1!urd~1.1', II inn in~ lh~· ('\'('111 i11 I H I .I\ rh1· H:t}'\l'!lrd F\C'l d Hestur;1!1011 1'r:H·k and 1-'iCJrl ,,1('Cl. \\'otrlhuter. runn1111; rcw thl· Chu.:;1go Truck Club. 11'HS all h1· li1111 ~l·lf on the serond lap ns he c1 asi~ lhl' world inark ofJ:~t6 he set last Jttnr. Janiaican sprinler f)Qn lluarnl' or lht' 8eyerly Hills Stridrrs JU51 n11sSed a \\'orld record in ti~· 220 Iii• won lh~ event in 20.1 f:ccondS. Ton1n1ie Srnith hold~ the ·,1•orld 1nark al 20 Sl'lOnds tl,1! • Cft11110 1·~ .,.,,.,,~ ~L\:-;-Cl lESTEH . ~;11i,:l:111tl Tup- seeded Jinllll l' Co111101 s and l\;l\c L:ir!unn uf l'uh.1 ,\Ho." \\Oil Ille th.11np1u11;;lups 111 1bc !'\orthcrn Luwn Tennis Tuurn:in1enl Saiurd::i.v. Connors downed Engh1nd's ~I i k c Collins. :i .studtn! al Oklaho1nu Stale Universi ty. 13·!1 , 6·2 for the rncn's title :1ftcr .\liss Latham. unseeded. clefcn h.>d \'o. 3 seed Leslie Charles of Engl11nd 6-3, 6-4. e IJ1111er 1101 0:\IAIL·\ -Southern Ca Ii ro rn i u. bidding for 11 fifth straight title. rlpped lhl'l"e Tcxcis pitchers for 15 hils and !he Trojans' .\larv in Cobb anO Rich Dauer ~tartrd a fi\e-run first inning 1\ith .:.inglcs S:iturday night en route Lo a 9-2 Torrid Cree11 L~ads by Two Over Miller PHIL.-\nELPlllA iAP1 F'ront- n;nni n;: Huhcrt C.rren turned back the 1·hal'~{' nr Jonn.1· :\1illcr \l'i!h .::in <ilmost na"·k·si;. s!x-undcr-p;1r fi6 and stretcht'd hi< lead 111 two ~trokes Sat.urdav 'in the third round of the Sl50.000 Phi!'adclphia Golf Classic. Green. :::unning for his lhird victory llf !he St'A.(Cn. put together :i three-round 10•.i! of 2fl3. a whopp ing 13-unde r-pa r and 1rell 11'ilhin sight of the i2-ho!r record on. thl' 6.703-\•ard Whitemarsh v a I J e v Cn11n1r1· ciub course. · Thl' sofl-spoken ~liller, the sensation or thf' lour li1is season with fi\'e \'icLories cin•t ahnost $200.000 in winnings. once j'ulk·cJ in1'l a share of 1he IC'ad but f!ni!hed wi!h a 66 and a 205 to1al going in!o 1cdr.~ 's !a~1 round of the chase for a $3lJ.000 11rs1 priJ.c. Toni Jenku1s. «1 !our soohomorc \\-'ho never h:is challenged for a t 0 it le. managed a 68 a11cJ v.•ai; in thil'd place with a 206 10!111. three strokes back. Fir~1·rounJ lc:1der John Schlee !ollo11'1'cJ ,it 207 after a 69 in the cvol. c\uudr. aln1ost 1vindless 111en!her. · BoO \\'ynn. :-i non-11·1nni11g tour regular. 11·;1s in four1h place at 208 after a 67. T~,,O·roono ltJo~•• ln ·~ ~n11.a,111n11 Goll Cl1<1J,. ~11111e-1 Grtt" '"'"'"' Mll!tr To't1 Jtn•I"\ Jo•-~ S~nltC Bu~ Y. •~" ' l~r .. nt r,,,., 1(1" • 1 .. 11 Ir .r l•· EIOt • To"' l~rluoe>f 1~~r LI• -, o.~~ "' tn ·"~• So!lord h~> Al ~rO a.~ 11o,. Le,,.,•r<;i Thom~•on fl . ., U•·~· J~ Inn-.,, ll"i> Oc"t \\'~!Iv A•..,Jtrong \'!t Pl';l~ldo ~e<i•Qf Je"".IU> Be•! V1<1ctv M,,,,ty IC~ie• ,·ir!ory in lhe firs1 round of the CollcgC' B:t~cball \\'orld Series. Nor!hcl'n ColorHdo t•:i1111ali1.cd on lh1·l~l1 cosrly l'l'l'ors lo oust l-larvard ~-2 in <ll l :1f1crnoon lo~{'rs· bracket eli nllna1!011 g:1n1e. Oaucr's !hrrc hits ga\•c h11n 103 for the season. sh::ittering the NCAA one-season record of 101 set in 1!>72 ~y Al.::in Bannister of Arizonn Slat<'. Sophomo re right-hander George :\lilkc stopped Texas on five hits. e .!\site Gni11s PAR IS -Arthur Ashe. of ~1iami arn1 Jen Tennis Chatnpionships Sa turda.1· b{•f('tl'C' r<lin cut !he day's llrpgram short. Ashe, co.seeded No. 3. pl1:1yed a stead.v game from the baseline as he defeated Antonio ~lunoz of Spa i)1 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. 6-4. Kodes. !hf.' 1970 and 197! }"renC'h chainpion 11·ho has b£>en seeded No. 2, secn1ed to1 be playing at the top of his rorn1 as fie demollshe<I Vijay An1 ri11·aj of Ind ia 6-2. 1;.2, 6·2. e Fielrl Sel RIVERSfDE -Driving a str;inge car for the first lin1e. 46·\'l;ar-ol d Herschel ~lcGrif! posted the fast. lizne Saturda v in the final day of qu:ilifying for rocta.v·s Toborg 400 NASCAll Grand Xational slock car road r<icc :11 Rh crsi1le International Ra cc1va1" i\lc(;riff, climbed in l'ortlund drivl'r L'arl .Joiner's 1973 Chevrolet an d pos!C'd a :opeed of 101.947 mili·s per hour. 2Qth fastest in the 35-car field. Starling the race 11•ill be 24 Cht'vrolels. 6 Dodges, 4 fo~ords and the lone J\iatador \.1-'hich former Cam-An1 ro11d racing ('~~mpion .f.!-~i;-gJ: .F.ollmtr of Hunt ington Beach quahI1e<I on the pole Friday. e Britlsl1e1· \t'i11s ri1 U!RfIELD, Scotlnnd Tr~1·or l!omer of England hel d off !he late charge of 1\merican Jim Ga brielsen and iron the cove1ed British An1atcur c:o!f Championship 2·up in !ht: 36-h(ilc final Saturday. Today's Sports On TcJevision 10:30 a.m 13 1 ANGELS BASEBALL The California Angels meet the Delroit Tigers in Detroit. 11:30 a.m. f21 -CBS TE/\',\'IS CLASSIC -Roscoe T;ioncr n1 eets \\1imblcdon cham pion Jan Kodes in an opening round 1natrh. 12:30 p.rn. 121 -CBS SPORT S SPECTACULAlt-Onc cl bo1\·lin~·s big fou r events, the S 7 a, O O o Br u n s 1r i ck PBA national cha1npionship. Also. the Engli sh Derby and late-breaking sports nrws and features. I p.m . 191 -DESE RT 17\N CLASSIC -Closing pla y in the Desert -Classic. First prize is $20.000. I :30 p.m. t ~ 1 -!'HEP SPOUTS \\'ORLO -lfighlights of the California sta le CJF track and field meet held in Bakersfield Inst \vcekcnd. :l::')j) p.111 . Ii I \\' (.) ft L U l:\'\'JTATI ONAL Tt:\'l\'IS CLASS IC \Von1en's doubles fr n a I : ~l argarel Court and E v on n c Gool ugong face Bil!ic Jean King and Chris Evert. CIFGirls Switn 1'·1eet Dcnr Sir : The recen t disqunliflcation or the t"ountuin Valley High School girls fron1 the CIF finals in s1vin1ming was certainly 1he lo1v point in lhe most contused and sorry season Hi the history of 'girls' high school athletics in Southern California. The article that appeared In the Dai ly Pilot does oot tell the wholl? storv. The 1974 ClF season lthe girls' first In CIF ra fher than GAA l coincided with the beginning of the Orange County Sv.·ln1 Conference season. (OCSC is an AAU- sanctioned league wilh dual meet competition.) Since many of the girls 11•ho s1't'im in high school also swim tor an OCSC team. all of the OCSC coaches 111ere nlost coocerned and asked the CIF Offices ~·hat the girls' status would be in rega rd 10 outside competition. Almost everyone \\'ho called got a different answer -some were told that 1he girls absolutely Ct'.lUld not compete on :inolher tean1, others were told that the CJF rules \1·cre not binding as yet upon the girl s. and in some cases it was left up to the option of the high school coach. Fountain Valley ""'as one school (but nol 1he only school\ that foll owed this.latter course. 1\t this point. perhaps sensing disaster. some OCSC coaches ""'ithdrew their girls fron1 CIF. The lack of uniformity in uction by the various high schools threw 1he Orange County S1vim Conference into :1 state of imbalance -son1e teams "·ere S\\·imn1ing older girls; some ~·ere ao t. Some girls chose to compete for an OCSC team against the direcli '.'e cf their high school coach and they \\'Cre i1nmediately ·barred from· further-CIF con1pctition. The Fountain Valley girls. ho~·ever. s11·a1n openly and apparently ln good fai1h on OCSC tean1s for better than fiv e 1rccks 1rit h not even a reprimand froin CJF. Other high schools follo11•t'Cl 1he sn 111e c·oursc. and if these girls l\'Cre not harred fron1 the finals. then the situation 11as even n1ore unfai r. The situa tion in girls' s111inuning is typical of the mi serable state of girls' high school athletics. If CIF is going 10 reg ulate girls" S\\'imming. then let then1 clarify the rules BEFORE the season begins. If the high schools are going to offer girls' CIF s~·imming. then let them provide the coaching staff and the facilities comparable to ~·hat, lhe boys have. \\'e ha1'e some of the finest girl S\.1-'immers in the counLry here in Orange County, and they all get their training ' orf-campus. ri1any of the girls sv.·am \\'ilh !he boys in Clf !his past year. not to st rike a blo1v fo r women's lib, but because it \\'BS !he only opportunity for thc1n to have good workouts, excellent coaching. good competition/ and still have a chance to represcn their high school. Jean L. Ratajczak President. HuntingLon Beach Aquatic Club Registrar. Orange County S\1·im Conference \u1·1b "'in ~ Title l.OS Ai\!GELES-Norlh Torr an c C' High's Tim O'Neill. \\'ho b I an k e d Lakc1\·oocl for JI innings Tuesday nigh t. can1e back to shutout the Lancers for seven more Salurday after drivin g across the ga n1e·s only run in the first inning as North captured the CIF' 4-A basc:xin title 1-0 at USC's Dedeaux Field. ---~~~~~~~-~~~- BUY Baseball Standings OR LEASE 1974 VOi.VO 142 2 door (416352) 5 4195 • BUY OR LEASE NEW 1974 TOYOTA Co10Ua (11701671 !"fa MC>t4TH + Tll U MO. 04l VISIT OUR USED CAR HEADQUARTERS '72 VOLVO 142 2 Door 4 speed, radio. heater luel 1n1ee11on (786ELTI 52977 '72 TOYOTA Catlca " 11r 4 speed. Air Cond , mags, Wida OY81 11res. 16 16EStil I ' Ni\TJON ,\I. LE AliL't: Ph1ladclphl t1 Si. Louis illontrr;il :\c11· York Chicago l·'i1tsburg\1 Dodgers Cincinnati Atlanta lfous1on Easl Uh i~ion \\! 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II' l Boston 29 ,. .\1ih1·.auket 27 23 Halti111orc 26 27 Cleveland 26 27 Detroit 26 27 Nc1v York 27 30 \\'est Dlvhion 0:1kland 31 23 Chicago •r -·· 24 Tux as 28 27 Kansas City 26 27 Angtls 25 31 ,\linnesota 22 28 5~1Urd1y'1 $(fftl l"IJW Vor-J, Mlnnnot• l Dr trcit ~. -'"'1'•11 l lkl1'11l('ro 6, lc•n• • Mriw .. u•c~ J, o~~~~··u ) tl•v~l•.>0 ,,, "'·'>~I C•ty, 1113!1 . 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The South All-!ta r and his mates play Saturday night at Orange Coast College against the favored North in the ninth edition of the Orange County All-star bas ketball game. Popovic~ sa ys the decision as to who "'ill 11·ork on \\'ulfemeyer defensively hasn't bee~ made. O'Flahcrfy. San Clcmcnie·s Bob Yoder and J\1arina 's Keith Koeller arc all possibilities. "Brian's quick enough and he hustles. But the only difference is height. One thi ng '\'e feel he enn do is to deny \\!ulfemcycr the ball." Messenger WiI1sTop CdMH011or Mike Messe nger was named Sea K in~ of the Year Saturdoy evening at Coronu dcl l\1or High's annual sports nward s banquet \vhlch honored the entire boy:; nthletic progran1. t.1essenger was a cross country and track star and holds the school record in lh c mile 1vith a 4:19.6 clocking. Special award winners: V•nllf F11tllatl Co-<111111,,1: Mlkt ~rolt 1nd Jim G1•n. MO" v.1,..111e· Mllo.t Frcll; Mc11 1mprovtd. GtHi Alkt•I MOii V1l1111))1e St11IOf! l'rltd IM!Ort . s--. , ....... Co-<•P1'1ns: !lot> N9iton Dnd 111•1 MOOff; MIU' Vl lVll>lt; Biii Moore; 1/.0ll lmprovl!d: M!kt Cl•!lto "'''"""'• PN1b111 CO·CIP!a!"" Malt Oln::w•fl!;I•• a'ld 01vla A\i'IMIOf MO•I V1l11oble: R-r1 E•ton1 MOii lmcro•ed Stoll Marry. 111r11tv Cra11 Coun1ry (1111~1,,: Ml kt Mts1enQtr; to..,.011 v11111111e. Ml' f '-'lai"•111•r 1nd llrl1n H11n1a~'l'f'; N.Dil lmprov1J 01,... Dar. · JI/ Cron c-1,:., (op!o!n: Lool1 Raymond; MOii v1l111lllt. LDll•f l!:•Ymoncl; MQi.t lm1roofl(I: Darin Kr11u. Fl'fttt.5 .. 11 Crf ll (GVRl ry (tP!lln: Jerry Cola"; Molt Vt!111bi1; Jtrry Dolin Most ll'!lllrovtcl: Jt!f O•Y· l/1n.lly W'1tr "•!1 C1pl1ln: Klr• Doi V8ll$; Moil V•luoblf: M1r • Walson; Mo11 Improved: O.vt Ptnnlnutcn; Mc•' Valu~blt Senior: Slmcn ilDUghfly. JV w 111r l'oi. C•11l•ln: Sri!!! M1dnc1 MOii v .. u1b!t : JtU Wht'fY· MDII lmo•Ollfll: Mlkt 5•vtr. l'roih-Sopl! Wtrtr l'olo C1pt1ln: Ml•e V r~c11tUr1t; Molt Vlllllblt: Dtlf' He<li; Molt Improved: Alan L1un1r. V1r1llf l•1ktl .. ll Captain: Jim Ell•Oti; Most V1l11oblt: Jlm EU1~' MMI lmprO'olltd: Cnrl1 ll•Mtr: Mesi V1lu1bf.: Senior: Oovg Molt JV 1a11i1111a11 (P·C.JPlll<lo: J~ll Fr.•1n Ind S(Cll C111ltr; M11\° V~lvabtt; Rich Nobb; Mi;is t lmp•o•t~: L•, t11enowt11t. 5ophcmott la1kt1b1H Captain: 11111 111rry; M111t V1tu1b!1. 11m 111rry, Mc• lmlOfOVed: Jlm G•rn. ,f'ltllml R l llktllallt Caor1ln: P1111 Alcln: Mou V&luAl!!t . Alt• l l1t1. MOii lm11<oved: Brl'd Stant!. \/ar.llv Wrntllfte Trhc1pl1ini: Doug 0 1111. 5!tvt (la•lr; u•d "elJ! Sowe; Molt V1luabl1: Sieve tlultl Mo!.! l..,Provtcl: Oevt Sowa; Moll Valv1ble Stn!or: P111I Scw1. JI/ Wrt1lll11t1 C1ot1ln: $r1v1 IU chntood; Moil V1!111blt: Mlkt Sthlolltr: Motl lmprovl'd: Chrl1 CTct_,. · . --'rotll•Silflll Wr.e•Hltlll. . C1pt1l"; J.Jmes Rool: M091 111111111!1: Tim L111QMln. Mell Improved: John GotPgtt \f1r1Uy Swl"'"'l"I ::111 .. ln: S!mon 80U'lll>c~; Mo!.! 1/111111>11: J1c~ Lore"i: Mo11 l!'l\proved: M1r-F•o11 ; Mc:t Valut!Dlt Stnlor: Joh" Crimp. JV iwlmmlnt (aO!lin: 01v1 Wtt<!lt: Mo~t Vlluabfe: Oevt Wtfdle, 11.011 llllPfOVKI : Pf" Oeder. Fra.11-so,11 l wlmmll'!I (~p11ln: P1u1 S•m11nsen' MO>I V11u1ttlr: Je1: Wne.,v; Mo11 Improved: D1vt Smltn. V1fiit, Tr1tk (•Pl&ln" Glenn Mel~1. Joe O"•Vt f, St!1n >l11n11~•r. MIK• M<Hitnget. Mo•I V1lvoblt: Mlkt /t,1.,1!19t•. /,\o" l..,prevld: Jell llllO.ld11 Moil V1l1.11bl~ $1nlor; Joe DtM!ltf. JV Tr1tk Mos1 V~lu•bl" Mlkt Stoll; Mo~! Improved Tom GO\llO. fl'rn h·SOPll Track /,\al! V611Jtble C•rl Dededt~: MOsl l..,provl<I : G••~ NevH1e. Van.Uy B1wlllll C111t1ln : "'I'!! /loore: Moo' l/tlutblf: DouQ Mod, Mall lm111rov1<1: G••• Gulrwtu: Moll V1t11tbl1 »nklr; G•over N11111w1. JV B•Ull1H C•ot11n: Stove IC1,,tor; N.o~t V1l111b1t: Jcrr flellrtn1: .1.\011 lmll(DVKI: OM!" 1"001, Fr"ll·SOPll l111·ball (•Plain: Den >*1rrle•; Moll V1l .... blt : E1rl (1Ui,.,,., MOit lmpro>VOO; OM 0. Ooni •t. !/1r1ily Ttnnl1 (•11••'"' Jo"" Gvllc~; Mo~• \/1luablo; Din Gerl<on; It.OSI l"!P'oved: !lob G\11tlf!IOfl; MOii Vlluibl• Sf.nl11<: Jot>., Gulick. JI/ T.,,n11 (6Pliln; Cory O'Com•o•; Moil V1tvtOlt: /olln 81.1U•rd: MOS1 tmp ...... t•aln: Pllll Ltl>enhAu"': Mel! Valulbft · (•"' (•&•'~" 1.0.011 Jm11rovH: Jon S1mvt11on, Mc\1 Val111 bl1 Senior: M~!t Knlb1k. V1<1!1y Volllyb•tl C~ptain: Pole A•hley; Moil Vtlu1b1e: Pete ••hi•Y· Moll lmo•ovod: M~•k Pie~; Mot• \/1lu10lt Stnlor ; Jol'lrl Hamill JV Voll1yb1ll c ,,p1•1n: G•ev Phillip,; /.'.01 t Valu•ol•~ P tttr1on: Mo•t lmnrovt<:l: (11•11 J\l1J1d. S11 Kint al tho Y11r Mike Me .. engtr. "I've been thinking about this game for l\\'O years,"' says O'Flaherty. "John Kazmer and Taras Young played in this game whrn I was a sophomore.·· ' Everyo1ie's All-Anterica O'F'laherty is in the midst of learning a new offense but he says there's little pressure on him .. "This is the first time I've seen !he p;:rssing game,'' says O'Flaherty. "'ho spa rkled ~·ith a IS.8 average out of :'\e11•port's gunner offense last season. "This new offense, the p.-1ssing game. is an easy offense . but it takes a little 11"hile to get it going.·• says O'F'laherty, a two-year All-Sunset League selection. O'Flaherty ~·ill be one of the smallest players on the court at 5-9 and he figures to do much of the playmaking-a facet he'll continue to work on in college action at Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). The Newport flash was in double figures in th e Sa ilors' last 11 games and connected for 24 points in a 66-62 loss to CIF' 4-A first round foe Palos Verdes. the No. 1 seed in the 32-team playoffs. "I'd like to have those last lv.·o 1ninutes back in the Pa los Verdes game." niuses O'F'laherty. O'Flaherty agrees th:it lhC' South should be rated lhe underdog lo the North -which features ~lark \\'ulfe- n1eyer, Jeff Welshans and ~'ia lt Porter an1ong other!>. · "But I think "'e have a goOd chance of v.·inning:• says O'Flaherty. "The South should be faster and maybe if we hold \Vulfemeyer to under ~ points we'll be al right." "Bril1n \\'Ork! real hard , he hustles and he plays the good defense," says assistant coach Steve Popovic h. ''\Ve think he's going to really co1npllment ou r team. He's a threat to score at any time, yet he can also pass off and piny the good defense. He's a rc<1 I good lellm ball player:· \VINKLES • • • • (Continu ed from Page Cl I lo \Vlnklcs. Angel's coach \Vhitey llcrrog has figured mQ8t prominently in the speeulaUon . "\Ve're really a close ball club," \Vinkles said. "\Ve've screwed up a lot of games, but my guys play hard e11ery day 1:1nd thal's why I can't get on them." lie referred to the fallurt of Detroit's Dick Sharon to run out a bases loaded pop up Friday. and said: "You won 't see thut on my club. If you do, that player v.1 11 be on the bench." \Vhile \Vlnkles ""'Oul d like a flnn con1mltunent from Onlton, the An gel's general nuu1agcr s11id in Anaheini, "I don'! fL'<ll lllklng any stnnd Iii neccs~ary ." "All I can illy ill h(!'ll IJle. n\auager ot tht• hallclub rlgbt 11ow,'' Dalton said. "The grcntest th ing about my sH ua lion l'I I ferl so good today bccnuse 1 got this thing oJ_f rIJY, chest." said Winkles, ~1 11lf em eyer Impresses Botl1 Nortl1 a11cl Soutl1 By HA NK \\'ESCll DI 11>1 Dally l'Uot Slit! If you\·e followed high sc h o o J basketball in Southem California the past three years. you may have heard the name t.1ark \\l ulfemeyer of Troy High in Fu llerton mentioned once or twice. If _ you haven'l, sto p by a training session for the South team as it prepares for the Orange County all -star gain<' Saturdav. \Vulfrineycr. \l'ho wil! play for the North, is quite a topic of conversation for any opposlhg team . Al the end of last season he became 1hc leading scorer in history for the CIF Southern Section, fi nishing with 2.600 to top the previous record of 2.144 for Bill Boyd in 1971. lie scored 1.650 of those points in his fina l two seasons , averaging better than 30 poi nts per game both years. ~le Wall named to nea rly every list of hi gh scbOOI All-America team, and reeenfly returned from an All-Slar game in New York which pitted the New York- New Jersey All.Stars against a team of standouts from the rest of the United Slates. Pursued by hundreds of college coaches, he dlsappointl'd all but USC's Bob Boyd when he decided to enroll at Southern Cal for the coming semester. His supporlers claim. with some justification, he's the most exciting 1>11:1yer Orange County has ever !iecn. His cJetrnc tors can't deny Wulfemeycr's offensive nbitity. but !rap to point ou! that "the Wulf" has a lot to learn abolJ( lilaying defense. The player behind all the talk is a stocky, brownhaired lad slandin.,j 6-1, but with jumping ability far beyOnd most players hls size. lie hat.heard lbe praJsc and !he raps, 11nd takes ll' pretty 'much In stride. "Offensi\·ely, I think I can ploy wUh anyl>ody, hut l'vt got 10 "·ork on the 0! her f.aC!S Of 1TI.)' game." Sl:l,VS \Vulf~111l"yl'r. "\\rhC'n 1 ~et lo USC I'll hitve 10 1\ork on gelling n littl e be11er !hot i;tlection, nnd 1ny defen,e to prove n1y<i1·lf tri the olh~r plAyers there. "1'1n su n• ~on11~ ~JC going to resent m1· 1·on1lng in with a ~lg reputation. but H I "·erk hard and put out an el!ort. I don't th ink it will bt Pny ProbtC1ii." MARK WULFEMEYER North Ct'.lach Nash Rivera says he ha s Oeen impressed wi!h \Vulfemeyer in workouts so far . "He's a very coachable youngster . listens ""'ell . and does what you ask hin1 ." says Rivera. "Everybody says he ca n'! play defense. but from whal I've seen he can and he docs play drfense quite well. "Like eve rybody clsc on the !cam, hc"s used 10 being a slar and scoring a 101. and like c\·erybody else he'll ha ve lo ~dapl a little to the team game ·"'c hope to play.,. One mighl think that a mere cou nty all-star game wouldn't n1ean muc.h to a playe'r .. who has been so heavllv honored as Wulfemeyer. but he dispels ihat ide11. "I've been looking forward to playing in th is game. !lince I was a freshman.'' says \Vul!emeyer. "Several of my teammates at Troy !'Jave played in ii , 11nd I've always l!kM the thought of pluying \\·ith nnd aggtnst the bcl!t In the count y.•· And hi~ goals for the gan1e. ",Ju«t for the tt>am 111 win. nnd hopefull y I'll shoot IX'ltcr thnn I have bet'll, I hll l'C IX't>n playinj.! :1 JO! of 1-.asebalt recentl.Y 1 he was A ninth round selection on the r('{'rnt pro baseOnll dra ftl and haven 't been shooting that \.\'ell." The South wnl be glad to hear lhat • Checkered Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY When Benny Parson.! was growing up in the thriving com- munity ol Ellerbe, North Ca rolina., he learned early o( the reverence people In the south hold for their automobllts. "Stock car racing in the South is one of the biggest sports. The people down there have a closer affection for a car than any other SCCllOfl of the couiilry. ·• "When 1 was a kid, a car was next to holy. "The sport started in the South and mushroomed frof'l'I there. There Isn't n person in lhe town I Jive in ~·ho doesn't knl:>w lhat R!chard Petty drives No. f3 and that CaJe Yarbo,...,,uah drives Nu. I I." .,,... llow about No. 72? "They know that one, too," he says with a smile. No. 72 is the car dri ven by hometown hero to the 700 resi- dents of Ellerbe, Benny Parsons. Parll'.lm will be in the lineu p today when the Tuborg 400 NASCAR stock car race is presented at Riverside International Raceway. lie \11as the Grand National champion last year and earned $152,324 for his effort& although he V.'Oll only one race. He began bis career by altendlng races with a friend, then by ~·orkihg a.s a mechanic and eventually moving into the driv- er's sea t of a stock car. Unlike a lot of drivers on all levels of auto racing, Par90l'Js has no desire to drive at Indianapolis. "I've never be<!n Involved in any car that didn 't have a roof on it," he says. ''Full bodied stpck ca rs are n1y thing. I have no desi re to drive at Indy." Today's feature begins at I o'clock and will be preceded by the California JOO at II. No Jtlnjor Changes During the past \Yeek, the USAC board of directors announc- ed that there would be no major changes in champlonship car specifications for the ensuing year. The pressure reli~f valve, or 'pop-ofr valve, which had pre- viously been set at 80 inches of mercury. will now be increased to 83.5 inches during qualifying attemptJ> and at the same time, the \Yaste gate of the turbochargers will be set at a standard 80 inc~. Previously the waste gate measurement had been set at the discretion of the crew chief wilh a maximwn or 90 inches allow- able. The bonrd also ruled that oversized turbochargers such as those used in the lndianapolis 500 by tw() cars, would no longer bf: ~r.mitted.. . . An additional safety feature will find alt championship cal"3 required to ho ve an approved , tank-tnOWlted. self.sealing break- away valve installed in the outlet of the pickup tank. This will cut off the flow of fuel from the tank in the event the fuel line is broken in an accident Rel.lre111e11t Plans Set Retirem ent is ln tbe plans of Mickey Thompson, 45, but not on 1 personal basis. "I'm not retiring," Thompson says. "It's Big Red that I'm retirlng." Big Red is ~Uckey's off-road racing truck and It has been put out to pasture following lhe Baja 508 mile race this week. "Of all the vehicles I have raced, the truck bas been tlae most fun and I almost feel like I'm belng disloyal to a good friend." Thompson •·llJ be putting on his own Baja race July !I, the Score Delco Baja l11teraacional, but he won't be racinc bl It. JtlcEwen Places Fourth THE GREEN FLAG -Tom McEwen of Fountain Vall ey, racing on the eastern circuit in hi s funny car this summer. is currently fourth in the point standings of the American Hot Rod Association. Don Prudhomme leads the division with 3,750 points. Others in front or the Pi.tongOOSe are Jim Nicoll with 2,8.50 and Gene Snow at 2,300. McEwen has 2.200. Pikes Peak Hill Set TIIE YELLO\V FLAG -After an absence of several years, the open wheel division has returned to the Pikes Peak Hill Climb July 4. The last time these cars were permitted to compete was in 19i0 \Vhen Ted Foltz wo n the championship divis ion v>'ith a front-eng ined. open·\\lheel Chevrolet-powered machine. Reports this year indlca.te that more than a half dozen of these cars will be returning to action along with 10 llghtvteight rear-engined cars, including a 1971 Gurney Eagle. U11i Pai1· Stand Out University High's doubles duo of Brad and J o h n FaUermeier batUed their way to the semifinal9 in ClF individual championship play Saturday at the Balboa Bay Racqu et Club before being stopped by eventual champs Billy Martin and Joe Anl auf of Palos Verdes, 6-1, 6-2. The brothers dropped just one set in the first tV.'O rounds, that to the Newport Harbor tean1 of Cody Small and Mark Jones, en route to a 4-6, 8-4, 6- 3 win. •bta 5 SPEED CELICA GT Radials. Po'M:lr Discs, AM/FM. Styled Wheels ZS MPG LIA.SI FOi OHLY ss 1~~- 11 MO. O.l.L 11111 '""" ..... 147-llil ..._KR9'•lteclt Newport's other d o u b I es team, Brad Baumann and Mark Roy, were upset in lhe first round by Sonora's Orange League champs, 6-3, ~1 Jn singles play, Sant a ~tonica 's Perry W r i g ht captured the title afUr a second place fin ish a year ago. Corona del Mar 's D a n Gerken "'on his o p e n i n g match, 6-7. 6-2, 7-5 but was stopped in the second round, 2· 6, 7-6. 6-2 by El Dorado's Dave Sherbcck. -------.--·;;: r------, ~OUPON ). I I 1 SPRING SPECIALS: ... : ~FREE SA~!.,<;~ '"' I I -1 611•_..._.. IMC ':-:: I : FREE s~~~s ',:;~'!::::."·: I _ ... _ _,_._... ..... ,. I I European Car Repairs I I 21 00 Hart.or ll•d .. C.M. 645-1440 JI L------------------ No Super Secret Germans Study U.S. Swimme1·s 8y HANK WESCH Of fllt 0111• PUii SI•" Eatt Germany has emerged on the world swimming scene ln recent yeat"s with'. all the imp1ct of'll shark ln a wading pool. From five aquatk:r medali! In the 1968 Olympics at P.1exico City, the tiny E ur 4?-pean -Jantoq's Pitching Too Tough ... country doubled Its medal output at Ute 1972 games In Munich. And the pieee de resistance was a 24-medal performance at the World Aqua tic Championships in Belgrade, Yugoslavia whlcb included 18 medals in women's competition. Now if you glance at the list of ~·orld's records . you rind 10 of them 1A'ith East Ge rmans listed as the record holder. It's enough to make the casual obser.,.er suspect some sort or secret t r aining methods or tricks are bein:; used in East Germany to produce such talenl from a small pQpUlation. But two East German coaches, who recently toured Sunel•~. Junt q, 1q74 Dtlt-, 1"1 .. 1 51111 ....... San t1emente. behind Joe Janton's pitching, and Mission Viejo, paced by Dave Baron's home run, collected American Legion baseball wins Saturday in opening rOWld International Uague play. facilities at Pi.tission Vie)<>, r;ay EXPLAINING TECHNIQUES -Mission Viejo Nada-Guenther Friedrich, f1el ga Pfeifer and 1-lorst Klee- there are no deep dark secrets dores coach Mark Sh ubert (leltJ has a rapt audience feld as he explains techniques used by U.S. swim- to the country's success. in Lynn Jamison or the AAU. and East Germans mel's. "From the few swimmers ---'----------------------'-''-------------------- v.·e have, we select the very Janton a\IO"-'ed just one hit through six Innings, striking out five in the process, and San Clemente ~·ent on to post a deci!lve 13-4 win over Dana Hills. r..1ission Viejo, falling behind 4-0 in the first inning against Foothill. battled back to tie the score in the third and then used Baron's homer In the fourth to take the: lead befGre scoring tbe deciding run in the sixth. In other American Legion action, Westminster led to its own demise, commitlng seven errors, in dropping a 14-9 game lo Loara. Janton got all the -help he needed for San Clemente, no\v 3-3 overall , \\1len bis club 9e0red seven runs in the sixth on four hits, three walks and three errvrs. ~fission Viejo had it tougher lx.tt scored four runs in the third as Sle\-e Robert s collected ll\'O rbi and Dave Schultz and John Demmore both walked with the bases loaded for the other t""·o. With the score tied 5-S in the sixth, Tony Richard.son hit a '400-ioot fly out to ea sily score Greg Perry from third with the winning run. Larry Kubacki was three for five with three rbi but it wasn't enough to overcome a set'en-run second inning for \\lestminster, "A'hich is now 3-3 O\'erall. WH11nu1Sl'et" C'I •• ' ' ,. ACCOll'Nlndo. c ' • ' ' 11.osen. d ' ' ' ' Rk.llard,, ll·~s • ' ' • Kub1d<l, 111-11 ' ' ' • H•le, p-lb ' ' ' ' Tr..,e, rl ' • ' ' s1ew1r1, rf ' 0 0 • SITllth, H-, • ' • 0 T,.1.1, 1b , ' ' • lt<!'..fltr. 1b ' • • • l O<OITU!f, Jb ' ' • • Tol•I~ » • " ' SAA~ ....... , ' ' • LNrl '" "' .. _,. " ' V.'1s1.m1Y.t!f .301 "' 100 -t " ' Min.I• ¥1tj9 1•1 .......... ,, '"""·lb Ricn1•d-u Robtr'll, If Unf, d Sctwtu, c 01n1n1«t. 31> McC1r111y, 31> Fol, 2b l'ltclle~. P TaVlot, phofl To11ts ,,, ... ,1 ' 2 l 0 S I 3 1 2 I 1 I 3 1 1 1 , 1 1 • 3 0 0 1 ' 0 0 l l 0 0 0 , • 1 • t 0 0 0 1 O I 0 .;1 ' 11 ' ' ' . a .II .. •. Foothill eo ocn a-s • o MIHlon V!el• OOol 101 OOll-4 11 2 best," explains Horst Kleefeld, coach of tbe East German team in the .,.,·orld chan1pion- ships. "Working with a s e I e c I group and implementing the most scientific methods have made the difference." Klecfeld. Pi.1rs. lic!g:t Pfcif· fer and interpreter Guenlhi!r Friedrich toured several C31i· fomia aquatic facilities and will also fly to Indiana Uni- versity to obsenrc the &l\'im- ming .set-up there. The 1oor is to prepare for a U.S. trip by the East German team and a d11al meet "''ith the tl.S. in August at C.Oncord, Cal. "We only have around 2· 3,000 swimmers in th e country, and very fcv,· fa- cilities, all of them indoors." relates Mr:i. Pfei!ftr. "But our training methods. from what \\'e have seen, are exactly the same as yours in America." Pi.fission Viejo Nadadore's swim coach Mark Shuh<!rL v.•bo had se\'eral consultations ~ith the East Germ a n coaches, agrees. "Ifs amazing how many or the things we're doing that are idt:nlica.11" says Shubert . "W!ien they toured our weight room, they said l~y had basicany the same tquipment and training program. "But they do a better job of channelling the tal ent. They get the S\vimmers at a younger age and s I a r t isolating the Ones .,.,. it h swimming a b i 1 i t y and encourage them in t h a t direction. "Here, a lot of the kids who might be good s....immers end up being football or basketball players." Shubert termed the East German domination of the World Aquatic championships shocking, but says he thinks the U.S. may regain some of the lost glory in the dual mee l at Coocord. Tbe East Gerntans say that meet is of secondar y importance to them. "Our swimmers are looking forward to comihi;: t o America. but we are training for t he European Championships (Aug. 1-3 ) first of all," said Kleefeld. · Aztecs Seek Record Wi11 HAHOR GHIHS TIHHIS CLUI SUMMER TENNIS PROGRAM Junlon: z -,.. -Sol. & Wtd. 1:10 LM. t ... & fri. l:lO o.M. Acloilh: M ... 7:10 P""' Sol. Z:OO...,.. BEGINNEAs-tNTEAMEOIATE-ANVANCEO .... T• -OICiWhtg .. MKhlni T09 toochlog,..... •Hlohtf ~y uporiooctcl hochon CALL 545-5893 Ala111itos Racing Results Cltlr, Trt~k l'lil FlllST llACI! -J~ Y¥as. 3 1Clll' olcr• I. "P· c111rn1nv. Pur.., $1600. C1 111or n1 1 S rnog 1Llp111rn) 1 • .io 4.6(1 J_f() fluo:I E-,t !C1r<1olll t.40 5.?0 Alt,.,,l!Oli S!lp f&kkeU H.llO Tlrnt -18.lJ. A!liO rln -l'M!!lcr. Oil Jay !l•r Jr .. Fl1bMr. Mtn<"!y's Ro,~et. v,. in Tonal;odt, Trut~lln Angt!, Roy1! Fire Roc:~tt S"•1cn..i -Jo !lu,.eu, IJllClw;,y O~n<1y. C•lldo !I~>' &tr, !ll1tk MOO<!. 12 flWl <lt -l·C•l'for.111 lo IO·l~d Ey1, ,110 sn .20. SECOHD RACE -'¥.I 1:•a •. :! \l ar Olds & up, C!~lrnlng. 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LfASEA '74 610 WAGOMSH.19mo. -+ T1illl<na.O.E.L COSTA MISA.DATSUH 214S HA.RIO. ILYO. C.M. 540-6410 THE VIKING STAM1'1 OllY-l'tiel'l! Ml-J ... 50% Off ................ ..-..-.... ne..-a ..... -... . •Mn ...................... ua,n 1.&10t-••••••••••••••••••••• w1,n_ .,,,.~ ...................... ll{W" "'"' ...................... "'·" trJ ,,J,/•I Move to No. 1 Sirigles Spot Celebrated bv Carnalian B)· 110\\'ARD L Hi\NUY Of lllt D1i1-, l"llOI Sltlf ' Scotl Carnahan has been moved lo the 1\o. I singles spot Jor UC Irvine and he ~ r e l is hes lhe id co of '~ participating in the NCAA . • college di.Jsion r c n n is ~( championships at UC:J next , v.•eek as a r<!sult. t~ .,· ''I get lo play better players ~. ~ in the top spot and it gives me (~ i~ '- a chance for bcllcr \l'ins. "' _j -1. '·Jn the long run. the bctt<!r (\ fi_. I the co1npetition. the beltcr you _,;._19.; ' d~ bt.•corne yourself." he :.dds ~~' · "'i1hou1 hesi1:i1io11. j~i Carnahan "tis l'lc\·:itcU to '(:• 1• ' 1h•! top SfhJl "hen Bub I h-i 1>pell by p:i ~ s 1' fl an SCOTT CARNAHAN u'";>urtunity !u <It IC!'d hi" ~ n g t c s a 11 d •!nu :1 I~ Lii 111pion:"Ohi11 , 111 1h~· \.'',\ •l 1! I\' J'i\,,IJ\ill•! I \• ·1 · · '"'JUrgn ,,, \\"JI ;d ·1 ··:•'•\ 1',•,,111~. "Concl'll!r:nion h:i~ h•·l"'n 1l1,\ l:i-;gest prob!en1 i·1 1, ·ull•· .. ('\'Clll by 5;6'lill!f .1 ! "'I P"~: Ca111ahan sa.1·s. '\'."io.·11 I t>i:1 the gocd play("~. I ,•!, 1~, plll,V t ;:otrcr. ".-\s the no. I p! 11·tr. r !.!c t ,., fa<'c the gu~·c 1rhn \\111 be 1 1·1~ 111•! 11nrld cl· c~ tc:nn:~ in "" •otn ··•" h<> J•lds. l'arnahan i.., the on I v •:c111b('r •11 _ U(J'5 four-ma;1 icarll \\'Jth prc1·io11s KCA,\ experienc('. Cha pp ell <ii!!n t'd µrofC'ssion:ill v :.ind :i.r i k c Fishhat'k <1u i1 !he tt'.'an1 during the r ;1c• 1\t·.:k . <:l!'ll!l CriPC. ~ilin · ;1 ;.:1J0<i µorr ion nf the . .\rea Girls U psel Victi111s season. ~·ill "'1tness the action frorn the sidelines. Carnahan lost in t b e quarterfinals of the singles play last year and feels the toss of Fishback more than that of Chappell. indi vidually. .. He .,.,·as 1ny douQ.les partner this year," Scott explains. But for the junior classman. that's water under !he bridge and he \\'ill be p!a,·ing doubles v:ith frel'h1nan J):i\·id TI10rn- l:;1Jrg next \Veek. As a doubles cornbinc. Carnahan 11nd F ishb a ck l'l'ac:hcd tl?c rinals or every 1out·namcn t !hey entered this ye;ir un1il ~like left the team . "\\1c probabl y \~Ould have been 5ee<led in the lop eight doubles teams in the NCAA tournament.•· Scott says. \Vhy did he pick UCI to furthe r his education? · I ha\'e knov.TL ~1 y r o n 1~ft·~omara1 ror quite awhile ;1ud I knew he was a good t'Oach. I a!"O 1ranted lo attend a good ten nis sch ool tha1 1rasn·1 th at much above n1,\ level. "Tht> players at USC and UCLI\ ""<!re 1rorld class when I graduated rron1 hi g h school." \\'hnt about his fu1ure. does he plan on ;i pro career? J\tANHATT BEACH---O>rona de! A N J\lar's "Naturally. that's 1\lhat I Ortiz in the singles finals, 10-v.·ould lik e lo do. 1 plnn on 12·. 11-7, 11-i. giving it a "'hir[ for a couple l\'lary Jane !louse a n d l\1iss Ortiz gained the finals nr years after I grndunte and Elizabeth Ogden were upset in 1rith an 11-'i, 11-6 scmihnal if t don't make it, I'll do the CIF girl's badminton , __ ,·_ic_to_r~)'_. --------•~so~n~•~ething else.·_·---- doubles c h a m p i o n s h i p s ,-,,-:..,.-=c-:=-=,,-=-~~ ~---------- Saturdoy ot th< Manhaltan LEASE FROM DOT Beach Badminton Club. 260Z '136" The top-seeded duo lost a "'·' r· .. ~· ... hard-fought n1atch to i\luir's Janet Kennedy and Colleen 710 '71 00 c Jan c y. 15-10. l:J-~ 11fter Pickup s6945 gain ing the finals .,.,.ilh a 1~4. • 1..J A',1 f'-A I~\ win O\'er i\1arina 's Terri 21 0 '66 50 ' ~~·~Mf\I •"'' Brenner and \\'endy Youn g. , .. ,~,.,. c ~ 1 ln another d 0 uh ! e s DOT DATSUN se1nifinals niatch. Fountain \'alley's J\-Tary Hale and Chris 11115 ltoch a1 .. c1. 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Ho11M•• '""• I• UP M.O LOlt:•S '--•, Ott 1S.O 1~-\1 Oft U.1 ) -\1 Oii 10.0 v.-1·1.l on 10,I S IJ.ll-1 1·11 Ott 1'.I l~o-"' OU 11.t 1.t-Uo OH II.I 11/t-"' Oii 11.0 ,.,._ '!-6. Oft 1j..0 J -~, Oii U.l 1~.-\l Ott tt.l I -IV. Git IS.S I"'-\II <lit IJ.J ~.-!.lo OH 11.S 111-v. on n.s 11;-V. Oft 11.t It-Vo 011 12.t 1:tj,-"" Oii 11.0 I "" Oft 11. I l \lo Oii !1.1 I '0 Oii 11.1 I 't OH 11.I 1 V,. OH 11.1 1 10 Gfl 11.1 1.J -2" Oji 11.1. Ba11k Eco11011tic Report Sniith International Elects Upcoast to Lead Growth • The upper coastal area. from Seal Beach 10 Ne\\'port Beach, "'ill continue to spearhead Orange County's economic growth over the next 10 years. according to Bank of America's new "f~ on Orange County" rePort. Jn a special section detailing regional growth patterns through 1985, the report predicts the area during this period will be come the county's most populous district, take over as its retail sales leader and remain aa its most affluent section. Described by lilt bank as the •·Huntington Beach ~tarket," the upper coastal area includes the C()mmunhies or Costa ~lesa . Fountain Valley, Huntington ~ach. Iri;ine. Ne\l·porl Beach, Seal Beach and Westminister. ALTIIOUGll population will no t increase as fa st as lt has c·•er the pa!.l fh'e years (6.9 percent per ye ar), the bank's projected 2.9 aMual incre.ase for the region in the next 10 years will push it ahead of the Anaheim-northern area as tho county's largest by 1980. At present, the area's 4 9 5. O 0 3 Population represents 211.4 percent of the county total. compared to the north's SM.265 and 31.8 percent share. Five years later. however, population in the upper coastal region will reach 636,~. or 31.2 percent of the county total. i;~rsus the north's 618,1112 or 30.3 percent share. By 1985. the area ,~·in increase its share of the county total l.O 32.5 percent with 750,218. THE FAS TEST growing region through 1965. according lO the bank, vt'ill be the San Clemente-lower 1coastal area, which will lncre!ise at a 8.3 percent annual rate. Within the reik>n, Irvine wlll be by far tbe fastest growing city, increasing at an average annual of 10.5 percent through 19115, followed by Huntington Beach, at 5.Z percent. Jo~ount.ain Valley, at 4.9 percent, and Newport Beach at 2.7 percen!. All region e1t1es, in fact. except 'Vesuninster (1.6 percent) and OJsta 1>1esa (1.8 percent), v.·ill grow faster than the county average. THF.SE GROWTII rates will result in a shakeup of the area's population rankinis from 19'75 to 1i85. Although! Huntington Beach will remain first ( 167 ,806 to 218.6&1), Fountain Valley will rise from fifth to soo:md (59,895 to 97,116) and Irvine will go from siith to fifth (29,700 to 79,990). OJsta fi.lesa, v.·hich will be second in 1975 with population of 82.171, v.·ill ran to third at 91,527 and Westminster will drop from third to last 65,836 lo 76,80$. Paced by the expected r a p i d de\•eloprnent of the Irvine Industr ial Park, employment in the upper coastal area ~·ill grow at a rate of 8 percent a year from 1975 to 1985 -up from the 7 percent rate of the past five years -but "111 slow to ol percent from 1980 to 193J, according to the study. At that time. employment in the area will total 211,057, compared to the current 173.319. As it will throughout most of the county, the employment trend Jn the area- v.·ill C<1ntinue to shift away from manufacturing into trade and service- oriented jobs, the report points out. In 1975, for instance. manufacturinl!'. will remain the area's prime source or jobs, !Upplying 2t7 percent of the total. But, 10 years laler, it will be r:lown to 23.1 percent. second to trade's 2Qpercent. HO\l'ever, due to the development of Irvine Industrial Park, the upper coastal area will replace the northern county region as the site of the greatest number of manufacturing firms. Service employmcn I will be the third larges~ job source by 1985, increasing its employment share rrom the current 16.7 percent to 17.8 percent , followed by government with a 17.5 percent. Construction employment also v.•ill show major gro\\-'th over the next 10 years. according 10 the report, going from its present 5.8 percent share to 8.6 percent. The growth of trade businesses in the upper coastal area, the report says. will make the region the county leader in retail sales by 1935. Now second to the northern area ($1.4 billioD and 30.7 percent of total county sales versus $1.5 billion and 33.2 percent), the upper coastal sections total y,·ill increase to $4.7 billion and 33.8 percent compared to the north's $4.5 billion and 32 percent share. The tremendous growth or retail sales activity in the region is underscored bY. the fact that as recently as 1965 the area accounted for only 17 percent of total county sales. GROWTll in family income Jei;eJs will follow past patterns, according to the report, with all but three of the area's cities expected to exceed the 1983 countywide income median of $27 ,rtl7 in current dollars. Huntington Beach. now second lo Newport Beach, will show the greatest growth in famil y income and will.become the area leader by 1985 with $35.167, compared to Newport Beach'! $34,990. They will be followed by Founta in Valley ($29,980), Westminster ($23,749). Costa ~!esa ($24 ,129) and Seal Beach 1$17,250). The reruion for Seal Beach's relatively low income level , the bank explains, Is the high number of retired perlOt\J lii;ing there v.·ho depend upon Hied incomes. which rise far slower than tbe cost of living. FINANCE Paris Store Designated As La11dmark SAN FRA NCISCO (AP) -A city board has recommended landmark status for the ornate old City o( Paris Store scheduled to be razed and replaced by a $6 1nillioo Nieman-fi.farcu1 store. The ~2 vote by the city's landmarks board delighted history buffs and sentimental shoppers who are lobbyiog to save the building on Union Square at Geary and Stockton streets. The landmarks board ap- proved by the city planning recommendation must be approved by the city planning commission and board of supervisors. The store has been praised ror its four-story interior dome topped by a colored glass sky- light depicting a ship brought here by the store's French founders ln 1850. Stanley Marcus, chairman of the Neiman Marcus board, has promised to preserve the dome and place it within hls U.S. Could Contro ·l World Food Planrm;"'w~··,.~·· ~;::;I Cllrl1tl•11 k!ffC• Mlftlltr St,..kt WASHINGTON -'·The United States -the Saudi Arabia of grains -can muke br break" a oew plan to crtate a world gratn bank without y,•hlch, lts backers believe, mllllonJ may starve. Thus .a vcnlor World Bank official defined 1 quiet but Intense debate in Washington on whether the U.S. will back the Food an4 Agriculture Ora:an lmtlon 's urgent pica 10 create the reserve. • At a workl rood conrtrtnee tc. be held In Rome tlijs November, A. H. Dotrma, dltedor 1cnual of the .~AO, -wijl call on tbc "'Orld to dc\-ote poiilor II porc<nt ol II! annUI 1ra1n production to a 1lobal food bank. Tbe tnilled States, as th< world's fl'Cllt!t Ir a t n produoer and J.be only nation I with enough export capacity to feed Asia's hungry mllllon1. will dccl<lc lhc fate o ' Boerma'a proposal, experts agree. Amtr1can grain farmer.9- generally oppo&e the creation or a grain bmk, cbaralna tbat jt "l>Uld tend to depre&s prices. The U.S. lltpartmtnl or Allriculture. ulldtr E1rl L. Butt. ttnds to aide with the farmtrs. LATELY, ~,e,·er. the moral responsibility of the UnllA!d St.ttu to help fttd a hungry world Is an areument more strongly heard. 'E1Q>erts d"'1ibe the world's present food sllualion, with global fl'•ln ttocks down to about 27 d1y.s of consumption , as a crisis ot the Ont magnitude, wllh developlna: coulllri'11 slffdily s I i p p I n g - backward in the struggle to ye11rly. 'i'he four I a r g e !1 I reed themscl\·e1. producers are the U.S. (239 "Each year," said a key million tQn!I J, the USSR (200 World Bank official, "the ml\lk>n toos). ClliM (168 y,rorld's grain production must million tons ), and lndia (105 increase 3 pereent, to feed en million tons). additional 40 mlllloA people. "Eight million American~.'' "Jn 1973." he v.•ent on , said· the World Bank offlcinl, ~~~of ~ps·b~ra~ :u:.~~.ttoi'~~:: :::~~~~ SILVER BA'R'orpsts peroent, or 40 million tons lndian.s to grow I.heir 10.5 .ttt + PURE l'Uflm below e1:Jl<(tatlOOL Tbe gap mlllloo tons." GDU COtlS e ~LIU Ct9 llC had to be made up from U.S., ;;=====:~=:;;:;;;;;::=11 , c,..11dt"nt1•1 coo-'°'•'• Canadian, and other reserve l A CALLS SIM•~ or 1~;110 de.II,,.... ltoclct." 1 • INTE "CONTINl;NTAL Thotc stocks, AYS Dr. 41; c INVESTMEN'f COMPANY Boenna , now a r e so 2 jDO NtwDOrf C11nter 0r1vc .... 1 .... F l~l'ICl•I C•nl1• d1ngerou1ly Jow that crop "4, ... U.• -..,..., S..-.M:• N••'*' l!ltKti, C•1 i1. fellure this year In a 1lngle o.., -eel tw ..._..,... _. 644--941 o major araln-produclng area ......., ,...... -"-,.. ..... •II ~=:::::::~:'.:::':'":::::~ "would caui.e • widespread ........ ......,._ food •hortage." Tht T tlophiino Co....,..,y Of Cdilomlo THE WORLD, e1pl1ined I Jffl ..... C.M. World Bank oource, Jl'oduces J714197t-IJJ4 about 1.2 billion Ions of graln''---------J • Kids Like to Ask Andy Smith lnternat.iooal, lfc .. has aMounced the elections of StAnley C. Moore as chairman of lhe board of directors and Jerry W. Neely as e:cecutiYe vii::e presideflt and ch i e r operating officer. ' . 197 '4., rounded Smith lntemational's Drilco di vis ion in 19S3 and joined t h e company 'in {he capacity of senior YiC1? president and a member of the board of directors .,.,·hen · Oritco was merged into · Smith lntem3tional in 1967. lnlemational in 1963, ha ll served the company as Group vice president and ·a meJllber of the board of directors since 1972. Robert L. Flynne, president and chief executive of-ficcr. will continue in this capacity and also as a member of the board of directors. Moore, replacing Donald E. Graham, v.·ho died on May 15. Neely. who joined Smith , VI.I? A. Gary Wynn AgenL, Finomics Corpora.Lion , 3333 Wesl Coast Highway Newport Beach. 646-0521 A'merican National Insurance Company's coveted VIP Award for tho year just ended haa been earned by atlaining a prescribed level of excellence in life in:iurance sales and service. It reflficts a high degree of professionalism and dedication to the best interest!! of Lhe clients served. Based on life insurance in force, American Nation'81 ranks among Lhe largest of the more than l_.800 life insurence compani~ in Lhc U nil.Cd SLni.es. ' • I t I Real Estate By Realtor Randall MoCardle I hi:&\·e just lubelrted some money, wblcll I dtslrt lo l11ve1t. I , have been lold lbat J 1hould buy stlver. J have 1th1•ay1 been lnttrested In re1d e1late. i\ly family tn tbt f\11ddle Wt'st did very \\'ell lu v&jtlug Jn property. Wba l art your co1n1nen11 on apart1nt11ls a1 an lnvestrntnt'! i\lr1. O. W., C01t1 Men It is a goOd time to buy. At the present lime, in most areas, there Is 11 shortage in the apartment lnventory. Man y rac tors ha1•e creatOO this llhortage; namely: high c~ts of li1nd, building materials, as well as zone changes <.1nd even our ecology program. Nat.uraUy, the 11bove factors hnve created rerit Increases, fi rst in the ne w apartments 1111d la ter In the vintage units. The capital Invested in real estate has shown mo re of a coruistent gain than most money invested In other types or investment progra mt. Our records indicate that "'ell -operated apartment buildings offer one of the greatest 1noneta ry increases. The follo~·ing summary cootains the most import.ant {i1cts for invest in& in apar.tmenui : * Careful study and evaluation of the property you are considering as an investment. 'This applies to new, existing property or even that !till under construction. Trail er Ho1ne Still A Bargain The fact. that condominium cos1s have risen to more thnn , $2S per square foot white mobile horne costs h a v e rornained at an average $12 r per square foot haa piqued the homcl>uying publlc'11 interest more In 1974 Ulan in any previous year, acoording t-0 Lloyd Lowry, gooeral sales manager of Shorecllffs Mobile C.Ountry Club, San Clemente. ''With !he tremendous rise in cost of 11.'00d, metal, labor and o t her gene r a l rnanutactarlng factors, there i.s a deflnlte trend among potential condominium buyers to take a closer look at mob ile homes before they buy," Lo"TY said. "Obviously, the s a I e s .. . ,., • * Remember lo operate and manager on a 24 hou r, seven day a "'eek. Or, If you desire , this may be done by Professional Property Management. l.1any apartment coinplcxes h.Dve problems, or their rent schedu le is much lo\ver than it.. should be, because it is treated as a part-time job. The tenant Jives there full lime unnd they don't go for the ... "I'll t:ikc care of it "·hen I have time" attitude. peodulum has not swung com- pletely to mobile homes," he offered. "but many buyers are dlacovertng that they can have twice the room in a mobile hom e ror the same amount of money which they mi gh t s pend on a condominium.'' INTERIOR VIEW OF MAORID "FORE ' * To structure your purchase, your realtor or a quali· ricd investment analyst ~·ould be of great assistance in studying your.prog ram and hel ping you in making the ri ght selection for your individual requirements. am upset ~·ilh the management of my aparlmenl unit where I :im pre!enlly residin g. I will be moving. I am a busi ness man and JtOrm<11ly I am not a grouch .DOr am I vindlclh·e. Hov.·ever, I feel lhat 1 ..• and some Gf the-ou.tr tenants ..• have definitely been mislreated by the owner· man.age r. I ;1:m paying $47ii per month rent l ns alM required to give a $500 "seeurily deposit," whicla was te protect tbe landlord rn1m all kiJJJs of things. Wblle I wUI lea,·e the apartment In excellent conditloa, l feel that becau!ie or the atlllude here, my security deposit "ill not be returned the first of July, Therefore, I plaJ on living here another month v.·itbout paying any reol Wiien they ask .about the rent, I ~·Ill tt-11 them to take it out of Ute $500 ~·hich I have already p..i ld as a security deposit. "'bat are your recommendations? Don 't do it. Fron1 your point of vie\v, I am sure you feel justified. but I am 'flfraid you 11'Quld create more grief for yoursel f. If I haven't convinced you ... check wilh your attorney. Lo\\'Tf said other factors contributing to the influence· or moblle homes include their lack 0 r noise~ducting common wa ll s; simil ar. or in some cases, more complete clubhouse a n d recrealionnl fa cilities; equally appealing views and locations and the "ide range of cu st om fe atures. For example, Sborecliffs is a 46 acre, 201~pace, adult park wh ich rests at op a terraced ocean and mounlain- \'iew site near the San Clemente C'rtncral Hospital. The $2.5 million park, located at 3000 Calle Nuevo, overlooks the 18-hole Shorecliffs Golf Cour.se and features a $250,000 clubhouse, swinuning JX>OI, saunas, exercise r o o 111 s. billiard room, shufn eboard courts. and boat and camper storage. Co1afere1ace S11rv ey Shows Builders Feeling· Unpopular l-lomc bui l de rs feel thv.·arted. a sun'ey o r Ca lifornia's 60 higgcsl builders disclosed Friday at the Pacific Coast Builders Conference. A who pping 81 pe rcent of lhe builders believe lhat the public's negative :i 1 t i t u d e to"•ard thcn1 r e m a i n s unchanged eve n though the energy crisis s up IJ o s ed I y neutrali zed !he popularity of e nv i ronmenta l controls ~ss o ciate d wit h land development. according lo a survey conducted by Lewis and Associates. a nationwide Ca l if ornia-based public relations a n d advertising agency. The findings also disclosed that 6-1 percent or the builders belie\'C lh<'t home buyers are more sophisl icated abou t lhe economics or home buying nO\V than they were {ive years ago, reported N. Richard Le\vis, president o( the finn that conducted the Poll. fi10REOVER, tv.·o out of three builders palled believe that consumerism has resulted in better after-sales service to ho1nc buyers, Lc\vis said. As to ·a ttitudes relevant t-0 !he ris ing price or housini.(, 41 percent of the fir ms s<iid building ma terial costs \Vert' the inajor factor and 25 IX'rcent attribu ted the pdcC'l hikes primarily to the im pact of environmentalists on zoning procedures, he added. ''I n terestingly," Lc"·is noted. ·•even though I he majority or builders reel that their reecpl ion at planning commissions .'Ind z o n i n g hearings is no better now 1han bc£-0re the energy crisis, 111ry have, individually, not done much ro hel p !heir cause. For exa mpl e 66 percent of the building Orms surveyed said the y do not h:ivc ml· ongoing puhHc inforn1ation Coa~t .1''l a n At Se nunar Bruce B. Jfo"·cy.. a real estate I n vc s I m·c n t nnd exchange broker. ha! returned from Slln Anlon io, Texns. afler <iltcnding a meeting of problcn1 solver! in t h e National Society of Exchanae counselor!. The society of E:i;chanwe Counselors 1SF Ci f5 a selecl group of 100 r.xclun1g('rS in the nHUOn \\•ho tl\C et !iOtTICVi'hcre fn 1 he \\'Orld e\•er~· 90 days. llo"·cy ls a men\l>cr of Newport Jfnrbor.C06ta l\lesa Board of ncallors :::ind ha:s oUlces at 4100 Birch Stte t. i'lf'l\'porl ac~ch. ' program in areas where they are building lo interpret the economic. e s t h e t i c or benefi C'ial impl iC'a tions of new housing to the local populace , he added. "SOYJ E 11\'l)ICATION of the for thrightne:;s "'ilh which the buildel's replied can b e ascertained from the Ca<:t that a great majority candidly reported that a f t e r ·s a 1 e s service has improved as a result of consumerism,'' he pointed out. "They could have taken the pos11ion that by adn1itting improvement they would be letting themselves in for more regulation. To their credit. they didn"t hedge." You can stlll afford to come home to the beach •.• 1t Beachwalk Bl·:itniful Be.:ich .... ·alk i9 now Grand Opening Phase Si:.:, 46 luxury to\v nhon1es by the beach. 1\1.·o suhjective conclusions can be drawn from the survey, said Lewis, whose finn was one of the first to recognize tlle jmpl ic atio n s or consumerism for the housing industry: "First, builders are much more sensitive to p ub I i c attitudes and are doing a better job than ever before in ful fill ing their re~ponslbility to buyers. "Second, they are not doing a very effe(tive job of lett ing the public know how good a job the industry is doing in thi s regard, nor how crucial a role the hou sing industry plays in both local and natlona1 ecoMmics." ;ipplointments yoti would expcc1 in more expensive conununitics. There art private swimming pools, rolling g'teen open space, night·lishted winding paths, recrl!ation centers, and a lifestyle you've waited for too long. And, you'll enjoy single.family privacy. fabulous floor pl ans, art1 no-n1ninrc11n11ce .. eveT ! Be.achwalk is a M.astcr- Pl::i1u,ed comn1uniry in l!Xclu· sivc Hu ntington Sl•adiff. Phl\se Si:ic is designed for y-0u, ¥:i!h 1, J, 4 & 5 Bedroom IO\'.'nhomcs e:1ch with :.-car g1n:igc, en1ry "ri tri um, full· f<'11ccd patios, lush \;1ndsc.1p- ing. :1nd all t)f 1hl' luxurious Discover this 1ncomparab](' environml!nl ;u :1 price }'Ou cnn afford. Comr to S~ac;hh·alk 's (~rand Opcn 1nR. Ph ase Six. today' 1·5 Btdrom Luxury Townhomes, by the st>a.. from $43,950 JtoQ'l l e>t AngtlH ind 01~n1t Cn11"1lt1. 1akt Colden \\'tu tdl aff Sin Ditaci rwy, P1ac:ttel toUth j mlltt 10 Bcxhw1lk., Hun1ing1on 8t•<h. New Missior1 Viejo lloiisi.ri g· Trc1ct Ope1't One of the most desirable units -0f homes e1·er 10 be offered at l\1ission Viejo opens to the public this v.·eekend. This prestige neighborOOod will consist of 97 homes, appropriately named "tifadrid Fore." due to its adjacency to l\lission \liejo's p r iv ate . eh a mp i onship-length go!! cou rse. "'Thi~ is a very limited edition." said 1¥farv Lawrence, director of opera tions. single fa mily homes for ~Ussion \7iejo Company, ''Thtso:? hor.1t•i:; renect modifications (If rh~ popular tifadrid pro~uC't line." THESE INCLUDE a gr<'nlr.r use of 'exterior t r i m . s\umpstone rear rencing on most home sites. and the inclusion of many i t em s norm ally offered as extras lit other homes. A three acre park is being developed at the cente r of the neighborhood . further enhancing the 'already attractiv e nature of t b e ~1:adrid Fore ('Oncept. .. ,..,.. Exteilsi\'e 'JandscapTilg is sdleduled~for~ the o~pce in and around ~1adrid• FOre. Lawrence e:.:j>lained. Selected slope areas '"'ill be maintained by a h-0meo"ner's association. allo"'ing residents of 1he neighborhood to spend their leisure lime as they "'ish. P r ices for t he se exceptionally d i s t in c t i v e homes will range from $57,750 to $86,500. "In some cases. "'e're expanding ~fadrid f Io or plans." La~Tence said. "In the Plan 670. for inst;:i'1ce. close to 100 square feet of floorspace has been added. in the kitchen and in l"'O upstairs furnished models ope n da ily 10 a.m. b:ct'llcnt financin~ ;ivailablc. 171.;) ~Jr.·6~•:' And, you're mi nu1es from rollegrs and univershle!s, hospital$, .iirports, free"·ay-t, Ne1vp-0r1 Re:ich and Los Angeles. Enjoy ex clusive use of Beach\vo lk's \vi ndi11g path- . priv.1!<' slrt"rts. 7 s1•,.1n1n11n1; pool~ . .! ,!u bhn u!>t'S. completel y land scajltcf p.irk ,1 re:1s and f~'(rt,•.1 rion,1l f.1cili1ics. de.,.tlopol'I, , 1w1rd0 winnln" rn1t1"'un1ht1 txodrooms. The m as t e r bedroom has also he e n enlarged. and a s u n ken bathtub has b«cn adtl('d in the . inaster bath." A1""0TllER feature in the ~Jadrid Fore series is the inclusion of ov('rsize balconies in soine 111·0 story plan s. L "'11 renc(' noltd. Thr exclush·e n:Hur(' of !hi> ,\Jadrid Fo re neiP.hborliood is :i lre::id1· 11·ell established. 1ri1h IA J H'\ A.), Hall \ '} C-orporAlion • Buclr Btl'\' • Project Nea r E11d ... Sunday, Junr q 11'174 ----·------- l'UllL IC ~01'JCI-: JilCTITIOUI tUSINll'' HAMii STATIMINT DAILY PILOT C j. I • PUBLIC NOTICE I- t ' ' r • • . ' • " :-. · . .. . '• • • .. ~ :• .• ·: ·: ·. ·: •: ·, • • • . • . •• (; 8 DAILY PILOT From By 111£ AS.SQCIATED PRE§S SAN FRANCISCCI -Once upon a time .• , Pntty Hearst and 1 O classmates. all girls, visited J4pan. Their guide took them lo' a topless show. Surrounded by Utt: auclience of men, all tht girls giggled. "Except Patty." remembers one. "She thought \\'e v;ere childish." ... There was a princess with grace and charm. Patty Hearst was a budding ballerina. Other ballerinas smiled, laughed. Patty seemed preoccupied. "l didn't feel her approach to ballet was health y,'' re members her inst ructor. "She was all \\1'&pped up in the discipline of it all . There 1l"as no room left for personal expression ." The princess grew i n elegance and ability ... Pally Hearst studied art. She wrote about the Renaissance. liaphiel and the lmpressionists. Her papers 11·ere polished, concise -bu t littered with jargon. "Jargon," her teacher though1 . "is the last defense of the student who is bored." ... Unt il the princess fell under a spell . She \\'as called the Sleepin~ Beaut3'. Patricia Campbel! Hears t. "Detached." said a teacher. "A little too m11ture, ·• said a friend . "Serene." said a classmate. "Not much of an a c Ii \'ist." "Unemotional." "Sheltered." "Verv much lo herself." "A loner.'·• "Not that close to her .faro.ii~·." "Self· contained."'' Pa ss i \'e .'' ·'Searching for something ... •·Directionless. She had no cause." "I think she v:as idea listic." "Searching for herself, maybe." "PA1TV," SAID a ~irl who knG\l.'S her \1·ell. "needed s1i1nulation ." Feb. 4. 1974. Pattv Hea riit. daught er or a Hear st, wanddaughter of a Hearst, great-granddaughter of a llearst and an heir In the Hear s t fortu ne and pub I is hi n g rame. was abducted. She \\'as sna tched from an apartment she sha red 1rith her fiance by a ragtag group spouting 1.faoist cant. the Symbionese Liberation .'.!my. 1'he abduction was the first political kidnaping in the Un ited States -a crime to rival the Lindbergh·iddnaping 42 years ago. Soon after, Patty Hear.lt denounced her past. "I have been gi1·en the choice." she said in at ape· re corded message. "I have chosen to stay and fight." ''I think she fou nd something," said a college classmate. A young man \\'ho kne\\' her well said: "She \Ji'as ready for exposure . . . It could be she never got the kind of real warmth or companionship and direction shl! go t from the SLA." "She's about the strongest· \lilied individual I're e1·er met." says a girl ..,,-ho knew her in high school. Could this be? A new Patty Hearst".' "Brainwashed," said her father at first. Bu t Dr . Frederick Hacker. a Los An geles psychiatrist. \\·ho has advised Pat ricia Hearst's famil y since her kidnaping, said : "It's not at all unusual that In late adolescence one becomes a very different person.•· Stress. S h a r e d cfanger. Pally's youth. All these. Dr. •lacker said. could help her idenUfy \\ith her abductors. Will Patly Hearst ever come back? "SHE CAN go underP.round now. I lhink, fore,·er,'' says her father. "I guess everyone's interested bec3use lhis has happened to a princess." sa~-s a college friend. "But it's only in fairy tales that you re30h·e every question." Patty Hearst \\'SS born Feb. 20. 1954. the blue-eyed, honey- brown-haired daughter 0 r Ranckllph and Catherine Campbell Hearst. Patty and her sisters ~·ere raised b.v govern esses and maids. Patty despised one maid. The \\'Oman \\'as firrd. Patty's favorite was the l·learsts' Gtrman cook. Emmy Brubach. Elderly, w a r m · hearted Emmy b e c a m e Pattv11 chief counsel and confidante. AIU1ough it was near home. Patty to Tania: Is SLA the Cau se · She So~ght? I \\'hite mice down Lorna 's her fr iend r e n1 e n1 be rs . to n101·<· to IJ(>rkl'h•y, lt1't' J,:olng to ('Onie in.' Bu t when t:uilt. They sur veyed the art her wedding plans, Peil!}' llas lhe spell on Sleeping nightgown. "11<.llty ncL'<ii.'d stln1ulation. togt>ther and ;11tl'nd t h l.' she L'OlnpahnL'<I she ne ver go1 1rc<1surl'S h c r 8rnatlfuther sccrncd even more wllhdr<1wn &'illtty bt.'t'n broker.~ Al Sacred H~art. Patty Tht!re was nothing rea lly Uni \l'rsity of Californua. nngry. I nt•ver ch1111Med a t'OIJctcd there. a frie nd i'SJys, nt linic.s. In her t 11 p e. recorded '-an showing 11" st-g will i11teresting going on.'' "I <·ould u!l1<11·s c~'""'' hvr "rndt• 011 au.'' or her n."pers." ..... & '"'' • """ <> "M ;utd "'ere intere!ltcd in wh:it But arcer sho\\•\ng her 1ne9Sllgcs fro 111 the un· \\'hen she played basketball, Nor. "·n.s the n1arijuu11:1 10 h:u·t· :111 tu1s11·t·r in class ir t ;1s1 ('hrlstmas. Patty and she argued with the ref!!rce. ga rden &00 and \\lelld tendl·<l the o!hi•r students d1thfl." Steve "'eed johlt'tl Randolph !l'il'y 111lgllt l1t1ve for !heir c_ngagement rh1g with its blg deq~round. Putricla {.)ln1pbc·ll "'! t bod I td in Clo"'•er pots nnd bo1>es in a ,,.,, .• , 0,1• of '''' .. ,,. ,,,."'""Y , " c ti I ie ~ 1 r uoinn. I " 810 1 r he Hearst dcclnred : ''1 nm here' 1 i• os ewry y e se \\'OU ~ ,,, .. ... ..,. n11 a ltr r nears or a c ear 6~ nc o one o r IM'caoise 1 i:im 11 nicnibtr or :i 1 just sort of shrug It off,'' says tin.foll-papered room behind !C'~che~s. "Nothln~ profound, holiday ~a !herlng at the teochcra during a ronversation Loma, "but Patty al~·ays had his garage any particular but brighL " , lh·11rsls' Slerm ski resurt PA1'TY ANll Steve also over coffee at an art exhibit.' tuling class faniily · · ·" I lo argue ." rebellion. P:111y sho~·cd n101'l' or h'-'1' hon1('. Pany and Sl('\'C <tn· 11·{'rt having ht:•· tru .s t f)utt v licu rst 6t.'t!nlt'tl oored But Patty lleArst no longcr At lunch one da.~·. Lorna "I ""ouldn't be surpri~ed if flni,ncss. Aflvr e~:1111il ;,nd nouncl•d their cnr,nvc:1•1cnt. rt•vie"'ed. "Patty did nnt hn ve "She like :irt. but I don't felt a prlJlccss. remen1bers. Patty insisted it thrv had exp1•ri?11entc-<I \\'ilh p111x·rs 1u nenrus:;aoee nrL slu• ·rti1· I lt•ar~t~ 11·1•re d<'liRh!t•d. a con1plete ;1w nrcncss of her knO\Y If she liked n1uch else. In the ln1est tilpcd message. 1 was "not ba·lo-ncy, but bay· LSD, says a rrlend of \\'ced's. i111 ari.:lbl;v risilcd the tt•i.ithL•r Al1ho11Ah ~he h<1d sccn1ed \l'C<ilth,'' the fl'icnd says. "She "If unythlng, hers scen1ed n Fridny. "Tnnl a'' \'OWL'tl ro Jog-na. pronounced Utcrally, "But it \\'asn't nny biA th ini;. ro try 10 ronvince he r to r;1Lsc tl11!i' lntl'rl'~l cd in her ht?ri1:1"e hnd the feelln~ she \\'as 111uch sort of directionless life. She fi1:,'\'lt 10 the death. She again like it's \ITitten. Well. of Don 't forget this was ;n ·~~." he r snidt•. as u Hcursl in the oast. she richrr and !ht' feel ing lhat her ll'llsn'I interested itt :::ettin;t rejected the "pig Hearsts." course. I kne\\' she \1·as \\'rong . Pnhy's 111othcr "·anted her "I'd nl \\'tlYS dt'l'iHI those :ind ht•r finnrc 11isited San fnther h.1d n111ch n101·t wealth hrr degree. She. didn 'I ha re tu "Consciousness." said Pa tty But she had a ~-ay of forcing to attend Stanford L'ni1·ersit~. 1·isi1s.i'' the tenchcr ri'Calls. Sinlcon. I h e extra vagant thnn he does." work ... Perhaps the SLA Hearst. "is terrifying-to the her opinions on }'Ou." But she and Steve had decided "I'd think, ·oti. Pa tty i~ castle her grandfa1hcr hnd For all the exclh•:nent about suddenly gave her a cause." ru/' class.'' Pall)' also began Sho\\·ingl --:;--;;;:-;::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-=:--:.:.-=--=--=--:....~.:::....~_:......:.':'>-"'.:'.-.--.~~::;;~:..;~~,.,;~:;,:~-~-~-;;_:~-:.:::.:....:.:.::...:.:..:;;.:;;;;::~-;;:;-_~:;-:;;;:;;..!;;;:~~;;;;~~b-her detachnlent. L o r n a ,. remembers her Jevel~ing"-a precocious interest in IX>Ys. • Patty studied catechism. But she \\·as confirmed as a Catholic. f\fi ss Corbetta says, "more or less becai;se of her niother.'' . AT 14, SHE was packed oft lo Santa Catalina, another Catholic boarding school, this one on the blue Pacific a! Monterey ... Sbe \\'as unhappy. The school •fs run by strict ~;:::::::::::~=~~:::::::::::c~=~=====:;:::===;3~ii::;;;;;:;~~~~l,_-,~~--·----.;.,,;:...1 Don1inlca·n nuns. Patty and '-~----"""-.:: the nuns clashed repeatedly. A ~ijl~~:;:::::::::::;s:::::::::Z:.:~2~~=:::::::::~z===::::::i;::i.;;:::::=====z:::::::::::::;~~ friend says Patty w a s -•' -/~/. ----,• ....... ~_.- punished frequently. She ~. 11 cleaned toilets, e n1 pt i e d 1 1• garbage. 1 • 1-ter delach1nen1 seemed to gro\\'. Classmates began seeing her aa an o~ider. two rememeber that ~ of Jtatly's fe\\' friends \\·as a 50-yesr-old foreign-born janitor. Persislent rumor has it th.1t Patty v.·as expelled for smoking marijuana. Friends, ,family and the school say it isn't true. At 16. Patty entered Crystal S p r i n g s., a nonsectarian pri\·ate school for girls near her home. Crystal Springs wasn 't as sh'ict. Those t '\\'ere the \1ietnan1 years, and some Crystal Springs girls marched for peace, Out not Patty. "She "''as a cool ind ividual. perhaps the coolest.'' recalls her English literatu[e teacher. Ho\\·ever. Pa tty didn't n1ind shocking her cla.ssinates. Al Crystal Springs she joined a group of girls in Asian studies on the trip to Japan. The girl \l"ho sat next to her on the S h e s hunn'e d s chool ae lh.'il le• . spe11t more t.lm e at Weed's apart111e 11r tha" at h e r dorml · tor11 a1Mll 111 ad e onl11 a f ew frle 11d•. plane recalls: "She told me a slory of how she \11as picked up by a guy and who \\'as quote-unquote playing \\'ilh himself. She said she didn't panic. "She just looked out the window and stayed calm, and he finally let her out. "She also said she \\1asn't going to change her \\·atch to Japanese time. I asked her \\·hy. and she said she \\·as on the pill and had to rake it e\·ery 24 hours anQ \Vouid l forget if she cha nged her "''atch. "I think no"'· that Pattv was perhaps trying to shock· n1e ... On the way home ~ sat \o\·ith someone else. ''She didn't invite h e r parents to our vis i t a ti on days," recalls Anne Bena , her instru ctor at the Peninsula School of Ballet. "It scen1ed this \\'as something s h e \l'anled'1o Pft!~l'\e Jn her Own \\'Orld , '' ~ · 1 BECAUS~ Of her fltensily' and the JO}iess , di!!Q~ine ballet became for Ji3.uy, her instructor didn 't encourage her to continue . Just. as intensely, ho\\·ever. Patty. 16 by now. b<.'gan campaigning for the attentions of a 22-yea r-old mathematics teacher at Crystal Springs named Steven '\Veed. "I knew Patty for three years." says Stuart Olson. another teacher who met her through Weed. ''Her primary interest during those three rea rs w·as in getting \\'eed to 1na rry her.'' \\'eed. the gaunt. intellectual !!On of a PalO Alto stockbrokC'r "·as charmed by Patty. He \\'35 fascinated by her independence and 1v h a I seemed t.) him lo be her aloof maturity. After Crystal Springs, Pally Hearst chose ta attend !'lfenlo COiiege, a small private school in !'ltenlo Park. Sleven Weed lived in !'lfenlo Park. Sh< shunned sc h ool ! ' " •ii. :/: 'I ,,, GOOD LOOKING COORDINATE OUTFITS FOR MEN! • \ \ I Master Charge BankA mericard Accepte d! lEVl'SB FADE D BLUE JACKET and MATCHING FADED BLUE PANTS HANG .TEN JACKET AND MATCHING PANTS WE'VE GOT IT . . . In Blue , Yellow & Brown JACKET $l 500 PANTS $1400 WHEN YO U NEED /Tl/ " .I Always In Good Taste ... HANG TEN FOR MEN Hang Te n T-Shirts for Men Ass orted Styles & Col o rs , .. "G reat fo r Summer" ' I l:. J $J50 to $1000 For the La tes t Loo k in Summer Sh irt s . RFVERSE PRIN T HAWAIIAN SHIRTS BY SURFLINE I (. --r :f ·v ou·R CHOICE-·: 5 7!