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Lagunans in Heisler Park were amazed, but Mary MacCon·
Dell of Santa Ana was merely amused over their reaction to
her pet, ''"l'hree J,'' a raccoon she adopted after finding him
near Escape Country two years ago. "Three J'' always
draws a lot of attention, she says, but then, it isn't every
day you see a pretty girl ambling along with a Procyon
lot.or in tow.
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'Legal' Group's
Tactics Judged
Questionable
BJ JOANNE aEYNOLDS °'-°"' ...........
NEW CIA CHIEF?
Lt. Gen. Jamea Gavin
General
May Get
CIA Job
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Votes in Doubt
J Veto
On Beath Penalty ·
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Deatl!
penalty backers have enoucb
votes in tbe lectslature to put a =· PQDiahment btll OD Gov. und Browu Jr.'s desk -if
they can &et lt throuch a key >..· sembly committee.
But the attempt to override the
DemocraUc governor's prombed
veto will depend on a band.ful of
undecided senators and as·
semblymen.
Those are results of a new sur·
vey by The Associated Press of
California's 39 state senators and 80 assemblymen and a s ·
semblywomen. (Sen. Anthony
Bellen.son's election to Congress
created the Senate vacancy.)
The survey showed the death
penalty would pass wltb ease 1n
both the Senate and Assembly.
A veto override would come up
two votes short with five
legislaton .undecided in the >J·
sembly and three votea abort
witb five undecided 1.n \be $nate. But death {»enalty lelial.U.0
allo faces a cJOse vote in tbe nine-
member Aa1embl1 Criminal
Juatlce Committee, where lt
must pt five aye votes before it
can even be considered by the
full Aasembly.
That committee has three
members who are firm aye
votes, and three who are firm no votes. The other three say they
are undecided, but one of them
voted aye and two voted no on a
:leath penalty bill in 1973.
It tatei 41 aye votes in the As-
sembly and 21 in the Senate to
pa.as a death penalty bill.
U Brown vetoes it , aa be pro-
miaed be would do in an address to the leglslature two weeks ago,
tt would take 54 votel in the Ar.·
aembly and n in the Senate to
override the 38-year-old
De.pite1'k!tPardoa
Military Men Glv:e
Carter Warm BeHO
WASHINGTON (AP)-Jimmy
Carter celebrated his nt1W pre·
aideney witb S,000 members of
Congreu, diplomats, military of·
fioen aod their guests at Uiree re·
ceptions Salurda7. He said sreet·
ings from tbe military were "the
most deeply reliJioua. •'
He said officers coosiatently
greeted b1m with "God bless you
and God be with you" and mad~
scant reference to bis pardon of
Vietnam-era draft evaders, bard· lyadayold.
•'They just said they were clad I
let the nation know •hf was in
Mistletoe:
Its Berry's
,.
Democrat'• veto &Del :reinstate =~•Mtlunat over hil ob-.
Tbe AP survey turned up these 1
totals: ' • -THE ASSEMBLY: 46 aye ' wt. for tbe death penalty, 17 J no. U undeclded, 4 no reaponae. .
However, mo.t of tbe 17 ai· · semblymen wbo said they were
undecided or who did not answer-·
have taken public posttlona in the
put, either in interviews or on
the 1973 leslalaUve vote on i
capital punishment. 1
Those results bring the Aa·
sembly total to 52·23 1D favor of
the death penalty, just two abort
ol the 5' votes needed for a veto
override, with five assemblymen
undecided.
-THE SENATE: 22 aye votes, 7 no, S undecicfed, 5 no
response. In the Senate, tbe addi·
tioo of tboee "undecideds" who
have voted or taken public posl·
tiom in the past brinl the tot.al to
31-10 wtth five undecided.
In each cue, the firm yes votes
are enough to pass the bW, but
not enough to usure a veto over·
ride. But the firm no votes are
nowhere near enough to atop an
override.
Bat a veto override attempt is
a loQg way down the road.
1be first test which proponents
of capital punishment face ls the
Assembly Criminal Justice Com·
mittee, which beglns hearing~
l&onday. A blll need.a five aye
votes in that nine-man commit-
tee.
Aad altbou1h committee •
cllatnn&11 Kea Jfadd' (R·
Freano) and vice chairman
Terry Goggin <D ·San Bernardibo) fayor capital
puniahment, opponents have an
edge in the committee.
Unlikely Duo
Sport Pistol,
Gold Earring
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Costa Mesa
Jaws Act Gummed Up
Things were getting complicated at "Jaws," a tavern on
Newport Boulevard. Universal Studios sued bar owner John
Bellamy over use of the name. Bellamy fHed a countersuit.
Now the seUer of suds says he's goinc to pull the teeth on his
shark-maw bar entrance and end all his letal entangle· ments by renaming the place "Capta1n Dinghy's Wharf."
Unlversal quickly agreed to drop their suit, Bellamy said.
.. They wanted the name down pretty bad."
Huntington Beach
Fire Pole's Days Numbered
Tfme js sliding by fast for a
Huntington Beach fire sta-
tion's brass pole, which wilJ be
elimina~ when the station is
torn down to make way for a
new one. The 25-foot solid
brass pole may wind up in a
museum. Says Capt. Roger
Hosmer. "Sliding down poles
to get to the fire equipment in
such a hurry made things
more exciting."
"hleti
Bark Flies,
Bite Follows
The City o( Irvine may stop
barking their dismay over
plans to cut eucalyptus trees
to make room for new de-
velopments. and take a bite
trom tile hide of the Presley
Companies ror cutting 38
trees in the new Orangetree
development. Fines of $500
per tree are possible, unless
the city requires replanting of
38 new trea instead.
Saddleback Valley
Host Helping Handicapped
Saddleback College's radJo station packs a mere 10
watt.a wallop, but the message comes through loud and clear
for the handicapped who listen to talt show bott Joseph
DeMarco each Wednesday night. His program, called
"Wider Horizons," usually centers on the problems of
specific handicaps and features guests who give advice on
overcomlns lhem. The 1tatlon. KSBR at 88.S FM, bas an ap-
plication pending with the FCC to boolt the stfUoo's power
to 3,000 walls, allowing coverage of much of the Orange
County atta. De Marco says he is trying to sell the idea of hit
program for lbe handicapped to a commercial attUoo.
Ddlarco, by the way, is legally blind, ir result of the multi-
pleacJeroeia that1truck him at aee 16.
San Juan Capistrano
Second Sex
Suit Sought
Once was not enoudl for
Gall Samota, wbo lut week
filed a second H10dilcrlmlna-
U on suit •••Inti ber employer, the City of San
Juan Capbtrano. The first
amt eeatered on her claim
that tbe clty paid a lllale
worker men for eci..~ won. Her 1-..cl nlt. au.,a tbe
dt7 bu threa~ to fiN
her fw ftHni the ftnt. TM arm, threat fono..d bier ..
matkla to dert~ after
tbe :Nid .... aUICl .btr ft~ 117 .._ ·-:-;:-r.; , ......... ... ·mmlil mum on tM obat .... .
1a1ln• tbat th la la ••a
l*tODll matter.··
N ewport Bc ac h
Chip Scion Kidnapers Guilty
An Oraqe CountJ JUl'J bu fOUQd fwo men tulltf of kid·
napln• potato chip btlr John ff. "Jack" Scudder. The petr
had demanded szao,ooo rant0a1 fot ntuna ol tbe Newport
Beacb resident, but SCudder escaPtd betore tbe tllllOlll wu
pald by feilnlnl a heart. attack. J'aclnl Mnttedu .,.
WUllam Rudy We1tOD, o , and Ricki Dal• s.n .... n TIMlr
Jawyen dalmed Scudder had blrtd tMm to fat. aktdoap In
Ol'der to IOlv IDOM7 probleml) a cWa ~"1r1 ~
c.boH not to believe.
Mi&l6lB Heada for Europe
WMHINGTON CAP> -Preal· .. c.rt.' Mid S.Qa.rda1 Ulat vtee ~ W~ I'. lloa·
dale, "my ~ •minlll"J ,'' wUl carry '• very heaVy and ~ve a1eocta•• for meet.
1pp with fore1an leaden wbt.Aba bestna a round-the.worad trip to-
day.
Cartel' told rePOrlen that be and t.be beads of 1<>vernment ill
the European nationa and Japan
that Vlce President Walter F.
Mondale will viilt .. tabUabed
the a&eoda together. He said it
Doctors
Avoiding
Medi-Cal
BELL (AP) -Larae numbers
ol Southern California doctors are refualn1 to treat paUenta un·
der the ltate'a medical prorram
becauae of bureaucraUc hanles, a It.ate board was told Saturday.
Dr. Harry Warshaw •. a Hunt-
incton Park urologiat who is
secretary-treasurer of \he.state
Board of Medical ~Quality As·
surance, told the meeting that a recent survey showed that ,qnly
39 percent of San Diego. area
physicians will accept, &jedi-Cat
1J9tienta.
He estimated that 60 percent of
Lo8 Anielea area doctors wUJ ac-
cept the state subaldlzed pa·
Uents.
Warahaw had organized the
ftve·)M>ur meeting, attended by
75 persons, including seven
member11 of the board at the United Automobile Workers
headquarters here.
Dr. Gilbert Landi, a Hunt-·
ington Park obstetrician, said
Medi-Cal refuses to approve vitamins for pregnant women
even though most of his patients,
who are largely Medi·Cal reci· '
pienta, are malnourished.
A cancer specialist, Dr.
Stephen Strum, said be muat sub·
mlt special forms to receive
permission to use newly de·
veloped drugs on Medi-Cal pa-
tient.a.
"You have to be lucky to have
a malady that is seaaltlve to a
drug that Medi·Cal will ap· prove," be said.
Strum aaid he 1eta about 40 or
50 percent of hia usual fee for
treating MedJ·Cal patient. and
that bills usually come three to
six months after claims are sub·
milted.
RIDGES ••.
be available from a number of
SOU(j?el.")
Voelkl protests he has nothing
to do with what goea into the
magazine. Tbal'a up to the or·
ganizatlon. he says. He just sells
the adt.
The ads range In size from one
column inch, which goes for
$12.50, to the back page, which
costatMO.
The magazine ltaell bJ printed
on U1ht.welgbt bond paper with
nothing but black and white
drawings except for the five
pbotoa ln the inside and the pie·
ture of the group's president that
ls on the cover. ·
Voelkl says all of the Issues are
of that quality except that the
November-December edlUon at
82 pa1es 11 by far the biggest.
Thll month'•, be notes, ran only
32pa1e1. One Newport Beach bu1i·
neuman, whose flrm bad a
$112·ad In the bll laaue says be bu no records of the ad, nor any
recollection of bavtn1 ordered it.
Speaking of auoclatlon
ma1aslnet cennally, he aaid
tbat be bu discovered that the
ad• are IOllclt.ed lD one or two
wa71. If then ta a personal friend ac.
lively involved in the organin·
tlon, the buslneuman will be ap.
proached to place an ad. He said
lie utually does '° willlnsly.
The lecood method ll for bis
firm to receive a letter contaln·
Int a p~ of an ad and a
notice a&YiJll t lh1I ta th• Id
ordered al per a p.reviOUI aeree·
ment and unleu tbe bual-MNman cancell It, It wW nm
and b• will be billed.
He aald the a4 copy ll uaually :r"'...J:'==--= aHCIMlf 6-eietbl pubtte.UOO.
tboH cGGflrmaUon-aollcltation
ade were pald JHt aa the penonaUY IOUClted ODel wen.
Ila 4llcull1u bll tollctt.tlcJft pra~c•, Voelld Rid he Ultl
ptr10aal CODt&etl ~ne or mall
. ioUelta~ but bl denied Ul1nc tl'9 pracuee·out.Uned by the bull·
Ml•man. ·
Accordlal to Voelkl. th• u-Nclatlon wu lncorporated ln UM aad tw 1ubHQuenU)' 1>Msl ~anted tu-.a.empt DOD·prollt
atatua b1 atai. ud federal ai•
cMI. Rt talc! b8111M copl• ot a 1981 Jett.tr froca t.M state l'rueblle Ta Boant ad a UU WW ll'Om
• •
l.Mludea .. very 1pHlftc qaet·
tioel," but cU4 not ••Y what &be ~conc:emed. .
Ottldall bue said Konda)e ts
taklnc the lO·day trl.P to
famlllutu U.S. allltl wltb tbe
Carter admlnbtratJoo aad to c:o.Jult with theoi on lot.em•·
tioQaJ economtc problems.
Moedalt, IJl tM admlnlatra-tioa'a ftnt diplomatic mb1lon,.
will vlaft Bruaaell lor tala with
oftlelall of tbe North AtlanUc
Treaty Or1anlsatlon and th•
<))11unon Market. He then aoe1 to
Q,nn,. Wt1t Berlin, Rome, Loll·
don, PuU and Tokyo.
Carter called the JlleeUnt•
"much more than an honorary ~ qenda ta the same~. it I were maltlns the trip myaelf. • • he
aald. adding that Mondale bu
been briefed by .national security
advt.sen and the secretaries of
atate, coipmerce, defense and
treasury.
"All the leaders know that
when they see Mondale, be bJ
coming there as my personal
emlaaa.ry,'' Carter Hid.
AROK THE ROSOT GOU TO GIT Titl MAIL
BuUder Made th ,.. .. , With Dtecanted Para
At Bis Servlee-
p,:._P.,,eAJ Robot Doea Dirty Work GAVIN;.·.
• · .1 PALOS IULLS, Ill. (AP> -
lntelU1enceA&ency. Ben Skora doesn't have to walk Theodore (Ted) C. Sorensen out to the street to pick up bis
had been nominated by Carter mall or put out the garbage. He's tor the poet, but be withdrew last got a robot that does that work -
week when queaUona were ralsed and ls capable of chatUng with
about hia prevlous bandlln1 of • the poatm.an and the trash collec·
cluslfled documents, his one· ton. time status u a coucientious ob-The robot is Arok (Skora in re·
jedor and h.la cloae coMectlon to · verse, without the 'S'). a 275-
former President John F. Ken-pound, radio-controlled servant
nedy. Under Kennedy's ad· who stands 6-feet-4-lncbes tall in
minlstration. tbe CIA plotted to his bare wheels, looklnc
usasalnate Cuban Premier sometblng like an astronaut in
Fidel Castro. full uniform.
Gavin wu an early critic of When Skoras throws a party,
tbe U.S. role in Vietnam, oppos-Arok is sometimes used to inC military Involvement there answer the .door and announce
-aaearlyuthemld·l950s. the guests. Theo lie brings ash "' "lie showed the kind of. In· trays, hors d'oeuvrea and drinks.
de~ence from the day he·fql. Jn good wea,pier, Aro~ is ata· ~ted against the war In Viet· tioned in the dn veway.
nam l:hft we Jteed ln the Central "Motorist.a really do a double
lntelligence· Agency," Church take," laulhs Skora.
said. Skora, a hypnotherapist, bJ an
Gavin, 70, is chairman of electronics buff on the aide.
Arthur D. Little Inc., an ln· Before be built Arok, Skora made
du.atrial research firm head-a drtverless car that could roll ln-
quartered In Masaachuaetta. to a drlve·ln restaurant and order
He ls a 1raduate of the U.S. food with a voice coming from a
Military Academy at West Point speaker. ·
and became chief of Army re· He aaya it took him six years to ~h in 1955. During World War build the robot and esUmatea bis
II, Gavin commanded the 505th labor alone at $800,000. He values
Airborne Parachute Regiment at Arok at $1 million. ·
the D-Day landings. He retired in Battery-powered Arok has an
1958. aluminum body with movablo Gavin served at one time as arms covered wilb fiexible ex·
U.S. ambaaaador to France. In haust tubing used on clothes
1968 he was mentioned as a po111i-dryers. J{jg molded bands can be
ble Republican pre1ldential or clamped onto objects to bold vice presidential candidate. them.
BEHIND MAGAZINE COVER IS NOT WHAT YOU'D !XPl!CT
the federal lntemal Revenue
Service to bact up the tax ex-
empUon claim 1n his aalet pit.ch.
He alao acknowledged that he
teU. proepectlve ad·bu)'er1 the
or1anl11tlon la non-profit, ln
aplte of the fact tbat ricordl
malntalned by the 1tate
Secretary of ¢orporatJ~ allow
tbat 1tata waa 1111peaded f.n A rD, 11'12. .
'CotJkl tald he WU lutpNed
about the auspenslon and peased
it wu done because of a lapse in
paperwork on the part of the as·
1ocl1Uon'1 memben. A 1pokt1lllan for tht •tate
Franchise Tat Board would not
gtve any dttatb of the 1Utpenalon
of tbe uaoctatJon'• corporate
1tatu1, but eald lt waa doae
because the poup had ettber
faJ.led to ftl• armual report.a wltb
the board or because the IJ'OUP
had not paid tu a1muat feee.
The apok•m• furtbtt uld
tlle 1u1peuton m11n1 tbat tu the
e)'H of ttle law, th6 corporation
b&1 eeued to qtat and cannot
Je1aUy ~bualneP. · Would the 1elllnl ol a4a ln an
u1ocladoo maiuift• c:ouUtute
a vlolaUonoltbelt•T
It dtftnltelJ would, Use tu
boatd 1DOk•manNld. Votlkl aald W hu no plans to
IUlpeAcl Ide buda .. ~UYiU•
alDet Jae llr.=.Clll a COPtr~
wWLUaeam • No ooe'if?OiD Ute ,arauluUcm ltMlf CoiM bit IWW for com-
JDtllt.
A plexlglass shield covers a
rubber muk face. Arok'1 llpa
move when he talks (Skora'• voice through a speaker). Other
parts came from autos and •P·
pllances redesigned by Skora to
ault b1a needs.
"I'm alwaya adding somethlnc new to him," says Skora. "I can
control hlm from two miles
away. I'm aoing to put Uttle TV
cameras ln the robot's eyes.
Then I could control him for
greater distances and be could be
used u a guide for tours such as
at Brookfield Zoo.
"He moves on wheels now, but
I'm working on a system that will
enable him to walk like a human.•!·• .. ,..._. • ·-···"
Westmiruter
Girl's Rites
Slated Today
Private funeral services will
be held today for a 7-year-old.
Westminster girl whose body
was discovered inside a spare
refrigerator at her home Friday.
Th"e servtces for Patricia LYM
Thom as ol 13751 Edwards St. will
be held at Peek Family Colonial·
1''uneral Home in Westminster.
Miss Thomas, who reportedly
had stayed home from school
Friday because .of illness, was
found by her mother when she re-
turned from work. The body oC
the family cat waa found
alonsaide the girl.
Survlvora Include the mother,
Mary Thomas ; father , J ack
Thomas of Santee, Calif.: a sis-
ter, Deborab;/and four
·grandparents :..Yflomer and
Margaret Earnest of
Westminster and William and
Ruth Thomas of Los Angeles.
Police Probe
Girl's Death
Police are conti.nuinl to worlc
throuah the weekend in an a~ teulpt to identify tbe body of a
young woman apparently kllled
by sunabot JiOundA and found on
a remote blllalde In Orange.
No solid clues to her ldenUty
and no ,uapect bad been un·
covered by late Saturday.
altbouab the body was found Frl•
day by a pUllnlf motoreycU1t.
1'b8 woman was described ..
ln her late teens, about 5feet1 m·
c:hea tall, wel1hln1 about US poun~ wlth brown ehoulder• Jeaath ball'. She waa weartni
tan&erloe colored j•nt•1 .. a
cardigan sweater an a wnue mmllA blouae. <
SUNDAY
DAILY PILOT
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GDeM
Which
Season
Judging from the bum-pet-.to.6umper highway
scene or tbe attire or
M.arty Wihoo of
Lagpna Beach as be
does a nifty handstand
on his skateboard, it
would appear to be
midsutnmer. Daily
Pilot Photographer
Patrick O'Donnell
caught these glimpses
among the throngs who
found Saturday's sun-
shine irresistible. Those
drivers who were dis·
FUDtled by tbe traffic
Jam should have been
grateful at Jeast that
they could start their
cars in winter, which is
more difficult than
usual back Eact.
Enterprise Shown Off
. Whales Vie With Latest Competitor
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Of llW o.u, l'llot S~lf
Enterprise, the newest U.S.
12-meter sloop which wiJI com-
pete for the right to defend the
America's Cup this year, was put
through her paces ocr San Diego's Point Loma Friday with her full
crew aboard for the first time.
Enterprise is the 27th U.S.
12-meter to take shape, thus lead-
ing to her battle cry for the U.S.
trials off Newport, R.I. come
nextJune: "27in77.''
Friday's preview of the Olin
Stephens-designed sloop was wit-
nessed by a full-house crowd of
newspaper , magazine and
t.elevislon report~rs as she glided
across the smooth waters oU
Point Loma in a moderate
breeze. On another chase boat
was her designer ~phens with a
camera glued to his eye to record
every sail curvature and altitude
of the yacht as the crew put her
through beating, reaching and
running maneuvers with the sails
built by her skipper, Lowell
North of San Diego.
Only competition afforded En-
terprise on Friday was a pod o(
gray wbale.s wtuch paced the
vessel and O<'casionally raised
their giant snouts for a look at the
graceful :.loop before sounding.
"The presence of the whales
was a litUe scary at times but our
instruments showed that we ac-
tually had a litUe more speed,"
grinned North at a press briefmg
on shore.
At the helm o( Enterprise was
Malin Burnham. noted San Diego
Yacht Club skipper, who baa
been oamed by North as hU tacti-
cian and upwind helmsman dur-
ing the oHlclal trial! and during
the actuaJ Cup defense 1£ En-
terprise can defeat three other
contenders in lhe fight to become
the defender in 23rd campaign
next September.
Ironically, Enterprise has
Jogged much more land mileage
al this point than she will at sea
during the entire campaign.
After her launching and com-
m h s i onlng at Minneford's
ShJpyard, City Island, N.Y. on
Dec. 4, she was Lowed to the
Maritime College, her ofncial
owner, where she wa:1 prepared
for a 3,000-mile cruise across the
country by truck to Dtiscoll's
Custom Boat Yard in San Diego
ror final outfitting.
Enterprise was trucked to San
Dleco in two parts. At the
Maritime College the hull was
lifted from the lead keel and the
two parts shipped on separate
trucks.
After an intense campaign or
testing and crew training In
Southern California she will
again be dismantled for another
truck voyage across the country
to Newport, R.I. tn time for the
preliminary trials starting June
18. The yacht is expected to leave
San Diego by trucks about May
IS.
But Enterprue will have plen·
ty or competition before begin-
ning her 3,000-mile return trip to
the EaatCoul
Edward du Moulin, project
manapr for the Enterpriae, an-
nounced that the Maritime
College bas chartered the 12·
met.er Intrepid, successful Cup
defender In 1967 and 1970, and a
defense contender in 1973, as a
trial horse for Enterprise Jn
Southern California waters.
Intrepid ts being shipped from
Honolulu to San Diego where
Gerry Driscoll will put her in
shape and akippel' her in training
races again.st Enterprl.Je. U In-
trepld does well against En-
terprise Driscoll may recruit a
crew and ship her east for the
trials.
Burnham, rated as one of the
top yacht racing helmsmen in the
country, said Enterprise bandies
easily and appeared to have good
boat speed In her trial runs.
In practice sessions by herself,
computers aboard are recording
performances under various coo-
dillons which are beln1 com·
pared with almllar recor~ on
Courageous, the 12-meter that
defeated Australia ln four
straight raees tn 1974.
North said the selectlon of the
11-man Enterprise crew began
with the nucleus of lntrepld's
1974 crew who then chose others
to sail with them. The crew, in-
cluding the five who crewed on
Intrepid, are familiar names in
the world of yacht racing both in
this country and abroad.
North himself it a former
three-Umeworld champion In the
Star Class and a gold medalist in
the class in 1968. He ls considered
one or the premier helmsmen In
the world in any class.
Burnham is also a former
world champion Star sallor, hav-
ing won the title when he was 17.
He has· been twice runner-up in
Olympic trials and Is considered
an ace skipper in offshore yacht-
lnf. Burnbam Will be North's tac·
ticlan and upwind helmsman.
The two have sailed together and
against each other since their youth.
Other members of the En·
terprlse crew:
Emrys R. Black, Newport
Beach, crewed on Intrepid and
has coached ocean racing at the
U.S. Naval Academy.
Jamea A. Caldwell, Seattle,
Wub., aiao crewed on Intrepid
and bas sailed In major Southern
California ocean races.
Rod Davis, PlacenUa, crewed
on the 1976 wtnner ol the Ocean
Ractn1 Ccmference (SORC> In
lf76 and nwnerous other major
races.
Steve Taft, MW Valley, Calli.,
crewed on Intrepid and has
participated lo a score of other
pre1tl1lou.s races. Rl~bard T. du Moulin, New
York, will be the navigator
aboard Enterprise, the same role
he played on Intrepid. He also
served in the Hme capacity
aboard Constellation in the lB67
CUp campaign.
John Manball, WUton, Conn.
wlll be the sail trimmer on En-
terprise. He served in the same
capacity on Intrepid in 1974. He
w~ a blUlle medalist in the
Ol7D2plca tn &be aame year, and
la bead of North'• sail loft tn Con-
necticut.
Boser Le Blanc, Scituate,
M111. bu compet4!d in manJ
Eut Coat ocean ractni event.a,
t.be Bermuda race and other
COG)peddom.
Donald Koblman, Alameda, la well known u a crew in Wat Couty~dreles.
And1 llacGOwan, Lons Island,
N. \'. cl'fted oo Intrepid tn 1974
and w el!Cherly ln mo. and bu
beea a winnln1 skipper ln
Mediterranean cbamptonablpe.
Project maaacer du Moulin
Hld the En~rile 11 not bttnt
billed u a West Cout eflort for ~ America'• Cup despite a pre.
domlaaace ol West Cout crew
and penoane1 Involved.
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DAILY PILOT .43
'llnaatural Ute'
Biochemist Warns
Of Test Dangers
SACRAMENTO CAP) -A
bJocbemtst bu told the
California Leplawn, it should
ban most of a new kind of re-
search that ls producins un·
natural llle forms.
Dr. Liebe Cavalieri of Cornell
University said the danger of un-
Jeaahina some dangerous new or·
1an11m on the world outweighs
the chance or producing some
boon to mankind.
Testi(ying before a bearing
held by two Auembly commit-
tees, Cavalieri sald: "I personal·
ly think the risk Is not worth it."
The state should prohibit the
new research, he said, into "re-
combinant DNA" except at one
or two laboratories under strict state control.
Another witness said the re-
search Is going on in at least
eigbt California university
laboratories and iD private in· dustrial labs.
Cavalieri said there is not only
a danger of releasing some un-
stoppable disease-causing or-ganism, there is a possibility ol
terrorists obtaining some and
blackmailing society.
"That's not science fiction," he
said.
The experiments are with "re·
combinant DNA," which enables
scientists to combine genetic
material from different species,
producing hybrids that have
never b~fore existed in nature.
Clifford Grobstein, a biologist
from tbe University of California
at San Dlqo, told the bearing
t.hat the experiments could lead
Lo such thin1s u better and -
cheaper pharmaceuticals, "gene
therapy" again.st beredlt.ary de-
fect.a, new ways to treat cancer,
and crops that don't need
fertiliser.
But he added they also could ,
produce new methods or
biological warfare, and calry the
danger of "unexpected"
possibilities -such as creation •
of new dlsease·causing or-
ganisms.
Ship Strings
Pearl Along
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HONOLULU CAP) -The abandoned Panasnantan
freighter Crown Pearl was taken
In tow Saturday by the Llberian
bulJc carrier Asia Loyalty some
86S miles north of Honolulu, the •
Coast Guard reported, ·
The 400-root Crown Pearl. with
a load of logs bound for Japan
from Tacoma, Wash., was aban-
doned by its 25-man crew Jan. 16.
aft.er the captain radioed his abip
was In danger of sinking.
The crew was rescued by ·
another shlp which continued on '
to Japan.
The Asia Loyalty radioed it
planned to tow the Crown Pearl
Into Honolulu, the spokesman
said. He estimated the trip would '
take about a week.
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East's Econo1ny Fro•n in Cold W ~ve
a, n. AuNla&ed Pren
WUh tbouaanda out of wort, boma chilly and fuel ahottages
looming, additional cold weather and mow may be on their way to
the eastan hall of the naUon after barely a two-day break In the cold
wave.
The National Weather Service i.ssued winter storm wat.ebes for
today jn lnd!ana, southern lllinoia, northern Kentucky, norlheaat.em
Kansas, soutbeutun Iowa and most or Missouri.
LA YO FPS CONNECl'ED WITH the cold wave eontinued to
plague the eutern half or the nation despite the moderaUnc tem-
peratures toward the end of the week.
Up to 22,000 coal miners have been laid ofl in West Virginia
because coal bas frozen In railroad can, and river barges normally
ava1lable have been stopped by ice. In Georgia, at least 50,000
worken are laid off because there isn't enough natural sas to run
mills and factories.
Pennsylvania state officials reported Saturday that 265,000
!Seek Atnend•ent
Abortion Foes
, March in Capitol ..
WASHINGTON CAP> -Opponents of abortion marched from tRe
~ Capitol to the While House on Saturday to demonstrate their support
~ for a constitutional amendment to ban them.
Saturday was the fourth anniversary of the Supreme Court decision
that eased legal restrictions on abortions.
Officials of the "March for --------·---
• Life" estimated the number of
demonstrators at 100,000. Capitol
police estimated the crowd at
35,000.
speeches against abortion and in
favor of the cons titutional
amendment.
• THE MARCHERS BUNDLED
.: themselves against tern ·
peratures and winds In the 20s, 1 and waved signs such as "Give
Life a Chance." and "Life Not
Death" and "Life Ain't Peanuts,
Jimmy."
AT AN EARUER rally on the
west steps of the Capitol. former
New York Sen. James L. Buckley
<R-Con.-N.Y.) said tbat under
the Supreme Court's liberaliza.
tion or abortion laws "a million
lives wlll be ta.ken every year un·
less we stop it."
-t. Nellie J. Gray, president of the
.. March for Life" organization,
said she met Saturday with Jack
Watson. an aide to President
Carter, and urged that no federal
funds be spent for abortions and
that Carter "establish a pro-life
I leadership."
The marchers rallied at the El -
lipse behind the White House for
• 30 m inutes and listened to • ~
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Mate's Boo
Goes Boom
CLEARWATER. Fla.
(AP> -Police say Ran-
dolph Gurganus surprised
his wife with a "boo" and
.4 got shot in return.
Gurganus. 26, left for
work last week but found
frigid weather had closed
his business.
When be came home, be
couldn't get in because his
wife. who was taking a
shower, had bolted the
doors.
Wben Mrs Gurganus
heard tbe noise her
husband was making, she
wrapped herself, pkked up
a pistol and went to in·
vestigate.
Said 'an invesllgator .. He
must have decided to play
a joke on her. "He jumped
out and yelled 'boo,' and
she shot."
Gurganus was treated
for a flesh wound In the
chest at a local hospital
and was released. No
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~ Peso Cut Again
TIJUANA. Mexico <APJ A
• drop in the value of the Mexican
"" peso last week diarupted com· inerce alt along the Me-xlcan side
-cf the border "'1th the United
States. Mexican banters and
-businessmen here have ex·
pressed hope that the govern·
roent would soon peg the peso at
:ll> per dollar.
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch <R-Utab)
said abortions "are an epidemic
that ought to be stamped out
now." Rep. Robert E. Bauman
CR -Md.) said "abortion is
nothing short of murder."
The crowd listened to speeches
for roughly an hour in the bitter
cold and then began chanting:
.. March! March! March!" In
response. Mrs. Gray speeded up
the program and the d e ·
monstrators soon were marching
up Pennsylvania Avenue toward
the White House, the same route
that Carter had walked in his in-
augural parade.
KAREN MVLHAUSER, ex·
ecutive director of the National
Abortion Rights Action League,
which supports legalized abor-
tions, reacted to the demonstra-
tion by saying: "It is outrageous
the narrow views of a few couJd
be imposed on all citizens simply
because a majority ... l,s un·
aware of the threat to legal abor-
tion."
The demonstrators s hould
work to combat the causes of un·
wanted pregnancies and thus re·
ituce the need for abortions, Mrs
Mulhauser said
Hughes Will
Deal, Nixed
OGDEN , Ut a h (A P l
Melvin Dummar m ay be given
safe passage out of Nevada if
he testifies Tuesday in a court
hearing in Las Vegas on the so-
called Mormon will or Howard
Hughes.
Oummar was named a heir to
the Ht.ate in the document the
Ogden man recenUy admitted
placing in the headquarters in
Salt Lake of the Church or
Jesus Christ or Latte r-day
Saints <Mormon). which was
also named a beneficiary.
"All I can tell you is we're
coming to Las Vegas. If we're
coming, w e 're co ming t o
testify," Dummar's attorney
John Sampson said in Ogden.
Nnada Atty . Gen. Robert
Li.st and Clark County Dist. At·
ty. Geor1e Holt have opposed
granttn1 Dummar's demand for
immuntty in exchange for his
testimony.
workel"I wen Idled durinJ the put week because ol the cold wa~.
Other 1tates 1110 reported tJlou .. Dch ol workers 1-'d
off by plant clollngs or partial ahutdowna ~l\lle ol ener'l1 *
backs.
For the Soutbeut the problem 1oe1 back to tbe early fall.
October waa 105 percent eolder than nonnal in the South, Nov-
ember S2 percent. December~ percent and early JaAUIU'Y :SO per.
cent, said Frank Harrison of Southern Natural Gas.
Tbat meant Southern NaLural bad to be1ln dlpplnl loto its re-
serve• at ltl huie Muldln atoraie notes ln lll.Nialppl too tooa.
By th1s week, the field was more than two-thirds empty, he Hid.
"WE NO&MALLY DON'T BEGIN wftbdrawin1 IH fi"Om that
field until December," said Harrtsoo. '1'bis year, lt was so cold ln
October that we bad to'withdra• two bllUon cubic feet or pa 1D Oc·
tober."
•'It will be at lea.st three or four wHlu before we have aome 1as
available for industry," Hid Walter M. Stark, executive vice presi-
dent of Southern Natural Gu.
Georcta offlclals said the shut.clown& a.re cosUna u .. Umaled
$20 mt moo per week in lo.1t production ot 1oodl and 1ervlce1.
"This thlna la of crtslf pro~ froln an lnduatt)' ltand·
point." aald Gene Dyson, president of the Georata Butn .. and In·
duslry Auociation. "Even with ah homedlate WAnn•U}), tt would
take at leut a month to even 1et th1Dp back. to normal .. n JooU like
a cataatropbe on tbe borbc>Q.''
IF THE COLD WEATHER and fuel ahorta,.I eooUnue, be
sajd, as mlD.Y u 150,000 to aoo,ooo Oeorctan.a could be laid off wtthln
a wee It or two.
As an example of the severe eoercy draln~bama burned
nearly two and one-half times its normal COM\UD of ,.atural cu
during last week's four-day cold anap, criUcally tax.lnl bothaupply
and reserves, officials said.
The UtUe town of Hurley, Wis,. Iott Its watei auppl,y over the
weekend 'INhen the lake from which~· water ~ame was frotee tQ. a
point below the intake pipes. Efforts to COMeci to the nearby
Ironwood, Mich .• wat.el' system were frustrated by frozen pipes.
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Declared
'Disaster'
TAL~EE, Fla. CAP) -
Gov. Reubln Askew declared
Florida a disaster area Saturda,x
alter receiving preliminary rt:
ports on the extent of crop
damage from last week's freeze.
The declaration activates
e mereency plans prepared by
state and local agencies and sets
the stage for Askew to ask Presl·
dent Carter tor a Cederal disaster
declaration.
Askew aides said a federal
declaration would not be sought
until a more complete damage
picture is available.
.. ONE OF Florida's traditional
sources of economic strength, the
agriculture industry, bas been
devastated to .varying degrees by
the severe cold-weather condi·
lions of this past week," Askew
said in a statement. ·
MARCHERS STREAM PAST CAPITOL IN WASHINGTON O.C., 'MARCH FOR UFE'
Group, Estimated at About 35,000, S..ka Conatllutk>nal Amendment Ending Abortion
"These conditions have not on-
ly damaged the crops or many of 1
our farmers and growers, but
also have brought. on the
likelihood that many workers
will be jobless for an Un·
determined length ofUme. Race Riots in Britain? "Precise information on the
extent of the damage is not com-
plete at this time, but from the
preliminary reports I have re-
ceived it has become obviqus
that Florida has suffered a major
loss."
LONDON CAP) -Enoc h
Powell. right-wing member of
Parliament, stirred sharp con·
troversy Saturday with a predic-
tion that racial civil war looms in
Britain.
The s tatement to a
Conservative meeting at Stret-
ford, Manchester , brought im·
mediate calls for Powell's pro-
secution on charges of inciting
racial violence. He had ridiculed
such charges in advance by re-
marking: "The custom or killing
messengers who bring bad news
is not confined to the kings and
tYl'ants of antiquity or of fiction.··
Powell asserted that i mmi-
grants and those or immigrant
descent are taking over key
areas and functions in Britain,
building positions of strength and
privilege which he predicted will
be used as bases to secure s till
greater positions.
He said this development oc-
curs while the non-white popula·
Fint Flu Outbreak
Gives Few Clues
ATLANTA (AP > -This
season ·s first outbreak or nu has ~en r eported, but scientists sun
are unable to predict whether
ther e will be an epidemic this
winter.
The outbreak, of the Influenza
B type or virus, not swine flu. was
reported among stud'ents at Van-
derbilt Univenity at Nashville.
Tenn. The school's clinic was
seeing between 60 and 70 students
a day lut week with nu-like
respiratory lllnesses.
tion or more than two million is
growing at the rate of 100,000 a
year and the indigenous British
while population of some 58
million declines.
This, he forecast. will lead to a
"catastrophic" result. ''Just a
few thugs, a few s hots. a few
bombs at the right place and
time," he warned. "and that is
enough for disproportionate con·
sequences to follow."
The facts point to "the prospect
or eventual conmct upon a scale
which c annot adequately be
described by any term less than
civil war," said Powell, who was
once r egarded as a possible
future Con servative prime
minister.
GJ>eople Who Care
GJ>eople Who Create
GJ>eople Who Help
GJ>~ople Who Comfort
GJ>eople Who Guide
FARM -WORKER
spokesmen saJd that as many
as 130,000 people may have loist
their jobs after the freeze wiped
out most of South Florida's
vegetable crop and hit hard at
the mid-state citrus crop.
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'Fax Talks Jammed
t
Going Like 60 (and Over )
BURBANK CAP) -Nearly 1,000 people
jammect a meetln• hall here Saturday for an ln·
formal give-and-take se11lon
with California's Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. on the emotlonal sub-
ject of property tans.
The two-hour meeUng, lint
in what may be a aeries of
1lmllar hearings on the gov·
ernor's plan few property tax re-
form, wu beld in the Interna-
tional AasodaUOi) oJ Macblniata'
dla'trtct office. Deaplte short
notice, concerned residents H ow"
stood elbow·lo-elbow in t.be 800-seat meetin1 ball.
ALTHOUGH 'nlE GOVE&NO& wu often in-
terrup\ed with angry que5tlona and comments from the audience, p)lrtlcularly from people concerned
with what they called the "hilh cost ol the public
payroll," he said after the meeting he felt be bad
gained support for his program.
"People want relief from property taxes and
they want it fut," be said. "I feel I galt?ed support
for my program today and on that basis I'm going
back to the capitol and present this to the legislature."
Brown was accompanied by three economic ad·
vise rs for this first property tax public meeting, and They weren't just fooling around. as is powerful efforts by John Salli (center) referred frequenUy to charts brought along to ex· evident from the intense faces of these and Senator Alan Cranston (right) in the plain bis program.
competitors in the 60 and over division of races sponsored by the San Francisco Ex· BROWN'S TAX RELIEF plan includes $400
the 60-yard dash. Saturday's. winner was aminer in the San Francisco Cow Palace. milllon for rebates of up to $700 each for 1.9 million
1 • Stan.ford's Rayton Jordan Cleft), despite of California's 3.8 mUllon homowners. and $80 ' I million for rebates of up i<> $288 a year for about
416,000 elderly renters.
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Alan Cranston <D·Callf.) said gram at a news conference, say-"The phenomenon of a high A NUMBER OF people, orten very emotional,
Saturday that be would help lead ing It would cost $2 billion and youth unemployment rate is not told tbe governor of personal problems with taxea.
efforts to fund President Carter's create 285,000 jobs for young peo-confined to periods of economic Others complained of tbe blgh coat of government,
plan to provide 300,000 jobs for pie in the public sector and in hardship," he said, "but is a saying if less money were apentfor administration,
youths, veterans, t he han-private industry. chronic problem. plaguing our tues might be lower.
dicappedandthepoor. nation even during more pro-One woman,, complaining about the Although he said he will lead sperous times." At the same time. Cranston,
now Senate majority whip, out-
J i ned JegisJation be bas in·
troduced to provide a national
jobs program for youth.
congressional efforts to support He said his bill wbuld funnel
it, Cr anston called Carter's plan federal fun~ into "citizens com-
to create jobs "temporary." He missions" to job programs in
said permanent legislation was cities and countries throughout
needed to "ensure meaningful the nation.
Coffee Boycott Urged
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A consumer group !>ere Saturday launched a drive to get people to cut
down on their coffee drinking in an effort to fotce
I down riaing prices.
"If people can cut back 50 percent ... and keep
it up for two months, we will reduce prices.'' said
Arlene Mathews, bead of American Consumers
Together (ACT).
Ms. Mathews said
1; Stale which brought on recent ( ]
she thought the shortage·
price hikes was created • ·1 to drive up prices. Soutb American countries say
aueasonally cold weather bu damaged the coft~
crop.
1 Record a.w.er m.. R•llted
mental Quality. the Los Angeles Times reports.
Warren (D·Los Angeles) met with President
Carter last week to d iscuss the council
chairm anship. The three-member council advises
the President on environmental matters and tre-
quenlly makes recommendations on federal pro· jects likely to have major environmental impact.
.Juri6t'• .llUI~ ht CortlUet'!
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Embattled Justice
Marshall McComb has charged that one of the
seven jurists appointed to judge his fate has a
personal stake in the outcome.
McComb's attorney h~s charged that Justice
Cruz Reynoso is a likely choice to fill McComb's
chair on the Calirornia Supreme Court if the 82·
year.old justice is forced to resign or retire.
Terrorist · Bomb
Darkens Marin
OLEMA (AP> -A terrorist bombing knocked
out power Saturday to about 1,000 Pacific Gas &
~ect.ric customers in Marin County, posing a
serious dilemma for local dairymen with hundreds
oT unmilked cows.
An unidentified caller told the Associated Press
that the Eugene Kuhn Unit of the New World
Liberation Front planted the explosive device,
which reportedly detonated about 4 :20 a.m. at a
PG&E substation here.
A Pacific Gas & Electric Co. spokesman said
the bomb caused "substantial" damage, but no in·
juries.
He said it was discovered when the transformer
failed. Power was Initially restored to 600
customers, but then went down again.
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~ I LOS ANGELES (AP) -A man who had pleaded guilty to sbopliftinJ 3,000 records from re-
tail stores in Los Angeles and Orange County has
ken sentenced to nine months in jail.
Before his sentencing, Michael Clohessy, 40, wu described by Deputy Dist. Atty. Michael
Marcus as .. involved ln a hiChlY organized ring that
stole thousands and thousands of records, and he
baa been doing lhls on both the east and west coasts for at least lS yea.rs.••
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LOS ANGELES -Police say they arrested 23
m en In Hollywood in Jess than five hours for in-
vestigation of sollciUnc prostitution or a lewd act
from undercover policewomen. The men were ar-
rested Friday by Hollywood Diviaion'a "Trick Tut
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LOS ANGELES CAP> -Stale Assemblyman Charles Warren is the frontrunne r for the
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Ai1·port Propos~ls
Orange County Airport won't go away and, con·
sldering its role in· our relaUvely healthy economy,
lt'1 wishful thlnking to plan on any big rollback ill
airliJle jet flight.a there.
But at least there is at long last a glimmer of hope
that the airport can function as a vital contribution to
the county and its residents without ruining the lives
of those beneath it.a takeoff and landing patterns.
, Tb at hope is found in an environmental impact re-
port now in the hands of the Board of Supervisors and
scheduled for public bearings this spring.
There are counter arguments, of course. Airport
fou fear the extended nm way would attract more
ru1hts, possibly even the shrieking 707.
And Air Cal and Alrwest would have to find more
pa.uengers to make the larger planes a worthwhile in·
vestment. Tbl5 would require expand.inf both the
terminal and parking around lt-;>rograms hardly
likely to draw applause among airport opponent.a.
Still, these are not unattractive posslblliUes. The
county's consultant figures the airport could handle
half a million more passengers annually with only two
more jet fiJghts a day under this program, .
No universally satisfactory answers are going to
be found. Exploration of m.iddle·ground posslbiliUes
sucbastheseistheonlysolution.
IM f'l.lllPJNG A WALL,
~ROUND /fl.; sueuR~
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The massive (565 pages, $218,000 cost) EIR offers
a wide range of options. At one end, the county could
cut commercial jet operations from 38 a day to five a
day. Using today's figures, this would leave on the
ground about 1,236,000 passengers who would want to
fly in or out of OCA annually.
At the other end, the county could go all-out in ex-
panding and developing the airport, thus encouraging
an annual passenger flow of six million by 1985. Cur-
rent load is 1.56 million a year.
Tourism and Crime ff KEEPS 1fiE A'KEA
LILY WH11E!
OM .... OK! AS LONCi
A5 rr's NOT FOR
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Both extremes are unlikely, even unacceptable.
Jn between, the EIR offers some alternatives that,
while not universally popular, could provide accepta·
ble service at minimum impact on those beneath the
flight paths.
Extension of the main runway northward by 737
feet is a key element. It would permit jets to get into
the air sooner, placing them at higher altitude over
houses on takeoff. Noise on the ground would be re-
duced considerably.
That noise level also would be lowered if the ma-
jor jet operators-Hughes Airwest and Air
California-could be induced to shift into wide·bodied
DClOs and LlOlls from their present 737s and
DC9s. The larger cr~t carry more than double the
passenger load and a re powered by engines that
make markedly less noise.
Mexico needs American travelers' dollars and
through the years it bas been a popular vacation land
for Orange Countian.s and other Southern Califor·
nians.
Not now, not since the hair-raising stories of as-
sault and robbery and murder have flowed out ot
Mexico.
Putting it in perspective, most of the trouble has
come from mainland Mexico, chiefly around the city of
Culiacan in the state of Sinola. Few reports of trouble
have come from Baja California. But the pictu,re in
the minds of most U.S. citizens is an entire country
where travel is unsafe.
Unfortunately, the Mexican government has
done itself no favor by denying the problem -only to
have another incident occur after each denial.
Until our Mexican friends take conclusive and
provable steps to protect travelers, they'll have fewer
visitors and fewer dollars lrom Norte Americanos.
\
'Public Responds Most to Drmt)atic Coritest'.
More people saw the Super
Bowl between Oakland and Min·
nesota two weeks ago than voted
in the presidential elect.ion last
November.
Some people would probably
regard this statistic as evidence
th at it is
easier to in·
tereat the
American
people in a
sports spec·
tacular than
in the choice
of a Presi·
dent .
Before ac·
cepting this
conclusion, however, we should
consider an equally impressive
statistic.
The number of people who saw
the fant Carter·Ford television
debate this past fall compared
very ravorably with the size of
the audience fo r any sports event
ever televised, including the
Super Bowl and the World Series.
TWO INCONTROVERTIBLE
conclusions flow out of these
statistics. The first is that there
are more televi.'lion sets than
polling booths.
The second is that the
American people will respond in
large numbers to any genuinely
dramatic contest.
How can we put these two facts
to work in upgrading the
American political system?
The anBwer is, it is now possi-
ble, and relatively inexpensive,
to equip home television sets
with an electronic device that
would enable citizens to vote at
home.
The big advantage of such a
prospect is that the home
television set would enable peer
pie to vote not just on major can·
dldates every two or four years
but on major issues whenever
they come to the fore.
NOTmNG IS more consistent
with American democratic in-
stitutions than the referendum.
As far back as the American
founding fathers, the referendum
has been regarded as a fun·
damental feature of a de-
mocratic society.
But the principle and practice
of the referendum have suffered
because there bas been no instant
outlet or device through which
people could register their opi·
nions.
NORMAN
COUSINS
One disadvantage was that the
kind of questions that would be
referred to the voters were
generally confined to local is·
sues, such aa bond iasuea or re-
dlslrlcling and 80 forth. Major·
national issuea like Vietnam or
amnesty or bow best to
strengthen the United Nations
never came before the voters
directly.
It ls now }>OSsible, however,
through the electronic revolution
to change all this.
CITIZENS CAN vote in their
own homes -not just for can-
didates but on the fundamental
issues before the nation. All the
elements are now iMplace for
what could be the greatest single
advance in the Am erican
political process.
How would it work?
First of all, the home voting de-
vlcea would have to be manufac-
tured and installed as the result
of an act of Congress. No citizen
would have to pay for the device,_
any more than he or she would
have to pay a tax in order to vote.
What about citizens who do not
have TV sets or telephones (the
device could be attached either to
TV or a phone)? Minimal public
voting facilities would be maln·
tained for all those without
phones or TV.
Actual balloting for candidates
could be synchronized with vis-
ual inst.ructions given over TV.
THE BALLOTING on Issues
could take place at the end ol
televised debates between the
leading spokesmen for opposinc
positions.
Each political party could
select the penon best quaUfied to
advance or oppose a certain point
of view. Minority positions would
be similarly represented. The
American people would have an
opportunity to express their opi·
nion on the Issues under dis-
cussion.
The Carter·Ford debates eave
the American people an impor·
tant opportunity to assess the
personalities of the candidates,
the same general formal mlgbt
be used to a.sseas major issues.
Some questions might be fairly
pblloaophlcal in nature -such as
the role ol the federal govern·
ment in education or in increas·
ing unemployment relief and so
forth. Some questions could be
fairly specific -such as the de-
cision whether to cut into our
grain stores in order Lo send re-
lief to famine-stricken areas.
Obviously. some of the
questions put to the people would
Punch
be more for the purpose of ascer·
taining the general flavor of
public opinion than for the
purpose of obtajning a man-
datory vote.
The most important prospect
offered by this new possibility i.s
that there can be a profound
enlargemenl in the capacity of
the American people to make in·
forined decisions on the great. is-
sues confronting them.
"At least we've proved one thing pretty tonclusively ••. the
Polynesians were a race of raving lunatics!"
Listing, Directions for Emergency Expanded
To the Edit.or:
J am writing in reg11rd to your.
map and article entitled "Where
to go ln a Hurry When Seriously
Hurt" wblcb appeared on Sun-
day, Jan. 16. You wrote an ex·
tremely lood a.rtkle with valua·
ble information for lbe citlzena of
Oranse County concerning
emeraency treatment.
You also pictured a map ol
Orance County in which you 11ave
the location of 17 hospital.a which
deliver emercency mediclne.
However. you omitted
Westminster Communlty
JlospltaJ.
I WE8TllIN8TEll Community
Jtospital h located In
Westminster, sWTOU.Dded by tbe
San Diego Freeway, the Garden
Grove Freeway and Beach
Boulevard. It serves the public of
Weatminlter aa well as parta ol
Garden Grove, Huntlncton
Beach, Santa Ana. Fountain
Valley. Seal Beach. ancl .Loe
Alamitos. · l We .,. mnmety proud ol our
emer1enc1 room acllvltiea and
atatf, at well .. oar relatlomhJp
with the local fl.re departmenta
• a roeeMnc ltatlon tor tho
paramedic unit.a.
Our emergency room is open 2A
houra per day, 365 days a year
with an emergency room phygl·
cian on duty at all times. Thia
physician is backed up at atl
times by physicians of all
specialties. lt ii also ataffed 2A
hours a day with re1latered
nurses and technicians especl.al-
ly trained in e.mer1ency care.
RICBABD W. LeGRAND
Adm.lniltr.tor
Westm.iniaterCommunlty
H01pita1
... Net alee1 .,~.,.,
To the Jl:dltor:
I coniratuiate you OG the ftne
article entlUed "Emer1eney,'' ol
the Sunday, Jan.16editlon.
Riverview Hospltal at 1901
North Fairview in San\& Ana wu
not among the bolpltals listed,
nor w11 it shown on the map.
I bll~e been In practlC•· in
Callforala for 6~ yeau.
Rivervi.w lbplt.11 baa had 24-.
hoUJ' covera•e ol the emer1ency
room for that period of time, and
it ta my anderatandln1 for
several )'earl prior to tUt peiod
ofUme.
RINt.W. Hoepfte1
1"'M.Matew;-.....AM _.,M_
( MAILBOX )
IAli.n f,.11> rH~M" are wel<-. T"9 "Pt W c.-tene"tot" ,.auwotl....,....llM!h,..
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THAT 18 longer than some of
the hospitals you have listed
have been ln existence. Staff doc·
tol'8' paUents, particularly, de-
.,.nd on that emergency room for
emergency service and many
severely iQjured paUenta have
been and sUU are treated at our
faciUty.
If there ls a reason that
Riverview Hospital was not list.
ed, I would llke to know the
reason. 1 trust, however, the
oml11ion wu merely an over-
1l1bt.
R.C. BLACKWELL. D.O.
Chief ofstatt,
Riverview Roep4t.a)
American College of
Emeriency Physicians
Apoloo••• to .Rh,erofeco oftd
W••tmbut.r Comnumitr H~
ond tMtr dtJtfl. In pr~ Uw
~ eo ~ Jto,,,ua.tca.-., tJw
.DoilJI. Pilo4 tlllfortvoaUl~ omitted Jn. cludblf Uwm. • --E:dU.or.
'P•r•m e•e9 PINC'
Totbe Editor: I read wttb laterelt )'OUT artl-
ele re1ard1n1 Oraqe County
emer1aey=tal aenic• and tbe accomp map.
· M extcUt.lve ~Urector of the
'l'mer1eney lledl~ Care Com·
mitt•• 1Ja Oraare County, 1 ht.art.Ur IUIJpC>rt pgbUc awar. neaa of •m•rttncy boapltal
h"ic .. wltblD tbw area. '1'be pabllc IDWt M aware of Wbat
Mnic• an available prtor to a
ptldleahmergency. ·
However, und.oubtedl.J JDOlt
people in Orange County are
aware of the very flne paramedic
system. Today, with few excep-tions, Orange County ls totally
covered by paramedic services.
WE STRONGLY encourage
people with medical emergen-
cies to call the paramedics tint.
Therefore, il is of utmost. im-
portance that all people be aware
ot wbal paramedic servlces are
available, when to call for them
and what la the proper number to
dial.
Thia number should be posted In a conaplcuous place in each
household and place of oc:cupa-
tion. Phone aUcltera are availa-
ble from your local fire depart-
ment.
Only through this meLbod ean
we be assured or saving lives, re.
duclng paln and suffering and as·
awi.Ds quick and hi.ah quality
emeraency medical care to all in
Oran1eCounty.
MIKE WILUAMS
Adminl.ltrator Emercency
Medical s.rvteea
'Dr. D.._, f'a.ited
To the Editor:
Recarding trends in world
population growth and Charles
McCabe's Dec. 16, 1976 article
entitled "Dr. Doom Guessed
Wrong," I must assume that
McCabe e1ther cannot or does not
read. In strongly dogmatic terms
he states that Paul Ehrlich .. .,.as
stridently wrong about world
population trends and yet ac·
quired a sizable following by be·
ing dogmatic about the future."
He simply bu not understood
Ehrlich. l suspect be bas not
bothered to read Ehrlich •
McCabe signal.a bis ignorance
in the very first sentence by
stooping to name-callins ("Dr.
Doom''), a standard tactic of
those who don't know what they
are talking about. No competent
demographer, Ehrlich included,
maJces aerious absolute atat~
menu predicting exact numben
of future populations. Rather,
they project current t.rendl and
comple~ factors aff~Ung blrth
and dealb ratet .net corne up 'llritb an ibfinlte numbeT of posalble
futures. If McCabe bad oAIY
botber-4 to read Ehrlich's The
Population Bomb u far as lbo
Hcond cbaJ>t~r he would be
aware of tM author'• scenario&
outllnlq atremely difterent poaalble~
MO&!! IDJOVS thaa hll lact
of 1nap of the essential• of
Ebrllcb (and Malthua) l• hla
view that. due to recent apparent chanaea ln tM world's population
1row.th rate, ever)'tblnc Is
aomebo• okay. A drop In the
1row&h rllte trom'l .t to J.M ii not
all tbat aood. (lt brine• to mind
EhrUcb'a l'°"7 of the person who
Jumped oft a 50-ltor)' bulldlnl
an4 WU beard to U)', ''Tbinp
baff 1ooe vflY ftl1, ao far,0 u be pa11td the aeeond noor.)
TMN ... IOOd daaDff uw tbe
l .M fl•w. ii far too low becaUM
lt ~HWD.el aa ~~llllleDted,
and for me unbelievable, fan-
tastic drop in the Chinese birth
rate. No matter what the figure, we
are addini well over 50 million
people to the earth each year.
And it ls entirely conceivable
that the growth rate will rise as
the ruraJ, non-developed, high
birth rate regions become an
even bigger percent or the total
and keep on cranking out babies
at rates up to !iO per thousand.
Thoae are the regions which are
now experlenclnK increasing
death rates due to starvation.
Given a current world grain re-
aerve of 90 days (whlch McCabe
incredibly calls "far. from
famine") we may be in for a
dram atlc drop ln th~ growth rate
duetoatarvatlon. WhoknowsT
McCabe ta correet in atatlni
that the human race wm "take
care of ltaelf," but be may be
rl1ht for the wront reasons.
JAMES RECK
Geogtapliy ln1truct.or.
Golden Weit Colleae
ORAHOe COAST
DAILY PILOT
The t'dltorfal Pait of tbe Dally Piiot uekf to inform, and
'1.111'1\llate reidel"ll by pl'95Cn6na on thla paae dlverte comrMntary
oo toplca of intereat by 1yndlcat.-«!columnists and cartoonl.lt., by providlng a forun'I for rtldtn'
•Iowa ond by present1n1 tbla newapaper'a opinions and Idol.I on current toplu. The f'dltortat ·
oplnlona oC lbt DaUf Plle)t Qpcar
Ol'lly In UJe editorial column at the lop or the pat•· Opil\llW't ex· prei.1td by the columnlltl and
nrtoonlsta and letttr ~tu. 81'9
Utttr owrt and no endonement of • th«r vlen b)" the J)allJ Pl.lcl
lbould bf Werred.
Sa.nd.Y. Jan. 2l. lt'1'7 1 • ..
Sunday, J11nuaty 23. 1en DAil. 'I Pll.OT A 1 .
Henry Fo~d ll Seeking Better Ideas
W A.SRINOTON -BeD.rJ l'ard.
No.· 2, bl cutz.!Mbion• 4U1t the ~ fonndaL-wblcb bun bll .a.anse &Dd tbrivee Gil bla ta..mUy:a
IDOM1.
Bvt. tMnt beaTellll, bo ai.o cut a.. wt&.h parUnc ,....da Wblcb hft. pack ol
blab·•alaried
f PU iD the
ocaadatlon
t r a d e
1aa1btn1
tbelr teeth
and wonder-
ing what will
happen next
In this vale of
tears.
Now a pact ot sophists can
strain their Intestines to write
that, well, after all, Henry Ford
Jl'a outspoken candor is expect.
ed, and that. by and large, in the
maJn and for the most part, the
great foundations are serving
mankind and so forth.
THIS 18 foundation-type prat·
tie, to be sure. The truth la that
Henry Ford n. grandson ot the
simple, Cenias fvmer wbo start-
ed it all, is llke tbe peasant wbo
came to toQ. sot l'JPDed and
DOW ervpCI ID plain tali:: .
Tbousb Pord dr~okl Dom PeiUMa and wevs awta wblch
woufd eo.t mo.at cltJ1eu two
week.I'~. be ii. ae:nuJ.ne WCJrt.
lnfmU and baa bMD al.Dee he
WU 1natebed from tbe U.S. Navy
In 114$ to bead th• tUn-
ditordeNClFordMOtor Co.
He la proud ot tbe American
enterprtH •)'It.em, oae wblcb
makH tlMt mulU·bllllon-dollaf
foundatlona possible, and he
knows that tn nation.a operatiq
under state eoctallam there ts no
aucb Jareeeae, only loud pro-
mlaea and depressing paper
wort.
So wbm the Ford Foundation,
Ute many others. displays a
marked ~ty for t.bo5e who
mouth Mandat slogans and carp
endleaaly about our country,
Henry fteures be'& bad enough.
CONTL\JlY TO the clever
Marxist observation that
capttali.lta are so shortaigbted
they would aell the rope for their
own haqings. Henry Ford II,
one of the lut beads or large,
family-owned industries, offered
tbougbts to mull in the future.
wben h• nalgned from the Ford
Foundatic.l where be served 33 yean oa tbe board.
'"TllB l'OUNDAnON exlstl
pd tbriva oo the fruits of our
ecoaomie •)'St.em," Ford wrote
In hit goodbye. "'Ibe dMdend.s of
eompetltlve enterpri.ae mate lt
all pc>Mible. A •i&nlflcant portioo
of the abundance created by U.S.
buaineu enables the foundaUon
and like lnstitutiona to carry oo
their work.
"In effect. the foundation ls a
creature of capitallsm.:-a state-
ment that, I'm s ure, would be
&hocking to many professional
staff people In the field of pbilan·
thropy. •
"It la hard to discern l"eCOIDl·
Uon of t.bla fact lo anything the
foundation does. It la even more
difficult to find an undentandlng
of thla In many of the ln.a.tltutlons,
parUculatly the u.nJversiUes,
that are the beneficiaries of the
foundation's irant programs.
"I'm not playinl the r ole
of the bard·headed tycoon who
think• all philanthropohh are
Sodallatl and all university pro-
fe11ors are Commun.lats. J"tn Jmt
succestinc to the t.rua~ and the
ata.tt that the ayatem that makee
the found&Uoo poulble very pro-
bably la wortb pre.ervtn1."
Now that'• good at.root atutt
an earthy man wbo lln't
ed about fawning approval
o e elltlata lo our midst.
Ford never bad lo work a day
in hb Ute. but be geta to bis desk
early In the morning and bas
worked bani for 42 years to make
bis company perform well and
s pew out products fancied
by Americans and other con·
sumer-minded cillieo.a in the
world.
FORD NEV£& craduated
from college, but he'a got a keen
mind. He reads what comea out
of the unlverslUea, and from the
typewriters of grantees who
don 't like our system.
It's falr to glvf money,
Ume, and ear to sucb Cliaaidenta,
but it's aJ.o fair to allow those
who see good in our system have
their say-to -and perhaps foun·
( OTHER VIEWS )
Selectivity vs.
Unwanted Ads
An editorial from the Wea~
Polt.
ning with accountants and end·
ing with X-ray technicians.
There isn't much offered for peo-
ple in the category of bigber;t un-
employment -the young people
with little training and len ex-
perience.
a utomobiles or steel wbere
layoffs are a part of Ute.
Department doesn't count people
as unemployed unless they are
actively seeking work, or are re-
gistered for a call·bact. When
prospects improve, the dropouts
fiood back, start looking and
become, technically, un·
employed again.
In November the Labor
Department's survey counted 7.1
million unemployed Americana,
an unacceptably b1&b number.
J immy Carter conaldera the
creation ot jobs to be hia most
urgent respoaalbWty.
But tboee T .1 mWioa people are
unemployed for a Jot of different
reaaona. To judge the policies
now bei.ne preued on Caner, it
belps to know what goes into that.
huge total (i'gure.
OUT OF that national tot.al
of 7.1 mlllion unemployed, about
two million are people who have
been fired, or whoee jobs bave col·
Japted. They are out on tbe
street, looting anxioualy for new
jobs.
They repres ent the class·
ic picture of unemployment
that most of us, no doubt, carry
around ln our mind5. But they
mue up fewer than one-third of
the people carried in the un·
employment statistics. Who are
the others?
Wben coo.sumer demand pick&
up again, they'll be called back to
work that la, very oft.ea, b.lcblY
skilled and b1ghJy paid. ID the
meanttm. they 1et unemploy-
ment compensation and perhaps
supplemental benefits.
Of all the unemployed, t.beae
people are likely to be reached
first and most effectively by a
federal tax cut that leaves mor"e
money lD conaumen' pocketa.
ANOTHER TWO MILUON of the unemployed are people who
dropped out o( the labor force
altogether and are now coming
back in.
That's why unemployment
never ~mes down u rut u the
job• Increase during an
economic ~very.
Another 900,000 of last month's
unemployed are people who
voluntarily left their la.st jobs.
They decided to risk an uncertain
period of unemployment in the
hope of Ctnding something better. WllY. FOR EXAJIPl..E, do we
have hi&b unemployment at a
time wben employers are nm·
Qing yards of help-wanted ads in
lnost newspapers? A reader
wrole us a Jetter lhe other day ukinc just that question. It's an
important point and deserves
careful coosideration.
Tbe explanation beCins with a
closer loot at those ads; they are
listed by the altill wanted, begin·
Some 1.4 m.lllion have been laid
off temporarily, and very few of
them are actually looking for
other Jobi. 'nleir view ls that they
have Sood jobs -but they are in
cyclical indu stries l ike
They dropped out for an ln·
finite variety ol reuons: to get
more education, to rear children,
or maybe just to 10 skiing. A
good many lost jobs months or
years ago and found the market
so bleat that they stopped look·
ing altofether.
Remember that the Labor
THE ftNAL 808,eeo are the
people, most of them teen·aeen.
who are looking for their fll'St
jobt. Most of them have very li~
lie lD the way of sk.Ula to offer an
employer.
Of all the categories, they will
be helped least by a tax cut.
Many employers wlll put their
e:itperienced work crews on over~
'We Came for the KiJling'
ByBOBGaEENE
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We came for the kUJ.lng. There was no
other reason for.us to be waltl.ng outalde
the fence al Point of the Mountain, Utah, so early in the momlnf, with chill dark·
ness sllll abroudin1 the hillsides.
We came for the kllling. That is not
what we told ounelves. or course; we
are in the news business, and it was easy
to say that we were only there because
our jobs demanded it. Leave that for tbe
Ethics of Journalism textbooks.
The fatt ls, we came for the killlng,
and we could hardly wait for~ killlng
tobe1ln.
WE CAllE l'Oa the klllini because
we, Just like our f eJlow citizens, are
caufbt up in the bi.urre morbklity and
eerie attract.Ion of deatb rtt., ud the
tbousbt ol a nrtni aquad brlDc1al the
death penalty back to our Uvea wa a
ma1net we could not resist.,
We came for tbe kllu.n,. and beeaUH
we carry pras cards, we WIN allowed
on the killfn1 sit.. And you, fellow cJUleft
-you would have been on tbe ldlllns
site, too, elven tbeopportunity.
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And if you say that this is not true, if
you say that you want no part of the sick·
neH that drew us toward the house of de·
atb -well, if not you, then your
nelibbor. We got the message a long
time aeo.
You want to hear about the death rites.
and you want to hear it all. You have
read every word of the firing squad stor·
iea. and you will read every word of this.
There is no escaping it.
It la the strangest or paradoxes. Here,
in tbla early week of 1977, two storie!l
domlnatethenews, and the national con·
sclooanea la boned ln on them both.
LET US TUE the second one ftnl:
the lnauguraUon or a president who
spoke durlnl hll campaign ol Jove, and
goodoeaa, and the apirlt of life. It
worked, b1-'1l'Ol'dl of love and life; we
elected him, and now be will be our
leader. .
But that ls the second atory of lut
week. Tbe ftnt one, the story at the Ut.ab
State Priaott, may tell ua more about
America than the happy 1tor1 ln
Wathlnetoo.
The story In Utah •U about hati-ed
and evU and the Uni1Y drama ot violent
death.1 and If the relatlve feven of
Amencan interest in the two slortes
were somehow to be meuured, which do
you think would wtn out? In your heart of
heart.I, ..Uch atory would you rather
bear a t.Jlerof atones unfold?
We told you everytbln1 we could about
the house of d•lh in Utah. We told you
what tbe eonder.nned man att for
breaklut. We t.old you what color were
h1a clotba We told you bow the •bed for
the ri.Oetnen w .. Hnlltructect
WE TOLD YOV about bow tM man't
body lhoolr and trembled •• tho bullet.a
bore lnto h1a chest. We told Y9U bow the
blood potnd from beneath h1.i shirt. ad
bow it cowered bl.I pantl. We told you
wb•A tbe blood remained, a slen of the
ldUln1 tibia.I evftl alter th• killln« waa
done, and UM dead mandrtven awa,.
W• told YoU neey6lftl, ~ Wt didn't
tell 7w ~ •. We told you wbat 7ot1~x to bear: ••told 1ou rt we knew about tho tt11lnc and
th•k lied. .ht UMN II aomeWD1 we ltft oat.
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something we dldn't tell you. We didn't
tell you about ourselves. We didn't tell
you what we did up on Point of the Moun-
tain. We, your representatives In the free
press, your guardians of tbe First
Amendment -we didn't tell you about
us.
WE DIDN'T TELL you bow we rushed
to the death shed the moment we knew
we could get away with it. We didn't tell
you bow we crawled around the
sandbags ln front of the dead man's
chair, the sandba1s stlll fresh w1th his
blood.
We didn't t.eJI you bow we hurried lnto
the firing aquad's canvas ~1 and bow
we squinted out of the venacal auu·
where the rift• bad been, squinted out at
the chair and made ourselves a gift of
the aame view the executioners had
viewed.
We didll't Ull you how we touched
everytblns, touched every possible sur·
face ln the death shed. We didn't tell you
ol the Joob on the races of the prison
cuarda, who wM.cbed ln amuemeot u
we went about our dolnp wnh such
eaierneu, such lult. We dtdn•t tell you
what we did to the death chalr llfflf -
the chair with tbe bullet hol• in Jtl
leather back.
We didn't tell you that, did we1 Didn't
tell you how we Inserted our flngen into
the bole1, end rubbed our fingers
around, feeling for ourselves how deep
and wtde those death hole.a were. FeeUnc
It all.
WRY DIDl'IM' WE tell you that? Why
dldn't we tell yoo about OUTM1vea?
Ptobably becauat we understand the
bulc truth ot it aU. Wt undent.and tllat
w• are you. and you are ua, and there are
10m• thtnca that we don't want to admit
out lou4 •bout ourselves. Don't even
want to tblnk about.
If we we... mottatrou1, we were
1non1tf'OQI ln a 1mall WQ: probably bet.-
ter If we Jut forcet about l~ we and 1w
both.
And Madel, the kllllna at Point vi tar. If ouotabl w11 onJ.y th•.,.,~. 'hen
wiU be otbtn; tiler-. will be more. And
•• wUI be tMN, too, and you wtll be
rtot .ion, with us. Ob yes you will. We will atw.,. come for tbe kUUnc. ,
datioo arlDta -too.
In America today, lb• pel"IOD
or 1cboJar wbo a ... alfuith ln
the free-ate~ ay1tem. wbo
appreciate. tbo mu .. and 1uc· cea•ea in our pollUcal blat.ory, la
not conaidered u "with lt'' on
m.,.t camix-t1. and ll abo un·
Ukety to be llltened to at founda·
Uoa.t, or at the Corp. I« P\lblic
Broadeullna. or ln certal.Q
eclitorlaJ uloaa.
Indeed, here ln Wasblniton.
conareulooaJ committees,
public-service and apeclal-
intereat orsanlaatiem a.re dll·
posed to hire YOWll people, with
graduate decrees, wbo plain
think the United St.ates la a bad
place, and that businessmen
and/or conae"aUvea are the
enemy.
All this amounts to a lack of ln·
tellectual fairneea and balance
needed in a lively, plurallsUc
society llboUn.
WHAT 18 TllE re&cUOa, IO tar. to Henry's enaptlon?
"I don't th1nk one letter from
anyone la &olaa '° cbanie the foundation'• course," s~ke
.McGeorge Bundy, Ford Fou.nda·
time before h1rlnc these )'(JUDI
workers.
That la one of the reaaona why
inflaUon rates begin to rile long
before the unemployment rate df'oP9 to 4 percent, the traditional
idea of full employment. Jf tbele
youngsters are to set effec:tlve
beJp, tt will have to be In the form
of tralnlng, guidance and, u a
lut raort, publie--aemce jobs.
EVEN IN TIMES of high un·
emplo7meot like the present,
half o the people who are UD·
employed manage lo ft.nd work in
no more than eight weeks.
The Jong-term jobless -people
who have been looking for mare
than six months -are about one-
e ie b t b of the unemployed.
LoQger searches for the rtgbt job
-meaning bJgher unemploy-
ment rates -may be inevitable
in a rlcb society lite ours with an
Increasing number of two-job
famWes.
People's toleration of un-
pleasant working condition&
OPCOUa:Klllla't. ... llmo Ford II never aald & ..._ Re II
only Hying: Let's keep lntellecl-
tual activity fair·m1Dd.e4 m
thus try for tbe tnlt.b. mot now.
the complalnen llDlll nu.ilwa are
autocratic in Uuttkl!I out OCIMI'
polnta of view~_. i'Wd UdUa
that's wrong.
Perhaps HeAl')''a lbuil lbot ••
his beat.
••All wisdom does not repoge at
320 Ea.st '3rd Street (l'ord Foun-
dation addrea); nor ma, It be
found aole17 at tho American
Road, Dearbora, Micblg&.Q
<where Bmry worn); 1600 Peon-
sylvaola Avenue (wta.e Jimmy
Carter piestdea); or any oth«
power center m the wartd, .. Ford
wrote lo reslploa tr... the Porcl
FouodaUon..
4tops wbm the income ls no
lon1er absolutely essential.
Unemployment compensation.
for esample, raises the un·
employment rate by a small b'*
aignltlcaot amount.
BUT n is justified as a con-
tribution to economic productivl·
ty lf lt helps the job-bunters to flnd
the work best suited to their tastes
and a bill tis.
Steady economic growth wlD
make tbeae searcbe• a ve•
deal quicker and more suc-
cessful. Job training will help in
some or the hardest cases. B'*
Americans are increasinclf in·
·c1lned, evidently, to be ~ectlve
and take their time in cboosine
Jobi.
The pl'OSpect for the comine
year ls higher unemployment
than the country f5 aecualomed to
seeing durln1 economic re··
coveries, despit. anything the
federal government~an do -and
despite those floods of belp-
wanted ads.
What the Dickens?
Great Expectations
"Good newa, Maude," Jud
Joad called out as be slowly
climbed the steps of the
rams!Mitkle cabin down the road
a p iece from Appalachia
Corners. "You're· golne to 1et
them etngbam curtains you been
hankering for all these yea.ta."
"You really mean it, Jud?"
cried Maude, her old eyes •·
sparkle u sbe
stood in the
doorway, her
&bin bands
cl••.e_ed prayert\l.Uf to
her cheat.
.. Wben?"
.. Soon as I
set my very flr•t par.•·
iald.1ad.
"Ob. Jud, you son• and 1ot
)'OUl'lelf a job I " said Maude. "J
al" QI knew you would sooner or later. & It drlvtnc truck for old
mu Waflon like you been talk·
lna aboqt far'° lona?"
"Well, I ahl't exactly 1ot it
,.._" admlUed Jud.
••But 100b u Mr. Cart« sea
bfmaelf hunktfed down Jn the
Wblte House .....
"Oh,'' a.aid Maude. Her bony
thou.Ides 1-uecl. "Reckon 1 bet·
t.r set to flXiDC them collard
ll'eeD9 !«supper."
''NOW bold on," 18'cl Jud, an·
noyed. .. f beard Lt all oo the radio
do]h to the store. Mr. Carte'•
10JJll to spend maybe t30 btlllon
juat to llnd •orlr tor lolka Wre me/'
"Re IOlnf to taUt to old roan
Wataanforyout" uked Ma•
"You know pnaldents bavln'\
Cot no time foa-tbat, Maude/'
aald JM, • ._ wttb elOt mlllklD
Of UI Jooldn.a for 1Jori. No, air.
ftrtt ..... IGlu to tut U.come tu·
.. ao'• .. ~ bave man~ m ourpocbel 0
·'TW ......... b9 dllllftne.
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Jud," said Maude. ''if'n we had
any income to speak of."
.. Stands lo reason we'll have
plenty, Maude, once I get that
job," said Jud. "Yes, sir. we'll be
ml1hty grateful for that cut in
taxe1. And Mr. Carter. he's Joins
to cut bus1ness taxes, too, so '9 old
man Watson wm have more
money in the tlll. Then he'll want
to blre me."
"To guard hla moner?" asked
Maude .
••1 DON'T rtsbtl)' know," aald
Jud. "But it don't matter •cause
Mr. carter, he'• flxina to have
tM 1ovemment c1ve out more
je>M,too."
.. How can you wort for the
f.OYtnlmeat, Jud?" ••Id Maude. 'You can't even typeftite."
''That'• true," 1ald Jud. frowo-
lnt. Then be brt1htenect. "Maybe
be'I ICJUac to f1Dcl UI &o.emment Jobi drtY!ni truck." .. All ellht mll1lon ot you? ..
a1ked Maude.
"WeU. wbst be'd Ute the fll"Kt
year ... said Jud, "la to set the \In•
employmeot flCw'e down from
a.1 J*cent to a:uaybe u percent
odtben ... 0
"What I'd llke," said Maude.
"la a Dice plece of fat back to 10·
with them collard greens."
"YOO JUST doo•t undtdtal\4
tbeH things," 1ald Jud. "Do you
know l c:an•t recollect a atnale,
aollt.ary Ume when I was IO cer-
tain In my bones that tho Pnlsl·
, dent was going to find mo • job
and )'OU ... folna to c•t them cur·
ta\n1."
·~1 can. .. uld Mau4e. ,
0 W!Ma WH tb~t. old tal?
.uklf.1\14. 11.-. lllW. "Evvr four
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LA PoRTI!, Tn. CAP) -P•al Batley sat cm Uie loatb PCll'tieo Gf UM Wldte Houle and
w•lcbed two ell tut .. .Ude lileatly alcJq &be bori~odG~n.tollBay. ·
A small flock Of kll4eer darted up from the
aalt' graa and vanished w~ toward a pall of
hue covertn(Bou.stoa, ao miles aw.ay.
TOE \itBl'tE BOtJSI! tn question Is 1 50-YNT~d copy Of the real tb.lnf and ii up for saJe
IOI' $41',000, leas &ban ball what it cost ·11a flnt
owner.
The home, built in 1928 by former Teiaa Gov.
1'cm SterU.nc. atta on five aa. of land wl\b 187 teet of watmroot on Galvestm Bay. 1lurky
'Wat.er laps oo a aandy beach and t.be wind )l)ows
dear and cool e.cb dQ, elimlne(IQC tbt oeed for
air condJUoolDI.
The boUle lt about three-rut.bs the slt.edtbe
Washington White House, coot.aininc three floors
and 34 roo1111, including nine bedrooms. 17
POINTE DU BOUT RESORT AREA
Mertna In French Weet Indies
bathrooms, seven flftptaca and three tite1-I.
Barkley, a '7&-year-old Texan who made bis
money in banklng, pipelines and lavestm•ta,
boutbt tbe building in 1961 as a.a tnvat.meot.
