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VOL. 70, NO. 135, 1SECTIONS,96 PAGES .
I rvlne Company Chief
Plannfng Administrator
Jim Taylor had just com·
pleted lengthy testimony
before the I rvlne City
Council.
As Taylor stepped down
from the Podium, Mayor
DaveSillsasked:
"Weft, Jim, who owns
the Irvine Company to-
day?"
Unblinking and straight-
f aced, Taylor replied, "If
It's Thursday, it must be
Mobil."
Bids Boggling
In Irvine 'Poker'
One year ugo $200 m1lhon was suggested as the total
price ror the Irvine Company, setting off an incredible
round of bidding in pri vale and in courts.
Under the F'ederal T ax Reform Act of 1969, the James
Irvine Foundation must divest itself of its shares (56 per-
cent ownership) orthe Irvine Company.
Foundation directors have been accepting offers, the
leading one of which comes from the Taubman-Allen con-
sortium that has the support of heiress Joan Irvine Smith
The time line of bids shown below may change again
Monday. Mobil executives decided over the weekend
whelMr to agam top their competitors or withdraw from
the race.
Ir:vine Company land includes 77,000 acres in Orange
County, 5,000 acres in the Imperial Valley and 100,000 acres
of ranchland in Montana
;Mondale Seeks Key
' S. Africa Changes
LISBON <AP> Vri:e Presi-
dent Walter F. Mondale arrived
In Lisbon Saturday to begin a
10-day European tour. He said he
would uric South African Prime
Minister John Vorster to erant
"full participation" to blacks and
1upport free e l e ctions in
' RJ\odeaia by the end of next year.
f,,f ondale, chosen by President
Carter as chief spokesman on
U.S. policy in Alrtca, said he
1 would "listen a lot" when he
meets Vorster ln Vienna on t Tburtday. But. he made It clear
the United States would seek to
brln1 about m-1or chances In
racial policies of the white-
m inority governments rulln1
Rhodesia and South Africa.
Mondale told reporters be pre·
• f erred the term "full partlcipa-
tlon" when asked whether the
United Statet wai committed to
black majority rule in South
Africa.
He said he would discuas with
Vorster ''the principles we con·
sider to be important to an Im-
proved relationship between our
aovemment and theirs, towanb
the. objective of ttab!Uty ln
aoutbem Africa."
Mondale said he will aeek
South Africa's backing for a
British effort to obtain a new
Rhodesian con.stltuUon leadina to
free electioaa ln the former
British colony of 270,000 •bites
and 6 millloo blackl.
He told re))Ortera Wuhlnaton
also aouaht tree· electlou and a
non·distrtinlnatory constJtuUon
for South·Weat. Africa, also
known ·u Namibia. It 1a a ter-
ritory CCPtrolJid by SoUtb Africa
under a poat-World War l man·
date that 'hu bttn revoked by the
Unlted Nations.
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA' SUNDAY, MAY 15 1977 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
Teacher Walkout Settled
3-Year Pact Promises 5-Percent Yearly Raise
By LAURIE KASPER. Ol IN o.lty l'llttStaft
Alter many long hours of in-
tensive negotiations, Saddleback
Valley Unified School District
teachers and trustees reached
agreement Saturday on a tbree-
year employment contract which
ends the teachers' four-day
a trike.
ETWrgy
Finding
Hailed
TULLAHOMA, Tenn. (APJ
Scienltsts at the University of
Tennessee's Space Institute say
they've achieved a breakthrough
in energy technology. burning
high sulfur coal to produce pollu-
tion-free electricity.
Dr. John Dicks said tests run
Friday show~ the world's only
coal-fired magnetohydrody-
namics <MHD > plant can
operate on plentiful hig.h -
sulfur coal, catching 95 per-
cent or more or the sulfur without
using a costly scrubber.
Dicks said an MHD plant could
produce 50 percent more power
from a ton of coal than a conven-
tional plant. And he said the pro-
cess could be commercially
available by 198Sor 1990.
•'This could run everything
else out or t.,, midterm power
production picture," said the
director of UTSI'a energy con·
venion divlaion.
UTS( researchers will report
tbelr findin& at a scfenllrtc con·
venlion next week at the
Unlvenlty or Pittsburgh.
MapetQhydrodY,namic11 is a
process discovered by Michael
Fandy in 1831. IL has not been
considered feasible until recently
because of formidible engineer-
inc obstacles -like containing
combusUon temperatures up to
$,000 decrees.
"This ls much aimpler and
more efficient. than the conven-
tional plant. that burns coal, pro-
duces beat, boils water, creates
steam and uses it to drive a
turbine," said Dicks.
Instead. crushed coal treated
with potassium nows into a com-
bu.aUon chamber and bums al
bi&h temperatures. The expand·
Ina saa, ionized by the
potassium, ls forced at the speed
of a bullet down a pipe and
through a magnetic field.
All teachers are expected back
in their classes as usual on Mon-
day.
The contract covers the cur-
rent year through 1978·79 and
promises the teachers a rive per-
cent raise each year. The lac:ulty
has alre~y received a 2.4 per-
cent. raise thJs year and will be
given what amounts to another
2.6 percent raise to make the
total five percent.
The district also bas promised
to give the teachers 54 percent or
all new money (which ln past
years has come from last minute
state lefislation) for Increases in
the COil of insurance benefits
and /orsalaries.
In the new contract. the district
Victory Dunking
Coxswain Terry Murray, 20, of Costa Mesa, is carried to
the traditional dunking by her jubilant Orange Coast
College teammates after they won the freshman race
Saturday in the '77 Western Intercollegiate Rowing
Championships in Newport Beach, wrapping up a 16·1
season. The event attracted 15 colleges from British
Columbia to San Diego. For more competition results
and a feature on OCC's six female coxswains see story on
Page B2.
hllS aa,reed to continue paying
Sl,286 per employe for insurance
benefits and to reCUnd the money
deducted from teacher5 '
paycheck.I earlier this year for
the insurance.
John Cooper, assistant to the
district superintendent, said the
package will cost the dlatrict an
adcfitlooal Sl.1 million over the
term of the contract. He said
figures for lhe total cost or
teachers' salaries and benefits
were not yet available.
The contract, which has no re-
opener clause, also resolves
other issues which had played a
part in the dispute which lasted
13months.
Among these are advisory
arbitration for grievances
against the district, a provision
to give run salary credit for year~
or experience to teitchers new to
the district and an agreement on
duties required or teachers alter 6p.m.
It also Includes a guarantee
that teachers will not strike as
long as the contract is in effect.
However, it also allows them to
conduct such "concerted activi-
ty "as demonstrations.
Representatives of both
trustees and teachers said they
were pleased with the contract
which was finally formed during
a 12-hour negotiations session on
Friday and a three-hour meeting
on Saturday.
The contract wu immediately
ratified by trustees, who had
been ,waiting throughout the
negotiations in the superinten-
dent's office, and teachers, who
were continuing their picketing
outside the district offices.
Cooper said the package in· eludes "a lot of things (other dis-
tricts) don't have and wished
they did." .Among thes~ Items
are a vety detailed assoc ation
rights section, salary schedule
and transfer and ieave pollc~. c In addition to being •'one or die .t
lon1est contracts you '11 ever
see,•• the admlnistratdr aald, this
contract I.a "a good base to build
·on for the future."
Bill Mecham. president of the teachers' Saddleback Valley
Educators Association,
described the aereemenl as ~
••eood contract" which glves the
teachers almost everything they
wanted.
But Mecham said the teachers
were "unanimous in their feeling
of anger" against the district for
the suspension of two Mission
Viejo High School students who
organized a campus demonstra-
tion Friday to pressure the school
board to settle.
"I think if it hadn't been such
an emotional drain, the teachers
might have turned down the con-
(See STRIKE, Page AZ>
Sex Survey Revealing
SI Nit/\\' SPl·:t 'I A I ,
• • • 1 .. . ' a m po p ch
lnfiuence on their texual educa-
tion andjuat 11 percent even men-
tlonedrellatoo.
as those done by Masters and
Johnson.
She said she gathered and
analyzed her data in the hope or
learnine more about what Mllkea
some women able to achieve or·
gaams easily and othen not at au.
One of the most interesting
thln1s uncovered in her research
wa11 that. parents and ortani:ied
religion contributed Ult.Je to the
women'a aexual education.
hute.ad, 7S percent aatd they
learned mott of their aex educa-
tion lrom lemale peers, 6S per·
cent. cited the mus media and 83 •
percent said their Inf ormaUon
mostly came from a male peen.
In ccntrast, only 40 percent re--
One ot Dr. Evans'flndinp was
that the women bad their fl rat ex·
perlence wttb aex at greatly
varied ag~, with the bulk of the
first experiences f alllna between
acea 16and19. At the extremes, one woman
was ln1Uated into sex at age 12
wblle another woman said it wu
not \lDUl middle age.
Dr. Evans uked numerous
que1Uon1 pertalninc to pre·
marital sex, but acknowledged
that the answers were weurhted
because fn Order to be included in
the 1urvey, 80 percent of the
women (the unmarried ones>
4t:\ ·1·111·: INS l ltllE
DIMBl'E& ON ROallO t -
Buck Rocen7 Photon tOJ"P,ldoel
from the Starihlp Ebt.erpriae?
Not at an. 'A remanable Soviet
weapom. brealtthroa1h threat.ens
to Up the dtllcat. balance of
1trate1ic def e~e. Dally Piiot
writ.el'. ~m tMOq Jo0k1 IJ>to the
f cicbttnlna developm.nt on Pa1e
A7.
had al,ready admlttea they are
involved in premarital aex.
Stlll, 13 of the remaining 20
married women uld they, too,
had had premarital sex ex·
pertences. · ,
Of the 93 percent wflo tald they
were involved ln premarital 1ex
-either now or previously -10
percent aald that behavior was
most tnlluenced by male~:
56 percent attributed tt m<*tly to
influence from female ~; 42
percent clted the mus medJa, 36
percent aald parents, and aiatn
the church came lo lut. wttb H
percent ft1ure.
I
"Despite what people HJ that
cblldren learn their aeJC educa-j tion at home and at church. these· .
ftaures show that'• not where
they're aetUng their lnformaUon
(8eeSEX,Pa1eA2) .
Weekly review of Orange Coast hlghllghts
BOOKMAKING SUSPECT JOHN WOODY. 27
Newport Beach
Police play anglers in bust
Newport Beach police chum there ls more on the Galley
Cafe's menu than chili atter two off~ers dressed as fish·
ermen arrested one or two brotmn wllo own the Galley for
ma~ book at the small eatery. As John Woody. 27.
chatted with the fishermen about betting, police said, tbe
restaurant's phone rang. Seconds later, officers screeched
to a halt outside, ran in and grabbed the pbone from
Woody's hands as he allegedly accepted a bet from an of.
fleer on the other end of the line. It was the end of the line for
hi.s brother Larry, 25, as well as olticers in a coordinAt.ed
action arrested hlf\l at a,botei. Both brothers were booked
and released on b11U a few hours l~er.
M ission Viejo
Ssouts painting town red ,
Mission Viejo's Municipal Advisory Council last week
Cleclded to paint I.he town (ed -at least the curbs in front of
har4 to spot. new-fangled fire hydrants. "Some of u.c>se
hrarants even a seein&-eye ~og would have trouble find·
in(," said Wally Trv\ter of Ute county fire marshal's office.
councU qiade tb~4ecb.ton after local scouts said they'd
willln& to dotbe patndng In order to keep drlvera from
blocking hydrants. A judge recently voided hydrant·
blocJda& citations because the plugs were so bard to spot.
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Populace grows In doubletime
'Feelin1 fenced in by the ntnnber or people moving Into
the Orange Coast? Well , things may get worse. San
Clemente City Manager Gerald Weeks said last week that
the coastal community can expect double its present
population of 23,750 by 1987, almost 10 years sooner than
previous estimates. He says rising prices on property from
Laguna Beach-north have attracted buyers to the area.
Weeka said the task now is to be sure development continues
to tie UghUy controlled by c:ity officials.
FroraPageAl
SEX FINDINGS TOLD •••
SEXOLOGIST LINDA EVANS
terms of sexual performance.
The men. o~rall. •~ted better
tban the women, but Dr. Evans •l·
trlbuted this mainly to women's
tendency to be modest.
· ''I w'u interested ifl knowing
bow many of tbc»e wbo said they
h,ave achieved oraums usually
bave a dlflicult time. llilost
studies don:t i.11 you that," Dr.
Evanasaid.
Of thoce who reported they
bave bad orcum1. 21 percent
sald they've bad d.Uftculty molt
of the time. Only 23 percent said
or ea ams come easily to them. •
••That show. us that orpsms
Im.0:g~nation . :Set Adrift :.
Looldn1 crltlcally over a
beautiful offfbore crultlDf.
1.Uboat at the boat •bow lat !al •
I wu fantulzlq over what ii _
would be like to chuck lt SU end
above olf IOI' lb• SOUlh Seat. Ka.
lco or w~eroq such a craft.
Tbe 1ilawomui recopl&ed
me.
"Jmactne.0 ab~ said, ''bavtaa
two boatlDC writers on board at the same time. Come over be.re
and meet Hank Sear1.s.••
Hank Searls WU a blJ man
with longiah halr that failed tO
hide the partially baldlng pate.
Like mOlt yachtsmen. he was
pleasant.
After the usual pleasantries be
told me be and b.ls wife bad re-
cently returned for an extended
cruise of the South Seas.
"I've written a book.'' he in· formed me ... It's due to be
published next March. I'd like to
send you an advance copy for re·
view."