~h or 2 for 5 15 ~ . MEN'S PLAID DRESS SLAC~S SPECIAL SELE CTION • A!>\Orft,d Stylt'!> & Colors f o1 Fo:her's Doy $J88 ALL MEN'S L/S DRESS SHIRTS ' ' ' :$J88 • •• I I. SPECIAL SELECflON Ii ~;~0~~0~~1 !L,~~~ BERMUDA SHO:JS S --loo k for Our .,. r Camping Display ,,f 1~i4' ·\_ 1 at the , ./F-' • ., Buena Park 1 l ~ · Shopping · / Center . June 13th, . 1 '"' ~ .• , • 14th & 15th!!IW /:' ~~; ·~. I J i"<1 I, ':. J I~-' ~ ·~ \ ' ' LEVI'S '· FOR GUYS lfVl'S fOR GlJYS PLAID GENTLEMEN JEA NS 5,,.,~ 33 ro -lJ lEVI S FO' GUYS SOLI D COLOR GENTLEMEN JEANS s 13 22 to s 1500 llVI s f OR cuviti TENNIS WEAR FOR MEN by PU RI TAN "Greo/ Fath e/''s Day Gills " PURITAN TENNIS SHORTS 1ri V•/h1te. Ye llow & Nc1vy BRAND NEW FROM OUR BOOT DEPARTMENT •.. ... WOLVERINE WORK & HIKING BOOTS OIL PROOF SOLES MEN'S WESTERN . STYLE DRESS BOOTS BY JUSTIN $3895 to $62 95 ACME WEST!RN STYLE BOOTS $21 DO to $31 ~Q t CONVERSE DECK SHOES In Blue & White ·~. \ DUNHAM HIKING BOOTS Vibrom $Ole $24 95 to $41 95 /~·· J"'. \' ~'. ~- ..... .\ .. . I /( ~:: .~ ~· :~ .' ., ; ! "\ ' " •. 1 ~\J~,1 ,j\;, -"•JL ' r -! CORDUROY GENTLEME N JEANS S•t··~ 33 ro 44 \£Vt S FOR GUT!> TRADITIONAL 501's $1500 $1Q55 s1400 AND ..• PURITAN TENNl.S SHIRTS ~·,. \ \ ;;· L ' _$1390 a ssorted styles ond colors s1 ooo to s1500 !,,,;, il IO 5{) l£VI $ fOlll GUY~ DENIM BIG BELLS !>•I r\ '18 to 36 '., 1. ' \ ·• I I., " • ' • " 'I " 'I' I/ ti '1 11 1111 I l '11 I' I /ii1 //.: 1/ I ' Patty \\'as enrolled In the convent of the Sa.cred Heart IChoof as a boarder "1ten she wu 10. Loma Corbetta . a classmate, remembers Pattv woUld rather have Jh·ed home. lMftl ipent an occa.tjonal weekend at tht H e a r s t m1Diion tylth her friend . Patty could be • prankster. oae Saturday niihl, after Loma ~ off to sleep, Pa(ty put one of btr sister's acth•itics. spent more time at \Veed's apartment than at hcrl dormitory and made only a few friends. l Although she ~as only 17 and, by her fri end's ac:coun1. "into a heavy thing" \\'hen other eirls her age "\liercn'l into sex at all." Putt.v"I li'e wllh Steven Weed was hardly a rtbtlllon, .. I . "The thlri.g about her \li'ti! that she seemed so n111uni." ·-I , ... • r .. • • ' • • ; • ' I FULL PRi~E IMMEOltTE DELIVERY $ 1974 PINTO .RU NABOUT :. 'sl)ttd, rM!io, heater, lux- (l'y decor group. low miles. '• • License 882·KAP 28 :e,No ·1974 GALAXIE 2 DR. H.J. :. VB, auto., trans., factory air, power steering, pow•r disc brakes, heater, radial wl:lltewalls, t inted glass IMMEDIATE DELIVERY· '68 PONT. WAGON ExecutiYe, \18, aut o.j fltCl ory oair, powe. 1 i 5teerillQ. ppower brakes, radio, healer. flnleO psass, ISJOFLZJ AS58Sl29134 8 8 . ~~0 1974 MUSTANG II HARDTO~ IMMEDIATE .DELIVERY 1.l l itre -' cyl .. l)Ower st~rinq. (disc! t>r.ikfs, heater, whitewall tirtf.. Bucktl WAIS, ,c1rpel ing. Iron! & retr bumper guards . ( •R.OlY l 9C.lle) ~~fi0 1974 LTD WAGO N COUNTRY SQUIRE '60 V-8, JIO lr.tris .• factory air c;onditio1°1ng, power steer ing, powt:r (disc) bra'<es, r1dio. steel belle<! radial wl i•ewall tires, fin led glass, deluxe 'Jumper group, cortYtnie1'Ce group, dual IKing re•r w•ts, h.iggag.~ rack. Serial Ho ... Jt7A11 8200. ' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~140 , 7 3 PINTO 2 DR. • speeo radio ~ate1 interior exterio. de-CO• group 1ow la"' mile~ Li1. 'No 363GIU ' . l . • 11 •• • '13 El Dorado ~cmpr ' 6 9· .11a1· i~{~~!:i.Sr~~~ S :' · 0 8·-.. · · · -,.,, ,_,,., .. ,, '"~ ... ~.. · $ l 8 8 Y "' t!.·i:..~l .otU· ., . 9{3002n-) ., •. ( .. ... .. " . _,. ~ . . ' '1:. 2;~~.!~-.~,.~~: ..... Ll1. No 777ESI '• , 6 ·g· .'F.-ORD VAN • ~. Auf(I Jr ans Real worlthq,rs.e F7AJ17 ' 71 :!!:!!'\: •. 'ff.~~~.~ lory a ir, paw er steering & brake~ fJl:lio, healer. tinted vla s~ {9'14J AQ) . .. 1108 8 ' 71 !.~~~ ... '!~!E..~: .. radio heate. ( 7005.)J ) Sl 9·88 $1788 '7 2 .. ~~.~,~~~. P.U. Lil No P L52J75S.41 .. llAND NEW !>11nd11~. June 9, •. ,, 1 -~ OAllV P!LOT 'D_J 2300 cc, "4 cyl .. • speed, A78x13 whitewall tires, Tinted g lass, metallic finish. l d~l7Xl66 !01) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $2 788 BRAND NEW 1974 GRA N TORIN O ELITE V-8. dufo. 1rans,. power steer- ing, p<>wer (disc) br;skes, r;sdio, hea ter. whitewall tires. -"'-"'vinyl root, tinted glas.s, vinyl interior. ( .. G21Hlt7176) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ ' 7 3 ~~l~t~~~~•~ndiUoning, po we r steering, L ie, No . 1215GWV) ' 7 ·3 FORD PICKUP \1·8, ;:t ulo. trans., factory ;:t ir conditioning, pawer steer ing , radio, healer. Lie. No. 81596P '7 ot ~:.~:· !. ~~.Te!~ , catiover ·camper Radio, healer H_.O. ecipt., Western mirro~. step · m r License No. 5 .. -49~ $1 a· 8 8 '7 3 .. ~~.~.IE~ •• ~·,~:, • , interior Jow l(lw m iles _Li(. No 336521 $ 2 2 8 8 ' 7 3 ~~.~!> .. ~~~::. :·::::.~~ $ 31 8 8 p/d isc/br, r&h, w/w tire~·' ·.II '-• 10 pass. lugg. rack, lo, lo m 1. Lie;. No. 3BlGMI. . ~~ND I '74 FORD VAN IMMED IATE DELIVElt~. ' • • • I Adj. PISS. ie•I, !11.,, !.Olid state ignition, slidJng cargo ctoor. txlr• cooling ri!ldiator, low mount swing Loll: mirror. CE1•BHU250ISI ~~ND . COURIER & SHELL IMMEDIATE· DELIVERY • • • • .. speed trans.. heater, wh itewatltires. vinyl in- t eri or ; t ool ki t . CSGTAP Y09760) BOTH UNITS • '74 FORD PICK u·p & CAB OVER CAMPER THIS PICKUP TRUCK & CAMPER I S RE ADY F OR YO UR PER SONAL TOUCH. wUd $flle lgnilion, cruiie-o-mallc lrattt., OPlloni!ll ratio rear axle, power slH rlng, radio, linttd glass. Yil'ly l IMMEDIATE ~ $3 '9"""' 8 DELIVERY ' \ . ' ' • . . 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" ' ;.. \{~ El!RORs, AdvertiMro thovid c k their eds _deJJy1 & port errors lmniedl"•tely. The DAI~ PILOT -umes ne&141y 1.l. tho first I nco r rec t ln1ertlon o'"ly-. ·~,. • • .. ,/),;,;ine , 5err.ace . :; liii nl-v~ f~ily home <i n pru\le, i~. Beame~ iiv-rni, fo rmal din-rm, pool & lk• play area· fo r active children. 3 Lge BR'S w/pi(v baths, fan1·rm opening ont o pool area. Ne\v exclu- sive li sti ng. ·--OPEN SAT. '& SUN.i 1 :5 . S06 ANGELITA;.'$14,500 . ' ' . . . BETIY A, GRUBB, REALTOR 644-0818 ...._-..;,·,...----~lie] .. General m.E, '1002 .. ' • I I J· I ·• . ' ··-- • ·• SCllAM-LETS'Answers'ln Cluslllc:ollon ~080 . . . . ' .. • '. . MtttkondlM •.••.. ~ ..... ~Mam. fql.Hpmenl .• ., •.•.• f000..9099 .... _.,_ yron...,.-· .... 9100.9099 ~ .. -.... ,._ .... _ ' 1002 . Gony~l .R.E. 1002Goneral R.E • 1002 • $1500 DOWN $29,950 :U.·:;;:'" . THE REAL 1 ''1·1U1."dl., ESTATERS , , • STREEEEE:TCH ! ! ! )'OUl' puJ't..i\ase power Oil this a..•ard winning 4BR, 3SA J\lesa \Vood s marvel!! A faboklus family h o me featuring large pr I v a t l' y11.rd, builtiruJ, p I u s h carpeting, 2 fireplace!l, hua:e family room, fonnal dining, ow.rsiU'd garage!! JUlt !Isled at $61.900. -Submit offer or trade. CAIL &1>8400 ' v. E. 1i...n1 & Co. ........ _ dowd . A small price ...... 1Dpay :ro·~move into a '• • I ' • ... . Mak., in.almost immediate move. Newport Crest la the exciting lownhome community tl\l:t '· . '· • bverttjoks Newport Harbor and the ocean. Big, · bOltf' tpHIOus homes. Re1lden1a' Swim and Tennis ' C9nlif. Ext8rlot mainten1:nce provided, Come - "let u1 ahoW you how you can't afford not to llw at · · Newport Crest. 2·3-4 bedroom residences 0 '''-from SIS,000 I ··;:~~ , Q ~ TOWNHOMEI ., ' rilom"Paclflc Coast Highway , , '·1 ~ '9nd Superior A"tnu• .•• ~ ,·,,·1ntef'llCtton, dtiv• up , •. ~riot to Newport Crnt , • . .t intranct, Salt otnct: ' wU ROboh 'tOurt. Optn ' " Ally 10 A.M. to SuftHt • • ' (71•) 6'.W141, ' , . ' Costa Mesa Area FOUR'BEOROOMS CUSTOM POOL-136000 is tho lull pr1cc1 Th.is 10vftly $ year old p00 l'IOme ·must be seen to be .'IPProcialed. Four bedrooms, custom ltix32'POOI. carpets and drapes thruout. N~w.. no·wax flooring In kitchen. dark toom. and much more Beller hurrv and calll ~!)263 1714) 545-9-491 Fount.1111 V.ill"~ Arf"a VILLA MONTEREY 4 tiuge bd1ms, 2 bethl.. 2000 SQ, ~. , Spadoua 1liling room/d1n1ng 11ea. Pool ailed loC $35,500. VA lo"1 with EZ torms. Juat 3ye.arsnewr (714')54&-1754 GOLF ANYONE? • -----'------! TRANSFER FORCES SALE 4 si>aclous bedrooms 2 full t>alh FUSSY BUYERS , ONL V, PLEASE We don"I ·have enough spaCe here IQ tell ycu aboul this beaul1lul 5 bdrm, 2 bath hOmo. Loadt ol extras, immaculate condition. an \his ollered al $38.000 w11h an assumable 5~% FHA loan. hOme. Huge tamily .room. family S•le kitc_hen. 4. years new. Steps to course. 5% down. EZ 1enns "47,600. (714)968·3371 (714)S46-1754 S20.!500 '' . ' , · CENTRAlA1RCONOIT10N CUSTOM HOME 4 huge bedrooms 2 tun baths, suDtr deluxe carpel. marble t)ntry, an11que m1rr0Jed w1U1 Oii.iS many more eQras. Pneed at $47,000. Cou us now. 118370 546-()022 Tustin Area SECLUDED ABANDONED Cu1torn wilh an exlras. Burglar alarm. Au10o91r door . Huge L. rm. with panoramic v·iew . Huge fam. rm . overl00k10Q 16x38 POOi. Must have oller. C.all now 832~00 FAM·ROOM + OEN t-STUDY H&f P(X)L. DAILY PILOT D S24,b> ' 3 BR. 2 BA. All PQh&hed & sNned llttle doil house. Fanta.stic used brick llreolace. Plentyol laf'ld here to grow vour own vegelables and fruit Pay i1.1t• t19f 1?9f mo. on !his VA' resa:it. M 838-8256 $23.900 2 BR. 1 BA. Mama·s get·•·wav. Sun&hine clean & ready k>t OCC1.11)ancy, lust r~ht !or You renlera to get started. Carpets, a drapes 1hfl.IOU1. Huge kitchen wllh gas· range. Country atmosphere. 184 72 . 838-6256 CLEAN AIR SMELLS FUNNY Bui lot& of ii surrouf'lds this gorgeous • bdrm. hOme wtlh lots ol e•lra room. 2 &h1ning ' ba1hs are included, also nice! carpets t /o w11ri match!ng, drapes. Great used brtck.. lireplace. 5% down on a S29,600 sales price w111 hand-.e II. 19075 . 838·6256 : 1-----------1 Acres · of g~~2 bdtm!I, 2 ASSUME 7% LOAN baths, family. sized kitchen. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION f89G7 (714)5"5-9491.' MISSION VIEJO PUT ON YOUROVERALLS .... POOL HOME MTN. RANCH RETREAT to clean up three bedroom Just !isled, sharp pool tiome. In beau1iful Clevelal'ld Nari beauty and 'fOIJ will ha~• • Rambling Ranch includes fo r mal dining, 4 l1rge bedrooms. l1reP1aoe. lge cov palio overlooking oversized PoOI. Designed for enjoymenl al i l s best . Excellent l1n1nc1ng. Priced lor ouick sale at S59,500. C&H 832-6800. Westm1nsler Ar ea COST A MESA Spacious ttome and iusl 1650 3 latge bedrooms wllh .fofmal ez dining room Ind' 2 full ~s sitting high on a htll 1n 1ove1v . Forest olf Ortega Hiwav f7 4J. beauhlul home for onty SHARP4BDRM SHOWPLACE! down lo lerms.17ft11~ 754 in one of Orange Coun1v·1 This beautiful heme ollors linest areaa. Be there co as· Mission vie1o. Seller an•iOus Just East ol Capistrano $24.500. Hurry al"ld c.-ttl us tor 1/2 ACRE tor Quick sale. 'This hOme with Beach. 2.58 ICf&s, 3 bdrm, 2 details1 • •• -CIRCULAR DRIVE Two slory home on 60x 120 lof 3 baths. family room wuh wet bar. 2260 sa. ~ Shake rool and -super sharp! $55,000 2000 SQ. ti. cl luxuryt Four 7• I · tu.19e bdrms,' 3 baths. shake t------~ .•• -.-----1 sume. ~ oan with paymenls deep oile ca roeflno ts a bath home wit h separate 546-0022' ~st listed this plu&l'I 2800 SQ. decorator's dream af'ld mut.t be studio aot.. t bdrm caretakefs t--------~---1 ft pool home localed in N. roor. ·.carpets and dcape~ r ' . :~:~2~229 per month. c..n lh1uoul. are 1usl a lew of lhe ABANDONED seen lobe appreciated! apt,, 16xi2' POOi. 2 corra,!s1 3 COMPARISON tSOIJR · Tu$.lirt"s mosl elldusive area. · · 586-9000 stalls and tack room. Metro BEST SALESMAN Lge sep. fam. room + den + 171 4)894-0611 lealu1os ol th1s lil'la,hQme. Just POOL ESTATE , 2'"1 yea1s young' and now Secluded 4 bdrm. 2 balh P'IOme ol1ered al only S39.950. on \4 acre lot, SPacious bdrm&, 118439 1714)545-9491 and living areas. Loads of ·extras! EZ a5$Utnable loan. 586-4000 water and landlng strip, In !he past three tl'K'M'lfhs we lorm. dining + 3'h batti + 2 1------------1 t-----------1 heliport available. Potential in-have sold several in 11 .1s much lireplaces.. Designed lor COLLEGEPARK2STORV CRESTWOOD PLANNED come S450. Surrounded wilh desired South Santa Ana area en1erta1nmen1. Magn1licent Super sharp 6 years Old lour LIVING ASSUME VA LOAN giant pines. You must see to for much more than we are grounds.. Also room for bOal &. bdrm, 2 balh, FOJmal din1ng Pool •nd Clubhouse too! En-$246 TOTAL bel~! S 175.000. asking lor !his gorgeous 3 trailer. Call now 832·6800 room, new 90ld $hag carpehng ·-----------1 $29,600. Joy trie Good life IN1 way. PER MONTH 64'6-7711 bdrm. lariulv room home. Only, J------------1 ttttuout. Heavv snake roof a 1714)54&-175'4 $44 ,'500 IOr a sharp 3 This ctiarming3bdrm~2balh S39,900fuUprice.Callusno.w! · VA TERMS stealat S4 7,950! AlfiCONDITIONEDIRVtNE {7141968-3371 'bedroom beauty. C.11 t'IO# for home 1n Laguna Hills is in J-----------i 18557 546-0022 Just listed in Tuslin's leading (71 4)894--0611 ASSUME 7%l0AN •Quick fhOWi ng, bot hUrryl ready. move·•n cof'ldttioO! Cau area. 4 latge bts. Beauhlully t------------- Everyth1ng in this beautilul 1-----------~ 842-4455 las\ on \his beauty! 11 can't las\· FANTASTIC -COMMERCIAL "".'HY MEN STAY HOME... decorated Shake roof, Vacanl. . NEEO 4 BO.RMS? Irvine home means gracious ._ ___________ 1 atprieeandfertnll! INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Ila so coml0t1able he wOn't Priced l or lasl sale at Here s an 1850 sq. It. home lamdy hv1ng! Central atr, full WALK TO BEACH r 586-9000 long e:slablished, heart of want t.o leave it. No yard work M0,985. Hurry. Cati 832-8800 with 4 bdrms. 2 baths. large length oaho. Palos Ver<;1es 2 STORY CHARMER OU PL EX + HOME 586-4000 Buena Park local ion. tiolenlial or maintenance to do in these t------------1 21 •23 lamilv room with stone stone l1rep1a~ and dutch 4' huo-bdnns. 2 batM, large t 78,000 tor a,niee .hOme and plus. Huge tot great linanci,..,., lovely tOWnhomes priced from 4BR -+ FAM 1. la "t I All 1,-". I panel l ed I ·1 • · t-----------1 ·~ 120,000. Two and lh••• G 1rop COlr•a cxwersoneen11re cean. o lo•tS pus an am1 Y room lwo good r~uniltiinexcel-Continuation ol presenl L EPOOl H' 8 ·it o-" "-1 bl 7" VA 1 · h St · ··then t .~•m•.•o hu•-&call--w. 1 ,39~ wa . u1 ·1n 1,...was .. .,r. alf!v assuma e "' oan w11 eP saving "' c . cus om lent Huntington Beach area. YOUNG l::XECUTIVES... welding tius.iness. and retain •7 ..... • • iAJ entrance lo 2 car garage. payments ol only 1242 per decor lhruout. Owner has Acl now .. Of vou may bt too. will IOve lhis lovely 3 bedroom. lndustnal zoning. Otherwise 8 t--------''"--00~·-'~'~ Bes! buy in Tustin, A little 17141894-0511. month! anolher. Prii ed at 138.900. lale!· 2 bath home in best· M1ss1on commercial gold mine! Only llx·ul' and sa11e S 1 ooo·s. #11196 (714)545-949 ! (714)546-1754 84'2-4455 Viejo . c u stom interior S4 7.500, priced below markel. KEEP SLIM& TRIM ... S'MM located on QUlet cul-de-sac. i-----------.. (71 4)978-3371 decorating, close 10 schools, 19049 646-~711 Preny 3 ·bdrm home wllh Near school$ l or dining LARGE CORNER LOT: ... park and recre1tlon center, healed anQ filleted 36' pool. country style kitchen. Huge and spacious 4 bdrm. 2 bath FOUR BEDROOM IRYINE $35.900 FULL PRICE! W_owL .You ... baJQain-l'lunt9'.S· snould really lake a look at this one! 4 bdrms. &hag carpets. 15•25' tillered Doughboy oool included. af'ld much much more. All ol this plus an assumable VA IOan. 118g55 _(71 4) 54'5-g491 Huntington Beach Area DON'T STREAK, BUT RUN ... Jo this S36.000 total l)rice •------------1 home in Hunling'lon Beach! COSTA MESA , POOLHOME This new l1st1ng sure won·1 last long at $4 2.500! Shake root. carpets and drapes thruoul. bu11t·1ns. Custom pool and much more! Atl 1n all, lh1s adds up to 2000 SQ. h. of luxury 1n a pnme Cos la Mesa area. ;t9241 1714)545-9491 Th i!i is a rare item. 3 bdrm beauty onfy 5 yeats old. Good POOi sized lot 100. Call las!. ii can't last! (714)842 ... 455 FOUR BDRM SHOWCASE Large bOnus room 100! It's on a cul de sac with syper sharp landt.caoing. 152,500 i' •------------1 R-l·G-H-T tor !his 2400 SQuare FABULOUS IRVINE loo! beauty! ( 714) 842-4455 Owner •111 consider VA .... ----------·I covered patio af'ld riiany more fireplace & lots of Knotty Pine home 1n good area. New paint decar. Hurry, Call 832-6800 d d t R t INCOME PROPERTY fin.anci"ng. How can you beat. extra leatures for only $"2,500. 1ns1 e an ou . e ngerator S55.000 buys two good tel'I-lhi:;forl41,600? GREAl'ESTOCEANFRONT HurryandcaU<otdetails. 1-----,-Pl-El<-----I inclUOed 1n sale pnce. bell9f tats and:.• .beaury .. .shoP. in_ 586-9000 ~e~v1 WQN_T LAST! . 11at47 _ 5~6:-0022 . ·-·ss:ooo DOWN·· h~r.f'Y.!.~~J ... ~~ ............. _ booming Huntil"lglon Beacfl. ~000 .A hop and a skip to the t------------I Assume •7')1. VA. loan o f {714)894-0611 Thi\ i& shwp property, to httr· t-----------waters edge lrom this un-146•500_ 5399. mos. Pill. 27 t-----------,W ry! believable tri"'8A. 100 penirt-~~R~~~~~~~~ yrs. Income $640 mos. No FOURPlEX-560.000 842:""'455 • LAKE FOREST RANCH sula location! Gteal POlttnlial. able to af!Ofdth&~ind of home vacancy. Bultt-ins. Great Each uliit oflers lwo bedrooms. J------------1 Thia ttorne otfefa so many UDgraded, nearly new. Submit herdaughterdesired. butcorne return. Good shelter. Call now 2 baths. Exc,eUent investment,. SOL VISTA 4 BDRM Walk to Huntington C."t., Rea i ot11I •hopping o'n Edinger. Thia sutier aharp home ia priced RIGHT at 1.4 0,000. The owner haa sho.n real pride ot owner· ship, so hurry, ii can·t last!· 842:-4455 e•tras. we cannot list them au yoor ollers on ttiis beach front k>ok at this 3 bdrm 2 bath 832-6800 income lo oayment ratlO 10 here. 4 bdrms. 2 ball'ls. tarnity beauty. Askiog 5212·000· beauty priced at just 129.900. t------------1 yearsold,excellentconcllllon. 18528 ' 646-7711 H ~A" II 'I t 49R +40ATH {714 )894·0611 room. formal dil'ling room, all .d2'l2 ..... ca .won t ~~6-oo22 VIEW SB4.500 on one level. Fully air Ideal for maid's apartmenl or col'ldiUoned wilh humidifier, in-laws if necessary. Formal e;i:tra large yard and located on 3 BED PLUS POOL .NEED TO SELL YOUR dining. Breathtaking view. 2 · cul de sac. We squeezed if all localed in desirable Eastside . HOME.JN A HURRY? , Huge fireplaces. Vacant & into a tiny price of 15 1~~ eosta Mesa lenced yaid ad-Even it yau're behind in vour owner anxious. can 832-6800 S86--4000 ded family room new cari>ets. paymen1s-, give us a can lor a 8 + ACRES Won't las!. Only 137,500. Clll faslcaSh-outevatu.ation. NEAR TUSTIN CUSTOM HOME·536.500 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. sef on huge 101. Lath & plasier conslruction. hardwood tloors. and many frud 1rees. garden and lovely landscaping. Better hurry! &48-7711 54'6-0022 Secluded estate. 4 minutes 1714)894·0611 S ' • -----------''1------------l trom Ne'lfl1H)rt freeway. 4'200 •-----------·• UPER CALIF. CLASSIC!! I' sQ. If. ..,., b .. hs. 2 masler 1 -Beautiful a bdrm slarter home ATTENTIONYETER.t.NS! OOUBLEFfREPLACE SOL VISTA 11 h ,.~bl ( su~tes,oamermwithwetbar. just 100 yarda from Lovely You aven .....,..,.,, a e O TWO STOAYEXEOJTIVE LIVINGBOOM& 20x 2 2 lam. r oom. Pool . 4'BEOROOM +-2BATH Lake'HuntinQlon, and on a-cut stretch your. budget 1o buy a Super spaciOus 5 bedrooms in FAMILY ROOM . Private rd 1-,,,e entry. Musi be Super family nome. Move in de aac-100! Sailing al'ld fishing home, YOU must lff thia N9wporl with formal dining This home'boasls 3 Queen size sotd. Cal! now 832·6800 . condition. 1650 SQ. h. ol hvlng. are close to tiome here. Call .. charming.2 .bdnn hide-awav in room. Plus large lamity room bedroom• '2 ba1hs Oius many. i-,-------.----·I space, VA or f'HA 1efrM. 01'1\Y AIR CONDI TIONED $34,450 FULL PRICE This beaulilu1 2V1 year oJd home sparkles \1ke new. New shag carpets ll<trough-out. Central air condi11on1ng, and a greal FHA 7'!?% Joan w11h pavments of S220/monlh just wa1!1ng 10 be assumed. Beller hurry and call. 545·9491 .uanowlol'de\ails! st&ePY San Joan Capiltf8rto. a.-;t ,wet bar. A beauty. Call many extras. All terms · WHYSIT&~ATCH $39000 for inlormalion cal\ 1-----------,-1 842...W" N9 d6wn lo Yets, and total. nOw lo see. M&-7711 avallabte. A'-0 kM in1erest ..;..:.... . . G ..,,; pSvment ol just 1230 nar t-----------I F~ loan .., ... be. assu--..,.IVCl"s. 1nteres1 increase. el SWING A MOP SAVE A LOT FIVE BEDROOMS ALL TERMS You bargain hunters had better get our your moos. brooms. af'ld buckets and call us on ttus one.' Do a hflle clean up and vou'll ha11e a home that you'll be proud of. Call now and ask about lisllnQ. #9401/5"5-94'91 FIVE BEDROOM CALIFORNIA RANCHER .. -:..., nth• ~ 000 .. ._ "-offtthat1oouch and come see !l9079 898-13561 VASPECl,111.L ' 1------------lmo · 1$k!ng t 35, ·' this 'beautiful 'moclel ttome.1-------------This One is really ready·for you! 586-9000 ,..ANORAMtC·OCEAN VIEW t'r951 564-0022 :m:tm's right. with all Theo exiras 3 bdrm home. ahd-now is the ~000. New home under comtruction 1-----------~ nicluded. Converted garage, TWO STORY SHOWCASE • BEDROOM PLUS FAMJL VROOM time lo buy. Use •your VA on l----------.--t 2400 SQ. ft. 4 bedroom, 2~ air-condilloned, 3 pa1ios. lhis oood buy al 125.500. · bath. All wood 1 class. Com&!" NOTHINGSCHEAP profe$sionally decorated Beller be Quick or"'yOu will be 3 BOAMS &FAMILYRM. Ult 25 ti, Bridge entry decks. On todays mar11el, bur talk is 1n/oul, we! b'3r. 4 huge loo lalet . This SP•cious ho--in ~'I••• 77 1 , FREE. l ets gel together and bedrooms. PriCed to sell al S51.500 I 2400 SQ. II . of lu•urious living/ on a cul-de·sac kl!. Excellent scl'IOols & neighborhood. can. tor de!ails, (714)5-ID-51 40 ""' '""':.''" • 1 ialk about lhe-beautiful S38.000. Lel'sS10! exclusive Mission Viejo townhouse buys-we have·lrom #8738 838-6256 LAKE SIDE LIVING S39,000 sieis a 2Wyear old 3 br Cal classic. W11lking distance to lake Huntington. Fish1ng and sailing. Beller hurry on !his Qne. Call 1,600 SOUARE FEET OF HAPPINESS This beaufi1ul 4 br Sol Vit.11 Is only S40,000. an· excellent buy in today's m.ntet. Walk, to Huntington Cenler · Snotls. Its ready 10 be vour hOme. ·Call 842·«55 ·neighborhood offers 2 baths 120 ooo and separale family room. No · ul), BE1.-UTIFUL dOwn to Vets ortowdowntefms TIRED OF RENTING 546-0022 126,500 4 BR 2 BA LAKEFOAEST loall.Only $3ti,900. can us 1oday -We can save 1-----------·I Huge Calif. adobe with This homehasasupefbvtewol 586-9000 you money &. hassles. t;tJJGEFAMILYROOM modern update in everyway.1------------1 :~m~k~i;~~ ~~~:; ,586--4000, ~~~r~'!! fin~~:n::ai:::. ALLEY ENTRANCE IN BACK ,M0o0•me ~~s~do8ndi&lio0n.01~oLsu~~ F~UD~ ~~~~M- u d 1 Localed near major shopping " famdy room pgrade t-----------1 ca11646· 711 1 ~-· ~•den• w/towering trees. S330CXI S . center, reewavs. scr1VV1S and · throughout with lovely paniSl'I ..._..ient kitc:hen lor mom & Ne-paint -~ ......... ca•pel, •-----------·I cilurches. This 3 bedroom 2 ... .,.. .. ,..,. ... .,.....,, tile entry. all seCal on a QUiet·cut OCEAN VIEW-4-PLEX 1 bath super sharp home can be lols of bdrma tor lhe kids · Walled in \ront patio for de aae strtel 11 now. Best buy in units Wtl! ha'lesefn. ONLY $33.500 bought for only 135,000• Hurcy Seller wlll pay your closing maximum privacy. Seller musi 58&-9000 New building otters lirsl owner 3 bedrooms 2_ baths modern &call. ~•on FHA u VA. Can sell now. Gorgeous home jn !>B~~ tax advantage. Superb 1t11ew kif.Chen. Nice family l'IOme in '-----~,__:•_•:6-002.:.::':_lr'-"_78~':::-:::::-'.:"::".~8:367·_6_'5_•_1 beautiful area. beaulilul den. & t----------'"-~ from all units. Fully cart>eted. Costa Mesa. Near shopping, t 116280 89&-135"f draped.Ind landscaped. Shows Owner will exchange for 129.900 3 BR 2 BA QOOd return at a tow price of ranch, Can now 64s.7711 SUPER DELUXE G th VA1SPEtheClAVLt .t" no $99,000 4 bedroom home looated in an Doll house near the gteat sec. NEW PAINT rea ome or e · w1" 586-9000 1-----------·I e•clustve lami1.,. neighborhood of town. Sharp & clean, nice down !'aymenl. 3 bdrms .• 2 58s-4ooo near park, freeways. schOols & neighborhood. \Viii go VA or INSIDE & OUT balhs and large family room, EMERALD BAY BEAUTY Shopping. Call now to see. FH-'. savs the setlfr or submil -4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH Spacious master bdrm. suile. 1------------1 Exclusive priva1e beach tennis 546-00:22 the new 5% down program. S31.950 1 119021 898·1356 S37,500FULL PRICE This home is beauli!ul. Just a lew ol this lovely homes leatutes are: shake rool. sep. dining room. bu11!·1n range &. oven. flag stone fireplace carpets & Clfapes. thruou1, covered patio, dishwasher hardwood floors and much, much more. Call 545-949 1. New c'arpeting and drapes courls, .and pools. Huge 1------------1 Are you qualilied?Call now. Sharp, sharp house on Bigt I-----''------~ lhro.ughout Total price T EVEW master su11e. ocean view. YESTERDAY'S PRICE Jtf5Q 838-6256 corner IOI . Room ror boat or S36,950 and Just waiting lor .l~m 1 bea'~tii~I adutt Bes! buy 1n this area. Appl. TODAY-124,900 1-----------·I trailer. FHA loan can be as- voul communitv Costa Del Sol 3 only,CaUtoday646-77t1 Forthis lovely3bedroom 11h TREAT YOUR WIFE sumed with payment s ol 558.._s.~. bdrm 2 bath tiome is elegant. •-----------·I bath l'IOme wilh assumable VA to this fantat.lic deal. You s24&. Beau1iful home in ex· 4 PLEX INVESTMENT S 70.000 total pnce for line tax 1------------1 shelter with S660 gross rent ....,.,,., Close to recreation center and •· 71/J% loan. Hurry and call. won'! need much money lor cellent area. Call for ~~~~ hobby center. Leisure hving at HARBOR VIEW HOMES 546-00:22 lh1s beauly, 3 Queen s11e 11 OLD ENGLISH CHARM 6 MONTHS YOUNG TRANSFERRED OWNER MUST SELL l'he o wner has been in this beauhlul new home just long enough l o upgrade it beauhrully. Everything lrom the Cape Cod e•tenor to lhe spacious interjor SP&lls charm. t-----------·I itsbest.Hurryonlhisone! lmmaculale 3 bedroom or 2 1------------1 bdrms with 2 lu•uriou:s. balhs. 586-9000 bedrooms &. den 2 full balhs. Full price is 531.950 with 5% RANCH ... WfTl'i 58&4000 Formal dining room. Large 3 .~~~~:Rg~fyARr~m. ~~w~ ~ C:7 ~o~~ ~etbu; ROOM fOSPAEAO l------------1 patio w1tn BBO. Trailer ac· hardwood llOOfs. fireplace. appointment. This largeranchslytehomeh.as cesa. Many builder extra'9 · J9839 838-6256 Just been listed·and seller says SPACE...... free land won'I last. Call now .bu Ill-ins and localed in a ' 1 the k · thl 2300 54•771 cul-de-sac across lrom park. 3 BR + F~Mll y ROOM he is mo"1ng! Large yard' tor s ey word 1n s sq. ""' 1 Onlv $25.500. AU terms S2•.950 3 BR 2 BA _VACANT_ yaur children with cozy family tt. 4 bdrm Aegean Hills beautv available call now. Art POiished & shined doll room, lrreplace and even a wet with lamily room. lormat dining t-----------1 17~6 546-0022 house. Faniastlc used brick Move in immediately 'tor lesa 1 bd d . ., bar! rooM, arge mas!er rm .. an fireplace. Plenrv of land here than 13,000. Completely 586-9000 covered patio. ToSGeis lo buy! 1------------1 fo grow your own vegetables Excellent property .. Only 3 years old. Call uPgraded thruout. Home also 586-4000 586-9000 ; SPLASH, SPLASH, SPLASH and lruil. FHA resale. Call Call 54'5-949 1 features sl)arkling iacuui to 586-4000 •8586 836-6256 l l------------I enjoy in l he privaey ot your t-----------il------------I Wo4ld you believe a 3 • k d Call 897-0'"1 bedroom 2 bath hOme l)!us own ac y1r · ""' ramily room with built-in POOi STIRS THE IMAGINATION MANSION The d1clionaiy dellnes a man· son as a ··stately house ... This ' b19. bOld. beau11fur mansion is an ol Iha! 800 s.a. It. Mas1er bedroom w11h a balcony. 3 balhs. one a roman tub, 3 car garage. fireplace, spnnklers. famllV room plus den. 4 , bedr ooms, b•g lot. pa110, t.hake roql . playhouse lot' children. Th is home is an , execuhve '"Mansion." Call !or details. ~ 898-1356 \ EASTERN COLONIAL CALIF.SUNSHINE 4BR ·2BATH :.!.--CENTER HALL PL.Afl' t njoy back east two story charm with Cahl. sunshine. The lour huge bedrooms plus family room makes lh1s hOme great for tamily living. Offered at iust $39.950 with 10% dn terms available. Call 545-9491 BUY GI NO 00WN BEST O.C. AREA OCEAN VIEW liiOh on a hill overlookll'IQ the btue PtcUic Ocean. This ttome is tn e•cellent conditioh. with oourme1 kilet'ten. family room a(ld big panrry. Deep shag carpeting lhOughOut. Sale Newport Beach · Irvine Area KIOSGONE777 Tl'le1i this 2 bdrm home 19 lust the right aiz:e-not too much 10 1ake cif8 oft>ut·bfo enouoh I()( granocruiaren Wtien the-v visit. Also has easy care kitehen for Morn and nice covered palio lor• felax1ng,. Asking 532.SOO! loronly,S.27,5007You cal'loller S30.900 PRICE ll'le lerms.sohurryaf'ldcalt. Heavy sh ake roo f wi l h '-----------·I ,,8117 ~6-0022 towering trees sutrOUnd !his 3 r ............. • 1:'.11\ ..t~•~r· fl! 1 n • :.:11.:iill• ..... ,.. .... 11foMn-• "~""'~ rt•,~l -~•Jiii t1•1~$00 ·-;'.l;>il N S11r.Co"~l!MI 11•1111·1~8 1 tt•r11l ·$r!o0 -f9.lt•[•\1f'!(l,.t" :;>lllt2"-9~.'6 11 4'623 3161 ._..., .. -112IUL•P.allf'•A~ ~1316!!0·~11 1 llU~l7'21~ ~:1,*"1 1'1cou111S1 7131J.••·&~O n •1"$-<ll12 ~m..516111St•Ht 111113~~1 .. 116/~1.0111 co·,....._ 1 f90 Hf!llQI 8 1v(I '''·~•!1£1•91 11•1~•>(14M See lhia imrl'lacul at-e 3 Dedroom home In Orange County's finest area with one ot !he finest &ChOoi 'district•. 8eaullfully landscaoed and lastelully decorated. Call 897· 0321 . VOllA NEAREST WALKER & LEEOfFICf IS C~•,•·LO\ Al1,..ilH \.-Stle"·ltl•ltf •no11t 3 1 ~,!f~ILO$Al~IPUIO'I • 1•1 LOf'I08_•Kl'l61vCI 1 1J1•lJ·l!rfi.& :!1)1121·••21 :1 •1~~1·1113 7131•?•~'1• =··• ....... All11t1 F~Vl .. f ......... 11J •38rool>.l'lu•SI 713/!of&.440) 114/!>lfo•I F/,4 l!t.l/~21~1 1t "'9e8-33 71 th.iotlYl9je•rTf .. ,., .. ll(t!'I 0'3'61 El·Ta<of\4 t /18W 0•1"11~.rwt! ''''*-4000 11"'1811-15"' -·-=: ............ 11!oOI So..1t10too'llolr!;I n1cht1011•'t' , • .,~t-11$3 lt 4t~M.& 11•1»0<11991 11.a~1111 --.......... ttll 76117 (<ll!IQ•' Ayt11Ut 11.a18•7·•·~~ :021 Ml"'"" ..... 11•~3~,~~o ,,. •1'°601 11••'40 ~l •O _..... ...... ,,,. ~ ..... ...: .. l•!i096ot!tll '!Ot'ff• f>0.'1 &~t\· ... t~\11!' 71)/t&(l.0811 11•rn1.0J21 11U!o73.3.1&8 UMMf••INI . ~Yoll1•w• 331 N H,.&ot.\I t-1~1 "8$N 1.,.!M\lh•1 .01~ :ll169"1-l7.a1 11.&1'31'6110 ,,..,,,..2192 0-111-Porl.._ , __ 76)1 N011'1"""'4"''' Ad • 100 e.-i1ft¢>ott P'af!Hu-tnl ::'1Jl•21•'4al MIWlll~I ~,-·--.&9"11l,P.-MI~ 131'=""""'''' 2131111).3)0) 11•1 !SI 114(~1 ·1110 priCe 167,soo. • ""°'"-- 586-9000 586-4000 <!~I$ Hlwlll(lr<llt 111>0 ., .)<'41 ·1S$4 Pllc ....... ,,_l ..... ;ro.l[ TOtfltLll>Ct181VCI "'•"""" 11•1tt•·••10 ~,.,... .... IOIUll!~ ,, •. '68,·31:)(1 71 4,'ll~IJIO flh. ...... ~ 1360ll--"'ll!lfA"9 11.a.-68).)030 --11.)l~IPOIGt 11..,~.00~1 ,_ 1 1~•0("'''"' .,..._, .. , 11Ull14IOQ ·-131~1 R<t<!U<!I Avet!uot 71tJ&38·6}~6 --~ '°°' w.""'"'*' f!llloCll l14tt94'0tll ...,,..,"!M~ .... t-lfiolll'l'9 1612)ltll•"Ol ... U Rel. J131t•l·111• 1.,,,.,,,11 • I II .. °"""""' l•trS M.iit'*MrA'l't J'~t-7312 '''"""eoo EASTSIOE COST A MESA l o./e1y Quiel neighborhood. 3 bdrm$, 2 baths. •nd family room. Brg IOI, hard to find prooertv. Very des!rab!G area 100. S4J,g5o. won't last! 646-7711 54&-0022. THINKING ASOUT A REAL ESTATE CAllEEH? Step up to Walker & Lee! You can move up to a career in lhis dynamic industry where achievement and earning prospects are among the highest. Walker & Lee will asslsl y0u in providing a training program which w ill give you the technical competence necessary tor a successful sales career. Special program for unlicensed applicanls! Call us Monday-Friday 9:00-4:00 (7141776·9350 (Orange County) ( 213) 589· 7362 (Los Angeles) (213) 596-2791 (long Beach) bdrm doll house. Well planned •style with you 1n mind. Used FREEBUAGLARALARM brick lireplace . L ois o l With !his super sharp ham• panelling. Realty and truly • located in tne hear! of Orange lovely home. Seller has County. Priced lo sert 'lor onlr agreed to sen FHA and GI, S47,500,Huriyandcallnow. whal l'l'IOre could ycu ask lor? #8Q3.4 546-0022 t.11 now to see this one. J9799 838-625ti 4 BEDROOM PlUS DEN-S29,995 Located on e11.rra targe lot with avoeado and various lru11 trees. Huge covered Paho, work shop +n garage. Cati tor deta1lt.. 118839 898·1356 FREE MARKET EvALUATI 00 "°~ ,r>CI ... "'"'' yOt/I "°""' ·~ ~~l'I O" lolJ.ioy ~ "'lf•OI, You ...... I'~ ~'"""'t'O ~I ~·" "~"' ""''" •1»1\V v~ .. ~ ..... '·' ••!•1 ... r .. 00 11 ll'i~ 0, b•ot'l{I '" ti'I" t.l<t~•C)!" bot'~"''" a~~ Watun & l"' o'"•'" ,<)< l:>i'llt:" yel l.Jrl "~'"' w, ti ~cl •" .o lll)on\1""" I •' 1 cOtl'oe ,.....""" ll'llfO ~l\Qc~ oi o~ihoft ..,·l\alooe..+r "°" °"" •! l<l 'l'Oll'&ell 10 toM our ' 111,... ...... ,,_., .. ~ ·"~ ............ .._......,... ....... ii ..... _ ............. hlo .. .,...., .._ • I I ' ! : . . • • ' ' • ! , ' ' . . • l ~ ~ i I t It GAILV PJLOl Sunday, June q, lq74 • Gener•I R.E. 1002 Gener•! R.E. 1002 ! General R.E. 1002 _2•neral R.E, 1002G1nerAI R.E. 1062 Gener•I R.E. :=======1~~~~~~ 1002 General R.l. 1002 Gener1I R.E. 1002 OUR BUSINESS IS HELPI NG PEOPLE LIVE BETTER HARBOR VIEW HOMES J,ovc ly 3 bdrn1. & rainit y r1u. ho111e: up graded l\1on:ic·o 1noctel. Brick & ce n1ent patios. out· .i;:icle lighting; beautiful land~ca plng. ll an dy to the gre.enbc lt . Price only $69 .500. $5400 PRICE REDUCTION!! ... on this love ly ''E-Plan" co ndo1ninium. Located in the original Bluffs, with l\·1t. & greenblet view s. Lge. enclosed patio & court- yard entrance. 3 Spacious bdrms. & family rn~. 2Yi ,Baths. Price now only $69,500. Own- er s anxious! OUR 25111 Y • R BAY AND BEACH B75-3000 2407 E . CDAl5T H W Y C ORONA DEL MAR 'J)Oll<!I' FI NEST HOME IN THE AREA. FABU LOU S VIE W UNSURPASSED DUALITY ·5700 SQ. FT. OF E LEGANCE ASKING $345,000 PACIFIC REAL ESTATE HARBOR VIEW HOMES Lovely 4 llUt·m, 12 bath home, ".l'r9t land· sc,ped. tall trees. brick . & Ivy. ·Carefully ma int ai ned by professional!!. Beautiful In': tcriors designed b~· Cannel &' Chaffin wilh large co untry kictben. Ftunily·rm. Spacious sep. Oinjng·rm and sunken l..i ving·r1n1 many extras, all in n1int condition. $78,900. SPYGLASS HILL Fantastic vie\v of ocean, harbor & city lights from this beauti"fu\ly landscaped, handsomely deccrated 4 Bdrm. Family 1·n1. hon1e \\•Ith ::;uperb amenilies thru out. $169,500. Fee. HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2 Beautiful 2 Bdrm, Den homes, both on cul de sac streets both on Fee land, both prof. landscaped. Each n1ust be seen to realize the exceptional values. 569,500 & $71.950. 640-1120 : ;G;;•;;";•;;";;l;R;·;E;;. ;:;;:;;I 00;;;2;;;G;••;•;•;•;;I ;;R;;. E;·;;;;;;;;;;l;00;2; 1649 Westcliff Or., NB i;<!..~···~·~···ljiR,.~E~. ~--1-00~2-G~•~n~••'"-l~R~.~E~. --~1~00_2_ 1 * CORONA DEL MAR * 0~2-0200 DUPLEX ES -TRIP LEXES $95,500 TO $170,000 CaU us for info. on all hon1es & incon1e pro- perties in the area. Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644·4848 :rHE BLUFFS OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 FAM ILY HOME 4 Bdrms., 3·baths 354 VISTA MADERA 2200 Sq. Jo~t.-Under $70,000 Exceptional t'OJld. Couple occupied hon1e. ll'atures 11 :::"'"""':"~!"''""~~~...,.,,.-,....,....,...,_.I :\ti ft. living nn .. de<.'Orator General R.E. 1002 :tppl's.-full length rovcrl'll _______ ......:.;; General R.E. 10021 l'icw drt·k oH 3 bdrn1~.; BUY A WARRANTY HOME PANORAMIC CANYON VIEW , sh~ltl'red paHo. incl. Ult-in SOMETHING I ,.. BB Q :. "'"'·" wallpapered. Tlus honl!' HI SPECIAL? barely usC'<I &. realisticall)' HERE IT IS! '''""' " 16 """'· JEFF BRIERY, REAL TOR BALBOA PENINSUl:A POINT Location & price 'vill alwa,ys be a prime prerequisite in reaJ estate purchases. This home will be open for sho\ving Sat. & Sun. 'This very charrning Cape Cod home is on the corner of "l\l" SL & Seville. lt is lo· cated l 1h blocks fro1n lo.le boat launching ramp. private & public bay beach & 2 blocks fro1n the ocean. It is S35,000 under any house a'•aile ble for sale on the point! The house has 2 bdr1n s .. den. l·balil. forced air heating, open bean1 ceilings, frpl c. & lots ol' \.\'OOd charm. ready for clever decora- tion . and this is really so'mething-the seller 'viii carry a 2nd T.D. at a \ov.' interest rate, enabling the buyer to have an overall in- terest rate at way less than currept. An in- vestor should be enticed to look at this one! Li sted at $7~,500. (\~lhat \\'ill th e price be next year??) 2100 SEVILLE OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.5 JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 675· 1337 Co1'0na del ~lar at 1rs best. 'Lai·ge TCn·azzo Tiled £nt1y. BeHn1ed Foyer. Tastefully deroralcd in neutral tones. 5 B!'droom);, ~ Baths. 2 f irepaces, Large fa1nily Roorn, Hug!' -Huge lot 111•fth elegant Pool and Rl'dl\'OOd ~C'k Pl.US Large Gardl'n. Call 171-ll ~. VALLEY RE,\LTY. "'"~"~''"" ,, .... ,, ... ,. Fabulou~ 4 Bedroom. 3 Bath. Pool hon1e in Cameo Short's 11·ith an everlas!ing viMv lrom thC' Jetty to Palos \1£>n:I~. Fonna! entertaining and S emi -Forma l entertaining on lhe star studded patio and really Informal C'n!erlainment in lhC' unique F un House built 01·rr 1111d 111'0und the pool, ,\ ('hQi('{! of 11"<'1 bars and kitchens. OR -u!>C th!' ~~ * Balboa Bay Properties * av!"ilablc lla11·aiian .replica •NORTH TUST IN• pr1vaf!' beach. J ust listed a! I S\54,000. DO~'T :\IISS THIS 1/l tt.('i·e p~i;t igious ('slnt!' in NEWPORT HEIGHTS ! \'.\LLE\' Kl \LI' o 8l"V l""AOA,~t C:ill 673--8550. ~L HuhC'rt's \\'oods of No. COSTA MESA I FIXER-UPPER? 0Pf}l '1t e . IT'S FUN ro BE N/C£' Tuslin. \\'alls nf glass S('llln'<H(' 1his ('nte11ainers 2-2 Bdrm homes 3 BR .. 2 ba .. _\v/fam. ®I pi1rrulise from 2 <.'O\'<•ml \Vil! trade f ~ , • patios. o\·crl?<Jking lu.sh $4:>,000 CaJJ 67-7060 1 r1n .. 2 rplcs. X I n t ... ,.{'"''"''' ~ .... f"'"'"' i::r1rtlens IC'ftd1ng !o an ~-1 Heights loc . $49,500'. •I cnorn1ou!I rrysl~l p oo l , :642-7491. ,.. ~ - ...JJ,,infinglon SCENIC WATERFRONT GEMS SHARP-4 bedrooin, 3 bath. l year ne\v. Lu sh carpeting and drapes thruout. Dra- matic v.1ater view . !\'laster suite has fire- place and deck. Bedroom & bath do''"n. Panelled family room. Kitchen overlooks v.'aler. 58' Frontage on Lee side. Asking $159.50<!. ENJOY-your su mmer vacation all ye ar in this fabulous l1omc , 97 ' on \Valer. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths. Fan1ily room , 2 fire· places, island cooki ng center in large kitchen. J\'lany extras. $175,000. OFF WATER JEWEL -Far above or- dinary, 3 or 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, large family room \\'ith fireplace. TaslefuU y decorated, 3 car garage on pool size lot. $97,500. For Further Information on Above Hom es Call: Shirley Sherman OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY /SUNDAY 1·5 4031 MIST RAL DRIVE Just listed, pool hon1e. 4 Bedroom, bath , lovely la rge family room, separate dining room. For Information Call : Pegg y Welner OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY/SUNDAY 1-5 3862 SI RIUS DR IVE \Vaterfront beauty with pool and dock. E><tra large lot. Ex tra good value at $1'15.000 . For Information Cell : Wiima Fitts OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5:30 4211 SILL IMAN DRIVE • Just listed, come and see this luxurious, decorator furnished charmer. Spectacular raised living room v.·ith elegant card pit. Gour1T1et kitc hen, separating a formal dining roo1n and ,yarm famil y room. Plu5 maid's room and bath do\vn. Ow ner's 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on second floor . Lo\\' nla intcnance t>hrubbed yard . I For Information Call: Jack Landef•ld Huntin9ton Harbour Realty 4241 W1 rner Ave., H.B. 846-0641 111·11terfall, rlog ya.rd and al--------- side yard fur trlr or boa.I. I---------OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S This fully air conditioned 3 337 Westbrook Pl. BH hon1e leatures i.mpor1ed ,; \\·nu . cot·crin~: .1 u ~ h College P<trk . C.M ... in c.erpellng, eJ>:qws1te h11:ht1ng a nice ngighborhood . 4 fixtures and e Gourrne1 ·~ BR f d & De-l i ghl k ite.hen ., am. rm,. stu y · 111•/abundanee or storag~ & pool. $46,900. 55~8800. Contact your R e a I t o r NOW ... Irreplaceable 2 3-BR 2 ba. units 'v/ocean view ; I'> blk to-beech & shop. ping. $119.500. 67;;.7420. n11es1 ot cooking a ppli antts. m REALTORS Ul 18251 E. Santa Oara At•e., regarding "lultiple Listing 5 Local Offices To Serve You No. 26552-74 or Donald ~t.l""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""''""~I Bird. Realtors at 832-SMO G t RE 1002 G t RE 1002 SPANISH! ••••• . . •••" .. BEACH ! POOL Spani!lh. ranch! Close to beach. NE\\' C U ST 0 "1 POOL!'. Rllised entry . L;irgc forn1nl living roo1n. Separate f11m!ly r oom . Home n1n kC'rs k 1 f C" h ('l'I . Ilc.11cd custom pool 11•uh S\l'l'ep! Scch1ded master iouite. Fan1ilv size d IX'd rooms. VE.RY CLOSE ·ro BEACH. Take advaptage call ~767. OPEN rll'. JT'S FUN ro BE NIC£1 [If ~ SNAP IT UP!:! Concept INTERVIE\VING for tv1elve top saJes people. J\tlu st be experienced , productive and have cooperative attitude. Exceptionally gener- ous commi ssions split plus terrific profi t sharing program. The finest location in New- port ·Beach, "The Estate Realty Building", corner of New port Center Dr. & F"araJlon . Individual offices for sales people. For confidential interview, call Gordon Hone y, President.673-1518 or Bert Reed y, Manager 640-1120. Surfside Peninsula Duplex~1 ~'""'""""'""'""'""'""'""..,'""'""'"",...'""'""""'" Roomy O\\'Tlers unit: Paini Corona d el Mar 1022Corona del Mar 1022 and minor repair.~ l'ICqul l'Crl. I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;; , \Yon't last at S74.CXlfl·Submitl • your offC!r. * PROUDLY WE OFFER • • . * C'.\LL 6-l?i.8400 9 f :S £ V'l\fi .'J U:1 1 4 New listings-Qua li ty Duplexes-Quality renters V. ~:. I lo\\·11nl & t:O. 11ro1 i:-n.. ........ View Hon1~· un1\er $100.000. P1•11in Point 4BR. 11·/400' master suilr. $95,00). Owner 111·ill help fi1111J1cc. OPEN Sat/Sun 1-5:3{1 2173 East Ocean Blvd . I-In! Plnchin Realtor 67:;.4392 27Z7 E. Coa~I H11-y, CDi\I High Rent Getting You Down? 22S.225'h MARGUERI TE-$84,500 426-4261/, ACACIA-$78,950 600.600'/2 ACACIA-$79,500 718-718 1'> ORCHID-$79,sto For app't to see, pleese call: . . RACHELLE ROBERS, REALTOR 3333 E. COAST HIGHWAY CORONA OEL MAR 675-237.3 for Action ••• Call 642-5678 Invcis: "' )'Ollr o 111· n IC1\\'1\l'()mf'. $'21 ,0(XJ for theSC' r~=grrs-..,,,,,,.------------::"'-""' ~paclous21)(.'(lrooni.2hn1h, ·~.. STAR GAZEKllit.._7 nduh Cr>ndominiun1. $11)jf\. ... 11 , 1 1, H 1~ 11 r 1, Dow/\, payn111nts less 1h11n , •••II r•c11L BrokC'r 836-4200 .. r;i:. ~AJ 1 ~ ....................... ~-' , • .:1 .. ~'" .. -SWEEPING-VIEW ':::j~ ll;i ESTATERS. EASTSIDF. $3--1,900 • ' . . ·~ ·~ ·. . ·• ~1 11 ... If" !I • ' • o~r ,,,'.,/, .. U~t)!••a · Sl /~·'9·1t , c•,11co•M DIC ll -' l~" rt\-{.~ J.• 4l 1; 62!1 :.a 7J ~.) ~~'.J • . . . . OUTST.NDl!IG BUY Lovely 2 bdrm home on lh ucre. \Vith roon1 for added units. t-la s nun1crous trees. Ex· cellent investment opportunity. $51,500. Call 54().1720. y APPALOOSA IN THE RANCH Beautiful 4 bdrm with 3 baths. Fan1il y rn1, dining rm, \Vet bar. Big back yard with red brick BBQ . Patio , 3-car garage. $57 ,950. Call 644-8750 . DO YOURSELF A FAVOR , A1~d inspect thi s large 4 bdrm, 2 bath ho1ne. \V1th fa1nily rn1, fireplace, all 1nodern kitchen. immaculate park·like landscaping. $47,500. Call 540-1720. NEWPORT HARBOR Executive 4 bdrm. 3 bath home just steps fron1 the priva te beach & n1arina. Ji'a buloul:i chef's kitchen, fireplace. Lovely Bay Shores area. $69,900. Call &14-8750. OWN ER MUST SACRIFICE Needs an immediate sale on this beautiful Eastridge 2-story. With 4 bdrms, 3 baths. Formal dining room, family room. sewing room . Sho,vs like a dream! $57,500. Call 54-0-1720. CORONA DEL MAR Tren1cndous conte1nporary Spanish 4 bdrm, 4 bath ho1ne v.'ith ocean vie\v & walking <lis· tance to the beach . Hu ge floor pl an with fa n1ily roon1, for1nal dining roon1 . $186,000. Call 6448750. Costa Mesa 2955 Harbor Blvd. Newport B1111ch 600 Npt. Ctr. Or. 540·1720 644-B750 General R.E. 1002Gtineral R.E. 1002 * * CAMEO SHORES * * NEW USTIN'G Sweeping ocean vie\v·; exceptionally lge. pa· tio area ideal for ent ertaining. Call for app 't. to view. Offered at $114 ,000 . LAGUNA-NEW WORLD Excellent value in 3 bdr1n ., 2 ba. condo. with all th e a1nenities upgraded. Assume existing 7 ·1. loan. for only $150 a 1nonth. ic incl. PITI. Offered al $32.500 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Custom decorated, 4 bd rms., 3 ba .. dining rm. & fa mily rm. Best area, you o'vn the land, o[fcred al $87.500 BROAD MOOR TURTLE ROCK Outstanding family home on quiet cul de sac ; 3 lge. bdrms., dining rm. & view! Ready to go al $58,900. Incl. land, CORONA DEL MAR OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY Cute 2 bdrm. + guest rm ., on R-2 Jot. rdeal to live in or for investment. Offered at $69,950 BLUFFS-ON BUDGET Ne \vl y decorated Trina model ; 3 bdrms., 21h bath s, lge. patio. Clo se to Corona de\ !Viar High School. Offered at $61 ,900. "-"' '"' · CORBIN·MARTIN, INC. ~'21 REAL TORS 644-7662 ~ 11 Corona del Mar General R.E. 1002Gen.r•l R.E. 1002 THE BEST IN BLUFFS PANORAMIC VIEW-3 BR .. 21/2 BA. NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING End unit, so beautifully situated on point of Bluffs, overlook ing n1ide. \vide, expansive greenbelt. bay & Mts. This 2 yr. old beauty . on quiet cul de sac, is softly decor. in off. "'hi te. luxurious elegance thruout. l'ant as- tically priced at only !86,500 INCLUDING THIS Vr:RY PRIME LAND. Couple retiring & will carry the 1st trust deed at very lo\v, fa vor.a ble terms. with no points. Rare oppor- tunity-app't. onl y. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-0134 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Paint & MAKE THOUSANDS. Two 3 Bedroom Units. New list· ln9. BETTER HURRY! C a 11 645-0303. FOREST E. OLSON INC A COLDW ELL BANK ER COMPANY 2299 HARBOR BL VO., 645-0303 HOMES OPEN 1·5 THIS AFT ERNOON See The1e UN IQUE Fe1tures: Clever and colorful decor! fantastic patio and plantings. 3 bdrn1s, big faml\y roo11\ ln liarbor View lfomes. Jj r.:ted nt $72.500. Sec Vergilene tlull at 1818 J>orl \\/heeler. Nen•port Beach SN The1e UNIQU E Feature1 : 5 bdr1ns, atrium model, really, realty clean. firepl aces in master bedroon1 and family room. Only !S69,500. See Nancy Simmons at 2053 F1a- 1niugo, in l\·tesa Verde. See These UNIQUE Featutes: Conversation corra l, bedroo1n bridge, skylight and n1odern kitchen .in this 4 bdrm t\vo story. Brand new al only $86,500. See Peggy Spiess a t 2207 Wind\\•ard Lane, Ne\vport Beach See These UNIQUE Features: Bran d ne'v at the entrance to Baycrest! 4 bdr1ns, at rium entry, forn1al dining and a pool size. fee loL Only S87.500 in Ne v.'port Beacl1. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 2131 Santiago. Newport Beac:h See Th•se UNIQUE Features: A spectacular Back Bay ''iC\\', \vind proteclecl patio and 3 bdrms 'vi th exciting decor. Hluffs condo1nin· iun1 at $87 ,500. Sec J\Iarll yn Shuff <it 340 Otero, Ne\\•port Beach See These UNIQUE Features : Fantastic view, char ming 3 bdrn1, 2 bath. bricks and deck. l...-Ot adj . avail. ltome offered at $67,500. See Jean Wrigh t al 2828 Terry Road, Laguna Beach. S.. These UNIQUE Features : 5 bdrm du- plex ... spacious, beams, fireplace and top cond~t1on . 4 bd~m unit downstairs is equall y spacious. Asking $129,000. See fvlarilyn Hodges at 618 1\cacia. Corona del J\lar See The1e UNIQUE Fea tures : 4 bdrms. clean and colorful, spaciou s closets. forinal dining and lovely gardens. $82.500. See Gudru n Coady at 1810 Kinglet Court . l\1esa Verde See These UNIQU E Features: Co nlen1porary. r.oomy 3 b<lrn1 inlriguing: fl oor plan \\'ith sky· hgbts and courtyards, light and airy. Only S82,000. See Peggy Spiess at 2200 \Vindward Lane. Ne\vport l1cach ON TOP OF' THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING rrHE NEATEST HOMES CORONA OEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VEROE, 541J.S990 • CALL US Gener1I R.E. 1802 General R.E. \&Ii Reduced $1 0,000 to $129,500. O"•nei" will £i. nance. 2 BR. 2 BA Luxury Con do in CdM. 1100\ -jacuz zi -marina -sec urity. Others from 89,500. Rental s fro1n ~695. Ag t. United Broke rs-REAL TORS 67S..3S35 VICTORIAN MANOR 5 + GUEST $35,000 WALK TO BEACl1 . Giant Victorian man- or. 5 bedrooms including master suite with 4th bath. Library and music chamb- er's with corner bay \vin dow . GUEST aparltnent 'vith kitchen. Grune roo m. Banquet dinin g room \Vi\.h fireplace. Lecided . stained glas.~ \11lndo\vs. BE'1'1'ER HUHRY ' Cat i &15-0:!03. WATERFRONT WONDERLAND Spaciou~ 2 story on the shores or you r own private lake. Boatin r: and fishing galore F'ormal entry. l~lega nt living room. Sunken conversation pit \Vith brick fireplace. View formal c!in ing. Country kitchen and large fam ily room. Separate childrens \Ying. lluge tnaster suito with full deck overlooking entertainers paiio and fi ve water !alts. !liS,900. alt &15-0303. ' . • ...... ~....-u ..... ,., ... .., ..... ;.-.~ FOREST E:OLSON ... • INL .. • ' ' . . A COLDWELL BANKER COMPANY 2299 HARBOR BLVD., 645·0303 • -;;;:;;-;r11---;;;;;:;;<::::C::Tn;;---,=:-t.-:c=-n;;--;;,.----;==---.-.-.---=-.;--:-;:--~-.,.---,,,,,,-=--r-:-::,.----;=;:-,.-,,---,-.,,..,,----$li11dat, J1int 9, 1974 DAILY PILOT f) !i j.::G:;':;"':;':;•:;I :;R:;. E:;·==='00;:2G;;:'";;';';;'l:R:·;E.::;;;:;::;;';;00;2;;j:G::•::n=•:.:ra::l_:R::·::E·:__...:_I 00=2=G:•:":°':•::I ~R:.E:· __ _:_:' 00::::2 1 _G_'_"_'_"_1_R_._E_. ___ 1_00_2_G_•_n_•_"_1_R_._e_. ---1002_ 1 General R. E. lOO'l General R.E. 1002 1 General R. E . 100'2 . ;,{ ' - fl.· l'let4tile s~ ~ REALTORs' . VISIT THESE You Are Welcome OPEN SAT/SUN 2-6 OCEAN VIEW-PRIVATE BEACH l'nt a rcnlly sharp 3 bedroom. family room ho111c on a large lot. See 111y secluded yard and huge pool. \Valk to my private beach. l'n1 a real fa1nily home. 639 Cameo Highlands Or, · $92,500 HOUSE ON A HILL Spygl_ass_l li ll with a love ly view and all its prestige 1s '\'hat thi:o: br:i nd new listing has to offer. A ma ster suite that is truly a 11)311 '$ castle. Close to 3600 sq. ft. gives eveiyone lots of roorn. 4 Point Loma Dr., Spyglass Hill $159,000 VIEW! VIEW! EW! See this lovely 4 bedrooin 1editerrancan home. Choice is yours-lease · buy! 69 Montecito Dr,, Spyglass Hill '---4lla,OOOV] INVESTORS!!-DUPLEX lt's in CORONA DEi ... f\1 1\ll and a real bar· gai n. Lovely 2 bcdroon1 house and extra large rental incon1c unit. I\ top location. 719 Marigold, Co rona del Mar $74,900 WOULD YOU BELIEVE?? 6112 °/o ASSUMABLE LOAN!! BRAND NEW LUXURY HOME Uig Canyon corner! Pro(. decorated thruout in rich \Yall papers, custon1 drapes etc .. '\fr- cond & air purifier. Ueaut ldscp yd & cov. putios. 3 BR Bordeaux "condo". $132,SOQ. 6 RUE CHAMON IX Sal/Sun 1-5 :30 BIG CANYON C.C.-$295,000 ·rraditional churm in stunning brand NJ·:\V custom home \vith golf course viev.1• l~n closed lge courtyd entry. 5 un. r··n. forn1 J)Jl , 5 baths. Fine details thruout incl. A/C". 49 ROYAL ST. GEORGE Sal/Sun 1-S::JO EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE-$250,000 Luxurious \\1armth in beauti ful 5 BR hoinc spcc:inlly de.signed for 55' lot on \VatE!r. l"am r n1. fo rmal di ning rm, 4 baths & gla morous pwd r1n. Fantastic n1aste r sujte. Pier /slip. l LINDA loLE DI!. Sun 1-5 ,:JO BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Great vie\v of Fashion Islnod froin t his pop- ular Broadmoor n1odel. Expensive custo1n drapes & cptng, \'anLu it \\'allpapers. 4 lldrms. F'll. DR & 3 baths. Large lot. 5159,500 35 llU HNING TREE SAT/Sun 1.;,30 THE "BLUFFS"-$74,950 & $78,SOO 'rhe r ew ONE story els · ur choice or a "Li a" or a " aula". 3 UR each. You'll be g NE • year you bought one of these TODA . Rea l choice~ 1701 VfSTA UMllROSA Sat;Sun i.s,30 PEN INSULA POI NT-$165,000 Like Ne\\1! Beautifully remodelled & redcc. in 1st class style. P rof. ldscp. 4 BR & den 2- story. Lge \\•ailed patio. Near ocean & bay. WESLEY N. TAY LOR CO . 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 General· R.E. 1002 Genefar-R-:-e. 1002 * * * * *· * Heritage Collection THE WINDMILL HOUSE FAMOUS LANDMARK ON BALBOA PE· NINSULA POINT. 5 Bedroom family home, with 3 story wind1nill tower that will de. light your you ngsters. "Dutch" shingled ex· terior, Surrounded by large shade trees. Interior is designers dream. n cmodeled last year by architect/o\vncr. Ne\v ki tchen v.·ith everything including self cleaning micro \vave oveu. Jacuzzi tub in n1astcr bath. ~ep ar<Jle boat storage yard. P LUS -PLUS -PLUS 2 Bedroon1 guest cottage presently brings in over $4000 yearly income. First time offer- ed, home and guest house, 210,000. S40-11SI. MESA VERDE'S BEST JUST LISTED-Executive 2 story, 4 BR, 3 ba hon1e. Luxuriously appointed i.vith expen- sive plush crpts, beaut. drps, \vaU paper, n1irrored \Valls & ru stic used brick patio. Lg pool size ya rd with 111any trees. Best lo. cation-on quiet street. Offered at $67,950. l{urry, wo n't last a t this price. CALL 546-5880 CORONA DEL MAR HOME WITH INCOME-Cozy 3 BR. 2 ba, \\'1th fireplace + ne\V 2 BR rental over ga- rage. Priced at S00,500. For additional ill· for1nation CALL 540.1151. COLLEGE PARK 3 Bed roon1. 2 bath + pool. All bltns , beau~ liful stone fireplace, stud io ceil ings & la rge double garage. Fantastic condition inside and out. Q\\'ner anxious. Call fo r full details. 546-5880 ... BETWEEN BAY & SEA LIVE ON BALBOA PENINSULA POINT- Prestige location. near ocean, bay and ten- nis club. 5 Bedrooms, 31/2 ba th. family roon1 , ·1 V roo1n. billiard room and \\'et bar. Sll4.500. CALL S40-11SI. I ;i-jjii;ijii;jiij;";;jjji;jiij;jiijj;;!iiijj-;iiji'iiij~ ! Have a la rge fam ily 1 p. Bi lei & NEED 4 Bedrooms? l ll l e J\'1-:\\lf'OHT Bt::ACJ I • e ·e a rl'e · ea i;J ~;:;;;;." ""&n\,.i~:'" ~::-;;."": 11re:jenb FRENCH REGENCY HI(~. twn rui. ru1·111al 11111 rrn, .~ 1·u1· i.:iu $\)2.1:00. e ,\(~;S,\ \'EHLlJ-: • 1'\l-.•lli•nt 1.vnrl. 4 Bcdroorns, rl1•n, fu1n 1·111, r!inir1~ rril , hl"kfst ni·en. l.l;f' L'fl\• pHhll, ~un•lf'('k. 1;.Mt Mfj te. \\'01kJ>h11p. $77.:iOO. WESTC LIFF-New Listing. Sec thi s gra· e 1<.:iu-;·rs10~;. ni'f'(i~ 11111111. cious, traditional ho1ne-sct back from a Good 111:hooh1 ~ llt'<l1·n1, curvE:tl drivev.'ay 011 a high corner tot. 6 Bed-rurn nn. din 1 hl. t~\' p11t11). rooms, 'large fa~nily roon1. formal dining s.i:.i.:,?. 3 bedrooms? roo1h and much 1norc. . ,. ISO H hi d I E:.\.-."TSllJF: · ~. hr's, :! ba. 0 . , ig an Dr ive, N.B. Open Sat/Sun 1.5 ru11i rn1. lvv p.i11o. n1a11v fruu IJ"l't''· \\<lllt<l IJ"Olll HARBOR HIGHLANDS ''"'' ,,,,:m. NEW LISTI NG-4 bedrooms, sp1·ing fresh 400E17• FOR lll I condition. Vacant and available nov.·! S6l.500. 1 CM • 1 AIUS 2124 High land Drive, N.B. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 • • . ·. • ' ... _· _ WESTCLIFF CAPE COD . 0 OPPORTUNI TY TO SEE-Large 6 bedroom hon1e, l~njoy the lu xury of hard\11ood fl oors and )fit !> of space. Large easy care yard. 1520 Highland Drive, N.B. Open Sunday 1-S 1 DELIGHTFUL TO SEE WESTC LIF F-Light. airy and large 4 bed- rooni. 3 bath ho111e. Lovel y landscaped.yard. Approx. 2400 sq. ft. $78,500 . I 1107 Essex l ane, N.B. Open Sat/Sun 1-S SEE THIS AND COMPARE BEST BUY IN THE HEIGHTS AREA-Walk to schools, banks. restaurants and parks. :J Bcdroon1. fan1il y 1·oom-notc the ne\v car· pets and drapes. Priced right at 554.950. 420 lenwood, Costa Mesa Open Sat/Sun 1.s PRICE REDUCTION-KINGS RO AD OWNERS MOVING -4 Eed roon1 s. guest roon1 and bath. lovel y large living room and fan1ily room. Jleated pool in lo vely enclosed p<itio. ~119 .000. 1420 Kings Road, Cliff Haven, N.B. Open Sun 1-S I NEW PORT HEIGHTS ---------.. 1 BUY A WARRANTY HOME NEWPORT BEACH CONDO WITH BOAT SLIP Th i< li••!llf• <~·1\tl)•U 11ilh t•Ur t•\rh1~~\I" ()~J<'. \' 1-; ,\ R \\ .\P..P...\~TY l.1•1kirli;: flll' Y\IJ'E !'Lt·s~ ll··r(' 111~·:? H•'rlJ'(l'•ll'"· "J' • l~.i!hs, r.11~ Hll 11rid 1!':-; ,\LJ. NE\V. Offt·rt·•I for SO~J.~f.oJ Cu ll 6 \6-ffij.j, (&o •ll~f<IA•••tt l~"ll.l'1 D<•ll~t VALLf=Y RE .\IJ'' A B(f>(; Ulli~PfflSt UOEAIC.UI llTOC~ ( •CHAH(l( ,0 .. P .. O EXECUTIVES! OR BIG FAMILY? E!,.!.'":1 1\t '.\h t"f'1!i1h f:111'(!('t1S. J,,;1d' • f ~p;1c·i•. [·,ntc•rl:iin lhPr'll 1111~ \11q,·..;t1c-1•nlry, l·.11.,1·1)\nu~ l1\;11i;: r O 11 m . :-;t p;1r,11e· t11r1nt•I 11 l 11 1 n i,:. C1ii~i111· ki1chC'r1. G 1· io a t ., • J J \ . . I ' See this sharp nc\v Jlsling. 3 Bedroom. 2 full baths. cozy fireplace. secluded patios an d beautiful interior decor. Walk to schools and shopping. Fast possess ion. Open Sunday 1·5. 2111 Pomona, Costa Mesa $33,500 421 Sevi lle Open House Sunday 1.5 l;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;IBALBOA ISLAN D I OWNER WIL L FINANCE -4 Bedrooms. fa1nil y roo1n and dining roo1n. \\'ith large ,vard. Alley access and roon1 for recreation· al \'Chicles. Will carry 1st trust deed at 81/2~{ 409 Cata lina Ave., N.B. Open Sun l·S Office Open Sat urdays & Sundays h1n1il~ rtl<.,n1 \11th hu~e s t o n P r i r·" p 111 e r . l'nhtl11•1al1l;v broRd l'QVC'rt'd jKtHl'I [or fl lllJ!: !X>rlg. 11001. 1ihal•·1"•'1" Y•)U ~·o u I d 1•ntrr1uJ11 !hr 11hulc l'Olllp.1ll.1 :!lljO i;(J. ft . l11.-lud1•\ lan.:c ht•d 1'tJ('l1ns, 3 lm t!1~ 1n 2 ~lr!l"il'<.. By :•1Jfl'.•111111lt'l11 -~ilii--"J:ll~. C ALL 644-7270 2828 S. Coast Highway, Corona del Ma r General-R-:-E-. --1002 General R~E. macnab /Irvine real ty CUSTOM BIG CANYON 1002 Tennis anyone? (Paddle that is) ... and your own putting green. A gorgeous 3 bcd- r oo1n home w Jg. playroom op the fairway at Hig Canyon. A trul y indoor/outdoor V IJ:;\V ho1ne. ~255.000. Barbara Aune 642- 8235. (Z32) CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4 bedroom-excellent floo r plan \V /sepa- ra te master suite. Lg. corner Jot-access to private beaches. $94.500. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. 4626 CORTLAND. (Z33) GALAXY SHOWCASE Lovely 3 bedroom. fa1nily room home w/ elegant decor & professional land scaping. $145,000. Barbara Gothard 642-8235. (Z34) "BEHOLD: BLUFFS BEAUTY" Specialized 2 bedroon1 & den condom inium v.1/g-iant living room viev.,ing Upper Bay. $89,500. Jack Custer 642·8235. IZ35) SPECTACULAR VIEW- COLLINS ISLAND Cu sto1n ho1ne \V /117' Bayrront. \Valnu t paneling, high ceilings. ~iant \)'el bar en· lertainn1ent center. billiard l'm .. family roon1. 4 spacious BR's + maid's rm. Ele- valor-roof garden-pier & slip. Fee land -5:l85.000. C .. Schweickert 642-8235. (Z36) ECONOMY + Sec this qua lily, south of the high,vay du- plex investment in Cd l\·J. 2BR unit & 1BR unit sepa rated b)'· beautiful landscaped ~arden . Super Jg. lot (47x ll8). Excell ent inco1ne! $93,000. Clint ~l oses 642-8235. (Z37) BAYCREST Custotn·built 5 Dedroon1 excellent family hon1c. Lg. pool -lg. yard, Reduced to 1102.000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. 1309 MAR- INERS. (Z30) BIG CANYON S BEDROOM J\.•lost sought after Broadmoor model-in 1nl nt condition ! $159,500. Ron Shcr1nan &1.2-8235. I Zo91 CONVENIENT LOCATION 4 bedrooms hon1e near \Vestcliff Center. Panelled fa111ily roo111 tv/fireplace. \-Veil landscaped. Pool size lot. $54,900. Lois Egan 644-6200. (Z401 •12 RUE CHATEAU ROYAL- OPEN SUNDAY 2·S P.M. Sparkling ne\v ''Bordeaux" condon1initn~1 in l"lig Cnnyon. 3 bedroon1s. 3 baths. <1 1r conditioned - space for pool. $121.500. {Z40 1,2 l HUGE LOT BY TH E SEA Vic\v or bench. jetty & Catalina. Room .for 1~. hon1c + pool. gardens & recreal1on. Exclus ive Shorecliffs \V ·private beach. Sl!ill.000 fee properly. Ken llartlcy 642-8235. iZ41 1 • BAYFRONT LOTS v.•/approsi1nately 50 ' bay fron tage & n1in- utes fron1 the 1 larbar Entrance. Front $11 7.000. &12-8235. IZ42 1 IOI DoYlf Or1v1 642·11235 Newpoo B11cti. C11ilorn!1 92653 for Action •.• Ca II 642-56781 CJ c~!~ll,!~n~!r CUSTOM BALBOA BAYFRONT DUPLEX Open Sat. & .Sun. 2-6: 1008 E. Balboa Bl¥d. Cu t your cost s in half. Prime sandy beach location. Custon1 built for O\vner. Dock fo1· t\VO large boats. 6 bedroon1s plus guest. $:!50.000. IDEAL FAMILY HOME Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5: 4551 Pinyon Tree Spacious 2·story on large pool size lot. Al- most ne\v \vith many upgrades. Vacant. 'Quick 1nove-in OK. Near schoofs and Green· belt. $69,900. SHORECLIFFS EXCLUSIVE Open Sat. & Sun. 1--6 : 186 Shorecliffs l\1ost desired a rea of Co rona de! l\1ar offers this Cine 1/3 acre white waler vie\\' site plus a very colorful and fu nct ional 4 bedroom, fan1ily room, 31/:i. bath home. S224,500. ONLY POPPY KNOWS Open Sat. & Sun. 2·6-216 Poppy hO\\' exceptional this Corona del ~Jar 3 bed- room, 2 balh vie\v home really is. Custo111 quality above coastline. A real fun home on one of Corona del l\lar's best s1reets. Sl29.500 Open Sat. & Sun. 2-6: 4633 Ca mden Or. The ultimate in lux ury and privacy in Cameo Shores. 4 Bedroo1ns. 4 baths \l'ith complete entertajnn1ent center. Everv room has a vlev.• of eilher ocean, pool or lush planting. $249,lllf Open Sun. 1·6: 2716 Bayshore Drive 50' frontage on sheltered eastside location \Vith spectacular vie\v of bay! Pier and slip for 65' boat \\'il h additional anchorage. Spa- cious livin g room and d ining r oom . 4 bed· roon1s, den. dark r oom, i;hop and ga1ne room . 5350.000 . EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME Open Sat. & Sun. 2--6: 2645 Bamboo Beautiful t\vo-sto ry 5 bedroo1n, 3 bath home in Eastblui!. Night and day view \Vith pool size yard. An exceptional value. S87.500. HOME PLUS INCOME "'> Open Sat. & Sun. 2·6: 819 W. Bay Av e. Three bedroo1n. 2 bath ho1ne near Ne,vport Harbor \'acht ·Club, plus l-bedroon1 apt. 1-fe!ps pay overhead expense. Great area near Oay and ocean. Asking $95.000. JUST LISTED-UNIVERSITY PARK Open Sun. 1·6: 17762 Oak Tree Lane Beautiful "Yale"' to\vnhouse. Largest in Uni v. Pa rk. 1-fi~hly upgr aded. View loca- tion. 4 Bedroo1ns. family room, dining room. $69 ,500. WESTCLIFF BEAUTY! Cu ston1 3 bed roon1. paneled fa1nily room. peg~ecl fl oors, 2 fireplaces. lovely large )'ard + si de yard ro r 1notorhon1e or boat. $124,500 SPYGLASS SIX BEDROOM Gracious Lusk ''Sou thport" model. Dining room. family roon1, bonus roon1. Poot <1nd jacuzzi. Charming gazebo. Son1e ocean vic\v. Glorious night vie,v. $198,500. CORONA DOLL HOUSE Spotless; ncv.1 paint & paper. light & 1:1iry, next to par k. near bay and beaches. 3 bed- roon;s. 2 baths. R-2 lot. Peek·a·boo \'ie\v. Soi;!h patio. HURRY! $76.950. 30 ACRE HIDDEN ESTATE P rivate-the last \\/O rd in prime vie\V se- cluded homes. A very custon1 5000 sq. ft., 8 y r. old early C1:11ifornia hon1c. 4 Bed rooms, 4 baths. pool . ba ni. $350.000. Open Sun. 12·5 1720 Candlestick Don 't 1n lss t.hi s one. Ivan \\"ell s Baycrcst 4 bedroo1n hon1e. f'amily room. kitchen & dininii roo1n overlooking gorgeou~ pool. lll3.500. DIAL 644-1766 2161 San Joaquin Hillt Rd .. N.B. . A COLDWELL BANKER CO. '-~~~~~-·~~~~~I""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ .. . -· . HOME PLUS INCOME-for under $100.000 Balboa·s sharpest 2 bedroom home + I bed- room apartment.. Like ne'" inside and out. Extensively remodeled \Vi th quality 1naterial & \l'O rkmanship last year .. Tastefully decor- ated and great location. ·r v.'o bloc ks to beach and steps to shopping. Call no\V . 546-5880. SEE THIS NEAT 3 BEDROOM-and dining room. 2 Ba ths, bltns, 1na ny extras. F orced air heat· ing. nicely decorated. Sprinklered la\\·n. Brand ne\\' listing only S31.900. Call 540-1151 . PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 General R.E. 1002 WANT A CTION? CALL NC. ERITAGE I HUG HOMES SOLD TH IS WEEKI 111 •57 LINDA ISLE--$285.000 REALTORS \ 432 De SOLA TERRACE--Sl34.000 II~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..J OCEANFRONT t"c.;!!!·e"n".,"a~l~Rt'°.~E". """"~10!':0!!'2"G!'e"n"e",~•l!'!R!'.~E!".""""~1!!'00~2 4541 BRIGHTON RD. OPEN SAT/ SUN . 1·5 REALTORS PRESENTS: r~an1iliar faces-in ne\\1 places. Co111e see our new office "in a nautical decor.'' Cali for: Linda Bl ue. Jean Cole, Georgia Healey, J i.111 Kistler or \Ves Lindell. S20.520 V2 Dahlia, Corona del Mar OPEN SAT & SUN 1-S D.~NDY DU JlLEX-Bright. cheerful, roomy. \\'ilh fireplaces. patios, privacy, corner lot \1·ith trees, $115.000. VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE It's different. it's under construction, it's 3 bedroon1s in each unit. it"s in Corona del ~lar. Beatn ceilings. private sun decks, fire- places, \\'ell priced a t $124,000. RUSTIC RESTAURANT Beer & \Vine license, CALL for delaiLi. $55.000.00. 2SIS E. COAST HWY . CORONA DEL MAR 675-SSll christiano realty pre sents ACROSS FROM OCEAN Hard to find co rner unit. One bedroom Condon1il1iu1n. Bea utiful patio. Upgraded carpets & drapes. $34 .500. BEACH RETREAT Call Glenna 842·7486 For this unique beach rctrca l. Ovrne r '"ill sell furnished . J>erfect !or \\'eekend· crs. $24.500 total price. REDUCED Ca ll Bii i Carol 842-7486 2 Bcdroon1 Condo1niniutn. 13u ill-ins. c~r pcts &. drnpcs. 0\\ ncr n1ay corr~·. S26,500 . Breathtaking vie\v. 3 BR + n1aid's, pool S279.500 SHORECLIFFS 5 Bdrn1 . Fee land \\"ith oceanfront. S550.000 COZY COR NER 1924 HIGHLAND OPEN SAT /SUN . l·S:l O f'<.inta slic buy ; 3 Bil. & 3 ba. Tree shaded . 869 .500 EXCITING EXPERIENCE Colossal. stupendou s. vast & giganlic. the ocean. that is ... irs all in the hu ge pictu1·e \\lindO\\' of this gracious 5 B l~. hon1e in Cru11eo Shores. S38G .OOO. If we don't have it-we'll find it! I Specializing in Homes of Distinction HUG HOMES, REALTORS (2 Offices to Serve You ) 567 San Nicolas Drive, Suite 102 Newport Center 640-4050 'Ge;;;;;I R.E. 1002 General R.E . ATTENTION CONDOMINIUM SALESMEN \Ve have an outstanding oppQrtunity for one e.xperienced luxury condominiu1n salesper· :;on. r·or intervie\1 contact: RON TA YLOR-675-7080 GRUBB & ELLIS Hl::SIDEl'TIAL BHOKERAGE CO~IPAl'Y An Equal Opportunity Employer 1002 General R.E. 1002 IMMACULATE BAYCREST HOME Open Sun. 1-5 1725 Skylark Large llving & t'an1i ly rop1n leading to beau- tiful covered Patio. :i Lovel y bdrrns .. 2 baths + other nice features. 576.000. ART . SHAlillRO . CO.,. REALTORS 182! Westcli ff Drive Newport Beach 642·7686 or 645-3120 I General R.E. 1002 , General R.E. 1002 I 4·PLEX SALE ! Assume 51/• Loan I OR EXC~ANGE I !-;"isling Fl!,\ lo.111 11•1lh E:>.(1.'itl'nl lfuntln11:1on Hfo:i(•h piiymr nt of Sia.I IX'r 1110. 3 I J..n.·utlnn. 4-1'¥.'fl Urrlrr1n111~. h1•,Jroom. I '1 b111h. l>ullt.\n~. t Ra1h Lnh~ 11lth 1'1111!1 111111 h1:d1 rri1 •prf. Ill~ ~!LNI, f rr1ri1t11~ Olf1·n•d for SG9,IXXl r~•vt•r<.>rl J)l1l lo 1111<.I ,.hn1·n1!n1: C:ill 6•1&-lr~1• 1•lr1.1houq-. ()1•11('1' ~a~~ ~1·11· •1•1l' Pn1i' only $~1.!l!JIJ. 1111 :,u;..r.t11 '"' "' ...... '"'' .~., ... ,t "' ...... ()"f-N fl~". IT s 'UN row NIC{• (®' · "' '"" ro ""'"'' COOL POOL!!!! E\"1'r) hncly In The pool, you l')Ul<i !t1• !'ii ~ IOC' tl11s soon If .~ou 11111 just ··nll tu SL'C' this BTG~BIG 1 1:n. '.! story t\01·th Costa l\lcs.:1 h1Jn1e. tiC<..'Oraled LfKE A t.TODEL. \\Llh h.'Hllll"l'~ llkt• dt'1'()1'lltUI" 11:.ll pa111'1·s. ~\cxi<'an tl\e rloors PLUS <-On1·.-1-saJ1on 1111, g11~ rired R:\H R-Q, .r.. RE1\UTTF L:!~ L"SEO BR ICK DF.:Cl{l /l.'G ,\/~()U~D P<>OL. ··,\ illt.:S1' SF:f--;"" if .\nu'1·1• lnok1n~ for ;i _crcaf hvn1e. c,,u ror 11111J01nt nicn1. 1 YR WARRANTY • HOME 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS E\r·rllt•nt Nt'11·p1w1 Reach IJ.."";1t1on · Clost• tn ~hr>nls • P"rk · Li hrary -Shopp1n11:. Ollf'l"f'd Cur s;:.7,500. Call lil(i....()."i!>."i. ~·H US f OR & >Oil l01 .... ft OJ Y~lUI VALLEY REAIJ'' • OlAC. !NltAPA1$E & .. [RICI>< ~IOC~ lJCMIJ<f,[ COMPO~• 4 BEDROOM/ POOL $36,950!! SP,\Nf"ll !-'TYL~~IJ 'l STORY c n n ft 11 . r.1 n I! n 1 r 1 c ,, 11 t SlUTound1ni;:~. Vl'l'Y l)l'li;:hl - ~ . ' ~i ~ ,. • -~ 1 ·~ •• ,. • ' •• • ~-i· " •• .: ?: '• •t -. . -. i~ !j I• • •• ' '' l• ' .. i' , l :u1d rh!'t'l'ful E~ll l 'N /T. Prl's1ir,:t• t'nlly. flf'll)r to .~~ C'f'ilin;;:: ri1~·pln1 '!' Forn1n! J d11u•. r.~rrh'n k ! I eh!' n . ~·1111111)· ~r••ii. 'VER y :h P HJ \l ,\T ~: ri i•tio ... ~ J·:XCE:LLE:\'T TEP.:'\JS. Crill llUI\' • R.J.2-2;1;:.'.j. .-~ 0P[N Tl! 9 . 11 ~ ruN ro Bt NICE:/ 'l' [® ~.~ Harbor View Homes Investor's Dream 'v A1·1'i'. dll'f'<·tly In b11ck or tH'I\ Qffil'•' build111c:-. Pl'fl- f'l.'rt) 1n lron1 lint~ of rll',·cl· OJlrllC'l\t l'l"t'.olf'n l i n ,. o n1 e S::G(l A 1nnnth $13.500. ·~ 6916 WARNER AVE. at Goldenwest Huntington Beach 142·7486 \',i\ l ,I ,~~'' '. . RF.\LI' . "'"' '~"Q""" '"'""'" I •!• ~"•' ""'"' I ~ '8l ~ 1 a-.