Never really thought about llvlng here you know,
wlth 21,000 tqUaN feet of apace uoder &be rod.
I "BtJT I GUESS &be wife and I fell in love
with tbe place. It 11 Juat too much aow to keep up u we are both growinc older. It ahoWd beperfed
for someone wbo wuta a sreat place to Sin
parties.
Accordinl to local folklore. the lecencJ benn
when Sterttnc pulled a $20 bW from Ida wallet
and told the architect. of h1a bouie; ''JI.ah it look
llketbta."
St.edi.q, who founded Humble Oil Co •• now
Exxon, paid $1.4 mlllloo tor the house. In 1*, be
gave the house to the Houston Optimist Club
which ust!d the propert.y as a bom6 loc WA1Ward
boys.
Point ,Worth Filiding
There's a new focal point an moderate budgets. In aD, there
-1he tourist map of Martinique for are more than 800 guest rooms.
1977. It'~ "Pointe du Bout." a With the bote1s bave come new
French name translated rouCb1Y . boutiques, cafes, restaurants,
as "End Point." n.igbtclubs 8l1d a caalno. There
For Martinique, an exotic l are beaches, awinuning poo1a
French oµtpost in the Westlndies and tennis courts, and new
where tourism baa grown slowly watersporta centers.
but steadily for the past decade,
Pointe du Bout is indeed an end
point lo many years of planning
and preparation. On former
maps of the island, it was just a .
dot, but today's mapmakers
have inked it in to stay.
With the completion of it
handsome and very colorful
marina, and the opeo.ln.g of an
18-bole golf course minutes
away, Point..? du Bout ls now
Martinique's mejor resort area,
a little Caribbean Cote d~Azur.
LOCATED ACROSS the bay
from the busy capital of Fort-de·
France, Pointe du Bout is a 15-
mile taxi ride from Lamentin
Airport or an 18-mlnute bop by
ferryboat from the city. By day,
the ferryboat ride ls pleasant and
exhilarating; by night, uoder
starry tropical skies, it is pure
romance.
The resort encompasses five
different hotels, from a
sophisticated old one with a well·
heeled international client.ele to a
fresh new one made up or studios
and apartments designed for
THE PIC'l'UUSQUE core of
Pointe du Bout is its marina.
Filled with boats, scboooers and
yachts, it is here that one boards
TRAVEL
'
Mexican Jail: Tourist Trap? Southern Flora:
By Sf AN DELAPIANE
SAN FRANCISCO -The AAA warns
drivers going into Mexico: "Stay on main
roads. Don 't drive at nigbL Find a motel
about4p.m."
They say there have been 18 "inci·
dents·· of tourist holdups. Shake downs by
police. Some shootings. Even suggest form-
ing convoys of three or four cars for mutual
support.
Hot spots are Culiacan north of
Mazatlan on west coast lnghway 15. Tbe
beautiful (but lonely) beaches between La
Paz and Caho San Lucas in 8-ja.
The Government sent in Army patrols.
But a reporter there a month ago told me:
•'They say in La Paz that the Army is ahak·
ing down the campers they supposedly are
protecting.'' • • • THE WALL STREET Journal bad a
scary st.cry on the situaUon. Dan Sanborn
wbo baa excellent connecttoas on Mexican
highways -<his car insurance agents are
at every bol'der crossing) -wrote me busi~
ness is way down.
He says: "I think the Journal and other
papers are polishing up some things that
have been going on for years. Like an oc-
cuional shake down.''
American Airlines man said: "We are
cariying a normal number of people. We ex-
pect our traffic to go up the next. few months.''
*** · Tbeythinkalowly.Nohurry. You•renot going anywhere.
CB radlol are not allowed in Mexico. Not even sealed. They conftscate them. And
probably will jail you while tbey frt yoll for
the electric chair. <Local joke: "Sometimes
tbe electricity falls and we have to finish
them off with candlee. •• Some Jotet)
* * '* GUNS ABE OUT in Mexico. You can
get a permit for a bunting IOD. but it's bet·
ter to rent one wbea you cet tbue. Permits
i!sued by Mexican consuls aomettmee don't work wltb Joe al Clf.ftciala.
U a policeman atope you for a traffic
'Vfolatioo ask-polJtety: 0 Cm I give yoo the
moneytopa,tbeflneforme?0 CSomethlng
under $10 will do it. Officially, the tourist
people say this is all wrong. But they do it
themselves.)
If you want to complain, do it when you
get home. Special Consular Services, State
Department, Washington, D.C. ·
If you insist on having it obt at the
police station, you '11 add the cost of the cop.
AND the duty sergeant. AND a lawyer. And
Godbelpyou.
* * *· IF YOU HA VE long hair or are under
30~ don't even carry prescription drugs with
you.
Don't get smart and have a pocketful of
Zig-zag cigarette papers on you. Nobody
smokes Bull Durham anymore. Who are
you kidding? .
Don't EVER get to the point of a formal
arrest. It's a great climate, but Mexican
jails are no winter cruise.
* * * " ••• eome other •kl ~ beatdee the
well·known Vall and Aspen?''
The biggest resort area in the West ts
right outside Salt Lake City -40 minutes
from the Hotel Utah, newly done over and
the posh place to stay.
The resort areas are Alta, Snowbird,
Park City and two smaller ·ones. American,
United and Western fly tn from everywhere.
Bus service three times every morning.
Return in the afternoon and have dinner in
the rooftop restaurant. First class.
* * * WHAT ro DOT For a good many yean,
the golden tourist bu been a protected
species. Maybe the economic restlessness
-campesinos seizing land, backyard
heroin makers-has changed the climate.
Paradise Fo1D1d
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trouble. Mexican law says you are guilty
until 1ou prove you-re innocent. Meantime
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Site Yields
Mystery
Creature
PALO ALTO (AP>~natruc·
tion or addltioaaJ facilities at I.be
Stanford Unear Accelerator 1n
1971 may be a boon tA> paleon·
toglau u well u pbyslciat.s.
Now paJeoatolosiN are look· lna f orw&rd to tM eoutnadioa al
• po1J~led:roa llOI'••• ~ at the accelerator. '1l• work wUl
require • lar1e excavaUoa, four
ten1ba ol a mile wide and up to
100 feel deep.
••There are POHibWUe1 tbat th.Int• will be found," aays Dr.
Charlea A. Repenn1.D1, a paleon-
tolo1llt for the U.S. Geoloctcal
Survey. "It'a written into the
construction plan1 that u the ex-
cav aUon 1oes oa we wW be able
to examtne lt. •• ·
However, Dr. Repennln1 aaya
It 'a very unlikely that another ·
complete s peciman of
Paleoparadoxia wlll be un-
covered. Still, the area ls known
to be rich in fossils, mostly dat·
inl back to the laat Ice Age about
20,000 years aio. · ·
Alaska May Share
Wealth With People
JUNEAU, Aluka (AP) -A!J
Aluka '• bqe oU reserves an
tapped and taxed, much of the
Ital• 'a pnitlt would go rtgbt Into it. J*)Ple'a pe>cketa under a pro-
PQ9•1 that Gov. Jay Hammond
cal11 lhe "ultimate in 1rassroot.s
revenue sbarin1. ·
Alukana would pick lJll another share.
W Ith tbe trana -Alaaka
plpellne scheduled to open lo Ju.
ly, •t•te income from oil and 1u taxea and roy*1tles la npeded to
total $420 mlllloo by the end ct
1'77 Hd mot• than $1 blWoo a yearbyt.9>.
THE GOVICaNOa eatlmaled
that dlvldencb on eacb ah~
would be SST the flnl year and
$660by1885.
Hammond sald he's pushing
the plan because he's upset over
the mushrooming arowtb of
DM.YP!t.OT AJI '
Former University of ·
California President·
Clark Kerr foresees
more turbulence on
campus-but he says
this time it will come
from the teachers. Thirteen years acq while dlg-
ginc a trench for the .tccelerator,
scienUat.s uncovered the foesil re-
mains of an animal that lnbablt·
ed the area 14 million years ago.
The 11-foot-long animal bas been
called "Paleoparadoxia," or an-
cient mystery. Allhoo&b it has
been compared to both a hip-popotamus and a sea cow, the
6,800-pound creature bas left oo
modem descendants.
At that time, says Dr. Repen-
nln1. San Francisco Bay wu a
broad flood plain covered by
cypress, Incense cedars, junipers
and pines.
Hammond's plan, announced
tut week, would eatabllah an in·
vestment fund c~Ued Alaska,
Inc. Every adult wbo bu Uved ln
the state for five years -about a
fourth ol the state1s 400,000 resl·
dents -would receive a share. People over 65 would get two
shares. For every five years they
spend in the state in the future, ~i;si::::il=:i~overnment dur· Teachers Seen oQ
"Rather than permitllng gov· U.O
ernment to spend all public
monies earned throu1h exploita-
tion of the public 'a resources for New Camp~ Rebels what government thlnka best," __
Hammond aaid, "let's grant
sbarea to Alaskans and let them ..
determine what services they CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) ----11umt enouah to permit govern;--T~rbulenee wiltreturn1o·inna-
ment to recoup those shares in Uon's college campuses but it
taxes. will come from teachers rather
"Nothing could do more to curb than student.a, a man who saw
Paleoparadoxia, an 11-foot animal, has no known modem descendants
excessive growth of govern-much of the campus violence a
ment." decade agosald recenUy.
Hammond, a Republican, said
the scheme should be attractive to
fiscal conservatives, because it
limits the growth of government,
and to liberals because it will help
the poor.
UNLIKE PREVIOUS share-
the-we altb plans, Hammond
said, h1a proposal "doesn't take
money from me or you and give
it to somebody else."
Instead, Hammond said, "It
takes from wealth that belongs to
the people and makes aure that at
least some of it is funneled
directly through their pocteu."
"I see more turbulence," said
Dr. Clark Kerr. who was presi·
dent of the Universitl of
California at the height o an-
tiwar demonstrations during the
1960s.
KERR SAID tle based bis
forecast on the results of a
S:S00,000 survey of about2S,OOOUD·
ivenity teachers .in the United
States. The survey was pµbllahed
as a report for tbe Carnegie Coun·
cU on Polley Studies lo Higher
Education. Kerr is chairman ol
that council.
1/3 to 1/2 off!
Decorator showroom samples
of hand-carved
Meyer Gunther Martini
chairs and sofas! Newport only!
·The tm aurvey abowed th•
propor11oo orleic1'eri""faVorlDC
collecUve bar1a1ntn& and strikes, : u
if necessary, to Improve waaes
and workinl conditions bu rlHn .:
slnceU189.
OF FACULTY memben aur·
veyed, Sl percent favored atrlltes
as a 1'leglUmate means of collec-
tive action" compared with 47 •
percent ln 1969, when the 1ame '
councll published a $1 million sur-
. vey on U.S. campus attitudes.
More than 70 percent off aculty
members also approved collec· tf ve barplnini by teachers, an .
jncrease from the 62 percent wbo
approved ID 1168.
Kerr aaJd M foreaeea In· -·
creulog tenaloa on eamp\llel • :
teacben become more wiWqlO. :·
atrike to 1et their demand.a.
.. . . . . .
Remember how furniture used to be made? With natural materials and the
dedicated touch of the skilled human hand? That's the kind of luxury you'll
find, now on sale,in chairs and sofas by Meyer Gunther Martini. Hand·
crafted frames carved in Europe, finished with magnificent upholstery.
Many with all-down feather cushions. All finishes hand applied.
Why the sale? It's a New York showroom close out purchase .•. and it's ours alone!
For Newport alone. Look over our listing. At least one piece will be in your
color scheme, and a perfect accent for your home. Then come In aujckly.
Q!lg, Silt.
Taine chair. off-white, natural• finish .•••••.•••••••••••••. $ 670 $ 448
Carmini chair, off·whitl texture, Cinneber finish •••••••••••• .$ 668 $ 394
Vi111r chair, brown, wine check, naturale finish •••••••••••••. $. 606 $ 263
Celestino fauteull, blue suede, nail trim, natural• finish ••••••• .$ 761 $ 600
Consulat chair, embroidered linen, cathedral walnut finish ••••• $ 762 $ 607 1
Consulat chair, beige cut velvet, Vlllalne finish, ••••••••••••• S 762 $ 607
Ernie chair, brown, blue/beige, neturale finish •••••••••••••• $ 713 $ 475
Ernie chair, tresswd red, white & blue, cathedral white finish ••• $ 713 $ 476
Celestino fauteuil, creW1JI, Vlllaine finish ••••••••••••.•••••. $ 713 $ 474
Clluonne fauteuil, green velvet. c.rc .. one whlta/gold finish ••• $ 696 S 348
Modena fauteuil, yellow stripe, Vlllalne finish ••••••..••••.•• $ 883 $ 464
Split Antonelli chair, green stripe, Villalne finish ••••••••••••• $ 713 $ 476
Split Antonelli chair, ros•, Vil11ine finish .•.••••.•.•••••••• .S 713 $ 476
Adrian ~. leoperd print, Villaint finish .•.••.••••••••.• $ 713 S 427
Michalon chair, gold ltrfpe, Vlllifne finish •••••••••••••••••• $1051 $ 830
Modena fau111Uil, blue stripe, Vllllint finish •••••••••••••••• .$ 883· $ 464
ti5783 Fauteuil, brocede, cdledl'llf walnut finish ••••••••.••• $1083 $ 721
Melanie chair, chocolate velvet, Olthedral white finish •••••••• $ 742 $ 446
ti1812 chair,~ velvet. nftlrale flnith •.•.•••••••••.•••• $ 960 $ 833
Casals bergtre, bfue plaid, Villline flnlth ••••••••••••••••••• S 686 $ 468
Ponti be,_re, bhtt 11ttn, Vlll"ne finish. •••••••••••••••••• .$ 838 '$ 601
because many of these pieces ire one-of-a-kind.
Robinson's Furniture, 122.
.Qrjg,
New S..uchl"f'P IOfa, topaz, velour, Villlfne finish ..•••••••• .$2616
Ch•lotW sofa, 19n'lcotta velour, neturale finish ••••••••••••• $2296
hull sofa. IVOOldo & turquoise damask, Vlllaine finish ••.•••• $1432
Paula tole. tvcado damak, Villalne finish. • • • ••••••...•.. $1432
Dayphlne sofa. green d.-nask, natur1le finish •••••••••••.•.• $3084
Oo"'lnlque sofl, melon cut·velour stripe, Villaine finish ••.•••• $1777
Veldinl sofl, Qrlln ttxtul'9, Villalne finish ••••••••••••••• , •• $2295
Chentllty sofl. blue mttte. naturele finish •••••••••••••••••• $2421
Domlnlqu1 aof1, pllld, naturale ffnlsh .••.••••••••••••••••• $1688
.Panerd sot, ~ltt beige damask, Vlllalne finish ••.•••••••••• $1410 BellJIY sofa, soft OJ'9lf' damask, Vlllalne finish .••••••••.••.•• $1821
Tourefne sofa, roM d~11k, Villatne finish •••••••.••...•.•• $1821
Panwd tofa, rou ttrlpe"brocade, Vlllalne finish ••••••••....• $1477
Sebblano ~ w1¥1tprint, n11Urele flni1h .•.........•.• $1971
Cardlnl lo\wut bfOWq & beiga, Vlllalne finish. . . . • . . . . . . . • $1135
Toni Wing Clhlir, bur.,ndy, natur81e finlth .•••••••••••••••• $1239
Pontlvy wfno c:e,11r, burvundv, natut'81• ftnith ••••••••••••••• $1051
T....ard Wing chair, bfue stripe, Villaine flnllh •••••••••••••• S 898
Julliot blrgare, .,.._, damask, VlUalne finish •••••••••••••••• $ 928
Vlgnon betgere, evOCldo damask, VlllalM finish ••••••••••••• $ ·737
Ninette be,._, blue 1'ortl quil~ natural• finish ••••••••••.••• $ 700
QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED. ALL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE.
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( ·~ Pri91e Spot'
.. Builder Chief
Maps Strategy, "' ..
bo lncreaaed communlcaUoo with covenunent ol·
" flclala and the publle tn Oran,e County ii tbe P11lll•
• ' 1977 10&1 ~ tbe Orange County Chapter ot tbe ~ulld-
inl lnduat.ry AsaociaUoo, lt tru abDOUbCed by Jobn ,., JCoowtser,tbe~'1newpwidellL
Koawiser, who ls presi(teat ~ ~ Konwiaer
·• Corp. ol Newport Beacb, 1ald tbe eommunicattan
will be aimed at credltini the Industry fw U. con· ·~ trlbuUons and to aolvinl tbe county houl1al pro-
blems.
• "Orange County is perhaps tbe prime spot to-
live in the United St.ates," be be1an to esplaln ... We
• started with a great climate and
interesting topOgrapby. We've
added outatandiDg houses with
much·copled innovaUoos that
are the envy of the industry and
the public in the rest of the coun·
try. And we topped it off with
just· about every conceivable
type of recreation.
"A GSEAT DEAL OP TBE
ltOMWIHlt Credit for all this is due lo the
ptanninc and foresight of peopl& within tbe building
industry, working toaetber with govenmental
agencies. The raults include the famous Villages of
Irvine, Mission Viejo, Z..,una Niguel, Anaheim9
Hills, Huntingtm Barbour, and the scores of good
small developments around the county. We have DO
intention of taltlng all tbe credit for the great place
Orange County is today, but the building industry has played the key role in the blossoming of the
county.
••People tend t.o forget ft -but just about every
single person in the county is Ii ving in a home built by
our industry. Like agriculture and clolhlng, we are
one of the three essential industries."
Thinking about the future, Konwiser added: "I
look forward to the ptJbUc respecting our industry
for maJcing its U'emendous contributions to the
Orange County way o( life, for providinc the family·
living environments in which we raise our children,
for creating innovative deve,Jopment concepts that
are being studied by people from many counties,
and for makine a tremendous contribution to the
county's eeonomy."
KONWISER SAID THAT THE industry needs'
to communicate all elements of the public. However, he added that primary empbuts would
be on reaching appointed and elected governmental
officials, residents of the more rapidly growing
cities and county areas, and students and teachers
in colleges and universities.
"Our chapter will continue its high-level,
eyeball-to-eyeball contact with elected and appoint·
ed officials through our Presidents' Council, our
Task Forces, and many other organized activities.
"We also plan to communicate with the com·
munity via the many established organizations -
such as Chambers or Commerce and womens and
mens groups. Our experience in speaking to such
groups has been that -when we put the facts about
housing into proper perspective -they are not only
receptive, but are anxious to help communicate the
housing. industry's story to others. The chapter is
developmg a speakers bureau to communicate with such group&."
KONWISER RECITED A usr of five "public
misconceptions that need to be clarified";
BENCHES, C9NCAETE PATHWAY, TilEEl IN TURTLE ROCK PARK CORRIDOR.
Irvine CorrWor Finished
'lbe rlf'lt segment ol what will
become a four-mile-long, tree-
lined corridor through the Irvine
village of Turtle Rock bas been
completed, according to I>ioqlas
M. Ford, dlreetor ol community
development for the Irvine Com·
pany. i
On completion, the corridor
will wend its way from the 320-
acre William R. Mason regional
park on the north to a future 20-
acre public P8fk on the southerly side of ~e village.
The initial link is located just
north o1 Campus Drive, the ma-
jor entrance to the village, at its
intersection with Turtle Rock
Drive. A portion of the first seg.
ment also serves as a view cor-
ridor ~tween Campus Drive and
..
the aandstoAe rock formation re-
sembling • turtle for which the
village is nuied.
AN ll·l"OOT wide concrete
walkway, bordered by extensive
landscaping, will extend the full
length of the village-wide park,
which Is r"erred to as a riparian
corridor since portions oC the
trail . follow the course of a
waterway dating into the area's
prebiatory. :
The corridor is designecJ to ac·
commodate both root and bicycle
traffic, and will include two tun·
nels -passing beneath major
thoroughfans -when complet·
ed. Several schools in the village
and the future village sboppinc
center will eventually be accessi-
ble via the trail.
Forest Homes Open
Pre·sales have begun in the
second, and last, phase of
Influential Homes, Laite Forest, announces Wes Weissinger, re-
gional sales director for Butler
Housing Corp., the Irvine-based
developer.
•'Sales in t.be first unit were
tremendous, with 80 percent of
the units reserved during the
opening weekend," notes Weiss-
inger. "Buyers have been en-
thusiastic about the woodsy ex-
teriors, the spacious noorplan.s,
the outstanding architectural
features, and the luxury appoint-
ments included in the price.''
TENNIS, SWIMMING and
sailing are available to buyers as
members of the Lake Forest
Master Homeowners Asan.. to
which all resident& belong.
Prices range from $86,950 to
$103,4SO. The project is scheduled
to hold its grand opening in late
January -if it is not sold out
before then. Second phase move-
ina are scheduled for November.
Numerous benches and attrac·
live lighting unit.a will be in·
stalled ln each of the riparian in·
crements. Eight aectiooa of the
park ate planned, with new 11.nks
being added as the villace grows.
Completion or the entire riparian
system is scheduled for some
time 1n 1982, with completloo ot
tM village itself.
.. 'l'llE. ACfUAL riparian tor·
ridor will extend from 75 to 200
feet in width at various points
along its' route," Ford said.
"We've attempted to place as
many of the benches as possible
where they have views ol por·
lions of the village's 320 acres or
open space."
Paul Brady, assistant city
manager for the city or Irvine,
expressed the city's viewpoint on
the riparian concept. "We've
been very pleased with the de·
sip ol the corridor it.self and feel
it will be.Ip greatly ln removing
pedestrian and bicycle traffic
from Turtle Rock Drtve. We've
looked favorably on the overall
concept since lts inception."
The riparian corridor and trail will become a part oC the cjty's
park system.
WORK ON THE second link: ls
rapidly nearing completion, ac-
cording to Ford, with an opening
now possible as early as late
January or early February.
Tbe 1econd portioo•will extend
through a tunnel beneath Turtle
Rock Drive and then easterly
tbrough Turtle Rocle Glen, the
new residential area currently
under development in the
village.
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Industry Eyes
Solar Models
Kore than :ro Oraaae County bulldens cUm~ed
what may be .the future 0( UM> bt>ualDI industry
wbea Uae1 toured two «*CY:::=• boma m Illa· lklD VS.Jo aod a El Two a t. eoaapltx
equipped with a solar water a,yat.m.
Tbe llnCl•famU1 bomes they ~ted ln Mlulaa ~$ .... completed tbia summer u Nrt. ot • lllnlmu.m l:MrlY 1>weUJoi ...;... or 0 MEl) .. -re-
Ma'dl Dt'O.ieet. Tb.at project la ~ eoaductecl JGintly '"by· Mi11lon Viejo Company, Southern
Callfonila Gu Company and the EneriY Research aocl DtveJopment AdminiltraUoo (ERDA).
Tbe Coal of MED n1earcb ls to desip and build
two bomea that will use f4* than half the enera or
aimllar conventional homes. Anatber eoaJ is to en·
C!OW'aJe developers to include MED's enero aav·
log features in their new developinents.
TllF.8£ FEATUal.S INCLUDE, among others.
Weter and better ins~ waJls and ceilings,
double-paned Windows. a apeeial etr circulation syttem, advanced ·8IJl>llances and a solar-uaisted
Qltem for coollng add comfort and water heating.
Tbe Oranae County builders also visited the
T1mben apartments 1n El Toro where 32 units are now bamc t!Jeir domestic water heated by a Solar
Alallted Gu Eaero -or "SAGE" -water beat-ing~. • .
Tbe SAcz· nstem was Installed ln August,
1'75. Since then It bas used the sun's energy· to supp.
ly about '10 percent ol the apartments' bot water
neecb. The balance is provided by a natural gas
boUer.
INSTALLATION OF THE EL TORO system is
part of a tbJ'ee·year research program being con-
ducted by the gas company, ERDA, the Federal
Eoerp AdministraUon and the National Science
Foundation. Field testing ol a similar SAGE system
ls under way in Upland. ·
After touring the MED and SAGE sites, the
buiJden attended a briefmg on the gas company
Eneray Management Services program at the
utility's Orange County Division headquarters in Anaheim.
That program i5 designed to show builders pro.
ven energy saving designs, building techniques and
pilotless equlpmeoL
PlJBUC NO'nCE PUBUC NOTICE
l'ICTmOU• 8USIMIU l'ICTITIOUI a USIMIU
NAMI STATIMINT NAM&STATIMIMT
TN foll"""""' .,.,_, h dol"9 tiusl· The tolloWl"9 ~are dol"9 bw;I. nnsan nen•"
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Thil 1111$1-Is conduct..s by an In-Tiiis ~··•eme<tt ..... fll.O Wiii• , ... dlvklual. County Clerk of Orenve c-•'f on.
RlcllW'llP,.._ls JanYary U, 1'71.
This st•te<Mn' ... tnld wllft lhe .,,_ Collnly Ct9'11 of Ora1199 Counl'f on Publ\\MCI Or-Cout 0.lly Pilot,
JalllMl'rto. 1m. J .... n .:io.-Fet> 6, 11. "" u1 n ,,.,., ..
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PtJBUC NOTICE l . That the public wants and is willing to pay for
"tremendous areas" of open space and parks.
2. Thal the housing industry induces growth,
rather than operating in response to it.
Three one-and two-atory plans
-designed by Dale Naegle
Architecture & Planning Inc. of
La .!Qlla -are offered. The clean-ll~ Uteriors wiU feature
wood, brick ' an4 bori%ontal v. groove paneling. Roofs will be
cedar shingles or sbaltes.
On the south side of Jeronimo
Road, Inlluential Homes, Lake
Foreat, may be reached by tall·
Ing the Santa Ana or San Diego
freeways to · the Lake Fore.st
Drive offramp. Cross over the
freeway lnto Lake Forest, drive
northeast on Lake Forest Drive
te Jeronimo. Turn left and go oee
block to the partially completed
models and temporary sales of-
fice.
On completion, an estimated
3,900 treo will have been planted
in the riparian corridor. Some
~ ba~ been set 1n place as part
o( the first phase, according to • ---~,-CT-,-T-,ou-s-.u-,-,M-,-u--
""ord MAMISTATIMIMT
STATIM•MTOP'WITHOltAWAL
P'ltOM l'AltTNlltSHll'
OP'lltATIMO UMOIElt
f'ICTITIOUS aUSIHISS NAMI!
TM foll-lnQ pef"\On r..s w1111dr1Wft
as • 9enertl P•r111er from lh• ,..,.,,,.,.slllp _.,.,;,,q under -fie· r ' • n.~.-1JdOl11gllollf.
lllU .. : 3. That high density is bad.
4. That developers and builders can somehow
be hit with new and increasing fees and assess-
~· ments without having such costs passed on to the buyer.
New Offices
For Builder
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Co>ta MHt, Celltomla.
5. That builders are making exorbitant profits. 'w armmgt.on Develop-
ment Inc. bas announced
the opening or new cor-
porate offices at 1641 Langley Avenue in
Irvine. ·
ADDRESSING HIMSELF TO bigh prices,
Konwiser said: "Home prices have riaen at a
higher rate than inflation ror two reasons. Flrst. in·
creased government regulations and p.roceuinc
time delay most projects a year or two, compound-
ing carrying costs and developmental coats.
Second, every time a school board, a parks com-
• mission, oc any other governmental body levies
another fee or assessment on a builder, that cost
has to be added to the home price."
The single story build·
ins designed by George I Seltz of Irvine baa a total
o( 14,000 square feet or
apace with 7,000 square
feet devoted to office
a.rea and 7,000 square
feet to warehouse area.
A1ao included on the pre-
mlaes are• SYJDnashun with two .._cquetball
courts, sauna, Jacuni,
and a locker room.
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What's the solution? Koowiser concluded: "As
housing prices conUnue to advance, leavtni mC>re
and more people behind, and as the public realizes
what bas happened, people will be mOl'e receptive
lo our message. Once they realise •bat really ts driving up prices, they hopefully will pat suftldent
pressure on elected and appointed officials to ball
the spiraJ."
BEACH AREA
LIQUIDATION
200 yards from BOA TING, FISHING, WATER f~N
Carlsbad By-The-Sea
SAVE $10,000
2 and 3 BEDROOMS
S36,490 to s49, 990 . I
'• ' ••
This weekend! Final opportunity to
purchase a luxury condominium
home just 200 yards from water fun
and almost in the center of the South
Coast's booming beach areal 2 and
3 bedrooms. decks, luxury bath9 and
kitchen& ••. elf brand new and
pric41d far below today's fest risfng
new home prices. You 'll love the
setting. the pool, the bi& trees, the
views, and cfose pJoximlty to faeoon
and ocean. You'll be amlt'td at the
low, low prices ••• and the e~
way you can buy. Be there early! Just
6 homes to dose out at tti.e low
This sale is lo liquidate· the final 6
homes etop the hills adjoining beau·
tlful Agua Hecionda Lagoon • • • a
private lagoon ideal for boating,
fishing, water ~kiing. picnics and
swimming. The lagoon is opproi1i·
matety 200 yards from your front
door. I
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it prices. Investors welcome.
This site is less then one mile from
the Pacific Ocean in a secluded, tree
covered area almost ~sib&e to
duplteate for any .price alon1 th•
coveted CaUfomla coastffne. Remem·
ber, only the final & vtllas to 1111. AU
priced at the lowest per foot price
you will find anywtMref
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111hst., Hl#ltlngton ... ell. CA'2641
l1llt llllllNH ls e11nOlicled ~ .., ln-_. .. .._I.
ln tht Palm Sprln.-RtcttalfonaJ ArH
104 Ml~~lon Hin• Or .• Rancho Mlt•R• • (714.) 318-1821 •Open10 a.11'. till du~k
'ToJc, 1·10 lo Dolt P1dm Dr. (C1tthHlr•I Cltr turnoff),
llredtord Charlei a.w-
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Juiy1, 1'1Sil\lheCounlyol0.-.
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P'4SJJJ.
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Jan. tJ, 30, -Fet>. 4, 11, "11 201-17
PUBUC NOTICE
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-•: Tiie ro1-1no penan ts dolllQ 1111$1-lt OM A ITALIAN DELI , neu.u:
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Qlunty Clerll or Ofal\ge OM.ntr on Counrv Cieri< o4 Orange C.Unlr °" , Dtclmbtf :ie, lt76, Januarr 20, 1tn.
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PUBLIC N011CE PUBUCNOTICE
To \H the ~ tab the San
Oievc> F,_.1y 3ou1h 11111 PHI ou1ntlda to tht lam1r1dl olf. l'amc> ~ 111Ctur111que ~ ~ ui. S.a. follow l11t1111t~ to Acf1ma then to Chinqutpn end '41rrl10., SVtet. S.CIUdld • • • 11.trd IO llfld ••• but -iti Ill O~n lutd.ty
llftd ~. PtlOftt (714) 729 ~' fif~&5fO.
S6uth .S milt' to Aot . .36. Lt/t 10 ffHulon Htrls ~
ACOLCA?t-PALMOUVECOMPANY DEVELOPMENT "IOUM.HOUllMll~ ~. --}
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Marine Ge t s Six
Months in Rape
A Camp Pendleton Marine who told a Sad-
dleback College student shortly before be raped
her that he was an undercover San Clemente
police oCficer has been sentenced t.o six months in
lhe Orange County Jail.
Superior Court Judge Byron K. McMillan or-
dered the jail term and three years probation for
Marine Danlel Lloyd Holland, 19, after finding
him guilty or rape in a nonjury proceeding.
The 19-year-old victim told police Holland
raped her after showing her a .45-callber
automatic and telling her that he was engaged on
undercover duty.
She said he then drove her to Saddleback
College after apologizing for his actions. She
jotted down his car license number as he drove
off.
Art Contest Set
A "Logo Contest" open
lo all Orange County
High School students will
be s ponsored by the
Orange County Chapter
of the American Red
Cross beginning Feb. 15
and ending March 31.
Medical
Lecture
-Monday
The winning design
will be considered for
use on all stationary.
posters and other
c hapt e r printed
materials. Prizes in-
clude four tickets to a
rock concert at Anaheim
Stadium, six box-seat
tickets to an Angel
baseball game, or a day
at Disneyland for four. A lecture on ""The
Psychological Aspects of
a Physical Das ability"
will be presented by Dr.
Diane Silber, clinical
psychologist, at 7 :30
p.m ., Monday at a meet·
ing of the Spina Bifida
Association or America,
Orange County Chapter.
The meeting will be
held at UCI Medic al
Center, 101 City Drive
(Bldg. 53. Classroom D >
in Orange. The chapter
is sponsored by the Na-
tional Foundation-March
o( Dimes, Orange County
Chapter. The mffting is
open to the public.
Neuport Man
For more information
regarding requirements
for entries. call 835·5381,
ext. 30.
Square
Dancing
Today
The Square and Round
Dance Clubs ol Orange
County will hold their
17th annual benefit
dance fOf' the March of
Dimes today at the
Retall Clerks
Auditorium, 8S30 Stan-Wuu Post ton, Buerta Park.
D r . Ra I p h c . Tb~. "~ginners Hoe·
Blackwell, a Newport down will be held from
Beach resident. has been 1-4 ~-m., the Round
elected chief or staff a t Dancing will be featured
Riverview Hospital in from 6-7 p.m .• ~ the
Santa Ana Square Dancin1 will be · from 7-10 p.m. Tickets
are Sl.75 at the door. For
more Information, call
PUBLIC NOTICE I 979-2270.
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Grant Goes
To Pit7'er
A matching grant of
~.000 to establish an
endowed Professor-ship
of Classics bas been
awarded lo Pitzer
College in Claremont by
the41James Irvine Foun-
daUoo. The college must
----------'provide an equal amount
for the pr'OIJ'am. .
UL T!.lllGDOM
Alte4LHOMI
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IJetenmination Overcomes Handicap
Four yeara a10. a doctor told.
• Cayela.Dd.Lopa be could never wort
.. ala.
Now Goodwill Induatrtes of <>ruae
CountJ bu named him lta Goodwill
WorltetoCthe Year.
Lopez, an Anaheim resident, turned
Cayetano Lopez
has been named
Orange County's
Goodwill Worker
of the Year.
to Goodwill for help after an
auto1PobUe accident had le.fl him with
a crippling back injury.
"I HAVE ALWAYS aupported my
wife and our six children. That it the
way It ahould be. I don't want to
change now. Can you help me?" was
Lopes' plea to a Goodwill counselor.
Determined lo support his family
and live tbem the best advantqea
ponihle, Lopn had moved from his
native Jalisco, Mexico to Oranie
County in the e~ly ,19408. That proved
to be a profit.able step, for be soon ob-
tained emplo)'Qle.nt es a farm laborer
at a large, local produce farm. He re-
mained there unW his accident.
Lope1 entered Goodwill's evalua·
tlon pro1ram three years aeo.
Althou1h be expressed interest and
aptitude In several work areas, be re-
allied that be would be unable to
perform the neeeaaary duUea because
of hll disablllty. He could funcUont
however, lo ooe u.a -the electricat
appliance repair department. Lopez
immediately enrolled ln the Goodwlll .
Trade School.
Upon eraduaUon from hls training
pro1ram, be was hired lo fill a vacan·
cy wlthln Goodwill lnduatries.
IN HIS BROKEN English, Lopez
expreases his feellnlS about his ac·
complisbment, "I had . always sup-
ported my family. Now, I aUll can.
That is the way it should be!"
The select.ion of Goodwill Worker ol
the Year is based upon outstandlna
achievement ln overcoming a ban·
dlcap. ln addition to work achieve-
ment, th.ls includes physical, mental
and social adjustment. The severity
of the hand.leap lo be overcome is also
considered.
"Cayetano Lopes was select~ from
195 other men and women who com·
pleted Goodwill's lrainlng pro11ram
durln1 1978 and were placed either ln·
to competitive Industry or employed
within Goodwill," said Gaylord M.
Hicks, executive vice president of the
nonprofit rebabllilation facility:
Starts Sunday, January 23
ave $
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than full size, this 60x80" Sealy
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of Sealyfoa m':o • and cotton felt. Rugged
torsion bar fou ndation for added firmness. Shop early
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each piece
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WatsoiIAheadhy I;
Ford .~~lights Moh
•PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -The
la1'1eat eallery golf baa ever
Nea, ·a cheering, enthua1utie,
S'Warmlng mob, failed to get
former President Gerald Ford
put the cut while Tom Wat.eon -
pJ,aylng lrr the relative solitude of
another coune -swept lnto lbe
lead Saturday in the third round
of the $200,000 Bing Crosby Na·
tional Pro-Am.
The former President. with
Arnold Palmer as his pro
partner, chipped in for a natural
birdie on the 14th hole -with bl.I 18 handicap a net eagle for the
team -and said "it made my
day."
He and Palmer had a better ball score or 208, only seven un·
der par and not even close to the
tcore required to qualify for the
f i o al r ound today. Ford.
however, played extremely well
on the sunswept back nine al the
febble Beach GolC Lin.ks and played a five-hole stretch st.art-
lnr at the 12th in level par. In .u.
he bad four natural para and the
bJrdJe'. Ford helped Palmer eltht
abota for the d-.y and they bad a
team score of 66 for the round.
Under the format for tbla uni· que event. amateur11 are not re-
0. n' TN ..
0Naulel7GZ
quired to putt out on every bole.
Ford p.leked up several times and an exact score was not available.
Palmer shot a 14 and failed to
quality for the pro portion of the
tournament wUb a 219 total.
They were followed by what Jaelt Tutblll. Tournament Direc-
tor for the PGA Tour, called .. the
biggest gallery I've seen In 17
years on the Tour," a galloping
mob of uncounted thousands that
tied up traffic on the famed 17
.Mile Drive and eaused delays of
more than two hours.
The Golden Years
When 5 Young Men
Put Valley on Map
.:There were five of them. They
all grew up within 40 mlles of
elcb other in aome of the small
tdwns that help make up the cen-
ttal portion of California's San
Jbaquin Valley.
:They came rrom areas that are
r;nowned for cotton, grape and
~tato production. And for heat,
fig and dust.
; But from 1948 to 1960, they
Jlade the names of t..beir villages
OLENN WHITE
WHITE
WASH
prominent in world sports news.
They were all standout high
school athletes. They each made
~ least one United States Olym-
lfjc track team. And they ac-
<ounted for five Olympic gold
medals, a silver and a broiue.
I am apealdna of Bob Mathias
(Tulare), Sim lness (Tulare),
Desmond Koch (Corcoran),
J\afer Jobmoo (Kingsbura> and
Leamon Kini <Delano).
Matbiu is probably t..be most
•ell remembered of the quinteL
A 17-year-old high school boy at
tlle time, be erabbed world ac·
cjalm by wtnning the decathlon
fold medal in London (UM8),
~en repeated the triumph four
years later at Helal.nld.
He alao starred in football at
Stanford Unlvenlty and Jed the
team to the~ ROiie Bowl game
by returning a ldclloff 9e 1ards
for a touchdown l.n a 27·20 vict«y
-sal.nat USC. That triumph before nearly
1-00.000 at the LA Coliseum gave
Stanford the Pacific Cout Coo·
ference erown and Its first lrlp to
tile Rose Bowl In 16 years.
Mathias ii now a member d
Conerea.
came back foar years later to
ba1 the gold medal l.n Rome.
Johoaon also served as student
body president at UCLA.
Ioeas and Koch were discus
throwers and got their college
education at use. lness copped
the gold medal in Helsinki (l.952)
while Koch settled for a bronze
award four years later in
Melbourne.
King rounds out the quintet. A
sprinter with 9.3 speed over 100
yards, King placed fourth l.n U.S.
Olympic team trials. That wasn't
good enough to run the 100
meters for b1s country (the top
three mate the team).
However, it did &ive him the
other spot on America's 400-
meter relay team. And that
quartet ..... the sold medal. Kin&
went to Cal.
It wu an extraordinary COO·
centratloa of talent to be pro-
duced by such a small, spanely
populated area.
And it gave the folks of the
valley something to be mighty
proud of l.n those 12 golden years.
Wat.ton. a former Brftfab Open
cb1mploa, played hll third round
at the par n Sbore coune at
Monterey PenlnauJa Ccuuii.ry
Club -away from lbe mob -
and man1Ced a 8T and a 202 tGtal,
13 under par for one round en
eacb or the three penlnaula courses.
Tony Jackllo, a former Brftlsb
and American Open cbamploo
mlred in a deep slump for tour
yean, bad a solid 68 at t.oueh
Cypress Polnt and wu Juat one
shot out of the lead al 203.
Lee Elder, who 1alned intema·
Uonal attentloa aa the first black
to play in the Kasten, shot 69 at
the Shore COW"N and waa tbJrd at
204. Mexican Viet.or \Regalado,
who held the second round lead,
went to a 11 al Cypress Point and
wu one more behind at 205. •
Don Biea was next al 207 after a
67 al Cypress Point.
Jack Nicklaus, the pre-tourney
favorite, bad it in poaiUoo to
make a charge -then came to
woe ln the water behind the 17th
green.
He had to take a drop, chipped
close -almost hitt1ng the pin -
and one-putted for a bogey. He
finiabed with a 70 and a 208 total,
six big shots back going to
today's final round at. Pebble
Beach.
In addition to Palmer, some
other major casualties of the cut
included Johnny Miller, who bad a 17-219, defending champion
Ben Crenshaw, 13-218, and U.S.
Open champion Jerry Pate.
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PALOMINO DOWN-Westminster's Carlos Palomino is
knocked down in the flrst round of his welterweight title
fight with Armando Muniz Saturday night. Palomino got.
up and defeated Muniz.
At Irvine Coast
Fleisher Captures
Pro Golf Tounwy
81 BOWARD L. llANDY
Of .. Dellw 'lleU4a"
Bruce Fleisher , after a rocky
flrsl nine that saw him lose three
strokes to par, came back with a
strong finish to capture first place
in the third annual Bing Crosby
South em pro-am golf tournament
at Irvine Coaat Country club of
Newport Beach Saturday.
Fleisher, the flnt round leader
with a course-record tying st,
started on the 10th bole hi the
shotgun event Saturday and
found the back nine tougber than
the day before. He made the turn
at three over'par for the day.
. But five birdies on the closlng
nine including the ninth hole
where he sanlc a 15-foot putt,
gave him the win.
"There's a lot of luck to this
·game," be said after the round.
"I gambled with a four.wood on
the third bole and came off of ll a
little.
"The ball bounced OD the con·
crete bottom of a water hazard
and I saw a splash. But landed 30
feet from the pin and I two-putted
for a blrdle. That turned it
around for me.
"I waa able to keep my com·
posure despite the first nine and
my wife Wendy joined me then
and told me to relax. She helped
a lot." .
With the victory. he qualifies
for the San Diego Open at Torrey
Pines this week along with four
other players from the Irvine
Coast tournament.
"It's very bard when you have
to go out and quality every Mon· day. You can never get your
momentum going ,•• be said.
"Things wlll pick up now,
tbouah.
Fleilber, the.1968 U.S. amateur
champion and national junior
college tiUe bolder, waa also a
member of the 1969 Walker CUp
team and the U.S. world amateur
teaqi before tumiog pro ln wro.
His best lbllsh in a major toum•·
ment was third in the Greater
Greensboro Open in 1974. He
finished second at the Quad
Cities tourney, another satellite
PGA tour event.
The 29·year-old pro from
Florida won by four strokes over
three players bunched at 131 in· eluding Dennie Meyer of San
Juan Capistrano (69-68); Bobby
Walzel (68-69); and Marty
Fleckman (70..67).
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LOS ANOELES-ltnockecl 4own In tbe flrat round,
CarlOI Palomino t'amt back to
outboa and finally it.op Mando
MUD.la In tbt Ut.b row>d Saturd.a;f nltbt to ...u.tn bla World Box.Ina
CowloU weltenr.ICbt tJUe In the flrat cbamplonablp matc h
between a pair of co1Je1e
araduatee.
Late ln the fllbt, Palomlno,
146~. of Westminster, continual·
ly beat Munl&, 147, ol Monterey
Park, to the punch and moved
abead ln the scorl.ne.
In the l.Stb, before the cheering
crowd of 9,028 at the Olympic
Auditorium, the 27·year-old
Palomino floored hia 30-year-old
rival with a rilbt and left to the
head.
Munis reached hia feet only to nm into a barrage of punches and
some thought referee John
Tbomu was late In halUng the
ft1ht after 2:24 ol the final round
bad elapsed.
XhlpT.,.NY
INGLEWOOD -Marce l
Dionne fired his 27th and 28th
goals of the National Hockey Leasue season and Rogt Vachon
turned in bi.I second abut.out as
Loe Angeles defeated the New
York Rangers, 6·0, Saturday
night.
Mr.. Adea11en
BALTIMORE -Top·seed
GuWermo Vllu of Argentina de-
feated deteodlnc cbamplon Tom
Gorman, M , M , Saturday In the
semlfl.nal round ol the Baltimore
International Indoor tennis
tournament.
Brian Gottfried defeated Jan
Kodea ofCzetboslovakia, 6-3, 6-7,
M , to Join Vllu 1D the rm ala.
Sea~Trl-ph
CORVALIJS, Ore. -Rodry
Smith made two free throws with
1:06 remaining and deflected a·
last-second shot Saturd1y to llfl
Oregon State to a 53-52 Pacific·8
Conference basketball victory
over traditional rival Oregon. . ~--1t1••81%
NEW Y.ORK -Steve Cauthen,
the 16-year-old apprentice joekey
from Kentucky, conUnued his
blistering pace al Aqueduct race
track Saturday; winning aix. •
race• in nine tries.
In his other mounts, be finished
second once and third twice .
Fon•••• KO• Foe
PENSACOLA, Fla. -George
Foreman smashed Pedro Agosto
·to the floor five times and
stopped hJm in the fourth round
Saturday in Foreman's first fight.
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TV SpQrts
9:45 a.m. (34) -FUTBOL
SOCCEL
10:30 a.m. (4)-COLLEGE
BARETBALL -The UCLA
Brulna meet Notre Dame's
FJgbtina Irish at Notre
Dame.
Noon (5) -CllAllPIONS
-A performance by Soviet
Oinn..U Olga Korbut. Lud·
mtla Turiacbeva and Nelli
Klm in London; Also,
bareback ridina · in a
Pblladelpbia rodeo.
J obmon wu al.lo a decathlon
alar. He wa1 aeeoad to USA
teamm1te MUt Cambell ln the '58
OIJmpica at Melbourne, then
Ml'1Y l"IKIUYIM 7H7-IJ1 I
12 :30 p .m . (7) -
st1PEasTA&S -Two-time
.Superatara cbampion Kyle
Rote, Jr. beads the field in th1a week'• preliminaries.
J'reshman
Sparks UCI
FIVe, 65-57
(Fre1bman Lamont Jerrett
c•me off tbe bench with •~ dnute• to play, leadln1 UC
IMne to a 85-$7 colle1• butet-
b•U vldory over vt1lttn1
Qdftl'lltJ of. San J>Se10 Satur· ~aMJ>oneJmah<LA> .ndut., bit b.la ~ two point.I iiil ftnt time be llad 1a1I buds
• tbe ball, crabbed ft" n.-1*mdla la ftff almltel ~ plaJtal
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IOlntl. n-eahman st.eve Rodten Md14. .
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tennis tourney tn Boca Raton. Pia. Borg
ecored a 8-~, 4-6. 7 -5 victory. He.'11 meet
Jimmy Connors today.
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SOVTll BEND, tad. CAP) -Notn o.m.•1 ~ liWa wW
be there. So wW UCLA •1 Bndnt.
So will 11.MS ecrumlq tam,
ear·apUWq pep bands, a bat·
talion of •J>Orta writer. and
network telorilioa c&JMr ...
u.8eliHt 1M wt'D be readJ. ••
Tbe Notre ~UCLA rtnl11 -1Ull doaJIHted 1U by t.bt
Brulu-lm 1*11 ft•ce the pat
four HUGiii. Tbe hiab'I blqtlt
... ft'~ .... N9Waf .11111Ch. lust what JrlU ~b. Diaer Phelpl calla '4tbe
bM ri•alrJ' ID~ buketball ~11,. vtetory, alto -viewed bJ a na· Wiit. Nc*eDameupeet UCLA tJoeaJ--...Soa •~. came ·et.a Ju& IDOllth at tbe Brutna' bere tb,_ yean .,o wbea they
PaultJ Pa.Ulon, a Jubllant ed&td UCLA .• 71-70, and tnepped fttlPt Wll a aU.14 blsb. Four the Brulnl' record •1ame win• =•l•bt 101Jt1 'b•for. laat abalatnq. '• ~ "* 8t-.bUJ ,.~·1 tblU' It'• a snat.rtnln." ld.m bad to •an.la. but . 1ald ...... fto Iott bJI &Wt tlle lrf1b coacb pltdlH : fou l&M to UCLA. Since..._
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the lrilh bave won four ol SMen
meetinp -all oa their bonie
court wiW lat month'• upset at
1MAD1etes. U could be dJHlcult tod11,
laowner, btcu.e of rffent ln·
conalltent play from the 1tarten,
a lae.t of depth on the bench and a
couple of COIUY llljurtea. uw e've tot to have conalatency
fl'om everJbody,'' aaid Phetpe,
u1tt11a1 Notte Dame'• cb•ncet
a1amat t.be lOtb·ranked Bruina,
J.J..2 for the Muon. Pan ot tbe dilflcultJ. be •ald.
h• bftlG UM ncent bot a.ad cold
play ot · Duck Wllllama' Jlll Pat.no llld Dave Batton. lo·
Jutta . to paid Ray Martln.
aldellned for tbe aeuoo with a
broken ankle, and to center
Bruce Jl'loftrl Dlo have Juart, u
the lrilb have tumbled toM.
Form• Muina Hla (Hunt-
lnston Beach) star Rich Bnn-
Dinl, who lcored the wlnnlq
bucket In tbe nm. ••m• betweeb
tbeat two teama, is a •t.artinl 1uard far Notre Dame.
Mort than an1t!llnt el111 PheJp1 tald, UCLA'• Clepth '9llht
spell the ditte~ 11' ~Y'•
eacountd'.
"I don't tb1U we can match
'tOl DiD• IU11 •1alD1t .nine au,a, .. uae lrlab coach Hid. 0 11
:JI• dolt.'"'" sot to be able to do ·awilbablor...-ma.••
1 p.m . (2) -CHALLENGE
OP THE SEXES. -Jan
StepbtDIC>ll, oae of the top
·mone1 wUmerl on the 1976
LPGA tour, faces Mastera
champion Ray Floyd In a
nine-bole match at Mi.salon
VleJo Country Club.
1:0 p.m . (2) -NBA
BASKETBALL-The SeatUe
SUperScalcs meet the Suns at Pbotnk.
2p.m. (7)-GOLP-Final
round of pl11 In the Blna
Crosby pro.am from Pebble Beach.
4 p.m. (2) -TENNIS -A
$100,000 prtze await.a the wfn.
ner of tbe Grand Slam of Ten·
nla, taped at Boca West. Fla. ·
('7) -WIDE woaLD 01'
SPOaTS -The U.8.hople's
Republic of adna pmnutica
meet taped at P~. Alao.
world cu.P dowa.hlll lkllnf
ftomKJtabubel. Austria.
5:10p.m. (21)-TBB WAY
IT WAS-Lou Boudreau, Bob Feller and Warna Spahn r&o
member tbt lHt World
Serles between the Cleveland
JndiaDI and tbe Botton
Brana .
• p.m. <•> -Pao soc. cza -Taped bl~1bt.t o1
an Enfllab Football Leasue
match between Aatoa VWa
and Mancbelter Cil1 •
11 •• m. (U) -USC BA llBTBALL
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ByBOWUD L. HANDY ot•Olll1 .......... Gary Bobay (lot) and Bot>
Que (141) ca~ lndlvtdual
t!U. u the bolt Fountain Valley Hiib Buoaa wosi the team Utle ln
tbe Fin Couotlea wrHtlln1
tournament Saturday olgbt
before more t.bao 1,000 tam.
Bobay, winner of the Costa
Me1a tournament title earUer ln
the year, waa Hleeted co·atblete
d the meet with Ontarto'e Bill
Huelrtg (157) for bll decisive 8·J vtctory ln the finals. Bohay had
pJSted a pair of pins in earlier
matches and won two other I matcbeaby7·2andl-31eores. r Chase, defendlns champion Jn
hll welgbt divlaloo, bad one of
the moat exciting matches of the
nlpt, winning ln overtime by a
4-2 margin over Ed Holloway of
Cyprees High.
After the regulation match
ended 5-5 when a fall In favor of
OWle was ruled out of the wrest!· in& area with six seconds to go,
tbret ont·mlnutt overtlme
simocta wer. added. Al in resuta·. tioft. CbaM fell beblod but came routna baa tq wtn .
Chae, • 1esilor and nmnerup
ln the Cl!' Southern Section &
ynr .,o, bal won 218 etr&tabt de·
clASona Ulla year.
Dan Duddrtd&e of Cotta Mesa Hl~ captured tbt lU.pound title
an() teammat.e Bill Brookens won
the l1S wel&ht crown.
ain. Roll, a tunlor at Corona
del Mar, was a 4.0 victor in the
heavyweight division aa nlne
Orange Coaat area wrestlers
made it to tbe ftna-...
Junior Sean McCann of Dana
Hilla brt in the 9S-pound division
and brother Terry in the 123·
pound clan.
Cris Crosson (130) of Corona
del Mar made it to lhe finals
before losl!Jg aa did Fountain
Valley'• Larry Budgen In the
168-pound category.
Halelril d Ontario bad the on·
ly pln in the cbamplonabip finals
Saddleback Rolls;
Pirates Dealt Loss
Saddleback College breezed to
it.a third Mission Conference vic-
tory in four games, a 104·78 win
over host Citrus while Orange
Coast was fallin g to Santa Ana,
96-79, in South Coast Conlerence
play.
That was the situation Saturday
night in JC basketball action.
Saddleback, t.>itb five players
scoring in double figures (lnclud· lnJ reserves Buck Day and Ti.In
Knight). rolled to a '8·38 halftime
lead and didn't let up att.u the in·
tumission.
• The Gauchoashot 55 percent for
the game, hilling 48 of 87 from the
field. .
'nm Sbaw led Saddleback with
3> polnta while Knight hit 19. Both
alao had 10 rebounda to pace the
Gauchos In that category.
Meanwhile, at Santa Ana, the
winning Dons jumped to a 13·4
}ead-forcing OCC to rW}, rather
Jleid to UCLA
Scott Reid, all-conference
center for the Golden Weal
College Rustlers football team in
1976, has signed a letter of Intent to attend UCLA this year.
Tight end Jack Upton has
al1ned a Jetter of intent to attend
Colorado State University in Ft. ColUns.
than play its usual deliberate
style.
OCC's Pirates cut the mar1ln to 40-30 at the ball and trimmed it to
46-41 with 16:17 to 10. But the
Dons, led by 'uard Steve Smllhi
hit the next three basjlet.a ana
breezed therestoftheway.
Jon Holland had one of bis bet·
te.r games for OCC, flnbhinl with
26 polnts. He canned 13of17 from
the field. And teammate Blll
U..cott bad 1S a1111lsta, wlptns out
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u you're amooa the tbouaands
twbo will join America'• party
' line or tbe airwaves known as
CJthen '• Band or CB Rad.lo, you
ouibt to do some sboppin& and
cbeckinl be/ore you buy that nc.
At flnt bluab, getlin1 into CR
R·adlo seems simple. You can
drop down to tbe store and
purchase one of the
transistorized tranamitter-
receiven that. la about the size ol
a rectangular lunchbox.
, TO INSTALL IT AS A home
base unit or in c:ar, truck or boat,
all you need la an antenna. Plug
in the a-=t and you ahould be on
the air.
You must, however, apply for a
Federal Communications Com·
mission liceo.se which is rree and )requires no test.
f But it isn't all quite thls simple.
t There are a lot of questions for
•the beginner, like:
1 -Did I get my money's worth
fOD my CB set?
f -How will it work? Am l
transmitting at maximum
power? Can anybody hear me out
1there?
-Am I ietting the right CB rig
,for my needs?
• -Will my transmissions in·
'terfere with neighbors' television
or radio sets?
Jn addition to these ques-
Uou.., there is a measure of ton·
troveray in CB Jladlo circles to-
day b«auae ol the new 17 cban·
nets for CB broadcutinc which
were just added by the FCC at
the first ol t.be year.
Prior to that. CB oia:eratora
were limited to broadcasting oo
just 23 cbannela.
So, should you buy one or th•
new 40-channel ouUits or settle
for a 23·cllannel model at a much
lower cost?
There is disagreement even
among the experts.
SOME POINT OUT that the
FCC approved the additional 17
channels because th~ old 23 fre-
quencies were getting jammed
as the CB craze swepl across the
nation and mushroomed in
popularity almost beyond belief.
It bas been estimated that the
FCC now gets between 20,000 and
30,000 license applications each
day. The number is expected to
escalate when CB sets become
optional equipment on new cars.
There are more than 15 million
sets now in operation in the Unit·
ed States.
Crowding on airwaves or the
CB party line is obvious the mo-
ment you first tune in your new
CB radio here along the Orange
Coast.
Most truckers and commuters
DAILY PILOT
SECTION 8
Sunday. January 23. 19n -
w
Coto problem? Then wntr In l'nl ()unn Pat will cut red tape. gelling tht'
cntweTS and action f10L1 nl'f'd lo solve inequille1 in government and b11s1
neai, Mail11our q"flllon.s to Pal Dunn Al Your Service, Orange Coast Dailv
Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560,COltaMesa.CA 92626. Include your telephone number.
The col"mn GppC"Qtt dmlll r.icept Sat1m1ay1.
Cffftl& .. _,_,fer S•e• ler C...C 1t'111
DEAR PAT: I'd lfk• to know What f can do about a Pr<>-
blem I'm having with a credit reporting bureau. 1 lost a Small CJalms Court suit•~• months ago, but appealed rn
Superior Court and won. ·n. only Information that was passed on to my creditors by the bul"'HU was that the Small
Cl•lms Court judgment had been entered against me. Tben • w1sn't one word about my winning the Superior Court ase.
As a result, a department store r'9fused me credit f« my
hoUdey lhoppfng. This ruined Chrlstmas, not to mention the
time and expenM I had to Invest In •bout 15 phone alls and
several fetters In an attempt to find out what was causing my sudden toss of credit.
. K. T., S.nta Ana
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out there on the freeways are US·
log Channel 21. Channel 13 i3
popular in the Newport Beach·
Costa Mesa area. Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley
operators seem to like channe.la
18, 19 aod 20. Laguna Beach
CBers stJclrflo 21. Ml.salon Viejo
and southerly CBers use several
bJMh-numbered channels. Moat CBera like the hlgh.
numbered frequencies because
they seem to transmit and Te·
ceive with more "punch" and
power.
ALL THIS LEADS some
operators to see the new 40-
channel set.up u an am;wer to the
jammed CB network.
But there is controversy oo this
point. Some CBers believe that
the new models won't have the
effectiveness of the older 23·
channel units.
One CB salesman. who sells on·
ly one line and therefore-wouldn't
go on the record, said this:
·'The 40-cbannel jobs are going
to be a big disappointment.
Because of new FCC restrictions
forced by commercial broad-
caste~rs you're only going to
trans t at two watts of power
on the dded 17 channels."
Ma~· mum allowable output on
a CB 1g is four watts.
ANO HER CB specialis t ,
however, disagrees with this
analysis although he envisions
the result about the same.
"A II CB sets including the new
ones have rour watts output,"
said Heath Kline, who is senior
buyer for The Electronics Store,
Inc. in Costa Mesa.
"The problem really is that the
new 40 channel models have a lot
more government restrictions on
them.
"I compare it with how autos
lost power in 1972 when the gov-
Dave Weber displays Citizen Band radio models and accessories.
emment forced us to install all
that smog control equipment."
KLINE, WHO JS a ham
amateur radio operator and has
been selling CDs for five years,
figures that the new 40·channel
models wUI be transmitting with
"less punch" and the receivers
will be less sensitive than the old
23 channel rigs.
But what about the price of CB
units that can be a total confusion to the beginner?
must return sets because they
are faulty.
"On some cheapies (we don't
carry 'em), the customer retum
is as high as 10 to 25 percent. On
top-line brands, it's less than one
percent."
ADVERTISED CB Radio
prices range all the way from $30
lo more than $350.
"Eventually. technology will
catch up with the new govern·
ment restrictions and overcome
it," Kline suggests. "Just like the
au tom alters redesigned and
overcame smog control losses."
"My one bit of advice probably
applies to all kinds of merchan-
cUse," Kline says. "You get what
you pay for. ·
BUT WHAT ABOUT price and
the model you should buy?
Kline says, "Ir you are going to
operate oo the open road or in
areas where the channels are un-
crowded, the Jess expensive sets
in established brands do just
fine.
"But my advice would be to
wait for that technology catch-up
before investing in a 40-channel
CB unit."
"All CB Radios can get up to
four watts of output. The question
is what do you do with that four
watts? The cheapie models will
have terrible voice distortion and
often bleed over from the channel
you're broadcasting on to other
adjacent channels."
"But if you want to operate in
cities or where CB channels are
crowded, you'll need a more Kline also points out, "Often on
c heapie model s customers <See CHANNELS, Paie BZ>
Antenna Can Be Deadly
During Installation, Look Up, Look Om
The greatest danger to human life involved
in Citizen's Band radio today has nothing to do
with operation or maintenance of the set. It's
home antenna inatallatlon that is the killer.
In Southern California alone last year, there
were three deaths and 20 injuries to enthusiasts
wbo were installing CB radio antennas on their
homes.
AND ONLY LAST week. Huntington Beach
resident Robert Jarrell <lied tragically while at·
tempting a CB antenna installation on his house.
The antenna got out or his control. struck a
12,000-volt power line and he was killed. Jarrel l's
12-year-old daughter, wbo was assisting him,
suffered serious injuries. ·
According to the U.S. Consumer Product
Safety Commission, 207 deaths have occurred
during antenna installation efforts since the CB
radio craze began its rapid growth in 1973.
A CB antenna appears somewhat similar to
a television antenna. Yet many CB home in-
stallations-known as base stations-have an·
tennas on a flexible mast which may be 30 to 40
reel in length.
The greatest danger is the fleXibllily of the
mast.
DURING INSTALLATION, it may twist out
of the installer's control and any nearby power
lines pose a real danger.
Most knowledgeablf CBers agree that no bne
should attempt a home antenna installation on a
roof without at least four helpers on the project.
This need bas brought about popularity of the
"antenna-raising party" -similar to the old
barn-raising parties or rural America.
Thus several CBers will get together on a
weekend and help one of thelr "good buddies"
get his antenna up. It's a Jot safer and usually
more fun.
So serious has become the threat of elec·
trocution during CB antenna raisings that
Southern California Edison Company bas
launched an educationaJ campaign to warn the
public of the danger, according to Edison Vice
Pre•ident David J . Fo11arty.
HE NOTES mAT almost all base station ill·
stallation.s are do-il·yourselr projects.
Fogarty said the safety lips apply to anyone
working near power lines around the home.
Some of his tips include:
-Before starting up that ladder to the root.·
secure il to the side of the building with a rope~
-Check the area from the roof and ground to
locate all nearby power lines.
-When moving the metal masts to the root.
stay at least one and one·half times the lenltb of
the mast away from nearby power lines. This is
because the flexible masts can whip around sud·
denly just like a fishing rod.
ADDmONAL FACETS of the CB safety
campaign include warning stickers that have
been prepared for dealers to place on antenna
kits, placards.tor retail store displays and pam·
phlets carrying safety messages.
Former First Lady Betty Ford, whose
nickname on the CB airwaves is "First Mama,"
and country singer Jerry Jordan also have been
enlisted to help publicize the CB antenna sa(ety
campaign.
The slogan is "Look Up 'n Look Out."
Jordan bas created a special version or his
CB-oriented hit, "Don't Call Me. I'll Call You,"
in which he accidentally contacted heaven on bis
CB radio.
As for antenna installation ~rety. he
quipped, "If you don't look up and loot out, you
may be closer to the Lord th an you know ...
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QI -0.llf rii.t ,. ... Dennla Johnaoo, 33, a Coela Mesa bual-neuman. believes be bu dllcovered a way to
• H ve the Jives ot thousands of porpoj.ael b7 uami ·.-an underwater telepboae.
• -• The ptObJem bee an a.rouod 19'0 when U.S.
• ~a fiabennen be1ao ualn1 the pune •elne. a
-· circular net wltb a PUrH-Strlnl clotlq at ··:cit bottom. • •:·': Knowtna that a larae acbool of porpolffe on ·:·are water'• surface onen meant tuna below, fla·
• bermen habitually took advantace of the
dolphin '1 lnadverteot iwde service to locate their
CJleb.
IT WA.8 A harmless practJce wheo the ffs.
1 hermen used a line, balt and pole to pull in the
"' tl&D• one at a lime. But with the arrival or the
purse seine, the situation changed.
Not only are the tuna trapped ln the net, so
are the porpoises. Confused by the cl05inl or the
net , the nolse of the tuna boat and the hundreds
ol tuna teeming around them. the porpoises
'"'Panic. Swimming blindly, they run out or a1r and
drown.
. _. The need to develop a m~thod or separating
· th,e porpoises Crom the tuna 1s apparent. Enter
··Johnson. He ia president of Sound-Wave
Systems, a company that s pecializes in develop-
ing underwater.4Mf11munications systems.
According V Johnson, when he became
aware or the porpoise IC1ll problem, It occurred to
him that some of the sound concepts he had been
using to develop has company's products might
be used to save the porpoises.
JOHNSON HAS a bachelor or science degree
from Annapolis Naval Academy and holds a
masters degree from Harvard University's
School or Business Ad ministration. He calls his
underwater telephone for dolphins "Space-
Sound."
'·The sides of school fish have pressure·
sensitive spots, so that when one fish turns, the
pressure caused by its movement reaches the
¥ouCanBe lp
Learn the Law
Here's one program that can offer those
who help as much information as those who
are helped.
A new program seeks aides to teach hour·
long classes ln area schools at all grade levels
in the legal and social processes of decision
making and their consequences. Helpers will
receive training in law pnor to assignment.
Counselors find former drug addicts are
guarded with professional guidance staff, less
so when they are offered crafts activities. A
county agency seeks aids lo help in directing
activities involving leather and potter y.
Volunteers can work Monday through Friday,
morning or afternoon.
STAV-AT·llOMES cun still render impor-
tant aid to agencies and groups that need help
with mass malling and other clerical tasks.
The Voluntary Action Center operates a
clerical bank that supplies workers for short·
ter m projects by schools. charitable and
service organizataoru>.
Baby grown up? A s0<:1al worker could
use that old hjRh ch::ur to helJ1 a needy local
Camaly with an infant who's JWit beginning to
sit up. Chrur wall be picked up.
J\ ramily planning clinic can use the aid of
a bilingual <Spamsh ) person lo act as recep·
tionast, one evening per week Crom S-8:30 p.m
Dennis :Johnson of Costs Mesa
has developed a sound
system he b elieves will
herd tuna to cap ture,
saving the lives of
• millions of porpoises.
next flab and cau.aes it to turn alao. 1t'• Uh a
wave or aound travelln1 throu&b th• •cbool,"
Joluuon 1ays. .
"We can 1en~te a man-made 1ound that wtll cause the po isea or tuna to tum In the
direction we want em to go," he continues.
AccOl"dlng to John.son, Space-Sound works
by ualng two sound sources, tran•ducers,
placed at selected separate pointa in the water.
From the transducers, the desired sounds are
emitted toward each other.
When the two sounds meet, they form a third
dimension that is actually a two to three fobt
deep plane of 10UDd spread across the net's ex·
pameinthewater.
When the porpoises encounter the pressure
of the sound plane, he explains, they will move
away from it. Theoretically, as the plane ls
moved, ao are the porpoises, he adds.
Tbe theory of directing porpoises' behavior
through the mechanical emission of specific
sounds has been tested before.
According to Johnson, one experiment
reproduced the sound of a klller whale to frighten
the porpoises away. The sound, however, only in·
creased the panic of the porpoises, causing even
more orthem to drown.
Johnson claims his concept operates Crom a different perspective.
"WE USE SOUNDS that will cause a normal
conditioned response from the porpoise, similar
to the condition that tellll the porpoise lt ia short
on air and needs to re-surface," he explains.
Conservationists estimate the PC>ry<?ise kill
at more than three million since U.S. fishermen
began widespread use of the purse seine.
The Marine Mammal Protection Act was
passed in 1972 to initiate a program to prevent
this slaughter. As a result, several fubing gear
innovations have been made in recent years and
the porpoise kill has decreased, according to
figures published by the Department or Com·
merce.
But, according to some expertB, as long as
the porpoises are enclosed In a net, the result will
be dead porpoises. The ideal solution, these ex·
,perts conclude, will use a method that traps only
the tuna.
Johnson says he hopes his Space-Sound
method can eventually be developed to reach this
ideal. The plane or sound will be used to herd the
tuna and a net will not be necessary, be explains.
Through bis company, Johnson has · aP:.
plied for a grant from the Porpoise Rescue
Foundation fo La Jolla, to fund the t~sting of blit
system .
He Lends Ear to Deaf ..
By MICHAEL PASKEVl<;H
Oft ... D•lly l"llo4 St•ll
Dennis Landesman of Corona
del Mar has returned from Las
Vegas where he received an
award as one or America's
Ten Outstanding Young Men for
1977 from the Jaycees.
Landesman's volunteer work
in forming a summer camp,
hearing ald loan bank and In·
te rpretation program for deaf
children led to the award.
Past recipients of the award in-
clude presidents Gerald Ford,
John Kennedy and f\jchard Nix-
on as well as conductor Leonard
Bernstein. write r William
Saroyan and industrialist
Howard Hughes.
pletely Cree or charge and urged
anyone with a hearing problem
to contact an fludiologisl.
He said he hopes lo expand his
volunteer services and form a
halfway house for dear persons in
Orange County and a helpline to
aid deaf people with consumer
problems.
Landesman, who received a
ma s ter s degree from
Northwestern University, has
already set up a sign language
and interpretation program for
expectant deaf couples so the
father can be in the delivery
room with the mother.
Last year. he was named one of
the.Five Outstanding Young Men
in CalHornfa and an Outstand·
Ing Young Man of the United
Slates by the Jayceees.
, ' .
tBANNELS •••
(From Pase liu
1opblltlcated rtr that
will eliminate in·
terfereoce and voice dill·
\ortlon."
There lffms to be llt-
Ue que1tlon t.bal the CB
bartalnl today are in the
older 23-cbannel outfit.I
that are 1Ull on dealer's
tbelves.
In some Instances, you
ml1bt pay ball-price to-
day on a quality
tranarece:iver when com·
pared to what it CQSt a few monthl aeo.
P&ICES RAVE
dropped because dealers
are anticipating a rush
for the new 40-cbannel
models.
Kline says a good 40
channel rig will cosl
from $150 up to $400.
lo comparison, a good
quality 23-cbannel model
will now range from $75
to $190.
"In other words ,
you're going to be payjng
double if you go for those
extra 17 channels,"
Kline suggests.
AN OTHE R complication for the
new models ls that the 40
channels will be sharing
airwaves with the so·
called "business band."
This means that com·
merclal bualn..... are
uatn1 tb ... channels. ••So C8en wUl be com-
peUnf (Of' air Um• with
bu.lnesae. unW the .FCC
move• the commerclal
uHt to other cbaone1' hi
1971, •' Kline explained.
Tb• Mtt advice for
bellnnina CB RMUo en·
thuslaatl aeem.a to be to
do a lot of 1bopplo1 Ud
eompartnc before buy.
lnf. Addltlooally, tb•
more veteran CB
operaton you can talk to
before plunklDc down
bard cash for a n.,, tho
better.
Like all bobbles, there are all kinda or ac-
cessories you can add in
the effort to Jmprove
performance -if you
want top-.vlhec09t.
And wt>en lt coroes to
problems lllte TV in-
terference, auto enclne
noise ioternaptiooa or an-
tenna matcbinc, the CB
beginner bu Ultle choice
but to seek out an expert
to solve the vexatiooa for
him.
Member Quits
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-Callfornia Waler Com·
mission member Mal
Coombs of Garberville
has resigned after serv·
ing two terms, the com-
mission says.
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persons 16 or older to donate four hours per
week for a variety or jobs scheduled both
morning and evening. Gift shop, reception
desk. gift cart and other tasks are to be as·
signed
LANDESMAN. 33, of 4701
Dorchester Road, Corona del
Mar, was president of the
Newport Harbor Jaycees In 1973.
After leaving the position, he
founded the Children's Hear·
More Institute.
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, TllE NEWPORT Beach Boathouse Boll
~. que. ope rated for the Retired Senior Volunteer
Program. is seeking the assistance of several
;' persons for selllng duties In the shop, which
• stocks craft Items. t1cu lpture and artifacts.
M . To flnd meaningful work helping others.
contact the Voluntary Action Center, 1714 W.
Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach, 6'7S-9210, or the
We1>t Orange County center at S20 Pecan, Hun·
tangton Beach, 960-3312. CentraJ offices are
available by calling 530·2370
Since the formaUon of the ln·
slitute, Landesman has been in·
strumental in sending 500 deaf
children throughout the slate to a
special summer camp.
His volunteer work has helped
screen more than 10,000 pre·
school children for hearing pro-
blems and has led to the forma·
lion of a hearing aid loan bank for
children wboee families can't af.
ford the devices.
In his professional fl(e, Lan·
desman is director of Audiology
Inc. of Newport Beach. an or·
D•ttv ~not""""-•
HONORED BY JAYCEES
D•nnla landeaman
ganlzatlon that has opened
branches at St. Jude's Hospital.
Fullerton, and the Hear ing and
Speech Center or Orange County
ln Huntington Beach. • "DEAF AWARENESS is on
the way up." said Landes man.
··People should be aware
that there is help that can be
round ... Landesman noted that
professional aid is often com-
Excellence In Hlghtr Education
lions and nominations) put Lan·
des man in the company of such
notables as Los Angeles Dodgers
first baseman Steve Garvey and
singer Wayne Newton during last
weeke nd's ceremonies ln Las
Vegas.
Others who r eceived the award
were entertainer Harry Chapin,
President Ford's staff assistant
David Frederickson, physician
Grady Stumbo. blind intern Dr .
David Hartman, accountant
Frank Banks, teacher and priest
Father William Atkinson and
U.S. Rep. Les AuCoin of Oregon.
Landesman and his wife
Earlene have four children.
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U.S. Arts Lauded
BIG IN HOLLAND
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Andrew Wyeth is very big in Tokyo, Vera
1.orlna ls very bl(C in Oslo •. Grace Bumbry is very bl1
ln West Germany, soprano Mary Costa ls very ble
in Chile, Tennessee Williams is very bl& In Moscow,
George Balanchine is very big in Denmark, Frank
Sinatra is very big in Amsterdam, Benny Carter's
quintet ii very big In Cairo, James Kina of Dodie
City, Kan., is an honored singer in Vienna and Ken
Keaey'1 ''One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Neat'~ is on
the beat seller list in Spain.
WHATEVER AMElllCANS think or their im-
age abroad after Vietnam and Watergate,
American artists carry the fia& proudly ever-
ywhere and to rising acclaim.
An Aasoclated Press survey or the world's
cultural ,cene finds Arpericans on the stage, in the
museums and on the best seller lists or almost every
literate nation, including the communist world.
Take West Germany. John Neumeier directs
the Hamburg Opera ballet to critical approval.
, Theodore Bloomfield of Cleveland ls director of
the West Berlin Symphony. There are 10 American
soloists with the Bavarian State Opera in Munich
and 19 with the German Opera of West Berlin.
THERE ARE 17 AMERICAN ballet dancers in the Hamburg State Opera Company. The Hamburg
opera ensemble has seven American singers, all of
international stature.
There are more than 1,000 American paintings
in West German museums and the number in·
creases every year.
SOVIETS CHEER
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Even in Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe, the
American presence is appreciated, largely in
literature, but still appreciated. After World War JI ,
th e most popular American author s in
Czechoslovakia were Edgar Lee Masters, Walt
Whitman, Emily Dickinson and William Carlos
Williams.
Even today, there is a Jag between what ap·
pears in the East against what appears in the West.
The most inrluential American author s in
Czechoslovakia today are Ernest Hemingway,
William Faulkner, Scott Fitzgerald, Erskine
Caldwell, and thereafter Arthur Hailey, Ray Brad·
bury, Norman Mailer, Truman Capote, William
Saroyan, Sinclair Lewis, Upton Sinclair, Louis
Bromfield and Irving Stone.
LONDON DIGS HIM
LA's Zubln Mehta
LATEST ON THE SOVIET translation list are
Kurt Vonnegut, John Updike and Irving Wallace,
with Kesey's "Cuckoo" currently in process.
Among American plays now being staged in the
Soviet Union are Tennessee Williams' "Sweet Bird
or Youth" and "A Streetcar Named Desire,'' and
Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse Five."
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Singapore may be a litUe slow wltb the more
serious arts, but 95 percent of the English laniuaae
tu ms shown there come from Hollywood and '5 per·
cent of the televiJion programs come from the Unit·
edStates.
Even ln South Korea, the American mualcal •
P.resence is growing, as well aa· the theatrical wttb
'The Fanta.sticks" and "One Flew Over the·
Cuckoo's Nest."
WIULE EGYPT SHOWS mainly a predilection
for American ju.z, Europe is fascinated by most·
things American.
When Frank Sinatra performed at
Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, one paper wrote:
"For 80 minutes be thrilled the packed concert
hall. Those wbo complain about his voice are mad.
The man sings life itself and listening to him was an
unforgettable eJCPUtence."
Dutch ballet experts consider U.S. dancers
a mong the best in the world. There are 15
Americans in the Amsterdam-based National
Ballet, and 10 In the Netherlands Dance Theater of
The Hague. Hans Knill of the Netherlands Dance Theater
says or American dancers "They are amon1 the
best dancers in the world and certainly the best
trained. They come to Europe alter leaving ballet
school because they can't all get a job in_ America."
AMERICANS HA VE LONG been appreciated
in London, and among those on the concert schedule
this season are Andre Previn, pridcipal conductor
or the London Symphony who lives in a country
village outside London, Zubin Mehta, James
Levine, Isaac Stern, Lorin Maazel, Rudolf Serkin,
Frederica von Stade, Judith Blegen, Sherill Milnes,
.Grace Bumbry, Jessye Norman, John Brown.In&,
Craig Sheppard and the Juilliard String Quartet.
American literature is a major Yankee in·
fiuence in South America where, in many countries,
th~ only visits .by musicians, dancers and sinlers
are sponsored by the U.S. government.
But there are seven Americans who play in
Peru's only symphony orchestra. Mary Costa sang
in the Chilean production of "La Traviata," and bass James Morris or the New York Metropolitan
~ng in "Faust."
Len/ngrtf d's
audlences-.lttve
conductor
Seiji Ozawa
sndthe
San Francisco
Symphony
M•iseums Enter Boom Times
By 1be Associated Press
In a storefront museum on New York
City's Staten Island, Elaine Schwen-inger guides 100 schoolchildren a day
through a n exhibit of Egyptian
hieroglyphics, then shows them how to
draw their own symbols and paint their
faces.
On a Navajo reservation in Tsaile,
Ariz., Harry Walters is assembling a dis·
play of Indian weavings and a collection
or recorded ritual chants for a new $4
million cultural center.