"By all means.'' I said, men·
tally anwing myself that here ls
another cruising type who has
rewritten the ship•s log. Usually
Sood for a couple of paraerapbs.
, In early March a cloth-bound
publhher•s cop)' of a boot ar· riv~ in the irtail. The tlUe page
said, "Overboard,'" by Hank
Searls. Oh. yeah. Tbe 1uy at the
boat show. AUTHOR Htt&K SEARLS AND WIFE SUNNY RELAX AT NEWPORT DOCK
I started readina on Page One,
naturally. I had ,work to do that
ntaht, but it never got done.
By dayU1ht I had finished
readint one of the most gripping
novels of the sea I could have ever
hoped for.
It was written by a man wb9
knew about yacht&, the languagtt
of yachts and yachtsmen. I r~
c-ognbed scenes around San
Franclsco, the St. Francll Yach~
Club, and even found the names'
of a few yachting types I know
alone the cout.
And it didn•t take long to re-.
allze that Hank Searls was in·
Laat Hostage
Folloaa Kin
To Freedom
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio CAP> -
A young mother held hostage by
a bank robber in her apartment
for nearly 24 ·hours walked to
treedomS,turday nigtlt when tbe
robber was distracted".
authorldessaid.
The cunman then walked out of
the apartment, threw d~wn two
pistols, and surrendered. He was
whisked away in a police cruiser
for questioning by the FBI.
The woma·n escaped when
police brought hamburgeni to
her and tbe gunman, according
to Cbatles McKinnon. agent in
charge of the Cleveland FBI of-
fice. He said the robber "just
yielded to reasonableness.·'
The WOtn1lD, Clara Blair, 22,
appeared to be unharmed. She
was the laat of four hostages
taken Friday night following a
robbery at a nearby bank.
Less than four hours earlier,
Mn. Blair had tossed her two
children out a second-story win·
dow to FBI aeents below when
the IWlman was distracted. A
thlrd child wu released by the
eunman early Saturday in ex-
chanee for $2.000 cuh.
After tbe mother freed her
children, Danielle, 13 months,
and Isaac, 4, the FBI gave the
1unman an additional $4,000 as
1lsn of 8ood faith, a1ent11aid.
Tbe sunman. about 31 years
old, ldenUfied him.elf variously
as Ralph M09eley. Ralph Moses
or John.
He took the holtages after flee.
int a bank he had robbed Friday
in lhla northeaatern Ohio city. He
demanded that two Cadillacs
driven by FBI •cents wearing
only undershorts be provided for
hl• eecape. He also demanded
"freedom and money, .. the FBI
HJd.
PoUce adt be told them be bad
• •nothia, to loee."
McKinnon 1ald the gunman
waa in a hallway ne1ot1aµne witb
timately familiar with J,he South
Seas cruising area in which the
greater part of the novel was
laid.
So what's the book about?
Well, it's for damn sure not a
rewrite of th~ lo& of Searls' 40·
foot ketch, Bema Ann II on which
he and his wife Bunny now live
in Newport Beach and on which
they spent three years cruising
theSouthPaclflc.
"Overboard" involves a fie·
titious San Francisco attorney
and ya~man, Mitch Gordon,
who fell in lon with a 40-foot
ketch when it almost disrupted
the start of a race off St. Francis
,.,Wl..,._o
PLUNGES TO SAFETY
L•wmen Catch Children
agents when Mn. Blair appeared
at an apartment window Satur·
day afternoon.
F,...P,,.Al
STRIKE OVER •••
tract because of it,.. Mecham
aald.
Re said ttii tiachen dOD't fHI
tb• 1u1p1n1lon1 wer. (alr.
eapedUly since one Of the boys
wu credli by a sbertfr1 de\)U·
ty at prneoun, a daqm>ua
1ltuattoll at a lat.er demonat.ra·
Uon In front of the dlltrlct offtces.
Representatlvu of both
teacber1 and tru1tee1 ha~•
,
••
ed the atrike. Only 1U1btly more
than half of tho clbtrict'• 693
t.ucbeta actually walked out of
tbelr cluaes. Jn aom• CHM, best
triendl were on opposite aldee or
the plc)tet lines.
''We've got• lot of woTk to put
things back to1ether," Cooper
said. But both he and Mecham
aald they are optimistic that the
deep feelings developM during
tho f ou.r-day walkout can be over-
.come and the diatrict pulled back
toaet!Mlr •lain.
Parilde bi Berli.D
• B&IUJN (AP> _,,,,Western
allies ma.rlred their Und')'tar In Bullft s.tilrday &Gd for tM tint
Um• ln five JaJ'I thtf •laaeCl a
f ull-1cale lnlllt.ry parade.. • ,
Yacht Club in which he waa wasabouttoentercolle•e• l
crewing aboard another boat Searls very cleverly uses tfie.
with his father-in-law. _ gambit of fluhbacks in describ-
The story continues with
Gordon's relenUess search for
the boat and to find if she was for
sale. She was, of course. And be
bought her.
Then came the chore of seWng
his beautiful and socially promi-
nent wife, Lindy, on living
aboard -and eventually jotnlng
him ln his dream to chuck the
rat-race and set off on a cruise to
the South Seas. It meant Civint
up a lucrative law partnership
and bidding farewell to a son who
Irvine Teen
Gets Bea\iog
For 2 Cents
An Irvine teen-a1er who tried
to be helpful to a stran1er ended
up with cuts and bruiAes on b1a
fac• Saturday after th• man
launched an apparently UD·
provoked uaault.
Pollee said Martin Grimm. 17
and a friend were approach~
about 1:10 a.m. in the Walnut
Villaae sboppln8 center by a man
who aeked for a dime to make a
telephone call, which Grimm
gave him.
The man returned a few
minutes later and demanded 20
more cent.a, to which Grimm
replied that be only had two more
cenla. The man reportedly said,
"That's not enough" and hit
Grimm in the face.
Momenta later, a police car on
routine patrol drove by and, sum·
moned by the vicUm, book*1 An·
thony L. Carloa, 18, of La Mlrada.
on sµJpicion of aaaauJt and bat·
tery.
ing the cnlise and reflections tn
Gordon's early lite and mi&·
rla&e, atona with one law case
which had plagued him after le
and his partner bad made a lot'~f
money wblle virtually ruining
the life of a physician in a
malpractice suit.
Searls' description of life
aboard, including some pretty
frightful storms are convincing.
One can tell be and Bunny ha\Ce
been there.
(See NOVEL, PageA4)
New:11'lln I/SA
Miss Texas. Kimberly
Tomes, 21. beamed as she
was crowned Miss USA for
1977 Saturday. The Texas
A&M coed_~w competes 111
the Mlsa 1¥ntverse pageatit
July 18. . ·
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Cad Trades Caddie
Bev~rly June Caldwell of
Irvine was understandably IW'·
prised when she came home and
found that her Cadillac had been
taken from her locked aaraee
and replaced by a broken.down
1964 Buick Riviera.
She called the police.
Man Kidnaps
Woman, 21
A 2l·year-old woman who was
kidnaped wbUe shopping Satur·
day was released unharmed in
Irvine, police said.
Mary J. Clark, 21, of Santa
Ana, reported that abe bad just
finlahed 1hoppln1 at the K·Mart
Shopping Center at 1400 W. Ed·
ineer when an Oriental man
threatened her with a knUe.
The victim reported!)' told
police she wu forced t.o drive her
car to a place ln county territ.ory
near Irvine. where she was let
out. She then flaaecl down a
motorist. who took her to the
Irvine poUce statJon.
Tbe mlsltn1 car, with license
plate number 133 RDH, ii a U1ht
yellow and 1reen 1971 Ford
Torino. poliCf 1aid. ~ .
Dead Marine
ldemiffed
An El Toto Marine Who dJed
Friday in JD automobile acetdent
near eat TulUn hu been Iden·
tllled •• Corp. MlcbHl R • Blllu,!, 25, 9fNebruka.
Jlt WU a puaenier ln a aporU
car driven by Ke:n.Aeth Ta,lor,
Z3. of au• N. Tllltin Ave.11'\lltin.
wb.owu ~ ln 1tab e CCDdl·
UOft latUrdaY n1lbt at Banta A.na:-
TUatin CommUJift1 U01P11a;l:
The replacement car ~traced and a descripdon ot
stolen Cadlllac broadcast
the F'riday incident. Irvine~
aaid.
Meanwhile. the Ri.er..e
Sherifr1 Department picked ut a
suspected prowler at 10 o·~
that n.laht and found he was~
man belo11ou1bt.
Factna charfe1 of &rand
auto and bur1lar ls John
Luera, 18. of Santa Ana.
The Cadillac wu returned to lta rilhtful owner .. The cbang04
llna, de1crlbed a1 "aray
primer'• In color wltb a
1muhed·in rear window, " io storaae u evidence. .
SUNDAY
DAILY PILOT
.father, Son
in 'Celibate' ...
;Priesthood
"' NEWYORK (AP) Thesonof
a Roman Catholic priest was or·
chrined Saturday, an almost un-
\f?recedented occasion in modern
JlDleS.
",The Rev. Thomas Holahan Sr ..
52, placed the priestly vestments
on Thomas Holahan Jr , 29. who
was one of nine persons ordained
at St. Paul the Apostle Church In
_Manhattan. Then they gave com·
~union together
The new priest said he had
joined the Capuchin-Franciscans
before his father, who joined in .»68 after the death o( his wife
• ~e son said he left the order to
• ifttend school, later entering the
lbulists u ·"It was more or less doing my
ping, it was my decision," the
younger Holahan said. after the c·f\remony. "Ir we hatl been ln
~e\'e together, it would have
en a different experience. Bat
ce 1 made my own choice. I
d a feeling of being very in-
pendtnt and also a feeling of
alerruty between us now .·•
Uoa 'a boldilesJ ln the ad•ocacy ol
human riehta around tbe world
and 1n the Quest for bUateral
arms reducUON conttltutea the
firlt necessary step lit leadin&
our nation away from the
e&crethe 1trateclea of
peasimlsm and back to tll• kind
of affirmative foteicn policy that
suit a areatdemocracy. ••
"By ma.kins human rl&hts.
once •lain a principal istgJe in
American policy, you h*fe re·
minded us wbatour forelcn polic,Y
is supposed to be about: protect·
lnC our own interests, to be aure,•
bul primary among these in-
terests lbe defense and preserva-
tion of freedom in the world," the
group said.
* * * Byrd Flies
To Defense
Of Presitkm
WASHINGTON CAPJ -Senate
Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd
said Saturday it Is premature to
criticize President Carter's
policies as resembling those of
his Republican predecessors.
Byrd, talking with reporters,
did not taJce sides in the conflict
between liberal Democrats and
President Carter over the extent
of his commitment to traditional
Democratic policies.
But the senator said he does not
believe Carter is wooing business
mteresUI as the expense ol the un-
employed.
.. It seems to me that his ap-
proach is a many.pronged one,"
Byrd said. ·'I think it is a bit ear-
ly to try to shoot it down" as a
Republican package cloaJced in
Democratic clothing.
The criticism of Carter,
notably by Sen. George
McGovern <D·S.D. >.is "a reflec-
tion that the Congress 1s going to
fulf1ll an independent role." Byrd
added. McGovern. a liberal
Democratic spokesman, was the
party's 1972 presidential can
did ate.
Byrd also said that Carter "is
correct in having balancing of
the budget as one of his goals."
Liberals have cnticized Carter
for aiming for a balanced budget
at the expense of social pro·
grams.
·'Obviously. it will depend upon
conditions whether the budget
can be balanced in four yean."
Byrd sa&d. "I would personally
doubt thal it can.'•
·t. ~ VOYAGER YACHT CLUB MEMBERS INAUGURATE NEW QUARTERS AS SEASON OPENS
r.
:Yacht Clubs Open ¥ear
At 10 a.m. Commodore Dan
Shacklett and hls flag officers,
Vice Commodore Gordon Bur-
rows and Rear Commodore
Russell Kesllnk greeted mem·
bers and guests al Shark lsland
Yacht Club, the area's only all· powerboat club, on Bayside
Drive near the Balboa Island
brldg•. Fellowin1 the flaa·
ul1l_na a festive brunch was
served et the clubhouse.
Hardly had the fanfare of
SlYC's festivities subsided
before cannon bluta heralded
the fia1·ri1sin1 rites at Bahia
Corinthlt0 Yacht Club at 1801
Bay1ld1 Drive. Commodore
James Emmt, Vice Commodore
Hqble Denny and Rear Com·
mOdoce Walter SCbroeder con·
ducted the ceremorite•.
CommOdOre BOb Carolan and atarr ortlcen welcomed JUQta at
SOutb Sho~ :Yacht Club at noon
ceremontea, followed by presen-
tation of.tropbia tor the club ·a
b It malntafneCt yachts berthed
In the bJckatound at 2SZ7 w.
Coast Hlahway.
t.Jdo Isle \'1ch Club celebrat-
•
Blooculars. camera nd eve• were focused Saturday
on the aerial maneuvers or the Navv's famed 8fue
Angels (left) during an OpMl Hou'8 8* the Et Toro
Marine Corps Air Station. But Richard Cadarettet. 8, of
MIMlon Viejo (below) was more lntrtgued oy a
Marine helicopter. The freo event, whfch Includes t>and
concerts and aircraft dlaplaYf, oontinuet from 10 a.m
to • p.m. today at the station, near the Sand Canyon
Avenue exit of Santa Ana Freeway. Ttie precision jet
aerobatic team. which wlll perform 1t$ unbelievably
close formations starting at 12:30, never ceases to
spellbind.