~-.1·11,-., ..... -J1"",.-,-, •"'"i-"''6'"1!-1 L ' l~IJ\}! ------- • ! I • II ~ OAIL v ll•LOT Sunda.y, Ju~ 9, 1974 G•nerel R.E. 1002 Qulet.Cul-d•••c I General R.E. 1002 COLLEGE PA RK \10111• 1n .·nicety dt"Corat~I COUNT RY LI VING MONEY SAVER- DIRTY Ht'n.u11ful • l~l'\I0111. 1 bath and lnrwib~. Conm1unll1" 3 IW"dmoms ltttfW"I' n!Cf' )1nme, lV>me, b1•k•k fin!plal'C, lan?c 1nlnl·park with ti;li nt lrt'C6. Ov,.rsi;cc1I !QI, h11rd\1"QOll ·~·hk'd f(lm\ly r o o n1. R.\'. park 1u·t·a. noor. 1uUuni;c S?S,OCXl Hurry .i IV'l.\l'CJ'lni 2 IJ81h< • bull!. In 1'C'ct .... ·ood deck · s:rtat !or • ~ HR. t beth. $36.500 on thi1 01M.'. Red Carpo:•l. I kifi·hcn, ' flreplnC'e, rt b I r~1tt'rt:\lnl1~ S~l .~ _ Rf'd e 4BR + fAnl room SJ9.700 Re11.l!ort1 546-S&Rl gnrtti•" NCt.'<11 \lurk but alot t:lll"~I. Rrall~ ~-&a. ff'ntur')' 21/Al1R$ion Count(')' Tiic ftt!llf'Rl drnw in 11x.> '''"~'· of houst' for ~ money· 11'• a breetf' .... i;e1J )'Out 49s.4121 or 493-0290 I ... a Dailv l'll<1t C1:wifl{'(I 1'u lklni: S3."1,900. tofHy. Red Ad. Call 612-5678. Ad. Call 6'1~-.'16iS I Cnl'fll'I, Bt>alr.:>nJ S.16-8640 DIRECTORY ... , ttrilt Mlt4y illfNetery witt. ye 11 tlllt ...ii .. .-• ye1 t• lle111e.lu1111tlttt. All tti. lec•tl•M H1M4 "91•w .,.. 4e- KtlbH h1 ,, .... , ... 11 "y e4werthh1t elMwNre h1 t_.y'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,.,._ ••••l•t .,... 1111 .. fw s-&e w t1 rwt .,.. 1rtH te lltt 1wdl lmfwMtl•• i• "'I• c•I•--• f rltl.y, S.1114-'I -4 'Su•d"'t. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 611 1\c;ici~. Corona de! ~l;ir IH4· 7662 (Sat & Sun 10·5) 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN 2100 Seville (Balboa Penin.) NB 675-1337 $79 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 106 \1ia !.-Orea (Lido lsle) NB 673·9060 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2030 Port Cardiff, JJV Jlon1es, NB . 640-1120 $69.500 (Sat & Sun l·~ 2582 1\rbor Dr. (Bayshores) NB 6<0-8672 $62,000 (Sun 12·5) * •5103 Seashore Dr. (Bal. Penin.) ti.'B 645-8400 646·6789 (Sat & Sun 1·5) J BEDROOM 8861 Anchorage. Huntiagton Beach 536·7533 $36.750 (Sun 1·5:30) 2718 Shell (China Cove) CdM 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •8 122 i\lunstcr, liunti.ngton Beach 673-2222 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1825 J>ort \Vheeler (llV Hoines) NB 644-1206 (Sat & Sun1 2917 Silver Lane, Ne,vport Beach 548-9816 $45.000 (Sat & Sun) 11 flue Verte (Big Canyon) NB 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2i01 Vi sta Umbrosa (The Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 6 Rue Cha1nonix (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 5132.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 663 \'ista Bonita !Blufrs) NB 644-6200 $64,500 tSat & Sun 1·5) 216 Poppy, Corona de! ~tar 644·1766 $129.500 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 340 Otero. Bluffs, Newport Beach 675·6000 $87,500 (Sun 1·5) 2828 Terry, Arch Bch, Laguna Beach 675-6000 $67.500 1Sun 1·5) 915 Chestnut (Eastbluff) NB 644·1133 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2130 Pt. Ourness {HV Homes) NB 644-1133 (Sun 1·51 2264 F'ederal Ave, Costa l\-1esa 646-7 171 1Sat & Sun 1·5) 16311 Ga laxy, \Vestminster 546-2313 S33.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 21 11 Po1nona, Costa liJ~Sa'. -: · 644·7270 $33,500 · ; (Sun 1-5) 649 VtSla Bonita (The Bluffs) NB 675·3000 (Sun 1·5) 1910' Pt. Provence (I-I V 1-lonies) NB -' 675-3000 (Daily 11 ·5) 123 \1ia Surich, Lido Isle 645-6646 $79,900 tSat & Sun 1·5) 1982 Fullerton. Eastside, Costa ~1esa 645-6046 $34.900 fSat & Sun 1-5) •5216 River Ave. (Lido Sands) NB 675·7225 851,000 rsun 2-5:30) 4 16 OeSola Terr. rCo rona 1-lglds) Cdi\f 675-3550 S89,500 (Sun 1·5) • 12 Rue Chateau Royal (Bi g Canyon) f\"B 644-6200 8121.500 (Sun 1-51 J BR & FAM RM or DEN l 7681 Laurel Tree Ln iUniv. Park) Ir vine 552·8096 ~59,500 tSat & Sun 1()..5 ) 120 \1ia Vella !Lido Isle) NB 675-0 123 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •4633 Can1den (Ca1neo Sho res) Cd1.l 644-1766 8249.000 (Sat & Sun 2·61 1818 Port \Vheeter. HV Homes, NB 675-6000 $72.500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 420 Len,vood, Newport Heights, C!\-1 0 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2312 Cliff Drive . Ne,\'port lleights, NB 642-5200 (S ull 1-5) 19381 Siet·ra Chula !Turtlerock) Irvine 552-7000 558.900 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 901 Chestnut Pl. 1Eastbluff ) Nl3 642-8235 860.050 fSa t & Sun 1-5) • 1821 Toyo n ~Baycrest) NB 642·823ii 8129.500 1Sat & Sun 1·5) • • =41 Balboa Coves. Ne\vport Beath 642-8235 !Sat & Sun 1·6) 2200 \Vind\1·ard Ln .. Back Bay, NB 675·6000 $62.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 456 (."ambridge Circ .. Costa ~Iesa 675-5200 (S un 1·5) 1921 Trade,vinds Ln. (Baycrest) NB 646·2414 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) • 1536 Seranade Terrace. Corona del ~1ar 546·2313 583,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 34 12 Santa Clara, Cos ta ~tesa 545.9491 $53,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •639 C.a1nco l1ighl ands Or., Cameo llghld 644 · 7270 S92,500 fSal & Sun 2-6) 2321 r\rbutus iEastbluff) Nll 644-t 766 $82 ,000 (Sun 1·5) :.!2·10 PL f)llJ"JlC,')S llfV l·lo1nesl l\t'ij 675·3000 1Sat & Sun 1·51 13 18 Sanranclla ·rcr. tlr\•. 'J'crr.) Cd~J 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5 915Alder 1EaslbluffJ NB 675·4000 $75,000 (Sa t & Sun 1-4) 706 llison (Ea slbluff) Newport Beach 644-5057 563.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 91 1 & 1610 Kings Rel ., Newpo rl Beach 1142-2fl9 1 fOpen ti! sold) IR8A2 \'IA Palntino ITurtlerock) Irv 642·8235 582.500 !Sun 1·5) I la Sapphire. Balboa Isle 673·8550 $98.500 fSun 1·5) I33i Bo11niedune. Corona de! ~tar 673·8550 $67 .500 (Sun t ·S) 280 1 llarl>0r Vie,~· Dr .. Corona dcl ~tar 673·8550 899.000 1Sun 1·5) •2983 Java Rd . t~lcsa \'erdc) C~T 546·2313 $74.950 rsun 1:30·5) • 18A3 ~Jnui Cir. t~tesa \'erde) Ci\t 546-2313 $110,000 (Sun 1·5) ., •• • 1725 Skylark {llaycrest) Nil 642·7686 $76.000 (Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS 4.25 Via Lillo Nord. Ne,,·port Beach 675-741 4 (Sun 1·51 434 Sanla 1\na ,\\•e .. Ne,\'port Beach 642·9993 IS.I & Sun 1·5) •1023 Dolphin 'l'er. (Irvine Terr.) Cd1.l 644·6200 Sl89,500 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 213 1 Santiago, Baycrest, Ne1,•port Beach 675-6000 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17621 J1a stings (Culverdale) Irvine 644·1133 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 104 Via ~1entonc. Lido Isle, NB $149,500 (Sun 10·5) 1821 Tahuna Terrace. Irvi ne Terrace 673·8550 $133,500 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 1506 ~lariner (l-larbor 1-l ighlands) NB 675-7225 $57,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •6 \\linged f'oot Ln. (Big Ca nyon) NB 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 232 ~Jonte Vista, Costa ~tesa 645-6646 $48.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 14771 Grovevie\v, Irvine 642·299 1 $37,950 * 1605 Challis, Fountain (Open ti! sold) Valley 968-3371 $65,000 1Sun 1·5:30) 4 BR & FAM RM or OEN ••2716 Bayshore (Bayshorse) NB 644-1766 $350,000 ~(Sun 1·6) 17762 Oak Tree (Univ. Park) Irvine 644·1766 $69,500 (Sun 1·6) 2124 Highland, Harbor Highlands, NB 642-5200 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 1107 Essex, \Vestclifr, NB 642-5200 (Sal & Sun 1·5) •420 Kings Road, Cliff 1-laven, NB 642·5200 $119,000 (Sun 1·5) 409 Catalina Ave., Ne"'·port !~eight s, NB 642-5200 (Sun 1·5) 25221 Ar('adian, ~1ission Viejo 495-4121 493--0200 (Sun 1·5) *337 \Vestbrook Pl. (Coll ege Park) C~I 556-6800 $46,900 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1924 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores, NB 645-2334 8174,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) •1520 Dorothy Lane . Ne,vport Beach 646·6082 645-85 t3 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2830 Carob (.Eastbluffs) NB ~640·1627 $81 .500 (Sun) .35 Burning Tree Rd (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $159,500 fSat & Sun 1·5:30) 1 Linda Isle Drive !Linda lsleJ NB 644·4910 $250,000 (Sun 1·5:30) 2207 Wind\vard Ln., Back Bay, NB 675-6000 $86,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 4551 Pinyon 1'ree IUniv Park) Irvine 644·1766 $69,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 186 Shoreclilf Rd. IShoreclill) CdM 644-1706 $224.500 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 1824 Port itanleigh, tlV Hoines. NB 640·1120 $78 ,900 !Sat & Sun 1·5) •3 Tiburon Bay, Spyglass llill, NB 640·1120 5169 ,500 !Sat & Sun 1·51 126 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle ) NB 642-1188 $106.900 <Sat & Sun 1·5) 2146 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula 642-6235 $11 2,000 (Sat & Sun 1·51 • * 107 Linda Isle Dr., Linda Isle. NB 645-7221 $225,000 1Sa t & Sun 1·6) 2318 Port Ler'oritk (tlV f·lomes) NB 675-7080 $74,900 (Sat & SUn 1·5) 2057 Commodo re ~Baycrest) NB 644·6200 $9 1.500 (Sot & Sun 1·5) * 1720 Candlestic k (Baycrest) NB 644-1766 $93,500 (Sun 12·5) 1858 Kinglet Court, ?¥1esa Verde, CM 546-5990 $82,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1896 f{h odes. ~Tesa Verde, Costa ~tesa 646-3255 877 .500 (Sa t & Sun 1·51 512 J)e1\nza, (Corona tHghlancls) Cd~t 673·6550 839.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2373 J.'orclham , Cos1<1 ~lesa 546-3640 (Sal & Sun 1·51 2780 Red\ving Circ le {~lesa \'erde) C~1 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·51 263 Colton St. (Ne\\'port Shores) NB 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·51 3001 Ja va lld. (~Iesa Verdel C1.1 546·2313 $68,000 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 3717 So. Parton, Santa Ana 646·0555 $45,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 830 \V. \Varner, Santa Ana 545·9491 $44,500 1Sa t & Sun 1·5) 1109 E. \Valnut. Orange 545·9491 $52,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 16801 lilontclair Lane, Huntin gton Bearh 962-8149 843,500 isat 1·5) 69 ~lontecito Or., Spyglass tl il l 644·7270 8180,000 (Sat & Sun 2-61 4 Point Lon1 a J)r .. Spyglass Hill 644·7270 Sl5P,OOO (Sun 2·6) •3448 Santa Clara:, ~lcsa \\'oocls, CJ\1 546-4 141 865.000 (Sun 1·51 432 Isabella Terrace, Corona del ti!ar 644-72 11 $1 49.500 rSot & Su n 1-5) 1528 Keel (llV Hills) CdM 675-JOOO iSat & Sun 1·5) 424 Belvue Lane (Bal. Penin.) !l'B 67f>.4600 $97,500 !Sat & Sun 1·51 1657 Utah Circle, Mesa Verde, C~I 546-9238 $63.900 (Sat & Sun 11-6) •2 Rue Chamonlx. <Big Canyon) !\rs 642·4950 $159,500 (Sat & Sun t-61 2173 East Ocean Blvd .. Balboa Pennlnsu\a 675-4392 $95.000 (Sal & . un 1·5:30) 4626 Cortland !Cameo Highlands) CdM 642·8235 $94.500 (Sun 1-51 1252 Somerset (Westcli(fl NB 642·8235 <Sun 1·5) • Generel R.E. 1002 Genorel R.E. I 002 Coron• del Mor 1022.Corona dol Mir 1622 LINDA ISLE -;-;;;;;-;;;;-;-;;;;:;;;;--1-~~~-LJOO t$Ll!: S79.~ _______________ ..-._ \Va.l~rfront, l bdrms. k maid'• rm. 3 l.ioat Allp1. Dc1t buy c..n tht 1¥1nnd .• call ror dctall1. Su""r Sh..,. 390, :itlA. Bl, ....._EA~SJ-BLUf-f ~ }'P, 1M$ce Uvlni: Rootn. 123 ZURICll HUG HOMES OPEN llOUSE SAT &-SUN Call t>res1lge Hon\C$ tor Info ~ __ $._4,QOIL OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 915 CHESTNUT PL. " REALTORS ~~l;;c::::;;;::;--;-:;;~c.u""'~"2-0618"'°"~ 446 Catalina Dr. (Npt. Hts) NB 646·2414 $7 1,000 (Sun 1·5) 1053 Park Hill Ln .• Cos ta Mesa 646·7171 (Sun 1·5) 18527 Santa Cruz Cir .. Fountain Valley 968·3371 $61,500 !Sw1 1·5) 10032 Jon Day, Hunlington Beach 546-2313 $63,500 (Sun 1·51 •2837 Club House Rd. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $63.950 (Sun 1-4) 201 \Vake .Forest, Cosla titesa 546-2313 $38,000 (Sun 1·5) •25 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Ca'\l'.on) NB 644·6200 $134,900 r (Sun 1·3) * 1500 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $219.500 (Sun 1·51 1706 Dovre Dr. (\Vestclilfl NB 645-0894 $75,000 (Sun 1·5) 4 BR A GUEST 288 Villanova, Co llege Park, CM 646·8811 $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) S BR A FAM RM OR DEN 2 Cherry HUis (Big Cnnyon) NB 612-8235 $275,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •28 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 675-6000 (Sun 1-S) 2645 Bamboo (Easlblulf) N.B. 614·1766 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 20~ 1-'lamlngo l\1esa Verde, CM 546-5990 $69,950 (Sun 1·5) 49 Rl>yal St. George Rd. (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 3840 Ocean Beach (~larbor Vie'v) CdM 615-7225 $107.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2770 Cibola (Mesa del Mar) C.M. 556-2fi60 $50,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 6182 Sydney Dr., Huntington Beach 545-8424 545.500 (Sun 1·5) * 1309 h1ariners (Baycrest NB 642·8235 $102,000 (Sun 1·5) •••4 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642·8235 (Sun 2-5) 401 62nd St. (Newport Shores) NB 548·2211 $68,900 (S un) 6 BEDROOMS ••24 Harbor Island (Harbor Isle) NB 675·6161 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 6 BR & FAM RM OR DEN 1520 Highland, Weslcllff, N.B. 612·5200 (Sun 1·5) 1500 Highland , Weslctiff, N.B. 612-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 504 Evening Star Ln. (Dover Shores) NB 614-1766 $235,000 (Sat & Sun 2·6) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BR 5101 Elks!ord Ave., Irvine 551·1820 $31,000 (Sat & Sun !Oam on) 3 BR 2637 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) NB 675-3535 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2603 Vi sta Ornada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Sat & Sun 1·5 1 4 BR 354 Vista Madera (North BlullsJ NB 614-1133 (Su nday 1·51 550 Vi sta flora. Ne\vport Beach 646·0553 875,900 (Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAM RM 183 12 J\·landrake, Irvine (Univ Park) 616-0555 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE I BR EACH 415 Orchid, Corona del f\'lar 675-5726 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2 BR A I BR 719 h1arigold , Corona de! 11ar 614-7270 $74,900 (Sat 2-6) 160 33rd St. (Bal Penin) N.B. 615-8400 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 510.5101h Acacia . Corona del J\tar 642-8235 $93,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 429 Iris, Corona del l'vlar 675-7414 $93,500 (Sun 1-5) 226 Onyx, Balboa Island 546-5880 (Sun 12·5 ) 2 BR EACH ••111-lll lh Bayside Pl., Corona de! !vtar 613·6000 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 3 BR & I BR 619 \V. Bay Ave. (Balboa Penin) NB 614-1766 $95.600 (Sal & Sun 2·6) •521 Iris. Corona del J\•lar 6i5-5726 fSa t & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & 2 BR 617 Poinsetti a, Corona de! t.1ar 673·6510 $115,000 (Sun 1-5) 715\.2 Poppy, Corona del Mar 546-9346 (Sun 1·5 ) 52().52016 Dahlia, Corona del Ma r 6i5-55!1 $115,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) J BR EACH 615 -1\tarigold , Corona del titar 675-3000 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 514 Dahlia, Corona de! l'vl ar 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR+ FAM&3 BR 505 & 505'h Acacia, Corona dcl J\tar 673·8550 Sl29,000 (Su n 1·5) 4 BR I. 3 BR t008 E. Ralboa (Balboa Point) Balboa 614-1766 $250.000 (Sun 2·6) 4 BR+ FAM I. 3 BR 317 Jasmine, Corona del ~far 673-6550 (Su n 1·5) S BR & FAM RM I. 4 BR 618 1\cacia, Corona del J\1ar 675-6000 $129,000 (Sun 1·5) Houw for Rent 2 8.dreom1 328 Marigold fO ld Corona) Cd M 675·7225 $350 mo. 1Sun 1·5) • , •• 1 .. .. • W•tetfr••t * * • W...,.,.1f & h>•I • • ' - Oc!llghtful nnch 1t,yle hOme • 3 bdm111., (um\ly kitch@n. On quiet cul 11c /11111~. Cheerfully decorated I n V.'IU'ln colon1. Sp1u·lou:i. Jul \\1llt n1ature landscapln". Note: low lc11.sthold .~ taxes! OUert!d thru· FRENCH REGENCY DUPLEX Unbelievable ocean vie\v above China ove in.Old Corona del J\1ar. Ultra-custom 3 bed· room 3 balil & 2 bedroom 2 bath. A plush 1nust see! 1'_,antnstlc terms!? Open Sunday 1·6. GRUBB & ELLIS CO. REALTORS 675-70!0 ~ ~~del M•r 1022 Coron• del M•r 1022 realt~ OCEAN VIEW 2414 V\lta del Oro N""'l>Ort Beach 6'4·1133 ANYTIME STEPS TO BEACH ' CITY CLOSE COUNT-RY LIFE CAPE COD COTTAGE -PLUS Vacant Lol 2 Bedrooms -2 baths -den -fireplace Double garage. 0\\'ner \Viii carry. OHANGr: COUNTY l\11Nl·RANOI $34,000 FULL Plt!C~ Lachenmye~ R('aho1 646-3921 or Eve. 645·0182 1860 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA "'01v Brim: your kids 11ncl1 T''ll"""'!'!I!"!"'"".'""'~~...,...,...,...,..,...,.., ...... peti; and ron1e look at th!sJ ~B Ibo p I I one. Just a few ol thl11 fine • • •n n1u • 1007 Coron• del Mir 1022 hon1e's fcuturea Me: built· In range & oven, shng Cllf'Pel!I, covcrffl patio, area fan1Hy roozn and huge, huge lot. All or this plus an elU!y BUY A WARRANTY HOME to loko ov" Gt 1"'" with GET THE POINT? payn1t.•n11 of $168 month. Hout• Be•utlful I OceAn & Je11y view rrom lllHtcious, gr11clous 3 bdrm. + den + fonnal dining + beaut. guest house with WALKER & LEE You had l>elfer hury to sec the 1nos1 be11ut1 f ul l y deror:ued hon1c in All or l\'1>11'por1, al the 1ip or tlie b11lh. Asking REAL ESfATE HUNTU'IGTON BEACll 842-<1455 FROM UNSPOILED ROLLING HILLS TO CATALINA ISLAND OPEN TIL 9 • ITS FUN 10 DE NICC' '~','I " ' ~ ':::ii THE REAL ESTATERS NEW-NEW-NEW *** Cltyof Or1111i;c *** 4 Bedroom $51.900 2,028 sq ft E-'ront h1y,·n &: 1prinkleni - . shake roof -double entry doors to large living rm y,•/lrplc ... fllmily rm \\'./frplc &. v.-et har-rountry kil{'hen 111 /range & continuou! cleaning ovens - D/\V &: trash compactor - breakfast rm -4 lrg heilroom.~ -2 Juli baths - \\"/\V rarpeting lhruoul, I pcnln5U\a. Gloriou11 iictcc1ion uC wallp;l(>l.'I", ~·ainseo11.tltlJ.:, and carpeting ant.I the n10~1 1 g1•1l"-'f\ll of a ·I bedroom 4 1.t;\rh pl11n, St:ii,500. Call 615-72'25 . \:.\1,1j·::,:· '1 IH \I.I\ -LL t 0, I h> < t "" I " "'' • ' ' ' ~'" t '" "~ 1022 BUY A WARRANTY HOME GOOD MORNING! A11·ake ht beautiful Cd~i in this cheery 3 bedroon1 horne. Plenty of room for a second unit on th is R·2 lot. It'll go fast at $65,000, Call 675-7225 ,, ''"·'"'''""' ..... \"1\ LI ,~:\· RI \I.I\ • '""" ·~··k'" . •"'"''" ,• •l •'""~••V "•·"' 1024 MESA VERDE CUSTOM 3:JOO Sq. !'t. A huilrlef'll 0\\"11 home. 4 or 5 bedroon1s, Huge Uving room + family room plus rumpus room or billiard room. J bath1, 3 car garage , A \\'Orld of featutt~ & eleganre. Only 2 yean new. $89,950. IHG-TI11. OPEN T/l 11 • lr't!I FUN 10 SE NICI/ [R ll~i·H·ll Mt:SA DEL hlAR. lmm11e. 3 Bit ho1nc y,•ith lge. Jjv-nn & rrplc .. 2 h.:1M., redccoT'!l1ed kilrhl'n, 2 C'n r i.;nrage. lfo1ne n •cenlly rc -pe.inl r:d. ~lanicured lawn!, llhruhs lo: lrl.'Cs. Sprinkling 11y.sten1 in front . 6'.0 loan assumAble. By O\\'Tlt'r . (Prin. onlyl OPEN Hoose Sat. 10 Al\f to 6 Pi\1 934 l\lagellan St., 979-1831 BY O\VNER. Prime l\Teu. Verde loc. 2 yrs. new GAllOE:-1 HOl\fE. Exec. 4BR/3BA. J'/R. fo rn1I D .• t. Iii vauHc<.I ceill ng! thruout & lg o.iry 1~'indo1v1 cr<'ate bright, cheery atmos. 1 2 Lrg. !lcp. bk yd1. prof. ldscpd. QUIET 4 hse culd~. Upgraded &. lmn1ac, $63,!m. \Ve have prospe c t iv e buy<>Ni, so hurry! S.16-9238 Paularino School Dist. 11·/.~ oz paddlns.: -fenced SOUTH OF HWY. 3100 Linl'oln \\'ay Bcaurifut ')'.)()() ft. Bar llarbor 4 bedrrn, 2 ba, liv m1, tam rm. cust l<ll., patio, corner plot, be~t tndsep. S·IG,200. 0(>t'n Sun. 1-5. Co5t• Mesa Realty Since 1951 * 548-7711 Alter 6 Pl\I. C:tll 557·4617 r<'Or yard 11·~rnom lor boat 2 Bdrin. beauty + hobby rm. or can1prr-X500 . Sil rt lot-Great fur d;u·k r111, or Ideal O.C. locahon-JI.JOVE crar1 ~: UP :ro QUl~LITY. · ,! OPEN 1~5 SAT/SUN For niformntion call: (TI4) 611 ACACIA 53..'48JO \\'m. l\TcCabe Inc:. agent $1000. Dn. Costa r..feSll, ~ bedroom, 2 bath llOmc. Located on quiet cu1"1le·sac street. Ne1vly pninted ancl has good shag carrietlng. $30,000 FULL PRICE 2211 Newport II. Cpta ~so 64o-8is11 Sun/Ev••· 644-8312 SWIM 'N SAIL GREAT FOR KIDS \\'ALK TO LAKt: l!UNTINGTON 0\\1NER r..tUST SELL Corbin·Martin Inc. Realtor1 * 644-7662 * The Only ONE 239 HELIOTROPE $74,SOO OPEN SAT. & SUN. University Realty 3001 E. c .. 1. lf"Y· 6'iJ..65JO OPEN SAT/SUN. l·l 415 ORCHID, DUPLEX Across. rton1 Post Ottlcc. Nice l·bilrm ., each unit. l\Jking only $62,500 • HWTy! This isn't just a hon1c. but R OPEN SUN. 1·5 new way of H!c for you and 521 IRIS l'o. of Baker. 12 yrs old. 5 BR, flble gar. You ~"II the lot 60xl00. Ne~·lY r.rptd, pa.Jn11!d, liled, walk to all schools A shops. 1''ruit trees. Quick mov~in. Unbelievable isn't It'!' $37,000. Pr. Quin· I tard Jlcally 41llytlmc, 6~2· "'91 PRIME LOCATION ... near SouU1 CoBsl Plaza .• ·18Rt2DA, Jircpl, covered pa\11). Olvncr anx i o u ~. $42,900. CALL 91''84141 * Crest Realty ' OPEN SUNDAY I Mesa Verde Pool Home 5 llrt, highly UJllITT!dt-d pool ho!"l!', new l'rpli;:, ne11·ly pn1nlC!1 J, lx'nul. 11.t'N'nled & appoint«XI fhr1.1ou1. !jg() 1\11- norca. AGT. 979-8753 f\'TES,\ VERDE 2932 Rf!<l"'OOd 4 bedrrn, 2 ha, fpl c, cust dills, patio, lann l, ncv.· a11· 1tun1abte IOAn a1·11il. $'"1 ,900. Open Fri lhru Sun l·S. Co5t• Mei• Reelty Since 1951 * 541-7711 After 6 Pl\1. Call 55i·4617 your fR.Jnlly. Everything duple)(: 3 BR. + l·bdrm. tro1n the shake roof to the Scenic Propertie5 £,\STSIDE lb.er. Perfect huge lo!, m~ans family * 675-5726 * ~ con1fort 1n llus 21~ year i;tarlcr home. 3 Br. den, young beauty. Just listed so OPEN S1111 1.;;, brand 11c1v <lining rm, l 't U11.. Ch~ry you'd lJeltl'r hurry and ask duplex. 11.t jJJi, Prippy, k!tr.hen. Lb! size :1tx179 1 •Jl~ ul.iout !isling No. 9j31 JBlt, ~ha. s1u1detk ""/ocean 1''/lot11 or 1rcc11, Therfl'I W LKER & LEE 1 1 I roon1 10 ndd . Don't \\'alt ciilJ A v C\V, for e<t8" 11·/opt on to n.-iw. \\I, l', hliller, tt•a\to,, huy, nt l~i;!I thnn 1-epln rr· .,, " RJo.:,\L. E~T1\1'1>; 842-<4455 m"nl ~·n~t. 011 nt'f \Viii h<'lr. G1'""'181._l.=....,.~---I flnn11rl', 1•1111 Lois \"Ot:I', O\VNER, l\t4'sa \'rl'flc. Sharp :;jibQ:liiiilrid-l i006l -l~tl~"~· ~"~";;:.·•~l·t:;;li.='°"'-=--J BR, I\~ hM. f'am-rm, 2 _u _______ l_00_61 F INE DUPLEX frplc$, new cpt, Prln. only, R II ~ I ~I $~3,900. 5-M)...'l(X")8 BALBOA ISLAND '" '"'"'Y w """' • .,,,, COSTA MESA gins~ walls, lu~h p11Uo, + fl CHARMER ""' top apt, to boot! Only DUPLEX S9:'1.~. Bkr. O~n Sun, 1-.), $37 ~iOO VA ok AM r:.•~9521 Newly lated 3 bedroom•, :'! 42!4 Jrls Ave. 6i;-,..7.Jl4 or -··,~==-·-"··~~~~I bath home. 11'ith barbeC\te 4~14·!0. l>ll::SA VERDE 3 BR. 11l. bl. family room. Plus Jrntst & LUSK H bor VI 11111 4 F•m-rm, frplc, cornt.r lot bllth. Ntw ~rator 1hag ar . ew . s. By owner. S•il.800, S56-8976 ('i'lrptll & dl"Bpe&. La,..... Br. 3 Ba, • ant•nn, DLn-T'lJI. 3 BR 2 ... /h d fin-plnced 11,"lng r 0 0 ~~ Ru mpu1 nn. $ 1 I 2, l .O o.. · -w t • pool. Kl!. Unu!iUAlly la,..,e f'lll \o ft)r 011o11C'r Open Sat & Sun. l·J, rtnlOdeltx! y,·frw.w appl'a. i nd 0 0 r ,;~ 0 u 1d 00 r 39(11 Pork Green Dr . S·IT,900. ~38.» 0Y.T. enter1.Alnln: pracllcaJly on 644-2-172 SO. CO~ PLAZA !ht bay. Just 198,500. Belter 2 Bll, I ba on R·2 lot. !\tw 3 BR • + f .R .. 147.!llM cAll !Mm". 673--8S.ia. p.1ln1 1n~irl(' &: l)dt, Nell' ~ or :>lfj...jDJ.I OPENrllt •lt.S~Urv1'1KMCl• bl!!n kit, 1lrps. rrpt. b11th & SHARP · REPO [ , ~ l1x1ure1, frpJc, S 6 4. S 0 0 · 13 hit llr, :.! Bii, dbl p.'llln. ,~· · tl"nr. 6.f().8l3~. P'.>K. AlMl btaut. ·3 Br. ' 8('11111::: AFl,)'lh1ng With A O.:illy ~· \1Jllh1 R~il:lty, ;'il&-T739 _ . Pllol Oas~Ull!'d Ad 111 a f_;,\ST C.~I. Sl200 do10.·n, , tlmple matter , Jwn TIR, 2 Be, S4!1,9.;0. G~7SO'J Pi101 n nsNifieci 11d. &1Ui67S c11ll &t2-.i67R! Bra.nd NrY.'. ==='---- • --. Sunday, Junf 'l, 1974 DAILY PILOT 1024 Fountain Valley r----·----1034 Huntin9ton Beac'.:h 1040 . ;:1':':;":•=====:1;:;0:44;:;i'-L-•g_u_n_•_B_•_•_c_h ___ 1_0_48 I La9un1 &.ach 1041 I Newport Beach Costa Mesi 1069 NewPofl Beach 1069Newport Be1c A11u me 71/2Yo Loan On thJ,., 1•1•ry pretty ~1 lxlrfn, ~ h.1lh l~\1111' \\'1th dipln11 100111, II to Ht(' 11111 k O.t 'S .&llt1·l~·r! lo1·h1•l1•11 1h1ck Siu& ••11r1J1•l1n~. drupe·~ .~,11 I l'l'lt"I', ~:H.~(10, C'ul_I_ j.K,1.-~iJ) [~L.) ?J".X, I l11rbnr 1Jlv1J. VACANT :1 RR. r\!.'W pnlnt 11tl(f t'nT'fl('t. Ult; 2 r i1r J(Uffll(l'. Park·Hk~ )fin!. llnly S26.000, ~1 u~t Jl4•1ll ' IM•i.I Uuv ln F"ou11111in Valli•), L11>1• tl\'11\'n, ~11A-VA. l'l'in~. <:all anvlirnc. S'COTi"R'EA L"TY- S36-7S33 H arbor H ighlands 1036 - BUY A ,WARRANTY HOME AHOY, MARINERS! TOP SALESPE RSON • , V.A. ASSUM PTION EM ERA LO JIAY 10% DOWN fl•· 11 u1 1 r u I p rfJ 11 , ~ A lu\•,.ly l'l\tr1·t11ln1nk hutnc :ito'l' lnlo br11nd Of'W OCt'fl.n I 300 YARDS l!UltU.C!Jp»i~. wiOi 1>prinJ..l•·n. ~'\1 h 1, 1'\Yt'l'tiln~ ot."Nln vif•w . \•1cw n1ulll·l(•\'t l h0n1c, TO BEACH x. cov J'1•1J•J. ,\ ~ BIL , i•, ~ Hlk11. l(l h•nnh1 c·1~ .• pool~ bcRmt>tl cellh11111. new dc('kll, • k • '"'' . ., I , uu1sh•r t1Uitc. n1irrorl'<l h1tll1 ro lri.:r r;irk htJtll(' hl ·~· [):tr !I ..• """' n1~ .... ~. )/ • h"Od 1~uid. l)n1y J./,lk. fnllll h1•;11111fully bulll. \\I• 11 rlut11't11, dramatit• entry. 1,._1niin1u'l!b'. ~,..,r,~r.n.~w.-fur lll!.aj_w1~Ul ~ow mn l u 1, Red Carpet( Realtor1 ~u1nn11•r fun · .Ii rt•ln"auon ~'lYll.illd's. $ !l,t'it() 4·97.ff&r !t~·R~~·r\!lhl)' pnl''d ht MON. BAY TERR. $.ki.000. Vn1·1u1~ An ultr. spilt If• ve I OPEN SAT /SUN . 1·5 C'l1nh·nlporal)' of llhqud11} 14562 LINDEN de!il1tn & ll ilpt•rl or CALL 552_7500 1•1u1s!rucrio11, R1lllu rd rr11 . 11111! w1·t bar, t'nnvrrt. rlcn: • VISION • :1 bdi·m~ .. 3 hlitl111: !ie<:luded SI\ it1l!1lLllR 1:o-iL S\4J,OOO • OPEN SUN. 1-5 Red Htll Realty 61 2 ALLVIEW PL. L•gune Hills 1050 4 BR 3 '*· alr cood. wet tier, prof. la~aped, sprinkler sy111em, Assumable 7 rk 492-7841, 581-2476 Laguna Niguel 10S2 EXCLUSIVE This hearh hOl nl' 1n New1i0rt is el'el)1hing yt>u can im~lnP. llli; -n~"'\Jh 11tld f_!.Z paMl.lni:t .:: 3200 ·~. ff 4 big bedroon11, Io rm 11. l dining, big bre~kf11st room arw.I kltche11. Very !D.r~r 1.arnlly room plus rull~ltied b.llllard room with 11·et Mr. fliah beam ce1llngir . <:harm and f'le1ance. Large pat101 anJ 1onrlecks. lit tlm<: l\dVl'tlil1'(I, On tv.'O 10111. You nwn lhe land. 1 S97,500. 646·71i 1. Attractive nnanclna; I• available for 11W1lltled purt'hue.rs at Interest r11tc• 1it1hlltanclally below 1!\lrrent -market -ntte1.' Conic IOOk 11nd talk to UI aboul it 1tll FROM $110,000 OPEN DAILY 10 AM to 4 PM Mil Ltdo P1rk Drive l'll!-111 ~1e~1t =p=R~IV~A'°'TEPAR A_D_l-SE IN MESA DE L MAR J1' !111•11. JllM1l ·J'LUS 'l2' t:lll·:sr 1u .. i · Hr-.1, 1 n 111lorful wulh•t!·i11 J~l'll'Ul')" l'll1s furu1 1•r l'llOU l·:I. :l liJnu/2 l141)h 41.111.lfUll 1101111., nu l ncl tillu n , NOTlllNL; Hki· II ior1ywht'l'I' fut' only S4T.OOO. tb)" ow11rr1 I M1~h! ('Oll~l!IC'r I 1• :t S 1• I ~>l:l-!'.11!11). OP EN'~s~A~T-/~su-N-.-1 .-s Yl"s, l\lnrinl"rs l)rivtJ in llarl.o"r JH~l1l(lnds i.!6 ~ lhc ~pol r .. r l)l)th Sl'uftt1'C~ \~nd L11t11Uuhl•·rs! 4 b<'droom Hiit! II SUfll'I' Pl'i(._'fl, $57,&00. l~i !1.Jrn·inl·rs Urive .. OiX'/l I 5 p.111 H•:A LTY Jlt:AL'f01{S In ru1r nl North Li1guuo·~ ' Univ. l-'111·k C<'n!t•1', Jr1•1111• !i111·~1 un•as, lh1'n• an• :::::========:j ~tu11n1n~ t•i1y & t•o11s1ul 1·u·ws h'Qn1 lh1s Ii,:•'. hon1c, 3 n1lr·rus .. 1·11, 11 i1h Its ov.·n MUST SEL ~ a nd PRICE O RIGHT!! SEA TERRACE Occwi view among rolling hills near beach. 4 BR. Use or PoOl. 1ennls oourta. Sfill.300. Ov.·ner. Con1pletely lndscpd. Block fen""' la"'" ~curlty ~l\te. 493--5769 Grubb & Ellis 6!5•7010 Cal! 615-7t.l5 "'"' ., ... ,. .. ,,~ ..... 2983 JAVA RD. \'.\LLE\. li .. th: hui:•• 1n's1r i;uite, JOANNE HARRIS Lake Forest 1054 Turt!!·1~k·k t~rnJ1Jn1•"-'L' ll'Jn1e. fnrn111I rtln1ng rm.. lgt>. ;~ li1·1lr\K•111,;, ~ lmlh~. f11r1)1:1I fn1111ly r ill. 11'fv.•ct h.u.r, J Congru1ula1ions to JOANNF: d1n1ni.: plu!l Can11!y roon1. h•1ilcs. $1:1~.~ llARll iS, VILLAGE REAi~ w.~.\:1011 inrlu•hni.: l1111ol ! OPEN SUN. 1-S i.:x•:c. 2400 sq tt 2 !ilof")' estaie lop "alt!f!JX!n>an Fur OPEN SUN. 1-5 180 M cAULEY PL. ncr111e hon1e w/4 BR. fain ~lily. JOANNt: tilltl'led ll('f 19381 Sierra Chula Victon;1 l~·ach: hcl'e's lhc 1•111, :: BA, formal dining, THE BLUFFS $66,750 Dolores Plan ~1 .. sa V1·r1lt· 1·han111•1'. J llR, f:1m, r1n,. 'l frpl.; 111,a1I. t't1111:1,,t1e ynrd. 57·1.~:l(l. Hl \l.l \ · ."'" .~ ..... Ctln'Cr \Vlth Vi!Joge Rc•al I I I ' ·~· ·'•1-·."" , .... ,,. & '"all• .. , 11.·;1(• l lUUS(' ynu \'C .,._'CO ~ '"""-u "' ., " E1;ta1e ln Janu11ry of lhili 1 \' • "·I"· 3 Jld 2'' -•· nd I l•~1k1n~ lur: occun !iihlt' of g 11:!$. cry pnv. pan1.-111e mu., 1 .,..Jn .. \; e year and hnine>tl 111cly ~-h11.·y., i·r·<.~·ntly t'l'modelcd. 3 \·d 11.•/Grecian walls & unh. Dcl1r:hlful spilt level. can1e one of V!Jlu~e Rt!lll B ,1 r 01 i. , dt•n, guest ~1·rou~ht iron t.:i.Hes. lmn1e<.l ~hai.: t.'arpel!ni.: & <'US!om Elitate's n10t1t con~ili\cn! l\Jll qunrll•r'S. \\'alk 10 IX'ach; occpy. $54 .900. To 11 e I dt11pes: !ipolless, n::ady for ..... [.~''" .,..... " ... -Gl;M-Huntington Beach 1040 l~l(J ~· Tu~t111 1\\'C., N.11. Rfo:AJ:rOHS ti~2-162'J 1>..1h:-spropl<'. II you have a iihlte i\;it1•r vlcv.. S.~!l.50!1. ltt>lll!•)rS, 586-8500. rno1·l"in. Rt•:~! E;srnte n<'c•d, 1vhy JIOI :: I~\{, + •1111111~ l'IH, l11i,: hark ,1arot "'rru1! 1"···~. B!'.Q ! :iro•:t, l'hV. JJ,1110, Only S~'S,!~KJ. Asi.u•u. Joun. A~k !or Ga:d, MG-9521, ag1. BEACH TRIPLEX 1·:.JI oi lru(' 111iift')';~io11i+I, 1~1 \\'rstcrn Brink Hid~. 7°/o Assumable Loan • JUANNL llARltl~. 9!i2·'1·171 Uni\'ers11y P~1rk, J1,·!nl' :: BH, 2 ha, 1 yr nrw home i n · 19142 Brookhurst Days 552·7000 Nights ~ 1·<)\11ury side. S!O,!IOO'cash 10 I [a W,•lk ·I<• t''"" Pn t iUc t>om B h """"'"'""""""~""'.""''""~! • 1 "i';" VA !onn. Prine. & :St " ~ Huntington e ac 1 1 11•1 !his quaJ H" built custnmlzed 1 ,,,.,,.,,..,,..,..,...,.,.,,.., Ch · Th R h ,~,, •.• 11llt'1« o on Y " · per ~no. J ,_, eyenne 1n e a nc ii.-11~ L',,r "'"'· 17141 581·0'110, 11'1pk•x. '1'11") 2 hurms. V>'il h · 1 -.--,.,_, •' Pr.Ice Reduced &>au1Hul ttornl' cm a •1t11et 1·u 1105 N.CoosrHwy .. laguna CtnTand Realty Co. J\I ~:&\ V ~:'HOI:: NO/tTll 111:-t hn1· & fireplace. One 1 .. - J ba 1 de soic street rll'al' tu(' 494-1177 L'tdo Isle 1056 Ot:IUl'l' 2 sty 4 Bl', ~ ll11, f;1111 hdrn1!i. w th ~o n Y • $2 400 "•'''"nt~lt . t'f':tlurt's I II 0 I ·' -"-Tl " • ' •--===-==c;c;--2414 Vista del Oro 1·111, t n ru1, c:,t-ln ki\t·hcu .... tlC o~cu (::a._ .. .,. H:SC 1 • b1lt•n\s, '1 b.1\h~. ~·ii1nily1 THE ONLY · wfl11w11•d 1l()O! s, jnf'uzd. 2-yt. old unlts nre idcAl for 2 Bdrm. + Pool &rC'o, fu't'plai·c. l\U 111011,.rri Gracious Living Nawport Bea.ch By OwJ11..'r. Sfi3,9(1(}. PRIN. n w11 t' r I i·v e -1 n e r kllt'hl'rl. P:1r1y p;i 1 I u, WA y TO GO Char•rning j() ft. corner hon1e. 644·1133 ANYTIME ONLY . :11Q-0:~74'c·-~~-inveslnicnt s. $22,600 child1·,.11 's plav an•:1. Hich, 3 Bdr•ms., den: views of 2 ~ l\1~:SI\ NOl1Tll. \Ve' r f' • COATS r ou co n J>UY ~'1000 inorc thuu p;1rk-llkc l'.!'U;u1<!.~ SJ'J,!lOO. JL'ST LOCI.; THE DOOR .t. pa!!os 1h1·uout. S149,500 lranslcrrctl ,r.: ht\11' 10 !ettve & tliis tor a iK.'.W unll or you Cnl! ;,10--li:.-'11. GO Sonic f)nc l'lSl' 1vlU lake Waterfront Triplex: our 1:.150 sq fl, !'i l.11', 2 l,i;1 WALLACE c<tn buy riiy upi,.'l'udt-'fl unit [ J ell.rt· 1>f 1111 ex t e r ior Q\\·ner's 11pt., 2 sludio apts., hoMe. New ril'ps, 111"w for S2,003 below rt•{ll!it'C'nicnt ·'ARR ElL ni11 I .p l "·non her, i.:an:lcnin~. 3 lx!rn1s. each; leasehold. d!'ihll'Rhr' + m~rl'. $12.!IJO. REAL TORS cost \J 11 l'lf'. hnt s 11· at you get 111 Sl00,00'.l. Lu1d cnn lie 1•1·tnc. Ord~. r1'4;,...2TI.~•--962-4454 2 "-'I ... 1 · .. 1 ~ Hu s 1nos1 dcslreablC' own 11urchast'fl. _ oo rm con • ..,, 1 cstr:i,,.e I llJ.~U ~el your own. ir1 a Jj unit N 8 h & T · M ~;s1\ PEL r.t.\!{ ground level noor plan 11: . _ 1 e ar eac enn1s " 111' u R l'"ars nrw, rn.oshly Ptt;nted __ t'Oillpl'\ · 3 2·11"drn1, apts .. steps to ", '·. 1n1n.L:. ,. unipu~rni.i 2 Blocks to Beach ... 29.l.1 if;11·horBll ll. , ,. , !IG5000 I , bn~ .. !11111111 nXIClel, hit· SPl~.\\\'LINC EX~ hoine 11•ith tastefully panelrt1 :-.nrl ---------l\\('!1 rlt's1i:-ned 'l RDR~l. ~ e\eryl 1n.g , . 111~. fq>lf', 111sul11tl.'d, lhl' lot I fr:il Jl't' tsohi.tt>d nutlltC'L· mirron::d livinr. roont, plush COOL POOL I FIJ)()R PLAN, FEATURES I Balboa 1u1 11u11·i ..:ul d<! s.u· l s . . I 1vaUpapered dining arcn, · · • · NE\V \V/\V CARPETING & I Arljacent duplexes. \Valer $38 !KXI a-l0-99 1') suiH!, i·hilclrt>n s \V n i • !JiaJ? CIU1K'IS & custon1 and J:-.,.uzn. l•)ll, Al1rart1\'l' custom draperies thru-<lut . onen1ed. S 1 1 0, 0 0 0 To coLi.E~E Prir~. 1, chance ~8£i1";unng.vnt~~!ra.sc.ki~ drape!, 'Ovc=-slzecl pantry lanrlsc:aplru; 11·11~ h~ht~ ;ind Front li\'. nn. AFFORDS A $115.000 each. 11~ Yrs. old. area, custom tile oounler ~prink\crs. ,\ " hdiin., :! !'.tAGNIFICENT VIE\\' o~~ Buy one or all. to liuy a lot or house. :f Br, views l5x30 spark.ling pool! lOJ», l>hake roof, n e 11 I' h a. t 11 r a n1 1 t ~· r no .n1 111E OCEAN. Localed in I ~ &. A1•ail. rnidd!e 01· 4 La~e BR's, roarinlt U t s-I ft end or Jun!'. Ask fm-Lrz or fl~plaC't', no wax ! "~" throu•~ol M<I ~ schools, walking du;tant•c to 111vers1 Y • ,,... 1" · s \\'nods Cove section, LESS St I Huntin°'.on Center, !1ll'in1· upgr:;,,._,, ,._,"' THAN' 200 YARDS FRO~! Ken, "-•renls, 546-9321_. __ ·J ust blocks to ocean. '"" ' 1 g· ., <<2 ... ·~ d I mi•• pool and m11ny IJfll'k n•auy 0 '' " ,,.i ""~'· THE BEAOI ,;hiny as neiv an on Y .... CALL SS2 7SOO · i\IESA VERDF. -3 BR. 'l BA, s4:,,!Xx> full price!! Bkr. areas. Now $2000 be low ros1 • f1un rn1, cul-in kir ch1•n, n• IP ,. 1· n .. 1· pa I • only • v ISIO N • Steps.al'rr kitthcn has -2 °'11 ... w. .. " BUILT·IN I!,\ NG 0•• .<I vi/w crpt, <"Ov'd p11tio. Big •" ... -~~ ... ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio I ple11se). C11\I loday '" ynrd. $·15,000. Ce;ylon Ht!, S . ..7•309S <)VE:-1. D IS II \V S H It . , Mother-in-Law's u1te -I I " ,-E' R 1 G ,-R ATOR & ''""'"· I Red H01I Rea ty ,-,, · · · · , \~'lth ils 01vn kitchen & bll th BREAKFAST Ili\R. This Dana Point 1016 in this ramhllng ranch sty!P $650. DOWN P.I·:ALTY R~~ALTORS llC\\'Cr unil is ir11n1acul111e & DANA HARBOR VIEW hon1e. :1 full baths A: tots of L'n1v. J',1rk C'.-.nio·r, J!'\'inr ncnl as a pin thru·out. You I other room for your fttmUy, 'I Bedroon1. I' a Y ni en t s can scron·h everywhere in \Vhllt' v.·n1cr &-C11t111ln1., :t.100 It has an 11ssumable lo\\' ar>pro\ Sl95. plu~ ta.'\es & I "THE Vil.LACE", but you sq. [1. ·I Ul<, 3 RA , 1·t'pt~. 'i in!crest rate Joan. !IO hurry. iruiurnnl'r ,i;., n1ai11lenr111Ct!. 11011•1 hnd anything to di·ps, p;i!lo, i;1 :ic 3:°• ft:rl!'<.-tl, .S:l!I.~. · Excellenl ~1tu·t~r hom1", l..OVI-:t.Y ~p:11•11 •11~ '.! stor~1· t•)ll\flOL't! ii·iJh it , for only t p ·kl· 'II' "~~21 Cu!lc Ch · · R It Enelost-d p111 io. Clnse lo I hrnn.-. ,,.11!1 l'U"TI(' 11'f)l)I 3 FULL PRICE ~0~1~a11~·11~'s.'J·:c. $82.~I rist iaria ea Y schools & shorrin;.:. Om·r 1'.\h•nor, ·I bell1·w1n, forn111I $ 7,500 or le11se for S4!r1. Hkr, Ol1·n. 6916 Warner nli ll' to oceun, S2.J.()t)'). •hnu1;;, f:u111lv ru<i111. :.U $56 PER MONTH 675-i ll•l 111· 4~1·140. at Golden West r!P<"1rn· k1f('he11 . 111· 11· I: 11:1y.~ 1;1i..cs, E':l.L nuunl., 714: 842-7486 I' lll'f'l!lt•L't'. n~·\1' o,;h:1c (•11rp1'!" tn~uranf'f'. Iv e11hle, c1c. LIVE NEAR YOUR BOAT IJ unit 2 Bit 2 00 ~ankn Con{ios lrom $31,500 LINGO REAL ESTATE 493-742"1 499-1397 thruout. :! CHr ~t1r11i:c. \)ui1·1 MISSION REAL TY 213 : 592·5568 t.•2·4471 ( :::: ) 546·8103 CDS !>ll''-.'t-'L S5'1,500. llkl'. [l." So. Coasl lt\\·y .. Lac;una 9(.:!-:;681 Phone (714) 494-0731 5 BR Single Story BEACHWALK CONDO _ VICTORIA BEACH $45,500 2 Bedroom, 1~ baths, be:iuti-Price Reduced S2,300 Beach side of l·lll'y. 4 Br, Exct>llcnt l't'sldcntial IOC'8tion fully upgraded thruout. !\lir· \Univ.~rsi1y Park, l'Ort'sl-hke tern!~ potenti~. Ex c.e I _ close to l\1cDonald· rored <loon;, self-cleaning 1f'ntry. all'ium \\'/pond. ~ t.'Oasthne Vu w11h, Catahna oven, f'I0-\\1\X CIOONI. S17,!l00. Bl~. 2 ha. formnl D\n--rm, suslM!tK &: crashing surf. f'OUi:laS. AU bltns., iolone . I I I s t and Good ft br11n1PCI <'t'i!i ng~. r 11 s 1 1 c 1 ern1~. 587,7>00 •· LIDOwREALTY • I l'" I" I I ' It *673-7 3 00 * OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S 106 VIA LORCA 2 Bil. & Den. 50 F't. lot $124,500 DAVIDSON REALTY . ' ' OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S 128 VIA ITHACA Spacious 4 BR .. den, 3ba., l ~t'. Int. Ne11 decor. Vacant, unrned. possess. Full price SIO!i,900. 64'.l-\\~ 6i~21 [.,] liEA UT lf"U L Spanish cus1om. Ocean \•1c:11•. J HR. 3 HA. fl{. frplc, fenced. !,ens<' 'option, S 150. 493--2011 '1!}6-3185 fire';} 11.ce, fa m j J y• iii>, m, Ontu ~'P· ~lstr Su1te, ra1 lei' ra t('ps o ~ Y (.'OVe. pl yard, '2 baths.· and 't .., df'COr thru nu!. F.nrl unit on OCEANFRONT freshly painted ·inside and , . '''21 Grer11hel1. s;l't,ZOO. Ai;:t .. !It Paradise Pt. l~i aC". + 5 OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 4·PLEX J.>eh1xr Mt1rbor end 51:,.sl24, SouthCo, Realtors. . 120 Via Ye!la 1 YR WARRAHTY • HOME SANDY! Sandy feet. beach tO\\·rls and suntan lotioos go with lhis great !hrce berl room BEACH S PEClllL . A t t ra c t i 1· e cathedral ceilings, pnvcite pool ancl tennis, and a s;lorious wi1te beach only steps away. Only $51,!XX). ' Call 6T:i-72Zi . ' .... ' .... ' '•' ' \',.\LLE\' RI .\l.l \ ' HlO" I" ""' ' ,,.,,.,~~ "'"'' ··~. ''"'""' e BIG CANYON e oul. Call l'.-lr. Risser, , ~ tji:).171'11 uni1. Sccludrd. trees, Occ1111 view. S\1 0,000. RECQUET CLUB P:u10rarnic Vu. seni!-pvt. J llR,Din,2B:-.,Qn3;;!1Lot. Pl'incipal1< only. Acres of New Park 536-7542 JEWEL IX'Ut'h. Poss1bl(' to dJ\•!de. Copper plutnhin!:' & ne\\' No. 28 Royal SI. Geor_e 812_Jf192 \\'ill trade lor ineome-. 11. PP 1 iH n <'es. (; r ea 1 5 BR, ;1 BA. cs!n1 hon1e Newport 8e1ch t069Newport leach 1069 A ·omonlo1·'1 _)Jome~ Live in the heart of America's yachting activity .. :\\vard winiflg floor plan~ to plea~e your individual taste . Private pie r _.!. shp privileges. · These elegant ne"' Bayfront homes offe red from $190.900 including the land ! OPEN DAILY • 607 BAYSIDE DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH Macnab • Irvine Realty 673-3900 Newport Baech 1069 1 Newpol't Beach 1069 BUY A WARRANTY HOME THE VIEW FOR YOU! \\'e have the \1\c11· for )'OU. Take )'Our pick of homes and condominiums from 1he Ray clear up to Spyglass! All sizes 11nd ptices in the Riviera of 1\merica Newport Beach. 1. BAYVIEW . " .... "" .. ' " \'.\LLE\' RI \I.I\ t ., ' .. '"'"'"·' ,,, "' ...... , OPEN SUN. 1-S 124/124Vt 45th St. · Ne11· lhdini;:. 3 &: 2 BR. Block lo beach. Sl~.500 DAVIDSON REALTY b46 ·77&7 673 -90&0 64S.7S75 673-9060 Newport Harbor Be sure lo Inspect this cxec11!ive 4 bedroom \\'ilhln sleps to 11. private beach & the n1ar!na. lias numerous custo111 cxll'fts, ,\ s k in g $69,950. Ca ll &l+-S77i0. [~·] 600 Newport Center Dn\'e WESTCLlFF tall &. ~ Highland DR. Pre s ently under construction prestige E);tC. custom homes in \"' e 11 establish,ed neighborhood. E ach home 4 BR, 3 rull bolh!l, formal dining, lg. tam rms, v.·11 bar, sunken con versa lion pl!, + many fabulous features. Tele-. 6·15-2238 for appnl. BAYCREST for a Neighbor All P·~rul:1r :': Rr. 2 h~i, :-i ll i'l•'C: .. 53j(),()()(). rederonil inµ-possibilitie§. on IR.l t'l1·ay. OPEN Sui" J.j Eastbluff 1030 3 Redrooin hQme backs up to BOARDED ak cond. B1•;n11.8l:1nds0c-;ipl.'il. 12• Onl.v O.'Y.O. on S11nd in Ai.k'in_c: S84,500! -•-r->ev.•port Hts. Spanish ~tyle ;:.:;;:.;.:c.;. _______ I new park. Family size Norlh h·\•inc. Y \\'nes. Laguna. 2 ur 3 BR. liOO SCI 11 RUE \'ER.TE Channing 3 BR .. dining rn1 living roon1 with f.ircplace, U1P 1 1 54,l-2i57 fl, beaut. df\l'Ol'.. furn. 11.vail. 1lt'lltl'ngham"»·altn J BR home, righ t on 11th & sunrn1., lrplc.: modern SPANISH 4 OR 5 BDH:\1S., POOL Dln.ing.rn1 , f"11n1 ·m1, kitchen 11.·/eatlng area, 3 bs .. UtlUty n11 .. 2 lrplcs.. Spacious backyarrl .~ his; lnvltJng pool. J\lariners Sehl a.rea. rec land. ~102,000. Prin. only. By O\\'ller 616-5288. lyR WARRANTY ' • HOME ALL SCRUBBED 'UP! step-saver kitchen, 1 ~~ To prolcct 1 us conip Cle Y Ul\l\.ERSITY Park, \'illr1ge ~ LgP po<il, sam<' lct•rl. l~ P I" :t fHit'lvay, open Sat & Sun 1·5. blt·in kitchen. $47,000 h:-.ths. Laundry roon1. Grc!lt ref u r h is Ii" rl .C: 0 \'' 1 1, fnr sale by u11·1u•r, rlcg, Ocran Vt1 \l'/waves l=EACTCAS !'or sale or lease option. KING SIZE family home. $43,900. l'f'JX)S~cssion Rr:-.nd nl•w he:lutiColly upgr<idi•d, :tBR, o;i·ashing nn rocks. E Z 1\'alk The Real Estate Fair carpets & bl1n!;.. 4 Br, 2 BA. 2 ·~ hn. ran1 rnt. pruu" 10 yillagc, $125,000. Owner 33.16 Via Lido 6i:Mi123 Large cusloin bit. home: 1'.! 839•6133 or 5~2.551 "·alk to !he beach. only, S5i,500, ~-.j2-li'.:73 or ;111."1;11111s. i '""""""'!'!":'~~!'!!!!'!!!..,. roon1s; 4 bdrm:.., clen, huge ...,,,,...,.,.!!!!""""'""'""" Only $27,950. $2050. cln. 613-20.t 497·1171 Laguna Beach $110,000 I rec. room: 2 baths; util, & ~ JADE REAL TY -3 B 2 & Price JUSt reduced f o r : •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiil kitch. w/all bit-in~. ~!any $212 PEerC0M0o. 96J.780S A~n~~I~;;& Pati~; lge Yd: summrr !;.11le. Clean ,i:, fresh EASTBLUFF extr11s. sn .000. CAP OPEN House Silt 1_5. '1 br + hi fence, abuts gre('nbelt & ·I lxlrm .. 3 balh, ramily rn1., Fantaslic \'a\ue, fabulous TRADEWINDS . Surrounded by park· I i kt' ,__ A . 1 1 !l'f'l"'·· By O\\'J\Cr . appt ()n!y, 2 lrplcs. LJ;r. sunny palio location! Enjoy a Newpor1 , _ SOMERSET MODEL 5 bedroom. 3 bath, large lot & pool. Slll,993. 8., •Ji INTEREST HARBOR VIEW HOMES REALTY 833-0780 An<! N'l\1\y 10 i::o. This Eastbluff Pool hon1e \'I 1hl' 11n~v.·<·r for SUITIITit'l't.lm\~ entertaining. 4 hedroon1 101· only Si!J,000 t and th(' rc11t ol the home ~·s \\'ilh ii'· Call 675-7215 f;l'Qunds, mammoth 2· level .,.,,,us rm. lriuni rn ry 0 000 o~~ o~11 !\<I 1v/BBQ. 33 Ft. lot summer close lo beaches, Cool Tradr\\inds ....., n c · 11 h ..,, lg. living rm. overlook1n~ S·IS. · ~ · r · Lennis club, -~..i.. _·walk Bnyerest area; prestige Ca pe-Cod, It s utter .. .,_., covered patlO. 1% ba. over \\'ahncr. h o wallZI lowson jr:i. !""" home : 3 bdrms.. family I , p11J)('rt'd & earpPtedh. Lar):he 2400 sq. ft . S43.500 Tiffany La guna Beach 1048 MODERN izeottoll m'°,,·','.~m· "'I. a,''""bd!,g· .. ~·,',','. rn1 .. dining rm .. 2 Im. & l-OR sale by owner. East-t•anch S!~le kite en 11'tt 962 9 -"" •• 1 bluff 4 Br family rm r'.~"m•" hltns. TV rumpus Really. Call Jim · -814 • • • ::116 Via Lldo 61.>--4562 For sale by owner. $63,500. laundry rm. G<:iurmet kite 1. '. ' .... ·~····••''"••(~•••"' \!'1\ LL ,~:y RL \1.1\ ''-' "' JG80l l\f tela'r Li 1-1 B ECONOMY 'I · I w/•ll blt·lns·, lovely frp!c. sho\\'Placc ~ard. Imrnac. rm ,i:. separatr 23s2.~ garne on 1 1 · • • • • • • • ~lexiro; "ex1ca11 ti r FANTASTIC VIEW OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN I nd Bea ut rooin! Assume 6'; VA loan , Hunt. Harbour ,1042 . st'C\11'ily .'1:.-hl·auty' :ihnunrls in lhis 4 hrl1·111. "'-h -'k l-5 Covererl patio. Olanning in nlO\'C· n co · ' ''''I' 1212 -r mo. P!TI. full I...caS!'/Qption. Ecau1ilul 2 ebode 11•i1h !hf' fore\'t'r 1·ic\1• Bark door 10 ""di"• 8•Rv.._. i 06 Bl.son A\'t', every 11·ay. $79,500. Spanish Ille thnlout. Open ~ 1 '" 1 I I 1~ & 11·/tennis court a + •••·l•t• Jlousr. Sun. 640-1627 prier $42,950. Bkr 962-551! bdr111. 011·n ynur 011n apt. o lov c l'~Pcs. !l<l A'-"' · b Lo I.axe~ & coiy CALL ~ OPEN HOUSE nr. tx-11.chcs&shopping. S26.'i 11uhout neighhon;, lhls hui::e ay \ll. ~v BACK BAY BEAUTY 'R.~~ BIG CANYON C .C . 706 JAY CIRCLE li082 Pacific Coast l111·y !'.lonth. hon1e has hh-ins stereo, gArden patio. Noiv S!O,<XX.1 Ve..., large privnte yard ~ 3 De, 8 uville. 5 3500 Sq 1 • ft. 4.Br, ) OPt:N 1-5. $28,500. buys 3 Sat & Sun 1-6 P~·l m a,__._.. del·ks f•1r lounging, hC'au1.1 le~s. ~Ul1)'! Open Sun. 1-5. wigool access, landscaped Jt EA L TY .. a.. pectncu ar v1ev." ONE OF I Bdnn, 1 :~ ha1h, playgound Tired o( thro1ving. 111011ey ~~. ~~""" ;:;1111(•11 & i;olid Oak doors. ·12.l Vta Lldo Nord. GT:i-7414. W/fruit trees. Large LR & Nt•r Nt ... porl Po ~t orflfe $!;>9,500. 6 4 4-81 22 or • Blot, I .... ""'H>l ... r n1c•~ ~TOl . (JO ..... (,{ COMP• .... l·)M1blull'~ llllMt ·1 BR. ~11.r Jot. entry hall, bltns. awny on ren!? Spacious ~IJ,).l.l.l.lt q S12S,j(J(). LIDO ISLE-By Owner kitchen. Bit.Ins. dsh11•hr. WIFE PREGNANT ~"='-4--=''°~-~·~h~y~·~~~··~·~'·-==I hon1r~. Big f:-.rnily di11i11g f1•plc, red<'corat<'d. Vl!cnnt. studio nnd l lx.'<h'UC71n A& Unusu11! 50' comer lot. top . Dining Atta vie11· of goU BEST BUY IN Newport Heights 1070 T'n1. Newl,v rcdcC'. $70.~. NP11r Brnch Al & Ada1ns., Conclo1ninluni are no 11• o t. k>c11tion. Rustic Charin. ,.,,0-. e. 3 BR, 2 BA Needs B lb B P I 0 "VENS REALTY ., bl . 11 th .,.,,,,·, 'i'lq.lBO 0 -'Y lH • 2' CV ... ARBOR VIEW a oa ay roper 1es T i\·1 ST.:. . 11.va1 a e r1g1 n('ross c ".. u,-1 1/ Spacious 3 81', .,en, .~ TLC, but great potential. H FIXER UPPER 2.~ll; [·:. (',,:1sl 1111 )'. ~21 3f 49>:-1377 highway h'Onl the be11ch. LEVEL LOT REAL ESTATE Ba!hio, huge fire PI ace , \Viii consider 2nd TD. for sale by 0111ll'r. 1\-\onaco 2 Comnri flel r-.111r !110-!M~ I REPOSSESSIONS $24,900. 1 C · 1 con1n1unity tennis c rt, }15,000. 2917 Sih'cr Ln, N.B. fir & den, 2 Ba. Open hOuse C hristiona Reolty On llR' bluffs 11 ~pis r:ino 1190 Glcnne,yre St. beach. $115,000. £7:>-1079 548-9816. Open Sat & Sun. Sat & Sun. 1825 Port El Toro : · lOJl For in formati?n and location u,,,'~1,;,.011,;, 11~'.'1;1'0',1'1.0 1~~~~"· ,!~11:~ ·191-{l li3 519--03!6 NE\V, 1astehilly unique, in By O\\Tier. Prlnclples only. \\/heeler, 6-14-1206 RAN'D-!\VOOD 1 yr ne1v •I BH, 1 B1\, c.:11.stom Cl'J)IS & 1!q1s. 1'11111 r111. Cluhh.-.c. 0 11 nf'r :s 13."ll ~::o.o<H9. Founta in Valle y 1034 Assume 7°/o Loan llu~e 2 slory, 1 1"'1'1rnl on O\'l't!lil.('d l'Qrnt'r lol \\1th bo:it t:rile. Nerds :o;nn1r TLC. Pav1nl'nls only $2:,5. PIT!. -$42,900 842-7411 Eve" 963-4062 .. 1 11,, •• FHA & v A. homes, · 6916 \Varner at Goldenwcst " .. ,,, R 4 u ""' 714 812 7486 fl I t)l.'f'luecrl to S601)()(} exclusive area, 58 or + LRG. 2BR. fml dinrm or LIDO ISLE By Owner : -ai· tB.EA, CH HOUSE, OPEN SUNDAY .1-5PM mat'ds/All the amenities. 65' contact - KASABIAN 962-6644 Real Estate 38R, 21 ~BA. famnn. X Unusual 50· comer lot, top Irvine 1044 N l' n1arin11 · :?-sty. 3 Bd1·1n., 1414 Mornings ide Call to exam(ne and be 15' cov'd patio, qulel cul.de-localion. Ruslic Charm. b~~111s frplc'. & ne11• carprl. NE\\', NE\\', NE\\'·S11·et>pl11g pleasantly surprised. BKR. sac. Assumable VA avail. Spacious 3 Br, rlen, 21.J BY OWNER Univ. Pk. hon1r. $,?.£ JCiO v1e1v or Ol''t'an & hills. 842-1418 OPF.N SatfSun 12-5PM . baths huge Ci r e p I ace, O\VNER desperate. Sharp 3 3 Br. 2 Bn, atrium. Nl·ar ' 10 ACRES + ,\u·1un1 l't11ry, lols of w~ 4BR 31,sA c 0 m p J et e I y 833-0032. 2900 Paper l.Jt rom~unity tennis c rt, brlrn1. Assume 7'7. loan! pool, tennis. !'.taint. free i·d. · & glass, OfX'n beam CC'li s, remodeled v.·/pool. 45' lot. N.B. $4.9,500. By owner. I heach. Sll5,(XX). 6'5-1079 II h a r P •Ii n " QC rholcc: liorsc [)TTIJK"tty, in rr~u-el k;toh, 3BR. lan11m, ,, as sag c ~ ,. · q"let loc. 6 nio. old. ~lus1 s J c · 1 ,.., '"' $149,500. HM Via ' cntone. BY OWNER ADORABLE Buil!-in.'i, dish1vasher. FA u 9 0~ ""2-86'6 hc·a ·an uan apis rano :.!liA, rn1 for pool. Af;ki ng • • • F ·1 2 ba th sell. $5.,.1\N'. ~ · R11ncho resirlSJltial a1·ra. 1113.500 Q\iner wUI ca....., Mesa del M•r 1061 Harbor View Monaco 3 Bdrm,, 2 bath, cotTlfr heal. ami Y area. 5· P"s•lble 71,''*' inlero~t. · t .. , · H -Just 2 yrs old! $37,950. brk " 01\'l .ion inny 1 n If' r r S 2nd TU J 2 BR. + den, 2 ha. 3 rloors home. Besl price in aruvr Call 842-2561. TURTLEROCK: Transferred int·cslor~. Xlnt f I c: x I b IP ' '•--* BIG RYE from park, pool, & cabana. Highlands. $69,500 Call for SHARP & CLEAN 011'ner must sell. 4 BR. 21 ~ finan('ing avRil. Offered at OCEAN & CITY VIEW $69,(XX) Fee?. 644-5569. information bas.. Lgt· Farn-nn, srp $150.0CIO. CIOSl"Ul Fuhulous li'Plit lol'C:i This Mesa del Mar lll'O * POOL • Solld gold loc. 64()..4050 3 Bcdroo111, 2 l>a, park-like Dln-nn, alrlu1n, J>atio. Nr. VIC STUART 5BH, ;n1tm \\' ·11·et bar & story Model with 5 BR's, 3 011'ner 11"11.nts out. 11'111 help. HUG HOMES ~·otrrl. Top.notch neighbor-pool, park. r-.tany xtrns. Rea l E sta te !pl. hu"c 100. (!erk. xtras Ba's, ra rely comes .up for twn C 11 1 llflf'lfl . rtosc lo school~/shop. $6.q,500. Incl land. fll'l-9208 .. sale. When it does 1t sells ~BR. S74,~!· a or .nmre BY O\\'NER: Dover Shores, BRASHEAR 1 I tt 1 491-7!''31 51G-71li·I gn.lor<', suit11 hlc fnr 2 fl\n1ily fa st! At a price of only 1nlo. PacLhc Sc r v 1 c es Ivan \\'elts 4 Br, Fam-nn, T•UIJ:, i\s~1.1111e o~v ,n"61;! ATIRAC. 2 BR. 2 ba 1..'0ndo. l·lf(i Glcnn<"yrr, L:ii;:una ~hlll'lll)(, S~~.j()tl. Xlnl tern1s. "'-".500. Bolter call now. RC'alty, 640--82."iO or S.i!-15!•1 D'tnin"-rm, 3 bas., ploo REALTY , loan. Asking ony.,.. • :N. in \Valnut Sq. Front u11i1 IMMACULATE!!-SU\l~1ER ilENTALS AVAl l.. _, " C 11 $.'16-2660 THE BLUFFS/CONDO Bi\H11rd-rn1. Fabulous view J BR, 2 BA with guest lac. Principals only. PH : 675--0!4' or 6r:r-4ail San Clemente 1076 FIXER UPPER Custom 3 BR, near gotr course. 11chool ,ti; state park at ocean. t"ruil trees, 2 patios & boat/trlr area in \ge fenet'd yard $37,900. 180 DEGREE OCN VTEW 3 BR. FR, brand M\\"plck your colors. Boal/trlr arM. 011.TIC'r an x Io u s . 15'.500. G~DEN HOr.tE J BR & FR or 4 BR, near new. verM p•tlo, hills view, Plush. $38,500. AA REALTORS San Oeml'nte 492-2100 -"s 'COTT REALTY t11·nh!IC,nicclydecom1ed.By 1 •1• *AMERICAN HOME* 1 N ,1 C•nter &. Back QwncrS.11,000. 551-1820. 5101 2 P.d1·1n. '.! hal 1 101111-; C 3 BR, 21~ BA, 2 STY, BAY o ewpo1. ~ : \VANTED E X E C DREAM 536-7533 l!:lkslord Ave. l11ndi;cnp1·!1. 1\'1111 Ir.('. tr<"t's __ .REAL TORS c:p sELE T VIE\\', s:-i:1.000 1st T.D. Full Bay. $17·1 .. 'IOO. OPEN ~l & Ar1ist. sculptor, wriler who I "' I & l>rll·k 1ii1ri11. {'II)~(' to ll"W !1!1-1.11.I ~9+.-1001 PROPERTIES nJ'lce $84.500. o11•nrr/llrok· Sun l t_o 5 P~l 1924 Sa.n\lago , .. -•., -·•n •••'rw •tt•"lo. Mni.:1 11firf"nt f'IJu rl yiirr \\. 1 O\\'NER liq. Assumro 71'1''-' LAH.GI':, l.!gh1 ,t,, l.J:lvely, \ ,. D 61 2334 "'"' "'' " le" n11!hrn!1(' ~ p ;1 11 1 ~ h I Vrry pretty 3 hdnii 2 Nciv 2 BH.. :.! ha. Unlvc~lty ~l:1rit11•. Hurry !)tl lh s Ull\' ·: f3H lnn11ly ho m ,, h l06t rr, &14·47•'6 OR 6424'90. -"''~·· ~~=S=,-;'='--:;::;:;k: J WE llAVE ONE Jo'QR YOU f•1unt:11n, 11111ny r1!n,1.~ ll'eo.:"s, 1:~h home !las FA hc:nlil;~. Plirk, $4-t,OOO. lnt:ludcs hunl. n1 $'.\(i,:,00. ('l'1n1p!('h•ly rcn1odcl£od h1 A Newport Beac HARBOR VU Carmel * • RF.DUCf;D for l'f1.l[C 2-slory, 2,n> sq rt, 3 BR. Jo~R. ~ HI', :1 Ila. fnm rill, formnl L:.,, .. ,,,, built-in!I. ~'J\fllily By 0\1'°""1'. ~.;2-0T.l6 mwblP& ('l'l~P l•ilut• sc h(' I'll e ' • ' ~ s11le by Q\\'Tler. Beaut. 4 splrn1 sta\rcasc lo !ltudlo. 1l1t1lni;: 1·111 2 frp!t's Over "'' · 1 s37800 bkr '" ""' Tlr').-.-n~'l.W 1h111ughou1 Prhi:i:d & e BAYSHORES e 3 BR, 2 Ba, f anl·l'm , 11 BR .. fam 1'111., immense Pr ole~sionally decorated. ·~ . ,,· 172 ooo 91.)36 L.a nrea, fircp ace. · · *BEST BUY* U\llM~\l u J!l'm\Trl h11rd\\'OCKI floor~ 0<"'''' ·'e•-r:itc:, lel\ving locatlon on grren belt. kitchen, 21a ba, 2 lrplcs, lrg ••g 500 '"""' ~(l ' ' · ' Call 962-5566 Th ~ v ··~ OwrM'r $72 900 Aft 6 ro • · l\ln1·11 C1n·I<'. !JGR...I~. ' *IN TURTLEROCK* ~rHl''' each roon1 . e nr<'a. 4 Br, l ha, den, r:.•o "-.,.:3 · ' . ' pool. Del l\lar Realty 498--0500 --SBR. 2ba. upi::radcd, alum ,,,.1100 1-oun1rv ktl chen \\'/hrlck $ti!l.!l00. !\lake o If er. ...........,..., A llOrttr. FOR LMNG' 7'' 1\~~U:'ltAHl..E patio, frult trl'C'~. est flt<' lot, Ph1n I. 3 BR. 2 IN\ + fani. 4•4·567 1 flf'lflr .. 11nod/pane Ir on t BIG CANYON I o rm er 1520 Dorothy l..anf, 641;-tiOS2 BRAND NE\I.' 5 UNITS :I llR, :I Bi\ rnl1l'lo lL:e nin~trr n1vnf'r fi nllnct'. 8' ~·; , S,Ja,900 Tennis Si. pools. 833·3.'Vll \\"OODS COVE. hy 1111'1'\('r \1 ln•lo\\'S & ~hinRlc C'\tf'rior 612"'::.l!H. BroAdmoor l>todcl home. 4 bAYF~o·~. 4S'w/pler .t Bullder clOM'Out! Reduced ~uh<' Tak•· ovrr S'l34. Rent Iii esc1'™" clnscs. 962· UN IVERS t TY PARK, Clloicc Qc-·ean Front. 6 BTl ·I 1na\ntain<t the J.:i:t r I Y HMAo';'!°, ... R ~1T'~RH2~~~ Br, fl'am.rm, \Ve I · bA r , 0noat: '~~~ious 5BR homf' $4.000! Lg 3 BR, 2 BA, + z. p;:i}'nlf'nl5. 5i11 or 735---4878 c\·e11 D!'amatlc 2 sly, 3 BR, 211 ba. t·us!On1 hn1nr All 1111"' Arncn t•nn ntmosphcre. 2BA . ·•,1 .. my :dr'as. Xlnt bc_aut. cond. By Ov,.ner . b\iUt to last lorevfr . OPEN 2 BR A Z.l BR.. 9 carport1, llOt.l~S ~~l~lll'BD HUGE fam rm lookln~ oul at hli!i., 1"am--mi, H I I< h I Y ha1·e f)t.--can \.J.:\\' & .nte.J" $l20.000 ".. Sl:i2,000. 640--82.e HOUSE J-SPr-.1. Slit/Sun. 11.·alk shops, ocean \<iews. --~~!16: >.. . c11slnl bit pool. llv rm up-r:radcd. Central air. On t•oni, frpk" ~('lf·clc·r1nlnr. L INGO R E AL ESTATE Gi~3111b~~R':5·~1;ve : OPEN HOUSE S.t/Sun 12·4. 229-t Channel Rd. $225,ro:>. T1n1flc: buy! $114,000. V \ BU\ ERS \1/dttp shng ('fPI. bltins, park, View. $~.!lOO. 6Th--l784 o\cn. :1u111n1nt11· gnrni::e •l:+.1-'l;(l<:t; 49'J.-1:\97 New Portoflno In HV, view. IRWIN &. IR \V 1 N, David Walter Realty I Tiit. 3 HA. ll«l !'(! II. 3BR ~lan1· :ic1ras. Nr bt>ach. UNIVERSITY PARK tloor Sunset fl"'r"h 11ve r 11rfrl•iTS 110~1€ for sa.11' hy STROl.L 10 ocean. Sl~ps 12· 4 BR, J\li BA. + r111n rm + REALTORS. ~111 317 N. El Camlno-492--7790 Tlh11•~,n l'nifi!Q. $41.000 Sl9 ioo 002-7202 Nev.· 2 RH. 1'ov.•nh0u5C. 2 BA. 11•n1er :'lll'~'T S~E TO RI'.;. 1)11nrr 2 51Qn· j BR l ba , (h·cr 2·000 Kq fl + dbl gar. din. 644·9'125 1·4 or 962·4495. BY Owner, tdell noor plan, PRESIDENTIAL HEIGHTS llO~IE$ ~·~M ~l l TEO N~ .RE.\(:11, 4 Br. 1 .rxl~1:pd, Q\111 land. Privatr patio. IJE\'E S.>19,iOO, lil 11 rlln. rm. flr-k rin, lrplc. :~·r.~~~.~: ~:2'?i: BEAUTlt-'\JL 4 BR. 2 be, newly df'eol'lltt:d in and Ckl!an \•lev.•. l BR, 2 1; B.\. -~ :·.7 · I pool ~z Int. lots of 1n~s. Nr. l'l"C. r11t\1. B\' O\\'NER. 32:{·20:':'.\. !9.I il:•> l111t·n"ll· ~ hln1•lln11;. Arllully H11.rbor Vu. $81 ,a<xl. ~~H. out, marble entrY hall. lrt ~·or sale or lrue. 492"'\.tOI IP.!\l,\C\11.A 11·-:l Art. ~ ~!· S3.1.!l1Kl. ~11 OY.·n!.'r $11,000. !62-STI7. i;i,!lfXJ~ 011111r, \\ alk 1n1 llt•!>.h;nrd rn1ryii1iy & P!\tlo Pr~~;~! g~~~er~IC~LL Ai'tnt. ~l12J Ii\' rm, frplr: 4 trt hr, 2 '.lie S•n J uan Cpstrn. 1071 ~ ;1111 r111. bltlns. l~l1 i.t • Bf.AllTJFUL NE\V [){>l!nf' l1 01nC', 2 bdnn, I bea!·h, Lo111'1:" Int. . un·n ~ ~ ~i,:,00 Pnn1'. only o11·nr.r. Info k a11pt. ~14. CAPE COD, 4 BR, 2 ba,5., lite ba, st<-p 1t11v1n.a; "lcct ktl<h .. '111~· f~·it ~d. xl.n~ ~~;ul~ Ju.;t H~1c1I '.1 Br. l'i lol , 11u\ct 2 Im. S~.;,oo. 4!1~i-li2it C\'l'~ Sli!!:i0.1 Tiio "11'r) IHI~. :l1 ~1 ·lfll-.i0•2 ·•n)thur I. 49!)..ll20 5'1~·-0!HR or (11-ll 328-3233. fned yd, alley entr .. Hy <•l'fll!I, drp11, J)('rf('('t ~~·a.rd. NE,\R nlttrln11, 2 nR, !1~ BA ~nd r.i~~rve. · 1;-: 11;1,n. $3J,9j(). \\'lll11 Rl:'alty, li!nd v.ecltund5. ! B.o\, nr he.i1·h 1111Y~ n\vner., 642-9995 11tnn1r11t, rn11! tri .. --u, S•5.000. p lo be.I r I T!Rl 1tn:" Cor11!n. 3 n~ ... , > 7111>.-7i:r.'l. .OEAN1:~ llOME, Unl\1'l'1tty 1 Pl.11 'i' r.r.1 lt,)' •flh'l701111;11 ,. 110niclhllll? )'Qll \\'lint 1~ CIOICE l.bt·PRO:'llONTORY Stll ldtf': hems v.1th A DllllY fr15-0ll9-1 ~s:r,tw>b~y' are':.ny·w• )J.1. ·~·n!f':l l air, u11i.711~I\~; Cl II! ti Ad! Call 642-5678 Pk 4.DR 30.\ on view 101. \ny tla,y I~ u.e OE:-oT DA\" lo ~ell ~ t.1ns!rlf1(.>t'I ad1 do It BA'i. Fl'C'. Sacr\~95 Piiot Oa~slfled ad. 642-5678 -iP~ll~o=t ~Cl~•~,~,;~u~..i""".~o.<&1;;2"~,.~,;;R °"'Iler. 49J..9529 ~l' '" :ir pr<'e. l ' I "1 11 ,c 'm·~ ,,:,., "'l42 ~un nn ad: Dt'ln't dell1Y .. 11·rll. call NOW 642-M78. Sl\5,000. <hl11er. !i4 ·" ..:.===-"'"-----!16$·!i'®l. l'rl 1111n1r t1\C n~1• • •"""'' °"',...,.. · f) H OAIL Y PILO'f Sunday, June 'l, l<J74--.:--.,.--::==-:--;---,----;:;=c:--:o--:""';;:T'.'o:;:T:Tru Duplex••/ nits Ouplex••/Units Income Property 2000 lots fo r silt 2200 House• Unfurnl1htd I Hou;;;-Dntu rnlshtd Houses Onfurnlah;J' HOuses Onfurnisi\td A1>1rtrtMnt1 furnllhed ,_.;.1._,_._._,. ___ .;.1.;;s;;,.ooc__l.,;co_r c.."c..'•;;_ ____ 180.,;,.;,0 I TRI PLEX BUILDERS General 3202 I Costa MaH 322 4 lrvln a 3244 Nawpor l Shore • nn c.,,. MtH Jn4 NEWPORT ·DUPLEX NEWPORT I 'l\1'1> l'Hnli;:uous 11:.n·el!; in I MESA VERDE Bntdford Pince • &111111. Ana UN IQUI-: 3 Ur. 2 ha, ll'plc! $S0 W'Ek a UP JLISL oll N('"port Jlhcl, ~~?;.~;~,. ~~~;~~3.P.;oia~ 8J~ .A.LA J.ENTALS 3 br, 2 ba, top loc•tlon 3 bdmlll. 2 ba ......... UT!> pativ. 1'()1nm. pool, t('nnls. : ~~~ill:~ Avail. G1'IOCI llt'L't'Sb to :'l:('~pot1 Ml. r1. \\'Ill tr&l'!t· for Rl':oi. W1uttl4L IHIMH•~"-' W ater & G•rdener P•ld Calll0111U1 Hon1es. Irvine r 11 r Rll.I'. \V1tlk tu Ilea.ch. e Pbooe:Servlce-Htd. pool Coats l\tC's• -&in. Olei::u 1n11)n\1' 111111~ 1n 01• rn>ar $425 Lease 545-0221 3 bdrr11s.. 2 bu. 1''.R ..... $320 Ct1ll G46-2'll9. e Chlldttn" Pet Seetbl ~'V.y. Ct'ntral l\lt.isa 1ocll.lion. s.111111 Ann. Off1•1\'(I for L'flll , , 3' "R. '' "'··~· The "'lllo~'I • Irvine OP1'~N 10-4 Dltily. 3 Br, 2 Bn. 2.116 Newpo.,.rt pl_y_d .• _Ql Own1•n; Wlil haii; 3 lll.'{!t'OOlllS $ti!),Ul.(). CiiU ~. f fiit HOUSll r ,y_ ~Jl'I(', ' ,, 2!):1 -~._ 3 bdrma.-2-bft . ....-••.••. , S295 \Y11lk to-bct1;-Pool, tmnia· ~, 6.f5....3'967 -dinintj: r00Ji1 • f11nllly • J ),'11· ~1t'Sltr. dcl ~tar. ij_ · Cll_mJe, Cr.-enlree Jlomt" • lrvlne pr1v. Lite s:iso. 301 \Valnul =r~IRE,.,;:.0;:..;~0~,~.'°"TH""'"E=~,.=BIG~ J'QQlll • O!'{'hlrl rt(ln1 -:? DU,ll. Ai:t . 541l-t720 or 557·255.$ 2 bdrms. l bit,, !'~.R .... , $l2S St. 968-5728. 'hv1ilnl'!-<!. lr"1vor BJ~Q . 36' NIWl'QCT a. IAY c M f &J l l l J Dana Poin t 3226 Village I Univ, PIU'k , f<V. 'IB~E7A~Cl~l~-~POO""~"~S--~T~E~N~N'"1rg a>MPLEX"!' Qule~. lf'I l 1>1.Hio ('il'<'lt't.I iu \I roll):hl h'1n ' · · • r 1..; BR Enstalde api. Olli pd, L'OSTA l\ll-~SA 3 bdnn1. 2 bti.. • ....... s.175 3 Bil. T Den, 2 ba, b\r.tns, $115. 646-003L -Znd pa tio • plu11 gorgoo118 1,_.ll\' O ,, n .. I $l~ LEASf:/OPTION. 6t'11uliful 2 hdnn• I ba 1300 !~pl , •£ $3..._ "A''"~"" 111111'('! Uoth 01!}('r tulilil nix• 1 · 1 l'Hn, ul'M&~l lc 1 "" ~p111!1Mh ru11ton1. O c c an · ' ••••· ·•· ·' c. <-N • 1"· V"t..-·>.JW• 2 Ul{ -pn1loii -l't\CIOS\.'<'I 111'11, 11111 i:uril,11;1' ( l'y. :1 B 3 BA 1'~R Vllln;:u II Univ. f>ru•k • Irv. s. J ••iH'iJ.'"l'll, ,\!l th!.; fur only Rl-.:1\H I B1· dpl....: $1::,0 /)()\\'. \1'1'''1'" i ' cdRI :,,. • • 3 bdnns. 2 bi1 .•••• S400/142S n ua n .. ., ~Iv t~D 1x·1 M111111(l' r11 c, enc 4,.,. V\Uawe Ill Univ. Park -lrv. C1pi.str1no :i!lfl ~;,. ll~:~l~ -s~}'.f~'.-cd~~~j MoRu nt 1 n, Desert, 2 •• 0 nu 1)c~;T '2 b1.' hsc SI.iii. llll'll ~93-2011 49&--3l8.'i 3 bdnn. 2~11 bit ......... $400 N LRC Bachelor , tlv r 1n, 1ep. •• -5'> 1700 0$0rt """ 1 11•/gur, Pl.'I okar. l3EAtrr. :I BR. 2 00., 3 bdrn1. 2 .. .,,, .......... $350 SHIRLEY'S duplexes. cw kitchen, balh. Wtr pd. Pool. New elegant unit s \1'/o\l xtras incl natu1:a1 ,,.. · HOllSJ:-.:, 1~ 111· :1 I.Ji' $2·15 fnNI Oln-rm, 1-·ani-nn, cu5tom Garden 11on1es. Irvine dcluxu 2 BO, 2 BA. Adult, uo pct. $140. 64~. 3271 3 DR, 2 DA, lpl, ~. ml, rued yd. Int" lawn ellf'(I, $350 1111. or $425 fum. 56-31!2. 207 30th Stree t Cl~h cilbinets. self cleaniug ovens, deep pile lfNISIMtNI DIVISION CRESTLINE AREA \1/i.::11', kids & fll'L drps & cpl. 2 Patim. Fncd, 3 bdn11 :.! 00 $335/$375 d:ihi\'~hr I btt-1ns I 2 cur BACJ{EL()R furn $llO 11vlo11 full crpting. cera1nic tile, xlra lrg 19 ~ :I Bil. 2 Im, yPnl" t'l)tind tw1111<'. J.:. C'l\1·1 Br $32j No\1'! ulil !)It'!. lnd.scpd. $3j(l. 962-219-i ' Thi!· Tc1~c~ ·:·lrvlne Ji:dur 111ndlv )1·••, I ,c.rpt,, I UHi. pa.id.' Pe~ al~ · · S...-clurlt•<l. rail uz il. j7l ll 111!, 11t~·/1-;•f, i;11ru~1" BE•CJJ rrous, E 3 BR clo,. 2 Dr. 2 bu. now, fum ... $360 rps 1'()1np e e P 1v11..:,v. ""'!~• rt'!Jlcs & m11cl1 1nore. SBR, 3BA unit up-p 1 ~ ·" 3 8 2 ba 13501•~ S"""' 49G "~'"'~·:.::..::~::::.--,,-~~=I 581·0270. CwTa.nd He>tl1y C:o. \\'A LI< to 1e1'. I :\<'II s..... to Dan11. Harbor, Lt>ase opt. r. · new · • .,_ •N--o.JW ::-stairs, lBR, I I.la 111111 dwnstrs. 4 car gar HUNT!NG'l'ON st:.ACl l 9,. .•.• .,,. "" .. ~1 Turtle R01;k . Irvine RC:NT/LSE new 3 br, 2 ba. Huntlnatetn ... ch 3740 NB I " blk CABI N, Big Be11r A1·c11. S285. 4 .,......,.,, 4~,..1""'. ! s olves prking problen1 d\1•1\l\1,'ll . ..,2 --s7ooo 1 \f 6 \l'ALI\ lo J>ll'r, f~•<·h $9j. E l T 323 2 3 bdrn· 2 lJa. F.R. $425/$450 Bltns. Carden pat, upgraded LOW WEEK-LY RATE S frorn heh. ~11 5.000, ter1ns by O\\'ner, (714) A PAIR O F F OUR S · (ll~~~:.ro1 ~-· 11111h· 11n1y, fu111, u1i\ pd . o ro CALL 552-7500 thn10U1, 2 eRr gai·., pool, 889_0471 or 242_3067. Open \vkends. \ron't do n1uch in ri 1J1lk•·r --· NU Pain!! 1 hr, :1.·rn1 SIGO. NF.\V 2 t d 48R 2 ba • VISION. sz;on'I0.49&--0738. l-E xecutlve Su1tet j _..:::::.::.::..:..::...::.:::.::::.::.:..2=:..c.=;c;::c..,~~~=~ I c:11nK' but Lhis palr ol FOU i< Yl-:AR 1'Uund in o u n la i u nu c11>ts, stvlref, jll't ok. I · s Y <.'On °d· 2 · RENTILSE 2 br + alcovr. 2 /I7 Yorktown Blvd. South L.gu". 10861 Comm e r cia l Prpty 1600 PLl:-:.Xl::::i l'ru1 do a Jot for hon1l', Running: Springs. Si>tl KOOKY' :! br dpl~ Sl'15 .ui ls hltlns, c111ts, rps, car y rk I 0,, 1 -I o "13'"~ · t!HI' t'Cc center \\•/pool. No • bft, upgraded thruout. Pvt Beach Blvd, 11.l o town vuur pons for 11. st~·111·e i.ue . .,..... ~'" -:! blks 1>.'Kler, pt'I ok. ' .. ~~ 6T:i 7250 R d H II R Jty Ho blln 2 pool 536-0411 ' Cinanc1<1l futun•. Pcrft'(.'t ly Out of Stal p ply 2600 SEE No\1·? 3 Br. '/. b11. $200. ,',~,',~~. 0-,. ~-i'mno"oves ;)-e I ea pa • ns, car gar, · · I Coast H wy. F ront age ~ulll'<.I for c.11·ner ON'upn111·y e r • tn ilc. :! t·Rr. sntR'll'll ok. ""' REALT"' REALTORS $250. 496--0738 STUDIOS & 1 BR's. (-:, jt)' on Coast H\\')'. -App1u'\. i•r 111vestrM11t. 5il,500 c:u·h, 'J • ~ , • f LAGUNA HEACll . Vt:R\• NICE 3 BR. 2 BA. Univ. Perk Ccnto.'r, lnrlnc NEW, 2 BR Condo. Drapes, e 1',ull kltcken __.......... I l.:AI SQ . ft. \l'/1800 :;q, fl. loll' lnMn1L-s th;i1 r ;tn 1•as\lv 1-~llL.E:S Iron1 Sun \ ;illc) · BLUt;Bl!tD B;il"h, niotlt' $150. 1''111k', dbl G'.llraJ::e. Lrg Crpts, Refrig .. I a Un d r Y, • ~feated pool 'C ~ 1 111 fl r u \' l' m t'11 t . <:1va1 bl' r:uS{'{I 10 S7301nio. 9.-;. lc!nho. ? .1~lrn1 !1 om e -1 blk "·:ih·r. fun1, util pd. ft'n<.'t'J )'d. S:IOO per n10. Laguni Beach 3248 pool, pallo, ~'II.let pd. G~r. e Laundry tacU!tlcs olony Rralty, Inc. 1 .. r 11 11on for res 1au i·an t. ~O', lo.:in possible or ?? Sold 5.i0,000. 60Xl.lU tut. .>IS-«H6 SEVJ-:Ri\L. l:Jnch's SIO.>-$l6:>. 96.1-1221. anch. $21 0. 493-J.IOG • Free utilities •• , , " ~111r., or uffii·e. E:il"'row hi 1N.!_l'lht'r or si·11;iru1t>.l,. Real E5tate Exchge 2800 I 1'il.'1\'"· u111 rid. 2'<'1., OOIOo'. Foun l••'n Valle y 323"' $1 ;,il.NICE !Br. North end. EXTRA NICE. 3 BR, crpts, •Free ltnens •1•1 ... •t~•••"11,1... ,·u·,, Joi·,·• \\'ell .~ ... ,. I e rv • ·"d ll FANTASTIC VALUE IH~-ti'..'00/Gt'rw li:t•rn1 in CO IA " 'I"' N 1 ·• N e Bll.rB-"-•n ' 01U 64-1-7:!11 I Ht:,\l'll Cotllti.1t' 3 lw S:i:-,0. \\"elk lo beuc 1 & to1>o11. drpli, 2 cHr gar., pool, . "w. m.... serv. av». . .! 1;1t 2 B,\ Jlt"11111•. f'w<'pl<11'<'. \\';1t('rf11ll. L.u .:1' lot >\1!11 fru1! ll't'<'~. r•nn1r ~u!h Lal,.'lllltl locUH\t!l. i•, \'.,\. assun1ubll'. S:'J!"! . ."-00, 494-6511 MME RC L 1lt•••k/l"it•w, linll' V . P ,. 3 BB, 2 ·~ BA. bonus rn1. ~""" 1 BR. ort I t"llU. car 1aunch-y, patio, wtr pd. $2:35. · ,.. .. .., \.,,._,_,-,,-,_ t"''A~ _... .._ I kl I / t I 9' .. ~ • Pho"• ••rvlc-... "'..... la1·~1~ \\"1•!<lsnll' l'u.-;1,1 :\lt'sa 1l\•1•s. Frpk-, patio, dbl gar. luul')' ut·ar 1, ·cs pe l'o'C come. 4 ,,..,,....,.., ...... ·" 1 , , p1\1JM•r1y 11 i1h 2 :,.:.xoJ 11,~!<1.'<'S C \LL us. FOR i\·IORE. rn1. fenced yd, $350. per 1110. 5U1-l!fIL pd. Charn1!ng rear Santa Ana 3290 • J n1Ue lo 0<.oea.if' I ft1r indu:-;1ii11!. t-otn1111~1"l'ial V.',~ service all !hr l>c11ch ·Refer. rt'q. 645-5565. collage, trplc, lovely &l'Ca. Be1 ut. G•rftn Apt1, ~ or rt•slrh•nl1(1I. :-\c1·d in<'Ol1ll' cities & i11l1111d Orunge Co. Huntington Biach 3240 $265-2 BR, bHns, frplc, deck, NEW 2 BR, den, 2 bas, cpls , P rivale pallos, 6 Pools, an,1 411•pi'l'!'i(1l int1. L<1uity $ LANDLORDS $ 1 blk beach. dl'JIS, self-cleaning oven, saunas, jacuztl, teiicil•. 2 · Macnab -Irvine Rellity Company · 642-8235 644-6200 Duplex near the Sea $1:!!"1.00J. Ed Cha 11 n\a n . f EE FREE Cnll Ui; Toct11y BEAC~[ AREA! Jdee.I for $32:>-NE\VER 3 . Dr. fyplc., C'Otnn1. pool, sailing. \Valk car prk'g. Bike to beach. ::Hi N. Coal<! l!ll":i'. l::lnin•· [JPn1011d . ALA Renta ls 642-8383 eouple. $123. Has garage. gar, yard, Mission Vll'JO. lo So. Coast Plaza. $375. F rom $135. 846-0259 I--... ~·'·'~"~"~"~"'~·~·'~"~",,..,,..• I Condomin iums Pelc J3;irrc11 J:rally BOAT or TRLR Gate. Beaut $3li0-2 BR, 2 B~, all IJltn~. 552-7347 MEN. in\&ll bet,ch hi:Jtel. t:;:.!6:! Palnll'an Cl rt' 11' , __ lo_r_,._1_• _____ 17_00_ 3 Bcdroon1, 2 bu th eaeh. One 6-12-5~'00 LIVE HEREI, nu 3 Br, frplc. Sngls ok, s~J ya::R Vlr'rp·I o I Hses Furn/Unfurn 3300 R.oo111s $21.50 week. Apts. year old. Enelosed garagrs ... Real E5tate Wntd. 2900 PET WEL.COlllE! 2 BR . ' ~· P 0 ' 19-1 ·~-J.lon;ir,·h Tt'l'l'flN'. Qt1al11y is B\' 01vncr, Condo .. Tustin, 2 huilt-Uu;. Rl'n!s al'f' s215 _ 2 hr. Irvine ' 52~ \\'/l\'11.!dier & dryer . r,;v',·~gwn,![1cent \Vhtte \Valer CONDO 2 Br. San J uan J mo. ->Jtr • 11 ha1 YOU l'xpe<"I /IS you BR. 2 bll, l,o;,() sq [l, N°l:'IV II I 1"2 000 I $'"" " lanu •-·ch 3741 appronch this Ill'.'\\ l"listum kitrh. ba.th ,'<;. cpt. Air-rond, each. A rcntc<. (, · Rt:sJ>oNSJBLE p<11't)' 11·nn1s 21.Jr. CD!\ ...,., $210/:'-10. Nu:VJEW REN.TALS Capo. Poolsl~e. but prtvate. • na - l>u<'lt 3 "R 2 '"' l<onil'. A~i.'nt 536--8&16 1U l;uv l10111i.' for lo\\' down ~ b1-. Bay-dock $g(X) Home finders * 642·9900 , Patio. Security, Wshr-dryr, , · · "' ~ li!l-lns, Di;;h1ra;;h('r, !-'Yin, payni~·n!. !iT:!-iti!!I 673----10.10 or 494-32·18 Child, Sill pct. 5235, 4~46 BACH. at Creiocent &tY. C.ol. Ql1nlit,1 Sh1nd;; ou1 as ~·ou IJCOOl, st'(ludty gate. SJO,j()()., WALK TO BEACH )p\'T _r1.\!~T,=--\\'.\:\"TS TO Ou r rental I i~! 1s sOOrt NEAR BEACH: 3 Bedrooms, NE\\' Jen .. 2 bas., house. aft 6 &\i•knds. TV .. UtUi pd. \Vkif ~ .. ~:111;1;1,'.l\'i;ar~1l'l'l~l~~;~i~'"~a~~ \!I', Dn. 6~:J-TI!l2 ~r11· duplex-JBR/28,\ t•at•h.I BL'Y JIU \II:: D I R t-: (' T ,1'11,~n"",',.~ ',1~n"'1','.'.,1'",',,",:.'o",~~~-· 2 baths, 11·ash<'r & ddryc~; Beautiful Ol.-ea n \'lcw fl\lm C d U I 34 .. 11: l\1o. $160, op t!K-2508, , • ., B\' 0 1,.111'r :JBR 1 •to bri 1 d 1 f 1 1 u ... .. "' y "'~ 111onth to inonth, l'pos11, all mis. AvRll . July l. $42:5. on 0 1 n urn. ~. STUDIO great for l J>l!l'!IOn. f"1o.poin~i\"C' l1,·11ig ar('a. 011<'t' i•ndo!'t'(l 1;at~o. I~ dbi ~a'r: ~t:ir e ~~~ti~~:1l;~s ~ ~r~~ 1; _f!{Cl \J I~"~ l'T_Y_5_::~_1.:;_00_·2. If \'Ou coulcl use our $300/l\tO. 2'!101 Capisll'3no yrly lease. 642.9.Wl. $1:>5 incl. utll. "ralk to beach 1n~id•'. t!1t• pnnon .. 11i1· Ol:c>an ncll" i·nrpets. Yorba Linda. ioc&tion. 536-&'l:ll PRl\"t\ff; Pou·t~ 1ian1~ to I $t'1''it'es 111 finding tenants Lane, 1-lunlinW,on Beach; BALBOA -19'1·l559. 1·1c11· IX"t\lllll'~ f).'lrt of )OUI St-1.!t:'iO. appt only, 5tl·8423, G"i·alrl S. Tiwnl/\S, l{c:tllOI'~ bu.1• h·lt uu\l,,, iinucipals call us at 6r.:i-72'l.'i call: 1213) 3 2 2-6 8 3 7 NO. LAGUNA. pt, fui·n 2Bll 'POR N c:::..:::::..._ 8 __ h __ 3_7~6-9.1 <laily life. Sll9.000. ,,.2 ,-737 , O<: ~ -'· SHORT \VALK TO BEACH 11dlts. $260. 673-3159 BAY. Beautiful 2 bedroom ;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;:;;;;:;I l!l~-SO~ lfl9-l 3!l7 .\SSUl\fE 511'C FHA. OoublP Too Lastsidi• Cosia ~lt·~a \l.\:"'T ~' sn1all h0n1; or Brand ne1>o· l, 2 ,i:.,. 3 BR. OCEAN View. 3 BR, 2 ha, rondominium w/great vieY.· c.ar.i~e. 2 lxi;n1, 3 J;iath~ Xlnt !oc::'lllOn. Hl"ft Ca 1. p 1• 1 t'<lnrto. -H.R, 2~,~ ?r, 1 aBA, of Bay & Ocean Boat slipii OCEA .. N FRONT S 7 7, 5 0 0 locittion S26.500. 5-1~38;)7 1, .. ,.,_,_1 0 ,. 1,, -. ,. 0 ,., . C \1. or \'le, 6.16-56,{2 lmn1cd. occupy. Open for gar, fenced yd. $350. 30671 -" bl 1 ' 45, ~-t) f 11111. 2 BR 2 b a , • " "~" " " inspection Sal/Sun 11).6. l\larilyn Dr. 49-l-0077. av ..... a e up to ..,...., " Income P r operty 2000· 979-2550 Tom Queen 644-63'.XI. 100) O\VN-YOUR·OV.'N APT . ~ N.\V. comer \Varner & L-auna N igu.I 3252 Immed. poss. Go r J.': e o us OLDER, 34 Space tr;1ilt'r I ·-I & Slms. Dolphin Realty {213) VJE\V, '-toocf security . 10 UNITS park in excel. SanTa Ana . ,-LANDLORDS! 376-34.S4 FOR LEASE: 3 BR 2 be COME SEE Sl~'ar!z Realty $1 45 000 loc., Sl0,000 Cash SJJ{'ndilble, i~"~,~,~,L~E'-10-Be-,-,,-,-,-B-R-.