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Home My WebLink About1976-08-08 - Orange Coast PilotNeed the Mooring? Buy the Boat o.lty-..ilel Sl•tt ..- HOW MUCH IS IT WORTH? MORE THAN IT APPEARS, IF THE MOORING GOES WITH IT .. -. , 8)' CAltY C Rt\NVILLE Ol-O.·••"•tu" Robert Crowell put his n.me on the public waitinc list For on offshore boat mooring In Newp o rt Harbor in No v e mb er 1980. He's s till w a it i n g. Harbor Patrol records show. Edward Be n z m ll le r GH•IYILL• decided be wanted a mooring for his boat last March. Within a month. Beni miller had bis mooring. The 16-)•ear discr epa nc y betwee n Cl'ow e ll 's and Benzmiller 's success in latchlna on to one of Newport Harbor's 1.20s public boat moorings can be traced lo one difference: Crowell w anted only a moor- ing. BenzmiUer was willing to buy a boat lo get al the mooring that went with it. Benzmiller says the boat be bought last Mar t.b has been '' '\D.\' ~Pt:t ·l .\I , ''hauled out of the waler" and nplaced on the mooring with a boat he already owned. Meanwhile, CroweJl's 16·year wait is near an end. Ills name finally has crept lo the top ot one oC the wailing lists kept at the sherlrr's Harbor Patrol headquarters in Newport Beach. Crowe ll will gel his long· owaited mooring the next lime tbe owner of a m oor\ng the siie he wants vacates his mooring without firs t selling his boat and mooring equipment to another boating enthusiast. If it reaches him after a 16-year delay, a letter from the Sheriffs Department will tell Crowell he has five days to claim his prize. Roughly st ated, that prize gives Crowell the right to bU)• the mooring equipment from its owner at a m utually agreeable price and to keep a boat re- gistered in his name moored on assigned public tidelands for as long as he : -Pays to Newport Beach n· nual fees of S6 per root. or boot length. In the case oC u 20-foot boat, for example. the yeMIY ree wou ld be $120. -Keeps whatever boat Is tlf!d on the mooring registered In his name. -Maintains t he mooring In a s afe con diti o n , rn cludlng mandatory biannual inspections by licensed m arlner repairmen. For that, the current waltln~ line stretches about 3,000 persons long, and In popular size moor- ings newcomers are told they can expect a wait or up lo 15 years. The struggle for moorings in popular Newport Harbor has sur- foced in the dissolution or busi- ness partnerships. It's been a topic of debate In divor re r ourt. Mooring owners include their holdings in their wills to insure heirs their rightful places on the bay. And. say some. more than u few mooring owners have turned a tidy profit when disposing of their wei.:hts. chain and buoys to CSee MOORING, PageA3) SUNDAY DAILY PILOT *-. -* VOL. 69, NO. 221, 7 SECTIONS, 84 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1976 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS · A.ctiviiy I On Mars 'Analyzed PASADENA (APJ -A sample of Martian soil in the Vi king minjJ aboratory has agafo shown "tantalizing" activity that could be evidence of li fe, scientists re· ported Saturday. The new data were disclosed the same day that Viking 2 - mother Ship and lander com- bined --rocketed into orbit around Mars. As In experime nts a week ago, scientists emphasired there were m a n )' "a lte rn ative ex · plan atfon.s" for t he activity, and said, "We have not found life on Mars." Dr. Harold Klein, head or the Viking biology team, said, "The information does suggest at least the possibility or lflological ac- tivity in the sa mple being in· rubated." The next ste p is lo run a control test on s~i l th at has bee n sterilized to exclude life. That test is due to be finished by Aug . 23. A 40·minute motor burn sent the four·ton Viking 2 soaring Into its first orbit of the red planet af· ter blasting orr from Earth 11 months ago. It marked the nrsl time the United Stales has had two probes clr cHng another planet at the sa me time. Aft er surveyinR terrain in the northern latitudes of Mars, VikinR 2 will dispatch ll.'S hinder (or a soft landing Sept. 4, uccord· Ing to current plan.IS. The region where Viking 2 will land 1s believed more likely to harbor Martian life than the Viking t D .... • fttln?. fonding plac(.'. • :I Dr. Nor man llorowitz ruled out the poss1bllily that activity In th<.' latest Viking t test resulted from a life-mimicking chemical pro. cess that Is believed to have caused unusual activity in a dlf- Jerent experiment last week. In the earlier Viklng expe.ri· ment, called labeled release, In· itlal results seemed to Jnd icate possible life in the soil. It's not exactly what fireman Georgt• Camargo of the California Division of For estry expect ed -or deserved - after battling a four -acre brush fire Saturday in Mission Viejo. He and his colleagues took just 70 minutes to ext· ingulsh a blaze that climbed a hill and got to within 300 yards of new homes on Camalotc Avenue before being snuffed out. Two tanker airer aft backed up firemen in a blaze that erupted when a catalytic conve rtor on a pickup truck threw off sparks in the El Toro Road area. Alas, Cam a rgo's canteen was empty. 'TWo Tonglles 1:Jeat One' By lllLAKY KAYE OI IN D•llY "'"" M.tfl Lorenza Schmidt says she has he.r work cut out for her during the next four years on the state board or education. She says she must convince her new colleagues that bilingual education is a legitimate aspect of public education.. An assistant dean ol students at UC Irvine, Ms. Schmidt recen· Uy was appointed to the slate board that sets policies for California '...s. elementary and secondary public schools. She attended her first meeting in June arter bel.ng appointed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. and is sel to spend another four years on the l)oard. She is Brown's first ~woman appointment lo the board • . --- Assistant Dean at VC Irvine Stresses Bilingual Leaming Al 33-years-or-age, lbe vibrant Ms. Schmidt already bas met soaJs still eluding much older, more uperienced~. As an assistant dean of stu· dents al UC Irvine, she works with the 1,200 students housed at Mesa Woods residence halls. Her duties involve working with the president's council and the staff resident assistants, p lus "a lot of counseling on a one-t.o- CJllle basis.'' M.s. Sc:bmidlTs also active in minority student prograqis. both ' - at Irvine and at othe r UC campuses. Before arriving at UC Irvine in 1973. Ms. Schmidt spent six years teaching, after receiving degrees at U C Berkeley and UC Riverside. During those years, she taught. preschool youngsters in the Head Start program -fifth graders. eighth graders and high school students. She was also a teacb1na assistant at UC Rivenide. "l guess you un ~education is a big area of interest foc-me:• (See lllLINGlJAL, PaceA4) Reagan Ends To11r 95 Delegates· ShOrt By The A55oclaled Press President Ford worked on his acceptance speech for the GOP n atio nal con vention while challenger Ronald Reagan re- turned hom e on Saturday "Satisfied and optimistic" after a five-state pltch ~~ates. Me anwhile, De mocr atic .no.minee Jimmy Carter met with consumer advocate Ralph !llader in preparation for a speech on Monday to the Public Citizens Forum in Washington. It will be the fir st o f Carte r 's three scheduled a ppearances this week. Reag an returned lo California to wait the start of the GOP con· vention next week after a tour of Mississ ippi. West Virginia, Pen· nsylvania. New York a nd New Jersey. Reagan was on the defensive during most or bis last precon· vention campaign trip. He faced critical questions daily from de· legates and reporter~ concerning his selection as vice presidential running-mate or liberal Sen. Ri ch ard Schweiker of Pen· nsylvania. who accompanied Reagan to four or the states. "I think there has been move· tnenl of delegates directly to us , .. Re.ag an told a WesL YJr&mia news conference. "But there also has been even more significant movement from those committed to Mr. Font to uncommitted, and we're both very satis fied a nd op- limis lic ," R eagan added , Schweiker at his side. Reagan won public cpmmjt. ments from only seven delegates during the tour, including one in West Virgini a on Saturday, and one oC the other six faced a serious challenge to his creden· ti a ls. Reagan headed home trailing Ford by 68 delegates in the con- linuing Associated Press survey. That left him 95 short or the 1,130 needed for the nomination Aug. 18 in Kansas City. The count wa:. Ford l ,103, Reagan 1,035 and 121 uncommitted. The AP counts only delegates who are legally bound or who state a preference. An AP survey of the 2,259 con· vention delegates1tbow11 Ford's delegates are better educated and earn more than those back- ing Reagan. Ford also has the backing of the great m ajority of the elected public officials who are de- legates, outnumbering Reagan backers in that category better than 3 to l , the AP computer analysis s hows. By contr ast, Reagan is the more frequent choice of sclf· employed business men and doc· tors who are delegates. While Ford worked on his ac- ceptance speech, aides were con- tacting a group of persons the President hopes will be interest- ed in running as his No. 2 man on lheGOPticket. Plains Blast Injures 3 PLAINS, Ga. (AP> -An ex- plosion, apparently touched oCf by a s park from a soft drink machine, slightly injured three children Saturday at the service station owned by Jimmy Carter's brother. Billy. The Democratic presidential candidate and his brother were playing softball at Plains high school when a huge boom resoun- ded through the town, followed by a gigantic tower of black s moke. Billy Carte r, the other players and onlookers r an toward the, station about one block away ag Secret Ser vice agents drove cars onto the playing field and lorced Carter into one. Firemen said a spark Crom the vending mac hine appar ently touched orr fumes from a truck which was delivering gasoline to the station. Billy Carter rus hed up lo the gasoline truck and tried to move it but several persons FINAL DAYS -Costa Mesan Carla Yates pedals her last tum ol the wbffl across the United Sla.t.eson lbe Bikecentennial. Her rmal article sums up the trtp -and Carla explala9 wbJ she preferred lbe expanslve Weal to the East. Her account ls on Page BS. THE KILLEll -Scientists were thrown into the role ol detectives Jut week as they got on the trail of the cause or a sickness that bas killed more than 20 legionnaires -rollowinl a convention in Philadelpbla. Associ.1ted Press, Writ.er Alton Blakesleedescribea viruses on PageA8. ' restrained him. One of BiUy's employes, Randy Coleman, j um- ped into the truck a few minutes tater and moved it to safety. "If that truck had blown. this whole town would have gone," said ltfurray Smith, a Plains resi· dent, who helped tum off the gasoline valves on the t ruck before it was moved. The Plains fi re department put out the blaze in about 10 minutes. The explosion caused little dam age to the s tation. It blackened the white frame side~ of the station and blew cans of oil and other auto accessories off shelves. The soft drink machine was demolished. The three children who suf. lered miqor burns were treated and released at a hospital in Americus, JO miles a way, a hospital spokesman sald. Christopher Here.ford, 16. of Shawmut, Ala.-one of the in· jured-taid he put a quarter In the sort. drink machine and pushed RAllD TO TUE -Water-ror mo1l coast residents will be get· tial a little softer as a result of newlY. imUtuted processing. But one authority believes the results could be cau.e for concem. Daily Pilot Starr Writer Joanne R~ynolds tells why in a s&ory oo Pace Bl. GUN ABUNDANCE -Despite state laws requiring proper iden- Ulicallon and a waiting period before buying a gun, an Associat- ed Press writer found that weapons can be purchased readl· J,y and Immediately. A look.atun~ regulated gun sales is on Pago &. - the button when the explosion oc- curred. Smith said he saw Billy run- ning towar d the station im- mediately after the explosion and scr eaming, "It is my place." "He was so upset that we had to keep him back because it was danger ous w ith all that gas around," Smith sold. News s taffers said that Billy became upcet at photographers bee a use they look pictures of him being stopped from rushing jnto his sta tion. Mem bers of Jimmy Carter's staff restrained Biily when he got into an argument with a freelance photographer. Billy later apologized. After the fire was controlled, Billy went Into the ·s moky station and handed out free beet" because, he aald, ll would get too hot. He told reporters he tried to en· ter the station aft.er lhe blast <See CARTER, Page AZ> .......... JMll.....,_ M AIY-..... k • at .. ,_.._ ... 8'nl-.. ~ ... CIMtltiM ate-el6 C--9 • °"""•left .. , ... .., ... ,_, .... , .._......_"' ... r ~ ., ....,a.._, M --~ ... ...... ... ...... ... , ....... .. ........... .,.,. .,.,.. ,. ... " Tr-' H lfl<-Tlll_ .. A7 v ....... ,_,. "' WM-A4 MIL 'I"'"°' HCTIOMS f Al DAILY PILOT Sunday. Ausiust 8, 1976 Coast Watch ... Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities flR£ FIGHTERS HURT--Two women voluntee r f1re fiqhter s from Trabuco Canyon were seriously in j ured 15'St week wh ile fighting a t reacherous brush fire in northeas t El Toro. They we r e run over by the ir o wn truck , wh ich h ad been cngul fed by a wa ll of f l ame ... PRESSURE PAYS OFF--Apparentl y r esponding to p ublic p ressure , the Fountain Vall e y Ci t y Council c ut the loc al tax rate by 13.5 c ents last wee k. A ~backya r d tax protest ~ by about 70 homeowners along wi th efforts by other local groups brought the rat e down even ~ore than an an tic i pated eiqht - ce nt c ut .. , S250,000 OILE lMA--Unless the Laguna Beach City Council a c ts promptly, a half -d ozen organizations helping senior citizens will be evict ed from a building rented f o r them by the cit y but soon to b e so ld. The counc i l agreed to investigate purchase of t he struct ure but , ~tung recently by tax - payers ' protest s , l eaders a ppeared r e luct~n t to commit the necess ary $250 ,000 ... A L I T TLE REL IEF--Irvine school trustees decided last week to cut the tax rat e by 34 c ~nts , brinq inq the totar rate down t o SS .78 pe r $100 o f assessed valuation . Th e cut was rl ecided o n b ecause assessed valu P s in Irvine climbed more than 25 percent , but taxpayers will s till pa~ a bigge r tax bill this year despite t h e d~crease. Stroke Victim's Trip Ho1ne Nearer By TOl\1 BARl.F:\' Off~• O•llt P•lelS .. fl Relatives of strickC'n British visitor Violet Welch now belle\'(• that the 82·ycar·old stroke victim may be flown hack to F:n~land within the next few weC'ks Mrs. Welch's daughter. Mi's Deborah Adams of Ncw1>ort Beach and her husband. Ivor. ar~ working with the Bntash con· s ulatc 1n Los Angeles an negotiations that may lead to the night home of the elderly patient Mrs. Welch. currently conhned 1n t he Lido Con\'all'scent llosp1ta1. Newport Beach. has was a J>allent at UCI MedicaJ Cen· ter. Hospital officials were told ut that time that a gold neckl:Jce \'alued at about Sl.000 was r e· moved from her neck shorUy af· ter admission. Offers of help received b)' the Adams fa1nily and Mrs.Anderson include the decision of a local r e· gistere<! nurse to fly back with Mrs. Wekh on a no-fee basis pro- ,·ided that her round·lriP fare is µaid . · suffered two s trokes !lincC' shear· n ved here last May lier three hospital bills she ha.'1 twice been confined to the UCI Medical Cen· ter -amount to well over Sl2,000 "OHers of this kind have helped to keep us going over these last dreadful weeks," Mrs. Adams said. "The final decision cannot be made. of course. until we know exactly how my mother will be re· turning to England and under what conditions.·· Mrs. Welch is beini: treated as an mdi~ent patient. But relallvcs here ha\'e not been able to raise the S3.000 that will be needed lo fly her home with a registered nurse in attendance. More than 5400 of that cost has b<>cn contri bu led to the Violet Welch Fund by local residents who have resp onded to a campaign organi zC'd hy Mrs . .Joyce Anders on of Newport Beach, regent of the local chapter t>C the Dau1thters or th<' British Empire. The Adnms Cum1ly received another hlow this "et'k when u 22-carut gold bond that has been on Mrs. Welch's wedding fi nger for the past 58 years apparently was stolen while she lny helpless in her hospital hed nt Lido Con\•alescent llospltal. Mrs. Ado ms' complrunt is be1nJZ tn\'cst1 J:att.'d hy Nt'wi>ort Rtach poh('e. Shl'rtff's offll·l'fs .tr<' 111 'estiAatlng n theft report filed by the Adamses while Mr~. 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Taken to Hoag by police after the collision were Mary Ellen Phe~lcy. 25, of 208> President P lace and David C ral J: Mont gomery 25. of lllO W. Wilson St .. both of \o:;ta Mesa: and Richard Alan Montgomery, 26. of Santa Ana. Registration Refund Nixed SACRAMENTO CAPJ -A pro· posal to refund money that Sen. Alan Robbins says the state bas been "c heating" from Californians ln new year round :iuto registraUon fees bu been defeated. The Assembly Transportation Committee rejected the bW Wed· nesday by the Van Nuys Democrat on a 7-4 ¥Ote -one short of the eigbt·vote majority . Committee member Willie Brown CD.San Franci.scoJ aug· gested citizens file a class·action suit. Hospitals Agree NEW YORK (AP>-Afour-day strike against New York City's 16 municipally operated boepitals ended Saturday wben the city agreed to recall 1,350 enu>loyes who had been Laid olI because of theflscal crisis. The tentative agreement WH ratified overwhelmlnalr at a raJ. Jyof aboutl,OOOstrikenSaturday nlght. Picket lines were rem~ earlier in the day. Readg to Roll Don Eamus in his TriumQh·like machine will be hopin~ to improve on last year's third·place finish when the adult soap derby gets under way at noon today in Mission \'1cjo. The event, a feature of the annual Seville Grand Prix, will see 16 cars surging ror the checkered nag in the contest at Mimosa nnd La Vina. Telephone Officials Face NC Trial CHARL.O'ITE. N.C. <APJ -day, "Of course we are dis· Warrants were issued Saturday tressed that this has happened, for the arrest of eight present and but at this point we have very few former Southern Bell Telephone facts about the situation.'' Co . executives charged with A spokes man for Southern Dell falsifyin g records , a county in its Atlanta headquarters said magistrate said. the company had no comment All eight men appeared before "We are not fully acquainted Mecklenburg County Magistrate with the facts about the charges James Dixon. Each was given a made against our employes," the pretrral r~reue wlthourpostmg--spokesmarrsaid. bond. . Publicity surrounding alleged The county grand Jury's sealed Southern Bell i mproprietics indictments were returned Mon· dates back to charges by Ryan day and made public Saturday that he operated a political slush by Dix~n. . . fund using kickbacks from The an vest1gatton or Southern salary increases paid to his top Bell was launched by the North subordinates. Company auditors Carolina Justice Department af. reported that four Ryan depar~· ter lt was alleged that company ment heads were told their raises officialsdiverted$152,000incom· covered their political con· pany funds by the use or bogus tributions. expense vouchers from January 1972 through June 1973. Mecklenburg Dist. Atty. Peter Mesa Police S. Gilchrist II I turned the case over to the State Atty. Gen. Rufus Edmisten in January 1975. In March 1975, the firm gave Edmisten a report that said 36 North Carolina employes had taken money from tile company. but only one person, former state general manager John J . Ryan, was named in the report. Last week Edmisten returned the case to Gilchrist. On Saturday, Gilchrist refused to say how much money was in· \'olved fn the charfes against the eight men and aaid no Superior Court arraJgnment date had been set. . B. Funk Skinner. Bell's chier executive in the state. said Satur· Harris Jury Asks Repeat :- Of T estimony LOS ANGELES (AP > - William and Emily Harris' jury, in the eighth day of d~beralions returned to court Saturday and heard a repetition or crucial testimony directly involving Patricia Hearst. . The seven women and five men . Hunt Drive r Of Pickup Costa Mesa police continued to search today for the driver of a pickup truck which they believe was drag racing with a car when a van in their path was struck and overturned near lbe intenec· tion of Placentia Avenue and 18th Street. Officers sald Raymond Ernest Baudry. 23, or 133SO E . 16th St .. Costa Mesa, was being questioned late Saturday on what they said was his a pparent participation in the two-vehicle race that led to the lrtjuries sus· tained by van driver Doren Desautels, 20, of 219'Z Puente Ave., Costa Mesa. Desautels was sent home after treatment at Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach, for a two·inch gash on his head. Police said the driver of the truck fled on foot and has not yet located. They said Baudry was traced from the registration papers found in his car. I',.... Page A l some appearing tired. took CARTER copious notes as a court reporter • • • read from the testimony ol three key witnesses. The jurors' requests for specific portions o( the trial testimony in· dlcated they are still struuling to reach verdicts on seven counts of the ll·count indictment against the Harrises. They heard testimony relating to Miss Hear st's admitted machine.gun attack on a sporting goods store in May 1974. They also asked to hear the entire testimony of pr~ecution witness Tom Mal· thews. The Harrises are charged with kldnaping Matthews, but the roung college student said he never felt he was a kidnap victim and lost his fear of the Harlises and Miss Hearst wlthln one block after he met them . because "l djdn't know who was in there. I wanted to get them out.'' Asked what he thought when he heerd the explosion, he said, with a shaky smile: "l thought what was in that damn cash register. Saturday is a big day." Jurors already huve heard one rereadlng or Matthews' tesUmony on a convusalion with ' Miss Hearst. The jurors' appearance broke a five.day silence In their de· liberations, but there was stUI no Indication when they might re· turn with a verdict. Adult Swim Class Slated Adults who don 'l know how to swim will have an opportunity lo learn In da9ses sponsored by the Newport Beach P#rks. Benches and Recreation Department beginningTueaday. Kle indienst Conflict Reported CHICAGO <AP I Former U.S. Atty. Gen. Hichard G. Klein· dicnst represented two insurance companies accused or defraud· ing a Teamsters health and welfare fund or $1.8 million while serving at the same time as a l;iwyer for a T cam.slers nensi<m fund, the Chicago Sun-Times s~.ud Saturday. The Teamsters Central States. Southeast and Southwest Areas Health and Welfare Fund. which filed a damage suit against the insurance companies earlier this week. shares Chicago offices aJld a budget with the Central States. Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension F\lnd, which hired Klein· dienst about a year ago as a Washington lawy e r . the newspaper said. It q uoted one unidentified investigator as saying Klein· dienst ''put together the whole pa<'kage" of insurance deals which the health and welfan• fund said was an attempt to move Teamsters· money through several corporations for personal gain instead of paying insurance claims . Kleindienst was vacationini: and was not immediately availa· ble for comment. At the t ime Kl eindienst represented the pension fund in Washington he also represented Great Pacific, a CaJirornia hold· ing company; and its subsidiary. Family Provider Insurance Co., a small Arizona firm, the Sun· Times said. On Wednesday, the two com· panies were among five firms named in a suit accusing them or attempting to bilk more lban S7 million from the Teamsters health and welfare fund. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court, asked for $14 million in damages. Tire Talks Roll WASH I NGTON (AP J Negotiators for the tire industry and lbe United Rubber Workers met through the night Saturday after the first day ol talks under the direction offederal mediators trying to end the 45-week·old rub· berstrike. ''There's a lot of feeJjng outgo. ing on. They're all off in their own cubbyholes putting together pro- posals and that sort of thing." a spokesman in the office of Labor Secretary W. J . Usery Jr. said as the negotiators r eturned from a dinner break. Iranian P r otocol :: Signe d 1 TEHRAN. lrnn <AP 1 -~retory of Stole llenry A. K1s11· 1nRN und Iranian Foreign Minister llu. hcrnii Ansury stgne<I a proto('Ol Suturdor ootht1ll\i u (iVt"Y<'Ur lrnnlar\olhtiled Stall'!! trade and \'Conomlc progrum worth uboul $40 billion. At a joint tH'wS (•nnfcrenc<' af tcr tho Sij.(ninJ?. f\1s1;ingcr :1uid · the United St nt<-s will conOnue selling S2 billion to S3 billion in arms to lrun every )'t'ur through 1980. Saturday's protocol mcnUoned the purchase of SlO billion worth oC nuclear reactor powe1· plants but a separate agreement on thli. would be si1:ned later Kissin(iter indicate<! thol all policy proble m s concerning safeguards to prevent the reac tors from beinJt used to produce nuclear explos1n~s had been re solved. Earlier the L'n1tcd Statei-. insisted that by·proclucL'i or lhe reactors, like plutonium, which 1s necessary to make nuclear bombs. be processe<l oulsi<le of Iran or procedures be ini.tituted allowing thc tlnilt'<l States to monitor and safeguul'd tlw pro· <'f'Ssin~ of the• m Ut(•ri ul in Iran Because of Improper <·ontrols dur111u the J960's. lndiu was ahll: to build an atom bomb with nuclear materiul pro"idcd by the United States. Kissinger l>aad the~ curl~ \'aluc. of arms sulei. to Iran would he about the e<1u;.1I for the period 1972 to the prei.'!nt hetause or in· nation. A Senate report rcc<'nlly s31d arms sales lo Iran had ballooned "out of control" since former President Richard 1\1. Nixon and Kissinger agreed in 1972 to "sell Iran \'irlually any <'nnventlonal weapon it wanted." Chowchilla Trio Sought Ad venture ? CHOW CHILLA, <AP1 -The a lleged kidnapcrs or 26 Chowchilla schoolchildren and their bus driver wanted money. but their m ain motive may have been adventure. 11ays Madera ~ County Sheri(J Ed Bates. Part of the reason for what Bates t e rm ed "the biggest kidnaping in United States his· tory" was money, he said an an mter\'iew. "But I'm more inclined to say It was more of an ad\'enturc·t)'pc thing." the sheriff added. Because of a court·amposed gag order o n disclos ure of evidence, Bates -refused to I><' more specifi c about the possible adventure motive or comment on earlier reports th at authorities found a roui::h cirafl of a SS·million ransom note al the 100.acre estate where one defendant. Frederick N. Woods, Ii ved. Woods. 24 , und brother" Jamei< Schoenfeld, 24 . and Hichard Schoenfeld . 22, huvc been charged with the July JS abduc- tion and subsequent confinement of the 27 victims 1n a moving van buried at a rock quarry owned by Woods' father. The victims dug their way to freedom alter about. 28hours an <'apt1vity The sheriff did disclose that two kidnap \'t<'l1ms have re. vealed during r1u<>stioning by authorities thal they heard lhr names "Fred" and ".faml's' spoken by the k 1dnapcr~ '"'Win,_~ The adult swlm classes wlll meet Tuesday and Thursday for two weeks Crom e:30 p.bl. to 8 p.m. at the Newport Harbor Hl&b Scbool swimming pool. RqlatraUon for the $7.50 class wUl be taken Monday Ulrough Friday between 1 :30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. at Newport Beach city .ball. WHOAl-Presidentinl candiclate Jimmy Carter's brother. Billy, fought a fire at his Plains, Ga., ser vice station Saturday and then appeared ready to take on a freelance (!hotographer whose filming of the blaze got Carter hot under the colJar. Carter and photographer Oenrti5 Warren cool ed of~ nf· tcr t'he incident'and exchanged upologies. Carter autographed a co~y or Warren's picture of the Rcufflc after being assured that the fiJ m or the incident had been destroyed. •• ' t • I It seems that someone worked the old pigeon drop on Newport Harbor High School custodian Bob Murray, but if his feathers were ruffled by the unexpected intrusion it doesn 't show. In fact, it's a safe bet that Bob will let out a squawk if anyone tries to get near the dis- play case before Mom and her brood are ready to take flight. A charming study in light and texture, yes, but it's not eggsactly what the art department had in mind. / F ro• Pa~A I MOORING-BUY THE BOAT ... those not anxious to !ttund m a 15-year wailing hne CrtllCS or the system abo charge some mooring owners art:' no longer boM1n~ <•nlhusiasts but h a n g on to their prizcci possessions by tying Mrcht t boats lo them. Mooring owners point out , however, that the annual fee cov- ers onl y part of their cost. When they acquire the mooring s 1le."they buy the needed weights, chains and buoys, an estimated Sl ,200 investment for the average40·foot boat. Th ey call 1 hose seagull· splashed rchC's lodged al some of Then. the biannual inspections• Newport llurboi"s 1.205 publi(' can call for repairs and replaC('· tidel and s mooring:. "C'an. ment as well as majntenance. all · of which, owners say, usually sitters.· b l S500 On(' su r h c ri t ic 1i-Larry runsa ou · Morgan or The Hout Place on Robert Cha'mberlain, who Coast ll1 ghwa y 1n Ncw r>ort bought a boat and mooring last Beach. February, s ays there are dui· "Owning a moor1nA in th e bay advantages to owning an offshorl' 1s like own mi.: a s hack on n choice mooring in addition to ha\•ing to piece of lond Huycri. wlll pay a row a dinghy to and from the premium lor 1 he :.hu<·k to #!l'l the boat. land." say' Mor~an "Maintenance 1s more d1ff1cult "It's the :.arnc "'th boati. because }OU don't have such Some pcopl(' arc "1lhni! to pay things at hand as fresh water and more th an a hoat ·~worth to get u eleclric1ty ,"says Chamberlain. moor101t · · "And.'' hr points out. "1t ·~ Mor Stun i.a~ s he onco asked a much harder to do hull work such moortnA "" nt'r how much he as waxing when you're bobbing \\'OUld want for his moormg ond op and down in a dinghy." was told S20.000 Chamberlain says he paid a "It'll not uncommon for so ftl1r price for his boat und moor-m cone t o pay $2 ,000 for IOf'. somethin,:: that 's worth only a Another recent buyer. Robert •couple of hundred cloll urs," says Lancaster, says he lhinks he paid •Morgan. "top dollar" for his boat. and Ile suggests thoiw who doubt mooring. (an· ittcrs arc l ytnA ur wanted "It's the law of supply and dc- ·moori nl(s ne<'d only cruise mand. It's only natural that a among the moorings off Balboa seller would want top dollar and Peninsula. where they will sec a buyer would be willh1g to pay peeling, gull-caked craft that topdollar,"says Lancasler. '.aren't being used and obviously Mrs. Joseph Lipicomb says Jla,1en't been used for a Ion#! s he origlnallr thought Ole S2.SOO lime. her family paid for mooring But not everyone agrees wilh equipment to anchor an *>·fool Mor~an·s assessment. yacht was "way Loomuch." Bill Russell . a salesman al "But then we checked on th<' Ardell Yacht in Newport Beach. price or scrap iron and chain. Af. says when o moonng goes with a terwards, we felt we had pajd a boat "it's probably a saJes plus." fairprke'" Mrs. Lipscomb says. "There's a very limited supply The method by wruch Cham· and a very high demand for berlain. Lancaster and the moorings. But not every prospec-Upecombs acquired their moor- tive buyer wants a moorinJt." mas-~ing the boat and the <A mooring Is an offshore mooring Ulal goes with it-is the anchorage. Docks and slips are most often used met.hod. adjacent to shore.) Jn lbe first four months of 1976, "Well. a lot of the m say, 'Forget it,"' says Miss Capoc· ciama. "But a lot of them know it doesn't cost anything to be put on the list. So. on they go.·· Her job is complicated by the long wait that moorin~ seekers undergo. On one recent opcnin~. she wrote 12 letters before loc ating a wailing boatman. Miss CaP.occi ama 1s one of those who believes it's easier to sell a boat when tl'iere's a moor· ing that goes with it. "f thank the system works pret· ty well. It makes it easier for the boat owner to sell his boat," she says But Harbor Patrol Sgt Halph Huffman sees the practice of all ow ing mooring owners lo transfer their moonni.-ts to a boat buyer not on a wailing hsl as a "loophole In the system .. That loophole 1s a matter of long-standing policy irut1aled by the county llorbors. Beaches and Parks District when it controlled issuance of mooring permits The t1dclancfs on which the boats arc moored are held in trust by Newport Beach. But except for blllln~ the annual fees, the city contracts with the county for re· gulalion of the tidelands. Those who deal most frequent· ly with the mooring permit system say complaints. even from those who wait years for their opening. are rare. Dave Horschbarge r , of Newport B e ach 's marine division, for example, s ays he has never received a written complaint. And Miss Capocciama, who de- als most 'directly with those who confront the mooring shortage. says generally "lhings go very well." But not heard rrom is a Richard Ungerland. He's been waiting for a moor· jng since March 1959. He and others point out the Harbor Patrol records show, 53 Chairman Jailed chief advanta~e of a mooring moorings were transferred to ovcrasllplscost. newowners. SAN DIEGO (AP> -The The owner of an offshore moor-Of those transfers, 35 came chairman of the CaJlfomia Horse Ing pays $180 a year in fees to about when the owner sold boat Racing Board was jailed Friday have his JO.foot boat se<:ured on and mooring to a person not on on a felony charge after officers tidelands. the waiting list. said hi s car struck a sheriffs de- At the going rate for privately Jo Ann Capocciama keeps the puty on traffic detail at Del Mar ri ds t th h ·rr RaceTrack. owned boat s llps. the same moo og recor a es eri s V. Charles Soda, 68, of owner's monthly costJ.for a slip Harbor Patrol headquarters. Wh d II h Oakland, remained in the cou nty , would be between SIOS and $l20 a at o ca ers say w en f month. or al least Sl.260 a year. they're told there·s a 10· lo lS... Jail in lieu of $5,000 baH Friday plus such related costs as those year wail for the most 1>0pular night on a charge ol assauJton an · 1 ? officer ~Ith a deadly weapon. l. f~f water andclcclncit). .. s1ie moor ngs . ------...-- ~nday.Avgusr8. 1976 OAIL y PILOT A3 There's Fowl Piny • • • • • • • • at Harbor High - Af DA.IL v Pfl.OT C·arter Donations Proper? LOS ANGELES CAP) -The Jimmy Carter campalgn gave donations lo black rruniaters who supported him in the California primary ·and paid out other "ltred money" that•• not pro- perly accounted IOI', tbe LolJ Ancelet Tim• repcirted today. Tbe Carter campaip may have to ret.um $1SO,OOO in federal fund• because of financial if. retU)ariUes, tbe Times sakl. The newapaper Hid t.bt it aur· veyed public records in Ohio. California and New Jersey and turned up several lnst.ances in which campaign funds spent in black and minority c!onununiUes lacked requlred receipts. Paul Hemmann. Carter's naUonaJ administrator, whose duties include financial account,, ing, was quoted u saying tbal ir· regularities in financial report· Ing may force tbe Carter campaign to return $150,000 of the $3 million in federal matching funds il has received. Shortly before the June 8 California primary -which Carter lost to CaJIComia Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. -the Carter campaign gave a total of $5,000 to four black ministers in the Oakland Bay area, the Times said. Rev. J .L. Richards of Oakland, who the Times described as one of the--most ·nHuential blac~ ministers in the OakJand area, ujd be r eceived $2,000 from Cart.er campaign coif en. Richards is a leader of two pastors' groups. "I paid out money to some of the minist.ers in my group; some got $2S and some SSO - donatioos, that's all," Richards was quoted as saying. "When a preacher stands ~P in bis cburcb a nd talks about Jimmy Carter. he's workin& for Jimmy Carter as far as I'm con- cerned, and he should be paid for it. . . .I don't work for no damo politician for nothing." In a response to the Times story. Jody Powel. Carter's preu secretary. saJd ID t'lams. Ga .. on Saturday that lbe dis· bursemenl of money reported in the Times was "strictly le&al and proper.'' ''It is a common practjce in many areas of campaign ac· tivities," Powell said. ClaimFiW Against HB Ford Predicts Win,~ . . t May Debate Cart~n . .... .., ............ UCI EDUCATOR .eAQMOTES_BIUMGUAL EDUCATION ~ Lcwenza Sdttnldt Helpe Set St.te School Poffcle• ,,,...P.,,eAJ BILINGUAL EDUCATION • • laughs Ms. Schmidt u she rat- tles off her past teadting cb«es. The Long Beach resident .ckls that her interest in teaching, plus her statewide minority student involvement.s, were probably the reasons Assemblyman John Vasconcellos CO.San Jose> re- commended her to Brown. Historically, the st.at.e board of education bas been a board com· ~ed of Jay persons. "I went into school speakini Englisb and street-Spanish. But I oever bad a chance to develop both languages. I spoke ,English well and did well in schobl," she QYS. CAMP DAVID, lld. (AP) - PNtldent Ford. pred.ld.inl vie· t«y al next week'• Replblic:an •National Convention.~ be hu not ruled out debating Democratic nomloee Jimmy Carter. And he said Republltan chaUenaer Ronald Reagan hurt himMl.f by selecUnc liberal Sen. Richard Scbwei~er of Pen· naylvanla u hi• runnilll mate. "I didn't believe It." Ford aaid ol the cbolce. ·'It shocked a lot ot people. "It hasn't produced ...uits, so I thlnk Gov. Reaian bas hurt his chances," Ford said in an in- terview at this presidential mountajuide retreat. Asked if be would debate Carter, Ford sald, "I don'l rule it out." In an Inte rview with Cox newspapers published in toda)''s editions. Carter declined to make an •·une.qulvocal commitment" to a debate with his Republican rival. He said he doubled he would take any initiative in such an enterprise. Ford exuded confidence Salur· day as he discussed his chances of capturing the Republican pre- sidential nomination at Kansas City. He was dressed casually in brown-sweater and ll''-Y slacks, and sipped iced tea as be dis- cussed thecampaip. A name 1lowed in the fireplace o( Aspen Lodte u cool, damp weather HttJed overt.be C.toctin •Mountains. Ford's golden retriever, Liberty, romped in and outdurtnc tbeintervtew. The President talked more of h1I vice presidential candidate and ot wa11n1 a fall C&ll\PailJl against Carter tban be did of the nomlnatJon batUe with lleaaan. "Yes, I am confident I'll aet the nominaUOl'I," he said. ''We have more than the l ,130 de- legates we need and we're aoing to get more." "Now, it's mixed, with both lay people and educat«S. I think that's a good idea, beta~ you need a balance to give you a broader per spective." she ex- plajns. "1 was considered a fUCCess because I did so weD. But penona1Jy I don't think that's succen. I s hould have been allowed to develop both languages so that I couJd now do research in English and Spanish." she explains. She says she took Spanish 1 in high school but by then sbe•d lost her ability to be "easily bll· • ingual." Ms. Schmidt insists a child is stripped of its identity when its language and culture are cut orr. The Associated Press tally. cou.ntin.1 deleeates Jecal.ly bound or publicly pledled to a can· didate, abows Ford baVing sli&hl· ly less than the neceuary num· ber of delegatea for the nomination, but leadinl Reqan. "People can't say lo me. 'You don't know what it'slikelobeoul in the field. ~ause I've been Lbere," sbesa,ys. On the vice president, Ford said, "I w•nt somebody who fit.a the ideoloey I believe in and wlllOle IUpport for my procrama is consistent witb my thouihts." Ford said he could not select Schweiker ,as a l\IDDing mate because ''1 would not co that rar to the edce of the political 1pect.ru1n .• ' Ford said bla aides over the weekend called "more than • 1 dozen" proepecUve runnlni mates but be decUned to name them. Each waa asked to be pre· pared to dilcloee tu:, flnuelal and health rf'Corda it he or she makes ~t lo the final selection procaa. The President was asked whether certain individuals were contacted, and, each lime, he replied, "I h aven't ruled out anyone." ' Among them were fonner Tex· as Gov. John Connally, Ambassador to Great Britain . Anne Armstrong, Sen. Howard H. Bakt>r or Tennessee and Sen. Edward Brooke of Massachusetts. Ford said he will not reveal his selection until be receives lbe nomination in Kansas City, despite Reagan's demand lb at he do it before the conveQUon. 1 The interview was held in con· nection with the second an· niversary of Ford's elevation to lhe presidency alter the re· signation ol Richard M. Nixon. Thal anniversary is Monday. He said the major accomplish· ment ot bis admlnlatratlaa ha• been a turnaround tn tb• ·· economy, 1n redutlnC botb -... nauon aad unemp~ "The bt,,est diaappoUltmtnt ' has been that we haven't beela able to reduce uae~ •' mucbuwe'dllke,"beNkS. · The latest n1w-e1. releutd I Fr'iday, 1bow unemployment In the nation running at T .I peftellt.. · but Ford predicted that by the end of the year it wW be below '1 percent. Another disappointment. be said, ls that "I don't believe we have aold our accompUahmenta • as well as we should 'bave. We have peace and we have restGnd , tnaat in the White Home, but we ' have been unable to aell that in a • · poliUcal way.'· He said that if nominated be-1 plans to wage a "hllb &ane .. campaign against Carter. "• "Certainly I'm gotq totalte an · atnrmaUve position on my re- cord," Ford said. ,. Asked about his own ._... r ment that he is not a good campaigner, Ford s~. "We'll• chance our style cl campalp.'' • But he did not elaborate. "You'll see a lot ol llDPl'O"- ment," he promised. He aaid be• • thou1ht Carter was vulnerable, Huntington Seeks- Unlicensed Dogs Clt,y animal control inspectors are planninl to knock on doors of every hoi.ie ln Hunlinlton Beach to look for unlicenaed docs. Penally chargea went Into ef· feet Aug. 1, increasing Ucenae rat.es to $15 for unaltered animals and $7.50 for spayed er neutered dogJ. Regular fees areS10and$5. Included amoog tboH who must pay penalties are senior cillzena wbo have not been charted for refUlar licenses. but must pay SS and $Z.S> in penalties if~ haven't obtained Ucensa. Don Bryson, the city animal license officer, said the reason for this is to insure that each doe receiv• a rabi .. luocw•"~ "Orange County has been declared a rabid wea, and we have to be careful." Bryson said. . Bryson saya HunlinltGI Beacll I has an animal control contrllC!t with Orange Count,y that COila the city SlS0,000 annually. ~ He says he hopes the doOr·to-l door drive will brlna in enou&h revenues lo meet that coaL He says the drive will continue • unUlNov.1. Hl11oaliltocanvau · every home in the city. ., Bryson said thal lf unlicensed · dogs are detected, owners wtll be·.· given 10 days to p,.y the license• · · plus penalty. In cues where people don't comply, the vicSlatora wlll be• turned over to the city attorney's • office for prosecution, be aaJd!··'' He said that In that event, a fine ,of $100 will be chuged. ~ ~ Dos ownera who are re1ld•ts• .r ol the city for 30 days or lon1er ' are requlred to liceme any dot· over4 months old. · • ''But even worse were the days -when I went to school -when they changed your name if it wasn't American enough," she says. -;:::========================================;·: A SS million damage claim bas been Oled against the city of Hun- tington Be acb ovtt statements allegedly made by Manpower Director Robert Cunnincbam in a confidential report. In looking toward her rwxt four yean on the board, M~. Schmidt points out three areas ol major interest for her. although she ad· mits she plans to de\'ote most of · her energies to the area ol biJ· inguaJ education. "l went into srhool as Lorenza and came out as Lorraine. It wasn't until college that I changed it back to Lorema, but even now I return to Selma and I'm still Lorraine to them," she says. I I An attorney for the American College of Paramedical Arts and Sciences In Santa Ana filed a claim on Aug. 2. The attorney is seeking $2 million on allegations of de· famaUon (libel); S2 million oo charges on being put in a false light in lhe public eye. and Sl million on allegations of in- terference with business re· latk>ns. CUnningham last week said it would be improper for him to di~· cusadetaiJs fully beuuseofposst· ble llt.igaUon. Cily officials also dl'Clined to comment. However, it was learned that the alleged statements made by Cunningham reportedly were made in a confidential report lo the Cit.y Council. Her interest areas include l J school fi nance. 2) school re· form and 3> bilingual edueation. "For me, the legitimacy ol biJ· lngual education is beyond question." Ms. Schmidt says. "People are asking very de· finite questions aboul the validi· ty. m ethodology and fmaocJal feas i bility of bilincual t'ducation." she adds. ··Problem is, there se very de· finite answen, too, but no one i!l giving those answers." The UC Irvine administrator Safi her primart goaJ is lo be able to provide her colleagues wilh those ans wen 90 tbal lhey, too, "V ilt believe bilingual education should be continued and even expanded. "I was the eldest or nine children in a farm workers fami· ly in Selma <near Fresno1," M•. Schmidt relates. "It's a myth th.t we're an EncJisb·speaking country. We're pluralistic and our education shC*ld be approached that way," she Insists. "Bilingual education worldwide ls a much broader methodology than we have here. lt deals wilh teaching languages, not just as a vehicle to learning English," she says. Ms. Schmidt sa_y1 she doesn't know if she can CG:avince her c oll eagu es of the ne.ed to maintain and bolster dual· culture education in the public schools. ''Several board members seem to believe in my viewpoint., but l 'll just have to convince the others bf showing them the tact•. No one'a ever told Umn Wrkc." It's Hurricane Belle Warnings on. Ea.t Coast; Winds Hit 80 MPH 11.S. s ...... ,.,, <II bMtheJ 10 IO to .. --..cr -u....•1o"" .wt!ltlAL. d)ACH£UA AHO LOW•R CO\.OltAOO fltY1ilt V~5YS _,.,,.,,, IOCl•f ilMI Mon· WY Ne<\llWOI wlnll-1 20 .. IS.....,,,, IA C84K"91le V•ll*Y .,..,_ e...ll"J .......... all-... -"" _,.....,.. 'lato 1• . .._ 1'ttn. AllTaLO~ YAL&.S\I' AlllO MCMA'lttl OOftlT -,_,,, _,., .............. s....... .. ... .,.._ ... ._... ........ .,,. ..._v....,~at•n.._, .. *-'-.................. . ·---~·••i. ...... lll• ._....,u ... .,....,.. ... ,, Clt<ltte!ld 0.- 0..Mt'-o.lrwll F••-• Foft..,. .~ .. ~ '"'--1111 .. Hol<JIOft .......... ....... ~Qty L.Mv.tas UllleAo<ll. 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Her witty column• ..,.,_., In the Dally PUot People sec- tion. AT WIT'S END Ann Landers ' UFE'S PROBLE.MS .,. taolcled dally by Ann un- den In her popul• ~column. Read It In lh• People HCtlon • THE ORANGE COAST -na people, .. problem• and polllcs come to lfe In -••11111 ooluw penned by a native WI. Tom MuvpNne'a llYelr ob11rra- tlofta of Ute alOllg the be9t of ell pa11lble coalta 1ppear wffkdayS In theD..,Plot • DAILY PILOT 8'2·4321 " . '• ayakawa Tells acial Project SACRAMENTO <AP > he thinks ftepublicana can epubllcan S.J. Hayakawa pro-capture an increasing share ol aed Saturday sending un· the youth vote because of med, Integrated U.S. troops to Dem oc r al s · support for ack African nalion:s ror con· minimum-wage laws. clion projects to demonstrate Hayakawa said he favored the cial harmony io action. mlnjmum wage for adults but nol "Let's show the rest of the for persons under 18. orld how racial harmony "Democratic Politicians have orks," the U.S. Senate can· joined with unions to keep the Id ate said. He s aid nations young out or the labor market." tical of American racial pro-he said. &ems don't have tWs country's "To many or the young under ciaJ mix. 30-certainly under 25 -things The address to the s ta te that happened io the 1960s are epubllcan convention was the ancient his tory. That youthful rst major speech for the former .vote of 18·25-year-olds is avail a· an Fran.tisco State College pre-bletous ii we speak for it." ident since he won the GOP On other topics, Hayakawct rimary in June for the right lo said : ce Democratic Sen. John Tun--American society has "gone ey in November . loo far in the direction of charity Hayakawa suggested sending and compassion" in areas from e troops to s ucb nations as welfare to college grading. iberia, Ghana . Keny a and where "the grades of C, D and F t'"eria "to help the m lO build... have-been all but-abolished." eir dams, their roads, their -Republicans do too much re· ties, the things they need in or· acting to Democratic ideas and er t.o pull together the economy sh~uld come up "'.ilh proposals or their nations." their own, such as alternatives to Unarmed troops would "show welfare anc;f food stamp pro· ur peaceful intentions, and grams. He said later that he'd ould have discipline, but the like to explor e the replacement act they are military shows they of food stamps with cash, but ould be armed if necessary." most of his new ideas "still have ~akawa said. to generate." ~oject would Lend moral_ port to both blacks and whites frica who believe in racial ration, Hayakawa said. e 70-year-old candjdate said ltlarylo11d Browii Off Politicking ROCKV ILLE, Md. <AP> - alifornia Gov. Edmund G . rown Jr .. who accelerated hi5 lse to nationa l political pro· i n en ce by winni ng the laryland presidential primary, ' due to return to the st;.ite next eek lo campaign for Lanny J . avis, the Democratic con- ressional candidate in the ighth District. A $pokeswoman (or Oavjs_. a 0 -year -old law y er and fontgomery County political ac. 'vist, said Brown will appear ednesday at a fund raising vent in Wheaton. Brown will be the fifth in a str· ngrof national political fi gures M have r nmpaigned recently or l>avis. whose district borders 'ashington. D.C. Brown w ill be conunjt t<> t nryland a ft e r s tops 1n e~ttwarC! and Pennsylvania. h~re he is to campaign for ilmingt on M a vor Tho mas ilafoney and Hep. Wilham .I. reen <>f Philadelphia, both einocralic s enatorial can· id ates. The California executive plans o travel to Plains. Ga., from a,ry l and to c onfer with e~ocrati<' pres idential Of1linee Jimmy Carter on ampaign strategy, IUs current plans to return ast have thus given rise to p~.culatlon amon g gome liticlans here that he intends to egln promoting his national Ill le al ambitions by campaign. ng 'heavily for party candidates ust as Richard M. Nixon did tween 1964 and 1968. T•h e ~ o v e r n or · s p r cs s ec1'etary. however, de nied rQwn ht11I ).IH'h Inn,:! runf!l' I ans. Ge Bridge Gets More Suspense ~N FR/\NClSCO (Ar) -The rusJ·colorect spans of the Colden Gate Bridge are as sturdy ns ver-. but there is one smalJ pro· blem for the fabled structure - he road is falling apart. an en1ineer says. Bridge directors were visibly stunned when an englnceing con· sullant firm reported Friday that the bridge's road bed was full of holes and should be replaced . wi~ln lOor 12years. "Nothing lasts forever, gen· Uemen." said Milton Brumer, president or the New York firm of Anirnann and Whitney. lrumer said t he s even· inch·thick conc rete deck is •·ex· ~ively cracked" and warned th• underlying supports were so ae~rely eroded that there was no .,underpinning at all in some ph•ces. PEOPLE'S CHOICE Margaret Wright Nominee's Decorative SAN FRANCISCO CAP 1 With a brown shawl draped over her broad shoulders and Ben· jamin Spock as her running mate. Margaret Wri ght of Los Angeles launched her pres iden· tlal campaign with a vow t.o re- decorate the White House. • The ·sto,ut 54-year -o ld g randmother accepted t he nomination of t he r adical People's Party on Friday with a clenched fist and a rousing dC'- nunciation of discrimination. About 100 persons from 14 states gathered at an alternative s chool in San Fran cisco's legendary Hatght ·Ashbury. spawning ground for many of the radicals or the 1960s, to nominate the mlUtant black from Watts for president. A few minutes later, Dr. Spock, a chUdcare expert and author transformed into a political ac- tivist during the Vietnam war. was nominated by acclamation for vice president. Both received cheering ovations rrom the young, mostly while audience. Mrs. Wright said her first or· der of business, if elected, would be "to deputize all my friends so I can stay alive. And then l'm gonna redecorate that While House." She said she and the party she now leads have a lot in common. "The People's Party has been discriminated a~alnst. and Lord knows I've been.·· Bus Hijacking Overturned SAN JOSE (AP> -A Milpitas man was booked on a variety or charges after he tried t.o rob a · man on a bus. then comman- deered the vehicle for a five-mile drive that ended upside down, authortues say. Police Capt. Steve Windisch said John Cast illo. 56, au.stained only minor bruises when the bus overturned near the junction or California 17 and U.S. 101, but the bus was damaeed extenalvely. Windisch uid CuUllo later wu booked for inveslieatlon of. armed robbery, uaauft with a deadly weapon and vehicle theft. Here is the police version or \be incident: Sunday. Auoust 8. 1976 Deer, Please Pass the Salt DAIL V PILOT A 5 No-s1noke Areas Get All Airing Sl\CRAJ\fENTO-0\-P) -Non• smokers would get half the seatti m airplanes, buses and many public buildings in Callrornia un· der a bill approve<! by the state Senate. Sen. Peter Behr, a Tiburon Republican who supports the bill. said during debate Friday; "Non· smokers are subjected to a problem that is nol ot their own making. and one that is injurious to their health." • Assemblyman John Briggs (R· F'ullerton >sponsored lhe bilJ. It would require planes. buses and trains in California. whi c h now mus t have no· smoking areas. to expand those arens to at least 50 percent of all seats. One of the hungry deer ort Angel Island tries for a handout from Coast Guardsmen Valerie Sc hwartz <left J and Barry Dorl3:11d. The herd, which now numbers about 300 blacktail dee r, is creating such a concern that state park rangers ha'le sug. gested re leasing a mountain lion to reduce their numbers. Also. city council chambers and other publicly owned build· ings where public agencies meet would have to ha ve 50 percent no- s moking areas . However, legislators or mem- bers or the agencies involved wouldn't have to reserve 50 ~r· cent of their own seats for non· smokers. as long as the rights or the non-s moking lawmakers weren't harmed. Coastline Bill Boosted Pipe-s moking Sen. Dennis Carpenter CR-Newport Beach ) objected to the-bill. s~ng.Jb.e. "common sens itivity and de· cency of people" were enough tn protect non-smokers' rights . Contractors' Group Endorses Protections SACRAMENTO <AP) A ma· Jor contractors· group has en· dorsed an environmentalist· backed coastline protection bill, enhancing the bill's chances for passage. Word or the endorsement by the Associated General Contrac· tors firs t came from Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., who told re· porters It was disclosed at a meeting between him and the contractors Friday morning. It was confirmed later by Jack Stoddard of North Hollywood, en· vironmental representative of the 600·member group, which says it handles at least 75 percent ofthe state's construction. The bill. by Sen. Jerry Smith, CD-Saratoga> would give a state commission veto power over de· velopment within 1,000 yards of the coast in most areas, and re· quire cities and counties to con· form their plans tu the stale coastal plan. THE MEASU R E <SB 1277 >, ~n· vironmenlalists' top priority for the final month of the legislative session, is expected to clear the Assembly but face a difficult fight whe n it returns to the Senate. Stoddard said the endorsement was made after backers agreed to an amendment allowing local governments to issue a permit for a project, subject to appeal to the state commission. while the local government's overall plan was being prepared. Brown's aides and legislative staff worked extensively on the changes to secure the contrac· tors' support, Stoddard said. "We wanted to make sure the coastal pl.an didn't become a tool of no growth.'· he said. "We don't feel the present blll will ha ve anv ill effect on em ployment and we know the peo· pie want to see the coasUinc pro· tected and preserved, "WE KNOW something is go. ing to happen in this area, and we'd rather see it in a bill that's workable." The contractors' support, im· portant in itself. could also help swing the Building Trades union, major labor opponent of the hilt. Union representatives couldn't be reached for comment. Brown said he was optimistic but couldn't guarantee passage of the bill. But a key legislative staffer s aid the development could be decisive. "I was confident the bill would go through, and now J'm sure." said Joe P etrillo, consult ant to Smith's Senate land-use 11ubcom· mittee- Steiger Okay After Surgery INGLEWOOD (AP> -Actor Rod Steiger underwent suc - cessrul open heart surgery at Daniel Freemon Hospital Satur- day. Steiger. 51. who appeared in such movies as "Jn The Heat of the Night." 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(formtfly N• MICAlthllr BIYd.)-(714) 640°1634 Steel supJ>Orts underneath the ro*1are4 feet. 9 inches apart bot Bntmer said a fiv•year study ot the bridge diacl~ that mal\y no longer have contact with the 'd It. e.ge consulting nnn suggested ~Ing a second deck, in etr«t f~ln1 a double deck br'hlge t.o relieve traffic congestion wbUe the deteriorating deck ia replaced. CaJWlo. armed with a knife. allegedly was attempting t.o rob Delroy Peterson, 40, at. a bua stop. When Pet.enofl boarded a Santa Clara County Transit bus. CasUllo followed him aboard. In an ensuint sCbme, Peterson received a slight cut on hls forebt.1$ Then Castillo ordered 'he bu s dr!ver and f tve pauenctrt off the bus and drove 1 away alone. Perpctuttl Sadngs. -. · \ '"01>9;S1turdayafrotn10AM.to 2P.M. t FSOc • • ........._._ ....... f__ .-.. . • '\ I ............,._.. • ._. IJ - ; • A8 ' • f I I ' .. ( DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL~ GE ) Sentences, Period A tougher, no-nonsense attitude toward crime and trcattnent of c riminals Seem t o be t aking O\!er from the liberal influences that long ha\'e dominated the criminal justice field in California. lt comes from two source~: New studies showing lh:tt-eontrary to prevail· ing opinion prisons arc not rchuLilitating crimina ls. -Public uroU!wl over evcr·increas ing crime rates and particulaJ'ly disgust at repeat no,lators. These new attitudes apparently were reflected last week when a key Assembly committee cleared a bill that w ilt remo\'e the sta te's 59.year·old in· d~terminate sentencing syst e m . If passed-and pass age app ears C(l rtain the r e habilitation emphas is in prison sente nces will go by the way. Presently. a crime may earn sa~·. a 5·tO·lS·year sentence. A par ole board d ecides if the criminal bas been rchabihtaled enoughto re.enter society. , Under the new law. fixed sentences will be la id down. Bas ed on the crime a nd the individual's crime record, fixed terms and limited parole prO\'isions will be s pe lled o ut. The legislation comes as no surprise . Penal a uthorities for the past fi \'e years h ave been r evers· 1ng their field and finding new data showing that prisons and jails operate more effecth·ely as punish· ment centers than rehabilitation center s . Norman Carlson, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. put it this way: "The unfortunate truth of the matter is that we don't know very much about the causes or cures for crime. For a lo ng time we s aid we d id-or kidded ourselves tha t we did. But I think a new sense of reali· ty is now sweeping over the e ntire criminal justice systemoC this country." Surprisingly. m any c riminals oppose the in· determinate sentencing system. They feel they are .at the m erer of the sometimes·whimsical parole system .. . a nd often are forced to "play act" their "'al' out or prison. Newer studies also show that the tougher crimes ugulns t ~oc1etv-armcd robberies , assaults and the Ilk are less hkely to happen it the criminal knows that he 1an't likely to beat the system, that he will be punished instead or "cured.'' . The nxcd·sentence bill now has cleared the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee. long a bone yard for Jaws aimed at tightening criminal punish· ment and law e nforcement procedures. It is a good bill and one that reflects both the al· tilude or the public and an acceptance by penal uulhorities that it is n't a prison's job to cure sick min di.. Rej ect Reappearing Orange County once was a part or an effective and logical transpQrtation system -the familiar Red Car s treetcar system that tied Los Angeles and its satellite com munities togelher . But th e automobile took over Southern Callfornia's transportationdesii:es at the end of World War II. Tracks were torn up and the Red Cars aban- doned. Now the Orange County Transit District is study- ing a n ew high-speed transit link that would permit Orange County and Los Angeles County folks t o visit each other without relying exclusively on the auto. A key section of that link is -gu ess wher~ight miles of a for m er right-of-way used by the Red Cars between Santa Ana and Stanton. Appare ntly we're now-g-etting Teady to buy for several million dollars what we turned our noses up at not many years ago. Demos' Recommendations Hard to Swallow WASHI NGTON -Now that Prt'Sident Ford appears to have the Republican nomination safe. ly tied up, Democrats arc clear· I n g th ei r throats for the c ampai g n oratory t o come. They int e nd to portray him a s u l at·k · adas 1 e al l ead er and t o con demn h im (or --......... _.-v.irdonini:e Richnrd Nixon. r::; Yet the truth is that the .:·: Democrats had a lot to do with ·:: catapulting Ford into thu Wllltc >: llouse and encouraging him to .~.· pardon Nixon. We have the ::: ·:· C\'idence. ·-· Arter Spiro Acne"' "'as forced :;: ~ ·.· ·-- out as vice president. Nixon want- ed lo appoint John Connally in his place. But the Democratic leaders in Congress made it clear that Connally couldn't gel con· firmed. Then Nixon began to weigh other prospects -William Rogers, Melvin Laird. Nelson Rockefeller. William Scranton and even Ronald Reagan. BUT IT WAS Gerald Ford, the fa vorite in the cloakrooms of Congress. who got the appoint. ment. Afte_rw ard,. Speaker Carl Albert boaaled: "I think J was the first in Congress to tell the Presic!ent •.hat Jerry would be the easiest candidate to sell to the House. He's a very fine man to work with." As the first appointed vice pre- sident in history, Ford was put (JACK ANDERSON) through the wringer. His entire life was investigated by the FBI. Agents conducted more than 1,000 interviews. Among those questioned were such s taunc h Democrats as Senators Hubert Humphrey, lD.· Minn. J, George McGovern (0. · S.D.1, Edmund Muskie CD.·Me.J, Henry Jackson <D.-Wash.J, Phil Hart (D.·Mich.> and James Eastland <D.·.Miss.J. Jn these background FBI in· terviews, they elepressed strong support for Ford's nomination. "Ford Is a man of excellent character, possesses un . que stionable integ rit y, truc;tworthiness and patriotism," McGovern told the FBI on Oct. 17, 1973. Humphrey said he had known Ford since 1949 and con· sidered him lo be honest and capable. MUSKIE SAID he didn't know "anything of an adverse nature" about Ford. "He has bipartisan support in every respect," U1e senator from Maine informed the FBI. Senators J ackson. llart and Eastland had equnJly nice things lo telJ the FBI about Ford. Even auto worker's boss Leonard Woodcock. now one of the powers behind Jimmy Carter, assured the FBI that Ford ''has the cap~city lo bring a tom country together.'' What these Democratic leaders told the FBI in 1973 isn't what they plan to say about Ford in the 1976 campaign. They In· tend to make a campaign issue, for example, or the Nixon pardon. Yet two years ago, some lead· Ing Democrats had the same views as Ford about punishing the fallen Nixon. Rep. Robert Mcclory <R.·lll.>. a key member of the llouse Impeachment Com· mittee, r ecorded what these Democrats told him. ON AUGUST 7, 1974, just tw<> days before Nixon quit, House Judiciary Ch a irman P e t e r Rodino (D.·N.J .) is ~u.o\.ed in l\fcClory's diary as saying "that he did not have any desire to pro- secute the President beyond the time or removal from office or resignation and that he was not interested in any criminal pro· seculion." The same view, according lo McClory's diary, was expressed by Rep. Don Edwards CD.· CaJiC. 1. "Both he and Rodino in· dicated that they wanted to com· municate this to 'my guys' (the Rcpubliran lcadcrshi1». which J did this morning," wro\c McClory. Speake r Albert also to'Jd Mcclory that "resignation was sufCicient penalty and that he would advise against any subse· quent criminal proceedings ii\· volving the President.'' · / Footnote: The Speaker denied pledging lo he1J> bJock any pro·· secullon or Nixon. Edwards sald he didn't recall the specific con· versation but acknowledged, "there was an attitude'• to let Nixon orr after the resignation. Rodino ·Nas unavailable for com· ment. ·-· :::: ·.-. :·:· ..... ::: ... """• Plowshares Proposed .. ~ ,. WASHINGTON -Whether the Republicans or Democratics are in office during the next ad· ministration. they will have to de· al quickly with an important diplomatic issue -the question or America's relationship with the newly unified Communist state of Vietnam. One of the official U. S. ar· guments against establis hing lie s with America's former enemy is that it would weaken our links with the independ en t nation s of Southeas t Asia. This argu. menl had a certain validity as long as the Vietnamese Communis ts dis· played hostility toward countries like Thailand and the Philippines, STANL EY KARN OW which they did until recently. But all that now has changed. Vietnam established diplomatic relations with the Philippines las t month, and it soon wilJ come to terms with Thailand. And the pro· spect is that it will fotge Ues with Malaysia, Singapore and perhaps Indonesia before the end of the year. What this means is that the United States, after trying to isolate the Vietna mese Com- munists from other nations in the area, could itself become isolated an the region. Such a development would jeopardize the remaining American ins tallation s in Southeast Asia. These Include military and intelllgen<-e 'No Magic to Construction System' To the Editor: Your editorial. "Raising False Hopes" (7/'JO > was disparaging or a senior citiien project on ~. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. ll'l!cd. P11bl1.'lhtor Thomas Kl'tt•1l . f:drtO" Thomas\. Palmtr,Jr S1mda11 ,.:d1tor1ol f'ngcE:d1tor The tditorial pti(lt" of thr D111ly Pilot sHks to Inform and stimul&te readers hy 1>1'Cl'enlln1t on Uus page diverse commentary on topics of interest by syndical· td columnists and car1oon1st~. by provldlnJt a forum for rcudf'111·. views 1nd by presenting this newspaper's opinions and idens on current topics. The r<htonal opinions or the Da il)' Pllot apJ)t'nr only in the cdltorlnl <'Olumn 1c11 the top of the pal{e. Opinions ex· pressed by the columnists und cartoonists and letter writers arc their own •nd no endC>rM:mtnt their viewA by the Dally PlJot 1bould be Inf err~. Sund~. August 8, 1976 which I have devoted a year's ( ] lime and substantial funds. MA ILBOX Last week seniors lined up at an Oceanside project eight days ----------- before opening to buy homes al S2J,995, which proves our price bracket is attainable. They used the same labor, materials and financing as are available in Orange County. The substantiaJ cliUerence is land cost and gov· ernmental cooperation. We solved the land cost by utilizing technology making lower priced land feas ible. The final lngre· dlent is realistic governmental regulation. We submitted a 53-page study to Orange County EMA giving full details of our conslruclion m ethods and project cost estimates uU111.lng local contract r>rices. current within the past 30 days. This w3s In the form of an tnltial Study EIR drat\ to ensure the broadest possible public ex- posure. This degree or lmancial di!IC-losure ~ unprecedented the county . To&><> maps, pre· Uminary grading maps (for a 11\mllar road systemJ, geological. biological, archeological and other rePortS were fiJed with the county under Tentatjve Tract ~ and can be inspected by the public. · THERE IS no magic to the con- s tr u c ll on syst e m as this technology has been used in California since 1958 and has been used in recent HUD pro- jects. Quoting from FHA design criteria, " .... install low·cost assembled home unil'I on the pole platforms. Tbls combination of platform and rudy made home offers tremendous pot.en· Ual in low·cosl housing." The cost analys is s hows the Oceanside sen ior trac t price can be met on lower cosl Orange Cou'lf.Y land w\th this system. · Su~rvi5ors have made ll very clear that building permits would not be Issued on the requested toning unless the housing was of· rered to seniors within the stipulated price cateJ.iory. With these anLicJpated "strings," the only one who could get hurt Is the promoter <a 28·year career, con· strucllon professlonalJ and his investors who are willing to gam· ble hard earned dolJars they can produce this price category. After probing this project for months, wl\y Is it wrong for the Senior Citizen Council to support something beneficial to their needs? Tbe seniors can only re· ceive a benefit with the zoning: we can only benefit if we perform within the zoning strings; but whose human need is benelited if nothing is done? HOWARD Ml Lt.ER Mr. MWtt it tli• 1porwr and prir1· cipal dcsigMr o/ th• P"oPOScd amior cu~ /touting project near l..ogu"'1 Can.,on. • -£du or S...ei•l•tr'• a.ciew To the Editor: , The recent atrlkc in &bis state, which saw tons of produce plowed under and fruit rotUng in· stead of reaching market. can only be viewed as dlsgracef\JI. Matters between labor and management should be so pro- grammed that disasters like this are avoided. ll can be done. WARRENG. ALTHOFF' Sport• ll•ll•lted To the Editor: The overemphasis on na· tionallsm in the Olympics ia sure· ly detrimental Lo the purpose of the Olympics, the spirit of in· dividual competition. Although many Americans may get a feel· ing of national pride from watching a fellow countryman receiving a gold medal while the "Star·Spangled Banner" plays in honor of him <I. for one, doJ, It must be disposed or. Ir we are to lose an event sucb as the Ol)'mpic limes, because of artificial boundaries man bas created to 1eparate each other, then we deatrve Wocld War Ill. i VINCENT ROMAN facilities. The Thais, perhaps as part of their forthcoming deal with the Vietnamese, already have closed down the U.S. air bases as well as a monitoring station on their ter- ritory. The Philippine govern· ment is pressing for sovereignty over American air and naval in· stallations in the islands. The Philippine bases are especially important to the Unit~ ed States if American strategy is to remain strong in the Pacific. America's own relations with Vietnam have been obstructed primarily by Vietnamese de- mands that the United states pay them war reparations under the 1973 cease·rire agreement signed in Paris. The United States has refused to consider these payments - partly on the grounds that the Communists violated the Paris agreement and partly ~auae the Vietnamese have not been cooperative in identifyin9' Americans who were mi.Hint ln action In Vietnam. SO, IN A very real aeMc. foreign policy has beensacrific:ed lodomtatlc politics. The advantages or a U.S. r• Jationship with Vietnam are clear enough. The Vietnamese have been coming m ore and more U.O· der the Influence of the Ruaalant, anditwouldbeuaerulto&lvethotn al tern au ve options. Moreover. they are known to have an oil potential in tbe vfcln.1· ty or the SpraUy and Paractl islands. ort their coast. and t.hey are interested in having this re· source developed by Western firms. And, among other things, an American dipfom atJc preMOCe tn Hanoi, the Vietnamese capli.J. might tend to attenuate the bard· nosed insularity ot the Com- munists. who have been 1tru11l· ing for so many yean that they areparanoic. None of this ought to mean •J>o provaJ by ~he United States ottbe Communist& -"any mote than the American relations with Moscow and Peking sl1nlfy support for thole re1lme1. U would be reaJiftk, however. to facet.he fact that a Communist Vietnam 11 bere to stay-and that. ls a fact tbal a future ad4 mlnlttration, whatever its. hue wW laevttably face. · ' .. ,. . .. :.· • Sunday. August 8, 1976 DAIL v PILOT Al IS ·citizen~bip Worth Only a Song? WASHINGTON -John Leo· l'IOO, the shorn BeaUe wbo went serious and now hu heavy thoushts, r ecently became a permanent resident and thus el1g1ble for clhttn11ttip. Wt>lcomc to the melan10, John, though I must say that you did better than the other 7.999.999 ille!'al :Uiens everybody gripes about. compose a son1 for them'! Maybe those 7.999,989 tlleeaJ alltnt threaten our way of life. Maybe the fact that lhe rest ot the world •Ull pant.IS to come over here b a mixed blessin1 - a tribute llftd a tribulation at th same time. But weren't we once taught that the United States is• the home of the free and the land of the brave, and that the no. names of the world bad a chance to come here and make a better liCe? ( NICK J THIMMESCH batUe with the goVttnmtnl tha.l would have d ismayed any person with fewer resources. The Immigration a nd NaturaUiation ~rv1ce allowed him a generous first stay nearly two years -btforo or· dering him to leave. INS had diacovered Lennon h1td u hashish conviction back In So, good luck, John. you had the money, the lawyers. and the pres lieluus to mind. So does a pbotoerapbcr from Great Britain. A f'renchmao in the restaurant buslneH ls a third. For them, U\e United States Is a place to make out and avoid the blgb tax· es or the enlightened social· England. • democracies they left, which BUT LENNON'S high-priced they say are so much better than lawyers strung out appeals, friends to testify lhal you werti a good sort. Af. ter fighting the feds for four year s, you made it. IF WE HAVE repealed that notion. then how come the rich. well-educated and privile~ed can get in here much easier than the no-name dishwashers. house cleaners and parking lot jockeys wbo must live in stealth? this seat of crassness. good wife Yoko Ono Lennon got Only a few seasons ago, Len· pregnant and then It wua r e· non was a star at Black Panther vealed (a blessing for Lennon) rallies, condemned the United that Seo. Strom Thurmond <D· States on Vietnam and freely S.C.) had written the Justice lent his name to leftist causes. Department in 1972, trying to get Well, as a visiting alien. be was Lennon the hell -out-~f·the- exercising tree apeecb and country because of a claJm that But whltt about those 800,000 no names caught \'Very year as illegal aliens and thumbed out of the republic? Most have brown s kins, speak Spanish only and work in Jobs that true-blue Americans on welfare or unem· ployment won't take. CouJd you J know several aliens who, ttke Lennon, have the wherewithal and smarts to stay on here, and do so because they feel the Unit· ed States is where the action and money are. But they talk about America contemptuously, while enjoying its benefits. there's nothing wrong Wilffl11at -Lenooo planned to help Y1pptc.s UnUke most celebrities ~ ~reek the Republican conven· had trouble. ' t1on . The current judicial From August 1971. when he clim~te in the rep~blic is such entered lhe United Slates as a that if anybody tried to wreck tourist. until this July 27, when Nixon in 1972, that anybody Is a an immigration judge formally hero. grented him permanent re -So the tide \urned and Len A doctor from Sweden comes sidency, Lennon had a running non's deportatjon order was 'One of Life's Diffif!ult Moments' Visit Breaks Monotony By KENNETll IOCKENBO'M'OM Booth 46, 9 a .m .... That's all the little mimeoed slip said. except for the ••inmate's" last, first. and middle name. It also meant,, that for 20 minutes I could be one of only three vis· itors he could have this week in Orange County Jail. I arrived al the Men·s Jail at 7:25 a . m.; what t thought was an early hour for the 9 a.m. visit on Saturday, to see my young friend who is serving a 60-day sentence on a misdemeanor. When l ar· rived, I counted 73 others who were ahead of me . . . mothers, fathers, babies, children, girl friends, wives, brothers, sisters! Fortunately, they represented only 39 ••visiting groups,'' so I ret:eived "Visitor No . 40." I had gone "early" because I've been through this experience before vis· iting other young friends, and took along a clipboard and tablet lo r ecord my thoughts. what l saw, and what I heard. Maybe they will be of interest to you. 7:45 -Wf;'RE ALL s itting on the floor in the entrunct-lobby. There ar~ on!.y tour 14 1 benches that seat a total of 16 ••. later I was told by a deputy there had been more, hut someone s awed them in halt! > The children seem com· fortable enough, but for some of the old folks ... 7:50 They're still arriving ... white, brown, black, red ... here. there is no distinction •.. we're nil on the samenoor! (Lucky the coHee and doughnut vend· ing truck is out front .•. th e cofCee IS hot, and 1t hits the spot! J 7. 55 -Two deputies arrive. Everyone crowds tow ard the door of the wailing room. 8: 15 --The lobby is full. The faiol scents of at least 175 humans, coffee, hot chocolate, dirty diapers, cigarettes, etc., are becoming more distinct. 8:2t -T HE DEPtrnES are approv· ing more passes! (Incidentally, they are very pleasant and politetoall). 8:25 -<As l s tand and wait, thoughts go through my mind .•. lfl were In jail. I would not want any visitors ... at least not my wife or family! I wouldn't want them to have to go through this de· meaning process! ) 8:30 -T~e doors to the waiting room are opened. The 9 a.m. visitors enter. We are now in a line taking our passes to a window where the visit will be approved or disapproved. There are 10 benches in here (six more than the last time, thanks to our new sheriff to whom t complained, and who personall y corrected the situation>. These benches, plus tfte seats in the vis- itors' booths just about accommodate the9a.m. visitors. <The woman next to me just ''laid down tt)e Jaw" to her threeunder·8·year· old kids, who are going to visit "Bill" through the ··glass." She told them to be good or they'll e nd up here, too, Jike BilJ!J () repeat at this Lime that visiting Jail is not a new experience to me. Over the years, I have bailed out numerous young men ... in for the first lime ... and maintained contact with others who strayed in spite of the efforts of many people to help them. However , each lime is different ..• each one of them is dif· ferent.> 8·45 -I've been assigned to Booth 46 •.. time is 9 a. m. for the visit. to say to him. Will ftie newsy, cheerful. redundant, informative, sentimental. business-like, preachy? Wh at will he want to t alk about? Guess I'll have to play it by ear ..