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TboM are the nm• ot the HY• saloons on a 1ln'1e block In
thle •mall t.own. H~ DolliQ&Atkin t.100. 1t.udl upon tlle banb ot
the BJf lfrill:n Rlvu as a-., ... aDIWer t4 ltl etu,ieu• abiclina
dread cftblnl&.
''Don't forget the Elka and tM A mm can Leeton, .. said Monk
Sloan, wlJl'lnl the mollt m~m. ''That .-natea two more. Add it up andtbenl are JA. Abd tbey'retll rnaJtiDC tttcmey ...
Moak Sloan'• father, EU1ene Sloan, whole people pioneered this
country, noddecl enthualutic&lly.
•'Tb18 town 1pends more per eaptta on booze &ban an1 othel' ln
the 1tate, 1Dcl=BuUe," £qeneSloaD said. "Atleast tbat'• what
the diltrlbuton u. I doa't lmow lf t.bece are olflclal n~. but
from wbaU see thereon Center Street. ltlOUDdl riibt to me."
MONK SLOAN JS proprietor of the BJc Horn Saloon, one of the
more appealing of tbe 1' for IQ fl'OOtier decor. which he and his
father have lovin&IY restored.
What the Sloana see outside the swingine doors on their slde of
Center Street, between Second and Third, is a row of seven struc·
lures, five of them saloons, the integrity of that staggering sight
violated only by the town dry cleaner, wbo locks up before dark, and
-looking as if it 11 easping for breath -a flowenhop.
In a place where everything seems exaggerated -the sky, the
mountain ranges, the boasts and the pride -it isn't s\irprismg that
LISBON, Portugal CAP> -An·
drew Young, America's black
ambassador to the United Na·
lions, may not visit South Altica
because the government there is
setting stringent conditions an<l
Young would not want to go as
"an honorary white man," an
aide said Saturday.
"ANDB&W YOUNG is a
cabinet officer. He is not a ·~·
ored representative,' but~ U.S.
represenlaUve to the United Na·
lions," said Stony Coots,
Young's executive uslst.ant and
a black. •
•·we would have serious re-
servations about going u 'col·
ored' or as an honorary white
man," said Cooks.
person has more privileges than
blacks but less than whites.
Youni. on his second African
tOu.r since being named am-
bautdor, arrived in Lisbon
Satllnlay night on a U.S. Air
~evltoe from Llberia a short
time .,.(ore .Vice President
Walter F. Mondale arrived from
the United States. Younc already •u in disfavor
Q) Sotith Alric• because of b.ia
outspoken criticism of its wblte·
IUPraJ\8Clst rectme.
Bothi said Friday his govern·
ment bad been "reassured" by
tbe United States about the
pau-pose or Youni's visit and
would have "no objections" ii he
went to South Africa next Satur·
day or Sunday -after the Mon-
d1tle· Vorster talks.
Montanans tbonld pro.id• fart.belt d.t1lDJdnt 1n a b•C way too .
In fa~thll part of tbe It.ate bas a spedal attachment to elbow-heodlni cs. Just soutb ol here CUst.er'a men rode to sJory, 11D1·
tn1 Jbeir theme song, the Garryowen:
.. COME JOIN WITH me eacb joYlal blldt, comt booze and alns
and lend your a1d . • • " r \
Aceordln1 to Mont ~. '111 Blc Hom Saloon, built in 1110
wh n Hardin wu comlnc Into ill own u a ralJroad depot, at ODt
time wu u 1wuhbucldin1 a Jolnt u any on the frontier. Ht took It
o\'•r to 1913, after lt had been Jona closed, and spent the flnt wleU
patcbinf bullet holes. ·
Mor\k SloJm is a bl&. open· faced man of~. wttb a treat dome of
a forehead and a Jaunty reel mustacl\e.
He 1rew up In Hardin, got ~rlust and traveled the world ror
a company that builds dams. Eventually, he tired of that, came
home and discovered the Big Hom Saloon was up for sale. ~
HE BOUGHT IT, not becawse Hardin really needed another
saloon. but because be was attracted by the &rand old·bar and fancy
back bar with ita columns and curlicues. It was badly in need of
restoratioa, but it was authentic Old West. Now It looks u It did new.
"We've tried to make it an attractive, comfortable place, rigur-
ing to draw a peaceable. happy crowd. We do for the most part, but
It still gets rowdier at times than I like it. In fact, It gets downright
frilhtening. lo a small town, grudges build up, feuds grow over the
years. Somebody makes a remark, somebody else resents it,
everybody is full of booze. next thing you know there's a free-for-all.
"I guess there· s not much else to do in Hardin." ·~~. MONK SLOAN TENDS BIO HORN SALOON'S BAR : ~
Kida, Wives
Sing Adieu
Talks Key to W·ar Risk
SALT LAKE CITY (AP>
-Thirty-six children of murdered polygamist
leader.Rulon C. Allred, 71,
sang eUJogies Saturday as
the naturopathic physi·
cian's body lay m an open
coffin at the base of a high
school auditorium stage.
Dr. Allred was shot six times Tuesday by two
women who entered his
suburban Salt Lake office
where, as a naturopath, be
treated Ulnesses without
ualng c:lrugs.
Polygamy was not
speclflcally mentioned
during the services except
in a line of the opening
prayer fiven by one of Al·
Ired'• brothers, who asked
God to bless Allred 's
"wives and children." .
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -
Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance s~d Saturd&).' that fallure
at the Geneva Mlddle Eut con·
ference this year would seriously
heighten the risk of war in the re-
&ion.
"OUR INTENSIVE consulta·
lions with key Middle East
leaders have given us some hope
for progrus," Vance told the
34th ministerial meetint of the
Central Treaty Orfanlzatlon
<CENTO> u be wound up• vili1
to Iran.
"We are •orldne with the gov-
ernments concemed to recc>n·
vene the Geneva Middle East
peace conference in the latter
partot itm, ••Vance said.
"We alto are convinced,
however, that th6 Gentva con-
ference-has to be weU pt'epared,
1lnce failure at G~neva would
bring with It serious risks of
future hostilities."
The United Slat.es and the Sov·
iet Union co-cbalr the Gmeva
c:onference, dormant since 1973.
President C~r has begun a
series of meetings with Mideast
leaders in an attempt to recon·
vene peace talks.
IN THE PAS'I' 10 days, Vance
has attended an economic sum·
mit, a summit on Berlin and a
North Atlantic alliance meeting.
all in London. new to Mad.rid to
New Times
Chief Named
Tom Johnson. publisher of the
Dallas Times Herald, bas l)een
named to the newly created posi-
tion or president and chief
operating officer o( the Los
Angeles Times, it was announced
Saturday.
meet with King Juan Carlos and
to att.eod a meeting of the U.S.-
Spanish Council, then came to
Iran ror talks with Shah Moham-
mad Reza Pahlavi and lo ad-
dress U\e meeting of CENTO,
whose members are Iran.
Turkey, Pakistan and Britain.
Vance was scheduled to leave ,
today for Geneva and a brief con-
ference with U.S. disarmameni
negotiator Paul Warnke. After
attending the graduation ol bis
son from Yale University, Vance
returns to Geneva Wednesday for
talks oo nuclear arms Jintltat:kios
with Soviet Foreign Mi.J1iater An·
drei A. Gromyko.
NEW VD STRAIN
INCREASING
..
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A long-time ai,de to the forpier
congressma" from Georgi._,
Cooks did not deteU the "str·
ingent cond1llon1." Youns i&
scheduled to vlslt South Africa
next weekend. 'Clamshell Shall Return'
J obnson, 35, will begin his
duties Aug. 1. Publisher Olis
Chandler said J ohnson will
supervise all day·to·day
operations of the Times except
for editorial and news policy,
which will remain the
responsibility of William .F.
Thomas, executive vice-
ATLANTA CAP) -A strain of
gonorrhea resistant to penicillin
is increasing in the United Stales
and other parts of the world, the
national Center for Disease Con-i
trol said Friday. •
From March l, 1976, through;·
May 2 of this year, 150 cases of
the new strain were reported in,
21 states, New York City an4.
Guam, theCDCsald. 1
Under South' Afrtcll's
apartheid syat•m of raClal
se1re1aUon, all race groups are
strJctly claaallied. However,
forelp diplomat. and trad"
repr~entatives ho re Mil·
white are cl ·~•>' whit.et" to·pennlt than to -.e
I aciUtiea nstric~ to whlttii.
JN 11IE RACIAL terminology
of South Atrica, a "colored" is a
person or mixed blood. Such a
CONCORD, N.H. (AP> -Even
as New Hampsblre releued the
last 500 ol 1,-414 demOd.ltraton
anetted •t the Seabl'OOlt nuclear I , tta&e Cl(ficiala aM pro-
taters Nid -~ toccn-frOlit acbotMI' aaaID.
Members of the Clamshell
AUtaoce said they will "do
whatever is necessary" to stop
construction or the $2 billion
plant on the state's seacoast,
which Gov. Meldrim Thomson
hu vowed lo suppor
Deputy Atty. Gen. Thomas
Rath said Friday, after a federal
CO\frt hearing, th•t the s~te bad
teamed a "valuable lesson" in
the Joaist,ics o( jailing more than
1,400 demonstrators arrested
May l , and would ··do a better
Job next lime.··
Meantime, the s tate's ex-
ecutlve oouncU, at Thomson's
sugcestioo, appropriated funds
for a "civil di.lturbance plannln1
aeminar" where 1overnon and
top officials from otheT New
England states would learn bow
to deal with a· 'mua arrut situ•·
lion."
president and editor.
Robert D. Nelson, Times ex·
ecutive vice president and
general manaaer, has been
granted an early retirement to
pursue personal projects but. will
Wiesner aaid public health of·".-,
ficiall are not alarmed becaUJe\•
actual declines in syphilis and".
the usual strains of gonorrhea
were noted last year for the first
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The story builds, from it1land to
island, until Gordon awakens
bef01'e d•wn about 10 mllestrom
Tahltl t4) llnd be apd the cat are
alone on th• yacht. Soon al\v the
chance of watch, L ndy had
fallen overboard while •llendinl
to some chore on tbe item.
Then be1lns the dnmaUc story
of Gordon's search for his wife
while she cltnp to We with onty a
flimsy lif• jacket and a P'utic
bottle, which ahe grabbed u 1}\e
wentovertheside, toau.atainhei.
The nuhbacks are partfcul•·
ly eflectlve in delvinc Into the
tbouehll of Mitch and Undy -'1d
revlewlni th tr llves totethet U
the lottetearchcoeson.
A happy endlng? It would bet·
ter be described as unexpected.
Dul you can be sure the reader
wlll not put the book down until
he or she finds out what happens
to MltchandLl.ndy
It may also ba•ilh any
thoughts o( those who dream of
acquiring a 1&urdy ketch and
ahovlna off in search of adven·
tun.
It didn't. take long to learn that
''Overboard" is not Searls' first
novel. He haa such other titles u
·~e Bi• X" and "The Crowded
Sky" t.t b1a credit. 8ut ''Over·
boatd1• ii a yachtsman'• novel.
This ll not to say that it won't be
devoured by landlubbers.
Searls, M, is an ex-Navy pilot.
but bas been a sailor moat of hlit
Ill•. Like Mltch and Lindy
Gonton, Hank and Bunny Searls
almply dropped out of the rat
race. He recently told Assoclaled
Presa writer Tom J~ In an in·
t.ervlew:
"We had a home in Malibu, and
when the klda 1rew up, we sold
the home, spent alx months aet·
Ung ready and moved aboard the
boat. In February, 1972, we left
San Dleeo f« Pitcairn Island.•'
Did the three years aboard a
small boat strain the Searls'
marriage as it did the fictitious
Mitch GonSons? Not according to
Bunny Searls. She told the AP in-
terviewer:
"l think it enhanced our
person.i relationship. He's not a
harsh taaltmaster to start wilh,
and I think the experience has
1lven our relationship much
more stability. That doesn't
mean he wasl'l't strict when be
had to be.
"I've seen a lot of men J have
liked on shore," she continued,
.. but I wouldn't want to sail with
them. If anythlne. Hank is nicer
and more considerate at sea.
Maybe that's our saving grace."
The Bema Ann II Is not the
boat ln 'Vhkb the Searls cruised
the South Seas. They sold that
one in New Zealand. But they
weren't long on the beach.
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Man Found Guilty of Spying
~S ANGELES (AP> -Aadrew D ton Lee, a !S·year-old cablnet· m tr, w .. convicted Saturday ol pua· tn clualfled docum•nta about a U.S. •p:eatelllt.t ayatem lo Soviet .,ent.I. he verdict, which could aeftd Let to
p . for llfe, wu a triumph for iovtm·
mtnl pro1ecutors who contended that Le,'111~ acUvlUea endan1ered naUonal
security:
A 'n'ORNEYS FOR Lee, who chant to
a defense that he was in reality working
fot the Central Intelligence Atency, lm-
m Mlalely announced they would appeal.
Tbe documents from TRW
Syatema Inc., a Redondo Beach research
and doveloj>rnent firm where Boyce
worked unw late me. ended up in the
hand.a ol 11mts at the Soviet embu1y in
Mex.lcoaty.
Boyce_ wbo wu convicted oC slmllar
char1e1 Aprtl 28, and Lee cave com-~Ucated. often conflicting stories of why
they ttole the secrets, which had to do
with a proposed satelllte that would cir·
cle the earth and provide a communJca-
tlona link tor far·fiunt U.S. intelligence
a1ents -known al.I the Pyramider Pro-ject. •
enchanted with the Unlted States,"
Boyce •aid he agreed to tum over a
memo about lht Auatrallan activities to
Lee ao the acUvities could be made
public.