-2 home, Goo d ya r d Really Company Macnab-Irvine 499-3005 , , S50,00J On., F.P. $193,000. 1'1e Speciallze in Ne1vpor: ba, lam-nn area. Super ~·/covered brick patio, near 642-1235 644-6200 Sunset Beach Gf'flrgcous garden setting E x c e I . f i nan c Ing . Houses Fur11ished Bt>ach • Corona dcl Mar • Sharp $3&5. mo, 1st & last + school, lake shopping 49.> _________ 10_90_ anrt 10 sharp units. Bi's! PRINCIPALS ONLY. Axt.. & Laguna. Our Rental Ser. sec. dep. 1 yr lease. 962-4493 171'9 B nd OCEA'.'-'FRONT 1.111. Zonl'd for DuplC'.'\. li:!,000. Only 0111' 111 al'(•a. S·lli-{ilS(j lookinr,· place on the block. Evl's. :H6-{i261 G I 3 102 \'i('I' is FREE to You~ Try SAN JUAN CAP., rn e nera N<<·l'•'ow! ''ENCED 3 BR 2 ba b!tins PACIFIC Isle. Village. Yrly new, Vie"'• 2 BR. 1 ba. T11·0 Ii\'<' unil buildinl!s. HOUSE PLUS TIVO c • • • -• 3 "r , BR 'I \ NU VIEW RENTALS fpl. cov patio w gas BBQ, lease. Ne1v Condo., l ili'., 2 Quiet upper. 3 l\lin. fro1n lnr'f11llt' Sl4·1 per 11101111· Livl' in neiv " ·., • B •. Slti.-1--BACH nr. beaeh. Patio. • nil gar. $290/nlo lsc. Bit 2 bas. View, Pl·iv. Dana pl. Harbor, 3 nlin r.urni::es. 011,nc1· is anxious. hou.sc and rcn! T110 . Bit, '21 P<'I ok. Laguna. 67:l-4030 or '19'1-3248 897.3.'i·IJ atriun1 entry. Club priv. froni S.D. Fr'l':y. cpts, drp!, Pri1111• loc:iliOn. Call no1\' BA, apts. f rpl<-. pntios, SI",'"' ll'<"lc•·. 1'"5 Su<tt<•t•r. Ba Ibo• /sl•nd 3206 -"'-"=-------Agt 493--0331 D \V I d · y" lr.::l --2-liOO l l J S!< 000 ·~ " " bl ' CLEAN, 2 Br, ~1GR. 2610 ., . ' " \vas ier, 1 ' ~ 1·msIMENI DIVISION ~~·~~~~. 881~~~1:1~~ fi;ii--11i.1. [~~;11:.·rplc, l k b<'ach, YEAHL\' rental ivnn1ed for Florida. No pets .. or Sgls., _L_id_o'-l•_l_o _____ 3_2_S_6_1 ~!~~d~li:. ~ ~~.p~~-~ I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.~~ f.. i 4 1\PT Unil.s on 19,000 sq fl Sl!l:r-UTl_L PD. 1 br, frplc, f11m ily. 2-4 br lloosl', 11vail 1 Oiild O.K. 51ij. mo. HOUSE for Y'ar lease, JBR, !>18-66-ll or Agt., 49:H739 ~ II I" lnl . zont'll C-2 Neii·poi'! dcc·k .. v1c11'. gar. Laguna, J){)1\' or Sl'pl. 213-373-7528 532-5939 2ba, FOR Lt'ase, Villa Pacific l Mobile Homes Bh·<I., C.l\I. s.·,.10 1110 lncon_1e ..... 1• NU-VfE\V RENTA.L.!4 ~ Corona del M ar 3222 3 BR, l "• ba., blt·ins, crpts, 714-53-~5410 mile to ~ach, .3 pools, f'URN BACHELOR APTS compl. kitchen. $215 1.0 1225. &!conies. Poot Adullll, no pcl!!. Yearly U SM!. LAS BRISAS APTS 5515 Riv•r Ave., NB 642-2564 $35/\\'K UP. I Br. 2 Ba. & B11ch. Color 1'V, maid se.rv, pool. TME l\IESA, 415 N. Ne\\·port Bl. N.B. 646--9681. OCEAN1'"1t0NT • 2 B AC JI Apls. Furn. $160. a n10. Yenr l"OUnd. frll'ld all Ulll, 673·1531 NE\V 2 BR, 2 BA, king n hcdrms. all bltns, nr beach & biiy. S200 wk. Bkr 673·4585 San Clemente 3n6 for s ale 1100 Good for •·ornm 1'r t'1al lii .. 40.'l0 or 9-:13:1"'8 rlrp~, fenced, r:;_,~e n t ly Mesa Verde 3263 tf'nni!I courts. f'.tr. 97;,1 1-----------dt'velopn1e111. Sti ."1, 000. S~IU-1 BR Housi', kids 11k. Pa 111 t e cl · s,,a, mo. I c;.,;,;,.;_;..;._'------1 Brookl>ay Circle, t!B. 2 sty, RESORT 11 vi n g-Y r l y -"ii tl.\00 GOLDF.N\\'.E;ST. in c·onren1po G1"f't'nr11·rr P;irk. :! BP., 2 h;i, ,t· d1'11. brl'ak(asl IJ;tr, dsh1,·shr. shn~ crpt 1hru-out, set lor 1\·nsh. & 1lryer, fed :.d. drearny pine ll'N' landscaping. ln1n1ac. cl('an & 11c1\'. Hate to sell. SIOOO. & assun11' priyn1en1s of only $1~3. 73.>-9I07 aft. 6 Costa Mesa Units 01\·ncr·Broker, G-12--0j90. S!O.l-1 BR l\1ob. C. l\I. C ameo Highland~ :!ll-SS6--0908 or 2J3--l42-437~ 3 BR, 2 BA, flill, game nn, 2Blt. conv. den. wet har. l Stunml'r rentals. 2 Br apt, DELUXE ~fol.Jill' hon1c, 5 -. P11rk, lt'\1ne Ran{'h. Dual 11·irll', 21 X li.i. c1,11s, c.l!•ps, 2 i;l1ed~. 11·c1 biti-, l 13R, '.,!bas. Yanl·l'ln. nu1n.v ex r r as , S:!l,."iOO •• ij\.~S-16. JllX:'ifl' TEP.RA Cruiser in adul1 purk 1n OC'ser! Ho1 !'prini::s. S 1900. OOS--8346 or 6~6--1(1 17. l'.!x46 l:IUDDY. 1 H1·, 1pu11;1e. ins!dl' & ou!. Cos1<1 ;\lcsa adult pai•k. s:h.13. Ai\TEP..JC.\~ :):)7-9:'.00 BAYfRO:\"T Pk. LRrge 2 br. nl'11' ('rpl, bhn~. FA hC'fl!. i·:tre huy! S12.9.i0, 6~01--5.'!.:?!l 12~::G '12 PEEHL£SS S::.995. A'.llER/C,,:-1 A creage tor safe 1200 5 fantasti<' uniis tn exCt"llent OCE NfR01"T · 1 · S\00 Bac·helor, \\'alk lo 4/:i bedroon1 hon\e 3 BP., 1:1~ BA, comp, redec, (ncd yd. inc lawn, ca«. u;o ~ ba, hnm11.c cond. $300 per furn or unfurn. Bre11km dd I , A ' tnp ex 111 he11t·h. HB. 2 BR House, 1r11mcdiate occupancy · use Beauliful aru. S:n5. mo. un. or $425 furn. 56-3182. ,,~no~·~·~!>;>.:=:;:'°~-~"7-=-== l -"'~'c~w~-~H~t~d~f?>~l~-~·~T',..;.::71~0~,-area. Room 10 a mol'l' Ne11·port Bench. 2·3 bdrm, 2 Cll?o.1, $200 vacant. Ag1 . Fee. of privare bea ches . Call Perly, 842-5174 or :-: All 2 bedrooms with lots of Ba & 1-1 lxlrm. Crpts. rtrps, 9-, "'-841 ~io. Newport Belch 3269 NF:\\'. 4 BR, 3 BA, prestige Ap1rtments Unfurn, ,,,...,..._,,,, 1580/nio. ~·/•ardener -or-'"V\I t hou · I 1_;:,x.:;_:.::;::;,;;.:...:;;;c.;::.:;:_1 priv:u·~" C.1 11 for appL to Jl'plc, b!tns. I yr old. PREii. c·~=~·------~ 01>.•n se \tie\\•. p oo . S('f'. 511:;,000. ONLY! 6T~1536. Corona del Mar 3122 $;;,50/tno. without. 111artha VERY nice 4 bedrm, 2 bath. Huntington Scacliff . S450. ~1acnab 642--8Z'\5. (Zl!h ..... bl 2 '" 9105 6 on(' bedroom units. all lar 4 P'EX C ,1 + R 1 cpts, wps, tns, car gar., n10 . ..;,,.,. . 519 ;:,oo • ~ ' ' ·1 · • m _or 2 BR. Couples only. No pets. enclosed patio, S'lOO. Ask for ·· · rno1-e, S6,8'Kllyr '-oross. PrtIL LC' ~· lh Dal ~46 , BIG CANYON LN _b'Olr course: 2 BR +, exp 2 units on one 101. S~3.800. I only. $59.500. :J-H'r-0116 , . asc! moo . e, llvlll&' nn. l'o'lli convert lo Gi\'e us a call, ,,·e re open R2 68X130 R I f-t ;inkhn, Rhr. 673-2'222 Rl'alty Company 1~111IACULATE 3 BR, 2 BA, 3BR right on golf course 3rd BR. Dbl gar. plush evenings and 1\'eekends. · ooin ~r 0101:e· Co5ta Mesa 3124 642-8235 644-6200 erp!s & drps. Bltns. $285. s12°'1 per month. 11 Ru~ Xtras. $325. 493-:i748. Red Ca rp l' t, Inves1ment IAnoo,.~; $3!2Tl00000., 6<1~2"160' 35480· RED CRPT R LT R S Ver!e AJ::I. GT"J-6900 $375 l\fO. New 2 ~,· BA, 3BR. Dhision. 979-2550. s i . .., • · -· E -SIDE 2 BR FURN. 1 OV ''L\' 3 RR rr I Arll'nl', 893·1351. h 4-PI 8 O i:.. · 0111e c ose 2 STORY 3 Br, 2 Ba 2 mi. to Lu~ury Condo NO. 16 B~?ac , ex Y wner !W ater & g ard ener pa id. l o 1Jt:o<1ch, 'cdi\I. llas All! 3 BR Vacant House, $210. beach. Pet ok. Latitude Crt. Npt. Bch. DANA POINT ,,,J lSlh Sr, C~l. 6-11-81!!_ $295/mo. 545-0228 ON f31'.:ACH 11·/vit'I\'! 3 Br, Also 3 BR's util pd, $210, LIVf.: nr beach! $130. Ncwj ,.:6'~6-::::500:::_2 ____ ~:-- 0UPLEXES P..-J ."19X20l. J older rt n!als un Huntington Beach 3 140 C'hild/f){'I ok .. B.::ilbo:i Pcnln. C~I. kids/pets ok. Agt . 1-·ec. shag & redec. Child/pct. BLUf-,f-"S, N.B. 4BH, 2BA, 2 Fnbulous Ocean Viel\"$ proper ty. 1SECLUUf:J) IJ;ich $115. Shag 979--8430 REASONABLE! 2 Br w/gar. cflr i;:ar. Le11.se S.150, Owner. 8 l\r11· Bl'llutif\il Duplexes 0)737-::907 NF.AR l.akc Park :t BP. Sorn-C'q;t, r11~d )d. \\'estn1inster. HUGE 3 BR, fp\c, cov patio, Kids, pets. San Oe111 l'ntl'. 644-1512 S6t,9;,(l 10 Si::,%0 Industrial Prpty. '2100 n:t'r only? S'12i'.i. UtiL Int-. I Homef1nde rs * 642-9900 11·nlk to school & park. S325. Homefinders * 642-9900 T='°o~w~n~h~o-u-,-.-U~n~fr-n-~35~2~5 rron1 $S,3000Dolwnl -5:1&-03:!1. Ev~s. only. .SPY' ·1.,1Ss llill~. Elcg<•"' Ask for KEITH SNIDER, LUXURIOUS l·I 0 'I E . w I Office Open ai y ·J 31 000 SQ FT u -" 962-4471 " \\'el'kcnds 10-6 at • ' • La guna Beach 3148 2 ~Iv 4 hr. ?. hu. bont1s 1'm ='-'-"'--------gorgeous vie1v of prcstigous Fountain Valley I ' 1 d 1 4BR, 2 bn, ne1\·[y decorated, C Cl b TIBURON 3 Br 2 Ba :!3861 Copper Lante111 FIBERGLASS BLDG 11' ~nn vu, g Y, <"u-Santa Ana ounlry u . 3 . , • ~!16-::.131 , ,\gt. &12.490;:., • VIE\V 2BR & den, nr to1vn. dc-sric. s,g751rno or Jse opt. nr beach, no pets, leese, BR. 3 BA. Oen, library, 2 fam-nn, aar cond, crpts, H L e a s c S 4 3 5 / n1 o, &I ' '"91 hkr. sgls ok, $310, 962-44n, 1 1 , _, A . 1 d-gu pool $325/mo Dana Harbor Income omcs l FOR SALE OR LSE TEP.l\IS SF.RF:N, DIPIT'' REALTY. ,....,,.., -=~~~~ooµ; ·=-="~;'-------rp c s, ga1ucncr, v a I .,.~, • · ' General 3802 DEL~ 1i1nfum 1 B Jt , Garden Grove, tree laundry i;crvlce, Avail now. $175, &12-4844 Balboa Penina.ula 3807 NE\V Lu.xury 3 br aplll (2) Bay & OC"Can v i ews . i\lultilevel, frplcs $600 mo ~1·1y. l\1r. 81>.'lng, 835-101.l da~'S. 842-2806 eveli, 1 BR w/gar, fh-epl, crpts, drps. Yrly lse. $230 mo. Call 979-1521 . ' BACHELOR, $165. lit &: last. 3ffi E. Bay, No, 3. Call 213--697-1496. 3111 -HARBOR View Hills. Lusk 4 -June 15. $495(1\10. 828-4493. ·""'=-=~1003~._,,===,.-,:-~ B h E-Z access corrier location. ·lfl7-2l7:; RANCHO LA CUFSTA -:-\VEST NE\VPORT Brand F ourplex Hunt e ac Nr. X,,,, of Npt & Riv . L-'d--l -1-----3~1~5~6 Br, family rm, 3 car g., Beaut. 4 Br, 2 Ba. & Fam HARBOR VIEW * 3 BR 2 ba 1' . OCEAN View new duptex, 2 Lge J '-lrm 0\\1'\er unit. ..., 1 o s e garden pa1io. Cor. loc. • C . new . ., Irp c, pnv. BR 2 b d·" lri Plus 3--2'''bedrooms. Blln.~. ~~1-y0.1,"_ire sprinklrs. Yard.I----------dcean & hill vu. $650/mo. Rm. Close to the beach. 1 yr a BR Son1erset. real P.RhQ, patio, gar, dish~·shr, Nr. , a, ;:onW&r, re r . Capistrano Buch S · 1 ""-' 2 BR 2 B,\ Sumn1er nr li44-fil97 Bkr lse. $425/mo. 962.-2734. n1alure yard. Near f)8rk & r.reenbt"l! S340 673--0166 S235. Call 528-8202, 7:30 AM. CloSf'cl garages. 1>o1m poo. ' · ·i J 1 · pool. tSJ ;; Port Ulanleigh ' · · • C d 1 u. ••22 Goocl inl-ome + tax sheill'r. ASHWI LL-BURKE ye:trly l'f'nlal. Avai. u y. 3 BR. 2 BA. frplc, family SU?.ll\IER Rental. Beaut. 2 PL, 644-5598 Apa rtments Furnished orona • nwir -O"IY S62,9"". Call 121.11 793-0~:!7. d 1~...,.. br hse, walk to bch, $125. " "" Bill Bw·ke or Gene Ashwill mom, crprs, rps. ..,,..,, per k r I hi · "'"'" ..-::·o 3 9-, "SO BRAND New 2 Br, 2 Ba, "'" F irst P ioneer Realty 997-21(10 Newport Beach 3169 1110. 675--0367 "' · rp c, uns, "'><>-M>• · 8Ur oom -per mo Balboa lsl1nd 3706 * t~·t~T~~~I T~~SDC ~.: 842-4421 L I I 2200 \VAN1"i:.'D 3 BR. J12 B,\, Frplc. Blln~. HARBOR VIEW 1101'.lES, ;;_;,;;,;c;._..,:_,.__;;_ __ -'-' deck, frplc, bUn oven. m,ge, '· · · · -" ots o r sa e BLt:FFS-Beaut. Vi!'w Uppc1• Drps. Ohl gar. Fncd yard. near s~·imming pool, park & 2 BR. 2 ba, sumn1er $750. Dshvihr, crptg, dr1>1. aar. LA.'lD APPRECl,\TION HOUSE+ UNIT S4~.800 Bay. 3 Bil, 21 1 BA, 2 le\'!'I. • USE8~,nl.~!;~CKS * 265 3-00"'7 recreation facil ities . n10. \'rly $373. mo . furn $350/M0.673-417lor644·6274 Appro1..; L5 aci'C~. Vi~!a :ti~·:t. Sh11111 2 b<lrni. 2 trnth. ESTHETICS... S\iOO/l\10. J uly, Aug, Sep!. <r"IJ'U'• HPet ok.HI bo""' ' 3242 640-8230 or unf. 673-7178, 1-728-2749. STUDIO, 2 blks io ocean. Rl'ttr .11 lo de,·elop 1 11 harth1·flOCI floor ho us I' , . . R"sponsibll' '"'r"" Less on Cost• Mesa 3224 unt. 1r ur 37 $187. lea~·. Cell I I 13~· I IEIV Lui look<"g •• , '' ,,,,. ' .~. 'J BRAND NE\V TO'VNHOUSE Coro n a de/ M•r 22 -111'u1·;u ,,.; or c rrus. "".). F;a~lsidi> Costa ~1<'51-1 plus " uu \ . yearly lc<1se. 6-14-119.t 1----------m-.tl74 Pt·!" ii<'rc. Eli H id d J e. rnc·k\ li!llc unit rented at 11 Vall' and across to rolluii: --~-~~----3 BR, 21 ~ BA. View. End 1 -=--~.,::,_i.:.,, __ _ H1•;il11ir 6 '1 6-RS I t u1· 514:;imo. Red Car Pe t hills. Ov(·I' 1• a<.'l'C' ~onecl for 22 1 Via Lido Nord. SINGLES ok. 3 BR, fcn<.-ed ELEGANT 3 BR, fam rm, Unit on 15 ac. greenbelt. 1 BR. ~~ blk 10 ocean. $215-li;c, duplx, uUI paid I .. ····~ r.0:2 hor-i;<';; in North Tustin area. Sl ~i()() 1110, c>x<'ept Aug $2000/ yard for kids & pet. roamal dining room home. Private patio, crnts, drps, S175/l\10. Util Pd. No pet~. shag, oo pet/chi, ~'WO t'Vt'S!'.!Un .,..<J-'U()J h11·r~tn1cnt Division , 9''0920 f"RPLC llomc-3 Bil, 1".V. N I I d · .,. ll:l 3 ' 11 Comm.r<'.a/ Prpty l 600 !l?B i~•.n. S24,!'150. n10. C;i ll ~ 2131 ,:)'t· <lr cw C'Jl)ll'I, x nt an sceptng. bltins, ft-pie. $340 11\·Jo. Ph. 2:i00 Seav!e11•, Cd1 • 43 \,t Iris: I ; refr I: rna. v . .,,.., D J FEENSTRA (21:.:1 270-4~7. Child/pet ok. Conside r Vacant $525. mo. Yrs. lse. 644--1480 or 557-~770 e.~t. 416. Cos ta Mesa 372C Coit a Mesi 3724 I Bl~K to Och. XI n t '' 11 9 • -d ' "'2 •·1• I<>< r:An ~162 BACHELOR Pnd· Sha re 1>ar! " TERRJFJ BR ~2 BA ATTRACTIVE Sh O·P Pl n g • • N EWPORT B EAC H siw;b. Chri stion• Realty C 3 2 ;===============:::::;1 c-on1n1l'rc\11 I lot. 29.~ ;;q. J n . • ...,.·ase u n I ts• "'' .... ,, " . ,r_,,..,,. Bl>au1. Linda Isle & Lido Isle 1'4'nl for h. duties & 6916 W a rner Park tido Townhouse near fr, IOO' frontage a l 2770 ensloincr pkg. E:-:pa nsion DAN A _POJNT-Resirlcnt111l \\aterlront honlC'S; leases. Hoag, bull! in intercom, C'"''l,•b'd ll l1·, & I 0 0, polrnlhtl. Oct"an v ie"', 101. J\l.1 r1na Area. Q!'can Bill (;rundy Rl1r. 67j--0161 Mrr1panion. at Golde n Wes t Stereo, pool and murh more · " 011·nt'rs \\·/e11rry to existing ~·i"ii . N. of Cons! H"'V & , Homef inders * 642·9900 714: 842-7486 0,,1Y s-.' /mo. "'721! A"I. fl'(1n111i;e on 3.~4 Ct'ilur St, 1 ~ · · ..., U f h d -~ -• C;u·lsb:1d, Calif. Olrl but o11n5 E RENDIPI TY Crystal 1.1ntern. Sl:i,000./ nouses n urn1s e COLLEGE PARK - 3 213: 592·5568 BLUFFS COND0-3 BR, ne1\" good shopc liou~<' on rear 1 9 2 50'i cln. 12131691-32!13 G al 3202 Br, 2 Ba , w a te r , gar· clel'Or. Bit-ins, crpts. drps, t-ornl'r of prop1..-rty. $79.aoo. Rea ty 4 7. 175 CH/\NNl::L !Sl.,.ANDS privatt' ener dener paid. $375. 'VATERfRO~'T COi\'00 private patio. Pool & tennis Bv 011ru·, if no conun. FIVE STAR 0t•1•11n murina, 4;;• on \Valer AHTISTIC One o( a Kind ol(t S4S-0228 Boot slip in Huntington near by. No pets. $37511\-10. ~m~-"~'1~"~""~-~"~'="~m-~~;s·=2~1 ·--1 MOBILE HOME PARK S2'<!,9~l() Hl':_ down, ~Int. Spa ish lloml' sei·:urled Harbour on main channel. 6'F.r5364; 644-;;771. C-1 Lot $17 ,500 4.i niui's bv air-A Las \IC'J!•l!li I \ernis. 4~l-'J;i2S atop hill in Nonh Tust~n. 3 & DEN, 2ba home nr back F'rple, lge deck, 2 Br, 2 Ba. BLUFFS 3 Br. 2~2 Ba . IJC':iur~. i•. A !I 5 u m;1 h 1 e llA.\111.TON .~"'T. c;..1. R·3 Spectacular pan or a*:'' 1 c bay, yearly lease $300 per S.'">50. l\1nln. & ~·ater pd. Spacious Condominlun1 all' x 1 VI' Z'eor 19th & hn.1neln(;. Try S67,000 dol\1l, ~.:t~ Ml fl. ~13.~. Agt. ocean \'1ew. 1 acre of p1_nes, nio., call eves 11.ft 1 or Sat \V/D, refiig. (213)592-~77. Beautifully Df'corate<l. Pon1ona A\C., Cl\!. Pl'1C'etl Huv rhis \Oo'inner ,,1~.).>\1 , l'\'l'S a-1~162. avfY'ndos .~·p a r k -I 1 k e for ap11ointment to see Sun Irvine 3244 Lse $450. 311 Vista Suef"le 1011 al s2.;;o per ~-t'l. \'';illy. ;'.lcCo)', 0 Re11.ltor. I Thi' lastest draw in lne Wes!. ~lti~J.:'-3 BR, 2 ' BA. 2 JW\e 9th 5'18·R796. OPEN SAT & SUN 10-4 Weslert~\L~;{g or Co. 6T.Hlll6 21 llltS. . .a Dally Pilot Cht~~ifletl rri'I~;. f~·~·c~(.o~~~· :~ l\!ESA VERDE RENTAL 2 BR Condo .... $235/mo L8e •SUPER HOl\1E .3 Br, 2 Ba, 211 I San Joaquin Hill" Hd. Co ndominiu ms Cond om in iu ms painted beain ceiling. All Custom cabinets, custom 2 BR Condos · .••. $265 &. $775 lrg yrd. lAe 5500/mo. lnclds Nl'"fW'lrt Cen1er 644-4910 for sale 1700 ! for sale 1700 new kitchen . Shop. ~~tig111:~~1.6:.S.i~11;; 3 BR Condos · .... $265 &. $2'15 gardener, 1524 Anita Ln, Badmi11cn cot1t't. $795 per 1 3 BR Homes · $300, $325, 1335 for appl call &1Z-U21 or lllOT TO SCA L[ The $45,000 Townhome ln the $90,000 nel9hborhood ,- 979--875: 3 BR Jlomes , S3fi0,S375, $395 eves 61<>-340.1. :n ~~~R::1~~~~626ct. 1,~B-R-.-,-.-w-.-,C<-U~,;-,.-.. -m-e. 4 BRRANHomc"H· ···n"'E"A·i~ $42.5 HARBOR VIEW 3BR or 'l 3! alr-rond.. In 111t'llfl Vf'rdC 2&d t · N 17th SI, S.A. 547--:> • * 5.51-2000 * en, grea view, ew. "Rl::NT£RS! ! .. ~~~~.7:400· nlO., Dy OWnt"r, ::lANCH REALTY $575 mo. yrly. Pacific You Get All The llOUS<'S ~~~-~-----* '!Xit>-5800 * Sc r vi c I'~ Re II. l I Y · uv11ilnble lor rent in 0 U H 2 BR hottsl', lgc, yrl, $200. + TUSTIN REALTY 640-8Z-:JOIR31-1:1l·I Bt;LLl~TIN ··PIJATED 3 Util~. Couple over :II). Nr. * 832·5111 * 2 Bl'. 2 H.i lox \Vaterlront t1n11·~·,1·cck. ei~~r~g. 5 4 6 -99 39 or UNIVERSITY PARK Col'ldo, Cdi\1, pool-j11.c11z1.I· Homefind ers * 642-9900 -~~~~~~-~-BRAi'ID NE\V CTJNOO'S. ~~~~~--111urino.. ta $695 132 Cabrillo, C.l\l. t'OLL~GJ:-.: Park · Lge 4 BR. Frplc, wetbar, prlv J)l•tlO. 3 BA. Farnily 1>.'/good 11 V 1-1 Ca l 3 BR 2 f'HI~F; FREE refl'l'l'n('('~ only. $385. mo. flOOI, J11cu1.1.I. 2 AR. SJ,2S; 3 · · · on1c~. rmc , e Profrssional &orvicc e ;,.;7_,12'1.'l 1 cl~IR~,~t=l5'>=··~-~54~1~-67!1=~1.'----bas., lo'1un·rn1, Cornrn, pool, *LAN DLORDS* LEASE New 2000 sq ft S4>IO. niu. +gard'nr. Prtn. COU .• EGE Park. 4BR. 2BA . Turt\crock Br 0 ad m 0 0 r only. &14-4.157 Homef inders * 642-9900 cptsldp!'ll , no 1mokcr11, no home. lnclds all upgradcd NEAR &ach, New 4 BR. 2 California'~ l...art:t'st pel.!I $375 yr Jse, Refs. nmenitlt?!I, low main!. ,yl\rd, BA, TOl>o'l\house, r r pt c, •Rl'ntal Servlt-e!e CJ\t'llen 545-JO:G 5 ....,... ...,,... com""l10r , JJ()OI, tcnnill. -~:..:.::·~,,...""-~"'°=-·=~=..c~~-~ ,., Who~ the new kid on the block? AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW . •• Ct•••l•• ............. ~ ............... -.......... Ml -·* s34so&;=~ l "-• fllntlMM IUtclttt feciliffft ..,, .,.,ldiiet ...... ,..,.. Wot ... Tftt,iMCN1e•iNW. Dl"'I diet,......,.,, SwftcMt..4 "'""I''"' ,_..,, .<H•••9·s lirc:l'HffHI ... w...,&o.-,......a. WATllFAU-JTIJ.o\MS-LAGOOt4S 2277 HARBOR BLVD. COSTAMISA 645-4840 2 BR·Ci\1 5\'ij, 2 BR JIB, 3DR House. utU pd, $210. Also UNIVER. Park-% Br, 2 Ba. $450/l<fO. 645-1658. ICl ~. 11120011t-Nl:l, Sii~ 2 !3nRi 3 BR lfB $210, 11i11gle1. lami· Vaul!ed eeil Uv rm w/ WESTCLIJT 3BR. 2 1; ha,i .. -------------------4 r. I . J . , ~a l1e!I, Agt. l-'tt. 979-MJO. frplc. E·Z maint. yards. everything ne"" S 4 2 5 , ' Denrh, $.'\.10. ~ I n g I e s • '2BR & ""'"· Adults only, No 1 d d ..,_.... .,.,99117 fRniU1t'<1, k1d~li•·1~. N:;I. ,,... Comm. Iac\I. Inc u e -1c===-c~=~--- Fec. 9~~·l10. pets. $190. Call !..~44. BLUFFS • Lovely 1900 sq It \\'QN ·r Lr.:o;!! Ch<'•p. 2 Br, :>48-<MOl TURTL.EROCK·lovely 3 Br, Tennis Villa, 3 hr, 21,1 bA, NICI:: 3 Br. 2 bl\. Good 10('11• 2 Ba I r I & Pool. Uic Sot&.r.'mo. 6.0.1717. '"l'I. ,xr. J..'.lcl11/""r~. • g am r m, tenn 11 "~ !11J11 N. C<mln l\ltllll. S310 J 1425 6 • J I 2 3 5 5 BR 3 B \ 2 frpl' JN1-:xr•::NSl\'t-:: 2 HI', C,t.D, 1110. 612-644.1 poo . ' I -; • , • •;. cpls. \nclr) rn1 J\lflll/<'fl l nk . c-c-,=,----,-,...., li75-5982. drps, lndlCJ>R. viev.'. \.Omm. l'flOL Jlon1•"3 nr Nt('1' 111l' :: Bit, 2 ba, S27!1. rno. lsl & N"F;\V Collrg<' Piirk 3 BR .. 2 pool & !l'nnlt Cr1. 6'1""'1481. I rn·~I .)11rd "'""r all' I Inst 111r,. $100 clt':inlng dep. im .• \ ~fk to sc-hl k pool. $'240 3 Rf<. rcnt"'d yd , con-111.1 Home finde rs * 642-9900 919-187~"~~~~~~-C11111, drps, hlr-tn~. $330. 1t11r, ~-0 1.-r pd. 3.131 lrvinl'. Olll!loor i1portii""tii~ Rl-.:AOY July \, !97•1, 3 BH, 2 rno., 8.'l()..114Ji. ln~Pf'CI, then call 6~11SS. 011flf'11I" S.-11 your equipment I ha, children OK, i...;. fcncl'd N~:ARLV NE\V 3 BH, 21.~ Bl\ Don't .1t1vc up lhe 1hlp! 1vllh a lnw-cost Dally P\1011 ~'="·~64'7.~""122~. =~===-nn greenbel! nr. adult pool.. "LI!!" It In clau.IOcd, Ship Cla~ificd Ad! 642--.i678. CLASS SELLS • 642-.S67S $.110/MO. r,5~19. to Shore Re1ult1l 64>-S67S. • 1-1Ar.p;;1;;rtr.n\;r.;n;::1;;,r,U;;;n:;:lu::,.,.;:-,-:-:<=c::c:::-:c~-,,,....,--,-.,.--------/ Sunday, June CJ, l9io4 OAHY Pl t,01 D 9 Apartments Unfurn. Apartments Un furn. I Ap1rtm1nts Un#urn. 1 Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 Summer Rentals 4200 l Butine ss Rental 4450 Buaineis Oppor 5005 I Lost & Found 5300 Corona del Mir 3122 Dana Point 3"26 H I B N _____ _,,,__ • unt ngton Heh 3840 1, ewpoct Boach 3869 BRAND NE LAGUNA BEACH VIEW V W ~«>It L8ASE R1·tail Storl' 21 e HAMBURGER Y11u •·a11 :dh1n! H 1-..·:1urUul • lEW-VIEW $ 9 Al)ool'S. (It·. Vt1, Ika!lt1'. x ltl In i>hop11l11j;t centt'J' 33:! STANO ho111,. ur ufhn' tt1~!1'/\1Uy Deluxf 1 llt, {rplc, llWI <lack, NIEl"'Wk:n d~~lcx, 2 Bl', 2 Ba, I 14 2BR ICSPTS PARK NEWPORT ~·rplc:-.. '1 r.un. lo SJ.ind. 2 1·: 17th St., cr.t. $300. ;1 d1·,.11o:ncd hy !11p proff'l>ll, cnfP9rl, •Horoge arCll , k it 1 tin~. r.111-..1ct1 ~·llo, 1•ncl t r1t1ws. ~111·, llfl(J . ·-'11111·i0t.1!! 3 APA·RTMENTS VERSAILLES BH, I Ult, Studio. Fnim S7:J. n111nth, 673-01<1.() 67~HJ"l07. E~t . 11 yn;. S. i>tcel l'(IUlp. inll•i•it>r <ll·..-Jgn•·i· -or !hat v.·attr. Adults. $295/t.10. (:nr. \\'alk lo Pl11u1. Adults. lilt $"199. &.12--0:i89• IJI' "' IQ $'.WO, l>l.'I' wk. s.i.·1--i.1:.o No «1m11etllion, ind. an•(I 641)...4731. m· 61~7"'J37. $210. 49;~:16. 33962 Sliver 842-45().1 -on tL-_ H'f ' llOU~B. Charin. 2 UR,. r•vt. Try $10~1 DQ1vn ll1niqu~_1H1·•· 'JI ful'rulurt• ynu OPBN dally. 603Mi J u mlne. -L.i:"t!!rn; tlar i r1. • . Hunt, Herbour 3841 nc . ON THE t::AKf: ~ nr. Keh. & SHops. July lncfu5tri,al Rental 4500 HOL;LAND -BUSINESS ~~\~c ~~'~ il11~111r:;;r.~ if;;'~ N~. beaut. z BR. + dc,n, SUPt~R 2 BR. APTS. f,uxury a p1&ninent hvlng I At &uth COflllt Pia~ $600. A~ust 1700. nio. G4:0.-IJTO SA.LES !"J4().(M;{)g 1111Xh·Js /or bu1ld<'.NI. Al}' wet h11r, frplc .. all blt-11111 Great View. Thornpsun Nl'':\V ovedookl1qc 1hc wnlrr. En· Pool • A<·111n1l1.'0 A<1ua ,Bar JtJ<;}<_;_f ltl.'J'Y., 4117-1711 HUNTINGTON BEACH 111·1t('" will d1·1l>-:hl ..)'OU, 2~» bn, Sc«nlc pro P: M!ln~oement Corp., 493--01<1.1. , BEAUTJrut.. QUALITY ioy $751l,OOO h~a.lth spa, T ,r,. J1H:uiri. Spei;la.t·ular ~ li ALB 0 A 1 11 1 u n d SMALL SHOPS I 0 • S7M'126 OCt:ANVIE\V 10...,c new 2 13R + 3 Oil Ar,t~. \Vltlk tu JWirnrnlng pooJ11, 1 l1g'hted A<'111 Lake w'/1'0\\•c•11n11: \Vater froul ·Avall July Isl 10 nvest pport y 5015 FOUND: Yni: Blll•t•nji mill ""'l w I"" ·•"-I b c <t ch , 11 ho ll pl n i.:. H:iUlls courtt, plus 1nilc1 of F'ountbln:1-';,, P1il!ion Dollar J uly 29th. S300 per wk. 4 ALL SIZES pu\i, F••11+ Vt"• or LARG" !BR Ill · ~.,, , c IJllr, i;ar. '"'cony. U d d bic"cl1> lc"ll< ""11 '" 1 f Cl l hi 2 1 Pl.EXLS Hunt, Harbour lru 1un111>01111 & eu.~h••-1 £. w ' t=lil)Uni;1ve , M-... ,ca~·il ya·•, 4~29,,1 ucroy,• .._. , no 1i:H'lY wulL~. ~ .. ·• "" 1 K, 111u · ·· uh!1ousl', Gym, """''''· OR. b11, . Ins, ' car •"'·· "• · 1 1... .... •-...,,Ill .. -,-..,, ll'1"' " fl•bo 1 1 J · 1. --1 ~ .•·acllt club 11rt•fl 200': 1 11 ij, "''""'"II v11,.'W o "'V "" ocean nr patk111, nil f111·l1Jtl1!~. ~-ar•. cf't11pu: · un1or l · To111I &ocura·.v. l1 o ck . Pr iv . p I y . 1;,.,1~10. & l'l' ;~~~~~~··~~~~~~! ~•·a ~ 1-JR\"IN E b f C r-$1"1 '"' lhl I 1 I •10 "0 • o de11rc1:l11.llo11 Cnll lmrni:J. "'"u' uive £-1 :J, -. & l tt lu f 3830 · ail $1(...!llOX "'n1 "' . .,,, niou y; a Sil ln101edinte °''"Up<l.Ol'Y 213-6.~*1236. " , • "' -OK 77.i..9737 960-2356 IRWIN, fteallors 64Hlll and Z.bedroorn plans anti ADULTS r.tc.F.,ddrn & P1'1.lllu!·c;r or 2llR, Kui11.lock, view, 1 garnge UNUSUAL 2 Br, 2 Ba. Sf'p, Laguna Beach 3848 2-Ktory tO\vll houses. Eire. & N ~ Vacation Rentals 4250 Gothard & lf<'il I II ~ I So. of high.way, lease $2,Al din rm, frplc, pool, allults. -__ __ __ tric ki tchens, private patfo1 B h l)rry,1' o7 t&o1.3• 8 , r..ou · Pll'n~(' t:nll Chu('k S.·hr,-.:ber Money Wanted 5o3o ( Perionali ~ 61~ '"'''-~ ' ' ,.)5 o o.... -----or balconies, ""P"ll"i, de~· ac e or, ' rs. FABU S Bay & Cily Ashw1'JJ.Burk• & Co. $1' 000 t I \ II · ,,...._,,""' l r.l 'O'fO Aniigos \V;iy, L-IKE-T-HE-BEA-CH-? .. " .. f . $1 75 v· I l'I I 1 ''· or yr. \'i as.~i;;n 497-"971 or"'·-. ""rles. Subll:'rr1t1)(!~n 11urk· rom per mo. 1•'\I', ~· aya •ayront 11 1.·991.211• $6100011 I 10" Co.I. M 38"4 ., .,...,..,,.,.111 ,... I n j() • 1...-. ''b "I .., · · s 1:<1M J)1.1y '' 111111 Per•o al 5350 OH • H . Plus nu1gn1lh·cn! v1t'\\' 1ngwithclevaton;.Option11J Santa Ana r:rouni ( 1' .,; .r. ~lit INl)O.'"l'RlAI. 10 11oin1s. ·&ix ::. A1111h~ "1 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: I untln-gton Beach 3$40 c-lrvn1or, t••wlusi•il '"•''""<:, nia1d service. Just :iorth of 3700 Pia D rondo, :<un Jlallo, pvt, acros.~ • '' • V I! C l'r 171 1 212 ' 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;1 I' ., ... ., IQ r lron1 Kvrr1 K·1i CI uh COJ\·lJ\'IEllCIAL 11 t"ly, u 1 • 1 . .,\4-1. • CHILDREN gunie roo1n, St'l' u r i I y ~ Jo'a.~hl•_on Island at Ja1nhorct>, • 1 / f ' 311~.. 1 · O>'>'J">'. Sl'AC", M T I 'ARl'N s., llll L •tr lll'ISI'\' NEW 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM Split Level Aph Uni, OCCUPANCY JUNE 1 FEATURING: Loft Bedroon1s • Frplc's • Cer1t n1ll' tile kil<'her ;. 1.. Ex- posed Bc11n1 Cciling11 e En· t'IOlled Patios • Pool & many ·other Conveniences, Adult& only. HAY LOFT APTS. 213 AV.OCADO COSTA MESA 645-014> J\ton-ThU1'8 5:3()..7:30 pm Sat·Sun' 10-4 pm UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY See this l BR, I Ba apartnienl, overlooking pool &: large treell. Ideal location for al'tive person. THE VENDOME 1845 Anaheim, C.M. 3 BR, 2 BA-$195. FAMILY UNITS, studio, new shag;, .hltins, private pnlio. Wa~ to schls, shopping. 6G-857, mgr., . · FOR maximum privacy-11ee 6U'r Bed!. & t Bf I.off Apts. incl, util, rclrlg, encl gar, storage. Adults, no p e l s . No walerbed s. 393 Hamilton, Cl\t. 645-4411. CHILDREN \\IELCO~I~ 3 Br. 2 Ba <.'Ondo, Ne\\·port Riviera. Pool, lounge & pavilion. Like country club living! $325. on I yr l.soJ. Wn1. Tom r.tiller. 642-4S11. VERY Nice 3 Br. 2 Ba. fam rm, Dsh\\lhl', rcfrig, 11·/1\' crpts, drps, laundry 1m. 2 car garage. Adults. $300. Rel's. &tl-4163 aft 5 PM. 2 BR 1 BA single sty garden unit. new shag crpts. drps, fncd patio, beam ceil. frplc, gar. Adults. $190. 2544 Elden Ave, CM 537-31.25. - Ntdi 1 quiet 2 Bdrin, ~. dr_«pe!, lhundTy hook-up, garage, ad'Ults no childrl'n or pets. $185. 6-)5-8720 2 Br, 1'/2 Ba, $175. Cples only, 610 Apt C, Jo Ann 548-9573 LRG 2 BR, 2 Ba, din rm, cpt/drp, stv/rcf, poo l . Adi ts, no pets. SI 7 0. 6-15'-896j. e TROPICAL POOL 2 BR, 1%1 bas., spiral staircase, trplc, patio, yard, \\later & Gas pd, 548-1168 2 BR, 2 ba, pvt garage. Crpl/drps, bltns, ~ ml tron1 S. Cst Plaza. $l&3. p1M31 or 556-312'1 $210.2 BDRM. QUIET. Crpls, drps, · bltns, closed gar. Priv. patio. No pets. 2126 Thurin 6T::i-5rn e DELUXE 3 81', 2 Ba. all bltns, frplc, illr. pool. Adults. $325. 642-1155. 3 BR, Child ok. no pets, $17i, TJ3 Shalimar, 645--<1765 Extra La11.e Bachelor. $140 nlO. uti:I pd. Nr. OCC. No pelS. Cnll 979-0134. UPPER 2 br. cpt/drp, rnge, oven, refrig, no pets. $150. 752-0 Shalimar. 54s.-0358. A'TR/\ LARGE 3 Br, 21,i Ba. Studio, 2 ·sty. $225/Mb .. No pets. ~or 546-9222. 2 Bedroom apartment , $165/l\10. 796, Shalimar Dr. (facing Placeti1ia), 5'8-3240. BACHELOR, drpts & drpa, lge closeL Pool. Clc'il.n. 646-2850 LRG 2 br , gir, 1 ~ ha.. Nr shopping. Adlls. no pets. 2293 Fordham Dr. 64&--3485. Hl'autl rul t JlR, 2 BA aii!~ 11nd San Joaquin J.lills Road. J 714-556-0466 urn un urn, ( ..,;, no JM' ,,:;, " r. ort rust Deed s 5035 "' ,. ' " J • • ·, 1 d f I M 1'•l"Ph"•• (7J<I "'l!IOO h'On1 June.Oct, $700 mo, or Jr,r l1·f\1'i· Jn C'ho1(:e .... ' \\'l1l'f'I' :1rl' y .. u .. ~? 1r )!ill s•'t' an nArtnts lovo the 01· ease. uture n1ur1·1ru .... "" .,..... 1 1 1 I r-('uup 1 ,,, 7 , 55 ,10C1• 0 "•'•·t Hwy tor rental uilormatlon Rooms 4000 lensr 1v/op1inn to huy. c<•ll i\ll!iSlon Vil·}l1 11.l'l'&. r:ootl LOANS UP TO 90o;. 11Js 1> •·1'."'' 1•11 J ui<. \\'(' 1111,._ large, 1paclo..,1 epart· 3 l\JiJo.s .Engli~h. 2"22-836J or frwy 11cc1•:-.s tit A 1• ~ r y 0 you! h.:.r"u & ltwh:1 rU ments at Banbury San Clemente 3876 SLEEPING Roon1, refrlg, i.17-:Wl7 Prk\\'HY , Jt r11llors 1 t TD L e.1~.:lt7X 11Jt' 1! :u1y•1n<' Cro11. South Laguna trees, rozy, priv. entr. D t: L I G II T F' u L (; 0 n· p:1rtici1mtlon s (/I i c_ i \ \1 J ' s oa ns k!lo)l\S II itL•r« \\'L' ('ilfl ('Onl<t<'I ~ PRESJD~:~TlAL lll!:JGJ l;s Gun!h:nl<Ul. Hef's. N 0 Uon1l11iums. Lake Tahoe, :1 l!Jl·l·IOI. hlll'{'ll & Bill l\t• \\'OUltl ~ g~1:~ .. ~~~~11~l~~:~~~J Spectacular, New I 2,. ~~· ~ -~ BA. NEW, IX:ean ' 1>n1ok1ng. $120/mo. 673-5221. .'ii '1 BR, Day, \Vet!k, Month, INDUSTRIAL 12n d TD Loans. ~~~0:·celllll' YOU!' 11l·lp-lhuuk • Chil<lrcos play area Ocean Vu Townhouses '1e11Do!s:.!50J~~~~ Rettlty I f'UltN. ROOJ\I, w11h young c.1111 ti39·6700 or 673·:~162 3000 sq. ft & UP e Lurgo 2 & 3 BR a1)ls. \V11lk to beach. 2 BR + d~·11 1 492--4·112 t'?UPIC: s1tntf·11ts riri:.r · Lvc•s. LAGUNA NIGUEL l owe1t ratei Orange Co. \\'!T:\'E:'iS *" J11l &-H1111 • 2 adult rr,1:. ccnlL'l'll +wet bur, tile pttt ios. ll'ptr, NE:AI'. JlL'W c.-:tr<1 l1tl')~c~. 21 ~70'~g<' G ~~ta :llesa, 646· ~i\CATJO.'..i AT 1-~Al'rl~IOTH 27992 C111111no Capistr;.no Sattler Mtg. Co. 0«1•rl«d. \pt B<'h '1 U • ~asy uccc11s to nim;t ent-cust~rt'l crPlf. d r pl'!, BH, 'J l:lA, <l~lllVShr/pa!io/ I Condo \\/hr1en, k.1 t ch c '!, San Diego ~·l'l>l'\\'ay 11, 642-2171 545·0611 \'t'!Jo111 \"\\. 1.i1 ·, hj.I J:i\J ploymc-nt nt eas ilf>l>l1an(:cs, $•1.\0 per 11lu. gunlens, S200. Adult..-.. Da\'id I LHG Jtoo1~1 F::1sT Costa s.unporvli, IJO')l, J a L,· u z J. 1. AV('l'Y J':trk\i.'ay Turn Olf Sc · 11 ,_ 24 \S i\Jo1on·y~'I<· nn fi/!7i72,I • Nr. shopplng & fr\\')'li. S.97-'IS71. \l'filtl'I' R!tr •1!12--7NI ~1.e:.a, 0.1111 h1alh, cnlrancc. Slrcps •1 ro 10 111 .~20. clay, I 831-1600 rvlni:' aruvr area yrs, apl)!'(1X :'1P;\l '\:l!J lh·1111rol • from $1\ti. • OCbAN VIEW·'.! an. * J))•'I U-XI·'-, .-I\. lc;-------13 I l\!!('.h /)l'l\'I, lri: yrd, $981110. SlOO. per ,~·k G-14-'1365, ·------""'----s::.:i79 2nd TD, dis1!0U 111ed 10 fur irlfu, ,l(!-\~-Oi!!i HI' ,\11 y·~t N I\. v.,, • ' ' ' • ... I'• !'il8·:J9'~ ' $'.!700. 10•: int .. l'.< n10. 3 nu. Si!}--IOlll :'llt•Ut>t'lll!J!L BANBURY CROSS * 0 peis. L G l·vvL. * walk to lownt"···a"I<. Oc•"·•l 1 "V'·'LY . . Rental, to share 4300 I NOW LEASING • 8'"! llO'l 'I" -$260 J 67"-'-'A" U\ '-.... .v ... yrs .. ue ...... ; ,)-!)·\Ji:>L I sr11rtT1..~riJ ... \nF.n.-(Near Beach Blvd & Warner) se. .....,i~., view, AUult11. 498--0:i36 • • ~ J'()(llll 111 quiet Huntington Beech 16761 VIEW POIN'f LA •,••,· e t'ANTASTIC CkP;in Vi"1". LARG . 2 . • i Costa 1'1esa hon1e Io r" l'E'tALl'S , I I I· . NEW MI Announcements 5100 0110 'r1 1n ,\:-0.T 1 .. 10 1':'11 ' i: '-• !'.; BR llJ>L in S. :>an ll'Orkinit adult $:.5 pe r v.·k -" ·· 111s l o s l.uc • :\d1·w1• <111 nll 111.ill«n;. e 842-6604 e L~. nc1v 2 Br. 2 Ba. North Clen1en1c. VfE\V S. Shag 646 .. 470.1 ' · 1\J)L 1 Blk h'On1 Bcaeh. Own 94!1 Sq, Ft. & UP Nancy Faith Presents :i.12 N El C1,1111nu l!cal CASA d. LINDA end. $:1;1(1, 191-7929. ('pl s/hiundry 496-2619 ('YC. . Bdl'm & ha th. $SO. n10. Hamilton & NPwland S1. S1.1n ('l,.rn1 ·nlc•, Fo1 :1ppL SP AC, Sl"dio, 1 blk 10 in",·" ROOl\1 private !i how e 1·, :i:i&-5802 • ., .. 1970 Childrens Al'tli & Crall~ C 11 ,11,1 •. I lo'O\"" 4J7 Yorktown, HB. " "" NEW, ClCll'a larg~ 2 BR, 2 kitchen pr!vl, older woi•kilig • _.. ~ \~rkshop/l'>\ano LeRSOllf;. 11 .... M·, 1·1 1 • :.-. ·" 1 BrtAND NE w . 1 m 111 ~ d , beach, crpts, drp, $17ii. Call P.A, [XJOI. Excltmg cl!y ,t l\'Onian, $20 PCI' week TID~, straight f em a I e Startinit" June 28th, 9-12 rit Gt;Y """'Is ;-1u rar'i\:;-:-;-t Occup. _ 49-1-1791. 6~4-S.178. Of'ean l'ic1v. $210. 496-0til!i. 646--23.tO ' desires .san1e. Share house IDEAL LOCATION fo1· sn1al! 111y studio. :l-19-_284 ;1 pu11ncr f(•f «11111gn1~ do11hlv 1 Ample. 11~~~~g. ~;~l g~;._ an u.an R_OOJ\1S S'1!1 11'k up. \i•ith mo. 645-2314 al! 6 P.adiator & etc.' Loc;ted u-; sho"' at studio I No. t8J, "'" Uaily P1lut. 'l BR U f F S20-Lido Isle 3856 S J [ + ·~ Uttls. Nr. Beach, Sl35. Bu si n ess·· !\Jcchanical (Teacher 001v el/hi biting I rk1lc.s ,\: l)nr11t'l'l \I ntc Bnx outside BBQ. 900-2907 L~'~ IV~~~~ I l'l'fro~rlln~\~~ 2 ;ap1strano 3878 I kll~~~~~a~ .. ~r \~~:..~~~Ill. I r;:~~,\:~~\~~~11~1~':.fi:~ ~~~I ~~~P. o~n Fti~~·~tia~ogari r ;·,Yi·r ~f~~"'l.iGO. C:Os111 l\lcsa. Condo. Apl. $375 /nin inc l_.R1 r..'Qndo, f)f)()I, enc gar, GENTLEi\!At-.', 11'lk to ocean. rno. &•mi !urn. Call &32-3079 548-8797 aft 12 noon. I \[ Q~j 1--,. l•l'C"l'O'I\' ..., 0; LJt'l N t 8 111•11 Y re rJ cc o r 11 t c rl. v· ,. B .. 1 & l' .·1 . c , ~'-2 "'00 · Lost and Found • · • I •~,. 1 s. o pc s. Y owner. 119-4,.,, 7~ru· r , ''o "Sll 11.:. cue 1 . a11 1c_ oas1 01 "" -= . NE:\V BLDG l r-,1.J. 1200 sq It Conriflen!uil 111 11, r 11\[• 1 1 .. 11 llolcl G75-05"4 o. ....,.. """ JI ~ H\\'Y TV/rcfrl" ~18 1176 2400 I .. .,~::: """~ ~-------~· ;;;:; · "· · · ,.. · Cll•a11 sin;:lr· wo11111n to share · scr. I. 'NV<I· ~IJ'"I 1 t••11n~•·l!r1.: .~· t<'fr•1n1I OA y V1£."\V ur. 11v1 tx-ai.:11. Santa Ana 3880 BALBOA ISLAND, $25 \1'k, lovely ho1nt> nr il\ucAn.hur, (Jh. front offitt. crp1~. lrg .\J~l'.\l!F. Jnt'.01 p \ !\cm : 3 Rr. 2 ba. Lg Iv nn \\'/ fri1I. BEAUTIFUL I s_un11~1,c.1·., ~!an, ,quiet .. ~~,~-n211in area. Sl5ll incl util. l'l'a.r _doors .. , A11alwl111 ,~ lost & Found 5300 ..!'..t."!r11 .\i.;ent.:_: ~12~1,i;_ 1 $32& lsc. Adults. 67~:,IOZ:! sn1okc1. Share hd!h. 67;>-.~•l .! 5.17-9'119. Tc1n11nal \\l.i~. C.l\1. Day:;' . MASSAGE & SAUNA ! M d IM 8 d. & I r I N. J f . ··I d · d 646--j():C or eves ti1S..OOS1 . ICALir. ANli\IAL C01'THOL I , esa e ar 3 61 S\trl'Ot1n uigs c 1ec1· u • ice Y ui _n1s 1(' i:o<,Jn1 1n g llOOJ\ill\11\TE lO . s h 1l. r <: l lunlln~!on Beach :-ihl'l!t•r (1l'<Hl ruon1s. p I t• a ~ 11 n t I ~:;:::::::;.,..,..,I spa~·ious 11.pts, Joe 11'/kltch pnv s. $20.J oce':lnr1:0111 apt 1n N B L ~ASE 0 FF ICE 8521 J::dlson SL 5:ili-2jJJ ! 11tmosphen-. Tr .v l<iuni::t" 2 BR., 1 BA., hl1 -in~. R1~f!'i· e Adults Only wk. 545---4--~49 brg111111n~ AuJ,i. lsL 642~2192 \\AREHOUSE 2800 sq, fl. !Back of 1-lunianc Soci<'lyl I Call Donrlfl <1l ~lf,'.\-1'.!-17 gerator. UpJ>Cr. Adul1s nnly. • 2 blks fl'orn S. C l)laza L:iri::e sleeping rni, priv. STRT. prof. nialr seeks lot ~377. Pa_i:_t fCllt'<'d $600. ANJl\IAL ASSIST. LEAG UE ss:~9 Ad11n1s Avt>, llntg. Beh. $170 nio. 838·7350. • Rec h1cil .~ clubhoui;C' hath & cntranee. Eniptoyed sanic. 3BR. ocvu. Log. Bch. Avail. Oct. 1855 Lag-un~ C<t~-Adoption. spayi11g & , PnEC!\A;"\T:' ON BEACH! Mesa Verd, 3863 • 2 & 3 RR·Sorry, no pets man. Mesa Verde. J<t:>--2822. hme. 494-2761 /493-6960 ev('. yon, Laguna Beath 6;)$.-0869 Neuti'l'lng: inrorm. 536-:?51:! Cl'lrin!!, c" 11 f 1d 1. n 1 1 ;, i "-';.;....-'""-"----..::..::;_,:I • FHOi\f Sl!Xllr.fO. EIV • J ~ ~~ • PARK PLAZA II Summer Rentals 4200 FEl\1. sh1:1rc fm·n. beach N .. 1. .1 .......... ,._......, i;q ft ; A~l\\1ALS ll\1POUNDE D counseling & r 1• f 1• r r n 1 . 2 BR Unfurn. Fr. $269. l\1ESA VERDE fronl I sly, 2 house. $600. for summei'. shop & off.ices. An1pl prkg. I Tern[XJO, B/\V, lemalc Abortinn. u U u J1 I lo n & I Covered Parking, L a rge br, den, frplc, pa110, bl!1ns, 80J \Y. Slevens I 494-7561 208 3 phase pwer, trash Bloodhound, Tan, r~n1. kcepin;:i. Jleated Pool, Saunas anct nu crpt , eocld >?<tr, '1Vail Z.1 ( 011 SunOO\\'er I BALBOA [ ~rv. ?'Int loc nr SD fnvy. ~ock·a·ROQ pup .. Blonde, ilL APCARl:: &-12-14:;6 Recreation Room June, $210, ~ZJl5 Sanla Ana 545--1121 1 Garages for Rent 4350 fi~6-12a2. I Shep/Lab, B/\\, fenia!l' * p,\L.\l/C..\P..D RE..UJEJ~ * HUNTINGTON • HOM.E AT\\10SPH EH~; 3 BR. 2 ha, pa\io, frplc, OCEANFRONT Pl-I SPACE COSTA l\1ES,\ La~i puppy, Blk, nial.c , AD• REDUCTION j Cl Dt>Ju.\:(> 2 & :~Br. Re111a ! ofc, crpts." drps, dshw~hr, bl.tins, NEW DUPLEXES MINI WAREHOUSES 1200 sq, ft. LOGAN ST C1uhuahua . Bni & \\ht. f . I 10831 Bl'ltch UL , :)1a11ton -I PA FIC 3095 ~lace Ave. 5·!6--1034. nr. :-;,c. Plat.it. 2731 Juniper. . STORAGE 011·ner 646-1252 644-22'.18 I Poodle, Black, fcni. ;,z1-:1.101; , 7ll OCLAN A 11 8 N B h 3869 1\pl 1 or 9!J.1---ll41t1. i\v:i11. June 8-22, at S22~. wk., No lllove-in or i\lo\•e-0ul IOc PER SQ F Dach:-;hund, Br11·n, !tin. I . , , I (7;4l 53&-~~7 · ' i;;;";w;;p;o;r;t;;;;e;a;c:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! Westcliff ,July 27-Aug. 10, .~-:'ug. 21-diars;es. Froin $7.50 j>l'r . : . T. X-Canine, Br\\·n, 111;de I.It!~. u~ 01::'.\TH. !Pt vUI' Of 0 I• 3896 1 S<'p!. 7. ;.r S42.'J. wk. nionth. 3600 sq. CL 4001 Bu· ... ~. NB I Terrier 1nix, BIB, rcn1. I balucs hv?'. 1'o~· ;dlernatl~!~i \v1'iliA~l \:~::~~SD~~ CHANNELFRONT NF.\\'LY rl'dcf'., J Hit 2 ba1h ; Be11utifuily furn i !' h" d , H:.unilt.:111 & N,•v.')t111tf St. JIB Baumgardner. J-11-5032 Cock·a-poo. \Vhi1e. fcn1. !L11IN AEB"-~~ ~1?;\i '4c:,dl L!Ft::i ::! BR .. I b:i. r.ooni Jor boat. I Townhsl'. Pool , SZ9.'l. ino.' D!'hw.sr, i:ni·bag<· di~ p ,, ALLSPACE ' RF.NT no1\' i\I·l. 1200 s/f UP, Hound n11x, pup, BIB, ltni. . 1 1 .,. -~:i:..,:. 1r"·--I $:1;~, Un:. yt•al'ly. fi7::-12:>.-: eves. 1 hltu1s, .Aill/F\\1. lllus1 S'-"-' 10 96()..1970 Fro111 S170 11-/ ofc. 2US-3 ph.1Se11e_r!L:1h, ~lk, n1:.lc• ROBERT (. HARKE I UNDER NEW WALK TO BEACH 1 __ t•PPl'CC'ia tc. All 1hC' eon1Ior1 s R.H. Plullcr,R.t::. 673--7039. Trrner mix. ran, Ccn1 . I wher·evei· you 111.,. ~·ull MANAGEMENT Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 I, or homr. :1 BR. 2 BA . Dnvf' Office Rental 4400 I Lab n11x, Blk, fern. ( !JjJ 989-:l-IG" 3 B'Jr111s .. 2 b;\th~ hy 700 E. Occanfron1 or Crill -Rentals Wanted 4600 Ten·irr nib>.:. \\'fB. fcn1. [ · · ' "· 2 P.R. 811-lns. N .--. w I y Yearly leas<'. :\:~2;> i\!11. fnr l'rseri·;itions Cockerrl'err, B/\\' l\J. pup BEST l\L\SSAG!-; IN :\'.Ll. dC<.X>ratr d. Encl garages. CORONA DEL MAR • 1 6'iJ...£120 or ,, !i7:J..223·1 UN FURN 1 or 2 BR ho1.1sc or Sht·p/Collii-, Brwn.' niul'-' :141~l lr~''.lll' 1\1 l' ... Sui IL' 10:\B. B<o01ifol lo11d.0'1piog. Ug 2 "'" I Im. oor. yrly. $215, I i~e ' Condo w/ e11cl. patio or 'TC'iTipoo B/\\' nlnlc Open 1\-0, l'los<'d rhurs. Ann . pla.v area· a child's dre<im!. 2 BR & 4 BR yard, encl. garage.' Co~ta Shep 111ix pup'. BIT. nialc ~1:17-1);>:1~. Close 1o shoppin<> & schls. l\lesa Hunt Beath J .... •1"" Sh 1 • · · ·-~--~--• $2'ij, \Vkly & SA"" \\'klv . ,· · , · . '· ...... cp cm "" .i puppies POLJCEil·IAN .1: \Vi I e Children \vc1ro""'. p 11 ·. I ·~ 01 Ncwpon No •11,fd""""' "' ""' Jn Ne\\'port BC?acb, 3 Hn\isi';; .. · '--'""• Cocker mix, B \\', n111 l1• a1·a1lablc fur H<.1use ~1l!1no;:. 556-415(1; if no ans, 847-7331. BIG' \ tron1 the ocrru1. F lr to . , , ~?i-76~~~: Xlnt ref's. Germ ShrpfcL>,',r"s· Blk, n1<t!c st;trtioi:: 7/1 . ProtC'1·1 your c('ilin~ Jl'plc., Nic.-ely furn, • , 1 valu<ihlcs, c:ill !)(j.-.:-1:116 Brand New Duplexes · ·•· .t " 1 • r.csc1·vn t1ons i:lkcn no1v. ~1ATURE quiet lady nee<h 2 Tabby Ing hail' kittc11s. l\IALE 2:i wishi-s 10 nH~i·I r .. iu Hunttnfion Beach. 3 BR, _4" 8.( D , .:... • . • CaU;-82mice·2L\..43A-t4S3 or NEW OFFICES sn1. apt. in return for light \\'hitc. fluffy. In!;. hair. for i'f'g:ul;-.r c\·rning irnni"' 3, . 1 , R , 'i 80fi'J'J4-5'10-!l8:',0 -·IN LAGUNA NI.GUEL duties. C.M. & N.B. area. Calico, lng hair, te1n, ni<iichcs. D:.iyv.· ;;!";.!.'S".· S j. 1rep ace, di~h\\.·asher, APlA NTS. "·'~ ""'7 L h · 1 · I t " " SU~l~IEP. Re 0 V-W-L\H. ng. air, r1 co or. cn1. C\'es. 536-.~2S9. :\lark stove. drapes, choice of to Please Adults '' Oa'w-d Ga•de• Apa •I· I i . J .• • ntal on ocean nly 42c per sq. ft. \\'AlNTED 5,·,,.,, Gar"gc for Assorled Ki ttens & P"P' '''pcling. 4 block•. lo bea0 h. · • • " "" " front Newpor! Beaci< 2 HR 100 f · '"' " ~'EED lk " .. 2 BR 2 B \ · lull 1 111\u-l!s • 1 -· t. & UP. All HlJI incl. long tc1m record storage for adnption. 1' 1" 1" · lo somi'l"lll<'" Call 1714) 833-8800, 8-5, ." '· .~{ ap s. 11?1v ! 1,ious.e (.'Omp etc!y !urn, s!ps Crpls, U1·ps, air, 11·etbar. · ' · AND OTHEllS. 5J6...2;iJ.1 Crill nil:::tit or day fit:'>-2'2:!'! \\lkrh-i;; eves & \Vknds aW11I J•-on1 $.~.}~ales o 1 11,1 1 ee I Gl1f:,\T 11£CREllTION· ~w11'1l· 1 .~.,dish_ \\'ash. eva1l July & :?7!.192 Camino Ct1pistrano fH8-:J602 i\lon lhru Fri days. 2 ABC HELPLl:\I·: 536--00~ open . an1 tn :i:.w pn1 f a1 y. j mmg, ~:auna:;, t1ealTh c;lutis, 1\u)!, 6i3-9400. ,.;;.111 Di..an F'rwy 10 Mi'scellan Rentals 4650 LOST Iii-I: 111:' n1ale Irish T I '· !i14-55.-i55. J.ot·a1ed 111 ''' p • -.. -· "<llo1·"··h,·1· •101· 1 Id rave 5450 B ood D c.. Jo •ar ~. lt'nn•s. pro "' rro J JI\ :'.6o;-ST. Nc11·port Beach. ;_\1'cry Park11·uy turn off "' · I\' '--· ~T 0 · 2 Blks to Beach. 2 BR, 2 BA. ayl\'_ . r.. off .Mn shop, golfd1l~ong range, oany I r·aniil,v of -l. 1~ block 10 831 ~1600 CANNERY VILLAGE: 330• Vic: Dant\ PoinL $7j, l'Cl\'ard 0 Like New. Fnc-fl priv. yrd . .Jo11qu1n Hills Rd .• NB. h)OOI, etc. ro1· inf IC"ading lo l'Cl'Ol"Cl'V EUR PE I Child ok. No pc1s. S2lj/MO. * 2 WEEKS FREE * ruN ACTIVITIES: ·Fu ll-ti me ! ~if~11si\o1.Ja;~.k_JQi;:.1~~a;v~ NEWPORT ~EACH ~ii~~~ 6;~3;;~f11 ~11 existing :.;3901 Copper Lant('rn: oi~ See it this summer avail June 7. 968--0652 aft 4. Vista del Mesa tt1rccto1. tiee Sunday brunch, Suri \\laterfron! c.-:ecuiive offices; ~~~~~~~~~~ 6.18·1415 I See it by car B I G d A t aao·s. trip$, pafliesand more! · · on(' \V/frplc .. 11·e1 bar. priv. ; LOST-Liver & wht Ccn11an I 01•,lcr ,u1y t:<IJ' fnr flp)11ery 111 eeu • ar en P s. ADULT GARDEN H0!\1ES 1 NE\\' Dclu:..:c 2 & :l Br. b11th; one 2 rocnn suite 11•lth I I~ shorrhr puppy. Vil' ,\hHn Eu1~1p.._., factory pr 1c!' ,\:.I Privale palios.. 6 l?flOIS, IRVI NE AREA AT ;\IE:Si\ BEAUTIFUL APARTM ENTS: 1 Occan(Tont B11Jboa Pt"nin. view of boats.~ Water. financiai • St., llB. l\lale, approx 51 1\'l-'ll plan your rlriviul! saunas, ,Jacu;;z1. tennis, 2 r.lo\'e in w dcpo~ii n:~lv SifJg li>s, 1 & 2 bedrooms. i\lr. S\l.:lng, 835 ·1011 days. Bill Grundy, Rlt1·. 67:J..61Gi -~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii n1os. \\'raring brn flea col·1 itinerary rREE. You'll ~('•• ~-%rt!'$~~ ~~2.~ beach. J 0 BR&. !Nl~h ,._ 2, Br.p's2:l 1 0 ~~1r1~-s.&M~~l~lrsn~i~i~hd:::,1~g 8'12-28/X> Pves. * J i\10. FREE RENT * B , O SOOS Jar. H.e1vard . .'i'IB-1731 Eut-opP :1;; ft11 u·avelet's · · ay 1~ l =cunty, oo, LAGU. N,\ BEAC!l ,\ p T , No lease •""'· 01,. oft,·n"~. us1nes1 ppor Oi·a,ige, c,1,·1. Bl"ok ,• 1,,, 8t•\·rr sec i1 .. CHEZ ORO APTS 1 · R Bl 1 to7.Souy.nopetsorch1ld1an. -~·1 '-~a " "' , -R , nruJ.z1, <'c. cg. 111/excr· '. A1'atl. J~nc .1~ 22., ,No adj .. Airportcr liotel. ~'le Sq. LOST 616, Hart park, Y LA·a:;e 01 rnl a11y niukl!. 8234 Atlanta eisc J'n1, billiurds, t1J!or TV. Oakwood . pe_ts.~-s.,00/1Lk. 4!l-l-l9.1 Ft. incl. AIC. full services. Affiliate Orange, Cali!. Black & tan EURAUTO 1,2 & 3 BR. Priv gar., pool. Ea. Apt. has dish11·a~hc1', 49;i-6:H9. 2172 DuPont rni. s A CANOY fem Grrnian she p h c rd 673-4550 washer. dryC"r. Close to rerr:~. shag l'P1 & pvt 11a1io Garden SU!\1!\lER 11 1 1he Se:i! Fm11 833--3223 19 ti! noonJ SUPPLY ROUTE $18-56.~7 37r!l Nc11·1Kirt Bh·rl .. Bay Li1lr'I N~:~· ~!°~~ 3 RR iv/ o1· dcl'k. 5-J:>-qs.'J.-, Apartments ,\p1~. l blk ocean, 1-t.B. 1501 WESTCLIFF DR "featuring" FND: Sml'h1'01vn male doi:. Blrl~. No. 102. !\~ Pool. By \Vk or r.To NEIVPORT F' -I C · THE NATION'S TOP \Vhite marking:s. No collar. hltns. nr. shopg, fr\.•.Y,_ & 2. hdr., 2 bet., u 1, p <' r, Newoort Seacll North 960-2746 1 ' imincta enter CHOCOLATES hi No P~s •·•• 86/ · Le · Off' s Vie. Bank of A1ncr. hy Sc s. "'' · ..,.,.,....,, u n fm'nish!'.'d, all--e!cl'll'ic. Irvine and 161h LUX 1 , h asing ICe pace Service nnd maintain i·our ~i1~11 . '"'-2'10. ','" -. N 1 · · utn :. -r 111,". on lw!i. C,\LI. ON·SITE 'IAN'AGER • " ,..... """ " I .-....... ,.;,. I ~ ,........,,.,., e\V custon1 carpets. 1 t·a pes 645·0550 1 -" 011·11 l'OU!c. This OPIXll'tunity SPACIOUS 3 BR. 2 BA 4-tine! paint. Dishll'ilSht•r and Rent~ from Si~S I ~-I'&: B~~I:~· ~\~~· I~~ 1i14 1 642-3111 C-Xl 2.J6. 11•us designed specifically plcx. frplc. Ellis & Beaeh 1\·ood-burning firt•pltlt'C, '• O-ll>-00-17. DESJ~ space a11ailablc $jQ for lh<" distribution of the at·ea. \\raJk lo sllClpping. hloC'k IO \Vcstcli ff shopping. Newport Beach South , , . mo. \\/Ill provide furniture nnlion's lop assorted n1in· 114.2-2-126. Laundry, carpor1. SlOl'!l.l!I'. 1 16th al li~me II · NE\\ P~RT. 1 .b~k-occ~1!· at S5. n10. Answ eri n g iHturc choeolates. Loca1ions $230-DL.'< 3 BR. 2 BA . K.ids S2lfi.fl!X} on lease. Cal! 642·8170 pool. SlJ15 8. X!i1<s. E-Z service al'ailable. 17875 to l)e ei;tahlished by uur ok. Pool. J888l l\lora l\:ili 6-12·2152. Rents from $160 prkg.R Imm~t:. i::cas. Call Beach Blvd., 1-luntington c.'Omp11ny. You 111ay keep Ln. E. of Beach off NE:\V 3 Bn, 2 BA, bltn r/o, 642-~'SS oi· 54;-H!a.ll. Beach. !i l2-1;J2l. )-'<JUr present po~i!ioJn, hut Garfield. 962-899·1. ' D\V, refrig, fpl c, all 1·1·ptd & OCt;,1:--i-Vic1l'-nc1v 2 81'. 2 ba UNIQUE _ 3 s e p" r a 1 e 1nust have 2-8 hours per WALK to beach new large drpd. Vici~-of boats passini; I ... -Condo, furn, Npt Bea.ch. offil'cS h (i., sink facils, 11,cek ~nare 1in1c and qualify upper deluxe' 2 BR 2 less than 200' lnl'ay Ul the (St v S-l23. &llHlQ.17. storagl·. SIG:>. 1110. or less. f<JI' the n1inhnu1n inl'es1· Ad 11 ' $25() A 11 c hn n 11 c I . E\ce gar " -rttr~~ LACUN A B1rach, OCT'anft'Ont 446 N. Ne11·rx>rt, N . B. 1ncnt. Call be \\'Orked days .~ .s. . · ino. opener, 1'.'ll'. $•1:,i;J, 1110. Bkr. ~ J.2 BR ap1 s. S150-up 11·ci'kly. {;;12·1331 OJ' eves., p;irt or full lin1c, ullh!JC"s paid. 8.18·2921 G73--4:J8J -.,,. n~21 1 I~---------nnilc or fcniall', a"e no bar· 3 Bl\' ',so. Child-· & •~I ". . . . , . 2 BR. To11·nnoust!, frplc, ::>.-.u-v. eves on y. NE\VPORT BEACH IOI'., 3 "' ·~" .. ~ ·' LAKE"RONT d I 2 o f 1 2 B ril'r, 1'.:xcel!ent 1ax 1vritc OK. 16!Xl2 Lynn SI. Call ~ ~ · OJX'n 111 Y ·:J, rro111 S250. 1 811., h'Onl $195. M BR. rp c, A. Nr. pa1·k, R1n oftiec + bath & ~howcr. off. 848--0631. 2'11:-i He ~\!h el' Ln .. urt Pool. tennis, cuutincnl111 beach & bay. S200 \\'k. 3ro6 Priv. entr .. & 2 car prkg. ,.:c:;.,:::::::,:.--~-~~--l 2,1rd & h'\/Ul(', 4UR .. C:iu1 .. t· brcakfasl. Scparute family Park Ln. 673·0.173. Utils illl'l, $400. n10.' 2 BDRM., closed "aragc. d' r 1 L I''" Cl 6"3 "'JO " 1n, r111 .. rpc. COISL' J:,,, st•tt1011. Ost' to ;.hopping REi\'T our hon1e in Kona by i.-v~ Child 0~ sR:i1:.~l~t!.k. Sl65 1110. Agt 6·12-912.1 & frne heach. 644-2611 . 11tl'k or nionlh. Phone NE\V Plu~.h nflit'C Bldg, 2 to • , NEWPORT CREST I !i15---l~44 6 Rl\1 .c;uitrs. Confe1·p11(·c $lf>5 per nio, 2 B~. 2 BA. ~o NE\\I i BR. Dt·n. 2' ~ BA. TH E EXCITING • d , . Rn1. Xerox copier. Near pets. Good location. 1 child O v· I' I T . PALM MESA APTS. C !\I, n1y th1um1ng 2 BR. J O.C. ni1·1,rorL ll:iJ-3640. k C II "'I "15 ct'an ie'\'. oo. enn1s. ha. hon1c, fully f u rn .1-~~~~==~~- o · a "" ....,., · $:{9j. 962-1015: li42-3•L<IO. i\ltNUTES TO NPT. BCH. 1\dults only. 675"3482. ;"\E\\' OCE:,\NVIE\\I (Hftc('. NEW 2 BR. Apls. \Valk to L RGE IBR liarh, l & 2 BR. h-orn $157 t'ORN 'I BR 2,. "· d I perftct for <' x pa rr d in g beach. Frplc, bltns. No 1''ce. ~ ' on Bay, ~rcrll Adults, No Pets. . · · · '~ ":1~ en, 11~ husinC'ss. LIONS LT D . 536-2.l?9. Lions LTD. v1e111 •. pool,~ nl'\~-1:~!1do, full ljfil l\iesa Dr ut1l pd. N. 8 . 6/2J _ 8/J. ..«i-2,_0 i\linimum invC"stn1en1 ; $2,200.00 Inves11nent .securcJ. interest lrre finnnl'ing u1·ailablc for expnnsion. For moie infor1n ·1ion Wl'ilc: Disl rlhulor Division i){'p11rtrncr1t: Chocolalc·C30 P.O. Box 5512, $,an i\fateo, Ca . 91402 Ple11sc iru·ludc phone numbf'r LOST; Ludies Bulova 11·:-ttch. Gold llll'sh band 11'/dlan1onds, Re1L'llrd. C.1\L 64:)-.22(M} Add-A-Room 6002 LOST: r•en1ale Iris h Sc\IC'J'. 3 PALOi\1130 Cn11~rru1·11011 c ... vrs old. on Fri. j :{I. Vie. ~1nce 1923. Qu:i.l1Ly 11·ork. \\tcslsldc, C.PL Re1\·arU. I l' 0 til 11 ('I i I I l'e Pl'lCc:.. 645-2057 111e111l)f·I' BBB %2·l~~i1 FND. 9·10 11·k olcl st1ort hail· I Babysitting 6008 kiHcn \\'/oi·ange & 11·hi1c ni11rki11g Vic. Bu~hard F.v.1 B AH\' s ITT 1 NC·t'/!11lll}' !IGS-2'288 :1l1111·~11li<'J'(', lt'll\'t'i l ~·111't!, L()ST blllck dog, part Lah, dlrt'c11.:o! 11t·tl111110 '~. i.nnrks ,'\:. 111a1c, blunt tail. 2 sli1s rig-ht nut1·1flqr1:ill)' !11d.111«l'd luneh I'll!'. \'ii;. Rrdhill .~ t~ishtr, ~!1~r~~:.·r! Cu~r~· l\I c Sf\ C.i\L Rc\\'ard 5.i2--0691 'r'''1·-r21(I. i\t·:.11• YIU1h Cou.<;t tl~;i rquND: ~by Si a n1 e g c B·\BYS/'l"I'!\'.(; ,11y !nuia·. kll!t'n. Vee. Bt'()()khur~t & · ' • Y•wk1011·n, H.B. 962-5716 01' 1·i(•i111I,\ l; I 1'" I \' r • :-0.1 l' s ii 968--0792 Vrrd•'. \\P<'k day.~ i1u!y $20. :1 \(l'f'k J."'6-Ui~1ll FND: Labr:odor Pupp y . Vicinit,V of 20th Strccl and Slinl t\ Ana, Cosla l\lesa. 646-2'lj2 ~--~--· B,\BYSITTl·'.l ~ 111y hun11•, lic'rl. 2 h!ks off Harl)(lr, Col!ri;r l'k Trn.ct. CM. !l7~77i6 =~~--~~---1 securily, S4~. {i1.r1.i20 (5 blks from Ncwporl Blvd)' 5400. 646-9060 ~. JI · 2 BR, 1 BA , EncL ger, crpts, Don't drop the ball ... Get Dt~LU XE 3 BR 2 , __ 2 f '"6-9860 · I NEWPORT OCEAN"RONT· OF'FICE, SP1\CE. no11· avH,' 11. drp' =11·0 1-0 /"10 • JO. b with a low-cost Dally ~ • ~ · · uu. n-e· "" ~ B ' c d'J I-''' IR\I I" • ,.... · ,;,, " · I apt .,25 I I ' ~ 0 Aa I 3 br 2 ba & 2 BR J cs · 1' """" i1. ·• D istributor Wanted rull or part thne. Earn $150. rxtr11 JX'I' wee k. ~7 hrs of your tirnr. No ~clling, Cnn1p;1ny secures oullcts. S·!,908. invrs1111cnt m1uired. F' o u N o : M . B. a r e a 1 =8-7• --S~~.--~6~00-9-1 Dnhern111n, male, 01 i l ct us1ness erv1ces ternpcrecl, well t ra 111 ed identify 1-714-847-2820 BOOl\:J\:t:E1~1NG. p:-iy1\1l l, !<1.'>'-'S. ly11i11i.;. l\:a1 hy·~ Borok· kf'f'pirtg St'l'VI"''" &IJ.265!!. Carpenter 6015 * 846-1129 * PUot Classified Ad! 642-5678 P a~-es ' · ~ ye~r y. s Family Fun Aptl. '-"' u · · I} IRl\'IN R8ALTORS ,,.--...:.,.;;:=,.:7.,;:.-,..,,1 ff.:;;;;~i";i~;;j;"-~;ii~i~"~'~"~l.__!J~•l2Y:__!l~,1~._6~7~5-00~4~0-,\\1•ard i1·inni11g I, 2 & 3 br ba. Avl 6130-i/20. 64;}.2016. 6~4-611 1. . i'N;;;•w;;;;po;;rt;;B;H;;<;;h;';;;;;;;3;1;6;;9;:N;;e;;w;;po:;;;r;;t;B;ff;;;;C;h;;;;;;;;;;38;6;;9j(2 BR. 2 HA, re.frig, bllns. pvt ripts w/fflmily rms. No Nif<.si°.~A;jPT#,'°;;o~l'"'iiBa;;;;;y,".::p~ni·v;j ~D~E~L~U~X~>~. -p-,-,-,,-10-,-,-h0-,-,.,-, II pntio, pool, elec i;ilJ• opcnet'. Jca~·c. Sorry, no pets. f'ro1n .l)(!;:it'h, sips 4-5. ~vkly rates. Air 1~11;1· \Vith 15 .~ :M slor'. 1i2S:i G73·:l!lrul. ju~\_ $17:). OUR TO\\IN 37 Bi"aron BAy, 675----0781 ngc n ttnch~d. C.M. !-,.is.976fi NEW! SPACIOUS! EXCITING! See these unbelievably elegant, new and spacious 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom apts, just one mile from th8 ocean . Enjoy luxuriou s built· ins and the most exciting recreation faclli~ ties around! Heated pool, saunas. billiard room, hobby room, gym, lounge & Bar·B- Ques. 1 Come loday lo New Port Villa where shop- ping, employment and everything you need for the "GQOD LIFE" Is nearby, Choo se your new art today while a full selection is available ' ~ROM $185. to $350. NEW PORT VILLA 1549 PLACtNTIA AVE, AT 15th St. N .B. Coll (714)642·2~57 or col colltcl (213) 182·8449 • SUl>LEASF:, 2BR P!1 r k Fa1111ly Apts .. 1250 Arlan1~ Tht• fa~IC'SI rlr11w 111 thc \\ll'sl. ---------- Newport unlil Januai-y 1975. i\1·t•. 1 ,\(/:.111~ al fulrv1cw1, , . , 11 Daily Pilol Clusslficd 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB Call 644-9277 Cnsh1 r.1r~a. !'hone 557·4ill5. I Ad. C:11I 64'1-:i67!1. :H:i.1200,2300 s/f :>11·5032 Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 A Pi$FUrn/Unfurn 3900 1 Apts Furn /Unfu!~~~ Busine5s Rental 4450 • ' U' - EXCITING NEW CONCEPT! ADULT LAKESIDE UVING $111011 Pflt~ Ae(cpt<!d • lighted Tennis Coufts -Tenni\ Pro • 3 Swimming Pools • Jocutti •Swirl Both •Volleyball • Hondboll •Gym • Sounos •Indoor Golf Driving Range •Pool To bie\ •Cord Room •Color TV Boch., IBR , 2BR,2BR &Oe n s1 75 to s48S Mew Verde Eosl & Adoms 540 • 1800 PRESTIGE LOCATION - NOW LEASING \11~:'.V. Del Oblspo Road, D:111tt Point . 2 story, offi"'"~• .~u!lahlc for doe to r s . dcntisti>. 111·rhitcct:>. t•rc., I ~IOrl'S, hnu\lque.s .. t:xcluslvc r1oncompet1!1ve nl'cs. Occupan('y end of 1974 . 0 \\'/ll'\'/IJl'OkPr. ~11•1), 61',1...().j90, VERi' i\1'Tll ACT IV F. Comn1erl'ia1 Unl l. 620 sq ft ln ~n1all shopping mail 11·l<"11~1orn!'r pkit . Good I P~ttn~il)n potrntinl. $22:'>/rnn SEHE:NOlPITY 1\1!:.\L T\' ...... ·Hli-217~• 1 i;EACTY SALON for li·a~<' 1111 or ahout J 11nr 15th. FQr l11rtlrn1:11lnn r11 U :il~·IO:iO R"f'Ol\l·~IOHH'(' nr, Nl'l\'pnr1 Pll~I Otri<'1'. :t22 S.,. Ft. 190 ~lnnth. i\<:rnl fl \1;.2114 600-SQ.-FT-C.M:-$15S 11> 1 pt·1, nn:-1 . 616-21:!0 fo'ND: Pt-Siamese cat Vic. parking lot of J\larkcl Basket ru'. llunt. Cntr. SecurC'CI by inventory. J2 mo r.1>:~r:R11L Ci\RPE:>.'l'H.\'." t'l'pul'chrisr agrcen)rnt if not FOUND: Bl'1'11't1 I ea r h c r C.:UST0:-0.l Fll\'ISll \\'OR I\ 5:>8-1418 s1111sified. C;il! Don Harvie, ladil"S pur~.--. VI e in i I y ~i11JJ joh,1; nk. S~l-1-4.11.·~q_ 47141 778-1700. H.ichard's H:.il'lll.lr Vii:w. FENCES·C,\TJ.'.S·STJ·'.PS Aflili11 tc i'llanurnc1urinl{ I l}M·7124 Jl1\ILJNLlS·fll~ll\S-l·:Tc. 300o/o GROSS PROFIT fND; Pure 1\'hL S111noyPd r,1is-16:1; •'Vl's. POS.'\IHLE fnd . dog. Vic. Tu1'!1('r<ll'k, ~---- \\'e ollci· n\olct11 .~training ln.•inc. 5..1~-7])1 O r a ·ni:I" Carpel Service 6016 to n1llnuftu't1uiu· l!L!•t'l!lxss Qu1n1 v Aniniul Sh•·ll'"r ,JOJl,\"S (';1rpP! & tliiho1i>tcrv boots or .:ulturcd n1urhle L01'T Silky Tc-r1·il"r. Shor1 Dd S 11 u 111 po u , 1s.,1h i.ink~. loi·nll)'. for full de· tall, f(•rn. No collai•, Santa HL'!ard1u11~\. 1-X·i::rf':i"l'rs & lriili;, t all !11r. l .-0\\T)', 714-AnA. 54!)-3969. :ill t~•lnr hri1:l1ltn(•r.; & 10 7i!«l700, est. 2111. t'OUND: L.11:c "'hill' ni11.lt· 1nlnu1c hlc111•h for 1\'hil~· *WANTED* ON & OFF LIQUOR LICENSES n lll\lf.' dcpo~it 1·hccln HOLLAND BUSINESS fi.1~4110 SALi~ ~tl).~ RARE FIND LIQUOR STOT<E. Orange Counly ma11t an'a. tlcav}' lrnfhc, Qtwl!llrd buyrN r111ly . J-1. -1\. Ucrry. Bl\.R. fi44--0\JI r INVEST in Au~11·ahri ta fill \Vorld Food Cn llle Nf'C"d. N1•1 st.xum year. lrl>-5329 d())'.:. Vic. Beach & Heil. carpet~. s:ivt· ~our 1110111'v 84)t...()260 hy s:ovirlf: r1n• exlr:i !rip~. LOST: Co\dl"n Shepherd. An.~ \Viii cle:in l1vin1: rn1 ., d1nl11g I'll\., & hall $15. Any l'lTI. to "Rocky". Call 673-80li $i.5(), couch SIO. Chnil· $5. -15 nfler 6pn1. yr?< i'XJl. \~ 1••h;11 t'<1un1s no1 FND: Bto\\'!1 & b!k shaggy n1t·thod 1 do 11T11'k m}'i;t'll. Vic. Elden Ave. C.l\f. C.oud ref. r~·11 .. 01/\1 _ 51""7115 CARPET-CLEA"N"°J.,.NG~ rNt): Sml dok • Pt. poodle : JI}(' sq 11 N" \lrn ('!~ l11r n1ostly Blk \Iii;. H.B. 11 .:-i. ~!1'.•l1n~ 1•r n •111u1ha: f11rn. S42.-617R -1 i\l::<1, ll'i1l<I011':<. ~., fh:1"r 1•:i rro, FOUND: Blal'.'k & wh\11', H1'd111 •1,rl rn"''~ for 1•rnp1,1 m:1l<' ('olllf' puppy, Jhrn! ;1111~. IH1\1·h \111\111 :-;l't'l•l!'f'. B('h Cnll 9i!l-4120 1 _;,:\i~.O.,<~·~~~~~~ LOST, \'h• N1:W)ll'lr1, ,\f~hnn ll..(.,lt Ct pt (:lnr~ Tt~" S~I 'I'. I !i n1n old rnnle doi::. Rf." Rn1 S-1. Shn h~· $:10)-,, :-:.,f 1 "'itw:( Gil-tOl l Sll.~1 1;u . ..r . i7ti-::ili0 T .. fl 10 DAILY PILOT Sun~ay', June CJ, lq74 ~~ ~·1 ~~~,~~~1 ~p ~w~.=.=~=dr.~M~&~F"1~1~~r1,H7.~lp~w~.=.~~~d~.M=&·F~7~10~0~H7e71p~Wr.-~~.~a-.M=&~F,7~100=HreTlp~w-~~ .• ~~T.,Mm&=F~7~100=H~.,,-p~W"·-.T~~.~M~&~F~1~1~oo=H~.T~~w=.=~c;,~,M~l~F,7~too~~Hc.c~,w~ •• =~=dT.,M~&~Fr7~1~00~ • wtLJ..AHD PAlNT INC: * 11n\\1ARD Patnting. Hou5~ & I Au10 salt's Delivery Sunday Only EX SE C'Y to $150 HICKORY fARMS N~· Acoustical Ct!illngi1 ..-A111. 1n1erior . Extl'ricir ACCOUNTING . l SPORTSCAR -·o~SIGNER F•'l' i•al1I. s111'"" 1lrr1u11 "Pll'~ rt'palrs. DZ')'\\0all & \\'nll Shruh Tr1nuntng & llituHni::. \VOHK J. OH A OF' DAi i y PILOT TO C \RRIERS R" 11 II text, pal<~ plaaterln<>. No. ;.·,1~•;". ''''· ._ SPf':CLJ\I..IST I SALESMAN ~ ~' . c..-\\'•ll'k for f!l"l.'11, anc c . l 0 1 I I I 28.111""' "A" *....,. ... ·~ -.,; " .. . .. QU !00S 1'H0 USE OF A LARGE ST,\· lt€'l'lillllllt'1. Vflriooull . {')t("4". ~I •'>I l'l)OI Ull !)I, 1' I nit•, """· ~· '" EXTERIOR ONLY ~ ~ I •. l'o I '-rcnn. !or 1nnlLlt"-' l:11ly. \Vl1y E~•'f·ll•·IU lll"ncfit;<; &: l\oar TION \VAGON OR \'AN. CON'l'ACT MR P .C. SOARD LAYOUT dulli·s. A llO r i·c s tiuns. not t.:l'I 1.,i;11·k ln1n i.t-'llh1J.1" 111 Cement/ConcNte 6019 Li"<'n~ .. ,i. 1,.,"~d. ,~ ...... E·'•tl· • ' I tr111f1(·. A11k for C'ontlno. B"NTON \VIL ! IA'IS 330 \VEs··1• BAY Cull <.:ontrol .c 11 r r c r 1i1l'll11Unt 1111i·r1•:.1u• .. 111i·kui"" '-....... ·~ .. ..., 5'1G--1491 c. -~ 11 • (Orange County) .. ~111ph1y1n1•rll A11ency , .., # OONCRETE PatiOs. Pntlo lll.._'\lt:'.=>. lth.:ho.nJ._97'.l·J33S, ~ttntlft..il STREET, COSTt\ ~1ESA . TELEPllONE ~~. 3400 lr\'lnc Blvd,, ~·iu·uis Stol'\'1' Si'(· P.Tr Co 1 "tw•u .c1.c111 ... A ·n~111fJSOI],. &t. C'ua"t Pl;i.c,1 vt·rs. Qua lly ~·ork. Rca11. PROI'". p11intl'r, hont'lll \\'Ork, A YON O't~-4321 FOR APPOINTMENT. • \\'e nt'Cd An <'XPt'ricfl{'f'd, top. ~":::-1:::'-~====~-l.uwi'r r-.t iill. .. Licensed. 642-8514. re-as. I n 1./ l' x t ·~· ft'l'I.' Temporary 1101rh l"ll'11!~nPr In h~h EXECUTIVE I oiii;i.;,;..;,;;..,,..,..,..,..,...I CEMENT: Patio, driv~. l,:!~~!~?1','.· Itch. ;,i.IS..r.a9, A ssignments A sk s • • . An Equ1I Op~rtunity Employer dcn!!.lty DIP ttnd dlscrt't'I SECRETARY walka-Repairs, saw & ,..,. ....., J\\·;alin.hl~ 1''nr PR.ICES AIU; G()lNC UP, Help W•nted M&F 7100 Help nanted, M&F 7100 dreu!t loyouts. \Vf' iire " remoVi!. J.'ree est. M•S-.899!1 FIR.~ Cl.ASS EXT.1 JNT. •:-.:1k"ri1•11ctod PL•1')1()1u"'! :.; II 0 U L 0 N, T YOUR , '----------1 d y n R n1 I c' J1: row I 11 g' lnttlll~cnt. tu Q t i \' n 1 e d , dynnruic in1llvlduu.l \vuntf'(I hi n111.11n11•'. 1:1nnll f~l li(Nwiru: p1'0f. ollicr. Sitlary open. 64~12:.M l'ATIOS.DRrvEWAYS.SIOE. PAl.NTINC, 1~,\PERl-l;\NG· *BOOKKEEPERS r ,\l\11L\' IN COl\lE' You COOK TRAINEE llUN't!ll!iful coni1Hiey with " I G •· 1 BOYS & GIRLS • '""'"· ••••bl·. <le•'"'' ,~.,,.,,, \YALt\S·BLOCK \VALLS. N , 1'':ee C:tl rnates •ACCOUNTING CLKS cn11 hcl11 IJy 1·arnlng extrfl "'I II I " " ,. ~-.."' 97n ._, .... _, '''""'' ., .. ,, A \< 0 N Ne\\'8pflper Canien. f.1in . .xi nry llC(.'OM nit O t'Xp. S.liu.ry l">n1rnrnisur(1lc \Vilh * 64>-8720 * '~" •KEYPUNCH OPRS. " " " 1~•f·•· no ·1"d"•>I• E•Mr I I Jt E PllES EN'l'ATl\'E. 8bt·. IO. Lido Isle, Balboa -,, l i; ' • .. ,.._ • cx-pcrenl't', excellent ft·n~e JESS Ccnicnt Conlrnctor. PAINTING & Hepa1r. 1·1 ;.-1-s t-'Olt 1''Ulrr11~R IN fO. Flt•xil!lc-1iouN. I'll I.rain Pcn1Mula & Dal bon Point. 11rcf'd .. bu! 11·ill trnln. Apply IX!11ctl t11. Send rc11un1l' to: Driveways, Mi d c\lo•a l k!!., 11orlm111nship guar. Ta k i> CALL iou. Interested? Call Cnntact hi r. Hnckll!roni n! .ictwt-cn 2:30/4:30 p .1n . patios. 554-17'.!5. ~~"\'~!~(' ol niy exp i\lt"la Fl'Nlcrlck. i\h:r. 5-uJ . .'i().lJ lht· DAILY PILOT or C'llll ll i1111burg('r Jlan1let, .15'15 Classlflt'd Ad no. 15$ "'"'~ 714 /835 4103 . 642·4321 & leave 11.ppl!..•atlon. Ad11111s Ot. Ask for Mr. l"/O D:illy Pilot Contractor 6021 PROF. il':il\t'(.ii·c·ruig, ~tnt« 4 ~ k & _I~'"~"·~"~'·-==.,-----I P.O. a<i.-.: triOO II ,. ,70,11 1 II B1\B\' Si!trr, 5 dl1.YS a 11·eek, Br• • COOK Costn l\tl'~D . c,. 92626 Design -Ren1oclel -Afldi· t'. :'0 • ~ ""' • n~ur .. 11 !J I 5 0 le" n Good Al' S -· ' ·-• =i~o· "14/~-"' • .,,,r. Ail ""'un.1 oppor. <'ni plo.vrr. 0 · wn ,.'1 ~P·. 1nnment ervic• Short Order Rel<'ef Ao Equul Op11Qrtunlty lions -Paint. "Buildir•" )•~ ,._ .... ·' "~~.-..._....,. ''' I ]\!IV C:\\ S:4-39S· 0 1· • ,., • · · . ' · ) a St•lury + ronun. Coast Auto ,;-·I·• by •rl .. ate Co""''"" En1ployt'r a~ if it \\'Cre ours". ~llll"IOI' P ,\PE It JI :\ NGIN G & :'146--8·136 t'\'M; & wknd~ Service, 644·8022. '" ~~-• ,. v "~" Conslruc-1\011 Lil· #2:,0733. Jt:i!n!ing. 21 ."Ts HnrOOr ,\CCOUNTANT B,\B\'SIT'l'ER. full linll', 8 (1ub, 40 hrs/.,.,·ttk. Apply in E:XPF.:H. SIC'l't(I lcchnlcian l"ull 11r fltlrl tin1<'. Uht·l'nl xulury l\IT!lngcnu·nlio. 17!1 Jo:. 171h SI., Co ~t u l\\~·llla . s.1;,.2.:112. EXPERIF;Nct:J) 11•nitt'('!ii<l'll Apply In pel'!'L(ln. C11rrt11\'!'I H1•1itau1'nnt: 620 Ave Piro~ SC HOUSECLEANING Join 1hr 111111011'11 lnq.{<'lll pn1o vl1ll"r ut hul1Ki"'rlC'1u1Jni: M'r· v\1•1•i; for 1w1vo11• l1t1n11•s. Crt•1tl1' y(1Ur 1.Jl\'U 11 cu·k W•'l'k \V11rk lht• duy)( .S· hl)Ul":ii ut )'Qur 1·hoi<"c'. 1\pply i\1nu. lhr\I ~·ri ~ an1·l'.! llOO!l .~ :z .. 1 pru HOMEMAKERS UP JOHN ::::Q \V. l'l111·1•111 1a N1'\\'PQ11 Bl·aC'h G4::..~l"i31 11-:nt1• Plu1-enrla & ~~J11~,;ll1111 5-4().7858. 1 1u~·11. !le.ls lurn. uo. JSJ:!~l. llunlington Bt-al·h 11 1 ~ h 1.., Ii. f.lon thru Fn. Cllr BUSBOYS \)('rson. 23700 Club I-louse Olctoph Typist $550 GERWICI\ & Son Bld.i;:. .'~"=·~=:-:-'--====--S<·J100I JJistri('t 15 ac~iirir~ I n<'i.'<.'ssiuy. Start June 13. En,gllsh not llt'<.'e'!lsary. Dr., Laguna NI g u e I . re~· Pnid/Also J.'t'<! Jobs Contr Add reniod St Hr * 1()', OJSCOU~'T * 11ppllcl\t1ons for: ClllE... C;ill afl 6, !',.l5·{~33. Sec PC'rsonncl !\taiiaJier 49lra767 aft. 10:30 Typing S.; Bl _ i 14 3'2 I , 6 °7 3-00,n I \\'allpaJX'rin~ & P111n1ing AC COUNT ANT. S1ai1in.~ RABYSITTE!t niy home 2 Balboa Bay Club WESTCLI FF 549-2170. ' Fn..-f.sL Cati ~J.~H>5-t.'I sal:u~· $1213 1110 + ;.:In 1 pni . It pni, '! i•hildren. 1221 \V. Coa'!t H\vy, NB COUNSELOR Prrson""·I A~l·ncy EXPERIENCED back offii•f' 11s.~ii.t11n! for un)IOJ,!y olfk'<'. l\h1sr ht· x-ray vertilicd. 6•1 l-l'l7t.l 1norn111~s only. I•-.----""'"""'"""'• JACK Tau!flne, P fl! i O!', I* Wallpa per Ha nger * h<•11t•f1l!i. A pp 11 c n I 1 tin P )S!i:1bll' live-in Call before BUSIN ESS OPPORTUNITY l111n1l'd. opc•ning in our li\IAHK III C(•1111•r1 l't'.'nlod, add. Li<'. 8-l 269012 C. l\t'hko fi46...2.1_19 ~l1•r1dllne Jurw Jl!h, ':tlOni"' 2 1542_1"60 S ALE Si\t AN. Real est. heaullfu\ ofc fur a sal~·s l!r1! r:. J.:tlhlgl'r, S.A. :i.~!1331, ext 2:11. Equal . . " salcsnuin tired of houses. u1lnd<!d, self mo Ii 1J a t c d 5'12-.&'i.36 J\fy \Vay Co. 642-4703. Plaster/Repair 6077 C)pportunlty Employl'r. BAB'l-S•tti"'r nro.lerl. " da. No n\Oney crunch herc \Ve lnd1vldual. Salnry ~'Uarnnll'C DISHWASHER 0 • 602 ::=~=====::ill::ill= I \\k, 7 lo 4. 0\171 lrunsp. .11 . · + ~'On1n1 + bonus, Expcr. . r1veways 8 f l'>'TCll PL.-\"fERIN. G I C'1ll &\?-9JO? \\'I train. Ir you w11nt to PREt"ol. r-·• 1-·"I~., & Neat, C!Coan. RC'l1obl<'. Mult ' 0 OM ETARY ' • . -y,·ork. Call Ea1·1 Dc\Vo!f. vuuu ........ .... I 0 R l\IE\VAYS resurfaced. All t;.pes. t~rce c~~~iri1atcs A SECR . 13 :\By S I TT .. : R, net.'<k'd PACJF'IC BUSINESS SALF.S lrath1·. he stl'ndy, de p_e n d u. iJ e ""'tche1I & s\urrv sc.>aled. Call ;;,.1~2a Hospital exfl('r. rl_estrabll'. in1mNI. ·I days \1·k, 9·5. call 2052 Nl'\l'l~''· Costn i\lcsu. Jason Best Agency \i·orkcr. \VIII tr~i n .. r• .. , '' I h I kill & bi. 7•= B kl I F \'I Surf & S1rlo1n F:xcellenl \\'Orkmanship. Plumbing 6078 1 _lL~ OVC'J,!OOC ~ S. · 'I Wi-'.12'.~bt:t ipm&IOpm &l:>--l7i0·83.1-114l. 1_.......-100 l\U'!<, · Y· :t930 W.Coustlhvy,NB 8~ h111.h lv mo t 1va1ed . s ' 213 ~775 · Outst1\1Hii11g <' n1 p I o y <' e Bi\BYSITIER 11·antcd 1 CASHIER ui e DISHWASHER Electrical 6032 I L.R. OTIS PLt:~fBING hrnclits. Coot! i: I fl rt in b 1 nih.'/\i·~k. ~t>f';_rences. Relief for food & beverage. CO S LO"S I d 1---------Rl.'1llocll'ls & Repairs. \Va!er i:,1lary. F.OE. Contact illr. I * •lfll.i-71~ * !\l11.tu1·e, re111i. & dcpt>nduble. UN ~~ n;: nc<.;<c , nut· 3·11 or 11·1 shift. DENNY'f.i ELECTP.JC!A:\' -Lh:('n~ he>nl('C'S, disJ>Qsals, furnaees, Jt j ('hnrds, Ad1ninistn1tor, BA ll Y SI TTER 11·anted Sornl' li te bkkpog. P/lhnc. tu.re, f~r ). ow~nit(' youth RESTAURAN'r, JliO Hai·bor No. 233108. SniaU i.-.bs, dsh11·ashrs. 6'12.-6263 ill/C & . 1 1 8 4 .,n trip. C1ul 548·6930 12·2. Bl"<I. C.>1. FABRIC CUTTER No l'Xpt'r. necess. ll'\1nt' 111·en. Ask for Palri('Ja, 5-IO-JGM. Factory Assembly & Packing Day11 & Nights. lnlcmtlni; 11·01·k lncnt~'fl iti Olsta l\1csa nrea. Start lmnil'd. \Ye can keep you a~ busy 11s you Wlln~ to be. Pll'a&e (.'01nc in 1\011' for inlet'Vi.C'w & go lo work to11101'l'O\V. ,. BIA c I , Pl b. Costa i\lesa i\1 f' Ill o I' 1 a wkrlays 1ny 10n1c, l.o :.:i: ..... See Pen;onnel illn.na"el', v maint .~. rrpnirs. 548-5"..'03. · omp r c um lni' I ·• 30 v· l c t · d x 1 t H B "' &rvicl'. Lie. 2;269-l. Hospit.... l 1c1or s, os a J chil \, rno. o (. . . ai·ea Balboa Bay Club Gardening __ 6_~~ Pool Serv•'ce 6079 :'='='="'=·::ill::ill::ill~::ill::ill::ill= (\\lamer .~ Golde>n \\lest\. 1221 \V. Co111;t 1-hvy. N.B. COUPLE APPLY NO\V Draftsman ASK F'OR GAIL. t.liddle·a~cd . esf)l'rienccd for JR. DRAFTSMAN TASK •~ono.; --Gel salary. SU--6193 alter 6 ' GARDEN I.NG ietvice. clL"an· > --J>lll. CJ\ S 111 E It. dcpc-ndable, 1naintrn;u1c<' or l ari:::l.' MECHANICAL TE!\1PORARY SERVICES llllUSEl\~;~~Pl·:H Ncedc1I 1n1n11'd. Cnok/hon11: 111ak1•r. l.11"~' ln. L11k<' 1\rrt>1l'h1°11d .su111n1rrs. Nl'll port Rt·h 1vln1cni. l·:xp1'r. '1'011 sri lnry \\lkdys G-14·191\, JIC)USEK~'.EPEltS f / I I 111 ,. 111•rrn positil)n. Cvnv 111-)nl\'. Cull ti.Ir f\11l!1•r ••r ilt.S. UrbHn, H-12....&H·I, II OUS l·:I\El·:P l~ll-.-rl-·:l-<k-·c-ly l:uly lo llv1• ln .!',,: 1·ook !or 'lun1e. $200. n10. liT:rl!.13"1 ll 0 USE\\'l\IES Playhoui;(' T0,v Co. ncL'<ls p1U'ty-pla11 ~nprrvisors. i"rl'e training-.~· s11pplie5. Cflll fll' \1Tilc J)l1")lhy Cotll'r, P .O. &ix :NH2: Anahcln1. 9ii&-<~l:i2 ups ill sf)('cinHy, c'Onip lrt.\\'n I . R q FESS I 0 ~ AL Pool Apt. Manager b . 7 . n'.'sp. for y,•knd & eve. & & ph1nl renovallon & I ~rvi;e & ilTtun.tenttn('('. Co\Jple 10 1nanage \ovrly Ba ysillcr, suninier :.:t c relief hrs. Apply Orange Co E:ff1c1cnt ~ R cl 1 ab I e hr. Prl'IC'r ,0~\·n . trans· Airport Gift Sho ~Ion. ati installation, freC' C'.Sl, C'\P I • . · 1\·l'll·mnintainC'd 37 uni t SurlflO\l'l'r/. F a1rv1e\v _are_ a. 5 "r Tu•• Sam-l.!'.'m. ap11rln1rr1t l10use, Ne .... ·pOrt 12344 Harbor Blv<l Bearh. Livc-tn. lmmcdinte opening fl.Jr 11 Jr. Cnrdt•n Crovr 'INSPECTOR Call 494-1268 Oraftsnian l\'/111cchanleal 636-1052 Re<iuin:.•s lndi\•ldunJ 11• / rt>linbll'. 963-1072 1 ~f26 Pool s er v 1 re · adult npurtn1rn1 L'On1pl<'x, s.6, ai:;rs :> & 10. ~:r53.% ~"~~--'=-"'~='--- EUROPEAN Gar d·e n <' r ., R od I & R . Cosla l\fi'!la. Xln! ten11n1s. Alt 6Pill. CASHIERS wan1l'd. Gull """"""""""""""""""'"'I rlrar1ing bntk~ounil. Son1C' •~:::ill:=::ill::i::::::ill::=:::j siron;; <'ll'C lr"Onlr· .'i: f•IC'1·1 ru COUPLJ.'. 10 n1anage ne\\' design es1t€'r. IS a plus. \Ve Ii n1cclmnical ln s p ec t I 011 ;<.faintenant't! _ Lanrlscaping. em e epa1r 6081 &llry + honus. Cal I ., , . 7 . SE"lf·serve. 6 flflyi:/week. 213-92G-4407 \\"l't'!kdays. 1 BAB'l ~l!fF~R 101, boy · ~irl Full Un1e. $2.25 !it::irtirig hldg. in Costa ilh•sa. Good offer ronipMili\'t' \\'ii.gt''! & Fiirliu·y backgrounil. ~1 t1 s I h1• !-ln1ary & Apl. No children 01· hE'tK'fits including P n i ti SHIPPING CLERK capable of lli•~SU!J; NASA Tree ren1ov.fl l . Very HEi\IOOELii'\G · ll0'.\1E 11, S...1 :i..ton·fl'l durlf\g pay. Appli<'anls over 50 reasooable. &12-:i329 C'\'C'S. nF.P.\Jr-: . i\T,\ll'TEN,\t'CE APARntE?o.'T i\lnnagers. 98 , sun\n.1l'!, t" B. on beach. \VClconie. 1010 S, El Ca1ni1"10 ' _1,_. "''7T.17 n1{'(lical & stock purchfl:'IC f 1 .1 ••lden·oo •el-I &· • .. <"•ii " ~~ & r· · ._, I n('('(tNI or al'J.':C n1fu order "" . ..,, ~ .......-'" ., plr1n pro 11 sharing pa1~. n ,.... , .. ,,-.~ ;, 11,. --1,·"·ll"" GERRIT 'S Ln11·n Scn·1cl': Call i\l1ke Orrick ~1-4076 Units, G;1rtlen Grove, expel I 6~2-:ll6r Real: SC CROSSROADS -A'" rt 1 unnpn.ny. No ex~·r. n1•1·. • -,..,.,. ,_ '-'"'" "" "" , . ...,,., qufl er Y· •r 1· nt 11 .oulity docun1c11tatlo11. RESTAURANT P\('ll.St' Suhn1i1 Rl'~umr "us• he "'ii 10~ '" 1\·urk complete la11n care H.B. T'I ·~1 l'OIJPle, 7 1 oi -8 4 6-3 7 2 7, BABYSITTER. Son_ie eves & CHAIR side asst. wane ed. ""'·'· Ocan·up•. rototilling. I ' • _, 832 91'" k d V < o I -..., 1\' · r n s · l' • full tlme. l\ti.n. I yr exp. :i.36-2300 ' CE:P..,\..\IIC TILE NE\V & Slat<'r/Beach, H · B • 2 Start immed Salah· open. e \\'AlTRESSES LA:~DSCAPE, sod. !!Oil cond. l'C'modrl. f°rf't.' 1•s11mates. ASSEMBLER childreo. 673-2860 Newport aeach ·a rea .• HOSTESSES Cleanup, sprinkler ttpair. Sm jobs. y,·elcome. ;)36.2426 BABY SIITER needed, tor c64=5-'6.1=~1-------• BUSBOYS Exper. &16-1908. Top Soil 609l summ~r, 3 girls, $3.i, HB CLEANING lady. 5 nights Apply In (.IE'rson, 180.'i0 Brook· EXP. Japant'~C. Apt. Bldgs, TRAINEE 111-ea, 5$-09-12 wk, 6PM-2 :30A~t. Newport hurst at Talbert, f"ollnt ain Homes. Clean up. 1'~ree est. "" TOP SOIL * C0!\1POST BE'ac:h office bu 11 d ; n g. iiV~·~lk~·y~,iiC~a~lf~ ....... ,..,....., "'""" • >!ULCH • REDWOOD BAKERS HELPERS St .. d, •'Ork lo .,.t;,bl• • LA!\"DSCAPE. sod. soit coruf. Call ~930 Jmmediate lst shill re4 l\'On1an. Phone 644-0003. \\'il h Sa\nr)' Hls1ory ov,.,r1u11c ,r.,; Snturdfly.!I II Rrsumrs \Vithou t Sa.lary nct'drd. Con1pany paid History \\'ill Nol llC'11l•[its. Applications laken Be Considered 8-1, f.lon·l'Ti. TOWNSEND CO. STARCREST OleITY Rlvt>t Division OF CAL IF. 122-1 E. \Varncr. S.A. Equal Oppor. Employ<'r 316.1 Red Hill, Costa ti1e5a. Comi"'r of Red Hill & l\1u!11 rino Esr(•!l('nt frin)l.C henl'!ll~: 3 \\'eeks Vacation Paid l\lt'dic11l, Dental Sr Lifl' Insurance Paid Long Term Dii.ab, ins Applicarions. oce<:ptcd tlaily, APPLY ... -ODETICS, INC. 1859 S. Manchester Anahehn Cleanup, sprinkler repair. ~indow Cleaning 6091 c1uirement for small E.