• sure know 1 hope he can get out of this concrete mountain and be a trusty in one or our other county facilities.) 8:50 -The babies are ALL crying now! Two visitors just discovered the men they were going to visit have been released ••. so many young girls wilh babes in arms to see their papas! Who's supporting them while Dad's in jail? Old "friends" greeUng old "friends" they met In the waiting room just last week • • . the mood of the crowd Is good . . . one of eager anticipation to see a loved one! 8:57 -l 'm waiting at Booth 46 now ... no sign or the inmates yet . It's quiet in here compared to the waiting room. 9:00 -Here they come ... my friend seems lo be late, most of the others are here ... I think they do a good job of moving a lot of people in a short time with a minimum or personnel . . but oh. it is all so impersonal. HERE HE IS! 9:20 -We had a goocl visit ... It was enough time to talk about a lot of things He's eating and sleeping well ; he is a trusty and so he works eight hours a day. and will get out several days sooner than otherwise. HE FEELS GOOD about lhe personnel . • . is well treated • . . but sure woutdn•l want lo spend his life here! 9:25 -The visit is over. The 9:45 a.m. group is waiting. Out on the lawn sit the 10:30 visitors ... the coffee and donut man is still making it big! He really has a good location! &tayed. The courts ruled that a dru& con\ltctlon w~ no reu on to kttp him out, and all he needl'<f was approval of the Immigration Judge. He a:ot tbal, after testimony b y ch aracter wit· nesses Including Norman Mailer, Gloria Swanson and Geraldo Rlvera <ot TV tame;. Miss Swllnson pleaded that Len· non means much to the youth oC America. True. Meanwhile, those brown· skinned. Spanish folk who ap- parenUy doo 't mean much to the youth ot America a.re hW>Ul'<f out when caughl. H seems that "'liberal" 1964 immjgratlon uct requires Western Hemisphere aliens to go home and tbere opp. ly for permanent citizenship. If granted, It's on a ftrst-comt>. first·s~rved basis. THOSE FROM the Eastern l lemis phere. like Lennon. can apply from here. and are chosen preferentially, meaning the ac· complished and skilled are favored. The result is that the poor, unskilled aliens from Mex· lco. Latin Amt'ricn and th• Car\bbtan go home when cauah\ and probably don't tctur& Smar\ 8rltlsher11 aod Ji;uropeans hire tiood hawyers and wind up staying here. "The concept oC Am~rlcun falrnets calls tor corrective »c• tlon," soya J NS Commissioner Leonard F. Chapman, uddlnft that the only wfl y to keep out Illegal aliens la to prohibit their cm11loyment by law. Otherwise, it's seal the borders ond hunt for the 7,999,999 -which is lmprat· Ucal ond abhorrent. True. some brown-sklnn<'d folks wind up toking jobs oth(•r red.blooded Americun. want. And lrue, some brown-skinned folks evade the l3w and stay on for years. But in a showdown. I am per versely for the brown- slunned folk willing to take diny Jobs to improve their lot. and I'm unsympathetic to the well· educated elitists wbo come here to enjoy the goodjes while look· ing down 1 heir noses at Otlr country. 7:58 -The deputy 1s passing out vis· itor passes according to the number each person received from u volunteer when he arrived. 8: 10 --More visitors arriving. First timers have 110 problem •'learning the ropes" •.. lat(• arrivals are given passes to fill out hy some of lhe volun · teers lv1sltors. also> who explain how to proceed. THERE ARE 76 "visiting booths" located down three small dead-end hallways. Each booth is about 30 inches wide, with a circular seat s uspended from the wall The "inmate" will sit in u similar position and booth separated from you by heavy glass ... you will talk through telephones as you face each There will be another set of visiting periods this afte rnoon; then Sunday morning, and Tuesday. Just three days a week. It's not quite the same as gelling home each night ... they don't get to "choose their friends" -s plit 1>ea soup gets kind of old ... mg a loved one there 1s even worse! Let us be thankful th at we have a sheriff and a staff who have compassion for people, along with a passion for law enforce· ment. They help make one or lire·s most difficult moments easier to accept. more compassionate, or firm, or honest. or loving. with the one we Jt1Sl visited ... maybe none or us would have been there this morning. • ~hcr. . II don't know exactly what I'm going And next Saturday, I'll have to get up early again if I'm to be in the 9 a.m. Vis· 1tors Group. Being in jail is a ··bad scene" -visit Maybe ... just maybe ... if we had s pent a little more time, been a little J ' • Kenneth f/u:kcnbottom u Sc;C11JC k:zer.utit>t' of the Orange Cour1t11 Council of the CJou Scouls of Americn. • • . ' • Catch Phrases Trap Candidate's Supporters \\'1\Slll NGTON -Poor Ronald Rea1tan. lit' jumped In the pcnnul huttl'r und 1s J!C lttll l! s prend. For ,, poliltt an or an :1ctor. A<.'tt in it t y p eca s t .-an b e a 'l u n 1tl'ro11 s lhini;t. Prt'sl· dent t-'nrtl nnil his rumpnli.in mun u I! 1• r . f{ogers Throckmorton. hnvc been , .. trying to typecast the ex-cowboy· <ictor as a right-wing 1clcologue. which 1s our modern sem1polilc way of calhn~ the guy a fanatic The cndl'nCl' that Reai.tnn b any more right wtnJ.: than Jerry Ford is skimpy, but no mailer, one c>f lhe ways one wins elections 1s to lock up om· 's owoncnl 1n an ugly rt>pulntion from wh1l'h hC' ran 't l'sc u l>l' neagan didn't make 1t any cas1 <'r on himself by swirnmmg the length of the Punama (;(anal with the flag between bis teeth. That ( VON HOFFMAN ) won him a gold medal in the Texas Olympics but ll made some peo- ple elsewhere wonder if he were suffering from peanuts on lhl' brain Now he has tried to cut his w;.1y out of his extremist/fanatic re· putation only to have s6me or his extremist/fannlic su.pporters g11g while he is belng accused by Throckmorton and Co. of the most outrageous delegate shopping. This isn·t a seemly acr usatton from the f'ord side, which has been out 1lurchasmg delegates with dams, highways, houiu n1rt project s and Whitt• ll oui;e musicales. Not thut there 1s anything awfull y wron1t with hu y ing votes. Shouldn't Wl' nll i.M something !lubstanttal out of th{• dectoral process? No, whul'is un seemly is t11k-tsking al Hcagan when he tries to buy hi'lllllelf u few delegates by nuctloning off the No.2spot. REMEMBER, he doesn't have any highways to give away. Moreover, whence this stuffy dis· approval or 11wapping delegate votes for the vice-presidential nomination? All Reagan can be fairly faulted for is pickinJC somebody who!'ie polltlcnl dowry is too small to curry the ~onvcn· lion. · Reagan is unlucky inthecalibclr of his supporters . The con· servaUve hot dogs, like the youna left-wing h ot dogs, confuse belonging to a political party with belonging to ~ church. With another set of backers, Instead of being told he Is a sell-out, Reagan would be hearing that he had ex· ercised bold. decisive, presiden· t.lal leadership. He would have been con· gratulated for being tle.dble, responsive and. ye gads. maybe even compassionate. For S()mC reason. that adjective has 1nuck into the political vocabulary this year. -The vociferous elements amooc hi• •upporters are as adept u his oppon~ ln cat.ch.tn1e and free1in1 him ll a reputation he doesn't want. Another man with another constituency could ;1llow himself to be quoted to Uw {'ffcct that he wouldn't have 11 liberal for a running mate <lnd, when he 11id, he"<l be given credit for hu\'ini;t lh(' wisdom to chungl' his mind. ltl'ngan must bear castigation ai; an expedient p<>ltt1c.:h111, a l>('CU liur accusation given the· national nervousness at incx pcdicnt hewers to principle, those unbendable c haps we evil ideologues . At the 11ame lime many con· serv:itlve11 who're shrickinl( ul Schweiker will purr at John Con· nauy·s name. The Republican fascination for Bi g Jawn h:111 Mme of the envy of tho dead for the living. It's as thOugh n party loaded up with stiffs and zombll's were reaching oul LO lllg J awn, this Lyndon Johnson without con· aclence. for his long step, his huge outstretched hand, Cot h i!I vitaUty. VET I P liberalism Is defined as a c~ntralist approach to fCOv c.u- ment, as interventionist n spirit. as a bcUcf In the activist pre· sidency, John Connally can't be taken seriously ~s a conservative. True, he has an undeviating re· cord of serving the well-to-do al the expense of those wM aren't, but the mechanlsm he uses is ~ig aovernment. It wa~n •t that lon1 aaothal John Connally, as Nlxon'sSecretary of lh• Tr~u1sury . was on tba television explalnlna, propound· ing, mesmerizing lndelenseofU\t N~ Economi~Policy, the ctilcl feature of wMcll was waae and price controls. " The crux of the anomaly is th1t nuance and symbol divide cQli· servative from liberal at them•- ment. It's ii question or chooging various emphuscs. nol mark('(try different paths . Whether Rcugnn knows that lntcllectu1dly, his c•· pc r1 encl' a s ~ov l'rnor of (;<11ilornlu hui; •Mlruck<l him. He! knows whut Uw realities are If you t·mn<' from u vt"ry lnrs:o. very lo. dustm1I :o1tatc· Hke Cruiforniu or J'cnnsylvuniu . lit.• and Schwclk4r aren't so incompatible. WHAT IS T RUE within the Republic11 n p11rty I~ mostly true IX'twecn the two parties. Whal divides lhcm urc mcusurc.-s moro thirn J>Oll<'ics nnd . principles. It has hnpp('n•·d before Md I~ urlstit not out or morn I cowardice but ti· hausllon and a lock of llnimati'Mt Imagination. Just now nel!-bft can think or unylhin1t to n~t ;_ibout all that f>ltter4y. Both aides hove Oc<' ·»ted the notion that the government fr. Washington musl be rcdesigntff. a1mplifled and made less obno>t· loua. Neither side knows how, io both sides must grapple In t~ fuzz of blurred understanc.Und. Reagan has chostn lo sllck It O\/t. In thi• bipartisan gloaming untU the t.wo political streams diverge as they have dono bt(ore. • His task is lo reclaim bia r~ putatlon and ke~p jt within lt\e pollllcally plauslbleJmaglnaUon. Tht las k of som c or his followers is to lee thtlr tblnklna surfaces and learn the difference between quit• l1n1J on a question of high princiP(o and using b'J.h principle to strUt one'ssdr-ce,trtcltics. , \• .. ff DAILY ~ILOT Sund11y Au9u)t 8. \976 Some cause cancer. Some kill themselves. VUU$es. Are they the culprit? Whatever struck down legionnaires who 1had attended a convention in Philadelphia has scientists scrambling. And the common mutations among viruses make It possiblo that a brand' new strain has been bom and 1s on the loose. The Elusive Virus By ALTON BLAKESLt;E : TIM AUe<l•IH l'rttS ~EW YORK If a vlru11 ill the• ca¥se of "legionna1re'11 dli.euse," It means a challcni:e from t• mtster lous and wtly roe of human health and life. ror viruses. unlike bactcrta. ur~ tiny sab<>teurs lhat cannot reproduce unless they fovudc and commandeer the machinerv of living cells. They force the c~il to manufacture new ,.,ruses. usually killing the tarJZct cell Each kind of virus has Jts own 11pttlal target. like nerve cells 1n thecaseoc polio. Vltuses cause a few c·uncers tn animals and may cause some human cancers. Back in the beglnning or things, they may have been the firs t rorms or life. Bacteria arc much larger . frM·llvlng agent!! that cause de· ath cw Illness by the poisons they produce. A bit problem with ,·iruses is t.halthey can suddenly mutate or cbM«e. Instead of making exact rt01tcaa or themselves. some er· ror peocurs and a mutant or d1I r..,.t atraJn ofvirus is created. MlJTATIONS probably occur on1; once in a million limes ot vinis r eplication. says Paul Saliman. Ph.D .• t'hief or the Laboratory of the Biology or Vlr11us of the National Institutes o( Health in Bethesda. Md. But mutations are not infrequent because or the billions of times Uu1l viruses do replicate. nus la one of'lhe troublesome as~ts of flu --a virus mutates arwt makes a previous vaccine useless, bypassing the antibodies you may have acquired against Ou a year or longer before. The mutation m ay chAnge the virus (or better. makin~ 1t tamer. or for worse. making it mort• virulent. ' Usually the natural history of u virus \i; that ll tx-comcs less virulent wHh mutation. DI'. Sal2mun s ays. If 1t becomt-:s pro- gresiu vely mon• \'trulenl und lethal. "1l ull1matel>' dt'struys the host with great eHectl\•cnl'~i. and is committing swcide lts<'lf. ·• He compares it to fermentut1on ol wine. After the alcohol content reaches 12 percent, the or ganisms doin~ thl• fermentini? .ir e k1llecl orr Thus. "Kamikaze" nruscs <lr'' rare A phys1c1an oC long experience. who nsked n<>I to be 1denllf1ed. looks on ,·1ruses "as vipers" capable of highly dungerous mutations. ··in fact. one m1cht mutate a btt and become a ct•ntraJ ncn oui. system mutant that could 11rac· tically wipe out lhe haman race before people had a chance to de· \'elop imm unity." WHATEVER the cause or the illness that struck people attend· ing the American Legion convcn· hon in Philadelphia, it hadn't spread to ramlly members back home. by reports up to the mid die of last week. H the agent is a virus, this lack or contagious ness ··as most peculiar. There 's no apparent re· ason why il should be so setr. limiting," Dr. Salzman says. In Philadelphia. it might have beer. transmilled lhrough coughing, sneezing or contact. If so. the question is why similar trans m ission hasn't happened when con ventioneers became sick back home -in much the same way as parents ratcb the colds and flu that kids pick up in school. The swine flu virus that struck ~oldiers al Ft. Dix. N.J .• earher this year marked some with ob· v1ous infection and some with in apparent 1nfoct1on. It mo\•ed for a whal~ from man to m;in. then ~ubs1dcd. going undcr1tround, so to speak. '"It w<As adll!>!tl<'c aseoC nu virus bchav1or." Or. Sal1.mun comments. IF A VIR S Is identified ai> the agent in Pt11 ladelµh1a, family members o( the d{•ad or ill can be c."hecked through throat swabs or stool specimen::. to St..'C 1r they ha\'e qwesccnt ''irus mfect1on Antibiotics and other drugs WIJJ kill bactert<t With great t>f ric1ency. since they are fre<? mo,· Ing tarf!cls in the bloodstrnam or l>ody fl u11ls. Viruses. itctmg inside cells. call for drugs that can prevent them from entering cells. or can go Into the cells themsclv<'s to Jam the \'lruses there. withoul damage lo the h v1ng cells. A rew such drugs are now un- der lriaJ and develo~rnent. in- cluding two candidates agamst flu. The fact that ,·1ruscs mutate can be put to good use by putUng them through repeatetl passage ttu·ough cells until they change to become ·iame " This process. attenuation, IS the l>:isis or the Sabin polio n1ccine. ll uses lt VlllJ: \'irus, tamed so it can't cause dis· ease. But it can s till slimuJate an· libodies to intercept, in the bloodstream. a virulent virus that enters the body. Could a brand new virus have been born in Philadelphia? Just possibly, say the experts. but more likely it would be a mutation of something known. But m an evol ved a nd multiplied over thousands of years. and. biologically speak· ang. viruse~ h:.id to evol\'C also. All the viruses kno"n today "weren't all present lhe day mun was kicked out o( Paradise." m• one virologist has phrasNI it. A ~AS~~~~~t!~~~.eq~!~:Mt~p~~:~-... r -··· Clwll .. -.. Unlm ... mind omd ........... --............ ,_ with .... aeorly i last week Congress should erage, Millstone sued the in· senile nelghb<>r who had been p hi bit credit investigations vealigaling company after learn· feuding for two years with my sing on an ind I vi dual 's sexual ing he could not gain access to the y o u n g a n d s om c t i m es b its, political. social or re· Investigating file. rambunctious family." Ii s associations or personal MilJstone won his lawsuit ancl Other witnesses included Sen Ci!f>m.inganddressstyle. wa.~ awarded $40.000. During the Wi lliam Proxmire <D·Wis.>. • . court action, he discovered that author or the Fair Credit Report· t ese and other areas or in-the report contained allei;ations ing Act of 1971 that Proxmire said v lgaUon are n~t relevant to the or drug use and evictions from was now Inadequate. g nUng of credit. or needed for !h other con s u mer in · ligations as automobile in - ance. Jeremiah ~. Gutman. rman oC the ACLU privacy ' miltee, aaid. Drug Debate Topie What's in a Name? (:ongress. be s aid at the sec-ond d. oC hearings by the Privacy I iection Study Commission. WASHINGTON <AP> If a the National Academy ofSc1ence ( d it necessary lo leAislatc doctor prescribes a name-brand recommended an January t.hat a nstraceand sexprejudiccsin (!rug for his patient, !Should a pharmacists be allowed to gub. c lt1nvestigation11. pharmacist be allowed to sell the stitute generic drugs for name AND IT IS now necessary to chemically the same? more ·expensive. Currently the t slate in this field against such The Feder al Trade Com· practice is s anctioned onJy 1n Pawn Brokers Not Surprised RENO. Nev. (API -Pawn shop owner Ron Mack says he's seen patrons Jerk out their gold lteth with pliers to bock for $10 to .:amble with. But he says that's not the best 4tory. "One guy hocked his gl~ eye in a pawn shop be re -the store owner bought It as a joke. And l 've had people come to me and want to sell their wooden le~ -lht>y'r(' on crutches -to get money to.:11 mble with." This city or 120,000 reslrlcnts is built uround g:lmblinJ? or gami~, as lt 1:1 called here.Last year more than 8.S million \'isitors poured into Reno. and easily more than half of them con- tributed to Nevada's r eported gaming earnings oC $193 million. Reno's downtown c:lslnos only take money. but the six nearby pawnshops take television sets. r adfos. jewelry, guns. tools and more in ex- change for money. And much of that money, ·:ihop owners say, g<K'S immediately into the <'asinos Jn the pockets Of gamblers. SllOPOWNERS AL'iO hear a lot of hard·luck stories. but those a.ren'l exch;,ingt'<i for money. "Jl's runny. Someti mes peopJe come lo Reno with SSOO lo lose. They lose tha( and they can·t stop playing. Tbey lose a sense of values and maybe hock a diamond ring and play some more. Maybe they wln and come back for the ring. maybe they don't," Mack sald. He emphasized thnt not all his patrons are gambling losers who would hock their lasl possession for money. But he also made it. clear there are times when people come to Reno and leave behind mos t. if not all, of their belongings in pawn shops. "Remember, a lot or tourists come through here to get good buys on merchandise because pawn shops arc a place to gel some good buys." The interior of hls shop is mute evidence that a lot of people have sold a lot or persona.J items. Mack says he buys perhaps a bit more than he sells. Sometimes customers hock items for a loan. or sell outright. "Mos t people won't l<•ll you lf they want to hock something for gambUng-they probably think you wou Id gl ve them less. "I REMEMBER ONE woman who came in here with a hard-luck story, said she needed $S to buy some milk for her kids. She look that money and went right down the street and gambled it away -1 watched her.'' Mack said. His shop ls filled with musical instruments (bis specialty), appliances, jewelry, sporting goods and perhaps the less marketable ltems, such as a stuffed bear (small1, a moose head <large} and a sluffed goal <medium siie>. "I've had men come in here and want lo hock lhcit wives.·· he s aid. almost whispering. Oid they want the money for gambling" ·'Something like that.·· he said. Another shop owner , Chet Sanders. s:.iuJ a man entered his slore recently trying to hock his body (or medical science. "HE WAS ARGUING lh:.tl since the hospital here buys cadavers. a person should be able to pawn his body." ~ How much did he want? .. We never got that far. I wa11n't Interested.·· Sanders said. Do many people pawn items In Reno shops ~o raise money for gambtihg? "Obviously. a lot of them do. lt'R very dir· f1cult to say how many, though. But I'll tell you what. the casinos here are happy with us. We provide mUl1ons or gambling dollars each year for Reno." PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE fUBUC NOTICE PIC'TlTIOUillatNIU NAMl:UATIMll'jT f ... 1~18•1M "''0'" ••• ~n<l - ftl\) ·~ PltAO@ R•S 81!1 I & C!IOWN, l«M1 llHCll &o ....... q, w .. ,,,,, ...... . CA,t~ "' & P. I~< . • C.•1•10'"'" (0tll0'•· !Ion, H Ott lhoth Bowl•vud. Wt•l""ft''''· CA tl .. l "'" lluw...,., h conc1..ctt!d '" • cor ........ A&~ Int Albttl AfttOy..,, ).c ftfoh ,,.J, ,,. • ..,,...,..t ... ~, ,,.....,, ""'"' ,,. c..intv ,..,, ol °'"'°" C-Y on Jutv ••. ltl• PUBLIC N011CE Pl'IUC N011CF. "CTI 1 IOVi IU llNUS NAMI n ATIMf;NT ,; ''-' •ouow~'"' ~f '°" I\ OCMno buW ........ , l'YNAMID f lf(>IANOOltS. '°91 """""" t•nltr OrlV . • ICIQ. I•••,_ t.lllto• no• ti II I N•t\l y J ,.,,..,.,. 11•1 t4un• ""l\Ql>Ud (O\l• Mo ... Calll0ttll• Tl\h 1111.1 ..... ,, 0.INf ton4'c;i.d II~ ....IM wtcl .... I "'"o J C•u•O. °''" ,,.,,,,,,.". hht4 ""*'" 11w '*""', C1Ht. ol Ot..,~ Covt1ty.,, July l't, "I• ,., ... , ""bll\llfCI O•~n11t (N\I IMtlr *"""· ._11.1. t>.11, ''" n~•• PUBLIC NOTICF. "CTITIOVS IUSl .. IH l'jAME SU•TllMIENT fhf 1o1io .. 1no tM•>On• ••• Ool"9 """ P'ICTITIOUSIUSINESS ,,. ... , NAME HA TIEMfHf DEi. MAR HOMES, IOOIU G<tri"'lOft " OOol>Q _. Aw,_, M""tlftq!Oft 8t.-<~. (ettl-• ....... , • 91"'4> • M l R I c A N I "' 0 I "" Ph•l•o H MtNernH, IUI s.. ..... o>evu.O•ME"'T A!.SOCIATE), •1'01 °''"" C.o\IH~•U. C•lllO•n••'ill>11 .,,,.st>'~" Duve. Hu11un-q1on &.>M,, 0.it'" o ).,,,tHo. ""' Vt(t St' .. ''" '1M• U."41, >1u1111n111on Bt•(ll. '"''"'"'"' t4•rr y Fr •IHh I lllle 4101 'l ... lnn11)<11<~ Om•t. t4uMln~1011 Bt•<I\ Int\ ~Ill•"•'" •• unoutl"' by • C..1110rn4•'1M• llmit~O ~ ln•r\hlp '"'• ~ ...... ., ,. (Oft°'1<1td Dr .... 1n Pftlllp ... MC"'•'""" ell•-• r,.,. tl•lrrn< nl w•• lllMI w.ln 11\o> U•ttY FrtnCll l.••tt• County Cl••• Of Ot•"ll<' County on July 'ftu\-\t.)~fntnl W1f\. t1l4'\1 ~th tf\t<o ~ t•lt CoYftlt (. .. ,,. ot Ot•n<lf' Covnlr nn J"'y ~. ltlt l'J .. U PllOl•"'l'<I 0t """" Co••I 0.0.ly l'llOt FJ_, "'4uol I, I. ~. ll. llli .Jli& Je PuoUV\¥d Ot•AO-t.o~H• ().11tv h'°l.1------------- "UW'' t I, tj, 11 t"• JI~ 14 PUBLIC ~OTICE flCTtflOUJ IUSINISS NAMIE STATtMINT T"t lotlOwlnfl """0'11 ••• 0001'91111>1-"""' •' 1.I Nl(LET TE R E OINGER CENJ Elt. llO Newport c ... w 0r ..... IW--18H<h, CA. '1MO 1. .......... , ~"-"""' """ •• C..lltornta <OtC>O••llOft. llO ...._, '--"''' Ott ... , Newport 8tM.h, CA m.o JoNI Yell•""· 101• !.~Yll• 0.,. No-I BH<ll. CA. 91660 w {. ,.., •• ,,, .. l wounll•, l..o9Ut\t kM.~,CA . .,UI Tiii• ~"ti• I• c-u<leO by• tor· -••kwl. 1.INKLETTCR EOINC.ER tC NTEll 8y· Ltnkl•lletMa,.,~1Y•">t (OfP. Ger'littal P•ttNtr J•O 0 Jen""' lt11' "•lt~nt "'" lne.J ... 1111 ow County C••r' Of Or•ncw C01111tw on JUi y s Jttre F1tTlflOUS aUStHU~ l'jAMIE STATEMENT 1 ... loltOW\no perwn' .,~ cio.no 1111" ->•• C.AL.A 10'1 Bu•I"•'> C....~Or"''. s ... 1. zts. ,, ...... CA •HIS Cl.UB~ Cl.EGANCE. INC.. * Bu\.IAlf\\ Ct~\t' Ot1ve, • C.Htou"" co.-.ilo<I. Sutt• 1'1 ''"""'·CA. ""S f'IW\ llu\lfttU I> (Ofttl\KLH lly • cor POtei•Ott CLUB!. E l.EG"'HC£. t..C. ALAN!.WE!fT,Pt~ldt<ll l ll" •1•1•,,,.nl ,..,, Ille<! .,.,., llllt County C•~•-ol O••"IJ" County on .. ...,...1 1, • .,. KIEl.l.E•&•EtU J.ll' YI• Liff, Sw•I• lot lffw,_,, 8uc "· CA tl .. J fHSll l'utll••ll. d O•AnlJ" Coot 0<11ly P1lol """"'' •. •i u lt ... ,. UIJ It P BLIC NOTICE "·"" -----"CTITIOUS IVSINISS NIIMI STATEMENT ,..,..., Pubtfl>"9d O••n<lf' Coot 0.11, POOi, Jiiiy II, U, •ncl AUQ. I, I, ttll Tiie 1011-•nci -'°n' 1reoolng bu•• ,...,,. ~·· -----------E 6 o·s CLOWN Cl.EANE•S. No PUBLIC NOTICE .. "-'"'""°· ,,.,.,...,, INcfl. CA '2'60 ------------1 Etlh fMft(lllft, tMI ,,,,,..,, -II.. llOlflOU' IUitNW ttunltntlort lk~h.U..tl ... ....... STA Ta Ma NT 0..-A. !!rte•-. ttef ,.....,. Tiit IOOowlno jlerllOft It ,,..,.. M • •111, HunHnotort S.e<ll. CA.~ ""''et. Tltlt DUSillfU IS COndlKIN bl' '1 !> a. l'RAMING. hl07 Emb.i _, ........... Wllp. 1.ooros, Mission 'lltlo. c.tlltornl•'7•1\ . Erik• 8tftdlln S.t Be<•tt•I, 7'101 ErnlWll-.n. T1'11 ll•lt ..... nl .... 111..i """ , .. Ml\\lonVl•IO. C•lllornl•.,&•S County , .... OI 0••1111• C<lunty on ,,... bu•l,,.u I) tondUcllNI b,...,. , ... AUQU>I '· '"• Ol•l-1. "'''° S•I 8ec .... 1 Publl""4 °'',.,,. Co••I o.tty PllOI. Thi' >IM•-nt WA\ Ill ... -lh Int Allfl'l\11, IS )), , •• t•I• C-11 0.-• of 0•4nlje t.ouftly on J"'y 1t, ltlL ·-------------,. .. ,. l'VbllU.t<I Ot~n~ C.0.•I o.ily Pita!, PUBLIC NOTICE a..9VSI 1,1, IS,J), .. ,. ~76' 1t1------------ ~ patient a less costly drug that is brands. which a re generally sonal prejudices 1C1 hre style, mission launched a probe last Florida and Michi~an. i omlng. drinking hahiti., week for an answer to thut Th e Pha rmace utical fltT•T•Oustus•Nns l'ttTmousaustNIEU PUBLICNOTJCE I • ti f"t' I NAME STATEME"T NAMIESTATEMENT FltTITIOUS•UStNEU ona assoe1a ons. 1'<> 11ca question. The invest.a~ation will Mnnufac turers Association, The 1011ow1no otr'4h "c1a1"<1ow· ,.,.10110 .. •no1><11"°"1'0o1noou..r••M1-5-T-.-T-rM-1-N-,.-0-,,-A-•_A_N-00-N-M-EN_T_, NAMESTATlMIENT lefs and other considerations determine whelhcr consumers repreisenlin" most l>I" U.S. dru" ~n,-.,. ~ "' 0 ,us£oF The 1011ow•no '"'''"'., °"'"'> b<J'-· h · I t 1 a. Id i..-o ~ b GRAFICS weH. no11 Mo~lton RT PRINTING, 1UI A Pl•cenlt• a C are tn 18C an( So10U "'' WOUid gain from Wider USe ()(the makers, h OS argued th al the Pdl'l(.,dy B• l.a(lun• Hiii\ CA qzu1 A•' CO''•~••• CA. 9l621 l'ICTITIOUSIUllN ESS l'jAMI ,,_U 31·0 NA RC H R EAL Ty '- lctally Irrelevant to cred1l con· ~o·culled generic, or common-cheaper subs tit u tcs do not 00Mic1 o Au•o. 10011 ,.._.. Rnnot1 T•tmo•err•. •ous Molbuf'n 11111~~.':;~:;7,911~;::;..~:,:..~d tl'NE~TMl!,.TS. 731., M•rlrw• o. . PUBLIC NOTICE shier a lions." he said. nnm(', dnt0 s instead of r <'lvin" on necessarily work as well In the c~a ""' t A'1J06 I)( .Hunlln<1tonBuct1,cA. r>1E l ENN•S MAC>11N . 1ll1S-F No 101.1.•oun.o N•o""'· c.11 ,.,.,, C 11 hi . "" .J ,, d••'·~·.~.bv' ''n.~' •• '""""''ed by""•"· ... ~.~~ ... bU, ''""" •~ concNc1t0 b)' "" '" "'•• F•br•<••nl• ••1••1on Vt•10, tA Ji'""@\ ,,.rn·11"~· U>o MMt""" utmnn sa t t s view l'Xtcn· brand names. 1)0(1.v, dcii;pite clauns to be the ~ u • --y • ~ • N 1 c.11 • d a so to invest1,::a ions or The t'TC said that ubout S.1 ~a me c hemically. The: Orug "''' ... ,.-111 w~, ,,,..., ..,1., ,.,. Tiil\ \tater"""' wo .,,.., .... n "" ,.,.,,~"''°"'"""1'e""·-·~·"' •11 :, I . • l f Do1"1tll 0 Aulll R-•I Tt-•te"" ~I\ Ot . No )0/, l•qwne 10"" • " ployment. insurance. a nd billlon ofthe $7.5 bilhonworlh or Resear ch Bonrd re1ccts that '°""'•<.torkn10r .... .,..town1yonJutv ~;:c•••"•1 D••""'°""''""Jutv ~~r••"'m,atn Co11<1tvon0tt00tt .:!.~""'"'"ONtu<t..,ilY""'" r ureas In addition lo straight prescription drui:s sold through argum("nt 11 "" • '""' • ow1.,. \1 JoM m:io P•ln o ..... , J•""'•Pt1,.11•11•• nhllngoffinanclalcredlt." comme rcial flh<•r mucirs earh IN ANOTHE R move, lhl' FTC Pvn1"""" O••nQ• ,.,.,, 0., •• ~~J Pv~1...,.·0A0o""o;' ;~·~.'::''•Pilot. U:~~!:'.:':~~~.'?!~~uctro1>v..,•n· eo:1~~\::;':~u;::.~.'.1:if._""'1n '"'" en the hearmgs opened yN1r are avail a hie Crom two or ld J U Ju1v '~·.no A11011•• •.•. ·~. '"'· J,..,,. Ju•y ·'"'" uQu•t , . . 11•cH• "'"'°"h' ,_ 1'teaday, on e witness said more maouf'•cl"rcn; ii; <'Ons <'ring a rc~u al1on l3l s1qn~DV<1t•~St.1011n """'"""00u"ltl'(O•$t o.11.,P1101, qipsUon~ such as how an jo .. " would allow the advcrUsing of P UBLIC N011CE P UBLIC NOTICF. Tnis "~'~""'"' ... , 111.0 wim ,.,. auQv•1•. 11. n.>• . ..,. U JS.I• dltldual spent his spare lime and THE FTC WILL seek to hncl drtJg prll'elL The Supreme Cou rt l-----------i-----.,.--:".'.""~=:-:---1 ~;: ,, .... o1 °'•"~ coul\tr on '"''•------------ ,...11c-lh ... r "nyonc criticized an 811 u u t wh e the r r 1 v a I d r u p, ruled in M llY that a Vir"1nla luw l'ICTtTiovnu~•N€H "cT1r1ounus1 .. 1u , .... 1 PU RLIC NOTICE 1111C .... ._. manuraclurers use unfair or de· hannlng drug :1d:< was illegal. "AMI n AT1M1.HT NAM1:nar£"'1"' l'VOI•'_ °'.,. c .. sr °"''''~IOI. ct.ant's parents or other mcm-,,.,1.,._,~11-W1••••0i>i11Qtiw .,,_.,., .. _,~'"nofll\-"91lu\1"'" Juty n,...,,,~.,1.1,11.,.,~ 1------------of hi" family wtrc ('()f'llalned ceptl\'t' pract1ct•s to sell Uw1r and ofrlci als said lhc ruling rro-"'"'"' -c A 11 ,. e T c ,. R r -----------'-'-'"'-'' '~c:~~~~!:~!~14,,':' odanlnvestigallveautomob l<'in-brands . hahly will wipe out simJlar laws t.A PAl n1.f' HO II, IOI• .. ,...,. ClCTllAORo•N••"l'. ,,, .. All<lftl• PUBLIC NOTICE r""1o110 .. 1nci.,.,..,11,•••~"91111 ... The Drug Rcsear('h Ho:1rd or in other states. V~q,Ato, !.•n Clrtnt1nle, C..lllo<IW• W•y l-•11un~Nloutl CA.tnl/ -ll"UU. Mance reporl rorm. •>•7~1,,,., L. 0,..1,, IUO O•l\ltat {)<., 0 .. 10 W1lll•m AA.yo, UI" All..,11, ------·------1 lllVI NE OAR AO l , t >Ot tlu,, '--• Gutman was called lo \esttry R N gl d? L.t11...,. ... 11,.,c.••ito•t1••906ll way,1.•oun•N1aut1,tA.t1•ll "CT1t1ov1avs11u:u eottr••,...,CA ,,.,.o -·l bu • In olvin" r-''1t re eports e ecte . 0.•10 ,, Ottan-•. 7:t)I Town!• Tiii• l/UtlM\\ ,, 'OfttlU<lflf bV..,. .n NAa.11 STATIPMl!NT Orl•n J•m•• Vin•, H"4 u Oulll• a..,.. a se.. v ,. c '-'' • .•• di ltluAI TN lottowlrie ""o" I• ""'"" ... .i. Lt'lt. Mlt\l<lft 'lltfo. CA . .,.,, pcf18lhathave come lo thenllen l)(l••.StnttAne.C••110•111•"''°' • nev1~w MAYO neu•n K•M~'" R•' D•'''"· 2•"• tJ~of the ACl.V n;1llonl)I office 1"1' bu\tn•H .. '0""~(ttd l>Y • flll\ •••tem•nl .,,," "'"" ....... '"" ACCC:NT ON NAii. s 7/U\ "°'""' llKOOO, M•\\IO" VltfG. (A, .,.u h UI I SACRAMENTO (A J>, " "There are tin estimated 4.000 ~""···~;:,:·~h;;' .. ,, County c·~·· OI OunQuntyonJ11•y Ro•o. \ult• I. l "'""• N1Qv••. '"'' "'"'ftll\\ bu\1"4PU ,, ~, ..... ne sue ca11c was ou nM n.i, ,,.1,.,....111 ... , 11,.,, ""'" 1.,. 11, "''-,~,-c.iuorn••'l•ll · bY•11t,..•••tw111.,.,\111p -..l---'ay wh"nlhcthtce·d"'y h"ar crackdown ts startin11 on cm· t o 6.000 pos~lbl e u s er!' 1n ,. ~ h •"u l,,,,.. """""•· n•• ""''""'"" o.z .. ,,, lwrMJ ,._ .. " e -.ly Cl41t l< al Ou n<M (Ollft!Y..,Jllly Pvbll·~d 0,.~ (.,..\I 0..lly Alo4. p II "'0 U h .. ,,•nJ VIM ' +. opened. ployt'rs who foil to repoc1. lhe use Cabforn1a indus try. but onJy 21 1•. • '' P Jlllvts.;,;,..,.,0;~;t.1• u. •u• J"H• :!:i~~:.,:O· • "•wu"'1 ~ .. , • 1~1, ~;•••-nt .... lllfd ... 111 "'" of cancer·causlng chemicals. or employers have thu$ far reported PvllllYiMI °' ... .,.. CoHt Dtl•y "'1ot. '"'' ""'~'"'" '' <•<1au<•tc1"'•n1n-t:Ollfl•• ''•'~ •' 0••1111• ~., ,,.. IAMES C. Miilstone. ass1 ·tant. who use them w1theut sale~uards -strong t'nough proof of the ex· "._"•·•·it, n. ,.,, sw 1 P UBLIC NOTICE C111n0u~•T•••H t.vn,.. ,.Miuuo """"'' 1· •m. ~,..... managlnJt editor oC the SL Louis for workers. say~ lhest.atcchicfot lentofthe violation ... Cart<'r11aid. Tith tt•••-111 w•• 111•<1 Mlh '"" M111-0rAn119 C'CNll °""' "''"'· I h d h h -' .._ 1ndustn•"tsa(et y. PURI.IC NOTICE ~ICTtTtouseusi .. us Cnuntytterk o•Of•nu.countyOllJuty AtJCJU\••.1s.n,t• ... l • »etl• Pqat·D spate • sal c an u~en· u • l'jAMIE STATEMIENT · d•led automobile Insurance Art Carter said that Inspection~ lie said when em ployer5 do not l'ICTmousius•NEst Tr.e ro11ow1n11 1>11•~ '' c1o1nci _, M. ••1•· ,. .... b of :. adver se In haveshownappurentwldespreud voluntarily comply. "f intend to NAMI UAtaMINT ,,..,.,, Pu1111.-C>f•11.,.co•••o ... 1vP11m. rtJBLICNOTICE ¥ausc • n i'denllfy violalors and enforce ,.,.1011ow1nci1>erto~bNlftO_•_ &Oltl\tT, tb6n ArllOr O• .......... A41v ... 11.e.n.n.1t1• wo1• ------------vtitlgative report on him. disregard or the 2· year-old report .. , 11191et1 &""<"· c.A. ""'' <~·mi ""I though the i ns u r a nc e 1ng requirement. compliance " ~'iE te 1o1Nt$MACH•N~.ttnw1. ~'1 " w1111•· 1""n ..,., 0 • • pu•LfC N011Ct: .0T1c1 Tou101T011s -~~~-------------~====================~=~=~=~=~~-'*'VqF .M~~-~~~\ ~~~~«~~~~ D w~···~~u•TOl'~IE ' luOet H <;<"h•m.ttO)(oV1•"""'· tl\llll•-'1,.\\l•<on<IUtl..SIW"""" \TATIO .. (Al.l~O•lftA~• Mi\\IOft'l't,..CA .,.,, ··-•o'--L Whit' ,IC1'1TIOUI I UllNHS THI COUNTY Of OllAltOI ""' l>Uftlrwu "<0"4111<1..S&t "" ... ., ..... II NAMlSTATIMINT ....... ,,n <ttvtd11•• '"'' , .... _, .. , .... lltetl ..... ,... n..1e1_,,._.,?l)ll,.r.~busl l!U•I• ot l!VSl.Vl'f AR LI"( l>KU•H O••hfm °"'"'Y CltneofOt-ClO<•nfV..,Jllly MfialiOI Tl'I , .... EVfil.VN A Thi• ""l•MMI "'"' lllllCI wlfll I"°' U. tt1' ""'· -:~VI Ol!I. RIO ASS()CIATU, ME 11 COI T H, • k ti EVE L V H Coutlty Cl•rk ol Or<tnoc CountronJuly ~I-Or _ C~\I 0.lly Piiot 1'01 O.v• $It"\, N•wllOrl Bo. MEIU1.011H1D•O•\td 11. 1'1~ •n..., ' Ctllf..-nl•'2* NOfl CB I~ HElll!8V (#IVEN to ti. l'H July''· H. •ncl ""II• 1• •. ,.,, JO•• ,. '· Ooftald M, Koll, '°' VI• Udo (reelilort ot ,,.. •OOW ........ d ~· l'VIJll""'6 Or•nOt CN\I 0.lh• "'IOI. Stlud· NeWllOf1 .. 4Kll .. C•lll0<nl•t7ttO INI ... """"'' 11<1•1"9 ct..i .... -11»1 }IJl¥U.•nt1.Auo. t.l, IS. IU6 llfH•I------------i. Ilk ..... " lllloll, .. 1.1no.1~ ..... Will tk<e ... nl .,. tl'QUlred 10 •II• PVBLIC N011CE PVBLIC N011CE *""'"" .. e<11.c.111or,,I•~ lhtf'll. w1t111.,. .,.( .. w•Y -n."' a, 0 ~. MkNI...,.,, II 1'1 .. 1 Motif> 1 ... oltlt• of 1 ... <letll. ol IM -.., .. ., Ori,.., CM-etl Mer. CMllorfff tltltd <..,.I, or le ll'Henll,,..,,, wllllflle ~ --y-!Mt\, to Ille lil"Ckf\IQMO •· l!Y9f'ett Dnl1, 111, *' ~ <fo ~-.nd '"'"'· •''°'"""' •' .......... --1 .. ~"· c;.1lf.,..i•.,... "'"'· ltSI IL Fooorth, St., Sult• Ill, s. Tl-fll'( L.. 51r.-r. mo ""'1 S4Nll•All•,'-A.t1101,'l'tl>IC"l•lhepl•• AIN I,., ,...,.,,, lucll, C..lllorlll• o1 ""''"'" ot ""' untler\IOMCI f'l •II ~ m1111•1' •Ullllhtl 10 IM •''•'" ol w ld t. J'rMI~ J. $(111<<•. ,.... ~H a.<-nl, wllllf" to..r "'°"'"~ MIM ti-. ~I.A Mtw. C.llforl>I•'-' llt\t ,,..eltc.110n of 11>l1110ll<t 1, il.lftlo lroolleff, , ""°"" S... o.ttedA-U, t'lt Drive, NtW"'1 lttcll. (;.tlflorl'I•~ 11aue_11 LINOSA'I' T1'h ...,.,,...., 16 t.-IKltCI l>Y a ltmll· ~-vi., of lll•Wlll .. ,.,..~ --~ .... -~. Tl_.,,._ llt'NH "''"''"a .. oau"t • ""''fl~"' .... , 111" "'""' ,.,. "'"·,_......,, ....... 01 County Ctetll 01 Ot enoe County, S-.AM,CA. tlHI Glll..,...AMJ~, I). ltl~ T"•lt 111•1 ••U ,,..,.. ._.......,.-. .. ""'411itlff Ot..,.. Ct.ut l)ellt T' f>W!l\l•tcl °'""" C.O.•t OllllY "'"'• J\llyll,Jj,•nll A111t 1.e.•n• Jn).)!, .._., .. ,~"·"·'"• uui-. Heart Infection Battled By ANNECOOP£1l OI Ul• o.llr ,, ... $Ull Wh~ Ruth Andenon of Miss100 Viejo vlelted the denll11l earlier lhh year, she: bad no way of knowin& she'd wind up criticaUy ill, frt the hospital fOt' mont.h.s and facing the loss of her famtly's home to pay enormous medical bLlls. Mra. Anderson, SO, had rheumatic lever as a child, whic h apparenUy weakened her heart. Her gum infection appeared so minor to herself and her dentist that pre· cautionary antlbtoUc treatment was de· emed unnecessary. Soon after, she developed cold·llke symptoms and her physician prescribed antlbtotics. But the fever persist..>d. Tests finally revealed that bacteri:l in her bloodstream had settled on the valves o( her damaged heart und begun attacking it. ''BACTERIA multiply on t he heart valves o f s uc h a patient ." s aid cardiologist Alan Bures. "They eal up the valves." A four-week stay at M1ss1on Communi· ti Hospital, where h1gh·antens1t) doses of Intravenous penicillin were ad· miniJtued, seemed to knock out the in· tecuon. Soon arter Mrs. Anckrsoa'1 returo l)ome, the symptoms al bacterial inf~· uoo returned. s1.1d her busba.nd, Don. She was sleepy all the time, be said, and ran a rever. In mid·June Mrs. Anderson was <.td· milted t o St. Joseph's Hospital 1n Otange, where she has been receiving high dosages of antibioUcs in a continu· inf. batUe with the bacterial lntection. n the meantime. due either to the In· foction itaelf or to the high doses or an. UbloUcs, Mrs. Andersoo has suffered kidJ\ey damage. HER KIDNEYS have tailed at least three times since her admission lo St. Joseph's, forcing her to rely on a kidney • dialysis machine: She stays in the hospital cardiac care unit. The extra load on her h eart necessitates careful monitoring, said Bures. He said rhythm d1sturbances are not uncommon among \'1ctims or rheumatic fever. Bures said he expects Mrs. Anderson's kjdney runctions to retum to oormaJ. When this happens and tbe infection has cleared up, be said, her doctors wllJ perform tests to establish whether her heart valves must be replaced. If the infection is not cured, she s aid, th~ inferted valves will have to be re· moved. ''The moral to the story," said Dr. Bures, "1s that a patient with a heart murmur ought to r eceive antibiotic treatment before any dental work, before childbirth and befoTe some kinds of surgery. This would tend to prevent the kind of a bacterial infectfoo Mrs. An· derson is battling now." Dan Anderson, a truck driver who has lived in Mission Viejo for st>ven year s, said he ls a .. afraid to ask" what his wife's medical bills are to date. "I JUST WANT them to do whalC\'er they can to m akc my wife well," he said. •·1 ·11 pay for it somehow, even if J have to sell the house ." Bures said that when a patient has a gigantic bill and insurance funds have been exhausted, the remainder is often written orr. Fishy Outing 1 A Catchy One August is a good chance to get some fishing done before scnool sta1ts, as several youngsters proved on the docks at Dana Point last week. At left are Paul P1tsker, 13. 1f San . Juan Capistrano (foreground) . and Deirdre Vaughan. 9. of Dana Point. Deirdre·s take was not disclosed. but Paul pulled in six of the finny harbor denizens, as he shows below. Daily Pilot Photos by Richard Koehler : Embezzlement Charged-- • A man a ccusc•cl of em· bezzlin~ Slil 1.000 from his employers wh ile he was servin~ as their vice presjdent and controller has been orderct.I to face trial Oct. 12 in Orange County Superior Court. clatl' fo r Theod ore Schwartz was indicted Joseph Schwartz, 37, Los by the Gr and Jury on Angeles, who is free on multiple charges of his promise to appear. grand theft and forgery .Sehwartz has been or· ·after it was alleged that dered to return Sept, 10 he de ( r au d e d the for pretrial action. McCarthy Company, an JudJtC J a m es II . Walsworth set the lnaJ P l'BLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU~ aus11ons N.llME Sl.llTEMENT 1~ f')tlQf111ilf\Q (l.ft\.U'l I'll Dvil'"'l l"-1 ~ flit\\•\ 8EllCMW 000 FOIHST P"OOUCIS. 10tll OH<lt-Unit. Hunl1,,9ton Urdrh (" •7'441 AIJn R l ,., >o•H e. .. ch.w>Od I •"' Hu"lll>Qlnn O.•tn C .II ,,.,.. ft\1\ OUS.1twr'> !\ c.ond\141td bW.,, '"· Ot•tOU•J Al..., A L•• ""fhot \ t1tf\"l"J'llf'l1 Wft t1lfld Wtlt\ tf'M (ounty Cler~ 01 Or~ngt Co..nty on July u .tt7'. ,,_ Pul>l•V>td O••nQ• Co••I O•l•v PllQt, July II, U. •ftd Aug I. 8. t'14 :io.i..· Scientist Honored A 52 1,5 00 senior fell ows hip has been 3\\ardcrl to u UC Irvine re se ar c h er i n biochem istry by the Ameri can Caneer Socie· ty. The recipient is Dr. Mana C. Pellegrini, a member of a research group htaded by Dr. J erry Manning. assista nt professor of molecular biology and biochemistry. ----------1 The fellowship will Dralh Noflre• suprort Dr. Pellegrini's ----1(-11-.-""-5-A----1 research for 15 months. 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APPRAISERS 25'2WEltCOAITHtGRWAY AUCTIONEERS NEWPORT IEACK-US.1200 ESTATE APPllAJSAlS ANO SALES FOR LA WYERS • BANKS• TRUSTtr.S & WCUTORS Sunday,Augusl8, 1976 DAIL v PIL..01' Af Trial Set in Robbery ] . -~ Three men Indicted by themselves and call the Ora n ge County ~heriff'sdeputies. buratary aod robberrv char&es. •1• An indictment 11 a 'V formal c bar1• machr~• aaa1n1t a peraoa by the I • Grand Jury. lt dot9 no('~\ establish 1ullt. or in:.,_ Grand Jury on armed A Laguna Be ach robbery and burglary patrolman picked up the charaH lovoMng break· subsequent radio aJert ins in South Laguna, and trailed the three to Ne14•port Beach and San Newport Buch where Clemente have been or-they were booked on nocence. d~red to race trial Oct. 25-------------------"'' m Superior Court. Judge James II. 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Augutl a. 1976 Topple U.S. Spikers O.lly l>ilal -lH llY '•lrl<lr O'Oonnell EDISON'S RICK BASHORE (14) AVOIDS RUSH BY MARTIN MCDERMOTT (75) South's Running Game COLLEGE PARK, Md. <AP1 Ludmila Bragina set a world record a nd the Soviet Union women's relay team set another Saturday as the United State5, with one of its poorest women's performances in history, lost a duel track and field meet to the Soviets. . The Soviet s quad captured the cumulative men's and women's scoring, 211· 157, although the U.S. men outscored their coun· terparts, 115·107. Bragina l ed an awesome women's assault by cap!uring the 3.000-meter run in a blazing 8:27 1 for a world rttord Bragina. the 1972 Olympic!> 1.500 meter ·champion. fimshe<t only fifth in that. event an the Olympics at Montreal and was considered over the hill. But ber amazing performance through misty rain was one of nine re· cords set by Soviet women dur· ing the two days. The 33-~ar-old Bragina wiped out the previous world mark of 8:45.4 set two months ago by Grete Waitz of Norway. The Soviet women's mile r elay team was clocked in 3:29.l to smash the previous world mark of 3:30.3 set by West Germany last year. In 13 of the 14 women's events. •' Destroys North, 33-10 -Soviet athletes placed t-2. The only breakthrough came when Olympic s ilver m edalist Kathy McMillan finished second in the 1'· long jump t o Lidiya Alleyeva. 't' The American women's squad. By ROGER CARLSON Ottfte O•oly P,1414 S..,I Scoring 33 points tn th<.' rirst three quarters. th<.' South All-star footba ll te am destroyed the favored North, 33·10, Saturdity night at Orange Coast College. It wasl\'t as close as the final !>core indicates as the underdoJ,: South of Fount:un Valley lligh coach Bruce Pickford !ioftene<I tbe North defense early with stab bing runs. then bombardt'd the• losers with a passin~ Sl~•ml' 111 dominate the 1s!.ue 0"l"d have never bt.'11eH:d •l," ~aid Pickforfl. "The North 1s a better team than that but wej:!ot to them quick. l 'm JU.St very happy with our kids I l.'an't think of anyone who d idn "t play well "We worked ''ery hard on the North's defcnsin stunting in practice and ~ot a lot of griping. -utitpaidoff." It was O\'er qui<'kly for the 5.000 ~ms as the South took command ~arly with the running of Gre~ Speicher , Steve Foley and Dt>nni~ Boswell. The South was toutl' \he ~r<.'at passing threat in •uarterbacks Ri ck Bashore and Chris Dove. but their pass aenal aames were set up hy the runnmi.t •nd it proved an un stoppable· t ombination. . Bashore of llunttn~lton lkac•h"s f:dison and Gary Confer of Costa Mesa 's Es tancia Jligh. t he players of the itame, teamed up (Or a 33-yard TD hookup in thl' Econd period to itive the South a -Oedge and tht> hondwntlng was the w all : The nifty Estanr1a rccc1vl'r also caught a 30· yard payoff in the third quarter from Fountain Valley·s Dove. taking the pass and mo..-ing the final IS yards through traffic. Other scoring came via the ground game as Foley of Newport Harbor and Bashore each went over from a yard out and Speicher of Santa Ana's Foothill lligh raced seven yards for a TD. Tustin p l aceki ck er Ji m l.achmund toed three PATs aud aJI that was left was for the North to sa' e s ome face in the final quarter with a 37 -yard fi eld goal by Todd Peterson aad a 30-yard TD pass from Greg Tucker to MlkeGlhr.ore. The South, 10 racking up more points than any Rebels eleven in the prior 16 Orange County All- st ar confli cts, played like a seasoned team rather than a bunch or aJJ-stars. The b locking w as c r isp. penalities few and miscues almost non-existent. And the North added to its own problems-the m ost disastrous a. fourth down gamble late in the second period. Jim Haynie ran in· to a stone wall and the South took over at the North JO with 40 seconds rem aining. On the ens uing play Dove went to Confer in the end zone and pass interference set the South up on the North one-yard line. Bashort! danced past the left side ofthe line and it was 19·0. . In the third period the North got only three downs on one series- See South, Page All ~Jaworski, Harris ~Lead Rams, 26-14 ~ ~ LO s AN c; 1-: t. ..:s 11\ " , I Quarterbacks Hon Jawor~k1 untl .Jaml.'s llarns pro\id('(I the of fens1vt"' ~purk and "the Jone!-> ,boys" came up with the big Ol' fcnswe ploys as thl' Los An~ell'!> Hams rolled to a 26 14 National Football Lcal(ul.' exhibition \•11· tory over the Dullos Cowboys Saturday nl(?ht. Ra ms defe nsive crnl Leroy Jones blocked a Dallas field goal attempt and caused o Cowboys· fumble with a j arrlnl{ tackle. and defensive t ackle Cody Jones helped the Los Angeles defenf!e shut off the Dallas rush and keep con s t a nt press ure o n its quarter backs. J aworski t'Omplt'tcd 10 of lU pass~s ror 138 yards in the first haJf. helping the Rams move out to a 17·7 lead al intermission. llnrri!I then started the second hatr and quickly gave the Rams another touchdown when he hit I larold Jackson with a 4~-yard scoring pass. Lawrence Mccutcheon scored on a one-yard plunge with the game 9 1'\I minutes old, Tom Dempsey kicked a 36-yard fi eld. goal lo m ake it 10·7. then John Cappelletti r an seven yards for Los Angeles• other flrsl hair score . GAME ST4TISTICS N s F1r\I OOwfl\ ""'"*"'> .. .. F•r\t down\ SNUlt\? • s F•'"\I dOW"ft~ Otl\4111(''\ 0 1 lot•I llt\I "°'"'" \1 12 Voro' '""'l"9 "' 1\1 Y•rchp,a\\11\11 Ill) ,,, V•'O"tO\t )I JJ Ntil v•rd-. 9')1nl'd l lO 7 ll Puno ._,.,.!)" 01\tdnti-s lll 141 0 Y•rO\ oen•ll1~d I J9 110 Fumbl_., lumblt'-\ IO\I ,, 11 Scon by OU•rl.,, No,-t" AH "•' ~ 0 0 () 10 I() VJUthAll ,,.,, I U II 0 H /) llU\HING Horth "" •• ,, ~·· rn~,.,_, A .. () 10 Ut-nn .. tt t ' " {) •• Tutk•r ' A ID 71 ., .. .... y~it • ' " .. ~ G·lmor•• • ~· I 0 ~ •O O..Cono /" ,# I .. ~ U.J , ....... ,.. ,,, SI ll ~wlft 90'>-• I\ 0 1 s Sor•<._,. '" yo • ,. F'o'~" I I H S..1of\Or,. h 0 ., Ooo. " '° IOO _,., .. " I A Tol•t\ J1 1\1 II II PUSING NOr1" "" IK ,.,.. "' !Kl . 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Sh•~••O•, U'i')R, Men • 800 I. I "O"•n US'IR 1 II S ) • PonoMar••. lJSStt. t •1 I. l. ROC1n\on. U~A. I 11 7 W>)""'n < 100 I, Pror0<,,,.,,~o. V'SR l ll ~ re<.ordl 1. Nl<l••••o••. ur.s", 1l l J, ~. '"' VSA, 'J •· ~n·, 100 t ._.dtnOtOI'. u~ ;-o '· 1, q,<td "'• USJI, "la I 'S. K_...,, • ...,, Ullllt. Jt 1 H1011 Jum1> -t. ~uko•. USSR, t 1 l. fkoO.l'W, USSR. l ·l. J. H•n•unu, US"-I I'-I, SION>, USA, ''" w_..•\l<Jn91u""' -I, Alley ... , USSR.11 ' , • M<Mtll..,,, USA, 11•0'· • ,, J, w ••• '· us"' )I l'••.ll women'• too -1. Prov-llin.t USSR 1 ,, I) lmttl tt<t>rOI. 1 c;.r•\lmo••. USSR. I 11 S. J, Jt<•.-. USA. 1 SI ' Sllot Piii -'· 8•rvsM••ov. USSR. 6• 1 • fmfft re<or<ll. 1, WOOCI•. USA, U t. J, M"°"°'• U~SA, 61>-1 • Men 5 IOfl9 iumc> -I. AOIM-. USA,, 1S 1 1. 1'9r-rttv. USSR. HI. 1. "'''~'"''· USSR. lSS ~ l, PoclturM1u, USSR, !S.l'• wo .... ,,., m.I~ •ela, -1. USSll l 1' I rworlo •~ ,.,..,, 2,USAl.Jl t Men"" mlle r•l•v -1, USA l 01 • 1, USSR J IO ~. pomts Just by showing up, wound up with 42. T he woml•n's team was weakened when at least a dozen Olympic team members. who were apparently homesick. did not show up for this two-day r ain.punctuated meel al the University of Maryland. America's men\ however, out· scored the Soviet men for the 10th lime in 14 meetings dating back to 19S8 when the series started. American women have won just once. The Soviet Union leads in th~ overall series 11 ·2·1 with the tae <'oming in 1971. Edwin Moses and Mike 'htne repeated their l ·2 finish an the Olympic 400-meter hurdJes and Olympi<' gold ruedal winner Mat• Wilk ms won the discus for the top men's performances. Moll<'S. whose world record of 47 .64 won the Olympic title. d ocked 48.55 and Wilkins tossed 217·2, 15 feel short of his world re· <'Ord. Both m nrks were meet re· cords. Rain again s pollcd high· jumper Dwight Stones' hopes when the world record holder failed to clear 7.5 und wound UJ> last. · Stones pla<'t'd only third durin~ an Olympic rainstorm. and although he said he would never again jump m the ram he gave it a try Saturday and managed 7-13~. His second attempt at 7.5 was very close. but the crossbar slipped off moments later. Sult, the combml'd defeat "as not as humiliating as last ycar·s 225-138 So\'iet 'ictor) m l\Jl'\. Reds Triu111pla, 4 -1 LA Loses Another I As Foster Hoiners LOS A NG EL ES CAP J George Foster s lugged a three· run hom er and P at Zachry scat· tered eight hits as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4· l Saturday night. It was the Reds' third straight win over the Dodgers. who trail Cincinnati by 12 games. Foster's homer increased his National eague r bi lead to 97 and ov cam e a second-inning . Dodger• Slate Al'0.Mft.., KA•Cl1'0) AU\l. l (lr><o-ll•t LO'>At1'1<'••• AUii 'LO• A~le.dl Pllhburql\ AUii 101.o~Ang,,1eu1 P1ll-9" 11 SSP m. • >oo '"· • J0.11 m homer by Ron Cey, the only run yielded by Zachry . The rookie right-hander has won 10 of his 13 decisions this year , four without a loss lo Los Angeles. Foster was deprived of a home run in the fourth inning when Reggie Smith made a leaping catch and then rell against the railing in right field and had to leave the came. Foster then slugged his 24th homer in the fifth i'Uling follow· mg singles by Dave Concepcion and Joe Morgan. as Tommy John absorbed his eighth loss in 14 de· ('isions. The Reds added their fourth run in the seventh when Ed Armbrister stole home. The vie· tory was Cincinnati's ninth in 11 meetings with Los Angeles. The Reds, who now lead the Dodgers by 12 games in the Nnt1on;il League West~ ha\'.£. won 10 01 their last 11 games. Smith. after ma king the catch on Foster's drive m the rourth m· nmg. left the game with injuries to his rib cage, left hip and n itht. knee. LOSANGILES LOOes.m<tl\.rf S.ttmor~ lt> G.lrwy, 'b r .. " 1n Ro"v·lt \\ 8•111'"'·'' E ROd•ll<'I H nCru1 pn L"' 'f pf\ Jo"n P t So•• p l v-~. pn I\ Own1nq o AAol~•. pn Tot•I\ .. , " .. 4000 '0 1 0 1 0 I 0 1 000 • 0 1 0 , I I I J 0 I 0 1 non I 0 I 0 0 •l 0,, • n n n J (j 0 ,. 11 () 0 I. 1oon "on o 1 l n n I t ~ I CINCINNATI Arl'T\bf'\tr. rt Row rt '"'"'-·" Mor°"", 11> G F-o\or.u &nrn,r T p.;,.,, lb flvnn. ll) ~on1mo "' 24'<.P'lfy r> M<(" 1nY ~ '"'''°. •II rh 111 • 1 ' 0 0 0 0 0 ) I I 0 J I l 0 • 1 I ' J 0 '0 • 0 0 .. 1 0 t D 3 ~ q n '() '" to 0 ti o J ' .. c f1nc.1nn•I• f'I')() Oji) lOO LO\ AnQ It·\ t)U> 000 000 E lOP'-' OP (.1n~ 1n1htll )' l 08 C1rt' tf\~JIH "·LO\ AnG"lf'\. HA rr.y 1f)I. (, ~~·~,. f!O.. I "'B 6fonch. MorQi'n • Armhf1 lf't• C.. f01h''• ,.,.,.,,,.., \ 7-W~ry. IP H # •• .. ..40 7.-cl\f'yfWtOl t 4 A t 1 3 0 McEn•n•v I O O O O O IOhn Cl• I 1 fil , I J l ft ' ESo\• .0 000 1 A Oownono I I O O l t HBP Ov Z.<.~•v, Ru»•I• PQ-C.. RodfoQll!'r. T-? ~ 4-•~.•H California Returns To Cellar ' OAKLAND <AP J Sal Bando hit his 21st home run or th(· season and J oe Rudi and Phil Garner drove in two runs apiec~ Saturday. leadin)t the Oakland A's to a 9·1 victory over the California Angels. Right-h ander Mike Torrez, 9.10, scatter ed eight hits aod got his firsl. victory since July 9. Angels' starte r Don Kirkwood. 4.9, gave up the first six A's runs and eight of their 12 hlt.'1. Bando. the American League's home run leader, connected with 011 T\I Toda11 Clla1111ef G at I 2:30 the bases e mpty in the third to tlOOSt Oakland's lead to 3-0. The A's had scored single runs in the first and second innings. California scored in the fourth on singles by Bobby Bonds and Tony Solaita and a ground ball by Bruce Boehle, but the A's made it 7·1 with a four-run r ally In the fifth. Garne r hit a bases-loaded single to !\Cor e two runs in the firth. Rudi brought In one run with a sacrifice fly and Gene Tcnacehad an rbl single. * * * Dallas' scor es came on a five· yard pass from RogerStaubach to Dr~w Pearson late in the first half and on a Scott Laidlaw one-yard dive with jusl over 2Y.t minutes left in the game. ,DAVE SCROGGINS (50), KEV1N PATTERSON (52) LEAD THE SOUTH'S DEFENSE. The A's. second to Kansas City in the Western Division, picked uJ) one game but still arc u dis- tant 11 behind. The Ang~ls re· turned lo last place after escat.>- ing the cellar with a v1cLory Fri- day night. SC.OU: IV OUAIUEltS ~ ,,., 0 I n I 11 LO\ A"4)illt\ 1 rq \ 0 ·~ LA-McC.ut<-l•un 0.mpvf''""' Vl-FGO.mc>"°Y.16 U -C_l .. 117 hi" 10-"-Y ki<' I Doi-PH<""' S p.llU lrOll\ Sl-h ,._,. .... ·~.., lA~KUott..Sp.11nlromH.w~(~1<11t.t11H I l.A-G Oe,..Mf 11 0.l~ldl ... I run (Hit,.. r.,•~ku 0.1-hmplt6 PllU from JallMorl tF"'I« bet I 4'-4Q,•• GAMISTATlSTICS ~ "•"" First~J I& IS lt115Ns Y•rd• »qs 41 1n "•Ulf19Y<tr<h 101 201 -.111m v•r<I~ ,,. II .... sn Ill~ I U IU ~" .• ,, 6 n ~"""".,, ..... , 1 1 ' 0 t PtrMllle• v•rd~ 2 IS 110 iNOIVIOUAL LUOEltS "USHING-0.11••. vou,.,, ' .. 0.Nll-6 1t TI>om•• s II '"°' A~11••0, C•CH'llelll 11 ,,, lllltClllC~ 10 •.lry•nl MO lt£CEIVING-Oa11a , 0 1.1Pnl t U, ~"''°" '11, Fer11enon t,, LCI' .,........ J.uie 2 to, H. Jt< __ , st.C..Pl>*ll•ll J.11 ,.ASSING-0.lla' ~l•uN<I\ I 110. 100; W'llhl 1UM, IOI, l.O\ Afl9"19\. J•...o<UI 10 "'-UI, ........ J+t, ... ' WBC Ends Round: No Decision ... LOS ANGELES (AP) -or. ficlals of t he World Boxing Council, in' the absence ol aill.ng President Jose Sulaiman of Mex· ico City, reached no tt>nclusions in discussions Saturday involv· ing a controversial fight decision in Korea last week, or tbe site or a projected title fi&bt involving Los Angeles and Ghana. Sulaiman remained in a hospital here following an •P· parent mild beart attack Friday night. bul associates s aid he was upected to fly bomeSUnday. Tbe meeliD8 IQted several I hours. The main topic was the de- c is ion in a figbl between RJgoberto R iasco of Panama and Yum Dong Kyun of South Korea. Los Angeles referee Larry Rozaduta reversed himself after the 15-roundcr in Pusan and awarded th e s up er· bantamweight title lo the Korean. From the rirlg, he had proclaimed Rlasco t.hi winner as the defending cha mpion. The referee returned to Los AngeJes and ~aid his llle had been threate ned if be didn'I. switch bas vole lo the KON!an, a ·dailn Jlotly deaied·fltet i"'• K«ea. fte WBC left the matter for Its . executive councll to decide. Ap- parently Yum ta stJD at leaat the tempOrary cbamp6oo. Nothing w.a1 deeided cm the site or 'a proj ected WB C (eatberwel1bt ~bampiontbip fight between rbaD1P'on DavMI Kotey ot Ghana and Danny Lopes ol Los Angeles. Promoter Don FrHer reaf· rtrmed en offv of •.ooo t.o J(otq if the Cigbl is staled al the 1'onnn in lnalewood lnOclober. Ghana promo&era iDSist on stagjnl the figbt·thtte, and ol-· fered Lopez $2$,000. Lopu• IJ\ana1er. Howie S&eiadler• re· jected the bicl as he baa done in the past. . Lopei knocked out Art ltafey of ~an Die10 in the ffVenth round of their stheduled ti·~er n-1. day nl&lrt in their elimination mat~h to get the crack·at·the U- Ue. It was just before this fight that the wsc· pre.ident was s tricken and taken to an Inglewood hospital. * * * OAllLANO CALIFOllNIA Horll'l,tl ~·'·" .._.,.,c llrtl«.rt 'Mli. If ........ T-e.c ........... Oii Mcllllolllell,10 5lfldt.» Gerr•er, lb lllll T-tc,o Total• •• 'ft •• \ I l I COiii"'·""' 1 1 l o lt!l!my, 1t> t OOO~,rt • I ? l Sol .. le. lb ! 0 '2 tlol:lll•,ll ~ l I l Br'99t.tr A 2 t I ltoJKksn, 3lt J I I I HllmClllr(, f. 1 0 I 0 °"911<.M 1 0 0 0 KlrltWOOd, p l 0 ' 2 o. ..... 0000 Sc.o\l.P » ' 12 t Tot11s ..,.~ w • 0 () 0 AOO O : : ; !' 1 0 10 4 0 '0 4000 30t0 2 0 t () 000 0 0 0 0 () 000 0 31 '. 0 -- ~noay. Auguat 8. t975 bAIL y PILOT A I I Sports in Brief Golf Title Awarded Alamitos Race Results Top Mare Luebber Narr~wly Misses No-hitter ARLINGTON -M!Mtsot.a'i Steve Luebber came within one strike of a no-hiller Sat1trd11y night. then gnve up two hit.a and a run to the Texas Rangel'I before reliever Bill Campbell sec11red a 3.1 victory. Luebber. a 27 ·year-old rlghl· hander with a checkered career, had the Rangers in the palm Of' his hand until koy Howell llned a Lwo- out. full-count s ingle lhat skipped through center fielder Lyman Bostock's legs for a two-bnse er· ror. After Howell reached third base on Bostock's miscue, he scored on a sharp single by Mike Hargrove. At this point. Min - nesota m ;,inaf!er Gene Mauch came to the mound and shook Luebber 's hand, look the ball and called for Campbell. The reliever promptly ended it by stnking out Jeff Bur roughs. Until the ninth, Luebber had allowed onJy three runners to re· ach base -when the Hangers loaded the bases on two walks and an error in the seventh inning. Polbla Rei urn TORONTO -Polish athletes who announced Friday they were withdrawing from the Oly mpics for the Physically Disabled have returned and will continue to com· peleunder protest. The Poles. who had joined six other countries in a protest against the apartheid policies or South Africa whic h has a team at the Games. took part in the swim· ming Friday night and all their scheduled e\'entsSaturday. The others who withdrew were Kenya, Vf(anda. Jamaica, lndla. Cuba and Sudan. 11.S., ff oHattd Tiff TORONTO-TheUn.iledStates and Holland are in a two-way bat- tle for-gold medals al the nfth Olympic · for the Physically Dis· a bled. SOUTH •.. Continued from Page A-10 indicative or its problems all night. The North was without recetv· 1og threat Hick Parma or Ken· nedy High. lost du<-to a foot in· JUry . "It didn't affect our de· fensi\'e plans," sajd Pickford. "We didn'l have anything special planned for him.'' The South defense. un· derplaycd throughout pregame puhlirlty, was pl'rhaps even more 1mposmR than the South's of· rcnse. The United States bu the moat medals, 48, wltb 20 &old.14 silver · and 14 bronze. Ra•rez Breeze• NORTH CONWAY. N.H. Davia Cup star Raul Ramirez trounced Clifr Rtchey, e-1, &·l Saturday, but the on-ag.Un. off. again New England rain forced postpon em ent ol the second semifinal match in a $100,000 tennil tournament. Top-seeded J immy Connon, the defending champion. and w>- seeded Zeljko Franulovlc wlll play lheir semifinal round today, wealher permitting, todetermine who will meet Ramirez for the championship and first prize or Sl6,000 and a $10,000car Teaclt4tr Surprl•e• COLUMBUS. Oh1o -Brian Teacher upset Dick Stockton S·7, 7-6, 6-4 in quarter finals action of the Buckeye t e nnis cham- pionships Saturday. In other action. top-seeded R0&eoe Tanner whipped Patricio Cornejo 6-2, 6-0 ; Vijay Amritraj downed brother Anand 3-6. 6·2. 7-6; Stan Smith eliminated Colin Dibley 7 -6, 6·3. Blgtte•f lt'I•• SUNNINGDALE. England - Chako Higuchi ol Japan fired a par -74 Saturda_y and won the European Women's Golf Cham· pionship with a four-round, 12· under.par 284, s ix s trokes over her nearest rivals, Americans Kathy Whitworth and Sandra Palmer. Te11r11ew Po•tpolled ENDICOTT. N.Y. -Rain f o r ced postponement or Saturday's third round of the S200.000 B.C. Open golf t01.tma- ment. Officials scheduled two rounds ror today with 3 third-round tee· ocrsetfor7 a .m ., <EDT>. Dr. f'a~r Dies OCALA. Fla .-Dr. Fager, the 1968 horse of the year. has died al· ter suffering a twisted intestine. The 12-year -old f1orida-bred horse, winner or $1,002,642 in his lhree-year career. died at the Tartan Farm Thursday night. Gret19 ¥lrior10 ... TALLADEGA, Ala.-Peter Gregg drove stead ily through a driving tJllnatorm and piled up a wide margin for victOC'y in Saturday's shortened 'Bama 200 for International Motor Sports Association Grand Touring sports Ci!TS. To Lopez Naaer 1..opea: UM mt ntiODal colltela&e womn'1 cbacnplon, defeated Lari G arb.cz on the 31st hole Saturday to wln the tJUe in the ah Trana-national amateur 1oU championships at Mission VI eJo Country Club. &..Ol)el, a member ol the Curtis Cup team, bad a flve·hole advantage over Garbacz with slic remaln1ns as they approached the 311t hole. Lop6 won that hole, 1etUn1 a par, and Garbacz conceded. On the 18l·yard. par-3 hole. Lopei uaed a five iron on her drive to land 35 feet from lhe pin. Meanwhile, Garbacz's drive wu to the right of the green. Garbacz chipped short and tMn putted beyond the pln. Lopes came with.in inches or a birdie and was awarded a 3, win- ning the bole. Lopez shot a 71 for the first 18 holes and had a seven-bole advanta1e over the 17-year-old Garbacz, who carded 81. Lopez, 19, is Crom Roswell. N.l\l. and waa the 19'75 Mexican national champion. Garbacz is from South Bend and won Ule Dorothy Pease Award Monday. That honor goes to the junior medalist with the lowest score. Jn championship c~alion finals Saturday. defending cham- pion Beverly Davis downed Julie St.anger , l ·up. Ex-area Star In Mat Win CERRITOS-John Duffy, a former Martna High (Huntington Beach J student, defeated Danny Samaniego. 7 ·5. In a high school championship match al lhe U.S. WresWn1 Federation freestyle tournament Saturday afternoon al Cerritos High School. Duffy, who will be a senior al Payson Hlgh in Utah thls fall. and Samanlego. a New Mexico resident, were high school state wresWng champions this past year. Dutry attended Marina High as a aophomore. The nex.t federation tourna-ment will be Sept. 4 at Marina High. Kevin Patterson of Fountain Valley, Glen Titensor of Bolsa Grande and Westminsler's Ste"e Williams and Mike Cadwell led a unit that shut the North off com- pletely. Today's Sports on TV Mexicans Compete Club Cuauhtemoc. the visiting Mexican aquallcs contingent from Me xico City, continues its competition Monday in swim- ming and water polo at Newport Harbor High School. Corona del Mar lllgh's water polo team provides the op- posHion Monday morning at. 7, while the Costa Mesa Aquatics Club and Club Cuauhlemoc vfe in swimming al4 p.m . 10 a .m . <4> -NFL OIAMPIONSRIP GAM~ - The 1973 NFC divisional playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Washington Redskins. 11 a.m. (28) -TENNIS - Semifinal matches in the $75,000 Buckeye Boys Ranch. championships at Columbus. Ohio. 12:30 p .m . ~4) -NFL ACTION '7•. (5) -ANGELS BASEBALL -The Angela meet tbe A 's at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. 1 p.m . (2) -T ENMS The singles final in the $100,000 Volvo International tennis championships. from North Conway, NH. 3 p .m. (2> -NFL FOOTBALL -The Dallas Cowboys meet the Rams in a game taped at the Coliseum Saturday night. 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Cell your broker or John Alstrom, manager of sales and teasing. at (714) 979·9205 or (?13) 680·941 5 llVUlnt •Ate •00 Y•"" J """' • ..,, • "° ~'"'" .... _,ft -.. \1\000. TM Mo•\ Ptl ... ~ "'"'LiltlGn,)1 He"41< .. ~'l"re<leu•llll>l\•m ''° UO 0.0'Em 10.•ff•I I 00 ,,_ 1t&l AIWI '•" L•lll ··~· y. .... ~""'"" \c'.t•kbff -V1m.,...Y1- / ... ~tNI~ H•wct••._ ... ..,.c,..•6)0.. ...... ~•If UJ ... llO"TH lilaCI •JOy•tO\ S-old\ t. <Ill ('l•H lllt>d •11-...-Ct, ~ v.ooo r .. Oft (LION"I I 40 J 00 l IO Ot Tw•ti.•u•<W"l"°"I lllO l IO Mlkt • Jtl 14ll•lt1 • .0 Tl--10.0'I NIHTN ll&C• -•00 Y••<h 1 WM old) Cl•l"llflll Pvr.-U, 100 Ml" K- t K"'Qtl" 10 10 no i o0 A4~8•••0uttl It() JOO L\OC~V lltd0.lli<t 1110..l)i,t I 00 n--10 M "''° ,.,. -r .,.., LO.. Joi> tl•llbo ~ 81d, s.t.~•HOr "-"''" YOUllQ M .. ,.,,,, Nn•d• 1tou1, o ... Bold °""'"""· J<lf \coo ..... 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PLAsnc FOOD WRAP PLUMP PILLOWS 46( 2;500 Cli ng-Miol. Odor·free plostlc. Stondord. queen or king sizes. . 10-LI. CHARCOAL ORTHO® VITAMll 1·1 For plonts that ho .... been tronsplonted. Aids In stor- ting rapid growth. Sa¥91 68C •I You've heard it before: Something you use a lot of is go- ing to cause an early end to your lire. This time it's soft water. According to a UC Irvi ne medical resea rch~r. there is some good scientific evidence that communities that have soft water have an unusually high rate of sudden-death heart at- tacks and strokes. Until this week. the sort water problem was of no significance to Orange Coast residents, who use hard water brought to southern California from the Colorado River by the Metropolitan Water District. On Wed nesday. the MWD began mixing Colorado Ri\'cr water with sorter water, brought In from the l''eather River Pro· 3ect in Northern Californie1 . THE BLENDED water will re- duce the water hardness by half. malte hard water hard may be beneficial to man and that re· moving them in a softening pro· cess could lead to increased deaths from heart attacks and stroke among consumers. Dr. Hal Pearson. water quality engineer for the MWD, said dis· trict officials are aware or the re· search. but he noted there are not enough hard data to reach a significant conclusion. Pears on also said that the change in the county's water sup- ply is not really from hard to soft -it's from very. very hard to hard. I PEARSON explained that water hardness is measured \·n the amount of dissolved miner a s in parts per million I ppm 1. Soft water. has a mineral con· tent or 0 to 85 ppm. Moderate water runs from 85 to 125 ppm. hard is 125 to 200 ppm, and very hard is anything above 200 ppm. Not all of -Orange County will be affected by the change, water officials s ay. Most or the county -excep· tions being south county inland areas -gets its water from the MWO's Diemer Filtration Plant In Yorba Linda. where the two kinds of water are blended. Colorado Riv.,. water has a- (!issol ved m i neral content of nearly 750 ppm. By blending it with state project water. the dis- solved mineral content would be lowered to a little more than 500 ppm. he said . The inland areas south of Irvine will not receive the blended water, since that area 's water s upply comes from a feeder line that interrupts the Color ado Ri ver aqueduct before it gets to the Diemer plant. l 'Cl's Richard Hochschild, or Corona de l Mar. reacted with concern rather than jubilation w hen h e heard about the decrease m water hardness. He says there Is a growinl{ body or evidence that indicates that the dissolved minerals that "In other words. we arc not re- ally getting a soft water. It is sorter than what we had before. but it is still at the upper end of the hardness scale." Hochschild. who is conducting research into the processes of ag- ing. holds rpasters degrees in physics and biology, and he did r esearch in private industry before his appointment to the UCI staff in January. He explai ned that in re· searching aging he has been peripherally involved in studying the ecrect of water on longevity and has become acquainted with ( ;01 a prob/t•m'> Tht'n unt1• to l'nt 1>1111n l'at uni/ c11t red tape. getting the t111s1JJ1·r.~ lltld action ,11ou llt't'd tu ~olvt' mequ1t1'.>.t m gouernment and bu.!1· 11~•11.~ .\/arl your q1ws111m~10 Pot Dunn Al Yuur Servwr. Orange Coast Dally 1'1/01.1• 0 Hor /SfilJ. Costa Mesa .('/\ 921i21i lnc/ud" 11n11r lvlrplwnP 1111mlx'r. T1111col11mn oppcarsdmly 1•rn>pt Saturda11.~. Too Mut'lt \lltaneln C Can Cause Dell«!Wne9 DEAR PAT: I don't know if t aking a lot of vitamin Creal-ly helps get rid of colds, but when I feel one coming on I In- crease my dally supply. I've heard that taking a lot of vitamin C can be harmful. What are the dangers? E.T .• Dana Point A study by Gerherd N. Schreuzer, profeHor or chemistry, UC Sen Diego, lndlcetH th•t continue! m•Hlv• dosH of vlemln C (thr•• or more gr ems per day) •ppeer to •lt•r th• vltemln C r4tgulet- lng system of th• body. TM person •Mm• to build up •n enzyme that 9P9ed• the brellkdown. of th• vlemln. A• • reMlt, the heny vltemln C UHr hes • lower •mount Of this Vlt•mln tn his bldocl then aomeon• who gets the norm•I amount In hi• diet. When the P9'90ft atops t•klng lerge •mount• of vltemln c, th• body meteboHsm k••P• on Hcretlng the vlt•mln •t • fHter•th•n•normel r•t•. This c•n le•d to vlt•mln C «Mflclency within deys or week• efter lerge doH• er• discontinued. TM ernount of ttlls vtt•mln recommended for the .vereg• •dult by the Natton•I A•H•rch CouncM Is Just 45 mg. perd•Y· DUplde O"er C•Ce-.e• Clealla DEAR PAT: In February 1975, while Ykatloning in South Laguna, I purchased hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise at Muriel's in Laguna Niguel. One Rosenblum suit had to be ordered in a different color than the one I tritd ' . .. on. Based on the manager's assurance that the suit would be - delivered to me in late March, I purchased It. When the sult was delivered, I found that It was not What I f'ad ordered. The jacket has • "osenblum label, but It wu not the size I'd tried on. The skirt and slacks were a ~lightly dlf· ferent shede of navy and had "Harold Gr¥t" labels on them. I phoned the shoP, but Muriel would not .,.ale to me. I returned ttle suit April 23 via United Parcel Service. The .shipment was refused, and when mt cousln personally celled on Muriel at her shop no discussion of the refusal was "a pile of research on the sub- ject." 1 HOCHSCHILD said the re- search into the relationship of water softness to what he described as sudden-death heart attacks is still in preliminary stages. but blocks or evidence can be linked. Hochschild explained that sud- den-death bearl attacks are those in which the patient does not sur- vive more than 24 hours after the attack. "Most of these victims never even m ake it lo the hospital, .. he said. This type of heart failure is caused by arrhythmia -a s itu a- tidn in which the heart is not beating but is vibrating in an er- ratic manner. Arrhythmias are the result of abnormal conduction of elec - trical signals in the heart, which. Hochschild says, is basically an electronic device. "ll seems the ability to proper- ly conduct these electronic im- pulses is related to electrolytes -or trace elements -in lhe blood," he said. The most impor- tant of these elements are thou g ht to be cal ci um . magnesium and potassium. The impor tance of these ele <See w.ATER. P age 82) '1'11s RC0t'IDaa ....... •ater th.t !Ula a inineralcoateni . and ttie Wrd ,_.. tluarlde, for those consumers c!aaeernllel lritbdental bytteae. . At Arrow.._,._. purewater is Qtanutaetured in a dlstlllioa proceu! The spriq 1'•W the company feta fnJm w!!ll• in the San 9e'nardlDo Kountaial. . To it 1' added dilCWed water to brtna the dissolved minerll conle\lt down to about 100 paf!S per million (ppm). Ac• , rorcUDa to Ute company• I• arielJsis of ill spring water, it con- talna 11.awai calclu-, 1.2 ppm IOdiUl ud Z.• ppdr ~qnesiJuri. .ip.llddltloi ilD other ......... ~ •• nuortdated •It« la made b1 addinc ainall quanUties of ftuori~wdlltilled water. allowed and my cousin was asked to leave. I have contacted the Better Business Bureau and my cherge card company. This matter sti I I ls not resolved. D.L., Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich. Owner Muriel Frame ••Y• that your custom·rnede suit wH provided •• ordered, eccordlft9 to RoMnblum's. Th• Herold Grent label Is Rounbtum'a lebef fot c-.teln merchendlH h•ndled by MYerel Rorid• shops, she Hy•, but th• suit'• size end color ere exectly whet you ordlf'ed In the shop. Further complaints wlll h•ve to be hendled through Alcherd Rosenblum, 746 S. Loa AngelH St .• Loe AngelH, CA 90014. Murlel'• refuM• to take beck cu8tom-cut dothlft9, and the shop hH been In contltCt with the Better Busl- neu Bureeu and your credit card compeny reg•rdlng this tr•n•ac· tion. Mrs. Freme aeld that no peraonel contect wH med• by your cousin. A "cordlel" phone c•ll did t•lk• piece, however, •h• Hid. MefJfle Boaae a .. 1 Repaired, Tnc~ DEAR PAT: We purchased a Silvercrest Signature Maf't( I mobile home from Town and Country Mobile Homes In San Bernardino last September. By February this $3.4,000 coach had developed a leak In the roof. I phoned the dealer, and he tried to have the roof repaired three times. Then he turned the problem over to the manufacturer. A SI lvercrest repairman made repairs twice, but the roof still leaks. LI., Santa Ana Geylon FM•, lllfffCrnt'• fffVlce m•n•g•r In Norwalk, report• your roof now h .. been repelr9d end teated to Insure you wHI h•ve no !9'0'e te•k•. lllvercrnt .iao repelr~ sever.i celllng panel• that ..,•dameged. Two federal •gencl•• h•v• proposed regulatlons to protect ruture purch .. ers of mobN• honte9. Th• Federel Trec:te Com- minion'• propoted rule would re41U1re clearer dlscloture of the warranty and would lneure that promlM• med• In th• w8'renty ere fulflted by either the menuflldurer or the deeler within rHaonllble time lltntta. Federel underda fot construction end safety of mobile homes were completed In May by th• Department of Hou• Ing 9nd Urben DeveloplMftt. £..,,•Al'fleflr ll•flft-iJae t'l•wl Top DEAR.PAT: I purchased a new automobile fmm Nabers cadlllec In March 1973. Within a short time, noticeable lumps be9an to develop under the vinyl top where it Is Joined to the reer quarter-panels of the car. When I called this to the dealer"'s attention, t wn told that moisture seeping In under the top was c•uslng a nat buflwp but that nothing could be done. Thetumpshavemutttptiedand become larger, spread· ing the rust beyond the•· One large spot is visible outside the top, end It Is e>epalldlng. The paint Is gone there and '°°'9nlng In other area The service manager insists the de- aler Is not rHPOIJSlble for repairs. 'fhe Cadillac zone • \ I I ~ • DAILY PILOT ~ .. SECTION 8 ; Sundov.AuQus18. 1976 - .~ ... ... Coast Face$. Some Hard: Facts AboUf , . - Soft Water·:; .. Daily Pilot Stories by Joanne Reynolds ::'.lot ... .. •'u ..... .. .. ·: Sparkletts people proudly noted their wa\er has the lowest amQUDt of dissolv~lnineral.a of~~ wa!fr. . . . 1ftlil r. •ause'thi water ti puil\jilllron\ company "'11 bl Santa Ana and put throuch a del~lioo process to remove all ... m.tnerall. · ' • iJ.. 1be mineral.free water' is ae pure as disWled wa~ · ~arldett. salesmen say, 11nd is quit.atceptable ror use.by soni9 beert p.aUents or by pharmecies. · . To the mineral-free •ater, SparkJetts adds what spokesroen describe as natural food minerals to produce UMrir .. crya~ fresh''water,..whichiuupposed\Ot..iellkoprini ~a&er. 1'.i . 'rllE COMPAN\''S crystal· fluliide water fa 1ln:1ply • mineralized water with Ouoride added. . The total disaolvedm.ineral content or the tl')"ltallr~h water. is at,out 20 ppm, with 0.8 PP"1 calc:iwn. 3.8 ppm socliutn and 0:1 ppJDmagnesium. · • • Al fat H the medical benefit.f ol any of tbe eompua~" ~ waten~ little information is Yahlntffted over the telephone. • ~ At Sparkl.etta md Arrowhead, salespeople po1at out ~ their dittllled or mineral.free waters can be used by heart • patients who must rwtrict their intake of certain minerals. . Written m•terial on the, min•al eontent Qf 'the water Ji aveUable from the companies-On request. ... representative looked at it, and e ven thoug~ he acknowledged that the condition probably existed right from the start he a lso refused any help, on 'he grounds that the warranty had long since expired. There are 53,000 miles on the car, but the problem has nothing to do with mileage. S.C., Newport Beach Chuck Trepp, Nebel• Cadlllac men ager, HY• no correction of this problem will be undert•ken bec:•u•• you did not bring up the rust spots until efter your w•rranty hed expired. C•dlllec's zone repreaentettve concurs with this opinion. Tr•pp Hid It would h•v• been corrected If you heel brought It up during th• w•rr•nty period, but Nebera' records show no lndlc•tlon of • compl•lnt during that time. You mey went to contact the Auto Owners Action Councll, 73315th St. N.W., Sulte238, WHhlngton, DC 20005. The AOACwlll proceH • complelnt from• nonmember for th• 110 membersMp co8t plus $15, If• compl•lnt la flied within 30 d•Y• of lnlttel mem- bership. Eech CH• I• lnvestlg•tect, using legal counsel when nec:HHry, to obt•ln correction of• legttlm•t• compl•lnt. Book I• Serai, SD•erlpdo• Corrected DEAR PAT : I purchased two magazines, Newsweek and • Sports Afield, and a needlecraft book, "Stitchery," In Mav • 197S from a dOor-to-dQ9rr salesman. He said he represented Publishers Service Co.~e total cost was $44. I 've written to Publishers Service Co. a number of times, but Its representati ve said my subscriptions had already been forwarded to the publishers. I ha"en't received anything. ' L. P ., Costa Mesa __ , Although the megezinn flnelly •t•rted to arrive, you HY one subscription was Incorrect •nd you never received th• needlec:r•ft book. Following contact by this column, the book hH p been sent to you end thf megulne aubecrtptlon h•• been correct· ~ ed. AYS h .. received • number of complalnta •bout this rtr1n since 1 1972. The Federel Trede Commlulon hH ordered Clrcut.Uon • Bullcler•, Inc., operetlng •• Publlaher9 Service Co. of CaHfornl-In : S.Uullto, to m•k• full refund• to all cuet0tner• who heve not t• ~ c:etved the megealnes they ordered or wt.o received refunds since ~'-!: . .,_n, 1, 1974. The FTC order •Ito directed the flrm to ghe customer• • thr•e-d8J coollng-off peftocl to cancel aubecf'lptfon °"' clers, enter •ti orders within 21 deya ot refuftd peyment• promptly end atop .cceptlnt ordef• for m'aguln•• It Is not IMlthorlzed to Mii. The co"'peny aleo wu °'~' to ~top mnlnt ,..,. repreHntatlon• to a.inmen, such Hying their eapen~• on the roed would be paid, Md to uetng ·1e1u or ~ ~ ~ evotdlltg aeles r9prffelllallOfte," IUCh ea tt•ng ........... ~ -\ ....,.,.....,.... 9tudenl8 or..,..... tor mllffery veter..._ The~ • ' alto nemed Gereld Gutknecht, en officer of the firm, end bit brother Herold, who WH en officer. Other reeder• with comphdM• ebout Publishers semc. Co. 9"ould fie pertinent tnfonnatlon wllt the Federel Trede eon.minion, loa M005, 450 Golden Gate Ave .. Attn! Peul Hodge, Sen Frenchco, CA 14102. • I -----• .,.4 .. ·~ ~~ sr:: DAILY PILOT Sunday. Auqust 8, 1978 'L·Guns:· Beyond Control? VALLEJO (AP> -Before , lb• cavernous auditorium met alive al Solano County · Rd•. Two ctuJdren coUect .50 Ucket. l lubl at the door. One ~I woman pours ~eol wine i1foo1«s aod beer. OlhmJ alop 01Jedog1 on paper plates. And bundreda ol bands belt and ltrdle bayonets, Nul awords, knlv~1. antique muu le loader rifles, heavy.barreled match ~arget rifles, chromed lugera '°"vertcd Into carb!ncs, sleek ter rifles, 1hot1una -and andguns. from mlni·Derringcrs .'4.ma&num cannons. • Sawhorse·legged lables are ~an.ned by amateur weapons FOll ectors a n d week e nd §t.repreneurs who paid $JS tor space to buy, sell or trade w\lh hundreds of gun rancien mill· around, m any with pistols tifned in their belts or rifles sl~across their backs. ONE MAN w1m $300 in his !Anil""Wants to buy handguns. At \he first table, he a.5ked the prtee' of a displayed gun, but the bdriS' proprietor shakes his silver ctewcut. "l can't even quote you a.,rtce on a handgun." he half· v.1tiloers. "I might get in trou· bJe:-!· 'JllOrietheless, be Is persuaded to give his name and phone number (or a possible transaction oullsidc the auditorium. the walls or which are decorated with notices quoting a new state law rcquirin~ a-15-day wailing period for tMandgun sales. •Mtnules later. the buyer is i nning the cylinder or a .38· ~Smith a nd Wesson re-~ef at another table. "llow ~)r?'' ~:'~ice is on the back or the ca1dr!' yawns the proprietor, a dr,,.wUng middle·aged trucker. ~card says $105. ••)'LL TAKE it." The buyer pee}' of( $109 for the gun and a $-& bo.xot target ammunition. • '~w friendly, the trucker ex· iuPlnes the buyer's driver 's lj~e and asks whether he is a coavicled felon. drug-addict, 35ylum escapee or a federal ~ms agent. Satisfied by the ne1aHve a nswers. the man writes a receipt. His beaming \fi(e ~lips lhe·gun and bullets into a~inkled paper sack. ~AJnjnute later and a few yards 4•~ at another table, the buyer ''.