INSTEAD, BOYCE claimed, Lee told
hlm that be had given the lnlormaUon t.o
the Ru11lana and then blackmailed
Boyce lnto clving him a larce number of
TRW ncreta, lncludlng the Pyramlder
data.
Unable to back out, he and Lee set out
on a life of espionage that at one point in
early 1976 included drlnkln& with
Ru11tan agents at the embuay in Mex·
ico City, Boyce uld.
The Pyramider Project waa, accord-
in& to Boyce, a "dead project" and any
The conspiracy and eaplonaie char1es
centered on a Loe An1eles·to-Mexlco Ci·
ty connectlon throu1h which Lee and a
childhood friend, Chrt.atopber J. Boyce.
w~e accused of 1endln1 top-secret data
in pchange for Soviet payments totaling
$10,000.
LEE. AA&ESTED Jan. 6 in frontorthe
Sovtet embassy in Mexico City with
microfilm ot Pyramider documents In his
pocket, read.Uy admitted he turned the in-
formaUoo over to the Russians But he
contended that he believed he was actual·
ly serving his country by acting as a CIA
"subcontractor," passing m1sleadUlg in·
formation to the Soviets in order lo con-
fuse them.
details ol it received by the Russians • • ~
would only confuse them. ~ "
Both men could be sentenced to life
imprisonment for conviction or con-
spiracy to commit espionage. Boyce will
be sentenced on May 27 and Lee on June
20.
But the prosecution argued that e
Pyramider documents contain Splashg Mantia ol Jff a9 •••
senaitlve information about U S. In·
telligence activities in general that
would be harmful to American security
Described as ''polil1cally d1 :. if revealed to foreign countries.
Nude Nixed
No Parlor Promiaes
~N FRANCISCO <AP> Prompted by
tourists claiming they'd been swindled.
supervisors are studying a plan to clothe
women al nude encounter parlors and insure
they didn't promise customers something they
didn't intend lo deh vcr.
A draft ordinance presented lo San Fran·
cisco supervisors would also make it illegal
for the women attendants to engage in any
sort or sexual conduct with customers.
San Francisco has 12 nude encounter
parlors, most of them mixed among the top-
less bars and gawdy neon signs on Broadway.
The ordinance would require signs at the
parlors, m English, Spanish, Japanese and
Chinese, spelling out just what services were
offered and what fees were charged.
Bar Declines
Part in Suit
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The Slate Bar Board
of Governors declined Saturday to intervene as a
friend of the court in the University of California's
legal t11ht to save its
s pecial minority ad-J
missions programs. ( STATE
The U.S. Supreme Court ls reviewing a rul· .._ _______ _,,
int by the California
Supreme Court that outlawed UC'a special ad·
missions programs ln its profe3slonal and graduate
uhools on grounds they discriminated against
whites.,
The case was broueht by Alan Bakke. a Sun·
nyvale engineer who argued he had been twice de-
nied admission to the UC-Davts Medical School
because he was Caucasian.
llc'9 Cri~• Woll-to Cops
ANGELS CAMP CA Pl -The victim or a report·
ed assault and battery probably regrets having
called the police.
Officers say a very emotional youngster
telephoned them to report the incident. When of.
ricers responded, they found a tearful 9-year-old
boy and his angry mother -who had spanked him
because he wouldn't go to b«l. No arrests were
macte, but the mother was reported considerinJ{
further action against the youn1st.er.
FRESNO (AP > A law1ult ~eek1n1 to halt Loe
Angeles from takini water from Inyo and Mono
counties wlll be heard In Superior Court here May 127.
Moved from Inyo on a chanae or venue, the 11u1t
'char-ea Los Angeles city official, coruplred to
manipulate the drou1ht for their own political
urpo&es.
The suit stems from an agreement in"' h1ch Los
n&eles ofricials agreed not to take water from the
!California Aqueduct so 1t could bt: u&~ in drought·
lrlcken Northern California
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The con.atruction in·
u11try and minonty groups have ruched agree-
enl on a pion aimed at endlnl disruptions at con·
i lructton projects In San Francl1co by self·
roclaimed community representatives.
Ul'}der' the plan, the San Francisco Coalition,
epreaentlng 38 ethnic and nei1hborhood aroups,
ill control recru~ment of minorities for building
. radu Jobe and apprenUce program11.
Tough Crime Stand?
SACRAMENTO CAP ) Gov. Ed-
mund Brown Jr. said Saturday that
his administration has done more to
lighten crtmlnal law and stiffen
penalties than former Gov. Ronald
Reagan's administration.
Brown did not men lion his
Republican predecessor by name in a
speech before the California
Newspaper Publisher~ Association,
but the 39-year-old Democrat em-
phasized things he ha:. pu&hcd
through the legislature that Reagan
Called to win.
"I TIUNK it's fair to say the last
two years have seen more &trong law
enforcement passed than anytime m
the laat eicht years. That's a little
known fact, but a fact," Brown said.
Brown described SB 42. last year's
repeal or the mdeterminate sentence
law, which conservatives say will
open prison gates ror more criminals
as a law and order measure which
make11 punishment more certain.
"The amendments to toughen up
and strengthen the determinate sen·
tence law are now before the Senate.
That's a very important step that not
only brings certainty and clarity to
the criminal justice law, but in·
creases the sentences for repeat and
violent offenders," Brown told the
publishers.
'"Ir we look back over the last two
years, there has been a very definite
improvement in the area of crime
prevention and crime control.
"WE'VE HAO our hrst mandatory
sentences for those who use a gun. ror
those v.ho sell heroin, and now, wit h
the SB 42 amendment, we have
strengthened the law and penalties for
those who repeat or commit violent
crimes," Brown said.
Responding to questions. Brown
also said he is reluctant to accept big
increases in his proposed $605 million
homeowner and tax relief bill or his
school finance blll, baaed on a bigger
than expected state surplus this year.
"I don't want a one-shot situation
where we run out of money in a couple
or years," Brown said. "I want a pro·
perty tax relief and sl·hool that wlll
not require taxes in the foreseeable
future."
Delia Suspect
Pleads Innocent
PASADENA CAP> -A man indict·
ed in the death of a woman who
purportedly tried to tell state omclala
about fraud in East Los Angeles com·
munity projects has pleaded Innocent
to being an ex-convict with a gun.
Alfredo Sosa. or Fresno. was ar-
raigned before Superior Court Judge
Robert M. Olson. He was held without
bail \ because of murder charges in·
volvi'ng Ellen Delia and two other
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lt'I been four years and 1238.00Q since work beean
on an Environmental Impact Report covering Oran•e County Airport.
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that time-consuming and cosily report, the u111e and '
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elsewhere.
Critics of the report said its designers erred by
studyiniJ the potential impact of alternative irowth or
no.growth plans at Orange County Airport. The
$238,000 consultant should have concentrated on the
impact of specific projects such as increased parking
or extended runways, the critics said.
Perhaps that's so. But what is before county of·
ricials now is a massive and somewhat flawed study
that attempts to depict all possible alternatives and
their ultimate impact on the area's environment
In the long run, that approach to a final resolu
hon of the Orange County Airport dilemma seems
more reasonable than a piecemeal answer.
As things stand now, those who confront the issue
are caught in a self·defeating revolving door.
For example, Newport Beach officials staunchly
oppose any activity at the airport that might make it
more serviceable or comfortable to air travelers.
It's easy to sympathize with the Newport Beach
residents who live beneath the airport takeoff zone
and suffer the inevitable 7 a.m. wakeup calls left by
Air California and Hughes Airwest on their first
flights of the day.
But there's a thick layer of hypocrisy being spout·
ed by the Newport city government officials who utter
pious denunciations of those flights-when they have
approved the industries and hostelries that created
much of the passenger loads on those flights.
So. rather tba:n continue th1s charade. why not
tako a look now t the tot8.l picture? Why not face up
to the cumulaUve impact cil PrOPQSed airport projecll
rather thn.n con.front them on a tedious and wutef ul
piecemeal basis?
No one bould want to waste another four yea.rs
and a quarter of a million dollars trying to olvo an
airport riddle that should have been solved years aio.
Lawyers' Case of Irony
Back iii 1972, a couple of young Van Nuys lawyers
thought Urey had a good idea for helping provide legal
services for people who couldn't afford normal fees.
They planned to set up a legal clinic using such
cost-saving measures as part-time specialists and ~lat
rates. Not surprisingly, the plan attracted attention
and some reporters interviewed the two.
So what did they get for this unusual humanizing
and helpful proposal? Well, the State Bar Dis-
ciplinary Board stuffily recommended they be sus-
pended from practice for 45 days because they
shouldn't have submitted to interviews and thus, in
the eyes o( the board, advertised themselves.
There's some sanity left in the legal process.
fortunately. The California Supreme Court last week
ruled in favor of Leonard Jacoby and Stephen Meyers
and told the State Bar it couldn't mess with the
freedom of expresslon of auyone-including lawyers.
The situation is ironic in view of the fact the State
Bar almost never gets around to penalizing lawyers
who violate their own professional canons by talking
their heads off about their cases out of the
courtroom-both on and off the record .
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In fact, you'll often find a Newport government
official-or maybe several of them-on the weekday
7 :45 a.m. light en route to Sacramento to plead for <1
pet municipal cause.
And it is doubly ironic in view of the fact that m
public opinion polls, lawyers are almost always
near the bottom of the "most respected and trusted"
occupations and professions.
''1hty hAven't shown thi~ sort o.f impudtnce in ZOO yu.rs."
'Can't You Hear Coast-to-coast Munching?'
WASHING TON -One or the
great non·accomplishments of
our times has
been the
popu lariza ·
lion or the
word "con·
sumer." ll
has all but
replaced the
word cili·
zen.''
Its usage is
so ubiquitous
and respectful that 1t won't be
lone before you turn on the tube
and hear the President begin a
speech with, "My fellow con
sumers," or some other saluta
lion with that odious word in it
A nation of consumers is a na·
lion or hogs In the quiet or the
night can't you hear the coast·to-
coast munching? People should
eat. hogs and 011 companies
should consume fodder and
natural resources Chomp,
chomp. chomp, we go consum-
ing.
IF SOMEONE asked you to
draw a picture or the Consumer.
what would your sketch look
like? Perhaps a huge mouth with
tender gums and no teeth con·
sumers can only suck down pro·
cessed. pre·d1gested, pre·chewed
food
Attached to the mouth would be a grossed·out. white belly with
( VON H OFFMAN )
the rest or an over.sized alimen·
tary canal. Even a casual viewer
or TV commercials knows that
the seat of the American
Consumer's sensitivities is his
digestive tract. .
In all the other higher
primates. Including Homo sa·
piens, the nervous system is de-
signed to Inform the brain. With
the American Consumer, the
nervous system 1s arranged to
send its most important
messages to the gut.
The Consumer also has
vestigial arms and legs, weak,
whitish things terminating in es-
sentially useless knobs instead or
ringers and toes. Se1r.infl1cted
birth defects.
These degenerate Limbs are
suCficient to get the Consumer to
the automobile dealer's or allow
him to lift the frozen food out or
supermarket refrigerators and
into microwave ovens.
FUNDAMENTALLY the
Consumer is anti-social. This low
order invertebrate mammal
the only one known to zoology is
a completely different species
from the earlier Acquisitive
American so much ctitized in the
past.
The Acquisitive American
was ostentatious 1r he was rich.
The wealthy variety was the
millionaire who built his French
chateau·like mansion and stuffed
1t with antiques and objets d'art.
The remaining specimens of this
type can be viewed and ap.
preciated in Palm Springs and
perhaps Dallas.
The less·wealthy Acquisitive
American was the much descried
keeping-up-with·the·J ones es
type. Both sorts had one thing in
common, however: they ac-
quired possessions to impress
others: they u sed their
possessions to relate to others.
The Consumer doesn't. He is
content to ingest, to chew, to
swallow, to take in, to use up -in
Salute to Seniors' Selfless Effo~ts
I
To the Editor:
May has been ortic1ally pro-
claimed as "Older Amencans
Month .. by President Carter In
his proclamation be noted that
nearly 33 million Americans are
at least 60 years old. and called
upon the nation to "rind ways to
use their experience, Judgment
and ability ...
Across the nation, over 246,000
Americans, aee 60 and over, are
glvlne of themselves -as FOiler
Grandparents, as Senior Compa
niona and a.a members or RSVP
<Retired Senior Volunteer Pro-
gram). Through these ACTION
procrama, they are not only help·
int othen but aJso are 1ivin1 meanln& and purpose to thrlr rt-
t1rement years.
IN SOUTHERN CalHorna•
alone, 821 older American.\ art>
~
( EV ANS-NOV AK J
Italy
Suffers
serving as Foster Grandparents.
57 as Senior Companions and
9,410 in RSVP. Children in
schools Uld hospitals. troubled
teenagers. the lonely elderly.
people with special needs -
that's whom these ACTION
Volunteers are helping. They do
it out of love. And they do it
because they know how im-
portant it is, to themselves and to
others. to be really alive and
useful.
I trust that the people ol
Southttn CalUomla are aware ot
their selfless work and ap·
prec1ate their efforts. We at AC
TlON ar" extremely proud of
them
CHARLESJ TOOKER
State Director. ACTION
Southern California
ROME -Wdtem Europe's
Communist showcase Is showing
crack.a -a re·
su it of the
party•s effort
to broaden its
base toward
the Catholic
center -as
detente. the
pollttcal ell· mate neces-
sary for base-
b r o adeo io & •
has turned sour and Italy's work·
ing class has turned ml lltant.