-.:pc-r. 646-1908. parts . mechanical as- PHOFESSIONAL JA PA~ESf. .. SUNSJIINE \\"ORKERS * sembly. Desire a high Male & Female CLERICAL FACTORY truinees, no exp Equal Oppor. Eniployer uC'c. Apply in person. ::2!rn 'i~::ill:.'::::::l~:::::i:=:: FUil· Tin1e Day Shift Exper. Not Necessary JOBS Cnll<' Perfecto. SJC No • -= ££ G.>\RDENER. Cependa lJlc. l11dtJstriril, residential c h ool g d w /local ... REE EST. 963-49i4. Ft''--' est. 6·12·6931 s ra phone c•tlls pli"'!!.SC'. INSPECTOR- ~10\\1 & EDGE expert + Schools & v.·ork hi storv. Compa· Apply in person JOBS F /C BOOKKEEPER MECHANICAL For busy exec. Prorsonal l_.i•;-iding plaslit.:~ h11Jr1r11tor rerords. P/tlme 7 1~ hrs. for nl'l'ds l'XJ)l•r, n11•1:h111lll'(1! <\ fla ys or 6 hrs for 5 d1\ys. ins[ll·clor for ui·PMo'l'!lS &• :\l ul t i l>IC sel of book:< final lnspl'Cl!On or inc-luding PR. AIR, Afl\ lhC'nnofOl'OlS .Iii lllli<'hinc'd f.:l'n 'I ledi.:er thru T.H. 11lao;1iO'S P,'U'L'1 •• \'.lll"l lrin)'.:l' Sa la ry r om 111 en sur11tc hl•11clirs + prufil sharln~ \\'fexpcr. Send res u nl e p!an. &•nd reply t u 11•/refs to P.0 .Box 2-tSO, C'Jasi11(ied Ad tJQ 1r~1, t·/o depend<ib!e. CAil for prompl f Instruction 7005 'free I'S!. John 5-16-31·16 --. ' ~IQ\\' & EDGE <!Xpe11 ... dependable. Call for µrompl rree Cost .. John 546-3446. \\"A;'l:T ro travel to L.;11i n An1f'r1ca~ Retired teacher, !ivf'rl I:'! yrs abroad, l\;11 t,.,11ch ~·ou Spanish. Libby. FINE EDGF. CB 4!t', ... ;,695 ny paid medical & life insurance . modern a/ 1..:ond facility & ample parking. DUNCAN FAR WEST SERVICES 1672 Reynolds Ave. Santa Ana Equnl Oppor. Employer Bank JOBS MTST TRANSCRIBER Y:u-d r.1:iin1e~ce ~en•ire_ HoE;.~A~D~IN~'G="'--os-,-,-, 7;-,717; ,-1 Cleanups/Hauling. :>48--862.'i \ aisilable for tutoring-bas r-.10\V & EDGE · monthly I 01vn matrrials. Ca 11 ; maintenance yard cleanup •°'!!>-!'!'"!' ~-~iii!iii!~~~~ & hauling. George. 54..4142 \ Electronics, Inc. 2865 Fairview Rd. Experienced New Accounts Clerk UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK !Typing 60+ \\'.p.m.l ELECTRONIC ENGINEER TECHNICIAN Newport Beach, Ca 9'1663 Uail) Pilot P 0 . Box 1560. F /C BOOKKEEPER Costa !\1rsa, Colif. 92626. ~~~e.c:~;im~'t!, ;;~~'. I ~~~ II i I ) 59S-TI03 for est. . . .t EUROPEAN GARDe NER.1 l.andsc-11ping 4 tre:c service Job Wanted, Male 7025 reasonable. 642-5i."9. GARDEN Scn •lce clean ups, planting, long rC'nolJation, Cree est. Exper. 963--1072 General Services 6046 ~IOTEL nianager looking for srn<t!I or n1ediun1 n1o tel to llHIJlttgl'. l\eeps bus\ne~s up. ll<n•e refC'rent·es. 645·17JI or 6<16·3632. Hi\/\'DY1\-1AN·NO job 1()(1 -'----------sn1all. Painting, C'arpcntry, BOAT SKIPPER; I~ .. rrs clertricfll, p!umbin11:. etc. l'~P·: neerl full ltnic pos11ion. Dill Sam· 673-8300 or lf'nvc j 1'.:xp d. n1ci:h. & eJcc. n1e!lsai::e.' 213-392---6627 OK'S Handy !\lan ServicC' Job Wanted, Fmale 7050 qualified in rt'pairs of all kinds. C'li"'an-ups, also sotnc PRE · DENT AL HYGIENE cl~ctrical tnstallallon. can student, drl'ires to "'ork Oa\·id-K 6i3-5333 in '.\l, B. Dental OHice. HOi\-IE REPAI R I ~~3.:i~IJ to learn. K I m, Carpentry, Plumbtng Elec1T1cal Reas.~S-100-1 IT EEN·A'GE sisters . 1ntL"rested 111 summer \\'Ork HA..~DYt.IA!\, Homes & Apts '!Uf'h as ho~ecleanin~, Consc:ientiou!I Ctaltsman h'tbysit11ng, typmg. r te. 1n * ~l46l * 1\-lcsa ;:trca. 5-15-42~0. Hauling 6051 TYPIN(.j.my home S 1. 2 5 LOCAL moving & hauling by student. I..arge o·uclc. R<'ns. Barry, 531-12::.S or 53!l-9-138. HA UL I NG & YARD CLEANUP. ODD JOBS. REAS. RATES. 9GJ-2611 GENERAL Haulini;:. Tree Trim & Removal. free E11timates. 53)-3;43, i\lOVING, HaullnR", Esp.:.•r. Relh1ble. Rcasonuhle. Free est. 832-T."181. HAULIT"I. & t-.IOVING, fii~t low cost srrvlce. l::xt 617, 4!»-1003, 54:;.-0-187. double sprt<'('(! paste. Rates for students. Selec trlr %S-1547 Exp i\1on1, l'<'fs • toys • yard · pnrk -he11('h & playmate!i. li l6-7S.~. JAP,\NESt: female student desires roon1 and board f'srh;111ge for light duties, sn1all sa!11 ry. 552-7347 Help W•nled, M&F 7100 ACCOUNTING CLERK Costa Mesa !Com er Fain 'lc11· & Adams\ Equal. Oppor. Employer ASSEMBLERS Elt'ctronic in s trument manufacturer needs cxper. assi"'nlblers for production 222 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach (7141 494-6546 tlept., final assC'1nb!y, PC I i\11 1'.:qufl\ Opportunity Uoard soldering. Full-lin1e Eniployi"'i' cn1p\oymcnt. E x c c 11 rn I I 'i::ill::ill::ill::ill::ill::ill::ill::ill= salary & benefits. lJ i\1\n. 1 ii lrom Santa Ana. BEAUTY Call For Appl. Industrial Relations (714) 494-9401 TELONIC INDUSTRIES Laguna Beach OPERATOR F.xperience Necessary To Take Over Cllentele Montgomery Ward KEYPUNCH fSu·ing Shift 4P.l\-1-r.1idnightl 6 mo'!I work exper. req'd on Univac 1710 or IBM-029 or 059. TYPIST 5£1+ w.p.m. FIGURE CLERKS l\lath orit'ntl'd \V I so n1 e typing, Apply In Personnel Dept 9 to Jani. !\.1on·Frl PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 l\"ewpnrt Center Dr. Ne-.vport Beech Equal Oppor. Employrr CLERK FigUJ'E's, liJ,?Ute!I ('verywhere !or !he~ person who likes boo kkeeping. Immediate hire~ Apply in pc-nion or call: DONA LEVERE'T'T {7fol t ;,4ll-50)(), t"XI. 250 HYLAND LABORATORIES 3300 J.fyland Avt'. Cos t:i .1\-lesa. Culif. 92626 An equal oppo11unity Employer male/lcmale Full charge thru T .B. & Payroll for small office. Gre11t oppor. to work w/co11 1ro llcr or Dvnamic medical electronics dl'velopment firm. Start (im1 has immcd. opening $700. Co. splils fee/ Also fre for ele<""tro me c hanic a I jobs. Call Belly Cutler. c n g i n ,. e r t u c h niclan 54!Hl055, Coastal Personnl'! capnblc ol understaoding A;:::ency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, circuitry. dra.,.,,ing \1•iring Ci11 dia~amll, \\'Ork in R&D 1''LOR A.L designers. Full & shop to phyllically build ixirt time. l\-1in. 2 yrs cxper. Pl'O!O!ype assenibHc-s. AA \\'ork refer. reguircd. Phone degrrc or better or equiv. 962-3280 for uppnl. exf)l'r. ,,;;:'.:::c'.:O:'..-"'-':!'.!'.::'.'----GAL.S to help w/expand bu!i. Suhn1it RCosun1<' To Full, pit. Top $$. Car, Classified Ad No. 161 Phone. Mr. L~'Ons 846--5455. CO Daily Pilot DELIVERY man for early C~t~·~l~~ ~~92626 *GARDENER* morning L.A. Times homes I'::==~=====::::::: I Be yo:.:r own boss! Part or rlclivcry route. Adults only. II --· I/time. Your own area. !\lust have economical car. ELECTRONIC TEST llil(h Income. Gu.arantcrd No ~Heiting or collecting. TECHNICIAN Customers. Earn Noyr. Pay i.:ood supplementary in rome, Later. ' - \V cs t n1inster/Hunting1on .:._ 514-7187 or 534-3144 B<"ach area. 638-2924 i\lanufac1uriog fim1 rcq's Equal ()ppor. Employer 1 OF:LIVER\' men P e r m., technician for testing & """"!!!!>"!!! ...... ,.,.,..,.,..I p/linlC'. Ellrly m 0 r n !rouble shooting for co~plex Beauty Salon TiTl Edinger A\!e Huntington Beach CRll ri.1iss Dina 1n.t1 892-66U NEYER A FEE GARDEN flELPER 645-5855 ASSEMBLERS I BEAUTICIAN, nc\\·spapcr dell\·. lo N.B. digital & analog voice licensed, t~~~s7>00\\T1er. Dartnell Personnel humcs. Approx. 2 hrs. 5200 respon!ie systC"ms. ?<.fust be GENERAL OFFICE ' " '800 circuits & O.P . amp!i as ,. •1 l , • ~ I ""_,."" Service Agency per rno + ~as allow & familar w/digital logic, N"'Pl Bch. Female. Full . BEAITTY OPERATOR Newport Beach 640.8470 bonus. 'U"""""'t • tme. "us ype "' 111: I t & 2 d Sh ft R tlAIR OW.ET ~~~~~~~~~~1 used in nudio. \Vork \\'/ proficii"'nt \1'/figures. \\'c s n 1 5 cnt space. · Orange 547-1694 DENTAL CHAI RSI OE m<'"o·m"m m1ldancc. \Y c 644-7103 " .,. \\'ill train on kC'ypunch. five day \\·ork 11·eek. Jst iiiiiOiiO..iiiiiiiiii'----.1"!!~~~~~~ ... ~""'I Orthodonti!il exper. 3 days a ofler xln't pay ndvanc<'ment Informal work. cond. S2.50 Shtll. 7Ai\14 3:30 P~I. 2m1 I ·~BEST JOBS CLERK TYPIST week. Good opportunity ror o pportun iticll , rrolit hr.Ca11Bcverty.645-5soo. Shift 4 Pl\f-12::\0 Ai\!. .....,, advancement. sh11r1ng, medic-R I & dental Experience h<'lpful, bur 1101 FEE PAID • nUTI-1 r.YAN AGENCY insurance, IO paid holidays. GENERAL OFFICE necessary. $2.l:i per h?U1' *Bkkpr/Constr $700 To perform clerical duliC's \n 1793 Newport, ·c.M. 64G-4S.i4 r.tASTER Pa Yr o 11 c x Pe r I enc c Good company bcncl1ts. *Q.C. Anal. to 14K sales dept. !or product 17931 Bf'nch, H.B. 847-9617 SPECIALTII::S CO. prC'fcrred. Girl Friday lype, Pflid health, lire ii1surance, *Se cty $6l5 spc~ialists. M~st be 1:ood DENTAL CHRSlDE 1610c~~~'j'.~~~a Ave ag~~~s~~t~N~R CORP ''acations & sick lea\•e. *Keypunch Opr $575 1yp1st v.'lth clencal aptitude. A,·~i~t J .... ·al dcn!lst ,• ·.·• '''" " '"" '" ''" '" Equal Oppor. Employer 16206 PIRccntla, C.l\1. Apply In Person Q C E 15 6K Conlan! f)l'r!iOnncl dep t. t11h work.. 4 '-i \\'Ork WC'ek. 5'13-5623 * ngr to • !\laster Spcclaltles Co., 1~0 No &1 ti1. Call Gloria Gray, PRIMARK PRODUCTS CO. 2liM S. Susan Santa Ana, Calif. (Belwct"n 1-larbor & *Exec Seely to $675 J\1onrov1R, C'oJ;ta ~tesa. 54{)..0055, Coastal Personnel ELECTRONIC GEN'L OFC CLRK *Med Ins Secty $500 Equal opportunity employl'r AJ:enry, 2790 llarbor Blvd, Growing saillx>at manuf. *Ex Secty/Cnstr $750 a .ERK TYPIST. Part·tlmc, Cill 11 necris young cnrrgclic girl *Ex Secty $800 mus! have good typing skllls ~~o~.-.~,~.~,-A,.._ss~i-s~la-n~t--1 TECHNICIAN h'OOtl 1v/ligures. lite typing, * Bkkpr Constr to $700 & pleasant telephone voice. Per iodontist needs exf1Cr. c'ai"1"ae'"v,learn. "'2-~ ' Insurance b ackg rou nd :::"'--""""-~~--"~::..:-:::' *Foreman, Mfg to 14K prefcn·cd. 5.ili-&i99 f 1 t .i ."1 e 8?81. X-ray Join us & groiv w/us. Xou GIRL FRIDAY, son1e typing, Gen. llauling·t.-lovlng·Trash Tree & shrub lrin1 or remo\'al. Es1. 545-~l'lT:i. Moving and Hauling SIO & uµ. * ~1-6452 A P..cN'i\'ahlt-<'Xfl('r. inrlud· t>'airvlew, FE~ NEGOTIAB LE COi\lPANION fOr elderly Cerhf1c11te rcq ~· Expanded nl'«l to k1"10w ho\\' 10 trouble accounting, & a good *Gen Ofc to $563 congenial healthy woman 4 dutles oppor. H.B. area. shoot 11ystems using relfly IC' I e ph on c personality. Housecleaning 6054 T\\'ICE AS FAST -T\\'ICE AS El'-FIClENT 2 Christian L'Ollege girls will do 1 i iz Ii t housek£1cping, fl®l'S & 1\'indo\\•ll l'Xtro. S3. per hour each, 5-18--08ti9 10arn·3 p111. D•dic•ted Cleaning *: WE 00 EVEH.YTHING *: Rcf11, l''ruc t"'!ll. &16-2839 lni; h11-ndlini:: collections & South of \Yarnerl (•n.'Cl1t investigations. Type A.n \!qual opportunity j() ""p.m. 10 Key adder. Employer m/f Soine .,,~pe.riencc required. :=::ill=:l=i=i:-:=::ill::=:: Ci•ll Fur Appt ASSEMBLERS !od"•lri•I RolahoM 1714) 494-9401 TELONIC INDUSTRIES Inimed. op cnlnr.:::~ for rncchanlcal ru;S('mhlrrs 111 flt:>.en1hle proccssin11: e<1uip. for !he H<'itti conductor industry. Cont11ct Jin1 Grntry FEE REl~IBURSED dy5/11•k. Own transp, r<'f. '1n 171'11 9S2-66n. & 'oolid state logic. Sa la r y c omm ensuratc *Recepl $500 H.B. \\'rite classified ad No. DENTAL ASST i\lec-hanical a !I !I e n1 b 1 Y w/cxperiencc. Huntington *Ex S•cty to $700 28, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box Chainide. Ch 11 11 en g i o g knowledge desirable. C-:.nllncntal To wnhouse * Lega I Secty $600 1560 Costa J\1esa, Cali!. post Hon. Salary op c n , Cont11ct Pf't<' Southworth Assoc. 19801 Brookhurst. ., n:E PAID , _926iiii'6iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii0iii0iiii0 I Newport Cooler, 644-2'1.15 COROTEK CORP. GROCERY PEOPLE Also Ft>t" Positions l•Cr & Collo•.t M-EDENTAL RECEP'l'b _ 11or:i1ST 12812 KN>lt Street Full & p/tlmc. Will lrain. HELE;\ SCJ-IAFFER Sr. P-J•cl'· '"g1":....r S121\ xp'd, con1putt'r 1 I 1 n g • Garden Grove 898-l'l89 Mu 1 st be m 1 >11ure & dcpe,o34d7-Pt>:RSONNF:L AGENCY •v " '"'" Prt'L yng. mature wonUUl. 1.,,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,., I A l''d". P-•. d•"•lop 1191' G cd G ,,, "!NI 1· nh C'. pp Y n person, , ALSO fEf; POSITIONS •vu v.. ~ fl r n rov~·. ,,., . ....., v-~ ELECTRONIC Assembler, "' ,.,~. 1 II y Cd'! ''" General OffJce 10 S47G "'' ...v<is "' ·• · 1 '· 4262 Can1 pus Or., 8-4, N.B. OEN T A L 11~!\lstant-Oral Exp nee". Sml <'Ompn.ny VJ/ A1lrin1s or Pc1111ini;:ton. ;,;17-27U. Clerk Typist to $j()() surgery ollirc. Over 23 yrs. 11lca~nnt surroundln11:s In UARDS "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!!!!!"""'"I Sr<''y lo :>re~. to $700 0•2 ~-21 H B N n . h I G " R 1800 ..,., -...., . . e\1•port o+.:ac ' App y nt II d BLUEL I NE Lcgnl Sec corp E Ne\\'flOl'I i\lnrlnc, 10urn·4prn, f.1rn & \Von1en, IU an part• OEP. exp. l't'll'IQn. Indy 11 ill clean vour tiousc day \\"k. li39--0!li4 OPERATOR Purcha11e Sec'y 10 $650 DENTAL AAA!. <'h;iirslrlc, r.1>7 S · r.•o ""2' 1\1111' Oniforn111 furn ish(!(), I "I I N ' c "" . U""rlOr, ~~ . •· I o •· 1 12312 L'-tt St 1 P II Cl k 1 •"50 ' nic n C'l\'l"JOr entrr.1 ~ ...... ~ ..................... I TOP Benefit~. (;UARD-""qua prior .... oipQyer """' tf'l' E'I"''· & olc""nr1"1•1•. Call ayn:i rr 0 ""' X I' 'd C II•· I• --Gnrdc11 Gf"tlv(' 898-1:~ " ,.. " " Sccrctsry. PR $600 ·rtt,y LC rt'<( • a ""l\vn s J\tARI\, INC. !!09 N. &pul· COROTEK CORP. J APAN ESE lady \\·oold 11k(' lo hoos~ean. Nl"Nls 1r11n'l· port111ion. S2.llO rh 61il-1~7. -Im Bt·n Tu,.,kf'r, 97!1-'ii7.·1. Scti'C't:uy 11, S6W & 11 l\lon-Fri, "640--0-160 ENGINEERS vHtl:'\ Blvd., F.l Segumlo, ACCOUNTANT JR. A SSEMBLERS HOAT·SAIL comm·riggini:: Cnll Jc11nnle SiACO DENTAL A.'l..'list., chain:idc. j2l3) 640-0195 An Equal Op- Cl'nl•r;il ll(.i::flllnllng functlon11 2nd SHIFT work. F.:xpt•r. rl'Q. Gocx.I or Judie Steiner Exp. desil'ed. Part 1in1c & $15. $20K portunlty J.::mployer. fllr sn1All mtinur. (.'(). H<"Sp. ASSti\lBLY EXPF.R. i'Ont\/pay. i\lft1'iner Yachts NEWPORT possibll' lull Hme. A.ge 21 or INSURANCE SALES No ex11 rll'c., earn \l'h1lc )OU l,.,arn, p.~rt tirnl', Cl"C'S & 11·knrl~. full tin1<' 11hl'n t1usJi· fi('lj Fannel'!I lnsurunc<' Group Ed Lani * ~•10·1~34 INSURANCE Data entry o p c ra 1 or . l\r•yp1ui<'h 1·xp1·1·. h!'.'lp!t1I. Sulnr.v nJ)l•n. f:n.-11t fr hl).(1' henellls. Co111a ct t-.1rs. R icha r dso n. Empirt' Jn'lu r· ~ ·c Co. 1135-r~Gr,. !RYINE PER.50NNEl SERYICES•AGENCY Accou11ring Cl<'rks 10 S'1GS lndus/illech Engr SlJ!\ Sec'y1Bkkp1• Ill S!lOO Cpl nigr \\'inc ccllur S800+',. t'llA/VA Lonn Pl'Ot: ssoo f /C llookkccJll'r S~ Corp Ex Sec'y lo $800 Salcs ~1Jg SL•t•'y S7~J() J.'ictd Claims Adjuster Trnc, degree to S7ti S.-c'y Title F.scro1v 10 $700 .,'riday "pcl'S(1n" S6.i0 G. 01 ·/nl'C'ept lo $600 Rcccptionis1:. 10 $:i!"lll \Vnrchouse Trnc S2 75 l1r P I PBX/G. Orr ~:.!.50 hr CALL TRISl l l!OPKINS JERRI \\lll11TE~10RE" 4SS E. l7Th St (at Irvine I Ci\1 Suile 224 642·1470 ~ IT'S Al\iAZING •••... How often ~ur natural abili1y in cur1ni for people has bcrn ovel'lookc(!. DON'T OVER LOOI\ US:! \\If: NEED YOU~! /Practical Nurses /Nurse Aid~s /Convales. Aides /Visiting Housemothers /New Infa nt Ca re ~•aonry 6070 ror payroll & p <1y r o11 CONOLON CORP fiT.,-ll93 Personnel Agency over. 96~21.12 HELP WANTED n-po1111, ttutt!t accounting • BKKPR/SEC'Y 833 0 0 N 8 DENTAL ASSNT. L.igunri Wf' oll<'I' you n11 Ol>fl<.'l'lllnity to Uo !!On1c1hini,: i;pcrwl in the home hcuhh <'tlr(' fi1·ld. Give us an opportunity lo dlscu9!1 flUr prQRrn.n1 \1·ith you. All \1·11jle!i p11irl '"''t'Ckl y. Large Company Apply:~"& ~~u rri. SLm1PST'ONE. block y,·aJI.~. 1nth h1nc run!<, flrtPAN' Wl E. l\l rt'adden, Santa \Vnrk w/N.8. based CPA'1. over r ., ' • Hill El Toro area. Expcr. Boo.i"Y\ . !\Tan w I 11 !' u Ii 1 brick planter.I, c x pc r I I >' juurn;il cntt') "-Able TO 1 AM 1 t-.1u~! go thni Trial baJtlll(.'1'.?. 642-3170 chfli rllide. Si1l11ry o p e n . production ll)e(ll & layout + lnJtalled. s~cially pri<"f'tl. a 11si11 t 11 i: co u n I I n.R: t!qlui oppor1uni!y rmp oyl"r r.lod('r11te 1yptn11: & sh. St11.rt Rcplle!l l'()flfidenli111. 830-1130 * exploding bolt!! * · Bob-640-4425. supt'.r'l"\sor. l\nowlec\gf' o·r ASST. l\fgr.·Rct1red ~10111<' SiOO. Co . .P8Y'll i; fce/Al8n cor.-!PANION fem. for Sa! &r l>ENTA I AS""" "h·l-1"• HYDRAULIC MAN tvmputer !i)'lltrrm <'S&ential. Ute dut!t'i. Nlctl epl "'". f('f' inh!I. CAfl Rita John50n, Son. !\lust drive. No ~ ' ',,, · '-" •·• ,,,-, BRICK \\1lrk·Ph1nte~. hllr· 9 304 ,., kl C 'I I r. II ~ kl !IB """ .,...,. <'heC'Tfut, X·Ray liL-tnst 54 • I ~ 11 · f' ·' · oc. ..,.., MC>-0)5.i, CMst11\ PersonnC'I 11rno nl{. -· -..wt. BQ .. 1•··. fireplaC(', ~p•lr • "~ ~~2 ~·d NB· 6449211 ~ t I ~ c I .,_....,,,.. · ,.__..,.,, .~90 llarbor Blvd. COOK. --·. hom•. f'/tlm•. . .. , -' . . . work, Block ~Tone, r~ c11 , .qu11 ..,.,por .... mporer ,.,...,"" .... ~.,..,. . Auto Sales C~I rerm. po!litkln. !\fio cxpcr. DE.~TAL Ali.ti. chttirs1dc, \\'llh s:ootl C' om m • r c i a I ~ . A/PAYABLE Th'~dore Robins I Bookkeeper Analyst r~·d-, Apply 4f..{; flagship x·rn)'. Nonxmokrr. Pr11frr· hackground + ll?C!lr tr•lns. Palnt1ng/Paper1ng 6013 rce Pakl, Benutiful niodt'rn •v \\'hh 2 ~Tll t"f'llle1t" & 2 )rt: Hrl, N.IJ. See ~lr. r.flllcr. nhly unth'r :i.o. &l·l-0611. INT/EXT PAINTING I l'fl' ln 1':11~hlon !.~land. Soni<' FORD I M:p..'r Ne>('d accu r nlC' 642·KQ.M. DENTAL ll)gtcnbt. :-;:.1 , Never A Fee • :tctY1u11r1ni; li11ckg-roun1l "-10 Need~ nt'I\': u11e-:t \'ar AAll'~· typlnq, Excitlni< vanaiJlC' COOK \\"ANTED Fan1ili11r only. J.'nun!1'1n Valley !ll'('ll AU Ort1ni:r Co. J1n1 6'ffi.3.'i:\9 l\r\' arider, ~1111-..· ''' $•Ir.fl. mrn. tntl l!IU1e& nt11n11-G<'r for \1-0rk cnvtrcnn1tnt 3Q2Q ";l~lrt. "° hour ll'C'l'k. •71 I\ ~17...S:--01. *WALLPAPERING t\IY. r1'f' Jnbs. Call $All)" !ntcr\'lt'\\' l Nf11.'porr .. Rlv~~ N {'_ w (I 0 rt "'r111gt bcn~f]tJ. L(Lgunu I Dt·::-ITAI.. ASSISTA?o.'T. full Dartnt ll Personnel No \Vnstc ":\lt1l•" &'IS·l 1!1 I !1·1r1, 51()--G<N, Co 11 $ta I 642-0010 IJi'111·h, 61!J..3:;;11. Beac.h 494-9158 1)r par! lin1e. F:xpcrienti' Service Agency The fa!itest dra~· In Thi' \\'r.'!t. I p,.ri;onn_(•J A~ncy, 2 7 9 0 SOOKl\EEPf:R, 4 hr!ii !X'r t'OOK. f'X(l'd, full lune. Ar>-· nrl'l'uary. &14-008J N•wport Beech 64().1470 ... 8 DaU.y Pilot Clas~ific<l llurhor Blvd, C~l &11 lrfle Item'-with" Oeiily ttny, n1ust bt• irocxl l,>i>l111. ply Slew Kcll le, Adnm~ 11l i S1·ll idlC' 1tem11. wtlh u Dally Orang• 547·1694 Ad. Call 642-!!678. 1 CLASS SELLS -642-66?8 Pilot ctcs111fiert l'ld. 642-567ll C!lll hc 1Wn 10 & 12. &t3'-7~1 Jlnrbor fnt'Jt t l.J Thri ll imaru Classified Ad! Ci\ll &12--56781'!!.,.,;,..,,....,,.....,,..., - Expanding HOMEMAKERS UP JOHN NOW HIRING :'l.'.0 \\I, Plattntla I' e r m a n t' n I \\'Ork in NC'\\"Jlfll't Rr11rh 64:)-SSJl m11.nufnctur111g. dis1ributlng tEnrr Plact>nlta I.· f"h1gM1p1 c.-.:perl<'nct netts.•ary dU(' to JANITOR. P /t ime & in stAllatlon . No l ~ "'Cl't'tlcnt tr1tining progrnn1 Or f/tln1I' j11nlt11rl11I + ror men & \\"On1en 18 ~ 1 oth<'r rh1:i"M Apply O\·l'.'r. Ta pmatic, Corp. TOP WAGES 1a:i1 Krt 1i>ru~. 11'\ln•' }· .. r i\JOI'(' Information Call. 536-2591 Cell Mon & Tues Only Buy a nt'\\ ''l'I" Y11ur older modi!! cnr 111.ln 11·~ •1<'111.11111 Sell !l IU!'I 1.,.1lh n, D:tlly Pilur Cht#;!llh'd Al\! 642 .... 'i&'TS. .. • .. • - -• ~ ~ Suna1y, Jont q }q /.1 OAILf·PILOT D .{J 1H ·;;';'p;;W;;;;'";;';;'d;';;Mi;;;~;;7;;10CI;; l ;;H;;•;lp;;W;;1;;n;;lod;;",;;Mi;;;jl;;7;;1;oo;j ;;Rii1~lpi:;iiW~1iiniit1~d~, MliiiiFiiii'iiiiooiiiiHii1~lpiiWiiii1iintijodlj,ljMliiljFiilj711iOOii 1 ;;,H~ol~p~W-':":tod:;-,~M~i~i':?:1;6Q I Help Wonted, M&F 7100 I H1lp Wontltd, M&, 7100 Help Wanted, M&F 7100: Help Wonted, M&F 7100 I' R MANUF 'Cl"""......, PRINT 100p hf' Ip e r . flt!&.1 ES!flle S<lh:1man, why RESTAUltANT P.IAi~AOER I ,":CR"·T,\RY J • • l\ 1 " ~.u•wi;, PCB BOARD darkroom, bookie I notworklnlbeh0ttf!111arca, lnteN!sted Jn an opp111·tunlty S1cr1tary .,., w NGIN ER MIL-I G nMcmbh', etc. On Site HunlinglC.ln lkuch, Fountllln for i.:row1h \l.llh u. la•t Steno E E L N Pholo/Oraphlca. I 2 4 0 · K Valley! I.rt us train )'OU. moYlni.: ~t11ur11nt chalu? \\'t' prt'senlly have a position Our 0r!ITI5tt' ra. r11clllty h1111 PRODUCTION l.oi[IUI, CM. MO-Of& Call Phi! i\Jc.~an1tt 9&3-4561 Nf'I'" IOt'ation, Sou I h~n toi: IU?c.'l'E!l1~ry 1teno, 11\UBI on uppoi1unlty ror 4 Jr. MACH IN ISTS llApld!)' Kmwlng electron!!·• Callfotnu1 " Ar Ii() fill . hllll' ti:ood lyplng &: Nth r.lhrtu11c1urin.i: Eng In r .. r nnn. cre111 f'O-workcr1 & RECEIVING Out!'t11r11hnir bt·nelJlt Ii ,,.kill~ EXECUTIVE SECRE.TARY \\'/11 rlrwree ln nlL'Clll\n1rnl . ( s TOP DOLLAR s) kJN.I locaUon. SlJary 10 . OpJW)riun\111'1, &•1111 n·~nnc i•U:'Afo;fo'j. CONTACT f·1\~lni"c.rlni.:. Burk~round In $000. Call Sally Har I, CLERK ti!. Jolly lto,l'r. In(', {~ (;rt~ NC\\'l9J1d tht> ftibri~·111il)n £ ·t1f'rt1 Three y1ar1 minimum Wt are looklng for: ~. CoiullAI Penionncl f.iJJerte. lr1•lnc: <.11l1I £m()j Bank of Am.rica ln>ntlr1v nr 11rtmpnC'e 11lluyir; •xperienc:e. The poll· A~tl'IC)', 2700 llt1.rbot Blvd. ~ dt\y work wctk, s IM'luts pt'r ROBINSONS :AX! Nl•wport Cenlt'r Dr. Small but dynamic research & dcvelop- 1nent finn , located 1n th e Irvine Indus tria l Compl'ex. currt:ntly seeks ttn elcrt, cap· able ~ccre tary to re- port to the president as \Veil as support various other staff 111embers. The select· ed candidate \~·i ll take on responsibility ror a variet y of secretar· ial duties. requiring n1·1·d1,'il, Koowl~l~r of cold tion requirt1 the pit,... e EXPERIENCED LEAD IN TOUCH·UP 01 day, 7 n.m. 10 3:~ p.m. . ru~h lor1 Iiilnntl hcr1d1nK lc-t•hnl11uc11 & tool nlng, laying out, stt· rtllnimuin (!! 2 y \',. r 11 136-3505 dr.slgn 1u'\•r'd . ncl ti e EXPERIENCED TOUCH-UP PEOPLE PUBLIC RELATIONS v,.;perit>ncc In a rt.'('flvlt11; F•shion Is land Equ11.I o11por. r;111i1k1yrr \\'f' orf1·r an .\In'! profit •ng up • opere np ll n ti/or 11 h I p p Ing l"horln1e & AlOl'k purchn~ plaln,unlvtr1l•l,hor1-e EXPERIENCED TIP PLATERS dc,urtmetll. c·0,k t lf1 II 1 di 0 1 I I 1111 r ·at m111e fllC 1>en ng plan. Pen~· subn1lt resun1e zonta or m ng m•-e.'tpcrlent.~ f\C(euary, heavy f'or \Vh1allu')r h111tory. ltl'JCUnii·s chines •ncl their •f· • EXPERIENCED SCREENER$ Gr.-gariou11 lass who cun lifting, Good benefilll, rnitl SEC/SUPER EXEC. 8houhl po:<:ic~~ a.II required ~ccrt·tarilLI skills. + !IOOnt! h1:.ukkct'ping b11ckgrow1d. ,\Ju~ be qullllflell,t irileUigcnt & y,•eJJ groonied. 1 Able to eecept responslb\J· 1tle1 111 exi'hftnge for xl nl ~f1lury + fringe beru:1!1s. All race~ \\'t'k.'Orne lO hPPI)'. 1 t:quiJ Oppry em p Joye r .' 17141 83j...O(li9. wi1hout 1111l11ry hislory will tachmtnts. Have the I Is l & 2nd Shill) ~!11ti t1tlk1 10 aroups, achooJ11 health, Ille In I u r a n c e, not he conliuh·l'\'d . & clubl!. Ar 1 lo u I a I e v11.enti0ns & sick Je 1111..,, P .O. Box 2157 knowltdgt and ability We also have ope n ings for TRAINEES. J oin communicator whO Is a Apply In pcr110n : SECURITY AGENT Santa Ana, Ca 92707 to read and lnt•rr,ret a leader in the industry. Excellent ftinge , , c I e I\ n u P Th c hi I bl t t:n111ron1ni"nt Enthu~lulat. Equal Oprior. r :mplQft!r mac n ng uepr n '' betnefits and salary commens ur ate with ex· PRIM ARK PRODUCTS CO. JR. ACCOUNTANT i.A11·al finn. l:W rc111)c')n11ll>lc for 1myrolt & rcportM. This position c1111 lead I o t1u111·rvi~ry J)Ollltlon. S.:1lt1r)' 111 $700. ('1111 l:k'lly Cutlt•r, ~111).6055, Co11s1.111 J1tl'l!l)f1n1•t Ai.:1•ncy, 1790 llr1rbor Blvrl. ('~! JR . SECRETARY Tl1ili position IS v.·/tu1t• uC Olll' sketches and drawings perience. Apply: to ptrform machining operations to obtain specified finlshas and tolerances. Apply In Person 3333 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, Cal. 92626 DICEON ELECTRONICS, INC. 11522 Von Karman Irvine, Calif. An Equal Opportunity Employer 100 % FREE 556-1100 AAMES Bureau Of Employm~nl l\gcnry 2706 HllJ'bor Blvd. Suite 207 Cosla !\ICMn 2ti20 S. Susan Santa Ana, Calif, 9Z7!H All equal opportunity eniployrr n1/r Full T ime ExN'lll'nt Bl'ncfi1~ &:. typing skills at 70 Libt•r1tl Dl!<('OUlllS SECRETARY \V.p.m . & sh at 100 AJ<ply ""''""'" "'"',. w.p.m. Jf you ha1•e 12·.~ P\1, i\l<in rhru fri had J.5 years experi- *RECEPTIONIST* No. 2 f11~hlun lsl11nd, NB ~luM lit: rib!(• 10 type 60 1 ence. you may.. be S11u1 $-150. You'll he trnined 1 .... ~··1~"~"'"?'0~1<~1·~'~E~:t~<1~pt~.,)~c~·'.,I 11 11.m. &takf' ~h at 100 d tu ope r11.t i• their 11 •. p.ru. ~~ronloHiceposition. rea Y to start earn- f11w~1 t.•on1ptln11·~. \\I o r k \\' f 1111Jf'Kflll'11 kt>epitl" ('XJK'nse & snlc'4 r1'4"0rdi.:. Good !,yping sklJJs & 10 key Helder. Co. p11ys •t f('.t•/Also I c~lesco • Help Wa nted, M&F 7100Help Wanted, M&F 7100 Nw1trhboard . Front of c SALES & r.11 n i mum 3 year EI ing an outst<inding up!J(!lir. as you will greet MARKETING rs111.1rir•nce. &•nd rcsun1c 10 salary lit'. excellent QUALITY CONTROL l1upoa1a111 clients & visiton;. DI RECTO~ c1:1)<'slfirll 11!1 11() 46 c_,o Company benefits. IN-PROCESS Ll1e typing. 0. C. Alrpor1 0111ly Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, r·or ilnniedlale con- INSPECTOR orca. Xln't oo. pd benefits. Out5tandini.: o1iportunity \\'llh Co ... ta /\lesa, Calif. !12626 .sidcration, send your r..1u&t be ~xperien<.'t'd in Angus Got'don ta5t g~·ing 3 ~1·11r 01dl"'!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!!.., · I d. 1 -PRODUCTION TYPIST ~·c1' Jobi;. ~to11 $500. Cull Equal Oppor. Employer mlt S;Jlly lliu·t, 540-60"J5, Cou!ilal 1 ~=======- Aero5pace E I e ct r on I c .II Pcrson1~l Agency • contpnny .,.,.Uh sales in 7 SECRETARY Tes urne inc u tng sa . lt\Spection. Knowledge ot 333 E. 171h St., Unil 15 figure;;, i;ellinl!'. 10 dnu; Hcured lady ror par! lime ary history to: Pt·rsonncl Agency, 2 7 9 0 ---.- Harbor Blvd, Cl\1 MACHINISTS EI e ctronic workmanship C:>Ata l\1esa 642-0720 storcis, dcpnrtmcnt ~10rl'l!, & work days. 9;30M I to lP~I. standards for l!Oldering, !!!!!!!!!!!!~~'!!:!!!!!!~!::"'!!!!!!'"' r.hain slOl'l'S Coas1 to Const. l\lon.t·n. Light bookkeeping, Clallifitd Ad no. 162 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR \Ve J1ave Openings In our inanuf. plant in Sitnta Ana vohere \\'e m11ke Jastenl'l"l'I for the aircralt & aero ~p1tce industry. IBM SELECTRIC Res Is tan c e welding, RECEPTIONIST The exei'ulivc \\'C nel'<I musr 1y r1 n I!'., p 11 yr o l I . c/o Daily Piiot cleaning, encapsulating, etc. for fJ<ont lobby mo11gagc h:-1ve h11d se11eral years of l 11 I ervlc.,.,·in$! 1'ul's/\Vct!, P .O. &x 1560 Need to type 70 words per minute accurately, slower typisL need not a pply. ts required. hanking firm. I' If! as an I successful c>xpe_rientt• ai; a .lun1• lllh ,t· l:llh a1 12 noon . C M 92626 K WEST, 93TI Kramer Ave., sun'Ounding & wo r k in i; Snll"!i r..1nnJtg('r s c 11 1 n s.: 1 roll(!ay Rul!l'r Rink, 175 N. osta esa, Ca \Vestmln!rlf'.r. (714) 893-6593 conditions. Lite lyping & l'Onsumnier products ! •) \\'ayliclr:I, Onuigc, Ca, E11ual Oppo1· ~n1ployer clerical duties. Plc11sanl 1·r.1nil stores; handl(' chain S11!ary sc;:;. I ==~==~===~~ 2nd SHIFT 15· I I P osit ion' is available for Individual with experi· ence on I BM 129 or Uni. vac 1710 Keypunch equipmen t. Excellent benefits and salary. Ap- ply in .,.rson or call Oona Leverett 17 14) 540-5000 ext. 250 HYLAND Laboratories 011('nlnJ:"S for exf)f'rll'ncl'd, • ~:ondary l\lach Selup Lxpcr on mills & drills setup AJ so need ed ! Part-time Proof Reader Experienced only Apply in Jlerson : :f&~'\',';..',~i,,;!'~g," ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT e Tool & Die !\Takers 330 WEST BAY ST, COSTA MESA \\'e offer coo.pera1i.ve .,.,.ng~s ask for Paul \Yard. & hrnrfits 1nchKhng profll sharing paid to en1ployes in 1~~~===1';';~"';:;""':";'";'~~=~ c111;h quai1crly. SI o ck MEDICAL Help Wanted, M&F 7100 pureha.\t plan & p a I d tnedical plan. APPLY TOWNSEND CO. Chen')' Rivet Division 1224 E. Warner, S.A. Equal Oppor. Employer !..!AID -TOP SALARY + People oriented sreretary ~·ho ca n h<rndle emergencies hourly. \Vork w/olher offices & employee~. Sharp & qulck are kt:>y requirements. ~URSES AIDES Our hospital staff relief pro- gram c11.n provide a ~mean· ingful oppertunily for you lo di~cover a NE\V \\'AY TO \\'ORK:!! m'"y "'"· '" right Maid. 1000"o FREE !..1on·Fri. 8:30 IO 3:30, llJ evl'ry othl't Sat. half day, ARE YOU .... Local refs req. \V r I t e • Ready ror A WALKER & LEE GROWS AGAIN ADA..l\TS • !\tACNOLJA OFFICE: N EA R S CO~lPLl:.IION \\'r y,•ill lw opening our ne"' olfice at the corner ol l\lagnolia & /\darns in the very near future. \\'e feel thnt this office "'Il l be the Ul!imate ln a. lotal Real Esta le Sf'rvice centl'r. \\'e ha\·e immediate openings both for llcensed sales people or peopl e who "'ould like lo take advantage of th" \Valker & Lf't> llceMe training progran1. For lurlher inrom1alion ple11se call J11ck Ayers al 54:>--W91. -Cla!!sifed ad No. 173, Daily 556-1100 Chanrc Of Paee7 Pll t p o Bo 1560 Cost • Rendy To Create 3300 Hyland Ave. •1 ° · c· ;,.,..26" • a )'our 011·n \\'ork \\"eek! Costa Mesa, Ca l. 92626 c":::='"'=· .::':;·ci0T,;w,;·.---AAMES Bureau • Heady To Accept A MAIDS l\ltnirnum $2.60 per hr? An Equal Oppor. Emplnyer & LAUNDRESS \1·antcd. Top , .,.,,~~s. N~"·pnrt Be a ch Or l•,niploymenl Agency \VE'RE READY Real Estate Sales KEYPNCH OPR $575 Travel Lodge, 6208 \V. Coast . 2106 llarhor Bllld II-" YOU ARE!!! $60 Loe-al n1anuf. !inn in Costn llwy, NB. 6".2·8252. Stute 207 Cosra ?.fesa Apply 9·12 & 2·4 L S h 1'11'Sfl. Must have I yr rxf)('r. MAIDS r..tond11y Thru Friday icensing c ool rm 029 or ~!Mi. J-·t:·(' P1tid. MEN & WOMEN HOMEMAKERS in Also F'cc Joi.ts. Cnll Rita Fllime. See Personnel l\fgr UPJOHN Huntington Beach Jol'-... "· «~~,. CoasrHI Balboa Bay Club Ages 17-34 16111 Bea ch Blvd. "·-~~ 1••1 W C t H NB 330 \\', Plactntia Personfl('I A"l'nc>. 2 7 9 O "" · oas .,.,'Y·· · · Imin<'r:liatc Openings in e F'ast S1.11n Training ' 11 JlieY.'J>Ol1 Bench fi4j.5.1Jl Hurhor Blvrl. Ci\1 l\IAID \\'ANTED. 4D hr \\'tek. Schools & Jobs Jn Intc i· · e Oose<l Circuit TV (Entr. Placentia & Flagship} LEGAL SEC'Y $700 Frin~ belletits. Over lB. gence, Clerical, Stock Con· e Nation\\'lde Referrali; Laguna Beach 49-1~58 trol, Food Service & lOO':t "---" rl 1 • ~leclical Progra1n Ftt Paid. Assist unorney & MAlLROOM, Y"'""' nian. ti.lore. Paid Whlle-Training. NURSES ,\ide & vtue y .. • ?.lanRgement Programs nianage olfitt. Great i;pot to -~-o F-Lod•log 'le•I• U"i 3. Exper. pref. Inte?'VWS e F-3 \V-k lo n -pJh ...... ...,., Also ree Positions. l'er1n. only. Open, classify 1 ,.. lloo• k ' •;1 ,·1 · 1 .... l\fon·Fri. l'\Iesa Verde Conv. ,"';'-'"' ....., _... •. distribute mail. Handle ormii;, s, "e ca · Ji 661 c ''' St ,...I Training Program Call Control ca r eer ~ailing equip. Ex Per. Dental + S3'l6 Per ?tlo. 54~. en ' "-" · e Learn \Vhile You EAm Y.; n1P1 o Y men l Agency, prcf'd. Gro11.·ina financial Quick Ad v11ncerncn1. GI Biii :,0~:7"=-=;cc,-,:::= I Call Bill Flory 832·5440 ;~"' ""''.">. 3400 I r vino ·~ & T 11· p ·d \l'h.I "--· N. URsr; Aides lltime, perm .,."1-(IJU org811izalion. Xln'.t \\'Orking -u ion a1 1 e .x-. •· r·d l\Tonday thru Friday Bl··d. N'B •-. 1·0, •r · 1y R• ·rulll"g "5 ••nsitions. Ex""r pre · not • ARB .. (:oncls & co . ....,nef1t.~. Apply .,.. " '" ... ..: " • ;r-"" ,.,.. T ELL Lp~a~i~L e:p~ cr;-::11J'.·gef~; We. ~~!~~. CC'nter Dr, da~2·8821 645-1163 ~"d~N~.'a~pply 466 F1agshlp IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE rslablishl'1.J Garden Gro11e ,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii... 542-2435 NURSES Aides, 7-3. WARD WE'D LIKE YOU • -w fim1. Sala"" Open. Call MAINTENANCE /:!:ll!:ll!:ll!:ll!:ll!:ll!:ll=:=i / Clerk 7·3. \Vi!I train. l'\lesa ..., ·~ d c H 661 To mnslder n C8N!l'r \\'ilh the :~11H:i;i0. Ver e onv. osp, \\lorlcls Finest Real Estate LEGAL St>c~lary lr11inec for MECHANIC MENS Center SL, C.l'\f. Company. You supply the Garden Grov" Law Finn. NIGHT SHIFT NURSES ,\IDES, EXPER. desire anti 11·e'll furnish the l'\Tust h1111e xlnt typing & SH. DEPARTMENT Prf'f'd. All shifts. 8e11erly training. Together, "' c' I I Call 33().4550. illllnor, 244;i2 Via Estrada, C'am you $1500/mo oiiii;;;iii;;;iii ... Oii0ii0ii0iiii l r.1ust havi> l'xpcr ience in 1hl' F'ull-Timr Lagunn 1-lills. (commission \ 1Ask about MACHINE OPERATOR !$emf' espcr. in milling n111chn1es. lathes ~· drill pre"-~ c1rs1rnble. \\'illing !O rrRin M>meone ~·/expcr. 1n high-school n1achine shop. Call For Appl. fndustrial Relations 1714) 494-9401 TELONIC IND~TRIES Laguna Beach J·:qual Opper. E1nploycr MACHINISTS n111in1enance ol production NUR.'-'.ING: LVN Relief for our licen!W t raining n1vchines and PI an I Great 0 PP 0 r 1 u 11 11 Y for pni & nite shift. RN charge progran1 for non-ticenst" equipment. !'lfusl h a v C' prole$sionaJ sales person for days. 6!2-3305. pl'(Jplel For r u r t h e r mrchanical aptitude. 4P~f. niens depl. 2 OFFICE GIRLS information J>lease ca!l Ja<·li t~30;!~~on thru f'ri. Apply JOSEPH MAGNIN NEEDED Ayers al 545--9491. PRIMARK PRODUCTS Call For Appointment Radio telephone clispatch .54().5050, ext 30 l\lust he 25, able to dri11e Walker &lee Equal Oppor. Employer Apply in Person YELLOW CAB CO. 186 E. 16th, Costa l'\lesa 2620 S. SUsan l\tEN & \\'Ol\tEN \\",\/\;"TL,, Santa A11a, Calif. No exp. nec<'s§ary. $15. per Near Harbor & \Va rner Ave. rlny. \\fork from your home {714 ) ~ taking catalog orders by Equal Opper. Employer mail. \\'rite Nat ion a 1 MAITRE'd l\lailing House, Dept D, Box 11~. Los Angeles, Ca. 90011 For \\·en known So. Calif ~TST OPE~ATOR rivatc club. Must be ell""r. 4:4;1 to 9 P,.m. Ahlhty to ~'Ork P . 1r-unsuprrv1St•d. Call Diane, S11bn11t re.~un1e & snary !).\IHiliO df'sired to ClnS'Sified ad no.1.c· "'-~' -"--...,---,--,,,--- tGt 1· 10 Dnily Pilot, P.O. NEW FACTORY Box 1560, Costa Mesn, Cnlif. Branch outlets j116l opening 92626. ln arr11 nrcds the fo!lrll'o·h1~: i\IAN nt·edt'll f\1r orfict' l\lgn1t.T··nl' $18.l .,.,.k 11upplle~ d('l!vcry. C. l\1. St>rvn1cn (21 $3 t1r Rrt'a. Ene1-gclic, neat, full Salesmen Open lime. 5.'iG-2922 or &ls.slOO. All benefit~. e:irf'('r pogitions. lllll llTITI OUTSIDE SALES Real Estate l\tust hav" s::ood background c eer Nt'nht in anti friction bearing, ar ';I ~prockeus & transmission 1:30 p.m., !'llonclay, Jwie 10, ilt!ms. So. Calif. territory. r..tercury Saving!> & Loan, Salary + comm. Call Rita 7812 Edinger Ave., J·Iuntlng. .Johnson, 540-6055, Coastal ton Beach. Jnforn1aUon for Personnel Agency 2 19 0 licensed & unllcensetl per· Harbor Blvd, Ct-.1 sonnel. Reservations limited. P.'t·Tlme Job Call tl'e(ldc: CENTURY 21 ricxib!e hours. Hospitality REAL ESTATE l~ostes~ Service n e e d s inrelligent, \Vo n1 en to k=-:-=l~5711-~8~9_21=c-:::::c:: Y.'<'lcome new families. You HEAL ESTATE Jn11cs11nent \\'ill need a car & Co wi1h t.'Ontinued rnpid typc"Titer. Call :tt7-3ro5 for gro"1h ha.' position openini;t interview appt. in I r v in e , Ca. for phone voice req. Nr Orange ~•ore buycri>: & url<ll'1'sl;1nr!s:l--..ii"'"""""""""Oii0ii SECIU:."TARY County airport area. hO\\' to \\'ill'k. .... l 1 h SECRETARY Tl!El\IEAIP.S Comp. n1t1nufacturer s rl•p-;.. I 2082 l\Til.'hclson Dr, ln:ine r: x c cllt•nl l.'Onipi·nsatiun. Srll.11~1 .1!1:inuf. t'O; &!le". ~ 114-833-f!:W) &-·nd resumr to Pt't?.~ld(•nr rl1,.~k~t1ng. ~lea\y t;.pu~. I RECEPT/TYPIST PO Box 484S 1r11ine, Collf l"l'tl ~ •op ~kills. l\fust 111;" Sma ll company .,,.. , big 926f~ \;•nl'ty & hut·r •bOOd company benefits looking --.-=-=====o--1 tclt·phon£> personfilit\', '" 1 '"""' "''°"· Typiog LOOKING?? 549-3041 · expe_r nccess. If you're loo king for a •'8· E11uar l)ppor. Employl'r LARK ENGINEERING reer then read on! Valley REi6 \V. 16th St., Nev.·pon Realty is !he companv "o11 SECRETARY Beach, 642-9205. the move", \\'e nre bl'<'ak· Ff'e Paid. Leading developer RECEPT/CLERK ing all sales ret.'Ord11 And ll!'t'fls individual \\'ho can nf'!('d hol!f'sl, conscientious \1·ork on 00•11. \\'ork on Great entry level position for nien and \\'Omen "'ho "'an! cllnlps~l('S & report to co~p. \ivacious outgoing indiv. 10 grow \Vith U!I. ores. J'i() ~h needed, .but lite Rapid raises. Lile typing \Ve ofter oomple!c lrninlng, b_kkpng. Salary to $650. A.lso Start $425. Call Gloria Gray. a great incentive plan and t ee Job/ii. "Ca~I R 1 ta 540-6{>55, Coastal Personnel an oiiportunily rot• adllanet>o Johnson, ;,.11). 61YJ::l, Coaslal Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, nlent. Personnel Agency, 2790 C,\T U you would like lo di!!CUss H11rbnr Blvd, Cl\t PURCHASING SECRETARY Position a\'fillalilf' 10 sharp ex(X'riencetl career minde(! indi\'iclual, Typing 6 0 · 7 0 11·.p.m. t·amiliar 1\ 'bidding pMCedurM & I' on t ra C' t adminis1ralion. E:icper. in eonstruclion field prefrrrcrl. Excellent ('(). bl'ncfils & .,.,·orliing conditions. Please Call THE IRVINE CO. 17141 644-3389 9Al\1-NOON Equ11J Oppor. Employer SECRETARY RE:CF.PTION rsr, FR 0 NT a 1·areer rolht!r than 11 job, SECRETARY $500 OFt'ICE APPEARANCE. 1·.all Valll'y Rc;:illy I 1\ Dh·i· Outstanding oppor. to \\'ork C 0 NS 0 LE 5 \V f TC l-1 s1on ot Bl'rg Entl'rprlses · for lhc old line firm in BOARD, GOOD TYPIST, Listed on the An1er1c11n f·ashion Island. Call Gloria NEAR OR.i\i~GE COUNTY Stock Exeh1JJ1geJ 639-0420. J ohnson, ~6055. Coastal ~:!~POP~~ .. iiLL stit1~ l\ts. !\tcCnnn . All replies Personnrl Agency. 2 7 9 0 I 1.,1,1 871~998 \\·ill be kepi <.'On fidential. H11.rbor B!\'d, 0 .. 1 . ., " lmm<'d1atc Opc'n1ng for 11 RECEPTIONISTS. part time SAL.ES ~\IOJ\·IAN. ,Pl·lime; RET y sh11r11. pPrsonable lncl!11idu11l & full time, for busy salon, Cosnie.Uc Dept:, Ji.:e Drug SEC AR · 11·ho desir~ \'a r l rd 1610 \\'est Coast H\\y., NB. Store '.~ J-1 .B. Eves & oonie Good sh & typing. Top pay l'l'Spensihilities & can Y.'Ork Sunda)s. s-47-2561 . for in1n1edi/l.tl' ,.. bs~ see Us independen1ly. Experien('P Rec reation Hostess LES SA Today! in land development, escmv.· 4 · ~:ves/11·k. 4/hr shift for EXPERIENCE or construction prefem:'d. ,\t\ult ltf'cre:\lion Cf'nter. NOT NEEDED tGiI/. Typing 6T·70 ...... p.111. Sh SG-!XI 811-3313 .,.,1,p.m. Excel\enl \\'Ork1ng ~2j i\lin. to S2400 n1onthly 211:20."-t Or. condi1ions .~ tx>nefits. RN'S & LYN'S i.:urirautced. Con1mi!Skln ii LJ '""""· ui.1ns THE IRVINE CO. Our Hospital Sian ReJi('f & Private Duly Nursing Is Not For E\'e1·yone · But. it !..fight Be J ust The Thing You're Looking For Outing Tiie Sun1mer l\lonths! ! • Create Your Own Work Week I e Competit ive Wages, Paid WHkly! e Var iety of Assignments Apply l\lon. Thru Fri. 9-12 & 2...\ HOMEMAKERS UP JOHN 330 \\'. Plal~en!ia Nl'\\'pol'l Beach 6~5-5531 11'.:ntr. Placentia & Flagship! RN, 3-U, pllime. LVN or RN I/lime 11·7. Vacati(ln t"C'lirl June 16th thru 2S!h. l\!esa Ven:ll' Conv. Hos p, 661 Center St. C/\l 548·5.lS5. ROBINSONS Fashion Island MAIO Experienced Exct>llent Bcnc[its & Libt'ral Dist-ounti> qualilletl. Cotnpany vehicle, .IT L,.,.3389, 9am-noon rf'peat bu.~inev, "'cekly & :tmn '""'" n1on1hly bonuses. Da)1ilne Equal Opper. Eniployer \\·ork. No e\•es. Local meal \1'holesaler. SEC~ETARY \re ail' r..1r. l\Tanln 2J3-n0.8.il3 lookrllJ:' for an eager·bea\·er SECRETARY to $675 FACT IS · Girl Friday 11·/top scry skills lo h11ndle the viral Everyone Eats Meat office duties connected \Vith / ;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;/ selling our beaut if u I Ir }'ou ha\·e that fl'C'sh ouldoor look . good cler!cal skills \\'I' h11ve a ;ou for you. S.\LES Hat!rras Yachts. A!tracfilll' THE BROADWAY lh1yfront oUiccs. congenial a.~socia1es & pleasant NEYER A FEE Huntington Beach i·lil'ntete. J1alteras. In Lido Now Intcr:1,.ie11·ing For Villnf;:e, Ne"pen Beach. SALES 675-~711. Dartnell Personnel Service Agency Newport Beach 640.1470 Orange 547-1694 Estra On-Call D11yti1111· Av11il11hility Prefr11'C1I. 7777 Edinger Equal Oppo r. Employl'r SECHETAP.Y & gen'l otfice adm. Shorlhand OK, not n:q'd. Life ins.& sl'Cut'ilies exp. helpful. 833-9223 Pilot Clas!!lliNI arl. 6'12-56'18 CLASS SELLS -642-5678 SALESWOMAN Help Wanted , M&F 7100 Help Wantltd, M&F 7100 Desperate for good sales·lji;;;:iiiiiiiiiiii~jjiiiijiijjjiiiiji;;j~iijiijjjiijjiiiijjjiiiiijjl 1roman, v.•i!I pay lop salary.II PlcAsant nrmosphcre. 11.Tusr work 2 nlghls per y,•cek & c\·e1y other Sun. APPLY AT JACKIE'S llunlington Center, llB SALES/\L\N, draperies & shades, nc11r, aggressive. Cusloin ShRrlc & Drnpery Sholl. J.'i3j E. Coast lfley, CD~! SALESG JH.L, bcller s p ortg"·ea.r, l'XP('ricnced. Cnll Jackie 6 •12-2 4·14 lll'll1'l'Ct1 9 uni ,t t 11111. I *Sec'yl, Bookkeepers lla\'I' too rnany 10 llfil Lii Re!nder's Agency 4020 Birch St., Suite UH Nl?l'.·port Be11ch 8.tl-81!'!0 Dial A Job llJ.0855 San Juan Capistrano On March 11th, 1974 our 22 year old medium sized elect ronics company moved into our brand new facility in San Juan Capistrano. \Vhile many of our employees fron1 our J)asadena facility moved with us, \Ve do have the follo\ving openings: * Draftsmen * Electronic Technicians * Transducer Assemblers S1nnll prccl~iou p ri rt s, gl'1icral prolo & sn1nll quantity runs . Snialt !lhnp. Day ~hHI. Go.xi 11.·ork.lng condillons. MANAGER TRAINEES 494-1064 P/TIME Fe1nale. Foster Se cty-Rect>p!, Telephone 899 \V 19th \'(lice &. ma n n e r 1 , •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""~""'~ F'n!ezC'. Apply · Shorthand, typing, WHEN YOU PAPER OR SI, Costa 1'.lesa. transcribing. Ability to 1neet PAINT A ROOM. \\Til e the Apply Pcrsonnt•I Of(it•e 12.;i P!'l1. l\1on thru f'ri No. 2 Fashion Jsland. NB Equal Oppor. Employer No Charge To You Established 1965 * Calibrators STACOSWITCH 1139 Baker SI., Colla r..tesa 549.3041 Equal Oppor. En1ploytt Full & p/time 1-:::=:=:==~~~~=:r ln1ervle1ving l"o\v for POlli· I• tlons in Orange Co. ~1ust be MACHINISTS 011er Zl, bondable & in gOOfl phy"'" rood. ll•v< "' & telephone. GQ ICI Tic Toe Jmmcdiu1c openlnQs for jour· i\larkct nearest you or tele· ne ytnnn machln!sls Isl & phone 0111· orrit'l'S ... :Ind shill1<. 1'1'0f!Ut·1sorlt'nled (71·11 IU'i-71111 t'O, Xln'I l~neflts ln!·IQ1ll' F'or Tnfonnallon l)n1d holi1l>iy11, 1•11t·s & aroup TIC TOC SYSTEMS 1n5, Cont11c1 Jhn Gcr1tJ•y, Equnl Qpp(JI'. fo;mploy('r COROTEK CORP. I """'~~~""""I 12Rt2 ..-nou Street MANAGER NEWPORT CENTER Gorgeous offict' across from O. Countie1 most g\111001'\lus shopping m11.ll. 5"crct11.1-y to VIP. TOP S$S {(Ir the right gnl. Pcrsonallty is nlQst lmporlll.nl on this key position. 100% FREE 556· 1100 AAMES Bureau Gnrtlcn Gl\ivi: 89S-1~ Pllr1 Time eve!\. Holiday Of Employnient Agency noJlcr Hink, 175 N. \Vay-270G tfarlxlr Blvd. MACHINIST fl Jd, 01'flnge, Ca. Suite 201 CostA r..lesn i\fCMT 'I'Mle. route sales co. ' l.J>g11n 1urre1 hilhl' OJ'l"rRtor. /\lllfl m11chlne Mhop tr11lntt'. Lok·Fn~t Int'. S64 W. 16th, Fulurt'. Agl' 23-49. Car nee. Nt11o·spaper CArMenii· !'11.r. Hichards. 846-5"55. BOYS & GIRLS 'Nl'l\'flOl't Beach. f.IANUFACTURING l'!!!!~==~~""'i *PRDJ. ENGR $1!M MACHINISTS Santa An11. E:irJ>'lnslon hll!l 10 y rs & Older DAILY PILOT Has Roufel Open Dana Point Top pay for jkilled J."'rK'rAI created n«d, for 11tv<!r1:1I mrtchlnl!\I~. r..tu11t k no"' I dl'gtted l\TF: 11. Exfl('r in punch pN':C!\ ~l'tup &. die :c1u11. produc1 dew!. l\lnji.lr .... ,.1,. c'"'" "'"'· "z.i111so.1 F . ANAL YsT io $15M Cap1"strano Beach l\l,\O·llNl:IT I ~~ ;trcountlna:. Some ~en'I Produttlon or lrnt-cr ln!hf:' Atttnll in m11nul. No. • """"''"' . Omo<• ro. MA-1 "'· San Juan Capistrano Pn 11 or rull lime. 1111 & or Ani:.:us Gordon lnd jhU!. P~l"!CIJtltWI /\t"f'nC)I (71 •11 r,u>-~aoo :tt1 E. 17th St .. "untt 15 CALL Mr. Lowder $1-IJ itJJr ll,1111 \\'Ith A D,n.nt CoMIB !'!!Niil 642-6121} 492-4420 Pllol Clns111flrd Rd. li42-Q0111 PAYROLL CLERK Opportunity for an expel'. payroll clerk In I he accoun!ing dept at our Orange Ct>. facility, l\tust ha\'t' k1l0\\•ledge of Quarterly Jlay roll reports & 10 key adding n1achine. \\le offrr 11 JII'Oflt sharing pl11n paid In c11sh quarterly, a stock riurchasc & paid n1C'dical plan. Pl('n~e Apply To TOWNSEND CO. Qil'rry Rivrl Division 1221 E. \Vnnll)r, $.A. Equal Oppor. Employer PBX OPERATOR /\n1111.·erlng serv. exper. ftlll or p/linic. Apply 651 \V. 19th, Suite H, Cl\f 64Z..140.1. PJ?.7.A !..IAN \\'ANTED, no r:irp. noc. F'uU or part lime. Apply Tinos, 302.U ero~·n Vnlley Prk'il')', Laguna Nta:ucl. PRl/\'TER, retired-Pan·lime on !"ilulti 12:50, ~t O\\'fl hou!'1'. On ~it(' Photo/ G,· phla. 12~K Logan, 01. ,.,.,.0068. STICKY DRAWERS can be n1nde cM:lcr lo open by. K.pplylrui; candle wax or !IOOP nn drA\\'er runne:tlt. \Vhy 11ton> Mmelhlng )'OU won't Nf'r U9f'i $ell It 'A'lth ll J)nily Piiot Classltled Ad. QI II 6(2...5678. sr:cRETARY. Light hookkrepin~. Real E11a1e development co n1 p a n y . &6-tit77. &: \\'Ork .,.,•ith husine!i., amount of paper or paint IUl!IOCiates. Salary in area of It took hehind a picture. $550. per mo. commensurate Then nexl time you order, with ability & exp. Apply )'Ou'll know exactly how _h~Y~P~"°-"'-·_&J.l. __ 91_1_7. ___ I rnueh mAlerlal you'll need. CLASS SELLS -642-5678 IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE WE'D LIKE YOU To consider a corccr \vlrh rhe ~·orlds finest Real Estate Con1pany. You iiupply the drsi l'I:' nrul \\•e'll furnlMh lhc lr1.t.ining. togctlwr \1·r·11 enn1 }'OU Sl500/mo. tcommls· sionl. Ask 11hou1 our llcf'nRe lr11Jning f)rostrrun for new propte. ror further infonnn· 1lon plc11~ call Annc11e MU· !er nt 8•12·41a5. Walker&lee •••l •• ,.,. Help Wontltd, M&F 7100 I Help Wantltd, M&F 7100 Restaurant COOK-EXPERIENCED HOSTESSES-CASHIERS WAITRESSES 21 & Over, No Exper Needed BUS BOYS DISHWASHERS Full or Part Time Needed to slali new units of a rapidly expanding chain of fine family restaur· ants. Good \\'Orking conditions & benc- filS. APPLY IN PERSON 9·5, MON THRU SAT JOJOS -RESTAURANT I * Inspectors * Electronic Assemblers * Test Technicians * Applications Engineer * Welded Module Assemblers * Clerk Typists * Secretaries \Ve offer excellent working conditions & bene.fits, including p rofit sharing. lnte re'sted applicants arc urged to call ou r Personnel Department for inten·iew ap- pointmcnts ENDEVCO (714) 493-8181 REAL ESTATE MANAGER FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH ~111.jor franchl!r. A.lual be aa:· gre~sl\'(', knol'. ledi;:-ahle and indust~. Fully .111afled office, 11.ll bl'nt>fits, chollcn11· In~ oppc111unity, ll~p\IC'11 ronrilttntl~I !llnfl only hy n1111l. \\'rlrr Clit\lllfl\.'(I fir) No. l'.IJ, Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1~, 0>1111 /\lex1, C1t1ll. 92626 17271 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i l!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!ll!!ll!!' An Equal ~!!i~1 Employer I i .. I - 1J I 2 DAILY PILOT Sunday June CJ, 1'}74 ,,--.,..,='°"'=..-,.-,,....-----:="'"'=------;:;m~;::'.'. .. .,------::,,,.,-------::-:,...._~-~-·--,....::-::..::-;-------- ·n•lp wanted, M&F 7100 I H•lp Wanted, M&F7fc:MiiHt1j)W1nted, M&F 7100 1 Antiques 8005 Dog s IMO Furniture IOSO Ml1cellaneou1 I080 I Ml$celltntou1 8080 j ~01 & Organ$ 8090 SBCTt l·T/lllY, I u 11 or I TO\\' 1'RUCK D!ll\'t-:n ORANGE COUNTY St. Bernards, 6 wks, 1~~"~~~cr Z,~~ T~ rei:tt•; SUJU'BOAH.D & \\'ET SU IT. BARTLETT p1t\n1t•. Plr>11lii' C'11 U, I. ll t)\l'I' ~1. 1•\11. 1011 ":IJ.:\'fl; t TYPISTS * ANTIQUES * AKC Sll'r\'O t:lrar\I tumt!'hl t". Bing SWitllowtult, no r1ln,1t11. FLOOR COVERING OU~ r I 11.rn b I, n ~,: 6~'9 1~11111.11. "!'l~ly ,\.C. ,\uto \Ve Need You N0\\'1 For 1011 838·E. l!>I. ;.1., Santa i\na S·lZ-962:1 Purkttixt &II Con1b. $b""T;i, $10. Sl'a Sui1, Lonp.1hn, 7U W. 19th St., C.M. T~rm~uil \\ay. No. :;i, Cl\! -°"<'l'\'l1'C; 1,00 ."II FJ C:a nilno JJUYing job~. Long & •hOrt Stnln~'CI i:il1111s. roll lops, Pini' det:k, l ntl.* old, $JOO. nuw. S:!"i. Bolh for $60. Quallt)' 1'1J11ilnu1 floor e PIANOS e ORGANS Rentals fr $5 1 6"12'""26.l J Hl'ul: :-i.'Ul ClcnH•11to• l('rm iui.slgnml'nls. &-e U15 11id1•bo<u'ds. 1narble t op Free To You I04S v.'l.,)Ul:'.hl iron lrplc set, like Re\'t'lle t.1Rllll'.1'.Tru11111t•1, tk i!(lverlni:. t'c:.:urlr..; Nuftv, SE:RVICI~ Slation S.1h•.'!nt;1n. TOL!ay! 11·ai;h stanrls .~ much 11\01'\l. 1ic1v, t'f\lil SSO. l>llU fur $45. ~\I'. w/case. $10. llunn111IC' Arinslmng ,(. Oin~l('Ulll . Ablt' t(l \\'Ork clays. NI,) 1•-..;p l TRAINEES 01)t'n dqlly. Loo· prlct•!!!. UEAUTIFUL, IOYina:, Hall !l.36-16l1 Sid Aool•. i ll pln~llc, brund Cuuru.ulci..'d. iU5lu1l~i & lk'C. On the jOh tralnln!i 011tni~'1 for ll'Oj)ll!n l'LS r Vl:l{Y ota 1'atved Cnbh\£'1 Shtphfad .Ii Collit' .I month.a H~:AU'l'IFUL 4:S" 11q. ¥JK1'1! rwi~'. .iZ i&i ~. !50· ·or ilcst pt•rformun<·tt. Ovc1· 30 }'f'!i. 1'\ppl9:""1l-4!'.'ll'l, 15.m P:1('ifir ll';Hrll.'('11 -on for' nillldh1ri.: ~Gid" da1l'd 161·1, $6.ao. Alfi<> hlll'tl uld f"-m;ilc. De1pt>ralel)' lt111 l"OU('(! lbl. \Valnut bnl't' I.IHI r. /\fl. 6. &l.t-03·11. cxpcr. Coruci Ill\')', 11.B. 1213! n1nehirK' OJ)<'f'!l lOr!I •Ill 1111 j ·( 11DDllP.t Dr. Erigllsh L'Otinlt)' ietlet! Ch-cK llt:eds ~ood hon10 with yard. $l'l5. (:iris 11.llllOirt' untl SOLID \Voodl'n Bur, 2 stools. FREE ESTIMATES Op•~ Njghll 'Iii 9 ~ Sot' '!115 ,30, Sun. 12-5 *Pi•nos & Grenda* &ldwin • C.:1hlt• · Chic kerln1-: • fo'ischc-r · l(llwul • l\tmlw1ll -t<11ah1• • !\!~ 1u1 & llurr' ·1 • Ah1~1·1t • Sol~·r · Slt'ln· way. S1orcy ,".t, "t'k • \\'i•1· M'.!-1571 . ~tuh~. :\i.:t't'!llhig r-..;1)1'1'. Op· LJ 1rio. $·!00. ~II 01· tn:nle for t173-S796 1uarc·hln_g nite s1a:nc:I $125. {l ~'00. t.1ulchlng . 1'bl, I cull G-Mi·1412 sr..ny,rcE ,"•,tlo11 ;;..'llCllll!lll, 1 •1:::10~,-;: Hl,;o,,.,1 s1t,1r~ ·~~1u,~ .tr ""-•UJ.IJ91 17th: ..... ~ntury ant iques COCKAJ'OO Poodll". blk drwr Br. drt'8!er $50. 1'..'\•ri; cs·•,£.!ttiAo &1'1 "1~'1,'1:'• "1""· I BUY" P.:: <·vl'11nig P11 111 uni I' '11 · 11'1·~ •· l nart 847-:......U ' 111ale, l yr -Old . Hnd rable 675-·127:1 ....... ssor ~ " l' in:, •• shlf1s open. A11J1ly Shell i.:n11·r~•111~t. Qppor '" U·iitn E'XCt'I LENT SEl...ECTION illJOI. giu·den tools, i,:olf l'CJUlp.. Good, USE'(! lurnitUl'\l & Stn1ion, 17lh & Irvine, 011 shift of your <'llOi<·e 11• -• • • • '·'S !IS'! KING SZ Bt-:D. $75. H1•1'('ulon pllpt.'l'buc:k books. 25c en, 2 1 . 11 30 d A NT IQUE fo'URN!'rURE. .,. -, Sofn·bl"<I, $175. Spanlsli Tl>\ . G60 t I •= h I l\Plli flrl(:<'il nr l\'111 llC' for you Nci\poi·t Beach 1 i;wcl suu·t\ng ii·ai;i· ~t· ay e TUTOR WANTED e Holl Top desk & Brai;s Bed. rREE TO GD 1-101'11::, l8 1110 & 1 C'hrs., S175. 9 Dr1vr 8'~~s.: .. ,.o 5 ·,,',.· 1"':~.-19" 1 '. 1 ' 2 · MASTERS AUCTION ~L'JlVICF St Ii I I rt 1 P1''h<ill(ln:ir\' JH.'rlod. Co. llQU<E QL~ S'l'U \l{T ~ rl ' I & 1 · .i.>'"V<I"" ... tcr -\\'l'11I U:t1.•r • inh11 · 0 ' 1tt on ~ LI 1~ 1 1 p·ild hi•utui· lnsuranc,~ Rt"!!! English & l\lu1h, !\lnl..: for " ~ ' ' old :SJI nger :Spall l'l llr-csse1·, $125.. • I Scuh11 Sien·a l\t ru'\u, lrvl>•c. 646-8616 or 833-9625 111:1111.1.ger. I\' use lK• 1·:'\.~M.·1· I · 1,;,rifird ' hoy l'llli'rhig Ill Srhl. July 326 l\lu\n St , llunlington Uch 11po.ycd Kdll 111nlc c ut, Tnnk, llR11'11ilfln b..'u.':k·pflr.k, afl 6 or ~ ,day, full 11111e dny!l. i\l'<'O l.)!h & I\ . I S,\.\f.3i,111 ls! lo Mid Au1,1ui;t, Ncwiiort I" iolO 5."12--00.18 $'l0, 516---01$1 aft. 6 p.tn. ,DJo;COHATOlt 'S Mli>tuke-839-0!1: I • !Y.J..JO.iO • rtlS·fl3-l!l NL'IV S1ii111·11. Ii ........ $59:) Ui;eil rro111 ............ $9.'· Pill.Vi I'll " ...... , .. • $119.i N1•11·po1·1. CM.ta i\1t'"'1 C P11~1Y 1 . •1, ' llt>iteh 213-167_793.> App 1ance1 CQCL.-..:I< <l"''''"I 4 ,, ... "Id, SOFA & '"''"hln"' <·hnlr· ShCC'r nulul'at LI n r n -------a I • n1ec ion • nr_ "' ' " " "' b . drnpc1•ll'!J DIK"ll ('f11•h BARTLETT -'~~RVIC'I;: ~1:11 it1n 11 ,C'l!l Moldin Compaoy WAITRESSES SAVE TIME, blnck, to rlg111 hon1e . \" y l'l\~ler11..ov~r::t1•'h:d1'<i 9., .. wldc'•y ,,,.,, loi°ig. 1~ FLOOR COVERING l<l':1111!:s " • " ........ $395 *ORGANS* \\:Hlt"'I. f'ull ,' p,,., 111111·. . . g Y I I 11 11 I 1 I I k bl •/ ~ u "" ,,., ·lltpt·:~ln p,,.;',,, 'lfll• ~.:. 17111 ~W Br1gg:~. Costfl ~ll'll:"l HOSTESS/CASHIER MONEY & ENERG nlOv iut c11usei1 St:parn on. 11 · i1.Y.1"("r Ul' ~~ yrls tan n)'lon ll't-Lo 11l11ij;; 7 ,, W l!th St CM , • ..... ""1' j ! lllk ' r B k s, f 6'12-6003 r<'tt ,P111111~·$300. 833·91"-l Cl'pl. SU"''I' buy! 64 2--• .. • • St., Coi.ta ~1~·~1:1 ·. :--. o , II. er ;\lust bl' \\'ell groo1111'fl • :;:110 P DUNLAP'S for l'e1:0n· doss. a.lS~IQl eves. "'""e.1510 ,r,;··l re r 50nallzttl lns1a!Jatki11. Bnldwln • 0 ·11111 • lla11uno11cl · Kl.i\\·;1i · Kiniliull • [..O\Vt~·y • Roc(l:ors · 'l'horuas -:. 1111· aha ·. \\lurUtt.cr. 7.11 FCXUJ STOHF.S off Redh1llJ reliable. F.:xper., h<"l!i!t1l. t!ltlorwd n.p[lli.u11~11 .. fN'\ght ~'HEE: ta ~OOll hu1n1• -J)11isy 1 'O ,. h p ·~"" .....,""' Noml' llrKlld, C arp e 1 Hrt:11I Clc1·k for i.:ra\'l'IHl'(t Surf & Sirloin . dan1n~t'\I & •K'1' noor ~~;1r:~n ~~1ri.1d -lo\•es :~/1;;;,,1;. betl r:~~ l'tibine~ t;d: C/\BINt..i'SBa~•,"h l\Hch1~n & Ciuaranteeil. Ov<"r 31) yrs. :-.hifr. 1i/11111r. i\Pill,1. u1 I (TRAINEES 5930 \\'. Co.'18t 1!11•y, l"B i>an1ples. ' 0 I I bit I ' I f II exp. Op1il:;1n ................ Slacl l.o11•1'('y $11lncl .•...•.. Sl!N \\'u1·l ll:r.1•1· Sv1nt.'I, n1!1v .. $·199 lx•t-sou. \l:nn 10 .11,111 21::11 WAITE RS J)UN_l.AP APPLIANCE CO. Kl'ITEN-8 11·ks old. t.lnlc. 1' t'Ula r s ~IO s 1 • Unflnliihed Prt>li11\shcd FREE ESTIMATES ' 181> Ne ""rt Blvrl Ott "' eyes \Vhite "'/lx'nut '.'".tlr / desk. Sell'trlt{ ruach. Counter TopA al!IO n1wktiur.~1, lhun B1:h Only "ell C.'(f\Qr nl'cd apply. *tt54·~.711IO •.• . ~ k' . ~ i.. .. GI' 23 12 ' •7-. ·'~"" It 3 Call G4G-1412 * WIN FREE * ORGAN LESSONS ------· I · ·•-t .--· mar 1ngs .-11n..._~. :r · " .,..,,.,, n pni. HARDEN ENTi:RltlSE~ ~~!ALL GRO\\'IN C.: C'11n11><1n) \\ zl trnui dcpt'n.,,.!Jl~ ?MP e &>\' Pet'90nnel l\4;r. , , I . . UAft.tnrve custon1 nntw·al SlJ W. l~th St. C.!\I. 111 Cos111 ti.li.'~a. 111.·c•cb; r"11w·i· 10 ho'•'Oln(' plnitt1<· tl\jt't·rlon Balboa Bay Club F Hl::IGHT DAf\1AG~ SALE, COCKl::R l\llx fem. pu1i11y. ~ ('t'<lar .,.\,•/ ref.rig & G &!2-28-12 KAREN & BILL r;10RRlSEY FULLERTON MUSIC oncnll><f l)('l'SOn In lakr oipr ltl<•lcllng 11pen1tori;. l\lu~l I~ 112! \\',Coast l\lry., N.B. n<'"' Hor Point Refngerurars \Vks, aflC'ctlot!tl.U!, lluCf), l\TOUght iron s_tools. Prrl. OLD ""'"' '"tk tnblc 48 ., \vhl'rc are you? It }'t)U !le<' 18191 I::uclltl, r1)unlrtl11 Vnllc•y l''p.1111J111 .. accounis ()ll).:ll•lt' :1hle to stand eotlrr shift, 1! . ; _ . -·• f 11 \\'nslll'rs, 0 r Y c r i> & C'llddly, 9b"2-9Ma f $.Jti 838-lSt? ... ..... this plC'ase call us. \\'{' n11ss 557-4836 i1e1,1, .u11i' lfl assuinC' o1h.·r ni'<°t'S:<tu-y. 01X'nlng~ on Znd \\AITRl-:S~ES \~n~';'" '.~ Dis h 11• ash t' r s. Ne"' Jo'REJ.:. long haired kittens. 7 or n.>C. room. a. dhun. A·l t'Ond $225. Scars yw? Karen Anne & Jti<"hfU'd 12'.! N. flnrbor, ~·ullcl'lon r t• la 1 I'll rr~1)()ns1ll1lll lt•io.1 :<h1 ft, S2.2:l !O !llfU'I . R:\\S(' in ,",,,1:~~7 011~~,1• T)() nnsa~·~i \\'1u1·anry, .ere-di!, 8 of A, wks old. 'Fountnin Valley, f"Vl'S & wknd!i. dbl oven elcc range, like 518-2178 !If anynnl! knn11s 8] 1 • 1805 O 11 1 s 1;.nll 111 i::: 1-onip:Hl\' ji() da)·s. ! v-<1<": ' • 36!3 \V. \\'arnf'r, Sn.ntn Alla, 839-9709 1'10VlNG EAST! llC\\', l'<>PPf".rtone, $ 15 0 . where we cun contact Kart'n ===-I hi•ilt·(lt~ Call ~lrt ry 0'1· ~I~ • • . near Harl.lo1'. !)i9-29'!1. !RISH SE'ITER/LAB l\IUST Sell by June l21h. 4 499-.12'.21 eves. inornlni:9 & Bill "'"' "'·ould app1,,,.clatt WE'RE DIFFERENT l~u!iui. J:.G--0.:20 I • Or~g(,'~~~~i'~la~\lcs * \\AITRESSES & 1,1rc11~.N J\\IOCi\DO Norgi" IS lb Puppies, 6 wks old. rms. 1'Urnilure, 21 bcdd' roon1,o -~n~ly~&l~l--0.'iiiil~L""'""--;;:::-= your hl'lp-thank you I · 11i'~ard1r:-.s or llll' "f'untruith· 'Oc • · " !" I HELP A JI pJ v UnrKlyhnn j llkvcle 11·;u;Jwr $ 6 ~ -. •tLSl).I I living. roon~, innettc. i6· AR ISTOCR.AT Trailf:I', . I J>r h't!s" that r1111• 1•1•ads ~I \\ (,IP.I., " 1 <lrl • -ir. I ilj() \\'t>!'I l~lh St.. \\'inc Cn. :t l2 F'0rl'SI 49-l-5!:i!i • · . '. d '. $·1" .nv-6_1~980. 275 E. 18th St. Apt ,,._ cond. $150 f Ir m . POTTED · Plants-Prlv. l'Ol· 1 nho111, !he f:u·1 l:s thnt Ha\.~('s 1iuarll'rl.1•. ~/11111,. ==~C~":·~'~'~";'=":i';C~a=l~lt;. ~:1•-:::::;:--;:;;;--Kenn101r gns_ .l'}'C'r. J, FREE KITTENS 1 c•t I & d I "''" "" 2 ·1· " Bn''''11·!ck slate to1) nnr.J lee. 3 1 ..... Rar>hrus Palnis, eon1111·t!lion kf'('l)S prici!i-l!rs J!r,1bl1• No <''IX'l' , guar · ti' • .,..,..""i 1-·o ho WANT To 67"i-3:\2l G ge Sal 8055 t•bl• w/a<"ec ·"' $2'25 Phll"" 2 J301lle Pain\ Butal'olr1, 1 a ui lh(' .~n1t1(' 11·hC'revcr l'l'((·r1, 111!1 train. c~'n trh·l 1 Rent Washers/Dryers · · ~ ara e " 5·· • ~v D k N 6 16 1 ~ · 7 TYPISTS FREE LUV-AdorablC' ~~ ----frl'('Zl'r. sn1 nll chei>I $j(). \\'inds11·cpl Pine, 20" hos:. you shop, \Ve lcrse ve1y few l'a r !\'C'n, ' - 1 s S2. \\'k. Full tnaint. ESE · · 7 k HOUSEHOLD "arage Aale · ~··o """", 2·5tiiu BoX b:1nrtlng n111 chlne, h\'y sale'i hv lieiug uttdcN<old. hrt11 n ~·~1 WORK 1 N * "'"!202 * SlA~1 '· l\1t11cs, 1v s. S • . d 16, ,,.,.,.....,"""' ~. D.}'1" * &IH511! * Sat & un 8 n1~1 Ill usk. Charlie'• Tradinn Post duty, 1vUh 1J:u1d & clips. \\lr'r~ d1ff('1·c111 hl'Caut11' our ~TliDENTS !nr fl•h•ph• 1111 · 1 fREE PICI\ UP REFS. frmt fl'l'C rc(r1g, ~\·ash'°r ·~ <•t·l"'"'I • Ci.ill fl4!._I~~ Sal1:s1nl'll lli>!1•n hnrd lf1 salC's. lrlt'AI sun11n"r work. / REPRO APPL. & SCRAP itETAL ~'REI-; kittens, 10 weeks, l rlryer, sinall apphan~s, 7 , '""·~ , 11lu1t )'t1u ,..ny, they'rr <!JI~ hrs 1)t'1' 11 k. $1.i'.i hr'" ,/ DICTAPHONE FASHION * 67;)..52:-is * nialc, 1 fC'inult'. l'Ouch, 6' coffee tahle, \\~BUY. \\'E Sl-.LL 1\11-'.NS 3-lx32 pants, lr-g 11ri111 se1u;itivc ta wh;it you really i>l1H·t. i\li1h1a~· Cll,v oft•, ask j ; STAT Call 000-1212 I chair s, bookcase, hooks, Antiques, ~k·tnls, Junk s h l rt s, 1 i ,. s, h c 1 ! s, 11·un1 & thl'y have 1111. ror John, Cal! Sf!t-:l'l.)S aft \\'.l'.:STINGHOUSE Electric >'R~''·' • k Id -•1 ·, '" 00 · & 2 SO>"S 1100 ntOIO'"Yl'll' lu•ln11.,, 12 g"gi" invl'11t11ry to ni:1kr the ·I'."." ./ MTST ISLAND stove $17J. or best oner. ui:.. ;;i w o I"""' l' in1.· ... nips, 11c1v xi>pr1n.g ( I 8' " . en. .. 1-1·J1•·t nt•l"lt '' ,. , '" ,. •n .'ltl ~'1.6-9a85 puppy, fl'n1ale. 1natt., C..\OL'C, dL•sk, student llnsell'ood dinlni; 1lll, t llhRca sholgun, tools, clc1·· "' .. ... , 1 TABLET MACHINE I MAG CARD I ~96-8427 dl'sk, orfice ::;upplit's, \eaves, 9', SIOO. Porr. air ll'ur1i.: 11ar1s, ,11·ha tcvc1·. Cl~a11 & 01-g11nis1, J'1(jllfl & OPERATORS AIR Cooditioner: Se a r s \\'\RD 1 1 ea I c ulalol', n1in1eograph, l"nd S<IO. ro.8?74. &1.-i-7•1:i!I. l~ian1i;l, If you :u·(' 1hl11ki111-: SECRETARIES Cid 8200 BTU SJO \VAY ' n1011er ca llhou1 a kt'yboard Ph11rn1at'C'uli1·:i.ls upt"•1'al•• .~. NEYER A fEE I 6~3-;fio'· ' · · 11•an1s good l)()1nes for swt-et recorders, Polaroid caincra, ~·!REPLACE, frc-e stand, SUl\t~I~:P. SPECIAL in~IJ"uinenl, ~h'l' us a ri·y. n1 u in ta I n p u 11 d" r killens. 962-7067 stanip albwns, carnp stoVP., br:1twl l'IC\\' eom11ll'.ll'! set. JO'i(, off Stean\ Ca .r P {'I \\'c think you'll llgi~'<! thal ron11lt't"ssln;:: 11 r r ~ J;" ~ I \\'J!h & \\'ill1out Sh CLE.>\~llNG \\'hite Kenmore UNIQUE ,. 'I & 1 1~111• too\!';, tO!t'l!: cloU\t's, Ul:t ck C'11un1el. Orii;. $2j(l, t1~·aning. f ree cslln1ate, i\c'i'C tlirfc•n•rit. ''••h•r/d-.••r. 8 "'°'· ncv.·. lltC'l\S. 1 nnll: ·~ dishes t"lc S952 Faus! """" ~ l.iho .. •l'al frl11-.:r s :'1111~1 I.lo: '"" ~· '·~· SiamC'se litters. &1;,..1sso. Circle: H.B.· tFrom Adam1: Best offer. 831-v""" C\.·es. 546-57.JJ I (111\~Mr t.1USIC ucal. Apply 1n prr~n "nl;.. CLERKS FiCJUfe Clerk s75. ea. &lS.6680. 64:>-0914 C\'es. go So. on l\lagnolla to Bede!, DOUGHBOY POOL, f!lte1'ed TURQ. N1.oeklace S150 .. Oltl!! Ne\\•po11 111 llarbo1·, C.l\I, L11111·1lro l.;1 h ". 21·1~ know 10 key, lile typin~ RCA \Vhirlpool 11·asher & Sl\lOKl::Y GREY Kl'ITENS turn ,\·est to Densmore. tum 1,·/Jaddl'l'. Save 1; rn:rr fn.un?Ct, like nc1v Sl;JO. Slat I 6 k;..{)271 N1·11·po11 Bh·cl. CO"ta ilh.•sa. I Dental Chairside elee. dryer. S25. each. Xlnt ~~rt>e to good home. left 10 r·aust.l pritoe of new. 516-JS33 or !)conch, ~lid ll'OOtl. .1'1fikt• Brookhu1'!i1, r11 T~!ll)t•rt,1-~v \l\ln, \\l•li .t-Th ur!<. 8::11 ftl VOLT '>l.·orking rond. 64<>-5160 64.l...Q!IO.'i SAT until 2P>I. All D"" Sun. !1~1 orfr'r. &1-l...ffi78 .lf~1-6L\3 \(l • A\1 I Sha111. some experil'ntt A 1-8015 ~ l"C'o-='°'"'='7-:--;-=:--::: Fir:LD'S 1v;11'1'houst· i>nh·. 400 · · · Instant Personne S uc ion HAVE Pnpers !or 5 yr. old Butcher block, darkWd br l\IAYTAG \\'ashC'r & Dl)'l'r, Lhrge Black vinyl p111io Telephone Sales .\lajor ~ledic-al Plan ecretary Pedi"""ed blk Poodle. ~lust !'>et. wooden kitchen table, SI JO. Pa1:kard Bell Color TV umbt-clla holdrr & eover pi&nos ,t, ur~ans. new & · DIAN JEWELRY •" I · $ oo 2 · hod "' ••o \V h J / b r •·· u~1~1 Spio(•ls, g ru n d ~, Costa Mesa Area No1\' A\tailnble Very lnK' firn1 IN have good hoine &42-4980 xln't i-cfrig, beautifu Inchan I .. t11·1n s *°"'' ea. .,, . a r o 11· ..,. plllyers. (;oin~ oul for I T1•111 porary Se!'vitl' D p CTION FREE KITI'ENS turquoise, Orie ntal rui:s, &. Misc., 551-&l38 fi.14·12&t bui;Jness. Ht•ntals ll'/OJl1inn Work From :~~·IS Can1pus DI'., Sul1e 100 artnell ersonnel *AU * TO GOOD HOl\IE other interesting itei.i1s. 4~ TV, beaut. Illrl'h console, p OOLTABLE FACTORY! 111 huy, K~ll'ai, Stt>hl\l'{e,Y. 1\t•11 Port &ach 546-4741 Service Agency li73-6598 SZS-7228 lll'liotrope, Cd.M m tho 23'', nea r new, $·Ml; 2 '>l.'OOI Save on lables, lan1ps, cues, Buldi\•in, c II I 1.: k ~ r 1 n i:. Your Home . Newport Beach 640-8470 Sa 7 S 1 nltey. Chinei>e hook rugs, 3x5, $10 Pirhinkos! :Y11.:i:t1~. \'11 nioha, l\lr11ti:i!I, \\'ur., \\e h:11·r a t'O!nplete ~ackage Orange 547-1694 t pm, Un pm Furniture _ IOSO GARAGE SALE Sat & Sun e<t. 645-7836. etc Top Commissions or l·111ploycl' bene.flls. \Ve Inspection 1 hr before sale LEAVING COL'.NTRY. O!dL1~.U~J~<Nc-c. '-'n.="d~/-s;-,.-.. --,~tc-,.ro:-: Misc. Wanted 8081 'G,\HOi'~N CROVP. • .'l:~~·i~ll * _ I>:.!.\' !Op "'ag~s. Alt office & \\IA.NTED -400 pieees of fine Silver· SurTimer WareMouse Rock ~·laple 1\Vln br_& d1n l'Ol1l/I. & othel' inii;c. ito:ins. . ,. FIELD'S 17!1) 6J8-27i0 Tl::LJ.ER. niu:<! h:ll'!' hiuik 1n~us_tn&l :-;kills are nce<led. MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER Turquoise & l.ndian Je"·elry Clearance rm set, l?ys, ':luldrens S.li-Mlll7 8131 La Palnia l\1001::1. RAILROAD 1 RAI NS ! 12702 lliuokhur~1 51., t.;.G. C'\Jx'ril'IH'l'. Conlarr l\!;1ry Equ,d Oppor. Eniployer IN SOUTH LAGUNA AREA AUCTIONEERS 0VC'r 600 Sets Beauty Rr.s1 clo1hes, rotk1ng chair, des~. II B · PrC'fC'l' (Olfltirnc 1 any nial.:~· - R:1l l'S 01· l\:ns~ f\:11011·1!'111 , FOR THF.: DAILY PILOT. COL. \\'. C. BURGESS l\1anresi1es & Box Springs. SQfa, projector .i.: n1ovie ;_:,·.::c,·=-~---~.,-Lionel , A1n fl)'t'r. l\l11rx Sporting Goods 8094 1 l!lµl'i71 1•-..;1. 37 "r 10. T •pist GOOD EARNTNGS F'OR COL. R. F'. BYERLY Give away priced al $19.95 e n1l"ra. Bell & Ho11'l"ll, & POTTED, plants 1111cculents. ·'6~!~'""-oo-°"~5~~--c.,--- Sl·l·111·111 Pal•ific B 11 n k ) Tf~IE \\'ORKF:D. ~10NDAY LAGUNA HILTON set. !)('nll'l'S \\'l'lcomr. much more! 833--0275 Can1per l'CIUlp jacks s.-i0. \VANT Pockcl \\'alrhcs or I SKI HACKS. rooj ,v ln1nk l,;ll.!lln,i' Cl'<ll'h :\!din SKILLED TYPIST TH R 0 UGH FR ID A Y 646-11686 or 833-9625 G \RAGE SALE· J{ U IOOk· 2'2."i7 Colgllle Or., C M p;1rti;. Al....-. Clock:<. Cash. lyflP .•. ~'i t~ 1nos1 '"1 1-:;. $Jj. TEMPO'S 2:i:i.·)5 La Paz Rd, Laguna .' . · · · SU!/Sun/l\lon. ~ 6t l>t 2 A F' T E R N 0 0 NS, 1 Costa ~1eAA 111~ for hidden lreasurf'? ~ , , . • Pril'. P1111y. 540-""'22 _'..'.'..!.:.._ •· ·1: 7.~c.,--"°'~ Position al'nila b!e immC'di· SATUROA'' AND SUNDAY (~~.s Ball Room, 2nd floor) 5 PC J\ledit. group. &>fa. J1 's hi11ino in my garng(' at SE\\JNG l\laclunt", Zig Z11.g \\.ISH TO purthase Nr"·. PltO &•r lrilH (.'luhs ''uluc 't•ly· 10 '"'" ,1,,, on l'idl'O .l\IORNIN GS. E.'\CELLENT rocking chr, clb ch r, 1811':! Flo7\·l'r St .. C.it-1. S.11. in cabinet $40. vac cleaner pore Bt-iil·h Athlclie Cluh S250. ~1:<;:tl1· 1)r~1·~ ~12i uicl. I ' OPJ'ORTUN IT''F'OR Col.RFBy•rly&Assoc &".un.from 8a,nto6 pm. ».•hopcart$5,6n-OM;8 I """''' 1,-, .. 1-"77 d. I · I · ottoman blk naugahyde "" n1t•n1bcrshlp. 67:i-S:'.."ti 1 "' •• · · ..,. ·' .,....,, , isp ;iy ternuna 111 l\Cl\'S· SEl\IT OR R ET I RE D DIVERSIFIED \V/ma..,,;_. ~lalching ~tfee An1iques, je\,•elry, clo1hi11,i:, AQUAR!Urtf, 20 ~al. incl l Jlaper a<·L"'<ltinting office. PERSON LOO"IN'G FOR AUCTIONEERS """' · & f'\ $15 Musical lnstrum'ts 8083 TV, Radio, Hi Fi St. 8098 1 "II 1 r 1 "' tbl, $325 for all, 612-8m rurouure. etc. pump 1 ter. . · Usl ie ast anc accurate ADDED lNC01'.IE. CASH 610 S. Broad1\·ay, S.A. <"CS , tt•kn<I•. fi.I~ 01· 64J-!kl.~9 ' Dial-A-Job! TE:'ll FO off{'rs a truly unique l ,r, t1n1e sa\'ing opportunity fol' skillt'd .. KEYPUNCH SECRETARIES \\lto 11 .r.nt dignified & su rnula1i11~ Ion~ or short l('ITil DSS'lt:llmf>TlfS . fell' du~·s. t1ll1Plt• 11 f'el-.~ or few 1 .1ncl also pt'liOl'm o!her BOND REQUIRED. FOR S.ll!-2899 835.2228 ~ "" PATIO Sall'! Ug roi~r ==~=:c'-7-.,-~,.-,,, \VANT ED: Jo' l' n d L' r ! SF.NNllEl.'EP. 1.1111.'ll a i r tlcri<'al duties. Flexible I NF 0 R MATION C.<\LL CHOCOLATE Bro\\' n lan1p & table. Dis hes. DESKS for Students or home S1ratocastcr. ur r quo I ! hl'adplioncs S2Z,. Shcni·ood 11orking 11?urs possible for RICK JOURDEN AT *Col. R.F . Byerly* Daugahyde couch & CoHtt tables, Sn1all lamps. use, \Vood, 30"XGO" for1nlca quaJity Guitar. In goull l 130 rnis \\'Ill! Fl\1 slC'l'f..'O son1e eve rung and or. 1veck· &lZ-1321. or 586--6982. & ASSOCIATES lo\'eseat, good cond, both Spreads & drapes to match. tops. $35. 9liz..664.a rond. 675--0936 rt'l~iver modl'I g 9 o D A , {'nd work schedule 111 the Di"l!rsified Auctioneers $125. 3 dressers, $\a ea, call Various olher items. Sat &. AVOCADO BAB y LI NE CRO\VN Druni srl 9 JIC'.S 1~·/\\·nlnu1 ~·l11"{' ~27J, P1'. fu lure. G01:yJ pay and ex· \\'AffTED: \\'.ontan lo ~ar.e LAND, TURQUOISE, be.f 2pm. S.t6-1191 Sun only. 206 Dian1ond, CRIB & b-1A'ITRESS. .$25. Sl2;). Vox anip $JOO. BaS<' C.~.~T. sluriio !~~0111 1~1· 1>pkr~ c('llent working conditions for hse, 2 .ch1ldrenl lO..t:l-~ & Al.JTO'S & ETC. SHHHI FURNITURE Balboa Island. 673-4046. 5 1:>-4379 guitar & rhytiun guitar S'2:i 12 woorrr, :J m1rlruni;:l'. and benefits. prepare dinner for V.'Orktng NATION\VlOE J FREEZER l "r t t $-10 ~~O::::"";,:cc:::o-:::-::-:-::: •n. 8."" """.o 21 2" lwt'l'IC'r, f)Ol'll'd full n1olher afternoons start Aug J,t'•ons"", Bonded & Jn•ut••• AT WHOLESALE I · !. _;,~ en ' TENT; "Flippt>r'' car top. ... ....... ~,..,. 1 1 · ... ""' "" ba ·1 ~11 bi.v. $l;i dog house 1~'<1111•t1f'Y r!'~110nsc, 11·11 nu! Apply to l\'frs. Greenman lst. it/have 01vn transp. ~leMl:li!r of Na l i 0 n a 1 TER,.· lS. TOO! 1 ¥ ""' • approx 95 sq ft., Cost SJOO. Of F & E • 8085 1 ! "• p :.52...00.'lS ,\u•t,.0,,--A----.·-. 89•2020 1 $10, Anlma~ cage $10, 5 & 10 t.lake offer., 5-18-2897 C. Urn. quip. I':! 11111·1s ",.. pr. 1011~·1' ... ""''" ... .,,,,.,. ..-gal aquariurns, 1'1l'ns & :C:CC:"'-'=""-'"C""~--I PL·l2D /111Jft•ssinnfll turn!hl 610 S. Broadway, S.A. ii·omens bikes $10 ea, DIAJ\10ND \\·arch. & cros~. DESKS $l:i Up, Exec. sil'vl ~/t:111µi1-c Gf_iPEX r:nrlrid~t· .5:,S:::::-2~1199:::__~~~-·~3~~~22CiiZ8 \\'ILL BUY f>l-0630 Rcascrnnble. Pr1v. Parly. chrs. $15/2.:i, Se~·y <"hi'~ S12.'J. All C'(llllfl. l.~ sllll uU!l<•r n1untfl!i · \VU <k•cid\': 7\011 I DAILY PILOT \\llu~TEO:\\lomen 25 & ovei· 1ou t•an . · . · · 3:xl \\'. Bav St., Cosla Ait'sa 10 "·ork togl'thcr in APPLY BY PHONE ..,...,.,.....,·.---,.,.-1 hou seclean i ng . Call C:ill :;m~1~:i0 ,i;, !..A:t us kno1v T \'P I S TS. par t·1ime: 67.J--6:~>3. l\'hfH your ~kills :irr. Xo I n101"nings, aftet•ooons, eves, J nnk·e's Raggedy /\nns " E • 8030 GOOD USED flJRN ITURE ;r . 836-6751 eves/wk11ds S8/l1 Pil•rcc S6'l \\'. l9lh fact. warr. Alt JU~! hough1 Cameras & quip. Also Stoves, refl'ig, \\'shrs, ~10\rING .sale J une .8th & SAVE THOSE App LE C.l\'I. G42-:w>S. 111• Jn.n. of. !9~4., All 111·1cl's n1•1.,.! to COlllt: 1n per;;.1n;11ly · 1 01· 11·knds. i\·lusr be fast .t-.1 7.=""°"'"""""'-""==;;- 11 n!tl 11'!.' h,11·1• thl' ·jui.t rii;hl' ;1<.·cura~e. N.B. Ph. Aft. 6, \\'ANTED · REFJNISHER ~Ill•! tor )'flu; -'~"~I-~"~"~'-~~~~~-call 64&-34?.5 l "pieee or 11 houseful. 9th. Ant1que11, appliances, . I 1 , • " 1 ' 1 214 l\ITNOLTA SP.T 101. Fl.7, 200 * 67:i-8321. * r.Jothcs. tools, furniture, nlum1nuft! pan!'!'.. and pols. UNDERWOOD EI e c Ir I c -. '-'-'"~·-'~"·~·-·-· --- mm telephoto. Vivitar auto baby itemS. SM.fBarkwood, 111cy \viii br1gh_tcn 1h.'; Tvpcwritcr SJT.i. h' ~,\NISl.1 J\lod•·rn ~H·.:~"' :---t::':ER A FEE AT 'rE.'l!PO. I TYPIST Clerk / ln\'oici ng ----'"~1~1 ~·~pm~. ~S~Jll-6';;';900;::.-- Tempo Temporary Help San1 Dixon Company, nr WELDERS Ilnsh, incldg cases, S~Q Liv. !urn. \Valnut dinin~ Irvine metal to a "hke-ne1v Cail after 5 Pl\t &tl-24.2G. j 4·:1h!11"I 1ncltls /\ ~1 / t t-1 5.'l2-&S16. table & hutch. kingsize bed, · . COlldilion. Have anything to r:orl1 r1 &.. '.'! sixl rl'<'Ol"l.l baby furn, .~. clothes. 786 OVER stuffed. ch a 1 rs. sell? use a Daily Pilot Pianos & Organs 8090 I c!v1ni::rr. ,\n u1 11·01•kins Cah 8035 TO\V Trul·k Drt1'er, l'XP pref, Top pa.1 & lrin:.:e benefits, ap11ly Shrll St.1t ion, 17th .t-. h '\]11('. i\°('1\-port Bi.'llCh ;\J.:1rina HS, call Jor appt. ARC 89:~?.012 Don't give up the ship! General Shop "List" It in classified..! Ship \\'ith paid medical. vacation to Shore Results! &12·5678. & holidays. 