•"' la1pect1 • haaky .U ·callber automaUc p istol, the otnc.Jal aldearm or lbe u .s . mllltary. "How mucb!" "I'm asking $16S, but I could easily cet. $175 al the SAO J ose iunshow. ••says the.sell«. "How low will y~ go'!" '111E TALL MAN tugs al his greying mustache, ponders and says, "One hundred fiftyJlve." This deal ls sealed with the same series or questions, written \his Ume on a receipt bearing the buyer'• signature and driver 's license in!ormatlo.n. The license lists a former address. bul nol the currel)t one. In neither sate has the buyer been asked to fill out the oCClcial ydlow form that the U.S. govern· ment r equires of the nation's 160,000 federally licensed gun de· alers. The dealers must keep these forms as a record of each handgun s:ile. As lbe tall salesman de· monatrates the .45, he adds, "I got it from a guy who bought it through the Nat ional Rifle Association. Jt was government surplus. Manufactured in 1944." The buyer crosses the room to buy a box or Army surplus .45- caliber' cartridges for $7. The paper bag rips, so be swaggers outside with both gWlS in his belt and bullets in bis pockets. No one bats an eye. THE GUNS WERE purchased by a reporter from men who mJght have been operating as un· licensed dealer s. They certainly violated the state law requiring a 15-~ay -w-ail-ing-period before de· livery. The two guns were the sam e types used in two assassination attempts against President ford lastfall. The .45 is like one that Lynette ''Squeaky" Fromme. a Charles Manson cult follower, pointed at Ford in Sacramento after taking it from the home or a friend. The .38 is similar to one that Sara Jane Moore fi red at lhe Presi· dent in San Francisco aft.er buy· ing it from a private arms collector. These two weapons are among an estimated 43 million handguns in the United States owned by de· aler s and individuals. The estimate was 40 m illion last year. Federal officials say. There is no central record system for Uris private arsenal. and ~lllons or the handruns are almo&l lm· poulble totrace. There are r ecords. oo the other b a nd, Cor the two mUllon handcu n a m •nuractu red domesUcatly each year •Ad the *·000 imported handguns. Each ol these 1oe1 to a federally· llcenud dealer. but once the de· ater sells the weapon ll oCten en· lttl a recordJess limbo -unless it ia resold to a dealer or surfaces as a aun used in a crime. ntESE GUNS change hands at gun s h ow s and throug h numerous sales between in· dividuals. Some are stolen from homes and s tores. Others are in· heriled or passed from friend to friend. So exactly how many handguns there are -aside from those held by the military, police, governme nt agencies and licensed dealers -and who owns them is a mystery. The gun s hows -held nearly every weekend in Clllfornia .nct- in other slates -illustrate a number of points : that handguns are readily and immediately available to anyone with money ; that sales between private in· dividuals are essentially without enforceable controls; that gun ownership is important not only to fanatics and criminals, bul ~lso to s portsmen and con· noisseurs interested i n lbe cr aftsmanship, design, history and ballistics of firearms. "Gun shows have legitimate people," says Brenton G. Thorne of the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms in San Francisco. "But some are there to escape laws requiring licens· ing oC dealers.·' Federal law does allow a person not Ucensed as a dealer lo make an occasional sale or to buy firearms at a gun show. BUT THORNE says: '1f yoo olfer an extra $25 or $30 over what a gun normally sells for, he (a gun show seller J Is generally not going to be particular about getting proper identification.'• Hence. a handgun bought at a show is often untraceable. This was the case for the two weapons purchased here by the reporter. Federal officials said the .38 was manufactured during World War II and shipped to England as a mi lit a r y w eapon , then somehow was returned to this country. possibly as a war souvenir. They said the .45 bore a stamp th&l-indiealed tt WU COV• ernmnt aurplUI sold ~metlme durinc the postwar yean throqb t.be NatJontJ IUOe Assoctation. There is no rederal handl\lll re· gl&tration law ln lhe United States. bul tbe federal Gun Control Act or 1968 requires the 160,000 licensed IWl dealers to btve a buyer produce Iden. lillcaUon and fill out a form de· sianed to weed out ex-f~lons, persons under indlctmenl, fugitives. n arcotics u sers. mental defectives. persons dis· honorably discharged and illeg al aliens. CONGRESS IS con.sidt'ring a btll that would ban manufacture ol small, cheaply made pistols - the Saturday Night Specials. It would not require re&tstraUon or otherwise atrect existing guns. The century-old, million· m e mbe r National Rifle Association leads lhe pro-gun forces1n Washington and tn state houses. According to Jim Norell, com· munications director for the NRA 's Jnstitute for Legislative Action in W ashlngt.on, "Saying guns are responsi~e for crime is like saying the typewriter is r esponsible for libel or the camera for Pornography." The solution lies. be saJd, with strict enforcement or existing laws. "We are against registration," Norr-ell sald. "Some con- gressmen have said a ban on the private owne.rship o( handguns is a goal. and wh1ttever comes up this year is an Interim step ... Drought Harvest: Profits SAN RAFAEL (AP)- A pair of enterprising young men are turning the drought lo their advantage, selling water to Marin County Colks with enough long green to k eep their l awns green. ' ... handguns are readily ahd immediately available to anyone with mo.ney ... saje__s_Qetween private individuals are essentially without enforceable controls. .fl(( D(MONSTRATION I Tomorrow, Aug. 9, 7:30 p.m. Oo ,..., •«lllr -IO pt-. -ol,..... IW?? a-It°"' the Y090 C-"" M•,.dor "'•"'· Y09e k 4-l(e'• .......... _,.., .. _. ... ""'"'°' ...... _.... , ............. "'""""""'I v ... ,,.....,..,,.,,y.., __ ,,.., .... ,._ -pou Ho <--""" ...... .._ u .. 60. Yoeo _,'"' ...... "'-lo.,_ llodr ..... -,..... ............ 0 _O< ........... lo ........ '-"' ,.,.. ....., .... Yogo c.,.,., ho' 5,, 101110.,,h,.,.•,.••d•Jf. • wotl4 .. fK'9"ted Wnt-bom t._het of ~I lte iew.1o _.. befo-t (hot ........ "-""""I• lj9 Wtll tell )'OY about l~• S•I Su•olh thott<\11 ~ •Y•I•,. thol .,.,.....,..,,,., ... "'"4t ......, .....,.., ~ .... ,.... ... toyt, "Medfta-ONI .... Wt -· ... -h '"'-"' F°" ...... ...,.n ....... '-I(~ ...... l-wir. n.... """' 91..,i.o -·•" """ "'"~" 1tt o11 ..... e1 "-'r ~ ... '" lat•. )'090 .._ .. , ... " ... --· ..,,., .. -..... 15, -"9• '" our T~ nltll-' den • C-.. to Ille "" -ttro•-,._, Mondor ot 7,30 ""'· -I Sn a.......i.,,~ '" pet-. Abo>""" will '"'" For about $45. Robert \ Blake, 29, and Tom Yuill, ' .--.i , 1y ttGlido .... ""' ............... ___ add ,... ... .,_,,., WATER SOFTENING PERIL DiSPUTED ••• :~:~~~:2··~~1~ vOGA cENTER OF CALIFORNll - thtlr ft re hoaea and IA ..._.,,ofit Edueofi-1 founclotlolll . . ·, ·: :~·~~~/0.°~ 1~81~0 ~~ 445 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Phone ~8281. f •• ' u,.~ <From Pace BU ~. particularly tM calcium arf'tt ' ma1ne1lum. to heart rhythm. is where the question or water hardness or softness en· ters the picture . J When water is softened, many t <( fhe elements, especially the ~:llclum and m agnesium, are I replaced with sodium. l .: Hochschild u ys research with f i imals has shown that animals ! prlved or maaneslum sul£er a : sproportlonately hl&h number l f cues ot arrhythmia. I t .. l'M NOT SAVING that a lack \1f maantslum will cause ar· ythmla, bul there ii an lndlca· on there:·' ffochschUd said. • He noted thal the diet o( the , estern world Is lackln• in agneslum because ol the way is processed. : "It may b<! that we nrc dcpen· ~nt on our water supply for agneslum. and In soft-water ommunltles people may not be ettlng ·e nough." llochscbild aid. ' But Pearson said there Is no Cf anger o f severely depleting !'Valer users' magnesium source . .. . Fashion Island's popular Summer Concerts are back! With a little soroothing for Colorado Btv.er water contains 3l ppm maoealum Md FeatMr . lUver water bas 10 ppm. The re· suJt ot blending the two wUJ pro- duce a magnesium content o( 20 ppm, Pearson said. He further noted that the re- search Into the relaUonahlp or soil water to heart attack.I and strokes 1how1 the peak number of deaths occur al 50 ppm dis· solved m ine rals with a maaneeham ~oat.eniou.a ppm. nlEltE 18 another upect to \he use of son water, cii.d by both men and concern.iftC lbe content.I of IOft water. Peanon1aJd thate«tablheart patient.I have to r,.tricl their IOdlum lntak4. Because IOdlum l• present Jn water lhat la artlflcally aott.ened. he said, the MWD warns its customers not to drink water that comes from a water softener. "We ull them that it is fine for washing clothes and dishes but \hal il la nol a good idea to drink it because or the sodium, .. Pearson said. Hochschild a lso points to another aspect or son water use 'I . , :: Big Brass Band . , .. . ' .. . . Monday -August 9 -9 P.M . that woold seem to explatn the In· erta1• of beart attackl aa4 strokes by 1oft water users. mlnu•. lbetwHn Tustin and irvine Sts.) It eustomers of the Asato Ma Sat G o-1.eod me from the unreal to if.. Reof Soft wa~r la alJgbtly addle, he saltt, and tends to dluolve pipes. Many pipe• are made ol copper. which has cadmium aa an lm· purity. As lhe pipes are dis· solved. traces or thla element aet into the water supply. MFjn Municipal Water '---------~-----------------_. District were cau1ht ----------------------------., sprinkling their lawns, CADMRJM, Hocblcblld aald, LI usoclated with hypertension and cardiovascular problems. Hochschild sald the body ot evidence Is sound enoui h that Oranae Coast resident.a ou&bt t.o be qu11tlonln1 tb• uae of lhe aolter water. Pearson malntalned the water lan't really soft enouih that It could cause the problems seen In the studies cited by Hochschild. "Even lf it can be pl'Oven \hat lhe decline In the magnesium t'Ontent ls a health hazard." Pearson said, ''It can always be added to the water supply, much as nuorlde l11ln1ome areas. "But of course doing tbal may r aise a hue and cry from people who'll claim we 're polluting their w ater with poisonous chemicals." Back to School UniPerm Sale they'd be In danger or havlnc their water cut off. The district bu or· dered all sprinkling stopped, allowin1 water· tni ooly wlth a bucket or a hud·held h01e. BIAKI: 8.UD mOlt of hla cu.at.omer• are well· to·do bomeownen or apartment ownen wtth "'50 000 to •100,000 Uecl up fn land1captn11• or "people who are really lntothelr •ardtns." He usd YuUl (JU their tanker frosfl fire hydrants In the North Marin Water District, whe r e the re i s no shortage. They pay from 62.... cents to $.1 per 100 g.:Uons, Blake said. He said he sells the water at cost but charges $30 an bout for his service. Uni Perm Reg. 22.50 Body for Men Reg. 30.00 17.88 23.88 Both by Helene Curtia BARBARA and ANN ARE BACK IN OUR COSTA MESA SALON PENNY OWSLEY. ORANGE COUNTY SteinWiiy c:i'iaflo It just stands there, getting more valuable. A Steinway built thlrly years ago ls often worth more today than it w11s then. Not because It Is considered a oollector'a item. but beeluM tile care and workmanship that went into it keeo 1t as allve today as 1t was when new. Today. it is still a more responsive piano than vou can find in other showrooms. n 11 11111 the only 01ano with the Steinway OiaQhragmattc Soundboard. wh1cl). th1rly years old or not. no other piano hlS. The new Steinway )'°O'I buY wlll most likely share lhe NIM blue ohip late. Simply because toda)"a Steinway IS bu1ll to the same standardl. Even now, there 11 no such thing as rapid ,.sembly or ~· production al lhe SteinwtV fadOtY. Some other manutacturtts tum our more pianos 1n a Weef( than Stelnw.y does In a yeM. So that once you ha-.. a Steinway In your t'lome. you know Ira thefe to stay. To give VO'oJ all the pride end pleasure e pleno C. give • . otua • modest return on vaur lnwstment. DCILLIHT SILICTIC* OF IBUILT & llFHSHm 61AMDS MANY MAJOl llA .. S : #;. t .,,.,,,,. ~t :Fasllmn ~.J Island ~ ·. BEAUTY SALC•' u,. Wards Chtrg·all. - COSTA MISA 54MOJ l I HUMT1M6TOM llACM nW61 I - I ·• -·~ Jlll:WPOltT A CEJllTER ... w bclfic Coast Hwv~between Jamboree and MacArthur,Newport Beach ~. I, 1 • I ... VIAllHOUSI SHOWIOOMS ,.. ...... .....,.. ...... 145-0411 SUM. IJ.lldl. .. t ' O.lly ...... SUfl ,._ ROBIN KING AND NANCY VAN SCOYOC GoodDeeder Program Healthy Canada's Plan a Costly Success OTTAWA, Canada <AP) -While the United States debates oaUooal health insurance, Canada has de· veloped a government-fin_aneed pro.- gram that permits unlimited care for oearJy every Canadian. Canadian experb believe tbat flex· ibillty is a key reason for succen - fleKibility in the doctor-patient re- lationahjp and in the patient's right to enter the hospital of his choice. "The doctor remains free to choose h1a patient a.nd the patient rema.l.ns free to choose his doctor, and that's extremely important." says Pierre Gravelle, assistant deputy rn.iQister or health. IN THE CANADIAN program, there are no limita on hospital treat- ment or length of stay; in short, none of the deductibles so much a part of Blue Cross. the principal private hospital insurance in the United States. "We've forgotten what it's like to be hit with a devastating medical bill," said a Toronto writer, Mrs. Marilyn Dunlap, whose son suffered a serious head injury requiring surgery and in· tensi"e care. '·when I took him home, my total bill was $12 foe renting a TV set." Canada spends less per capita on doc· · ton and hospitals than the United States. For1973, lhelatestcomparatlve figures available, the cost was $371 .54 per person in Canada and $412.11 in ·. the United States. For Canadians, this expenae was 8.8 percent of average personal income: for Americans, 9.4 percent. Blue Cross and Blue Shield paid about 30 percent ol the U.S. total. Patients paid 35 percent and federal, state and local governments financed the rest. NEVERTHELESS, Canada's health program, developed in stages starting in 1948. is beginning to suffer from rising costs. "With the inflationary wage settle· ments of 1974 and 1975, hospital costs began to rise at more than 3> percent per annum. This has moderated to an increase of 13 to 14 percent for 1976-77," says Dr. Robert A. Armstrong, director general of health insurance for tl)e Department or National Health and Welfare. Doctor fees have gone up eight to nine per· cent in the past year, Dr. Armstrong said. Sunday.Auguste. 1976 DAIL 'Y PILOT r"l'fhH~ .. ;·;.,1 ., ...... '·:JI '"....,:'~ "~U I • I ~1 , •• f ... . "· '"'"-! '!., •• .:."J\if> --&~ ............... CANADA, U.S. MEDICAL PAYMENT SYSTEMS ARE QUITE DIFFERllMf>.. Benefits Seen Outweighing DINldventagH In Government ProgHIM'' i • Doll Duty The hospitals -most or them still privately owned by community or. What would the little girls or Miracle ganiutions _ send their bills to the In the United States the Consumer Price Index. for a recent 12-month period showed that hospital costs had increased 15 percent. Physician fees had climbed 12 per~ent. , Because of the cost of health care in States. "However," Dr. Arms~t the United States <Blue Cross and says, "the commission bas found~~~ Blue Shield coverage for a single the premiums charged by private .. family often is between $50 and $75 s urers were much higher l~ .. monthly>, there is pressure for a necessary to cover claims." .. ;l :tl national health insurance program. Federal legislation in 1968 laun•r- :&tore than a dozen propo$als have the government's insurance p~ .. been introduced in Congress. for doctors' fees and related m ic~. THE CLOSEST to the Canadian services. On Jan. 1, 1971, e~r· . system is the Kennedy-Corman health Brunswick became the final pro.~iDcae.. security plan, sponsored by Sen. toputaplanintoetrecl. " (. ~"'~· Raneh-.--an-orphanage near Ensenada, like bet· government.. not the patients. So do ter than anything else? Canada's doctors, whose fees give Barbie dolls. them an average income o! $45,000 a Members of Christ Church by the Sea, year. Balboa. have been working with the or· H~ital rates are tied to annual tnmag-e-an<h:fisCovered-tbe-neechfuring-a,-~-.--cosi budgets su milted 6y eac cent trip. hospital for government approval. "I don't koow bow the Httle girls heard Doctor rees are fixed periodically about Barbie doJls," said Rose Marie Christy, through a system of collective a Balboa resident. bar · · itb ch of C d · 10 She said the children at the orphanage all gaining w ea ana 8 s work to grow vegetables and keep their home provincial governments. functioning. Church members assist by build· THE PROVINCES run the national ing additions and contributing heavy labor. health program under federally· The next work party will go to Miracle established minimum standards. Ranch Aug. 14 and would like to take Barbie Their general tax revenues finance 50 dolJs and other kinds of dolls to the little girls percent of the cost while the federal then. Anyone wishing to donate them may call government pays the remaining 50 the church, 673·3805, or Kitty Austin, 540-2769. percent. ..r00 Can B-lp 1n the United States. Blue Shield, I 1 ic; the private insurance system that pa.ys doctor bills for more than 75 Buddies Needed mlllion Americans, uses a reimburse- ment formula that encourag~ doc· ton to increase their fees in order to A number of mental health centers in various cities in Orange Coonty are seeking volunteers to become Big Buddies to youngsters. Volunteers could help greaUy by providing friendship to a young child 5·10 years old, who is experiencing problems at. home or in school, problems such as those as a result of a recent divorce or move to a new neighborhood. . Interested adults 18 and over who would like to help these youngsters are required to make a four· to six-month commitment to spend four hours a week with a child. • * * Volunteers arc always needed in a variety of programs at Fairview State Hospital to assist patients on a one-to-one basis or in group work. Fairview needs both teenagers and adults to help with programs indoors and outdoors. During the summer, volunteers are needed to help during special trips and outings. Volunteer hours are flexible; generally, three liours Ot time in the morning or in the afternoon are requested of. volun· teers. .. . . Goodwih Industries of Orange County, which provides help roe handicapped people to help themselves, has an ontoing need for volunteers in South Orange County. Volun· teen are needed to help as facility toul' guides in escorting persons through the RebabilitaUon Center. Volunteers ate also needed to help as trade training aides in such areu as printing, gardening and the machine sbop. Men interested in volunteering three to five hours a day once aw~ are eligible. Call the Voluntary· Action Center in Newport Beach at 675-9210 to find out more aboOt any of the above activiUes. Delp for You Law-full Calls increase their Blue Shield reimburse- ment. Medicare uses a similar pay. ment system, but with more restric· lions on increases. Fewer than half of the 73 Blue Cross plans, covering more than 85 million people in the United States, negotiate in advance the hospital rates they re· imburse. The rest either pay what a boepltal charges, or audit a hospital's bills after they're received. Despite the unlimited insured care, The Canadian government has taken one step to control the open· ended financial arrangement, and other changes are planned, Gravelle says. In June last year. the minister of finance said the ministry would limit. to-YJ percent annulllty~um amoonr-o increase It would accept for its share of hospital costs in each province. The 13 percent would apply to the 1975·76 fiscal year. The percentage will be 10.5for '76-'77. AS PART OF the general rethink· ing, Marc Lelonde, minister or national health and welfare, says. "The government or Canada now in· tends to give to human biology, the en· vironment and life style as much at- tention as it bas to the financing of the health care organization so lhal all four avenues to improved health care are pursued with equal vigor.·· While nearly au of Canada's 23 million people participate in the national health insurance program. only about 80 pe.rcent or the u S population under 65 has health in· surance of some kind, and the majori· ty of the insured are from ramil.ies with incomes or $10,000 or more. ac· cording to the U.S. National center for Health Statistics. Americans over 65 aie covered by Medicare. "In Canada, the poor have been brought into the mainstream or care," says Dr. Samuel Wolfe or Columbia University in New York. UPHOLSTERY W...T•W_, ....... ltJJW...1194. c:..te , .... u,· Tel-La~.:\ legal information service pro- • vlded by the Orange County Bar Association and the Lecol Aid Society of Orange County, is only a phone call away. Linda Blue and Doug Sulley . The Team. The sys\edl \s a library or taped ln· formation about the law and the justice system -free of cost. It is not a substitute for a lawyer. but It docs offer basic information about legal matters. It is offered to Orange County citizens 24 hours a day. To use the Tel-Law library, call 834-1760 and give the aperator the subject or the tape you want to hear. For a list of tapes available write Karen Martin, director. 4029 Westerly, Suite 111, Newport Beach, 92662. Working together, they arranged over $2,000,000 in second trust deed loans during the first six months of 1976. And Teamwork Is one of the reasons! If one member of the Team is out of the office, you can depend on getting an answer to your question or a solution to your problem from another member. That's a promise! Your loan application at Newport Equi1y Funds will never be delayed because your loan officer ls navailable. We 're now working on our second million. so if you're in the market for a second trust deed loan. call Linda Blue or Doug Sulley for information. The number ls 644-8824. Call ! Newport EqUity Tunds ,~rJf. .... ~&I AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE• SUITE. 211 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92880 7141644-8824 Edward M. Kennedy <D·Mass.) and Lae ., u. · i' •t.1 Rep. James C. Corman tD·Calif.). It t•.. e se · t-~ would provide comprehensive • ., ~~,. hospital and doctor insurance, :'I· without deductible~s_. fi_m_an_c_ed_en_u_r_et_y_ 1 ...,r-• rr, ·~· froThm-ta;f~rev•nues es on-i-n~" e irst step in the development of ~ theCanadian systemcame in1948-a SANTA FE, N.M. (AP>-AJ1·· ~ $500 million grant program to up-Department attorney argued , grade hospitals, research facilities f~deral appellate judges th~ 1' and medical schools. Kansan Glen Rutherford is allo~ ! A decade later, in 1958, the second step was formation of the Hospital · Insurance and Diagnostic Services Program, at a time when the hospitals were haying financial dif- ficulties. Expensive technological in· novalions were needed, workers wt?re demanding higher wages and private insurance wasn't sufficient. to insure enough income for bosplWlls. THE FINAL state in the develop- ment of the national system began in the early 1960s when a Royal Com· mission on Health Services, the Hall Commission, was ~tablished. To the dismay of the Canadian Medical Association, the commission strongly recommended a universal and government·run medical pro· gram. . The CMA bad hoped the com· mission would recommend that the gove.rnment. merely supplement. the private insurance system, as the AMA has proposed for the United import laetrile for his personal use .sr a cancer remedy, it will under~~· the whole U.S. system of drug cob~\,· Rutherford contends bis li!e WAI" saved by the drug. '' ~' Congress has given the (ed*'1 Food and Drug Admlnistration"ffl.J elusive authority to determine Wt.al ' new drugs can be shipped across MMe lines, attorney Barry Grossman ·e0tt~1 tinued, and laetrile has never bef!ft•Jtd• proved by the FDA. • " ''' 't 1.-., ATTORNEY Burton Johnsod ..,,. Oklahoma, representing Rutheifa'ldl. in the federal test cue, countered ~t· it costs $H million to take a new dnaw• through the complicated FDA ·pro. cedures for approval. " He said pharmaceutical h(lusR aren't willing to put up the mon~ because laetrile is a derivative of a natural food. apricot pita. ~ therefore under the law could ~, be marketed exclusively under pa~. I to recoup the approval costs. , , f'l ./ 1·· .... J . •r : • Ii .. } ..... , . You're invited to celebrate the arrival of our fall •I . . . . .~ .... . . '• .. . .. ' . ,, : . Jerry Silvermans at a Formal Showing Tuesday, August 10, IOa.m. \ \ . . . . •.t ~· . •I ' . H • :twl Y PflOT . 5'.lnd•r. August 1. tt78 ., ~..,..,.er Ceremonies ~ ... ..!k Coast ·C91!ples ~ Macy-Rath ~st United Methodis t b. Colt• Mesa WU tbe set· "1t the double rlq nuptlala • Robb' Lee Rath and e Marston Macy. Costa parents are the J . Edwin R • or Cupertino and the H.;old M. Macya, Butte Falla, Or•~ 'JM.. bride, a student al UC lr\Ue. is a graduate ol Estancia HIO School and Orance Coast Collce where her husband i.s a st~t. He is a graduate of N~rt Harbor High School. 1'IJi newlyweds wiU live Jn San· ta~. ..... . Anderson-Chappell University of Redlands &raduates Lee Padla Chappell and Gary Louis Anderson were married In a double ring ceremony in Calvary Chapel in Santa Ana. Parents of the newlyweds are Mrs. Jean Chappell of San Clemente and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Anderson or Upland. · The bride, a graduate of Loa{a . High School in Anaheim, is a special education te•cher. Her husband is doing graduate work at California State University, S Diego. t---"l~l'.-.a--boney-moon in.HawJlli.. th¢ouplewill live inSan Diego. ". . . . I f. ·Bal lard-Mahaffey A ·f arden ceremony in the Foub ain Valley home. of the bridegroom's parents united Caiadke Suzanne Mahaffey and William John Ballard Jr. in mar· rt ace. Tti~ bride is the daughter or M•ion L . Mahaffey of Hunt· iOGe Beach and Mrs. William V.llryden or Portola. The bride- grodQl 's parents are Air Force L'-Col. < ret. 1 and Mrs. Willi am .. MRS. KLOSTER ;.it''. MRS. BARNES Opposing Views John Ballard. Tbe bride, a &raduale of Richard's Beauty CoUese, at· tended Edison HlCh School. The brideeroom i• a eraduale of Fountain Valley High School and attended Golden West Collece. •••• Althouse-Parry Oran1e Coast College students Becky Parry and Getald G. Althouse exchanged marriage vowa and rings in Harbor Chris· tian Church in Costa Mesa. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. David James Gardner ol Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Alt.house of Huntington Beach. Tbe bride, an art major, is a eraduate or Costa Mesa High School. Her husbar)d. a Tustin High School graduate, is m~or ing in business administration. They will Jive in Huntington Beach. • • • Easterday-Mays Karen Mays became the bride of Jack Eaaterday in a ceremony held in the Garden Grove Seven- th·day Adventist Church. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mays of Newport Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Yirgil Easter· day of Riverside. The bride is a graduate or -Loma.Linda llniv~ oC Nursing and her husband is a senior theology student at the un- iversity. The couple will live in Riverside. .., .. Senior-Bigelow A home in Tustin will be established by newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Charles Senior who were married in St. John the Baptist Catholi~ Church, Costa Mesa. The bride is the former Donna Joy Bigelow, daughter or Mr. and .J MRS. HOFFMAN MRS. KAA Trip -Unnecessary DEAR ANN LANDERS: You ea phony. Your answer to the y ho wrote and asked about as ridiculous. · 19 years or age (female), n taking LSD for about ars and 1 think it's great. lh•~;ry bad crash. I've had at 10 wonderrul mind· ding expt!rlences. I've throuch apace, seen nificent colors, gorgeous c formations, heard music ftflh dimen1ion and looked my own soul and into tbe , others. Can you say the DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just finis h ed the letter sjgned "Frightened for Her." written by a 17-year old girl who was wor· ried about bet older sis ter who 1s taking LSD to help her lose 30 pounds. 1. like many other young people. also experimented with acid In high school. Someone abould tell the ai.sW that she stands a good cbaMe of losing a lot more Lb an just we\lhL I started on LSD because it was the "to·• tlltnc to do. I sooa wished I h ad never even beard ol tbe stufr. After trippini regularly for six months, I bepn to feel the terrible effects. My ne rves got so bad I was afraid to drive a ,:ar. I couldn't write properly because my hands ahook. I had spells of forcetful- ness -couldn't even remember my own phone number. I crashed real bad oi.e night and swore off. Thank God I snapped back to normal. Not everyone is so lucky. A boy l knew (we used lo trip together> really blew rus mind. He has been in and oul of mental Mrs. John M. Baaelow or Irvine. She is a 1raduat.e ol C.O.ta Mesa Hieb School and attended BrymanScbool. The bridegroom, son of the John C. Seniors or Costa Mesa, is a graduate of Estancia Hl&h School and attended University or California, Santa Barbara and Oranee Coast ColJege. • • • Kloster-Clucas Planning a home in Ft. Knox. Ky. after a San Francisco honey· moon are ... Army U . and Mrs. WilUam Jules KJoster who w-ere married in St. Stephens Church, San Luis Obispo. 'Ille bride is the former Ruth Marie Clucas, daughter of the Richard Clucases ol Newport Beach. A graduate ol Newport Harbor High School, she bolds a BS degree in physical education from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. The bridegroom, son of the Henry Klosters of Riverdale. holds a BS in aeronautical engineering from Cal Poly where he was a Tau Beta Pi rhember. He Is a graduate of 'Riverdale High School whe re he was valedictorian . • • • MRS.MACY MRS. ANDERSON MAS. IALLAAD MAS. AL THO USE MAS. EASTERDAY and Mrs. Jim Brik who ex· will Ii ve in Boulder, Colo. Hoffman-Smith changed marriage vows and rings in a home wedding. San Diego is the future home of The bride is the former Nancy son or the William J. Ehrharts of El Toro. The newlyweds are graduates of Mission Viejo High School and the bride is attending Saddleback College. The bride studied al the University of Northern Colorado and her husband. the University of Colorado. the former Sally Ann Smith and Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rober..t Charles: HofCman....w_.ho..._..._,pet.ttll •. l:iill.J!ewport Beacb. were married in St. Andrew's A teacher in Salem, she is a Presybterian Church· in Newport graduate or the University or Beach. · ·Oregon where s he was a member Mohr-Royster Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hammerslag or Newport-- Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scudder,Balboa lsland. Tbefr parents are the Clinton of Dell.a Gamma sorority, G. Smiths or Corona Jel Mar and Kwama and Phi Theta Upsilon, a Corona del Mar High School graduates Laura Ware Royster and William Lee Mohr ex· changed marriage vows in an af- ternoon ceremony held in the garden of the bridegroom's parents, the William H. Moh.rs of Newport Beach. • • • the William P . HoCfmans of sophomore and junior women's Newport Beach. · honorary society. Butterfield-Oetts The bride is a California Stale Her husband . son of the Leslie Lyon Getts and Donald J . Butterfield, both of Costa Mesa, eJCChanged wedding vows and rings in the Trabuco Com· munily Church. University, San Diego graduate Michael Briks of Beavttton, Ore. and her husband 1$ a student holds bachelor and mas ter there. degrees from Idaho State ••• Brik-'Hill A home in Salem, Ore. will be established by newlyweds M!". J MAS. BAIK MRS. EHRHART AnnO Landers' institutions for the last 0thre'e years and the poor guy looks so awful I didn'l r ecognize him last week . · I reali&e now how fortunate I was to cet off the acid before 1 messed up my head pennanent-lY. Please keep telling it like it is. Sip me-HORSESHOE HJLDA DEAR ANN LANDERS: l am not very loDJ. in y~country and am much fascinated by the American ways. The women hollering to be equal to men is very amusing. Tbey want to be called "persons." inawacforladies and "Ms." so nobody can tell if they are ,married. They also want to be paid s alaries like men. but they expect men to up on the bus and give them a seat. Durin&thcwarwe badlhesamc trouble in Ger01 any. They seUJed It by removln1t all the Hats in lhe ...bus and installing celling straps. This made everybody equal. - SIEG HEIL DEAR HEIL: EquaUowhat? ( University where he was a Sigma Nu. He is aquatics director at Willamette University in Salem. * • • Barnes-Lawrence Golden West College graduates Elaine Lawrence and Jeff Barnes e"changed marriage vows and rings in· Redeemer Lutheran Church, Huntington Beach. Their par~nts are Mr, and Mrs. Donald Lawrence and Mrs . Aaron Speer •. all of _Huntington Beach. - Tbe_newlyweds also sraduat.ed from Marina Higtt SCh«ll, Hunt· ington Beach. and the bride.. groom is a s tudent at UCLA. They will.make their home in Los Angeles. • • • Kaa-Abarta Susan Lyn A barta and J obn Louis Kaa of HunUneton Beach exchanged marriage vo~ in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride is the dauchter of the Charles Abartas of Huntington Beach and attended Edison Hiab School where she w~ a cheer leader and homecomlne prin· cess. The bride1room. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaa· or Temple City, attended Temple City High School and is a member of the FuJlerton Fire Department. • • • Ehrhart-Harrelson Vicki Harrelson became the. bride of-DennJs A. Ehrhart in a double ring ceremony in United Methodist Church in Laguna Hills . The bride is lhe daughter of the Edward R. H arrelsons or Mission Viejo and the brJdegroom Is the The bride is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Royster of Corona del Mar. The newlyweds wiU live in Huntington Beach while the bridegroom attends California State University. Long Beach. ••• Barncastle-Siegel Mary Ann Siegel and Ernest Barncastle were married in St. Joachim's Catholic Church . CoataMesa. · The bride. daughter of the Ken- neth Siegels or Costa Mesa. graduated from Newport Harbor Hl1h School and now s maJoffng.. m social services !lt Cal£iornia • State University~ Fullerton. He r husband earned a BA desree in business adminislra· lion at CSUF and is a graduate of El Modena High School. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl &rncasUe of Tucson. The newlyweds will li ve in On· tario. • • • Scheid-King Lynn Scheid and Gerald King .e~hanaed wedding vows in a garden ceremony in San Mateo and honeymooned in Hawaii. The bride is a graduate of Pacific University and her husband is an alumnus of the College of San Mateo. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Phil N. Scheid of Newport Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Foster King of Walnut Grove. • • • Sclfdt:ier-Hammerslag The bride, a graduate of Estan· cia High School, is the dauchter of Mr. and Mrs . Howard L. Getts ot Costa Mesa. Her husband graduated from East. Rockford High School, Ill. and serv~d In the military for two years. He is the son -of Mrs. Joanne DiGiuseppi, Rockford. 111. The newlyweds wilt live in Costa Mesa. . . ... Hohl-Ru'ndell Cost a Mesa High Scbool graduates Ann Christine Rundell and James Earl Hohl exchanged nuptial vows and rings in the Community Church d the Mon· 1 terey Peninsula. They are the daughter and son of the Robert F. Rundells of Irvine and the Harora J . Hohls, Costa Mesa. The newly weds. who also studied at Orange Coast College, will live In Santa Ana.Heights. In an outdoor ceremony in Laguna Bea ch , Susan Ham· - merslag became the bride of Kent M. Scodder . ' Both are· 1raduates of Corona del Mar Hi&h School, and they MRS. MOHR Goal: H~lp Others • YWCA : An employment program for older women is beins launched by tho Orange Couqty YWCA. through e $66,000 grant from the county Manpower Commission. The program will provide job counseling, job development. tra~ning referrals and placement Cor county women 4S-6S years of age who have been unemployed l5 weeks« longer or who meet U.. income criteria of Comprehensive Employ- ment Training Act. Coordinator is Ms. ft1ellnda Newman, with Mrs. Lui Stuart as job developer. Further information is available by Nlling the \' at 542·&440 or S42·3S77. · ~vav1voas OFsVIODE P&OIECT: Men- tal wealth As90Ciation or Orani• County 11 see)(- ing volunteers from south county communities to participate In the eountr·wide proJeet designed to aid families and trien41 or auldde victims. Volunteers will lntsvtew elwa and ph)'1i- cia.ns to determiae ~hat servi~es are available now and how well they are being utiUied. CoUected data wil1 be used to plan future pro· ll'lml to-assist survivors. Interested persons are lllked to call Glenna Blake, coordinator or volunteer ser vices, 547-7559. CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB: A mother· dauchter luncheon will take place for Sad· dleback members al noon T"-esday, Aug. 10, in the El Adobe restaurant. The program will be pr\Sented by Pamela Hart. contemporary vocalist. TWINS' MOTHERS: Orange Coast mem· bers will meeL al 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. ll, In the Huntineton Beach home or Mrs. Wllllam Henry for a swim party and poUuck dinner. IRVINE JUNIORS: Members will bring maternity and layette Items to the Wednebday. Au1. 11. meeting al 7:30 p.m.,an the El Camino ReaJSchool.. t Items will be given to~ March of Dimes to distribute to women and lll(allbl ln need. CAPISTaANQ MY YACllT CLUB: ,ne third anmvenary will be ....... with a wlae- laltiDI p~ ud buffet~. Aue. H, lntbe n.. PoilltComtnumtrffoule. •YITICK &alWB or KOMU8: A ihlpwqct OMV II plaaned •I p.m. Saturday. Aq. U. lo-tbe l'ullerton home of Mr. and Mn. Offl'll Naff, with tbe Sbtrwood Kln11 co- ~ will be awarded for the beat tbtme COldll .... , and a beach~' buffet will be ..wdatltp.m. · · ••A·HAaBOa a.ua: 'Members and their children will be entertained by Terry Teene, a mqiclan, clown and singer at.12:3<> p.m. Thurs· day, Aug. 12, in.the Costa Meaa Counlrv Club. PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION: The Orance· County Chapter will meet at 7:30 p.1J1. Monday.---.... Aug. H, i~the law olficee ofF. K. Ftledemann. Oran1e. With the cross-country route (at left) behind her, Carla Yates converted her bicycle back to beach gear and visited the Daily Pilot. SUnday.Ausiust8, 1976 DAILY PILOT U Cyclist Overcomes Risks· By CARLA YAT~ The road through Kentucky was a rou1h one. Not only was It hot and humid, but also the road surface was or poor quality Broken pavement, potholes . aJass and other assortments ol trash littered the roads. Coal trucks speed down these back roads and reailydon'tseem to care who is in their way. One. I'm sure, definitely wouJd have ltllled me had I not taken im· mediate evasive action. I decided to ditch the bicycle and dive into the ditch along the road. At that moment. I didn't care what happened to my vehl· cle, for I reared for my life. Fortunately. the bicycle sus· tained only scratches and a small ding in the wheel. As for myself. well, no injuries to the body, but my mind suffered a little -fear apprehensiorr about continu· in,. t did, however, more leery of trucks and trafflc in general. r feel lucky to be alive. Someone definitely was watching over me. Lady Luck has been good to me on this trip. ln one day, I wa.s chased by 14 dogs, all hunting types. They ob· \iOUSly dldn 't like bikers. and the aamewu true for their owners. We weren't received very well by Kentuckians . Maybe it's because of their economicar status. Many of tbe people that we did talk to wondered how we TRAVEL could take off work I« thr" months and ride a bicycle acra.s the United States and still sup- port a ramlly or ourseh·es and not be poor. as many ol these peo. pie are. It seems that we went lbroulh two very distinct economical areas in Kentucky. One very rich, one very poor. There was no medium and we seemed to go · right through the heart o( the p00r section. WHEN J THINK of all tbe money in America, and all the money spent on welfare. there are sUU areas of the United States that are lacking in some needed revenues for housing develop. menl a nd improvement. Kentucky is definateJy a good candidate for improvement. After getting out or Kentucky. which I was glad to do, I only had one more state-to cross-to-comr plete my trip. I decided not to go the planned route of lhe Bikecen- tenniaJ (an option I held, beini an independent > but to crosl' Virginia in the shortest way I could. It took me four days rrom the Kentucky border. across the Ap.. palachians . to ge t to Williamsburg and Yorktown I was averaging about 120 miles a day and was propelled by a drive to gel home, or at least out or the East and the heat and humidity. My fondness grew less.and less for the East. and Virginia was Boston ---- Repeats -History not at all what 1 expected- Willlamsburg and Yorktown, that ia. Virainla was a nice state. The roada were 1ood. lined by groves of trees. It was prettY' but still lacked the awesome beauty or Montana and Oreaon. The people were basically nice to bikers, but the ending or the trip was a big disappointment. Things were terribly expensive <to be exRected duriDg the bicen- tennial> and this made It hard to enjoy such a lovely place. All the attractions cost $1.50 or more j1&1l to go in and look around. Five years ago, everything was free, Including all the bat- tlefields . Not now. Colonial Vir gi n ia h a s b een com - mercialized. I was truly disap· pointed. I couldn't afford to stay there. (It cost me $S just to put my sl«pin& ba1 on the ground·- nolent.) Al 9 :30 a .m . l was in WUJ lamsburs. Al 6:3> p.m. I was at Dulles Airfield preparing to fly home. I WAS GOING borne alter 68 days on the road across America. through rain, hail, snow. wind. heal. humidity, beautiful mountains. gorgeous flowing rivers, beautiful people in • Kansas, horribly sleep hills in Missouri, dog chasing and truck eating in Kentucky. It dldn 't seem real, or possible. that my trip was over. It seemed BOSTON <AP> -or Massachusetts, Daniel Webster had the richt Idea: •"There she Is. Behold her. and judge for yourselves." One of the city 's more popular bicentennial exhiblta Invites the visitor to take part in t hat ori1inal Puritan tradltion of Judltng for oneself. - The exhibit puts a series or questions to the visitor. whose responses cive him away as a breakaway Patriot. a •ta.Y·wilb· Britain Tory or undecided on the i,uues of the Revolutionary era. Since last September, 47 per· cent of more than UI0,000 visitors have turned out to be patriots - not a majority but far more than the oae·third estimated by John Adams. The Tories and the undecideds split In the ques\Joninl, with the Tories ahead, 27 to 26 percent. like my trip just started, hke 1 had just left Reedsport, Ore. But here I wa§, 4.139 miles from where 1 started. 1 had seen much. experienced as muc h and learnea more. Would 1 do it again? I think everyone could guess what my answer weuld be. Absolutely, even though I took many risks. And for that I have a poem. called Risk Can unsigned piece 1. To laugh is to risk appeanng tM fool . To weep Is to rlak appeonng aen· timmtol. To reach out for anothftf" 11 to riak involvement. To erpo1e /eeling1 11 to riak erpoa- ing your true 1el/. To place your idem, your dreams before the cl'OWd is to mk their lo,,. o lo~ r.Uk not.being lowd in return. To live 11 to risk d11lng. To hope u to risk t:Uapcar. To try u to risk failure. But nalu maut be token ~e the greatest hazard an ltfe u to rWc nothing. The person who risks nothing doei noth&ng, tw nothing. 11 nothing. He moy avoed au/fm ng and 101Tow, but M 11mply cannot learn, feel, change, grow, Love .. live. ChaiMd lYy his certitllde1, he rs a slave; he ha.3 forfdled. freedom Only a person who risk.I u free lt's good to be home . Thi s e x h ibit. ''The Revolution: Where It All Beaan." is in Quincy Market, near City Hall. The market Is the second stop on a two-mile "Freedom Trail" ot downtown historic sites. YOU CAN TAKE the lour by shulUe bus, 1etUn1 off al slops that intereat-yeu and geWng on the next bus. A ticket costs S3.25 for an adult. $1.75 for a child. Some spots charge admission S4.,., will get an aduJt Into all, S2.3Sfor achUd. Ydu can start Freedom Trail at Boston Common, but City llall makes more sense with its in· formatiOD desk, s peakers or foreign lan1ua1ea. lockers for packqea, reatrooma. child care and ratfacWties. Popular as the Freedom Trail is, Bolton's moat popular attrac- tion II not OD It. That's the USS Constitution - "Old Ironsides" -which lies at a berth in the old Navy yard in the Charleatown section, across the harbor from downtown. You can easily reach it by car if you want to make a separate trip, and there's usually plenty of parking. Or, take the Oran1e Une. subway, to the...Cit..y Square.- stop. >-The Constitution is still carried on the Navy's roll of com- missioned ships. That makes her the oldest commissioned warship In the world. NOT MUCH OF her original material remains. The Navy is completin& a $4·million overhaul and she still floats, but no one wants to risk her venerable frame to the pressure of wind on sails. The Navy points out that lier cost In .1797 was about the equivalent of a modern airer* carrier today. She is also an ear". ly example of an arms r ac' - her deslgnets made her bil{_Cer and gave her more guns tJian others or her frigate class. : ""' ' Lesa well known than Fr•• Trail, bul important to the ii.I· Lory or the city IS the 8~ Heritage Trail across Beacon Hm. where blacks lived in :the 18th century. Start at the African Meeting Houae off J<p Street. Jn Boston. you won't have any trouble getting information about s ports, libraries, theaters and concerts. And anybody will tell you a fa vori le spot to eat. out. One final tip: Lock your car and lake the keys. Boston leads the country in auto theft. . ~ . • Restaurant Reputations Go Up Down Under By STAN DELAPLANE SYDNEY, Australia Now it's the middle of winter Down Under. A chill gray drizzle a nd 60 d own to 48 degrees keeps us in topcoats. I had to have those temperatures translated slnee Australia has gone eom - pletely metric. The thermometers read in Centigrade. ''lt was hard to change." said an Australian lax.I driver. · 'StUI around Christmas when it gels up to bloody 100 degrees, it doesn "t sound as hot when the new temp reads 37. · · Australia went from pounds , shillings and pence to dollars several years ago. (The Australia n dollar equals 75 cents U .s: > Miles have become kilometers. And Miss Australia Is measured In centimeters. Gasoline Is poured Into your car by Lbe liter. * • • Qantas fli es down here with a 747 six times a week a nd offers a ski trip now to the Snowy Mountain~ 325 mile!' southwHt of Sydney. FRoM Fash ion Island Newport Beach Only 64 ,500 Amer icans came to Australia last year. ··w e·re C'e rtainly not a pri m e ·destination," s aid a man from the Australian Tourist Commission. "But we reckon the traffic will grow as people hear more about what we have that makes us dif· ferent." Fly-Drive a nywhere. including the Snowy Mountajns if you like -is a package at Sl ,132. Round trip from the West Coast. Hotels all through Australia. Rent car with 500 free miles. Fourteen days. Qantas malls you literature on the coun· try. P hone free to U>-622-0850. • •• THE AUSTRAUAN still drinks beer. Sturdy stulf like beer should be. I deplore the "light" beer that's pushed in America. Each state has its preference: Swan lager. Vic- toriaBitter. Foster's. · Wine the beer-drinking Aussie used to call it contemptuously ''plonk'' -is now served in the better restaurants. Wine so good that Australians drink nearly all of it. Only a small am ount is exported . ••• RESTAURANTS are smart and serve excellent food. "I agree with you, 20 year s ago the food was dreadful. If it was good enough for a s heep camp, what was there for you to complain about?" Cl r e member being off e r e d sandwich es: "We've got two kinds, mate. One's canned spaghetti on bread. The other 's canned beans on bread."> Now Sydney has German, Spanish. Russian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese restaurants. You can even get Colonel San- de rs finger -lickin' or a Big Mac from Mc Donalds. *** Alexandra Piechowlak from the Tourist Commission said: "For lunch today we could go to Doyle's for seafood. Or to t he Coachmen or lhe Caprice or Chiswick Gardens . All u nusually good." "But I've picked Eliza's. Eliza's is so 'in' now that they don't even put their ad· dress on their matchbooks.'' Eliza's was full of women in shades and jeans. Men with flowing whiskers in $200 leather jackets drinking tequila with a. squeeze of lime. "TIUS IS WHERE the Bea uti(ul Peoplt« 1 come," said Alexandra. "Film stars and T~· personalities. l even saw a Pommie duche here." (Pommie is the Australian's word for a native Englishman. It's not exactly a l put down. But it's not flattering either .> Wine bistros are inexpensive. They seem to have replaced the pubs that had lo close at 6 in the evening 25 years ago. This created the 5 to 6 drinking hour known then as ·'the S o'clock swill." Bar~Jt) were so jammed that people in front handett ~ back the full mugs, took the money and passed it to the bartender. '. ''If you had a foot on the bar rail, you didn't give lt up until you staggered into the street at 6 o'clock.·· STEReo SOUNDS OF THE HARBO ,. j Soap Geb Clean Bill ,Viol~nce Attacked LOS ANGELES <AP> -A irowina number ol people who !eel there b too much violence on television are directinc their complaints lo the advertisers whole commercial dcllars sup- port 1uch programming. Convinced that TV violence can be harmful toy~ vieweri and may be older one.. too, these people are declaring that the sponsor• mUJt be held account•· ble alone with tbe cnaton and ~e>adcuters who pul the ~·on the air . '1iome ar e suggesting a boycott cF.aponsors' products. . .. f'NETWORK executives decline tfEdlscuss the issue beyond say-.ifis there is no evidence that the Eplalnt.s have had ~ effect ar. On the contrary, demand commerical time on the tube t an all-time high and the evision Bureau ol Advertising !mates that the TV industry receive $6.4 billion from ad- lsers this year. ~ul this new assault on TV ~lence is stiU in its infancy. In )l!sl the put two months: ""-T he American -Medical ~socJation approved a re- "9ution condemning television's ~usive daily diet of symbolic ldme and violence in 'entertain- Int' programs" and called on ysicians, their families and ir patients "actively too~e ptograms connrining-VlQlen- u well as products and/or vices sponsoring such pro-~ams." ;.r-The nation's largest ad- ttrtislng agency. the J . Walter 1JM>mpson Co., said a small sur· WY it conducted showed eight ent of the respondents "con· ously not buying a product" ertised on programs they idered excessively violent. ' .. ... -. C1TIZENS COMMITTEE MONfTORS TELEVISION VIOLENCE lngrtd Kcwsw-oen Keep• an Eye on th• Tube Bn\adcasting, a media activist group, wrote letters to 13 ad· vertlsers to complain that their commercials were helping to sQPport a series or "degenerate horror movies" on Saturday af- ternoons on independent station K.COP-TV in Los Angeles. Tho auociation reported that 10 of the companies responded and said they were withdrawing their ads rrom the programs. -The National Citizens Com· mittee for Broadcasting, another · activist organization. spent six weeks analyzing the prime-time programming of ABC, C~ and NBC to determine which pro· grams were the most vioJent and what companies were sponsoring them-. -Thett---message to ad- vertisers: "We think you oughtto know what you 're sponsoring and you ought to be responsible for il." The chairman oC the Federal Communications Commission, Richard M. Wiley. recently told advertisers they could play a role in keeping excessive violence of£ the tube: "You, after all, must make a ba.sjc decision on whether or not lo support particular types or programming fare. It is your 'buck: so to speak, which may be decisive. and thus J think it is fair to say that the buck must stop with you." · TELEVISION executives are sensitive to advertisers for the obvious reason that TV revenue comes from commercials. Most programs are aimed at drawing big audiences that will be attrac- tive to potential sponsors. "What television is about is selling -audience to advertisers,'' says Ted £arpenter, execuUve director or the National Citi~ens Committee for B.roadcasting. "Until the audience taiks to the advertisers, you really don't have communication to the in- chutry;'• His organiiation undertook its Slx·Week study or prime time violence to facilitate that sort of communication between the public and the advertisers, he said. BUT THE RECORD indicates that not many other advertisers avoid violent proarams purely on moral grounds. Public ·protest could change that attitude. By ER•A BOMBEC& In our town, the soap ooera "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman'' comes on aomewhere betwffft ''The Slar .Span1led Ban· n«" and man's tribute tonight. Because or the nature of the material, they wanted to make sure all . the parent.a were in bed and the kid• s lued to the TV set. As 1 told the chUdren the other morning, "I'm supposed to be using parental discretion. but I'm too draued to dia· cret.'' "IT 'S ALL right , Mom," they said. ..If there was anything foe you to make a decision on, we'd awaken you." "You say it's just a story or a s imple, average family from Femwood, Ohio?" "Right," they smiled. "You're fro m Ohio, aren't you, Mom?" "Yes, Dayton. What bothers me is why they putit oo so late ." "Who knows? There's this sweet grandfather who wears a raincoat, Mary's husband, who's your ordinary blue· collar worker, and a young girl seeking con· version." 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CNI THE WORLD'S FAVORITE BED-TIME STORY IS FINALLY what?" I a sked s us- piciously. .. One of your top three raiths." "It sounds like 'The Wal tons,"• 1 said. ''Why does the grandfather wear a raincoat?·• "Granddad hH a rain- coat, doesn 't he!'' they al'inMd. "Yea, or course. What doea Mary do all day?" "She 's htst you r average atay-at·home housewlle, Uke you. With the puffed sleeves and the dustmop. •' "Sounds dull." "It is. Some nights we can hardly keep awake." ''They why do you?" ''WE'RE TRYING to get a better understand- ing ot your life, Mom. We never realized before what It wu like lo stay at home and just be a n or m a l . average housewife." ''It bas its moments." I thou&ht I saw them nudge one another and giggle. ''Tell me, .. I said, "do they ever get into the good work we housewives do, like visit- ing the sick i n the hospital?" "Oh yeah," said our youngest, his eyes glistening. 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""~V IMANCHllTIUt I XJ 0 .0 . •JWIV ICITV D ... U U • Ff'Oln "'• CrNIOr /{f~:3i~ii!I "IUIYIYr tit -CHINO• •ASMAUTOWM IMTUAS• -...YO-fNJ Entertelnment h•ppenlngs. ''"h Gordon. Now 811.L OSCO'• ••• -Af to.COAST f\AU• -"~ ........ ,.., __ ..,.... ~··· DAILY PILOT PU SSYCAT THEATRES PRESENT A ls0 on lh" Sam.-Prc1gu1rn TM Devi in Miss Jones Miii °"" NoOMUMer 1IA••1d ' ~ I I I I t \.. I ~ I ~r.-.,,. -............. ......... 11 ... .......... SHOWM AT C#tlt IALA .. COMT. DAA. Y • I :J .. l:OO 4:ll l:MNO Ii , -. I .. !! lence to me than 'Wild Kingdom."' I s aid. The children smiled In relief. "Think of ll. Mom, as 'The Little House on the Prairie' with sewers." AT WIT'S END An THEATMS-ORANM co -Cll1ZEIS SUI ..... '111 llllC8 LINC'S TUYWB All STAIS" __ ",. "'SUIVIVI" •-711 .. ll:H CINEMALANO 141UI ........... ,.. .. , __ '1T OUT MAMDMOS MAMOtM60t• .,,RUM .. ,,,..~_,._.. CINE MALAND 'w.r IATAUN. ,,._. .. 7 IPRW. Allllll TIUT I This darln duo hid only one ~G UP ••• 11c~other! ' ·' I Mrs. Miller: No· More Song LOS ANGELES <AP1 -"l -.•as never r eally a show business person," :says Mrs. Miller. whose renditions of Top 40 hits · oCten sounded more like they came out ot the bathroom s bower than ma recardln1 studio. n 1967, Claremont Mrs. Miller had a brief but SUC,C#l$8luJ show business career. ewlfe Elva Miller 1 hed a brteny sue· ceq ul show buslnesis c r with the album "M s. Miller's Oreulest } . " Whether the 58- ye ld housewife was ahea • hind or square. ly on the · n 't seem to 1natter. The albulJl sold -250.000 coptes in a mere three weeks. The album was followed by two more, and then, s ays Mrs. Miller, her career began to slide. Her recording com- pany wanted to m~e her into • 'some kind or a Travel ·Seen For Aries MONDAY, AVGVSl't By SYDNEYOMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Full !\loon 'POsilion, aspects point toexcitlnr expertencea, re- vival or romance and travel. TAURUS (April20-May20): You "zeroin"on objective. goal . You learn where you stand. GEMI NI <May 21-June 20>: Perfection may not be possible. but you're going after it! Spiritual values come into focus. CANCER (June 21-July 22>: MoMy. or- ganizalion -these are highlighted. Get priorities inorder. - - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Finish project -let others know your \1iews. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Brea.k through maze of tape, excuses, medlocrity. State needs in clear. precise m rtnner. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22>: Teaching, learning processes are accentuated. You make significant changes. tactics are revtsed. SCQRPIO <Oc t. 23-Nov. 211: Social activity around home base. or involving family, Is indicat- ed~Horizons expand. SAGITTARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 >: Study Scorpio message pu h ideas across. Short trip may be on agenda. CAPRICOR N CDEc. 22-Jan. 19). Welcome change, variety, opportunity to communicate and travel. Spotlight on costs, budget. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 181: If you don't know what to do. do nothing. PISCES (Feb 19-March 20>: Key lo in- formation, knowledge now Iles behind the scenes. Seoretsdomlnate. Discretion is order or day. ''IAMll" * FROM F ash1on Island Ne,vpor t. Beach Sunday.Augutt8, 1916 DAIL V PILOT •7 Rocker Returns to Basics kook," Mrs. Miller said In a recent lntervlew. "I belonged in opera . .. 1 wanted lo do ballads but they wouldn't let me,'' she said. So Mrs Miller went home to Claremont to care for her invalid husband. When he died In 1968. she moved into an apart· ment in Los Angeles. where at age 67 she hves today. But she doesn't sing anymore. ··People ask me, 'Whal do you do without It?' I tell them that I never needed it. to begin with ... 1 was never really a s how business person." ByMARYCAMPBELL .... -..... - Rtck Derringer was plueked by fate. seeming· ly. r~ the world of rock 'n' roll. Wbtn he was 18. the firtt record his group, the McCoys, made, "Hane on, Sloopy," was an enormous hit. Since then. he has been "going to school," as be puts it; learning the busl· nes1 he'd had no pre- paration for ; making. playing on and producing various records, none as big as "Hang on. Sloopy." and getting a re- putation as an ace guitar player. He also figured oul what he wants to do and he has done it. He has put together a four-man band -a guitar band, of course-to play ''back to basics . high - performance rock 'n • roll.'' HE PICKED members whoJike the same kindol music be does, drummer Vinny Appice . 18, guitarist Danny Johnson, 21, and bass player Kenny Aaronson, 22. 'The first album, titled with the quartet's "Derringer," is TODAY 1 :30 & 6:00 PM thru TUES. AUG. 17 -ANAHEIM CONVENJ ION CENTER AOJACENr PARl(fNG-Aflt CONOmONEO Ctt.£8RATES YEARS OF CIRCUS IN AMERICA I AUGUST A.M. P.M. P.M. TODAY (SUN.) ....•.......... 1 :30 .•... 6 :00 TOMOR~OW ......••... NO PERFORMANCES 10 TUESDAY •..•.......... 3:oo• ..... 8:00* 11 WEDNESDAY •...•........ 3:00* ..... 8:00* 12 THURSDAY •.....•••••••. 3:00* ..... 8:00* 13 FRIDA¥ ...•.....••...••. 3:00• ..•.. a :oo• 14 SATURDAY ..... 11 ·00*, .•. 3:00 ..... 8:00 15 SUNDAY •........•....•• 1:30 ••... 6:00 16 MONDAY ..•....••••...•. 3:oo• ...•. 8 :00"' 17 TUESDAY ..•••.•..•••..• 3:00* ..•.. 8:00~ "SAVE S2.00 ON KIDS UNDER 12 All Seats Reserved -Tax Included .$3.75-$4.75 -$5.75 -$6.76 r1c1CETS NOW ON SALE Ar AU TICICfTRON OUTLErs lncl4'". dlllf s..tr, WMdr & n.. I~ •ALL MUrvAL AGENCIES ,,,. dudlnf l'Wific ~ ((JJI S. Hill. 1...AJ •WA.LL/CHS MUSIC CITY srORES • ALL LIBERTY AGENCIES • CONVENTION CENTER IOX OFFICE I U.. yolll '-'llAm«kittd or,,..,,., C1l"'f(I b'f mail or •I 1"-Bo" Office • FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALI. 111'1 635 • 6000 e FOR GROUP SALES INFORMATION CALL f21JJ "6 ·4'1f ALSO at LON G B E A C H ARENA WED. AUG. 18 thru SUN. AUG. 22 the Blue Sky label. 1be tried to find; peopla who sln&le from it. not r&-are rully lnto ~hat they leased )'et, will be "Let do. And l think l found ?tteln.'' them. The group is tourlq "It looks like it'll~ throuah October as open· lnto the kind of lhina in1 act for Aerosmith and Cream was al \he beeln· an.. that they'll pause to nine or Jert Beck or Jhnl write and rehearse new Hendrix when they firtt sonfS for another album came out. Tbey ollend and another tour. •nth u 1 las m . and Derringer is ea1er to musically they dld take ll cut°"thi&Cormerspread· to a dlfterent 'level ol Ing himself thin with spontaneity, tl&htcr and guest performances and morem\l1lcal. producing and jual con· "Most or lhe bands I c~trate on building Der· hear now are only Ught. nnger as a band. They're ~ontrived and The mu.ale Derringer vt.ry thought out and very describes as loud, high. planned and very or· ener1yandbasic. "l wan· ganized. We're trying to tedbot players wboliketo bring back something play that kind of muale kind of lost through the and respect it. It you're evolution or rock." getting orr on the mu.sic, Derringer was born 28 inspiration is going to years ago in Celi'1a, Ohio, come. 11 v e d d u r i n g h i s childhood in Fort ··vou HAVE to be so Recovery, Ohio, and ln involved that tt goes eighth grade moved to beyond your abilities all Unlon City, Ohio, on the or a sudden and you think, Indiana border. •Wow! Did I do that?' He, his brother and a That'sthek.indofpeoplel .neighbor formed the Ill MO.._..RI 7:15-1:30 SUN 1:11-3:25-5:35 7:41-9:55 ~\'r ......... O(MI ......, .. MOM-FRI 7:10-9:45 SUN 2:30-5-7:40·10:2!0 HUNTI TOH CINEMA MA04ATILU1.IU. 147-UOI 1474011 and "HARD TIMES" I T (PG) 'Wt.lfMIMl1'WIAT~f WISTWtH.CIMTll n J .... J l!.11'. "'THl'IWI-~ ~~rfl·----~ end "BINGO LONG" TI'AWLINO AU-STARS A MOTOR KINOS" SURVIVE! {R) and lfcCoya. Thty made some money playing music in bl&h school but had no Idea of tryfrialor a career la mu1lc. Wbtn the Slran1eJoves, who had had the lirst hi\ on Bani Records, "I Want CandY.'" did a show In Dayton. the McCoy• backed them . The VlbraUons had had a No. l hit on rhythm 'n'blues charts wlth "Hang on. Sloopy," written by the owner of Bang Records. Bert Berns. Berns had told the Straageloves to scout ror a Beatles.type wh.lte quartet to cut b1s sona for the pop market. The Strancelove:s ln\•lt· ed the McCoys to go bac'- to New York with t.heri the very next day and, .. slncethenext day was the start of Derrln1er's lather's vacation. lho whole family and tho· group went. Studio lime VJH booked and the • Strangeloves told them when and how to sing and • play. Two weeks la~ ' "Hang on, Sloopy" wu a No. t hit. / ~ ................. -·--· ..... ,.,.. .... .,. ' ___ ,. GATOlt ... MOONIWllm ... -lhM• ... -... , --· ... ---....., ........ ... 0-W=::Ji;r. ~ ... --~ ---· .. -.... , .......... 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JOHN WRIGHT, manager of huge portfolios fr: banks and other institutions, seeks lo dis· abuse investors of whatever lingering notions they bold that Democrats are bad for business and consequently for the stock market. From his base in Bridgeport, Conn .. Wright observes' that sin· ce World War II "the nation's re- al Gross National Product grew at a S percent average annual rate during three Democratic ad· ministrations, versus a 2.2 per· cent average rate during lhe four RepubUcan iacumbeDcies." Both prices and dividends r a r e d better under th e De mocrats , he reportL SCock prices rose at an 8 percent uaual rate under Democrats, S.l per- cent under Republicans. Stock dividend income grew at 5.8 per- cent versus 3.3. In its July issue cl "Sett« Jn· vestin g.•• the National Association of lnvestmen~ Club has a strictly apolitical bit of ad· vice: learntolivewlthinnation. "But s tocks only tn companies :tompetition : ; 1 Nosed Out LOS ANGELES !AP > -Fred Block can tell you a lot about the sweet smell of success. Block. a former nower child who just hit ' 30, ls founder and president ol the Olfactory 1 Corp .• one of the nation's largest manufac· turns of incense with sales or more than S2 mWion last year . "l got into incense because I, got really barned on by it personally." says Block, a softspoken man whose conversation is a mix olstreetsass and management maxims. "lt'a not the kind o( thing you jump into because you say, 'J thlnk I'll make a career In Incense.''' BIA>CK RAD BEEN burning some Indian incense ia 1966 in his Vmlce apartU1ent •nd decided to write lo the manufacturer to find .out more about the centuries-old product. ·• ''This slrange·looklng package came back from Born bay. all wraped in linen,•· he re· calls. "It was about four pounds of incense. J started burllinl it andpeoplttllkedit. .. l 1o& quite a blt ot ..... IO I sent them $25 and told tbem to lldp it airfreight. Wilen it gOC. here, I found out the airfreight from Bom- ba)' eo1tl S12S, 10 I bad to 10 out and alckel and dlmemyfrtendstopaythewaybill. Demand for Block'a incense, which he marketed in beadabopJ CJD, the Su.nset Strip, 1rew to tile point wnre in true en- trepreneurial fashion he dedded to stop sell· ing som..-e else's product and start making itbimHll. .. I stopped import.ins, read N mYrll as I ~ about 1t and fiaallY lNl'Md bow to put toptber 10cne lnceme," he QYI. Tbea. after expstmmtinl with sawdust, lfOllDd.gp Dower• ml various perfumes, be put tose&ber what be claims was the wwld's lint strawberrJ incense and sales belan to I ·. JDOVe. : Block moved too, since the lady in the : around·fioor apartment was complainin' j : about the 1tran1e aromas waftlnc down from. : the bathroom lab upstairs. · · ·-IT WAS HA•D to blame ber-Block had concocted 103 different fracrances. although. he has since trimmed his product Une on the grounds that• 'lbe world lsn 't ready for 103.'' } FRED 11.DCK MAKINO SC!Np The Otractor)' Corp .. now 9 years old, sells ill Ince nae In s lick form lhrou ah supermarkets, record st.ores and other retail outlets. Block, who started in buainess Ill llt six selling newspapers on a Philadeplpbia r.treel corner, I.a similar to mo8l •ecutlves in want· ing to inerease the demand for hJs product. or course, he puts ita UWe dlfterently. • .. I do want to tum as m8D7 P"Dle u possible on to their noee," he says. "It 'C:!t up· lifting thing. And the demand for our uct worldwide is very great -wherever people have•nose." that h a ve inflation-minded manaeements who are percep- tive of trends and who have an in· stinct for self-preserv,ation: don't buy stocks in companies whose managements are e>peratinc un· d~r buaiDeu as usual practices." DUlllNG INFLATION -WbicJt ..-.malll1 It ...,... to continue -''tla•e 11 a~ on invatin11n compeates bavlnl a ebief execuUve oftlcer with vtrtually fUtur..-.orJ percep. Uon," Sl¥1 the uaodaticlL Ill Its ,.nerly mablis. Just releued, Smith Barney, Harris Upbam • Co • ..., the equity market u betq ••Nftlltb' near the high end ol our esUmaled ranee ol •reuoaable' value, .,._l it is not overvalued. . . . Neither. it adds. does it begin to show the speculative excesses of the late 1960s, and it "seems much better balanced than the Ill-fated two.tier market o( 1972·1973." While this forecast is n't particularly ,bulJisb. Smith Barney sees •'little likelihood of a sicnillcanl or prolm&ed markel dffllne from present levels." Blyth Eastman Dillon foresees • 1111 reeeuion, bul prior lo that believes t!Mtt a possibility exiats that averages might move to t.betr cyclical peak in the firs t half al 1977. ' THE&.E IS A qualifier in its outlook -it depends on the duration. and severity ol wbat Blyth Eastman believes is a market C!Ol'recUon. 'Jbose higher prices in 1977, therefore, deJ)end on tbe correction ending during the summer. , Still dl.scouraged? Try trees. Greal Plains West.em Corp. is advertising timber as a great in- vestment, ''because as long as trees grow. so wUl your timber investment." Money arowing on trees? ANolutely. says Great Plalns Western in an ad ID u Invest· ment magazine. "ln tbe last seveq years G PW roresten have harvested for clients a 200 per- Cftlt caah return on Umber i.Jl. ves tments in Southern Mississippi." That's not au, it says, adding that "the remaining timber is still equal to the original cost because more trees have been growing in the meantime and prices have risen." That's it -an Investor heaven, a Garden of Eden. nirvana. E~ception to ln1'ento~_f!_ule -dea Sweeps Clean CORTE MADERA (AP> - "'J'bis la a 1ood. oid·fashiooed success· atory," said Howard Ameton. describin8 h1s racs·t.o- riches rise from an unknown ln- v en lo r to millionaire manufacturer ol a motorir.ed, oc- topus-like dHtee that cleans swimmiq))OOls automatically. The swimmln1 pool industry scoffed at Arneton and ealled bis Pool Sweep a Rube Goldberl de· vice when be be1an doar·to-door sal~ 15 years ago. But today, after nearly 200.000 sales al S400 each, he beada the "llf'setl PGOl·rtlated compa111 in U.world." Aroetop, now 55, was barely maJdnc ends meet 11 a small· Urne ft1hln1 tackle manuf~rer in 199 when he was introduced to another inventor, Andrew Pansini. who was tinkerina with a machine to clean swlmmina pooll. &SCOGNIZING 'nlE potential ~ 1UC1l a dmce. ArnllOD Jolned loreel with Pauild lllld helped ..-. ,..e stcntlk!ant chanaes bl die maehiDe. After' two years, Ute pair parted friends and AnleloB 1tnack out on Jlls own. rlUDHd with $7,000 saved ror re· tiremenl. 11•••. •••e• •• ••••• r .... ,~1!81..""-•" ••People say I r eally fell into tt. which khld ol tripes me," sa.id Arneson, "They aren't aware of the thousand• of hours in the shop and the living from hand to mouth for two or three years.•' But. he added, the Jong hours and door·to-door sales paid off ror the company ... We were able to properly develop the Pool Sweep by learning llrst·hand about its problems. It was just like 1ivin1 birth. .. WI! DfDN'T really perfect the unit unW 1964 and by lhen it WU 111> de,rees from what it started out to be. "Tbere are probably t,000 peo· pl• who uy tbey have the on.mat P.ool Sweep," be added • 1be ourrent model, which is porta~e. uses a floating motor and two tentacle·llke holes to methodically aweep dirt toward tol)OOI drain. It can be equipped with a tfmer ao tbe mecbine wW switch on and olf at any bour. Tbe machine hu a certain officious, no-nonaenee manner a bout It ·that can allO be at· tettaining. •'Rest usared, the Pool Sweep will be operating durln1 a cocktail party," Mid ArDelon. "and most of the tuestl will be standinlt around the pool watching ft." Today. the Pool Sweep ac· counts for 80 percent of the automaUc pool cleaning market. and Arneson claims the company ls headed for reecrd sales this yur. . In 1988. Arneson Producll Inc. was purch,sed foe SI mllUOD by• Castle & Cooke, the Hawaii- bued conglomerate. Arneson ataJed on •• presldent: and Im she.figure annual aalary allows him to indulge in a number of "nice toys people dream abaat." includin1 a $U,OOO 2. a $55,000 motor home a11 ta>,000 ocean·1oln1 • l>elplte hls succ-, ~· believes be'• an ~oa:ancl oat the rule for inveatcn. ' ••llAYaE ONLY pne oUt o( 1.000 tnve11tori wW be IUI*" IUC• c•ful.Q'I euy to oome up With another mouse ?f, , but lt '• ftl'Y d1 calt to a p:.atuct lhat°a-· ''Ev wtek l ha• t-.. or three le co .. e in ..... me aboUl lhlr ldtu. aDd •te frankl1 .. e1 woald be betta'lff i( theybad •er&boapto(~." IMVIST .. MISSION YIUO HOUSIMa IOOM .. ~ now of,.,. ttte private lnvettor • runv ...,... "'°'""" of purctw, ..... and ,...,. '" llnQle famlty hou'" locllted In Mfalon Yleto. Flnlneinl program IYllllble to qualified lnY91tora. Prat.1e1 .. •se nu tlC.,.11• Contact: Ma.wen Ooddington 17 I 4J 111-tJOO ,, La Mancha Houses Coing F(Ut Just ri ve weeks after the grand opening of La M a.ncha, more than one third or lhc golf.course· oriented townhomes have been sold, reports Grant Sullivan, eeneral sales manager for Mis· sion Viejo Company, pro1ect de- veloper. Sullivan a ttrl butes the great sales success to Lu Mancha'rs dramatic up-hill and down-hill multilevel Ooorplans and lo Its proximity to the prestigious Mis- sion Viejo Country Club and Golf Course. "We've a lread y sold 118 townhomes ." s aid Sullivan. "If this pace continues. we'll be sold' out way ahead or schedule.'' LA MANCHA features two-, t hree·, and fo ur·bcdroom lownhomes, rangiog in sazc from 1,208 lo 2.192 square feet of in· tertor livina area. La Mancha 'townbomes ~urrenUy range in price from $62,000 to$82,950. Tbe 31f>home community tn· dudes lbree two-story and three muJtileoyel floor plans designed by ~ Berkus Group oC Irvine. Homes Include such innovative features as loft s . wet bars. c athedral c e i lings in many t'ooms, and a hreplace nankcd by French doors in one plan. Among the slnndard nmcnitles ar.e luxuriou s comp;.rt men· talized m aster baths r eached through arched entries. wood· burning fireplaces, tempered, r~ie-c.olored -Sliding glass_ doors, patio or decks. red t ile roofs and attached two-car garages. Five of lhe six plans CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AT LA MANCHA HOMES have both dining rooms and breakfast areas. KJTCHEN APPIJANCES in- clude a gas r ,ange, two con- ·tinuous -c le ani ng ovens wit h black glass doors. a five-cycle <iishwasher. dis posal and trash compactor. In order lo elim inate t he burden of home ownership and to give La Mancha home owners time to enjoy all that Mi sion Viejo has to offer, lhe La Mancha Homeowners' Association pro· vides exterior maintenance and landscaping of the common areas. Models of each of the six plans olfered, decor ated by Color Design Art of Los Angeles, are open dail)I from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. LA MANCHA may be reached by taJc ing the San Diego Freeway sou th to Oso Parkway and driving eas t past the M Issi on Viejo Couo try Club. Turn right on Goleta and follow the road up to the models. La Mancna is one or rtve r . sidential home series currently available in Mission Viejo. • Sunc!!y.August8. 1171 DAILY PILOT Realtors Join Tax Cut Battle · Members of the re.a they would forfeit st.ate eatate in4ustry have fundiD&s by reducing tax joined lbe mountlq list ntes. or lbose seeking relier pa.yer .. mOC'e than eo percent of lbe averaae tax bill toes to pay for schoob. Boards, conslatlnc or more than 9,000 Realtors and A11oc1ate1 within 6 the County, will diacusa the 1ltuatlon further witbln the near future · from property tax In· THd DECISION bas a crease brought about by m-.lor lmsfict on lbe tax· increued property as· seuments. The Orance County Councll of Real Estate Nore than 100 Oranae County taxinc acencies received letters from the Orange County Council or Real Estate Boards requesting them to con· sider cuts in their tax rates. The letters. sjgned by Hal Pin c hin , chairman of the council , and by O.E . Hanson, chair man of its govern· ment affairs committee, asked for the rate cut consideration in order that property tax bills to the taxpayer would not escalat e by the same percentage as the as· sessment increase. PINC ITT N, for mer Newport Harbor -Costa Mesa Board president. said the action was trig· gered by the deluge of calls receiv.ed within the real estate industry as property owne rs r e · ceived their notices reflecting the higher as· sessments . The letters went to every city. 47 special purpose districts. and 28 school districts in addition to the Board oC Supervisors. Hanson, a former pre· s ldent of the West Orange County Board of Realtors, reported that the schools we re in· clmied-atthough-under regulations imposed by SB 90 a few years ago, drive 20 miles ;wliere it's 20 ~~ ho1•er, and more ~~·II~....,_· e? Now that Polm Springs is too hot, come to Vista Serena: a small gathering of Blllactive, mountain•view tennJs town• homes. steps from a luaurious clubhouse and recreation center, just 20 minutes weat of Palm Springs ... own your own tennis townh<>me in the cool desert from S16.950! It's your own private one (or 2 or J) bedroom town home. complete with cooler desert climare, scenic mountain views, priv-.icy patio, carpers, drapes. all-electric kitchen and more. It's your own private country club. including clubhouse with kitchen. q { ~ noc.....,...., IAHHIHQ • YISI& ~ lllEll& . ..," .. -... ..., .. of,,.~ " .... ,, :. t0"'A~WiHi..C.•-. ~ ; £ire,ilace lounge. game Lablcs. deck; shutncboard. Jacuui. barbecues. swimming pool and tennis. Vista' Serena: own your own tennis townhomo in the cool dcsen this weekend! Take H O to 8th St. eait; North to Ramsey; Right to San Gorgonio: and ldt to Theodore: right to Vista Serena. Open daily-JO a.m. til du~k. (714) 849-6712. "TENNlS COURTS COMPLETED 8/11176'' ~~~~~~~~~~~...-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' After a while, townhomes start to look pretty much alike. With standard interiors. Standard · · .. , That's when you know it's time to look : exteriors. Standard features. · \ into Miss\on V iejo's La Mancha Townhomes. . · The first thing you'll notice are six unusua~. split·level floor plans, ranging from 1,208 to 2,192 squa re feet, in two. three and four bedroom '· models. Vari ous up and down hill arrangements make them as unique on the outside as they are on the inside. ~ You'll also notice some rather extra· . ordinary features. D.ramatic ceilings in living and ·:·· bedrooms, woodburning fireplaces, patios and decks. Spacious kitchens have Hotpoint five-cycle dishwashers, disposals, trash compactors, gas ranges, continuous-cleaning double ovens, walnut· stained cabinets. Some models have wet bars, ;. Erench doors and dining galleries. All models ;~ have ceramic entries, format dining rooms and - attached, two-car garages with automatic door openers. . '. Equally important is what you'll find outside. Almost half of La Mancha has been designated as landscaped terrain, totally main· tained by the La Mancha Townhome Association (which also takes care of all your townhome's exterior maintenance. including lawn mowing, watering, gardening, upkeep on the sprinkling system, painting and roof repair). And don't overlook the recreational side .of La Mancha: two swimming pools for the exclusive. use of residents, with golf memberships at the adjacent Mission Viejo Country Club available. It all adds up to combine unusually spacious luxury with the freedoms of townhome . living. So when the others leave you flat, escape to La Mancha. A rare opportunity. It happens In MISSION VIE;JO. LaMancha ta.VNHOMES t67,200 tot82,950 (714) 831·9902 •' . * ~nday. Augus1 8. 1976 • ... .._.. ........ Noffc•: All reial e11tate 11dvcn1sl't'l" IS ub Jert lO the Pedt>ral Fair llousina A ct uf 19611 which makes 1t llle~ill to udvert1Sl' .. 1111y 1.re - ference, h mlt1111on. or dl1crim1nat1on ba11cd 011 rut-e, color, reli.:mo, sex, ur natacm:il origin, or :111 inlcollon 10 make 1111~· "uch prefcft!nce. limlla lion, ordlscnminat1on. '' Thu newspu1>er will nvt ltnowanf ly accept any advert 1111ng for re:il cstaw which 1:s m 'mla· tiooofthe law. ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIAMNOMTS Uuplex Sl89,500! Triplex $289,000! DUPLIXIS 'v Block to occun $14,:100 ! SI !!9 .500 ! MHAVHDE J usl listed 1 3 Bdran11. & (11.mlly rm .. 