The desperate, almost tearful
pie.as. by tbe Italian Communist
Party (PCI) for U.S.·SovleL de-
tente. now in some disarray un·
der President Carter's human
rights campaJ1n and the nuclear
arma deadlock, Illustrates ita
W e h fear of twilight detente.
·'Carter's human rt1bts talk It 0 Ut lsn'tbe.lptncSovtetdluJdentl,"•
non-Communist leader told us,
Detente
''but it aurely ts maklnf llfe heU
for the Commun11t1 hert."
AS LONG AS the U .S.-5ovfet
dialo1ue wu pre)freulnc
smoothl;r -as durlnc the Nbton·
Ford-KWincer ye.ra -tho PCJ
basked ln tb warmth of detenu.
But today It 11 •n • posture of
embanuaed ambt1ulty, com-
pelled to make Odious choices
that expoH and Widen contradlc-
Uons between • "democratic"
Weattm party <1ov1rntd In·
ternally by authontartan ctn· tnlllm> and ono tJtd to the Com·
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Tlairtie. T r oubled
To the F.<lit.or :
The post World War II babies
were quite a crop. Many or them
went to school just to attend re·
ceas and carry their lunch. When
they 1ot to be teenagers, they
blamed their parents ror all the
munltt center in the Kremlin
An equally insoluble problem
affllcUng the PCI ls the due
bills to lu working-class base.
These JOU1 stem from the PCl's
courtahlp of the Catholic center
and itl 1elf.portr1it u the aaJva-
tlon ot an Italy torn by violence in
the streets. raalng inflation,
massl•e deficit spending and
eroup hatred.
That sdl·portralt la the PCI's
pa11 into th• "historic com-
promlte" of coalltlon govern-
ment with the rulln1 ,CbrlsUan
Democrats.
WITH A STEELY eye on that
stlh-dl!tant 1oal, PCI leaders have opene a widening gap
between them11lvea and th!!
1, 712,084 card·carrylna patty
members (down by f,000 from
on• yett aio> 0 who want to
behave Ilk• Commu.niltl." in the words~ a poUUul operative.
Tbl• apliJ.nl UM .. phenomenon
of vtolenct OOOMn PCl J~adert by ublvertf~ at:odenu (radlcallHd
by the lnttedlbly el'1pld educa.
Uon pollcles ot the Christian
Dtmocratl) and by workers ln·
furlated at th• Pct•s tont1Uve
bour eoia lpproach to cw1ni tn-natton.
11 the maneuver or tbe Chria-
Uan Democrat.I to Sain formal
1upport oC tho PCJ for a "com·
mon proiram" ~ Umlled lo
public Onter, education and the
eeonomy-actWally •orb,
contradlct.iaua 0elween the PCI
JIJs or the worlcJ,and rebelled at
everything their parents or the
governm·ent said or did .
Everything they couldn't tear up
they spit on.
· WIBLE ACTING hatefuJ, they
Their children, on the whole.
seem to be a better crop ror some
reason. Perhaps they can help
heal lhe hurt caused by this one
generation. We can hope so.
JIM BOLDING
called themselves Love Children. Fa,,rer F aueet When they went to college, they . tried to destroy the colleges so To the F.<lilor:
that no one could follow them. A simple, yet errective way,_ to
Now they are in their thirties and ,.. conserve watc;r in the home: in-
they are systematically destroy-s~all self-closing faucets at all
ing United States industry. In kttcben, laundry, and bathroom
every way they can, they invent sinks. CYou must twist the handle
every ruse they can to cripple against spring pressure for the
every industry they can. water to run. Let go, and 1t shuts r ·-off).
I am reminded or the joke
about the young man who told his
mother, I dldn't ask you to have
me. The mother replied, if you
had and I had known what I know
now. 1 would have said no.
leadership and its rank-and-file
may enlarge, further postponing
the party's payment or those
IOUs to Its natural working-
claas·student constituency.
"The universities are a dls·
aster," Benedetto Cr a xi, head or
the Socialist party. told u11.
"TREY BA VE become a farm for the unemployed, tens or
thousands of them, creating an
intellectual proletariat with re·
volutionary visions. Not only
does the PCI not apeak for them,
they are badly hurting the PCI."
As for the party's worldna-
claas baae, Giorgi Benvenuto,
head of the thJrd.Jar1est union
(particularly ttrortg in the auto
plants). told u1 tbat "dis-
muslooed workers are poytna too
hltb a price for the hhtoric com·
promlJe. No PCl leader could
rialc makina a speech at the Alf•· ~omeo aufo factory today. He
would bedrlvenoff.' •
Some poUUcJana h~wr• con-
vinced that Internal d~le over
the party'• predlcament.1xt.e.nda
deep lnt.o it.I rulln1 36·'member
dlrectorate, perhaps endanger·
101 S.C:re.tary Gener.I l:nrlco
Berllnauer, 1ponaor of the·
party•• courtahJp of the CathQlk
cent r and hence btld accowfmt
bl•fortb present.dilemma. ~ BerUnauer recent11 m1de four •PMd* ln lilUe moH than two .,
weekl -tu more than uaual. ,
ON WAllN an lndaatrtal 1u~·
urb ot wwkin1-ttas1 Naplee, but
These have long been used on
yachts and other small craft
where conservation of your
water supply has always been
important.
GORDON GLASS
it failed to stop the nood or defec·
tions ln last month's municipal
election whJch defeated the Com·
munist incumbent and cost the
PCI a 12-point drop in Jts vote
from 1976.
Llkewise, the unusually pre-
cise pro-Soviet speech of Arman-
do Cossutta, a leader or the PCI
left wing, sounded llke a com-
pl alnt and a call to ereater
militancy.
While proclalmtnt ••complete
autonomy" from Mo1cow,
Co11utta said . that "it ts un-
thinkable, and whoever thlnkl so
Is utterly unreallaUc, for a party
of workers, a purty like ours, to
break its ties of aolldartty with
tbe Communist party of the Sov·
let Union and to io in tor anU-
Sovletism."
IT WOULD BE a mlstlle to
make too much or 1tlll-1lender
evidence of trouble lo West.em
Europe'• mOlt IUCCUlfUl Com
munlst party, buL the qony of
pleulq two soula at. t.be aame
Umecouldmutcawmlnapolnt.
One soul is rooted in Mo.tow;
the other ls attlvtna for cr41dlblU-
ty within the freo political tradl-
Uona of the West.
Compoundlne the a1ony 111 the
descent ol dettnte Into a twilight
zone. Tbe PCJ'a luture, however,
mny depend not so much oo re-
1olvln1 its spilt personality,
however debilltatJn1, GA lhl
economic and poJJtlcal chaos O< w lml Europe -p1rUrwar11
Fune and 1t-1y it.ult, a matter
desei'"Vinl fWther analyail.
short, consume without rela·
tlonship to anything or anybody
else.
NEXT TO FEEDING his face,
the most noteworthy charac-
teristic of the Con.sumer is his
passive helplessness.
Consumers are Invariably
described as persons needing
counselors, guides, advocates~
defenders and protect.ors. They
are never depicted as being able
to do anything for themselves.
Consumer-directed advertis·
ing presumes the target audience
are Mongoloid idJots. The pro-
totypical commercial is the one
put out by the government tellin&
people to keep matches out of the
reach or small children.
And the most depressing part
of it ls that there are probably
tens of thousands of consumer-
types reared in such passive, all-
devouring, all-receiving, noo-
giving oblivion that they do have
to be told bow to avoid incinerat-
ing their little consumer off-
spring
PEOPLE TALK about .. the
consumer movement," but there
really is none. The American
Consumer is far too flaccidly
lacking in self.reliance to do that
or anything else for himself. He
wouldn't know the difference or
care if they stuck poisons in his
whale·size mouth or carcinogens
in his gut, if people like Ralph
Nader hadn't taken pity on hJm.
The absurdity is that Nader
himself is the pluperfect non-
consumer. He·s famous for the
paucity of his possessions, hJs
curiosity, his driving skepticism
and his ability to get up and
change what he doesn't like or
agree with -all qualities alien to
the Consumer.
Before we became a nation of
consumers, frettlne and schlurp·
ing and snapping at anything
that grazes our Ups, all in tbe
service of raising the gross na·
lional product. or course. we
were c~'9mera.
CUSTOMERS ARE smart
enough to know not to buy coffee
at $5 a pound. ·They do for
themselves by elvin g and
withholdine tholr custom. Tbe
Consumer 1oes. on buying coffee,
vaguely hoplnf the iovemment
or Ralph Nader or aomebody will
do somet.blnc about hllh prlc
before bankruptcy takes him olt.
You can m1lke a cltllon out of a
customer! All you can make out ot the Consumer l• a tasteless.
non-nutritJout, rut.food anact.
OftANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. W ttd. PtltiltaNr Thonioe K tn>ll. tdUor
The editorial pa1• or the Daily
Pilot ueka to Inform and
1Umul1tt rHdUI bJ' pn1entln•
on thlt P•I• diver t toml'Ml'ltar)' on topic• of lnterttt by a)indkat· td c:olumnl1tJ and urtoonliu. by
Pf'O\lldlnl • Corum for radm' vlew1 ind by presentln1 this newspaper'• opinion• and kleu on current toplra. 1~ edltOrial oplnlonJ o( lhe Dally ptklt appear only Int.ht tdltort_-J column at the
top ol lht• P•I•· Oplnlonl tt•
preaM'd by the columnlsu and u .rtoontJtt 11\d lttltt Wrtten are
tlltlr. own and no end~ or lMir •ltwa y lbt ·oaUy }Pllof.
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Conceptual drawing shows charged-particle beam weapon in space to avoid atmospheric interference.
Compiled From AviaUon
Week and Space Technology
Buck Rogers-> Photon torpedoes rrom the Starship
Not at all, accordine to a story m the May 2 is
Week and Space Technoloey.
The Soviets, the story asserted, are far aJong in lhe develop·
ment of a charged.particle beam weapon capable of instantly
destroying mU1siles fired at that nation.
THE ARTICLE brings to light an interpretation of satellite and
other intelligence data that may point to existence of facilities m
Russia where components for such a weapon have apparenUy been
assembled:
The possibility of a weapon of this type is real, the article states.
In fact. a program similar to the suspected Russiao eCfort was un
dertaken in recent years within the United States under the code
name "Seesaw," and funding1s currently being sought by the Navy
to continue experiments with tseam type weapons
PENTAGON AND intelligence officials, says the article, have
rejected interpretations of evidence that suggest lhe development or
a beam weapon.
The weapons mterpretation came from recently retired ch1ef of
Air Force intelligence Gen. George J . Keegan, along with a group of
·•young Turk'' phys1c1sts who reviewed intelligence data.
The evidence centered on observations of a research facility at
the southern edge of the Semipalatmsk nuclear lest area. Satellite
photos revealed the follow mg .
-Excavat1on of large chambers in rock near certain facilities
-FABRICATION OF large gores (sections of a dome or
sphere) near the excavatJons. domes thought to be capable of con·
taining and storing energy released from nuclear driven explosions
or pulse power generators.
-Existence of evidence of large amounts of liquid hydrogen at
the site. This is believed to be for cush10ning the nuclear explosive
generator and for cooling conductors for the enormous electrical
currents required for such a weapon.
-Observation of burned waste hydrogen gases that show
evidence of containing elements that would be present, theoretical
ly. following tests or a charged-particle beam device.
HOWEVER, THE ARTICLE also says that the Keegan group
noted the following technological blocks to the construction or such a
weapon:
-Production of sufficiently large amounts or power to dnve
this type of weapon.
-Impossibility of storing such a large amount of power.
-~cceleraUon of charged particles.
witching to control such high levels of energy, tbouaht to be
impossible.
-PROPAGATING A beam through the atmosphere without re·
duction of energy to less than destructive levels.
-Aiming the weapon accurately through the atmosphere,
An exploration of further technoloaicaJ "blocks" raised
by the Scientific Advisory Board's munitions panel revealed that
virtually every suggested roadblock to development of such a
weapon bad been overcome wit.bm the Soviet Union.
A report prepared for the CIA, according to the Aviation Week
story. held that there were "no technological errors ln the USAF's
analytical work ll was agreed by t.be <CIA Nuclear IntelUgence
Soviet Science Seen Nearing
Anti-ICBM Beam Weaponry
which can deflect or alter direction of a particle beam.
A variety of other problems were1>0sed and answered, accord-
ing to the Aviation Week article.
Keegan's study group reviewed these and other possible ob-
structions to the weapon and found:
-A RU~IAN scientist, during a visit to Livermore, Calif., re-
vealed his advances in compression of fusion fueJ at low energy
levels by transforming laser and electron beams to soft X-Rays.
1l was a major breakthrough that would allow production or
energy levels sufficient to power a beam weapon.
-The Soviets already had developed capacitors capable of slor·
mg enormous amounts of energy for brief periods.
-Pressurized gas lines invented by ITT and General Electnc
can handle the power transmissions and are available in the USSR
-IT IS BELIEVED that one 700-foot·long building at the test
:,1te houses an accelerltor capable of producing the proton beam.
-An American firm recently made breakthroughs in switching
technologies that could be applied to a beam weapon.
-Theories were advanced about placement of a charged-
particle beam weapon in space to reduce the problems of propagat·
ing the beam through the atmosphere.
Panel} board that there is a massive effort in the USSR involving
hundreds of laboratories Bnd thousands of top sclenUsts to develop
the technology necessary for production of a beam or other energy
weapon for use against U.S. ICBMs and SLBMs."
TllE AVIATION Week story also noted that a radar system
capable of spotting ICBMs and of aiming a beam weapons system is
currently near readiness along the Soviet Union's borders.
