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Art ColoQ Hiid~.
Lead r1 ot th• Temple ol
Jnsptred U'riq, UC> known as
TOIL, bave
· applied to the
city to
opent.e binlo lgam~s 2.C
hours eaeh
week.
~ Bingo is one
' of the basic
beliefs of the
churt'b, ac-
cording to the OtA•~ .. ,LL
head man of TOIL.
Games would be going from
noon to 6 p.m. Tuesdays and
Fridays and from 6 p.m. to mid·
night Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Abo the :10 permit
a1 N l'C«tb, UOOD Mariner
Way, 'nbunxt, who ls bbbop 8Dd
cllalnnan ot the board ot ch~·
ton. North b also tdenUt\ed in
TOIL literature u chancellor of
the temple university.
The nature of the organization.
as Jisted on the city bingo permit
application is, "An 1111 faiths
spiritual -metaphysical
educational church corpora·
tion."
Purpose of the bingo games,
the permit says, is "to fund re·
ligious and charitable church
causes." It does not elaborate
TOIL, according to the permit.
has a 10-year lease on the old
First Christian Church at 285
Legfon St., at the corner of Glen
n 1
downtowa .
L•IUD•.
Tbe ,,nt Chrt1U1n ?'th
w 11 reunlly acquired for
$213,000 by Carlyle Group, a
O.verly HUll real ut.ate I.aves&·
mentf\nn.
If TOCL wins Jll permit from
the ctly, lt wUJ be the flnst or·
ganitation to undertake such ex-
tensive bingo play in Laguna.
The Boys Club and Canyon Club
each have permits for Saturday
night bin.go games.
Bingo is one or the basic beliefs
of the TOIL Church, Prime
M imster Winston said ln an in·
lerv1ew.
Winston said TOIL was an out-
growth or a real estate invest-
ment club that he founded. TOIL
received tax exempt status in
1969
"'" ul4TOIL doela't M!abU1'*9 re-
UI .
•·we•re more ol a willy C'OD-
cept. We bave l*>l)lt of many
f aitba atber tbq oun th.at are
members of~ cburcb." be sajd.
Wlmton IAld the church and
Cnlyle Group •ere not affiliated ln anyw~.
The Lacwia Beach sanctuary
would be the first for TOIL.
Previously it has operated from
members' homes.
Winston said TOIL's locating
in Laguna Beach came about in
rather happenstance fashion.
"In the course or having dinner
one evening somebody happened
to bring up in discussion that
Laguna Beach had passed the
bingo ordinance.
"So I became interested
ye.a bmw, I Fl talkln1 &o Jay
Ill rltJ about •lull WM IY&Ua
dtWlad'°U..rtnt
Uaa Olutdl ," W
explainild.
Aded to estlm•tc tho projed·
weekly take from the blnlO
11ma if permitted, Winat.oo
sald:
"W~ I wish I cOllld ldl you.
Hopofully, we'll be makln1
money on bingo but I can't tell
you how much. 1 hope It will be
successful from the fund-raising
standpoint, but I can't tell you."
Winston said the church was
founded long before the bingo
law opened up play to charitable
organizations.
"Well. I know people have the
thought but you can tell by our
documentation, we 'fe not a
'bmgo church'." He said the
church was founded "long_ before
YaD
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tbeyaNad
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th '/ .. nt.
·•we .. • I f4.tmate drurch
and ••operate Umtt•!f • We bawe coatlaued to boi our
credentillh ever 1inc:• Q were
l11ued by lhe Internal Revenue
Service a&Dd State Fn.nchile Tax
Board."
Winlton said ll WU a "pretty.
natural transition" from real
estate investment club to church.
• Tve been orlel\led to real I estate for many years; all my
adult life practically.
"The people I've associated
with and had dealings with over
the years had been oriented in
the same direction from the I
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SUNDAY DAILY PILOT
* * * * VOL. 70, NO . 79, 6 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1977 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Presents
Delivered
~largtl' ~l<."ad .1l\\ a).., IO\ed elephants For her
birlhda~. she got 11nl'
The lluntmgton lkal'h rc!'-1denl. who lives at
li:.M2 ;\;orton Cirri<.'. has collected elephant
!'tatuary for yc~trs !:-iu. Saturday mghl at 8 pm.
\\hen ~he and h<.•r frirncb r<.·turne<I from dinner in
Los Angell'~. sh<.' found a 1<.•al. 11 vt• pachyderm
w;.iiting ;.it her homl'.
In Trunk?
The two-and·a ·half·ton hc•a:-.t, named Katie.
was rented for $125 for l\\o hours. About 30 peo-
ple had Joined in thr party and prank. led by
Mrs. Mt•<Hi's frn•nd M:.ixine Hebel of Ventura.
who came up" llh the 1d<.••1
·Crashes In ju re Seven
Coast Tra.ffic Mishaps ·Keep· Officers Busy
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of IM D••ly ,.1101 ~i.11
A rash or unrelated accidents
kept paramedics and h1w Pn
forcement oUiccrs :-.l'urrying
about the south county Saturday
night. At least seven pl'rsoni.
were reportedly hosp1tali1.rd
At about 3 p.m , an El Toro
Marine driving a Jl't.'P on top of
Saddleback Mountain 1-1111 off thP
trail and rolled down t ,ooo f<'et
The El Toro Marine Base search
and rescue helicopter carnec1
Douglas Brackin. 25, out of the
<'<tnyon with what "as al first
believed to be a broken back hut
"as later found to be merely
bn11ses.
Then, about 5 p .m ., a
motorcyclist riding in the San
Juan Creek river bottom .fell and
suffered a severe gash to his left
leg. John Hildreth. 28, of 30998
Calle San Diego in San Juan
Capistrano was reported doing
well after s urgery Saturday
night in San Clemente 1 losp1Lal.
Two men were tnJUred in a col-
lision about 5 :30 pm. A car
Two Cyclists Killed
In County Accidents
Two motorcyclists were k1l1Ni
in separate accidents Sat.urday
in unincorporated areas of
Orange County.
A California mghway I>utrol
spokesman said Jerry O.
Chronister, 18, or Tustin, Op·
Wingi,ng In
Not as many bird~ as u~ual show('d up but
there were pknt y o f
people. For a pictorial
v ic w of the annual
Swallow's 1''cst1vul in
San Juan Capistrano
Saturday. see Page Cl.
psrently was driving southbound
on Crawford Canyon Road just
north of Newport Boulevard
when he drove around a curve on
the wrong side of the road .
He collided head·on with a
tbree·axte dump truck drtven by
Jimmy Culberson, 19, of Orange,
who waiJ not injured or cited In
the accident. Chronister died
fteveral houn later at Santa Ann·
Tustin Community Hospital.
The spokesman said lh1l
Edward Chandler, age onknown.
of Sunnymeed, dleod el 11 : 20 a. m
on Ortega H.lghway 14 miles eust or lnt.erstate. .5 when he lost <'On·
trol of hls motorcycle on a C'W-VG
ond slid lnto a rock embankment
He was declared dead at I.be
scene of thd accident.
dr1\-en by Donald Warren
Markow1tl. 42, of 24092 Ramada
Lane. M1ss1on Viejo, reportedly
rear cndN1 a car dnven by Bruce
M YC'rs Messinger. 43, o( ~2
Calle Alcala, Mission Viejo'. ac-
cording to the California Highway
Patrol.
A spokesman said Markowitz's
car then was driven or flung 800
feet eastbound and crashed into a
liF(ht pole. Markowitz, who the
spokesman said was arrested for
felony drunk driving, suffered
major injuries. Messinger re·
cc1V~d moderate injuries.
f\ car struck a power ~
about 6:30 pm al the intersec·
t1on of Camino Capistrano and
Doheny Park Road in Capistrano
Reach. paramedics said. Two
passengers. who received
emergency treatment at San
Clemente Hospital, were Charles
Pierson and Tim Kiernan. Addi·
lion al details were not available.
Then, about 11 p.m., several
fights and some bottle throwing
broke out among a siiable crowd
al Orange County Raceway in
Irvine, where the evening's races
were scheduled to be followed by
a rock dance.
One man, who was not iden·
tined, wa.11 hospltaltzed after be·
ln1 1truck by a beer bottle. In ad·
dltlon, there were reports of
~everal minor traffic accidents
amonl( peraon11 leaving the
raceway.
The Oraniio Coonty Shenrrs
department rcl)(lrted tho situa-
tion waa wider control by l a.m.
today, with pAramfdlcs trutln1
nverll raceway patrons tor ill·
n«"ss and aeveral for lnjut1 rC'
celved In rithL'I.
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Price Percolates Cutbacks
Coast Java Drinkers
Shunning the Brew
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Of lht 0~1ly P1lol Sl•tl
With current coffee prices JUm
pier than a 10 cup-a -day
drinker's nerves, Orange Coast
consumers, retailers .
wholesalers and restaurateurs
are beglnnmg to get ~gy.
And iC there's one word most
use to describe the doubling of
wholesale coffee prices in the
past year, it·s "rld1culous "
Although the rapid chmb of
coffee prices <now above S4 a
pound and expected tp shoot even
higher) is hurting the business
end, only local consumers arc
truly in a position to do anythm~
about it Some brew sippers have
taken the simplest and most l'f
fective measure to fight the cof·
fee crunch: They've slopped
drinking it or cut back u::;e s ub
stantially.
A survey of Orange Coast rl'si-
dcnts revealed a sizable 18 pcr-
<.'enl of drinkers have dropped the
caffeine habit and an additional
29 per<.'ent are cutting back.
About two percent say they
have switched to other beverages
hke cocoa or tea, but one man
has found a less traditional way
for a quick pick·mc-up. "I quit
drinking ..... coffee. I only drink
hard liquor," he said.
"In direct relationship to the
price, I have cut down m y drink·
mg <coffee) about 70 percent."
one woman commented.
Six percent said the price rise
has had no effect on their coffee
drinking habits and four pt'rcenl
said pnce 1s no obJcct.
There are others who are try·
mg unsuccessfulJy lo end their
coffee consumption. "Coffee has
gone so out of sight and we arc
King Mur~r Plots
Bared by Informant
LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP> -The
House Select Committee on As
sassmations is investigating al·
legations from a man who claims
several members of a police de-
partment and FBI agents plotted
to kill Dr. Martin Luther King
Jr .. Rep. Gene Snyder <R -Ky. >.
said Saturday.
Snyder said he met the man
"face to race" and that " he ap
peared to be rational, a logical
kind of man."
Snyder said he got a letter from
the m an and listened lo a tape the
man said he made of the alleged
assassination plot. Snyder re-
fused to say whether the man or
the police department involved
were in Kentucky.
Asked why the man contacted
him and let him listen to a copy of
the tape recording, Snyder said,
.. He may have just been looking
for someone with nerve, a
fighter."
Snydel' read part of the letter
and used the word "blank"
wh&re the man had u~ed names.
·~ retired from <blank) police
department in (blank> after
serving <blank> years." Snyder
quoted the letter as saying.
"While 1 was in the police depart-
ment I was innocently involved
in a conspiracy to assassinate
CLOSER -More
than 10 million Americans wear
contact lenses. Starr Writer
Hilary Kaye surveys the most re-
cent advances in this eycwear,
especlall~ the growing trend
toward soft lenses. Pate Bl.
Pl RST LADIES -Presidents'
wives achieve 1 fomo and follow·
int or thC'lr own and a ffrst·n•m
famlllarity with tht public. An
Associated Pren feature tell•
what'• new with B a, Mamie,
Jacklo, LadJ Bird, Pat. and t·
ty. Pai 83.
,
Dr Martin Luther King.
"lnvolved in this conspiracy
were agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. agents
(blank>. (blank > and (blank) and
others that I did not know,"
Snyder said, continuing to read
the letter. "Members of the
<blank> police department, chief
of detectives. captain (blank I.
lieutenant (blank >. officer
I blank>. lieutenant (blank) of the
horn icide bureau and president
of the FOP sergeant (blank)."
FOP stands for Fraternal
Order of Police. an organization
for police officers.
Snyder said he could not
divulge the names listed in the
letter or the identity of the man
who contacted him.
"Whal l'm saying," Snyder
said, "is those blanks need to be
protected if there's nothing to
this. And if it is an accurate al-
legation that he's made. then the
author of the letter needs to be
protected. The committee 1s in·
vesligating it."
In Washington. an FB r
spokesman said, "Anything ori
assassinations we have to say 'no
comment' because it is before a
con~ressional committee."
When she wrote •'Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes," Anita Loos was
jealous of a blonde woman. But
now she says men's tastes have
chan1red. and she attributes it to
the women's movement. Page
B6.
TAXING IDEA -Syndicated
cartoonist MacNelly makes
some amazin• deductions in his
ver1ion of the U.S. lndlvidual
Tax Return. It's his way or
wllhlnl a lot or laughter and
many happy ret.u.ma to U.S. tax·
payer.. PaacA7 •
f'
living on social security.'' one
elderly woman said. '"We arc try-
ing lo find some other means of
drinkin~ but when you have
formed habits for 50 years it's
very difficult."
While the latest price hike wilt
not make its financial effect
known at local markets for
another few weeks. many local
restauranL<; have already raised
prices following January's pnce -
jump.
Denny's Coffee Shops recently
upped prices a mckel to 35t per
cup at all or its locations.
Anne Cox. who manages a Den-
ny's branch in Huntington
Beach. said a few people com·
pla.med but the shop is still J>C2Ur·
1ng the same amount of coffee 1l
always did.
The Int('rnational House of
Pancakes chain, which has seven
Orange County outlets. has in-
voked a similar across-the· board
pncehike.
Costa Mesa JllOP manager
Augustine Rodriquez said the
price went up IO cents last week
to 45 cents for each person shar-
ing IHOP's large table pot of cor-
fee. which is still available.
He noted that distributors have
lowered prices on cocoa and tea.
50 percent to help ease the situa-
tion. "A year ago coffee was un·
der $2 a pound and now we are
paying $3.27," said Rodriquez.
Coffee roasters blame the
wholesale increase on the price
or green coffee beans, up steadily
smce July 1975. when a frost
(See COFFEE, Page Al)
Head Wounds
Killed Toro
Housewife
Rachel ·sparling, the El Toro .
housewife whose body was found
in nearby mountains by hikers,
died of multiple gunshot wounds
in the heiul, the Los Angeles
County coroner said Saturday.
Following an autopsy, the cor·
oner's office said Mrs. Sparling,
36, had been shot twice m the
head. No other information was
available.
Meanwhile. Pasadena police
reported no new developments in
the case.
The body was found Friday by
two hikers .
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Costa Mesa
Rain gods deliver for Mesan
If you ask the weather burc•au "hat brought last week's
ram ·vou might gel a complex explanation involving
weakenL'<.I h1S?h pr<'s!l ure systems. Bul if you ask retired Art
tn)>lruclor Tltll J>avne whal brought it on, he'd have to admit
some rL•s pons1b1i1ty. l'.iyne. for the 14th time, laid a
number of C'lay "rain gods'' out on Orange Coast College's
campus on TUt.'Sday and for the 13th time, ~he small figures
apparently did their work. Payn~ says.the figures w~re used
by Indians J.200 vears ago to hnng ram. Last weeks effort e~1mc about aflt•r: fri ends urged him to come out of rain.mak·
an~ rctin•mt.'nl to try tu quench the lhirsl of drought·ndden
Orange County.
Laguna Beach
Bright fireball
lights the sky
Newport Beach
Look! Up in the skv. Was il
a bird? A plane? No. rt was
some so11 of unident1fwd fl}
mg object spotted by at least
two Laguna Reach
poltceml'n. Ac:cording t o
Capl. Neil Purcell. he "<1 s on
patrol in Laguna last Thurs·
day when he spotted a
fire ball. a huge, brilliant
blue-while ball of light "1th ;1
tear-drop tail mo.,, ang at high
spt.'ed that plunged behind a
hills ide in the canyon. Of
ficers are searching the area
for signs of a meteor. but say
so far there's been no sign of
the objeet
Teachers make show of unity
ll1gh S<'hool teachers an the Newport-Mesa school dis
trict flex<.•d their muscles last week as they took unilateral
action and declared a hatr day session last Tuesday to pro·
tcct the slow s peed of contract negotiationi between
teachers and dist r1ct. The action left other teachers, ad
m inistralors and student:. confused and uns ure of what lo do
about <·lasses that \\-ent off normal schedule. Many stu·
dents m the large d1stnct s imply opted for g<*t1 home when
lunchtime rolled around When the smoke cleared, teachers
told the d1stncl they might do 1t again just to make it clear
they were solidly behind negotiators. A federal mediator 1s
on the WJ} to help re:.ol ve the long dispute
Freak twister tosses towns
Tt wus nn ill wind thut blc-w through much of the coun-
ty Th11rsdav. In fa r t. 11 was e.1llf'd a twister in portions of the
north l'OUn°ly IJrl'a where \\IOU!> toppled signs and npped
roofs from industrwl buildings. Along the coast, the winds
from the bn<>f. freak storm r hurn('d waves, but olherwhe
did tilth~ damai.w. North countv damage reports int'luded
rower outages to 12.000 homes, ncMly 200 toppled trees and
a short but int<-ns(' thunck rslorm. Weather bureau officials
have tC'rmed th" storm a tornado, and residents of
Fullerton, hurdest hit hy tht• winrls, s aid a gray funnel.
"Moving almost in slow motion." had hovered above the
city for about 15 minutes.
Huntington Bt'ach
Silent neighbors watch heist
Good n<>ii?hbor poltc1es apparently d1cln 't work m Hunt·
mgton Beach last week 11s police reported that neighbors of
the Worob family stood by and watched as a team of
burglars spent more than an hour systematically looting the
family's home. Said one policeman. "We have a hell of a
time as 1t 1s <'atching the crooks and making the cases stick
when we havt• th<.> help of the publi c. but this is incredible "
Neighbors said tht-y didn't want to get involved. One of
those neighbors had rccenUy been the victim of burglars. None of the witnesses called police.
Hijackers Give Up
BEIRUT, L<>banon (AP) -
Twt> armlM:l hijackers seized a
Tutldsh jetliner with 181 persons
aboard during n domestic nteht
Saturday and forced it lo land In
Beirut. The hijackers later irur-
rend"red after relcaslnJl tht>
pas~ unharmed.
equivalent of $300,000 in Turkish
currency after the Boeing 727
landed 500 yards from the civil
war-damagedaJrportt.ermlnal.
Later, lheye.aked to be taken to
a Palesllnlan refugee camp
·'where someone speaita Turkish
that'• •ll." Thoy finally 1"'1'en:
dored to Lebanete aulhorSUes
after Jes., than three boura on tht ground.
The h.U•ckers, ld4'!ntffit'd by the
pilot ODJ1 aa Isrna.il and Hannafl,
first demanded lu~I and the
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ORLANDO, Fla. <APJ -A
man WbO shot two people
held nv. athen bostJlp few more
than 10 hOun dled SalUl'd•y iD a
blaaln1. tear 1as·filled apart·
ment. Tho boltaces. two women
Hd thl'ff cbUdren, were not
hurt.
Police blamed a lovers' quar
rel for the incident that began
late Friday. The gunman rt!·
leased the children and a police
SWAT team rescued the women
before tear gas canisters set the
second·Ooor apartment ablaze.
Pohce Ch1ef James York said
the gunman, identified as Alg1e
Simmons, 42, appeared to have
died from smoke inhalation.
Earlier, Simmons refused lo
heed pleas from police.
churchmen and friends who
asked him to surrender.
Abduction
'For Love'
PASADENA, Tex. (AP) -A
father says his desire to live a
"normal life" with bis sick 4·
year·old daughter led him to ab·
duct her from a Florida hospital
and bring her to Texas.
"I just want everyone to leave
me and my little girl alone so we
can lead a normal life," said
Lloyd Thorton. whose daughter,
Wanda , s uff e r s from
hydrocephalus, or water on the
brain
•• 1 °\ e been with her since the
day she was ho rn ." said
Thornton. "I know enough about
her <'Ond1t1on to handle the s1tua-t10n ..
Officials in Florida s aid
Thornton took Wanda last Sun-
da y from the University of
Florida Hospital at Gainesville.
''here his wife had taken the girl
for treatment. Doctors there said
tht'\' feared a tube draining fluids
from Wanda 's brain wa s
malfunctioning.
Authorities issued a warrant
for Thornton 's arrest on a kid·
nap1nf( churge They later said
they dirt so only to insure that
Wanda received proper treat·
ml•nt.
Thornton surrendered Thurs-
day to police in Pasadena who
look Wanda lo John Sealy
Hospital tn Galveston. Doctors
there said the girl. nicknamed
''Sissy," was in good health.
Tlte kidnaping charge against
Thornton was dropped and the
34 year·old carpenter told hi s
s tory Friday night to th e
Pa!ladena News Citizen.
··sissy is my <'hild," Thornton
:.aid. "She means more to me
than anything, and I made a vow
to God when she was born that I
would look after her and give her
the best.·
Kissinger,
Carter, Top
Aides Confer
Wi\SJIINGTON (AP) -Presi·
dent Carter and his top national
security advisers spent 3~ hours
chscussmg fore1~n policy with
former Secretary of State Henry
A. Ki ssinger. a White House
s pok<.>sman said Saturday.
The spokesman said in a pre·
pared statement that the dis-
cussion c1urmg dinner Friday
night covered "a complete range
of Core1~n pol icy issues including
the Middle East, Southeast Asia,
the Far East. Africa and SALT."
The d1scuss1on came as the
Pres1c1ent's advisers began
weekt'nd meetings to prepare
negotiating positions for a new
s trate(!1c arms lim1tation treaty
Si\LT
Pr~ent at the White House
dinner with Carter and Kissinger
were Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance and Zbigniew Brzezinski
ht'ad of the National Security
Council, and the wives of the four
men.
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aald.
The WOUlld , a m and •
womao. were repot"l.94 lA tair ~ondJUoa at a boap1la.I.
Slmmon1 • body wae round
beneath a pile ot debris in a
hallway ot the apartment locatm
1h a sprawlin1 complex.
"We tried our best" to 1et him
to surrender, the chier said, "but
our luck kind or eave out."
Simmons had been the
boyfriend of Twinity DuBose, 26,
one of the two women held
hostage, said police spokesman
Bruce Henson.
"He JUSt wouldn't leave her
alone," said Mrs. DuBose's sis·
ter, Margolia Anderson. "They
went toaether a long time ago.
but he kept coming back and
beating her up and threatenjng to
shoot her or the kids · ·
Hens on s aid Simmons, a
restaurant chef, had a police re-
cord for assaulting and threaten·
ing Mrs. DuBose and that he had
recently served a Jail sentence
and was out on probation Mrs.
DuBose and her children's father
were separated.
Police said the <'pisode began
late Friday when the gunman ap-
proa~hcd Louis Smith, 40, and
Patricia Truss, 26. as they were
leaving Mrs. DuBose 's apart·
ment.
He shot and wounded them
both and forced Mrs. Du Bost•
back into her apartment, where
her ('ousin. Patnc1a Carson. had
remained with her own child and
Mrs. Du.Bose's two young sons.
Laverne Carson, Patricia's sis·
ter, also was in the home but
·managed to escape. She alerted
police and neighbors.
Congo Panel
Takes Power
KINSHASA, Zaire (AP > -An
ll·member military committee
has assumed power in the
People's Republic of the Congo
following the assassination of
President Marien Ngouabi, the
Congo radio reported ii.aturday.
Radio Brazzaville, monitored
here, said Ngouabi was fatally
s h ot Friday by a Capt.
Barthelemy Kikadidi, who led an
"imperalist suicide commando"
squad in attacking the 39·year-old
president at army headquarters.
The radio said the attackers
escaped and appealed to the
whole nation to find them. It said
Ngouabi was shot in the jaw and
died "with a gun in his hand."
0111, Po lot Plloto by A ...... ,,, KotlllH'
JOHN AND MARGO COOK MARRIED AT SEA
Bride Joins Crew, Becomes First Mate
Ltve,Ahoy
Wuple Set Life Cruise
It started with a classified ad in the Daily Pilot :md
ended with a wedding.
Margo Kessler of Huntington Beach was expecting ~d·
venture but not romance three years ago when she
a nswered an ad placed by John Cook. lie was seeking crew
members for h is 44-Coot ketch Faith to sail with him to
Hawaii. She was the only woman aboard.
Miss Kessler. 28, and Cook, 45, began their romance on
the trip and finally tied the knot Saturday morning on board
the Faith, several miles outside Newport Harbor. About 10
guests witnessed the ceremony, with the bride dre'ssed m
white slacks and a navy sweater and the groom in navy
slacks and a white sweater. The couple wrote their own vows.
Another 20 guests were invited on board for a reception
when the boat returned to its sup behind the Ancient
Mariner.
The romance was brought full circle when the bride pre-
sented her nautical groom with a surprise greeting -
another classified ad in the Daily Pilot.
The ad, which ran Saturday, said: "WANTED: Salty
Sea Captain for 48' Tpsl Ketch FAITH for life long cruise.
RSVP Lat. 33 deg. 31.5' Long.117 deg 47.8' March 19 at 1130. Love, theAdmira)."
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.. NOW . YOU CAN AFFORD TO CARPET THE WHOLE HOUSE
SHAGS$ 00
. • Plush Shags • Commerciol PER •DuPont •Nylons
SQ. • Hi·lows •Tweeds
• Solidi Volues to $6.95 YD.
DECORATOR QUALITY$ 99
PLUSH CARPET
I 00°/o NYLON PER
SQ. Values To $18.95 YD.
REMNANTS!
LARGE SIZE REMNANTS
for dining rooms. dens,
living rms bdrms etc
HEAVY QUALITY $
PLUSH CARPET
99
100% NYLON PER
SQ.
Values To $14.95 YD.
SHAGS $ 00
~ush S~gs • Sculpturt's PER •Hi-lows • T" Color Shag\ SQ. • Nylon Shags •Solids YD. •Tone on Tone VoluH To $9 9S
HUNDREDS OF ROLL BALANCES
PRICED AT COST!
SMALL SIZE REMNANTS
for vans , cars. campers.
trailers, bathrooms etc.
A GOOD DEAL/.; 11 '\ f'f/.'iP/1-1' ('11.,folllt't U ,. (;/ .IU.I \'/'l·.'I·.' ."i11ti.~f<lt'lio11 .'
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COSTA MESA• 645-4330
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POLICE PHOTOGRAPHER RECORDS SCENE OF DESTRUCTION AFTER ACCIDENT
Driver Crashes Store
Th l' ti ri H' r of a <'a r that
smashed through an unfin1shL'CI
store in Costa Mc·sa. wreaking an
est1m.atl•d SI ,000 1n damage
Saturday, n•portcdly told polite
he· s nol ::.url' how 1 t a 11 ha ppencd
I le wac; e1rrcstcd on !.Usp1c1on
of clrl\ 1ng \.\ h1lc 1ntox1caled
Pohl'l' said a true k d n vcn by
Robert Dean Wnght. 23, of 9152
Gettysburg Drive, Huntington
Beach, crashed into the store be
ing built by the J . Ray Construe·
t1on Company of Costa Mesa
a bout 3 a. m. Saturday.
The truck reportedly jumped
the curb, went up a four-fool dart
embankment and through a 10·
by ·20 foot ::.ect1on of wall.
dropped four feet to a concrete
<,lab noor and continued on to
s mash two six-by·seven·foot win-
dows of tinted plate glass
The accident occurred on Vic-
toria Street about 72 feet west of
Valley Road
Suspect Held in Tulsa Kidnap
Tl LSI\, Okh1 (/\!'> Two
wuml'll ttw \.\ tfl• of a Tulc;a
husincssman and hC'r t•mploye
were m1:-.:-.1ng for a s<.'t'ond day
Sa turda\ 10 \.\hat authorittl'S said
was .1 kuln.tprng des1gnl•d lo ex
tort S500. uoo
< lrw suspt•t·t "..is arrt•sl l'd \\ lwn
a rail to lhl• b11s1nl:'ssman was
tral'l'd to a muhtle home 111
Jenks 111-.t .south ol hNe I>1~t
All\. S :\1 Falh.s .Jr .said Larr:•
Cham•,. :11 \\Ould he tharged
\\ ith k1dn.1pml!.
lie \\as hl·tng quc•sLIClnl•d b)-
~
!>late and local officers trying to
locate the two wom en
The missing women were 1den·
ltfred as Mrs. Phillip 11
Ashmore. 35, and Kathy Anne
Rro\\n , 21 Miss Brown was
employed by Mrs. Ashmore in
the family's extensive hors<'
breeding operation.
Phtlhp Ashmore was told m a
telephone call Thursdily 111ght
that the ''~men had been abduct
l'd. authorities said. He \.\as
d1reC'ted to leave S.500.000 rn un·
marked SIOO bills at a location
From Pagv :l I
near J enks on Friday night.
At the urging of stale, federal
and local officer s. reporters
w1thhc•ld tht· story until a fte r the
arrest of Chanlc'y on Saturday
Ashmore arranged to have the
money dropped inside an old
rodeo arena near Jenks.
authorities said.
Two hours later. another call
told him the mone) was m the
wrong plJCe and he would get a
later rail telling him where to
plJce at.
'Dinies'
Walkers
Footsore
I I "'a:-billed a.s "SuperwaJk
.incl for tlw thm1.s<1nds uf partlt'I·
pants. the 20 male trek to l'ombat
brrth dcfrcls \\as quite an ordcul
1nclet•d
A c·ro\.\d that ma~ ha\'e rc-
achC'd 15.000 hiked a carefully
t•ho-.C'n route through In me lo
ht•nl'f1l th<· March of Dimes
Saturda\ The fund raiser \\a'>
c·os ponsorL·d by K EZV radio and
Mc Donalds restaurants
Among the weary walker~
"'ere Wt•ndy Corona, 12 <rn
shorts. leftJ and Julie Holloran.
13. both of Newport Beach.
An unusual approach was
adoptl.'d by Michelle Sekera. 14.
of F ountain Valley < righll.
-;hown with Phrl Vautnnol, 13, or
Huntington Beach
Money rarsed by the seventh
annual Walkalhon will be used
for has1c and t'11n1cal research.
pubht• health C'ducallon and pre·
natal care prngrams
Traffic control for the C\ent
w ac; proved hy I rvtne poltce
along \qth 1-:xplorer Scouts 1n
law enforc<'mc•nt po ... ts and their
,1<1ult Jclvi.ser.., ~ted1cal care and
1•nH•rg<'nry tn1nsport;.illon \\Cfl'
.i lso provided
COFFEE COSTS CAUSE CUTBACKS • • •
des troyNf rn;rny 1•offt'l' t rN•s 1n
Rraz1l , thl· world's large.st
~rower
But not Pvc•r:iv1>n1• hu,.., this
s tory. "I don't clnnk 11. hut 1f I clad
I wouldn't huv <In\. · onc> "'nm an
said. "It M•cmc; hkc• a tug hoax
just ltkl' evervthing t•lst• "
One man ::..;.11cl ht• rs c·on\ meet!
the situatwn 1.s pflltlrral .1nc1
a n o t hl.'r ... uggt•'ilt'cl \\.h1·rP
Rra11lran ,:?lll\\l'f" rnul<f i>Ul thc·11
hean.s
Howard I h man. pr , .... 11h·nl 11r
I ntern.1t1onal Tea an<f { 'nff('C' Co .
w hich operalC's 15 "C'offt'c Bean·
stores. agrN•s there's more tn th<'
s1tuatron than meet... lhc> cyC'
• Pcoplr musl rcm<•mhc•r the
coffee growing nat11ms are third
world counln<.'S with high mfla
tion and a need ror more
money.·· hC' said
Hyman said he bought a i.upply
of high-quality coffee that is still
sitting in an F.thiopion war<'house
becau11c "crooked hurC'aucrnts"
are demandini:: m ore rnsh
If there is any solace coffee drinker~ can find in this s1tua
tion. Hvman notes th<' lln1ted
S tales ·as lhC' only non cofre<'
growrng nation in the world that
doesn't put a luxury tRx on beani;
In Europe a pound of hi~h grade
coffee is 1tomg for up to $7 SO
Lest consumers think dis
tributors arc growing rat at con
sume~· expeO'lc, Hyman said
lhat his profit margin ha:; shrunk
l2 percent in the past year and
that most distributors are just
try mg lo hold on until the market
stabilizes. a prospect he says is
lessened hy speculators hoarding
supplies.
Don Hodge. of Imperial Coffee
Service tn Newport Beach.
agrees prices are "ridiculous ..
.. Eight months ago I \\as pay
1ng ah<lut SI 30 a pound and now
thev 're lalkm~ about S6 a pound
11nJps<., something turns :\round ...
he c;a1cl lie• currc·ntl)-p.1 \.., about
S..1 50 a pound
I hope people will slop buying
1t. he said, citing past price m
creases on sugar and meat that
were partially offsC'l hy con
s umer boycotts
Even 1f a boycotl leads to a re
duction in price. which Hyman
says doesn't appea r likely before
next year. Hodge said he fears
the market will never be the
same if people continue to :;witch
to other bcverag<'s.
''The price s1tuat1on is playing
havoc with us. our proms are
lower and everybody's scared."
he said "I really don 't know
where it's going lo go
While many consumers are
buying less ror home consump
lion or cuttina coffee out
altogether, restaurant managers
report little reacUon from the
one-cup-after·dinner crowd.
"Al our restaurant <Rusty
Pelican in Newport Beach>.
)
customers aren 't <Jll that con-
cerned," said manager Pal Pat·
Ion. who reports all or the Rusty
P elican /Ancient Mariner
restauranLc; 111 the chain raised
prices from 25 cents to 40 cenLc;
last week
S~ven Stevens. who runs the
I vy House tn Laguna Beach.
raised coerce prices from 35 cents
to 50 cents and said there were no
problems or complaints from
customers
Small businessmen like Dick
Hellwig. co-owner of H1d i's Cof-
fee Shop on Balboa Island. hopes
to avoid raising prices as long as
possible. "So rar we haven't done
anything," said Hellwig. "and
our attitude is that whenever cof·
fee gets to be a loser we will think
a bout raising prices."
None of the restaur ant owners
s urveyed said they plan to
e liminate free reflUs.
Corfee distributor Hyman sug.
gests consumers buy and drink
less coffee to force prices down.
He adds, "Instead of bitching,
they should picket consulates of
corcee growing nations who are
taking advantage of lht• SllUa
lion ··
Still. with prices c limbing
s kyward and reduced suppllei;,
there are those who cherish their
fa vonte brew too much to quit.
"It ha~n 't had 1ts erfecl." one
woman srud. "Even if the prtce
tripled, It wouldn't bother me." -·
' '
a,. AB ................
"I 'd 1lven ur on lbe
• Cup. came out hen 1 J ror drm ...
So a drtppln1 Ted
Tumer .. he wu fulled from the
chilly water• or Loni Beach
Yacht Club after wlanUic t.be
Con•r tonal Cu~ match rac:1"-
series on his elchth try ln 10
years.
Turner, the 38-year old owner
of the AUanta Braves bueball
team and the AUanta Hawlu
basketball team, became the
fint sailing skipper east of the
Santa Ana freeway to win tbe
prestigious match racing series.
Even so, be did it the hard way
-with a seven win and two loss
record, equalled by Tony Parker.
Annapolis. Md., but Turner had
beaten Parker in their match, so
came out with the victory
Henry Sprague Ill, Newport
Harbor Yacht Club. and Shawn
Durnin. Long Beach Yacht Club,
a Im ost proved t o b e the
Georgia n 's undoing. Turner
came from behind in the eighth
race to barely nip Durnin -who
had not won u r ace -and
Sprague handed Turner his
second defeat in the last race of
the day.
Spragu e also beat Dick
Deaver, Los Angeles Yacht Club,
in the eighth race, keeping him
out or ~tic with Turner.
P arlrer. runner-up last year .
was defeated by Ted Hood, New
York Yacht Club, an the final
race. but the Marblehead, Mass ..
America's Cup skipper fouled
out. thus giving the second spot to
Parker.
. Asked about his defeat by
Sprague. Turner sard
"I told the crew we wanted that
last race. but Sprague• got the
~la rt and sailed JUSl a lrttle faster
over the enti re course It was re·
allv ant1-chmact1r since we knew
we· already had the series won ·
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BROADCLOTH
PLAINS & PRINTS
.... 191-2.49 9 ac yd
HAW AllAM PRINTS
s 149 .... ).91 y4
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SKIPPER TED TURNER COLLECTS SURPRISE VICTORY
Win In Final Race Gives Braves Owner Congressional Cup
Also anti-cli m ac tic w as
Turner 's arrival at the LBYC
dock. He had lo swim the last few
yards as h is crew h ad un -
ceremoniously dumped him m
the drink prematurely.
··That was a hell of a thing lo
do,'' said Turner as he pulled
himself onto lhe dock with an ex-
pensive carqigan sweater sag-
ging lo his knees with salt water.
He chased his crew all over the
dock in an attempt to gel even.
but would up in the drink himself
again.
lo
D•lly Pilot PMIOI by Ric"""' Kooftlt•
TurnC'r 's frrs t try al the
Congres::.ional Cup was 111 1967
when he placed third with six
wins and three losses. lie came
back m 1968 for a second place
with the same score. In 1969 he
dropped to eighth with a 3·6 tally.
was fourth in 1970. 5·4: fifth in
1972, 5-4: third m 1974, 6·3. and
"'ou nd up fourth m 1976 after a
lhree wav ti<'·breaker salloff
between ·himself, Parker and
Deaver, the winner.
Saturday's eighth race was a
crucial on<.' for Turner He lost
the start to Dumm by nine
seC'onds and was 35 seconds
behind al tht• weather m:.irk after
he farlC'd to lay the mark on the
final tack after a furious tacking
duel.
Turnl'r ordered a JibinJ? duel
downv. ind which rcsultt'd in 16
Jtbes. rC'duc·1ng lhl' splrl to l3
seconds Hi s crew kept the
pressure on with an exhausting
tacking duel on the second
weathC'r leg to cul the lead to nine
::.econds
He frnaJly overhauled Durnin
at the S(•cond leeward mark and
took J nrnc second lei.Id m the
short leg beat to the f1ni::.h
D<'JH·r·s defeat by Sprague in
1 ht: sam<' race cas<>d the pres~ure
for Turner and his crew m the
final race The crew on the win·
ning boat consrsled of Marty
0 Meara. Gary Jobson. Bunky
llelfr1ch . Ri c hie Boyd, Con
Finley and L J i-:dgC'comb
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Mrs. Fluor
In Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Fluor. 77,
mother of Fluor Corp president
and board chairman J .R. Fluor.
w as reported m s table condition
Saturday nr g ht at Hoa g
Memorial Hospital in Newport
Beach
Mrs Fluor was admitted for
observation Friday. The nature
of her ailment was not disclosed.
THRU WEDHESDA Y
MARCH 23
TALON LINGERIE ELASTIC
ZIPPERS AND TRIMS
1/2 ,.RICE I oc yd
T-SHI T KNITS
ASSORTED 98c yd. FABRICS D"'9ffr l.""Jffl
.... 2.H ·UI
29c ye&. GAUZE
COTTON & POLY .... 1.91-l.fl
1 ... 2.0 99c yd
1 COTI'OH & POLY DOUBLE KNITS PLAIDS
s 149 ~u• y•
s 149
1-.UI I yd
GAIARDIHE POLYESnl AHO
POLY &WOOL
'SI '8 • ....... , ... ,. yd
,
On t he $cent ef T r easure .,. ........
Members of a private expedition beg.in
trek into clqsed missile range to begin a
search for buried treasure. The group 19'
seeking a long-fa bled $350 million in gold
allegedly buried in or near a mine shaft
atop Victorio Peak io the San Andreas
Mountains. Heavy equipment will be
brought in today as the search continues.
The Army has fought off treasure hunters
for years, and only recently buckled under
to the nearly constant requests for seatch
permits. But, only for two weeks.
Medicaid Prohers
Uncover Kickbacks
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Kickback schemes are present
"in every aspect of the Medicaid
system" and a law against them
1s not being enforced, a Senate
committee reported Saturday.
The Senate Committee oo Ag·
ing, m the latest of many con-
gressional attacks on the federal·
latins Nixing
U.S. Policies
SAN SALVADOR <AP) -The
.Defense Ministry on Saturday or·
dered all of its military personnel
training at US. bases m the Unit·
ed States and Panama to return
home.
The ministry said the action
was in line with the Salvadoran
government's decision not to ac·
cept future military aid from the
United States. It did not say how
many m('n were involved in the
rccailorder.
El Salvador, the smallest coun-
try on the American continent,
announced Wednesday it would
ttfuse U.S. military aid as long ao;
Washington tried to pass judg·
menton its human rights policies.
Neighboring Guatemala took
sl m ilar action the following day.
state health program for the poor,
said : ''There is new and mounting
evidence that the (Medicaid) pro-
gram is not only inefficient but
riddled with fraud and abuse."
HOWEVER, only one case has
been successfully· prosecuted un-
der a 1972 law against offering or
accepting Medicaid kickbacks,
the panel said.
The committee's report said
many pharmacists are forced to
pay nursing home operators a
certain percentage of the price of
nursing home prescription drugs
inreturnforthebusiness.
While the kickbacks are most
frequent in nursing homes, "in-
creasing evidence points to
hospitals, medical practitioners,
clinical laboratories and other
suppliers," the committee said.
The report, a summary of find·
ings from the committee's more
than 50 hearings on the Medicaid
progran:l over the last seven
years, told of ·evidence of
widespread kickbacks in
California, New York, Florida. II·
linois and Wisconsin.
The committee said it sent a
Questionnaire to all California
pharmacists and 200 others
around the nation.
UnUted Role
Expected f~r
Solar Power
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A gov-
ernment-funded study called the
"first 'whole-picture' look al
Ame rica's energy future,"
foresees moderate use of solar
energy by the year 2020 -but not
as adirectsourceof electricity.
The report by Stanford
Research Institute is optimistic
about using sunshine in place of
scarce fossil fuels to beat water,
warm houses and energize some
industrial processes.
. But Dr. John S. Reuyl, head of
the team that completed the
eight-month, $275,000 study, said
the high cost or turning s\Ullight
directly into electricity makes it
unlikely that a national solar
energy program envisioned by
the Energy Research and
De velopment Administration
could reach its goal by 2020.
Referring to the government
plan, known as ERDA-49, Reuyl
said: "Anything like the
E RDA·49 goal of 45 quads
(quadrillions of BTU's, a
measure of energy> ... will take
e xtraordinary solar energy
technology cost reductions or
other economic incentives
beyond those now contemplated,
or on the other hand, a larger·
than-expected increase in non-
solar energy prices.•'
CHURCH BELIEVES IN BINGO • • •
( From Page Al )
standpoint of being a developer
and investor, a broker or what
have you, any branch or the real
estate field.
.. And as a ~roup. I would say
r eal estate mvestors are people
with vision and that is what il
lakes to be a spiritual leader in
the church.·'
A blue-colored tract printed by
TOIL tells how it all came lo
found<'r Winston. ll explains
·'California m 1976 became the
J2nd state of the union to permit
charity bingo play by local adop·
lion It was accordingly a great
moment for Frank Winstoo when
he awakened one summer mom·
ing to the realnation that he had
a nine-year old church that was
entitled by law lo gain support
lor worthy goals by a means that
would be attractive to large
groups of people who might
otherwise not be lm mediately
motivated to help any cause,
however, worthy.
"But long before a person can
g.ivc. he can buy a lottery ticket
or play bingo. There, 1r he wins.
he happily collects his share.
And, lf it is not his time for vie
·ior y on a particular night. he can
tolerate what be paid, knowing
t hat be has had an evening of fun
a nd has simultaneously con·
tributed to one ot more worthy
projects.'•
TOIL's projects include ac-
quiring cemetery plots for war
heroes and rewrtti.og the Bible.
Its permit to conduct bingo
would require that 60 percent of
the income be devoted to a
Laguna Beach project.
Murley, the Lagunaf'eal est.ate
aaent who sold the f"rrst Christian
Church to Carlyle Group, has
proposed in a letter accompany.
mg the bingo papers that he head
up a comrruttee to disburse the
bingo moaey.
Murley suggests a "blue rib·
boo committee" include Carolyn
Skendarian. the realtor who !isl·
ed the church for sale. and
Michael McFadden, a publisher.
both of whom have agreed to
serve, according to Murley.
Murley suggests the money
c-ould fund development of a
community center.
Earlier events leading to sale
of the First Christian Church to
the Carlyle Group were cloaked
in secrecy, enn after the im·
mediate opening of escrow .
Murley at first refused to re·
veal the name of Lhe buyer. It
was learned, however, the buyer
was the Beverly Hills concern.
Waller Jitner, at the Carlyle
Group's office at Wilshire and
Santa Monica Boulevards, would
say nothing except that neither
he nor the investment group
wanted publicity.
"I bate to be rude, but I don't
think we're interested in any
publicity in regards to the
purchase of the church.
"We don't particularly like to
publicize our investments md so
on. We buy things and that's il
We're a priv.te corporation and
we ft ave no i.riterest in it.'•
Asked if he would be willing to
discuss any potential uses for the
church building, Jitner said,
··No."
"We buy properties all over the-
United States and we have calls:
from people asking the same
thing. It's just our policy." .Jitner
said. ·
Murley said the buyer had a net
worth "in eight figures'' and has
dealt with "mobile home park.4',
shopping centers and apart·
mcnt."
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HANOI -Al M pla"4 a fUrted
st.an ad Itri~ on a a:m.aU
black c..ut wtt.b tbe name "RoJ
Bowlln1" painted ln wblte Jeaen.
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t.ear from h1I eye and aa.ld ... We
did not cet everythlna we came
for but this makes up for a lot. ..
T H E T ALL, erievinc
Montgomery and a score ol other
Americans were officiating at the
simple but Hlemn ceremonies at
Hanoi 'a Gia Lam Airport Satur-
day morniog for the remains or 12
American pilots who had died.
years ago in the skies over Viet·
nam and were now making their
last flight -back to the United
States, ball a world away.
Each casket received a nag,
placed by the members and staf(
of the presidential commission
that had negollated their return.
• I
Vietnamese officials, who had
finally agreed to turn over the re-
mains after years of bargaining,
had taken the caskets earlier to
the airport and helped set up the
table where they rested. Then the
Vietnamese respectfully moved
away to the edge of the airfield so
that the Americans clustered
around the caskets and the huge
U.S. Air Force Cl4 l Starlirter
could mourn alone.
AMERICAN CREWMEN CARRY BODIES TO PLANE
Bodlea of 12 Americana Were Returned In Hanoi Saturday
CREW MEMBE RS of the giant
plane, and military members of
the commission's staff in full un-
iform, solemnly carried the
caskets into the belly of the
a ircraft past other saluting
Americans.
In the background were remin·
ders or the war these pilots bad
fought and died in. A concrete
buildin;; still in ruins could be
seen in a nearby paddy, bombed
by U.S. planes1i&P"ing the war, ac.
cording to Vietifamese officials.
Standing on the airfield was a
U.S.·built C130 transport plane
once flown by the old Saigon Air
Force but now in use by the war's
victors.
But the most touching reminder of the war was the row of flag.
draped black caskets containing
theremainsofthepilots.
Capt. Roy Bowling was from
San Bernardino, Calif. He was
shot down on Nov. 17, 1965, when
the war was entering its furious
phase. The others also had died in
those intense years of war and
were among more than 2,500
Ameri ca ns missing and
otherwise unaccounted for.
THE PASSIONS that sent these
young men to Vietnam in the first
place, and then prevented their
return home to America for so
many years, seemed to have
cooled.
There are st ill many
Americans missing in Vietnam.
U.S. officials say they have no ii·
lusions, and that most of them will
never be accounted for. .
Butsomemaybe.
'Dardn~ Steps Down
BERKELEY CAP> -Charles Darwin stumbled
from the stage, overcome by the nostalgia of a half·
forgotten line of poetry.
His students, some 700 or them, rose to their feet
and thundered thei r approval of the great evolu·
tionary theorist as he concluded his Jasllecture at the
University of California.
Darwin's farewell marked the last for a half.
dozen greatscientists-including Louis Pasteur and
Gregor Mendel -who arc leaving the Berkeley cam-
pus this year when Dr Richard Eakin reaches the
university's mandatory retirement age of 67.
Each semester Eakin treats his undergraduate
zoology students to glim pscs of the personal styles or
the great men of science, donning appropriate period
garb and foreign accents and indulging what he calls
a bentfor "ham acting."
It took him three hours Friday to apply Darwin's
chest-length gray beard, his characteristic bushy
eyebrows and straight gl'8y hair before he shuffled
onto the stage, looked skeptically at the microphone,
and began deadpanning in a slow, ponderous voice:
"l have been instructed that if I speak into this
tube my voice will appear as coming from heaven.
Well, I dislike new-fangled contraptions, and I no
longer believe in heaven ... "
As Charles Darwin, Eakin said, he can add a few
moral lessons that his students might not care to
hear from him. "Love science, but do not worship
it,•· Darwin tells the students." Put science in its pro-
per place, ranking it along with philosophy and his·
tory, with religion and music, with literature and
art."
Eakin said he is not happy about retiring from
daily work in the classroom -butrus characters live
on. Already he has accepted half a dozen engage-
ments to present the character of Mendel. The six
lectures also have have been reproduced in a series
of educational films.
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.. DON'Tlmow •fin are. tfter"rethe "aarnd
Roma and ~ Owtnp ot Wllmtnltcft. who lmt UU. lo tbelr bOUM
la•t w k Lhey failed to pa,y a .-.so m41d.lca1 bill.
The houM.,. sold for Sl. •t • publlc WC'Uca to meet the
m andl ot • collection qeney worltin1 IOI' the doctor. At tbe time, the
Owlngs had a 115,000 equity ln the house.
The family'• pllghl came lo lilht lo oeW11paper articles. •hlch
pointed out that both the husband and wife were illiterate and
claimed thut they had no\ been able to read the contents of repeated
warning letters from the collection agency.
"I FEEL LIKE I just save them $13,000 today," the speculator
who bought the house, Rodney Buck, said of the Owin&s. "That's
bow much profit I would have made."
But he added: ''I just don't want to be the bad guy."
Bu<'k had initially refused to s~I the home back to the Owings at
his CO!>t Rut after the newspaper publicity. h.e said he was Oooded
v.ith phone calls -many of them offenng money to help the Owings,
and others condemning Buck for has action.
He !'la1d the S2.000 settlement would pay h.im for his investment
plus the finders fee he paid the man who found him the house. The
funds were donated by employes of Long Beach Realty in Belmont
Shore
.Su.spended Priest
'Horwred' by Firing
SAN FRANCISCO (/\P) -An
Episcopal priest say'> ht• •·f<.•l t it
was an honor" to he• suspended
ufter his congregation broke with
the national church 1n protest of
ord :.11nin~ women priests.
T HF. ACTION against the Rev.
Robert MorSl' or St Peter's
Church 1n 0.1kla11d y. as un·
nounced hv B1!-ihop C.:. Kilm~r
M vers. l\h·erc; said 1t was "Wllh
g r l' a l p ·l. r s Cl n J 1 p j I n a n d
anguish' that he '>Uspen<led lht•
rector.
Re\. Morse not1£1cd thc bishop
in February that has congrega.
tion had voted ovc•rn hclmmgly to
break "1th the national church
because nr arl1ons tak('n by the
Episcopal Gcn<.'ral convention in
Minneapolis last September. He
said orda1ntni:! women priests
was Just a s mall part of the
"radical chic 1mai:te" bl'ing am·
posed on lhL• chur('h.
"We're not giving up our
faith," he said. "These guys are
so trendy, caught up in the spirit
of the limes, we don't have
anything til common with them
any more."
REV. MORSE said he would
continue to celebrt.tte liturgies
and ht.> said he has the full s up
port of his parish. He said lht•
suspension was "hke being cast
out of hell."
Rev Morse said he had JUst rl'·
turned from Chicago v.hcrc he
was helping to plan a convention
in St. Louis next September that
could result in the formation of a
trad1t1onalist Episcopalian
chureh to rival the Protestant
Episcopal Church m the L'mted
States.
A statement by Bishop Myers
sa id Episcopalian s and
Anglicans may not receive the
sacraments from Rev. Morse un·
lll the suspension is hfted.
Rape Suspect
Meets Death
LANCASTER (AP) -A hitchhiker who al-
legedly raped a tet•n·age girl and stole her car after
she gave him a ride has been killed when he crashed
the car OV<'r an t•mbankment.
P nlt('C' sa1ci .J .H·k Con\\ a,., 19. ''as dearl on ar·
rival at .1 local hm.p1tal l\uthont1<'" ~aid that a 16·
vear-old l:!lrl p1d.1·d up tht· h1tchh1king Conway in
Van "'ll).., on 'I hursday. Sh<· tnld police he pulled a
knife and commandeered
---------th<• ('ar. drove her to a
( /'/~/£/.'.t..' J '>t·c•nic '1ew are.1 near > ' -.., Lanca..,tcr where he
raped her. left her by the
ii1dc or the road, and fled
tn thl' girls ear. losing 1·ontrol <.1nd crashing uver
the embankment, police said.
CllINA LAKE CAP> -An unarmed l.' S Navy
Tomahawk <·ru1 ... 1• m1ssill· was f1rc·d Saturdav on a
test flii:tht lrom tht• ,"llaval Weapon ... Center at.China
Lak<' lo lh<• Dug\\ av Proving Ground in l 'tah
The flight "'il.., the.• first of <,c·H·ral overland
nights plann<'d to furtht·r 'rnfy th<· Tomahawk·,·
ability to nn\ 1i:.11t• m 1•rland to a predcterminl'd
area, a Nil\' <.pokt·sm.in '>aid Aft pr reaching it'>
target, th<• mh'>th• w .is rt•c-overed h\ parachute.
A,.Wl,.pl>oto
S.F. PROF. HOLDS LOOT
300 Items Recovered
Stole n Art
Hoard Safe
SAN FRANCISCO (/\P l
Somt• 300 prc>-Columbian
artifacts stolt•n from museums
and imperial graves, and sm.ug.
~led into Lhc Cn1ted States have
been recovered by federal
agents.
Archeolog1::.ts excimining the
prcc1ous h oard sa id the
artifacts would be worth $20,000
to $30,000 if sold together. If sold
individually the artifacts could
be worth about $100,000, they
::.aid.
U.S. Customs agents said the
artifacts represented the largest
single recovery of historical and
cultural antiquity in the Western
United States.
Ho119(•r N•Oll t 'of"ing Bump flfl
During ca,,al Town·s Sptci.c11l1r An .. al Spring Siie •••
'llAllCllCO CAP I -A
OUO•« n My I
Chur<'h. tn
an l bralnw~.
tt• .... t.b.•t ahe NUKUd •
aYcr.,. ol DDO a d.ay for tbe
arou,p.
LS U S 8 ROWN look lbe
• d to try to convince Su~rtor
Court Judie S. Lee Vavuri• not to
Ch• c:on..rvatorshlps to her
parent. and the parent• or four
other \JniflcaUon Church mem·
hers seeldn& to depro1ram tbe1r
children.
Miu Brown said she doesn't Ue
when collecting money for the
church, but she says the money is
for "a youth group or a God·
centered community.··
"I always felt Lhal was the
truth," the 23·year·old from New
Jersey said.
She told the Judge that once she
('OIJected $1,300 m a single day
for the church.
Miss Brown said "my whole
awareness seemed to be opened"
after joining the church. She said
she recently left the group to try
to evaluate her membership in 1t,
but went back after four days.
T HE PARENTS requesting
30·day temporary con·
SAN FR o\~('lc:;co ( 'p) PilS'>l"ngC'rS hanging
from the Sldt•S Of lht• CllV S (':lhll' rnr ... Y.111 beCOffi('
JUSt a mcmnrv '\r w rt·J?Ulat1nn ... adopted Fnd;l\
hm1t each 1·.1r to 1;0 pasM'ngrrs .tn<I ,1l'>o hm1t thr
number of JIOl'>"f'n~<·rs w hn can stand on the outside
running bQ,1rcb ol c·•irs
Oft 111 onltrs over S200 wllll 25~ If own 11 lime ot onrer or lns11nanon 1n4'yovr gool
credit -ONE YEAR INTEREST fREE CllEOIT ••• SAME AS CASH'
"lt'sjusl not thr sam<' good llmrc; that 1t used tn
be." said ilrtPm<in l>l'nn1s McCov w.hooncc carried
147 passen~••rs on a Hyde Street run
Dadb Slnm E nru11 .loll Term
LOS ANC:F:LF.S (/\I'> -A 43-yc3 r old Los
Angeles man hac; lli.'f'n s<•ntencNJ to 45 nights in jaii
and fined $.'ilO for dnvtn~ umkr lhl' 111fluence nf
alcohol whm h<' !>lammed anto the rear of Police
Chief Edward nav1s' car Feb 13.
Henry M Aguilar was sentenced to a work-
furlough proj!rarn for the 45 davs. He was also
placed on thre<' years' probation and had his
driver's licenst.' suspended. lie pleaded no contest to
the drunken driving charge.
Long.. llard Woy to Ro•e Boacl
PASADENA ( P) .Jerry Tyson went to the
Rose Rowl Saturda~ .. incl hl' did at the hard way by
Jumping out of an a1rpl<10e over the stadium when
he found himself face to face with that devilish
poss1b11ity lh"t haunts all skydivers -his main
parachute failed to open properly.
Tyson, a member of an cxh1bition skyjumping
team. fell like a lead weight until, after he had come
perilously close lo a fatal meeting with solid
ground, his t.'mergency chute opened and saved his
life.
Afrport EIR Studfl Faulted
BURBANK (AP> -Two Los Angeles city coun·
cilmen claim a preliminary environmental study
for the Hollywood·Burbnnk Airport is deficient in
analyzing the erfect the facility's closure would
have on other airport!\.
Wachs also said the report did not adequately
assess the financial Impact of the proposed public
acquisition of the airport. including reduction in
prop~rty lax revenue, legol llablllt1el! and col!lR of
•nobe litigation.
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( PEOPLE J In the DAILY PILOT
EXAM PU
Amount of Pure111se $400
Down Payment ~I lime ol Order or lulallation $100
SJOO
A.P.R. Rale A Flt11nct CJl•rves_±.
Total ol Payments $300
12 equal pay111enl1 of $25 uch
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<'hlldr n r lllm the ynunf
peopJ • mlnda ur o acr m
by t!M C'hul"<'h'1 allttJ~ l hn•·
q al ('OltttV• penuuloa th t
they <'an.not I av t.be ll"OQP of
~r own frft well.
Another al the younic church
memMr1, Johnny Hovarv of
DanvlUe, abo leltlfie-d that ho
C'burrh
In docrlbl h co 11 -lo
lhtt U 8tJOn Ch 1ch. he a.ul,
"l w fCll' • rilAallty ...
lie saJd atnce joln.lnc, be no
Iona r 1.11i11 dr'uel. hu e self
disc! • a 1 er characwr
and more aoall ln lUe.
Cost Paid for Birds
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Almost a
half million dollars is being puid
to owners of exotic b1rds
destroyed in efforts to halt the
spread of Newcastle's disease, a
government official says.
Dr. E G. Ongert. who heads a
task force assigned to the JOb.
said 12 flocks contammg 7,156
bards were destroyed before a
60·day period of surveillance
began Saturday.
Their owners \\ill be paid a
total of $489,745 in government
funds, Ongert said.
The source of the disca~e. first
·reported at two bird wholesale
farms at Alpine east or San
Diego, has not been determined.
Said Ongert In a nnouncing the
waiting period: "We think this
thing has peaked out."
Since late February, Onge rt 's
group has worked to avert an
epidemic hke one in 1971·73 in
which 12 million ch.1ckens were
lost an Southern Califom1a.
Soviets Warn U.S.
MOSCOW CAP> -The Soviet
government newspaper Izvestia.
an an apparent reference to
Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance's coming visit to Moscow.
warned the West Saturday not to
let" artif1c1al complications" like
the human rights issue interfere
w ilh the progress of detente.
HELD OVER -FINAL WEEK
o~ To The H-. RffPO"M
We Hern Erlendtd Our Sale
UnHIScriurdcry. 3/26/77
Just a few ol lhe cerpels in our huge inventory
ere llsted in Ihle ad .•• Select from over
50 luxurious alylea and over 500 tempting
colors! ANO •.• during this llmlted aale, we
will provide norm11 lnstall1lion 1bso·
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carpel 1nd p1dding!
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Prohleni of I
Well uvrr a h•ll·mlllioo Ora~e County r tdont.a
surfer lrom un ld~tity problem. thanks lo Lh~ U S.
Bur ou ~ t C~nsus.
Whether or not you know it or like 1t, ror almost
all general analyses done by the l'X~rts "back Ea"l "'
vou are a re~ident of the Anaheim Santa Ana.Garden
Grove Metropolitan Area
No matter that you live in Huntington Beach (thft
county's third largest in population>. or savor the uni
queness of Laguna Beach or pump your pride for Mi~
!'lion Viejo you are, for many practical purposes.
lumped into the Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grow
description
In deciding that Orange County warranted iden
tification as a separate metropolitan area back m
1959, the Census bureau followed its own strange rule"
and named the area c.itt~r what then were the county" ..
th rec laq~est d ties
It didn't make much M:n~c then and it makes less
~cnse now. With the coastal and southern portions or
Orange County taking on more and more importance
and more and more shares of the population -it 1s
ridiculous to leave lhe impression that all our lives re
volvc around Anaheim, Santa Ana and Garden Grove
The Census bureau should simply retitle it th<'
Orange County (Calif ) Metropolitan Area.
Saccharin Ban Unfair
Congress is getting a loud and negative reaction
to the Feeler a l Drug Administration's L>an on ~nc·
charm.
California ~en. S I. l layakawa, for exampl<·. s~ud
he has l"(;!(.'l'IVCd an avulanche Of mail from dieter..,
and diabeti<•s demanding the FDA edict be withdra\.\11
or changed by legislation
/\ new law prohubly will be require<! Cndcr tht
:-.o-c:ullcd Delaney clause of a 1958 law, any additiH•
•
lhat u c ncer ln man or animal mu.at be
wllhdrawn rrom lhe martet. no matter what the
dosa1e or the Ume perlod lnvolvcd.
Whllc a Canadian tat dld show aacchartn can
produce tumors ln rats, the doea.ge woa at uoreuona-
ble levels. Matching the experiment ln humans would
require a person to drink 800 J.2.ounce cans of dtcl
drmk a day for a lifetime.
Seo. Hayakawa and North Carolina Rep. James
Marlin plan legislation modilyin8 the Delancy clause.
And the former directer of Health, Education and
Welfare, Dr.Herbert Ley Jr., supports such a change.
The Delaney clause no longer is in the public in·
tl•rest. The tests were not applicable and consumers
want and need an artifical sweetener.
Liquor Law vs. Consumers
A bottle of J&B Scotch will cost you $8.40 in
Cahforma no matter if you but it in Yreka or Dana
Point. Early Times bourbon, one fifth of a gallon
worth, will cost $.5.49 plus sales tax.
The markup for the liquor dealer will be 23 percent.
J f you buy wine the markup will be 33 percent.
And if you buy a privately labeled booze, you'll
get it cheaper -but by law it cannot be marked down
more tpan six percent below its wholesale cost.
Such are the dictates of a California Court of Ap·
µcal decis ion which seems to contradict all current in
t crpretations or consum er interest.
Except for liquor, the so-called fair trade law~
were repealed by Congress in 1975. In California, a
37-year-old law setting minimum liquor prices still is in
cff ect -and apparently will be until the state Supreme
Court rules otherwise.
Without Judging the social values or liabilities of
drinking, it obviously is a discriminatory law that
s hould be overturned. ReseArch
Sloppy Diplomacy: Pardon Our Slips Showing
WASlUNGTON Th<'r<' I'> J
sloppiness about the Carter Ad ·
ministration whirh most people
here have allowt'd lo gel by
without marked cnt1cism
But now, Mr. Carter's time for
enjoying goodwill from the pr('o;s ,
public and
Congrt>ss
c·omes lo an
end. ll arct
looks are n·
quired. 111.,
handling of
foreign rcla
lions invites
spec1<1I
scrutiny
The fla1>
over Amencan dclcgat<.' Bradv
Tyson's apology al J t; !'-!
Human Rq~htc; Comm1ss1on con
ference m Geneva for L: S JC'
t10ns in Ch1lc> 1s the latest blundrr
in a series eomm1lt!'cl hy lht•
Carter Admm1strat1<1n
TYSON Of'f'EREO uur pro
roundest rcgn•ts for the roh•
some government nff1c1als. agen
c1es and prt\'alc i:troupo; played in
the subversion" or the late Prc•s1
dent Salvador(' Alll'ndt.-s Corn
munast gov<'rnment
Tyson's mca culpa seemed lo
be a pandcnng ~csturc lo the
U.N. dclegatei,, al the conference
and made the United States ap
pear lo be a simpering weakling,
indeed
But why s hould the Carter Ad ·
mmistrahon be blamed for the
mistake one diplomat made in
expressing his, and not the gov-
ernment ·s. opinion"
Well. to begm "-llh, 1t was can
didatc Carter <1s !hi' Prt>:m1rnt
still carrying on hkt> a t•ar1
did ate?> who, m the serond tit
bate wtlh Prec:1dcnt F'ord !Ort
6). chal"ged that the Repubhc,rn
administration "overthrew an
elected governmenl and ht•lp<'d
establish a m1l1lan• die·
tatorsh1p" m Chil<'
ln his press l'onfercnce last
Wednesday. President Carter
declared that "the Church com-
mittee in the Senate has not
found any evidence that the Unit
ed States was involved in the
overthrow of the Allende govern
menl in Chile."
Surely, Mr. Carter knew of lh<'
Church committee report when
he maderus accusation against
the "Republican adminislra·
tion" m his debate last October.
Is this the man who repeatedly
said, "I will not lie to you"?
Next. who put the earnest Mr
Tyson on the U S. delegation to
lhe Geneva conference. and who
"as responsible for his state·
men ts"
Well. it was t: N. Ambassador
Andrew Young, the same man
who once said he would ~upporl
the destrUl'l1on of Wt>slern
('1v1lization 1f 1t would hrini:
.1bout peace anrl hrntherh0<ld in
the Tlurd World
NOW TYSON IS :-.ay1n~ that he•
thought his "personal slalt•
ment" of opinion was "m ttw
s pirit of the Carter government
foreign policy as I undt•rstttnd
It "
Now if Tyson 1s takmg his cue..,
from Ambassador Young, we do
indeed have a problem. It wa!>
Young who declared, contrary to
Slate Department policy. that
the l'ruled Slates s hould provide
aid to the Vietnamese Com
munif>t gOH'rnment. one which
!-till violate:-> human nJ;:hl~" 1,.,.
keeping 200 .000 pol1t1cal
prisoner" 1n C'on1·cn trat1on
camps
IL v. a." Youn.I! who spok<> or
Cuban troops 1n \n,1.!ola J'i a
stab1l1Z1ng forcr. thus dpprm
mg thC'ir prP<.,t•m·c And 1t WJ<.,
Young ~ho mon· rec en ti y. and
-;till m his offhand manner, said
that l'.S soldll'rs could be part nf
<1 l N pcacck~epinJ! force in
t<.hodes1a
( THl~CH)
Mr. Carter's reaction to all
this? Well, he usually defends his
old buddy, ''Andy,'' as being mis·
understood, though the White
House covered the U.S. troops in
Rhodesia statement by saying it
was ab<>Ut a "hypothe~i cal situa·
tlon."
PRESIDENT CARTER did
describe Tyson's apology as "in·
appropriate," and now Tyson is
being summoned home by the
State Department for instruc-
tions in diplomatic procedure.
Meanwhile, there are rumbl·
ings in the diplomatic communi·
ty in Washington and elsewhere
about confusion in the Carter Ad-
mmistrat1on. In Geneva, a de-
legate of a Western ally of the
t 'n1ted Slates was quoted as sav
Punch
mg, "We are not here lo listen Lo
each other's personal views. We
a re here to express the views or
our government."
He went on to say that Tyson')-,
statement "not only undermine~
the credibility of the delegation.
but of U.S. foreign policy "
Mr. Carter's folksy "humcin
rights'' appi;oach to foreign
policy mi~ht win him populanty
points in the polls, the kmd he got
m his ntdio act last week. but it
doesn't necessarily do the United
Stales any good in the world.
IN GIVING A Soviet dissident
a pat on the back through a
personal letter, Mr. Carter can
say it is only his own view, but
the Soviets see it as White Hous<·
policy.
And having his secretary or
slate ask Congress to cut aid
funds lo some countries but not to
others beeause they aren't up to
Mr. Carter's :-land ard'-on
Start a fund for a cup o'coffee, guv?
Winner Bets on Democracy
f,
To the Edit.Or :
Your recent ed itorial
"Trustees and Apathy" did re·
mind us or those eligible voters
who won't bother to vote or will
have only vague ideas about the
candidates. Like you I became
discouraged early in the cam-
paign. I was aghast at the vast-
ness of the area mcluded in thf'
Saddleback College district. I
was bewildered on ways to cam·
paign in five unified school dis·
tricts covering 378 square miles.
It s emed hopeless, but un·
foTeseen help was on the way.
THE NEWS MEDIA began
art1cles and cave blographlcal
aketcMI of the candidates. The
Uatue of Women Voters gave many of us the opportunity to ap·
pear before .the public. The
verlout 1t4tf members or the
Dally PtloL gave cona1derable
time and ltort in puttlog
to1ether proflles, photocraptu
nd views of all candidates In
your circulation aru, and you
dld it as a publlc scr\llce. You
wrote, "It wa1 one of our obU1•
Uona but we'd be J 1 Ulan can
did If we claimed those column1
of lypt' !lad much lnn"ence on
our readers " Well, J breathed a
si&h of relict IUJd soon lou.nd tbaL
( MAILBOX )
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<OftdtMt i.tte" to 111 tpau or •Ii'""'-111 .. 1 h , .. • or .. td utt•" •' JOt wo,..1 or i.t• ,... .. M ,,....,
.,-.tort"« All i.tltn mu•t Incl-~..,.."""
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-.t ii .. 1tl1ci.ftt .... .., .. It •-Mt ~y Wiii .......... _.,,_
democracy was working in 1Lc;
own silent way.
The Daily Pilot editonal page
ror March 2 on "College Selec·
tions" strciued lruRlef'
leadership that is active and de·
eply Involved. Then you endorsed
me noting that I had offered to
work as a fuUUme tru1tee. As
trustee-eleet 1 am gratdul for
your •upport. Democracy works
in-Wondrous ways! I would bet on
lt.
EUGENE COENF.} McKNIGHT
Tru1tee·el ect
Saddlebnck College
'Talce Oar~ 'J'arp'
To the Editor·
Wlt'h re1 rd lo the note to
Oloom)' GU$ ;i few deys nico.
1omethlnt to tbt effect that the
power bont ract" would bring us
into the prescnt or somelhlnc like
that. this person has . obviot1$ly
never sailed. If he bad, he would
know that sailing in a heeled"over
boat at 15 knots is much more ex-
citing than pounding over the
waves, beating your guts out al
SO knots. Getting another half
knot of speed by trimming sails
is much harder and much more
rewarding than trying to poke
your lead foot through the floor
boards or an over-powered chunk
or fibreglass that was designed to
bounce over the waves rather
than glide through them.
IF I LOOK at this thing objec·
tlvely, I can see a place for power
boat.-.. IC a man lU<ea to fish, he ts
interested in 1ettlng to hit
favorite spot rather guickty, ao
he can iet on with tho buslnesa of
rtahlna. Here, a po.wer-boat ex-
cel11. On the other hand, &ail boats
don't assault your ears wltb a
tremendous barrage of nolse,·
they don't 1Unk up tho air we All
hnve to breathe with poisonous
rume11, and they don't dtpletoour
stock of nfltural resources. After
all, the wind Is Cree, and !l's
forever,
U11ually when I fttl a com
pulslon to write to tile edltor, 1
don 'l really care ll my opinion ls
in the majority OI' oot. b"Ut in &h1a
case. I'm sure where the majori-
ty stands. If you have any ques·
lion, just go down to the jetty
with your little pocket calculator
in hand, and count the number of
sailboats that pass at any given
time. They'll outnumber the
power boats by a healthy
margin.
In closing, J 'd hkc to urge alJ of
you power boat owners to pick up
a set of oars, and a tarp. Maybe if
we dorunout orpetroleum. you'll
be able to jury rig a sail. There'll
always oo a lot of sailors arouncl,
to show you how
WILLIAM D. HARVEY
1'.1(.lled "'1 Bead
To tbt Editor:
Whoever writes your headlines
ls ellher rtdlcuJous or deli berate-
ly distorts them. For example, in
)'O\lr Mau-ch 1' edltJon on the
front paae you have a headline
which ruds "Fluor Says 'No' on
Arabs." The article says the
1hareholdera voted against • re
solution by Rabbi Bernttd Ki.nil
In no wa)' can the d feet or lhc tt-
aolut1on be construed. as" 'No' on
Arabs"!
No. I am not. an employe or
Fluor or a atockbolder ------BOBERT H. DAfNEY
f
human rights is sheer hypocrisy,
and the world knows it.
In warming Israeli 0Hic1ab
hearts by using the phrase "d<'
rensible borders," and then call
mg that term "just semantics"
the next day, Mr. Carter caust·~
international experts to wonder.
The President's offhandedness
is not restricted to foreign policy.
I :;till don't understand why Mr
Carter phoned that gunman in
Ohio who had taken a police cap·
lain hostage, if he had adrrutled
that h.is action was "a dangerous
precedent"
If it was that. why set 1l" My
hunch is th:it Mr. Carter's phone
call will only inspire more kooks
lo lake hostages
H there 1s one area of Mr.
Carter's duties where he has
dragged his feet. it 1s in staffing
his government. ll<>'s made the
1 op appoint m<•n ts. but the
nt•t·essary rn1ddlt• levels are
hollow or staffed by diffident
hangers-on from the Ford Ad·
m mistrat1on
Where 1:-. that lake-charge
quality we were promised~'
Casual wuys and casual dress
are often charmmg. A patient •
shouldn't mind 1f his surgeon
wears a cardigan sweater-pro·
v1ding the surgeon is competent.
If he isn't, the casual sweater
won'thelp
Deductions Blamed
On Faulty 'Sin Tax'
The hitherto 1dyll1c rcla
tionship between L;l Trcbbmg
and Woofie Cranswell was sub·
Jt'cted to severe strains recently
by President Carter.
Liz and Woofie, who had come
to Washington to join the new ad·
ministration.
met at the m·
augural. It
"as love at
first sight and
they set up
housekeeping
1n a small
apartment on
Capitol Hill to
make ends
and whatnot
mt•et
A week ago last ThursdJY
Woofie came home from his Jl)b
as an environmental impact re
porter at the Department or
Housmg and Urban Development
with a strange look or\ his face.
"The President wants us to get
married," he said
"How did he know about us·~"
asked Liz nervously.
WOOflE shrugged. ''He JU<;l
showed up in the cafeteria and
said be hoped all or us living in
sin would get married. But, gosh,
Liz, while I'd like lo make you
and him happy, we just can't af·
ford that extra $92.25 a month "
"ls it really that much .
Woofie?" Liz asked
"Yeah, I worked it out agam. ·
Woofie said. "We each make
$15,000 a year, right? And we
each get a $2400 deduction. So
we '11 each owe $2583 in taxes for a
total or $5166. Check? Now if we
got married, we'd have a Joint in·
come of $30,000 a joint deduction
of $2800 and a joint tax bill of
$6273-or $1107 a year more than
we're paying together now. You
really think marriage is worth
$92.2Sam«>.nth?"
"No, I gurss not," said Liz with
a sigh. ''Well, maybe when we're
In a higher bracket ll'll nil work
out.''
THERE WAS a certain cool·
nesiJ between them, however, all
week. Then, last Wedoesday, LI&
came home all excited from her
job a~ an a."!slstant quota allottC'r
in the Department or
Agriculture.
"Woofie! Woofie1" she <'Med
"Great news! President Carter
told us he heard about our pro-
blem. So he's going to drop tho
' \
( ARTHOPPE J
single deduction lo $2200 and
raise the one for married couples
to $3000."
"Jusl a minute," said Woofie,
whipping out his calculator.
"Let's sec, 15,000 minus 2200
1s .. By George, we'll save S926!"
"By getting married?" asked
Liz happily.
··No. by continuing to live in
~in." said Woofic ... But that's on·
ly $77.17 a month and I think
marriage is worth every penny of
that."
''Oh, Woofie! ''said Liz.
Tll E YOUNG couple stayed up
half the night making plans. Dis·
aster struck the following day.
The House Ways and Means and
Committee restored lhe deduc·
tion for living in sin to $2400, but
did approve the increase to $3000
for married couples.
''Now, it'll cost us $1034 lo gel
married." said Woofie, clicking
off his calculator with a frown.
"That's $86.16 a month, Liz! Gee,
I don't know ... "
"I wouldn't marry you if you
were blind and over 65 ! •'shouted
Liz. And with that, she ran off
with a C. P.A. When it comes to
living in sin, she says, pick an ex·
pert .
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
No~rt N W ttp, Publ1$hl'r
Thomos Kt/u1l, lld1tM
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oplnlon11 or tht Dally rtlot appur
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<i•rloonl!1ts and letter writers are
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their vitw-by the Daily Pilot.
ahould bf' ln(f'rted
Sunday, March 20, 1977
U GTO • t><: Thcr
C atral I Allnl'Y i
, t -m• and abtoed,
to be• l, ,.,-VMlwe "1Aw~a·
bl• •o•ernment" wh-«>a• leo·
tuln reach around th• lk>be
lta ~Uon I• 1uch. Ind.Nd.
1hat no event uccure anywhere
without al
le1aUon1 or
Jls df'el> and
dark ln\-olve·
ment.
But in reall·
ty. the CIA Ii.
a shattered
hulk of an or
ganization
paralyzed and
demoralized
by overexposure and by the pro·
spect of forth<'oming efforts by
J.1040
TBE POTKNTIAL rctcwma •~ roaodod on the notion lhal lhe
aieocy's aaivltlft ou1ht to ron·
form to Conatituuonal tenet.a. In
i1hort, as Prnldent Carter put It
the other day, lbe CIA wiU hn4!
lo abide by the law
This raises the questJon or
whether an intelligence service
that must nece!lsarily operate in
s ecret can effectively work
within the context or an open de
mocracy -or whether the pre
sent drive to infuse morality into
policy will ultimately wreck an
institution on which the l lnitt•d
States depends to m.11nt;.11n 1l~
to
pottul't' u a m~or power
Carter haa ju•t created a
spMaal troup to 1tuct1 ways ol
chanfln& the ClA. and a Senate
commtUee also LI ~1a1ed bl
shaptn1t fresh gu1dehnes for the
aeency.
Roth the5e bodies Mre baamg
their approach on the concept
that clandestine conduct iihould
somehow be "comp1&tible with
American principles" -whicb
s ignifi es. I gather, that CIA
behavior overseas would be sub
1ected to the same limitations
that restrain the bureaucracy m
OcuHS
01Jo~i:5
e
~@76
JJ t(f:. I l!S IJ~
()Oo(lo.V •
'iCUARE. 0 Yes
He.re tJ No
..
Mrtaf r
110M11 m &o who w
the wartd • • MUl .. round In
wbJcb J•Ufy me ·t ll
la, lJa lartt aa.aasure. an raadim the d the
ClA, w did become an "In·
vlalble &OYU'IUne"nl" durtna th
decades afttt World War It.
Thue cfflainly "'ere pl•us1blt'
reasons for much ol the CJ A s un
dercov~r maneuvers duri~ th~
Cold War, when the Stalimsts
were threatening to subvert
Western Europe.
BUT AS THE struggle t.pread
into Asia, Africa and Latm
America, where ideologies tend
to be polarized, it was easier lo
back local tyrants agamst oh
slreperous nationalists who often
had Communist connections.
Thus the CIA became tht• marn
prop for the most reactwnar>
elements in many countries And
s mce its operations were largel}
unmonitored. its agents felt frel•
to concoct such outrageous pro.
Jects as the plan to kill Patnct:
Lumumba of the Congo and the
scheme to depilale Cuba's Fidel
Castro.
Americans accepted these ac·
tivit1es as long as they were hap
pening far away. Bul their
tolerance began to wear thin
when it became apparent that the
agency was resorting to illil'1t
techniques on the domestic front
They were shocked, for exam
pie, by the rol<! of former Cf/\
employes tn the Waterg al1·
break-in. and the shock Wi.t!> t:om
pounded by revelations that th1·
agency was opening privall'
mail, spying on dissident t•1t1zen:-.
<1nd even performing b1olog1cal
exper:ments on its own people
If these illegalities tarnished
its image, the CIA also has been
rocked by internal convulsions.
FOR ONE THING, it has had
five directors in as many years,
and each has contributed to tts
d1Hicull1es.
The latest CIA chief, Admiral
Stansfield Turner. may further
aggravate the agency's trouble!>
when. in accordanc€' with th<'
President's designs. he iniliat1•s
vet another overh;_iul of the or
ganization.
The CIA still 1:0: I t'E>lini:: rrnm ("'(
od?
t •• r l.!Al"nlld out.
laat fell lht> advt al lb
Arthur D. Ulll• Company, a
prtvatAt flnn ol maaaacmcnt ron·
1uU.anta. 1bal rcsllutn•. ln which
aHonad •1cncy d pal'tm nt.a
were ab ken up. haa been
described by one a1enc7
employe "devaatatiQJ."
The agency still ls lrYlnl to re·
C'OVer, meanwhile, (rom the
treatment it received from
Carter'is prcde<:essors.
RICHARD NIXON down·
graded the CIA partly because it
interfered with his imperial
presidency and also because his
own foreign affairs expert.
llenry Kissinger, insisted on
making his own intelligence
estimates.
Pretudent Jo'ord dealt another
blow to the CIA last summer
when he put together an outside
team of hawkish professors. re-
tired military men and other
spcciah.sts to C'hallenge the agen-
cy an a so called "competitive
analysis" of Soviet strategies.
Along with all this, the CIA is
suffering from u hardening of the
arteries that eomes with ad·
vancl'd age. The i.tgen<'y still is
populated by superannuated
functionaries who, like charac·
tcrs in John Le Carre's l'Spionage
novels, continue to wage obsolete
wars.
Nobody t•xcepl a lunatic would
l:iuggesl that thl' CIA be dis
mantled. smce a nation without
efficient mll'lligC"nce machinery
1s like a blmd man on a ski slope.
Hut lht• CIA cannot be rebuilt
until public confidence in the
government a s a whole 1s
restored.
A GIANT STEP in the nght
direction l'an be achieved by
makmg the agency accountable
to elected offic1als, bothjn the ex-
ecutive and legrslaltve branches.