2 hn. lxhahtfully decorated. Nare brick entry. up· graded carpets. $62 500 lalboo lay Prop. RMltors 111 675-7060 . 'f MASONARY FIREPLACE, CLERESTORY WINDOWS IN BAOADMOOR, SAN a.EMENTE 1002 OPIMHOUSES Sat/S.. 1-5 PRDHRlD · ••••••••••••••••••••••• l; , .. t . , . . Ckmente Sales Soar TWO HOUSES CoroHclelMar 112 lots w131lll 2ba lit tractive home m front 2B R . 2ba nc" un11 w1mini view O\'er ·I CA R CARAGt::. tlu1t>1 an•ti near 11choolli. hbrary & tenn is . Cull l>A VI U LEVINE EASTSIDE 3 81.>drm & family room. beuutafully upgraded L1~ht and airy ramll • home 1n µreferred l::ablb1de locat ion . <.;omplclely remodeled kitchen "1th new ap- pliance~. New carpeting and drupes . Oversized pool und nice entertain mcnt .ireu. Must see to ;ippreclalc ! $78,500. Ca II 644·i270 • :'\ew home sales at Broadmoor flomes' sea v ie w hllls ide W.c1ghborhood 111 San Clemente )lave accelerated sharply during lhe past six to eight weeks. ,.. can be reached by laking the Ave Piro offramp from the San Diego Freeway and driving north to Ave Presidio. Turn right and dri ve up the hill l o the neighborhood entrance. large fireplace in the living room. 1° PT-ICIFIC ' -'Y: RflU ESTnTr /14 Ml UlOO ; FOUR S I NGLi-; s torv floorplans. CJrfenng thrcl· or rou·r l>edrooms . <Jnd ranging In !\ize from 1,900 to 2.3~ square reel, ire avatlabl<'. w ith prices rang. fnit Crom $72.490 Lo S96.900. The largest or the plans, all of which have bee n car efully designed to take fl\aximum ad- vantage of the s uperb view sites . 1s the 2,330 square foot "Sandcas - .tle." with four bedroom~ and two baths. Both the spacious family room and the generous:Sized li v· an r9om !MLr o n fire plat'e and rear yard views. SEXT IN LINE is the 2,067 !>qua r e foot ··Windjammer ... with four bedrooms and two baths.• A spacious formal entry t•ourt g1v<.'S this design a very special quality. Here the home owner may garden to his heart·s content, put in u pool to his or her hkin,g. or Just plan to enjoy its !>eclusion. 465 Cabrillo, CM • Pacific s unsets are a iitandard t tc urren c e from lh c --Jlf.U!hborho0<t with Catalana '1s1- ltle on lhe horizon. ; Whe n com pletcd. Rroadmoor Sian Clemente will consist or 197 l omes on 70 acres A three-acre }>ark. encompasbmg a tennis court. tot lot a nd open play areu Vo'as dedicated to the cit v b\ One of th e Sandt'astle bedrooms m ay ~asily be convert- ed into a den It overlooks the ful · ly enclosed atrium. as does the plan's breakfast nook. Both th<' living room and the master suite ha vv been-sunken-in the Wmdjammer plan. adding yet <mother note of residt'ntaal luxury. "Sease a pt• ... with its 1.920 square feet. has three bedrooms and two baths. and contains a la rge a trium which mav be viewed from the ram1ly room. two of the secondary bedrooms and the laving room. One of the two bedrooms may easily be con · verted an to a den or library . Unbelievable! 4 Bedroom. 3 bath hlm1ly huml'. Onl)' S72 .110ll . Spac1ou:. exl•t·utn'l' hom{' w11h Sll'P do\\n ll\111)( iuom. 1 Jultt.'<l l'e1hni;:i.. expunMH' gl.si." a rea:.. !um1I~ room. formal d111 in~ & 3 c11r tturatte NcJI locauon \\alk to South t.:oast Pla.i:u . l'ull 546-S880. for full details IRVIMETED. 111.:hl~ up~ruded home Largt• pool s ize lot 3 1iedr110tn\ l11r • • fam1h• room "1th• wel bar. I pli=- .\n exl·1t1ni: 1ww prH't' . $109,5011. <.:till G.t I 7270 1524 SanfGMllo, CdM froadmoor llomcs last year. and a t's a d Jaccnl to th e 'e1ghb<>rhood. • )IODEL HO~I ES arep oon dai· l~ from 10 a .m. until 6 pm . and The "Brigantine." also oCfer- ing four bedrooms and two baths. 1s the second largest Broadmoor home an San Clemente. with 2.242 !>quare feet. This plan features a wet bar in the family room and ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS __,.,.,,..,, S.u, 1~,-·· REALTORS !-'ind "hat ) ou want 111 Daily Pilot l"luss1f1ed:. . ~------------------------------------......!.--------------..1..-----------------~ Architect ~For New .. ;Office Set • The arc h1leclura l firm :"ot ArchitPkton has bt.•en i$elet'led to dcsi~n the tel'\ew Lafayette Marine mmerclal Building to be loc ated in Cannerv f'Vmage at zsos Lafayette ;Jn Newport Beach ! William Clapel. pl'esi· •dent o( Archltekton. s aid ;the building will be three ·s tories h1~h. Th<' first ;1 eve I w 1 11 1 n <' I u d c !J3ndscap m~. parktnA. ~aterfront acc<'ss. and a :boardwalk .. ·The plaza le\ cl on the :'Second noor Wiii be t'Om· :prised of three bu1ldin~ :forms a s well a s :landscaping and an open area . Sc•ven or eight ; single tenant off aces will 1-==-~· '1Ceul}y Ole. lh1 rd level. ~The off1c<'s wi ll be ~available for res<:'rva· : lions m Srplt,mbcr. ,, ~ NEWPORT'S PREMIER CONDOMINitm1 f,01 Lido is California's premier condominium residence. It is also, qu ite likely, the last -0f its kind. Dominatin'g Newport B4jach from the waters' edge at Lido Isle, thi~ location and th!! sweeping harbor and oce1m views ii offers may, with the passage of time, become priceleM. Your privacy and security are assured through a 24-hoor closed circuit television surveillance system, a caH button in e.ach residence, a 24-hour security guard and a resident manager. There is, of courst>, a heated swimming pool and whirlpool. A palatial residents' salon furnished in Louis Quinie looks out over the private boat slips and acl'Oill the harbor . Each residence offers a step·down li ving room with a wet bar and a private balcony. Each master suite, a private dressing area, oversiZ(> master bath and built -in sauna. Th~ det.a ilin!{ is painstaking; thl' appointments faultletJS. 601 Lido represents not only a residence of t>xquisite quality, but 1111 opportunity that may never again be duplicated . If you have ever considered ownership of a fine condo· fColoring • minium residence, investi~alc 601 Lido now . • ~Winners .. ~ U nnounced • Jud~e!> n amt'd 12 wan : ~rs an tht' ~1xth annual : Un1quc.> llom<'iC rt'a l ... t\(llale colon nR contest ,.staged Sun<la). Au11 Isl :, at the Unique I lorn~ of •fire in Coronn del Mar. "' JudJ:c s include d : l'atr1r111 1-'ernandcz. an •honor student ln art from C Costa Mes a 's E!4lnnc1a lflgh School . M nurccn •Mahon. nn honor stude nt in art ftom Lincoln Jn· le rmed lat c School in Co rona de l M ar : •Suzanne Paulson. owner ol the Poster G nllery in Laguna Bearh : a nd ~He)Narl Wooda rd , partner an the nrchitec· • tural firm of Todd, C Kelsey and Woodard. W i nner s b y categories· 0-9 yt•ars. Firsl·Stcphte Strader. .~ond-Jlm Duda. Third. : Usa Siegal. 10·13 year · 601 LlOO PARK DRIVE ·.f'irs t-Greg B r okaw. r----------, Second-Alana Spranger. Mr Ron Hesiiel.601 l.ado Pari.. l>m•>. -l-:::;::=::~-1 Third· Laur a Rush. 14-19 I Newpdrt Bea<"h. Calif. 926611 I c;!a. iyears ftr s l ·Flona lil416';5-GIOI Milligan. Second·Anne I Ple11-"t' Hnd me more mformatmn 11hou1 r1 I 801 Christenson, Third-Rob hmirv rondominium ;11 fiOI J.ulo. Propp. Adults · fo'irsl· I I Ch r i s l I e 8 a r r a ck • Name Second-Linda Cessna. Third-Jeanne Harris. I · Addreu I Prizes awarded were I City -· State Zip I &ifl cer tificates at the i · f · t Phone ~ w oner s ovora e toy L l011A1.llOU5l'I00"0111UM1r .. \!.I I · store. ice cream shop. l\!..!-!!!!.!-!!!..!-!!!!.-!!!!.!!!!~-;_!-!!!~-;!;:!-;'.j-!!ij .. !!l!_i!i!!;!;i!!!!!!!!!!!!!! back-to-school clothing l! .store and. for the adults, a favorite plant nursery . ' f .. Excellen t av·(./ financing available. (9'( A.P.R.} From $125,000 \ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ,.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR South ()f H" y with view. '11 Blk from lw1H·b. $110.000. 67~5196 ASSUME $45,000 FHA LOAN lhlautHul upgrt1llc1I home. Wulklng distance to s hopprng c'-1ntcr , 1>d100ls and ROif cours<'. Gourmet kl!<'hen with large family areu ovt•r looking covered 1111110 und manicured yJ rd . Show this home to your fussy buyers and Ilic)' 'II buy at ! Call 963·6767 ,.., UC q • ff S •t;N I\, N ' I • l~DNI Cohc)ePart& CUSTOM Nol really but so com plctely upgraded and"' panded rou ean 't tell lbe diffe rence. If you're looking for quahl), •I bl#! bedrooms. 3 baths and formal dining. don 't mis!' this property. Too many features to adv(•rtisc! Call 546·5880 ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS ....................... IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $44,900 S h\lie bds, 2 btlti. on Ira: lot Beller see today. MG 7711 .. - Walkt~t 1: l eti R11t1I h tuh1 .VA Assumable Ott NO or LO DOWN on a new VI\ loun, on this Im· muruh1lu 3 he<lroom. Z bath home with brick firl'pluce, double aara.iu mul fresh paint in amt out. l\sk'~ $49,9.W. SPACIOUS ••• 2-i.lory cu tom home • Ir~ fee lot. Oesagncd for i;racaous l1v1ng. ex· ecutl\·e entertainment. Stnlung entry w/free 'landing s tairc ase & balcony. Lrll upstairs msl r suite & library /bar. Plus r hildren's wi ng. guc~t rm & bath, fam rm, lrg liv rm. form din rm, dream ltltchen, pan· t r)I. 4 frplcs + countless wnique features. Ex· punsh·e gardens & pool. S335,000. OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN . 1·5. #1 HAMPSHI RF. COURT. 1714) 548·2573 ----.. 'Ind whal-)(cw wllnL..iJ Daily Pilot Classifieds. -- In Newport Beach The...~:i Liberait:u Home lfow deltj.'\ht f &JI to have" hou.,<' big f'nough 111 t>nlertdtn111 >;rduOusly, bul one th.u ali.o IPt, Vl•u ~v.111.. .aw.iy for ,, wt't'k or" m1•nth wt1hl1111 thP m.11nt1111.in1 t' :,nd '<''univ ll tnt l!rnc: 111 .1111nvent1011dl h11m14o I h1., ''th•• P'""llll' 111 th1· l1boi•r,11t•d 1,f,.\tyl1· di H1.: i:. .iny1111 I 11w nh11m1•., L uxun11u~ly dC'l.1~rd 2· 1\1\J J -bedrOl)m wndom111111m homl's with lovPly p.itill!I or b.ikon1c·'· ovl'rluokinR !hi.' J.101( ll•urst' of thr privllll' Big C.inyon Counlry , lub. Bc-.111t1fully landscllpcd courty.irds m1•.1nder tll your doorstep. l'nv.11e lennis Mid sw1mming- 1u I 4 slrnll Jw.iy. All th1., 11' t1n exdusiv<' rnunt'ry club rnvir11nmen1 plus lhl' nearby rcrre11t1on, "hoppini;. ;ind w mmt'rc1<1l 1menitle1 that m11kr N1>wp1•r1 H1•.a1h llv1n); <10 plca~urablr .and un111u1• " i 6t'Jm11m•. 2 Ht'druom1 & Den lllltlmlllillililiiliii-•I J Bf'droom1>, .'Bedroom'&. Ot>n .. J.lili'l'~'-CI ~117 . .SOO 10 Sl!ICJ,qoo .,,,., p,,~,. h •w all "' M~.l\rlh111 ''"'" 1t•u·J1J '"'''" 011 MH'(Arl~~' R1(l11 ,,, fprtl l<r;1il. Mr Harry H.tbb.11. S.ales Dtrl't'tor m;;u ~ .Big Canyon Town homes Wf...._ lllAl'YI -~.llC 11 I • ' ~ ........ ~.~ ...... J.~~~!~.~~ ....... 1~.~~ ....... 1 ~.~~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... !~.~~....... Sunday.August 8.1978 DAILY PILOT ,, ••ulill I002eHutil 1a.n·-.. 1-•e el 1002 ., .. ,.. 1002• el IOOIJ ..._..,_.S. .._..,_,.S. ,_,.W. .............•......... ············-..... :.~-:-··· --... , ... , ----------------.. . .... .. . . .......... .. ..... .. . . . . ......... ... ... .. . . . . . .. ........... . .. . . .. . . . . . . . ......... . ...... .. .. .... ...... .. .... .. . . . . .. ........... . ..................... . aw rill I 002 G1Mnil I 002 I 002 BAY & BEACH REALTY o/ ne wpo ,., ,.· .. ·· ... · ... ·Ill· ·111·111· ·111·111·111··111·111··111·111··111·!!!1·· .. ·~~~~:~?-~:!·\~;;~: :~:~~ ·:5~ ~~~!~~~~:u·r For~i.l. .a ur U1 IJCQ\lll!I 1tntala Rent~rs waltl1111 lion. Ownt.'r ' Aaenl "" PAINTER'S OPPORTUNITY 3 ldrms.-Pool-$49,500 !';very inch needs work. Paint. roof. l aw n , e t c. Beaut. Ant h o n y kldney-s ha ped healed pool. Lge. covered patio. Buy this "as is" before owner redecorates & raises price to $54,SOO. 2159STATE ST., C.M. Sat/Sun 1-5:30 (West of Placentia. No. of Vict oria) BEST "O''·PLAN IN THE BLUFFS Quiet cul de sac street. A rare find. Meticulo us ly maintained by adul t o wners. 3 Bdrms ., 2 tn ba s., conversation pit w /fire place. Community pooJ. $114.500. 20% Down. 520 CANCHA SATtSUN 1·5 DOV& SHOHS EUC'iANCE-$275,000 Exciting bay & city lights view from this truly exquisite home. 3 Large bedrms. family rm & lge formal dining r m. Extensive use or Italian polished marble. imported crys tal fixtures, de- corator wall paper s & expe nsive cust~m draperies & carpeting. OCEAN NOMT-COltOMA. Dll MA.I Really spectacular! Your own private steps to Big Corona Beach! Call today to see this unusual custom-built 4 hedroom split-le ve l hom e. Open beamed ceilings. wet bar. spot light· ing. Huge master s uite. Fabulous 180 · ew1rom-mm1t rooms. $345.000- IA YFIOMT "COMDO" FOR LUSE NEW large 2 bedroom. 2 V2 bath 2nd floor apt in finest bldg. in are.a. 24-Hour security, pool, jacuzzi. s a una, billiard room. $1,250 pe r month. 2111 S• Ja •* HilhRood MIWPOIT CENTB. M.I. 644-4910 1002fieMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• MEStYEROE * DOMT MISS THESE HOMES* 9 POINT S•-IPY.UH Spectacular view home with 4 lgt:. bdrms., fi'ormal 4lining rm., lge. f a mi- ly rm. with wet bar, 2 lovely baths & a powder rm. Exotic pool ln front & a private jacuzzi with the mBlr. bdrm. 3 Car gar age, auto. sprinklers & a magnificent view from most rooms. Priced be low competition at $189,700. Open Sat/Sun. l ·S Ol ISAIB.1.A. Co.oNA D& M.Aa Top of the Corona Highlands hill, this ranc h s tyle home h a s "OLD CALIFORNIA C HARM ". with facilities as modem as tomorrow. Over 4000 fl. of gracious living space, 5 bdrms.. 7 baths, sparkling pool & a huge. huge panoramic view! All on ap- prox. two-thirds of an acre of prime Corona del Mar land. S255.000. Open Sun.1·5. 2032 SHIPWA.Y Ltl. IAYCIEST Jn one of Newport's finest areas, you may see a lovely, custom built home wilh 3 bdrms ., lge. family rm., 21h baths & a sparkling pool. All this for . only $137 ,500. Open Sun. 1-S. 210 I E. IA.UOA ILYO .. MIWPOIT This lralboa Point beauty is just s~ps to eithe r your own private beach on NewPort Bay or great swimming & body s urfing on lhe wide ocean beach. 3 Bdrms. & den, lge. family rm. & an exceptional value at $155,000. Open -Sun:-1·5. 2312 PT. CAIUSU. NEWPORT HACH T his is in the upper echelon of Harbor View Homes, with its panoramic view. Enter uphill off new MacArthur Blvd .• now known as San M1gueJ. Almost new 3 bdrm., family rm., forma l dining rm. & avail. for immed. oc- cupancy; at SlOS,000 including land. we don't expect this to last. Open Sun. 1·5. -1fetU El'4lf1diw REALTORS 675-5511 °'8t HOUSI: 44J I W. COAST HWY: Prf•• ~ fw JO'~,,_._.....• ..... II , .-•c••• I Im tt..t.dt; .............. 21/J ~ .......... ........... OPIM SAT /SUM I te S PM. SI06.000. VA.CANT LOT -CNMA COYI: .,,,...., tOxt06c.,... .. ..._..,_.., .. .....,.._ .....my ..... , ... , .......... oc .. & leffr •Ww: OWMr -.W Wp flllece. SI 71.000 .. WATaNONT: .A '"'1 dell'IM "ewfft from ff .... two b••• "' ...._ wttt. 11cc ... -• becWor -"-or C..W c.:•.n to • ttwM IM•n• ltw. ladudH pier & flo9t. OWMH WILL ANA.Mel. $160.000. NEWPORT SHORES: D•lltllctt.I f .. r ....u.. ,,. .... ,.e6o fer ....... .. .......... ,: ..... c...+s. pool & tlcort ... to oc .. IMoclL ~at $71.500. DUPLEX: CORONA Da MA.It be.._. t.y at today's prices: Tw. IM•oo.c tr.t _,., IM•ad ceilluMp. finpl•ic• lSwetltl:I wMta .. 1M•10. ,... ....... .,_., good c-. clffoa. wel locahcl $102,500. IBCTALS: CoroM clel Mw -.a: J.-e C ....... br.d aew ,._.. Z & -. two fireplous, f......t clUllu:cJ: •• of pool, focad & t.Mis c_... · 2. ~·· Coroao cW Mar-l le•11m. 2111 boftls. excelletctc1111tio. $450 IUIHL l.Hw, tt.dtor Higlll1111d1-l IM~ 2 baHc.. $450 ICHL .ATTENTION: w ....... p 0 IC di IMJ ... -· w .... stecl • ....... odditiousal ... ,..,..... ......... -two fer rftideultial salff & oae for a o:ew c.oe •rdal • .,....._ PIHM c• for .,poial•.e 1.Je.t Cole or D• •oaG...,_I. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 LCoodHwy CorolCO del Mer 675-5511 ·coMMfRCIAL INVESTMENT FOR ONLY $57 ,500 -• e6lifcal* ~~ •••••••••• !~!~ ~ .......... !~~ Lot 80xlM Off wade l>US) Sharp 3 bedroom. 2 bath. • 0ar11·ng Duplex :.trcct. 7.<>ned co m-~IV humt>. Nr Goll MOST HOUSE fOR me~ial -liithl manufa('· Course. call now before • Costa Mesa tunng .. retail. wholesale 1tstoolatc::' CORONA OE MAR. 675-3000 THE MON£Yll Thi s b~a !n ed t·c1ht1 1l ur busancss ofrlces. New. [ ~ I .. beauty 1s JUSt the home has 2 bedroom house. UPERB ~.500 Sec to believe this for Grand mu . All on onc CM MW •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bedroom. family t11nce to Wcslchrr shop· lntroduc1nii ltub1n Levin S1-•rS,.CW .Mt redllcecl $11, '50 O,..He.HS-1·5 Jordan Van Thiel 21912Seacrest Lo. H u. &i.ut. 1 slory pool bowie in •·raoci11can By The Sea. Pool & decking. gas BBQ. auto garuge door. ice maker, cathedral ceiling. hrepluce. No maintcnant·u. serve through kit. Set• to up preciate. Spacious 4 Ir $50,950 Spac. 4 br home on qu.iel tree lined st . Shag cai"pels, new paint, new Lile kllche11 noor, lge din· ing, cath. celling. Lots of st.orage. neal garage for bandy man. Owner anx-ious. All terms. U•ll:cJ fs Easy Oosly $42,900 Tastefully decorated 3 bedroom, l \2 bath l.ownhou se. 2.4. loo central /I.IC, ter· raced brick patio, over· siied 2 car enclosed ga rage. EnJOY clubhouse aduJl pool +toddler's poo pTayi,'1'1Hind7 Manicured ~round s. Everything ror the ~ood ltfe! G°"Jffft Pool & ioc 4 Ir. $82,tOO Near new single story " bdnn, l~• bath. Prof. de-cor & landscaped. Pool area is like a park. lnl. is totally upgraded . Super clean & charming. Great for business t:ntcrtain· Ing. Right for Cussy buyer. Hertt.rt Hawld1C1 -lultor,J 11055 MOC)ICOUe St 96J.llll --- ~ 673-7601 .... ,.. I 002 ., .. ,.. • I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnah / lrvtna ?-· raalty · PIMllt HOMIS MOM St4,IOOTO St,200,000 Z4711A.YSHORIDl.- OPIN SUN. l·l P.M. Beautlf ully remodeled 4 bedroom + den hom e w /Bay View ln most de· sir able area of Bayshores. The features of this home are TOO numerous to m ention. A MUST SEE for t he discriminating buyer ! $179,500. CY 40) OPEN SUM. 1·5 P.M. 1356 GALAXY DI.. DOYIR SHOltES Gracious custom home w /glorious view. 4 bedrooms, forma l dining room, gourmet kitchen & brkfst . room w /view. $329,500 (Y41) LIDO ISU--SIH,500 Attractive 3 bedroom w /lg. family room, 2 fireplace, eating area in kitchen & lovely So. patio. 56' lot - room to expand. V.. block to Nord. Vacant •.. will lease on short term -or lease/option. OP9' SUM. l·I P.M. 201 YIA MENTQa (Y42) HAllOlt tSLAHD Only hom e available on Newport's most exclusive island. Totally r~ modeled inside &. out. Oiled ... teak, rosewood, used brick, cedar , walnut -all artis tically blended to create a dram atic bayfront home w /warm, luxurious feeling. Lg. gr assy lawn. All cedar pier & s lip. 3 bedroom suites ..-study -formal dining & separate maid's quarters. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (Y 43) • IA.YCUST Custom built -3 bedroom, den \\•/wet bar -formal dining room- family room home w /2 fireplaces, separate paneted s tudy & pro- fessiona l landscaping. $109,500. Vic J ashinski 642-8235. CY 44 ) ! 400ll7"e FOIAli OMES G ... ,.. IOOZG••rtil 1002 vastynrd wilh 1325sq.n . story nnd walking dlS· · · --~~& 15S5W.Baller,C.M. kitchen borne. doubl~ ping too. Lcl the rent .-.1'1 • -~ ..... to Mllr11et...... • a a r a g e . N 1 c e help pay the mortga,::c. J · · S .. 9 -86SS IJ/J ' C:-'J. neighborhood on quiet By appointment nnl y. -I /ITW.'f'Orl-6 Ji~61 -.£!.ll4e-u~ WlLL EXCHANGE Only IALIOA. ISLAMO Two on a lot! 1-'ronl is a s pnrkl1ntt :J 110 dollhouse. ll:iek Ii. I BO ortist deUg ht. llN•cnlly rem od e l e d. Both se para t ed by twin palios.Certmnly best buy on the Island al only SlJO,OOO.MS-9491 IA YNONT CONDOMINIUM Carefree living -in The Cove m arvelous view home w/attractive Bay Vie w -2200 sq. ft. -News boy Mode l -private community - $220,000. Barbara Aune -or -Polly Johns ton 642~8235. CY45) I 0029eMrlill 1002 2Z 11 AMlhel-. CM ,.or;;i o,.. Sat/S.. 1-s •"'9auaUR 400lU-6' FOIJ,l! Iii IPIGC9 - . [ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ca&: llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE eOPEH SUNDAY I ·5 2' 12 YIST A DEL ORO "Bluffs " Firs t OUering! Popular V Plan Condo.-3 Br, 2+4t Ba.-DinmR Rm-Oen. Private Patio. $73.500. #2 SEA.SIDI CIRCLE CSU W1MD COMDOt Corner Ticonderoga. Patio with View. 2 Bedrooms, Den. Upgraded. Washer /Dryer Inc luded. Reduced to$62.SOO it SIASIDI CllCU I.SIA WIND COMDOI End Unit 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Tastefully Decor ated. Extens ive use of Redwood P"nclin~ $62,500. #lUMDA.ISU- IA.YFIONT $275,000 Cus tom 2 Story, 5 Bedrooms. Fa mi ly R<)()m. Wcl &r. 3 Fireplaces. Terrace Deck. Open Sat. &Sun 1-5. e1Y APPOINTMENT UMDA. ,ISLI -IA YMOMT $297,500 Immaculate 2 Story Cus tom Built by Don Koll S Bedrooms , Den. 3 Fireplaces. P ier&Slip. LN>A tSLl-IAYAlOHTSl75,000 Fabulous Bay View. Pier & Slip. 5 Spacious Bedrooms, Family Room. Extensive use Hardwood. Custorn Built by Valentine. UMDA. ISLE -·A n.oMT $265,000 Spacious 2 Story Family Home With Pier & Slip. 5 Bedrooms , Family Room: Gated Patio Eatry. 'flA ... 0 MOID-IAYlllOMT Pier & Slip for Large Boat. Great Bay View. 2 5t9fy. 5 Br, Many ~ra i;:eatures. $318,000. LeO PAltJC DllVl-IAt"AlOMT Lovely Apartment (G2) Balcony. Bay View. 3 Bedrooms. Boat Slip & Special Fin ancing available. $130,000 . GIOIGI IUCIMS CO .. IEA.LTOIS Ill DOYll DRJYI '31·1100 ....... I OHlfy ~ .......... froull s 114,600. to szts.ooo. IUN HA.1101 VIEW • Super s harp Carm e l, many upgrades, park like yard. a must see hom e. $114,000. SPYGLASS HILL • Only one New Bedford on the market, large view lot. A real fine hom e . $199,900. . • Big a nd beautiful, s harp 5 bedrm. fam rm. game rm, pool, many quality improvement s. S222,000. • Hard lo find 5 bedrm & family room. Ocean view. Pool s ize lol. c.I. ,,,,,,,,~.... Pt •:r.t.:a • • MOii OUAIUT. MAO! COST. MESA. CHA.IMH SITS HIGH AIOVE 3 IEDIOOM COAST HIGHWAY 2 IATH A SHOWPLACEI $65,900!1! Ne~llcd among trees fn • Magnifi cent landscape beautiful homt1y area of $225,000. 0 E CO RATED B \' !t urrounds this pro-Costa Mesn. Plush UP· GLORIA AKUDA. View fcss1onall y decorated, graded fa mily home, overloo king bay nnd very upi.ir.1dcd end unit completewilhccntralalr N<'wport Center. Corn c•ondomin1um. Copper conditioning. Complcl~ly banutaon or l'le~ant styl~· hooded fireplace, lots new wire-saver lutchen. and prut·trral dc:.i~n for und lots of m1rrorb . ..:Jass Massive family room today'!> fa mily, for homt• J n f1 w o o d u s e d with skylight. Bullt·in enjoyment or entertain throunhout. _Sparkling Ba r·B·Q surrounded by menl. 5 Kcdroom. fa mil) blue pool and JOCUZ.t1 and decking for those fun. rm, formal dining. ex :.aunu makes this a summer nights./\. lot or -ecuth c ·s prfvat1r orttce -~.ust-see" for ~arefree ftouse fonr-little s~ 415;500 llG CANYON• Best value. gor geous 4 ~226 Pola ris. Dovl'r hv1n1;t. Owner bought run •price. Call today bedrm & tam rm. Outstanding Shores., Nil another and must go. 646-7171 executive ho m e d esigned for Open Sunda y l -5 Take advantage. Hurry Ol'fNlll9 •1'1 HUN101!(f'llCI' elegant entertaining and family. IGOL'..~:~ '~.~.':'.~~·~·0•«<,. [• 1!a•;11ml ~:~~~~l. sife~~ti~~tle~a~~~eenJ C.Mit'~ [a IRNll .. ~ -~~ .. ~!Si# ceilings. Spacious private master I·'<" --·==•••••-want ad ~esults 64.2·5678 suite. $235,000. • Fabulous Ve rsailles mode l, G1Mnil 1002 cn..r.a IOOZ G......e 1002 m any upg SOLD verlooking golf •••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• course. ~·"""· LUSK HAltlOI YllW • Move-in condition, spacious 3 bedrm, family rm. lovely nook in kitche n w /outstandi ng view. custom crpts & drps. SlS9,000. • Eureka, only one of a kind, it's the best of everything. Builders own home, unbelievable hom e !'iitc. $295,000. 671-3411 L l . S " .aa I{ I \ I I Y .: /,,f,11 11 I :1 ' .\ ·' < , IOOZ G1•r .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AIA.ND°"4ED RANCH 1/>ACRE REDUCED!! A long country lun e O W N 1': R · S !ih:lded beneath an um· MOTIVATED! Large 4 brella of lowcrioi.t trees bedrm home. beaul lam leads to this rustic rm. formal din rm. qulel hJdeway. Big wooden 3 tree lined slrfft.. Beltet bedroom ranch sats on hurry owner must move! enormou.s 1., ncTc ! Ex· 645-0303 FOREST OLSON "• "-<I•· .. ' ecutive entry to sweep· in g l ivi n g r oo m. Go urm et kitchen . separate Mom·ln-Law quarters. Soaring staircase to bedroom complex. I A r ustic ............ cmMT paradise in horse coun• try. Vacant. Seller O.-S-..1·5 desperate. Try S7,4 t2Hhtt•d #5 total down I Call for . · . quickshowl.n1J. IM7·60lO EQjoy beach. living and °""' 111•·" HUNTON Nt(t• care.free travel. Recenl· I. l,y renovaled 2 BR. 2 BA ' . IJjlllil ltr~~-~~: :::X,t o':~t~a~ "·~~~-~-~-~··~·~·~·-~ Westcllff. tM.000. i..: HAL PIMCHtM SEU. idle iterM with Oa1ly Pilot Class1he Ad. R~ALTORS 2727 E. Coast Hw» 675-0'2 1470 JAMBOREE ROA.D NEWPORT llACH 640-9900 Let Us Help You Find YOURS ---- fY!NfR«i/ &late~ Valley Realty szso;o~A 1St:1 No price ·competition for this custom-built 4 bedroom family home in private-guarded community! Bayfront w /pier & slip for 45' boat. Engli sh·Country feeling -French doors & used bric k -formal dining -huge fa mily room w/fireplace + study. Beve rly Morphy 642-8235 CY46) NEW,ORT HEIGHTS CHARMER Cathedr al beam ed living room, leaded g lass, s pacious kitchen, din· ing room, family room + 3 bedrooms & master bath w /tiled "Rom a n tub & atrium. Oversize gar age w /alley access. $94,500. Appl. only. Roger K. LauJe-642-8235, (Y47) 'REA.SURE ON lUASUltE tSU! On Bay on Lido w /Jg. float & sun patio on pier. Super family home w /great floor plan for entertaining. 4 bedroom s. s m all maid's room, d en & 5 baths. It's a beauty at $350,000. Bob Owens 642-8235. CY 48) IE Mm . to l ive in one of these brand.ne w townhomcs on t he Golf Course in Big Canyo n ! Fabulous view, pool jacuzzi, tennis & security gate. One a 2-story the other a 1-story. Both have 2 bedrooms, 2 baths & complete modern kitchen. For s alo or lease. I,.arry Dyer642·8235. (Y49) ~AMCE W~IY.ACY Beautiful Bl uffs 3 bedroom, 2\.'.l ba th res. Private walled garden entry. Lovely Jiving room w/mirrored walls, loover~d doors & windows fine wallpapers & your own private patio w /superb Sunset Views over the Bay. Pool nearby. Barbara Wright644·6200. (V50) UMOA ISU LAGOON S tu.nn ing co nt e mpora ry .architecture -built by Valentine. E legunt wa llpape r, lux urious carpeting. unus ual wood & paneling. 4 bedroom s+ maid's. Study+ tiled family room w /bar. Formal 2-story dining room. ~tra-wide lot & slip for 2 boats. Appt. only. ~.ooo ree. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. (YSU ~,. A custom bui It home f OI' the small f amity! 2 bedrooms, 2 baths + den & charming breakfast area. All major rooms overlook pool & beautlf ully !andscaped garden. 2IK>O sq. ft. o( Uv. 1ng area. Appt. only, Maxine Williams 642-8235. (Y52) '42-tlH "4-6200 901 Dover Drive Harbot View c.tlt.r ,,,,,,. •t Qmpaa v .. ..., canter 752-1414 ~ ' Q DAILY PILOT Sunday. August 8, 1978 ~.~~-....... )~.~.~ ... , ... ~.~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ....... , ~--------'-------:-....,; , ..._..,_w. J.._..._.,. Henn,.,.,. ••• ,.. aooze_,.. iooz ••••ell iooz iooz R I . t• 7 , ······················ ······················· ······················· ...................................................................... ······················· e oca 1ng. Ch_.. 100 •we.. I 8t•rsll IOOZ ----------------........... ~-~~~--... :.~~!€room P.t. B-,..u Realt'I SHORECUFFS ••• COM TARBELL CAN HELP YOU J~u home In mov~l.n condi f'"'.n6e--'.1. $185,900 locate your new home 1nd sell your lion. nHr new carpet& s nl.<1 ihroucbout. Locatt-d ,_..,.,., S....0.-Y&.w! present home at a good profit! We're a Ideal for extensive eolerta:Jning, this large baytront la mUy home offers maxlmum privacy. 7500 Sq. fl., incl. 2 liviru: rms ., dining rm., Oak kitch. w/frplc. & brkfst. nook, sv.. baths. m ald's rm., s tudy, a rtist 's studio or pluyrm., projection rm. Air-cond.: swimming pool & boat dock. $525,000 ofaw~on f<eaft'I Co. . GtMral * •'7M5'2•• I IOOZGsMr .. IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I GALAXY RE:ALTV BAYc;REST TUllTUIOCX NU.S Beautifully decorated, 3 Bdrm. 30 Mi les sit-down view. W oody atmosphere + privacy. Fun Price Sl4Z,SOO. 645-3111 90 I Donr Dr. S.ite 110, Hewport leoch. near •hopping and From your kitchen range, Uv rm. Cum member of RELO, Inter-City Reloca- schoQI•· .. :xtn larllc rculr IMAGINE YOURSllf rm too. This btfl newly remodeled 3br. t1on Service, a national network of re-i!~ ~~r7~1~o~·:1~!t OM LUXUllOUS LIDO -newl y Cam rm home w/new crpt, wallpaper, altors experien~ed In handling family 963-6767. redecorated home!, vacant, ready to cabinets & more. v.. blk t.o pvt beach relocation problems, Whether moving °"'"'''1"·"Hur"0"~,., move in! On wide lot -street to access. hais just been rQ(luc:ed for im· across town ... or across country, call I ~ 11di. ;f11.fi1 strada. Lovely enclosed patio, new mediate sale. o,.. w;s.. 1.1. Ill the friendly folks at Tarbell. After ~II. ~ -UJJi:r kitchen. 3 bedrooll)!S. Great. Jocallon SMnclfh Id. we've been for tennis .player , beach goers,• FIN. DIN' HOMES boaters. $149,500. TRIPLEX. COM TREES & QUIET IJZ VMITri••te. Mptldl s. 1·5 • • FOR FOLKS SINCE THE A back ya.rd hill orfrult IMAGINE YOUDm f $134,900 WEST WAS WON! t.reea ood • homo full o 11~ space: This Jarae 4 WITH 6 lalOOMS -family room . bedroom, a bath, has up· dining rm and on quiet comer near Jncludes (3) 2 bdrm units on xtru ldrge staU'S famUyroomwith;i C h e rry L a k e a nd Back B ay. 45' lot:2 have fireplaces, a ll have en· wet bar and nl'eplare. One·of ·a·ki nd find. Fresh pa"int. c losed garages! Completely re· Spacious livlna room, Vacant and ready. Com e see for furbis hed, stenc to beach. & close to a ll gourmet klrthen aod ,,... boat or trailer acw$s. yourself. $135,000. s hopping. Priced for quick sale at Reali11tlcully priced at 2200 LSll&• '-'la. le....,. llrcll HI $134,900. C .. for ..... $74,900. C ALJ... now! O,S. Saf/S-1-5 556·2660 c: SELECT IMAGINE YOURSD.F T" PROPERTIES 1M MIWPOIT H8GHTS -just a few Don't Look Any Further! · (or your executive enter. uunment hom1:. We have a 3000 sq.fl. 3 bedrm. 2 story. 4 yr old home with blocks from a u the s chools. A roomy 3 bed room den home in top condition. Perfect r~r the active family. $93,9~. 600 Mlca...t Pl., ..... lch Sat /s-1-5 IMAGINE YOURSELF PENINSULA PQINT $149,900 G_.. letnat. Slepl to leoda! Co.try Retnat! Handsome family home surrounded by a wide variety of fruit trees! Covered patio Is big enough for all your summer entertaining! Entry foyer leads to a 4 bedroom floor plan. 2 full baths. Hearty PV stone fireplace to warm your toes. Dining area. ash wood cabinet& In the dream kitchen. Enlertalner's living room POrlect for parties A great tamity home f0< your big lam1lyl $56.500. Call 54CH720. S.....er Showplace! Great for summer entertalningt Automatic yard tights with dimmers for that special party I rumpus roo m. r~m1ly G•tral IOOZ Gs•ral · 100 room, formal d1n1n g OM THI IA Y,.ONI' DOY• SHOUS - With sweeping view across the bay. Custom built bea med ceiling. balconied master suite, family room with Cantina bar. Old World kitchen with everv imaeinable New World applianee. P ier and slip. $325,000. Beautifully lndscpd ·w /outside lighting. Secluded s unny patio. Open Beams give spaciousness t o this 3br & den family home. Newly remodeled ktchn w /Corning & Microwa'(e. New copper plumbing. Channing guest apt over garage makes 3rd bdrm. Price just re · duce<l $149,900. C. for...,.. . effect. Prolesslonally, landscaped yards with sprinklers front and rear. A rare beauty 1n1lde With tastefully decorated rooms in warm tones and textures. Marble entry fayer to spacious family room. hearty brick fireplace. Walls of glass thruout. 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths. Pool & jac:uUI! $88.900. Call ~1720 --, room game rm w/wet ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-····················· 1° f d bar. o l l.ln you name ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE sour c AST ARlA SINCE !%.! TOP SALESPEOPLE for Month of July JAC:XllatTHY H ........ •-.Ch DOH7DELAY e price is more than right on this ·parkling 4 bedroom. 2 bath Rancher. Mini-vegetable farm plus fruit trees. uge covered patio for s ummer e njoyment and WASHER, DRYER. REFRIG + A FREEZER included at s.57 .500. 962·4454 BUUJ_y AND THE BEACH Live happily ever after in this castl.e with ~ated .courtyard entry . /\ wee btl north of Const lliJ!hway. Thir. beach home has <~uecnly Spiral staircase and a Kin~ly master suite with retrea~. Dramatirally deroratcd thruout. ThlS , 4 hedroom home has cedar floored closets and water conditioner. Family room with fireplace. Patio kitchen and lushl y l undscapcct yard . SH3.50~. ~)fil .. 145·1 $57,500 VA BARGAIN Churmin~ and dclif,!htrully decorated ontemporary California 3 Bedroom heuuty. Decorator s harp thruo~t. ountr v pcael•ful rear lawn with m atur{• lus h lundscapin ~. Rr ick fin•plu<·c. nt•w drapes and shutters. newly pa int e d inside uncl out. Comfortabl<' and tOl.y rC'nlly a trNtl ! ~7 .500. Cu II ~16·4 14 t $48,990 -$48,990 Thut's r ii:ht! ! That 's the full pric<l or this 4 bedroom homo situated on a large lot with a JS' Sunset pool. Carpets. drapes, covered patio. Best of ull arc the terms. Assumable V /\. Call 54G·414 l. BIG CANYON CUSTOM Spectacular 4840 sq. ft . 4 bedroom home in final stugcs of {'onstructlon. Fnmilv room and library overlooking ~orge0us pool a rea and ~olf cours~. 2 Story Ii vin~ room with massive fireplace and view tort. $365.000. Open House Sunday 1·5 ; 17 Royal St. George, Newport Beach. 640-6161. IRVIME BEAUTY il' For only $96,950. Ap· Pointment onl . ca ll now. _...-..r$ UPERB HOMES 1555 W. llllket, C.M. N41lf1 to Meritet 8eskel 549·86SS FORA SPECIAL FAMILY Localed in Baycrest. One of the lowest priced large fam1lv homes 1n this beautiful residential area of Newport lleach. 3 Bedrooms in add1t1on to spacious master suite. Shown by appointment ontv. $132.500. Including land. 673-8550. < '41 ,., '" ) • s \ I J~, If" rt t.' I ' [~·l&tdll Newport "On~-of-o-lcind" l It MorlliR9 Shr la., .. S-1-5 IMAGINE YOURSD.F OM Z LOTS IM MEWPOaT HEIGHTS - live in nice house. build new one next door a nd make money. Panoramic view from second story. JOl La ...... Cor Cltf Dr. M.1.Sat/S-1-5 IMAGINE YOURSllF OM UDO ISLE -in a hideaway master s uite, away fro m every one. 4 Bedrooms & dining room, galley-type Kitchen. high ceilings -light and like new. $151.500. 111 Via Dljoa. Hpt lclt 5-day 1-5 IMAGINE YOURSELF tM OUI MIWIST USnMG -Baycrest. Great family home, 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. family room. formal dining room . office and a huge yard for kids and their pets. $159.500. Call for details. 642-5200. 675-4060 PET BARRETT REALTY '60. • Drlq~htrul custom 5 bedrm. 3' 2 bath. 21stor) home with master bcdrms both up and d"Owtnnrirr. -su,, kitchee &Del htmily area; large covered patio; J/car garage doubles as carefree entertainment I and hobby cent er. Fenced children's play Gsutal 1002 G ... ,.. 1002 }'ard room ror extra ·················-···· ·············--······ ,, e h i c I e i. . i-· r c s b \"C)tt•ta bles from yo u own garden Come no'' and cll:plor-: this mini estate. Rut+. Laurie, RHffor 646-4380 Pre•i•w Sat·S• Fantcntlc View! ofoce•&bay! 2l01 CUfU)rLHI Open HouH 1-5 PRICE REDUCED !! $140,000 Owner anxious Come sec Helen 646-3928. eves:S48·35Gl IALIOA 151.AMD MC>Rnf IA TRONT Versatility on the bay! A 2·story, 3 bedr oom. den & fam. room home or ... a 2 BR. home with maid's quarters, or ... a duplex. Beautiful condition. two fireplaces, garage door opener, 35 ft. dock. Jus t lisfed at $260,000. You 'II love living here. WHITE WATER YIEW A large 2 BR. 2 bath unit with fireplace and wide balcony. n ow available at SlS0,000. f umished. Beautiful decor. Another. also furnished, at only $95,000. Great South Laguna ~ocation. COROMA DEL MAR DWI.IX Separate 3 BR, 2 bath house with patio. Recently remodeled and redecorated. !·BR. apt. ~!!!J ove r double garage. So. of highway. liii Easy walk to beach. Just listed at -ew-c-·u_s_l_n_m_H_o_m_e_s_,. $129,500. This will be an OPEN HOUSE beaut. nrea or Fallbrook. SUN. 1·5. Don't put off s eeing this! !':~~ t'1_PPf0~· :l~·:4c~ All YOU A ""HEAVY'? I( SO, you may 11.\·ocado~ wis h to consider this large 8 bedroom N" w cu' 1 om 11° m (.' · home on the Lido Isle bayf ront. Pool, o<'cun\·1t•w 2• .. acres. auest house, sauna, famous nam e wine VtSta . ,.., Produl·l 1\e l'ap1lal cellar. The 90 ft. bayfront lot is worth Sy:<temi., bu1ltll.'r well over halr of the $895.000 asking 729.2903 price. J( you really love your boat - GOLF COURSE park it here. ESTATE Slll,000 ~xccutl\"(' homC' for lrl! fomil~·. ch11rm of Oj)('n beams, hil!h vaulted ceil· lng11 lt'11s lh1m 3 yri1. old. 5 ed. 3ba .. J car 1o1un1ge, forever view. CRll today on this new oHrrlng. 545'9491. Walkr.r r. l r.e Real h itate HEW LISTING! WA TERFllOHT Balboa Cove~ 4 Bdrmi1 ' &c family rm . 1 bath . 2 Lo\ 1.'ly polio~ S:andy be:ich. dock for 12 ll bolll $179.500 OPlM SUM. 1·5 14 IALIOA COVES 673·366.1 673·8086 £ves. associated A'10,.IQ'-. Lql'\·· Q--, , • °"' lo '" ' • •r 673-4400 1002 .... , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS BEST BUY l u .. Zt/2 IA., 1150 SQ. FT. Choice Early Bluffs . Absolutely immac. cond .. with luxurious new. neutral carpt'g • kitchen n ooring & attr . paneling. Priv. patio on lovely green belt. Nr. pool. Low lease & taxes. Fabulous value. $89.500! ONM SAT /SUH. I ·S 2147 YISTA LAllDO Coif Y .. Orol Almost new 2 be droom + den & family room in Greentree. Many builder -upgrades include mirrored wardrobe doors. carpets, & shakel~~~~~~~~~ roof. Professionally landscaped.11--------i private rear yard. $66,500. ~pen Ho.use Sunday 1·5: 4372 Manzanita. l rvme. 640.-6161 . Please let us show you all I.he homes Avail. in the carefree Bluffs HELEN 8. DOWD Offic"' locof,.<f., C~to Mf'\O ~Ofl Bc-o~h -Nf'wport 8.c'och 3 IDRM Z IATH Double Gara1:e 22 ... :it Putio $.'ill.500 Roy McCardle llealtor 111 0 Hewpori Coste Mesa 541·7729 BALBOA ISLAND CATALINA-VIEW $327,500 Rare rind on South Bay f ronl . Breathtaking bay & ocean v iew. Spacious 4br, 3ba upper w /ultra private "Top Of The World" sundeck. Lovely 3br, 2ba lowe r unit w /patio, frplc, & pvt entrance. Just $.127,500. Sllowll by appt. ' R§AL5Y" 675-2311 Gs•ral 1002.'"-ral 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• M-,::t leach VIia! u,\;1 evably low priced for this prime beach area. Luxurious condo with an exp•nslve · ocean view. Professionally deoorated inside . with mirrors and rugged wood paneling. thruout Wood entry l<>ver to formal living room Roman11c d1n1ng QUarters served by a· totally modern kitchen carpets are thick enough lo sink your feet into. ca11 today, 54().1720. 4 + Famffy Room! Spacious floor plan In this delightful home. 2 full baths serving a 4 bedroom suite of rooms. Living room 1s warmed by a fire's glow. Candlelight dining room, homemakers kitchen. Like-new carpets & d...,.. In color ooord1nated tones and textures. 3<ar garage has plenty ol storage space, Neatly manicured yards with sprinklers for convenience. s1a.1so cau 5•0-1120. You .. Liie• The Area! If the toca11on is 1mPOrtan1 to your family, here 1s a super home near the Bacic Bay. Large counlry·s1zed grounds on a quiet ... private COS street Comty 3 bedroom. 2 baths floor plan Entry hall to large game room big enough for your POOi table. Eating bar or buffet area. a kitchen that mom will love. Format hvmg room enhanced by a blaz1n· fireplace S62.000 Call540.1720. Promonlq_rlj Ba'J D-• Floor Pallo! e..ver.J>e!or e..Dffin:.ed..!.Jli:Wnal aw..,.,...._.,._-<'ildeaJ for summe__r_parties or iust lazyif!SI oot in ---'--'-od I -000 .a. 1--·1 the aunt ~xcellent (~fy ••a. hand80tN ...,. __ g m e • --· • IW9V; avat • tamlly room with efegant wood and mirror furn. decor. Lush carpets and custom drapes. J ~ ~ No-wax floors, large living room with fireplace. • 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. Entry foyer. family n a a I! kitchen with dining quarters. Crisply trimmed The ultimate bayfront -home. 4 & Maid's Prime lagoon location. S.'H5.000 Leasing 2 BR, 2 + Den From $750 RON fil:l)MAN ,UWC141 I INC. 600 Newport Center Drive • 640·6500 G.......a 1002 G......a 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGMIFICEHT A nEMTIOH WATEttFROHT We are E·X·r ·A·N D· $175,000 l·N·G and are inll!rested S Br bme. Massive living in three addilional :.ales room surrounded by represenlallves-two for water. Nestled among residential sales & one trees & beaut. lndscpd for a new commercial garden w/covcrcd brick dJvlsion. Plcusl.' call for patio & deck lending t appointment. (Jean Cole your own pvt dock. Real· or Don Von Gcldern ). ty special one or a kind. COLE OF HlW,ORT Private beach & tennl. REALTORS club. Lako Forest by 675•5511 o~t-8477 __ _ G1•r.. IOOZ cn..ra1 IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • OPEN SAT. & SUM. I ·5 702 St. James Place Newport Beach Supe r b 2 story cunlilcverctl over hillside. Magnificent view of Fashion Is land. Balboa Penins ula. Balboa Bay. Balboa Pavilion and the Pacific Ocean. Pr emi um co n s tructi on throughout with custom featurei;; too numerous to l ist. You simply must inspect this m asterpiece of design . Take 15th St. East p ast Newport Ha rbor High School to St. J a mes Place. Then North to 70ZSt • .-..PIKe CALL 962-7788 KEY REALTORS yards Private patio! $63,500 Call 540.1720. MnaVerdeD~ Superbly decorated home in this prestige area of executive homes! Fully spnnklered lawns t8lldscaped to perfection I About 2300 sq. feet inside wil h a 4 bedroom. 3 bath floor plan offering versatility to the buyerl New carpels. drapes 3 pa1n1 1n rich tones and textures! Separate family game room. format dining. A k1lchen that mom 1s sure to love! Covered palio -+ an assumable loan lop this fa.ntastlc home, now on lhe marker• S79,500. 540.1720. Owner Sacrific•! Must .olve JJP this very a1tract1ve 4 bedroom home! Freshly painted in & oul! Buill·ln vacuum sysrem thruoot. carpets, drapes. new bu1lt.Jns. Lots of decorator wallpaper and rich wood pan eling. Separate family room. hearty. PV stone lireptace warms the living Quar1ers. Pr1va1e masler relreat Wllh il's own bath. 0tn1ng area. Large covered patio for outdoor summer fun• ISi lime advertised! S55,500. Call 540-1720 Eashld• Early American! Super neal home with the stylish design of Early American! Plenty of room for your trailer or boat. crisply man1cur0d yards surrounding a canopy pa110 veranda. lnS1de has 3 bedrooms, · tlAi baths Candlelight dining room + chef s dehghl kitchen Sepatale fatntly room, living room 3 d1n1ng room all have their own hreplacesl Top Quahly carpets and drapes, CllOPping t>lock in kllchon pantry! s 76, 950. CAii 5-t0· 1720 In ''Th• Wiiiows"! Fantastic Irvine home m charming area of fine nomos1 Sprinklers & coverod patio surrounded by neatly trimmed yards for EZ care. Comlortablo lloor plan inside has 3 bedrooms. 2 full balhs EoHn k1lchen. log-sized fireplace 1n tho formal hv1ng quartGfs. Deluxe bu1IHns in the kitchen, real wood cabinets. Carpets. drapes oll llko new' Only 5 years oldl $57.000. Call 540.1 720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL RERlTORS~ .......... Gr RELO --SerYiftCJ 7000 Cities Thruout The United States AllHrice'1 ......... HoMt 1..-C ny _, 1 I I \ ' ...... ,,...S4111t IHo.ff,.,.W. "-'"JerWI , ...... ,_We .._.,.,.,.WI su¥ex,August8, 1976 DAILY PILOT Q ................................................................................................................... CH.rd 1001• ... ,.. 1ooz •••r• 1002e ... ,.. • 1002 .... ,.. 1002 K..MsfWWt ...__.,_w. .................. !!!~!!~::~~ .......... !~~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMlS..OPe. 1-S TWt Aft,,__ UNIQUE OH AMIGOS WA y -spacious ('Ondo. 4 bdrms. view. only ~.000. See .Hijrb Collin'\ at in.83.s Amigos Way. UNIQUE OM THI PB41HSULA -For LEASE ·-2 units. The 3 bdrm·2 bath will lease for $600/mo .. the 2 bdrm· 2ba., for $550/mo .. both yearly. See Marilyn Shuff at514 West Bay UHJQUE IM GIEBelOOtC -Beaut! 5 bdrms, loft. perfect cond .. $84.000. See Nancy Newcomb at 958 Begonia. Costa Mesa. UNIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES -3 bedroom , fab view.· top quality thru out, sec Carol Wi lkinson or Marlene Reed a t 220 Port Carlisle, bring $116.900. UNIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Deep lot. pool and jacuzzi, 4 Bedroom r anch style. 5126.900. See Helen Stanley at 2006 Port Cardiff. UHl9UE IH IROADMOOlt -Back$ to green belt. s ides lo park, 4 Bedrooms plus boys' den. split. $154,500. See Barb Hutchm~s at 2500 Wavecrest. UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Split level. 4 Bedroom. scduded, interesting lot. S99.500. See Phil Handleman al 1870 WrenC1rclc, bri ng S~,500. UNIQUE IH MESA VBDE -OH WOW! 4 Bedroom spht level. pool. Jacuzzi and water s lid<'. gotta <.: 1t . .J ackie Han· dleman at 2702 Cardinal UNIQUE IH MESA VBtDE -Hidden two. story. pool. heautiful condition. ~.900. View it al 2018 Baltra. talk to Barbara Orahood UNIQUE IH llG CAHYOH -SpnC'ious 3 Bedroom. R t.>).(<'ll<'Y. fairway location. vacant. $255.000. See \l(.lrg1lenc Hull at 81 Royal St. Gcor~c U,_..l()UI: ll()Ml:S REALTORS' 1111 Nlr[SI PCOPI t .6£1 LINC) I If( N(A r£Sf HOMtS CORONA OE L MAR. 675·6000 MESA VERDE. 540.5990 • CALL US FOR A WISE HOME INVESTOR 11 's .t l bdrm or 3 & convert. den. tucked. away on a quiet cul de sac, bordering <irea of new home develop· ment. Ocean breezes, bike trciils, good schools. Present owner recently spent S.5.000 for muny cxlrns. A good buy for S(l? .800. Come sce this up & coming area in Costa M c:,a. Open Sun. 2·5 OLD~ O,,OltTUNITY JN THI ILUFFS Back Day view from a front row Trina model. 3 Bdr ms .. 21.!? baths. decorated in gold tones .. J usl a little extra de· <'Oratin~ will t urn it into a heauty! Reduced to $tl2.500 YOR Lf<~J\SF.: Wntt>r ''h:w vnd unit Trina. Ill Thl' Dluft's. Country kitchen : immnc. coml Super loc11t1on on quiet <:ul dl· sac·. S700 Mu. C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTllUff C&ITEI •~et 1ooz'G..,... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 110' OCIAM VIEW in SHORICl.IFFS Wlftdows to th W.-ict 9ld W. .t ..... to talc• .......... of ........ ..,.._ PJtcJN.d cftllltp ....... 1.-p U•"'9 ,,._ &p.<Wly 1p41elom 6 led. ......... f..tcnffc M•tar Wt.-'• pri•• bak.,, W .. W • C•Yill ............. Aeaible Mier wll tailor"-fllll•clllg to ........... fMd ...,... ....... c .. to cheat ttt. .,..._ ..,. yo. c• '-1 .............................. ~ -.aeszs4.soo. I DUC•S. DICI I PllYAll llACH PLUS ""WIOI OP84 SPACIS" .. HIWPOIT SHOllS. A 4llMlty -.. .... "' 1L I ..... w....-. ......... _ ... ,,.. ...., • ...,. Oili ......... toc... _., ,... .... ~ $121.710. Opae 5-dq I .s. 'I' 'f"-'\ ~1111~ Hl 1111 ,, I\' \\ldlt'I .. flt'<'f tht-"'alt'r .. W~ ~hvw by bo.lt dnd C,\1 WATERFRONT HOMES ~b3J w (O..l '>I HllJl1~1 cJV Nlwpon 6'·~h (7J4Jb311400 ' G ... r.t 100 WELCOME AIOAID NED! LIVlGaUT MAllSS$ COSTAMISA IOOZ C51•r• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . DUPLEX ~o • 2 bc-droom units ~asts1dt Costa M~!>a + + + ne.dble ftnanC'm~ + + + garages for earb unit. Coiy house plu~ newtr apartmeu1. &Q, h ha~ secluded ynd fu1 pnvacy All for ~.ooo. Call for mun• intorm:i.· lion 646-Tl7l O.IN '" 9." '/UN IO~I IV'(I . QUIET PICTtlESQUE VIEW TURilEROCK BROADMOOR, Pl.AN I Fcaturln~ pror lncl'>cpd yrd & atrium w/sprinklers. This almost like new home has 3 bdrms. fam rm. dln r m, hv rm & frpk·. One 'ldrm has heen <' o n v e r t e d t o p ·1 n c I c d d e n w /ceiling·high bookcases. i Ned Loomis .• joining Harbor Realty i s a native Californian. h a ving a ttended Whittier High School and Long Beach State College. He served in the U.S. Army, then becam e co-founder of Cal-Glass tor Research. Inc. or Cos ta Mesa, in 1962. As Account Executive with Dean Witter & Co. s tock bro'lterage tirm, Ned advised portfolio acCOlmts until 19'72. · His past four years were spent developin g condominiums in Sun Valley. Ida ho. He recently became a bachelor father of an infant son. Taylor James. With Harbor Realty, Loomis will specialize in investment properties and Newport area home sales. lti.1111 LOWEST PlfCE IMTHITRACT r otentlally beautiful C3mily h ome. All hardwood floors. Stone fireplace. Darkroom. Covered patio. Many ex· tras. Needs some im· agination a nd work. ~~f~~13~1l. Hurry .• 1,620dsq. ft. or easy ~ivJng w/g~s BBQ, "",.,,<>·llHIJ'ltoer,.iei• gar oor opener & view that will make Ila. I ' it fun to get up in the mornings. can ~ lftftlf;t ~t~~~~ ~r f~.~.e ~fu~~i~ ~~ft°%~ ..-:::= _,,.., ==--possession any time. 6141 SIHIA Bargain Hunters IUHA (Las t Unit> $91.500. Will consider offer. IY ow.a~ tll-256'. -Speculators . G, .. ,., 1002'Gt1Mt-.. 1002 673-4400 1002 Income property 4 umts C t u '2 •. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OS a , .. esa. or 3 Bedroom. Outsta nding value at only $81,500. As· sumable FHA loan. Hurry. call us at 541HlS1. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS -----UPGRADIED {J.te /Jarrell Reaft'I pre~enfj DREAM OF A LIFETIME .............................................. MESA DR MAR Prestidge area. Lots or custom features in this 4 be droom "CREAM PUFF". Would you believe a l S' laundry room ? + party time FAMILY ROOM with WET BAR. Custom light· ing. Sulit in speakers are some or the many de· tails. How about tea ho use + go ldCish stream!! llurry to see California ran ch style home centered on over 3 acres overlooking Upper Newport Bay. This 4 bedroom home is encircled by lus h gardens, large pool and separate entertainment center. LIDO ISLE MEW LISTIMG PltlCID TO SB.&.! • MOtlD IAYHOMT -4 bdrm, game room, slip for 50 ft. boat .... $270,000. · Fantastic view of water sanctuary a nd sur rounding areas. Plenty of room for tennis court. horses-•• • MUI IUCH CWI -4 bdrm & 3 baths, flexible floor plan. Move·in cond .....................•••. SI 29 ,500. complet e privacy' Call for further details. llrittingfum Ruttg call :;46·2313 · CWN 1119 • II S AJNT08EN<CI • RWT~; 333' Vio Lido, N.I. 675.0121 l•:Dllld I IOOZGHtr.e COSTA MESA AREA LOVB.Y coll• LOT Prime area close to South Coast Plaza & Schools. Pride of ownership family home. 3 Large bdnm ck family room. N /of Baker; E /of Fairview. 936 -YauJarino, Costa Mesa. 646-7711. SIDlM Plenty of room & privacy provided in t~is s pacious family home. Quiel dead.end street, safe for litUe feet. One of our best r esidential a reas. N /of Baker, E/of Baab St. 952 Paularino, Costa ltfesa. 646-7711 . % STOIY llAUTY OHL Y ·$77,950 . This elegant ex~uUve home has the charm of heavy shake, high vaulted ceilingi formal dining room & arge famllY room with stone fireplace. Jmt introduced to the market. 10022 El Capitan, H.B. East of Brookhurat & North of Atlanta.~ GOLll CORSI ISTATI Gor geous 5 bdrm Mesa Verde home, large family room with wet bar, 3 ba, 3 car garage & a forever view of lush green golf c ourse, 1831 Tanager. C.M. Sooth or Adams & West of Harbor. ~l SHAD •OO.IMllTY Lovely upgraded plan 400. 4 large bdrms 2 ba, ·ramily room, iots of walnut panellng & d ecorator. papers. On huge Jot in Mesa del Mar. 2163 Cibola. C.M. 5'5-N91 ,..._ 'l-.u-&wt.·: ........ -. 'IOMDVll . ... IOOZ GeMr .. WISTCUFf AIEA Sharp 4 Bdrm, 2 Ba home in popular Eastside. aose to shopping, schoo!s & bike ride lo beach. Come "home & rela.x in jacuzzi. $66,000. 460 Shady Dr., C.M., North of 17th & West of lrvilleJ 545-~ ld4GYOUllOAn .F'irst time on the market. 40 Foot PIER goes with this elaborate ck spacious beach condominium. 3 Bdrms . 3 bath s & magnificent Palos Verdes fireplace. N /of Newport Blvd., W /Coast Hwy. near Howard's Restaurant. 4461 West Coast Hwy, Newport. Beach. 646-TllL MIWPOIT HlllllB on huge lot with excellent VIEW from big picture windows. 3 Spacious bdrms, 2 tlled baths & t errific sundeck. W /of Dover off Cliff .Drive. 212 Kings Place . Newport Beach. 646-7711. IACX IAY MAMSIOM Superb VIP offering just introduced to the marked. Tremendous sq. footage, 4 bdrm. 3 ba. fam·rm AND dining rm. W /Irvine Bl off Santa Isabel 24.15 Tustin A~ 646-7711. OCUNVIEW Truly luxury li vi ng. Spacious tri·level condo with every extra imaginable. Excellent location with view of bay & ocean. W/off Superior on Ticonderoga. #1 Tribute Court, Newport Crest, Newport "lJeach. 646-77lL llGCAMYOM Absolute ly s uperb VIP m ansion located on 18th fairway with 4 spacious bdrms, 4 baths, formal diniDg room. lar ge pool &.' expansive, beautifully maintained garden areas. You OWN the land. Big Canyon Dr to Royale St. George. t8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon , Newport Beach. 646·7711. THllLUADS This popular "X Plan" h as 3 large bdrms, 3 baths, formal dining room, gourmet kitchen & builtin BBQ. Brand new o n the market. Off/Eastbturr Dr on Villa del Oro. 431 Vista Suerta, Newport Beach. 646-7711 . MIMtRANCH Located 1n sought aner Back Bay area. Large A·l 7.<med parcel with fixer upper house le swlrruning pool as a bonus. Off/Santa Ana Ave on Orchard. 20271 Kline, Santa Ana Hts. 646·7711. YOUI MIAllST WAl.Dt a·UI OfflCI rs "OPBf l :JO A.M. TO l :lO r .M. .... , ......... '7141"74111 ~-.._. •••• 17141 t6W7', C7141116-7011 • ..., ..... ,f1141'46-1714.f7141t"-U71 Cellil ............... C714114M4tt, 1714tl~ ..._.....,_., .. m.,. ........ ....,... .... .. .... 11141 ........ 11141 M6-77t' :sm.Am _. ......... C714U41 llU . • * * OPEN HOUSES 2·5 * * 73Acucia Tree 3 BR .• Fam. Rm. 11 Lochmoor Lnnc 6 BR., Fam. Rm. 6 Rue Villars 3 BR., Fam. Rm. 1200Key West • 8R., Jf~am. Rm. lPinehun;t 4 BR., Fam. Rm. $89,oOO Univ. Park &iso.ooo Big Canyon $298,000 Bl@Canyoo $137,500 I larbor Vu Hills $285,000 Big Canyon 9UALITY UNSUIPAS5m Big Canyon custom built, decorated' & landscaped 4 bedroom home. Every detail is pen ection. Lanai, library. f amiJy room, con versa • tional cente r. few or many features. $285,000. UNIYRSITY PAI.IC NEW LISTING! Popular Stanford plan with 3 b edrooms & fa mily ·room. Best ViJlage 3 location -on the park. A great family locaUon for $89,000. STEPS TO OCIAM Nicely maintained & well located is this 3 bedroom & 2 bedroom duplex. It's ready for owner occupancy. Full price just $139 ,500. Terms. MIW IM HAllOI VllW HIU.S Private courtyard entry with bubbl· ing fountain leads to this fresh four bedroom in a setting or mature trees &shrubbery. Offered at$137,500tee: ILUffS CARRIE UNSTYU Spacious Y-Plan on open greenbelt, 3 bedrooms, 2'1'.t batM. Participate in amenities or t he area in highly up- graded home. You own the land. Submit. $95,000. IOATS trlA Y VllW Secluded custom duplex. enter· tainer's paradise. Atrium entry, rare design & construction. A tri· level & a p.enthouse. Spacious 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, separa te workshop, oversize lot & parking areas. Great units or live in one yourseU. $245,000. SUPHI LOCATIOM Big Canyon 4 bedroom, 41h bath, family room' Deane Versailles, new on m arket. Priced to sell. Highly up. graded kitchen. Golf course views from most rooms. $24f,OOO. EMHALD IA Y-OCIAN SIDE Four bedroom, three bath beach home <North beach ). Cedar panel- ing family room, beamed ceilings, built-in b.b.q. $157,500. HARIOll VIEW HOMES POOL & JACUDI Adult occupied four bedroom Harbor View home. Walking dis· tance to Newport schools, quiet cor· ner lot. A ~ust to see for $135,000. . • " • .. ' ·1 I . . • . SPICTACULAI VIEW Outstanding view home w /entire harbor spread before you. Two bedrooms, plus separate & private studio oc gueat-4uarters Pool.---..~• $275,000. . DEAMl"S IEST Beautiful 5 bedroom Kensington model on ftOrner cul-de-sac w/extra side yard. Superbly landscaped and upgraded. Many custom changes. One of a kind at $13.S,OOO with land. lMPllSSIYI llG CANYON Versailles with outstanding views of golf course, Newport Center plus ocean & sunsets. This 4 bedroom, family r oom , 4 bath home is air con· ditioned & has extens ive improve·· ments. $213,000. HAllOlt · V11W HOMIS Just put this home on the market. We know this 4 bedroom. 2 bath home on a quiet street will save you time fn looking for your next bome. $113,500. MIW OFHlfMG-IPYGLASS Breathtaking view. 4 bedroom, 8 baths, d ecorated w /care & taste. Dutch doors. f·rench doorR, you na me lt. This is SJ~cial. Asking $195,000. llG CAMYOtt Traditional elegance & modern con· venience e "emplify this custom country French manor that was de- signed to handle art treasures, anti· ques & a g rowing family. Brochure in office. $450.000 fee. MT LIS1'ID-WIS1CLI Three bedroom. 2 bath, solarium, w /outstanding den. Best WestcliU location. Near school, park & shop- ping. Lovely low maintenance landscaping. $106,000. A CCllDWaL IAHIR CO • 644-1766 I (f D~ILY PILOT Su,,day Augus1 8. 1976 ~!.~~~.~~ ....... ,~!.~.~.~ ..... ~.~.~ ....... ,~.~.~ ....... ~!.~.~ ....... !~.~~ ..... .. ..._..._.W. .._..,...We t:•ForW. Gt•r• lOOJCh•r• ltoJ ., .. ,.. IOOZ•••r.. 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Ro~rciotduplct.11<·ic Prtth.-8drms . eu. with own bath, family rm. l&.&H'fSS SPIC&AUSTS ffOtl IZ YIAIS $61 000 ol wroc:ratiip. 3 lw•lroorn Uke new 4 bdrm., tamHy rm .. den. J + formal dlning rm. 3 Car gar. could ILUPfS Co.eol ~ SAU ' 3 balh OWl\i'N unll Wllh baths . Ramp & float. 5279,000. provide 8 4th bdrm. $215 000 open pallo. St-cond u1tll '" • ~v~lt~ ':',!!..':°:~n2tJ~·~·~h />.. I () I Sl04 11¥8. UDO SANDS F un Jovin '. ~un trnm•t'ulate eondtlwn ol.1nda J:J{e lovin'. 3 bdrm. home with secluded f1rtplnc~11 1n hoth u1111~ patio (or e njoyment of your own ~lul Cl~tA·,~~. ePlrci~~··~~ ClhUSl0tn .6500t SlQ3.4ft.Fwlate{rfrOlOlbOme.otnb jacu zzi. Hig h beamed Ceiling in• "N ... e poiu · · ron ase wi s pacious liv. rm. Owner moving out of ,:t,~t~'. cealn~~~t1~~111Y magn ificent vie w of boats & harbor. slate, quick Possession! S72.000. Now ~.,,,.q."''"'"""·, Slip for lar~e boats. Remodeling has leaseholdcanbcputchas ed!Seeus ror [~ I been startcd·fin ish itto yourowntaste. d .1 '<-" lflfdl}t />. j tt ~ et::~, MIWPORT OCIAMNOMT ol..ido J~l• Newly offered duplex: 3 bdrms. each. JUST LISTED New. under construction, contempor. Large split-level : prime rental \<><:. Ulutrs "I'.:'" l'lan Condo Cape Cod, 4.5 BR. 4 ' 2 BA .• pier sHp. Sl6S.OOO. Good lax shelter 3BR ,. fu m rm, 211't>:1. $360,000. ~110 Ml fl Absolulcl} 1>e,11uuru1 • , l'J,:;oo CO.\ST l'HOl'i':R'rri--:s t.il·>t lO SPANISH ESTATE $42,900 ·'I• ACH 'ul·de·sa1: shelle r 11r1\·a te rourt y 11rd s! Spun1sh m arble t•n1ry tends adob e wall'I! 'fo'iesta dininit room hi· • Ille'! Cantinu k1t1:hc n! VauJll>CI ceilings acccn · $paolsh archwa)'s und 1/.ec l u d c d sl ult y! · ~parule family room. i\ '.J·bcdroom Casa on hu.:e 1_. a cr e Won 't lasl Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR J.l l fl u y,.d •· D1 •· '• 8 f,'~ l'lt>' 2 IEDIOOM 508 J as m ine . CoronadelMar 640·1840 Sat/Sun 12·5 #14 Rana (San J oaquin Hills) Irvine 544·9411 $79,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 DAVIDSON REALTY • ..... ' 1 t I.,., , • • ' f ... 4 ' : (:J -; ~) r , "···~.· , , r\ .. ~ •,,, t>1"'.) (JObl 1 . ILUHS IA Y V1IW Ttp-top location! One of a kind . original "Bluffs, end unit . Beautiful Trina with gorgeous water & greenbelt vlcw. 3 Bdrms., 2~ ba. Rare 2-unit bldg. Open for your inspection Sun. 1·5. 430 VIRta Grande. $127,500 • ILUFPS LIASIS • 3 Bdrm. & family rm. ~75 May view loc. $600To $675 EASTBLUFF REAL TY ........ Sbt,. .. I c.hl' Profeu. ..... Wte 206 "'" ... .._. ........ -DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~ c.. w •.F"ftll •• ( • .. 2·5878) °"' Cillll ..,_ ,-,_ • Wllh • W... M -,_.. 0.-...,_ weekcllll tr,\ .1nr offl•r. 7·60!0 1881 Glenneyre, Laguna Beach 494-8086 S99,500 Sun 1·5 1752 P laza del Norte. Bal P enin. 675·2225 Sun 1·5 DIRECTORY ---.. LEISURE LIVING .. Eo1t Side C .M . ti $66,000 . ~ult Condo of Tradl· ~al quality & design tw 2 Br. &2 Ba. frplc. fine rabmelry. bllns . c pts, tlrps. Ii: ,.-;ardcn patio, dbl · :Jul0mu11c garage Part , 4>f th•: !!ccluded Ci\P ASSOC w 1>001 cabana. "·fully equipJ>t'd rlbhse. In· rludmg frplc1>. kit, put• -ting green & abundan\ gardens . 204ti Tus\1 l\ve <:it Glum·t•ster l Owner movini: & anx 1ous. Stop by or enll JOH. G. THOMPSON REALTOR 642-7860 S IR·S49,SOOI ASSUME $274 MO. 61/2% U•·VACAHT It 's true! Five be<lrooins on qwcl cul-de-sac lot. E xlr& lar11e yard + • children's playhouse N new loan co<1l s on o~ umpllon or ill>'• V lmin: S2Nrmo p:t)'S all! • Callfast-752·1700 0'1"1hl9•tf\1 t"J'""ti ~1 ,. ·.~IH~ll " ~ Colt.cae Park Open OoHy l • S 220 Walle Fore1t '" fkodroom. 2 bath Lari:c ,. family rm. Cplc , bllns. t1reot, place lo 11ntertaln. Have appraisal by lender f9r hew buyer . '46·!928. eves 549· 1532 HIWHOMIS AT $57,900 Only .i lefl l"ormal Ulc cnlril's Choose you r ••l •rlH'l Used h r 1c k • ftr1•pltu·t•11 Vaull<'<l ec1I· 1n~s. AMil-'M in\en·om .. Hui~ master sullei.. Two 11nd threl' hc•d rnoms O\•erslicd (laroJth Con· r re l c drives Shake roofs. Room for It V '111tk· • \nj.t. Localed in hc11rl ol HWltln1:t<ln llcn<-ll t'oll · now 842·2~5 ()t1f,j J,. 0 •If\ f t., ;1 • I !~IRMI WANTED Oft BNl room honll' In 'lunl'g. Beech. Fln Vly, Wu tmnstcr or Cor· , rjt~ ... To S75,000. ror son ,Jose ftimlly. 125.000. ' C1111h down. Po11se1111lon 10ct. 1 8roker. Offrrin11' \.-t•ICOm<'. , , , HAL PIHCHlH R 1-;A 1:rotts ~ ~i27 •: Co.1,l ll"' 675-0'2 CUSTOM 111 ACREHTATE 1.,., 3 IDIM IAMCH ~ , S56,000 Tr1.'t' I mt'nht nt'etl e n· · •trance. L.r1tc ra m lly .• '•l:r.ed living room with 'Wall of glass. View ot '~owling ~roundt1 1'nd .. ,rruh orchard. Country t • tiitchen massh•e stont u -tlreplacc. Dlninlol room .< \fas peg~cd wooden noor. ' 5 e parul11 wing to r .. sccludrd m11,L,•r iiuitt• •nd children's Quarlt'rs, •'Hurry! f irst tn 11r1• .:ct~ this 1111iq11t• nnct ! 063 '71181 l Ql'IN l1'1/•llH'°""IOlJ'll> I dBftilil ' 1732.l P e ach..i.Uni v .P_k 1 lni 551·4941 S63,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 5 Mimos a <The T errace) Irvine 552·7500 $64 ,500 Sun. 1·5 2017 Maple. Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sun 1·3 l II Ir FAM 11.M w DIN 444 Cabrillo. Corona del Mar 640-7000 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 Palos ( Rncho San J oaq) Irv 640-5467 /752-6040 Sat/Sun 1·5 4911 Corkwood (Univ. Park ) Irvine 552·7500 SSS.995 Sat/Sun 1·5 327 Driftwood CShorecliffs) CdM 673-621-0 $115.000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 5971 Sierra Bravo, Turtlerock, Irv. 640-5357 SSS .500 Sat/Sun l ·4 12 Lupine <De erfield > lrvine 642·8135 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4372 Manzunita St. Greentree, Irv. 552·3638 566,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 47 162nd St . Newport Bch. (213) 598·8561 31~ Sunday 17202 Citron Ln <Univ P.k) Irvine SS1·303S S67,500 Sat/SUn, 10.e 1705 Orcas Dr. Costa Mesa 979.2999 SGS,000 Sat&Sun 10-4 53 Montan as Este, Irvine 640-5560 $99,000 Sun. 1·5 4<\2 Catalina Dr. Newport Heights 548-4962 SSS.000 Sun. 11·5 2275 Golden Circle, N.B. 645·3737 S69.500 Open Daily 1-6 2324 Vista Hogar (East blufO NB S69.500 Sut/Sun 1·5 PM ~21 Montanes Este. Irvine 752· 1830 $93,900 Sat & Sun 1 ·5 • 1518 Sylvia. Newport Beach 645·2464 Sat/Sun, 12·5 365 & 369 Santa Isabel. NptBch 645·6365 S97,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 723Cam eo Highlands Dr. CdM 673·118.l S9-'l.QOO.Jse bld .. S/Sl·S:30 240 Amher st. (College Prk) CM 548·1168 $65,000 Sat /Sun 12·4 2897 Cha l ea u Lane, Laguna Beach 494·8086 $92.500 Sun 1·5 • 1906 Diana Liine, Weslcliff. NO 548-3661 S94.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2159 State St., Cost<.1 Mesa 6444910 $49.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2647 Wes tminster Pl. Costa Mesa 675·5200 Sun l ·4 936 MacKe nzie, Costa Mesa 645·0303 SGS .500 Sunday 12·5 3082 Roa noke. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $59,000 Sunday 12·5 5304 River (Lido Sands> Npt. Beach 674·7575 $72,000 Sun. 1·5 t 1932 Da hlquist. Irvine 559·56R7 Lsc/Opt Sun l·.5 132 Via Trieste. Li<fo Isle. NR R.12·5200 $149.500 S11nd~1v I 5 4732 Roxbury. Irvin<• · 540·J720 $57.000 Sunday 1·5 1975 Port Dunleigh, Newport Beach 673·7601 Sun 12·5 243 Albert Place. C.M. 646·7171 478 E11thcr. Costa Mesa Sun 1·5 &16·7171 Sun J·5 l II & FAM IM w D91 •5012 Pasco Sel!ovia <Trtlrk) Irv. 833-2199 $88,500 Sat /Sun ll·S •2230 Heather Lane. Newport Beac h 642·0430 Sll6.500 Sun.12 :3015 :30 5211 Heil. Huntington Beach 968-4433 $65.000 Sun. only 1-5 1821 Port She ((ield. Harb Vu, NB , 675·3411 SU4.000 Sunday 11·3 14681 Swee tan. Irvine 673·8550 $66,500 Sun. 1·5 1066 Tulare, Mesa Woods, CM 549·8655 $96,950 Sat/Sun l·S 3273 Iowa, Mesa Verde, CM 549·8655 SS7,SOO Sat /Sun l·S 1524 Santanella. Irv Terr. CdM 644-7270 $112.500 Sat/Sun l·S •465 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa 644·7270 $78.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 6.148 Sierra Elena . Trtlrk. Irvine 833·2569 S91.soo Sat isun. 12·5 18782 SaJ?inaw Dr. IT· Rock ) Irv. R33·01Sl $85.900 Sat/Sun1·5 432 East 16th Place. Newport Beach 673·8700 Sal/Sun 1·5 3154 Limenck, (Halecresl ) CM 557-4663 $.57 .900 Sat/Sun 10·5 ..., ... ....,._....; ... ~ ........... -c•·-·· .................. w.. -·=._111.r•• •••~sal lo•• sll...,,.IM&YflllOTWIMJAM.,._ ....................... _ ........................................ ... '-"" 2213 Anaheim St .• Costa Mesa 646-3255 $.52,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4511 Camden. Cameo Shores, CdM 640-5357 $235,000 Sa t/Sun 1·6 •6232 Sierra Siena, Trtlrk. Irv. 6'0-5357 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1246 Conway, Costa Mesa S49·3139 $59,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 . •317 Bowling G reen Dr .. Costa Mesa 557-8297 Sat/Sun, All Day •20.12 Shipway < Baycr est ) N. B. 675-3000 $137 ,500 Sun. 1-S 2101 E. Balboa Blvd, Newport Beicb 675·3000 $155,000 Sun. 1·5 2312 Pt. Carlis le (HV Homes) N.B. 675·3000 $105,000 Sun .1·5 1618 Mariners Dr. (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 •8 Monte rey Cir. (Spyglass ) CdM 642-8235 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1924 Irvine (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $109,500 Sat/5un l ·S 2313 Redlands (Upper Bay) NB 642·8235 Sat /Sun t~s 218 Via Quito, Lido lsle, N. B. • 640-9900 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2915 Catalpa St. <EBluff) NB. Sat/Sun 1-6 PM 204-40th St. Ba lboa . Newport Beach 675--8163 $128,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 133 Shorec li ff s Rd. Corona del Mar 675·2311 $185,900 Sat/Sun. 1·5 •41 Kings Place, Newport Bcb 645-4516 $110.000 Sat/Sun. 1·5 18742 Via Palatino, Irvine 645·3111 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 307 Catalina (Npt. Heights) N.B. 646-4463 Sal/Sun l ·S 303 La Jolla, Nwpt Hts. Nwpt Beach 642-5200 Sl07 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 600 Michae l Pl. Newport Hts, NB 642·5200 $93,950 -s at"/Sun 1·5 435 Begonia. Corona del Mar 644-7211 Sat/Sun 1·5 3213 lowa. Costa Mesa 546·8171 $61,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2702 Cnrdinal. Mesa Verde. C.M. 546-5990 $118.000 Sat /Sun 12·4 81 Royal St. G eorge. BigCanyN.B. 675·6000 S255,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6811 Scenic Bay Lane (Seaclif() HB 536·6884 $90.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3114 Yukon, Cos ta Mesa 646· 7171 $60. ()()() 579 Pierpont. Costa Mesa Sun. 1·5 646·0303 $.59.000 Sunday 12-5 200 Via Genoa <Lido Is le> Npt. Bch. 645·7575 $21 5,000 Sun. 1·5 163 Georgeanne Pl. CM 842·2561 S62.000 Sun. I 5 IAA45 Via J>ula lino ITH Jl1lls >Ir v. 552·7500 SI 14 .500 Sun 1·5 26 Balboa Coves, NC'WJ>ort Heh 673-5308 $165,000 Sun 12·5 4881 Rain Tr<'e l~nnc, lrvjne 968·3331 $108,000 Sunday 1·5 208 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 16 Penny Pines !Deerfield ) lrvine 752-1414 Sun . 1·5 2200 Port Carlis le. Harbor View 675·6000 Sll6,900 Sun 1·5 1851 Port T ifrin . N l'l 645·2117 $103.000 4 IB>ltOOM ~un 1·5 709 Caml'o Hi,:thlands Or. Cent. 675-3660 S108.000 Sat&Sun l2·S • 1995 Port Nelson Pl ONH > NB 644·2567 S~t/SUn 10·6 PM 415Collo n <NewportShores)N.B. 548-1290 S78,500 Sun.1 :30-4 :30 2785 Albatross. <Mesa Verde) CM 549-3162 S87 .500 Sat/Sun 1.s ••701 Bays ide. Newport Beach 675-6900 Sun 10·4 • 1768 Pitcairn <Mesa Verde) CM 545.5335 DailY-12·5 PM 1636 Eleanor L an e. Laguna Beach 494 ·8086 $187.500 Sun 1-5 2219 Channel. Bal. Penins ula 644-6200 Sat /Sun l ·5 tt835 Amigo~ #5. Bluffs. N.8 . 675·6000 S69,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 1103 Valley Circle. Costa Mesa 640-0020 $67 .800 Sun 2-5 • •443Canal, Newport Beach 631-1400 $128,750 Sunday 1·5 29701 Ivy Glen. Laguna Niguel 497-1744 $120,000 Sun.12·4 1062 Tulare, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $78,750 Sunday 1·5 4 II & FAM RM w DIM 25131 Mawson Dr .• Laguna Hills 581-4599 $79,900 Sat/Sun, 1·5 1417 Mariners Dr, Newport Beach 645-8024 S92,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 259 Brentwood, Costa Mesa 642·6368 $71,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••34 Balboa Coves <Bal Cv) N .B. 673-3663 $179,500 Sun. 1·5 •1830 Port Abbey Pl., lMI, N.B. 556-1382 Sat/Sun 12·6 337 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 494-2488 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1730 Port M anlelgh Cir, Nwpt Bch 6U OCM6 Sat!Swa. 12-7 PM 18742VI• Verona (T.Roclr) Irvine 552-7000 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1..c 18752 Via Palatino. lrvioe 752·7315 $157,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••657 Bayside Dr (Prom. Bay) N.B. 675·6161 $279,000 Sun. 1·5 281l Baysbore Dr. Newport Beach S48-05M $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2318 Port Lerwick (IM{) NB 640-6429 $107,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1400 Santanella, Corona del Mar 640-7000 $123,500 Sun. 1·5 •5922 Sierra Siena <T.R.) Irvine 831-3050 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •272 Brentwood, (Eastside) CM ,548·1168 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 602 W. Alpine, of( MacArthur, SA 646-3255 $63,500 Sunday l ·S ...9830~aw1e.t Circle, Fountain_Valley · 640·9900 $94,750 Sun 1·5 •9 Point Sur (Spyglass> CdM 675-3000 $189,700 Sal/Sun 1·5 43Cambria (Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 Sal/Sun 1 ·S 53 Cambria (Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 l2Cheuyliills (BigCanyon)NB 644-6200 $365,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2206 Windwa rd (Upper Bay) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun l ·5 •12S1Santiago (Baycrcst) N.8 . 642·8235 $137 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20291 Adrian Circ .. Hunt'g Beach 646-7414 Sat/Sun 2·5 •#1 Hamps h ire Court, N.B. 548·2.573 $335,000 Sun, 1·5 •2006 Port Cardirr. llrb Vu N.B. G75·6000 $126.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1870 Wren Circle, Mesa Verde, C.M. S46·5990 $99.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 19431 Sierra Raton CT.Rock) Irvine 644·1766 $94,000 Sun. 1·5 1506 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $239,500 Sun. 1·5 3081 Gibralter A vc. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $68,900 Sunday 10·4 943Cedar , Costa Mesa 645-0303 $.SS .000 Sunday 12·4 • •319 Morning St ar. D Shr~. NB 642·5200 S325.000 Sunday 1·5 1818 Pendleton , Sant3 l\na 540·1720 $55.500 Sunday 1·5 • •97 Linda Isle, ND 642·8235 $250.000 Sun. I 5 t356Galaxy Or. !Dover Shore.'1 ) NB 642·8235 Sun. J-5 2471 Bayshorc Dr. (BaY'\hOres) NB 642·8235 $179,500 Sun. l·S 2500 Wavecrest. Broadmoor. CdM 675-6000 $154,500 Sun l·S •2018 Baltra, Mesa Verde, C.M. 546-5990 $99,900 Sun 1 ·5 25072 Wilkes, Laguna Hills 494-8057 $98,900 Sunday 12·4 4 llDIOOM + 4MllST HOUSE 445 E. 20th. Costa Mesa S.18· 7729 Sl95.000 s llDIO:OM Sunday L·S •433 Jsabella. <Corona Hld:s > CdM 675-3000 $255,000 Sun. l ·S BAY VIEW PLUS INCOME Beautiful. completely r cnlodcled home with separate incomo unit. on ·a huge R ·2 corner lot, overlooking the bay a nd oceun . , OPEN HOUSE SAT./SUM. I 1·6 20 I I KINGS IOAD, N.I. NEW DUPLEX Close to btty with some ocean view. Beauti!ul carpeting, drapes. builtins, fireplace. etc. $120.00(), JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 .Newport llYCI. conter 30th ••3 Linda Isle Dr .• Linda Isle 631·1809 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 S II & FAM 11.M .,. DIN 1600 Sea Bell Circle. CdM 644·0253 $275,000 Sat/Sunday 1905Lanai, Mesa Verde. C.M. 557·0617 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 702St. James Place. Newport Beach 962·7788 $240,000 Sat/Sun J-5 3792 Clarem ont, Culverdale, Irvine 552-4994 $79,950 Sat/Sun aJl day 'llf1623 Antigua-Wy (Dover Shrs-) NB 646·0416 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20102 Swansea, Huntington Beach 640-5345 $79,500 Sat/Sun. 12·5 273SSan Juan Lane, Costa Mesa 557-3670 $72,500 Sat/Sun, ll-4 #52 Royal St. George, NB 673-1181 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 •17 Royal St. G eorge. Big Cyn., NB 640.6161 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••2500 Bays bore Dr. CBaysh.rs) NB 642~8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2607 Buyoa St. <EBlu!f) NB. . Sat/Sun 1-6 PM •941 Azaela. Costa Mesa 548·9607 $89.000 Sun 1·5 2200 Lk Pk La cor 23rd. Bek Bay 642-5200 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1623Antig ua Wy <DoverShrs) NB 64S.0416 $185.000 Sun 1·5 ••525 Via Lido Souci (Lido 11 ) NB 642·8235 $555,000 Sun. 1·5 958 Begonia, Greenbrook. C.M. 546-5990 $84. 000 Sun 1 ·5 6 U & FAM RM w 0 .. 212 Evening Canyon Rd, CdM 631·1400 $254,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 l.226Polaris . DoverShores. NB 646·3255 Sunday 1 ·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 30341 Via Corona, Laguna Niguel . 495-6418 $.56,000 Sat/Sun 11·4 1184 Rutla nd #2 <Westcli(() N.B. 645·2411 $60,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1256 Rutland #5, Newport Bch. 675·4392 $65,000 Sun l·S · JS Seaside Circle, Seawlnd Condo 631-1800 $62,500 Sun l·S rol&rustin Ave. C:M. 642-7860 Sat & Sun l·t. 2 Seaside Circle. Seawind Condo 631·1800 $62,500 Sun 1·5 2 II & FAM RM w DIM #1 Riptide Court. Newport Beach 646·4727 $.55,950 Sat/Sun, 1·5 #10 Rue Gr an d VaJJee. Big' Cyn 644-4910 $159,000 Sun 1·5:30 l IEDIOOM 2147 Vist a Laredo (Early Bluffs) NB 644·0134 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2612 Vista Del Oro. "Bluff,;" 631-1800 $73,500 Sun 1·5 520 Cancha <The Bluffs) Npt Beach 644·4910 Sl14.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •4421 W. CM st Jlwy. N.B. ' 675·5511 SI00,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 426 Vista Parada (Bluffs ) N.B. 640·0020 S92,500 Sun. 1·'1 430 Vista Grnnde <Bluffs ) N.n . 644·1133 $127,5-00 Sun. 1·5 HOME & INCOME 2011 Kings Rd. <Cllffh,vcn ) N. B. 675·6670 Sat/Sun 1 l·fl TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l llOIOOM 398 Calle Borre~o <Mira Costu ) SC 496-7139 Sol/Sunday J.j DUPLEXES FOR SALE l •• & 2. 717 Jas mine Ave., Corona del Mar 644·1766 $155,000 Sun. 1·6 l U & l • 203·33rd St. Newport Beach .. 646·8811 Sll9,950 Sunday 1-5 HOUSES FOR RENT l lllHOOM 514 W. Bay. Peninsula. N.8 . 675·6000 $600/mo. ... SUn l ·S l ~ ,_. W. .._...,_.Wt ...... ,_. Wf , ...... ,_.We ....... ,_We , ........ Fer Stfe Sunday. ~uaust 8, 1918 OAILV PILOf C$ ................•••... . ........................................................................................... ·····················•· ~ ;-,. ~ ~.~~!:' ... !!.~Z ....... ~~!:' ••• !!.~ ....... ~ ....... !!.z.~~~ ....... !!.~~ ~~~~~~.!!.~~~~~.~.~~.~~.~~ ~.~~-...... !~.~~ ....... ~.~~ .... : .. t * CHOICE HOMES * r IA 'f & OCIAN VtlWS JUST USTm A decorator's dream located adj to S.A. Country Club. Prot use ot mlrrors, waHpaper & paneling. CUslomhght fax · tures. Both ram rm & library w /coiy frplcs. Sewing rm for Mom, mini care yd for Dad. Rec rm. ln gar bwlt to code. All thb; PLUS 8.6 "k assumable loan. $78.900. JUST LISTED l"IM I 04~1M I 044 ...... IHda IO~ .............................................. •····•·····•··•·•··•••· 'AwtuJ Wnning RANCHO $AH JOAQUIN Townhm Opet! Sndey l · s 132 Ga 1nsburou1th. u11 Dlamood Sl • •\'<'ludcd. 1 Rdrm . msiin1flrl'nt w •an \ W \\ ltl'dUCt!tl "' Sl4:l.~I Custom designed with a couple in mind, SpaciQus 2 bdrm., 2 bath. lovely patio & yard. $112,500 Ml«JUelWed f ' ARTIST'S llTHAT Peilcerut. quiet Cameo Highlands, lar~e 3 bdrm., dining rm .• 2 garden rooms <or s tudl05J. Belongs to a well known art ist & h specia l ! orlN SATURDAY l·IPM. • H 11'e M•hnClrde. IOH ... w,...tt . lettv A. ...... ...... Friendly PrO\ltn<.!tal 3 bedroom home with rus tic almosphere Panel ed family url'a with fircplact>, 2 full baths. lots of used brick. spuciou~ y ard . roo m fo r bout /c ampe r . Entertain with pndt' in secluded patao with bltn BBQ. As king 565.000. CALL CINTURY JI ft.ADEi.A Ul-44U 3 BR., 21/J BATHS. EMDUMIT OPIN SUM. I ·5 U MOMTAHAS ISTI PN' 111-11ou11 h.W.U luO ~' ijUlli ll rl)• d1•1:on1t•d ;l lklrnl Ol:\'llO \'11.'14 horn,• w1h('talt:d j>tlOI. $97.000. PleyhCMIH '"Sky Fo r cn t erlQinlo,. llor,,; •ou:c oc ... un view thtu lS t\ w'11lt1 ur i lasll II u ll c p a r 1 y 11 c dt $ w /rtn•plt & \ordfl':.. .. ·om1ly room w/wN b1tr. Indoor s po. 2 malltN t-Ulll'll. Jut"\JUI tub. 8\'C • $1.35,000-F ee UMIVERSITT REALTY JOO I I. c..t HkJli•-r c ........ M_. '7J.6110 Newport c.Jw H..0111 c toM 1014 Fount.n.ve1-.y IOl4Hwdiftqtonluch 1040 OI ••• Cotto...... I 024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br z Bu. new paint. c pti.. EASTSJOt; CIUtom 4 Dr 2 •letter Th• Mew* :1 1\drm lnd:lcp'1 ; I Rr guest ap Ba. c pl1. drps, d bl One Ol4nc1· condo. J llR, l>G2.~.0ptin<1ally. • ._ .. ._.._ .... -.... _ ... ...._ .. _ .... -... ,.. ... -.... _ ... ...._ .. _ .... -... .._ ... -.... _ ... ...._._ .. ,,.-11 .. .._ ... -,.1 o ff gar. s5 7 ,500 itarage. L ge µut 1u. rorm din, lge. ~1l rum Owm•r8427iW~ G...,... 100 1411toePettlttwl• 1007 ()wn@r/Agt.631·2'111 $&'1,950. Owne r /AGL rm. 212 l>a . Delightful ---63l-2711 lndscpd putlo. BMiul J•--------•I Bdrmwithden. Ea.i.tlild -ume1Ht lei. lhruo u l NEW NIWPOIT St,fOHS 45 FT. IAYNONT CO!lta Mtsa. Agent. Ph .a UDRM. HUGE faro rm. ~.500 Roomy 4 bdrm . 2,, ba., Lo vely 48R bayfron 9ti8-l32S .Me:sa Verde home 3273 Op-.. Sot/Sun 1·5 CUSTOM HOMES bit-ins: 2 or gar l(e home wl38R apt. Pier l\l h.aouri ore C is l e r I 1173 Jade Court r Streello atrfft.hir).!tdol float. i1 and.> benc h IASTStOE OPEN SutiSun 14• or MacDonald Johni.on & 2 o r 3 B r. 2 Bath , Jmma c lllate! ;.:e,. Owoe r will (inance Cqzv 3 Dr, FR home. ullanytime.548-3209 A!>sor Be uut1ei.. Re al bnc-k •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• Brand new "Snn Luil; Rey". Premium location, nearby pool. enjoyinl! beautlful e levated vista. GQrgeous up~raded "mink" caJ.'{)eting. A truly l nvilinf! home in a pres tige <'Ommunity . OfCered al ~.000. 1 ocean. $78.SOO $250,000 . Hardwoori tloori;, lge ~ l * 7S2·6282 • frplc·i.. cathedral ce1I CAYWOOD RlALTY COAST Pl<Ol'ERTJl!:S .>ard )"' co,ercd patio. ~· ~;u#I 1ngs. bltnTV & lt>lcphont> • 541-1290 • •6735-UO• Submitu lloffers.557.000. -.e--~-~ ---------I outlet:., RU ri.o~c & lf'¥1M 104 lniM I044 --· ---Reduced' s Br. -3 btl. nr I DB&MICIC RELATY -Assume ()\'CO. force\! ttlr heallnJ,! .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A DREAM bar &.ocean. $16'1,SOO 64.S-45l6 E3sts1dc R 2 <·orner lot lom1noo:. l'e11lnjls 111 COMETRUE• J BR.3 ba .• Sl:n,ooo "·1th love~y 3 br home Jll/.20/ 0 loan . kitchen w 1 hund f1n1!>hrrt Turtlerock • Manull Rlc.y C'7S· Ml$A YilDE Nr shopping. Very ruce. i'4 /C: 1'abanelS for only 557,900 SSJ,9SO BYOWNERS6S,0003Br. ~.900.675-3835 Pay ments only $261 wh1le Lhey lust. Hills .)qst lis ted! fat ume ad·C«OftCl*'M• IOl T-Plan.qaietstreet, bar. IES VERDE be Super sharp 4 bedroom Wests1de llt>alty,ln<" u euulitur l'r~i.ide nt vertised. A real crisp •••••••••••••••••••••• gas BB~. dl'l(ttol shed,~ A • aut 1 home In choice Fountain 841·2323 Ref. 2·10 I home. 4 BDH~I . fam. ~oom 2 bath home. By Owner. 2 BR. l Ba . lawn•spmkJrs, J patios, yr old Buccola 5 Dr. 3 car Valley location. Only1---------•f rm.; on large \1cw lot. arp & dean. Full 0 Spotless See to apprec. 