The article goes on to speculate on the advantageil or charged-
particle beams over laser beam devices, eating fewer problems with
weather and other conditions' effects on the weapon
The article concludes with an overview or U S. developmental
programs that offer hope of being the basis for a U.S. effort in the
beam weapons area.
It proposes unifying efforts m order to produce more rapid de-
velopment.
W PARAGRAPHS are devoted to cnt1cism, by Gen.
• o the reluctance of American authorities to accept the idea
i could be capable of outstripping U S scientists in this
It cone y saying lhat the Soviets have chosen to pursue a
dlff ent course than the U .S
"It may ... be too late for our research and development
establiBhment to catch up on what may finally be agreed to be a very -Difficulty or transmitting that much power through conduc·
tors without vaporizing them.
-It was recognized that placing beam weapons in some of 160
existing silos inside Russia would aJJow aiming the beams, in ad·
vance, al "windows" ICBMs would be expected to use. which would
resolve some aiming problems. Magnetic "mirrors" could be used
lo redirect the beam. long Soviet lead in this field olstrat.egic defense." ,f
'Time for U.S. to Move'
The Soviet t Tn1on has achieved a technical
breakthrough an high-energy physics applica·
tlon thal may soon provide 1l w1lh a directed·
energy beam weapon c:i pable of neutralizing the
enUre United States ballisl1c m1sslle force and
checkmating this country's s trategic doctrine
these developments are described in detail
in tl¥e May 2 issue by Aviation Week & Space
Technoloay Military Editor Clarence A
Robinson, Jr.
WE HA VE BE EN following this story for
more than a year and have in fact refrained from
prlnUna It earlier because of what were then
letltimate matters of intelligence secunty. But
those considerations no longer eiust
The hard proof of eight 'IUC<'<'5'1ful S-0,·1f'I
tests of directed-energy beam weapon
technology give" new and overndmg urgency to
bring these development-; into the public domaan
and rap the veil of mtelhgence ..,t'CreC'y !>o that
this whole matter of vital nat.Jonal urJiency anrl
survival will finally be brought to lhe attention of
the Preiudent of these l'nitt>rl States. the
Congress and lht• <'illzcns of this repuhltc "hose
future 1s at. ri&k
In all the previous four years that these Sov-
iet developments have been known to the official
intelligence community, they have been stifled
by u coMpiracy of skepticism and silence ahd
never once penetrated to the highest decision
makinR councils of this country.
THE INCREDIBLE STORY of how the Sov-
iet. leap-froeged a 1eneration or high·enerey
pby1lca technology and developed a workable ex-
perimental model or a dlrecled·energy beam
weapon now has been largely verified by the suc·
cesalve Soviet teats :it. SemlpalaUnsk and Atg1r
and the brilliant work or a small group of ex
tremely young physicists In this country
The fact that this country still has a chance
or avoiding a crippling technological surprise
that could render its entire strategic missile
force ineffective 111 due to the courageous, dogged
and perceptive work of a handful of U.S. Afr
Force Intelligence specialist.a who polarized
around the leadership or Maj. Gen. George
Kee1an, Jr • recently retired chief of Air Force
intelligence
We do not sugeest any formal conspiracy to
suppress the mounting evidence or o massive
Soviet research, development and tndustrial
pulh aimed al the aoal of an anti·ICBM directed·
•r1y bcom weapon
RATRER IT WAS a combination of smug
Amertcan easurnnce that the Soviet.a were slmp·
ly not capable of out-reaching us in any
t•cbnol~cal race and the Intellectual arrogance or •Id rly 1cl n\l1t.a who through the a1es have
spent their lwlllsht y11rs provln1 that the next.
1enttaUon of breakthrou1h1 Is "Impossible ..
tn modem Umea, we have t.be continuJn1 ex-
amples of Dr. Vannevar Bu,h, who thundeffd
tha& lhe ICBM was a ~chnlcal lmposslblUty, and the ast0rtment or 1clenU1t1 ln the Eisenhower
en ho firmly believed that manned spaceruaht
,,
Robr'rt Hotz. IOJI.! Who'1 Who in Ammca. u
editor of Atnataon Week and Space Technology,
formn editor of tlu! Pana ed1twn o/ tlu! N.Y Herold
Tribune, and a former ma1or in flu! Army Air
f"orce. Scient11t1 q~ 1011 1u! ts a well reapected
authonty in tlu! area o/ th/enie technology and a
man who ho.! often drawn maru from government
ond P~O(/Ofl circl.e1 for lri3 publilhed stories of
poor judgment• fn tlu! th/mae area
..,hould be abandoned because the human system
could not survive its rigors
ll was a s1m1 lar group of high·energy
physicists. some hea''Y with Nobel laurels, who
encouraged the natural technical illiteracy of the
Central lntellh:cnce Agency to discount the
stud1ly growmg st.ream or Soviet developments
and to lead the bitter intramural battles that sup·
pressed the evidence (rom higher ROvernment
<'ounc1ls for crucrnl years
THERE IS STILL considerable debate over
the real significance of the Soviet tests at
Sem1palatinsk and Azg1r and how long it will
take the Soviets to translate their experimental
developments into a \!Sable weapon. But there is
no longer much doubt among t.op·level U.S. high·
energy physicjsts that it is feasible to develop a
directed-energy beam device.
There also is an element in the Pentagon that
<'an visualize the eventual Soviet deployment of
the directed-energy beam weapon as the end
game o( an intricate chess exercise that began
with the 1972 negotiation of the anli·ballistic mis·
site tr~ly, which effectively stopped not only
t.: .S. deployment of an anti·lCBM system but
also most of Its significant ongoing research and
development. The hypothesis for this chess
J(ame. which ends m the early 19805 with the
triumphant Soviet shout of "check and mate,''
involves the U.S. findjng it.a strategic deterrent
ballistic mi!ISile force strtpped or any defensive
system, with the Sovleta using their anll·JCBM
directed-energy beam weapon to negate any U.S.
. retaliation and a strong civil defense shield to
mlnimiie damage from lhe few warheads that
m lght penetrate
THE RACE TO perfect dlrected·eneray
weapons ls a reality. Despite initial 1kepUcl1m,
the U.S. aclenUfic community now It presaurlna
for accelerated C!ffortl ln th ls are•.
It ts abw>lutely essential that the remainine
chapters of this debate bo conducted in public
where cwcry American cltlitn, rrom President
Jimmy Carter on down, 11 aware oflhe elements
that wtll determine thla nation's future. It la far
too important an Issue to be d06kcd ln the Ob·
acurt bureaucrat.le ln·ff1ht1n1 of the tnte1U1cnce
community.
It could be o fat al error lor thl1 country to
continue to put It.a major w•teaJc reliance on a
1ln1le type weapon for wh\cb an ett.cUve
counter LI nlready loomlnt on. the teehnlcal
hortion. ...-a rt l:lob
I
What Ctµi U.S. Science Do A.bout ·Threat?
'Practical Turn Needed'
By 11IOM LECOQ
Ol I .. Dally ...... Staff
When Aviation Week and
Space Technology editor Robert
Hotz published a technical arti-
cle on the development of a Sov-
1 et charged-particle beam
weapon, he expected a furor of
unmatched proportions.
Instead, there was only a tepid
reaction from the Pentagon and
later from President Carter that
development of an operational
version of the weapon was many
years away.
DR. NORBERT Bojarski, a
physicist from Newport Beach,
expresses strong feelines on the
matter.
"The impact (of the weaponJ
-if the Russians get it to work -
1s enormous to the strategic
balance of power.
"It begins to make sense why
the Russians place so much em·
phasla on ClvU Defense."
If retaliatory ICBMs are
deatroyect in lar1e part by the
beam weapon, he says, "their
civil defense elrort will provide
an effective defense."
SHARING the view that a
particle beam weapon could
alter the balance of power ls Or.
Norman ROltoker, chairman or
the UCI Phy1lca Department.
"In my opinion, the Soviet
Union It the 1reateet lm-
perlallatlc pOW In th• world.
Tbey take defen•• very
1erloual)' •.. they take • peater
portion ot their Gn>n NaUonal
Product ror cJef ense than we do
and app{y lt to weapon.1.
"We're 1n equlllbrlum <with
t.be ScMeta) and have been ror •
lotl• time, ot.berwi.H, we'd have
bad .a war. It'• my view that th1I
equWbrlum bu kept lt thla ·~·
"I th1nk a major chan~e ln
weapons mll)lt ch1n1• th,.at. •
&Ol'IOltEa 11IOUGRT a Jhlft
tn U.S. raeuch effort. mlaht
belp overcome the wtapon's
threat.; but lamen~ "Retearcb
11 dy~ ln the U.S., not because w• don t 1pend etlOUlh. we Just
1pend ll badly. llOllt IOGI lnto ad·
mlnlatradcn}'
AJ.tbouP. llollOker bell the
Soviets may be in the same boat
with all other nations as their oil
and other energy resources run
low. •
This, he feels. may shift their
developmental efrorts
elsewhsre.
Bojanki, on the other hand.
thinks that the impact of such a
weapon will become a demarca·
lion ~int in any future history of
the dttlineofthe United States.
IT MARKS, he said, a change
in attitude in this nation. A sh1Jt
from clear thinking, "the Jack of
·we·re in equilibrium
(with the Soviets) and
have been tor a long
time, otherwise, we 'd
have had a war. It's my
view that this equilibrium
has kept it that way. I
think a major change in
weapons might change
all that.'
a cold hard aWtude'' about our
problems.
BoJarski also says that it is
probably too late to do anything
to change this fact. The govem·
ment, the only possible source of
·unified action, has Jost its
credibility, he says.
Added to that la, he says, the
mood ot the country -"the anti·
science sentiment; the antl-
technolOI)' sentiment."
Bojarati also fault. U.S. re·
search and development, !earln1
It ma1 be lmpouible to react in
Ume to tM threat implied in the
new Sovis weapon .•
",Why should wo be surprised
that we're Joaln1 our leadership
ln thil area after already Joelng It
in civil avtat.lon."
H& CITEDTRE An1lo/French
SST, French flfhter planes.
l1raeli fighters and Canadian
aircraft. He also listed the E\lro-
pean A300 8 Alrbu1, which wu
aetected over U.S. craft tut week
by Eut.em Airlines.
IMSAI mini computer that's bet·
ter and c heape r than any
American urut.)
He said it is time that
American research took a prac-
tical tum .
BOTH BOJARSKI and
Rostoker said a lack of prac-
ticality is leading to mistakes in
decisions regarding nuclear
power generation within the U.S.
as well.
Rostoker says the problem of
energy ls more lmportaht than
any threat racing the U.S. -the
USSR for that matter -because
there will be no roore fossil fuel
within 20 years ·'Make that 25, If
we conserve
"In an earlier era, the problem
of defense was most imporl4ot.
but It's become less important to-
day. There's more than one way
to cease existing."
Departing from the defense is-
sue, both scientists agree It is
necessary to be1in building
nuclear generating plants tm·
mediately.
BOTH SAY that fears of safety
hazards are unfounded and Ina·
tional, that practical considcra-
Uona ahould dominate.
Bojarsld said that the number
of people killed In the event ot a
runaway reactor mfght reach
30,000 at the highest. He said that
one Auch accident might occur
within any 10-year 1pa".
·•A nuclear rt,11ctpr runaway
ml&ht be destru~U•e but, con·
vent.tonal power generation
<burnini fossU fuel•> quietly k.llls
thouaands each year."
Rottokcr: "A major reactor in-
cident mltht be comparable to
. , the crash of a 7•7 In a populated
area. yet we allow 1•11 to fly cw
populated areaa all the Ume. ..
"IF YOU APPUBD th• aame
safety criteria to nuclear reac.
tors as you do to alr tranrpott,
there wouldn't be a ny air
lran1port. .
"But, the public doesn't make
any quantitative comparlsooa -
in fact, l\ makes no comparl.laas
atalll"
•
de\ltloe>ment of a ch1r1td· partJcle t>.am weapon mt1ht
CIUH a.enoua problem.a ID th•
balance Of ~er, a.. •an tM
''Wekl&tleaderahlJ> Jn the auto
lndu1lty, and household ap·
pllancu to Japan and we're
byhmln.1 to loee in com put.en."
(Tll• .i~. ttt lild, have u..
PuuJmplJ, bothaclenUst&ldd
rather Jrim lmq\19 of the future
for mankind. Tbe cbar1id-
partlcle beam weaPon 11 jusl
CtfPlbWIM,lllM~ceDirtO~·
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, •
A• DAltY'1LOT 8und!r. M!!Y 15, 1!7!
£Dl'f'OR'I N<nS -1/ ~,.a o.. to fJoma ocd o/ .a Nd .. btat
,,......, -tlw e'-'.Cllld -·~ r.alfJI, ~ ~ l ctnM," cbs't
"I 'put a wall around myaelf. ant time l've woa.. tt•1 almoat a
victory cdtbratloa. I want to duce wltb mJ Wif9;;••
10 throoth a reheanal of what i.
about to ccntront you, be·~·
Psyching '°°"11· A lot o/ peoplt "P'ifdw "Ii' to
mid lhllrUIOf'ld ot dallll,,,.....
BJD 'l'M.nL&Tr
Everyt!d:q, lt 1n a state of pan-
dtmcalum betwoan s d t : ..
BJcht betan 1be ioea on, Ibo tUa deep bnatbl to calm down.
,.T&LSVU.ION may be dlf.
ferent from UU1hina ebe. You can't betoobot.~You I:iave to look
calm."