AT THESE AND MORE conventional
museums across the nation, interest in
art and cultural exhibits is booming. At·
tendance rose during the bicentennial
year and new museums are springing up
while old ones are being enlarged, an in·
formal survey shows.
"Everywhere you look, museums
have arrived into the mainstream of
American life," says Joe Noble, presi-
dent of the American Association of
Museums.
In Texas, 140 museums are under con-
struction or planned.
At the Charles M. Russell Museum and
Gallery in Helena, Mont., "attendance is
up so far our girls have lost count," says
spokeswoman Dolores Brown.
At the Phila delphia Museum of
Art, a bicentennial exhibition and newly
installed air-conditioning helped push at-
tendance over the S00,000 mark in eight
months. That was higher than the pre-
vious 12-month total.
"Where once art museums interested
mainly the rich, now if a museum opens
in a community it's a cause for great re-
joicing -just as public libraries were in
the late 19th century,'' Noble said.
"More people are spending time in
museums every year because we're
growing more sophisticated u a nation
and people have more leisure time," No-
ble said. He also said be felt educational
television has played a significant role in
awakening the public to the varieties or
art that are available.
"THE BICENTENNIAL, of course,
generated tremendous awareness of
American art," he said. "but the interest
extends back to the European masters -
and to contemporary art as well."
Spokesman Jim Hunter offers a more
prosaic explanation or why this year's
attendance at the Toledo, Ohio, Museum of Art has passed 400,000 in a ctty of
340,000 people.
"&fore people are taking advantage of
things to do close to home. because they
can't afford to travel as 'much· as they I
used to," be said. J
Carol Bann erman, editor of the 1 museum association's newsletter, says a I
"noticeable increase In the number of I
visits" bas occurred during the past year,
"despite almost universal increased ad-j
mission charges. · 1
IRONICALLY, THE mGllE1l atten·
dance "creates its own problems tn a
time of severe economic conditions -a
demand for additional sbowa, service
and educational programs," she said.
But she said individual and corporate
donations to museums, particularly art 1 museums, are also increasln1. Jn a re-:
cent survey, she said, 90 percent of the :
museums responding reported &aina in
private membenhips.
TH E P ASADENA MUSEUM of
Modern Art doubled Its attendance to
2,000 a week after industrialist Norton
Simon donated bis classical art collec-
tion -and the name was changed to The '
Norton Simon Museum of Art. t
Jn Texas, an unprecedented wave or ;
museum fever sparked pla~ for 140 new :
museums in addition to the present 350. ,
Most of the new ones specialize in local •
history. :
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terfalth. Since it was near the
lle1lnn.ln1 of the quarter, few atu·
dents had shown up for tbe
Protestant discussion and
»otlock. I No matter. Som eone wu dis·
11at.cbed for pizza and a few
minutes after 7, the UCI atudenta
and ooe of their chaplalna, the
llev. Bill McLau1hlln, were en-
joying a sumptuous, il almple,
feast.
They apologized to the visitor.
9.l'he food usually is better.
Food isn't the Important thing
at the university's Interfaith
Foundation , however. More
aignificant events take place
~V!I">' day and during the Wed·
• escfay evening potlucks
• Interfaith, the "church" serv·
11
1 the UCI "parish." is "a neat
ace where upbeat, 1oyful things
appen for the most part," Rev
lrfcLaughJln said. I ''Students do have problems
1'uL they're bandied m a spirit ol
love and gentleness "
REV. McLAUGHLIN, an Irish
l)riest who usually 1s called
Father Bill. is part or the reason
the center is so upbeat. I lis gentle
humor and the foct that he knows
4'ach student by name help eal.e
e tension of the highly com
.J>etitivc school.
lntttfalth, while not UHd by a
larce naniber of students, rw.. a
alfnlllta.nL need on the campus.
The orcanhation waa de-
veloped in 1986 by the Rev. Dr.
Cecil Hoffman and Chancellor
Daniel G . Aldrich a s a
framework for various de·
nominations to use.
Students often are confused or
"turned off" by religion when
they reach college and lnterfailh
offers an opportunity for them to
ask questions without feeling Sil·
ly or disloyal to their church.
The doors of the lounge in
Town Center usually are open ao
students who are lonely or just
want to talk can drop in at their leisure.
Steve Durkee, a freshman
from Burlingame, said he enjoys
meeting members of his faith
and others and just being able to
share experiences on a weekly
basis.
"There is a lot or caring about
fellow individuals .here." he as·
serted.
CAROL HUFFMAN, a
sophomore from Upland who is
president or the Protestant Stu-
dent Fellowship, s aid she rinds
most of her close friends at ln·
terfaith. She drops in a lot and
usually attends the Catholics·
weekly 10 p.m. mas!>.
Miss Huffman said Interfaith
is an important part of the cam
The Rev. Don Sturgeon.
Baptist minister.
Worbhop
Blazing Trail
A workshor· c1esi~ned to introduce adults to basic nature m·
. formation, w1l b~ prei.cntcd on seven successive Wednesdays
beainningJun. 26at9: 15 a .m.
Sponsored by the Junior League of Newport Harbor. the
course will be instructed by Audubon·trained teacher naturalists,
b1gh school and elementary science teachers, veteran trail
guides and guest i.peakers from the community.
Seasions will be held 10 the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis·
trict Conference Room and lhe adJacenl Environmental Nature
Center.
Participants wtll learn to uae identification keys, band lenses
and other simple equipment they can make
Guided walk4 m the center and speakers will build knowledge
of plants. birds. Insects and animals native to California,
especially the Newport Harbor area.
The center was organized by Interested citizens to establish
an envtronmental aru for lhe enjoyment and education of resi·
dents. It provides a natural le15ure-time retreat.
The course ls open to the community. Further lnformation ls
available by calUn& Nancy Myers, 642-1290 or Betty Hou.
645·8196.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN: The Newport Harbor group will in·
stall offi.cers at a <'ommumty meeting at 10 a.m . Thursday, J an.
, 27. inthehoml'of Mn. Edwin F. Steen, J r.
Thomas F. Riley. chairman of the board or supervisors, will
speak.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY: An open rehearsal or the Loa
Angelet' Philharmonic Orcheslra is the destination for members
and guesta of th<' Orange County group's women's commlttee
Thuraday, Jen. 27.
FEDERATION \lF WOMEN'S CLUBS: The Creative
Woman ls the theme for the Orange District's annual Flne Arla
FeaUval Friday, Jan. 28, In the Tustin Community Center.
'lbe fntival la open ror viewing between 8:80 a.m. and 2:30
p.m. All proceedJ wUI eo to support acholanblps. Lunch will be
available by raervatlon.
LEGAL SEC&ETAlll~ AS.90CIATION: A seminar wtth
"f'epretentaUvn ot the Oran1e County Superior Court will be bolt-
ed by tbe Harbor Area croup from t :ao a.m. to noon SaturdJ1,
Jan. 29, ln the SU~ Court, Santa Ana.
NA110NAL 8EC&l:TA&ll8 ASSOCIATION: Tbe Bahia
ebapter will bold lta annual seminar SatW'day, Jan. 29, lo Lb• Oralll• Coast CoUqe atudeot e.nter .. Cotta Mesa. , .
GUIR 1peakon wlU be John Van de Water. wbo will prennt
CreaUvit¥ And Balanced Goal Dtv1JopmfDtt ~Arthur Dorm-
u&n. Wbowlll1p .. kon MtmoryTralnlqT~nJUqu•. l'u.rtMr 1"·
fonnatloe 11 available by calllnl Ma. Aqtl, W.mT.
I ~ CID Qllt:OA: An lnstallaUoa rectptlOD Lb bobOI' Of
lon Pal Chapter will be held from a~ p.m. Sunday, J11n. 30, in
r eaaCommona, UCI. I Dd: 'lbe Clara Barton Cbapter wlll hold awards nl1ht at1
•7:~ p.m. Tuesday, Feb. i. ln Ute Mercury Savin&• &ftd LOan
BulJdlnC, JlunUnglon Beach. t ~ TOWN AND GOWN: Evemhlnl You Hav. L Wanted to Know About TelevialoD and Now C::., AK la tho 1ul>-
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pus because it offers students a
chance to explore new ideas ind
new faiths.
"Many do queation. He.re ever·
yone accepts you al your own
stage. You can learn a lot. I've
learned that different denomina·
Uons have "tJ lot to offer. Now I
don't know where I am. I don't
feel like 'just a Presbyterian."'
Laurie Tiberi, a freshman
from San Clemente, calls her in·
volvement with Interfaith "an
excellent decision on my part."
The Roman Catholic who re-
cently accepted Christ said life
on campus would be "l ess"
wllhout Interfaith.
"I like listening lo what other
people have found In their
faiths."
Interfaith also attracts people
other than UCI students such as
Rich Johnson, an engineer for
TRW, who comes because "it has
a m ore free expression than a
parish.··
JOHNSON, WHO attended UC
Berkeley and was a member of
the Newman Club there. de·
llberately sought out the Irvine
campus ministry when he moved
to the area in 1972 because he
want.ed the university stimulus
plus the close friendships In·
terfaith orrered.
"A lot of former students still
come here." he said. "Most of
the people J know I've met here."
The campus ministers enJoy
the opportunity to work with stu·
dents of all beliefs.
"This is the only vehicle where
the falth.s can come together and
gain understanding and love for
each other," explained the Rev.
Don Sturgeon. whose salary is
paid by the American Baptist
C hurches of t h e Pacific
Southwest.
Rev. Sturgeon. also pastor of
the new Irvi ne Baptist
Fellowship., said Interfaith
doesn't see a high percentage of
UCI students but that fact doesn't
bother lum. ··w e don't concern
ourselves with numbers but
quality." he asserted.
There are Se\ cral reasoru; for
this. he behe,·cs Irvine is largely
a commuter campus so many
students wor:;h1p with their
families on the weekend<>. And,
there hah bt>cn a lot or "anti·
ins titutionalism " among the
youths
"TIUS IS THE age where they
drop their faith temporarily or
permanently." Rev. McLaughlin
said.
In the past few years there has
been a turmn~ within. he added,
m rontrast lo the social action of
the 60s
"Students are looking for
spiritual meaning. There also is
a renewed Interest in inslltu·
tional churches."
Rev. McLaughlin questioned
whether churches should be lead·
ing or responding to the youths'
needs. ''My hope ls just lhat lhe
churches will be less concerned
with form than authenticity."
He added that student.a pro.
bably are more active in In·
terfailh than they would be in
their ho me churches ''llerc,
they are the council. They make
decisions. They could be lost
more easily in a parish. This is
for them."
Rev. McLaughlin likes his
work because he feels he is "on
the edge of the future " with the
students. "Jn them there is 1i,.
credible promise. Whatever is
going to happen to the future and
world will come from them."
HE FINDS the youths "bright
and generous with their time"
and with them. he can "perpetual
ly be a teenager.'' he added with a
laugh.
Rev. McLaughlin described his
work as ··responding lo ~tudents'
pastoral needs." s uch us i>ick·
ness. <.·on fus 1on. death and
spiritual problems.··
As might be expected. funding
is always a problem for the cam
pus group, but Rev. McLaughlin
takes it in stride
Money comes from loC'al
churches and the Women As·
sociates, who host a lecture
series and boutique each year.
More support could be used. he
said. but Interfaith 1s happily
meeting needs on its l>hoestring
budget.
Susie Busch, Betty Hogg and Nancy
Myers (left to right) share ideas for
Trail Guides Workshop.
ject of an addresa by Lew Hunter. director of pro1ram develop·
menl for NBC on Tuesday Feb. 1, in the Santa Ana Country Club.
NEWPORT PUBLIC UBllAllY: "In Search of Ancient
Myaleriea," a film narrated by Rod Serling, wlll be screened at
7 :30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, in the Mariners branch. Admission
is free.
AMERICAN A880CIA110N' OP UNIVERSITY WOMEN:
Next Steps for Women is the c:Uacuaslon topic of the Laguna Beach
Branch meellnl Thursday, Feb. 3, in t.bt Congregational Church, L••unaB .. ch. ..
·Guest apeakers are: Lynn M. Osen, Instructor tn women's
atudies at UCI, who wut c:Uacun lhe new roles of women and t.b• problem• and poUnUals in today's society, Gloria Sid ansk y, bead
ol the SDa.kera Bureau ot the Women'• OpportunlUH Center,
who wlU civ. Job-flndlnc h.Ultl, and attorney Elaine Welnbera,
who will de1c:ribe family law and domeaUc relations.
IMN CLEMENTE DAR: The annual Colonial Dessert Card
Party wUl tab S>lact a\ ft.000 Tuuday. Jan, 2$, In the San
Clemente Community ClubhouM.
Followlnl datert, Good Ctttaensbtp and.Homemaker awards
wm be pte1tnted to outatandins htcb school seniors. .
The event, wbtch al10 blclUdea a boutique, II tho only fundlnit
event of the chapter which helps promote hlstorJcaJ, educ"Uonal
and patriotic obj«bt C'f the natlonal aoclety
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COSTA MESA WOMEN: A boutique and rummage t ale will
be conducted from 8 a.m . to 4 p .m. Saturday, Feb. 5, In the
clubhouse. Proceeds aupport the club's philanthropies.
The Rev. Bill
McLaughlin
(left) is the
Cathollc
chaplain. Most
call him
'Fa ther Bill. '
Laurie Tiberi
(below), a
freshman social
ecology major,
calls her
involvement
an excellent
decision .
The Battered Wife:
Theory Strikes Out
DEAR ANN. Many writers''"
cludlng you) have devoted a lot of
space to the Battered Wife and
the Sadistic Husband who abuse&
her. You seem to believe he is a
psychopath who sh ou ld be
counseled and /or jailed in short
order.
I remember my uncle. whose
wife badgered him. complained
and criticized endlessly. Why he
put up with It I could never un·
der stand. True. they had
children and they were poor. but
still ...
Then came my turn. I married
the prettiest. most virtuous girl
in town. Within two years she
became the same kind of badger-
ing, complalnJng. critical wife
my aunt had been. But we bad
children and were poor and she
was still beautiful and insisted
she loved only me.
Now. after 40 years. she is
gone. And so are my ulcers. Why
was that woman so miserable to
live with? I have speculated that
perhaps she thought the honey.
moon would last forever.
When it didn't and I became
busy with other things (such as
keeping the wolf from having
pups on our doorstep l. she start-
ed in on me. I believe now she did
It to get my attention. I wonder if
l should have slapped that mean
mouth of hers when she be1an to
gel ugly. I wish I had done It.
The point Is that when a wire
torments a man and dnves him
to the brink, I honestly believe
she t. asking for a bit of battering
and that's exactly what she
should get. Please comment. -
LEARNED TOO LATE
DEA& L. T.L.: Your tbeory ta
based aa the a1111mpUoo tbat all
wives are alike. Welt, tbey
area •t. Netc.laer are au luubaad._
Tbe by1terlcal womaa, tbe
screamer aDd thrower of lamps,
vaae1 &Del fryba« pus just might
baab In the bead of a busband
who attempted to give her "a blt
of batter1D1." •
Tbe low·pronlt. 1tuper·crttlut
HI wbo aubtly dri~ea 1 guy up
the wall with her plc:ky.plck·plck·
pick mlgbt react quite differently
to a crack ln the teeth. She could
dl11olve ta teani aad stay In bed
for a week wJth a case ol I.be vapon.
AnnO
Landers
Ditto for men. Some hutbands
could never blt a woman n& mat·
tt'r what shf' did. t(ll bet you're
one; witness 40 years ol
restraint.)
I've 11ld It bt'fore and I 'll say It
a gala. Women who llve with men
who beat them have a sick need
for punlshmt'nt. Men wbo hit
women are al10 sick. And It's
amazing bow these people seem
to find each other.
DEAR ANN: I'm a fairly at-tractive 24-year-old woman Cun•
married). Last night, a friend
laughingly said, "You 're built
like a 12-yeur-old boy." Then she
told me about an ad she had read
1n a magazine for breast ·
developing exercisiog with
dumbbells for 20 minutes a day.
Will it do somethinJ( ror me? -
32·A·CUP
DEAR A.: Exercising H
minutes a day with du~bbells
wlll definitely "do somethhlg"
lor you. ft will develop the
maacles In your anns and back
and you will look Uke a wrestler.
It wUI also "do sometbln&" for
the guy •bo Is selling tbe dumb-
bell•. He'll make 1 alee prom.
Confidential lo Can 1t
Be?: Not only can it be, it IS!
Male menopause is definitely a
factor ln 1tranae and unpredlcta·
ble behavior.
Don't Ounk your chemiatry
les~ Love is more than one set or
elands calline to another. tr yo~
have trouble maklna a dlstlnc·
lion you n eed Ann's booklet,
"Love or Sex end How to Tell the
Difference." Sepd a long, self·
addr essed. 11tam ped e nvelope
with your request and 50 cent.a ln
coin to A.nil Litnders. P.O • .Box .
1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120.
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StreM Is Puzzling
STANFORD CAP) -~lvlDI punles put.a
a greater strain on the heart than wat~h!J\1
erotlc movlea, Stanford Unlveralt)' re-searchers report.
In a study of recovering heart attack pa-
tients, t.be acienliata reported they found that
hurt rates and blood pressure Jumped
hl1beat when patients were elven a 1eometric pu11le to anemble.
Sbe and Dr. Robert F . De Busk, director of
the procram, aald they tested 20 patients slx to
Hvtn weeka after they bad suffered heart at· '
tacks. The study was supported by the Na·
tional Heart and Lung lnalilute, and by \he
George Frederick Jewett P'OWldation ol St.
Paul, Mlnn.
THE INCREASES were less pronounced
when the patients were Interviewed about
their jobs, their heart attacks or sex, or when
they were shown films of erotic and traumatic scenes.
THE TESTS WEaE arranced in sequence
and separated by periods of relaxation ex-
ercise•.
Dr. McNeil aald the personal interviews
elicited lhe second·higheat increase In heart
rate and blood pressure, while the videotape
viewing had UtUe effect. Dr. Mar1ot McNeil, psycholosi!st for the
School or Medicine's Cardiac Rehabilitation
Program, said assembling the puzale induces
streH because it Is a self-imposed, self·
competitive activity similar to the klnd of
pre111ure found at work.
She said the testing will help doctors to
evaluate heart attack patients for their
psychological readiness to return to work and
help make patients aware of how much stress
is safe for them.
Drug
Switch
Asked .;.
NEW YORK (AP) -
The American Cancer
Society is a s king
Congress lo remove con·
trol Q.ver lhe testing of
flew anti-cancer drugs
and combinations of
drugs Crom the Food and
Drug Administration and give the authority to
the Na lion al Cancer
Jnstltute.
''It would seem that
only legislation can tie
down the point that
cancer patients are dif·
ferent from others," the
society says in a letter to
Rep. Paul G. Rogers,
chairman of the House
subcommittee on health
and environment.
THE CANCER
society's action is the
latest development in a
growing controversy
between some of the na-
tion's leading cancer re-
searchers and the FDA.
The researchers con·
tend that the FDA is
needlessly delaying the
approval of drugs for
clinical use in human pa-
tients by an overcautious
concern about safely in
the cancer patients.
The FDA counters that
it is simply following
law• and regulations de·
signed to protect the
rig bu of the patient.
"TUE CANCER p a·
tient has the same right
to protection as anyone
else," says Dr. William
Gyarfas, director of the
FDA 's Division of On· c o I o g y a n d
Ra d iopharmaceutical
Drug Products in the
Bureau oC Drugs.
An FDA spokesman,
Wayne Pines. says "it's
not a new charge to say
the FDA is too reslric·
tive. Some say we are
not restrictive enough
The fact is lhere have to
be guidelines in the in·
terest of protecting pa-
tients. But doctors would
like to do whatever lbey
want to."
The ca n cer re -
searc hers lake a dtf·
ferent view
"IT IS NOT BAD lo go
to clinical trials early
when life 1s e bbing
away." says Dr. Vincent
J . De Vita Jr . who is in
charge of drug testing at
NCI
Programs
Underpay
Hospitals
SACRAMENTO <Al»
.--Nearly halt of the
hospital bills ln
CalllornJa are paid by
Medicare and Medl·Cal,
but those two programs
aren't paytna their full
sbare ol bospllal costs, a
at.ate reportaays.
The California Health
Facllltlet Commission
documented that during
the l'" endJ.ni in June 197 , Medlcare and
Medl·Cal were billed tor
41 f ercent or the $4.6
bll lon ln hospital
aervlces rendered
statewide.
Medicare undeuC!d ill $1.4 billion In b a
br $153 mflllon, and
Medi-Cal WlderpaJd by "7 mlWon on bllllnp of '798 mlllloo, the report 11td.
r
Have
breakfast
with Adee·
Simpson .,_·"· -
and see ~ .··
her spirited,. new · ~· ... ~"~~
collection!·~;.< ... ···,,,,...~ .....
Adele Simpson says,
"To me, classics
mean cle~m. simple lines ... easy
shapes ... and soft fabrics. I have no
use for button -and-bows clutter ...
and neither does today's active
woman." She believes that the simpler
the line, the more a woman's spirit and
vitality show through. And how w.ell she
translates this feeling In the costume
we're showing here. Smooth, simP1e ,
double-breasted coat with flap pockets
tor added crispness. Rayon. Taupe/grey
stripes on white. Underneath, the skirt
falls straight, yet It has all the room
in the world for brisk walking or sitting
behind a busy desk. Rayon. Taupe/grey
stripes on white. And, there never was a
softer blouse than this . With its own
scarf for extra dash. In polyester. Taupe.
All items, 8-16. Designer Dresses, dept. 85 .
Mee'? Adele Sitru:2SQQ arid s_e_e her new
~prlng Collection! Complimentary
Continental Breakfast Show, Thurs.,
Jan. 27-Lido Room, Newport Beach.
Call 644·2800, Ext. 231 for reservations.
Informal Modeling, 11:30-3:30,Joni 27
and 28-Designer Solon, Newport 8fQ
$hop Sund9\f, 12-5.
Cancer
And.Jobs
Subject
Of Study
Sunday. JMU!"( 23. 1t17
· CONCORD (AP) -The Contra
Costa County lnduatriaJ belt 1s
the subject of an American
Cancer Soelety·funded 1tudy to
determine whether pollution is
lncreaaloc cancer risk in the
area.
The county Health Department
moved to prepare the '112,000
1tudy after the National Cancer
Institute showed that Contra
Colla County bu a mortality
rate tor hma. kidney and akln
cancer1 that exceeds state and national averages.
IN THE aEGION, stretching
trom Richmond to Antioch along
the northern fingers ol tbe San
Francisco Bay, there are five re-
flnerJe1 and 46 chemJcal plants.
In a recent letter to the cancer
society, Contra C06t~ health of.
fleer Dr. Orlyn Wood said:
...
OAILYPILOT ·:· " .
·'These lndustrtes continue lo•
eject into the environment sub-
stantial amounts of hazard0Ut41
1ubstancea that Include but sre
not limited to hydrocarbons, aul-·
fur dioxide and other aullur com-
pounds and particulates such aa
asbestos, lead ana anenlc.
"THE WORKING commw\Uy, or this county ii employed •
chemical, petroleum and ~er,
heavy industries with poleJltillt •
e xposure to carc i nogeo-1~
agents."
Dr Kathryn Smlck, who hd
worked 12 years in cheat clln.iotr
in the industrial belt, said many
physicians believe "there la a lot
of cancer aasoclated'wltb jobs,'
But we have no proof. So we
welcome any study tbat can
help."
"Wh• lbt Ml char•• are not paid by Medleare
and lhd1·Cal, the dlf •
ftrtDCt 11 recovered
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... OAIL Y PILOT Sunday. January 23, 1W7
l :.hamberlain Always
Surprising Critics
Hits Rock Russia
81 WIU.JAM GLOVE& . ·~°'·-~
NEW YORK -Rlcbard Cham-
berlain keeps beinl discovered.
He doean't mind• bit.
"There's an endless surprise
evident, .. says the man who after
16 year• or prominent activities
elsewhere bas finally arrived on
Broadway.
"I'm forever gelling reviews
that say 'at last Chamberlain
proves he can act.'
"That's all right, because it
!Deans you're still cllmbll\g. Only
'1hen you are up there on top do
they s tart pulllne you down.
"It 's like awards -getting
$OD)lnat.ed is lovely, but I'd hke
to put off winnlng for about
fll<>!her 1S years."
•' .
A few eveninas ago he atarred
In a two-hour special on the NBC
televl.alon network ln "Tbe Man in the Iron Maak."
In bis conlllaot search for
challenge in r.olea tbat put him
agalnsl other impressive talents,
he's been on the acreeo wtth
Katharine Hepburn in "The
Madwoman of Challlot," been
Julie Christie's brutal husband in
"Petulia," and a tormented
Peter IUych Tschalkowsky op-
posite Glenda Jackson in "The
Music Lovers."
Chamberlain has stacked
against such male eminents as
John Gielgud. Mi chael Redgrave
and Ralph Richardson. On an
early stage sortie he was the first
American to play "Hamlet" in
England since John Bar-
rymore 40 years earlier. He has
also portrayed Lord Byron, Oc-
tnius Caesar and the Duite of
Windsor.
,.,,._.
Chamberlain at 41
MOSCOW CAP> -•ock muaic ls
coming out from under1rouad after
decades of 1upprusk>n ln tbe &0v1et
Unlon du.rina which it w&a condemned a.a "bour1e0h poison."
At restaurant.a, weddln1s and even
at catbutogs of tbe Young Com·
munl.st Leaaue, long·balred musl·
clans are pennltled to play more and
more bard rock music.
A MOSCOW radJo atatJon has start-
ed broadca.atlnc occaalonal Sunday
afternoon selections of top pop hits
from the West, and a newspaper bu
begun publishing stories about
Western rock 'n' roU.
Government-run record stores soon
will put on saJe a two-record albwn by
the Beatles, believed to be the first
western rock music ever sold here legally.
The album, imported from EMI re-
cords of Britain under the Soviet
Melodia label, will sell at the fixed
government price· for liaht music of
$2.86 a disc.
Beatles records on the black
market here have sold in tbe past for
anywhere from $S0 to $100, despite the
flat statement In 1968 in the
newspaper Sovlet.shya KuJtura that~-....,.n"1Dl::=i'1r'i:i:--
.. Bea\lemania ha.a no lnnuence here."
AT 1'HAT TIME, Pravda, the or1an
of the Communist party, described 1
Beatles music u "a flood of
C•copbony, yells, &lggles and God
knows what (which) plays a major
role In turning men Into beasts.•'
But last month, Sovletskaya
Kultura ltseU pused on a rumor from ••••••••••
the BrlU.Sh press that former Beatie r~~~~~~~~~ Paul McCartney's new group, Wjngs,
might tour the Soviet Union.
In contrast to lts earlier crUlclsm of
the Beatles, t.be newspaper quoted
McCartney approvingly, saying,
"We'd like to come and see you. It
would be great. MU.le plays an Impor-
tant role in the contemporary world.
The fact that It unites people wtth
each other is extremely important."
Yuri B. Leonov, head of the Soviet
book and record Import department,
said that recordings or the Bee Gees,
Donny Osmond and Wings also are
scbeduJed to be jmported this year.
• CQAMBEllLAIN swipects that ~hf'..q nlc wonder about his
lmotlve agility stems from the fnv~_i-ted way in which bis career
developed -from televiaion to
Olovles to stage. Players usually
move ln the opposite ditt<?tlon.
"I'd rather try everything than
set stuck ln an image, .. says the
tall, Jean, blue-eyed chap who
now can pick roles in all lhr~e en-
tertaJnment areas.
"I learned a lot from them," he
says of the five·year British in-
terlude.
During college there was a lot
of moonlighting with the little
theater activities, and, after a
hitch in Korea as an infantry company clerk, Chamberlain re-
turned for a round of jobs in
crocerie11, co~atruction and
chauffeuring.
BEING ABOUND the movie
capital opened certain contacts
and he had also studied actlng
with Jeff Corey. The result was
one of the last seven-year con-
tracts with MGM.
Cancer: Cut Red Tape
By a scheduling coincidence,
the public here and afar has re-
cently had the opportunity to see
tµmln each.
!:Vntil Feb. 20 Chamberlain is
'ppearlng at Broadway's Circle fJl the Square Theater in an in·
triguing revival of "The Night of
tlie Iguana" by Tennessee
'Olliams. He portrays the cor-
HIGHLY ARTICULATE on
professional activities and such
hobbles as tennis, riding and bik-
ing, Chamberlain prefers
privacy about such topics as his
bachelor existence and even his
age. ''I don't t hink that's
necessary," be says.
By the record, he was born
March 31, 1935 in Los Angeles, in·
to a nontheatrical family.
There's an older brother Bill,
"!antasically handsome," who
shunned suggestions o! acting in
favor of supplying equipment for
supermarkets.
The studio happened to be
startmg a project for TV called
"Dr. Kildare." On the basis of a
discarded pilot picture, he was
summoned for an audition after
25 other players had been tried.
""' tut>ted, self-hating clergyman ~ struggling for redemption.
OVER AT RADIO City Music
Hall, he enacts Cinderella's
Prince Charming in a film ex·
travaganza, "The Slipper and
tbe Rose."
After Beverly Hills High
School, Chamberlain majored in
art 'at Pomona College, still in-
dulges in water colors and
mobile sculptures when time
permits.
THE HEGIRA to England be-
gan six or so years after. By ex-
traordinary good rortune he was
cast in a BBC slx·part adaptation
of Henry James' "Portrait of a
Lady." Critics for the first Ume
discovered be could act; other
bids came quickly. One was to
join the distinguished Birm-
ingham Rep.
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By SYDNEY OMA RR
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Lunar
cycle high -lake initiative, be in ·
dependent In thought, action .
. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): Take
indirect coune. What seems an obsla·
cle ls merely a hidden clause.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Accent
on channeling energy, perfecting
techniques. being rid of self.
deception, dealing with one who
claims to be "psychic."
CANCER (June 21-July 22): You
can "climb" out of morass, red tape,
petty area whlch is rife with delay, ex·
cuses, mediocrity.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Finish what
you start -deal with Aries, Llbra
persons. Accent on long.distance
communications, plans for travel,
philosophical discourse, ability to
write. ~IBGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): New
deal, fresh start, chance for greater In·
dependence-Accent. on communica-
tion withonecloseloyou.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Go slow
-be a shrewd observer. Let others
show their hands. Keep your own
plans under wraps.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21). Avoid
direct confrontations. Humor,
versatility serve as valuable, twin al-
lies.
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22·0ec. 2ll:
Good lunar aspect coincides now with
change, creativity, imprint of style,
,
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call, travel and communicate.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Relatives, close neighbors and travel
are part of personal mosaic. Adjust·,
ment in relationship is necessary.
PISCES (Feb. 19·Marcb 20): Em·
phasls on what costs are involved,
who pays the freight, what is potential
and how to locate lost article.
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Commercials Cut Costs
LOS ANGELES (AP> -You can watcb their productions
every day and ni1ht on
television, but rou·u never flnd
them Hated lot.be TV toga and it's
•safe bet to aay you won't watch
tbern on purpo ...
Televialon commercial• are
big. bil bualn~a. But most ol
what you see today isn't as
elaborate as 10 years aio, say
commercial film makera who Ja.
ment t11btenln1 production
budeet.t.
mercials in Loe Angeles.
"You don't see the bia budiets
you saw a rew yean a10." aays
Abby Bin&teln. a producUon U ·
al.slant at Wakeford-Orloff, Inc ..
a Los Aogelee·bued commercial
maker.
"There are Jou of brilliant
commercial• today," saya
Green. "There are Juat fewer of
them.
"In the ~. five percent was
in that expen•lv~ experimeo·
tal, creative vein. In the '60s, 40
percent. We may be down to 20 or
10 percent now," he says.
Green, whose company has
made commercials for s uch
firms aa J8M, United Airlines
and McDonald's restaurants,
DAILY PILOT
Producer David Smirnoff
misses the. days of really
big-budget commercials
between 1965 and 1967.
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While the coat of buying lime
continues to rise steadily -30
seconds of prime network time
now cost advertisers an average
of $50,000 -the men who acluaJ.
ly make tbe commerciaJs say
thelr production budgets have not gone up.
AND FROM the buyera co~es
the aame word. "Everybody now
is really watching their dollars."
says Jerry Shanks, supervisor of
radio and television producUon
tor Young Rubicam loterna·
tional, Inc., who says he buys
hundreds of commercials yearly
for the agency's Wesl Coast
clients.
says current production ls a.,_-------------------.. ·•-"bleodlnf ot the SOs and 60a ...
R EMEMB ER THAT sol.Ip
commercial from the mld·1960s?
A cast of dancers prancing and
singing atop a giant soup can was
filmed at six-figure e xpense on
an elaborate sound stage. Now
children slurp up the product m a
set or location kitchen for a filth
the cost, while a mother extols
the virtue or their easy-to·
prepare IWlch.
And recall the airline com·
merclals with exotic location·
shots from around the world?
The viewer now ls more likely to
see a businessman rustling his
oaggage through a claims
co unter , filmed at the
neighborhood airport.
Most budgets for filming com·
mercials "aren't what they used
to be because everybody has
become cost conscious from the
consumer on," says Da vld
Smirnoff, 41, a producer for Film
Fair, a major maker of com·
Benson Green, president of N.
Lee Lacey Associates Ltd .• an ln·
lernational producer of com·
mercials, believes that the late
1960s were the heyday for his in· dustry.
"Production budgets became
incredible. enormous sums of
money were being spent.
Tremendous sets were being
built, people were flying around
the world making some very ex·
traordinary films." says Green,
president of the 38·member As·
sociallon or Independent Com·
mercial Producers-West Coast.
"That was the peciod when
everybody used to say, 'My God,
the commercials are better than
wh at you see on television.' You
don't hear that line much any
more."
"PROBABLY the best time for
co mmercial makers was
between 1965 and 1967," agrees
Smirnoff.
The recession starting ln the
late · 1960s prompted many ad·
vertisers to tighten up their ad
budg e ts. both Green and
Smirnoff say.
The '50s were a very hard seU.
The '70a ia a period of much more
realistic advertising ... less ex·
perlmentaUon."
PRICES, LIKE ever ything
elae, have been aoing up and ad·
vertlaers' total budaets have
been rising. But Green and
Smirnoff say the cutbacks are be-
ing made at the production end
and their companies are forced
to operate on tighter profit
margins.
"My opinion is that the client
probably would pay less in '77 for
the same commercial he bought
in '67." says Green. "He used to
pay $50.000 (for a minute or time
and now he's paying $100,000. He
seems to understand that. But
he's not taking a $50,000 com·
mercial and paying $100,000.
He's taklng a $50,000 commercial
and he wants It for $40,000."
The average JO or 60 second
network spot -then and now -.
coslt1 about $20,000 to $50,000 to
produce, estimates Smirnoff, say
Green and others in the industry.
Smirnoff says less and less or
his work takes him to distant
locations, a nd there's Jess
freedom to create.
Cairo Museum Touts Tut
CAJRO <AP) -What do tourists from the
United States, Europe and Asia have m common
when they leave the Egyptian Pharaonic
Museum? Grubby fingers.
They have had to clean little patches of
showcase lo see more clearly the priceless ob·
jects of the world's most ancient civilization.
• Some well-advised museum guides now
<.'arry flashlights to help their clients appreciate
the fine details of artifacts throwgh the
fingerprints and dust.
THE EGYPTIAN Museum, once a ne~t.
well-organized establishment, has become a
shamefully overcrowded warehouse making
cleaning and du.ting a superhuman task.
The management complains of lack or funds
and is trapped in bureaucratic routines that can
only be solved with money.
lt is to raise cash that some or the more than
3.300-year-old priceless art objects from the
lomb of Egypt's famous boy-king Tatankhamen
are now on a thrl'e·ycar tour in the United States
THE K I NG TUT exhibit remains in
Washington unW March 15. It then goes to New
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"The money from the sales can Uterally save
Egypt's museum from further deterioration,"
said curator Abdel Kader Sehm. "I pray the
gallery goers will realize how much is at
stake ... the world's greatest museum Is in trou·
ble ..
"To preserve it and its contents for the world
to enjoy is a responsibility we all share."
The sales benefits, estimated between $1.5
and $2.5 million, will support aeveral projects at
the museum including installation of a new elec·
tricity netw~rk and purchase or cleaning and
maintenance equipment. rr the returns are
higher. the antiquity department plans to start
buildingtwoeKtenslona.
"Ir the fund-raising m&Jeion or Klng Tut Is as
good as we hope It will be aod the world reallies
the need for helping us out, our worries will be
almost over," said Selim. "I am crossing my
fingers."
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W umDmm .
• The younger genera·
lion talks a great game
;IJ( peace .
. They want no more
• ars , no m il it:ir v
tockpile, anrl no ir
!volvements with anyone
··,.ho se p eace i!'
lareatened.
" As a mother or three
se children pay dues
iltat generation, let me ts you they'll never pul! ore.
• You know why? So-
~ eone will ··hum " anrl .. •u be World War lll. In
· toyears o( child raising. l
ve discovered "bum·
«Rrig " is the one sin
~taren cannot tolerate ¥d never outgrow.
Jlitting , b i ting ,
Mr'llcbing, shoving, tak·
bi(:records, hogging the
ph()fte, locking doors, us·
Ing up all the hot water,
tailing to r epay ba4
Ctebts . forgetting to pick
them up at the e)'m . . .
all that they can handle,
but "humming" will
drlve them up the wall.
AS SMALL children
they used to sit around
the dinner table and sud-
denly one of them would
op his fork and 1m
ore, "Mom ' Make her
ttop it! ..
Th e si l e nce wa s
eafening. "Make her
lltopwhat?"
.. Humming!"
"I d o n 't h ea r
&l)ylhing."
~"You never hear it.
e's humming just so'I
n.hear it."
l 'd lean over, my hair
sting on her Ups, and
ilen. Nothlne. Then. I'd
~ at her neck to make
vre it wasn't moving. Jt
ot to the polnt where I
ed to reel the veins m ff neck to see Ir they
Yel'e s till warm
They hummed in the
a.ck seat of the car.
eeuly caullin1 their
1alber to Cl' ash into a wee wlUl thetr fighting. They
ummed on the play
round one day and hap-
ly were near someone
•lio kne w pres sur e lots .
• TJ>ey bummed one Sun· ~~ in church and ended
avlng a water fi&ht In
vestibule -wtth holy
teryet . .
,'TWENTY YEARS I
• up wit.b hummlna I
ouldn'l hear. Twenty ,ua of recriminations.
aliaUons and aeneral
tennesa.
Once. one ol the m
me ao Incensed over
fnaudlble bum lhat he
• ed over and yelled ln-brotber's ear, caus-
~ him lo read lips
rougbout an entire
mer . .. l'ct Jov• to ~ this
aUon would live ln
ce and harmony •Ith
rest of the world
ver. but one of tb•• ys -I don't kno•
en it wm be -a
11lan or perhaps a
lnae nationalfst wlU
m . . . not a hum that
normal ear could hear
• •• . but ooe ot those aa· avatlnt. aanlf.y.
Ylnl tiuma that qn~y a
le ear could pick up
tben ..• ~ 1 hope I won't be
liOundtoseelt.
C.11642-H71. Put a few words to work for ca.
I Sunday, January 23. 1917
Jazz Greats Issue Own Discs REX REED .
The subject this week b mu.It. Nat tbe
1arden-aeed variety or noise you bear on tbe ca~op~onous juke boxe1 or uo·
Jmacln.Uvely programmed radio stations
of Ammca, I'm talking •bout real music
performed by real m\tSiciana with taste and
t.ient, the kind that d~sn 't sell because r.°ple with clus don't know where to buy
To hear decent popular music. Jau and
theater aonas. you have to t.um to • new
phenomenon that has sprung UJ> in the re-
cord world In recent daya -~ majl.otder
business. ,
Stan Ken~ has boug)it up all of the
master tape; ~e ~ade during his reign at
Capitol Recordl, and now reissues them all
IUmaelf on hla own label. Anita O'Day,
Blossom Dearie. j au pianis t ex-
traordlnaire Marian McPartland, Tony
Bennett and 'others are tired or the callous
treatment they've gotten from the major
record companies and are all manufactur-
ing and distributing their own records on
their own labela.
MOST OF 'l1IE new records that spend
their tlrne on my turntable have been ac·
quired directly from the artists I like
tttrough direct mail, and today I'm going to
assume there are others in this sad, mad
world besides me who want to increase
their record collections wllb works that
broaden the scope and enrich the soul.
All of the records li1t~ below must be or·
dered by mail. Except in rare instance,
they cannot be purchased in stores.
Out Take Records. that marvelous new
nrm tbat produced volumes 1 and 2 of lh•
collected musical numbers c ul Crom ·
Hollywood movie musicals, is now
performlne aeother beneflcial service.
The result U. two pew releases by musical
1tars Elaine Stritcll and Nancy Walker that
were oriainally released on the now-
defuncl Dolphin t•bel.
LONG BEFORE she became the rage of
TV and the indomitable "Rosie"· on the
paper towel commerchlls, Nancy Walker
was a tough, wise and retenU•ly lln·
divldual interpreter of Broad•ay show
music.
Elaine StritcJi's new fai;ne as a s~ous a~tr~ss ln Lopdon hu resulted io ·~ lapire of
smgmg performances and •Mar eclipse of
her career .in America, but nebody wbo
ever heard her original cast r~rdings of
"GoldOock&," "Sall Away" ;md (more re-
cently >~elm's "Company'' can easily
forget thee special lusty, low.voiced lust.re
with which she mows down a song like
marsh grass. She re-defines the word
·'sophis tication."
The Nancy Walker and Elaine Stritch
albums are avai.lable at $7.50 each (includ-
in& postage and sbipping) Cor a Umited
time only from Out Take Records, P. 0 .
Box 298, An.Ionia Station, New York, N. Y.
10033.
Elalne Stritch turns up a1aln, newly re-
corded th& way 1he sounds today, on ~en
Bacley'a ''Olcar Hammerstein Revlaited,"
a tender, na.talalc and tNlY melodic valen·
tlne to lbe late lyrlclat lbat features some of
bis most wondrous and sadly ne1lected
songs. performed to perfection by Blossom
Dearle, Gloria Swansoil, Cab Calloway,
Patrice Munsel, Alf"" Drake, Dorothy
Loudon, and -in a very ran and appealing
v,pcal appearance -the legendary poet
l.Ydcllt•man about town, E. Y. Harbura.
In a winter snowstorm. The \JUe WM is t.be
last song wrltt by tho late Johnny
Mercer, and th' last word in name-
dropping. ,
Any jan collecUon ~Qut Marian
McPartland ts Uke a INr ~t lee. This magnificent, deftly subth and always
swioaing pianist bas wtselyturned her back
on tbe commercial h1cke~ the ml;Jor re-
cord companies and start~ on record·
Ing firm caJled ~cyon Jle~. aoacunton Ma. BAGLEY 18 dolne a beautiful Job of St., Bellmore, N. .11110. wtit.e tobe.-tbere
keepinc m\19lc alive throucb bis albums for more inform tion on bet new cat.aloe of
hoQorlng l'fa Gershwin, Harold Arlen, subllmerecord s.
Rodgers and Hart. Cole Porter, Noel
Coward, Irvine Berlin, Jerome Kern, 1.MPROV RECORDS.&1y Bennett's
Vernon Duke and others. Each can be new label al 107 Delawa Ave., Buffalo,
purcbased tor $6.95 from Ben Bagley, N . Y ., has alf O gener dtly recorded
Painted Smiles Record&, 116 N~au St., McPartland on a new an~ bn!athtakln&Jy
New York, N. Y.10038. Mr. BagJeypays the beautiful album called "A Ft:,,Romance,"
postage and shipping c06ts. Write him and featuring, among other bon , the most
he'll put you on his malling list. skllllul version of ''Send in tbe Clowns" I've
Blossom Dearle's new label, DaffodiJ ever heard. t
Records, has just come out >Rith the third Other new albums WO~ QfJlerlne from
volume of this supernaturally gifted pianist· Improv are T9nY Bennet~~s! Rod1era and
composer·sln1er's works, called "My New Hart Songs and h.is s*I lna bJa·band
Celebrity l$ You.·· album "Lile la Beautiful/' Ula title song
The new one is a double set thal sells for by Fred Astaire and Tomit>Y Wolf. He's
S9.95 through Daffodil Records, Box 312, never been in better voiot, aybe because
Winchester.Va . 2260C lt is llke mUTlooWlhe -?le--irdotngtttorlove.
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Student Snares Sunshine
Beer Cans, Imagi,nation Wann His Home
ITHACA, Mich. <AP) -Larry
nrown, at 24, singlehandedly de-
lli(ned, then built -board by
Ward, bett can by beer c:a.n -• • three-bedroom home heated by
solar power.
He recenUy put the finishing
&ouches on the home j ust north of
this city of 4,500 In central
)Jichigan.
IT WOAK.8, B\JT Brown ju3t
ahrugs. He's been Inventing
things that work for years.
As an archJtedure student at
the University of M.icbi1an, for
txample, he wanted to escape 1f>e gra~ din of his dormitory. lf e built a aoundproof bed
tuclosure complete with air
Yen ts and stereo. Brown toot a luve or absence
~om his draftsman's job last
ear to devote full Ume to Lbe
lartiome.
"J bad to deslp ft partly u I
•ent alooi." be recalled. "But 1
already had the bulc knowledce to build a houae. 1 took a tOm·
potlte of other people'• ldeu. I~
jail .struck me u beinl IO dam
I 4lmple that I couldn't loee."
T-RS SIMPLI: 8YSTSll
Its seven solar collectors
chan1e the aun•a-energy from
llcht to be.at. They are built into
one aide of the slanted roof.
Brown even put bis garage next
to that side to use lta roof aa a
renectin1 shield so a maximum
amount of rays hit the collectors.
Since all be bas so far Is experi·
mental, Brown plans to U vein the
home tbroutb the winter to t~t it.
After that, be said he hopes to uU
tbe three-bedroom house and
build anotber solar home.
HOW do> 880WN get into ln
solar power?
"I got the bug in my senior
year at U-M," be said. "lt just
looked soalmple."
He lel.n*I about solar power·
bank loan to finance the work. He said be bad no trouble cdnvtncing
the bank'• board to grant him \he
stake.
The design llsell is a bulc one
that makes use of laws of
physics.
Rat.her than UJe water as b1s
heat conductor, Brown chose air
for its distinct advantages. There
are no freezing problems, and
leaks in the system will not cause
di.sasters as they can ln water un-
its.
Brown's solar collectors are
honeycombs of cut-in-half beer ,
cans, 4,000 in all, covered with
fiber1lau sheeting to trap solar
ener1y. Aluminum, painted
black is one of the best heat-
transfer materials, he said.
lo archlt.ectu.re classes, wrote to -·... FRO~ THE COLLECl'ORS.
companlee making solar heating warm •Ir is brought down by a
1yatem1 and devoured their blower motor into the home's..
Ute.rature. baseme nt, where heat is
But 1t •asn•t until after tranamltted to two foundation
. (1'aduaUoo that he realized hill sections. Each contain• U tons of
drum. rock, which retains the beat.
"When you get out of college, That heated air then la allowed
you aHrch !or what you want to to take its own natural course. It do,·• Brown aald, and the nows up through the house ln
draftaman'a job just wasn't ducta to beat louvres, which are
enou11t. "I con.sider myself an In· opened and closed by an electric
ventor and th.la is a terrlb11 ex-thermoatat.
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i mlnated 1D the IOJar beat11)1
it on whlcb tM ~la bued.
e 1tructun itself ts remlnis-
eat of an A-frame home com-1 tnonly found in •no-areu.
clllnl lield." When the air cool• off, it
becomes heavier, and drops
WRE~ IDS DESIGN wu cotn· down through floor vents that •
pleted, Brown arranted for a take lt back to the system.
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LARRY BROWN, 24, DE81QNEO ANO BUILT HIS OWN SOLAR HEATED HOME.
I ' Press Here To Save ~ife
Tom Cataldo, the 51.year-oJd · could 4o somet.hlng more useful
prealdentofMSI, said he founded wltb nryute.'' LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Katberlne Held relt the cbest
paJDI and Dew lbe WU bavia( a heart attaek -lbe bad already
1uffeted four. She squeezed the
pendlnt around ber uck f.DC1
wttbfn minutes, paramedJcs ar-
rived at ber home to give her
emer1ency ald. 1
Mra. Held, 64, now recovend,
i1 one of more tban a thousand
pertona who wear one.ounce
tra .. mltten, 11igbt.ly larger uaan
• pack ol matebts, around their neca or OQ their wrista.
Ule llnn three yeara afo after hit Today, Cataldo'• firm bas lbe mother suflered an attack and Potential to produce u maoy·as
Jay alone for several hours in her 10,000 lilicrolerta a month. The
Bo.ton bo~e before help came. device can tri11e~ ita aend.lq1 un-
it wlthtn a range ot about 300 feet. aetun1 off u many as f> phone
calla to preselected numbers,
altboup Cataldo said five or six meuates are normally auffi.
clent.
"There la often no way to 1« help ln theae situations other
than by bavin1 aomething on
your penon." Cataldo said 1n an
lnterVtow.
Cataldo pointed out ~at a few
minutes' delay lo alertinc
par••ued!ca 1n a heart attack can
mean t.be dilf erence between life
and deatb, and a person Mlffertnc
tbe attack rrequm1.1.y cu 't make 1t to. phone.
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f'w;e Ill So. ~ She "°' ......d
os Cho'rmon of PvbGury (OITlrn<ll98,
Loquno &-!. 8oad of Reol1or•. V<e
Cho""'°" PubCc.iy 132..d D·••.) -mtier of LO'V'O l!eoth o.omber
of (on'l'IW'fCe "'°""f"'~'°" Pio.
qorn & ChairTTO> nf Meal\ on
Whe•I• ~ lot LOIP'Q lklt
Boord of Rdt<n
lo" '~ Po..,o•nv lounde• &
P'" d""' I Al, lJ Aht> "
P1tot .1''"U ( tH .. , .., bt.n')• ro:irei
,..., .. I+•' f V. too•''°' w11h ,,,t .. i:. ti)
rt..-f-1t')f.,\-,.rin Apptflt 01 Ye Pm
iJ ,.,,. & 'lpP/ot<ll" • • e .pord ro
j,,., f, .,., -;... .. & n••<Jri•t .,rt,
•"'"' n u•o 1 Jf mond\ for t'.,_,.,,.., n or A~ ,,,,J Abbf',u ,
~~·~ tf\ °''f;J1n J t1Mf 'i"C()l'Yj d8
cr;)h• in r.>,.,,.'1" ( ''"'Y Pe<~ ~.,,..........,, M•\ f'.,mNov •\ P•
., kit ~ , ·• o• ,.,.. •y "'"'°''°'.
&H npo.,.,,._,,,.. l'"" ~
AbicJafl Abbott
P~tl ACJeMy
4500 Campus b rlve
Newport Beach 557~122
EYE MOORE. crs
0..,.,.. ond C!p"t•oror of Pk1ro E:.
.., ~ '" S...•tY. ond Plmo Seae'cP:il
r_, •· '·,....,.. SM,, o ~f-.d
I ·'"' O<'OI SM:•o•·7'f, o ~cd.oe
ol 0Clf'o'.}e Comt (olfecr. and o
rm~ of rho Sou1pt1m•\I Oub ol
N., ... p..rr 1-bba & lntemotionol
Wood P•cx.e•"""! A·.;cx.. ho""1<j 20
., .. ,. '>\ 'l P'"'" >0<>01111 ,..., t:.N-
,..._\""°'Id
rtma
Exec.ti•• S9ihs s.c,..._.a1 s~
2082 Michelson Or.
Irvine 752-0234
RECI. P•e\ d..nt of Reol-E<.•o•t>
Enrll'?"m. Inc N-sxitt a..oct..
ro;;J e.rote Brol,.. •P"'C·O~l""l ,.,
rf'd tntole. bu""""· mo<i:et'"'l & ~I MnmlJ-w of Newpo-1
Herb<" Co"<:> M"•o Boord of
R""'.J"Of\ & AfJor:'m""' A-.~ of
O•"'l" Co Secr>nd V'.r~ p,~
N "•POrl Ho•bo• 8u•ino•' &
P•of!'H1on<lf Women'\ Club,.
m•mb_., Ame,~co n Bu\1"eui
Women·• A ,\n. W om@n tr't
Monoq~m"nt & Fu\t V1cfl
p,,., de<>r Ame••Con Hondw.1••"')
/'vdy<." F-.doti<>n
IHl-&tllfe
Wet priMS. hie.
<t34' Birch. NbB 979-8533
J P"''"'l 1 At t t born in
Ph.~ l'<l , .. i-.. '""QI
ttond<t<J tlw. P""""ylv""'" Acr:>dllmy
nf F"'" An, & the W.-,"'°"" School
of De,.,.,, She f'>hb<• ""1rly "' the c;,,,. ha-t«C.O !by O'M & her" woA
" .. cM-oct--not~ 0\-u 0\
oboOO<f ""°""" " n woman who
kwe\ pr-opi.. /I. cnpr1111< too M·
"""'" of i+-i-\Of>Olity un.qu...ly
on l"(')j"WQ'", w•th Nnf.h,, 1 (Vt WOtmth,
t!•IY">...00 & vbQrll color
J.... Plf'ri1 Shlclio
3-42 Peach Tree Lane
Newport Beach 6"'6-2472
JWI• SISCO
PITIRSOM
)eqtn. !'QI be.rt ..,;ii, Newport P---' AqtJr<y for B )'ti &-_...,
of the /'qlncy 2 'l'1. M1 SiKv lO't"I
)he blqqi&t cancem 111 '* p o
fe\lO' ;. IO ci-up tlie neqot;-..
inc:Mtry-wid<t rep.ito'ion "We ot
Newport P~ ~.,,e ~
,, q..n; ihe ~ """"°' lie i, PQY"'9 for The ~ _, o
QOOCf ~ & .... Oppkon!
wonh o qood (ompony we put the
two~:· ... .,.,. ,..,,_,, .....,
2192MrinAv.
lrvlne 752"°331
PATRICIA "Tri .....
HOPKIMS
0,..-& Wat\rnq (~ of
IN.no Per\Qnr>Of Aqency i11 Cc>110
Me<O llOS boon \Of'Yinq e~~
& employ._ "' Oronqe Co. sonce
I '166. Pio to DP"'l<l'l9 her °""'
bwness T nsh wen Co..>\lllor w"' o
1oco1 per~ oqency & o r-
OJ""'(y ., Pcnocfono. In oddtlOf'I 10
he< ~y \Choc:Jule. T ri\h ho< t-> a
~felonq •hdent of Mot~ 5t once & lonch ,,,... for .,., io.ie of
~ & ~moil .. r ... h " 0 ~
co•11rbu10t 10 °"' QOnlmuMy
lrYiM Peno1111tl ACJlftCY
488 E. 17th St .. Ste "224 .
Costa Mesa 642-1(70
.-.
JAMMETTE D. LODMB.L
.binetto recoqniut< o neod for o
f•0\11 ~e opprooch IO
,,.J<fk pobloms ...,,.mq m o ~
...Jtc»r ro eotl.or bu\""8,,. rnonoqe-
me111 00 educalion. ~ prO\lldes
feoder•h•p for worhhop• &
~ Coro"' oworl!"O\\ & e.-
plor~ ;. o locos \he U\IJ\ °' o
method of ckOnq wit+. o rapdy
chonq'nq env,ronmenl. Pe<~
cOlllsollir>q 1oc.,,,•ques ;nc1.ne self·
irroqe, qool ~rting & de~ molt· ...,
J...th LodlRel. MA
Personal/Career
895 S. Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach 494"'6941
HELEN SCHULMAN
Owne• o f Helbern s Home
Fu.no\lwiqs A. s...,_, )'II°' r~t
of l+ie C DUO ~ O'ec:J. t+w, po>!
f..., Yl!Of'S oct•ve in the home ~ incM"Y Opened ho! O"o'I\ bus"'9ss 6 ,,,,,,...i.. ogo oflemg )()\
off on all ...roow. wall & floor
coverinqs. She ~ been on octivo
....ot\er for chanoble organitolioM .,.,.,,, ... .,~
H...,.,..._ ,. ..........
1500 Adams Ave. Ste 205 ea.ta Mesa 557-5153
LOU IOllHm
Born & educated i~ Porrlond,
~ &.!1Jrod 1rovet f>eld ,..,.,
Po,, Amor•con Wo•ld A1rwo~.
Wor\ed if\ •e•11Nolions. \dos &
occ(Ullinq lor nine yeors. Ma-aged
o local T '°'11 A<)CftCY for nre
ye<7<. op9<'0d Newport Center
T IO'l9I in I Cl!o<I 0\ owne<-mc:J"091'.
Honored ""'"' owords for ~ performance by Arneticoo ~ 'rwA. Cor11in!!niol. Princ:on w-.
Raval Con'bbeon C.uises. Royal
Ciu~ g mt1lfY ()1 ...... "-:r;1C...._. TnrY ...... -.
600 Newport Center Dr.
Newport Beach 6"'4-1"'12
a... of ''Marlo Rollo o..ic,i
Sii.do" in ~ 8-fifor 2 )'\o
Marlo I t. de~ uirvic• lrd.-y iot lnlitte & lA. Gr9M,
: ptoducl,,q entire proll'IOtions,
ipedflc dt.iq,. fat ~ <..of• lo9Qs. corpo10te bfochvt•s It
~detq,. ~ VdUOI M,
N. Y.U. & wos ~ chdor b w...-NiWinq s )"lo Sper!l 1 ~
~ rn b.oprt bef0f9 ~
01!-'C001t,
'
&i•twed clonco field ot 0?' 17 0\ °'""°"' 11ut•uc100. In I 'W'I mo.eel
to CaMomro & opened ho< Oo:r.ce
St.Do '" Cor°"° def Mor PrO\drl
of !he Nowpo<'I A' \OciO!O'I of
Dcn:o & Alfiioted An '' & Donce
Menter• of ~C'l. Hono<ed """' lhe 1'170 Woman of Aehi,,__,i
Award by the ~pot• Bu~s end
Profeu.onol wom0'1·, Club
Doroflly Jo
D.ce Shtclo
2515 E. Coast Hwy
c«ona det M11673-3420
IA net .. D. OttTIGA
Ko•horinfo. D ()!~ ""' be~ er.;.
ing 0\ Prfl'>odent of Bonco def
Pueblo Commercial &?nl. So.>10
Ano ''"'" De.:omber 1975 Sho is the f,,\I woman to >0<vo os pre-.1-
dent ol Col fcm<:J boro~ Kotf....in.,
Orioqo OltondedE".J\•orn Ne .. Mft•·
ico Un1ven••y wh1t<o •he wo<
groduotod ..,,1, lionO<s M~ Qri,.90.
is o C1111,f~ P.blic Acc'>t.1<1•0l'lt cod
siorred het b:>nl""? cooe1:r 25 y00<s
090 "' New Me.U.:o
IClltCo ~
206 W. Fourth St
Santa Ana 558-3333
&a GoW1do n. Cun1J11lly b OCllove
Mnnir.otivo As<ivCJ'lf lo rlwi Owof
of Pcko for rhe Gry of l<Vine. Wit!i
20 y9ors ol p•oq••ui .. e
monoqomen, \l.e wos fonnetlv
p~ Aqent fat ·-&a ha....,, AA. ~o f1om OC.C
ond " p.nurnq ho< BA. Deq&e from C.S.U.F-. in 81uinftH
AdmimtrotlO<'I. Ms. Galindo rCH<de<
in No. T U\I"' with ~ 2 ~
OoilJs ond Alo.<. ond ~tw.
Lcuo. l<cord...g 10 P°'<e a.er
Poort, Evo Gol1ndo it o.,
wvondincJ oxomple of o """"°'
in the ~s world
ro1uD.,.t ..r
City of Im..
CAIOLCL.AUS
1,1 Y flOf os Re1ident 8'onch
Mono9er of Kefy Servic111. Inc.
T •mpo<ory help fOf office &
irdustly wit+. o staff of 4. Salei
from Seal ~ IO San 0em.
Coral hos o 8.A. T.achinq
CJederwiol & l9Ceived top OOoOd
for bect Kely office of 71> in
~ Co. 1«jotl. She 11 o"
•rno,.,ber of N•wporl Horboo
Oc:rnbet of Commeoce & many
Olhet let""C9 Otqonotalioni. Q,
Mano: ''l(efy Con Do."
ltl1Senkn.._
1401 Dove St. Ste 340
Newport Beach 833-1441
Sunday. J!nu!y ~. 1m DAIL y PILOT d
B.AIHI OLSON
~ corttY.uod ro e.cpond hw oc.
""1 °' olonq wrth the grow1h of IOC
ince 1900 She •\ Monoqtir o( >d
mol1i•lr011on ond Pef\OMIJI lor tlwi
company, 0\ weff O\, EaecU1·•0
Secre1ory to rho Pr.,odent of IOC.
5"8 hex been OC1 •VO "' vonous O\•
IOC")lrOn\, incl.ud1nq Nor onol
Setrelorios Auoc101•on, PIRA.
M & M As\OCiorion. Co1,o ~
0'°"'°8t of Comrn1Jtce CO<m'itteo
ond Cho•rmon of IDC's RAP
Corm.nee.
........... Dahl c..,. ....
2283 Fairview Road
CCeta Mesa 831-0070
JUMI M. WB.5H
lleqionol Monoq11r of S I S
T ermpatory ~es Inc.. o tem-
poroy help f..,.,, .. ~ 8ecx+.
""'" I <n I. Nie liondles Sda &
Monoqemont of th& company's
~lenon. Son!o Ano & Newport
8eodl oH<es. MembN of &oc. As-
IOC<lf'°" of Oronqe Co & {SIJOI,,,
"""-lnduslfiol l eogu1.t.
SIS T.....-sy
Senlus, lftc
4320Campu1 Dr .. Ste 130
Newport Beach 6<t9-8071
1"'24 S. Grand Ave.
Santa Ana 558-9021
NANCY MCCANN
By G,'°'7'' I thin~ 1n. '1"' ,,•Boo~-·
lef"P6'. Re-:~.,,,..,, (lt Pipe F •·
,,.. Noncv ~""" loom p_,.,.r ~
p~ ha. l•""P""<>v he'p ,,.,,
)'O<J nnm Conod'l M...ncy ·1 ,,...,1 .•.
derflndoble onrJ cJ,,1er..,,,_j, On
rhe 1ob ten yeo<s. Noncy •ec~1"s
thot wot\. <Ml<bxl con be flO\ed by
qood remporory help. V ou need
ht-Ip) She's 'F' ·•'
Padfk renonnel
610Newport Ctr. Or.
Newport Beach ~1970
Fashion Island. Ste 275
IEVlll. Y AHM
CUIDOM R~ w oie .. ec.. Newport Boocli.
Pre•. Newport Gorden Vitia•
~ AHOC., primay com·
poigr1 riq. "Ccirr-a f0< U.S. Ho. of
Ref>' .• 51Jc:t. Owisliorl Poiticol Action
committee. post Prn. So.~
Co. Boord of Rec:Aton W°"*' 1 Covnc~. sect. of s,orne board.
Bronch mr;J. of one of loC}e\t R.E.
fltrn\; ~of year oword &
mony orl-.er lop owords: Newport
Horbor/LM. M&or. Do'lor Oob.
pollllcol & ~relations.
l....tyAM ........
161 7Westellfl Or. 3
Newport Beaoh 6"'5-24 t 1
Bom <>"Cl .0..Catrid in c onodo. 0 15
yll<l• ·~ of Col.I. Hos be""
monoqet of (00\I T 1Jr•ono fo, I)
yea<<. POlnOo wrl p.1-hot BA.
de<,oe from Col $role f-..".,,ion in
Public RlllOhOn\. Her inler<l'ots DUI• •od• ol con\lrUC11on ~'' ol boinq
pe1idem ol ~a fine Jr. Ebel1 ond
1s w.....w of _.,., """"'' .., bol.nq
ol the 00'lq8 Co. Few, pl<A 9<Jnd
sweeP\'<ies wonner.
LOllAIHE
SUTHEALAMD
Lon01ne ' me<ctio..di~mq c0t011t
beqon )() 'f"O'\ oqo ...,+, a perw:inol
shoppnq lfl"'Kll in her homo She
opMOd her lot r.hop in >.lhombto rn
l"ISI. She co~·, •~I o MIOOnd
.lq>"' ~ Cer11er. H"<e lor Iha
pa.I 10 year• 1he hos bir4t 0 laq9
&..tole rlYour:/t courteous ~
nol. specozod .•ervic•. a ~
$61oction & t:hly folhion d>OW\ al '""°"°"'' & clubi. .•
~W......•d
1088 81ys1de Drive
Newport Beach 675-3183
Ho1 beon d->•<1't'!-dre1St110le< for
n veo•. r,.,, """ 13 Y"°' .h .. ho"
owned Mono li>o Mode Arit• ""
• 36 HelOl'OpA Ceton'l .;..1 Mo
')lio I\ O'I """"tor 'JI 0t)n<}" ( 00 , I Co~eqo .n d1....a•IQll al P~y •o-
woo• & Compn Shop ckih C ,nent·
ly MCln':l ·~ Pr0\iden1 of N....,p0<1
Ho•bor Bu.,;neH & P,ofo,.,.onol
Wo"'°"\ OJ> She,, rnotred"' th 1
,,.,,,. 17 & 1'1 & o 1~tol Cosra
MA>Q I] yeO'\..
w..u ..
ModtAhler .
436 Helfotrope
Coronadel Mar67S-1381
S,o,1od '""'PD'°'Y diviuon of
RobetT Holl PerlCW!nel A<)91'C•es 1n.
OoncJtCo. in 1973, hovif,q 10 Y'' W..
the ocCClll'trirlq frelcl & 2 yn in rem-
porory p&ocern.-1. 5-ed ()l'I 8oad
of Nolior-d AuocOion of Acc011>-
la11<. Honor\ wtm N.A..A. °' ..._. ..aluoble ,,_.,_ & rtOhonol oword
for most._ members·~ in
1975 & 1971>. c-ly on rh., .,:J.
"'"°'V bJa.:I nf ,i.,, o<'.COUfll'l<j
depr. al O.C C
llCKJ LA
0..0.ivo DweCIQI of 1ti. Newport
Center of Modolinq "' Irvine Ms.'
LouDer hol been "'"°'"ed 111 ti..
pofe1.,oool mod1t~nq field far
........ Y90"5 NOi oNy o• o model.
but °' o loc""'eod i<tS"VCi*' of ol
P..-, irwol.....d "' tt..1 pt of •lion.
Ms. Lout.et WOl rec.1J11tly IOCO!ed °'
Hollywood. where ,i.. o.-nod &
oporotod rhe Fothion Ho.II& of
Models. M• LQ\llier do..:idr.t to
share her own specool>Led ~~
11'lfll>c pos•nq techniqlMIJ wilt\
Oonq& C°"''Y·
Mewpori C....,. of
Mod1•9 &-Ad'-J
1645 Reynold• Ave.
Irvin 5"'&-<4350
. HIWE McCORMACK
Act;.o .n l.oq...a Beocll reol MIOle
since 1%3, H;JI e's hord ....00. &
dedicallOf'I IO quality $11N1Ce "'°"6
proven to bo truly won..........,_ As.
on iwolvod & .nlorrri.d btols in
1he communi1y, Hillie enjoys
continuinq r epeol & 1of0trol
busrne\,, coumel'...q wi\llly on al
type• ol real esrOlo lfWe""'°'1!s.
taeMcCw.1di ...... 1000 No. toast Hwy.
Laguna Beach <t94-7651
MAURHH IROWH
,
S.onch monoqer of WeSlern Tem-
PO<O'V 5"'voee\ "' lrv•no, rnop-ed in
b.n"•f'>~ monoqllmo111 ot Batie
Colll!qOQ!ll •n On1or10, Conodo.
Wwem Temporory in 1K 29111 ~
ol -e '' ""°""""°"°' ...m 18'.l ofk<H on 3 conl·Mn!S wth S
CW.110tw Off.ce. lnduitnol, ~.
Tectn<ol & Sonro. Mourell<I f~ ii -v '-CJl'cf;nq lo find temporoy
jobs OS well OS SeNiCtnq I.or
CU',lorn.1
Wes.._ T•Mpor..,
SenlcH
18882 MacArthur Blvd.,
Ste. 100
Irvine 752-1380
LE llAISOI
FouncJ,w of Lo R0<or Roolty. lrvino;
in 1'173 ~ WO\ honored m f"m
mi-mbi-< ol tM Newpot1 Harbor.
Co•lo Mo..a Boord of Reol1as
WI.on Dollar O<b lo ptOduce S5
IT*'1 ~ '°""" Sho "'°' at.a 110Mf!d in the 1'77S-'16 edition o(.
Wllo'' Who n( Amerlcon Womet1, !,.
Ifie Z 'f"°'' we oporinq. Le R~
lteofty I.,, <Jown to o •toff of 2f
to'e<per"""" ~ of the bo<;1GS1, •
deP""'11 C>olNld ...... _
Cf DAIL y PILOT
I."°" 8obd ho\~ .... ~
ill "' the Oo.qe Couiwy oreo lor _ ,, ~~-~
eolotl. _,en~,.,_ 1Gt11-
fy1"9 be11efit1 o o hob:"· "-ol!Mr; more QlllrOCfive • q.
Ullion pr-tt the r"\111! proqom of
p/eolOl'll. rebiillg ... ~. 9"d nutn·
tlonol~
Liii• ........
~~t= OoetaMIA
Reo'1<>' wt!. 9'etd Reol Esro•e
storied <,,.,.... 4 Y'• oqo. me:, '2 >
~"· Mor•• ""°' 1,1 drofrunon h.ed bf We.r~e Ac11ve ;,. mony ot·
9t1n11ot1on .. mo•her ol 1 •eenoqe
doUQl\lf!'\, hovel' ro morry E110
peon COV'>'••e\ f,. 1975 received
honotoy 'let.me membooship in
lo9i;no S.-h MllS8Um ol M IOI
ercepirCl"Cll service< of ~lonO"Q
1111e<1t P•ewwt•'y dor"'°" fat r"41?
MWtum Home T°"' 1'977.
ShlekllHllstate
318 Th1ll1
L1guna Beach •94-8093
VICXJ HIST<*
Stone.II Monot,., of Tempo T ''""
po<oiy Ser-.ce ,,, 1,.....,.. She ho1
been ., •emporory help '"<M"Y for
1i.., po.r IS~ Vidi rs oo.... inc-ofl0tt1 CV'....... W\O"'Q O" ,.._
be11lt p C-lt" w ... V00!9'
Ir-. '"°"'"° l.ecJ9;e. Oedicottd 10 ..,""'Q c:ipp'cont\ & cut10!Nt1
wi•ll ""eq,IY. •elrobolty & pert<l"<ll
••v.ce
T1MPOT1 i;11•r.W,
. 17I02~81vd ..
IMne 640-4450
DOROTHY COTOIA
~ ladWar of """ 0eq .. IM. Att...dld UW. of Toledo & U.W. ol Gnmclli. Was;,,~
r.:lolu for Proctor & ~
ecMitol •1fo11........, c....... :,n POIMd SIGl9...,., _ I &
• pNllitlllfy ~ ol Goasd VIiia ........ ~.°'~ ... .....,_ l:bbar Boc.d ol ~
s.-1 Oii ~ GwwW s.ucty
· T.,,.,.. She'-*•-. °".m' ~~mw.~lll 0 butiNa·. . .
...-va...~ 22672 LMlbeft 8t... t
E1Toro788-1212
Sunday. Jl/\uary 23. 1911
0.bby foiwd Motiolt Corp. lri I'm
hovinq o 9 A deqree 1,0,..
~ Stare Uno-' Aft• 2 r 1 01
1«'91c:ry & .mp1o.,._, '"°"'' .. Of ~• P•'°""411. Woilw>q!OI\. o.c .. the 1'olel cf,.-lu<ed Debby
Weir °' o f.o,.1 de1k mQm• ,.o;,...
IOf the LA · Momoo Hore! sn.
opened the Newport S.och M0<1io11
01 Dell ~ & 22 "'°' lo•• become Owecor of p.,,,.,,.,,et w••h r::• of. continued C10":'" ""'" o
~CO
,.... Mewpeei ......
Mcnloff Hohf
900 NewC Center Or.
Newport h 6-C<MOOO
Rev Joel'°";. moMler & O<ectO' ol
Thtt ~"PO' Hotbor Ov-ch el
ll"'''J'""' Sc-""Ce 'ho fovn..J.,.j S ~·
oqo In t<nb "'°' elec:•ed lo lhe f ..
ecutille Bood of TN lt.1.,,,,,,,onol
New Thouq~1 All10,.ce & key
ipeok.,;,, New Y0t~ Gockiole of
LA City Colteqe. ~ CM11or.d·
lriq W-., [)es,I. of M~i.c. o so
oppeori,.q in leod 1ole1 ..,,,.,
Amenca11 C>p..o Co. P°'' P'el. of w-·, ,.....,., of L'°"' Club "'·
LA.
Mewport HartMw C~h
of Religiou• Solenca
5' 1 C«itar St, Coat• M"a
SAlelA .. LMOll
A S ~ residtttt of So. U.fcmo
;. Ol'I ...:"'1enr elQmple of o ~.
'"Q proft1llonoJ WOfTIOll today. ~ be.oq ,... ... r. of (IP\ ...
141ale• & .......,.,,,...,, e•ecut•ve
~ 0 ho.nehold "' i.w.. &
<Os.n<J her '°" Jefl 09' 8. Xrdv
" OI asJOCoie of Ft°"k F""' ~
f~I j,, NewpOlt S.ocf\. Xr0v I
cO<l"O"Olion of <11q11e rolenl1 "'
botll ""lt'ior 0..•CJ' & decorOlron
hove mode her Of>e of me a900
most ~ ofrw detlCJ"4f'\ b '"-
home & olroee
,,.._. Fenft llitwion 240 ~port Cfr. Dr.
o.IQnf'IUI
.._port B..eh 840-1820
COINI STaNI
Off'iceond~~
~ Educated m U. of MicHqon
ond Am.icarr SdlOOI ol ,,,,...,, '*""' Son ~ Sia yeart ;,,. ....,,._,,~one yea ill
Newport 8eoch. Molt flOtObl. °"'9 CcA.rty fll'Ojec:t ie It. M.a. Gloetlld,,.irt ......... ~
~
e...s. Sfw,.
Aanll•• Ht .. 2034
Helen ~ TI,. Momotl (QrpOt<I-
tiotl lri of 1975 ofter loovinQ oa·
ec111l-;e "o <>9"f'9"I in me •e•o.1 ~ Rr\I °' •IO'• "'0"090' of
Ho990"Y'1 "1 ~ l\lond Son10 "'IO & 1heti 11 yoor1 of ''°'' mo~,,..;,>. Joi.ot;: Mogn•ll .,,
Oel Amo & South om1 Ploio
Hele11 11 11.e 911 )hop monoQO' &
buye• lrw The Nswpott Beoch M0t
,;ot, Hoi{'I. howiq hold •111 po~1on
~"Ce the holtl ~in I q7S.
TH Newport hech ....,.... ......
900 New~~ter Dr Newport ~000
0-e< of TI.. Pott-People "'
Costp MMO for 2 yeors MellOfly "
involvfld Wllh f111,nq & od Ull"''l
comm•ool c:Jrewnolc."lq po1111•'1 &
0110 mokOI (l)ll()fn ponl poiletl\I.
She colert to womltl'I who do il.e•
own '--'? or hove seomsrrene•
do 1he1r """"'l· M' Bolqer
,.,,l)loyet'I' 2 ••P'tien•olovet "' 0.~ Co & I "' Lonq Beoch.
Meflo,.y IO'f\ Looi-CM, We • Be
No•-onwtde ·•
TIM ,......,. ,..,..
218AP•l~r8tre.t
CoetaMM.~
SUSAN IHKLIY
Bc:vn '" Hunqoiy nd1.1Co1ed ,,.. rhe
lln••ed 51.:ite•. •e<.odi"'l "' Newpcyt
Beoch 1, p....,.ty Adr-i'"''"D'"'•
A11 11 ton t o• MONE)(
INTEl!NATIQNAL '" Newport
Seoch on_,,,,_, f•m d<-o'"1.,
pte<tOlll -IOI 111\0 I CO'f)O'O't
!.ocre•av of ~IC PACKAGING o
Monuloo""'' l!eprtien•otNe 1.,...,
bo.ied ., Newpo.1 Beocfi sUl)Pivinq
podoqonq moclw>e<y IO ~he Weit
Cor.111
leril Pock . 9
p 0 Bollt:t:'.
Newport 8"ch 844-5183
Dl.AMITTI
JOtttCSOH
Hcn 19C-'Y ;c..ied 0... Jom VOtbou
irt .... prOdice of pecbric1. The-
off'lc. It IOCDJed OI 301 I I N9J8I
ltood. Suite G. Loq.ro ~
I>. Johmon COll"fileted her i.!:!' 11'°"""9. ~ one ;tea o sptclal ....,,_w;~J ~. m the ' of
(ollo...iQ. ._ h Ai.q1't of 1976.
She qocMited from Lomo lido M«Acol SdlOCff in 1972.
AHtte Ja•r •.M.D.
301 t 1 Niguel Ad. Ste CJ
L1gun1Niguel495-4070
Sole' Moroqet OI ~ Coost
Ploio Holel, tllll.,,;, •....Pr11tt her
<1"'l'I pnlosophy •. ,, mcinoqo,,_,
l;.d1 o ~ rr<:jw for o '°'9' IQb.
lwe her. n.. qve her ~·~ d••t110" & let llllf be «eotlve it\ her '°""'9-" Co-ol u.e1 ~ 0U11tOl'IC:f,nQ obtl1he1 ro brinQ 11are & rllQoOnOI 01·
.o<:iotiO'I !Minon & 1ome locol &
110tional corporo•e occ0\lflt1 into the
hotel le>' meetinqi & CO•Wtlfll'°"6 &
coo<dnores tM\ll meet "91 00.... ro
t"8 m°'t rnAJle detooll
S..... CMSt ...........
666 Anton, Colta M"• ~2500
Moyo• ol H11n1inqron Beoch
Cho•mon of the Nor or-ol WomCJr11
(ruiode For A CQf'tW'flon 50flsO
Econo"'y In Govemment. Leodor on
move._.,, fo popeny lo• relCl'm
F01m9' be<;utive fm111onr ro Loi
/lnqele1 Moya. Yorty, 10"Q oct1ve '"
1101ew•de · ec~Oft( movemenr1.
Deqreo ., ~ f•om Wayne
Srote U-.-•.iy, 0tr...dtd UCLA
•Q'OdllOt• Xhool of Pibiic Ad·
mi1111Hotion. Activitit\ il'lclude
Republican w°"*" CIJ>. 8'1101 B'rith
Womfl'I L9Q9.le of WO'fl.,. Vot&"·
No•1onal L809JO of C111e1 Public
5ofery Corm'\"IKI·
MAllJOlll CL.All
I 977 moh llClf 2()h yeot ,,. rhe real
e\fote pofou-on. oh ""'h Wo\Jey N.