979.2999 gar. tns everything. 3000 562.500. many tree:;. Custom de· Jov~. Well fended ya~. 587,500. soe J asmine. sqrt. ~211.500. 75l-4930 11 ·~u A STEAL cor an~1de & out. one or Pride of ownc r s h1 640.uwo WESTSJDB bike or bike 8 ,,1 nf!.\~1 ' • EU':1 neighborhood, Slow truf. .. to beach. 3 Br. 2 car gar . Br, 2 a, 2 car gar .0••.:. ·V~Q lrvlnc·s finest homes. fie street. Juiit one mile t rees b~g Jot. only Corner lot. $49,950. 4471 =• 3 (A5 000 $149,000. OPEN TODAY to Huntington ncuch $4G,750',And/ar 4Br,tor· Sb.ieldRealty 636·5070 • .,., , • . 1·5 P .M. 181 5\ Viu 11hoppinl( ce nter and 180 De9. View oerlot-On1>'1'9.500. .M Jo" SA VER 0 E Hufttinqtonhach 1040 Ver~ deslrable loc~t1on. Pulutm<> Golden West Colh.~g('. It From SpyfJlau Hill Pilot Real Estate pi{c ESET1'ER 4 BR •••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 2 lkdroom . one bath. 2 OPEM SUH. 1-5 won'tlast!Call l:S l2·2535 v nbehevuble large S40·05SS 21 b d p' f d c:ar g arn l!C Ha11t•h 3 RH,212 Ba.Tortlero1•k °"'"1,19•11so,,.110 1<1, .. 1, 2 a. en. re erre House Lari.:c ya rd lnr S596 0aklt>y Tcrr~•C:l' . . .. . CULVllDALE fl\.AM41 Absolute!~· gnrAeous Plun 45 with nt>w up· gr ade d d1 s hwui.htr. Solariun flooring, woven woods, ceramic tile en try. Sl'Curity locks. 21~ balhs plus much, much more. A fantastic home for complete entertain· mi,:. Only S71,500 ZU . .POOL OML Y SSS. 9SO One of the bc!\l huys 11\ rDf 1iu~·11·1J entire cUl.IS.lliru!..~ Bdr(ll Sfr4-SR Mature fruit lrees Everythini: but structure Bea('h·s hesl hu}. Call ~. llH, 3 Uu Ueane Jrvme A J(·h~hlful, n .. ut T7T321. ':.r~ :r1f'rec-L.n-:-. -+~!#<..+-.~ om4•--W.LI 11...iu • • • • lodO)'. $1113.000. ·, LohForS• . Oc4'!11n view. wl'st ~r hwy. $4:1,000. \o\lllk to bo11ch. $14,900 : oceun \'IC"''. $12,SOO. rt>utly lo l>u•ltl. 2 at 39,SOO t'u. occaurront nl'ar Ah:co, $160,000 •~ntal1 3 Bdr m . 180 d egre•• vww. mas~1H' beams & 3 ,·,irport , ~1 200 /m o. lt!:l:<e 2 Bdrm . Mon:u~:h Sull\ mil, f>OOI. JUCllU I, r lul) pn,·.~Jmo 3 Bdr m , 111•o od/i;luss . ocean '11.'w, s~so .. 1 Bdrm .. rum .• steps to bea<'h ./ \'lcw, $300; 2 Bdrm .. wide ocean view, nc ur be u c h . $400; 3 Bdrm .. oceanfront, $700; 2 Bdrm., oceanfront, SG~O ; cottuae. $300; studio, Sl7S. 497-1711 f , . I pnvatc knoll overlooking cul·d e·sac toe. !luge lot Just Remodeled }Our doi:. llunl lllJ:ton ~~~ JiA'i ) ~u.'t~.;,z:1 \!,~h : I~' Easts1"de'. ~fJo~8io~~;. Yow~1~~. :::~~a:g on,e:·~ o~r.~J orPdl'he~151~4.0-3666 . •••1•= uscofbcams&rocks toti 546-5856 B~droom!I & ti bo11u!> • I Hit. 2•~ Ba. Turtlero.·~ 1~62 Swrru Chulu own poo l. heautrfulf) m11 1nt 111 n1·d lawn .i--------- • • • • wu rm naut1c11lfe11hnjl Woorl , s l uc l'o. i. h u kt! room Seller " tll hurq t""r"'l~pl~··••Rll•1111o. BACK' IN SZ!IS.000 Uy 0-A·ner roof. lush lanrli.capmg 111 OPEM SU~. I ·4 to lea' c State. Su!Jrn;t ~i h 1 tA Open Oa1l.Y ·Call Mi·0'!53 pnme area. Large Cam 2647. WHhftittder Pl. )our term~ -; -:-,·-:O.tr. YOUR BO IJ ~~~~~~!!~~!!rm & II\' rm. Sunn~ F. d r I ...., 11 ,. r breakfai.L nook. Plus .astsa e: or ease or ROBERTS REALTY ' :! lltl , :l Ua. M1•udm" 148Sl J effrc.> Rd Space 193 and 19G ,;u1H•r bl) d l·eo1 uted thnmul. ,\II th1!> 11lu:s un usi.umabl.-lnt111. Hurry on this one! 1l won 'I last.! J1,/an REAL ESTATE OR CA MPt;ll. thru._ ________ many extras. S74 .900. may lease/option. Um 84•1688 We're heretohelp! que 2·swry. 3 bdrm .. 2 .----_ ---• • • • ...00 ( •1 "''' ' ..,, ~ ~ 0 I • ' , , • "' I ~ your own l>oat gale .. en· TRtrLO Lowdownmayme nt. ba .• den, blt·ins, frpl.I~~~~~~~~~~ joy the beaol1ful patio VIEW • 645-3474 s llP er yard wit h1• Poo~Best Area OutstandinCJ with builtan brick BBQ Harbor·Channel·Ocean •'Orkshop SOS/mo. REAL CJ:tARMER 38R, 2ba. "Or"eoos Grt'· Vaulted ce lling, largo :1 HR, 2 Ra, 1'urtlero1:k 47 Bct.hany red hill .... 552·7500 •llrrounded by s pilt Oneofa kmd. be\\l'rlba • Gii W ... LIC'u• Attractwe 1mm c pre " " f I d k cedar fe ncing. Th u; 'I-"" 5ft • •• 8 • • c 1an pool ·1mm a<". IOPENSAT&SUM 1·5 game rm. p c, cc s, Costa Mesa 3-bedroom 2 new! Steps to secluded I I It I REALTY 67S·5200 st1 ge .~ome. C lassic thruout. J::xl'ellcnt urea 21 Mont hte vu; 3 bdrms., 2 ba\hi.. bath home 1, ideal for Chma Co,·~&hoµ,sk1p , :\lode! ABr.~Ba.~ldm E xcellf'nt i-chuol\ & ~ GIMS Don·tm~s th1sone!Only JUmp lo Bag Corona. W1l . MEW rm. CO\'. pnuo. JScwly bN&ollful bnl·k ,...311 111 Nr. Colver & University Siil ooo ~doorh\h•mi.t1 a nddcohnvc con!lider exchunite l o painlecl . c::i r pelcd & CronL Calv or Irvine. Brydai--·-------· n[enllo:.c Oils o n s op duplex or house m old)~~~~~~~~~~ LISTING lndsepd Priced for quh:k l=-<T'L.. It E Kt-:TWOltl\ Rc:ilty offers for sule M --puig. Only S.111.000 Hy up· Corona del Mar. S23S.OOO I~ !tale. 962.7751 presl~e 3 Ur. 2':d 1n Con-J::MERAL.D BAY. b\luut pointmentonl~. Opettlhur/Fri l·S . COUHTRYCLUI Spar kling clean two · OPEN HOUSE do. Located in the Sp11nls h s l y le hom1· 20•r....R ... LE""F LIVl ... G story 4 Bdrm on larjll' Sot&Su 15 11Jr2 Ua.2000sq fl 1m1 ltan1:ho Sun Joaquin w/spcctuculur \'1<1w11 ~ ~ "" "" " Mesa Verde lot. .Many " • fr 01:ean Kr :.chooh.. Townhous e Dcve\011 dci:ks. Very private 011 I'· .Quai~ ~L·~·~u' I~ :.>Oo \'ds Lo i:olf course. 5 extra features mcl11dm11 6162Chrlsty Dr. h IJ S7" ~,y. lfS23 CAMPU'""'~IRVINE mcnl. hordcred 1rn GoJf 1•111 de sur 4 nn. :i·~ Ha, · Pl Ur. 3 ba, ln·lcvel an love (7 141548 33SO :. opp11111. u~. "•" "'· "" ace . • attrac ti ve 1!1.1 /.1.!l>O. . l'rinc only. ()lwn llOlN ' Course . Unobstructed l11c pluy rm & l'tora1h• Prap.ertie• ~ f5V Qi' ly MESA VERDE. Scpr ;wtomnt1c hghllng ;inrl 3 Bil. 2 ba, lrg lot. can add Sul & Sun t·5PM. 21322 • PRESIDENT view of UCI camvu11 & rm. 2 frplc11. Oulst1111d1n~ MOOOUA~s.l•,:20 NacN • 67S·59l0 * ~~~·s~'~o~o;"ditnb a;·1 r! sprlnkl$81ngsystems. J umts. 12 M1 to heh. Pinetreel.n 91.ill·:lllt!I HOME new r egion11I purk kitchen & ••ourlyurtl. 6 - ---~i:li E e .. , "'"· <"dl\I breukfas l nook. Massive 7,500 S7S,OOO.Agt.846·3166. Encouru)l('S th<! finest Outst<indinll bO)' at Yrll. old. Privulc beach. CALIFORNIA '---------•I open beam Cathedral DJ tr.--tr I - ---Fabulous Home outdoor It vrng with 3 $9J.OOll. For purtkulars park. pool ~ le~nls l'rls, erilln1s .Only$llS,OOO. • rwYlll a, nc. SEACL1rfo'-3 8r&Fam1lv Dl!:ANEGJ\HOBNS scparatt'l)Ullos.onc JUSI _call752·1830 ___ By owne1. S37 ~.ooo. VILLA f'OR SAt.t: l.EASI<: 1901 LClllOi Dr 549·3162 rm. Corner lot. Super OPEN SAT/lilJN 2·!> riAhtfor a ping 1)0ng tbl. OPEN SUN 1·5 494-4129 ----....-' 4 BEDROOM OPTION -----· -cle an. !"any extras. 68t1 20291 Adrian Care This 1mmac. 4 l>drm. 2 T oro ETHl ... G HACH. POOL :I llr. 2 Ba. China (.'ov..-0,... Sat/S.. l·S $42 000 S <"e o' c Ba Y Lane · • 1Mft1AC41Ut + bath home iucl.a family 4811 RelR ree '--.,, M "" ... •,.to pi ca l e nlr) t n $175,4MIO.Lsc!S:110mo + GaskellRealty , • Own /Agt 536-6884 &.askforBellc 6'16·7414 rm.&ave ry pm.entry Exciting Deane Home •. d1tlerent! Beautiful • \ dramatic :-.unkl'n llvln~ security , .Bkr. ewr 5:>1-G6l7 COTTAGE 842·773L ••UNITEDDROKERS courtyard. 'fake this op· Univ Pk. Best. priced ocean & village view• t l'Oo m with m aje!ll1 c 642 603 ----~~~~~~~~~~ Sal Le 0 ti port.umly lo move up lo Bendemee~ Pia~ on the interesting 3 bdrm., .! cathedr;il l·c1hngs.i\lum ······ ··•· -Rure find . cO'tY 2 · c or ase p on l"iM 1044 prestigious Turllerock. market F1r!ll lime oC· balhhomcwathtileddm moth floor to ce1l111 i: OPEN HOUSE bedroom cottage with ~e~~~: ~~·c c~m~~ld~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SllS.000 fered SI08,000 Ing or fami}Y rm. Livini;: nrcplaco.> l<a1<;ecf formal ~30E6MS~!:_!l~ Augus t i -8 -9, 3 154 shake roof, s urrounded home. Newport We!>I PRESIDENT OPEN SAT/SUM 1-4 DONSELFREALT~ ~:,;e~a~c:ft1~." r.~~~~ ' <hn111)( room Gartlc11 _.._... Limerick. Super sharp 3 by tall, trees. lloncy-l ract. all bard wood 11742 Via V•ro110 !J68..33ll 675. 1 rooms open onto deck!! ; view k1t<"hcn 20' fum!I~ 3 Bdrm .• w1lb that 1urm. b e d rm. 2 bath . moonerds delighAl or JO· noors. $72,900. or best of· HOME 2 Story, 5 bedrm. 2 fplcs for maximum cnjoymtnt ~ ~ntertummcnt room with homey Cee ltng ! Lo" Fireplace. New dis h· veslors ream. ssuma· fer . By owne r. Scot ~ 2t<z ba. Cust drps, nu:el of indoor/outdoor liv1b. naturr'!I \\tndow and leJsebold.Only$89.500 washer. garbage dis p . ble l ~an , e xc ellent Realty,SJG-7533 ... in lhe hills of Irvine 552·7000 decorated.552..,.994 Short walk to be aqh. ~ ~all nf !'laM.o,·erh>0km~ OPEHSUH.1-S carpels. Refrig. Lrg . f1nancmA. ~urry, plea c S pectac ular vi e w · Sl<I0,000 terrace+ !>park Im)( 1xx>I 1400 s ... t..tla fcnl·ed yards front & re· call for details mfortable 3 BR. & ra m fantastic landscaptnJ! THE . . . ·:. . . IRVINE COVE - with Jacu1t1. Old world 4 Bdrm , lge. family rm.; ar. Lrg covered patio m Ph·. 540_3666 rm. Nice! Near Edison tropical g ardens s ur VILLAGE · · OPEN SAT/SUM. 1·5 A t r ~h arm 1s tas t e fully a beauly lo Sl.'e! A rear. By owner. prin· Higb.Extras.962-3511 rouodpuliound lighted · .. 't'.On empora Y blended with •·arefrc• elpats only. 645·3351, ·~ .::;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J fountain.fortheulllmale REALTORS 4911 CORKWOOD redwood home in this California Ii f esl y le barl(ain al $123,SOO . Wllh 557-4663 ~~~~~·t··~-"' in gracious hvmii and en· -----Just re duced $2,000. prestigious private ('Om- Sepa r a t l' w 1n l( ror laOn~~ ... S T/ U .... I 5 --4 BATHS tenainjng. Huge master CALIF.HOMES Brand new award win· m unity. 2 Ddrms., i :P""IOU" master ~111le • .-IU'lll A S " • MESA DEL !\1All Jf zjJ d n'•n" Walden plan Deane baths & convert. den. ~ .. ~ " .,, "' .... Cab · --.,_. .......... suite an separalt' 3RR 2ba, walk to schts & .. Auest quarte rs Owner 4,.,. nUo 4 BR. 2 Bu, perr. floor .....,_, h 1 w1lh 4 large bedrooms, secluded ~ues~ s uite. tennis els. Wood decks, home. This mal!nlhcenl 2 Unusually large lol with l ran s cc r r c d mu st 2 Bdrm. with lge. family plan for lge fam .• fresh .... '9 ere to he pl PLU$ a truly FORMAL 1-'ormul dinini:. family sharp hom\', priced lo bdrm., family rm. t\omc room1 for P~. or >.· )laiCnficc. Jlurr)· for this rm .. private patio. view! ulnl. decor. & carpet. • · dining room. Pl.US :1 room nd wulk in wet 11 .,68 5011 OP L'N Is wailing for you. S83,9'J5 pans on. s17s.UV\I unlque fmd.Call963·783l Sl00,500.lncl.thttand-e.a u.4..--.J>h.a.de1L fton.l M ES A DEL SJla cwus family rm bar.Ot~eramcnill~too ~~Ti!o;UN i~~.Sn iskin. CONDOMINIUM CJl'I"' 111 v. , "' ~,, , ,,,. , ., -yard. lge patio & garden. w /wet ba r and un1q ut• Across from llet-s-1,cr I """ ~ Tk k , f 1 /\ ti numerous l<> rn('nllon. ncr. AKI. 1 h 1 re .. Wa to par . rucreation MAR 1rep a c(', mo 1•rn CALL toiloy for ~111 t'X 673•7 601 Park n Nort LaA Un • l.llJ~H; I • I & Schls. Asking $59.900. mansion 2 milt's ln the 1 1 This l·lxlrm I ~la buth \I \ . JJ@_· ij~ s ubmit 11 11 o ffe r s . l'-story, ~br. 3ba. mm beach forJUStS82,!l!;O, c usivt•s inwm~. wa s ct esll!ned c. ''I . --•a,..,~ DOlfY. rN~10C.UX s .t:Hl908 or !>S7 2200 rm. s72•5 oo. Opo n 962-7771 11racinus lJvmJ:. J.a;fc I Rt.JU.1'0M \ owner Sat/Sun. 11·4. 2735 San . Price Reduced ---living rm. with Crptf. fi l2!11l7 ~c:'.:"" -·---- -JuanLnnc.557·3670. "II $2000 ~~~~~~ ..... !~.~· privalc patio, g rea t 1002•-•6•40-·7•000 ___ , -SIR-POOL --1 I 1 11 . ~ANJO/\QUINlllLTftc;; ARC HI TECTKC T . kilchen!S62'500 (JA 000 .... 1~:~~~~~~~~~ Owner Anx ious. Near p E R s o N A 1. 4i!1 ••••••••••• ••••uu•••• .,,.., ShadL'u nl11ss walls DONALD M. BIRD . 0 S S H 'C 't L t• .. ---Golf Coursl', Luxurious RESIDENCE·S~acious 4 ~ Sell idle it.-m-< "Harbor Lites" 1.1111110 l\lurvhy S<lml•ltny t•vt•rythlna >'QU httV<' will b!'loni: to thl' t•hllllf<'ll • ~ I{ they can keep up the paymcn\s. • Ther(' W O). n tronqu\H1('r h11l'k In Oranllp11's tlmo tu· mukl' yno i.h•l'I' • Olry cullt'<I II "ork. • J oi 11I f·h<•r k1n x al·coun1 · J<ometh1n11 tbo t ullo1vi. our Sp(lll~e to ht•nl ~ n11 tn rh(' dru". ~ fnnl\ltOfl: m ini f11(1n('~ • fellow we know is so conceited. he j11ln1'<.1 the Na,·y so the world could sec him. • ............... leelty Ir'" MW MCHHMfy yH'll .. .,.. ....... • + . pen . at . un.1·5 tllfT'Y• °" as . sonht pool/Jacuu.1 ---"'-"""•~.!.:!"--Upgrades. Bed .• 3 bath, am. rm U •fef• I 327 Driftwood Lovely 3 br ho me on garden dminl!. 3 car11ar. ShorccbHs shady lrec·lincd street OPEN SUN 1.s , l·---------ieeaut. Nt:W Univ Park OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 hom e 1 n c I u d c s ' 2 nn +den. l.i:c. \•iew La rge lot. W/rcar yard, 9-tlAzalea 'l•AcreLot + townhome. 2"br. 2 ba s79.:.1SO • fire pla i:cs, tt l raum . ~ ,, ... ,,,._ I lot Only $1 15,000 access. 645·7221 PAT CAMTIELL 3 Large bedrms, 2 baths. S72,990. 642·5957 eve S44·9411 a 'k for J iickie sauna, lofl in Bdrm .. nos N.Coou Hwy.,Lo,c>no J ones Rcaltv ~ 1-....... ~ 5 .. 1.9607 fam rm. Glenmar home. - -Archer . A g~ o r leave skylights, many dcl'ks & 494-1177 ~ _.._.., .. IY OW .... ER mcssai:c. redwood 'hruout. Mu"h -673 G2tU 646-~ Move·ln condition. Close "' • ~ - -I p more! $179,500. EXCLUSIVt; CAMEO HIGHLANDS 21 Mesa Vertie 48r, f'am Jlm to11hopping, good sehool'I Turtlcl'Q('lc l'opu ar Jn 3hr. 2ha, (l(•n, rhn rm. &. OR. Corner lot. boot und frcewa)S. All th15 1.3 Br i Bu.t'am llm LEASE/OPTION tl e i:k:.. Mulll -lcv c l Lty 01o.nr1 I llr,_,pry pvt • y;ird. $87.SOO. 21111 El a nd fruil tree<; l vo a trium. l'rinl. o nly l111·at11111 , on t ri nvon. IL-smcre.S46 0511' $64.950. Re d Carpt>l 18782 S 1•1(1n11w l>r ()pcnSun l!'> ~-----1 w1''1"w,frotnl•vc•ry trtt1 · i:oo<'• :t11r, 1>111111K Hua . Cou11try 1.oto. " m i11tc1nn t 1 \'' bt•;irh.~ :l llOUSt::S 1-'HOM JloUSl' S.it, Son t !ii• M K1tchrn. low m.1111t > nrtl twum c1•1lln1t:.. bnnuli 2 C>l'l';N llOt.: ·1-; ~l.V.GOl.f COURSl-: 8.'J.'J.Ol5I CulJ ~!I ~IM7 het !I Ai\1 1w11:1rull' dhl uura~c•:.. S ATiSl'. t2~. l"irstWknclonMrkt LANDMARK wk<l)'i•ll 1;.10 01tifi 11l1·11~1· lMERALDIAY Shown hy n11pl. 011!>'· 7t~1('11mMll111hla111l:<Ur 5 BEDROOM Coty3 Ult.2 11u,1"U.t:'C GAZ .. :110 u ..:r KI N I~ h•11v1•n11m1•&11u1nht•1 OPINSAT/SUN 1.5 $131.1.5()() I .. ,~ :16''1) t A i II" P"r •. uu· New Sbr. lba (ii.ASS Tollll 11rlva1•0 In holh s1 11 1-:1.1> 10-:i\t. 1':STA)'~: " "· '" ""n.s vc wa 1•11 • .,.. ~.: ... R-cho Son Joaquin ~ •!J1 81V'.\'' MES• A VERO[ or rough ccd11r pntwhng Landscul)t!l1, ttcc<>n1ll'u, 3 Br 21,,. Ba. 0 l'Hn<· llm•· -· f r 0 n 1 & b 11 r k ,, ., .. ., • PREVIEW * & hlln cedar beam r;hcef· leased land. l\y owner. Culd1..•1rnc/v1ew. c·onk m San .lo1111u1n Townh11u~t· µut10/11imlcn in th111 c:om 620-620'(2 hC)Oftia n-o..i1y I S '"'· wood <0v'd P•ho. S19.500. """' sw''"'"· pomy & lood<~ •1""" """"''"•'''"'"' "'" 2 ptctety 'Ode<otot<'d ' 11'!1! Coron11 del Mar's mn:1t i attoJ"o1e, CM lmmac pvt >•rd. Move In 640·:>345 or !JGS.11335. 01>cn 5 ac-rc pnrk. tcnn111, 11001. Ur & llcu Custnrn up HR, 4 Im C111if. Colonlul ~O unu!'luul duritex. $1 :m,500 cond. S61 500. By owner. Sat /Sun. 12·5. $112.800. Uy own('r. Op1 II rn <I e" · II Y 11 ""n <· ,., home. Downst11lr11 bunk One of tbe l nl'gcsl · -----HsoS/S I SPM 55212'J!I lt(•udy r<1r 1mm4•1I. m· rm,tl{'n,balh&Ululsldc ,. OPEMSUH.2·4 H cµub ll c homes -Pnncipnl~on~.I S ByOwner ,481l,2Ba,La --·_.:.. ' ....:___:_. "1111nn1·y . ,;,HJ.54R7 or cntric11.H11rdwoodflo0n -- UttlHrtityl .. tty vnult.c..--d ccllings with e>c· 0~~31at/ 11~~· Cues ta "La r n_lma" GREAT VIEW! 7S2·60M lhru·out, 10• !Iv.rm cell. ••• t N Tiii'~ llBr\H'I' 3001 E. Cst Hwy 673·6Sl posed beams. A terrific ~;~1 Open House Sat/Sun l·S Turtlerock-Broadmoi1r ------FlneKt arcblteclusl de· Ofi' r,AGUNA. one of tho -------ramilyhomeinncbolce 968·'1452 J br , 2 b n , (Rm rm . TerreceTow11hom• tall & workm:1nKhlp. b<'llt re1ddPnllul h)l·11 · OPEN HOUSE urea.Q\IJ lo see. MESA VERDE 4 Br, big Cheery 4 Br 2 Ro dis nlrium, hy owner. G34 Univ l'k. 2 llr 2 l.111 Deck w/oceen·c11nyon liOM,un1QU<'b<im('wlthJ SAT/SUHl·S $112.000 pool, by park, school. tlnc tlvelv 'upg r a de d Slern !:;le ns $91.500 Cardiff. Pvl t•1Hry. nr parkvlcw.t:mer1ld81ly RR +1Hlc11&ll11rmw/a a Owner. 545·5335 h i 1 1 d . 1 Will consuJc:r offe r. Ope pool.Ja<'lllti Cly 11wnt.ir. J~u n d m o r k ho 1111". coty hrcph.trP. Prlrl'rl 10 OS L.--'a ~I 11. - -----l ruoul. n re y n scpc . "'"'/"un 12·,., u3,, ... r-'ln """.~Kl ()~•11 llou:.e S11l & r .. "'k II l '"'•"" -'!r"'"' ,..._ r-1-.& I 026 I lo clcmenlury Sthl ~· ... . ¥ " •J ._,,, .... 5220.(IOO. vvort8)' lo .. n "~ II " ...... ,.,, Only !ltCp!i to Cu m otion • -_.. c 06C , Sun. 12·!; )M 551 4!Hl owner/A,,. 494 ~4811 4!M·~ 4!1;i.MHl2 l'or'k An1mmoculatc rc ••••••••••••••••••••••• &4 pk!1,owncr 1142·WIH Rani:ho S&n J o .1<1u1n1---------•I ~· 4119·4~~1 cenlly remodl'led 21 ANYTIME By owner. 2600 s~.fl. 1 8 2 0 m ov patio 'ro w n h o u !1 t' • n t• ~ M1t IMTIRRUPT Ovrrlookin)( oc•tiun, bch & Ml· rt. J DR+. den. 3 ba den. fam.r m. din rm rm, 0 1~ -:/ · h · 2Br/2ba. 1400 1iq f\ Al '"" urf. 3bd. 2'•hll, new ·..: .. ; Wll lTf:WATf:lt horn\' With formal din-· 2•..,0a. 33°'18 t;le s a ~~.eVery~l~oe:.'~j50 amemltt'S.S76M 5S27031 THISPAGE. .. hmehy uwnr 1115.000 llP.ARTllt;SUllf'".Ulun mi. fam rm. wel·bar, lgt-496·1799 ?"".4997 · . to l>r\n1t you word ur a <19942Wor 642-llOf>4 Logoon Vllh111. aon. 30A. Mstr suite&. unbelleva. Y OWNER. ="iolhmg r~ """ mv Pk Terran• home beaut Hui Urooctmoor te nn111. pools. privntu I blestoraf!t'. maiM lo be dcs1rl.'<I In &alilhTlldor CJIOICB Jl .B. 2br. 2b.1 +-loft . o•r'<•nn< 1'orll ernrk home. 4 bt-nrh , ,11 11letl are u . ... udnl•e ll•tt.MJ this blfly decrt•d 3br, . enARMER $59,000 • upgruikd $67.500• 20'~ Bdrms. bonus rm .• p00I DOLPHIN R.L BONO (iA Ll.F,R v ,,... 644-7211 ram rm. pool home on 28r"Speclal bath. Walk <.'harming 3 bdrm, 2 b:l . dn 551·30.15 & s pu. S pr1nklc•n., rl(' 998So.Qnuit llwy HOMES.831·~-_ bugelot.5S1.ft29'7. lo beach. Only ~7.500 farn. rm .• lrg. stnne oramnta r Turtlcror k corat1vu l1 1(ht1ng 1..a11una8eaeh 4!M-8.l\81 ..... L1 .. ,1 ... ,...... .. FL NEW TllRUOOT Won't last frplc. L()rtilc-d on tree home, 8pocious J UR. $1 10.000 lncludc<i land. .,,,,,. .,, .,,""",. COLLEGE PARKER. POlNTREAl.TY lined qultJ.. s t reet Cam rrn. prof decor OpnSet/S-.l·S' ftEMOOF.Lt:HS ! Uood Needed for Ion it ~-"""" u.< ""'Ill U d d G 59zz 51-.rt fl t ' 1 38 established ornce. Nat'I. The i,•Cl> a;q. "' lnc.lud" 3 ,...,,.....,.. .....,...,. · lota Y upgru c . recn· 1'1n'TG·J111et1• pro t. pol en 10 . r , i====,;__-----1 ........ •• .... bel I ' A I d u 8 I l t s adverti11ing, Iott or leld8 • lrg bdrms, lrg L.R. & '-1• V411ey I Ol4 l oc . ...,a.se 80 uY 1 a -... ge 0 • pee· member ot t.hrro llttlnf HARBOR VIE\f HILLS 13x30' fam rm. Poolsite, ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner. $88,500. 833·2199 lted Hll R•otty taCulil' view. $98,500. •"rv1c"•, Aak for All""' 48rwaJledestatew/ I 1 d c II 131.,050 Surroundln11 house s~ "" ...... coortyd. PvUervlce o°w~ .. \~0c;,o:r • 8 UICUTIVEHOME By owiter·Turllerock, 4J~~~~~·~~~~~~m~uc~h~h~l~«~h;er~.~~~~~1 crowlcy for Individual · .__"'"'--·--·--·----•This big Greenbrook rm. 2 1 ~ lla. fam.rnl, Train i n g . BOND entrancew/i'°j1 fe~inig, B 3br 21m Space·Mek1r llho11 c11cr·lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•-•••iiii4 format dln·rrn, fully ni GALLl>;RY 0 1" HOMES. 2r~~q_,1(E;~~iiA~L~ fc$.'~~:as. s$uoo. ythlng you toul(J wanl In cone!. lll)lhly upi:radt>ll. l';XCEL.LENT VALUE •HILLTOr• L11guna N11I~.!!:..!!~:~ 1•33 K Al Dr •12s 000 557 3338 ll home Including 5BR. "" I r 0 "" rror. lnd~c11g, 1'11rk & OWNER BEING Beautiful 3·1evel 11111\op ---- .. ''" • 0 • • •BA. rum rm. 11cparate ,op 8~f°r11 l~e86 11"' pool Si.10.000 833·3334 01 TRANSFEJtRt;u home w/\•i •w 3hr, 2bu. Vitw, View, View Mes• I 024 BY OWNER on one of E. formal dining rm, huge read·i~A ~u:iic. _83J. __ 899G____ __ _ New House ·~ Dr. 3 Bu, Top l(!vel. Liv, l>ln'g. 3BR 3ba c ustom homt. CM. lo,·ehest streets. boqus rm &comm. pool. "DTgar•Ae. kitd1en arf\11. Jncl frplc, Saunu, 11b1&th1rs. ,ex• Br '2 Ba. hnrdwood All thl• for the low. low pholw BY OWNER 3 Rr? Ro , TURTLKROC'K Sl25,990 wet bar balconles. tully penal ve carpet k noo~. heavy bakt r-oof. pnce oC $89.~. lloulih1.n Dall)• t>ilot Form I.Jin or den. fplc, Reply Classified Ad'705 insul•ted. $72,9011. By w•tp.per, Shows lirt, • 1 Mus t !Ice to 11pprH R lit)'. MA~f tve . Chis~•llecl,S..:.!·~78 l"ll. many up11r9(! Oally Pilot PO Box 1560 owner. 6H·3608 o r modetSl51.tOO. A.i(t..'' ~780or S40-8!1ZO IMT 9905 ~.~ Ml 1807 Coilta Mesa. C• 92626 «94>1610. 67J.760 t I • £'1 DAILYPILOT Sund1y.August8,19715 HNHlforS. 1~FwW. ---............................................. . ~-~~ ....... ~-~~ ........ !~-~.~ ....... ~~~.~~ ... !~.~~~~~-~~ ... !~.~~ L..-.~ 10 Hilt IOIO ...... t4'tfs IOIO ·········••···•··•···· ..•......... _ .. ..._ •..••..•...................... 0,. .. s.t/S-I Z·6 tH Y..Oytae 1orr Summit> Special houie ror special people! ,\dull pl n yhouu , 2 bdrm•, :? b11 , 3 frplc. ........ ------------------, hll' 1>1l1Jarl1 rm. with "cl GROWllllo.U!!.. p _.1..,.5.,. IJ.Ar, JJl'l\llCY In a "Awdcd .,._ A " rc11 . Wtlh tht! vi~" Move up lo spacious 4 bedc:oomi.. ~ou·,,e b<'rn drt>umlnil family room & separate dininJ: room or! :;:i:,. Deflotor with Italian tile tlooc & 2•'l baths. lil'tow rcr>loccnunl c<>'I. maintenancc·free )'ard. Dramullt' rm oeean 1'1dl' or 1twy.. Saddlcback mountain views -from 1wurly n11w 3 bdl'm • 3 lower level & ""pper master bedroom t>,1., f t1m rm r ''11·w suite. Owner moving -$98 900 balcun)'. hulr olk 10 • • 11\'llCh $14!4 500 1'-------------------1 Storler or.. Serving Lu~una from Nigud lo the Beach rel I n•111 l'Ot h um c : DOVB SHOl.IS 1600...,Dr. 1,0-- Su\'t~ Sl0.000. on a home that is one or u kind . U niqu e for livtng & entertainment. Contcmp0rary design by l<><:al urchitect. Redwood & glass exterior. Hi ~h beam cei lings. panoramic view or back bay. 4 BR. 4 Ua,. 2 ram-rm l:i, ~ccludcd master hdrm suite includes frplc:. luxurious mttstcr both. dressing area, custom UI(> jucuzzt & sauna. Price $249,500. So\lings good u.ntil 8/31/76 on 911/76 house will be Us tl .. -'<l. By appt only. 646·6900 or 644·4684. "hth· "ulcr '1cw from · N.wport .. ach I 06'Hewport hoch I 069 1h11> lmm1H'. 2 bctrm a..g....Ni4J119f 1052L..,...Hi..,.a 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ho1nt• on lgt• Jt•\. cl Jut ••••• •••••• •••••• • • •••• •••••• •••••• •• •••• ••••• WQ,()()~ard to Find XAA cAlsMXA l>upll'X, :I blk:s. lo ~uch llAL ISTA11 t.11per :< bdrm . (rplc , occun \l(\\\ Lu\\er. 1 FANTASTIC HOUSE of wood&· hdrrn . ftpk. hi~. M . glas~ high on a hill w/exciting evomtu e).pand Sl29,;.QO whitewater ivew. 4 Bdrm, (am. <\m?~T:!1~a~~:/::t t rm, covered patio. unlimited t..iguna m this 2 bdrm .. · privacy ... · .. · · .... · · · .$lfi9,500. Ii.1th U'>'O .. wrl>!>ll from TO BE ENJOYED! Ocean & hill the buwt1n ~ ~r el'n . vu. home in private community. 'ill5.~~•ySenion 3 Bdrm .. din. rm., fam . rm. 1.uxunoui. cocdo 0,er· Spacious lv . rm. w/beamed looking Ohl'rt1 c o,c; ceilings . Truly a qua lity huge "nten:unnH·nt home! .................. $140,000. •hick sm.uw ntREE YEARS NEW! Custom Lo1t Lot Cho1tu 0 c e a n v u . home in SE A l'ortorino lot with sweep· TERRACE. 3 Bdrm, f am. rm., 1ng coastal & while wulc1· l & t · \tew. M2.000 ,., ; din. fm. Community poo enms •4t4.7SSI.. ._,,,,.-..;courts. Fabulous pri vat e "~ca beach! .................. $108,000. . ;J( [ ( "''Ja<. '.) ~ .... 1.fc,. Jf671a1u11 c:...,....,.. s.. &.flllia 4"-IHI 4tt•U47 l_.00 SANnAGO Dll 411-tlA-+IO '<>OL O,EM I I ·SPM. SAT & SUH Dover Shor es beaut.v w/formal livin_g. Eetting area in kitch + fam r m w/frpk. 3 Car gar w /220--0n Hampshire Ln. Rhoda MCMJH. lltr 17141642-3600 t-l•wport .. aclt I 069 Newport .. och . I 06' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :J.anl~lic oflJo oflving $74,500 ...OHfl' -ro ~stotr-v'l•jo I 067 " 0 rt h E " rt co,. t1 o • • • ••• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • ••• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • Design your ·own home on thjs r are ~.~.~ ...... .!~!!:!!.':!.~ ....... ~!:~.!:!~.... 1~~~4!'.~!!~ ...... s-a....... 1016li;c&e•at• 101 IRCwf"r•IMrtv 2oooa.c ... rroperty 1000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cr.st~J!i.ef" 644-1133 'g~u ll~ ANYTIME llAUTIPUI. SAN CLIMINTI Proless1onully decorated & in immitc. cond. 180 Deg. ocean view! C lass enclolled rear patio wit.h fi re pit. Fro1lt courtyurd with j acuul & CounlltiD. Shown by app"t. only. $198.SOO In fee 1205 Via LaJolla BeautlfuJ 4 bdrm .. 2·.story home: mint cond. Wrup-uround patio: panoramic view of oceitn & serene canyon. End of cul de sac: quiet & bcuutiful ! PJcasc. sec this special home. shown by appt. only. $135,000 In fee. 1213 Via Catalina. UNITS l 4 1 • 9 12 12 14 20 10 OFFICIS rtttee SIJ.tlO $1l0,000 $271.000 sno.ooo SIH.000 Slto,000 SIH,000 $400.000 S4Jl,OOO S7SO,OOO $150.000 I DOWN ua.ooo s.w. $11,000 SU.HO s.w. s.w. S71,7IO $71,000 $10,000 $140,000 $60,000 Plul ••Y others ROI llahd abo'te! c; () 1\1 (> I, a_.; T t: Ly ... I N l s H E 0 "TURN-KEY " PHOJECTS will hi: sold or cxrhanR(..'d. Trade up and ~ttt 200 % appre c lutlon and lo maintcnuncc. BY APPOINTMENT lN OUR OFFlCt,; ONLY (No drive-by.s, please.) ~~~-~~ ... !!.~! S.C;:-traeo I 071 11· I= ~ ''· •= l. __________ ,........... •• •••••••••• Pr •• , tl9• Prop•• tilt• Lowest Priced'' l.-aku1de townhome · 1'"1bh MOO oua~,t~ M 112•"2C> __ '!' .. from th~ fronl ) uni o .tOCM weo oua1ut. "'~ ""'°' thi s :i bedroom Dandy Duplex ro .. ·nhome in \'1ll:ige sun HI 1~~-:/y llock to hac .. ! Juun. $00.000. • 11~~ 1100 r 2100 Two 3 bedroom •. 2 bath J A.MCHOIA•E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• unils. Lower fully INYISTMINTS SI 15 000 E h MAMUfACTURIHG ~~15~11 Wtl~e"~e:~avc:: (7141496.7711 • ac rLAMT nlences. Ideal for owner ----4-8 PLEXES •NeurlheUCl•an• occupa nt. Uurr)' on this otlMr Real Esta+• Tilt up l'Oncrtilt.' ulock .l al.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• s Oran~e Co 1\pprux.1s.ooo sc, rt ptam $119 950 MoWi.H..-. • . • wtuir t'Ond ofr. 40 t'ar • Fors.le I 100 Four tndlv1 uol two· arkin11. M·v ionin11 ap.,. 5-doy I·& ••••••••••••••••••••••• story buildings with 14 >·1 rt>xl6 loadmg door. Xlht ;.., ZOl-llrdSt.NI Trailer Space up to 28', bcdroom ... ~~parlmcn li. lllthlin;:, Spruy booth • and(4 ~·2.,.. .... room1 u11~rl· i\\lull. immed. O('· 2~ANYTIME-· II. adults, no pets. $75 + ul.11. ments m ea eh. Al ap .. rt· cupuncy , 548-6173. mcnts havl" l>ui!lins , Nctson.Rohanson. Hlti 2())(.53 Viking 2 br. 2 ba, carpe ls and d~ape!!. (714167S-R120 Newport. Adult/no pet Owner will help finance. Low down + income. l"or park.S2l ,900.S73·l645 :.ale separately or 1.1:. ohfor1ale 2200 ~~~~~~~~~~Gracious home. 1,440 sq . package. Just la sted.••••••••••••••••••••••• (l. $24,000. .,.inest adlt Pleaseeull for delBll:. par!(, rvtnt-r own :>51-4701 Macnab -Irv me Spncaous J bdrm., 2 ha ; Lcttt ChClftce ly Owner AUSO VILLAS 5Sx88 Lido lot. Seller will help Cinance. dbl. 1111ral(c Wullc to 5br. M + den>. D.R .. 2 BR air cond. Cone.lo. $96,000. 101 BAYSlDE GREENLEAF everythin1t~ pools 11.t' \•tew A l <;. Ex~eilentlocataon1 v1ew. Waterfront, 4 br. 4 ba, 5StarAdullCommunit>· 1 Ht AC Ju;s • Chott••• H t-:.\1.T\' n>\11' i"' NEWrORT HACH $275,000 pulto. w11lhondledeta1I OpenllouseSun.l·S LIDO REALTY pier It slip. Open Sun l750WhittlerA\'e,OM butldllt>lc lltip\•r lliH 1-Plex. almost ocean· $19,900. Open Sat/Sun. 26468 Via Ruble. UM. has available a 24x$.t front : Lal(una charm 1·5. Z.Slll lln•son Vr $17,900. l377VlttLJde.M.I. 67J.7l00 BAVCREST KeyWest.Collbtwn ~~~~I :.~c~ll~~ }1:~~~1~~ l>ldgs. In xlnl cond. Tu Ml-4599. 64._5616 Exec 3 br, custom pool, 9am~pm. l'!>lalti ~. zoned foi 'heller now & land ''alue H'9MI I OS 541•1404 Ul.8,500 646.7965 hol"Ses Jloom fur 11001, fore\'er Caltrorclela1ls! ....................... Newport .. acll 106f'Mewporf•och 1069 . tennis cuurl. ('l\ .c::). FAMILYESTATE ~.M.LABORDEI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SSTARPARK TIMETOTRADE Mlnu l l'S t o flnc~I Delightful! 2-S tory , 4 Swimmi ng, jacuul. Trade to larger units n.-st1tur11nts. l>euchcs & ?--.-I bdrms .. 2 ba.; mint con HM.!· Back bay, 3br, 2\.'lba. danclnr parties, hobbles. oowl More appreclat1on, bhoppmg. Sl9'1.SOO <VSJJ '()()<,{/ dltion home! This on form din, fam r m . pool. crafta, billiards, cards, more tax sheller. Call ~l111nc Svcdecn &.a2·8235 ••••• has at all' Lot.sofdecks&Mewport .. acll 106' Oceanfront-Newport Beach S\16.SOO.C&ll642·0430. pullina g r een , s huf-nowforlnformullon jlmm------- 353 N.C°""'· '---..... put lo area uround •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• neboard. lawn bo11>'ling, LIONS ESTATES aln,Deiert, 484•791• '79a-... •o pri\·utt.• zOx4o pool with 3 Bedrms & view-boat BeautifuJly decorated 4 Bdrm, 3 bath. bike riding. horsesh~s 536.8832 RelOrl 2400 Jul·u t.~1 Mani c ured mooring avail, 18' boat. \d h th -also,abeauUful,qu1 cl ---••••••••••••••••••••••• •• OVER l!J ACRE landsc11pmg with matun A steal at $130,000. family r m , 3-Yr 0 ome on e place lo live. Pick out We ll kept lnplt•x IJll ' One Or those hll-• lo find tree:.. Would you believe Broker, 640.4950 oceanfront. Fantastic. ever-changing one of our homes in THE Eastslde Costa Mesu. 1\ll 111f Lk1•ur. Nc5~ l\looe~rltli.:~; "-' S89 ·oo · •~so 000 MEADOWS and s tart en· 2 br. S85 ooo. Drive b\' r .. tn iome. upcr vww -propert ies that needs ·' TNHSE &36' DOCK whitewater vie w •........... -• Joylnti life more . Prices 1'179 Wcs'tminstcr then cl~·ck.~ Jl>r. huA!! fl'pk plenty of t~ndcr IO\lfl(t IDil 3br. 2"2ba, fp, 2 car gar from$lS,SOO call S57·607S l'orc ed u1r ht-al. A~ l'are. Wood s Co\'c nrea ~(); tl:~blP& ~0000wnr 545764S THURS. & FRI. 1•4 P.M. lettJK•A•ttr sumoble !>'·o loan. Tolk 1 w,thol country feeling. _..., ~~17 ' lh•ull.)', Jo~i Toro. C;Jll Main houi;c h as 3 •ttHeoo HARBOR VIE W HOMES 2602 WEST OCIAMFAOMT Golfer1Pwadise PROBLEM IN Rt:.'! 586.85()(1 or 830·6674. Ask Adrllll!., enclosed porch. · PORTOFINO ln the private communl· r am a problem solver/ for Jim or Joan l.cmm. 2 baths. Studio uport· lagunaNimwl. Ron""'rm.w/balb.Nice· SAMO" SIA aw.n '71-1100 slypaoclrou~i ':. ~arnhyoomn" counselor/cxch uni.tcr Owners,hrens('dUl(l'Ol l)lent +11scpnru1croom ·;,-ly ldscpd·pool. fee. .. ~., " cattDorothy4941371 --- Privacy. 11~.000. the choice--community OPEN SAT JSµN...12___"4.\ w/opeo beamed celllng1, · -Real lstat• J CONDOMINIUM POR 1&10PortAbbe;yPlace. ----step clown llvUIS room. 833-8600 · -6-x:..GROS5-hc"-9e ~ 2100 ' ON UCEANS I OF: or L.1\GUNANlGUEL S56·1ll82 A&t. wporf•ocll t06tMewport•aclt 1069 formal dlntn1. fa mily 20Units+Pool -Bread&• ............ .....-... ..-,,-...- • PROPERT1ES ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• room opeo.s lo delil(bt(ul Butter . $233,000. Income 3 Br 2 Ba, Collcl!e Park. :I hlghw11y J u:.l ll half C ... __,,_____Vl .. w Ho-g:.1~. 3 separate bdrm ..... .,3C ........ ft.... •• feuwE Br 2 11n 1•oot llal0 cre l block to sundy bt.•:ich 1 ALL ,..,.,..._-.... ':""'" OPEN HOUSE lASTILUFF ..,.,, ""rv;J...: ""'" $39,000. Trade not re-. "'· . ~ " · Udrm. I' h11thi. ~ii, LJgunaNiguelRe11lly wantedbydoctordm!cl Super buy I n Nwpt Of'EHHOUSE wi n gs & gorgeoua quired. Call Heallor. trade (or units. Owner. patio. 539.~ 4'6·4040 110.5050 ly from owner. 581•8477 Shores. Walk to beach, OWNER ~~~t~J~~>~\?ro;a~s~: . MOVE OUT! Paul Coad. 962·61'42 549·3420 __ _ l~ --::::__--~ OCEANFRONT pools, tennis. 4 br, 3 ba. SAT·SUM l·"M Geot'ge Super sharp 10xS5 Vik· Three orrice build111gs, Real Estate ·l ; _. IMI••· --s with all extras. Open d d I 67• 1111 1011, furnished. $4500. Orange Co. Aa·rnnrt arha. W..t.d 2900 . • ...... -a .... 1 .... 1 -=-----_ 3Br. 2Ba. uper 2 ston• h Sat •. Su 1 .. 3 Br , ~n. formaJ jn ng. "'" BVJ687 A 1 "-tbl "" "' --·-... ~-I home on the "'"nfront ""'' • n ··•'un· polio, "nd«k. view. · "" "" • Pri« """ s:ieo.ooo 1 ...................... . ,004~CC>ll__!.'~1AW~•~" ~lnnn-in mint con d1l 1on. llhold.336Collon,N.B. Priced t o sell 291 Last cha.nee lo be steps HomeSales,557-9390 $630.000. Cash reqmrcd. lla,·euptoSJSO.OOOcash ~ .. • 'YU Gr aceful hving Ill ll rroper+y HCMIH catalpa St. NB from beach in a cotta1te H..-i-..&on t.och ~.000 to St75.000 Ted must l>uy upl untlS Ill 3 besl.$189,SOO. 6308WCslllwy,N.Shrs cuUc (or only $67,500 .... ....,. Broderkk.714·549·\180 oc;. W/tn 30 days. Ali.o Detl...W.Ho.liltd -Prope~H 00·3850 VllW . Hurry on this one. '71Skyl.ine24x60.2 BR, ho ve 2 apl bld J.ti. • l()l'ltlion & llf'duded ... ELEGANT HOME 6 .. es"" . 2 STORY HOMl . Broker640-49SO ea, fam-rm. Wa lk t FOR SALE W/$300,000 lOl:il equity l•I , "00<1<'d lot. mnkes lhi~ localed 1n Monarch Bay 4.,. 0 CHARMl.._.G ocean. Space r ent $90. CATALIHA ISLAHD truclc up:K Investment,, di~lin<'tlve :i Ur & den Terrace featuring great " IASTILUFf MIWPOllT SHORES mo. Adult· Pet Park. Jd. home 0 real find ocean nnd mountain NEWPOltTHTS. Elegant 2·atoryhom eon O,..Sat-S..1·6pm 4716ZllCISt. 'll06 Amct~can Mbl 'iUnits incumeS19200a G46'B300 l!t'um1•d cetllng~. tie luxe views. 4000 Sq. n .. 1m· Entertain your heart out Santiago Dr .• with city 5 Br 3 Ba, lge living room E-'Ay the &Ood II Ce In this Home Sales. a;,7-9390 year. Sl~5.000. or. will University P;;kl II 111 kit ch dreamy mlll\lcr Ported llahun marble m this 3 bdrm .. family view. 4 Bdrms .. den, dining area. Covered '"" 1 di trade for mcome proper· Tcrrncc 31lr Agnl for " h<lrm w/t'OL)' frpl<'. huJl(l ancl ceramic tile. fire rm. home. overlooking formal dining room; 5 paUo & beaut. lndscpd. 3 Br. 2 Ba. g den, n rm ~nt1 ty in Orange County. own use. 827-9624 !>Undeck, l':mfrald Bay smoke & security ulurm. Catalina. 2 Frplca .. huge assorted bnlhi1. marble Owner. zeo7 Bunya St. & !"'aster suite. nil o~n for IOI• I JOO World Wid• lrok•n ---- , 1ew. $159.500. Open Pool·t111.c lot. Wl'l llJr. s undeck. $107,500 ~ralct·sed .. BS2c1ac:.u.000t1fu.t0ty~ndeer· NB. ~ore~v;~:p~f~l::~Si~; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-4410 LIDO ISLE 11ou1t' Sunciny l ~r M laund ry room. l:OUl'mel lncluding lond! w " -• INVESTORS Wanted : Duyfronl honw . UWI lllllcreit or. kltch. S:?J'J,000 transf . anxious for offer. BY OWNER Harbor View tennis courts. clbht;c & 0 p 1 l 1 rt t ' ~---=---91). .... l!J3 88l2 Phase Ill, 4 Br. Fam huge· pool Only $00 500 ana o n n a ion FOURrLEX All cush. P vt Pty onl~. Meplficant Wood 4 4.,.,1 ·' · · ...a ... , Owner wlil consider' ex: hedges four duplexes. N~ 'bkn1. Call aft lipm. & Gl11 s i1 horn~ 11 ur· 494·8086 .. ~.,.. Oceanfront Rm, prof. d eco r 'd . change. Two completed. two un· Huntift9101thoch 075'1308or07~·6055 rounded bv unob~truclll · L. L l "· .. ~ t d I i t07,SOO. Open Sat-Sun R 01 R -1.& der constr uction. Also 222Sprlngfleld Ave· blc nr,.111) & grcenhclt Town&Country ,. ·-~ ... lo~~52 &J'Jdr~~.c;1:~ l ·S PM. 2318 P o rt ••• ""•vnor seven units w/posltive Slf;SOOQ 2or3br homeanitcl arcu. \ICW!I. 3 Hr & <1<·11. :l-1 Golf Course 4 RJl!A.W~ family rm .. 4 frplcs. s Lerwick. 640~29 C2 Ill 5tl.a561 cash now. O~ean vu's. Please don't di:sturh tc· Con~l<kr I 1H r ·uppo1 . i.qft of "lll1rlout1 h\'lnl( In Niguel Colt ~ur!lu and V ~ ~ ~ Baths. 5 11nr11?eS. Finest HlWPORT HllGHTS 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2 Frplcs A11ent 49J-4739 nanl!. ~ 11~,.~ol lc•cl · 17111 1 th1_i1 wl'll d(''l.:ill'tJ Imme. Country Club 1''ormnl °:~6 44:3 . lnc,•erythmg. $350,000 Beautiful Cllffb aven formal din. 5411.49412 44' CerMtecy Lob/ kftd ROC)en Rtalty . l'rarcdt<•i.f'llitl l<t:.'.~.00. dlnlntz room . hi( l)0(1I. --=----CAIL '--"' U6·24 1 .. home,3Brw/buget'B. CatallnaDr.Openltous Crypts 1500 141·1300WAYHE Wi\NTlm G.,,..IMr •Anoe tHR. 2•~b11 . Motlcl cund Nl':WPORT SllORt:. b)' ·9::,, / wetbllr O\'C rlooking a Sun 11 5 ----.-. .. r1.... 4 rin JSSOS Cnn11l ll"Y \'l!l,500 owner. 4 Br 1) blk lo ---4'f'941• cool invllint1 pool. Area ----'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,,._,,_______,_~ .. " - 4!11 ()l<!I Juy w Ycals lleult)' bench. 615·0""23 011l'n Rt.Al.TY for KV or boat. oversized Wetkllff w /rool pcfe%~~~r~c~B~ 2Vll~~ THREE UNITS c~~~~~~~~~~"~1 Of'~~ 110 SI': 31711 t:oa,1 llwy Sun i-. .. , l"t•,ort Pu t Olflu gar. Sl 10.000 Outside entert111nlnll !Masonic Section) for Oralee & Auociotu 12.tl !'KYl.IN I': flit I\' I:: s.n_ t~ui1un1t 4911·23!7 F:1-\STBtUFf trt It•\ C'I. -R\' uwnl'; Cbnrm1n11 2hr, DEHMICK REALTY corner lot w /trees. Lge !!ul(' to quahfted huyer S1\T & S\I~ 1 :; P\I '()mlo. 2hd. 21M an hl'uut Ur 2 Ila Conclo. Sf;:J.500 i hu +ram rm conno 1 yr _ _ __ 645-45~--~;ic~ ~u·e~Q~ $t~~~ llcasunable 551.f.442 EaStSide C.M. lll-5700 5"4·2264 DHAMA1·1c M \ !-il'IC aclult l·ornm11n11y Xlnl O~n llo1111e S:1l & Sun new. ll1i.thly up1o1racltod. IAYSHORES ~.724~ Commercial Owner's x-trn lnr11 •· :J 1111..l-'\, ll\\\•1•p1n1t \It'\\' \ h 'W of nct'.111 , mnun l·SP:\I 2:12'1 \'1tta llo11ar $55.950 I lllpluk C:rt N I od I d r -----rroperty 1600 ~room l bulh hutnc R...tol1 ol rlty und ucl'nn. 1''1' In llun". sio1r rour'" By Open Hnui.e Sat Sun. l S d rw >:d r~~ cf e ~· ~~ HARIOR VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1lh fireplace ;incl fr1•i.h ••••••••••••••••••••••• liv rm & d,•n. :11111 ;?' ,11,1, nwnr SGll.~. •l~l :'1311 NEW 6-11\ t7tl h~~.~cw & pnvts~ch :s. '4 Br HOMIS MT pbeda irnool ·mAIN'_Dulh ,,·nr1w1.· " ... 1'1 Houu1 Fvml1hed tropical lanul w J.n·u111 • -I aBR ~1 BAYFRO " ·' " llugc lot. l1t.·nl for t•nler ~f8 1'rrril r(' 11nr1h•11 3 J\r. :1 Ila, Ill rum rm. 2 DOCK 42'10AT 2'; nu. f"arn W,'W('l hur uoVC! y •• oouco 01 on lornc· lot Ow111·r 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t11lnln11. $1119.500 hon)l' l!IJI . ~li.1 ~ clcn. frpki<. jat"U711. i111nrl<'l'k, Quu hty 2 "'or~· honw Hy Ownl'r. $179,WO. 0~11 pool s iu lol, vac11nl & re omc·C! bulldlnl(. ll J)()C. mo vi n I( ~I u" l 'i'l' It I lalboa l1land 31 06 MARION Mlt.Nt: frpk. twnmt•cl c•Nlmi:i., fully msulah'd, 1111 xll'bll fo~xqut!I IMlt•) & upprr Sat. Sun l·S l'M. :.!IHI udy to move In now. Ac loculur view, luxurioui. $112,!)JO Uy llfll'Otnlnwnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• R1':1\l. !::S1'AT1': 111101 .. J tH'tll ti. litrl) Short wulk to llcnr h clr"k "' \'tt•w. 2 F1•p1r·.. ll;,y11horC' ~~·0551 f:llll, thlir. oni' won't lust exccullvco<rict'l\ only Nt':W :Jllll. 2' •hit upp1•r . I rt cl I THUR 3 6 I I I OPt:N SUN0 1\V 12·5 llcduced to $1125.000 1 I 1 t t I I Sl8 S. l:oust llw y oil> I 85~ 1:1:,r:I~·~. ~~>'•. ~·.~::~ ~ "~ ~~~& SUH I :6 ~h~~m~<lo~ okltrh~~' ~ii J Harbor View Hotnet 1975 PORT OUN L.E:IG 1-1 llLL GRUNDY C:,~'11c~.~· ~~~ v~:::rrv s:/:.•,~,. llTILl "DOUGH" wot rrfa II. Hy owni'r SlOS Rl••r • ••· br. 2 ha $\tl:'l,000. Owner. Hal'(' Portofin,o. 4Rr. 2r"" 673·760 I lleeltor 675-6161 JM. jGuall ~ pnrki:. I.Olli\ ·v AN<:..: LOTSO'HOUSI ~.500 •IOJ 7<121 l111lllUtl•(I I l~k S o t17H 3011 ~:r~121)i~r:·,r..22 .. ~~"r1~:---0ACK RAY ----Plac• f(l,'l'J((;~1 ·•0(ll' Tl11-\T'S TllF. Tlll':MF. 2'701 Ivy Glen S11pc•re0r·Halhvi1 <'r!llli\ HEW HOMES t''"' putlo. lllr lot. Comm 3 Rdrm. l11c lot. n co1 LIQUIDATING Prap.,.tl-t:h11rn11ni: 1J l1r w111"rfro111 P'Olt T HIS '4 BDRM . 1 Hll, <!'"I fin. \mmnr. in11 of Pt:ll & Wr ton pool, NewJ>()rt 11chonl~. UC I. New roof, crptl( 2 P°lltM F. l'Ol'tlni11rcl11l MOOOUA~s,~-~?~'!o.,.,~ .. h<Hlt('. l"11r11 S1·111.1:1 J,;\GUNl\homl'Obcirm . vlt-w. s120.ooo. OPEN Ulver.> Open d:i\I~. 2 C'Ul'ltom Mony features Orl11 puinl. SilO.!'iOO firm lot11 for1rnleorlc11s<.'in l<;1 ____ . Juncl~.~to0mu.tM6·1:Jaa hull ~en t.•onv. 10 Jeo ), s u N t 2 <I . 11 0 w IH" Nc•rd R2 H!I Will In t)' or ~~.";~':. 12wg~,';c~~~dcc:; own••r. 644-2567. 5-IS.212 1 Toro. 830 3773 or 586·8500. Covington 4-pll'x fur salt• lalbo p 1 1 l I 0 7 ~~:1:1~~11 t'(:~1i1:~~~d:~k Jotmso~l~ult~. <1!!7-174.:!_ trud<'. MG·OOM ai;ir , 30~ & :ii;!l Sunln --------San Ce.rMnte I 076 _!'ollt1 Rltrs. by owner. si;suo. down •••••• "..:.~~:~.~••••••• ("ncltldltod w 111o:H & rails $56 000 ht11X'l.$u7.soo tll5·6!J!"· ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTAMESACOR. Alltermi1.54~·0l:l9 60 Ft nn mnln rhunn1·I ·~ H 1\ T 0 ~· 1'' 1-: I\ s A • ' By Owtlt•f atn :!hr. 2hu HARIOR VIEW HO Ml H bo H"~I ds MIRA COST A 17th StrHt Hu n t I n gt 0 n n t• II (' h 11h•r & 'ltfl lor 3 bOO\IC !1 SCENIC \'11-:W <WTllE Lovely 2sr. 2 hu <ondo Pool.OvcnS:H Sun, 12·5 ar r I an Luxury 3Ur. 2 StOr) a Storc11 k \lllC. l'Or, ror Duplex.2&3 Ur.SIJ7.(~l0 llR. 4 ha . 11001 : h f f OCl-:A~. Sprowllna noor Cstm dccornt<>d & , cmy IS 111 S >'Iv I a . N U Carmel by owner· 3 Rr, 2 • parkllnll poo with fully Townhouse Phrn :i. S•·• bldg. For ui1t-r or cli• Kathy Trn£'y llt•11ltor 111?11t-rn «'Oil H •llH't1l'1·i.. Qtun h:u• '' '"' corpftin11 w/lols of wlnd•>WS. \null· fi<t5-U64. lt.'l. w atnum. '""'rm. 1 carpeted utrn·tur! deck. model acrou St. 496-'113! veloper. $350.000 ~18·11.)27 Sll~MI ~In Yc•a r h l'l' ihruout. Island t)•pc cd cellln~s. \\et bllr m -------. want to liCll this wk' No Spacious 3 hc clronm. e"es W a. .... T ..a.. C --Ila)' & ""·" h K1t cht'n h:i' U I L'r . t N s tep-down 1.1\ rm w Htrt>nr Vu llm11·Curmtl reru.onuhle• offer rctu~<'IJ. family room an't d•nlna ~I 'Y ..... .,..,r o. Shorp. Shurp Triple" In ltt•111t) 1175 30011 Ii NG~~'& OVEN . frplc. Ot1\\!1hr,' l' O\'en. C'Orner&greenbell.1"1•c i\skmi: 113.000 orES room Custom foulurca. coo1 •. cu:AN·CLt:Afl NIWPORTClNTER ~'iunl:l<!mcntt<,~.SOO O\SllWSll tt . G 1\ ll 8 . ('l~·c .llllr dr opnr 01' 11151 Port Tifrin: 0\\ nt•r SAT·SUN ll·G l')I 1730 thruout. Priced for quack Cnf'1ous llv11111 in San 1114 4!UO (;rt-eilon, Rllr 64!'1 2111 1.o v 1• h :1 11 r f II I• DISP. & F.XT~NSlVt: crlm1n.1tt1n,R b u yerl> &~2ll7 ;S103,000 .0pcn Port Ru r m o uth Pl i.ale at SlJS.OOO Citll Ch•menlr Uy 'rhe S\:o ---l'l'ntns11l.1 1'1 humr (lrw ~SI" o~· D~'t:l' 303.U \la Corona. l.aA SatSunJS:Prcnonlv R4-1<139fi ~llSl our ts )' 11 r 11 o f 'OMMEl<CIAL. re nt.ers DUrLEX-COM hh'k 1u llt'.irh W1nh•1 !fTi\l~t:p,MA110Gf\NV ~~~f118 8kr lll~·Gli4!5 or ~ZS.W!lq n.2 1>r.d;,;, RSI RF. ARE pet11on11llied 11 ro· w11ntcd. New bltli.:. H'tl .. ot:c,4car1111rw'nt•\\ n ·n1.1l.1\i•llm11l!'w11t.:'\11 (,;\lllNf.TS Oti,,en __ _ _ 3bu t·Mdo.onbnv,1.iclo ~~:~:I ·~~to~·,. S IJ·~. l('Hional scrVl('C w>ll l'aclhc Co:istllwy,O:in:i unll UbO\'<' D1.l\ld, !)(•ls ,125 11111 ll11rrt•tt :4alreu§e lcJds to ~!'d uHHt Vl•io 1067 l'en, hoot :clip :t'ail lh 31111~\ Om rm, fam. rm. l'ind your ldul home or Point. Re.ill)'. donut 11hnp &I~_!_-• IUI\ t;7~ •llMkt le,·e l w o: llllRM .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• appl Co11rte11y to bkrs. 3 car 1.t11r. lrit pool. Investment properly. In now. f'l vc shop~ Co•taMeso IATH & LAROE I.IV. Opcnllou'lr .\n>t•mc 6754113. 185,000 o"'nr bkr. Home11 under ~.000 lo a\•111lnblc. Rcoc.ly Jnn. LAGUMAIEACH l )I. t\ rPROX. 23 rr. 38r 2 bnlh.i G48·0.1Ul S300.000. Wlll vary flnl!ih. l''oolaae Sl75,000. All plon111n pro· ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •Ith dbl. !hdlng 1h1ss t66.950 · 's8t-06!lS •PORTOFINO• -----WESTCLIFF BERTHA llENRY leeae No percentage. gress ror '4 Unit Con \kalls thil open to sun· COl'IVtHllNT R.:ALTORS 49lHl21 Davidson Realty. dominlum. Good builder tlHI .2 11() !-'urn .. __ k B ill hl"h tp In All \I II 2 BR I \'IEW OF 81C Ci\NYON Spacious LR. 4Br. 38a. -83H>&SS. can make $80,000. In 6 1; ~lonlh~. $175 i\111. uec · u ,. t 10 I as · :i r 2,700 sq. ft. lluiic lot. Wutcffff DR. La F1mi1Y Room. Br, l ba·C1~'1 to bch. &•---------1 ~N'h Beach Hts. on l~~ cond. Condo. Excellent Or1•nt"I lndsc pd. fish 1 11 . \ C h i d 0 B p I r I I mo's. Lngl n.3 Lngunu. lol&w/2carnara~e.1'hc lo<'ationt vlew. Ope n .. .. Le s ure \'IOS: n arm ng gar e n . s t ore1. 154,5 o. Y r me ..,om merc a £xistina hou!I(' worth Kouscn<'tdaulittlcpalnl HouaeSunl·5.S31.9UO. POnd.Bonsala,Jacunl& Newport Beach. Adult 2 S92.000. Owner,492·2146. t.eai;ed Property. San S90,000. Garau Apt a. rd k W thl k waterfall flowln.11 1nlo bdrm .. 2 b;i .. 2 patio!, 2 1417 ~hriners Or. Clemente. Income !8700. *AO 000 "uild ,, mori· .. ya "or • e n 6-ll-S6lR sw1mm111na t 111~oon . bll·1n :qol( deanin A Open Sal/Sun 1·5 LOCATION! Pr1ceS90.000.498·3413 "" ' ' 0 ., 1~·s LOTS O 'llOUSt: :!<18·34~ Phone: 614·0046. OrEN o\'cns: Corn ing ware ALL PORTS R.E. S37.9»0Pt:N HPM Apl's or 2 jjAI house~ IOR M.M.LAIOIDE llOUSE SAT Sl:~. 12 to !SlO\'C lop; bur, rrplc.. Cal1&45·8024 1 block to nll 1hopp1n1. ondo111l1th11H/Tow1t• Development s m11ll for SH.HO .... Price REAi.TOil 7PM. 113-0 Port M:inll'l'1h pool 560.000 beach 4r pier. Exqultite J hotd" fer sale l 700 our operation. Will l>ulld THAT'S NOT Circle. Newport ik•ach. llVHLY CRIEDON Br Condo. rabutous de·••••••••••••••••••••••• =e~ nn sah~. 499 tO:i!I MUCH •·nREAD" Don't drop the boll! Gel 11 BVOWNfo1R Rffltors 645.24 I I N~~port Cre l, :t BR, cor. •uum able 8'.4 loan 9eautlf~I Lake 1'aboe1---·------I MISSION llALn Job with n low·cosl Daily l' ruteiit draw In th\! tastefully dee. w 1 p11nct· 401 Del Mar. Apt. A·I. 3BR. 2 ~Ba. condo. pvt 4--PJcx.vcry Ira 11!)t1. !J br. 98SS.Cst,L•IU1I• Pilot Claulf1ed Ad. West. 8 Dnlly Palotlla\'e omethlna to aoll'1 lng,wet·bur.8'75,000. Please do not dlatur beach. dock. fully furn. 2br.tbr.Sl30,000 Ownr 1&&.21 ,. ....... "'-..... - ,.._ 49 ... 0U I Phone 642·S678. Classified Ad. 642<5678. Clossl~ds J.!!_ ll well. A~nt_ 752·00~ ~"· (1l492.sm M4-to11 875--52~. tU·382A. ~-,, "'""'""'"'w. '" .. ""~ ll24 ' t I ' . ....... ,....... ...... ......... 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"Top 0 World" 1 room. /\pt in old Corona dcl ~lar Or, 2 Da, furn or p:art S~ctac View "73 mo quln 1nodel. upper levrl, &a-1-4325 Walk «>heh. J>OOI & ten ~p. tont. aloH'; ~l'frl&. no 111l' 1 tk-drm. llood IOI.· lurn Condo. 1 m1 fro BM•26or64--i6223 MOW REtifTIMG ''1c w . 2bd & dt>n \\',\1"l::Ri-'lt0:'\1' P1,·r & nt!>. 2 Hr 2' "'' 010 tx•t> $;.l()0,9nJ :..a ~incldulil.61S-6000or beach G min fr N""''I> C:uherdral c,•1hn&i. & up· n 3 bt-d r I I • . ••<11 I , h 3 '"'l nott.:• R , heh Adil& ovcr-40 mar 3 BR .. ll bia.: p11tio. giar d d S505 11.1t. rm, urm.1 (m, J:.ir opn1 . ~<#'/ 11e Mewport .ch 769 .,.., ........, o=.em11r) , ned·or 11n11l. St.OOo. So. ol llwy Avoll 8 ll3 !1~u:r.:or979·:JKl!i mo ~1111! rm, 2 bJth , """' 6"'8S006 -••••••••••••••••••••••• -;,,;M•H 3124 !tee. & hobby f .ac1I 2il h ~Mo. Aat. 6'1S 2371 opna HOUSE cpl:· !pie. dbl1: ~ar:· Ill J Rr. :?Oa T\\ nh trl u II l or 2 Ur. ,1J111\s~ 110 P<'~l> •••••••••••••••••••••• ·c. lJo:at or u 1r. litor11s<: otto Meta l224 ut •ltlHTALS * tlor•· ~ m~i: j[1> 1~sl 11r.•dl'd & rh:u11 l'<lVI, $17lJJ$;.'OO. 2-121 .... Hlth ~t . • 1"i.il. Cull att 6Pa.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAI CllST 2BR .21J.\ ......... ~00 ~2 ~ arre ea Y !>uu11a. prl. t\dulh. no l'\ Hb 6i~HIOl t, :.! :'301~.'!~~lts. iw ~ 37·4' M LSA \'ER Dt-; !BR.,:?BA · · · S4SO • [l('t" $.IOO mu S l.1 ll.'i9 \VlN'ff:~ HI-! \f ll R •:N pct,., d8hll•hrf., &hug cpl,, 110. UtU frc~. Nc:a 3 Ur. 2 &. Cpl$, fplc, :.!BR .. l?SA • · · S500 SUI 2llOO Tt\I, 11 bl._ to orcnn d<.lbt<d t:aru~l'. UHQ. Gab b \' 11 ch . II or 11 e o k Im mac s.lSO S IS·S'760 BRAND N£W DRUX[ 2BR •2\-J UA .... ~ ~O "-'Y"d" CO\'c:. AdJll~'t'tll IA YFltOHT \'1•ry t"IC'an 2 Br dplx u1\ 'wat~r J)d. l'ool. u h " r L'"' --3 3RR .. 2BA ..... • ~25 t o B11lboa hla rid t ... " f " 0,, I"" , "M"uCH" ... ,TS uflll' comue. r .. ~ :'\,IES•\·VEo0£3'.,...,room 3ut(.,'"'k •\ .. ·•··· ··~ Du1>kx · l)(>lu\eJ RH .. I '''""°urn . ., m,, llv. -""" "'"" 031 2011 , " U\.V ., .. • .... PresttglOUl! ll llfl~m Rd'& req'd. 67S·IH38 : n ~ • Pl cu • 2 bJth, lamlly room, 38H • .2HA.... $.&00 Towrih o m~. Securtt) U.1, w w ''rJH'. llhlni.. 213190 S117tl 8Srot. or~ .... ..... ~. but I tins, d 111hwh hte l ..... Pwww<ln u.it. Al .......... a 38R .. 2BA. ... . . . ~ l pOol j ti & l1>k. "nr. 11.1110 'rl)• &12·S013 H.i:.r 3 t.. ~' Agt.S56-~ ............ SJ75JW-. .ian .2tJ A . ~75 ~:,~~·bcal·h ·$7~~~~/lllc '·''!•:.~. ;\I) do>::.. WO. Wall• t? Wllkl' s,1~10 L'til Ut•u ullfully lu1Hts:'.1 pl'd •••••••••••••••••••••• 4BR .. 21.UA., $000 .,.-613·31183 eaut. sngl11 ok. l'ee Mal a:irdl'n t)'pt• udull upts Y.ll.perlenc.i waterfront V1u~a~~!1?!~! 1ch111 wll c_....chl*• ~~~~~~~~,~~~~e f'a n \ u t 1 c 4 Rd rm W3tt•rfront. 40' llo\.'ll, Jb Rcmt:ils. S,IO·S:t7(~ 1·2 3 Ur. 0 111h"•ushcr , l1 vini: In lluntin&lO 3br, i ·cor "•r. bi•• yrd, renluls &rcs;iles Duplex. Walk lo Ocl!lln w hll' ynl. i\\·.i1I no" I $Ul$. Ut1l. free. Near enrl. l::lr .• , BBQ. 011-s & ll.irbour.t:le1t0&nl48R, " " ooy.SOOOmoonyrlyl.:.c ~r li,,•. Ai;t. iS2i~l tk• beach l:lt>nrhcombcr llllterpd.l ool. B:a. ,·ont c m po r a r mU5t•ee.S36S.S48·J.$6I. Crou SlrMh: 9.5 1-·ee &'ll-20l1 LA MANCHA ArTS ~u rni i.h i n &1>. lioal 23S 2 br C11 ra.:e. Slater&Beach.HB. WestonSlateroff &-ia,•h & View .i ll1lrm -;--------7i8 Stottrlace,CM ~Clll'r inclutlc1I ' kids1pel5/:mgls. l''ee Beach one block, right on Keel.son to <furn or unfurnl "' supc ~c"port Shores 2Br. den. OCEAN .. 'RONT JlACH. 642 ~73 mo. ~ot;il 1213 t.ttllnnenlals,540S3'TO Cul·de·'-!·•" ... ----..tt..i-..n secret loc:itlon ns 21ba,close tubch.$4~/)r Av111J.wkly,Rl7 to9/lt . ~~)2·S!l8l ...... ~ ....-t)()/W1tHcror Sl200yrly y.~Ml·~ SlSOwk.673·2493 Nuw .! br, H:i b:i. path> La,-. hach-l l 41 $210. 2 br dup. G1msi:e. San J oaquin 2 br /2bo • Rluff11 Condo <'harm 3b1\ TRAJL~ll for l"l.'nt. 2.lxs· J ~rd~~.~i::,~1u. Nu i,>eb •••••••••••••••••••••• Klds11;ingles ok. Peoc By·. Kent Rnal9ft R••lty brand ni!W ... ~rpl compa<'· II) lhl.' Bay. 4Bdrm + blll\b. pool. I': z l':ll'e. nr n r & h I d c 3 b e d '--· --... ti l:;A C ll llOUSF. Majo Rentals.~o.5:no ••U•I Complt"h•ly turn.~ Casadc llcrmosa Oct-Jn v1cw 2B R·den S200 2br.garagc,rncdfo NewTerraceCardtff1Br, mo/yrly lsc 1\\'n11 9·1S-12S 1)10021~ mo. 100 ycts from bch 12l 2br Studio /\pt11 I frplc, lrg 2·<'.Jr i;fl1 kids. 1-'t.>e trpl. wetba r. near pool, Wat.rf.....tHo..s S-C...._.• Will show S11t1Sun. Clll w/tlrcplare. $320. 1 "'1clcc eye. 1\tlults onl> Main Hent.als, S40-5370 842·9249 OI' GjO 1-tftft sho ..... S37S. 644-4016 63I·1400 ror app . 2l3'-31l7·1~9 without f1rcplat-e S-110. l! l<IO. -O'IO-v.JUU .... ••••••••••••••• •• •• ••• baths. range &t oven, dlt. -i!>9-22l7 /\GT Rent or lease 8 mo. old. Turllerock 4 br, ram rm. hwu her -------1 2200 ~Q. ft., 3 car {:ar. 4 din rm. 2 ba. new crpt. 2br 2ba bayfront condo lmnlac 38r, 2ba. frplc avnil Sept I. $125 mo. 160 w. Wilson. l,l·a~c Sepl. l Sth·Jun br. 2112 ba. sunken rum1Jy View of U.C.I. Avail. 165o leue. Call 67s-8074 bltn range/oven , s un 1714 ) 846·6S07, (213 • ~ 14th. Suver ch.1rmcr rm w/wet bar. formal Sept. J iil . Lease. orB4S.SlZ6. deck,new cpls.drps,I &3-6829orl213 l~·Ol34 MESA VERDE ;areu Woud s Cove.' S400 dining, iclnl area. MSO. Gardener . wnter, assn. yd,2cargar.S37Smo. llomt' atmosphere 2 & 3 '197·JSJI mo. SS0-6800or S52·97~ dues pd by owner. $650. Newport Heights home. ._t. ON THE BAY· Belluliful 1 brdcluxc upls. M6· 1034 mo. Agl. ~1·5032 Wood deck patio, Interior Wn-stff 329 bdrm. Condo., prlval ,...wporl hach Br. kids ok. No ~ts. front crt, frplc, .C·car •••••••••••••••••••••• J>?OI. elevator. p:ark'g. NEWLY DECORATED •••••••••••••••••••••• ~1mo.Avai1Aug 15th. 3Br284.Fam Rm.hme prkng.5br.3ba,famrm.4 Br. 2 ba. c lean+ View:sllrms.s.t~.mo 2brl-'•/gar$21S.Newcpt· Beaut. Linda Isle 4 BR 11141 ll31·60SO. u t 51 tt.Mliw9f•hecla l240 "-3%44 minlcond. lnColony $4SO Much more' $600/mo gardener. Avail now orS39S +security, clean· fncd yd.water pd. 2228 presliR~ homu. Shp fo wkdays .or 64S-3-'8Seves. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••mo. lnclds cable TV, & S7S.23Uor675.3:Jn.eves: "'25.Noree.Agt.~ Ing. SCHANTZ. Ore. be"Btw .. nl~!.:i6~~.l1t20a. Cati l"e boat "··mmer or yr swimming "VBfl 8/7 or963·6708 1U-43841 Eves. S3'7·49'i8 ., .,.,... "· ·""' parkhng 4Br. 2 ba. fncd Beacbwalk condo, lease. 2 BR. 2 Ba. 1'ownhome. ' " a ' IAYFROHT ---'-------11--------- IY be. ,\t(t. 675'6161 yi.1, frpl, dshws her. patio. SuJ)t!r clean B model w 1 Park View, totally de 548'9831 d ys, 499'3669 • 3 + den, 2 ba, highly up O C E A N l-' R 0 N e>.luxt New Uftlts WINTER RJ:;NTALS dbl itar. sngls ok. S upgraded crpt.s. drps & corated, partly furn. eves. Deluxe duplex 3 hr.~ ba Graded. $395. mo. lsl MODERN 2 lJr. bllns. 2 hr ihadlo, Ii\ Bu dwn Oceanfro nt· Sever a Marquette Cir, S39S. w.allpaper. Avail imm4'd; -$300. p/mo. SS6-0t21 verdale 4 Br 3 Ba. (am t"' /w cpJs, ~1~5•1 '' P~ · last + $100. secty. S7S gar $.100. Winler 673·2493 1"' ba up. Atrium, faflflj l:sr~e rully furoishe 831·0873.evcs. 5425. (714189'l·7486. W db 1 d 3 8 rm, nr pools "tennis, args. ~·mC:67Y3~3883· dng. J o o r Sandr rm, frplc. patio twnhs~. homes nvo1I from S600 l oo r g e . r ' $480mo. 5~·0881 . ..,.,,.,. . 846-1371 or (213) 592·32-lS Ocean View. Beaut. 2 br, ~lgn, s:ns. No pet.s. 2-t• S800per mo. ~gt 673.541 AVAIL AUG. IS SUPER CLEAH townhm, Oct.. occupan· ownhouse. 3 BR .• 2 ba.. ba, patio. Pnrk Nwpl Kno St. Nwpt Hgti. ....:o.;.."=--=--~1 3 BR .. ttm -(enced 3-Br, .llLBa. lrpJc, ;ille ci_. Close lO Jake & teo WXURY TWNHSE, 3 Br wshr/drye_r, refriJ. Ne C,~~~~1 34 .,. sublease. Tennis, spa. area. 6'2·2389. IO Mn. rental, Bayshorcs yard, ffl)lc, few blks l w/boal access. near Hell DlS-644-4504 2 Ba. patk>, all rec-facil. 1 . --• i ym, Completely fum:1--------- Newly furn. 3 br house beoch. $450. mo. Coll & Graham. $.'ISO mo S360mo.lte.~·5998 f,=;.; 3Ta; :aar~oid~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Dlshes, linens. etc . GIAHDOPEHIHG ~14J..82.58or (213'700-2620 llcaltor. Paul Coad. IM7·2622 llNTALS . only S4Z Lse 642• Exec. condo. N pt mos. or more Adult. ... n THE IAY LEAF !lb'2·614Z Single Family Hom~ C~lif hH~ lge 1 t~r, new rllr · Riviera. 3BR. 38a, frplc pets. Refs. r eq. SSOO Ueuch winter rnll. 3Br, Adult Twnhm 2 Bit, l 3BR.2 8a .••.••...•• $425 jl c ,new ie,new cathedral ceHinit. pool, IW0-4868 2 Bdrj 1 1 S200 2ba. s:190 inc Ids util. ollege Park 3 br. t~ ba. ba. 2 ear gar, all of th 312 &pen, 2 ba ....... $C2S pa nt, new patio, new Blulfs home just redec tennis etc No pets Lsc " t ..... •L..&..-Ueaul ru • sp11c ous new Fam1lyt1nly.Avail mld 2 frplcs. S43S. mo. luxuries incl. sec. gat.e 3BR28a $425 lndscpd, $380 mo, incl BR 2"" b L ~ 5'00 494-0.132 · ~· "¥"-a,pta.Poul.pvl.palios. Sept Call675-40l2. w 'gardener.SS7·1351 A\•all. immed. Walk 3sfl'.2ea ........... $42S .«rdnr. 8 33·2133 o •belt Q; oc. 1 mo. •••••••••#••••••••••••• Adults,nopeli.. -------1-_.::--------locean.$350.968-8670 3BR 2Ba ........... $435 5S2·SW dys: 832·3S87 1reen · mm. poo . NewportCresl,huge24 Ge•nil 3102 329Avocado.C.M. J.o\ely Bayfront hme. :i 180. Util pd. cozy I 8 4BR:2ea:::::::::::s.cis eva. i:~Lea~i~~ sqrt 3 Br & den, 3 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6.Jll-0883or'42·•!I05 Br. 1-'mtcr only. elec gale near all. Beachcomber. S90.000Spanish Villa. 4 BR,2"' Ba ......... $CSO split level condo. Ful •l~TUSTIM• a"·ious 3 br to~nhouseo & gar, Fpk. pvt patio. fre. 631·2011 sq. ft. 4 br, 3 ba, study R • -•--• 3241 ff bo VI p I ~ I d d l -" ~ 5800 673 J05J 1-· R.. 0 R 3 4 8 , a ba .•••...•••• ST2S ~ --ar r ew a er mo. ocn vu, gar w auto r A u ts " children ove. r 2 ba lrplc pat.lo pool' --~ . · Ovrsld lovely big POOL, ,4_95:968:2445 car aar Townbomea ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Bt. Yearly lease. lnc Quiet unit, pool, ten 16. No pet.s. Bltns, brkrst Adults, n~ ptits.' 5300: LI\~ on I.ado for only Jlir , game rm, f PlS 28R,2Ba ..•.••.•••. $395 2 Br h ouse, lV. ba, l•rdener.586-3007 nls,etc. ~mo. Vacant bar, dlsp. A/C. D/W, Ms.33&l 165/mo. 2br. 2ba, bnck drps. pets ok. S·l25. 3 Br t Y.i Ba, patio dbl gar 2 BR,2\.-'a Ba ......... Mts 1ara1e. frplc, c:pts, drpe, Walk to Be h 2 8 d W.8026 crpl, d1']:16, lndry fuc, pvt1--------- frplc.67S·81SO,owner. 640-7~ bllns.S350 mo.S36·1827o 38R,2Ba ........... $425 refrtc. Ocean view. 234 2"" Ba ac • r. de~, ~llftu.fww 360 patio, e ncl. gar. R EASTSlOE adull 1&2 Br. 960-1830 3BR,2Ba ........... S4$0 La Brea. $415. mo. incl p t terna~y up1ra1 e' -••••••••••••,••••••• 1tora1e . Wate r pd. ~122S. Like new. Pool, Ot'canfronl Veurly $450. •38r + DR, 2 ba, ffl)l. 3 BR. 2V. Ba .....•..• $475 utll<213)92S-8295 Ja~u%n. ~ :i'o. ::i~l267 • • CA P 1 S T RA N 83f.l7S4 or (21!) 922·2879 no pets. 1n E. 22nd. Sl. :!Br. 2Ba. washer. dryer. bllns, d,w, nu rpt.s. p11ln 2 Br 2 Bath Condo, n 3 IR. 2~ Ba ......••. asso p 1 ....,, 3107 G4Hl878 d1shwashl!r. enclosed 1ntout. <Halecres\1$385. HunL Harbour. S2SO mo 4iJR,2v. Ba .. , ..... ssoo airts Abel Degign ~ltra BEACH·Townhso style ••Hu• 1----------' l:J r. n o pets 37.13 g.a2.2221msg/646·9666 l"okids.M7·78Sl. 4BR,2V.Ba ......... $525 modem, floor to celJln 38R.orZBR.&tden, ~an view 3BR, 2"'1ba •••••••••••••••••\••••• CASAVlCTOn!A :-,ca~horl! 673·65i8 . -&lass fadna spectacula M2S. BALBOA P.:NIN l ,2&3 br. Deluxe Unrur. . ., , Jlr,2Ra,dinrm.frplc.aEAUT.SplHlevel,48r 'o cean vlews Crom 2 baths .S550Mo. ••NEAR MARINA BAVFRONT orFurn.gas/wtrl)d. THA I Lt.It for rent .• lxll I IJ I t111 ~. I g r n c d yd 2~1 Ba. sep. din rm. fplc bdrm a, kl t ch en & 3 BR. 2 Ba., $600 Mo. Spacious lower 3UR. :Iba pvt heh, 2 Br lower dplx. Adults·No pets Sec. g;ale II r & h 1 cl ea b c ti" ~ patw, gardnr & wtr tam rm lge pool bllns maul\'e living room CoronadelMar aew carpets & dffor Fplc, n ew carpeting, Pool, rec rm, elevators l'om1,ldcly furn. S20t till. S:l7!l mo. <194 ·5849 o nr bch. $41s mo. 968.~77 w/flreplace. Plus dco & $365. drpl, gar, 2 adlta. No ~Victoria, 64-2·8970 mo. 1110 yds from hell ~l am/ oversize g arage. Lae 499·2237 ACT peta. Vrly lse. $475 mo. ·- Will show~atSun.t:Gll -I edO 4828a d~cltsandencloaed Avalll0/1.675-0866 l &2Br,l ba.Frum S200. for uppt. 21J 38i 1319 br, Iba, lrg fncd yrd, 24 mm · ccpy r ' patlo. Must See! S600 00 No pets. 400 Mt>rrlmac: • . Zenith $3SS/mo. Call Fam rm, centrally loc. 1HJe E ll 497 Z3Sl leoct. ll l I Way 979 1911 oct:ANl-'RONT lg" I Br. 548-7945. nr. West~lnster Mall . vesca • . -···-•••••-••••• . . . ,;fn\ n1t't•ly rurn. Winu;i -MArina Hi Sehl, S39S mo 't5t3°"1Nsft...'--E m er aid Terr ace, ean Vu· Brand New 1 Br al)l, ranae & ref rig. 9/76-6/77. $325. ti73 2493 ice rondo. Back l>ay 1st ktast-<YS190el&dep. --~--•• ,... ..•••••!!~•••••••••••• -2tlr/2ba. bttm. frplc, 20• Avail. Seilt. l or soonu . --------1 21> r. 2 b 11 . db I & a CaU 9e8Mllt TUan.HOCK w. woodsy. 2Br. dlDrm, Little hlaliCL Annual Jae· paUo $350/S37S 496.4292 Mature edul\9 only. No HcMIMtUnfumfsMd w/o}>l?ner, solar hfallrg·4 Br 2 Ba. cpt.s, DIW. n S BR., tam. rm., 2 ba. balh. 2 frp1c'• dble su. SBr,2ba.bome.$600Mo . . pets.$17S.mo.642·S872 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wood burni ng rp c. pets. Children OK. Profess landac.ped ~/lse.'9'J.11'73 Ait.673-4400 Br, 2 Ba, D.UPLEX all .,160. Bachelor 1 br. Pool. trash compact or , n ....... _.. · • ,5.,.,. .. -ft.. .... _ bltm lndry lac S2SOmo • Gtfttral pclS, S350/mo7~1-6503 mo................ Patio w/flre plt. Custo1a Lease. North Laa. llC 4~~~'".,~ Yearly 2 BR upetaln ' · • • util pd. Senior citizen. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpapers. Im mac. de-view. 4br, Iba. bayfront. $3601no. W avallS/2l8. 493-4997 pets. 646·2138 3 DH·Garden(irove, nn house, trplc. clun. Br. 2 Ba."-ml to bch. D"v.DM95D MC~llbLS ....... ---412'1orot.mL THllLUffS •aaa incl.67S.22IO C.... .. Mw 3122 841· I 091 older rpl deslr~. Cpts, drpe, sprinklers, n ,_.,.. "' "" Lee J BR. apllt le el eacl •••••••••••••••••••••• l Br, bllns, cpts, drps, mo. Isl, lasl + $S0 dep. pets+ .. ..:.u~y &'ci'o ~!. = Real&« • 133-1293 Prtvate, adualve bea unit· best early., area, hlboaPulu1'1 310 gar,adlts, no pets. •lalboalal...ct 3206 Wslc!e.548-7011 ~--eondo ocean view. ~lvt Red 6 "•••••••••••••••••••• -541"'19lorS45-«i27 ,-.;,.;w Sponb h stylt· w 1-·r De-luxe 2 BR. 2 Ba, house. S475 , 4br. cul·de·sac 21h8a, Ab&o bet Vu. On tennis. 2 br, Z ba. Partly HASTJNGS&CO. Bach ape, yrJy renlal 'll,, on• Pc!°st~i!z~r·l~:3 ·r~: ••••••••••••••••••••••. Port Clyde Dr. 83l-097S Rancho San Joaquin ~Br, SecwitY, pvt ~ pool spotlea. Av:li'ftc>w. :So IA YROMT ~.,..v ,t., oPl!n Ix-am cell .11\R •Jll hltns, patio. encl. frplc. s uper back yrd. golf 1reen 75l·2032 furn. Yrly lease. MOO. Realtors ~5590 util pd. $240. mo. 926 E decorated, adlts, 642·0461 2~.~~~oom~UJRA ~·2~!~g~B~~-"_d_u_1_ts~.~~~u~~~~~~o~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~La~~~~~~~-~-~~ LIDOISLEL~'"~E .•• &l~B~dS7~ CORO.NADELMAR aft4:~PM \' ,\NC1'~ RL T ll, G73"4062 -"'-""-mo . ....,._!30J ...,..n11 &:.no> 1--..,.------- c_.. ..o-• M-3z22 M F.SA VERDE 3 Dr $425. EAN 3 Br. 2 Ba, bJtns ~~ Br -.!"TB -~ Sharp. I bedrm, 21tor)t, icryfrowtWiwtw 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. $JSO. fulchelor pad. Ulil. --uww -0 5 Su CJIU, drps, rncd back yd • ., ,~ • -: r. _,.,, vlew or baJ, private 301 Ed~ewater at Pool. tennill, continent.a paid. Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• pen al / n 1·5. A,. ...... from •"boot. N Oam1AeOl-7111En. ..._._ .. man •· -1•· or Coron St.AptA M l R t I c•"5370 WHhlnglon. 213-439-7549 ,..,_,. "'" -...-. • .. '"' • breakfast. Some ocean a o en a s,....,. For I~. 2bd + den +enrl pets. 13'75847-1901 r lBe cloleto beam lldull male onlJ . Nopeta. 3 br , 2ba, frplc, ear. Catalina vlew.s. Close t Ne -ZBr, 2ba , frpl , i.un room In lrvlnc Ter· per neat rondo, 3 hr, • ...:... Mlllta. N ~ ~ mooth. cau Scqlerb Pvt beach $450mo • ....._i " f be ch -nee •sso mo Rkr b r I I N h 4bdCoodoS325. mo. ....,.... 0 · ilomesllealt" 549~ Rob' ft0Jtr..,'"' ·120· -........ "' inc a · dsh wshr, cpts, drp1 . • . " . . a. rp c. poo . r. s ops 960-l980or8G-1&91 8sfale 1.ae-.-.... ,. , UUIOD, v•.,.... 644.all pa''·. Adi'•, Mac E ·18t .. 67l-1181 SISS.673·2331/673-33l3 t'T\.._ft uu ... _.... " Ask for Mickey. [g -KEQ( thH11'Clll9yV11e Z Bt unfum, (rplc, crptd, CorwdelMar 372 St.646·SS72. SO of Hwy. 3 br. :i ho , den. :i Br, 2 bu condo. frplc, F1 Le 4 BR + bonua Lax aBr 3ba mcll cable TV. Open beam •••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUT 3 Br 2~ Ba dplx 1--------- •hn rm, heam d ng, frplc. polio '& pool, dbl gar. 3., -::·Jot / I •VWMlllMTALS h '\'?a wet ba·r . cell.Stove&rerrt1.Pa 1 BR, beaut. view fro patio, iar, nu cptB. 2'3r,newlyducor.Cround S.S."t0.Lll<"673·:M77 i\dulls.S37S.642·11$.\ bf:·i:.;~ch ,:tr.fioo UnlvcnltyPark a~ __,_/sauna/· ~-~rk~bfil~rto2 can. ba lcony. l ~ blk bch. mo.tse.673·7513Agt. floor, gar, taund b ell, • ...... 9 3 •sa 1 ..... J t u.....,. •-....... .,. .. ocean. SUS mo. Ulll pd " crpt/drps/stv. Older JASMfNECRt-:Ef\ ~ffo:SAVl-:u n .. .;.a Br.spot-mo . ..._ 14 ... + am.rm...... acun . ,..any e.x .. aa. VlcinitJ 38th St. Sub-I Sea~iew,aeeapt lorcal Immac. 2 BR. Pool adJtsonly.1190.548·9735. fenmt< 1:ourtf. & l'ool I 11. no pets . Children W~ :~v2E~i:.s IM-GIZS ..uJ March lSth, 1977. 67~2486 carport. $300 Mo/yearly Beaut. brand new 2 br, 2 38R. 28/\ + mm rm. OK. Hd's. Water & Hiiis 3210 lit mo. rent!" securil Agenl644·7383 ba liv rm din rm bll"°s Luxuriou11. $7~0 /m n sirdnr pd. S.lfiS. 5'18 9002, ~rv J o Kelly 844-l3'1lo ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• deposit required. Als Cost.MHG . lrplc ja~uul Ocean 873 76011\Rt. MO 1720 ol(ent l:?ta)592.324~ ' RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN ew s Br twnhae r.C credit & per sonal re •••••••••••••••••••••• Maintenance free, 3br , 2'At . • Ad lt!I ~o pets :!Br,Crnlc.patio,h"1•kyd,"'--'-•-t 32u 3Br,2~8a.popula.rSao c:eoler. encl. iar, rerenca. $395. mo. Cal S37.50WHK&UP ba duplex, 1,900 aq. tt .. ~:;_s20or~S·B2S6 . • ,. -.,... •• hr, 1"'1 ba, bltns. dshwhr Luis Rey Model. Vlew, Wlhrld'Yl' hook·up A/C rorappt.87~1~7 eves. •Sloolo& 1 BR Apt.'> ....::bl:::n::·..::S.SZS=.:.:· SS!=·.:034::.:4:..· --l::-::--:-:--::---:----.-- )la r I< ldi-• Jll'l" 5400 ••··~····~·•••••••••••• crpts, dprs, frplc, clean, lfOI( course, lnke. avail Sl95mo. eves w01tnds lew •·y & ""'ean .... 00 sq •TV & Maid Scr v Avail 2 Br 1 Ba, :.orner lot, ;.Pl". 2 Br, J ba, J story, shag ~.i.: •• ;~r4d1~~n c r & w a t,•r 111(.HDEMANOARF.A &nS.mo.847-8371 Sept.lS.1625.54'1·'70Moc esJ.8082/Wkdva Harriet n..3 .,.b d ""3 b''5750 •PhoneServ,llld"""I " 11 '" d ti f I be m ·'"' ;:., Twautlful, lanio. 3flR, """3215 ._ _ .. , , r, en, u. •Chlld"""n c A,.tlon"""' dshwa hr, cpts, drps, rps, pa o, rp c, a i•'JI hnlh, 2·lltory with NF;W home 4 Br 2 Ba • .....,. .... ,._.. . ~; S48·3869 '" ""'" ref rig. $315 lsti. 673·7Sl3 cAedlu111·~. !!,~~.w~~· Efci~~: :\lalntcnnnct• free. :ibr.2\'a f.1m rm, frplc, c:ompl. cpta, dr'J>!', throoul. Nr. FOR LEASE. Unlv Pk. 3 N"1-I 3252 FSC d I •JJ1;Nmonthlf~~t~CM I u ltt• ;E 312.'i h;i duplex. 1,900 11q. « .. tlr.if)lod. rormlll ltln rm bch & sehoolt. s.~ mo. Br,ZVa On , fom rm,2 .sty •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• BLUF on o cases 548.:iwsro~S45~m SHARP Spilt leve 2 RI' •. n • · . tdl $.~;:=: .. ~2 o:H 1 $110 'mot-!lecurlly di!!> w/grdnr. $425 w1th@ut twnhome, 552·~444 or EASE, J Bdrm 2 ba StnrUng at $tDS den7 bltns, patio, $.1SO. New easulde 2br, Iba. S:!7!>. :t hr. nr. b••11ch KlLl.GORF. RF.ALTY f161..6623or2l3'830-0463 552.1000. house, utll rm. 2car gar, *A&ent,&44·llJJ• Eashl•I• 2 Ir 644-452 rrplc, bllns, lrg crptd Sln~ll'B ok 1-·,.,._ 493·S031 Clean 3 br, 2 ba: cpt.s. URTL.,'ROCK Lo.ely patio. $390. 485-6878 HARBOR HIGllLANOS Bllns. w/w, drPfl, pool, 2br, 2bi., 2·car gar, n p11llos, encl gar, adlll, no Muin Kcntots. ~O·S370 ir....-""afft y...01,..., 1234 d~. fenced yard. $31 an 2b J DI )' 4 BR, fam rm, extra I~!! $225. Adi ls, no pets China Cove. $425/mo. pets, SJ2S. 2S6S Santa rvwww -·~ r r, o. n rm. am NEW 1750llqtt twnhme, 3 yard. Move Jn l>nfor< 645·3971 Adltsonly.673·75.'17. Ana Av_c.644·4253. ~F.W<'u~lom 2 Ur 2\o\ Hn , ••••••••••••••••••••••• rno.963-4&69Agt.No ee. rm, 2 yrs old. Close to Br 21/t Ba, L aguna 11 c h o., l. s u 11 c Rec l<m .fpk .i,:11r.wshr/ l)('r <.:lcun.Niccarca.3Ncw38Rrorleaso.181 pool, 11chli, &hops, no Niguel, (ab ,·ic:w, pool!I, nelsthborhood 0 ,.0 STUDIO 2 Br l Ha. Coro Lid Nt:W&nlce J br,pool,fp. clrvr. bltn!!. vkw, 110•' I a r IC t• II rs • 2 b a • lO be1tch 2 ea crpts P,ets l.c1tsc S4'75 mo. pr1vacy. Lux features, Mtmncrs School. A.ien WIU<LY IA. TES Twnhlle, UPfilalrs view. udllll, no pels. 1-'r(lm S22~. u,•llotropC'. S<l2S mo cph tlr1):\, frplc. Sort drps, u'cluslv~ area, 644·21'77 thNOUl.$42Smo.11&1·2244 64.2.5200 FullKltchcn&TV Miu, no pets. $275 lsc. 642·5251,ll4G·3798 tu() 0372or i;.e4.4309 water. l'rirl p:ulo, rncd O~n House Sat. 10·$ RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN, s Br. --at tam. home at Linens & Ulllltle11 $43-Q31or557·8717 Dt>luice 2hr api Cln lJi. ttcntnl11 th11l you woold y d . W:ilk school. nr 9561 Port Clyde Dr. o new priv. 3 BR, 2t,A.a Ba •. $495 "~ or sell John Jdo fslc 4br, 2bo hom<.. CLOSF.TOOCt;AN DUPLEX3Br 1~~ 8& ... 'P, plex). Frplc, paUo, encl lcwc to ll''C m • nll loratl'<f bhops. $UO. Ph9e<>·llOI rail 213/322·4721 deys Uparadcd, brcalhtakln« McGiii. 496·~18. eves, All elee. kit., rrplc, so. IHclfH•• S..f .. t View, above China Cove. ~ar. S27S /m o. Preft"r In ntt ra1·t l vc nclah • WALK 714/Q68..SJ3Seves forlnlo. v iew, ponf. 1595. mo. 495-5220days paUo. Avail 9· 1· Vrly. 2080Newporl Ulvd adulL'I. $.U6 mo.49'l·9912 mlddle age adults. Avail horhond!I. to Milf ~uare Park.S300+aec.38r,J'l4 8a, Lease/optjon,552·9529 -•~ •·t-tn~l334;673·47!lff Costa l\1('11n S 11 b h $ 3 ~pt~.&42Sf72. ~PY"ln1111$91S to S\500 b c d r .. 1 1 t -v..... mm(,'(! pos11rs~lon Neo·1r 642·261\ ma ac apt. l C'll~('()~horc11 s1soo Redecorat 3Br. 2 a. 00 0• •P c. J)()O • ea LIASISAYAIL ••••••••••••••t•••••••• new 4 br + fa.m lly w/utll. Spec. J hr dplic I JJr,adulta,nopets. La$1un1 Nl(lucl $4!10 frplc, new cpl!I. drapes & nb. pallo. lndry, 8·11. Nr, We of(fr the f0Uowln1 lllMTALS formal din rm, •·hnlet $&!>· Cozy nest. Ulll paid. l300. 675-5205, 875·382'4. SI 75 '4'-1447 A\110 M>me sum1nt'r ren· dlshwu he r •4 tO rno. bch & Ralpba, l63.t6'7S fiM proper1.Je1: MlS.510N VIEJO • JRV, k>CaUon. custom t"Xtrt1it. flee. ,._ .. t~I· ror th"' month of Au•r. 963~. Agnt. noree. 8?5-0023 3 Br 2ba ram rm 1385 ~· 1 t jJ 1 --.r ....... mo. 1 or 2 yr lse. Main Rentals, S40·S3'70 ._. M... lU4Ceet• W... 3124 .,., " .. 3 •8r.·• .... , ...... _c ... ni0 e.,.am yrom....w • ...,.,., •••••• t all rordetalls Beaut 3 br home. cholC'e Let 3Br, Surfside Condo 3 Br,J.,:,;.: ~SO N Fr.E-ACT ~ 9978. Newr>ort Mc10 Really, 1 Br. furn. adults no pets. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••• BAY&BEACll f'V loc.MOO/permo.Call Dbl g:ar, wAlll'd patto aor ,2ba,famr-!: ..... ...__rt•--·h 3269 642·1Mll $190, walk to lihOP•· HEALTV 6i5-Kelth962·44'71Agt. bllnt, pool. walk t ... _.., ._ .. r--· .._ 6427154 ---------11..:..:=:~=-;.:,:_~~---I bch/shops. s.no. Refs. 3Br.2 ba,dlnrml450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pt C'rl"!4t 4 br. sunken, __ . ________ , lk'nutduplx.2Rr.1~ilba.zstory,4BR.2 U/\,fom 536-3771 3 Br,2'Alba,fam.S47G 38r, 2\A1 b11 condo w/36' LR, DH, rum rm, frplc, l&ZldnnTrtrs frpl. + xtrAs So. or hwy. rm . m .., n y c JC l r as , 4 Dr. 2~ ba, lam 152.5 boat 511p, dbl ~ar, $2000 ~mo. J..1•J1)1ti. 1142·>276. SISO to Sl6S. c;011 "water ~60mo.s.49 ll501 s.ius1mu. 963-4507 8kr. n0 EXC.3br.2ba. frplc. Wal 38r,dln lsfa m rms ~ rno summer M50 yrly ----pd. No kids/pet•. 133 i::. - -fw to bch . .Bcsl bari:aln a ~· lse ·S45,764s ' 11.V HOMl::S. Palermo. t"'"·Sl.0 • ., 1265 .. The First $375.646-61311 • 4Ur & 1-~R k view. S7 nu• .... To sec lhl' 3br. 2ba te.....,.a..cta JZ4 552·7000 . 2Br Condo Wi den. din mn.SS2·7003or644·7770 LGE 1 Br. cpti1, drr)!I & c h a rm c r . D ,, n & •••••••••••••••••••••• t.tl oa l24Z are.a. 2\A&ba, stove, tru11h -V-HOM ES 180 Dea dshw11hr. $100 + itcc. No fireplace. So. of Hwy. $2GS. Near water: 2 br .!:::=............. THE . · • comp. Retently con· Vie~ Large yard 48,.i pet.'I. 6'12·4~4 art <1PM. ""5tmo.Afl,C'75·2311. klds/pets/sngls. t ee ATERFRONTCondoln· VIUAGE. · · ~t~,be~h~ss:':!'. & F~m Rm. S7BG,mo, ~. ch:iracler barn opt. 2 BR. 1 bo. Frpl, wet bar, MaJ.nRc:ntals.s.IO..S370 cl boat alip. 3 Br 2 Ba, REALTORS . 8'7s.ol23. SSZ.'7003or644·77'10 fo r aro up of rn e n . p:ttJo. Avail. Sept. JOlll. 3 Br townhouse, att, fplc, balcony, car , View. Exec home Balbo College? 276 Se nta S31Smo.MG-7433 1arage. Pool facll. ms. Avai1Aua.~'75.84&-1530 ~~~du:i!wPrk.'TI.;. ~:~: NJ!..~eo\::Cb~e~~'. Peni~. Pt. j & Oen ,., __ 1s_1be_l._C_M ____ _ !!Br, wood Oooni. lflllC. mo.SSMl$l • 324 race. 5 Cashew. Nr pool. MlONrly. Agt. 548·1290 formal din., 3 ba., 2 frpl. ~m. or unfurn. lots o Nice Yd. ltd loc nr bch. CLEAN 3 Br 2 Ba. bltns •••••••••••••••••••••• S170/mo.2t3•a22-tS81. Loni lease avaU.1 NC' pr1v.t cy. l br. SJSO. UtJI Garage spc. No peu/klds cpU, drps, fned yd, S360 t er 2~ Ba. l~nnls. pools. 2 Br. 2 ba condo. Up. ocean & baJ. S850 ~ o. pd. 64s.4832 noo mo. Yrly lie. Nr Wealmln.atcr Mall. au BBQ tic ardnr. Ranc:bo San J oaqul n graded. Adult cpl. NO Davldson RJty 673· 6'75-0160. M-5Z30 ~-4408 SSl.f678or SSZ-0290 ~.Spotless 2 Br, 2 pc\3.$350,548-8251 Lo I B 2, .. b h.ch 374 ' Ba. den, drps, cpta. Bhlfs. "~ Y 3 r. ,... a •••••••••••••••••••••• 3br, 2ba, Bolsa Chica ORtENTREF. 3 Br 2 Ba Specially offered for lse. Eastbl urrs 48r, 3ba D plan •• End unit. Boy STUDIO McfQdden, children OK. hH . Frplc:., no pell, 542$, approl'. 9115 at $250, 1st T~hsc. Bltns & PoOI. view. Newly '!pgr11t1cd. OPPOITUHITT Xlnt schls. frplc. bllns. mo. lse.&U41781. 3 mos. If $.17S last 9 mos. $;,9S mo. 644·SS12 & Rerria. washer/dryer. Low WHld11•1 knoclrs ot\en when you S3'TO/mo. $100 cleanlnll B us. 64'&·1920; b me 67U799 wtr •oftener. $675 on 1'\all Kitchen llTV use reaull·&~ttln3 Dally poslt.846-21184. Turtlel"ock. s pacious 1S2·6895 N C leut.640.8578. Llntns&r Utllltlot P'ilo\ Clt111fied Ads lo buut. loc. ISM), mo. e w P o r l r e I t U 50 3 B It , 0 n l h MILE TO OC ~AN ~aeh the Ora.nae Co.st 2Slory $Br Home •/flt 83J..114e Deerfleld Townhot1se. Townhouse, 2 BR, 2~ Penl~ula. Winter ren a.c.tl•t Wtet rnatkK. yc;l, cio.e to 1choob • b Be, apacloa deoora~. ul. Avail. D/l l /i6 727y0ftde .. m.d. Phonet4t.S6i$ ahopplne \n S.E. l(.8 New Dffrfield lwn.bme 1:: 2611~· ~ltiyie~~·. pool • tennbl. "'s Ml. l S71-2.12S Beach Blvd at Yorktown $490. mo. 10102 Con1Ut11 *·de~ iba. Upiraded. OCHD. Ava I. ept. 1 ' 0 .. ' l tlon. 9Q.434t 1G.,m-411M~ 1'7MUIO. Lease. Adult.I. 831-2632 O.ASSfFTEO will sell It. 5a6-"' • MediterraneanVillag •Beamed reiUn~s. wood panclln~ • Grasscloth wallcovcrinR •Fireplaces . wet bars • Di~hwashers, walk·ln closets • Balconies, patios • Park-like landscaping • Swimming pools, jacuzzi • Lighted tennis courts • Minutes to freeways & beaches • Security systems I llDtlOOM I llDIOOM & DIM Z IR -2 la TOWUI IOUSI A specia1 11rcUon forl!l~wtltl •small ptt. A dull.a Only omce Open Dally 9 to s ....... 17141 H? ... 20 .. ..,.,..__ 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Calif. ... I , •(;I DAil Y PfLOT Sun~l• A~IJ$t &. 1976 J J A.fie t ••la U...., Af a IMCata u.fw'9. ........ to Shert 000 Office...... 4400 --. -. . ..................................•....................................................... ( .... ala1.,1u.fwa. IAf huw.aa ....... ~Af •••U..... Aflatue•......_ Af ..... ,...._ Mewpertleoch lHtS..Jw G~I to shuc lovtl)' 2 br Wate~ront Exte. ofCl~ll· •-•••••••••••••••••••~•••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. ••••••••••--•• -•••••t••••••••••••• •t•••••••••••••••• .. ••• "•••••••••••••••••••• C.pl....... 117 apt jo i>k Newpor t. l.50~. tt. lt6S!'Sq.1~.a41, C. .. Mna JIZ+cothl ..... e J124 ..... lwfJl•a.-h Jl4 ................... JI "'-'•wt•a.ach 3140 ...................... Resort llvlng. with BAyfi de DrTS ~:~port ::••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••, MIMflRONT' BR, JBA. ups tairis Cl1.1bhO!Ji C, tennis etc. Beach.Agt.6 '6 ·• e e e e e e. e e............... "91WS IN dowostai~. bltns. Cl°' Coll ~1tta 644-9040. After Office 1pace. _ ~ to pool. ~O. per mo. 6pm t411 64'1·7295. Protesslonol Aru Bldg. I . ·1 ··· LOFT OHLY-IACH&OI nlliWrvftl. KILLG0ft£ REALTY 494·'1292 •· IMMEDJ•noce•-• ... ey ~ @ scr1111noe1M111nana.tn •193-$031 ~·emale roommnte. 2S· . ' • "" v..-"'" OAK CRESJ tleo~. exc1ttno w.iv to --yrs. to share expenses It' 2 Room omces, W. l!lth St. live ttlOOW IOfts.CJ.iV Oun11 Pt with some C.M. i U 4' $911 mn, • ~1~wsy .... ~wr"o'wn1on~tvi1~!' S~+ ,., uill. 768-7T99 or\ S<l8·19"a_~ Private pallo. fin:place. beamed' Citl0'0r~oiw.A'tit~ 'lpm. -4450 .. ~:J:!~~~~ r~~. r:!~~~':s:~. Pool & FOURPlEXES ~:~c:r~~~~.r,·:o~nltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED Fem lo :>ha.re~:.~~ ....... .. .,. THE EXCITING eleg1111t T"•nhme Pk HIWPOIT llACH HAYLOn APARTMENTS ~···· 2HA-.oc•.C.M. 641-0IO .~ • Fri.Mom I 0 to 1 .~ ... CottaMeH 3824 C05ta MHO 3824 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~175, Lgc 1 br, walk to sho ps . Adult11 . n o children or pets . 1887 Monrovia. CM. 548·7924 Poiftt 3826 , , •l PALM MISA APTS. Nwpt Apts . Sl90 mo. S Offk ~llhint MlNUTEST0NP1' 64M\60 toNter ea r "'""f"'7': ,1 (' ~· DCJl. N r C o 1t Ii t H w Y & ~ Uach. 1&2 Bil. S!i)()/mo +.Park Newport Rivet11lde Ave. 470to1500 rro1nSl95. Apt. Lrg twnhs~. Tennis , sq (t, will remodel. ~~~'Jio~~vrentM frorn Ad1i\ts. No Pet3 gym, etc. 752·61~. 9·$. Hl'asonable rent. J erry ~t~~~~t:JO=t. 1561 Men Or. HA.SSEt.EOTRYlNG TO Wynn, Rill' (2U>4.1'M00l on P.tcmc co~t !41onw1v. <S Dlu Enst or Newport F'INt> A ROOMMATt.:! C.I store blda;, 1tood loc:a· ~~,~~rots~ s:~~~ llousc·~fute5~ \Jnllmltfd lion tn Costa Meaa. S350 tne 1rv1~ com~nv. 8.32 ... 134 IR('C 1971 mo. 547·'834 • NOW RENTING ·OPEN HOUSE BRANO NEW~ELUXE! 0., two A ...,._. ••u• .,......,. -...... ....._ a EWPOIT HACH M·F 21.JO shnre nice h hMlllltri .. R..._, 4500 .... .........._ 1' Blk bch. Dostalrs. 3 br. 2 Bedrm s. l>ltns. trplc. H.B. Sl20 mo. 1st + last. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •J •••• ....... tir1 .. •ct & 21M111a ••.••••••••••••• Sl7S. ~.,.?.." .. v'rrlpytc1•5eg.u~ ... "b!t1i:s0., ON THE WATER ~~1 pd.JAvu511. SepJt hist. Llpt IMI. llcl .. ' 2•• fe"-d ~...__.. "'""' .... v-v .. some dockuse S450mo .... a ry •0 •. ul'. on.10,000Sq.ft.Neurly new, •oOM-H..011-,---• .. • • • • • • • • •• ••••••• $275. t27 44thSl. 9~8-9086 968·5233 aft fileasant, carpeted of· •I ........... Hpri••IMKMY················· ... $200. 3Bedroom 2balhwlth 6 30pm· i L' d "'klno 1 br apt. bltns, Po<>I. Crplc, . • · ces . .. nc · pa. ... vcly 2Br. 2ba, new lie· Will Consider Children near otean. Adults, no ocean view ~2Smo. Femal~ to share 48r. la~dseaped corner lot. '1 • ~ EE"* Aoi·. frpl. <•di•~ 01llv. N•1 pets "''10 mo 64"·5JU --d Block lo o<'can. Sl40 mo Pnn. only. 1601 Pomona. 11 PIN~R " ~ ~ "" ' ·' ·-· " 2 Bedr~m .den.an un ulilincl.&15~. • CM.646·7176. ••:, UYIS UP ~~7J':.5· G!ls & wtr pd. See these lovely apartments -th~y are close to Central PARK NEWPORT ocean view S350 mo. -----E\1es/wknds 540·•'ll3 TO ITS NAME Park & recreation & shopping, schools, freeways . Bike to APARTMittTS WANTEQ 2 males or l 1.>ver 500 lull t re1.1s und Br l Ba . very clean. beach! • 1or2 Bedl'OOms and JACOIS llEALTY male, l fem. 21·35 yrs. lo Warehouse s pace, ap· 1 o s l re u m s "' 1th cpts. drps, rcfrig. Townhouses 675-6670 share hu~c 4 Br Ocean· prox. 1000 sq ft . Laguna ·• • ""l"rfalls create a 'S250 mo. SSG-5479 CRocc-From$329."3 front dplx unfurn. 10' Hills.830-0890 - u .. ~STREETS : Slater & Beach, Huntington Beach -., 1 1--.... rt tb /' k ., relaxanl! i.cllin ~ for ... f w s• ff h Open9-6Daily r•.-.newpo we . a r . w ICl'ma er. "1000' l..t. Mfg. 01' Storage your spar10U!S ne-.. t-or Very lrg J br: 2 ba n /)d. est on :iater 0 Beac one block, right on Keelson to Spa·POOls·Tenn1s CoataMeaa fplc s. micro wave oven. smalloHice.17th St.CM. 2· bedroom apartment $325. No pets. 575·520.S or Cul·de.sac. FOLLOW THE SIGNS!! Across from F3sbion U'ash cmpctr. dshw~ltr. S200 m o . 645·3544, ·From $220. f''urnilure 675·3824· lsland at Jamboree on no pets. no perm. kids. 646.S789 --available. Small pets Toro 3832 By K R R SanJoaquinHUlsRoad. 1270 mo each. 675·5255 --------- ;\dul\b onlv. Offk e •••••••••••••••••••••• : ent agers ealty (7141644• 1900 e\'S or wknds. M·l 2000 sq ft servlcll -open 9:00 10 s".oo. 2'JOO bldg. Lots ot parking. --f'a1rv1ew Rd .. Co!>la CONDOS e 842-9249 or 848-8300 @ 2 B,r A,pt 900 sq (t. Frplc. ~~~r:t ~!'::dot.o ,~:": Lease.C. M.64s-4832 .oo : • ~lesa. Phone 515·2300. Two large 2 Br & 3 Br. Patio. Pb ('114 ) 784,2236, lr.l util. Across from pool, 6400 Sq. fl .• all or part • .... ··""' Gar, pool. rec area. eallcolleet. ' Dls~l•t A ... : tennis. Don631 ·081S heavy power . washer 1<.tryer. Children • ~&l'tsidc lnplex $300. mo OK SJ l O 15365. Ph Dellghtful Back Bay 2 br, APA'"'.MEHTS . 28R Irvine Apt. HESTER· BROWN ~:r j,:,~.u. 8~[1~f.0~~~1t~ 837.8ssJ ••••••••• 9 ••••••••••• •... ~~~688scar. Adult&, !ei~~~t!:tdi:l~n~e!~~~ SH5 plus util. & Assoc., Inc. 833·978t range. 3 yrs new. 675·64.tl8 °"leach 3840 u..-£! ~ •-h 38 • -le It 31,.1 · · furn or u n r u r n . 55l·2697 1000 sq .n. $19.Smo. 1539 -. .. .................... ~oe -ac 4 Huntiftqtoa leac:h 3140 ......--CIC ,. UPPER D'tJPLEX 2 Br &ch/Mfo', 1 br, 2 br, 2 Su r Prime BAYl''RONT Monrovia, Suite 7, NB J u:.l decorated. b rand ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, "'""l• decor'd. 1 bl bath. pe Avail Sept 1. see tenant. n..--v . ~ -"' ,,.._ ,, OPFJCE to share in Lido 11 645 530 nl'w inside. Lgl' 2 br upl BRA.HD MEW Sl45. 1 br, pool, child ok. $170. 2 br, garage, , -.-.n-u,Uo,~atming fr-beh.-No-pe«, 22 OM.$230-to-S295mo -\lilla~Q..w,Jsccr.eur~ or ca ·l . • W-side. W w r 11ts, dprs. t•ee kids ok. Fee. guest hse. S22S inc util. Prospect, Nwpt Shores Lighted tennis court.s. 2 s pa<.' c a v a; I. o 14 ~ l...tah WOltft4 4600 all new upplns. No pets. Deluxe 2 Br + de_n. 2 full Main Rentals 540·5370 No pets. 494·7986 $330. Call 6'6·6355 o story. clubhs", billiards. 67" ao= S220. Ul il pd . 552·9723 baths owner's unit. 2 car -548'8912 · · t d ,,,,_,.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• bctwnli&lOpm gar-.ige, l11dry rac. Quiet 2 Br 2 Ba. patio. quiet, Deluxe 38r, ~ba, bltns r Br, panoramic ocean swimming. ,,y ro-spa. OOMMATE wanted 3 Rental wanted, 2bd hse ~n , -----but centrally located. c I ea n ' ad u It . N gar • P. at Io . 