3100 w. Central, Santa Ana WESTSAIL CORP HAS OPENINGS l...'lrge boat builder needs: ./CarpentC'rs /'Cabinet !\Inkers ./Electiil'lans ./Engt11c Installers ,/Plun1bcrs -=-----'-= \\",\NTEb, Siamese Sealpoint fem, unreg'd to breed 1,·llike n1<1le for pick ,of litter. &!6--0169 THREE red Persian kiltens for sale. $50. 1rith & $35. \\'ithout papers :>16-9965 PE'RS!Ai"l KITTEN'S, CTI\ Red & Black 54>.1887 Dog• 8040 e PUPPY WORLD e For an ad In Woman·, Vtorld C•ll Mary Beth 642·5678, ext. 330 Con1pany l'-..;pan~ion has 1'rl'all'rl openi ng.~ for car.:>cr uiindtd [IC'Clple. Apply !\'011·. 11i3~ Plat•1•ntii1 A\·e., CJ\t \\'atch flogs -G e r n1an S h e JI herds, Chihuahuas, Tiny Poodles, Pit Bulls, Cockapoo. Old En g I i s h , Sa n 1 o y e d , Dach,~hunds, H u~kies, Pugs. 100 :'.lIXED PUPS~ S1ud Service !\Ins! Brrl'.<I::. Open Eves. 531-5021 AFGHAN Pup~. JK'rsonality +, ~how & per, chan1pion sired . lop lines. Scnslbty priced 6'1~:?215. 642-58.'15 Person a li ze Designer Pattern 1'~ ' I X178 t 71224 • I I \\'IN ~500 studl'nt granl. r:arn S this Su1nn1rr. F'111l, p 1. ne;it, tl'!ia. l\lr. Ll'1·l R46-54:i:j. \\'HO \\'ANTS TO \VORI\? DRIVE A CAB! Cl!OOSE your hours, \1·ork for yourselr, be your 01\·n boss. Alen or \l"Omen. Cnn be slightly han•licnp[le(!. !"cat -Clean Ap[l('aranr.o V!.s., 1-clircd. A~c 2:i IQ 70. Supplement your ill(.'OtllC'. l)1·1ve a cab 6 ht'S or more a flav. Apply In perMn, '1'<:11011' Cab Co., 11!6 E. 16th St .. Cosla l\lesa. \\'O:'.IAN lo li\'e in&· core for elderly invalid lady, roorn, board & s.1lary. s.IZ-6U3 or :>ltr-21162 of! 7pm. )~ RAHE hrced Ep;y pt ian Pha.rooh llound. 8 mO!I, old. LKC Re¢st. S'lOO. 837·~ 01' 5-104016. \VORLDS CUTE S T PUPPIE~! Bassetts. AKC champs, Tri~lored, Blk & 11•hile. 540-1459 ·· LO".' ABLE dog need!! good llcrme Par! shclty & ~heppard . 84Z-1226 83~10 Sle\'f'. 01.D ENC. S HEEPDO G PUJ'IS. 6 wks, $100. Beaut. n1r11·kln.1ts. (1) 64g..2i91. GOLDEN Ht'trie\ter pups. AKC re~.. Royally h1'1?d. 6 wks, Shots. Gi3·7469. GHEAT !)/\NE. 6 rnth olrl, 800S f11"'" fcn1:.. harl shfJIS & 1 ,A_o_l_i~q_u_•c•-------1·rir.~ cl'Oflj'IC'rl. S'l:l-2S71 a(l.6 * HF~CORDS.Hllll 1(• 191!'!, n.JI GltE,\T Dani", black. nu1Jc, i8's, in n1lnt "on d . AKC, Ll n1o·s. Lovable. 0 RA NG E C 0 UN T Y s1:i0111~1 nfr. a.12-8Ti0 ANTIQUES, SAA E. \st. St. POOOJ.E puppi""· fen1. 8 &in1i1 ·Ana. OfK•n drill)·. "·k~ old. Adorable & T\VTN brdroon1 11et. IJl't'Sslng heallhy, 968--8Z19 !obi(' \\'fn1lrror, h ('nrh .. (;QLDt..'N Rf'lricvcr , 5 '>l.'k.s chest of •ll'a'A"<·h , 1111111, & t1ld. Af\C rti;:. 3 males, 2 box :'lprin~. Dark "ood. frmalrs. &ffi-8.Wl $12;). S.l7-S-17l. , l\llELTIE, AKC registered P;\INT &: VAR N I S II nialc puppy. . Rcmo\·nl. Antique f'urnlture 817-7011 ou r SJM,.'C1alty. Frt'l' U L ~7·21?.6 \\'OULO llkt· 1l1 buy old Or\enlfll ltug A.• tmJth· dN'tJr tor nr11• ho111r, P''' IJly, I~ 111:1.'1111' pll'Jl~ ~!13·231i(l. Sl'(lOF; · Thl~Je pa11en1. Sf<ivlre For l2: S!EC). Fr1u'l('111 First ii,il\·1•r S\00 plnet• lll'l!in2. &12...fi8,1!9, 1\KC, Grrm11n Sho rlhAir flo1nt('r. l\lnle, 4 mos., fllf{'f'liOllAlt, $21). !137-3592 C:OIJll::~ lletrciver Al\C, ren1J1.lc, $100. fi~2-6J69 ;\l~\Lfl:."Jo; pu11pie11: 6 1\·c-1·~. ~·or '"'' •fr show . 1\::c. Call 11n. s p.n1. &1i·2&17 DACHSHUNOS PUPS AKC Chnmp • blood lu1c1t. ~9332 Hiler lp111 Shalimar, N o . 3 , 0.t. K 'ystonc pn>J & camel'll, Classified Ad. Call 642-5618.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;; n1Ytf'r. 5::6·S010. 5-IS-1810 power lawn mO\ver, chest of • 1 .. -8 - 11 --1.-k , dra1vers, misc. 654 \V. 18th, CLARK I u er, 1 e C 0 NT IN U 0 US FREE Si\NYO quad rec w/4 !!pkrs. r.rusr SELL all living rn1 & C l\I new \\'/nylon sham po o ORGAN CLASSES f'OH ltlfl<' & t'C•'Ord playf'r. Sony BR furn. Ne"· dinette set, ·1 · brush, insla·lok drive. Other ADULTS. Every Tuesday 1'01 port TV + 11•011 unit. TV, odds & ends. Also, ANTIQUE dresser, bunk goodies. 646-1461. 7:30pm. Start any \\'eek. Jll7-938.1 ~~!~~ ~~~ine. Ver y ~sOt~~~·JC:·~i~h::O SCRAM LETS ~t D~i~~f~chcd~a c~~~: G-0-R~G"EO-c-s-,.-.,-,-n-,-.-,-.,~ld S D C • ll'af 1•ahinet. carved dO(IMt, 8, SOFA A do I t . e rra r ., orona No"-Bl,•d. at H'"OO". , voca ve ve · Highlands. ...l"''' &,""28SI .... • tnne 1!r'r k, rte. l\take offrr. $40. Tuft bC'k lub chrs, -~~~-~~-~~ ANSWERS "'" 8.13-1.118. plush avocado, $40. ca., CL\NT Toy & Game Salt'. ~~"------~~ Pwr lawn n1ower, $35., 9:JO..;)Pl\1. Saturday & P r IVATE PARTY \\°ANTS I A:'>l·Fl\t r.'.dio, 11ho110, 'f'.V 56-0108 Sunday. Ililli .l\fariners Dr. T hirty·-Tamper _ \Vailer TO BUY PIANO .1--on i·ombo. 1-rcnch Prov I NB -Yeomnn -Laxity -AS· Cl\Stl I cabil\f't SOFA. 3 cushion, Burzundy, leather-like vinyl. S 7 5 . Early 1920's style leother top card table &. 4 chairs. $45. 557.5127 ELECT eountl"r cooking top, sure -·rlA ,, \\" T'S YOU ·• 541-9 14' • • $()5/orri'r .51()..?agf:. nu n\cns tennis shorts, bab)' Our lll'ighbor is m:11Ticd lo HAl\li\IOND Rcgi"nt Ql'gan. 1 AJ.:,\/ XZOl).J) la1K' l)('i ": :l i I ems m is c, 198 6 0 ft woman \\'ho has fake eyl'· latest r.on.<;0Jc, a great v11luc I n111·~. au10 .'·~vl'T'SI'. , Xlr11 CUSI'Ortl l\lade Dl'n comer set, like new, couch, chairs, & GARAGE SALE, 320 Coral, B.l. Sal & Sun. June 8th & 9th Cambridge,HB, 968--0887 la~hes, false teelh, a 1vlg, n n! $4.000. 67:l-2861 ~'t1!1d.,. Sacnftcc $ 2 0 0 · POTTERY SALE: face.lift, prl'·sh;ipcd ~n!y NE\V ZIG ZAG Sc1ving .c'~1~="-"'~'~~~~--,~ 312'~ 6th St, 11.8. hose <1nd a padded bra. \\·hen t.foch., lk ne\I' lt1d ies .c;o!f PACl~HlJ J~f·:LL. <'a r 1 y LOTS OF ~11SC. ITEMS he comes home fron1 work, cluhs, Jicxccll, Skis, 2 ~ni. t Anu·n··i111 s!C'l'l't) i'On~1Je. .-""-o-~"-""-"='-'7=="~1 Ile duesn't nsk ''\Vh;i l's chest of d ril we r 8 . p h . 1 A~1/f111 & cht1nl,!.l'r. $100. 3 FAJ\11LY garage sale Sat & nc\v?" lie nsks "\\'llAT'S 673-STil IO.~ fl(i,q.7.111. · Sun, 211).11 Chubusco, H.B. YOU?" LIV. R~t FURN., L<lvt'seat. sora, Commodes, Cocktnil Thi, almos~ new·, 49s-10!)3 Art. 6 Bargflins galore!! Miscellaneous 8080 M' ell 8080 QU1\U SP EAl\ER SYSTEM. G~AfR~A~G~c;·;s.~1,~00~,,b~l~o~hod~.\~~~~~i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~·~•;c;;~•~n~eo~u;•;;;iiii;oi~ $200. ski boots 71 ~ huC"kle, down I ;.,:i7-fl~i30 sleeping bag C"aJl 64:>-7096 COL.Ort TV Con~le, Sp;in1sti, HER!T1\GE lib1·ary tbl, 5'. '"'· l•\fJA 90. P-1 T"I., ""'"! 9 nio. ofrl. Sl'r 1o Al>Prec .. " "" " ""~ I $:~JO. fl'Mi-l:Jj~jf!Jli..1-661)J xlnt oond. $200. \VRlnul & offer. Misc. itt'1ns. 549-214.J, A u c T I 0 N 1vroug-ht iron wlf){' rack, 2-1 1386 \\'atwn Ave, C.i\1 . rI-:AC Hl'l'l 10 Rrrl 4011) S hottlli's, S.10. 644-5124. \;0;""~"'"=':'-'-'<;'::"'7-::-::-1 •·•·.f\ Y• ttol'" '" $ 9 0 GAHl\GE :-.11.lC, ~To vi n g. .....,. ..1 ' il "" •• CO:'ITPLETE room full of dining rm st-1, range, bt.'<.I, S.U.lG.Q:Z=-~-c-,.,.-- quality 3 strand raltan, 13 oven, n1isc. 833-3855. 2,;" RCA crolor ron:<:ntr. pc's. ln<'l ud. bar & 3 stools. Ho<ses 8060 Estate Liquidations t::-..;t'f'Jlr nt ""nrt., $1:5. S.iOO or h!!t orr. 53&-'Troo. !'l'IK--:iti'i!l DINETTE SET w/4 chairs, AQHA Geldings. 1 out of outdoor bar & :i stools, 1 Negra Chic~ by Parker Bar, coUee tables, uphol. S\\'i\•el son of Three B11 1-s • 5 yrs on rocker. MO-OS'JS 315174. Till' other out of 1· COUC!t, I yr old $50. F'reda Bell by Chip Dee Twin tn1ndle bed"' $4J, 6' Recd. 6 yrs on 6!1 l'l4. Both Spanish Iron spiral stab·11[1y in Bosa!. Cnll 4!l4-1·116. ~S~W~-~·~·~1-~1~7~;:,,-,=,,,,-:c:-'C' \ REGISTF:RE:D qunr!cr mnre, co~·~·E'E tahle, .smoke glnss, •I yr oil! bay. l~.3 hnnd~. 40X52. 18" hii?h. Decorntnr's P1-cf, &. ha!h'r, l'l'ndy 10 i1cn1. Sli:i. 6-l·l-7R8S sl101\'. S2000. {21J) 968-61~;) Queen sizr 11•a1er bed h('nlcr ,i;, hl•adboftrd 494--0369 wlth $17.i. KINGS1zr: l\lnl!res.~. hox S '\'"It OLD Gel<lh1g, BluC' Jtaan, 14 hand~, 1,'CJ all nrounrl plcasul'e hors ... $3.ill. 830-7023 ~l)ritigs. frnnie, $6:;, 2 bar SAC. ~1;1shy Quar!cr 111are, srool.~. SIO 1•1t, 5.16-1007 S·125. \Vllh or without lllck. s· sor·A & 2 t:h.'\irti, xlnt 536-5101 or ~20'1. Quality !lrno nlcJ. l!kto nr"·· Livestock 8075 S.100 !or all. 642-9404 nft J I---------- RABBITS $Z eaeh. WATfo::RBED, com PI elf'• 1721 KINGS RD. N.'3 portable dlshw1:111hl'r. l\\in bed, oJI bargains, 817""1TI8 * 6t:i-1.JOO * \VANTED Miscell•neous I080 * USE=CKS * RE:'.IOOEL Mle: Rangf! & dSIJ\\•shr $.'\5. ('II, Dougtiboy coucn. WJ'OUjj;hl Iron, glaM ponl fm1 & lirll'r + {'quip. lop l'Otff'l' 1ilble. dbl~ bl'<I, 64."r-<f.111. ~96().""'2840;:;;:~1~962""·~74,:;,.-,:c-.-::c I P l.AT!Nlii11 n1ink ~1)11! \'il hX' •LOVESF.:AT & 80fo cusron1 $2,000 .'lfl<'. Sl.000 worn only n1nde e \'l"I')' Vtl qunl, nc\'C'r frw t\111~ roll back ~li'e\'f'I\ u~td, u11u11llv hm, ~·7910. 9f,O..Jfi7'i' ~ R00;\1S or 1'\trnlture /, N~\V 11001 ~liclc, Qu('('11 siied 11111lll11nttt, l\lu..~t s" 11 , iv/lac drr & 11'alcr retut-n s1.;...:'i:2'9.1 SIOO. &14-216;; or 6,~1631 ~· SOFA. """Y s:: o o d 1'(1nrli1ion. f.ofl Grten prinr. $&). !'14.11--6310 CVt"5, Cl11Jl~ified lodny! A<l ! Ct 11 642-0078 Sl,000,000 worth of magnificent jewelry; expensive watches, fine American, European and Ori· ental furniture and obj ens d'art, crystal, porcelain, bronzes, silver, etc. Most Impressive display of jewelry and fine art Jn Southern California. Merchandise consigned for sale from bank· ruptcy courts, custom 111i1ures, private es- tate•, out.of.pawn, etc. Auction sales every Mon . and Tue s. 8:00 pin . lnspecllon ruul private sales: Noon 'tiJ 10:00 P.~I. daily. Closed Sunday. We buy for cash or sell on com· mission -whole estates or single iterm. Desert Galleries West, Inc. .2542 \V. CO:J$l I ligh\V;ty Ne\vport 11cach, Cali fornia 645-2200 l I TAPF: rf'ror<ler, hr11nrl 11r11• $20. Re<l~11 hire ·"-blue phone 1 c1c20~·~"'-'-"'c"'~·-·---- I ~JllMJll•Jll~JlloEJll1:UJll'i;'Jllmlll•Jllot~j~, ~~) ' 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliii j Genera l 9010 ,-~-----~~-AVON lir1l(·1Y'.~I . Sa hot. I \\"l11~l!'l1V t) 111:0 11 lllf' l'ufl . :.!lip SCiu· ... 111ttl11J:or·11 n1()!or. Ci l·.h•s11··11H liff' prcSCl'VCl'll fiiJ.::.:~'I.~. -NO~N~A-C~O~N~O~E=-- :'llc1v lS' flbi•1"-'le1"11, 2 Cle- ll\l'lll~ 1·11cln:..: 1>:1dtl1~. $300. I ....... ~,-· iJJ.O-•• •t. 1 2.°'' 1.Ull Rl:i Cu11t . :-;p()nTl'ISltl·.ll· n It• s c I Fully t-qu ip. ill' 611-it'.W, G pn1 * \\A~Tt;o. LASJo;n, will 111l)' I S.iCXJ. + <h•penrl on t"()nri. I Aft. j , ,\:-.k tor John. 61 1--0.LO f\\·Ql,i1r~1-N111v1 ~·.c. et1n· r~·~. ls'/ ,t· l h'. S~I(] urf, t\P\\' ITI<J10T, Ul'l't'lo'( II.· .l<Jl!IS 1;1~-01 . .:1 ALUl\l I 1:.!' l~1;1t 11'!1~1 lr.i.ulrr Sl:t:'1. t 7'!'!" uJI r•ai;;tlc baur SJJ. &12 ... 1111 12' N,.L.OX, ,,u gJ111111, ;, h.fl. Scni,:11tl O Ii, trlr, 0.1~. S.".50. nf/,•r Ii 1;1-1 Thfi ' • • • 0 .s II~ •II .. ill· In· I· ... cy ir "' at c.~ t~I' w <I. lll' IO ,., ly he I\(• "' & ' '<I "' '· '· II I 'I' bl ·1~ .,. " ' g y I. • I Boets, M arlntfq . 9030 Coats, Safi 9060 RADARS, JG 1111. &adix, :l(j' CLIPPER J\ln r In e 11SVAC only. S?OO. sN In Snllboltt W/trallcr, fully optoruUon. ~ 1S ml. 11qwpped, 1lovc-, lett box, RCA <.'Oniplete It oPeraUontf &11Chor•. Wo line, $65CXl Y.'tw!n remowd, p)O, 534-60Zi $40-:1635 i.n7,,ANG;;E;;;n;;-• ., •• -.T"1mo=-.::,., 11' Ch111Un boot lta..lk'r. l nu ... crullln&. tLme tor_.rac: t1M_.s, '74 rea;lltration. ~. lhl1 boo.I ready, prlttd to CRll alt. 6pn1 ~ mo sell. ~ &ft 5 Sulld•y. Jvne 9, 1'174 Motorcyci••/ -7,7A""ut"o"S"•"r'". 6&°"P0•::r0711'"°'9400""""'T::-r-u-ck:-,-----::,::5'0::--,A:-:u:o:10::,,..,w>rr:,::-nt"ed::r---;9~3'>~~l B.-Mm.·w;;-----"'iff2 F at Scoottrt 9150 . 1---------1 ---------'69 \IV.' (•ngu1c l!or dunl' '73 DATSUN WE BUY USE D CARS 9715 '72 FIAT 128 2 DOOR Of'\Q owner · l1kf' new• l!l53Jo1JFI ti~)! 1~ ol!er uver $775 AND TRUCKS 4~1740 P ltKUP com•· in ror a f~ apprufll.nl SUMMER Only 7,000 miles, 11.lr, cu.s1nm to GROTll CHEVROLF.T, I I[ {;1_ 1 ~ll!{'rl(lr, & 6 ~k ~1Ui\per. 111111 Beach Blvd .• llunt. Bch ~ ~ Av.toJ fol'U. . fQ-1111\1.'l IW7·!.iOlf7 ~S.3331 Qr -SAlE ·\I -$3495-·-AUTOS IMP R $1695 0A1L v P1Lo1 0 1 a -~-M•rcede1 Benz '740 71 MBZ -280SL Santi ~Old "'Jlh hlatk ln1~·r1nr, I b. u 1 o rl\ a I 1 c lr1i•lll1nl!lfl10n, 111.1v.'1•r ,.lt'(!rlng, nlr ~~11ull· I tirnln>:. lk"t·krr ~h•!l.11-0 A~l1 F'~1 with tape & ~IU l __ Ottn'I mil'i!I lhl'I t:i1·1· huy~ ; Orv.kt> Ave. C.1\1. 8o•t1, $flp1/Dock1 9070 * MIW 1974 * S~AGULl. Ou1 Uourd. 40 + J ----'----- Rec Vehicles f530 New 1974 Ge neral 9701 BUY or LEASE NOW! NEWPORT IMPORTS 1..';, ''"' c<>ndllkm. 1125. Call s AN BE n NA n D I N D KAWASAKI 897-1903. llU11ines! Man. needs $1lp or l OOCC _, 3 GOOD pl'OJIS for Volv~ f\1oorlng for 21' llou:wboat. ~ Penta 110 unit ~-l!ach. C1dl tollcct. 833·2118 9 a1n • GMC '1• TON ·~ FORD F·IOO PU BEACH IMPORTS HAS A HUGE SELECTION OF 'Gil lZI SPORTS COUPE, '530" TIM SHID PICK-UP & v.11 3 s~J. hu<:k<'I lK'1tt11. &itl U1e 11rl<:e h1crtnsl• rllll.'C "·Ills. amJlnl, ~1! 3100 \I.', Coo.I!! Hwy., N.B. & 1<Urt'hen.:e ~nd., Rd oilleuge. Sl2'";,i0 or 642-9405 f\lllO CR g..::ar. n 4/536--09R3 6 pin. 100CC G-3 '430" 1168500 8' OVERHEAD Duul tunkil, i·hron1c rin111. $-150 f'inn. Xt:t:T SELECTION OF' offt•r. 5.1(l...((J62 =~===~~,,,_.,,.. NEW 1974 6MWs '73 FIAT 128 SL 1:(1upe, navy ·74 r.tERC'EDES l50 SE l·:x- B .. 11. Power 9060 Boats, Spood & Ski fOIO 750CC H·2 CAMPER Atk For Tom Auto trarui., 1>r lllt.'(!rlng, pr ;;-,,,=,.646-=90,,..7,'=,-,-;: bk!\, 8.7S x 16.!> Ures, gauge1, '72 io'ORI) F'250. Auto., Air, AM. ru.dlo, H.D. rear !lprings Powt'r !let:'rlng. ct c . \\111"11 R' Cab-Over 0.1rnper. (80820KI $3'199 blue/lan. 22,000 mi. XI !•i·utl\•c Cilr · 011r only <Ser-1 nt [lt'e·l'CVnl1111tt.'(i prk~f'I ial No. 01711\J 1 lully equip- 25' BERTRAM '61 \ 17~~· Deep V, l~O J-f.P. 6 t.•yl Twin 1:11 Mere I/O, 2 \\'ll)' Mf'rc I/O. Tttnd. lrlr, Xln! ·rod 10 , ta 1h 0 Ill 6 1 er, fiunily boa t. Ski &: Fish. New dlrtcllonul rongc tinder, e1» & tients. Enaloo J?-blt I outriggers, bait tank, water yr. Fantastic cond., $2750. te1np. gauge, auto. rltt 1 S.....-.=-':o167'=~=-;-;=:::t.•xtJngs. Hct1.d & galley. Xlnt '6.i Jet Drive 16' llorizon. <.U1d. $13,500. 846-1604 Tuned Oievy 301 C.I. 250 28' FUN F'lshl"i Boat, hp, 200 hn. Vt ry Clean! Pl'rkins Dll:'sel, 200 gal tank, Trlr. inc. $2200. 642-8582 aft. cabin &. fh, Classic 6 PM. 67J.~. 8 AP.1-4:30 fi.fon!cn!y, Oelu1. 1929, great .•cc'c."·:.·-;;;;n;,,;;'7.:'.;;;;:;=--- for h11y cruising &: trolling 19' BOAT w/Trlr [or yello1v lull. $3500/ofr r-.take Offer. 833-2900 Ctl\wford . 642-1218 SEU.INC p:trtnenihlp In 1973 lully ('Quip. 32' l.url\11 cabin ll•l cruiliC.'r. Low down p&yrncnt. Tran.pertatlon Approx. $131. mo. 1vhlch incl. Newport Btiy slip, l iii~~~iiiiiiiiiiii!:~ il\llurance & gen'l n1aint. Aircraft 9110 Call eves 833-31151. 1--------- 27' OWENS Spol1 Fisher, liANC GLID~R. UtJBallo 1''/B, dual conlrols, live type, 18' • S.100. or ma k e bait tank, etc. ready to fl11h :0-:-'-''c.'-_c.i""'-:645-0":-1"87"-8"-. __ or Catalina. 50hrs on reblt Campers, Sale/ eng, SM.'iO. 673-3.188. Rent '73 18 t,S' RfVIERA ISeaRay 9120 look-a-like I 188 M er c . \VE have the new TuHy cruiser IO. 30 hrs. 50 mph, flbergl<lljs shells for imports full canvu, It·e chests ln stock. Mesa Camper, 2036 lncldlng trlr. S~OOO. Prl. Pty }lltrhor, Costa ?.lek..'I, fKG9716) Aft 6, &1;,..2969, "·1"J'-=RA~N°'G'°L"E-. "•"·'-=c.-m-..,.-:=. DOLPHIN Occlln or RivPr, Sleeps 6, 4 special hydraul. 100 hp Johnson: Eleclnr jncks, Used f\\•ice. asking 111a1lc 70 gnl bit-In gas. 8' $1695.~or be!it offer. 839-9709 l3cu111, 2 bunks, lull cover 10~~ CABOVER-Olniper, for \\•/trlr. Xlnl shape. 6~5-f>SSI .t~ Ton 1'rk. only, $60 per y.·k, 2.\' 1966 rlilltasy, rebll twin 2 1-vk min. 642·1497. 120 HP t.tert:rulsers long 9' CABOVER. Deluxe, Fully range used in fresh ~·a1er equip!. Slps 6. Nr. nev,., Try $6500, 4~3205 $1250. Priv. Pty. 968-5927 '73 SKIP Jack 20. Open CAM PER SHELL. cab hght <·n.ilser, low hrs. Sale/part-SHJl Tinted Windows, 8' nersh!p or 1.rai:e down. bed. Call ~- 1·493-SlS8. '70 DATSUN 1600 Camper. 16' BOSTON \\'haler w/85 lllO\"e, lee box, sleeps 6 HP, Evinn.ide cng' ple11ty of 45,000 mi, $2350., 642-4798 extl'!tll· !n!:I trlr. $2600. 8• CAMPER, like new, dbl IH2-42S6 sink, oven. sleeps 6. Comer 30' l'uslon1 Cabin 3 0 ' jack11. 548-3180 aft SPf\1 CUSTO~I Cabin Cruiser. $7000 V11lut'. $4000 cash or 1\1..ASKAN CA~1PER. 10" ·' p · Pl Mo """" Good condition ll'tlul! +. I'!\". y . .,,,.,...,,,,,,,, * 51g_9547 * GIVE A\VAY PHICE. 26' Fai1•lirK!r', lW;~ fin. Any tern1~. Slip 23~ NB ISffil 6l:!7-95.i5 27' J.'ANTASY l\\·ln 155 0:'11Cs F IB, 1/5 radio. 011 1rlr, fly eqpd. \\'on't lasl. H1ft-O.'l<\.~ LATE '71 Skipjack, 2-1'. r.IB, to hn<. Very sh:irp. Hold. 1:ink & mHny ex1r11:i;. S8500. Pvt pty. t714J 673-052-1 63' CUSTOM YACHT <h\11t"r asking $89,500. Bo:it 645, C<lhf, Ca. 92625 ~r SKlPJ ACK 215 om<: IR' Century Lapstrake IJ~;· WIUlrd w/51A h.p. Joh1t'IOn. 675-4.~. GRAND BANKS 32. 1972 l\'llNT CONJ>ITION! Lois of Exlras-$34,950. 833-364.!!:.__ 31' 1'VIN SCREW $9,500. 49-1-9727 Boats, Rent/Char. 9050 PERRIS Valley camper, fits all sml PUs (6' bed) Ask- ini:: $350. 645-8589 Motorcycles/ SCooter5 9150 1968 KA\VASAKI dirt bike. 23&c f\lodel F21~1. Factory Ral'er near new, ma n y e.xlras $2&), or best offer. * 5-16-2932 * SUZUKI !k>. Bored wfE. (•hamber. New knobby, oew brakes. Dirt only. "hi&t Sell $300/offcr. 673-5825, good cond. 1970 Harley Davtdson-Com- plelt". Custom, m o I de d, chromed, ridged framl'd, 100',1. sh.ow. street, mech. perfect. Call 963·2278 '72 HARLEY DAVIDSON. Sportster, 1000 cc, $3000. investert, Sell or ? 646-3393 CVt"S. CHOPPER, Trlun1ph 650cc, 42' NE\\' Chr!~-Crafl Springer front end, Harley NO SKIPPER IF back 1•:hl. Hard tail, Xlnt. YOU'RE QUALIFIED 40.J,'622. f1y·Br!dgc Sport Fisherman. ·73 TR!Uf\IPH Daytona 500ce Plush. Full electronics, full fi.1otorcycle. Only 450 miles, galley, sho11.·er, etc. J.~or i'ofust sell·1>.il1 accept any charter by day or \\ft'k. reaSQnab!e offer. 640-4378 fish, cruise, 1.-'QCktail, etc. SUZUKI TSJ.85, Road & dirt 60-Z200, 962-2301 Sundoy Rike, 2('i6 mlll'S, Brand nev.·, only. c~u 962-9602 or 833-3380 EXP.LORE ISLANDS leave rnessage. Sail on beautiful 57' Relrh. GREAT Buy, 1973 Suzuki Excel rates: days or y.•eeks. trail/street, never raced or Reservations req'd. Box 316. rirtdcn in dirt Jess than 700 Balboa Isle, Ca. 92662 or n1i, $400. 979-1840. call 675--8344 c19~730--"K"'A"w"A"sAK=1...,G"';."1"'00c=c. Boats, S•ll 9060 Enduro, xlnt cored, 600 rniles, Mission V ie jo , VENTURE 17 Delu.xe.. l\fany c.8J8..0"--c91c;99===-;;.--= extras including lrlr & ·n KAWASAKI 100, good motor. $2500. JUvcnide, cond, \.\•ilh xtras, (71~) liM-4232. 642-1230 INT'L 14' sailboot & trlr '72 Honda 175SL $550 Good cond. Must SC'll. $750. '70 Sw.uki 90 5ospd S2SO otr('J". J\1e.riner Yachts 54f.-8397 675-1393 nAfTLE prtze-can't 'keep, VENTURE 2-25 Poi>-10p brand new Suzuki 100. cabin. Eosy terms &: StN'et/dirt, 642-7250. lmmedln.tc delivery 496-8290 (Olr.) '73 :Z:-JO E'NDURO, $700 .. l2CO '~ S lo 1ni., I.Jc new VENTURE -u pac us 536-0952 cabln--filecps 6, Low down & ;;c;;;-;-;;;;;;i;;c-;;;;'-:;:::=::;;; ready for vacation. 49fr8290 1973 HONDA 350, showroom IDJrJ cond. Hooker tunM exhaust $695. {TI4l54fr-3994 HOBIE 16 No. 169, Uc new. Full boat cover, trailer, new '72 HONDA 350, customized, tramp a: other extras. $1650. 2 helmets. Xlrrt coral. $55(), 540-4811 646-5536 NE\V JO' CATYAK, sailing '70 SUZUKI 90, liJted for dirt, c11t, 15' nylon 11a\l, orig, good cond S200. S-125. sell for $350. or otler. 644--0714 842.--0109. '72 VESPA 1-fotoncooter, VENTURE 2-24 Demo. i\lany ~·/side car. good rond, M50 Extras, Ii: Real Savings. ~•00',,"'""°'';,•,';ff,;-"-·_,6.J~5-~1'C87~8,...,= 496-8291'.l IDJr,) PORTABLE chemical tollf't 20' B-LION ·ear. i\l int for camper, trailer or boat. cond. , $1450. 11·/trlr &· s;.n. r,JG-1131 lrapetc. 6-1~3861 Days '69 YAI\IAHA CS.I 12' DART Sailboat y.•\lh ~ails, ISOC'c Eleetrlc Stat! 1974 Llc., $300. SIRO. 962-8957 Phone 673-2526 1!170 Ossa 250 Sla l e tt o 1970 ISl..ANDF.:R 27". JR l'llfl'., 1notoreyclc just tuned & New paint. Comp. equipped. ready to go. &J6..-096:7 $9!J75. firm. 64&--56.12. '69 250 BULTACO. V~ry good LIDO 14 + lrlt. Xlnt cone!. EXTRAS. $..150. CAii $950 flnn. 5"6-:i855 anytime f:'\.'f!s. ~--'Cii'ill;;~""~71-· ___ 1 t973 250 r.1X YAMAHA. Like -WANTED Ne11'. Call 6-45-00ll ews: 14' l!OBIE w/traller. call G42-IS97 dayg. (:ll3) Ml'-162M 11.lt 6pm. '70 HONDA 750, many t-ASF;R \\'ANTED. mu~t be e.xtru, xi.~ $9&0. cle11n, mosl be reasonable. 67J..3'1 1968 HONDA 300. Good g· SAILINC: SA 8 0 T. condition. ~~~oficr. L'Omplete. $100. 1721 Kings .-;;;;--;=;;<;~O"-T.:;;-::::; Rd. NR. ~1400 1971 llONDA SL 100, good SAILBOAT It Trlr. 12' Kile co"'!, 1°"'6~~$~ clau. $550. or offer. . !'li2-9074 '70 HOND,\ 175 CB, nciw Any d~v It 11\e BESI' DAY to <:na .. S325S:,9'7s0t ofter. n 1n at\ ad! Don't tlelay •• :---,,=,.,.-,=c-c=== Dn.lly Pilot Cla1stnoo Ads The fRatest dr11:w In tht Wm . GO-M78, ••. a Dally Pilot O ualOld 1974 BMW ~,.-,,..--~---.-,1 corul . Ask. S3095. 494-280!\ fll ·fl, $226.76 1l1fl lt•ase for I~. == I 73 Flat :lli ntl'lll Uf':J~ + T&·I.. \Vhy FAC70AY DEMONSTRATORS ONE OF EACH ONLY Sll-t:p!\ 4 ,v/2.S lb. Ice box. SUNSET FORD FINE IMPORTS • pc::ll1ey 850 SPIDER lc;i~c <\ y1·:s from 01hcni • ~be.. 2(i&ITTJ,1only 16.000 m!lcs. :·ir~r~a~eayw;~ ~;~:rt for 750CC R75 /6 '2300" 'IOOCC R90/6 '2450" All al fanlastic savlni;:s! 5'1·10 c:11rde11 Grovel Blvd. Ser No. 5Ua88. We-lltmiructM" 1714 1 63&-4010 '73 JAGUAR XKE Rd.tr. -~ · Jim Slemons 23402 t.tari..-uerlte Parkway $2595 • • • H.w lt74 IMW l 75/6, $4,1'17.00 1!169 DATSUN P.U. Xlnt Bill Barry RV Cente r rond. t.1nizs, lgc tire11 , llr'w BILL BARRY n1otor. clutch, altt't., $1l¥X!. only 9,000 miles! (708HQJ) $7895 MboJion V1r:ojo l iPiiiiiiiii~-Imports USE AVERY P\\'Y fo:XJT. 1301 Qu.;111 831·2040 • 495-4919 Xc11•111Jrt Beach lt0/6 &lttS,.,tA......._ .......... w ... .,., cw.: • .t~..i S...&...,., ... PONTIAC ~17-8692 r,.')8.J(OO Santa Ana 1st St. nt Sant& Ana Jo'ree\\'llY * EL CAJl.11NO '64, very cle11.11, mechanically soun<t. l'\ .. w radial/I. ~mall V·8. aulo, air, 673-12TJ. '69 ALFA ROMEO BERLINA I Y>..\.\16!)61 I 833.9.100 ~'~"'~"'~"'~·~·~-'~"="='·=""~: E:'\T~:n. f'H0~1 l\1acARTllt.:R ORANGE COUNTY'S 0 OLDEST Hond• 9727 ,-'69 Mercedes $1995 AIR COND. SPECIAL • Hew 1974 • *NORTON* Vans 9570 '69 MGC d f· c k . A ~I I F l\I r11rl10, ·I Dr, Au10 Tnu1l.I, Air Cond, rtullals. Tc.p sh a 11 e. f'uwl'r Stl'f•1'i111:. tYNCli:t/. &. ''1 llONO,\. ti.000 m<. T•I'<' 280S ltl'11Y.Jnablc. PH: 6TJ-80Sa $3999 One Only -Blue Roadster 8s0CC S1995 Coleman Mach 2 12,000 BTU Reg. $379 + lntlall. 1972 CHEVROLET Vostr61n Versa-Van, 8 track stt>roo tRPI:', Soni TV, head phones, elect refrig, hide-away sink, dual air, swivel bkt seats, new Radial tires, new lhocks, cn.iise cor:1trol + many .xh'IUI (Must Set>l Great for ex('Culive w family use. Asking pri~ Rdstr. f\ u lo m 11 t i c transmission & beautiful! Don't miss this one. 1452ANQJ. J ogu•r 973G CREVIER BMW 197'1 BMW's '71 Ja9uar XJ-6 1t1• a .. d & w.t c-·=•• ••oll1bl• f•r h"Mtdl•t• do'l•t:ry. .. NOW ONLY SEE THIS • ln stock l'l!ady Jor immediate . dellw.ry. ~celJenl iav!ngs 4 Dr. Auro Tran!. Alf Conti, on ttmainlng 1973 model!!. 1422FBY). ~~~ V.1!'S1 1~1 Strei!1 !"11n!a Anr1 835-3 171 SAU:."i-SERVICE cEASING $5999 Opel OVERSEAS DELIVERY CREVIER BMW I ~-------RO:r CARVER, Inc. '70 OPEL $397 Installed '2295 AND MORE: 9746 100°k F1nanc1ng Available 0 .A.C CHAMPION MOTORCYCLES I t l D H.t.or ll•d.. •wl\IJ~,1J~!1 ) 1 Stop Se rvice Ce nter Santa Ana Fr.1;o. at Sand Canyon OU-rnmp -<::!TY OF' lR\'lNF. 714/551-1871 $5750.00 <:all 5.'il-2547 e 67 MGB-GT ROLLS ROYCE '72 Cl!ATEAU Oub \Vagon {lJVE075f• 23.\ E. 17th St. BM\\' 208 \\'est lst St r~'I Santa Ana 835-3171 12 paS5, 1960f"EKJ S369'J e 70 MGB-GT Costa fi.1esa e 546-4444 SUNSET FORD lO'lASJ) .71 B~ffi', ·white 2002, .1 si)(r 19i? XJii J11guar , blue, lo 5440 Garden Grow Blvd. 1 ( 48.000 mi. l'Oew Konl shok...;, n11l1;s, l(,n,.11 shape, $7400. \\lestmi11!1ttr •71~! 6.?,(i...;lllJO e 68 MGB RDSTR. X..\F' radial. A!'.I F'.11 radio.,_,"·',.11-c'"-;c'·,,.23,,1"9,,......,,.;;,--,,.,- LEAVING fnr 1-lawail. must fl98FYRI $3300 or oHr. 729-171i9 ur '72 JAGUAR XJ6 Iul]y M.'ll n1y van. '61 F'ORD Van, 494-7670 all 5 p.m. loaded. I O\l'Tler S. only STATIONWAGON 1\utnr11.~!1(·. 111r eond1t1011u1i;:, & l'>HllO I 9~3BHfi I $1495 ..,_ ..... ..,." ...... , .... ,..,.., . '--~-.. ..,--.......... · :lllO•tllOl llVll.C.._ M!·MM.:__ ne11 '6:i er1g., ll(>W tires, e 69 TRIUMPH TR6 C•pri 9715 21.000 n1iles. 83~-2040 Dlr. I 111n~s. !ape fleck. totally IZX'Ytill -~-------· Karm a nn Ghia 9735 l'Ui.ton1izcd. 20 ?II PG . e ·n OPEL i\lan1a Lu>.-us. 49-1-.1626 Charlie & MANY, MANY '73 CAPRI '71 KARMAN GHIA auto, air, ln11 mi. 25 l\IPG, &6.t2~z3i1& * R 1967 J.~ORD Caniper Van OTHERS TO Automatic, air condi!lonin~. Excl.'l!ent l'Oflchlion . :-.:e11· Sjlot!ess, ~?/J-:..J()i MO~~~Y~LES BOATS-~:.p A~~~· l~ns~iiglds,cos!\~ CHOOSE FROM V6, rddlo, t1cater. low n1iles. tires & pai.111 . &15-373 1 or '71 OPEL ~l:tnta P~'lllye TRAILERS See ii, You'll buy ii. (831-~ 16,800 n11. 4 sp, 1'tltlin, Good Hondll, Triumph, Yamaha p\1 party. 646-8438 CALL JJQJ. l;1c;;'""·"K-"i°"rr""M"AN°"''"'N,-.,G°'H°'IA-;-l;;"";;:;· coud. $1750. ~ ._186.i :!.N'"'""' "'"" Coola RV STORAGE ·n DODGE VAN/CAMPER. 645-6406 $3477 rad ""'-m"''· rad~."'''"' Poncho 9750 642-C34S AM/1''~1. 4 new tires, 24,000 \•alves & brakes. Xlnt med1. ----------1 ml. l sJXI trans, V-8, $4500. eoncl. S1200. 673-3016 'fi4 PORSCl!F:, lntrt•ior xlnl, ·10 1-1 0 Sportster, Elect. 24 Hour Security ,"~·-i.~1188=·=---~-J}•~w l••,.:• IMc.:.:•_zd_• ______ 9_7_38 nl'"' radial tlrc>s, xtras. Nds stan, xlnt cond., low~ .. ":i, & In' & Out Servi'ce '66 DODGE van, v.·i11do\\·s, • WA tAM\D t'ng. or ~·ill op1ion 11·/rebll lo11.dcd w/chrome. $1795. 650 cleoan body, inl. New rngine, TOYOTA '71 MAZDA RX-2 '62 Super 90. CUSTOi\fS BY Triumph. Set up (or dlrt Monthly Rates 8000 nil. $1200. 497·19'17 or ALI. 1550 Superior, C.~L only. Runs pcrrcct, extra Propahe Station 4M-24Z7 Dave. ABARTll: 1960 Z a g a Io Cpe, Blue (SllSEi\IZJ 'i3 P{JRSCllE 914-2.0. oiw nl Mo'"',1o'·r 1H450o·m'.13, .... ss.;, Complete RV '* 1972 CHEVY 20 VAN ~~l.zas4~~~,eng. Xlnt cond., .1~96G~.,.11~"~""~'~·~c_ .• ~I~. =·-ID~-9-303 $1899 a k111d puint-appcaranc'<! p~:ircd r ight-no reasonable '73 CAPRI V-6, 21.000 miles. group ;,.J.,.,.,3&Xl n_ille;-. 1 ·hhr1~nd offer refuSf'd . 493-52'17 l96l ALFA Ron1eo, Juliclla ani/t'.m, Radial tires, xlnl llCll' '"""""' m1 " IC c ins. Sale/Rent 9160 Service & Repair ·73 DODGE Van. 100. custom Spyder. ~lJ~o;,17~.arle. t'Ond, $3200, 5.56--0793 $5900. rirm. &14-1179. "'· •-1 '"..r-"" ~ "72 911T. Sil\'rr. Stereo radio, '74~ Pace Arrow Center-Store c~~f~~~i:.-s4t&769 apprec .. 1 ·A-:-u-d.,.l---~--9:-7-:07 Datsun 9720 5 spd trans, all extras. Prl. 24FtMo. tor Hom I'.\. S7850. or o ffer . e ·n OODGE, 1011.<tM, going to OVER 150 Gcnemtor, Air Concl. • v 'i!i' \II~ ~!1 \i\l iJ Europe; flexible, try nit' '71 AUDI •p•o !loo R ,76·,.,:1-_1,,802"·=,,,.--,,=:-;;-; IMMEDIATE NEW AND USED '72 "~ A 4 ' . X3 't;t PHSOI>: '""'" 90 0"'7'-='"~'==----~ 4 speed transmission, Ai\I/ CARS IN STOCK ~ta?)•. Afr rond1tlon1ng. Cahnil~t SJ.ODO. ca 11 DELIVERY '6i DQDC;i:: Van, l'USl01ni1.ed. Ffi.1 radio, heater , 1699EADJ !.).J2F'UBl $1799 I ·00 1·~ ••1 ... ,7 Santa Ana Frwy. ~· mileage. Best oUf'r. AND READY FOR SUNSET FORD -·"~_1 """ or -:i.>., CREVIER BMW ot S•nd Canyon _•16-=2126~~~~~~ $2877 IMMEDIATE 54411 Gorn'" Gro" Bkd. ·e1 DAT,>U~ ;:o •·1·t . DELIVERY U'rstmin.i;ter \714) 636-4010 )Jt.:sr Sl~LL. S.: JO 2UI \\'est lst Street ... '65 DODGE, A·l Cllnd. ' I • 900-26\S • Santa An.'\ (714) 551-1871 Very clean. Make o{fer, • l All Datsun Model s in Me rcedes Benz 9740 Rover 9757 83S.3171 BtWn 6-10, call 61l-mt , 1\lt11.M 111~.1 stock including OVER 'LOSED SUNDAYS * ·s..1 OODGE Van, v~. autn. .WA -Ill 2&0Z • 'VACAT!ON • .~~;v~~.wJ'.00,1 stai·t. VOLVO S 35 USED AT YOUR OWN PACE ... \\'DJ.. BUY YOUR RECRE-.• ~61~ro=R~o-"ECO=~NO~L~IN=E~. 6 1966 Harbor. C.At 646-9303 n.rntEDIAlE DELIVERY MERCEDES NEW AND USED Oloosc Crom So. Cali.f. ATIONAL VEJUCLE PAID --=;-o.-....--.;=c--CARS IN STOCK cyl, 3 spd, :d nt·eond. fi.1akc 1 $4950 I "l...argest Selection." FOR OR NOT. CALL US reasonable olfer. 645-2981 '73 AUD , ON DISPLAY AND READY FOR OVER 150 (Ov~r 40 MJnl1 & M.H.'s). J."OR BES" PRICE. OPEN Jmmac., 4 cir., LS 100, auto, _ IMMEDIATE DALES ROAD, I~ UN T I N G 7 0 N Autos Wanted 9590 Agate Brwn met., air, MOTOR HOME BEACH, 188(.l Beach. Blvd., Alif/Fl\t stereo, Ca 11 House of Imports DELIVERY RENTALS ll<MSOI. CADILLACS 6To-1&10 il oo ""'"try all. 1 '69 DATSllN 523-l2SO 'All Oahu~ Model• in Redhill :,. San Juan, Tustin Sports, Race, Rods 9540 Pl\! ~ I s tock 1nclud1ng ln41 838-0900 Largest Selection ,72 AUDI lOOLS Auto. lrnns.,, ROADSTER 'fAi l\1ERCED.ES 2'50S. Orig. I 260Z '72 Pace Arrow u·, 3300 mi. soys Quarter fi.lidgct Rac<'r, In Orange County sunroof, & i1nmaculate In & 4 spred transmission, radio, Pa l n I . ?'-I 11 t con d. S Roof air & slo r agl', bright red 0body, go-kart Coupe DeVllleo: ·Sedan De· ou t. 831-2040 Dir. heater, (YQX5.13), l\fechan1cal l y sounr! •<~<ator. stereo. Xhlt ,..,00 type, $65. 642-4163 Villes • E ' Oorados • Cor.· $1077 w/elecL sunroof. 4 spd, P. 8: J,\Ii\IEDIATE DELIVERY .. v vertible~. Also niany other "72 AUDI 1001..S, 4 dr, auto H. Best oiler. Call &IQ-4438 S&iOO call 846-8487 Trucks ·9560 select Cod:Jlac Trade-Ins. trans, air, fm stereo, very aft 5pm. .. -OCT OATSUN .... ··~· .. , ·~,., ....... -~~ r.-.o O•l<l' IH •' '1'n '71 c ~r Ev . Red-Uamp, ·~1 FORD " T 396 v 8 clean, $3895, 644-7124 l ·",,~,;;IE'"·R"'C°"E".o"E".s""a"r-"N'°zCOC,350 xln't rond Self cont fi.1any ;i '"' ' -' 3 A • H 9709 J} ' L C R"· · 2 xtlm Pvt.ply 675-0679 speed auto, 6 ply tires, 8' ust1n-ealey lllllM ift11.t.t ; pc u"lr' fL1c 40 EXl.I · · "-" I t d l'"'=n ,,_ • WA Ull'G Radio, hrr, aut. PIS. air; Subaru 9762 T "--.. , ........... x n con . ....... ........ TOYOTA REN the , ut..,,I! • 962-171:5. 1960 AUSTIN Healey, reblt Special $9995. ~ e w port I --------- Exeeutive, 25, all ll:tl'ns .. -2 COURIE . h Can from 1967 H, r.tark II, eng. Bt>ach dlr. 7141833-9300. TOP DOLLAR Free ml, 97!)...9056 5 to 8 PM 1 ~ wit lpcl' & running gear approx ·~ MERCEDES Benz 190Sl. I O Shell & Air. 23.000 ni1. TOP COLLAR PAIO 10,000 miles. Hard top, 1966 11arbor, C.i\I. &16-9303 Restoration. HT. ne1\· pain1, F R T1 ailer•, Travel 9170 (~~1 ~~99 FORD IMMEDIATELY l~rc~eiin & fu:~ ir~t5 rioti: '72 Datsun 240Z ,. tii;_s,.44'2"•,·,.~~u.tch, etc. S3250. ' SPORTCARS 'IRSTREAM 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. FOR AU. FOREIGN CARS " .. ~ All mod ls & years . ft \\'estminster fTI4t 635-4010 Call or come in to see us. 492·3878· A~oElTranii, \~I/Fi\! tJ62· '12 ~lert.-erles 350 SL, shnrr SEE uS FIRST! AUSTIN llealey '65 Sprilt'. · 53999 stereo, financing avail. \\'ill NEW 1974 ·~~~T~p P.~~ Zll;~· r ~ Ne11' top, paint. No repairs I take lradc.{7141 833-8160 or G d Ope . s . I 1"""'1B. ~~. ~,· "12 Tcrrl<r. CREVIER BMW '37°"'14· ran n1ng pec1a inim:irs. &: only 18,000 ~ 1 ,;;"";c'i~.-.::;--;-;,-;;,,., 27' Ambassador mitrs. 831-1375 Dir. '&5-230 SL. i\Jint, Ai\l/Fi\t 8 Completely Loaded! l''rom a 1912 CHEV. U.iv p I u. l969 SPRITE. 42·000 mi. 2t8 ~=~:a1~11;trect trk, J\1ichelin. $ 4. O O 0. r~ent H.V Show & now O/slied whls & tires. Xlnt 3100 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B. R&ll, ~r-~ $ll=>O. 83S.3171 96S-870l eves. Toyota 9765 available for lmn1crliale eon<I. $1500. 846-8173 642-9405 _,=70-==:-::==-1973 i\fB Diesel, mint, 11,000 1 -~------- Dcllvery '69 % TON Chev. PU. Apply TOP CASH for clean used '511 ri.todel l00-5, all or parts. WI LL BUY YOUR mi, 4 spd. air. f,M sterro. 'TI TOYOTA Corona Mark If \VAS ................ SU,226 al 858 W. l8th, Costa ~lcsa. rors and trucks '59• runs good SJOO. OAJSUN, TOYOTA P\1 ply. S8500. 6.18-845.'l 4spd, good cond. new ttres, Now $9 955 642~11 H d Ch I t i:-7=-'-"-·71-91--.= OR VOLKSWAGEN '72 MB 280 SEL 4.5. l~w 112% or b•"I offc. 494-8796 , ·"'"'=·==-::::-=:::::-OWGr eYrO e BMW 9712 PAlD FOR OR NOT. \\'ILL n1Ucnge. Bro\rn. r-.-lieheli11s. Any day 1s tile liEST DAY to !97ZhCOI URIERI, one\ 0 ll'ner, MacArlhur and Jamboree -----~---1 PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL $9!18.i/Orig. 011·ner. 6-11...{).~67. run an ad! Dun't delay ... I•--. 517111 w/s e I. Exce . conr, ne1v 0 _ 1 LEASING ~· Off m 7=t1 Ne1\'Port oo:llC I KENT ALLEN 540-0442 C • 971 < C • 9715 Bill Barry RV CenlerJ tires. $2100. er. ViJ'.T" w u 8.1.1--0555 ' SPECIALIST'S . . a pr1 ;i a pr1 BILL BARRY PONTIAC '73 DATSUN P.U., \Vh\s & \VE .... nr '71 DATSUN 510. 4-Dr, uuto, ~~--------~---~---(7141 5••1000 S I A M t <ICll 12!1!Y. ,.,,. ov.. Scoivicc during lease period AM/1''r..1, steal rad i 11 I 11 , · .;JC!" an a na mags. us · a . ...,. IMPORTl•'.D AUTOS is imnnrran!. Crevier BM\\' "·· o I be 1 rt r:r.., A~l4 · -,,... rna,gs, Stebro !')(1,r,u~t. r ,11:. lsl St, al Santa Ana Fn!e\vay s o er . .,.,.,.tY . BEST PRICES PAIOI i\·as awarded the Br<.1\V 011m. itint co11d. Sl?OO. '71 GOLDEN Nugget trlr. '62 %. T Ford PU. l.l.'/ _lurnbc.,. Dea n Lewi• Imports l'('rvicc A11·ard by ~f()Uman fi.IV, 83G-8738. 32'. Ideal for beach or rack. -Good cond. $650. Call 1£66 Hr.rbor, C.i\t, 646_93(): ri.101ors. \\'f' arc (ko<licated ;;.71o;,D°"A'°'T'°SU"'"N'"1'm"'"'"""1;::00;:c;:-k, I mountain rctrcot. Sclf·Cont. 642-3.'i.'19. 10 give you good scr..-tce on '°";--;==,..-=:-== JUNK C ··• ·' ,. 1 'Ill' c:o--Gold, 4 l""ed, radio & Gas or elect. re.frig, Alr1 '72 OIBVY, disc brakl's, · ars llt.'1:."uCu. rec ow your new 81 · .,._.,, Wl el('ftll. 141JCx1.I 8.1l-U75 cond. Riviera sofa . $(195. PIS, 1ge bed, J:a:n> mi, xlnt away. Cuh lor Ii 11 e, bfoforc you lease any BMW. (Dir. 1 f714) 623-1575 d11ys, (213} cond. S2500. 645-3222 regardless of cond. Call I...arge shipment of '74 BJ\1W's .~==='7.==-::::- 886-8959 aft 7pn1. '6\J CHEVY 1,, T Pickup, 6 714-541-~16R or eves just arrh'M. t.lost models 'TI DATSUN 240Z Dk gm., 213-598-1~1 avallablc for immediate de-auto. AM/F'l\I stereo & 21' TRAVEL Trailer. fully cyl, reblt cng l trans. ----~· ='"°"=-......,. r mags. (174COP) 8.11-1375 ~H contained, rer. elr 5.16-8357. CASH FOR ivc~EVIER BMW IDlrJ oond., awning, ll:lnt cond.l;Pu=1-,.=,,,.~•'°'00g=,::-,-.:ba:-,c-::•-::on Y9,V~70C70AR ~ S SA ~'3171 ,.o13~D~A~T~SU~N~6~10~C~1';-.-,~,,-,,_ $3000 968-8.146 or 646-1047 h k •·ti Id\ 11 .....,.-"'"" \\', 1st t., .. °""'" · · t c trae ... .,., e ems -~=o:-'0o •==-aulo., A.\1/FM, on y 13,000 '68 SHASTA Lo-f1 ite 15~~·. with a low-cost Dally Pilot AUTOS, CASH PAID '71 BAVARl1\ Auto, Iran,,,, miles. (;:.92HQVJ 831-1375 sleeps 4. $1050. Classltied Ad! Call 642-5678 Running or no!. \\"recked RU'. only 22,000 miles & like <Dir .) 962-8476 l'"Lod==ay!="".'.~~~~'."°~ok=·~84=2-~=3126;:~=;~~~~'°"~'='·~1\3:~1-~>l40~~D~I<=. === .~~=~~--,.,,--......,-"i3 2·10Z. Silvl.'r, air, mtig~. '72 PRO\VLER :al', s e J f hlk \'lnyl top. I1nn1aC', und contnlned, >:Int 1.:o n rt, prll'l'rl S.il!'!O. 979-7320 xlras, S2500. 545-00..10. 1974 DATSUN 610 \\'tii;:on, Auto Ser. & Par ts 9400 j fully equlpperl, ~!ill \111d(·r ----------Special Sale HI BACK Bucket Seats For RVs-Vons-Mir. Hms. Custom luxury & quality. Compl. w/ Pedestol. $149.95 (Good onlY thni June 14 1 ONLY AT •• . • • CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS ' , orig ''Prrty, $.11-00:"17 j J(I Sta. \Vitn "69. Reasonable oller. Call 6i':'.,..:J.-1fr.1. '73 DATSUN GtO. Sed. 7.000 n1l., r-.1int cone!.. $3.000 f'irm. &IG-5277 '7J FASTBACK lZQO, Nnvy, 9n1/fm rudio, 4 spd, 18600 ' ml. $1950. 5.16-3521 '70 DATSUN \Vn goo. <.'Ond. New radials. A l r Shocks. SIOOO. 847-0007. '69 DATSUN 200'.l Rdstr., Good condilkm. $950. 673-4542 '71 DATSUN PU. M.000 n1l. Ne'' u~. Sl8'i!t. C<lll 846-8119. 197fl DATSUN 1600 Rootf!!IC'r, j;,.'(J(!IJ n>n11. Rt-dh1I~ & var'ious 1'0veni. 642417. F iat 9l 2S 1 1 '70 FIAT 850 Spyde.r. 30 m11~. 4 a:pd. $800 f'trm. ~-43SJ Sal·S11n. only -""==============---- • D 4 DAILY PILOT Sunday Junt 9, l 'l74 • 765 Volkow.,.. tno Gononl 9901 C•dlHec "IS •73 TOYOTA •73 V lk ATI't-:NTION nlObile hotnr 73 BROUGHAMS 0 swaqen 01· RV O\l"ll('nl! 19&1 ltit'I (2) .f'LEET\\'OOOS CORONA . SUPER BUG T~<V el o l l • P'·•lt"'ollon, ""'\Cl<'Y air oond., l u 11 4 Dr, Auto TrenK, "ir Cond, .a 1........t 1-.. a-•-,~n. -,n\ln, !>-ll't.rll, elc.'c ftV pcmle.r, vinyl top, f u 11 I .., ~ • ...._.,.u; " \\' r.eng kill switch., leftther lnteMor d 113 I V ttyl Top, Y.'hite, (TI6Jl$0). hentt•r, 7,<00 original 1nill'i;. It • ,._ nr h.ltch; ~tJll.I. 2 comlort 11eat. ' tl]t & $2849 ttl4HPA). ~ ddi< ''\'l.11' w/"P ICl-k •te<rin&, <Nil<. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA $2677 -• pgs;-flec~e I, trunlc lock, door ~k\lp, radio, htt, l0ck1, tlel"t!O, etc. Totally 1'1s, no dent.-.clean. equipped. Botli w 11 h 1'11ri1t 111Hij J»l,,)'lflt"!lll~ 1236606) l Sl,900. $400 1·a11h & take over rxtrentely low nt 11 r" g e. taiJ/....,. ... IO 56,000 mllH lll"!P.!--~~~;::"'o '71 TOYOTA C-0.ona Ml<ll 4 -.TOYOTA ""'' s~·\1~!12-~4c'1 n .·ol n (l!fi;!'•SJii( Door l11rw.lflu. Automatic, air ~ "lu~sicl '6-1 & "6.'i Chtl\'l'lllet. -~ t'OtldiUoninl(, I 3 4 4 D N L) l!JGG ~hirbot'. C.i\1. 6-16-9300 B~·s1 ,9rfi.'!'~ ~Tt'l!_ilerhJWn, 317 .... ~ $2199 "TJ V,\V. BEETLE wi1h \\,\\!Ison, !"p. a, Ci\1. 188SI 8tQ(h8hd..6478~~~ HVMTIHGTOM BEA.CM SUNSET FORD l nndnu. ''Ol'angc '' AMC 9905 OPEN SUND1\\' ~40 Garden Grove Blvd. t7r:>Gri.1E ) $24991 '73 EL DORADO \Vestn1lnstcr t7141 6.~10 SUNSET FORD AMC '72 Ambassador LUXURIOUS CABRIOLET .'74 TOYOTA 5440 Garden Gro\'e Blvcl. BRO UC II AM 2. D It , Exquisite Alpine white with \Vt'strn 111ster (71-'ll 636-4010 llARDTOP Mddle vinyl top & saddlt ... MUST SELL! L•1s th•n 28 000 miles full leatffl?r interior. Dual Best Deal 1972 V\V Spr. Blle. y1.,.. .. Gd . 1''1u·1or:i' nir ~nd., powe.r com.fndort .~1ats. }'act~ a~ tires, 30,000 ml. l\1ech. exc . slt't'r., po .... er brnk("S, vinyl ro ·• ~w po\\tt, It t Anywhere! $2095. 6-16-5185 aft. 4:30. 1op, vinyl interior, dual tele11rolropicdooi;t~, cru11 \he,. LEASE OR Buy comfort scats, au10. trans .. conj • r iucks ••• • I '61 V\\'. Sunroof. Close ratio dt: xtra (71l2GXK) All Mod.I.I All rad., htr.. \\'S\V It: x:; s. trans, many l'Xtras. ~'--firberglass, .28 nipg, imper inunaculole. {032ESE) .,_,.,., aPWtltwi& -TOYOTA. eng. over S3500. in\'esL M1t'>I , $2499 .sell quick. Sl.650. 67:r5677 tilt 6pn1. 't).1 V \\' Sqback, Good tunning cond., flt'·blt trans .. OVER 150 NEW 'AND USED CARS I ~ S.TOCK AND RE.t,D\' FDR IMMEDIATE DELIV.ERY All Dol&un· ~" In stock Including 260Zs ll\1l\1f.DIATE DELl'VE!l.Y ' ..... ' .. • • 0 M COT DATSUN -. .. --· ..... -·~'""" ......... . ~-0441 ·-T ' '72 KINGS\VOOI> 10 pe.11senger "-'t\£0n. A I r t.'Or\ltlllonhtg, stereo (277788) ,,.,, SUNSET FORD M40 Ganlen Grove Bl .. -d. \VHtmiruiter (TI41 636-4010 '73 MONTE CARLO Cabriolet ~·/padded Landau Top l \~!166"'-~H~.i~·J~~~'··~C~ .. ~>~l.~~6~1&.~:...=··~,,3:I l'Cll" ball., l'lutch & front brukl's. Recent tunt'-up, Less than 16,000 miles Fac1ory nir conditioning, power steer., po11.·cr brllkes, till "'heel, tnpt>s!ry Interior, auto. trans., i>lel'eo, radial tirl's. Absolute!)' 11ho1\'l'OOlll fresh. t8784001 OPEN SUNDAY PRICED TD SELL OVER 150 !700. °' "'" ouec. """"'' NEW AND USED 19?2 ~per btig, Baj~ CARS IN STOCK packagl', only 16,000 f!H· AND READY FOR ~;~~eek, xlnt co~d $2450. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY All Datsun Models in stock incltiding 260Zs ll\1~1EDIATE DELIVERY -·~ , . ' .. COT CATSUN .....,_ ... """'"' ... ~,, _,_,,.,. ........ . """° °'""'"" """' .. ....... 'G.1 CAMPER. 3,()J) mi 011 eng, Xlnt conct. Extras. Ready for trip. $1350. 6T"a-3524. '74 V.\V. Super Beath:·. Ai\t/FM stereo, n1ag \.\"hls ,t, radials. Take Ovl'r p)-rnts, Call6T~ . "i2 YELLO\\' V\\' bUf:. lnunae. <"Ulld. 1-'ll\' 111i. Ai\llt'i\I radio, rad i a Is. S2150. 6i3-5403. '72 TOYOTA Corona MKIIl1973 V\\' CAi\IPER. pop lop. wagon. Auton1atic. a i r Xlnt l'Onrl. Da.vs: ~4-42'231 conditioning, ( 2 0 4 t• NC) Eves & Sun: 548--6541. Ask $2799 for ~Ir. Shoemakl'r. SUNSET FORD '67 V\V, very clean, Reblt 5440 Gru'Clen Grove Hlvd. e~lne, xJn•t rond. $850. Call \\'es!minster ITI<ll 636-4010 66-6149 ""~"'-~~-~---TOY 0 TA •n CELICA '70 VW Bug. Immac., Xlnt. Less tha n 27 000 miles Yellmv, sunroof, Al\1-Fl\1, Factory 11ir co;1dit ioning, 4 34.ax:I mi., 673-7880 ~peed 1rons.~ radio, heater, "66 VW bug, runs \\l!JI , needs J"ndi:il ti res, i; pa r k Ii n g body 111ork $250. i\1iun1i ~ellO\.\' 11·lth black 499-1614 OPEN SUNDAY '61 CPE. DE VILLE ·;o G RE r.1 LIN . Air ~s than 52,{KX) 1-tiles ~-1• l'Ondllioning, rack, striped. Factory air cond. Full . . . ..-.:~ ' 1 14:l2B~'fL) $1599 power. Vinyl top, f u 11 SUNSET FORD leather Interior. Tilt & 5440 Giui:len Grove Blvd. t c.I e !! co P l c Stec~. \Veslminstcr !714) 636-4010 AM IF ~f r a d 1 o. I ;;;--;~O_P,E~N,,,,~S~UN;--;D~A~Y,-,;-Eil,ceptionally clean & '71 EL CM,'INO With Gem RA~1BLEl't '65, 4 dr, small 6. sharp. (UZI.217), Top & Air "Sharp" tl5003KJ Nrw ban. & brakes. auto PRlcs:n TO SELLI $2799 ~:,:~.,';3.~11;.,.~''1 · ·....-==~f'(\,,~ SUNSET FORD @ ,,...~ 5-140 Garden Grove Bh·d. ~1ml~·:,.~·~;1·,~ J~W ~~rE~~~:~7:§ i;.:~~ RAl.fBLEfu 69 Ami>Li11sador, ----"""';' -• lZ>TaGU") $3:r;l9 ·I Dr, Exet>I. cond. Loaded. OPEN SUNDA~ SUNS£T FORD \'t'l1' cll'an ;~.H-136 CADILLAC 1970 M40 Garden Grove Bl\"d. Buick 9910 CPE. DE VIU..E \\"estn1inster <TI41 636-4010 Factory air conditioning, 19n Cl-IEVY Suburban <% T, ""i2 BUICK Citron !Uc 405 vinyl top, full I ea l her fully equip. Very good cone!. ETFf 4-dr, hrd-lop sedan, interior, full pov.'er, lilt & Xlnt vacation vehicle. $3200. radio, hlr, aut, PIS, tck!scopic steering, stereo, ~ Pl\\lindO\.\S, tilt w h ee I ' door k>ck!. (4358MC) '66 CllEV'ELLE l\falibu SS, S'.!995: Lo1v !\ti\. Newport $2999 Beach Dir. 7141833-9300. auto 396, air, full power, Incl Pl \V, 68,<m family ml. ·Prt.Ply.16'\0.71 ........... 'TI Il\1PALA Landau cpe. "Alr" (472BPNJ $1999 '72 BUICK Riviera. Silver 1\'I hi a ck vinyl r oof , Loaded! l.Jl1\' m 11 ea g e. Private' party. $ 3, 15 0 . PH:6#-69S7. SUNSET FORD '72 SKYLARK CONVERT-QPEN SONDAY 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. "67 \'\V BUS, ne1v paint, rrb!t !BLE ii·rair cond. Xlnt cond. CADILLAC 1972 \\'es!minster (7141 636-4010 trans, xlnt oond, $1225 01 6-i:i-!X'lli:l or &1~3•157. EL odRADO '66 CORVAIR, J spd, Rum vinyl i111erio1·. r:,Jlf'JO) $2799 NABERS CADILLAC ,_ ........ __ . Costo-5•0.t~ OPEN SUNDAY '70 TOYOTA MK II Sedan :\utomatic Transmission. radio. 1502CENI ,o"'~'~'~'~f~fo~'~· ~673""--0'C\21~=="° Cadillac 9915 CONVERTIBLE Factory air ' good. $3.10. ·~ v \\I SQUAHEB.\CK. cond., full leather interior, 5-I0-9919 GOOD CONDITION. $800. ----------full po.,..·er, tilt & telescopic Ch I * 548-5267 * CADILLAC 1973 stttring, door locks, cruise rys er SEDAN OE \'II.LE control. all the xtras & low ----------·~ \'\\", $83.5. ~3010 8-5, Fa!'L air, vlrop, all leather miles. (Ser. No. 430326) ·72 TO\VN & Co u n Ir y 493-n.88 inc ., full pY.T., 1ih & $S7H Chrysler \\'g. 31,000 mi, nJr e\·es & wknds telescopic strg., slt>I'OO, door cond, pl.,..,indy,·os, PlliCat, ·70 V\V BUG, Excellent lock!;, cniise cont., mosl am/fm steroo, in xlnt cond. Condition. $1300. Call after C'very dlx. xtra. (083GX\Vl prv. pty. 644--0'l38. & 6:00 495-5541 $5799 Continent•I 9925 "30 "67 SQUAREBACK, gd cond. • • • OVER 150 NEW AND USED CARS IN STOCK AND READY FOR OVER 150 NEW AND USE D CARS IN STOCK AHO READY FOR '1'1 t'IHEHIHD t.! IJI r It t.1.ul(!ou c()f". Very Sbar1i. l539EMH1 S..'49!1 SUNSET FORD IMMEQIATE .-:_,-CO-:-UG'."A~R;:·:-=,,.,:-:iii== --oEtlVERY IMMEDIATE DEtlVERY All D•t1un Modt ls 1toclC Including ~ Gal'lien Grow H~·d. Weitrolnntr 1114\ ~W •!§ llllNN. only <!.000 t'Ot. in n~w hrkll, i;hQ(•k1, 'full IJU"'·~·r •. 11/c. l cl w n c r, til"'.>-J!f.17 radio, ttt!1tlcr, AIC, Steal All D•tsun Models In Bt•l!ed. Best ol1er O\'er 1tock lncludlng :~ti~kes this .... ·1cenc1. • 2&0ZS '69 A-1EllC. CooJiar. i;'ully equip, Xlnt l'Otlllition. .. $1400. CttU 6-1~. aft 8pm, '69 COUGAR l:il, air, P"''r, "ery clean. 63,<nl ml., ne1v nibbcr. Sl400. 6-12-3(}18 '70 Very good cond, pis, plb, UXKI or best otter. 546-4642 '69 COUGA~ &lJ.1189 260Zs llit?i!EDIA'ri:: o~:LIVEJtV li\ll\Jf.!DIA'f't-; OI-;t,IV!!:H'' COT DATSUN .. . . . ......... ,.~ .. oaf ~""uN _, .. ·--·· """ ...... _, ........... .. ·'•'<>"'' ,,,,.,7 ,., ""lO-~··· . °''" J'l(i;i l'ONTt/l<;-;l"r111 fH.'i>I, •I j ~pJ. 1·r·\·1·111 ''1111•1· Joh. SIOO tH'.!-j!illl I '1\~1 PO~T l 1\l', S !I Ml. 1u· hc•:.t Ofl{'r, :it1:1 .... tlllS~-- '"iO-l'ONTIAC \\'1u.:11n . V8, '13 COUNTRY' SEDAN lod --~,"'7"1,--P=IN=T~O~-nlltonuit h·, illr t'Ont!ltlon!u~. pass wagon . Air roornu·k,llharp.t51SllXU• oondilionlng, 20,171 milcl'l. RUNABOUT SUi99 19024HPVl 13599 SUNSET FORD SUNSET FORD Auton1t1tlc, & like new! M40 Gunh•n Crow Blvd. 5MO Oan1en G.ro\le Blvd. i925Dl..SI · 714 6:~10 Westminster (-714) 636-4010 $1595 \\'e11\m1111itcr { ) -tfl5 '61 FIREBIHI>. $400. 1970 FORD Ra.nchero, 1 fl!' best offi·r. Dodge ----------O\.\'ner, air oond , radio, i\ft. 6, 5:1S-5CW'41 '73 OODGE 300 Surfer Van. I heater, $1550, 5 4 0-7 3 ~ 7, --- 1'1ean Nice. {092'/'6Pl $39!19 ~l-{GTI '117 TEfl1PEST \\'rtJ:, Auto., SUNSET f:ORD '70\= FJ\LCON 4 D 0 a.r . P s, ::26 i'n1:. $tiOO or ofll'r, 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. A 1 11 .. Sh . . ~1-12.77.'--------\\'cslmUater t714l 636-4010 u ?ma e. a r 11 '71 PINTO Cou1ic. 4 !:iilft'tl, --- (336880) $1799 \1hih" dero1· i,: r o u Jl . 1 Thund•rbird 9970 '70 DODGE Swinger. 6 cy•l. SUNSET FORD t!192BQSI I 18,000 nti. Like ne11•. See to _:>-140 Garden C1t1\•c Bl,·11. SUNSET FORD . T-BIRD '73 LANDAU ~~i~! ZJ70 Orange, C~I. \\eslntlnsler (71-11 636-4010 .>i•IO Gtu'(ll'n Gt'Ov(' BJ\"d. 1 Lli\udou~ hanltop •"II•', 'iO LTD \\'agon, lo n1ileage, \\'e1111uinslf'l' 111•1) 636-KllO F11e1n1 y u1r l"(tnd .. r• · ·n DODGE " Den1on coupe. ale, pis, p/dlse bl'ks, lug .73 ,PINTO S<i~ill"l' \\"ag. Lo. I ~h·~ru1~, 11-tlbc IJ r:1 k 1• :<, , A1.,"'icx''".~Ytilc,l~ght lime. rack, new tires, $1850, rnl., xlnt ttind. J\olU!it lil~ 111 vt11yl !of!. vln)'I inh•rior, 8/U'"' 842-8001 • nppr. 4 l'lpd U·ID\S, llU(IC'r du;1I t"(1n1f1wl l>t'at~. Tiii SUNSET FORD n lire~ .... :ic"". 67,.._,.._,17 alt G ll'h(•t•I, s1t ·rro, 11.ll tilt· i.lc.:lu1>.c.: 5440 Ganten Gro\lt' Blvd. , FORD Ranch \Vagon. +<>uvv ..... ...., c:xlncs. i7·12GW\VJ Westmini;ter (TI4) 636-4010 {008EAH) $1699 . i11kdnys. $4899 SUNSET FORD '71 PINTO Ru ntt bout . Ford ~ 5440 Garden· Grove Blvd. Yello"'" 4 speed, radio, air. •f81: l'.&m~l l' ,, ,. \\'estminster (714) 6..16-4010 {U9DID) 831·1375 (Dir). -~ -~~ ·~,,:;;oajl'~~·:.,.:.· '12. Ford LTD, 4 dr, xlnt '72 PINTO. Bro11•11, auto., 2ff0 ....... ..... tom paint, wh1' 00\.'f!ft. ,rond. Auto trans, air, pwr radio wlstereo ta pl', · ... "°""' . N.:?w steel belts. JJ,IXXJ str. Original owner .. $1900. {106ETBl 831-1375 (D!r."1 n1l\e~ J\.fint cond. $2595, 673-496I ' '73 PINTO. 4 spd, 25 Ml>G, 644-8429 days, Gr>-4362_.~v~s l~ LTD. all pwr & air., 1.lak<-offl'I"! ·n PINTQ Coupe. 4 ~. eel oond, one owner. 1·•193-9\SS 1nags, blue. (657GRQl $991J $l700, &i6-l300/!l63-000l l\IOVli\G : 'll J<"ORD PINT() SUNSET FORD Mercury 9950 WAGON Air: Near n1•w 1 5440 Gnrden Grove Blvd. clolhc's Size 11 5$6-:«>96 n.n1 . \\"estn1instrr (7141 636-4010 '74 liIERC. 11.tontl'!,<O li!K Plymouth 9960 '73 TORI.NO \\'agon. Air, villager \Vagon. 2,185 111i. l-~-------- Rack, 18,cro mi. c168HPP> (092~~1srr99 FORD ATLAS ~l.fNSET F()RD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. \Vestminster (TI41 636-4010 Chrysler/Plymouth 5440 GIU'den Groye Blvd. \\'estmmer <n4> 636--4010 '72 GALAXIE .4Dr. 11.T. Landau. -Med.JIM • Sbal9t t 495E\YVl S2699 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. \\'estminstcr (i14) 63G-4010 ·n COUNTRY S Q'U IRE \\'agon. "Air" ll55ELJ.l "s2 Open Daily & Sun. 'til JO PM Mu1t•ng 2929 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 'lll''>IUSTANG. vs; aoh>. 546°1934 p/s. dlse brks. Ford Exec's .• =-,===~~~c-,-1 ov.'l'ler. Befit offer over '72 DUSTER 6 '·ylinder. $1000 firm. -968-6360. tutomatir, air t'Ottditioning. '67 MUSTANG, Excel. uond., new auto trans. PS, :cm111\ f612EORI $2499 SUNSET FORD V-8, alr-rond. Best orf~1·. f>.l·IO Garrlen CNJ1'1' Blvt!. OPEN SUNDAY ·72 T·RIHJ) I.an,Jau C'pe. ~:n11•r11 ld fh'c l,i 1· C' e n. 1(1.1GJ.::\1Z) S~7!19 SUNSET FORD ;,14() Ct•rft,.11 \.n1\"t' Blv•I. \\'<'~Tn1in..:11•r 1 7141 s:1&-oV11n ---"1'1 T-H!RD. l'llint l'Onc.l .• hJw n1i.. A:'>llFi\I Sl{'rt'O lllJIC. full p11T, Landau lop, llht' lnL !\heh. X r:ulinls. dlsc brks, $3, 750. 552-8478 1~4 T-BIRO, lll'ed& pninl, run~ wxxl. A.skin~ $200. Cllll 536-2'287 of! 5 pm. '63 T -BIR.D, good transportntlon. S250. !!6:?· 7:177 "6i 1 J)(){IR, nl'\1' !)rakes. nr-11· 1 r:u1s, priCf' $~ri0. Cn!I 5 ~~-1712. Vega 9974 12499 SUNSET FORD 5-WO Garden Gro\·e Blvd. \\'cslminster ITI4) 636-4010 '73 COUNTRY SEDAN 10 pass . wagon. Air conditioning, 18,008 miles. (OlntPV) $3599 67"3-6743 \\'rstn1in~trr 17141 6.'ll)....\010 1966 FORD i\IUSTANG 4 spd, ·72 P~.Y:\10l1Tll Sitr~u.ff;-. I -.7-,-,-.. -,-,;-,\_(_;.-,.-,-,,-., -,-\.,-,,-.. -. -11-, I 2S9 \'-8, a/c, xlnl l'Olld, new Srn. \\a,r;. P/S. Ptl10o't.'_I' •!1~t.· 1 eqpd. SI,79.l. Eve~: ·' p_aint, make ofr, 89:1-8752 hrukes. _pow~1r 1-en1· 1\·11111011·. fii:~·:f.ilS SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Gmve Blvd. \Vestmlnster (714) ti:: 4UIO '72 FORD Gran Torino Sta. '&I litUSTANG C T Fact. 1ur. N~1\' <1u1u. !r11 n:<. 1 00. . $1200 onv. op Bl'auliful t•ar. Asking Sl9;,(). ·74 VE(;A , 11nI chha1· k , co itk>n. 646-J4l5 !J6S..-1971 aft. 4Pfll ;un1fn1. -~ liJl!~. !\lust hl'IL • '&I PLYMOUTH f'ury Jll.<1 1 9fi::-4.ll'.!6 aft;, 72 1.IUSTANG Madi 1. xlnl dr sedan. Au!o, brand be10o" '72 HATCllBACK, A IC , cond. l\tany extras. Pvt. ply paint. Good ruhhcr, l'ng, A~l/F_.,1 , 4 spd, radial tim;, 536--0785. Aft 5, 536-3706 radio, baltery, 57,000 mi, xlnl roncl. S15!19. 813-0700 '65 J\.lliSTANG, aean, new r,1&-<i493. 1.IUST SE:l..L! '72 GT, fully RIH, new battery, gd tires. ·~,CADllAC rOPEJ.J SUNDAY & lug rck. $700. 551-az93 • .... Continental '71 Sed•n \\'gn. Pis, p/b, air, orig. $1495 tires, AIC, VIS , Arr. ·n DUSTER 3·spd 6-cyl equip, y,•lair (."Ond. Xlnl '19(0) ml. flSO. &17..fi600 geta 2-1 mpg., very c\(!an'. eond. ;,.36-154.'i '66 \'W Squareback,. x In t 2IG!O ...... , 1960 CONVERTIBLE .. Sl95. cond, Reblt eng, very MM:!.,__ . Re&ey to ·tra.,-el. 20141 Har. clean 613-1287 or 613-16.11 -· OPEN SUNDAY bor..Isl Ln.. Hunt Bch...-: '66 V\V BUG. XL NT '1"97;,0.--.S"'E"D--'"'-Ei'7V,,,_,.=~l '67 Coupe DeVille. all", ·71 TOYOTA Corolla wagon. COND lTION . 18 23 _ · D ILl.-...~ Al\l/FM radio, Gd con!d & Air eon<lilioning, roof rack. PRTVATE PARTY. 64-'1-fiOO Le~s than 33,000 miles -"lites. $795. 546--8849 t 368DLI 1 $1999 Beautiful l'Olonial )" e I I O 't C 9917 SUNSET FORD ·n SUPER Bug. \\'ith hlack \'inyl top, blac• •m•ro _ :*lo Gai·rlr-n Grove Blvil. gOO<I condition $1300. l£'a!hrr int£'rior, factory air •68 CA."d"ARO 327 auto, lo \\"l'Stntins1er i7t·ll 636-4010 .=~""C~•~U~96().=~"='~'·~-~ l'ond .. !011 po~·;r. tilt & n1ileage, p/11, p/b, a/c, xlnt ,72 TOYOTA "6.'l V.\V, new pa.int. uuto, 1clesrop1c· ~1ee1.1:., stereo, oond, pvt pty $ l l OO Good condition. $WO, Call !11'lor locks. All rhr-xlras & 5-18-4l22 ' ' CORONA CPE 646-\?.02/548-4023 SUp!'l'b! (Ser. 227645) h I 9920 AutO Trans, Light Blue, • ·71 ~ BU!I w/factory air, lo C evro et miles, (316ESEI. Lo ~~~2 like new. $3150. 1968 CHEV. WAG., 9 pan. """'""......, AJC. Ptrftct cond. S79S. $23.9 '69 VW Bug. Blu<, 4 •po<'d. Call - a.ir (315CRP) 831-1375 '69 SUBURBAN, PIS, PIB, BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 e~Qch Sl•d., 841-8 55~ HUNTINGTON BEACH !Dir.) OPEN SUNDAY Turbo, Radio, A/C, OXK1 1 66 BUS, Runs Good '7 3 EL . D 0 RAD 0 mi., Clean, 642--0-tS. $650 or bst ofr. 842-·~ \VI EXT P. AS! ~111\j"T (.1..J\SSlC '54 Oievy Wagon. '69 V\V Flilitba.ck. ExCf'IJent CO~DITIO:\'! $6900. Call Great shape. All orig, $000 8.3-1-::&W or best offer. 6#-0356. 'i 3 TOYOTA Corolla Cpe. 5 Party. Call 979-6434. ·73 Ci\D .. I dt". Gold, \•inyl Autos New L11s th•n 24,000 miles owner. 552-8624. Factory air cond., ( u 11 ·n LTD WaiQD, 10 pus., air, po....·er, vinyt top, tilt \\•heel, PIS. raek ·radial tirat. stereo n1ultiplex, door locks. Clean. Sl!J50. $2-7120. lull leather interior, radial '·73~~co=u7r;;=R7Y~~S~E=o-A~~ tires, all the xtra1 Ii w 10 • \ ...... paa. ·-' Impeccable! (8612301 coridltlonlllll; 17,T;>S ·miles. (345HSKJ S3599 SUNSET !'ORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. C>tdtmobHe · 9955 14,500 miles. Only drivl'n by ·74 Veg11. full ~·arranly Save · y,•ifo to ~'Ork. $2195. Pri\·ate S400. 6,000 ml. S2625. OS&Je~E parly. 5;",1-5151. I 499-::1636 GML C 1'1tUBCLKS "69 PLYi\IOUTif \'IP 1~zns . . . ''1"''11"'1 Ad. 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Autos, New 9800 Autos, New \restminsler {1141 63&-4010 Costa Mesa 54.0-9640 •••••••••••••••••••II '66 CUSTOl\f 390. Gd tires. '06'l~o=w==s~c~,-,-ve-rt717bl~,-. -.,-.,.,-. OPEN SUNDAY '71 CONTINENTAL 4Dr. L andau . ''Load ed'' (478DBA) $3499 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grotte Blvd. Westminster (714) 63&-4010 MARK IV, 1972 Turquoise wired lthr, immac,, 22,CMX> mi, pvt ply, 556-1240, ~5919 $350. wlwhite top' \\'/\V, xlnt 546-8849 cond. S;.'fiO. &12-1583 '64 FALCON Sta. Wgn., re bit eng., runa good. $ 2 5 0 • 644-;;0410 '64 FORD 9 pa$. Wagon :ruUy equipped SZ15. or best offer 960-262'2 '60 FORD Falcon 2 dr wgn, auto, $200. &16-2002 Pinto "S7 BUY LOW MILEAGE NI CE CARS! '72 PINT() RUNABOUT. Green 4 ~Pff'd. air.l l-;:;-;-:;:-~~~~-'"-~~~~~-~~~-1 (530GIL) 831-1375 !Dir.) '74 Camoro '73 3 DR Runabout wlauto 8llOO -· V•ny1 root "'" Co<lll . PS PB Auco trans & fae air, new tires T,..,. <•~1J1.U/ l\tust sell, 836-306.1 '73Moof•C- CLASS SELLS -6-12-56711 AutM, New 9800 Autos, ~w 9800 AutOs, New 9800 2!o.ooo ,,,,lfi. ""'Y' "°"'· PS P8 ["« S.o!i. Elec w,-_ "" Cond lluto Tr-. V-41, Iott WOW 1960GVG! $3899 I condition. $1395. Private .~peed. Likr ne11'. (4019781 .70 \;"\\"Bug n>buill engine & rup, l!hr int, run l""'t" 13.000 - ' . S269!1 '' . , 831 ~•o DI n1i., Rf'~l nfler. Prlv. Pty. '••••••••lill••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I I SUNSET FORD . ra nice. -L..,...,, r . 67::-:!33.~ .I :H40 Garden Grove Blvd. '71 \f\\' Deltt'Cl' Bit~. !l:Unroof .7,-,~c7~~~,7,,~V~i\71<-.~,,=.ooo~-,~,1. '7~Chovyl"'P"la t.n""" Ci>e. ~3.000 -y,ny1 >001 .c.~ U>M PS. 1'8 A.no 1t1'"'-Y~ 11•\l(ilHI $3199 l\\"estm\nsler 17141 6:i.6-4010 ,i:,~ super~ S3l-20-l0 Dir. . I ('le~n'.'' \"rltow blck lop. LEASE J\ BRAl'<D NE\\' ,74 J!l,~ V\\'. Xlnt cond. i\~1\' J.lhr. 2 nu tires. $1200. Pi1 TOYOTA 1200 Corolla Sedan paint ~ ply. 963-3010. (or only $61.26 p~r n10. 36 96S·59'2l ;\<I. C:tll 642-5678. 1nos. oµen end lease. Volvo 9772 Autos, New BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1 8881 8~Q(.h81Yd. 8478S~S HUMTIMGTOH BE ACM '74 TOYOTA Corona •IDr. Yr1!01v Gold. Only :i,827 nil. 121\KJ\01 $2899 SUNSET FORD '74 VOLVO Best Deal ' Anywhere! LEASE DR BUY OVERSEAS DELIVP.lt".' SPECIALISTS .&Peu. LfAIJi& , W VOLVO :.140 Gar<lcn Grove Rlvd. \\'.,~1mins1rr (71·11 6J&....101 0 1971 Corolla 1600 dl'IUXl' 2 dr, H"n1i ent:ine. lll'W radial lires, A)l-t-:\1, JJl.arp &-snapp). Sl~25. 5..iG-4842 or 1966 flarhor, C.l\L 616·ff ll"l1 5"1~"22 73 VOLVO '69 TOYOTA mo. Radials 1800ES Good condilion. 30mpg, S600. 4 ~..1 . • ... 1 499-2300 eve., (2J.3l 39()..3461 Ill'=" ~'lth overdrive, A;; I ext. 58'l dilys. F?.1 stereo, only 18,210 mi.Jes ,69 TOYOTA Corona. Good & garage kept condition. condition. $1000. Original 0\1/flf!r. Call 675-8197 NEWPORT IMPORTS '73 TOYUfA Coroll!t Sto. \Vag. Luggage rack. 18,000 nii. $2600 494-8339 ""''-"""'='7"='=--~~I 3100 W. Coa~t Hwy., N.8. "67 CORONA. Completely 642-9405 I rebuil1 poy,·er tr11ln. ' ---------- Coll •fl 60 :~. '9>.i?J>1 '70 VOLVO "71 TOYOTA , l\lnrk U. !Hilo, 4 DOOR Alr-<'OrKI. ~xeel, co ti d . !"J!!.l-{f!09 ' ' Au 1o mAIi1• lr1111.~mis.~i1111, 1009 TOYOTA CORONA 4 ra<lio. heftte.r. (i ltiC>i.'\'1 door. 11100. Call &43-1"'4 $1777 after 5P~I sport 1..'CM.1pe. Gd rond. Prlv ~W pt1.rty. $725. 493-0797. '68 TOYOTA 2 d•. Coro11• -~t4Jl L•i.:i , . " I 9800 --------1 *SPECIALS* Of the Week '66 PLYM. ."11'00 1 $499 '69 PLYMOUTH V ~ "u•o. lr'1n\. Po .. e1 s ....... '"'I· Aw C<><>?. ~'11) $799 1973 AUDI /,~IQ. I POii\., "" Cord (9"2·HMAJ $5699 '6' CHlVY IMrALA CPI. VS. 11 .,1ri. lion\,. ~·e<" "'l· 1'156"~). $899 Po wet '61 CHEVY STATION WA.GOH • ;; >111" f,an1 ~···••.n 1 !~ ,,.,! $799 '61 G>RIB+lllAR W/t~ COIN!'!~ 6 .<yl. ~o. TrtJll\. !OKM~ti $899 ' ·• • • 1 Johnson and Son "DOUBLE-PLAY'' Offer! FREE • • • • • • Air Conditioning . ·oR • • 2 .. • Automatic Transmission ·and FM-AM Radio with every new CAPRI purchased • H~-. .... ol th.• I Jf'"w Car ""Gol"11•n Touch"" • Good. for this weekend only • WIDE SELECTION Hr.t'T' .. "i ,i.,,. I J.,.., ( "l• G')1-1"1 ... r }'•:'• · • ' . • '72 Mo•a CJ>eYll 11 c;,.. AulO T•-. Y.fl l-11 PS ""'VI ROQf "" Coll<!. ""'° Tr-. ~8.000 ,,.,,.. (!;et •30'31 '72 Mollbto 9 Poss WO'JOft ..... C1ind. Rae:•, PS. PB. A.ilo r ....... 311.000 ""*" llotrKE! '72 Chovv Kingowood IP ... WIQQ!I. ~7.000 ......,, ""Corot!. A" f>S. PS. A.Ill<> t r1ftJ. Y-41. Net ( 1 !llEXXI '72 KiRCJSW , I P•u W890" ... MlfM $1ert!D. [le(. """"°"'· ~-t•" -1. "'ueo r ...... v.e, -,,. .... IM!lf81': '72 Monte Cerio l'l.000 ''""'' V.fl. "'"'o lt...._ "'" CoNI PS PB S.-l&19El"'I '72Chnv""""'o 4 o., Vo..,i Rool. A., &,.;.i_ PS, "8. 22.000-. V.fl. "'*> Tr1,.. (MOE°"" '71 MoofoC- tt.oao "'''"' V.fl. """° r..._ "-~Cord. PS, "8. Bu;!wb, ~ 1082Cl'HI '73 Nrd G""' Torino W~ 13.000 "''!Is. M Ccird. PS, Ami RICI<. V.fl ll31'GMJ) '72 Ford Maverick c ... &tyi. ihCil. ,..,<Q. 14 ooo ,,..~ l~lo:f) '72 Ford Mud-Cpo, Alt Co...i Von,1 Rool 1•:;. V-tJ. "'"""' ,,,.,, '"~ 29000"1•111• llll()fFYI '72 Nrd LTD s.p.;,. 10 PHS W~11<m Xll)Cl(I ....,_ "-"'" 11~'" I "or! W·-"'"Co...i PS Pe ' 119131N• '70 Dal-240I 's.&. "'°'°· M..:.. llllllEOUl $3199 $3199 $3299 $3199 53599 . $3299 . $3299 $3299 -·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF JUNE 9 ·JUNE 15 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 9, 1974 SERVICE DIRECTORY Authorized Sales -Service -Satisfaction AMERICAN MOTORS FORD Friendly AMC/Jeep Dunton Ford = 1969 Harbor Blv4 .. Costa Mesa 2240 So. Main St .. Santo Ano -= 645-7770 546-7070 W d S L I Theodore Robins Ford or . ee, nc. _,, 1234 S. Main St.. Santo Ano 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meso :;, 547-5826 -642-0010 • = Roy Carver Inc. University Oldsmobile 234 E. 17th St., Cosio Mesa 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-4444 540-9640 Crevier Motors 208 W . I st St., Santo Ano 835-3171 = LINCOLN· MERCURY = Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury Soddlebock Volley Imports = 16800 Beach Blvd .. 28402 Morguente Parkway = Huntington Beach ( -Mlision Viejo 495-4949 842 8844 Santa Ana Uncoln-Me<Cury Nabers Cadillac 1301 No Tustin, Santo Ano ~ · 2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa = 547-0511 == == == = == -= 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~:~~I ~~~bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546_ 1200 OLDSMOBILE Dot Datsun University Oldsmobile 18835 Beach Blvd .. 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa Huntington Beach 842-7781 540-9640 == == PONTIAC Dove Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa -546-8017 s; == == == 5 PORSCHE · AUDI Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4444 TOYOTA ==Deon Lewis Imports = = = = == 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN Chick. Iverson Volkswagen 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach • 673-0900 VOLVO Deon Lewis Imports - 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 = = - ;:;;; ~ = ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ == - ~ -- == TV' !PORT! H/OH/10/IT! SUNDAY, JUNE 9 lO:OOAM <9 CI» CBS Tennis Classic 10!30 A_!!lel Baseball Angels vs. Detroit Tigers. 11:30 (Qt) Cf)) CBS Tennis Cl11slc 12:00 Golf ~mplonshlp 12:30 CBS Sports Spectacular 1:00 CBS Tennis Classic <9 Cl)) O..ert Inn Golf Classic 1:30 Prep Sports World Statewide CIF Track & Field Champion· ships. 3:00 ) CBS Sports Spectacular 2:00 l i lndlanapolls "500" Highlights 3:30 World Invitational Tennis Women's Doubles. MONDAY, JUNE 10 6:00PM !Major League Baseball Teams to be announced. 8:00 I . Ci) Monday Night Baseball Teams to be announced . The Best of World Team Tennis 8:30 Greatest Sports legends TUESDAY, JUNE 11 S:OOPM D Angel Baseball Angels vs. New York Yankees. THURSDAY, JUNE 13 8:00PM Cl) Boxing From the Olympic 10:00 O Qj The Victor Awards Awards honoring international ath· let es. FRIDAY, JUNE 14 10:30PM fJ (ft) @ U.S. Open Golf Highlights SATURDAY, JUNE 15 ll:OOAM O (il Ci)@) Ma)or League Baseball nounced. 12:30 Greatest Sports legends 1:00 NFL Championship Games 1:30 ~CI) U.S. Open Golf 3:30 Greatest Sports Legends 4:00 (~~) CBS Golf Championship 5:00 (ft) I ABC's Wide World of Sports 6:30 6 NFL hampionshlp Games 7:30 6 Boxing From the Olympic (your age) Does the man 1n your hie still respond? Can you compete with other women? Are you happy with your lifestyle? Put age & experience on your side! Actually, hfe can begin for you at a JRP school when you decide to make a change for the better. Do it now. Call or come in for a free personal analysis. For That Noticeable Difference . . Teams to be an· John Robert Fbwers Nation's Oldest & largest School For Finishing & Modeling ORANGE -3 Town & Country -547-8m THE OAIL'I' PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 9. 1974 tr • PERSONALIZED ·srYUSH •EASY TO USE • • • 1000 Beautiful Stick-on Labels • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mrs. John Doe 123 Main Street Anytown, Anystete 1234'5 Label s Do Not Have A Printed Border. Styl ish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper, r---------------------, Fill in this coupon. clip and mail with $1 .2S to: Pilot Printing Label Div., Post Off ice Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92626 ..... •...... •• Sure to llM your Zip Co4e ___ , 411.111001•111---- ~--- I \ 1 . .J Page 3 ' 'A CUL1ll~AL EXCHANGE I Tbe ant aallural eicbange between the People's lepubUc or CbJna 1od the Ualled States brou1ht tbe e1dtlag 8beayan1 Acrobllk Troupe to Amertca, and Aac airs u encore presentation or the troupe's stautno display or lkUI Ill acroblUcs IDd contartng ldl, Tbunclay at IPM. Tbe spedal wu gped at the John r. Kennedy Center for the Perf•rmlatl Arts dartaf IM SllHY•G Trollpe's 1173 Amertcu tom. Rather tllu dlsplay1Dg tust feats or sktU ud strenflb, tbe troupe weans Its taints tnto skits. AD example ts tbe "Uon Dance," an old Chinese folk tale la wbJcb eacb Uon (played by two mea la elaborate cost••est performs vartou actions ID a way that vMdly demonstrates tbe daring, deft and playful character or tbe aatmal. Tbe Sllenyang Troupe cooasts or 77 men and women who begin their apprenUcelblp between tbe ages or all and atne and often remata wllll tbe troupe u teldlen or maaagen after lhetr retirement 11 actl~e performen. • THE DAILY PILOT TV WffK, JUNE 9. 191• REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS M 0 RN IN(, Denni1 the Menue Features Wortd Busineu Ntwt 11:00 (Qj 00> I Younf &. Restless 1:00 I Ci) 5'11111tr S•tHsttr Qj @ i m Jackpot • lhlowfeda• Movies: See Daytime Movie$. Univtralty of the Air Everf!!liq Goes 6:30 Dr. Irene Kau41r1a (i1'.l CI) W Tht C:lrl in MJ life; Not for Women Only One Lift to Live Wed. Dlybrt1k O ! lhCIAL I In Seard! of Rulity Law for the 70'a "The Black American" Fri. 7:00 Gamer Ted Am1stron1 Gomer Pyle Bullwinkle Gold l Silver Report Educatlon1I Features I News (~ ) OJ (j) News Electric Co_!!!pany --~~.;;....--------,111:30 (~ @ ) (.f) Seuch for Tomor· SPECIAL NOTICE row Wtdntsdt(s pro1rammin1 may be 0 !)_j ~ (l9) m Celebrity SWeep. preempted for House Judiciary Com· st1kes mlttet Hearln1s. I @Cl) al $10,000 Py11mld let's Rip • ~ (t) Q.g) m Today Show Petticoat Junction cartoons World Business News Michael Jackson Show Mister Roaers' Neicflborhood Davey I Golltth New ho Revue Stock Exchan1e : Mister Ro11rs' Nelahbortlood 7:30 6 Lassie R1lph Story's AM Tennessee Tuxedo lufl &. His Buddies Skip I Wooter Wllfld luslness News : Sesame street 1:00 <tii Ci)) Captlln K1n11roo Dennis the Men1et Sunup Mel Knoepp Romper Room The Flintstones AfTfRNOON lZ:OO I~~~~ on A M1tdl 1 Ci) W Password 6 suw Biqo 8 O &) News • featu res; Glori• Grey's Pet H•· ven Fri n Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ GetSm1rt Uncle Waldo Help Us to Rud i Fe1tures CIH Not for Women Only Tues .. 12:30 (~ @ ) 00 As the W or Id Thurs. Bozo's B11Top 8:30 Ouie & H11riet Jeck L1 Linne Yoci & Friend' m .cartoons Mann1 : Y~• for Heelth 9:00 (~ ) Ci) The Joker's Wild 3 Et) Stsa me street ~ Ci) @) m Din1h's Pl•et The Gallery The Flyf n1 Nun Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ f11tur.s I Lon Lucy C:umby; C:entle Ben Fri. Ntw Zoo Revue I (I)) Gambit oo ~ m Jeop11dy Movie: See Daytime Movies flther Knows Best News Hue I F-£ Kids Public Aff1in 10:00 ( ) Now Yo u See It 31 m features i (lJ 00 O m Wl1ard of Odds Hue I The Momin1 Show M f1vorite M1rti1n 3 The AM Alf1lr €E Stock Exch1n1e ~ 700 Club I Educ1tlon1I Proer1ms News/Panoram1 det Ville 10:20 (J) loe 81r1tt1 Health Show 10:30 (~ (i)) (i) love of life ~ 6 Om Hollywood Squires (6) M1y'berry RfD 0 (3l al Br1dJ Bunch Tur ns O fi1@tmi mD1ys of Our Lives I Truth or Consequences @ CV m Split Second futures Di11in1 for Ooll11s Underdo1 . 1:00 I<®~')({) The Guidin& lleht · ~ 6 @) m The Doctors 6 A_ll11tt n1 You Can Do @ @ al All My Children • Mike Room for D1ddy Movie: See Daytime Movies. I Eduution1l Pro1r1ms 1:30 (~ 00> (j) Edte of Ni&ht Q) @ ®J m Another World Mike Douflas Show @@ al Let's Mike A Deal; Attemoon Playbruk Wed. "The 0th· er Woman" (R) A small town libra r ian, well on her way to spinster- hood. finds that she is pregnant. When the father is embarrnsed to admit paternity, she decides to keep the child anyway. Katherine Hel· mond. Pat O'Brien. Beverlee Mc Kensey and Joel Fabiani star. 0 Candid Camer1 m C1lloping Gourmet 2:00 I) Ceif ®> (}J New Price Is Ri~t 0 ~ @@) m How to Survive A M1m1ge B Broken Arrow @ (}) al Newlywed C1me E>.· ceot Wed. B m Movie: See Daytime Movies m Features 2:30 I) (f:W (8)) (i) Mitch C1me '7' 0 ~ @@) m Somerwt 0News 0 CrlJ (])al One Life to Live Ex· ~I Wed. W ltn Hunter Interviews/Futures fil) Yoa1 for Hellth 3:00 (taj ) Tatttettles Truth or Conaequences Twili(ht Zone Po lJ! cartoons W a> General Hospilll Movie: See Daytime Movies. thers·ln·law (i) Movie: See Daytime Movies. ~ Add1ms hmlly : DIJ 1t Nifht · lk1m1 • Tmel th• World 3:30 (I) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mike Dou1las Show One Step Beyond 6 ~rmtn (11) (I) Movie: See Daytime Movies. ! Qi Green Acres Dick TllCJ @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. Wed. only. : f11tures ( (j)) Cartoons • Ste Ult USA Wild Wild West ':00 The Rifle11t1n Luve It to 811ver Flipper The flying Nun Get Sm1rt Sp1nlsh Lan1u.1e Show Btverfy Hlllblllles ffi Sesame Street I Sube Pel1yo Feature Movie fella the Cat 4:30 I father Knows Best 6 C:illlaan's !Mind • F Tro.