T oylO' Co.. Realrcn M<s Clork hos
bet'I re\oden!d "10nOC)ef o I rho
compo>y ""'" 196). lit< •l)O( olry
s f..,., •esidenrd P'opc.lwl·es '"
Ne..,por1 Beocli. She ;. o member of
the Newport 1-bbor 8d. of R eo '°''
Motl'°" S a.A> & N"""'PQrt Horbor
Chamber of Commerce
W.-YN.T~Co. 2111 San JolQu n Hilla Rd
Newport Center
Realtors &44-<t910
EUIM VAN HOUTef
El... is o "°""' N.w YO!\• . .lie hot·
o 8.S, • M.S. fn:wn Univ. of N. Y ••
OCtftU, I~ I Oioim'CJll of,
.Spe.dl & Thedre ~-in N.Y.
Oy • ., ""'··~Ion f0t Mttn>ntedio. Sdiool of
Perf Oll'llifto Mt. Theol. VtllqJOfd.
~ Poits O'C.al VloQe, Son Pecfro. Her W"ft pcMIMoft it
OMctor of PR•~ lor .... ~ Sh~ng center
N~Be.oh
A
Uw:lo ~-.. ~ oppo1111· 'ed offtce mcJll09ll' of c~
~utive Su .. in ~ 8e<Xh.
Sho'WOt =:iv'~ for S >"' wirh LirtW!• ttpl)ltl. hg.inQ "'°"°"' 'etfXl'lr:5'::" ... , the g. ecutive S\;1e, r~pon\Jbjlily in-
clude1 ~ f,. wllic• ollice
wittf for the ~' Mn•u
Pltl10" wllo is rlOI ....;1~ lo mole rhe
commitment of 0 " ll()l)QI orroeo
lecne witi1 odd.cl ••i:ieme of 11011
&equrpmenl.
c•A .....
b9allns.lh
517 San Nlool•. &te 106
Newport 8nch 840-5470
O-/Pott1t1 of Me10 Veidt
Donce C:O-.... 1ecxlle1 ,,..,._ovs
clooe1 in bo'l111. lop. jou. done•·
t•or<•I•· & d•.co for odulr1 &
ch.ldt0t1. Le<lo wo1 o formei dancer
or New Y°'~ 1 lo!in Quor1., &
C opocdxn:i. Le lo & her pattl\llf
Cliene 8.#91"1 at e'PO"(l nq the ~ Cort* to ll'<lude o \hop <or·
ry<nq o cQtt'fll•• r.,,. of dcinc-.
booh & 11(ord1, 91111 &
f\'>emor~
MeMVwde
Dmce Ccwner
2150 Harbor Blvd. #7B
Costa Mesa 5'0-5953
LOUISI MUltPHY
~;,the~· monoqet f.,,
Miuo0n v;,,;o '"~"'"· 'fC'.11 loco! Mertedt..S-. no O.O..dwp.
Mis. Mutphy hos be.. in the
CJUtOf'l'IObile ~ toillce 1947 &
hos 0 VO" ~ of .,._SI
odrnn1trOINe P"°'"°"" needed .
for o 1ucc9'lfi.4, vnooth MWWlq or·
~io<\. morned & ~ w~h her
i.,lbond in Sal .luc7t Coplll?OtlO.
Mls.,_fttfe= 28101 MergUent.e
Mlu ion VltWO 495-1700
CASIY tUFfllM41TOM
Now• Ca£1ornoon. hot ti... o pro-
fe<siond ~oP« for ,,., .. 3
~5yr10fl ~y~
Univ. Hen °'-Y' loved ~ ~ & entered !hit profession by
cxciclorlt ,.....,, ~ bouc# her
phot~ Spedolfin9;,, "°"'°' 011i1tlc. pottroits of all 099,1
9fpeclcly ~ & babies. T riAy o
prof111tbd """' ,., Im! to .... pro-
0(1.
· Hun:=s:701
Oi1. of Nu•I••· Roleigli Hills
Hc»pl!al. ~ 35 IVWlq 11011
tMmber\ Ill ~. hotpilol ...+ik+. trtots
e1clu1lvely the dlleo•e of
o'cohoM\ Mri. Voq&I ho\ i,...,
employed by Roleicj> Hi111 slN:e
IW2. Oori1 II qvo1ed °' '°\'11'9 he<
pre1tnl r.;.,1iri0tt provldo1 "the
qoeote11 Jl:lmerit ~· In •P:•• of 1he IMrtOl<Oll\ enc0111t8'ed" ., ...........
1 1 E.1eth.Slf~
Newport Beach 84 ' 701
HB.l.O lH3tE V'rdy tAi>CO!I llom
Amencon u,-Aqency ~'
Peno-M ~ peimone"tly,
v.c1y·1 oljjective ~ lo foo/p peOf)le
ll'Cl.,1tes>d ~ve1or.d1he" op
pot!ullitre1 "° rltot r!>ev <Oft "'°"" Ol\d cony in dec•••O"• 1ho1 hold
potential fO' o produthv., I.I"
Qvo!jf;ed by '"'e"1ove hO·" "1
eduto•iotl. eipwt..xe ond ··n.:ll'e
deck~ V.dy ..;t be on 011e1 10
you ~ oe people ond
people oo "!.b.Aones\.,Coll Vic~'
•..nc.c......•l"Kr
610 Newport Celltllf Or Newport SNon 64().8'70
lllTTY ....
Wir\I Volley Redly Newpo-1 8eO(h.
A c,oduote of UC. a..\., the P'.,
~ worktd for City of NewpcYI
lleodl ond Seri of Amenco. Volun-
t-td ~IOwch~tO· llottc 01 Home 5oaety
!Deb. 8oll Cl"I.~ .>. Ebel! of Np!.
Sch (W-o( the Yeo). llolboo
Penln. Pt. AHn .. Bot Phil. Goup.
Am« c ON:. Soc. lo f'OTle 0 r-.
,.., ·:',l
1•70Jambor .. d ..
Newport llNch 8'0-9900
Dory4'e ii ,..., to ~ Co~
1'0nsfltfTed by her f'rm from LA. 10
._OI O~lrithe
Newport 8eod\ Corona Del Mor
. -She .-ablsNd mcl'ly _,...
1tc0td1 in L.A. e.cidet ~
tMNt1 recoodi. otNericdy
Oorylle hot .., "°'f ~ tecoda.
She -In .... .bier for J -~ "" wiri-'9 0 QDlc:t
,,...,. "' !loci • Nlcf. ' ... ~infilld_..~ .
Cir ......
.._..,,.Cu11f_,
1220 N. BtOllldWaV
Santa Ana
••
Im p1011eme11t c ..... ,. A1
teodter/lecN• & ,.,fO'd,e, .. IWd
of~ Glnoho.~o
compr.i..nV.e •tud.nr ~e·
rnent •Y''-boted on 3 "'°'"
oreot: Cor•tcliorl of leorrWl9 pro-
blt rn: developrN"' of 111ide11t
OWOr.,_ r~ty & cOlllrol ill
~ parel'll "°""'9 10 continue
11udtl'll ~:!:" ot home. Goduote mop UClA
n.es..... ....... , ... ,~
901 Dover Drive
Newport 8ea$ 842·9088
Srorred Nysrrom Anoe.arid Pet..,,..
nel Aqency ~the •equM' of t.e. Of.
flee Ovt1<tood ,,_._ ~lf'<J o uni·
que opprooch Nys11om A1\0Ci0111
ope•ores more en o seacll f•m con·
llJArj,,q will\ both C~enl & QP!llicOl\I
f()' loolq ,...., ,~ Corporate ,..
locotioM oe o specidly Joye il o
,.,...,,i,.. of~ A1iocioltot of
Accoumorm. P~ & l~mal
Reo11;.,.,. a i\ o UClA &i.,..;or.
Sp.a~ ...
.. ,,.,..... AuocWH
3723 Birch Street
Newport 8e11eh 557.00.CS
PAM c1uu•1 1
1Coepi11q ostrido ti-. "'°'' of 1elo-
vonr inlo<mollon in fo11 C:,OWW>Q
O.onqe Co .. Gbborel & Anoe., o
l&Om of 'boy comdtOl'lll. f°""°9d
& leod by PO'ft Gbbor"5 IJM!iahet
in the C7eohon of illfo rem.val
l)'\19"'S. c & II ,..;t crea!e " COM-
f'O"Y or dept. libroy, obton booh.
~~. ~ artl(l~. HI ~
rer.;evol 1ysrem for ettq. drowillql,
ll'ldP. & ~ ~ .... bi~
grophic doro ~ MO'Che,.
CAIOLYM TOllH
Coralyn ii Va "-ident ol her
colftpony, oui•lol'lt '" its
mo,,09em•"t o"d o top
tole1womori ..;,I\ 12 mMon irt '°""
f\ 1976. She crnd her hutbond. Hal
Tobin, hove 090ttd. In 4V1 Y"-o
totol full attVk• Real E1101e
or~ ~ -'th eoltt, •
develop"''"'· ond prope1ty
"'01109•--· A reelderw of H.B. f«
• 12 yecn. tt.. la Odf.oe .. '""""f .~offoln..
, ... ...., Ilic.
5142WamerAve . Huntington
840-1371
Beien
I
uz•r•ws Liz ~ r..-a °"""' ol Liz ~ p_,,.,,., /\qt!irKy. in
~~,,.,_;_ ....
~at °'""Job·~ ...... Ur.IO)'I that~ hers
pcild off .inc. the shop "' 1965. U1 la the l'ltat womon
~· "°"' uo ~Pio. CJ"" & it a ~ of the Calf.
~~~ fmtJdpl1 .... ~ & ft 91'1
01ou"tl Jtt o Y~/ow Coro
/laomtJ::MI
Lh .~ .... •11 ,,
4020 Birch sa.. SC. 104
Newport .. 1»4190
Rowdo ~ ~in ro•·
or-oented frnoncd ploMtnq f01 bu\;.
na11 ond pofe<sionol women. A
Univ. of M.cliqcJ" qoduole. 1Ni i1
·~ l •
I I
' !
.,
Ii
I
lo
P'"'idw cJ "'8 w-·· Division • 1 of LUALA o "*'*'9r ol Womell • ,.
L~ Ron:! Table. it octflte 11'1
lier c~ ond 11 0 frequet>t
p.Aitc .~. We d.fo ROlfclo
fOI her leocMl'Op 81 ~.
..
A norive of '4lPll" Wiscomitt & rO.i ...
o re\lder'il of Newpott 8eo6t is Ol'I ..
~ couuelor OI Newpo-t
p_,_i ~· ~· .... found ·~. 0 thollen?e • i-tanal ~ ~
tMpioyee ~· si,. ~ '•' -.
'
wor\inq willt ~ to help then!
find jur.1 ti.. "<Jtt job in ordw IO ob-
toift their qodi & petlOflCll IOfisfoc· I
Ii<>" "' "*' -potitionl. -.... ,.,.
Ptn-11 Afl"Cy
2182MwtlnAve
Irvine 752-0331
JoOWiq Vcky R.dy 18 month'
090, Cleo Monolisi os on
OS\OCOotft-~ ot the ~
8eoclVIMrie oftoee. 1470 Jambo-90
Rd. She holds the dltW.ttion of the
lorqest i.ol. " !he l>s'°"f of V d1ey
Realty. Previo1n employment
includes olta no109emeo1 and
technicol illvs!Totor for l..odhHd
Aitcroft. A 5fe member of Sr.
~ Medcal Cent• G.'ld, ~
feSides OI the Boo'boo 8oy CJ..o.
. Vtiley IMfw 1470Jamb0ree~d. News>ott hectii ,
• IOSE SIMOHIAH
Role wo\ born & roi~e:l in
Pmodeno. Cdifomoo. Cl!y of Po~
She 1s o qroduote of Po.odeno J..
Cotleqe & ~ School of Roal
&tote Rote hO> roi«l 2 c~. o
\()fl wl.o ' 0 doc<!>< & 0 dot.+••
..+io is o '""""'"' She ha< b.en w~h
Poce•o !<1>oltyJ0<) y~ .. 1971 s~
-.,, f:,, ,. ... ~ >',..~..,,.. of rhe
y!t'lt
racera Realty
1524! Whittier ervd
Whittler. Ca. 622-0872
SHHRJLL PATllClt
Sherril beqat her ~'(Ole., "'
olloee eqlipment sale\. A love for
IYOvel ond f,. C'll-hos tc,len het
to mote !hon 5 \lotett ond "141 hos
suppJe""""'ed thot by ~
tro•el t~ the "'°'Id A
dynom<, '"°"""l penonolity St.em~
is on above owe<O')e producer of.
ntle "''..,once in the H..,,hnqton
8eoch. FOlll!on Vawy oSlnct of her
company.
Co11 :cw ....
L..d nte. Ca-.-, 1220 N. Broadway
Santa Ana
MAIY L& DEMAIO
Is the ow-of May L.,.. s roJ.ons
" Fouma<> Vclo,,y. o d' ~· ""'" l0t WO"len's OOtltlf qtdty ""'"'"1
Mory \OV'. '1 t..o..e fo s .. ., My
Ctrttorners G:.riq Home H'J(>py "
She hos beM" •he clotl>nq r .. Id f0t.
22 y&Or\ & on odcif-ot> to f.f'< ~""Y
..:hedul., ''r.,..-,inq •he \lo<o" M lry '' o''° rh., ,,,.,,._ of l '°"' & • ,,,, :>
b.6y "°"'~
Mwy Lft'1 fasWOM
18 t 20 S Brookhurst
Fountain Valley 963-7501
MYU HBUMA
Op.r11n9 t>er OWi! OCJflflCY leu •hon 2
)"1 O?O· MY'o IQ become one of O.onqe (<><tty's mo« r~ed
l'I0<1141i .. !he .,.;,..,~ & PIAk
relot•ons foeld. Her ellen\rve
bulJ<11m bocl~. ~ flCfudM
""• pr~ of the Cloi.f4r Corp.,
h°' bro;,qllr o ,.-dfl ~ of 6eM
to her, O'"°"'J them ore Newport
Equoty Fund\. Inc . Wu1t Coc111
Hehcop1.,,, Bkx~becr.f, T.,._
A.\QCoC)IO\ & Hom., by .io-i, ""'
Myra H.,,....
& Associates
3001 Redhill Street
Esplanade •1. Ste 216•
COstaMasa
(714) 549-8595
KAIEH L MAIT1H
A woman who hor "oll rho
answers." Ms Mort.n ~ f~ &
pr1!1rleri1 of T,,l Tope SY'tem\, o r.... ""'.:h ~ free loped
tolopl.one •nlorm:11.on on o b<ood
'°"'JO of ....qec1 frorr> low to
eductJ••on & •rtYe\lm.,.rs Ms.
Mo-tin, edv:oted OI Coll.ot)e of
ldCJho & T ol yo b'll'<he1 of th-.
Un·v nf Marybid & Sor.h.o Un•,
"1uncl>"'<1 her -"'TY' ~ oft,., q .,...
ol l)Ubl.c ~ worl bo<h obrOIX!
&o!l•heUS.
T•J.Tape Srshtnl
4029 Westerly Pt. Ste 1 1 1
Newport Beach
(714) 762-6346
Vt110 8vflet ~ Sec. Tr&Q\ of Tobon
Realty Inc • ~ in 4 '1 years hm
bea>me one of II,. moll OCl•Yfl R.E.
ofrtC fl\ in H.B. She is a loc1i "°"'"9
produc« ond olto on1\t1 "' the
rnonoqemem of Tobi" wh•ch
includes r ....... d and IN ~.
con\llUCl1on and property
rnonoqement. \I era and Hol and
Carolyn Tobin llCMI mode rt,.;,
company o truly full·suvice
()(90"'ZOtt0n.
Tobll IMlty lftc.
5142Warne£ Ave.
Huntington Beach
8-46-1371
MARION~
A notive Calfornion Morion ho\
r~d .,, O C for 2S yecn.
pre\eMfv r~ "' Irv•'>& HO\ )
qown children, oA CdM Groduot!ll.
A mombet of the 1-lt>wr<l'1 Me..a
Bootd ol Red!°" crd pr-•tv
ouoc. with Vo:ley Reohy of
Ncwporl S..cxh. II member of
Nr•wporl Boo~h Chamber ol
(-:1rnme•co WortYY> I (~ of
R11ol1 or1. Normll11y 01\oc ""''" Wh,.,,,., fov C 1, 8 B Child
G...don<e. luiheron Clvth. P T II.
Valev Realty
646-9900 .
Borboro Torre*~ well lno-in
It.al a101e & 8onbng c.rdes offeti
0 brood bod9~ to the Oem
1ho CilHOntly sflf'le\ in cen1r()I
Orange County. Borbora hos
d'''inq"''hed hec\l'Jll m o top b.Mleu dewolopment offoc• in the
motlqoq• loo-I crd ~inq field,,
crd pre~ a settinq new recood'
mo trtle inwonce producor.
Co•••••
L-4 Title c JP ' .., 1220N.8~Y SlllltaAna
JHRJ WHITTIMORI
W;il c&lebole her 4th onni-sory
""'h 1,.;,,., Penomel in Febtuory &
hos betlll on oct tve cOll'selor "'
Oo<199 Co. l0t the po•I 10 yeo'
Ptiot IQ tM time 'IN! WO\ ored0tl
c~ of q-r, "°"""l cen111<'"'
1...11 & Bewer+y Hi1' & ""°'~ for o
numb.ii of yeor. in P"""'"' .ndu· ''V
Je,.i ho1 0 !:My home "e· enioY' t.w poolt., & ~dorwsq ,f t.mo
pemlltt.
lrYLM
p.., a• 11 Agettey
488 E. 17th St .. Ste 224
Costa Mesa 642·1470
Sunday, ...,'*XIS. 1'77
WO\ '°''ed "' ChcOQD. qad.oted •lhono<s from the lh•. of AnL, hol ~ 15 Y" lll<p;,,ocf.emlingwl,.,,,.
int'I 09'111(i8'. crd occ:t. b!Snqi <>"et
\7M. In t968 V.O e<tabli9'.d her
O"'n oqency. providing full
od.e<ti~ P.R.. morketinq. ond
wles p•om. ser•ices. 'She ho'
lec:t11ed & '"""" ~ the Siote for prof I 9'004» & !,kW, of
Calif.
Crow.I Mel.,, '9c..
4'299 Mec:Arthur Bf. Ste 107 NewPOrt Beach ~9e0
Mn. ,..,,·t. at Sne$nq & Snelt:nq
of Newpott Beach Aqency. Gr.
ho& u1~ her educo!IOn a U of
Teom & e"en.i..-e "oiMsQ at Snell·
inq & Snell·..q Int 'I H&Odqucir1cn 10
m•ist 1ho Mono')•' & hi1 S ~ ;,, ploc""} opplo~ "'
c.a-po ''°"' "' Oonqe ~ wdlSll'y ~ & ~ollinq ;, mo
Wo;ld'l Lorqrnt Profe\l•onol
~'Service""''" ovet 500 ofroee\ n the Un.tad S•o!.,, &
So.,d, Amenco "We l'l<xe Pl!Qf.lo
from oll'ice pe<W'1 to Pr.,1i".!ent ... =~r~~ 4340 Campus Drive
540-5001
llOllH J. WATBS
Robin J Woter1 hos been
appointed at o Butineu
development reptesenlot,.,. for
Commooweolth lond Title
Company in Oonqe C0<rty. Mrs.
""°'~ hos been (ICTi,,. in Oonqe County f0t rhe la<• s..ven ~.,
bani inq and f n•.,nco 01 on
-.ecllfi.-. will! IN lmpetiol 8arnl
Prior to .+.or. the "'°' o r.A .....
model. o~ on flOfional ~~ii monied. la two'
dtic*en c.d M. In tMne.
COMMONWEALTH L.MI,. c11,..,
1220 N. Brl)adway
SantaAl'\ll
Mwe R.eollor A1Wlciote in Beach
Goes 0'00. >pecio'zinq in re~tio/
and flCOfl1e propert1111 P"'W'I was
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Davidson Realty's trained pro·
fessionals sold and listed over one
million in Newport Beach properties
last week! Let us help you BUY OR
SELL!!
11 l VIA HfCI a delightful Lldo Isle 4
bdrm .. family home, with cozy frplc.,
book-lined, family kitchen-dining rm.,
wet bar, qujck possession! OPEN
SAT SUN. l·S. $157,500.
l I J 15&.AHD deluxe home, just com-
p 1 et e d, in an established
neighborhood. Walk to stores, library,
beaches & bay. OPEN SUN. 1·5. Only
$145,000.
CAMHRY VII.LAGE commercial JUST
LISTED, comer location. 4 car park·
ing, 2 offices. Owner will lease back.
$110,000.
OCIAHFIOMT DUPLEX 3 Br, each unit.
Fantastic tax shelter, best beach loca-
tion. Bulltins. A steal at $175,000.
WATllRIOMT 3 Br, 2 Ba + family
room. Nr. tennis courts & swimming
pool. $110,000.
DAVIDSO N REALTY
KIY TO THE PllV A.Tl
IEACH AREA
Goes wtth this decorator's delight.
Com e see this nice 4 bedroom home in
Corona del Mar's Cameo Highlands.
$123,500.
I ENJOY OCEAMFtlOMT UVIMG
In South Laguna from a secluded 2
bedroom hideaway. You can quietly
meditate while the gulls cavort over
sand & surf a few feet from your sun·
deck. This can be paradise for only
$99,500. Ask us for "The Golden Key
To Heaven."
DO YOU HA VE 20/20 EYES
Because you'll love the fantastic view
from this charming 3 bedroom, 21~
bath Dolores model condominium in
the Bluffs. $152,000. Your guests will
appreciate the wetbar & large
wraparound cocktail deck. Dull eyes
will brighten here!
IMVESTMIMT OPPORTUNITY
Four vacant lots with 250' frontage on
Chapman Ave. in Garden Grove. Only
$93,500 & it's near proposed new
Kaiser Hospital.
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TAYLOR CO.
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llG CAMYQM "MONACO"
Exquisite taste i n d ecor &
improvements. Parquet foyer, custom
cptng & drapes, customized kitchen.
Lus h ldscpng & jacuzzi. 3 Bdrms &
formal DR. Golf course & city Ughts
view.
7 R UE GRAND VALLEE S/S 1·5
JASMIHI CIHK o.-.sTORY
Perfection thruout! Many
improvements in this beautiful 2 BR &
den. Expensive wall coverings, cptng
& drapes. Wonderful jacuzzi outside
mstr ste. Security gated area. $154,000
26 SHOAL DR. OPEN SUN. 1·5
UCLUSIYI veo.ICUFFS -un.ooo
Charming rustle Prov. with
picturebook setting. Restful &
beautiful area. Custom built 3 BR
home with lovely pool. Abundant fine
wood thruout. View of ocean from
mstr BR.
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home. lf you are paytna
wailed rent money.
bere'1 your chance to get.
IOme W dedUCliON 4' a
uvinas accnt started.
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41EOROOM
FantastJc family home in
Cotta Me1a 's nicest
area. ' larae bedrooms wltb massive master
1uite. Elegant dining.
Huge brick ftrel)lace in
luxurious living room.
Oall now 646-7171. $58,950
lulJ price!
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try to classic old WOT'ld I'm yours forever! You'U
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Golf course views! Brand new!·
Security gate! Pools & tennis courts!
"Greenbrier" 2-sty model. 2 BR,
sitting rm, 2 ba, formal DR. For lse
$850 mo. For sale $149,500. "Oakcrest''
1 -sty 2 BR. Highly upgraded.
Air-cond, l ush c ptng & drapes, .
microwave. Lse $795 mo. "El Dorado"
3 bdrms, 2'Yia bas. 2·story. Lge kitchen
& DR. Lease $850 mo. For sale
$159,500
26 CANYON ISLAND DR. I S/S 1·5
(Off F..ord Rd. -East of Jamboree)
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''Gooe Witb TM wtad" """' dun. Price l1 only Fla.atone fireplace; charm..-.eauea.1•1. Pr Ice ? fJOOOO. Call now to 1ee HUGE Fam rm w/24 MUSTSILL ~ I.Ct• WI flJHtull"""i•" act or f7Nsso •UMY ~a.anln· (open 4 •·Z STotlY
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M ln 1ilEW-cond. PaUo tiu l'l•satoDt tHr&H. • muaJve brlck flreplaee. Hideaway muter 1wi.. ~ _.. S•I'· llltl2' offict or a bat.bl. 2:&' lamlty enter. ~ "" wort.shop. exu• Garden tahune.ot room. Mao7 PAYMT. or tack rm. rnlt • deeontloo ltema, l.t .
SpaclOU8 a bedroom o(. _....trees. l!atln pro. cutom 1buttere a11d
fel'I privacy aod luxury pertJ l\U HW t' fnce • r~u :a~~. Woa't
at nuonabla price. No itdobe brtcl w.U.. · °"" 111 •.1111UN ro 11 Nl('ft
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... This custom·buUl home is the one
for you! 3BR, iaree faQ;LU,y rm wl wet
bar,. beaut. r,naster BR sufte, gourmet
kltcb & VIEW, VIEW, VIEW.
LOOKIN• AT HAUOI VIEW?
... Don't look any further. JBR, },>right
s unny kitcb, large master suite. large
closets, and decorated in soft beiges.
Sheltered paUo and lovely garden.
VIEW, VIEW, VlEW.
LOOKING OH THE PENINSULA?
... We have found it! 3BR JBA plus
guest qtrs, just one block to ocean.
New kitch, beaut. garden and lots of
g lass to let the sunshine thru.
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1'170 JAMBOREE RO . NEWPORT BEACH
1002 GtMral 1002
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·~HERITAGE
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IASTSIDE
Great fatnlly home, 3 BR, 2 Ba. many new
features. Best or schools. Xlot area. Shown by
~ppt. o41y. $m,500 .
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IRANDHEW
4 BR. 2 Ba. Cam·rm
home, fantastic green·
belt, tmmed. occupancy upon approval. $71,000
54M640
rail 9MW 111"'1 ~ RULTOlt5 ·
.OPEN HOUSE
SAT &SUN 1i-4PM
Peppertree Model, 3 Br i ---------------1 Ba, air cond., quiet cul de sac. $68,000. Localed BEST IN BLUF.FS .
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IA YFAOMT ~N -Panoramic View.
1st Time Offered. Completely UP·
graded. Best quality. 2250 Sq_ ft. 3 ~r.
form . din .. 2'"2 ba .. fam rm. (including
pool table.) 2 LrJ? enclosed patios.
$137,500!
EARLY ILUFFS -End Unit. Wide
greenbelt, poolside loc. 2000 Sq ft. 3
Br fam rm, 3 ba. Completely ..l"edec .. ne~ bathrooms, kit. plantation shut·
ters, elegant neutral carpeting. Like
new. low lease. taxes. $122,5001
ULAN. Rare expanded end unit. 2500
Sq ft. 3 Br. 21 2 ba .. rorm din. fam rm.
w 2nd frpl c·wetbar. Huge patio,
bayview. Many xtras.
OPEH I ·5 41 Z VISTA 9U1MT A
RANCHO SAH JOAQUIN -Best green·
belt loc. End unit. New 2 br, den, wet-
bar, 3 patios. very upgraded. $92,500.
HELEN B. DOWD
RULTOll. IMC. MLS 644-0134
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~COATS & WAI.LACE
':::rJl REAL ESTATE. INC.
4 LOCAUY OWNlO COMPAfO' Sl RVING
THE SOUT COAST AREA SINCE 196J
TRY & BEAT THIS!
Beautiful Costa Mesa 3 Bedrm.,
hardwood noors w1th family room
and a uUlily room -bobby room
ADDITION! Bright a nd shiny
kitchen with upgraded fl ooring and
electric builtins. Many, many
stor age cabinets. $59,900. so ACT
FAST ! Call: 546-4141
DECORATOR'S DREAM
The beautifully upgraded interior of
this MESA VERDE BEAUTY wW
.. knock your eyes ~tit "! Enter
through a gated private front entry
and tush tropical landscape. You'll
delight at the 3 large Bedt'ms. and
modernized kitchen. Much more to
this OUTSTANDING home! $73.400.
Call : 546-4141 ' DRAMATIC, UNUSUAL ,
All our s t aff s ays this
OCEANWOOD home is a RARE
JEW EL. 2 Bedrm, including
master, downstairs wltb 2 b ig ~drms. upstairs. Large formal
dining room with 22' vaulted ceiling
overlooks ATRIUM. Family room ·
with fireplace. $97,500. See this today! Call: 962-4454 .
• VALUE PACKED
Westside 3 Bedrm., 2 Bath home
with 20• formal d ining room +
tamUy room with fireplace. 70x110' lot has recreation vehicle or boat
access. CALL NOW 9624454
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
Brand new, n ever llved in,
ei.ecu•tve home. 2 Story Uvlng room
with massive fireplace and view.
1oet. 4 Bedrm., ts Bath. family room
and library. All of this look.s out
onto s pectacular pool, waterfall and
1ott course. Truly an out&W>ding
home. Opc.n ll9UJe i-s. 17 Rofal St.
George, Ne1'Port Beach. Call: StM161
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SPARKLIHf; POOL l:IOM•
Beautiful 4 ~rm. hOme. Great
ltelUoll ...-Cost.a Mesa Hlgll and OT•a1e Coast C0Ue1e. Faotastlc1
pool with Jacuul. OW.door heaters,
l&f BBQ. Secluded co,n yard,
talrY with fishpond. See this unJque ~me today. '18.aoo. cau : tl.
at 2361 Fig Tree Co((
Walnut & Rainlree Ln.)
in TLL1tin. 731-0195 Agt.
LARGE LOT
3 BDRM BEAUTY
Only $54,500 buys this
lovely 3 bdrm home in
choice CM. Must see to
appreciate. S45·9491.
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Walker &lee
Heal fstat11
Bl~~o.n . 11 er Ln.
Beaut. 4BR. large hv ..
den & fam rms .. 2
massive fire places,
magn1Cacenl 1w1m ·a.
pool, j a c uii 1 and
walerfall. Great home
for entertaining. Secun·
t y g uard at ga le11
.s.:!42,500. OPEN S UN 1·4 I'&.-I 0921 Ge11C1'al : I 002
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MEARMEW
ALREADY
Ff NAN CED
W/l~ VA loan. Be first
lo see this one, won't la.,t
l ong a l $64 .950 .
Complete ly upgraded.
earth tone decor. Adult
o ccup ied L ovely
lndscpd. lge lot. near So.
Coasl Pin a. 546-1754 or
968-3371.
Walker & lee
· Neal tsrate
DOVER SHORES
Spacious 4 bdrm .
custom built; one owner resideoce in a prime.
view area of Santiago
Drive. Family rm with
wet bar, marvelous St.
Charles is land kitchen.
very latge, forlJ\lil dininR
rm.: space for a pool ·
$239.500. Lea11ehold
EILHH HUDSON
REALTOR 644·0322
lncornnarable!!
Desert bes {bi; 4 Bedr m.
Dover Shor es ho me
Family room w/wel bar,
lg . Ms tr. s uite and
kitchen w /breakfasl
noolt all have a splendid
viewol\Jpper Bay &sur·
rounding m o unta ins
This bome is bui ll around
an atrium & oval pool
with fountain ft retract a·
ble dodle + healed & filtered jacuui spa,
steam balb & garden.
Mudt, much morel Ter·
rific buy 41 $320,000
Mesa Verde For
Lachenmyer
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NEW LISTINGS
CDM -$89,500
Warm and cozy 1 bdrm 1 ba home on
quiet street w/another bdrm & bath
underoea,.th. R·2 lot with plenty or
room for a.dditional new unit. Walking
distance to shops & schools.
CDM -SI 11:soo
Warm and cozy with custom extras,
vaulted ceilings, free stan~ frplc &
heate d patio plus more . A cozy
atmosphere -ct"iarming 2 bdrm, 2 ba
home in prime area or old CDM. 11.z blk
to view of blue Pacific and bay. Open
house Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m.
EAST SIDE CM UNITS
7 new units under cons truction soon,
and to be completed mid·77. Fine
townhouse design and we11 located. A
very wise purchase for the investment
minded. $1297,500
E. SIDE CM
Beautiful 3 bdrm home on lg lot w/doll
house in rear under huge shade tree.
Use any lender of your cboic~ but do it
quickly. Priced to sell this weekend at
S61 ,tOO
~RVINE -CAMPUS VIEW
Garden hotne 3 bdrm, 2 bath, patio
kitchen, wet bar. air cond. pool, schls
& shopping nearby. $16,500.
Gracious family living at a fine price!
3 bdrm, 2~ ba w/forma_I dini'1g,
f amily rm, frplc. private patio.
Pool/lounge, 15 acre park, preschool,
hi school, s hopping all close by. Bring
ck for SIOS,000.
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HoMIS OPEN l·S TM1 AftcntOOlt
UM19UI IM THE aUFFS -Delores, 3
Bdrms, 2lh Baths, immed. occup ..
great greenbe1t, asking $129,500. See
Fran Scott at 2195 Vista EntTada
UN19pt OH IALIOA ISLAND -
Shiogfed 2 story, 3 bdrms, brick patio.
Asking $119,500. See Rita Boland al
227 Apolena.
UNIQUE IN HAUC. VIEW HILLS -3
bdrm Lusk, charming, sunny, super
condition. See Sharon Smith at 1234
Sand Key. Bring$155,000.
UHl9UI IM IA YCllST /IACllA Y -
Nicely located " bdrm. 3 bath, w/fam
rm + pool & lge covered patio. A11 for
$116,000. See Kay Glavas at 1743
Baype>rt. Way. .,
UMIQUIE: IM COSTA MESA -Charming
4 bdrm, pooJ home, slide, near S.C.
Plaza. $66,500. See Wendy Beam at
1003 Post Road. near Babb Street.
UMl9UI 114 COIOHA DB. MAI -Cot·
tage, So. of hwy., 2 fireplaces. 2
bdrms, 2 baths. See Allan Heller at 432
Carnation. Bring $149,500.
UMIQUE IM COIOMA DEL MAR -So.
Hwy, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, charmer. VA
loan. See Nadine Crout at 605 Carna·
tion. Bring $105,000.
UNIQUE IM TUltll.BOCI -4 bdrm,
beaut. cond .. trees. view, lge lot,
$139,500. See Carol Drake at 18691 Via
Torino.
UNIQUE IN JASMINE CIHI< -Neat 2
bdrm. den nr tennis courts. jacuzzi. &
pool -$140,000. See Ronnie Lundy at
18 ShoaJ Orive.
UMtqUE IM THE ILUFfS -3 bdrm end
unit with lovely patio. Asking $126,000.
See Marge Ellmore at 501 Playa .
UMIQUE lM HIWPORT SHORES -A nice
r enta l -3 bdrm. FR. nr beach & ten·
nis. Lease at $450 d'10. See Natalie
Foga1'y at 251 Prospect.
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llUFB CARMELITA
OHE OF THE IEST!!
Located on"beautirul vlew greenbelt.
Spacious 4 bdrm., 3 baths , formal din-
ing, cheery brkfst. area. Good value
ror $120,000
COMPAIE THIS -$82,000
4 Bdrms., bonus rm., h.uge country
kitchen with frplc. In the new Sand-
pointe development -great location
near park & tennis courts. Assumabli
V.A. loan at 8~o/r .
TURTLBOCK PlfDE
Immaculate &plillevel home on quiet
Cul·de·Sac str eet. 3 spacious Bedrms ..
formal dining + large family room
with stone fireplace. Ve ry private re·
ar yard with large heated pool and
ample decking -mature landscaping.
3 car garage + special parking for
R.V. or boat. $152,500 you own the
land. Treat yourself today, beld open
Sun. 1B752 Via PalatiJlo
C.F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
I 0021 Ci-Heral 1002 ..............................................
llST O' CdM
.Lusk exclusive, fabulous Gceanview
home with private beach. Featuring
4 Bedrms or 3 and den. Separate
dJnlng, nook, excellent high corner
location. $189,900.
LtQO ISLE
Charming Spanish Villa with
separate maid or in-law quarters.
Best location, overstied lot. Open
beam ceilings.
Sl'YGUSS TUDIWIMDS
Spacious 4 Bedrms. and family
room. 2 fireplaces , wet bar.
'fabulous sit.down ocean and Bay
views. $238,000
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FIHERHO~ES
FROM $45,tSO TO $1.200,000
HST YALUl-11& CANYON
3BR, 2 1h bath D~.ane home -
superb location -sbperb VlEW -
superb value at $210,000 fee. OPIH
SUM. 1·5 P.M. #IS' RUI CAMMIS.
(A44)
DON"1' MIS. THISI
,Of'IH SUM. J•I P.M.
I 4 I I llYIHE A YD.. t:lL
A truly pretty, wqo~ed home
w /pool-size yard, so!t water , 3BRs,
2 baths. One look &; it will sell !
ONLY $87,500. Lois' Miller 642-8235.
(A45)
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OP84 SUM. 1·5 P.M.
Brig ht -lig ht & c heerful
atmos ph e re thruout this 2BR
charmer. D en /game r oo m
w /floor·to-ceillng brick fireplace. 3
baths. Extra bonus room attached
to garage. Lovely covered patio +
trees & plants. Short walk to
private beach. CA46i
PANORAMIC VIEW!
Bay. boats & city Bghts ! Dramatic
Dover Shores 2BR, + deo, wood &
s tone home w /spacious private
courtyard, pool, jacuzzi, garden
lights & maint..f re~ landscaping on
lg. corner lot. Features 2 fireplaces,
lath & plaster. beautifully crafted
built.ins + deluxe security system.
$215,000. Marjorie Mahon 644·6200. (A47)
EASTSIDE -WJSTSIDE
All around the town. Where can you
find a 2BR home in Costa Mesa for
$45,950? Fantastic corner lot w /lots
of room to add on. For info -Lois
Miller 642·8235. (A48)
CHARM-PtUYACY-LOCATIOH
These are but a few of the
amenities round Jn this newly
refurbished home located in prime
Eastside Costa Mesa. 3BRs, dining,
guest quarters & party-sized jacuzzi
make this a veTY desirable
property. $104,500. 'Polly Johnston
642·8235. CA49)
IMA~IME!
Dover Shores Bay!ront + View!
Impressive family '1ome w/4BRs
(3 +den ), formal dining room,
outstanding family room w /wet bar
& view. Gourmet is land kitchen
w /brkfst. room, 3-car garage.
Entr a nce features lovely ppol,
jacuzzi w /cabana & lush green
planters. 45x18 dock & 60' fee lot.
$450,000. Vee Stinson 642·8235. (ASO)
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CAMEO SHotES
3BR, 2 bath highly i.ipgraded family
home on an extra lg. Jot -room for
pool & paddl~tennis court.
Sparkling kitchen w /every amenity
awaits yovr inspection. Private
beaches at your dis pasal. ONLY
$174,500 leasehold. Appt. only.
Sandie Fix 644·6200. (A51)
HEYB MOltf IEAUTIAJL!
Exclusive Big Canyon -ultra 4BR
Deauville in luscious ice·celery
decor w/expansive picturesque
fairway view. $285,000. Donna lee
Custer 642·8235. (A52)
UHIVBSrtY PAii(
''Peter's" townhome -new
2BRs -den -super' location!
$96.000 fee. Laszlo Sharkany
752·1414. (A.58)
FaOMT aow "THI ILU..S"
Beautifully decorated "D" end·unil
w /everything ~ncludln1 a ir
conditioning! Fabulous greenbelt+
bay view! 3BRs, 2~ baths. Avail.
immediately! $152,500 leasehold or
s ubmit lease /option . Cathy
Schweickert 642·82&5. (A~)
IA YMOMT llAUTT
6BR Spanish style mansion for the
executive w /lg. boaUne·orieoted
family. Excellent oversize lot in
choice Lagoon location. Huge slips
for big boats. A great place to raise
your tamUy w /the security or· a
24·hr. guarded gate. A private court
next door! John Granatt\ 642·8235.
(ASS)
'42·1235
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HAZEi.. CAMERON
OftM HOUSI SUM I 05
206 7th St, Huntingtoo Beach
4 BED.ltOOM. 21,.; BATH $87,990
19132 Stingray, Huntington Beach
'\BEDROOM, 1~ Ba, F.R. $55.500
8951 Bol'a Ave, Westminster
2 BEDROOM . 21-'J Ba Condo $54,900
4109 W. 5th St, Unit K·l Santa Ana
2 BEDROOM. l ~ Ba condo $28,900
9536 Mar)posa, Fountain Valley
4 BEDRQOM , 2"'2 BA $74,900
275 Albert Place, Costa Mesa
3 BR. l~ Ba, F.R. Pool $83,500
orrc.TUHITT CAR• NIGHT
Come as you are and get the details on
your future in the lucrative real estate
profession. Speak directly with our
Fountain Valley Manager. Available
Tues. evening 6 to 9 p.m. or call for
appt.
PLAH TOOA Y FOR YOUR TOMOIROW
18055 Magnolia St., Fountain Valley
963-8311
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JUST LISTED
3 Bedroom, 2 bath home on large Jot
jus t steps from North Bayfront. 2
Bedroom, a bath apt in rear offered at
$175,000.
WILLIA~ WINTON REAL ESTATE
229 Marin,, Balboa Island 675-3331
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#24 IOYALST. GEORGE.
llG CAHYOH
On the Golf' Course in Big Canyon!
New Custdn Contemporary with 3
Br. 3 Ba Family Room with Wet
Bar. 70 flt Terrace Deck. Red
Cedar Shake Roof & Siding.
Mexican Driftwood Roc k F;replace,
Cir culating Hot W ater. Vaulted
Beam Ceil'1gs. All Electric Kitchen
with M1 cre>·wavc Oven. Countless
oth e r Arocn 1t1cs . Re du ced t o
$259 .500
#I 6 DEaWOOD LAHI.
llG CAHYOH
Luxurious Four Bedr oom s on Extra
Large LoL Glazed Ceramic Tile
Entry. Wood Pegged Floors and
Thick Carpeting Expensive Wall
Coverings, Exquisit e Draperies.
Every R~m with View of Lush
Gardens, Fowitains. Pool, Jacuzzi.
Overlooks Fairway. $295.000
'I 16 VIA 9Uf0
On Gracious Lido Isl~. Reduced !
Owner Moving to Larger Home Due
to Expandlntt l''amily Needs Would
be Great for Couple who Love
Entertaining. Open Plan and Extra
Large Patio. ldcal for Either Indoor
or Outdoor Bar beques. See Today.
NOW $145.000
••o raosncT ST. H1wron SHOllS
Lovely J Story with Beautiful Decor
2 Bedroo~ 2 Baths Den, 2 Private
P atios. Garden Entry Near
Clubhouse , Pools & Tennis Court.
Reduced to$71,950.
. 205 VIA UDO SOUD
Lido hie Bayfront. 4 Bedrooms &
Study. Outstandin g Vtew from
Nearly Every Room. Enjoy this
Bayfront Beauty from Expansive
Deck on W~ter. Beaches, CluM.
Luxurious Shopping Area & th e
Prestige or a Lido Address Pier Ir.
Slip $210,000. Sunday 1-5
41 t PLATA -IN n9 IWflFS
Immaculate£ Plan Coodomtnium
Re ady for Occupancy. 3 Bedrooms
2~ Baths, Family Room Patio.
Superb View or Upper Bay. For
Lease at $7SO Month. Sunday 1-4.
UDO YllW IAYPIC>KT
Apartment with 55 Ft. Balcony
Overlooking Lido Channel. 3
Bedrooms 2 Baths Van Lult
Wallpaper. Parquet Floors in Entry
Halt. Low Monthly Maintenance
$130,000 Lea.seJtold , atoa• UJNS CO ..
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HARIOR HIGHLAND -4 Ir, den home,
d oH to schools. librClt"'f, shopPlftCJ & park.
BIG BONUS Is o large fonn styte kltchflt w /
beGm cellincp & custom wood cobfMb. Coll
for oppointmtnt.
COLE 'OF MEWPOU REALTORS
25 ISL Co.st Hwy., C:... .. ..._,
675-5511
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JACOBS REALTY
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291 t Mewpori It.cl. corw Jotl9
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BA YFRONT. pier & float, lots $165.000
to $295,000, to build your own custom
home.
ATTRACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 41h
ba., fam. rm. & formal dining; lge.
tile patio & waterfront deck. $285,000
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
! I > 11 .. .,,,,1. 11•·•" N ti It/', t,161
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This 1paclous. luxurious model
overlooks pool. private beach end
b ay and bas a 45' sllp l One of
Newports smartest condominiums,
featured in Home Magailne. Pleue
call for appointment.
THI -S.US II'"
A must .ee~.Absolutely the best buy
in Newport Beach. 2 Bedroom~ 2 Bath, ~a\lllfully appolnted. Only
$123,500 ! 1010 Bayafde Cove East. OPE~ SUNDAY 12-4 or by appoint·
ment
TMI -COUJt91A• ,
Penthouse llvin• at ht bfft!.
Completely seclucfed be~~th nl1btUlbtl/Bay view. 2 m,
den, 2~ baths. s1•.ooo. 988 Bb9id•
Cove West. OPEN SUNDAY··lM or
by appolntment.
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OAILYPILOT
307 VISTA TaUCHA
(Off Del Oro). Splendid 3 bdrm, 2~
bath Bluffs condo; priced to sell fast
at $107,000. including Jand. Open
Sat/Sun 1·5 I
10 IUI CA""'5
Beautiful Big Canyon Condo. 2 Large
Bdrms &c den s u rl'ound j ng 2
landscaped garden courts. Truly
elegant. $20t,950. Open Sun. 1·5
SIAIHOll DUPLD
Good ocean view from this taree 4
bdrm. 2 bath. & 2 bdrm. Always 11111t-
ed, and only. a few s~eps from one of
Newports best beacbel!S . $129AOQ.
DOVll SHOIES ll,IGAHCI
Fantastic f.anoramic y1ew oC ocean •
Fashion ls , and -Back Bay from this
front-row home. Approx. 3800 sq. ft. of
luxurious living space. 4. Bit, 4 baths.
wet bar, huge ram-rm w/frplc and
very Jge formal din-rm. 3 Car garage. An exceptionally bright & cheerful
home. $325,000.
S IDlMS -SI 25.000.
T ransferred owner is offering this lov-
ely large Mission Viejo home, with
formal din-rm. lge fam-rm, (rplc, 3
car garage.
MEWPORT ISLAND DUPLEX
Pride-of-ownership shows in this im-
maculate income proJ)erty. Each noor
has 3 Bdrms. 2 Ba, frplc., 2 Encl 'd
garages. Just s teps to a variety or
water sports. $172,000.
PROFESSIOMAL IUILDIMG
Modern 12 Offices. 2 Secretaries of-
fices. plus Law Library room. Land
has space for Jge addition as well as
plenty of parking. Scheduled income
$27 .800. Absentee owner offering for
only $225,000.
759-0811
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PROPEITIES IMC
OffwiRt:
Duplex on Ocean Ave $118,500
•Bedroom on the hill $98,500
Huntington Beach· Westminster
6 Comm Units -4 Bl ks Sand $169.500
3 Starter -Westminster $49,700
Long Beach -Na pies
8 Dix Units E-Side $~.000 ~Duple>< (Starter)Stg Hill $22.000
Sharp Dpl>< Naples $110,000
We're Expanding-
New Associates Welcom e
Forfwtttat'lafor ...... & ..... c.1
121 JJ Sf2 .. Jl 1 J
16112 PKHk Cod Hwy. H.I.
(Across from ~J
A CONVtNllNT ~INC -.i~•
S€WINC GUIDE FOR THE
CAL ON THE CO.
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40 Ft. lot on Lido • wadea\
1\l'fft. 3 Bdrl'N. +-\Jon1U
room &11med C<"llini-
1198.000
OPIN SUM t ·4PM
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LAWSOHlEALTY
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71CANH HIAV ..
Bul don't wait. You must
1ee thia super famlh
home with~ bed.fooms. 2
atories, is on a corner lot
near \II schools, shop· pint and Huntlnaton
State Beach. AU ror onb'
$83,$00 . Call 641·!311
before It'& loo lote'
t.>1,..,ttJ9••l)I '' tllf "-.,,.f'
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CALUNGC.~ All Offers Submitted s:m Royal. Irvine -Open
House DaiJy-2100 i q n .
Ca ll V . S ha r p -
Eves-640-0110
3%-To SelJmg ()(flee
302 Porlland-H . 9 . ~
Duplex 3 & 2_. Gar -
Huae Corn~-$89.995.
or Leia
H.B. Cont. Condo
Poo l & all t he
Ooodles -Newly
Refurbished S42,SOO -<:aUCQ.
Last or Lido. lo
Isle N.B, Lot -3Sx88-
$100.000. Offer I t.3 Via
Wailers
A Pad f'or Oud
Do al here -Loi 49x 100-
S 1 Iver ado Cun )'on -
Trees-$7,950 .
Business Lot sss.ooo.
170xl00--0n Kutella-
Desperale
Wash Your f'eel
& shoes oU to see this-
AnUquJ1 b-COttage on
cor . 84x102-at 20221
Birch-Around S62.SOO.
Yet-Needs SIOOO
4 Bdrm.-Garden
Grove-$:59.000.
White Water View
Le ve l -1 ~• ac:res -
S89.SOO-<>wt\er wall take
Jei.s-Bulld your Drl'am
Castle herc-An·h Beach
Hh La11una-Ca lling
C Q Quintard tlcdll)'
673·82SO
3%
Total fee -All 10 M.L,-
Mulllple Lisung &ardi.
in Orange -Co.-
Available -Owner -
Occupied & Va cant
Homes-Quic:lt Top
Dollar Sale:.--Qulntard
Rlty. g'73.8~-
HEAltTlllOKEH!
Must sell my beautiful
ocean v i e w h ome,
because of personal re·
WIOl'15. Ju~t redl•c .. new
crpts. drps Bnt buy m
San Clemente. Make of·
for! (I ) 498· 1936 or 11 J
772 7363
CHINO
3 Br, 2 Ba. fam rm, pool.
co rner Jot, lots of
posslbilllies
Open House Sat Sun .
11352 Dunlap Pl.
Chino I ·628·6537
FtXHUPft!tt'S
DIEAM
This lovely Colle1te Park
home just needs paint on
the lns1de/outs1dc. New
sink. garbage dbposal
and waler heater to
bc11in with ls yours.
Three bedroom and
famiJy room with bright
exposure or the sun.
Hurl}'! Call.546·2313.
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!el$HI
WATERFRONT
OPEN SUNDAY l·S
SOl 36th Street
Pier float. Choice loca·
tion; 4 Br, 3 halhs. 2
frplcs .. lizc put10. new
dee. Won 'l last long al
$179.SOO. Balboa Bay Prop.
Rffllton
•671-7060•
SPA.MISHISTATI + GUEST HOUSE + POOL-$57,500
Authentic red tile roof.
Sheltered sttluded entrY
to Nneat living room !
Cantlna kitchen !11UJ din·
Ing! Three Banc:l!do size
bedrooms plus never
btfore never again wine
cellar aod work shop.
Sp~ltlln& summer fun
pool on • u . acr e.
Separate 1ue1t house!
Pancho VIiia must have
lived hehi · doo 't wait ror U\ll ro•nllc adventuN.
C.11 qukU4'1 ·9019.
Olf1Vr«f•ll lHJNf/otriw<t• , ••.
Relocating?
TARBELL CAN HELP YOU
locate your new home and sell your
present home at 1 good prorit! We're
a member of RELO. lnter·City
Relocation Service, a nation al
network of realtors elCpenenced in
handling family relocation proble~
Whether moving across town,.. QI'
across country, call the friendly folks
at Tarbell After all. we've been
FIMDIM' HOMES
FOR FOLKS SINCE THE
WEST WAS WON!
Det.xea..a.x . ·
NewPort ~ dupMDc with • INQl'lfiolnt v1ew
of the Bay. One unit wltti • BednM., ll\e Other
has 3 Bedrma. 2\lt ~ata old. $212.600. F0t t»-11111. call: ~1720
9•l•t...Prlvate Area! J~t fisted famtty hOme' Temf•c MCJuded COS
street, neatly manicured yards. sauna 1n rur
yard. Inside Is well·kept and features a 3
t>eelroom floor plan Candlehghl dining room.
country lutchen with real wood cab•~ Loldt
of decorator touch• thruout Covered patio for
your ping pong table. Only $62,500. Call
S4Q..1720
Move hi Ce..!
Immaculate Cinderella model home In Coli.gt
Park areal 1.ushly landacaped groundt with fruit
trees. huge stone outctoor BBQ l covered patio
area. Comfortable 3 bedroomslnllde. 11'1 batha.
F.ormal dining + eating •rea. ti.arty tlreplaoe In
Iha llvlng. f'OOm. c.tpets. drapes, g111909 door
opener. A t)eek of a home for $65,500, call today,
540-1720 ,
oc ... •41dnn!
Beautiful home ln excellent area of Huntington
Beach. Wallt to grad41 schools. quiet COS street.
Garage converted to family room. nch wood
paneling and carpets 100! 4 beelrooms. 1~
bath1. Living room warmed by a "'e's glow. Din·
Ing lcltchen. handy bu1lt-1n1. $69,900 Call
540-1720
$41,500-VAT.,.1!
Charming starter home with a small covered•
patio with BBQ aiea In the large rear yard.
playhouse area for the lc1ds. 3 bedrooms. dlnlng
area In the lamlly kitchen. Pm11te master suite
wt th dressing area. Convenient to bus and 1hop-
p1ng service' Call today. ft won't last long.
54-0·1720
SW11111trfleld ~lei!
Convanlent to South Coast Plezat Super 4 year
old bome In super area• 4 versatile bedrooms.
1¥4 baths. Formal dining room served by a total·
ly mOdtm kitchen. Fireplace warms thl llvtng
room. separate lamlly room for parties Of" Just
plain relaxing Oversized master bedroom.
$66.950. Calls.40-1720
Oc•••t.w Sdtools! .
Delightful 3 bedroom lamlly home in e>ecellent
school areal Canopy patio area surrounded by
neatly groom.d yards w11h spnnkletS for conve-
n1encel 1 ~' batM buffet dining room, gourmet
k1lchen. Large master bedroom. Dining area of
party bar oll the enlry foyer $64,950. Call 540-1720
Pr••tkJe VIia Pen!
Executive home In super area ol Villa Park!
Park·llke grouncts enhance this generous llz~
homtl Freshly painted Inside and out. Tastefully
decorated In rich tones and te>etures. Custom
shutter• In the large famllv room, brand spankln
new carpets to sink your leet into 4 bedrooms, 2
balhs Brick fireplace to snuggle by A heck of a
hOme for $120.000. Cati 640-1720
Meeds Lo•ln'!
But what a value on ttlla 2 on a tot special I Paint,
patch and profit• Both are great tor rental• or.
live In one and let the oth•r help your
payments. 3 bedroom front houH. on•
bedroom In back. Full price for bOth la IUlt
$51,000. call M0.1720
Wllldhtg StalrcOM!
leads to the upper lellfl of th11 gorgeoue Woo6-
bridge townhome. WOOd parquet floor9, llJlh
beige carpeta. Spaclou1 master suite has a bath
and dres.lng areL F.mlly room great for tntll'-
tlinlng. Cozy llrepl~ wartn1 the win!W cnlff.
Air condltlonlng tor cool summer comfort. 4
bedrooms OI convertible den, 3 blithe fOf yow
family's COftl>'9nlenoe. Formal dining quarteR.
'98.950. Call 540-1720
540~1720
29 55 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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Monterey for La1una Buch or
Newport. Mellow 21 ~r old bCae
amons the plnee. s Bdrm, I baths,
t.eam ceillo1s. bus• lot on hill
w/ ireat view ot 1'oottr'ey Bay & mtna. $87,500.
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Jo Harbor vu mu.. TllS IS NOT A vie• of the harbor, Catalina &c ever· tb.h ·one owner ythlng else! Custom 3 bedroom +
adroom '''f• t•mll JOKEI , mald's or office, 3 bat.!'1 huie master re>Om wh b lreplac auite with tireplace. Heated pool &c
tiom.. Qu•Uty up1r•dln la ..... ............_--.. ... ·--.~a--.. more. One of the entire a.nta'a most· thnaoul. Many more•• ~ .._._-.,..,,.. ww..y-.--ht f 1 l 11 tr. tor cracloUI 1Jvlns. $1,500 soug a ter ocat ona sted at
See t o a ppreclat e I • $240,000. Shown by ap,POintment.
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234 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar
6"·9080 $215,000 Sun. l ·S
515 Irvine, Newport Hgt.s .. NB
642-5200 $75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
Olannlnc commercial bldg. In prime
location on Manne Ave., plus apt. up.
stain. Offered at $150,000. Purchaser
~ btq. may also purchase existing
business. For additional details, call
us today!
WIWAM WINTilt IUl. ESTATE
229 Marine, Balm lslmd &75--3331
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VA.CANT & READY
.t'OR YOUR INSPEC· T ION. Super family
home w1lh lg. Bdrma,
dbl. brick fireplace,
beaut. carpets, heavy
shake roof, family room
and much more. Good
location oo quiet st.reet-
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115 46th Street, Newport Beach
673-6210 $97,500 Sat/Sun l.S
14811 A Oval (Walnut Sq) Irvine
875-6160 $52,.'j()O Sun 2-S DIRECTORY
REALTORS
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location is perfect for the
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with mo ny custom up.
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Prime Country Club area
ol Mesa Vi!rde. Quiet
tree lined cul·de-aac
lra<b to l·atory, 1p1clous
3 bedroom hom•. Large
rnaater ault~ plus 2 twin·
shed bedroo~ Family
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21120th St, Newport Beach
673-6261 $85,000· Sat/Sun l ·S
17621 Manchester {Clvrdale) Irv
833-9293 $&t. 750 Sun. l·S 123 Via Zurich (Lido hie) N.B.
644· 72U $129,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
432 Carnation, Old CdM, CdM
675·6000 $1491500 Sat/Sun l·S #9 AmberwOod \Smoketree) Irvine
559·1932 $62,500 Sun l ·S
320 Via Udo Nord #1, Lido Isle NB
640·6161 $229,500 Sunday 1-5
2699 Solana Way, Laguna Bch
494-7518 Sunday 12-4
2 • & FAM RM .,. DIM
2816 Cliff Dr., Newport Bch.
645.3474 $149,500 Sat/Sun 12-S
1100 Dover Dr0 Newport Beach
642·8235 $1.24,500 Sat/Sun 1·S
7 Montanaa Norte, FSanJoaq, 1rv·
-642·8235 $110,000 Sat/Sun l·S
•23162ndSt., Newport Beach
540·1151 $73,500 Sat/SUD 1-4:30
•17562 Wayne, Culverdale, Irv.
833·3380 $66,750 Sat/Sun ll·S
219 33rd St. (Perm) Newport Bch.
675-4921 $84,950 Sat/Sun 1-4
•18 Shoal Dr., Jasmine Crk, CdM
644-4463 $140,000 Sunday 1-5
331 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM
642-823.5 Sun. 1-S
• 1000 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
644·6200 $215,000 Sun.1-5
534 San Bernardino {Nwpt Hgts) NB
644-7383 $87,000 Smi.12-4
26 Shoal Dr. Jasmine Creek, CdM
644-4910 $154,000 Sun 1..S
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22481 Costa Bella, El Toro
581-8646 $66,500 Sat/Sun 9-5
325 Rochester, Costa Mesa
548·5211 $69,500 Sat/Sun 12-S
515 16th St., Huntington Bcb.
842-4466 $96,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
128 Via Yella, Newport Bcb.
67J.1810 $150,000 Sat/Sunl-4
•29 Willow Tree, Irvine
552-6958 $76,500 Fri/Sat/Sun l ·S
20622 Elizabeth, Huntinctoo Bch
962·3432 $72,.'j()O Sat/Sun 1-5
••4419 W."Coast Hwy, N.B.
645-3474 $125,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
2135 Tbwin. Costa Mesa
645-3474 $57,500 Sat/Sun 12-S
•2406 Niagara Wy, otf Fairvw. CM
645-347-t $.51,500 Sat/Sun 12~s
335 Lindo (Peninsula) Balboa
642·823.5 $182,000 Sat/Smi 1·5
16 Rue VUlars (Big Canyon) NB
642·~ Sat/Sun 1-5
•201 Morning Cyn (Sboreclfs) CdM
644-4910 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
7 Rue Grand V~ CBI• Cyn) NB
644-(910 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
6172 Camphor, Westminster
842.9371 $54,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2S8 Cecil Place, Costa Mesa
752-193> $70,000 Sun 1-5
•468 Superior, Newport Beach
646·7414 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
20561 Sandpiper, HD
538-MlB $.59,900
2.0581 Sandpiper, HB
Sat!Sunl.S
~18 $51,900 Sat/Sun1·5
19802 lstlumls (Seahaveu) HB
536-1461 $61.950 -Sat/Sun 1-S
10092 Cutty Sarit, HlDltinctoo Bch
898-7855 '63,000 Sat/Sunl·S
559 Vlata Flora. Newport Beach
67S.1l81 Sat/Sun l·S
••201 E . F.dgewater, N.B.
642-3850 '225,000 Sat/Sun l·S
330 W a.Jnut st. Newport Beach
%11 Costa Mesa St., Coeta Mesa
646-0834 $72,$00 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 Tribute Court, 'Newport Bcb.
6'2·2568 Sat/Sun.
1-31 Comet St. (CallfHms) Irv
175-8138 $69,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
•1508 lrvtne Blvd., Newport. Bch ·
SCl-1414 $89,950 Sun 1-4
9'12·9402 Westminster, Weetzmmter
997.0321 $42.900 SUndayl..S
220 LoyoJ' Costa., ••
548-2311 -~ &ml..S •501 Playa, BlUlfs, N.B. . eruooo ms.ooo Sat/Sall t..S
•21..95 Vista !:ntiada, Blutfa, NB
17MOOO $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
442 El Modena, Nwprt ffabU
548-2313 $83,000 Sat/Swl l ·S
ft Rue St. ClO\ld, Big Cyn, NB
152·1700 Sat&Sun 116 Via Quito, Udo Ille ,
631·1800 $145.iOOO Sat/SUn 1·5 227 Apolena, B1.1boa lllaod na.eoao $1199'00 Sat/Sun 1·5
· llO'I Porta..ttq, HVu. N.B. ~ .. SJJl,000 Sat/Scm't .111
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11-.ct MfoW ere deecltbed In....., detail bf advetUll"I .. ...._• In todey'a DA.IL Y PILOT WANT ADL Patrone "'°'*11 ~ houeea tor elMot NM .. ur.-d ...... euctt lftfor....aon 1,. ttite ootuMtt eec:h ••turdey .,_, 8uftday.
4515 Hampden (Cameo Shores) CdM
644·6200 $174,500 Sun.1·5
15 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) NB
642·823.S $210,000 Sun. 1·5
l Ill & FAM lM er D84
•11852 Dunlap Pl. Chino, Ca.
1-628-6537 Open Sat/Sun All Day
796 Barracuda (Portofmo) L.B. ,
497 ·2421 $155,500 Sun 12·5'
16338 Livingstone, Fountain Vly
839·0210 $70,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
#11 Tiburon Bay Dr, SpyglassCdM
640-8077 $225,000 Sat/Sunl·S
U06 Essex, Westcliff1 NB
642-5200 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2361 Fig Tree, Tustin
731-01.M $68,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
5022 Kron St. (Tbe Ranch) Irv.
551-4877 $74,000 Sat/SWl 1-4:30
2641 Crestview Dr (Bayshores) NB
548-6031 Sat/Sun ll·S
•17391 Caspers Circle H.B.
842-2926 $75,900 Sat/Sun 10-4
U3 G. Street, Balboa Peninsula
558-8844 Sat & Sun 1-4 ••407 Bayside Dr., NB
64.2-8235
• • 542 Harbor Island Dr.
( PromBay) NB
Daily 1-5
642·823.5 $.nS,000 Daily l ·S
1233 Somerset Ln. Nwpt Bcb
646·0916 $215,000 Sat/Sun 12 5
•2540 Vista Baya Circle, N.B.
645-25U $115,000 ()pen Daily
4471 CharUeVille, Wlllow, Irv
833·3380 Sat/Sun 12·5
14631 Sweeten (Ca.Hms) Irvine
673-8550 $70,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
3429 So. Ramon.a, Santa Ana
540·1151 $64,900 Swiday l ·S
647 Joann, Costa Mesa '
545-8424 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#5 Hermitage Ln.(Big Cyn) N.B.
644-1766 $4.15,000 Sat/SWl 2·5
249 Wake Forest (Coll Pk) CM
751-5589 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
•1136 Gleneagles Terr, C.M.
645-3928 $98,500 Smi.1:30-5
3290 California St., Costa Mesa
546-4141 $73,400 Sat/Stm l ·S
438 E. tstbSt., Costa Mesa
646-8811 Sat/Sun 1·5 •No 20 Whitewater Dr,
JasmineCk. NB
675-5511 $187 ,500
•No 18 Canyon Isl Dr,
Big Canyon, NB
8'15·55ll $1.58,400
959 Azalea, Costa Mesa
Sat/Stm 1·5
Sat/Stm 1·5
645-0303 $78,500 Sat/Stm 1-S
881 Quvera, Laguna Beach
546-2313 $135,000 Stm 1·5
2917 Chestnut, Mesa Verde, CM
540-0942 $71,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
24 Royal St. George, Big Canyon
631-1800 $259,500 Sat/Swi 1·5
8595 La Baya, Fountain Vly
546-2313 $68,000 Sun 12-4
3250 Oregon, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $73,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
1234 Sand Key, HVH, CdM
. "675·6000 $1.M.000 Sunday 1·5
2905 Paper Ln. Newport Bch
• 752·1700 $87,000 Sun12-4
17.t2 Miramar, Newport Beach ,
640·9900 $139,900 Sat/Stm l·S
3007 Carob, Eaatblutf, N.B.
640·9900 $165,000 Sun 1·5 1418 lrvtne, NeWJ>Ort Beach
642·~ $87,500 Sun. l ·S
2421 Bunya (Eastbluff) N.B.
644-62A>O $138,500 Sun. 1·5
2323 lrvtne, Newport Beach
645-7221 $109,000 Sun.12-4
2110 Monrovia, Costa Mesa
M5·72'll Sunday 12-4
9332 Soutbsbore, Huntlngton Bch -~ fllt500 ·SUnll:30-5 251 Oce•vlew, Npt Uta, N~ Bcb
Me-mt Sun 1-4 116 Via Geno~. Udo ?ale, NB
675-4562 $1.98,000 Sun l..C f 59 Jasmine Creek, CdM'. .
675·5511 $189,900 Sun 1·5
13 Goleta Pt. Dr.1Spygls Ills, CdM
640·1751 Stm 1-4
4 .. ROOM
50136th Street, Newport Beach
675-7080 $179,500 Sunday 1·5
15861 Topu, Westminster
~9·2* $$9,500 . Sun.
17S11 MontbUrYCirc, Hunt.'g. Bell.
8'a·N71 S86,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 8M La Perle Pl, Cotta Mua ns-e1eo '70,ooo Sun i.s •Serra (Corona Blbl&ada> gQI
...... 7211 '10'7 s.t/b 1..S
16 Deerwood Lane, Big Canyon
631·1800 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
426 San Bernardino, Nwprt Hgbts
546-2313 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
4632 Havenhurst, Jrvine
752-1700 $63,900 Smt 1·5
2347 Irvine Blvd. Newport Bch
752-1700 $97,000 Sun 10-2
2105 Seville, Balboa Pen. N.B.
640-6500 $159,500 Sun 12-4
9811 Fairtlde, Huntington Beach
540-1720 $69,900 Sundayl·S
2'.Yl llth St. Huntington Beach
962-7824 $525mo. Sun.12.S
4 • & PAM RM or DIH flO Burning Tree Rd. Big Cyn NB
838-6256 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
134 .Blazing Star, Deerfield
552-7500 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
8532 Rockflsb, Fountain VJy
751-3755 Sat&Sun ~·S
18894 Deodare, Fountain Valley
751-3755 Sat&Sun l ·S
2489 Fairway Dr. Costa M esa
646-6149 $73,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
630West Wilson, Costa Mesa
673-8313 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 4 Hermitage Ln (Big Cyn) NB
644·9060 $229,000 Sun. 1-5
•••214 Even·~ Star,DvrSbrs, NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun l·S
17 Blad.De star (Deerfield} Irv.
752·1'14 Sat/Sun 1·5
?2<11 Port Lerwick (HVHomes> NB
644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 2206 Port Bristol (lMlomes) NB
644·6200 $159,000 Sat/Swt 1·5
2731 Bayshore Dr. <Bayshores) NB
644-6200 Daily 1·5
18588 Morongo, Fountain Valley
842-9371 $ll9,500 Sun 12·5
3043 Country Clb Dr, M. Verde.CM
546·4141 $187 ,500 Swiday 1·5
•2600 Lighthouse Ln., CdM
6'75-6900 $163,950 Sat/Sun 12-4
93S Granada Wy, off Irv Bl, CM
6'6-3256 Sat/Sun 1-4
29372 Via Acaso, Laguna Niguel
495·0150 $76,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
•14692.Beach, C.011. Prk., Irv.
833·3:m $89,000 Sat/Smt 12"5
1100 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
644·0322 $239,500 Swt.1·5
395 Granada Wy. off Irv Bl,,CM
646·3255 Sat/Swt 1·4
3253 Iowa, Mesa Verde, CM
549-8655 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1734 Santiago, Dover Shores, NB
549·8655 $320,000 Sunday 1-5
1718 Pt. Sheffield Dr, IMlomes NB
64M950 $139,600 Sat/Sun 12·5
•11 Greenbrier Ln., Big Canyon
640-6600 $242,500 Sun 1·5
6441 Reubens Drive, Hunt Beach
897-0321 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2861 Velasco, Costa Mesa
~ $82,500 Sat/Sunl-4
•1906 Irvine Blvd., NewportBch.
631·1400 $159J.500 Sat/Sun1·5 2650 Riverside, U>Sta Mesa
6'5-7221 $'74,950 Sat/Sun 1.S
205 Via Udo Soud, Udo tale
631·1800 $210,000 Sunday
•9002 Niguel (Fasbn Shr) HG
893-0S73 Sun. Only 1-5
843 Sonora, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $72,500 . Sun 1·5
·•865 Sonora Rd, Mesa del Mar, CM
546-3219 $78,300 Sat/Sun 1-5
•11103 Post Rd., Costa Mesa
979·8336 $66,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1743 Bayport Wy, Back Bay, NB
67HOOO $116,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1086 Vallejo Cir., Mesa Wood, CM
6'5.o.103 $94,500 • Sun.1·5
3354 Nevada Ave, Mesa Verde, CM
545·9'91 $78,500 Sun l·S
•1 Hampshire Court, Newport Bcb. 842-8235 Sun 1·5
49 Montedto Dr., Corolla del Mar
4N-805'7 $275,000 Sunday 1·5
11281 Avalcln. HunUDctoD Beach 841 2323 $84,950 SW\day JU
28031 Via Del Norte, Miuklll Viejo
731 .. NM sun 1..s
•1750 Sltylartc (8aycrest> NB
844·7878 $131,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
•3a Point Loma (Spyglass lllll >CdM
8".QOO $299,500 Sun.1·5
••'1.S Canal, Newport Beach 8'U23S $157 500 Sun.1 .. 5
•• Meadow, Newp.ort Beach
"5·7221 $120,000 Sun.12'°'
I • • PAM IM w D9C
118DWlniiJnfCr.,Hunt'1. Beach
t1M400 $118,SOO Sat/SUn l·S
Nffcl Action To Sel1
We have quallfitd buyen & a
akllled a ta.ff of prof easlonal re·
altors. For free appra.llel or con·
aultatloo call WI:
497-1761 711..0U6 ..
9902 Splnnacker, HB · 1r:·~~n1flt::dmar:r~ ~5
536·1461 $86,000 Sat/Sm 12..S
20851 Hunter Lane, Hunt Beach
751·3755 $94,900 Sunl..S
1228 Marian Lane <WestcllfO ~B
6"-7878 $16L500 Sat/SUll 1·5
•11 Goleta Polnt {Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 $340,000 Sun.1.S
6 Ill & FAM ltM .,. DIM
19352 Sierra Calmo (Turtleroek) Irv
1$2-1414 $128,500 Sat/Sun l.S
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE 2 noaOOM
14.26 Deauville Pl (Fr Qrtr) CM
979-3453 Sunday l ·S
3 llDIOOM
2167 Vista Entrada, Bluffs,1m
640-5560 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1.S
26Canyonlsland DP. (Big Cyn) N.B.
644-4910 $159,500 8-/SUD 1-5
526 Vista Grande, Bluffs, NB
640.5560 $125,000 SUn 1.$
3 Ill Ir FAM lM w ...
2505 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) NB
$86,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
10440 Scripps, Stanton
897·0321 $52,000 Stm 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 llDlOOM
fl Shasta, Univ. Park, lrvillfe
642·5957 $87 ,900 SC./Sun 1-5
JllHOOM
#21 Almond Tree, Univ. Prk. Irv.
752-1700 ~. llr3
4 IBMtOOM
221 W. Yale Loop, Irvine
540·1720 $98,950 Sa\llSun 1-S
DUPLEXES ,
FOR SALE
I IA & I II
2.13 40th St, Newport Bch . 1 673·2058 S~/Sun l ·S
2 II Ir J II
408 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
646-0lll/673--0073 Srt/Sun 1-4
TRIPLEXES
FOR SALE
ZllAllRlrlR
319 Marguerite, CdM C"~
644-4848 $145,000 ~/Sun 1..s
HOME & INCOME
2 II & I I•
611 Marigold Ave, Corona dd Mar
673-6510 $115,000 Sua2-4only
3 II a I llt
2231 Pomona, Costa Mesa
960-3989 $85,500 Sun.1-4
J II & FAM IM or 111H
••312 Grand Canal, Balboa Isl
631-1400 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 II & l II
415 Poppy, Corona del Mar
673·2278 $255,000 Sat/Sun l·S
HOUSES FOR RENT
2 la & FAM IM w DIH
I 2231 Pomona, Costa Mesa
960-3989 $360 mo. Sim.1-4
l IEDltOOM
21291 Lochlea Ln. H.B.
962·9758 $360 mo. Sat/Sun 11..S.
3 Ill & FAM IM or DIN
251 Prospect, Nwpt. Shores, NB
675·6000 $450/mo. Sundayt-5
4 II & FAM RM or DIM
3096 Roanoke. Costa Mesa
~-0211 pager 103L Sat/Swi 10-4
HOUSES FOR ,LEASE
J ... OOM
342 Vista Madera, Bluff a, N.B.
640-9900 $585/IH Sat 1·5
J • & ·~ IM ·w DllC '19 Plata. Blwra, Npt. Beach
631·1JOO $750/mo. Sun19'
No 6 Canyoo Ln, Canyop Crest
875·SSU '650/mo. Sat/Sun 1..S
CONDOMINIUM
FOR RENT
>•&PAMIMwPIM •2609 Raquetta, Eutbturr. NB
64.CMll61 $650/mo. Stt/Sun 1.;a
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b d •-d r 0 ~1 ~1-2714 paint, paUo, laTI• yard. l.ato. r ms • g e n .l 3 b at b 1 ; tndt tneel $7t,ooo. . '641-1474 COMPLETELY FU!\NISHED Ute SPYM.ASSHILL RoyMcC ....
model TC>Ulpackage, $135,000 1 Br+ aame rm, l'rml ....,lllONe.,,....
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2 homes located ln ptfme Newport VW-ofocean&cl\ylltea.~~~~~~~~I ' Beach waterfront area. Own your own *2H.ooo. By owner.I-<
32' boat dock. 3 Bdrm., 2y, Baths, · ~. •------
beauUtu.1 coortyard. O~ Houae s~ II.A.HD HEW
day l-4:30. ()wper will Cq).Sider Jeue 4 IR+ DIN
-sale or lse/opt. 4423 & 4469 W. Coast The Ideal comblnaUon of
Hwy. a new bome in an
LIASIS ROM $410 10 Utl. e • t a b 1 i • h. e d
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OPEN SUNDAY 2·5
COSTA MESA
4 Br house on ·R·2 lot. 364 La Perle
Place. $70,000
IRVINE
Walnut Square Condo 2 Br, dining rm,
2 bath. End unit. 14611 A Oval. $S2.~
Pl.US DANA POINT·
Duplex with ocean views & fireplac•.
3 br, 2 bath upper; 2 Br, 2 bath lower.
Tenant occupied. Do not disturb.
Drive by 33771 Diana & then call
agent. $112,500.
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DUPLEX flXER
Corona del Mar. 4 11:.a.
Bdrm .• 2~ ba .. 10 yrs. ~sTSIDE
old. Fplc, Spanish de· The right JocaUonl The
si&n. Much charm! lm-right aliel The rl&ht
maculat.e. Plua l ·bdrm. price! Bring your
apt. $155,000 brushes and tools. Laqe
DAVID D. CARLSOM 4 Bedroom home with
Rl4LTOR lll·f29l h111e cabln·like family
--------1 room with uaed brick
W1111111'.t\t.I 1•t1'Jl.lll\
fireplace. Better HI.In)' I ~:MS-0303
FO~E"iT E'
MISAV•DI a BR. 2 Ba, tie ll•·rm, mw ~ an'l)' pal.Ill·
ed, tralier acceu. •ss,soo. Century
21 /Crocker R. £· •• ·
tc2-5062 ·--------·· UNIHTlllUP'TIO
Ou. ltClty ~V• '
Coiy 3 BR home on cul· ~e·.aac 1treet. Only
U SJ..500 . Century ·,
21 /liroclrer R. E., 842-5062 I
MISAV•DI
Pool, 4 Br, Fam Rm.
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64M7H ' 1------~---~ .2600 U4"H a•• La.
lltomy 4 Bedrm, 2~ MIMCHQUA11a OLSON ca ... , .. ""lG .e 100~ G....... 1002
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OWNER AV A I LAB LE I M • OCEAN PEEZIS
I '
POOL P YRS .,.,.Hr
ls provided n this immaculate.
spacious mlly home with
beautiful 1 dscaping, loads of
cement w k for min. yard
care & b e separate RUM-
PUS .. RM t accommodates
pool table /plenty of room
left over. S /Warner; E /ofr
Magnolia. 140 Juniper, F.V.
646-7711
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3
$i9,000 bu
rm, H & F
TLC, but
on quiet
GI/FHA
13332 De
545-9'91
SHARPSHAIP
uty with lots ot eye
natural wood & prof.
cs. Xlnt N. Costa.
atlon. Just listed.
, E Fainiew. llll
, C.M. 646-1111
....
From
• J I p:n to 5 pm.
GOLF COUISI YllW
BUlly upgraded exec. home on
golf course. Every rm. very
spacious w /mstr bdrm down, 3
up, 2'h bas. Crml din. rm., lge
FR, wet bar & expansive view.
105 Masters Circle. C.M.
545-9491.
EXECUTIVE ISTA Tl
MESAVHDI
Btn 4 bdrm , 2 ba, 2 story
home. Great fioor plan, Italian
tile entrance, lge living rm
with PY stone fireplace, frml
din, family kitchen, cul de sac
street w/extra Jge lot. 1935
.Kildeer C.M. 545-9491.
RAMCHMISA
HEW VA OR ASSUME
Very tastefully decorated. 3
bdrm, 2 ba home in good area.
Frml din, fireplace, lge eov·
ered patio. VA terms avails ·
hie. Newly offered at $69,950.
~Yukon~ C.M. 545-9491.
rllDI OF OWMBSHIP
Lovely 3 bdrm 2 ba in finer
neighborhood . Closets &
storage galore, wrap·aro\Dld
covered patio. A really de·
ligbt(ul home. 936 Jasmine,
C.M. 545-9491
EASY UVIHCi
Jn this lovely shake roof M.V.
home. Lge master bdrm with'
atrium, 3 more bdrms, 2 bas
country kitchen, cathedral
ceiling and more. Veterans
welcome. 3354 Nevada, C.M.