In othcr \\Ords, the CIA must
cease to be a "state within a
:..talc."
Thal 1 ~ w hal Carter and a
handful of cnhghtcne>d <'On
gressmen are trying to do, and
that. 1t seems to me. is the ge-
nuine srgnifi<'ant•c or their en-
dea \'Or to fit the agt·nry into tht.>
cll•mol·r~1t11· mold
Bureaucratic Roulette Decides ms Penalties
WASllINGTO'I llanjf1
Muslims astd<'. this 1~ abo th1·
season for IHS terrorism Cnm1·
Mar<'h every \car thl' tax.
gangsterc; try to flood the m;,i:,s
media with stont•s about the tcr·
nble thmgs that will happE'n to
yoo 1f you don ·1 pc>n) up
Thev ma\ hav1• m 1•1 n•.JC·ht·d
themselws'tht• othl'r 1h1\ whra
they had a
Ju d ge sen
1 t•n('e a Wl'<'P
1ng. w.11ltng
mother nf fin·
t ll f ti II I
months in J;ul
;incl anoth1·1
four Vt'arc;; of
:-;uspcndrd
~ c n ten<' 1·
becausc :-;h1•
owed $11 flf.I 111 ta"'' ·r hu ... th1·
4'1·year old Mr ... V1rg1ni.1 \\.nght
of W i.t!-hingtnn l> l' ,., tlornJ? ,1
month rn tht• ... 1.1mn1f'r for l';H·h
$2,900 in la:\l's .,he..• pl1·,1d1•d i::utll \
to C\'adrng
If m11l1ona1r1• I .1'< 1•v:111t•rs \\t•n•
sentencC'<l on lht• sam1• 1 at10 of
pun1 shm1•11t to <lull.us owC"d
they'd look lrlo.1• lhi> mumm1t-d
pharaoh TuL1nlo.ham1•n twfor1•
they got out of tht' ... 1ammt·r fi1<'h
<'vadcrs ll•nd not to J.!n 111 J.111
however In Ll~·t lh1·v lt•ntl not to
have to pay all lht•1r l.1\t'S ...,mre
they can usually gn rnto th1• ms
terrorist offices, st•tl 11• for pa~ in~
:-;even cenL~ on tlw dollar and i.:1·1
a good citiz<'nshq; .rn urd. on tlw
front paf.!e of Thi• W .111 Stn•••t
'Failure to Pay One's Taxes Slwuld Be Civil Matter'
Journal. the\ re "l't't'lll:ittn~ th.it
GM may h.1H' e' .id1•1I m1l11nn~
upon m1llwn ... 1n l.t,l'"
lf the J.lleged {0nnsp11 <H'\ IS
trUt' and 10 fatrn(• .... s tn (;1•nt•r;il
;\totnr ... 110 proof of 1t h.i..., 111•1•11
made puhl11· 1t ''ould m1·.in
tbal dozen~ of ext'cut1\>1'" woulrl
ha'e to ht· irnol\1•d 111 th1..,
put.1ll\E' t•on ... p1r.u·~ l\s.,um1ng
for tht• ...,._ik1· of .1qwment tlw f'on
sp1rac\ dm·..., 4'\1-.t, ;1-.~umini.:
... nml' CM offiri;il~ ;1n· 1nd1l'l1·d
hroui-:ht lo 111,tl ,111d nin\l\'11•d
... 11m1•1..IJ~ "hat \\Ill lht·1 r :wn
t1•nt1•s tw" ,\l \\or ... t tht•\' \I.Ill
h.l\t' lo sc·n1• ,1 ltltll-t1m1· on ltw
\I. l'l' k l'ncb
Why t'Oullln I that h1• llo1w \I.Ith
'1rs Wnghl \I.ho d111n t 11·port
th1· Sl0,00<1 .1 \1'.11 .,hi·"·"' m.1k
ing aS a f)I oH'lll'.11 llllr ... 1• 11\l'r ,1
f1111r \t'.tr p1.·rw<I"' lfrt".•US•' 111·11
pl1· l1kc Mr., V.-n ,.:ht Jl~I' lht· hulk
Of the t.i,l'" In thf• I flllnln ,tflfl
th1'rC'forl' m11'-l Ill' l\1·pt 1n .1 ,1,111·
of J bJC'Cl tt•rror
THE VER\ m11d1•st\ of h1·1
nrcumstan{'C'\, h1•1 'l'r'i l.ll'k ol
1·11nnect1ons. clout 111 1·11111 .tt'I ,
nwcte her thc µ1•1 fnt 111•1 -.011 to
domp tlown on and stomp Mnl>t
pl'oplt" will read :1hou1 Mr-.
W r q~ ht · s c a s e .1 n cl s .1 v t 11
them-;elves. "Thal c·ould he m<'
Thal'" the kine! Qf mon1·v 1 mak.•·
That's thf' kind of 11t·r;on I am,
( VON HOFFMAN )
Ith! .1 n·gul.ir Pl'r:,on with no
11111.,<'lt• to call on, whl'n they pul
tht• block., tu mt• ·
\trs \\right \\i.l., the perfct't
1wrson to flav ahve She has all
ht'r fl\t' d11ldn·11 ltvtnf..! with her
.111tl lwr h11"i hand. a $19,000·a·
q•a1 puhlre high school teacher .
Tht• l'hildren an• aged 7, 8, 1.3, 20
;ind 22 Avt:'ragc 1t out. Before
•ta:O..l'" t•jch one ts living on c1boul
$.1,0<)(1 .1 \ l'ar .Just ahout average
""th.it \OU can 1cknt1fy with the
f..1m1I~ and ... hake in fear
11.irry Alexander, Mrs
Wright~ law}t>r, says that his
t lrl•nt s h<•alth 1s not the best. She
suff<·r~ from obesity. anemia and
h\ 1wrt1•ns1on Last year s he had
.1 f1hr oid tumor opC"ration All the
twtlC"r fnr the l RS to m:ike the
p111nt that )OU t'an expect no
ml•rn. that )OU can lH' suffenng
fr om krm1nal <·.tnrl'r but. rf \Oll
clon't p :H llJl \nu <Ill' 1~ a
tlun i?t.'1m
Ht•allv llll'l' 111·oplto Lour-;
\tor...,e. anothl·t law\l'r who h<i"
"'orked on th ts case. s Jys that for
month~ th('y t nl'<1 to find out how
much his rl1C'nl owed so that she
1•oul<I tx•gin making reparations.
hut that llw l RS refused to tell
them They d1dn t w1mt her pay·
ing on her taxes hecause she had
been se le cted by the
bureaucratic roulette of cruelty
to play the part of M~ Terrifying
Example. If they'd a<'cepted any
money by way nf restitution. at
would have made 1t le~:::illy much
harder to lock her up in the slam
mer.
THE IRS C"ouldn 'I get aw;,iy
with this without the active col
lusion of the .Judge. in this case
U.S. Dis trict C hief Judge
William B. Jones I called Judge
Jones' office and was told the
following : ~) the Judge was
away at a judges' conference; 2)
when the Judge got back from be·
Ing away he was going away
again: 3) the voice thought 1l
might be quite some time before
my message got to Judge Jones.
and 4) the Judge never talked
aboal cases except to lawyers.
If the Judge ever responds to
the message 1 'll tell you what
he said, but m the meantime \\e
are ent1Lled to conclude that the
.ludge as abusing his office by
turning his courtroom into the
pun1t1ve arm of IRS terror
A humane, merciful or equ1ta
hie judge simply doesn't send a
woman like Mrs. Wright to jail
for committing ;,i crime of this
nature. Never mind comparing
... Mrs Wright's fate 'With that <1f
Spiro T. Agnew"' ho did the same
thing. The sentence I'> ipso facto
barbaric.
WITHOUT demanding any ar
front to the dignity of members of
the federal bench, a Judge who
metes out such a shocking loen
. tence has an obligation to publrt·
'Mrs. Wright was
the perfect person
to flay alive ...
Just about average
so that you can
identify with
the family and
shake in fear. ·
ly explain 1t and submit himself
tu questioning. Judges are right
to press their knees toiiethcr and
draw robes around their feet
when the trial is going qn, hut
they have no busincss coppm~ J
plea of professional reticcnct•
after the tri~l is over and they've
done their work. If Judgl' Jones
hasn't forgotten his job rs j ustice.
not hel pang the I RS to collect the-
ta>. es. he ought to step forward
and defend this mcomprehensi·
ble aC'taon
In the last analvsis, the blame
for l\1 rs. V.-nght s mcarcerahon
helongs \.\rlh Congress. The lady
\\as daspatl•hcd to the big house
durmg the \'l'ry 1wr1od when the
llOUSl' or Hcprc!>entataves has
been holcl1n i.: hC"arings on the
gangster lal·t1<'S nf some firms m
the debt l'Olll·Ction industry. The
premise for tlwst.• hearings is that
rn :.1 r 1v1ltzt'd sm·1cty there must
be rest r:.itnls on what vou can do
to make peopll' pay a d.ebl.
The scary tricks of the debt col-
lection agencies arc nothing
compared to what the U.S. gov·
ernment does to colll'ct what it's
owed. The IHS. as a matter of
poltl'y. beha\'es hkc dockside
loan sharks. and Congress knows
it but persai:;ts in giving the
c1ti1l'nry no protection from the
sad i-;tic tax collecting apparatus
at has created
The first step in securing that
protection 1<; to dccnminahze tax
cv as1on. No olhC"r mst1tution.
<'Ompany or md1\'ldual in this
soc1rty can collC"cl Its debts h-.·
throwing people in jail. Yet the
c1chts gel paid Failure to pay
one's taxes fo1 whatever cause
should be a r rvil matter so that if
the I RS wants lo get :-;omeone like
Mrs. Wright, 1l can slap a lien on
h er housc or garnishee her
wages. only no jail and no terror.
Open-door Press Policy Hinges on PatienCe
/o'rank Cormier n/ Thi' As11oc1ated Press
hcu covned the White llouse .!Jnce 1962. He 1.t
the aemor win.• sen'K'e reporter there. Jn thia
article from AP f,og he <Uscn~i the carl11
White llmL~e prr.~~ nptrohon vndn Prel'ldent
Corter.
By FRANK CORMIER
Press Secretary J64y Powell 1s one of
a few White House aides who samples
PresldenL Carter's mail before 1t rf'
aches the Oval Office. For Powell, thf'
'privileae brings tnixed blessings.
Getting copies of memos, letters anct
Teporta bound to and from Carter's desk
helps make Powell one of the best
informed press secretaries of recent de·
~ades. The prnctlce also permit~ him to
express mhJ&ivings if he doesn't like
what he's reading.
On the negative side. Powell ls so busy
as chief custodian of Cartf.>r's imaJ(c that
he doesn't have time to read aJI the
President's inter-Office mall lbot romPs
to him. Deputy Press Secretory Wnlter
Wurfel has betn assignNt to screen the
now of paperwork ¥,d pl act red taa!'I on
it.ems he thinks Powell s hould rtad
CONTRIBtJTING PERHAPS to
PoweJl'a heavy workload la th~ f11ct that
he now has 43 pos1t1ons on his staff and
two of these currently an• va<'ant ln tbe
Gerald Ford adm1nistrat1on. 63 persons
were on the same type of as~1gnments
Powell's situation typ1f1c, the cl1f
f1culties facing Carter's assistants as
they struggle tow<ml their profes,ed
goal of a reasonably open White !louse
The demands nn their lime hm1l their
accessibility
llamilton Jordan . the c losest
equivalent to a staff chief, almost never
sees reporters. althouJ,?h he was aceessl
ble at times durin~ the campaign nnd
even in the hectic days of the transition.
Energy adviser James R. Schlesinger
i11 seen only rnrf'ly and dimly behind
<'louda or pipe smoke.
ALMOST F.VERVONE El.SE tn
Carter's White House is avarlnblc but
a report<-•r must hove putience It may
take a few dnys to s<•l u11 an appoint
ment. Once rea<•ht•d. Carter people un·
willin£ ond able lo I ulk substance
Powell himself is not alway'i cosy to
eet to. He.' hH fl repulllUon for po-;tpon
1ng or csnceling appoint mC'nL'i nntl tJ01•'
not alway11 return phon<' C'Alls
AP reportcm1 n:r.si~ncd lo th(• White
House find that proximity helps them get
to Powell with pressing questions.
however. The new press secretary
periodacally, and unpredictably, leaves
his office door open. H you happen lob{'
out!!1de. you can snatch a few mmut<''>
with him between bis appomtments
Thal 's measurable progress. But \here
hasn't been a real open-door press
<;eeretary since Pierre Salinger and
ht>'s been gone 13 years.
CARTER JUMSELF PROMISES to
remove an irrit&nt to press relations by
holding two news conferences a month.
John F. Kennedy was tfte lut president
lo meet reporters on a regular basis.
Kennedy's stated g(){)l was one prt'ss
conference a week, although he was not
a 1 ways able to meet thl\t schedule.
The new president deemed It wlac.
however, to retract one pledge of open·
ness. He reneged on opening CablMl
m ectinlll! to news covera10 aner a
soe1ate!4 told him they could not spe k
frankly In front of report•rs.
The tumabout caused hardly a ripple.
pt>rhaps because Carter met pertOQally
with a deleaaUon of seven reporters to
explain his poaition and seek alternative
!luggestiona lfodld not act any.
The Carter· press meeting also took up
earlier complaints by reporters that the
President seemed disposed to run
around the city without taking a press
"pool" along The President said he
would try to work with a pool in tlw
future but pointedly declared, "I can get
away from you when r want to "
WHILE HE WAS CHATTING, the
President also invited crit1c1sm of
Powell, who headed for the door lest he
inhibit conversation. The new!lmen -
Carter subtly noted they were all white
males -told Powell to sit down. Their
only complaint was ebQul the Uftpredlc·
table timing of his daily briefings.
The briefings in fact mark a visible
nnd audible change in press relations.
Although Powell hes been the focus of
Rharp questioninJ{, there has been none
of the frequently biller wrangling that
became commonplace in exchanges
between reporters and several or
Powell's errocccsMrs
Powell 1 sense of humor undoubtedly
helps. After giving a murky rtply at ont
briefing. he was aaktd. "Wa11 thut
reaponsivc to the (fudtton'?"
"I certalnly didn't menn 1l to~." nid
Powell.
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1'm fl/Jing In for my .. c,.tlll"(
who ~ out foT lunch.
Anything I CtM dol' \
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To Be SCAG Officer
By0.C. IW8TING8 °' .. °'".,,..... ..... Oranr:e County Superv1tor
Ralph Dt~rich is the new second
vice president of the Soutb~m
California A&soci11tion of Govern·
ments <SCAG >
His elettton to the post makes
Diedrich third in line for suc·
cession to the presidency of the
regional planning body. He has
been a member of the SCAG Ex·
ecutive Committee for four
years.
President of the organization is
San Bernurdino County
Supervisor Denrus Hansberger.
First vice pres ident is Long
Beach Vice Mayor James
Wilson •••
MRS . LOIS Lundbeq~.
chairman of the Orange County
Repubhcan Central Committee.
will be the speaker Tuesday
when the Me s a Verde
Republican Women , Federated.
meet for lunch at the Gorda Llz
Res taurant in Newport Beach.
The festivities get under w<iy
at 10:30 a.m. For details, l'<JIL
1M axine Connell, 646·6863. •••
AN EVENING highlighted by
the absence of s peechC's 1s
planned Thursday in honor of
state Senator Dennis Carpenter
It 's ;i $125 per person fun·
draiser <it Scbusttnn 's We s t
Playhouse in San Clemente
Co·ehairmcn of the e vent are
Marcia Bents a nd Bill Voit John
Virtue 1s finanN.' chairma n.
.For information. call 556·6328. ....
"HOMEOWNER Associations.
Protector::; 01· Persecutors'!" will
bC' lhl' lODH' for d1seuss1on Friday
morning "hen the Orange Coast
League of Women Voters meets
m Irvine.
The meeting 1s scheduled for
9: 15 a.m. at the Irvine Public
Library, 4512 Sandburg Way. The
public is invited.
••• a fDBNTS OP San Juan
CapJstnano and San Cl~mente
wUl have a chance lo mfft walh
their assemblyman on M44rch 26
during two community forums.
Assemblyman Ron Cordova
<D ·EI Toro> will hold the in·
formal meetings from IO a.m. to
11 : 30 a.m. in San Juan at 32400
Paseo Adelante and from 1 p.m.
to 2:30 p.m. in San Clemente at
the Community Center, Avenida 1 Del Mar and Calle Seville.
The freshman legislator has
been holding informal forums
throughout the 74th Assembly
District to acquaint himself with
his constituents and their views
on local and statewide issues.
"I would like to meet as many
of the San Ju an and San
Clemente residents as possible,"
Cordova said. "1 urge everyone
to attend and to bring friends anti
neighbors."
••• THE SOUTHERN Orange"
County Democratic Club plans a
Polis h dinner Saturday at the
home of Jeanette and Bob
Grzegorczyk, 34632 Via Catalina.
Capistrano Beach.
After dinner speakers will in~
elude Assemblym;in Ron
Cordova and Frank Barbaro.
chairman of the Orange County
Democratic Central Committee.
All Democrats are welrom('
For details. call 493 · 7443.
TV Sets Stolen
Two television sets valued hy
the victim at $350 have been
s tolen from a Mission Vi ejo hom1•
by a burg lar who forced open thl'
garage door. Orange County
sheriff's officers said the theft
was reported by Michael Dace
Ball, 27, of 25245 Pericia Drive,
Mission Viejo, who was away at
work at the time.
SEES SPECIAL NEED
Officer Thomas
County Seeks
Radios for
Ambulances
Private ambulance f irms
opt-rating in Oran~e County ~t
present have no direct link with
county government's emergency
com munic·ations network .
But county s upervisors have
ordered two·way r adios for
private ambulances that would
operate on the same frequency
u s ed b y the count y's 26
paramedie units.
The board gave euunty of-
fic·ial s permission to sel•k funds
from thC' state Department of
Traffic Safoty to buy 65 two-way
radios at a cos t o{ about $1.500
each
County officials explained the
units would hefp integrate• am·
bulan c c s ervices into a
coordinated county e mergency
communications system.
The count{ would maintain
ownership o the radio equip·
ment, they said, but repairs and
replacement cos~ would be bille<l
toambulancefirms.
Judge Sentences Fratricide
J\ m..111 \\ho ''as found
g uilt y of vol untar,:,
mansl;mghtt•r f111• killulJ.!
his ~ 01111gc-r hrothN :111d
tht•n gr a nted anothl'r
trial has been found guil-
ty of a s Ii gh tl.v le:-ser
t ha rge 1n his Sl'CU!ltl
Orange County Superior
Court tna l
.Judgl' William S. Lt·c•
~cnt cnet·d Dennis Ray
Whitman. 28, to up to 15
years in state prison
nftc r a c cepting th e -----------.verdict from the jury. lie
SMfTH TUTHILL lAMI
WESTCLIFf CHA,EL
4 27 E 1711'1 SI
Costa Me'>a • 646-4888
Santa Ana Chapel
5 18 N Oroa<1way
SanlJ Ana • 547·413 1
PIUCE IROTHERS
SMfll4"S MORTUARY
627 Main Sr
H•int1ngt0n Be:1ch
536·6539
P'EE:I( FAMILY
COLOMIAL FUMERAL
HOME
1801 Bohil Av"
WP<;lmin<,IN
8933525
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMOltlAl 'ARK
Cf'mf'IPry Mortuary
Chapt•l
3'>00 Panhc V1Pw OrtvP
Nl'wp<Jrt L,11iforn1d
644-2700
McCORMICK
MORTUA.ltlES
Laguna Beach
4'l4·941 ') Ldguna H1llo;
768-0933 San Juan Cap1<;lran11
495-1776
was found guilty of in·
voluntary marv;laughler.
Whitman had earlier
bee n found g uilty in
.Judge J errold S. Oltver ·s
('ourl. but got his second
RETIREMENT
LIVING
No Investment or
"Entrance Fee."
tria I when tht' defrn:">t'
s uccessfully a rgued that
it had been prnvirll'd with
new evidence that t"uuld
favor Whitman
Whitman was arrested
on March 11, 1976, after
police found the beaten
body of his brother. Dale
<
Arthur Whitm<in. Z:!. m
the Anaheim mold room
the two ml•n s hared
It w;is alll'ged that t hl'
defendant k iek t'd and
stomped his brother to
death after the two men
argued .ibout their lack
of money
Viet Vet H~lp As ed
By U CLANCY Dirr ct or Ben d ~ hia owo ataa direction u ell w JJlnC fill that Of-.._,~ ....... , ~n aJd t.ocaJ offlCU we-l\. Deed.
Vil'tnaru vewrana llv· have i.,n -~•hod la .. You c bo at U.. But oltan. M uHl.
Ina in Oran1e County c 0 1 t a Mes a and eroHroada, ·• he> uld. ol<k>r vetera cl•im too rae~ di1Cettnt and more Fullorton lo help cUcn\a "You can mther be a much la 1-tn& done to comp!~ problems than lotboleareas. P•nave offi ce thal helpthowfromt.MV1et·
those who ~erv~d In And while h1s staff is reapondl to telt-phooe &n· nam war, white th Viet·
earlier wa~. County Ad involved primarily in qulries or walk 1n in· nam veterans !~el not
ministrative Officer handling benefiL'I claims quiries ... or we con get eoou$lh is bemg done lo J\ob~rt Thomas said last and inquiries. de Lt."On oul there and try to help help them.
week. said, employes also refer the veteran's problems.'· • ·You Ju :i l turn
He said their problems veterans to appropriate sideways and the bullets
involve inadequate employment, social and DE LEON said he go whizzing by," he con-
ed · h · legal agencies. agreed efforts should be tinued. De Leon is seek-ucation, ousmg, un-made to find those in ing a $7,400 budget hike employment and at Thomas said perhaps .
1 times a less ·than-because of changes in needandofferhelp,and fornextyear,primaray
honorable discharge. veterans' needs, de Leon he said a r or m er to pay for incre1tses in
might consider changing veterans advisory coun-supplies. And during a review of .,...; _____ .-;;;;m.-..-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ______ ._iiiiiiil;;._ ___ iiiiiiiiiliiiiiii5iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9
the county Veterans
Service Office's $.568.000
l)udget request for next
year, Thomas asked the
dire ctor of th e 35·
me mber s taff how he is
dealing with the pro.
IJlem s .
Polish
Dancing
Planned
Members of the Polish
National Alliance will
gather in Whittier March
26 for their Spring Dance
and dinner scheduled
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The public is invited to
attend the event at St.
Gregory th<! Great
Church hall, 13935 Tele-
graph Road. Tickets are
priced at $2 and all pro·
ce e ds will be u s ed
toward the building of a
Polish Cultural Center in
Santa Ana. For more in·
formation, call 529-7034.
Free Film
Scheduled
l ·c1 Friends of the Li·
WANTED~
TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID
FOR '
Gold Jewelry
Diamonds & Other Fine Antique
or
Contemporary Jewelry
Watches
Crystal
Porcelains
China
Paintings
Bronze Statues
Silver
Vintage or Classic Autos
Boats
Antiques
etc.
We appra ise & buy whole estates or single items or we'll sell for
you on comm1ss1 on
II you don't know what 111s or what it is worth -bring it m (or call
us and we'll "'come out). No obligation or charge for verbal
appraisal, either in your home or m our gallery.
(]///~ ;?ukA.£M.
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Bishop Kirby J. Hensley cheerfully takes on taxmen, churches
Salvation ••• from Taxes
By THOM LECOQ
Ot IM O.olly Pilot St•ll
The ads are enticing. De or-
dained a minister in the
Universal Life Church and say
goodbye to the tax man forever.
IT IS A PROMISE that
Universal Life church founder
(Bishop) Kirby J. llen!lley says
has brought him six million re-
quests for ordination
But Hensley, nirknamcd thl·
'Modesto Mc!-.s1ah, says getting
that tax exempt status may be
difficult duC' to rduclance by
local tax ass<'s..,ors to recognize
mail order churches.
"The tax assessor won't tell•
you truthfully about how to do
it;" says Hensley, a cheerful
65-year-old who seemingly de-
lights in taking potshots at both
tax men and tax laws.
"You go in and he'll say,
'naw, you can't get tax exempt
status for your home' -well,
they're damn liars. You can get
up to 50 percent written off on
your home (or apartment) and J
know it."
HENSLEY, WHO faces almost
continuaJ lawsuits over the tax
status of his church -he claims
to have won them all-says, the
tax assessor will try to d1!.
courage tax exemption claims by
citing zoning and other property
use restrictions and, failing that,
will try to stall applic01nts.
Wme expert Michael Rubin lifts one of 347 samples
Wine Judge Suffers
An Ordeal by Grape
By MJa:rAEL RUBIN
Au0<1.1tM ,,.,...., WrttH
It sounded Ii kC' a v. ine lover's dream: be av. ine judge and taste
dozens of soml' of California's besl wines.
Rut ht'forr 1l v. :1s O\ er m y tongue was pickled and puckered and
my mouth fell like 1t had been mannated ma cask forgotten m some
dark corner by lhc hltleold v.mcmaker.
IT SEEMED SO mv1tin~· an invitation to join six wine experts
on a wine panel for the <tnnual Sonoma County Harvec;t Fair Judg-
ing. No one mt•nllonerl 1l \\.ould be work, three days of dawn lo-dusk,
hard-core slurping
Being n dcvotN· of lhl' grape, 1 couldn"t tum down this op
portunity
We wint• ex1wrb thl'Y did invite me to be a judge --must pain
fully and regretfully sp1l out each slurp after rolling it over and
around our pal ales. Try in~ to take even a tiny sip of that many wines
more than 100 a d:iy would leave one's skull heavily overcast. lt
would be hard to tell the simple difference between red and white
wines, much less any subtle nuance. It would even be bard to re·
member to go homl' at night.
It's all very !>trict. Hidden away in another room under secret
code numbers, the wines are poured into numbered glasses, then
brought to the judges' tables. There, the grapevine gurus carefully
examine each wine, making careful written notes on each facet of a
wine's characteristics; color, smell. flavor.
WE DIP INTO OUR knowledge or what a certain grape
variety's wine tastes like -each has its own distinctions -and then
try to decide how good, oz: bad, each sample is.
Often a beautiful bouquet would entrance a judge, who eagerly
tasted it. But on rare occasions one could hear a muffled, "Aargh,
do I have to insult my mouth and actually taste this"•'
And there were times when it was painful willpower lo keep
from gleefully imbibing some enological excellence
We sat at tables layered with white tableclothes. Bnght klieg
lights blazed over our shoulders to provide a perfect background un
der which to judge the wines' colors.
With few word11 we !'et to our task. The first senes of 11hlmmer-
io1t yellow·(old white wines came out, beginning what became a
sertesohmend.ing waves of wine glasses.
Things sot more difficult when we returned after a brief break
and found 18 numbered glasses or Pinot Chardonnays. There were
the Uniett subUeties of grape flavor and intensity to look for as well
ns variations of wood aging or lack of it.
OUR KNEES GOT wobbly by late afternoon of the second day
when, already weary, we came face-to-face with 25 potent Zlnfan·
del•, the beady berryish red wine.
Barely had we sipped our way through, aided by Increasingly
frequtnt glugs of water to clear our palates, when tho "coup de
mouth" aJ>Peored: 22CabernetSauvignons.
When It was over we were all puckered out.
At the end of three days they told ull we each had tasted 347
separate 1luses of Yilne; avera'ed 1,388 tastes each; Ill • group
gone throu&b 2.429 alasses of wme and proclaimed oui:. opinloM
bued on a total ot 9, '116 t.utet. No count was made of stained teeth
We ciwarded seven aold medals to some outatandlni wines.
That should have been enough, but let me tell you about tho
dynamite wine l had with din net that ni1ht. • ~ --I
Orange County tax assessor's
office personnel seemed reluc-
tant to comment on the possible
lax exemptions when contacted.
They asked that their names not
be used in connection with the
information given.
One official said two recent ap·
plications for churc'h tax exempt
status were denied because the
homes concerned did not meet
standards for church buildings.
Such tactics. says Hensley,
stem from his victory in a long
battle to obtain federal tax ex·
empt status for his organization.
THE VICTORY came in a May
1974 decision (1)1954) in Northern
California Superior Court in
which the presiding judge ruled
against the IRS, saying,
"Neither this court, nor any
branch of this government. will
consider the merits or fallacies of
°\religion.
"Nor will the court compare
the beliefs, dogmas and prac-
tires of a newly organized re-
ligion with those of an older.
more established religion. Nor
will the court praise or condemn
a religion, however excellent or
fanatical or preposterous it
seems Were the court to do so, it
would impinge upon the guaran-
tees of the First Amendment."
The thought of such govern-
ment investigation infuriates
Hensley, who says, "They can't
investigate ... they can't come
in and check up on you and the
church.
"IF TIIEY DID that here <in
Modesto), why I'd throw them
out. Do you think the Catholic
Church would stand for someone
coming an and checking them
out?"
Tax savings, says Hensley,
come from being allowed to con·
tribute up to 50 percent of your
personal income to your own
church. That "contribution" is
then used by the minister for
l'hurch related business.
The church, under federal lax
laws, may provide a parsonage,
automobile and other tangible
considerations to the minister.
Most of these considerations
are either lax free, largely tax
free or outnght lax exempt. At
the leas t. say Hensley's
brochures, the large donation to
the church drops the "donor" in·
to a lower tax bracket.
There are, however, a few pit-
falls.
TAX LAWS require quarterly
reporting of certain church
financial matters. Local tax ex-
<'mptions are difficult and time
consuming to win.
And. converting your
possessions to church property
means you no longer own them
and that they may not be as-
signed lo heirs.
Whal 1s it that drives Hensley
to do battle under the banner ol
his church?
It is a combination of frustra·
Lion over what he thinks are the
m congruities of conventional
religious dogma and his aggrava-
tion over the tax exempt status or
established churches.
"THE IDEA IS to get everyone
to pay taxes. Why should anyone
get a Cree ride from the tax-
payers just because they have
some funny ideas about God?"
Hensley says.
His personal philosophy is an
earthy mixture of anti-Bible
sentiments combined with a de-
sire to let everyone Jive and let
live.
"My only doctrine is. do what is
right. And everyone has a right to
decidethntforhimself.''
His poUUcal philosophy?
•'The government is all cor·
rupt. Nixon was gnat because he
s h owed t he govern ment JS
corrupt!" And, says Hensley, "70
m illion people wouldn't vote
because they SAW it waa cor-
rupt.''
He says the ('timax of his battle
aaalnst tax exemption• for
churches is near. New ministers
will nutomatically receive
church chnrtef'!I along with their
ordination certificates. Wllb
them wlll be lnstruttioDJI on wln·
nin1 all pogible tax exemptions.
All who seek \ax·exempt
church status will become
soldiers on the Alodoato
Me11lah'11 battle linCA.
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We call I.Mm by tbeir fil"ll llDMll, IO ...Udo we
Imo. tt-m\, . Mamie, Jldde. Laity Btrd, Pat,
Bett 1 . and H We talk of them I • famiJ7. S.S &rl")'
were ch.l.ldbood 1wtttbeart1. you know. ff lhmle
knew Ike had an affaJr, abe never lel on. Jactde ls
daUnc. ..•
OR. YES, we k~ some inwnate details. U tUe
ones like bow Mrs. Johnson sot her name from a
baby nune who proclaimed ber "purty as a lady
bird." Romantic ones: Dick proposed to Pat on the
day they met. Tragic ones: BeUy had cancer and
had a breast removed.
Whether they like it or not -and most or th.em
don't wives or Presidents actueve endunng
celebrity status. .
With such contmuing interest and their_ ranks
s welling to six this year, it seemed a good idea to
see how the former first la~es
are faring. The lour began w1~
Mrs. Onassis. al a luncheon in
New York.
Twice.widowed, burned by
gossip sheets and harri~d b.Y
photographers, Jacquelu~e 1s
Garbo-like in her pursuit of
privacy. At47, one of the ~orl_d's
most elusive and intriguing
women has a career as a con-
sulting editor for Viking Books. JACK•~
She was flushed with pride over completing the
first book that bears her name. an illustrated
treatise on life in Imper ial Russia. "I don't see it as
work," she said, with emphasis on the last word.
Mrs. Onassis skillfully deflec~ed talk fr.om
herself lo the book . But it was obvious there 1s a
change from the young Mrs. Kennedy w~o s~t
fashion styles, promoted the arts and entertained m
a manner previously unknown to the White House.
Today, she 1s the m~crn working woman who
dashes to the corner dell when work presses.
··rr·s SORT or hkc holding your nose and jump-
ing " she said af her first work product. And, con-fid~d the woman once married to a President and
once to a Greek shipping tycoon: "I always wanted
to be some kmd of writer or newspaper reporter,
but after college I did other things."
Betty Ford wanted to be a dancer, but she, too,
wound up in the White House. As she left, she
planned "to be very active in
continuing with the same pro-
Jects that I have been affiliated
with when I was first lady."
True to her word, Mrs. Ford
plunged right in, making
telephone calls on behalf of the
Equal Rights Amendment and
establishing herse lf in
California as a supporter of the
arts. Her immediate problem
seTTY was one most other presidential
wives haven't had moving to a new state. renting
a house and working on planning, building and
furnishing a new home
I The beginning of private life has been busy for
Betty Ford. ••1 told Jerry I don't want him home to
lunch.'' she said. She need not have worried. He's
played in two golf tournaments and accepted four
part· time jobs.
THE FORDS' social hfe at Rancho Mirage-in
the vicinity of Palm Springs -1s active. Says a
friend : "She's commenting on the ability Just to
pick and choose when>ver she wants to RO ''
Rocks Sail
Along on
Wind, Sand
LOS ANGELES <AP J -Alice
the rock gets around pretty well
Cor being so heavy. Although a
s quat 40 pounder, she's taken
mysterious trips of up to 300 feet
in three recent winters.
T~ ated
'I bten a Mut:n•-....,.. .... .
I.au ... •
Leib 8trd J .. bad adJ to Uti out.Jl!dl
knew I would •••••• r WU
always budlnt ln that dlree·
tJon," •be IQI. "Hoene WU Tex·
a1.W n.stonw al ~
terlude.n
dly
Mra.. Jobmon la the. mott
viaible ot tbe ajx rornier pre.•
sldentlal wives because of her
beautification projects, her
work at the University ot Texas
where she was a regen~f six
years, her help with LBJ UDY auto
Library in Austin and ber eosive travels.
"l had the opportunity to help Lyndon. which
was a beck ot a lot more than I could ever do, and it
was an all-absorbing life," she says ... There were
Jots of things I hadn't done and I knew, perb~ps wl~
a little touch of sadness, that I was letting tune slip
away from m e. When the time came, believe me. I
set about doing them with total delight."
NOW 64, SHE is so busy that she carves out one
month -April -in which she tries not to be com-
mitted to a chore. That's when Texas is alive with
wildflowers.
When Johnson died in 1973, a month after at-
tending Truman's funeral, a flood of letters from
other widows flowed to Mrs. Johnson. She answered
each one. Typical is a reply she sent to a woman in
Pennsylvania: "It's easy to see we s hare not only
sorrow and Joss, but the blessings of many full and
fulfilling years with our hus bands.
"We are among the world's lucky ones, r eally,
having had so much."
Casa Pacifica, the Nixon estate at San
Clemente is protected on one side by a uniformed
guard and on the other by cliffs, the sea and_ the
Secret Service. Telephone calls to the small Nixon
staff go unanswered.
· LAST J ULY 8, just hours after the New York
state appeals court dis barred her husband, word
came that Mrs. Nixan bad suf-
fered a stroke. She was seve.rely
handicapped -left arm and leg
paralyzed, speeeb impaired. A
program of thera py was begun.
"She's really bad a re-
m ark able recovery," says a
friend.
From that conversation and
others, this picture emerges:
She still undergoes therapy but
PAT N•x<>H now walks unaided. There stiU is
a problem with her left arm, but her speech is good.
At first, the therapist stayed in the house, now she
goes to him once or twice a week. She is often on the
grounds taking care of the garden. She manages the
household, instructing the Jive-in help, Manolo and
Fina Sanchez.
She goes to department stores to shop. She
regrets that she can't answer the estimated half
million letters s he received. The task is too great.
there is not enough money. She doesn't miss the
White House but feels there were a lot of things left
undone.
Courage marks Mrs. Nixon more than anything
else, her friends say: "She could have easily given
up after the stroke because they have been through
so much ••• But she has never felt sorry for herself
in her life and isn't doing it now."
IN INDEPENDENCE. Mo . the big Victorian
NO ONE HAS ever seen Alice
move an inch. She just sits oo the
desert floor like any other rock.
Stay awhile and watch her -she
won't budge. Give her a kick
she's solid as a, uh, rock. Hefty 'Hortense· leaves 820-foot trail
But behind Alice hes a trail
about 450-feet long . It's a good
solid trail, worthy of a 40-pound
rock. And Alice did make it.
Many people have seen Alice
and wonde red just how she hap
pened to pull this off. She sits on a
relatively flat, dry lake bed
Most people figure any 40-pound
rock sitting there ought lo stay
put.
THE
STATE FARM
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And that goes double for an
80-pound rock. One that big sits
near Alice and bas a trail of
about 85 feet. And how about
Karen? She weighs 700 pounds
and has a trail or nearly 530 feet.
WHAT MOVES the rocks?
Wind, says Professor Robert
Sharp. "Winds funnel in there
pretty strongly. When the sur-
face 1s wet, 1l gets E>xtremel:,.
slick
"Movement occurs only when
conditions are just right.·· said
Sharp. "It takes a combination or
s trong wind followinR a
rainstorm.··
Then, said Sharp. "the s tones
literally sail across the playa
surface."
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AP lllwlr• ... History has been kind to the six living ex-first ladies. We . know
them as Pat, Jackie. Betty, Mamie. Bess and Lady Btrd.
hou!>e al the intersection or Truman Road and
Delaware is unchanged from the
days when the 33rd President of
the United States would come
out for his morning paper and
walk. In the library on the
ground floor, Mrs. Truman re··
ads her beloved mysteries. She
is thin but healthy. She has
arthritis in the right knee and
walks with a cane. She has no
live-in help, but over her pro-
tests that it is unseemly to have 1Ess
a man in the house, a Secret Service agent sits up
all night in the parlor . .
Mrs. Truman's concession to age -at the in-·
sistence or daughter Margaret Daniel is in sleep-
ing on the first floor . ''She goes to the hair dresser.
things like that," says Margaret, who spent a week
in Independence when Mrs. Truman celebrated her
92nd birthday in February. "When the weather gets
warmer she will go out for dnves. I was rather ap-
palled that she even went to the hairdresser the
other day because 1t was five below zero."
The winter cold, says a friend. made Mrs.
Truman feel caged. Her old bridge club i~ no mo~e;
its members either have died or are m nursing
homes.
MRS. EISENHOW ER, too, 1s hesitant to ap-
pear in public. Her love of television soap operas
keeps her indoors much of the
time at her farm at the edge of
the Civil War battlefield in Get-
tysburg. Pa. She sees few peo-
p I e . Son J oh n and the
g rand c hildre n visit oc ~
casionally.
at the EtSenhower Library and Museum in Abilene.
Kan. When the weather 1s warm, Secret Service
agents will take her for a dnve in the countryside.
or she will go to farmer's market in Biglerville.
In an interview lai:;t year with Washington.
D.C., radio station WM AL. she said she loves to re-
ad and work on her correspondence.
"If anyone takes the time to go buy a card, to
address it, put it into an envelope. seal it and put a
stamp on it, the least I can do 1s to thank them." she
said.
"I miss him terribly.'' she said of Eisenhower.
"You see, Ike and I used to use this porch so much.
and I would sit here hke this and play solitaire and
he would sit across painting. We would hardly say a
word to each other. but we were companions. And l
miss that terribly."
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church on Sunday, and in the
past has made one visit a year to
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A LOOSELY knit 1roup of
about 15 climbers convenn
about hnce a week al nearby In·
dian Rock for a little warmup
before trooping lo the campUI.
Although the sport baa attract·
ed a daring few since the 1930s,
never have so many tried to con·
quer the sheer walls here -com·
parable 1n some ways in difficul-
ty to Himalayan peaks or
Yosemite's El Capitan. Most
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Altitude
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Coronaries
BOSTON CAP> -
Sc\entists have dis·
covered that the higher
m en live in the moun-
tains. the less likely they
are to die from coronary
heart disease.
The most probable re-
ason for this is better ex·
ercise, they say. In the
thin mountain air, even
breathing is more exert·
ing.
A REPORT on the
study, conducted in New
Mexico and directed by
scientists at Case
Western Reserve and
Harvard, was published
in the New England
Journal of Medicine
The researchers found
that the death rate from
heart disease was 28
percent lower among
men who live above 7,000
feet than those who re-
side between 3,000 and
4,000 feet.
"It's a highly s1gnifi·
cant diHerence -ex-
tra or d 1 nary," Dr .
Edward A Mortimer,
who directed the study,
said in an mterv1ew.
The researchers re·
viewed deaths m New
Mexico b<.>t"een 1957 and
1970
THEY FOUND there
were 291 dt.'aths from
coronary heart disease
per 100,000 men living at
the highest altitude and
403 deaths among those
at the lowest level The
diffe rences, however,
were not found among
women.
Mortimer said the re-
search team looked for
other factors. such as
race and ~eneral health,
that could have account·
ed for the different death
rates.
"W e c an 't find
anything about 1t that
makes the data faulty ...
Mortimer s aid. "We
think It's a real reduct.Jon
in mortality "
DESPITE the find ·
inga, Mortimer said he
did not recommend mov·
ing to the mountains
simply to escope heart
disease.
It is more important.
be said, to lose weight
and give up smoking.
".l'bla etudy suggests
that exercise h<'lps, and
you can do that at sea
level." he said.
Call 142 .. 1111.
' Pvt a few word•
10 work f r ou.
T8S CU•BERS ny they
ha•• srown more brann ln the
paati 7ear. attemptin1 some
day Up& man.uven.
••At nlpt, you mi1bt juat make
a few climbs," relates Vandiver.
a 25-year-old former Yosemite
cllmblne imtructor. "It you're
1oin1 to make a day or it, you
mi1bt undertake th e Greek
Theater, a 50-foot climb, or
Memorial Coliseum or Wurster
Hall, which is more them 100
feet."
The only unconquered struc·
ture on campus has been the
307-foot Campanile bell tower
The climbers say they could
scale it using metal spikes called
pitons. But they scrupulously
avoid damaging the structures,
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manutea later. they'd be on a
root'top ...
Harding say1 buildin1 cllm·
bers are generally in tbelr late •
teens and early 20s -and
"slightly crazy "
Some or them are we.U·tnown
climbers. hke Galen Rowell. a
Berkeley naturalist who was a
member of the unsuccessful 1975
American assaul,. Q"1-K-2, the
world's second hi)best moun·
ta in
The climbers recall only one
serious accident several years
ago A man scaling the main
library slipped and broke his
legs.
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Btrr HAMBURGE R said it's too early for
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with Uve monkeys.
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Calitorn1-s School of Medicine in San Diego. A
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TodQ. wllh the development
of aott. len•H and other bre~ in the field, peo-
ple hardly bat an eye at t.boM
wbo war ccmtacts.
About 10 mllllon Americans
put tbele amall, foreian obJeca
onto their eyes. That's about five
percent of the total population.
.Roughly two-thirds of Americans
have some type or prescription
eyewear, ~ither glasses or con-
tacts.
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marketing information director
for Allergan Pharmaceuticals,
the biggest reason people switch
from glasses to contacts is
vanity.
.. MOST PEOPLE JUSt want to
look better," says Kopcha, whose
company in the Irvine Industrial
Complex, is the No. 1 manufac-
turer for contact lens supplies.
YOU
t t I
ABOUT • PE&C&NT tur·
veyed by~ eomp&QY said U...,
tbou&ht they became more •~
tractive to men after awitchina to
contacts.
But only 10 percent of the men
queried said their luck with
women picked ,up after discard-
ing their glasses.
According to researeb done by
Allergan, about three-quarters ol
contact wearers are women.
although an equal number of
men and women appear to
choose soft lenses as compared to
the traditional hard lenses.
Of those who wear COO·
tacts, about 80 percent use the
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DAILY PILOT
SECTION B
Sunday, March 20. 19n
Advice From Users:
'Never Stop Search'
'Avoid Sad Movies'
'Buck Dutch Wimb'
'Beware of Bubbles'
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oppcors dml11 u cept Saturdo11A "
Do Bowaetf.'ork Regardl119 Worlc.-••·,..•e
DEAR PAT: f would apprec:tate anv Information you
could obtain for me abOUt Custom Case Supply Co. In
Woodland Hiiis. This company furnishes Information and
materials by mall order for hOme crafting of cu5tom fitted
cases. l ~m particularly Interested In flndlng out If this Is an
established firm, what Its record Is on business ethks and If
there have been any complaints about delivery of materials
and bllllng methods. I want to check this out before I Join
their mall order service becau~ a substantial flnanclal out·
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n. LOa AnOtln BMtW 8Vafne11 lkn'eau (•11 S. Hiii, Loa
Angeles, CA 900'3) la ••ndlno It. report on Cuetom c ... .,ppfy
Co. to you.
...... rillllc _~~UMIJ .. bK a •hil lildar lalli Of 811 a. ............ UV .,... NllPt1 -.tallrcl are far 8llft ..... "I eee wllJO tell me
'Gtt, doctor. 11d e to ..,..;.
~ bat I tried them years
a10 and lt wu terrible. I Just
couldn't stand the feellnf,' "
M arkllnfer related. •
Soft1-CUM GD tbe lliartltlt
fn 1911. Sine.• tM7 .,. retaiftly
new, many hant· 1-.. wearers
have not tried to cllanp, partly
becaUM they &re Htialied with
their eurreot eyewear.
But many people who are bard
lens dropouts -who tried them
at one point in their lives and
found the discomfort intolerable
-are di.scoveriQg that soft. ones
are a different story.
•-ro C>Ym&CO•• that iniUal
dlteomfort, the wearer must re-
alb want to wear contacts -
whetbel'to look better, see better or do better in •portl," Mark.l-
inger said.
Some doctors bout that they
can fit anyone with contacts. But
Markllngerdenies this is true.
"Tben, I examine them. and
often they are able to be fitted
and discover they are comforts·
ble," reports the Huntington
Beach doctor.
OT~ THOUGH, find tbey
can tolerate only ono or tbeot.ber.
Soft Jensea are made out ol
water and p_lastic and are able to
absorb up to ~alf their weigbl in,
warm tear fluid from the eye.
REGA.llDLESS OF the reason
contacts are picked, the best can·
didates for successful wearlng
are those who are strongly
motivated. according to Dr. J .
Harvey Markllnger, past presi-
dent of the Orange County Op-
tom elric Society.
Certain physical problems,
some eye deficiencies and insuf-
ficient motivation keep some
people from throwing away their
glasses, the doctor says.
Doctors look for certain indica-
tions that can tell you who might
have trouble adapting. PersoftS
with one·or mqre of the problems
listed below may have to stick
with glasses.:
They're flexible, nol rigid, and
bia&er than hard lenses·. Instead
of covering just the iris they cov·
er the entifle cornea.
If fitted properly. they are
much more comfortable tbao
hard lenses because they hug the
cornea more closely and tend to
shp out of position Jess often.
-CHRONIC allergies. He said a good ophthalmologist
or optometrist can be~l prescribe
what type of eyewear is most
/suitable.
-Inability to adequately clean
'1Everyone who wears con·
Due to recent advances.
particularly in the area of soft
lenses, people are fmdmg it
and care for the lenses.
-Physical eye problems, such
as tissue growths on the cornea.
-Improper tear producllon.
But in return for their added•
comfort, sort lenses are more dif-'
ficult to care for. Because of .
<See CONTACTS, Page 83)
Eye examination and insertion of
the lens are demonstrated by
Dr. J. Harvey Marklinger
and Claudia Coe.
People who wear contact lenses know
that with very little effort they can get
themselves into a heckuva lot ol trouble
with the litde plastic discs.
Just ask their friends -the ones who've
had to get down on hands and knees and
start groping.
T hey're also the ones who periodically
hear the panic-stricken words, "Stop!
Don't step down, I've lost my contact!••
A QUICK SURVEY taken among con-
tact-wearers reveals that a good deal of
laughs and tears go along with the lenses.
One m1ddle-aged man who wore· hard
contacts for eight years but returned to
glasses several years ago reports he still
has a pair of contacts sitting on the bottom
of the Balboa Bay Club swimming pool.
"I just dove into the water, forgot to keep
my eyes shut and they floated out," he re-
calls.
He's the same man who lost another pair
and still can't remember what he did with
them.
"I WAS DRINKING one night and de-
cided to put them in a safe place. The next
day. when I tried to find them, they were no
where to be found.·· be says.
He's also the same guy who used to pay
his kids five bucks to find lenses dropped on
the carpet.
"I figure I dropped about $25 that way,"
he grimaces.
He returned to glasses because be began
to find contacts uncomfortable. He says he
doesn't mind wearing glasses, except that
it's tougher to play tennis without contacts
and SCUBA and skin diving isn't the same
anymore.
One young woman. wbo bas been wearing
hard lenses for 12 years. reports the
following tale: ....
"I had just arrived, all alone. tot-
ing a single canvas bag, to spend a year in
Europe after college graduation. Trying to
reel very confident and sophisticated. I was
strolling through Dam Square in
Amsterdam when something blew under
my contact lens and I rubbed my eye.
"Half the world went blurry. The lens
was gone, into Wte wind and the dirty street.
"Down on my knees I went. and in what
must be a familiar international sight.
began patting the pavement blindly. Just as
passersby were beginning to gravitate
toward me lo help, I j)resume -t
miraculously found the little lens. But m y
sophisticated posture was ;.·uined."
Many people have trouble with lenses
popping out of their eyes. But others hav("
problems even before their lenses leave
their cases.
A WOMAN IN HER twenties who has
worn sort lenses for several years recalls
an accident she had one night after return-
ing home late after "a few drinks."
''I've gotten so I can put my contacts in
the sterili2er no matter what my condition
is. That rught, I put the contacts in their
case, dropped them into the sterilizer.
plugged it in and went to bed," she says.
"The next morning, I confidently opened
the case to discover that one soft lens was
squished mto a half-dozen pieces. I'd
placed it where the case screws shut in
stead or in the proper spot."
Another woman who wears hard lenses
. reports a similar tale. She says she once put
her lens into the case. turned the lid and
heard it crack in hair -"a very sad
sound."
ONE, WOMAN, WHO HAS soft lenses,
says her most awkward situation occurred
while horseback riding. She says she had to
take out one of her contacts, but because
.
they're the soft vanety, she couldn't put it
into a tissue for safekeeping until a,he
finished ridmg.
"You have to keep soft lenses wet, so l
put it in my mouth and rode the whole way
home hoping I wouldn 't lose it or swal(ow
it,·· she says
She adds that the lenses ended up okay.
but that s he had to sterilize it for a day
when she got back.
Then there's the woman who says her
motto 1s "never give up the search. "She re-
lates
"AFTER A LONG RECORD of never los·
ing a lens. I finally dropped one in the sbag
carpet in the bedroom. It was late at night
but I got the flashlight and diligently began
searching. I couldn't break my record!
"Far into the night I searched, to no
av ail. Finally, I gave up, ale my humble])ie
and went to bed. The next morning I called
my doctor to get a quick replacement, but
he said, 'No exam. no lens.'
"I protested at first, then my resentment
turned to gratitude. The exam revealed I'd
been wearing my lenses in the wrong eyes.
Now I have a pair with a green dot on the
right lens so I can tell them apart."
Finally, there's one contact wearer wh9
claims she's never lost a lens. She also
boasts she's never even thought she lost a
lens.
BUT IN TIDNKING BACK. she recalls
the time she was sittmg in a bubble bath
and her green-tinted hard lens popped out.
"I was sure it was gone and I'd never find'
1t. But pretty soon l fdt it on my cheek and l
· grabbed it,'' she says.
She adds one tip for contact wearers: ''If
you 're like me and sad movies make you
cry. you'd better not wear contacts to those
movies. Tears leave a residue on the lens
and once you've cried, the rest of the movie
is ruined."
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Don't doel wHh • flrM that refu ... reference name• of prHent
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duct. you m.,.t meke at your own eapenH, If th• work la "ec·
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DEAR PAT: I've heard that mobile home owners can
qualify for a renter's tax credit If they rent space In a mo~le
home partt. What are the qualifications one must meet to
claim this credit?
B.T., Huntington Beach
Here'• hoWUf• renter'• crecut work• for mobile home apece ren-
ter•: You muet be• park epace renter on March 1. 1978; when you
flt• rour Callfomle Income Tex Form 540, there •r• boH• on th•
form to d81m • renter'• credh •nd a renter'• credit la S37 regardleH
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I
SdU 8arld119 (Jp ,, ...... Tm If a space ren._. ow .. no stM• Income tu, he wm atlll be on·
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DEAR PAT: Can a is.year-old legally ride a motor bike?
I know that the lndlvldual I have In mind doesn't have a
driver's license because he's not reached age 16.
H .W., Dana Potnt
The DMV uya that any peraon 15 yea,. or old•r m•y operate a
motortnd tltoycle on an h'lttnletlon permit while enroll.cl In en ~
proY9d dltver .Oucetlon cou~ At the Hm• time or In th• •an\•
Mmetter h• 1leo m"•t be eni'OflM In • dttvtr ttalnlng oouru.
LleenMd dtiven May operet• a motor bfke on a hlghw•r (not ttte
• fnNWtlY).wtthout any epectel Hamln•tk>n Of e9'CloneMent on their no.ft... 't I
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out on crou-eountry
r1e ~, whlle other
students paddfi k yaks in
the Hamp !}lie College pool
~-Education Taken Outdoors
i t
AMHERST. Mass. <AP) -One wintry Fri·
day afternoon, 30 students from Hampshire
College did something they always wanted to do
once. but perhaps not twice.
They set out into the rural Connecticut
Valley to the Sunderland Cave, not far from this
college town in western Massachusetts.
They hiked up the steep snowbanks, explored
the ice sculpture of the cave, then slid down.
They made a pyramid of themselves to climb the
biggest sycamore tree east of the Mississippi.
THEY CHEWED the birch of a tree. It tasted
Jike wintergreen. A professor from the &<:hool of
natural science who accompanied the group told
the students about the geological formation of
the cave and how to make beer out of birch.
On ly seven years old, Hampshire College -
enrollment 1.225, faculty 124, tuition $4,350-opt·
ed for s ports for fun instead of competition. It at-
tempts to relate outdoor recreation to
academics. A blend of body and mind.
One s uch blend is a course called
"Everything You Always Wanted to Do Once -
but Perhaps Not Twice." There is a waiting list
to enroll.
and psychological side of the outdoors ex-
perience.
"IT IS A self-discovery of some of the images
that are fearful to women," says Miss Hardin.
"Tbe wilderness is assumed to be a man's ter·
ritory. It is a chance for them to have no men to
depend on."
The outdoors program extends to nonstu·
dents working at the college and to "Drop In"
centers for high school students from broken
homes.
Deborah Cole, 24, came from Syracuse,
N.Y., to work as a secretary at Hampshire. Now
she is a part-time secretary and part·time in·
structor in rock climbing.
"It was a sport I was good at immediately,"
she recalls. "It didn't require being part of a
team. It was something personaJ. I ended up
wanting to see how excited I could get other
beginners."
SUSAN CALKINS, an education student
from Carl.isle, Mus., teaches at the "Drop.Jn"
center in nearby Northampton. She and her stu-
dents learn Crom each other, and she can learn
from them.
"It is part or academics, adolescent
psychology," says Miss Calkins. "I can get a bet·
ter understanding how they feel. They are a tough
bunch. using four-letter words all the lime. For
most of them, the outdoors is all brand new. It ls
import ant to them. It is rewarding for me.''
Dave Roberts, 33, professor of literature and
• a mountaineer, helped set up Hampshire's out·
doors program in 1970 with 250 students, one
building, a $10,000 budget and an aim to "join the
academic side to recreational outdoors."
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' .. The class meets each Friday afternoon and
does something different on each outing. Ac·
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He leaches a course in "The Uterature of
Great Expeditions," in which students simulate
the experiences of real expeditions that the
authors wrote about, from Cortes in the 16th cen·
lury to the present.
Robinsons .
"TIIE CATCH is to attract beginners who
just want to try something once to see if they like
it," says Carol Fisher, one of a half ·dozen in·
structors in the program.
Miss Fisher is a 1975 graduate of the
University of Montana, where she majored in en·
vironmental biology and botany. She also is the
North American "omen's wild water kayak
champion.
For a January ll·rm course, she and a dozen
students ran 350 miles of the Suwannee and
Peace Rivers and the Everglades of Georgia and
Florida 1n their kayaks They camped on wooden
platforms built on trees in the swamps. By using
a school van and packing their own food, the
month· long trip cost each student $148.
Another January-term course. "Women in
''TIUS," SAYS Roberts, "lends itself better
to intellectual reflection than tackle football. Our
ideas arc away from the traditional physical
education."
Three years ago, the college opened a
$1.8-milbon indoor recreation center. The center
contains a glassed.in pool. Since there are no in·
tercollegiate swim teams, the college offers
more than 30 hours of recreational swimming
per week.
The college also has eight all·weather sur·
face tenrus courts and rour indoor courts. There
are outdoor playing fields for volleyball, soccer,
softball and Frisbee. Several miles of cross·
country ski trails surround the 550 acres or col-
lege campus that were once farmland and forest. • the Wilderness," includes a month· long trek into
the mountains and canyons or New Mexico. It
was led by instructor Joy Hardin, 29, who was
hired four years ago "to bring in the educationaJ
Mountain climbing student
scales an indoor practice wall
The annual budget for the sports and out·
doors program is $123,000, about 1.5 percent of
the totaJ college budget of $8 miltion.
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west county area. The probation de·
partment needs tutors, teachers'
aides are needed 1n a number of
schools and locaJ libraries could use
a few willing hands in handling books
and library users
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Other kinds or help, food, clothing,
shelter or sometimes just an un-
derstanding hstener are needed by
many families or convicted persons.
or by the families of victims of
crimes.
Just chatting about world events
can bring brightness into the lives of
elderly people confined to hospitals
and care homes. If you areiip to date
on current events, you can brighten
your spare hours by talking over
events with those confined to homes.
Stay.at-homes can lend a hand with
the chores of a number or organiza·
hons by doing a variety or clerical
Jobs in their homes. The West Orange
County Voluntary Action Center, 520
Pecan, Huntington Beach, operates a
clerical bank which does work for
many organizations.
For information on the above open-
ings, contact the Voluntary Action
Center at 960·3312 or 530·2370.
SOUTH ORANGE County op·
portunilies to help others are handled
by the south county offices of the VAC.
with information on the following
openings available by calling 675-9210
or 833·9278.
-Developmentally disabled
citizens need help with problems
ranging from dealing with public
transportation to pinning down com-
munity resources.
-A community agency needs the
able hands of someone skilled in sign
language to act as interpreter for deaf
clients.
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It iust stands there, getting more valuable.
A Steinway built thirty years ogo Is oflen worth more todoy than II was then.
Not because it is conaldered a collector's Item, but because the c:ore and
workmanship that went Into it kffp ii os olive todoy as it was when new. Todoy,
it is still a more ,.sponsive piano than you con find in other showrooms.
II is stnl ttle only piano with the Steinway Diophrogmetic Soundboard, which,
thirty years o ld or not, no other piano hos.
The new Steinwoy you buy will most likely shore the some blue chip fote.
Simply because today's Stelnwoy is built to the some standards. Even now,
there Is no such thing as rapid assembly or moss production at the Steinway fac-
tory. Some other monufocturers turn out more pianos in o week, than Steinway
does in o year.
So that once you hove a Steinway In your home, you k11ow lt'11here to stoy. To
give you all the pride and pleasure a piano con give ••• plus a modest return
on your investment.
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CONTACTS ·. • •
<FroniPaae BO
their water-soluble consistency, they tend to at-
tract bacteria and other microorganisms which
could cause eye infections or irritations. The
care required, therefore, is more complex than
with bard lenses.
SOFT LENSES are also more expensive
than hard. The softer version sells for between
$300 and $350 from rQOSt doctors. Hard lenses are
about $100 less. That price includes the lenses,
the examination and fittings over an extended
period.
Many doctors have a refundable policy with
soft lenses, so that if the wearer is not comforta-
ble within one or two months, the money is re-
funded and the lenses are returned.
Hard lenses last longer than soft, although a
new cleaner for soft lenses is adding to their
longevity. "
There is no way to tell which type of lens will
be best for you. But Mark linger offered some tips
as to which lenses are best-suited for which uses:
-PEOPLE WHO want contacts primarily
because of their own athletic activity would do
best wi th soft lenses, whicb,fil' tighter and are
more prone to stay in place.
Persons who want to wear lenses only oc-
casionally (such as the part•time actor who
wants contacts only while on stag~) may prefer
soft lenses. Vision is sharper with hard lenses, so
the contrast between them and glasses is more
pronounced. Eyesight may be fuzzy when the
change is made to glasses after the contacts are
removed. Soft lenses provide less accurate vis-
ion, so changing back and fdrth is not as
troublesome.
-People unwilling to bother with a complex
rare system should stick with hard lenses.
Those who want tinted lenses must buy hard
lenses, which are available in a rainbow of,coJ-
ors. Soft lenses come only in a clear material.
ASTIGMATISM {cu rvature of the eye) pro-
blems can only be treated with hard lenses.
although others may find soft lenses to be all
right.
Contacts are dispensed both by optometrists
after eye examinations and fillings and by opti-
rians who fit lenses using a doctor's prescription.
Marklinger warned that while some of the
opticians, in particular. are offering cut-rate
lenses. "you get what yo u pay for."
He said the less expensive lenses could be of
poorer quality and that it is essential to have
your eyes properly examined, measured and
then fitted.
''\'OUR BEST BET ts to find a doctor you
trust and then let him do the whole thing,"
~Tarklinger suggested.
The cost includes not only the lenses. but au
of the preliminary work, plus followup visits.
Mark linger says he generally sees his patients
weekly about two months after the first fitting to
make certain the lenses are right.
Once a person has obtained the contacts. the
next step 1s to make certain proper hygiene
methods are being followed. according to
Kopcha
.. All contacts. especially the soft ones. can
pick up a lot of things you don't want in your eyes
that cause infections," Kopcha said
HYGIENE FOR hard lenses is easiest, with
lhe ultimate method involvmg a three-step
operation. The lenses are soaked overnight in
one solut1on, cleaned the next day with another
mixture and then wetted with a third solution
before being inserted into the eye.
"Or, you can use an all-in-one method, where
the same solution is a soaker, cleaner and a wet·
ter," Kopcha explained, adding that that method
ts effective, but the cleaner is not as powerful
because it has to be put into the eye, too.
The soft lens cleaning routine is more
rigorous. Each ni~ht the lenses are disinfected in
a plastic container that is partially filled with
distilled water and then plugged in. The boiling
water provides steam that cleans the lenses.
Prior to last year, soft lens wearers had trou-
hle with amounts of protein building up on their
lenses.
THE CONTACTS became filmy and vision
became fuzzy and blurred. Tht'f"e was no cleaner
on the market that could be used with the new
soft lenses so they had to be replaced.
A protein cleaner in a tablet form developed
late in 1975 eliminates protein build up. Contacts
arc placed in vials filled with distilJed water and
the cleansing tablet. Arter !Waking between six
and 12 hours, the contacts a.r:e cleaned In the dis·
infectant unit and are then ready to wear.
Weekly cleaning with the protein tablets is
suggested. according to Kopcha.
All of that may sound like a lot of bother. And
it is. according to most of those who wear the soft
lenses.
BUT A COLD cleanser has just been ap-
proved by the Food and Drug Administration for
one brand of soft lenses and the maker or the
most popular brand is expecting approval
shortly. ·
That cleanser would allow sOft and hard
lenses to be handled similarly. ,
Another advancement that may not be too
far off is a new type of contact that would be
more or less permanent. Preltmlnary test•
already have been made and some paUents have
worn the new lenses-which are a combination of
hard and soft-tor up to 15 months without re-
moving them.
Sdentiata hope to provide a lent that could be
safely worn without beln1 remoYod for month a
and even years. T¥ trick is to develop a aaa·
permeable substance that allows oxyfeJ\ and
other gases to reach the cornea throulh the
lenses.
Fl xible
fen at left
ls larger
than hard
lens which
only covers
the Iris
of the eye.
Thpt'& fof tw1n or full size mattress or
:boxspring. The big sole days ore
Morch 20 and 21. You'll also find
queen .. or J<ing ... size tor 1us1 $88
each pieGe. Firm constructiof" .
.. quilted covers with heavy duty
boxsprlngs. AtsG>· Extra f 1rm model 1n . . . ..
CQme to our Easter Breakfastl
Saturday, April 2, at 9:30 a.m.
Gather au your little bunnies and join us for a H.ppy
Easter Breakfast. Tickets are $2.25, and they go on
sale March 21 in our Young World area. Easter Break~
fast at all stores except Palm Springs and Santa Anita*
Call your favorite Robinson's for reservations.
•S.nta Arita wilLhav• entsuinment in th• Young World •r• inst.cl 0 • bf• f.st.
Robinson 's Newport Fashion Island & Westminster Mall ;"
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~ . • Named King Neptune is Dr. Thomas Doan (above),
shown with his wife (left) and Mrs. Robert
Barneson, party chairperson. Emceeing is
State Sen. Dennis Carpenter (right) with
Mrs. Robert Guggenheim (left) and Mrs. Carpenter.
Social Scene
'•
Vows Repeated
Eschenroeder-Smith
CommUnity Church Congrega-
tional in Corona del Mar was the
s etting for the wedding
ceremony unitin~ Wendy Smith.
daughter of the Kenneth R
Smiths. Newport Beach, and
Gary E8(:henroeder or Largo.
Fla.
He is the son of Mr a nd Mrs.
Edward E. Eschenroeder,
Largo.
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MRS.ESCHENROEDER
The new Mrs. Eschenroeder is
an alumna of Newport Harbor
Hi&h School, and both are
graduates of Principia College.
The couple wilJ make their first
home in Belleaire Beach, Fla. ••• Callens-Courreges
Fountain Valley High School
graduates Linda Ellen Courreges
and Rene Norman Callens were
married in Sts. Si mon and Jude
Catholic Church , Huntington
Beach.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph J . Courreges and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph R. Callens, alJ of
Fountain Valley.
The bridegroom also graduat-
ed from Orange Coast College.
and the newlyweds will live in
Imperial Valley. •••
Fu lier-Gross
Susan Wilhelmina Gross of
Newport Beach and Elden Ken-
neth Fuller, Surfside, exchanged
marriag e vows durin g
ceremonies conducted in St.
James Episcopal Churc h.
Newport Beach.
The bride, a graduate or
Marlborough School for Girls
a nd USC, is the daughter of Mr.
About 350 members and guests
of Newporl Harbor Spastic
League witnessed the transfer·
ence of Kang Neptune's crown
from Raymond Watson to
Thomas Doan, DDS.
A httle good-natured kidding
punctuated brief remarks by
State Sen. Dennis Carpenter,
emcee; actress Claire Trevor,
and Watson, last year's reci-
pient.
Accepting the honor, the
Newport dentist said, ''Corona-
tions arc not unique to me. In the
office. we crown people almost
daily."
.
Turning serious, he said, the
"honor is awesome" to be chosen
with such outstanding recipients
who bad preceded him.
The dinner dance, which was
held in the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club, raised funds for the
league's major project of build·
mg the county's first live-in home
for s pa!ltic children.
A contingent of 60,members from the
St. Francis Yacht Club joined
festivities. Among them are (at left,
..
MRS. CALLENS
and Mrs. Nelson Gross of
Newport Beach. She is affiliated
with Kappa Alpha Theta.
Her husband, soh of Mrs. Fred
Fuller of Chico, attended San
Fernando Valley College a nd
served with the U.S. Navy. •••
Bostick-Lee
Bruce H. Bostick, son of Dr.
and Mrs . Warren L. Bostick,
Newport Beach, claimed
Marilyn E. Lee as his bride in
ceremonies in Cleveland, Ohio.
The new Mrs. Bostick, former·
ly of Chlcaeo, is a graduate of
Ohio State University. She is the
a daughter of Mrs. Peter W. Lee
left to right) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manchini
and Mrs. Pat Greer. Above, Mrs. Robert
Gray chats with Milton Bren and his
wife Claire r.revor.
a nd the late Mr. Lee of
Lakewood, Ohio.
Bostick graduated from the
University of Arizona.
The couple will live in the San
Francisco area.
Burton-Brown
L . Odell Burton, Santa Ana,
claimed Christine R. Brown,
Huntington Beach, a s his bride in
wedding ceremonies in Hunt-
ington Beach.
The new Mrs. Burton's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Runsvold,
and his parents are Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Czech, Oceanside .
The couple will live in Huntr
ington Beach.
CALENDAR
STEPFAMILIES: Psychologist Rick Capaldi and partner
Barbara McRae will teach classes on the topic of stepparents
and stepchildren, their relationships and problems.
Programs will take place at Cypress Community College on
Wednesday, March 23 ; Laguna Beach High School, as part of the
district's adult education program, on Thursday, March 24 ; and
through the Orange County Department of Mental Health, Wed-
nesday, March 31.
Information on the courses is available from the sponsoring
agencies.
DOLPIDNS: How to Cope With Tension in Your Busy Life
will be the topic by Margaret Hancoek Peterson, MD, when the
group meets at the Irvine Coast Country Club on Wednesday.
Marcb23.
AAUW: The Huntineton Beach branch will hear Dr. Donna
George, instructional television consultant for the California
State Department of Education, speak on Television for Children
-In the Classroom and at Home.
The open meeting will take place at 7 p.in. Wednesday.
March 23, in the Murdy Park Community Center, Huntington
Beach.
YMCA INDIAN MAIDENS: A fashion show themed Maiden
Models Swing Jnto Spring is planned as the Orange Coast group's
annual fund-raiser .
It is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 26. al the
RanchoSanJoaquin Intermediate School, Irvine.
PD'ZER COLLEGE PARENTS ASSOCIATION: An art auc·
lion benefit is Planned for 6 o.m. Saturday, March 26. in McCon-
nell Center, at the college.
Proceeds will be used for campus refurbishment. More in·
format.ion is available from 626-8511, ext. 3104.
EBONY FASIUON FAIR: The 19th annual event is planned
for Wednesday. March 23, at the Inn at the Park, Anaheim.
The traveling fashion show is produced by Ebony magazine
and is sponsored by the Essence 7. Proceeds will benefit the
Orange County Branch of the NAACP.
, .Problem Cleaned Up AnnO'
Landers
Tickets are available from Adleane Hunter, 879-2271.
NUEVA VIEW SCHOOL: A fashion show will be presented at
7 p.m . Thursday, March 24, at the school in Huntington Beach.
The event is opeq to the public. Proceeds will be used for
playground equipment for the school ror handicapped children.
DEAR ANN LANDERS :
i ntly you published a letter a wife who was ashamed of
husband's hands. He was a
anic and hiS' hands looked
y, eapectally uader the
maila.
' Years aio I was introduced to a inan who bad the best·lookini
bails and band.a I had ever seen. I was IUl'Priaed when my friend.a
J.old me be wu an automobile pnechantc. Hla treatment conalat-
ed ot keept.D1 a Jar of cold cream Jthe C!heapeat be could buy) ln b1a
~ker.
Eveey,momtna before he start-
ed to We>rk, he would stick b1s ftnaera and thumb Into this jar
and rub the excess cream all
over his hands and wrists. When
he finished he wiped off the
grease with paper towels,
washed his hands .. nd was ready
for al\ evening of bridge or
w.bateVer.
Another mechanic, wbo also
used cold cream. kept a heavy
bath towel handy. He pushed the
cuUcle back on each nnier and
hlt nails looked great -
ANOTHER FAN
OB.ut. PAlll: Tltanb for UJe
tip. Aaotlrer WTlter aald lard
woru )lllt u well u cold erum
-aDd I&'• clleaper. Tb• &bl.a•• yoa folb te.dt each otber! lm'l
It beautllul? Here's another sag-
geatlon:
DEAR ANN : Tell the
mechaoic's wife to keep a large
shaker of sugar handy -near the
sink. When be washes his hands,
no matter what kind of soap he
Uses, lf he shakea a little sugar
Into the palms of hla hands, he
wlll wash the grease and grime
away. This hint came from
Helolse's column and it works. -
BAYOU
DEAR BAYOU: Tbanu to )'OU
and my frtend Belolse. Here's
uotberUp:
DEAR ANN: Before the d ays
of deteraenta, en1ineers and
mechanics cleaned their bapd.a
the natural way. If you care to
pass lton, feel tree!
Use about lAI pint of ordinary
motor oU and wuh the hand.a in lt
until the 1reue dlaaolvea. Then
wipe clean witb 1 piece of cloth.
Flni1h with warm water and
mild IO.lp. It worka like a charm.
-F.M.C.
DEAR P.M,C.: Sounds Hftll·
ble-daanb fQf wrtt1.ai.
MYl'llS OF ALCOHOUSM: A workshop sponsored by the
Women's Center at Goldeft West College will feature a panel dis-
cuaalon, led by represent~tlve.a of Alcoholics Anonymous, the
Alcoholism Courtcil of Orange County and Women for Sobriety.
Tbe free pro1ram la planned for noon Thursday, Marcb 24, in
the Q WC community Q~nt~r.
AaT 01' CREATIVE UVING: A four-part lecture aeries.
be1tnnlna Frtd91, Mareb 25, in tM collece Center at Golden West
Colle11t wW be liven by Mary Tholta, who received a muten
deir4etrom Calllomia State University. Long B4!ath .
Ptotrams befin at 7 p.m. •
fLOWD ARRANGERS' GUILDt The Southern CalJfomia aroup "1ll preaentSprtnc Fantasy-TboCreaUve Way for the ID•
nu11aprin1 show.
The two-day exhibltlon ls planned for 1to9 p.m . Thursday;
March 24, and 10 a .m . to I p.m. Friday, March as. at the San
Marino Women's Club, San Marino.
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t
TB.a· CONC'SPT 1ennlnaied
Gddblatt wu U1tentaa to a
bUI aecut1•• at hls motel
lament that It .cN1d be much
nicer tf hll mended 1tay could
have been at an apartment ln·
stead.
SINCB 1m. Stan Simonaon.
worklna out ol st. Paul, Kinn.,
has bullt bis B\.ldaet Motell and
Hotels ot America into a 1,300-
member or1anbation ln almost
every stale by slfnlne up
facilities that olfer the best value
in their areas.
A... person using his directory,
he sliys, "needn't have to worry
about arriving at a flophouse or a
The entrepreneur now hu 8:50
apartment units in Cbicqo and
50 in AUanta, and expects to con~
tlnue erowint. confident that ex· ecutives and others prefer an
apartment for $250 to $tOO a
month rather than a motel at
much higher rates.
BE WAI INSPJaED in part by
tbe Curt.ls Hotel In the Min·
neapoUa loop which, he de·
t.ermined, offered for SH to $17 a
1in1le room compared with those
ln nearby bot.els for S20 or more.
Most facilities listed in the
directory offer swimming pools,
televisiona and phones in rooms,
and restaurant facilities on the
premises or nearby.
Mild, sunny weather prompts
magnolia blooms in capital.
D.C. Awaiting
Cherry Fest
As one of our mos t punishing winters
softens into a favorful spring, the Cherry
Blossom Festival in the nation's capital
can't come soon enough.
Beginning March 28, the festival pulls
residents and touris ts alike out of the winter
doldrums. Wea ther permitting, the Tidal
Basin s hould be ringed with Japanese
cherry blossoms when the event concludes
with a parade along Constitution Avenue at
1 p .m ., April 2.
Washington's romance with the cherry
blossoms started at a diplomatic party in
1909. Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife of the
president, told a friend she liked cherry
trees. Somehow the word got back to Japan.
Three years later the people of Tokyo dis-
patched a s hipment of trees to the capital
city.
Mrs. Taft planted the first tree -or at
least broke ground for it -on March 27,
1912. Viscountess Chinda, wife of the
Japanese ambassador officially planted the
second tree.
The National Park Service set out most
of the other trees around the Tidal Basin. 1
Tourist Influx Still Buenos
By STAN DELAPLANE
ACAPULCO -We flew down to see the
great economi c disaster in Mexico.
Whoever's been sending those stories must
b e in another country.
Acapulco (eight major deluxe hotels
a nd d ozens m medium class) is jammed.
"I can't always get rooms for my best
friends, our best clients,·· says a local
airline executive with plenty of power.
Jt took an extra day for us to get on
Western Air's mo rning flight from San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
This doesn't agree at all with the stories
I clipped in the States:
.. Mexican Tourism Down"
••PesoDenaUonNoRelp"
There were scary stories from the State
Departme nt. The AAA said it was
downright dangerous to drive a car on roads
filled with bandidos.
<Some of it quite true in the north. It's
certainly s lowed down auto travel. But
when we arrived at Acapulco airport-with
other planes -there were a couple of hun·
dred people lined up to go through Customs. •oo
. WELL, HERE'S A SUNNY day at the
Pierre Marques, between Acapulco and the
clean , modem airport.
The green flag is flying on the offshore
buoy. Meaning the surf and undertow are
safe for swimming. The weather is 80
degrees. A tall rum·and·fruit drink goes for
$1.50.
My balcony room for two is $.55. (Down
to half in the s ummer season.) We look out
on a garden of bright green banana leaves
and scarlet torch ginger. O••
AFTER MANY YEARS OF a stable
peso (pesos 12.50 to U.S. $1) Mexico de-
valued.
The dollar today will get you 22 pesos at
the bank. (Most hotels are only giving 20 to
the dollar -•'the innkeeper's edge.")
There ARE better values. But costs are
gradually climbing and erasing the dif·
ference. •••
AS SOON AS THE PESO went down,
hotels demanded 25 percent increases~
Each hotel's rate is set by the Tourist
~People. -P.op•• aectlon f 'keeps Of track : r. of wh.t people' l•re fHllng, \
(uylng, •.
• and doing. ( ·
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Department.
Labor demanded more money -and
got it. Also by government decree.
A 15 percent tax is tagged on the
cus tomer in restaurant and hotel. This is
NOT c harged if you s how your tourist card.
Sad to say, a lot of us left it in the pocket of
our other pants.
A taxi ride to town -35 fast minutes -
cost me $3 U.S. Used to be $.5 as I re·
member. There are no meters. On short
hauls the driver squeezes if he can. I paid
60, 70 and 80 pesos on three rides over the
same route and distance.
PHONE CALlS HOME are hitting us
hard this year. Last month, calls to the U.S.
went up 8S percent! Plus 36 percent tax!
There's another 20 percent service charge
up to $25. And there's a hotel "policy"
charge -whatever that is -of a dollar a
day.
Maybe just to look at the phone in your
room.
One way you can beat it -a little. Call
home collect. You're charged Ma Bell's
home prices. But you still have to pay the
Mexican hotel $1.80 for placing the call. •oo
INTWO DAYS I GET no solid feeling on
food costs but I think they're down and re·
asonable. A club sandwich at the elegant
Hotel Princess -sister ship of the Pierre
Marques -S2. Surely a $.5 item at any
similar hotel in a big U .S. city.
Dinner for five with drinks and tips last
night, m. Los Rancheros is open to the sea
breeze. Looks from the hilltop all across the
jewel lights oC the bay and the hills of Guer·
·rero State.
The food is straight Mexican: strip
steak that requires the teeth of a lion. Won-
derCuJ beans. Tangy Bohemia beer and te-
quila that would blow the sale at Brink's.
Ole! •••
ARE THE TOURISTS SPENDING as
much in Mexico? Or h as devaluation cut
Mexico's income? I think tourists spend
everything they bring with them. They may
be taking home more Mexican serapes and
straw hats. But I doubt that they're taking
home any leftover dollars.
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and perplexity ol Orance County'• bouaint sttua-:...._.~+--JO" .l.. a""-I~~ tion, a series ot recent d.Lselosurea abould have db-UlrUa' lO l(014 ~,.,.
pelled them.
The sJtuaUoo is that the COit ot new homes and OPEN HOUSE rental units ls risin1, dramatically, wblle the
avaUabillty of housing of any kind erowa more
scarce.
The recent rise in usesaed valuations, which featunng a
will generally mean considerably hicber taxes for lllDAL FASHION SHOW
virtually all property owners, was perhaps the most s..t.y. M.clt 27, 12-4 p.&
widespread indication of how high and bow fast FREE ADMISSION
home ownership c06ls are increasing -and moving
out of the reach of more and more families. )/ 2025 NEWPORT Bl VD '
Few new homes are available. In most cases. to ot BAY ST., COSTA MEW buy a new home a person has to get his name on a --1
list drawn from a lottery. Last month, in Irvine, one c:::;:;~;F~~~~~ PleGM call for
lottery contained more than 8,000 names competing reseryaffon · !'
tobuy225homes. ~~~ 642 1511 ~). ·;~l. .
THE RENTAL SITUATION IS no better. The Fashion show courtesy of Mon Amie Bridal and I
market is considered to be highly restrictive when Fonnal Weor • Dcrnll'• Tux Shop • ~·1 · the apartment vacancy rate drops below five per·
cent. In Orange County the vacancy rate is down to ~~H~a~lr~S~tyt=llMJ=·~P-crty-~rt~e!!!!cn!!!!ers~!!!!·!!!!P!!!!crty~!!!!W~orld~~~~ three percent. And for apartments being rented for -
$250 a month or less, the vacancy rate is below 1.S
percent.
As a result. many people who can't afford the
housing they can find and are eager to fulfill their
desire of home ownership, are moving out of
Orange County. to new developing areas in
Riverside and San Bernardino counties, where
housing costs, although also skyrocketing, are still
within their reach. ,
In the meantime, those who own homes here
now face the alternative of staying where they are
and paying higher taxes because of the increasing
land value. or selling and sinking their profits into
more expensive housing with large monthly Co.5ts.
In analyzing why the desire of home ownership
has turned into being more expensive for so many,
building experts are quick lo cite several obvious
factors: inflation. the increased costs of labor and
building material. interest rates and soaring land
values. Some also blame the antigrowth sentiment
that has resulted in lower density zoning.
WJDLE THE REASONS FOR the county's
housing predicament appear evident, there are no
easy answers or immediate solutions. The experts
see housing costs going up even more this year. The
shortage of new homes and apartments is also ex-pected to continue.