2 O 1 view. Cpt.s. drps, stove, gym, superb teak/oak BR .. ouse neqr beach Dana Point to -occupy tn Eust.i>1de I br loft, cpts, S350 mo. Adults only. bch /s hops . S270 mo. Cali fornia 536·4284 o re.frig & gar. $235. mo. in· rental furniture .iv ail. " "' · Sept Ken Young. (303) drps. d s hwhr . 3 29 tu1-2G22 (213)592-540 960-1279 846-3827. • cl. util. 236 La Brea. SEA'WINDCONDO Sorry,nopets. :::sonable. M/F. GaPo. 751·8883, 750·0313. C nl\•e rsll." Dr. S225. (213)925-8295 28r den 2ba .,.00 5S5Paularlno.CM ·496-8682 Denver Colorado · . 2~3 ' Condo: 3 BR. l ~ . ' ' ·~ <7H )S49-looa_ r..--f R-_. •350 ' · d 0 2Br 2Ba fabuloU$ ocean STIPS TO IEACH Nwpt Fr wy south to -...,..,, or '"" .. 2 St d ts k A t ,·.,. uge s br, 2 ba w/yar . yearly. Children .K. • • 3 BR 2 bat.hi Bel ee • •••••••••••••••••••••• u en see P . or 5220. 2 br, cpts . drps. very private.\'learHunt· Pool (ennis. closet 1 blk W. Be~ch Blvd. vlew.$32S/6moslse ·'" • w n Baker. right at . House for winter. Lai;. 1 oatio, ·o children/pels. angton Harbour. $400. sch~ls. No pets. $325. Mgr. 77U Ellis, Apt D 2Br. lba, ocean view. beeclt"bay. P'IS Yl'l1 Paularino. Open 9-6 12S. Single. Storage only. Bch. area. $200 or less. ·"2~A J 6737787 IUG429G 840 2811 M 847.Q41.0wner631·2333. $300/ 6 mos lse, n o 2BR.lba,~L$390Yr . ,2033 Anahe im No.2, 494•1278 ' · ames. · __ . or · Agt673-6210be!.5P children. ZBJl.,Zbatlls.'400 3Br28a.upper,33rdSt.Z Co6taMesa49H763 1--------- C~teMHa 3824C.ostaMHa 31Z4CostaMna ll2 Lrg 2 br . l\'2 ba studio, ~7·1317 blocksoce•-n.$400.Avan. Reti_r~ couple nd short· bftns. gar, nice yd. H. 1 __ .... z--a 9 /1, collect aft. 6PM. term furn rentafin N.B. 1!11111••••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbour area. 846-9088 _,..... "nr-3852 213-695-1051 Office Intel 440 area Approx Nov thru ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Feb. Approx $400/mo. 4 Plex 2 Br, cpts. drps, z Br apts, pool. Close to M. Newly decorated l br lo Prefer CdM. 891H002. enclosed gar, $210 mo. n Viejo & ocean . Fro m modern adult complex. WESTCLIFF BLDG NI WPUf1T U! ACH pels, ref. 963·2532 $26.S. 29041 Aloma . oft Pool. no pets. 665 Park c v n 83l 085'7 Newport Crnt Condo Dr, Costa Mesa 631·2276 ... . :. ... -1 Br Condo, washer, rown a ey, · · Luxurious 3 BR, 2.,., ba.1--'---------1 dryer. stv. rerrig, patio. MiaaiOftViefo 3167 $48SMo.Agt.645·7S73 IESTIUY ~..,_,......... Retired non-smoking man desires CdM, perma· nent, non .rum. ground floor sgl housing begin· ning Sept. 673-8439 S200. Call 552-9565. •••••••••,.•••••• ... ••••·1----------1 IH TOWH .z~ .... . 2 B All v·u v· Spacjous a·e w 2 & 3 s· I •· 8 ( & ~M---NEW 1 Br. D/W & patios. r . · s~ 1 a . iew. Bdrms, 2 bath units mg es, l ... 2 r. urn v . -..,.. Misc:•••••• encl gar. 2117 Huntington Central air, ~graded. across from ottanfront .t Wlfurn .. incl. crpts. drps ;.I'_, --· Rlftfel 46Sft St. 842·3513 $315. mo. 586·3001 "'"W t'a'ty recr•a"-oal de· & complete blln kitchens -' ,_,,., ,..... • ,. '"" ... ""' + Sl m.llllon in recrea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t . BR. ref rig. & wasbfr/ Mewport leeclt 3169 velopment. lmmed. OC· lion. TENNIS <pro & pro· Perm. e mployed man dryer. cov patio. Pool.•••••••••••••••••••••., cupancy ~ ..Fal'.llilles & shop> complimentary ----------• seeks 2BRhouselnN.B., Clubhouse. Xlotloc, '21 Lie 2 81' Ceado. Nwpt ~~~':~· $335. up. lessons, s wimmi ng, •1MOFREE RENT• C.l\t. area. Write Bob, ..... . ; ., Hf f »I I ' mo. •Adults only. No ·ere.t. Tany-xtru. s:tso hMJUu fvll8, 1oJ1 drivtoa 1·2·11 Rm. otflce11 fro MU 7th Ave. Sant.a Cruz, i 962-8118 mo.642·~SSor642·7184 Ba~front plusb bachelor rallge, color tv theatre. Sl3S per m o . Adj Ca . 95062 or p h . 2br, l 'hba condo, or bch, $135. Lge bach. pad. Move paif. Boat prtvgs. $!35. parties, BBQs & S\lnday Airportcr Hotel. No leas.,.._~_1_4_76_·5_948 _____ _ tennis, pool, sauna, Now! Beachcomber . mo.642-02S2orS48·a869 ~~~~r;:ls~~~~~:~~ req.833-322lTilnoon ....._/ll1ntt/ I . J !.•rt.-, I C\ J- I I 1.: '·' •ft I " .. } ... 1t •• , f .... ' ..... .. I 1 1• I I , , .1 ... I • •l I .. • I • • •I 1 'l tmowdiali! Occ11panc11 Be .1mun9 the first to choose the best location. the best Mfilngement, the colors you want from among ONE AND lWO BEDROOM. I & 2 BATH. ADULT APARTMENT HOMES. 0111standing Recreation Center. SparkJlng Brooks and Speclacular Waterfalls. Among 30' Pinc Trees. Swlmmir!Q Pool plus Volleyball Pool. Two Tennis Courts. Gym. S<lnd Volleyball Court. Jecuni. Sauna. DBQ's, Billiard TM>le5. Clubhouse wilh flre1>tMe aod Cmwersation Pit. Choose your brand·nl'w adult apartment hom~ TODAY! From $245 \\'hen \\Ill l(l(lk 1(\r un Jpilftmcnl huanc. "~ l111nl. '4h.11'~ •)Ul••Jc \Olll d04ir "11~1 't111111111J, ~·•U l'JU•f "' 1n1r-111.1n1 a• "h.11\ in,1.!c ~•'Ur hl•mc Th.ii\ \\ h.11 \IC'-' \~f\IC \ 111~, I\ .11! \IOOUI \n ''·'"' ,,, wrcn1l\I Ill j n.1111r.1I •Cllln~ ,,1 '"11u1:11l'. "·1ndcrn1~ \\m1m~ lu'h l.1n.1,,,1p1n~. :and .1 f1•1c•t 1'f ircc' In thr hcJrl 1•1 Or.11~1." ((111111~ \ IJl{l\f 11'/ll ('r!ICO! .rn1J nclu,11e rc•1dcn11~I ;l(C.•• ~" m.1n~ 1hln~s 11cre p.1Hn '~1;11 ~11c1111on f hc C\Cllini ,1n~~ .10J 'Piii k'~nn~ ... uhtJrul cealin~'· 111:t111 3('f1Clin1CJ 1ntCrl<'~ htau1j(ul Cl.1k CJlllnl'lr~.1nJ1itdual l.iundr) rc>-On\\. 'r;i1:1ou1. ll.1lcN11c~ and dcc~s 11 ilh full 11c1<' of " ha(, au1dovr .. Tlmt'\ 1cnn11. swam.ming and 1hc1ar' Jli'<'I• A 11 :um ~nd fritndly cl ubhou\e .. , .1nd )<lll'rc \\1th1n "alkin! d111ancr ol 1Jwir-. mo11c( .. , .ind 1cs1.,ur.rn1•. Visn Mc"-' \'frdc V11la1 today ... Oran~c Cc>unt~ \ nc11c~1 and O\O>I prcsll!lon' ad11h Apartment communit • MESA VERDE VILIAS IS$~ \IN \crJe Dmc F:1•1 • (<"111 \IN . Cal1forn1:1 ~6~6 • (714) ~·ml Ju,t \\'N ot1hc M~ \cl'\lt (cnacr. off ll,11bor Bl1J. & :iJ1At~n1 to 11\c <«ma Mm G1'1f \ount~ C'lu" 101"" 10 tht l'ubli I F J~ • 6 °""""' M"'"' ""' .,.. fM ""~". 11) <x• 'm '" •.OO pm .,,h. -t \!I--.-.........,. ,.,. adlts. yr lse, $345. Fee.631·2011 S.Cte1Matt 3176 month occupancy & 60< PER Sc;> FT ""-Ct 960-4158/968-7952. ••••••••••••••••••••••• roommate service avail. • 1617 WESTCLIFF·N B ~:.:~:::••••••••••••••• 1---------•3 Br, 2 ba, blk to heh, 2 car OCEAN VlEW DUPLEX Mod I d 'I 10 7 AGT 541 """" ~ .. ~ leoch J848 ear. Balcony. No pell. Oakewoods opeGD aardJeYn A·pt.s . 'ol\hU. Oppo,,_u... SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ y.rly642·1603 New Crom $295. Call .. , Drop 8 pebble into t.he...,.,., Dian e; 498·0232 or NewPortBeachNort.h 1501 WestcllffDr. •••••••••••••••••••••••. Ocean from your Apt. 3 Br 2 Ba. bltns', sun deck. 492'8050 880 Irvine Cat 16th) Newport Financial Ctr FAIULOUS Le L rlt , 'h blk to Ocean & Bay, (714l64S·OSSO 1..-z-o. ffic:e S-• F•ST·FOOD ase. uxury. secu ), 1 $4SO 675-7694 lbr luxury apt overlooks ---...., r --A Mature adults. 31755 Cst. yr Y mo. golf course. ocean view. Newport Beach South ~f!f~~~~~~~~~I:~ IUSIHESS Hwy. 499·2835. Lrg 2Br . patio, stove, All a m enities. Tenn~s 170016th St (at Dover ) PLUS wi..a... 0 Vi refrig, drps, gar . Cls to crts; pool & gym. S300 C714) 642·81'10 N.B. luxury, pvt office, SO SEAT _. ctClft ews ocean. Lse $325/mo. No mo. Sept L Mrs. Cook. View. Prestige b ldg 1 br luxury apt. Estate p e t s . L n dry fa c i l. 492·8350. ' ROOIM 4000 Reasonable. 645·3700. RESTAURANT living. Gardens, pool, 675·4478 ••••~•••••••••••••••••• by Main Beach Park close to beach & shoP.· · . Front 3 Br, all bltns. util ROOMS S2S wk up with DB.UXE OFFICES L.4GUN~ HACH ping. 83<15. mo. Incl util. ODAY YRLY 2 Br, blk pd, except elec. 607 A kitchen '31 SO wk up Comm I & indstl spaces . Price lncludes land & il'Q· Adults . 494·4653 or from Bay & Buch, Only Calla Canasta, 5285· apts ~-9755;,,.6'5•3967 200 to 2000 sq. ft. As lo provements with par)(. 494-6017 $300. 673-1909 831·2l07 1-'---· ---------i as 30" sq. rt. Lug Niguel Ing. Strong, going bust- 1-.-----31•• ,......__ 11~41".__ 314• l Blk from bch. S22·50 per Mission VicJ·o areas ncss with enormou6 "lltl .... '""-.. ..,.. .. wk. 960·2626 a (l 7PM • ••••• • •• •• •• • • • ••••••• • •••••••••••••• •• ••• ••• •••••••••• •• •• •• •• ••• •• Leave msg if no ans. Handy to S. D. f'rwy. potential. V1ewo11r . ' . apartment .preview And choose lake, stream or golf course. Adult apartments. with a sophisticated style, out:itanding design and unmatched variety of location. Leasing preview now in a pre stige Irvine community, with rentals front $260. Rancho San Joaquin Apartments Twenty Pergola, Irvine, California Culver and Sandburg, two bl ocks south of the Sa n Oi~go Freeway. Owned and managed hyThc Irvine Company Telephone 1714) 559·1100 • fOUA\ Gt Lcasi.ng Offi~ Hours: 1muSlNO = Weekdays 4-6, Weekends 9·6 .i()PPORJUNlll£S · 1t'l ' ,,...~ 1' \ .. .. • •i,,f ' ' ,,~ 1'"~ \II'.\/? . .,,\ \ ~'; z, f\,.,~ \\~..:-Uk;.'"t. ~· ··1 ~~. ~ • ,.. { .,, 1' '-· ''\ I,"·. 'if. l :l. tm1Ch0 sat1JffiQUln apalttfll€nts ~ ·' Call83HIOO $350,000 Wanted . female~ ~oom-Wes l c Ii ( C D r i "e TER FfC TERMS mate, kitc hen pnvlle~cs Furnished omce. Air RI & lau.ndry fa c. N~ce cpl. SUS mo. Ph 642·4097 home m C.M. Must hkc ---------1 /'\JEWEL.L A ssociatEs animals . Sm. do11 ok. Avail. Sept. 1. Refs , ~0376 aft 6 or wknd. Large att.ructive room in Mesa Verde. Employed adult. S30 wk. 979·9656 Sleeping rm w/pvt bath. Balcony w /beaut. vie w. Sl75. Util pd. 2500 Sea view, see apt l or call 67~·2486 !loom for rent in beaul. home. Nice loc. Also, sleeping ~~2. Hot.ti, Motel• 4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLAZA U co.<IM• llAC.H 494 U,4 Executin Sultea (}ustom·decorated ru1 size view ofcs. Ser vice of Ce rtiricd Pror Secy' lt.UOll RestourClftt > reception & equip. 1 bl GROSS $10.000. M 0. Airporle r Inn . 208' Openonly42 hrsaweek. Michelson, Irvine. New operation in Mission_ 752·0234 Vil'Jo area . Seals 200. O FFICE RENT AL Partners feuding. Xlnt terrns. Ast. 837 ·4200 :!2nd St., Ne wport llcach -- CPTS. DllPS. 11t:AT •ALUMINUM FNDRY A IC, ALI. UTI L IN<.:l, $110,000down tukes over 51Ssq.ft. S20t •CANDYSllOP& SlOsq ft ~c lce Crcwm su .ooc 450sq: fl SIS •SCllOOI,, rc11din~·llklll 4:.15sq. ft S21 •Bf:f:ll HM<. H.U . 1910sri. ft S8(I( • BUll.D llDW SUPPl.V SUNNY ACRES MOTF:I. CALL SUI•: CONNER •SCllOOf,,pvl Jr/~r HI $9.60, dbl Cl or 2 I v N SJUIO, Queen o or2> 1714)549-1220 •MAIDSER ... u. Kltchenetl"·Pool·Phonc S&A PROPERTIES lt.B.$1716 Oranite. CM " _. 645,4170 540 000!! 2376 Newr!~~ Blvd. CM. NEWPORT CINnR MA 11, or d c r d I s. 548·!!755 PRESTIGE OfCS trfbutorship available! t 3 offices av a il. In F:arn outstanding "rt· SummerR...tela 4200 beautifully d1:1·oratc:<f pent" proflt11. malll~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'uih'. l''ull servlce11 ht· nur tested hrochur~11 CoronadelMar.l/ii blkto cludr: l.ibrur)' «'?O· cvcr)'thlng l\UP1>llcd .f~ Big Corono. 3 Ill\, dl'n. rer<!nt <' rm. UlM ~op1et. detolls & 11amplo'1. Wl'ltr din.rm. S400 p /wk. or U'l.'rcturlal s p a ce . P.U.C., Box 2'154·DP Sl200p/mo. Agt.644·7211 Ground floor. Month I La11uno llllls, 92653 month. C all (7 1 4 )-~---'--- Hal boa Bay Clul1 2 br S4<t-6760 EL TORO. 19 Desk Heal furn. apt. Avail Aug. thr~ ---------1 F.titate ore for ~uh•. Good Sept.1131·1400or496·G71!1 FOi LEASE 11wulion. Aak for J 11ck. N E WPORT BE AC H , 3 OFFICES 4!13·020_2 ____ , c.harmil'I!? 1 6r apt, l hlk $I 55 MO IACH f AST FOOO '° QCJo:AN, OR DAY Sips F'IO(' COSTA M 1-:sA 1.oc: llfo~STAURANT 4 or G. Si'(~ w~, JI ~ W 752-1700 not beach .locution. 01: B:llhniJ Blvd. trar tlvc decor. good SUMMER bellch rental, 2 INVEITMEHT DIVISION leasl'. 2 m:tn o~ratlon. er. ~ blk to ocean. Sips ,.,J1.11.IJ.1 S37.soo. c.r::fs~· Dkr. · 8. S2SOwlcly . 6'75'&138 -g-:f-rl\- TEPS TO o c t:AN & . .J. ~OIN LAUNDRY Bay, t Br. $195: 2 Br.~ Grouover-SSOOO. mo. S235. Ample park'ng. S.cc.H Locotfon Hu Fluff & t'old (help 6*6814 Walk to po"'t ofrlc"' run) mostly coin opet'll· 1---~------1 restaurants • & bank;: tion. 34 Washers <18 ncwl ocatfott •...tels 4250 c "" h s c M L~ Dryers. Ne\S owner l'n ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/ · s:.·i171~ & kso· · excess ot s20,ooo. y For Rent..: Bi1r Oen11cabin, Call Bob Rlbleti Good l{lrms. Agt. 837·4 2 bdrm. rpt.~. fircplce. re· 714: 675·6700 aa. 002·0510. Realonomics Corp. COCICT AILS -G R<>s.5Sll,OOO. mo. ....... to Share 4300 PRJME Ofc Spttce. CdM No food, lite entertalft · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean Vi ·w. «'Ills, drJ18, mc:nt. Ou~tandlna &P· Refined lady to share de· ample pnrking. 350<1 pearancc. Cood teaac. \uxe 11pt nr. f'~llsbion !IQ.ft. Devine Pro1>er1ies. Ord)' S30.000. down. AJt. Center w/seme. 640-8491 ll4·6'75'-76U 837-4200 ~ I : , I DAIL V PILOT' r ~I 500 EtlAMIC Tile. New & rmdl. fr \Hit / S rnl Job~ wl'lcomo S36·6!<&i?ll & 331.i 61113 P9"0Mll1 5350HelpW..e.d 7110 ..... W..e.4 7llOHetpW..tM 7100MelpW-... 7IOOHelpW..ted 7100HelpW..ted 7100 ........................................................................................................................ , ......................•...••...••••..... Opportwtity •••••••••••••••••••••• LOST : Bm/blk. long'hai AIORTIOM AUTOMOllLE BEAUTY OPERATOR as CARTHIA HELP Spectacular spori mach. shaggy dog. mix breed. Counseling "'Referral 1ACCOUNTING DMV COHTRACT a11hampoo as11istunt.. f'ull F /lime. t0:30am-7pm. Drivers from Europe lS~ $15 000 25·30 lbs .. "Chow", vi Preg. test.avail. wknds PROJECT Top girl tor s uper de-Um~.1uara~leed H lary. San Clemente General COACH nKDIJORS _w_lll_s_w_e_ep __ u_s __ . 645 __ ·44_9_5_. ~~ Tustin Dr. CM. 2.n1r Helpline 547.9495 alership. Expr'd only. ~Silva ~a,ar Fashions HospilaJ. 496·U22. Uf"U\ft "QIU1JRQL C ER" Phone Mrs. Cameron at I,.aguna Halls. 586-2'770 •----''-----~--0 CJ 0 t.dcthlqlo..tl•• to"OUN&, rns: f~. s1I"" EUIMQl'OD4tllilei JI !ft! l ft Bauer Motors, Costa Billing, Accts Rer. & Med CAHVASMAM/Ellpr. • • • • South <Kaoge County Poodle wi red leather col Because You Deserve Opening f'or 1ndJvidual A esa~ Insurance {f0\~l~mSAlCCOVER'S: -• Five.y~ g~driv~ c~cocd.... . _ Bw.sy welle1>tab.shopin lar&neacollar.540-1213 the Best! Call EVE experienced in com -545.2223 L"·lllime •MusthavevalidCaJifDraversLac. heavy shopping area ------752M32,2·8pm. puterliedaccou.otspaya. AUTOMOTIVE .-u Absentee owner must FOUN D: affect. fe m ble. cost a ccounting. GENqlALOFFICE llCPl/CLERICAL Balboll Yacht Service . •Willingness to work unusual hours sell. Xlnt cerms. Agt Tabby kitten w/wbitt: •SPJRJTUA_LREADER Construction back· Auto exper. pref'd. 0p. PcirHilM. SCS.3600 •Ability to deal courteously & effec· ~ 337.4200 front leg. Vic. Play Fully Licensed ground preferred. p o r . f o r advance. h d S3 CAR WASH HELP lively w /public (Pref. exp. desired) , ---------t <Bluffs) N.B. 6«-0719 312 N. El Camino Real c .. 644-lJSI w/smaU ideally located ~;~ iru~ ~;dt'~~n. ~~ 18+. F /time. 5 Loe. •Must have basic skills in map reading IESTAURAHT FOUND L d " 1 San-Clemente. For appt: lPM 'tllSPM N.B. agency. Contact Of· •-•: I I . GROSS $7,300. MO. . : a aes go : ~492~-903-t==:-:--:-:-:-4~9:_:2~·9~t:11~~~~~~~~~ fice Manager, 642-9405. tJe Creek Shop. 644·8860 Metro Car Was h • ume ca cu at1on. I Small & intimate Local-nng. VIC Laguna Beachr IOAT IUILDIRS 2950 Harbor Bl. C.l\t. • Abllity to read, write & do simple ed m aJ 0 r 5h~PP1 n g Call to identify 4~H816 •CHRISTIAN DA TING 1---------iAutomotive Mac binist C ""SHiii arithmetic & speak effectively. . center . l\1 ission. Viej FOUND·. St .. Bernard. N Call KRIS 752·1339 2-8pm ACCOUNTING Heavy duty preferred. Exp. Jou r n e Y m e n ' .._ A i: . pted SPM Wed XI t t l "th carpenters for '-7 '·106' l''/Ume. Growth Co. ppucataons acce to , . · ~ :Ana. Owner anxious t Sunset Aquatic Prk HB ...__ G---T h , n oppor uoa Y wa ONLY ~u. Perllli:t for Mom & 8-16-9616 •-~ CMIC growiog company. Paid cus tom f111h boots 4c s Loe. Cid Pay, Ovr20 Aug. 11, 1975 Pop. Xlnt terms. Agt. . for the httle extras CLERK benefits. Salary open. yachts. Apply lnterna· Metro car Wash $5.36/hour' w /benefits after training' I' 137.4200 Found: Young pretty, a l m OulCall Massaie ' (114) 634·1657 lional Offshore Marine, 29SO Harbor Bl. C.1.\1. MAM"( COUNTY TDIUr1y DISTRICT ----------1 white, f ema l e cal C.11751·3931 Oata Proce sinl exper.,1----------1 Z500So.Susan.S.A UR na llUUWI DOG KENNEL Corona.de! Mar. 673·5733 buvy . payroll, le cost *AUTO SALIS• •--'M-.. -lc CASHIER 1200M.W-. c.&...-& 'Fantastic opportunity, *KA REM'S* desk. A/Pay. or receiva. w e n e e d I g o o d ----Mature " resp. Spaghetti ___.. 111t abop or Vet's office. LOST 7/13 Seal P olo bleexpcr.desirable. salespersonloroundout lrRiCJC)er Bender. 620-i W. Coast / S...AM 2BR, Jba home. pilim Himalayan Cat.. male OUTCALL MASSAGE STACOSWITCH IMC our s mall sales crew. Expenenced 646-0Mt Hwy, N.B.645-0651 Equal Opportwtity Employer 1 «>mm'lacreage nr.N.B. r ed collar, blue l.D. 8"8·li80 1139Baker CostaMesa Sell n e w Toyota 's , --..i------- marketplace. $185,000. ":ro ma s In o ' '. $2 O Nd ride to Dallas. will 549·3041 Volvo's" used cars. Call Boats CASHIER 1 OWC.:UtTD.Agt. Reward!673·3597 share expenses & dr1 v· Equal0ppor£mployet ChuckStanton. WILLARD YACHTS Expr'd, permanent. hte ~w .... d · 710~ ....... w~ 11001 6P 760l · g Leave nexl wk 11200Condor, bkkpg. Chasln's. So .• ....,. ~ --1 -_LOST: White shorthair in · · Fowttoin V aft.v Coast Plaza. 540.46ll ••••••• •••••• • • • • • • ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AD /PUI male cat, w/ skin pro 675"5621 • 1 CLERK-Bookstore, part-••Counter hell; full & V ·Co. bklm 499-3814 ·y 1 d 'th ADMINISTRATOR Hus imn'ledlatc opeo ngs Cas hier /concession 18 time. Must be excitln1 part lime poslllo'ns av"ll. Partoership avail. Sn · ou.og 8 >' wi s upe for • .. 100 .. s (21 30) to dr1v" Educ ational editor. "' . h''A min.age.S2.20 hr. /\pplv d"namic.675·9595. ·ru"s thru"'at."'fus'he 18 a.rowinaOranncCtyCo ... LOST, d"Wad.Pa.r.rot \"O .. R LD. 'S M OS.. ..m111 ~'""'"lll'rll ~ J '" ., " • • • .. ,,, , writer. teacher. Leadln1i •""' c · 1n person Wed-Thurs. or older. Apply in person ammed income. 552.31 green, Ytil. wtn{l ups. BE AU TI FU I~ nal'l corre sp . i c bool Hardw~re 1~~a!lauon 3-Spm only, Saddleback LERK-~iquor Slorc, orcall.631-1831. DelT11co or645"577 ,rs:;~~xt.5~2·7015 0 LUXURlOUS ROLL · J5ft"Jl.I quaJJrlecl teacher 1 ouc t Valley Cinema'a. Sad, exp. pre( d. Good hrs & 1720Superlor c ~ 1 ,; &tab. Gardening RO\lle ROYCE for youn~ Corp, to edit & write corresp. Chopper Gun Optorator dleback Plua, El Toro pay . AdPl1 lo person, ~ -..!... '-· _ 1 in CM /NB. $1200. mo. FOUND: Men·s glasses President. Duties u course lessons in a varie-E M~d Repair Rd. El Toro be!. noon, 3041 S. Bnstol, •COUNTER UILP arou w /growth poten· dark nm tn case orange Pub l. R e la ti o o s a ty of vocational fields. AVOH xpe enced only CM Apply Del 1'1co. 25252 tlar. Truck "-all equip. Ave front Pos l Office possibilities. Will train! Editing &/or writing ex· ft..I L...-• ool 4 day work week Good CHEF·SlOOO roo. Ex per'd. ------La Paz Rd Laguna Hiiis. ss.OOO. W /ouL truck . C.M.s.&8·3238 673-!i837 ow 1or appt. ..-"' Ea t L' 1 o t l N • .... •.••. evi'dence or ablll· 111111-ner"""' c · bcneriu. Paid holidays, Sid's Blue Beet. lW 211 CLERK -' I ty req'd." Seconduy oc m money. mee peo-c.qua ppo r un ly St,NBaft.4pm. COUNTER HELP s.I000.64S~ FOUND SheUand Sheep-tnOMI 5-nicu 5l6 posl ~ndary teaching ~:7~~o~~~~~~~iisit11 &nployer Childcare le Mouse.keep.. IEC£PJIONISJ P/lime. Must be able lo I IEH IAll dog, Vic. Newland, H.B.••••••••••••••••••••••• exper. desired. MA or IO()l(lllPIR •RI· Mon·f'ri '1;30-4;.30. . start Jlam. CaU Afny, aft GROSSSSOOO. MO. 960-2913 ou can now ~ive l BA req 'd. Teaching Food Service Exper re· l2) Cbildren ages 5 le 9. 1be Dally~·~ needs a Zpm,644·2030. Free standing bulldlnfJ . many benerits of' Zone credential prel'd. Sal. A............. . d Cl · 1 d smmo cu l40I clerlt re«*Pt1on11l f'orou N;&I' the waler. Presen FOUN D.: Jr1sh Selle r. Therapy in your ow $8500 lo $12.000 depend· Strong clean cut young quire . oa ng ate . . . Saddlebac:\: om~. Must Ct11tOfllDroperiH owner i~ m. Xlnl Joe. for Fem. Vac. 19th le Harbor, home. Call for appt in1 on qualifications. man needed n.s f'ull time 8/13176. Resume req~est· Circulators be able to type, handl 963·4226. Dlscotheq ue South CM. Flea collar. 548-6859 KauHman. 213-864·3372. Send letter or application hcl C.11 961Hl22 ed. Apply, Irvine Unified HELPll phones II front counter. , • -.• Orange County. Good LOST 7123, black/brown le resume to Director ol per. School District, Person· •• £xcellent com puny Dc;hve r ymen for LA A 837 200 Education, No .BABYSITTER for 2 nelServlces,2S4lAlton We needlOOpersons t benefits. Written ap· Tames In N.8. It C.1.\1. terms. gt. 4 ~r~;t:!~~~~~~:crd American Correspon-children before & aft Ave, lrvlne 92714 • Equal help gather signatures plicalionsonly. Write Ad S250pcrmo.54~H O. Cotta M•sa dence School, PO Box school. My h ome or OpporEmployer for Nov. ballot. $7·Sl !1741, Dally Pilot, P.O. DELIVERYMAN early Found : Large Collie Dog. 2820, Newporl Beach , Ca yours. beginnlng Sept. 7, BreakCasl Cook & Pantry EZ .. Must be 18+. In: Box 1560, Costa Mesa. AM Times roule: Costa SPECIALTY c 0 s t a M es a n r 7005 92663. trans r eq'd . Cherokee Girl. Mesa Verde Coun· tervaews held Tues 8/10, Ca. 92626 or y_ou m uy fill l\fesa. No· collflclinll. Nwpt/22nd Sl. Call to •••••••••••••••••••••• Way. La li e Forest. try Club 3000 Clubhouse 6 & 8pm }n Man 0 Wa out appllcata'!n ul the Must havo dependnblo RESTAURANT lden~y. ~--047! 4--xperieneed crede ntialed /\dv.AISl'a 581..a53'7 Rd., CM. 549·0377, Mr. R'!'· Rohday Jnn. 3\31 Costa Mesa omcc, 330 W. cur 546·448J. • teach~r n?w accepting WOMEN 18 & UP BA 8 y S 1 TT E R / Hanson BnstolSt,Cosla Mesa. BaySl. __ .;._ ---·-• Will ~ell or cxrhange J''ound: Rare Bird. beg 1 n 01 n g & in . , . Equal Opportunity DellwJry Man for n\ornlng hl_llh·prom rciilauront CO!lta Mesa. Call termediate flute s lu· Nat I Co. has openings HSEKEEPER Family of Employer newspaper rou1. Vie. with \•1rtually no com· 979-1364 dents· Irvine area Call for 10 new J(lrls in our 4. w /newborn, som e CLERICAL -Dols a C hic a ve & pellllon In Ulc area. for 833-8in . public r elations " English, reliable. free to' Burroughs Warner Ave., H . Good ~a11h,home,lncomcpro·FOUND:Fem approx l yr cuslomer11ervicedepls. travel some. Live·in, COLLEGESTUDENTS car r e quired. J>hone perty. coins. ctr . Kceshond mix. V1c of obs W..ted. 7075 H 0 • • p • rl • • c • live.out . 675-4814 lmmeda'ate ope' n·ang for a Need 17 well groomed 847·5776 , . r ... 11 Dane Wllhite Surfside r ondos, HB. •••••••••••••••••••••• &..-I-'RINTED tales oriented people • ...... ~ 5JG..8201 .ec.SHf'Y •we....._ Babysitter for 9 yr old· clerk in our engineering do 2 .. DELlVERY .. ·lAN rt • ~ --· eallhy,strong,clean-cul SalarySllStoSl48wkly. mature woman: Mon to CIRCUITIOAID department. Position re· a wee .. survey all " r Pa • 11= ~·LOST: July, blk male lSyearold. student need For l nlervlew call· Fri",aft'iioons. My home, PLAMTIN quires a minimum sig,nment. time, early -morninl( • . Chihuahua pup. Reward. ~rk of al\)' kind, odd between9AM·3PM C-0St.a .Meaa6'2-4IIS3Afl 6 monthsofflceex""rienc Call5ue8am-4pm ho m e d e l lvcty o f Call 646·:ms. an4pm. jobtl. Costa Meaa area. 549•9111 PM CARLSIAD ...-752·1380 newspapers H.81 area. -•rU.a 548-m~askforRory. with lytng skills 55 WcslernTemporary Must have compact.car. -r7S1•"20 Inst: Blk/Brn Tiger fem. . Alignment & brakes. ToP Babysitter: My home CM. PHOTO LAB wpm. ood phone ell Services, lnc 83:>-ZOOlor898·L9SS ,... rau.Mllt.Nl'#f'OIT Nir.ctt CaL Mesa or Nwpt area. Exper. ladles dress lac-salary, steady job, busy Occulon a l AM /PM. =te :t t ab~IJl~ . 111662 MacArthur Bl D..t.,Asskte.t lft••lf•..t · Reward , 898·4912, tory s upe rvisor. call shop. Once In a lifetime Havecar&rels.540·8'54 a bua; ~l~~!en~ ~ SoilelOO lrvln Oppo........, 5015 ~7·7100 54>3'79S · o pportunity for right TECHNICIANS requirement. Ideal can Equal()pporEmploycr ~~,::.~.1~66~· ore. •••••••••••••••••••••••FOUND Pl'l I'arakeel xper . Yacht Main\, man. Possible take-ovu didate would have abov SlS.000 NEt:OF.O immed. 8-4i-76,AM. Newport ll~ts palnt. varnish, dcck.s re· ol s hop. Owner looking BAIER \ r equlrements wit COLLEGECRADS9300. DentalChalrAssist:.1111. JO' +.J.llO BONUS! lsl urea Call l u Identify fed, wiring & eng work forward lo retirement. NIGJrfSHJF'l' en~beel'lngordocumen I need you. Minorities &. Expcr'd, Newport. Brh position B)ue Chip col· S.18-41170 done relsonably . Applylnperson,Thomas FULL·TIME 2nd Shi.ft control back&round. Women encouraged to 6.f6..4801 lat.erul' 675 0090 --------64Z·7029or642-4615 Safety Service. 777 /\ppl" ln Person Salary is commensurat apply. No exp. ne~. Meet. DENTAL-ASSISTAN'J' · -___:. · -fo"OUND •·tmolr Beagle -Hamilton,Coeta Mesa. , witb experience. Pie• public. Learn udJuslln~ . $10 000 N\'cded. ttepay w/denam j11 c ke t . vie ousekeeper, 6 h r11 J>C 7am to3:30pm .,.,.... Ill hli I apply In person: claims. Advunce t Ort.hodontlcCh:ui:sldf• SJ~.OOO w /in go doys Nwpt llci~hls 6'llMl39.i day. Avail I. 2. or 3 dys Apt Manager, couple over FAit WEST w YO•• $l0,200. lnS mo'.11.Cnr in Ncwpc>rt.4~d4)'S/~lr Vrry profilllhle busmes~ , --. - -perwt.642-1129. 30. A pt + phone • ..._ SHVICES,IMC. •H of pretlaloa mo'.K,C:cnc _o~ocxpreq.64~~-26. venture. Secured &LOST: Ca li c o C ot , salary. 67 uoJta, C.M. Jl olcbA Hductlo• cameras SJAMDARD auar~ntctd. 67$.9990 fe male . front \'laws WUl clean house, drive & 541.5300 1672 ;Yj v ... •••tic fllM pro '1 Deftta1Assl1t...t ......... dcclawcd. Brn blk·orit· shopforelderly.Rcllabl r-lOprvnEe 1 Exp. ChairsldeNcW[IOrt '"'... wht.V1c.PmmontoryPt. & good teferencea.Aptmgr.maturecplonly ........ a por mpoyer cnaon a.cl atep MEMORIES, Beach644·112l1 .MoMytoLoon 502$ N.B. 675·3540, 6i10·3214 838-5308 2! .. ~65~!!'~0 •ork. ~IMC ...... , • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rt'WAND .,,.,.....,, ,............., Ire.at 1boft t ~~~ DENTALASSISTANT ' · Experien ced .K ey INC E xpr. preferred. 3·-1 s VENTURE s t: Lite Jade oval stone Boarder . Own equip-APT MGR. Lovel1 l2unit. ar•uTY ,.r1~~~ pr•f·.~ dllyll. Laguna nrur l• 1 CAPITAL trom ring. Vic. Cat Hwy, mcnt.Calli,93·7732 lde~I for,actlv• retired. l.ft W ...._...-UHMH)r..,.._ APPt..Ufo 494.9737 Or f or an y thin g Snwdu8t •·est . area. W..ted 7100 Refareqd.646-6426. SALON ' nperinuwlHbec MAGNETICS CORP. .ACM• .. 1 °""81asslatant,exodc· worthwhil e $25,oOO Reward.<194-42SJ, ....................... APT MGR. Couple o•er ~ 2221SoulhAnneSl Nllllll•--slrable, b\I\ will t rain. minimum, no limit. (714 ) PerH11Dl1 5350 •AAAA POSITIONS 30. Apt+ ulJI +salary. MANAGER Sant.aAJla,CAtZIOC 2400W.C~t.11wy,NS Full time, Tues thruSot. '96·S717A11kCorMr.Lee ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._...._T-lt toSl"'IC 120 uolta lluntln1lon SetMl,.......or '-"2·lt9, UB.1162·3.llll -.ow .... a ..... h ~· u.... Outstandin• beoellt•l '1 10-..-ft-1... , __ _:.'"...:..::.:.".:..:":_-.:..-.t--=--::-:-:-:-:---:--.. ...._. T t Drinklniproblem' 4'.--~/.-.a..Ofc .... ac ·--Id " fl _......___ ..a ...,...._..., •-....,...,.,,s. ntt . ~YI w pa vacation, pro ..,..,.., ..-·-mployerM/f' cou• l"'VOI C D-.aAttltt..t DeHS son Call Alcohol Helpline Employer$ •Y All Feet Al::"J w...... sharing. retirem ent. -D ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lMhrsaday83S·3830 lJi"'e'-.. •~rs A•ency Ute man Musts-a'" medical • d ental le M• ..... Frt"'-TYPIST/ AIR Cl.ERK. Solld oppor. w/1mode1rn. " u . ...., .. • ,..... " -1 lllllt be fast, accur. pleasant ofc n 1 .u. MASSAGI -4020BlrcbSt,Ste104 English. Perm. position. mott. Must do hair. All 9 ... 11.... lam. w/typin1t & addl Wkcl)'t eoly call l48·0ZI• RGURE~ODELS N~rr:: ::~:Ea~~~ Qlsta Mesa.114/63Hl700. ~~.:.11i~~e;~:: PHSOHMB. CLEll ni. Sm.('(). Gd. beeefita ~~-· ---LOANS 9% Aho 21td TD LMRJ t~alrest Terms since 1949 S.ttler M~ Co. 642-2171 545-0611 ESCORTS t---------c'f:;.!:t~P~-:,~~·.?~ :~ cf~·g~::uo~e!'~ DIPARTMIHT ............ D.. rrn::P:~;~~w~;'J: .,..._,A11l1t..t OUTCALL ONLY unib Huntington Beach. canr 92QS • EngiDMri11. 89'7 W. Jflt Orthodontic oHl t:•• • 631.•111 541-5300 · Burroughs Pa rt.umc. 20 Hrs per St.N.a.cws.3832 N e wport. Bea c h. ~ week pq1ltlon. Hrs to -Orthodontic exper. r~· ATTRACTIVE girl mornlo1t or afternoon. CONSTRUCTION OF'C, quJred.642·2(UO. ZMD T.D. MOMIY Terms below mar~t. pvt fonds . peraO\lal service In your hona or de. 6'7~.C41M Bltr. 24 M . PREGNANT'? C•ring con/idenl\1 counselint le refen-al. Abortion, adoption kepiq. APCARE 5of7 •qutCIC CASH• RELAXING M~SAGE T.D. L..... BobJames·Llc Maaaeur El Dorado Monaa~e Co. Outcalltam-9pm. 1,213) 67().3180 collecl 494-Slll or C7J4) 968·8548 __ Dl_D_T-.D-.-L-0-.-.. -s-EXC~r!t~~ ~v~~~KlNO Cotnblnatlon real estate Want lo Slop! If ptrsona I property DETOXIF'ICA'I'lON tt loua on ret.ldencea. REKABILJTATION apartments & com· CaU usZ4·Hrs 1 day JMrclol properties. S5000 South Coast to SI00,000. Statewide Community ffospltal F\un~ m.-01 Sc>. Llfuna 1·499-Ull Model-ffolteu type for BEAm Corporata·on Maintain englneerlnJ re lyiQt. secretary ln HD receptionist. public ..... cords. Reproducuonpro 98U813bt*t11·5PM DENTAL REOEP'r. laUona position with In-eaab)1. Typlq abllll3 mature woman. 4 d11~ vestment. executive . QP£1AJORS belpfu.I. COOIS week, min. 2 )',.. exper. Someotnce1tdlbdeslra-Best ahop 1n town. W usboys( Dishwashers. Callronppolnlll"leot Breakfaat•8 :30llln · Salary open. lt2·SHU. ble but appearance, 1 Eves, rwl or p/tlme. MIJI Jndldlrt•I Re,.ttona 2:30pm. Sat Ulru Tues. CM area. penoaallty It ambition =~:=m~r:!= ==~~::;,l~tr:Pe~~The C714t494·9401 :.:.~~ment. bome .... D-E_N_T_A_L_A_S-SJ_S_T_A_N_r_ are moat importa nt. weekly. Paid vacation•. Grinder R•ataurant, 1400 mONIC Ctaalnido, exp. prer~ for MUS\ be happy, tlable, • holiday1, medical le den· .. COAWS J.Jdo Isle ore. Xliit work- 80Ph1sUcated. Write de· lat insurance. life in· w .eoa.sUlwy,NB ALTAIR "" . tn1 cond. Benefits. Nora ta.lied letter descrlbtn1 ft1I t. 1 Fl.Ill &r part·tbne. Days • k 673 9460 yourself le backgJ'OQDd tO ~u~el. 11 riremewnap• ~~ 1 ..... -... i••cH nlgl'l~.·Eitper. only. Sat. •mo er. • ClauU{ed Ad No.691, • .,. ..... 1 a 01· n~""' -vru,. -~ App1Jyjn penon. D -' ' aro'!i have security? Topl1teyourmmace •M IO £ ..a-.....,A1 .. 1t.t ... ________ Dalty P\lot~ P. O. box C.llu1NOW! • before the. ......ua p,or 1n.,..,..,er Orln*r Jltlt.. l400 Expr, cbalrtllde. 4til ueo,CostaMeta921a8, JCP .. MIYCO readln(lpu..,.c. W.CatHwy,N.R. d•"•· Salarv o-n. £1 ACCl'S Receivable, Paya· .,., ' 1 ... ble lr Payroll. For aaaa • La1uoa llll1' Mall phone rasteat draw In lbe COOICS WAMTID Toro/Laa Hills/area/ Medical Mfg Co., Jn San· AUNctive alrl. Part Ume. ...... $11•7700 Dally Pllol West . , .a Dally Pll Exper neceu. Apply, UHUO ta Ana. Busy 2 girl ofc R.£. Ole . Typln1 6 Equ.IOpporEmployer Clatallied,642-56711 Cl•aalfjed Ad. Phoo The RIHtr Rettaurant,1-nc1--.,-.,-a-t _y_ou_w_a_nt-••-MS•1' clerical. w..6171 ~----18Puhlon111. N.B. Dally Pilot ctnslfleds. • W~ 11·-......_w_._~ 71..., W.....W..eM 7100 .W,W..ted 7100 'J. "'·· ,.~ "·-• ...... ........W-'M 71M ~w-... 7100..... --11111111 .._..,. --,_ • ....,. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. DAILY PtLOT ._n..._, • ....,,u.st v.. "'"' .......,. • ....,. ...... ••••••-•-••• ••••••••••••••••••-••• ••••••••••••-•••••••• ~----....... •••••---••••••••••••--•• TIMMIS PRO ..... ,, .. ....,w...., 71• HllltW-.4 . ,,...... .. ~w--. SA1LM'AKER needs ASSISTANT -······-· .......... -··-·-·••11 I... -··---·-····-MAlt(T. WOllll UEJl'S ...... fflmJlrtu, CIX~r. do· SECRETARY Med~ r p\'t club 111 DENTAL~lSTANT 68WIAL OfftCI L.adl~s. eara monv h .,..._.,Mo. II • l :J0.2:10ot' atred. OranCt' J,~ &od r'\'liumc ,.,_Oft wlUI uper. Tyl)int. bookk•Plnt d• )'our &pare Urne. W• COMCltm Cl.IJHI~ a:30-t:30 Call 548-3464. WlTlt GOOD OFC &XP. lo: .;liu ifled ad no. 72«. NoaSmoter."4-4032 •fn b&e. S..U PIHiwsl lra lo . Call C aul ,....SHa • ft1I Worll:8bnadayurnlaals1 t 811 C•reer·ateach' l<Sl\fU.STO}'•ORlUN r o Dtuly Pilot, 1~0 Uu& _,,.1 •-YICI N'IJ)t Ctr or~. A&k foi MWM4, '1 ... m. 9'2'7.W4Ulo. Sai.Si>ttiafilt $.'lo-. per hr 1n pleasant ~'Otk. $175 wk·uptos\art. 1"~lUON l;,LAND 15GO. t:oata Neaa, Ca _.,_ _ _lir)'ce.~ Lady « man ~ wife \Q Openln •• with THE MUil be eX'PC!rien~ tn 1 urroundln11. D eal f)Jlltt Dru.b968·837d MO NI !IZG?ll co.or:erAIC:,1~ MNOfC..YeryMk• care ror elder¥. lady. CtTYOFHUNTINOTON :t!t:l~~~e~u~!ta':~r~: r~e J:b~:r~!n~:;SA&.F;s CLERK Drut: AMY!<;.~~¢1lHR --~:r.;~dml::l:tratlom S7~.lV003'lFl'~ltho apf~ ~:c~1~.:oz~or ln ~~~~Hit ~:fa~~NYG ~p•nv blrneflt.a wllb Time Llh B ook t. Store exp. Pull ume SlONew.,ortCentt'rOr ToulU,•!ltl(n ~· nHded to work In can.. a.-.e >' u o sp:b; ADMINISTRATION . ex«llen'i pay plan. App. Dynamic perfonallt1~W.~·~B~c~h-. • .. ~iiii;;;i.7jjii~liiiilij;jiiiiiiii;~.:;N::;e.:w~po:;rt~!k~a~rh~;;11<1;.::0~11;~7;.;0I TOOL bOUM! with our <>ranee ~re. ~/:.eat.I are • ~ .. M.a.t. &th require 30 day• b' la l>'rsott .... .J.C. PEN· ..,.. Ubly Lo auc~ed.i.,. ~ _ Co. dental cllenta -, •lnt co.. ~•IY oles • Exper. s\IP.rh1tll)lde.nt pr1or unt"mplo1mcnt " NEY. LAGUNA HILLS lni..twt«t hoUJew1vt1 " Said F.n•/EI~ tol26K -- 4!y atom H servJcc 1'ood natured bou. t11laryopen.54e·OT9'l HB rHldency. Appllo· MALL.~1.noo. • students •Qekina perm. F/C8k ;/Co03t toS12K SECRITAltY'fTIME 0'£SIGN£R r6D,....,tat.lvea. We of AblaaJl Abbot Pcrsonnc tJona will be: ecccpttd •t F.qual ()ppor Employer P<J11tlons call m.aoes. otc Se~stSecy 1725 Nocd typin~. f1h111 & 111t. fefa careetofpor. wlth • A1tency. 4500 Campu3 LAHDSCA,l the F. rnplo)' m o nt • Ex ~cy/Mklr>tl tuSOOO llni 9.-3 or mor" fur.\ d~ Mulil be.> abh . .1 to d(.llllt:n & major So. Collf. Dau Dt,N.8.~T"122. SUPMVISO• Tutnlna Centu ... ll2" Fees Pd/Also f'et-Jobs wk. r eran. position Ill !I th-lull :<mull m11chlnc3 & ~sln1((lrmfor&1nln GltOUMOS Thorouah knowled&c of Pecan. 11.8 . unul ~pen M84&WOMIH trvtnePor1onn<'IA1:<'ncy m1in mirnnte('m\·nl ,..,11 mechnnl~mit tor tt&O & t.W1e.nt, highly motlvat ICWll 111 lrrtgaU011, turf, plantlag ~--t 13t.h, J117t. ....UDID PHONE SALES 4118 i:; lilh Co.-lla Mean el\lllOnt ore. Air1>0rt Inc produdhlll. Al)llllc1u1b ed Is o rtlculalc In requ.ired Mio 5 yra ex Cell~·~ " Suitt122o.I • 64 2•1470 P11trH'k Swlfl , ·1121 :<hould hu\'c 4 yri min. dlvldual wbo 111 ex. Needed for Scbool DI.a· er ·1 r 111 1 l n l . IMMEDl"'TELY Phone Salu paople. Weste rly Pl. Stu u s, NH ,.~1,.-r. Ulo ckl'\ronl<'S penon«odlndt111lingwltt t rlct. Knowlcd;a of P • 1 b'll "" maleorfemale.18\olS--- - 7 52.iz1-1 .. P.,Pte. )'lease call Pele 111etbod11, mate ria l It 1iupervlt1ion. A 1 ty ~o Aifln•$:tmenl 1'fAILROOM HELPERS years of aae. Guaranteed SALES GIRL •~abrlc t'l<· ---b11ck1troun<1 hclphil )(~»de mo 546·6080. or tools used Ln phanllng. Al rommun.lcate in Span b Pt:OPl.E PERSON Moo &Tues Nights In wages or commlsalons. iier. neeess. C.M. store. $ECll.l':TAll Y fur J'r1•111 FRONTllR, INC. :wnd re11umu to : l OS leas t 2 y r s ~xp. lo a lso d ul ~ed . Xlfu: E.uc. Jookln11 tor part• L111unaNlguel 250 East 17lb Street, Cul1 Mary,S4t;-4040. t.lt•nt uf 1&1't1~111111 cum· Offrrllithlll'O bt'nefll11. Denta l Pra ct l<:t< arouod1 m11lnlainaoet Ulary/bcnc(tt.11. Cull lime u uoclal e \n Assemblers&Typllls Suite 0 , Costu Mesa, --puny, in huulth 1•11r1• •••C'11 p11lcfme<hc••I, Sya•etns. Costa !11esa work. Apply Qiplslrano Interview app\, wholesaluuppJlet. Fu Uy Also needed for other between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m. field. t;onstrurtlon t'>-l>l'l' t.ll•ntal 1t11mrancc Ca.~. ~iadc41S1',~. hP~rfl _octlsol.r8l~n· :;:u·::wri:'7~·1~ffl! caplta.Uud. G'fll 2223. temp usi1,1un 0. C. 646-4223. SALESGIRL helpful. sulury oven Cu II •.•IO r uid llolldu) ~ """''" ~ ~ ~ .. PLEASE CALL Equal Opf:rtunll)' Full time for fabnc shop :\Ir. Kyck1•lh11hn tl.12 i721 • • •:! Wk5 P11hl V1.1c "'of>rENTbugA:yL ~~~~::~ti. Juun Cuplstrano. uwn QlftlnC mgr, over 21 MANUFACTlJRlNG ICelv Girt •:mp 0Y''r Apply In petSQn. s t:t:lt t:TAK y for la..,,, otc FRONTIER, r S wlgardcniog exp . P Up • DJVI?iON OF Practice m C.M. Are1 &UAID truck req Xlnl <>Pptlrt fRONJIER INC K""L\'SERVlCESINC C.AllOTTFAIRICS N.ll.Ex!)(•r.nutnt't'."11 t:irper nee. cill Nanci Co ... M--aA< ftCl\'1 • , • • ...... lra1n.r'<:ood IYlltO!t & 'It c ..... c.CA<I ..... .,,...,.,.,.,... t:.0 .E. P .... -~ Sol1c1•~rs. ("')r e· 2GlOt:.Coas\llwy.CdM .d~'"t "'"O IN .,.,,,,_ Permanent. Pull & Part. . ~ Be h 833 l+cl '""~ "' ~ ~~~~~~~~~I rt'<I .,.. ~ ;._---------i; nme. Phone &tran.spre· LEGAL SEC~ ETAR' We are a n cicpand1ng Newport •c · liable people needed, 18r. • DIRECTOR or NURSES 'd. Retired welcome. !RAIN EE manulacturer or da~ltal Orange 547~ It over w/exper. pref'd. SALES S£Cfl ETA ll \' • nt-t:dec 2'55 M. Airway ~~: l~~~ C~~3b C~~! ~all 548-027,i, ofc bn 10.2. Part time. 3 days/wk. watches. We curi;e!lUY fo'Ullerton 879.gJQ 9am·lPm. Call Lesa after Ha\'e you sold uccht~~~e o":~: r~r l.ocatcd at the end u~e. Call M9-308l. Cloced Wed ll.8. 842-8893. have several poa1llons 3pm, 540-5464. AC, book&. R.E .• uulos. arowinJt conslru. fmn o( Uakt•r St. No. or "-'' · . a\•aiJ. in digital watch as-ORE p k • ll ins. or va~uum clnrs? ., d Orunu•Co. 1\irporl, Guys & G "'LS Let me. introduce you lo sembl)• & production MGR PET ST lant wor ers. t:asse e Id rr Requires xlnt knowll' fl( c"'o l" l\tcsa • DfSPLA Y MGI. "' Bee I 1 n e Fas h Io n s . t 1 lf 1 , mfg firm now laklng ap. nus exper u quu 1 ) in tootruct udm111 . t~ I» .. Sharp petton exper 'd ir M~ssion Viejo, El Toro p ·me 0 r. Must like con ro · you •~& n· Ttoplral Fish 642-5522 plications. Min wage. YOU for a ground noor OP· ing & clerical s kills m.111 979-6300 •xt 44. mcM&womensconlem aru,toworka fewhours I~~ .. &ppople Ha"e2 lereste~lt?theposs1billty Will train . Apply at ptywllh asecurefuture. dato1·v. Salury com ·"'~~~~~~~~~ • .. ada Fun Job £am$2S Cuuies peo · • or lra1 n1ng in these edi 1 ...,..cU ·t lotsotcash.shorthrs,re-· I~ p0n1ry clothing dlspla· Y· · k F or 3 eves avail. Car & areas we 3_ int"'r .. :Sted Prom u nc. l'""" n1 k 1 mensuralJll' w11 h ex1>er·•·--------ol •A •c" per wee or ! •" " .. F Sk k Bl d •·\IL aular pay chec • p enty 11 to take full ch11rt1e · "' •jl\f · h phone oec. Great or in y0u These current • ypar v • u nti. or free ume lo enjoy. Gel Contact Mary Ann o Tool & Die ttore operati~n -Ref101 mo~ ormat1on Pone bomemaker.963·7470. posltio~nre2ndshln. Motor Route ,ltsSMAM otr the merry.go.round, 536·2591btwn1&3r~1 MOLD MAKER =f~~~~ d. Call foi 830 ~~~al Oportunlty APPLY lN PIERSON opening for deliv.ery of Exper'd AU Dick 380 be a winner. Dill G.J . lo-SECRETARY /L•C)Gf THE LOOI< Employer LOAM 2955 M. A rway Daily Pilol in Newport Opr. Good workln~ ~ond11 day <714) 847·07"7 E."'pr'd, xlnt skills for 1 Hloqulrcs experience 1n ' 540-4500 HAIRSTYLIST: PROCISSOR Co1taMHG Deach.ancrnoon13:30lo & lnsur. plan. 8$11·2628 a ttorn cy orClcc ir prec1i;1on mold for mjee· Localed at end of 5;90 and Saturday and wkdys. S "'LESL. "'DY N!.!wport Center. Ca I lion mold machines & D &A p ER y won 1< !.:stoblls hed s pacious Downey Sav1J1gs & Loan Baker St, Noof\hc Sunday mornings. J\p. "' "' . G40.0800 ability to dt>t.ign & fob. d M d ., Udo Isle Salon i5 now hasano~lng in Orange Orange Co. Alrporl proximate ly $22S pe r 'rop1rty M~ Cnn you sell? Are you tn· --moldi; from llclu1l joinb. R (). nee 11 exper leasing space. Please Co. for individual, eit· Equal Oppor Emplo~r month earnings. Phone HAPJDLYGROWlNG terested In health & Service Station i\ttcn Small shop. n1r condl· help. Cutters, sergers call 67J.1970 ask for P at perienced in pl"OC1essiog t 0 r a pp o in l m e n t. real estate Investment nutrition? A background dant, l'xper'd. L>:iy & tlo11ed. dnys only. l'4~~~· & hemmers. ~~ or Marty. conventional loans. Sav· 642·4321, ask for Mr. firm is now accepting ap· In selling cosmetics or E\'es Full & P •time Ar> ST •COS WITCH INC rucls~ow .Di:.11P :r l Hardware Oerk, per;; ings & loan or mortgage MASSAGE TIME Confer or Mr. Parks plicalions !or an ex· dept store sales would be 11ly, Shell St11t1un. 17th -& u:rJ Mak •rCosla Mesn 5J1-0203 w/kno"•Jedue of s elling banktng-b;rclrgroundpre-Young lady (18-2S) fOr F,,quaJOpporfuoitY-'perlenced pro perty hefp(uf. This fs a growth Jrvl nl'.N.11 549-3041 " rerred. Typing required. legitimate ru11 time PoSi· Employer manager. Exceptional position In lhl' pleasant ------Equal ()ppur F.mploycr I OlllVEltS WANTID paint & housewares. Xlnt salary & benefits. t ion Jn Costa Mesa opportunity !or the right atmosphcrl' of Costa SEJlVICE STATION . Men or Women La1uoa Bch. -49.a·J0.28 Call personnel (714> llea.llh Spa. No exp. nee. person. Cross Country Mesa's best Ueullh Food ATIEHDAHT - - ----~luat be 25orover IHouaekeeper/Cook, s mall 549--0902 for further inro. We send to school. Earn . Properties lnc. 847·2800, Store. Salary open Call Recent tire & lube e"(p, TOW THUCK I Apply lo Person • Duest home. Wknds , Equal Oppor Employer whilo you learn. Apply or Need house & doe sitter, 1 1616& Beach Blvd. Hunt· 5<&8-1654 AM & PM openmf!. J\ps>ll TMACK DfUVf:R " 30 f call any aft. or eve. 2112 long wknd 8 mo .. &occas. lngtoo Beach. , Or an I!<' Co u 11 I } No ,. " 11 1• r I t n c c Yelow C• C.M.1168-31 a l6pm. Harbor BL C<>Ua Mesa. week long vacations. Lrg Saleslady, exper d Retail Automoti\'e t:cntcr, 2401 lll'l't'lli.ll t ~ Leu rn t 11 H2S1SlaterAveoue !HOUSEKEEPER Aide. LUNCH WAmlSS ~ clog. Mus t have xlnt refs. P/tl m~ Sales. ~40·S70 clothanl!. Over 25. No N. Tusl1n.Sanla Ana. ilmt'. lllillnt310 Armv PountainValley for recuperaUng hip pa Must be 21. Apply In Call673·3947 Mon&Tues wk/up. Men. lad1e11, stu eves.548·5383. ----h('tt\'Y tow vl'h icle:.. -..... t rcnfc uent. 6 Days. 1-4. Ex· perwn betwn 3 & 5pm MATURE W 0 MAN betwn8am·6pm. dents . Eves I Sa l SALES L DY rt Service Sta Atl('ndanl fol 11 0 u 8 1 11 .,:, me 3 1 s , _.... -lremely Ute duties. Ne daily. p/llme l o welcom e 968-8378,536·1104. A ·exp, pa & p/time. Dtivs & n1lci. mcdlral. tlc nlnl pro· ASM .. l1r lift ing. 675·3213 or Tlleltm:rP-'c• newcomer11 & contact Ume, ror exclusive 111111 sal&comm.673.3320 vitleJ. Stnrt puy $361 ~ 'd bl f.. h Fie lbl hrs ""' ewport llHl &t• lrkr ques & RICL shop. So. ( Ele~r assem er o. ~3079 2735 W.C. Hw1.NB mere ants. x e · ..., n Coast l'laxa. Call Mrs SHOESi\l.ES 111onth St•lr·ful illmcnt. i.man (actory producin: Need car, htc typing. !!"ti~ I Wante d young com· mnlurity i\i.k nboul our r,1dio comPonenls . In IKskppr. Expr'd, drive. LYH 547·3095. (~ ·~ persorlle mcrcml broker. Lo secure llelme, 5&9-8748 P11rt-t1ml' C\'C<i. 11h~1 O\>loye<J t:ntry l'rogram. tunµ&.. 179S5 Sky Par• Live In. P vt room/-F /time, Pltl s hirt. ..... , • agency :inchor tenant!\ ror lge S"'LESMAMAGER !>llll.'11 pl•ri.on. "11"1"r I (';ill. Blvd, Irvine. 8reod1 be/TV. NochUdreo. CdM Supervision & mcdica· Mal~dro 1rci.ponskl ble !en· _., •. -.. :;hopping centt>r de • "' , , family s hot-:<. Ar>fl 't 111 Army Ol)(l()rlunltll.•i. 'J'illey,SS6-4(Mt. 673-9042 tion. Good u lu ry & d1v1 ua to wor scr.-1 e ~z ··-152·0331 veloper 114·4932460 o1 l'.xper. Cor me n !!I & rien.011, U!>k tor C,tnno11 S1111luAn;1 51224!l!i -.:..:..------~_;..;...; ______ ,benefits. Apply Park routc.Call!'i36·11M4. 49H1618· women's boulaque s.torc JltrnlfJhill S h o,•s s (.'c>StnMi•:1a !'itOlO:!ti ELECTRONIC . 2,92 Martin. Irvine 1n LRguna Hcach. Senct 1'' ash 1 o n I:-. t e N. II , h lf4! .,.,., 2 Superior, 1445 Supenor Mature cicper. woman for ~ Rccepuunlst needed for resumf• & sulury history O.l<l..a223 Hunt h r 1 ,· •o.,.. ASSIMl lMSPECTOlt HOUSEWIVES Ave, N.B.642-2410. sales P1T or F'/T . Call Call for appointment ln •lne En~lnccri ng firm to l'O llox 1527, IJagunu -------:!0111 thc people Im med. opening for 110 < d d M"'CH ..... IST 493·882" T.\•pln~ rl.'qu1red . Ca II IJt.•;1d1. Cn 92651. Sprinkler l11:.tull1itu1n l~' who Vl' Jolm•tl lhl' Army 1111peetor on PC boards a No nee to re111 . up· "' "" -· ~ · r t 1 v s 1- rc I a t ed components . TraJnee. assembly Jobs Im med. opeol n~ Co r MURSES AIDES llosea~ i51 ~u__ r~·vairil' au ~i va ~ \/ TOW TftUCK UfUV F.lt Some knowled&o of os now ovnil. genera. I machinist on ::;w. Mt.'f.licul Newport Bch s.11. cxpcr'd & trdinccs RECEPTIONIST t'<mlro ~rs . 111 • " • ·' t-:>.11\'l''d /\pvty G & W cil,llscope Is preferred. Never A l"eeAt Tempo ingsbifl Mon thru Thurs PART-TIME M esa Ve.rde Con v for buuut.)' su 1011 200 Si\U :s l\lANAt;ER exµer. t:all_Bob.:_!311 ~7 1'owmi:. 17th & Irvine. l l • ~Int benerlls lncludt 0 3-S Yrseicper.onlalhcs & HOMEMAKEIS Hospital, 661 Center St. Newport Cent~U_a:N .n. AOMINISTRATOll STOCK CLERK N.11 __ _ medical &dental. E.O.~. ~em'20 mills. Setup & operate UPJOHM CM /\g.:rl'ssiv~, il~noval'.v~ & To work part l1 m1:. ShlC'k TUXEDO DEPT. l DISC Possible advancement to Nf;.,;os Reccptionist/Typu1t :sulf mot1 \ nt111R 11~rson shelves, rcccivt', t•he(•k 1 1 Eu PORARY HE.LP lead. Electronics. m~nu,r. RN·s. HUISIS A.IDES Alrpt area. f'rm desk w/tntelltgcncl' & rlrt\'c tu out customers. $2.SO 111 Need I! rl p/t mo morns. 1 las.,..1nts T ... ---~ln~oatiU-J.Aclmw NURSE AIDES P!Ume.-• P.JUme.. Morn -"' iA\'almnlJLE....OLc. h e-•d u P G u • lo P\. sUirr.Cilll S48·16M. Scars ~la Mc,a. Also. • . 4.._ E. Baker. C.K. C• 14M4H --"'--'•den• ·t c-0 E LVN'S r.;tVE.lM • -•~ 911"'9. Bx• 979 .. 13' Prod·""''" Dlvl1'A-of s "r f/llme In Westm nster or ,.., 6 .._......_, .... ,, .. • ' Bonded.lnsur.t ---• ....... "'° ' p/limc morns. Cathy. 9'79·MOO Equal ()ppor !mployer DISC No Fees per'd pref'd. Apply Park old Miiiion s Co. Dela ii & Tax Preparers. l'.:ic11r'd, EL"'CTRONICSTECH I tn t c II F A ' tm•nt SUperior . 1445 Superior RECEPTIONIST rollowup oriented. Ex· highe r com m1ss1ons, SW·JJJ.1• exlJ4l. I r:.. M4'MtrrS 0 or ppoin:'"T.. Ave. N.B.642-2UO. ror N.B. law firm. Typ ·1 p r JI ti T Corp L---------lllt or 2nd Class FCC lie. Housewives. p/lime In 102 E. Raker. c M. 752·0992 per'd 1n selling by mot . art/ u . m~. ax , ,. req·d . Marino c lec laundromat in Capo Bch. Nursinf Attendant, el(· Ina req'd . Call Kerr)' phon\! & personal con· of America. Cal! 1 day~ TYl'lSTS lf'O!Mcsexper.req'd.Call P erm poi. 137 64l7, 9?9-SJOO per'd. Bayview Conv. 54().5400. tact. Ahle to quality 9a!.':'·~pm.Ph.5"S·Ol91_ S1':Cn ETARleS 673·6032torlntervwappt. 496-9051 MAIDNEEDl':D HCl6p.~Tburln,C.M. RENTAL AGENT lea ds & c lose. En· TELEPHONE TIANKTl':LLt::llS Wllbo Electronics. :;; Lido Shores Jlotel MEDICAL thu.~ia~m & wllllngnrss t:;LE<..'TR. TYPISTS Udo Park Dr. NB IMMEDIATE OPENING Call 673,8800 Front Offlu Of'BA TOR n 1 to work hard 1scssential ORDER DESK t.t::CiALSEC'YS ...:......-__ _.;. ___ --1 Strnw llat Piqa Palace. TIAIMH Real Estate or cc n Knowledac of adverliS· Huntington Bearh oH1cr Needed immed. for 2 9 0 " c · o '.\Jalds Applv The Inn at for lntern1sl in Newport Corona del Mar, needs a .. 2"illtimcpos1tlonsopcn 3 ., n m ' n . . . u,.ach. 1\1 ;iturc a dull Fur t.'Ompulerhed photo licensed ""rson to Join mg & an. helpful. hul not w",·11 trn1n. "l,·1rt Sl"c wk l<'mf>Orary pos itions Engineering Capistrano, San Juan uguna. 211 No. Coast :/mln1mumof3yrsex-mappf'r. To wo rk our rental ~c r vicc necess.Snlnry.comm.& u ~ ..,, NO l-'El':S .ENGINEERING Cap .. haspartlime &dull llwy.,Lagun.a DeachAsk p r . in ml'rllca l ~rnveyard s~lft arter Guarunleect solary t'xpcrucs.St•ndletler or lysalary + 8"3-8610 f11r t;11ll Sue Rnm4pm Umc positions now uvall· for Mrs. Gobael tcrmlnolos:.>. IWA board. lrumml(. Stnrttnli: ~ala~y CALL 673 7601 for in resume ti1 l'rci. .. PO Box inten'1ew. -----752 1380 DRAFTSMAN ble. Wo arc a fun family M id' Su · 1 s:?.50 per hr + shaft d1f. lervlew ll 1 1 I Cal' f h F Western Temporary restaurant with great a s ,,pervasor w i L h a lol c n l' r o 1 1 & ~t in " _ 16 l • r v nc. 1 . Telep one an~ serv .!I Pride in our products & Top Wages .. The Inn At knowledge ol l.lu<:I. umce ferent a oper.. ... 9Z714. pt'r'd or will train Swmi.: services. Inc. A minimum of 2 yrs ex· people. 1( you ef\.ioy peo· La11una. 211 No. Coast Submit resuml' within l bun\15. Localed in Lon~ R.E. Snles shift. 540·1777 l!l662 MacJ\rlhur UI ~ence. preferably In pie have 80 out·going Hwy., Lnguna Beach. week to Ad No 585, On1I>' Beach. C;ill for appt SELL INCOME - 1 __ =;.~-;.~-;_-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;1 Suilc 100 lrv111c ~mall B-M devices. Re perM>nallly, and are 18 As kCorMn.Gobiel Pilot. P .O.Uox 1560, <2131435·8326. Sa~~T'lSALESMGR 1.;q11alOpi>0rt:mployer \~~r~ .. ~ o7 ;:,~t~~:l!I~ years of •re or older, we M 3 in l . m an. e" p . Coslo Mesa. Ci\ 92621'1 Tei.dyne GeotrcMtiCI PROPERTY For Art-oriented line lo Temporary " might have what you arc restaurant related equip. Equal Oppor Employer tml~hes & tolerance re· kt f .. 1 1 H you're . nlready s uc· retail outlets. Ma ture, laUve to ~mall manurec· loo ~kt!~~~2P/d!ny" Basic kno.,wledge of Med. Techftol09l1t Opportunities cessful at selling houses, expcr, motivuted person. d" lurtnalndustry, pcrso . . elect .. plum Ing, carpen· ca1·1f. lie. Exn.r'd In all b'l' p I or a"" a sato~mtin. bust'. Qua llried person will also Imme 1ate J\n f:quatl Oppor. try. 546·0348. Mr. Slrcel. .~ For Am I IOUS cop e ... a STACOSWITCH INC Employer M·lt' ph;isea or the medlcnl Local cxecuti\IC looking ncssman or clul.Jwoman have opportunity to han· J 139 Bak tr Costa &le.'la labornt.ory. Call Cor arwt. ror part Ume associa.te. new to real estate, learn die lnlcrnauonal Sales. w k TYPISTS HHd t4t Good Typltts For 2 Monthi1 .Joh . ' 549·3041 lneome Tu Pr~.parers -~lassified Ads sell biR (714 ) 640.0140. Cull a(l 6, 673·4786 to sell high S investmenl Liberal commission Or· or .._. n-.-IMpfoyft' High comml1111ons. full Items. •mall ilems or ---properties wllh the pros . rangcmenl with slo<'k OP· .-~....-~~-~rr--~~~~~ training. TllX Corp. or any item. 642·5678. Classified Ads 612·5678 Outside job p/l. h.rs flexi · We will train lf you're a tion. Call Miss Dunham, 1 = America. Ca ll 7 c1ays ble. F'em. prefd. Call winner. Our salei 556·6882 •StotTypi1 s ---------t 9nm·9pm. Ph. 546·0191 W.., W•ted 7100 Help W...t.d 71 OC 842·7181 any tune quad r up I e d r r om SALES PERSONNEL For •Gtn1 Typists IBM ,.;xec. tyrwwr11A'r 1'011 SS. SS SSSS \'r\'rr A l"l.'1! At Tem po EN:tnet-r •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• ssmllllon the first year~~ Pat ·s Ski & Sport Shon. • G.O. & Ex S•cy Mfli ENGINEER 1--1 ... -su•.• ... • ... •C•E-•I PART TIME S20m1lll~n Ins\ ycur. 65 r R eta 11 0 x 1l c r , + •PIX-Receptionist " ""'" Calherln1t signatures Cor lo .100 " commlsslo r knowledi;:e o r tennis. •Sr.Clertc1 O tempo 10 take ismall elrctro· llLLH J11·n now, Nov ballot. SS·S8 per hr. 11pUt. Prestigious oHlcc! backpackmg & sk11n1i •Wl\se &Paclclng Tt:l\1 POH1\ltY llELI' mechnlcnl nsscmbll('ll rm me. tcmsxwnry F.x· 111+. Call 551-4407. n~a r Ora ni::c Cou n.t) Xlnl benc(lls. l\pply in Call 540·4455 lrom d!.!!llgn cm,11lnt'erm11 pt•r. in hoic pltol In · . P"'RTTIMI! Airport. Call or wr1t1 person al Pul's Ski flt C l.LTOOAY 1-;quulllppork:mployrr··I toproducUon. Eicper'f\ In suranrc blllln~. t'lt!Xlblc late "" 5 Don Ber man. QUA I.~ Sriort Shop !lllCI!) Adamr; office docume ntation. work hrs Clntucl P<'.-.onnel. go r. Consultln& rarm needs PLACJo: PROPERTIF.. Ave. li.n. 1714) 9"3·45!)5 11\ellon 11ct•up, tool <h·· 'o \D Mcso Memorial • n Ahl hand to do nil the lNC. for nn llJ>Polntmcnt ------OV~rload You <Ion t need u AUil lo id~n & production line Jlospllal. 301 Vlclorl• St. rhores req 'd In a l 1url 1714 > 752· 1920. 1400 Quni School lu1 Drinrs 5 5 7·006 I . drtiw lai.l " whNt you t r"u b I c ah o o t In IC (;.M. 642·273<& ext 200. With the Army's Delayed 1£ntry Q(c Sccy1r1•cpt, f1lin1i. ~<.'Ct, New1><>rt Hench Lir'1I or will lrnln. 4 fir Interview Itri; •1 :J :111 plan• un ud in thl• Dully Mcd111nknl or Industrial E.O E. d Ille acc\n'i:. etc. t 'lrx1blc (u. !r.!660. 11:uar:int•'<' SJ r.o pi!r hr to :m:i f.lirch St, N n. Piiot Wnnt AJhl • Cull dcAl'CCl'IS"Cnllal. , _________ , Program. you can sign up now an hrll. top p11y. lopi;k11ls & R. E. SALES Ill a r\. •:<1u11I OIJl)Or 1---------1 now f14:1.-!if\7R( - 549·3041 --, .. -SUl"GIK--•Sale-,--t a ke a few months off to s ay <lcpendabllll1Y o .. rJ Llc'd ·U-•lc'd Employrr 5:1!J.C»112. __ ---- .,.A\lal0p""'r F.mph>y~·r goodb ye to ra mily, friend!\ o r qul s lte. C3 I (I I ' '" u.a..w-.o.-.1 7100 ...... W•hd 7100 ,.,.. •"' Eqmlnblt> I.Ir" of New ·• 1-4760 Fr 14 de School Iva Dri••rt ·~ ...._ .... .,. --York tK{'X llUOdinROl)('rD· sorneon especlal. "' -·----" y 111 Ill S.l IK ""r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ESCROWTR1\INE1'; lion.!! In Orunlll' County. 3 When you do report for active l'urt lime fl(lrman<'nl Jul>. Tral"l'"J Count h:. Ln'::nn ~~o1tch.Srh~I Ciood lypin!J. ambitious Yr Trnmin.: Proarom, duty, you'll start getting all o f the idl.!111 for icludent or 11cmi Dl11trk t. Cnll ,19<1 s01:1. """' pe1'1ionahle. OpJ1ty. 11ul11ry + COl'llmiioslon. benefits the Arrny offe rs : The good rt:llrod lnd1v. Churn Of· •Per8onal instruClll)O fol' tralnlnit ond advun· lrucllni: to m11n11i;t11mcnl. 30 ftC('!I & 11.:ht bldg malnl. •Munt•Rcmentopporty'iol---------1 cem.tnt. 67$·312S A11k for Contnrl Tom lJrodley. at pay, $361.20 a month to start. ot1ernoon11 . '2.50 hr, •to80%Commil'~lnn ao.. 1131i·4!'i<45. t:OF. m ul~. days paid vacation e ach yel ar. 1'Thhe 54r,.1112 ______ 1 •Llc'dtr111nln 1 R 2wkd~ ..:::;.:;,:,;_ ______ ! Female. ~portunitieS ror job-train ng, e ctarsscs !itRrt mmc · • .Fl.IERGLASS -------T E Pi\H'I' TIME, moturo •Onthcjobtr:alnlnu ~NT ERV IE WE RS C ance lo travel. 0 urope, mnn, for hf)mt\ rh•aning •Many top 0Hicc loc·11 ... L..,.wort. NEEDED Alaska, Hawaii, Korea or almost ~c rvt ce. lluntlnAton NollcenJ1c nectoapply New skl coinpany neoos 1-·ashion Island Stort. anywhere ln the continental U.S. Ucnrh. S.'1.25 +per hr RIO CAlt,.IT (i~ral•M lay up pcolf'e Flexihlehours. The opportunity to start or to Also part UmC! '"''"· in REALTORS 963-fHI ~trm"; C:1~":0~~nn~ 673 ' 0193 oreaH08 7 further your e ducation. You can ~~M!\/~~:~~~t~7-6-IM act Fordclnlls call t.lnd11 SECRETARIAL POOL c.i_n~rorapp\. J-'torf•MeW. earn college or vocational technical - Sub-conlrnct. own equip. school c r e dits with the Army PIX AM. 5-nlu ftlDGLASS F.xpcr pref'd . Call paving up to ?S% or the tuitJon and Ortele. co. exper. prc('<I f.xcelll'nt opporlunll1r• for lmlwlf\11nh1 who fin. sire lo work whtncv1•r nf!('<'!la.11ry. llri1 H 5. T1v1)· lnR 70 wpm, ~h 90 or < le ,_----------1 tophonr. •• Also. Need It f:(' F:P .... A.OD 01•._tf_ 7•.,,,_9am llam ~... Pd whlle tralnlnl?. t:vt.'i. ------. ........_. --r~ for approved courses. \No "t \L·a.•a "'Int O"'-~.... & wknd11. 1-:oF.. Cnll COORDINATOR por. ·;~,.. "~'n · e';c per ~ Find out about t h e many l){'\wn 9nm & 4Jlm !\t.1''. rr11nsmon. S11l11 ry 1111en. I.ABOit opportunities for young people lo !">-1110. ______ 11-7:30AM ahlh. Mui.1 •\Jlply an person. 1932 K LABOR today;•!\ Army. And find out h ow you ''"--•TOA have 2 yr<1 exper, tn ,,._ S.A d l "vrSft 11 upe n •ls1on In acuu 'J'mono .. · · can join now -an go ater. Cravt>yd , Sun thru hospital. Contacl Mr• t"OODPR'EPARATION JOBS Thur•. llpm ·h m . Jensen. 'f2-2734. Coal• Mornings. f,\lmc. Appl)'. . 1 1 • MatUTe, resp. person. M es a M e mo r I 11 RN ·r10N1s·r Ill work .f rla.>1t U W('t•k ruhhc l'OOU\('t, Ill<> typml! C ... '44·lllf 9Mt 'tal Noon THI l•YINI CO 150.,..wportCtrDr. ... .,.. .... Equal Oppor tmployer ~I Taco. 25252 La Pu .. I Paid while tra inlna. Hosplt~I. 301 Vic.tori t'1l1Umedellveryperson. GUYS•GALS _..__ .VUDI SECRETARY O\"tl" 2l. Prefer m11turc. UPEOPLEN.EEr>ED att•s...&.YH'S Newport Cons oltlng Jld. Laguna Hills. All Kiftds·All Shifts ~;..Cl -•p•:.••_,rtt•mll\!11••1 , :.*·: I~ 64NOOO. E.O.E. C.M. E. o, E. Call 556+ 1'144. Temporary worlt. Some For a Wk Temp Posilioa Prartlcal1 4J Orderlies,. ~~~~~41iea~~ 1fJ~i:!: , Iona essignmcnt.s. Come 54" I 026 SURVEY WORK needed for bo«lpltaJ at1f1 T 14• h G d ... MAL OfffCI 11ee uaat; v-NO FEES relieU1 ~rl\'ale dut,.y. Ex. ;~a I 1 19~ go.neg 0•:;.o e Accurate t y pist. In· PIC.lfl•C c allSu'" 8•m-4pm per.Reqd.All1h1H1.fu!! Tr"a1111crlpUon. Excellent • \e.reat\ng clerical pos l· 752,1390 or p /tlme . Weslcllf1 Bmonu and Salory. Call lio n an•werln g cor ··-~·•·~ r= wcatemTemporary Nurtes Rrthitef)'. 1611 Chris: i714}7~2.7401, te~pondence. Part1a1 PerSOROll .... Services. inc. W•tcnn or .. st.e at2. -form leucr ayste ni . ,....,... -• 188621\lacl\rthur Bl N.B.ta._1;;..-G&:.;...l0;...._, __ -1 cr---.&-ffrtv~e tduca\\onel In--• Su l t --_..,,...,_ , !!&it••"-. Ooodoppor. f.or 8.tONewportCtrDr lt.c lOO rv ne"'I m d d 11 ti11 Advtr tlalna aaoncy ~· re•cntcrlna Job C\Jaiotl Bank Blilldlftgl ,,_,__ r~&q~ua~I ~()ppor~~E~ns~p~lo~Ytt~~'"'ta!:.1 eam:1111 .~:ma or N.8. Part ume now, rul mlf. Good~. ben~ll. NcwpOrt8each Jolrlthepeopleftci'njolnectthlArmy, 1: •ftY tern. Ju1l call lime later. 549·2919 alT Appb-, NaUoMIS1•l4nn SW&eJT& f40.lt'TO WIUICAda CaUto-K71 642~. only. Oarp. au ll.lrd1 St. N.B. f I SALES REPRESENTATIVE WE • Are a notional aogroas1vo orowlh marketing coml)nnv • Are associatc-d w1fh 0 s i b1lllon d1vers1fl0d corPorallon • H11ve a detined markol at\d un1Qu mar~eting aoproach • Provide an excellent benelll plan • Provide a componsa11on plan that will '"" vc>u upwards ol s20.ooo 1n the llr$1 year (Mltr1/comm1ss1onl for a top oroduoer • Promote from within IFYOU • Have a succeuful tracl( reoord • Want a hlQh lncomo and a future with a t® na11ona1 oomoany CALL 17 I 4J 778-1714 ................. 1014 . t1 I ~ Mefoc .... M ~Merchr •H ' ............................................ ........ 100 ......... 100 ..............•...... , .........•........•..• *WAREHOUSE SALE* The L•ge•t Dealer in Orcmge County fer AMERICAN DAI • toY• 1041 fwW••• IOIC h•S. 1011 l aund.z.Ausl~l.1911 DAILY PILOT CIJ ~··••••••••••••••••• .......... ••••••·•-•• ••-••••••••••••••• .. • I• I I • I+==' .. ....--i...._ • It -·-'-ti& GAUGEIAL:Z ·-db -· ·-~we -•• . .-c -.. -wee ok1 ..__ •• r b **I IUY** SAT•SUNMIUolPJI w.-. .... W~ 8111 •• .,._, .. , lllJ tO:tA. s.uer ... IDOC.b4tr. FrM to .,, ........... ..,. Fu-i• .. -a.Jlooll .. -b .... _ ___. -··---···--··•-•••••••••--••• -··-••••-••-•••-• ••••••••••••••••••••~( JOOu homtt . 530 VV<N ""-"' ._...... -· ... -.~-..-----------ro--. •UM).11 I i.c • ·' Watmift•tt<r. Newport AJ>pllance1-0R I wit tbh. m••e. 1 594 ~--;w_:~.n .. ww.n.-..., .. w.=•n.•.v ,__ Ueatc~·,lhrloe Diesel• ~yl trelgbts . 642·8912 , sellorSF.U.rorvou. • c.oriandetAptC.C.M. ~~xpcep !'~ ....... · Horcwes w/reblt tra&~. 968-4193 MASTIASAUCTIOM . --· · ·--ft$iih waiter c.'OOltnc, l ·t 1------·--1 '46-16'6 I& IU·t62 Complete bouMMJd il~ms IMSTANr CASH AllOOM new ro&ewood Iii raUo trans, 542·0867 p em a I e Germ a n ..... 6 c ... • 111,,.72,1 l7H l Apel Ln. H.B. __. YOUI spruce Takarnlno 12 st,,. , Shepbetd pup~)',~ mo. an ,_., ..-<W&rDttfi$prtncdale> rva ioa&ultar.$'0$.l3l'3089 Tiam.ay=tanl~ :· old, b•11l •hot!'-:•tromelr SAV&t New It Wied f11m GanaeSale PERSIAN C .A.IPET """"'"PHO·.,& i·-. l .. 1•-846-5511al\e.r5pm. lova ~.~1._... • appt't, misc. Wilaon' •BtwU.,Or ... Dr. ~ ~ ....-. "" -· • .... ogdbome,l.iabSpringer 8ar1alll Nook. Now Saturda16Suada1 DOMT WArr inC tuitar. 6 tnOll oJd. PlobnlelnO/B=· Store-s 54.6 & "" w W IS THI ......... TO •• • Xtat eonc1. c.u _.... bn, ,_or wm trac1._ or 645-f446 T,_Dbllee. l1l_~·~P11l1•!~~l,,~!~t t9th . C.ll. 64Z·'1'HO QlympUi t1J"f1'trAl. • ~· MO ,...,. ....., -wtllJ1.67)..5Ml ..... • """' .. ,~.,.....,.,, SoW-3262. aew, mach. Aha. -c• 1714) 96•' 1819 ~:.9'!1.c:,!.~· !.'::..a·,-·-------Ste-art Roth ..a. -.&f~u:: Kl'M'F.NS. 4 mo11. aood cbn. p aoll. muelit · _. ,_....,. ........... 1-v-,,. """ • broodina.realnkc. bcautlful Cold 9' Sof• Mf.Z3Tl,111E21tb.Cll _, •• u ........... -• -·· 1760MwOYteA .... C_,. &'19·8918 klOllO z.lpper~ c:uth ••QUJTARS'' &46-llZ'. --------t oo aeata • tsadt. Quilt Ganie Hie. Shnm K I h 12 t I ------·-11\JSK\' tlP<'· mlllc syn, velvet. Ptrfe1.1.coadS1ZS crib. table. d aain. ~ wfc::i:.•;112$:•T~t°.• "10 lOSC'bry O/B. Rec"14' Http w -.d 71 o Aflpli•~et 10 I 1not.5, aebrkn, 1oo<J AIM> 6' Gr '"'• whlte ~~o~~i. ':!,~! ~~·':.sc. Mhc•••-,_ U..mmhtablrd lZ·•lrto reblt. Xlnl cond w/cal~ ••••••••••••• •••• • •• •• •••••••••••••••••• •••• fo1nlly dog. M7 ·13'74 blue floral aor1, act c SUI. bcJlh xlol. f40.0931 lrc11bh!t. (11•l 131..0UO .• 565.SSJ -6042 Pucb Mopod, under war-••••••••••••••-•••••• ••-•••-••••••••••••• . ··• --------isdiwU\n "Tn Whccl~r " 2 '60 TR·ll> curs. ·houl rty. S.t. A1*1. 7Ul.10.S. w· ... TED Disbwaabe:r, Color TV ,....... Norcold l'('fng, • t'U fl. TYPISTS I.I ke brand IH;w. lo cm. 1 licensed. l for l\t O V I N(;-co mplHt Beacon Bay, NewPO . "'" hak Seda, Bltn Oven. 1.UJ ad 1015 w/fru. HOV/UV. oQW llepro t1 Compo.er Opn o1 MTST·MTSC .; ~!erk Typish VOLT ,. 1' .... "'l.11\UY kt MVl/l..f ~ m1ki1 lncludei. ~over parts. 646·2360 household furnlshln111 Beath TOP CAS H DOLLAR Counter Stove. mlsc •••••••••••••••••~••••• ~vor wsed. Rotall ~. baskt•t & chain lock, Big Canyon.By appl.on GI ..,..., b .......... ___., PAI D PO R YOU 4INUl aft.tpm. wrflt'r-o •ym"la of· &lUSZS0.673-68SS "'tr•l rcu:conable oHe ro good home. Purcbr\ld 1 .. Cc.! -25 ant"""' UOKIMNU Sale' J EWELRY WA.TCJIES 1-----------1· .. [ak;s!S4S·3oa& fe male 9 mos uld .,........... Sa t 9 ·•P ll .e S u~ ART OBJEcrs GOLoCOAT,CbiDeaeLeopard flceelec.XJnt cond.Only 1~HPEvln.rudeOll', ------•Siamese cat. Ca ll House & Garden ran 12:30·4P)t, au. Ne SILVER SER V I CE, blk f'oa.nt-10.$5CM>./bl Sl:S. Phone Roblnson, motor • $ 9 g. Deluxe boy, ten s pd. 645-7894 feature on this ho11t1e BerryCr.FVDM171 FINE F URN A' "N· elr.8"-5705orl*9IOO 8'1S4tau Call673-0I60. • s mall frame on 27' . . It's fun\illhlnfl. B11y al 11QUES 145-2200 n...... SPS •AJ oltl • .. "hcehs. idnt cond. 565. CUte.lh Siamese kittens, 6 or part of stveral llOOm• Wiss o to II r i n de r • Color TV. b ed. c•• .,. ... r me.... c 191'4 0 /8 motor 5.lllt•'-~-<ltlll<I weclul<~W. Velva Liv·rm Set, Hide l(enerator, <to cycle), L•~••1t•55' c:un.d Mdlonal, lam.-dnk w/ swvl chair. Xlnt Sligh tly used, rres't,• 0111645·7§4 a·bed, 'fbomasville Din dog housea 11 &: am. from~"'r ... -1..-":IO--' ateteo.cbaln,963-lM'l cond. $150. 8 Dr w wateronly.ll.50.~ l>c~im1>n1 fra me sel 5 ,_ v.m -~ .. u ~aster f'lling C4b.1-----------cm. $200. MKM frame Fall FIREWOOD Ing Rm. set, queenal Send one card for eae 3' cult Cokllpot Freezer US. T wo 10 d rw Mere. 7~ UP. Outboard, at-t sa em. $200. 536·9652 9AM to4PM 646·3231 bdrm. n t. -f!n~ple · tag plus one apaN. W Norwalk jWcer.. C!Om Mcllabon Bro's •~illng perfect cond, used J he. -llerculon Sofa & l.ov E . Bay. C.M. r elurn permanentl grinder. All xlnl oond. Cab's. $100& $75.&42-069 $300. 844>-~19 ' '41iildi11CJMGNriols l025 FllEKITTENS scat. w/m:itcbing cha! Moving! HsehJd & mlsc; sealed aUtaclJve tac Beltof(er.$54-5479 · aft.6pm 3841 CoMpuS Ori•e •••••••. •••• ••••••• •••• 847•4785 It ottoman. Near new l0c·l2S vw parts 21 strap, meelinc airlin . . 546-474 1 <;<,-lt cdwo<><J Fenr~. gd - ---- -Paid SJaoo. Onlt $39~. Al Virgin!~ Pl C•1 Sat isun l .D. reqwrementa. Pre KING SZ BED <New} A.8. Dldcclcctnc mimeo-ao.t.. Po•er 9040 1 cross Frnni cut1d . neusonable. Blackfgrey mule cat, fl wood corkt u1I tablu -• vent lo.a~ theft.! For xtra firm $195 Incl del c.raph. #530. Good condl· •••••••••••••••••nl!C'•• Orailge Co. J\iri.1orll 5"0.3253 mos. White paws/throat. Washer/l>rycr. Appoint SAT/SUN 9 ·5. 522 San personalized tag encbi Usuallybomc.835-2253 lion GOO. can 9am t EqualOpporEmploycr C _& __ . ---Use l r nd . r r1endl y mentonly.499·1283 Bernadino,NB.Rnd Oak wallpaper . fa bric 0 Jrvi.oe Coast C.C. lfem lpmweekdays.549·181•. *ZODIAC ·. amero1 tiot-l-2999 1 ood d • d· . labie, 4 leaves SSS. Libcr· "Day Glo" paper & w be-.. lp or will trade lo a-&-1017 Port·A·Marine SC041)'1'Q ----Equipment 803 ---- -· n.~. con .. avenport ty ship's bunk <Oak> iU ba k -& t · ... , rwn TYPIST /CLERK •••••••••••••••••••••• per Lovable CnckaPQO, 3 7d & ~rebl~g torree w/drwrs $75, Walnul but· rag.s. ~ try t.~:' c;~ Balboa Bay Club mem •••••••••••••••••••••• '76 30 ' S..aay' . For al'rnuntinJt de pt. Yushica-D camera with 2yrs.femaJelogdhome. ~jgbtl~ 0~5'493.~mps. fet table $SO, Sml Oak backlo baclt. benbip."'2-0lll Parrot; yellow Naped Twin screw, flybrldi!~ • R.E. constn1t'tion ok Clash attachments 548·~ a · sec'y $20, Walnut dresser PRICES: 100 yds ahag " padding, Amuon. Very tame Sportrisher. Proballly near O.C. Alrp0rt. Call stand. Owned &operatedcute brown Ta bby kitten. Medit. table w/wrought $30, Danforth anebor$40 $2raor3/$S $1.50 7d . P rigld air w/lrg domed ca&e ~. the fastest and br1,'t SueSJJ-8f.SO. b y ne wsm11 n , sso. Jet blk male kitty. And iron base $50/orfer, No~bill anchor$40,Taf· 4/StatsSl.toea. Refrig/lru. 1 100. tu-4178 equipped 30' Sportllaht'r .. --532·1259 Id ls7515588 misc chairs r ed/blk trail logs $100/$200 6/9tapS1.SOea. "5-8109 --&n.--.. 1090 in So. Cali{. 7 mos old, Valet par.king attend.. 0 erca · vinyl. metal $1S, cabl Chopping' bl~k (n~ 10ormore$1.40ea'. · .--_....,... still has factory warran. steady. r l('X hrs .. No Almos t co.mpl et 2yroldSpringerSpaniel spoolSlS.Cartaner6pm work) $40, Hart sk11. SalesTu lncluded 2Leetag methodo1Jpaint .. •••••• .. :•••••••••••••• tY for S months. Jlli.' lhru sc>houl yr. S2.SU llr darkl'oom equipment in mix. Good w/childnn. 00..7857. marker bindings S•Q. NOCARD? ings,onBlackVelvet..By l"lELD S Warebo Qse fiberglass & Teak. frl(). 7433 c· I u d 1 n g F e d c r a 963·3205 all SP~I Following from Wllbo 34 Draw your own or decleasecf Laauna artlat, Sale. 400 pianos ~ or· Loaded with electronic 'J WAM.RESSES t'nlarger , dryer. etc. Queen Sora Bed, $300. "Rum Runner" ladde name, addreu, phone SUbjert "bland Cbief " 1ans, new/used. Spm~ts. fishing ucctltisorics. O}«'t ~.7514432 2abandoncdmale kittens, Spanish S pc glass to wtrittlngs $SO. Teak we'll makeonecardpe Wahini."Firstotterove Grands. Plarers. Going 200 mile range. cn11al-(.' ~per'd .. J~'.ul.lor !l 'l . -~ box ... tmd .. Will vacl.'.in_al ·ne tl e Set. $2SO . wheel $70, Royal Porta• tag,Add 2S<each. $.'iOOforthepr.673-6316 out for bus11:icss. Rent at 2s Knots In utt)•' Good hri. N1;tat appl'"r 11 ~hi. 8-011 &_Howe! fo\'1 & alter. 644·0l3V Spaii1..o;!ig1 ass top Cl1Tllie e 'f ype-wrner 30. SeriCI cl>eck or money or -----'./JIRL 0 b~Kawal, woather-.-BeauUtu.Jly ' Uver i!I t.:umera; Z~om, ~ulo Tbl. S7S. Liv·rm & Din· Brass portholes 520, derto: Moving! Fu rn., appl., Sle inway. B a Owln , corated & equlpl)t.'d.~ Surr&S1rlmo $75.646·2244.~46·34~2 FREE Kittens for loving rm Dr11 pei;. sso. Xlnt Bras.s shaft, bearings PILOTPtllNTIMG patio&carden.289Bowl· Chickering. Yamaha , s ide . Sleeps 5. oln .>!l:JO W Coastllw~.:'-11 Bol Jl ,, 31 homes. Box. t rained eoncl.842·3~34 $23/$30. P.O.Box l"""' Ing Green Dr. CoUege Kimball. Wrltir <714 ) SGo .ooo. invo 3 l c.•I ~v f'honc C11ll~··· ri~~l itlh~cu~~~-Gentle with child ren ------, CoetaMesaC:""9262G Prk 638 -2 770 . 12072 Professionally mt.iin WANTEO 125 oo:M tSO 5S2·11<Mleves. 8'So~~ll~e oew 6 Drawer dresser'.~ bar, • · BauerJ>8.J6mmautopro'. Brookburst.GG. t ained. J ust • bou~ht M -----S250 toy box, 4. mag 15 rims. Stereo console, Slere ~ larier boat. Sell for l••1ra1n111.~1.ut~~; .. k .. ,.,1~,.~, Fw nit•e 105 Thurs . .SUn.496·8775 chinacabanet,Span.cbr, cassette player Dania with sound/rec. $400. yr5 new. Fully ICladed .-.... OOO.Call lit4l64.S·22t"' ' v .. .,.,. " -1·----------t 4 hubcaps 14" It mo • Drexel MecUt. 9-drawer ClC>n.lfOle Thomas organ. ....,, "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30·• apt range, $75, Qn bed · ~ St M. modem Walnut Oil set dresser at mtg nite stand Lawrence Welk model. or call (714 )675-3662 Silver Persian kitten Chin~ Cabinet, table & &Ola, $75, Maple dinette items. 527 nter 'C · china closet. Danis (open stock) $390. Medit. 64.2·2881. Jllwn 9am & , Cslm bit Crsr T /Chry Merchcmdise breeder & show quail chairs, Sl75. set S40, ma ny othe r Camper J acks, Wu ber/ moder11 Walnut Corre parquet Inlaid collee ta· 5pm. V8s fly brg A/P hid •••••••••••••••••••••• Ch1m·hillas. 645-6682 979-3848 things. 3312 Marcus, NB Drye r , a II kinda o ~-J:~r• 70. Trail bike ble $175. Singer machine ConnQs Rapsody Organ t11.nk, VHF. i ooan: Sac., Antiques Siamese Burmese kittens 7' v1nvl sofa, upholsleretl 6?S.~ things. 276 Santa Isabel, $7S. $46·04e9 2 full 61 not .. keybrd~. $17,500. Pay haul ~I., ....................... " ,, CP.f PUIUC •ucr10M .. .. .... 261* NB 8-wks. S25 each. Cul ch rs, tl'unk-bar, di G Sale "" r. c r ys t.al boudoir Dito Leslie spkr. Perfect survey . .....,. " , ________ .,.. 552-1820, Irvine hdbd, 644-4325 Ol'G4Je IOS SUNDAY ONLY 9..S MANY ITEMS OF FIN lampe, pr. crystal chan· condition. Owner will 0• L•i' b""rg tuss Cut\~.··· ANTIQUING INTUSTl ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlSBegonia,CdM. ESTATE J EWEL RY, deliers,S·tler.552·5094 sacrifice. S975. For in( " ~ ~ Do you know thcrl! are I BURMESE KITTENS Glass top octagon din set, PUILIC AUCTION Exercise bike, tbl, chrs, ART OBJECTS. AN 751-lllOeves. Cabin. 1651f0. Many ~i--.' fine Antique Shops in 01 CFA registered w/limc gm veh•cl chrs. MANY FINE ITEMS Of pictures, dlshl.'s, gla.sses, TIQUES, FINE FURN .• Sun Umbrella, large, fr. trus. Ar~·al for i;kllng k Town Tustm'! Forquall 963·42\lf> S295. St1iel desk, walnut ESTATE J E WELHY, ncw!abrics&wallpaper. ETC. PHONE FOR IN Jngcd, yellow & floral. J>iuno,WurlilzerSpinct. ~;.!~~6g .,SHISO . r.h ty & sclcct1on. \is1t all o .---.----tup. 3'1JC40. $6S.675·229o ART OBJ EC'J'S. AN· ne w draperiea, new PO. & BROCHU Rt;. Stand.830-4719 Antique white. $475. -~~ ~ us . f,ocatcd ;11 1st, F. Siamese kittens w.shots. - . TlQUES FINE FURN I h h Nr....,,,.,. Call546·020l l'·•rnino R .~i •· ,1 .1n Pupt-rR a\ ;HI, from S35. Sora & t•hu1r . oak frame, · ·· <' ot es. muc more. .....,.~"" " Fbq~ls motor wtu•1~· ~ c .. "'" u . • .... 7 .. ,,2 b d Pd S700 11 ETC. PHONE FOR tN· · . SCRAM •EJS u · ht Pi 1 ood boat. New diesel molu'r • ...,., . .,., rocac .. , se FO. & BROCH URE.Chtlds n2skis,boots& H•CrocNhd "L pwng ano D R $7,500.642·7056. --S3.'i0 or orrer . Must sell. poles 512 Louver doors u:.-a.. .. •-..1~--.1 $ ( cond . ·Good ton e .1 _______ _ 'UILIC AUCTION Pers11111 Kittens. t..:FA. 493·576Sor5"8·1517 &IS-2200 . • • • ........... _ _...,.. .. _ AN W RS ~/ofr.caU631-0!l20. 16' Evt'nrudA Tn'hull. lH silver. s moke. lnrtlc. -,, tits 6 ·opening $8 ea. OU white. Be1&utlful. .., -:\~ANY Jo'INE ITE~lS 0 S75/Sl25.645·9005 Gl:isstoptable&4chalrs. ANTIQUES <.>Sparling Bacon eer grill $10, !llever used. Jn plastic Florid-Sonata-Good upright pianos. Of HP OMC & trailer. OuJy f.STATF. J EWE LRY · sso beige lounge chair Goods & 4 Chests of yellowbean b~gchr$10. bag, stored la cedar Hybrid-TOUJlc -fered by Piunocare. S2695. at Mesa Bo-.j. AR'r OBJ ECTS. /\N DOCJS 8040 ss.;'scrubber 644-4989 ' drawers, nd paint. Elec Sz l 'h figure ace skat~. chestrorpastSyrs.Can't Cooper-Opiate -year guarantee. 5295 to Center . 159S Newporl T IQUES. FINE FURN.•••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' motors+ aboutSOOOold b~g $15. pee. drape rod use. No Kiogsue Bed. OUT OFAHAT $37S.54l-09llor 581-7647 Blvd,C.M.646·4012 t , i ,\ ~-~TC,_PHONE FOR I~· ..PE'f.WORLD• Dinette set w/6 chrs & 2 time 78rpm rccor.ds. 8 , S!,,0.:,.~,_Tr~v!!se.,~~ s 1 7 5 • 5 3 4 . 7 5 3 3 . Asked by a visitor what . ,1 t-0. &trnOcnU:RE p ·t 8 U Pk W 1. leaves. tJsect 1 m-0. $7S. l9<t&, -t~ H/0-tr.ams _ ..... --.. ... .........._.. Yft"'wknds blaJl&Dt.e-Wa•. t he lilUe Gulbransen Riviera. per sharp 16 Glasp~r • ., I I 64S·2200 1 u 1• e es, es ie, C1tllS364386 25672 Santo Dr. Misslo wedi,tln1 dress, chapel · boy answered, •.'Six ani Orlan. L.nl1e-svkr, 80-1lP M,uc--~~L .lilt. J l_ • Toy Fox. Pood~~s. Shih, Viejo.581-0698 lrain$25, Bulletin brd $3. Gazebo, large, outdoor ; Seven·Ei&bt.bs." "Whal Rh ythm unit. Sl995. DF, Vllf radio, 2 tanks.. J 2 Ueaut. Ottk 11111. tables tzu. Poms. Cockcrs. Kn g Sz Water bed Clo 6 Drawer child's desk bit 1 lt l E · an odd na-""I ""'-r e did '"'"·OSlS c anopy •. boa_t cov q; t I d u1n1'·Schn"'u .. "rs. Bull P"''e"tal. Leather look GARAGE SALE • Sport· w e 8 ce. xcep · -"11"' """' Gd fl h k one orua e Y carve "' .. "" '""" ~ $25. Stingray bike $10. tlonal struc t ure, a ll your pa renla get It"" xtrus. 5 ing or 8 •, perf. cond. G Matchln Terriers. Silkies & padded llldes.Padshccts inggds,games.oldbot· R 1 manua l ed ood...,....,,..,.35333 '""'--y nuJled t•OUTO.F MuslsellWurll~erBat-y. Trlr. All brand new.1 .. Oak chairs. authentl< Yorkies. 100 mixed PUP· & plllow cases incl. Sl25. Ues5592 Litller Dt. H.B. ty:e~rller $20. Movie r w • __..,, °"' · . A£HAT~.~ ~ Grand, needs reflnlshin Fresh wuter only. S21V~. barber Vole. rarm item. pie&. Stud svs most oo:Ml281 camera lites sa. Posters '72 Ford PU talh~ale, · bestofr.494·3872 83.J..2575 .. .;. for wall <kl'M . Misc breeds. Ope n eves. SUPER Sale! Sat & Sun, $1 Children's games green. $35. Roto tiller, Newmensbilte$50;55gal. S rtl G--..1 8094 • • t • 893·5333 531-5027. llcfrig <Xlnt c ondl, Aug.7&8.1264Conway $1:$5.Nal'IGeographle & new6hpmotor S1~.Lrg Cishta nk,stand $50;7•4 PDNIMJ .._s LUHJ.tS 25 die~~" Bedrm set. Dinette. Ave, C.M. Furnit ure Gourmet books & bin· air compressor w /CP F.Remlngton W~stern •••••••••••••••u•••••• flybndl(f.', f1bcral11s ... AppHonc:tt 80 I Great Dane Pups. /\KC. couch w/matching c:hr <patio). baby clollles. oc· ders ~ea. Patterns 2Sc. Impact wrench at hose Sl00.5'S·S625 . SCUIA ~EAR $8300. -•••••••••••••••••••••• {'ha mp blood. Varied more. Reas.675·3698 tuvo mus1c.elc. -4968691 ~-1 'I 11 1930 Model A steering $185. Heavy pool cover, W b d f •-Xlnt cond 962-7516 Lloyd · · _ l"rel~hl n uma1ie llotpolnl ages "'co ors. '' ust se · 13~' Cust decorator Su~r Sale! Chests, bikes, whl S.S. Sizes 8~. 2 1? & 1 16x36, $50. Complete pool • t e r e r arn e • · 13' Bost-0n Whuler. J!>llO• Sulc. 3:WK W. Warner, Terms avail. 494.393 sofa. good condition. Kng si hdbr d ' toys, street rollerskates $4 ea. sweep w /clock $100. pedestal, very reasona· Top Fhte Woods , irons M J t s11~s -wr near Harlx>r. Santa Anu Evcstwknds MOO ............ 548-87 clothing. etc. 17402 Lid 2738 Gannet Dr, Cost a Swim fins & mask $10. ble. 963-4i9?8,J erl')' (Nr New), Ha~cn ~U()(Js, ere e e~1S..siui . • Frigidaire g:1s d ryer B~XF.R.Puppiesfor s:ile.-. . . ., . Lane.Hunt.Bch.Allday. M~a.546-0469. VWfuel lnjector system WoodFrameWindows: Irons; l1tdy 8 irons . · • il\'ocado l(rcen, $70 Champion sired, pet & 8 Divan. bronieJglaz1e S7S. lhp 3·phase motor 6-63W'x8S 536-5730 _ '62. 26' Chris Craft w(~ll3 642.1i557 s how Aft 5 wkdys green. lst $100. takes o Moving Snle! Aug 7/8. 9 Horses 1060 $35. 10xl5 surface plate t-Sex8S" TV Rodi Chev mtr. new. Uoat lq. 962·8031 trade for dbl/queen az AM to 6. 5651 Marshall,••••••••••••••••••••••• $35. 642·3379 2.st lh"xel'' HIFi, S~reo 8098 top Bristol cond. "50,Q. ScarsColdspotRefn~.db -:----bcd.673-6316 llunt Bl'hBabyclothesto Welshpony,9yrs,gd 642•3379 •••••••••••••••••••••••Days only 11 t n 5 :30. door. S200 tbest offer Dobie Pup, male!, AKC. --f a car & everything in· dispositlon,$150. Wbee!~hr,llUleused,$65; Br nd 1 MG 5,. 543·0581 •• ·l!\4-425G Shots. cars cropped Brown Nauiahydc soa, between. Call 6?S·52SO. hosp1tal bdw1omatlress 8 abyll e crib w/matt a newcoor Al -, SlSO. f'42·1~3 sleeper. Folds out to dou---$4-0.342·2432. n : TV, $225. Advent 201new 24' SEA RAY ·12. cui~ llEFRIG E R/\ TORS ble bed. Good condillon. King sz Davenport & Love HORSES-Western Train· W ult Uk Bo • :r:s;~9d~l~a~~~lat$i~: Casse.tte. $175. 631·1574 C3bin. llrdtop /200 hr~. WA!iHl.;H.S DHYr:Rs AKCChump1on:.iredSpr· SSO.G-tS-4178 Scat. Twin Beds, mupy ing&riding lessonl\.Con· et.s .· e new. Y,5 1 Sl ....... 838 ' . trlr . l:'ull e anv u:., HN•11nd1tinnctl-lll'ims in~er Sp;111il•I pup1.11cs. other articles. 314 Vista tact Susnn. Sil9·l~ small Jac~et, $20. Boys P aypen O . .,..,,. 1· Police Scanner: Regency. 2250MC. 673.7170 • ~ & ~'ri,tt Oomal('<l Ll\·er & "'llllt' 9"'ks. King ll.12e wn11•r ~ed. &ra.C.M. -med long·Johns, $30. Cal Swimming Pool, round 8 Ch. VHF. Hi /Lo band,1------ GuurtiM 499-1082 r'ram.e, hd~fd, htr. hoer. ~. . , Sm ~e.g 3 yr old T. ~-xlnt Jeff, 968·2061. 12.xS6", a lmost new. $90. 646·2244. 646·3442 1971 Boston Whaler 1:1 . ~u :!'J \'EAftS IN 0 l' SJ.50. 67S·84~2. Four Famlly Sale. Sofa. trum, beaut. cnnfirma· w vl!LI w OD Filler & access. incld. COLOR TV 1974 RCA HP Johnson eng, ~lpt. Du ... LAP'S Ueout b lo nd l' fem . c hairs •. cedar ch est . tion . $700 /bst ofr. 0 sn 0 Must sell .. moving. $7S. XL 100 25 .. lik'e new' cond$2200 inch.Kllni:!iJ..!~ f"'lll Cocker, J\KC n'i.tislercd. Oak chest, S50 · CO':'flC lamps. bikes, cameras, 494-5792 SllADES·T080% Off 645-3737 $500 MS-4157 • T · 526-5577. ' 1815NewportUlvll .CM l 2 mot<. A11 king sso. desk. $35, :woo Scav1ew. ctr. Sat & Sun 10·4. 20 Call645·8950 . • om ~.;;. 'ALL ~ll·77AA a.1()-0~2 CdM. 673·02.S2. Puloma, C.M. 642-9625 WEfkE~D Sr.ECIA~ . IRVINE Coast Count ry Teac reel to r eel tape 1.3' BRITISH 0,0ltY,_ lm . • ------t ( Ii 11 Farnam s · Wipe fly pencer 12 guaae sln& Club Membership Sl deck eutorev $275 S750. Also 16 BOSTON ·-::1 1.,oyton. fully 811tu OC'I your Xmas 1>u1mit•s .ttwson so a, 2 v rm 1 l s, Mo\'ing ~arage sale. 2501 Protcct ant. $3.29 qt. Fair s hol, ~Je.ctor s hotgun. lncld transf. fee. 589.3444 • W ·zsO" • WHALE R. 846·8033. : \\Olct !IOflenct' S35u 1<t11rlc-d now. Ucu11t1fol 2 1iphl chrs. rust shnj! Island View Dr . CdM . Feeds,557·5006. Mode l 1855. manufac-~ -· 64"·6470 J\ K <.: r c i.: G 0 Id t~ 11 ~T~ng. lam~9~76· 644-1007. lured 1898. Make o({er. POOL TABLE Brunswick 21" Color Console TV nds XTRA SHA~P • 1 yr olt'l. -------Hclrlcver now nt i1\ud. --Jewelry 1070 541.2850 3 pc alate new fell repair Maho cab Du!f1eld 20 t<lec, ye.llOMI !'iTOVE. <:11lor11· 1111 17141008·9577 AHTIQUEPINIE SAT&SUN·Jlcd.Tables........................ eqwv°newsi3SO.Aakln.i $.'5()/bt.f 968.J:J9 . canopy $11000 firnt rungc, hrH\\11, like new.. . SctUeBenchTbl $2.'iO. M1 11c Sl7 8olsa Ave, WANTED Uquedbl bed.vanlty S60076S·l449 9 or. 673·7670. 8::J0·5. 675-2t:t.:! ~l~~~S:{~· Sll ll SlWO ~:1~:i:~:~c·,?.;;{:i1:n~:~c\~ ·~~~~:c~tc~~ki5 .;:1·a'.1·/\~~T-2419C8 o:.6"A:~~:E T OP CASH 001.LAR :r~.~ait~= :a· Xlnt. quality collection, R~~~1~. 20" TV. aood uflS PM&~~n~ ' -----1 gd h omt'. llr11o n t . 2T:tblcsSHU.p11 v " u PA I D FOR. YOU R spreads,$60.Dbl box Paul Blain e He nrie 002-976! C!Jli lom, JI. ~ru":!'~· New c uGl otn d eluu !13ti:l,\2G. llcfrig,l yr.$150. SALE JEWKLRY. WA'1'CllES. m at.treu, S81>. E le water as oil palntlnas. Sportr1shcr l·/B. ~JS, lftNinkcrttlor trnsh com '"''"•L',"','l·o 2 1.ove5(lot11$70.c11 . lll vorrc. everylhi na AltT OlUEC'tS. GOLD, dryer,$75.581·3945. 175.2290 la•l&MariH SIOK /bes< ur oft~·r, µactor. on11 coi.t $:1:111 c nrr. 642·'909 mu~t ~o Antiques, SILVEI\ SERVICE . ............. !'>'12.-1n2s Sell S250.tl44.1007 LOVING llOMB oNI.\'' stulned 1tl 11J1s , good FINE FURN &t AN'. quarium. GO gal .. In sea 20 years o[ P layboy, ... •••••••••••••••••••• .,A LI -y1-:;--21 ltan,.t•. 111>1 1<11.t'. fott hur1wr Jt.I ~. $.1!'> tJ'13·76'~ I~ wl<a, short holr I-'. M u \tr 0 s 5 • k 1 n ..: . r('frl..:. sport11 equip, liv TIQUES. MS-2200 chest, complete. $150 o 1955-75, ve.ry reaaonable GtMNI 90 I 0 .,..y , n~r "'h'Ut, " ) <.olch•n l,111> mix, OJll. Bi•nutyr('!lt. w f!ip l(!> rin set , teak platform ofr. 5$2·9481 must sell 494·7'61 eves. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• twl~ v1 o dvo:. lo 1rB.1 ;~ Rhots. wornll!d. lh1cU1.1111• fnunc, Lk new. $'.!Oo. C'A'lf lx.-ll. tcok turn. sm. hoot TOP CASH s PAil> FOR <'OOn, 011 eu r«'Ut y 11 l'I" of 1wl OVl'I' 11011ul11t11111 fc1• &t ~nd Tbl. ~r &lol.11ofQther lhlnlfS,Z3J YOU R OLO GOLD" ovln1 -must ael1.Ne 2pr2ply•nUquesatln c.lllnnaS100.Bay "CI· rP.OOIHl028 mus\ ll"~ to ·pa" wh • ~ c 1 St N n SAT & DIAMONDS 060 "•31 bar with 2 ma tch ln dra""s · 2 decor'! rods. ly model no. 1620. 