545-9491.
NEWPORT nEAC H
IR VIME
GlllMflH
IUTIUY
'Ibis Greentree home has just
been reduced to $63,500. You
must. see this btfi mirrored
bath. Close to parks & pool.
See it today before someone
ebe buys it. Call for direcUons.
SC8-0022
PIUYA.ft Coe.MNTY
Slncle tam bome1 J.n this btll Npt Bch location·wfXlnt VIEW.
clulet cul-de·sac 1t. $1'2,500.
Z!o1 Private Rel., N.B. M&-7711
lllDIOOM
Lovely ram. home in beautiful
Irvine Community. May be
purchased sublect to existing
low interest GI loan. N off
Culver in Culverdale. 17751
Manchester, Irv. 646-T1ll
11• CANYON IEAUTY
Exclusive area, quality built 4
bdrm on prime ~ acre VIEW
lot. Prof. lndscpd & terrific
patio for executive entertain·
ing. E df Jamboree on San
Joaquin Rd, through security
gate to Big Canyon C.C. #10
Burning Tree Rd., N.B .
s;J8·6256
LIDOISLI
Outstanding custom bit home
w /4 bdrms, 3 ba, f am rm,
separate game rm & 3 car
garage. Excellent value at
$217,700. 107 Via Genoa, N:B.
646-mt.
IAYCUST POOL HOME
Spacious, beautiful, newly de·
corated family home in select
area. Priced right for im·
mediate sale. 2051 Shjpway
Lane, N.B. 640-7711 .
LAGUNA MIGUEL
PA.MORA.MIC YIEW
Enjoy spaciousness in this 4
bdrm, 2 bath, form din, fam
rm, 2 frplc, superb upgrading
lnside & out. Walled in entry
court yard for privacy. ?A831
~ Vida J)r., Lag. Nig. 545-9491
LA6UMA MIGUIL YllW
Beautifully upgraded Paceset-ter home. 3 bdrm, f am. rm.,
dining, rm .• with serene &
private lushly landscaped
patio. Great value at only
$92.SOO. S /Crown Valley Par~way on HHlburst, 24082
FAtancla, Lag. Nia. 646-T7U.
LAGUNA Hill S , ~••muca La~ Billi beaatt. 3 bdrm, 2 ba with btn brick frplc. 2
PIUOI ~ redwoocl ~. Priced for 3:!ct •ale at =i:OO· mu Dooa, Lac. .MSN81
DISPaATI MEDIATELY. Open Restored older 3 Br OPIM SUH. l•I
rl.ICISLASHED ::~n 12•4• $163•950· home. in quiet realden· 251Cedl'*'
$2,500 Ual area. New cpta, new I/~.,_,~.
Huge 2 bedroom, 2'1\ 2 Homtson large lot roof, copper phtmbln1. Bii trees. bl& yard, co•l balb home walking dll· 41S Poppy. Owner/Bldr P11.11 aep guest quart.en ued patJo. a-bdrm, !"I
tance to golf course, park will flnaflce. 673-2278 off dbl gar. Big yard, bath1, natural brick
and cultural center. --WH-A. ... :J-1-5-6-1-1--i fruiJg~~RS fl~eplace. Up1radect,
Masalve brick fireplace .. ~ .. .....,. Priced low at $70,000 I• accenll apacioua ltvlne And why are they saying _.........., fu t eale Owner boulht
room. Trailer or boat ac· all thoae nice things anoth • ceu larae enoufh ror aboullt?ll'athecoilest2 Duplex Eaaulde Costa er.
bl••"',.., .. lonol bd•m. home & the ""•.3bdnnownu&l £~' vehicle. Many extras . briahteat, lightest, l· bdrm l'e."tal. Greatloc.. & •
priced to Hll at t&J,500. bdrm. apt. ovct garage, tax shelter. Priced to sell
Otll for ahowlna apJ)Oinl· ln town, that's V1hat • & atS&l,150. 548-.$882 71 •
mentlU-2$35. ll'• a &ood bl.I)' • that'• GOOD IYI M00_.1ut. llMM
why sus ooo 3 ~ bdrml, 2 bath, new
Uftlvena.'... Ri~ paint, near new crpt. FROM $35 DOO • u ., ' Cklle to schoola, ahop-• .i..-..
3001 E. Cat Hwy !J -10 peq. toll coun•. Cov'd 9 llnUfS l ~THE REAL :
ESTAT£RS
CAMEOSHORES patio. fnJll lr"'-MaQY nu,.. ~ Open hie 1·4. 4600 JWJ· xtru. $68,900. Hadley "_... Mesa HUMT HACH bury. 644-4140. Decortr'w Rltn, (714)983-3933 ~WI • hm trc !iv rm vaulted The beat telectJon of $104,000 celln'g / hullers hrdwd •BR2BA, Fam Rm. F/P, Eastalde homes we've Rare area oppartunlty to ,,_ 38• 1 JBa ,: m on quiet atreet. Short ever seen. Huny wb.lle ... h I 1 &Lilt. r, • am·r • walk to Calbolic Church ....... 1u I a " ~
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aeqwre t ese un ta n pool·hf.lle, lndscpd lot. ._ .. Sc......, ..,.. CIVI "'"' •uPP.., aats. .. Hwit. Beach's better ByownerS19',SOO. ,..... ............ ,.....,. Bedrooms w/flreplac-. •
areal Bike to beach from le familY roomt. Hurry •.
thete' ·2 bedroom unlll •DUPLIX• pk.uecaD
wi&h almost no vacancy m z Bdnn bouaea on 140.3666
faetorl Sbe.lur Your In· OCEANSIDE ol old Ii • come early this )'eat and CdM. 1 NEW • l older. Mont\cello, 3 or 2 & ~en, • ~ " ~~ s~~bn ~f~~t Xlnl 1oc;r:f :soo :.~i~N~~~t'. ~:;: in~.,~jlQIJ~
weebod!Call847.f010. ._._Douuald J-L-·-155571·~.· 1 327 6198 or ~ ... ·::_J:;· °"Nl111'•1fSJUrJIOU/Nl(I • ,..... ---_,.....,, """"'
t•' a·, "< -~-:1•~!ff 1il --E_x_7_1s_i._7_t_/_z_n_u __ , 38r, ~e~~/~~~~ance. l~ , '• .-!!~! ~ ~ TAX SHELTER z car gar,'frplc. air cond, Mew UstllMJ E newly deccratecf, pool sz. 3 Bedrm., z Bath, tam COVIMGTOM & LEVERAG lot.()([ strett access <RV rm, Corm. dln. rm., re· O.W.C. 2nd TD. So. ol parkJng). quiet• cul.de· modeled kitchen, com· 4 PLEX Hwy. One Z bdrm. with aac, close to everylbtna, plete with all bulltlns.
PRIME H.untlnfton hugbde mstr .. ~. b11t~,_' .. 81+k2 prin only. $72,500. Sep. laundry rm. R·V Beach location. Let us l· rm. uni.... .,.. s . 546-0403 parldne. Superb pride of
•how you how you can l.oocean. $145,000. ownership. Can't last.
become the proud owner -... ......,.. •CO ... .rr BY Owner·CoUese Park, 3 call now 1 ~7221 olllll.prtdeolownerahlp ~.. -br,!amrm,pool+uuna Ontu
4 plex. Great Investment REAL ESTATE on lr& lot. Only $13,500. lg 1
tor tax shelter and ap· 644-4141 C:.11979-9065.
preclatloo 3 bedroom 21 owner 's unit with ~
llreplace plus three 2 SPYGLASSHILL sunltlWEST.DI ~JI ,
bedroom units. Owner # 11 ~ hy Dr. Outatandinc up1nded Westdlff 1_... '
wtll help finance. For Panoramic day & nl&ht aBr, 28a, w/new ll'lnt. t------· ___ ... ,. __ _
more Information call view. 3 Br Portsmouth. cpl. ldtcbel\, added kn, •Z HOUSU• 963-6767. Open· Sat & Sun 1·5 copper phamblnc +++. ,
""'' '" 9 ·" s IUIHOG/NVI• $225,000. Owner640-8077. Don't Walt! CALL lllS,SOO by owner, eox1eo
Westside
[ ••/ I Century 21 Surf Realt' R2 lot, more lban enou&b' IJ.i.l&'l!'lJ 435 4cocia 97'·1050 for third unit. Call, .. · ; Jj@'ifJ ~n Sat/&ln 16~~ 714-960-M>. ·;
• LOCATION
LOCATION
Prime 3 bedroom bome
on tr ... Uned at.reel ln one
of Newport'• bes t
nel8hborb00dl. This out·
&tandln& home has two
tffluded paUoa and a bilbl.Y upgraded lnt.erlor,
and i. situated on a larae
poOl·•lzed lol. Priced rtpt. CALL 751·3191
CS£1LECT T: PROPERTI §;;
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UTTLEREDHOUSE $57,500 MISAVldl
2 Br 2 a.. S. of Hwy. Immaeul&t.o 3 Br, Z Ba ~ HIWUSTIM6
S99,000. Paul MartlD home . All Bltna, IBR28A,upJradedB~·
Real Et tale. 64M883 . flteplace, buge famlJ)' GNa home lD beavtillll
nn and manicured 1ard. n~ neas: aolf coune ~•Shon• QIU:~ and park. Lo&1 of°" a-deled . ASSOCIATED WrtU&hl·lrofl " brick.
4br, 3~ba. formal din 'I SO. COAST BKRS. Air., 673-7801
& Liv.rm, completel,y r•
llnlahed In/out. Ex· •Br er a Br+ fam·rm. 2 Aheolttely perf. orefm·
qulalte panoramic view. Ba, dln1n& run, bltn au pvff lBt 1~ b•. urickr' Htd pool le nu ap· kJt,lrplc. covrd p.Uo, pnc*1ats55,000.01'ner,·
pllane!et. See to apprec. cpta, drps, dbl far. Ap. transferred. Aat. Prtpi c:ouruay to brkra. 4501 prox 2000 •Cl t . Nr. clpal1 only. Sherman, 1
Gcrilarn St. 64o.o7S8 ot parochial 1chl. C.L. 548-10001648·1f14 m-1345 Robinett._ R.E. 8kr1
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Lndat'pd. WOOd paMJ'i. roombaths.,~aJcl··~·~~srooa .. ~ 3800Tooaqm.anft~ SAN a.EMENTE SftCIAUST ~maJP 01 ~~~!1 wl>·~·· LOWER ri.AT. t bi', 2 eoaun. pool.o:1t*• By -19' wi.w a --. ,, (l)JBr,2~ (2)28r,Zba, Pcient • • _.. -· _. ba. h'pJ, tar. (opew), oner. MO-• Open amenWes to list. $237.~ lleydolUtsrapt. On Ca· a..4¥1110..., BINMSlm. lJ_. nyoo as StrHm. Su U you have substantial UPerience ln -~ N QR 1 N S Clemente. p,ooo aU phasea of condo c:onversloo and are ..., ..... UPPBR NEW, amart.1 1&;.n.~v:ri.,~. NlPll RE A LT Y 1=e .._. .J:l pnpard ed to becomeodl VJce Preeiden~ ~ •• !~ ........ ~!!! modenl. MW ~~ i.re.m Ott a l)'Damlc, expa._. ni company t P¥t Ply wuta d11plex, tn :".;.1~~~~·---0i'u'f:J.MW::.,1:: -s..= spectacular ftowtb in the investment C.14 •• N.B .. H.B.,F.V.or :NRR!.&.NOPETS
Jim Buellmaa llltJ, IPY~SHIU. c-wo I07I field (Salary & Jll'(lflt alwing), aubmlt Jnr. Pref a •t:r. i.z Bt. QDIPnuP£llTIES
...._ Commaudlac eoa1ta .......,..._.. 106t •llwpwtliHldt 106, ....................... resume to Don Berman. Presldent, BoxG»,lrvtae,1271& 1'1MOC ~ ~ Harbor, ...................... .. ..... -.............. $71000 QUAIL PLACE PROPERniS, JNC., .... NEWl!ll a Br a a.. uoa 1 ' I =~a•• ~~~~~ti. UDOISLICHA"MB MIWPOU'MllGH1'S c Bdrm, 2 bath. famll,y 1400 Quall Street. Suite 135, Newport ....................... .call. ba OJd CdM. I et.t ~-'" • ..-bat.ha .... dmio, area ;.111 By owner. aBr. ma, 1&. &caree a oa 1 w. a .... 1 rm It 1&uovered deck. 1 Beach 92J680, .._..,. lll111ed 1ar, bltnl, J •11• :,
• In Hd M" CO(D• rm. 'w/wet b~r, a patio.$160,000,871-UllO bath + l br, I bath. Mil• to Marina. 32891 ~~ c;;.;;;;.-.. ••-;ii~ N15.M).lJOl ... fW ... ;:':M::f~v~u! tlr•plac .. "• •·c• OMTHlllA ISS,500.NMl040:~ ~111cue1, SJC. .. .................... ~ Prelbl1__.1 Br
lQI bill&. u..nao tile A 1ara,.. PrlY. pooJ CH BestBuJOnPenimuJ C..~Loh/ ~Property 200 3.Br 28• rtme loe&Uoo deo,beameelW.fpk,
• ~ fln1 po,malnt w/jacuul.1215,000. $UMSIT&$URF 2BRbeachbsow/cu!.t lDVELYilCUSTOllOR. Cryptl 1500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $425.~.f&CMWhlteOak: pd.CloMtoblllfa• ......
Pf'Clfr lGdacPmt. Jt.lian * 494-1057 * Z LGt.t wide a\ corner. quarters. $84,950. 219 9UDkeo flll• room, f~m ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 14JNJ Ware.boue. New. (1)06.363C $3SO. ~
bric:& paµoe • fountain. . Lrt walled patio. & l31U> St. Npt. Bch. Ca.1J rm. w/wet bar. Protea 1Y LeavinlStat.e, 4 cemetery Gd location 676'1.nltafor • mr + den. lrMtlv l*n• Ur, •tu!J¥. l~Jla. Crplc MCAMYOM Jarden. Outdoor bnck 675-ClAlt ldscpd.Approx't\Acre. Iota, at Pacific Vlew si.i»ooo Bkr 963-7866 Ea11.tJde $200. UUJ pd. w/tennis ........ aPa.MC.
•ctlD l'mt poolt, jicUUJ, VllW·S2 IS,OOO trplc attacb'd. 3Br, 2ba, · IOMO UALT'C Park. stW at$390ea. ln· ' • · Kldaot. Fee pad. flE';i~--. ..umt.t!le loaa. MK.-•t VJ N room for expansion. r&INSULAPOINT 7l4/13l·t41 I dupkeep.646-5821 MaloJlentals.5'0-S!'IO option. S .. • ii 1p~ or._. • ~ ew ewport Bay to llulUple zoning. $175,000 Charming 2 Story home, .. ._ u~-Ver* ~ .... -or Calalilla! Jnm 1ate en· BJ' Owner. Phone ldon· 2680 sq I\, SBr, 3ba, lie C-rcW __...-.__ ~IHdl ~141 644·8920, Mon coU.a.. 81.dUe 4 Bl' 3 ba. f.1'1Dl try. Mammoth Uvi .. I PrJ fJpm·lOpm, wln1d1 faml.l>' rm lge vera.oda, IY 0'6A.All 1'operfr 1600 By ownr. $155k. Prl.n on· ....................... CIU)-.mt
d.lae. l' iistur~ fruit l'OOG) db VIEW! llu· I am· l lam, c 71 C) top .tde deck. Perfect "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• lY. ~112. ~ Kr. Rent lovely, private 3Br, ere.. J\ltlt IDdaopcl" ble fireplace. Paneled 87~. mot.ber-ia·law uolt 3Bdnn·Pamrm·2Ba TWOSTOIY Werner vu home. Near beacb. ~Met. UM
•prcttlr',d, Owaer farmaJd1nlnaroon:i.Wet SlOl,OOOl>VPLEX w/2ncl~chen.Nroc~an $77,SOO ~ DUPLEX, xlat rental ~.4t7·lOll ............ ~ ....... _
Trqafernd. $71,500. bar. Spacious klk.ben .tr "'....._to--.2Br •bay. Simplefinancm1, Shake root beaut1 wUh ~EILDG. area, 2 Br Hi Ba., "'e· •--wi--a •11• •.Br,lh, Pamrm.6111& -.ouo. pantry. Extra lar1e ........... .,...,_ 1bingle accents. C<lay 20 000 ~Ft ~ __,..... • ....,,... ~ ~ TU J I ----.------r muter wing. Gla11ed •1Brbyowner. Prine. no polat.s. Owner/Agt. fJJ>lc, sloped ceilln1s, all • ., • tacbed praaes. $74,950. ••••••••••••••••••••••• uan rm. ove., .,.. .. SUP8a VmWt Spttlea view patio. Load1 ot only. SCZ..2780 Sl.:llMIOO. Pb673-33SO elec bltn1, uP&rades ICahh • .,... Prine only. Ownr/Aat. N1IUel Sbores ·Vu, exec! view, nr. bcb. 111&. ,Br, 2Ba hDJ. flJ,900. ~qe. 3 Car aara1e. thru-out. laund rm. cul.d· Lot All.itos 673-400 home. 3Br, 2'8a, den,,_l·_So35-_uoe _____ _
Oppen Set/Sua MUl Cal~ .. now for personal 2 .. ~umc+studloC,HbeilMamheU· ore.SAT/SUM 1·5 aac, greenbelt & P.P.$120,000 MlWOHMARHT poo1utennllb 1.~~.;•ec:,r};SpUt 4 BB, bltu, eo.... oner.l'b:83!-0873. prenew.752-1700 oc " 11546ft1Sfrfft panoramic vu. Drlvel~ Sdll'd~ su••• .. •ux ty, .-arc ·~ 1. -pat».MlO.Wi.maa.
O'fN 11LtJ.irHUH1011H1Ct• ings,{ireplace. $117,000. ml east ol I·S on Ortega 5124,000 ..,,._.-_.. mo. 49M379 dqoRd 54$-7a51 MICl41DIM I' I P-'M..tilt Custom beach ltouse. 2 Hwy to Via Cordova, 3·2·t·s. prlv. setting, · 2 bllth with 1 l ' 1.lll~!ilJ RealE&tate Bdrms., 2 baths, lrplc. rtgbt2bllal,rightto28o41 l213J6Sl-71SO good tenants. Sborl MewportlHda '316' 2brbou:lelncoutt,compi, private ~om81J~~:,. L .·11at81t 6"·7383 SS'l,500 PASEO VENTURA . OWNr Escrow nee. $137 ,000 ........................ refvrbt1bed. So pet&.
Walk to beacb le~~ . -· --·=-••==-=-' JOHESREALTY SEE THlS ONE! Open A.111.6'5-1103 On the Sand. BeauU/ully $280.548-6111
cow1a $1.Zl,500 3 Bdrm+Deo, 2 ba, up. •671-6210• Sat/Sun 12·4 Call NEWPORT BEACH -----_.._ Cum 3Br. 2ba duplex. --· _ · Jrd'd. XJnt Jocalion. The 493-6899 · Co a at H i gh way , «44..-.--~ l:iClO mo thru 6124. 4607 3 BR, 2 ba, fam rm1 frpl. C ~~ Newport Sllorft Blufra. Op Sat/Sun H . Mariners ldlle: Store IA Y FRONT Sea.shore Dr, 67M158 comp. lndacpd, foco Jd. Z
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or iua ' Bedrmandden,l~bath. 2 •--LH 123Via%Mriclt •••••••••••••••••••••••Im:=~ BAYVIEW beac .. winterreotal-z..Jdebeaut.3br,1\.iiba. ---...... ---..... -• C<lmpletely carpeted. __,.. oettes UDO ISLE ... -decoc' A: -Atrl um view from l kit, both 2 Br, close to A.5SUME VA $12 000 3 br • Place Pool, security, 1Br. 2Ba, mo. new • ttrac. ,,....._ ,....Ylejl> 10'7 bedroom & living rm. park, good rental IC you like tbat old +=famUyrm 2b~ corner ........_;ru;a balcony, boat slip avail, LldoRealty 619-1300 patio. Avail ••• ,~.
•••••••••••••••••• •••• E-•ov tho war-tb or schedule, $97,SOO. Will fashion country look with ,_.t. Ag\. S46-'i'739 or .-. -p ' subterranean parking ........_~•hf +L4 ,_-._2389 ______ _ w ' -dl&ng tf: ~ brick,statned11&11. e46-30l3 7S2•t910 w/elec, gatu. $62 000 . .._._ --
YOUU •11'11 ' wood and charm ol mlr· ex 1•3·11 7·,. ceiliJll fans and P8lled .i.t00~StN1 Owner appt. o'nly •••••••••••••••••••••••REDECORATED I Br.
l\JM\ ron. Dble gar w/auto .-wood noon combined to KIMNY DI PEI 873-1985 3202 den. dlQ. rm •• Qt•
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more bedroom.a)! OD an 52~~:.. thls luxury for only =B~or:,~r~~~:! ' microwave, refng, pool. For~er Gray•toae ltV pkn1. $395. <nO•
EXTRA L,4RGE LOT S129Ji00if you hurry. rm. Easily converted Be-" Duf!!eX security, subterranean Gallen~ & res. of ln· 8.19..(1891; (213)tl91·1158 w I b e a u t i f u I l y OPIM TODAY I ·5 OPEN SAT/SUM 12-5 AH parking, w /elec. gales. ternat l lmo~n artlat.1---.;...._--'-----
landacaped yard, ihia BIG CANYON View of Terrtfle "Trina" Plan, 3 Cal 644.7211 back to SBR. Shows like 3 Bed. plus 3 . Ex· $82,000. Owner appt. on· w~ work is part of . Keu Verde 4Br, 2~ ba.
•bake-roofed bome GoUcouneadue 2br2 br, 2~ ba., split level. ii~G~e~3~00f°asl ce.IJent mvestment pro· ty.673·'1985 runushlngs,perf{ortes formaldinlng,butefam
w/fireplace i1 ht a ba, upgraded. si11,soo Choice"EadUnit"over· · • · perty.Hurry,pleasecall lnsertlborder 4c or 1allery . (805) rm, 1tudy, 1undeclt, nr
SUPERB LOCATIQN & Jse/opt. Steps to Tenn. looking greenbelt , Soultl....,.._ 108' 540.3666 927-3Sl.5or927-4847. KeuVerdeCC.IJlc.ludes
Q.QSE TO•SHOPPlNG. crt. pool, Jaeuu.I, sec. secluded It prl vate ••••••••••••••••••••••• YEAROLDTRl-PLEX water, gardener, aew •.IOO. 1144-5441 enc Io s e d patio . 2 BR. 2 BA. newly d.e· t Mile from ocean in HB. 3 Br, 12261 Sun Grove, cpl1/drp1. $850/mo.
•---------•Decor al or i m . UDO ISLE coraled, 180 degree $12S,OOO Full Price. 10'""' Garden Grove. $285; 4 S.-1113 , .. _ .,.... I b t Down. Prine. Only. Kent Br. 94.U Ptreslde, Bunt-1--------I P-llklal~ Comp. ,.;.;:;;:; oo col .f.:';.!y~i!,,."mo~~ui IAYFllOMT ooean view. Publk bmb ..,...,. ...,.,, 848-. \::,"0• k ""\-~ !~ ,,. W-!><., ZBR. lBA. Iii llilllm de aac. bt Time otrered rea"~. See lean Dales at Lovely bayrronl est•te aPrincces•..:.~25•000• C92-6100 mar • 3 r • -·5 Garace, $250. A&e&ll • .., ~ Ouy. t UNITS Anaheim. Bllr. Call for .s.M640or541~UI rtO,,•tltea forsale.3BR,3ba.,fam. thepl'C)l)erty. oo60ft.lot.6BR,5~BA. w 1 • t IOtt UNITS Xlntarea,Anabeim. a~83f.~ .. BR 'Eaatalde 0 7S2•"20 rm. Finished & paneled large den. formal dining nh 1 a • UNDER $150,000. ~ r
lotOOOUMU\ NACM 1ara(e. '134,150 room Ii extra large boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• Four units 1n O~e Town, Mustexcban&e up. BELMONT SHORES on Weatcllff. a BR; re-u~ ........... D· COlllM ASSOC. dock. S4IO,OOO 4Bd, 2Ba. New paint \hru H1.111tlngton Beach. 6~ Prr-'d &ch•IJC11'~ water. Cape Cod, 1un· aiodeled. Blc kftc •,......
1W1n _,..., a.•o • 1st.OW out int .• new wallpaper, Yeanold, aJl 281\ unlta. 13J.176t deck J Br FR. fpk. $57$ $600.Al,~ CASA SA.HA · 'tt :trinnha n .. (tn new noor•g in Bd'1, Ba, Uke licJrtnlng, this op· mo. (213) 691·5331; :. Beaut~llt'lake. ,vt'I ..... ~ m 1"1 •7 k i l c b . Q o i e t Portunity won't strike For aaJe by owner Santa aM-1821 enewldlou&.4&",~
o,..•S.t/aali8y CU•&YYILLA&I ~ nelghbodood st. '59,500. twiee. Hurry, Call IJl. Ana 4·plex. Spendable . ..._1.._.. l206 close 1bopp1J11. fcadar o-er. SH-121I rlo 2BdratbaiaaeillC-1.~: •Ul-0123• ()pen Ilse Sun. 1/23. vestment Specialists at Sl.04,000.6'2-18119 · J>eb, Ha1e bHl~rs n:iL .-009 1..SPM or ealJ 971M879, roBJN · _. 5$7·122$ ....., -· • · wuitaE llSE 549·2389. 15861 Topaz HOUSI + l UNIT> E WANTED yrty zi.-------':-:? ~!I ....... ~.00de·o~. "~'-.• 2 WllUI Westminster. Nr Ed· rm LQvel)' 2 BR bome, Ba. cbarm, furn/unf. :SBr + den w/prl .....
• ~ 1' "" IN UnMPQRT7 ln&er&Magnolla. comp. refurbished+ acl-$600 mo. Adl\1, ref. trance, frplc, 2 car pr. Jt1ou lh fi;eodly ,.UC.;beamedc .liv· """ • llGCAMYON c1t•llandfor3moreunit.s. 875-<aMll Jc.yd.quletcw'*"c• ~orb ood at· ifterm.Slts.000. EXECUTIVE I • Xln\ loc. in rapidly de· $&50mo.~ ' move riCbt l.o View Sun I e t a n d veloplnJ Htg. Bcb. area. Capl1tr.o leodl 32 I I
Uail a B4rm., den, tqlle, 3troBrnt' 2r~owba. tbssa"yDvtlreewct, ~~gbb from t.hia out· . ESTATE REAL TV INC. -000 ......... "'1103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200. 2 br, aara••· llcll J 1 "' k d 1i. .......... n1 4 BR. Broad· -· · "6•·....,. • ot. Fee poo 4 ae v•cit)'~t • totally re·dooe al ho F _ _, Beautifully upgraded 714/146-1371 2200 Decorated3br,2ba,din· 1(-•-v-•·•.; "' .. ,.._ Owner trllMlferred, •nx· moor me. eat ... ng S"5 Tri-le~el home on Lohfor~ Ing rm. family rm .... ,_.._..,,.....,_. ..
lous. S78,SOO. 23815 Sl.3a.500ComeSee ~=n:"11~na';te':~: cuJ-de-sac1l1'eet. .._Property 2000 ....................... wifrplc home. Near Kida welcome. 3 br T.B. t:r (El DOt'ado The Bluffs overloOking atrium, pool ..er. 3Ba w/pvt back yd. ....................... LOTS e.M. beach. $400. -..no . $2JISO. Fee
2167Vis .. fafNlda and jacuui. First time ~~Or a to aee to-COVINGTON BROS. in Two R·l lots in $80,000 eorc.adelMcr 1222 MaJ.nBentals.540-5370
ABrU TODAY offered, ~hown bY AP· day ppt. Anaheim. Century ~l, :!~~:~t1=~~7gt5: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 000 Spedalf $175. UUI ~ polntmentonJy.1115-eBOO ~ Sparow lnvestmt.. Div. . • )) pd.Stv/retric.Fee
963-7868 R. 2 lot, Cost• Me aa. Main Rent.ala, 560-53'10
•OP9' HOUSE-$39,500. Bill Sullivan, ~ ............. .........., NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~ Dlstrasf'ropertf! Rltr,Mt-210.1 3 BR. 2 ba, ram rm, ~l.
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rm w/brick ltplc, Sbowallkeamodel. Pro· THllLUFFS Uke new 3 br "1 br, ....................... .J!.'j:;.:.pnce. do. 200 dee. •'*Pl vu, beautiful 3 bdrm model, Dlx'J'wnhee.2!>r' Zba.llll . atbedra1 beam eelJin ... , f'I)'. ldecpd. VIEW. • Br, 1.St time offered. 1 MolMle t4-t Call ( ~ lrokw marina. ALSO 46 lncm all amenities mclqdln12 _. dbl aar, .,Got, --EW FantHtlc value. Xlnt manyxtras.~anvew. ForS. 1100 7141v13-4545 duplexeaRenoareashow sundecks,cow1.yarden· ;oo'.5'&Q91,5514MI-~ =·~~ c~~~ VI • ~~6o 1 cond. Super FOCI buy at Call 64.2-3850, Property ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12% on cub. Ownr anx. try, wet bar, lots ofi------------
futurte 19 a!r'coad,l-----:----·l-!!·=·~100~.Aat~·~~~55eo~::_·_111ouse. MobUe, Modolal'Home le callcoll.9111546-2229 closets le ltorafe. Incla ult~ au Ccla-
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atnicUoa. Tbe hame b PllYA111SLAMD 2 SC.orJ priced for quick SAT·SUM 12-SPM up, le Service. 875-7570 Santa Aria. Flve2 bdrm. Property 2600 ~~ltaauna. Yrl)'lle ~~~~ • Jacl&Ul..
altuated t en tdra aale. Seller boucbt BY OWNER, Custom IOl'freeat.orlnfo. & 3 l·bdnn. Prime pro. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -= ~~:sr::t=. 30'BOATSLIP anotber.2B1.btoocean. 1howplac~. approx 3,ooo au.a Ji\aqua. 2 Br i Ba . ~· sus,ooo. 15~ KOMA HAWAII ••cl la completely NEWLY4Bdnn. Open Sat " sun sq.ft. Dover/Westcurr awning, 1birtlng, porch, llLL~•UNDY 1 mile or OCt!U rront. re.ed. • =u:famt•u ti COWNS ISLAND 1:31M:30pm. 330 Walnut area. Massive beamed 1et up El Nido Park, No. .,." p-ta ii f,
L--. .., Tnde•/orP'lnance St. Only SIZ,500. Prio· cdlln&a, In large portion 1~. on Ortega Hwy., San RIAL.TOR 675-616• ..... en ges ava or as _._a arM. S30t.OOO dpala Only. ol hse. Elegant 1panJah Juan C.p!Jtrano. Open•-------• low as $2800, Interest on· $90,600 fD.TT'l'O SSB-8723 CAYWOOO IEALTY tile, in entry hall, formal House sun. 2J.JH09.l.31B ty. (114)844).7319
NOWAIOJOHMSOM •541·1290* dininJ room &breekfast orevs.~ MEWINCOMEUMITS btillltah IW.TY nook. Dream kitchen P1111h, new 28 & 33 unlta. Exdlmttt , 2100
4'7·1744 •Of'84HOUSI• DOVER DRIVE CONDO aunroom, beautiful EL MORRO Good area. Cloaeto1hop. ••••••••••••••••••••••• =I toS .RaR flndt Adult.a. 2 br, paneled tludy.(could be JlobUe home, a bdrm, plnC •acbools .. 9X crou Equtt.1 TurtleYock Glenn 2~ ba, fti>Je. Poot & 4Uibdr!rl>.Sl&ebr.3 Ba1 many xtras. $35.ooo. orbeltoffer.Prtn.only. S4S,OOO. Woodbrld1e
""---__ .._ _n l..S, -1 2 I J St,...,. Id cfudiH, dbl i1ar. Walk to sep. lndry rm. Copper Open House Set 10.3:!!0. •--&.-536-113• ~--.,,.. -ca...toa.ec• plumbing, gen lath fs 494-'1'138 or "94-8038. Ask ~. ,. S38,000.&W-5581Eves. Vla Del N::!J M,V. sbopa. Ownr/Agt, , _ _._. 1 1arlohn Onrtraad • must -r-,.. ITWIOOOl'MS-W.Open p....,...,., C\AStorn UXUI")' I' • ..... .... .,...., 2oooa.c-,,.,.rf)t 20IO
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TWO IUPWIS Eaststde Co•ta Mesa/Newport
1 Heights area. 2BRs each \IDJt. Each
duplex on 52xl3S lot. Vic JashinsJd
6'2-8235. (A80)
·IMYIST WIS&Y IM 77
This lovelY duplex, whlch bas such
G ll E A. T _p o t e n t l a1l t o r
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tell at $125,000. Bob Owens 6'2-8235.
(All)
6 UMts -IAITSIMI
Brand-new unlt1. SBR house;
2BR/den owner'• unit PLUS four
2BR units. Built-ins; private pati01:
t&undt')' room; e 1aragea. Excellent
loe!atlon! $275,000. Lynne Rothell 8"-6200. (A62)
JASMINE CREtK'S
most popular model.
Plan 2 with 2 bednne &
den. A bargain at ts85
per mth. on yearl>: lease. Beaut. 3bt. 11-wit.Ile ... Includes all ameniUea ... yd for vet trdo. bit.a, Clubhouse, pool Jacuul, w/W cpta, drpe, carport,
tennis courts. quiet area. Dopood st.
Ill' Monrovia. $325. 2 ld4a ON LARKSPUR· .2 ot. AvaU2-1. 751·75111. bdrm, 2 bath, no pets, 1---------one car 1ar. $375 JMlr 3 Br, 1ar. yard, patio, mtb, yearly leaae, Very ltlda, peU OK. saio. •
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B E A C H • 0 N B I 0 Cout Pl.an, $49$ me>.
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Zba hale. Cpt, frpcl S470. Call ''Lila". Deelfttid Qdv.,.ale 131«11'0x5J.l..51T '7SIMllU dlDdnn welcome, $395 • ~ dt1la. B-ar.-rr ~. tteltairfsbeat, RV lmame\llate J Br 1 Ba, M&-l37lor~eves. ColletePll: TbeWUJon New' Br, Pam Rm, mo.DMSllens/wbds, ~ tiace ,_ .... JBr ldee'5dua.
a.ru.$195.M6-T3'11 hua•_ ~ldkb,cloee -.,. 'l'UrtleB.kC'lb fteeolony custom cpt=, as d •· flarbor View Portdlno 3 Codad'mt 1 380l~AVJ; fifB. ~ Adl<a~ EA5l'SmE ao abof.w ~amr-· ,..... BacQuet G*""-l.ntlqld. auto • br, 2 ltoc')', PoCJ1. t~, \lllfwrll1M4 3425 JACOISUALTY ~~--. •
br ,._ .... d I Uoo. '325 lb~ Un")', HH ltAMC:HlllALn Qwnr. $315. .c:J, mo to mo al. mo ........... -.............. 61"'470 0 ~. ,1-.. ey ·~~ o:1s~aity la.f623 ~ I 551·2000 ~ ..,..SO.MCMellS ~~t:. ~:b:-·~~ ~=p:l•.;·.':!:
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frplc, fed yrd, dbl gar. w/Wetbar, tdrmal d1Dlna 3 bedroom, 3 bath & Lanon or Dam. Eves, tibq, PCIOl tbl, no pet,. .W.al•1d 3525 mil ~.-...--. ~mo.968-0llS + breaartut rm, pool Jl-ir •• 1ortlJ,.,L,.., lamilY room Totnthouse. u u )4 31-1401 o r '11125. Yrl.Y.~ ••• .. ••••••••••• .. ••••• H.S.tn52br,POO).pado MS-3'11
BA C d w/Jacuul,3carsar,AJt. '"7 2 fireplaces. Great ('11')552-8929 BRANDNSW3,r2~Ba. c.Jl.Sl45coUare.UuU
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French Qu~r& dbl. Harbour bome. can al Includes use ot all Mewportleodl 3Ht OUR RENTAL SP~· SL Bcb Is Dana 1rbarf. li.B.SlT52br,lddtc dlbwlbr PoOl.~Jie~ 1 ;::,~~ J,'t'mo. Ask r:; PRESTIGE DEANE Hunlingto.o Harbour facl Ii lies (pooh, ....................... ClALlSTS, Barbara llDd $450 ~r mo. 634-1212, llACHCOMI• ar. Jn!H lD4. Area. ,
Jean963-896lor554-1412 Pacific Saa. BR +2 Realty, 4241 Warner clubhouse, temlia, etc.). HARD . T 0 F JN D carol, have a rs.ne varle-8-SPM,53'-lOUEvs. '-Sll'31·201 I m.au I E~"TSIDE pool house. ~eb~· ~mo. :ve .•. 1t~ ~ee lb~ae ~mont.b.5S2·TS52 Eastbluff Exec. home. ~~a~~Ja~ t., lw•Fwlll•l9ed 2 Br ~ D. -· .. _ AdultlWildeWlr.,U. _,,.., eaut& u omes or Walnut Squ.are 2 br 2~ 4br, 2ba, fam rm. Soft "'~'--••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 -... .,.., u..,..., Encl gar ,.tlo pool. 2br, den. ltplc, $335. mo. STORY 4 Br, 2 Ba. lease. Access to tennis ba comm pooL A/C water. New crpt., drps, Bayfront. new. 2500 ft ..... l.a.d 3706 new paint. Avail :Now. Like lltW ao • peta.
751-1767 Atlant.a&Busbard.AvJ. crts .. pool, jacuzzi, &at Be~ma $825• pa.Int. Walar to scboola, $1185. •••••••••• .. •-·•-•••• $200.539-176',GG 8'6.oeTI •
S h SSPAC 2110. $395. Ownr/Agt. clubhouse. ~1 • • ahops, ten,Jiit club. BlgC.nyon3BR,$1250. BAY•RONT 1 br -•~ ..._1.._.. 3106 New pan apt m. QuckEvereUASM026 STUDIO Condo, IUro., $750/mo, Lse. Refs. BAY &BEACH .....,. mo •--J ,,w• 11·::._• ......... , ..... •••••••• 2 Br, 1 ~ atc117, ... Br'a SUNKEN llv·rm, S250rno. Turtlerock Glen, aew, 3 641MJ'175or645-ZMO REALTY '7$(1811 ..,..,.,. • wo: .. ' -· -. frDlc. bema w/MASSlVE brick frpl. BR Condo. Pool. D/W, lBDRMCoodo.$350mo. BR z Ba, fam·rm & din· 400So. BayfrontApU l·BR. CU1t. bit.I.al. prh•. cell •• ds whr;_J_ar.
OPEN Bl'.:AM celling. washer & dryer. $305. 4 BDRM Waterfront ,.m: awlm pool tam.is Bhlfs 1-level 3 BR, 2 ba. Dix. -c 3 br 2 ba frpl. deck. Garace. ~ear Adubl. -.-.....
Vacant. $4.SONofee. Call mo.142-9781 Twn.bse. 30' boat dock, 2 gardener. s15o. mo'. Lovely greenbelt" pool. ~to Bcb. 3 Br z Ba, paUO.steP1 'to bCb It Jeueoaly.SZTUlo.Bkr. -~
s.:Ml7lor993-99'17. R, Ba I cargar.S675mo. 979-6472 days. 673·6175 $8SA&t&M-ll33 pool, tennis, adj. aew abopa. No lae $385. 8"-234.StToS 1---------o.crroillt 3ll6 _! ..... 2 • P u.sb adult 4 BDRM Lagoontront Evs/Wbds 3 Br -....,._..... paUo parJc atte. $525 yrly. Mature lld""· 00 ...... 2 .._ 1._0 .~on_._ llBSA VBADI: area • .........,. $37S. l~. Refs. Twnhse 2 car oar .,..,5 • ,.,. ,...,..__, · 673-3193 ....,. ...-. -. r--...---e ~ 19t.1 Dome etm wphwe 161
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Tennis, Swlm'g, pvt <n4>538.2S75wknds. 4 BDRM Lagoonfront near lake, cust int. 3 Br, 63l ·MOOAgl. YEARLY·BeautlurnaBr, poeali.:•bwbr, refrl£i---------~M~·,!1~1~.~: 3br, Jge ram.nn. l~ ba, Twnhse. 00' boatdoclt,2 SC75mo.tm.1660 Lurwysplltlevelcoodo,2 ~':,·~~~~ 2 Ba upper wilt wblcb ~17~Swa.J1A.ZI ~=-=.:.::
831-1678 Crplc, $340 mo. M.lle to cargar.S'72Smo. N Oran( Tree 28 A Br2Ba,2cargar,vault· utilpd must be leetl to be ap. l.lwttad'I.,_ ~ ---------1 bch. Hunllngton Con· 714-846--0641 d~~ 2 Bae patl~ bo:ie eel ceilgs. wetbar, aas 38r 21)8 w/patlo Park ar prft. Juat atepa lo bch. Spac. a br, 2 ba, frpl, llaby wl ... w• • *2U
4 BR + fam·nn, 2 frplc's, tloental Twnhme. New 21.J.5112-2816 tennis & pool no ts· lop, full rec facil, i.nrus. bch'oearby S450imo $650/mo. paUo. St.Pl ~ bcb It M5 'IZ5I m.111I • • fenced. $500. Beautiful, cpl'g & paint thruout.. lnM 3244 $400mo 646-asiis i>e • pool, etc. view. $476. 3Brwlthw00ctsyiotr blll: WIWAMWIHTOM •bops. $465. Mature,,.... _______ _
prlvale & unique. Call A&nt. Larry ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 6'5-827'1 lo bcb. Vacant, nady Reall!".atate 875-&131 adulta,chlklok.87$-3002 ~ ........
496-5980Agt. 842-93ll. IRVINE College Park, 3 Br, Fam Eastbluffbme,)seorreot. now! MIO lalaoePa• ... 3701 ..... ,, ,, ,.,, 3107 ~ l'nlc, wl.
Lovtiy new 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 srQRY·$299! ! SpaUcss 2 BR, 1"11 Ba •••••••.• $375 Rm, fpk, pool, park, $385 3 br, & den., $600. immac, Jn Corona del Mar. °LI ••• .. •••-••••••••••••• ••H•••••••••••tt•••••• • ~•I W, I ba.
Fam Rm, drps, cpts, 2 br1 2 ba near bch. Pool, 2 BR, l Ba •••••• $325-350 mo. lse. 52S-4675 <714> compare! 75&-0'48. . · 2Br, fam rm, frplc, gar& 2 Br, 2 JJa, lacL util. Nr ~en dream! $1711. VW •MD
patio,fplc.$475.581-1112; m11nt free twnbme. 28R,2Ba ••••••••... $485 Turtlerock .Glaua Plan 2 yard. Quiet s treet beacb.-. uuw. Bal. paid.Stv/refria,Fee ... IAYLIAI'
Collect213..f77·7347 Walk to shopping & 3BR,28a ..••••• $385-600 4br, tr, tenDi1, pool. BOA)' SUP W/CONDO, 3 $500/mo. Blvd llU.0505. Wiater llaioRentala,5*5370 _ ._j.-=-
scboola 979-2038 or if 3BR,2~ba ••••• $425-5415 0wur .,,,,.mo 6'4-S62l BR, 2~ ba. Lite D8'r -rmt 1--.......,...-.--'219 BToro 323Z 848.ase6 muat ask for 4BR,2~ba,farn .. $511$ ••'"" • • $1115.Aat.SM-ll33 ~ Beaut JBr, Zba oa ba7, Beautif.al. .,..
••••••••••"••••••••••• Cam. 4 BR,~~ Ba .•• SSS0/800 EXEC3Br2 Ba, lge F11tm LUX twnhse 3 Br 2~ Ba, MAL.ESTATE BAY/BEACH/PtEll Pf, DO pets, l8'1S.. Open lll!la.=Pwd.l>ft.,.UO..
For Lease • Lake Forest· 4 BR, .s Ba .. , ...... , $l500 Rd:I. all bltns. JDUlt see to nr new fplc patio. car 631-1400 Patio 1 br saas UtJJ pd. Slit/SUD. 800 E. BalboL ...... On lake, 4Br, liv/din/· NDOS2Br.$250;4Br BlGCANYON apprec. $425 mo. 0)'1, pool bcb.$45o ~' aoa E Ed1ewaler U~ 2ba blbla.J"t,&ar D 11GC8do.C.K.
famrm,S5MHS $335,1.St,last&dep. 3BR.2~Ba ......... $100 :S..1666; Evam.2022 ' · 1"'71.-walk to beta. $150. 71'lJ'. ...-
famut•V...._ 97~'1888 Vill••eJ new'"'-·1~ted& Bii C.nyoo presUalo1&1 9'~ c, Beacb 6""-1 S1IZ. UtU DNmO·l7a.:.ma ~J !Mt.-. v--. -r -• ., _.... Broadmoor home, 3000 ~-• • d/ •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Br,newcpts,dabwsbr,2 cle4n,2Br2Ba,fpclc,2 sqft,backba)'vlew,4b.r, pd.11Slqleaot.Fee 0 Clfltls-..... 3111 ~ .. ·'ta. 80•• enc.~~ 3BDRM.l~Ba.Prestige pvtpaUos,lgeyard,2car cargar,patio,pool&ten· 2~ ba. fam rm. $1l.50. e VS alnn..&a1'.M0-&17 --·•••• .. •••••••tt• ~~ ,pe&a. area. $400 mo. Act. gar, 'i4 ml to bch. $350. nis, •062 Germalnder. 641).1714 y , .. 1 no turn uW pd ._.,._-...........__ ... , -
962-4471, 546-3103 ZlJl..328-6127; 714·998-8849 $395. Call 152·1700 evs ear.., ..... ' • ~-z Br 1 a.. cbUdreD and 552-7829 Blc canyon luxurious Luxury 1 or 2 Bedroom pvt bcb .. Balboa area. Auto.S3QO/olfer. ,,_ 'ot • _ ci... ,. ..... 2STORY3Br,38a, bonus u 3 bdrm 2 ba +bonus custom home, 4000 sq fl condominium in ex· $250.mo.f7J.87llO 165-2121 ~ _......., ar. -~
rm, cln. frplc, D/W. $425. rm, Twnhae, 11h mi 1rm Woodbridge Broadmoor Golf courae frontage 4 elusive Bayfroat tom· ........... ..,FRONT _ ,._ .. ._._ -22 f'll.un.
714·96J.45m or 531·9S4.5 bch. $650 mo. Refennces Plan E. 4 br. 3 ba, (am b ba ......., ' munlty. Pool, Beach, ""'~" 3..-,oew. ----.._ 0 ,.. NIJ. no Fee 842-1140. rm, din rm, 3 car gar. r,' • _.,., game rm, Security. $750. IC•, d l x , fr Pl c , -••• .. ••••• .. ••••••• % Br, -, "• CJll:I. 't573 CAMPUSDa:IRVtl«E Prol. lnd&cpd. Upgraded lam rm, $1500. mo. washer/dryer, dlhwbr, 2 drps, far-. achalta, ao
Fpfc, 3 Br 2 Ba. bltns, WI· Br, 2 ba twohse, frpl. cpt.s, tile" dJl>s. Pool" 641).1114 Sherman car pr. No pets. Now til petg.548-Gll; "5oGU7
fin. bonus rm, fncd yd, f::~~· Jae. $365. OPENDAJLY late privg:s. Avail 1/U, BlGCANYON. brand new As OC. J uae 30. $550. mo. ~J -~ ew 3Br, 2tM. ep11, drpa.
-'g'-nkl_r_. m_s_mo __ ._ss_1._u_1so_u---------8A.M. TO&P.M. $525. mo. to resp. party. spaclous, single level 2 64~500 m.f640 en, >tlf!~~ ~':!!9.~=·1115.
JBr, 2Ba, (rpk:, covered • 2 br, pets ok. Near View. Turtlerock Terr. S 752-7516 BR, 2 ~a. towobome Costa Mase 3724 ""= = = = ~ ........ _ ~
patio, xlnt neighborhood, ocean. Fee. Br & Fam Rm, beaut. COLONY 3br 2bo comm w/1weep1ng golf ooune ••••••••••••"•"•••••• 0080-N" nwr v&. D ' -z Ill' sbdlo ~ Zlr. prin only S380 mo. llainRentals,S40-5370 $800mo. 7sz.o&l7 pool tenniS $3-is lae view. Lease at $750 per ~-wm&W' ,. --.-.. ., ~ ~ 9SZ-032IS ft6PM •--------' ' • . mo ·sa1eat$.12SOOO BLUFFS __...., 2Br 1'owDboale, frple. 2111l,quAa .mo.
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6Br, 3 be, $450. mo. Avail. Cnccl. yd. Bltns, cpts, dbl ba. 2 pati.os. 2 frp{c·s. LCl9lftCI •ach 3 241 RENTAL ~ •llaldServ Aftll ,. Catalina views. c:io.e dfllllararea.-.-
Feb. L Appticalions be· gar. Nr. shopping ctr. HIS.&C0-1374 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFSTOWNHOUSE •PbooeS..,B&doool tosboppqasftneba9cb. ..... ______ _
iog accepted. (213) Families only $42S mo 3Br, 2Ba, balc ony We have 2 sbarp 3 DNNewportBlri,Cll ....aw ~or 333-ll08 Call ait. an ·6498 or Tw1lerock Glen. New 3 Br 3 BR, .2~ BA. oceacvu: w/Yif!'ll, ample atocage, Bedrm. Blufrs Coodos. 5941S5•ea.al'J ~'SllllW Ceft• ----'------1 54S-414l oo best street $72$/mo move m now! $4'7~. all. tnnned. oceupancy · No vacant & ready fat Im· m'l:•Wff•···· Waner VWap:I Br 2 Ba, . be. Agt631-1400 499-15660t'm.3620 peta. S410 mo. mo/mo or mediate occupancy. One SUSCASITAS
xlnt JocaUoo. Children Exec 2 St.1. 2:500 sq n. G •-ed 1' o1-w.-..&.1 lse.8'1M4218.~ ii tsSO per monl.b It 1s Minutes lo NB. l Bil -..-.w 1-I Bdma. ada, 1\ti OK. Will lse under P!asb4 Br,3ba,allbltns, roves ~cur oomm. op ._ _._ . lbc w next door lo the furn. Adults. no pets. • ... ~ • .,,, -1 ba, Air, Patios, '
market, to respal'.lllible crpt tbruout. PoOI , nr New. cnr. lot. 2 br, 2 ba, 4~. 3Ba. fam rm, frpk, 2 Br Par~ ~do Condo. N: Tnnis Club. Tbe 2llONewport 8lYd.CM. Inu.u..---.DeW•pt. ta, no pet.. ()peQ party. 552·41311 dys, shop!, schls, bch. Mainl cpt,drp, elec . .:ar. dr. childn!nl&pell welcome. lowest pnce in Newpon, otbe'.f is $600 per month" Spacious 2 bdrm., 2 12"4. 1919 Aaabehn ..
8lJ.3000xMJan6PM free. SS7S. No pets. opener.Stepstopvt.tenn SS2Smo. $340.mo.979-7888 ls adJaceottoCdM High bat.lm,frplc.Deepbrown t:zto/mo. Appt. Da'le
3Br Coodo, 1 ~ &, 2 car 642-39'73. ~ P:~. J::u:;t HOW~~SOH HARIOR VIEW School. See these today. :.:: !}'~toa. pool, :.:: {1~ ~~:i~!i.'~-.------•
l(arage. encl patio, swim· t :30P.M wtd.yl. 497•1744 PALERMO ~~Huouseett•,1NB·S. 28Cl9 Vis· to &bopping, ~ ml beach. aundeclt. &uvria' ri ..
ming &t.ennl.s, childn111 4Br,2~Ba,FamRm,2 ---640.6161 t:nW.UllhSt. GIN~~·~ """1l1w~
OK. $375 mo. 646-5786 ... •--}. •s * ZBr. r "e back •ard. frplc fnlc's, Din Rm, Wetbar, S48.cM92 l'°' b ..... to ""'ac G1 W. WU.0.8i
.. 8'5" '""" .... ~ Uk S150 Ille all aboM. A.dull.a cift\1, no -.2010 Oe.on, cpt 'd 3Br, 2•.; ba bdrm, ou c:rpt. encl. crpt 2 BR, dllo •.••••...• S385 ~ lo La(una Canyon. e new. . . av ' pets pleale. t'2S Mo., MODEL OPEN INPll
Tiburon Condo. Bltns, patio. pani!led gar. 2BR,2...,ba ........ $550 $325.Pb497·229'Z 714·54CM988,213-37M083 ~:'~~'nPo&,~ VIU.APOMONAAPTS ieaae • Enjoy &be prlYU7 of
Dsws hr. ref rig, pool w/cupbrd1, ldry, nr 3BR,Zba .... : ,. ... $oCOO Brand new luJCunous 1235. 2 br T .H. Pool. s' etl v n-••a f\lm 1 bdrms from $215. CL/_. ____ ,_, ~~-~ your own bome •lie•
pr;v.S375.Ph 96.J..34216or Dou111u. s chla and 3BR,FR,21.;Dll ..... S450 townhouse. 2Br. 2~Ba. Sin&Jeaok.Fee ~·pa 0.-~ · Quiet.adultcomples.No ~GlllJV'Uff ::'J::°iatt.pr,Woad ~LS f'rwy • mst see to apprec. S BR, FR, 2 ba. -..... IMO ocean vu. yrly or mo. to Main Rental.a, ~370 pets. Pool. 1780 Pomona (jl~~Ac.. s :rple. pool 6
NEW JBr. H~Ba Coodo $425.963-6446 ·847·1986 4BR,2ba ........... $4SO mo 644--0062 ... ~ W t..-J BLUFFS 3 Br 2"11 beth5. Ave,C.M.80-2015 ~v·~ J.uai.%111'.UOia ..... 4BR. FR,3ba ....... $:5615 • -Npt. Suvrea a\Cnronl Greeobelt. 'eayview. '1ll!J L"ftl-Rh04 taaet'355mo. ' cpU. drps, bltns. frplc, Blk to Bcll. new 2 sty, 4 Plus approximately ' 3 Br, 2 ba eoodo. Oen & lillO mo. lea.se. '8r, 3~. Pool $5~·$650 Rltr. srt.JNNlNG lie 1 lk pdn . QfV--<rrV:
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$400 mo. 9'3-11837 days, bltns.fplc,wctbar,2l"ar w/opener. Must see to rreeyd,nu~t.642·3819 · '710W.J.llhSt. . New •2 br, 1 ~ frplc, 2br •/pr.Adulta.New 963-3083~ves gar. s.S2S mo. 207A ltth appre. $$50. No child~n. HattlorVuHms Carrnel3 Nwpt. Sborea Waterfront Ba.Cbelor£..Slde bltns, pra1e. ulia, DO cpts • c1Jli9, bltna. Cnccl IW1a4'••ecJt 3140 St. 962-7D -----no pets. Owner 768-8170 Br + FR nr park & SGOOmo. Jease. 4Br, 3Ba, ~ deCar pets:$350.9*1MO )'dw/patlo. Water pd. o•••••••••••••••••n••• Br 2 &. lie corner lot, eves493·2956. school.$S7Smo.752-061T fam rm, d~ck. Ma.int. SllO ,',,,.. 67S:29ti CUstam butlt Duplex. 3 Call836-4p0 .. _______ _,FR. FP, wtr pd. $375 mo. 3 ,.._. __ • 2 b some ------0-fd,nuld.t.SQ.3819 . • BR; Dln·Rm, 2~ Ba, 28l9SantaAoa 'G pas
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l(lr. $$25 /mo. 1ncld1 s tory . Huge tam rm waterfall. nr park. pool, den. Complete~edecora· munU.)I. Livrm area ..,,_SS5.WNldy" 644-7211 lle.AaLS41-'71125. a~.Nopets. w/lrplc. covr'd patio, scbool.SS45mo.~J714 2Bd~2cdcarcard,ocfelan lion. AvJUJ.Jlpmed. $52$ o~ Oil• lp t>rick ...... :h ..... _.._..__TV ~ NICE2br--.__.tc 1''0RU!ASE 3bed 2 i...a-bl .. _h b view, DI -yar • pc, md bae,._~ener Uo u--C >lC! cuu--....-u• .-.ems.-: rm ...... , rm. tns,':" w r . Turtlcrock Gleo,flao uoo mo. :1112 Cortez, ··~~••ff · pa ,-DAQ rpc, ~.. J.JnemtsUUllUes DnulilulnewlBr,Zba pvt.paU:,.KidsOK.no• be. brabd ~ .UOO sq.It. formal din rm. I J ml to ll4Br t'R Tenn"ree. •1014 (714} YY~-w privacy. Yrly. $$50 mo. MILE TO OCEAN duplex fireplace pe,ts. $2:50 mo. ,...
lAn4ln1bomewtfofmal beach. Edi.wnJll Schoot aroa.Avl.2/l .SQS. · 3 ~ 2 Ba., fam.ily 64Z-2072or(714)67&44ll RoyatS.1et·Motef garage,cJoaetosbops& utforBlll •
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WALK1'00CEAN2•lY. :1 t~. no do\t5· children to garden view. Brick New 3 br, 2 ba single 542·5200 Ii ' kit b dining ' bath Sl~. Ulll pd. Ocean view. s~ park & bcb. Ask i Br. l b•Ul w/paUo.
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S31'9545AO.NoFtt Adama)!I00-39S9 ___ ~y/:,.~~~$600. LolJ-MINlgllet 3252 ~a::nd':f~:: 3J~2 !:: fencecLNopeta'.$450/mo'. l.acJ-aHih 3750 0~~~'::11~~~~~~ W Bl, all uUJ pa. U. a..£A.N• Br 2 Ba ltplc I BR, Ira tam . rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl42.3B50Alt . -642-2741,642-9125 ... •••••••••••••••••••• view, \IUl pd. '3lO mo. ciendaJlarborApts. ~pt, drp1: $390 mo: PttsUge area. nr •ch. TWtlerock Glen Plan 4. 4 Br, 2 '* executive hie. ALICIA PLAZA 67J.3lll 6*UH
'114-llM.W Ot' 531.9545, $450. 9022 Rhodesia. Sbr, 3 car 1.,, pool, ten-Spect. view. $450. Dlx N.tpt Creal 3 br, 3 ba S.e&ew• 327 Scenldlountain Vlewa ll•"'~-ln. -·. lmmed tBr, l.81 •llL ...,,.,, tt>-
Aal· No J'ee 675-4174 nis. $19$. mo.841).lOU. mo/lie. CIM--0.W condo. 1903 sq. ft. Many •••••••••••••••••••••• Larfe, dlx adaU lti av--tt"" adatt:'"' no pets. stairs 1araJ!•• estra LIKE NEW BtO •-38 B xtru. Lse $500 mo. Agt. Bdrm Apts Ful'D & Ull· --. ' -:_·-:::,~ -,_ <LEAN J Br, 2 ea. cpt, Lak• Forest choice brand ocean v..,..,, r, 2 a, ~ Twnbae, new 3br, 2~ ba furn · $!50. sn.aso. ~ 131" ... ~
diw. z c.r pr. l3!50 mo. ~~ wi:. ~~if" aew 2 story lakefroat ftplc(,~:15· $00 NEWPORT B Y EW oet?llD view, pool, pa.tloe ~. locum, Bllllerds 2 Br 2 Ba, Swed.ilb tplc, 1225. Call•UM 7144049 or .s.1l·tMS, 28.,1tkt.:°peuoK:~ ~·A~~~·~~c';.~~r:: mo. CONDO, do:ble ~lew S410.~l 681-tLSl«llll-4130 adulta,bopeta.1325. Beaut. n .. a.eh•• ~.No he mo. Call DCln al 146-1B71; ~. Dll)'!I (?t4)9!M·1dOJ, luqtl .. H0Ne waterfront expoaurea S.. ,,_ 25211 Stockport, Lag 840-1286 Firep!Ue, rthlf. Jn4 S~ER-GOLDEN or8obat58S-145a wltnda (213)881•41185, 4Br, huge f'm rm, dbl f.n>m private balc:onle1, r-.1ttr90 3271 Sorry~~~pcta. TIHD SUO.M5-8256;9'7Nlfl
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S'25. '11•·9'3·4589 or ~.Ls .C:::,3 °0• nr 4 Br. 2 Ba. FR. cpts drpt, pool " &auna, eacep. den, 3 Ba, all elec. •••••••• .. ••• .. •••••••• ~1m:_. ~-~taeq!'~at~ bn~d· oar~UO/mo. Ast. UH1545A1t.N0Fee ..,, • prof lod.lcpd. $825. 5 tional location iJUIM pvt kitchen, sltyllgbted IHCHAltMIMti .., • ....., ... • ...... ..
· _ Qorseous 3 Br z Ba lBOO. Mornln1dew. 552·7350; 1.uarded com.tnuolt1. atrium. pvt marina. Ol.O SAM JUAN IHT IUY pa.int? Come see tbl11_fSG.tl4& ______ _., 1'~abWou.s adlt 2br. 2ba 1q A brne. 1 blk 'trom 6'5-2330 ~beachfcreo ccn&ar. siooo. mo. {213)881-2170 Thia ch arm 1 n g 2 Some people uy you.-gpadOQs 2 br wta.ll )>ltn Dlx ~ 2br 2ba,i3= ~. J>ool/tenals/clb, ... J a.torleaselllSOmo. (J •• , ...... ..,.l _. ..... v,_ .. .,..viol'I Wool kitdlen Bl• wa.rdrobel ~ ~ .. , • ..!...J ~ mi beach. $300. ore~n .... 2s mo. se. Orangetrec, 2 Br, 2 ba, HOWARDJOU1'1CU\.u or _,....._, bedroom, 2 bath" den .... #..,.. r-# • • • • ~.-. ...,. pr.,..,..., ~ Rd-.IQ.4482 pool & tennis. Sits. REALTY~'" e.st•aluelnBhlf1,super home bu pJuab ~· r:.~~~:!::rt.~·~ ~a:-=~.:!~= mo.5*Glt,65'J ...
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Stroll the pathways of a pine forest. Meander past tumbling
waterfalls and quiet pools. Listen to the sound of bubbling
sm?ams and growing things. Your adult apartment home at
Plnecreek Village ls a total retreat. Here you can enjoy unusual
privacy and luxury.
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pool. t350. '992.1512: Ph:M$-MIS or 137-8050 lo:c*ln1 New~rt Bay kitchen. $3"1:.50 wk up,~req--'_.833_·_3223 __ T_ll_noon ___ TA.CS. You mar keep
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gara1e1. No pets, no vr:wn~ ONT Eastbl~r. $32:5 mo. Open su..aa 1501 Wntclff Dr. !1,.oorlnd°!.!h"lry."'wul.U·~~~ children.mAJ2lhSt house Sat/Sun . Ph ---------1 --''" 640-7689 Man employed days. Newport Fina.nclal Ctr 111 retail outlets. To 3 Br, 1"' ba, r,,,lc, patio, .wPOR'1: kitch. priv. SllS mo. Call ~Office 5poce quallry ,you mmt have
encl. uraae. AvalJ now. View apt, 2 bd, blln11, car, Aft 4 pm 631.0674 tauoii Site Manager auto. a few hours spare mi. 846-4990 Striking design anct an pool. $275. · • (714) 642·3111 ext 246 Ume and $4000 c11b in· tteoant. excttl"G way to a•" -h vestment. For more tn-Close to beach. l Br con· live. ChooH lofts, !>av .,....._., Lte room, pvt ent, bat .
do dbl 't "h a r pvt windows, SllVllOhtS. fire· Llaht kltch priv. $125. DELUXE oiuuc1s rormaUon write to Dia· · •~a.. ,.a • •1vH. vour own or1vate 3 Br. 2ba Up""'r, frptc, .. .: .......... "'·st C.M. m trib t.o Division P 0 cov'd patio, bltn stove & P'.tiooro.11eonv.AfrlendlY cpta, ctt,Js, encl gar. Nr. _.,., __ ........ __ .,.... ______ , Comml & ind.all spaces, Box u~ Brea. CA mzi
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4 Br condo, 2~ ba. Cpt1, Br coodo. Next door to empl donly.979·~ Miss ion Viejo areas.e~~~~~~~~ drps, aar .. patJo, pool, Vro1nflN~flillnlnt __. ,.,. _2135 ~ I R I Handy to S.D. Frwy. S3~0. 138·4127 Vtlla ....,.. . .._._ "'HP n1 m, w conve· Call: 831-1400 LAGUNA llACH
· nlences, $25 wk. 2187 ---------i Pacmc Brand new condo. 2 Br, 2 Fairview Rd. Costa RISTAUIAMT
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Kldsoli F '400,_lftly. pool, peta, adulta. sas . BEDROOM ocean v lew·dlohl' " ,,.__..,_._.~-3124•,. __ to ..... --.. 3124 CostaMeM 3124 MalnRe:als.S40-S370 200Pron'IOntorVDr.west. mo.f'ls.eett .......... 4150 coc:ktaU1. Excellent,
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.. 3 bl u bch t owned 1no bV -· v•-; .-.,..,... • etde J ma woman JUST 5 • .-bltins. Nr OCC . Sl80. Pb room, c ·no ped • rtw lr'llne ~nv. Joe or C2U)92&-U02 Don Goodr Cay re. ~,!M'_.......,. · Want to move your omce /'VEUJEl...L .,_.., c..ol""lS tic.. rts $33~ mo. waler p . -~·-outof•'--'---'~m•-tnt IRAHD HEW TOWMHOUSlS __,.""' a ~n• . 998--06S21v1u.2.s. --------•a er. 2 ba beach dupleJI V...._l.twtah 4250 prutl;ic:;'Ne:por;.it ========-
CEHTRAL COSTA MESA 2Br House. Uke new, new 1 Bdr Garden apl PAMMIWPORT w/ocun view from &lass ••••••••••••••••••••••• Center at a fraction o 1•....a ._. cpts/drps. gar , encl m APAITMBCTS encl'd aunporch $4SO ,...._ ex...,..ed cost? The Cw ":f • r •
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OHLY $2'5Rm"'r pau·o, nr Irv'--•. "'-I w/gar, Nr SD rrwy. . . BIGBEAJ\LAKEP'RONT """ ,...~. Over u... A tve local """ a ..,... AdJ ..,,.,. -.... 1orJ8edtooa:I$ and· 548-4912 Cab'--. (71.) ....,7701 ExecuUve Suite has the olVV Mar resp adults no ts. no pet..--· '""' TOWDhouaea =-.. ...,... bus. UsUnp. Pleaae call 2 Br, 111.a bath. Instant move·in . P ets & kids/pets. $295. 25se.c Holt.673-0289,S<C9-9658 From 50 YEARLY 2Br, 1240/mo. 49H727or839·Sl73. ~::r~fflce rent In· or stop by for rree Info.
infants ok. Fenced patios, e nclosed Santa Ana, lOAM-4PM 28rl~Ba.sep aar, Open~~ll1 1Z742nd(2~i~kis LAKE ARROWHEAD. eludes ; reception All cat.eaories & tr,pea· garages, dishwashers, air cond. Sat1&in. pvt paUo. S250mo. Spa·.Poola·Tenrds Pretty lake view, sips lO, service. conre r ence We euannt.ee to P eue
SJ6.QQ5 963.7298 Acrou from Fashion T..... Jlto $100 wknd, t.!00 wk, $250 room. personalized you.
TRJPLEX owner's lge 2 Island at Jamboree on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Holiday wk. 642-5346 telephone coveraee. mail 751·174 I br. Finest locatlon. Im· Clo6e to Ocean, triplex, SanJoaquioHillaRoad. handling, underground UNlTEDBUSINESS mac. Pror. decora~ed spac. 3 Br 2 dbl sinks (7141644-1900 2br Twnhse. Laurelwood. Sid It. while lt1 here. 1 Br parking, janitor service, INVESTMENTS
w I beau l Ir u I. q u 1 el bath,,, walk ln cloeets. 1325. Tennla, pool, ichool fl loft bacb penthle rully all utilities except phone. 152S Mesa Verde Dr E grounds. Gas & waler pd. bltn1, gas Ii wtr pd. •DILUXI-It park cloee. Yd for pet eq\ip1d w/unreal view. Call 714/640-S<C70 (acrou from Kona Lns)
If 22 Meyer St .. just off 191• St.
SH ••ager or cal 642-6612
Adults only. No pets. Lndry hell. $375. Eastbluff 3 br, 2 ba. W..50l2or559-t486 l>a>'lorwkendl,callSco THE EXECUTIVE Su.ltel06,CostaMeaa
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161.hSt.,Apt.C. inlantOK.83'1.s!MS SC2.-512'7 No~ Fr $380 2HDUHfT comf, attrac. Feb or NEWPORTBEACH ment projected aet
n--'--J bl'--rt utll onl:r;... .;_w0'!1., ' -... 91-a. ff Jcaier. f'/OO/mo. 17'-7480 Storea&OfffceSultea SZI0.000. th.la yr. J>rwent Loft.._Apt ._..,. ... or ~. pa Condo, l 1tory, 2 br. Call -.. •-~ wg .,. llS8 dl,Yl;SSJ..f'720eves. Froml300 2lllOAvon St. owner unable to handle. 2 ... Jlow,11.oft :'~~~-v~1 631'2222 ::.! ~~·ev:•·0841 Gn::!~!reo. Con&.emparaey6cu&aal ...,...,.~ 4300 su.1IJH&8'15-6106 Can be relocated.
lmmed11te occupancy. -,., · TbebestolNewport'a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------i Leveraaew/29~down.
Pvt patio. gas f11>lc & l..ge .2 Br Fam Rm. 2 ba, n• J144 Lce2br,2banea..rbeach. goodllte. Park Nwpt lBr, ZYIBa, loyfrontOffk•• Ull 751-1741
stove, Cull kitchen incl. paUo. fplc, In tnplex. Nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'early. &62-2280 eves • •Beamed ceilinp furo twnbae. Cherie, Avail. 87Ul41
rein&. Pool & rec room 1 shops. no pet.s. 637.a28 PAIK WIST APfS wtmds. :2Pl~c~~~.!! m.2900day, 640-1673 eve Eltec. ore. Spectaculu ~~ yrle~.Gu&waterpd. mo Adult It famll" apla. Spaclou1 ne.-2 & 3 ..... •..-r-· fN rtH b & _......,,.,,"v""' ....... YlOFT ... PTS ,_. JIU rrom ..... s.T--'f. '--al' .. Bdrms. " bath units •Anchomuchmore Roommate, 3 Br duplex, YJewo ewpo ar . MorPwtn.. """ "" ...,. ,.....,.. ""' ... " Fvrn. bachelor 1230 .. _ + utU. Nr beach, ocean. Furn; Secy & 283Avocado.C.M ....................... club, JardeD view. 3813 acnissfromocea.nfroot• Unlum.Jbr 12:55 i,;"'fWl•."94-&460 recpt. services Incl. Yrftpo......,
OverSOOtalltreesondJO Mon·F'ri.5pmto7pm Very lerce ZBr , 2ba Parlmew Lane, Irvine. oewdtyrttreatioftalde· HUtttlYPOR PrimeUdoVillageloc. $40,000...SIP•
streans with waterfalls Sat &&in 10..4 w/st.ove & refric. New Owned it managed by veJOl>IMDt. lmmed. OC· llST S&ICTIOH Straltbt F·M shr 4Br, UDO BUSJNESSCNTR Distribute t.op name Goll
creatt. 1 relaJUnc setting &&S-0143 paint, pvt balcony. lsl, ThelrvlneCo.,3152-9200 ~upancy. Famllle1 & 14Dc:.-nor w/vu E·Bluff 1275. 9.5 <n4>675-4030 &: Sports Equipment. at •~ vour spacious n~' ~ 2 b E d last•dep.4ll6..019S •-le-.. •••• pets accepted. S33S up. .....,... ~or~aftS. super low wholesale .... , ..... • e r couaae. ~11 e .....,..... -... --8'15-dll Brlt:r. Newport Beach • CUstom orrice suites near or 2 bedFroom 1
1P2•.r0l M frplc . beam ce1l. DLX duplex. 3 Br 2 Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1413 Rmawte to 1hr b&e at 511 17th St., Cost.a Mell be· f'.!'!,eetav·
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mF ent.s · r om .1 b .. I Encl. gar. S300 548-5300 cpl s , d rps . b ll n a , LIVE IN A CASl'LE Wide 3br coodo + bomaa. 2 ba.1 Park, Lal &ch. in g com pl e le ly re· n"~s exnar ... p.relerred. uroiture a vat a e balrony, nopet.s. 838-4949 Ocean vlewa, lg.1 br apt. yr. old model. Baell Bay. llB. unf. hHSll02br -.~ decorated. Space avail. ...... ,,,, Small ~ OK. Adults L«e 2 Br 2 Ba. new cpt.s _& hi celtlnga. Gardena, Cpta, drpa, bltnl. 1425, C.M. unlhse$27S 2br Crom 320 sq. n. to 770 sq. Min. c11h lnveatmeot
only. OCftce open 9:00 to drpe, $240. 988 Valencia 2 Br.1 Ba, bltns & rerrtg, pool. Near be 1 c b . 645-ISU,646-11&4 C.M. si75 bacb utll pd Uve on the beach, 1hare ft. at 50' per sq. rt. Call $.S200. ~. C.11 Mr. Todd. t :OO. 2300 P'alrvlew Rd. No. 3. Mgr. 546-S.:1'7 patio. very clean. $265 Mature adulu. S3IO 010. N.B. Sl80 studio all uU 2Bd, Beacb Rd. house. 646-'8922 838-3639
Costa Mua. Phone ~ I 3 B 2 B mo. S86-S478 494..46S:Jor494-«ll7 UDO ISLE BAYFRONT C.M.$145cottaae all utl $200. Dick 493·5688, DRY Cleanln1 &: Laundry 545-2300 .,..ac <>us r a, new -L 3140 With 1ped1culu view. NB. $1.50bac:h all ulll -....au 900 sq ft Prof ore apace cpts,d'l)S,enclgar,fncd tt.alflRcJtOllle-.. Charmlnf Centrally 2Br,2Ba,willdec:orateto . br kidloat thol~e CoslA.Mesa loc: R.T. plus hand flnl1b 2 br dplx. cpts. drps. yd, no peu. $33$. 184 E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• located 2Br 2Ba 2 blka •ult unaot. 1 or 2 yr llB.$1752 • MeMAl~te7 Hadley Realtors , tablecloths. Exctu1lve
bltns.1225mo Adil.I.no 2lst5t.S4&-9080 Newly.painted. a Br 2'h frombuch:•llutll.$350 luse.-S67S mo. (714) llACHCOMHA ToProfesslonaJlyFlnd 963-8933 cllente~e. Ideal for
pets. av11l. oow ~-4ll0 _,, 2b Zb 1 Ba. d1mng area, fplc, car mo 49.f.l.340 eves. 873-1.213 ,_ S 11631·20 II ntAT RIGHT PERSON husband & wire. Work _..,mo. r, 8 • ower. incl'd. $375. 84&·0814 · . For Lecne 4/days p/wk. Wlll teach
!4e 2 Br ocean breto<e. l 1ar1u. cpts & drps. 1,.,,IM ll4t ,,..,,..._ 3144j,.,,lne 1144 L?p~n-Cll.uu'llNuMml> Jn O.C. Ai"""rt area 300 business. $12,SOO F .P.
child OK. Nopets.1230. Adlts/no pets. Nr. 2 Br, blUn.s, relrtg. gar ... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.,.•••••••••••••••••••••• tm-c.i«~o:>qtd>t• +-.ft . ..:.:;,.dnoororc llS7·3'715 192 Shallmar. Apl 1or3 Harbor & S. 0 . f'rwy. paUo. $300. 1 blk lo bch. I -· ~---'--..... -"" a•w-• 1---------
0pr )4t.9492 <1\0963 l87S 536-39C7 536 ZTT4 ...... .,.,.-c-,..,...,._ w/wlndow wall + incl'a RE.sTAURAMT
n. _ · _ • · · 132-4134Sincelt71 small recept area . Ultimate In rixtures & Cotto Mffo 3124 Costa Mesa 3124 Cotta MffO 3124 N Ans we rl n c s e r v & otil Busy beach area ....................... ....................... ....................... . ow StraJCbt ma1eor temaie to secret1r1a1 serv av au. rc:c. on1y 139.ooo. run
1bare 3Br apt on the Priced at $22S. or $300. price. Making money.
PeM. 'hb' lae 1125 mo. w/serv Incl. 833·9971 or Look you'll bUY now t ira.':!, l blk J.o beach. aftS&wknds.581·4367 Ull • 751-l741 uou can ren Adul hlJd 1.. APPROX400sq.ft .• C·2at ._1 ••us J 4 ts, 2 c ren 1v1ng 130 E. 17tb St, Suite E. MFG. -• w db •d lo COQlleraUve life style 1235/mo. Doyle 548-0479 WeU est.abUabed. s.sz.ooo.
couple or anti woman, hecutl•• S.~H bandl" lncludlnJ lnven· In 00 rl ge. wish to Hpand. Prer. yr net. sso,ooo. yr.
child welcorne. 151-4998 Delwceofficea with eory. PocentlaJ bere will
Woodbridge Pines Apartments may be the beSt-kept .ti SPM eUlclenl secret.aria I amaze you. Pleue call
h d -• L_ )'-L-WW .... __ attract. home services. Ideal frwy immedlauly. secret in I i5 sHson'9 resl tnti;u PC'SI se IC'r. tne ......-.. OC Al rt Ull 711 37 .. 1 .., /pror. woman. Rtf'• access nr rpo • "' Villa.ge of Woodbridge. And this rustic apartment community ha ed 642 9015 rt BAKER CENTER
isn't e.uy to gel to right n~ tither. with all the :;~ "' · · • 666 Baker S<C&-2982 MfcJ.,......,.. •
. village construction going on. -----------1us1,...1 R...tcil 4450 SlS0,000. p/yr and 1row·
h d h L-d d d Male tq 1hr 2Br, 1 ba apt •••••••••••-•••••••••• ing. Owner wlll 1t.ay u B&Jlleseont-.two-.an tree·i;>C'roomunit9, tsfg~ w /1ar 1120 . Bob, national markellnc
like early California. bun~aloW5, are well worth the effort. 646-5780. bus546·1707 700 Sq. Ft. ofc. avl. Pac. manaaer. S3S,OOO. will
b I d Cst. Hwy, Newport Deb. h 8 n d I e. C t1 11 lo r Thtte are cozy ul I-Ins. Firtp aces. Pcltios an Mature , non·smoklng $200 mo. Call : Robbie ~~clflcs.
balconiu. Lol5 and lots of style. Plus all the wide-open lady share 2Br apt 548·0'1S7 Ull 751·3741
vlllaae recreation and other goodness of Orange County's w/u mf, nr CdM bch.B --1-bo--,-,-d-·-r e_t_D_il_.'
g e40-70 a a •an • _._VB. .. A ..... CY most excitin&new place to live. cflmmerc. or otrlre •-""., .....