There are. to quote one land builder, "no
miracles in sight" -and no known method of mak·
ing "substantial reducllons" in today's housing
costs.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCClf'dU i.ton invest·
ment analyst, college lectureT, .and .author of "Real
E1tate m Cal1/onua." Send your comment& and questiom •
to Randall R. Mccardle, clo the Dody Pilot, Box· 1560,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
Decor Can Bring f
Sununer Indoors .. Your home deserves a summer wardrobe too,
according to members of the Orange County
chapter of the American Society or Interior
Designers. As nature changes its seasonal face, so
should your home change its decor, the designers
state.
"Imagination can play a great role in sum-
merizing a home,'' says local designer Nancy Mor-
rison. "Cash outlay need not be extensive.•·
Included in warm weather ideas put forth by
the ASID are summer patterns and prints. Floral,
leafy or cooly geometric patterns can be used on
throw pillows or stapled to canvas stretchers as a
spur of the moment piece of summer art.
THE COOL THEME CAN be carried to
hemmed or tape·pleated shower curtains. Floral
prints can be spread across a bed or used as table
covers. napkins or placemats.
Table settings can reflect the summer season
by utilizing brightly colored place m ats and
napkins. Bright and cool glassware and inex·
pensive pottery place settings can replace the
heaviness or winter settings.
The fireplace, heart of the home during winter
fft"onths , can bloom as an interior garden during the
summer. Both the hearth and the firepit can be a
perfect setting, according lo ASID members, for
baskets of flowers ar1d low light plants.
' SUMMER COOUNG CAN be more than setting
a thermostat, designers aay. Light bulbs should be
changed to lower wattage during the days or heat.
Wall hangings -a shaded nook , a bubbllng moun·
lain stream -can reduce,lhevtsua1 heal in a room.
The designers also stress that summer might·
also be the lime to consider a change to shutters or
levelor blinds, both of which reduce household tern·
peratures.
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Ifft.I IUll pre(« blCIOd ' A!llta Looi, who created U>e ~able tale of mu's wutn
fot. fl klr a balf century o.
N,pDO.
.. U.-1 cbanpct. and l tblnt tt'•
WOJDm'• lib U>at'I dciae lt. . .
T hey've spotted t he whole
ra~et.." aaya Miu LoQ9.
·,iow men are wary. They
bact away from blondes. The
women's Ubbera sot lhe idea of
getting up on aoap boxes and say. int-that women are smarter than
mell.
... AND WE ABE. But we should
keep our mouths shut.''
Anita Loos, 4 feel 11 and going
on «4, talked profusely during an
io•erview in her Ma nhattan
apartment where she works
every morning. H e r third
memoir, .. Cast of Thousands,"
has Just been published and she
now is writing about the
Tabnadge sisters. Dorothy and
Co11stance.
"Who can afford to retire?"
she asks, eyes snapping behind
oversized sunglasses.
a•~
Former scriptwriter Anita Loos
do their own films better than
anyone else. For instance, Una
Wertmuller. Certainly no writer
could ever write her films the way
shedoes"
Miss Loos began her career as
a cbiJd actress in San Francisco,
a natural bent for the da ughter of
a man who divided his time
between the newspaper business
and the theater. She soon turned
to writing scenarios for D.W.
Griffith.
her. 1 satd 'I'll fix her' ... but
now she fixed me' I mean she
fixed me for life."
She was m arried to J ohn
Emerson, the director. She says
he was the weak partner, but s he
remained with him to the end, in·
e luding his 16 y ears in a
sanitarium.
AFTER TH EIR marriage,
they retired to New York in the
late 'a>s to enjoy the fortunes of
Hollywood, but the crash of '29
drove them back to Southern
California and Irving Thalberg's
MGM.
II
OD Apt! 4 U.. Brmd·
di a.nlH lt&l1a • &ls·part documeatary effort, "Sia Ammea. P' , " eacb cl
tntem..-.d at a thr ... weeks·
per·famlly rate by frff·lance
writer Paul Wllk•.
Bul doa'l COftl!der lb.la an air
tempt to depict the happieat
famillm ol America 1lnce, u
Wilkes joklntlY put.a lt, "we
dido 't try to purse the country of
Loudlam" when ftlmina be1an 111
May 1975.
WILKES, THE series' host and
writer, says the show simply
aimed at recording -with no
point ol view -the lives and
thoughta of a cross-aectioo or .
The commenrial airtncs wlll be
in San Francisco, Boston.
P bUadelpbia, Pittaburah and
Baltimcre on stations owned by
the Group W cbaln, which put up
moat of tbe loot -$800,000,
Wilkes says -to make the
series.
Another $200,000, he says,
came from the United Church of
. .,..,.
•• •.wort.ta In C e¥eland , UY•
''f'am "11 an rvwt.h ol a
book he wrote about• ew Jtney
family wttb whom b lived a year
U ID obHrv~t.
Tb• Group VI troops uked
him. be aaJd, to put hll Cllb-
famUy chronlcllne techniques to
work lb a documentarr, about a
numbtr of families 'to show
what's 1ot.n1 oo in this country.
what people are about." They
backed their Idea with bucks.
And Wilkes, who used four
documentary te1m1 at dllferent
times, set olf to work, Saioing ac·
cess to the families be chose with
the help of church, civic and
neighborhood groups.
Biting Criticism Given
By ERMA BOMBECK
Moat people have a
com munications pro·
blem with their dentist
or hygienist.
~ vf:i-s.
~·.END
'"
Spit once in the smk:
"I have one child."
Spit twice 1n the sink:
feet and headine toward
the door: "Jt's been nice
·'Two or more children.'' -;::::;:;:::;:;::::=:::::====:-
A low moan: "No, I -~~
talking with you."
have never t hought
a bout braces at my
age."
I AllC-MoU·-MAn. IVl tn'DAY'Tlt 2•301'.M.•ll,U _,. .. M.iss Loos, sparrow-like and
well preserved, has written more
than 20 screenplays, novels,
pla)'s and muslc~ls.
DURING THREE decades in
Hollywood, her works have been
the vehicle to stardom for the
likes of Douglas Fairbanks, Jean
Ha'rlow, Clark Gable, Carol
Ch'anning and Audrey Hepburn.
"THE DAY CAME when I
could make more money in half
an hour of writing than in a week
in the theater," she savs.
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,"
the light-hearted story of a light·
headed Lorelei Lee who knows
that diamonds are a girl's best
friend, is her best-known work.
This is probably
because one of t h e
parties ia trying to com-
municate under a slight Memories of the 16 years she handicap. That Is: (a)
spent at MGM and the people she his entire mouth has
encountered fill "Casts of been put to aleep; (b)
Thousands.'' there ls a h anger over bis
year will suddenly re·
allze he has a captive au·
dlence and break into
t wenty questions.
I T HAS always
bothered me that the vie·
tlm ls al a decided disad ·
vantage and baa no re-
course but to sit there
A high moan: "I'm not
THATold!"
Tears coming out or
eyes and running down
cheeks: "What do I have
to do to convince you I'll
floss after every meal?"
"
"THE HOUSE
BY THE LAKE"
IATID 1a1
l 1'-0 .. 1.4 .. 1.J .. tiU
'7 % SOLUTION" l14a.1<1a.t0:00 But she may be the last of her
breed. She says the day of the
screenwriter is past
''I think I wrote that book
because I W!\S jealous of a
blonde," says the once very
brunette Miss Loos. "No, I
wasn't jealous. I didn't want to
be like her. I was resentful of the
stupidity of the men who fell for
Of F. Scott Fitzgerald s he lip sucking out all the
says: "The strangest thing about saliva; (c) a pair of
Fitzgerald was that he had only bands are busy picking
one ambition in life, and that was at h is gums until be
to write motion pictures. He was bleeds; (d) there ls a
so far above anything he aimed ' smoking_ dr_ll~ In the
at. and it really was a tragedy of ~outh which if ~t touches
his life that he never got a script his tongue will cause
and listen.
Thal is why I would
like to see the following
set of responses stan·
dardized and available
to persons in the dentist
or hygienist's chair.
HAND AND arm
raised in a fully extended
position above the head:
"FAMJL Y PLOT"
l;So.t::OO ...... PG
"This is the day of the director. I "TWIU•HT'S
LAST~~·
Permission to leave. It changed when directors got
better and found out they could on film." great pain. Burying head in nose
tissue for five minutes: z:l0.7110
:, TD DAY'S CIDSSIDID PUIZLI .
~:ACROSS •. ~ Brlg1nd
f.Nrgerian
·people
1b.Me1dow
1.3 Indian
•:outcast 1~Curat1ve 2'1 Reta iung
4fll.Bestowed
2iiwire
·service ~Arizona ., river
78 Roulette
bet
79 Tree fruit
81 Prickly
plant
83 Follow
84 Time
period
86 Dark
wood
88 Pr1nt1ng
measure
89 Cuttino
tool
90 Three
26 Current mu11c ~T. Appcintmenl 91 Egress
Z&Pull 92 Zoo
•.: sharply greeting U Pubhc 94 Egyptian
•• Relations measure ~()Health 96 Greek
• reso11 teller
:UWoman s 97 Draft
• name animal
l • K11n 98 Pain
:tSWork 10t Feminine
unit lttle 3' King I 03 Musical
• "beater" form
37 Father 105 Wastrel
39 Modern 1 09 B1w1tch
(() Hawa111n 110 Dried
• vine grass
(2 Oral 111 Move
pauae elong
43 Before: 11 3 Awere·
prefix slang
4" Ah me! 1 t 4 Boot
preltic
148 Remove
interior
150 Challenge
15 t Vengeance
goddess
152 Bitter
vetch
153Amb1e
155 Give
priority
158 Teamsters command
159Gelllum
symbol
160 Mine
entrance
161 Tonic
herb
I 62 Daybreak
comb
form
163 Be
unsuccessful
165 Mucul1ne
lt!le
1 66 Equality
166 Mends
1 70 Landed
properties
172 Church
holidays
173 Dutch
commune
174 Enzyme
175 Cause
DOWN
slang edoe
19 Bulks 100 Oulc11t
21 Artificial 101 Wh1 le-
language ahark
23 Showy 102 Swl11
3 1 Vocal river
solo 103 Righi·
33T1c hand
36 Sudsy page
brews 10 4 Lyric
36 Catchall poem abbreviation 106 Guido's
41 Chicago note
train 107 Small
43 Use a mug
lever 2 1 08 Brown
wds. k1w1
44 Dwellings 11 2 Cereal
46 Make grains
ends 1 I 5 Organic
meet sall
48 Small 117 lnsen11bl1
rug 118 Border
•9 Star 1n I 21 Electrical
pegas1 unit
51 Rel 122 Eternity
!colloq I 124 Oretk
52 Entire letter
54 Lath 125 Man a
57 Representative name
58 Burrowing 126 Deface
rodent 127 Medium
60 Enghah 1 28 Cobfa
earl genus
6 1 Rot>alo t 30 Added
63 Baseball uo
club 131 Coddles 64 Verb 133 India·
lorm po41tlc
65 Allude to 134 P1nn1nt 45 Choice feature group 11 6 Unimportant
<(7 Faclel 11 8 Soar
66 Church 136 Furnace
1 Energy recess stokers
depreaalon 119 Present 50 Po111111ve 120 Lubncate
• pronoun 1 23 P1ra11n
S2 Encourages nat1v1
53 Trouurs 1 24 C1nad1an
55 Make Indiana
·tac:• I 2t5 Per II
S&F1m1l1 12g Tribal
• goet symbol
S&Lustroua 131 Gr11k
S«Choose leltet 61 Seedy 13 2 Clumsy
fruit lellows ~ Undetground slang gnome 137 Profit
6-4'0r1en1al 138 llaloan
• nursemaid tlver 68 Cigar 139 Hits on
remains the head
69 Long-142 Dark • term 143 Chinese
prisoner
1-' Briel
noodles 144 Rocky
hill
1 •5 "·· d1um"
147 Not:
caosule: 6 7 Tome unot 138 Guides
2 wda 69 Var nosh 138 List
2 Cyprino1d base 140 Jepanese
tosh 70 Regret mile
3 Outfit 73 Attending 141 Beer
4 Caualtc 7 4 Defame 144 Stale
5 Clew 75 Cowboys I 46 Wed e M1de nickname secretly
hapov 77 Concerning 149 Tantalize
7 Turkish 78 Bungle 152 Red1ct
re91menl 80 Late I 53 Mtrch1ndlae
8 Wollen 82 At nome 1 54 New
acknowledgment 85 Arrowroot Z1al1nd
q Forward 87 Hawaiian bird
1 O Depart tree 1 56 Garden
1 I Altm1ntarv 91 Engltsh flower
system city 157 Woman a
I 2 Solar 93 Sull1c1en1 neme
d1ak 94 Germ1n 160 Hirt ind
1 3 Aem11ters e1clama11on Capp 1 4 Cognizant 95 Arrow 1 84 Spanish
1 5 Tolled pc1son art1cl1
16 Annoy 96 Paid 16 7 Dutch 1 7 TV alhlele geographer
commercial 97 Alleged 169 Medical
18 Jazz force auff111
e11perts: 99 Garment 1 71 As far as
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Beethoven
OnKCET
,A "CASSANDRA V . . CltOSSIH6"' Ill
"SAIL.Ott WHO NU. FIOM
GRACI WrTH THI SlA" ·
A "'THI TOWN THAT · V DllADID SUMDOw.l"
"DOGS"lltl
"VOT AGI OF THE DAMNED"
"ltOllM AND MAllAJ-4'' IP~I
:,AHOUSE I Y TMI l.Atcl" ll t V "SHADOWS
IM AH IMP'11' ltOOM"
THEATRES-ORANGE CO
SOIOI cmzm suo
For some unexplained
reason, a dentis t or
hygien.iat who speaks a
conservative six words a
A bite on the dentist's
forefinger translates to:
"You are standing on my
tongue."
A knee brought up
quickly to nudge his
A sign of hostility which
when translated means,
"I don't like you
any m ore. You're get-
ting on my nerves •.•
literally.''
Clenched lips, rising to
"THE NEXT MAN"
5'10.10:00 .......
elbow: "You are pulling----------
t h e wro n g too th ,
turkey."
Eyes closed, accom-
panied by a low snore:
"Hearing about the sep· ''COUSIN COUSlt(E"
tic tank you put in al 1 & t P.M. · 041\ y -~05-4:4e.
7115-.. )0
your cabin is boring." ~~S~U~M.~ON~LY~l·!4-!"'!'!· !' o!!~.'.::=========-ENTIRE BODY com--
ing off the contour chair.----------------------
and remaining airborne
for a full 15 seconds: A
"Yes. that tooth is a little
sensitive when you tap it
with a mallet ."
"THE FuNN1EST
NEW COMEDY
OF THE YEAR."
• Verno11 Scott, UNITED PRESS
PAUL
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They want you to think so-
the movie-makers who mock God and
portray Jesus Christ as a fake or a
pervert in current pornographic films!
Watch this start(ing TV Special--
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by the lnterfafth Committee Against
Blasphemy. Tell your friends!
Tune inl .. ~'The New
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buttbet'•
wlll io (Of' hype. If you have a
&ood lead·ln and alher Pl'OCf'IU'lU
•P.,.alinl to the Hme people. then you can bype lt ..
"A made-ror-televt•lon mov1e
has to have a 'book,' 1omethln&
that p• the audience'• allftl·
Uon,' aaya Paul Monaab, CBS
pro•rammin• vice president. "It
can't depend on critics' reviews
and word of mouth.••
Wbat'1ahook?
•'If you depict people eatin1
other people and you promote
that, that's a hook," says Klein,
rererrinc to a recent TV movie,
"Survive," the tale of plane
crash victims who turned can·
nibals to survive a mountain
winter.
"The StepCord Wives'' set
no box office records in theaters
•'It wu the sort or suspense
movie wbleb p kind of llte to
watch on television but you're
not sure you want to 1et a
babysitter, go out to dinner and
apend three bucks to see it.
"GENERALLY, people wlll
decide whether to watch a film
on television baaed on the on-the·
air promotion and the advertis·
ing and the publicity."
Finding a hook varies as each
network shoots for top ratings.
Joseph Taritero, an ABC vice
president who works exclusively
'"r&DB'I aso a pretty ~U:l~=to~ dlenffl' lncllnaUon to •atcb pk-
tla r n tbey alreadr know
aometblal •boUt." Hfa Tarl1'r0.
Monash a&l'ees. HiS networtc
plans "a rather dan1erous P"O'-
jec~ buedontherlseofHltler."
Stoddard, whole netwoTk um
year bu been most auccessful in
the ratln&s with movies and
other procrams u well, agrees
that bloeraphy may be usef\.ll
book "but it doesn 'l necessarily
mean auccesa. It also could mean
that people know about a subject.
and are bored with it."
'Girl of Year' Keeps to Self REX REED
in the raw
1'""or someone who is suddenly
the 1irl of the year in American
moyies, Swiss-born Marthe
KeBer is being pos itively
Garboesque about 1t.
Al a crucial career point when
moat girls would be dancing their
buns off nightly for the
paparazzi, she avoids publicity,
doesn't do interviews, never goes
to parties or restaurants, and
hates Hollywood .
Two years ago she couldn't
speak one word of English. Now,
after starring with Dtislin Hof· ,
!man and Laurence Olivier in
"Marathon Man," she's going to
be even bigger in "Black Sun·
day" and ''Bobby Deerfield" <co·
starring her own man of the hour.
Al Pacino).
THAT'S THREE films 1n two
years when most American ac·
tresses can't even get hired for
one. "I'm an actress." she insists
in her charming German accent.
''I don't give a damn about being
a movie star."
Shunning the sunshine and kid·
ney-shaped pools of Califomfa,
&he's moved into a rented New
York apartment with he.r 6-year·
old son, Alexander, where she
can be even more anonymous.
After some persuas ion, she
agrees to meet me there for 4
o'clock tea. She opens the door
herself because she has no maid,
employs no servant, is without
even a cook or nanny.
On screen, she's square-jawed,
tough, an odd choice for girl of
the year. In person. she's soft,
feminine, almost lyrically
beautiful.
... "I DON'T do mterviews, so
when I finally agree to do one I
like to make the most or it. With
me, it's honest talk or nothing.
I'm a woman of extre mes. I
either tell you everything or I
shut up. I'm no good at small
talk. The Hollywood life for me
was a nightmare. I never go out.
·'Once I went to dinner with my
good friend John Schlesinger.
who directed me in 'Marathon
M an.' and the German
newspapers printed that l was
his mistress!··
The gossip she hated most was
the juicy rumor that she got both
"Marathon Man" and "Black
Sunday" because she was the
girlfriend of Robert Evans, who
produced both films.
"Jesus Christ, this is so
depressing! You don't get a part
by going to bed with a producer!
There are girls 10 times more
beautiful than me, so I don't
think I would get a part because
of a superficial reason like looks.
I never got a job through anyone
I dated, but the honest truth is
that I never had one date with
Bob Evans. These rumors are
idiotic!
"I WAS ON stage in more than
50 roles for six years and made 12
rilms in Europe before
'Marathon Man.' The truth is
that Michael York and Dirk
Bogarde saw me on stage in
Paris in 'Joe Egg' and when John
Schlesinger was looking for a
European actress for 'Marathon
Man' they both recommended
me and he came to Paris to see
me and asked me to do a test in
Hollywood so he could see how I
looked on the screen with Dustin
Hoffman."
The door opens and in saunters
Al Pacino, who is even shyer
about interviews than Marthe.
He makes excuses and leaves
politely for rehearsal, telling tter
he'll be home in time for dinner.
Now all the cats are out of the
bag. Marthe does not live alone.
They are happy roommates.
"Now I guess they'll say I got
the starring role in Al 's movie
'Bobby Deerfield' because I'm
living with tum. Again the gossip
starts. The truth," she shrugs,
''ts that I didn 't even know him
when I started the film. J didn't
live with him until the movie was
finished."
SHE ONLY ADMITS to two
men in her life before Pacino -
French director Philippe De
Broca. who is the father of her
son, then French director Claude
Lelouch. who directed her in
''And ~ow My Love." She's still
friendly with them both.
"I always fall in love with a
man's work first. I didn't want to
marry De Broca. 1 do what I
want to do. I live my life my way.
I will not pay a price to be an ac-
tress.
Aquarius' Wishes Come True
MONDAY, MARCH 21
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Lunar cycle is
JUih -you find that communlcations improve,
wbat was out-of-reach becomes available.
, TAURUS (April 20·M ay 20 ): Light touch, in·
direct approach should be advocated. Be ready
for change, variety, special communications.
GEMINI (Ma y 21-June 20): Friendship
~ould become a romance. You fmd that in·
dhlldual you ''like" is a special person.
, CANCER (June 21-July 22): Many persons
•ee you in different ways. Key is to be true to
aouraelf. Avoid trap or self-deception -do what
mUJt be done and be realistic
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You get involved -
nothing occurs in lukewarm manner. If playing ••mes, get out -feelings, emotions are at stake
anclptakes are considerable.
Vl&GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2~): Study Leo
ml!asage -dlg for information. Reject rumor.
report& bued on speculation.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) A relative could
get you back on course -sense of direction has
been distorted. Now, renew confidence, set
1i1hta on goal. > '8CORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Check accounts
-count your change. Be realistic about ap·
t>raiaale, children, speculative ventures.
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SAGITl'AlllVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You're
able to appeal lo people on various levels. Key is
to promise only what can be delivered.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Rumors.
gossip come your way. Be selectin -refuse to
become part of any foolish group bent on
character assassination.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Some wishes
come true in most unusual manner -involving
money! Written material aids cause.
PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20) Surprise comes
in form of gift. Your "love life" changes from
friction to harmony -one you respond to emo-
tionally and mentally returns favor.
A Oott/Pot.vlky Produce Ion
A Fronklln J. SchoffMr Film
"Islands in the Stream"
HUNTINGTON CINEMA
HACH AT ELLIS, H.I.
847-9608 847-6017
103
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STEREO SOUNDS OF iTHE HARBOR
•'I raise Alex myself. I have no
nurse, no nanny, nobody. I get up
every morning at 7, take Alex to
school al 8 :30, then I pick him up
at 5 : 15. I do not send chauffeurs
for him. Come with me, you will
see."
We pile into a taxi and head ror
Alex's school on East 79th St.
At the school, Alex tumbles
out, clutching bis blue Peanuts
lunchbox and babbling furiously
in French.
"ONE YEAR AGO," !>ays
Marthe ... '! couldn't say one word
in English. but I took the role in
'Marathon Man' JU St to work
with Dustin Hoffman and "I do what I want and answer
Laurence Olivier in an American to nobody," she smiles defianUy,
film . · . scooping up her son in time to
"I hate school, so I didn't take· ·cook him hla 6 o'clock dinner.
courses. I learned from watching ''I've always done everything
television and going to movies alone and I plan to maintain my
night and day." privacy and independence at all
ln May, she'll be on the jury at costs."
the Cannes Film Festival ("Who Sho mieht get her wish. In the
is this girl Pauline Kael?" she Madison Avenue traffic, she
asks innocently) and already wiped chocolate ice cream from
she's announced she will not at-Alex's nose and, in the slight bil·
tend any time-wasting parties or ingual rebellion tha~ followed,
social events. If she succeeds, Marthe Keller was no longer the
she'll be the first actress who glrl of the year, capable of pro.
ever went to Cannes avoiding the miaing great performance. She
flashbulbs instead of seeking was Just another mother, capa-
them. ble of promising spanking.
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Airport Tenants Move In ,
Expanded Complex Attracts Varied Firms
Thirteen tenants have moved into the recently
completed Phases Ntne and Ten of Airport In-
dus tr i a I complex. Irvin e. a nnoun ces
Kirk Elliott, project manager and general partner.
Following the first tenant -Grant/Warm-
ington Builders who occupy I.826 square feet of
space in one of the nation's largest office industrial
parks -is a wide variety of firms utilizing from
9,4.20 to 715 square feet.
The Showplace South, wruch sells interior home
furnishings to retailers and design firms exclusive·
ly. has leased 9,420 square feet of space and will
move into its expanded Airport Industrial Complex
facilities in February, announces President Sheri
Miner. The firm currently occupies 5,600 square
feet at 17981 Sky Park Circle in the complex.
RUPP AND BOWMAN COMPANY has leased
3,675 square feet of space in an expansion, states
Division Manager George W. Atchley Jr. The flrrn
distributes diagnostic systems and supplies to
hospitals and 1s a dJvision of Rupp and Bowman
Company, Farmington Hills, Mich.
Irvine Fasteners bas moved into 717 square feet
or space and is continwng its wholesale operations
to computer manufacturers and makers of sail
boats and ca tam a ram, says owner Bill Wulfr.
The general contracting firm of James P. Reid
Building Company. Inc. lS movlng into 2,117 square
feet of space m order to enter the design field as
well as expand its commercial and Uldustrial con-
tracting activities, announces James P. Reid, pre-
sident of the firm which as active throughout Los
Angeles and Orange C0011lles
DOUG ROWE, t-KESIDENTof President Sales.
has signed for 2,138 square rcet of space in order to
meet the growing needs of the firm which serves as
manufacturers' representatives of sporting goods
It also markets its own lock mounts for CBs, stereos
and tape ~eeks, as well as Classic 1 brand golf
doves, which are made lo the firm's specifications.
Moving from Tustm, Morningstar Plant Ren-
tals rents plants to offices, commercial firms,
salona, clubs, restaurants as well as providing
plants and floral arrangements for such occasions
as banqueta and weddings. Owner Earl Towner
nys his firm provides full maintenance, watering
spraying, fertilizing and rotation service, so bas ex:
panded to 2,146 square feel.
Newport Printing Systems, which designs and
distributes business forms, is expanding into 1,320
Seminars .Set
On .Financing
A lw<Hfay 11eminar realuring innovative techni·
ques of real eatat~ financing, slructured to sult a
seller as well as a buyer, wUI be held next month In
Anaheim.
••This seminar beglns where the common
finance course enda," explains Ernie Spencer of
Richmond, chairman or the Investment Division
of the 100,000.member California Association of
.Realtors, which is sponsoring the session.
Consllrting or 13 sources of generatln1 cash, the
coarse will be held Fttday and Saturday, March
%5-26, at the Inn at tbe Park, 18M Sou.th Harbor Blvd., Anaheim.
Jnatructors are Realtorp Bruce Howey ol
Newport Beach and Evelyn R. Walsh or Hawthorne.
Both aremembcraofCAR'a faculty.
Tbe tttrollment fee I~ $60 for CAJ\ Investment
Division members and $70 tor non-
members ($10 or which will be applied to division
duea ii a re1iatrant la a CAR member). The fM in·
eludes the cost or a workbook and mornin& and af· temoon colfco 1 rvict. lnlttelted penons 1bouJd
mab cbtdtl payable to lnnttment Dl•laloo.
CallfornJa AlaoclaUon of Re&Jton, ~ Shatto
Place. lAll Anaeles, Calif. 80020 •
. .
square feet of space, due to increased volume and
sales projections, declare partners James R. An-
derson and Dennis G. SullJvan.
WESTWORLD ADVERTISING AND Public
Relations wall utilize 908 square feet or space in
their expansion move from Laguna H1lli., s tates
owner David F. Emanuel
Janes Company also will utilize 908 square feet
of space. represent.J.ng an expansion, relates owner
Michael Janes. The firm is a well-known builder of
homes, apartment bwldings and condominiums.
Budlee Printing Company wall open an Orange
County office and plant in 840 square feet of space,
declared owner Marie Baran a. She says the firm
will continue its general printing operation at 1752
W. Century Blvd , Los Angeles.
Wayne Hoover, who owns and operates Nova
Advertising, has leased l,365 square feet of space in
order lo continue lo serve clients while expanding
his Tree Typesetting operations.
SOUTHLAND DRAFTING WILL occupy 820
square feet following its move from Santa Ana,
stales owner Joseph J . Ral'nsperger. The firm pre·
pares structural steel drawmgs and miscellaneous
detailing for steel fabncators
The new units give the $10 million Airport In-
dustrial Complex a total of 875,000 square feel of
leasable space. with Phase Nme adding 97,000
square feet and Phase Ten 53,000 square feet.
The Koll Company of Newport Beach was
general contract?r for the newest $2 25 million pro-
Ject, which als~ includes the cost or land. Building
Concepts of Irvine was the archited, engineer and
planner. and the landscaping was installed by
Pacific Design of San Juan Capistrano.
Stock Splits
Directors or American
State Bank. Newport
Beach , have voted ap-
proval of a two-for-one
stock split The record
date of the split is
March 15 and is subJecl
lo stockholder approval
at the annual meeting
April4.
DEAN Wl1T.E.R & CO.
HAS EXCEPl10NM. SM.ES
OPPOllTlJNITIBS EOR
EXCEPTIONAi. P.BOPl.E.
Career seminars for men and women who are interested in learning
more about the securities industry and the Dean Witter Account Executive
pos1t1on are being conducted in Southern California. The seminars include
practtCal rnformat1on on oor training program and sales opportun1t1es.
There will be ample time for questions and answers and interviews with our
local Branch Managers
A career as a stockbroker can offer substantial rewards for sales-
oriented. self-motivated individuals. For example, after five years many
Dean Witter Account Executives earn commission income that places them
among the top in the United States.
It's a career that involves working closely with many different people
in helping them achieve Important financiat goals. So 1t calls for individuals
with pcrsona.l lntegrity,and mature judgment. Experienced salespersons
will find our opportunities particularly attractive.
For reservations coll:
Wolter W. Klostermqn, Senior V.P. (71'4) 581-1590
Thursday. March 24
5:30 P.M.
Sheraton Hotel-Newport Beach
4545 McArthur Blvd.
(near Orange County Airport)
IJ~&co.
Ari Equal ()ppartiJ'llty Employtr
u-..-"' .. . ' ""' ltlS to Golt •
NewllB
Center
In Works • The Buccola Company
has broken ground for a ,
new shoppine center at
the intersection of Beach
Blvd. and Garfield Ave.
an Huntington Beach.
The center, located on
81 :i acres, will consist or
a Ralph's grocery store
(33,800 sq. ft.), a Sav-on
drug store (25,500 sq.
ft.). a number or satelllt'e
shops (25,300 sq. ft.) and
/ a financial center (8,500
~ ~" sq. ft.). ~. .I' Developers say the
l' project is budgeted at
::.Mllllll_. about $6 million and is
due for completion by
late summer. Leasing
agent is Coldwell Banker
and Company.
Orange Coast Couple Find
Advertising Really Pays
.. ,.
•'My ads in the Daily Pilot really
paid o(f this time. 1 won a grand
pr17.e trip half way around the
world."
The i;atisfied advertiser is Ernest
Camp, owner of Newport Produce.
He and his wife Sailly wlll enjoy an
expense paid trl p lo London,
Copenhagen. Rome, Greece and
M arrakech courtesy or tha
California Avocado Advisory Board.
To win the nationwide compe11·
lion, Camp submltt~d 11 Delly Piiot
aida fealurin1 avocndoes.
The ods lnc rco~ed demand for
avocadoe~ at Newport Produce from
a Lyp\cal SO rnrtons a week to an
avence of 206 cartons, Camp auld.
I
"That's 81,516 avocadoes sold in n
weeks." •
The promotton effort on beball
0 9(
avocadoes qualified blm for ~
grand prize trip and the salea,,ua~
derscored the advantaces of -t•
vertising in the DAILY PILOT. .,.
The best place to buy or sell a1ml'
the Orange Con1;t is in the , •1• .·., . ~ .
DAILY PILOT
• -.... UA!JlQ'l:T
ciOke. ...
1'\Dt1a omc. prior tobl1 ncmt al)CICllla!lllMIDL
a •radWlle Of TUlt.tn's Foothill
H9&b Scboot. Ho recetnd
dq:l'em In Hls&or7 and Arc: -
t.ma1 ~from USC ud
Cahfornla Stale Uaiven!ty.
J'ulJ C!rton.
Prior to .:otnf lnto lf1c ruJ
estate profession Scbwcn-
dlmaM worked throughout the
E,aatem atates for the Small
Business Administration with
financing concerning federal sc"w1N0tJMNN
dlsaater &.ssJstance_ He and hi& wife, Kathy, now re-
side in Irvine.
GEORGE VOGEL. realt.or associate with Coats
and Wall ace Real Eatate, has bffn promoted to vice
president and manager or the Newport Center of-
fice of the local realty firm.
Vogel has been in real estate in the Orange
County area since 1973 and is 1977 associate director
for the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of
Realtors. and as a member of California Association
of Realtors and the National Association of
Realtors.
He lives In Corona del Mar with his wife, Doris,
who is director of nursing at Raleigh Hills Hospital
in Newport Beach.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER of Newport Beach has
been named chairman or the board and president or
The Professionals Real Estate with executive of-
fices located at 3931 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Bea<.'h.
Originally from P alos Verdes Estates, Fowler
has made his home In Newport Beach for the past
four years. I le is a graduate of Long Beach~State
with degrees in Finance and English
DONALD B. SCHULTZ, M1ss1on VteJo Com·
pany's vice president of product development and
I f sales, Ms been inducted into the
Institute of Residential Market-
ing (MIRM > as a charter
member.
Schulz was one of 49 builders
and marketing experts from
across the nation to be so
honored at the 33rd annual Con-
vention/Exposition of the Na·
t1onal Associa tion of
Homebuilders (NAHB ) in
sc-.uLn Dallas last month.
To qualify for the institute. an individual must
complete £'ducat1onal requirements on such sub-
Jellis as ad~ert1sing, merchandising, market plan-
nilig and research. design sales management and
cohsumer relations, or exceed those requirements
1n professional experience.
Before joining Mission Viejo Company in 1971,
Sc hulz was associated with Coronado Cay Company
of Ooronado, Calif., Tustin Associates, and Deane ~$<4· of Newport Beach.
PETER F. HALLOCK is now a member or the ~3,_tes staff at Herbert Hawkins Realtors in Laguna
'Niguel. A graduate of USC, he bas bad a long career in sales, the last three in real estate sales.
•' -He is a member of the Laguna Beach Board of
Realtors and has lived in Laguna with bis wtfe,
,Nam·y and two daughters for the past 12 years. He
fiOld over $1 m1lhon in property during the last 12
tRPOlhs.
, ODIE JONES has Joined the gales staff of ~rnen<.'an Title toml)any reports Bob Armstrong,
.Silles manager for Lhe Orange
tounty firm
, !)he has previous experient"e
in th<.' title 1ndustrv as "'l.'11 a:. in ~~.al Ei>tale l-.~I<.'~ ;;nd finun<.'ing .
.. Iler appointment 1s an ex-
paR.S1on by Am£'ri <"nn Titl£' in thf'
1.J,tJ0nt1nglon lll'at h. Fountain
.¥.alley anrt Costa Mesa art•a
•. Mis. Jone!>•~ a i:r.tduate of
JYurdue l 'nivers1ty and resides
m Huntington Ocal'h "''lh her
ctuldren. J~u
JACK BUDNACK has joined the Newport
ea.ch bas ed r<'a I estate rorporaUon Tbe
7dfessionals as a Real Estate Advisor.
• Budnack who halls ongmally from New York
made has home in the Newport Beach area for
l;>astsevcral yearc;
When not busy with his real e$tete aclivittes,
a<:k 1>pl•nd1> ha s tame res toring classic
li>mobtle1> .. Valley Realty has announced the recent ap·
pointment of Mlke Bybee as assistant manager of
lofae firm's El Toro oHice, 23688 El Toro Road
Bybee, recently named "Salesman of the
on th" by the Saddle back Valley Board or
Realtors. is a member of the
Valley Realty Million Dollar
Club. Since joining Valley in Ju-
1 y, Bybee has rece ive d
numerous company awards.
At a recent company
hreakfast meeting, Bybee was
honored as to~ Salesman of the
Year. In addilion, in Au.gust and
December. be received the top
sales trophy ot lhe month.
1vaa1 Bybee is former Direct.or of
ecuritv for the Lom? Beach Memorial Hospital. He
attended Long Beach Caty College where he ma·
JOred in business administration. He and his wife.
Angela. reside in Mission Viejo.
RICHARDT. BONET11 of Newport Beach bas
been promoted to associate director, for the Irvine
Company's Residl'nllal Development Division, ac-
~01!4iog to Douglas M. Gfeller. vice preaident.
Bonetti is replacinit Kenneth"'w. Aaid, who hu been
p_a,rped vice president sales
~d'marketing for Irvine Pacific
trevelopment Company, the
t\'btiatng division of the Irvine
~pany.
In this po1ition Bonetti
heads a three -member ~ reeponsible for advert! ...
lng, merchandising and public
relations for the Irvine villa1es.
He t1 also responsible for tn·
reUnc the comp1ny'1 tx·
•e m•~~t l'tseoreh reau.tta ~
dea•r able products 1od con1"ltin1 with
m ~bnnt buildera on product. dul1n. communlca-
U nda1deac1mp1l1N
Boncltl joined the Irvine Company ln lVJS u a
project man1aer Involved with nel1hborhood plan-u, product dellnltJon •nd builder 1elecllon for
nlvmltt Town Center lt>. lrvlno.
Cost Booste
W M -P--.i&MC • Pf.ck4Ctnl bW wouW i-=r?DT ... cm&. ol .....
I for CCIDSWDGW a UD.liW W llmeaed Ilda
pow• to Ull8Ad umr raUa ud • u. imbal~ the\ alreecl1 alltl at baro1Dbll ta-
ble 11 Upped even man ba rnor .t labor, •
spokesman for the Natioaal A-.....wtm ol Home
Builders (NAHB) bu wanMCt.
NAHB President Robert A.rquilla. a bome
builder from Chicago. delivered NAHB's 1troa1 op-
position to tbe biU at a subcommittee be.ariDC ol the
House Committee on EducaUoo and Labor.
The sit.us picketing bill would allow a union, in
effect, to shut down an entitt construction job site,
even when their dispute is with only one subcontrac-
tor.
''SINCE lt'lt, CONSTaU<.TJON wages have ln-
creased a total or 68 percent, bringing the average
hourly wage, including fringe benefits, of a building
tradesman to $11.46," ArquilJa noted. 0 In com·
parison, the average wage rate ol employes in
manufacturing industries ia $5.14. The prime re.
ason for tbe difference at the bargaining table is lhe
imbalance in favor or construction unions under ex-
isting law."
Builders, Arquilla said, have been able to com·
penute for this sharp increase in labor costs
because of advancea in construction technology and
by using more components ().itcben cabinets, win·
dow frames, etc.> that are produced in sbops or lac·
tories where wages are lower.
Labor recognize• this trend of using less and
less on-site labor in the construction process. Ar-
quilla said, and they are trying to compenaate by
"promoting legislation that will increase their
power under the law to force home builders to ac-
cede to their demands ."
ARQUIU.A ALSO REBtrrrED the argument
that all labor wants is the same treatment as af·
forded industrial unions under the National Labor
Relations Act. He s aid that the Supreme Court has
ruled that industrial unions can only picket a
primary employer.
The situs bill, however, would give construction
unions "extended rights to picket secondary
employers which are not now given to indu.atrial un-
ions," be said.
Realtors Back Bill
•
IUL£SlllE
Wxury
Estates
Begun
Edward A. Smyth. partner in Smyth Bros.,
Inc .• bas announced the
beginning of construc-
tion for Seagate, a $4
million luxury ocean·
view estates develop-
ment located in Niguel
Shores of Laguna Niguel
alone the bluffs north of
tbe Dana Point Marina.
Creating a new coastal
profile, the architectural
firm of Kiyotokl/Bell
and Associates designed
the · twelve homes to
reflect the exterior styl-
i n g r e min i s c en t' o f
Enelisb and French
Country mansions. The
ocean-facing homes dis·
play turrets, pitched
roofs, and jutting chim·
neys in a rich profusion
of silhouettes.
Seagate homes will be
priced up to $357,300 and
will be available in three
different floor plans. Oc·
cupancy is scheduled for
the first of summer, ac-
cording to Smyth. For ln·
formation. call
714 /831·3351.
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STATRMllNTO" A8ANOONMIEWT oirusaoF This bllslNU II condllettd by .. ~ dlvldual.
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PICTITIOUS 8USINISS fltCTITlOUS 8USINHS NAMI STATaMINT T"9 .:~ESTATl~I~ bvSI· 'Tlletollowfngpertot\Uttdol~busl neu.u '°""no "''°" s MSSH: DOUOLE "O" BUILDING EL.SCO DISTRIBUTING. 1001·M W, t70.5'.,~t•MeW,CAt'2t21 MAINTENANCE Sl!!ltvtCE. 1tl01 Fiii Newoon Marine R~lo Inc ... L•l\e. Hll'\1"'910tl llHch. CA '2747 C.lltonll• c~atlon. 1001-M W, t71h Ne"CY Soe OWV.r. 1tl01 Fiii UM, St.,Coi!aMeu,CA9Ml7 Hunlif\91on Buch, CA m41 Thb bWlneu ts CllftdlKted by •cot" Tiiis bUSl,.u Is ~ltd by .., I~ poretlllft dlvlduet *-1""'1ne RAdlol"<, N...c:yS.~ Tiiis $1&'9ment _, flltd wllll tt>e This Sl .. _nl wet fllM wltll the c-ty Clerk of Of•ft91 County on ;~:: •• ~ .. of Or~ C-ly on FRN&rtn.1m.
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Cristobal. Sen Cttl'Mntf, CA tun Tiiis b~M\SWH cor.duc:ted ~ '" cllvkhMI Dorothy Svmm1 tor Rooen F. Symm1 o.<Hsod Tiii\ ,,.,emenl w1s lllllCI wlt'Ji trw ColHllV ci .. 11 ol Or1n9e CoW>IY on Mllrclll, tt71
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FICTITIOUS t USINEU NAME STATEMENT
Ti.. lollowir'9 ll9f1GllS •rt clolnt '*"-MU H ;
Ill NEWPORT M41L DELIVERV SERVICE. IU POUR LE CHIEN· Ill LE! JARDIN, 91~ ll•yslcle Orlvt, tlewPOft 6e•th, CA "2660
On Full Disclosure Architect .. ICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME ST4TEMaNT l'ICTITIOUI 8USINESS The loltowi119 lltrM>nl •••doln9 busl· N4Ml!STATU"'INT neuas:
Jo1nne ~ry H@nclrle, Hert>erf L Hendrie. tit 8~'f\lde OriVe, NewPOrt
Be~ch CA '2660 T 111 \ bu\lnen '' conouctrcs by• 11rn11
ed oart""'"''P.
LOS ANGELES -The 100,000-member
California Association or Realtors has announced
its full endorsement of a state legislative bill which.
if passed, will require the seller of a home (or the
sales agent> to give full disclosure regarding
specific fact.ors which could affect the value of the
home .and /or tile property, and tbe potential buyer's
decision of whether to purchase lt.
The bill (SB330> was introduced Wednesday,
Feb. 16, by Senator Bob Wilson (D-La Mesa). It
calls for the seller or residential property to dis-
close, in writing, to prospective buyers information
regarding taxes. bonds, zoning, sewa,e factlittes.
pest control conditions and other factors prior to
any transfer of title.
'"THE BILL, IN ITS present f6nn, bas the full
support of our organizaUon," said Jerome Blank, of
.Albany, president of lbe California Association or
Realtors.
''Realtors have been encouraged to represent
their clients in lbas fashion for many years. In fact.
our Association has not only advocated consumer
protectioo legislation in the past. but we have ag-
gressively worked with legislators and governmen-
tal officials at all levels of government to create and
enforce laws which assure tbe homebuyer and
and sellers every day," Bland said, "we recognize
slderation prior to finalizing any real estate
transaction.
"AS REALTORS DEAL WITH home buyers
and sellers everyday," Blank sa1d, "we recocnize
their primary interest in smoothty and quickly ef-
fecting transfers, and this measure carefully
minimlies d~ays in achieving that objective.
"We hope our state's elected officials move
swirtly in passing thig bill into law, In order to
ensure full protection for California homebuyers,"
Blank concluded.
Map Act Subject
Of lroine Seminar
Retained
Tiit' lollow1no -""' ts dotn9 buSI· c A L l F 0 R N I A I H A w A I I nHU\! CATALOG, 1366 L09an Ave .. Costa c A R p e T M A N • L A N c e MIU. c.a. 92621• OU RNI CIC, 712' A State SI .. Cotlt St. Oob1 OeslQftl, Inc,. 8 Calllornla Mes•. CA ~~26 corp0ra11on. IM LoO•n AYe., Go•t• Lance Mlcllul Gurnlct, 2121 .t. MeH, C.t. 9'2616 Stair SI .. CoU• Mesa. CA. '26:16 Tiiis l>USIMH II conducted by. CO•· Tlllt llutfntss Is conducted by Aft tn. potltlon. dlvlctu.1. St. Dobl 0.!19111, Inc.
Un<' Gunllcll Wllll.,,.. F.L Webster Thll ll•lement WH fltld with lfll ........... , County Ct•r-of Or•"Oe CIMlnty Oft Tiils stat-• w•• llled with tile Febru•r,29. ""· Couftty Otrll Of o ... noe County on F111.
1'1M61 t2 "77 Publlllled Or~ Olllol Delly Piiot, ' . "1Jtll Mercll 6. IJ. 20.11.1m -•i>n l"vtlllSl'ltd OrMoe eo.11 Dally Piiot,
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Newport Col·
aborative, Architec-
ture-Planning-Interior
Environments of
Newport Beach. has
been retained by the
Robert P. Warmington
Company to complete in·
terior design plans and 1----------coordination for the PUBLIC NO'l1CE
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homebuilding firm's new i---.. ,-CT-,T-IOU_S_l_U_S_IN_IE_S_S __
headquarters on Hale NAMUTATIMRNT
and Gates Avenues in nt!~.'.°'1-•no ~'°"ts c1o1no 11us1-
Irvine. suNOONN ENTI:RP111se. nn
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pr OX i ID a\e} y 10, 000 dl!l~•~lneM It conduclttd by~ lfl.
square feet of offices D•lec. w .... 1ey
t ed d l Tiiis s1 .. ernen1 was llled wltll the Cen er atoUO a arge County Cieri< ol Or•noe CouMy on enclosed and landscaped F•bruaryn, 1m.
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l'ICTITIOUS IV SINUS NAMISTATEMaNT Tiit lotlOwlno person 11 <1oln9 bus!· """ ,,. THE O(ENOALL COMPANY RE4l. ESTATE, 161 G•orqt>•nnt Ptace. Cost• Meu. C4 9261• Roy Johnelh•n Ktndatl , IU GeorQ.,.nN Plot<•. C:.0.1• M"'• CA '2616 .
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JO<lnl\C! H~'>drit This ~ltlement w•~ hied wllll lllfo County Clerk ol Or•n!I& Counl<c on Ma"h t. "77. "'~ Publh""" OrMIQll Coast Dally Pilot. MUUI tJ, 20, 27 ,ancl Aprll l. 1971
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PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOU\ BUSINE'5 NAME STATl!Me:NT Tiie followl119 -SOM •e doing llMi• neua'· ALFREDO. 1101 S. Coest Hwy., ,
Lagun. EleKh. CA '245 I J I. A Olwr11>"4 Corp. a N-YD<lt Coroorallon, 1101 S. Coan Hwy. L•oun• lltacll, CA t1tst Thl1 btnlM\1 11 conducled by• <W• por•llon J&AOPERATINGCORP. Alf..OOMall••. PrM. Tiiis st•t.,,.,.rrt was ltled with t!IP County Cttrk of 0••"91 County 0" M•rch 14, "n Fnm Publl,__ Or-O>esl Dally P1101, March 20, 27 <111<1 Ap1lt l , 10, 1971
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PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINllSS NAME STATEMINT courtyard with a two-
story volume topped by
skylights.
Construction Is expect-
ed to begin in mid·
February with comple·
tion scheduled for the
summer or this year.
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PS COMPANY, 1017 Co<>Gord St., IUSIHISSHAME NoncvL"" eo,1aM• .... CAnt26 Tiie followlno P@rlQfl ""' W1lhclri1wn Tiii~ \ltltmel>I was llled With t"" i---::,.::1cr=1T=1-=ou:':'.s:"'.a::-:u""s""1N,.,.l=-s""s,.--I P•ul e . .Hen. 1011 ~ord st .. as a 9t>neral partntr trom "'" County Cieri< of Orange County on NAME STATE~WNT CO\ta ,.,_.W, CA'2t2' oar1ner\lllo ooerallnq una~r tllf-llr March 17, 1917 Tiie following person Is OOlnQ bU•I· Slllrley J Jun, 1017 Concord St .. llliovt bv\lnes' nemt OI Otr•nl E• 1'7Jm neuH: Co'1eMeu.CA'241' posurt et SP~"°' Av• N<Jwpo1I PubllSh<'d Orfflll" C~st Daily PtlOI, CHAR LES PRINTING COM Tlll~OU,IMulscOllducttd llv•llmll· Buch.•MJ M•rcll10.27andAorill,I0,1'n PANY, llDW 1'111 SI CO•I• Mew. CA fd11•r1ner1Np. Tiie flcllllout bUslnen M"M ll•lt 111"77 ~•11 SNr1ev Jun rnenl lor tl'le Hrfnershlo w•s filed on -----------Cl\1rlff E<l'fron OtFrM1t, ?lilt Thh Jt•ltmeflt WU liled wltll tllt 1·11·nlntt>eCountvolO<'a"'I" PUBLIC NOTICE Rurnblt 0r1 ... El Toro. CA '21>31> County Clerk of OranQt County on """ N•nw and Add•.,• nl ,.,. ~r<o<1 Thl•bUllMulsc~ttdbyanln· Febr.,.rtll,1•77 WltlldrawlnQ. Rucll9~r Hartmul -----------cllvldual. Flm• Hltdtlels~I. •11• Rue11 H Nol!'clt•tl••
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FICTITIOUS IUSINESS HAMl!!STATEMENT Tll• lollowl119 oersons •re Ooin11 M•· nenn· CollfttY ci.n. Of °''"OI Clunty on tt.>-77 R.H Nlodrl@lr.111 '704,. PEGGY JANE'S PRODUCTS, P 0 . Ftlltvll"f 22, ttn. 1'7nn -----------Publlslled Oreno-Cbnt OatlY P1101 Bo• 110. 102) Enw••lcl B•y, U<)Un• PvbllShtd 0r-. Cont Delly Piiot PCBUC NOTICE Febf111ry V, lftdMt•th•, ll, 10, 1971 lll•rch6, 13.10. 21. nn &Hell, CA ttu1
111 11 B••b•ra Jane W•dmore, 1023 Emer~l <I B1y. La9un• Beacll. PICTITIOUUUSIHUS PUBUC NOTICE C•lllorn1at'26S1 NAMISTAT&MIENT Pt90Y ~I. ,,1 CoMl\A, Newport "'""
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The Orange County
Chapter of lbe Building
Jndustry Association an-
nounces plans for an im·
portant seminar to be
held Thursday. at the
Tiit 1011-'1111 pel"IOM «• doffl9 bull· llHCll, Ctlllornla '11660 Airpart.er Inn in Irvine. ------------1 """ "· ,1CTinous •vs11nss '"1' buslnes• ltconoucittd bYe t1m11. F1CT1nous1us•N•ss M"" IN e EL e c TRON I cs NAMa IT4TaMENT edoartneuhlp. The topic or the all·day J:ESTATEMINT SlllVICI COMPANY. tOOl·IC w. t7tll Tllt fol-119 .,.,_II clolng buti· O••beraJ•n~Wedmore
Sem inar will be ... e New T~ I 1-~ ,, ........ _bu ... s1 .. cosl•M•H.CA'lt17 M n ts: Tiiis sl•llmenl .. ~. filed with tN' WJ .... • ........ ~ """""• •· Newport Marine ltedlo Inc • PETITE CH4TE4UIC Vil LE. 316 County Clerk ol Orenve County on Map Act, how it affects ntss:~iR!IONAL V~tCLI! C"RI! C..tlfon1la coriioreuon, 1001-M w. 1'1111 4tho Avenue, Newoort Buell, Mar<11 tl, ltn.
b ilders and developers ..... · s1 .. co1t1Mt••.CAmv CllllO•n••'1663 1'7"" U 16t8·1A Ohm• way, Cost• ~e-w, CA. Tiiis busllll\S 11 conducted tly 1 CO!'· l!van Huoll evens, 316 All~o Publls~ Ortnqe Oles! Dally Piiot. and what Can be done to t162 POratlon 4venue, l'ltwoort Beach, C111torni. Marchl0.21,iltl<IAorlll,IO,lt77
ed tr t I Louis JOHl)ll Fer11cc1. "" ~IM«IMllMIO IM .,.., 1110.17 Spe Up BC apprOVa • AntlltlmAY1 .. C.oll1M11c,CA.'16U Thi\ Stlltl!*\I Wit flltd wllfl 't11e This bU\lnns It ceftducl~d bY tn In• ---------~~ According to Herb This blnlnes1 luoncrucl4d by •n In· Co11n1y Clerk of O••noe C0<intv M dMdllal. T a 5 k e r 0 f M a s 0 n • dlvlduat. February n. 1'111 Evin HuQI\ Evtnt PUBLIC NOTICE Builders
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l.oulsJOHOll F.,.a«• i•ntt• This Sl•t-t wM flled wltll the Mc D ufti e Company. Tllll SIM-I ... llltd """' tN l"utlll!olled 0r....-Ooltt O•llv Piiot. Cou11ty Cltrll of OrthOO CounlV 011 l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS Seminar Cbalrman, covnty c1er11 °' Ot•lltt c.ou111v on Ftflfueryt7.-M9<'c11 .. 11.10.1'11 M1rc111,1m H4MESTATEMun Ftbrl.>ary 21, 1'71. ,.._11 1'1tMS Tiie fol towing perwn~ art d01"9 ~ some of Orange Couftty•s ,.,,_. PubllshtdOo'NnQ9 C:O.sl Dilly Piiot. ne1111. top building authorlUes Pu1111"'9d OrM\9t Qoetl Delly PllOI, t.Urcllt1,10.278fldAptll), 1'71 5TARC9tAFT AUTO aoov. Dia
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board ot American Na-of this new envlronmen· i-------~---~~~--"~C::.~'rr::=i::r · .-iwv1aeent EHP•u• orttt•. ~' Uonal Housing Corpora-tal quality act. iric;rmous•usoeau ~ ... t9wll'll~•nc10111o&usi· ,•CT1T10US1US1HEU s.•NnSt .cypreu,CA.•»
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guest speaker al Mon· speaker will be Doustaa 11essat· s-1or•w .. ~l•Mtw,CAt1W ntss.n. v111Cen10.on~
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aJled the WolYerl
Orr aae at u. .. cl,_._
co ln tbe cowstry.
··1 Q • treat dNJ ol tm•
path1 few hlm ttcht now," ROM
Hid.
Charlotte, 28-3, built a J.3.potnt
halft.lme lead, saw it vanish ln
the first eight minutes of tho
second half and then took charge
again to win rather handUy.
Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell
led the 49ers, pouring in 25 polnts
AP..,_ ..
JEFF COOK GRABS BALL FROM GLEN GONDREZICK.
McCulloug~ Watson
Tie d'/ or Golf Lead
JACKSONVILLE. Fla CAP>
Tom Watson's "'ildly-erratic,
two-over par 74 includini:?
bogeys on tY.o of his last three
holes and an c<irher double·
bogey seven "'a!'. good enough
to tie falterm~ M1kt• McCullough
for the third round IC'ad Saturday
in the $300 ,000 tournament
Players Golf Champ1onsh1p.
McCullough, the outsider m a
On Tl' Toflar1
Chann f-1 7 at JI
field of the game's J(reatest
players. had held a surpnsin~
lead through the first two rounds
of this ambitious event
But he blew a two-stroke lead
with a no-birdie, four-over-par 76
in winds much milder than the
gales that raked the course Fri-
day but still strong enough to test
and torment the game's premier
~ormers.
Witb McCullough and Watson
Irvine Second
In Swim Meet
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-UC
Irvine's Gary Figueroa captured
the 200-yard backstroke in record
time, but Cal State (Nortbridge)
won the team title in the NCAA
<Dlvislon 11) swimming cham-'
plonsblps al Youngstown State
Vniverslty, here, Saturday.
Northrtd1e. in winning its
eecond NCAA tiUe in three years,
totaled 326 points while second
place UCI had 305. Defending
champion Chico Stale had 290 for lhlrd. UCI'a Anteaters bad held
the team lead after the first two
QJB of competition.
Ftsueroa clocked 1: 54.14 In 11et-
Un1 his record.
Irvine'• Vancales Cosklnas
w111econd In \}le 20<J fly in 1:52.7, whne· teammate Scott Becker J>l•~ed third in the 200 brea.st In
2 :10.7, a achool record. And the ~ free rela1 team of Matt Robata, Mike Kelly and Mike ~aa Gar1 Ft1ueroa clocked J:07.S tn nnl1hlt)I tec:ond. ..
I ,
having their troubles, the field
bunched up and such big guns as
Hale Irwin, Masters Champ Ray
Floyd, defending champion Jack
Nicklaus and J .C. Snead wheeled
into position for a shot al the title
in this annual champ1onstup of
the touring players.
Watson, already a two-time
winner this year . and
McCullough, who hasn't even
challenged seriously in five
vears or tour activity, were tied
for the top at 216, even par on the
7,174 yards of reclaimed swamp
and marsh that make up double
tough Sawgrass.
Mark Hayes was only one shot
back at 217 after a third round 71
Floyd, with a scrambly 74, and
the dangerous Irwin were n~xt at
218, two over par.
Irwin, who has a happy habit of
playing the tougher courses
very, very well, had the best
round of the hot, sunny. breezy
day, a three-under-par 69.
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t.Mr«l Mk~ •MCODCt ,aace
lD IHt year'• N M ·•t.r'DJllnltDL.
"We are disappointed we lost
but we ha" no •ell9el," On'
•dded.
"We tried to set the tempo go.
log but ll wa1 dirticull. We just
dldn 't seem to do ll.' •
Maxwell and forward Lou
Massey, the two top scorers in
• g
n
• atntM ... me. ...., • eeol-ed •• .
hit two frwe tb.rowt with S:Ol,...
ma to pu&. Charaotle abud
1.!-11. Th•G 1uard lhlvlo
W atk.ios bit a 18.)<-up and with four
minutes remaining and 67-11
lead, Charlotte went lnt.o a tall.
Maxwell hit two free throws
when Michigan guard Steve
Grote committed his fifth foul to
make 1t 69·61. Then freshman
MICltlOAN CM.I -~ 11, 14~ I ..
(;tffft 20 °'111•7. Tll_..wl,,_.•~4,......., ..
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Slaton. Gtolt. Total IOull -MklllOllll .. UHC.
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Tarkanian's Scolding
Jgnites Vegas, l 07-90
PROVO, Utah (AP) -Down
52-51 at the half, Nevada (Las
Vegas) coach Jerry Tarkanian
scolded his players in the dress-
ing room and said : "I told the
kids I was going to Atlanta and it
would be nice if they were lo
come with me."
They wUl all make the trip
together, thanks to UNLV's ex-
plosion of 56 points in the second
half Saturday afternoon, an ef-
fort that propelled the Rebels to a
107 -90 victOFy over Idaho State
and the NCAA West Regional
basketball title.
"I gave them a good scolding
at halftime," Tarkani;wl said
after the game. "The Otst haH
we played like we were in a
trance. We did not play with in·
tensity."
Though Tarkanian was not
pleased w ith UNLV's
performance, Idaho State coach
Jim Killingsworth said he was
satisfied with his Big Sky Con-
ference champion team's play.
''Idaho Stale won 25 games this
yeac. I'm satisfied. The people in
Idaho arc happy And, after all.
that ·s where my salary comes
from." the. former Cerritos
College coach saiq
Killingsworth. said his team
cannot play one-on-one against a
team like UNLV. "We have to
play team defense. We did that in
the first half, but our failure to do
so m the second cost us the game.
"We became som ewhat impa-
tient in the second half. When I
war'lted to take 10-or 15-footjump
shots. some of the kids were tak-
Kings D e alt
5 -3 Setback
INGLEWOOD (AP> -Rick
MacLeish and Bobby Clarke
sparked a lhird period rally that
saw the Philadelphia Flyers
erase a 3-1 deficit and earn a
hard-fought 5·3 victory over Los
Angeles in National Hockey
league action Saturday night.
Phil adelphia winger Gary
Dornhoefer started the rally with
a deflection goal early in the
third and Clarke tied it less than
two minutes later.
The teams battled on even
terms for 10 minutes until
MacLeish got what proved to be
the game winner as he skated
through the crease and beat
Kings' goalie Rogie Vachon
cleanly.
Clarke added an insurance
goal 2~-i minutes later with a 20-
foot backhander on a solo effort.
ing them from 30 feet," he said.
The victory, UNLV's 28th in 30
games, moved the streaking
Rebels into the NCAA finals
Saturday In Atlanta against No. 5
North Carolina.
Down 52-51 at the half, UNLV
outscored Idaho State S-2 in the
first three minutes or the second
half. mostly on fast breaks Idaho
State had shut orr in the first
period
Forward Eddie Owens, who
scored 13 of his 24 points in the
second haH. had a steal and a
stuff shot, then forced another.
turnover and hit a Jumper to
move UNLV to a 65-57 lead with
14:25 left. UNLV 's Tony Smith
had 12 of his 18-point total m the
second half
UNLV, which had been outshot
51-43 percent from the field in the
first half, seemingly couldn't
miss. Idaho State, which had hit
16 for 21 from the foul tine in the
first half, seldom got w the line in
the second period and turned cold
at the basket.
UNLV's ball-hawking defense
clogged the middle, preventing
Idaho State center Steve aayes
from getting the ball. The 7-0
Hayes was held to six points In
the first half and finished with 16.
Guard Reggie The us , who
finished with 16 points, stuffed a
shot, then Owens bit two more
baskets to blow the game wide
open at 86·65 with 6:40 left in the
game. UNLV went to a four·corner of·
fense in the last five minutes, a
move that kept the nation's lead
ing scoring team -at 108 a game
-from expanding its margin.
I OAHO ST (tOI -Gn ttl" 11. Cool< 10. Havts I•.
l'hOme>'°" 11 Goold 7. Ro1>1nson •. -elet $
W1IM>nl Bffm,sl Mt0u••d 1.
NEVADA 11..AS VEOASI 11071-<iONl•erldl< I, ~am Sm••" 1b. Motl•ll I. Rot>e•1 Smith 10. Owtt>S
,,. Thfou~ H11. Tony Smith u . 8,.own 8
Hall\1,.,,.. -ldahO SI ~1 51 Tolal loul\ -ISU ?3.
UNI.. v 71 F'aulf'doul •• Moll ell A -19 ~.
The Kings had breezed to a 3-1
lead through the first two periods
as wingers Don Kozak. Mike
Murphy and defenseman Bob
Murdoch had beaten Flyer goalie
Bernie Parent. HUNTINGTON BEACH'S CAROLYN HALLGREN.
Rubber Legs and Nerves
Woman BOUJler Gets Doivn to Final Strike
Carolyn Hallgren of Hunt·
inglon Beach watched the 15.4-
pound bowling ball hook down
lane 35 at Costa Mesa's Kona
Lanes.
It was the last ball she had
rolled In the first aame of a
women's Wedne.day rp.orning
bowling league. Like the pre-
vious 11 balls ~he had thrown In
that game. this one was beaded
for the strike zone.
And Uke then previous u . it
was a atri.ke. ·
Carolyn .Hallgren had become
the flr1t woman to bow( a 300
watch1na My legs felt like rub·
ber. [wondered how I 'd be able
to take the first step.
,"l took a breath and threw the
ball. 1 waited and watched ... 1t
seemed like it took a year to get
WHITE
WA ~H
earn• at the Costa Mesa OLO.H #MIH
establishment. , there. When tl hit the pocket I
She recalls thot blg moment Just hoped lt would carry all \he
which took. place four days •10: pin&.
•·1 really wasn't thlnkin1 about ''When all tbe pln went down I
setting a 300 until the 10th aereeched and must have
frame," she says. "I had run Jtml*i 15 feeHnto tbe alr."
long Rt.rl.ngs of atrikea before (al\e Hallven w•s never oble to re•
bas had several 269 scores) sol\ fain c:orto~ntratlon and the next
really w an'l tivin' it any twogamuproduce(hcorcsotl35
thought. and '175 -well below her aver111e · "But-~cn 1 got up to bowl In or 187.
the 1~_ l started to think about "I didn't care about those
It. My firRt baU went Brooklyn second two games People
and the second was a lood pocket wouldn't atop talking about my
hit. 300fnd1couldn't1et It out of my
"Then 1 reallied I needed only mlnd, I Called mJ husband 4nd
one more •trUte for mf 800. I waa be canM ov r fJ'om Lonft Beach
aw Art t a d wu and took m out to lunch.
' "'•
Hallgren, 5-6, 129 pounds, has
been bowling tor a littJe over 10
years. A friend got her started,
then her husband, also a good
bowler, got her involved with a
mixed scratch league and con·
verted her from ustng house balls
to her own.ball.
I "The league was tough," she
says. "My first book average
was 135 and I was the low bowler
on our team. I said to myselt, 'I'll
get better or get out•."
She didn't have to get out.
Now the 39-year·old ~ond
bowls l~e three tlmea a week
and practices tbrte times 1
week.
"I lhtnk I'm can do ~terthan
my 187 average," she says.
And who would bet a1ainst her?
GOOD NEWS AJliD BAD
NEWS -I hoar that. USC lan't
sotna to dump USC ba ketball
coach Bob Boyd, despite two con·
rerence cellar flniahea ln u
many seasona.
And, I hear UCLA 1rads are up
in armJ and tr1tlna to 1et cage
coach Otno Bartow ousted aft.,
the Provo diluter. You decide
which of those I• lhe 100d newa.
and blch ts th bad. •
\
Kent c
COt.LEO&PARK. Md. <AP>-
NonbcaroUAa roreed to play
ell but one minUC. of the aeoond
hall without All·American 1uard
Phil Ford, but 1tnlor John
Ku tM calmly dlNcted the Tar
Heels to a 79-72 victory over Ken-
tucky Saturday in the cham-
pionship basketball game of the
NCAA East Regionals.
It was a familiar situation in re-
cent weeks for the Tar Heels
They played the title game
without center Tommy La Garde,
wbo bas a knee injury which re -
quires surgery, and Walter Daris
played with a fractured finger.
But Kuester directed the four-
corner offense over the final 15
minutes after Kentucky rallied
Crom a 15-point deficit and clo.5ed
to within 59-53.
•'The important thing is we kept
our poise," said Kuester. "Phil is
the finest guard in the nation. It's
too bad we had to go wit.bQyt
him." ~;$
In addition Lo a painful hyp~
ten<ted right elbow, suffer81f.ln
Thursday's semifinal game, f'qtd
was charged with his fot!l'th
personal foul in the opening
minute of the second half. He went
to the bench and never returned,
telling coach Dean Smith . he
didn 'l think he could shool free
throws because of the injury.
It was his free throws with two
seconds left which had given
North Carolina its rcgiQnal
semifinal . victory o~q Notre
Dame.
The rest of the Tar Heels bad no
trouble from the foul line against
Kentucky. They connected on 33
of 36 attempts, including 16
straight in the second half and
their last21 in a row.
Kuester missed only one of 14
free throws, dropping in four
straight in the final 72 seconds
after Kentucky pulled lo wfttiln
71-70. The 6-foot-3 guard scored
eight of his 19 points in the final~'~
minutes for the fifth-ranked Tar
Heels, champions of the Atlantic
Coast Conference
Smith said he would not have
gone lo the £our-corner offense as
early as he did had Ford been In
the lineup. "This game wasn't
strategy. It was those guys out
there doing what they had to do."
NOltTH CAltOl.INA 11'1 -OAYi\ 21. O'IC""'" u Von•k0< 8 F'o"' 1. ICu~,IP• 1q, IC•a•c,.•(l ~.
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North C4r,,.,M Co.lch Stnilh A. -u \on
. i
Marque tte
In 82-68
TriU111ph • .
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP} -
Marquette coach Al McGuire
said that the Warriors' ability to
control the tempo in the second
half gave them an 82·68 victory
over Wake Forest Saturday in
tne finals or the NCAA Midwesl
Regionals.
.. Everytimc they called, a
timeout we changed our defense
and they lost their rhythm. ThtY
never got it back." .McGuire
said."(£ they had had any type of
rhythm we would have been
down by 10 quickly."
Wake Forest coach Carl Tacy
agreed with McGuire. ''The
complex.ion of the game changed
after the half when they wece
able to control the tempo. If WA>-
had been in a position to run the
four-comer. I think we wp~d
have done well with it." •
But McGuire didn't think the
four-corner ocrense was lb(?
answer. "I think the defenses.are
catching up with the fou.r-
corner," he said. "I don't think
you will sec much of it ttext
year." • •
The Warriors now advance•io
the championship round in AU!tl'I·
ta agains t North Carolina-
Charlotte. whkh shocked No. 1
Michigan, 75-68, in the Mideast
Regionals.
The victory also postponed the
scheduled retirement of
McGuire. who had said before
the game that the War riors had
to hold Wake Forest. which likes
to run. lo less than 70 points to
win.
Toone came off the bench when
center Jerome Whitehead picked
up bls fourth foul with 16 minutes
left ln the game. The 6-9 Corwafd
had 1lx straight points to put
Marquette up by five, and t,h.,,
Warriors never trailed a1atn.. .
Wake Forest managed to run
lta f aat break oCfense in the first
halt and controlled the tern~ the came while taking a SS.
hatrume lead.
Tb Deacons repeatedly aot l
aid• tor c:lose 4holl, and wh~
Warrlon did shut oft the insld
Jerry Sc:bellenber1 would Pct
from about 20 feet out.
WAke f!Ojllll1' 1 .. 1-Ot"n"1' S<llel
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CLOSE FINISH-Newport Harbor lligh's Chris Corum edges Muir's
Charles Bowie in a heat of the 4·\0-~ ard run Saturday al Huntington
Beach's Southern Counties track and field meet.
Sports Clipped Slwrt
.Crash Kills Pace
SAO PAULO, Brazil Carlos P ace
of Brazil. off to a good start in what
promised to be the best year of his
formula One racing <:areer, was
J<Hled in a crash of a small plane near
his home here Fnday night. lie was
33.
T"o others died in the trash of the
single·engim· pl:tnl•
I' ace was fl~ 1ng to 10111 h1.., '' 1f1· :incl
tl")t'?H" two small chlldn•n :1l ;i form
near /\raraquar;1 ;1 t1l~ ahoul 111o;1rly
~00 miles from hl·n·
Pace had hf'<•n laking fl~ ini:: h·ssons
a nd only last Thursday had taken the
written exams for his pn vale pilot's
license
The race car dn vcr was scheduled
to leave toda;. for Loni:: Beach. \A.here
he was todn\C' in a rac·c April J
l jut: ht E'inob
\\' ASll1NCT0'1 S.1n <'lemcnle's
Bob Lutz anrl Brian (;nllfned ••ach
battled from behind SJlu1da\' to Jd
':rnce to lhe final of <t Grand i>n x ten
ms tournam<'nl
l.1111 defC'ated Tom r.nrm.in bi. r. O
6-4 .1 It'\\ hour-. ilflPI (;(11tf1 It'll"""'''"
HJul IL1m1n•1 1; i, f; :1 f, :!
Coruaor# .tdrnH<"(>"
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t 1 n 11 c cl h 1 s 1<• c c• n t h · ii 1 'H' 11 ' r r" cl
muslery over ;u l'l111'"" lhl.' :'\.1 ... l.is1·.
be:itmg the Romanian, 7 5. 6 •t Satur-
d&Jy to gain a berth 111 the finals of the
$100,000 Sl. Louii. CIJi;s1c. a slop on the
World Championship Tenn1:-. tour.
Australian .John Alcxandl•r toppled
Harold Solomon, 4 6, ti I. 7 5 in the
other semi fin.ii
Et·ert Bree:.-~
P JIILADELPlll,\ Chm F:\ert
d efrated Sue Rarl.er or I: nJ:lancl. fl 2.
7 5 an 64 m111ut1 •s of play ~aturdav in
the sem1f111.il ... of the Ph1ladclph1a
women's l<•tmis tournament
Martina "la\ r.1t1lm a onlv nef'dt•d 49
minutes to advan<·1· to thf' finals" 1th a
6-3, 6-2 victory over Ho"'e Casal!>
.. tlhrittota Seeoud
·STANFORD Ken) a 's Make Boil
docked the world's ra:-.test 800-meter
ti.m e of the s~ason Saturday, wanning
has specialty in I otli. l a t th<' Stanford.
track and field rel:iys.
Former Newport Harbor l ligh star
Terry Albritton took sC'cond an the
shot put with a heavl' of li2 11 ~ Mike
W.eeks won the cvcnl ''1th a mark of 63-0~~-
Greg W(){'p!lle, former Mater Dei
High a nd Orange Coast College
athlete now competing for San Jose
Slate. won the pole vault with a best of
17-0. a stadium record.
Dodgers Top Jtf eh
SANTIAGO. D.R . The Los
Angeles Dodgers scored three runs in
the 12th inning on three hits and two
errors to defeat the New York Mets.
5-3. in an exhibition b<1scball game
Saturday nighl.
The winning rally came ugainst
rookie Pwight Bernard, the fifth New
York pitcher. Jerry Koosman allowed
one run over the fi rst fi ve innings
while Doug R au of the Dodl!<:rs
blanked the Mets rn his four-inning
i.t1nL
Rick Monday of the Dodgers and
Leo Foster of the Mets each had three
hits.
. \ ng.-ls Edge A.,,
PALM SPRlNGS The Cahfnrnaa
Angels scored an unearned run an the
sixth inning Saturday to lwat Oakland
2-1 a nd square their exh1hillon sea ... on
reeord at 6-ti
Wa~neGrnss hit a ni nth innin~ homt•
run off Luis Quintan.1 to pre' ent thl'
..\ s from hem!: s hut out
Gary Ro~s, the An!{eb start('r, shut
out the A ''fo over I he flr ... t fl\ l' innings 1n
his fourth im pressive st.1rt of the spr·
ing. The nght-ha nder has allowed only
one run in 13 innings.
California scored In the first anning-
when Danny Briggs triple<! and scored
on a sacnficefly by Dave Chalk
ShaK' Dies
MENLO PARK, Calif. -Lawrence
Timothy "Duck" Sha "". 77 who
coached 39 seasonc; of college ;.md pro
fessional football dl<'ll or can<:cr
Saturd ay an a local convalescent
hospital llC' "'as i7
He was lht· ftr~l conch of thC' '\a
lional Football League s San Fran
c1sco 49Ns and also coached the
NFL·s Pluladclph1a Eagles to the HJfi<l
league champ1onsh1p
H e co;iched colleJ,!t' tt•am s at
Nevada, :'>iorth C\irollna Stale, Santa
Clara and lhe Air Foret> 1\cademy
Shaw. a Notre Dame i::raduate,
playerl for the Fighting Irish from
1919·21 under Knute Rockne
llmuton Favored
KEW YORK Houston's Cougars
are slight favorites lo beat St.
Bonaventure today for the cham-
pions hip of the new-look National In-
vitation Tournament -the nation's
oldest post-season collegiate basket-
ball classic.
In Blazing 46.1 • ., 0.1r~ P.111 •-0.1., ...... ,, ...
J amu , anrord or
Pa1adena H11h sped
around the Huntington
Beach track in 48. 7
Saturday, cloc.-king tht•
lattHl 440 or any high
11chool runner in the na-
tion this season.
Sanford's effort helped
give Pasadena the large
schools division team
trophy at tbe 56th annual
Southern Counties In-
vitational track and field
meet. S anford w as
honored as the meet's
outstanding athlete.
The long-strsding
sprinter said he was sur-
prised to hear the 46.7
time. He felt his effort
was clost'r to a 48.
Not only was Sanford's
lime the best in the na-
tion this season, but it
a lso broke the eight-
ycar-old meet record of
47 .1, set by Whittier's
Billy Sims in 1969
That was the only meet
record to foll Saturd ay,
although some outstand-
ing early season m arks
were recorded.
1n the 880, Glenn Cun -
n 1 n g ham of Bl air
( Paaadena) clocked
1:54.t, HCOnd faal••l
h.11h aehool time In the nattoo thb aeuoa. l\ was
abort <JI the m .. l record
by four seconds.
And Newport Harbor's
mile relay team put on a
show in a neck-and-neck
race with Muir
(Pasadena), evcntuidly
winning in 3 21.0. The
Tars' previous bel.t was
3:29.6.
C hris Corum anchored
Newport Harbor's relay
team and took the baton
about two steps behind a
Muir runne r . Corum
flirted with the lead
briefly o n th e
backstretch, lo:.t al, then
put on a powerful kick lo
win ut the fini~h .
Corum a l so ran a
strong ract' in the 440,
wanning his h1..•at Jnd tak-
ing third overall with a
49.5, his personal best.
In the team standing;;
Newport Harbor finished
in a lie for fourth, one
point behind Or ange
Coast a rea n eighbor
Ed 'son (Huntington
Beach).
Edison had h\O out· . ,. .
~ ·~ ...
1landln1 lndJridual el· ton. an the preat.llkM&I
meet, one by miler
CbarlleQuUUa.nsen and
the other by pole v aulta
Steve Rak.babanJ.
CbrisUanaen ran tho
fastest mile of the day,
4. 15.8, thereby earning
the armual Daily Pilol
Trophy. The prl1e was
presented by retiring
Huntington Beach
basketball coach and
a thletic director Elmer
Combs.
R akhshani won the
pole vau l t with a
personal best of 14-6. His
c loses t co mpetitor
fini s h e d a full foot
behind.
Cary Burt of the host
H untington Be ach High
team won the high jump
with an impressive 6-8,
which he cleared on his
final attempt. Dennis
S mith of Santa Monica, a
7-0 high jumper, didn't
show up for the m eet.
Southern CoumlH lnvlt1tl0fl1I
Al Huntl"91.., ...... 141911 ~IMol
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ble dual cn<:ountcf-, here,
Saturday
UC! 's Anteaters top
pied Utah. RO-i3. :ind fC'll
to host San Di<'gn Stat<',
87-66.
Scott posted a fine
time of 1:494 in the f\RO
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Freshmun Tim Lynch Lynl'h was 10 control
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inning as Golden West
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LOS ANGELES-
Mission Viejo swimmers
once again stole the show
in the second day of the
Southern California In·
vitational swim cham-
pionships at East Los
Angeles College Satur-
day.
Both the men's und
women's 800-yard free
relay teams won for
Mission Viejo, each turn·
ing in times good enough
to "<}ualify for the na·
tiona l AAU c ham ·
pionships in Canton,
Ohio, two weeks hence.
Additionally. Miss ion
Viejo's 15-year-old Jesse
Vassallo won the 400 in·
dividual medley with a
time of 3:59.9, selling a
national age group re-
cord for 15·18 year-olds.
MEN
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the strongest junior
varsity squads on the
West Coast, took an ear-
ly lead and held it to the
end, winning by almost
four seconds.
UC Irvine captured the
second freshman eights
race and won the
freshman fours compeli·
lion by almost six
seconds.
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AGING JEWS GATHER ALONG THE BEACH IN VENICE TO ENJOY THE SUN
Fiim Study of Their Lives Has Won Ac:ademy Award Nomination
She Explores Heritage
Film on Elderly Jews May Win Oscar
Gussie Abler would have been
proud.
Her granddaughter, Lynne
Littman. a producer director at
Los Angeles public tclcv1s1on sta·
tion KCET. 1s up for an Academy
Award for her film "Number Our
Days " And Littman considers
the h im nothing less than :.i
tribute to her irandmolhcr
Mrs. Abler is no longer alt ve.
But her presence was foll ull dur
ing the rt,tak10g of "Number Our
Days." a poignant yet Joyful look
at a upique group of old Jews in
the beachside community of
Venit't'. \\here lhl'Y have sur-
vived the hardships or pcwcrty,
ill heaJth, extreme old age and
poor housing with <• stn.'nglhcn-
ing of their trad1t1onal Je"W1Sh
('Ulture and lhl•1r t•nrntwnal
bonds"' 1th t·ach other.
"1'Jl MBER OUR r>ay\, .
originally scrt•f'nt•d on KC'ET's ··2s Torught'' sencs l:.isl Ot·lobt•r.
has ::.ince become tht• first Chan
nel 2R·produccd ftlm lo be
nom inalt•d for an AC'adt•my
Aw;.1rd .
It's <• noteworthy occurrence
from the Academy's v1ewpo10t.
too. For a 16mm film to be eli~i
ble for Lhe awards. 1t musl have
been shown at a rt:cognazed ftlm
festival. Perhaps bN·uuse of the
time. money, and trouble an-
\ ol ved, and because the world of
TV has its own a" ards. ll'll'\ 1s1on
films arc rarely consadt'red for
Oscars
But Littman "cnt ahead and
entered · Numbt•r Our Days" m
the San l"ranc1srn Film Fest1v:.il.
where 1! µromptl~· earnt·d a
Specrnl Jury A\\ar<I Now. an
Academy Award ' CHry falm
maker's fantasy as suddenly a
real poss1l.111ity
Professional acclaim
notw1th.o;;tandin~. thl• film's reJI
sign1f1cance for 1b m<ikcr hl·s
c.•lsewht•rc. · · 1 Jdnrf'd mv ~rand ma Gussw." s;a .vs l.1ttmari.
whos(' fragile• :11>1><«irance as
com plt.'mentecl hy an earthy.
energt•t1c candw . "She taught
me Yiddish . sa ng me
songs ... and fNI me. It was
through her lh<1t I learnP<f an un-
translat<'Ci vt>rsaon about m'r own
heritage · ·
G l'SSIE ABLER ctu•d m 19i2
Three years later. Littman \\JS
10 the aull1ent'<' al .1 fl'mm1st
writers l'Onft·rc•nc<• '>'hen a
d1minullve <tnthr11polog1sl
named Barbara Myt.·rhoff pre-
sented a slide• show on the old
Jewsof~nice.
L 1ttrhan rt'ml'mbt'rs.
•·Barbara's PL'rcrpt10ns about
thrse people -our <tnt't·~tors, re·
ally w('re not only mtellc•clual
ly exc1tini,:, but 1ntu1t1ve.
magical. I was captavatcd Af
terwards, I 1ust walked right up
to her and sa1p, 'This should be a
film."'
Littman had already huall up
:in impressive professionnl track
ncord when she began work OD
"Number Our Days '· with
Myerhoff. After stints at WNET
in New York, Wolper Produc-
tions. a nd the UCLA Media
Center, the Sarah Lawrence
graduate came to KCET as a pro-
ducer in 1971.