20' -• --~ori;u Port. JO Cyc:lr , " Ii J ci w,,;fote top. SlOO. 4t)lt.:.>t:. ano · · ' · .... ' stool• ...uo or be.t t offer. Rea~ .. on~ble.••• .. •iu1 hull gla1111, V·IJ f'ord :15' Chrili C:avullur r•1acc Uh1hwt111hcr. nca uld(!r. ll.IJ. areo. 644·2~ ·--SUN 9·5 ••MI c b a e 1 scan 10 n Exe~,:.;;' bike-~. Arte .,........ Marin~. You finish. (714) l.oadcd fine llvc.olKluM \' I I I d 'fJNISC'INAU7.-.F.-.R ~t<~,.;.· ~~.u~?o"ndA.utum ..., C l t I I h ...... ,...,,.. .,,2 '""" "Y'u" l\A""' new. \1 111 1•11tt ni: ><Jltr .. ,. n ... ., .. .,.,, ,; 2 n . Gr(.-cn Rcfrlg. sofa, gw.1 Goldsmiths" Di1mond1 f p.m . 751·9070 ti tTYI • g HS C:: an· ,,_.,,.,,,.,. ..,~--''-~' top. SI 15. 550 llflt AKC, 7 wook&, mnlc $l50. velvet, 3wlvcl. /\nl ttol' IOltll (l\C, 239 l>rm1pcct . rt mounted ring• sized. delier6 ltle, $50 f'olbot Ca i -'---------• Call644·789S chMI, beaut,142·U83tl (/\Hey l N.B. Off PCU. '2S W. 30th 'N.8 .&73-98$4 " handcutter for li«ih 673.aotT · ~I ke folding loots, Soll 90,0 Jll'frlgj'rnlor, whit<• 2 dr •----------,-' metal or cardboard. $75. bo•t , 17 long. $17~. •••••••••••••••!>••••••• ~Int cond. SIZS. 1_..._.....__,..._.....__,..._.....___..._....._,_.....,. .... _...-t'..._,.....__...._,....._.........,~I Engagement rtng, btfi ~ &U-SS7t HOSPITAL llD 540-3498 HOBrn 14 • ..( OOO·t6HI carat diamond + wide 1 ft .. t 1 MS.a7ee 975. ·n "von 1,., R--"•cal mtr w/trlr. s:i:w. wiLhoul ~11. diamond wedding bands. overcr• · n uea I.I " v """ • G7'1·:1G~!> . 24' x 4• l>oughhoy Pool. Ai>pr:tisal, suoo. Sac a ll machlne. $1,000/ofr. All M11Ctl•11• ~ount, fir bda. 2 HP -·-- - Complete, $200. l• J,$500.S39·Z71'. ~1l util &tlr.'2QO/ofr. W..e.4 1011 .Jo;vtnr ude, xlnt <'ond .13'Mf':TCJ\ISwf\rlr,~.hli IJ62.54l5 1-;..;...--------1 98S-637'1. • ............... ••••••• $795.615·•979 cond. :.e &cts s11ll11, $~!"'4J. ~Yntock I07 '8" SUrfboatds La Jolla. SSS CASH FOi ontgomery 7' DlnJ!hy. r144 1103 · •. •••••••••••••••••••••• l tracktapedeck for·car, Ooodul4!dfurn/relrtg1 L1patrake Rlau $JSO. 16' <:ot1Jm11 r1rn, St,:lm .. Rerria. Whtrf'cnncrcst. 1• ru fl. fo'l l", i y rs old Sl50 blltl 5 I0-885<t t\N1mon~ \Vasher & lo:lcc Oryl'r Sl25both. Ken· 11\orc Gt1s Dr)'er 815, S(1.rvttl Cas Refn>: $40, l:uar. !146·11672 Mo,1n11 . 1l o t po1nt Wa sher. Kenmore 1rns ll~·(•r. $150 bo~h. M0-07~ .. Side :Me r-cfrig. 18 ('U I\, 40 " wide. Cop per S\50/bsl ofr G.45·6G2S ore. licyc,.s 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE NEW Me.n's 10 Spd Scbwlnn bflce. :isklng $80, 545-9281 10 Speed bike, nenr new, s mttll boy'' Stlngruy. C.1164'-6470 1 Five Speed Schwinn wom\'ns Bicycle:c. x1111 <"t>nd. sso. ~a. 4~~3t50 e-· Re•· Moraan maa•c, btOk malleoffer.49t·01'74 frm/•toves~078' Pboneeeo.373'1 f'o"tcr thon lfohle 111 lo tide llt drlu, bl , • rarticlpunt in wC)r lll parade Morgan cetdlft& AllPET. W/W, 1Jree Went to buy Front th 64 20 Tolly Craft spc11d irlal" Pvt l)t · E n.:. Western (114 ah•I· 3 rooms, make of. lawn mower. Reu. Pleasute craft. Trlr & oayio. t71'1l 11114•1 7 1.~. 338-1011 fer . Twn bdt . $3$ ea. En&lne work•n1 or not. equip. 12000/b&t o tr. F.v1.'l!,(21a>Ml22971 _,;..-------1497.DJS C.U1ft Gpm981-4t71. 673-9570. --~ 3 Rhoff 11. Recla 13 ea. · · ...... , ;{ P ·Cut. new Lrlr. ~),u1 Anacandaa tEHttt e• 111t sell emerald Wiil bu1 aom• refrc, • . ir--=:!_ lnattH OlO 11hape. A11kJna s1.sso. Pv( t hidts>Sha.53Ml73 dlalllOOCI toektall rln1, pUaoce1,workln1~nOl _,.. ... ._ pt.y.c 111111ai.i:t00. value Sl l OO. l h ave alao •~ra p me t a l U••••••••••••O••••••• -~·: papers. call anyUme. 97$-5258 8 oat r a I n t I n g , P.CJ\T "666. w/trlr, f\tl(Y. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-9862. . varn ithlng, e t r .. equipped. beaut t>or1t •l11 RelrlR, Ilk• new. 1175, Want e.d d laconttnue Reasonable, free 1•11l . jlreat shape, fJ75·:!.1!11 'ttrL lamps Ii otller ittma. .C.A Color TV, 2S.. ~nH C~lae patter 675-317$. · SPM. • " a.acmaAIP M. tole tsO. f!ncl tabltl, ti · Prtldlla 4MMl72 . • ,.,_ .. ~ WI .• bk chr ble lampa, ls t m a t HOlll 14 " """""n ~· n., ehalrs, new wnMllhl I Llke nt'W w /lrAllcr" nir. 135. Cedar cbeat MO. rallinl 752-07• ccuorles. blue tuUl\.. Taptut.clt S15.146·5793 · ' r ed /while/blue o i.&.. ltallan Cr.Pr•ts Tree•. you di" a to 10'. '5 to s1s. 548·50« I 11250. 645-7850 • -4 •----------•udo J4, no. 3155, 2 su~l4ol .. ., ... _ --· ~I • .. Cl I DAIL v PILOT ~=-' tllO~=s. '''°~~.~ ........ ...... w t060 wt t06W9'1-. . .................... . lt1J llOltD ..................................................... , 9070 ''HHONl>ACR•l!S amt 31' OllC. P\lt. pty. Cliuka tl2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• JI )8 Sl~. Db\ Tra~zc. 10 CUSt. hla.nch:r 23, I COUI .. PICICUP Wes•&....-, C 1peed, AY/FM w/tape 7f Audi, ilr, am/f~. TOP Doll•r Paid ai,_. trfc'lt r.c:k ... ,,.,. cau m -x1• or 642--tOW7 .... ••••••••••••••••••• ham ell tr~m~. cove.r, ket-1 in wattr at. lhml ~baa, ·tl,p1)eo1llbac, Hrbr. Uav•nPort Maria for.0'-60' pwr yacht. TOf. r1hlt.H cvu, 11 upe 8 ·4. 51 H P Seaaul loc. on Newport. 8ay. • ,~v~ler wht boat w/clutcb. a aalls. hnd TlabtSecuritym.9990 Ablolutel)' tmm.acllla\e. auto. p/s, $4,600. 69 OoAL.LTrade·ln Jh1t. aeo t o belle Ye! Toyota C-Oruna, ed coad, ..... ~OIT D ... Tsuu (..,.-). SllOO. PP. 49.3 M3S _ """r-.,. " r•~ equipped. mllit IM Newpott Beaeb, Calif. ova 10 CAIS to apttrecratt'. Total!)' IN IMY--OIY IMW throuJh out. ISM. Motor-u--..:.. ""• trip. Cd trlr. ~113:717 ;alley, VllP openlna -l..teb ' «' 4' wkndil. 548·1 br:us Jiort'holt-11 ~ l>·leaseM'Dan1Pt•llP •HONDA• (6)NcwZ1'Dlp&orn1tts • d 11• _ thubemacl•,· KHd~ to0~a0t te'1~11/iz, Stpl A ~ ~SSIOM <2 >New 30' Exp. lorcn ILX FAl60 Ir co. 20~afr JUI all w omt>" ht••"·-· ----(21Ncw~'Southwwb 830S.MalnStret. $2295 ~·..... t705 HIDoveStr .. t u1-1T D •TSU... ••••••••••••••••••••••. Near ~tacArthur " ..-r-v "' " &: Jamboree ltot1d.s 188 l>ove Slrffl 14 Atha Romeo Sµldt•r • NEWPORT BEACI( AM/FM atereo, Allo3 IJJ•l300 536"'759 ~ ..,.Sel-T,,_. SI~~ lie.cl, J / 8 ua 1141..tiTOT -Nf\!d Slip for U' Sa.alboal YllJO ,. ) New n • Founuu·• SANT A ANA l i.I 2. SltOO/b,L ofr:tw 0.1y 111k>rA M11io, jab by 8/U . Newpert.8 ~rea OP.._.l ... '-S ... LI l,.o;aded w /Ol)t'°""lnd'& tO&o•.Noa.Sat. 4 otM2-75illt trlr. Looka aood. s8oo Temp or 1)«111. 1111ne11 ~ ,..., ,.. ('Olor TV, )Ucr~wavr. C.:toeedSUndays • ' --Pr ~ Ralph, ~Sl·5$5$. E•• Weit m«t « beat a.ny dua.I root a1n. Avail. a1 • 147-t709 * lll.-1300 wbeeli, lom1.64S.'7•0i -.7-4_0....._ z601-:;-• ._. t707 2ToCt.oose,,.._ tS70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Doth atu f\llly ~u\pl)t.'d. l •Utomat.ac. the other a t sp•ed. UUJSD>&. lllTILKC). Buy or lease. .. Sun •'1"h Sailboat. · · 008-4037 letal adverused price an ol July it. TbeM a.re new -----~--•••••••••••••••••••••• • Xlntcondlt\Oo. 16' Srupc Sa1lbo•~ d111cro to.ls. c--..1 & the U.S.A. add•liooiii to our ne« ol soo SL Roaclster. J 1974 POID Y•H • f313> 592· 16.'li ails, trailer. aood cond Sid ....,....... tOIO -IMD. l hv R t··• 1 M~ttedt1, ori 1. .xla • I/a T• lcoHl'-I 12 ,.,Cat. n v r~c.d, -•••••••••••••••••••••• iol of Irvine.~ 123" w.b., 302 V8, WMlrftdS,ecl•. '7JAUDIFOX .C spd., A/C "' at~reo. (233KBX>. ONLY $2995 SADOUIACK Y ALUY IMPOITS 131°2040 4H·494t ~, $.\50. 8GA oo:2 Trade •nY set oC whM\s a " n. rn -s nc cond $16,000. 673-6214 (~ warrn .Maku uffcr S YDMEY SAIOT 1 9 .n c b r l • c r a tt •---------1 'JS Ford Sedan. Nds aulomallo, pass. seat " • • S5G 0695. No 7512. F'Ully rli:ged,' Speedstu. Show boa 263'7t Avery Parkwq .... -------• Jou or work. Call slid.Ina door. (7~V>, 21' Cot l'Ond. 5215.675·'7800. cond. MISSION VIEJO •74 JAMIOlll 673-8079. OMLY $3650 '12W~n w/•lr. unan """" h 675·3SllO. lll-OIU4'5·102' CertPoaL....... '72AUDI IOOLS $'.! lSO •""" rm 4.,...w2S 2"1 r_s. Udo 14, 2 sets sails, trlr t8W Mini Motor Home, Classic Le Baron lmperla .,,..,., N l DI C ... 4 Or. Autoinallc, radio & oao,a79• 2 an"'. 17• California l 0 Gtaas """Dodoe V 0 , auto. P JS, ..... , •dr. nd "Ond. on &..-. ewp0r ·• ..... A/C. (!'"GAl). """"' " J3' Sailhoat M"''une cover .. $1,295. Ltdo Jsle · · .. °15Kawuakl400. """ " .,.. "" .. " ~ 645 3661 '" wllruller Com~ptetc . _67~&i6. ~~!lot.omp •. 13081~1PwbVloltvrol. Ukenew.S7SO. P/B,dash air,raclio.F\11· owner.M2·7500 MrM:ain ' • 111..J Y 269 tllsun .'74'~. 260Z, ....,.,.. • <A«._., rt ~~ ly aell-conL Only lS.'756 ·-Wi"ll"S '""'""'ler ""'"V. ,75 Dodne Van. ". ton. Of"lllL $ 5 Silver/bik, 4,5pd, m atta, -~./bstorr 960-'1667 u•/slde roll"rs. Xln ,,..,.""°"8 ... .,m I Lilt b d .., ,,. ...~... ,..,._ " ... Sf I .. "' m . e !•n new. Falr cond d paial Xlnt cond. Loaded. M1~hl.'hns. aru/fm stereo j,r Jiob1e <:.'lll9?Urtt;d ~k 1P' ,07 0 cond. Bst olr. 833-2292 o '73 H.D. Spt.str, 12,000. 50221 Sale price $89!}$. top Biil oir ti S800 Beaut camper interior. •DON IURMS * tu~. 38M m i. 142LV1.. rolfJ ta.ale. SllOO •••••••!••••••••••••••• &M-6107. ., Cal1Dannyaft4pm. -~8 t-rover ·494.9731 day11 , eves PORSCHE-AUDI l'l'.St,800.Pe.rfectcond. l_.o(atcd Mcin;1r~h-Bay, Slips Sa1lboats22'to27' GLASTRON CA RLSON 673-6086 ---• -4!M·S62S. Work. S44·15l0; bom\', So. L.tguntt Pb 499 !fOl L'le"/Wal""on Dock Siu Boat.SO llP Evinrud 2.,,·c KAWASAKJ Dir •74 OPIN IOAD •o Chrysler Wfndso t36:11 ll:arbor lllvd. l!M :!834 .• ---• "" ... .... """ l9'h' Mini MOlor Home, Highlander Coupe, xto "14 Dodce Vuo. xtra lone. GARDEN G KOVI': t.'al,.~ no. ll>:?. Loaded •'re.c prk'it·everything & Trailer. OolY $1596. • Bike. Fast F21 f:a<.'lory 3.'500\evyT..S, llufo, P /S, cond S~. 645•8.430 P /S, air. s track, cruise CALL 636e2333 '70, 1600 Roadster. Blk: ~1S.soo. Vc:r.v cleun l11tclass Uc11tinNwpt :\Jesa Boat Center . mdl : rblt. $250. Pb P/B adl d h · i'V control. dbl hed, refrin,___ __ _ tK/redtnt.nutop•Hrt'!i. 8 11110 PM IW6-0S39 ""••><>£ ' r o. as ;ur, R---...u __ _. " Gd d M L 11 ti7:J"7000or77i·792o. 673· 7llt _...:..._ · 4~ __ a.ntenoa, hitch, s pare ~y...a.r_._ cpts. lmmac. Estate '12 1001..S, Showrm cood. · ~on · us " • ... _ .... ?...-H tlOO .a....a..... M '800 SIU IOATS 2 y 0 lire. A s harp o n e! ._....,.., sale. $3900.499·2976 Only 12,000 ma. Ueaut ~-9t12!eves.a~S __ _,.-, ew -•· ew '7 OMOha 6 cc ..,..,LFK. Sal"' pn""ed at •••••••••••••••••••••• RE-A DEL.-VA--N-c_x_t_r_ -· ... ~M~1st see! '"""'"'. Ph ..... Datsun •10. 2"' .. ml, ••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15' Bass BT. Chrysler 5 Gd cond $19~ 675-3025 """ " • ., ""' ...,, , ....,,..., " ~ " "'"' lt.P. 0 .8. skis & trailer S849S. OFF ROAD tires. Roomy xlnt run· ~ _ . Air cond, new tares. xlol .. .. GIANT SAVINGS ON All MODElS HERE ARE 2 OF THE FEATURED MODELS - ._~ ...... \ _ _,, • i:-•w••Ou ........ • : The 1976FJat128 Standard. 673-80J2 '70 Yam.aha DT·l 2SO. Parts, Accessories. rung rond. S40·4113, 9am-·73 Audi lOOLS, xh1t cund. cond.846-l220eve/wknd. ---rebll eng. Desert r~ady 3p $1000 • .. _, 1 '75 HORJZON,18'. $325.MS-2017. '72TOYOTA'U Service & Sales. VW, m. -.. 1ustseeto ...... 1eve. Air. 7S B2JO Htchbk. Lemon Brkly.jet,trlr,.xlnl Bigengtne,4Spd,rad10& l\11ni -Trucks. Vans•fordl962 Goodcondit1on AM /FM stereo, vinyl lime stereo&8·lrk.17M cond. $4900. 648-7528 '73 Honda SLl25. heater. Overload spr· 4 x 4 's · Cu s t 0 m b It Mags '70 Must e.ne · top, special cast wheels. mi. 'PP. $2, 795. ( 714) Like new, S4SO. 1 vehicle . • · · xlnl running, mu:.t sell 846-0326 Mechanic Dream 17' ngs.Magwbeels&llres. MOOEl ... MOTORS Sll9S 644'6104· fast! Will n egotiate1----·------5S2·9481 With ''72 Mobile Traveler " Chrysler fiber&lass. (2)1---------1 7v,· Cab-over Camper. OffROAD CEMTEI 19'5 FORD VAM price.832-4879 74 260Z. Lo ml. Air, ssen!1PluCnbe?usp .• ot.rBl.rnien~ls. '?4Honda7so.s.ooo 40595ZAsteal al$2$5. Glendale, (2l3l2'10·8800. A "Surfer's Delight". tM-HHley •709 ~~:a~t:Pr~~· wbls • ., ~ m.i. AU xtras. Sl,850. (l\63(Ml ). ••••••••••••••••••••••••------'-----~~fr over S975· __ ..,.c_a_l_l640_·_7_0J_5_. __ , ~.~~~.~~ ••• !~.~~ OMLY$1276 '62AUSTIHHEAUY 752.80Z2 + 2. AM/FM, ----------1 '74 250 Bullaco Pursang '6 7 KIT IS• 1974 TOYOT... MARQUIS MOTORS 4 Speed, a real classic! air! mag whls, silver, pin T rtatioft ne.w top cond, rod. crank Travel Trailer. Sleeps 6, .,. MLSSION VIEJO VEN864. stnping. lOM ml. $1,000 ,....,, bt:arings, seals & tires. ice boJC, range & oven. LAMDCRUISER 111•2110 495•1210 $Z9t9 ~3~17t890y.. .t11ke over lease. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $625. 646·3769 s i n k & w a t e r . A I 9 • o O o m 1 t e ---------• o• · r-, Sole/ Gas-12v-1JO lighh, sur"c be~utv (2C"""") • d Dot D_._··-------~.·· 9120 •7• H d XR7S I ,. u ,. -.av. '72 Ford E200, lllnt coo . u•-75 Dats un 280Z '>.+·.•. lid • on a • a most brakes. 57£3 Sale pn"" r oo""' n A h Bl 1 - .... ~... .. H Must iiell! Best of er. l...,...,.,.;aC · \I brown. Stereo l "P'', ............ -.............. y--xtra-s:-~~ ·7 ~. 1 t -cH•" H .... h .. • ;;JJ;N. , ~ 5., 8J0..:622'7 unllngton .,.,1u• ma·,r..-.-...... ry-8'~ Camper. Ben Dow, 8 ' Yamaha Enduro 2so ILJ>.ZER . • 842·7711 540-0442 .. "" ·•.. · ('abovt'r plw extns. A·l a Im os l n e \I, • SS'* 3 w k .. _ 1 62 Ford Van. br!lod nu 289 -;5 Dalsun 28UZ : 12.000 cond. $750 SS2·948l 640-6925 '6S KEHSIULL (~i:.,·;:.ti;se or Pay car eng. Nu mt C R, xtras.,IMW 971 Mi. loaded • Brown Camper shell. 6x8x2.'74 tl~nda4SO.runsgreat l7 ~'Travel Tra1ler.:.l'lf MARQUISMOTORS _?J00.968·9123 •••••••••••••••••••••••\l.blk. 101. Huy or i.~ slightly used s210. nullres,manyxtr11 $7SO cont. 6 11lpr. range & MlSS!ONVIEJO ·~Dod"c 3J8 _.tun AT sume leai.e. XlnL cuml. """A210 oven Gas refr1 g dbl " • • · • 8332575 &W-0916 1830 Port Kim ,....,... · sinks·, toilet & ho.lding 131-2110 495-121 O AC, poptop, 2 gas tnks: __ ._ -· _ --. SADDLEBACK berly Pl. N.B. -Honda 500:-;o;-2~1n bank 110 & gus lights dlx conopcr equipped 67 Wgn. New paint • '75 Camper shell forsmull cond, $985. 556.SA buy at$1S95. . '7S ,Dodge :wr l~.U. 4·~hl xtras, exl cond. $3450 or $600/offer. Gd. cond • pick-up; 2 Datsun wid S40·3498 U'.~. ~~~1::.1• Asking ofr. 673·070• 1_4_00_'._l _l9_5 _____ _ wheels&lires.548·6833 Motorcycle trlr. 3 rails. R"l'f'CyMotor •---------•Autos W...ted 9590 BMW HOllte R .... ols 73 Chevy Bluzer, Chey, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .8' uceptional c:a mpe Ver\jcle rims. $l65· Ai\t lf'M. air, H.D. suap. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR shell. Xlnt cond. S47 96H6S&or846-15GI. 92SN~~lrl~Z5~l~S.A. Allxtras.586-447? FORTOPUSEDCARS firm. 4~·5040 <:?> '74 Sutuki's, TM US '!'.:Jt· --------•I FOREIGN. DOMESTIC Pop-up Wheel Compe Clean, never raced. S4 •73 IROMCO orCLASSICS sJixs 8. + enclosed patio, ea. bsl ofr. 642-1375 '71RooAMr21' $3500 If your car ls extra clean !IB·l706~n 7PM. SJ00.1969 Honda 3SOSL My ... ,,.cf incld. 2 644· 1742 see u:~uiR IUICK '7-1 D<>d•1e v3n.un1quc 979·4211 air ca.cl Ir cienerator. ----- Cusl. "~ood ant. 6 Cyl ,1A ll nd T . 11 70 Cl 13,000 mi. Soc. 1942 Trvck1 '560 Cos~~~~~rbor B~~g-2SOO auto.~-631·099'7 " 0 a ra · e~n. Harbor ll•cl CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUY OR LEASE MOW '73-2-tOZ. silver, air, mags. AM/fo'M 8 track, xlnL eond, $4300. 761-4704 1'74 260% .MWTR .. DE·IM't AIC, AM/FM stereo "' tupc. auto. bumper '?2~·A;<t2ll-:1'Ql. guards, mags. custoni 732002 S nri.tb.SOSI radials metallic brown ·;3 navar1u·I03lKONl ssuo : ll omc (7 t4 l '7SS301A·Lthcr.(Pl-:4416 ) S8 1·5093 , otrace 1;14 1 "';55301·4 s1> 17llONJP> 752·020.1 xlnt con.d. Helmet in·1------19'1 FORD TO, IUYER 10'~' cabover camper s ip:; eluded. S35064S-2560 Trtlilen Tra•" 917 112 TON PICKUP See us (irs t, & last! Top 83 t ·2040 495.4949 6. SSSO inclds 11hur·lft ,70 8 1 1.n 5... -5 •••••••:•••••••••••••• d II · If · ---- i4 610 Dulsun. Loaded, auto, xlnt <'onrl. Sac al S2800. 1145.2233 Jacks 536•1940 u taco ..., ncrpa . , VRcnginc. tKll~J9). o 11rp1111 or imports. OR ....... GE COU .... TY'S · Rblt eng. Must see. 1275. '74 Card1n3l l3 . Like n~w. A STEAL! COST A MESA ... "OLDEST" OVERHEAD Campr, ro Tom979-2385 many xtras. Aslin D TSU..._. 6' bed orpet ed ---Sl.800.673-8617. Towew&Comtry A " & 1 d • d d &' '71 Bulla co 2SOcc· AutoSales&Leasing 2845Harbor81vd. pane e • g con • .Motoc~xlras. $19S. '76 Road Ranger 26 2167 Harbor. Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Sl0-6410 '72 510, 4-dr 11eda11. Xlnt. cond. $1.995. Call 67S-O'Tl4 I ' --~ AMD . olr."~ 142·~ t?ave Tnile .-full) CAU:64R4U -t----------f-~tu:Servi~ ~a1nn1 --91 ...... •ii' ron4. 2 dr+--------WEBUV R C I YAM. YZ80C. Mutt s roetr. & freeftr, rot•lin 1974ELCAMIMO •US!:OCARS& OY cr¥ff, nc. qulclrly. L1k'e new. T. V. ant. xlnl eond Automatic. :nr cond. & TRUCKS• Rollsltoyce HM\ -'lH>•tav• Sta w p . 1 4spd .• AC. Luaga1e rac:k. Lo mi .. S1800.1)4.5.15l3 . • I" • . . . • • .. • • .. It E . ~ .. • The 1976 Fiat 131 Sedan. isslon Viejo lmpott ~ 28701 Marguerite Parkway • ~Ja~ o~j~-!~~e~P • '~I ~ 1742 495-1700 s.g.7027 834·1104, S..6-3184 radio. sgs.so mo .. 24 mo. Come lnor Call IS40Jamboree 1---------------FtllE .a. • ol Newport Beach 640-6444 '72 Honda SLSSO. 19 rt. Kcnsk1ll trailer O.E.L .. Gap cost: S3SOO. ...ppro11 76 Datsun 280Z. 2+2. all xtras + low ml. Assume lease or huy. 9611· l L32. Gdcond,loml.M.$0. $79$. Niles It week.ends Reiildual: Sl994. SLOO de· GrothChewrot.t Ph 499.3701 f.'5·7431 posit & lsl mo. pyml. de· 18211 Beach Blvd. Fiot 9725 1---------•---------.illvers. (33821X). Cort lluntingtonDcnch ••••••••••••••••••••••• CREVIER MOMTESSA . '74 Airs~ream . 31' w FoxLcaslng.645·3661. 147-6017 * 549.3331 & Greatbuyon'74Rubyred La Crosse. :dot co•d. ictras. Mint cond $10,SOO 1 51 • H OADWAY f'i;tl !ZI Sedan, AM/FM S2SO o r best offer. PP.581-4878. •CHIV.'76Hew• TOPDOLLAR SAHIA AHA tapc,origownr83J.157~- 831--0235MissionViejo .73_24• Wms Crfl. loaded Two Ton HD C&C. 124 PAID 835·3171 CA. 2 spd. R.A. & 7M frt. JM MEDlATELY TH(UU1t1a1roAov1NCMac111Hr; '67 Fiat 850 Spyder . '70 Honda SL 100. Gd air, w/hitch A·l cond. (145736/0102). Only S899S. l''OR ALL •USED BMW's* Completely reworked, eniine.Bikeneeds minor 23rdSt.C.M. HOWARD FOREIGNCARS 'S92002 ·IZSF88.1> hard top & rag t op •Motorc·----... -1-----i ~wk. Priced for quick 14. field & Stream. g CHEVROLET. Dove fr CALLORCOMEIN '7"2002Til 1087KXV) fram e. X Int <'Ond . Sc:i:;: 9150 aale.$'9S.Ph499·3701 cond.S700. Quail Su .. Newportj TOSEJo;us •700CS -<J47LFM> 962_·99-i_o_. __ _ •••••••••••••••••••••••Motor H0tnes, 631-0470 Beach. NEWPORT IMPORTS '7S 2002 · <289i\1 P7. l '69 Fial Spider Convert1· •71 IMW R60 5 S./Rewt 9160 lll·OSS5 3100\V. Cst Hwy, NR ClowdOn Sc.indoys ble, reblt eng, ods ntlnor I l>.Mto Serwiu &. , . ---642-9405 ----body work. Xlnt cond. 1500 original miles. Rae-••••••••••••••••••••••• ,...,. Datiiun 73 P.U. 43M , Top ----• "6.5 BMW ll.IOO, xlnt cond s925. or bes t. oUcr. ing silver. MINT! FORRENT •••••••••••••••••••••• Col s hell. Xlnt condAUTOS W AN 1ED, New paint. $1295/offer. 548.08190r 499.1240 (6A2977 I. 18' Wlnnegago $2600. 496-4755 l>ef to AM anythln~. running oc not. 64.2-3l33 SADDUIACK Com pletelySt-lfCont'd T....UpSpeciol oranto::ioPM. S2S·$lOO&S200,pald,fast ---Must sell '70 Fiut 124 VAUEY IM,ORTS 646•9076 Evenings 129.99. MostCus. --:---k ---t· as h 1' e r vi c e • Copri 971 Sport Cp~. 5·sJKI. Xlnl I. l 1·2040 495.4949 ..,., ,. •. 1ru· Mtr hm 19' •/c, Oil change & lube $11.99 72 Oatiiun Pie up. new Westminster. 894·7573 .. •••••••••••••••••••• eond lo mi Sl 900/hsl , .. ,., .. wide tires. a ir shocks, ----1 C .. PR 2000 r M• '· 6' · o· -251000 mi cab a fc, roor With Utis Ad Only sunroof very clean cond. _... 19 4 .,. t o !:.-orn/ ~:_. 46-594 '74 H<~n~a CU360 G. Xlnt a /c. amtf'in 11tcreo 11100. AUTO EMPORIUM S2000 839·4970 Debbie Autos, Import-4 speed with metall1 . "" Gd condallon, lo m1, $6ll5. 1139-61162. 310 Broadway, Lag. Bch · ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint £r. 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GIO. 111r. amlfm tape, $4,000. tilt wheel ucb. clock Good cmm. $2000 or bsl C1.ll 842-7MO. splft *kda, front fl re: or r . Con l ac t C p I. 14 c h• w, \'It s u per a r, 10,312 mi lei. Uc •1-;Sam;:;;ue;lson;;;;;';SS;9-;3838;;;;;;;;;;;~Cheyenne pb/. pg /, air, 143NZO. Rt'malniug fec-1 1 w/1hell ff,000. FJrm t.o1'7w1rran\y, 842.a311. $4995 71 Datsun PU. 4 apd. AAT·'74 I 21 Riff. air. nd valve job. 2 Dr., J1edan. vfoyJ roof, $1200/olfer. 8"·1495 rad.lo,. Lie. J 17KKV. 75Chev. ~•ton. Calm Dix. P/B. PJS. am radio, 8200 ml. MIOO. Ml-M05 lllnl ..,U.lnt with • Da.ib' Pilot Clanmed Ad Is a simple matter ••• jusl call 642-:wt78. $1695 IJ SPOITSCAIS IMC. 2A33 Harbor Blvd Cotta Mesi HO.Utt . USITHI DAILY ptLOT ..,AST llSULT11 SHYICI DlllCTOIY For Result Ser\'lce Call 642-1671 Id.HZ UANDHIW 75 §ODD WAGON $29.99 10 •!129440 c .. .... I .. ...... DICK MILLER MOTORS FIAJ IZO W. W•ner .t.M• S....AM 551.2132 ... ' . .. 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UOOOor Ures.Sl000.493 88'3. 642.-2072 offer. a.2.4622, 549-0723 - '74 Sun Uu.i, om/fnl '74YW412WAGOM 1975RAlllT stereo. chrom(' "'"'"· Auto trans • fal'tory air "sJieed. comfort aroup & (9,000 m1 S23SO 818 8"80 oond11iooin1.879KMU. low miles. 1<52t1M1•w 1 --:;:ivw 8 ,ja $800 - Blue books •t $3610-Sate call Da~O: 11ri..,4pi~. price 573,6()R6 ONLY $3195 '81 Jearmaon Chia, ne" ena. new trans, run. good , $1400/bs l or - 644·5888 ••••••••••••••••••!?.~ •DOM IURNS• '71 Corolla St. Wgn. Gd. Mire•••.._ 1970MCH~T PORSCHl-AUDI ures. Gd cond. Barga! --====='-- •DON IURHS• '75 VW SCIROCCO $3950 VOLKSWAGEN The ttard to find one'! A •••••••••••••••••••••• ~speed & AM /FM radio ~~·~~~rR~~~ alSl300. Ph4Di-7~ ' 1975 SCIROCCO 196fMl%220D XLNT!095BIN>. ·70 Toyota Corolla Sta .a &peed. AM /FM & AutomaUc with air con, SADDLHACK CALL 636-2331 win. 1200 CC eng. runs performance package. 1::;J~f SUPERB! -VALLEY IMrOITS l9H'ronct. 912 good, nds work $225. t611NCH>. Blue books al SADOLHACK 1Jf.J040 4tS-4'4t s peed bsol 645-2702 days, 548·4421 S:WOO-S11le price ¥ALLEYtMrORTS •-.7-0_M_G_B_C_o_n-ve_r_\._lb-le-i m!culute~ MU:tte!~e1~~ ~ - ---ONLY $3995 131·2040 495-4949 Tonnalcover. wire whls lx'tieve! <668WRI '74 Toyota C-0rolla SR5. •DON IURHS• -----·---•yellow. lo mt, xlnl cund NEWPottTDATSUM gears. yellow. to mi, air. kSW GE .... 1960 Mercedes Z20. 4 s pd. $2500 r1rm. 49$-41697 881 Dove Street 673·5684/675·8030 VOL A " AM/FM radio, new in· ='1EWPORT BEACH .70 Wagon. runs : nds 1373lllarbor Blvd. 13731 Harbor 81\~d: i.pedal J ohnson & Son OAROENGHO't i-; pnme value ... Yours lo-* 534-4100 * day at this exceptional\y ---------lowpn('e.Lk .929·NAL. '67VWIUG Easy on Gas. TSP269 $1295 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Liii l t•••l••Q. 1<1 t '> • ""'" 11 ... v IC-. It & .. 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ , LINrOl N Ml H< llHY 2626HAllOR llVD. COSTA MESA leriotlctlres.2Smiper '72MGIGT 833-1300 work. Cd int. $175. CARDENGROVE gal. Best offer or trade 4 Cyl .• •speed. radio --S52-4939 *534-4100* --1914 DASHER wagon, tor pickup o r p11nel. choice or s port bus.1oM.aoyc• 9756 ----AM /FM stereo, 4 spd, '74 FIAT llJtCOWI. ......... , .. ·--.._. _ 675-0870 days or 673·9676 666HDB. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Corona. 2 dr. gd cond. 1969 VW ·70 w, AM /Fl\1 , xlnt xlntcood.548·8423 __ _ aflSpm._ --_ $3399 #JOULERINU.S.A. 2SMPC.:a~279 l'urµl c. N u ff !"ai1I. cond. Xlras. Must seo & '69 Sunroof, enl{. nds ----,7-2_M_l!!.._l __ .,.. _ _,,'!!!7_,4.M~G~--- Lease •SANTA ANA IOY Z.<:;K112 dnve to apprec. Sl435. work . G rent for Oaj a ., UNCOLMMHCURY 'il Toyota Corolla Cpe $1076 548.....:.~· _ _ Bug. :-Jot. in running ._ .... ~~"'°''°"' " .. ""WI!!" ... ~~ -Mew-Used 30 NT 1 CARVER 42.000ml's. Runs &looks l"\.-A:tyDat S4VWSquare back, con.d. As kl~g S375 . -_...,..., OYH 100 SanlalAn~ u t~7.051 IOUS·ROYCE likenew.~75.963·1251 1j.;\Ye1't Kat~a ~or orrer Dav1d~S·ll66 _________ ,.. _______ ,. MERGHES ---::::n"t:c•._ :i<l_coron.a .MarJc 11. 4 dr. o u1.aoo 646-5386 '68 TllUMPH '74 FIAT OMDISPLAY 75 '2 M GB . wires ._.... air. auto. r bll'i!ng. -Vol•o 9772 IJUl'T.CPL Lt-·--of ··~I Al\l/FM: overdrive, 5 yr C\OHO s· .... OAYS Sl0001bsl orr. 494-2623 . ·59 vw 1u1:. 1971 Ye~w vw Bug, wT<re ....................... -TM IOAMIH---11-.... _ .... ..,,, ...... , ,._.. so,ooo m1 warranty. Got "''-·-.,., P arelh 's. mags, air SOUTHHN • ..., .. .,. ,..,_.,,__ -.. .. AUTI!ORIZ I> w/black int. $4850. PP Toyota 976 Triunlph 9767 Needs paint. Runs i:ood. ahocks. AM/FM . Srnoo MERCEDES DEALER 496-7567 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MLM87G. bestorr 498·0652 ORANGE COUNTY'S •73 FIAT 6862Manchester , 9 ITri·-t.TR $776 -. VOLUMI IMSNll Buena Park 69MGB.AM,hurdlop, SOUTHERN I 7 -..,.... 6 Quol.ltyDatlllft A S uper Beetle 1973. 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Peugeot 9741 OWNER. $6SOO. 5411·6576 •••••••• •• • • •• • • • • •• •• '60 Mercedes 220 SE , --. ~ _). "" . .. I .J 'f • ... ~ • , -.. • I. .... • t '••I j 1 . . .. ' '73 Celica ST. 31.500 mi, l mm ac Vinyl r oof magi.. au\u t r uns . AM t Fl\J. AIC. hlr. PP $2995, Ph 638-!1172 CON¥EaTllLE , • New top-or have run 111 J8 Van. new en11. new en~ .. tnms .. f l\1/¥. Nu lb~sun! (RM A877). clutch, Al\l/F M stereo. tires Pe rr. rond . S750 1 S 1097 smo. 675·HS1 673·~> MARQUIS MOTORS MISSION VIEJO Ul~HO 495·1210 '69 Triumph Spitfire. good condition Sl 150. 96Hl90 •69GT6 lt6tTOYOTA 4Da.SIDAN Clasl'ic. Custom wood 4 s peed with r udio. 1nl. l\br upbol, itd tires. Sunroof. s tereo, a ut <XTT6161. Only 5t,ood mil es. Ori11na l tbrougb out. Lie. 6441\UK. $2195. ruet lnj cng. Must sell . tn.1ns .. like new, only $1395 S700. 642·6&98 art s & 7 07 ·1 Ll 2 4l\PJ p wkndl. ' ~mi es. c. 1 '' HEWrotlT DATSUN •THE CAa rLACE• llOOJlarbor .Blvt1,cM '31·2620 --------• 5!!-~~~E 8811 Dove Street Mere~ '68 280S sedan. "~ • NEWPORT BEACll ~ood.~lkene~.1251 C .. lac UJ.IJOO TR6 ·72 maroon/tan. roll . 2*lO llarbor iilvd. ..... U~ --bar, Mlchelins. Gd con4. _M_B_Z _______ , C.M. 540·9 I 00 ....................... ~ ~ - • • HOUSE OF IMPORTS MERCEDES BENZ WRILY WICIALS -ttlW- 450 SLC SILV£1!11ll '76 11BZ4$0SLC Special neet lease quote. Your chance to save many dollars on this beautiful silver /black Mercedes SLC. (Ser OIJ273l OPEN 1 DAYS. Factnry Authorized Dealer · -USED- lt7l l00SB. J owner. Jo· miles. nll original. ·rare hard to find. Lie. No. Ol6GOT. CALL FOR A QUOTt: 2131921-1518 714/523·7250 MERCEDES BENZ • ronche '750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Porsche Spe>ken Here roRSCHlS Buy Or Lease 5 To ChOO!le From 1972•l9769ll Mode ls Mercedes Bent Trade-Ins HOUSE OF tMrORTS 211/921-1511 714 /521·7250 1972 rorsche 91 IT 5 speed. mags. A l\1 I P'l\1 s t ereo c a ii~e tt c . 1232MFH). SHOW CAR! MARQUIS MOTORS MISSION VIEJO ll 1·2810 495· I 210 '73 9ll T, nu sil ver paint. tire~. & "'his . S!l ,500. 548·2573. '75 Porsche 91 IS Red w /tan interior. elec- ln c sunroof. allO)'I & 13,000 miles. OM owner & txceptlonally rlean (703NOH>. MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS A\lery Pkwy.-S.V "'r w)'. 28701 l\larguel'ite Pk"'Y IJl0 1742 495-1700 'IB 912, s spd. Cac air. --------chrome whls. Blaupunkt ···ZIOSL. 4 apd, aof\ to AM/FM. stereo. 67000 o nly. air. xlnl cond ona. ma, entlnt' ovef· SIOOO/or b sl 496·1714 hauled within laat 1000 evn. ml. Concoune cond. in/----------1 out. Mech. record11 avall. MIX ?6 240 DllS& '7250. firm. Call ror a opt. CLASSIC WHITI Serious . Inquiries o nly. with m•bol&nY Int., tu&-f?~ evn It wknds root, power "'1!dows, or· 'l S Carrera. 21.000 ml, lbopedlc:nall. rront a it Int cond. I m mac, rest and more. 48 MM $19,500. s.t0-0214. S3"73l9 lease With SSOO cap. red. Uuy back $6309. Cup. 0'oel Sl0.633 48 Mos ut 169.8 2 plus l a x 1Ser.122tl>6 l ·75 Porsche · 911 S Sunroof. stereo. whtlt' wtsacldJe lntr. 20.000 ml. Sl3.8SO. Ph 673-4200 .._..ofh11porh ----- 21 J/92 I •1511 ·w, 912. Exceptional cond AM /F:\I. chrome whls 714/523-7250 Mich tires. 893-53.JJ 'GO 220 SE. New paint. rblt Rare 9US type. right. hand lnJcct1on syste m. Xlnt drive. 196i. From Lon· cond.548·2573. don. <LYW7DI. "500. tm-5726. MIZ Sen• TllM Let Hollie or tmport 't4SC·rblt eng. Xlnl cond. help you leaM or buy White/blk lnl. $&,900/bsl oJ over ao new and us""'l-_of_r_. 64_2.aM __ s_. ____ 1 Mercedes Bena Moto Can. Factory Authorized Dealer 213/921·~ '114/523·7 '75 914 \.8. Gold/black. AM/FM. m ags. 35,00C ml. Xlnl s h a pe. Joe 6454999 It M2 ·6971 15 Car~rn. cvt'ry possl· ·74 Mercedes 2110. rull) ble option. mu~l ~ell. eqllipped, itlhl cond sn.ooo. 5:11.731~ or 12131 9500/bltolrss&-7502 96J.2"S6 Die\ five up Ute •hip! 'M 912 c~. Kblt cng. ••u.t• It bt cl111illed. w • r r , Kon Is . c In. 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Har ME 11 .. 1 t\utomauc. roof ra\•k. :u White. l,oadcrt ,\ will\ h•r V\'c r $1500. ('111 Sl,:i00v1 b('t offer. C;,11 "dcoml .~tolr 1 \' 1 " 1 \'OL. .,. d •. 1 l . lo~·milctt.(7371'11 1'. 2 Of thl.lt.tl to 1•hoo:.t• SS2·03'l2 0004U2U ... Cull in:s 1:'"" ,<U'J:l.'Sl 0 \O v l'U er \ o. 1966 4 door l2'lS, Poul Ke1.'d (Clos:. or '75 . coo . "' v ny Interior $5495 frilrn .111 luxury \lQ ulp ,..,., lnOranic\•COunl),' P\'l ply Excelll.'nt cond. " p~ '"am'") 1021LKIH. Ill'"' thlw 0 1w CH tl\li. .......... tlOO ..... ,Mew MOOAllhK,Mew ti UUYorl.F.Mit'. ~1500 ·196·9b72btwn95. a,1> .. ~.... ONLYS29'5 MISSIOMVIEJO Lprt~~li.Ll°'e.tl91·Ll'Y. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• uuo·:<."T CONNE-l.L Cort foa LH1in4) IMPOITS 540-5630-~,if\l~. ilR'"NI·· ~~·-~~~........... CHEVROLET 2S86N64t'3~:1. c .~I 1~f~r.~;~~11:~11,\r~;; l.~ '.!.. • .J Ill~~ t _J AMC HOI 2828 ll11rbor rll\ 11 . IJ 1· 1741495· I 700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..;OS'l'A M £SA bi> Mah bu. 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AM l"M lupc drc-k, lt':ithcr mll•rior, a lflll" l'lll1>l'h' Ill C\'t'I"}' "•'Y· Llc, l!J'J·ll11S 540-5630 1011 \ ~0\ & ~0\ • l INl.01 N Ml Hl UHY 2626 HAHOlt llVD. COSTA MESA '75 CONTININTAl TOWMCOUPI $7850 Luxury cqulp1wtt w111t c r u1!le 1·0111rol. lull llO\\t'r. t\~1 11-'M :.11111 onh 11.1100 uctual mlh·r;. Ser F5VB1 1W~OSSO. 540-5630 • l INCl)l N "'4t JH UR". Ov•rseos D.tiv..-y you'll like •IKE• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <&!ISF1,G Clj~1c LeR:iron Imperial $2499 '6b ldr Ad cond. On~ 2626HAHOll ILVD. 2626HARIOI ILVD. (!?) 1011\,0\ ,\ ~O\ , l INl Ol N Mf H( U~Y 1011\,0\ ,\ ,0\ ~rv1te & parli. now open on Sal's 8 W ·I for ~our convenwncc lla\csomclhm~ you'w:inl to ~ell'! Class1(1cd ad11 do 1t well. 6J2·5bl8. Nabers Cadillac Quality and Price Guaranteed l••Jsang Spec1Jli\h Prcfcircd l<Jh.') Ldrgc)t Scll"c tilln or N,•w & U)l.'d CJdillJCS in Or.mg ... Counry Open SundJy Cadillac Master Dealer 2600 tlarbor BlvtJ. C.o)IJ M~s.> 54().9100 •SANTA AHA O\\nl'r.SS2-7S00~1r :\l :on COSTA MESA COSTA MESA UHCOLN MERCURY .... ;:-... -;.. 9100 ~ •• Mew 9100 ...... .... teoo· IJOl N. Tustin ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ml.i Ana 547·051 l '10 Impala. aar p/b. 1>/s, 50)1 mi. J.owocr. Sl,500. Mike, 751 515l. 19-iS Clle\'Y. 6 cyl, i.l1 cl... good cond. Runs tH•ll SSS0.4~ ~16 ·;a Che\. LU\. Shdl & mags 25 mpg. :'.llllil !tell' $2250. 833·0596, Mark. ·;3 Impala company exec cur. -&Dr, air, power. elect. window & door lock!t Bronze super clean. Sl300. 494·4673 i2 510 Sta. Wgn. 4 spd, & air. $1900. Gd cond. 962-9904 ·10 Capnce. super cond. Orig. owner. $1450 or ~l Nabe offer. 892'0682. rs '73 Malibu. -u-1r-.-,-o-w_m_I. Cadll xlnl rond. $3000/besl of. CIC: 1_i_c_r._892~·l_t4_l~~~~i 1 -l Or, 1969 M:ilibu V8. '73Se<lan de Vl,lJe. 37M nil 40,000 mi, 1 owner. A/C, c1Ctras. Per~ct cond. xlntcond. SllOO. 552·0592 S4800. Ph 400J~1s5 before '64 Sta. Wgn '69 Olds 88. IPEC/Al IA/.E IOA!\I or aft 10.30 PM. Gd transp. Best offer. 1 '73 CADILLA'C ,_549_·.as.a& ______ , El DOIADO Blaier. '73 Chev. Xlnt . SMINllS AUGUST 6-AUGUST I 1976 DEMO SAU ""' '°' lea. Factory air cond. full cond. PIS. pwrd.Jsc brks . power . Slereo r a dio. A/C, many xtras. 43.000 \'lnyl roof, leather in· mi. Ask ing $5500 . tenor, beaullful bronze. 833-3937. 754-0268 Spotless one owne r. ~ • Traded-in on new Mark ....._Mew tlOO ..._.Mew tlOO • New tlOO, .... Mew 9IOO IV. 370GOQ. •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5399 •SANT.A ANA UNCOLH MERCURY 1301 N. Tustin Santa Ana 54N>Sll '69 Cpe de Ville. comp ~uipped. P.P. Bfft olr. Call 752·1329 . ~ ,.., .. au.- BARWICJC DATSUN'S SUMMER DISCOUNTS 'li&Cad Coovert.. $650. Runs ,;ood. Pvl pty. 960-3024 I ~me S (HLB210852 t60)(1-C41 2) ~ ' °' ................... ~ .. --------------------~ I ! ·~ .: i . FULL CUSTOM PAINT SHOP & IODY SHOP HUE J ALL USED CARS NOW ON SALE • :. ' < ~ '• • -• 4 • . . . . . . ~ ,. .; ,. • ·: • . . .. . • • . .. . .. . ~ • ( • . • • .. ·:-• • { DUllMG SALi OMLY- tO DAY, 100 PERCENT UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE OM lt7l THltU lt7' MODB.S TAKE YOUR CHOICE - 'HOLDS CUTLASS IWPC501) '" sr1m 1793NXM) lt71 FtAT 4 speed. radio & heal1H (0960NJ) (3230) s1195 lt71 DATSUN P'tCICUP W /CAMrll " speed. radio & heater 1593GOT) (3236). sl695 lt74 ,.., JH 4 speed. radio & heater. (415LV\') (3197). 5 1995 I t74 VOLICSWAGIM SIDAM Only 33 000 miles with red extefl<>tl ( 1 t 8MFW) 52495 1973 OHL MANTA Automatic witn 01r cond (2S8JPSI (31781. '71 TOYOTA SIOAN (638RHH) '71 VEGA 16760FOI 1971 CHEVY VIGA WAGON 4 speed. radio & hoater (242GMP) (3296) 5 1395 lt72 CAPRI " speect llr cond & vinyl root (600EOH) (3262). s1795 lt72 FIAT 124 Sf'OITS COUPI 5 &~ed. mags. v1ny1 root & luggage rac k. (305FWA} (3302) 5 2195 1973 TOYOTA CM.ICA 4 spped w it h air cond 1818JEPI 13267) 5 2595 lt75 CHIVY MOVA VS. automatic. tall wheel & owr steering c 178813) (3231) 1970 OLDSMOM.E TOIONADO Fun P<'Wer. AM/FM stereo. hit wheel 1951ATH) (3287} 5 1495 1972 CHIVY 140VA 4 DOOi VS. automatic & pwr st06'1ng. 1814FAW) 13223} 5 1795 lt74 FOID rtNTO WAGON 4 apeed . radio a hHter. (858NAM) (32321. 5 2595 1972 DATSUN 2401 Automatic. mag wheels & aar cond 1371FA1)(3294l 52995 1975 DODGE rtc:KUP W /CAMrtl »m.&. Automatic. pwr. steering AM/FM stereo w/8 tract\ 18'>< a under t 6.000 m1l~s CtA33134l.S46 7 6 '76 CAD CDV, loaded In· dud. fuel inj. S9SOO firm. (7142 646-3229. '76 E l Dor ado Con v. Loaded. 1-'uel-injccled. 1000 ml. Best o rr . IDJZ4S9) 541>-7744 1972 CADlLLAC COUPE DE VILLE Original Willow finish with contrasting ollv green vinyl t op a nd lealher interior, St, one owner miles. Perfect condillo n . AM /FM stereo. tilt wheel, powe seats, A/C. $4350 Full price Call 9'1'9·2342 Jfter 6 :00 or -··"'""'"~ weekend~ . '7Jc-...•v• Cruise cont ., leat h e r • ster eo radio. Four t choose. Lie. 838HRll Low Aa$13t5 • M.,._ CocHllK ·73 El Do. brn llhr. low ml. Rtcrco tn pc. Sh o rp & loaded. Pvt ply. C45-0222 or 731· 1100 cvc!l . -----___ , '117 Coupe DcVlllr. loaded, ncedi1 14·ork, S400/bsl of· for. 557-5137 --- I 1-:1~EC 1\NT 1075 CDV. Tuke over payments. Musl act (1u1 rk ly . 875-9990 c ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• CGIMf'O LT lf7S AM / f"M stereo 8 track tape. low mlle11 Lit. :\SOllMD S499S. Nabers CadHloc 2000 Harbor Bh d C.M. 540-9100 'G8 Comuro. i.:ood on Jo:llS, s h11rp Sl SOO offer !~16·5786 -ca..~ 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt74CHIVY MONTI CARLO LANDAU. Automatic, air cond., s tereo. till wheel & pwr. steering. Priced to sell ~ <OOJLOT>. SADOUIACIC VALLEY IMPOITS ll 1 ·1040 4tJ.4t49 lt7JCHl,YY tMPALAWAGOM Automatic. :air cond .. roof rack & vlnyl In · terlor. 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Wgn. • '°""oc 9'65 Gfttioc tt6S Vtta 9974 '74 COMTIMI MT AL 75 COUGAR Xlll·7 74 OOOGI DART Q:ill aft e 6'S·3C2:3 15 Math 1. v 8, blu{', '71 Pinto. 4·~J>d. !ll\t ml ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• V8, rectory iulr ronld . 1~11 $539 5 $299 $ '975. M~:sts!ll "ut~~'1.s'1nc81>7l5e4r!.?. SU~ :il~c~~~~ "' & out '73 POHTIAC 1969 PONTIAC '1'l lltbk. 4 pd. r /h nt" p o wer. p tl n •nc • "" c. ·.,..I) • t-ni: paint & bi-k h _.lher11eaL,, 11pt.•t•d l'llll AulO. trans · P~. P"r l Or 'l•dun I'S. sir 2 1-'ord LTD Wi:n. Cntry - -, LEMANSCOU,f UMAHSCOUPE 1 <lsOlbStolr iH:?-6884! trul llt11i c\\•r) thmi.: • bra k 1: s . AM • P !\t cond . 11uto tran" Lil' Sq c. lo ml. S2LS4> P\I "QI Musuani: GT f11stb.1ci.. 7S '9HTO RUNAIOUT 5279 5 utom:i.tlt•. ulr cond • • · Lat· 7lOKX1. rn1Jllirlex. ract ulr cond . ti21 KJ to: l't} ~!M~I V g, auto lran~, hke 1wv. u \om J t 1 ,. r "111 o, nnyl tos> & bu krt 'Ill" 2 wao Stulion w1111011 99 •Iver with hur1undy Sl~flrm '496·5S26 twull'r.t11ctor> 1u rrond1 A ~J)\·c1:ilJob.oaun&$0n l7S6N001 Uon't milii-11 AM /1-'M csusellt'. $56 luther inlMlor. L.i t 'G7 Cntry Scar waaon . - -uonan{'. approic. U . lbxurv car wllh many al r:utlals.$1400.536-6633- •SANTA AHA 9-aG·?ilUS S40-S630 Very dHn.' runs 1Jteal. ~ M~·'iz~~ rCon\•~r~I 1t11lt•s S,uper <'lt•1111 & sl)t'Clal fttatuN"s. I\ mui.l ONLY $6tt ---LIHCOLM MllCURl ~ CallMI 94ga 642 ~;5 · arm a 5h11rp C.:an11r> r cllo"' sec ;ind drl ve t.lr 10.,,.. • C_.... l97"J Veii:a H1uchback, ..i 5 ---~ ~11..JB. ~GU\. -··r ,l>(),AM/FM8trk11te$u, l:JOI N.1'ulllln 40-5630 '7lR4NCHUO . .,.. ._.uQtuno. 1 own"r ,2976 AuloS1tlt:111t t.euJmg x\nlcondPP.67~_1903! Sonta1\nu &470Sl 2626H"llOlllVO. V8 tomollr rad o ....... "• " .. 1!1S7 Uarbor.Cost•Meaa • ,. · •u • 1 ' 57M. xlnl cond. St~. Ph ~-nty D.taUlt 540. ir. .1..30 c ... LL 646-4446 11 \'e"ll Uutchbuck, "". "'11'\RI" '"•9 'l·•rk Ill I COSfA MISA heater. power *leilrln1i1 • ...,,..,..1~ T-;;,u ,. .. ,. ., ' "' " .. ' " fact""" a ir condition•"•, .._,... .. U40 Wc~t Kutella ilUlo tr1111li, guod coed blk W \In ll'll) ~fr~ lrttn ~J .... I'\..--.,. L" b l L'c S2'"'u C II U .,.,..,._,. & overhaul <'nlC Lolldt·d 2626HAllOl llVD. '70 DODGE H/TOP low, low 01llH. Rudy for •09 302 AlllO, &ood l'on<h _.. _.,... 633 .. 430 •I .-.re I~ .... 1ml, """· $8'7S. ·11 )'S """""._ • ~. 642 .Clll;, COSTA MISA \'.H, ;1uto lrJn' .ur con fWlor work. CHmR . lion. S995. Air. P 1S, i.lnl c•11nd F:\'ll 1142·9Ml •• 176 ,..._,, ,..,.. .. , .. .u 1-vwner ·1: Ruoabout. ..... 2, ..... ltlOI ILVO. 492-8371 ......_ t9l5 d1taon1ni: Supt>r 'hurp • ..... _,,._.... 0 -""' ---'7llVF.Oi\ WAGONmll)l Corvette t93 ..,_... c r 0'49AUT !2,'TO ml. AJC. aulo. COSTA MESA 1 · ...................... ...................... " 9'Mlty D..._ ~MObY. tt55 s:!.ooo. 675-4761 rd 9970 ._ 35.000 m • new tar~. v,.;rn; 'i:t 4St. 1 111-111. am fm, r1111tub. T lop loaded. <!1,ioo m1. "<Int cond l'P 61iOo o fr M7 1174 1 lt74 CORVETTE Uard tu l1 mt modl.'I, lo m1le1.1gc . llk v n''" :\lcr~ed"'!I Bent tr111ll.• 111 Ltl' No 5-1.SKSS HOUSE Of IM,ORTS 213 921·11588 71 I 523 72~•11 '71 DODGf CHARGER $1995 1\11 t·ond . PS. pwr brak\.'i., radio. v1n~ I roor J.1r lfi22 :II ZT • S40-5630 1011\,0\ & SO\ • l tN(Ul N Ml IH lllO 1895 lllOWest K1u cll11 •••••••••••••••••••••••. -·69 Grund l'rix . \t•ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1<100 MZ•oi ~r_•.. 633-8430 '71 OLDSMOllU ~t ... :1::-~":n .":.~~,:~i., \1':;i !>elcl't. 52.ooo m1. orig ''7 T·llRD ·71 Wgu ~T w11i,: • .i S°p(I 7• G d T El' cunASS ell this wknd D A l orr-1· ownr l>lll'k + powt>r llC· 2 cloor lancHu. ~Ul~rne ult. cust. anh•r. Cleatt. 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'75 CONTIHIMT AL TOWMCOUPI 1.v•ut~ •au•oo•O w1tl"I c:ru111 ~.tu•-· AM,,M '""only 1 t ,000 •ctu•• l'td •' .Stt 1sva1~ '7850 Connell Chevrolet CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS ------ . '72 COU64l ll· 7 l ~ '""'"·., c:ond. Ml-· i-tit• LIC 43$-HOC. 5-2-975 - ·74 ....,.o IUMAIOUT Brand --111"41-~A....... io._.,_~ ~-'~199 5 New '76 '71 OLDSMOllU CVYUSSSUNIMI ttM ... --• liOOttl' -· ~··-~bl ... ·"-CHEY Ell ES YC>Ua CHOICE: l ie 79$-Cfll 1-.,s-:! ~-!!c___.o $ 2 6 9 9 The"""'"'"""_"_ ~4 Sort,,,_ ...... 1our& ~ •t tn~• e.ac.,pJ~lv -pnc. Loe.t~Al '3950 '74 DOIHH DAIT I ' di. ~ P S,,. •tt C°"d. evtri """" LIC.'21·1<.JC. '2995 '71MAHlf 'fOll ........ l<>t-""°"' .... IU.lll'f ..,.._ • ,,,. • .,., •• , - -·• LIC 9'1-lPY '8950 '11 DOOGt CH.41GU "" "°"" PS Owt bfil<•'-,....., ._IOOl Lot. 11f2·MZ T. ~1995 '1' COU641 11·7 Auto 1111\t , P 8_ pwr ..... .._ .. ~ ... --. .. lllef • o....i. .. --INrQUf'dv --........... l lC .... loll.IS ' s5395 •JJ CANI "' ""'" 4 -.. -.. -.,.. .... •nd only A0.000 ,..,,., L •c. Ul.P8F, -'2695 ------~ ·11POMT1Ae \IMAMS COUfll A--•BOfthilWYC• SCOOTERS #271623·1619 !1274921-1667 • Brand New '76 LUY TRUCKS YOUI CHOICE: s3349 LUY TRUCKS Nabers Cadillac CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES Atl&UST SALE! lt75 PIU6IOT H4GL Sunroof. stereo. aufo. ·rrans., like new. only 7.071 miles. (214MMP) SALi NICI I t7S CA MAIO LT AM/FM stereo. 8 track tape. low rnile s. (380MMO) S4tt5 I '7S ILDOIADO COUpt Cruise control. stereo radio. 8 track tape. leather. (975LPOJ HHS lt75 SIDAH DIY1LU Full POwer, low miles, stereo radio. Three to I. ChooSe. (653LVO). l ow As HHS ·1 t74 aDOIADO COUPI ca1;>riotet top, spht P'!"· seat, leather. cruise control. stereo r adio. (-431KFN) S7'ts · lt74COWI DIYILU Split pwr. seat, stereo radio. full pwr .. seven to 0000$8. (963JRO). l ow As sun lt7JCOUN OIYIUI Cruise control, le•thlr, -,,_ -• ffflwee. " -IOIMt--.llc.~llt s2795 #239434-1645 11241262·1746 • stereo radio. Four to . choose. (838HRH). Low As '5995 JOHNSO~ &SON 2626 Harbor Btvd. 540-5630 4 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. 546-1200 ' SllH Sale Ends Wed .• Aug. 11. 1976 NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor B IYd. 540-9100 Earle Ike lmoorts V6LVO TOYOTA WI: LEASE ALL MODELS SERVICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK OUT OF· STATE WELCOME CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME Theodore Robins FORD CARS &TRUCKS l976 CLEAN-UP! EVERY NEW 16 • PINTO • •MAVERICK• TORINO SEDANS . & HARDTOPS Bauer Motors BUICK• OPEL BRITISH LEYLAND Jaguar UIWSHES 'AIEW•HD OF CAT .,,,. XJ-s ~- INSlOCK lllUIUDIA n OBIVf•r A FEW REMAINING MG MIDGET SPECIALS ., (A· S"3 3 8. 0 O V a I u e (De~lers cost .includes Included at no extra freight · and factory cost: AM/FM radio, hold·backs.) · • Ju pgag e rack. pin . • striping, & wheel trim HUNDREDS rings•) Of' 1976's MUST 60! . SELECTIONS. WILL .-VER IE GIEATa ~.OUR .PRICES OM '76 MODELS WILL MEVIRIELOWH.. . . . : .flRST COME ·.FIRST· SAYED! OVER 48 FANTASTIC SAYINGS •F.P.G. ls fun PerGaf. Ion and you'll find more of It In the quick, nimble MG Midget. (Not to mention the lowest price of any authentic sports car!) IJ BUY NOW & SAVE! EARlEIKE THEODORE BAUER MOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. 979-2500 IMPORTS ROBINS FORD 1966 Harbor Blvd. · 2060 Harbor Blvd. 646-9303 642-0010 Mirach: Mazda MAZDA CARS & TRUCKS MAZDA NOW GIVES THIS AMAZING 5 YEAR OR 75,000 MILE FACTORY ENGINE _WARUNTY ON ALL NEW '75 & '76 ROTARY CARS & TRUCKS! Plus ••• MIRACLE MAZDA 2150 Harbor Blvd. 645-5700 ' • • University Costa Mesa Datsun Sales & Service DATSUN CARS &TRUCKS c L 0 s E 0 I ' • 716'0 H.T.c,.. White w ith A~/FM : radio, side moldings I. air conditioning. 103230. W.Nc. '4295 ..,UltM.T.C... Special paint radio, air conditioning. 103130. We~ s4500 ?17tl2Dr. Radio, h eater. aide molding, auto. trans • 103135. W.Prfc• s3495 ?1711C.-. Vinyt too. AM/FM radio, elrc:ondltionlng. 03134. w.~ '3295 "7S71tc,_. Radio. side moldings. t03078. W.Prlc• s3795 c.... ••.• •.•. ..., ................... ...... COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd. 54°'6410 OLDSMOBILE HONDA CARS GMCTRUCKS BRAND NEW 1976 0 -N CARS ·& WAGONS! h~ IRAMOMIW7' HOMD4CAR Plldtnau...,.. IMMEDIATE DELIYHY ISO~~ • ....... : llAMDMIW76 .HOMDA SfATIOM WAGON W th Automatic Tr•nsmlasoon s3355 l'lus r .. ''-'-'•• IMMIDIATI DB.IY.lflY CMl~Hfa> • SILICTIOM l$WHYWl'IE No. I UNIVERSl 1Y SALES & SERVICE 2850 Harbo r Blvd. 540-9640 ' , t ( • FINAL. SPORTS SUNDAY, AUGUST I, 1'76 LOCAL WANT ADS LET'S 60 OVER OUR Sl6NALS A6A IN I Cf.(ARL.IE 6~0WN ·o WE'LL KEEP 'EM SIMPL E .. ONE FIN6ER WILL MEAN A FAST SALL, TWO FINGER5 WILL MEAN A CURVE,THREE WILL MEAN A DROP. .. FOU~ FIN6ERS IS A KNUCKLE6ALL, FIVE IS A SLIDER AND SIX f S A FOf<~-6ALt: F-IFTEEN FIN6ER5 WiLL MEAN A SINKER, SIXTEEN F'INGE~S A SCREWBALL ANO SEVENTEEN FtN6ERS .~N OVE~HEAO CVRVE NANCY o · 0 SEVEN FINGERS WILL MEAN AN ELEVEN FIN6ER5 WI LL MEAN A PITCM·OVr, UP5HOOT EIGH T FINGERS A DUSTER, TWELVE A ROUNDMOUSE--ClJRVE,TMl ~SEN NINE FINGERS .~ KNUCKLE CURVE, A CHA N6E-UP ANO FOURTEEN LIOU~ 1fN FI NGE~5 A PALM SALL ... FAST SI OE-A~MER ... ON SECOND iHOLJSHl,I HAVe-A BETTER IOEA .. By Ernie Bushmilf er ---wow---THIS HEAT IS AWFUL HOTTEST DAY TH IS Y EAR OH , SLUGGO ---W E'RE GETTING R ID OF TH IS OLD AWNING ---DO YOU WANT IT? THANKS-.--IT 'S -JUST WHAT I NE ED FOR THIS HOT WEA THER · I'LL BET· HE 'S GLAD TO HAVE' THAT AWNING. FOR HIS .__, POOR OLD HOUSE • f I I llALL I .I PARK · I I 1 1 • / I NOW R'EMEM9E.R::1 AGeNT 5T~IMM-I WANT A Dl5C ~EE:T' B l.AT Cl.O~E ~lA~Ve tL L..ANCE or: THe St.A9vecr~ -'---MOVEME~T,. ~l(;H~ CH le~/ DENNIS THE MENACE KA~P l(~Lt."I bf,~E A(;f~Cf . IV\A~~, 0\1tJ + • ---GouY ... lHSEM¢.1HE rfg EVEN DoG D~ JOO I-OT Di=NN 19. 10 IHQ;O/'/ ASTIC~. w;iL.L GE'r .ON IT "IGHT AWAY .. ! p KAMP f(ftL 'I Pfll'1i~E A6-EtJCf. MAkfJ1 C),i~+ • A~l!Ni ~T"IMM1 !'V~ GOT AN ASSIGNMENT F"OR YOIA . CAN YOIA ~ANOL.e A DELIC~Te ..J00 ( A , .AGeNi s-rll'tMM ! L! ·~ H!A~ YOVI~ ~ POfli ON T~~ ~LABJec~~ MOVeM ENI' .1 THEY WER'c INTef("~5ilNG ... ... HE Bl..INk:°EO S.'~ TIME~, ?N tCK e~et? IWICf , AND C.JllNKl..!C' HIS N05e ONCE ..• By_Hank Ketcham , r .JUDGE PARKER C> [> [> <i <1 <J AFTER LEARNING THAT ABBEY DID NOT RETURN TO SPENCER FARMS, SAM GOES TO SEE VI NCENT MARCOS! l tf/'IP( JL P 11/ //'''' ... ,,.- /,/ 8 8 I NEVER CALLED YOU.' -I WENT TO BED AT NINE TONIGHT AND WAS ASLEEP WHEN 'iOU WOKE ME ! LET ME GIVE YOU SOME ADVI CE, DRIVER! IF Ml55 SPEN CER MEANS ANYTHING TO YOU, GET OFF MR. K'S BACK! HE'S BAD NEWS! ( ~ ~, ( IF KONRAD KOLE'S I DON 'T IN TOWN, WHERE KNOW,,, WOULD HE STAY? I SWEAR , UNT\1-MR. K GIVES US ORDERS TO RELEASE HER! ' ~' IT! t YOU'D. BETTER JUST HOPE THAT NOTHING HAPPENS TO ABBEY SPENCER! DRIVER WAS TOLD NOT TO CALL THE POLICE! ' f • I , • ,, WHAT ARE~ OOING I CRAZ9? rM FIXING ALL OF 1HE5E BROKEN TOMATOE6 / FUNK9 ! MOON MU'' IN& --BAI-I! D . DOCTOR SMOCK YOU'~e; MUCH -roo SHOR-r -ro ee: PONZIE:.' " .. " ( ' "IH I NK, NOW.' l'.: use P -ro Fe;A-ruF<e: A DUCK-rAIL- HAIRCLll".' :l= WORE: PE:G <S~C? 0E:ANS AN' A 'IANK -roP! WHO'S IHA-r HAIRPIN J: WAS w us-r IAL-K IN ' -ro? • NO Kl DDING ! UJHAT 00 QOO FIX THE.IV\ W11ll ? NICE BAS-REL..JE F. • .:C ROPe NICE BAH RELIEF ... A CHOPP!:=P HARL..-e-Y.' YA Go-r /V\S: ... eu.,- soMe:oN e: SHOLJL-P -r E: L-L-H I .Al'. l"HAI' NS:HRLJ JACKE:IS w~N-r ow-r OF SIYL-f: YSARS AGO.' ( • BOY, V'O J: HA-re HIGH SCHOOt- RE:UN IONS .1 d'- . ' t 8-& T'O'~:S::C...:E::~::e::::e::~S by Tom K. Ryan r------~~~~~~~--~ -~ .. HM M -W~Ai~ -1~11s ~ .. · 11 S1ZE b 18 '' 0 ® ~ . .. Co<"'',.....,... •• ,,...,_ . .._.,.,._ w_,,.,.. -· -11 rl SKY ISN 'T ~ALLINC, MAX ! ... · -rr WAS JU~T MY DAD'S OLD HAT! 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Tl-tEN l..\~ 7AW ™A1 FIR'5T Pl.AC~ IN T~~$E TOURNAMENT$ WA? WORTH EIGl..\T O< TEN T~OU7AND OOLLAR? ... YES. MR. TRACY,. HE DOES CARRY MY PHOTO IN HIS SILLR>LD -WE'RE VERY MUCH IN LOVE. GUYS LIK~ ~~HO %GURA, ~N BlJ[IG&, LEW ~OAD ... PLA't'ING IN PR0-CQ£BRITY TOVR'NAMENT7 ... I ,. '1UST BECAUSE I 'M A MANAGER DOESN'T MEAN I HAVE TO BE j A DUMMY. Gus Arrio 1 .I. iJ./JbJI< JdJa USED 10 Pl-AV rR.UMPET FOR TOMM V DO~SE'/1 O !ON11' l-IJ:-2 • by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds . AT Fl~T ~£ I/IDN'T PAY MUCH ATTENTION . 5AII/ i1407E. OL.D FOOL? ARG GOING TO KIL.l-THEM7~LVE.?. j ... Ck COOR$~ I IT WA~ T~~ ~14 WIMBELDON TAAT GRAM~ WON ... r ' Whaf Astrology Doesn't Tell You (See Our Quiz) tDA1tY ~Pl~OT 1- 0ltANGf COUNTY, CALIFORNIA The Defender and the Challenger On the Eve of Their MShowdown" 1 Where Ford Stands on the Issues ,. Great Ideas For Canning And Preserving W.ning: The 'Surgeon Gtnerll Has O.tenn~ That Ciprttte SmoUlg Is Dengerous to Yow Hellth. FORCBAltO I• ii dl6iculJ to be '""'7'ied to a man «J much olMr IJum f!OU1-S.M., Ttoin Falla, Idaho • When Cugje (Xavier Cugat) brought me to America from Spain, be said, "'You're young a.od beautiful, and I don't want to stop you Crom having a good time." Uke most FOR JOllN DENVER Did you always plan a career in show business?-Amy ·Campbell; Bedford, Mich. e No. Orig.inally l wanted to be in the Air Force. In fact, l upplied for admission to the United States Air Fo.rce Acad· emy, but I was r.:jected lxcawe of my eyes. FOR HELEN REDDY Were you ~oded by being named to the Wont Dteued List?-EJaine Laramee, Ogden, Utah •And howl Last year I w:a.s No. 1 on the Ii.st. This year l was demoted to No. 2, and I'm furious! I got great publicity from heading the list, and I felt sure rd win that ·honor" again this year. Oddly enough, most of the people I meet don't SttJn to agree with Richard Blackwell, who composes the list. Wish l lcnew just who he is and what be does besides malting lists. FOR ART LINICLE1TER As an adopted child, did you ever get to lcnow your real puwnt1?-E. Davia, Joplin, Mo. • I found out who my natural parents are, but I have never contacted them. My rc:al parents are my adopted ones (now deceased). 'They earned my undying love and respect. lt never bothered me not to lcnow aoything about my natural mother and father. FOR RONA JAFFE, author of "The Lad Chance" Wh.t wu yow molt qo.daatterillc espeeieooe?-A.S., Otlahoma City, Okla. • When I went Into a bookstore and saw some o( my boob 011 the •used" shelf. I looked inside and guess what l found out? Three of my friends (or should I say ex-friends ) had disposed of their autographed copies of ··111e Best of Every· thintt," my 6nt boolc. That wu a rotten thing to do. They could have at Inst had the decency to rip out the front page with my signed meua,ce on It. FOR THE .. ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR I NW a real old movie with Tony Martin, and I'd Wee to know whether he'• still married to Cyd Charisae and whether he can 1till 1ing?-P.B., Lima, Ohio e Tony and Cyd-marrled i.n J 948 and parents of Nicley and Tony Jr.-are still together. (Ile eloped with his fil'lt wile, Alk'C Fa)'tl, in 1937; they divon,-ecl three years later.) He ha.m•t given up singing, but his voice isn't what ir wed to be. lbat's probably why he's tuming more to &<.'ting. But his sense of humor is still the same. He says: 'Tm 35- arounJ the walst." He tells a story of when he oo-st.arreJ with Es~r Williams in "Easy to Love": "I had to sing to her in a canoe. Suddenly the diredor yelled, ·cut! Esther is smiliug. 1tn<l we can't ~ what you're doing with your hi.nds!' The problem was solved hy my Jiriging llS l held up on OQr-!IO evt'ryooc could see I was riot boldintt Esther." COW" ~fold llY 8-11 90ffW ........... .,, llY Oeftftle 9rec«/11-* ...... people my age, fm very independent, and I doo't like to be told what to do. lf Cugie had given me instructions on how I was to behwe, I probably would baYe gone out of my way to do the opposite. As it was, because be wu able to make such a generous, wuelfilb statemeot, 1 have never bad any di8iculty remaining loyal to him, despite the more than ~year age diference. FOR POLLY BERGEN You have a reput.tioa I« heiag maart, 10 will ,.,.. tpail k by telling me about the ttupidest thint you ever did?-J.S., Fort Worth, Tu. • Sure. I put my whole salary on the crap table. That was in 1947, when I had ju.st started singing (in Las Vegu). I plopped everything down-double or nothing. That was the Jint and wt time I ever did such an asinine thing-and, ironically, it was also the only time I ever wonl ttJIC DON MEllEDITH, octOMJ>Otftcader You 1ee111 to be so at eue u an actor. Did you tab acting leuonsP-Mn. A.R., Rumson, N.J. •I went to a drama coach once. She ch:u-ged me f40 an hour and spent the 6nt half-hour telling me what she had dooe in her own career. 'Then sbe spent the second half-hour trying to get me to get her a job in a film I was working on. So much for coaching. Actually, just working with 8ne acton gave me excellent training. FOR MRS. LILLIAN CARTER, mother of Jimm11 Carter Did you encourage your son to enter politics?-Mn. L. Mills, Hobart, Ind. e My late husband wu deeply involved In political life. In · fact, be was elected to the Georgia State Legislature. So politics wu part of the family atmosphere when Jimmy wu growing up. When he first considered running for governor in 1966, I did not press him one way or the other. He lcnew that I would support him wholeheartedly bi whatever be did. FOR WEEB EWBANK, former pro football CMCh You cilNldred boda Johnny UDitu and Joe Namath at tbe peeb ol daeW careen. How·do you ClOIDpae theuaP-..._. Petenoa, Provideocle, Utah •foe was a little quiclc:cr ~tting up, and his hoolc passes were faster. John was better on pl.ay-action panes and roll- outs. p~bably because he had more mobility. In leadenhip, knowledge of pine, ptepAring for a game. they were equal. Both are Hall ol Fame materi11I, aud J wa.t fortunate to have them. Aug.,.11, 11r. lilml(V ~ fM Nft..,_per M~ llOlnOM,.... ,.,..,, .. ,.,., ~ .... ., 'ATIHC:K II. UNIQY, Executive V.P.·Saln 011. aotTOlllAl: ...W L-. NJ Manager;--.. o. c.ma, ...,_. .. .,..._, Meneglng Editor A$10C. Ea•llm Mgr.: -,,_. "· No"8N Valdatl, Ari OlraCIOI WHWn\ Mgr.; WM DI ...... O.Uolt Mgr. ""-"" ........... &enlOf EdllOf ,.,..... _a111, ... •U...-........ .....,. ....... Food Edltof eel#.: ._ OIU 1111 &-. MerMling Mat.: ..... Aeeoclalt Edllofe: .......... ,, Miii .._... ....,.., Prom. Dir.; c.,t llw, Mdeng. ...... ...... Aul. Art Olt~IO< ,.,._ 11 ... IBATIW: ROMJtT D. ~Y ... Olhl9fle. 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If r l L..I • __ ___, XL(46) Total number T .-hirta orderedi..._ ___ _ < .._. • Free. lO labels (limit: I). < L> 8 S2.7.S, JO labels -=ta (no limic). ( } > 8 S.S.00 eech. no labela (no Jimic). Total~ l9bda enc:a.d total amount adoeed ----- Mab cbeCt OC' money order payable to Morris T 1hitt. "'~-~-------------------~ ADDS~FP----------------AYr.1·--- 0TY~--------~STAT2------"'7JP~----0rw-a:z:-:i:.._ . .._, ... ,..._,.oew .... 1i..>t·'K._. .. ..,,.. ........ ........ ..,. .... On the Eve or the '-'Showdown": ~~Where ·Eord Stands on Today's By t•e FAMILY WEEKLY Editors Athe nation's attention turns to the opening of the Republican National Convention In Kan- sas City, the two names on everyone's tongue will be Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan. Reagan, whose views were covered in the June 13 issue of FAMILY WUJU.Y, has shown surprising strength against Ford. This article focuses on Prasktent Ford's answers to some of the prob- lems of the day, and how he would handle them should he serve another term In the White House. On 1""-Uon: Since I took office in l~atc 1974, I have worked vigorously to re- duce inftalion and to reverse the decline or 1hc economy. I am pleased that our efforts have been successful. The key economic indicalon arc going in the right direction. I pledge to conti.nuc my fight against inftatioo by not overstimu- lating the economy as we enter into the expansionary stage of our recovery. Such overstimutation would re-ignite inflation and risk another recess.ion. The key to fighting infta1ion and creating new job opportunities is to control Federal deficit spending. My budget proposals, if ac- ceplcd by the Democratic Congress, will usure a balanced budget by 1979 and a strong and durable economic growth for America. On Busing: To n,any Americans, bus- ing appears the only way to achieve equal educational opportunities. To many 01 hcr Americans, busin1 appun to rc- slrict individual freedom. It is my responsibility and the respon- sibility of Congrc ~ to seek a sotution to 1his problem. I rccen1ly submitted to the CongreH legislation as ting Congrcs11 ;o joitr-wilh me in establishing guidelines for lhe lower Frdcral courts 10 follow in school desegregation ciucs. Busing as a ri:medy ought to be the last resort, and it ought 10 be limited in duration and acopc to corrcctin1 the clfcc.ts of pn:vious vio4a- tions. The lcgi$la1ivc guidelines I have suggesred would establish this in law. l believe every American community should desegregate on a voluntary basiJ. Thercfon:, I have also proposed the es- tablishment ol a cililJCnt committee to assist communities in voluntarily dcscg· rcgalina their schoob. Groups oo both side5 of the busing issue have told me such a committee would be a welcome r~ourcc. I • FAMllV W£EKLV. AutllSl I. 1179 On Medicaa Coeta: Last year I sent to Congress a series or proposals to n:- form Medicare and Medicaid. These pro- posals would limit lhe open-ended nature of these medical-care financing programs and re-target much of the savinp to- wards occdcd impA,vc:ments in protec- tion agaiDll catutrophic illness. They would reduce the pn:uurcs on the states to cut back services to the: poor and re- duce the number of individuals who par- ticipate in the programs. During the last two years, I have s.igocd into law several new health pro- grams daigncd to make our health sys- tem more ac.c:cssibl~ and more efficient. But l have been unwilling to support leg- islation which would tum our excellent health-care system into a Govcmmcol- ·run ana totally Governmcn1-financed monolith. The concept of free medical care for all is alluring. bul it is also deceiving. Someone wiU have to pay for the more than S l JO billion of medical care we as a nation will use this year. The real challenge, as I sec it, is to create a system that protects people against the financially crippling cost of mcdjcal care, but does it in such a way that all who use this care arc: mindful of its cost. Until J sec a national health- imurancc proposal that can accomplish chis critical balance, l will not propose new legislation in this area. On H9nry Ka.Inger: Secretary Kis- singer is an outstandin1 Secretary of State. His diplomatic efforts on behalf of the United States have contributed greatly to world peace. I am proud of my foreign policy which hat brou1ht us lo a position ol highest lcadenhip in the international comm u- nity and has kept us at peace. As I have saidacpcatedly, I would lik~Secretary Kissinger lo cootinue in my Administra- tion, carrying out my foreign policy. On Tu Aefonn: A major objective or any tax·reform packag-e should be to sim- plify the tu system, as well as to make it more equjtable. Pu t attempts to make lhc system more equitable have unfortunately also made it more com- plex. My Administration's objectives in 1ax reform arc thredold-1rea1er equity, greater simplification and lower 1ues. l propolied tueh a prosram lo the Con- 1rcsa last year. In addition to tu rcfonn and aimpli- ftcation, my tu program includes S l 0 billion. of further tax reductions which have yet 10 be acted on by the Demo· "Busing as a remedy.ought to be the last resort, and it ought to be limited in duration ... '' cralic Conpaa. Beocfits are directed toward middle and lower income tu- peycn and iacentiva (cw the c:raaioa ol new jobs by business. Thne tax cult would be linked to comparable cuts In Federal spending. On a..: My Administration at· caches great importance 10 ils relations with China. We have philosophical and politicaJ dilferencct with the ChiOCK, but we share a number ot ai.milar con- cerns. We both desire to sec all countries free to develop without outside ptcUurcs or interference. We both opposc any forces of hegemony in Asia, We have very similar views about the need for a Hottest Issues strong and united Western Europe •od for good ties between ou~lvts and Japan. We do not hide the fact that there •~ ucas where we ditfcr. But °" both sides I think there is a desire lo work toacU.r. 0.. "9 CIA: U.S. fotcign-iotcUi~occ aiencin pl•y • vital role in coUectiog and analyzing informalioo related lo the national defense and foreign policy. To · operate without adcquace and timely in- lclligence information would cripple our security. Our overriding task now is to rd>uild confidence. Last February, I <is- sutd an Executive Order that established new policy guiddioes 11S weU as restric- tions for the forc.ign.jnlelJigence •gen· des. l also established a new command structure and an oversight mechanism for the entire Intelligence Community. These steps were essential. and will im- prove the operations and KCQl•ntability "The concept of free medical care is alluring, but it is also deceiving. Someone will have to pay for the more than $130 billion of medical care we as a nation will use this year." of our intelligcoce agencies. On ... UJl: I believe that a llrong, viable Uoited Nations, whose member- ship works in a apiril of c:ooperatioo, ii esscnhil to world peace and proaperity. We arc concerned by lrends to use the U.N. for narrow political purposes. Such -trencls-do-teYCr&-injury. The-United States believes ii is impor1ant for the U.N. lo aive appropriate w,:i&}ll to lhc views or 111 o( its memben and 10 work in a apirit of conKnaut, rather than aerve narrow interests. And we will continue lo Jpcak out forcefully when we feel that the U.N. la bein1 threatened. On ..,_,: Our aupport of Jarael it unchaa1ed and uofaUiq. Al evideooc of Ibis, in lhc past two fbcaJ yean J have rcquoaled over $4.1 billion in roiJila.ry and ea>O<>nllc assiltaoc:e for Israel. Thia is more than 40 percent o( alJ U.S. aid to larael since its birth in 1948. Oo the other band, in p.egotia1ln1 for peace in 1be Middle East. our pOlicy ii ""' to im· pose a aettl~ot or to aeck one-sided ~. On ......., Spending: lo my tint ad- dress lo the Congreu, J said tb1t ''A lt.roftJ dcfeme is the MUat way lo peace, and weakness invites war." My program calls for the continued improvemcn1 of our straccgic nuclear fon::.a lo maintain a solid, formidable. llratepc detcrmu. It also caJ1s for atreqthcniog our con- ventional forces. World peace dcpeuds upoo a 11roog American defense posture; I c1nnot let our defenses erode. l will continue to ad- vocate a strong defense pollurc, and l believe Americans and the Congress will support me in thil. . On D•11n .. : The U.S.~iet ttlatioo- s.bip in this nuclear •cc bas the most pro- found implications for global survival. My position is that the security of this nation must be maintained first through our national defense .. At the ume lime, it is also my policy to move beyond con- frontations aod crises to develop a more stable relationship with the U.S.S.Jl, if th.at is possible. The third point is that WC must prevent Soviet expansionism. I think we can make proaress. but the suspicions aod rivalries of more than 11 gencntion cannot be swept away in a short time. Our rivalry aod competition will continue. Therefore, we must be firm when necess&ry but willing to shape a mo~ constructive rel1lioo.ship wbftl pouiblc.. There is really no responsibl1 ahem1tivc. On lod8I lecultty: To replace the Social Security system with a national penAoa plan would be a serious mis&ake. Social Security not only already serves the principal function of 1 national pen- &ion plan (i.e., it collects conln'butioru from iodividu.ls aod their employen in order to provide post-n:lirerncnt io· cocnc) .Jt sei:veu.cvuaLothu...cx1rancly important fuoc:tiooa that a national pen- s.ion plan wouJd not acrve. Some of theae are: I ) Benefita lh•t are •Utomatica.lly ad· jutted each year for increata ia lhc cost-of-living; 2) insurance aaaintt 10&s o( income due to severe disability or ex.- tended illncu; 3) survivor'• i.oawuce for widowl aod cblldtta: and 4) bcae· fkl •ufticical to meet the minimum aeeda of pellON with n:l.ative.ly low earniop' histories. The Social Security tyslem tlM1 re- quire coatinua.l acrutloy aad tec:bnlcal improvemcnta, but any thouahta ol re- placina it ~nllrcly •"°'dd ,_ be dbmi.ucd. II.LI @bservations ....._ .. ,_, Allimlille'ldun'818tU1tochuddlng recenlly-and then IO lt*lldng. Cal9d "The '19n1on Piclde Ordinance AIYJ °'* Booeheed Legisl8tion," the book was writteo and copyrighted this year by Dick Hymen. and published by The Slephen GAtene Ptess ot Brameboro, Yat1nor(. Here ant IOfne ot the cocteyed llwS It ctwooictea: In L.awNnce. K .... a regilldon agilfllt carryiog bees MU1d In 'fOAJI hM on city-.-; In Quitman, Georgie. a t.n against chlchens croeeing the...,~~togettolheOlher9ide);Md In Fountain ""'· Soulh Carollrw •• regulation l'eQUWlng honles lo weer pents at al times. ... ............... Mc.a IM!y. nobody ..... euch reguleticn wry aeriouely. 90 they don't do much hann. Bue thent ant far too many gcMtmment reguletiofw that Mt twmtue. wesaeful, and COSiiy. Acconll ig to the Center for 1he Study ot American BlJlineea at Wlet*1gloo l..JrWeraily In St. Louis, "the taxpeyera spend llbotJt S3 billion • ,.., to support • teeter• '9gUllltoty wortc fOtce of 7 4,000 peopte: But thet'a only pert ot the c06t. Rules often contradict each other. and OUf society Is becoming ¥8Stty <Mf-regulaled, slOwlng down the ~ cree111ig ~.and C9l'9ing al ot us endle9s frustration. No one knows how much the flnel tit> .. Hcwll4 ............. ...._Consider the regulation of W&shington's Occupe- tk>nal Safety and HeeJlh Administration (OSHA). wNch requil98 alarms to sound on vehlc'8s being driven In l1M9fa8 at construction sites. SOunds l'9880n8bte. as regulations often do. But OSHA also calls tor some employees to wear earplugs • pro4ectlon againlt nolee. Sounda rwouable, too-""'898 you're wearing earplugs behind a vehicle that's baciting up. Tiwr ..... tD ,...., Then there was the 'Maoon6ln p6astlc toy maier, whoee product was banned by the Food and Drug Administration tn 1972. becauae of a po1entlal hez.ard to children. The hazard was corrected. but in 1973 ·an edlt0tial ""°'" by 1he Cofl8umer Pl'oduct Safety Commission (taking <Mtf from FOA) put the companyaname onanew ban 11st. The ConmluioruafueedJo18ca1250.000 lla1s "juat to tai. one or two toya off: Reeult: the company was forced out of the toy bulMneea, and i.ict oft 75 percent of tta wonc torce. ....,.,._ .. ,,. .. ...,_.._,,We know'#f/re not atone in ourdes#e toatem the tide of <Mlf-regulalk>n. "rtK.I can help by teMing ua of elClll'nples of regulatory lneptneea, COflflaictlotl. Of _, .._ tf'9t we can wtrffy. Vt\'tte ua, Depart- ment R, at the addfell betow. H yot.11 "horrlbte •>CSmPle" hofdl up and w publish II, w.'I ~you a S25 U.S. SeY6nga Bond. In the CMe ot ~te entnet. the ...... poetrri611c geta the bond. ~--... A. ...it Oii ~. 190 IMC 418',..., ""° YOfll. N. Y 10011 •••1'1-0t~ - ,- (aCIT1.rUHataS ,.iii-~-~-11-111 f i, 11,'fl Ir i~I .. ijb h· ~,Ji i i~•1 n! lj!lr l~l f~J 5: ! :fr t•1r 111:11i1111-r 11 I I ' t 1 f .... · E J t ( f I :a f f · i. 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Finding out the modeI ...... ._ ... ____ I wanted cost $300 more than the other make car I.was interested in, almost got me out of the_ shoWroom. Then I drove it. Now I own it. Fantastic~' •Based on June 1975 Rood & Track magazine's consideration of hundt-eds of 1975 cars/ I People who try it, tend to buy it. There have to be some - good reasons for that. And there are. For no other car that we know of, . at any price, offers the combination ..pf overall economy, acceleration ~ and interior roominess that you'll find in the Volkswagen Rabbit. Rood & Track magazine went os for a s to call it the "best car in the world for under $3500~" You owe it to yourself to goos for os your Volkswagen dealer to see why. ~ l • • : l I Plant Now ••• Step Back ••• and Watch Out/ . Amazing Super-Growing Species -&oars-Into-A =--Magnificent-Tree IN JUST ONE YEARI And If JOU think llMll'• ...,.II_ jmt w.n 'ti you w the •1•.Ucul• 8how whM 11...,.. lo flower -Actully llnolhers n..lf IR such lnWI m••• of bouquets, Its branches appear to bend from the sheer mm and weight of the ............ bloomL That's the kind of wondroua 19Sufta reported by the U.S. Go¥'t. Ptent Reeurch Stations ... Botanical Gardena ..• and Unlventty Ptant Sdentl9ta on what la undoubtedly the moet f.,,._tic: ftowertng ahede ne evw Introduced In America -the Incredibly beeutlful Paulownl• ••. the only flowertng shade tr .. In ell of nature that can do ell of this and mor.: RUD WHAT 1ltE EDBTS SAY MOUT 1HE INCREDml.E PAIA.OWNIA ••• 1HE FASTEST GROWING R.OWERING 8ttADe 1'llEE evER D19COVEREDI MIGHT: Go'l'l Pl.,,t Sclentlata and BotaNcel Experts ,. port 18 to 22 fMt of growttl the very first year on apec:I· Men.,..., n.t'a more growth IN JUST ONE SINGLE SEASON tt'9n .....,. a fully matur.d 15-yw-otd now.mg doQwOod, °' pn..ar~ IPMAO: Un~ RHU Chen repcMt bNutlful ~ mental apt9lld of neeliy 36 feet et maturity .•. peck9d wWI thol••lda ol IMgftlficent now.. TtNnk of It. tt not onty surges skyward In the ~t ~ular burst of be.uty y.,u'w ewr ...., ... but, ateo erchea out In a m8QAZlne-cov.r dlaptay of color-drenched branches. IAU: lAldng editors report: •.. grows In almost any soil .•• end below-nto root-hardy, too. Yea, because nature hes endowed thle landaca..-rtlat'a "drMm-ttee" with super.growing strength ••. beceUM It la Virtually rnlat8nt to most "9fY common ~ . . • 19qul,. pt'Ktically no care at ... You~ pin It and target It ... If• .. simple -that. A TOWIR OF BEAUTY' IN JU8T ONe SINGLE YEARI Y•, who uya you haw to spend • am811 fortune fof a flowetlng shade t,..? -end then spend half a ltfetlme. How'e th/a fol a natural ercltway In front of your drlv.- way -twin foW9tS ol flowering bNuty In I-. time than ·~ ~ dfN/Md PtJNlble. VITAL STATISTIC8 PllOll LEADING EXPERTI llA1VM GROWTH em -45 to eo fMt llATUM GM>WTM aPMAD -36 to 50 f.et ZONm CM' ttARDIMeSI -c:omptetety root-hardy from deepest '°'*' to .. far north .. Mont,...., C.Mda. Flowen beeutlrUlty ev.n after tO below aro wln-.r ,,.. .. 0.. Y~ GROWTH MTI -E11per1a report growth l'8f199 of up to 22 fwt tM first year attar planting ~ men .,... under os*mum conditions, up to t5 to 18 fMt under ~r condlttone .men PN"ed for fOllage g~onty. PLOftM -When ttM la et blooming alze, In Juat a ,..,, ahoft years. you'U eftjof thick penlc ... of tnlgrant lawncler blooms. Hlghfy rec:onamended by ~ .,... • .,,eclmen pining tor front lawn. IOL MQU......,.. -Natural atrengttl and vigor .itow It to aoer full f~ In .._..,, poor aoll. You can plantlt .... y ...... CAM -No •S-Clal c.,. what80Wr. No apr9Yfng. No du1tlng. No apec:lal feeding. Naturally '"l•tant to mott "9fY dt9HM. peat or lneect. TAKEI MIT 11 ...,.,.. TO "-ANT -MWUDI YOU WITH A U'Wi M CM' 9IAUTY ITMT1NG na WRY YURI waiting tor It to grow? It UMd to ~ that way -BUT NOT ANY LONGER. Not since 'M have finally tracked down the one 8'ngle trff In all of nature that holat1 It- self high, ao fut you can U.erelly meaaure the difference In both height and 1pread from week to --" •.• Of lalla • yetdetic:k end meu- ure tM tncredlbte clffwence In feet from month to month! GROWS .. MY 80L- REQUIRE8 NO SPECIAL CARE - SOARS INTO A MASTERPIECE OF LUSH. GRUN BEAUTY .. "'8T A llATTIR OF llONTitSI Beat of all, unlike moat t'"8 that demand conatant pam- pering ... the only tMng y.,u do wMfl you plant Pautowola la wa'8f It and enjoy It. Thllt'a .tty leedlng botmnlcel gar- dens ... landec:ape arti.~ .•. garden editors .•. recom- mend It .gain end ll09ln tor ~ Who want • atunnlng dleplay of both bMuty and shade . . . and with practically no more work than a couple of aprinkle9 • aeaaon. Picture your patfo bathed In the coot, lrat1r•nl beauty ol Ihle ehow~ng mlrecle-tr .. lrom Nrl'f -.prlnf1 to the llral MOWS Of wlntw. 8UPPUE8 UTREM!LY SHORT ••• ONC2 GONE. OFFD WILL NOT BE REPEATED THll IEAION -80 ACT NOWI Now, tM price of thla super.growing ahede tr.. i. not $20 or S30 but • mere $3.16 . • . yea, onty $3.95 for thla magnificent shade tree that reward• you with auc:h a glori- ous dtaptay of grOWth IN JUST ONE SINGLE Y~RI However. aupptl• are ,going fut. All Ofden filled on a First-come Flrtt-atllpped balfa. You muet act nowt Here'•• t11•Uf'l •/oht you don't heve to ttlllt h•" • Hte- ,,,,,. growing -• mafcMd pair ol now.lttfl ehow- p1_,.., eo effOft(/ Md aturdy )'Ofl OM aefue/li/ tllng a hammock befwMn tlNHrt. Never Ha There Been a Fater-Growlng, Flow- ering Sh8de Tree Introduced To .America - Royal Paulownla Yes, plant this seaaon -... It soar forth In • towr of beauty In Just one yeerl It's the meet apec:tacular splurge of both growth and beauty of any shade tr .. ever brought to this country. And It'• 90 easy to grow even • child can do ltl SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MOHD BACK And r~r: S.Uefactlon la guarenw.d. You muet be thrUled In ew.y way With thla wondrous nowertng ahade t,.. or RETURN IT AT ANY TIME within 90 days for a fult ,.. fund of you! !>~rchue price. Ute the No-Rl!k~ ~_pon below. NOTU: All orders prompety atilpped In proper planting time for your areal • 1tn ...,_ c-. 1& .. -······-MAIL NO-RISK COUPON TODAY -·-- WUT .aOND NURSERY SALES CORP .. Oepl T-347 C.-. Roecl. ............... PA 11171 Pteue rush me the Flowering Shade Tree(s) Indicated bek>w: O 1 for only $3.15 plus ~ postage & hMdllng O 2 fot only M .15 (IAYI t1.00) plus 50¢ poatqe & handling O 4 for only S10 (IAYI M.ot) plua 75-post11g9 & handll"O 0 10 fof only S20 (IAYI •UO) plus 11.50 pottage & handling If after reoetvtng my order I'm not delighted, I may retum It within 90 daya and you will refund the full purch ... price (ex- cept postage and handling). Total amount encloted Check Of mon.y order, • no COO. pie .... Penn. retldenta add 8% aal• tax. On orders OYer M. you may CttAMe ITI (chec:tc one) Eicp. o....___ __ _ O BankAmertoard O American Exp,... 0 Maater Charge O O O O BANK NUMBER Credit Card #----------------- Natne-----------------~ Addreae _____________ Apt. #--- Clty __________ 9..._ ___ ...,z1p.~~~ c-.. .................... 119! ................. , ......................... --------------------L.---------------""'!"-__. ----.. Off. ff~~. Ute .................. 11111111 ... c 0 -.. 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BNlb lat~ with ea glaze and sprinkle with sugar. I. Bake for 60 to 70 minutes, until fruit is fork tender and crust is aoldcn. Crust sbouJd be cov- ered with aluminum foil when brown to prevent burning. Serve warm or cold with heavy cream if desired. MoJcu 6 to 8 urvln11 1000 RETURN ADDRESS LABELS S1 Quick and easy way to put your name and re· turn address on letters, records, books, etc. Any name, address and rip code up to 4 lines beau- tifully printed in black on the finest white gum- med label paper available. 1 % .. long. Free de- coratiwe box for purse or desk. $111 S.Df , ...................... $1 LOOK SUM AID TRIMI Have a pot belly? Put it in its place! Waist Beh slims you up the minute you put it on. Instant· grip Velcro® closure makes it easy to put on, take off. 8" wide; adjusts from 28" to 60". E•astic with soft Hef anca ®lining. Machine wash. Helps rel ieve back fatigue toot For men and women. •2044 Wast Belt ................... 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P5032 250 Setf-Stlcll L-...a .... t1 ~2..fT. I UT. POSTEi Sud ill "" pidurt. cloculMlll, C8ftlficatt, .-Tiell I~. llleck 11111 wllltt • Cll6af ~ lllO!llllliwsl ... •I ... aillf slide ... llldllwtit ......... .,. .... 2.ft.1 !J.ft. blech11dwllil1welf post•. C-rahd in 1 Milillg tllbt to prewat ulllillg. Pl-. prinlyour-llllllddr•Ollledlof•ilillll IOf 11t1 rttun. PIOOI Glent PtloeD ....•••..• Q .N My 2 .... '7.25 AnJ a ... ·"·" A ' Handy Primer for Preservtng SWnmer's BOunty for Winter - An imaginative collection of recipes designed to help you savor the fruits of summer long into the winter. Some of these recipes are for canning, some are for the freezer, some are sun~ried, and others just kind of "make themselves." a,. ... .._..,...._ aw...._ ...... ,._. ~ .... ,. cup ..... Julc:ie 1 t l .. DDR wartNc..., powder• 2cupe ..... -,. cup .. k-ciootslng t8p6oca ¥1 te•paan..et 1 (.._. tik:e) flotl c.ltl• or pie peM 1. To peel peaches: drop peaches into boiling water for 30 aecoods; tran,afer with sloued spoon to cold waler. Skins wiJI alip right otl. 2. Halve and remove pits from peaches and plums. Slice into large bowl (there ahould be about 8 cups); add lemon juice. ucorbic acid powder and tou to coal S. Combine 1Upr. tapioca and salt; add to fruJC. Let ataocl for l S minuta. 4. Divide fruit mixture evenly among J (~-inch) foiJ cake or pie pans. 5. Ooubl~wrap in rrceur paper or lleavy'<loty aluminum foil; label; freeze.. I . When needed, remove from frceu.r and unwrap. Makes filling for 3 pies •Commercially known u Fruit Fresh SPIRITED RAISINS 1 cup --............... ,....,. \Ii °"P wenMd br~. """' ot•nge liqueur, cott ... tt.'°'ect llqu.ur, dtOcol•te-b .. d ....... ....,,, ....... 1. Place raisins in sterilized lh ·pint jar. Pour warmed liquor or liqueur over them; and seal. 2. Let stand for 24 hours or more, sbakina occasioully. 3. When uslna Spirited Raiaim in a recipe, take out desired amount, atraininc liquor beck into jar. To replenish, add more raisins and liquor 10 the jar. estimating proportions. Malu1 I half pint -· ,..,.. .... ·r... ....... PEACHY-PLUM PIE P8*ylofclcMlbte...._,.. ..... - 1 (..._)'*'frozen ,.ech ,.._pie tllllng 1911 rollr 1t111paa•...., tllilllupaa•....., .....,~ 1. Preheat oven to 42S•F. RoU out half of pastry and line the bottom of an 8·incb pie pan. 2. Slide pie filling out of foil pan into pastry- lincd pie pan. a. lloU out remaining pastry; cut into strips and make a lattice to~. 4. Beat ca yolk with water. Brush lattice with eu glaze and sprinkle with sugar. I. Bab for 60 lo 70 minutes, until fruit is fork tender and crust is aolden. Crust should be cov· ered with aluminum foil when brown to prevent burnin,g. Serve warm or cold with heavy cream if desired. M aw 6 to 8 servings POLYNESIAN PAPAYA MARMALADE 1j8'(100D.) .......... .. 2 ~ dMlpp1d .......... ,..,. (1¥1 ,..,.,..) 1 cup c:IHppld fNell ....... (2 wl) 2 tlbl1 If aw leMOft luic» DMllult 1. Combine all ingredlentJ in heavy skillet or saucepan. Cook over medium beat, stirring for about lS minuta, just until juices have tbicteoed llilbtly. 2. Pour into 2 sterilized half-pint jars. Seal. Malen 2 luJJ/ pints GRAPEVINE PRESERVES 1 •. (lbout 1 ~) ....... ..,.,.., '""'" m. ..... 2 .... Wiii, pee6ed Md 8'6ced 2 &lbl1 ... aw .._. ju6ce 2 .... paw or-.. cw....._ peel(.....,) 1 ... .,..,. food ~ (opdon.t) 1 cup .._..com .,.,.. 2l'l a,....,.., ~~--1 pq. (1~ ou.) powdered fruit pec:tJn 1. Chop grapes in blender, a few at a time, at low speed. ( Do not puree.) 2. Repeat for oranges. Measure 2 cups fruit with juices into bowl. Stir in lemon juice, peel; add Cot11i1111,d fAMILY WUJU.Y, AYll* •• tm • n ! C011tl11wd food co1orin1 if desired. 3. Tborouahly mix com syrup and supr into fruit; let stand for I 0 miouta. ~ Mix waler and pectin in saucepan. Brina to boil and boil for l minute,stirrina col'.lllandy. 5. stir pectin mixture into fruit: continue 1tinin1 for 3 minutes. I. Ladle quickly ibto sterilized (recur jan. or container, allow- ioa IA-inch head space. 7. Seal acc:ord1n1 to manulac- turet's direc:tlool. Let atand at room temperature for 2• houn. Store in freeur. L If uaed in 2 or 3 weeb, store in refri,erator. Mal•l 1~ plrtt1 ,..... '"* Plddee: • .., .. ... .......... ........, ... .... --..... FRESH FRUIT PICKLES a~ddw......., -~C*PI .... 2-.. .... 2..., ....... 1 , ..... , .. " plcfd"'9.,.,. . .,....,.......,..._ ~ ...................... Md ,..., , ............ ~Md MIMo.._ l\ lb.Midi ....... 1. Combine vineaar. suaar , water. bay leaves and picklina spice in a larae saucepan. Brina to a boil. reduce heat and sim· mer for IS minutes. 2. Arran1e fruit in hoc. stcriliz:ed jars and pour pkklina mhuure ovu fn.1it . Seal immediately. 3. Lee stand in boilina·walcr bath for 2S minutes or in pres~ sure cooker ac:c:ordina to miam.t• facturer'a directions. M11b1 1 qtHlrtl ti e ,AMILYWlllClY.A.,._.11,1111 I I SPIKED PEACH JAM , ................... 2'8111up11118lew..,_ 1 ...... (t-Yl.M:L) ......... ..,...,... ·~ CllP9 .... ~Ila...,..,....• .-( ........ ) Pw9lllll 1. Ped peaches; drop peaches into boilina water for 30 powdered fruit pectin. secooda. S. Over hiah beat, cook and 2. Transfer with a slotted spoon cootinuowly stir until mixture to cold water, slip oil skins. comes to a full boil. tfal\/e and removelJD. -t;-Add-supr.