>p l ugs & His Buddies NannJ & the Proleuor ®_ I love Lucy (Q! ) Movie: See Daytime Mov •es l ~~~~doe 5:00 0 ®) Nein The Bi& V1lley; An&el Bueball Tues. Angels vs. New York Yankees 11 Love Lucy m I Dream of Jeennle Leave It to Beaver The Flintstones; Children's Spe. e11I "The Emperor's New Clothes" Wed. 1 00 Green Acres Simplemente Ma ri1 Wild Wild West : Mister Rogers' Nel&hborhood · Dr1m1 · • Hul(ie Boy Entert1lnment Kimba 5:30 @@ ~@ News 3 Travel Films 6 Courtship of Eddie's flther I ~~~~~.; H~::s C:illi11n's Island Electric Comp1n1 Three Stoo1es 5:59 Supermtrht-Top Ten ''THI SMALL CAR EXPERTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS nHONALIIID UASING -All MAKES & MODELS j llllE SEUC110N Of USED CDS 842-7781 540-0442 S e,.uing _A.ff Beac/, Li/iej 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. ii ·hwor m HUNTINGTON BEACH Page 5 1-~ SUNDAY ; Hour of Power Home Buyers' Culdt !Cid Powtr ~ lV I loob at l11rnln1 Herald ol Truth JUNE 9 Sin Ditto Happtnln~ m elebrity Parade for MORNINr. * Cerebral Palsy Ch. 11 6•00 Christopher ~se-Up I C.rebral Palsy Telethon m. "C l b .t P d ,. f Ci)) C1mer1 Three e e ri y ar a e or E.sU Es 11 Vida * Cerebral Palsy Ch. 11 10:30 1J (Qj @ > rue the N1t1on m Cerebral P11$y Telethon Conlin· 0 Reliaious $t*11I "lhe People ues through 6PM. Dennis James and Problem" Jack Smith host, and guests will in· U Anael 811eull Angels vs. De· elude Paul Anka, Cleavon l ittle, troll Tigers. Tony Bennett, Susan Seaforth, Bill I@ Cil m Thi Osmonds Hayes. Rhonda fleming, Wayne • This Is Your Bible Newton. Shani Wallace, Elena Ver· American Ptiplcal fltntu dugo and Meredith MacRae. Cerebt1I Pelsy Telethon Cont'd 6:45 (!) Christopher Close -Up to 6:30PM. 7:00 tJ BaileJ's Comets I Tony & SUlfn Alimo Cl) Movie: "Showdown at Boot Hill" ~ lnslaht (wes) 'SS-Charles Bronson. Mideast Analysb ~ Rn Humbard · P1ntJll1 DomlnlAI Parent/Youth forum 11:00 Ne~m•~.ers . . America & Ametiuns 6 Movie: Whl'Ptflnl Sft\ith ~ .. @ This Is the lift ScoUand Yard" (mys) '52 -Richard Wmen Roberts Carlson. 7:30 Amazin1 Ctlan 0 GP CV m H.R. PutnsM • Tht Christophel'I Ci) H•Jh Cheparrel Cll1pl1in of Bourbon Street lfarttl for T.ode.y Billy J. Harals Name O! tht Game Vision on Churih 1n the Home ct) Rex Humbard @ N1me. of the Gemc ) Ci)) Town Hill Meetlne First B1ptist Church Dusty's Treehouu ( :!! (!)) Bailey's Comets Thia Is Ult Lile 11:30 11 (f.ttl (j)) CBS Tennis Clml~ Rn Humbard 0 ~atre of the stars ''Dead It Is Written Wro~ e lamp Unto My Feet 8 1 ~ ffi .~•k 1sh. ., • Dr. Carl Pike Religion. ~·· (C) Otvll She Pirates ~Oki Time Gospel Hour (adv) 64-Chnstopher le . m ' Celebrity Parade" for * Cerebral Palsy Ch. 11 AFTERNOON m Carebral Palsy Telethon Conlin· ues to 6:30PM, 12:00 00 film Feature "Ricardo Montal· Revival fires. ban's South America" ( ~) Go'Pel Sinein1 Jubilee ~isi9n On 8: 15 S1crld Heart. Golf Championship 8:30 look Up & Live m ' lebrity Parade'' for · The jetsons 6 Today's Health * Cerebral Palsy Ch. 11 Campus Profile Cerebr1I P1lsy Telethon • Meetl~t Time 1t Calv1ry. Your Government Today &l KATHRYN KUHLMAN Sunday Celebretion * (IN COLOR) 12:30 ~~ati~rts Spectacular I!) Q.1@ Kathryn Kuhlman 3 Her1ld of Truth ffi It Is Written · I sgc11l ! The Consemtlon of 9:00 Camera Three ~ Bish Coverage of the install•· !'"o house Club tion of Rev. Or. Robert Munro Wol· • ! . terstorff as the first bishop of the (Qj (j)) Dey of Discovery new Episcopal Diocese of San Diego. Real Estate O~n House @ Movie: "The Senator WIS lndis· ~Friend Poot11 creet" (rom) '47 -William Powell, CJ) 9 00 Oral Roberts [Ila Raines It Is Written tiE) Directions Day of Mlrades lnsliflt 1 (l) Rmnl fires True Adventure Pattern for Uvl111 @ Film futures 9:30 Today's Reli&ion ( , @ > U.S. Navy Acdon de 11 Comunld•d . Public Service Serendipity • f1ith for Today Orel Roberts 1:00 3 @m Directions Domlnao Pacesetters let There Be Light (l) Issues l Answers Amazing Prophecles 8 C8S Tennis Cl.Hsic 0 ~ &0:ri':i, Go1pel Hour B w•SPORTS Sf PECIAL: Top @ First Baptist Church * omen Got ers In Governor & ttre Students DESERT INN CLASSlC ( ) Amazlnf Ct!1n 0 (~ (j)) m Desert Inn &olf · Musica ' Pelabfls Classic Final rounds of the $100,000 10:00 Sunflower Company cl assic from the Desert Inn Coun· • The Issue Is try Club in Las Vegas Page 6 THE OAILV PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 9, 1974 @) Movie: (C) "Man from Colo· ritlo" (wes) '48 -William Holden. Glenn Ford. Ellen Drew. &JNtws Qi Revival Arts l :JO CV @ (1) Issues & Answers 0 Prep Sports World Statewide CIF Tmk & Field Championships from Bakersfield, Calif. M lassit ~eadOn Cerebral Palsy TetetMn Cont'd to 6:30PM. I Hert Come tht Brides 00 Relli!ous Proaram Billy J. Harcls foe• for Healttl Movie 2:00 00 Movie: "Jet Stofm" (dra) '62- Stanley Baker. U Movie: "Wemin1 from Spece" (scHi) '68-Toyom1 Karita. 00 Movie: (C) 1'Pin·Up Girl" (rom) '«-Betty Grable, Joe E. Brown. fJ Movie: (C) "Mr. Jtflcho" (adv) '67 -Patrick Macnee, Connie Ste· 11ens. Marty Allen. Air Powtr m "Celebrity Parade" for * Cerebral Palsy Ch. 11 m Cerebr1I Palsy Telethon @ @ lndianapolls "500" Hip · i. hts faith tor Today : National Spellinr Bee Hum0<ist Jean Shepard hosts the highlights of the annual "spell·down'' contest held in early June in Washlnrton, D.C 2:30 I) Movie: (C) .,Island of tlte lost" (sci·fi) '68 -Richard Greene. Luke Halpin. I Action The1t11 Hip Chlpanat Chin111 Children's Hour Ci) MOVie: (C) "House of Wom• en" (dra) '62 -Shlrtey Knight. Barbara Nichols, Constance Ford @ fires of Even1t1lsm 3:00 B Movie: (C) ''The Resurrection of lach1ry Wheeler" (dre) '7l-Lesl1e Nielsen. Bradford Dillman. (lOJ Meet the"-" m Cerebral Pelsy Telethon Cont'd to 6:30PM. @ Fritndshlp House Telethon <!Y2hr) Ei) Alert1/Greelin1s From GermenJ ~ JillllftJ SW1111rt Show Eii) licenttnnlal lecture Series "Op· por1unity end Welfare in the First New Nation" (Cij (i)) CIS Spor1s Sptct1cular a;, Chnstopher Close-Up 3:30 R m MHt the Press Movie: (C) "Poro Ii Bess" (mus) '59 -Sidney Poitier, Dorothy Dandrid1e. Pearl Bailey. @ Mowie: "The Plelnsmen and the lady" (wes) '46 -William Elliott, Gail ~ussell. 0 CD m Wor1d lllvit•tion11 Ten· nis Women's Doubles. as Court and Goolagong vs. King and Evert. I Newsmakers The Vlrainlen Reliaious Town Hell lnslpt 4:00-Medix tnslaht - HM H•w m "Celebrity Parade" for * Cerebral Palsy Ch. 11 m C.rebt1I l'elsy Teltttion Cont'd to 6.30PM. Korean Variety Hour CI> Forum • Cl\lrllllla : ConsultadOft Toro• • This Is Ula Ufe · • Panorau Latino 4:30 ~ Laat of the Mohlcans Part VII Movie: "Bus Slop'' (com) '56- arilyn Monroe, Don Murrey, Arthu1 O'Connell. SundlJ Family Cles.slcs ··snow While' Star Tr.II News (1) Meet tlle Prtss lob Wells Samfnar : Bladl Cxplritnet ( ) Dr. No11111n Ylttant Peale m Ellzabttfl R m Movt• 5:0011 World of survfvel John forsythe narrates a story of the transferral ol the world's only surviving black faced Impalas to their new(llome In Etosha National Park of South west Africa, I fii!Cill I Shoot·Ollt et Rio lo· bo Georie Plimpton tries his hand at the movies in a staaed "shoot out" with John Wayne. O The Rookies (R) Wiiiie conduct' a personal search tor a l 6-year·old glrl diabetic who has run out of in sulin and is hiding in 1 communt for addicts kicking drugs. • The Av1neer1 O Ne.i Daniel Boone Korean Drama Ci) Amtrfcan West Hour of Dellve1111ce : Wall Street Wffll ( Cl)) Brotller Bun · Roller &ames Thret stoocu S:JO 111 Telles All Kinds News Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The fiplinii Kentuclcian'' (wes) '49 -John Wayne. Vera Ralston. d) Cerebral Palsy Telethon La~l hour. I@ Garner Ted Armsttona Oay of Mlradts Wuhineton Week In Review ) Animal Wot1d ""teeostll T Mplt Roller &HMS f.VENING 6:00 I (fB) CIJ) Cl) SiatJ Minutes The Vlreinlan ' · mNews ~e; (C) (2hr) "Destroy All Planets" (scl·fl) '69--Kpjiro Hongo i TwllllM lone • Reuontr Report fovie: (C) (90) "Day of the Triffids" (sci·fi) '63-Howa rd Keel I Nlpt Gellery Children's Clrtoons DlllOIYI CastJ Santos Show Storefront Cine dtl Domlnao 6:30 0 Animal World "Sanctuary Under Sei1e" (R) Bill Burrud's cameras capture the stniggle r0t survival of the · seers and other wildlife on Guadalupe Island. I Wor1d of SuMvll Cl) News S?vie: (C) (2hf') "Crisis" (my$) 'SO-Cary Grant. Jose Ferrer . • 1974 VII 5&- rthur ythe err al ack ome uth l o· and 001 ucts ·Old in une ·ng hn ast All 0 he I er as of s) SunMt 1 H11rtb11t of Alrl~ (R) Fanturt1 F1lcon • A Better World • Wiid Wiid Wtst 7:00 Ntws • Wild llln1dom "A Day In the Gum Tree Forest" (R} Marlin visits the "land down under," Australia. for a look 11 the hie of the koala bear. Movie: (2hr) "Mister Corey" (dra) '57 -Tony Curtis, Charles Bickford, Martha Hyer Concentration l..ltf n Profilt Pusport to Travel !!fane11 l•nauage Progr1ms !,t.J m Wild 1lin1dom Voece of Vktofy ( Ci)) Talk to the M1n1ger ' Esttllf '74 7:30 (Qfl Cl)) Cl) Apple's W1y '1he Witness' CR) Georae spots an un · usual flying objec:t after winning a contract from a publicity.shy client, and despite a warning to keep a low profile. he feels it's his duty to report what he saw. 0 ~ (I) ®) m World of Disney "For the Love of W1ll1dean" (R) Part I of a two·part story about the adventures of two y01Jni boys who trick a newcomer into steahng Q) I IJ1c1AL I The Kopyll1b Debbie Reynolds is host. Eil) INn Sutherl1nd: "Who's Ah1ld of Opera? "Mignon" ff) Viewpoint on Nutrition 9:00 m Ortl Roberts • Seymour Presents Jlp1nese un1u11e film I The One W1y Muterpiece Thutre (R) Noche de C.11 lntern1tiofl1I V1ri1ty Ef) Coron• Now 9:30 IJ (Cij, Ci)) (jJ I IJl(1Al I Will Ro1ers USA (R) A man who never met a human beinr he didn't like, • but who could attack the ills of humanity with a unique therapeutic astnngency that left no seers, com es alive through the artistry of actor James Whitmore in this spe· cial version of Whitmore's nation· ally acclaimed one-man show. O Gerner Ted Armstroni 0 'THE KING IS COMING' * "DID THE WORLD BEGIN WITH ADAM?" DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP O The Kin1 Is Cominr m Alt.em1tives A discussion of· "The Effect of Government Corrup· t1on on the "new" Teenage Voters." Q) The Bi& Question a prize watermelon from a farmer a> Voice of Cllnry to win the attentions of his daugh· ter. Michael McGreevey, Billy Mumy 10:00 The lssu~ Is and Roger Mobley star. Day of Discovery 0 @ (l) The Fii "Rules of Dr. N~1n Vincent Pule the Game" (R) Inspector Erskine Sin Die10 Panor1m1 goes In search of a young man EE News who tried unsuccessfully to kill a 00 Tom Jones Spedal government witness in a federal : 1~ Club case against his lather, an organ-I fin~& line 1zed crime czar. ' • Praise the lord Ctub O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) Lou Gordon Show •'J1ehelor In P1r1dise" (com) '61-10:15 EE Royal Family of Japan/Pro Wom· Bob Hope, Lana Turner en Golfers I Thrtt rusports to Adventure 10:30 The Protectors uale Reaaoner Report ~. Houaehunter "Inspection" (R) The Time Beinr lnt1mation1I Variety Country Music 7:45 Pioneers of Modern Palntin& Roek Concert ''Paul Cezanne" (R) The Evil Touch 8:00 I To Be Announetd Police Suraeon Safari to Adventure Movie: ''The PawnbrOker'' (dra) Nippon No Utt/News '65-Rod Steiger. • Rex Humbard I Mission: Impossible · Chesplrito (~ (jJ) News · • Anneni1n TV Hour 1 CI) T.H.£. Cit 8:30 I (~ (jJ) Cl) Minni• "The Gir1 • Nashville Music From Nowhere". (R) A little girl's 10:45 EE This ls Japan body Rots unclaimed at the morgue. 11.00 I ""' O O 'I" ""' NeW1 O @OO~mNac Sunday • lLI uu~ MYftery -Hee Ramsey (90) "The Pacesetttn Detroit Connection" (R) An oil wlld· Kathryn. lluhl~an tt r' " 'd t I" d th b · 1 (I) A OisculSIOfl With ••• ca e s . acci en a ea eains ; Chrome -Plated Niptmue to IOQk like murder when a stranger ( (jJ) Ntws tells Ramsey the man's death is • linked to a Detroit crime ring's at· 11:15 (Qt) (jJ) Spanish Movie tempts to .set up operations in the 11:30 I N1me of the G1me town. Kim Hunter, Luther Adler, · SundlJ Tonl(ht Sllow Angle Dickinson. Richard Jordan Movie: (C) "lsl1nd of Terror'' and Marshall Thompson euest. (hor) '67-Peter Cushing. 0 @ @ (l) AIC Sunday Movie; (i) Telepulse (C) (2ht) "The 1t1ti1n Job" (adv) (iQl Movie: "Dirt Comm1nd" (dre) '69 -Michael Caine. Noel Coward, '40-John Wayne. Walter Pidgeon. Maggie Blye, Raf Vallone. Rossano m Movie: "Out of the Past" (dra} Brazzi. A frenzied car chase, the '47-Kirk Douglas. Jane Greer. worst traffic jam since the animals Q) Movie: "Two Are Guilty" (dra) boarded Noah's Ark, a classic heist '63-Tony Perkins. by an inept band of thieves, and 12:00 eii Right On a crimtnal mastermind who lives 12:30 ~ New Directions quite regally in Jail are the ingre-1:00 Q Speakfn1 Freely dlenls of this crime thriller spoof. Q) Movie: "Curse or the Arlee m Lucy Comedy Hour 'The Ricar-Mummy" (hor) '60-Ramon Gay. dos Go to Japan" Robert Cummings 1:10 IJ M1>vie: (C) ''Tlcht to Toma· guests. hawk" (wes) 'SO-Dan Dailey. THE" DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 9, 1974 How to say ''Congradulations!' for only 522995 "IT'S A SONr. 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S'J2.99S AA& D Bectronics 27 5 E t 7rh STREET COSTA MESA 642-8882 Hours Dooly 9 6 Thur~ Q 9 Professional Service for all your home electronics TV · Radio· Stereo · Phono-Tape Pa1e 7 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATUROAY: JUNE 8th (P.M.) 3:00 Dimensions In Cultures (C) "Cul lural Change" • 3:30 Dimensions in Cultures (C) 4:00 Connie's Clothln& Corner (C) 4:30 Connie's CloU!ing Comer (C) "Buttonholes and Buttons" 5:00 freehand Shtchtn1 (C) (KOCE) "Structure" 5:30 Freehand Sketchln1 (C) (KOCE> "Utilization" 6:00 Zoom! (C) (PBS) 6:30 French Chef (C) (PBS) "Gateau 1n a Cage" 7:00 Oran1e County Review (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Washincton Straight Talk (C) (PBS) 8:00 Wu and Puce (C) (PBS) 9:30 look But (C) (PBS) "Lincoln Steff ans" SUNDAY: JUNE 9th (P.M.) tlblt, the Middle East (C) (PSS) 9:30 How Wu the Opera? (C) (KHET) WEDNESDAY: JUNE 12th (P.M.) 3:00 Blick Polltic1I Power (C) (PBS) 4:00 Mister Ro1ers Nel1hborhood (C) (PBS) 4:30 Electric Comp1ny (C) (CTW) 5:00 St.um• Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 KOC£ Sped1I: The Marie of Oii P1lntJna (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Artist of SavftrUi (C) (PTL) 8:00 Masterpiece Tht1tre (C) (PBS) "Upstairs, Downstairs" 9:00 The LenOJ Quartet (C) (PBS) 9:30 Oscar Howe: The Sloua P1lnter (C) (PTL) THURSDAY: JUNE 13th (P.M.) 3:00 KOCE Sped1I: Semester 1t Sea (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Mister Ro1ers Hel1hborhood (C) 3:00 Introduction to Physlcll Qeo1· {PBS) raph1 (C) 4:30 Eltdrlc Conep1n1 (C) (CTW) 3:30 Introduction to Physic.I Geog· 5:00 Seume Street (C) (CTW) raph1 (C) "Geothermal Energy" 6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE) "The 4:00 Introduction to Physical Geog· Outward Sign'1 raptly (C) ''Man's Impact 6:30 Underground Film (C) (PTL) Through Time" 7:00 Or1n1t County Review (C) 4:30 Flower Arr1ngjnc (C) "B1sym· (KOCE) etncal Arrangements" 7:30 KOCE Sped1I: They Built Vil· 5:00 flmlly Risk M1n11ement (C) lifts Here (C) (KOCE) 5:30 Family Risk Man11ement (C) 8:00 Focus or1nae County (C) (KOCE) 6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE) 6:30'Who's Afr1id of the Oper1? (C) '~?;~.~all Economic Development (PBS) "Faust" 7:00 Ascent (C) (PTL) 8:30 Woman (C) (PBS) 7:30 June Wayne (C) (PBS) "Louise 9:00 flrtn1 Line (C) (PBS) Nevelson'' 8:00 Hollywood Television Theatre (C) _ FRIDAY: JUNE 14th (P.M.) (PBS) "Sty Of The Blind Pl(' 3:00 Oscar Howe: The Slout Painter 9:30 Focus Oranre County (C) (KOCE) (C) (PTL) "Unwed Mothers" MONDAY; JUNE 10th (P.M.) 3:00 Menominee (C) (PBS) 4:00 Mist.er Roeers (C) (PBS) 4:30 Electric Comp1ny (C) CCTW) 5:00 Seume Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Focus Ora nee Countr (C) (KOCE) 6:30 Black Pofftlc•I Power · 74 (C) (PBS) 7:30 Omnibus 50 (C) (l<OCE) "The Outward Sign" 8:00 Novi (C) (PBS) 9:00 Who's Afraid of the Opera? (C) (PBS) "Rigoletto" 9:30 Under1round Film (C) (PTL) TUESDAY: JUNE 11th (P.M.) 3:00 Youn& Filmmakel"5 Festival (C) (PBS) 4:00 Mister Ro1m Nei&hborhood (C) (PBS) 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 SeSlme Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Oranie County Review (C) (KOCE) 6:30 Artist of S1vitri1 (C) (Pll) 7:00 Flower ArranaJn& (C) "Trisym elrlcal Arrangements•· 7:30 Ascent (C) (PTL) 8:00 Video: The New Wave (C) (PBS) 9:00 University of Chlueo Round- Page 8 3:30 flower Amncin1 (C) "Trisym· etrical Arrangements•· 4:00 Mister Ro1ers Nelchborhood (C) (PBS) 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Ste. Genevieve--.\ French le&· acy (C) (PTL) 6:30 W11hiniton Connection (C) (PBS) . 7:00 KOCE s,i.d1I: Mind Possibilities (C) (KOCE) 8:00 National Spelling Bte (C) (PBS) 9:00 M11terpiece Theatre (C) (PBS) SATURDAY: JUNE 15th (P.M.) 3:00 flmlly Album (C/B&W) (C) (PBS) 4:00 KOCE s,i.dal: Mind Possibilities (C) (KOCE) 5:00 Youn1 filmm1kers Festival (C) (PBS) 6:00 loom! (C) (PBS) 6:30 Fre11ch Chel (C) (PBS) "Ele· gance With Aspic" 7:00 Orance County Review (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Washington Straitht Talk (C) (PBS) 8:00 War and Peace (C) (PBS) "Epi sode Eight" . 9:30 Book But (C) (PBS) THE DAILY PILOT, TV W EEK. JUNE 9, 19H. MONDAY JUNE 10 For morning ind afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Ala_.a S.11" (adv) '54 Robert Ryan, Jan Sterling. 9:30 O "Hour Before the D1wn" (mys) '44-Franchot Tone. Veron1ci Lake. 11:00 0 "Lona Knife" (mys) '56-Shel· don Lawrence. Julia Amil "Whitt Huntress" (dra) "57-Robert Urqu· hart. Susan Stephan. 12:00 m "Sctne ol the Crime" (mys) '49 -Van Johnson, Gloria DeHaven 1:00 Qj (C) "Little Shepherd of Kin&· dom Come" (adv) '61 -hmmie Rodger$, Luana Patten. 2:00 0 "The Jw Sln1er" (dra) '53- Danny Thomas. Peggy lee. @ "Three Blondes In His Lile" (mys) '60 -Jock Mahoney. Greta Thyssen. l :OO (j) (C) "Younf fury" (wes) '65 - ~ory Calhoun !lg) (C) "The Tiger Ii the Pussycat" (com) '67 -Ann.Margret, Vittorio Gassman. ® (j) (C) "The Brus Bottle" (com) '64-Tony Randall, Barbara Eden, Burl Ives. 3:30 IJ (C) "Hou11bo1t" (com) "58- Cary Grant, Sophia Loren. rn ''Black Shield or fllworth" (adv) '54-Tony Curtis. Janet leiah. 0 "Tall Stoty" (com) '60 -An· thony Perkins. Jane Fonda. @(])"Rebellious D1u1hters" (dra) '38-Marjorie Reynolds. 4:30 (Q! ) "The Last Angry Man" (dra) '59-Paul Muni. Da~ld Wayne. EVENING 6 :00 ~ B ~ ~ ~JHi~~·N-:ws I =:;:~:: Hen>n Beverly Hillbillies Major Leecue l ueb•il Teams to be announced. I Mission: Impossible Mod Squed El Pobre Conu lez Movie: (C) (2ht) "Desiree" (dra) ·54 -Jean Simmons. Marlon Brando. EE Hoda•podce Loda• (fl Speed Racer 6;30 fl Dealer's Choice • Diet Van Dyle 1 (}) Hopn's Heroes I Zoom! The Pioneers Mur•rtt. O'FuTill Show (fl Little R1suls 7:001(1)00 mai>c:DNews Bowlin& for Dollars 6 Judy &1rl1nd Sinas Wiid World ol Animals • Whit's My Line? I Love Lucy ~ It Tiles A Thiel @ I Drum or Junnle umer1lda l~s~:~~~t Sttal&ht Talk ) Bobby &oldsbOro stlow Drama Three Stoo&ea 7:30 IJ Jonathan Wlnten Show (R) R1 cardo Montalbzn eueru. 00 Ho11n's Heroes O I bfolL ! The T1rret Is You (R) A documentary·drama wllich ex plores the widespread threat to life and property by such crimes as shoplifting, burglary, p1ckpocket1ng and bunco. in an attempt to educate the public. Martin Miiner narrates I Help Thy Nel"'bOf New Beat the C*k New Trusure Hunt Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "Meet Dinny Wiison" (dra) '52 -frank Sinatra. Shelley Winters, Alex Nicol. 3 To Tell th1 Truth New Prlc:e Is Ript I Th1t6irl One of the family Candid v1s1ts with families who have adopted older children. ' f (j)) N11hvifle Music Jimmy Dun Show Ekenario Theatre P'ollce Suraeon The Ciltoul Ci1nc 8:00 IJ (~ ) Gunsmollt ''The Iron Blood of Coura~" (R) A threatening range war brings a mercena!l_gunman to Dodge City 0 ~ ~] m NBC Monda1 Ni&ht Baseball Teams to be announced 0 WORLD TEAM TENNIS * HOUSTO~ E·Z RIDERS •vs LA STRINGS NEWCOMBE/ ALEXANDER 0 @ @ I sFtc1l( I The But ol Wor1d Team Tennis Tony Trabe1t and Bobby Riggs proV1de the com mentary for this series of e1gh1 matches ol World Team Tennis 0 1 00 (D The Roo.ies "Cry Wolf" (R) Rookies Webster and Gil lls fail lo re59ond to a call for help lrom a widow who often phones the police when she is frightened or Just lonesome. This time. how ever, she has been robbed and beaten Joan Blondell guests I Ot1ler'1 Cllolee Slf1rt to Adventure T eatro del Aire Turbulent Ocean Cameras travel undersea in search or mysterious deep sea eddies and unexplained storms which may be the key to wuther forecastlna. t!) Penthouse (fl Movie: "M1yor of Hell" (dra) '33-James Cagney, Madge Evans 8:30 (10) Greatest Sports Legends m Mel'Y Griffin Show Q) Movie: (C) (90) "Mart ol the Renec1de" (adv) '51 -Ricardo Montalban, Cyd Charisse. CiE Panorama Novel• 9:00 IJ (Qj) (j)) (I) Here's Lucy (R) Milton Berle reluclanlly becomes the star attraction at one of Lucy's parties when her ridiculously low bid on a charity telethon surprising ly wins the comedian's services for one night. 0 @ (1) (i) ABC Monday Mov- 974 OU ex hie as 1ng te ,, eel nk 01 II\ led he A ii y ht R ol ert m ht ty 11 or es ed w nd el us ed to al s w l[ V· le: (C) (2hr) ''The flhaus" (mys) '68-Anthony Quinn, Michael Caine, Candice Beraen, Anna Kanna. A teacher comes to teach at a boy's TUESDAY school on a small Greek Island after running away from an un JUNE 11 happy ~ove affa~r and b~co"!es in For morning af\d •ftemoon listings volved in mysticism and 11lus1on. • (lg) Movie: (C) (2hr) "I Love A please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Mystery" (dra) '67-lda Lupino. Below, for your convenience, .re David Hartman. Les Crane, Jack the day's movies. Weston. Oon Knolls. EJl) Concerto for Mona Virtuoso soloist Mona Golabek performs Wil· DAYTIME MOVIES llam Kraft's "COncerto for Piano & 9:00 o (C) "Klncaroo" (adv) '52 - Orchestra" commissioned especially Maureen O'Hara, Richard Boone. lfor ~~Y a.raduldo 9:30 O "Mall la1 Robbery" (mys) '57 .... -Lee Patterson, Kay Clllard YarietJ Show 11:00 O ''The Devil's Holiday" (dra) '30 9:30ll(ia;J(l))(J)Dlck Vin Dyke -Paul Lukas, Nancy Carroll. "A Show (R) A "fake" Matisse has the Ni&ht In Ne• Orluns" (mys) '42- Prestons runnine In circles. The art Preston Foster, Patricia Morrison. dealer who pronounced !t a forgery 12:00 m "Sleep My Love" (dra) '48 - suddenly wants to buy 11. Claudette Colbert, Don Ame<:ha. I YNtwsld d 1 :00 @ (C) "Second a.st Secret Aeent •IOt • In the Whole Worid" l(com) '65 -°""'1 Tom Ada ms. Karel Stepanek. 10:00 II (ta ) Medical C e n t e r 2:00 0 "~er h~ or the Forest" "Ni&htmare" (R) Or. Gannon re· (dra) 4~red~IC March. .. ceives threats against his hfe as he IE (C) 'The M11hty Junale (adv) prepares for a risky operation 1n· "64-Ma1~shall Thompson... , volvina a new form of heart surgery. 3:00 Ci) (C) B~rn to Be Bid (dra) 50 ; m 6) Qt News Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan. The Bold Onu ®> (C) "Destinr of A Spy" (dra) J>acem In Terris 111 "U.S. Forelen '69-Anthony Quayle, Lorne G.reene; Polley the U N and the Press" @ 00 "Nurly A Nasty Accident' a;.> J>r"8ist t~ lord Club (mys). "62-Jimmy Edwards. 3:30 II (C) "The Jolson Story'' (mus) lO:JO I Journey to Adventure '46-Larry Parks. Evelyn Keyes .. 8111 Cosby CV (C) "24 Hours to Kill" (dra) '65 La Ciudad Grit• -Mickey Rooney, Lu Barker. ' Musical Comedy O (C) "Teau Across the River" (adv) '66 -Dean Martin. Peter Graves, Alain Delon. ll:OO;~ali~~~: But of Groucho 6 Ni1ht Gallery • Movie: "Portr1it From l ife'' (dra) '48-Robert Beatty, Mal Zet terling, Herbert Lorn I Ho11n's Heroes The Untouch1bles @ S.etet flle Th• Saint EI1} Hollrwood Television Thuter "Nourish lhe Beut" (R) (Cif ) TM flfOnffts 11 ;30 11 (~ ) CIS Lite Movie: (C) .. ,.,1111a of JealOu$J" (dra) '70- Marcello Mutrolann1, Monica Vitti D ~ @@) m Johnny C1r1on Joey Bishop is 11uest host. Z Fractured f lkhn Twill t 1.one @ 3 m Wide World Mystery "Murder in the First Person Singu· lar .. m Alfred Hltchcoclc J>re.senb 12:00 O Movie: "Hum1n Cugo" (adv) '36-Brian Oonlevy, Claire Trevor. 00 Otle Step Beyond m Movie: (C) ''The Bleamist" (dra) '53 ·-Joan Fontaine, Edmond O'Brien, Ida Lupino mJ Wandertust 1Z:30 EJl) Day at Hlaht 1:00 D {jg) Tomorrow 1:45 fJ Movie: "Murder on Mond1y'' (dra) '53-Ralph Richardson Jack Hawkins, Margaret Leighton 3:10 fJ Movie: (C) "Santi Fe Pasure" (wes) '55 -Yvonne OeCarlo. Rod Cameron, Faith Oomergue @ 00 "The J>1nthe(s Claw" (mys) '42 -Rick Vallin. 4:30 (~ 00> "Min On A Strine" (dra) '60-Ernest Borgnme, .Cole~n Dew· hurst. EVE N ING &.:oo H' o cn m mm News 3 @(j)Qj(I)(Qi (j)) Newi Aneet Bueball Cont'd from 5PM Angels vs. New York Yankees. I Hocan's Heroes Bever1y Hillbillies Mission: lmposslble Mod Squad El Pobre Gonzalez Movie: (2hr) ''O'Henry's Full House" (dra) '52 -Fred Allen. Jeanne Crain. iD Hodaepoctee Loctee al Speed Ricer 6:30 Duler's Choice • Dick Van Dyke Mm Griffin Sflow 1 CI) Ho11n's Heroes : Zoornl • The Pioneers · • Newi little Ra sea Is 7:00 II (3) 0 0 m m Ne•s Ci) Movie: (21/zhr) "I'll Cry Tomor· row'' (dra) '55 -Susan Hayward, Eddie Albert. I S1f1ri to Adventure What's My Line? I Love Lucy It Takes A Thief @ I Orelm of lunnle m Esmcr1ld1 @00 Dr1anet TME DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 9, 1974 EJl) 8C>Olc Int "On Tour -Rex m Merv Griffin Sbow Stout" Robert Cromie v1s1ts the mJ Movie: (C) (90) "Snow Devlla" mystery writer, creator of Nero (scl·fl) '66-Jack Stuar1. Wolfe, at his Brewster, New York a;.) P1nor1ma Novela home. 9:00 EJl) Decade of Ch1nre A chronicle I (j)) Hee H1w of the changes in civil rights in the Dram• U.S. over the past 10 years. Usted y la Pollcia e) Nodles Tap1ti1S ThrM Stooees CI!) Teatro del Martes 7:30 New Treuure Hunt 9:30 fJ (°' ) H1wkln1 "Die, Oar· Hoe1n's Herota ltng. Die" (R) Hawkins Is asked (fQ) Hollywood Squires to defend a youna woman In the Heip Thy Nelpbor face of overwhelmin& avidence- Stcreb of Ult Deep and her own admisslon -that she You Asked tor It withheld vital medication from her Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The hopelessly-ill husband. Julie Harris, Pride & the Passion" (dra) '57 -Murray Hamilton. Henry Jones, frank Sinatra, Cary Cr1nt. Sophia Diana Douglas and M1yf Nutter Loren. Isl. That Gir1 The Bold Ones 00 To Tell the Truth Si• ¥fives of Henry VIII Ci) Let's Make A 0111 News : Cityw1tchen Teatro con Osw11do Calvo • Stand Up & Cheer Orama · · Bobby Gold1boro Show 10:00 O ~ Ci) ®J m Police St o r y TM Ghoul Gina •'[1ne of Fire" (R) Jan·Michael 1:00 IJ (9 00> (j) M1ud• Vincent guests as a younc police· 0 ~ @@) m Ad1m·l2 "Sky man who questions his ability to k111 Watch" Concl. (R) Officers Malloy when he joms SWAT. the Special and Reed have a near crash in the Weapons and Tactics unit. Cameron police helicopter as they chase a Mitchell and Alex Cord also guest stolen plane. B m m Qi News 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Shout loud, @ (1) (!D Mucus Welby, M.D. Louder • • . I Don't Understand" "Nguyen" (R) An ex·Marine adopts (com) '66 -Marcello Mastroianni, a rac1ally·mlxed Vietnamese orphan Raquel Welch. and alienates his wl~e and s!"a.11 0 ~ 00 m Happy D1y1 "G.ue~ son by his obsession with the child s Who's Coming to Visit " (R) R1ch1e welfare. Robert Hooks and Join and Potsie are willing lo pay the Pringle guest. consequences if they are caught EE Sp1nlsh Comedy sneaking out to see Fonzie drive Ell) Househunter /Pionetrs of Mod· in an Illegal midnight drag race. etn P1lntlng I Dealer's Choice · • Praise the Lord Club Safari to Adventure 10:30 6 Perry MHon Gorrion • Journey to Adventure Movie: (C) (2hr) "Shout Loud, lilt Cosby LGuder • . . I Don't Understand" La Ciudad Gritl (com) '66-Marcello Mastroianni. · Chucherias fil) Best of Drums Ii lufles An ex· 11:00 0 0 e) m m News hib1tlon by the winners of the 10th i (j)@) EE Q)@ News national Catholic Youth Organiza· Best of Groucho tion Orum & Bugle Corps lnvita· • Movie: (C) "Honeymoon of Hor· tionel Championships, ror'' (mys) '65-Robert Parsons. I Quien I Hoaan's Heroes Comedy The Untouchables Movie; "Navy Blues" (mus) '41 1 ffi Secret Ale -Martha Raye, Jackie Gleason. The Saint 1:30 II (Q!; (j)) 00 H 1 w • i i Five·O ED D~at NieM '"Follow the White Brick Road" (R) (~ 8 ) The Pioneers . Danny goes undercover as a Navy 11:30 fJ ( ~ ({)) (!) CBS Late Mov1e: corpsman to flush out a dope ring (C) ''The Annlvers1ry'' (dra) '68 - operating from a vessel of the U.S. Bette Davis, Jack Hedley. Seventh Fleet. D ~ Ci) ®l m Johnny carwn 0 ~ 00 m NIC Tuesday Mys· Joey Bishop is guest host. tery -Tiie Snoop Sisters "Black I Fmtured flickers • Day for Bluebeard" (R)-Vincent 6 Twilil!!._t Zone Price auests as a faded horror mov1.e .. . 1 ~ m Wide ~orld Mystery star whose film festival e11,ds trag1· N111ht Tra111 to Terror' (R) cally when his wife is found dead m Allred Hitchcodl Presents in the audience. 12:00 O Movie: "Bruk in the Circle" 0 @@ Cl) ABC Thutre "Judg· (adv) '57 -Forrest fucker, Eva ment: The Court Martial of the Tiger Bartok. of Malaya -General Yamashita" A (i) One. Step Ber,ond ... dramatic recreation of one of the m MoV1e: (C) Small Town G1r1 most controversial and important (com) '53 -Jane Powell •. Farley military trials in modern times -Granger, Bobby Van, Ann Miller. that of General Yomoyuk1 Yamashita. mJ W1nder1ust who was accused of falling to pro· 1:00 m D 00 Ill@ News vlde effective control over his ! (10) Tomorrow troops. fhe trial, hitherto without 1:45 Movie: (C) "She's 81ct on precedent in mllltary justice, dealt 101dw1(' (mus) '53 -Virginia with charges that Yamashita was Mayo, Gene Nelson. Frank Lovejoy. responsible for every crime com· 2:00 m All·Nleht Show: (C) ''The Cof. m1Hed by every soldier under his slcan Brothers,'' (C) "I Wike Up command. John Fujioka portrays Scrumint(' General Yamashita. 3:10 fJ Movie: "Almost A Bride" (com) [O) I SPWAL I The Energy Game '49-Shlrley Temple. David Niven. Page 9 .. WEDNESDAY JUNE 12 For mornln1 •nd •fternoon llst ing1, pleHe see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, u e the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O (C) "8ucha11an Rides Alona" (wes) '58-Randolph Scott. 9:30 O ''Mymry Se1 R1ld11" (adv) '40 -Henry Wiicoxon, Carole Landis. 11 :00 O "Appointment In D1ll11" (mys) -Claudio Garo. "Hl·Jacke4" (adv) 'SO-Jim Davis Marsha Jones. 12:00 m (C) "Tof;edo II(' (dra) '64- James Mason, Lilli Palmer. 1:00 @ (C) "Si11ceraty Youn" Crom) '55 -Liberace, Joanne Dru. 2:00 0 ''The Eu l I" (com) '57 - Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMurray. IB (C) "Riders of Yen1ea11ce" (wes) '53-Rlchard Conte, Hugh O'Brian. 3:00 00 (C) "Nine Hours to R1m1" Part I (dra) '63__..orst Buchholz. @) "Ph111tom of ttlt Opera" (dra) '62-Herbert Lom, Heather Sears. 3:30 I) (C) ''Demetrius l the Gltdi1tors" (dra) '54 -Victor Mature, Susan Hayward, Anne Bancroft. (})"Freud" (dra) '63-Montgomery Clift, Susannah Yor1c O (C) "A flrewell to Arms" Part I (dra) '57-Rock Hudson, Jennifer Jones. @Cl) "They Raid by Niahl" (dra) '42-lyle Talbot. ~ Ci) (C) ''The P111raoh'1 Woman" (adv) '61-Ltnda Cristal, John Drew Barrymore. 4:30 (~ ) "A Ni&flt to Remember" (mys) '42 -Loretta Young, Brian Aherns. fV(NIN r. 6 :00 UcHb~~?lJ~=.. Bonanza Ho11n'• Heroes leverf1 Hlllblllita Mission: lmpoHlblt Mod Squad £1 Pobre Contain Movie: (2hr) "The 811 Sllow" (adv) '61-Robert Vaughan. Esther Williams. fm Hod1epod11 Lodae 'f) Speed Ricer 6:30 Dealer's Choice • Dick Vin Dykit Merv Griffin Show 1 (]) Ho1an's Heroes i Zoom! • The Pioneers " News Little Rasuls 7:00 (]) 0 0 a;, Cl) News Bowtlnc for Dollars 6 Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Tiie Inspector litntr11'' (com) '49--Red Skelton. Journey Whirs My Une? I Love Lucy It Tabs A Thief @ I Dream of Jeannie E.smtrald1 00 Dra1net : The f11nch Chef THE DAILY PILOT, Tl/ WEEK. JUNE 9, 1974 ({)) World ot Su1'4ival · Dram• • Aaro11 81r111 Show TIUff Stootts 7:30 New DatJng G1me Ho,an's Heroe' Welt Tiii Your f ather li1ts Home Help Thy Neiahbor l et's Mah A Dt1I Bobby Goldsboro Show Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) " obin l the Sewn Hoods" (com) '64-Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Peter Falk. New Price Is Rlpt That Glr1 @ To Tell the Truth @ Hollywood Squares : Storefront ( !I Ci)) Police Sur1eon • Otber People, Other PIKH • Celebrfty 8owti111 The Ghoul Canr 1:00 (eij (J)) (I) Bobbit Gentry'.s H1pplneu Hour 0 Q) Ci)~ a;, Chase "Foul Up" (if) A kidnap gana holds a bank president's wife and daughter for ransom O Movie: (2hr) "lall of Fire" (com) '42-Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyc~Dana Andrews. 0 @ l.ll./ a> The CowboJs "Many A Good Horse Dies" CR) Weedy, con· vrnced that an old horse that has wound up at the rendering works, was once his late father's cavalry mount, 1s determined to buy the animal and set it tree to pasture. I Dealer's Choice Safari to AIW1nturt E.ste Mexico Nu1stro Movie: (C) (2hr) "Shout Loud, loudtr . . . I Don't Understand" (com) '66--Marcello Mastroianni fD The Bulldlna of Gund Hall Time lapse photography records the con ~tructlon of Harvard's new Graduate School of Des11n. showing with hu mor ind lrnaginatlon that archilec ture 15 not always an exact art. I Ch1mplonahlp Wrestlln1 !!Pt"'" Lanp•ft Prooam 1:30 U1J ClHE ABC Wed11ead11 Movie: (C) (90) "Pioneer Woman" (R) (dra) '73-Joanna Pettet. W1I llam Shltner, 01vid Janssen, Lance LeGault, Helen Hunt, Russell Baer The great hardships of 11 family homesteading in the Wyoming Ter ritory in 1867 ue brouaht Into focu~ throufh the eyes of a wife and mother, when her husband is kllled and the decision to remain on the frontier is hers to make. I Mt1'4 Griffin Show Movie: (90) "Tiit kettles of Old acDo1111d's f'u111" (com) '57 - Marjorie Main. Ql) Hollywood Televfslo1t Theatre (90) "Incident at Vichy" Stacy Keach directed this KCET production or Arthur Mille(s tense drama exploring the question of individual survival as the single most important force tA life, In France durinr WW II, sir men ind a boy are imprisoned by the ~ermans. and gradually they learn that thou1h they 111 appear to be Jewish, one is not. ml Pa11orama Nowla 9:00 I) <a (I)) Cl) C.nnon "C o m e Watch Me Die" (R) Cannon agrees to track down an escaped convicl when he learns the man may have been framed for murder. 'A FEW WORDS ABOUT WILL ROGERS' were gooJ; the show's were not, and it closed 111 two weeks. He was born three years after C11ster rode into the Little Big Horn. on November 14. 1879. His birthplace was a ranch in the India n Territory. now Oklahoma. three miles outside of the town of Oologah. At bi rt h, he was entered on the authenticated roll'> or the Cherokee Nation as Number 11384. When he died 56 years later, an en· tire nation mourned. His name was Will Roger<;. Through the artistry of James Whit · more. the cowboy from Oklahoma lives again when the noted actor's much- acclaiml·d o ne-man ~how "Will Roger'' U.S.A." i, rebroadcast as an hour-long 'ipe· ci:il Sunday , at 9 :30PM on CBS. A re tless spirit all or his life. Rogers J1·» played this trait ea rly on. attend ing a va riety or educational institution .. ranging from a one-room. all Indian schoolhouse 10 a girl\ 'ieminary. and fi nall y a military 41caJemy. He made short shrift of all of I.hem. In 1902. he went adventuring to the Ar· gentine. and when jobs proved scarce there, worked his w'ay across the Atlantic tti Sout h Africa. Jn Johannesburg, he landed a spot with a touring wild we'it show as a trick roper (he was billed as the "Cherokee Kid") and tou red South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. He first appeared in New York in 1904, doing his roping act. The talk that ilccompanied it came later on in his career. By 1908. when he married. Rogers wai. ~ well-establi'ihed vaudeville star. In I 9 12, he :ippeared in hi~ fir~t Broadway ~how, "The Street Girl.'' wi th Blanche Ring. H i~ notice' Page 10 In 19 15, Florenz Z!Fgfeld signed Roger~ to appear in his "M1dnigh1 Follies" on the New Amsterdam Thealre Roof in New York. An immedi ate hit with his homespun, pun· gent comments, Rogers subsequently ap· peared in every ed1t1on of the "Follies" uotil 1923. There were two professional events of fa r. reaching con~equence in his career in 191 8. He appeared in his first fi lm, "Laughing Bill Hyde." and his fiNt two books were pub· li.,hcd. From that point until his death 17 years later. Rogers could fai rly be called ··an American Institution." Motion pictures. radio, lecture tours and a syndicated column all helped deepen his imprint on the Amen· can public. All told, he made 55 films-35 silent 'i and 20 talkies. Of the latter, the best remembered would probably be "Lightnin '," "State Fair," ··o avid Harum," "Judge Priest," "A Connecticut Yankee" and "Steamboat 'Round the Bend." An early aviation enthusiast. Rogers wa<; killed, along with the noted pilot Wiley Post. in a crash on August 15, 1935, at Point Bar- . row, Alaska. while on a trip that would have taken them on to Siberia. In speaking of the man he so evocatively re-creates. using no make-up and a minimum of props. Jame<; Whitmore c;ays: "Wi ll Rog- ers was a posses<1ion of the American people. He belonged to them as oo other humorist ever did. T hey loved him, and he loved them. He wac; unique. There was no one like him before his time. and there's been no one like him <1ince his untimely death." 74 nd" I mu con uate hu fer Old tre ch of ing vat rce m by ey to e es ICI v' ed r~ he k. n· P· tit ~ l. r· d y e n B @ Ci) @E NBC Wtdnead1y Mo· illt: (C) (211r) Tllree-ln-One (com) '73-"Uly" rt1rs Brenda Vatcaro as 1n 1t1r1ctlve sinale secretary in a THURSDAY deputy mayor's ottlce, Bert Convy and Jo Ann Pflug star in ''Shake· JUNE 13 sptert Lovts Rembr1ndt," as a mar . rled ~upte (writer & artist) who For morning and afternoon listings, create greelln& ca rds to earn money please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. for 1 dream houst in Big Sur: and Below, for your convenience, are "Patsy" stars Pat Cooper as a bath· the day's movies. elor who runs an Italian restaurant. DAYTIME MOVIES ~The lolcl OnH Movie: (C) (2hr) "Five Weeks In 1lloon" (com) '62-Red Buttons. Barbara Eden, Fabian, Peter Lorre 9:00 0 "The Outlaws Is Comin(' (com) EE Carmina '65-The Three Stooges, Adam West. a!) Canusel del Mundo 9:30 0 "Murder by the Clock" (mys) '31 9:30 0 News -Lilyan Tashman, William Boyd EE Drama 11:00 0 ''D1iry of A Badlelor" (com) '64 lo 00 IJ (41iiiA '"" ., -Dom Deluise. Arlene Golonka. : lil' 1.!J) nojak "The Cor· "Th H t d ,, ( ) •5 ruptor" Lola Albright guests as an W e om~s ea ers . wes 3 -ei1·fashion model who figures In Ko· ill1am Elliott, Robert Lowery. jak's trwesligatlon of a jewelry 12:00 m (C) "Strange Intruder" (dra) '56 racket murder case. -Ed.mund Purdom, Ida Lupino, Ann 0 m aJ Qi News Harding, Jacques Bergerac. (i) Ptrry Mason 1:00 ~ (C) "Coast of ~eletons" (adv) fJ (i2) ~~HE ABC News Close.Up '65-Richard Todd, Dale Robertson "On Fires' (R) Science Editor Jules 2:00 O "Anfels With Dirty Ftees" (dra) Bergman Is the reporter for this doc '38-James Cagney, Humphrey Bo· umentary on the occurrence of need gart, Pat O'Brien Ann Sheridan less deaths a~d burn i~jurie~ caused m (C) "The Vim~lre's Coffin" Chor) by fire. There s an enl1ghten1ng seg -Abel Salazar ment on consumer products such as , . the new (and. sometimes highly flam. 3:00 f8 (C.> 'Nrne Hours to Ram~:· Cone!; mable) plastic and polyurethane in· (dra) ~3-Horst Buchholz. Chl111p sulation, and on children's clothing (com) 32-laurel & Hardy that is "supposedly" flame proof. o "Island of the Blue Dolphins" EJD Jane Kennedy-To 8e Free (R) (adv) '64-Celia Kaye, George Ken· Activist Kennedy talks about her ex· nedy, Larry Domas1n. Ann Daniel, penences 1n 1all after she was con @@ (C) ''Secret of Blood Island" victed of antiwar activities (adv) '65 -Jack Hedley, Barbara a!) Praise the Lord Club Shelley. 10:301· Joun1ey to Adventure 3:30 1J "The Letter" (dra) '40 _ Belle 1111 Cosby Davis, Herbert Marshall, James Ste· La Cludad Cirlta phenson. Gale Sondergaard. : June W1yne (R) :]) ''The Great Imposter" (dra) '61 · Tele·Comlcos -Tony Curtis. Edmond O'Brien, Joan ll:OO i" fJ EE m al News Blackman, Arthur O'Connell. (]'.)®)EE @ @ News O (C) "A Farewell to Arms" Concl. Best of Groucho (dra) '57-Rock Hudson, Jennifer Nlaht Gallery Jones • Movie: (C) ''Doctor at Se1" .. . . (com) '56-0irk Bogarde, Brigitte (ft@, Misbeh1v1nf Husb1nds" Bardot. (com) 40--Ralph Byrd. IH011n's Heroes 4:30 (~ (!)) "The Jolson Story" Part I The Untouchables (mus) '46 -Larry Parks, Evelyn (I) Secret File Keyes The Saint D~ at Nt1llt CJ.)) The Pioneers EV£N1Nf. 11:15 EE Cinema 34 11:30 6 (~ (j)) (i) CBS late Movie: (C) ''The 5th Day of Peate" (dra) '72-Richard Johnson. Franco Nero. I @CI)@) m Johnny Carson Fractured Fli~ers Twill(llt Zone (fij (1) tlE) Wide World of Enter. tainment "Rock 'N' Roll Revival" m Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:00 O Movie: "The Princess Comes Across" (mys) '36-Carole Lombard. 00 One Step Beyond m Movie: "The World Wu His Jury'' (dra) '58-Edmond O'Brien. Mona Freeman, Karin Booth. al Wanderlust 1:00 m D IJ 00 @ 00 News 0 @) Tomorrow 1:45 tJ Movie: "Most Dangerous Man Allvt" (sci-fl) '61 -Ron Randell. 2:00 m All-Nlaht Show: ''The Man Be· tween.'' "Son of Monte Cristo" 3:10 U MOVle: (C) "Joan of Are" (dra) 'SO-Ingrid Bergman. Jose Ferrer 6:00 0000 EEm aJNews 3 l@@CV~@<ei!@> News Bon1n11 Hog1n1s Heroes Beverly Hillbillies Mission: Impossible Mod Squid El Pobre Conzalez Movie: (2hr) ''Tonl(ht We Sin(' (mus) '53 -David Wayne, Anne Bancroft. EID Hodgepodge lodge a1 Speed Racer 6:30 6 Oe1ler's Choice • Oitk Van Oyke o Merv Griffin Show 1 (})Hogan's Heroes : Zoom! • The Pioneers · • Viajando ffi little Rascals 7:00 !@ 0 0 er;) tlE) News Bo•ting for Dollari (6 Movie: (2hr) "Go for Broke" (com) '!>l -Van Johnson, Lane THI' 01111 Y PILOl TV WCEK, JUNE '), 1914 0 ~ @®) er;) Ironside "Once More for Joey" (R) Chief Ironside, 1nveshgallng the unauthorized dup· 1nr of recordin&s. attends a rock group's recording session durin& which the gultarjst 1s electrocuted Judy Carne guests Nakano. CU Inner Space What'f. My llne7 I Love Lucy It Takes A Thief I Drum of Junnle Esmeralda Dragnet : One of ttle Family (R) (QC> @ ) ussle I Drama Tele·Revlsta Mu1le1t Tllree Stooges 7:30 0 Orson Welles Great Mysteries (R) "Captain Rogers" A drama about a reformed sea pirate who becomes helplessly entrapped m a web of blackmail and terror (j) Ho11n's Heroes I New Price Is Riaht Help Thy Neighbor Ollie's Gir1s (R) Concentration Million $ Movi~: (2hr) "Not as A stranger" (dra) 'SS-Frank Sina· Ira, Robert. Mitchum, Olivla de Havil· land. IWlld Kln1dom That Girl CV To Tell•e Truth @ Wild World of Animals Acclon Chit1no ) Jimmy Dean Show m Jon1th1n Winters Show al Tiie Protectors ffi The Ghoul Gana B:OO 0 (Qt ) (jJ The Waltons "The Awakenine" (R) The children pool ri) The Bold Ones 0 'ft(}] (l} Kun1 Fu "The Gun- man" (R) A man, behev1ng he 1s living on borrowed time, jeopardizes Caine's hfe as well as his own An· drew Prine and Katherine Woodville guest. ~War & Peace (R) Acomp1n1me Jap1nese TV Hour 9:30 -News Noche de Gala · Drama 10:00 0 ~ (!) •IOJ m Comedywortd Hosts Jackie Cooper, Barbara Feldon and Nipsey Russell introduce come· d1ans at work 1n the U.S. and Great Britain. B ~~~·streets of Sain rr•n· cisco "The Hard Breed'' (R) The death of a rodeo rider looks less and less like an accident Sam Elliott. Lane Bradbury, Jim Davis and Arell Blanton guest. 0 @ ~ The Victor Awards The Smothers Brothers, Cicely Tyson and Debbie Reynolds are among the celebnlles presenting the awards honoring 1nterna11onal athletes. a:> Praise the l ord Club their savmgs to buy Grandma a most 10:30 I Bill Cosby unusual gift, but change their minds La Ciudad Grita when they realize jl would only ex· · Los Dias felices acerbate her increasing bad humor. ti ·OO I a a1 ~ N 0 ~ (6) q m Flip Wilson Show • 3 10 ews (R) Flip welcomes Helen Reddy, · · • CD News Redd Fou and Joan Rivers B~st of Groucho O Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Viking 6 Night Gallery . Queen" (adv) '67 _ Carita Don • Movie: (C) "Revenge Is My Des· Murray. Donald Houston. · ti~y" (adv) '71 -Chris Robinson, fJ TV SPECIAL' Elisa Ingram. · I Hogan's Heroes * Sensational Acrobatic The Untouch1btes Troupe From PEOPLE'S 1 @ Secret file REPUBLIC OF CHINA! ED r:;c:~~!n•s China 0 @ (3) 1(l) I $ji16lL I The Shen· yanc Aci061tic Troupe (R) A cultural 11:15 ili) Cinema 34 exchange program from the People's 11·30 1 8 News Rep1.1bllc of China, this amazing . @@) m Johnny Carson troupe ~oured the ~.S. 1n 197~, Fractured flickers and their . stunning d1spl~y _of skill 6 Twilll!!t zone In acr~ballcs and the con1uring arts @ rn CE Diet Cavett ShGw was hi med at the John . F. Kennedy Jeb Stuart Magruder is Dick's only Cente.r for the Performing Arts m guest. Washington, D.C: m Alfred Hitchcock Present& I Dealer's Choice . (~ @) Tht Pioneers Boainr from the Olympic Corrion 12:00 0 (fji (j)) (!)CBS Late Movie: Movie: (C) (2hr) "Shout Loud, · "The Hill'' (dra) '65-Sean Connery, louder • • . I Don't Understand" Michael Redgrave. (com) '66 -Marcello Mastroianni, 0 Movie: "Tiie Killers Are Chai· Raquel Welch. lenged" (dra) '66-R1chard Harrison, I Nova Suzy Anderson. Jueves de Gala 00 Dr. Irene Kusorl1 Caravana Musical m Movie: (C) "The P1r10n I Tiie Japanese Variety Show Outlaw" (wes) '57--Anthony Dexter, 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show Sonny Tutts, Marie Windsor. mJ News/Sports al Wanderlust 9:00 6 (~ ) ~CBS Thursday Mo· 1:00 ([) 0 0 ~ 00 New& VII: (2'/ihr) 'Who's Afraid of Vir· 0 @) To111orrow flnla Woolf1" (R) (dra) '66-Ellza· 2:00 m 'All·Nl&hl Show: (C) "Trent's beth Taylor, Richard Burton, George Last Cue," (C) "Good Sim" Segal, Sandy Dennis. A thoroughly depressing film about an embittered 2:15 0 Movie: "The Wooden Horse" couple, their bitter and bruising ver· (dra) '51-Leo Genn, Anthony Steel. bat barbs and finally a night of 3:40 0 Movie: "Missile Monster" (sci-Ii) bared souls and destructive spiritual '58-Walter Reed, Lots Cother, Har cannibalism ry Lauter I Sears I Hearing Loss? Come to Sears! Moderately Priced Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aid 118095 Economical Behind- the-Ear Hearing Aid with up to 400 Hours of Battery Life 118030 Prices Effective lhruul(h Satur day, June Iii Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Plans ftt'arinl( Aids Are Availablt' 1tl thl• Followinl{ SearN Stor1•11 ltul'lrn P1itrk ' "''" ... " ... ,,. .. ,._ t tfttltJfHn I \ltlw u .. 111 t f "''"'' , ............ . fu9(1+wo•"I Page 12 l.ttl(UUU lftW.., I"''" ''''H•·•1 ,1,r1 ltruftt• .. ,., ........ . ..... , ,, u ........ ,. , .. , ....... . '"-•1utll f •• 1111tl 1'1111 •• '"'''•'"' \ •• 11.' FRIDAY JUNE 14 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ue the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O (C) "Winrs of Chance" (dra) '61 -Jim Brown, Frances Ralferty. 9:30 O "Marnlfi«nt F'rauct" (dra) '39- lloyd Nolan, Akim Tamlroff. 11 :00 0 "I, Jane Doe" (dra) '48-Vera Ralston. RuJh Husuy "Touch of DeaUI" (mys) '59-Willlam Lucas, David Summer. 12:00 m (C) "Pluse Believe Me" (com) '5l}-Deborah Kerr, Mark Stevens. 1:00 Qi (C) "Affair With A IUlltr" (dra) '67-Stephen Young, Austin W1l1ts. 2:00 fJ (C) "I Could Go On Sin1inf'' (mus) '63 -Judy Garland, Otrk Bogarde. -m "Deported" (dra) '51 -Jeff Chandler, Marta Toren 3:00 "Isle of the Dead" (hor) '4S- Bons Karloff. (i(i) (C) ''Tariet for Kiiiin&" (mys) '66-Stephen Young, Curt Jurgens. Molly Peters. In 00 (C) "The Pad (& How to Use It)" (com) '66-B11an Bedford, Julie Sommars. 3:30 IJ (C) "Run for the Sun'' (dra) '56 -Richard Widmark, Trevor Howard, Jane Greer. (I) (C) "Twili1ht for the Gods'' (dra) '58-Rock Hudson, Cyd Char· 1sse, Arthur Kennedy. 0 (C) "C11h McC•ll" (rom) '60- James Garner, Natalie Wood, Dean ~er. (11) (IJ "A Yank In lib,a" (adv) '42 -Walter King 4:30 (Q!! Ci)) "The Jolson Story" Coner. (mus) '46--larry Parks. E VEN I NG 6:00 M ~~~~:~, 8on1nza Hoean's Heroes Beverly Hlllblllles Minion: Impossible Mod Squid El Pobre Conulez Movie: (2hr) "The Maurnber Affair" (dra) '47 -Grecory Peck, Joan Bennett. Eil) Hod&epodce lodce m Speed Racer 6:30 6 Dealer's Choice • Dick Van Dyke o Merv Griffin Show American lifestyle : Zoom! • The Pioneers ·•News little Rucals 7:00 ! @ 0 0 mm News lowllnr for OOllm Movie: (C) (2'hhr) ''The Cob· web" (dra) 'SS-Richard Widmark. Lauren Bacall. I Animal Wolrd Wh•t's My line? I Love Lucy It T1kes A Thief THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 9, 1974 IC]) I Dre•m of Junnle dangerous mlu lon that sparks a Esmeralda dea~ game of world espion11ge. Ci) Dr1pet 0 (31 Cl) (10) m NIC Friday Mo· wtion Wuther vie: (C) (2hif "Groundatar Consplr. ( ) Amerlc.an Honem•n acy" (R) (dra) '72--Georae Peppa1d. I Orem• Michael Sarrazin. Christine Belford, Ewntoa utlnos Tim O'Connor, James McEachln. l ors Three Stooau of twists and turns in this espionage thriller as a ruthless U.S. Secu11ry 7:30 I lobbf Goldsboro Show (R) agent tries to discover how a secret tt.aan's Heroes · ,.. b t aed • 6'1l m ""' Hollywood ~Auares space pro1e .... was sa o • '4'11 l.!#J IL'tl .... I El P1dre de Mi Barrio Help Tby Nel1hbor M t I e The t (R) Wild R.fuae "Preservln° Ani· • 11 erp ec 1 re • " La Crlad1 l ien Crlada mals & Sounds" One of the most threatened anlmals in the world Is El Almanique the California condor and this epl-9:30 00 The Bold Ones sode shows ils last refuge in the 0 @ GE ABC News Close-Up High Sierras. In another seament, a "Kissinger -An Action Bjoaraphy" man works to preserve disappearing Exclusive scenes and interviews 01 natural sounds. the U.S. Secretary of State, Henry (j) Tbrillseekers K1ssln11er, as he moves 1n his world 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "four leadership role and in pnvate life. for Texu" (adv) '63-Frank Sinatra, fl Nf'ieswh~n· Hole Dean Martin. ~ I r~a\:i~~ll the Truth 10:00 I :Om ~ News all Street Week : Pacem In Terris Ill (R) Untamed World • • Preise the Lord Club lntern1llonal Variety 10:30 Ci) Perry Mason World of Survival 0 @ (I) U.S. Open Golf EE The Ghoul Gana Highhghls ol the first two rounds 1n 1:00 IJ (CW~) Dirty Sally this tourn ament from the Winged 0 Qj • 6 ®J m Sanford & Son foot Coif Club, Mamaroneck, New "A House s Nol A Poolroom" (R) La· York. mont buys Fred a pool 1able for his I Journey to Adventure birthday and Fred's buddies turn the Bill Cosby house 1nlo a pool hall. la Ciudad Grita O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Df 1n20 Shoots Loco Valdez First" (wes)-Glenn Saxon, Evelyn 11 :00 I 0 0 al m m News Stewart. (j) ®) ~ (6' News fJ (iZ Q) The Brady Bunch Best of Groucho "Out of This World" CR) former as· • Friaht Ni&fit With Seymour stronaut James McDiv1tt, who saw a Hogan's Heroes uro Ill space. guesls in thts episode The Urtouchablts tn wfuch Bobby and Peler are con !I 1 CI) Secret File v1nced they've spotted a UFO 2 Rock Concert (i) At lsaue t1il Da at Ni&fit I Deale.r's Choice ((29 ) The Pioneers Satan to Adventure 11:15 al Cinema 34 S91nlsh lan1ua1e Pro11rem Movie: (C) (2hr) "Shout loud, 11:30 '1 (Q_t ) CBS Late M~~le: (C) louder 1 Don't Understand" The House That Screamed (susp) (com) 'G6 ·_: Marcello Mastro1ann1, '71-L1ll1 Palmer. Christina Galbo. Raquel Welch ! QI (4) ~ Johnny Carson I Wuhineton Week in Review fractured flickers El Show de Rosita Peru 6 Movie: "Leaion of the Doomed" Japanese lln1ua1e Pro1r1m (hor) '58-Bill Williams, Dawn Rich ~ ards. 8:30 IJ (~,.¥; ) L•J Good Ti'!'u fJ crz 'JI l!I!\ W'lde World or En· 0 (21 1,.6J m lrian Keith Show i ~ ~ B h M "Make Room for Sean" (R) Or. Sean terb nment arner .. rol ers ov learns about the "aenerat1on gap" ies-A 50 Year Salule 0 h f (j) stir Trek while slaying with his daug ter or 0) Alfred Hitchcock Presents a lew days. 0 @ m Q) Sia Miiiion S Man 12:00 0 Movie: "Stu tor A Nlaht" (dra) "Doomsday & Counting" (R) An '36 -~laire Tre~1r. J~ne ~arwell. earthquake ac1111ates a self-destruct m Movie: (C) Pan1e 111 the nuclear weapon and the only hope Streets" (dra) '50 -Richard Wid of survival lies in the bionic skills mark, Paul Douglas. Barbara Bel ot Steve Austin. Gary Colltns guests. Geddes. Jack Palance. I lefs Make A Deal m Wanderlust Merv Clritfln Show 12:30 (I) Shock Theatre Perry Mason ~ The Champion June Wayne 1 :00 0 ®J m Mldnlaht Special I 011 Panor1m1 Novel1 gins & Messina host 9:00 8 (~ Ci)) CBS Friday Movie: 00 Movie: "No Place lo land'' (C) (2hr) "The lookin& Gins War" (dra) '53-Ga1I Russell, John Ire· (susp) '69-Chrislopher Jones, Ralph land. Richardson, Pia Degermark, Anthony O Nuhvllle Music Hopkins, Susan George. Security 1:45 IJ Movie: (C) "Inferno" (dra) '53 chief LeClerc (Richardson) is a -Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming, behind·the desk intelligence man William Lund1gan. whose fondest memories are ol the 2:00 m All·Ni1ht ~w: (C) "leav dangerous days of WW II Discover-to Heaven," (C) "My Darlin Clem· ing that the Russians are secreting entlne" a rocket in an East German city, he 3:10 8 Movie: "You'll Never sends Leiser (Jones). a wild young (mus) '41 -Fred Astaire. Polish defector, to 1nvest1gate -a worth. ef hi& vol .,~, I Cel m (m ten .,~1 vat ~ llon 10 9:001 '52 9~1 SATURDAY JUNE 15 r,1 0 R N I N C 6:00 SUIMltr Semester t :30 1V a Claasroo111 Lefs 11111 11:30 0 (ijf losle & the l'uu1· tlb Movie: "Norttlwest Outpost" (adv) '47 -Ilona Massey. 0 Movie: "Bettles of Chief Pon· tiec" (wes)-'53-Lex Barker, Helen Wascott, Lon Chaney. I Ad Lib Hip Ctieperrel Championship Wrestlln1 AF r f Rr .. uu·. 7:00 QJ (]J @J m Lldsvlll• lullwlnklt 12:00 0 (~ ) Pebbles Ii lamm @ (I) Buis Bunny Bamm Brother luu O Movie: "lOJt htllllon" (dra) 7:30 Su•m•r S.mtster '67-Leopold Salcedo. 9 @ lR)) m Addams FamllJ I (i1) Cl) m Ameriun BIMstand 80rmon llbtmlde Choir I A1d1ie Tenntsaee Tuxedo Lancer @ Cl) Yocl's Gane : Mister Ro1m' Nelpborttood • COnsumer Profile 12:30 I (Qj CJ)) (I) flt Albert Alternatives A discussion of the True Adventure e eels of Government corruption In Gre1tert Sports L.ecends hll h places on lhe "new" teenage : Sesame Street voters. 1:00 I) (~ ) {!)Children's Film 1:00 I (tij~) Heir Bur Bun'h festival "Stowaway in the Sky" P"t • ~I li2) m Emeraency + 4 I (R) John eyne Theater 3 University Dielo1u• Mo~le: "It'~ A Greet feelint' Movie: "Conquered City" (dra) (comL'49--0ons Day, Jack Carson. '65-0avid Niven, Martin Balsam. ~ @Ci) Super friends @NFL Championship Games fll11tst~es ., .. • • Movlt: ''The lusllWtllCkers" Movie. (C) Eve (dra) 68 -wes) '51-John Ireland. Celeste Yarnell, Robert Walker Jr. I Combat m Movie: (C) "Eipt O'Clock Walk" News (mys) '53-lan Hunter, Richard Al· (j) To 8t Announced tenborou1h. Cathy O'Donnell. Roller Games I Sacred Heart/Chrlstopllers . Duina Voice of Tolyo • Car & Track S.Hme Street IJ NF a • ,74 8·30 (fB 00> Slbrln• 1:30 L "ction . Qj (]) @) g;, lnct.. Hifh, Prt· @ (]) al U.S. Open Goll From vate .,. Mamaroneck, New Ye><k. ~ Bailey's Comets I!) lend of ttle Giants Movie: "Klllt of the Wild Stal· Ell) Mister Rogers' Nel1hbor11ood ns" (wes) ·59 -Georie Mont· 2:00 I Dusty's Treehoust gom1. . The lreinworks 9:00 I ( 1 Ci)) Sc:ooby Doo Movie: "Ot1tll Is Nimble, De.th CI) (fQ) m Slamund Is Quiel(' (adv) '67-Tony Kendall. ovte: "Desert Pursuit" (wes) ii lntematlonal Hour '52-Wayne Morris, Virginia Grey. It Takes A Thief I ~ Cl) lassie's Rescue Rengers Movie: .(C) "Relentless" (w~s) Elephant Boy '48 -Robert Youni. Marcuerite Mister R..!(ers' Nelpborhood Chapman, Willard Parlier 9!30 @ 00 09.J m Pink Panther El) Community Involvement Show Movie: "Spaceweys" (adv) 53-ii} Ci) Movie: (C) ''The lr1ss lot· oward Duff, Eva Bartok tie" (com) '64-Tony Randall, Sar· (iJ) @ Ghost Chasers bara Eden. Burl Ives. Dusty's Trail 1· Sesame Street : Se11me street ( @ ) Loretta Younr Tlleatar 0:00 I~') (!) favorite Martians • U.S. Navy . @). m St.tr Trek 2:30 Steps lo Lumln1 Brady Kleis • Expression: East/West (R) A • Mowie: (C) ''The Hellions'' (wes) look at how citizens of the sou~h· '62-Richard Todd Ann Aubrey. western Los Angeles community m Movie: (C) ·~ Abductors" have united and o~ganized. to com· (adv) '.'7 -Victor McLaglen, Fay b~t the rash of cnmes. being c?m· Spain, George Macready. milled by youth gangs in the neigh· I Country Music borhood. Alfred Hltclltock Presents Ci) Movie "Great Guns" (com) '41- Roller G1mes Laurel & Hardy. 0:30 (~Ci)) Ci) Junnle B Movie: "Abeline Town" (~es) '46 fD CI)®) m 8utdl Cassidy -Randolph Scott. Uoyd Bndges. Movte: "The FortJ·Nlners" (wes) I Hi&h Chaparnl '54-Willlam Elliott, Virginia Grey Slb1dos Deportlvos ! @ @ a> Mission: Magic • Agriculture USA Movle· ''The Couch" (dra) '62-3:00 Blenvenidos rant Williams Shirley Knight. · Agriculture USA "The Sheriff's I Mister Roiers' Nel1hbo"'ood Honor Ranch" l ·OO (~ (i)) (j) Speed Bum I Jimmy Dean Show . ID m @) m Major leegue 0 Scien~ fiction Theatre laseballTeams to be announced. Wrestftng I Til_u1n1: WI. ndow to the South : Can1Scolendas @ Cl) al Supentar Movie ( Cf)) Ch1llencln1 Sea True Adventure • EfJultlo . Sesame Street • Human Dimension !:30 IJ Just Naturel (}) Movie: "Brides of Dftcula" (hor) ·ro-Peter Cushing, Freda Jackson. fO(UI Sruteat Sports urendt 8 UFO The Vlralnlan mRolfer G1mes CoKtrn : trlc Companr ( ) Slfart to Adventure • Saturdty Matlntt . M0¥1e 4:00 B (~ (j)) CIS Golf ctt11r1plon· ship 0 lmp1cto "Project M.O.R.E." A visit to the police 1e1demy In Orenae County. D MCIM: (C) "Djaap SMob first" (wes)~lenn Sixon, Evelyn Stewart. @ ntSctM 0 Celebrity Tennis Jim and Kitty Franciscus vs. Dan and Adrianna Rowan. Soul Tr1i11 Ci) Voice of Aaricultu,. Wilburn 8rotJlel'1 Show : Mr. W'1Unl lntematioftal Soc:ctr • Panorama Latino Voice of A(rlculture 4:30 • Whirs Golna On 6 Other People, Other PtKes Celabrity Bowlin& star Trel Wanted: Dead or Allvt It Peys to h ll[llOflnt (])Car ' Tf'ICl 00 Fll11 Feature 1111 Werson Show : Erica "Satin Stitch" Coron• Now 4~5 : Mallin& Thlnp Work "Household Tbe Reel Do11 Sttelti SMw Nlpt '•llery T11tro del Aire Ci) National ttoaraphk : Nova ( (j)) Celebrity Bowtlna Speed Rac.r 6:30 0 €1.)News St>om WitJI B•rtU • KNIC News Conference Nft aiamplettahlp '81Mt (]) Rt1SOMr RltMlrt .. ( : (j)) Greatest Sporta Lesends · lol de Meaico • Ussle • Fiim ft1t11re Little Rasc.11s 7:00 Other l'eoplt, Otller PlaceS "Beyond the lu t Oasis" An Afl(lo· French 1roup of men and women travel by Land1cwer to an active VOi· canic area in the remote southern ~hara. 3 Wild Kln&do"' Truth or Consequences to.tin& for Dollars 6 Celebrity T e11nls Renecdones World At War Yidofy at Sea hyend tM EJordst <a (I)) m Lawmct Wei. It Takn A 'Thief 00 John W1yne Theltlr @ Dninet Jimmy Deen Show : The Turtlulent Ocean (R) • Sln,td Sctftt · Wild Wiid Wtst Tilrtt Stoop$ 7:30 Wild World of AlllMlls ''The Specialist" This film traces the re- (Continued) Smells" ------------- • l11qul1J/Cri111e "Juvenile Justice" 5:00 I 011stf 1 Trail 6 ~our """"ts ()11 (}) al AIC's Wide Wort4 ~ sr;:tt In the Country "Lacock" Just outside Lacock Villaae Is l.lcock Abbey (once a nunnery), beselaed by Cromwell durin& the Civil War, which provides a superb settin& for a local hunt. ®)News m Movie: (C) "Autumn ltMs" (dra) '56-Joan Crawford. Cliff Rob· ertson. Vera Miles. Lorne Greene. The Persuaders (j) Otller Peo61e, Other rtactt Nuhville Music : Y!(• for Healttl ( l!)) Celebrity Tennis • Roller Games • • Rick Ward's Rock ' Roll fUmba 5:30 JohnllJ Mann's Stand Up C eer (R) Jerry Lucas guests. l @ (j)News Dirty Sally . Unbmtd World Movie (C) (90) "Meybe I'll me Home In the Sprint' (dr1) •io -Sally Field, Jackie Cooper. 1'9rttr W•&Ofler Sllow Acdon Clllcano (()) Untamed World Three Stooees EVfN !NG 6:00 B 0 Cl) ml m News It AWARD WINNER! *"HEE HAW" IJ@ Hee Haw Wayne Rog•~ a11umes a fes· tive air to bet on how far off· target an enemy pllot will miss a nearby munitions dump, on M•A•S•H, Saturday (June 15) at 8:30PM on CBS. 'TICiER OF MALA YA' It was Octoher. 1945. World War II was over. Soldiers from the victoriou~ Allied nation~ were anxious to go home. The defeated armie~ of Germany and Japan were eoing home. too-10 dcva~tated cities, sha11ered home), dead families-but they wrre going home. In hot. humid Manila. in an even warmer. stid.ier cell, sat a man who would never go home: Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita, the Tiger of Malaya, conqueror of Singapore and more recently, commander of lhe Japanese fighting force~ in lhe Philippines until the surrender .. Nov., Y Jma,hita ha the dubious di,1inction of bc:ing the first enemy olfl er to he 1ricd ~ a war criminal. On October 29. before a military tribunal set up by General Douglas MacArthur, Yamashita went on trial for atrocitie~ committed by fapanese !>Old1ets in the Philippine~ be tween Oct. 9, 1944 and ~pt. 2, 1945. It is 1hii. trial, a landmark in military history, that i6 the focal point of S1anley Kramer's production of "Judgment : The Court-Martial of the Tiger of Malaya-General Yama1>hita," airing on ABC. Tuesday, at 8:30PM . Tltls is the .>econd of three planned programs ..in the "Judgment" ~rles of specials, the firs1 being "The Trial of Ethel and Julius Rosen-herg." The ~c iting of 1hc Yamashila trial-presided over by five American generals-was the hallroom of a partially demolished residence. and it conveyed an atmosphere of light informality. In t~e ~treets outi.ide the building. laughing Filipinos jo)t led one another while ice cream vendor~ did a landotlice business in the carnival-lil.e surroundings. ln)ide. General Yamashita. wearing his green fie ld unifonn. gravely listened 10 the long li~t of char,es against him: the primary one being his alleged rec;ponsibility for rhe slaughter of 57.000 people. Ironically , the crimes Yamashita was held responsible for involved shore-based na val troops commanded by the fa natical Admiral rwabuch1, Yoho~ ideas or defending Manila diffc(ed from Yamashita's. The laller, :it hi11 headquarters in the hills miles from Manila and lacking commu.ni· 1:a11ons--thanl.s to efficienl U.S. Arm)' Air Force and Navy bombing stril.es-had no way of lrnoY. ing what was going on in Manila. much le<,s con1rolling the de.,perale <;ailors running amuck. After the fall of Manila and the reconquest of the Philippines. General MacArthur realized the populuce would have to be appeased for their sufferings at the hands of lhe enemy. Placing Yamashita on trial. he felt, would di<1tra t the Filipinos and c;of1en their demands for vengeance against rhe Japanese during the early monrhs of the lenient Allied occu· pation of Japan. Four U.S. Army officers-Col. Harry Clarke, Lt. Col. Hendrix. Cap1. Milton Sllndbcrg and Cap1. Fr:inl. Reel-had been appointed defen\c counse ls for the accu~d. None were eager for the joh. Hut al l did an outstanding one in defending a man who was to become the ~c11~goa1 for an Outmoded military WStem beyond his power lo change The trial lasted six weeks. It wa \ marl.ed hy the defendnnl's di gnity as a parade of highly-emotional 't\-itnesscs testified 10 the atrocities of the crazed Japane!>C troops in a carnage that resulted in lhe deaths or thousands of Filipino~ {tnd American11. along with I 6.000 Japanese ~oldie rs. Noting Yamashita's calm demeanor in spite of the mounting accu· ~{ttions against him, Colonel Meeks-<ine of the f'rosecu1ors-said to Capt. Reel, the leading defense counsel : "Damn ii, it ma I.es me mad, -seeing him deded out in uniform. He s1eab the show: he dominate\ the council room. If I had my way, I'd pul him in pri\On overall' and put chains around him." Reel shrugged off the commeni. "Fven in overalls and chain\," he ~ail.I. "Yamashita would have stolen the ~how and dominated the court· room." In the end. Yuma~hi1a wa, convicted of having failed to provide ef- fective control over his troops. It was for this crime, hitherto unk nown in the annals of jurispruden~e. that Generaf Yamashi1a. contempora ry ,,r MacArthur. Alexander, Montgomery. Wa vell, Patton, Hodge. Clar~. Ke\selring. Rommel and R und~tedt , v.as sentenced to be hanged, the .. en1ence being curried ou1 Fch. 22, 1946. Yamashita lived like a c;oldier and died courageously and ccrcrnoniou~· I>'· bowing stiffly toward the ralace of hi" Emperor minu1es before hi~ ~xecutiQn. Then, without hesitating or fa ltering, he asc.ended the s1eps 9( the waiting scaffold . The trap wa' ~prung almobl immediately. and the Tiger 11f Malaya joined lhe re~t or the millions of war dead. In "Judgment: The Court-Martial of 1he Tiger of Malaya-Gencr:tl Yum~hita," which wa~ producetl and directed by Stanley Kramer, Yama- 'hita is portrayed by John Fujioka. Capt. Frank Reel is pla yed by Peter Stra11~"· Others in 1he ca'it include Alan Oppenheimer. Carl Morrison. W:iller 0 . M ile~. Art Kovlia\ and Jack Horner as the five genera l~ who rresided over the hearing. In addition 10 Strauss. Philip Brun'>. Ken Swof· ford and Andy Rohinson portray meml'ler~ of l~e dcfen:c;e staff.. . The progrum i\ a S1anley Kramer Prod111:11on in as,oc1a11on with Dnv1J Wolper and wa~ \\ rittcn for 1clev1\11>1l hy Norrnan Corwin P•g~ 1' THE OAll.Y Pll.OT. TV WEEK. JUNE 9, t 974' SATURDAY (Continued) GI!) H1ppln1u Is markable development of the 9:30 II (Qj (j)) Ci) lob N1wh1rt Show oystercatcher. a common and long· (R) When Carol's itew romantic ln- hved bird found throu1hout the ~erest Interferes with her work, Jer. world. ry doesn 't seem loo concerned until i let's Mille A Dul it disrupts his love life. lil @ Thrillset•en i Roller G1mea Pliibusters Mlnoritr Community Boxina From t.ht Olympic . , C.llfomla Gospel 8 Co~e~tratlon 1 .. 10:00 IJ (~Ci)) Ci) CBS Reports "In· . MoVlt •• ~C) (2 ,Vahr) Story of flation: How Much, How Lona?" ~ree lows (dra) 53-Pier Angell, CBS News Correspondent John Hart Kirk Ooualas, Leslie Caron, James Is the reporter for this proaram M1Son,. ~arle~ Granger. which tries to define whet pressures I Dutt s Ctrls create inflation, and what. if any · Bobbr Goldsboro Show thing, can be done to curb it. The The Ghoul Ging • program also studies Its effects on 8:00 ! (~ I ) I All in the Flm:ly the average family. · ~ I g;) Emeraency ' Un· U Movie: "lnvulon of the Saucer erstandina" (R) Gage and DeSoto Men" (sci-fl) '57 -Steve Terrell, rescue a horse from a burning sta-Frank Gof$hin. ble with. the help of the owner. Kath. fJ @@ Cl) Owen Marshall (R) leen _Qutnlan guests. Owen bandies the ~uit of a young fJ (fl) Cf) P1rtridg1 family (R) widow whose husband was driven to Oa~ny and Keith keep an eye on suicide by a psychiatrist's report their mot~er when. she goes out on being submitted to his employer. a date w1lh her high school sweet -Madlyn Rhue and Marlette Hartley heart. now a dash ing Navy caplain. guest. George Chakirls guests. I Community Feedback m CSlilCIAL I The Lonely Dorymen News Alexander Scourby narrates this Japanese Langu111 Prorr1111 National Geoaraphic special explor-700 Club ina the hazardous life ol the Po~-. , Meloctyland tuguese lishermen and the compel!· Lou Gordon Show tion they now face with the advent 10.30 ~Celebrity Bowflna of modern f1shln1 lechnology. . Ei) Newt C1!1mplonship Wrestling Spanish Movie 11:00 00 U News ti Double Shock Thuter Bill Anderson Show : Concerto for Mon• (R) ml filth for Todar , Super Show Mrssion: lmpossUllt . , Mule.an Film Tony l Sos.n Alimo J~nese Lan1ua1e Pro111ms (I) a) Rodi Concert 8:30 (rnJ (j)) M•A•s•H (R) The Samur1l Story 4077th compound takes on a fes· : Decade ot Chlnre (R) t1ve air as Hawkeye, Trapper and ( Ci;J> Movie: "The Jolson Story" friends watch how far off-taraet (mus) 4&-Larry Parks. Five O'Clock Charlie is during his @I) Cinema 34 dally air raids on their munitions 11:15 (1) Movie: "Nlpt W1lller" (dra) '65 dump. -Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck. I Jimmy Dean Show 11:30 IJ fabulous 52! (C) "No Man Is Ch1~onshlp Wres1lln1 An Island" (dra) '62-Jeffrey Hunter @ l3J CE ABC Suspense Movie 8 (19) News "Trouble Comes to Town" (R) A Movie: "Beware of Chlldren" black yauth from Chicago arrives in (com) '61 -Leslie Phillips. a small southern town expecting the @ Movie: "Amazln& Dr. Clltter- white Sheriff to keep a long-time house" (dra) '38-Humphrey Boprt, promise of "adoptln(' him, a situa. Edward G. Robinson. tion that threatens to blow the lid U Movie: (C) "JoumtJ Into Mid· off the community's racial tranquil· nl&flt" (dra) '68-Juhe Harris, Chad lty. Lloyd Brid&e s. Pat Hingle, Thom. Everett, Tom Adams. as Evans. Hart Rhodes and Janet i Star Tre• Maclachlan star. • Don Klrsflner's Rodi Concert 9:00 IJ (~ ) (j) Mary Trier Moore Movie '.'Th• Exile" (dra) '48- Sllow (R) Phyllis Lindstrom thinks Doualas Fairbanks Jr. Ted Baxter would make an Ideal Qj@ Movie (C) "Tht Cutlllan" candidate for the city council, and (adv) '63-tesar Romero. Ted's already inflated ego needs no . §' Hippy Hunter further urging. Cloris Leachman 12:00 · N1ncy Wllaon Show guests. o Tonlrtit Sllow 0 Q) CI) ®) @D NBC Saturdar m Movie: (C) "Autumn Luvts" Movie: (Cf (21/1ht) "How to Suueed (dra) '5&-Joan Crawford, Cliff Rob In Business Without Really Tryin(' ertson. Vera Miles, Lorne Greene. (R) (com) '67-Robert Morse, Mi· 12:30 (i) Speakeuy chele Lee, Rudy Vallee. J. Pierpont 1:-00 @ Movie: "One Mlllloft B.C." (sci· Finch, a lowly office boy, climbs to fi) '40-Carole Landis. .. the top of the e~ecutive ladder by ID Movie: 1'A Stnn1e Adventure craft and guile. turning human na· (adv) 'SS-Sen Cooper. lure to his own ends. 1:25 IJ Movie: "Destination Tokyo" D Ont Step Beyond (adv) '43-Cary Grant, m I Sfwlt I Man on the Flyln1 1:30 @) Movie: "Affair Wltl't A Kiiier'' Traptle Writer George Plimpton. a (dra) '67-Stephen Young. resolute amateur Who willin1ly tries m All·Nieht Show: (C) "lteend or anything half-way, learns what 11 V1lentlno," (C) "Brtwster's Mii· lakes to be a trapeze flyer at the lions," (C) "Mad Monster" circus. 