There. in addition to producmg
and <Urecting various m·rlepth
docuril'entar1es, sh<' is a news
producer ond ocras1onal on
camera reporter and interviewer
for "28Tomght"
BUT NEWS IS not Littman's
first love, because "its essence
seem s to be noninvolvement -
get the story and get out. I can do
that , but I'd m uch rather be
deepJ.y involved ln whatever I 'm
doing. Often, in tact, I become
a bsolutely overwhelmed by a
project. I get so terrified that all l
went to do si go home and go to sleep. That's when 1 know I'm re-
onto sometblnf."
n the case of "Num ber Our
D )'a," lhe projact exerted a
~trong pull on both women from
th beglnnmg, especially when
they realized that many or the old
J 1 or Venice um from th•
stm e shtetls <old world vlJla1e1> ms did their own 1randmotbcri,
'V i '}
't WAS DISCOVERING MY OWN PEOPLE'
KCET Fiim Maker Lynne Littman
to whom the film is affecl10natr
ly ded1eated
A personal relat1onsh1p wath
the film's subjects came eas1h
"1 was d1scovenng my O'>'n J"K'O
pit'," she says about that p<'nod
"and. coincidentally. falhn~ in
love with them ...
The ft>eling was mutual Ila.,,
mg known Barb~ra for years, tht'
old Jews "'elC'omed Lynnt• anto
their world unhes1tattngl). And
that cl~e rapport lurnt>d out lo
be a boon for the film.
"THE R E WAS NO J?uard('d
ness, no wariness on camera In
fact, many of them wert' actually
hams. Kosher. of course"
But there were d1fftcult1cs
Because of the slo"'. st•emmgh
e\ entless rhythms of daily hfe at
the Israel Levin Center whrre thl'
old Jews conRregate. Littman
""asn't sure that the warmth 'he
felt about the place was tangible
enough to be translated to film
The stnct hm1tallonl> of thl.'
television format posed anotht>r
problem· "Number Our L>ays ·
had to IX' exaC'tly 28 minutes
long "Cutting the film was ex
cruciating, .. L1ttmJn recalls
ruefullv. ··1 was literallv
bargaining with my editor. Lewis
Teague, for every second of film
I was saying things like, 'I'll give
you 20 seconds of Pauline for 10
seconds of Many a.' "
As ruthless as she had to be
with her own footage, though.
there was one aspect of "Number
Our Days" which could not be
left on Lhe cutting room floor.
••PEOPLE WOULD see what
we were doing and say, 'Oh, ter-
rifi c, a film about old people'
Well, it's a film about old Jewish
people. I didn't want that hedged
T he Jewish <'Ulture is very im-
portant to what this com mun1ty
is all about.··
She had personal reasons, too
"When Harry. one of the old men
at the Center. starts singing an
old Yiddish song. how could I cut
that out? My grandmother sang
me that song."
Yet, though "Number Our
Days" is specifically about old
.Jews, it reaches a broad spec-
trum oC viewers. "I get letters
from clerflmen; from people
who saf, ' m black, but Bertha
(one o the-old wome n In the
f i lm ) is ju st like m y own
gr andmother.' The film has real-
ly reach ed a nyone who h as
parents o r gran d p arents,•·
Littman s.aiys. ·'In other words
-everyone!"
CrJt.lca -and IUm fe1tUval Judaea -have responded just as favorably. But Uttman orl1lnal-
Jy bad mixGd f eelin,. about her
dccJ1lon to IO after the matt
hallowed of filmdom'• honor.. •
The walls of her office at
KCET arc festooned with .1"' a rds. hut the Academy
A"' a rd' It s hkl• a fairy tale. [
~as so a slwmt'd of my chutzpah
1 nl'n c'I \\ lwn I entered the film
thal 1 d1dn t ll•ll ;i soul. .. not
t'Vl'O tht• pt•ople at the Israel
Le\ an Center. who had told me
"hen "'-l' began shootin~. 'This
film wall hav1• to wtn an Academy
A\\ ard 1f we're going to be in 1l!'
"So when l heard that the film
had been nominated. the first
thing I did was call the Israel
Levan Centt'r. ·or course; they
said. 'what did we tell you?'•·
Littman frnds it hard these
days lo bl' qu1tt• that blase. But
whatever happens at the
Academy A\\.:trri ceremonies on
March 28. her ha~1c l'O Urse won't
bt: altl'rl·d
··1 WANT TO LEAD an mte-
gralt'd hf<'." she says. "A lot of
women can't separate their inner
lives. their emotional rela-
t1ons h1ps, from their work. J
know J can't, and J don't want to.
even though it would maybe
mean more 'effi ciency' if I did.
But then, I don 't think I could get
the resulLc; I care about.
"'Tht' professional world has
made hug<' st rides in giving
~omen and minorities a fair
shak<'. Rut when we women real-
ly start trusting our own un-
orthodox approaches to work -
that's Lhc next step beyond equal
pay for equal work."
Signups Slated
In Costa Mesa
S1gnups for Costa Mesa's pre·
kindergarten program will take
place Monday from 6 to8 p.m. in
the Downtown Community
Center
Th€' program, tailored for 3, 4
and 5 yeur-old youngsters,
b(;'i;:tns March 28.
Parents of 3· and 4-year-olds
may register their children for
th e Tuesday a nd T h ursday
session, which runs from 9 to
11:30 a.m. The fee Is $35.
Parents of 4-and 5-year-olds
may enroll their children in
ses11ions held Monday, Wednes-
day and Frtd:\Y from 9 lo 11:30
a. m . The fee for that 10-week
session Is $45.
Bella Gets Job
WASHINGTON CAP)
Former R~p. B~l1a Abzug if
Pre111denl Carter's choice to bead
t h e nat1ona I comm lsslon
11upervislng state conferences on
women and sponsorlni a naUonal
conference next Call.
Bird's
Eye
View
The people came tn
droves.
The horses came i n
for m ation and
otherwise.
A n d most im-
porta n tly t h e
swallows came at
8:34 a .m. Saturday as
t h e San Jua n
Capistrano Mission.
bells heralde<l their
arrival.
For the first time in
the 19-ycar history or
the city's Swallow's
Day festival, the little
birds appeared on the
same day as the all-
equestrian parade in
their honor.
No one knows how
long the swallows
have been making
their annual pil·
gr image. They leave
San Juan in October.
bound for Argentina,
and return to the mis·
sion on St. Joseph's
Day. March.19.
But there were
p l enty o f lru<.•
believers in the
welcoming commit-
tee that came to
watch one or nature':,
certainties DANA HILLS HIGH BAND
When going to an equestrian parade. it's best
to bring your own to see over the crowd.
Sa n Clemente De Malay kept the only 'car' in
th e parade running with foot power. And the
'pooper scooper ' crew performed its duties.
..
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ron immedlat.ty. Th.
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in tht:. newspaper 1s sub-
Jrtl to the Federal Fair
lloustng Act of 19611
which makes 1t illegal lo
ad\ ertase "any pre· frrence. hm1lat1on, or
d1scr1mtnalaon based on
race. color. rch~aon. seK.
or n<1t1onal ongm, or an lllll'nlton lo makl' any
i.uch 11refercnce. h m1ta-
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This nl'V.!oopapcr will not
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t•stah• whn·h 1s tn \'tOla-
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Paula Bailey 642·8~5. (J38)
IREAllfTAJ<IHG PAHORAMIC VlEW
Lido channel. tu rning b asin & sun-
sets! Located across from park -
the perfect couple home! 2BR ;
famil y room: dinin.ri: room; 2
fireplaces: nch withe warmth &
beauty of solid mahogany paneling.
Lovely pool & patio. $225,000 fee.
Jane Frazee 642-8235. CJ39)
rERRCTIOM OM GALAXY DR.
Beautiful res idence w/spectacular
view! Lg. sunf11led rooms: gourmet
kitc hen ; brkfst. area; 2 fireplaces;
marvelous home for elegance in liv-
ing & cntl·rta1ning. 4BRs .. formal
dining + family room $329,500.
Barbara Aune 642-8235. <.J40)
HEW ENGi.AHO ROOTS!
In pictures que Harbor View Knoll!
Cedar siding w/c:nsp white trim
2BR + den Ho ck port w /brick
fireplace, hcam ceilings, French
doors. wood stair s w/baJus ters -+
recreation area w/pool & tennis
$117,500 Donna Custer 642-8235
(J41)
CAMEO SHORES ELEGANCE
The perfcct home for entertaining &
personal <'njoyment. Park-like
grounds surround this beautifully
decor ated 3Bfl . 2 bath home
Bright. sunny k1tchc·n w tnook +
desk arcJ are h1~hhghterl by all
new appl1a1wC's which incl B I
m1crowJve & GE self-c leaning
ovens. Kitchcn-A1d tra~h compactor
& dishwasher. Ccram1<· tile nooring
& counter tops Li!. t·overed patio
for out~idC' living adJ. to formal liv-
ing room & rlining area. Used brick
recessed f1replflcc. indirect light-
ing. soft shct•r drClpl'ries & lush new
carpel will allow ~·ou t o move in &
enterta111 1mmt>d1ately $175,500.
Sandie· Vix t~14 6200 <J42)
SPECT ACUUR IA Y &
OCEAN VIEWS
Beautiful Country English Custom
home w/10' high b<'amed ceilings -
3 spacious HRs 4 baths, family
room, formal dining + huge bonus
room <could be 2 more BRs).
Gourmet kitchen w inside BBQ. 2
Bay Vic>w d<'rkc; 3 car gar age.
$320.000 fc>c llarr1cl Perry 642-8235.
(J43)
HEWrORT HEIGHTS
Cozy 2BH. dt'n, 2 hath w/lots of
wood & a nc>w k1IC'hc>n . Nice lg.
bric k fireplace 11\ Ii vin g room .
Great yard w 'lots nf room for
spring flow0rs. SlOfi,500 fee. Gisela
HancnfM-6200. (J44)
"A TOUCH OF CLASS ..
Vie w the city lights. golden sunsets
& blue Pacific. Enjoy a sparkling
pool, jacuzzi & beautiful patio w /8'
firepit. 2·Stories of built-in elegance
w /spacious e ntry, s piral staircase,
cathedral ce1lmgs, 4BRs. family
room w/brick fireplace wall, formal
living room , dining room & huge
r ec. room w/bnlcony & ocean view.
$315,000. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200.
(J45)
A RHArSODY IM IWE
This designer decorated home is
tru9' elegant! A formal living room
& (\jning galleria ln soft blues com·
plelllent the huge country kitchen &
w arm family room. 4 oversized
BRS -incl. an absolutely huge
master suite + 3 full baths. Prof.
landscaped on a lot c hosen for
privacy. Only 6-mo. new & owner
transferred. $118,500. Bill Hutchings
752-1414. (J46)
I
642·•23S '44-6200
901 Dov•r Ort11e Harbor ~w Ctnw
Irvine at c.mpus Val'-Y c:.ntn
752·1414
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Sri Mly h tyt.d home WJth
larlo lot. Conslatin1 ol 4 bd~. 3
baths, dinln1 6 (asnilr nm. offtc:e. orrered at 1121 .500. Call ror app't.
THI IUJllFS
We don't say ll's the best. but you will
be impressed by this large 3 bdrm.,
f amity rm. home. orrered at $129,900.
FOR LI.ASE
Large Blutrs townhouse. Vac S675 Mo
759-0226
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LEASE WITH OPTION
TO BUY
4 Bedroom townhome in Vlnoc:i-SOii
Juon. Area h as lake fishing, saihng
& swimming pools. Take advantage
of the rapid appreciation by leasing
for one year & then buying. Open
house today 1·5. Call for directions.
CUSTOM EXECUTIVE
h o m e with exposed beams &
trusses, gourmet kitchen. s unken
Ii ving room & park like s urround-
ings. Can be s hown anytime. Asking
$145,000. Open house today 1-4.
NEW LISTING
3 neclroom, 2 1:! bath. new
lownhomc in Presidflttiol Heights at a
low, low price of $69,500.
We Han Commerclaf r,.operty For Sm•
in:
Sen Cl~ & Dana Point
htnst In T~ Fvturt
ANCHORAGE
INVESTMENTS
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NEWPORT WEST
Stroll to surf from this 2000 sq ft
sin gle story homt• with 3 bedrms. 3
baths & 19xl8 famtlv rm. Comer lot
with much pnvaev· and nice patio.
Cu'>tom huffrt in dininl.! rm SRS .500.
Call 962-445'1
FLICKERING FIRELITE
h reflec:ted in th e gleaming
hardwood floors of this 2000 sq ft
home 3 Bedroom. for mal dining in
the Oak parquet floored family rm
which has dramatic floor to ceiling
fireplace. 16xl6 MASTER SUITE
WIT H FIREPLACE a nd a 3rd
fireplace m the s pacious living rm.
70xl35' lot with fruit trees. a garden
and RV gate Most unique home at
realistic price $69,500. Call now for
an appt. to see~ Call 962-4454
BEAUTIFUL HOME + POOL
Exceptionally attractive tri-level
"instant home beautiful". Features
4 bedrooms with all of the desired
elements and more! Lovely pool
and 1acuzz1. Situ ated in c hoice
neighborhood. Close to everything.
First time offered Sl02,000. Please
phone for info and appl. Call
546-4141
4 BIG ONES!
Bedrooms. that 1s ! llurrv to see this
b eautifully land scaped MESA
VERDE home. C lose to stores,
s hops, banks & post office. Brand
new roof. Exterior completely re·
painted, cement drive & a special
price of $71,900. Owner will finance
too. Call 546-4141
HARBOR VJEW HILLS
Beautiful LUSK bum 3 bedrm, 2
bath h ome. This popular
SAUSALITO model is ideal for
family living. The family room,
kitchen and dinette area overlooks
a lar~e & colorful flower garden.
OVersazed lot with room for pool or
children's play a rea. $165,000. See
today 1·5 PM, 1312 Seacrest, CdM,
call 640-6161
SPYGLASS HILLS
4 Bedrm, 2"1t bath home. Large din·
ing room wltb atrium. This
beautiful home has been occupied for only 2 month&. Fantastic view of
mountains & nite lights. Room for
pool. Open Sunday 1·5; 52 Drakes
Bay Dr. CdM. Call 640·6161.
1~H1c r., foe oh-d in C O\to MMo
Hunhl'lqfon Broch · · Nr wpoft ~och
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HOMES C>r&I 1-1 Tllh ..... D•
UHl9UE IM THI liC'9)UIT CWI -im·
mac. two story, upgraded, air ~nd.,
near tennis, only $104,000. See Carol
Drake a t 4135 Robon, Irvine.
UHl9UE IH IA YCREST /IACllA Y -
Nicely located 4 bdrm, 3 bath, w /fam
rm + pool & jacuzzi. All for $116,000.
See Janet Lehman a t 1743 Bayport
Way.
UHl9UE IH COSTA MISA -Charming
family hom e. 4 bedroom s, den and
pool on a quiet s treet for only $66,500.
See Wendy Beam at 1003 Post Road.
UMl9UE IN THE ILUFfS -Trina with
big Back Bay views, original cond.,
estate sale. See Bonnie Evans a t 416
Plata.
UHl9UE OVER HEWPOltT HAllOR -4
bdrm, 2 story. incredible Bay views,
room for tennis. See Jane Paquin at
1101 Kings Road $325,000.
UNIQUE IH IRVIME TEltRACI -Jus t
listed, colorful, quality, 3 bdrm, lge
lot, exciting, only $139,500. See Dottie
Johnson at 715 Patolita.
UNl()UI: ti()M~S
REALTOAS4-
™E NICESTl'(OPLE SELLING THE NEA rEST HOMES
CORONA OEL MAR, 675-4!000
MESA VEROE, 54&-6990 • CAI.I. US
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BEACH ESTATE PARK ESTATE
$69,950 Dramatic courtyard ea·
BacktoBeachfromthls tr y, formal d1nln&,
secluded 4 Br. q u1 et separate family rm. In
st reet with towering htghly upgraded 4 bdrm, pines lead:; to executive 3 bath w /frplc. in hu&e
entry. Family size liv Ma ster suite, 3 car
room, country kitchen garage & much more. plus sweeping master $98,90 0. By a ppt.
bdrm, pool sized back 549-1002/646·7414 Agt.
yard. Owner anxious. 11,.. ,. MILUO ... Bought new, must sell. """ " Try S6.990 total down. Walk out on the sand.
Call' for appointment. Whlte water vu condo In 847~10. No San Diego Co S94.000
SALES
ASSOCIATE
MABGE MENKUS
OP84 HOUSIS l·S
8221 La Granda Circle, La Palma
4 BEDROOM, 2 BA, POOL $91,900
17081 Rotterdam. Huntington Beach
4 BEDROOM, 1~ BATH $64,900
13541 Golden West. Westminster
4 BEDROOM, p,. BATH $59,500
6871 Retherford, Huntington Beach
3 BEDROOM, H~ BATH $64,500
8772 Barcelona Plaza, Westminster
3 BEDROOM, 2 1h BATH $G5,000
8141 Foxhall Dr., Huntington Beach
3 BEDROOM, l 'h BATH $63,500
8866 Ovieda Plaza. Westminster
3 BEDROOM, 21h BATH $63,900
275 Albert Place, Costa Mesa
3BR,1~ Ba., F .R . Pool $83,500
11055 MllC)ltolla St., ,_..v..,
tu.a111
IMMACULATE CONDITION
ht ae.t. Unlvenltv Partc
Large, upgraded, 2BR, 2BA with a ll
the builtins -brick fireplace, double
garage. Come by Sunday 1-5 PM for
our
OPEM HOUSE
4326 WIHTIRSWEET, IRVIHE
$74,500.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
29 I 9 Newport llYd. comer 30th
2.68
ACRES to build your dream
home on. Zoned A·l 111
Ba ck Bay Newpor t!
$210,000 Red Carpet
Realtors. 754 t:.'02
MESA VERDE
:i Bedroom, 2 bath,
hreplace, 2 patios, new
\'ar~t. fre!>h paint, DW. watH sortt•ner. lm-
ml•11latc posi:.ess1on.
$73,000.
Roy Mc Cardle
Realtor 18 I 0 Newport
Costa Mesa 548-7729
MEET BLANCHE
lier measurements arc 4
Br, 2 baths with over 1900
bQ rt She has a massive
Family Room with an
1mprC11s1ve floor to ccil· mg ~tone fireplace. Her
pMCC I!> Ideal for first
llmt'ri; at $58,500. Call
'"2·2535 re,. 1 O· '' r '' ''u"~' .. ,,.,.,
New Listinq!
OPEN SUH 1-~
1634 Slcy1crl LGM
Baycrest, N B. Large la,·.
mg rm w/beamed ce1I ;
4 RR. 2 ba . ram rm .. 2
rrpl<'~ , laundry rm.
Shake roof. Lovely back
) ard with pool $159.SOO
CALL 0 646 · %41~ ~
'tar "'"'""'' Post Ofrlft
oPt,, 111 <1. ,, , "' c:. "' ,, , Hurry! or you will be Gtftft'OI I 002 General 1002
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SUNDAY 12·5 Seeun ty gate~. Jarui1i, By Owner, 35oo sq ft MESA DEL MAR'S
home in pra me East FINEST
Orange county location. WOW ' Four bedrooms
Already purthascd new and family room with
homeanclr1·.idytomove vcr~atal1ty for the
no"' HI' <lo1An. OIAner rreat1ve homeo"ncr.
will carr) conlral·t, CIO!>c to all your needs
buyer nl't.~ not qualify. Call now and make an
Open House Sat. & Sun, appointment for this
!lam~6pm. ·1bdrm,4 bath, popular model home.
library. family room, 546·2313. playroom. bar. dining OPfNOC9•llP1JNIOft!N1fl•
room. central air. 18x38 [\S' j 111 t~1~*!11~~;~:~~~~h ,~·,,1,~!ilJJt1
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WOODSY & rRIVAn CONDO
Sec.-ity and can•tt1l9"Ce In tM1 wtU de-
corat.d 2 lclnn hcMM.
$74,950
IY THE WATSl-IAYSIDE COVE
G«geom 2 lclnn COftebNnlurn wfttl
POOL. Jaami and Patfo.
$129,500
RESH Ii PERFECT -41n. ICH
3 lclnn and famlly room + offf ce.
leoutfful .,CM9Mk.
SI lt,000
DUrLEX IM COROMA DIL MAit
4 ,._ & I lcht Unlh In bnt locaffon.
Mewty decoratfll
SI 49,000
OUTSTAHDIHG Z STOllY-
HWPT ICH
4 ...... FG'llily honw. POOL. famlly rOOflt
-~l"OOllL $149,SOO
LUXURIOUS S llt. wfth POOL
lwoatlful lftll• & out. ht Wfttdlff.
$195,000
UDO ISUHD DOUIU LOT
5 s.drOOM & l...tfful POOL
$271,000
OCEAMflltOMT llACH HOME
0. 10' of rrt.-Ocwwwfa •t.
l ....... ftllce4 prd.
SJ71.000
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WATERFRONT
HOMES
2$3.1 W. C'oa"t lfl&hway
Ntwport Bf'ad1
tT14l 131-1400
18506 Vallarta. H.B saunas, tennis rourt~. corr EllJs between Beach heated pool and the lux
& Newland) in Hunt-ury ol beautiful ftardcns
mgton View Point. Single Master bed room has story 2 bedroom. 2 bath f1replncc llcsk and
luxurious townhou~e. VIEW! ltahan t1lr entry.
.trc lo'IA and so is I.he
pnce' Two homes on an
R2 lot, only $'99.950! Red
Carpel Realtors. 754·1202
S77.900. Bkr. cale au !ail plush <:arpct '\. EAST SIDE
CHARMER ing. Wood ~1anclllng.
SANT A AHA gorgeous bookcasl' and
COUNTRY CLUB wood burn1ni.: f1rc·plncl' lloomy 3 bedroom. 2
VIEW Just a rew or thl' reaturPS bath. on a short tree·
Exceptional value in this in this beautiful con lined cul·dc·sac. Extra sharp, tas tefully de· do m 1n1 um Pr i cc lari:clot. Easy access for
rorated home on the l'tOlf $141,000. Belter hurry' RV. l'nrcd at a rcasona·
course. Minimum main· 673·8S50 .. ble SH,900. CALL tenance yard. formal ""'N"19"·uwH"1'1 '· '' 556·2660 ~~~[.~·~1;J;~ ::~:.: [ ® 1111m1 • J~~~~;_IIE~
Pn ced tosellatSllS,000. USTOM 3 BR POOL
Call 673~. 1--------·~HOME bit for entertam-
oP1.N 7n 9 • ·pu,now .. c•• WATERFRONT 1ng! Lrg H&F' pool sur· [ ft&Hil l'~~T~nc ~E:!:·~::·:E~ ~=== 111=-A unique commercial stud10.workshop. des1ra·
HEWLISTlHG
Back Bay beauty. 3
&inns. & ramily, pool
with wood decking; nice· ly landscaped; private s tudio & workshop.
$89,SOO! I
building m prime Hunt ble Back Bay toe 589.500
mgton Beach area. Ask· Linda Brown. 6-15·2%3
ing $177.500 Mt.
For Info & Details cttll
12131 592·2813
16112 roe Cst Hwy BIG CANYON Huntington Beat•h co
JUST LISTED!
COSTA MESA
<Acr06S from Surh1de) DRAMATIC :\lONi\ ________
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EAST SIDE
Extra clean 3 bdrm. &
family rm .. pool home.
Best Eastsidc location.
Brick frplc. Low mainl.
yard. Sl19,SOO
lolboa lay Prop.
leatton * '75-7060 *
Sell thlnp fast with Dally
Pilot Want Ads.
UNDER $5,000
MOVES YOUIH
Lovely 2 Br. I \':I baths,
air conclit1oned
townhomc. Double de-tached gara~e with laun
dry racilltles. Won 'l lo'll
long! Call col lect.
842·2535. oPfN !II q •ti S ll)N 1081 NI((•
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klMG Of THI! HIU
Gracious living at its finest sur·
rounds you here in this quality built
home. Outstanding ame nities,
popular model home,
OCIEAti4ROMT ISTA TE
Only one of a kind -truly a
magnificent estate. Private beach,
walls of glasa, spaciou s r ooms
thruout, gorgeous setting.
MIW LISTIMe
Fabulous ocean view home. Wolk to
private beach. 3 Spac bedrms, tam
rm. 2 Cplcs, lnner court.
RIMTALS
We have 5 rentals from $425 to $795
per mo.
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lSTH FAIRWAY
Spnr1ou~ :i Br. 21'2 Ba. t>'<·
ecut1ve home 2800 sq fl. of luxury. w /Vil'W of lake
&Mtn~. Fee Land $239,000
TURnEROCK
BROADMOOR
Lovely Single Family
Ganlen Oriented Home.
Overlooking Pnrk
2 Br & den. 2 both w /xlnt
storage space.
Fee Land m.soo
GRAND VISTA
REALTY 768-1212
ILUFfS END UNIT
4Br. 21~Ba, W-Plan. sun·
ny location, pv\ yard,
new cpts, frplc, near
pool. park & schl s .
$99.500 Ownt'r. 640-8790
........ +PoMlly
Larae Coeta Mesa bom• w i th oversized
bedroonu, heavy shake
rool, tiled entrance way
~ Oreplac•. Great loca·
lion cloee to park. tennlt
courta and all achools. Just II.sled call 546-5880
for full detaU1.
~~' ;_ HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
FIXER UPPER
lncotne $800 mo, 4 hnusee
on one lot. Look at u .eoo.
l*.b St. oft Pioneer, ln
Lakewood . A1ent.
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468 VISTA TRUCHA -Y-Plan. 3
bdnns • 2 buths & pawder rm. Formei-
m C'>de l w1lh to"'~ly appo1ntment1.
$113.900 See Evelyn Sb tun Sun. 1·5
CdM SOUTH OF HWY.
620 620~~ ACACIA -comer lQt with 2
bdrms. each unit , there are 2 single
garages between the two units
thereby assuring maximum privacy
for both. Property offers convenience
to everything & old CdM charm.
$145,000. See Lucy Casey Sun. l -5
PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
10 Modern offices. 3 secretary's
off 1l'eS, kitchen, 4 b:iths.
air-cond1t1on1ng, muSH', walnut
paneling + large law library room.
Ample parking-& plan::. available for
additional 2,000 ::.q . ft. Pride of
ownership property. ~early income
527,000 asking price S225,000
ECONOMY MINDED?
Like new 4 bdrm .. 2 bath townhouse;
lovely pal10. Shows like a model.
Price $5!1,900
759-081 I
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BY OWNER -Sl 26,000
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OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1 ·5
50 I Playa, Mewport Beach
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realty
BAYSHORES
CHARM & CULTURE
Delightful decorator 's home in ex·
elusive area 3BHs, 3 baths. huge
brick patio surrounded by huge
trees Mastl'r HH has brick
firrplacC' & W<'l har Beamed ee1l-
ing.., cozy dt.•n &.. dining room . 1 :.! hlOC'k to bca(•h t·orncr lot Ex .
rcllPnt area for l'hilrJrcn Amy
Gas ton 642·823.5 C."17 l
A IEAUTY!
Ne wly remodeled 4BR +den, 4 bath
charming "cottage" m fabulous
area. New r andom plank flooring in
living room. microwave center &
built in Nutone m country kitche n.
Jacuz7.i tub in master bnth. Mini-
w atcr vie w fr om mns ter BR.
$199.000 .• Jeanne Barnett 644 6200
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642·823S '44·'200 '°' Dover Orlvf' Hubor View Center
Irvine •• C.mpui V•ll•Y Center 752-1414
DUPlU IM
OLD COllOMA DB. MAil
It ·s a comer located, 3 bdrm., with 2
bdrms. over the 2 car garage. Live in
one & enjoy the delightful atmosphere
of Old Corona del Mar while someone
else helps with the payml$.
EARLY BLUFFS COMDO
The sought after E -Plan, which has a11
extended kitchen, 3 bdrrns .• 212 baths.
family rm. Ask Brenda Glass about
this one.
TURKEY RAMCH~ALLBROOK
Yes. really, plus cattle. alfalfa & San-
ta Rosa plums; has 1600 ft. frontage
on Hwy. 76 & 1s located 23 miles East
of Oceanside, near Fallbrook. You've
seen those beautiful white Turkeys
when you drove by on Pala Rd. <Hwy.
76). Due to abundance of water. might
be used for frog or fi sh farm. possibly
ducks. Approx. 65 acres. Priced at
$205,000, incl. tractor & other equip-
m ent. Mi ght consider $175,000 without
equipment. Call for full info
673-4400
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Division of HCll"bor lnvntment Co.
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T AMARROH RESORT COHDOS
At Purgatory Ski area. 18 miles North
of Durango. Colorado In winter. a
luxury hideaway with uncrowded ski
ing. tennis. "p:.i . fine rc•...,t<.1ur.i nt"
Average an1111al s nowfall 300 1nche"
Jn s umme r , a fine golf resort Xlnt
condo-rental investment
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Drive . N.8 675-6161
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OPEN 1-5
LIDO ISLE IA YFROHT
219 VIA LIDO SOUO
$600,000
OPEN 2·5
IAUOA PEHIHSULA IA YFROHT
1903 EAST IAYFROHT
S895,000
ILUFf POPULAR Z·PLAH
H1 ghlv upgraded. 5 bedrooms,
family room . formal dining .
Custom <;h ullt'rs. 1"randM·m1 0('1
P 1 s o t 1 I t' 1': ·' t: t' 11 t• n t q u a I 1 t )
lhrougho11i and great lot«1t1on
$132.500 OPEH 1-5 302 YISTA
TR UCHA
ILUFFS IEST
One-~torv end un1l w1lh ~ cheerful
patios. 3 b<'drnom case 01 l1vm,c! In
this sparkling. hghl & airv home
$1 .t:i 000 OPEN I ·5 552 Gi.ORiETT A.
YOU OWN THE LAMD'
Three hedroom home in Newport's
desirable Westcliff t•ommumtv. No
land leusc. no homeowners
assoc1at1on a nd £ill thL' amen1l1t•s of
grnc1011s living Sl'.l0.000 ft.•e
PRIME 40 FEET BA YFROHT
Located on Lido Isla nd Stucco 3
bedroom home complete with tile
roof. Formal dining room. old
fa.s hion kitchen, large patio, pier &
sltp. $395,000
IA YCREST HOME WITH POOL
Beautiful custom hom e with 4 BR 21~ BA, priced lo move. Home is i~
excellent condition & has extra
s harp landscaping. Call for an
appointment Reduced to $139.900.
°"1MUM on10M
Elegance re igns supreme in this
spacious home Look down on
Newport from your maste r suite
kitchen, dining & li ving rooms. 4
Bedrooms. 3 baths. $240,000
HH:D' A LARGE HOME?
Newport Beach home located near
park and schools with 5 bedrooms, 3
baths, large dining room and family
r oom. All this plus a larg~ corner
lot, truly a value at $127.500
including land. OPIM l·S 2437
HOLIDAY RD.
A COLDW&L IAMIM CO.
644-1766
J1 '1 IAN JOAQUIN Hll.lS RD
IN~TC!NT .. t
REALTORS
'75-HI I
OPEN HOUSfS
116 CAMYOH TOWHHOUSI # 11
CAMYC»I ISUHO OL, off Ford l...t: l
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rooM, for 41racfoH, 1paclCM11 tl'tfn9.
ladlracln ... of pool. iocamJ ..t .......
comi. SISl,400. Opew SAT/SUN 1.5
HAllOI VIEW HOMIS. 115' POIT
MARGATE. MOfthc)o pl-. 4 hdrocMa. 2
batt.. f.mly room, l"""ac ... ot. cClftCltloft.
Side CMd bock patios, bridcwottt. fin fnlit
trMs. Cal for appolntnteftt. S 134, 900. Fee
Open SUN 1·5
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mer
675-5511
General I 0021G~ral I 002 •.......••...•.......•. ...•..•................
ED SULLEHDER
has JOllH.'U lhC' sale..,
s t .i f f o r S <· I t' e t
I 'ropPrl1<.'"
Ed h ;1 s I 1 1..t • d 1 n
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t Wl'rtt v \'l'ar..., and prior
~ lo (•nlcrmg rt•al cstatt'
~ h <td lw, own carpentry
firm . He is active in the Colonial Bible
Church and received a c:ertificate in
Real Estate from Sanl11 Ana College.
During his first three week~ m
real estate. Ed listed four hou~e ....
made two sale'> and has bl'cn gcttmg
stronger ever sml'C'
For truly profession;,il "C'r\'lctng of
all your rc.·111 e...,tatl' needs. CA LL 1<:0
al 751-:mn
c;::; SELECT
I PROPERTIES
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up1r•d11d M on1 v1 mochd for lhl' d i•
(:rtm•.,••1n1 bu.ycr
t"U11tom dr•p.11. wall tu~
•·rin•11 6 e•rpeta
Utodroomi. lwrl(• ramll\>
rm. lurmoal dlnlnll rrn
fl rc-plllt't' On .i lovrly
landal'aprd l'ornl'r lot
Ollued 11t S l30.000
~mo
()pew Set S-1-S
1975 Peri lrf atot
NEWPORT BEACH
LUXURY
$104,500
~-JntJsllc 3 Br F amily Home with lots of
leatures Pnme Newport I le1ghl!> location. Wood
panelt'd Uen with par·
quct rloor~ Garden house. feoced parking
for thJt R V Super super clean IJon 'l miss this
one. Call today 646·7171
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EXCEPTIOHALL Y
SHARP WITH
ASSUMABLE LOAN
Smart Spamsh :;tyle 111
Me.-.a North "111 lt'ad you
11110 this 4 81 home. This
"' readv lo mo' l' into with nu \\ ork rt.>quirc>cl anrl ~ ou ~houl<I Sl'l' lhl• l.imheap1ng C;.111 now lor tklalls on finanurn.: a11d your appointment'
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1002 GeMral 1002
NEWPORT BEACH LAND
VA CANT AND IMPROVED
204 Riverside Avenue ·1111 -. lot 1s improved with a 1 story
co n c r ete block commerc ial building, built in
approximately 1955. with 1.002 square feet. The lot covers
3.900 square feet. It is level. zoned Cl and rectangular in
shape. Minimum bid b $30,000 fiequired deposit is $5.000
Refer to Publi c Auc tion No. 8307
2912 Pacific Coust Highway. This 31,708 square foot lot is
c urrentl y used as a lr:.tiler park. State owned
improvements arc mmimal and considered to be of little
or no value The land is ievcl, currently zoned Cl·H. and
nearly rectangular in shape Access is along Pacific
Coast and Avon Street Minimum bid is $230,000.
Required deposi t 1s $25,000 Refer to Public Auction No.
8309.
Located on the east side or Old Newport Blvd • between
La J olla iwenue and Catalina Drive, this pa rcel
consisting or 30, l 75 square feet will be offered for a
minimum bid price of $115.000. The land 1s level (and
s lightly beiow grade), c urrently zoned R·2 and access is
atong a11 three of the above streets. Required deposit 1s
$20,000.00. Refer lo Sealed Bid Nn 8310.
i49 thru 177 and 191 R1vers1de Avenue. Thi.., large parcel
cons isting of 75.823 square feet will be offered for a
minimum bid of S470.000. The land is level. currently
zone~ C-111 and access is along Riverside. Improvements
co~s1~t or three concret e b.lock commercial buildings.
Building #l was constructed m 1962. It has approximately
7,000 square feet with nine separate stores or offices and
twelve restrooms.
Building #2 was con~tructed in 1964. It has approximately
7,150 square feet with eleven stores or offices and five
restrooms.
Building #3 was constructed rn 1958. 1t contains
approximately 9,300 square feet. Currently it is leased to
the United States Postal Service for $12.240 per year.
The lease expires Novl•mber !), l!J79 a nd has a five year
irenewal option with a provision for an increase in rent.
The lessor i~ responsible for the FIRSJ' $1,200 of property
taxes per year. The lessee (Postal Service) is responsible
ror any amount in excess or this amount.
For fwih« iftfomtation call Mr.~ at 12111 620.2093
OP£H HOUSE: MARCH 2l, I 977 -I to 4 , .M.
Sale Dot.: APIJL 6, 1977 On Tlw Sftn
Financing Available
(On pcrcela 1.elftcJ fOf' SI0,000 or ~l
DetaRed lftformatlOft c0ftcentin9 rHI tatate offentd abon can be
obtalnld by c.tocthMJ the CaltraM sales ,.,,.. ....... .,. ft.-cl In
th• ltOHu ar by wrthg to the Depca tow"' at the oddrns thowwt
below.
121 .... s,.-. Strnt
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Cool ,ool!!
Through a lovely t•l~d enlfy enter 1n10 lh•~
immaculate 4 bedroom home -complete with eating area oft the kitchen and sporty tireptace an the living room There as new wallpaper and paint throughout most ol the house Fabulous pool and lire nnq an the back yard sprinklers. Don t pass this one up! $69.500 Call 540-1720
Flowers & Plmth!!
Bursts full ol color all year round' Beautolul bag covered pa tio an private rear yard great 10< any kind of party Surrounded by flower planters . sprinklers front and rear 3 bedroom'> and den,
2 lull baths ms1de. Candlel1qht d1n1nq room. brick fireplace Forced air heating 570,800.
Call 540-1720
Let's Pool Around!!
Beau1du1 hOmH with .i lu!:>hly •andscape<J rear yard •.urroundonq a ~parklonq pool and patio area qr eat tor summer fun Sprinklers tront and
rear for EZ care 4 bedrooms 2 lull baths Formal d1111nq room !:>erved by a delu'<e kit chen Ti led entry to fam1ty room wllh fireplace Walk to schools' $79.600 Call
540-1720
Bring The Family!!
Mom wall love all the space an this huge home' And she II adore the neighbors" The covered pal o makes those cool spraog evenings perfect Comfy floorplan fea1ures 3 bedrooms and lam1ly room or 41h bedroom 3 baths. formal d•ninq room custom built ea11ng booth Brick fireplace 10 warm your toes' Owner anxaouc;1 S93 000 Call 540-1720
Income Units!! In back ol this attracnvl' 3 bedroom home. Handsome brick fireplace 1n thu hv•ng room, dm1ng room and country kitchen All this os surrounded by .l neatly manicured lawn• 2 units on rear with I bedroom and kitchen
tacaloty 1n each Check 11 out now" $86,000 Call
540.1no
Here's Premium Quality!! Super sman contemporary styled home w11h 5 bedrooms You ti love lho plush carpet throughout' Family room perlecl lor all your
parties -11 even has a near fireplace Brktast area oft the kitchen forced air hea11nQ and .-,moke del~c1ors SprinklPrs Won I last"
S89 500 cc111 5.so. 1 no
Owner's Pride!! Relax and en1oy the pr•vacy an this 3 bedroom condom1mum• Beautalully decorated separate
d1n1nq room tor your evening parties Grow a little garden 1n one of your 2 patios this spring•
Walk to pool and 1acuu1 Take advantage••
S53 ooo Call 540·, no
Arched Windows!!
Decorate the front of lh1s at1ract111e 2 bedroom home 11 c; reallv unique" Get that co1v leehng
as you walk m 10 the ceramic toled enlry. Oen. separate d1n1ng room, and tirep1ace perfect tor
snuqqlon" Ti!ke advantage" $53.000 Call
540·1720
Walk to Beach!! Close to 11each park and 1enn•s" loads ot extras. such as gas bbQ hookup. garden
lightmg. split level patio and tront and back sprinklers Family room with lareplace eallnq
area oft kitchen separale dining room and 4 beorooms Garage door opener. Jusl hsled so
hurry" $141 500 Call 540 1720
Fruit Trees Galore!!
All through your larqe backyard' Newly paontPd
with gorgeous high beamed ce1hnq5. Attractive Ille entry. 3 bedrooms. separate dining room. 2
baths and country kitchen En1oy the covered patio year round•! This home as 1mmacula1e1
Call now $55 900 Call 540·1720
Jump Up mtd Into!!
This exc11Tng elCecutlve tlome 1n lr111nP' It's really loaded with surprises. like a fare ring. gas barbeque, huge patio, pool-sized back yardl 3 bag bedrooms. family room and gues1 dining. brtck fireplace Stunn ing open beamed ce1lmg s1 $132,500. for 1he fussy buyer• Call
540-1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
TARBELL
REALTORS
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ServinCJ 8000 Citi•s
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VISTA RO A GRIEN DJ s 134,500
beamed <'ell • ~ood . f{I ~. lilt' c-om
h m intc to <·rc>att• th1'.'\ bre~lhtaktn1i:ly
bcuuU(uJ ho mt.' in a :.erenl'. wrXKf1.od
scllinr Sec 1t you de~cn t• 1t'
$220,000 Submit orrr.rs I
OPIH SAT/SUN 1-5 41' SIAWAIDRO.
Corona del Mar triplex ; three 2
bdrms .. 2 rrplc. units, bit-ins; highly
upgr aded penthouse umt ... vie ws or
Catalina, ocean & CdM hills & night
hghl'\. P a ne ling. beamed ceil. Pool
avail In o u tstanding condition .
Sl~.500
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THE REAL
ESTATE RS
COSTA MESA
POOL
The h11:hl.> pruc.od .. l'~Lrslit..i " pl.rn :1
hdrm~ .. ~t.:1 buth!I. tumllv r rn ovt•r
WOO sq . ft. Abounds in .. o ld worlc.J
c h.erm '' Ca pt iva ttn ~ S p u nis h
courtyard plus enc losed, ~reenbel t
stdc. "sunrung patio". You have been
Watling for Hus one! Absolutely can 't
last long -we ur ge you to call today 1
CC Orange Coast Q:
Hr1i.:ht .ind ... unnv 1
lw'flroom. :! IMth, on .•
l1u1el :.Ired ~purklini.:
rww part\ ~w1ol l111t•1I "11 h
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C:::SELEC T
T' PROPE RT IES
2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
REAL ESTATE 644·4848
GftWral 1002 GeMrol 1002 GH~ral I 002 Gt'Mral
Rrng 640 5560 day or evening
Eastblutt Proless1onal Bldg.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH SANTA ANA • COSTA MESA
5 BDRM'S, 2 STORY
This 1s <t !-.har p, dean home on
lg. lot. Din r m. 2 patios, new
cpls. See this bargain at onlv
$79,950 belorc it's sold. No. ot
Adams, E. off Br ookhurst on
Conslilul1on. l!:J532 Trenton.
545-9491
E n iov mainll•narn·<· free :J hr. :1
ha "Monl1•n•v" melt Near Iv
nl'w C'pts & • drp~ Wet bar.
Sharp '"l'urnk1.:~" 1·ond E . ot
Brook hu rs t. So n f Ta ltH•rt.
1821ll Arc h<.>s. 545 94m
SPANISH HACIENDA.
On Llcadcn<l Cul de S.1e ..,l
Safe for little feet ! 3 bdr m, l
ba. w/frplt. Bd k1lchen &
big dbl. car garage. Owner
leaving area 1 blk. W of
Wa rd. So off Ellis on San
Antonw. 10485 Crane Cir .
F ount VallC'y 968-3371
GARDEN GROVE
BIG BONUS ROOM
Lg. 4 hr. 2 ha home Ov~r'i11ed
rear yd. n onus r m approx.
~7xl7. Beamed ceihnJ.!. palm.
ne w painl. J>ric1•d to ..,ell at
~64 .900 :--.;n of Wc•st minst('r RI
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A TTH: LG. FAMI LIES
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SANTA ANA
POOL & JACUZZI
Mak e th1 ... beaut1fullv
decoral <'d home• Just th1• right
s itual1on for bu ... inC' ... s or '>oc·ial
e n l<• r t a 1 11 1 n g :l s p .i c· 1 u us
bdrms. 2 ha. & fam rm . in
convenient loc·at1on nr ~o C<;t.
Pl a7.a r-:1 nr1-.to l
N /MacArthur 1201 Alton Ln'
646·7711 .
VILLAGE WALK
Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 ba Condo
w /big dbl. car gar age Ideal
location in p roximity to So.
Cs t. Plaza. Btwn/Ha rbor &
Bris tol. So. of Sel?erstrom . 2901
"B"So.1'"airview. 646-7711.
EXQUISITE POOL HOME
Spanish decor! :i hclrrn. 21 •
bath home. E~udc.•s <.harm.
SparklllH! pool. lount;1ins &
.!Jl'Ul.LJ. ::\11 ;\lainl y;1nl l>uo
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HEW MESA VERDE HOME
Unde r construction Select
\Our own cpl & puint <'Olors
Quality thruout Mstr h:.ith
w 'Jac:u111 bathtub & steam rm
sauna. Sunk1.:11 11'. rm. dbl
t rplc. walk to Mesa Verde
Clbhse. No. off Adam s on Mesa
Verde Dr. West. 2959 Java Rd.,
545-9491
BEAUTY ON GOLF COURSE
Fore! L i ve rii:!ht on golf
cour~e. Beautiful 2 sty. 4 br. 2
ha hom e. Abundant storage.
f{edUCC'd ')JO 000 to $11;;,QOO So.
of Bristol. E off "IC'wport Blvd
105 The \la..,ter" Cir 545 9491
MESA. VERDE
Huge lot. near!\ 1 ;i uc·re. on
cul-dc-<;ac: Shari> 1 br 2 ba 2
story home Frml din rm .
fa m1 l.v. k 1 lth en room for
"egctable garden & pool too'
So. Adam-. W ol l·: .... 1;in1·1a l!J3:i
Kildeer ~l:i !H!ll
MESA. VERDE MAJESTY
lJ 11 iquely dC's1gnC'd around "
II.! hC'aut1ful pool This
elegant I bdrm horn<· 1"
ideal for grac1nu ... famllv II\
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lndscpt? Rf'aut1f11l .1n•.i ,
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HUGE FAMILY ROOM
,\JI ktidwn <.1ppllant·l"'· st:lf·
cleaning cl\ l'""· sh;.11·p t
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PRIVATE COMMUNITY
Of s ingle fam hom es in this
btn Npt. Bch location w/xlnt
VIEW. Quie t cul -de-~ac st.
$139,500. 2201 Private Rd.,
N .13 646-7711
FANTASTIC VIEW
From thi s immac ul a t e
New port Bch . ho m e. Superb
oversized fam. rm. & formal
hv. rm .. both w /rir e pl aces.
Rtwn 'Coast llwv. & Cliff Dr.
2S l Oceanv1C'w Newport Jlgts.,
N R 646-7711.
LIDO ISLE
Outstanding custom b it home
w :3 bdrms. 3 ba. ram r m .
separate• gam e r m & :J car
_g arage>. F>ccell e nt value at
S!l7.IOO IOI \li;1 (;t•110:1 . '\J .H
Ii-Iii 771 I
IA YCREST POOL HOME
"ip.1C·1n1i-. IH·aut if11I IH'\\ Jy dc-
('or.itl'd I .trlll I\ home 111 S('ilo<'l
.1rt•.1 1'11l't•d ri!.!hl for 1m
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EXECUTIVE MAHSIOH
S uperlative in every respect
1s this plu-.h & comfortable it
bdrm. 3 ha VIP residence. in
"ought afler, exclusive area.
Nl'w on t h <> m kt. 1230
Som e rsct. N B 1>46-77 11
STEP T O THE BEACH
l'hr-.. :$ l1drm & lam rm. 11n
rn.11 ul.1t1· honw has 11 all~
J ' r l' s t 1 g i o u s I o c· a t 1 o n •
<WE.\:'-l' VIEW & just steps
t 11 I lw lw:lf'h. Th 1s C'l1a rmt•1·
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-CM4To.t MIAI Q.'.IO"SI 1>:xqula1te n ear-n ow Deane Home
onu.co! Vtew of golf coune. c ity
ll~hts & sunsets I HlahJy customized
hy prei.ent owner. The decor is
fantastically smart. Expem1ive cptng,
c.Jrapes & wall coverings. Manicured
yard & great Jacuzzi. S26S,OOO
7 RUE GRAND VALLEE Sal/Sun 1-5
PRISTtGIOUS llG CAMYOM-U4S.OOO
Beautiful Country Club atmosphere!
Delightful 4 BR home w/2 baths +
g uest powder rm. Lge living rm with
cathedral ceiling & floor-to-ceiling
fire place. forma l DR. Cam rm with
fire place. Bright s unny kitchen & lf'?t'
b reakfast a r ea Ai r -cond. a uto
-;prnklers & deligh tful patios. F6rmer
model hom e on q uiet cul-de-sa c s t
5 TORRfc:Y PINES LN E Sat/Sun 1 5
We can't sell y ou the
E iffel Tower ... but we may
h av e the home you are
looking for.
llG CANYOM HEW TOWNHOME
Great view of Big Cyn golf course.
S pacious 2-stor y with 2 be drms &
!>itlmg rm, J,gc d ining rm & wet bar
T l:nn is courts. p ool , J acuzzi &
sC'cunty. J ,l'asc S650 m o Sale $159,500
42 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sal/Sun 1-!'i
CHARMIHw HOME FOR LEASE
Popular Lido Is le 3 lJdrm & den home
Quiet loc. <Street to Strad a) Lovely
patio, wet bar, formal dining. Lge.
master bdrm w /sundeck. $895 Mo.
21 I I Scm Joaquin Hils Road
NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-49 t 0
1002 GeMrol I
I 002 GettH"GI ........•.......................•••..•........
ATTHACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR. 41h
ba .. fam r m . & form al dining; lge.
t ile pa t10 & waterfront deck. $350,000
BJ\ Y FnONT, p ie r & float, Jots
$185,000 to $325,000. to build your own
custom home. Sever al ar ea s to choose
from .
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy\1dc Orrve. N .8. 675 -6161
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DO IT YOURSELF
This 3 bedroom h ome needs only a
decorator 's touch . Can you turn
"plain .Ja ne" into a "Cinderella"?
The price will justify the effort
WOW! OCEAN BREUES
C'ool this 4 bedroom hig hly up-
i:!r a cled Cal Classic. Walk to best
beaches in under 5 minutes. Only
S75.950 .so hurry!
SPRING SPECIAL
Crea l pool home wi th fir<' ring &
lots of decking. Only a mile from
the otean. 4 Huge bcdrms. formal
din ing, huge family room, 3 car
~arage. Everything for
famil y fun ! Ju s t
$110,000
Roberts Realt
18241 Beach Blvd .. HunUngton eeacn
(Jc1, ~11 !2u,A"
JJHJ111t/J
ElClllSIVE fll USIM
"CA.Pl • coeieo .. rare 2
bedroom. 2 balb an t.b11 quiet adult
commun1ty. <."hoke Joe Uon nelll' pool
and gorden ureo . Beuullfully r t>·
decorated. $69.!M>O.
4J7 ehuc ..... CM W & S. 1-5
'"9. .. 2MW...T_.&......_t
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
MOYI ltGHT IH -plush model home
w1th pool. Completely redecorated for
the m~t discriminating. 4 bedroom.
2 1h baths . secluded s unny p ool .
wa lled-in privacy A cct•ss to private
beach. $168,500
4506 WtrfM, CdM Sat/S.. 1-5
EXCLUSIVE LISTING
DOVBt SHORES AREA -t·ontempor ary
2 s tory home. Va ulted ceilings and 3
fireplaces 4 bedroom . library. fa m1
ly room and pool A most desired
street ! $215,000
NEW LISTING
WESTCLIFf -F antast ic 4 bedroom
home with s tudy and billiard room . A
"One of a kind " -lots of brick and
Spanish tile. Outdoor j:.i,·uzzi. $198,500
I 019 Mcrlcm La. HI. Sat/Sun 1-5
NEW LISTING
UMDER $60,000! A private adult
community with pleasant park areas.
tennis court. 2 pools and jacuzzi. This
~ bedroom c.·ondom inium has m ir ror
a nd wood paneling, buillin bar and
bright. sunny deck Offl'n·d at S5U,!J50
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BEST IN BLUFFS
1-LEVEl EHD UMIT F1rst time offered.
On beautiful Vist;.i Caudal. p rime early
Bluffs Chnr m ing 2 bdr m .. 2 h:.i
Angelita Plan with fa bulous 22xl1 ft
family r m. Lgt• . private.• patio on
bcaul. greenbelt. Comp. reder. within
the year. in cl. all new kitchen. Rare '
opportunity for this beauty at $137,500.
Exclusive; a pp'L onl y
TENMIS VILLA AREA. Free-sta nd ing.
wide picturesque g reenbelt. X -Pla n.
lge. 3 bdrm .. 212 ba .. form. din .. fam .
rm. Xlnt va lue ! SlH.500. Exclusive;
app't. only
IAYFROHT $126,500!! Best value.··
panoramic view home Upgr aded c pts.
drps, wallpape r . Security system. In-
tercom . 1950 Sq . ft . :J brlrms. 21'2 ba.
OP'EH 1-5 2637 VISTA ORHADA
LEASES
G rl'cnbelt. hayfront view~ $550-$67:>
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR. IHC. MLS 644-01 34
1973 Top llde-r & Top SClll.smmt
1974 & 1975 RLWIMr-Up
H.wport-Mesa loard of Rfflltors .
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SELLING YOUR HOME? WHO SAYS
YOU CAN'T DO IT YOURSELF?
Thrre I\ no (O\I lo lhe buyn '"' "' ·• • " ••· 1 ''"' I'" no comml\\ron. iU\I one ~m.111 Irr '>11 ~· , '" ••I r •• 1.'
yet net more monty. And. 11 you need <1H1 •'·""'' "', 1 • '"'
we II be here lo ticlp.
fo1 Sale By Owner offers buyNS a varlelv ol hr11n1 ' lu
choose from In ~ convemrnl. central l0<.ll1on. Wu h.iv1~
~omelhmi: lot buyer and sellrr .llthl'
1Jir~cl S aleJ mta n &Htr Price.s
fur~I....,~ HOME SALES CENTER V 1
IOOO No. Coost Hwy., loguno Beoch, CA 926-51
(71 .C) .C 94-8595
Walch for cenl•n OfHning rn NEWPORT BEACH, COSTA MESA & IRVINE
Pcrrc:~l hom for your y~ fam•·
ly ! nusie country kllcheo, 3 bdrnu .•
21.\ bat.hi. &lclOMd ~try pallo.
warm woods,, cu~tom ahutlen. We
lnv1tt-your lrupec:Uon Sat. & Sun.
1·5. $114 .500
4H YlSTA svan
RON iii
HOUSES FOR SALE
I IEDIOOM
300 E .Coast Hwy #76 <DcAnta) NB
642-823.5 S26,000 Sun. 1·5
2 IEDROOM
233 Beverly. Laguna Hcach
494·8519 Sunday 1--l
18562 Pueblo Cir. Huntington Heh
963·53.33 $75,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
•4 Cerrito, lrv11w
645·0303 $110.000 Sat1Sun 1-5
365 Hamilton, Co~ta Mesa
"46-7171 Sunday 12-5
320 Via Lido Nord. Lido Isle. NB
640·6161 S2~J.500 S.it/Sun 1-5
287 E. 23rd St c E Stdt•) Costa Mesa
673-32:lo Sun. 12-5
1312 Ross, Santa l\n,1
540-1720 $.19.800 Sunday 1-5
2 IR & FAM RM or DEH
502 Acacia. Coronu dt•I '\1ar
675-5930 $183.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2500 Margan•t. Nl•v. poi t Ilc1ghts
644-6200 SIOn,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
430 Aliso. <Nwpt I lgls l N R
642·fi368 Sat Sun l ·5
• • ll6"A''CallcPatric1a.S Clem
642-5200 SI 15.000 Sat Sun 1-5
123 36th St , N(•wport Beat'h
642-38.50 S 108.000 Sat Sun l -5
24I7 Ash. Fullerton
510 1720 S53.000 ">at Sun 1-5
~5 Palos ( RSJ I In mt•
752 u 11 SIOS .OOO Sun I 5
J BEDROOM
:!071 Federal A\ r. Co..,tt1 i\'ksa
646 7228 $5fi !lOO S:..it ~un 10-5
9282 Mok1huna lh ll11nltnJ.!ton Bch
9fi8-1232 $nl,500 Sat, Sun
985 Tiajuana St Lagltna Beach
·W9· 1752 Sl:!O 000 SattSun 1 5
5201 Buri!undv C1r-c:lt• Irvine
552-3396 Own Sat'Sun I~-:>
7 Rue Grand Va Ike CB1g Cyn l N B
H44-4910 $21>5.llOO Sat Sun 1-5
39 Wh1tewatc·r .. Js mnCrk. Cd~T
644-6200 Sat Sun 1-5
4515 Hampdc>n f(\1mPn Shnrec; l Cd~l
644-6200 Ci 17 I 500 Sal Sun I :;
•500 \\en1da l.ar)i(o Rlufh 'iB _,
li40 lilf1l St l'I '>00 Sat S11n I 5
2252 '\\ .tl1m Co,t<1 \l P :, ... 1
:l4ft :>313 ";.1 1100 S11nda ,. I :;
•34JS Ful'h,1 a (',,.., ,1 \lt .... .i
54fi 2:11:~ "i!-tf;.soo S1111d<J\ t 5 * 1174 B1sm.1rk ('0-;t.1 \tP-.:1
515-f;fi.18 !'lli'l.11<)0 Sat Sun 1 5
• 1514 Ruth Ln 1 W<'st<"llffl '\j R
fi73 i300 Sat Sun 1 .. 1
24fi7 S:mt.i An.i A\1• C'ost.i \1£•,<1
fi4f> 7575 S7!1,!HIO Sal Sun I 5
·llli Plata. Rl11ffs '.\IB
!i75 6000 $lh.),OOO Sut Sun l s
7I!i P.itohta. In. 'J t·rr ('d'.\1
1;75 moo $1:r.1 500 S<H Sun 1 s
:m1; Su:-.annah Co:-.t,1 \11•..,,1
556-2660 S7l.'IOO "'un I'.! I
liGfi2 Stanford, G.11d1·n c;r"\t·
ti 10-9900 $f'8.:>oo Sun t ·I
•2515 Davi.., ('0..,1.1 \11· ... .1
.')4H 8102 SXl1 'IO<t ~Ull I 5
28H32 Sh;Hly l,.1111• l .. 1~'1J11.1 l\P,1d1
1;.11 lR.18 S:.?:!1111\MI ~llll 12 5
J IR fr FAM RM or DfH
3582 Frnn (( 11hc·idalt•1 l l\m<•
552 7500 s.l!J !)IJO Sun I ,)
•'18t8Surry l('am1•u 1111.!hlndo;;J Cd\1
fi75-8.107 $2lfi,ooo Open Daih
!ilH9 N1ghtm).!alt• l"tn \'h
!lfi2 0315 $74.500 Sat Sun 12 5
• :n5 Un1vcr!-.1t v. Bai k Bav
li7S-70li0 $8!1.!lOO Sat/Sun 1-5
• • • 1Ci45:l Winl>ll'donl.n.H.Harbour
(714l992-25·H S207.!'i00 S/Sl-5
801 Ct'tba P l <East bluff) N B
fi40 Hl70 $140.000 Sat/Sun l 5
4615 Cortland. Catr1l'O llti.!hlands
675-4782 srno.ooo Sal/Sun 12-5
•23 Mainsail, Cor111w dt'I Mar
640-6.501 s S 1-5; Wkdys 2-4
1721 K.mgs Road CCII ff Haven) NB
fi'15-2818/&15 57 lfi Sat/Sun 10· i
l!IOl Yacht (':im1ll.1, St•a \'iN~ ~B
'140-2309 $l!Hl,OOO Sat.Sun l 5
5102 Skinner. Thi• Harwh. lrv1nt·
752·7315 S78.SIHI Sat Sun l 5
• 2540 V1~ta Bay a. cor Tustin
fi16-3255 SI 1!1.500 SattSun t 5
•JO? Carnation. ('orona ckl Mnr
fH0-7000 S450.000 Sun 1·5
5·10 Vista Grande• ffhl· Bluffs)
fiH-7878 $1~l.OOO Snt/Sun 1-5
11513 Quartz. Fount um VHlley
fi31 -1&16 $75.900 Sunday 12-fi
26861 Canyon Cr<·st Rd. S.J C
R31 2714 $153,700 Sat/Sun lO 6
14R32 Waver ly Ln <Willows) Irvine
752-1414 $69,900 Sat/Sun 11 -5
2012 Port R amsfi(ah• CllVHomes) NB
642-823.'i Sat/Sun 12 s
• • 1001 Marin('t"h Dr . N H.
6:11-1800 $278,000 Sat/Sun l 5
#5 Canyon Ln. Cyn Ct t'st. CdM
673·8550 $141.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#6 Cunyon Ln. Cyn CrE'st. CdM
673 85.50 $138.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2927 Carob, El Bluff.NB
673 s,r,.50 $159,500 Sunday 1·5
"'OM WHAT A IMUTINL MOIJ•te•
you1l be sln1lng yoo Ill down to
breakfast m this 4 bdrm.. 3 bath
Carmetila Model in The Blutrs. Gr n·
belt & Mt. \'iew. Th15 one's below the
marllet ~l $118,000.
C.F. COLESWORTHY
••0-0020
EASTILUFF CENTER
6 44-1133
ANYTIME
&URIS DCLUSml
Popular 1Ulg.le level Anil.a Plan: 3
bdrms .. 2 baths ; deHaht!ul paUo with
pergola. Tuterully decorated. Open
for your inspection. l ·S. Sat. & Sun.
Weekdays by npp't. only. 2708 Vul.Q
del Oro. '96,950
LL\.SIS A Y AIL FllOM S4H
DIRECTORY
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2036 E Occ:rn (Balboa Pcnin) NB
673-7300 Sal!Sun 1-5
18 Canyon Is l Dr, BgCanyn, NB
675-5511 $I58.400 Sat'Sun 1·5
428 Vista Homa cThl• Bluffs) N 11
546-8640 Sl~l.500 Sun 1 5
1233 Somer:.t•t. Dover Shor(''>, NB
646·0!Hfi S2~5.000 Sat Sun l 5
• •407 Bayside Dr . Nwpt Bch
042-823.5 $390.000 Sat Sun l-5
18931 Via Meso;;ina (I' Ho1·k l lrvint>
644-1766 $125,500 Sun. 1·5
I924 Irvine Alvd. Nt•wµ1H'l BeaC'h
631 -1400 $139.000 Sat Sun 1 5
l01 Fullerton, Npt Hgts, NB
646-7171 Sat l 3U 5 Sun 1-5
•508San Bernardino (NwptH~> NB
546-8640 S l J0.0()(1 S/S 9-dark
17 Montt•rcy Cir . Spyglass, NB
640-2437 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
:J6 Drakes Bay, Spyglass. NB
675-3411 $204.500 Sat/Sun l 5 * •237 Canal C ~ewport Shrc; I NB
fi45 -7575 $175.000 Sal'Sun l 5
r158 ChcH•nnt•. ('n .... 1:..i ;\frstt ~,,1()81~il Si0.000 Sat1Sun 15
:>081 Mt ~'adclt•n. lluntington Rrh
8-Hi m1:1 Sunday 2-5
1112 We!:itcllff Dr. "Jewport Beach
675-5930 S14H.500 Sun. 1 5
•6 Rue Vlllars <Big Canyon ) NB
642-823.5 5295.000 Sun 1·5
1199 Haiti. Costa Mt•:-.:i
545-2637 "'SIOO 000 Sun l·S
2008 North Capt'lla. Co!->ta \ksa
979·6434 S.YUJllO Sunduy 1·5
23372 Via Ch1r1pa \t ''';ion Viejo
195-1870 $91 soo Sunday
1026 Sanlrago I Onwr Shorc>'i l '..: B ·
li42-823.S S28o.ooo Sun. 1 5
1:112 Se;u ·n"\l 11.trh\ 111fls. '\jB
fi·10 1;11;1 Slfi5 1100 Sun 1 ,j
15101 Svr;H·1 t'il' Wt·,tmrn,t1·r
,10 !l!t£2 Sl·tJ,!t<Ht SunditV 1·5
4 lfDROOM
13731 Olvmp1c-A \'t•nue. Costa Mesa
540 814!1 ;,.tr, Sf.OS Sat/Sun 1 5
l l!l!J T<'l'ffl l't' W~t\ Laguna Beach
494-!}473 $lfi9 .100 Sat Sun l 5
34051 ownN. Sant ;1 Ana
fl3 i -184fi $6!(50o Sal Sun 12·fi
• 1506 Wuvn1 · C:m, ll'lnd!-..CdM
ti12 ;;200 StflH.5110 Sat Sun 1-5
• 1~106 lrvuu· ~t"wport AC'ac·h
tiJ1 1400 S 11!1 :)011 "ial ~un I 5
:!920 i\ So Hradltn d Pl S.rnta 1\na
~mX-43.'\:l SS.1 .500 Sat Sun I r,
•2101 H1 i,:nian<I \,1•\\ pnrt Hc>aC'h
54ll-1151 S l:!!f SIHI Sunda\ 1 5
• 1003 Post Ro.HI C'cht.1 \11·,,1
675-6000 S66.500 ~.11 ~un I 5
• fi!M ('apita I Co~t a ~11· .1
i51 :11!1 1 ~:i 'Ill() Sun I 5
4 IR I. FAM I M « DEH
41!15 Sanclhur~ lrv1n1·
752 ?:JIS SI 19,!){)0 Sat Sun I 5
• 1339 1Jampsh1r!' ('ir ('It-, ~ n
fl42-912:J S275.000 Sat Sun l 5
JR35 Port Carlow. Nt•wport Heh
640-104!1 $164.000 Sat Sun 10 5
:198 Vista Daya <Back Bay l N R
646-3.503 $127.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1531 Highland Dr. (Westl'liff) NB
642·4426 $ 149 000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1903 Yacht Maria cSc•av1ew) N.B.
67 5-5930 $197. ooo Sat/ Sun 12·5
• 1324 OutriggC'r Dr Corona del Mar
640·7000 $178.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1112Footh1ll Rlvd . No Tustin
832·7775 $147.000 Sat!Sun 9-6
1507 Lmcoln Lan<·. Nt·wport Bch
642-7408 $178.ooo s~t.Sun l 5
3202 New York Av, M Verde. CM
545·4289 S78,500 Sun 1 -~
1722 Park St.. llunt'g Beach
536-1484/53'i l'!Ol:J Sat/Sun I 5
93R Azalea, Grccnhrook. CM
979-1050 Sat/Sun 12-4
2018 Port Chelsea Pl CHVH> NB
Sat/Sun 1-5
376 E. 22nd St. Nrwport Reach
548-416.5 $155,000 Sat/Sun 10-5
5881 L anceficld r>r . Hunt'g Bch.
840-1902 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
23982 Oswego, El Toro
837 7462 $72,000 Sat/Sun 10·5
14 Mission Bay <SpyJ{lass > CdM
.,_.2 8235 $269.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• ••214 Eveng Star. Dvr. Shrs,NB
642-8235 $4r,Q,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5
2012 Port Rams~nl(',HVHms.NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 12 5
2412 VIAlB Hogar, Nwpt Sch
&40·8790 $99.600 Sat/Sun l 5
26031 Via Del Norte, Mission Viejo
731-3434 Sunday 1-5
5 Torrey Pines Lane (Big Cyn) N.B.
644-4910 $245,000 Sat/Sun l·S * 1342 Galaxy <Dover Shores) N.B.
642-823.5 · Sat/Sun 1-6
•895 Magellan, Costa Mesa
545·8424 $83,950 Sunday l 5
l859 Port Margate Pl. NB
fi75 -5511 5134,900 Sun 1·5
1680 Rhode Island. Costa Mesa
546-2313 588,900 Sunday l ·S
960 Cheyenne. Costa Mesa
546-2J13 $74,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2309 Irvine, Newport BcaC'h
645·0303 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1720 Port Stirling, llarbVuHomes
645-0303 $138,500 Sal Sun 1-S
2933 Royal Palm. Costa Mesa
546-4141 $71.900 Sat/Sun 1 5
1853 Port Sheffield. llVHmes, NB
673·8.550 $135,000 Sunday l 5
847 St. Clair. Costa Mesa
546-23I3 $82,500 Sat 'Sun I 5
10550 Morning Glory. Ftn Valley
752· 1920 $76.950 Sat Sun 12·4
2033 Port Provence Pl. Npt. Beach
752-1920 $Hi9,000 Sun 1 5
20F>6 Goldeneye, Mesa Verde. CM
759-0226 $127.500 Sunday 1-5
•1812PortSterhng Pl (JIVll) NB
$189,000 Sunday 1·6
HOO Aleppo <Eastbluff l Npt. Bch.
833-8600 $157.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
:n Whitewood Way <Univ. Pk> Irv
644-1766 $109.900 Sun. 1-5
52 Drakes Bay Dr. Spyglass. CdM
640-6161 $225,000 Sat Sun 1-5
1019 Marian. Westchff. NB
642-5200 5198.500 Sat Sun l 5
• 1924 Holidav Rd. Newport Beach
fl46-7414 Si95.000 Sat Sun 1-5 * 1743 Bayport. Bay<:rest. NB
fl?S-6000 Sll6.000 Sal'Sun l 5
t!Ol Kings Road. Clrfnla\en. NB
675-00)0 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1975 Port Bristol. HarbVu. NB
644·7270 $136,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
·168 De Sola Terrace. CdM
644 -7211 $159,500 Sat/Sun l·S
• ••219 Via LidoSoud,Lido Isl.NB
644-1766 Sun 1-5
14146 Moore Crt. Irvine
752-1700 $85,500 Sunday 12:30·4
14212 Saarincn. lrvin1.:
752-1700 $97,500 Sal/Sun 12-4
lfi.ti Reef V1~w Cr. Corona dcl Mar
6·HJ-2747 Sat/Sun 12·5
• 1 DePrwood West( Deerfield )In.
75~·1414 Sun. 1-5
* l!l Royal St George (Big Cyn) NB
ti14-6200 Sun. J-5
•32 Poml Loma !Spyglass) CdM
044-6200 $315,000 Sun. l ·5
:H282 Paseo Olivos. San Juan Capo
675-5930 $144,950 Sunday 1·5
21856 Huron. El Toro
831-3301 $131,900 Sun. 1·5
3339 Maryland Cir. Mesa Verde. CM
540-1151 Sunday 1-5
21922 Summerwind. Hunt Bch.
963·<r779 $145.000 Sunday 1 s
I6702 Orange, Yorba Linda
642-5200 $68,000 Sunday 1·5
15212 Warwick Cir .. Westminster
642-5200 $84.900 Sunday 1-5
1068 Salvador, Mesa del Mar, CM
751-3191 $78,900 Sunday 1-5
S IEDROOM
3028 Harding Way, Costa Mesa
832-8752 $67.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
25511 Charlrma~ne, Laguna Hills
837 -4523 $85,500 Sat/Sun l -5
2037 Calvert <Mesa Verde> CM
752-53.53 $104,600 Sunday 1-4
5 IR & FAM RM w Dl!N
1226 Polaris, Dover Shores. NB
646-3255 $338.300 · Snt/Sun 1·5
4192 Loma St. <Greentree) Irvin e
551·4532 $88,900 Sat/Sun 12..'>
5512 Sierra Roja (Turtlerock) Irv.
673-7239 $123.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
• 1011 Marian Lane (Westcllff) NB
631-1400 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
192S Lanai Or., Costa Mesa
548-8614/540·2018 Snt/Sun 1·5
1621 Port Ba r mouth, HarbVu, N.8.
644·7270 $169,950 Sat/Syn 1·5
2032 Port Bristol (HVHomes) NB
644-6200 'Sun. 1 s
•200 Via Mentone (Lido) NB
631·1400 1275,000 Sun~1 1·5
IACI IA Y CUSTOM " OWi• -1111 ....
4 • 3V. Bath. rom-rm. pl yroom.
laundry room. All rooms open onto
pool. amo Sq. (t. plus 2 car gan1e iwd R. V . Par k i ng. For more Info
848..3S03
Of9e HOUsa SAT a SUN 1.5 m Ybt...,.. Mewpot't ....
6 U a. FAM IM or DEM
19332 Sierra Perla. Irvine
752·1700 $123,000 Sunday 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDIOOM
2102 Vista Laredo, Bluffs. NB
631-1800 $114,500 Sat/Sun 1 5
411 Gloucester, Costa Mesa
673·3663 $68,000 Sat/Sun l ·G * * 1033 Bayside Dr (The Cove )NB
675-4822 $269,500 Sun 1-4
42 Canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn) Nli
644·4910 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•427 Gloucester. Costa Mesa
642·5200 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •633 Lido Park Dr. N . B.
675-5200 Sun 1·4
2 IR & PAM RM or DEN
16131 Mt. Canyon Ct. Fnt. Vly
673·6210 $58.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
21753 Ocean Vista, South Laguna
494·8057 $89,950 Sat/Sun 1 5
l IEOROOM
109050bsidian Ct <Ftn Pk) FV
554-3626 $61.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2708 Vista Trucha <Bluffs) N.B.
644-1133 $96,950 Sat Sun 1-5
2975 Quedada (The Bluffs ) N B.
833-8600 $159.500 Sat/Sun l 5
552 Glorietta (The Bluffs> NB
644-1766 $145,000 Sat'Sun 1-5
468 Vista Trucha (The Bluffs) N. B
759·0811 $113.900 Sun 1-5
7710 Purdue. Stanton
540-1720 $53.000 Sund"Y 1·5
S IR & FAM RM or DEH
302 Vista True ha IBluffs > N. B.
644 -1766 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOME & INCOME
3 OM A LOT
160 22nd St Costa Mesa
540-1720 $88,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IR & 3 IR
415 Poppy, Corona del Mar
673 2Z78 Sun. 1 5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
185116 Vallarl.i <Hunt. V1e\\ pt.> fl B
$77 .900 Sun 12-5
3 IEDROOM
•#20 Wintergreen, Irvine
752· 1700 $77,595 Sunday I 5
• #15 Dogwood South, Irvine
752-1700 $77,500 Sunday 10 3
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR & 2 IR
620 -6201'2 Acacia. Corona del Mar
759·0811 $145.000 Sun 1-5
4.36 &4361h Fernleaf, Cd:vt
556·6901 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
201 Opal. Balboa Island
673-6.58.5 $148.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IR & l IR
309 &3091~ LaJolla. Npt. Bch
546·2313 $205.000 Sat Sun 1-5
l IR & 2 IR * • 1113 E. Balboa Bl. N. B
642-3850 $279,500 Sun 1 -5
4 IR & I IR
715 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TRIPLEX
FOR SALE
2·2 P & I llt
111 Via Lido Nord (Lido Jsle) NB
645-7575 Sat/Sun 1·5
3·2 IR
436 Seaward Rd .. Corona del Mar
644-4848 $198.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 11 & FAM IM or D ..
13 Blackswnn (Woodbridge) Irvine
642-8235 $485/mo. Sat/Sun l 4
5 M & FA.M ltM ·or DIH
2338 Port Aberdeen, HarbVuHms
64HJ828 Sunday 1·5
CONDOMINIUM
FOR RENT
4 IR a FAM RM or DEM
#6 Gretel Ct (Nwpt Crest ) NB
646-0781 ; 6-11-1304 $650 SIS 1·5
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$42,910
.... 11'1 Mall I lO
pit • :a bd ,. • '""
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,a . 6 l mm1m1t1 ~I
Ii )a.nm1 •"•tlabl11 ,.,.
Beller rhcC'll 1Jua 11111
'l'OUA V ! 141 Tlll
Walker & lne
Real farote
HIWLISTING
l'ule & coq 2 Hr dplx, 111
ti.JI boa lsl, Al(l
f>.15 1103
MESA VERDE
ELEGANCE
Mi.gnihcenl 4 bd, 2' 1 b~
2 stry .,,c1·11ll\ c h1lb1dt•
home Tut.ally upgradc<1
In evt'ry a'pt·tl. ld\<1
:.lo1w frpk. Homan tub
plo'>h l'lu'>h rrpt1ni,:
thruoul I t·ar ga1 Jl!l'
Thi~ um• '' .1 nlU!>l on
your ll't l'nt·ed for 1m
med1atc :.all' ul !>l!H ,500
Walker C lee
Real fst1t1
BRAMDHEW
MESA VERDE
lmagtnt• owning y ou1
uwn m·w l'lolm home 111
the heart of Mesa
Vt•rdt"s la·st an•a Ut
mo st quality in
workma1111h1p & mlrb
thruout Jacuu1 bathtul1
w i.leam rm sauna, sun
k1•n ltv rm, dhlt• lrplc:
St•l1•1·t \Our own 1·olnrs nt
1·rpu11 ,.: & p,11nl to mall·h
'1111 r pc rs on a I d t•co r
l'IJn" & -tlras ava1l;.ibll0
al 11t1 r off 11· c 0 n I} s:m.ooo 545.9191
Ju'>l h:.ll'd 4 bdrm.,, J
b:.ilhs, -.n,.:I ... tr\ homl
llui.:t· Jdd •111 I tnl) rm
Hl•m1Mll'led k1t t·hc•n :i yr.,
old /\II Ill'" appham·c=-
abuml.int slon11!,l'. Too
Ill ,I 11 ~ U JJ g I' d ~ t II
numPr••lt• :\I usl :-1·1· 1 ..
.1pp11'l'l,1t1• llu1 r) 11n th1"
Cllll' ~ 15 !I I'll
Thi., Spanish bt'auty will
sll'JI 'our hl'arl av. ay
Sl'o11r<1s will IO\'l' 1t s
~rat'IOU!> l'harm, !:>cnors
It 's lo\\ lOSI & ('LIS\ •
nwint 'limn" will ;arlon·
11 ., "P'" kltng pool loun
tJtn'> & sp;i II urn. 11
\\>On I 111• hl'fl' rnJnJna
~.sou 5-1.; !fHH
OPEN SAT SUM 1-6
411 GLOUCESTER
COSTA MESA
l11clt•away 1 ::! Stor~. 2
hdr m . C'apr Se11es,
;JdlJll l'Ontlo Nt•slll•d 111
Euralvptus ln''"' " 1lbl
1i.1r,1g<' I rplc . t'•H'l
p.1tlll ::,lil!,IMMl
67:! 3buJ t.42 <1799 Eves
associated
~ROKEAS -~CALTORS
101\ W lalbaa 611-JU 1
JlJ~~!~! lr.~~e.~r~Y , ~
acre. l'ountrv It\ 1ng in
Back n.i~ :! Bdrm &
ron,ert rlen. l ', b11ths.
mud1•rn k1lc hen, lge.
(am1h rm . hnrk frplc
20'\C 10 Pool I ( .1r gara~c·
& room for HV Hobby
rm. & fl'nt·C'tl l'orral
"C"THOMAS
REALTOR
22·1 W. Coast llwv
N'pt Ucarh 5411-5527
EVto:S: 545-5643
HEWLISTIHG
2 UHITS
Newport Beach 2 Blks.
lo ocean & beach. 3·2,
with frplcs. & bit mi. 3rd
Bdrm u~ta1rs has pnv
entrance & bath, on
larl(e lol Current inc·ome
$000 $159.000
LIDO ISLE nr:sT DllY I 4 Brlrms •
31' bJth-.. with a sparkl
tng, solar hl•all'd pool,
.<Jleps to water & bea1·h
i\n cx~·ruttve re~1denc·e
$215.000
PICASSO
REALn 675-2180
POPULAR ILUFPS
HEWLISTIMG
Enrt unll "E". 3 Bdrm,
f11m. 211 b11. View C.11lm
hltn11 $1:19 ,000 Oprn
Snt Sun l S 540 Vii.ta
Gruoclt• D Woodurd Rltr 644ma
lotto Lovers. 2t11 A<'t ltoO
ft.sq Ilse tn 900 fl sq •ft
over aw. Corn.11', trulft I
linic, Jt• ort:nnlc .canttn.
(rui\ t,_., ptllo. 158,000
Marpret t>bol1. (Tl4 l m.1ou
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LIDO ISU
Builder's home with thoat' extr;,
touches or quality! 3 Bdrms .• 21~
baths, 3 cnr garal(e $260,000
WISTCLIFF
Like to entertain? This home is ideal.
Pool & lanai, family rm .• 3 bdrms
$149,500
SOUTH LAGUNA
Tablerock own your own apt. with
breathtaking ocean view: clubhouse &
pool facibties. 2 Bdrms $147,500
LIDO REALTY
ll77 Vla Udo, N.I .. 67J..7l00
G~ral 1002 ··•·••·····••·••······· ••..............•..•••.
The worth of a Realtor is most often
judged by the quality of representa-
tion given to the client. The follow~
ing are some of the written com-
m ents we have' r eceived about our
company and our salespeople. Read
them and decide for vour-;elf : Can a
Colpwell Banker Sait•sperson be of
help to you?
"In relocating my bu~1nes!'> here I
asked my banker and hi' referred
me to your company "
"Mary llan •c•y sold a house to my
parents. We have become family
friends and naturally bought from
her." ·
"Your company sol<1 our home in
the Valley I think \ ou :..irp the
Cadillac of the 111dustry "
"GeorgC' (;rupt• looked tor <1 plarf'
for us for m t•r a vc:.ir lie r<'ml'm
berc>cl OU'' IH'l'Ch and c;illc<I U~ wht·n
the r'ight homt• hccamt• a\'ailal>le "
.. I hav1· known of ~·our L'Ompany
and dealt. w1lh vour C'ornrnt•1T1al de
partmcnl for a flUmlwr Ill \'l'UI'..,"
"I asked 13111 and Marci a Hcnts to
look after m .v property They are
old friends I had confidence in
them."
·'Excellent ..,erv1cr Whal we ex
peclPd from Coldwell Hanh·r Very
profcss mn,11 "
'l '.11 01 l .11 un1 old Ill• lht· h11111t·
I'm hv1ni.: Ill nrm . Bt>('ause -..he ,.,,ent
out of ht•r W<l\ in -..ell ing me mv pre
'>Cnt homt•. I r·allt•d hN \\ hl•n I
bought anothN ··
"We knew ol \our ('ompan' v.h(•n
wt• lived tn San 1-'ranns<'n"
"Kathrvn R a ulston 1s ll H'l"v • lo-..e
friend of mine She ha-.. .1ss1st<'d me
in t ht• past and I wo11 Id not mnvp
without her ··
''Your l'ompanv namt• alorw \\a'>
1•nough "
"Bob Yorke did an <''\C'<•llt'flt 1oh
for both the Buyer and the Sl'lll'r ··
"Your company snld .ill or th<.'
other homes on our h1'>r1< ·
"Carolyn Carprnter ha.., heen ..,o
helpful 1n supplying U'> '-'llh an ap
pra1sal Jnd afterward-.. h;rndling
every detail of our tran ... 1C't1on ..
'I wa'-rclern•d lo 'our t'ompanv
by an <mt ol the are.i hrokcr who
:-aid vour l'11mpany wa-.. numbl'r
one "
ftl'll'I red In I >on '\1H1r-.t• "' .1
friend. We found him to t>e excellent
in service, accuracy. efficiency ;rnd
knowledge. A very service orientat-
ed guy."