-brinf'-to-.. (ult 3. Finely chop or pind peaches roUiD1 boil and boil for l mio- to mate • cupa: add lemon ute. lfirrina coastandy. juice. 7. Remove from heat; skim otf 4. In • 6-to 8-quart sauc:epu. foam with metal spoon. SCir and tborouahly m.. peaches with ak.im for S minutca. Peaches ~in ordinary caM.ini syrup foe 12 hours. Fnllt·Ftelli. lbu need II for cannlns.•dnatwl fresh fruit. If you want all the fruit you serve to look and taste its freshest, what you really need is fruit-Fresh. Because Fruit-Fresh contains a special ingredient that locks in the natural, "just-picked" color and flavor. Which means no more brown, mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economk:al, too. A 5-oz. can will preserve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezina: add 49 ~ Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For 1 • • • Fresh Fruit: sprink)e frui&·Frah on your just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good? It tastes delicious. ........... *'. ... ........ .. SANTA ROSA JAM ANO JEU. V 1" .................. .... ...... (.._., "'_,...., 1 Mir (1 ,., "-* ........ am. 1~..,. .... a ... , .. , .. ,. ._.,.. ~ ""'9 (I .... per bOette) ....... pectllt 1. Slice and pit plume. Put pluma and water in larac. heavy kWtlle. Brina to a boil. Reduce htat and simmer for S minuta. 2. Halve atrawberriea (there should be about l cupe); add to plums. •lont wldt mp.r and lemon juke. Mix well. 3. Brina mixture to a full, roll· Ina boll, stirrin1 constantly; boll for I minute. 4. Remove from heat immedi· ately, atir in pectin. Slim otf foam with metal spoon. Stir and skim for S minuta. 5. Cov~r larac bowl with 1everaJ L Into clean, bot. sterilized crocks or jelly Jlaua, pour I tablespooll liquor if desired. t. Add hot jam. leaving Y1 -inch apece at top. Ccwer....jam-Un..- mediately with ~-inch hot paraffin.. 10. Gently till jar so para(lin "dimt." and seals edges all around. Store in cool, dry place. Mo/us 6 10 7 c11ps •A &roagrain ribbon "lifter" can be placed on jam 10 help lift out paraffin. Pour a thin layer of paratfto onto the jam. lay ribbon in puaftin and pour another layer o{ hot wax over the ribbon. Secure end to crock with tape until paraffin sets ftrmly. BRANDIED DESERT FRUITS 1 -(1 .. , llgM llMOWft ...... , ....... 1~ k lborapa• 11111111 ........... au.e... 1-(loaa.)**I~ 1-(100IL)pMed .... ,_,,.... ~cu,MMdled.-....._.. 1-......, 1. Combit\e auaar and water in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and si mmer for S minutes. 2. While syrup is simmering. arranae fruit and almonds in hot, slcriliz:ed jars. 3. Remove syrup from heal and add brandy. Pour over fruit and seal jars. Mak.el 2 q11C1rts VINELAND VINEGAR 1~a.,. ......... ......., 1.-111paonhonef ,. ., n a-.nn ........ .,..... 1 ...... ''"" ........ . ..... ......... .,.,.. 1. Warm the wine vinegar aod honey l.o a 1mall saucepan. 2. Place arapes, pineapple and oranae rind in a pint bottle and pour in the wanned vineaar. Cap and let stand for several days. (Variation: Omit pine· apple and orange peel; add sprigs of favocile fresh herb.) Makes I pint thlclmeaaea of cheesecloth. Sc· cure with large rubber band. I . Pour hot jam throu1h cloth, 1tirrin1 gently to allow most of juice to strain through . 1. Spoon pt.1lp mlitture out of cheaecloth (there should be about 2 cupt). Mill in ~ cup of lhe arraincd ;elly. Cnt11/n1u•d n 11 f>OI~ IS A Cdcbrn) ·coo~ Down-Honte Cann1·ug Ideas FftHD Loretta _L~nn's Garden lly 1..eretta l.YJUI In conversation with Helen Ooreey Waming: The Surgeon G1n1r1I His D11ennined Thac Cipett1 SmoUtg ls Dlngerous 10 Your Helhh. • -- racrve foods. I put up everythin, think of: veactables, fruits-even llid1)iuebttrypreRrVer.I ba-ve an old boot Oil c:anaing we've used for yean, but I almost know every recipe by heart. rve never had any fear about my stuff spoil- ing. I've done thiQls lite canain& beam the ~-pack way. I tea.I them in stcriliz.ed jan and thco boil them for boun in a water ti.th. I think the thing we like moat in our family is my caaocd gmm beam with salt port. Wbco you opea them up, they lalte • frab • beam juat ou.t of the garden! ln the summer, we always have a wonderful garden. When I look out the wiDdow and see bow beautiful it ia. iL mates me mad to think , I may not have the time to be there for the ._ .......... ...,......_.....__,~-----.... ---D&lll-plantiog. UM--yeu, l made-9Uff fd-oe----1 home at the planting time and went out and bought the seeds and planted everything! My housekeeper bcJpcd me. She kcpc the weeds out and cared. for iL Gardening'• certainly one of the little things I just k>Ye to dot DILL PICKLES ...... nr.oi1C111•1no, ..... , lnc:Me ... • ... ddlr vtneg., ........ ¥1 cupcoeree ... 12 ....... 3 cloves gllfllc, dM'pp Id • plecea °' .... (alze °'. ,.., 1. Scrub cucumbers with a bruab, rinse well and pack into hot, sterilized jari. 2. Heat toaetber vineaar, water and aalt until aalt is diuolved. . 3. Stull' 2 heads of dill and a piece of garlic and alum into each jar. 4. Fill each jar with bOt brine. Seal at ooce. _ ~re in a cool place. Maku 6 q114rts FRESH_ PICKLED 8E£1'S 2 ............. -........... cooUd, ....... cut ... ..... ~ ...... ¥I cup .... 1~ a,..ddlrvlnegar Plndt .... powder 1 te•pDDft181t 1 lmlllr1paDft WW. snuetard Med 1 t111paon wllClle oae., eMd 1 te19PDDft .... bfadl pepper ~ t11191D1M Wale ...... 1fi tlllPDDft ........... 1. Set quarwred beets uide. 2. Combine 1u1ar. water, vineaar, aartic pow- der, sale, mustard and celery seed In a sauce· pan. Tie pepper, allspice and clova In a cheeaecloth baa and add to aaucepan. 3. Bring to boil and allow to boil for one minute. Add beeta and brina to boil apin. 4. Remove spice baa. Pack beeta and liquid in bot, sterilized jan. Seal at once. Malce1 3 plnt1 ' f4 • FAMfLV WEEICLV. AUOWI I, 1t1t •---~Contiltued__kom ~fc 12 1. Slice plUIDI thinly (there should be S cups); discard pi~. 2. Tum plums into large saucepaD; add com syrup and bring to a boil, stirring. Boil for 3 minutes. rYour nW:rute UJto blender-co1ntsn-...--11 I. Ladle jam into bot, steriliud jars, fill- ing to within ~ inch of top; seal with 2-pjcce metal caps or with paraffin. t . Repeat for remaining jelly. Malces I ¥.i pinu jam, plus 4 to 5 half pints jelly SOLAR PLUM JERKY 2 .......... ,._ (llboelt 14-11) ,. cup llgltl com .,.,. ''CWllllil .... eM .. " I It .... -.... ,.. ................ ,..,..,.. Adequate auppllea of gl ... Jara are expec· ted this year. There are more metal Ilda on the ma"'et because prOductlon haa been lncreued. No shottagea at• expected In preau,. and water-bath canners. .. , cloft't .......... ""'JOU Mwe to ... a .............. -for .... tooda, blend until smooth. Set aside to cool. 4. Prepare a smooth, level drying surface in full sunlight Cover cookie sheets or baking pans with clear plastic wrap. S. Pour strained puree onto prepared surface and spread to ~·inch thickness. - I. Let dry in sunlight. (Drying may tab up to 24 boun.) Bring pans inside at end of day and finish drying acc:ond day.• 7. Fruit is dry when pune ca.a be peeled ........... ..., ....... .....,., .. oNolt ID toe*-..._, CM-. ...... ..,.r Adding other vegetables lowers the acidity of tomatoes, which can provide a favorable environment for the growth of botuJlnum bacteria. So when you add other vege- tables, use the pressure-canner methOd and follow the directions car9fully. end not tor olllera." "I uae Ute open-kettle ••U.od. Wltat'a -RlgherfemJ)aratul'W ant required to-de--...... wMh-tllllfr'!- stroy botullnum bacteria In auch low-acid In this methOd, food Is cooked In an ordl· food u meets, fish, poultry and all vege-nary kettle, then packed Into hot jars and tables eKcept tomatoes. The only safe way sealed without processing. Temperatures to can these foods la tp uae a pressure Jn open-kettle canning are not high enough canner, which provldea temperatures to destroy apollege organisms that may-be (240•F.> higher than that of bolling water In food. Spollege ba~terla may also enter (212•f .). the foOd When It la tr4nafe"ed from kettle to jar. So the open-Uttle method la ""' recommended, except tor telllea . ............ ._ ............... to be pc'Clc1111d lft • ba•ne **' bllltr Yes. Thia prevents the growth of molds and yeuta thal can cause spolaage and deetroy quality. "t uee Ida wtllt eae.-.-. Wlwft lhcMlld ... ................... 7111'1'" Befol'9 placing filled jars In the processing kettle,.Jlgblly~~ewbandl and leave In tightened poaltJon. Do not tight;:! screwbanda any more after proce.lng. "Can Ilda and eecew•llde be '9UMd'P'' Metal lids with a sealing compound should not be reueed. Screwbanda In good condl· tlon may be reused. ................... ~ ... cer..-... ~~~~#?~1'4t"~ offw ........ two ban ol c-, !any .. ,. off plastic easily. I. For storina. roll up Jerky in plastic wrap and seal u,hdy. 9. Jerty wiB keep • room temperature about 1 month, in refri,erator about 4' moaths-OL.Lyeu..jn fttacr. Molcu 2 lleeeu about 12 ;r I 5 i11dw1 eocJe •Drying may be flniabed indoon. Set cookie sheets in I so•P. oven. Leave door open. Jerky can be dried completely in- doon. Set pans of pune in ovcu. Heat to 2oo•F. and tum oven off. Reheat oven several times a day to maintain a temper· 11, ature of 200•P. Jerky will dry in. about 24houn. ....... be cti 1Cl11 d?" . To t•t a jar that has a ftat met.I lid, pr..a cent« of lld; ff lld la down and wlH not move, jar la sealed. Teat the ... , on glua Jan with poroelaln·llned capa by turning each jar partly OWN In your hands to ... If liquid seepe out of the jar. • ._.... Celt I get ...,_.elan oa ltow. \0 c.tlDodal ..... 1'" Wrh• to the Superintendent of Documents, U~ Gcwernment Printing Office, Wahing- ton, D.C. 20402 for these publlca on1:-- "Home Canning of Fruits and Vegetables," HG Bui. 8 (45-); "Home Canning of Meat and Poultry.'' HG Bui. 108 (35¢); "How to Make Jellies, Jama, and Preaerv" at Home," HG Bui. 56 (55f); "Mulng Plcklaa and Relishes at Home," HG Bui. 92 (45-) . ' Woman with arthritis increases grip strength with Mentholablll Deeit Heating Rub Dr•in Flooded Cel.r F•lf ...... _._... ....................... . T• 4,-a1• -· .-.r ....... ,.-fl • ..a., .......... ..._.. ........................ ~ ................. .. =·:..,.:.-::-..::: =-=---~ ---.. -... -.-. .... .. ._,,., ........ ......, ........ ---.. :-.::.-c ::·:.::--~ .. -;-:i...-r=.-= ............................................. .......,.-...'4. -"'"-............ 1_ WHIN YOU ORDD IYMAIL .. OM FAMILY WllKL Y ••• ,...._ allow up to four WMb fot deliwfy on ltwM ordend from comP9nies that Mwftise In Famltr Weellly. 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AMIT 'nT(""1 'n~O. ~a ·-...... .,,a tlftall...... --!Ny por1allMI f'recl"°"'41'1111ee1ad tof lofte, ,.. ... pMof'lnllice. """ ........ COIN cou.scroM" COVP! Two 8dalo Nick.ell and oae lDdiaa Call are o&red at a lpeCia1 SI priu for coUecton ineeraaed ia ouwaNti111 coia values. Set illdudcll two pn.- 1931 8daJo Nickell aail aa Indio Had Peuy ii.wed before 1908. You11 allo rec:e;w a cataJoc ol U.S. and foreip coim ud ,..,., moacy in America. Seact SI to Littletoo C.oin Co .. Dept. XS-I, Uulcton. NH 03'61. GOODaY• HAiai Uawaaled hair on anm, lep, face i• unalahtly and em- barrusinal Permo rwuz. aa euy do- it-JOWaC:lf electJ'ol.. ysl1device,1afcly and permanently . nmova uawantcd bair, and does It without puncturin1 the atin! With 14-day money back 1uarantee. SIU5. General Medical Co., Dept. PWE-41, 1935 Armacost Ave., Los Aqelea. CA 9002.S. 11'9 A aNCR! s.cro..cindl Bell ,. ~ beet main and elhnlmtet wailt1ine bulps. Keep1 "°'1 feeUa1 alert and youthful an day. Nicely '"lriml".,... r to.-.. P~ yet comfortably Inn! Great for.,.. or women (~). Siua l4-44, U .91 plu• "' ptb. Slimmetry, P'Wll,16MaJn St. Newark, NJ 07105. PIAY rTSAR. "Bver&fe" la a ftne product for any who experi- ence embamua· Int "lack of con· trol." Oo any- where, ale any place, and be UIUied al proklction. Of aoft vinyl, only weiabs 7 oz. Ont« by ..... aia. Wttb llMf, S7.95. &ua liner, $3.95. SO dilpoeable linen, $U.S. bk:o Mf1s Co., Depc. 479. U37 E. McP ...... Santa Ana. CA 92705. llAll'l1IY T.amrn "Rappi-ia ... A Onea n.-b· on 100~ eofl cottoe T-Sbln. lela everyoee • tnow that you haw a mqic toudt with your prdell or bcMlle ,......! Ora& over jam wbile prdenlas - or wbaleftf! MIChlae wuh. Ueilu 1i11e1 S. M, L. XL Sunftower .,W with .,_ printa.,. Ss.95 plm "' p.\h. 2. Sl2 ppd. Howard Home, 30 B. 42 St .. New Yott, NY 10017. c1n csnsasr The famoue 'Sbiey- Brilht' Ttl:any Col- 1 ec t, o n with the beautiful, delicate Tear,Drop, Open Heart aad Kidaey Bean. Necltlacu crafted in silver plate with matchilll I tr chain&. S3 pl• SO' pltt each;-Any 2. $6 pl111 SO'. Any 3, S9 ppd. Happy Howe. Dept. PW, 114 New York Ave .• Preeport. LI .. NY IU20. Ql.IADULOVPE ia four mqnilen io OGel Jllll 2" s 2" and -isbl a mera ounce, it o«en four clif(erem mapiftcatlom in one coavenieat in- 1trumen1. Combinu two double lenaes to crate four -an in • bril- lir.ntly clear and undiltorted field! U .69 each plus 6:H pt.h. 6 for Sl9.69 plua SI ..SO. Heaoik.er'a, Depc. PW, 779 8tllll St .. Boa 75M, Su FrancilCO, CA !M 120. 1111m at watina " up wiCb lboec "pif, lowcue creuea" on your face'P You caa coddle your face an ....... loat with a luxurious and ipeC[ally C09- 1trvcted pillow· cue al wuhablc polyeller wieh a meab trkot liner. h btablea your delicate tklft with "Nn00thln1 care" while ycMa aleep. Sl.95 each plus.,, pAh. Onan l..al>- oratoriee, Dept. PW, Division of Consumer Data Cocp,., 2135 Betvi· dcre Rd,. Waultepn, IL 60085. Bedtime Stories To Open Young Eyes And Ears To The Wonder Of Words Now Parents' Magazine- Arneriea 's child care authority- And Pictures brlngs you The Bedtime Slotybool< Club, desk}ned for your child's early, Joyful learning years/ Youknow-asdochild psychologists. doctors. teachers and child care specialists-that the kind of picture and story books you provide for your child during the early years will have a profound eftect upon your child's future development. And Parents' Magazine's editors and child care specialists want to help you during these most important years of your child's life. That is. to penpoint-from a multitude of children's books-those which will most happily and effectively encourage your little one virtually "from the cradle" to enjoy books. and through them to acQUire a joyous curiosity for all the new and~ experiences and ideas that good picture books bring Into little children's lives. Brilliant Authors And lllustrat()(S Tum Your Child's Bedtime Into A Wondrous World For You To Share With Your Child Through membership in Parents' Magazine's Bedtime Storybook Club. a new book is sent every month. each carefully selected by Parents' Magazine's experienced editors and child care specialists. The books are the creations of America's best children's writers and illustrators: the stories are rich in the drama and delight that make your child want to hear them again and again. and to turn the pages by himself and talk about them with you, in the happy nightly reading ritual. 3 Books Worth S 16.50 For Only S 1 (plus a small mailing charge) ... plus a Free Doll ... with Trial Enrollment -----------------------------------~ Right now-as a special inducement to enroll your child promptly-we o ffer you your choice of any 3 of the books shown on this page (worth $16.50) for only $1 ... plus a small postage-and-handling charge. In addition we will send you. absolutely FREE. your choice of either a Raggedy Ann or Raggedy Andy Doll. Each month we will arrange to send your child another delightful Bedtime Storybook (usually priced $5.50 or more in the stores) for only $2 .29. plus a small postage-and- handling charge. Thus you enjoy the double advantage of your child's pleasure, delight and learning while you save substantially at the same time. So do act today ... and fill in and mail at once the convenient enrollment certificate now! Parente' Magazine's BEDTIME STORYBOOK CLUB P.O. Box 161 Bergenfield, N.J. 07621 10330 I enclose It plus 50C ma11tng Chllrge. IOI' whtGh please send my child the 3 books I h811e clrc:led below ~free~t Raggedy Ann or -, A B C D EFGH Allo ...t, FREE. the Doi ch9dled: 0 "99gedy Ann 0 Aeggedy Mitt and at the same time enroll myctuld as a membef °' ~ Bedtime St~ Oub and arranoo to l8fld eecn monlh anottief Bedtime Stor;t>ook (prioed 1n !he stores at ~-50 °' morel. blll1ng me only S2.29 pl~ ~Ing for eacn II not l)leued with the 3 books circled above, 1 can return them within tO days tor tult refund. wtlefeupon no 11#1her books are to be sent The doll is my chlkfs to keec> free in any event If I continue memb9f8h1p, 1 may cancel any time aftef ~monthly boOk l84ect100S have been r808fV9d °"Id's name 0 9ov 0 Grt J.dtJ( Age. ____ _ Citv·-------------------------State __ Zlp Code __ _ Parent's 11gnature TelePhC>ne No I I ICXMS Canedlan rnodenlt oi.Me Mf'CI O<O.fl to PM MOS Ud Su•le 10' 130 Menon SI To1on10 M4S 1 M Cenacloen O<derl alloooect l1om c.n.a. al a SllQfWly ""9hef pnce BS.fW..:M t 8 ~----------------------------------~ Raggedy Andy Doll! Choose either of these radiant. red- headed dolls! Colorfully dothed. soft and cuddly, 6)4" tall. Buttons and eyes are painted on-nothing h#d Of sharp 10 harm your child. Yoor child can have either one FREE -with trial enroll- ment in the Bedtime St()fYbook Oub. ~~'- ,,~, lkJINQ, RU881AN STYU .. ..., ...... A 11'1811 ....: The Russiana have introduced fastu and mare et&cient methods ol spk'e travel. and now they've come up with a speedier way to move acrou 9CllDe of their mow-laden tena.lo.. With the help ol a b.ckpeck eogioe. &tted with a propeller, crcm-<:ountry siding can oow have the same thrills as downhill-speeds in~ ol SO miles an hour are pouible, c~ de- signer. The engine is set in motion as the skier builds up his own moa4tum· While this mechanism may make croa-country more fun, im't skiing perilous enough with- out being harnessed to a lot of sharp-edged equipment? BJ Frank 8llginlkl • • ......... ..a. ..... COllllng ol ... : "Ewir 1iDoe I ,._a YOUDI girl. I knew I would ieM:b my peak at around .., 85. Well, fm 36.-.d, unlike IO many other women, gled to lld- mit my ap. I haws beaun to ,.Jise my true .elf. My body II in better slmpe tma it's ewr been. I've been on a prutllin diet. and I find I haw much IDClle energy-both~ Mad mental-as a remit. fve Ft lines around my eyes, but they don"t bother me. Even tboucb I ldYe cbildren. I've prepered myllllf not to have any and not to be embittered when I'm older be- ame I didn't. Oiildrm ue Rippmed to be your .... comfort in middle ap. but I .. WI enouP woodedul mml· oriel already. rm loaldot f«- ward to being a 9eX)'. crazy old lady.- ..., .. col111 ...,,, .. ....,.., ..._ publlcm COMM tllll ... 'I Here'1 Democrat Jamee Michener'• view: '°The athlete and bll ~ mowi in a world ol ooa.terVa- live values and are IUl"l'OUDded by oon- lelVative types. Very few Democrats --..... - \\Ti 11. l 011 !'IA simple c:ounes, IJke phy1icel educatJoo Of business. 11le prlCtices leave you too tired to study more tt.n wMt you need to pt by. You're definitely too tired to think OD~ own. You're told to be 1usp6cloul ol hippies and radicals. You end up avoidma the u- -IOciatiom-tbe inteDec:tua.I pve.and-tab '"' "Of -r• I I t j e. 1 t W with people ol varioua ~are ....._ ,_..,, W• ,_.,.. .... ...,.. ..... really as much eollete edUC9tioo M w~ " • FAMILY WHICL'I', AIOO'* •.um DWIAN8fl .. Ullllre -_, o11w-... " )'OU learn in the classroom. Increasingly, you accept the philosophy cil the locker room. Physical strength and the ability to with- stand ~ are the most J.)Olitive virtues. Women are -things. Bookish people and little people are suspect. Finally, with the scholarships, the alienation and the practice houn, you come to view it all as a job.' " From "Sporti in America." by James Mich- --/D--..:1-._._ ...... ,. .,,.., DJ f AM lY w(fl 'I 0 11nu ·-APO Tb d8J-Sylvia 19; Connie c.sther Wil- 88; Robert ?isber 48; .rlene Dahl Nolan 74. --Alfred ....,,.,_ •TMDAY NOPU: ..... .._end -Doutll• Quips &Quotes ~ BJ Rlctwd Annour PRE-TV Moat houaes today have a family ....... What once we cleecribecl u a -. It's where we all sit a.cl wMda TV, • lhat wt.at 61 we do b.m them? I dimly recall (it wu lmlg ago, No......, tbea, at wlaida to look) We oftea played pmes, lib cbecbn -carda. Or maybe we rad a hook. lt'1 po111'ble, evea, that in our ... Or to at leaat aays my mother, We dlcl what's not clone in our family ro6m1 T albcl (and listened) to one another. Sign in "" ltallon redaurant window: "Blc~enn4ol Speclal- Chlclcen Catch-a·Torfl ... -Conrad Fiorello Everything in Washington has a political tone to it. For instance, in ttie Library of Congress the signs don't say: SILENCE. 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Beach -147-ISSS VOLKSWAGEN DONIUINS VOUCSWACHH 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -134-4100 SUllDH, AUCUST I 1 ... e If\ ai1..,1111•11 ..... 1973 NFC Ptayo/1-MIM•SOll V1k1n1s" Wtslltnston Rtds'lns. 11:00 • "tN P'Yla T..-: s--t Tt., "811tktyt Boy's llanch C111mp1on ships" (4hr) Top pros c0f11pele IOI S7S.OOO 1n lhe 51m1li111l1in&les ano doubles m11clles lrom Columbus, Ohio 12:11e (9 ) Ml Actiell ................ ws..OalllN A'a. ue. (J1) v.. lt ... b f1n1ls ol lhli SI00.000 mtn I 11n&lts tou1n1mtnt ltn l1om North Conw11. Ne• H1mpsll11t 1'0t e flMll 1'11.S.-,...._. (II) Los Anseles llams ~s 01ili1 !MbOys ••a lie r-•.-... 7:0t(Qll ) Cliia•Jh1•i• r-. llOtlOA Y, IU"'ST I S:JOe O ......,~._.. l:Ot • "* P'Yla ltllllis (R) Men's fonali 1n lhe Buoeye Bo~s Ranch Compehhon lrom Columbus. Ohio 1:11(8 ,......,lll&M ..... TMUISOAY, AUQUST lZ t:GO .... ,,.. tlle oi,.,ic SATURDAY, AUC:UST 14 ll:GO 8 8 Cl) (II 8 lllitf lt•IM a..tliU IMO• T1lia ts ....... l?:Jt. Gluttlt ""11 ........ 1:09. ~ Tllllllt Da11 llow1111nd Dabnty Coltm111 •S loM 8tr1d1110 •lid Eric 8tatd4n Tony lr1btrt and Bobby R111s co hosl 1:00 • (QI ) ID P'CA W Clt':iu •-•1 Tll11d 1ou110 plar lrom lltt IM1Jt1$1011al Co\intfl Club 1n W 1n1f911. DC 4:• e IIll CIS s,.tb s,.ctxlllH Gtr1111n Grand Pm Svpe1bowl ol Motocross, and 1 loot at lht 11 member chmb1n1 tu m IOI the Amt11t1n 81ttnttnn11I Moun! Emut ttped11io11 S:Ot e (IJI) ) 0 AIC'a W. "'1W ti s,trtl l:OO 8 0 ()') at • Wt ,.,.,.._ ,....,,. Tift delendinf Super Bowl clllmpt0n P1ttsbur111 Stetltls mul lhe Wash1n1ton Redskins lft the 1111ion's C,p1111. 7:11 ..... l're·S.-F..-.A l1Ye con ra1e of the C•mt between Rems tnd St1tt11 ll:tl e...,.. r ... t• Pittsbur1h n Photn11. SllllAY, Mm. l• •CC> "Tn,te c.." (IUljl) '67-Y11l ltynt1t1. C1111ttop11t1 Plumm1r 7:11 • <JD .,.. -.r (tdv) '5S-Jo1111 Wont, l11111n Bttall ••r. "Tiii Utt ti bile t." (dre) '37-h ul Muni l:JO <• Cl>> 9 (C) "T1ll M:•lllM" (dra) '69-Btklm fthmlo, "'" A.r111vw. Alln Btdtl. C.n41c• 8er11n. MCMIMY, AUCUSl I 1:00 • CC) "My Cllllill WecMI'' (dr1) 'Sl-OliYla de .Hnlll1n4 e ~Ille~ M" (susp) '66-D1Yld Nlwn. Cyril Cuuck S Ill Ille Cit (dr•) '69-0llm Rttd. S.m1nth1 Euu a.:JO I CC> "T1ll ,.,,_ CM!e""(com) '66-J1ck Lammon ..._,." (tlft) '65-Merlon 81ando, ltd 811nner TVDOAY, MltUST 10 l:tl • CC> "T1lt .. c..11" (dn) '61-Sttphtn Boyd • CC> "T1ll '-'ll.;;J.d~~f Harper. Dim McBain 1:00 e a:> "t. lM * Wll" (dra) 'S8-Robert H01to11 Dana Wynttf •a:> "0.,.'• llftlll" (drt) ·&a-ltsllt Nielsen. L11n1t Kmn a ...._. Mttft '9, TrwMe f ..... " (tom) 68-llosalond Russell TMUISOAf, AUGUST If l.iO e CC) "T1lt Clw ... Ti .. " (d11) '69-V11n1 l1ti, W1lh1m Holden •~al* '8dflc" (dra) '51 -JoM Warne • CC) "T1lt llllot" (dra) '68 Anthony Quinn Mochul Caine t:ot e 0 Cl) al G CC) "tllwte " (d1a) '71 -lm fond1, Oon1ld Sutht1l1nd fltOAY, AUCUST U 1:00 e "Tiit DW1J Mtt•" (drt) '63 John lrel1nd Cwrl luram e .,.._. (SC• Ir) ·~-'''"" WlllllllOlt. £dmwnd G•'nn •Ct> ......... (dr1) '63-Robert M11chum t:11 e <UJ w a:J ~ " • Mc• c.t••" <d111 11 Mll\111 Bttulll. frwo NtlO. • ca , a ~ ~ c.trad" ''"' "'-,.... e.w.. SATUllOlY, MUST 14 1.• •a:> '1llllf tf ~ (tdv) 'SI Stm llmts 1:00 e (IS Cl)) 0 "lrttHI• St111" <•d•I 16 1111 St John a:>,. Ml, Ill•" (d11) '16-$11111 StevtM • "AllllClll Ttmf" (dr1) '70-Mlehetl Rennie t:OI • (JIJ~ M •A 0.-" <•dv) 'GS-fm• Sinatra 9 Cl:> "Tiie '-'i h temp" (dra) '&3-M 8oaarda THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL SO KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SUllCIAY, AUQUST I )., ........... 4:30 Tiit ,,.., Mtlklll ftl~ Duct S:OOlalcally._.... 5:30 A lillalllill TriW1 Ill Wil&e Clllltl 7:30 ....... l:OOl ..... lt~ t:00111441Mlt1WellltlilloMs Howtrd H1wu 1s prohled 10:00 lieu* 0. kl &11n nin1 111lh D1 V1nc1's retutn to M1l1n tht PIOl'lm tlKU hrs dap u a m1hl11J en11nttf. his 11llsl1t 11o lly ••th Michel1n1elo his 1nnn1.on ol 1 w1nsed m1ch1ne. ind his work IOI hi$ ltttst port111t - "lhe GIOCOnd•." OI Mont l~ lllOllOAY, AUQU$l t l:GO fee. tf W... A doeu 111tnt1ry on th pibltms or lht elderly l :Jl llbttt ht•n' lttic'Mr· .... •• s-Sttwt '-• Tiii Dldrk c..., ~----6:00 Uw11i S. C111f1: Th a... Ciklltr A filmtd lllOI 11phy ol 1nth10poloe1st Curtis who 19tnt more lh1n JO ytm photor11ph1na the American l11dl1n, 7:11 "" f rtlldl Cliitf ........ ,,... l:JO ~ .-A CIMIMlllll flMr 1:11 DloM ........ SlllW ll:llMNtlldlll~ MSOAf, AKUST II J.•...., r.-T1m Clllwty . 111lhor of "Tht tnw atme ot f ennlf ' condijttl ala hatf·ho11r t1nn1t tmo"' J:JG lllltttl lltlHI' lttll~MI· lllM 4:00S...Stfttt S.10 Eltctrtc c.,.., S:JICett ....... , ... ~._..An u· amlnUlon of lh• Amtt1C1n Btnkln& Syttem l:JOflllltl ti Ille c.....-i A d0Cum1nt1ry on Clltrlts Beb bare. 1n m •nlnc 191h ctn tury 1en1us 7:00 Hip ScMll Clltlt F•ll 7:30lelktllr ..... .......... l :JO ... tlCU l11~IJR lrtlth "F 11t1 Scnoldtr" Pro1r1m tr1cu Scholdtr's pho to111phlc work wllh the N1v1J0 lnd11ns In Gallup, N M 9:GO M t11t t., IO:GO ( .... It ,.,. WCDIKSOAY, AUCUST 11 l:Ot Tiii frtlldl Ole! l:JO .... ., ,...., •• ....,.. .. ,. ..... 4:GOS....Strttt 5:00"" Clktrk c.,., S:JOY•Mep• l:tl Ofl0Slit1t 011 Pert I Ot••nosr•plltr JKquts Cou· stuu ltlds a "d1StuS11011 CM1 llM C011lrowtn11I IQllt of t1p Pl"I Oii cllposilS b1111td In the c.onhntnttl shelf of lllt U S 7:GO s..tll ~ ll9ftllM A Ml Its ot five p10111ms show1n1 the Black involvement 1n h1stoiy lrom the lite 1700$ 10 the turn ol the 20th century 7:JOsi-c. ........... ,.. TllMtn 9:tO I. T•, Wiii S...-.. Me A loo~ ti tht crtahvt 11ts cln sts al lht U111ms11y ol Soulhtrn C1hf0tn11 11 ldy11 •ild t:JO llifrtn II TiM A tour •1lh Ille ocu no&11phic ruurch ¥tSRI, UM Hollis t11ndbtr1. 10:00 Qarln tn•: lluH Ct•· bMill ti 1-Uh l'fo111m traces Ille dew1lopment of tht Chtrlestown 1111 ol Boslon IHI""~ Wltll Ille l.,.m ll:OOMNtlldlll~ neuaoAY, AUCnl 12 JM .... );JO llliltlf ... .,. ......... .... 4:11 --""" HIDldrkC...., !l:MC.1•1l11f• 1:11 • c,. ..... Wrlttt'• Wt••· -''Illy 811dbury" 7:IO~Wlltll~I ,.. 1:00n.~ t:OO ............ Al1llb t.IO L4llCY -.nc. 1 .. , .... .,......, 11:tOMNtlldel·~ ,.MY, AUIUS'f II J.•Pnflll: .... J:Jt....., .... ,... ...... .... ..... ._,.,... i .. Dldrk c..,.., s:••-. 1:00 .... Ml4tlt l:Jlr.c.tt..._.. 7:M Or•••• C..11tr S••••r ''UnllK•Y 13" A vltlt to 1 mnt loc1tlon lo that11r tomt of tltt most COl!lmon 1119tl1tltloM. ................... l:JOWll ....... NOC....~,_.. lt.Ol lt hfW WMll LM A 1m film sttfnnc Alt< Guinness SATUllOU, ACICUST I• J:GO ,,..., A ptoflle ot 11rono mist ud socrolo&lst Ju n P1e1Tt Hiiiei, wllo spent 18 months with the l"lam1es of lhe Utur1 foiut 1n Afnca •:OO Ofl.sa.t Oii hrt I (I) 5:00 .._ ai.fltl ._A biOCll phr ol tht Americen com pGMI .. ... llt .......... (I) ,., ...... ,. l:tl ""' A filmed ldn•ture lh1ou1h lht solu system sllow1n1 the mos! rKtnl dis COlltrltS. .......... n.en ....... t., , .... #for letter or Worse," 1 comedy pilot on NIC, Friday at •M, ltan JKll Weston and MMp lednloncl (hUlbwl and wife In real llfel • Jd .... ~ Hollnd, I Couple who c1l1bra ... their _.. w.Wlns .....,_ venuy wl llld up whltlns a ....,,... COUMllor. TM couple lnwttet Jadl's bull- ............ 519" w .... (Colwad ... , ....................... (Hwy McCor- .... , to tllelr annlnnary ......,, and hne one ol llMlr ,.,,......,_,. .,.......... .. Steve ..., ....., conwtnce the Holmdt lo whit a ....... CGHRHI• (ldpr 0.Allll),llMI • ..................... _,...,_ experiment In touchlfta. -.,.,,, PIKe," another comedy plot (Nlr, Mollday at •M), mn DelA leete u the w/openlOr ol a....._... but cleM .......,_. and ........... hoUle nor the Sin Pedro wharf, who lftherib I tua boat. ..... her IOft loWs (Erk LaneuYtlle) Ind dYI II colll MOre to own 1 tua than 11'1 worth and are eventually reteued fl"Olll debt by lerto (Alt Melnno) I former Navy .... who buys the boat. I llORNING eaoo • CJ) s..., S....etf ......... ... , .... -6:30-.. , ..... ........... OllJ •w.s..sa.. ........... ........ , .. ...... nw.. 7:00 • (Jl) QI .... • 0 Cl) Cll • ,..., .. • Ma.t ....... e (8 (I)) QJ c.'41 Met11l•1 -.a • feet.M . ""'"' •c.-. • 5elQ .. ,. .. ~ • ..,Ileen' ........... -7:30- ()) • Clttlen ••n.n. ................. es...Sbwt 8:00 •we.-....,.. (J)S.., •Ullle • n..,..... -~-.. <m w n.ma. ..... ~ ., ...... , .... -&:30-•w ~ ., ..... , ..... -~ ac.-. ., ...... 9:00 .c...ity ...... • a w at • s.tet• 1 s.. • Tiie """ (() .... , ... •• la ....... CJ) l'tict .. ...... .,_, ....... .. •ILMLKJ • c.. ,,,..: lit .... ,... r11 . ,..... ·--'*"" ,. ())~°"Ill' .. IDN S*iew -1:30-·~'-' e D (I) <!I • Cele•rllr ........ • -...: Set Oeyt1mt Mo¥1u Dil*W.DJ'e •"-au. . , .... 10.00 •ltll a... e a Cit•._."',.,. .... Cl>""1 .... ......... ""- •Otc1rkt....., 8 '"'" °" -10:30- • (f7J CIHJ ) LM .. Utt e O l)) CUI • Hellyw"41 S.--!his •H~ tltf celeb1111es tNsquttldt as l1mous people from hlStot) 1nd hchon loi "Stoiyllool S411a1u " • <• >a """°"' • MfM Htic8cl ~ ••c.-. S111CM 11:00 •llll ,..,, ...... e o C11 •'·'~ "" ....... • (Ill Cl)) 0"" s..t • -..: See 01ytome Mov•ts ..... ... ,.,.. .... -11:30-• U1J (J) S.erdl ter ,...,. ,.. • (IJ 0 Cl) 111 lht , .. , .. • (121 CDl f...., ''*' Cit Miff ""'-· Mlty HlrtMM •l..tt'sbp ••c-,sa.. <Iii .... AFTmRNOON 12:00 ........ .,., .. 1111e ,,... ni.1i.o, n • <• 1 a ue.eoe ,,,_. (B .... • ... : Ste Oaytune Movies .,.,,...,_.... <lll .. .,..., ... """' a .., ......, .., 1tar1. -sum.._. • ......... cw, -12:30- • {fl) (]) (]) Al Ille WltW T111111 • D (]) CJI D DIJS tf 011 u.. ([) Dim •• DJ'• • <• w> a•.., C11M11• • .....,,tlile,__ Qll LMLKJ . ......... , .... 1:00 e QI MHlu : See 01yt11n1 MO'llts ())"""net .. : l:. (])) Q)) .,.ft'I ..... . ........ es..a11t1Mtc..., .~, .... -l:JQ- • !llJ (]) CJ) Tiie ..... lJtll' • a w <m • n.. Dldln '--• <a w a °"' Uft .. "" •1'111 lJicy .. 2:00 • M CD <IJ M Ill tlile 1.-, ~ eJ CJI D WMf W.W ......,, .... . ......... ~,....,. ....... -2:15- • ((8 (I)) 8 c..r.f ~I -2:30- • l11' m m .... a... .... .... "•IUwf • -..:St, 01yt1111e MO'lltS • ..., ..... a.a • "* s..rt .,....,. 8'Ll5-rlbU... 3:00 9 (J1) T ltltetMs 8G5-rtli ..... ryLf.tl. ,.,.~ Clttlen 8 (121l )IUlU .. tfliCtll TiletfMJIM(• ®' -..: See 01yt1mt "'°"'" ., .. ,,,.. . .............. 0 ~ Qil)Oer\ ...... ., .... ,. -3:30- • SZS,000 l'yre111i4 Mon., ••• Tr-."-! Jues . C....W C-ra Wed . Bobby Vinton lhur • lHt ol the Wild fr! Glll UMellwalllSMtt • Galt ' Nenitt • ... : Ste 01yl1m1 Mov1ts (()IDr ... tf ...... ••c.-. .__,,,.,,..., cm ~....,,.. (8 ,,..,.. ........ 4:00 9hice b llPt .,....,._ .... s.r... ''Tiii SMALL CAil IX"RTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS "alONALtDD UAllNO -ALL MAKIS & MODIL$ A 1111 SfUCTIOlf Of USID CMS 142-7711 540.0442 S1rui11g _Aff Bea c.·J, Li/i~J S MINUTE~ SOUTH OF !>4N DIEGO FW'f 18835 BEA~H BLVD • (Highway 39 ) HUNTINGTON BEACH "•' IUNDAY AlllUST I llOllNlllQ ., ........... '*'••• e:oo • Tiii .... lllttfllttltMI [llCM1it> lie c.ci- 11:00 •U...C• Dutll • WIWIHt n.aq, •""'9C...... ni--. ....... Ille s..111 • l121l I 8 111ttt Att IM °"' • lllN: "Tiii Milflty llldiwt" (com) ·o -w111m 8eery • a.di ill "" ..... <I1J ··~ • ,.. ... Clltlrt• • "llMI Pris T.-is: S-.r T•r "fht Buckeye Boys Ranc:ll CNm P10nSl11ps" (4hr) fop oros compeie for $7S,OOO 1n the se1111 linil s1111les ind dollbles matches frOlll Colum· bus, Ohio ID Mlle S.Mc. G Fllttl ,_, ... , -11:30-.,..,...... 8 Mete C.... lllt Flltllrt A looll 11 how wentlsts are llk1n1 lhe cuus. ~• out of weather lor1<11tm1 Cl) lllN: ...... ..,. Ille S.." Cd11) '63-Alldy St1w1rt •118 Cl))8111bAWllll (II s-. Dill' ...,,... <I1J CJ) n. """' ., .... AFTSRNOON 12:00 9"Tll•M lllMI ==~'t,..., .,. )~l .... &Al!Mn • (lJJ Tllriller • lldtlM't ""' (I1J CD lllN: "W1 Uttlt Acre~ (dr1) 'S8-Robtrt Ry1n. T1n1 lou1se !JI ... " Aericllltwt a~a...u, -12:30- • (18 Cl)) wt. Acti.. • A111t1 l1u•111 C1liforn11 Anaels VI 01kl1nd A's • KIM 0. • ""'61: '1lltt II LM~ (d11) 'f1-t111h111n1 Hepburn, Ptul Htn111d ·""~ .,.,.~ .,,....a.. ~9"1td1M 1:00 a <rn ...,.,_.a.. 11< F111ats ol 1h11 1100.000 men's sinctes tou111u1ent hYe lrom North Conway, NH U llMt s,.ct °""' UMs . ... : ....... .., .,, ,, .. Nit" (COlll) '64 Polly 8er1en r11d M1<.Mu111y. Allene 01hl, Cir Wah.tell • IMie: "Utttt ~ " ...... C..." (a~) '6l -J1111111y Racers. Chill Wtlls (j)),.._.n 1ll ... If Wktery (Bl 11.t°.:..•· an.. illl .IMlllt -1:30- • \11) Tiii 4ht lllenlltitllaf lu· wrlltlc C.,,• IDlhellllt l'r .. IS Tiii llretn lrltllln ID Flllfarril ftlctil Ill $Wty O.Mtf11t11re: "My I I VO!Ut $py,-KTlle R11nm1kt(' 2:00 fJ l'WslllaeW 1' Siii Diesi , ..... ~ •"' ... Ntf 'Ill r• fNMI a r.-,., ,..,, (tftl )Tr ... re ID lltrlco, MatM 1 lllc-tro -2:30-· ~ • fllttle: (,t) "TH llertll frt· •1rkk" (dra) ·~a-Gary Coooer 011ne Yllll. Geraldine F1111euld m MIN: • .._.., f,.. • l'1t· ...,k l'ltlet" (SCI 11) '66-hmio Kaw111. Yoko Y1111amolo (}!) m • ..., """ IBJ l'ltltletltlll .. (rtf) CJ,)) ~ Kall141•co,e 3:00 8 a.. ,,._ __ feelNll (R) LA. Rams I'S OallH Cowboys • 1'MI Is .... lift e MIN: .. , .... Ille S." (dr1l '51-Glenn FOid, Anne 811111 Cl) UfO D MIN: a::l "lllM U.," (d11) ·ss~ Jolln W1yne, ltu11n Bmn 9 Mttle: a::l "l1t11H" (Id•) '66-Adam West, Byrt W1rd •SMWerCMe-. (11) CV Ola ••II ..i.i, a..11111 illl ...., S.aert tDllltfTIMlt QI lleM: rt) ''hr IM i.-If Mt" (dil) '60-lbcl11rd B.neh111 Stu Erwin -3:30-e o. ea.,.. m lliPt ""'1 ~ ....... , ... ""' ...... (<JI) ) f fieNt .. Mall 4:00 8SuMI• (l.J Vic1lfY .. Set Star fr" CD M"lt: 111111'91" (dr1) '38 !!tile 01v1l, Henry Fond• on w w c..11 TV Wllll, AUOUST I, !979 -•:30- Get s-t 8 Meetlllt "'• .,..,.. """ a ._ ew.,...C11t1 1:00 e Star Tr• 11JUtttt ... • "111 ..._..,, the Se• Peo ole" A look 11 lht work1n11 of Tek111e II Ille most 1dv111Ctd undersea b1b 11a1 em ~urtt 1nd 11 one ot the m111ne tcienhsl toms consishna enllrtly of women lletielal Gtecra,Mc D CM....,, 1owt1111 (!IJ llM CD MIN: "ltislft1 ti ttlt Motll" (dra) '57-C)nl Cumk, Noel Purcell • !Ulla '15 U t..cer11 (JI 1\t 100 CW. Ttltltloll Con hnues, Yll ulelllt• U"'I' 1AM ............. Ill .... i8) llltwlt: cm "(111111 .... tllt 111111" C•d•) "60-Join Collins, Richard C,an IBMtriu11A1111tr -5:30- 11 <BJU G llM CI1I I.Mia' 0. fD .. ,....., al41- • Atlltriult/lvael ~ Hew •V•NING 8:00 ....... II Wit, Frt1 & Ollie ••twit: CC) mor) "TriJI• Crtu " (MP) '67-Yul 81ynner, Chn~tophtr Plummer. ·=='""' ~--.-.-• llltleuf C..Cr• cm CIJ 111111 """" SM 9CI"-' (D (() Dilltc• ID Ollllltry "The OewU's Work" lit tie known sfor) of 1n Itinerant the lltr companr and Illinois lawyer Abr1ham Lincoln who defended 11 1n 1838. Ill •• ,..,.. -6:30- • (]?)(]) ..... . .... ,..,.. •cw,.·, Mwlt1111 "C1rm" ~DilleMitll ?I • ja,._ °""" @ ( ........ fD fillll '""'" Gt I'_,.. 19 Trawtl ...... ,c... 7:00 a ffl) r Cl) IO lliMltft • Ill (J) (II ..... If Dif. .., MtlllCt on the MQ11nt11n" (R) Conclusron ol a two part dt1m• •bout ' I• y111 old boy ltctd 111lh lhe mponsib1hty of t•r1n1 for his moth11 and younatt blothtr and SIS!tl While lht l1lht1 IS IWlr fiCht 1n1 111lh lh• Confedtr•te orcu M1lth Vo1el Cllarles Ardman, Pit f!owley. £ti( Shu 1nd fod11 f01111 "'' CJ)WllUllUtlt e <• Cl)) 0 TIMI U•41rm ..... ._.C......"Sh11\1" A 1rippln1 study of the M1'1 most lt1rtd ud d1n111ou1 cr111ure l1l111ed on lon hon 1n tht 1!1d Su Ille lndJ1n Otu n 1nd 1111 Cud of [dtn e lllMlt: -C) (211r) •119M U.J" (adv ) 'SS-Ion Warne l1uru 81call • Liit "' s,.c. .~,. eJt..-°' ... .......... , (IJll ) c...,........ n.M111 -7:30- fD Dr. •illlftr• (i21l ) lllMle: '11le taillt Mu· ~,. (drt) ·~-Hu111phrtr Boctrt lose ftrrtr, YM lohnson e """" LM ... lt 'rocra1111 8&00 e (llJ S-J I Cher (Al Neil Std1h aunts e 0 (lJJ Ill Ellerr Qum "The S1n1ster Scen1110" (R) Whtlt the mov11 version of one of Cllery s novels rs btln' ltlflltd. the 1cto1 who pl1rs Clle11 ( ror Oon1hue) rs shot 1nd there 111 su~ects 1nd motives 111lorel Noah Betry. V1ncen1 PrtCe. Blrbar1 RU!ll ind Don DeFore auest ....... LllO·lld e (9 ) (JI) Sil Millien S lll1n The 8ton1t 81d1e (Ill Sim jOtftl tht pohct forte to 1nvut1t1le 1 vttmn cop suspected ol involve mcnt 1n lhths of 1t0111tt compo Mn ts • ..i.: (lllr) '11le lJtt ti [lllllt Ziii" (dr1) 31 P1ul Mu111 G.llt Son0tr111rd Donald Crisp Josoll ScMd•11ut •s.. ,.,,, s.... ....... .,.., 9 [ .... lt,.,.AtlortCOt11td1tn lony Randall recrtu t •cetpts trom Ftude" 1nd 5in&s Hl•t Some M1de111. My Dur " -1:30- • WT DAY -CAU 1111 • 700 ClUI maHOll -~ 700 ci.. , .... Con tinuu VII Yltll1te unttl 2AM 9:00 • (llJ • (I!) r.lithUI Ansari 1utsl5 11 Keith McC1llum. 1 111ult1 mm1ou11e construction ly coon, who is c1lrn In lht lace of Kol1k's 1nva ttc1tt0n of 1 muder Mc Ca lum helped covtr up with con crett 18 years 1co • 0 ())QI G HC Su11•1J lllYlltrY,~ "Ille Cana 11111 SIOle M111h1tt1n" (A) A near perfect multi 111llllon doll11 robbery 11,u place d1H1111 the f1lm1n1 of 1 mOllOll och1rt Ind •hen McCloud 1nvtU1J 1ttt he rS -ootd by an IClftU llld bOthertd by lft ICIOI •llO WJnlS IO bt 1 r tal hit tltteclrve •ca 1 1>fl u c s.11•1r .... : 'C) (Zllrl•) .,.. ~ hlfen" (dr1) 69-Bekim re~rnio Chat1ts AtnlWOUI 41.tn 8.tdtl c.n dl<t Bcr1en hrn1ndo Rty [rnts1 Bo11n1ne. Ol1v11 dt Hav1ll1nd Oul ol 1 btoody rt'IOIUllOll 111d counltt "volulrOll thll sp1wntd lht btrth ol lht hctt0~I South AtntllClft rtpubloc of CortcQuty er111r1u Dai Xe1101. tht hero of lh11 specl11Cul11 trim version of H11old Robbtns btst sellrnt novel e c,,., Tt4 At1111tr1111 .......... ,. .,.,....ni.. e MMltf,itct TllMtrt: IMll14tr II .._..., "l1dy Constocr lyt ton" Tht suft1111ttn mn t wttll v10 11111 rrnsunct fro111 1 mite dom1n1t1d rovernment i nd the 11111 l1dy ConS11nc1 Lytton ts tortured IJld lortt led tn p111on ., lllcllt 4t C.11 -9:30-s..., 1 ~ •c:-MyF~ ....... " lll• .(# ....... 10:00 a lr c CMllOll IRl An a1rnos1 forCIJuen ch1pte1 ol Cannon's milt l••Y urur 1n Korn p1npo1ntl him o 1 1111et of 1 South Kornn olltCt• l perso11al ven1uncr Can-I C..,.11y ...... m lillfel Heur ID Cr11t hrlor111uc11: J11111lt "T11umoh i nd '".'' eodiy" • lAMI Ger-. 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(R) ~ dnlls 8rtn4' Oj\ lltt tintt pornts of hie, well ii !low to land a l!lln, when l!fenda's Mr lli&hl 1ee1ns to ~ ukinc lltl lot 1r1nltd • 0 Cl) Cll • c.Mt n.... tr. "flt'• PllA" Dell• lleese sttri as Ille 0.1111 oper1I01 of a modest ~e hottl ind 1U1111ranl 1fllo 1111tf11ts 1 lll(Ooll trom Ol!e ol htr bol•dtrs alld 1m111nes lflet 111 htr f1n1nc11I .orr1n 111 !Wtl, "f"-'Y * Qlllt" H•rold Could 111d Red ButtOftS st11 11 mature. lonely wtd O.efS sflMllll I IMMist wflo NGOl!lt l11tncls 1n spill of tlle11 bt1n1 dil le1tnl 1n 111st 1bovl every way .... : CC) (Zllr) ..., c... ...,. (dra) '53-0lm• dt HIY~· i.nd, lbclllfd BllrtOll ... : CC) '11111 ...,,, , .... 11'1" Crom) '58-Cuil Juratns, lltbbit Reynolds • (Qll ) ft Wlu Wltftz "PIC• 11p" (R) Soph11 and Lvis try 1n r11n to diSs111dt 111111 oldest son, ~ictor. from ttlhn1 ~n Jerry 11\JI "" l!'lfntnd •es out •rth 11110tllef """ .... : c.C> (Zllr) .....,. Ille Sfle Ari" (Mlsp) '66-D1v1d Niven. ~·' CusKi .~ ......... .,.,,,._ S ... ! CC} {Zllr) v~ Ill ~ C.r" (dra) '69-0hver Reed. S1 1111111/11 fall, • '-'M.1..-s.....r .. "lht llucktyt Boys Ranch Chim· pionsh1ps" Pl1r111 compett lor m.000m frlllls comoetltion from ColumM. Ollt0 ..... ,.,..... • ,.,.... LMcutt "91Y..a -1:30- • <Ill (J) (]) ...,.. (R) Whtn Btu rtJtcls Ille •lltnlions ol 1 )Olln& swain, ht b11np his studious Ind 11norous •tttntions lo bt11 on tlt1 mo1ht1 .... : CC) (Jllf) "11le ,.,.. c.11" (com) '66~JKk Lemmon. Wtlttr W.tthlu, Ron Rich, Wit lll00t1, Judi Wut, Cliff 011110f\d A TV amtfl!llfl, hUlt wflift COWfllll I toolblll 11m1, tt told by hit slrin dt1n1 i.wytr, broth11°ln·l•• lost1y In btd In Oldtt lo r•t 1 bit 111waric1 MttltftltAI •C.W... <•(]))= ....... • .....,11*9 , ..... c.C> (2 ) "llrilri'"' (dr1) '6~-111.vlotl Brando. Ted llrtn ntl 8100 • (IJ) (J) All "' .... ,..., (II) Atth1t'1 mt to ur a ~omolton IS ro1n1 to cOll him 1 lot more than he bl111lllfd l0t, end ht'• ru lfy l111ht1ntd tbollt PIJilll lltt DflCt • ft ()) • ... ,.,, .. ,., .. ,.,HJllft Jiol11t" (It) Atttmptlnf 10 l'tKttully •nest 1 Vltln1m vtl111n Oii Hftult tlllf1tl, Joi 11 ha11111t11d by I stlllOI oft"tr •ho lllSISh Oii "bJ the book" Pf~dulU. (JI .. : (C)(211t) ~ (1C1·lr) '6'-,llllts C..11, Robtrt D11wal • Men Cliffll .. .. ..,..... • a. ........ . ..,~ -t.JO- • (I1J CJ) (I) llulle (R) ltbude's campaicn to df11t Henry Iona for Pm•dtnt tw tit• "° ab '°' btO thll she cannot H1111t tis h1l11ity, tonw1nc1n1 htt lnends and 111111/y 11111 sht 1s 1n need ol 111olts SIOllll cart ......... ,.,,..,.. 10:00 •<mCil ..... C.-(11) Or Clnno11. 1ltt1 prolecl1111 l1111Utll hom •n 11111 l't05pttat ~IStlOI. IS chlrlfd ir1th 1q11Yated assault. e o • .,. • ·111, MolirnlnC ltnt" (II) A ti.1bt1 book1t a ~lltd 1nd many ol his chtnts-of both t11e b1rbtrihop and the pony lrKk-come undtr $1J$l)tti0n, ...... --~ • --.a. s.,.. -JO:JO-• •tc11 c... ....... 11:00 •••a .... •(l)Cll u (J) .... • LM -.nu. St"9 (I) .... ... • llllM: ...... " OlllPltn" (com) ·~&-Eric Sy•es. G1e10111 A3Jf11 • .., IWtllM. ...,, Mlft.M •"'*" cm rn .._,...., tal ...... c..... ., ... ,,. (QI (])) fnllll er C••••m• ec-...M -ll:JO- • (IJ) CJ)(]) tal CIS lite ...: "Sey ....... ,......,.. (d11) '71-Jean simmoru. l1ontrd Wllltina, belyn l1ye • 0 (])<II • ...., c-. (J)f'fl.0. • (8 (])) 8 ... , •ia11t $tlldll "The Second Annual UllOffi· cial Baclltlol of lltt Yr11 AwardS" ..... ......... ""' 12:00 • 1111 " 5'wdil • Cl!1 Fi. llllCU • llllM: CCl "111t Slnt" (adv) '63-Stevt R11wes, lecq11u Sernas. -12:30- • All·l!Pt SM: "l lHCWrillt ....,,H ........ NI.'° ... If .. lllM. ......... "' .... c.. .. ,,.,.. ....... 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Tommr Jtt qutlt•. llKUllwt OlrKtOI ol Ille Wttts Sli111111t1 fHlrw.I. dttcllllts Ille t11n111I M"' du11111 Ill illltrvltw TUllDAY (COfttlnued) 8100 8.;it ' "-I Abr1h1m JS 10~11 e"tly 1udy to m11ry-but not to lupt A wu1th1 woman Ab11h1m •nt• '" Puerto RKo comes out of hll 01st 1111th a mart1a1t 01000111 D a JA Mft' Oii Bru• out (R) Whitt deh•t11n1 a w ao to a ouson lum Sonni is •idnaoped by an aimed tsaptd p11sont1 lurft1n1 ot h•s predicament Will Btnir and Moow tum uo to 1ttemp1 I ttSCUt • Mo.it: ~ (l!lr) "Tiit lit &ifll· bit" (coml 61 Steohtn Boid f Mo.it: k (Zhr) "Tiit l'11ot1 W11 of ~ .._ .. (com) 5~ Charlton Heston Julot Adams • ( 2t )') Jt "'"' Oars tRI Buutr Contest RKhtt and his pals ait an11ous to meet 111ts wllO are much pret•" than tht onu they a1e datrna and fon11e suuestt tha\ lhey staet a l111d b!luty contest I' Sift OlflO II Mo.It: '-'' (lhr) "Sma• S.1· IOI!" (dr a) '70 Ron Harp tr CD Dtnn11 U1t llltftact CD l'erry Muon fa lkws/1'11bllc Affairs 2f lllo•lt : (2hr) "Two Women" ldra) 61 -Sophia Loren m lllut11piect Tlltallt: Sllouldtr to Shovhler (R) ludy Parf111 mis n 11111 lady Constance, a sulfra&ttlt who wu wnt to pmon 111hm she •IS tortured and lorct ltd m ai..rito m l'lytht< ""•-•M -1:30- • If .3 t Coo4 T1111ts (R) Wiien flo11dl and James 1du~ to ill\! pt1m1sst0n lor l l to a•t "'" 11ed ht 1mpuls1n ty dtc1des to elope without lurn1n1 the l1cts about his blldt·IO·bl • (9 ) B llurnt I Slllrlty (II) lm rne and Sl11rley 11t rnoie than they ber1a1n1d for when bmrery budd1n SQu1UY and ltnnr. set up a bKhtlOI p1d 1n the 111ts' aoartmtnt bu1ld1n1 18 Cfw.Wltl 9 C-."9cra .. G> Situtilli CMM, 9:00 G tI 1 .. J) M•A•S•H (R) An old rom1nce of Hn1 keyti tomes blck into his lift 1n tht person of Cartye Wilton (Blythe Dinner) •htn she 1s une1ptcttd1y us11n1d to I/It hoso1tat unit n a nuru II U ®' l'tlict WOllllA Doul>lt lma1e ' (R) S1t Pete Roys ter l11ts 1n lo•e with the 1111 he is aui1ned to protect when her partner 1n an amateur utortion plot is lound dud 8 ((II) ) ID HC Ct111d' S,.Clal: "T1lt .... l.ore!Ut .. Sholt" Music. comedy and v111ety with the mull! talented Lorenzo Music. "Coutins" With l111 MOf· dente ind Dee Dee Rtchler u two yOtJnl 11111 who hvt and wor-to 1~thtr (1n an advert1s1n& 111111). ont • ~h1$!1Cated Nt11• Yorker and the other a llometo .. n 11rl from Denver Colorado "lllt Rur ~d" About a Woild W11 It CIVIi dtltnSt unit who kup fouhna up lhe•r dnl1tn1. "Zttt lnttllictt1et" About a arOtJp ol Alas kin troups who OfOYldt a bunehnt hrst hllt of dffense m 111e,., GnffM Shew ti) Tiit Virp11H 9 V1ritty Shew Ftctlonel end h11torlcef cherecters will be portrayed by famous cefebrllles for a special week of NBC'• The Hol· lywood Squares, Monday.through Friday at 10 30AM. Fee- tured on "Storybook Squares" on Wednesday are Wltllem Shatner as Cept Kirk. Charo ea Oueen t11befle, Roddy McDowell aa Sherlock Holmes. Bonnie Frankftn es Peter Pan. John Byner as The Mad Hatter, Joen Rivara as Little Red Riding Hood, Rip Taylor •• Rip Ven Winkle, Julte McWhlrtar ea Dorothy and Doc Severlnaen as the Angel Gabrlel. Peter Marshell la host of the aeries P..,e10 e Gtttl "'11r11111aa: IMlllt • bllll -9:30-• cm CD CJ) C1111•r "l•I "This Bttttr Be It" Alu Rocco end Anne Mear1 star as newlyweds tor wllom """'''' 1s not 1 new uoe11 tflCt and who want to mue tht1r second try won eCM..°'.., m llf tta • l'rilaMfa 10:00 8 JI S•ltc• (R) Pete becomes a oou1ble Wrtt when the syndiute bthtwu that ht and Mat colm wtrt 1>1rtners 1n a sclleme that npptd It off IOI one m1H1on dollais .. u Cl)) cu, •• ...,.,, "The Bloodshot Ere' (R) An 1nsur 1nce com1>1ny h11es Jake to dtl up prool that 1 111111 •host hie 1ns11r ance policy they have Plld off 1s really still 1flv1 ....... IM~ i11J LM a..riuft Stylt e liltllty l'yttlell's f'lylllc Circus -10:30-......... tD Verile 11:00 •••a""" D CIIU """ G LM ._riufl Style ... ,., Dillll D IMil: CJ::) "Tiit U..-.wttd" (rom) '67 -Mehni Mercouu • lla17 Mirta., ....., Ke!WM • "'Sall1 (flj ,.., Dtfritlctf 11 lllt of "-lit TV WllK. AUGUST l, t91t <•Cl)) Ttllll" r...11, um ea..M -ll:JO-• cm CD CD • CIS Lett -..: cc:> ....,. If £111ei" (dr1) ·~7-JOlln Weynt, tii.urttn O'Hara. Oan 0111tr. W11d Bond. Edmund lOWt e a 9 e.....,c... Tiie l'Tl a. •<• > auc ,..,,,, ~ The Soy Who Returned from the Oud .. ...... ....... ""' 12:00 ..... of~ .... It: "S-J" (wu ) '46- f'rtd lbclllutrty, Anne Buter. Burl Im , Br11te Cabot • IMil: "Tiie Ott I Ille Ntlr" (dra) '63-Simont ~11no11t. Gen evieve Pau . Stuart Wlutm1n -12:30-• M·lllCM Slllw: "Ihle Dtftl111," "St YtUftl, So lad," "Wt lift -..111." "J.U,.t" 1:00 D ID CIJ (])) ''""""' ..... .,...., ..... Gl'llt l'Tl a. 2:00 ..... : "Tiie l·~ .... (dr1) '63-ltsht Caron, lom Bell Block Peters. CKfly Courtnt1d1e. .... llicllt Slllw: ''$btlcMcfl .. r_,,-''lid r,... 111e Deed" "h r· ... Us" -3:30-........ Patty Duke Astin (left) end reel fife husband (right) John Astin are trying to stay merrled while working on a television script. In NBC'a half·hour comedy theeter presentehon "Phillip & Barbara" Friday et 8:30PM. I W•DN••DAJI AUCllST 11 Ftt ..... IM •"'"'-' llltilo. ,...._ ... DAnllH rtOCUllS. .... ..,,..,••Him•.••lllt VI• ..... llAYTIMl MONS t:JO. "t, JeM Die" {ctrl) 'C8- Ver1 Ralston N'*"'· LM It WM" (tOlll) '37-bft Sotllern IKk Kiley ll:Oe. "TIMMt .... Ille • .,. (drt) ·~J-Jolln Way"e 12:00 • "Th T11tll Out W.111••" (com) S8 l1U1tnce Huver. Juhe Hams 1:00 • "A,. Mu tf Ille i.cte" (1dv) '62-Ralph Hud son ., ·u-, Wife" <d•al ·s1- D11111 Oors, Rod Ste1aer 2:30 m (C) ... , ... , o• lllt t.lltt" (wes) 'S9-A\ldle Mur ohy, Ch1rles D11k1 J:OO !II <CJ "Th tu11mt" (d11) '38-Grett G111>0 J:lO • (C) "Tiit Wllcl hctn" (adv) '68-Fab11n Momsy Firmer. Jud~ Coln1ull •v••••o e:oo ••111 mm11twt D l1ll 9 ""' ........ F.-.,Mtil ......... -~ftlllily ..... u ~n..i....n •Z-! (QI (I)) SUI Tiet a Diu6t1 .Litltt ... -6:30- • DiullJ Guttls include V1le11e H1rper, Clorts l11chm1n, Werner Crhlrd. Bob fuller ~~ (Bl ..,, ~ s-. •fllili!YMftif ..... ll2 (f1J Cl) St.., Ille St.111 • Utctrlc C:..111 • ,., "" .... c-t" 7100 ••oCl):z:-...... ,.., ()) ....... Te T .. IN Tr.ti • c.c.n11e11 •ILMlwJ •"" fll lJ) <»'-"' •""-°'-....... .._......,.,, 1a ,......_ ID Dr..-s.ries ........ ,...., -7:JO-...... n.t ,_ • Diel •• .,,.. •1.tt·1--•o..t "-'Wltl DTlltJeMt'tMW lil __ ....,. ••Mr .... H t l'l ~tftlltMW • Cll111tl 21 T11l1llt lop1c ton111tt is "D1n1en ol IUD's" a m.eooPr..w 1100 cm Cl) (I) P11et 'rtlec1 "Htt !fhoPT•" (II) John floustma~ starS as rtnowntd attorney John Hu· tfd. whose Sl~le end ft1u ts well u 1nhtrtnt stnse of larttnr in putSU•I ol 1ustit1 Mis him apart from h11 lttlow pract1tio111rs cl the law e 0 CI1 D lilllt Hott ... "1irie 'CO'"I Home" (R) Pa sirs he'll seU the !louse 111d move back to W1KQ4\$lll when his $11•111 IS btOltn by 1 dtYIStlhn& humc~ne thel lits 1u111td the c1ops. d1m1ced the houte 111d kotltd some ol lht lovtttock ..... : lCl (1111) .... .._ l W11" (dra) 'SB Robert Horlon. Jettrey Hunttc Dani Wynter .... ,.: CC) (2~1) "f11~ttr ~"""(adv) 'C8-Rotm1 Stack • H11l I 8 , ... k W0111111 'The J11l1111 ol J11me'' (Rl Jaime l1nds herself bt11111d bus 11111 she lS tremed •llllt 1ct1na as a co~r•tr to dtllver 1 miltl·m1llt011·doll11 decoder to 1 '4C1el 1es1tn1 center D MHlt: (C) (Ur) ''Darto11'1 Dttlll" (dra) '68-ROfy ~lhoun • °"""' .... ..._. .,""' ..... • 1111•• ¥11itty ""' IBl MIM: ~ (1111) "Wlltrt .._ .... Gt, T,..._ ftllftl" (com) '68- Rosihnd RuutlLSt.ella Sltnns. Van lollnson ..... m CM.....,.i, Wmtlillc • .,,_ L.11111111• ""'•"" -1:30-m c,_Mb •""-""" 9:00 • lfll J lliiiil Tiit ..... lliociJ.., ti llliD ~ (ltlr) Cicely l150n 11vu 1 bf1lh1nt pertOt· m111u u the ftctiOllal 110 1u1 old lormet slave wllo recounts he1 kle $tory of struute and tha11ee Which cufm1n1led 1n her own stand lo! trttclom and the d11n1t~ ol her PfO• pie Makeup utrsts Stan Winston and Riek &ktr 1lso won 1974 lmmys for then feat 1n convertin1 Cicely into the w11tntd centena111n who was born into slave~ al lhe end ol the Ccvll W1r i nd lived lo lake p1111n the civtl n1llb movemenl D 0 Cl) 9 Ill c-Hy n... . ttr "Dver & Dul" A World War II code crack1n1 t11m is shot down and tomd to land on a Pac1hc island held by a platoon of Cl's. They receiu 1 rou11n1 welcome from rvervone but the comm1nd1n1 of. f1e11 M1ehtlt lee stirs • (8 Cl)) tB ktfta (R) Alttr hlS lead to a baby sethn1 rKhl 1s m11rde1td. Bltetta is fO<ttd to n · sume the rolt ol 1 prosp«ltvt burer 1n an attempt to me~ the 01wa1ton l1urlf Pr1n1 &UCtsts • ..,, Cllffill .. mn..•..- • ""-lllarkal Oft• • Tiit u.t Yuri It Colltlt" (l971)-BU11t1 Kulon -9:30- ., Q]) ( [I Ill Clllct l tllt Mt11 ··100 Many Cioou " (R) When (d is called a 1ood stm111t1n by • ntwtl>•Ptr for 11v1n1 • muuer $20 and refus1n1 to press char1u. he is vlltled by 1 m111t11udc ot other peo pie look1n1 101 the amt uneroslty, Joey Bishop sunll m llrlll "' """• .. ,. .... , ... ,,....,. t0100 e G CJ) <11 • NH• "Tht Sll1wtrin1 l'i1t011" (R) ThrH cltm 11n1sttn devise a adltmt •h!rtby !ht Pollet will btcomt unw11t1n1 "taKuhont11" of a stool p1pon bul lt. Ha.ti tumbles to tt1111 otH btfore tllty can ClfTY rt out .... Cl} ...... • <•Ct)) 0 .,.., & Hlltcll 'Bounty Hunter" (R) Alttt murdtrint 1 mu who t11ed to esupe lht11 ctuiches. a Pl" ol o tortcontsts eo alter the dud man's 11rltnend •ho could 1mplicjte them 111 Ille k1ll1n1 en.. ..... 11....-GuHl •S Carl WusbUIL uecutrvt D11tc:t0f & l•&•I Counsel fo1 tht United tmp1t1I A.uoc111ton S S,.Cill ti Ille W.. "Tiie let Palace" -10:30-....... • •t1llttt1111 Aclrm Sally field (Cld1et & The flylna Nun) discusses her life today and her rolt 1n the mo .. e "Stir H11n1~ " m Tiit Ant Cllllrdllh "Plot Coun terplot" (R) t1:00 ...... •CJJ @ (Jlal)lltwl • lM a..nu. Slyle CJ) ... ,..... .. e lllM: "P'riutt P'ttter" (die) '63-TOlll Courtenar. James Muwell • ...,, Hlltlillll. lilt!y Mll'tliltll •Get s..11 <lll<D...,.., ....... "-lie (• CJ)) Tnitll w C•••n.-ea-M -11:30-• cm CJ) CJ) 1J1i CH lilt .... : CC>.._ 11111' Wt Tel" (dtl) '11-Anlllony Hopkins. •a>C1><11• ..... c... CJ)Tllt m. Cid •<•CE> a WI•• ,., .. .._.: "Tiie Bur1t1rs" (R) .... . ...... ..., t2s00 ...... "-- ..... : ............. "(dra) 'J6-K1th111ne Hepbw111, Herbert flAlrslltll. Van Heflin • .._.: "Tiit Dty & IN llw" (dra) '63-Stuait Wllftman . -12:JO-• flll·IMPI ~ "SllMt £_,," "Ot1tlullu 1111111: Dlllectlu ... , •• , ......... 1. C.•llff," ... . ........... " 1100 D 0 (Bl TtliltnW e W""*I DtM w AIM Ill "" m. Chrll 2:00 9 M .. 11: (C) ''M1111lllct11t Mtt*" (d11) ·s~-Anthoor QwoJt -2:30- • Al·llicltt Slltw: "Lill °"' .. Dtlwp," ...... • °""'' llllM.'' ·~RM.._. ... , t-f Ille WIMffrtlll," ~ .. -3:45- • MH l1: "DHlll1 D1u•ltt " (com) SI-Jane Russell LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap. meeting airline l.D. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo" paper & we will back & tn m your tags. Or try two cards back to back . S2 ea. or 3/S5 4/5tagsS1 .60 ea. 6/9tagsS1 .50 ea. 10 or more S 1.40 ea . Sales Tax includ ed No C•rd1 Ot• ... YCNf ll*n <t' \~no 'fOwr "•fnf' •~'r'' •no OMf\t' ""'"'°"'' Wt Ii MO • O~· .,(I f)t• lft\f AOO 1~ ·~· , ... ,, 'Romantic Suspe.nse' llllft tlllll I Kltterill& tf f1t11illitle 11 .. m di4 I llCM .. ,.... lliltflep wlllll lllltlltr .,..... 111tert4 tilt life tf Ricurd lellllly, Ille ellliMtltly .tiaiMI 1111t1H1 lltlrttir• tf u,a.irs, Dlnltlirs. ,,....,, tlleJ Md Mid IMif ulledM br11tll 11til Mani ... ...,, if lllt etltiret, u,,ily, iurried t. J111t1. T1lltl ill tlltMp Ille dlll tf 1'5 Eltlll f'llc.e Me4 ,_rt alld llhie•r Vit&illla Hi--II Ille 11ry ,mty ,.11111 tf lritlsll ldress Ha11111h ~. ......, llM •1" ript out 111ill? W.ld llM stey to 111111111 ,.rt ill tlM life tf Ille h..-.. 1pst1lrs widewer? W.1411 slM rekilldle t!IM&llb llf""1r Mt atWe ..... '°" l.Mr ll1rjorie ...t dlwl • Ille Tie.ic? -..n ti IMM 1..,1 .. f11..--ue r.t "-I• NS Tillr*r .......... IN. II tM lltllltilN, it's 111Kret tlllt Halull ~Ila 1 ,..._ lllt -tr I• U,mirs, o...stlirs, IMrt fef tM (dnrdiM en ill whicll IM urlilr a,itedts .. ,. ..c. "1 ....... ,. *' ill tile (dw1rdi111 Ill," says"" dillilllltlwe ...... TV star. "I*" tlM tlottles ttley Wlfl IMll llld IM style tlley ~ !Mii. A let tf it ~ tf CM,., IMrt ...,. lllat IM '"IJlll is .. , tll ....... IM first Wlc1d • ., tlM c.Urld.. .,, hlwill& .... .., -..i.rt .... ICIMIMzl ill ttltir lifatrtt." Hllluh says slM ftU ill 1111 llitll "U'9tairs. Donstairs" Ill& IMfefl ,nMliar 111111 HMawtflll, b11t • &ettilll lier fef tlle 11rlts, liped htr ., first, 111d !Mii wrote ill a ,.rt II wit Uh 11illiol1 tf otllers, llM 1114 illmilW, ... "" .. ,. tllat ...... ,,. ...... lier '""' beill& ill frllt of tlM telly ..... Ille lella11J1 llld !Mir dlwlstain ••race wn 1iril1 ttltir ,acudillll 111d !Mir ,,--. llld rlClledl -.., ...., .. "11'111 siMt ttlt llrill ltarttd." Siie 1111 ..-t iu11r 1 defiPtNI lltllr wllilt iukilla tlM llillriMlf 111«ltlflll lrifflll TV •rils "My Wife Nert OW" liltltll111 t. Jellll Aldtrttl, wlll 1114 l•lt fillilllt4 ,i..-1 TllMas Wltlllls, IM ..._,., llrst ca..tMr, !alt 1bevt "tilt 1lr tf 111&ic tlllt .... "111"9lld tlll ...... Hallull 1114 I fil'ltMlltl taste tf !Mt IM&k tlM day 1111 tlrst .... • to Ille U,.Uirs, Oentt1irs Mt llld t•lld ht,..it 111tiret, c.fertlMI tllll "'°""' ...... """'' (111111 i11hl tile 111i.dll .. Mlllltllill1 """'-" ....,...,, • utt h11 to c.re1te lllllttlli111frt1111erattll," tlle's te.M, "but tlM situti. htre is wtry tllthr•t llld 11ry illttrtttill&. Wltli u•rs. Dlwlltbirs, 1 lllld """'' l'ffill& ..,, ,..itlll rtldieM frtlll Ille lllllf --.rs tf t1M Catt alld tllis II• llei,M 111t tllld alld ....., ttle C-.rectlf tf Mrs. lllllliftell.'' Hatllllll 1111 had IMI htl' lrt111 ,,1411u, ltllll H..u..rttl, ""' 111114 htr ill 111 Mrs. H1111ilt111'1b1<k1reulMI1114 dllremr. IM lie left ttle ICtllll uuti. llld i.ter,reteti. ti tllt ,.11 tt lier, .. ,..111 tlllt lie WIS lllrl ... Wlltd 144 lllltlMir tllfU tf &fllt illtor ... 11111 tlM !Ms of ttle......, tlllily. Ht didll't ...ti., It tlM tillll, wtllt sN'tl be ..... ttlt,.... rite ti ell tlll IMils ._ tlre1111 u, Ila beell Mt l9r Rklllrd ltltlllly ..., llllct LMr Mtrjlril de<i4t4 to llh .-.. lriJ "' ttlt fittllit. Peg.12 TV WEEK. AUGUST I , 1171 )I~, ~ C I. Cl S F. .. II P ~i 'BRIGHTENING THE SUMMER' For the most p¥t, the teltv1S1on netwo1ks would 1ust as soon I011et about Auaust. They spend most of their ltme, then, look1n1 ahead to September, wtten the new TV snson starts. A m1n1-se11es ol spec11ls st1mn1 a ma1or talent such as 011h1nn Carroll therefore Slmply 1s sometluna YoU don't eapect 1n Auaust Afttt all, tl1t last time the lonly attreu S1n1ei had he1 own sllow on teltvlSIOn wu with the hit tomedy ser1n. Juh1, the show wh.ch bland new t111ls IOI blacks on TV. Her m1n1 series. Saturdtys (Aueust 14, 21, 28 1nd September 4, 10-11 PM). would be a welcome 1dd11ton 1nyt1me. but are even more of 1 treat du11n1 these last hot summer weeks I lie look and Itel of the shows are des11ned to take our minds o" Ille summer hut Colle are tlie ste11le curt11n b1ckd1ops 1nd 111n1sh studio stts. In tlletr plau 1n soft and spr1n1·hkt 111den sett1n1s. enhanced by Oiall1nn's own on11n11 costumes. fasht0ned br top des11ner Bob M1tk1e Slit will wu1 aowns worth more than $50,000 duuna the four shows, r1n11n1 lrom cool to sultry to WOW! Wh1th 11ves you more evidence that these are not the usu1I hm1ted·bud&et v111ety shows the networks otcast0nally will schedule du11n1 the summer months. 011h1nn's auest stirs du11n1 the I011r weeks also are amona the bnchtest 1n tlle Hollywood hrm~ment They include Sammy Davis J1 . Telly Savalas, Johnny M1this. Manin llamhsd1, Jim Nabors, Betty White, Phyllis Diller ilnd Anne Mear1. In addrhon, site will be brin11n1 on some new t1lent 1n some eases prov1d1n1 them with then hrst television network uposure. Amone these 1re s1ncers Jon Lucien and CeOl&t Benson ind The Clevel1nd Cho11 Diahann ol COU1$t. will be doin1 much more than merely ltllnl rs a tra"ic cop IOI illl thal t1lent Bec1use of "Juha" and Diahann's rttent Ostar·nom1nated non·s1na1n1 role in the him "Claudine." people 50mt· times lorael that she started 1s a nirhtclub s1n1er 1nd qulckly 1radu1ted to the 8ro1dw1y sta1e. There. she w1s an instant hit, winn1na 1 Tony Awa.rd for the muS1Cal. "Ho St11n1s." "I shit Itel the best way to communate is throuah mus.c," says Diahann. "and I'm lov1n1 every moment of !hrs seriH of spec11ls JS a chanGt to reach aud1enus 1n Ille w1y I IHI does rt best." The results are likely to surp11se many ol her lans who only have seen lier 1s Ille nurse tn "Julia" 01 in her se110-comedy role as the H1rlem motlltf on wettare try1n1 to cope with her children. her new boyt11end (limes Earl Jones) and the welt1re worker A maJOI feature ol each ol the specials will be D11h1nn's tubule to some of the creat mus1G1I f1aures of our past Thus. the must<. style and atmosphere created by Josephine Baker, Duke Elhncton, Carmen Mlr1nd1 and Ethel Watm dunna the past lew decades will be brouaht to hie by Diahann, 11vinc some youneer viewers perhaps their ficsl climpse at some 1mport1nt licures in our mus1tal history I THURSDAY I MICftT lZ , ....... ""'-liDll. ,..._ Mt DAnllll NOCUliS. ...... ,..c:1111im1, .. 1t11 ··--DAmMl lllCMlS 9:)0 • wo.. ""'""' •1111t" (lllllS) '31-Cfelyn L11e. Jolin Bolu "Mililtry ti F•" (susp) 'U -Rly llhlland ll:tl e ........_ HIP Sdleel'' <*-> W-MitUJ .._.,, T•ry lllllt, DIR Dwyu. Ywttl llila· ilu. U:tt • "Tiit Liit ..... r (dr•> '47-Robtrl Cumm1ncs. Suun H•yward I :00 e "Tiie Dta•lr M1at11" (hM) '51-Ctait Ste~ens QI) "Tiit l•ir• Wtict" (du) '60-Julle London, Edmond O'Bnen. l1r11nt Oo 1:lt e ct'.l "Th O•ll1w'1 Onallttr" (•m) ·~4 Kelly RJ1n, Jim 01v1S J:OO Ill "C.11lllt" (dra) ·37 Greta Carbo. llobei1 hylor l:JO. H .... " ... C!M'' <••) 'SJ-HRI~ Mt, ...._ SIHlty, DHt Wllltcl, llll111r • ...... •V•NING 8:00 •• Cll ., • """ • ()}) 0 """ ........ (l)f_...,.. ........ • hrtrWat ,.., ...... u QITill.....,.. .,.., (QI (()) Sb1 ,, .. QJ Dillll! • Uttle lelQll -5:30- • Diulll Cvests 1ndude lore111 Lynn, Ron Howilfd, Anson Williams Ctysltl Cayle and Owen llitdley ' (I) ...., Sriflittl (11 llelY """" .. ., ......... .... tt2 ()}) Cl) St.., IM Stan • "" Dlctrll c...,..iy as.--.. TzOO ••@ • ..., ......... Dllllt'I ...... ,., .... ,, .. ec..trltitll •tLM Llcy • Tiie Fii (ff) •'-"' ..... Wlltiil .......... ~ (QI , ....... • Dnlllllc Serie ...... ,..., -7:30-· ·~--•* , • .,,.. .. •Ult S11ecl1I "VO Amon1 foends " Hosl " ClmJ11ne I und c:...-. •T11e~ .... (tJlllledl C.. ........ •Stir.,__ : C..:~;.::11t111on" "5sessor Pluhp Walson. Assembly 1111n 8111 McV11tie alld SupervlSOI Kenne1h Hahn ue amonc members of I IN!ntl d1sc11ssin1 IU ~SS me111s QuutlOllS will 1lso be an swued from the studio 1ud1enet (ft) 1..tt'1 "* A Diii 8:00 • ()}) l)1 WtltMS (R) D1sconlented wih his Irle, Jolin Wll Ion t1•u a IOI> 1n the city ••lhoul hnt CD11su1t1nc 01tv11 wllo resents lht decision beuuse he"''" be llOlnt only on .eOends • QJ) l OJ) fiiJ c-llllt lly hltel M Klulhly SPtClll w1lh Petti Ust111ov u n1rmoi.1nd lutur '"I ~lose up pflotoc11phy of a v111ely of Sj)tdtrs John Cooke. lhe un cam era 1u1de. discusses the 1n1emous en11nee11n1 of sp1dtr$ and how thty h'lp humamty 8 Molle: CC) (lllr) "1'111 Cllrbt· 11111 Trtt" (dra) '69-W1lh1m Holden, Vtma l111, Andre Bou~tl lliook fuller ' Molle: tc:> (2~1) • ....., Slul ..-1 $lull" (com) ·59 lamu Cacney, Sh11ley lones • (IBJ ) ID WtlcOllt lac• fletttf ''follow lhe leader" CR) Con clu"°" of a rwo patl stor, al Ko11e1 holdl an eltc110n IOI class lt1dt1 and ends up ••lh a run1•1y w1fe (Ml 1 SChOol d1opcut (Barbarino) and a swulho1 who lels power RO to his hud e ...,11: (211r) "0,.111 .. 1 ,,, clflc" (dra) 51 lohn Wa;nt, Pa l11c,. Nul . .,..,. .... ..._. •"'" .... • T..,., CM1111 t2tl .... : CC) (1111) "Tiit ....... (dra) '68-Alltflony Quinn. Michael Caine C.ndtCe Berctn, Ann• Ka11n1 • U,.uia. °""'9tlin a»Cille111t11UC-.. • ia...-,,., .... ,,...,_ -l:JO- • (QI) Cl)) 11ll •l'1 Ht,,.. ills "flle 811thd1y Present" Rocer and his pals sel out lo eel a btrthday present IOI Mrs Thomas and wind up in 1 hup of lrouble mc....wm m Weritty $Mw 9:00 a <Il'.l m Kawell r .... o (RI lhe Five 0 tum aoes alter lhrte Cflm1n1ls w!lo are lhrealtn1n1 to dutroy lhe enhre Ha•111an cane klltr industry and are w1ll1n1 lo tomrM 111urdtr 10 carry ou1 thtrr plot D oil m ~ m • "'•nur ...... : (2't) ......... (d11)'1l 11n1 ronda Donald Sulhtrland Ch111es Crolt1, Roy R Sclle1dt1, Oolo Illy I risl1n, RJ11 Cam, V1Y1tn Nt!lun 81rry SnKltr Mo11r1 Slrasslltft M$ f onda st an " • 1u1 c.1111111 1n Ille middle of an 1nvtsl11111on 1n10 Ille mY$1trious murdel ot 1 rtttarcll sc1enlrst e (Cll (J)) U Strteta of SM fnlldect "Trill of lttrol'' (R) In SP«IOI Keller's hie " ift 1t0~rdy wllen M l"tS 10 ptOleCI I tnl who lfllnt1)fd lier boy lr1enO's mu1der Mtl F oater. GUI Mullney and J1mes~n1 •Min .. ...... ,,... Ille Olyllllllc •DlitMS..,, St 1'111 Uft of ltt11r• Da Willd ll!T Ben Gaurr1 llosls ftis 5 part se11es lracine lhe hit ol lhe llen11s sanct 1en1us Oa V1nc1 -9:30-• ....... ,,.,.., • .,Gell 10:00 8 ll1J 111..-, *'ts (II) A calculahn& ,ounc llfl wllO hlj tnhllraled a S«IJI "llolsey Stl · ro stl up bur11a11es IOI htt boi lutnd dec1dts t/le w1nls 10 ~ke Ille •• 11netmenr per mantnt lud•nc 10 muider ....... 8 19 CL) Qt Kmr 0 l ht llosl1ge" (R) Wh'n a cunman 11ku tiosta1u rn •liquor slOl t robbery 11 Trench plKn hts lilt 1n 1eopard1 by uch1n11ng himself lor lhe llosiaaes 1nd plKes Harr) Orwell on the Sj)Ot u hr racH •c••nsl lh• clock 10 ~·• Trench fl) Gfettillp frOlll """'"' ID llr alt H l'rllllne11 -10:30- tl.' *' "'"'' Sllow . ., ..... ~ lM AIM!iu11 Style fl) .. ""'""'' 11:00 B. LIJ CD H lltwl 8 0 WIJ Glltws D lM Mllim SIJll llllr1MI Diltoll G lll1t1t: rcJ "lllut11 Strth " (adv) '68 -lhchud Hamson Adollo Celt M1r1are1 l u • MllJ ..,,,_, .. ,, Mart- .,"' S..rt (iJJ ,.., Dtlrilletl <3 lilt .. Gftldll fl)I-, .... ( 21 lU) Tnilll • Caaac;w;1te -ll:IS-m c~ M -11:30- IJ dlJ QI) CIS lilt Mewit: ~ • .., l'r111ti1s-llptiMI If fire" (dra) ·74 leUIC.l Walle• Wilham Shalner, Peler Haskell u @ <mi m lolwlny ea,_ n.. rn a11• • (QI) 00) (JfJ WW. Wtll4 rru· ellb "Mannix'' & "lhe M1t1c1an" m 11ews Cl) llldlllt's llny 12:00 9 lest of GrMllo m ... it: "C111111ut" (dra) ·~~ Wilham Bendu. Gene Evans a> lh•lt : "Un•er•orl• Storr" (dra) 'SO Dan Duryea ~le SI01m -12:30- • All-1111111 Shw: lCJ "ll•t ArH114ll lht World," "S,11114lltr," "lllttu of har," "Co11rlcl1 11 ur .. " 1:00 .. QJJ lt l OJ TtlllO!rlW D WtlltM 0eM II Aliwt m Tiie rn a• 2:00 8 ..... : IC °"'"' DIJ 111 Ille ....... (dra) ~6 Robtrl Slack Ruth Rom1n. R1ymond Bu11 m M·MIPI SM: "A W-111 of Di11i11dlH ," "The Qultl '""·" ............. " -3:30- B lllttlt: "Su•4tl 111,," (dra) ')7-llobett Hulton. Cl11re Kelly TV WEEK. AUGUST e 1976 FRIDA:r-J 9:30 8 "Stc11ls tf 1111 llue .._" (mys) 33 Plul luus l •Onfl Alw1ll "lt1t111111 •<· C.," (Ota) 49 F .,ley C11nttt Raymond M1ney 11:00 D "flli1 \1111111u 11 DH· 111n1" (dra ) ~1 loin C11wf01d Denms M01t1n 12:00 m "lllt Kll4lu11 S1l11t" (d11) 46 Wilham Powell, Es lher W1lh1ms 1:00 e "ltsl f11u11r1 11 lht A.rttu" (1dvl '61 A11n Steel. Mario Petri f»J lCl "Htllt-Goedllp" (d1•) 10 Michael C11111lord, Gen rneve Gilles 2:l0 Cl "Tiit Outwts of Mer flat" (wti.) '52 -Annt Baiter Dale Robertson l:OO 110) "hu,t" (dia) '41 Roberl T 11101. NQfma Shearer J:JO • 1c1 "T!l.11411 Alley'' (dra) '67 rab11n Ann tllt f un11.etlo Drane McBain, Wwien lltrl1ncer •V•NINQ e:oo 1J81TOl fDDlltwl IJ r Jll t21J ~ t .lft • .... llU l f•lllitw Mt ... GWIN WiW Witt .. ,.,1rWat fa1111fy Cl) Ad1111· lZ 3l 'Ille"''"'" mz-1 (~I Ct I) Star frtl l)t) Dilllll lr'fJUttlehKM -6:30- IJ Di111hl Guests include Diahann Carroll Monty llall, Robert Uuch. Ellen Corby and lht Sylver' e AMy Griffith Sllow l tOI llltrw Grillln S11ow m flniily Alltlr a>"'°"' 222 Tl l}l lilttit: lt.J (90) "Jo41rney Thru ltst~ttd" (dra) '1? Robert f orsler K11stoller Tabo11 fZll [ltctrK C.,lllJ m frrt!Msef lllln 7:00 u • ~ll <•1 m""' 8...._ftl Dobrs • lftlllit tJ ,. ftff tllt """' D C.Ct11tt111111 m I LM IJlcy a> Tiit f1I mGobllltf ..Ml" ........ st 111Mr1 Mtt .. il 11.,.n (QI) Ct )) leuw m 0t11111t1c s.rits eA1N11111 h1111ty -7:30- .. C10J Cl Nellfw .. d Soun Ptle1 M•1ih1ll ~0$1S 9 Ok' V• Dr't Slltw 8 lt1'1 lllllt. Dell <l l Ct-Wib '•13 flllDAY (Condnued) G Tiie JeMt's WIN mni.•..,~ .... .,. 0 Mltdl5.MM • Chutl 21 Tol1'1 Cltlt Robtrts tS fnCllOfman IOI CO¥tra1e ot hmety Southfln C,hlofn11 1ssves 8 "*..W 1:00 e <I7J ()) C••••r ruet: .. Jeremiah ol Jawb's Nttk'' ~ee111n Wynn stars as w111lh l1kt Capt Jeremiah SIMbvck. whow 200 yUr residency on the seaside con11e they lgve 1ust purchastd comes IS 1 "'«k to Tom Rankin the nt• polKt chief of Ille New ln1tand v1ll11e ol Jacob's Neck, and his family .. 0 (I) !II Ill c.-, Tllta· llf "lo.e. Hono1 and/OI Obey " "ftr lltlttf • ..... Jack Weston 1nd M111e Rtdl!IOlld star u 1 couple •hO 111 persuadtd to v1~t • m111111e counselo1 after hav1n1 an araumenl dur1~1 th111 20th 1nnlverurr d1Mer. ""*"' .., llfMra" Piny Duh Astin and her husbend Jolin ~tin ~11 IS a mamed couple who WOik u 1 tum w11hn1 TV comedy sc11pts:"Y• rltct • llllM" Jamtt ~o stars IS a 11<tntly d1v0fced "iam.n. lrf1na to llft t11e Ille ol ' "sw1n11n1 s1n1le" on """ YOfl's Uppet Cut Side, who discovers-lo h11 ch1111n-th1t 1 11111 dtcrn does not end 1 ref1honsh1p • hit: (flu) "Dhtr H•· ,.... (d11) '68-John Ireland. Curt Ju11ens, Oanttla 81111Ch1. rredtrKk StaffOfd (I) ...... : CC> (fir) "Chi My •· '*f' (documentary) '71-Stevt ,_c Queen. B<uct B<own nanatn • <• Cll) a DIMlr ' •n. Guest• 1ncfud1 Bart>111 £.den, lack AlbertJon ind Ille let V1n1t11s (l)C...&~ G lhflt: (llir) "nt." (ICI 11) 'S4-hmu Wh itmore. Edmund Ctrtftft. Joen Wtldon, James Alneu. Ftu Parker -~ .,.,,., .... S llletlt: CC> (n r) "bM-•I•" (dra) '63-Rohrl Milehum. (fu M1rt1n1lll • ,. ......... ""'Ill ..... e LI Crltie Ilea CrWt •• ,. .... Ll .. Nll P111111111 -1:30- ())S. Dllp • C.-.Wlla .TY_.., e Wiii Strtll .W .[I ..... ""' 9:00 • im cas ,,,.., MeM: Cl:) (1'11) "Cerlf ..... II A N ke c.,tllll" (dra) ·71 M1rt1n Bal11m, r11nco Nero M1111u lolo. Claudio GOia. Anuro Oom1n1t1 Michele Am mino. L"'.-no lOlm A dtdKated COii uupt up 1n lht coiruotlon of his own SySttrn laces the •t111unce of tht syndiule he 1s tryint to bieO • (tal l ID UC f'*Y 111t11t .._.: ~ (1'11) "Mini c-trld" {d11) '69-l11111s Coburn. ltt Remick, ltlh Palmer. 8u11u1 llltie dlth, Patnck M111t, Sttrlln1 Hay dtn Ail lnt1t111t10111I 11s1ssln lllOVn eooly thfOlll h th• sttn1t beaullts and t•Ollt mentce of Sp11n's Costa dtl Sol. lan11er 1nd Brussels' C11nd Pltct 1n • toe11ty tn whtch hit hu hlllt mHn•n1 end do lh mn ltu. • Min """" .. ....... Mtfl , ... 1. .o. ... • USA: ,... ' rtlfflca -9:30- .. 0 Cit • 1llt lacllll• r11n CR) Rocklotd is a~oached bt • roiint woman (Lindsay W11nt1l •llo is dttflm111td to find Olll whether het f•thtr (8~1 Quinn) ... min °' com m1tted suicide m °'·Ila V•..,. ID 111111 • Pr~ 10:00 .... ~ ....... a '-Alltricall Style eE-i.cet,.,. -10:30-.. ., ..... • .._Dmu 11:00 •••a ..... D Cll!II O .._ • IMt AIMrkH Style Maf1111I Dllllll • llletlt: Cl:) "-.....n 'hllltt" (c.om) '61-John Cavin. S1ndra Dee. Peter Ustinov • • lllafJ 11111111•. llalJ llll'tlNll • Git $lllft (l1J CJ) ... ,.,.., SlmtfGMclle ···~-......... (8 lT••CI II' I t• ma....M -11:30-• ca 1.11e 111et1t: ..,., Sl11lu 01IJ'' (com) '68-John SatOll, Mart Ann Mobley, Lana Wood. Mark Rrchman, Molton Berle • a> (I) QI .... ear. hit: CC> "Stcrtl lllluiH" (I~) ''-4-Jlmts Mnon, Mkfl4tl Wildlnc ...... ......... ..,, cm CJ) S lllHlt : "Salltr It· •1t" (tOlll) '51-0t1n Martin, Jerry ltwri -11:45- • <•(I)) 0"' ..... 1a100 ... ,...,.. "'"1 HHllltt," "Tiit llWel ,_.._,. "Tiit .._., aft4ll Ille Gill." "lltrllf ltlaM" ID .._.:"hi A L11t'1 rltct" (drt) '50-Humohrey 801111. Cforll Cr1h1me. • flllillt: "CrtlM "' Ille Stneb" (dr1) '56-Sel Minto, John Cu· SIVlflH -U:l•-• s.,.. 111ut,. 1:00 D ~I! m Gl lll••i111t s,.dtl Cl Tiit rn aa -1:30- (ll) (J) 111 .. 1.: "S.lltr ... .,. .. (tom)-RONld ltw1t. Slurley uton 2:00 ............... .,.. .. (di•) 41-~rJ Cooptt, Bafbtr1 Stanwy<~. Walter Brtnrian • All·•lllM SM: "Mff Wltll ::,-.t~ i;P11t11••.'' "Mellor • ··-SM: "Tiie s.Mitf," "t.n. tff11rtr," "llltte'' -3:45- • hit: ~ "lllr•t•11 111 .. •" (dll) '68-Stm rormt. Sue Lloyd SATURDAY MOlllllllQ 8:00 s-.s..... -6:30-• ... : "Cll _, ..._ .. \mrs> '60-ltt P1t1111011 Ann Stars , ... ID let'• ... a• Mtcre 7:00 e i-r-.11 ll G <m at-.-,+4 Cl) ....... • <• Cll> a i-. ~ ,._, ()) Cift .. StMI ID Witlllt • Vtic. .. , .. ,. eS...Slrttt -7:30-• DlllJ'• ,, ........ D 0 (I) (11 111 Jttlt & l~t ...... b e ('21l (I)) QJl Tt111 & Jtrtr/ " ........ ......... ., ..... , ... '- ·~ <I7J .. Ml•lo 8:00 e tm(J) ,...... '.._ ... • 0 (I) al ...... Qty .,.......,. ir:l' .. C.: • ...... : ..... ,,.... .. (drt) '40- John Payne, W1lttr 8f111n1n •T111t....._. • Dlctric c-,.., -1:30-• (.'11) CJ) CJ) .... ....,, ..... .... • 0 CJ) 9 • ,... hlltlltr • FritMt .. 111111 • <• Cl)) ID Anut•m el =..: CCl .. .,., ... Alf flip" (tdv) 'S2-Errol Flynn. ........ ,.~ 9100 G 0 Cl) (fl • L111• ti Ult Liit e llletlt: .. ,.,, ¥ ..... iq" (1dv) '53-James Cr111. Rita Mo11no (l)Littll ..... : ~~~= S.r FtloMt .Can .... -9:30- • im ~°" e o crt •._ ... ,.. (J) lllfflt : "Ct••a11ll Petit t· IMllCt'' (COIA) 'JI l1lh P1lmt1 tDS.-Slrttt 10:00 • (11) (}) $11.uM/ ...... , e n <T••"-'" ... :'<111 CIJl a._,..., ...... : CC> "T1lt °" ... "" UM eel 1111" (d11) '69-Ch1rtu Boyer. Robtrl hylOI ....... : '1tr111t11t ., It!• ...... (dra) '53 Rhonda Flem1n1 • lllttlt: "Htfl't Crtt11tt•1" (•ti) '53-Stephen McNally Tl/ WEEK, AUGUS1 e 1976 SHllfllllctSMw at5-llllllllM -10:30- e @ ttt •,...... • MIN: (I:) "Tiit ..... 0.-'' (d11) '67-0on Murny. Clrhta •<QI )O CW.W~ a ktill """" • Cloctric C..,Uy 11:00 9 <ll'l 1 f 11 O•t s,1n .. II t ll I tJ ( IJ) Cl Maier l H&• ....... llllM: "l1ie !let" (dra) ·53 limes Donald. Pllylhs Cilvtrt • <a > a 1.11t s.cer tDZ..1 An•llllOOll 12:00 8 <I7J VllllJ If t11t Dlllo- ttW'l G h it: CC> "Walk tl1t ,,. •• I.Ml" (wtl) 56-Audit Murphy •™'" ...... •MaltrMtll• • ""a ...... Gelltl -12:30- • <I7J CJ) ()) Fat ~ • Su lltlt ()) llllM: "1111. Ill" (dr•l ·so- Edmund Gwenn, Burt Lancaster • littltlll s,.ta IAttl* . .... :..,. ......... , .. (drel '41-Hum= Bo11rt <• {()) ,,,. ~ 8 llllM: CC> wTflrw Y-a Tta· 1111•· (•ti) '!14-Jeffrey Hunter. Mlt11 Cly nor 1100 • cm CJ) (I) Chllllru't '11111 ftllMI • c.llMty T t1111lt m 111111tt ....._ • Tiit Ufe el l.MllM Dt Vlrlcl (8 (I)) c:.My ......... • Dr1Ntk S.ritt -l:S0-• •1.~ • 5"rtt Challottt• G linlt: CC> "Tau, Soft of C.Cllllt" (•ts) '54-Rock Hudson 2:00 B T• ._., Sc-.. Daya 11 lllttlt: LC) "Th CrlMtu Ii-" (dr1) 59 Glenn Corbtll. V1Cl011a Sh•• • .....,w, m .... : "lllttt tM ,..,,.. (com) 'C6 Jackie Hunter (dd1t C11r • (12fj (l)) IJll Pea Gell C..111· ,_., lh11d round play lrom the Con1ttuo0111I Country Club 1n WHh 1n1ton. 0 C llllM: C~ "Tiit Llttlt Ilene ~~rn111> '&9 •Se111T111!1 cm .. ...,,.11ett1tn !JI) (IJ lllttlt: ~ ''Mtutt ti Cer4I" (sui.p) '68-Ceorae P•PP••d. ln11r Stevens. DA11kt111111t USA -2:30- .. .w. .... · (ll) 51111 T iM • T1le ..... Arb frie "10th Annt ¥t<UI) Concert" The Be1u1 Alb T rto l)tlfollllS 11 !lie lnd11111 UntmMI) MUSietl Alts Ctt11er •Cti• ,11 l'lf ..... 3:00 8U.tltlll ..... • ...,,.: CC> "SW r. ,....,, .. (•n) ·~~-JoM P1y"e 9 .... : '111 LU rlillf' (Id•) '61-llmts Coburn. lte I Cobb • °""' lillib 8 , ..... tlll linne • c-try PIK• er"'YS.. -3:30-.0IW!f ....._ ...... Ds.tw*r .... : "'-ttllt ... ,.,,., .. (dll) '6-W1llt1m Clmpbell. Anna P1vone ...... "Ad fif ...,letl'' (ldV) '6S-l111 Bahn. Je11my l11ett Slit Trtl cm CJ) TM1 It ._... .... , ....... ,. .... , ... (8 Cl))fritMatlMM GW..,llltilee at11e .. ...., 4100 ...... ............... cmrn .n~ •. , "-ea.. u.i-.i a Cl) s,.c.: "" ..... ......, .. . .,.,.., ca > t11e ,.....,... ...... ~ -4:30-8 tm())CIS 5-11 ~ Ill Getmt11 G1111d P'ria. SuwbOWI ot MotocrOM. and • lool at tht 11 membt! ctlmbln1 IHlll IOI tllt Allltl· tClft 8ictft11nn11I Mount btmt 11· pe41tlon. Cl) 111111: CC> "lllllf" (d1a) '11- ltitllafd Cm"•· Meil OiCk1nto11 ................ ................... <• Cl) Kl) W..W ~ "AIM ...... ec.tw111s 1100 .. ,,.. Cl) ............ • <•Cl)) 8 AIC'I W"t ..,...,...,. ........ al G CI> .... ..... "Tll tllt c.... w .,. (111~$) 'H-ludY Galland ..... '1111.,..,. 0-" (dta) '!li-Mdltl R11. Adolfo HOyOS al"-'-lllt~ ·Tlle~ .~ .. e T1le ..._ FMllJ -5:30-....... ....... I l.M llcJ 0 Cl) Fllll . SuperboWI X" .......... .Ullll ... I •V•NING •100 • 07'<D .... II i2ll (D) Ct llH P'rt·S.t· 1111 f..etlil The Ptttsbui&h Stttlm mtel tile Wasn1nlon Redskins 1n the 111llon's ap111I e Mlwll: (ZIN) ''lllilt of .. ,. M " (adv) '61 -Stnt Reno "'5-1 ."-nd • a.. "'""'91 IBJ lletlllw m UfllWs. Den1Ut11 -6:30- f) lliU Y• 0,.1 SM • (QI) , ..... IJI> • "' Geel ... C-try ......... .a D E,..itMWrac" • ltJ Utttt Mlrllt 7:00 ef.-.u, WIW WM Witt • [,..,... i.. ....... o..tlutlol~ • .., Putw Ill• """ • <• Cl)) ~' l.nreM• .... Sllow ....... 12 cm """"' IJl)Uf• ...... ~ • T1le lllwell of Slltrl1d Hol11111 •Ol.Jlgenln ... IMr -7:30- • ._. "'t·S.-follW l1vt ~ttalt ot the 11mt btlwttn los An1eltt and St1lll• 8 Can "" ,.,... INK• * the ,,.. .,.. ... , llllcMel lf1Mlll stirs 191SICHT lnCIAl e IMlcllt "luvtt' Whtn • youn1 lllW'(fl d1c1dtS to "°'' clllec11y 1n the 1uv1n1l1 rtfonn syit1m. 1111 efforts to lletp •~• 1nm1tu bfu k fru ot the chain of lllOlenct and 1urus1011 1n tht 11torm1IOI} 111 lrus111t1d not ollly by the lllrd COii dehnqutnb bl/I. alao, b7 one of th• 1u11d1 •"""'m .... ti"""" 1100 8 ltll CJ) Cl) TIM """'* (R) A sb•nttr tlitt to pie• up Molher J1llt11on In Ille elevator. tnd Geor11 finds 11 1mus1n1 unlll ht leeins 1111 identity ol th• 1tran1er 8 ltftt Alltft'• ta• W CueS15 1ntlud1 Sito lortnu. Andy Griffith, foster Broo•s. (l)lletlllw e (8 Cl)) D AIC Sat•r•af ~lit lllttlt On'11ft1t•tt: (Sllr) "lttM• Sim" (adv) · -JJI $1 John. ltd Allan, SOlrell Boo•t Ta411 Coooet, Yt<IOI Buono AmtriCl's l1Y011te comtt st110 news P10trwoman ~u to hie 1nd bt comn involved tn voocloo. millions ot dollart tn utortton money 1nd str1n1t do4np 1n the 011•. dan lff0\1$ iunstts of 811111 M ... Mt, llll Ille" (dla) • l6-Sl1t11 Stmns Micllatl Andtrson Ir Dabney Cott 111111 Ctaudt Akins P11 O 8110 Robtll Yauahn St01y ol 1 ttltnllm )tltCh tor lhe ''"" ot 1 y011nc IHC.fltt 'llfllO •ts a P~llt of !ht community e ...,.: (tO) "....._... Ttt· ref" (dla) '10-MIC!lftl Rtnntt e 11m1 .... s....SttMt Juht MC!ftws vltlls !ht "an1m11 ptOllltd" l1nd ol Stsafll4 St1ut and ltkes alon1 htr luests Perry Como and Jim Henson the mupl)tts . .....,.. ...... • llwle: (21w) "Tlle DIMtt f11" (di•) ·~1-11mu Mason S> flit .............. tllt Mo.111 ID D Sllow de l.W.1 llamit m 11..-t.a11111&tt rrec111111 -1:30- • U1J .J) Doc IR) Dot Bo~trl tS olftred 1 chaf\Ct ro ttfln uo tn show buMnt~ who hf s •0001nltd IKhmal •dv1St1 t0< • dlyt1mt teltvwon ~P opera -~ fBJa..-w Dnu 9:00 8 11 ~. •• Mary Tyler Moott (RI Cu11t pllauu M11y •htn a hand some 1>11est conhdtt 1n lier lh•I he ii 1oon1 to 1t1vt the church and sht SuSl)KI$ ti S Ill bttlUU OI htf II UIC S1tw1•11 Mu tt '"c; (lllf) wAault M A QMtn" (1dw) '6S-F1anl Son1h•. Y11n1 l11.1 Tony Fm1c+c>U. R1th11d Conle Woman <1dventurer and lltt ruthless tomp•n ion t1lk an t• 1ubm111ne 01t1ce1 into rotn1na them 1n 111sm11 1 sunken Cerm1n sub The11 plan 1s to 1econd1 lion the sub ind ust 11 to hold up the Queen Mtty The11 plan 1ucteed& only to hnt the Coast Guud ttCt 10 tht scene IOI tn 11on1c tnd1n& ((} T1le ~·11 <Bl llllorit: .. ht Passw01d h Cou1 11t'' <•11) ''3-Dlri ... ., ... ..... " .. • c.llltt D D lllltrlfl!Cy • lh¥l1: (90) "Tiit Ast .. ishtd .... rt'' th ) ·•a-Noel Cowud M<11 aaret lt11Mon Ctltl Johnson m h"tMt rr111 -9:30- -~ .......... tt s-. (R) flit Hartley s entet111n Howud Botde~·s y0un1 son and en1a1e a bttuty Quttn u his b1bp11ttt •htn Howard's u writ 11rtts to let little HO'fltt lllO'lt tn wrth h1111 8 lflfii!Jedlt 111-·1 Sllwte lit ~ ~ lKktt Mason, one of Cd Sullivan's favorite comedians. ltosts tllts variety ltour and ts totntd by Tony Btnnttt, Redd Fon. Robert Goulel. Ceo<p Jeqel Rudy Vallo , B~I Dena. louts Nyt, Joe Louis MC' IMl1 • llMtt: CC) (10) "Mis Majesty O'llttlt" (adv) 'S4-Burl Lancutet. • ShHllo ZZIQIJll TI111t 10:00 • Clll (J) (I) P'R[MIUl DI· WINI Celrtll Sllow Ms Carroll IS host of htt own mlnl·HrfU verltty allow 1411111 I Allttt W.W at War Jack Ntck11us, one of pro- fe11lon11 golf's 1ll·tlme greets. demonatretea the po-r thll l'taa made him 1 conal1tent top money wtn· ner on tne PG.A tour He la one ot the goiters eJ(plCted to compete In The 5811'1 POA Nat1on11 Ch1mp1on1n1p which Wiii alt ABC Frtd1y 11 11 30.AM. S1tu1d1y et 5PM and Sund1y. August 15, 11 •:30PM. ! V Wt El\ AuGUST 6 1976 m ,..., a> llisftl Call117 fB Semu111 O.ttctitt Ul t lllrt IKlllrt<~ S,.Ciat 2t NfrM Mltdt<ock Meur D ln!tft<I .... Sllow • l..u """ """ -10:30- • WW. Sa11111 Tlltatre t Set IMkt 11:00 fl 3-D 8 I tO U lie.\ t llfl Ill Actioll II Wo!W ham T-P1mbu1ch lt11n1lfs Yi Photn11 Racqueb m lllM!te: "liN Ille C!Nlt W l y'' (musl •7 -Jud~ Gttland Q) S111ia11 Cillt111• '7 )) flit rn Clull U > { M1111·U BJ TIM 100 Clu' fD M tit• T°' 0> Cintma 34 D fll111 Fututt Super Bowl X" -11:30- .. F1bulolls SZI ~ "flit llla111lll· cent Thief'' (adw) 67 Robttt W1ane1 Se"'' lltraer D QJ (JiJ ~ D Saturday "'"" ll , Mo.it: "1\e Lost TrlM'' (adv) 0 -tohnny Wmsmullei 1, ...,.: "Tltt Uh o4 (mRe Zoll" (d11) '31-Paut Munt G Mo.11: "Ilic-I C1Mer f rt111 Ollttt S,1t1" (sc1 h) 6~ John SuOll t1l ..... AtlttlU leMy ..... ..... -11:45- (lt l )RuH.-.r• 12:00 e lllewlt: "lt lllll A Dl•l'ft" (adv) '67-nc• P1l1J1Ct e ...,.: "CltllU .. (111t1) 61 -Rod lt)'IOI. 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