Tb• Carrillo Brothers. a blth
wire ad wttb Rln1llna BraUlen
Clrc~ tbey. draw Q rrom bdorethey1oon. ...
That ll prtUi much the do-
f tnse Wuh1nston lobbyllt J oe
Miller uses. "I wander around
Capitol mu. ~k.lna to in.rsett.
rebeanlha what l a!Q sol.al '°
say. how I'm not &olnJ to foul it
up. J'Spoclilly when tbey'vo
gl vtn me the Republican.a."
. Up: TO Miiie I kutWftW
!!vel Knievel beltl a shot ol
WUd 1\uby and praya before be
thunder• bla cycle up and
bo~f\Jlly over. Members ol the
Cleveland Quartet do Lranacen·
dental medltatloll before they Id·
dre11 Beethoven, and a
WHbin1ton lobbyist waodera
around Capitol Hill talkina to
hlmtelf before he talk.I to tho
Contreamen bewanta to sway.
Ed McMahon, Johnny Canon's
1ldelddt on Tho Tool1bt Show, ::r,,• b1I ptychlna up la a pattern
.. What II required II total COil·
cent.ratioo. It'• thlnldn1 inten ...
ly about UM ri11ln1. the people around and each moment u it's
bappenlnt. I must. always be
there," uys Daniel A co.ta, ooe
of the two perfonnen who do
Jumplnl Jatkl on the hlib wire.
Broc~r says he hu 1oen ex-
ecuUvee who fall aaleep at their
desk• before soln& tnto • tol.llb
meeting and otben who can't
sleep the night before. Each His •· "I ao to make up at 4:30, At.bletea, perhaps because of
the unusual demands on them,
tend to be more elaborate in psychina up. Own Way
i
cban1e my clothes, ·1ar&1e. mike
aure my handkerchief 1a atraJlht
and then I usually go in and ld.t>-
blta with John for a few mlnut.tl.
"We uaually leave eacb other
laugbin1."
THE PSYCRIATa1c com·
munlty aaya the problem for
moat proleaalooala 11 ln psycblo.1
down. ln uatn c tbe extra
adrenalin 1n poelUve ways.
Howle Kurnlck, a middle ruard for the University of Qn.
cinnati, says he fantasizes about
big plays beC.ore the gam~. ·
•
HE USES LAUGHTER
Ed McMahon
They are all, in their own way,
"psyching up."
''Psyching up." It's a funny
phrase that has become part of
our language. Sample usage
from the blue jean set: ''Man, I
gotta psyche myself up for that.•·
From the analyst's couch: "I
don't know bow to psyche myself
out of that." And from Madison
Avenue: "Now let's not get
ourselves too psyched out."
PSYCHED, ACCORDING lo
Webster's Third, is slang for
psychoanalyze.
But It is really what you
do before you ask the boss for
a raise. get up to bat for the
church team or prepare to tell
your spouse that the vacation is
off.
Some of us are pretty obvious
-like The .Bird, Mark Fydrich,
who speaks to the ball before he
pitches. On the other hand,
there's Henry Mancinl. He has a
margarita, maybe a Scotch, a
good meal and then conducts.
CBS Correspondent Leslie
Stahl psyches herself down
before she goes on national
television.
When be get.I on alage, "J hear
Doc and that band plartng, and
being an old Marine. 1 m stand·
ing at attention in my mind.'•
IN ADDmON to the Pavlo-
vian technique, McMahon says
he always keys in on somebody
on the show.
"l 'U say to myself. 'I'm glad so
and so is on the show. Someone I
know will be good.' It might be
Beverly Sills or Charlie Callas or
Bob _Hope. but I'll key in on
somebody."
Herbert R. Sand, group presl-'
dent of Ideal Toy Corp., says he
has a constant inner drive
threatened by deep worries over
an uncertain future.
"Sometimes it's almost im·
possible to get out of bed m the
morning. But you have to pull
yourseU up by the bootstraps,
force yourself, start selhng your
own bra.in, think only positively,
sell yourself as if you were a
customer," says Sand. "It's
almost metaphysical and I've
been doing it for more than 30
years. That becomes your own
mantra -blocking· out all other
A DRINK AND DINNER
Henry Manchini
thoughts so you can focu11 only on
the job.
Chick Vennera, 2S·year·old
star ol the Broadway musical
"Jockeys," goes t h rouah
elaborate preparations for his
demanding role that includes
martial arts, dancing and
simulating a rough ride.
"I P U MP MYSELF up
physically and then clear my
head,·· says Vennera. He does
calisthenics, 30 \o 40 pushups and
100 s1tups, and then sits qweUy
alone before he goes on.
"It's like psyching yourself up
for a sporting event.''
ACter each performance, he
has to psyche down.
"I can't sleep for two or three
hours afterwards1 It's like the
"I have never bad a person ask
me bow to get psyched up," saya
Dr . Glenn Swo1n:er, a
psychiatrist at the Menninger
Foundation in Topeka, Kan.
·'The problem is how do you deal
with inner stress so you don't jam
the mechanism.''
Dr. Tobias Brocher, head of
the Center for Applied
Behavioral Sciences at the Men·
ninger Foundation, says people
sometimes worry too much about
life's st.resaes.
"Stress is misperceived as bad
or killing. It's a question of the
amount and where stress
becomes diatress.''
He say1 statistics show that
people living in the "rat race"
live longei: than those in a re·
latively peaceful -but possibly
boring -world. "The rat race
keeps your system going. The
man who is living in peace
doesn't have enough stimuli. The
first stressful situation to come
up may be very harmful to him.
We need to find the optimal
amount of stress. Everybody has
to find his own balance," says
Dr. Brocher.
A mature preparation is to
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~ ,
"I THINK ABOUT the good
plays I could make. In my mind,
I Jump around and ward off
blockers, then tackle the
quarterback for a loss. I get ex·
cited just lalkmg about it. I start
psyching on Saturday mornings.
Sometimes it's a three·hour pro.
cess."
It must work. Kurnick led the
Bearcats in tackles last fall and
was named captain as a
sophomore.
Two University of Georgia
linebackers work together. Ben
Bamziasi gets down on all fours
and starts roaring like a lion re·
ady to devour a hunk or meal.
Jim Griffith cheers him on.
Opera star Renata Scotto wllt
not talk to anyone on the day she
sings, pianist Vladimir Horowitz
will only play on Sundays at 4
p.m. so he doesn't have the pres·
sure all day, and Liv Ullmann
gets lo the theater in plenty or
time to take off her shoes and re·
lax.
Estelle Parsons, playing in
"Ladies of the Alamo" on
Broadway, spends a half hour
alone •'getting rid of what's going
on in my own life."
BERKELEY (AP> -It's a story
that could have been in a Mark Twain
novel: ClipReveah
Miner Story
Clemens maintained few friendships
from the days be spent in Nevada and
in California's gold rush country, said
Fred Anderson, editor of the mark
Twain Papers.
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Two miners short of cash are sur·
viving on hard tack and beans, butoc·
casionally splurge on canned de·
li cacies such as oysters, turkey and
fruits in syrup
To impress the other mmers, they
toss the empty cans in front of their
cabin.
RU MORS spread that they've
struck it rich, but someone thinks it's
a hoax and hauls all the empty cans
away. The two miners find where the
cans were dumped, cart them back to
their cabin and begin throwing them
out again a few at atime.
The miners are Samuel L. Clemens,
better known to the world as Mark
Twain. and his longtime friend and
mining partner, Robert M. Howland
The story is related in an uniden
tilled newspaper clipping accompany·
tog letters from Clemens to Howland
over a 2().year period, which have been
donated by belrs to the Mark Twain
Papers collection at the Unlversily of
California library here.
AS YOUNG Men, Clemens and
Howland met in 1860 and for 1 'h years
shared the cabin at the Aurora mining
camp, now a ghost town 100 miles
south of Virginia City, near the
Califomia·Nevada border.
The letters were given to UC
Berkeley's library by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gunn, who live across San
Francisco Bay in Sausalito.
GuM, Rowland's 1randson, said the
13 letters over a 2().year span are only
part of the correspondence between
the two men. Other letters were not
saved.
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KELLEY LUDWIG
GWYN P. PARRY. M.O.
ROBERT SHEL TON
RICHARD STEELE
HARRY E. STICKLER. M.D.
W. GRADY TM$)MPSON. M.D.
MRS. GENE WASHBURN
An Introduction
by'A. Vincent Jorgensen
Chairman, 25th Annlvefsary Committee
Member. Board of Pl rectors
This year Hoag Memorfal Hospltal
PresbyterJM Is celebrating Its 25th annlver·
sary as • ma)or health care faclllty In New·
port hach. The hospltal stlll fosters the same
Idea that characterized Its beginning a quar-
ter of a century agp, that of providing quality
health care tor the people who llve In the
Oranse County coastal communities.
We think It appropriate to mark the
dose of National Hospital Week with this
speclal supplem~nt In honor of hospitals
throuat'lout the nation and Ha.g Hospital In
partlcuhlr. We have asked selected members
of our .. hospltar famuy·• to detall our history.
MJYICH. facJlltles and support groups In the
foUowtna artJdes.
The past 25 years have been busy ones
.at Hoag Hospital. Almost every year since Its
inception there has been either a mafor con-
struction proJect or new setVfce added. Hoag
Hospltal In 1977 bears llttle resemblance to
the modest 1952 structure. fts physic.al
changes through the years are matched by
statlstlcaJ changes as well.
Today There are 1375 Employees
When the hospltal opened In 1952.
there were 60 employees. Today. there are
more than 1375 full· and part-time employees.
The medical staff has Increased from 68 to
390 physicians and surgeons.
You may be Interested to know that
ITIOSt of our patients and a great many of
our employees and rnedlcal staff members
reside In the communities served by thf; .
hospital. In fiscal year 1975-1976. more than
8 I 'X. o~ Hoeg Hospital's patient' resided In
rhe communities of Newport 8each, Costa
Mesa. lrvtne. Huntington ~ach, Santa An•
and Fountain Valley. More than 70~ of the
hospital's employees reside In these sanwe
communities as do a maJorlty of the medic.al
staff physicians.
Staff Demonstratea Pllcle
, All the medlcaJ staff members and ~
pfoyees of Hoag MemorlfJ Hosptul Presby-
terian demonstrate their pride In both the
hospltAI and the surrounding communities In
which they llve by keeping with the theme or National Hospital Week. ~ "putttna the
care fn health car~:· not only thl• week.
but every_ week of the year.
In l'ddltlon to the numerous hospltal-
spOl'\SOfed community program• outlined In
this supplement. • mobile dlsplay unit fea-
turlns photosf~ of the ~tal ta clrcu.--
fattng ~oughout the community. We Invite
yo"' to see this Uhlbtt on dl1play untU
May 23 at the lt'Vtne City Han. a 7100 Jam-
boree Blvd •• Of me lderitkal one ~
In the ~pltAl•s main lobby.
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A color sllde presentation. depicting the
hospltal's servtces. fadlltles ·and programs. •
wlU be avallable to civic and community "";.
groups bY late summer. 1977.
Hoag tle .. ICS Anniversary~'
Hoag He•• ..... the hospftaJ's quarterly •
external magazine, has f ust been published · •
for community members. This speclaJ spring
anniversary Issue highlights our ••quarter cen· · •
tury of caring .. with l~pth artldes on the '
hospltal's history and growth. paraileflng the ;·
growth of the community. ~:
Beginning with the fnftfal kfea for a , ~
coastal area hospital, the Issue lndudes rec· ·
ollectlons of the hospltal's earllest founders:
detalls on the years of expansion: a sum-. ·' ·
mary ot medical servfces and faclllttes: an •
outline ot community programs: and a de·
scrlptlon of Its volunteer support groups with •
numerous nostafglc and contemporary photo-·l
graphs throughout. Also Included In the Issue
Is the hospital's 1976 flnanclal statement with !:
a summary of patient and hosp Ital statistics.
for your copy of this 48-~ge hlstorf·
cal pubffc.atlon. complete the enclojed coupon ..
and return Ct to the hospltal. Anyone lntec.-,
ested In the volunr.r support groups may
fUI out the SM\e coupon to receive more
Information, • ~
t speak tor all ~ members of the ·:
25th AnnlverNf'Y committee when I .. >' we • :
are proud to be ~·~Ins this proJect. ::
We would Ilk• you to know more about Ho.a ~'
Memorfal Ho1pltat Prabyttrla.n and to dis-
cover that your tnvolvement doesn't have to
betfn ~nd end u a patient In the hosplt.al.
Jnstead. you can become Involved rlaht now
wlth our many community.oriented activities
.,;ct proarams.
AJO DAll.Y PILOT
\ &lnday. Msy 15, 1977
.\CQmmunliy lntarm secuon
P!'OdUCed by Ho9g Memorial Hosp1lal
I n the forties, there were only approxl·
mately 50,000 people living In Orange County's
coastal area. Those coastal dwellers may not
have realized it at the time. but they were
living rather precarious lives In that there
was no hospital In the area to serve them.
Pacific Coast Highway was. and stlll Is.
the main thoroughfare along the coast: traffic
accidents were common. One ye~r In that
era, 770 persons were Injured on the coastal
route between Seal Beach and San Clemente.
Ambulances transported accident victims
over distances from 15 to 30 miles to hospitals
In Santa Ana or Orange. The winding roads
and coastal fog oftentimes slowed the trip.
Many lives were lost In transport.
1953 aerial view of the hospital
Members of the Community Presbyterian
Church of Laguna Beach, led by Reverend
Raymond Brahams, pastor. and Laguna Beach
physician. Dr. Howard Fleming. organized to
rectify the situation. They Incorporated In
May. 1944. to build the Community Presby-
rerian Hospital of Laguna 6each.