.. I <·onsidt•n •d) nut' mnuy ollst·l·s au
asset.''
"We knew our saleswoman . Jo Ann·
K enton, and trust ed her very
much."
"I wa~ referred to our agent by a
friend. The companv shE• worked
for was incidental "
"I found Lylcen Ewing to be very
personable and c>.1sy to work with."
"I am a personal frt<'nd of your
San Fernando Valley Office
Manager." ·
"I met Rich Wray at an open house
and liked him very much."
"Ref erred to Coldwell Banker by
our banker.''
.. Nancy Jmbernino is very persona-
ble and realistic. An asset to your
of(lce."
A COU1WEU.1ANKa CO.
644-1766
2tf18ANJOAOUINH1Lt..S"O
IN H€WPOAT CUITUI
IREHDA GLASS
Bnmda w1shcs lo pubhcly thartk all of
those nice peoplt• at the Balboa Bay
Club with whorn c.rnd ror whom she has
worked for the last eight years as
M e m b c r H c· 1 ,ll 1 o n s a n d S o c 1 a l
Director
Now she h.1-. gone into real estate
s ales with plan'> tu become the very
best salespt'rson in the Harbor Area
All of her pals c:an help by calling her
al 673-4400 Don't vou deserve the
best? We at Harbor· Heally think you
do. And she'll really love helping you
to sell your home or buy anoth<.'r fnr
fun or profit.
673-4400
OIYiiion of Hori:M>r lnvH~t Co.
I Ge-neral 1002 GeMral 1002 •••....•..............•••..........•..•.....•.
MESA VERDE EXCLUSIVE
This outstanding home has 4 largf>
bedrooms. 2 baths and located near
post of c. n•st:rnran ls. theatres. stores
and banks Nt•w ,.ool and C'Ompletc
c x t c r tor n· p <1 in t c d Be au ti f u 11 y
landscap(•cl w ftnt> trE.•es' Own<>r will
carry hi loan al fl '; w 1w LOAl\l
FEES $71.!)(Httakt•!-o 1l'
COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC.
5 46-4141
~~~~~! .......... !?.~~I ~~~~~~! .......... !?.~~
cae:
GEORGE ELKINS CD.
Oi.tR • 1 ILM1S ()f SLRVICE
e OPEH SAT. & SUN. 1 ·5
I 00 I MARINERS DRIVE
l>OVEH SllOH t-:S Br.ind '\l•w &.
Clan10rous C'orl11•mp111,1r.\ \.\1th
Ov«'r too Vt ol FrontagP
Ovt<rlooksng tht• B.11·k H•1v ExC'1llng
lJnl1m1ll'd \'II'\.\' ('uurtyard Entry
Fully Lan<J s r.ipl'd :J· Spac:1ou·s
Hedrooms :l Baths F<imll\ Room
With Wl't Har 2 l-'1r1.•pl <11.·t·s Red
Cedar Shakt· Hoof & S1dm_g Vaulted
Ceilings L 1v1ng Dtntrtg & Family
Hooms Built 1n Kitchen 1\pprox
2!}4>0 Sq 1-'t 3 l'<Jr c:,uagc S278 ooo
2102 VISTA LAREDO
Elcgam "II \tcxkl Townhouse in
The Origtn<tl "Bluffs With Large
Foyer LtvtnJ; Hoom l-'eaiures Cozy
Whitt> BrtC'k &. St u1·1·0 Fireplace
Sunny Bngn1 Opt>n Pian vauhed
l'<'llinJ.!s lnv1t1n1-. \ta'-i<•r Bcoroom
Drt·s,111g Rocm1 & Bath Mirrored
C'losl'L4' Con' t•n11•nt To Shopping &
Schooh Hit \1 ,1Jor <:n•enbclt Onty
Sl<•ps r·'rnm J>nv:td' Patio To P r.ol
Now SI09.500' OP EN DAIL\ t !'!
ILUFfS "LINDA PLAN"
Lovclv t Story Townhouse Lotated
In A· Ne1~hh.orhoo<I Where Pride
Shows In Evt•ry Home 3 Bedrooms
2 Baths AdjOtn!-i A Beautiful
Greenbelt To Settle Estate SHOWN
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
405 VISTA ROMA "ILUFfS"
First Offering! Love ly Upgraded 2
Story Townhouse Witt. 4 Bedrooms
2\h ·Baths Lar \. t\~ntng Area
Ftreplac" -(\ \)'hen Comb
Family R~ \) ,,1ast Area Much
Desired "~ • ian" Large Secluded
Patio Ooublt• Garage With
Automatic Doors Near Pool Schools
And Shopping $99,500
402 VISTA TRUCHA -"ILUFfS"
Enchanting' 2 Story "Q Plan "
Townhouse On MaJor\\'ircenbelt ln
Very Private <:"'\ Bedrooms
2\h Baths l~ (\. \,.. . ~rea Living
Room Witt.~ U ... ce Conversation
Pit Newly .\.edecorated And Jn
Prime Condition Near Pool & Shops
Shows Like a Jewel $115,000
II 12 GALAXY DRIVE
Sweepin~ View From Exquisite 3
Bedroom I lomr ln Dover Shores
Kitc hen is A Gourmet's Delight
Outstandin~ Family Room
Overlooking Patio & Gardens
Formal AtmosphC're Only fo"or The
Most Disc rt m In attn~ $289.000
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
II I DOVB DRIVE 631-1'80
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I.AIM WOOOID LOT Country llvin ln
the city. Large fumily kltc:hen.
paneled living rm. & 3 bdrrns. 2467
SANTA ANA, COSTA MESA OPEN
SAT/SUN 1-5 $79.900
MEW CAHALFltOMT HOMI Under con-
struction & ready for some lucky
family who needs a large, 3 BR. &
Cam. rm., by summertime. 237
CANAL. NEWPORT SHORES. OPEN
SAT/SUN 1 5 $175,000
OWNERS A TTEMTION!!
Each of the following Davidson Realty
associ<ttes has a buyl'r who needs:
Oceanfront duplex, any size & 3 bdrm.
& 2 bdrm. duplex. 100 blk Chris
Brown mg
Single family, West Newport ocean-
front, to $300.000 John Patterson
A newer duplex. 100 blk .. 3 & 3 or 3 &
2, to $190,000. Polly Bleeker
Duplex. 3 & 2, no dt'ferred main-
tenance. lo $150.000. Murv Sivasltan
Duplex, under $150.000 :3 & 3 with 2
ba. ca. Jo:.inna Palmquist
Newer bldg , ups tairs balC'Ony. to
$185.000. Bev Dearth
Duplex. sh.ll'p. too 01· 200 blk Don
Waller
LO',~ Down. Sl50.000 ur lc~s. summer
rental. Tom Dearth
100 Blk duplex, 3 & 2. will trade for
Costa Mesa. Pat Sweeney
. .
D A v I D s a N RE a L.T.,
5801 W Coo~t Hwy . N. 8 645 • 7575
3116 Newport Blvd., NB. 673·9060
CATALINA & CATAMARANS
An OCEANFRONT cottGCJe just for you •
One of the few remainiftCJ "Old Hew~
Quality" homes on 50 feet of beautiful
OCEAHHOHT. An idrtic OCEAHFflOHT
home you can enjoy with yow frieftds. It's
what Me-wport leach me-mories are mode
of!
$275,000
HERE'S YOUR
IALIOA ISLAMD IA YFflOMT
We11 share this 2 + unih with you and
there's even a pier for y04ll' "substantid
yacht". The fun nei9hbon make ~ fOf' the
fact that it nffds a bit of penonG 'pincn''.
$275,000
TOWNHOUSE DUPLEX
Espec~«!'J larqe 3 ldrm unih with a very
9ood d history. 2 Story wi"' fi,...,.aces.
Sl85.000
I 002 \ie-neral 1002
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The
Dalebout
Association, Inc.
Heal Estate Spec·1.t11st
( Oovcr Shores/ Baycr<.'st/Westcl1ff)
BA YCREST ... EXCLUSIVE OFFERING
COME WITH US ... to lmpr-.ssi•e I 507
Lincoln Lane. The word "mastft1Nec•" fs
tossed around caM.l~y thfte days. but
M.-e ComH a property that finally flts
that descripti°". This four bedroom
"masterpiece" fs bunting with ClrMftitin
htcfuding a sunken IMnq room. $171,000
Opett Saturday and Sunday 1.5
IA YSHORES •.. EXCLUSIVE OFHtUNG
COME WfTH US ••• to dHlrable
Creshlew Drl•e. This wann three
bedroom hotM sportdes with ~lghtful
surprises. Each room features a tow""
m9 beonied c.tHng. One doftft't latow
quite wt.er.. to bec)in to prain this hotM.
$142,500.
IA YCREST.MSPECIAL OFRILIMG
COME WITH US ... to prestfglous Altffgua
Way. An astonllhlftCJ IMttg room with a
thirty foot soarilMJ beaftutd ctilhtq ft HM
focal point of this four MdrOOM,. ~
leuly •arf ed, home. Uftdoubf .. y the
t..1t •Clluc In laycrHt. Sf 78,000
111 DOVU DRIV!. sum 34
HIWPOttT IEACH 642-7408
.:gr.;;:ll ••·llOOL TrN Ltned • di l
lbl1 •••l'"wUu· r1nrh ~ormat ~"''>' t dJ'amaur t1v1n• r~m
CUSTOM . l•WOOD
Choac h ol tlwy l . : bTttlld
n • hu ll with "'TLC" Is •rchiltt·
tural m.lus. 1.>e rotoc carpe . fllll·
turn & p ~~. M»tr. auU... tnclud~
library wtth frplc., wet bw-with bll-an
rerrta. + a dellabtfuJ view! Country
kitchen & rormal dinin1. S183.000 in·
dudes land! Special $howinp each
day 1·5
SOJ ACACIA
l'W'm.aJ cltataA ta l'On\ •· lllCllUy Nrved Crum bua~
COUdry 1lyled katc:hc>n
. parat~ r1m1ly NKJm
overlooks 11porkhna PoOI and terrace~. Stonr
rtrtpl»ct• H 1d~1.1wu>
wing ror mitster ~u1te " ~ '* 675 5930 • ~~·1~d r:n ~:aieu ~~~~;~cd ~~-~~~!Y!~! ••!~~~!V!'!'!\!L363~·~1~E;. ~c~·oga;s~t~H~w~y!!. on one level. Hurry __!_ -~Ut Corona del Mar
won't lu1Jt 963·7881 <Jl"t"I J1f liJ• If\ i(jf'J ~, I [ ~ .. ,.~,jl~;til ~~.~~!'!" ••• !!.~~ ~.~~!'!" ... !!!.~ _ ~ · _!!~!!·~~ rride Of Ownership CAMEO HIGHLAMDS
J\n ideal duple'<, l<ll•al Open Sut & Sun 12·5
Th Bl ff l0t·ut1t111 In lhl' tiatk unit 3 th. den. 2 ba Vie", e U $ ~llU will "urround pn\ate be<tl'h $160,000
OPEN SAT SUM 1·5 )OUfH•lf \\llh Intl ltil 5 CortlJnd DrlYI: 2975 QUEDADA ht'<lrm:.. 'k \Ilk 11n111ut· CdM Call 675-·'782. __
Newport llea1·h l1>k. tn·1·' ~ pn" llJllo 1 Beautiful 3 bdrm ., . Front uiut ha" lw1•11 n• Sp) g I us.,. ' 1 e w . poo
b hs D Mod I d. ~ ·l m1-'"l"1I t11 ... 1111 th1• la.,ll' ~1200 mo be option. at · l' en u111 ,..., ' · · 547 5162 with 0 S PECTACUL,\H ol ;.myonc t-.11J11~ Jil
1
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VIEW of bay, mt:. ~ on the bt·.11h ,.ult• I m ·1· BY OWNER
111gh1 lights. Sl59,500 su9.~ Shown Ii.> JPlll Sp)gla~s Hill, $25(1,000. 5
Fees1mplt>. only. ConlJt't l.ir 3 Ba. \'1ew Harbor E tbl ff ROCjft'. 556-690 I. \'1ew lhlb, Sl99.500. 4 Br
GS U Century21. 2 Ba , View. 640·2981 OPEN SAT SUH I ·S iQuahril.od Buyers Only> 800 ALEPPO ST. lx't•am·1t'". pool, unu~uat
homl· \\ 3 & ram.rm. Newport Beach. l.oq:ly I
bdrm . 21 , ha , Lu~k B
wtlh VIEW 01"
CATALINA Uel1)!hll11I
~;.irdt'n. puobited .> :11 ti
Sl57,500
lan;.11, lol 150x 150 ft·c -111111 Costa Mesa I 024
Surr), l·arnl'O•••••••••••••••••••••••
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OPl::N l>AILY
l!A M T06 P :\f
SPANISH ESTATE
3 BR · $69,950
P r 1 m e p r 1 d 1• 11 f
ownership area ,\lmo-.1
new Ora matte cnl1) tu
huge h.tm1h ::.111•tl II\ Ill).!
r11um with t·radd1ni.:
f1replat·1· Jnd \ .1ult1·tl
n•1hng 1"<11 lllal 1hnin.:
r.ardcn 'll''' k 1t 1 111·11
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11f ).!la:.~ Sq1a1 at1· w 1111!
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HEW LISTING!
DUPLEX
3 Bdrm .. ] bath UPJ><'f Ull
1l, 2 bdrm . I hath. frpk
lower r:,tra bJlh <l
'hower off gara~l' I Blk
lO ocean GreJt ~um
mer winter rental afl'J
Sl55.000 -Ind land'
6i3·3663 833·05:!..1 E\ l 'S
I llghlancb Opt•n l),11ly
Owner ti75 ll:)(l7
l.u"k llurhor V1l'w ll1lls. I
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l•:H•s (;.t I l!IHI
OPEN SAT SUM 1-5
1324 OutriCJC)er Dr.
Fct•I Jt home as soon J"
\'OL "all. in' I Bdrm~,
1.1m1ly rm . IJal>) grand
s111· h\1nl! rm Shiny
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\\llh •·a!>\' t .1ri• lancb1·ap
1ng $1711,500 J:'liCL.
LA:-.1>1
OPEN SUH. 1-5
307 Carnation
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NEWLY \\.\11.\Bl.E
VETERANS
.I UST LIST ED. two
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Agl'nt toe.lay.
540·3666
TWO FOR
THE MONEY
3 Bedroom. 3 bath familv
~ome PLUS IN COM I::
Ul\IT lluge living room.
formill d1n111~. 3 ca'r
garage w1lh :ihop ~paC'e
and loft. pool. make this
a mJnclou:.lv flt.•'<1ble
home 111 onl.' 1i1 our he~t
1-:a::.l!<.1clc tor Jllon,. Hen
tat umt 111 ltdl'k Al.I.
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l~Quail tt liiiitlPlace Properties .
752·1920 ~
MOO QUAIL ~f NIWPORl 81ACH
ECOLOGY
MINDED!
You 'II find il at I hr
While llou~e at 13731
Olymp11.' Ave. Co~ta
'<!es•• ~PlH'IOUS ltvin~
" li50+ !>Q ft.~ Rr. P.
ha. Ir~ dbl gar w lelec
OIJl'ncr ,\II nt!w carpeh
& dra1>C~ thruout. Nl'"
111-.11!at1on. soundproof
1·t•1ling,. Spotles .. I) l'll'all
111 .. 1de & out Open Sat 6:.
Sun 1-!"I Southern
C •. dif11 rn1a Realty,
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associated
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Dr.1mal1t ~L111wa~ to
M~l'ond floor. hridgt•s in
'1l111g ttle l'nlp 111 ,1 It" c
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101S W Bolboo 671-H61 Plan "111 hni.:htt•n \our M('!.a Verrlc 2 story, lu' '
da) /\II th1' pllh pool. urious 4 l>edrm with
Ja1·11111. h•nnt' & i.:u.ird lnrmal d111111g room and
galr Sl'l' 1t Sal & Sun ,t•paratc f~mily rm .
New~ort Beach
I :W:\I or Wkcl )' :! ·ll'M ()u1l'I 1·ul·d1• sat• Extra
Sl'i!J,000 II .\ uw1H'I . IJrgcp.1rk-hkcyardw1th
pr in l' p I 1• ,1 :-.1· 2 :.I :wlo ~pr111kl1'n .. llcaul
Bl\CK lli\ Y art' a . :i
bedrm, 2 lialh, formal
d1n1ng. large mndl'rn
kitchen. pleasant liv1n).!
room & family + ~uc'l
house and pool. Ohl«
garal!C Sl 19,500.
M;11n,:11I. CdM t).IO li501 . hghtmg and 2 IJ1)! patioi..
Ju,1 like a model home
Ask1ni: S!lS,950 (.;all
S.W·l15l
2540 \'1sla Haya
OPEN HOUSE
BRAND NEW
4 BR+ den ~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
C'Or Tustin. S on 23rdSt
open Sat Sun i S
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ea Sl-18,0011 0111·11
SJt Sun I S 201 Op.ii
673-li.585
Corona del Mar 1022 ..•....................
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l>orhood. h·.1lurini.: Jll
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SI 59,500 Fee .
OPEN SAT SUH 1-5
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I T U L F I E This may be hard to be-
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. --· --law has been one of the ...
1
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1 I Ii I I pions in history. For the
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MESA VERDE
Fine I 5 bdrm~. 2 :;tory
2'" ha homt.'~ MUST
SEF'
THE HOMESELLERS
752-5353
For Sale By Own•r
Lovely 3br, 2''2ba condo.
Ohl )(ar, encl pat io.
$58.500. 556-8674 or
751 1615
OPEN Di\11,Y lO·SPM
318.l Colle~e Ave
VACANT
Ready To Mo•e In
s Br horn<' w huge family
rm. do~r to ~chool &
s hopping Open Sun
12 51''1 3017 Garfield
C:\1 t-'f)r more informa
1100. C'ltll 831 ·2255
GOIM MO WHERE
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Cute t wo on lot. Eosttiidt>
loc&lion! Just listed at
$78.500. 642-6368
Devin Real Estate
<'ONO<> SPECIALIST
HR , CM, F . Vly
Tou<'hlllO n(' Rlty 963~7 I
IYOWHER
5 Dr. t-'om Rm, lge jlt. t
sty, 2000 ~qrt ~.
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lrnl\•)fl 84:1ach 'ie" h d~
1-.1r111~ "'1th wallpJpN •
mudt , mul·h m11r1,·
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Red Caraet
Reatton 14'.zta I -Pool • Jocuni
Springdale al lo;din~er Btn \•\(ow homl' undt•r t·on
In OW'll1'~1t
Opt•n Sat Sun
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0111 r111. proft>, lnd~q1d &
dl'l'ur ..ih.'<I .:'tlu:.t "h' to
upprec· o ... nr :H!J Ii l'l
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' 3br. 2ba nr .S l -.t l'l.1ta
I 2 I 3 I ~ 3 I i J H J t' \ l·
5~1 t>l:!i
1700 S9FT
Of House--$59,900
J Br 2 Ha !Jltns. I ph . Ill'"
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d_.n. loH lrpk a\'all '*S He:.ale Spt•c.'1ah-.b :l.
\l.1) SlJ.'>.000 o ... rlt'r. ~or S bdrm modl'I:. :Hail tr" 17!Jll ~omc w pool:. !168·46'1'.!
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Wulk out on the 'and
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POINT REALTY
Call 496-5600
l'l'nmngton Pro~rl11!'
SUPER HOUSE
pa int & e.1rpl'l h111 t•<I B TMo I 032
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645-9161
Just A Llttl~ TLC
$57,500
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Realtors 84,~288 I
Spnng<l.1le al Ed1n1wr
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pool " 'fla. lakt• llt'"
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10ff l::lhi. bet"een lk.u:h
& l\cwland > 1n llunt
mgton \. h:"' Pomt S111;.1le
stor) 2 h~room :! hath
luxur1011!> lt"' 11huu'>t'
$77 !JOO Bkr
Lake Park Area
Spdc.'l\IU' IHr :Iha. 1war
-.thb & parl-. J.il:ullr.
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645·9161
OPEN SUH. 12·5
287 E. 23rd Street
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WESTSIDE REALTY
INC. · 848·2323
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$75,000.
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BRADLEY & CO. ~~ ;1;~1• :! l'lll.! 11 '" t' :11
REALTORS 673-3230
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MESA del MAR
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MESA VERDE
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JONES REALTY
• 673-6210.
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m~ Only $76,lll:.O
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S45,000.
CALL 898-7855
Whela11
REAL ESTATE
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ALL INVITED
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J40EREALTY
847-1231
I Year N1•w 4+dcm or S
Rdrm w pool & 1.1r11111
F'.1mi1~· & lrml din 1 m
$145,000. 9foft Oii!l
16453 Wimbledon Ln
1\\ ot S..i' hrook. So ol
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pool & tcnn1:.. l'111lt ''
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$20i 500
Berry Realty
171 4) 992-254 i
Irvine 1044 •.••••.•...•........•••
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CALLUS FOR
*HOMES*
$60,000-$70,000
In Tustin & Ir-vine
THE HOMESELLERS
752-5353
HEW ...
anil bcuutiful. m Wood
hr111Rc Luxury m:.tr
~ull1• with flrc~sml.! rm ~
l.:c walk·ln t'losl.'l Opl'n
& spacious. with ra1~ecl
CC'il . many window~
Premium lot 3 Bdrm~ .•
:!' / baths, dm111~ r m
$8.1.~>
552·7000~
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R ~.ALTOR S
Woo6ridge Arborfoke
New 2Rr 2ha unit nr
lakf' /\' .111 April Ca II
12131435 6344. ext 82 Prin only _____ _
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4br, form11I tl1n i:
fam rm. bonu~ room
f'rt· hmd Pncc-d to ~··II
lleul Elltult'
Ebtablishment
54-l !Mll ----
Unl•enity Pork
Lowest pr1c.'td La!'l.alle
mdl Atrium t'lltr\.
greenbdt Jue ·I 11-:l'
hdrms. fam rm f11r111.ll
c11n i: Call for ~·'1 lu"' ,.
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din rm. t·ul de -..u, hy
owner. pnn only 552 JJ'~i
On The Golf Cours~
l>rJmJllt 3hr, turm,il
thn'g, wet bar. :.el)t'rate
IJundry room fee land
Heal &late
E.-.tabh:.h mcnt s l-1·!1411
Woodbri~ Arborlake
Pril'IW Waterview
"Woods1cte·· up~rd 3Br,
30u. den. only ~139.~0.
Or lse opt. nwnr 552·7133
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WOODBRIDGE
ARIORLAKE
Sp«tacular lak'e view
.. Wen" oo<l '' llir :111.1
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SHl>l.5(~1 ~I o:u:,
BY OW~ 1-.1-1
1.r)! :! st'. ;1 br. :! 11.1.
l:tm rm. upl(radccl \,µ1·11
model l>l'erf1C'ld \h"I
... 1'11 XJll 15-111
$48,500
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WHISPER I HG
WILLOWS
\ IUJ Pl.rn :1 hNlroom-.
fam1I~ room ;incl I W'
("!():-.(• l() nl'\\ (IJrl... j11H1f
to·nm' court., Jnrl •hnp
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I ;ill 101 JJIJ'Omtme11t
C4LIFORHIA
llt.·aul1ful 103 w1th fn1 m.il
d1111nl>( room Loh 11(
pn' .1ry On rtuic·t 1111 rh·
'at· :..tn•d '\;1'.1r -.rhr!OI\
... hnppmg .ind park,. 'nw
STi.!~MJ Call to;it't'
R.V. ACCESS
~harp ;; i.Jeciroom home
•It. torner iu~ i• "mlly
room .111d dmlni.: 11K11n
!)elf 1·lr<ininJ! c.J\ u1 rnu
rorl'd "ardroi-.es dr-. l'lc.
de W:ilk lo tl:'nn1!i
court.-; Si8.WO l .ill for
Jppl
GREENTREE
A super Jl,\~f PTO:>. .;
bedrooms. rum1ly room
anti DEN.1..melypr1n1te
)ards • .:a:.. BB~. uµ.
j!raclt>' thrnughnu I
SllOWS LIKE NI>:W'
Sll!J,000. Call !or a ppl.
COLLEGE PARK
ropolar BERKELEY
Model 4 bedroom, family
room and dming room.
ReautHutly landscaped
t>xeeulave home. Covered
patio and wet H1\ R in
r.1m1ly room. $9·1,aOO
Call for appt
COLOtoeY
Be:.ullful Plan '100 1deal·
ly locatC'd on rul·de o;ac
street '\\1th largf' lot This
4 bedroom family homt>
1s nt>ar pool, park and
tcM1s courts S95,000
CAMIRIDGE
Popular end u111t ii\ pre·
11\iRlous t tnl\ rrs1ty Pork.
1Waut1ful J bedroom &
dlninR room ho m e .
\'f:RY nicely up11r11c111d.
11\JRRY 11 $79,900. Call
for appt.
..
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w ....... c.w.a Ii MIM••• trees; co•· .nt4 ,.eM. -4 ..... _..., ......_ S71.500.
SI OZ SICIMHH, n. t.ch
OPEH SAT. & SUM. 1·5
SPACIOUS LUXURY
Enjoy o•w 2400 sq. ft. ht tllia brt9'f, bold,
opett floor P'•· Al,...c~ 4 II, FR.
DR, w/fl,...,,au in "'01tw wit.! This 'lo
Sane· Jft u,M.,.nity ftark is ...._. wittt
many quality upgrades. lest locotl0tt!
SI 19,900.
4495 SAHDIURG
OP&« SAT. & SUN. l·S
CALL NOW 752-7315
DONALD M. BIRD
Associate s , Re altors
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OPEN HOUSES
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D F; A N 1': II o m c :.
KENSl:"t;TON -1
hc'<lruom, f.1m1ly room &.
duun~ room C pi.:radcd
lluoughuut
13 GOLDEHST AR
Sharr 1H:1-:ru-·n:1.o J
ht:clroom p.1rk homr·
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Jncl ~a~ ht.'llo
18602 P4SEO
PIZARRO
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\ \\II.LOWS Plan Ill.'>
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n~m• :'l.t•;ir llc.'W In 11w
I hJ.!h Sd11111I pilrk. pool '"
lt•11111s limp h) & tJkt• .1
1 .. 11.·
RANCH REALTY
551 -2000
Grrrnl11·1· 11.omptun mcll
b~ 11\\fll'f IH'SI to f'JI lo. .,< hnoh p11ul ., II f{ :1 ll,1
Jlnc·t• n•du1·1·d tn -.>IX •100
ll;i.·11 llou ..... o.;.11 Sun I:! "
t1!f' l.11m;1 5:;1 1:,·1:• Woodbrid9~ Arborloke
~''"""' u11i:r:1ded 2 HI! hi\ turullJ lll'ar lh1• l;ikt
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WOODIRIDGE
ARIOR LAKE
Fantastic location across from
t he lake and boat house.
Complete with 2 lovely bdrms.,
den and formal dining. Also in-
cludes 2 baths, fireplace and
many other exciting extras.
Own er will help with financing
on this beauty Hurry. priced
to sell at $119,500.
THE TERRACE
2 IDRM.-2 IA THS
Com<' sec the highly upgraded
W indsor mode l home in
Univers ity Park . Upgraded
lhru ·out with lus h brown
carpelinJ!. fireplace and a
large deckC'cl patio for great
o utdoor entertaining. A real
bC'auty and priced to :,C'l l at
only S68.000.
DESlFtB.D
3 IDRMS.--2'/J BATHS
Sharp. upgraded Plan 3 model
townhouse in Deerfield. P lus h
sand colored carpets, cent.
AIC. upgraded dis hwashf>r .
plus many other exciting ex·
tras If you'r e lookin~ for value
plus fantastic living, see this
lovely h ome t oday. O nly
$71,900 Owners anxious.
OPEH HOUSE
17222 CAMDLH!RllY
Com plete· luxury with this live·
ly Dover pla n in the Terrace. 3
bdrm., 2 baths with com plete
seclus ion. Own(•r s a nxious .
$78,500. Off M 1c h c lson &
Jordan .
red hill
realty
552-7500
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on' t:11ll a.de.,..
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TURnEROCK
Choice area, lo\ely •IBR,
21 .. Ba home. fum rm.
hkt-nt-w t·oncl <.:w.tom
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Patio Home
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home In pr11nc fJnlll)'
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dining rm. f.irn rm
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Sl31.50u
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OXFORD MODEL
ror sale hy owm·r. l ntv
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mndell'<I k1td1 i:;is ltltn,,
llugc hcmu~ 1 m hli.!hh
upgradt'd Tt•rnfu· lru
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:.hops, .! µ1111h , t1·nnh
crts Sl'.17. tlMI 1'111w 11111\
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REAL ESTATE
Slll:"GLECll,\IDI
1n 011, :l Udrm , 2 b.1th
lHl''>lll!C :irca home
( I (I .. ~· t 0 .. l' h II II I
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of propL·rt)·511 :0..100'
s.>s.uoo
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REALTY
E~ERALD HAY Tl·.H
HACE 3 Bdrm & 2 ti.1th
f11m1lv home 1-:xcelt .. nt
Vlt'W or the ba~ Spa111 ... 1t
tilt roof. Ko• poniJ &
11reenhouse. Ju .. t M•'P'
aw.1y from the h1i.:h
pnc~l :.pre.11h Sl:l:!.~111
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LJgun.1 '>ummer Lo11
maantenJnl·t• luxurv l"On
do 2 Bdrm:. . den & :!
l.calhs On~ 'l'Jr nc"
w pwl & Jat·ui /l \\'.ilk to
bt'a<:h ~.tl511
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l..urge H I lol m the T1·m
pit• II.Ji b area ::>Ii soo
Vommerc ial & lt·2 luh
on (.;oJi.I II\\} Call 1111
mfo
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dt•\ dOPl'U hol~. ~li ,UllU
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of Ol'l'Jll & tOa~lhn1•
tkar tu l'alrJ-. \ t:rde~ ;1
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upper <let·!.. l'llrl :! <Jr
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t)pt-n lbc Sal ~un I ~.
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for .111 lhc lalt·!>t mull1pl1•
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S!l,SW
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· th 2:100 ft ho •. 1 Bl'Y U1 .. n1t1ful North m 1~ i.q m~ i 1-:n1I 2 bl·llrnom hom1• 1111
;1 lur).:l' H·'..' lol Con't'
m<'nl wall.. lo hl•;11 h \\1th
un It m 1ll·d 111 \'l'!>l rrll'11I
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lle11~hts ::\21.ClUU tntal
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497-2457
OPEN SAT SUH I ·4
l O 2 8 L n '1 1 r a d .1
t.:nob,t rut tahh• '1l'" 11r
l'ollsll111e lS. Catalina
Sp.1c1ou~ t hdrm . :J bath:.
& a hon us room 1 M J'>:.I\ c
llmb<ors ... µan the u111ll'r
It•\ t:'I. profe~s. de1·1)I ul
t'd. A rll'l1i:htft1I, i.unn)
home $145,00ll
OPEN SUH. I ·4
13.')9 Cliff Dr. Llttlr 1•ot.
lage, b1i: future. <.:res·
cent Bay is 12 hlot•k !
Lt1J!unn charm ul 1ls
sandblasted besl · m~11le
& out: 2 bclrms. + bonus
rm .. hdwd. firs • lmt'ked
frplc. 9,000 Sq. It. lot.
$125.000 * 494.7551 •
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939 Glenneyre 494-8519
VERY SPECIAL
:'11 y l> t 1 c II 1 II:. ho m t'
lllLLSIDE paradise nn
hunc lot & level patl.
iltu11nif1c.'cnl. unobstruc·
tablt" Oc.'ean & mountarn
\1e"s. Superb 4 Bdrm
home for family & <'flll'r
to1n1ni; Lari:c II\ 1ni-
roorn. fam1I\ room & d111
1n.: room f>C'lu\l'
l..1tthl•J1. mu.,onr~·
flrl•pl.HT & room for or
chard, pool & gul•:.t
home One of .i krnd'
S17!J.&00
/"VEWE\..'L
.1,0,,or 1nr , l:>kr
I .1gun.1 ll"·" I'> l 'M 6~~\
UMCOMMOM EFFECT
JN LAGUNA. Behold the
hills. trees. a nimals & view. Almost •,; Ac. Up-
datro 2BR charm home,
private drh·e. $84,000.
"Z" REALTORS
4948Gl1
Try u Daily Pilot
('la,~iflt"d Ad lo buy, :..t.'11
or r<'nt something
Loipo hach l 041 L...,...a hKh--, 048
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FRENCH NORMANDY
OCEANFRONT
Famous Laguna landmark home on
Wood's Cove. Large m a in house
m aid 's & c ha uffe ur's quarter s:
guest house, gr een house. Priva te
sunwashed setting with patios &
winding walks. Private s teps to
b e autiful cove & beach b elow.
$795,000
A COLDYfW. IAMHl C:O.
496-7222 831-0836
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$165,900/0PEH HOUSE. s-doy. March
20, I :00 to 5&00/ II 04 lofa.
497-2489
SOUTll LAGU"1A
LAGUNA 'llGUEL
199-4551 -195 1728
lfcJuno Beach
UA"ll \
POINT
1048 .. .., •••..•..•..•........•..•...............•..
MYSTIC HILLS BEAUTY
Spacious, luxurious home 3 Bedroom.
2 112 baths. den. formal dining room,
beamed ('eilings, lanai room,
fireplace, lovely patio. A truly custom
home in immaculate condition. Lovely
Ocean views. $185,tHJO. Call Lloyd
Rabjohn
41R§•rr' OU Tftb,.U
IWls 2 l•r I"' , e
Willi euLf'), I.kn. d I
• Wrm1 :s Nl • pcntdrr rm • :: rrpln
\'•~ ,,. llh1n a.ch •
l .. 11t.1llrua ~ 1t tolla,t A
bu)' •t $11!1 SW
TireeAlclllGJ
View bom111 LoliJ or
wood. l bdrm a • 3 bath..
warm &. immaculate!
C..:..11 fur app'l. SU9,500
OPEN SUH 1-5
1175 Bounty Way
Mystic Halls
l.noktnR for an orean
\&ew' ThL' 1s ll 1 ·I Ur. 2
bJ, Sl59 SOO
OCEAHFRO ... T
Lu'< O.,.n Your O.,.n un
the sJnd l of 4 unit hldl?
Spac h\ rm . 20' cetl
ml!s. lldwd floors, frplc
Glass wall Opt'ns on lge
!>undeck Short w<tlk lo
to.,..n Call fordeta1h
497-171 I
tlurl1 VMfo 1067 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IYO~
COLP COO RSI!:,
LAKE VU
"El Djtll" l\todel-aBr,
2811. ram rm. frplc
Profrss1on•llY lndsclJ<t-
1111rtnk le rii, upgr~u!rd
thruoul, l 1 i y ris new # l
in l..ottery, buuttfully
unobstructed vu, 1mmJc,
Open HouM! S.1t & Sun
23342 St t:lcna
837 1347
3br, 112ba twnhse Cpls.
Jtlat'hed gar. patio, xlnl
area Ownr. 768 8696
Walk To Lake!
23372 Via Chin pa
3br + ram rm M.idrid
Decorator delight•
Open Sunday S9-i.50Cl
0.,..ncr may con:.1der IU',
down
8111 Thompson Re.illy
4~5 1870
Open llou:.e Sun 1·5
26031 \'1a Del Norte
Owner lransfcrr~tl. mu!>l
l>Cll lovely lbr. Jha, lge
fam rm. giant frpk.
BIG CANYON
CONDO
Luxu11ous 01ikC1t':.l
model with lu3h i:old
carpelmg. m1rrort•d wet
bar, deck off hvini: room
with fantastic \ICW of
gotr course Security
guard and undt!rgrouml
parking.
l,,.Quail ·~ liilPlac• Prap•rti•• , 752-1920 "'
l•OO QUAil ST NIWl'OIT llACH
V1llJ 1'1 o~rt1e-., Inc Harbor View Home
171-1>731·3434 Beautiful Cali fornia HARCUM & HORN REAL ESTATE
998 GLENHEYRE STREET
LAGUNA IEACH 494-8551
Newport hach I 069 Ranch sly le home. Largo
LOCJWtO Hills I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• open beamed entry, b1i: ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 1----------i entertaining hvini: room, extra large family room.
LCllJU"O Beoch I 048 Loc.pana Beach I 048
5 Hr, 2300 ~q. ft Con
n•urs1· ~·ond SllS.500
Opt> rt Sal & Su 11 1 5 I' \1
25511 Charlemagne
RUCKER REALTY
642-4758 837-4523
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SKY HIGH
SECLUSION
\\otlh panoramic t>l't'Jll
\ 1c·w. en JOY your ()\\ n
part of the 'lop ol the
World. 4 Bd. 2BJ . FR
m}'nad foatun•s \IJ1nt
free yd w itrees SI 37 ,500
Agt4944030
COMMERCIAL
Bldg., on a pnml' Mrnl.'1
lot: xlnt location & pJrk-
1ng fal'lhltl·s An mH•'>l
mt'nt fo r lhl· lutu1 ..
Sl·l9,000
UNITS
:.! Odrm homl' un ttw
North encl + Sl'P st 11d 111
h:is f;inta.,t11· pott•n11:il
Xlnt lr>1'Jl111n l.l\t' 111
front h<HISl' & n•nl tlw 11•
:ir studw Room tor l'\
pansmn S150,CIOO
ARCH BEACH HTS.
3 M.trvelous hul11t111g
,,1tes in lhts popul.11' .trl'J
f'rom $39.tlU!J To ~IK.[;00
.Ji!J."!..~~··
llOS N.Cocur Hwy.,loguno
494-1177
Jl601 Coo\! Hwy .• S Laguna
499-4591
'i' uow:-.i 11111 ,.,,". ,.,,
nvon 5Br Man~wn , o" nr
~311411
SPACIOUS 4 BDRM
llom1• in quiet re,11h·nt1.1l
11c1ghborh11od, 'rln"l' tu
-.chool,., & park Inc ludl',
~epar.1lc 1.kn. <11n111i;
~rea, & m1wl1·rn l..11 <'ht'n
rlus i.:rc•al n111duor II\
ml! Sl21,0llu
Jf»YN~,~N~~
1550 S. Coatl Hwy
locJ-i• leact. 4t4-t42 I
OPEN HOUSE
l499Terrarc W;1v "·•t {(.
Sun. 1 ·5 l'M. t>un I nw.,
this opporlunit v to "''' one of our rr111 ... 1 1rn111111•
homes 4 Adrm' ·1 h.1
$169,500
Multi-LeYel
1-:xc1t1ng vu CHH·ntt•IJ
floor pl n n I l•.it 111111.:
decks, ~ams, fplr•. wc•t
bnr, crnr. l11c<1t1on lo\llh
('nC'IO!lcd d St Hl.000
PORTER REAL TY
JOOON Coa'lt ll'"v.
497-2468
l.AGUMA DUPLEX
Woods Covl', IHI\ ate
dnvewoy l<'ad~ to 1111'1
seclud<'d & spaC'1oti.. 2
bdrm., 2 bath, hvmi.: rm
w/frpk . family rrn & 2nrl unit of :l Mrm , I
balh Both with •k<'k'i
Walk lo bUC'h. l.arJ!c
ltte studded tot. $111.1,~
SAN JUAN VILL.
·•country CouT 1 · · 4
bdrm.; 1mmaculale
home, $>7 ,0oo
MEWLISTIHG
San Juan VllluKC': 3
bdrm. l ·lcvcl t'ondo. t5'7.500
SAN CLEMENTE
''Colony Cove" 2 bdrm l'OOdo. Nr. 11hopplng &
beach llU.900
,
f't}vate Party waols nome In L<11(Wla. mutl
hevep.anoramlc v1C'w To boo,000. Prtnc only
440-1923
( 'O:'\nt ERCIAL lorn1·1
l'l·ntr;.il L:i,::ut1a
w"tth IW9&t0f~· •
._ 2 hutldable lots
Sll1CI <MIO P rtn nfll\
I. HE.\LTOI!'>
l~I Elllll
Dupln
Trmplehills Dr.
I\ ppr o '( 1 , a<' r l' I u t
b(•a11l1ful l'ond, beJullful
v1t·~.
$179 500
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OPEN SAT & ~LIN l 5
29702,\"llA :\l.\HIA LN
Custom home decorated
w !>1>ph1,.,t11·.it1on }('t
ltvJble JBr, 2° 2ba. fam
rm, wet bar. pro! h
ldscpd. $119,500.
BO ... D REALTY
SJl-!1411
3 Br, 21 2 Ba. pool Siled lot HOWARD JOH ... SOH fl·nn·d rt'ar v<l tru1t
REALTY trci•:-. 25:!2t ;,cJ~rlJnto
497-1744 113191.iOfiOwner AJ.:l
"'l'W Spt•1·t JC' ()('C'<lll \ti
lrorn all :Jh1. :.!'·!ta, lam
1m,:!tps s 111ro.1HHl111
bP opl s.'i"'' mo S:..1Mli1
slifl.•~101ot.t1m1 N\1•:-.
OJ>t'll hnu:-.1 "l!l!I 1:!!10
FJnlasl1c V1t'w I lome
L " I! u n .1 N 1 ~ u l' I
ll1 1!hl.rnds :JBr. :!ha . f:im
rm. din 1 m. d 11bhousl' &
p11ul pfl \ Sii l 71111 l'h
X:H :~II~
HOME OF THE WEEK
F.lcgant IEACH HOME in the prc-
.,t1g 1ous SHORES prt\'atc commun1
ty. Otean side of hwy. located mm's
I rom La).!una Hcach & bustling
Dana Point Marina. JBr. 2ba, huge
lrplc \'aulted ceilings. exotic
atrium off ram rm/ktlch. mirrored
doors Jnd wall. elec frplc in sep
mstr br suite. newly carpeted &
painted inside and out. Lrg redwood
dt•tk and low maintenance gardens.
This jewel of a home i.;; waiting for
vou to move in and JOIN US IN THE
GOOD LIFE. Tt"nn is. beach. olymptc
s 11.(' pool. 1ac·u1.1.1, saunas, guarded
i::ate .... n•c·n•allon eenler and walk to
lht· ht'.1ut1f ul tll'ach. Priced to sell
,j l S l 3-1 900 OPEN HOUSE this Sat Ir
SUtt 1-5: 23752 IRISIANE IA Y.
LOVRY oct·< S 0 l 0 -den Garden
hom1· in th<. Jmmumty of
THE SHORES. l pgra<led carpets
& d rapt•s. prorty decorated &
lrf ...,l'ptl Watch th<' Catalina
'tm"d" .S t m.500
LARGE 4Br Harden home. private
Co mm of Sea Terrace. Highly up·
graded thruout. A s uper sharp
horn<". $129,500.
NEW.LY DECORATED -Must see to
a~"' eciate. 4Br home m M1ss1on
Viejo. $67.900.
EXCEUIMf family home. 4 Br. 2ba.
walk to schls & shop'g center.
$76.500.
GOOD IUY for the young family.
2Br lba. $62.950.
DOM"T MISS this 4Br 2ba. lrg family
home Worth every penny Reduced
lo $79.500.
DECotlATOR delight, ready to move
right in. Terrific 3Br 2ba. $73,950.
PALATIAL home, 2836 Sq. fl. in
Laguna Hills. 3Br. den. 3ba. exotic
s unke n tub in m str s uite,
microwave oven, wet bar, many,
many extras. $131,000.
IMVESTottS special -4 UNITS that
pencils out S Q L 0 exch•uiae OK. Move fo ,rea. $160,000.
VA BUYERS special. 38r 2ba
home Fantastic patio and yard.
$54 .500. " CURTIS BRADLEY COMPANY
493-6033 4tJ.t 170
OCEAN DUPLEX
Excellent rond1lion 3
tx..>drm, 2 bath w1lh large
f1rcplal·c down and 2
l:>t·drm with huge 'un
dcc·k up One block from
tl t-.1 '-' h o n -H a I IJ o a
r> P n 1 n s u I J F rt• ., h l '
painted loh of s pan·
Sl.'i.• lhl' occan from sun
dccks Hurn•'
bdCarpets
Realtors 833-3380
Somerset Model
on a lari.:c. sunny, pool·
s11ed lot. th1:; 5 bedroom,
3 hath home exudes old
fashioned comfort and
roominess' F1n•placc in
family room and living
room. lari.:t• t•al ·1n
k1l<'h('n Jnd famlly-:.1zed
formal dining room
pc•rf<'t't for you t• nd
yours SI 72,500
1-:AST BLun·
Hy owncr View home.
-!Br, 2•,Ba, fam rm,
o.,.ner will finan ce,
Sl65.UOO Appl 644 1427
Beoutiful Bluffs
3 OR. 2' i Ba. Twnhsc,
formal dtn rm . pdt10.
... uncfrd. .1tr1um wa:,
moclel WJlk tu '><'hnol:,,
'>hOIJS, µool P \ t '>lrecl
:Sl 13.~lO ,\~I 1).10 21i6 I
~::Jslhlul f l'oncl1t. :i Br 2' 2
Ba , split level w/some
v1t•w of Hack Bay.
Hl•1·1:nt Iv upj?rade d.
Sl l>l.oOO. 752 -5 162,
Ownr Brkr
OAK FLOORS
&PORTHOLES
Arc JU'>l two of the
ft>aturc.., you 'II love an
th1::. Newport Heights
c·hJrmt•r On lovelv Ahso
\\c , nr <.:tiff Ur. Just
hSled I ~2 6J6H
Dnin Real Estate
ll:irbor \'1ew llome.,, J br
2 ba. Ir!! patio. new ap·
pltanc·e.., St25,000
644 616ft
Rf:DUCF.D RY OWNER
I BR. 2' • Ba. ram rm
w pool thl & lo\l'l har.
lath hou!>e w .,. alerfall. 2
cJr g:irai:e + rarport.
d1n1ng room & 4 big
bt>drooms~ If you had
lhOUJ!ht Of moving up,
this 1s 1t ! Beller hurry
they don "l last Ions.! 111
lh1s area &15-0303 •
m!ln liiiiiill •·c--c_..
Village of Harbor Vil·~
Phase 3. 5br, 2·~b<s.
formal din rm & fam rm
Profess lnd sc pcJ .
w Jacuzzi, firep1l & ~
covered patio:,. Magn1f1
cent panoramic view nf
lrvtne, Airport & sur
rounding hills. Wik'~ dis
lance from lighted tc•nnis
court & pool. Sci I Isl' op
lion. $189.900 /makl' orr
Shown by appt 1\40 454:J
Dover Shores
Boycrest
Beautiful, spacious.
custom execut1 \'C horn('
on large corner lol 3 BH,
3 BA + den which 1s
ideally suited for office
or 4th bedrm. Lot~ of
beams and Spanish tale.
Landscp inclds fare ring
and lemon and tangerine
trees. Many other fine
features. S225.000
Open House Sat Sun 1·5
1233Somerset Lane.•
646 0916 lhis weekend
Califomio Coast
Properties
VILLAGE OF
HARIORYIEW
PHASE II
Modified Monaco. 4Br,
3Ba. cozy den, xlnt cond, 1 , blk from pool & 40
acres of park. walkinl!
distance to sch I. Sl64.500
Open House Sat/Sun HI 5
1835 Port Ca rl ow.
640-1~9 afl 6PM
Harbor HighlClftds
Don't miss this quahty
bwlt 4 bedrm home w1lh
s parkling new
b;ithrooms. Bt"aut1ful
Cll!>lom pool hy I rv1ne
Pools. :\t any c us tom
features thruout. LoC'•ll
ed in !'lewporl 11.irbor
Htgh School Dist. C:ill
540-1151
~HERITAGE
..• REALTORS IJ.llc133' Lot 2 F'rplc's and __________ ,
mnny m.iny hltn., Was
$163,SOO Now $155,000.
Byowm•r 548416.'>
KINGS ROAD
Exclus1 ve-P a nor am 1 r __________ ,Ocean view ovcrlk 'g all
Newport Bay. See boat
races. Chri stmas
parade, sunrise, sunset
Walk lo beach. 3Br, 3ha,
den, wet bar. 2 frplcs, 2
car RBr, c'prt, decking.
New thru-oul. By owner .
Op hse. 1721 Kings Rd.
645-2818 or 645·5746
lncr-edibl• View
Spncious 4 be<lrm. wood
and ((la~s. newer. '"ilh
room for tennis. lnc redi·
hie view of entire
Newport Bay One of a
kind. a unaqu<' hom e .
Presented at $325,000.
Open Friday lhru Tues-
day al 1101 Kings Road,
Nrwport Beach. See
Jane Paqum.
UMl9UE HOMES
675-6000
Don't Touch Me!
I'm lookin' GOOD-and
truly need no work! M 'I
beautiful. co1y. ra 1sf'd 1----------1 hearth fireplace wdl
1112 W•stcliff Dr.
Profess decorated &
<;hows ltkr a model• 3
B<k"m..<; , 3 baths. huge
country kitchen. format
dining o r study, dbl.
frplt' , beamed ceallncs.
Open Sun. l·S, or call to
~! SJ46,:IOO
warm your heart . m\
brand -new dream
k1tcben/bwltins will tn
spire even a non-cook
my near new carpets will
cushion your t1rild feet.
my fenced bark yi.ird
separate GUt-:ST
HOUSE with b11th will
de.light your most dis
cemlng guests. Come see
me. I've got it all AND
will exchange, too
SIM.000.
LEI~::'!~ 1~o~~s ~•-~s~~s~1 Pl"ftftert•• pon at • uo l · , • -.,-752•1.,0 Harbor View Home1, ,.00 OUAll"-NJWl'OltT HACH Mon~go, 4 Br, by owner.
2018 Port Chelsea Pl
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
N" home. 4 Dr 2·~ Ba,
tome V1ew Xlnt krms,
()pt-11 llO'IJ(' l $ Sat /Sun
225 IAJolh• Dr Aacnl
MS·HSO, Owner ta~•
St'IJI
WESTCUFF
Buutlful 4 Bdrm. 3 Bu
pool home wllh jn('uui
4te lot a. r:t10 $149,000
Open dai y 1 I or nll
142"""28. 1$31 Ill ah h• n d
Dr. Owner Bkr
COMMEICIAL BLDG •
Balboa Island. Two stores & a
beautUul 2 bdrm. Apt. Owner will
finance. $175,000
RUMBOLD REAL TY INVESTMENTS
l 12 MARINI A YIMUI
IAUOA ISLAND 675-4122
YOUR VILLA ON THE BLUFF
Where every room has an ocean view,
overlooks ~ewport Lights by /ight
and Catalina by day. A privat lane
takes you to a walled Garden, then in-
to this beautiful three bedroom home ~ith 2'2 baths, game room; bar; din:
mg room; gourmet country kitchen.
206 La Jolla Lane, was custom built
and professionally decorated and is
offered for sale at $215,000 by
....
E t11bl1shcd . AOlnJ: hu:slnl':i~
opportumly alon.i with commercial
bulld1nt: & lol. Lot'utl'd t n
tounst-beuch arnu of Oran"u Counl)'.
P. M.. Cuauu & Aaod .....
IJ6-1414/116-•J
....... ,....w. ..... ~
••••••••••-•••••••••••• For S. 1100 s-c......... 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
HEW LISTING
116 A Calle Palnl'ta
<Paliiado orr ramp l
Sat&Sun 1·5
Pac1f1c Panorama
Ocean V1cw Huge 2
bt-drm. fJmtly Tm Con
do Wakh sailboats from
magniflrenl deck Re l<tX
an your o.,.n prl\Jle
~auna S1 IS,000
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
642-5200
The Meadows
If your next move is lo a
mobile home, you s hould
consider the Meadows in
lrvl.Jle, oQe of So. Calaf!>.
most beautiful mobilt:
home parks. You can en
JOY the olympic size pool
and spa, club rms.
b1lhard rm., hobby rm~.
regulal1on s tied lawn
bowhng l!r~n and much
more. 1400 Sq. ft.. A /C.
wt't bar, fam rm $28,500
"" iJi-i J. Trent Harf!1on, a.s.i.d.1--P-A-.. -0R-A-M-1c-·'
Open Sal. and Sun. Afternoon 646.-6197 OCEAN VIEW ~523 CAMPUSDa:lRVIHE
Newport Beach I 069 Newport Beoch I 069
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SEA VIEW
CHOICE CUL DE SAC
Panoramic view-~ -S-drrns., 21'42 baths;
frplc. tn cozy den. vaulted ceilings,
cteluxe floor covering. decorator
f 1xtures. A "Bel Air" feeling in
Newport's n ewest planned
community. $197,000
1903 Yacht Mario Opett Sat/Sun 12-5
~ • • I 3637 E . Coast Hwy . ~ ,;;;.;;;,; Corona del Mar ~ Ll U ~ . 675-5930.
~wport Beach I 069 ~wport Beach i069 .•...•........................................
A 21 -GUN (;r~~l~~1~1~J~~p('r
3 Bedrm, 2 lwth, newly OPEN DAILY
decorated. Askin.: only 8A.M.T061'.M.
$129.950. Open llousc --
Sat 1Sun al 4105 Calle AcreCIC)@ for sole 1200
Juno. 12 5 PM ••••• ••••••••• • ••••••••
SCOTT REALTY 11;, ACRES
493-8561 536-7533 tor your mobllt: homc
or building s1le
Sen Juan
Capistrano
l,evt'I. All uttlitit>s
.iva1lable Full price
1078 $U,500 BKR •••••••••• ••• ••• • •• ••• • (7111676 5717
Investor's Dream ORS22·2080 ---------Perfect opportunity for 1 _________ _
the smart home bu}er.
Super 3 bedrm buy an
popular community '"1th
grt:al IO<'al1on. Spacaou'
& upgrade tl thruoul,
CENTRAL AIH, loo!
UNBEATAOLI-: al only
Sti6.SOO. Take advanla~e
a:id call. 831·3100.
INVESTORS!
BUILDERS!
98 ACRES -between
Ocean:,1de 1V1s ta .
Beaul1ful rolhni:: htlb.
Small spring fed lakt'
S600U l per al'fc. Call
546·5880.
~HERITAGE ••• REALTORS
SALUTE -.harp 1 Hr, f:tm rm. clt•n. FIVE ACRES IM>ol ;ind mtwh morl' Wl'
<' i> u I cl n · t d ,, t h, s pn'tlil·t 1t will he sold th•~ Casas Capistrano SO. of CORONA
,.,hnwplat·<' JUStH'l'' "t'1'kt•mla:-.1t1s trulvthc Secluded mint ei.t:ttl'. m Excellent view. 1-'ull
Proft'ssionally ikmrall•d bf'~\ buv m the iirl'a. a deluxe walled t•om pnce S9.900 BKR
1n rarth tones. lhi -. llurry Si95.l.IOO. munity •I Rr, 2 Ra, F'am 7111677-5691
"Palt•rmo" 4111<. :IB/\ 1924 l-IOLIDAY RD Rm. w/bltn wclbar A OH 552·0530
h d h U .... ITED BROKERS home for all :.casons. -------ome is grat·e w1L VJn * * " from lht• wekomm•• l'n ~och Property 1350 Lwl wall l·ovenn" and a John C··re" GRI ,,.,, 741" ..,
" u ~· .,...,. .. try, lo the lush patio ••••••••••••••••••••••• cw.tom. sohd oak .,. all, _______ -_-.-.;._-
unit in the f<tm1lv room 1• areas. $1-14,!15 0 31282 I in a Million
Sun control \\1.n1t11 .... s OPEHSUH.1-4 PascoOhvos Open Sun Walk oul on the sand.
wet bar. p1t tun•squl' 633LidoPorkDr. lSPM.Carolyn lhbbard Wh1tewatervurondoin
landscaping t•11h.1n1•cd <Apt .\· l ). Bayfronl con-Boyd Realtor:.. 67~·593o No San Diego Co S94,000
by 21 art1st1 t·:1lly pla<'('('i do. boat dock at }Our RY OWNER 2 sty 3 UR. Hurry -or you '11 he
trees. TWO firPpl;rC'e~ door. Sparaous 1-bdrm. & 1, ~ ba townhomc <:omm sorry'
and formal dmmi.t room. l'om ert. den 2 Baths. pool, counlr} :.eltin~. bra POINT REALTY
all blt!nd into a mai:nifl F'rµle. ~ourml'l kitchen. die path. bieyt'I~ close to Call 496-5000
l' en l ma s l e r P 1 cc l' ' atrium. many upgr<1dcd ·~can $67 ,000 4!1:1 1750 --. ----i lQPluaaci•I ~ ~G·~\~lrBt~s1W',1i1~A\~,rl,;~K~eEblRdi.:. ~~ ~~<~~~.~n~~ i;~unuay C<p~I 1600
-••·•··•·•·••····••··•·· p Santa Ano I 080 rap•rti•a REALTY 675-5200 ••••••••••••••••u••••• TWO STORY ••oo ooArlss~-~~~~011llACH1---------· CONDO OFFICE BLDG.
20,000 Sq Ft. OPEM SAT SUH t-5
1339 tlampsh1r(' Ctr<"ll'
Great for the ex<·cul1vc'
4 BH .. fam. rm .. clln r m .
+ billiard rm. 3 C:ar ~"r
Pool! $275,000 Ft•t· Int
LEESCllONEK
RF.ALTOU 612 912.1
SEAVIEW Panoramic
Vu. 41lr. pvt t·c•mm. J\Jll
soon 833 2!!29. 6 I t I 11\1
• • BEACH
VIEW + WATER
Dont fall tQ S<'!' th1~
charming, romplell•h
arC'hll<'<'l r<'modrl<.•d ~
story horn(' what has .1 :
BYOWHER
PHICED BELOW
MARKET
Village walk·2 Rr. nr So
Cst Plaza. In mmt l'ond
pool.gar. By owner Eves
751 1089
FOR QUICK SALf: 4 Bdrm on Gr<'cnbell
Sa 11 c com mi ss 1 on 29'l0 A So nradford Pl
Wes tcliff area· 0 100 Highly up~rd'ct SS5.500
DoverDr.)Walktoever· Call JJn 1-'rtl'SOn at Ca
yth1ng. 2Br. 2Ba. fam nyon Lakeview Heall>
rm, formal dining, brick Co (7 14 1998··1333 or (714 )
frplc, heavy shake roof, 839·9955 ll<'s
remodeled elec kitchen. -
new quality carpeting. Opn Sat Sun 12-6 hke nc.,.. 1n:.1de & out ,\i.:r 20 yr~ Pnt·c 1n Nr So Coast Pla1a 4Br.
dud<':. Jll appltance-. l '• ba. lite yd Great
SI 16,000 Farm If serious. locatton and horn<' for
l'Jll 12 t:i 1 G56 5300 fur children 3405 Towner
appl Ask for Scott Pnn $69,SOO.
(Inly · Coosffine Realty
Call631-1 846
Kat•llo A •~nue
Los Alomito1
P.P. $820,000
Schl'd R~ntals
5124,000
12131658-71 so
Owner
COMMERICAL BLDG
HEART OF
SAN CLEMENTE
3 stores + 8 <1 pl~
$400.000
HOWARD JOHNSON
REALTY
497-1744
---------Tustin 1090 Condominiums Town-••••••••••••••••••••••• houses for sole 1700 OPH SU ... I to 6
1812 Port Stir Im~ Pl.
\.1aI(nif1c1enl Harbor
V1rw home. 4Rr. 4ba. 21'
hv rm. lµe fam rm. frml
din rm+spac. b1ll1ard
rm Sw1mmin~ pool
w Jae Prof landsc.ipl'd
1111 u out. S189.000.
3 BR-TUSTIN •••••••••••••••••••••••
559,900-<>PEH! CONDO SPECI ALIST H . B .. C :\1 , ~' . V h •
Gor1o1eous Plan "O'' m T ouchstone Rlt y .
Laure\wood ! 0<'si1?ner 963 0867
I I ... A MILLIO ...
BR • 2 flr<'pl at·rs. I "''· I
down · 2 rar g:ua,::e +
C'arporl all nt·w llot
poinl ap1>1lanl'l'S +
refrigerator fr<'<'71'r com
binatton all nt•w t•arpcb ~~~~~~~~~· -~~-
l'ntry. Up~raded lhruoul
Central air 3 hr, 1''2 ba. 2
patios + pool. park, 3
lt~hled t ennis l'rls.,
vollcybnll, cable: TV, RV
parking The Works!
Don't m ass this exciting
Laurelwood Townhome
OPEN HOUSE this Sal
&Sun. Call now 752-1700
Walk out on the sane!
White water vu condo in
No. San Diego Co
$94,000. Hurry' or you
will be sorry.
. we t h .1 r r 11 l o r
coordinated pro
fcssaonally l.1ndscaped t
many other xtrao;
OPEHHOUSE
FRI, SAT •• SUH 12-6
6107 Lancaster St.
Newport Shores
Open Uunn~ Week.
G O'Neil & Assoc Inc
Broker Owner &10 67'IO • • tty owntr. 1-;astblurr OpM
llousc 1 5 Sal !>u n 11111
C'.e1ha Pl $140,000
BROAD MOOR
SEA VIEW
BEACH HOUSE
2 br + loft, fee land. Only
Sl~.000. Open Sat & Sun
l 5. 12.1 36lh SL or call
Property House. 642-31150
Oceanfront Duplex
$279.SOO
Property House 642·3R50
LIQUIDATION
SALE:
Out of area o.,...ncr 1"
1ks prratl' to -.1•11 this
bni?ht & c heery 1·11mplcl
I\ r<'moddcd h111n(' tn
-ill'\\\lOlt llt'i O\('r 2000
'!I It :1 RH fam·rm. 2
IM . o\c•rlookm~ wood
del·km~ & 1>001 Pncl'.'d
below market nt only
$110,000. Open House 9
Hampton, Pinn 2. 3 Hr dusk Sal/8un. 508 San
f11m r m . 211 hn, Up Bernard ino . A~t.
ttrades. view. Pvt loca 546·8640. eves 6.11 3230
POINTREALn
Call 496-5600
""'''"'<1 '"~'"'''v~1"'•<f' Leisure World Towers.
[.-' ! Vu.lux.Jiv.Meals.mald,
I 10'1(.dn, $35,000 '196·1840 . .
--- -lncCMM Prorrty 2000 ----------1 ····· ................. .
~!"~nr o~~~~~i~{r
lhts 3 bedrm Condo In
~est best Tustin urea•
Owner will f'(lrry 1!11
tru.'ll deed thank or ult
the beneflli; plus th<'
pride of ownlnit this
super horn<'! Hurry!
R•dC_,.t
Redton tll·lltO
Rffl E:sate CounMlor
Profei. 1n\estment
analyi;1s. appraisals. tJ x & ex c hanite adv1c~
Sper1all11ng in Bl'h
multi plex properties.
Seller-. & buyers a\a1l
Cnll Ron Ellis
Century 21848·1188
Ct'OSs Country 960·2358 ---------4 20 UNITS, 350 Avocado St
Uon. S\110,000. 1901 Yat'ht -----Comllla. Ph MO 2.109 & THE ILUFl'S Other A.al Eatot.
Costa Mesa. 1 duplex \2
cottages, 6 trailers. In
come S32,280. Priced
S26S.OOO. WUI acce pt
trade. rnn. Only Please.
Agent /Owner 642-9666
wlmd.s. 657-4700, ext 2500 3 Bedrooms & Fam-rm
days. 428 Vista Roma. Sl29.500.
• Open Sat /Sun 1 S MWpt .. och DUDl.a Irvine Mesa Realtors
ByowMr. 34th St. 2 DR & 546.a640
1 BR, Sl14,600 r nn only ---
631 18211 or 569·•~?:11
TalMAILUFFS
NEWPORT TERRACE-
New 54.'ewind plan w /2
161 Mslr. bclrms 21~ b11 ,
rrplc. comm. pool.
1acuul. U MC, park
Choose up'1rnd~1
U5,500 Prin. Only
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$23,600
Lovely 2 bedrm + <h~n: 2
balh. 24x47 Moblle home
nr clubhouse, pool & 1te
tacll lo adult park with
beach acc~1e . Aat
846-QIO.
3 OR, 21\ nn . end unit.
deUahtful. lmmac, comp
r~dec. Donut arnblt.
QWnt'r lea,.,n-. Sl4T.SOO
nr rent l8SO mo fl.40 2544 Evra/Wknds 768·934!) I•--------
ltUMITS
Santa Alla. SS00,000
27 Bachtlor 1aruta • J2l·~m unit• llLLOaUMDY
llAl.TOI •1MI"
GOI
·rukmA lh rlr t alep 19' nrtcn lhe
h l ono. I( you're ready to move
up or start you r anvcstmcmt pre>1ram.
but h ve t>ecom conlmod with all the
a pttl"l of tocJ y • m rlt l. then come
to the ex peru at Quail Place
Properties, Inc for ~ohd professional
('oun. elm~. Pyramid your equilt~
with un exchange and/or purcha!\e
with an eye toward high.future return
for your golden years We now
have 2. 3. 4, H. 9. 12. 32. t<Y7. & 203
units PLUS tommercial property.
• PIORSSIOHAL ST Aff Of ova 45.
l.ARGE ENOUGH TO SUVE. SMALL
EHOUGH TO CARE.
l"Quail llP9Quail ~ liiiil IPlac• . Iii IPlac• .
Pro ..-ti•• Pl opwti•• p 7S2•l9'10 7S2•1920 ~
1cOO QUAil St NlWl'Otlt tlACH ICOO OVAil St HIWH>lll llACM
....
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O W N Prop rrlv 1n
lncl••ood. ti..wtbOrnl'
or:;o 0.)' ah••"
wtUPAYCASH!!
Ph. Tom D'Alt·~'andtn
T.D. P'IOruTIIS
<2131 874·6007 or (7141
548 6201 anylinH• or
<714) 848-5221 afl ijpm
WANTED:
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• 11»ar-..U. fU1bt I A .--Ur• a v w, aJrJ lhlhi& M'Mm .,..., 111 .. m u. Wt
ua 1--------i .... rd .... nn, ..,. "-• IBnAU • .,,..,._ ell. -+ mo J RR. • • 1113 «-mt MIAT & C:O...-Lln 2 Bit •· -------
.._. \'tt'd• .. hr. 2 bi!. 1™1. Q&del. 1rulo111 l tt25 la NOMI
fr'pik, Spiac .• uPttraded tt'Glldo.abd.tb:1.2 fBR.dca . .Im OC'e an •l••. bll·1"
JASMIMI CRt xJm loc.uJml. ~ mo, l"1 Wa.Uc to 4 aboppuia i BR. .. •• M:s kltdwa, °'*' a...m ee11 -ll'LAH SIX CltU8JJ.3llo21orl44•l A~allnirltlr,4!~ Super crnttr f'rpk, .,n<-1 JBR.. ~ 1np. "" O•n.r want..
lot. Only l:m patio. pool, efubhouae l bit . $425 pod tennt 4' will Nol
3HK l 1.,ft,\. fom rm. CllAM PUff llNTAL Ttnell891-~1Sm f''tt ~l\iJ,csok. R~ril .. blln." 3 RR $1115 Cor $4'15mo 6 ownc1' will
prh·.lll.1 .. tudyw frph'. h\ Model bc>mcr eoad. 3Br, A.itni Cynlba:t. KtC, 3 Utt • S400 pt1ylht-ut~.
rm & lll>r .. ry art"a. Cam rm. 28a., dbl frpk, M2~1 381{ • 3625 MISSION REALTY
ln('fudt>s u14tt or d ubh:w, quiet neighborhood. ~65 ......... Ofta.ach 1240 4 RR ~ Phone4t4-073l
pool, Jucuul & lennla mo, A.gt. 751-1473 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, 2 ba, dbl itar. fncd 4 BR. • SSSO
cvurts Cjll for i.ppl. Yr -------We§tminster/~nrinodult> yard. Covered patio. 1-...Hilfs I\' ls1• $ll501mth. MESA DEL MAR .bed 2 .b,.th " Child & pet OK. S37S. Ph ......,......
COLEOfHEWPORT :1 llr. den w /pvl en-4 rm: , a • <'PL",· 962-3170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HF.AJ.TOHS trance, frplc, 2 cur Rar, 'i{,ft~o ~.~.~~ ,;:; w - ---1,; MO. FREE RENT
l2SO
&75-5511 IJ:. yd, quiet c ul-Je-sac. · · 3 BR, l"'• Ba. cov. patio, 3 br. 2 ba, ram rm, frplc, 2-3-<1 Bdrm Houses ur $&50mo.546-0400 Vacant 4 HR P'• ba, sml lam-rm . bltns. no cpts, drps, rncd yd.
Condos-_ Cash imm~rt! CcKtaMfla 3224 . -cl~e lo ocean's.too Ask pets. $400. 842-9501 aft. 2Br. 2ba. den. 2 ear gar· $365/mo. Call Rusty,
Repa irs o!' latt> ~ay ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br, kids & pe~ OK. $3SO for Keith 9611-1317 Bkr 4pm auto opner, b1 level. lBr s.49·1862
ments OK. lnvcslor Gardeners special. 3br. mo. 1586 Sa~ta Ana A\e. . . . ---& ba upslrs o/look'g hv$3'1 --5-/mo--3-b_r_2_b_a_A_/C 973-0492 dhl gJr, 2ba, cenl heat, !'>46-7945:....642·2639 •H.w hach Hous~ 4br, H~ba. cpls. drps, rm. Tlin t·rplg upstrs & nr R-~~-cc: .. )•sro &. • stove, Cncd yd. children/· d c I c d d · """'''"""' ~"' c•pls, dq" ~300 2233 Mesa Vt!rde. Must see btfl Get n•ady for ~um mer pets ok water pd $395 n • rp c, A I •. .rp . 9SS-2200 Private party would Ith
to buy I to 15 un1l:.
831·9!150 ,\\a~on ~.1t/!:iun 10.4 or 4 Br+ huge yd. boat/RV now' Walk tobt!ad1 from ( 7 11 >'96 3 . 4 9 6·4 0 r bhn~ all windows. Cable ---------
call !r.ll 3J79 _ _ __ storage. i:;,,.ec addrs here W.ilk lo gradl' (2lJ)tl9l-4-488 TV avail Pool. Jacuz. 3 Br. 2 ba. air cond, w w
. . . • 556-6048 !.Chool & h11:h :.chool 4 --lenrus, rec & health rm 1 cpl. pool. bltns. $350. "~w 3 Br l. Ba, nr s Csl -br. 3 ba. hui.:e :.unde<·k CIOlic lo schls & shopping, blk Nr 405 & Univ. Or Covington R.E. 768·5008
1 I j /. a S 4 O 0 m .0 ·SUPER 4 Ur. nr S C'lt dbl g.1r. ~)!)()mo 614 20th SHr. 2000 :.q ft. $175 mo Adult comm $395/mo, --
lnco~Property 2000lotsforSol~ 2200 BROKElt '\~:i-:us In
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••-1t••••••••••• come P1u1,.·rt1t·' lur t-:n
COSTA MESA R3 CP terta1nt·r l'lteni... Aµt l lJ ·131 7383, evi. 5~·0·U7 Plaza. boat gate, imml'<f SL. 536 171K Ill! 11 Cutt\ Sark Kev at Jst & l:c.t, 1 yr be. i.lart Im mac 3br. 2ba, frplC'. TRl-PLEXES
PIXl':lt tl i'l'ER~ "' 'SK0,1100 ,1 nc.l $!15 ,000
llt•rt•"· vuur 1·hanc1• lCI
hutlcl up ~11u1tv ra~1
•,P.IWQuail ~ lii•Plac• Prap•rti•• 7Sl·l9l0 1400 QUAil ST. NlWPOIT 61ACH
6 Units E Si~ CM
Near W€':.ll'l1ff :.hnppm!(
L1k<' ne w rntcr1C1r-. X 1 nt
1n\l'!.lmt•n1 llv appl.
only :>.!0:1,UOO
Zoned for 17 unit.,
w vanancl' pu:.stble IS
units. Jljs 2 Uplx. J
hou\e. $275,000 Prm only
c~ntury Financial
REALTORS 752-5353
----Macnab-Irvine
II EAl.T\' t ·o~l l'i\NY
CYPRUS SHORES
Ckcan vww lot & under
Sl00,000. H1g corner loca·
lion can hulld 2nd
i.lory. So of llwy, Ap·
prox 55xll5. Guarded
'l'l'Urtty gale IJrlVJle
i)l•,IC'hl's (J 19)
Lvnnc Rothell 6-H·G200
H 1 lot l.alo(una lll,Jc h.
Tt>mple Hiii area.
SI~ 50tJ ('all l!M-1;!130
l>l 'l'l.~X I.OT ('n .. 1,1
L'mts. Cumnwn·i.11 or In
duslnJI in OrJn~l' C'oun
ly. Mu!>t m.1kl' )>('n:.c
M in . prict• ~!IUO,OUO
75:.! 77·10 -------Small llutlcl1ng Jo•irm
needs lob. I ear cJuv. l\1> •ir
f1Xl·r·u111•1·r-.. 11r t·\ c•n Jc.lei
on.s. H 1, :!, :1 & I . ,\II com
m1::.siun~ to sl'll111g hkr m
no comm1s:.mn tor owner
selll·r. Hkr. b-tt: ()t,ljt, -------
Rentals ••.••.....••...........
Houses f\lrnish~d ••••.••••..•.•.........
Balboa Island 3 106 .•..••..••.............
JULY HI-.:\ r .\I. ~l!ftlll
mo On lhl• H••' I 11lllt .1
Br. 2l>a S.1h ... l1Uf\ 1<1·.11
f': ... 1alt·. 1;1:i fi!lllll
llL'\UT 3 br 3 b· fam ocey. $475. 752-1920 IOIOl Cully Sark. {:all Apr 15 Ph·559·0123 dshw.!.hr, cul-de-sac r~. lrpl. frml t.11~~· rm Jeanmc,835-021l l'J:!l783 Super3br,2 ba, UW owner collecl 12131 ---S395 ~-2380 ___ _ ~r hl·h '.1!>0 ti-1G 10J!> ------Jt,o. cpl,. cJrJ~, Sjl!'l 245.9774 "" •COURT• '714 !16;l 45W __ _ Profe:.s1onally decorat-New 3 BR. 2 Ba, wood-
IJ
PHIMI:: Jo;,\STSll>t-:C \I
CONOO. 2Br, 2b<1, 1lbl
i:ar. int"s wshr /tlryr I
refris.:. llrand -s p~111kin'
lll'Y. Yr l y. Isl' .it
l)-12!'1 mo. Call for <1r1pt.1 Mary or r>on
COLE OF NEWPORT
llEALTOHS
675-5511
D11pl1•\ 2 Br 1 llJ. c.·omp
Sparkhn~ 2 Ur, encl ~ar.1 __________ 311r . 2B:.a Condo. pool.
new cpls, 2 blk!. lo bllns, palt0. W/O 'Int
~ Jlr cond brand new beam <.c1h11g. frplc.
3 'Hr Wo ~db l'ldJ:c crptg, drps, air cond.
Twnhse Whttr s .. ncJ pallo. lge fed yrd, grdnr
swimm1n'g heh, boating, & wtr pd. Will lease lo
far bur PI a 7. u . no No fo'ce To Tenant area, $340 mo. 842-173!1
rtuldren, no pets o11l'n 3Dr,Jba,fr.cknS15o
Sal/Sun 11-6PM 3'17 W. 3 Br. 2 ba, Po<>I. SI 111
W1bon. 213-447-5260 2 HH. l' ·Ba, adults S.125.
St25/mo. Colle~c Pnrk
3 HR. 2 ba + honus /fam
rm. Clean & sharp. J\ v111l
.t 11111. Hl•fs. n•cj'd.
Call ChUC'k t:ven•ll, Ai::l
559-4026 No fee
3 Uedrm. 2 IJa, Fil $45()
1 Bcdrn1. 21 ~ l>alh ocn vu
Condo. $4!>0
:J BH. 2 Bi\, IJ?e vd S.175
4 Bil,:! BA, Seal.Jurv ~75
:J Bil. I'', lia, Yorkto"'n
Cont.lo S.125
OuL~land1ng, 2hr & gJr. tenni·s hiktn" b ike cover my cost S38S. mo,
Lg yd for K&P S!35. trail'i, J'druni, ;;~ mam· No dogs. 837 __ -39_27 __ _
Tcnl'"' ~!l8-·!IH9_ l ~m_i-_·c_e_ tcmrncc. $.i75. 644 6593 L.oguna Mh)uel 3252
Hent saver. 3 hr. 2 ba, lg ••••••••••r-"••••••••••
yard. Now only $315 New-Woodbridge--:;Ur, Love.ly 3 B~ 2 Ba .~me,
Tcnex898·98!H S_m_F_cc _ Laurclwood Plan, nr pk, tplc • .. hltns, yd. , The s.sso mo. 1714 l ~-2521 lltll<i . $385. 494·1930 ev:.
! hr, q1ls, yard, ;.:ar.1;.:c,
~IO K1d.,.>k
All 1n ~oulhcast
Coats & W<tllan•
1':'>1:tlC'!lli2 11~.1
3242 Ueluxe4 Br. 2 Ua, cent a ir L~G UN/\ ~I~~ 1-: l.
II II ••••••••••••••••••••••• cund, lrplc.', cov patio Jlll!s 1de, m1n1-v1ew
lk:.al :1 Br. J ba townhousc. sn5 Cahf. ranch s tyl~. -l
f>l!"J-29711
n••ll-nHo.1lcd, Adr -.ml l1WJJJ I hr, µlt•x K1cJ,. uk
ltll'<f yd Stnl d11ld 0".110 Only :,Ii~•
Sparkl1ni:: m·w conll. Beaut 3 HR.:! Ba. lrplc. Bedrms. formal. dtnt!,
S 17 o Ca 11 · ·Li I a · ·. upgradl'd t•rpt S:l7S family, garden kitchen. ~lti-1371 or ko.16·5451> en·s ,1 BR Univ l'rk. l blk C'~a,·klmi: fplc. $450/mo, Walk to I h1• h1-.1rh I rom 1 h ·, S45'l 962-4508. th1~ loH•lv :1 lot , 2 ha, Inn alm~t new bachelor rom~ op!:. .
q..1ts cJrµs, ll 1) av:.111 Cone.lo Sunkrn ch-n. ~l:.hortlc~sc~.t4Ml5_lmmaculate3Br,2ba on a
n 11 w ~ 3 , .• 111 t• f1pll , pool. <lshwshr, on Woodbndgc Estalci.. :.cdudcd l~t. F1replc. air
J• t· l ' S2 !I 5 t-de p Tl'nc.,x K!l8·9ff~I Sm 1-'l'l'
1~~' K\114, l!W! Meyl·r Pl * :! hr tov. nhous<-. M l's.1
24 \It·'>·•· s:J•• :.1111 l'htl BolboaP~insula 3107
Sulit\ JO l<llr ~> 1!!·210'.I ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
FAMILY HOME \'m il' Patio, pool. ~~J
Li.! I br, 2 h:1. frpl, fru:. Ch1hlot.._~·!197~-
v. .. hr rln r, dbl gar, S.150
tH:! bkl12, 1115·<1533
ill !11~3·1Sli9 POI !16J-5!!t>2 ncw3 BR. FR. frpl.1700 t·ond S.1..!51mo. Bond
:.q ft Lincoln mdl. K.ealty,ll3l-~1l
3244 Beaut. home. Will rent or ----lniM
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~75 OllO By Apµt only
&15 1103 \J!l
1 UNITS Pride of
Ownership. Balboa.
Six I BR. on• 2 BR
w frplc, Owner.
$345,000. 644-1554
NEWPORT BEACH
DUPLEXES
·1~home
Trir Prits 2300 .•.....................
)WN vnur :\t oh1lt> Home
Lot 10 J 1'1:.anncd Com-
muntty. I R to 21 ~ Acre
lots on rolling hills 111 So.
catir 645·8880 jrt. ;;, ex-
l'l·pt Sundjy. L llar-
n son. Bkr
Out of COf.lnty
Properly 2550
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c'lo.,t' to b\•ach & '""" FllH S/\LE ~o 1\c rc·s
1•111g $"12,000 1'11w tree:., w;1ll•r , view.
12 011 from Chtl'11 (';1llf
...:lli,IMIO Ph !'il!J 375~ ·1 Br :ma &2Br tH,1
I blk to ocean $1:17 ,ooo
United 11krs, Hltr:-
Paul Shapiro 646 7111
• Rorr€'go Spnni.:-. <111ph·'
<;.'9,500. I:! 11 Br I nnmw
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PRIME USTSIDE
FUH SALi.-: 160 .\crcs
Wooded, troul stream.
l;lkl' cabin l'rtv.1c•\
\ l'.Jr round .iccl!i.s. 12 rn1
lrom Chico, C.ilt l .
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11.1t11" ln1t1m1· ~111 1:11i Gro•es 2700
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Sound Investment
AVOCADO
GROVE
2.43 AC-$52,000.
BEACH REHT ALS
WI~n:n . Sl'\1 \1 t.lt
\ EAHL\
5 Br. I Ba tk~·.anfront
Yearly Sl200 mo.
Burr White Realtor
2901 Newport Blvo NB.
(714) 675-4630
5 BR. cxcllJ~I\ t' l'ntnl
area. •Ill bl'.1< h :;xoo mu
I year lcu ... 1· or ... umrrtt•r
rate tii3 1~~15 1;;;1 ;11;~0
Corona d~I Mar 3122 ••..•••.••...........•.
Sli Pl-:H ('J,1':,\="1
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\dull'> no pets
:!fir ~lliS mo Ca II 1\ \'h
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Irvine 3 144
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ct...,whr. lJhl. gar<1ge.
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li73 078:!
MESA HORTH
Vacanl i\pnl I Allr;H· J
BK, 2 Ha. hou:.c. lc•l 1 l'.1r
'rd. 01ct> trees & :.hr uh
i!t!rv. P . V. :.tone fr pk,
wood paneltng cu ... 1
llhUlll'rs. wcl bur ltH7
Concorcl St l>r1' l' I>>
$395. mu ,\gl. Gt!ori:c.·
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Brand n1·11. :1 bedrm
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IMMEDIATE days . 67~ 19'J7 eve:. By owner 1''\Jlly carpeted, prot
POSSESSION -------1 lndi.cpd 4 Bdrm home
l :.and 3 hedroom home~
1n J !{VINE . !\ear
~l·hoob. shopping and
l'ai;y access lo frt:Ww:ty:.
.and main streets . From
SJ.'i01mo Calltosee
RANCH REALTY
551-2000
MOVEIMMOW
I and~ bedroom Condos.