Follow our map. With determination. And visit $000. Fto 1h1re lovely •Br, 2ba space. Off-street park· toA00.000. arp/:yr
B•fo-..... ·-all t•k• ... too. Bal Penin home. 2 sJ,ory, Ing. Approx. 500 sq. fl.; Priced nahl. beautiful '" '"' ~... ... • ~·.. MP entrance. 2 !rplc, aun priv. rest room. Rltr. •tore. CalHor dot.alls.
Woodbridge Pines Ap.lrtrnents. W PinestOM, deck. •usit to b1y. i h , .._644.._·.i;.~..;.3_M_on_. _to_Fr--'-1, _9._s _
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Leasf"8 ice hours: 9·.5:JO «Ully 2 ~lnl men ... 1c1n1 2334 Nwpt Blvd. C.M. 1 Unique piece or equip.
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Equal Hou9"I (Q S.A.Ha\1549-*2 tna i rt1trm1, cptd, l280,000. um yr. PNNnt ~ ..... ,.., ._. 4310 ...;~_7'718_.;,; ______ 1 ownu unaba. to bandle.
••••-••••••••••••••••• STOREFRONT Cao be relocated. p; Coa.tt H Coro Le¥er11e w~ doft, Dbl pr. •/II.I door, t10. • wy, na Ult 711·3741 1ND11e SSS. TJ& W.J.mes dd Mtr. ~per "'°·1--------a. Colla M•a 8'13 7717 ~~artl.t> Real Ella\41 Oreat ret,all a'«e locaUon
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NptBlvd. tUTulls"Lane . ......._. ... ...._. 4500 'Balboa ltland. Jdt11I op.
~1•1. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• p0r for new re.tall butl· ...;..._.__ ______ 11600 sq. ll.2865 MIC R•n· neu, IOW renl, 1pprox Ov•ca '°"Rent m mo. dolph St. C.M. • mo. 4.SO IQ.ft. Leue ror •ale. '21·18'11~. 14&4laoor'7M'fot C&llM2•08'72eves..
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PrlDM ~•tklin ID Hwit . . potenllal for upanded In Ito a Bea Cb o She.,. 4110 OPtf'l\IOo. Mab olf.,, ._hunt. IOO 1quar. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• •• ooo.
felt. 9'n1.1!: ~ardeft fr Scull boatfetnller•. rtn• ~~.._.. or omc:.. Good .. ta1 1pac., $1.oo ..,... toot. v ~AMoama: D&Hl~ Pi'fk• Llmlt ltftfth 22', 1119 • o Mr. Ph&mme Koarovta Av,. CM. lee MJr« Cail Nf..af
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8*).'l'Q20 HARDWORK ••••h••••••••• .. •'-••• ••••••-•••••••••••••• • debris. Colletce aht· Haullnl, tree-wk, aod PAINTING. Int/Ext. Freedt ~ Sml Job ok. 4'8·2049, Atthl.t~uraJ Desl•ner, Home Improvement or Exet:llat d\Ud cent tor Exp. Ja~ Gardener, ~nt. Sl.2 load. 548-MJI . t.aww, Reas~oa . Beu, dependable. Free • ~
Expr'd in Cu1iom repair. Bob, 173·1186 pr e·1cbooler1 . comp. yard servlce, e~ -est.CallJll)'kS796S Homes·AddiUooa.R tuc· ---------
Residential ftemodeta a Bui &f.S..25Uhome Werencea,llc.6U.al73 clnn·up. Free ut. ~6Jer. FR&&ba11;1•1rr ™ORXGUARANTEED co ov• blk waJl1. P'r" Ceramlc Tile: tub• I, • ' · 5'r·22l0 u,., cleUUJ>, tree W9c• ••••-•••••••••••••• "' tea~ 1hower1, kitchens, ,,~ AddWoos.MW889 LOU'S HOME REPAIRS. Cul wdor for U#llblo i1em1. F ft·"" Z.t: Blockwalla, lntr/EJrtr. Pree Eat. elt,Jowra Ooon paUol.MHU9
lllbplllhg 30 Yr exp. Carpentry,....................... Q.EANUPStl cu/bides removed alumpttono. brick. 2:511'9 E~pr.642-0ZM " tl I ~ ,1•'-.,-:-~· ------
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CERT PROFESSIONAL We Care ca t Cleaners Ph.962·3200 Lie 317856 at your residence. 16 yrs P r o f C A R. P E T Anywhere, •nytime. doel be-aulilul cleanups
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1,, •'-•••••••••••••••••••• CALLS $15/hr. Call Hauling, m_ ovine. cleanup le Painunieo'. "W~ 00 147-GllN At Fair Prtces960-l633 ~ t drop the ball! Get a FINISH REMODEL & Carpel & Upholstery ~ $'7/Up. Treework. JT AU."835-:156t Havt someUlln1 you want job with a low-coat Dally
Rpr. Small jobs OK. Steam Cleanin1. Fr est. • Reus,faat.fcee est toaell?CJu1llledad1do Find what you want in Have IJC?metblilg to tell ? Pilot Cluatfied Ad. Reas.979-o379 ~lll821·71Sl WtullAds Call 642·56'18 842-4591 ClauUledAds 642·5618 ltwell.M2·S6'78. Dall,yPilotCluailleds. ClasalftedadsdottweU. PboneMWi678. '
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•••••h•••••••••••••••• Found Y l l b DrinklnC problem? BOOKS cteric Typi1t Dental Cb l . d lit Selle~. ~~:'~:at~!r Call Alcohol lfelpUne Associate Rep Ba.nking • 5,_.lfh General Ofc exper re· a r II e au .
RESTAURANT collar. Irvine Ave, CM. 24hnaday835-3830 llOIOVEll TaLSl "-ewl•H& quired, l year clerical ~k: :::~~ 'C~t!
NEWPORTBEACH 5411-3087 u .. otists ..,c h MODPY.MEe Banltesper.req'd Mo1 .. ~l1ra and/or t yping exper . Meaa Neal It clean. Gross • ..,po earn~ pr r. PROOFOPBATOI '---T In 55 w m ac· ---------i -·/ -IOOIC·· ece-1:•
$8000. month. Could eas1 · $1000 •EW ... R""' Become .a competent ,, 0 NCR..-.t•x......tence Mllllon Do lar corp. YP t gl XIP ' . Den'ftl Receptloru•t. Ex· F C u--'"" I d $15000 with •"-"'."" hypnollslanjusll2wks. u you're newto range ...... Y"'.. l'lffdsmen&twomenof curaey .• ~t com ... .. To$1000.FeeNe10.ln·I Y o • · . American Tour1ster l ·nite pr wk For Co., temporarily discon ContactBobCr~lghton any age who enjoy municatlve skills Call per'd only. 5 Days wk. tervl•wlng thls week.
-owner/opera~r. Caxpt11v~ brown standard brief .. brochures 7:)2.25.n· tinuing your education, Irvine National Banlt apeak.ina w/olhers & who for appt Wllli11m Harvey N.B. Ortho. Sal. open. Organizational abllltJes. trade lot'alion. n. case Return w/full con· ----recently di&c har""d 1133-3700. E.O.E. ho_.... 1... Research 1425 S Vllioge BenefJta.6'2·2626. Xlnt be-..1[·t.s. Also F*A t A a t T 1 ME · · " are ""'w 1.ue averaee · ,..,. .... erm s. .. · · tents. No questions Self·Hypnosls · ongoing from tbe servtce or for Bank.' s •-L rWloCthemi'llJO' bs. Way,SA.83.$·2422 J-~ CallC •-IC 751 1400 llli "' Dental FTonl Office Lon&· uuoo. onuv areer _.:_ asked. Ask for Deruus c I ass every Mo n . aoy reason s~lr.ing tem· •• ,.......,_H MA.MA.GER ~-.....___1, .. cone xrav, restor ative Employment Agency, Tocos/••-rs RoUino.675-8267 7:30PM. $15 per class. poraryorcareeremploy . .-""" No actual selling in· ~ acaer , ~ -~-----Learn al your leisure. menl consider this uni· A Federol Savings As· vol ed & tting 8 Mature individual to experience preferred,,_ _______ _
$9000-,MON'!'H. . LOST: Jan 17. grey Dcla.il&, 7:;:?-2541 q11eoppor. Youcaneam sociation is i;eeking a pol~lments".°J!.-x .,10~; pack.age educational non-smoker. Newport Fem. beauty operator Freestanding building an striped tabby. altered manager for its Newport cl the most. popular & materials. No ex per. Ceoter,644-2750 w/imaU Collowlllc for booming growth area. male, 12 yrs old. Vic. TraYel 5450 S l 96 PEil WEB Beach o(fice. Individuals necess. $2.74 per hr. App-•••H•GM1:a 4-daywlc. "2--0531 Wellestabllahed.Owner Me sa Verde Dr ,••••••••••••••••••••••• mustbefamUiarwiththe succellful prodw:ta only North American .,..... -
b\O'inl larger business. Adam.s'f!s~:u'Fcia Hili Ans CompaU.ble airline parent Based 00 YOW' produc· community aod reside in ~r~:P~~t ~~~; sUvtce Center, 1339 E . Sr. Designer, familiar Ftont dsk clerk. Appl1 ln
Will train. Terms. Agt. to "Reggie ' am Y pet. or retiree ~amp11Dion ti v it Y. Com m + the local mrea. FiltanciaJ na';;'1a a household W.,_.,Saata An.a. •/electro-mechanical pusoo. Surf " Saod
751-1400 Reward. ~9098 wanted. Trip, Egypt. incentives & extra profit or business experience is word lhruout the world =·&~":tu~~ Hotd,IAJ.Bch.
• fWi T Contact E. J .. P.O. Box shari.og bonws. On lhejob deslred whJch can ertec· W k 1 thf 1 · Compuy JookJng for re-er NM aYlnt FOUND, Irish Seller, 684.CdM 92625 lively stimulate new or n a YOLI u. tired penon to store It layout & tape-up, 81· G1•r .. Offke
$6,SOO. MONTH male. Vic. Harbor & • training. Tremendous business development, frleodly atmosphere • maintaln Limousine on sembly DWCS, packa&e For Trade Anoe., 60
3 Pool tables, cigarette Bay.CM.645-0196 ~& polenlial to reach assist customers & h.avofunwblleyoueam retainer basis. Good layout & mil·speca is wpm, good spelUng &
machine & other ea mes . supervillory & 'manage· moU te n r Ex top J>llY. You receive a work re!1. & driving re· needed. IC you have 10 crammar. Exper. Evnst Included In sale. Hot F~UNO, T.V.ownerldeo· ment poslllons. Must be II va pe'i:&° ne · d: guaranteed salary+ ex· cord nee. Please send re-yrs exper. & are a neat or AM appla lf ne·
81vd. location. Terms. t1fr by descrlpllon, •••••••••••••••••-•••• personable & ambitious. ce ent wor 1n1 con I· tremely liberal com · sume to; "DRIVER", worker who takes pride cessary. $550 mo.
i\gl 751-1400 sen al, locallon lost, etc. Sdloob Ir For appointment only lions ahd benefits. mlulon & bonuses. Con· p 0 Dox 2040 N 8 9'..!663 in lheir work, Apply at: 567.7970 · Contact 11.8. Police pro· ~How JOOS call Replytotlr.Kerr te1t.1 •oUier inceoUves. · · ' · · K·West. 9371 Kramer•---------
'' Leaving ror Dallas Tex. or perty0Cr1cer. 536-5621 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eq~b~!~ty XI nt ad van c em en l Companion for elderly Ave .• Westminster. (714) General ore. Insurance
vicinity, approx z.1·'77. roUND bl k I h · ed MEN WOMEN 539-1113 Employer M/F pmslbllitin for both men lady nights & weekends. 893-6593. agency needs full lime
will move entire hse or 1 c:oc:c on.g 'r\ nAIH FOR & women. $2:50 mo. Call 642·3276. F.qual Oppor Employer Girl Friday. We req a
partial itms, oppor for ma e apoo an a e BANICING Females&Minonllea matur e dependable i.avmgs. 12 yrs exper. Park. H.8 96Cl-l339 ,..!~~:~~S .4.UDIT CLHk CRB>lT VYIFIU No ellper. nee. You re· CONTRACTOR Framing Att Encouraged person w/minlmum lyp-
536·0904. FOUND· Puppy, beige NATION·WlDEJOB R~'s accurate figure Candidates must type 50 ceivefullpaywhilebeing contractor for cstm hse To Apply ln& skill. Salery open.
ln•ima•· & ··tN" N.B. wirebalred. M. Vac. aptitude w/knowledce of .. ...... ood lraloed. You can work In Laguna Feb lOlh. Apply State Farm ln.s. ' ~ PLACEMENT 10 II'~. Lite •vntng. Wt'll wpm • ~ a g or· --•-11or eve ... _. On· ..... 5106. Dive-,..,. .. boa•· n--"ed "10 W "'-' ff N B h.
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C 0 as t H w Y · Call 673-6234 GOOD JO~ w/min 1 yr business ex· work verifytnc credit. all 1urrounding com· COOK ing operation Callfomia1---------1
Sherman,agt.646·7414& OPPORTUNITIES per. 8am·5pm. Xlnt munitles.Youoweit to AJJShHts.OoodPay.The Offshore Prod'1cts. GIHILU.OfRCE
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CIGARETTESU PPLY Shorthair Po int er, I .4. ll TE MD ER S benefits. PhoneMC-4380. BlONewport r, vestleate this unusual Hwy, Laguna Beach.See DOYOUUICE bilious go-getter. Gen'l
DlSTRIBUTORSHlP F_erna~eB ~{la/ Ban-SCHOOL ext 321 or 831. Or apply Equal ~~mployer oppor. Contact Renee kitchen manager. olc skills. Tfpe '5 wpm.
Part or Fu U Time rune. · · uoU!. 17th St .. SA 180 Newport Ctr Dr. N · ~· Roul, 1334098. TO SAIL7 SSOO. Call Doris.
lmmedlate need in Costa FOUND ; Black Coeker 834-1960 ~~ ~ 5pm. Trull Audit 11.4.UTY OP1 IOYS ...... 0 ,..I.LS COOK·BREAKFA.5T Growing Manne Mfg Co. ACMI . I ~esa and/or. surrou~d· type, older male.dog. Scbool.sCoastToCout , DiVlalOll. No roJlow. nee. Exper "'" • "-Ex.per req'd. P/tlme. S3 bas need for JR. ,......,~le•
h ,: ~~u~~(\;1 ::i~u.dc!:t: ColJegePark.548·1775 ... WtllM. '7075 ~ M~cbF:'lc;; ~f!· pref'd.C.11645-1050 ~!!~~ ;o~ ~:! :m~D:f-8475 7am· ~~!:1~~.c':i1~!~~ =i!~~:Y~~~3
lets are secured by com· Lolt: Alaskan Malemute, •••••,•••••••••••4 .... •. w 00· 1· c 1 Beaut.)' mone1 sellinc &tlbsetip· , CoboJa.nll93-l39S
pany. therefore no 5 mo male, frey w/wht MJiture Lady llve-ln rom· Coa\t Garage. 4t 2 No. OCEANFRONT Salon Uom ·~~uchool. For in· COOK. &per d ~· Maintenance/Han·
product selling. Become mrknas REWARD. panlon & ll hskltl)r. CsL Hwy.LagunaBch. needs hair stylist formauon.eal)830-0913 for conv. ho1p pref'd. DRIVER. TOW TRUCK. dyman, days, for the
dilllribotor for such na· 546-1228. Elderl.Y person or teml· Automotive w/following. Victor Calcalator Tee.ti exper'd F/Ume.· Hrs 10:30am to Apply at 964 W. 17th St .. Undborg Racquel Club.
tlonally advertised Rew rd Bllt & Wht 1 invalid. Refs. avail. New Detail Shop needs Rubens, Laguna Beach. lmmed ,...nln; Submit 7pm. Apply Park Lido C.M. Must be-21 or over. Call betwn 4·Spm. 11 ~ r1garetles H Winston. G a Sh h made ~ help. 49'7-1"5;'94.-6321 resume~ESS.lnc 3605 Convalescent·, 466 Good driving record & 842-7747askforTony.
• ,1: ~.'rt'sa~:!!~":co~~~ 1; [ rr ~ n V i ~ p Ce. rM : German· English Ouency ~:=~s :;idpat~~s~ B 0 AT Exp e r boat W. MacArthur hJvd' San· =~ l p Rd' N. B . experienced. Gfoss Man
Kent. etc. To qualify you Roberta, MH.1169. secrelartal/\ranslallon, buffers & po~shera. Up· carpenter, al.so ex.per ta Ana, Ca 9Z'7M aECTRICl.4.HS OWN R R ET IR J NG,
must have a car 2-8 hrs F-OUNO: Male Bassett ~~~~ M~:. ~~SS~ 714 ) bolstery s~ampooers, ~~~a~!:~~-"fppfy'l'n CASHIEll coot< bper'd See Kettaibe_u Marine needs Isl class combo
perweek(daygoreves> Hound. Brown & ~heckoul,p1ck·1.1p&de· person to: Crystallner Compaoy Benefits. 5 ~~~'!'!r.'':!~"sftf!)~~ AdUnderMarine Glass Man to run In·
.... CA.5fl tN~!!SnJENT White.Slater & Newland. Colle&• i r ad. seekl livery. ~Y at Corp, 1626 Placentia day1. Call for app\. French Cafe, 04 N. In Todays Papff =~;!t;~-0~~1!!:
-REQUIRED F.V.54S-G09 ~~:..~art 2059 1145-~oo:l,CM Ave,C.M. ~71IJ Newport Blvd, NB Salary $300. wk to start
For more informatton P.-soMlr. 53$0 · I0.4.T CASHflll/.4.uht 645-6700. E L E c T R 0 L u x w/xlnt benefits. Reply 1
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PO Bo• 14· Roeemead. Carini conf1denllal reliable. Ref• on re ~g~~:tJ::t~r.'l.\ quires inte lligent, Carlo's Restaura nt, Pttime542-4153 92626 I
Ca. !111'10. mclude your rounselmg & referral. Q~~ Needs exper'd Carpen· versallle t-eam member ~ Coast Hwy, Dana EXEC ECRET ... RY Governess/Housekeeper.
• . ~number Abortion, adoption & Good PU to use for de· Wld 4 '-llMss ters & exper'd As· tolandleall pba~.sof ln· pt.496""'470 • S "' ligbtfor2girls. ages 11 & pAJrTHa WANTED keepUlg. II I d a WffhoMt Gl•lftcJ semblers surance & secunues ac· TO PRESIDENT t:ash 14 in N.8. Xlnt oppor. lor APCARt: 547·2563 very. or an sc pe U y · counta. Beatnnen OK, COOK, pantry man or '·I Finan"1al Serv firm h • Art1ve wqman inlere&ted gardelUl)g. Dependable, p oar but m· ... t be .. ""'lf~tarter cooks helper. Phone ..,, ' · · former school tc11c er or l•t ll lea tot 552 006-i •--i-J-....1 lodt R--1""'" ..., --.. Good ca~eer OPPor. Very graduate student. Appli· In a new g ' ga ery •SHAROa..J'S* ~~. . . or .._,.... -Must hav;'";aterfront &inqulslUve.~typisl 4!J9.-227laskforChcf challenging. Xlnt skills cant must have gen.lune
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Loe. Nev.Port Beach. In " Let AVON show you how a must .., baa1c book· req'd. 75 wpm typiog, 100 m' terest in children, en· v~lm4!nl fr business exp. OUTCALL MASSAGE Hltp W__.__. 71 OO to build & run your own boat Yard ex Per. k""'pln,, lcnowledge d•· COOK Sl5. h. .. ,,.. s Ml 1 f Pho ,.. S I .. --.. ~ .. -~, }/ I ctn' I •· ...,. • .. wpm s -an gue J·oy &Ports activities & pre . ne mr m lri .. 12af b115ines1. Control your .. ,.,,., ... wca e e ca "' -'-bl•. lmmeda"a'e""°n· per shill for mature din· D NB Su t 200 nit lOAM 175-3080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• houra lncome bull .repair. Blackie's ,..,. "' ~ v,... r. · · 1 e · have an interest In the · • '"Ilre EXPERIENCE" Aide & General Aniatant. ownfi ' own · Boat Yard 673-Ql3C in.. For interview call ner house cook. Sam's arts; 4 yr deg.ree prer'd. Mo.y to l.09 5025 Adult motel. Closed In everyd•y Uvina for To ind out about this · · Mn. Allen btwn &:30 A'M Sealood, No.2, 3901 E. C~ EXECUTIVE Must drive; car ls pro-
••••••••·--·•-•••••• cin:ult 1V. For Reserva· dJsabled yoon1 folks, c:halleQ&iDc eamlnl oP· IOOtCICll!PB •nd 12·30 PM at <?U> Hwy, P>rona del Mar. ~RETARY vided. Should bo flexible
.... 2-1& lr4T.D.'s uona.~ $2.50 hr. 1tart. 4 days c~:~~IS4<)..?0U or F/lime, payroll, AIP. 640-0123 COOKS f\111 char&e bookkeeper, regarding wknds. Lovely I
LOANSAVAlLABLE ... 1_...,,..... 2'10, lday 10-f. 839~ AIR. .lnvoiffD(. 1ome CHIP SI IOO Mo. Male or female, over 18 top pay ror top skills. pvt rm & ba. Salary S5SO
Crt'd1t not lmPortant " -· '"" taxe1. Mature career to work days. Apply an construction & escrow per mo. + room & boanJ. m-.4883Brolter Coun.seUn11tRderTal Animal Hoepital Babysitter for Saturoays, person for small manuf. BlueBeet8?5·3!33aft4 person: exper. helpful. 3J9l A. Send resume to: M.
---PreK t.e&l·avail.wltnds IA.THEl·l&USHH permanently poasiblf. <30) Emplo yees. Child care Needed My DB.TA.CO .Airport Loop. C.M. Seeger, PO Box 19547.
SClt'&K 3UlrHelpllne547·M9S f\111Ume644·5480 eome eve work, re . Benellts. Costa Mesa. home. Hunt Bch'. Nr 1720S.ptriorCM ~ ll'Vjneca92713
INnf •SPUU'I1JALREADER A/PBOO«KEEPER 54&-5l65at\S. &.1'1-3344 torappt. Edison. 1:30-5:30. Mon· HelpW...ted 1100HetpW--.cl 7100
llOM£ OWNERS borrow f\llly Ueens.ed Mu11t have tract home 0.bysitter wanted; ~Ost Bookkeeper. CPA Firm ln Fri. 2 children, 1 & 9. Cati COOkS ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• allowbttnkratufocon· 181!6EICaminoReaJ con1trucUon exper. bemature ltreUable,M,y Laguna B~h needs fulJ alt5,9611-7071 Must be eitperienced. -~ l!Olldatedebts. pay\axea, SaAClemeol.e. Forappt. Pteue 1end resume & bQuse.4!J9.-l190La1. Bc:h. time bookkeeper w12 m 1 • ._ ______ .... Apply inperaon20lb Cen·
take • vacation. room 412·9D:M 492·7296 salary requlrements to ~ exper. Prortl sbarinJI & a.E CAL tury Ltd, lnalde S. Coast
addrtlon, allrim pool. pay u.a..:s•el Blue-Development Co .. Ba bys it le r wanted• bonus plans. Salary Rl Plaza, Sill\ Diego Fwy le
alf ex••Una 2nd or any ...-. ,.. 1151 Dove St. N.B 92660 lllature loving woman, 1 ne1oliable. 494.3000 or DICUTIVI Brlatol St. '
P\lt'POM. !IA.I_•• MOD&S Nopbofte callt please. day per wlc & vtkn-ds. m.~ ca.a1C•L Ill MICHAMCS n.-.nus 1---------1 Own tran1p. La&una. 1721 Month COUNTER GIRL, part HATIOMALIAMtt ISCOllTS Atthllel1ual Draftfman. Lower Arcb Beach Booklceeper. exper. f\lll TYPISTCUllCll • Urne, exper. Ari{ Cap-C7.4J631-ltS• OUTCA.UONLY Contract labor, up. Hghls. Salary open. charge. Tbru Trial $860 Month · tablllUte'aPb y,115
;r'W/cual. horou. Send re--$2825. Balance. Permanent ClalCtl W.dtbSt.C.M.
Mtf t•-.-:It frwf 6J l•Jl I I 1ume • .aa Calle Re•t. position. non amok er. .., .... Month 0 -• Girl over 18 Muat -n:: 5035 Capl1trano Bch, Ca. labrsltter, mature Sl75. wk start. Call -~ · -RELAXfNG M~SAGE ~ •oman f_or occasions I SM-llHll for interview. The County of Orange be exper. Fri/Sat/Sun ••••••••••••••••·••••••• BobJames·IJ~. Museur wknd slttina, ref 's . hu tmmedl1te opentna• I/lime. Montrues llam·
LOl~ 9°' Outcallt •9. <ffM·$lU1 Ardllfedwtll 167-0414 BOOKKEEPER. fOf C.E.T.A. clerical help fpm. MUlOO, CdM. ~ /0 •PALM READER• ~C... flltbysitter. Single father 5 Yrs exp. Electrical fe<ierally funded thrOQth D&IVMY IOY
MMi.tTD&...s l20Aadin1forSlO F/timew/expet-.lQlype needs r eliable 1ltter Contractor,locatedC.M. Sept. ao. 1977; Ex· Hlt1Day,5daysweek. hu.t.Tetmuinc.1"9 Paat.preHnt&futute V Ra1den.Ual. Must be a:ao-e. M·F. Twln boys. Bll\le Books, bllling. pertence required. Mutt $2.50 hr . Lloyd's
s.tlwM19-Co. UcUlJ>•H350 ambnloua • work 10. Miqlon Viejo. Must Salaryopen.642·3482 Uve ln Orange County, Nursery. 2038 Newport
60.2171 141..o611 1"/mln. 1upervlllon. have car. Call 83'7-2M7 IOOkKWll ~Yf~°li~ff¥~ ~~'; Blvd. CM. Apply In
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Computer Automation today?
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a LeltA,.... IJIUI AllSIOS ~~~eo.°:').:!{I' :: ~Cl.Ell _ ,. ,_. . _ Ot1hodoolcAnt.wanted. .. ••• matily o... .. -..... ,..,. -.~ .. ..-, Top pay for rtgbt penon • ;;;H•H•••••;;;;:;1 r lfOhair-:.Da-:;rt :~ _...,., 1 r-r • ., ~~~ S741,.. ..... I ~ liEli , C.il 1541-5110 . ----.c.~r!t~:..i .• ~ Derule -1*kte \1-A.SSIMMBS ,; Tbli ls• CETA funded POililtlnl,~1 11 .,_......_C.
' • -tall Ins ur1 'iade OETa l>IVORC~ ,Nudtd for Ul\iq u r r·qulrial Hulitinaton Beacb reikten· 1·; that llne math •P· P/Ume. Some clerical
1 medication' a lreqnt tQ wife aod I are work, ll'!edlcal prodUJl, LUe11 i> cy &r 30 d17Siprior uneme:taaent:"l lhde, 1cW 1pe1Un1 It duda. Jh nc.lble. Sal
mula. Pa'm. upaet in& tor•ther. p!a1u1lU clean wotk In email i'.~A, ;plicaUc:m will: be ....,, at tb ···-~..-~~Ina. llafary open. ffUnt Bch. E.xper'd M...., -~ ' toUtbu, bud1•Un1 *"°"1ftl co. ll«'cl't1 JtO ft• Ep I --• 11.,.... l acce e ~ ,1.~-p,•"=-...,...,.1,1 on1.y need apply. Refs re· -~'. ~ 'tli,aolhatweun per .. but lood a.xsertty HoY~•1.ua nlnc ,m :; ,, ~ ... ,~.......,,..,_ q'd.N2•i
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typing of 6S wpm and thorthand at 100 wpm .
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eo.t..-.. INSPIC'TOllS Salon. llut how Luse ottb •l.IPP • ~~oal>'·i:.::&:. -.....-.-.. ::--<•.Jt.w.n•-·~~ ~ JECHllC-A~_,L Pumanmt. "1U., Part· Aeroepace electroruc co. pedlcurn. Jl'/tima. prtntin1 eo. needs Nead. XII& co. · • ll llAllACEIBIT· W£ NEED '\ limo.~ & traJ\lp ri!· needa ao lo·Proc:\111 S.·1575 R':f:n'tble l*>ple for m..1S •
q'd RtUrfd welcome. !Jlspector.DutJestnclude DR• •IJ Salu. Or4er P""-----W---L Vl-p-.-1..ae .. 't __ , .... ---'~•·'or ad. YOU tlOWI. WRITER Olll~•.otchl"ll0.2, elcctroolc module ept •• To&epltone ,._w-_ vn1 .. .., •-su -~ CAll:ll.9 •' a
OOlld Wednesday. 101der101 & re1itta.nce MARINE Swikbboard " Tboatte Fro ID You r Home gresal ve Apartmeat Man.,-e:ment pro. ---------t weldlns tnapeclloo. Tkket Sa.IM. Pbooe tor M'f-951'7 fessional. Muat bave map•ged over COMllMTOD~Y
•GUAID• SbouJd bubJetoidenUry ICETTINIBG appt. '1l4/5$7-9al2, Hk P/l Sales, S.0.$70 wk up. 2000 u.nlta. be ready to move up to WOIUCTOMOllOWI
P /Ume, awJ111 shift. elcctronio componeou MAIJMI for Mr. West. Men, ladles, atuclentt. Prealdenc• of ~ quickly, and Alio, TJpl1t1. Mac JI Mature man preC'd. l>y codJn1. Capable or Evea/Sal . :IS4·78S1, " fit 0 St i T l t :Rcllred or pe111lonen performlni dellllUld In· ..... l .. Ww• &?e&e have • followm,. U')' plUI pro 1 pra, • YP • !J
velcome.. Ub.llorm fu.ro.. lptction with hi1b AWestCoaat Stron1&capableofcar• . -lbarinl• Our Staff Dows ol tbls ad. SKm.arics w/ab, Lei
Car & .. boo• Hll 'd. dc.,.ee of accuracy. Only MaJOt BoaLBwJd r. inl roe pleuant 1emt tn. PUBLIC RELATIONS Submit nisume to; Dooald Berman, &c~.~~b ~C:::5 Faeilit.y 111 C:O.l.a Me.. lboee with some elec~ valid. r....J. Ut ha 1t Person Wanltld tor ln· d i. Q ll Pt n rtl are a• Call SI t.. tronlc1 In-Process lmmedlale OJelllnp in v T° e wr • terlor Deal an Firm. Prest en\, ua ace rrope es,
Dlcldnaon, ~IMZ'l7 for Inspection experience production or qualltl llve·ln co atmoaphere. sat a r y +comm. In~., J400 Quall Street, Sulte lSS, 11 l• 1 •
tntervw.Moe·Frl. ncedapply.K·West,9371 sallingcraA.Miniawm: MS-5087. (714)534-220% • Newport.Beacb,CA92880. ,1 1 ·~ 1 1• ..;.;.~-------1 K r a m e r A v e • , years experience In pro __ ~lrStyU.twantedapply Westminster. (71') -ductiooboalbuildln&de · NUISIR~MP ~n.•.n~
1Jl persoo So. Cat. naz., 893«i93 slnld. . Ex:per'd.. f/U&'. Mature RW. ESTA' TE " 18662 Maei\rU>ur lvd
54().8888 Equal Qppor Employer •Master Mill ~ ma.le, over 2l. ti Daya in. Htt, w-.... 7100 "-W..W 7100 Suite 100 lrvint
@ Females & Minorities Shop ~arpenter, cludlnl Sat/&m. Work SALES •••t~··•••n••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• !:Qua! Oppor Employer
Ar-e Encouraged· •Muter Une Cupenter w/planta &: tree•. 13 Hr ai RECEP'l10NlST --------·!~~~~~~~~~ ToApply -C.bin4:lMaker up. Overtime. Jns. Woareexpandm1again. Some tnili>$. Mu1t be R.""SaJ ..,..,..UT .. llY
u • -y paa5ou! •£la;tnclan beoetll1. Advancement Soooo, need one aood 1LroD1 io 1ram°'ar A: c.. 8 -~
nATr "" " insulation Contr14ctor •Engine& potential. Laguna urns &ter. Prime listing te.r.,_.:lpe:...._llln__.:s.:...._.r_s-e_m ____ , IMftllf HOMES Type 55-.fO wpJn, ah J)te· Needed for a Newport needs insulallon Installer Shatt ln.staller Nunery Inc. El Toro, rltcry to · • •· Ul'WW f'd. Beach AN&. $600 ino. Beacb self Improvement for new conslructaon in S. Top rat.es and bene!als 83G-SM3 • Exceli 1P co:ass:,~· llC.rlONIST Meu Verde of!lce, 12 Xlnt benellls. ~en~r. Sales oriented, Orun&e Co. Dys 495·1832 ; ldeaJ location in Chan.ne: ---·------bOm en wor I co I· Girl,,.., yean old and tuU of oew CaU Doris 642·3S93
managenal ak1ll11. To EY11. ~76Sl Islands Harbor. 51:. rb LI---lt ll4)U are looldn& for a Wea.a: Attractive omce, ACME
$800/Fee Nego. Al&o Fee 361.S Victona Ave omcE ,,_... polllUoo w/dot. wortdna tborou11t training . P....u1a..II ~le• Jobs. Call Cootrol Career IHSUllAHCE Oxnard, ea 93030 ~. lee. COQd., 4 open aalary " ,eneroua commissions, 2i&OOS. Coast Hwy
Employment. Agency, GROUPHEALTH Cal1Col.Lect9am·4pm UniqueOpportun!Ues USSW.Ba.lter,C.M. you have front ofc community new1lcU,er &ait~K NewportBch 5SIMl505. CLAIMS EXAMINER 11051915-5000 Available For: ~ ieJepbone •ad typlqex· and best of all, a top re-
)ieady'a lfalrcuttlng Expr: Alleasllyr. EquaJOpporturuly OfflceM•apr 1~~~~~~~~~1 per. cau OW' b'Vlot~orc. ~~~Uon. Licensee's SECRETARY
Parlor '"*18 Assistant Salaryopen.PhS49-1767 -.EmployerM/F Mana1e of c, handle ReaJEatateSaJes 1_m._.io __ . __ __,, ___ 1 Jacldo}[and]emaoor Work tor V.P . ad·
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OwnyowOwn MATURE WOMAN ,...,.... "" RECIEATIOll 714-546-5990 new ores. Variety of
11"1 position ~uirea •11 lndl.vldual wlth et lea.at 1 ror •c•~mlc, mllltat7' « OO·tbe-JOb expcritfte9
lo a tedullcal wrilln1 capacity 'working w1Lb
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Previous field' servJco
experience dealrable. In·
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HOSPITAL ffttW'ClnC•ACJ"CY p /time to welcome Typin,,Sroo T~!, some :LIKE PEOPLE? ~%~.r~:;:.~~~ MEDIC .t.1 No exper req'd, earn newcomers & contact ,. '!" h I r1nn J ol b
"'"" while you learn, keep merchants. F)cxible hrs. sSaltaarylisll!8~+D. actap one. :LIKE $2, 000 UNIUI R.E. SALES slu ls s iO + wpm, 340 a.chitr A•• ....... .,SCRflER . b h"I Need car Ute typing _,., P· ... TI L t _..,oCOMM~ .. IT typing skJUs 60+ wpm, n '""'" your present JO w i e • . Jr.Sec:retcry PER MO.,. •n-me. erie ap YV7• ~.-.. dictaphone exper Cot .. Meto.Ce
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Largecomprehens1ve training. _54_7_~-.... ·------• f complex needs in-AUenUqe R.E. SaJespeo. helpful. Profeas1onwl t 27 teachJnghosp1taloC FartnerslnsurOllC• MATURE WOMEN for Typlng60d+l.Pleassanltoyc II you llke these ques· divldual1 meJorh1g ln pie, call grooming a must. Apply J6 theuruversl'tyot surroun ngs. a ar u·~· we'd like t.o talk to ti FANNIE PRICE R'"'R 4 h eel an1'ng servic """' recrea on or ex -, .... in pers on, National California-Irvine •rotlp ous e e. $600. you today. New training · _.. lad "-~ual ()p-portunlty EdL-t 752 1147 Carn-top$ cA< ...... b ..... ......_. penen .. --. aycamp. C.M. $48·3209 Systems Corp., 4381 1 M/F Day shift . Transcribes .... • ~-.. ·'" .. """"' ec.~-··-1 program w/guaranteed team work. Work w/all • Birch Sl. Ncwport i~~~m~p~oy~e~r~,..~~~ medical d1ctatiot1 lnclud --•JANITO-RS ---MECHANICS Sh 90, type 60, compose U .ooo per mon th agea. Ablet.oworlcnlahta1• ________
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physical reports. dis 8 <7l•> 532_6550 Mon Irvine, Nwpt. Bch. P /fllM Typist pany in its t\eld offering DAM 'til NOON lfl$J MHIAGER s E c R E T A R y . Pt time. days. Jncld Sat. charge summaries, re· are · --·------1 10 Hrs wk. Typing re-personalized training THE laVIMI CO. ftil M . Brolterage/Yacht Sales, Exp. pref. Allstate Sav•
ports of operations, etc ~!.!:._ ----~C411 Aulstelftt ports. Salary $3.50hr. that guarantees your u"New-.. ... CtrDr For Jr.0Sportawe~ch~ln s day wk, M·F, dependa· Inga, Wesl,':!_l lna,~r Requires2years hosp1tal l'nM*v+"'--'OCJY success ... We're here to -N ,....,.Be. .. store. pportunaty •Or ble646-50UMonJan24. Branch. For 111terv ........
c e ca ex per ence •n· JC PEHNEY CO Laguna/San Clem area e P 18 our mo 0 • 1"-ual Oppo• Employer / • F/" I ri 1 i · -rn--~'~~~ h 1 " · tt ewport ac. ad~aoccment. ,Salar y ---------1 call 898-3451 EQual op· l·'dl J ea a ~ 11 • Pl lJ tod y f de """' • commensurate w exper. Security Guanls·lmmed. portun.ltyemp.oyer. .... c u ng Y r · " ls looking for u Mature. capable assist eue ca a or -A · medical rranscriber . need-"'toworkbothback tails pply in person ; openings in Newpol't -·-
_,, all ol "Y and Part· Time ""' NY'> ffiO\.\ A'>~lt\11 '-89 SS RE"' -ATE SAL~.,. P ET RI ES , l 4 7 Beach. 41 Jlrs per wk. •-m""1Jc ermm 0• pt-1...c•-...... -d •-front ore full t1·me. 0 7 5 "'-'~• P" W I ., JI Jc I If di t bllit tot s~1
-~ .,. v-e•tm. aster .ma • Gravevard 1h1Ct. Wor n r eo Ya· a Y ype. ..,ary SECURITY Must be prepared to han· Penomwf A--y W.t. 1 "'& & UE W •-•·-te .# be Co Ull com~nsurate with ex ~··-I ~ ~ es._.."' r. Uniforms furn. Wkly pay moap re. mpe ve perience. Women & PERSON dledlversedulies mbusy J7Z3BircbSt.N.B. -~~,.._ .......tL R.EALUTATI w/overtime & paid vac. salary & benefits. Ex·
l 1 t · d XI k ofc Exper helpful but 557·0045 k ~1-( 1 Call for inlervie* (.213) per'd only. call Peraoo-:O~::ed ~~sap~I~~ s!~d ;~~~~~~ 'out:tta:~fo~ ~ "~;;~~=r e:S'!~~~~-100%~'?:~yer ( Jltif'C ~e::!!'~~r?nge SAILCUTTEltS ,_57_3-_9_150_. ------1 i'.!~:5N~!:.r appt.
resume pwith ~al~'6' h~.s benefits. Send resume stating ex· ~~~~~~~~~ and Los An a e I es , HANO WOllEllS SECURITY F.t&ual Oppor Employer toryUl,?.:,V~S0jrye of" . MAopn~FrlY1.1~0~~~Pn m per & salary r equire· -RIAL ESTATE Riverside and San Diego The man\.fac:turer of the Leading N.B. hotel de· ...,. .._. ments to Ad •822. Daily OFFICE counties. With fac:lhUea beaut1ful Westsall cruil· !i ires res ponsible &,_ _______ _
CAUFOllHIA .. RYINE 24 Fastlion Island Pilot. PO Box 1500, Costa J . HertMrt Sill HOMES averaging over 2,000 11q. ing sailboatir has im· mature Individual Cover
MB>ICAL CENTER Newport hoch Mesa. Ca. 92626 Hal Jewetlen ft., "providini separate .medhteopenlngs for sail 21> tor the position or
l Ol City DnvcSouth Equal Oppor Employer ~-1E-D-lCAL, Front omce. Now 1nt.erv1ewmg at So. LEARN lobby· area, private cutters/band workers Security Officer. Apply
Orangc,Cahr92668 Coast Plau Loe. for counse lin g rooma , with at least l yrs exper in person. Executive AnAfrirmatlvc ----------1 full time. Ins. benefits f1t1me Office Help. I bn l Sal privatemana1er'1o((ice in eallmaking. Must Ofc., ll07 Jamboree Rd,
Action Employer Exp. req. 838·8000 Please apply betwn IOam nves en es and separate work a rea have own hand tools. Ap-N .B. E.O. E. --------· .. ~ L[l"ING MEDICAL FRONT Oi''· &l2noonLnpersononly. Op enings exist in providingeachassoc1ate ply to John Vyo, 1638 --
H 0 u 5 e b 0 y 0 r UW f' 1 c F, • o p h t h a 1 Newport Beach for Ex· with his own desk and Placent.la, C.M., or leave Secy for m~mt company REPRESENTATIVES b'lli •~ ~0 · ed Sal on tele..tu..~4• application with security with exp .. In general of· Houseluieper, 5 mom'g~ Insurance. 1 ng, appLO. ,· ·, penenc · espe.rs s ,,......"" Ci &t
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S300 ors afternoons per week, H.B. 842-9385 ..._,, interested in invest· guard at Z15 McCormkk ice ypiog. ·
4 hnl per day. Mon· Fri. Attractive apartment ment.s. We sell and list $3 TIAJHIHG Ave, Costa Mesa. SECY 20 hr wk, chose hts.
o r S u n T h u r s complex seeks leasing MEH AND WOMEN orPORTUNITY!! to $5 million dollars per Tllition assistance for Admin exper, SH, JBM
Housework, laundry ' representative to show wanted to work for Newport Bch ·CO. needs monlh. Sales quadrupled pre-licensing school, SAILM.AKER Exec, hosp. exper frer. shop'g & errand!. ror apts & handle leasing ar· Janice's Raggedy Anns versallle "Jack or All last year. Prestigious Of· famous "Heed St11rl" Exper'dOnly. Baxter & Xlnl benefits, sa ary
busy profession•!. Must rangemenl", lnd1v1dual Housecleaning Service. Trade11." Call Control fices. 60 to 70 to 100 % tralnlng. Clasaea in : Cicero 84.2-7238 open, resume: Hospital
have own trans & refs must be willing to work Starting pay $2.50 hr. Car eer Employment commiasioo split, video financing, escrow and Jrtnanc:ial Services, Ste
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Clerb S70. per wk. 640-W60 weekends & have adap· Hrs: Tues thru Fri 8 to Agency, 556-8505. and personal training. guaranteed sates. Plus: _________ , 240. !70 Nwpt Ctr Dr,
• t.Dble schedule. Sales or 3PM Reliable help want· Call Donald Berman, audio. visual, weekly Of· SAW N.8 . 926e()
}lousekeeper, u cook.mg leasmgexper. necess. ed.67S.65S3 P.ACXAGHS Pre:ildeot. Quail Place fice t.ralning and on the •~ for ..... ~.__-..--~ ______ -·~Q~ office • . Uveitn for mature cou· Call644·3389 Female. $2.50 per hr to~ PropertJu Inc. (714) JobU'a.lnlnl -,.= . ......, -~ d ple.Ca11833-2382. 9AM 'lil NOON Mgmt Trne. perm. Earn ltW't. Merit riuae•-1S3'7 752-1920 I •• • • ' ..... , • 9'CMMd s;;ic;&ipervlaor 0 overloa
--THEIRVINIECO. Sl75·S200 wk. Fuller Monrovia Ave, Newport · -~ MANAGEMENT f1oOr lty fa Medical Equip. $l3K
HOUSH<HPER cOU\ Newport Ctr Or Brush Sales, 554·7851. Dea~h. 548-SUS. REALEST ATE _,,,......_ --.a-•~ J-L R.ecept/Typist to S6S() 557-006 f .,.,., -------W are expandm' g •-need We w 1 1~ pay o v • r .... _ -r-·· nwwv. uon . •""" H yo u are a mature Newpo ... Bea"h ---e "' "' ..__ 1 C IJ Ship/Rec Clerk ..,.,., 3'12381 h Sl NB womanwhowould llket.o •• ~ MODB.MAICER Par.legal or Probate exper . salespeople. Sl.000, oo to our our•-llOW . a FeesPaid/AlsoFeeJobsr~~~~~rc~~·~·~·~ work 4 days per week, 4 Equal Oppor Employer Exper. 1n £1 berglass. Secretacy Recent exper. ~ Comml5sion Call manager's in 1977 t.o in-DI• ft• Webster Irvine Personnel Agency I·
hrs per day. $48 per wood , prototypes & Call Mrs. Wins low l..arryat. sure thatyou recelvethe 1·631·9651 or .aE.17lhCostaMesa TOW TRUCK DRrvER.
week I need y ou Legal Sec'y HB. must plast1c molding methods 83'1·l080 LawrenceRealty lra1nlna and help you 640-04J2 SUite224 842·1470 Applyat964 W.l7lhSt.,
673-2456 have xlnt skills. ex per Free lance &t2·22H an. 2 Irvine 752·5511 need !or a successruJ 1~~~~~~~~~~I~-~~~~~~~~ c .M. Must be 21 or over. • --d~s1red Will train on pm llfelimecareer. 1. Good drlvlnc record 4c }iou~ekee~r Child care, Ma1tcanl 1 847 Goo ----. --PART-TIME Real &tate Vocational S.AUS/ Service Station Allen· experienced. young itrandmot her -M'OTHER S He lpe r school has opening for AIDS MAHAGIMEHT dant, exper'd. Day & _.;;._ ______ _
type. s days. live 1>Ul LEGA L TRAI N EE needed. Mature woman Cl.ERi re&earch/production/ad-M be t -R ll Eves. J!'uU & p/t.ime. AP· 1---------Two children 4 & 7, 12 to Bngbt, xlnt typin~ skills w/ref's. for care el 2 mlnistrator for college S::ds. 'M!n,~ of:~:. We'"f l~g r~r ~&!tarp ply. Shell Station. 17lb & Typists
7PM. Good salary. for career oppor.onMag ctuldren, boys. girl 3 Varied duties-Filing. levelsect.ion.Min.ofBA Uonal locaUon service. peopc n eTese .. in .a Irvine.NB. .._.EWYE•R-751·8Z14dys.~497 e\s JI typewr1tvr 1n N.B Lite hspkg. Most PM's & mail distribution, ap-d · I t · l/Ume, perm. pos1t100 tn ---------, "" A
• --est at e planning <:or someEves.Call64:i-9979 titude w/figures. 8am·l2 be~ee or,_eq1 wRvaEen ~ Guarableed sale. pro· men's clothing sales & Service Station Allen· .._.EWJOI
H 0 USE KEE. 1-' t: R . porate law practice. Ma" nooodally. r·usd.mesR Es:'....~ 5·r · ~e· gram . Ext• n s 1 v e management. Prior ex-dant, exper'd. Full or " Newport l 2 days per wk JI ex,,..r p~f'd but w;il ~USICJANS. Con.tef!IP· · ·"'""er ice • cla11llled and yellow per. necess. Sal & comm part.time. Apply Arco Exp t'ull char~e . Ref~ train'."'ea11 (714 1833-9983. fem singer aud1t1oning PACIFfC MUTUAL exper. in R.E. Insurance page advertising that f;et "profit abare plan. Call Station, l7lb & Irvine, checked. S5 00 pu hr -mus1c1ans for pl time 700NewportCtrDr contracting helpful.Send results. Over 90 pre· for Interview betwn CM. IMMEDIATE
.AS SIGMMEMTS Dy$, <213)002·0602, t;q, local club work. (714) Newport Beach resume, including salary printe d contracta, lOam~m.MoothruSat. ---------1 ~ Lib 64<Hi128 Equal Oppor Employer requirement Lo: Anthony brochures and forms t.o THELOOK644·6500 Service Station Allen· rary --------Schools, PO Box 2960, rnake your Job e1tsler . dant, P /time. Avail eves --M.V. Mature woman for ---------i Newport Beach, Ca 92663 Free 101t allallon and Salesperson & Greeting & wknds. Exper'd only. We .need en<:rgetic. Ai;sistant Bookkeeper. Part-time•phonework& Attn: S. Robinson. No ptck·UJ>ol8rttalllamp cardbuyer.Ex.peronly. Neal •ppear. &
articulute peo.ple Varied duties. Salary dellvery.S3Hour. phonecallsplease. post "For Sale" algna Apply in person handwrHinf. Apply
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549·1041
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w/dynamil' personah~es open. Apply 24001 Alicia 835-82ll Ext l63Y Real ~-tate With bulll·in lock box. Manners Stationers, 225 moros 2590 Newport
that we can train to m· Pr kw Y. Su It e 2 2 1. PEOPLE PE!lSON LC) Free buslneaa cards Forest, Lag Bch. Blvd, Costa l\fesa.
traduce our PMd~t to 9AM ... PM. Exec needs p/timc as· Alat. Mgr./s.cty after lnJtial order. Sales --. -------• customers in Cahf. ~ --------!or office bui\dln& In ar,en•· for over ... ,. sub· SALES, P/drne, Mon thn.a Service Sta. Salesman, A W k 6 h ·--------l!OC. in whsle supply. Fl.II· · .., ..,., OLl ... N nrona. or rs a ly capltalu:ed. 673-2223. Orange Co. R. E. L1rense d viafons. Support aub-n i M~P..... o eKper nee. lit,e met'b'I khowledge re day.perm 1nour office beJp(uJ&aJlorflccskllla sldial'le.s In eacrow, WUJtram.$3 perbr.For q d. Prefer stale
near 0. l: Airport 1n newport required. Written replies mottfelfl, insurance and Wo. Call M'J.7267. hcenaes. Apply 2590 idnl friendly ofr at ~ only; Crane Really & ma.rkeuni. Newport. Blvd, Costa
mosphere. Creauve op· c.....,. . ~personnel Management Co .• 11611 SECR£TARJES Mesa.
por for men & women lo c::; .... agency PHONE SALES San Vincente Blvd, Suite 0.... ---------· make as much money as • :i6C> LA 90049 C:::OMMISSI " $700 w.$20,000 yr Service Sta. Attendant you desire while r elam· ....:::::=g. -752·0331 Phone Sales people• ' · · Up t.o '10% lmmedlate HAVE WE EVER needed F /time. Apply
1ng an xlnt ba:1e salary. o--1iiiii':I male or rem1le, 18 to 65 commission with A~· GOT JOBS-CALL US! 4678Campm Dr,l'<t.B. Perm nno:1t1ons ava1la yeat110f age. Guaranteed Real Elute Sales V",.,CES that allow y-,..... WE HA. VE JOIS! wagea OC' comml.sslona. ....~ -,.. Employers Pay AU Fees ble. Advance me nt lti 7 2SO East 17th Street, 1000/oCOMM. to receive commlsalon UIReinde.rsAgency ~ochn-man1ger1al pos1t1nn Wlwre~YCMt Joinournewllit olfice, betorecloeeOfeacrow. «J20BlrchSt,SteHM -,..
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lllLY available. Work eves or 2192 Martin. Irvine Suite 0. Costa Mesa. juat opening in Mission =rt Beach B33-8l90 Indus • f'da S28:~~!:M· mornin••. For pennnal C.llCora]>"""'fttment between 5:00&8:30p.m. A•-r a years In b\111· -Appt/""·tab'6S Exper.pre ........... ,... .,.,.... .,.., ·-Viejo. We pre/er exp.r'd nnc ..,. ..,.. u. mterv1ew contact : Ms. ~-_,_ •. brok F nesa With• com~QY ol· • ·~~~~~~~~~ Rosa1 833-8098. Time Lu·,-•---------f,qual Opportunity =mW;maU~~· co~~ fi'* t.o iD1un conUnulty Sec:rUry. p/Ume. Gen"J ~' 2400W.Cat Hwy I·
Libraries. lnc. Equal Op· .. URSES AIDES/ Employer tact Jack Abram&. Of poUclea, OUT IOO ••· ore $.11.la. ICM Mon·Frl IA ~ Suit. K nPIST
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131-1441
por. Employer Ol.DBUIS ...... tto.s llty llOc:late. are aetU01 n-* llarOol 11 p/hr. m.18" .-a 642·3593 I Need 1ood typing abilJty.
--------.. Oi•.ShH't.·Exper'd. SIL2340 lndu•try r ,cord1. Our H. l•--•..-•-----i Good pey & xlflt ., ,.._ ._._ I 1 Pb Soliciton P /T .. volume l1 more than emriloyee benefit• p1l• • ______ ._-tuve·ln aide for quad· Bayview ....... v. nuwP ta , one • · •1,ooo,ooo • 4ayt 1,000 sac•-••Y-UIC ..
Pl ~' sy b aood ..... "' Tbw1o Ave, C.M. Make dinner appoint· • -·~"' SE[ G MACU. OPRS Inc udea cost ot Uvia~ ra e.-c. ea "'· " INoN ffl Homes sold a -o-th. N---... ea firm seeks dj t •· 1 INSPECTORS Y Own rm ·~2 MOO &G3505. menta from our o ce. •iuoEPTIOMIST •u " __ ,..,n -Im ed. openings near salary a us men ....
po ' ...... · · NO SELLING. Mon·Frl, -More hnpc>rtantly. laa' attrectl9e. c!beerful o .. AJrport. McKibbln lnlerested call5494"S.
LUNCH COUHTH MURSIS 3'9PM. Need 5 re II able Attractive, over 1.8, {or YHf' we1 t 9alcl tfttb more penon w /atrong ty1 pl~g Sai 540-3684. Stale .Farm FoodPr.,...ttoa people lmmed. $2.75 + HEALTH SPA. We will comm 1afon.1 an any • ab •~ills. App Y in 0 InsuranceCo. Expondlnc elt'ctronict1 LVN'1-nlgh&shlft. boous. Pref a & over. 1 1 h 1 other year In h lttorY -.....00. to Mr. Fuentu, ~ 833.1HyJandAvt,C.M. munufurlwinB operatJon Expr'd person wanted lo ~urMSAldes 4'0rderliea M0-$484 tra n r J l person or and let'• face lt, U.al'• Jtoben Belo, Willl11m .. , • • 'Equal 0ppor Jtmployfr has Immediate o~nln11s wort at lunch counter AllShllta. easy fun Job. Mr Oe6, what -.•re bc>t.h fpterett· fro•l " Auoc., 1401
lorm-processmspectors. prefarln1sandw\ches & UdoConvalcscentCtr PHaroGRAPHY Pel'IOn '24hrs)752-9581. edln -YOU -tlJ.,alM QuaUSt .. N.8. Llllf nf'IST sa ad•. Uni f o rm .u.c:g -' A NB late e1ted In C•reer -~..._.ate c furnlahcd Med 11 II -upenor ve, r lllC.rtOMIST -.-..:• . ~cretary/Bookkeeper Sant.a.~" Flnanct• o. P/tlmtperm. N.B. Leui1 ~~!'h,~';!:j~~~~: Beoellu.AJ>s>l1Und~~= Calll46-'17M ft~:t8lh~in?t~~ 1!~ Good appe•raQce, typ u )'OQ'te aeriou• •bou.t thnl TB cor real estate aee~ i~Jous Bogin 0t escrow exper pnl'd.
uoa ot electronic and Nutrition, btwti Cllrowiel work. Cell for appt. lna, It btlltp1. lmmMed. becoalln1·a Real Eat.Ate developer. Call Stan :r, C~l~Y u.:it~a::!~ Mall resume \0: PO Do~
elec:tromechanlctll u " Bullocks, So Coast NURSING ~ open~I· ~fr r. prolutlOJ1al, cell our .... 1'11). E~ploymen A&tncy, 199 • NtWJ>Orl Beecb, Ca
lll!mblles •nd aub· Plata Shopplo.1 Cnl.r. R .. ·1& . MarUncz. PlllOQOe\deparlmentt.o,_ ExperContrac:t 556-8505. um.
auembtles. Costa Mesa. Ask. for W 'PlASTJCS , ~ llC.,fTY'1ST · maka~a lnllMD\ to Sedy li>r reetaurant de· , UTOTIM ·
We offer excellent eom· Dave $6J.. H ~div of N'YS£ to INJ'EAVJ lTSC ltplnCl\rmorwill lraln Speed J'tlnter need• RETAILCLER:K.S
PIQ1benef.rta: 1---------t ForDlfwet.t 111811811 ' lecb 1• otc receai Tt9 1hrp uc•ty. Call ~~ l).rl,Dt.oJ,rd Wa.oled. Opport11nltle1 MAC .... OPRS SMfh6~ Good tmu allWa. Type UtRAMC .. smf A.O., (114)144-1000 _Hil.11. · IOI' adnneemeot avail.
-<=ompeWn111Gtn Opellin1• OD aWiAJ • • ... :15+ .pm, DK Nortko Loa A a,.... gu) -•need brtabt STUDENTS, Hlllll Bch,.., ()pcllinp hl eo.t.e ~-·
-lOdaJt}T'.PdYac.. srav.yatd ablft.a fot' c11· I VU ·$42 ' Smarr pndlloa •trltcb tranac.rlbtra. Appl7 Jo aet·TN2. Lo .. ••ci ,_, --wllllttl 1A> Vly. sso. p/wk pt.ttme =~~ 1'V'9 -Upa!d1._!!olll.n::.1.!.....~-. per'd c11eutora or lilft" 1 comiau••· z..,..-. 1n pe!'M!D, 2Dd floor, CPI WJ) aH-1711. Otli_DP llluLIJ.ttJ'Pt$0wpm, tec»3220t'8'15-71M L.Hnoz
(JJK.... Chriawa:.. trainees. Sbltt prem. • 3 MtQp • openlloa of Bull4le1. llO Newport Oounty (lW)'~ _. ~· (« DWD· 9upplancnt 10Ur income _.., _ ~at t.cnas) paid !or nJ1llt worlr. AIDE·S3 ,,. • .,., • haJ•Hl~n 2",~.:.:.~•c.h w~ • Lii'': •bm CSielrabJ•. plUH Exec. ndl par\ time Al· Vala Parktn1 AUeDda.al..
Ple .. lOPtrbipenonor g~a.:~:_11 pl!;°~ ~ ,llDCll6IS1111c1Uwnqd. _.. ---. ..... llAl.ISTAft r t.UPeuoanel'75a-e71 to.SILCIPl!lltu"l182 N.B.area.SZ.llOloa&an.
CCal&dl'mono..tI>ept. benelka.,.ctap. ALL .,sncoswrrcff-.c ~ part ume, WID' PAST Of $1DCR&TABY Tu.CH• Tom,m..allO •.
SI Appty8anuoSpm .-.»wn..Ai 1r.1D111Uweo.t.aM.. lrom otc appea.r.~ L ~~ UMIOMIA* --. ... -W&JtNu Food/C.octtat ... M ~lilpd-M.LoaP,,~ '1*'3MI public fOlltact. RM9MUll ·--•Y . · ;;,,.,co '' a.111y_....._:.1 ,, ...,ap,;..BmplOfer ,..Wrem««.1 viii~ ol · AD--~1 BMb-.PorA £1emental'). Grade l . ~'!:11~tp~~-l>ATA ~ ...... ~ -~ dutle1, I lhl l1PUal. , .. ,i~~ii<r llCllTAIY Nust h•ve v•lld, dear • • · •
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l .. AllL.-1.-•... OftRedhlU • hNW•MfMts~ J:.qll8t.OOSCll&lllll.,..• ptraoo l :J0·4:to 1101 .. n.Nltf..,.. • ....,, ....-fOOdtypiDf,all' Sabmitlettarotappllca• 1'oplan1011r-....• -~A· E<aual Opp !lnaplo1cr HePeet rd. AUeuU yn pnol· NWDGrt C.tet Df."' ,..,..._ ._ 6 ·~ .... .,_,. skUta. Altrac· lion, rteum • collltden-btfoteth
CosteMeMCet2H7 ~~~~m~/~f~~~ Ltaco"JI• lledlut lns ..,..., 4 DaJ W.-k. a».~ ,.;r, ... R.E. ~Moc': re· ijvdaw71lbt1Mftta. tJal plaHtbC11t ll1e to. tadi.ncl"'blie. C714t54t-'117 I· s.nteas Golf :~llJ'~lleMC\ta. UC.w1ftaian-' • 1WM ... t.~4o,•a ~·~ tt....1*Mlt bell Ptrtonnel OtflC!t1 .,_ llAIDSWANTBD mlb1*alRoad ~.11 ..... IJlttma -~~ 1 ,..--,..-.~ ~AIVOU c Lacuna a .. cll Untrl•1· J>e.UJPtJot
r.ouaJOpporhmlt.1 Top..,..,.,d12'hel• No.ut Wt'lt'llOC'lat•u ,.~~:~~1a s:: ~.~ti:tL•;.: •. r ~~~a~ -~1>r,Na =::' D11'9'1d. ~11 a,. ..... .,. ._.,.. .. ,. .u ... .-.,1uM.COU4 .................. ~~>.~1 .. _.J<.r , ....,aa....-:1 :~~~, -~ .. ~0ppar1tmp1oyer a.~~ ; •.iii-' ·' ..,. ll'I•-~ ,,_ MwJ .. We. JkL ·, -. ... . , . •
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W·.o.-•in: WHlru..POOL WASHING PoodlePupplet.AKC, 1ame let, ma Crunl""' Sa.nt.a.\uffll mlnlcUI aac *-TW 811-7300 flnlab, beaudCul, new ' Avon Redere1t o/b
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C.llMZ-8890. ,,.,,..__. M'"CJI u 0 6-4 170 lclD ~.,. • ••U uaJ.t. • • • buutrln11 4J Bulbo)'I " · nvy duly $3S ------• OAK IDnf ts Bedroom Movb\s rn1.&1t aeU: ADU· 1 Mt of left bUded ro1f ~nee deak, walnut" ot· LEWJS Elper'd Ool)'. Apply 64.S-7~ . Yorkie Femalo 1.t. Naua Sofl! .t. kw qu., furn, S*ld.Je brda, dm • Mi, alnt COGd. nee chair, very td cood. P~OSF.RVICE \1l'O PILOT ~. H•ad
• flion, New Yorke Dbl oven. dsbv.,hr, cook 8moold,2"'lbs. tk~1i_l>eo furnitW"e, detpteaftah'apolll&lre• MO.M841M f/SJ/olr. People powered Lal\IU ~-8«0 $10, Depth finder MS,
a:rant. 411 E. 17 top, etc· Mu•l sell 6.11HJ70 $350. A lllW'OJ Ht. K1 or Qn els etc ComerolOnyx• . vebieleG.2S/ofr.'°"'°" ba1t bai$5. hydro phone eo.ta Mesi ""-~ ..... le,,.. .... ,,1~ .... mattreu • bolt aprt.np, So ·a.~ • Balbo 1 1 t,.Sbaped coelttall bar, GRAND PIANO. Ya0'\Ah1 -.. d""'klni wbl• 110 • .... ....., ,_,.,.,....,,v ... l.-. ~Mo mitt~ Yorub.lre Ter· &!au top dlAette, l(e de· Sat/~roo.. a 1 · formlca con1trucllon. Mhcelw CMll C.7. Ebony, xlnl cond. -u "" • WAmHS Waaher ,.-.Dryer Best rier . hut shota & corator lamp•, Hlth leather tufted, 1ut.1 a. Wtllhd· 1011 $5200.PbSU.74&3 ~.::=~Pb:
Part tlm~. Luncheo mdla.2yrs Copper Dolfi podigrcc. $300/bat. ti.ck cvt Velvet chair GARAOESALE SIOOCaJI~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -:---------~1--..;__ ______ _
ahln, S da week. Pvt only~. Like new cond IMll-0867 A.LL lN BEAUTIFUL SSS "".A.SH FOR Heintzman 1902 upriaht Dbl ule boat tralltr, a ..
club. For lntervle C.n~I 7SO-i&'41 3Milt1 pups, tl wka, Teri· COND1Tl0N.SSU780 ~~,,'!~~~·~tr2~f.~~ ~e:,1.~•\.~g::m Goocfl~tum/refriaa =~i·P.ol~!~s~t.~:t :uc brlu, $800.
&M--0050 . Renia. J\Pl fiZ $00, xtru Poo &agle. SlO ea. 2 **I BUY** ~ macb.l.oe.841-7149. rr-ut&1t.ove15'6.m68
Wo111en, 25 Ir older t cl•ao. Can d eliver bUc/1 wbt546·SOIM Kimballconsole.'3 yrsok1. loah.Poww t040
work for Housecleonlnd 7~1 p Good used l"llmlture &r Crib " mattreH $20; Sid booU, ai 8 • e. Lae W•MTTO IUY Xlnt cond. $750 or bstfor ......... ~ .......... .
ava, Top $, &d hu~ · GUPS, sJi w/kL•.b ~e0aut. AppUancea--OR I will HUllkbdt <n9eec1s1 wOl'k) ~: cust. sof•. spinet oraan ORllHT AL RUGS. MW198 Bank Rt' • Matbew1, 675-6SM EJee. dbJ oven unae .... ~7~c ep a · ... ea. sel.lorS.ELLforYoa co ro lmaater -; $300. 6'0.SJN; 686-6600 USED ---------t Harvest Gold, like new ....., ~ M4STMS•UCTlON Clock radio SS; 3' hllb ukf0tAnn. NEED-l'er1l1n Steinway Plano. Mdl F82 dbl cabin. Jdeal live Young man approximate 185.4.ltMarcue.riteCdM fneto Yoa 1045 HL •616 •11•t625 expand &•le $1. And " Chinen Ru111 & LXV. 12 yrr. old, xlnt aboard. $2ll,92t. Firm.
Jy 16·18 yrs, P /tlme ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---More 231.S W. Cbaodler, GlauCorcotreetbt, TPaartpe1strle1s 64fr~m701fVt. oond. Asking $2300. (714)658-2221
morn1ngs9·2PM, litefac· Reftl1erator 1975 Ad· 8 1 k & hit 1 SAVE! JAN SALE N S.A. (NearSeaentrom & 2t"x6T", %"thick. esony. .,.. , IW0-1201 Ow1t11Gr••O 37 torywork.~2702 mlral 18 cu ft. Freight ac w • rna e . . !w Ra.itt>7SHU4 SM. @9·'287 Pottery Shop needs your '69 AFT. Cabin •"/2 ----------• damaaect '195/ofr Husky,needsg()()(!l\ome, & u1ed furn, appl 1, -------------------• .. 642·2Sl9 • about l'h yrs. 847-5828 misc. Wilson's Bar1a1 Lawn vacuum, 1led, skis wholesale stoneware & Sporttng Gooch 1094 heads, 2 abwn, 7~ KW Merce...dlte . . Nook. 2 Stores-545 & 814 & poles, golf clubs & G0'914G OUT OF m •cram e. C. 0 • D . ••••••••••••••••••••••• generator, twin Flogsblp
••••••••••••••••••••••• lllt.na. Avocado ronee & 1f1vmg ~ab11ly onl?b gend W. 19th, C.M. &42·7930 bap, 9' foldaboat, 1awn IUSINISS 543-1712 111·5) Kneissl 18S skis with s..sss 225HP, tharp. cle11n. ~ 1005 oven like new. $75. Doebe, r 1ouc r re1 548-3262 mower, mini table ten· ThrHt Shop. Clothes Wanted Answer·Pbone & bindinga,$90. great llve-aboard. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S7S-s.200, 64.2-5807 ,.,.,,2032rma-n, mo. em.a e F .1 R 4 , , nis, recliner chairs, & ... 1 h bri 631.0185 afters Reduced $5000 By o~er ~ am1 y m aroup, 2 Iota more ! 3205 Min· rac...,, cot es, C·a· Juacer. 493·5323 or i . It al 557 a:wg Wonderland Kenmore 6 cyl washer. l!!..-1.L.-round game wble w/ext nesota Ave CM 545-0062 brae 496-0914 btw 10 am·lO Diving Equip Scuba P o orc;iwc II e. . •
like new $125. West-~ 1050 leaf & 4 chairs or em· • · 188SParlcAve.CM. pm. dntcond.S70oorbest~r:20•sKJPJACKUISEci,~ Of Antiquesl tnghse Gas dryer. multj. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bossed vanyl all w/blk Hon.es 1060 Fri.Sun 11·4 trlr $$900 Call • al I Tue-Ftl 11-4 Pvt part)' wants diamond fer. 644-ml • · ,., }f u GE w., re h 0 u 8 e cycle SSS, K1lcbenAid 9 Pc J?aniah dining rm ~t. met egs. &1atctung 6 •••••••••••··~··••••••• rinl $SOO Umit. Old hnd . 673-Mw
crammed with over ~ Port Daahwshr , cutting sacrifice S175. sofa, $125. fo r all. For Sale: 2 porues &abow painted platea or plat. Steel weights $65, got! 16, Johnson Seahorse Tri·
music boxes, nlckelo brd top $135. Guar/del 545-4451 $36-7062 quarterhorse. 2 Slldlnl Glass Doors. 2 U!n. Call collect (213) clubs., xtn long S65 • bull. OMC, Buick VG.
deon piano6, circus or· 546-8872 BUNK BED & MAT· Antique Oak Buffet, Call847·1091. Stationery Gla~s. Win· 696-D2. ~~ng ball UO . $2500/firm.64.S-~
gans. wall cloc ks , n1gldaire20cu.ft.refrig. TRESSES.$30. custom Span1Sh 1tere Roping Saddle 16" Seal, dowa, 46x78 • w.~ Mllllc.I
gra!'dr.ather docks • lee & beveragedaspensor &4S-764S cab " Cedar cheat. 175. Miscellaneous tack. hardware. 1140 all. 18~ lftdnMltnts 8083 Luger 1917 NAVY $850. 30'StephensSedan
!asOCllla$1UngOOOanOOOlJquWesrt. h in door. Avocado Less Wood d sk & h SoC· & &I0-808l Call979-5S7310am·5pm. WDtebeGr BaBQb • SZSO. ~nv~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wmchester 528 Sporter V-8Pwr, radio, sounder ver • • o than yr old Must sell e c r, ;.a • ) y r y ar ewa • $600.839-$19 Justbulled,palnted. American rnternatlonal $42S 675.0742· • loveseal, portable bar, 1 H1de·a·bed sofa , S6S 1 Bay Thoroughbred mare tt{achlne, in cabinet. $35. Coon Min·O·MaUc elec. $6500 AY646-9000
Gallenes; 1802-T Ketter · recliner, much more. single bed, S3S. 559·0892 s yrs xlnt pre-gree~ Waate King bltn Dis· organ. excellent condl· Small diver's compressor Z7'Trojan, Exp Cruiser
1ng St., Irvine. Tel. Maytag wshr&g;isdr>•er &125879 a!l6PM show'horse. 557-0414 ; hwasher,$10.NewElec. Uon,$600.P.P.S32·1259 wilbhose,$35. ""·"-V .. ' d d
754-Jm. Open Wed lhru gdcond.Sl2Sset. 557-4675 Ice Ct usher, $10. . 673-4100 ... w -01,ra .soun er sat.9AMto4PM.Vi!>it! 645.3634 Priced Super Lo! Wanted: Formal dining Pacbinko Ball Machine. Accordion: 120 bass S8SOO AY646-9000
L MDL FURN & A S SS rm furniture 1n good WESTERN SADDLE & $20. Porch Glider Swlng serenate with lined ca1>e. Wet.suit, O'Neal Otto, full, ,
ruBLICA.UCTION' GIBSON Hefng, approx •WHOLESAL~AIE~ cond. Jmmed . cash. MISC.TACK $35.6'4-<16&9 ' SlOO or best offer. small, like n ew. $15. l~iuibo~, 4 place; ~y FINE ITEMS Ot' 16cu n. S75. Decorator tn trouble, 759-0448 979·7799evcs/wknds 894-8381. 631·2340 trol v 081 ~~m:kb
'TATE JEWELRY, 842·83G3 II rr k ll Beautyr est King sz . . con :-:~l" • • A T OBJ F.CTS AN· --must se A·· stoc · • v HIDE-A·lfDS + Je~ry 1070 posturpedic matt. & bx Guitan. Ovation Eleclnc SCUBA reg's Volt. USO· lrlr, ~.or orr. 1179·Z107
TIQUF.S PINE F.URN Pen:.1onrr woman needs rm. dUl rm. bdrm, wall Qn sh~e l006e pillow from ••••••••••••••••••••••• spgs. $100. 554.7097 eves. Legend with c~se, $435; MRl.2, cal)'pso, etc. $55. aft6PM
E:rc l'J,IONE FOR IN, dependable rerr1g, re· decor 11 plenty. Cpt rem· ~.reg 111 from SlSO. all WANTED Yamaha 12 stnng, $180; Also hoods & weight ---------
FO · & BROCH URE aS()nahlypnced.645·3576 ~:e~io:~c:!J!~Sonb~~~ woodgamesits$38S, cof· REFRIG, WASHER, Trombone, Supreme, belts.646-9218 ~22oo · llc~cl --802-0· fee tables. h1mps, Can~ TOP CASH DOLLAR DRYER, S75 ca. POOL S90. 673·946'l Scuba Tank •• 5 Pack SS lo..&. Soll ' es trs. 3029 S. Harbor Bl, chrs, Wing back ch rs p A ID F 0 R y 0 UR TABLE, $1SO. 645·1208 h D .,.. • . ...-. t060
C 11 . t • I t ••••••••••••••••••••••• SA. 540-5871 "Th Lilli St th · JEWELRY WATCHES Grete rums, trap set, 4 Twin 60'11 w/pack. $150. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O e c or s e m · · e e ore at • • t • tbl •-hr .. AO Buff pc no cymbals .. .,00 n· 11 c:c:7 """R J'-bl 16 t.rl t •-Steinway & Sons 18th Rebltt,guarn. R~pa1rs, AnwricanofMcrilnvlUe Undersells all the stores ~RT OBJECTS. GOLD. ~ Cl;Tv &,..eiw po~ Aho sm. practi~e~et: accesso e .o1o1 •V<N.] ~ e • r,ncw ran1 ... C,:ntury Square Plano renta s. restorations. that won't be Un· SILVER SERVICE, • . more. $1,425. 646-825Sor
v,ry Std cood. Patented Electrostutic painting. triple dr.saer, mirror dersold." FINE FURN & AN· Wrght iron bakers rack S7S.494·2100 TV Radio 581·7505.
18.59, Hcg1stered 1876 New/ u!.ed whls, part!. ond two lorge ni9ht Chee.le our prices! TIQUES. 645·2200 575· mile 67~ Near new Olds Trumpet, HJFi, St~ 8 098 _H_Ol_l_E_C_.A_T_l_.S_M.ter __
C.11496-6264 access. Trades. standl .in walnut $500 TH£ F.URNlTURE 30 kt Kum:lte· ring, un· Comer bed group $175; w/cue. Xlnt cond. $150. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ( 11~ ft.. smaller verstoo
CIO'ome black leather oc:;~~K~~NT Call 979·81l3 o; CONNECTION usualcutin18c1&etting. music center $20; Aile 540-lm Sony Cir TV, 19", xlnl of Hoble,16 & 14) Like
Barber Cha1r.192tCash Ralboa,6756510 557·5 153. 735lHell.UnltL,HB $2000.646--8922 PA system Sl ,OOO. cond. 3 yrs old. $375 new. colored aails and
Reg1lotcr. 491 6321 or -• ----. Fri/Sa~SunlOtos. 83!·3234 OffluFvrnlture& 64.S-6445 extras. Great for boY$
497 1445 Girls ~khwinn bike, fen· Oak brazier coCfee table Movi ng Couc h floral '-lid. Carel. ~Int q_uallty Remodeling: 21.xl3' shag •••E.-1••••,..••••"'•••••••8••0•8•5• Brand ne"• uadland CB first cat. Very fast. $600.. --der!>, b;isket eicct>llcnt distressed finis h 46" · · tamond wedding ring ft "' 675 3662or645-2200
Early Cok<' \lachine. co_nd1t1on $40642-0035 W.am_e~rS4_0549·3229_ ~~~ma,gtclshtoc~!:..1.d~eraerntcbhl set. White gold, orange cpt.drps&rod.Gar.dis· ()(c copier Old Town 32 Radl9 , Model No -----------
wo k g ct SlOO "' '" r blossom selling, siz~ 7, posal.557-8193 (Toshiba 32> lease 13-8838 Pd $14999, a ... k. ERICSON 29'. Full 8c/~:;r~·~760 Lambert 15 s pd. supe Dtn'$! thl, 36"x 36", 2 12' Provdr~sr.2 nite slnds. S3SO. Call after 6 , China, Crystal, Anllqu S35mo. 2 Yr bas is mg $95. or best orrer crse/race, $21,000 ofr.
--------light weight 1n mint le;i,esw 4t•hairs.Sofa& pr twn heds All xlnt 963·l92S. Tbl., lOs pd. lnCllbl &W~ 558-0185 67H830ev&wknds
J\1 at c: h in ~ burr et & cond S.S.M i60 or 842· 1244 to'e seat. 960·4475. cond Call 673 7~9.__ . -----
loldeboarcl. marble toµ, -----. - -- . ~fan s nng. 14kt .. yellow Kayak. Tbl & spkrs. 7 ,_.,. 8087 Allee Lansing "\'01e,-e of 1973 Catalina 27, "''ell
Walnut 675.4002 Girl's White Crwser Bike Cut vel\'t>l 9 sofa SlSO. 2 Sml(le bed with sheets and gold. set w 26 kt. 0,al Weelo Dr. C.M _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Theater" Speakers equipped for racing &
----· -Jo'oot brakt''\, clran $30 tugh back velvet chain. pillow cases. $50 cabachon cut nalural Deluxe Evercll·Jenninl(ll. BIRDS to..30r, on·· AT A·7. Wal nut ve.ne ~r r rws1ng. PP. 968-1396
Ant• S I Ph ~o 43-.11 S35 I'd Occa:.1onul tbl Ph. 646 1-:!3___ black su.r sapphire Ap· wheelchair SS"" new. p ARK En· s p I-' Ts cabinet. $450 Ph 54h 7-163 1que 0 e $10 Lazy-boy r ecliner • praised S29SO sell $1600 ' vv • • • ' · ----16' HobMI Cat full race 2 O '"Ir, lo 4 o.' 0 fr LeMans, :a" fnime. 27 . SSO 642-:1622 Green lrad1t1on11l couch cash 64 5-2963. $250 or best orr (;he~s Newport Bearh ti40 0090 Colored TV. Parkard Bdl w/lra1ler. Slioo. or best
Everything in ::.t.ore until wheels. hte wt, 10 spd, ----with queen 1>l7e pull oul -· set, $195 new; ~ac. $75 Good llll 1124, 77 _ 21" Cd cond. $150/bst orr offer. 20· Tornado, best
sold. ~ntour shifts. Tourne> Cou<:h & Love Seal. hed. $200. 64().8389 Uvfftock 8075 646-3021 Japanese Koi Fish, all col· 752-0283 offer. 67~·5976
BORNAGAINANTQS cotterlcs cr;rnk, new cle1rn&nil'e.SJ2S. (2) EXECUTIVE Oeski. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6' Waln ut formicn 6 ors. 7·16", $5 lo $35. Call Zenith 19" color portable '73·14'HobleCa\
501 No. El Camino Reul tires, $115 c;ish, 673-5750 642·2785 Chairs. Wood, Rd cond. Reg. ¥organ ma.re. broke ~wer dresser, S:5· Elec 751-4107. TV, w/stand. Xlnl cond.