3:40 IJ Morie: "My Forbidden Past'' fll) War & Peace (R) (dra) '51 -Ava Gardner. Robert al Premier F11m Mitchum, Melvyn Ooualas. w ii e n t I, 'I 'NATIONAL SPELLING BEE' 1'Spell 'desuetude,' " intoned the announcer. The 14·year· o ld blonde girl's face registered a moment's tortured con - centration. "Could you give me a definit ion?'' she as ked. " 'The stat~ of be!ng no longer used or practical.· " came the non-committal voice. One hundred children laughed: the defi· n1tion didn't help much. The contestant gave 1t a t ry-and spelled the word correctly! With a sigh of relief she relin· quished the microphone to the next nervous contestant. Sou.nd ~am!liar_? Ot course. it's a spelling bee. as establish· ed an instrtut1on in American education as the t hree R's. But ... 6:00 6:30 7:30 1:30 10:30 11:30 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 9, 1974 SUNDAY, JUNE 9 5 (C) "Destroy All ~eneb" (sCl·fi) '69-Kojiro Honao. 9 (C) "Dey of th• Triffids" (scl·fo) '63-Howard Keel, Nicole M•urey. 11 (C) "Crisis" (mys) '50--Cary Grant, Jose Ferrer. Paule R•ymond. 9 (C) "8.chelor In ParedlH " (com) '61-Bob Hope, Lena rumer. 7 17 l (C) "The ltell•n Job" (adv) '69-MichHI C•lne, Noel Coward. 9 ''Th• .-ewnbroller" (dre) '65--Rod St•l&tr. Gtreldlnt F1tz11reld. 7 (C) "Island of Terror" (hor) '67-Peter Cushlna. Edward Judd. 10 "Dark Command" (dra) '40-John Wayne, Welter Pidaeon. 11 "Out of the l"est" (dra) '47-Klrk Dou&l•s. Jene Greer. 13 "Two Are Gullty" (dra) '63-10fly Peril.ins, Jeen·Claude Briely. MONDAY, JUNE 10 7:30 9 "Meet Denny Wilson" (dra) '52-Frank Sinatra, Shelley Winters. 1:30 l3 (C) "Martt of the Renegede" (adv) '51-Rlcardo Montalban. Cyd Charisse. 9:00 7 17 3 (C) "The Marus" (myr.) '68-Anthony Quinn, Michael Caine, Candice Bergen. 10 (C) "I Love A Mystery" (mys) '67-lde Lupino, Devld Hertmen. Lts Crane. 11:00 9 "Portrait From Lift" (dra) '48-Robert Beatty, Mao Zetterlln&. J1:30 2 (29 8) I (C) "Orem• of Jtelousy" (dra) '70-M•rcello Mastroianni, Mon1ca Vitti TUESDAY, JUNE ll 7:30 9 (C) "The Pride I. the l"asslon" (dra) '57-Franl\ Sinatra, Cary Grant. Sophia Loren. 1:00 5 (C) "Shout Loud, Louder . . . I Don't Unde"tand" (com) '66--M1rcelto Mastro1enni, Raquel Welch 1:30 13 (C) "Snow Devlls" (sci·fl) '66--Jeck Stu•rt. Amber Cololns. 11:00 9 (C) "Honeymoon of Horrors" (mys) '65--Robert Parsons. Abbey Heller. 11:30 2 (29 8) a (C) "The Annlversery" (dra) '68-Bette D1v11. Jack Hedley 7:30 1:00 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 7;30 1:00 9:00 11:00 7:30 8 :00 9 :00 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 9 (C) "Robin I. the Seven Hoods" (com) '64-Frank S1n1tr1, De1n Ma'11n. Bing Ctosby, Sammy Davis Jr .. Peter Felk. 5 "8111 of fl••" (com) '42--Gary Cooper. Barb1ra Stanwyck. 7 17 3 (C) .. ,.loneer Wom1n" (Cira) '73-Joi nna Pettet, W1ll1am Sh•t· ner. David Janssen. 13 "The Kettles on Old MacOon1ld's farm'' (com) '57-Marjorle Main. 10 <Cl "fin Weeks In A llelloon" (com) '62-Red Buttons, Berbare Eel en 9 (C) "Doctor at Sea" (com) 'S6--D1rk Bo&arde, 8r(&1tte 81re101. 2 (29 8 ) 8 CC) "Th• 5th Dey of Peace" (dr•) '72-Rlcherel Johnson, Franco Nero. THURSDAY, JUNE 13 9 "Not es A Strangu" (Cira) '55-Fr•nk Sinatr•. Robert Mitchum. Ollvla de Ha111lland. 5 (C) "The Viking Queen" (ad11) '67-Carlt111 Don Murray 2 (29 8) 8 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woorfl" (dra) '66 -El1nb11th Taylor, Rlcl\ard Burton, George Segal, Sandy Dennis. 9 (C) "Revenge Is My Oes11ny" (adv) '71-.Chrls Robinson. FRIDAY, JUNE 14 9 IC) "Four for Texes" (adv) '63-Frcink Sinatra, Dean Martm. 5 (C) "Django ShOots First" (wes)-Glenn Suon, Evelyn Stewart. 2 (29 8) a (C) "The Looking Glass War" (susp) '69 -Christopher Jones, Ralph Richardson. 4 23 6 10 (C) "Groundstar Consplrecy" (dra) '72-Georae Pepp1rd. k · Michael Sarruln. in this case the st a e s are higher. These are the regional 11:30 2 <29 81 cc> "Th• House Th•t screamed" csusp) ·11-Lilll Palmer. finals of the National Spelling Bee. which have been held for SATURDA Y. JUNE 15 the past two months in Cities acrOSS the nation. 7:30 9 (Cl "Stor1 of Three Loves" (Cira) '53-Pier Angelt, Kirk Oou&las. 9:00 4 23 6 10 CC) "How to Succeed In 8uslnHs Without RHlly Trying" Ch · f h t t ' th · W h' gt (com) '67-Robert Morse. Michele Lee. Rudy Vallee. amptOnS rom t ese COmpe I IOnS ga er In as in On, 10:00 5 "Invasion of the Saucer Men" (sc1·f1) '57-Ste'llt Terrell. D.C .. this month for the National Spelling Bee. Finals of the 11:00 <29 I > "The Jolson Story" <mus> '46-Larry Perks. ~ 11:15 3 "Nlfht W•lktr" (Cira) '6S-Robert Taylor, B1rbara Stenwyck. event will air on KC£T, Channel 28, Sunday at 2PM. The 79 11:30 2 (C) "No M•n Is An lsl1nd" (dra) '62-Jeffrey Hunter, Ma"hlll champions meeting in the Nation•s capital this year represent s !~~:::.0~f Children" ccom) '61-Leslit Phillips. Julia Lockwoocs. the finest spellers from an average Of nearly eig~t million 7 (C) "Journey Into Mldnlgtit" (dra) '~Julle Harris, Chad Everett. 13 "The Exlle" (dra) '48-Douglas Fairbanl\s Jr., Maria Montez. participant s on local levels throughout the United States, 1 ___ .;..23;..._&_<;..;c~>-'_'T_"_•_C.,.•_s_t11_1a_n_".....;...<a_d.-11>-·6_J..-C __ e_•_ar_A_o_m_•_ro_._A_1_1d_•_v_._1_11 __ _ Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The youngsters them- selves, mostly in the 11·14 year age bracket. represent a cornu copia of t alents. enthusiasms and backgrounds. Their hobbies a re as diverse as gardening. crocheting and Ukranian folk dancing. They delight their mothers by collecting every- thing from invertebrates to old bones. They participate in every sport from football and archery to hockey and soccer. One boy enjoys cooking and three of the girls go out for t rack . One youngster edits a home newspaper; another has e~tablished a neighborhood advertising agency. Such a variety of talents will serve the finalists well at the National Spelling Bee. The word list. chosen from We.bster's Third N ew International Dictionary, includes terminology from such varied disciplines as botany, home economics, law and medicine. Examples: galleon: ligature: hirsute: forceps; eucalyptus: casserole: laureate: and mandamus. The young- ster who reaches this final stage has a one-in· 79 chance to emerge as the 1974 champion of the National Spelling Bee. Student Peter Montopollis (John D•vid Carson) is bur· dened by his new assignment -to murder English teacher Alfred Emerson (William Win· dom)-a task. he cannot shue with his girlfriend, Carolyn, (Tannls Montgomery) in "Mur· der in the First Person Singu- lar," Wide World Mystery, Mon- day at 11:30PM. * * * The late Edward G. Robin· son will be seen In his classic mobster character role In "Lit· tie Caesar," as the ABC Wide World of Entertainment reviews "Warner Bros. Movies -A 50· Year S31ute," Friday at 11:30 PM. TlllO Of CU 'AYMINU? LEASE I OIDH YOUIS NOW 1974 MODELS ALL MAKES CAil Ot SU e GEORGE JOINER e DON CROSBY DUNTON FORD I /~O S Mn,,, St Son tu Ano 546-7070 Page 15 atlantic music stereo l .,. H. Allen Smith's Scrapbook of. Zany Family Passwords DAILY PILOT "Behind Those Crime Headlines"-Try This People Quiz! ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Our June Cookbook: · A Tableful of Cool, Light Dairy Recipes k Them Yourself Want to aak a famous person a question? Send the question °" a po91card, to "Ask," Family Weekly 641 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 for publlahed quealions. Sorry, we Qan't answer olhela FOR M ARJORlE ROSEN, film critic and autlior In your book "Popcorn Venus," you MIY m ovies hace reflected and shaped our attitudes about women. Do you mean that filrn makers are male chaut>in· ists?-]en Manker, Snyder, N.¥. •They may not be consciously chauvinistic, but most film makers do think like men! For example, in the early 1900's, FOR SEN. HVGll SCOTT (R-Pa.) What do you think of the "checkoff" on income tax returns for palitical contributions?-M. H., Trenton, N.J. e I think it's worth it to !:!Very taxpayer to do something to get election reform in this country. The taxpayers themselves should be condemned if they are not willing to put up a buck for honesty. FOR MARGARET TRUMAN DANIEL During the times when your father had so many diffirult and historic decisions to make (the dropping of the atomic bomb, ~e Berlin blockade, etc.), did he ever talk things over with you or yoUf mother?-S. P., Kingsport, Tenn. •No, not with me. H e may have discussed it privately with my mother, but l don't kni:rw. He was ab)e to leave his work in the Ova) Office. When he came upstairs, he didn't bring it with him. Oh, he'd bring papers and after an early dinner, he'd read a bit before going to bed.'But he went to bed rea- sonably early and he slept well. He was always upveryear1y. FOR JULIA CHILD I would like to know where you learned to be a home economist. Was it in F rance or the U.S.?-Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Dubuque, Iowa • I am not a home economist. I am a eook. I got my training at a school in France; then, privately, with chefs in Paris. From then on my school has been hard knocks and self- training, and I've been at it for the past 25 years. FOR CHUCK CONNORS Why did you quit your career in professional baseball for acting?-Larry Johnston, Los Angeles, Calli. • Because hitting a fast ball was becoming increasingly difficult-that, together with the fact that when you reach 31, you are in the twilight of your career as a professional ballplayer. At the same time, age 31 can signal the dawn of a new career in acting. 1 will soon begin my 22nd year as an actor, and wilh good heaJth I can envision another 20 years. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR I understand the late Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., had a son. Where is he, and is he also active in palitics?- S. Singer, Sacramento, Calif. • Congressman PowcJI, who was married three times prior to his death in 1972 at the age of 63, did have a son with his second wife, the great jazz pianist-singer Hazel Scott. Now • in his mid-20's, Adam Clayton Powell III is a reporter for an all-news radio station (WINS) in New Yorlc. He's mar- ried to the former Beryl Slocum, daughter of an aristocratic and very social New England family. They have two chi)-AcMm Cl~ Powell Ill dren, four and two, and Jive in New York City. ' Cover Photo by John R. Hnmllton/Globe Photos when women were fighting fo1· e<1ual rights, 6lms porlraye<l them as childish love objects (n )a Mary Pickford). In the forties, films about independent career women were thriv- ing, but as soon as the war was over, women were put right back into the kitchen. Today women generally play second- ary roles, existing as love objects or sex partners, and little else. The Women's Liberation MovemeJ1t hasn't penetrated H ollywood yet. FOR.ISAAC HAYES, actor and cumposer of "Theme From Shaft" Why do you always dress so wildly?-Bea Manston, Xansas City, Mo. • This may come as a surpriSt:, but l am usually a very shy person. Maybe I'm trying to be an. extrovert in the way I dress and live. l had quite a complex because of the poverty in whjch I grew up. l was raised by my grandparents, who were sharecroppers. My mother died when 1 was a baby and my falber disappeare<l about the same time. FOR NORMAN LEAR, TV producer I know that Carroll O'Connor is not like Archie Bunker, but I have often wondered if the stars on your other two shows, ..Maude" and "Sanford and Son," are anything like the parts they play.-John Moore, Atlantic City, N.J. • Beatrice Arthur is a fairly private person, unlike Maude. But if anyone plays a part close to himself, it is Redd Foxx. The character of Freel Sanford is written more or less to fit his personality. FOR CH ER BONO My friend says you have an erlTa tooth on the right side. b this true?-Mary Brandt, Lancaster, Pa. • No, I have no extra teeth; just the standard number, all present and accounted for. FOR BOB K.EESHAN, TV's "Captain Kangaroo" Do you believe that television plays a fbding role in edu· cation?-J. B., Buffalo, N.Y. • No, I don't. Our program is used successfully with Head Start and other educational organizations, but I think TV should always be merely complementary to real teacher- child relationships. June 9, 1974 /iml(Y ~ The Newspaper Magazine . MORTON FRANK, President and Publl1her LEONARD S. DAYIDOW, Chairman PATRICK M. LINSKEY, V.P.·Ad Director Sid Layeflky, Marketing Dir.; Gerald S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.: Roliert D. Glldc, Associate Eastern Mgr.: Joe Fraur, Jr., Chicago Mgr.; JOMpft Kelly, Detroit Mgr. flUILISHER AEUTIONS: ROBERT D. CARNEY and LEE EWS, V.P.s and Co-Directors; RoMrt H. Marr1ott, Mgr.; Robert J. 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The Cat's Broke Every Dish in the House!" W hen our daughter was little, she bad difficulty with the K sound in her speech. Her private lexicon converted the word picnic into pitnit. Her bobby at the time was collecting nitnats that she kept on a nitnat shelf in her bedroom. Jn all the ensu ing years my wife and I have never spoken of a picnic without call ing it a pit- nit. And we regard all trinkets and souvenir items as nitnats. It is a common, folksy thing in American life for a family to adopt a mispronunciation or a peculiar locution -words or phrases or sentences that have arisen, usually under comic or sentimental circumstances. It was pitnit and nitnat that led me, years ago, to begin col- lecting prime examples of simi- lar catch p1uases and private ex- pressions fraught with secret meanings. "BREAKFAST KNOCKS" J think I started my coll ecti<m at the time the Matson house- hold acquired a new name for its breakfast nook. Harold Mat- son is my literary agent, and at that time he rode herd on four children in a big house up in Greenwich, Conn. There was a room off the kitchen where the kids had breakfast each morn- ing -a wild and hairy sort of place between 7 and 8 a.m. - and they were told by their par- ents that the room was a break- fast nook. T hey immediately warped the pronunciation, call- ing it their breakfast knock. In the Matson family it became for ' • FAMIL V WEEl<l Y. June 9. 197<1 Every family has its secret catch phrases. A famous humorist offers these classics from his copious cpllection ... B y D. Alle n Smith Especially for FAMILY WEEKLY per." The saying dates back to the growing-up period of the Sbinns in a Cajun town in south Lo uisiana. One evening a C hurch Pie Supper had been held in a large frame house that served as the town's community center. Booze was rampant in the parking lot, which, before long. was knee-deep in empty e bottles. Inevitably a fight broke ~ out-a real riot. Before it was ~ over the community house had ~ been destroyed -walls, roof, ~ doors, windows, floor, porch - ffi everything reduced to splinters. "In the M•tlon f•mlly," writn H. Allen Smith, "H became for •II time 'the bre•IJfHt knock,' •nd ewry bre•kf••I nook in the wotld became • knock." Cajuns arc known for doing a thorough job. Mr. Snell of Houston nnd his wife also em- ploy "pie supper" to designate disaster. all time ''the breakfast knock,"' and every breakfast nook in the world became a knock, and the usage even spread to my own family. One day I was looking at a new house built by a friend, and during a tour of the prem- ises I exclaimed, "Oh, what a dandy breakfast knock!" It came out naturally, and my friend gave me the kind of look that people give other people who have gone bananas. "IT ALL EEKALS OUT" Over and above pitnit and nil· nat, my wife and I have a line to which we give tongue when we ask for some item in a store and are told they don'L have it in stock. We look at each other and quietly say, "It all eekals out." This country proverb dates back to an auto trip years ago in Colorado. We stopped at a filling station near Pueblo and an old man in ragged bib over- alls serviced our car . I took spe- cial notice of his feet, which seemed far too big for the rest of him, and I asked him what size shoe he wore. "Size' '!even and three- fourths,"' he replied, "but the store don't keep that size, so I wear a 'leven and a half on one foot and a twelve on the other foot. It eekals out." His concluding phrase was so enchanting that we willingly overlooked his faulty arithmetic. "TAKE IT, OR I'll GIVE IT TO THE CONDUCTOR" 1 have a friend in Houston named David Snell, and David has a dog named Smith, after me. He can cause the dog to tremble like a palsied creature simply by saying, 'TU give it to the conductor." Or, just the one word, "Conductor," will suffice to put the fear of dogdom's gods into Smith. This threat dates back to an incident on a train in Louisiana, where a mother was trying to nurse her baby in one of the coaches. T he child was rejecting his dihner and, as the conductor came down the aisle, the mother spoke sharply to her tiny offspring: "Take it, or I'U give it to the conductor." The Snells began using the phrase on the dog by way of chastisement, but nowadays members of the family employ it when someone gets out of line and refuses to perform a prescribed duty. "A REAL PIE SUPPER" Mr. Snell knows a family in Minden, La., by . the name ~f •.. Shinn. These Shinns have a catch Hne that they apply to any tragedy of a violent physical nature -a hurricane, a three- alarm fire, an automobile pile- up. a compound fracture of the leg. They always refer to such disasters as ·'pie suppers." One of the Shinns will come in and say. "Saw a car wreck down- town that was a real pie sup- "DROGS" know n fa mily in Florida who call all French poodles "drogs." These people once owned a poodle, an animal full of irritating devilment, and whenever she was guilty of mis- demeanor the master addressed her sharply as a drog. Sbe al- ways quailed before the word. The master said she knew per- fectly well what it meant-knew that she was being charged with crimin al tendencies. The usage has spread among the family"s friends and relatives and -who knows? -maybe someday the word poodle will disappear from the language to be re- placed by drog. "JUST TELL US THE DETAILS" Half a dozen years back Kathryn Murray. wife of the Ii dance master, Arthur Murray, undertook a collection similar to mine, with the difJerencc that Kathryn used catch lines em- ployed by the families of celeb- rities. These two are from her collection. Frederic March and his wife, Florence Eldridge, have a line 1hey use on any family member who goes into excessive detail when describing an incident. They use it, in fact, on any gabby, long-winded person. The phrase originated with their young son. T heir nine-year-old daughter had been to a movie. and at the dinner table she re- counted the entire plot, scene by scene. As she continued to drag it'out, her seven-year-old broth- er spoke up in irritution. "Just tell us the details." "SO JUST EAT THE NOODLES" Frank Fontaine, the comic, has 11 chtldren. Catch lines abound in his family. The one they use most often is employed whenever someone complains about the food 1ha1 is being served. The line comes from a story Mr. Fontaine once told about a cannibal who said, "I don't like my mother-in-law." Whereupon another cannibal said, ''So jusr cat the noodles." In a family of I 3 there is always someone who expresses a dis- r asle for certain foodstuffs, and the cannibal line usually lakes care of him. "AMOS, GET UP .•.• " If you ask me for my all- time favorite, I'll tell you about the time my cou!in Veronica Voss was living in Decatur, Ala. One day I stopped for a brief visit. We were sitting in her living room when a gust of wind caused an upstairs door to pang shut. Veronica said, "My God, Amos. get up! The cat's broke every dish in the house!" Later 1 was at a downtown filling station. The young man 61led my tank and, heading for the cash register, brnshed against a pyramid of canned mol-lr oil. The cans came down with a crash. The young man turned. looked at them and said: "My God, Amos. get up! The cat's broke every dish in the house!" The thing nagged at me, and when I got home I wrote to my cousin and asked for an ex- planation. She said that every· body in Decatur, Ala., uses the line whenever they hear a loud FAMll. Y WEEl(L '(.June 9, 1974 • II noise wi1h catastrophic over- tones. She said it is so firmly established in the town's follc- lore that they'll go on sa.ying it as long as Decatur exists. She explained how it ca~ .1bout. On the outskirts of the com- munity lived the family or Amos Corkle. The Corkles were fa- mous for their slovenliness. One of their sins consisted of leav- ing their tools lying on the ground when they finished a job. Late one night a respect· able neighbor named Tolliver was on his way home, woozy from overindulgence. Stagger- ing along the footpath in front of the Corkle house, Mr. Tolliv- er tripped over an ax. He cursed some and then picked up the ax, whirled ii around his head a few times and let it go. It went through an open window of the Corkle house. It passed over the bed in which Mr. and Mrs. Corkle were asleep and then went under a bed on the other side of tbe room where several or the Corkle children were in slumberland. Beneath trus bed the ax head struck an old-fash- ioned crockery receptacle, shat- tering it into a thousand pieces. Whereupon Mrs. Corlcle leaped up in bed and cried, "My God, Amos, get up! The cat's broke every dish in the house!" The story got out and an en- tire town adopted Mrs. Corkle's cry of distress. "HOAP EVERYTHING TURNS OUT OK" In my own family there is a catch line in steady usage that was employed by my father in the occasional letters he wrote to his children. He was a man without much formal education, and he couldn'I spell the word "hope" correctly. ·He always made it "hoap." As in "Hoap everybody's well." AU of us. even today. long after his death. finish our letters to one another with some such expression as, "Hoap everything turns out OK." So, you see, nothing is hoapless. IEW PURINA DOG CHOK IT TASTES •nERTHAI OLDPURllA DOG CHOW. THE DOGS TOLD US. In fact, they told us in no uncertain terms. 8 out of 9 dogs definitely pref erred the new, richer flavor in New Purina Dog Chow.® We're delighted with this decision. Simply because it was a decision made by dogs for dogs. However, we did make one important decision. 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Most criminals have low opinions of themselves. 5. Most shoplifters are kleptomaniacs. 6 . The best thing that can happen to a juvenile delinquent is to get caught. Tbe sooner this happens, the better the chances of his reforming. ANSWERS 1. True-as indicated by a study con- ducted at the University of Stockholm, which compared the characteristics of criminals with those of the general population. Personality tests showed criminals were more neurotic, less ca- pable of love and affection, and more impulsive and thrill-seeking. 2. True-as shown by a United Na- tions statistical study of countries with the highest and lowest homicide rates. It was found that in countries with high homicide rates, the percentage of females killed is smaJl. whereas in countries with low homicide rat.es, the percentage is high. A leading psy- chologist comments, "An explanation of the phenomenon is not readUy apparent." 3. True. A university study has demonstrated that in a great many cases, an individual's honesty is de- pendent upon the person be is dealing with. ln the study, money was .. lost'' in a phone booth by a person whose I • • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 9. 1974 True or False: If you're a woman, you're likely to be safest in countries that have high homicide rates. (See number 2) dress and demeanor indicated high status. The next person to use the phone was then approached with, "Excuse me, I think I left money in the phone booth. Did you find it?" The same experiment was conducted using a person whose attire and man- ner gave the impression of low status. Findings: "When the person was well- dressed, 77 percent of the subjects re- turned the money. However, when he was dressed poorly, only 38 percent returned the money." 4. False-according to the findings of a psychological study of convicts who were given a personality questionnaire designed to reveal bow they felt about themselves. 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Baste with marinade now and then. 4. Turn; basic with bulter and ma rinade and grill about 7 minutes. or until il's as brown as you like. S. Turn steak again. Sprinkle with grated Gruycrc. Allow cheese to melt and brown slightly for 2-3 minutes (if under broiler). 6. Meanwhile brush toast with re maining melted bultcr and arrange on serving board. 7. Center ham steak on board. Garnish with watercrcs'I. Cut in thin slices. across grain of meat. serving 2 toast triangles with each por- tion. Makes 4-6 servings• •we doubled the recipe for our photograph. C 0111in11ed FAMILY WEEKLY, June 9, 197• • 9 .. 9 NEW PASTEL COLORS: •SKY BLUE •MINT GREEN •CLOUD PINK SATISFACTION ASSURED MONEY-BACK GUAltANnE -· -· 1313 W . RANDOLPH ST. CHIC AGO, ILL. 60607 "J.""""t 1uJ.i#u 6" ""'4d .. THI SSO LOOK!! C-0 -0 -L SUMMI• 01- UGHTI It's "-• -4 OHfe,.. •Ill! It's S.q '11 ~Ir! L1u11rlo11sl1 soft ""' .,...,,._ MACHl#l-WASH- AIU, 110-laO#, POL YESnR KNIT! 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Cover: blend at high speed until onions are coarsely chopped. Pour mixture into skillet. Add 3 teaspoons oregaino leevee, 1 tea· spoon INl•H ... .,.., 2 teaspoons NII, 1 teaspoon augar, v; tea- spoon ground blKk pepper, 1 can (6 ozs.) tocMto peete, 1 can (15 ozs.) tom.to Nuce and 2 cups w•ler. Stlr; heat to boiling. Cover: turn to low; simmer for 30 minutes. Makes 6 cups sauce 10 • FAMILY WEE Kl Y, June 9. 1974 GRASSHOPPER CHIFFON PIE 1 ~ cupe fine chocol•t•w•ter crumbe 4 lablespoon• butler or nuarv-rlne, softened 1 a.blespoon supr plua ~ cup sugar 1 .,...aope unfl.vored gehatln \(e cup •• .., ~ cupmllk S eggs, ..,,erated ~ tNepoon pure v.nui. extract VJ cup gr.en crtme de menlhe M drope green food coloring ~ .............. . \(e leMpoon crum of a.rt.r 1 ~ hHyY eteam, atiftly whipped 1 pkg. (4 OD.) 8WMt chocol•le or 2 (1-oz. sin) .... ,.. MmiswMI ~·e 1. Preheat oven to 375"F. In medium bowl combine crumbs, butter and I tablespoon sugar with pastry blender. Turn mixture into 9-inch pie pan. Press crumbs firmly over bottom and side of pan, forming crust. 2. In medium saucepan, sprinkle.gela- tin over water lo soften. Add milk and heat, stirring until gelatin dissolves. 3. Beat egg yolks slightly. Graduall y add hot-milk mixture to eggs, beating rapidly. 4. Return to saucepan and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly with wire whisk, until mixture comes just to the boiling point. Place pan in bowl of ice water or chill in refrigerator un- til miJcture mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon. Stir in vanjlla, creme de menthe and food coloring. 5. lo large bowl, with electric mixer, beat egg whites until foamy; add salt and cream of tartar. Beat in 'h cup sugar, I tablespoon at a time. Con- tinue beating at high speed until mix- ture becomes stiff and glossy, forming meringue. Do not under beaL 6. With a light hand fold creme de menthe m ixture into meringue. Fold in whipped cream. Turn into crust, mounding in center. Refrigerate at least 3 hours, or until set. 7. To make chocolate curls: Place chocolate on foil-covered baking sheet in slightly warm ( 150°F .) oven for about 3-5 minutes. Using a vegetable peeler, scrape chocolate slowly. mak- ing curls. Place in circle on top of pie. Makes 8 servings A SUMMER BORSCHT 1 ql l•r clear or regui.r bor9cht 1 pl 80Ur ctNm Snipped tN9h din or dlllweed Cucumber sUces or sticks 1. In electric blender combine 2 cups borscht and I cup sour cream. Blend, cuvered, at high speed about 20 sec- onds. Pour into serving pitcher or bowl. Blend remaining borscht and Continued a a VARIETY& -A popular assortment of Kellogg favomes. Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, Rice Krispies. Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Product 19, Sugar Pops, Specfa-1 K, Kellogg's Raisin Bran, and Cocoa Krisples. 10 Individual servings. JUMBOS ASSORTMENT -For different appetites and big families, a selection of 18 lndividual servings including: Kellogg'~ Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, Sugar Pops, Special K, KeOogg's Raisin Bran, Sugar Smacks, Froot Loops, Product 19, and Apple Jacks. Now you can have a big cereal selection in the cupboard and save a little money too. There's Jumbo~ Assortment with 18 packs for big families. Request Pack~ for more adult tastes. Snack-Pak~ for the kids. And the 10-pack Variet~ for everybody. -The cereal assortment most popular with youthful appetites: 1 each or Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, Sugar Pops, Sugar Smacks, Froot Loops, Apple Jacks, and Cocoa Krisples. REQUEST PACK8 -An assortment of cereals grown-ups like: 2 Kellogg's Corn Flakes, t each of Special K, Rice Krlspies, Kellogg's Raisin Bran. and Product 19. Kellogg'S Assort1oent Packs. Real convenience! And a lot of great cereals. .----- Turn a Loaf of Bread into an Italian Meal for Four! sour cream. Refrigerate, covered, un- til serving time. 2. To serve: Pour into chilled serving bowls, garnish with a sprinkling of f1 esh dill. Float a cucumber slice on surface. Or serve in short, squat, clear glasses. Sprinkle with dill and add a cucumber-slick "slirrer." Makes 8 servi,,gs, I ~ qts. GRILLED ITALIAN LOAF 1 ('h lb.) loaf Italian breed 1 cup (V. lb.) shredded mou.,eUa cheese ~ cup rMyonnalM 2 tablespooM prepared rnu.t.,d 1 ·2 tab ... pooM finely chopped hot cherry peppers 8 slices (8 ozs.) caplcollo or bolled ham 1 tab ... poon melted butler or margarine 1. Cut crusts from ends of bread. Make 15 stashes Vi inch apart. cutting to, but not through, bottom c rust. 2. In small bowl combine cheese. mayonnaise, mustard and peppers. 3. Fill every other slash with cheese mixture and capicollo. 4. Brush t.->p and sides of loaf with butter; wrap securely in heavy-duly aluminum foil. 5. Bake in preheared 300 F. o ven for 30 minutes, or until hot. Or heat 4 inches from glowing coals for 30 min- utes. turning loaf every I 0 minutes. 6. To serve : Cut through bottom crust of unfilled sections, serve hot! Mulces 8 sandwicAes. 4 servings SOUTH OF THE BORDER SALAD 1 'h medium heads Iceberg lettuce, WHhed and chilled 3 medium to,,,.toes, thickly allced 1 pkg. (8 ozs.) crHm cheeM 2 cups (8 ozs.) ahredded aharp Chedd., 6 tablnpoona llght crHm or milk 1 can (4 ozs.) drained, aeeded, chopped green chilies 4-8 drops TabHco 1h cup whole pitted black ollv" V• cup 111«*1 atuffed green olives 8 slices bacon, crisp-fried and crumbled 1. C ut letluce into quarters. Place on serving plate or in sa lad bowl. Sur- round with tomato slices. Refrigerate covered if not serving immediately. 2. Just be fo re serving. heat cheeses and cream in medium saucepan, stir- 12 • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 9, 1974 After the twlm mHI, 1ppease hearty appetl ... with • choice of 19upe •nd Grilled Italian Loaf. ring until heated through and smooth. Add chilies and T abasco. Pour over lettuce quickly. 3. Scatter black and green olives and bacon over alt. Serve at onc.e. Makes 6 servit1gs ASPARAGUS BUTTERMILK SOUP 3 cups buttermilk 1 lb. cooked fresh 11par1gua, undrained, or 1 can (15 or 16 oza.) asparagus, undrained, or 1 pkg. (10Vz ozs.) frozen Hp.,agua, cooked, undrained Vi teHpoonun 1 tablespoon snipped fresh dlllweed or 1 Vi teeapoona dry dlltweed 2 dlll pickles, cc.it In chunks v. cup dlll-plckte Julee lcecubea 1. Combine all ingredients, except ice cubes, in large bowl. 2. Blend covered, about J cups at a time, in electric blender, 20-30 sec- onds. until smooth. 3. Refrigerate. covered, until serving time. Just before serving. blend again or beat with wire whisk. 4. Pour over ice cubes in soup bowls or glasses. M akes 5 ~ cups Contin14ed ... c !! 0 :r iii Cf'ips 'ri' 'Topics HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO RUN THESE APPLIANCES? 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(5 OU.) boM .... dllcklft 2 cups king.sin com chips ~ cup bottled herb-and-gartic Nlad dressJng, or rour own 1. In large salad bowl combine greens and toss. Add onion rings, cherry tom:itoes, salami, Swiss cheese and chicken. Cover tightly with foil or plastic film anJ refrigerate if not serv- ing immediately. 2. Just before serving nd<l corn chips and salad dressing. Toss well. Makes 6 servings MOLASSES 'N' CHOCOLATE- CHIP ICE CREAM 2egp V.. cup light or dark mo1 .... V.. cupaugar 2 cupa mllk 3 cupa (1 ~ pta.) heawy creem 1 pllg. (I on.) Mmia...t c~late bib, coarselr chopped 1. In saucepan, beat eggs with molas- ses and sugar until well blended. Stir in milk. · 2. Cook over low heat, stirring con- stantly with wire whisk, just until mix- ture comes to boiling point. Remove from heat and stir in cream: cool. 3. To prepare in freezer: Pour into ice-cube trays, plastic or foil contain- ers. and freeze until mushy. 4. Turn mixture into a bowl and beat with electric mixer until fluffy. Stir in chocolate bits. Return to freezer con- tainer, cover and freeze unlit hnrd. Mokn about 2 qts. GOLDEN LASSIE SODA 2 large ICooe_I (about 1 cup) Moau... 'n' Chocolate-Chip tee Cream 1 cup (I on.) creem aoda, chllled \(oi cup whipped cNam or whipped lopping 1. Place ice cream in a large soda or other tall glass. Add soda slowly. Top with whipped cream. SeNe with straws. Makes I servinR TAFFY-TOWN SUNDAE 2 t.rge scoops (about 1 cup) Mol ..... 'n' Chocolal•Chlp Ice c,..m V.. cup Tafty-Town Sauce, recipe below Maraschino cherry or chopped nut• Coconut or chocolate eprlnk._ 1. Arrange ice-cream scoop\ in sun- dae glass or dish. Spoon on T nffy- Town Sauce. Top with Maraschino cherry and coconut. Makes I sen·i11g TAFFY-TOWN SAUCE 1 l•r (7¥J oa.) marshmallow fluff 14 cup light molaues 1. In small bowl, stir marshmallow until creamy, then stir in molasses . Use immediately or store in covered jar Stir before seNing. Makes I !/.1 cupi FAMILY W t[J(t'l''s Foodshell preaenta dishes you can make quickly, with a minimum of fuss, using common Ingredi- ents found in most kitchen cupboards. SALMON-RICE CASSEROLE In 2 Vi -qi. cas:i;ero le combine 4 cups cooked rice, 2 cups frozen. unthawctl peas, I can (I lb.) pink salmon, un- tlrnincd, 2 c:.i ns ( 10311-oz. size ) cream of s h rimp soup, undiluted, \l'l cup instant skim milk powder and I tea- spoon lemon pepper. In small skillet melt 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, stir in 1/2 cup bread crumbs and I tea,poon lemon p epper. Sprinkle crumbs over 1op or casserolu. Bake in preheated 350 F. oven for 30 minutes, until bubbly, Makes 8 ;ervm Rs 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 9. 1974 Rath hickory StnOking. It brings home tlte bacon flavor. At Rath we still cure our bacon the slow old way over smoldering hickory. Because there's just nothing like real hickory smoke to put the fini shing touches on that nut-sweet bacon fl avor. So the very next time you want to treat your taste- buds to something sort of special-just send them a smoke signal from Rath . Rath Cold Cuts. Fresh out of lite cold. We season our luncheon meats in the cold, slice them in the cold, and ship them in th e cold . So the flavor and freshness stay in right up till the time you serve them. You just can 't beat Rath Cold Cu ts for flavor. We've got that down cold. ,,. i\f, l.{lat~ Rath hot clogs. They're really great little kidders. Kids love the just right, not-too-spicy taste of Rath hot dogs. And grownups like to serve Rath hot dogs because th ey're the ones with the good so lid nourish- ment of meat protein. Not that grownups don 't like to eat their share of Rath hot dogs, too. After all , there 's a littl e kid in al l of us. IJale Deeter. Normu JlockweU'a bNlb IMil captured to --=II compaaaioe ID tllll pictun at«)' of &be liU.le boy ~ '° .. "" puppy. Horman Rock.well bas been paintina poipant episodes of America for over 60 year&. 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I talked with 15-year-old Linda Blair-the possessed girl in "The EKorcist"-when she flew to Los Angeles to at- tend the Academy Awards. Linda was nominated for Best Supporting Actress. but lost out to nine-year-old Tatum O'Neal, who won for her role in "Paper Moon." FAMILY WEEKLY : Js it true you never acted before you played Regan in "'The Exor- cist"? LINDA: No. When I was six my mother saw an ad for child models and she thought it might be interesting, so she got me an agent and J started to work as a model. And then I did some commercials, a soap opera and, eventuall y, ''The Exorcist." FW: How were you able to change your voice when you be- came possessed in those scenes in 'The Exorcist"? You didn't sound like a young g.irl at all. LINDA: Tbat's·because I had to have a different voice. ScveraJ were used, but Mercedes Mc- Cambridge's·voice, with the aid of electronic distortion, was the major one. FW: There were some very shocking scenes in the movie, and there has been a lot of con- troversy as to who did what. Could you clarify this? LINDA: l didn't do a couple of the more explicit scenes because the New York court wouldn't let me, so an adult double was used. But her time on screen didn't amount to more than 30 seconds. FW: How did you make your head pivot completely around in one scene? LINDA: That wasn't me. A cast was made of every part of my body and a very realistic dum- my was made up. fn that scene, it was the dummy's head, on tbe dummy's body, that pivoted. FW: Your language in the script was about as bad as anything I've ever heard from a young girl. Do your parents allow you to use such words at home? LINDA: Certainly not. As far Continued "As-far as the script was concerned, I just thought of the words as being part of the character. 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His "Long-long" Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined -That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . cigarettes send the smoke so far, it carries an overnight bag. 3. No. He's Stu Mack Paump. Makes all sea trips "by rail." He even gets seasick watching his shorts go around in the laundromat. His cigarettes have so much charcoal in the filter, he's had to join the miners· union. 4. Right. He's here to catch fish-not the latest fads and gimmicks. Wants no nonsense in his cigarette, either. Camel Filters. Good taste. Honest tobacco. 5. He's the cook, Phil Layasol. His meals are so bad, African pygmies come to dip arrows in his soup. --..,_,.. 6. & 7. No and No. They're porgie and bass. .;: CAMEL 19 mg. "tar'.' 1.3 mg. nicouoe av. per cigMene. FTC Report MAR. 74. Linda Blair ()f -The E~lst~ Continu~d as lhe script was concerned, J just thought or the words as be- ing part of the character. H any- thing, it hu made me much more careful about what I say. FW: What was the most difficult part of playing Regan? LINDA: It wasn't just one thing. U was a lot or thjnp. AJI physi- cal. The makeup for the scenes where I waa possessed took a couple of hours to put on. Tb~ makeup man had to mold the latex to my face. My skin got terribly tender after a while. The contact lenses I had to wear hurt my eyes. And in tbc scenes where I got violently tossed about on the bed, I had real trouble. They strapped me in with a metal thing that came loose, and when I was supposed to yell, ''Make it stop, make it stop!"-that was uoctly what I was telling them, but unfortu- nately, no one realized it! FW: Wha t was the highlight of making the film? LINDA: The day I fin ished. It had taken so long, and spring had come, and I wanted to get back to my horses. FW: Do you really feel there i.s a devil who can possess you as he did in "The Exorcist"? LINDA: I believe in good a nd evil, and yes, I think it could happen. Only not to me. FW: How do you feel about be- ing interviewed? You've had more publicity than anyone else in the film. LINDA: Interviewers always ask the same questions. FW: Such as? LINDA: Whether I was scared making the movie. And I say no. And what effect did it have on me? And I say none. And did the language bother me? And I say no, I don't gel bothered easily by anything. FW: Was there anything you en~ joyed about the publicity? LINDA: I loved the trip to Lon- don for the premiere. I saw the Tower of London, and we went to Windsor Castle, but the Queen was there so we could only go into the chapel. FW: Is it true Princess Margaret gave you a puppy? LINDA: It wasn't Princess Mar- garet, it was Warner Brothers. They gave me a puppy from the same kennel where Princess Margaret got hers. FW: J read somewhere that you don't want to be an actress when you grow up. but that you either want to be a veterinarian or concentrate on hones. Is that right? LINDA: Well, I still like horse- back riding. but I don't want to be a vet anymore. I do want to keep on acting. FW: Have you had a 101 of of- fers since you finished "The Exorcist"? LINDA: Not that many. There was one script about a mentally disturbed girl and another about a girl who is more intelligent than her age warrants. FW: What does your father do? LINDA: He's in marketing. An executjve. He gets c~ecutive jobs for other people. FW: And your brother? LINDA: Jimmy's 19. He 6nisbcd rugh school last year but he dido 't want to go to college. He's done a lot of motorcycle racing, but now he has a d~ livery truck ~d wants to start a private moving company. FW: Did you ever pdc on his motorcycle with hjm? LINDA: Yes, and it's scary. I don't like to ride double. 1 pre- fer my own mini-bike. FW: Did you ever have any accidents? LINDA: One time. I rode my brother's mini-bike and the brakes weren't so good. I got a little cul. But it was no thing J couldn't hide from my mother. FAMILY WEEKLY, Juno 0, 11114 • 1t RELINE YOUR DENTURES FOR A PERFECT FIT 4~ !:', ~~·~ .,~, ·~- Do your loose dentures slip or cause sore gums'? BRIMM'S PLASTl-LlNERrelines dentures snugly without powder. paste or pads. Gives tight, comfortable fit for months . YOU CAN EAT ANYTHING. Simply lay soft strip o f PLASTl-LINER o n denture. Bite and it molds per- fectly. Easy to use. harmless to dentures and gums. Money-back guauntl'e fro m mfg. At all drug counters . lnthetaue tt takes tq read .,ar&~an start I E le'WAl'i a toollaaclae. MAKING YOUR EARS HURT AND ITCH? "Earitis"-annoying pain and itch in your ears-can be brought on by excess wu . But when you try to relllOYe wax with pointed ob{ects. you may injure your ears! There s a better, safer way to remove excess wax -with AURO Ear Drops. When excess wax is gone. pain and itch of "Earitis" is gone. Get auro ~to help stop "Earitis." The . •r" I • (It's made with smaller doses of ~wo laxatives.) Some single ingredient laxatives work on the "Sunday punch" theory. One big dose of a strong laxative that can knock your system for a loop. Caroid & Bile Salts Tablets are made up of two separate laxatives that com bin~ the surety of a strong laxative with the gentleness of a mild one ... Together they help ease you to r egularity without sudden urgency upseL And because the dosage is pre-measured, Caroid & Bile Salts Table~ are thorough and so predictable you can almost set your watch by t hem. Take two tablets at bedtime. Get a good night's sleep. And you can expect to be back on schedule in the morning. Gentle Caroid & Bile • Salts Tablets-the 'two-together' - laxative-to .. B help put your system back on schedule. carmllmllSlllsTalMS Yo u 're 34 years old and you still die of shame every time"that itch" begins. There's reaJly no need. Vaginal or recta l itching can be helped. Just try BiCOZENE.'* (Say it "By-Co-Zeen.") This grease less creme ma11 be tlle beat relief Jf011 e<m bu11 with- out prescription. Of course, if itch persists see your doctor. BiCOZENE works on eontacL Helps soothe away irritation as it helps prcr mote healing. Helps stop that nagging itch in minutes flat. ReaJly! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ABOUT BiCOZENE WHEN YOU ORDER BY MAIL from companies that advertise in Family Weekly, allow up to four weeks for delivery. Some- times unintentional delays occur. If they do, write: Lynn Headley, Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y .. N.Y.10022. What Do Many Doctors Use When They Suffer Pain Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues? This Exclusive Formula Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief In Many Cases from such Pain. Also Helps Shrink Swelling of Hemorrhoidal Tiuues Due to Infection. News about. a most etreetive med- ication comes from a recent sur- vey of doctors. Asked what they, themselves, use to ttlieve such painful symptoms, many of the doctora reporting, named one particular medication they either use themselves or in their office practice. This medication gives prompt relief for hours in many cases from pain and itching of hemor- rhoidal tissues. And it actually helps ahrink swelling of such tis- sues caused by infection. Tusts bv doctors showed this to be true. The medication used was Preparation IP-the same exclu- sive formula you can buy at any drog counter without a prescrip- tion. Just see if doctor tested Preparation H doesn't help vow. There's no other formula like it. Ointment or suppositories. Ex 1uisitcly detailed 'flag of silver'' depicting the 4 2 official SOl'Crt?ign jlaRS H41ich havt? fl oivn over the United Stales Jrotn the days of the Spa nish explorers to the prese nt. To be issued in a single strictly limited edition. LJMIT: ONE SET PER PERSON. Orders must be postmarked by June 20, 1974. N OTHING MORE DRAMATICALLY portrays the history of our country than the flags which have Sown over American soil. From the royal stand~ ards of the silctecnth-ttntury explorers to the fiftieth star in Old Glory. each proud banner has stood as a milestone in the development of our national hencagc. Now, in-ttibutt to this heritage. The Franklin Mine proudly offers The Great Flags of America, sO"Uck in the distinctive form of solid sterling s ilver miniature ingots. This is the first collection of Mini- logots ever issued by The Franklin Mine, and for chis reason alone will have special interest to collectors. A colltclion of historical signiftcartct This historic collection of miniature silver flag ingots depicts each of the 42 official and sovereign Oags which ba ve marked the exploration, growth and de- velopment of America. It brings together the flags of t he sovereign powers which helped open the American continent; the flags of the republics which joined the United States; the flags of the Confederacy; and every off1cial U.S. ftag. Crom the Conti- nental Colors through today's fifty-star Rag Included, for example, is che Spanish banner of ~once de Leon. The fl ag of The Netherlands. w h ich flew over Nieu w - Amscerdam before it became New York. And the his toric sovereign Bags of France, England. Sweden. Mexico and Russia. Here arc che proud sove~ign flags of West Florida, Texas. California and Hawaii, each an independent nation before bccom- ir.g part of the United States. The srrugglcs of our Revolutionary fore- fathers come alive with the Continental Colors, our hrst national Hag of freedom. Here is the flag thac Rew over Fort McHenry in 181 4, when Francis Score Key wrote The Star-Spangled Banner. Here arc the flags of the Civil War era-the Bags of the Confederacy, and the U.S. flags. which steadfastly included stars for the seceded states. And here are all the other o tftcial Bags of the United States, each so rich in historical signilie<ince. Finely derailed miniatuR ingots Each .stuling silver Mini-Ingot in t.be collection is an extraordinary example of t.be minter's art. The skilled craftsmen of Tbe franLdin ~inc-renowned throughout the world for their artistry in silver-have captured every delicate detail of the Rag designs. Look at them under a magnifying glass, and you will discover fine lines and subtleties which are hardly visible to the unaided eye. The total c.flect of the complete coHection is dazzlingly beauuful. Complettly authorirative c.olltction To assure that the set would be com- plecdy accurate and comprehensive, The Franklin Mint commissioned Dr. Whitney Smith-Dirc.ctor of the Flag Heritage foun- dac ion and the nation's leading authority on flag history-co select and authenticate every Aag depicted. Dr. Smith has also prepared the detailed Bag history reference book which will accompany the collection. The artists and engravers of The Franklin Mine joined with Or. Smith co make these silver Mini-Ingots Caichful to the original flags in every precise detail. The design of each Mini-Ingot confonns exactly to the official design of the Bag it depicts. Even the proportions of the Mini-Ingots vary as do those of the Bags pomayed. Moreover. to denote fiag colors in the medium of sterling s ilver . the artists adapted the technique of heraldic "hatch- ing." Each color is represented by a dif- fcrcnc shading pattern, which is faithfully mmted into the surface of the Mini-Ingot. Strictly limited edition The collection of 42 solid sterling silver Min1•lngots will be issued only as a compltlt set. with an absolute limit of one 41et per person. The cotal number of sets co be minted will be forever limited to the exact number of orders entered by the d osing date of June 20, 1974. The spc.oal dies from which these Mini-Ingots are struck will be destroyed after minting. and The Great Flags of America Mini-Ingots will never be offered again. The original issue price is just $150 for the complete collection of 42 Mini-Ingots, and you may pay for your collection on a convenient monthly basis. To procecc and display your collecrion, a deluxe hardwood case will be provided at no additional charge. This case bas a trans- parent cop so the entire set can be proudly displ.iyed even when the lid is closed . A trtasured American heirloom This historic collection will be prized and cherished for its bea.ucy and authen- ticity. its educational value, and its pro- found significance and importance to every American. It is a collection that will be a CKasured heirloom for generations to come. This is tht only time that The Great Flags of Ame.rica Mini-lngots will ever be offered. To take advantage of th.is opponunity, be sure your order is postmarked by June 20 , 1974 Orders postmarked after that date muse, regretfully. be declined md'rerumed. ~----------------------• r -----ORDER FORM THl:; GRE.\l FLACS l)f· A~H RK ,\ \tl'\11'<,Ql"' The FriUlklln Mlor FraolWn Cent.er. Pumsylvarua 19063 Please &a1d me the complcrc scr of 41 Great Fla~s of America Minl-lngou in toUd aw:Ung silver. 0 I cndote $15.00• u my Ca.sh Down Payment coward the Toca.I Cash Price of $150.00•. Afttt I m:dvc my Kt. pleuc bill roe the unpaid balance of the Cash Pri<X at the rate of $15.00• a month for 6vc month• fol a Total of Paymcnu of $115.00•. Thett iJ1 NO FINANCE OiARGE. O I prefu co have the full amount of $150.00• chlrgul to my ~.It cud account uidicaced below· 0 BankAmaicud 0 11.fanu <large CmiJt Card No. __________ _ .bp(ntlon Date __________ _ U using Muter CliaQIC. alto indicate 4 digit number lmmcdhtdy lbove -,our name _____ _ •p"" t11y SIJIU sala ta Valid only if postmarktd by Junt 20. 1974. Mr Mr&. Limit Ont &1 per Person. Mils _____________ _ ' Add.ras ____________ _ .sme. Z4>·------------ sign•turc·~------------ AU ordcn -•ubjca to ~ by llK franklin M!nL 20-05 '". ,. ..... ""'-...... , •• T"Ha WOlt~O . LA•Oc.-t ,...,,., ........... , " •• fllOT ...... ~··"•0 Wf'f" ,.... .. u ........ T Ollt AH"' Ofl-1•• eove•U•"4•""1' ...... CY ..... __________________________ i.._.::.. ..:::::::::::.,;;.-__ ---~-~ -~-- -~ - -~ • ' ANNETTE AND MOTHER A 2,500-foot plunge F1ve minut" later they were laugh- ing. But at the moment Annette F le tcher and her mother first embraced. the drama was still too intense, the feeling of relief was still too great. Ann- ette, 16, who had never parachuted before in her Jif e. had just touched ground after bailing out of a plane as part of a project to raise money for the National Deaf Children's Society in England. How did it £ee1? "My stom- ach was churning like mad," said Ann- l'ltc. ") was terrified. But now I can say ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By RlcNtrd Armour ~ ~/ WIFE OF THE PARTY At parties my wife ls no talker, no wit, Yet something she says Makes with me a great h it: When the hour becomes wee And the small t.tllc still smaller, Except for the guests Who their politics holler, Come those words shrewd and timely That bring me to life, WOl'ds of wisdom and chann: "Let's go home," says my wile .. H • FAMILY WEEKLY. June 9, 1974 -tin the World! lt was a wonderful experience. Fau- tnsticl" What would • young person do if he or she caught a friend shopUCting? A study made this year reveals that 57 percent say they would try to talk the ~ friend in.to returning the stolen items, ~ or paying for them and nut stealing • again. Seven percent would tell the ~ friend's pareuts about it. Three per· ii: cent would tell the police and seven percent would tell someone at school- a teacher or cowlselor. Twenty-six per- amt said they would do nothing. "Scholastic Magazine" made the shldy. Two .uper-cops •t w•r? Rec.'t'ntly. David T oma, the police disguise artist wh~ exploits formed the basis of the TV series ·'Toma," tallced about Frank Serpico, that other famous "honest cop" whose :idven· tures were made into a successful movie: "I met Ser- pico on. two occa- sions and I don't D•wld Tome happen to beUeve many of the things he said. In that movie they made of him, the audience is given the impres- sion that he is the only honest cop go- ing. This is not right. I really d on't be- lieve it's fair. 1 discourage people from seeing the movie. It was well produced and directed, but when the movie ends, children are left with the impression that all policemen are conupt. That's ba<l. I think if I can bring the message to people that neither Serpico nor I a.re the only honest cops around, then peo- ple will foci a littJe safer. There is a ba<lge hetween chaos and civilization. and the sooner we learn this, the better off we'll be." Quips & Quotes I'm beginning to feel my age. What modem 1.-ids study as hinory I learned as Ctl"ent eoenla. -Georgie Starbuck Galbraith MAKES A LOT OF SENSE ••• Our youngest son just said good-bye; he took himself a wife. This house is cold and empty now, without the romp and strife. Fidgiting, I walk the rooms ... I feel it's wrong somehow . , . And, turning to my husband, say, "You're all I have left now." His smiling, cocky attitude seems unusually dry and smart: "Funny you should say that, Dear. I was aJI you had at the start I" -Jewel V . McDaniel. Yucaipa, Calif. Flour is now so erperuive, dollars to doughnut& is an even bet. -Robert Orben As long as thtte are final exams, there will always be prayers in the pub- lic scl100L9. -Conrad Fiorello II you 6nd a quarter still goes as far as it used to-that means you're in church. -Gene Y asenak THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life differently. Send original contribu tions to "Chlld," Family Weekly, &41 Le:dngton Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. S1 0 If used-none returned. Our son, seven, was hit in the mou th with a lunch buclcet at school and had several stitches in his lip. His mouth was so swollen . the next morning, he couldn't close it. Asked if he wanted to stay home from school, he re- plied, "No, I want to talce it for Show and Tell." -Mrs. Raymond Duchene Bourbonnais, Ill. Last summer I looked outside and saw my daughter on top of the car. I asked her what she was doing. "Getting down," she said. -1"na M~Danid Cahohia, TU. DATES: Friday is Flug Day. The Le Mans auto race takes plfice in Frant'c, nnd the Wightman Cup tennis matches tah· place in Wimblooon, England, on S.turd•y. ANNIVERSARIES: The Baseball Hall of Fame opened in Cooperstown, N.Y., 35 years ago Wedn .. dey. BIRTHDAYS (all Ccmini): Sund•y- N•lllcy Sinatra 34; Robert S. McNa. v marn 58; Robert Cummings 64. Mon-"C ~ d•y-June Havt•r MacMurray 48; 3 Prine.~ Philip 53. Tu89d9y -Chad i Everett 38; WilJiam Styron 49. Wednesday-Jim Nabors 42; David Rockefeller !59; Vic Damone 46. Thurs- cS.y-Paul Lynde 48. Frld9y-Cenc Barry 53; Dorothy McCufrc 55; Burl (v('s 65; Pierre Salinger 49. S.turcS.y- Erroll Carner 53. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Jim N•bor•&June H.ver M•cMurr•r By Frank Baginslci LITTLE EMILY "Sure JOU CM ..,.._In the belhtubll" 0 VICE~~! I" 11..T C "° Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. - HA BAND PRICE 2p1ir18.95 This year, WHITE SHOES are IMPERATIVE and a GOOD-LOOKS NATURAL TOO, for office wear as well as your weekend and vacation dress·up occasions. Only the prevailing high prices (or the pesky trouble - with HABAND's TRIPLE PLUS tor LONG LIFE ' -Longer than we dare promise out loud I EXACT FIT -No runnif)f around waiting,_ to find your size I of shopping for them) can spo il the fun now. 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BRAID LOA FE W. have 10ld millions of pairs under this ume I G\JARANTEE: If on receipt you do not 1---8-R_OW_N---+-~+--~1--~ guerantH Ind we invite your AT-HOME w1shtok.eep and wear the shoes, return MONK STRAP INSPECTION, ANY 2 Paws for $18.95 ! I t~':; to Habaf!d for full refund of every 1--------+--..--..--1. Just use this easy order form cou1>0n: /Hfl Y you paid us. M0~~1J~RAP 86J_.2 1--B-U_R_G_U_N_D_V_-+--+---+---<- N1mt ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . LOAFER Apt. t--8-L_A_C_K __ -+--+---+---tr f-OXFORD BROWN OXFORD City .............................................. . And let Ha/Jandl deliver I to ~-----------------------#- ,. rl Stall' ...............•... d]~E DDDDD1 ~----------------- your I door. I .. 1-{E~E'S THE lAORLD ~ ~ . FAMOUS 6EASLE scour c.___u LEADtN6 HIS TROOP ON A NATURE HIKE ... IHAT WA5 ,.,.\ SHORT FORTLt·Flv'E" .'\t\!NUTE5 ! "'" l=l•Q u s p"' n w -A,11 nohh tf"'". wfd ~107.t t'°'V Un1l1tt1 F ftlhH• Svnt11r .. t• In( NANCY DON 'T T ALK AW CALM TO M E ----DOWN---L E T'S I'M M AD ·.GO TO A A 1-YOU MOVIE AW. BE A S PORT·--GET ME AN I N V ITE { OKAY--- 1 F. YOU INSIST SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1974 AT 1H IS PO IN T, WE LJILL SEPARATE ... EACH WILL 60 HI? OWN WA"f ... WE WIL L. MEET BACK HERE IN FORT't'-Fl\/E MINUTES THl5" WILL TEAC~ AND PROMOTE ?ELF-RE LIANCE v'Wv }y I f /,;W I v~,--~ I I r-·' ---~-JZ: .. ~£ u;.~~~~ - . JUST FOR THAT,. WE'RE 60tNG TO TRL{ IT AGAIN !!! _,. /)~~ ~ =-:~""--';::s~-=» -. .... .. -----. -.. - AND I DON'T WANT TO ~EE AN4'0NE HANGING AROUND M'( FEET! . . NO, I'M ·GOIN G TO A FANCY .LAWN PARTY . TODAY OH, DEBBIE -~ MAY I BRING A FRIEND ? HI S NAME I S S LUGGO CA N I COM E . ALON G ? By Ernie · Bushmilf er N O~--You· WOULDN'T F IT ., f\J . WITH TH AT HI GH-CLASS . GROUP 1.., n .. q IJ S PAI O~ -/HI nll"'~ r•nrved ,. t•l.'4 by IJn11Pd r eal•trQ Si~d·~~•e. Inc. 5 AS IN STUPID " ' L AS IN LOWBRO.W LJ AS I N UN COUTH -------. G AS IN GROUC H G A s· ll'J eiour:-·"' Q AS IN OAF ... ., .. -- _..t, A $KE.O YOvt HOW TO ?Pei...1- 11 Nf;.Cf '?'5 AR.Y ! 11 DENNIS THE . MENACE '7'0 U WON'T BELIE\/E IT,,. BUT 1 W AS THINKING ABOUT /"OU NOT FIVE M INUTES AG01 ABBEY! HER NAME'S JEAN THAT'G VERY CALYIN ! SHE 'S IN TERESTING ! THE ONE V'"'f-\O SE BROTHER IS IN STATE PRISON ! v. r lA~E i..t.. /\1e HOW -rH~ HOW 10 DO YOLA. '7Pe1..L- 11N E:CE.,~AR Y? I/ OIC1tONA~Y, ?Pe.L-L- MARC IA. 11NEC ~$SA~Y, 11 1HAT'? WHA1 !. RA . AN D .1 _,AID WHY CAN 'T" lA?E. 1'HG. YO!A J~~r DICl lONAl<:Y. T!L.t.. M·~ Ii'? Rl6HT HOW 10 IHe~e,oN ~PfL..~ . Ml~~ P~AC.H'7 "N~C.E ,SA ~Yr ·· .OE5K .' . Ii '$ F='OI<. l°T:'~ A MA1i~~ OF P~INC:l PJ..e . U~E IH~ OICTiONA~Y, ANO YOV1 1l..l-8E :?llt RPR15ED HOW QtillCKL.Y YOU'L-L- GEi /H~ co~~ECT 7PE.L.L..ING ! . MY DADDY 9AYf; IFYA GO -ro COLLE:GE,)OU CAN f3e ANYTHING .YCJ.J ~VANT WHE:N YAGRO\A/ UP] SURE: ITS FAIR! ~IJDGE PARKER ' 1:V # 1 HAYE THE D ISTINCT FEELING THAT FIYE M IN UTE S AGO YOU W ERE TH INKING OF NOTHING B UT THAT CUTE B LOND WHO JUST LEFT YOUR OFFICE! NOW, I ASK YOU, GLOR \A,,,WHY 15 ABBEY SO UPSET WITH ME? WOULD YOU HAYE . ANY IDEA'? , .. DON 'I HA t;,~it .. ~ Me, 1~A-- . /HANK YO~f 1 .::r:.~A. N~XT -flM~ l.'L.L IA?~ fHIE. OIC.Tt ONAIC!Y ?DONS~ ... By Hank Ketcham <1<1<1 I CAN 1T UN DERSTAND HOW ANY WOMA ULD GET UPSET WITH YOU, SAM! ---~ ' • l rndr Mo•~ llt91tl••cd I A Md'"'"''"' Syr,.l1cet,. F~otu•• N,OW I'LL PUT BREAD CRUMBS DOWN \ LEADING TO THE DOOR I I -. ·. I ,."l"'''rh1 '?14 1 rlp .. ' rl,. J.t,...~ u11nnt \II \\,,drl ll1ch1> f(f._, ""rt -~;~ --·--·-··· I MUTT", THERES A SKU ~K lt-J OUR KITCHE~J.' I' il11 I NOW WATCH!SEE ~ES EATlt-.JG THE CRLJMBS- .HE 'LL GO OUT.'~ -... (llr)_...... ........ --._.__ ........ _...._.._.._~L.L-li..=® AH! ONLY 4-78 OTHER SPf::Cl~S IO SPOT ANt:> J 1LL B~ ON IHS (OOO-L/ST OFTH~ BIRDW,ATCH~R.15 5oc1g,.TY-.' WAIT A MINUTE! DOCTOR SMOCK GO Cl-fG"CK IH~ MAIL,., .. M I SS CF<'e:~se:: -IHe~e:::· MIGH.., Be A t..e"fl"l:::F< Fr:<OM YOU-KNOW-.WHO a:>. Pooi:< C?F<. SMOCK ... 1-te Keeps HOPIN(i; -rHe A .M.A. W l(...t.,. SOL..ICll"' HIM FO~ MC::Me>e~SHIP: .. ~--······--·····················-····-·--. HO W I~ DON'T PANIC, THE WORLD I'LL GET IT DID IT GET OUT! GET M E I~ THE 50ME BREAD! HOUSE? /~ .... P"'-r--.. [G ,. By .L4.l Sri\it li FIRST I'LL O PE>-..! THE DOOR SO HE CAN G ET O UT.' - \ // ~~~::::;=:.:::.:..::~~~-~~~ Dr--I 6-9 µMM ... A PURPL~ PLUMED l~ICK~T "TH RUSH·· I'VE. S~~N TMEM Bt::For<~ ... r:=:=J c::=i I WHEN You ,AIM FOR (/;,00 , YOU T,AKE ~VERYTHING You C,AN GET. By George Lemont 0 .ANYI"~ 11-JG For< US, Mr<. IF<IMBL..e ? HMM, HOW ABOUI" 1"HA-f ?! .ANC? ll";S Fl<OM W6l.--t..., 11";5 ee11er< .,-HAN NO"'fH I NG, r ·n--11 NK j:'M GO/NG 10 Cr<Y .1 ,-He A.M.A .. ' " "' '· ,,, ., ~ " .. l I SN''! l'I? \ ---- • GUESS WHO, MOMMY! ----""""' ~ -::::--~ • 0 ' • ."::'' ~ -~} J J r ':..,,-p,1~BLf C..I R1~e1 E ''< P.1Bf'il !:.. '•I ~lf'>~l f. 'ot H\11~1 I ,, __ ,0'1 ),~~~~m c~fNJY or CONT.EMPDRARY CAUCASITl-IL MIL ITARY GENRE '.AN WILL BE NfCESS I ANP FINV rr YOllH BHAINS . -AHY 70 -PICK ~----~~-- AND WHAl'VE YOU BffN UP 10 TOPAY/ 1-0TSA ~lJCK ? c;,rP.l~Nr 5C.K\\'le,LE Suddenly I \ ~ -. /7er \ . fdi1y 6orfmolher dppears a1Jd turns her rag~c; info a /Jeatdtfil I pr1rty fOWl7 ~:o f..:c, L. , - ,. 'r ' . .. / / , ,,,. All heads flJrn as · she arr/ves at- the palace. She is escorted immed'late(y to f he 11Ja1n bal/mom ano' p1 esenfed lo,, .. =- l:.VE:.N A HAN DSOM E:. rR\~(f ~IAS lo M E.ET CE::.Rl i\IN MINIMllM RLQUIRLM L N I !:> <'AN )'OU TRUST YOUR EYES! There are at Inst six differ· POCH lo drawtnl( details between top and bottom panels. Row quJckly c:an yo11 find them? Check anawen with those below. 0 Jl.a1Jtll l!•ncUJ ~I lllJ\f ·9 ·111aJaJJIP "1 rnlJ-1 ·~ •1;;q10 4 J 1" fl~/\ •t-•111aU1J'lJ " '"""l ',•111-; ·r. .,.., .. ~1111 -i 11~11• au n .i ·i ·'""""'~ •1 1•H • t "'·" .. '"Jllfl MIXED SINGLES Hf-.Rf-. '' ,111 A,ln111,htll,I! 111.1,1!1, Ind wh1d1 ''II.lid fn nr linc n\'11 \d11·11 prrlnr1m•d 111 > 11111 11 \.\-fl h.111d, l1rlnr1· ~1ll11 H'I\ 1')1''· II 11•q111rt'' a p,1prr l>ill .111d l\\11 p.1pr1 1.·lil'' I 11 hc1w1, lnhl thr htll 11H<1 ll11rch. ·" '''""' 11"' lfit• ilhl\l fiHIPtl .1h11\1• .\1t.1d1 1hr ,ltr, 111 1ht' "ill h11ld111~ It'll ,11k ,q1d 1.Clll1 I 'fnld .. 111oi fll!hl '1dr ;rnd 11·1111·1 I nld. ;i, 1lc p1r 11·1I. ---BULLETIN BOAR D • l'ICK·lll' Ci AM E! Place five lnothpu·h 1n1 a plal1• Now, p1rk up o nr• toothpu·k at a t1mr-, fl\(' tinw<., llncl sldl OilVt' o nt• toolhp•<:k nn lht.> plal1·. llow \ 11 rlnrw '! 'I' 11'1 t Hfll(f''1•1 ttt,q "'II 'I'''' .. l"lrt ·"'If (1n '1 ""-lrH 1J tJO A11t" '''1 i.J1I\ e Ttw 11<1tJW\ 111 hnw n1.tt1\ ,Jalr·o, ;1r1• ni;1rk up 111 111.t (1111' :•yll11hlr'! i\11\Wl'r 111 :111 SPf'OIJf1: •• • A d of k th;il :;t.rtkl>f' lhr hour), nnly ha., :-.!ruck t I ir1 lh•• l<1sl three hour!>. Whal 1:-. lh~ pr""""' h1111r·1 e 1l 1•pr11t lhP!W word~ rapidly, anri l'Orfl•dly, 1f \llll <'•rn : llowl, Jowl, fowl , bowl. Now lry LheM·: C'I0\\11 , brown, clrown, nown. Nn\\. for I hr bis: \Ill rmr. P11ll th<' ou11•1 IWO C'lllh nf lhl.' hill lfl oppo,111· dircuann' dn yn11 know "h.il "'ill nt 1.·ur'' J11,1 1111, ''' 1he hill 1111lnld' '''f.'' \1.tlf 111rrl . 1111rr ln1 I.., .111d 1 ly n i t flt"l ll"< tly f"11l'-' 1111•d, all 111 a lwml..lr. I.INF: IS RllSY! On" nf '1 vP lme1' ll'ad., to the h1J! f1~h ~I tn p rii:hl, ahove. Wlmli hnr·? Thal 11. for you ln puY.zl~ ry11I , , • 1>11\J INC; OUT! Add the followinit color~ n1>3lly ror " surpribce pll'tUrl' ahov1>: l -RPri . 2-Lt. bluf>. 3-Yi>llow. -i -1,1.. hrnw11. ;1- Vlr«h tonl's. 6-1.l. 11TePn. 7-flk . brown. A-flk. bluP. 9-Purlllr. SP[llBIN arn! SCO RF, 10 points for using alt the -----+----- lrtter:; in the word below to form -----+----- two complete words: M I N S T R ~; L THE N score 2 points each for all ____ ..__ ___ _ word~ of four letters or more -r---..---4----- fou nd am ong the letters. _' -----+----Try to "core at least ~,.'I polnt11. ____ ..__ ___ _ -.11~1 ·11111,r. :u1u11 .. u e al'l'""".f By Brown and Casson tv~AT'G 1µ£ MAT1€L?, Gf./P5Lt ? WtLL , LA~I NIGl41 1 012€AM£1/ BOOM€JZ 6gABBEO ME.. ..ANO 5P1f21lt.O M6 AWAY' 10 50M6 S6Ck?.€1 PLAC€ ... , ,, l?ul I GU65S IT'6 51 LLY 10 8~ AF'RAI D .' PON'I B€ RIDICULOUS, Gt/PSI/, ANY WOMAN'D 6t A ~J2A ID IF IJ~A r J~A PP£N GO / / 1HA1'5 NOT 1HE Po1NT K£U..-Y. I'M AFK'AI D , tr WON'T J-IAPPfN ! . ! ~-q . ..AN O 1ilerJ 1~er<e r /i.JA? ALL ALON6 UJl lH l-tlM; AIRlCIHllllE FRE D. YO U'VE. G OT TO TALK . TO ARCHIE •1 TH E WAY H E.'S GOING , AN OLD MAN.' NOTHING.I AND THAT'S THE POINT / WHAT WILL H E BE WHEN HE FINISHES SCHOOL? SO YOUTWO CAN DRINK LEMONADE AND LISTEN TO GUY LOMBARDO ? WELL ... WHY DON'T YO U SWITCH TO ... MECHANICAL DRAWING? l ARCHI E, WHAT Al=?,E. YO U INTfRES TFD IN MOST ? • E NVIRONMENTAL A N D ECOLOGIC AL ORGANIC GEODETIC D OM E , ZOM E A N D FOAM CONSTRUCTION WI r H SOLAR CF L I /\ND GF-1 r -CON T/\INfD Ml rllf\Nl. f-N ER6\( ~YSI LM ':.J .1 / .' BoB MON7ANA- MARY ..•. YOU T/\LK TO H IM .' I T\,.l"l"' J'# 4 lo. l •'Ir T >&~l .!'l?lilu.'.&. ' • • IM rQE TTV SU Q.E I T WAS e1c 8~A'55 UIMSEL I=. Ml~S . Tl.IE. "MAGIC" R I NGS ~.~~~ IN RE G ARO TO A PA'SSENGE~ J'ICK·UP AT Tj.jE CORNEQ 01= I 2TH ANO ELM TOOAY.10:30 A .M . 1IL -:::> I I~ . , I ... ~1 5 GlA:L l=~IE N O WAS CRYING B ITTERLY. A N O I-IE F LAGGED A CA8 FOR l-IEA: S O Sl-lE WOULON·r ~AVE TOYWA!T. -, " I CAB 5572? -.JUST \ A MINUTE. c_' ... ~~ ~ ;c= ,C::J.1 ·'·'-'" 'r r'l t I GORDO IE.A H! We KN,?Wf • / ,, ' ' ··/v I • Lawns an · garden s :n town need it. too. 6 -9 , T~AT DRIVER -.JUST CAME IN.MR. TRACY. / ~OLD ON. .::.__ An· how Son , do you have about any thin g agains t the the game of gol f 7 fa1 ·mers 7 r----.. .--- iOt.l t=E LINES AR!: J._UCKY VAA'?M INTS! ::~oM /HE LEITEl<.S ,.,.--p -AND ta. r • A FT!R I IMSTAL.UD TMENEW FAM BIL.T,OllMIM ·1-i{!Al;ll:l!D WMERE ro SEEN TM.6.T FACE ON TME TV POLICE BULLETIN ? ( ' I Y ES ... Y ES, I 010 ..• MV LOG SMEET W ILL SMOW , ';'- TME DESTINATION ... ... Y ES.SIR, t thE c ab com oanu. tlircc m inutcs /ate:r'-. VE5.M'1 TQAC Y. W~AT CAN t 0 0 l="OR vov ? · .~ ::: ,.,. -_, .. . ,. Sure, its a real sod -soaker! lf it kee ps up, J qet to take off. l want to qo to town an' shoot pool. \} ~' I f, 1i t 11 • !~;1JJ ~ v~Jfi'I' ~, ), '"'''"•··••""<ur '·~ .. .. ,,. ... , ........ ... Sy Gus Arriol a /\/0 7HIN0 SOP.TEN S UP PJEOPLE LIKE Ti-IA/ !::'/.CLUSIVE 1<.ESPIRAIOR.'( VIBRAll ON OF YO UR.S f .=01<. PUB LIC, R.ELAilOf/Sf .S I T ON '1M 1 P l b / .Sil ON HIM YOURSELF! W/..10 NEE.OS C L AWE:.D BA.COAf f • . -