Near frl!t'way:., sl·huub
and :.hopptnj.!, From
S!75/mo Ca 11 to Sl'C
RAMCH REALTY
551-2000
Bnght & A1r:v Pool home. Near Crown Valley M:.all
JHr. l·'• b.1. frplc . Ava1la· on Ana Maria w1lh great
hie Apnl bl. S475/mCJ. open view and pnvacy
l'h 752 i8.t7 $575 per mo. Give us ·'
------• call
Willows •I Ur :.! Ila, x.lnl M A y Q C K
,1rca, nr :.chi, park, $395 1 o no·o"A' """
; .. )2·1307 cvs/wkrHls LAGUNA BEACH
3 Br 2 ll;i, I pk, rntry _!714) 494~214f!_
k1tch, hltns. dshwshr. nr Mission Viejo 326 7
park & schl, S.1!15. $150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
:.cc. no last mo. 751·2445 Rl•nt for Less Castille,
-l .lniversit y Park -3Br, 21la. Cam m~. patio.
3hr, 2ba, Pnncton Mdl frpk, btfl vu. 1525 sq!t;
Ideal location nr adult quiet. S350 mo. (213
pool S4!'itl By ownr. R2J 2791_) ------_
5.52-11875 Aliso Villa Condo. 3br,
Brand new Woodhndge 1 •,ba. :.attaehed j!,ar.
tnVINF. townhouse 3br '>b·t Nr pool. fresh pnl. avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::)2211 ..! Ill', J!.1r k11b, p..>l:. 2Blt, l Ba ••.... SJS0/395 Pr'· ;no5 m· 0 6:,3~5U..,' Apnl l S325. 830--0871 &
''BH,2"--.••• "A50/5!)(1 Ii"""'° ' 830.5750 Turtlcro1:k. 1 lllt ;?•' lt.1 01\ 1"cl' .. .,... J'9
E S1dl' charm ing wt•ll
kept hsl' on quiet cul 1fr
~ae Jbr. 21w. 'unroK1m,
r.,m rm w 1~1· hric•k
frplc. I hlk lo lilh St ::.11;:;
Ni':W HEACll llOUSE
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:J nn. 2 Ba ....... S.lfltl liOll !'l"hoob ="••ar corner or El Dor3do Hom., e-2602~ lh·ally K.l:I 14"'1° F s11n: ,J tu h111n1· flit 111 \, .t('.tnl 1 llH. 1 , lia. 3 llR, 2' z ba .•... S.'lOO '!'iflO \!\'alnul & '"ul\ .. r S375 Honachon. 3Ur. ~Ba. Cam ('I.E.\:-.; '.J flt . cl" 11111\\ II " ~ "'380 """ 9657 Hewport~och 3169 Span clnorl' <Juid SI d1N•t111111·.111 .._17:1 \~k IHR,283 ..••. $4651515 mo 714.559.4517 or~':"· ... mu.°"". o1
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WOl"ld's l(r('j{('"il \ l('Y. I Dana Point 3226 2 fir l'Onclo. ;acJult ( "":' For ,;e. 2 nr. 2 hj twnh:.r Sl?P· ('OZY ~~,r. A/C. 2 ba
Hav !:.land "'.it1•1 f1ont ----------1 •••• ••• pit•\, pool & r1•l' f.1nl Nr m Univ Park Ill. Close to Now only $325. • hornt>forlca'\' Slap trn .!llHapt nn1hlldrt·n.••••••••••••••• • llrookhur ... t ,.,,. ,\it.cm-. -.chl:.&park Cln&well Ten4:xll9t1~91Sml-ec•
Ii:'" IM1al l•·nni... 'h I 1111 l)tl1' '.)l'l.1 Uan;a 1'111111 1·:,1·lu"" e ~'100mo K-17 ·1illl:J decornlt.'<I. Wall con:.ider ~"•"'r c•ln~n 3 uR Al1'0 Bit, J b~1th-.. ::;1 ~'110 l'1•r )lar 111.1 \ ll'Y. I mi. .~"" "" n ,,
mo. yt>a rly lea .. ,• h ,.. 1 k Sharp. Tri 11'\l'I l"rpll' Sharp 2Hr. 2 c•ar ~ar:tJ!t'. 1 mo :.ub-lel to respon V1llj, u1r. pool pvlg ....
HlfMBOLI> in: \f.rV 3 Hr.:! '1 '0 h-1?•· l'<•r l.tv rm. tam rm. <1 hr:-. 2 q>L'>. rnc<I ycl. S:JJS mo party, or lonAer term li;c S:WOmo.837-0060
lnH·,tml'nl:. a.75 t~ ~I••• ba. New drp~ q>l. 1·v'1 ~;2 ;r.n:1 ofr'cl by owner. Avail ------
1,atao, h! tunl hu1·k ~d ·111/77. Call 559 573'1 or •
:1 Ur · "·' \11·'·' \ •·r<h· B 11 n :.. 1\, ,, i 1 :1 , 1 ~1 . 2 br cond11, I h,1, comm 752 6810 ..Wwport leach 3269
~t:.!.i si•;s,rnv 11;:11;um1 pool, rurport . l filill-1 't523C.otPU5Da·IRVINE --·••••••••••••••••••••••
mo cii3-i:!51 ITICI l'j II S-1\i ll:!iO
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('all for llt•t.111 ..
RoyMcCardle Arbor Cir. s:mo. n:v~· llrand new Twnh~e. Waterfront-Dock, 4 BR, 2
,\laturc tr('(.'s Jwaut11u1 Realtor 181 o Newport Walk 10 marina & l>ch""· 893-6571, l'Xl 210, l'Vi'.'> OPEN DAILY ~<..odlm?~t· Vact~nl. 2 f!~ Ua, frplc, new crpts.
lmrld1nl!'>tlc111 l~in:.nl -r--taM•sa 5487729 Sp;ffkhng:!,.,ty.3Br,212 1<97.4759 KA,M .T061',l\1 12 Ba,$:J.>omo.li44·SS6S, drps,bltns.$700 644-9932
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JU'>l •1Ut!>Hk rJllhrnok. Cone.Jo, Otl '1<'f>"i, uppt•r -...-> .. • b,1. l'pb., dr1>!>, lrpk. Rel' -------675·5"4R or752-BAAI>
Own<'r H'r\ flcxahlc on h.•.V. :.>l>r. 1lt•11, 2 h.1, rrr1k ----------1 fauhltl"• 1..,1. S.135 mo, Jllr, 2Ba, lg ycl, dog run, UNIVERSITY S -------
financ 111;.: ·n on'! rn.-. ... Su1wrh furn l'\l l'Jlto. {';111 l'al Ft.\ 193!11i7:!or palio w/l1rcp1!. i:ara~l' PARK Univ. ,P:irk 11;,. tipcr BLUFFSCONOOS
p1111t. 1111t l1111-i!rt•1•11 Nptllli. s;n,, :IHr.JMlin. Chnsll:11.:!71:; c.lr. rrnt & h.11•k, near clean; 3br. t:im.rm, I.eases star ting at S450
thi' 1!11"'t In' t'"'' m••nl "I' \\..ail :\l.1 \ l 111 ""' l 1 0 <'cl ' cl • ' 111 ;.: '1 r occan, S.'lllS mo 9fi3 IRH2 A/C, l::arth lone!., cu!·de· Month. Agent 644-1133 ----------11'11 rtun11 ~' On I} ~10 mo 1'..:i ,,11 ,,.1:1:.! v.,hr clr yr h1>ok 1111. H\' SToro 3232 2,3und 4heclroom homes :.ac, 1mmed nc•cup. <.:om-_ _
B h I :.;.;:: 1100 c.1111:;2 171KI p<arkm i.i \bo . .! Hr S29!l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 ODRM, Cl.i':AN ,\v;ul near ~hopping, school:., mun pool 21 Almond TIH:COVE eac ncome Or'l'.llllrnnt ( 11t1.1..:t· llor . v. ..... ml' (',1115.t!l·'i2ta'l Lakefrnnl Lk Forl'st bllns, dOSl' !:•. SC'hl & and freeways :1r1·ess Tree Lo S475. 1\40 7905 noatsh~ avail
,\I l<X'a\1011 tor rt!nl.11111 [ ~ lt~~~1·11~·tl :nail \pril I .lu11C' Ill. •------F:mtasl1l' \ l. I Br. :l B.1 . ~hop S.175. mo lll•8 J.IM From S425 /mo. C:.all for I Or 2 BR. condominium 1 nmc Two s<'p:.trjtt• ----......... -~lmn i;1:1 :ti:!:> 1 b 5 5 mformallon. Terrace, lmmar 3hr, 2ba, 10 exclusive bayfronl
homt..., on om· lot F.1n 2Br Spant~h ~ldl'. i'' H. cu prl\ :,.!I. 3 DH. 2 Ba. J:.!f, S.11!) RAMCHREALTY bltn!>. frpk, pool. Jae. l'Ommunity.Pool,beach,
lJ!.llC'tnt·nnH.•.Sl'l"f)n ~Unfurntsh~ .1rrhedrl'1llngs,li:lrplC'. TI0-02'i7 ____ mo ti75111~5or11350211 551•2000 A\a1I now S410/mo. sccunly S7SO
645 )47 A ~ISO mn 2'11 \1 a..:nnhu ext lb3\' 67J..6571 or640-00Ci6 SHERMAN ASSOC. • " ......-.:-.~~ ....................... OJWn !->.al 10 ,:,, t dll 1;?tJ ) Lake f''orest, super \ 1rw ___ _ .I FIXEAUPflEI ~ 3202 tn.1HI~ 3Hr 2ba. l".tlhetlral t·1·1I· Vacant & ~potlt•ss, 3Hr, RanchoS.J.38r 2 BaSan Woodbrid~c2Br20a.Dm 640-6500
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I 1. , .'_'I Near new 41Ut. 21-iba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·------• •nJ?s. att 2 l'.lr i.:ar. 1 ~1na. <;tl•ps lo Luis Rey, ~olf C'rse & Rm. upgrades. :.poc. TheDluffs·Townhouse. ~--n1'1..-dsTl.C Terms HKrt. TJU·:ttl.l 'l-'F~\'11·11.• CdmC'l cnl <".lq•rl. Weslm1nistcr !'ilall & lake vu S625.5·H-7<M_4 __ $395 55952.13 3Br, 2h ba, Back bay
71411;;1> ;,;17 :l HR,:~· . h.i Sli9:; "" ·1 Ar 2 Ba. rt>cl<·c. IJ!I' Cncd 5595 mo. RKR l>·U ti:J!f7 schh $3711 mo !lti3 t1377. TURnE ROCK view. s600 I mo. p h
Olt!'i2:!:.>CIHO S1''.\Vlt:w n :1rn \'u•y. y,1rcl Sltl\I' rcfrq.:, 962·2811A~l MODEL HOME 644·5226
E Side Units
1 ·\I.I. ,1 Wh1•lan 111•.ol
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walt'h your mon1·y 1:1 mv
1'1\l.L NOW
540-3666
Wltela11
REAL ESTATE
2-4 PLEXES
(,no,1t location tn II B
~1.1•1.soo ca. Pnn <inly
l'.lr more 1nfnrm.11111n
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SP AMISH
HILLTOP EST.ATE
S1111·L11·ula1 \ll·w to
on-.111 :!I J\cre .. maluu•
or;nal!"" .and .ivoc;u1o'o.
TOI' proclu(•l1on 111 warm
<,1•t·l1011, Vallcy Cl•nter
l'o·rananl•nt s pnnl(ler
.. ,.,h·m Custom built
s1•1·luch•d horn(• w /Ille
roof. oulbw lciltll(S & pool.
Famlly orc h ard,
l und'o<":IPC<l yard.
S 2 4 !I , o o o . T c r m s .
Conio1cler trade. (714 I
749 1r.!fil1.
LAND FOR RENT
('Mta Mesa, fertile land.
9.'>'<60". nower or Vt"l'(ela·
hie garden. S200 per mo .•
wtr mrl'd 2057 Tuslin
Ave 64!>-6496
J f\H :.' • 11,, 'i.11.'lll ,1,, l'h11drt>n uk. H<•r., $39:> Rcnl or lease Lake\ ll'W, d ..... 1 h Dttrf1eld I' ark home, ----------
1111; I \ \ ()'\ .1-;vs Wkncl., ;,.tR 12'1.• Mountain View 3Ur. 2 ha S!75. 2 Br, i:nr, kuls, l><'ll> 4 an 5 ~c room omes 1800 sq.ft. 3 beclrm, 2 Sea View, new 2 br, w/den
home w/pallo. Sl:-.tl. No 01\ Fc1• m Turtle Hock ancl Tur-baths. Wa:. ;i model & artJum. Pvt s treets, ;1 f1H,:?•: 11.t S700\to '-r I I t -"" 11 1111 I 0 II R k GI F' J,,\f.i.t: HlltE~T Nr:W :1 Hr :? Ila 11 C'. a-. mo '"° ' . · or M.11n H1•n1;ils, 5'10 s:n c at eon. rom Super home with nil the Tennis & comm pool.
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3234 Villa Pacific COfldo s~~;MgH1~ULTY :~e;:0~;~:~aec1w:~~8~~: ~~~~544~~~,j8 557 •
no pl'ls. :S.175 li42 2164. otn a ey 3 Bn. 11.• na . 11001. ten· SS 1-2000 deckm" t>lc. On neat cul· ----------1;)1 ;;,.i7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n1s, f:H'lnlt park. Nr de-sac :.trccl. Never Btn 4Br. Cam rm Condo,
----Attractive -tBr, 3lia. + elem. S('hl. walk to bch Yrly lse. s.iso mo. 4 llr 2 lived in. $575/mo. leasc. wlk to bch, tennis, pool.
1-:a!.lsi<ll' :S Bl(. fam-rm, l>ltn:., dshwshr, w /w Nl'w 11111 nt. crpl. S400. Ila, FP, 4S02 Wyngate. A1tent546.4141. rec facl, avail Apr. J.
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hltns. rdnJ? S350 + fee nr schls & shopping, flay -Woodbridge new 4 Br, 2~ 631·1304, 646·0781
('hni;ti:in fam only. No & Talbert S450 mo, + M!C l Br, unfurn Condo Pool. Turtle Rock. Lg 2sty, 4br , Ba, lndry rm, din rm, lge•----------
JW'ls 54tl·3"r3Gor5414-77'15 \714) 833-3500 Ext 2!1, Carport. $?25. No pets. 2hba. Bonus/fam rm, 3 ram rm, upgraded. $475 Jas mine C r eek, pvt.
days, 842·3612eve 96J..2077evs car gar. SS50. 833·9731 Jsc 54Hl399or 832-0092 comm. Guarded Gate. 2 Br house m court Newly -----, New 3 br, 2 ba or 2 br & tt523 C 1'\.. I 1lcrnr'd $280/mo Nn 2Story, 3 bedrm, 2 h.1. r, l& houses, II.kc new, Irvine Condo in Deerfield. LocJuno .. och 3248 den w/pool, jacuzzi, ten-AMPUSwa: ftV114E Pel'> 54H·6173 bonusroom.fpk,DW, $300·$275. Avail Apr. Spotless, 3Br . _2'h ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• nis. $800 mo. CaU
OPl-:N OAll.Y • S395/mo. 714:963-4569 1st/15th. 848-0l!OO fam rm, fplc, din rm, 2 Lease In Exclusive 3 Arch 644-4832. SJ\~. TO Ii I'M 1\fMAl 3 br, 2 ha. I~. yd. ~ ---c3r gar, Pvt pal10, hltns. !lay 3br 21'-ba F' fl vu 1----------
for children. R \' & boat Allractive 2Br. 2Ba. 2 car Open House Sal/Sun l 0-4 Quiel street, nr sch ls. Pvt· beh Ten'ni~. 'C:a1i Sharp 3Br. 2Ba. Lge yard.
llomes for rent In best i.tora(le Workshop. S425. ~ar twnhse. pool, w /w 180.U rreshwater Cr. Nr green belts & pool IlrokerRuthSnchareves Nr J?OIC course. $.52S mo.
areas, Nwpt, & C!'il, $2511 mo Avl. 1mmcd Dy~ cpb, AC. wshr/dryr. S.150 new. immac 3 Rr.hltns. $425/mo. Will consider 997.4051 , Southland As· M6. 548-0290 to SllSO per mo f>-111 2981 ti.t2 5200, eves· 673 4396 mo. (213) 433·8266 eve. cpto;, drp!I S~5 1147 152~ sh 0 rt t e r m r ent a I. ___ _ _ soc • 835-2012 Newport Hgts 3 Br. comp.
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most t>eounfut oportment
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559-5000
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plea!>dOl atm~phere, li.:t•
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1st. 2nd & 3rd T.D.'s
LO/\NS AVAILAIU.t-;
Credit oot 1mportan\
673 4883 llrOkl•r
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l'Teg test-avu1l wknds
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EXOTIC GIRLS
Massage & Model mg
Oulcall 542-3169/543·3250
~SEMILERS
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Gas lll':.tl & Cook tni? Pd
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962-6653
frpk,.. g,1rdt•n pallo:. SM/\LL l'ommt•ri:1al
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ltd rm-, I'' t li.11 h' ;111el Prom $75 mo 5-18 7249
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or slop by for frC'l' mfo
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LOANS BY2%
A.110 2nd TD Loans
1"a1re.,t Term~ ~ince 1~11:1
Satfftt MtCJ. Co.
LIMO.A & VICKI
OutcaHMonCIC)e
Few t~ Fvn of it!
3141C .... DriH
546·4741
(Acro~s t'rom
Orunge Co. /\1rporl)
Equal Oppor Emplo)•er
MOTET£LLER
tmper1al Bank hu a"
1mmed openlllg in our
Costa Mesa branch.
Must have note depart·
menl l'Xpertence. Wtll
work with bonds. ca:.hter
check'>. money orders.
commercial & ins tall
nwnt loans & be fam1lar
"'''h on line !>'stem:.
Contact Lcshc 0Trel're
(714! 835 0151 Minonh
uppltc:snb t:ncouraged le
apply
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mn 497 ·111 1 ,. I ., Ill' I I •
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p person l' 1110 For :in
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DAY OR WEEK
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Airport Offices
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GIFT GALLERY
N1•wport Bt'aC'h Want
.. .-tn c partner or m,1y bl.'
purchased. :\tr. Smith,
10·4 675-3080
642-2171 545-061 I
PRIVATE PARTY
Will pa) mon.• lor )Our
2nd ·1 I> b42 3573
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rrvrnc National Bank
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br. 2 br. 2 bath.
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employer. nr ju-it <,lart a
new busme11s al .1 frn1·
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answer 2 Br 2 ll;i. West
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th1<1 !\mash\ng 1&2 bdrm R cc e Pt I 0 n 11 er v .
upl rnmplt'x, with tennis personalh:nd phone cov
cou1l, dubhousl', pool, t d h JIH'tt771. 111tunn, t1unclt•ck ernge, mal 19P•to ' conference room,. under /.. l~aut1f11I l:ind~m1p1nl(. l(round prkf, Janllor1al
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peb 1 br 1275 2 Ur P2S SOJft:
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•12 Personal lea\ e days
per year
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Wed, March 23rd
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frplr, etc. Ca'lh fnr 1m
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c:ross1 nj!; over S5000.
p mo Pn 51 ~ clav \\Ct'k
l'r>l'l' 1ndurics 2 Pool
T;1bks Lillie food. low
1 l'nl Good term!< Tl MI':,
751 1400
•MEWPORT BEACH• :JRso 7700 ll.500 Sri fl UPllOLSTEHY S HOP.
:.pnnkll'red 12 Fl 11,C'r Sl'<' ad under doss 1600
heari doors. loading r-~ Coo1wr & Assoc
dork. ROH€RT NAT _5.16·l4R..J
tn:w Attn' $100 Lo:.l
Yl'llnw "'h1tc· l .. 1h pup
PY Ft•m :!Ulh \'1t· F1•d
l'll, C M lh-. 11:n -2270
I':\ 751 483li0
LOST Sm n•clcl rsh hrn n
{'h1hu;ih11a :I 13, \ll" 17\h
St lfah l'I l' '1 Ii I:! H5!1:l
LOST c;oltl Loop l'wr1 a·t!
l' ;tr r 1 n i.: ' t (' H a I h n <•
hlanll.on toth !Mi2 7!1!1:1
l..osl · Male· !-.111mt•sl' l'at
nr CM llas :-.kin l"t1ntl1
Iron ltl'Warit a.Ill tl5H3.
::Hll OJij.'J
SSO rll-:WA HD For Bl k
Tnm. :.lrJ\ l'd ~"' fi whC'n n ...... nr ~l·nt for sur
j!l'r}. boarll1'1l II II ;irea
nr \'ail Nl•wL1n<I Lg
Black Tom l11ml h•~s
lrnt lot''· 1111w &. 1·hcsl
"'ht lllk s11ot on rti.:ht
.. 11k• 111 ntl'-1' Sk 111 pro
hkm hlh hind quJrll·r-.
&. t<11I .1 1111 !'all rnlkll
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I.OST '\tan·.,. J!nlt1 II>
hran•lcl. 111111.1h (( II
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I l1hfl ('all :l.tlo iii7 .1 ... lo.
for SOC'
Found Long ha1rccl lJlat·k
c.il. l"n1•n1lly. v. f11•11 ,.,,1
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1\1 nnkhurst' Ellis, Fnt
VI\ Ca II !.lti2 ti32G
FOUND· ll<.•1gt Tt·rrn·r.
mall'. Vtl' St. Andn•ws
<.'hurd1 N II . li:ll 2!1HO
fi7:l 1172li
1..o:.t. 11~1 If moon f' ai mt
\'11· Corona lh ghlands
\' l' r \ l a m l' . t •• I k '
J{(•\\ .irrl f.7'.i 1H2fl
1"011nd Blo11dho1111cl
Ft•mah• l'up \\.t•Jnni.: 2
t·ol l:i rs \I is<o1on \, ll' JO.
.\lt1•1;1 Pk\H i\lontt·hl'llo
HJ() 1111
Fount!. mal1• Ii mn·s old,
DOI! ltlk \\ \\hi tht•sl
M a I m u I l' II r ., v I c
:'\ev.hupc & Westm. S /\
~0710
fOl NI> 'nJ?. ).!rl't·n t•yed
mal\• Tahh\ t'otl t'.m't
k1•1•p \11· So l..1i.:u11.1
1~r.1 ',! lllh
1. o s t ' 11 u n g m .ii 1•
S1amrs<• l>rl'lawl'd Vi<·
Newport 'l\•rr:it·t• Condos
on J 15 5-10 5151 e:-ct :177,
1>·12 17ti7
Found 1"l'mull'
Wc1maran1·r. rtcnll 'y
had pupe-. \IC .. :udid ofr
ramp un S D. Frwy
54ti 1788
Penonals 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Onnkinl! problem"
Call Akoht!t lll'lplrne
21 hrs a d :1\ 1\35 3>130
PREGNANT"
C;1r1 n1t conftdl'nllal
t·mms<'hng & r~h·rr11I
Ah11rl111n. urinpt1on &
kl•t•pmg
A !'CARE
•SHARON'S*
Ol1TCALl. l\f1\SS1\<i1':
499·1224
•KAREN'S*
OUTC/\LL MASSAGJt; TllE.~S. Kealtor. 7S2 50-H lnvntn.nt
Storacp -4550 Opportunity SO IS 6PM 2/\M 838 1780
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Smell hoot & lrnilers, rrn
tnl 11pncc. $1 00 pt'r fool
Limit lenl(th 22'. 18111
M1mrov1a /\ve. CM St'l'
MRt or ull 54A~ml7
fl'nc('d 70X~1· Int fnr rl'nl
lnC<>!4t:.1 Me11a
&16 S!IR.1
Double <iar11irc S60
Call 111 1
673·1'62
,
1110
INVESTM!MT
CAPITAL
W.AMTED
Hold Fr anchuw to So
C3 llf ror nc" Sea l-'nr.>d
lle.,laurant c11n11•pl.
100', succe!isful 111 ~
<'1th•" in last fl yr11. Nl'tll
$100.000 per unit. ~t>k1n.i
cMh (or up to 4.0' , or
rompany Call 1714 >
497 1004 or 1213) 598 0118
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCALL OMLY
631·3111
!Wdl! Who ne«i People 'nml .• what the
!DAILY PlL01'
8£BVIC£ DIRF.CroRY
10.ll•boi.ll!
'
atde. drt\'l.'r, t:omp,
l'ouner. l'll' tii3-11:11
*MASSAGE* OUTCALLMASS/\GE
•638-0034*
Social Clubs 5400 .........•....••.......
•THE AHS WER *
If you n• s111gl~ :ind llrcd
ul lh1• liar :-.t•1•11c..,, wt l'<tll
show ~ ou a "'a~ tu ml'l'l
atlt'a('tll t· & ;1<'1 ,, l' SHIJ.!le
Pl'Oplt· nl all aJ:l'S f:ist
Wc'vl.' ~ot lhl' an::.wl'r
:it Vidt!O\'icw. !l!J7-51<~1
Endoyment&
Preparation ......•................
M1rumum 6 months (''<
penence tn l'll·<·tron1c as
:.l'.'mbly and soldt·nni,:
knowled~e
Please apply al
PCC
BUSINESS
SYSTEMS
A Division of Pcrlct·
Computer Corporalton
17021 Von Karm:in
Santa Ana, California
An Equal
I 055 M. Main St,
Room 20 I Santa Ana
CALIFORNIA
1st BAHK
Equ:.il Opp Em pl yr m f •
BARMAWS Day, Nii.:tiC
& Relief Shifts. Call £or
appl ~8-7781.
lll'auty Opr E;.1rn rnm·1·
by rcnl 111.: s pacl.'. Ll•ad
lrll; Cd M salon. A:..k IOI
Jim,f>-14 732lnr 552 mM:I
BINDERY DEPT.
V::irious duties. M u!.l ue
able to llfl hca n· boxes. ~
day wk. Good· benl'f1ts.
S2 71 hr /\pply N :.illon:i I
System<; Corp., .t:Jlil
Birch St. N 8 !Near
0 C Airport) E.O.E 7005 Opportunity Emplo~cr ............................... __ ... _ ....... __ , .. _________ _ Schools &
lns~tion
MEN WOMEN
TRAIMFOR
BARTEMDIHG
TWO WEEK Ct.ASS
NATION wmt-: JOB
PL/\Cf:M ENT
1\SSISTA;-.;(' E
GOOD.JOI!
Boal Manufacturer -----------1 Pos1t1ons l''or ·
UPPOHTUNITI ES
AMERICAN
BARTENDERS
SCHOOL
1104 K 171h St.. SA
834-1960
Schools Coast To Cnasl
L.A . COLI.EGE OF
M/\SSAG E . Low <•o;o t
D:i) Eve-Sat Classes in
Santa Ana. 556-7171
GERMAN LESSONS
Call for info 833·9266
Cred('nl. teacher orrenni::
l'Xctltnl! sum ml'r prog
I ltstoncal em•tron rd
e'ploral1on . 548·i839,
&l2-(1.l70 -------
Jobs Wont~d. 7075 .......................
Mature Exec :.l'rlv to
house s it your home
<plants. pcl!'.J for 3-G
mos llcfs. 837·1!427
S P/\ CF. PL ,\ N N E ll .
speuf1er of t urnr~htnS?!>
for romm pr11J('C'h.
hospitals, b;inks. hotrb.
etc. /\vi. pt full time
631-0060
Help Want~d 7100 ...................•...
Accounting
PROJECT CONTROL
CLERK
ASSISTANT
To Of c Manager
lndf\'. to work m proV('r
ly mtinagl'm1•nl oft• T} p
Jn).! 50+, stJltSlll'lll t~ p in~. ltle bkkpng Xlnt
benefit paekaj!e. S;1lary
8800.
ltll~ ''i.., l KO.\ I r\'-i'-( >(I \1 l..,
Personnel Agency
3723 B1rC'h St . N . B
557-0045
100': Employrr
Retained
ASSIST.
CONTROLLER
CREDIT MGR
Report to VP of ftnann•
Allracl1\·l• .,,tlar} &
benefits. l0<·ated m the
An.the1m area Scncl n·
sume to 1\cl sso. U.111}
Pllol. P.O Uox l!>flO. C M
92626
Automoll\('
New Dl'lail Shop needs
hl'lp
Top wages 1>atd. l':nKtne
Steamer:.. eni: painters.
buffers & polisheri;, up
holsll'ry sham1>ooers,
check oul, pick-up & de
livery. A1>ply al
2059 Harbor Bl, CM
&lS-1030
•1\UTOMOTIVF.:•
• flOOKKEt:PER •
•ALSO PBX•
Molders
G~I Coot~rs
Grinders
& Bonders
Xlnl pay & fr111i:1·
ben1•ftls Applv al
C.:OJ!olJI lll.'(Tl'Jt ion
li 122 Dl'nan Ave. Irv
'7141556-3720
Equal Oppnr Employer
loot R•poimwn
Must have uttu11I JOb l'X·
~r in wall'rfronl boat
y;ml. mech elect & hull
repair on yachb lo tm'.
Rlarkic's Hoal Yard .
673 6834,
------~
BOATS
WILLARD IOAT CO.
ll200 Condor A\"('
1-'ountam Vallev
lmmed. Opening:..l''or
Exterior Carpenters
lntenor Carpenter:.
Touch-IJp
Grinder
Roller
Expenence Preferred
F.qual Oppor Emph>)er
BOOKKEEPER
1-\Jll charj!;c Full lime
/\meMcan Car Plan. Con-
tact lltch. l1ond. 751-8910
BOOl(KEEPER
f'ull charge for busy rOt\-
slruction co. io C .M .
Reply, stating education.
exper. & salary requirc-
mcnlll to ud no. 825, c lo
Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560,
Costa Mesa, Ca 92626
Opcnmg for mdiv e'<
ver 'd in computerized
/\ Payable cosl account
in.g Constr uction back-
ground pref'd.
X.lnt workmg cond, co
benefits, sal open. Vcrnl•---------
Trider Chevrolet. 215 So.
Euchd. Anah. Ask for
Max me 991-3100
Bo.>kkeeping
IMMEDIATE HEED
Call 644-3389
9AM 'til NOO"IJ
THE IRVIHE CO.
550 Newport Ctr Dr
Newport Bearh
.AUTOMOTIVE • lool&keebrs
BOOICKEEf'ER * Ac~~stru~!n
For new car dealers hip Experience llelpful Mr Mrln<'r, Alia s
Equal Oppor Em11loyer Chr} s ltr Pl> m o uth . AOllllRT HALF'•
,_546_ .• _9J.1 ___
1
account~·
A1cls Pa~ Hci:. Al·rt l'leasl'Call
Clt•1 k \\ 1 -:lnl IYIHllf.1 AVON <;ktll<; ros1t1on full of
v;irtl'ty 111 pleasant bu~) Ar-. You A 714 /835-4103
otrlce For phonl' In P.opleP..-sCMt7
trrvww, rontuct fo:, e rr so, you'll enJOY meet i----------• Sl1llson. 540 7650. Com ing peoplt while selhng
munlcation <;ompon1'nls world hi m ous A VON
t;orp 3000 Airway /\\'e · Products Good earn
CO!\ta Mesa_. ____ ...,.~ lnp. Fleiclble hn. Call
.Admln11trotln $40-7041 or Zenith 7· 1359 •
Ba bysitter need e d .
N1ture woman my hme. s dys wk. Mon Fti. Own
traMP 1:n 9630 afters.
Se<Ntary
Munklpul Services Dept
Sulary ninl{C $1135 to
$101$ pc-r mo. 3 Yr'l ex
µt•r. In pcrformin11 rull
run~c or scrrct11r1ul duuc~ lncludln.: minor Babysitter /Housekeel)4)t,
adminllllr•tlve task, 2 k1d11. wkdy11 Newpor1
Apply Peraonntl Dept, Refs Mr JI~~ 2000
City oC Laaun11. R.•uch. S.byaltter ne~lt-d ror s '~
505 Forc~'t Ave. r hon" ct.ya for 4yr & lyr old
494-1124 Final flltng dell' lr1)r home Own transp.
3f'IJm. MW't hive ref's. 493 7538
Cafeteria
Assistant f I
PART-T IMI':
Company cafeteria-
Dulles will Includ e
Cashier. Gen'I Set-up.
Gen 'l Cleaning. Hr \
8'308m ti) 3pm. ·
Appl)' In Prrsoh · •
BECKMAN
IMtrumtnh. Inc
Jambon•c-&Campu11 on lrv1ne
Equal Oppor Employer
,.
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tu,.t Ptan Rlt\dl 6: o l·atltn••· O•W u r rt" CVM,. ••OtH> •
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.,.; Tu.tll C-tlt C..Crwtw "'cntl 9\'• claan up
..,........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPKCIALIZINC; In all at _....,
·-•••••••••• • ••• ••••• <. ~M !::NT WOKK I>,_. remod hn1 11 )'rl ---tt1by•1Uan~ 1't".1r south t-'rt't' ut1mQtr11 I.ti." tn 111rH. All ~Ol'k iiuiar Gccau., ~fcff t~t Pl,.t.J Hel• avull,1 hondt"fl W IH2() !M211314 •••••••••••••••••••••••
hit: M7 ~ HANDYMAN (;u~nlr~.
PATIOS WAI.KS Bedric.. •l•rlrtt•jl, vlu1ub1111t
Ccr,-..t.r l'IUlhP8 c_,m t-nl Co Lil' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 91\M tol!I P \1 IW7 Z71t7
••••••••••••••••••••••• &. Bondlld t-'or t'bl ,.,,11 ELECTIUC1\L SY.kVICE
(.' 11 I 1 l' ll ,. .._I 11 ti 1• n t 1:-,1 ~1 ult 6 pm or i Ii CALLS n5 hr, & SMALL C ui'.110111 Add ition~. rt· (\ir~nler Palin «v1•;, um JOUSSt21S23J modeltnl(. luml~caplllJ.t . l'Oflcre le work. \\Ulks & tfot·ks. fl'nn·s. s hch'l''I, ,.__,,__,..,. R
MO\'l!liG fr llAl 1.1~'-'•
11n)·th1n1t. an)"' her~
ull .tn) umt• l!tJ i!:>l~
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WMI 11 RJ-:,\l.f.Y l't.1-::,\N fht' Hot u( Strn<H •'.
HOlJSt;? <'all lim!lhJm l)ti)rnd11bl~ 0 111 n ·rranb
t;1rl Ftl'l' t'~b. i;.1:; $1Zi Kt-fert·m·l'-. !ltl3 62W
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JOBS&TEXTUltfo: rC'~~t·I. 1-h~~. ~.ml iob:. Frtt f.At 893 M3lt wt lrnnH ~l·2 12tl .1rt:;
·idd ons I'll' Hl'fs free ~~•or oors pullos. t'rotl' est . call • · · • ••••• •••••••••••• ••• • •• •••• • •• •• •• • ••• •• • •••• • Vlnce CuJdwelJ. 7S9-021J t'~t 673·~ PUT A ltOOM OVER
YOUR GARAGE
Ltnoleum, no wax. l'OV
mg, & repair :.ub flour
Kef:. & ltl· 4118 2711 &
b61·04~6
Trff Ser•"-P.\INTING & l'AHl'ET ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pt:Tt-:RS PAl:'<ITING
t'O "W~ 00 IT AL11" Newpor,l) Bu ,Y T ;i'IC ~'Cpr ll, R t>~s Rates Pl:;•hMJ
!053561 ,~· St-nil'.-1'roresMonlll ln tree 1-.st. Call Ge,ne ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......................
&ntcc c·alh & :.mull JOb'
onlv l.11.' L'ontr 1\ll ~o• k i.eu~r. !162 KJH
Carpet Senic~ .•••....•••........••..
• <"<il'Jll'l :\I an v.111 la\ ~•lur-.
11r mine ltq>Jtt ' ,'<:
dt-.in111~ tuo' 1:u.1r v.or11
at l11i.:l!t:r ~·" tng,,. 1-'1 t'"l
1.15 Jl~lfi
r Jrpct \'1"' I 1'1 Jiit''
.._Jfr, ln-.LJll lt"1•·111 '
Gd Prices 545-3837
E\ct'llt•nl IHI\~,\ '>l·f'\'lt't'
Hoom ,\ddtltons, llou:.e.,,
,\µartmcnt. <..:ommen 1JI
For frt•e t:'>l t'all 6Jl·30b.J GardenlfMJ
Plan~ and hnancani: • ••• ••• •• ••• ••• • • • • • • • •
Jv111lablc Liarderung by J.tlJlllll'W.
h.l!n ~\hrcnl>eri; IXOY E ma1nl . dl',1nup. trim
lhll Shl'rb,1u1rf mtni: rn.'l' C'>l !lt.8 3-ll!ti
Lll'l'n:.cd l~ Uonlit'll
l.a nd11c11p111K. removl'
trt.'l'b, plumbini:. con ·
crete, dean up Jo.! ~nd
55751111
111\t\UY~l.\N
.\pts & hom(':.. r('u,nhl
CJll Robert !i:ll lli25
Grodlnq •••••••••••••••••••••••
I El' :\I J \H\'IS
\clcltl '· H1mll i:. hr" I! 5
l'h !Hi:• :J:.!IJll. l.11 Jl";;,fi
R~halill• E~pr J,ipant.''l' Sluploudt-r ·'um tru1·k Gardl'Ol'r }frJ,.,Ollahlt· u P
Hl•m111ld:. ,\cld1t10n.,
l'Jlto < \ 1' I\. Ul'l'I..:. i\n~
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'1•"-•· 111.: 1kmo t.'ll' 751 :J'.J:IU
l;,\tWE~IMi !-.EH\ ICt-. ~:~,•••••••••••••••• l'LE.\:'\ I I'S
tomt• T.l'l · Prl'p1.rat1on •• ., '"•u R0 m o\··•I• lr1 n1m1n1• .>.N.\MJO 10', Orf Wllh lhb ad. " u • ' l-IOUSECLE/\NI NG " 111 )our hume 1:1) Jppt µrunini:. f'l'l' l''I J.11 rl
Our' Hus1nc'>' l'all 7~bl40 1"1.'TERIOH EXTR Puint· Plumb1n1. W11ltr &tr\, 1-\ill)IOliU!f'd M:!C!ti:!I
Jaruce:. Rag~cdy 1\nn.. mi:. l'.:xpr'd hrgh quality leak:., bathroom end
al tii5 6553 Insulation ~or I. Supt'r reds rate:. Reas 832 2468
••••••• • ••••••••••••••• H7~ 3181 John ---
:\1 arn"s :\l ard-. Xlnl l'rofl•.,.,ionalh blO'>'ll 10 ~ HOMESAV~RS. Plumh hou:.0t:l'll'.111111~ lall doll)uur,,l'ltµrhl'' Lil EXCL\'TP,\1:-.0Tl:'llG mg&lleallnj!. Frl'l'l'.,l
!'>-15 IM-»lor:..l;; o;lQ'.1 3l!>olll 11011,11•11 !Jl;J !JS lb lntr& l'.:\tr Rea'> $10 hr Honei.l & rdtJhll'
1-'ret: l':.t ~-:!iOb FHEO :.er. tee B of A. M.,tn;hJ.!
L00l l'l.ESCl.F \\.I~<;
l ll•antni: v. 1th l' \I< I·
Vard & i'aul;1 h:ll 11!11.1
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1'1rt.>pl,1<t'' l'l.1111 .. 1 ...
llrick l'onl'rt•ll• l'i1l111
lllol k \\alb lllllJ I'll:-.
f!d, 1-~'h h llo l~lfi I
~7 0383 or 751 3150 P\l~Tl~G lntr 'f.xtr
lh-a::.nnJbk, dt.'pendablc Roofhtq
F,.,. 1· t-:. I C .J II J a> ••••••••••••• • •••• • •• • •
b-15 i!H;.'i Repair:. Ltl' & m:. All
t} J>t':. Free t-i.l W a It
C.all a nytime ~11 5930
Chul·k !> Trte S" 1',11111'
''"' l'' tn rrnwd l hrnn1-d µru11t•d llnlO\ltl
;Hlj 'I:!~ JI :;
l ':.t' Lhl' I ail~ l'tllll
"Fa~l HtSult" -.en 1ct'
dm•rtor). ' our
I' 111·' 111 , '"'~' rul ttun Sl-:Lt. idle 1l1•m:. v.1lh a John :'>tu 11111~ & !,1111
D.111\ 1'1lol ( 'la~!'ilftt'll \rl .>IX ·17NU ..ill li
Hl•:,\.">U:"<ABLI-: 1il5 lJ!47 lluultn.:~mO\tn.l:.l'lt•Jnup
S7 1up rn't.'\\ ork lk.i::..
Wunt 1\ll I ll'lp'' Ii I:! 5ti7M fa:.t, fret• ••st~:! 15!.17
I rn rn .11· u I al l' l'l l-.1 11111 i.:
llou~t'~. .1 pt-.. lio:J 1'
Sall:. J.!Uilr C.tll 1wv.'
tii3-77'i6
Want ,\d lll•..,ulh
F111tl "'hat \OU want 111
l>cJcly Pilot l'1.i-.-.1fll'd~
Pa111t .im Btlrm"' 2 coat:. ~H+p;i°1nl Bt'am l'Cll
tn~:.. t'lo~.:t..., xtr:.i Roger
lfl.\ 1201
1-'lnd v. hat you v. ant 111
Ua1ly Pilot Clal>l>lf1ed:.
'l'r\ 1u• 1· our
:>l.lt'Ctalty
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Pl~as~ submit resume
in confidenc~ to: Anna
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9AM 'til NOU~
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550 Newport Ctr Ur
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LEGAL SECRET ARY
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ty lo Personnel Or11t
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Ste L Cm,\.1 Me.,u. !12621;
DRIVERS
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NEED HELP"
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EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
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Salary 11100+
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557°004$
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CHALLENGING
OPPORTUNITIES
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LampWorbrs
Glass Blowers
Gloss &t9ravers
De monstrators
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.:rand nPl•nin.: nl nur t•\
ntin>i tll'W i:ralls <"l'll
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for nealt\\' 10111\ 1rl11JI~
tnll•reslcd 111 !'-11111 mr•r
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one of the I a~h>sl i:rn~
mR amuscmi-nt parks tn
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nt.'t.'<.I appl~~ K Wci.l 9371
Kramer Ave .•
Wcstm1nstcr. !714 I
893 6593.
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I.th' c·0<1ktni: &. 1·Jrt' ol 3 Females& :\11nont1es
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CLERK t1YPISTS
13) Posiltnn'>
S696 Per Month
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PROCESSOR
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NEED
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TRAINEES
Mach Oprs
Assemblers
Inventory
Packagers
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NOTICE
hftw Daily Piiot Closs·
ll1t>d lld!I di,plO)' thC'lr
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15 wks & mc.>et tnrome
ll'\'clS Apply on forms
provided by th<' City to
Personnel Dept., Hoom
:nl. CttY Hall
77 Fair Dri •e
17141556-5350
F.qual Oppor f·:mployl'r
$1.62 per DAY
Thal ·s ALL you p11y
for a
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In the
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
OPPOJtTUHITY
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u..~c result·iiettmi: Daily
Pilot Cluss1f1l"d t\ds to
reach the Orange <.:oa!-.l
market
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Phone 642 567R
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7100 H .. W caatird 7100
Skilled Craftspeople
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77 Farlr Dri.,.
1714, 556-5350
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Qua.Un«! Hopetu11
ln lhe DAILY PIUYl'
JIEL.r WANTED ADS
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merchant•. Jo1e'<1ble hr~
Need cur , late typ111i.:
547.3095,
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f o r h oust>C'lcun1ng
i.erv1c·e. car net·, I' /lime
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Laundromat .\~s1::.tant
673-1690, 675 OJ3.I
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ASSISTANT
For physa·wn 111
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per in all phLlSt..'s 111
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KEYPUNCH
SECRET ARIES
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Call 540-4455
Equal Oppor Employl.'r
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t-:\Cs M1dn1ght to ti
Wl.nd~ 3 30 midnight
Bay\11.'V. Ma nor 6-12 3505
Orj!ani:.l t\ccompamst,
1-'ir~t Chun·h of ltl.'li~iou:.
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1'.irk1ng <.:u needs ag
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:-.u11t•n 1sur 1n Orani:e
C11u11ty Mr C1ln11 <21J)
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To QPC"rllle and sNv1r1• u
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Total t'opy :,y1itcm. m
eluding t-lectro ~laltt•
copter and rotary :,ortcr
attachment
UA&.UTAn
Opening for ? he'd r ral
t'!!tlDll' -.ah.•:lptoopl~ m a n
oHlce with 21 yl'an~ l'XP
~reallot1 Aidt'. I' lime
18 or old er Wk d11) •
2 SPM, Sc-nd rr~umt' or
lett<'r M lntrodul'llun tu
<~irl11 t'luh, I t70 T(•mplc·
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M a 11 y r I! re r r a ts .i 11 d 1•
walk aru; Hroker puy~ JIJ
advert1s111i;. Top c·om
m1:.s1on <.:.All Utll
l.Jthl!nmyl'r for 111
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Newport Blvd CM
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l nclu d t''I moderat e
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833-9887
Applicants
may phone
few appointment
(714) 768-2010
BURROUGHS
CORPORATION
25725 Jeronimo
Mission Viejo
CA, 92675
f>.'6 J928' t'H'Sti73 4!'>77
RECEPTIONIST
c\llrar t l\c. 1ncr HI. fur
lll::ALTll SP.\ Wc v.111
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l'asy fun job :-1r. liec,
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Toro Rd , f':J :.l to "'l'lt'asing l'ht•m• l\lan
Jcrommu ltd ' Smtih lo ncr" for bU'>\ ol<• Ill S .\
Lo:. Alt:.o:. Hd 1 1:; wpm Tvp1ni.: ('all t'un· trol <:un•l'r Emplo) me11t
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RECEPTIONIST
1\ Ptnl: 50. I ~ r l!l'tt I oil'
l''C)Jl'r Co111I nppur
Sal.try $600
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RELATIONS
ASSISTANT
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morwy you rll't'tl h\' 'I'll
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propnalt' tand1datl' will !).II 210.1
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,ume tn<'lucltnt: ,al.in <.ill !'>1!12:.!l:I
hislory lo
THE IRVIHE CO.
:->50 Ne\\ port <'Ir Ur
Nl.'wport He.ich
Equal Oppor Emplo)t'r
Hc:.lauranl
CANO'S
Mexican Seafood
Restaurant
Opening Soon
In Newport Beach
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COOKS&
KITCHEN HELP
Apply In l't·r .. on I"
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224 I W . Coast Hwy
Newport Beach
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SECrtETARY WANT ~D
SECRET ARY TRAINEE p lime work. no exiwr
f'.:.,now <'n in S J\ :.el.'k!> n1c'l·essary Lite typing
11l'lJll 111111ded pcn.on 892 tl ll or963 2391
v.hosl.' happy per:.unaltly
1.111 handle bu.,y phone~ Servtct' Sta Atte ndant,
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n ·v.ard1ng bu::.111ess or Apply A1n> ~talion, 17th
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Secretaries
VOLT
TEfVIPOAARV GE.RVICfiS
3848 Campus D rive
546-4741
t •\cros:-Frunt
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dunt. i!>.per d UJy &
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ply. Shl.'11 Station. 17th &
lnmc.NB
SewlrKJ Mach. Opn
Expt'ncnl'l.'d. Tmmcd
open mg:, Ca II 5·10 3684
ShlppirKJ Assistant
l<l-'<JUtred for sm. Marint·
Ell·1·trontc Mfgr Guod
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Newpor t l\l u r 1nc
Enganccr111,:!, 897 W . Hilh
St N B 54~ 2622
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STOCK CLERK
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cru1:.1ng & run No lies
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no 81!7 c: <J Ua1ly P 1l11l.
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Mes.i, Ca 92ti2ti
SYSTEM DESIGNER
9i 50 per hr 2 yrs l'Ollegc & ~ )l':Jl'S l'Xpr n et".
Den•hm dl·~1gn drngs lur
m 1· l' h a s !> l' m b I y o f
caml·ra supPorl cqu11-1
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ma rant• stc.i m cogint's
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ho1ftor tock & 1-nu"'lcdgc
of Frt•nt·h & Gi:rman.
Work w engr rrum notes
J\nowledge of math, de
~1gn & prod prjc:lll'l''
Shop a:.st.'mbly of riro·
lot} pcs & pJrt lime to
t r a i n over s ea::.
mechani cs. Apply
t'mpl<>) m1•nt dr\ dop-
mcnt ckpl Call !'>58·-154~
tor dtrl.'c:lt0n:-.. t\d p aid
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SR.PAYROLL
CLERK
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MEMORIES
INC
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MOLD MAKER
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Schnell Corp.
l7 I 41898-66l I
MOTEL MAIDS
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SOCIAL S Jo:RVICl-:
HOUSE
PARENTS
The Urunge County
l.k.•pt ot Menl.il lll•allh
11,,, an opt•ntng h>r ht>uM·
parents 111 llw soulhl•rn
portwn or Orangl' Coun
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COUNTY
OFORAHGE
PERSONNEL DEPT.
625 N Ho,.., St
Sanla Ana. C";1 !rJ701
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lapt• rndr's cll':.1r, nut
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trlJI shoot bread brd :. &
protot ype•-. Wall b id
bread hrd:. & v. ire wrap,
draw !.c:hemulll'l> & w1rc-
ll'SS
X.LNT FHINGE BNVrs
ODECTICS, IHC.
1859 So. '.\lanc:hesln
Analw1m. Ca !!2802
ti11)750·2111
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MF
TELl':PJI O'IE SAL BS
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for new mutlwr & 2 ) 1
old I.tic housekt·<·runi.:.
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.area Hers. 926 1270.
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HEW ACCOUNTS REP
Exper'd onh Must ty111·
60 WP M. 'ory .1t·c·ural1·
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_personnel
agency
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General A1·n11111t 111g
Plant Supv ~I KK -+
PHONE SALES
l'hnn1· SJl1·' p1·opl1•.
m.tll· or f1·m,1I<' 111 to 1;,,
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1401 Dov!' St. Slf' !'>50
Ne" port Bc:·a<·h. (.'a 921)6()
'71418.13 8450 {').( 13
PURCHASING
Buyer Trainee
BS '\l·counttng
J:; Yl·nr.., Ac:dnl! t''P POOL REPAIRMAN * * * • * E'<per d preferrably
1-:lt•l"I rontt 111mpnn1•nt
m«n11t llrm 'l't'ks tndl\
v. pun·ha,tnl! rkpt ,.,
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t•xpt'<11tini.:. ;ind former
buyinl? t?'CJ'lt'r lle'>irahll-
ST ACOSWITCH IHC
1139 Bakl!r co. ... 1,1 \ll''J
549-3041 w tools & tru< k 546 Of''6l ~ales En~mrer to S21K Equal Oppor . Emplm1•r
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mcc:ham c:al and 1111 ""m H.ip WClftt~ 7100 HMp Wonted 7100
1>uter pcriph.•I tqu1p ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mcnt. Local r1rm f•rf'fl·r
l<'chnical dl'l!l t't'
* * * * * Stafrinl! for loC'.tl rmn
.S&L ex per. pref 'cl Sa l·
arles depend on ex1wr.
-Comm'l loan pro1•es-.or
-Loan rcp rescnlat1vc
-Loan packagt'r
l 2 Years e\p<'rtt'nt"l'
-tnsurance Clerk
Loan Ser v1cf's
-Deneft rial & l>cmands
Procc.,sor
Need (2), l i'"llA. 1 \' \
***** Sccretanal, A<'rnunlinit
Recept & Gen ' I Of c J ohs
./\lso Av:ulahh•
ALLAIOVE
JOISFUPAID
Call fnr appomlml.'nl
2192 Martm, Irvine>
NURSES
RN's $60-$66 Staff
~Private Duty
LVH'1 $42 Staff
$46 Privett Duty
Afd.1 $34 Staff
$35 Priva~ Duty
Servinit All Oranl{c Co
Working hours & days
of Your Choice
Mal·Pract1cc Ins rteq'd
Group lnsura ncP A ''ail.
WESTCLIFF
MwM1R-,l1try
UU'1 Westc:11rr Dr
Ste212. Nt wpnrt H(!ach
631.0610, 752-9111
Ofc Hrs Son·Sat 9 S
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PERSONNEL RECRUITER
A m edium-sized interna t ional
e nginee ring a nd c ons truction
company located in Orange County
has an immediate need for an
experienced Personnel Supervisor
to coordinate all r ec ruiting
activities.
The successful candidate must be
degreed and h ave five or more
ye ars o f h e a vy r ec rui t in g
e xperience with an engineering or
construction firm. Additional areas
of r es pons ibil it y in c lude the
a dminis tration o f e x p atriate
compensation programs, personnel
policy development and EEO. This
position reports directly to the
Manager. Employee Relations.
We offer competitive salaries,
excellent fringe benefits and a
challenging career. Qua lified
applicants should s ubmit their
resume and salary requirements in
confidence to:
Cla11lfled Ad #119
c/o Dolly Pilot
PO lox I 560, Cos to Mna. Calf.
92626
An t.o:qunl Opportunity Employt'r
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C:.i 11i;1~1 ~itri
c;o00 w11rk 'i.: rnnd & paid ll.''l'S & LVN S ;111 'hill"
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Corp \lrs. Wtll !179 t10llO t'oll\ llo."'p . <'.q>t,.lt ann
lkh l!lh .. 1~:
What ., Your Trade •
S1 62 per l><•~
That'' hlll<' to pay
for Jn ad m the UaJI} l'tlot
St>n tn• l>lrt•t11>n-that l'Jll
e5labb!>h your pri>fr.,,mnal
1dcnt1l v For mun· tn
formauon t"all i;.12 .Ji>iH
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l'\pcr rcq ti Full 11nw
Top pay. l llma11 S•11b.
ll029th St. '1 IHi7~1 li'lill
S.\Lf-,!-. Jtl'.1.1'
LADIES WI' \It
Sal Sun :\Ion f•I.! •1 ix11
Hftp Wonted 71 00 Help Wanted 71 00 .•.•.••.••....................................
RESTAURANT
MANAGERS
Your experience is worth more to
u s! S tr aw H a t R es taur a n t
Cor por ation 1s n ow accepting
applications for m ales and fe males
w i th r estaura nt manage m e nt
experience
If selected. you will receive 5 weeks
of orientation and training at full
salary. Upon successful completion
you will be assigned to one of our
Southern California locations.
We off er a good s tarting salary.
attra ctive b e n e fit pack age,
including paid vacations, life and
medical insurance, stock purchase
program and profit s haring.
rr you arc career-oriented. enJOY
working with people a nd have
r es taurant management
experience, your future is with us.
For a ppointment call 213-378-8284 on
Monday only between 10 am and 6
pm. Ask ror Larry Speaks. If unable
to call ~end res ume in confidence
to:
Straw Hat
Rutaurc:m C orporaff°"
A"""'-: Larry Speab
6400 Vllagt ....... .,. hblln. CA t456'
affirmative a ction employer
male and f emaJe
tt·t \l~W~ hi :\1,1ri·l1 ,!;,
hlv.11 12 .lpm :!II) l11'.1d1
St I.rig lkh
SALES SECRET ARY
Blisy ru~l fHl<'l'tl 111f11·1•
(;1rl Fr1tl.1y I\ pt• npct
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prior salt•' 11llHI' l"\
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Burroughs Corp-ECO
" SEAMSTRESS
Home prnd11C'l ton "'"'
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m<H'htnt• l'X 1ir. uni\
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C all 644-3389
!JA.\I 'lal Noott
THE IRVIHE CO.
;,~>II :'llt•wpnrt Cir Dr
:'\l'V. J)l1rl lleat'h
Eq11;il llppor Employ('r
Secretary
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SECRETARY
l'1•ro.;11n.1hk i.:mwl nl I 11·r
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Jk'rsn11 1101 \JttLttl St."''
SEA\lSTHE.SS
mm1m11m I )<'.II 1·.xpf'1
... ev.ing sa1h l\ltt.,l lw
qual1tv 1·1insl·tn1t'i 111
Ill\ 1du.tl for I lang t:l1d1•r
S:11I Work For appl <'.tll
.Susan WtC'j.!and , li'l l IK1:!
1>011 I rlrnp the ball' I :1·t
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R.N.'s and L.V.N.'s
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
at
LOS ALAMITOS
GENERAL HO SPIT AL
• J 113 ~ <1cut~ QPneral hospital
• ?4 ho1ir ER w1lh phvs1c1an on rlutv
• aoorovod CE provider for RNS t VNS
• conttnuous lnsorvace Ectucalton
• IParn1ng center lor c;ludP.nts from use. CSULA CSULB. occ. CYPRESS J.C
• fully nccrnd1tod by JCAH. mAmbf>r
o f CHA UHA Hoi1P1tal Council of
Southnrn Callforn•B
3751 Kat(tlla Av._..
Los Alandto1, Calif. 90720
1213) StS.1311 17 I 4t 126-6400
lot• ea,. 15 Our Trad1110"
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Help Wanted 71 OOH~p Wanted 7100 . ..............••..•...•.•..•.•......••...•..•
SALES MAMA GER: The
n:.il ion 's 10th la r gest r et ail er is
looking for someone in the Orange
County area to a ccept a rapid de-
velopment program leading to Dis-
trict Sales Manager. The person we
seek should ha vc 3-5 y rs . ex -
per ience in haring, training and
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maho~. armehrs.
Wrought iron ~lass top
breakfast set + 6 chrs .
220 A)><'eo coffee ll'lach,
nl'ar new. Call 6·16-4071
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PC<'an tbl, 4 cane back
rhri. & glass front rhina
c·ahcnct Also Mahogany
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matching coffee tnbloa.
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many exlrH. Xlnt 21hape flam~. tleader• & nl.!w runi. l>ltol\11
$&00. Call 900-SUJS aft. ;ur shock" Movana. mu11t 7SI 5004 .>ltl !l:M>:!
6 00 ~II 962-11239 TJll(RAI) U 'ClllTCRR a
'76 Yamaha RSIOO Street '66 Ponuac Convcn. Xlnt
bike Only t.000 m1. Mu:.l cond. Pwr. Jlr, Sl90Q
sell ms otr. 536-2990 646·9066, 194 S20J
'71 BSA 500. low m1leaj!t:'.
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VW-PORSCHE
San Juan Capt))lrano
837-4800 493-4511
1976 DATSUN
Short~ Pickwp
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S<in Juan Cap1stn11w
831·1375 493-3375
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Comer of Pomona le 17th Bt., Coata Mesa
645-2200
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12' Fiberglass Au~traltan 71 350 D ig !lorn, f'5 l714) 531·8830 ::aft 6 or 64 F d P-k-
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FREE Appraisal
Groth Chnrol•t
18211 Beach Blvd.
H1mJ.ington Beac·h
Lido 14 113R7A w /lrlr. xlnl
cond. 2 paddles. 4 pre·
servers $1400. afl 6pm
536·03.18.
bait $.175. ~9·379J Clean, clec brks. $.500. Ph 548·4613 75 Chevy Luv Pkup, s hell,
'71 Suiuk1 CCl 400 dirt cassette s tereo, $3000
hake. New eng. shocks & Trvl Tri~· Fully ~C · PP. 646-8163
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197S Self-cont. 21','. air
com!. TV antenna. full
bath, equalizer h1lch , 6
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20072 Redwood Ln. H.B.
968-12.80
brks, ste reo, s h ell
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cust. int. clean. Xlnt
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Volkswagon. SSO 74 Luv, 32,000, A.C., mags, ALL MODELS
642-3379 ro llbar, shell, many---------
VW ENGINES xtras. S28SO. 07S.'J42S W'E
USED· REBUILT '67 Dats un PU. rebuilt MEED Der Buggy Shop 530-6940 engine purrs like a kit
TIRES FOR SALE! ten. $1000. 83l·023_s __ CLEAN
Ono 0 ·78-14. Goodyear·4 '73 Ford 'h ton PirkuJ>. vs US&OHOCWARS
ply•l.lke new. Two automaUc. fad. sur. P /S .
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Brand Mew '77
HONDA Cars
MAMY
To Choose From!
UNIVERSITY
Oldsmobile
Hondo Cars • GMC
Trucks
28.50 Harhor Bl\'cl
CO!lla Mesa 5·1U 9"40
•111 '°' srwc&Al "72" DATSUH 1200
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280SEDAM
$170.84 mo.
{.{'asc• this oulRlamhng
'i3 2HO Sedan for $170.84
plus I ax & Lie 36mo
CapS84!15 inc SSOO <'llP
r<'d. B U$5J40, OA C.
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280S&DAM
$178.98 mo.
Lea~c this '74 280 Sedan
Wllh less than 27m miles
JGmo for $178.98mo plus
tox & he. Cnp$11900 tnl'
SIOOO cap rt'tl Bll$534U
0/\C (6991.10 I
'74 280 SEO $9495
Dk rod , elCl' sunr(
<S46KGR >
'73 4SOSE.L $12,49 S
M el. R l t.1t". leath er
(848.JF{))
'74 450 SIL $11,495
Met bei"e. elec sunrr
( 116003120.28325 )
t13 450 SI $I 0,995
Like new. must aec!
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2131921·8588 714/"3 7250
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OF IMPORTS
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OF IMPORTS
LEASE NEW
MERCEDES
Wilh Sunroof
280 SEDAN
$197.76/mo.
$13.105 Cap Cost $8197 36
mo:. Bu> Back Ser No.
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AUTHORIZtD
5n rx1.ooo m1 1·~1 \\arr
Wi1h '77 MGB purchasl·
Choose one of our 27
I~·a:-.!'1 Huy pion.,
Part:. Ucpt. OpC'11 Sat.
'76 MGB Hoads ll'r,
A:\1 'f'M RlCr. Tape derk
Only 8300 mi's Shurp &
better thnn nt•w. $5200
499·26.50. aft 6pm ----
MERCEDF'.S DEALER '70 MGB GT C'omplett'l:v
68r.2Manche!'ter, overhauled l'n1t. nrw
Buena Park clutch grt buc l)' $27011
523-7250 8-ih i2.l3. 545.3547
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nl·w P' l ply. SI -4 ,SOU
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'75-240D M~rcedes
B~nL $8500.
Ca 11 83>1 llJHli
'70 2RO SL C pe J\ulo.
i\:'11 F:\1 rarttn, new
l\11chel111-.. l>ulh tops, xlnl
cond 5 12,Suu Ph .
673 :l301
'i:l :\-ll'n'l'dl's Bent .. 2!30 SI-:
I 5. Xlnl cond. :\ladni)!hl
blue. "hrl{' lt?alh. all op~
lion!> 64.lKIO m1. S"rv hv
thl' hook Slfl,900 firm.
Ca II 646-9503
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'70 Opttl GT Xlnt cond.
New lrntt. Sl·IOO C'nll
wkdys n1 41M I 7:!1 ·1009
wknd:,
Porsche 9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 P orsC'hc !II IS, air,
snr f. K11n1, hrn. P JI.
S14.200 or as~rn l sc .
675·9SSS
'70 91.i Por~chl' J\pp grp
J\~1 1 1"\1 , SJ HIO Eves.
586·686U
'71 PorsCh{' 914 <M conrl,
'68 MB 250SE Sed. mu st SC'll, h sl nfr
Arr. wmdow lifts. rac110, 536·997'l afl Ii nr "'kndci.
\lint conrl. 79.500 m1 s
~I (.'all644 52'JI
'72 MB 2110SE 4 5. '1 <h
Sedan. xlnt cond. ~OU
1>44.5530 -------
Avtos, Us•d
1976 911S. Sliver coup{',
clec ~unroo f . air,
tu-.,ette 1apc, J\\1 /FM,
new tires, must sell.
$15,900 RJJ 3993
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72 Toyota <.:orona. 2 dr,
auto trans, AM /F:\1
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OF OUR
Pre-Owned Car Selections
'76 SEVILLES
4 t o choose from.
Clolh or leather
Choice of colors Fully
eau 1pped. (666RXHJ.
As low as
$10,700
'75 COUPE deVILLE
Galloway Green Frre·
mist tan leather cov·
ered seats. cruise con·
trol. 1111 wheel AM/FM
slereo l 608PHLl
$75'5
t7l CPE deVILLE
Sparkling Ermine
Wh ite w 1lh B lacls
Cabriolel Top. 60/40
owr seat. cruise
control (991 MCE)
$4595
'76 C .. VY MAUIU
Naber<> Company car.
Low miles• Auto trans.
fact a•r cond • padded
vinyl too (644NXMl
$4195
'76 ELDO COUPE
Innsbruck Blue. white
Cabriolet 100. cruise
control . AM /FM
stereo. (0176831)
$9695
'75 CPE deVILLE
Elegance 1n Black
LacQuer. match1nq
Cabriolet Too. full pwr
lttt wheel stereo radio.
etc (471MCG)
$699$
'71 CPI ct.VILLE
Copper Flrem1st with
white top, & matching
inter ior, full pwr .
cru i se control.
(358GYR)
$42'5
'75 PIUGIOT 504
G L. Sedan. Sunroof.
auto trans. feel. air
cond . AM/FM stereo
radio (029NJY)
$4191
'75 FLTWD IRGHM
Sable Black with black
d over clolh 1nf!'rior
Fully ea u1pper:I
(173MCF)
$8795
'74 ELDO COUPE
Ma uve Fire m1<>t
Lacauer w i th white
Cabriolet lop Totally
eQU•PoOO (07QKGEI
$5995
'76 CAMARO
Auto trans. stereo,
radio, tact air. Low
miles• (561NLG)
$4995
'74 T·llRD
Low mtlesr AM/FM
s tereo radio. 60/40
pwr seat. tilt wheel.
etc. (853LGAl
S419S
All cart •ubled to e>r1or aale
( Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd., Colla Mesa (714') S4Q..9100 ..
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TOYOTAs
Buy or Lease
•HEW COLORS
*HEW MODELS
Huge Savings on ALL re·
mai.cing new 76s &
Demos.
The Beller Bargain
MARQUIS TO Y OT A
MISSION VIEJO
8l..L-l8,~9~~l?l.Q
1973 TOYOTA
CELICA
4 s pee d, mag whC>cls &
very sharp! Cl3811QV l.
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ftl,_ OUl COIT ,. Tt. pol ... AMI.., U491 u cou1ar, RJK air, :YJ-hrrur)' Mar9••• °"'"' .... AM/I'll, Lo mJ. vw..• ci.--l 'lflllP\ F\lltr a.Geel, I •OUOWWll *I "9 I'll I• ma man MYOUIS TOYOTA dis: .,fu,..q,_ N1Ja1u•ld.,....Jll ---·* 1 61 I-Cl OltMM 'I __ ftll IUDIONV1EJO ...__ ttl O .,_,,... I VWVt-t:-v -J ---••1-1210 •• ,..,,._•• •• ,..,., (bl, -C9'Y
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(01JU!U)
COKOLLA-4 Dr W•1on
(()ti2S96)
GORONA..SfU Coupe
(0041ll7)
IULUXPICKUP
(036198)
IULUX PICKUP
(033549)
IULUX PICKUP
(032614)
HILUX PICKUP
(039212)
HILUX PICKUP
(033375)
JULUXPlCKUP
(():i690l)
HILUX PICKUP
((}44682)
LANDCRUISER
l lurdtop-(229494)
J.ANDCRUISEll
Wagon· (062982 I
MARQUIS TOY OT A
MISSION VIEJO
831-2880 495-1210
"' Nl1 fllr. AA IP .11: '66 VW JA • · • • "72 lkildr Eat.Me Waaon. ·a Cornlr ('Oft mlbl•, tuna J(OOd, muat Mii &ll&oalaUe. aean. .. ._ 'Ill 8-.q 18lHYX ..•. Sb77 51,000 ml. xla\ eond, fair d1a~. new Llru, otr. rMoasD s:m 142-t'llJ
Want to ..,...n con·
vat. Wall pay ~ to low
blue bOolt+S:ZOO-i'J'S.3731
'73SUPER BU!TLE, xlnt
cond. o ew radiala,
AM/FM, $1910 ..... 1171.
8.17·'734
'68 Karmann Ghia,
Corvair powered, $1500.
or otter. 549.2520
'71 VW Super Bug. Orig
ownr. Xlnt cood, new mg, 10,000 ml. $2100/bst
dr. 64().1191
'6'rVW Camper
Good cond. 645·8100
Super clean 1971 VW
custom camper · loaded!
Call to see 673·2608
'bl Ghio 5011 .• , ••• $777 many JLLraa. e.40·4141 '750. ld·UDZ
1235&. iU COUfar. 1upcr deaan. 'nVWoir819'4 .. S1077 ~ ft25 AMIP'll stereo. air, gd
'66 Gnio 3138 . • • • St 177 •• Spel RJY. hrf body. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'Otld. U.550 $41j.~ tr de -9237
71 VWo24FYl. •• $1177 chnn, Im. lbw. Many ,s Cordoba, xtu rlc>aan. 905 a · · -·----•
Vans & Campers xtru. Owaer" since 18. lo:.ided w /xtus. M ue1t Doclp , •• '73 Mercury MonleJ:o M X, ..::.:..=...:.:....:.._...;_ ___ _
19 to cboose. most with $700/olr.8G-4719. see. 31,000 mi, will i.al'. ••••••••••••0•G·-1 ; .. :.. • 4 dr, auto traoa,_a1r, _PS, '73 Gold .Duster, 8 eyl,
air stereo bubble• pop ""'° Buick RJviera alr $5375. Pvt pty. 545-4688 tt74 DO ~ PB, nr new M1chehn1;, Afr. p /S, Alr, low mi.
' ....,.. • • -318 £naine. 36,000 mile:>. vinyl top, xlnt cond. For kbll. 12750, Ml-4314 ~· . AM /P'M •tereo. new vin 75 COl.DOIA PIS P/B, AM /FM Tape. qutck u le . $1600 or..=:::..:=..:..:~..;:.;____;_;__ 71 Bus oir 131 0 .. · • $!977 top, good cond. Best ol· Green, la ndu u top. CR, 0SupeT' Interior, High highest. 64().68112 • 6 9 PI y m 0 U th
'7 1 (mp-'371HNJ •. $2277 fer.6'4-5465 beautiful car. (834MXA> back seats, New palot. 9952 lelvedere 6 '71 PopTop3610 .. $2377 CodlllllC 9915 $4895. Fiarea and Mags. Sharp Must.lg •
72Cmpr702C()I •. $2577 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Van! Call 642·9006 or •••••••••••··~········:1 cylinder. stick
. -~ S41H987GREG '74MustangGbia. PB/PS, -L.1.A lo mil 72 Bus oir 485 I .... S2977 1973 CADILLAC ~"' A!C stereo. Perr cood. ......., W eoge,
Fwy close, call for direc· ELDORADO ~till CHARGER SE $2200. Ph 640·11SOcves I cleanl 549 .. 9995
tions. CONVERTIBLE _ --..-72 good cond. $1645 5,.1 2164 FUiiy loaded, low miles & ~or 675~ • 1965 Ford Mustang. 1 _or __ ;;a_· _____ _ d · · 13631 tia•bof B•.o, Catoen G<o-e $:100 immaculate con 1u on. 63623>3 • , Id PS PB C ll S46-1544 'Pontiac 9965
(llBPEN ). Continental 70 Polaratrgo i • xlnt a ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
SADDLEIACK 993o ~c.d~b1l000t 962an~.,~~1g, '66 Mustang. Runs x:l~t. 25 '76Firebird Esprit, white, V AWY IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• con " . u.r.v mpg, 3 spd stick. l<'M fl A/C, p /S, p 1 B. p 1W.
831-2040495-4949 74COHTIHEMTAL '70 Challenger, holleys, lracttstereo. Fast . d eun AM/FM stereo, Hallyc '65 BUG, 58.000 miles, ---------COUPE. Fully loadc(l & turbos, AC, PS, aulo, &. durabll' 289 hp eng. whls, 10,900 m1, lk new. '66 VW Squarebal'k, sun· perfect mech cond, '76 El Dorado, w /or in superbconditwn! Will ~.645-7762 Sl350.Ph642-7ll09 P/PgetUngSev11lc.~OO.
roof. new disc brks, mslr needs nu body or make without car phone, xlnt trade. {437LGS>. over wholesale hlue.
cylinder & clutch. $700. Dune Buggy, $450. cond.Bestoffer.642·M02 SADDLEBACK '64 Dart GT. 2·dr, 6 c·yl, '65 Mustang Hardtop, 289 Wkdays, 752-7601 or
645-7930 548·5241 VALLEY IMPORTS automatic, rebuilt eng, air. auto, disc brks. wkodsSS9-480S ...::..:::_..:...:_ ______ , '73 Cpe DeVille. Many
831
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2040 495•4949 engine. 645-9486 $700. 549·3209
Triumph 9767 '71 BUG, orig. owner, new 75 Sclroeco, s i Iver. x tr as. •Int eo n d · , G d . t
0
Grand PriJt. 70, 65,000 mi, l . lean sharp' Bl aupunkt AM /FM. u7001bst ofr. 835·1100 ,73 Mak IV Good cond '68CoronetStn.
1
Wlgn. Nekw 70 ran e, air, sere • · P!BSW one owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ires' c • . . "" r to Va to apprec rur, '
un 5327 Tape $3 800 645 2922 "'··ys · · trans new e ec wor • au , .... see · ed ~= I 974 TRIUMPH Sl600. _,,.. · • · · ..,.. While on white. Loaded. new heads. Runs good. 644-9726 or 541·5131 Never damag · ~vvv.
• 54c 8335 S46-1420wkdys. SPITFIRE '68 Bus. Runs xlnt '70Sqrbck. Auto, air, FM, '68 El Dorado, fully $.5295. Pvt ~ ty. .,. ssoo. Call 548·ti257 or '72 Mustang,
8
cyl, auto,..:..:..:......:.::..:. _ _..::. ___ _ With radio. Low miles· $1050. 673·1363 good pnt & eng. Sl49S or loaded, $1400/best offer. _days. 675-9568 eves. ..:.642:..=..·635.::.:..:..::...1 ______ 76 GR.AH PRIX
982 7~no 642 1779 p /S, p /B. 52375. th · 1 runs strong. (440LEG ). ofr. • .,..., · Continental 67. 2 dr, runs Ford 9940 548.5479 Auto, air, lea er, l1 t
Sale Priced-$2875. HEW•USED ,74 coupe DV. Loaded good, sac, $450. list ofr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• whl. elec. wind, seals.
MIRACLE MAZDA VW'S Volvo 9772 w/xtras, lo mil. Xlnt 644·0107 •75 Granada .tdr, air, Oldsmobile 9955 cruise ~ontrol, stereo, 8
•••••••••••••••••• 3-0058 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trk, landau top, door 21SOllarborBlvd.,C.M. Over 125 ••••• cond.714/67 '73Mark1V.Loaded.New S3495. or o ffer. ore 19750LD>S locks, rallye whls. 64
S-
57oo '77 VOLVO '62 Cad F l eetwood tires. Low mileage, well 523·2033,E~('·751·4303_! CUTLASS <282.PHJ)$.5995.
1970 Spitfire. Radials. IH STOCK Classic~ Int perf, reblt mamtain~ 2nd car. Pvt '76 Gran Tor1110. a ir. P /S. FUii power & tilt wheel.
stereo, nu top, xlnt. $l2SO H.-d to find Brand MW with all the eng, g reat car. S650. ply. 55500 or bsl ofr. Ph P /B. Sharp! $3,!J~. Pvt .J.45JlLP.liJ . .....,.. .~··-.{~., ~7..31&6.i·,., --.., ~ -.-"'°•It th.-~fattdarct<·~~-.;;y ~'1.!L -'· .. ~OS'l --pt)'.m-~-.. --·-SmePncid=S.sS9
TRIUMPH lffms thcit you would ·m Cad convt. Runs pcrr. '73 Cont. l owner , 2, dr. ~7-l Must II. A/C s27!Js MIRACLE MAIDA
1974 CJ!i! .. __. (1081901. Nds paint. $1595. Cull xlnt cond. All pwr $4400 •70 Ranchero, A c :SI 7!J5 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. TR6 WITHAM e......,..... 646-&S79. Call btwn llH, 673 .. 1462 Bth lo mi. G75·7285 645·5700 13631 ~"a.r.seno-e A clean car with AM /FM r ,1/ /l _ $ 1600 Q
& the miles are right. '()O(,fu'<'2f"
1
!,._y7CC. 6 Cad '72 Eldo, loaded· 9932 '67 Galaxic V·6, auto, orig. ·72 Cutlass Supreme Cpe. ·m Catalina. Reblt eng,
{331(10). 71SOO Westmfnater Blvd. 72,000 mi, new tir~s. CorYette owner. 411,000 m1. Vt.>ry (414EOL) Xlnt con d. trans & r·end, nds frnt
Sale l'ricecl-$41 SO Welltmlnster l9J..7~51 $3850. Or trade late Sta ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean. Top cond. S450. New batt & tires. Air, end work. 64&-1450. $4(>9.
Sale Pr.ked-S2 525
MIRACLE MAI DA
21SOHarbor Hhtf . C.M.
645-5700 MIR "'CLE MAZDA Plus Tax & License Wgn, 673-0811 CORVETTES 833-1127 auto, $2,000. 642-0982 . . "' '70 VW Bug. great cond, :_ ______ ...::=.:::.:...::~:..;._-----1 ·75 Formula Fireb1rd 350.
2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. AM /FM cadio. nu paint, MARQUIS MOTORS '76 De Ville. de Elegancl' MUST SELL TlltS WKND '70 Olds 442. 455CI. Hurst Perf cond, all xtras. •
645-5700 Sl.500/bst ofr. 752-5770 MISSION VIEJO under 12,000 mi, custom CHOICE OF 15 75 Elite, dark red. w I TI{ 400. Xtras. Runs xlnt. 6Jl·3388or644-4839 •.i. 1971TOYOTA 831•2880495•1210 interior. loaded. $9,500. 1977 whtte t o p . AM /FM C lean. Must sel l , ~ COROLLA COUPE 1970Triumph GT 6+ ·~ VW Squareback. auto. _________ 1 714·631·3133 1961 THRU stereo, p /W, p /seats, $1200/ofr. 968·0804 '68 Firebird 327 eng Hurst. ·l
4 speed. radio. hl';.ilc•r & $990 640-706~ fuel injeeted, 4,000 mi on ORANGE COUNTY 4 speeds &Automatics will sell at low Bluebook. , Auto, Mags, Must sell I ·
vinyl lop (873CHO 1 Ttus V-'ks 9770 new cnl(, perfect com1, VOLVO '72 SDV, blue & whl. Xlnl OrancJe County's 64.2-0095 Must sell!! 71 Olds Delta this weekend. S900 ::
"" wogen s1200. 496·9129 cond. $2850. L-.r'lest & fin~st 88, strong car. $985. 536-1567 ~ week • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EXCL USI v EL y VOL VO _...:c:.::a:::ll...:644..:_-4234:__a_rt_s..:._p_m_ -~ • 7 4 T 0 rl n 0 E It l c . L 0 496.3686 ~
ONLY SI 195 1973 VWCAMPER 74 Das her, s unroof. LargestVolvoDealer l I S~ection rruleage, crse cntrl, Pwr Pinto 9957 '73 Firebird, while. MARQUISTOYOTA i :,peed stereo radio & AM /FM, tape dec k, inOrangeCounty! '73EIDoradoCpwit1ful EZFINANCING seats, 8 track, m:rny w/vinyl top, R&H, PS,
MISSIONVIE.JO fuil ca~pcr equipment. $3100. BUYorLEASE equip. Ex. cond. PP. WELEASE more extras. $3800. •••••••••••••••••••C•••• PB, dlx int, xlnt cond. ·~
83 1·2880 495· I 210 Own c.r d r 1 v e n · 631·3696 DIRECT s.5.200. 963·7433 CORVETTES 642·262.5 74 Pinto Wgn 2300C • 4 639·1101 or 897·2170 aft ~
I th t & -...-...-..,,...,,..,,....~l'ft:':.li Cad. 76. s~eville. 18,000 mi. HOW.A.RD Chevrolet spd, rack, air. AM /FM 6PM , • •. immacu ate r uou •Wanted \'an for Exec .u.~--,·~·~ -Do &Q I St t Warton '67 Ford Country. c·a~s lomi,$2600.968·8036 ..::...:..::. ______ _ 'i i Corolla . Autorna li<•
i\:\1 1 F:\I 8 trk. CB, Sled
hlld r;1d1alc;. bst ol r, I
ownr. 968·3138
w 1 .. w m1k;1gC'. (251802). rental, I to3 mos. ~·,·~· 11.:f T SI0,000. Loaded. P\•l Ply. ve ORuTaaBE'rAeCeHs Glcond & appe arance. 1 J '71 Pontiac, 60,000 mi. <~
MUST SEE!!! 642-6233• • • 644·1452 NEWP ~ Owner. $'750. 548-59!18 '73 Pinto. xlnt cond. Sl750 needs body work. Call r?
M.ARQ_ ~IS TOYOTA .72 vw BUS. body & tires 76 El Dorado Convert. All 833-0555 l ownC'r. 642·1Ci75 or 499.2284; <-
MISSION VIEJO x.lnt. Nels eog. rebuild . 2025 S Manchester black, 11.000 mi, nice. '74Corvette. Brn. AM/FM ·~~2~~~;ri;~~k~~~~:i~i .:.&t.2:.:' ::.'.;...7.::...17....:8 ______ , ,73 FIREBIRD. Esprit. 1 ~
'iO Toyota C.:orona ·ldr. 831 ·2880 495-1210 $2000. 962·4180 Anaheim 750-201.1 $14,000. 752·6870 T·Top, Air, 37,000 mi. cond. Bstoffer. 586·5996 '71 Pinto. runs good, nds owner . 29,500 mi, air, " auto, new mlr, truns. &1 ----------1 . .=:..:.:..:...:..:.::_:_:..::..:. ____ , 000 · $'7,100afl6pm640-5667 · &bod k $650 stereo, pcrf cond. $3650. ,.•:
Radia ls . $1350/bst ofr. 1973 VW Bus. xlnt cond. Must sell '86 VW. Good '75 Volvo 164E. Copper, '73 El _Dorado. 4_6._ m1, ...:..:..:..:.:.:....:...:_:___ ____ '71 TORINO Squire Sta ~;,;~~0.499~7~~r . . Days !197·1Ci22, eves :"f
675·0211 _ newtlres,$3200.Afl5pm cond,reblt.rece1pt,S8!lS. auto, AM /FM tape. Myw1fekeptt~ismmmteorvette'6.1SplitWindow Wgn. Xlnt. cond. llas M
4
·48.12 ~;.