_SanClemenlc 492·7114 Wk11niMotfffot;&o2S Country Style Kitchen ta SIS0&$185.642·5299 lo ride & drive, blk vibrator, $25, 4 Teak C ... ""'"RIES $12A.95. SSH29S w/tr~~v:i-Pty. parade Morgan gelding, wood corr t bl $20 An ,..,,,.. . • .AflJll..ce• 8010 •••••••••••••••••••••.•• bwlealw/tlea~ & 4 ch9alrs. 8' Couch & Love Seal, Eng. Western (714) ee a ' ' · Singers $25 & $35. F ••••••••••••.,•••••••••• Ovhd lumber rack, fits nu . $125. 551-471 good cond. Sl2S cush. lique Oriental China em RCA color con. Xlnt $115. 26' Endeavor Sloop, like hortbed Ch & rd • 338-lOll • cabinet, n eeds re · $15.Call646·7000. Color video tape re· new. Sips 4, full keel, .s REFRJCERATO~S. 5$65 • . evy ...,,!0 · Poo I Table. used. 642·9'l35 ruU.shing, $50. Exercl!e Pl-• & n--8090 corder $225. 548-6232 sails, dbl lifelines, all ac· WAS~~RS-DHYt-:ttS ·64..'HIM,002·.xu;• Brunswick. 7"ltx3 1:i inc . MiKtUaneous 8080 bk $20 6 3-6466 -· _,.,....., cessories. $5250. or best
Recond1t1ons-Repros & Carntrcrs & ill! accei;s. $75. 640·9287 Stripe couch & chr from •••••••••••••••••o•••• a e, . 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stereo in lovely cabinet. orrer. 5411.07(2 or 556-78.18 Frgt0amage.G1ttfir/Oe1. s-.. nt 8 010 the Woodworks, end & Wrought Iron Standing FIELDS Warehousesale Fis her tuner. Oual or833-i24l
29Yrs in0rangeCo. ""'P°,._ 8' Contemporary cout'h roC tbl$2.SO. Redwdtbl.4 WANTED fireplace, s.so: Johnson 400 pianos & organs. c hanger. complete -------
DUNLAP'S ·:•·••••••••••••••••••• pale blut'green. xlnt canvas chrs SM, all less TOP CASH DOLLAR CB. 23 channel w/anten new/used . Spinets. w/s peakers. $2 75 J.Jdol4,w/trlr.Xl.otcood.
'l81SNewportBI CM Kodak 1nstamat1t• '<·90 cond A:sking $150 thanlyrCull640-8572 PAID FOR YOUR na,SSS675-4002 Grand~ Players. Going 548·6024 $1600.Rlverside. CALL~'8-77Ho • w 2 R h·n~ . ..-tt.•c <'ye . 84&<.0t6 ----JEWELRY WATCHES. -out rO"I'"" business. Rent· ----1·7~258 • ---alm°"lrtc"-~ ~51J;j6() Exlendable buHct. w 6 ART OBJECTS GOLD HO. Trains. Ong coM opt to buy. Kawui Sears 25" Color TV
6 Mo. New, 19 2 cu ft Cats 8035 Furn.for Sdl~ ~oldlng ct\rs.S250J bslorr SILVER SERVICE: S350 Bestofr Sears25" Steinway, Baldwin: Console.6mo:s.old.llaC llOBIE 16, xlnt cood.
wla1te fro:.llcss, rernj(. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cornergroup""•lhyellow !."4.8621 ___ FINE FURN & AN· 'IVS.S0.842-4843 Chickering, Y;imaha. S350orbestofr.64S-3027 m;iny x tras. $1395
rreezu. iccmak e r H1 I CF and blue floral co\erss·Sora&2chrs.brown, TIQUES.sis-2200 SEEBURGJukeBoxSSOO, Kimball, Wrllzr (714 >21"Zenith Portable-. re 1142~89or530·5888
Coldspot. $&00. 675-11191 M~} 3):i~/~t~~1I, ~ aDd three bolsters, $100. !lhort fur LUGG .A.GE f .A. '-5 Westlnghse Elec Dryer 6 3 8 . 2 7 7 O • 1 2 O 7 2 mote conlrol. l(ood P•<'· Aqua Cat Sailboat & t.rlr,
Non working ;ipph:inccs up 552151 I Call..!79"!123 or 51?_ SISJ 979 7799 eves 'wknds "" ""• S75. Old Sew Mach $35. Brookhurst. CG ture, S9S. 673-6466 Gd cond. $250.
'#anted Also REPAIRS D 8040 Serta Perfect Slpr mat Gcr-W. 8055 from your business card. 499·1711. 2S"RCA,..-lorTV 6'6-SSSI •-SALL--c ,, • ., cu... ~ x r. hdb d ~ Send one card for each --------.,., .. ...,.....,.......... -.,.. • lra ,1rm. twm w r • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex I HAMMOlllo...ID R d ed · ---••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt.SlS 493·iS711 tag plus one spare. We ercyc e 2 months old, n ,econ 1t1on DRISTOLCONDITION
GE rerng. Cro;,t free, -clnt 2 Perl1~ret• LhJS,• i\1>i.11 ----PUIUC AUCTION return perm anenlly S30Cash. ORGANS S1S8. 642-2143 Fatruly ruce-crwse boat.
cood. Haro.est l(nld. $200 puppte' 1 mall' 1 f<'m.ili· C'-0mer Grp'11. 2 J:rn ~oCa MANY FINE ITEMS OF sealed attractive tag & Call 548.:_31~--Boats & Morine Co I . 2 6 M K I I • or ~~t orft>r. Will rlc s mo ~200 t'J Will bedsw tbl 3boisll'rl>SSO ESTATE JEWELRY. strap, meetink airline C:OMPLETELINE b1ndgema!>t , new
hvl'r .962·80l'l4 s<•f""'ratt· 6-10 IJJll 644 0521 ART OBJ1':CTS, AN · l.D. reqwremenl$. Pre· man Shades. 1 dbl dr. •NEW OR USED• Equipment Evinrude, galley, spin·
r ----_ --·----__ -·-_ TIQUES. FINE FURN, vent 1055 & theft! For a noor to ceiling. 1•48"48· Buyw1thConf1dence ••••••••••••••••••••••• naker.dinghy. NaplesUp ETC. PllON~ FOH lN· personalized tag enclose 1·24x44 . Dbl waterbed F'rom the Old<> s t GeneNil 9010 avail. 19950. Eve1S.
FO. & BltOCHURE wallpaper, fabric or w/foam mattress. Kmg Authorized HAMMOND ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1213)592·3134 ' w. { CL 645-2200 "Day Glo" paper & we sire blk velvet room sm~ DEALER in Oranf!e RADIO Control electric I ea .4 C Q o y ~ will back & trim your hdbrd. 642·7445 County!! We will not be Model PT Boal. O\ er :l ft Lido 14, $600. I .l. lCJ Y ~ MOVJNG SALE · Jan 22, tags. Or try two cards Refrigerator& knowinglyundwsold!! long, siren, wall•r cun BveslltolOorSat.am,
23, books. Ncords. sofa back to back. 4 Musical Instruments F R E E Oil G A N non, 2 speeds, e lc. Ver) 846·2356 f bed, desk. aqua.Tiums, PR CC ES: 642.0249 CLASSES sophisticated l?Y· Over 2:5' Foamy Cat, Rudi Choy t THIS VALEMTIHE'S DAY send your love a greeting all ontiques & much more. S2eaor3/SS Mon. Eve-Everyone $1800. r eplacement. design, rnce or cruise.
' the world can s hare with a Daily Pilot Heart of Love. It's O•kwood North Aptts . 4.'5tags $1.60ca. Antiiue Patchwork Yn Yo Welcome Sacnflce $500. Includes pro built 5 sails not-· &
• easy, compose your personalized ~f 50S7heorn,·,ngtlon Pl.NABpt 6/9tags SI.SO ea. Qut l. dbl. $65. Antl<1uo STOP IN-OR CALL everything. 675·3662 or C'<Ju•p .. M!lOO or'orr. <:~111
, • ·2 .. rv., • l0ormore$1.40ea. Hoover Vacuum S35. 644·9200 ~2200 Gordon646-7956
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W.lnut '. tollo·~ s1ans Send check or money or· Pool & P ing.pong Tblj .o.y.o.r• '"I LE ~ow ' -" derto: combined. Balls. cues & Conn organ w/Lc!>he 11u' ,.. "" 11.A "
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SJ790. SS I 5082 ~!_~n_J_an 22. 23 · 10·~ PILOT PRINTING rack. Sl 2S cash 642·9235 s pk r • a u to c b or d . Hew & Used Boats
1 ryhthms. 645·6346 Cruisers, Runabouts, \' Sacn flee 28' lslondcr. Supe r Cara11e Sale. P.O.Box1560 Lost Lse, close oul of -Hulls, Tn Hulls, .ail & S34.500 invested Will
lumber. furn . etc CostaAtesa.Ca.92626 cmplt Wrangler stock, Baby &rand piano Apprx Fishmg. Jel Boats. ~·or i>l'll $!11,000 C1rm Many
54&-3612. 3264 Michigan Beer drafter. holds '!o Keg men, women & children 14 mo, hrdly used. Sac more anformahon l'ull Xtrai.. Must i.l'c to up·
Ave. C~ ----1 of beer. new cond. $200. ~eans. SS per pr. Misc S25()(). 645·3373. aft 6 PM 49S·S8S6 A~k for prec 63HW23
Household, Yord. Patio 673-SZ78. Call aft llAM. ~~~~h~:s.~ard Rd, Lowrey Organ TG98, Im· BiU Crrug _ ZJ' Erickson fully equip~
Baby toddler Items. peccuble cond. Ask Boats. Maintenanc~/ Sips 5, cmpll gallc)' .. hd, ~1. 1010 W. Wilson CUSTOM. Mesa Veme Gotr Mem· $1800.842-2990. Senlc. 9020 OIB. compas11, knot
Woy.._. WOODS bership for sale. Call W p .. 1 1 Xi t ••••••••••••••••••••••• metr. Cab & navgtn run
Ml "-Id i 3 U"l9 772-9800 496 5850 · · na nes Pano. n . lltes. Shore pwr, i.ochor, sc. HoU11e1 .. , tems, SO%T080o/oOFF cond. Reasonable . YACHTCARPf,NTJlY JiCfy reefing Genmi Rig ~:.'~~=·Cun furs. Over401n·slock pallems 9x12 washable Orange 646-8551 New & Rem~c! for llpnkr &'slay "~II +
Also MINI-Blinds rug, very good cond. $20. Spi t d k r 1 h Call Eves. 1\46-6382 many xtraa $6S(JO Ph·
OARAGJ: SALE Sat/Sun •645~ 933.977o S42"83&3 lo~emft~~~~'. ar ms ' CUSTOM Built Yarhts. 493-2485 • · __ •
10-5. Load11 of loots, TV RADIO Control Electric Lg. 19 cu rt upright LEWIS Roat remodeling & ~cn'l 23• Vl'JltUr(' Loadrd ·rrlr
lllerec,. corr boil ;;use. Model PT boat~ over 3 ft. freet.er. good cond. $95. PIANOSErtVICI': marlne repair. G4Cl·Mlll rridlo, 0 /B, !ilp:; :.. $3600'. 20052 env ew • .:.._· __ long, siren, waler can· 6'5-6083 Laguna 4!14 8440 or646·6427. 042.81126.
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Vamals• 88 Enduro "°· ¥ ....... _,_ 9510 6tereo,manynew!.!~ .. 'SChevyStep Van. Run'a fj~~ -~
--A _.. Pb _, ,._,,,. ..--duals on rear, tw11 xlnt. .,_, .. _.. .. -aa'·" ~~~ .,suo, ..,.... co..... one ••••••••••••••••••••••• _. -..es"O'lll'•1ce-....., ,... ti,.' ,,.
-.'Jll4 ·s:1 VW Runninl chassis, The fut.est draw an tbe $UOO. 8'2·032.S Row C..tr,lllc. ~
& 5 O H ON D A • 7 1 • No body, rr .. t for Dune West. • .a Dally Pilot '75 Dodie Surfer Van. RoUI f\oyce BMW
Scrambler. 10,000 ml &cey·or Sportl car. Bsl Claasltled Ad. Pbooe tow Ill IS40Jamboree -.I06689 clrlU-4MI 6'2·5678. '8500. MU645 NewportBeach 640-8'44
............ IKrtttln 11 ~ ''11 CHEVY Top cond. "76 BllW 530 J. AM/FM,
,......_ 9530 Velllcln 9530 YIMdes '530 5211115 or beal oHer. ai.eo eua, • 1pd, fac
, ..... ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Mf.2S26 lDlil· Xlnt cond. Daya
--. W..e.4 tltO ~2565• eveeMC>-9'69
NEW 1976
WINNEBAGO
--26' MOTORHO~E
~:: 513,395·
••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ,., BMW s.oc.s. Coupe
TOP DOLLAR lite blue, 'a.pd., aunroof,
PAID a1r cond., pwr ateerint, IMMEDIATELY pwr wlndow1. New
FORALL Mlcb elln1 Imtnac:.
FOREIGN CARS 49'7-1081, 15M571
CALL OR COME IN
TOSEEUS
MIWPOI'( IMPORTS
3100W.C1tHwl,N8 64~f40
WEBtJY
•USED CAM• TRUCJ(.8.
0.. la (/ft call
'74 Bavarta. Air, atereo1 1unrf. 30,000 mi's. Ga ~. Pvt pty, bst orr.
"4-DU
'ft C.pft. 'e,l, AN/J')(
t a11 atereo, detor,
$1'130/otr. 4tW11$
'Tl C.prt, MW enl, clutch, etc. Rllnt •Int. $15H.
lhllt .. u. flS.3822 aft. s:ao '
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....._l•puW ......_,..,.,._ ~......... : ~ '110 ... loyu '7H TOf'DfO t7H V........ '77 .. , ........................................................................................................................................................... . Ge•allt ttOI G1111 .. • HOI • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Mwudn leftx '7CO Mlt'c .. • len '74 MG-'742 1975 TARaA #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. '70 Corooa Dtx. Au\o "'10 vw Poi> Top. Rebl
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• chocolate browa, 5 apd, ROY \rtAs, 1ownr,11J1t cond cni. New llreti. paint
'74 • ~ SE, 17,800 ml, 1974 3'0 Diesel. Askin& --• air, stereo CHsetle, VU)' rm CARVER SU$0. ~, l2000. (714) 631-00ta
silver, blk lthr, cruise $1195(). Bst orr to dale, cleao. 25,000 ml. Muat RO CE 0111 Tovota truck with •87 VW B 1 c.'Ontrol, eun roof, 5 new '8250. 498-04111, 1-ll:M.0.14 • sell! Wkdys call Lou ROU.S· Y ' I.IS. very C ean MlchcUna $1' 7$0 PP BiJbal; 919.2333 U40Jernkr•• ahell, 1<>od cood. call many xtraa. 11800.
548·3028 Sun.' Mt-2042 '70 MBZ 280SEL. 40r, ••SOOTM •Aueouil••MO•ijHO ..,.,.,., .. Hit Ml-0371 968-9141 ~dys. auto, air, AM/FM, blu mm'>jl)O•J•w)<Jn• '62 Hrdlp Cabriolet. Klnt .......... '7l ToJot.a Corolla, 2 dr, ---------i
DISCOUNT PRICE!. * 197 6 hick Slryllrk Like new! Air. auto, stereo, tilt
(S31REW) •••••••••••••••••• $51575.00 * 197 6 Pondte 9121
-----------• wt match Int. Must see to 1 11 M G 8 • s F re e cood lhruout. $4700. CLOSED SUNDAYS '61 S91ACIC '73450SLCoupeConvertl· apprec. (714) ~1·7943. 5yr/~.ooo mi ext. warr. C&'ll~. Toyot 9765 ~~~food cond, S8SO. New ma1a. Mlchelln
ble, mlnl cood. 6'5-3323 tCHW349). with 77 MGB purchase. , a ---------• radials, Gabriel •hocks, da)'sorll73·516Sevea. Choose one or our 2'1 19118 Porsche 912. Sunr r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 TOYOTA Ftendo ncing brakes. Super clean! S spd, air, elec. sunroof,
cassette stereo, alloys. (288NZG) '71 Mettedes 250, 4 dr, Buy Purc hase Plans 5-Spd tran.a, alum nms '77 Hw-st sbilter. Coco mats, 1114 280C tobacco brn. wlnt cond, all xtras, A L S 0 N E w M c; ~.Eves. 968-$484. COltOUA COUPE leather steering wheel,
loaded, xlnt cond. Pvt $S300.67S.2849 M 1 0 GETS 0 NL y ,61 356 Porsche, rebll eng 4 speed, radio & vlnyl en&1ne, emos. new. (011 .•••••••••..........••••.••• $13,500.00
ott.642.&L9or64.5-8917. l97lMl%ZIOC S74/mo.SerNo80llt7.nv /trans $ZSQO TQYQJAS ~·eJ~3CBQ>. Now re-chao1e & valve adJ.
'al 2IO SE. 43,000 mi, im· 6 cyl., automaUc, factory ~84o~~os'~~i.. Res . 64s.«iso OHL Y S 1195 ~r!?n ~l~~I~,~~': * 1975 Trf ..... ta7
AM P'M stereo 8-track.
(761NFC) •......•...••••••••• $5~00 mac. $5,9$0. offer. air ton4 .. pwr. windows · --'71 9liT Porsche Uookl HERE NOW 548-5735. 648-8080 even-
8'4-0238 &sunrOOC'. (38lHNV). MG8 9744 like •74 Car rera> Blk. 1971 TOYOTA l.ngs. * 1975Cllryslet"C•.._
'76Ml%450SL 8795 ••••••••••••••••••••••• factory mags, uir, pcrf. •HEW COLORS COIOHA4Door
Blue with blue interior. 066 MGB, New ri.'d parnt, lll/ouL Best orfer. Must SEDAN. Automatic, For Sale 88 VW Square·
back, good cond. SUOO.
Air, P Windows, P door locks, cruise,
tilt, sunroof, new paint & brakes.
(146MXA) .........••••••••. $5,225.00 Like new. Olscoun ....._, C_,..•C new in!er. llardtop, sell.496-3233 •HEW MODELS ln 1 'I ,...,,..... Wlllllll-wires, ZX tares. runs v Y lop & a one owner pnce. Very low mies. ,_.....,....., great.$1700 ofr.SJHH99 1970. 911T Tarca, mag HugeSavlngsonALLre· car w/38,000 miles.
Call 842-3722
Call Amencuo Car Plan, c.-MiiaCMO ,_ .------
97
whls, xlnl cond, $6SO<l maining new 765 & 065PLI). Jmroaculate
7SHl910 Opel 46 873-8038 DemOI. thruout 1
.....----------The Beller Bargain 9
'70 Bus. Has reblt eng.
Bouaht new last mo. for
S3200. wm sell ror $2100
(114 > 112·2797
•1974 Macia U-4
4 Speed, excellent. C5'9LGG> $1,lSO.OO * 1974 ,,. ... loadi I Ir Air, stereo, au omatic .•.••••• $2,900.00 Aadoa. Mew 9100 Aaitot. ~ew taOO :···~·~·····~····~····~ '69 9pE Targa Mint Mil9UIS TOYOTA OMLY $I 95
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• *f:.ans8 r':: ~:~It G~eat cood. flawless. $8200. Ph MJSSlON VIEJ 0
AUTO llOKERS
ROLLS @ ROYCE
cond $625. SM·~ _~_1_4_71_9_____ 831-2110 495-1210
I " OR .
MERCEDES
Porsche 9750 Porsche '70 911T. Superb
••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. A/C, new tires,
1971 ,orsche 914 =~~~ansm. $1000tofr.
5 speed. AM/FM fl truck ---------
stereo & low m1le11ge Porsche '64 SC xlntcond
Excellent condition! Pvt. Pty. s.SsoQ. '
$3650. Pn pty. 496-3880. 675·!343 --------
'71 Mark II. Slick. Crwy
mileage, new tires, xlnt
cond . Xtras. $995.
549-1765
'68 Toyota Corona, good
running cond, $800.
640--9078 ·-------w.~u!lloltt...,..._.
D.wytti1••• Mlow c1-.1tlt••
"Cal Art Sore~ ..
(7141 64J..8505
'72 911T. Xlnt rond ."70911TTarga.$7,000for 1968ToyotaCorona,good
AM ,FM . Allov:s, mui.t quick sale. See lo cond., eng nds some
sell. lst $7950 takes believe (213) 430·1646 worit. S250 962-7431
554·21647 to..6days. Mon·Sat_. __
Sal~ t D1039 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1975 Porsche Carrera !! Targa Choe w tan lnl. ,ORSCHE '70 91 I T
Sportamat1 c, PP. AM/FM, mags, yellow,
xlnt cond. 1 ownr.
646·5807 Stan, Mon-Sal.
8-5. $6,500
Perr & rare $22,000.
Autos, Mew 9100Awtos, Mew 9100 Scott64()..1850or&40-0019. ··············································· -----
'65 Porsche SC, elcc sun
roof, AM1 FM cauetle,
nu eng, just restored,
S6SOO. 4.97· 1574
~~~·~:.•"0~': ~s5999 '67 Porsche 912. runs ~· ~2~H~H i 1 o sreat, looks even better, a------------~r---.,,..,,-".'."""'.....,.-~~-=....,,...,,.....,....--..... I fresh paint, shocks, ttrtt,
1974 DATSUN 710 1973 PORSCHE 914 ss:'!i01ofr. MUST SELL
S 99 2 0 "'•' eno•n• s5799 642-()(X)4or494·34l2 :.a":o;,,"':.."':1~ 26 "'"'""' .,.,.., ....., '68 912 Alloys Kon1&.
'"'"' •82WJSI "'" .. " t•99HPNJ Lowered, Bra. _____ ......:=:....:::........::.......:::........._-----~;..._;;;.._......;:;_~ ..... 1 $5.150 152-02:18
Vl''f lo "'ilea Air.
fMfltll fl)t~o '#ht'ftl\ etc. Y1llON w bl,.
1ntenor u e•&HSR
~.Mew ••••••••••••••••••••••
1974 VW THING
6 000 OtlQln•I mol"' SAVE oe<110{l .. 2~1
'68 912, reblt eng., $4000.
Goodcond.
675-3985
73. 914, 2.0, xlnt cond, very
reasonable.
67>4002
57 Speedster, Sharp:
714·6 73-307 4
"76 Porsche 912E 8900 mi,
$14,900. Call 645-0045
Newport Beach
'68 Porsche. Xlnt cond,
low mi , Sspd. 911.
$5000/bsl ofr. 963·1688.
53'7-8220. Ask for Dennis.
1966/911
Xlnl cond Lhruout. some
as current model. $4,900
831·222'1
1966 Porsche,' new enic.,
clulrh, etc. 5 spdt mags. sssoo. 673-16S8cvcs
Alltos.Mew 9100
•••••••••••••••••••••••
FIAT ANNOUNCES A $400 FACTORY REBATE ON THE '76FIAT131.
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11\IJ(\'
'73 TOYOTA
ClilttOOllC-• 1o••d. ,,.,.o facom1 wnwt1 E 11111'• ci..t\. ComPeot Cel'noer he•dqoanera.
IU-07061
s3995
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
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'69 TOYOTA ..... " Auto tr•"• • facrorv .. ,
cett0•tlon1nQ recjoo Suoer OoNnCM~
'I 395
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
1 111 \l~oc.hlt•ci 14 7 1 \\\
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73 TOYOTA
c-c..,. 210t_....,. .. .,.._
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s2130
1973TOYOTA
MARK II COUPE
4 speed, air rond. & pwr. steering. Exceptionally
low mileage. (386HPQ).
Now reduced to •
. OMLYS2595
1974TOYOTA
CWCAST
4 speed, air cond. &
stereo tape de ck.
{1330GS)
OMLY $2695
1975TOYOTA
'61 Bus. Runs great. eng
reblt .• trans ~rf. cond.
S495. Call 842·3'62.
'71 Thjn1. 34,000 mi. gd
cond. Runs areet. $1650.
49'-5681
'70 VW Pop-Top, in gd
cond. New tires, paint, 1 yr new en«, xtra propane
tank. $24~.1!68-4962
•54 VW Bus, nds trans·
Allie $650. or best oCfer.
549--0851
70 VW Camper, $2500 or
best ofrer. 3,000 m1, on
reblt eng, clean, runs
good. 900· 1760 a sk for
•1973M(;I
Beautiful, must sacrifice.
(M3RFB) .•••.•••••• · ••••••••• $2,950.00 * 1969 PCMlltac Ytlllwa Excellent transportation. (XWL221)
••....•....•.•••••..•••••••••••• $650. * Available to be financed under the
American Car Plan Purchase 0ption
Plan.
,,,,.,,,: 114·751·1910
COROLLA 2 Door
SEDAN. 4 speed wilh
heater. Excellent gas
mileage! 1249MXU). . . ~o•, l•potied luick t910
75 vw. Cumper,. 9300 mt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••~••••••••
8obafl6PM
ONLY $2495 xlnt cond. Dys . 975-2285 Volvo 9772 115 Buick Special V6 Evs· 551·1442 ' '
Ml\RQlllS
MOTORS
' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 25,000 ml, 3 spd, R&H.
VW '69 Sqbck ,7 7 SSOO. or best. St8'8779
Needs valve job. 9915
$1250. 67S.C)S42 •••••--••M••••••••••• 'ltllOlMAR,_.Uf5'1tf P~W'
'\c,nLl•t•qofr-1 -A.,,.,.,(.,,1
Ml"-,ll)N \II ti JO
~JI· 1d~O •9~ • 1710
'11 VW Bue. orange. 56,000 mi, xlnl rond, see
to apprec. 613-4319,
VOLVO
·7~ Corona Sta Wgn. 1 _645-82 __ 1_1 _______ 1 owoer. 66,000mi. $245-0. '72 VW Camper, new
HERE NOW
P.P.49S-540Sor5S6·5939 radials, air cond, rebll •HEWCOLORS
Tri..... 9767 eng. S3250. 549·2150 days, •MEW MODELS
•••••••••• ••••••••••••• 494.a2AS eves. Huge savings on au· re· : ··t~U m.inlng new 76s & 61 VW Squarebuck. new e v e r Y l h ' n g . G o o d Demos in stock.
. • • t ranspor tation $9~0 . MAfl9UIS VOLVO
494·2100 MISSION VIEJO
UtJSO\llH!IAlAIOUlfVA.AO•Ofl(A ----------1 131•2110 495-1210 11•<J1J07'100 •2•1<t.9•>~• '67 VW. Sharp. $12001bsl ---------1
SportsCarCenler.Select orrer. 847-1632 aft 6 or ORANGE COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO
Largest Volvo Dealer
1n Orange County!
from over so quality used wknds.
models • Triumphs, ---------1 JaAuars, MG'11. Many '59 VW Baja ktt 40 HP
More. Buy /Lease, sens•· engine. Runs good.
ble payments $495 645-4488 BUY or LEASE ----------... '>0lllH 8Rl 4 ffOVl.(VARO . OAlA
'''""'°~·~IJ.~•Jhl
'tl6 VW Bus, new eng. xlnt DIRECI'
rond. senous buyers only :) ~;:~:. N".odial•, "= pnl. AM/l"M, xlnl cond. _ _ __ _ __ , -
$2600. 645·0415 2025 $. Manchester
-.60 Beetle Anaheim 750-2011
·16 sucker pnce reduced
$6..S4. NOW s.1995 P.O.E.
Transportation. Tax and l4c. extra. Call~ay for $450. Steve. 644·0375 '76 • 242, l'unrf, AM/FM
details on exrilang new -. -. stereo, over dr, 6 mag 8\G'/Lease Plan. Senst· 64 Squareback wagon. whls + snow lites, fog
ble Payments pnced for qwck sale al Illes. CB, ski rack, will
-----· --$399 644-6753 sacnfice, leaving coun-
· Qualtty and Price
Guara11teed
Leasing S~cialists Preferred ~tes
Largest Selection
of New & Used
C1d1llac5 in
Orange County
Open Sunday
Cadillac
Master Dealer
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Cou:a Mesa 540-9100
Nabers
Cadillac.
For sale , ·s9 Triumph .--· , try. 152-6300 days or '63 CAI, 390, runainr. GT +6. Xlnt run'g t·ond. 63 VW Running Chassis. 7S2·8777 eves rm 617 Needs work. $250 • needs tight body woi•k no body, great for Dune ----------1
S1300/bstofr. ~.7737 ' Bu&AY·Sports car. Bst 73 Volvo l~ES, lmmar Call545-S6SS
---- -----ofr 842-48.13 con d. a 1 r, A M I F M 10 Coupe de Ville loaded
76Tnumph'fR 7, A~/FM 'GS VW .,-:-g oval stereo, only 24,000 .odi 74 ooo ml good tires' caSllelte, only 85od m1, AM F.M 8
3
1
8 • k sd m1, $'79!b or make orr. cl~an $1550 6"-4159 • 1mmuculale, must sell, ' · rac • g 1,.ic. ,No. P·Tree, by--~'-'---·-----bl/)'1ng property. $4950or cond. S800. Ph49'1·2Ua own,er.14(}.4280 lB'lS Eldorado Cpe. Very
mak6olr.S489880 M/sell '73 VW Bus, clean 'W/many extras.
"'-I ,,.. ,\I .m.:h 31. 1977. pod
1hc '?fl I 1.11 IJI 2-door c1o11p1 .•
4 tlotor •.;:Jan 11r ":i1•un Hiii
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·68 TR 4A·IRS. AM (FM & tn/col. AM/FM, sunrf'. Pvt pty. $8195. Pb _...::;;;====;;;;:;...__ 8lrk stereo, good cond perf cond. See at Carls Autos. Used ,_m __ -0300---------
Slt95. ~·~ Jr on Npt Blvd. this Son. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 CadiUac El Dorado.
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'2195
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
tll • Ir., "I " 114 • t -.· \
HVH'IHbl ·"41 t a(H
ONLY. 1st reas ofrtakes. G1Mral 990 I thiS car has every option.
'76 VW Camper. di x, ••••••••••• •••••• •••• •• _675-&MD_;_ _______ _
Best orr.962-2580 retr1g, pop·top, atv, 'S6 Fleetwood
VolluwCIC)en 9770 AM I FM· Lo mi. Call Goodoverallcond.
•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 675·0'707. 1100. 548-4945
TA-4 '62
'83 VW Sc1bck. Xltn cond t '72 VW Bug. 20,000 mi on ~ 9917
ownr . $800f bsl ofr. reblt eng. AM/FM, gd ••••••••••••••••H••••• 63l· 1373 or 642·4912 tires. J(d cond. 548-6484. '61Camaro,6 cyl, 3 on lbe
67 VW. su nroor . ·11vwSqback,reblteng, colum n, gd cond.
aquareback. ii spd. xlnt xlnt cond . Must sell. .=:;:::::::=:======1 SOOO/bst.494-4366
cond. Jmmac Must sell' $18SO orr 646-0468 '74 Pl~moulh Duster .. 74 Camaro LT 24 000.
$1195orofr. 968-8820 •sg VAN Needs eni. wrk . .Mint cond. P /S, P/B. Stl mi's. Sharp, cle~n. lOc.t
'61 VW Bus, bit up enit. gio Must sell! 960·3892 radls, R&H, bucket car s:n~ 557.9349 · xtras. runs gd. mu.st see &536 1921 seats. 129~. PP. 581-1021. · · •
to apprcc. 540-0362 -•68 M 6 1 '15 Camaro 350 V8, auto. -_.;..'--------172 VW Camper. air, 32,000 ustang cy A/C, AM /FM s tereo.
-_::=-_:::....----'66 YW IUG mi, xlnt, l ownr. Make •74 Fo~~4061 rallye wheels, $4,000.
Sun roor 642-2159 otrer. 557-9892 Must Sell. 768·0108;
72TOYOTA
MeriillW._..
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s2095
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
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cond. days, 838·5155 a.WTcMt 9920
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'74 Volvo. 2 Dr, A/C, t work. Bst ofr/trade/buy '1'4 Impa la .coupe.
I cheap long distance AM/FM, stereo, C'r\llae
owner. Very c can. transp. 722 Weelo Dr. cootrol,Wtwhl.alr,AJT, =~~FM radio. C.M. oriJ. owner. fJOOO/ofr. Wft'llAll Mel( 99 I 0 _673-3388 _____ _
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.-F rec • stereo, o m1. '68 Riviera. xlnl sbspe 350 · nd PS PB
1800 WHlmln•ter Blvd. x Int c 0 n d . $ 4 7 0 0 . air, run pwr. Ad tires'. AM/;~ :° tra'ck ateroo'
Wet1ml"1ter 893-7551 002.1022. ___ $1500. 557-75!1211fl. 6 dlx Int 631•3691 '
A..toa, Hew 980 Autos, Me'¥ 9100 AYtot. Mew 9100 •74 M 'te carlo blk on
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$2950. Ph: 491·264&.
For Sale, 69 Nova, xlnt
coocL S1500. PIS, P/B.
auto. 114(Hf11 bef '· aft lOPM
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Rldl. auto, P /S. P/B, •In
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autometlc, Uh new, '74 llaverlclc, nma creat. '74 MU1tanc 11 . A/C. '11 Pinto. Low mUeeae, Pbt4Mel4 roof, P/SI wlndqw1 6 ·11 Ve(• Wa1on. Auto CHOICIOP 13 la,000.'™*'7,173-111.5 8 Cyl, •·dr. P /S, 1ir. 110.000 mlles. 4 1pd, xlJ>I perfectcond.11000. ,....... ttH bl'akta, a r, all belted ttane,PS,factalr.rlMIAoi
ff611"HIUl977 'U Sta. 'Wain, Jd saooo.C.1184&·3395. cond.&M00.834-18116 Ph 962·16H ....................... tllW.\M()0.4~. ldcond.113-3'00
4apeedl flAutomatJct tnuporl.e,loncar. szso. '74 Maverick. Air, auto, OMI OWMa 13 Pinto St Wi n. 4 spd, '75 Gran Prix "J " Copper The futat clraw in Ult "H Ve1a OT. Xlnt cood, "NCbftt~luonvert.New Ormpe.-tr.. l7S.'741l 36.000 ml, Bit ofr over 18 Mustang, VS, auto, air,racltl,wldeova11.cd milt, PS, brkl, AM/Jl'M ~"tined~dD~~lot ~ml, new palnt,f
battery, radlator .............. • 'It Charcer, •Int run $2000.Pb988-8592 vinyl top, xlnt cond. cond.12100/batU.·1172 1ter9o,A/C,crt1control, aaa ' ' ' C.UM2-1Ut.
water pump. XIJlt oieeh: • ......._ tond, ma11• eee to '70 ll•vm le to A/C Sl.000.831-mt '12 l>lntQ a ~ 1 Power 1eat1 • lock • ....._Mew t ....., Mew ''"
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P /S, P /B, -xlnt cond. CORVETTES Sl.000. Good trans car. drive. Perfect cond. $900. '70 DELTA 88, approx. rnl, l owner. ?5 ·5729 ---------1 Cbeap. pp, (714) HOWAIDCht•rolet ~ Ma-1400days,SM-82851rt 53,000 mi's. Ne~ paint , a> Ventura, 2 dr, P/S,
5'1-3139. Dov .. rQuail Street.I . 6:30 & minor co1rr14fUQ1. 1 P/B, •uw, radiaJ Urea, -~----... ·---1 ~NEWPORT BEACH "13 Dodge Polara, cruise, Mere...., tHO Make ocrer. Aek for Plwelii..tt. "60 goodtrans,$600.545·5"8
·•CAMERO 1d cond'AID • 13• "555 AM/FM. alr, clean $1650. -r J erry 963·8911/ E'Ves •"••••••••••••••••••••• eng ti -•-I ..-v ""'"·1-••••••••••••••••••••••• .,... ' ' '75 Grandville Brougham. FM' nu ret, oui, ........, '" Super sharp a dr Jir~tp, '""·8631 ARAS 4 Dr hardtop. 29,000 ml. traclc~~:~i~1tzi•·•13 Corvette 350 4spd. Ff:lrd 9940 CallRod,1ft.8:30. '87CutlassSupremeCpe. All o ption• except --------.--1 Auto, PS, PB. Air. T top, ••,••••••••••••••••••• 536-0807 AC, Pwr, local 1 ownr tapedeck. Xlnt cond.
Co ....... 11 9930 •iOOO/blt.962-8052. '74 Torino Wgn. 6 pass, ·m Marquis xtnt cond car.Loml.'800.645-)513 Ope~~~-~10 ~.Ph 492·11512 ••••••••-.••••••••~••••• ..... Corv tt 15 ooo I rack, new radials, 34.000 I d d (··•t' lie~ pu "'"&,a 1975 UMC..,........ '" e e, , m • ml Cl • oa e • '" pwr, "' "'9to ft57 ,.. v-.n Showroom c:lean .• all H · m 24:,an $2650. 673 2638, gm w/wht vtnyl top, 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 292fHarbor Blvd OHL y $3tt TOWH COUPI traa. t8350/bsl. &38·5071 · eves. ownr. Make offer PP, 1974 p · l t / Costa Mesa ' ........ TO ............. rs Full I I dl 548-9822 in ° s a w:ig , -w • _.., • power t1 nc u 0 1 175 llet. uddle tan, By ownr. '70 Ford Ltd. areea. Autolrans., radio, 546-1934 t.cbf.... _. = ':-troll._AM"tV~ b~k$ln leather Int Brougham. New tires, '67 Cahenle HT. PS, PB, heater,air cond.Clean--.---------• ~~ C:.ck. v: upe air cond Look• ~. IUlO, all lwr. $980.bltoCr.963·2883 Gdllrcs.xlntrun'1cond. low mileage -Excellent 7~ Plymo!'lh Cs lm top. ... , _.....'t <-EC)' S77ts. 148·1400 ay Su f I • '675.541-13118 condillon Suburban Sl. Waaon. -....,.. .,.on 538-CllSafU·:JO per amt Y car! 70 12.?SO 537.41193 Met.aJUc blue, aulo trans. THE CAR STORE
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$6Jl6, · Ford Galaxy 4-dr. All Mllst9CJ ttsz VI, A/C, radio, pwr win· 537-111.sa
78 Corvette loaded xtras. $1095. ~I~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Pinto Runabout. See to dows: 1u,-n~k S21:R> Ph~~~~~~~~~I leather Int, a'1so ; tinted Must II '73 G T '66 Clus ic Muatang. appr. 11600. Bef Spm, ~7·65o3cr5'S·2145 1;74 Red OTO Ventura A. GUSTAFSON
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16800 Heach Bh1<1 I Hurit1ngton Beach
tunroal tops. PP. 18875. Cpe seN 1ran onno Silver. Completely 846·22 18. Aft Spm , ... .,.,.
142-l002 • · ew t res, recnt restored.Neweng.,brka, 675-8493 ·m Ply Fury Ill. VB, 4dr. Cuatomw/PS, PB. 1uto, 11s-..0 ~'*".w=...~.~~--... ~
tuneup & brks. Sl62S/bsl u p b o I . Own c d by vinyl top. air. PS. PB. custom whb,lo mUe11e, w --- -_. -
Cwg.. 9933 oCr. Days, 545-~71. Eves, mechanic. S19SO. Bob, 72 Plato lbMaboelt xlnl cond 1750/bst ofr. oriLownr, moo, take , • 557-2132 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5411.2797 675-{»?0. 11200. 549·3612 Q.2055 tra ,49J..4086 ,. ________________ _
lt75MARJUY lt74MElCUllY ·s1 Mustan1. body xi. Allto1,Hew HO A.Mto1,Hew 9100 A.Mtoa,Htw HOO A.Mtos.Mew HOO ....._Hew ~Mew HOO
842·8844
Aqua edition. Full power COU.A.ll XR·7 mags, 4 nu tires. runs gd. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lncludln& viny I top , V-8, automatic & factory Sl~ofr. 673-4-029
leather Interior, tilt ,illrcond. (971LGA). , ..•• 68 p d LTD • d wheel, cruise control, • .,995 ..... tc . or · ·• r. AM/FM stereo, ulr cond. ii facty 1111r, landau lop. full <589RXH) pWT. 1 owner, xlnl cond.
siJl6'. :ttc ~~c lean. $995/ofr.
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842-8844
'64 Ford Wagon. very
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'18CougarXR7 631·3388
Xlnt condlllon '75 Gran Torino Wgn. 9
11200. 645·9067 pass. loaded. xlnt cond.
74 MAU IV ·17 COUGAR. Xlnt cond. S3995. Ph ~0·7371
FuU power lncludlnl MUlt see to appreciate . AM/ FM stereo, till 1995. Pb 842-3702 or 72 Ford Country Squire. 8 wheel, cruise control, 1M7.7590 pass wgn, good cond,
vinyl tot>• leather In· SI~. &W-1163
lerior, air cond. <Uc. C-.ertible Oieap Ford '66 LTD. pwr.
781NIX) '73 ~ar. Auto. P S, /\ C. radio. htr. gd trans. $6416. P I B. P I W. A M F:-.1 S22S. 842-4957
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LINCOLN MERCUAY
16800 Beach B lvd
Huntington Bead1
842-8844
a~reo ta~ deck. 53,722 , . ·
ml. Baby blue. wht top. 70 Ford I.lo. \: myl top. 2
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(Last year for these) $1100 552.7835
13795. Ph537-81S6 _ ·59 RA NC ll E RO 31 2.
U'70 Couaar XR7. ,Int automatic s;JOO or offer
76 MARK IV cond, 31.000ong mi,/\ t:. ~-2928 __ _
Special luxury edition. full pwr, t ape dcl'.k. ·~ Fairlane. run~ l(Ood. _.
Fully lo1ded Including l2300. 496-7835 _ _ barrel carburetor. air,
leather Interior, tll t •--~~~~~~-·l.!$4~00~. 892~·~4856~---wbeel, cruise control, re· 1~
al wire wheels, ~ Ian· WOW! HH Uncoln '945
dau, AM/FM·quad tape. •67 COUGA.ll. Auto, •••••••••••••••••••••••
<Ser.6489A82!5635). air, PS, Pl, V-top. '73 Mark IV. Xlnl cond.
SPICIAL a.clllth. consot.. etc. maroon w/beige vinyl
Gr 11 / w ht int r lop. Low m1, /\M/FM tvH04 f I stereo. 8 trk tape dck. ' Full pwr. Crulae cont, THICA.ll STORE leather Int., loaded w1x·
537 .. 156 tr as. Pvt. ply. $5700 lf•-------•I S48-0192, M1·26.S3
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suggested 1976 retail pnce P.O.E.
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Jaguar XJ Coupes.
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V-6, 4 llpeed, radio. heater. under
19,000 mlles:tutone interior. yellow exterior. (l7SN1f).
~3995
• 7J CA'9tl 2600
· V6. 4 'peed. radio, heater & salver
exterior with bl ack interior .
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'2695
'71 UHCOl.M COUPI ·vs . aut o m ali i:. ractor)' air
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power. heater. s tereo radio. vinyl
roof. Unted gla,SS & wheel covers.
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'2695
'71 MllCUlY MOMTMO c Door Sedan. V8. factory ai r
conditioning, pwr. steering. radio,
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(742llNG).
'2995
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air condltloninl{. pwr. steeling, pwr.
brakes. stereo radio. heater. tinted
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wheel covers. (537HTY>. • ·
... '3495 .
7 J CADILLAC llOAH DIYILLI va . autom•ttc, factory air.
• condttiorring, full power. ster eo , rR!o, heater, wblt~wall urea. vlnyl roor, tinted 11aas. wheel eav~ " """"1 meta1Uc fiftllb w/lllJep l atj. ,
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.'74 MUSTANG II
V6 engine, 4 speed transmission,
radio. heater, 36,687 mi les.
Immaculate! (825LFK).
. 52699 •• '74 CAPRI
1'M/FM stereo. automatic; air cond ..
sun roof. rallye wh\'91s. Beaut\full (747PKF). · ,. $2899 .
175 tHEVY
MALilU WAGON
A uto., R&H. power steering &
brakes, air conditioning. Outstanding
condition! (762PXZ). .. . S369CJ ..
175 FOR Lfo LAND4U
Cpe .. AM/FM ·stereo w. tape. cruise
control, tilt wheel. elec. 50/50 seat.
air cond. loaded! Only 34.957 mi'9s.
(876MEW}. 54699 ·
·15~1us
3 seats. AM/FM stereo. sun roof.
19.699 miles. Like new condition!
(845NP,M).
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1972 110 2 Door
flacy red. ma.o type wheels, new
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* 19751210 4 Door
4 SPd .. AM radio, heater, a beauty. In
blue with a easy drivel! l 1.000 miles.
(12922·R).
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oeaert gold, 4 spd .. AM·FM: radio,
new tires, runs like a top. {129°85).
5 1995
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AM·FM radio, pClwer steering.
(#2992). .
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* 1973 610 St. WGCJ ..
4 spd., .AM radio. heater, air cond ..
side moldjng, a real beauty In
mediterranean blue. extra clean. (#2994). ,· ..
52395
* 1975 1210 4 Door
AM radio, side moldings. underMel.
heater. 4 spd., royal blue. (Demo #0~199).
s2695
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elec. rear' wind. defroster. sit. bit.
radials. tnt. glass. whl. cvrs. STK237
(101722).
s3372 .. Plus Tax and License .. . ... •
'76 Seville .••....... ! ..• Sale Priced
(0513301Y
'76 Eldorado Coupe .......... S9695
(2f3ROA)
'76 Coupe deVllle •••.•.•..... S9295
(0116044)
·fs Eldorado Coupe .......... S8695
(725KYSl
7 5 Eldorado Coupe .......... S8495
(253MNY)
75 Fleetwood Brghm •......•. 19495 (173MGF)
7 5 Coupe deVllle .•.....•.... S7695
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·75 CouPe deVllle ............ '7495
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75 Couoe deVille •....•..•..• 16995
(0100740)
75 Coupe deVille ............ 17995
(986MXT)
'1,~ Coupe deVille ............ 16795 (0183887)
'75 Coupe deVllle ..••..•....• s7195
(174MMJJ
'74 CoupedeVllte ••.••••.•••• '8995
(615KRC) '7 4 £1dOtado Coupe ...•...••. 18995
(079KGI)
'74 Coupe deVilJe .••.•. , •.••. S64G5 (285(Fll.
'73 Eldorpdo Coupe .......••• 15795
(752POS)
'73 Eldorado Coupe .......... S5595
(OOOHSY)
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(3811-iNVl . 73 EICPIGrer ~Home •••. 17995
(4f1LPO)
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IT SURE IS
MUDDY TODAY
WE'RE HAVING
A LI TTLE
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PROSl..EM !
SNOOP'< WAS SHOWING OFF H15
''CHESH IRE 0EAGLE11 TRlCK, AND
NOW ~E CAN 'T GET SACK' ..•
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PICTURE ON OUR TV
SET AT 1-!0ME I WE
JVST 61VE IT ·A
WHAP, ANO IT
COMES Rl6HT SACK ...
Bv Ernie Bushmiller
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·THIY MAV• NO
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UAU..Y
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DENNIS THE~ MENACE
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He:9, NOT A f3WNDf: ,,,
HES A Pf MENTO.
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C>t>t> ~IJDGE PARIKER
OKAY, GIRLS! SAM AND ME
AAE HAVING ONE MORE DRINK
AND THEN WE'RE LEAVING YOU
FOR AN HOUR OR SO! ----
WHAT DO YOU MEAN THAT
YOU'RE LEAVING 05? WAAT
ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO?
JUST GIVE US YOUR ADDRESS
AND WE'LL MEET AT YOUR PLACE
AFTER WE TAKE CARE OF A
LITTLE 6U51NE55 ! ~....._-~
DON'T ASK 50 -.
MANY QUESTIONS! -
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1 dig you, baby,
'Couse you're wild anCJ free··
No paper contract
~-..For you and me ...
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DOCTOR SMOCK
You mdke tny mood
All sunny and hummy--
Sin~e sharing a duplex
Is doubly chummy.
You're the most; yotlre hot,
You're cool., it!s true ....
· Roses are red and
Violets are blue.
ll..N ...
-•••'ll~•an
We Fou11d each other-'/es!
A11d got it together ...
Our heads are on straight
In spite of the wect.her. .-. --~
By George Lemont
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-rttE YANKEES . WoN lHE 1962 .
WORLD
SERIES ... ,
FAY WRAY
STARRED IN
11-\E ORIGINAL
VERSION OF
KING~& •.
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SHOW YA!
r-~~~~~-r HMM ..• AN LJN~ILEl7 t.erreR
W~AT DO
YA SEE.
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lHE ALLIES WON
WORLD ~R 1WO".
iO PRESIPENT L.lNCOLN ...
ALEXANDER 6RAAAM BE.LL
INVENTED 1J:I£ IE £PHON£,,,
Hal KauFma1» ~
ASK A FRIEND lo close his fisrs,
place knuckles together loosely,
e SAY NOT SO! "You can't pronou.nc:e YOU WIN,"
..,. a wbe11ere. "E•ery letter II alJent: Y M ln bay,
0 • In people, U 11 in dou~. W • ln wron1, I u
In crube, N u In condemn."
e Find 1 Clluntry In •ach 1entt~ amon1 COl\Mcutlve
letten : 1. "How can a dame Ilk• Sue hold 1 job?"
2. "She'• not my klnd,'' I answered.
'"IPGI 'I •ep111t:) • 1
e t am thinkJnr ol •number which la twice • IUC•
M the number which la four more th• on•lhlrd or
the one J have In mind. What nwnbet1
and raise his little fingers so that e Rlddle·Me·This! What never runs In that forever
11ix touch. C'hallense him to runs out? Give up? The anawer 11 time.
open and do)c his ht·
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tic fingers. which he r~s::;::::;;.;:=::::;;:::,;::~r:::~' should be able to do
readily
Now, ask him lo re·
form his hands into ram. bnngrn& them
together as before so
that knuckles touch,
but this time exrcnd·
1ng upward the third
finger of each hand.
SEA HERE! Apply the followlnc colon neaUy to brtn1 forth
a IW']>riM picture: 1-~. 2-Dk. blue. 3-YeUow. 4-<>ran&e.
5-P\lrple. &-Dk. peen. Sesmenta without numbers remain blank.
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYF.8? There are at least six differ·
encet In drawin1 detail& betwMn toR and bottom panels. How
quickly can you find them? CheeJl answers with tho&e below.
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Pretend to say some
ma&ic words, and chal·
lense him to separate
hb projecting fingers ~
without moving his v:~~~~~~J.J_._S:__ _ _i.:__J knuckles apart. This is L
almost 1mpo~~1ble for HOLD THE FORT! One of five touet scores a bulh1eye
one to do. (X) on the rival mow fort above. Which to• does that?
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ASK THEM YOURSELF
FOR GEN. Wl..UAM WESTMORELAND,
former Army OUef of Staff
How .......... 100,... &om--•• &oa
.. I ••• -of ~?-A.G.. ........ Roa. AA.
• He will not differ too nu:h physk:al)y, except that he
wtU probably be taller and heavier. He will, ~ be
FOR .IANIS SEC.a.
member of the Manhattan T ransf cr group ,.._,.. .......... ,...,....._. ... ,, r a
,_,, Tne • ,.._?-R.C.. CM' r 119o T-.
· e tt's true. I t'WIW a friend. a argeon. who lets me watch.
and I loYc lt bec•ne rm a thwarted doctor. My idea of
he.awn wouJd be to be a singer who ~ In
medidne.
FOR VICTOR BORGE. Danish-born p&anlst and mime
.,.. ,_ .. Ollll9 ...... _...,..._,.. ... a ldil?
--11.0.8.. M "•4 Ore. .
• Oh sure. When I WM about «Wit or nine, my parents-
bctng very proud of me woald a)ways make me pbiy
when they had guata. /\f te:r a while I got fed up wtth that.
and I started p&aytng trtcks: rd say the next piece ls . . .
and would mention 90mC1hing by BeethoYen or Mozart.
I thm went on to play cme of my own ''compositions.''
And do you know whllt very few knew I w• fooling.
FOR Rfl'. Sl9ll.EY <HSHOUI (D.-N.Y.)
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• It's dlfflcult to ftftit few issues of human justk:e and
equality and twwe to mllkc conoesaons bec••M of the
~of others who are motivated by the polltk:s
of apeclency. But at the wne time. I know that ~
promise ts a ...-.vary tool that aomeHma must be used
to achkw my goelir.. Not cwryans ...... the ~opln
lonll or~ .. oblenJ.S In the WM Walj.
FOR 11E .. ASK DEM YOURSEl.F' EDITOR
la • .,_ .... • • w , c•' W Nwc;cu _. _.. BM; , I u, .. .._.. ?_,.,,
a. ..... -'Oz' o.c. a No. Wh6le tl.yrw not what yotid call lnlcpuablc, one
Joem't wa)( out whm the other enters the room. In fact,
the nfd\t the nnor bc'okc that the two were f~ a
f411DLY WmJ.y ~saw them tog.ther at New
York'• RuuLm Tea Room. There ls. however, a lack of
warmth ~ Nureyev (rifltt) and Natalia M.ak.rova..
(All three are procb:ts of the famed Kirov Ballet.)
better .Orated and more *lDed. and h9'll be reqLUed to
man and maintain weapons and machines more technical
and ICJl)histk:ated ~ today'.. In addltklrl, the ratio of
offlccrs to enlisted men wtD be considerably ~ thmt
today. The eoldia-of tomoi IOW will be better protected.
but ha will halle to wdav> the .ama hardships that 90&-
clas lwwe encountered throuPJUt h&story.
· FOR DAVI> 8RfJOER. comedian Get..,_,.._,_,__? J ,..,.., .......
s.c.
• So fw, my noee has deftnlteJy helped my cweer. H
gtyes me a place to ~ my tuxedo while rm trawllQg. Neverthe• rm plamlng to do some work on lt-wall-
to-wall carpeting. thm ru break throt9' the wall and
make a kitchenette.
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e fm not putting you on. I started acting at the ripe old
age of two, and It was In my roles that l could be what I
couldn't be In real Ufe.. In thls make-bellew world I felt
good. Out of lt. I didn't It's still that w~. I bve a 9Chbo
bfe, either aJHctrcsa cw~.
FOR fJUEN FU.TON. star of Aa the World TUTM
S-11 I tlW .. ,.. -..... to Mil. Wlif?--.IA.
G.mF ..... ND.
e Bee• IN I have to. My hobby ls c:eramlc8, whk:h has a
skln-drytng tendency. As my hands often appear In TV
doeeups. I don't want them to look old and withered.
Whlit I do after rve finished a work session ts otl and
greate my hands and fingers. going rl!#tt under the nails.
If I didn t wear glows; aD that .ruff would ni> off on the
sheds.
FOR GENE SARA1.EN. member of goJrs Hall of Fame
.... pt ,_ lal1 I I la .w?--a..M.. DiO: ........
e As a teerHger I worked ln the pro thop of ths Brook-
lawn Cauitry ab ln 8rldgepoi t. Conn. I practlced before
the thop opened, and then again after It dosed. One day
a club member hind me to play a round. l shot my first
sul>par l"Ol.Sld (69), and from then on, all the members
spoke about the "ktd" In the shop. It mada ltfe mbcrable
for the pro. and I had to leave. But the nat linw I was In
Bridgeport, I was the U.S. Open O\amplon.
PROANDOON
Is There Too Much Violence On Television?
Some author1Ha aay that the ponrayal of vlolence triggers more of It tn real life.
PRO """-' Sdil111•. ~ NBC CON °'· a-.. o.ti.r. o..n, Annenbcrg School of Com-
munlcatJonl, lJMlwJtty ol PeMaVtv.nla
Ya. The evtdence la convtnclng that cheap and stereotyped v\olalCe on American tdevlslon ls the highest In the world and
hes not chairved ndl. =lly late-cwntiig and children's ~ It ls pre . to wamen, older people and ~ chancten as they tend to be portrayed as vtcttma.-The ~ of heavy opoa!rC to this diet ls
~of vk>lenca aa a Nady .olutkJn to problems. U we
don't want our children to grow up mean and tem>rtzed by
vMd lmagn of rneanneu around them. WC need to~ the
amount Md J)ilttcm of vk>lence on tOMakn
e 1977 FAMILY WEEKLY. INC. All ttghls •Htl•...0
Fi11all))
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'lhe first cigarette to bring
taste tom-tar . -
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Like a lot of smokers you may like the idea of a longer cigarette. You may also want low tar.
But longer cigarettes usually have more tar.
Well, Vantage just wouldn't goaJoas ~that.
Solft wmbd. Until 1ftor-ld perfeda loacer~ with tbefamom V•nfaF comhinationolfull fmor
aadlowtar.
Not the lowest Iona cigarette you can find. But very pouibly the lowest that you will enjoy.
New Vantawe Lonp. A blend of. t1av0l'4'ich tobaaxJe with tar levels held down to the point where good taste
still comes dirough.
That\ the Vantage point. And that\ the point ofVantage Loop.Never before baa there been a long cigarette
quite like it.
Try a pack today and see if you go along with m.
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
n llfl. "Ur". O.S mg...._ •·per cignnt, bf FTC lllllhod. -
STALLONE FIGHTS
HIS W/NTO THE TOP
It sounds corny and sentimental: a down-and-out loser
destined to fail makes it to the Big Tune. But that's the
story of the hit movie Rocky-and of its star and writer.
By Carol Botwin
'1 asked myself a long time ago,
what ls It like to really make It? Do you
go, Y eahl I made It! and kiss every
mirror you pass,' or do you becxime baf-
fled and sit back and watch yourself?
Well, I'm sl~ back mld trying to get
some peupective on what's going on."
Sylvester Stallone. who has ~
made It big as star and writer of the
new hit moYle Roclly, ls talking In the
living room of his manager's apartment.
Even now It's haTd to believe how It all
happened. '1 was ge~ nervous," he
recalls. '1 was pushing thirty. It was
now or never. I 1hot9tt desperately, I
need a vehicle." In the unbelievably
ftJrt time of three-and+half da113 he
wrote Roclly, the story of a down"'11Ki-
out f~ter who gets one final chance
to make It through a fluky opportunity
to fight the world c.h&mplon. The script
ended up In the offices of producers
Robert Owtoff and lrwtn Winkle,-.
They liked It So did United Artists. But
nobody wanted the unknown Sylvester
Stallone to play the part of Rocky. They
searched, Instead, for "bankable" big
names like Burt Reynolds Md James
Caan. Sylvater stubbomJy held on. At
last he convtnccd everybody, and the
part was his.
'Then I pank:ked," he remembers.
"Okay, Sly, I said to myself. You've
got It, but what lf ~ can't do It? On
the day the movie star1ed l was sitting
In a traUer at 4:00 A.M. In ~
I c:auldn't move. Thll t.chnk:lans kept
ca1Jtng me from outside.. Finally, I
psyched myalf. I got ~. passed a mir-
ror and looked at myseU In all the
mak~ and thou{;lt, all ng.it, Rocky,
At the moment. however, Sytvater
appears remarkably relaxed. His he.ad
Is against the back of h1s chair. H1s legs
are stretched out. crossed at the
ankles. A glass of wine stands within
easy reach of his large, du.rity hands.
In repose, the face of Sylvester Stal-
lone ls an unlikely one for a star: too
much ,Jaw, hangdog eyes. lips that curl
downward. The most remarkable thing
about h1s appearance ls h1s moes.
which come to vldo(JS stiletto-pointed
Ups. They are don't-mas.-wltt..me-or-
fll-kld<-you ~ The face and the
shoes are street-g..iy ~ but Syl-
vester, as he talks, la not
He ignores the phone that canstandy
rings, as well as the hot lk,;lts put ~
by the photographer, who silentJy stalks
him, and explains that It ls Sylvester
the author l am JookJng at, not SyJ-
vester the actor.
"Me, the writer, I am unaggressive,
cwious,very relaxed. U you were Inter-
viewing me the actor, however; I would
~ doing handsprings, cartwhec1s,
showing you my tap dancing-anything
to catch your attention. It's a habit I
pk:ked up auditioning for producers.
They always ask, 'Tell me a little about
yourself,' and then give you one minute.
So you tell them you've beieri lost In a
blizzard in the Alps, married :n women
-anything that will get you through
that wall of Indifference."
$ytvesteT admits that he was rarely
saa:asful In getting ~ to ~
cb:ers In the past, and success dkl not
come easlly. In f~ that It came at aJJ
ls extraordinary.
-you can do It I kicked open the door
and newr felt my dcubt after that.''
Som 30 years ago In New York's
Hell's Kitchen to an ltallan Immigrant
father and an ex-showgirl mo1her, Syl-
vester was trouble from the start By
the age of two he was ~ as
hyperldnetic. '1 thought nothing of hik-
ing a aayon and going over someone's
entire ltvlng-room wall with It or com-
..
He belicva Roclly Is a suocess be-
cause It Is an <Md-f aahloned story about
a hero who tm.mphs. 'The pubUc ls sk:k
of weirdo.," he sa~ paalonabdy. "A
man who works hatd all week and
wcinta to go to the movla with h1s
r amtly ls alb ,Jected to brutality, nu-da',
a bombardment of foul language. Yoo
have every conceivable sicko on
screen. The publk: wants aomethlng.
someon. to beU.W In. And that' a what rm going to glv• than ln th& furure-
optlmlstk: fllrns.."
But at this time In his Uf • he ls trying
to adjust to the overwhelming critical
acclaim that began ever\ before the fl.Im
opened-the rush of lntervl8ws, the
tcrlpts with atan1ng parts suddenly be-
ing sent to him. the Idea of having Jots
of money for the first t1me..
• p&etely dl.smantJJng a piano: I was lost
In fantasies, fentasles, fantasia.''
When he waa f tve, the Stallone
famUy moved first to ~land. then to
PhlladeJphla, whers Sylvester spent the
rest of his childhood and adolacence
being a cutup In class, a bully after cla.sa,
getting tbrown out of one ac:hool after
another and visiting a series of psychla-
trt.sts. '1 was cmractted. They called
me crazy, and I~ to believe ll I
felt nobody undastood me. My father
dktn't My hypen>ea drove him crazy.
He punished me severely for things that
were really out of my control
"But my moth«," he aaya with ad·
mlratton and warmth, ".he was won-
j
A bnUaed and hattl:ttd Stallone l.eaue• IM arena wilh co-atar Talia Shire in
Rocky, a film that'• no more dramatic than 1&U rml life.
derful. She supported me no matter
what I did. She ls one of the world's
great eccentrics herself and was al-
ways trying out new things. She al-
lowed me to feel I could fall and sttll
gooo.."
At 19 Sylvester decided he had to do
ICXDethl.ng with h!nuelf. '1 knew I
wasn't crazy, but I ~knew something
was wrong. l decided maybe It was
\I/hat I was putting Into my body. I
started taking vitamins, and It helped."
To tbls day, Sylvester swigs down a
ml.nd-boggUng array of vitamin supple-
maits.
StralgJltenlng out h1s hfe also In-
cluded going to college. He enroUed at
the Unlvenlty of Miami but found that
still another dJsastrous expel1ence. He
daopped out and came to New Yori< to
try hi. luck as an actor, but the closest
he got to an acttvc role In the theater
waa a job as an ulher at a movie house.
He did come away from that ~ thoudi. with Sasha, a girl friend wfiO
be1lcved In hlm. an actress who was
work.Ing as an usherette. She ls now
his wife.
Out of desperation Sytvester started
to write. The words came easlly, torne-
thlng he a~te serlou.sly-
to having been a writer In a previous
alstence. '1t's going to~ crazy In
print," he admits, "but I do belleYe I
have had other lives. I think I was guU-
lotlned during the French Revoli.ttlon.
When l see a movie about a penon
being gulllottned, l have the strangest
fee.ling I know what It was like."
"Sly," as he ls called by friends, ts
also a passionate belJever In astrology.
"My kid ls an astro-baby. My wife and
I wanted our child bom wlder a specific
~. We went to the doctor and told
him It had to be born within the hour-
the conatcllatlons were about to
change. He said, 'tmpoulble. She won't
be rudy fc. at least 12 houn..' But he
didn't know my wife. The baby was
born In 32 mlrwta flat Fantastk:I"
It WM thrcx9' astrology, too, that h1s
mother predicted his success as a
writer. Her pre.d.k:Uon was, In part.
what kept him behind the typewriter
whJle his wife wor1<ed to keep them
eating.
And what doe.s he predict for him-
self? 'Td like to be able to help other
writers and actor8 get started. I want
to take long shots and MWI" forget
where I came from. That's why I keep
pk:tura of myself from three or four
years ago next to my bathroom mirror.
l look at them every day and remind
mv-elf what a miracle ,_
thi. all has been... 1111
According to a US. Government publication;
The New -Chevrolet has 5 more cubic .feet of room inside
than our nearest sales competitor's
older-style fult-sue cars.
Aw C\blc feet.
That's howrruch more possengerroomthere
Is Inside lhe New .Chevrolet than there Is Inside
this yeats ofder-s1yte full-size cars of Chevy's
neaest sales competttor.
Ave cubic feet.
And you don't have to take our word for It.
Thaf s based on U.S. Government esttma1es
of vehicle Interior size, as reporled In the1977 EPA
Gulde for New Car Buyers. You can get a cop/
at any new car showroom.
The Caprice Oasslc Sedan
Ave cubic feet.
Ifs not Grand Canyon, but Ifs a sizeable differ-
ence. Enough, we hope, to cause you to wonder
why anybody would need that extra "size" on the
outside of the car when you can get so much
room and oomtort Inside the crisp, contempo-
rary, 1rend-~tttng 1977 Chevrolet. '
Sit In a New Chevrolet soon and see.
Now thats more like it .
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EXERCISE FOR FUN By Georse Slaed'w, M.D.
The IDllln poblwu wtth curdslng .. how to
nMllka It fun. So befor. you begin MV progJ"am
-md • lltda • tAirty Mi1tala four times a
W.-can c::awat you from• n..1arct to
-eDllgltic ~ .. ~what IJOA/D •At· 8egkl ~ malyzlng 1'0'll' body
type. Fmctlcm folows structw-. md each of
.... built to do ... d*9 battier .... odi.r-s.
Ow'~,... from.....,. to ...
Certain physical characteristics reveal not only
which sports you11 do well in and like the best but
also a good deal about how you approach life.
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of the Presidential Collectors Society
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YOUR· PERSONAL HEALTH AND
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By Roealyn Abrevaya
l.clWFMill
For dry, wtnter skin try this before bedtime:
warm up a spoonful of petroJeun jelly by
resting a teaspoon CNe:r a bowl of WfY hot
water or letting lRierskle of spoon touch the
water. Meanwhile, remove makeup. Next.
massage the warm jelly Into the face and
throat Place face In a hot. molst towel for a
few minutes. Then. tlaue off the excas jelly.
~ lubrk:.imt will ranatn to prota:t the
skin from moisture loss and to give tt a .oft.
-.Taooth f eellng.
ToMlafWIJ
Here's 1n update from the American Dental
As9oclatlon 00 how you and your c:hddnin
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P\acc toothbrulh an your teeth with the
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and forth with wry short strokes. bruthlng the
gwns as well as outer ...tac,. of upper and
kMer te.th. U.. the urm mdhod an lnllde
turf ace ol your tied\.
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*th. howewr. tih the brush wrbc:alfy. using
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1be day you tum SS you can receive
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What is AARPT
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Retired Persons. Non-profit, non-partisan
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over 9 million vital Americans. And one
AARP membership of $3 a year enables both
you and your spouse to join them in taking
full advantage of all AARP offers.
The New Social SecaritJ.
AARP is probably the only national
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PEOPLE AND YOU
Why Winning A Marriage Fight
Means l(,u Lose
When Biii and Ellen's car stalls ln the
middle of a busy highway. Ellen says. "See. I keep telling you the car needs
a check-up." And In Ralph's and Ruth's
kitchen. Ruth ls rushing to complete
dinner before gues15 an1ve. The salad
bowl slips from he:r hand. smashes on
the floor. Ralph bursts out. '1 told you.
you didn't allow enough time to get
ready." Both ElJen and RaJph feel
they've "won." Other coup&es wUI
stOTe up 9JUdges and "win" their flghts
by suddenly hauling out the1r llsts and
using them as w~
When you push your mate to a
You-Lose, I-Win position, your marriage
loses. Consequently, neither husband
nor wife really "wins" says marriage
counselor Marcia Lasswell who. with
Norman M. Lobse:nz, has written No-
Fau.lt Marriate. The New Techniqtu
of Self-Cowueum, and What I t Can
Help You Do (Doubleday, 1976). To
really wtn a marital flght, you both
must abandon the Idea of personal
victory and concentrate on what
exactly you' re fighting about and how
It can be resolwd. A phrase like
"Prove ltJ" In the l'Aldst of an argwnent
Inflames ccatroversy rather than aims
at a solution. Be especially careful of
turning a small disagreement Into a
c:risl.s say l..obsenz and Lasswell For
example, If yo.Ire arguing about where
to go on a Saturday evening. stick to
the point. Don't drag In serious differ-
ences about money by aocuslng your
spouse of being unwtlltng to spend a
few extra dollars for the night's
entertainment The authors conclude,
'\Jltlrnately the bask: reason that
'winning' does not work Is that It re-
duoes marriage to a power struggle.
.• A couple can opt for power and
seek to 'w\n' Or they can opt for love
and seek to reach accord."
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PEOPLE QUIZ/ By Joha E·Gib.on
a -V-.. Neu~"' .IC., Here's a qwick way .RI\-: l\lU I UI. • 1 to find the a nswer.
TRUE OR FALSE?
l . Most people have neurotic tenden-
cies.
!.. Neurotk:s are rdattvely happy.
S. The person who atways feels sorry
(or him.self, feels abused by others and
claims no one appteclates or t.nder-
stands hlm hcas an excellent chance of
dev.loping a full.Ok>wn neurosls.
f . Newr Mk a neurotk: person how he
fee~s liable to tell you.
5. It's easy for a peraon to determlne
the extent to which he ls neurotSc or
well adjusted.
6.. The Untted States ls the &east ~
rotic nation,.
• ANSW£RS
I. Tr11«. ~one leading psychiatrtsc has
observed: It ls the rare penon who
does not haw some tendencies which
resu.it tn ment.al and emotlonal con-
flk:ta; how«Ycr, onty In some' people do
they develop Into neurosis. Truly
neurotic: people are ducrlbed as being
const.-rtly 1n ~met wtth their envtron-
ment. fighting thetr emotional bettles
on two fronts: IMide, as Visible tn their
physk:al symptoms and pusonallty dif-
ficulties; and outside, In their quarrels
and obsttnecy.
!.. Fabe. ln hlt pen portraJt of the typl·
c.I neuroUc, Professor H. J. Eysenck,
Olrectot of the 1'$ychologk:al Labora-
tories at The University of London.
describes him with such ad.)9ctMts as
''moody," "touchy' and "restless."
1 TrUI!. Studies show that many peo.
pie develop elaborate neuroses bawd
on fee1109$ of abuse and claima derived
from these feelings. ('1 don't know
why I shouJd have to take all that abuse
from anybody.") Such people make a
career of misconstruing remarks and
Imagining slights and Insults.
4. T~. In a study conducted by British
and American .specialists, a question-
naire c:onc:emtng then~ of ~
rotlc symptom.$ experienced durtng one
week was answered by 100 known
neurot.k:s and 100 normala. Findings:
oomplatnta were reported more fr._.
quently In neurotlc5 than nonnal.s .
5. True. Psychologlst Gardner Murphy
suggests: "A well·adjusted penonallty
Is one which uttl\zes effectktely and
without conflict aU that It possesses."
Jn other words, the person with a well-
adjusted penonaltty doesn't waste
energ)a on self-doubts and Inner con-
flicts but applies whatever assets he
does t.av. to hls everyday tlfe. The
extent to which he ls capable of doing
this will prOYlde him with an accurate
lndu of his adjustment
6. Fol#. A study of natk>nal dlffe.r-
enoe.s In neurosis, sponsored by 8r1t·
aln' s Social Science Re.search Counc:tl,
showed the natton with th. ~ In-
cidence of neurci.ls to be Austria; the
least neurotic, Ireland. with the ,_
U.S. ~ly In mkldlo ~. !ALI
@bservations
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for venhe<l ex<WTiples of silly government rules is produc·
1ng no end of funny-and not so funny-letters. And once
in a while there·s evidence that government is overcoming
•ts silliness A letter from James L. Morgan of Weochester.
Vlrg•nia, provides an example. He reported thal he could
buy beer and soft drinks on Sundays in his town. blA he
couldn't buy ice there If he wanted ice tor hes dnnks. he had to purchase it
outside city hm1ts. Well. 1n ltle November election, Winchester repeated rts silly
rule. Ourte a vtetory tor the ~ers
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Ira taJdng. If you wort< "' New 'fbtt< City but live elsewhere, one tax form you must
file es called a ·certificate of non residence.· And juSt to avoid any confusion. the
form includes the following:
"Nonresident lndiv1dual.-A nonresident tndt·
vlduaJ means an individual who is noc a resident.·
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A word ebout auppty. tn a recent nationwide survey. 51 percent of those polled
ravored an end to price controls on U.S. oil and natural gas. Onty 27 percent
baci<ed continued regulation. Which leads us to believe that most Americans
know the importance of assured supply. And we would add they also know the
economy can tOlerate reasonably higher prices better than a shortage of basic
energy supplies
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A quoW .. llke. ·rhe best things and best people nse OtA of their separate·
ness. I'm against a homogenized society because I want the cream to rlse •
Robert Frost.
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Endeewour. That was the name ot the ship on
which Captain James Cook set olA 1n 1768 to go
·as fat as it was possible tor man to go.· His
travels lOOk him to King George's Island (no.v
Tahiti) wtiere he bartered with the natives and
obseNed a strange new art lorm · tattoos. His adventUfes are the third episode of
Ten Who Dared, the "Mobil Showcase· documentary senes °"great explorers.
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Pro and beginner will find breadmaking rewarding with
this advice from Food Editor Marilyn Hansen. "An easy
way to get started: she says. "'is to make a yeast batter
bread-there's no kneading with this method!"
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dry blgr"edlaats and beat 2 mlnuta at
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1 Add % a., flour or~ flour to
make a thick batter. Beat at hldl ~
for 2 mlmJta or agalrl beat vlgoroUlly
byhmd.
.. Sdr In enotVa addlUonal no.. to
make a sttff battm".
S. C.owr, let rise In warm pa.:.. free
from draft. until doubled In bul<, about
45mmuties..
" SUr batt.r down; -Bat vtgorously,
about % minute. Tum Into a gr-.sed
1 %-qt cas.sero&e.
7. Cowr, let rm In warm ·pa.:.. free
from draft. until doubled In bul<, about
45 milWJtea.
&. Just before rising time ~ up, prwheat
own to ".DS° F. Bake about 45 to 50
minutes or until top b deep brown and
s.riace ....ts hollow when Ripped
with knuckles. T..wn out lmrnmlat.ty
and cool on wire rack. .lfaia J la.I
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hut wrtll lqukla .. Yef'Y warm (~
to 1309 F.). Marp1ns doa not need to
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and beat 2 "*1utes at m.dla.sn tpeeel ol
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% a., flour. But ......, for 2 rnftJta.
9Cf~ bowl OCCMklnally. Add w»
nuts .nd croq, additional flow to
make a dt cb¢
S. Cover; let rise In a w.-m place. fTee
from dnif t, untll doubled In bull, about
1 hour.
5.. Stir batt.r down. Ta.rn Into 2 w.....t
8 x 5 x ~Inch bl '*"' c.ov.r; ... n.
In w.-m place, r,_ from ctn.ft, until
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In IMllCtPW'-Had until wry W'lD
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sary, U9e addttlonail all-purpCllM flour to
make a stiff dot.tdl.
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from dnft, until doubled In bulc. about
40mlnuteS.
1. Sdr ~down. 9\lll)e with w...t
hmds Into a anooth bell and place In
~ mawrt-4!kled 1~ CM-
sierde.
.. Cowr, let rise witil cbble In bul<,
abQd _., mlnutllS. Just t>.f ore rtstng
ttme Is up. pnheat own "> 4009 F.
9. Bake 40 to 50 mb.lta or until top ls
dMp brown -mt ~ hollow when rapped with kDJCkSa.
ta. Remove Uwneclataly fran ~
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Fun and easy to make,
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pretty shada of b .. ge,
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An cxclualv• dulgn 001
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Dr.Daftllf•d
'"'BW ne,.a.,•e111tofocm"
"Everyone is handlcapped In some
way. My blbxb!ss put my life Into
focus," says Dr. David Hartman. the
first blind penon to graduate from
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by nine schools before belng ac:cepted at
Temple UniversHy (Pa.), David stayed
in the top fifth of his class from his first
semester. Volunteers taped medical
textbooks (700 hours of them) and
exams. Instead of Identifying slides
from a mk:roscope. David recognized
them from an oral descripUolL He per-
formed espedal1y well In anatomical
dissections becatise .. a lot of argery Is
done by touch.'' After his lntermhlp ..m
residency, Dr. Hartmm wlll spec»liw
In psychiatry and rehabllitatiw Jned.
cine. In J>L¥hiatry, Hartman feels hl$
blindness may tum out to be an asset.
"Mm1y peopk feel navous whe:n a psy-
chiatrist looks at them. as if somehow ..,
he has Inside lnformatkln whk:h ex-J
poses them. My patients might ree1 ~
more comfortable." i
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Clowns Linda Kay Lambert and Wayne Pu Sidley . .,. getting nwrled In •
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ment Part< In Orlando, Fla.. next month.
The bride'. clown gown Is being de-
s9ecl and made In Naw York, md
boCh will ..,,,.... clown-laca malreip. •
... tbs _ .... pmty. EJeplmds wll
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clw ...... l.Addnr. a f0ur.year~
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90 Unlwrsity offldals weft forced to
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•Vos Had Needs Help
Do you know that the woro.. ''psycho-
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medical degrees. but In mmt states just
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called a ·~· or ''psyc:td-
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and has passed state ~ boards;
a ~trist Is a medical doctor who
has also met tpedalty standards and
p....t state licerlling bowels. Thim
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Referral Service Jae... • rnmtal-hulth
aervtce staffed by qual1fled psychla-
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u .. a ....... .,., o -.
al t I I ...... -=roes lhc eo&.ntry,
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As a result of growing concern by
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fects of televillan on ~ Ac-
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made up. ol parents and ediacators,
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e T aJk about 1V with your c:hiJd. Find
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• Look at television with your child.
Watch the kJnd of 1V behavior your
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• O.ooee ~ wtth your c:hiJd.
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network. Specify the iunber of shows
your child an watch. And don't hai-
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Y•C..Tat
Vos Doti"• ..,cSe, oe
Now fPer'e' s a l().part dog intelbgence
tat developed and pblbhed by school
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ers had no aocurate idea of the lntelll-
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-Very Dwnb to Brilliant-the mean
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Toy poodles were worst. w11h 4.78.