S d I S"J 962·15711. Make ofr. 495-41117 833· 1845 eve. 752-5444 cond. A wtutc ..., vnyl to~ Coup~. 300H P. au to · everythin ~. He st ofr. 1972 RUNABOUT , •i spd, •
'70Corona ·<'an.·.,, --days overcreambody.Hurry. Leather inter. Fully good cond, Sl.45 0. '75 Pont Grand Prix LJ. ~ g d co nd . P v t l>l~ 'ti8 l'o p·Top t·ampH. '67Sqrbck.Xlnlcond,orig ·· Call644-2436or963·6702 loaded. Mu s t s ell. _4:.:9:...5·;:..599~5------968-7438 Loaded ror luxury. Call ... :
S970tbst.Ph!l68·U70l R('blt mtr. Ocpendahle ownr. <LBN-132) Pvt. 1800 ES Sp~wgn, A /C, 13 C 0ev·u Copper Phone : Mr. Willis . Uncoln 9945 Jimat675·0644
1972TOYOTA SliOO Ph lii3·1~. Pty.673-7178 stereo. lo m1, xlnt cond. pe_ 1 e. 642.4352 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Runabout, super ...:.::.:.:....::.:....:._:_ ____ _
838.2941or547-4448 fire mist. Snrf. ste~eo. . '66 Lincoln Convertible. 4 clean, 43K mi, 1 owner. Tllunderbird 9970 CORON.A 2 DOOR 'fifi \'W Raja. Cute, h.rancl ·m VW Sqrbck. crse cont. 40,000 mt. 1 '75 Corvette. Wht w /blk Dr. full pwr. Mint cond. $1500. 962-7844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic radio m·w ~mo)O(de\lce.Comp Auto.x:lntcond. '75164E.38.000mi.Auto, ownr. l ike new . leathe r int. 4spcl, all . •
61
1''-Blnl.fullpwr&air.
heater air ro~d & lighl f hlt. Sl200 Ple ase call 675·14.5lor642·5544 air. leather, AM /FM $4500./ofr. 751-7278 possible x:lras incl'd. Ong uphol. rww C'vl'r · 73 Pinto Squire Wagon, ""'"'orbstoffer. · . 8 \ t:c;ther nef 3 30, fi Ui !M·14 S6 so 645 7388 2 2 :rthlng. $5250. 646 752· 7591 t 8 track xlnt ....,.,., blueextenor \0281 J., r ----'72VWBus Camper.Elec cas11 .. 4. . . C-•o 9917 b75·5216or557·'06 htwn9·5pm.Marty, ~~~ct.a~ or be;t .ofr. 960-2520 . ,_
\,
exceptionally good c.ir a t 191~ llui:. Lo miles. \Int re!rig. TV. sink. radials. '73 1800 ES Sprt Wgn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 CORVETTE _..:..__ 648·7805 v-9974 OHLY$1795 throug hout. W75 l'J ll rblteng,S:HS0.551-2493 Widowmustsell.Lomi,72 Cam aro, P /S, P /8,
963
.5246 'HM;.irklV.Fullyloaded. -~-COSTA MESA 497 31% "real cond. Xlras. auto, 350. air, tape, 40.000 mi Ong ownr. '71> Wgn . PS. PJl. air, ••••••••••••d~···~··•••• .-; " '70 VW Bus. ~·tnch'I" xlnt. "' 1007KXZ ) 4!'12 9606 -'71 Vega ru 10 air new "~ J Pnced below mkt value mags,631·2852. $2795 * •75 Corvette · ~ · · J\i\1 /FM rad1n, crse co .. ~ . · • • ' ~ DATSUN ·70 VW Pop top camper. looks clean, s tee\ibltd 1 549 4955 1 1
~"so
752
_
5086
tires, xlnt cond, $89.>. W t h Ila Xlnt Cond bit '"" for quick sa e. · or S A Blue met. 350 VR, PS. PB, Maven.ck 9947 x n ·"""" · ..--752.~,660 .,.,,. .c llARBOR l'l.\'t > es P a · • · rad1ab. new re ""'' """0590 '67 Camaro auto P C
""""'·' '· ti evs •"'7' ·" ' ' ' ' PW. AC, AM /FM stereo, I t ...:..:=--~------540.L4 I 0 540-021 3 Many xtras. Must se · 642 1085 _:.._ ___ _..;:; ____ , orig ownr, needs work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Pinto Wal(on, x n ...
11
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B ofr. 675-3198. Autos, UHd ~-644.5887 T·top, ajustable tel strl'r· , cond, clean. Sl9W tlr best Have ~<?methrng ~o sc . t~) Corona < :oo<I c·on• I
S90() hs t 111 r ---------'70 \W Bug. Great c·ond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing, low mi. Pvt ply. 72 Gral>bcr. ~/H. A/C. offer.8Jl-02JS Class1f1edads do1twcll. '74 THIHG R & 11 , bei1o1e color, p,., ~al 9901 1973 Camaro LT. Air, 833-8673 auto. yeHow, 34,000 m1 , ..::.:..:..:.:..:...:.::.:....::. ______ ,
Z4M, SlSOO, fi3l·0913 pty $1295 S.W·lOS~ ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••• AM/FM, many xtra.s . u 9800 Like new. I Owner. $1000. Autos Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800
--'---'------i C_.16 .. 2•0795 * Must sell. Bst ofr. ~111 Avtos, ,-,ew 673-81}t7 ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Autos, Us~d Autos, Un d Autos. Used * a ,. a c cept below rel I. •••••••••••••••••••••••1;;••••••••llfll!~IP"'!
Ca II 84li 1:,;,.1
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 494-1811 ' 496-057.t.
This is the
1st place look vou should
fOr a used car. ..
1972 FORD 1975 FORD
TOttlHO 4 OR. SIOAH ""1'0 IUMAIOUT
VA "'ulom-.ftl"" .... , conf110l")n1n1J " \M)VWt'f' A·H~•t'C-f'ldlo ~. W'' "" n,._. wtMM 1t•&r•no ••G&F fG> 'O••" 11otec:t '11• 6 ...... 1n1e1ior. lff•lVFI
s1295 s2375
1974 OLDS 1971 CHIVY
CU'TLASS COUf'E 'IJ TOM "CIUf'
Vq IUlnmitllc loM •Ir oo'YI n-,.,."1\Q Wllll S11£LL• VII tu!!'lmOlllc 1,)()1 ••• oo~ ,.,,.,._,, "•ttter w/\IW llff'tt v;,,vt roof A t1ntflM"9 '""IO ....,,., a°"' Cl-~ 1MM9HI o••H 1e•G1<E"''
s2475 s2795
1975 FORD 1976 FORD MUST ANG COUf'E MAYBICk COUH
VA •tft""'"''e riw:t ,..,. eon.-. '""d1,,, he.tt9f. 9 Cvl. 9111~ 11(1 .., -ttdlO. ""'"· wir, ;w 11,_., A uni~ l)l!JH r 1&8MP'N• °"" "MfMO. .,,.,.. llr" ~ "'*" -.. 17~1~1(\
$2688 53188
197. CHRYSLER 1971 POID
COttDOU. TOtllMO WA•OM
V" '11r·~lf' f*1 iii• '"'"fi l•:\tl'\N lnt.-11r.r
"tJ'HOOf Wlt 1W tif9il tJltf..., fRr>tt fyll D0Wtw &
11 000 ,.,,,,.. !l30NOEI v~ "'''"""'I~ "°°"" 11r -'°""" a -· "~"9 '"411,'LIJCl
s5999 s1495 ;
'76 Camaro, PS, PB, auto,
350. air, s tereo tape.
~1~_:29~8.·~15~85:..::_~~--
67 CA MARO, new brakes,
maj!s, see lo appreciate
$975 firm. 640-7742 art * $499 & up * ..::.5:....:PM..:._ ____ ,
'67 Nova Wa~on
<TYWS.l.5 ) $499
'6."> Pontiac Wagon
<PA.K270) $499
'63VWBug
CJSD932) $499
'61 Thunderbird
(FW J088 I $599
'66 Comet Sedan
<TRS731 > S599
'59 Tntemational Truck
( F67053) $699 '69 Plymouth Sedan
<YEU656J S699
'66 Buick Sedan
<RSL738) $799
'67 Datsun Wagon
<VSB613) $199
'65 Lincoln Sedan
(703KZJ) S899
'69 Olda Sedan
<719ABS> S999
'1)7 Cadillac Sedan
1920BSW) $1099
'69 Pontrnc Wagon
(636PCU > $1099
'67 Lincoln Sedan
( UTC114 > 11199
'69 Buick Riviera
{YSE771> $1299
'72Caprl
<ll6RFB> $1699
'71 VW Pop Top
ct.vrolet 99 2 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1973CHEVY
MALIBU 350
Automatic, air cond. &
vinyl top. Super sharp.
<43SGMK). s• Priced-$2295
MIRACLE MAZDA
21.SOHarbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700
Absoulutely immaculate!
'77 Caprice Classic,
loaded. 6,000 Mi. Exec.
left Co. Must sell or
transfer lease. Days,
549-99'23 ask for Kim.
'82 Nova Convert. Orig.
top & finish . Stick.
$800/bSt ofr. ~1·5.549
1974 IMPALA, loaded and
clean. Sell or trade for
land, T /D's. m ini motor
home, t railer or w hat
have you. 494-4825
'71 Monte Carlo. Xlrlt
co n d. Orig o wnr.
$1750 /ofr . 546·9222 or
49'7·:Wl
CG2083) S::ZS9D 'a> Nova, Sport Cpe lo m i.
........ C ttOI Top 1hape. 1995 B/O.
"""' 492· 7182 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..=:....:.::..=.------
1974 AMC '74 Monte Carlo, fully
equipped, m ust u lt,
HOR ... ET have new company car.
" PP. 129"15. 675·7946 Sportabout station ---------w11on~. Three to chooee "M Chev. Impala 4·dr. 327
• from. Air conditlonln t, enf. Good transport&· root rark, power steer· Uon. 1295. 645-9'86
Inf. economical 258 CID 6·C)'cllnder entlnea . '75 Mon,,a 2+2. V8 enJ ·
Maintained by the Dallf. PS I P B , • I r co n •
Ptlot fiHt 1ara1e alaf , AM 1rM lltr4'o, tape
Priced rt;flt at Sl,795. deck, lo mt. 551·5?28 aft a.
ll,185 and Sl.99S. See In '7S Impala. ' Dr aedan. 0.111 PUot parkln1 lot, Batoft.
330 We.t Bay St., Cotta &Sl·3N3 M••• or call IQ-4321 for ___ ..;::;.:....;:;...;.: __ _
tMrt inrorH'aUon. Mic 'ti N a, 17,500 mJ, xlnl
for Rlck or 0.C.ar In the con P /8, P /B, tnuat
ft•aata•t. ..u. 50. US.Ult
BRAND NEW
1977 BUICK
REGAL COUPE
Fully eQulpped with automatic
trans.. power steering & brakes.
air conditioning. radio. heater.
steel belted radial WSW trres.
Cahf. smog & bumper equipment.
etc (Stock No 7363)
(Ser. 4J57C7Z132245)
(Ser. 4J57C7Z134159) s5477
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SALES!
SERVICE! LEASING!
You Can Believe In
OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK
2925 HARBOR BLVD. 979-2500
ForelCJft Aid!
OPa TO TliE RESCUE
~
NEED SSOO
CASH TODAY?
A II YOU have to di> i-;
purcha!>e a new 1976 Opel &
Bauer Moton will give you a
check for SSOO CASH! Larae
seleetlon; choice of colors; 4
speeds & automatics; air
conditioning, AM /FM radio,
radial w/s /w tires are a ll
available.
FOR COMPLITI!
DITAILS, CALL
USTODAYHI
BRAND NEW
1977 BUICK
RIVIERA COUPE
Full power, air cond .• landau top,
1111 wheel. crulae control,
AM/FM stereo. power split seat &
loaded with all of tt.e luxury
extras. (Ser. No. 486536)
s7777
12 OTHERS
IN STOCK
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FINANCING
0.A.C.
2 YEAR or
24.000 MILE
SERVICE
POLICY
M AV AILAllE OM
OST USS> CAltS
FINAL
SPORTS
LOCAL
WANT ADS
WHAT IN Tl1E WORLD
IS THAT?
THAT 'S A 6REAT IDEA .. l1D LIKE TO
DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT M'!'5ELF ~
I
NANCY
NANCY ---PICK
UP YOUR TOYS
I'M F I NISHED,
AUNT FRITZI
SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1977
IT'S A LIFE-SIZE POSTER
OF Mlf5ELF
DON 'T ~ IT'S
TOO RISKlf ...
1 WANT YOU
TO DO ONE
MORE THING
SCRUB OUT
THE BATHTUB
AFTER THE PARENTS GET A POSTE~1
THEY MIGHT DEC I OE THELf DON1T NEED THE KtD !
By Ernie Bushmiller -------
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:trtA I YW" ~!CITATION -rcoK ~ 1..oNG, iHerze
WA' NO TIM e 1-E,:r
FOFC MINE!
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LA~ING tAP i""4EE WHOL-e
P!FrlOO ! MINE
WA ~N'i IZEADY,
ANO t'MGL-.AO
1 WA~N'i
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DENNIS THE MENACE
11LL OE.AL ~E. CAQDS. WHAT
00 YA WANT t"?-~--'"'"""'
TO PLAY? 0L.o MAID.
CbN'TTGE/
ACHANCEIO
BID?
OKAY. TM PLAYIN' RuMMY !
HOW 'E?our )CV1 JOEY?
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W/TH !HE IHE /:CE OF
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By Hank Ketcham
"
C> [> [> ~IJDGE PARKER <l <l <l
HEY, VIC ... YOU LOOK GREAT !
COM E ON, 51T DOWN .' TELL ME
ALL ABOUT YOU RSELF, PAL .'
EVERY TIME 1 WATCH
A PRO GAME ON TV, I
THINK OF YOU, VIC!
YOU WERE THE
GREATEST!
NOT MUCH TO TELL!
I JUST GOT OUT A
COUPLE OF
DAYS AGO!
MAN, I W15H 1 COULD HELP
YOU, PAL .,.eur 6USINE55
HAS BEEN BAD,,. --
LOOK, LET ME TEL L ONE
OF MY SALE SMEN TO LOOK
AFTER THE OFFICE , .. AND
WE 'LL GO DOWN THE
STREET FOR
A DRINK!
~ MEANWHILE YE5, VIC BAR5TO'v\' WAS MY
i HUSBAND, 5AM! I'M USING MY MAIDEN
I,. NAME AND I WANT MY DAUGHTER'S NAME
.. CHANGED FROM BARSTOW TO DANE TOO!
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MOM l :r NEED Ml.)
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FOR TOMOF!~W I •
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IHIS
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t,,AST
NIGHT
IT 1LL ONLY IAl<E A
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SOMEHOW 1 DREAMED 1 WAS IHIS
GI ANT BOWLING BAL-L , St:E' ...
DoN1T
·~-..._MIND .
DOCTOR SMOCK
HAH.' :X:. GO ON
A COUPl-E: OF IV
l'AL-K SHOWS ...
0
3-20
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COL. l-E::AGUES S
SAY 'I.'AA
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I'VE GOT"TMAT
5Tt.JPIO GJ.JM CLA!6~1 •
MOM SEEMS A UifLE
WouNO UP TONIGHT!
by Ferd Johnaan
NO ... IT15 HARD -ro
EXP~AIN--11LL SHOW
ME WHEN HAVE TO
SHOW Yo u. l COME
BACKJ
you BET YOtJ~
IHREE HOLE Gf<f P
1 DO--OUT!!
By George Lemont
:t:'l-L.. SHOW VOLl
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frenc!J bombanfieJ; iS O!l
an import.ant misSJon ...
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hll!ng a paper
bog with wafer, he tosses if wt
with deadlV
accuracy!
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CH~~R LJP, SNOOKIE:1 C'ARL-IN' •••
C'~RE='L.L. ~E 01HER SCORPIONS!
JACQUf-IN-Lf-BOX
RECEIVED HIS
TAAINING AT A
SHRINERS '
CON\/fr-JnoN
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' C~ YOU TRUST YOUR..EYF.s? There are et least six differ·
ences ln dnwing detail• between fop and bottom panels. How
quickly can you nnd them? Check answers with th064! below.
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•HOW NOW! How 1 aplder Cetta when 1l's down.
At low web. How Shea St.adJum rl.OI dt!ieribe I
hfalthy baseball player. Hale fellow, well Mel.
•Ah So! Arrance dic1ts 1·9 thusly: First three,
one·thlrd lest three; Cf!nler three, equeJ lo last
three minus first three. Good luck.
'L~98Ctt;tt :wa41 •lu•uv
•Find an animal's name in consecutive lellers or'
each or the following words: 1. Caper. 2. Debate.
3. Amulet. Time limit: 30 seconds. HOLD a small com in you r right 11n1~ c i•e t •rtv t
hand and take a f nemr~ hand in -
your left r ell him that }'OU •Tongue Testers! Repeat. as fast as ~OU l'an: ThP
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MARY TYL~R MOORE ?
MARCH 20, 19n DAILY PILOT
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ASK THEM YOURSELF
Send tilt question, • I ,...,.,, to "Ask;' F11111ty W*Jy, 641 l.ulngton Ave .. Hew V011t, N.V. 10022. We'll P1Y $5 for publlshed QUtStlons. Sony, wt can'l lllSW ottllrl.
I FOR fDWIN E. \BUZZI ALDRIN. former Mtronaut
rwe ~reports we_._, oe die llPllCE proSf
becHM of tec._.,gk:al ~ Tne? U eo, la wllat antM?
-S.G .. Scottsbldf. Neb.
•Yes. I've heard many doctors say the medical benefits
alone are worth more than all the money spent on Mer·
cury. Gemini and Apollo. l think the space program was
by-far the ~ bargain w~W-ever hid When ijp'Ve we
ever completed anything of comparable significance on
tlme., reasonably close to original cost estimates and far
surpassing expected results?
FOR RAQUEL WEI.at. actress
r. dylllg to 1u1ow 11o ,_ • ,.., OWll ...... 111o ,_
go to a bca.ty partor?-Mmlel Cwlcty, WMIDst-. D.C.
•Both, but most of the time I do It myself. The cut ls 50
good that I can get away without going to the hairdresser.
As long as It's shaped. I can set It myself (less tbne than
going out to have It done). But I also enjoy the luxury of
going to a salon and getting the full works-mank:ure,
pedicure. During the fall, I have my hair streaked; I like
the Idea of highlights.
FOR HALSTON, designer
Wllat 61 po.a dilllk of Roua,-Carter• llla19malloa
clre.?-J.B .• ~Tm.
e lhe only thing I objected to about the gown was that It
was slx years old. By wearing It, she was not supportive
of the fashion Industry or the economy. It was bad for
both because what she was actually doing was telling
everyone to wear their old clothes Instead of getting new
ones..
FOR ABIGAIL VAN BUREN, advioe columnist
Do '°" tea J'Ollf .cha la acceptal, • ll1o people 8* few
It )9lt few die Ake of .....-..1-Mn. E. 8. Lape. Mwfldd.
OMo
• 1nere are those who do heed the advke they ask for.
Others just "collect" advice from everyone they know,
then do exactly as they please. Generallzatlons are
dangerous because It really depends on the Individual and
there are no hard-and-fast rules..
FOR ntE ··ASK ntEM YOlJRSEl.F mrrOR
How do tk Dlltdl ~fat ..... Prlllcle aa...nl ..
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•Since the Lockheed bribes scandal surfaced a year ago
and Bernhard (right) was stripped of his post as Inspector
General of the military, he's been keeping a low proflle
When he makes rare publk appearances, the atmosphere
Is hostile He recently annoyed hLs subjects even more by
spending his 40th wedding anniversary with Queen Jullana
(he was a minor German pnnceltng before their marriage)
on Austrian sol~ Instead of on home ground.
PRO AND CON
FOR .IA.NET GUn1R1E. race-ear driver
Arc yoe botMred by die fat of c:naW!ls?-A.S.. A.tN.y.
N.V.
• No. I newr think about the rl.sks Involved. All I think
about ls how much pleasure I'm getting from what rm
~Ing. It all ~Us down to ~ther or no! }!OU_declde ~hat
you're doing ls worth the risk. 'There's danger In driving.
whether you're going from here to Uncle Henry's for
Easter Day dinner-or racing on the track. I'm lucky. I
think my job ls worth the risk.
FOR LAWRENCE WELK. orchestra leader
Doa male Mvc mytlllllls to llo wltli yom ~appear·
uce?-A.la f.....,._ Bou., Ala.
• Miracles can be performed by wonderful TV makeup
and wardrobe departments. If my "youthful" Image pre·
valls off-<:amera, It might be due to a very happy life. I
also had the good fortune and excellent judgment to
many a nurse. Jean has lovingly watched over my diet
for 46 years. 50 I've had balanced and proper foods. And
there's exercise. I take a dally swim, and I'm a golf nut,
playing as of1en as I can.
FOR DODY GOODMAN,
costar of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
How tlocs yoa allCllac:ic 4llffcr from aftenoo. "eoap"
wlcwcft?-S.A., 8IHfidd. W. Va.
• We have a large male audience, most of whom have
never watched the afternoon shows. And 1 guess ln a way
we get a better·rcxmded audience; daytime programs are
watched only by women-older ones who aren't at work
and younger ones In the middle of housework or watching
chlldrcm. We reach another segment of the population.
FOR DR. BENJAMIN S. FRANK.
author of The No Aging Dkt
.. ,.,... book yoe ................ lftatlea ~
Ilk glaua ad ra6tg wltt.o.t tlaaa afta bcAag oe yam'
did. Wiiy, tlla. do yoe wear giMaa?-M. Coeley, Ft.
Mycn, Fla.
• lbat patient wore glasses because of stiffness of the
lens In his eyes, due to aging. As we get older, not onty
the lens but many other parts of our body stiffen. The "no
aging diet" helps reverse many of these symptoms. I wear
glasses because of a different problem-nearsightedness.
FOR REP. PAUL SIMON (D.-111.)
An po.a nu co.t..d wUii roar _......e mscr?-
Smtt no... KoWer. Wk.
•Yes. In my first Congressional year, I received a Jetter
from Case Western Reserve Univ. asking me to lecture on
"music, how ( c:ompose, etc. Maybe we'll be so fortunate
to hear .samples of your ~ell-known talents." Tongue·ln·
cheek I replied: "As for my music, 1 like the Boston Pops,
and I compose on a Smith-Corona upright manual, never
having liked electric typewriters."
Should Every Child Have A College Education?
PRO l(l p;•n lbeueta .Ir., ~nt, Yale University
Yes. Perhaps the most fundamental value of a llberal educa-
tion 15 that It maka ltf e more lntertsttng .... It allows you to
see things which the undereducated do not see. It allows you
to understand things which the untutored ftnd lncomprehen·
slble. It allows you to think things whk:h do not occur to the
less learned. In short, It makes It kiss likely that you will be
bored with life and less Ukely that you wll1 be a bore to those
around you.
CON CarollDe Bird. authof of The Case Against Colkge
No. College ls not the place to decide what to do with yow
life or the place to be because you think a degree will get you
a better job or more money. Who should go to college? Only
people who like !iChool, who actually enjoy studying. But
most people would rather be doing something other than ju.st
sitting and hearing about how It's done. Finding a career ls like
finding love -you have to use a trtal-and·enor method. Out
there, somewhere, ls a job. ,
C 19n FAMILY WEEKl Y, INC. All rtghta 1-......d
TAKE YOUR FAMIIX AND STEP
BACK INTO AMERICKS PAST
Coa$t to coast.. dozens of restored communities, complete even to costumes,
celebrate everything &om the planter's life in Colonial Virginia to nineteenth-century
pioneer life to the whaling villages of New F.ngland to the &ontier forts of the Old West.
An 1854 frontier fort estabflshed by
Jefferson Davis at Fort Davl.s, Texas.
ful, survived almost 100 years. Its lmpor·
c lance In our early history has earned It Na-
9 tional Landmari< status.
~ A self-sustaining rellg)ous community
, whose motto was "Piety, Harmony, Bro-1 therhood and Peace," Old Economy had & Its own textile plant, furniture factory,
winery (a local product, Old Economy l whiskey, actually outltved the settlemenO
~ and community store. Especlally lmpres-
., slve ts the Feast HaD with Its 12 massive
... 15 kettles and large ovens that served the f 1,000 members The large and well-
x planned gardens and tidiness of the Great ~ House suggest the beauty In this simple 0 life. You may wish younelf back In the .: t: time when problems could be solved with 8 a sip or two of the Society's herb cordial,
...... ' which promised to "cure all disorders of
Greenfield Village's century· old steam engine takes visitors along the two·mlfe perimeter of this famous outdoor museum. stomach, liver, kidneys, fevers. rheuma-
By Patricia Brooks
In the arsenal of the Virginia colony
a young man In knee breeches checb
the supply of powder In the near·
distance can be heard the shots of
gunfire as the mllltkl. In colon/a/
uniform, drill and fire their muskets
Outside. the clock of horses' hooves
clattus on the uneven cobb~ of the
old roadway as the cCJTrlage rolls by.
the coachman tipping hts trlcomered
hat ro passersby along the way At the
end of Palau Green. the twinkling
cryatal chandeliers In the Governors
Palace seem to beckon visitors to a ball
as the wlggf!d and liveried "servants"
wait In anticipation
Meanwhile, on the main thorough·
fore, the Duke of Gloucester Street, all
the tiny ahops ore ahum with activity:
the ~wterer ls pollahlng Revere-style
bowla to a beautiful gloss. a weauer
In colonial hom~pun buslfy spins her
yam, preparing It fOt' the loom a
boolcblnda kJbors lovingly over his
leather c~rs.
The year Is 1770 and you are there. Or
easily can be. The scene descrlbed Is a re·
oc.adon o# ttma pa.st. The place Is Colo-
nlal Wl111amsbwg, Va . but It could, with
Patrfdo Broob rcpons on tTauel, food and
ot~r subjects for noHonol publicotk>nl
• • FAMILY WEEKLY, Mardi,£, 11n
some modifications, be any number of
historic museum villages around the coun·
try, where the past Is being brought vividly
to life to the delight of visttors.
"It's the best klnd of famUy weekend
outing," one New Jersey mother of five
glowed, after a trip to Sturbridge Village In
Massachusetts. "The kids loved the black-
smith demonstn1tlons and copper bed
warmers and kept asklng, 'Is this what ltfe
was like when you were agtrl. Mom?'"
There's probably not a state without one
or more restOl'ed villages or old towns
Some are mere gimcrack commercial en-
terprises (more "story" than Mhlstory")
OtheTs are authent1c restorations where
you can savor handcrafted artifacts and
antiques and the memory of past events.
Many are In Idyllic rural settings where
famUles can stroll and picnic.
So come along, step Into the past, and
have a look at a sampler of some of the
finest of such vl.llages.
M,.Uc Seaport. near New Lo"don,
Conn. Nestled In an Inlet off Long lsland
Sound, Mystic was a shlp-buUdlng center
In the 1700's. Its heyday, though, was as a
mid-19th-centmy whaling poet. (Opening
scenes of Moby Dlclc were ftlmed her•.)
Mystic's wide cobbled main street facing
the harbor looks Ilka an old seaside en-
gravtng with the cooper shop, sad loft,
ropewalk, ship ch&n<ilay (full of ship sup-
plscs you may not have known exlsted)
and countlnghousc. At the Mystic Press, a
printer cranks out a facsimile of a hundred·
year-old newspaper on an ancient hand
press. C hUdren love to board the 1841
whaler, Charlu W. Morgan, and to climb
the decks of the square-rigged Joseph
Conrod.
Gn 1en8eJd VWege, Dearborn, Mich.
This Is not a re-creation cl a village but
rather a large slice of history In a bucolic
setting that te.lescopes three centuries of
Americana. lt began In 1929, when Henry
Ford scooped up -Just ahead of the bull·
dozer In some cases -100 historical
houses and other buikilngs and carried
them to Dearborn.
Here you can explore Thomas Edison's
actual lab and the Menlo Park sdenttflc:
research complex, the provincial Illinois
courthouse where Abe Lincoln first prac-
ticed law, the tiny cabin In which George
Washington Carver was born, the Dayton,
Ohio, bicycle shop and home of the
Wrtght brothers, among many other dwell·
lngs of the famous. Nearby Is the Henry
Ford Museum, a dazzling collection of me·
chank:al and decorative arts, ranging from
175 antique autos to examples of Paul
Revere's silver-smithing. SpedaJ events
and demonstrations change frequently at
the village. No matter when you visit,
someth1ng special Is bound to be going on.
Old Economy. Ambridge, Pa. It's a
surprise to find this remote-In-time vtllage
just 20 miles from indl:IStrlal Pittsburgh.
The Harmonlst Society came to America
from Germany In 1805 and founded three
villages. Od Economy, the most suc.cess-
tism, coughs and colds."
New Sa.Mm, W. This prairie town's
glory days came In the 1830's when young
Abe Lincoln clerked In the local store,
studied law at night, courted Ann Rutledge
and slept In the Rutledge Tavern loft.
New Salem prospered briefly, then de-
clined. Its restoration vividly recalls the
ha.rd, plain life of our pioneers. The doc·
tor's one-room cabin was both office and
home. Houses were log cabins sparsely
furnished with the few family treasures that
survived the rutted wagon traUs. Demon·
stnitloos of rail-splttttng. shingle-splitting,
spinning, candle-dipping and soap-making
give a sense of the ruggedness of prairie
life. Children love the oxen-pulled Con·
estoga wagon ride through the dusty viJ.
lage roads.
Shakertowa At Pleuant HW, Ky.
This old Shaker village, 70 miles southeast
of Loutsvtlle, has been Impeccably re·
stored to Its 19th-century state. The
Shakers, Quaker offshoots, arrived In
Kentucky from New England and settJed
among the roOing blue grass hills In 1805.
A thriving self-contained community, Sha-
kertown quickly became the most pros-
perous branch o# the Shaker tree, with
2,250 acres of woods and lush farmland.
This Is one restoration In which you may
actually spend the night In one o( the re·
stored buildings. After a dinner featuring
Shaker specialties In the handsome Trus-
tees House, you can stroll the gas1lt lanes,
listen to a1c:kets and experience the same
solJtude the Shakers enjoyed. Then you'U
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climb the graceful winding double staircase
to yow "retiring room " Since the Shakers
were celibate, every house had separate
stairways, one for men, one for women.
(One suspicious elder dusted at! shoes with
flour c. night, then checked the ups1alrs
floor next day for floury footmarks to dis-
courage any nocturnal hanky·panky.) AD
stx guesthouses are furnished with beau-
ttf ully crafted Shaker reproductions. Only
20th-century mattresses, plumbing and
electrlcl.ty have been added (Note: If you
plan to stay overnight, reserve well ahead .
Space Is limited.) .
Colonial Wtlllamaburg, Va. Most
famous and elegant of an historic villages,
Williamsburg was Virginia's capital from
1699 to 1779. Today the clock has been
turned back permanently to the Revolu-
tionary period, the town's liveliest and
most historic time Many fascinating
events were played against the backdrop
of the bustling town's cobblestone streets
and red brick buildings Patrick Henry de-
manded redress from the British In the
House of Burgesses. now faithfully re
stored. At the weathered Raleigh Tavern
you can sample George Washington's
favorite ale
When you visit, take time at first for the
short film that sets the stage for your tour
Then wander along the once·fashlonable
Duke of Gloucester Street, enioy the colo-
nial muster on the green, nibble ginger
cookJes fresh and hot from colonial ovens
and let weavers, potters and other crafts-
men show you their 200-year old skills.
The flavor of the colonial penod Is so rich
you half-expect to bump Into Tom Jeffer·
son rounding the next corner
There Isn't room to list all the many ex-
cellent hlstonc villages now located around
the U S The following are just a few more
that are extra-special
Columbia, Calif An authentic Gold
Rush town, vividly restored, now part of
the Calif State Historic Park system
Sol.tog, Calif A Danish village, 35
miles north of Santa Barbara, at Its Hvellest
-during MDanlsh Days" ln September
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For_ Information regarding restored towns In your sklte (or others), conklct the office of tourism In the state capitol.
Bl•hop'• HUI. IU. A 19th-century Swe·
dish religious community, thls was once a
way station for aU Scandinavian emlgres
passing through the Midwest
Nauvoo, IU. An authentic Mormon vii
lage. built by the sect before the great
march to Utah. Recently restored and re-
furbished, Brigham Young's house Is espe-
cially notable.
Acadlan Vtllage, Lafayette, La A re·
constructed early French community of
the 1800's, with the original houses moved
to a new site.
Deerfield VUlage, Mass Scene of two
bloody Indian massacres, this prosperous
17th· and 18th-century town Is a treasure
trove of elegant antiques and early archl·
lecture.
Old Sturbridge, Mass A collection of
genuine New England farmhouses. shops
and other buildings assembled as a re
created village, rich In artifacts and authen
tie detail
Stuhr Mua«um, Grand Island. Neb
"'My•llc 8-port, wy.uc, Conn ..
An outdoor museum village consisting of
bciual Nebraska prairie buildings of
1870-1890 vintage.
Strawbeny Banke, Portsmouth, N H
The original colonial seaport that grew into
Portsmouth, with authentlc 17th-century
houses painstakingly restored and fur·
nlshed with first-rate period pieces.
Roacoe Vlllage, Coshocton. Ohio A
restored Ohio-Erie Canal town of the early
19th century In bucolic setting, with au·
thentlclty the name of the game.
Old Salem, Winston-Salem, N.C .
Founded In 1766, this restored 18th-cen·
tury-Moravlao town lies within the city
limits of Winston-Salem.
Log Cabin Village. Fort Worth, Texas
Actual pioneer homes of the 1850's, show·
ing Texas life and furnishings.
Fort Ont., Texas. A National Historic
She, this 1854 fort was established by
order of Jefferson Davis, then Secretary of
War Renovated and res1ored by the Na-
tional Park Servke, it Is the most extensive
example of a Southwestern frontier fort
Old Bethpage VUlage, Bethpage
Long Island, N. Y The prelndustrlal age
comes to life In this village of shops,
houses and costumed "Inhabitants" spread
over 200 rural acres.
Waterloo Vtllage, Stanhope, N.J. A
restored waterside vUJage along the route
of the once-trafficked ( 1820-30) Morrls
Canal, where youngsters can now take
buggy rides In a setting of lazy loveliness.
Shelburne Muqum, Shelburne, Vt.
Considered by many the finest collection
of Americana In the U.S , the "museum"
consists of 35 transplanted buildings span·
nlng three centuries, as well as a train sta-
tion, jail, covered bridge and the old Lake
Champlain side-wheeler steamer Ticon
derogo
Old World Wlacon.aln, Eagle, Wis A
living outdoor museum consisting of all the
early ethnic architectural styles found In
Wisconsin -20 to 30 distinctive f'W
architectural styles ~
A re·cTf!ated 1mall-town mllitia In Old Sturbridge VIiiage A wooden whaling 1hlp at Mystic, Conn. New Salem, 111 .. Is a memorial to Abraham Lincoln
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~LE QUIZ /By John E. Gibson
ks the way you answe( a question revealing?
I Does self-mockery make a good impression?
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--GlVE-'-~.EAWAY
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. The way a person answers a
simple questk>n tells you a lot
about his personality
2. Even If we do our bes1 to con-
trol give-away mannertsnu, the
face leaks Information regarding
the personality In any face-to-
face conversation or interview.
3. When a person looks at you,
and puts his hands on his hips
while doing 50, what he's think-
ing about you probably can be
best expreued as % #! • &!!
4 . lack of twisting, squirming Of
head-and-body, leg-and-ann
movements Is ind~live ol calm-
ness.
5. Just as bragging about your
accomplishments puts people
off. poking fun at yourself for
minor weaknesses and embar-
rassing moments can't help but
make a favorable lmpr/n
ANSWF.RS
1. True Psychok>gjc.al studies at
Vlrgtrua Commonwuhh Untver-
stty show that It definitely does
and die the following u.ample
You ask a person a leading queJ-
tlon, such as "How would you
feel If you wae caught telling a
Ile to an Important person?" If he
uses the pronoun "I ," as In ''I
would feel terrible, bad and
guilty," It's explained that the
person recogn!Zles the po$51bi1Jty
of being In such a situation and
acknowledges his pasonal re-
sponslbUlty for his behavlof On
the other hand, If he answers
"You'd feel bad, terribl.e and guil-
ty," or "It would feel tm1ble and
bad.'. or slmply "Feel terrible and
bad," the person does not speak
for himself: he bterally dlsdalms
responslbillty for his emotions or
projects them on some unldenti·
fled person. Tests have shown
that persons who answer In such
a fashion tend to be anxiety·
ridden.
2 . True. Research conducted by
psychologists at Ohio State Uni-
versity and the University of
Windsor, Ontario points out:
"During face-to-face conver-
sation people not only talk to
each other, they look at each
other." And the eyes, It was
found, communicate a variety of
Information about a person's at·
tltude, Intentions and aspects ol
his personality and outlook Su~
}ects who scored high In abase-
ment (low self-esteem, a tenden-
cy to feel guilty and to accept
blame, to feel better when giving
In to avoid a fight than when
having thetr own way) looked
away markedly more often to the
left during the Interview than peT·
sons low in this characterlstlc.
3. T~ University of California
studies show that "the arms-
aklmbo position tends to be used
by communlcaton who wish to
Indicate a negative feeling to
their addressees."
4 . Fa~. University of Montan.a
Investigators, for example, made
a careful study of the body
movements and gestures of
courtroom witnesses. They
found that subjects decreased
conspicuous body movements
during the stress of cross-
exarnlnation, as compared to
direct (friendly) questlonlng. It's
conduded that In many cases
nervous tension and general feel·
Ing ol stress can inhibit gestures
and bodUy movement.
5. Folse. Investigators at Indiana
University point out that people
seem to en)oy 5eelng others ridi-
culed or kidded. Sometimes,
however, people also seem to
en)oy ridiculing themselves.
They voluntarlly display, mostly
In exaggerated form, their
weakneues and vices, together
with embarrassments, humilia-
tions and setbacks they have suf-
fered. The Indiana study, using
men and women university
students as subjects. however,
showed that "self-disparagement
affected person perception
adversely -and that compared
to the person who d1spaniges
others. the self-dlsparage.r wu
perceived as less Intelli-
gent, less confident, less FR
witty... Illa
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HIS STAR IS ON THE msE After all his success as a singer and a composer,
Kris Kristofferson now is making it big in Hollywood.
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Kristoffer&on :success ha8 brou,ht confidence.
By Patricia Baum
Eight years ago, Kris Kristofferson. one-
time Rhodes Scholar and Army captain, wa.s
pushing a broom around a Nashville bar,
emptying ashtrays at a recording studio and
digging ditches. A dropout, he had moved to
the Country and Western music capital to be-
come a songwriter But, seemingly destined
to remain a would.be, he had resignedly con-
cluded that "by the time my songs ever be-
come hits, l'll)>e dead"
Today, stllrin his prime at 40, Kris has been
hailed by Johnny Cash and other music stars
as the most gifted lyric writer in the country-
music industry His songs have risen to the top
of the charts and have been performed by
scores of stars And because he began singing
to promote his own songs, he fast became a
popular performer. Moreover, Kris has made
It In Hollywood as well, with eight films to his
credit. The latest, A Star la Born, ha.s solidly
established him a.s one of the screen's most
exciting male stars.
He was launched In mid-1969 by singer
Roger Miller, who recorded Kris's "Me and
Bobby McGee." Kris parlayed his hard times
in Nashville and a whole troubled past-his
frustration with Army life as a young man, an
unsuccessful first marriage -into moving
autoblogTaphlcal ballads Nashville's most
literate songwriter, he used poetry and a dash
of wit to craft songs that poignantly conveyed
loneliness, love and heartbreak.
Kris ha.s taken a long tlrTM!, though, to feel
confident about his performing talent. One of
the first times Kris sang for hl.s supper, at a
Nashville steakhouse some seven years ago,
he remembers, "I looked at the people eating
and knew I was spoiling It. I was so embar-
rassed I split without taking the money."
This attitude followed him Into his film work.
Working with such experienced actresses as
Ellen Burstyn In Allee Doun't Live Here Any-
more, he was perpetually nervous about his
ability to "keep up with the company." He was
especially apprehensive pitted against Barbra
Streisand In A Star la Born. Making that film,
according to Kris, was "the hardest thing rd
been through since Ranger school."
Now that the ordeal Is over, he believes his
portrayal of the self-destructive rock singer Is
his best performance yet. Star has given him
a sorely needed measure of confidence as he
embarks on his next film venture, Senu-Tou,h,
FAMILY WEEKLY, Ma«:h 20, 1177 • 11
and has prompted him to cautiously predict, "I
think I have a future In acting."
He cert:alnJy seems to-If he can retain that
appealing honesty and not tum Into another
HoUywood untouchable So far, Kris Indicates
he can adeptly handJe the fame that has con-
fused, If not corrupted. many a star. He's still
slightly awed by It all: "Fame has let me off
easy. Because rm a movie star, people auto-
matically assume that I'm a nice guy. I'll just
Patricia Baum u a
weU-lnown /ree-lance
writer and author of
Another Way of Life:
Communal Living;
Cuba: Continuing Criaa and other book• .
have to keep reminding myself to JJN
work very hard to really be one." ill.lJI
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A fence can bring neighbors closer together.
Sometimes it's the small things that cause the
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plans I got at the Help Center. And you know something,
good fences make good neighbors.
It works the other way 'round too. I got all the free help
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But isn't that what
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THE THRIFTY CHEF I ev Marilyn Han~
USE EVERYDAY FOODS
FOR DELICIOUS CASSEROLES
A good old American recipe is "Cheese Strata." The dish is layered
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bread and cheese. Drizzle
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5. Cover and refrigerate for at
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Malt.es 6 to 8 servings
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IFYOUHAVE
IRON POOR BLOOD
ALL THE VITAMINS
IN THE WORLD
WON'T HELP
Iron poor blood is the most widespread
nutritional ailment in America today. And taking
vitamins can ~t help, because vitaffiins don't
contain iron.
What you need is Geritol, every day.
Geritol is so rich in iron, just one tablet contains
more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus
vitamins important to your health.
Geritol's iron can actually build your blood
day by day. That's what makes it different from
vitamin pills -and so important to you.
\4 twpoon ground bia<*
P9PP"'
Ya teupoon paprika
2 tab4npoona butt« Of'
1N1rgarlne, mefted
L Grease a 13" x 9" x 2-inch
baking dish
2. Spread rye bread slices with
deviled ham. Layer bread and
cheese In pan, finishing with a
layer of cheese. •
3. In large bowl, be.it together
evaporated milk, water, milk,
eggs, salt, dry mustard, pepper
and paprika.
4. Pour milk mixture slowly
over bread and cheese. Drizzle
top with melted butter.
5. Cover with plastic fUm or
foil and refrigerate at least one
hour or overnight
6. Preheat oven to 350° F.
Bake 60 to 70 mlnutes until
well puffed and bubbly. Let
stand 5 minutes before serving.
Makes 6 to 8 ser'vm,s
PatmeNll chMM
L Grease a 2-qt casserole or
13" x 9" x 2·lnch baking dish.
2. Layer bread and cheese ln
casserole; top with cheese.
3. In small skillet, saute garlic
ln I tablespoon butter until
golden. Set asJde.
4. Beat together, garlic, mJtk. ,• '
wine, eggs, salt, pepper and
nutmeg.
5. Pour milk mixture slowly
over bread and cheese; top
with Parmesan cheese.
6. Cover and refrigerate at
least one hour or overnight
7. Preheat oven to 350° F.
Bake 60 to 75 minutes until
bubbly. Let stand 5 minutes
before serving.
Makes 4 to 6 1ervings
WELSH RABBIT STRATA
1 lb. llff~ rye brMd, cruata_ •
lltmmed
2 pkgs. (I-en. •In) •harp
Cheddar chMM a QIP9 milk
1 can (12 ou.) beer Of .a.
sews
2 teapoona Worc:.tenhlr•
1 ~ teupoona ....
1 t.upoon drJ muaterd
Ya teapoon ground blac:tl
pepper
2 tablnpoont butt« °'
margarine, melted
1. Grease a 13"' x 9" x 2-lnch
baking dish.
2. Layer bread and cheese ln
pan; top with cheese.
3. Beat together milk, beer,
eggs, Worces tershire, salt.
mustard and pepper.
4. Pour mixture slowly Olli>f
bread and cheese Drizzle
melted butter.
S. Cover and refrigerate for at
least I hour or overnight.
6. Preheat oven to 350° F.
Bake 60 to 70 minutes until
well puffed and bubbly. Let
stand 5 minutes before serving.
Maka 6 «J 8 servings
FAMILY WEEICL. Y, Merch 20, 1977 e 11
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NOW
A HIGll-FIRER CEREAL
THAT TASl'fS DEUCIOOS!
America's waJdng up to the ~ olJlber in the clet. And Kellogg\ new
Cn.cklln' Bran Is a
high-fiber cereal with a
rich. hearty lla\IOf'
you're going to love.
The fact5 about fiber on
tlw back ol our new
package are impressive.
But not nearly as
Impressive as your flrs1
taste of delkious new
Cracklin' Bran! Nature\
fiber-Kellogg's taste.
lllAN. .. READ AU ABOUT m
MONEY
Timing Those Term Accounts
6j q&
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.k i.
When Jim received a siz-
able year-end bonus, he
wanted to do two sensible
things with it: put it Into a
savings account that would pay
him the highest possible Inter-
est rate and leave it there until
It was time to pay the next
installment on his daughter's
college tuition.
But when Jim Investigated,
he found It was Impossible to
accomplish both goals.
According to the bank's pub-
lished rules for "term savings"
accounts, he would have to
keep his savings on deposit
for 14 months In order to get
6 ~ percent Interest-a
healthy 1 Y. percent higher
than the Interest on a regular
PEOPLE AND YOU
account from which money
can be withdrawn at any time.
Yet the tuition payment had to
be made within 11 months.
When Jim mentioned this
ruefully to a bank officer one
day, he discoYer«t that there's
enough fle.xJbllity to term
accounts so that the bank
could accommodate his situa-
tion. Jim deposited his bonus
for the 11-month period at 6~
percent interest-<>ne-quarter
percent Jess than the 14-rnonth
period paid, but stlll a full
percentage point more than he
would have gotten otherwise.
Moral; If you have money
you can put awav for a specific
length of time-but not the
period which matches exactly
the formal time-deposit
periods listed by the bank-
discuss the problem with a
bank executive. Most banks
and savings-and-Joan associa-
tions will work out a term
account with a maturity date
that sujts your purposes, and
the account will still pay a
higher rate of Interest than the
ordinary passbook rate.
-Normaa LobMm
Easing The Pain Of Jealousy
The best cure for Jealousy, of
course, is discovering that you
were mistaken and that there's
no cause for anxiety. But when
that happy solution eludes you.
you may be able to help your
self through the difficult days by
borrowing actions from the
oppo.site sex.
Seems researchers hdve
discovered that women have
certain ways of trying to calm
themselves and men have
another set of actions. Keeping
your own sex's instinctive
behavior and adding the other
sex's may double the balm and
even eliminate the cause of
11 8 FAMILY WEE Kl Y. March 20. 1977
your jealousy. For example,
while jealous women often
feel completely devastated
emotionally, in a daze, inse-
cure, less able to cope with
other aspects of life, fearful
and Inadequate, men often
respond actively rather than
passively.
Men are likely to confront
the other person and ask for
an explanation of the situation.
Sometimes this direct action
produces a discussion which
eliminates the cau5e and prob-
lem. When the situation is
hopeless and jealousy Is well
founded, women's reactions
may be more constructive.
Although men often tum their
worry Inward and feel guilty
and angry with themselves for
being jealous, women accept
their feeling" and allow them·
selves to express them.
Women's tendencies to talk to
close friends about their feel-
ings give them support and
an emotional outlet. But the
common reaction of men to
blow off steam by getting
drunk leaves their problem
Intact when they're sober
again -Slmley Sloan FllCkr
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NEW HOPE IN THE DISCOVERY AND
TREATMENT OF INHERITED DISEASES
Potential for some diseases, including diabetes and many birth defects,
can be passed on through the genes, tiny elements that determine our makeup.
Now researchers are starting to understand how to detect the "bad" ones.
By Paula Dranov
Some of the most exciting medical advances
In recent years have come In the field of ge-
netics, the blologlcal study of heredity and Its
variations. We now know that genes not only
control the color of our eyes and hair and
whether we have the right number of fingers
and toes but that they also can determine
whether or not we' II be susceptible to such
l~as..heart. disease, diabetes and-other
llfe-threatenJng dlsease.s. Here are some of the
facts and some of the good news about genetic
advances.
WHAT ARE GENETIC Df.FECTS?
Simply stated, genetic defects are disorders
and diseases with which some people are born.
Many, such a.s Down's syndrome-the medical
name for mongolism-are obvious at birth.
Others don't become evident until weeks,
months or even years later.
The array of genetic diseases ls staggering.
but of the 1,500 that have been Identified, most
are extremely rare. Not so rare, however, are
diseases like diabetes, heart disease and some
other Illnesses. ·
WHAT CAUSES GENETIC D~?
Inherited diseases and disorders usually are
caused by flawed genes. Geneticists know that
of the thousands of ~ we each carry on
our 23 pairs of chromosomes.. between eight
and 10 are likely to be defective. Rarely do
these bad genes make their presence known
But under some circumstances they can-and
do-cause trouble.
HOW ARE 11iE CARRIERS OF
GENETIC DISORDERS IDENTIFIED?
It usually takes only a simple blood test.
These tests have become particularly impor-
tant to families who have reason to fear these
three so-called "ethnic diseases":
• Sk:lde Cd Aaaala. This blood disease
occurs most frequently among blacks and can
now be Identified In the carriers.
• Tay..s.c:t.' DleaM. Jews of Eastern Euro-
pean descent are most prone to this always
fatal disease. Doctors now urge all Jewish
couples of child-bearing age and from th1s
background to come ln for testing when they
marry.
• ~-Italians, Greeks and Near
Easterners run the greatest risk of thala.ssemla,
a blood disease that Is fatal In Its most severe
form. Although carriers now can be Identified
through blood tests, the tests can't show
whether or not the fatal form Is present
Needless to say, the overwhelming majority
of couples tested for these diseases will be
reassured that they run no risk of passing them
on. For the others, help Is available in genetic
counseling.
WHO SHOULD HAVE
GENETIC COUNSELING?
The greatest need Is among couples who
already have had an abnormal child, who have
seen a certain type of genetic disease In their
families and who have been Identified as car-
riers of a specific disorder. •
In addition. women over 35 who wish to
Nive a baby have been seeking counseling In
ever-greater numbers because of publicity
11 • FAMILY W£EKLY, March 20, 1tn
Flue percent of all babies are bom with genetic defects, but new
knowledge could s1gn1ficantly reduce the risks of these disorders.
about the increased risk of giving birth
to a mongoloid child as the age of the
mother advances.
WHAT IS GENETIC
COUNSELING?
For couples who have something to
fear from genetic disorders, counseling
Is a means of learning what their risks
are and what medical means are avail-
able to reduce those risks Basically,
counseling can tell them what the
genetk: disease they face means in
medical, emotional and even financial
terms. Just as Important, the counseling
can correct the mlslnformataon people
have about genetic diseases and re-
assure patents that It's not their fault
that a child Is affected
HOW CAN GENETIC DISEASES
BE DIAGNOSED DURING
PREGNANCY?
There are two methods of prenatal
diagnosis. The best known Is amnii>-
~ntnis. In this procedure, a long
needle Is Inserted Into the mother's ab-
domen to draw fluid from the amniotic
sac where the fetus Is developing. An
analysis of that fluid will tell doctors
whether or not the genetic problem
they're looking for Is present
The other new procedure Is ultra-
IOU/ld, a method of scanning the moth-
er's abdomen with high-frequency
sound waves to ascertain the position
of the fetus. to measure the Infant's
head size and to monitor the rate of
fetal growth and development
WHAT ABOUf HEART
DISEASE AND DIABETES?
1liese are the diseases doctors say
have a geMti.c component. They tend
to run In certain families. High-risk lndl-
vlduals frequently can be Identified
through blood tests and regular check-
ups. A susceptibility to heart disease,
for Instance, may be indicated by an
inherited condition called hyperlipe-
mia-an abnonnally high level of
fatty substances in the bloodstream
This condition can be counteracted to a
significant extent by diet. Diabetes can
be cefntrolled through medication and
proper diet. Preventive measures--
regular checkups, weight control-<an
reduce the risk in susceptible families
WHERE ARE COUNSELING
AND TREATMENT AVAll.ABLE?
The National Genetics Foundation
has established a Genetic Counseling
and Treatment Network to provide
diagnosis, treatment and counseling to
people concerned about genetic dis-
orders of all varieties. Genetic counsel-
ing also is available through medical
centers, teaching hospitals and clinics
The March of Dimes maintains a dlrec·
tory of genetic-<:eunsellng units rMll
throughout the United States. lill.ll
For further information write:
The National Foundation/March of Olm"
Box 2000, White Plalna, N.V. 10802
The National Genetics Foundation
9 West 57th Street, New Yor1<, N.Y. 10019
FAMILY WEEKLY, March 20, 1177 • 1t
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By Mike Sandin Ae...,.....;.,
Enry year I eee people pour more and
more money into lheir lawna. The1 dlr,
ferullu and lime. Tliey rake it all in. They 1catter their
seed and roll and
water it. ~~-
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Dinh Ion it! Seeda which
aren't wa1hed
awa1 by rain
1i•e them a
feaat. But aome
seed J!OWI, and
aoon 1t'1 time to
weed, water and
mow, mow ...
until 1ummer cornea to bum lhe lawn Into
hay, or crabc"rau and diaeuea infest It.
That's what happen• to ordinary lrl'&aa, but
not to Amazoy Zoyala.
"MOWED IT 2 TIMES," wams WOMAN
For uample, Mn. M. R. Mitter write•
me how her lawn " ... ia the e!l"f7 of all
who eee it. When everybody'• lawns around
here are brown from drourht oun ju1t 1ta1a a1 peen u ever. I've ne..-er watered It, onl1
when I put the plu.ra in •. , Last summer
we had It mowed (2) timea.. Another thln1,
we never have to pull any weeda -it'1 ju.1t
wonderful!"
And from Iowa came word that the atate'a
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ARMOUWS ARMOURY
TAKE A LOOK
Some see the sea from where they /Jue ,
Some see the open fields .
To some, atop a ridge or hi/I,
A gorgeous landscape yields.
Some uiew the mountains rising high,
Some watch a riuer flow ,
But from our house these other things
We see and some you know·
One way a street, one way a house,
A house that is immense
That leaues two other uiews we haue,
And both the some: a fence
-Richard Armour
The two red marks on the bndge of Grandpa's
nose fascinated Sonny. uwhat made those,
Grandpa," he asked. "Glasses," said Grandpa.
somewhat distantly. "What was in the glasses.
Grandpa?" -Mory Ann Thomas
"Isn't II Interesting',' says the sage on our block,
"that the cost of living hasn't affected Its popular!·
ty at all " -Dorothea Kent
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Tlme to llaten. More than a million workers were laid off this winter as fac·
tones were shut down because natural gas was unavailable Home heating
by gas was threatened in many areas despite turned·down thermostats.
For over 20 years. government regulation has operated to keep natural gas
· µfices artificially low. In our view. this artempt lo "protect" the consumer has
led to misuse and waste of natural gas. and contributed directly to today's
problems Now there is a growing recognition by others that the removal of
price regulation on new natural gas 1s a vital ingredient to any long-term
solution. Below, some signilicant examples of that view:
Enforcing conservation or increasing production "requires getting rid of the
absurd and obsolete structure of gas price controls that encourages Amen-
cans to use too much of ti for the wrong things. The country 1s going to
have to pay more for the stuff, unless 11 wants to instituttonallze the winter
gas shortage as an annual event " Jan 27, 1977
THE MILWAUKE E JOURNAL
"The pricing mechanism is the best way to allocate a scarce premium re·
source. Gradual deregulation of natural gas 1s the best way of bringing that
about Wtien will Congress see the 11gnt? · Feb 14, 1976
"Mr Carter evidently wants 90 days to de111se an overall energy policy, in-
cluding his campaign pledge to deregulate prices for 'new' gas Re-
stricting wasteful and non-essential consumplion is even more important than
increasing the supply. Natural gas 1s a premium fuel , fully combustible, non-
polluting and easy to transport. Neither increases in gas production nor
effective conservation can be achieved while 1t is sold (in terms of com-
parative heat contenl) at hall lhe price of coat and a fiflh the price or 011 II
should not be wasted on non·essent1al uses · Jan. 25, 1977
THE EVENING SUN (Baltimore)
'The plain fact 1s that art1f1c1ally low pri ces on 11)terstate gas have done two
things. They have diverted much of this energy into the uncontrolled irnra-
state markets . And this in turn has meant that the diminishing overall
supply of gas has been unfairly allocated. with industry and residential own-
ers 1n non gas· producing states facing severe shortages .. July 30, 1976
The Phoenix Gazett e
A free market would do a much better JOb of fairly d1stribut1ng the natural
gas supply than a government-regulated market ever could · Feb 7. 1976
THE PLAIN DEALER (Cleveland)
"The only sensible solutton 1s to allow free market forces to determine the
wellhead pnce of gas To do otherwise 1s 10 hamper expansion of the
economy and creallon of new 1obs through industrial expansion and com-
mercial and residen!lal construction The choice 1s simple. Pay more for
natural gas or promote unemployment " Oct 16. 1976
·The best thing would be lor Congress to do away with gas price reg-
ulations enttrely July 30. 1976
ODHr~ll>Of\I, Bo• '" MoDll ~·PO•lllOO. ISO Ea.st •2 SUMI, New YOlk."' y 1()()17
ActTns Karen Grassle
Quick DlagnOHS That
Save Sick Plant.
I
Plant problems? Here's how to diagnose
the most common ones. Steve Smith, a
Florida county extension omamentalist,
says If you discover a plant with burned
leaf If?$ ex brown morgfna, you need to
reduce the amount of fertlllz.er you are
feeding the plant. This also could mean
you are being too stingy with the water
Yellowing and dropping leaues are a signal
of gas fumes. overwatertng. poor drainage
or not enough air. Small leauu Indicate
too little water or that the plant Is existtng
In tight ot heavy soil. Weak growth or light
green or yellow spots on healthy green fo-
liage Is a sign of too little fertilizer, root rot
or that the llght Is too Intense. A house
plant that Is yellowing, wilting "' has usoft
growth" Is exposed to excessive heat or
has a root Injury. Plants with small leaues
and long lntemode5 Indicate too little light
or too high temperature. Most foliage
plants do best at temperatures between
60° and 70° F. If the leaves are heavy
with grime. use soapy water, a soft cloth
and a gentle touch. While watering your
plants, keep these points In mind: don't
use cold water. as II shocks the plant. Only
a dash of water can make the plant miser·
able. Often the soU In the bottom of the
container becomes dry, causing the plant
to wilt or die. Plants are like people In that
they ltke their food served at regular Inter-
vals. Reduce fertU!z.atton during the winter
months. The best suggestion on feeding
plants Is simply to foDow the directions on
the food container. If you do not want to
buy a special house· plant fertilizer, mix one
teaspoon of a complete garden fertilizer In
one quart of water. Apply this solution
every four to six weeks.
The Best Way
To Bake A Potato
Baked potatoes are tastiest If they're
wrapped In pierced foll, baked between
400°-425° F. for 50 to 60 minutes and
served Immediately from the oven, say re-
searchers at the University of Idaho's
agrtcultural program They reported that
most restaurant baked potatoes are served
at an "on the plate" temperature of less
than 160° F. The Ideal temperature Is
200° F., reached when a potato Is taken
from the oven and split just long enough to
"4:1d salt, butter or sour cream.
22 . rAMILYWEEKLY. M•rcll 20.11177
INTHE
WORLD ...
Quick Takett
An apple can clean your teeth bet·
ta than a toothbrush can, says Dr
Loren Tukey of Pennsylvania State
University. An apple's efficiency rate as
a tooth and gum cleaner ls 95.5 per-
cent, which Is more than 30-percent
better than a toothbrush's .... The
mo.t encouraging uluy lncru.e
la the Jut 10 yeU1I occurred among
women, according to the Federal Job
Information Bureau Starting salaries
for women college graduates are 81·
percent higher today than they were 10
years ago .... If you think 53 million
et.le aecken aren't worth their salt,
you're not In the haullng and storing
business. The city of Denver Is paying
$20,000 to have the crackers, leftover
from old fallout shelters, taken off mu·
nldpal hands. The U.S . Office of Emer-
gency Preparedness has decided they
now are Inedible .... The avenge
Amerlcan family h .. cub uaeu
of 12,100, according to a new study
by the Detroit Bank and Trust Co. The
study estJmates that the average family
has $50 cash on hand, $250 In check·
Ing accounts, $1,500 In savings ac-
counts and $300 In U.S. Government
savings bonds .... While coffee
prk:a have been grabbing the
headllnee recently, another commodl·
ty desired by Amerlcan consumers Is
selling a1 record-high levels. World
cocoa prices ~ve moJe than tripled In
the last 13 months, meaning that shop-
pers will be paying higher prices than
ever fOf chocolate products. Many of
the big chocolate manufacturers have
raised the price of candy bars from 15
to 20 cents, and analysts don't discount
the possibility of the quarter candy bar
unless cocoa prices stabilize.
A Do-lt-Younelf
SAT Cram Coune
As the race for college ae<:eptance tight-
ens, study programs designed to prepare
the student f<x the College Board Scho-
lastic Aptitude Test (SA n are flourishing.
If you or your child plan to take the SAT
soon. here are some of the coaches' tips:
1. If you don't know the answer, don't
guess. Go on to the next question. A
wrong answer counts against you, the
trlck Is to get as few wrong and a.s many
right as possible.
2. Do the easy questions first Sometlme5
the first sectlons of tests are loaded wtth
the hardest questions.
3. On the reading comprehension ques-
tions, quickly scan the passage and
then the questions so you know what to
look for when you go back to read the
question carefully.
4 . If you have taken the test and done
poorly, take It again. It ls offered six
times during the year, generally No-
vember through June. f requently.
those who take the SAT a second time
develop a test-taking strategy and Im·
prove their scores slgntftc.antly.
WW Kid• Start Getting
Better lnetead
Of Bigger?
American children may soon
stop growing taller than their
parents In each generation. A set
of 14 computer-drawn growth
charts based on 20,000 children
measured in the pa.st 15 years
shows a leveling off of growth
during the pa.st decade. Before
1965, according to the National
Center for Health Statistics, slx-
to-11-year-olds were about a
haH-lnch taller each decade.
"Perhaps we have reached the
limits of ow genetic potential re-
garding growth," speculates Dr
Peter V. Hamill, chairman of the
center's task force. Ot, suggests
Dr. Francis Johnson, study-
group member, "the general lev-
eling off could mean that factors
such as good nutrition, pure
water and freedom from child-
hood diseases are making their
maximum contribution." Physi-
cal height Is greater now than
when the country was founded:
an average 18-year-old boy 200
ye an ago measured 5 '7. 1 "; to-
day's average 18-year-old stands
5'9.6·. The average 18-year-
old girl Is now 5 '4"
If The Shoe Wean,
Get It Fitted
You can tell what's wrong with
your shoes by the particular way
they wear, says the Shoe Service
Industry Council. For example, if
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when posstble, wear oAe pair
every third day. Never dry out
wet shoes on a radiator.
le The Ideal Man
A Perfect Man?
A man who's a bit of a rogue Is
more attractive to women than a
great guy who always does the
right thing, says San Diego psy-
chiatrist Dr. Harold Greenwald.
He offered this definition of a
"rogue": "He'll fall to be on time
for appointments; bet at the track
or play poker with the guys half
the night; sometimes refuse lo
shave on weekends; possibly use
salty language." If a man acts In
such ways all the time, or even
frequently, women won't find
him appealing at all -but If he
lapses Into such behavior now
and then, most women will like
0him better, Greenwald Insists. It's
the guy who acts like a saint most
days and a sinner once in a while
who reaUy captivates women."
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CHEVROLET
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Costa Mesa -642-0010
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5440 Garden Grove Blvd
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SUNDAY, MMCH 20
--ro:lO m Doctaer Trt:"GfmelllOC!iu Biielii111os ~ngefes OOdgers VS New
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from lhe Saw~rass Counlry Club 1n Jacksonville, f1011da
12:00 O ~~)I}) (fg) GrJndst1nd Coverage lrom Caesars Palace in Las
Vegas of a 12 round heavywe1ah1 bo~1ng event teatu11ng B1 tllsh.
Commonweallh and European chnmp1on Jne Bugner aga1nsl Ron I yle ol
the United States
1:00 fJ (@(I)) lO ChaJlen1e of the Sms
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ID 11.1.T. lbsketball Champions/lip Marv Alber! provides the commen
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I :45 fJ ((1.Z) W ) I l • NBA lbskttball Regional Game
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3:00 U (ll) ABC Championship Auto Racin1 C-Oveuge of the Atlanta 500'
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5:30 e ukers 8uaetball Lakers YS Chicago
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23
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SATUROAY, MARCH 26
10:00 EID u Costa lnter111tional Tennis Championship
11:00 0 f2Jl .Jl fj]) m Grandstand
11:30 0 tl'! 'Tl '10J m NCAA Baslet~ll Doubleheader Semi t1nals
l:30 U {rat118)) •3tl Pro Bowlen Tour The SIOO 000 PBM US. Open
from the Greenbo10. North f;Mohna
4:00 fJ {'11' '.2)) I The He11t1ce Clas.11t lhe ninth annual he11lage
Classic al the Harbour fawn Golf links ltdtnn Head Island Snuth
Ca1olma
5:00 fJ ( ll7 1 f ) 11:, CBS Sports Spe<bcular
U {~ti') Qll ABC's Wide W«ld of S9orts
SONDAY, MARCH 20
6:00 0 C "The Great Bank Robbery" (com) 69 Zero Mostel, l\rm
Novak. ldrry Sto1rh m C "The Pursuit ot Happtnm" (Ora) 11 Michael Srna1111
B.1rbara f1ershev
7 .00 fJ ( T'1 ) ) i & C "The Wiurd ol 01" (ddv\ 39 l1Jdy Garland
Ray Bolger. Jack Halty Brr I I ahr
8:00 m I c "The 0,1." (adv) ~I lac~ Webb llon Oubb1n~
9:00 U (at 6 ) ,39 C "Murder al lhe World Se11l!l" (dra) ·77 Lynda
Oay George Karen Valentine Ce1ald S Ol011ihlm M1rhael Parks
Mur1ay Ham1llor1 lauet Le1~l1
MOflDAl. _.ARCH 21
6:30 0 <: "Bhndfold" (MP) 66 Rod lludson Guy Sttwkwell
1:00 0 C "Tht Bounty Killer" lwr~) 64 Dan Duryea Rod Cameron
9:00 D l3 e I 101 m c ''Tiit Lile and Amui111tlolr of the Kln(lislf'
(dral 76 [dward Asnt.r Nrcholu Pryor Gar; All~n Diane Kagan
TU£SOAY. MARCH 22
ll:W 0 C "Ont foot 1n Hell" lwes) 60 Alan l add Don Munay
O C "lo Catdl A Thief" 1com) ·s~ ~r; Granl Grace Kelly
9:00 10 C • "81a1nstorm" ldra1 '65 Jellrev liunter Dana Andrews
Wt0£SOAY, MARCH 23 8:00 U '1he Dtfiut <Mes" (dra) ·53 Tony Co1t1s S1d11ey Po1tier
8:30 0 C "Pamct West" (•es) 51 ~ luhn Payne, Dennis 0 Keele
9:00 fJ (flT 3 ) I e ICI "Pout" (wts/ ·75 ~irk 1>01111las. B1uce Dern
TMURSOAY, MUCH 24
l-00 0 C "The Gatlin& Cun" (adv) 17 Guy Slockwell Pa111ck Wayne
0 "Hiid" tdra) '6J P&ul Newman. li'lelvy11 Oougla~. Palflt1a Neal
tNIDAT, MAJICH ZS
8:00" I c "The OK.Ir" (dra) '66 Stephen Boyd, me Sommer
0 'C "Bndcrs 1t Toh-Ri" (dra) '54-W1lh1m Holden, Crace Kelly
9:00 0 ( l'T 1 ) e I CBS Friday N•(llt Movie; (C) "Tiie Way West" (wes)
'67 Kuk Douglas. Robert M1tchun1, Richard Widmar~
SATURDAY, lWCH 2$
6:00 e I c "Mo!aan "" Pirate" (adv) 61 -Stm Reem
1:00 G ~ ''A Min for All Seasom" (dra) '67 Paul Scofield, Wendy Hiller
9:00 D 1"1 \ U (ID) m 'C) ''The StOM·Killer" {dra) "77-Charles Bron
son. M~1t1n 8•1$i!m Oav1d Sherner. Norm1n r ell. Ralph W11te
9:30 G) It" '1'ha Gal Who Too• the West" (we') '49-Yvonne DeCarlo
THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
KOCE·TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
SUNDAY, WCI! 20 4:30 Eltctrlc ~ny
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12:00 Iowa Girl's Hich Sehool 5:30 Villa Alecre
BuketOlll Ctia111pionslllp &:00 Chant to Cllanct
2:00 Consumer Sum.al IOI 6:30 Ouest IOf ,t110naJ Meaninc
2:30 Maklnc It Count 7:0011thniques in Shtchlnc
3:00 Home Gardener 7:30 Star~d
4:00 Quest fOf Pel'SOllll Mt1n1n1 8:00 Soundstap
S:JO Bia Blut M.trblt 9:00 Our low The tender court
6:00 Once Upon A Cllaic slup ol Robert Browning and
7:00 Americ.ln Indian Artisb Eh1abelh Barrell 1s '"on 7:30 Womln structed 10 this play
8:00 Oocumtnlary Sllowtase 10:00 Mi«obes and Men
9:00 Soundst.11• 11 :00 b:Neil/Ltllrer Report
10:00 The '•HIM!'\
MONDAY, MAllCH 21 TltURSDAY, IWCH 24
9:00o\M Prohltt 9:00AM Macllell/l.tllrer Report
9:30 T edlniques in S.etd1lnc 9:30 Home Gartletltr 10:00 Chance to liYe/W«Milll 10:00 WOfclsmitll/Mmuremetri<
10:30 ruturu 10:30 Cower to Cofff
11:00 Easy 01J•1nc1Matter ' 11:00 lnsidt Out/About You Motion II :30 Electric Company
11:30 Electric Company 12:00 Sesame StrMt
12:00 Sesame Street 1:00 Two Cents Wortti/Veaetablt
1:00 Sona Bact lnside Out l.·30~'-tt•r 1 ....... iOll. 1:30 Universe and I -_,. 2:00 Classic Theltrt Preview 2:00 Consumer Sunival
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3:00 Sesame Street l:OO Sesame Street 4:00 Zoolllt 4:00 Zoom!
4:30 Electric Company 4:30 Eledric Company
5:00 Mister llocen Neiatibomood 5:00 Misttr Roaen Nt1pborhoo4
5:30 VWla Aleare 5:30 lnfintty fKtory
6:00 Cllant to Chante 6:00 Makin& It Count
6:30 Quest '°' PtltOllll Mtanlna 6:30 Dimensions in Culture
7:00 T ecllftiq11ts ot Sketc~lnt 7:00 flit Home Gardner 7:30 The Frendl Clltl 7:30 r.Y.I.
8:00 Oil l'lintinc 8:00 Clmk n.e.tre Prnlew
8:30 Allyont for TtnnJtOll? 8:30 011nce of Prevention
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11;00 MKlleil/lel!rer Reporl 11:00 Maclleil/l!llrer Report
TUESDAY, MARCH 22
9:00AM Macllell/Leflm Report
9:30 Home Gardtntr
10:00 Cover to Cower/Chante to
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10:30 Vecetable Sou,/lrt's Oraw
11 :00 Stlf l~ated ti :30 Eltctric Company
12:00 Sesame Street
1:00 Inside Out/Two Ctnb I :JO Ripple$/Word$mllti
2:00 Anyone fOf T tnt!J1011 I
2:30 Dimensions in Cllfturt
3:00 Sesame Street
4:00 Zoom!
4:30 Electric Company
5:00 Mister Roctrs lleifllbo!hood
5:30 Infinity flldory
6:00 Voter's Plptllt1t 6:30 Dimensions In Cufturt
7:00 The Home Ga~tntr
7:30 U.1.C fOOlm 8:30 WOfld Prm
9;00 Masterpiece Thutrt
10:00 rtevln and !ht ffltsburafl
11:00 Mtclltll/Ltllm Rtp0rt
WCONESDAY, MAllCH 23
9:00AM M.tcllell/lefutr Report
9: 30 Aj)plitd T tehnkruts
10:00 [ttJ Dmrinllllniwne I I
10:30 lm•ca ' lmaci111tion
11 ;OO V•table Seup/Sona Bae 11:30 Oectrlc Colftpll!J
12:00 Smmt Stl'llt
1:00 About Yoo/ltt's Dnw 2:00 £ut011t1n Masten
2:30 A lhtltf of fld
3:00 Smtllt Strtet 4:001-1
fRIDAY. llMRCH 25
9:00AM M.tdltll/Lellrer RtPOt1 9:30 Tiie French Chef
10:00 Rlppla/ About Y ov
10:30 lbtttr I Motlofl/
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11: JO Eltdrk Company
12:00 Sesame St1Mt
1:00 hsy Drawln&IStll
lncof~ated I :30 Let s l>faw/T wo Ccms Worth
2:00 !Iowa
3:00 S.me Street
4:001*11
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5:00 Mlstlf Roc•ta Ntipboltlood
5:30 Villa Altar•
6:00 Chant to Cha11Ce
6:JO 0vest IOf l'w111NI Mttnln1 1:00 C.Wmtr S4im.11 lut
7:30 Voter's '1peline
1:00 WafrinltOll Wtd In Review
8:30 ••• Sttltt ....
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9:30 Miiie of Oil P•iflllnc
10:00 Morie: "Inn tho Ttrrill4e"
11:00 The Mldloll/l.ellrtf Report
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3:30 AnJont for T eMY*I? 4:00 DlllMNlofts ill Caftum
5:00 Ttdlniqlia of Sht~lnc
&:00 a..lc Theatrt
7:30 SMdow al ti,. S-ral
J;OO ""-"Woman Rebel"
t:OO lbsttrpieco Thutrt
10:00 Great hrfomunces
Edward Asner stars as Huey P. Long,
the populist-oriented Louisiana gover-
nor and U.S. senator whose controver-
sial career was cut short by
assassination. in "The 1..ife and
Assassination of the K1ngfish ," a fact-
based World Premiere drama on the
NBC Monday Night Movie (9-11 PM).
Nicholas Pryor. Gary Allen and Diane
Kagen also star.
A Tomorrow Entertainment produc-
tion written and produced by Robert
Collins. the feature focuses on the
shooting of Long in the state capitol in
1935 and through flashbacks, unveils
his controversial career and the mystery
surrounding the motivation of his as-
sassin, who died at the hands of Long's
bodyguards.
The drama centers on the final three
years of the senator's life. following him
through campaign tours and into fierce
political infighting that created enemies
for him in both Louisiana and Wash-
ington The feature was filmed entirely
on location in Baton Rouge, La .. and its
environs, including the actual site
where Long was shot by the son of a
dentist.
Meredith Baxter Birney, who stars as
Nancy Lawtence Maitland, the eldest daugh-
ter of the Lawrence family on ABC's Family
series. is a rarity ... a native Californian. born
in Los Angeles. She graduated from Holly-
wood High School where she majored in
Theatre Arts, although at that time she never
dreamed of becoming an actress-as she
seriously thought about a singing career.
After high school she continued to study
voice and drama at lnterlochen Arts Acad-
emy in Michigan.
When she returned to Hollywood she be-
came interested in acting and soon appeared
in the film, "The Interns." Other feature cred-
its include "Ben," "All the President's Men"
11nd the soon-to-be-released. "Bittersweet
Love." She lives in Santa Monica, California,
with her husband, actor David Birney. They
have a daughter, Kate. two: and two children
from her previous marriage, Ted, nine and
Eva. seven.
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O Ru Humbird
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2f Fillt 8'pltst Church m Hour ol Power
W Jlpa1166 un11111e Pro1rams
-11:30-
0 Mom ./ ./ ./ "The $tar"
<•m l ~J Belle Davis
U )lmmy Snuart Show
( IT 3 ) Soul Tn1n
AFTERNOON
12:00
D \lll fl ~ G11ndi11nd
Coverage from CaPsars Palace in I as
Veeas ot i 12 round heavywe1ahl
boxing event lealurina champt0n loe
Bogner ag~1n~t Ron I ylR nt thg
Un1tPd Stat,~
9 Tht Champlofts fll Burns allcl Allen
CJ Buddy Grt<o Show
Cl) h ith lot Tocl•y
(2t) Challtn11 Cup T 1nn11
tD Round Ctro/En £l Mundo m ChrmoP/ltr Closeup
-12:30-
0 form~y's Allhque Wol\'11oP
{'Soul Btat
Cl) Victory at Se1
((ty l l) Outdoon m "ed&t Bruk/Gtut l'erlor
1111 l!CeS: ai1ldlloocl
m111S1p1
1:00
D (Jn 1 l l) 1 e aialltn&• ot tht
Sta es
O An&tls Bas-ball Angels vs lht
Oakland A·s 1n lh1s pre season camt
lroln Palm SP11nes, Cal
U (<al CIJ) iUJ ls.sues l Answers 0 Abbott 1nd Costtllo CD Morie: v "Elmer the Grut"
(com} ·33 lot £ Bro111n
Q) IU.T. Basbtblll Champ10nsh1p
Marv Alben orov1des !ht rommen
ta1y to• this ume M Madison Squart
Garden in Ne111 York m hrth for Toda1
-1:30-
D (Jf 1 f ) n Otrt<llOnl
Hi ford Philpot
Eii) Cinema 36. "Hello Fusco Hello"
-1:45-
0 ( fr ~ ) t NBA lbslletbal1
Regional 1ame
2:00
D Wlkflrft Thtater
£ MallNI Olllofl
B Tiit Winnen
1D 1'11,..ctl'ft D J lla1111 of ttlt G.tme
XI r11t11 IOf Today ID Grand l'na T enn11 I ht Volvo
Clus!C lou1Mm,n1 finals 1n lh,
smtles compet1t1un horn Wash
mgton DC ir ltlllttes 1" Action
-2:30-u AlntnU: Tht YIMlnt hperienu
I • W'tld llt1116om
llJ Mowrt: v v "forty Guns'' (.,..P\ 1
·57 Barbm Stanwyck nun lagg~1
td) Mttt tht l'rtu
CD "1low11: v "Tiit "11an rrom
Planet I" (\1.1 fi1 'il Rob'" Cld1ht .H Comt Walk lht Wofkl
3:00
D At 011t With
6Wlkl Wiid Wnl
8 1>t ABC Ch1mp1onsh1p Auto
lac1111 Coveraae ot rhe Atl4nl•
SO() ~tock Cu R~tt
ill Mme. v v ./ C ~r1im Ram
lllH" (comJ 61 CtotRt r Scoll
Cl) Siftllltr t11w~
11 Jffllmf Snuart Si-m wn.-11t on llll1nt1o11
-3:30-
• C.tll It "11XJroftl
21i (I VOIU or -.l•ClllMt » Rt41c-T-Hall
m Col'tfll ""
4:00
D (11i rl)) 11 e.a1n1 Spte1a1
Howard Oms Ir and Lee Canalrlo
w1ll lr&ht oopon,nts not Y'I ~lerted
D ni. SlmCay Sllow e v.,.,. le "" lltttOlll of llM $11
(JJloftalld 8 1'tl ABC's Wide World of Sjlorts
DMotlt: vvv'C "Will,
Don't bn" (com) '~6 Cary Grant
m "11owlt v ./ v "Bick
Batun" (dra) 4~ John Wayne
1U l r lJ Mttt Illa l'rtu
12f1 bancet "• ID Wall SlrHI Week m 1to11ywooc1 C1111
-4;30-
111 I 1 Eduutlol! 11 won.
tID World ptrm
5:00
fJ THE "FOllZ" plays
• Romeo! Henry Winkler
meeh Shakespeare and
swaps thutre lore!
to
D ( 17 (31) (f fes1inl ol l.lwely
Am Henry Winkler Meets Wilham
Shakesptare With ~n ~tor poitray
'"i Wilham Shakespeare and a band
of ( hzabfthan players. Henry Winkler
l11ts to lam1ha111e young people wrlh
somt ol lhe Bard's best knov.n
v.orks Romeo and lultet." The
lam1n2 ol lhe Shrew Hamlet,"
dnd •· flfnry IV '
0 Star Trek
~ J Movie: v v v IC 1 '1he Inno-
cents" (mys) '62 Deborah Km
0 G1eat AdHnlure
10:1NIW\ m Movie. v v IC• "Hemm1nt·
••1's Advtntu11s of A Youns Man"
dra) 6? R1rhard Seymer
23 I Concern
2f Wild Wild Wen
ED Wtslllncton Yfetk In Rew~w
{at 8 ) Championship f1sh1n1
st 8ruk the Ban•
-5:30-u 2i e m News
JO Ironside
ID kltm hitter: A l'rrote Wofld
( 21 I ) formbf Antiqurn1 Show
,. Ctltbnty s ... ~,es
EVENING
8:00
008""' U Th1t's~t
O Mo¥lt v C' (2hr) "The Grut
Bank Robberf' (com) '69 Zeio
Mn\l~I Kim Nook. l nrrv Storch
D Animal WOfld
CD Motie: v v ./ (2hr) l'ursurt of
lbppiness'' tdr~I I l M1cnae1
'iarraz,n
2)1 e lron11d•
2' Sl)Ke: 1999
( 29l 8 ) Most Wanled
)t1 $2!>,000 pty~m1d
-6:30-
0 t 17 3 ) • )t !fews
U Ctltbnty SwttpSllkts
U lrttlt V°IC G1llte leave~ lhr ranch
an~ aves to Caltl01n1a lo ltnd I 1Ule
Vtr < nwnfr
llJ Wotld ot ttlt ~
10 A Farr rn tht l'uk
ID fRAVEl ABOARD THF * HOIWLE'A TO TAHnl fD lhtro111I G•o111ph1c $ptc111
Voya&' <ii th' Hokult a Story ol
lh~ l 000 m1lr voyaer o1 • huu
~oublr hullrd unot lrom Ha111a11 lo
hh111
7:00
0 (!Ulm> (8) Mort•:
ti t/ v t/ t' (lh1) "The Wir.ttd M Ot' (adv) '39-ludy Carland. Ray
8ol1er l&Ck Haley, Bert lah1 lhe
d~lrlhltul lanrasy tale about 1 htlle
Kan~s 1111 who d1eams of tile ma11
cal land of C1 and all ol rts wonderful
nnd 111rcked people Based on fht
IJOPular book by frank l 91um
Cl HORSEBACK HILARITY * OISllEY COMEDY RIDE
D iUl Cll 10l m Wotld of Dis-
ney ··The Horse 1n the Gray Flannel
Suri" Part I An 1dverlls1n1 uecultve
(Dean Jones) buys a champion lump
mg horse for his d1u2hter and names
11 atler ii pioducl ~e's promohJ!i.
hop1ne to 1mpre$$ 1l1s tyrannical boss
(f1ed Clark) Crane Bake• Kurt
Russell and lurene Tultle co star
(£ ~•&• to tht Bottom ol the Sta
0 (~ J 1) <lf Sl1 IUllon $Man
(?hr) The Bionte Bo( When scren
ltst Rudy Wells invents an atomic
b1onrc device v.h1ch may reslore
pa1alyzed hmbs. a 16 yea• old boy is
5elecled to receive the 1mpl1nt
O Nn Treawre Hunt
OJ K£1111T ~GERS HOSTS
• MUSIC HAll AMERICA
CD MuliC Ha.II Amerlu
<,31 Morie: y v ctJ (90) "Get
airmle lo'f•' (adv) 74 lhtrtsa
Graves, Hmy Guardino
0'l Roller "mtt
-7:30-
0 The Adrenturel'l
8:00
U <lJ) t e J fOJ fli) llllC Sunday
Mystery-McMillan D1211ahs po1soo ine tause~ the death ot a popular
telev1s1on news anchoimen and the
suspects rnclude the writ and lalher
1n law ol Mac's dentist
O Wonderful World of Macrt
.J) l'tter Mar1halt Siio-a
0 SPECIAL! EXPOSE Of * BLASPHEMOUS PORNO
MOVIES THAT DEFILE
CHRIST, MOCK GOD!
llJ II•• Sacrtlitious Moms Pit
Boone hosts m Mowit: v ./ " (2ht) "Tiit
D.I." {adv) 51 lack Webb
CD Sam Yorty~
Ell) VIEllllA SYMPHONY
• PERFORMS STRAUSS
ID Vienna l'ttilh11111onlc "" Ytar's Conttrt The Vienna Ph1lharrnon1r
plays the music ol Strauss
OJ £J ~ de S,tvla "1n1I m N1tio11al Slibl<riptlon TY Test
-8:30-u Watch God al wor~
• 511arkin1 revival In
the wilds ot Borneo!