Obedience«hool dogs were no better
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were about as smart as JJUAl breeds.
Neither male nor female dogs were sag.
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gence Test Mamal," complete with
test. 900ieshaet and findings. sells for
$3 at pet lbJpS and depar1meot stores.
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SUllDAY, JMllMY 23
lO:JO U 111 Cllitlt W.IMU UCLA II Notre Dame.
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• (9 CJ)) COl Tiit s.ntari Mell'a 1111,. preliminary,_._
l:tO 8 (tll'J CJ)) CJ)~ .... 1M Sn•JanStephmon n Ray r1oyo
111 coll. and Ray Th\111os n M1~t SuydtTllood 1n watu w 1ump
1:45 B (tll'J (})) (() llU lmflW Still~ Suptrson1Cs n Pl>otn1a Suns.
?:00 • (IJI CJ)) 8 Iii& ~ '°"AM llolf JQ!lflll!MOI r1nal 1ound play lrom Pebble Buch
4:00 B (tll'J CJ)) CJ) Gru4 Sll111 Ttnnls final compe1111on In lhls
$200,000 tournament between Btorn Bo11t. Jimmy ConMrs, M•nutl
Orantes and Adtilno Panalta
• ((B CJ)) 8 UC'I WW. Wtfld of $pOfts
JUCSDAY, WIUAIY 2S
l.'00 G ""l lieAtJ Tiit Alt Stai pmt lrom V1nc.oum C..n1d•
WlDIOSOAY, JMUM't 2'
S:OOS Warrt.n lasbtW W1rrM>n n. WashmJlon.
UO e 8 laMn ._.. lakm 11 Stattlc Supersonics
FllDAY, JAllUM'f 21
1.-00 e w.tNa use at UCLA.
S Wlfritn Wttblll WtlllOIS n Sulllt
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2.'00 • •• • s,o.ts WtfW l>w111ttStonn. Olympic mtdahsl 1nd rtcoid htlll
1umpef is tutu1td 1n the supcm1r secment
2:30 .... " s,.tts cw..,. l'tO ·~ ...... UO • (al CJ)) Ill Pre ......,_ T111t The $90.000 Qu1h1 S11te Open
from Ille fOIUm Bowhn1 Lin« tn C11nd "'1ine. T nu
4:00 8 (<11J Cl)) CIS s,ottl ~ "The Holtywoo4 stunlmen's
Championships" SI• ol the waod's lop stuntmen compele in evenl11uch
as mot01tytlt r1mp jumps, cir jumps ind wutern uddle fills
U @ Cl) !ICM luMtNI Wuhin1ton at Waslun11on Stale S:OO B ((ll) CJ)) CJ) Wy ...... o,.. Qoll Tt11r1111Mt1t from Torrey
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SUI DAY, JMIJM'f 13
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7:111 • CC> "Ollenll's hef" (com) '6J->ohn Ytaynt, Eloubtth AllU. ltt
Mantn, lKk Warden
1:00 m "Mf. Wit! 6119 Ill • .,..,..ft (dra) '39-hmes Stew1rt.
MOllDAY, JMUUY 24
••• CC> "Tf ........ WIN" (doc) '74.
G wllol At A Sllltlltl" (dr1) 'SS-Robert Mitchum. Ollv11 de
~v1lland, flank Sln1b1
910l B ((I?J CJ)) ()) (t) ultelttr SUlter" Pm I (dra) ·1~-~0fl•
01Ce~zo, Steve Ra~sblck U ID CJ) <II D CC> "Wntworl4" (M:t 11) "73-Yul Brynne1.
Rtellffd ~m111. James &oltn, N0<m.n 8'rtold
TUCSDAY, JAllUUY 2S
1.'tll e "K., latp" (adv) '48-Humphrey Boprt lAu1en 8-ull. Edward
C. Robinson.
9:01 aJI CC> "flip" (d11) '70-Allthony Qurnn, Shetley Wlnteri
wtl*ESDAY, JAllUAIY 2'
1:00 e CC) ~o. l't ltedt" (dr1J 'S9-Creeory Peck, Av• Catdener, fred
Aslaire, Anthony Perkins
tot 8 ((I?J CJ)) Cll CC> '1feftw Sltlttt" Concf (drt) ·75 CtOl&t
O.C.nzo, Steve Rlilsbeck
ntU.SOAY, JAllUAIT 27
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FllOAY, JMUMT 21 L'OO G CC> "Mlt..W 1:111 Gr•t" (4ra) 'S6-Rteh110 BurtOll. rred11c
Mardi, llaut Bloom
SATUROAf, WIUMf 1t
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Robtt1 Ryan
UI e a Cl) <II Ila CC> "A ,..,_ ""'* C..UllCM'' (adv) '66-Sal
Minto, P111Jfo C.rey, Ol Wyft1nt. Jetomt Courtland, Rlleel COmpos,
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YV!lllM s. .... Gino c.M tJO G • "fruda" (com) '50 Donald O'Conno1.
THIS WEEK ON CHANNll 50
KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
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IMicipatill ud ....... ad l4IYMCe acapbKt IS ABC's
drlmtiutiol tf "ltelb." Alu Haley's laltl111rt boot of the ••title, llrillc a• llatit-part p..-tation (on COMIClltivt
llipts) •UC. MciMMI Smdly wittl 12-hour first tpilode
'""' 9 to 11 flll.
"ltllts" was IMpirlcl by stories, told to author Haley by his
.,. ........ ht ... I lloy ii HIMilC, Tenn. The tales
Wiit Mel ti i.... .,...rem ud tlleir 1rattlpmnts an the
W1J to 1 ... • callM '1tM African" wtlo, IS 1 lloy, had Miii
IWudld Md dragtd aboard 1 llm stiip boeuMI for Colonial
Amrica. Y1111 llttf, II I writer, Haley bep11 I tell yur
IUl'dl ~ tllret COfttillllts to ..u..ticatt the sbly. He
........... Mt oaly the na11t of "the Africa11"-lu.ta lilrtt-
but tlle precise loCltioa f111111 wltlch luwta ns abdudlcl, taken
to Maryland ud sold to I Virsillla plutlr.
"Roots" btcias hi 1750 wiUt tbt birtll of tlle bey In
lint• in the willl1t of Jutlurt In The Ga11bil, West Africa. The
boy's abducticMI to America u 1 slnt leads to 1 fipt for
........ of body Md ..,, thrt COllti.ua Ulroqtlolt his ""'
life and tlle liwes of tht ,...ratloa ti.It fono.td • tlle
plalltations of pre-and-post-Civil War America. It's 1 struute
ttut 11-. slms and f.....,., farmers and blacbllittas,
k111ber milt WOfltt1 aid PuHmM pcwtm, lawytn 1ftd 1rthi-
tects-1nd one author.
The stotJ cowtrs more that 100 vital Ind 1pizi111 years of
1 chlncin1 America, culminlt1111 in the utio9's bloodiest war,
... tbt 1rwi1111Md ... ~ diwicled •
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LUGGAGE TAGS
from your business card
Send one card for each tag
+ one spare. We return
permanently sealed
attractive tag & strap,
meeting airline 1.0 .
requirements. Prevent
loss & theft! For a
personalized tag
enclose wallpaper,
fabric or "Day Glo"
paper & we will
back & trim your tags. Or
try two cards back 10 back.
ENDCHECK R
$2 ea. or 3/$5
4/5 tags S1 .60ea .
6/9 tags $1 .50 ea.
10 or more $1.40 ea.
Sales Tait Included
No Cerd7 Dr•• your own. or uno your,,_
tddrH \ •nil ollO,.. number w.·1i
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THE
BIG DIFFERENCE
IN SECOND TRUST
DEED LOANS
ON ANY
REAL ESTATE:
173-213 12.883
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Not all second trust deed loans cost the same.
That's why the federal Government has given you
a simple way of comparing the annual cost of any
loan ... the Annual Percentage Rate. The lower this
rate, the lower your annual cost.
Most other companies ask you to pay Annual
Percentage Ratea from 17% to 21 %. Thac's because
they charge you JO% interest, a maximum commis·
sion and give you a short time lo repay. Not us.
Through Reliable your interest rate is lower (9%),
the commission Is lower, and you get more time -
8 yea~ -co fully repay your loan, including prin·
cipal and interesl. There are no balloon payments.
We orfer you an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.88%.
Check around. We believe it's the best rate avail·
able ... and it's available to everyone.
The figures look like this. For every SJ ,000 you
borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96
months. The total of payments is $1 ,407.36. We also
offer shorter term loans at the aame interest rate
and commiasion, but with proJ>.Orlionately higher
Annual Percentage Rates. Naturally, you can pay
off your loan at any time by pre·paying interest on
the balance in accordance wilh atate law.
You may borrow from $2,000 to $50,000 on a first
or Mcond trust deed loan -on any real estate any·
where in California. On the average, you11 have
your loan in 10 working days.
No gimmicks. No double·talk. We just think it's
good bu1incu to give you the facts •.. and more
money for your money.
I -~RELIABLE MORTGAGE CORPORATION
--Tn1sttll 1tld Respected Brek•rs ler 26 r11n
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Oral!.-Co: 2295 W Boll Rd .Anaheim (71') 776•654S
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THE TRIUMPH OF AN AMERICAN FAMILY
ROOTS. Today's best·selling book by Alex Haley comes to television tonight.
ROOTS is the true $1ory of men and women who helped build America.
It begins with Kunta Kinte. A proud African warrior. Slavery shackled his body, but it couldn't chain his soul.
ROOTS is his story, the story of his children and his children's children.
ROOTS is the triumph of a family, from its cruelest hardships to freedom and a new beginning.
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JOHN ~ BURl AMOS J IVES
EOWARD lAWRENCE· ASNER HILTON
llOYD JACOBS
BRIDGES CAROLYN
JONES GEORG
STANFORD DOUG BROW~ McCLURE
LeVAR VIC BURTON MORROW
CARY ROBERT COUINS REED
CHUCK RICHARD
CONNORS ROUNDTREl
SANDY 0.J OUN CAN SIMPSON
LYNDA DAY CICELY GEORGE TYSON
LOUIS LESLIE
GOSSETT JR. UCCAMS
LORNE BEN
GREENE VEREEN
GEORGE RALPH
HAMILTON WAITE
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GTONIGHT 9:00 PM(i}
CONTINUING EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 30
8UllllDAY (C-dft'*9)
())-.. .........
• ....._: "ZlttftU '4tt" (mus) '41-llni Turner. H•dr l11111rr,
lamet St .... rt. Jlldy 61111114.
..... ..,,. .......... (•91)
'5'-Joel McCtu. 8#W1 Hiit ., .. ..,,..,
1:00
• ((JZ) (1)) CJ) ~ " ... S... Jin SttphtflSoft YS. ~y Floyd
in colt, and Ray Thutlow vs. Mike
Su~ In w1t11 sill 1ump. ............. c.cr-III.,_,.
O (J)S..,...._
• "9 0,. lllllM "Clay Felker" :::.:----..
-1:30-... ..,,. ""-... '*"" (ICh} 'JS-W .. tf Allel, 1'1111 hku a n. "-1r1aim .,_...,..._
-1:45-
• (Clll (1)) Cl) HA .......
S11tlle Sup11ion1c1 vs Ph0tnlw
Suns.
2:00
8 ....... Sfeclll "KHpln1 Fit" Dr l\tnntttl Cooc>tt ind his 11We.
Miidred. dlscm tllt 1111oort111e1 o4
1111itl\lin1-c • 11un11y body
..... .,.,,... ..... (CQlll)
·49_"°' .._ luc~I• a.n
(l)MIMs.111
•<•<D a..,~rr. a. Wt T .. 111a .. 1t Fiul round
plfY lrOlll MMe !It.ell III.....,. er.,_
Shlll *l*' •ATIIWT...._..
-2:30-
a)Mlet 111111 Ptw
• ._ "Ce w.t" (com) '40-
Tht 11111'1 Brothen ac-w.a11ew.w .........
3100 aaao.• ()) ....... e lltwle: CJ:) "O... .. 'a IMf''
(com) '&S-Jolln W1ynt, l•t Martin.
Ulubeth Allen, Oorotlly lal!IOUI. 9 ... a:> ......... llntll"
(~) '11-Jama farenfino .... a...
D Cl)...._U . ...,~ ..
• Allerbl ..... Artilb .s-., .....
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0 Cl) .... "~ ......... , ...... .....
4:00 e (Clll CJ)) CJ) ;,... Sii•
T-h fln1I competition in this
$200,000 to11rn1ment, between
~" llols. Jl111111y COnllOn, Minuet Orantes •114 Acltllno P1n1ttl.
B1'1SIMIJSlllll • ..,. .......... " ... s.. (I).._ CJ' a 111 AIC'1 Wife
e ..... : a:> '1t• T ...... " (lla) ·s 1-lurt lltltNter. ll~trt
_,lt nd, llltron Moott. Jody
~. 0 ()) ....... ,,.. ... .,......., ........... .......... ..,....
~ ....
II> Jiii lllAIOllS Stars Oii * llUSIC HNJ. AllEltCA ................ . .,....,,..
IS lllN: a:> (91) ~...,
ffM It Ml" (com) '1 t-l11ry
Ha11111n, Baitara (tldoft .( ...... ~ ............. ,,..,...
8:00
• ((17J CJ)) Cl) .... 8 U Cl) III D Ht s..u, ..,...,...... "Phillip's Glme"
(Resclltduled) Mtc e111 ~ly wonder
"'llNl's nenr' whtll • Witness ts
mysteOCMIY slelft. l!e rs almost ~lltd
by CIUS f111i111 trom • hllfl·(!Se
1partment bulldlllC. 1nd ttMUy. 1
d1Mm111' llffl"*'·lot-lln tells Ille
Colllllld1!0Mf lie Wiii bt tlM Mal
wict1111l
e......iw.rwt1111e&k
Cl),., MlnW vnc, r...
etlll(J))QIMl._S ...
"!Mnny't Inferno" WMn t 14'ytlf·
old boy 1c:ciclenl1Hy ln.ents 1 ne.
10<111 ol lhtrmoclltmlcal tllefCY 1"-1 could el1m1nale lht need fOf oil,
Sim Atlstin ts etlled 1n to llfOlect
the youtll ITom kidn1ppe1$. lAllllJ •V•NINO j Horn, David ~losllu, f11nl Marth .__________ llld M~ls W11Jo11 '*
e:oo
•• (I) .. en.raeat .... a:> (at) ..,,. Cln.dJ ' ... .,,_...(doc) '75-1\t story of
I llllll's H irth for &Old 1n th
AltslM Klondike of the 1890'i, . ..,.... ....... ...,.. * lllW TIMEISTA11011 ew..iw.w III Wiii Wlltll ti .... ..... a:> (at) .. .,., ....
Ille Mite. ....., ... ht!" (com)
'68-Jenj ltwit. Jtcciutllne Pwce.
((JZ) CJ)) .... c.-.. s... er.ww. U CI>.,..... a s,.c.: 1ttt est. s-.r =~, ......... ...., .c... ....
-6:l0-
·~<m.~> CD ... • tc111rbMI ...................
•WMWflllltS. 9 a....,. ...... c...
TaOO
• ((JZ) CJ)) Cl) " ...... -~ (l)III •w.rw" 0. ., "Cnstobllt1o, tllt Calypso Cott"
The lite of I '11tf!o Ric.IR boy wllo bttnendu Puo ftno p1lomino horse
ind dattflll1nu lo ridt tht buutiful
111111111 and win 1 blut rib4lon rn the
All·bland llorM aitmplonstup.
CJ)..,. .............. s. • ,,....,.1 All ... * THEIUDY IUllCH HOUI • <• w> e n.. .,.., llllldl .._, rtorence Hend1raon, Robert
Ried Ind the 8fldy Kids llt on hind
fOf llllnic, COlllt0y l fld dtnct, I nd
$ptCl.tl .-ts lncllldt IM 1111,on.
Fm~ f1wctll·Mlj01&, Rip Tlwlol,
and lbpulrl Kool I tht KoclcJ, e ..... : a:> (Ur) "0....11'1
... ,.. (com) ''l-Jobn W1yne,
EH11btth Nlen, Ltt Ma"''"· )Kl
W1tdtn. Dorothy larnou1
e llletlt: (2'r} "FIJI•• Tlctn"
(d<I) '42-lolla WIJnt, P111I Kttty
•• ,trfy .. .......... "" •a-tr.a
-l:lO-
• ((JZ) ())) CJ) ,..,.. A UPl'l$4
birtlldlJ partt bKllhru on Pllytlis,
and $upt1Y1101 Minh is o4ferad 1
Ont·bundrtd·lhoiland clofilr bllbe. e 11ttm11 Ri~1do ,_ont1lb1n
(uestJ. sr--.wt
9:00
8 {Clll ())) CJ) S** A yotlftl
btltld W01Nt1 tlllM to Pete 111d Mac
for lltlp l hW alle Witnnsa I lflllldtt
but ClllftOI ~ *"'°"' tbt l~t
suc1i a klll•nc • p~. 11ot ~-
1111 lflt only wrtMa to hrs Cflmt "
blind. tht llllll'dtrtt stttu t11t Yo41"1
woman to tlt111i111t• lltt bttort llM
ctn put tilt finatr ~ 111111. WI
P'Jf\ei, loMpll Rl!Sltn, '°41 Ftvlanl
and Ricl!Ml Sllttety •11Ut
•On11111Mrta e A WlfV TV PmMtre
• Stana TMlctitl "IOOTS" •<•Cl>>. auc...., '" Ttlnhltl: '181b" A lelemt0n
adlpl1tioe o4 Alu Hal.y'1 -ti of
the same htlt about a people wllose
daily 11ist1nc1 embodied 100 yqn
of s{avtfJ, (rowlh Ind frtt4om ill !tit
Uftdtd Stites IA 1150, tht boy-
Kunt1 Kinlt-• bom 111 The Glmbll,
West Nra; I""" up; and II MYen
let11, is !Jken prllOlltf by 1 sliver
end sllipptd to AmlrlQ. lht cl$!
includes leV1r Burton, Cicely TJSDn,
Thalmus R11ul1l1, Mn• Anl•lou,
Harry Rhodes, Moan Gunn, 0 J
SimptOn, Ed'#11d Aantf, ~lph W11t1
and Ji· Tu Cuinbtte.
G THCS IS t'OUI lllU * ............ Oelllat ....... ,..
DTllltlaTw ... ............ • ..,_ Drlillll a•o.w.,
• Mut r,hct ni.tre: II,.... o-.bln
TV WEEIC. JAHUAllV n. 1tn
-9:JO-
• Q Cl) (!I . ltlC ""'' ~ "Tiit Mostow Con
ntCllOll" A SlllCl"I IOlll of Ille USSll,
I dflll 1dd1Cltd COtlfllly music
WOCllist (Hoyt Altoo) and I 10Vld
dl~t's dlulflttt (8ntt Cl111nd) end 1111uuttn1 .rt all lbt
elem 1n 1 confronlttion pittine
Ille U.S. tale Dtlll(tmtnl apinst tllt So¥ttt Steltl poliu-with ,.,,,
tllal Sim McCloud np t smK• in Ille
middle. ••111c11c.-.. ()) s..., ' c..,.y eMeetac...... .c.-....
10:00
• ((JZ) CJ)) ()) DtlwK~J. Al
Ille only tritMSS to 1 muiclll commrt
ltd br I p!OftU tonl l hll·lllll,
Ddvm10 lla.s rt witll1n h• sole
llOftf to conmt lh• cnm1111I, bllt his
cttdibll1ty u 1 scheduled courtroom
witness b 1bruptl1 shattered when
he ii fra111ed bJ a p1roled murclttress who hlS har own Ht to 1r1nd.
Mariette Hartley, Nina tl.om1n 1nd
Roberl M111d1n 111111 . .,,,.._,,
BC.-T .. ..... . ... .... .... . .,, .. .... .... ~sa..
-10:30-
• ..., s.pt SllelJ
•MllU.. • ....,,.,...v
11:00
eaeCl>IIIG)Hlltn .,.....,.
(1)1'1 m.a. l:C':.=~ a Cl> ... ., lfll
•Nlkf'llcyr.. .....,lllw11t
(8()))..,, .... • ...,s.pt
-11:15-
((JZ) ())) s..., ' c.....,
-11:30-• 5'lfb A•1l/ll1tlt: a:> "l
IOl...c AlltriCllll ,,...,,.. (ch ) • 7 2-
Geottt Kennedy, Yira r.1tu. Willltm
Windom. es-,1c.,..., ••*a. •t•(J))hWlltlWllSlllll I :C-"Tiie .., ~ (ch )
'63-lllcatrd Todd, Allnt ~ •
lttttnY 8t9tt 9 ..... lfll ... c.cr-.......
12:00
•u.t lll S..
-12:30-
(JI ..... a:> ..,,. _..,.. (d11)
'59-Yut 8rfnnt1, Artll111 Kennedy.
1100
8MO.WML
• Stlftlilt
2100 .......... ........, 11 lfll ,.,..
(dn} 'Sl-J11111$ lt..e.t. Mllltnt
Dittnch, ~nit JohM
-l:SS-e 11ew1e: a:> "£11u11ttti '"' QIMI" (dla) '39-Bttte Da~11, [rrot
Flynn. C?.llYil de Hnllttnd.
MONDAY
t.» • "1't fMn Secr.r' (di•) '64-Stephen Boyd. D11ne
Qle1to
10:00 QlD ''fttf• tllt su..ei.
£M1" (dn) '50-0.na M«tws.
r.tM T ieniey. Glry Mtmtl
ll:tl • ""'" S.Creb'' (dra) '49-P1tnc11 Nut. Ruth lbllan.
ElullOf Prier
l:OI •CC>~ .. 1M Wu
....... (hor) '33-r.y Wfty.
Uontl Atwtll
• CC) "1't ,....,.. °' ....
(dra) 'S7-Jtff Chlndltf, Jeune
Cnin, GI~ R.uuell
QlD CC) "Stntrbt 11 C1111,..
...... (di•) '60-Rllph Bellamy,
Gleer Canon. Hume Ctonyn.
J:Ol G cc:> .. .._.., OM" (dra)
'69-Chartton Heston. Jessica Walter, 8fuu Dem
(II CC) "1't Trier (dr1) 'SS-
Gltnn ford. Mhur Ktllfttdy
l:JI • CC) ..,._ Pllce" Ptrt I
(dr1) '57-l1n1 Turner. let
Philips. l~Jd Nolan, Diane
Varsi. Hoe>e Lance
iviiiiiid
e:oo 9 Cl) III (<11> Cl)) G .._
0 (I) -"""., ..... l2ll HecM'• ... ,... aa...inr..iot ca rn> 111e ll"MJ ._.
• frieNI., ... 01.1aqa.. • ..,..r,..,
8:00 a (()}) CIJ) rn Tiit ltflerwu
lou1st cert'I belrewe what sht's
set111, and flonllU can't l>elttn
wt.tis happeninc to ltet •lltn
Georae llolds a reunM>n ot htS street
pnc and stlfU 1Ct111& Irle 1 ltd
a1a111 a U (I) <II Cl Uttlt Wu
• IM Pnirie ''ltttle Women" T lie cMdren ot W1ln11I Gro.e deade lo
put Oii a plly, but wfltll Mrs. Oleson
artd her diu&flter. Nelltt. ltl fln!Slled
rewritina the scnpt. Nelhe has ah the
hnesl And a lone sulferrnc 111dow,
Della Clark (Kly Peters), c0111tnues
10 rebuff ldw1nces by Harold May
field (W111en Vanders). unit! her rounc dauchler Ginny (R1ch1el
Lonc1ker) takes dmhc action to aet
ll1e p11r tocelher. e lllMie: CC) ~) "Trall ti 1111
MW" (doc) '74-Wildlrl• pllolo111
pher explores the Arctic and Canida
Cl) lfotlt: CC) (Ur) "Tiit Off"
(dral '62-Wllliam Holden, Caouc;ine
• <a CIJ) a c.,c. ' , ... .. Tonrcht's cuem are M1nlyn Mc~ & Btlly Davis Jr • John Byner.
E.ncllnd Din I John Ford Coley, alld
Melissa & loulSI Tenn1tle.
D .... SllleiM:(at)wlllt•A
Str11111" (d11) 'SS-Rober!
M1tchu111. Otm.1 de 111¥111and. r rank
SNtn
eszs.ooo~
.""' .... a 111 .. i.: (Zllr) "Tll• l11r111r1"
(dra) '7J-J11n·P1ul Belmondo.
tD lllHbll tf 11111141 Pm1dent
Ulyues S Gr1nt (Joe Earltrl dashe$
•rlh Kart M111 (leon Asl111): Jayne
Meadows IS sttn u Q11een Mane
AntM>nttte ind BtlMi'd BehltllS IS
Sw fmas Mon
.............. PT.-.
-8:30-
• (117J CD> CIJ l11tt111 U-
Lenny !tries up a &Ill he his 111tt 111
stnclu bar for droer wrlh his
parents, but Wiils 1n Ille cloor to
learn he hu two d1tes for the
evenmr • en.Wits
9:00
• <<n> CD> Cl> ca lllM411 lllttlt: CCJ (Ur) "Htlttr Shi·
lef"P111 I (dfl) '75-Georet Ot·
Cenzo. Stewt R11lsback A
dl1mahut1011 of Vincent Bllc!ICSi's
1ccounl of the to.called Sheron J alt· laBt.tnca murdef1. TENTAJIVL.This
movie 11 subject to lasl·m1nute can
cellahon due to pendinc court cases. 8 0 CIJ III G HC .... ,,,
...... ; CC)~)~ (SCI·
ft) '73 -Yul Brynner, Richard
8en11m1n, hmu Brohn, Norman
B1rtold, V1cto11a Shaw, At111
Oppenhttmer. Dick Vu Patten.
ltndl Scott A lutunstle dt11111 about
a p11r of busllltSSIMn wllo Imel to
an 1du" 11ntasy resort-rite totaN)
tulONltd land ol Delos-" people4"
b1 cons1umed, computer111d r*>ts
When 1 -of meclllntUI la1lures ta~es plxe 1nd one ol the r*>ts coes berstr\. the tounsts find tlltlll· selwtS on 1 waalt0n of horror
Six of the wor1cf1leadlng1tuntmen. competing In 1uch acts
ot daring a1 a motorcycle ramp jump. car jump, and we.tern
saddle-fall event. ire featur.cl In the HollywOOd Stuntmen'•
Champlon1hfp on CBS Sport• Spect1culu. S1turd1y l!!~::!;::~~iiii%::~r:li.111ii1i11..S .. _ (4PM). , ....
MONDAY CC-*t..SI • era CJJ> o uc -.... ,., T......_: "leob" (2hr) kunta lllnte
is inWllved 111 a rtbtllion 1bolrd ship,
1s sold lo lllS lust OWntl. meets hrs
hrsl l11end, •nd '""ts hrs l11s1 11te111pt lo escape L01ne Gm111,
Lou Gouftl and VIC Morrow 111
added to Ille t1s1 • llttW ,riff. s...
mn.~
9 Cillt U"'""" tD MtiMll: ~ralt" AW.an An 1ffrcllonate prolllt ol Antonia Brroo,
c.ondll(tOI ot lht Denvet S1mpllon1
Otchut11. ptoductd br Judy Colltns
ind Jill Godm1llO• Tiit 1w11d·wtn
n1n1 doomenlal)' tells ol 811co's
sUGCusu alld d1uppo1nlmutt. her
lowe of mllSlC, and Ille lrustrihons
111d HI d1sc11mi..,hon tl!Jt pt11utd
her 1111our11 mosi ol 1111 Mt
Ql)IMaDMcla
10:00 ...... (]) Cll*ltt ..... -~· ID Mowit: "M«lltr''
-11:30-
• ((Jl) CJ)) Cl) CBS utt Mo.it;
(CJ Kijak B O CEcrt m_...,c...
(])Tiit ma... • ca CE D $trHls ., Su
fralCilca/Daft Aucvst . .,....., m Tiit ti..1 nHnan
STiit 700 CM .,..., .....
QJ.I .... : ~ "111.tl I.HY" (d•t)
'SS-Ohm de Hav1ll1nd. Paul
Scoheld, C1lberl Roland. Dennis
Price
12:00
• lest " ''*"° • Mwlt: wc.,taift Ctuti." (adv)
'40-~ICIOt Mal ult, Alln Ladd. Leo
r.a1r111o, l.olllSI Plitt. Btuce C.bol.
• ...,.: '1111 lllltr n.1 $&.t,._
•n Ten" (susp) '50-Chrlu
Korwht, £nfrn Ktru. Wilham
811hop, Dorol~r Malone Lola
Albnflit e Meirlt: "tralllllaw (dtl) '6]
John Conte. Lynn 8a11, lomr
Richards
-12:30-
• All·llla-t SIMN: "Deception," "Wllat H1,poHd at C1111pe
CtlNtr "TiltH TtUI St•B''
1100
G 0 (f) ®I Te.orrw
-l:JO-
2100
• .,.: CC> ·0ntm htr <•ctwl ·~4-Alan Ladd, Audrey D11tu.
C~ufn 8ronso11, M111a. Pawan.
Robert Kttth
ft ... 10
TUESDAY
9:JO • "llw ti ._.. (ad~)
'H -W1lh1m Holden, Anne
But er
10:00 a a::i "£11c1u111" 1s11w"
(•om) '!>8-D1n1 Andrews line
Po!ffll, Don Dubbins
I Z:OO CD "HllttrJ It lhh 1t
flif~" (<om) '31-Cllarles
Boyer, Ju n Art hut
l :00 • "Tiit llld ea.tM .. (llor)
'SJ -80111 l\1rlolf. RiChard
Gttene
.. (C) "Tiit ~rltd f~W
(com) S9-I0111 Cut11s. J1ntl
lt11ll
l3J (CJ "Enter uvahlAS"
(com) '67-Jose Ferrer. Shelley
Winters. £i.111e M1y
l:OO e CC) "Dtath Rldn A
Horst" (•ts) '69-lee Vin Clul, John Plllthp L1w.
<ml cc:> "Tiit r lllltMI " t.w" (111111) '!>8-Dor1s 01y. R1<hard
Wtdrnart
l :lO 8 (CJ "'tft•• l'l1u" Cone/ (dra) 'Sl-l•~ l111ncr
lee P:llhos. lht11e V11si. Russ
TamblJll
•viAliii I
(<l?l (])) lllllMle Oii ........
QIMlc•'•lltt-. &:l~UTMi&M <a CE> n.. .,.., llllldl
Qlc...itys...-., m Wf" ,,..,
8:00
G (<Ill CD> Cl) Wlle'1Wlle4CBS
News ~r1ts with Dan Ralher. Challes
Kur11t and Barbara Howlr rtf)O(l1nc on 1nlerest1n1 people hom all w1lis ot hie.
.. l2NJ) <ml Ill ...... llK& ~ "Otw1l in lht Slot'' Gutterman
suiters from b11tle tetiaue •lier
bt1nt sllot down 1n tot11bal over the Solomons, and 11 11plactd by a
b11aht, 1wus1we 111echanM: (Red
Wts1) who does eweryth1111 he un to
t1kt owtr Ille OUt11t e MIN: (llw} ...., lMIO~ (ad'f)
'(8-Humphrty Bo11rt. Laurt11
Baull, Edward C llobtnSOll
(I) MO'lie: (CJ (lhr) "Pal loeJ"
(mus) 'S7 -fran i S1n1t11, R111
Hayworth
8 (tJI Cl)) 0 Hl"'7 Dtya "A Shot In the Dark" R1ch11 unu
pectedly becomes 1 hero when ht
subs11lules IOI an 1n1ured buietb1ll
pt1ytr ind lhtn 1s npttled to lud
his tum lo th championsl11p. R"hre
makes a mw1eulous shot to win Ille
S1•1 l1nal 11me 1n Ille wanm1 sec
onds ol tllt ume, but his new foulld
hero staM loses some ol •IS luslre
•hen he le1nu 1usl how much every
one tapech from him 1n the
th1mp1onsll1p 11m1
D llHl HtQ., The All St11 lame
lrom 'lancou¥er. ~nlda. ID Wt If the WIW .., ,..,,, .....
flJ IMa/PllMk Aff al11
• Morit; CC) (Zllr) "Tiit Clftd•·
lllti IMI'' (dra) '65~Slewe McQueen,
Edward G Rob1n$0ll, Ann·Mattrtl.
&.')~Cir<• = ;:;;rk ·;;.., •• ,.
-1:30-• ca CD> u Pl••r i..•u fmie (90) T11e· 111ma11<e ol fhe
fonre and Pinky TU1Cadero 1s re.
prised. as lhe w«ld's CJUlesl female
motorc)'l:le dn¥er causes Fonz11'i
heart lo do lhp·llops ind he be1ins to
think Of matrimony Roz Kelly st1rs
as Pinky, lhe beauhlul and bold
redhead-flanked by the Plnkeltu-
who are the added allrKtion at •
demoUllOft dtrby in wh1<h Fonzie It
the sla1 d11¥tr.
...~
m C11Mm "'"'•" tD $lt..titll c.-ry
9:00
8 (<Ill CJ)) CD M0A0S0H Sur
&eons Hawhye and 8 I lrnd 1
Pttple11n1 psycholo&ical iwoblem on
lhe11 hinds· how to COPt w1lh 1
former collese football hero whose
wound will end his tlhleltG t11ur
And repercussions ltom a behind.
the·llnes blllle. t bartoom brawl 11
Rosie's. crop up .,hen frank Bwnt
t011t1nuu lo pity the troublem1ktt
by 1n1n11n1 • 1rudf1 l1pt belwtu kl1n111 tnd SCI Zalt
D @ (])GPellct "-" "lllt DltCO l\1Uers" Pepper poNI IS
the esti1111ed Mtiallttt of lormer
''bic bud" Sllller I ~1 M1ru1 (JUHi
Ruth lto!Mft), In an effOlt to Ir~ the
men respo11S1ble 101 tlll it111111 of t
rtco<d company tatcllthrt-a ul~
witnessed by Liii'• daupltr
TV wt:EK. J.....UAA'f 2) 1171
(IJ .... : CC) Mn..~ (COfll) '70-Aftlhoft~ Qll1M, Sllttf'IY W1nt111
• lltft Criffiti s... . .., ....
: =l~•:i.. ti t11t EA~
Su John Cielaud n1rr1111 t•••
documtnllfY 11111 ltlb lht stOIY of
Nonrtillft uplorer Nansen •ho ltd
1114 fir'St Arctrc eapedillo11.
• ~-Wr"""-a -9:30-
• (<Ill CJ)) ()) o. Dly 1t •
TN
ID -.nc. IMIM Artim
10:00 e C<m CJ)) CD _..,. B @ CD D Mu s.., ·1111 Malflortf ' Two polrct offrcers
(Clifloft DrM and Grepy Sierra).
assi1ntd lo ~eulrahn ""' rwtky 111
ll blmo. bleai up 1 ""' f11ht and drscower lltt rrcfors 111 1 ttry tou&h
bunch of &Iris. Jane H1m1I, Ju1n11a
&own ind Devon CrrcksOll 1uest .....
(])~ .....
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ind Kunla makes his linal tlttmpt to
esupe, loSG h11 loot ind Is 1111/ltd
baek lo ht1lth on tht ollntalio• of
1111 se<ond owntr John Amos. Mtdce
Sindl1r and Robes Rttd slll
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ens" (dra) '57-Burt Lanculer, rony Cu11is, S41su H"11S011
8) lfttit: "Alai&lllllHf P11l1" (dra) '52-0ana Alldltll'S. m Morie: ~ P'lllMtrara" (dra)
'60-ltff Chandler, John Suon
-12:30-
• All·lllPI Slltr. "Tiit Illar~" "OM llilllM l .C .. " • ..,_.. l'llt n. .,,,.,. .
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(w•DN•SDAY)
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9:10 • "C1111p11tll'1 •tn1d011" (1dv) ·~-Dirk 8o11rde, Stanle,
~ker ·
10:00 IS .... rt114 A ltt~tblt
Dw•t" (d11) '56-Dana
Andr•ws. Joan font11ne, Blrt>ara lllCl!ola
IZ:OI • "'111lleHr'' (di.) 54-
frtd Mlc:Mumw, J11m Novo
I :00 • "TM Ctutt•i•& M1114"
(llof) '36-Jack Mul~11t. Ma•san
Sh1ft1n1
D "Slnptar t11 Tutll
AH1111" (mys) '57-R1ch11d
Ec1n, Jan Sttrhnr. Dan Outyea a CC MClll Mt Misttf' (mus)
'51-0an Dally, Betlr Gr1ble,
Danny Thomu
l.1111 a M~• ('om) '72-
Albtrt finner. J1n1ct Rult
(fl CC "C.iro" (adv) '63-
Georce Sanders, Rtehud
Johnson
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IS lfanlen ~ Conhnued
from SPM WarrlOf> n W13h1niton
•OedrkC..-. e11nmlk s.i.
8 Me0elda .Llttle ...
-6:30-
• Dlukl GuulJ include [d.
McMahon, Kelly Monteith, ~hlf
Kaslli and Larry lac®s
Cl) w, Grifflllt
tDI Men Grifflll s-• fallll!J Nfalr
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tmta lttdlnl up to lllt e~ ol tllt ditlfiblt ffHldtntiurc (I) ,,_.. Qillllllll
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(al())) TM ltNJ a.llCh qmented brolht1 llarry-w1lh wllom
QI 125.000 'r""4 Jules hu llOI $90ktn 1n 13 yea1s m "f" r,.., m ~ Cri* 11111 trlM.t
8:00 10:00
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W1llona 1s ltu than hlPPJ when she "D1n1e1. l!ldio.Klrn Waste" fiord
learns the s111pn>e 1uest II her Kalbe1 IS ref)Oftei lor an 1n depth
b11thdly party 1s he1 e~·hutband look 11 the h11hlr d1n1e1ous opera
D ID ()) Ctrl G C,O Sl111hy lion of dt~ln1 of nuclt11 wute Cll1et Sharkey IS confronted with 1 Proertss is 1n 1 dead heat with 1letp·w1l~1nc 1ecru1t whose 1nt1C.S dtstrudlOll as the nuclur Industry
d1stupt b1111cu Ille and 11t down 111es to keep ahud ol its own wute,
ncht "1nsubotd1n11e " 111 of whoc:h tS tad101Ct1vt and-
D a IMlt1 luletMll Lahn at thmtore-h•lhlr dancerous
Sattlt SllW1Dflt(S lmpropttlJ hodled 11 un uvst
Cl) Mft!.: CC) (a1) "Da•n th• ~nter and/or blflh c1etec1s
o.tlMt" (drl) '62-Alec Guinness Cl) CtttWitJ ..._
• (8 ) Qll llMlc W1111u • (121 ) 0 UC 1M1 1tr "Doomsday '' Tomouow" Plrt II Tllltriliell; • .._. tt 11 no-1178
Jaime ffCes defut 1n her duel with 1 Ind Kunt1 '' his m11tet's oe1S011.i
master compute1 for control ot • ••con duvet 1nd le11n1n1 seciets
deadly bomb countdown when her about h15 m1stm He m•rnes and
biomc limb is in1ured passn up his Int chance 11 e~pe
m ~ lllrtiua, .. ,, H11f11111
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• ~ -Clludette Colbert
-12:30-
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It.ad!" (dr1) '59-Greeoir Peck, Avt K1uy (Le~1e U111ms) 1 :00
Gardner. Fied Astaire Cl lllws a o Cl) T-
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• (<I» CD) PICMIW flit 11 :00 -2:30-
laa... Michael Jt<kstn 1nd seven 11 a Cl) --lifts ID M-Mcttl SltMr: "Att.cl fl tfle at htS bfothe11 and stSten host this CJ)J....,i.:'Mttlu -.... Cr~ ....... "Tiit llec' W "
new hall hour mus1cal/comtdy a (QI) 1 '"''" -3:25-
mies. The ltve JICikson bfolht11 ~ ~ ": ..!'.:. 11 Motil: wllat" Siletlcl'' (mys)
(liltchul. Jackie. 1110, Marton and Cl lllHtrid '61-Allen Baron, Molly "''C.rthv
Randy) open the pnm1ere show with ,.--------------------1 sonc and dance number. then
M1Chaef stls the tone for the eveninc
with t0me bnef open1nr remuks that
lead into a 1ept11tn1 1r1flrt1 lhtmt
btcldtop to 1nt1oduu the e11t11e u1t
and spec11l 1uut star Redd Fon
D 0 ()') [I Ill The llcl1111
SttvuJOll Sh" "Janet Leaves
Home (Rtsehtdultd) Oecod1na it's
trmt to piddle her own callOI, lilac ·s
d1u1ht11 t1~u hr ~ids 1nd
abandons the family 1bo6e
-~Wits
9:00
II (llD CJ)) lJ) C1$ WM_.,J IM!t: CC) (l~I) ''He"ll a.lter"
Concl. (dra) '75-Geoiae DiCenzo,
Slot RJ1lsb1Cl A d111111tr11hon of
Vincent BurtioJJ's t«Clrnl of the so
~tied T1t1·ll81a11Q murdtn l[ft.
TATIV£ Slibject to lut minute "n
telllllOll dije lo tllt v111CM court
tl$2S ptnd1n&
D D Cl) <Ill D Sinel'• r..rt
"0.A./0.0 A" A fltatM:y 1n lht
OrslrlCt Altor~e,-s office Hts
1mb1tious Bud Nu1ent (Fred W1tt11d)
$C)ifllllnc, as he t1ntu11u htm~tf tn
the top spot-unhl he learns ot the
plan to offer Ille tob to attorney
Slwyer 01bne1 (T td Rau) .
8 (8 Cl)) ~J 1111111 "Open
S.1son" Wiien tht dlurttter of 1
prominent banker din of • drut
O'ftfdost, Tonr must f!Of only 1rrut
tbt 1unk1t llS000$1blt, bl!\ 111uu also
proled ll1m from tht htl·m•n htrtd
by thr 1111's lttlltr
• lllenCrift\11 s-. •vqw.
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1ppe111 In COllVttUtlOft with Robert MacNett and 1n Ptl1on111nct
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T\"WEEK, JAMJAAY 23, 1171
uaa11£1m ~E GROWING UP PROCESS'
The stan. ul ABC'~ new What's Happening!! comedy Rnes
about three high ..:hool >ludenis-an in:1eparablc mo of high·
•p1ntcJ hl~ck teenagen. arc IAe high school studenis every-
where ... When the bell rin~. they run outside.
"It'• great doing the show." cxpl~in• Ernest Thomas. who
Stan> a~ Raj. "bu1 o thrrc-<:amcr.i ~how with readingi.. rehe11nal1
und tuping kee~ you inlldr i.<> much 1hut you do ferl like a
)tudenl when they ~11y yuu can go You run. not walk. to 1he
ncur"t door."
The ~ncs. which air. ThuNfo)', (8·JOrM1. i) ahout the
h1hmou> and unpredict.iblc >1tu1111un• that arc 11 v1t.il p.tr1 oflhe
growing up proc~ ror youth everywhere
ErnN1's character. Roger "Raj" Thomiu. 1s a sm1111 cnerg'1ic
lt1d who dreams or a wrnmg car«r. but for n<>W 1> onen
\idetrackeJ by .ome wild ~heme tha1 mvorn1bly backfirn Raj
is aided and abetted in these endeavon. by h" m1Kh1evous
tiuddy. Freddy "Rerun" Stub~. who is as rotund 1U he rs runny.
and by ~hy. na1vC' Dwayne. a fu11hful tag-along friend. Ernc~l 1•
the most 'criou~ or the three off-camera as well us on. A noll\lr or
Gary. Indiana. he IS u ~raduwte or that i:iry·~ Emerson High
School, "Karl Malden (Mar of ABC\ S1rccts of San Francisco)
also wcnl lherc," he say~ proudly
Arter Emen.on, he was accepted by rhe pres11g1ous American
Acadtmy of Am 1n New York Cuy. studied lhere for mort lhan
.i )'tar Jnd then hJd 10 take a lca'e of absence because he go11hr
kad role 1n the off-Broadw~y pro<luc11on of Joyce Carol Ou trs'
"The Miracle Place .. Nol con1en1 juu 10 work in 1 televmon
..cnC\. the energeu~ I homas h.is formed a company wnh I red
dnJ Haywood. h11gerald & Co . wuh which he hope1; 10 pubhih
I-red's poetry and Hitywo.xfs cartoons.
Fred. hkc his c:h1trJc:ter. Rerun. admits 1ha1 he like• food
Whal kind" "Lois of 11." he says with a gnn. Mhkc lots or
spaghetti. lol'I or fish. lob of fruit. lots of vcgcrablcs ye), even
lots or junl food "Typically. h1~ What's Happening!! role c11me
by chance. He wu~ uud111oning for a guesl spo1 on the M a.: Davis
scnn when he heard chat aud111ons for a new show were being
held ups1a1n. in the ~amc building. He walked upstairs. med oul
for 1he role and became Rerun.
Haywood I~ the )'OUngcsl or the three. but Slarled 1n \how
bu~mei.s when he wa\ s1~ yurs old by ge111ng several TV
rommerciJ,to do By 12. he was• full·ftedgeJ ac1or. h.1ving
appeared m Mel Shu\lel'IOn's "MiAcd Comrany'' wllh Joe
Bologna and Ba1b.ir1 llum. His ocher maJor show bu}1nc !
cred1is include a ye.ir on Broadway with Marlo Thomas 1n
~Thieves," a glle\I \llnl on the Gr~dy series and paris 1n lht
daytime TV 'ltflt~. As the World Turns
Allhough wcll-mc11ning. lhe three boys in What's Happen·
ing!! have a knack for gc111ng inlo trouble And. when they
really gel out of line. they havr 10 con1end w11h Roger~ moiher.
Mrs Thoma~. portrayed by Mable King. An ovcrwork«d hut
canng parent, she can be tough as nails when II comC?t to
disciplining her son. JU~t as she can-almosl li1crally 'm11lher
Roger w11h affec11on when 'he's pltaM:d w11h him
£'""'' TlromUJ flt/tJ JforJ as Rot.tr (RuJ). f~ Bt"l' u1 Rtfllfl.
oflll Har.,.ood Ntlrofl (rlffhl) 01 0M'lll'"'· thrtt 1pfrlttd bf(J('k
1·ou1lrr f.'''" '"JC up '" a blf. Amrr11·u" rill'.
[THURSDAY I
t :30 e "[lldl,.t••f' (rom)
'49-David Ni¥tn, Terua. Wllfhl
10:00 a "Tiit ~Sky" (dra)
'60-Dina Andrews, Rhond1
flem1n1, Etram Zimballst Jr
12!00 m ·a ll4tiM Sltrf' (com)
'41-lorella Youn1. fr,drrc
March, ht Alden.
1:00 ... ., .. Dt141) •••ti•" (hor) '57-Craia Shlvens,
Wiiiiam Hopper
• CC) ''nlis ~rttl b Mint"
(dra) '59-Rot~ Hudion. Jun
SrmmoM, Claude Rains
Clll CC> "TM M•l•ulattr" (dra) '74-Stephen Boyd, Sylva Koscrna.
1.-00 e CC> "Otltf' (com) '69-
1 om Courtenay, Romy
Schneider. cm CC) ·ec> "TM~ ..
U41e'l f1tller" (com) '63-
Glenn ford, Shifley Jones.
J:30 • CC> "ltt•r• to Pt1ton
"-" P..-t I (dra) '61-Carot lynley, Jeff Cllandler, EJunor Parker, Mary Astor
•V•NINQ
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-6:30-
• Oi11alll Guests include Mer le
Oberon, Charles Nelson Reilly, The Sylttrs, Richard Dimitri
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8:00
U ERlll FACES CRtSISI * llEW·THE WALTOltS 8 ((llJ (])) (]) Tiit W1lto11
Erin's eltervucence on her h1ch
Sdlool 1radu1tron day Quickly turns
lo lr11s1111ion Whtn ihe suddenly
1eahm !ht hu made no plans for
her future. Searcltrne /0< htr 111h1 plat~ '" lilt. she lakes a IOb as a w11tms. l>ul linds only 1u1lt 11ter
lason 1s hurt 1n a brawl dttend1n1 her
from an overly aurtww customer
1t the roadside mtJurant.
D U (I) ®I a Rii!Tht httftllloM C-. llo0We1ih1rt IS
narraltH of lh1s nature ~umentary
that lakes an •uthentie. Clo!A·up
look 11 lhe way unl1med creatures in
dllte1en1 parts of the wo<td 1mt
the11 younc.
• -..: (21tr) '~"(com) '29-Tlle Marr BrolhetS.
• ((II) CJ)) (ft WtlCOMt IKk
lotttr n Mowle: CC> (2-r) "f•1ili11 Klild" (dla) '60-M1rlon 8<1ndo.
.., Clptlill JlllltS Cool * VOJlftS ArOUlld Tllo hid lo Elplort Thi
Unoxptottell T onlpt m Cl) r .. Mio Dtrw "C1pt11n
J1mu Cook" Vast 11eu of the
Pacific Omn were charted by Cook
on his hrsl sc1ent1frc YOyaae aroun4 the world.
Ill ""1 ......
fJl$a!Nlfli .... a llooAI: CC> (2tlr) "T)t McMn
tll'S" (wes) '70-Burl Ives c:t lllsltrpltu Tllutre; U[llltlln. ~II ID ftm11 fillll
89 J1_,_ 1.J1111111 .. "10Ct111
-8:30-• <a w> <f• Min'• "',.. Illa When Ernest tries to 1YOid telhnc his mother ht's bun erptlled fro111
school by talk1nc his l1thei into
ao1n1 lo Ille /lllllClpal lot hrm, lie mistahnly thinks he is home frte.
9:00 8 ((f1) CJ)) CJ) H11r1Ji ff,,,O
McGarreH 111rchu 101 both 1
maniacal 11p1st-murdere1 'nd ' lost
colleae 1111 In the mountains of
Oahu, furful 111 Ille meantime that
they will encounter one 1nolhtr. D ID CJ) 9 Bill,._,
Wt Har~ly ht•,...-A two.hour
dr1m1 st1mn1 P1ul Rudd .u Pra1·
dent John f ~ennedy. The proffam
profiles Kennedy'• life dur1111 1946.
the ym ht rift lor h" first publi(
office-' Con1rt:Won1I SUI. 8111ftA
Meredith, Kevin Conway and Wiiiiam Prince co-it1r.
Cll lll"lt: (211r) "Tht hrelttt c.m.." (dra) 'S4-Av1 Gardntr, llumphrty Botart • <• w> a .. ,,.., .,.,.,
''Firt '77" Barney and Wot0 b1ttlt 1
squid room l11e while • clturc~
robber wanta out ol his tell, and 1
~"' COllPI• COtlS/dfrs 1t1yln1 In !ht station housa to co111pltle thelt
SU~ldt /)let .
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• Calif. ''"" wtRll'J
set "'" Plrllleftd ill . Mealu11 Nt4.td m VlsiMI ·a Cooi6o" A surmlit·
lie play abovt mltranl larm workers.
• --.. U.pa11
-9:30-• <a (I)> a n..,...,..,..
si.. "'Cast· McClellan ws. lmmicr•·
Iron" Wiien Judae Franklin's hous.
htepe1, Mrs. McClellan, lnrns sht
tnay be deported because of &n
lnvalrd v111, she comes up with t
plan lo 1w1d deport1h011.
10:00 D ((I7J ())) CD .,,_,,_. A
middle.11e. S1Nli.town sheriff dis· towers hit aeduct1ve rounc wile hts
been cllt1tin& on him, and II 1ppe1rs
her ph1l1nder111c m•y bt connected
with the latest serres of murderl he
11.u been 111vestir11rnf. ....... • <a CIJ) u Ale ....., rw
T..._: "Ms" In 1806. Kilty
helps 1 rounr llavt ~pe and slit
rs sold as punishment. The honor of
septfllion Jrom her family is m11ni·
lted when she is raped by her new
owner. lal11 Uuams, lfwrtnc.·Hil·
ton Jteobs. Sindy DunQn 1nd Cl111c:k Connors star.
8 Fml U•r Sl4lt a~.
-10:30-
CD Qt G> ... m Jta-w.H """-
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• (f3 ())) Uw MtrtatR $tJle
(I) Sil ... llllklt u, .
m "'" Htttat., Mary 1tar11u11 .., S.1t111t ..
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8 (IS CD! 0.,..,. llMrt-CoeMicllt Mtila .... m 1\t lillttMIMYIJIMlll'IOIOllllllJ an.. 100a..
12200 ....... ""°' G Mom: "A~ 1111. l .. llt"
(di•) 'S4-Shirle1 Booth.
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(1dv) '39-Hedy ~marr
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-12:30-
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TV W£EK,JANl,IAAY 23. 1tn
I FRIDAY
.IMUMYZI
fof ................... ,,,,.,,'" DAmlll PIOllMIS.
ii.., lw JM-• altlce,.,. Ille .,. ........
DIYTllK lllOWIU
1:30 • "Canu,,, 11.D." (com)
'67-Jimd Robertson Justice.
lesli•:· iO:tO • • Ci(y sa..,a"
(dla) '56-01111 Alldr.-.n, Ida lupmo, VillCtftl Price, flfloq!Jt
Rtmint Howard Duff, GeOflt
S.ndtrt.
ll:tt • "Tiit Qiitt1 ..... (dra)
'55-Joen Cnw/Ofd, l!ttsy Pal
mer, Barry Sullinn.
1:00 • "Tiit llouttr 1114 flit
""" (my1) '41-Elltn Ortw, P1ul luw.
• .,.. Iii~ (dtl)
'59-Micliey Roolley, Mamie V111
Doren. Stm Cochran. a CC> ........ ".....,. ((Om) '63-Robert Pttslon, Tony
bndlll, Waller Matlflau.
l:OO a "Sl .. ('1tr " lotll
A"•N" (d11) 'S7-Rtcl11rd
Epn, Jan Stetlina. Dan DUtYt•.
(JJ CC> "flit Vlll11 0...11"
(adv) '67-Carit., Don fiunay.
l :JO • CC) "ltltrt It hytH
l'lat.t" Concl. (d11) '61-Carol
lynley, Jeff Ch.tndltr, Eletnor
P11~e1, M11y Aitor, Robert
Stettin&. Tuesday Weld.
I ivii11ii
1:00
•• CJ) (tlll (])) Cll ... a a oo ca())) • .._ •Stir TIM Cll CO..,,,..
-~ -~,...,
•MaltolZ SStlr TIM
• Dedrk c..,., CD OrllNtic ...... o-.DMcta .Utlt ...
-6:30-
• Olu'I Guests include Nucy
and Carroll o·r.orinot. em Bi1by •nd Brenda Benet Bitby. 11111 Davis end Mari~n.Mc~ . (I)-~ Cll...,.Cltffllta..
18 Fllllllr llffllr
((I7JCJ)) ...... .,,...
(!Zl(J))~ ., ..........
7:00 neom me._ •u.na. CI>MJnr-s..
Cl) Tt Tll t11t Trwtll
DC...• .II.Mt.,
•TIM,..
•Gallll(W • ...,Mlfllll .. ........ ,"'*" ..... <• (I)) Jiit """"' ,..., .lldWI..,
-7:30-==ieo.-(1)1\t ~
FNDAY CCondnuecll
8 tIJ @ Cl) D tlellJW004 ... Cl)Tlle....,. • Tiie .....,,, WiW
• Tiie ""' lllMll ((11) CJ)) °"' ,.,,.. Shell ec.r-.. a,......, ......
• Q.aMel 21 TMlcllt
(9 Cl)) Tiie ""' .... O>lf• IM II.a . .,..,,..,
8:00 e ((I1J CJ)) C. I lht 1sl1nd's
f~e th1tf. poloee chief 1nd chief
hfe1uard '" prepar1n1 tor tht
1nnual summtf boil rates when 1n
1nloAtClled oll dut, cop starts a
bnwt, 111d a youn1 boy 1n • d•lbttic
coma makts 11 another bl/Sf dlJ IOt
the Island R$u1 Services
8 @ (J) CJ) D $.Hft1• 111• S. .. ,.. Matin ol Sden«" Fred IW 1
loss ol hea11n1 11\d is conc:ttned
1bovl Ille OOU!blt loss Of his tirl
friend. Tllo11111 1 clocl0t tu•l1 t1uis
Fred's hea11n1 1mp111ment. ht
pietenlh to bt duf 1n 1n effort to ael
symp1thy f1om Donna who-ht
beltnes-hu another romantic
t11ltrHI -~USCatUCI..'
(() llletie: CC) (at) "11111•11 ot
'#t(' (cOM) ·~-Otbblt Reynolds.
Edd1t FISl!u • ca > o-, • 11at1t Cuuts 11t Millon Berlt and CoM•t
SltwttlS
Cl) Utit,,.....
D lhw11: CC) (Ur) "Aleu11der
Ille Great" (dn) ·~6-R1ch11d
Burton. Fredric Marth, Cl111e Bloom
• ., ... tile .... .,.,.,, .......
S W•rrton ldltlllh W1111on vs
Suttle -~W-111 ..... G) D CMoll
e1.,._~,.~
-1:30-
., QJ Cl) at m C111ce ..i 111e
lllH "Clllmps A111't Clhlmps" Clllco
sleps into • bo11n1 11n1-by aw
dtftl-t11ft$ 1 h&hl, Ind sees I w'holt new CArtt• open1111 up to lltm Ed
becomtt hrfllly p1otect1.e and con
etrntd when Chico IMOllncts hts
tnltntions to btcome 1 bo1e1 1nd
1t1hl his 111y out of the bamo
Cl) S.11 llllto men..Wlb
• Wiii StAlt ..... at r..-ly V1riety Show
9:00
• ((11) Cl>) Cl) s..., ' Clltf S. Cvtslt 1ncludt lluth 811zn.
Baltl Benton 1nd W11t11m Conttd e G Cl) a:J cm Tiie lltciflr11 flet "The l rett, lht 8n 1 ind the
11 flowtll" Con<I. (RtscheOultd)
RocklOld 1s tblt lo fret T.T flowm
lrOlll lht stntsler rest llomt where hrs
schtmln& d1uaht11 and son-1n·l•w
htd 111111 tommrtted, but lht ofd min
~niu SJrother M1rtln Gtelchen
Colbttt end Scott 8rtdy 1unt e (8 Cl)) Cl)) MIC 11-i '-' T.,.._ ..._,.By 117•. Kizzy i1
Ille lllOlhtr of • son wed by lltr
owMr lllt muftr 111sa frsh1tn1
chicu111 end th• IOfl. Ceorae. bt
eo111tt • tmntr k1rrr 1rlu11t1 1n
olftr of rM<tlelt 111d C.0!1• 11 ant
off to Eftcltnd as P111Mnl (If 1 debt
Ben Vtretft , GtOIJt Htmllton,
Ricllald Roun4tree, C.1olyn JOflH,
Ollvil Colt star
Pee-t4
v
••"CnffllSM. • Tiie VlraiNI• fBSl-'llMtt fD Tll .,,......, I* Oocumen
tuy taplci11n1 tht 11ch cultural
llHSUftS butted Ill the dlr~ ftllls ol
App1l1ch1t lht SIOIJ ol lhts
rulhvely vn~nown Ame11un cullu1t
tnd its Slru11lt 10 su~1vt is told by 1
unrQue 1rovp ol App1l1ch11n
hlmrn1ke11 m H1Dc11 °""' lltpr
. -9:30-m 11ec11n r.,,t11t
10:00
a <(11) rn1 CE Ea'"'"' Seit• a o CD cm m s..,ic4 "OM lone lomonow' Strpteo enhsh lht
help of 1 wart thttto schooOttehtr
(lhd&t Sind111) 111 hrs lraAllC r1<t lo
lot.lie lht yo11n1 w1tntu lo t 11n1
slay1n1 befote lht 11n1 luder doo
9DaJlltwl ~=1--
ll)DlleliMMI
-10:30-
ID G> ID ....
• lotle11 lk11111 e l ...... 11 s1...i-1 Guest con
011tl0t W1lh1m Slttnbtrl lttds the
Boslon Symphony Orchestra tn Srm
phony # SS by Haydn tnd
Symphony # 1 by Bttlho¥tn
11:00 ••Ill@""" e CE at o Cl) ..., e (9 Cl)) LM Mtria1 Style
CJ) SlflClts .... u,
D 1t .. 11: a::> "l•a••• of th lat" (adv) '57-John Wayne, $Qph11
l0ttn. Roasano Bram tD Mall HartNI. MllJ 11art1111n at USC w.tW HicllllCllb
((11) CJ)) 1111 ltlldl ,,..
QStlltllCr-a. ID llnfllltic Sefill
-11:30-a ((llJ CI>l CJ) CIS Late lltWie D tlJl Cl) <II G ...., C...
Cl) ...... :~· (hOI) ··9-
Corntl Wildt P1h1Ct1 KIHlht • ca (J)I a s.w.u. . ...,
QI) 100 Clw~ m .....
12:00
• lat of Gttllcllo
-~Wits -12:30-
• AIMlidlt si.: -0 "•·" ·1111 ..... ,..,.., ......... i:-t"
• S.,.. T'Nltrt • ...,..: """• °"""" tlrNt" (dfl) 'U -l1n1 Tuintr. Van Htlhn
Donni Reed • lllllN: (C) "'TIM c..... ..
llllMI" (ad•) '61-ROly Clllloun.
Lu Masson
1 :00 • '"'*"' G 0 CD <II Mldlllfhl ~I
2:00 D DH~lefe1lwrt Mt¥ie: .. ,.,,
a.., HMI." "lllM1f'
-l:OS-
• llttle: a::> ......... It
.......... (myt) '66-Jetn S.btr1.
HGno! ~~a. Soft Ganrso11
-3:30-
• Ali.tllpt Slltw: "Stitt!,"
~,.
I SATURDAY I
IAllUMT 2'
MORNING
e:oo
DK~ D Tiie 14& Valier
• Cllm1111111lty ftt4*1
-6:30-
., TMl't Cit
CD Wllttc* GGM,_..Sc-.
(Jllt'1[HC)W(• .....
m l.ti's a. ...... s.
HV'••Mean
7:00 a s.m. s-tsttt G @())tm fm"*Y ,._.
ptGtilllow
9 ,ICIMtttn
())Wttttlld 8 (121l ())) IH) Tom & lttlf/ .. ......,, Sllew
Cf) wric.11 r wwre
.. 'Mii ... tile lmlls
CB Ullit flit a>S..YertySM.
fll)Yep hw'lled
-7:30-
fJ St9" It LllnMllC II @ Cl) QJ D M 'IMMI 9 ..,_,. & FrilMI
• <at oo> a ,...,it'il Cl) ....... hrlllli111
Dllet F•pSl!lw m o-m,., ""' ((11) ml lbck lufflw
flil Miller lloc•n
8:00
fJ (CU) (J)) ( Syhnter & ,_.,
Cl) ""'9/lllp tlr1tlM
D (Ill Cl)) (I SetNJ 0..1
D)'MMlt G llloM: "'TlM S«ret W1p" (dll)
'61-Richtrd W1dm11k GJ lt°'ie: "A Stuthlft Yanltt"
(com) ·.a-Red Skelton. Arlene 01hl
Gl ..,., "*"
(ftl Voice of T•ro fll)Sm1111 St1Nt
-8:30-
fJ ((fl) l Cl) Clllt Chill
9:00 U ((ll) CJ)) 1111• lu11y/
.... hwr
G @ ()) <Ilt GI S,eH lum
(J)WtSW. ..
Cl)Wolwl:a..111...i
ID Ollct u.-A Clnalt
-9:30-
D Cfl @ (I) D lt1111ltt
S4u.1• a ((8) CJ)) Qli Kroflb SUIMI·
tllOw GJ Mt¥1t: uao11111 el Shtnrood
ftrwet" (1dv) 'SO-John Derek at 111 .. it: (CJ "lleck Hom
Calpol!H (t1U) ·~ Joel McCrtl mz..
10100 n ((ll) CJ)) CD ftlDll
8 0 Cl) CJ) G S,.C. Glllttl r•..w11J1. • 1114rrlt: ..... 11111 ti
T1111kttnt" (wtS) '0 -8rod111Ck
Crlwf0td, Mtr10ll1 ReynotO&
TV WEEK, JAN\JARY 23. ten
G Wlllt.M 094 • Aht
(BMltf•'-D lllfWtr F tdtrf
-10:30-a ((11) rnl w a.a.1i.s e o Cl) CIJ a 141 HM. Utllt,. Mowit: • .._..,. (wes) 46-
l•rrt Pat b, Ed111 Buchtnan
8 (8 ()))0~ -~le.Mio av ... , of tM ~un
fli) llaMll(
11:00
D llll CIJ <II D I.I•• et tllt IMI 8 (121 !])) 8 UC Slltft $ttfJ $,.<i•b "Vtlut1ne's Second
CllUU" In lhtS •O•p{tllOll of 0
Henty's tlusic. 1 relonned s.te
CIKker rtP.s llis new status u 1n
llOntst c1111en to $1VI Ille Ille of a
boy 111pped 1ns1de a ltmt locked
ute Ken Betry. Cre1 Moml.
Ehzabeth Bauer, Sun M11$11tU lttr
ID LA. l'tlllms
Q) Wildlife Mftlllurt
ST'ht Muatan ....
-11:30-
• I (11) CI>) CJ) Alt II a ID CJ) CJJ m 1tuasr a MIN: CC) "Tt Kill A Dn1t11"
(ldY) '67-JKk f'1111!Ct •ca Cl)l a Alwklll .....
st.I~
ID OUUT The l1ct1t Johnny
Ruthertord 1s host of lh•l new itnes
on moloi sports 1tc1n1.
Cl)l>vtMn
H Tiit Md.tnu h111ilr
I an•RMOOM I
12:00 fJ ((11) CJ)) Cl) r.t Mrctt
D h111 s,.tts WorW
Cl)TttDll IMlt
grdSW.IWs
ffl"°'*A,_.' G IOUT Owt"-n luhus Som 11
host '°' a loo~ 11 onous sportina
"'~•fies
• Tllt lowtry '°" OCl)AlttfN911illewlts a Actloll Tlleltr• m Tiit ..,.,., s-m A(liculturt USA
-12:30-D ((fl) Clll CJ2 WIJ Ollt ea-• *"9: CC> lltd ....., I:#'
(Id•) '69-RICltdo Mont1lb1n
(II W'rt!llt
CD I.Mt ii~ (8 )hflll....,. l=r""'mtl
1:00
fJ ( [1J CJ)) Cl) Cll*rt11'a fllM
fntiftl ClJl 11 .. 11: "l'tlaontr ol Zoda"
(dr1) '31-Ronald COiman.
(9 Cl)) C-Uflltf'• ·~ ID lkllllltk Seriel ca s,orts e11a1Np
-1:30-
• ...,..,,,U.D.
Cl) Sdtlc.e l'idllil n..er. D*"9:a:l "~(sclfi>
'62-Clrl Otlostfl. Ann Sinyrntt
IDWTrtll -~Clrcw
(Ill ())) °'*"' 1111 F1lll Fttlltt
DIWll
DS.111"-f
2:00
• Slrill f..itJ ~ ...... s,..tJ Wlftcl
Cl) Mowle: ''bc•rt Welt" (wu)
'50-VictOf M1tu1t, El11ne Stew11t
CD Term
(QJ) CJ)) "" Co!Kert ((21 Cl)) AllllMI Worid
-2:30-......... ........ ...,
• 11111 " s,.ts ClllltllJ• • Owttf Ualtl mw..i.:"Mollle'"
((21 Cl)) fne.a tf ~II
mo-.."''""'*'
3:00
• It Tlk .. All IUllds
CJ) °"""' 8 Cei*tlylowtill1 Ill 11o¥11: CJ:) '1lle Lui ••a-" (wtS) '56-Rltlllrd Widm11l
<Jal ....,.: (C) "Clio PiU" (die)
'71-Gue Kac\.m1n, K1ren 81Kk m 11o¥11: CJ:) "Wah ... Wlltll It'•
Owitt" (com) '60-Ernit Kovacs
QI Tiit .... PIKt
(121 Cl)) WiN14 " Sllnlwll
CB r....1 Rt. Ill EMra C..Mnatioft
o~ rwre
-3:30-
(J)Qa ...... Jrlqe
8 (QI Cl)) l'lo lowltn TOllr Tiie
$90,000 Qu1~er Stitt Open ftom the r oium Bowhn1 lants In C11~d
Prarie. Ttus
Cl) Stir Tl"lll
ID lllilllM: 1111,..illle 131 ,..,,., •• ,_r
D n,ilc s,.m..
4:00
fJ ((ll) (])) CIS s,ot'b s,.ctle11>
111 S11 of the world's lead1111 stunl
men compete 1n acts ol d.tt1n1 such
u • lllOIClftyde rimp jump, Cll
1ump, 1ad wtstern uddle lrll ennts
In today's compelthon of the Hof
lywood Stuntmen's Clllmpronsl11ps
• (I) Cl) a "™ ltshlltall
Wnh1nston at Wul11nrton Stile
• V.,qe '9 tllt lettM ti Ille Su
Cl) OwNeol'l ea. UllMISll • ""* h,.,.aiwt Ill lllt ....... • Velct .. Acrlwlt1111
-4:30-
(J) Tiit baf
CJ) T Ilk ~ rlc1"m Gt lllewle: '111t Huncllback ti
litre DMe" (CllUI() '39-Chults
llufhtOll, Mautttn O'H111
121 ..........
• 0.. UllN A C1uak . """',...
5:00
8 ((JJ) Cl)) (() AndJ Wlllla111a 0,.,. Gil4f Teumalllttll r rom Torrey
PllMS Country Club e Shf Tiil
Cl) .... Malt -.r1a e ((JI Cl)) (flJ AIC'a Wide
WOIW tf S,.U e nr. MHll Sllll lllKMM
(fl .... e .. : CJ:) "Flwt Wtek1 111 A
.. ....,. (com) '62-Red Buttons .... ...... c..w. ...... ,...,
-5:30-•""* ~
•v•NINQ
e:oo a m <cm rn> """ DD,._ g 11o¥11: (t) (.211r) "HcMlr of tilt
;.~ (wts) '67-lamu Gainer
(J)Mee""' • <Jal lrtlllidt 8 Clllt U11ittrul
ID CJ) Dilllt• m v-. o.
ID SitNtiol c."47
9 fala of Wells hrao
-6:30-
D 8 (J)..,,, U DIC ,._ ~t
CD SIZl,000 QvatiN
( QJ) CJ)) w Sttne
@ CJ) Wild IUll-m..,
fll ~ "' Ille """
7:00
U Tiit ~Ben Vtrttn eutlts
D hlc4 Is lliPt
CJ) VtJ• " lllt """" " tllt S.• • (~ Los All&tles
CJ) Ill Seard! Of_
• <II @ CJ) Sf.Kr. 1"9
• (121 CJ)) m a Lnrm•
MS-.
Q) Tiit U.,d Thntoll Sllow "So
Wll•I'"
((Ill ) Hee MN m °'. W11o: Amblludot o1 0ut11 II> ... It!. 19utllt ...
-7:30-
• ""' alllll .... U lnS..rdlOL
G~IWAW!ly
(J)U...._.WwM
tD ...., "1tMll'• n,i.c c;lrqa
8:00 8 (QJ) CJ)) Cl) lll1ry T1l11
•Ml• Sut Ann N1ve.,. suddenly
clllnaes htr sn16t, S11CUhc person
ahty lo 1 sulk1ne. sad 1111 out-ol
work when "The Happy Ho1Mm1ku
Show" is ued by the procram
111.1n1}tf due to low rihnp
II @ Cl) <Jal m DISll•J Ills•• 11 Ille lillwies: CJ:) (Jllr)"A Hlr1I
Called C..111<bt" (adv) '66 -S1I
Mineo, Ph11tp C.rer. H Ill Wynant A
youn1 Siou1 wtrrlOI uprurts 1 •tl4
st1llton on the ol11ns ol the D1kotas
du11n1 the 1870's, only to IO$e the
llorH thfouch trtbal custoin and llltf
win him back 1fter the h1SI01t< banlt
known as Custer's list Stand. "Won
6e11 ol the Water World," 1 n1tu1e
him upl0t1nc a v111ety or m1r1ne
1111111.11> pre<edts rlle morie
9 llle•lt: (t) (Z•r) "A,ad11" (wes) '!>4-8urt Lancuter
(I) MtN: (1:) (90) "Tiit fltlllt 1ttd
ti.t Amir" (drl) ·so v11111111 Mayo,
Burt Lancaster
• (I.BJ(])) 0 ...., W..11
Rustlm stnkt It t ranch supply1na
bul lo the Altntd Forces. and
Wonder Woman Ind Strve I m0t art
•Ultntd to 11Wtt1t1ate
G IMle: CC> (Jhr) ''nit """ lllu1ht1111" (ldv) '54-8ourvtl,
Geoiae Ma1cl11I. YY011ne Sanson
tD ~efdMWIW
• WNltt Ctllla • _......, c..., """' a 11o¥11: CC) (Zllr) """ r .. 11n. C.rttlh" (mys) U -8a1b111
Stanwyck, Humpllrey Boptt
9 OllCll u,... A ca.k ''O•vld
Copptrlleld" ht1 4 • 1--LI .... ,,..,..,
-1:30-• <<rn CJ))(]) nit ....... rt n.. Robbe1111, 111conwa111ut
111ec11tnal f1rluru 1nd his~ food
proees bear down on DI Har11ty unhl
ht hn1lly snaps. An Id tor• psychol oo p1ofessonh1p 1n a sm•ll colte1e
sen6S hrm PKkllll to apply lot the
1vstoe hie of 1 colltie prolmor
CD Hwy Btlafolltt Hosts
• Tiit $pectKtli.r Stir
Studdff c:oldt• GJobt
Annis 0. 'l llliss ttl Gt lllliil ""911 CIM Alr11dl
(90) ·~ Bel1lone rs host as the
Holty.ood fortttn Piess ~llon
llonOll mo!IOll picfure and lettm0e1
stm with 1t1 annual prtsentaliOnS.
mc.11a11
fJ:llMW17 HW•
9:00
fJ ((17) CJ)) Cl) All hi 1:111 ftlltily
8 (8 Cl)) 0 Sta,_J I Hwtdl
"Tht Set·Up" Part II. A dudt, se11es
ol 1111S111ps llllaues Stam, I Hutch
as tht1r 111vts1111tton H110 lht mwrdtl
ol a MOb chttftan leadl them 111hl
into the mtddlt ot oraenued cnme. m w.u: ,..,,,,n" n. ....,.
-9:30-
• ((ll) CD) Cl) Ala When Ahet
finds a hold·UP note losl du11n1 the
11101n1111rush11 Mel's Ol11tr, s.llt hPJ
off the pol1tt lo st1ke oul the bank
ICIOSS Ille strut
CJ) Stm MM'• u•a.ct m llWe: "frwis" (corn) ·~
Oonlad O'Connot
10:00
fJ <<rn CD> Cl) Carel l11r11tt
SlllW Roek HudJOn end Sle.e
Lallftnce auest
• lire utHul ' llrlltJ e (121 CJ)) 0 AIC llMI !tr
,......_: ''11111" The hme 1s 1859
and Ge«se rthlfns from CJ!cland a
hte man, 1 lact resented by many
whtle men The wu be11ns and
Ge0tat's son, Tom, tt recru1t1d and
mmruted as • blacksrn1lh IOI the
11mr Ceorc SU•f0td Sr°""· LrM Moody, Lloyd 8nd1es. Ooua McOurc
and Brad Oav11 st11 CD Cet Ready To uup
.,, H's lltwt It's Crazy!
llHla Of lltnsinrton
Sotdal Prmew At 10
CDDOUT ~ff~ Al Wurnan stars as llrrt Kina. a 1cn11I
11oetry stort owner who m1naau to
1-et involved with eve~111t •0tn1 Oii
in his nttahbortiood ol Keniinaton.
• S-rll °'*1IM
Bruce Jenner, Who won the
Olympic decathlon tltlt thlt
past aummer with 1 worlO-
record perl orm1nc:e. hll
Joined ABC to work In
several c:1paoltte1. He wnt
serve as an eicpert commen-
t1tor on ABC'a Wide World
ot Spom, 1nd on 1uch ABC
Sport• speclala aa Th•
Superstar&. In addition, he
wfll 1ppe1r In featured rolet
In m1de-lor-tel1vl1lon
inovi.. for ABC and JoJn hi•
wife. Chryatle, In 1111urt
-.gmenta of the netwOfk'•
Good Morning Amerlc1 .
TV WUK. JAHU.41" tt. 1tn
-~,....,,.. ........ e Maical Variety SMw
eLMC...SMll
-10:30-
11:00 e e Cl) CD Qf) ..,,, D lII ..,,,
• lM MttlcH SIJlt
(]) .........
G friltl lllPt -~.,ci.. ~~~fr (8())) ........... m ,., c... .._ c-try
-11:30-
• llleN: CC) '1111 Lnt s-.r (•tsl '61-Roc~ Hudson, Ku~
Oouatas. Dotothy Melone
D 9 (I) (].I D S•turdaJ
lliCllt
CJ) Cliaftit ~
• ....i.: CJ:) "Tiit lat " (N(J· tllina" (dra) ·59 Hope L1n1e.
Stephen Boyd, Join Ct1wl0td
CJ) lillwit: (C) "'Tr1'1e CNI" (a~)
'67 -Yul Brynntt. Romy Sdltmckr
ID lllt'lle: "Tiie H11chN<l el .,,.,. 011111~ (cr.ssk) '39-C~tlts
L1uchlon. 1Mu1een O'H111 anr. 100 a.. .....
QI) lilfllt: ""'"'' Call ,,..,. • s.r..,., .. (d11) '52-Gart MemJt
12:00
• (CJ "c.ott1111t with 011111"
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Have you been waiting for a system w1tl'\
four highly respected names all together
with super savings? Here they are: JVCs
new 20+20 watt Beceiver. the JR-8100.
JBL's famous L-26 Decade Speakers.
BIC's new 920 Multi-play Turntable with
Shure's M70EJ Hi-track Cartridge.
5 199 System
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Superscopes New
320 Receiver has
plenty of reserve
power for 2 or 4 speakers and an extremely
sensitive tuner at its price.
Sonic P-200's are air suspension 2-way
speakers with acoustic foam grilles; The
JVC Jl·SIOO •• $1H.'5 s49910 BSA 2260X Is furnished with a base, dust llC t20/sa..r. · cover and AOC magnetic cartridge.
M70IJ ........ 117.15 . . s19990 .... L-26'1 •••• 336.00 s.p.nc.,.
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Jvc r.\o~ • ScllllcP200'1 .... I0.00 ~ ~ . • lehll rrtce •••• 314.11 SUPERSCOPE
5349 System
$ KENWDDD U H-K's 3308 was -· recently given a
._wHd "best-buy" rating by
D-7600 ........ $52t.tls79911 a leading consumer llC t20, s... magazine. Just
M70 IJ C.trtdrJe 117.IS released is the 330C with even better ...... ,, .. 4IOWI Sit.to . performance. Now. Atlantic has
1207.70 Ultralinear's 76 3-way, 12" speakers and
Garrards 440 Changer combined with the new 330C for a super value system. Kenwood's new KR-7600 Receiver has 80
+ 80 Watts RMS Power and such
features as ''tape-thru" circuitry. The
top-of-the line Ultralinear 45<1N Towers
can be used with either oiled walnut or
oak sldepanels. BIC's newest belt-drive
automatic completes this no compromise
system.
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