Host; Stan Mooneyham .
O Come Walk lht W01ld
1(1 U.$. Ollt Way
9:00
0 BlllC! Bob Hope, top * stars hail Crosby's
50 years in show-biz
O 1r1r ,3 ) 1 1 B1n11 81ne
C1osby celebrahn& hrs 501h year on
show business 1s 101ned by Bob Hope
and a stellar euest rosier ol old and
nev. friends Guests include lack
Albertson. Paul Anka Purl R~11,v
and Sandy Duncan
O Oral lobtlts
U A WOltLD PltEMICREI * "MURDER AT THE
WORLD SERIES"
G (al CJ)) QI) ABC Su11da1
lllowit: v v v CC) (2hr) "Murftr
at Hit WorN Strlts" (dra) 76
Lynda Cay Georee. Karen Valenltne.
Ctr1ld S O'Louahlln A m111 plans a
b11arre k1dnapp1n1 durrne Ille lrnal
two eames of the World Se11es 1n
Houston and pl1ces the lives of five
women 1n ftap&tdy
Ill Tiiis Is YOllr Bible
OJ REX HUMBARD
• PITISBURGH RALLY
Q) 1111 Humbud
® Tht Ont Way
fl!) Masterpllct Thutrt: Upshrrs,
Downstairs _9:30_
D llJ> ru ~ Em llBC Sundar Mysterr-la11 an's ._ab~ Chief
linrean and Ra b1 Small (Art Carney
and B111ce Solomon) try lo iel lhe
truth lrom a rcchs$e (Geore' Gobel)
who hu bt\.ome the foul potnl of
local cu11osrty when his n1e<t 1s
accuse~ ol slayrne his brother
0 Tht !Una 11 Com1n1
f r Samm1 and Comp1ny
0 GOD EXISTS? CHRIST
• RESURRECTED? BY R.
WURMBRAND Victim
01 Communist Prisons
0 Vole• OI th• Martyri m Corona""
10:00
D Da1 ol Orscowery
U Garntr Ted A1matron1
0) Gospel Hour
mNews
ID WINDOM IS THURBER * Ill A ONE MAii SHOW
fl!) Pltdlt Brell/Thur!Mr W•lltam
Wrndom s one man production
leatures stones ol the celebrated
Am~11can humo11st James Grover
lhurber -10:30-
f) "LOVES ME, LOVES ME
• NOT" New Comedy Hit!
0 ( f1 l J) (I I l'llfMIEIElom
Me, Lant Mt Nol Love s pathwo •$
PO<ked ••th p1t111ls v.hen a deter
mined young man lrres to •rn lhe
altect1ons of a y0une lady v.ho has
only one des11e lo eel him out ol her
hfe Stars Su~n Dey, Ken Gilman
ar111 At1 Melrano
U li11m1 $w1u1rt Show 0 Or. Wil•t111n
11:00
0 U r I Hf OJ O> """ D ptacesetten
ll1 The P1L Ctub
U (ff1J I])) U llews O Hotida1 at Melodyl1nd m Mrsslon: lmposslblt m H01111mooners
~JI (j) llame of the Game
(3J Public '°lief Forvm
ID Pltd1e Brea•tAsmat C1nnlb1I
Craltstllen ot lle1I Cu1nn
( 2tl 8 ) Andy WiKiams
-11:15-
( 17 1 ) ~mmy & Company
-1:30-
0 Morre: y v 1C1 "A Man Could '•t Ktlltd' (tom) 66 lames
Garner Melrna Mercoun
D Sammy & Company a Thi 100 Cl11b
U (12Jl c IJ) 1'1111 M1rwt1 Shott
llJ Morre. 'f ./ '-c-"Assn1iMtlon
of Ttotuy' (dra) 12 Rrchard
Bur1on. Al11n Delon
!lOl Movie. v v ~ "llttur11 to "•rton Place" (dra) '61-Carol
lynley, Jeff Chandler
Q) $320,000 WCT TENNIS * AT CAESARS PALACE
CONllOltStGEaULAITIS
0) World Cllamplortsllip T tnllis
"f) Mowlt: v v <J:J '11USQrt of
lltt Golden Condor" (adv) '!13-Anne
Bancroft. Corne! Wilde
2:00 D Motit: ./ "Tht Beast Witfl Flwt
n111t11" (myJ) '46-Robttt Alda.
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MAaal 21
For "*111111 llltl rHerllOCMI llltlftti.
pin~ see DAYTllU PROGRAMS.
Below, !Of your ~. Ill the
Illy'$ lllO'ries.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 D t v "Tiit Empey Clnns' (d11l '&4 Belle Oms
10:00 2f t/ v ./ "Sa11 blOfttO"
tdra) 45-Errol rlynn Alms
Smolh S l ~~jll
11:00 O .; Y, t, "Tw1li&hl tor
the Go4s ' (dra) 58 Rod
Hudson Cyd Cha11sse
12:00 GI ./ v I.CJ "M11jor1t
Mo1nin1st1r" (dra) '57 Gene
Kelly, Hatahe Wood Ed ~nn
1:00 D .; "The Amuinc Colcmll
Man" (dra) '51 Glenn lanun. Cathy Downs
12§! .; t~ "The Cutili1n"
(adv) '65 Frank1t Avalon, Alida
Vail. ~ar Romero
2:00 O .; IC) "Blood on the
Arrow" (wes) 64 Dale Robert
son. Martha Hyer
l:OO UQI Y, t/ <~ "Staaecu(h"
(wes) 6& Ann Marare< Red
Buttons. Bona Crosby
3:30 0 v ./ v (tJ "The Rat
bee" (com) 60 J ony Curhs
Debbie Reynolds I.ck Oakre
EVENING
6 :00 o :L ® <crz> 'L> m,.... 0 0 illJ I' (rli) IJ]) flews
D ca> Star T rt~
"f) Gomer Pyle
D Gunsmoh m P'.triclae F111111y
m~m-12 fli> Eledrk Company m Dramatic Stria
(ll) Mile Doull&s m Little 1tasu1s
-6:30-
0 CBS MOVIE SPECIAL
• Re>Q Hudson Thriller
BLINDFOLD
O Movie; v v ,/CC (90)
"Blindfold" (susp) '66 Roe~
Hudson. Guy Stockwell
(II Andy Griffith
flOJ Mtrv Griffin Show
GI Family Altair
< rn rn> Gunsmott fli> Zoom ( r3l !J... ) Bewitched
mTownl1I~
7:00 o o <ui <u m m ,.,..
DU.rs Dub l My Tllr" S-T To Tel t1M Truth
0 C-tntratioll
GI I Lowt Lucy m T11t Fil m $pln1Sh MoM
a W'1 ""'"" fl') Cltanntl 21 To1u1hl lletlton
cover1ae special includes und1d1les
fOf Mayor of los Anaetes John Louis
Aledo. Clona Rios Berlin, B.uney
f eldman, MK:hael A Hitt. Howard
Jervis. frank Kelley, Sam Manuel,
Chrrs Musun. Alan Robbins, Seymour
Rosen. and Milo A S11t11aho
(<BJ (J)) P'1rtrlcl11 hmily m McHalt's llMy
TV WEEt<. MAf!CH 20 1977
-7:30-
D C.litCKnia 811JllM
D LM Allltrkln $tylt
!]) Odcl Couple
O I.ti's Malt A Dul
(.IJ llllllt Tlllt TllN
CJ Tiit .lottf's Wild <m P'rict 11 Rlc!tt
GI (Z9Cf>) Brady B1111tll
<cm < > '°"'' Sillflnc hibtltt JJ) t) Wild hid of Allimlls
® Hoean's Ktroa GI Fotllds of MH
1J) Um Club m "f' Troot1
8:00
0 (lJ'l Cl ) (]) T1lt JttftttOIU Is
11 richl lor a newlywed lo leave he•
husband and ao to Enaland for three
months' Jenny says yes. L10nel says
no
D llfl !l t.m m U1t11 House
on the P11ln1 "The [lectt0n" In lhe
elechon lor class president, the boys
devrse a scheme 10 *h1ch Mary
Ingalls and Helhe Oleson will d1Y1de
lhe airls' vote ~nd allow the shy.
tender "class dummy" tu win
D Movie: v (CJ ''The BounlJ
lllller" (wes) '&4-Dan Duryea, Rod
Cameron
!J ) Mov11 .; .; 1.c; (2hr) "lite Gentle Rain" (dra) '66 Ch11stopher
Ceoiae. lynda Oay
O (taJ (I)) <HJ Br1d1 Bllncll
Hour Charo. Jhe Hudson Brothers,
Ann 8 Oav1s and Rip hvlor auest
0 llHl Glmt of Ille WHk
GI SlS,000 l'y11111id m P't1ry MHOn
al! lilovlt: v .; v .Cl (211r) "S.. llo Evil" (dra) 11 Mia Farrow.
Robin 8.11ley, Dorothy Ahson
ID MIU~ ' Men "Tiit Tuber
cuhn Alfair" Emil Behrina discovers a cure lor diphtheria and Rober1 Koch
1s pressured into prematurely
1nnounc1n& a cure lor tuberculosll m l'rtt11ier m llahoftll Subsuiption TV Test
-8:30-u (@ (}J) Cl) Bustina loose
Lenny's plan to pick up some utra
cash by working as a weekend ucorl
for Melody's employer develops into
a comedy of errors when Woody can'I
learn up with him and the less-suave
Vinnie substitutes tor their dates
with two m1ddle-a2ed dowaaers.
GI Cross-Wits
9:00
O (/171 (})) (J) Malldt V1v1an·s
pleasure at Arthur's sudden burst of
amorous behavior rs ottrcome by
~me when 11 becomes obv10us that Arthur 1s 1ust nol himself
D (fJJ ([) cm 6' "8C Monday
Mcmt: v v ,/ ~ (211r) "Tht Ute
lllCI Aaiss1111tloll of tht llin(fisll"
(dra) 76 Edward Asner. H1cllolas
Pryor G11y Allen Diane Kaaan
[d111rd Asner stars as lou1S1aM ·~
lecendary Depress.on era covernoi
and US senator Huey P lone. PoPU
l1rl1 kno.n as "tht Kinrfish" wtlo
was assnsmaltd 1n lhe stale capitol
11 the he11hl ot h11 controvm11I
cueer
D (lltl (()) tD Mott \lhnttd
"The Parasrte" An utortromst turns
a teenaae a•na into • deadly nne that sets off 1 series of ltud
accidents to force the truck1n1
comp1nres into pay1n1 protection
insurance
CD llltrv Griffin Sllow
Cl) flit Vlr(lnlln m Cint Un!Ytrwl
Grizzly Ad•ms with Ben lre•I niml' "Bozo") his beu·pil.
··1 could ea'>tl'r havl· b£'l'n Grtllly Adam<. 11 I had
lived tn that Pra." 'dY Ddn I l.tKRt>rly. cm avid nature
lover and 'tar ol the nl'\" NBC \Nil'' Jhp Lil<' and
T1mf''> ot CrtLZl'r Ad.ml\ \\.l'Cinp,day' (8-QPM)
In thl' \l\t>C'kl\ 'Nil'' bd'l'd on thl• l'f'4 tht>alr11 al
reh.•a<,e o f thl' 'amt• t1tll' tht' mu'! ular h'l" aclor
port rel\~ lame•' Crtzzly 1\dam'. d lur·trappN and
mountain man ""ho " ht-mg flUl\UPd 101 a crime> he
did not comm11 l<ath1•r than IJ(I• an 1ne\ 1tablt-1atl
<.entenu• Adam' rt'trt•dl\ lo th<· "1ldrrne'>'> where he
adoph cl nf'VI. l1tt• '>t\lt• and bt>trwnci' ""'Id an1mat ..
including a ht'ar lUb ""ho lt\r'' \l\tlh him
Haggerty "a' chown lor th1• IP.id bt•tau'e o t ht<.
act mg ab1l1t\ a' V1.c•ll a, h" 'JlP11JI lmt' tor animJI' He
started a' c1n 1ndepcndt•n1 Jn1mal trainer hod.mg hi'>
turn1ture-rel11gc>rator and ,111vf' to bu\ hi' ftr,t ltnn
t uh He ~uperv1wd an1mah lor !Jr 1an product ion-..
wh1Ch tool.. htm lo Bralll tor J war t1nd Wht>n thE·
"Jorth Wind Bin""'· whPrt• ht• wor kt>d "1th wolve., as
well a' other .inim..il'
Ht'> knuwlt•dgt• ot h.indltng wild animal,, \UCh a' ht.,
<,erte' uimpanion BPn, t1 <1tXl pound (,11uly bt>.H,
enc1bll'' H<iggrrl\ to do" !'n1·' th.11 nH>'I Jc tnr' woukl
tmd 1mpo,,1bh• lta~gnty 1 r!'d11, anim,11, for bP1ng
111.hert' hr 1s tod.iy 'f)c 11ng thi.. w11"'" l rJtntortablf' t11r
me hec du\e .intmt1I' t1nd I ~Pt .1lon>l .... l'll · P'(plt11n,
Haggt•rt\ T hr-., haw tw1·n Jolnod t 11 nw Jnd I l11w
them
It 11 y.c11,n I 1111 tht•m I don l l..tH>\" '"hat I Vvnuld be
dOtnR lhpy H•d lJ' (lidlO(t'll\ ht \ \'.llf> DtdnP and
daught.-" fdmm\ ,111d lr.i c \land I lrJwlt•d dll uwr the
world \'.tth tht•m A' .m dt tor. hoY.r•\Pr. I haH'n t
mc1nagt>d lo IE'.tH· Utdh Jnd A11t11n,1
V..ht'n hP" not \\Olktng on thl' Wiit'' H,tlo(gt'rt)-d
lover ol "'md1< hl\lllf't-hunt' lhht•, l c1r\l'' lumllure
c1nd l rail\ lt·c1thl•r I ma kt· linl' 1urn1tur<' l<•dthPr
clothe' clnd 'hol'' \J'r' th!' modl·rn cia\ C.rtLZl'r
Adam'> Nt1turr ha' bt>t'n Rood lo nw I hdve good
hand' and I can u't' I hf'm
Joining Hdggerty 1n th<· d< tmn Jdventure MP Dun
~hank'> d' Nal..umd, hi'> lnd1Jn blood brtJtht•r, dnd
vetercln d< tor Denvpr l'ylt' '" Mad la< I.., h" tru~ted
tnend Tugetht'r lht'\ It'd< h Adam\ thP way' ut the
wildernes' "ih,ink' hJ'> p11rlrdyr>d Jn lnd1c1n in thrt>e
ltlms. · ThE> ltlt' and ltnW'> ol C11ulv Addrn',' "Fron -
tier Fremont." and "C.uard1.in ot the Wilcierness ·•
BETIE DAVIS: DETERMINED
TO HAVE A CAREER
"I had the courage to lake charge of my career and argue when I
thought I was being given something that was wrong," states Bette
Davis. who. after having appeared 111 85 motion pictures. will be the
first woman lo recetve the presltg1ous Ame11can Film lnshtule Lile
Achievement Award on 'The American Film Institute Salute lo Bette
Davis" special, Monday at 9 JOPM on CBS
Joan Blondell. another actress who was al Warner Bros for many
years told me that she wished she had fought as hard as I did for •
good parts tn all those years under contract." M1$$ Davis continues.
"maybe f1ghr 1s too bad a word because it wasn't actual physical
sp1ttrng and f1ghl1ng II was simple determ1na1ton-I wanted lo work
with good directors. be given good sc11pls. work with talented actors.
and not rely on false adverltsrng ·
Perhaps more ahead ol her ttme then than other actresses who
worked 1n hims rn lhe Jo·s and 4o·s. Miss Davis claims to have fought
tor truth 1n pubhc1ly and promotion "They would have a display
poster suggesting lhat a halt naked lady was a middle age school
teacher. The audiences would pay their money. go in and take their
seats. and on the screen walks Belle Davis. playing a middle-age
school teacher
"I think the pubhc was otten inlurialed by this As a matter of tact.
I got many posters changed I always believed tn being as honest with
audiences as vou could be I also fought over many ltlles that were
m1slead1ng. because they would make a seuous film and then gel
frightened ol tt
"I don't have any sat1staclion when anything 1s easy ' Miss Davis
declares When work 1s easy how can you go home at night and feel
you've done anything? I could have taken many shortcuts. I could
have accepted many parts I was on suspension from Warners 16
ltmes. with no pay because I wouldn't play those dreadful lhtngs they
handed me II would have been much easier to say yes But I did have
courage 1n that area. and 1t made my career what 11 became "
And what 11 became now 1s legend When the American film
Institute honors Miss Davis with the life Ache1vement Award for her
many contributions to the him art, she 1oms an 1llustrious group of
pm1ous recipients. John Ford, James ~gney, Orson Welles and
Wilham Wyler
This to111poslt1 dis911rs tlM Kt1111 mutility of Mia Dawis: (to, '°"• llft bl
ript) le a stucllO portr1it of tllt urty 1'10'a; IS CMriott11.owtn, 111 "Tiit Old
lilltd"; as the dcMapr Countess DI G111, iR "Thi Sup11oat"; Ind (bottolll
row, llft to ri&flt) IS Julie ,..rsdtft, Ill "lu*r; u Ch1riott1 Viii, in "llow
Vo,11tf"; incl as ,..,,. Cllanninc. in "Alt Allout b1."
Peget
MONDAY (Continued'
fD The P1llistn Romantic decmons
are made hy several couple~ Violet
and Chiltern become engaged, laura
leaves Kennedy, Phineas p1om1ses to
tnatJy hts ch1ldh00d swtetheart and
Clenco1a helps Mme Mu decode
•r11nst m;111y1nc Omn1um
-9:30-
0 BffiE DAVIS SALUTE * Film Institute, stus
honor HollJWOOd queen
O ( 11' 3 ') l Am111un Film
lnshtutc Salute to Bette Dim A
t11butt to one ot the most endu11nc
•nd p101thc st;irs 1n motion P•Clu1u
a illOman "'hose name l•ce and
voote ite synonymous the illOrtd over
w1lh the lrad1tt0n1I Hollywocd ol lhe b1~ movie ·
10:00
0 """ U (121\ I ) l')fl Futlltr I f1thu
feather Harry And the11 ianK are on
the rrait ol a US Senatr cand1dalt
they suspect ol ~1lling his wile when
~he threatened d1vo1ce aclton d1111ng
his campaign
e' Celebril} ltewue
f81 Gunsmole
EID PREVIN & SONDHEIM
• HAVE A FESTIVAL 17
fD Pre•rn and lht P1lhbur1h
·crutine a11 Impression Andre
P1e¥1n and euest lhomas Hov1na
d11ecto1 of lh, Metropoltto1n Museum
of Art e11m1ne tht lmprel.)1on1st1l
n11>vemtnt
-10:30-m mm11ews
11:00
08 t CiJ1tlkw\ o n r ~m"4wl 0 (lf I ) LM AAl111an Style
f ' S11111t1 Milch Up
Ci) flnn1 Lllll
ID Miry Har1111u. Mary Hutmu
Cl) TlHt H-r-ners <tr J 1) Tite 1t111c11 Show 2f Best of '1'Ducho m llad Joun11t m 0r11111tic s.r1n
-11.30-
0 (rf7'l 1 3J) I . I CIS Utt Moille:
C 1 "lotl*; WM al Oie8111;" '111cCloud:
The llew Mmln Conneclial" D iaf: I j l (iQ) Im Jtlw!y Cl11D11 4 fht "1 Club a ( 2tl 6 lt $f1ttl1 ol San
Fr1M1KO/Dln Aucuit m 11.1r°"""
Cl>Sct.llllu
2f\ Tiit 700 Ckl• fD Madleff/ltltrtr ltepof1 m llfW\/111ow,.
12:00
U ltltof~
ID Motet. ./ ./ C ''At Swords
l"oM!tH "d~I ~l COrn'M Wildt
Ill MeM· v C '1«111 Snen" (acM 61i Jany Russel
-12:30-
• AH ltllflt S.. "Tiie MummJ,"
''Mn1•r'• Hand," "Mum111J'1
TOM•," "MUmlllJ'I C•l'M"
C) Motte: .; "Tiie Act11l'M4" (drl) 58 Don1ld Wotl11. Robel! Bray Ian, Grrtf1ths
1:00
D il1l rJ \ ffO'I Tomorrow
-J:OO-u Motlt: t/ ._c1 "Flom tltt brlt! to lllt Moo11" (Kt 11) '58 Joseplt
Colt'"· Ge011t S.nde11
P909 10
TUESDAY
MMCHU
fOf mcw111n1 ind afte1,_ lllt111p,
pleu.e stt DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
l!lflow, IOI '°"1 tonftnienu, lft tllt
d.lr's ~
DAmME MOVIES
9.30 0 .; .; " "·~· (dra) 36 Walter Huston Davia
Niven
10:00 ~ ./ .; ./"Om Bombe1"
(dra) 41 fool Flynn Fred Mac
Mu111y Ralph Bellamy
11 :00 0 ./ ./ "Tht Outsidei"
(dra) '62 Tony Curlis James
Franciscus Btuce Bennett
12:00 ID ./ v "Hulow" (dra)
'65-Carol Lynley C1nge1
Roeers. Efrem Zlmbahst Jr .
Barry Sullivan
l.00 0 t/ "War of the Colo$.sal
S.ast" (sci hi '58 Sally f1m1 .
Ro&er P.ce
(2f) v v "The Couch" (dra)
'62 -Cranl Wtllt~ms. Shirley
Kn1ehl
2:00 O v y' rel "A Cannon 101
Cordoba" (adv> '10 George
Peppard Giovanna Rath. Raf
Vallone
3:00 j~ " .; " c J "Tll'O IOI the llNd" (rom1 67 Audrey
Hepburn Albert Finney
l )0 U t/ Cl "Haw $aoeel 11 ls1"
(com) 68 James Carner
Debbie Reynolds leny Thoma\
Paul l ynde M1u11ce Rone!
EVENING
8:00
0 U 'I 10 ( 17! 3.J) NeM D Jf 1 ((21) r (I m Ntiwi
O I.akin llnittblll Cont d from
S JOPM La~eri V'l Chteaco 0. Gomer 1'ytt
Ci) Gunsmoh
ID P1r1rid19 f1m1tr m Adam-12
(lf) Sui Trtk
Qi) Eltdnc ComP1n~
OJ Di llNtlc Senei
IH I Mike Dourtas m 1.Jttlt Rascals
-6:30-
fJ Dinah! Guests rnclude O~ntel
!llsbera. Kenny Roeers. Lonnie
Sho11 Ashford t. S1mpM>n
I And) Gr11frth
IO" Men Grrff111 Sllow m ramlly Atf111
( 1 r 3 ) Gunsmoh m Zoom ( all fJ ) t..rtdled m TIW!I Tiit .
7:00
11 a (21 1 m m 11..,
J., ltty Tllr11 S-
f' To Tell t1te T~ m CoM.ntmiOll m1 t-Lucy
II) Tiit F1I m AIMrla/lstatl Jtwllll Hour a AndJ Gntlit11
fll) Mtclltil/ltl11w Rtport
((8) CJ)) Tiit hrtric111 hmlly m lkHllt's • .,,
-7:30-
.. Candkl C.111tre
ClJ Tiit Oclif C.Uple
8 (ID) 0 (f) CliJ Hollywood S411.tm
(f) The Goir1 Showt
D The Joker's Wiid m (!SJ CJ)) Brady Bundi
(<Il') lD) Nasll•itlt on the ltoad Bl Horan's Htroes
fD CNnnel 21 TOllll!lt
QJJ U.rs Club m "r T1oot1
8 :00
0 (@ ll.)) 'l CSS Rtporls
Wltll Bill Moyer&.
D 9 £ tIDl m Bu Bu Blatk
Slletp "The Fastest Cun" A Japanese
a11 a<:e SPols Pappy who IS having
engrn, trouble. and spares him on
rond11ton Iha! he ,..,11 meet him 1n
combal the lollowrne day
O Mo•11: y' v Ct J (Zhr) "One
foot tn Hell" hm) 60 Alan Ladd
l)) Mo.le: r v ~ (2111) "The
l ast Roman' (adv) 72 Orson
Welles, Laurence Harvey
D (<211 W) ffJ Hippy Om
last of the 81~ lime Malphs" Ralph
ltnds a sudden wealth setltn& loolball
cards to all the gang bul when he
looses a bundle lo • tough 8llY. rn
either pay up or else
O lilo¥ie: v y v tC J (2h1) ''lo
C1tch A Tllief' ('om) ·ss c.,v
Grant, Gmt Kelly
ID Last of tllt Wild
0) Perry MISOll
.ai W1r1iors Buhtball Wa11101s ·~
Kansas City
fD Miu1 Solemn11 Beethoven s
sacred work was 1eto1ed II St
Peter's Basilica 1n Rome 1n M11 ot
1970 lhe Rome Symphony
01chestra of the Italian televmon
network pertoimed and nottd lllm
maker Franco lett11tlh d11ected thP
pro&ram foi telev1s1on m El Show de £4111 rdo 11 m Natiol\ll Subscriphon 1V T ts1
-8:30-u ('2J) ff 1) 1IJ lut1ne and S~11ftJ Haunt'd House When
Laverne and Shtrley need a new sola
they &et a not tip lrom C1rm1ne
Ragusa on whert to eet one but ~er
scared out ot their wits when !hey go
lo chec~ 11 out al a house 111th a
reputarion for being haunted
ID Cr*'Wits
9:00 6 (<17> C_I1) J J M·~·S•H (R)
l'syrh1at11st Ma1or freed man, who
l1nds the pressures ol his profession
gettrne to him. comes to !he asylum
!hat 1s the 40171h M•A•s•H to clear
his head and t1nds release '" its 11n1que lo1m ol insan1ly
D 12il m Police Woman
Oeidt1ne Death' A youne Of Phan
who narrowly escaped dytn& with his
lather when a bomb was planted 1n
then tar 1eopard11es his hie lo hnd
the person responsible for the r.rom,
Ike £1senmann 1uests
fJ GREAT FUN FAMILY! * 8 IS ENOUGH·NEW u (~ C.I > <Ill Elshl Is Enoufh
"Schussboomer" Tom and l01n arf'
ieluctant to 1110'# 19 year old Susan
to 10 on an unchaperoned $k1 werk
end, espemtly aftei Mary ind Joan
nrt rnv1te their unmamed and "my
preninl" ftm1n1st lnend. Malh1lda lo
stiy with tht B11dto1ds, unlll sh' can
find a place to hve, or unlll lht b1by
rs born whichever comes f11sr
[m Motie: v vLCJ (2hr) ''B11in·
slofm" (d11) '65-Jeffrey Hunle• m Min Griffin ~
II) Vlrslnl.tn
fl) Mlllicfl Yultty m Esjlectlcul11 ')7
TV WEEK MARCH 20, 1971
-9:30-
6 (1171 I3J) 8 One Day· at A
TI me
W Couitou: 01t1l In Spate
Population Trme Bomb"
10:00
U (Ul l'!J JJ Kofa• Kathlm
W1dc10es euests as o1 KYPSJ queen
'fllhO plays bolh ends aea•nsf the
middle on attempt1n1 to loc.ate the
man she thinks mpons1bte for k1ll1ng
IYP'llfS o l> JJ m PolKc s1°" s ••
Foot Stretch A huet mo1n who
assaulted none little old lo1dtes 1s
southl by lwo pairs ol detectives
one that gets all the breaks and
another tuc~les.s duo "'ho even arrest
a city councilman for tht tnmes
D Oll11n <JI Celebrity lttvue
U (lltl lf)) 1111 hmlfy Nancy')
u mother 1n law seeks reluge at the
lawrenceSdller leaving her husband.
and Wtllte decides to move oul and
"settle down" with Salrna Magee
12tl Gunsmollt
fD MV looh at tht Osms
Documentary goes behind the
scenes ot the 1976 Audemy Awards
prestnlal1on and 1rtates the e•oe11
ences of being a nominee tor Holly
wood s CO•eted Oscar
0> Cl Bitn Amado
-10:30-m mm 11ews
11:00 a u m u, ,...,
D ]) H Uti t1, ""'' O (<2f\ .J ) Lowe Amenun Style
t S111c1ti Mitch Up 0 lronsidt m Miry Htr1m111. Marr Hulm1n
Ci) TlHt ~JlllOOnen
<1f1l cm Th• bnc11 s11ow
:lf) Best ol Groucho m Latino Consof11u111
-11:30-u (lflt 131) 1.J CBS I.alt Mtvtt:
I e "Columbo· Publistl OI 1'11ish" o !1Jl ((l ftQl m JofiMy Caraon
1 U The I'll Club
U (<2fl l&J) Qfl Tuesday Movttof
the Wetk. "Consp11acv of !error' m lltWS m Ssf. Bilko
!Ml The 700 Club m 21 Tonisht
O> Cinema 3'
12:00
U Best of Groucho
0 Mo.11. ./ ./ Y. "fUnt lost Hd Time ltemtmbt1td '(d1a) 66 Sarah
Mites. Cy11I Cusalk Juhan Glover
CD Mom: Y. v "Stand br for
Action" ladY) •3 Robert hylo1
0) Mo.it: ./ re-"Dimon Ud
P'rth1u" (d11) 62-0on Burnett
-12:30-0 Alt N1rht ~; "0$$-111 b
siofl IOI A K~lltr," "Secnb of tht
llut 1100111," "W10111 llum-11,"
"Heart of tl1t lllO "•n4e"
1:00
D <111 (() fJOl Tomorrow
2:00
CJ Ma.It Doubltfnlurt: "Tht
Destrudon," "War Dtwlb" m All·lllpt Shor. "lri4s• of ~n
Luis Rey," ''The llullllfltttr lftd tllt
lady"
-3:05 -
6 Mowit: ./ (C) "Afrlu, Tt111
$1ylt" (adv) '&7-Huch 0'81,.n
IWEDNESDAYf
MARCH 23 r 0< morn in a and afternoon llSl1n1s,
plme Set DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below. f0< your convenience, are the
dly's lllCl'llH.
OAmME MOVIES
9:30 D .; .; "To the Victor"
(dra) 48 Dennis Morgan
Yoveca L 1ndl0<s
10:00 ..M .; .; y "The Prrn« and the Pauper' (adv) J/ Errol
Flynn Claude Rains Alan Hale
II :00 D ./ ./ C "My Min God trey" (com) ~7 June Allyson
Oav1d Niven lus1P Royce
12:00 m .; .; c "Fiut1" (mus)
4 / Esther W1ll1ams Ricardo
Montalban. Cyd Ch111sse
1:00 D .; .; "Cult of the Cobr1"
(hor) 55 Richard long
26 .; .; .; "The Desert Fo1"
(dra> '51 fames Mason Jmora
Tandy
2:00 D .; .; C "Arrowhead"
(wes) 53 Charlton Htslon
3:00 110 ./ C 1 "W1y, Way Out"
(com) 66 terry Lewis Connie
Steven~
EVENING
6 :00
0 U e 10 ( 11 3 ) Nt111
D n,1 6 ( li e l ID News
D Kinas Hochy Cont d tu1m
5 lOPM l\ines vs Chocag
e Gomer Pyle
D Gunsmoke
m P1rtnd1e Family
&> Adam·l2
2tl Star l rtk m Elednc Company
ED Drimal!c Series
3t Mike Oouctu m utt1e Rnab
-6:30-
0 Dinah! Cunis include Phyllis
Doller Shana Aleonder Or Molton
f r1edman Robert White Adolfo
f uh1on Show and John Valenti
8 Wy Grrtt1th
10 Men Coffin Show m hm1ly Aff111
( 11 3 ) Gunsinokt
ED loom
( 2t e ) llewltclltd
7 :00 ou " e1mm11ews e ' My Three Sons e I To Tell the Tru1h D Concent11t1011 m I love Lucy
&>The re1
2f Andy Gntt1th
ED MuNeil/lehrer Report
( 29 18 1) The P1rtrid1e hmily
ffi McH1le's llny
-7:30-
D ID ll1mt Th1t Tune e The Odd Couple
U Match Gamt
f $121,000 Question
D The Jo•er's Wild
tO Wild hid of An1m1ls m <.at e > Bncty Bunch
( 1 T ~ ) Pop liots tilt Countiy
a) 6 C.lebnty Sntpshkes
~ Hocan's Heroes
fD thlnntl 21 Tomah!
3f !Jars Club
ffi 'T' Tr1>0P
Mitch Morgan (guest star Norman Fell) shown here with one
of hos trained animals mistreats Ben. Grizzly Adams bear in
The Redemption of Ben on NBC s The Life and Times of
Grizzly Adams Wednesday al BPM
8:00
D ((Il> W) llJ Good Times Carl
surpnses the [vans children when he
tells lhem he's going to propose lo
flo11da and then shocks f1011da with
another announcemenl
D -Ill {J tOl ID The life I
nmes ot G11uty Ad1ms Whrle C11111y
•s recupe1alon& horn an atctdent
Ben 1s captured by an animal lra1ntr
whose ettons to train the bur load
only causts horn lo reven lo his wold
stale
t.. MoYit: .; .; .; (2hr) "TOU<ll of
hil" (hor) S8-Charlton Hesloon
U (Z9 I ) )t The 81onrc
Woman The Night Oemon Jaime 1s
terrof1ed by a snarlone strangely 11
lumined Indian buroal demon al the
ranch of a fnend an Indian lorP
e1pen D Mov1t: .; .; .; v (2hr) "The
Defiant Ones" (dra) 58 -lony
Curtis, Sidney Po1t1er Cara Williams m Wild WOJld of Animals
&> Perry Mason !211 llational Geos11ph1c · Myslery ol
Animal Behavior"
fD Non "Tht Woman Rebel P1oer
Lau11e stars in lhP dramat11allon of
the life ol Margaret Sani:er. the
woman who was mosl responsible for
gaining social and poht1cal ~ccep
lance tor lhe con,epl of birth control
in lhe US
ED OlamptOt1sl11p Wrtsthn1 ffi N1hon1I Sllbscrrption TV Test
-8:30-
0 "LOVES ME, LOVES ME * Nor · New Comedy Hit!
U { fl 1,) I Lons Mt, lom
Me "'« Jane s o loance Walter a
~ood looking suave dentrst walks
back onto her hit by accident. and a
1ealous. insecure Oock feels she may
go bdck 10 him Susan Dey. Ken
Gilman and Art Meirano star
D Mowie· .; .C. (90) "Pm11e •
West" (wes) !it -John Payne m Crou-Wrts
9:00
U ( 171 3 ) _L CBS Wednesday
Mo•i•: .; .; I~ (2hr) "Posse"
twu) 1~ Kirk Ooui:las Bruce D1'4n
Bo Hopkins. James Stacy l~
Askew David Canary Ku~ Ooualas
stars ilS a ruthless U S Marshal who
cuts a swatch of murder hes and
betr;iyal ilCfOS) the Soulhwest 1n hos
maniacal pu11u11 of power
D 2~ e tr:) CPO Sllar\ey The
Pim Party Shar~ey s '!forts lo
prevent ii cel,bratoon at lh' end of
bool camp "' lhw•rted when Vito lhe P111a man. arnves with 36 orders
and demands Sharkey pay lo• them
0 (I~ I 81) 1U I Biretta As Tony
ndes a cross country bus tryona to
lerret out a d~ngerous c11minal from
the passengers. he 1s followed by an
agine masler lheil who has been
doublt crossed And will slop at
nothing lo gel 1evenge and 1ecla1m a
tortunt on stolen gems Keenan Wynn
guests
10 Roy Cl1rk Special m MerY G11ttin Show
&> The Vir11n1an ff Amenu ED Greil Performances; "Oanct
Thuler of Harlemtt
-9:30-
D 23 e I m Mclun Stmnson
Show ·say It lsn t So Constern1l1on
and disbelief are the ruction when
Pt&rt announces she s t•peclln& 10
hear the p1ller patter ol little lttt
around lhe house once aea•n
R.B. Kingston (series star Raymond Burr) tries to help a
young teacher whose secret knowledge about a kidnapped
labor leader has made her the target of a mob-style execu·
tion, In "Shadow Games," the premiere segment of NBC's
new weekly series Kingston: Confidential, starting Wednes--
day at 1 OPM. Marlette Hartley guest stars as the frightened
teacher
P999 11
W EDNESDAY CContinultd)
10:00 IJ l2J) I tJ (10) flll rll[llll(l 11 [
Kinaston: Conhduti1I "Shadow
Came" R1ymond Burr reluins 10
•te~ly 1elev1s1on a ) R 8 Krn11s1on
lhe chief mves11gal1ve ieporter IOI
the f1111t1 Croup 1 powerlul ch11n
ol newsp1pe1s and 1eltv1s1on
st1lions In I/le premiere e p1sode
K1n1s1011 1r1es 10 !«ate 1 tormet
labor ludtt who upon be1n1
released lrom puson. demands hti
old iob-and disappear)
0 O ltni
C.ltbrity Rnut
D (121J (,) )t Charlit's An1els
An11e1s al Sea Fran~ C0tsh1n
cuesls o a d1s1urbed cruise ship
enterta1npr using the VOICh ol la
mous scrren pmonahlies to drop
clues as lo who 1s comm1hn~ a swes
of shipboard murders JJl Billy Gnhlm Cru11de fB lstHI Today
'3l Cunsmoh
eti> Sctnu from A M111111e
"Paula" Johan ~nnounces he 1s 1n
love w1lh anolher woman and is
1101ng In te1ve Marianne 1s stunnrd
and beas him lo reconsider
W EJ Bttn Amtdo
-10:30-m &> W News
11:00
OUG>3tlttwS
0 (ill T ) love Al'lltt1U n SIJlt
ff) Sinlles Mrtt11 Up
D @ CJ 1IQ N"'
0 lr911Side CD llbry 1Urtnt111, llbrr Hartmn
Q) TIM "-JlllOOM'I
(IT T ) TM ltlnch Show ® lat of GrolKllo
Q3 Classic Tllulrt rrn11• ··eandldt Productr Ctdric Mtu111i
and Gtorau My Y ~le un .. emty
discuss the Voltwe class1C a111na
f 11d1y al 9PM
-11:30-
0 (111 J) <I CIS utt Mtwtt
.C: "You Can't Win '£111 AU" 1com)
70-TOiiy Curtis Ch3rlt1 Bron~on
D Qll C {l I tOJ tJ.!) JolMlly C..non
r]) Tiit l"Tl Cl11b
• ((8) I.fl) Otl Tht 1100~111/
Mystery of tllt WMl m....,.
O> Set. lil'o ft Tiie 700 Club fD Clllflntl 21 T o..1flll
12:00 a lat of liloucho
• ..... t/ Y. ''lllt Giefy
8'iiaft" (d11) ~J Viclo• M41urt
CD lllcMt. ./ t/ t/ "It's A Woncltr
lul World" rtom) 39 l1111f\
Stt'#Jl'I Cl.ludelte Colbert
Ci) lil0f1t : t/ t/ "rhn11 G1ty
SliMy" ldral SS ~1chard Mev
-12:30-
• au.1111111 Sii••· "''"""'·" "Mlult11 It r111•lse.'' "Calh n&
Oec1ef Dulh"
fl3 OlnK l'lluttr rrmn Sht
SI009' to Conqutr
1:00
D 1llli IJil tf Tomorr ..
2:00
G Merit Dev!Mtltalurt. "Thi 81&
o,.rator," "ln!M of lkrttn" m All·Nl1ht Shn: "The LldJ
Wants Mint," "llttlt Ktfl"
-2:05-a Motlt: y v "Otlfln1t1011 Gobi"
(adv) ·~ Rreh1rd Widmar~
Peete 1a
THURSDAY
M.MtK 24
fOf lllQtllllll Incl lltt-listillp,
pleut SH DAYTIME rllOCllAlff.
ktow, IOf ,our c.orlttflltflte, 111 tllt
d.a(srnmn.
DAmME MOVIES
9.30 D .; t/ "Cliu of India"
(adv) '3~ Ronald Cotman
tO·OO lf y.; Ct ''Rooh ot
Keaftn' (dra) SS fool rtynu
luhelte Crtco. £ ddtt Albert
11 00 0 t/ t/ "IWhJ 0" (com)
·53 Dan Duryea
121l0 m t/ t/ t/ "Tiit Thin Man"
(mys) '4 W1ll1~m Powell
1.00 0 t/ ''Tht Monolith Mon·
sters'' (SCI l1J 57 Cranl
W1lltams. l ola Albright
l2t t/ v t/ "Jim Thorpt-All
American'' (dra) '51 8urt
lancasw Chailes B1cklord
2:00 O f. C..J "A Man C1lltd
Gannon · \WtS) '69 lony
lranc1osa Michael Sarrazin
3:00 110t .; t/ t/ CJ "MarilJn"
(doc) '63 Narraled by Rolk
fiod~n
3:30 D v v I c "Miry, M1ry"
Pall I lcom) '63-Debbie
Rtynolds Barf'! N,lson
EVENING
6 :00 o u e 10 (.11 111 ~ o n 1 1 <Jt r • m """ 0 Jf Stir Trtl
~ 1 Gomer ryte
Cl ~• m rartn4(t Family
Q)Ada111-l2
fD [lt<tnc CompanJ m Ora1111li< S.nes m Little 11.nc.a1s
-6:30-u Dinah! Cutsls 1nctudt f d~y
Arnold. f'h1I Hams l1m Stallord
Waynp Chochran and (;(; R1dm
O 1 Andy Crlffrth
fO Mtl'Y Gnffin Show
Q) Famrly Att111
(1f7) l~ ) C11~e mZoom
( 111! ' ) ) llewildled G> Town Tall
7:00
U U JJI 8) W fii} News 8 liars 01111 t My Thrtt Sola
I Tt Tell Ille truth Cl Concenltation m I l.O'lt lllcy
Q) Tiit Fll
J( Wy Cnffith fD Macfltlltl.ellnr Rt9Ql1
(Jtl f ) Tht f'artnd11 F1mlly m McHalt's ~
-7:30-
D Andy Ben Vereen 1ucsts
1J lM Amitie.In Style
I f 1 Tiit Odd Collplt
u Tiie '°"' s.. r J l c.ii. C.mera
C!J Tht i..rs Wild m Q1l ( l • llbtch Gamt
Q) (C2t> (J l) llrldy llundl
((17! tl\) Tht Wilbun1 Brothen
12j) HD(1n'1 Htrott
fll) t111111111I 21 TOlllllll m l'r1ct h •1e111
QO "r' Troop
8:00
O ((11 <~J) !J ' The W11ton1 John Boy )fllS up conlrover1y rn
Jetterson County and pul$ his lam1ly
in physical danaei when he dec1dn
to eipl1>1t and wutf about Amentan
books bema burned 1n Germ;ny
0 lliJ LO) U0 I]) hntullc
lollrney •An Act ot l ovt Ya11a11 tall\
rn love and ftlames a btaulitul alien
wom~n una wate ot tht deadly tale
thal befalls newt,..eo men ul her
race
0 MOYie. " c "Th Gallrn1 Gun" (adv) 1' Guy Stockwell Pa
trie~ WaynP
't MOYie: t/ c (2hr) "'•Im
Spnnci Wethnd" (com) 63 lro)
Donahue. Connie Stevens
U (l2f (fl) Jt Welcome ll1d
lotttr (R) ·sad1e Hawkins Day· De
~p11e Barba11no·$ r~putation lor mas
cul1ne charm ht finds h1mstll
without A date tor '"' bit 1111! asks
boy dante
O Mov1t: t/ t/ t/ oi (1hr) "Hud"
1d1a) 63 Paul Newman Melvyo
Douglas, P11ric1a Neal
Q) Jatques Coustuu 'lagoon ol
Los! Ships" Cousteau and the
Calypso crtw e1ptore lruk lagoon in
lht South Pacific a lormtr stae1n1
area IOI lht Japanese tleel du11n11
World Wai II Here ow 50 sunken
ships remain muaculously 1nt1cl
protected b~ the 1roo1cal w1ters
Coral and ulhtr marin' hie have
translormtd the aru into a colorlul
and st11k1111ly beaulllul sea 11rden
Q) l'etfJ Mason
~ Mo.le .; _c (2hr) "Coodbyt
Chuhe" (coml 64 Tony Curtis
Debbie Rernolds Pal lloont
eti) Masterptect Thtatrt m fllticwl S11bsc.n911011 TY 1 ut
-8:30-u (lt a ) H Wllllt's H1Pjltn·
"'Dee s ptnpal Judy. escapes from
p11son and 1mvts al the lhomas
home to accept Ott s offer lo slay as
d house 11uesl
9:00
0 (<I7J W ) <JJ H1w1h five·O An
old l11end of Steve McGarrell s asks
him 10 look 1nlo the disappearance of
~er rodeo star brolhet McG1rrt11
v1s1ls lhe rodeo lroupe lrom which
Billy vanished but can le~rn nothine
from the slrangely uncommun1ca11ve
co•boys thert
U 9 LU !10'l (llt llBC'1 Best
Stlltr: The llhlnemann ucllana• In
the lh11ll1n1 two hour cnnclus1on
David S111uldm& leshe Hawkewood
and cr,ptoerapher Robby B11t11d
discover lhe rul nature of the11
m1ss1on and 11sk even grultr
ptr10nal danee1 by t1y1na to eet lhe
gyroscope plans hem lhe German
war prol1leer Rhtnemann w1thoul
11v1nc up the 1nduslr1al diamonds 1n
uchan1e
• I Mo¥it ./ t/ t/ C (2-r) ''fM
r11mplin httr" (dra) 64 Anne
l!lncrolt, Peter finch l~mes Mason
0 (IB\ CUI illl 81r111y M1fler
C..pl1m Blrnry Miller and the dttec
fives ol the 12th Precinct must
se11ch their consciences and weigh
tile moral and eth~I consequences
of 1 New york <Aly pchct walk out
CD ,..,.. Grilfm Sllow
Q) Tht Virtini.ii
fl!) CMliutlon "Protest and Com
mumalton" Kenneth Clark hplorH
the developmenl ot the wrill en •ord
as 1yp1fled by £ru mus. Monla111ne
and Shakespeare
TV WEEI(. Ml\RCH 20. r917
-9:30-
D (12.il I 9 i ) Qll Thret'l Com
plllJ "And Mother Makts four" Jack
f11pper 1\ mov1ne in to share lhe
apartrMnl with Jantl and Ch11ssy
whtn Ch11uy s molhtr dtc1des lo
v1S1I
10:00
O IT ) ) t h rn1by Jones
lhe ap~rent su1C1de cl 1 young
tollett inslructo1, 11 lr1sl lhou&hl to
be lhe rtsull of hmssmenl by two
d1s~1dtr11 ~tudtnts suuests some
lhinr more srnisler when the pulite
crime ldb 1epor1s lhill lht dud man
us masQueud1ne 1n ilnOlhtr s
ldPnflly
e o """ D (12.t t ) rJt Westside Me41·
ul lht Wilch ol fou1 Wtsl' The
lh1ee ooctors tact a pe1S1>nat and
p1oleuumal mm when a patient of
D1 lanel Cottrell begins to pract1cr
la1th htall(li in the hospital
i.2tl retull Clarl 1n Concert
f1l) lhcrobes & Men (R)
-10:30-
CD m W llein
11:00
OD t i 1'9 News U llli 1 U lf.QJ G> News
0 Love Amtricln Stylt
l ' Stnflts Match Up 0 lrot1Mdt m Mary Hartman, Miry Hartman m Th• HoneJlllOO!lt''
( 17) ( ~ ) Tht ltlnch Show
.2l Bat ot GrOIKho
fD Womlft ( ltl I ) Love Amenun Sty It
-11:30-
0 ( tr T l 11, CIS utr llkw1t:
~ ''lotl•: Tlttr1py 111 0yllfmrtt;" WTlle DudlJ Dmm" (dra) '11
Lloyd Bndaes Janet Leigh o ttf m m m .1oMi1y Cal10ll l • Tht l"Tl Club
D (~ ll )) (ft• Thur~J lti1ht
Special "Alan Kings Pleasures of
Rome"
m 11tws
CE S(t. 81t•o
111 Tht 700 Club
f1l) Ch1nntl 28 Torucht
12:00 O lle$1 ot Croll<llo
CiJ Mcw1t: t/ ''City of rm" ldra)
'65 Jerr y Moore. f'aul Maawell
Ma11sa Mell
m tmsW1ts
Q) MOY1t t/ t/ 'C "Cm1t1I Story'' (ildv) S4 Anne Bader Ste~
Co< ht an
-12:30-
B All-ll1&ht Sllow. "R1111 AI011nd
1111 World," "Sons 111d lovers."
"llladout"
CD Mow11• t/ t/ "Th Hoodtw111 Slinr (d") •6 Witham Powell
fID Woman
1:00
D tU t ~ Tomorrow
2:00
CiJ Mow.. Doutlltlulurt: "Surcldt
Commandos." ''Tht ,..,PJ b Abo A
flowtr"
-2:30-m All·Nl11tt Show: "Human
Desire," "Lem from A Strtnaer"
-3:05-
D Movtt: t/ t/ ''Psyche '59" (dra)
'64 Curt lurgPns Palrrc1a Neal
FRIDAY
fOf monHlll Ind aft .. noon lllt11tp,
pltue Mt DAYTIME l'ROC:RAMS
Btlow, fOf your c.onnnlnct, 111 tilt
d.-(s lllOfies.
DAmME MOVIES
9:30 D .; "T 111b11 Ind tllt Blue
Oran1es" (com) 6~ lean
Pierre lalbot Jean Bou1se
10:00 lJ v v re "Dod&e City"
(wes) 39 Errol Flynn Bru"
Cabot
12:00 m ./ ./ ./ "Hol1d1J" (com1
38 Katha11ne Hepburn Cary
Grant. Lew Ayres Oorrs llolan
1:00 D 'f v "Son of Dracula"
(mys) 43 Lon Chaney Ir .
Louise Albrrrton
(3) v v lC i "She's Back on
BrOldiny" (mus) 53 V11g1nra
Mayo, Gene Nelson rrank
Love1oy
l:OO U .; v v lCl "Elephant
Wall" (dra) '!14 Peter finch
[hut>eth Taylor Dana Andrews
3:00 ftOJ .; I c I "Modesty Blaiie"
(com) 66 011k Boearde
Terence Stamp, Monica V1th
J:JO U ./ y C "lb , Mary"
Concl (cnm) 6j Dtbb•t
Reynolds llarry Nrhon
EVENING
8:00
6 • I Ct'Tl 3 ) 10 News
11@ .J <<lfl n m ...,,.
D 9 St.tr T rtt ...L Gomer ,., ..
-~· ID hrfridat hm1ty
O> Ml•l1 m EltctrK ~ny m l)l!Utlc S.nu a"'' o.uctn m LJtttt 1.asu1s
-6:30-
6 Dlulll Gutsts include Susan
Sarni hmes. Peter I onda Anne
Murray. and Billy Cry\lil
I Wy Gnffrth
D Mtrv Gntflft si-
C8 f lftlily Mlatt
(lt !_ll)~• mz.n
(all • t ) llewllclltd
(glonTllt
1:00
... ..lJ) •>G>lmMtwl D llal'I au.
I My Tlt<" Sells L To T .. I.tie Trvtll
• c.c.r.trJflllt m 11Mt lacJ
Cl) Tiie rll
Qt'9bllltf
13) ..,, "1ftrtll Sllew
fiD lll1dWltl..tflm t.,ort ca CJ)) Tiie htt1~1· family m Mdblt's..,.,
-7:30-
D .. ~ • IMt ... lull Stytt
(I) Tiie 0.. c.,i.
8 (~I.HJ ( () C!lt HollJWood ..,.
(l)Tllt~
Ii) Tiie .lo*tf't Wlltl m cam) &111y 111nc11
(<f7l (J)) T MY I.tie ""1 m tatto...
(H) Hoe111's Heroes
fD CNnnel 21 TonraM
!UI Lim Club
W "r ' Troo,
8:00
fl (.IT (}J) CBS frid1y Movie:
C (Z'ltllr) "The W1y West" (wesl
67 -Kuk Dou11as Robert Mrlchum
R1thard Widmark Lola Albright. Sally
field M1ehael Wllney Stubby l'iayr
l<atherrne Justice In the summer ol
184 3 01c~ Summers a touch emb11
lered scout prepares lo lead a dis
parale eroup ol p1unws .,.,stwa•d
H~ charges mclude an ambrllous
stnat1>r a dirt tarmer and his beauh
lul wile Jhe emigrants lace hostile
Indians • chron1r waler shortage and the ptr~s ol mer lord1ngs
prarrte frm and bulfalo stampede~
D l" I 0 J 'IOI m Chico and the
Man
D Movie: v v CJ (2hr) ''The
Omr" (dra) 66 -Stepnen Boyd me Somme1, lony Bennett
lf ' Movie: v v l'C"> (Zhr) "hale
Squadron" (dra) '47-Robert Stack
Jon Hall Orana Barrymore
U (r2t t 1) Otl Oonnr and Mane
GuP~ts include Milton Berle Art
l 1nkleller Georg, Goble, Peggy
riemmrmg and Paul Lynd'
t Ulln 'rofrtt
D Movie .; v .; 1 C (2hr)
"Bradan 11 '°'~Rr" (dra) S4
Wilham Holden Graet Kelly rredrt(
March m lru• Ille ~nl
Q) P'ttrJ Mawn
.2t Movre: t. Y. C (7hr) "Set aunt Rutlt It ' (adv) 60 Jell
Hunter Constance lll#trs WOOdy
Strode
W Wnh1n1ton We.• Ml Review
e>EI Cl1no m ll1tiONI Slrbscrlpbon TV Tul
-8:30-
0 Bob Hope's ~II-Star
• Tribute to Vaudeville
Lucille Ball, Capt. l
Tennille, Ben Vereen.
D lJI (6) !Ill Im Bob Hope
Spec11t Gutsts include lucrlle Ball
Captain and T ennitle Bernadette Pe
Im Ben Vereen and Viv1~n Reed in a
spwal salullne Vdudev1tle lirgh
hRhl~ include a mu\1c~I t11bute lo
Snph1e I ucker and Berl W1lhams by
Mi Ball and Ben Vmen respec
11ve1v and Olher lamous vaud,
vilh111s rntludrog Al Jolson Ted
le•1s ind ldd1e Cantor a1e s.iMed e S.n Oteao m Crou Wlb
fl)W1ll StrMI Wtff
9,00
U (Jj t ) >t future Cop (2hrl
Tht Mad Romber Mystery Olhcm
Cl"ver Bundy 1nd H•ven are on the
rtarl of a 111ycho~lhic bomber blow
rne up bu1ld1n1s 1n l~ Anaetes and
l~,M task is made evtn hardtr when
Haven ~ b1osynlhet1e compute111ed
andr114d 1s olf1C11lly durhvated
whtn he appear\ to ~ave made 6
serious m1sc1ltulal1on
m Men 'riffi" $1\oot Q) Tiit Ylr1lni1n Em Clauic Thu111 Candide "
Candide. ~n unsoph1shc:attd youth
brou1h1 up lo belrevt "all is for the
best 1n the best of possible wor1ds."
Questions the philosophy alter suffer
1n1 ~n 1nmdrble series of hardships
vollau, s class1t sta1s tao Darlvy and
r11nk finlay
tD Noella T .. tin
10:00
D flll (11 1lD) Im Rodfonl Flits
"Crack Bae~" Jim 1s hired by
allorney Beth Davenport lo lot1lt a
m1ssme witness who will she hopts
provide an al1b1 IOf her client. a
lootball player who 1s accused of
ho mm de
Df»ICNS .t. Ctltbnty Rtwue
D Enni and Mouk
l( 6ullSlllO&e m £1 Bien !m•do
~ ll.10:30-
0 ( ft r I'll t Pilot Pro11ct
Bravo Two A run away mine boat
11 s driver in d1ibellc shock •nd an
amph1b1ous aucrafl lorced down by
en1me failure into • fogey su are
two ol lhe emereency calls answertd
by lhe Harbor Patrol team aboard !ht
Bravo lwo Brute fatrbairn and
David C1llram star
mmm 11ews
fB ~orun D11m1 tD Wnhinrton City
11:00
D U m !llJ Metn D lU IJOJ ID} l§J .....
D (IS) re ) lo.• Amencan Style
r (1 Sinlfts Match Up
O Movie: .; v <-'> "Wh1t'1 So
Bad About feel1n1 Good" (com l
68-George Peppard Mary Tyler
Moore. Dom Delu1st m Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman m The Hontrmoone11
(()JI CV) Tht Ruell SNw
JI Best ol 6l'Olldlo tD 8lact l'ersptcbft on llM Mnrs m Onimahc Sena
-11:30-
0 ( ll 1 ) t CBS late Movie:
TV WEEK MARCH 20. 1977
(CJ "ftmalt Art1tltry'' (wn) 73
Dennis Weaver. td1 lup1no. Sally Aun
Howes
D IUJ W ®J m lohrwrJ CatlDll Mo¥1t: v M01nceroaly 'f011ri"
(d11) ·37 Cesar Rom~ro
0 (Ill) (J)) 9 SJU.T. mNews a> Set Srtlo <lf 700 Club m loun1
12:00
D Ouco '77 m 0utc1oon
C!) Mot11: ./ "Artwro's Island"
(dra) '63 Reernald Keran
-12:30-
D All·ll11ht Show: "That Man
Geof1e," "DKl l1rt011 11 lay.'' Di<k
BlrtOfl, Sptdal A&•nt" D SllsptnH Tllt1lr1 "The Wrne
Dara Su " Roddy McOowall. lohn
l arkin star m Movie: y y ./ "Chrn1 Sus"
(dra) 'JS Clark Gable. Jean Harlow
IJJl Soul Train
1:00 u Talhboul D Ill> CU l101 Midni1ht Special
U Tllr~ler
2:00
D Ooublefuturt lrlowit: "Opera
lion Cron u(lts." "Tiit StOtJ ot
Altunder Gt1.,m Bell"
-2:30-m All·ll11bt Sllow "The Mue,"
"The Sh1n11tr"
-3:05-
0 lloM: v Y, ~ "$h1n1er Oii
the 11111" (wes) 67-Henry fonda
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• --*A lV'&-lil-klu ui.urlu,
"T tstinlolly of T w Met!," will lilt a
,..._.. talldnlan. crutin1 a •ind
of .. mlttllllllf-ttlt 11111111 kind of
1rMnd.brukin1 done bJ Studio
OM, l'lllko P\ayflouM, a~ "-1·
house 90 Ill !tit l 9SO's. lhtn the
Mutioft of tht oncillll lllO¥it made
for t1lftlsioft llllkll talllt about 1n
Ille 19'0's, *· """'"· tht •111tity l'llill.i-sena Midi IS "Rith Y111, ,OOI
Mu," "ttooa," allCI "Tht Captains
JllCI tht blp."
But, "TestllllOllJ of Two Men" 11
much mo11 than 11111 dramatic tft
ttruinmenl Tht production, unli.e
othtr cmtty and llYish ttltviSIOn
films. is not for one of the tstab·
lished llltworU. ·1 tstilllOllY of Two
Mell" is btin1 financed by and n11dt
apec.illly for a croup of i11depen.
defll slJtioM, 11$ Wtll U WI rio\n
netwon afllliites repreMlltm1 the
three 11111or net•or•s. •ho hn•
dubbed Ille MW ptOttd, "Operatioll
"""' Time.'' These lhtions h1Vt
cholefl to tOlllpete for !ht pnme
hmt Mlwtrtisl111 dollars and tht1r
MUM of t1111pltlboft IS tht moJI
upe1111H (per hour) proclut11on
'"' made tor syndkabon. And. un
kkt tny prt'fious S'flldlClttd pfO!td,
tl1t st1tions pal• In adunce to ""*' !tie productlol! b«.alM ot ltleir ttlttl Ill tht PfOl'CI.. At tht wery
..... Ill COIKtrllM kMw that
"Tat.-y of Two Met!" -.Id be
dnlMtlc., .ntertJ111ma. commeraal,
llld pruaW
Thi p,..,llld eltm.nt ciincttns
Ille OliciNI Tatlof Clldwtll 110'tt1
wllldl WU Oii tM ..... Yon T 1111tS
best..tltr lisl tor tu months alld
sold °'" hall·ritifliot1 h rclback
c:opin. Tht papelMc' 11" told Mt or. Ind Ollt-11¥! mlltioft copies and
ioes Into its hllllty ... pttl pn11t1111
lllortly. Taylor eaww.tl Ni wrlt1t11
more tl\Q tllirty bat-telli111110Y•ls
~I '1111 Captams and tht
~ ... "Dear 1114 $lonous PhysJ
ci.111," "This Si4e of IMOCtllCt," and
"~of tht ._ .. t."
'1at"-J of Two ltu" ts 1beut
1 cnmdill& doctor and Ila family II
a Ille tit!) 14 Ila won and ho
~ulou-llls h1llt to 11tro4uce
.....,,. IMiM* tf mt4icult to In
.,. '9d9n .. 1111 shvUlt to ...,
CMt a •1ustrt11• ••m•a•. • 111ur4tr KCllUtltll ud d11nut1c
etllllCJes tlllt ~ lltm lrt111
...... llltlltM-llt .......
DAVID llllllCY .011p II U11 rtle
ef Jouttllll rmitr, a ~Ill,
idullstk ~wt -••h•I moaant
Mtt.r, 111 it.utli r.apwlllllty to
llldittltts *-of Illa roles 111 Ille ..n.. lri4Ctf !Ma ..... tlld
~
IMIAU ,MlllMS, wtlo will 11•
_.ilmattly tllifty·ll" rtars n
JoMt11M'1 lllltller. Mlrtor'lt hmer,
....... ,.., tM ,... of ""'' E.atOA. Mia P'lrtlM, r• to famt Oii telt.i·
••• ,eytOll '*'· en4 .... flhft. ·v.ri.y ff"".,. ..
STCVl FORIEST, star of the
r'Glll S.W.A.T •rits. ,U,. Dr. ltar.
p 14
till Utll.. lbt ~wittd loft mter ·
est of Mia h nolns, who will also ace
about tll1rtj.fi,. paB in tht role of a
111111 wtlo belttm his illedfilllte
daudlltr to "'" beell term111aUy
1bol1ed "' .lcNtlllA. IW.tH BWAlllY, sUrl IS tht
llltpl Or Jim Spluldinc who uuse1
Ille dutll of • p.1bent.
THCOOOM BIKll, is ,et tr Htpr,
•man with• strantt 1ttitude tonrd
ho buutilul cbulflttr.
TOM llOSl!Y. 1n the role of Dr.
Louis Hedler, CllM1f ol Sur1ery.
J.0. CAllltON, who pol1rays the
opportun11lic Sen1lor Kenton
Camp!Oll, un ~seen reaullrly on
lelewisiort's McCloud. His motion pie·
turt credits include "Scofllio" and
~Cotton Comes to H1rtem."
DAN D~lfY, wllo will pl1y F1tller
~Guire, urned 1n Audemy Aw1rd
1101111n1tion tor tne role of an alco·
hol1c waudwtllian in "When MJ Baby
Smtles it Mt," and also appeared in
rewtr•I other top Iii~ u•1eludina
"Motlltr Wore T1111U,'' "Wtnp of
E.atles." "It's Alw•JS F111 Wathtr"
and "There's No Business U\t Show
BllSlness." He Ills two telefllion
•lies lo hts credit, The Goftmor
Mid JJ and Faraday and CompanJ
DAVID HUFFMAN, ts the loppcsll
alld cyntc1I Harald Ferri«r, wil play
Dafld B1111e'(a btot!ltr 1nd Ba~ra
P1"111S' son Rectftl1y sttn in "The
CaptUIJ •nd lhe KN11i." Hllffman
1111 also lppuftd 1n ltfnision Mrlts
and speciab 1ndudin1 "The Gun"
and "f. Stolt Fitqer aid ind The Wt
of the 8tlles. ..
RAY YllLAllD, portr1ytftl the
tycoon Jonu W1thtrbJ, recently
appeared 1n Ille mlnl·senu. "Rich
M111, f'OOI Min, Book I" and "S.t·
111111 Avtnue." M Academy A1md
winner for "The Lost WH•end,"
Mi11111d's other film t11ssics Include
"I.Hy in Ille D1'1," ''Dial II for
Munier," "llitty," "The Uninyittd,
Ind "The Thief.''
YARGAttCT 0'8111£11, who pllys
tht flitflty FIOll E.aton, w-.s an llGM
star as 1 child In "lourntJ for lbr
car.i," "Meet Me 111 St. lout$,~ "Tne
Unfimslltd Dance," 111d "Our V1Ms
Hnt Tender Grapes.''
LAURIE l'UNGC wdl be Jenny
Hectr •• bmltitul J'Olllll -111 who
lltlllftS thlt Ille man she lofts ts
rapo1111ble IOI Ille dMlll of lier
metller. Ms. P'rlfttt, no Will bt IHll
sMrtty ill Ille fihn, •l.oolJ111 ft! Yr.
r.oodber," Ills 1ppeartd on Ille !tit
W11011 •na. a.. au at.a Sheep,
s.rtch, and llrnaby Jones.
UltDA PUa, wtlo llas tht 111t1tr
role of Ille selfisll and promiscuou1
flllw utOI, has Ille distinction of
sbrrin& thlS ,.., '" !ht most hlClllJ·
watdled film Mr madt tor ltlnf.
siort, "little Lidia of the llielll"
Mils l"llrl, also a>-starred In Ille
•riel, Tht YOClrtl 'ioMt".
WIWAM SffATltER, star ot Ille
ptrpetually 1yndlcattd St11 Tre•,
and 11t1t year's film "'slon of .,nit,
portraya th ulstocrillc Adrian
Ftrrier Wllo Is 1rlClu11Jy dflWn 111to
thldy poitlca.
SATURDAY
MARCH 26
MOANING
6:00
0 Tht Bit Valley e Sllnrise Semeste1
O Community hedb1c~
m l.ti's hp
-S:30-o That's cat e Calif or 1111 MIUIOflS
0 Mttl tht Mayors
10 Pr~rty Manaaemtnl m Unit Ftwt m Mornine Show
3t V1U1 Allecre
7:00
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D 1n 1 e I 10 m Woody Wood
pethl Show
O PKestlttB
6 Weekend
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e lntenor Des11n
O Youth & lht luuts
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ft) Yoaa for HHlth
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D .23 e 10 m Ptnk Panther 0 ,..,, l futnd1 u ( ~ e ) 3t Jabber~·
8 11t11nnrn1 Typina
0 Hot Fud&e Show m Mowtt. ./ ./ ./ C 'Tht Boy
W"rlh Crttn Hm" tdtal 4t! Oon
Stodwrll Rob~tl Ryan I'd! 0 B•1rn
CD Romper Room
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8:00
O (•1T 3 ) 8 Sylvester &
Twetty
8 Popeye/ Burs C1rtoons
0 (~O 8 ) 30; StoobJ Ooo
O Movlt. t/, .; C "Captarn
Li&hlfoot" (adv) SS kock Hudo;on
CD Woman Reel to Reel
X V0ttt ol T~yo
-8:30-
0 ( 1 T 3 ) e Clut Club tD Cklct Upe>n A Clns1c Tilt IOn
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9:00
0 ( IT r 3 ) 9 But' Bunny/
Rold Runner
D 23 8 10 m Speed Bugy
!! East Side lh1h m lnJisfll
-9:30-0 10 2Sl e m Monster
Squid
0 (~ 8 ) H Krolfh Super ,,_
O Yovte: .; .; • C "Ttn Wanted
Mell" (wrs1 ~S Randolph Scoll a> Yovrt ./ C · "The Yiahty
Jun&1~" (adv) 'hJ M~r~h~ll fhnmp
son Oavt De I w m Zoom m AJ Dll
10:00
0 (ff71 l3\) e Tarun
D tlll t 6 l r10l t:m Spaca Cllostt
Fra11•tnsltln
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O Mov1t: .; "Luc~r Jordan" tmvsJ
4? Alan Ladd Helen Walker
O Wanted Dud or Alive
2t Hot flld&e Show
tD LI Cost' International T enn1s
Championship Semi lm1ls 1n Grand
Pm: t'nn1s compelotron from la
Costa ED Tnbun1 Pubtiu
-10:30-
0 ( 11 3 ) e llew Adwentum
ol 81tm1n
D 1' e 10 m 811 Jo/In,
Lrlllt John e MoYtt. .; .; "Make HH1t to
Live" tdral S4 Dorothy McCune
0 I~ 8 ) >t Super1r1tnds
O Abbotl ' tmeno 2t V1lle1 of lht D1n~uB
€9 Coco Dril.t
11 :00
0 I 17 3 ) e Shazam/lm
Hour D ,, e 101 m Grandstand
0 ('29 e ) )9 ABC Short Story
Spemls lht flaunt~d ru1lrr'
l au!fn lewes Monie ftl•s anal
Mu113y Mathe~on star rn this Robert
A1lhur r,hort story about an unton
v~111in11AI ghosl who ta~e~ up
r~sratn" In a hou·.e trailer brlong
•ni: lo • young collellt ~ludent who 1\
OP11I '" eettong ord ol him m LA. P1tterns
~ The M1111sters m bpantst un1ua1t 'roerams
-11:30-
0 l3 8 10 m HCAA S.shl
ball Oollblthuder Semi l1nats
O MOYte. J ./ C "Duel rn the
Junclt" Od~I '14 Oana Andrews
0 ( 29 8 ) 31 Amenun Band·
stand
ID The Racers
CD Waldhft 1n Cro11
2$ fhe Addaml family
AFTERNOON
12:00 0 ( 1T !I) re, ht Albert
6 • hrun Movre
O Cut Side Krds m Outdoors
CD Sat Bil~o
~ Aclton Theatre
-12:30-
0 ( 1 T 3 ) • 8 Ar~ II
U Hud On m Lost rn S111ct
CD Motte, J C "Caulrr
Command" (wtsJ Ii) Jahn ARd•
( 2t e ) U.S. rum Report
it Bewrlched
1:00
0 ( IT .) ) 8 Way 0111 Gamu
O Celebnty llolhnr
( 2t e ) Corlwtner's World
U M0tM1. .; C "Youn1 Guns of
Tuu·· h•e~) 62 ltm M1lch11m
-1:30-
0 (IT • Jl) ' What Art
Mollster• All About! <llS Hew~ cont
'pondenl Ch11slopht1 Glen reports
on possibly rral monst,,rs ltkt
Stolland' Luth N,ss Monster and
Amerrr.• 1 Brgfoot
D Sportsman's Friend
• 61 Science Fiction Theatre
U Au's Sports World
O Movie: J (Cl '1he Err Cru·
lures" (hnr) 65 lohn Ashley m Soul lt•ln
((29 I e 1) Travelure
2:00 O Media 'Three Month House
Call No Chiree"
U Swiss Funn~ Robinson U Mow11: ./ v .Cl "7th Cmlry"
(wes) 56-Randotoh Scott. Barbara
Hale, JC f11ppen rrank Faylen
...(, 011cnet
Cl) llrun
(<II' 1.fl Roel Conmt m CIHSIC Thuter Pro•••
Candrde"
(.11 U) Outdoon
-2:30-
0 Nnsm1hrs
U Mowie: .; "II Conquered the
World" (sci h) 56 Peter Cram
tJ I Dream of Junnte m Outer Limib
('11 tt 1) Anlmal Wor1d
r)f Bowle11m1
3:00
O It hkes All llind1
D Saturday m Outdoon
l f l Stir Trek
O Mowie: .; .; "llo1ue RI-er"
(d1l) ·50 Ro1y Calhoun
<101 Mow11: t/ re "$l V11tntine's
Oay Mas.ucre" (dra) '6 I Juon
Robards. Georee Seeal
Cl) Mowie: .; ,/"Charley's Aunt"
(tom) •I lat~ Brnny Kay Francis
lll 6 Lind of the lost lt The MllSic rlKf ca J ) World of Sumnl
OJ Gru Clnt de ta h rdt mo-a»
111 '"' 8owlt11 r our
-3:30-
• The 0!1111ptOM
U (2f [J) 'ro Bowlers Tour The
SI00.000 P8M US Open trom the
Creensbofo. North Carolrna m Mission. I mpossiblt
( l1 -Yi) Cliarap!Ollsllip Brf41•
@ .J Muu:sy
SI '1lrttr W11ontr
4:00
U (ll.Z' :.1 ) l fhe He11t11• '°" CllSSI< Huber1 Gr~en and pro
less1onal eollers from around the
world compete rn lhr l1na1 rounds ol
the ninth annual henlaee Clamc at
the Harbour Town Golf ltnks H11tnn
Head Island South Carolina
U Yo,11• to tht Bottom of tht Su
\JI Ovtdoen
fl) CiM Unimsal
@ • ..u Mowit: .; .; .. ,.., "o hll"
(dra) ·59 lours Jourd1n I ynd1 Div fD O!Kt U,on A Clauk 0> Wtlet Of A(tlCultMrt
-4:30-
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Cl .... : .; .; c "Lls1 ti tht
llld•t•" c .. u l ST Geor1e
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c...M" ldra) 62 Htflrf ronda lSl ...., .. ,._
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rJJ [ytWfbtm/facn m llMI CiGf'dorl Show
5:00
D (rl7' 1 3l)CISs,.ts~
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hid of s,oru ()) c..• 'Tm llfws
Q) Motl•: t .; re "l'ltHUlt
Sltbn" (tom) 65 Ann Mnrgret
fl)lltn
Ill) Aarlcultutt USA
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EVENING
6:00
0 L (fl' .I:) News
D m News
U Mom: t/ ~ ~ (2hr) "Mor11n
t11e ,1111te" (adv) 61 Sieve
Reeves. Vaterre laerange
f Hee Haw
O ®> lrOllSlde
fl) Cine Un1Ytrsat
il31 IMlocue mv--0n W CorOlll Now
-6:30-u U ctl (fll) (})) {ll1 News m $121,000 Qveshon
(Cf7l (J1) Offici11 1976 All Amtnun
Foolball Team
1211 (j J Wild Kln&dom ED The P111isen
W flash r.ordon
7:00
O Here and II•
D l'liu Is RiPf
~ l Voy11t to lite Bottom of !tie Sea
U E,ewitness Los Anaelts
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MSllow IE M1ni-IZ
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0 The 1'n °"'' Hooehlls Oavrd Sheehan hosts
D 111 S..rdl ot.
U Omsltrs: How & Why
Cl) RCIOlll 222
fD Once Upon A ~Sii<: Tiit Bittle
of Silfy's '-fld w Uttlebsclls
8:00
0 (•fll < 3 l) 'f' MatJ Tyler
Moole $'-Mary trres creatrve wrrt
rne and 1s hurt when Mr Grant
ctass1hts her arti<:le n anythrng but
professronal
D a.i> (f ) Ii:§) m (mer1enty
Resentment brews among the crew
at f ngrne Co 51 over the attempts
by one ol the men to ' rm prove" tlmr
QPtralion
1:J M lchael Landon Hosts
• Easter Seal Telethon
CAU 520·2121 NOW
D faster Sell Ttltthon Mrchael
Landon ~finnat charrman of the
1971 Easter Seal dnve is host ol lhe
annual Erner Seat Telethon Lucie
Alna1 1s co host l elly Sava las Henry
W1n,ler Ed Asner Chevy Chast and
Su5'n Blakely are amone the slars
appearrnr du11n1 the 20 hour tele
thon tor the benehl ot c11ppled
chrldren and adulls
8 MoT11. .J v .; (ti>) "lnltr·
mmo" Cdra) 39 tnrnd Bergman
U (131 l ) !lll llllMly's Ben-
hn Nancy rescues Bambr when a
much married sheik a m1lhonarre-
becomes romantrully involved wrth her
Ill Mo¥it: v .; ., v (CJ (Z~hr)
"A Man for All Sutocls" (dra) '67
Paul Scofield, Wendy Hrtler m Sahlrday Special "Al Hrr1 Show" m Vktory 11 SM
9 Mo¥1t: v v v "Wom1 n In White" (dra) '48-£Jeanor Par~er tm The Way It Wu m 11111ont1 Su1*nptloft TY rm
-8:30-u (lllJ CI)) <U Sob Newhart
Sltow Or Hartley's psycholoe1ca1
lheraiiy eroup has an une.11tcted
v1srtor when a frrendly homast1ual
iorns rn the sessrons
U (f21J fll) 11 fish When some
ol the ner(hbo!l compt1111 3bout
hnrng problem kids rn their
midst the foh 1roup home decrdn
to throw an open house lo conwrnc t
everyone they re alrr&ht
Q) Col"&•
9:00
0 (<JX _};) 'e All rn the hmrly
(R) A trrp lo the supermarket 1nlen
s1fres Atchre s leelrne of frustratron
over his unemployment but alttr a
!Ob rntemew laltr lhal day Archre
realizes he 1s beller oH than many
D '1tl lt l CfOl m NBC SalurdaJ
MOfle: v v C.C ' (2hr) "The Stone.
Killer" (dra) ·73 Charles Bronson,
Marlrn Balsam, David Shriner.
Norman fell, Ralph W31te. (ddre
foes tone Charles Bronson stars as a
hard headed cop tryrng to unravel a
chain ol myslerv teadtng to a plol to
ose Vretnam veterans to staee ~n
underworld massacre
1:J Lucie & Desi Arnu Jr
• All STAR SHOW O" 5
BOX 5 L.A. 90051
U Easter Seat Ttlelflon Contmues
until 4PM tomorrow
D (13) ~ ) J.t St1~7 & Hutch
Murder at Su (1hr) The two
dettetrves eo undercover aboud a
luul)' lrner lo discover a murdPI and
uncover a syndicate summrl
meet mg m HnHaw
fID TVTV Las 1t the OK.111 (f()
Documentary 1oes behind the
scenes of the 1976 Academy Awards
piesenlation and relates the eape11
ences of berng a nomrnte for the
coveted Oscar
-9:30-
0 ((IlJ IJJ) ( l Alict Cuslomers
are staying away from Mel s rn
droves, go1na to eat at fasl food
places olfe11ne a p1r1e or a a1mm1ck
Ahce conv1nCPs Mel to modern11e his
thinkrne and trv advcrtr"ng to hrrne
in business
(I) Stm Alltn's Lluch·Bltk
al Mowit: t/ y lC) "The Cal Who
T• the Wm' ("es) ·49 YvoMc
OeCarlo Scoll Brady
10:00
0 ({]J) (IJ) r 11 Carol Burnett
$'-f<en Berry gue$IS
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Hie LIOn"
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O Easter Sul Telethon Conltnues
trll 4PM tomorrow
l • Andy W11fr.ms Show
0 fr11ht lli1ht m llrnc of ktns1ncton
Cl) Mo-fie: ./"Horror RarMt r rom
!he Tomb" (hor) 70-Paul Naschy
(11TJ cm I'll Club
!UJ ll ) Adam-12
(~) (81) Rea Humbard
-11:30-
0 Mowit: .; .; I c J ''The Sword Of UMelot" (adv) ·53 Corne! Wilde
D IUJ lf l tfOl m S1turd1y
Nicht
U Movie .; .; C "The lost
Min" (dra) 69 Srdney Po1t1er
!J Mowtt: t/ ./ t "Short Wilk to
Oayhcllt" (dra) 7? James Brolrn m Movre: t/ t/ "Advise and
Consent" tdr•J 67-Henry Fond•
fD Movtt: "Ma,or hrbl11"
Jf Movte: .; .; "'ride of SI.
lours" (com) S? Dan 011tey
12:00
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U Easter St1I T tlethon ( 11 t l 1) Ntws/$<r.fi Thmtre
1:00 O ! I 1 Rock Con<trt O Thnlltr
IE Movie: v t/ "Dirty 61mu"
(adv) '66 Henry fond~
-1:30-m Ml·Ni1hl Show: "Attack of the
Robots," "They Rode Wesl"
W Mont) Python's flyina Circus
2:00
U MO'fit: .; .; (CJ "M•n of the
''°pie" (dra) ·5g_Gene Barry u Usttr SHI Telethon
0 Ooubttle1turt MOYleS: "The D•J
the Hot lint Got Hot," "Tht Sn1ke
l'lt"
((211 TJ) Sp1nuh "tws/MO'frt
Lou Antonio Slars as veteran detecl1ve Jack Ramsey, and
Kim Basinger Is starred as J.Z Kane, In Dog and Cat. new
ABC potlce drama series. Saturdays at 10PM.
TV WEEK. ~CH 20. 1977
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