It soon became clear that a'sultable site
was not available in Laguna Beach. nor was
It possible to raise sufficient funds at that
time. A wider base of support was realized
in April. 1945. when all Presbyterian churches
in Orange County joined the fund raising drive.
The name of the new hospital was changed
to Presbyterian Hospital of Orange County.
Newport Site
First mention of the present hospital site
In Newport Beach-"on the bluff near the Arches
at the juncrion of Newport Boulevard and
Coast Highway:· was made in September.
1945.
The land was vacant except for some oil
tanks which had served as landmarks atop
the bluffs for years. The oll wells moved
sluggishly. Indicative of thick oU. unsuitable
for commercial production.
Dora (Mrs. Edgar R.) Hiii, who eventually
became heavily involved with the hospital.
recalled that as a den mother. she brought
her Cub Scouts up ro the bluffs to fly kites.
.. stepping gingerly through the 1rasses. al·
ways IQoking for snakes:· (Those snakes. a·
long with a few field mice, appeared agilln
In the hdspltal's history after It opened.
causing flurries of excltment In the emergency
room and several offlce5.)
A around breaking ceremony w•• held on
the srte on Sunday. September 13, 1951. A
5f)e(lal shovel sent by the Holl~ rresbyterlan
Hospital was wielded by three gtneratfOn\ of the
Ho«g family; Mrs. George Gr•nt Hoaa. Sr .. her
son ~orge Grant Moag II. 41nd his son George
GrAnt H~a m.
On unday. s.s>tembcr 14. I 51. • di~
tlon ceremony celebrated tem~etlon of tt1e
hospital. Some 3,$00 people auended the event
which featured an unvelllns of a PoMr•U of•
George GrAnt H~a Sr .. and the dedication of
The hospital committee liked the prop·
erty. envisioning the esthetlc therapy It mfght of·
fer patients by provldlr1g a sweeping view of
the ocean and Newport 8ay. The Newpcrt
Harbor Chamber of Commerce sfgn•led Its
support of the hospftal and the 20·acre site
was purchased In 1947 from O.K. "Shorty"
Blue for S 1,000 an acr~.
I.oat Support
SupPorters of 1'tle hospital continued to
work to raise the SS00.000 needed to finance
the entire project. By. June. 194 7. $590,000
had been pledged from all over the county.
Glenn l. Martin. pioneer aviator who had
once flown out of Orange Col.h\t)' .. had pledged
S I 00.000 himself. The goal had t>een reached.
but dlsappol"tment was In sight.
Due to Inflation. which had driven up con·
structlon costs considerably, the hospital
project now required $800.000. The fund
ralsl-ng campaign began to falter during the
next two years. Government funding had
been denied for three years running. People
. began to complain "there's no hospttal In
sight," and asked to be released froro their
pledges. There was also talk of selling a por·
tlon of the land.
Hoag Foundadon Gives
The turning point came In 1950. when the
Hoag Foundation gave the hospital $500.000.
in memory of George Grant Hoag. Sr., who.
w ith his wife and son. had organized the
foundatlbn before his death in 1948.
The corporation was reorganized once a·
gain ·and Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
came Into being with a 15-member board of
directors. Seven board members were ap-
pointed by the Hoag Foundation, seven were
elected by the PrestlJterlan churches. and a
fifteenth member was elected by the other
board members.
The Hot\S gift assured that the hospital
could be built. A medical advisory commit·
tee was· named to recruit a medical staff.
advise on equipment purchases and esta~llsh
hospital fules and regulations.
· In September. 1950. the Newport Harbor
Ensign reported: •'A 75·bed. Class A hospital
with 46,000 square feet would be built on
the site." The oil tanks were removed the
fpllowlng summer. preparatory to grading and
levellna.
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The Years of Expansion
The hospital opened on September IS.
I 952. and after just one year of operation
Hoag Memorial Ho$pltal rresbyterlan received
full accreditation froM the Joint Commission
on Accredltatlop of Hospitals. The highly val·
ued and dlfffc'2fMo·achleve accredltatton
meant the hospital was giving Its patients
the best possible care. The ,honor. not usu·
•lly glven to such a young Institution. has
been •warded the hospital throuahout Its
history.
Again·. In March. 1977. the hospital re·
ceived a fuU. two•year accreditation. It is
estimated that only approximately one--half of
the hospitals surveyed are granted full ac·
credltatlon. lndlcatlJ'l8 the institution meets
strict standards and provides quality paU'ent
care.
One pJoblem which surfaced early and
remained throughout most of the ho$pltal's
25-year history was a shortage of patient beds.
Almost a:> soon as ·an addition was bullt.
the hospital became overcrowded again.
Population Explosion
No one fully realized lt at the time. but
the hospital was In the midst of one of the
country's greatest population explosions. In
1955. Orange County's popvlatlon }umped an
incredible 34 percentr The growth has contin-
ued. up to and Including today. for both the
hospital and the county.
The first action taken to remedy the bed
shortage In I 9SC) was the conversion of the
soJarfum and Grace ,Hoag Home. a nurses·
residence. to a .28#bed patient bed annex.
In 1959. a four-story structure was added.
giving the hospital a new 6,000 square foot
laboratory. medic.al library. new obstetrics
and gynecology rooms and a new delivery
room.
A 46-bed Pediatrics Pavlllon was added In
1966 but the bed shortage peq;lsted. The
lease of a convalesc~nt hosplt~I across th~
s'treet from the hospital provided another
93 beds to help ease t~ bed crunch.
The use of H'C>ag North, as it was called',
presented unusual new problems for the hos·
pltal. An ambulaoce had to be kept on hand
24-hours-a-day to transport patients from
Hoag North to the main building for x-rays
and tests. Moreover, food prepared In the
main building had to be transferred several
blocks, across a busy street. three times
a day.
1969 Aerlllt ~ew. shows the four·$tory
addition and uritquely designed modular
by George Hoag ll
President, Board of Directors
"W hen first opened. Hoag Hospltal was
referred to as the pink hotel on the hlll.
"When I remember back over the last 27
years of trials and trlbulatlohs. It seems only
the good and humorous situations come to
mind. In August of 195 I . I had my appendix
, out at St. Joseph Hospital at 4 o'clock In the
morning. sat on the edge of the bed at
1 8 o'clock. signed the contract with Means and
• Ulrlch. contractors. and the hospital was phys-
ically started. Soon the people of the beach
area would not have that long drive over a
two-lane road to Inland hospitals.
"Things went rather'fast and we were
getting equipment and furnishings. The board
pitched In and I even put together the oper·
atlng tables. When the painting contractor
wanted to know tho nursery colors, one blue
and one pink was the natural answer. Con·
fusion reigned when the nurses put boys
In the Pink rOQm and vice versa.
"Or. MaW'lce Rice. director of pathology.
ordered a h"ge blood bank and we had to
rressure for expansion Increased and the
hospital began plans for lrs most ambitious
bulldlng project. an I I ·story patient tower.
P•tlent C.re Tower
Completed In April. 1974. the tower of·
ferep patients the panoramic view of Newport
Bay, the Pacific Ocean and d istant mountain
ranges.
The new structure gave the hospital a
total of 471 beds. The Radiology and Pathol·
ogy Departments, the Operating Suite. Recov·
ery Room. and the Emergency Care Unit moved
lto the tower's larger. more efficient quaners.
Other additions which have taken place In
response to crowded conditions and new
medical needs Include a 34-bed Mental Health
Unit. Intensive Care. Cardiac Care. and Sub·
Intensive Care Units. and a C<lrdlopulmonary
Department.
A childbirth education program for pro·
spectlve parents was established. giving fa·
thers the opponunlty to be present In the
delivery room. A rooming-In policy was also
adopted. allowing babies to stay wfth their
mothers.
Outpatient Surgical Center
The James Irvine Surgical Center opened.
saving minor surgery patients the cost of a
one-or two-night stay in the hospital. An.
open .heart surgery team became active at the
hospital In 1973, and the Donna Maguire
Duffield Memorial Radiation Therapy Center.
housing a powerful linear accelerate><· for
treating cancer patients. was completed in
1975.
The hospital became a paramedic base.
Paramedics. at the scene of an accident.
utilized a radio communication system with
E.mergency Care Unit physicians at the hos-
pital for advice on treatment of patients In
transport.
A health education program was begun.
o~ferlng a series of medical programs to the
public each year.
Many departments expanded into larger
quarters 'vacated by departments moving to
the tower. Among them were Rehabilitation
Sar.vie.es. including rhysical Therapy. Occupa-
tional Therapy. and Speech Therapy: a com-
puterized Cardiopulmonary Department: the
Nuclear Medicine Department: and the Robert
and Winifred Bacon Memorial Medical Library.
~ompleted In lanuary. 1977. An Interfaith
Spiritual Center wlll be completed this year.
units of the Pediatrics ravlllon to the
left of the addition. ·~ ·
knock out part of a wall to get It In. The
frogs used In pregnancy tests got out one
night. and I guess quite a few people were
surprised. .
"Then there was a ladY who gave the
hospital S l0.000 and a painting. 'Mother
Love.' We couldn't have the money If we
didn't hang the painting. During an overnight
hospital stay I woke In the morning to find
the painting hangJns over my P}'ture window
view of the bay. •Moth'r l.o~· was 5 • x 8 •
wtih mother ~sually l~ng )Jndern~th a 'herry
tree droppfng cherries. pits. 'stem' Md all
lrito a lf~r'lth·old ~,M>y's mouth •
.. We stal1td t:m•IJ. ~Vltyone Plelped, and
we ~rew. The nicest thing today, 1 feel. Is
that we still have the feellna of a small
lnMIUltlon. and that everyon~ tnstfHs 1n every
pattent that he or she Is the most lrtiportant
person In the hospital. We are 1tttf the 'pink
h ti on the hlll' to the m._Jorlty of beach
pel)pte, end we hope to kffp It thArway ...
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Hoag Is th~ ba'~e Hosph~I for the ilfewport
Beach, Irvine. and Co~ta Mesa raramedlcs.
Specially-trained physicians and nurses provide
round-the-clock emergency medical car~ to
Minor surglc.al procedures ire perfdrnfled at the
James lrvlne S-..ralu.I Cent~r on •n outpatterit
The Robert .md Wlnlrred Bacon Memorl•I Medical
Library, opened In january. 1977. Is dedicated
In honor of Robert Bacon. admlnlstrc11tor during
the hosplt111"s Initial planning stages: and Wini·
A computerrz.ed rnonttorln1 system. used tn the
fl·~ Intensive C.Ue and Cardiac C.Ue Unlt1,
anowa nurse. at • central nurs1n1 station to
monitor each patient's heart rate. lndlvldual
monitors 1re also located at every bedside.
8und!y, May 15. 1977 DAILY PILOT AJ J '
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A oommuntty lnter"t 19Ctlon
produced by Hoag Memorial Hoapital
Medical and Nursing Services Expand
by W. GradY, Thompson, M.D.
Chief of Stiff
patients In the hospital's Emergency Care Unit
and maintain radio contact with the paramedic
units In the field.
~s .. to save patients the eicpense of a one·
or two-nl3ht st•y In the hosplt•I.
fred Bacon. administrator for close to 16 years.
untll her retirement In 1967. The llbrA{Y houses
7. SOO volumes.
When the hospltal opened In 1952,
there were only 68 physicians on the staff,
most of whom were general practitioners.
Today. the medical staffs roster lists 390
physicians and surgeons, representing twenty·
two speclalltles.
ta(h year. new medical speclallUes are
added. Two recent addlUons to the st•ff are
specJaJlst$ In pulmonary rehabllltatlon and In
rheumatology.
A!. new medlcal spedaltles develop.
new nursing specialties and new nursing
units also appear at the hospltal. Our nursing
specialties at Hoag Hospltal number close to
24. with special nursing units for the neurolog·
lcal patient, the respiratory patient and the
cancer patient. Other units are oriented to the
speclal needs of children, and to the patient
with metabolic. renal or gastrointestinal prob·
lems.
Emergency Care Unit
The hospital's growth Is also character·
lzed by a broadening of services within In·
dlvldual departments. In our Emergency Care
Unit. where close to 28.000 patients received
care last year, speclally·selected physicians
rotate on round-the-clock duty, enabling you
and other members of the community to re·
celve medical care. day or night, no matter
what the hour. These same physicians and
specially-trained moblle Intensive care regls·
tered nurses provide 24-hour radio or tele·
phone advice to the Hoag-based paramedic
units In the field.
In case you or your family should ever
find yourselves In an emergency situation,
call your local fire department Immediately.
They, In turn, will dispatch a paramedic unit
to the scene to stabilize the patient or ac·
cldent victim and proceed on to the hospital's
Emergency Care Unit. Your direct call to
the fire department ensures that fast. reli·
able help Is on the way.
£Jeven surgery units, two of which •re de·
signed for open heart surgery. enable surgeons
to perform approximately 700 surserlea& month
at th«: hospital. Last year. Inpatient af'ld out·
patient surgerlH numbered more than I 1.000.
OM-third Of Hoas Hospttal's U75 employees
•re nur.ina personnel. ReaJstered nurse$, II·
censed vocational nurse~ and nurse aides
c.re for patients In '"'lall&td nursing units
such as Intensive care, ~temlty, ~urology,
Surgery and Pediatrics. '
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Services Expanded
·Radiology Is another department that
has expanded Its services. enabling as many
as 500 x-rays to be taken In one day. The
department also offers diagnosis by souno
wave and by Isotopes as well as·ll \'.:ompu·
tertz.ed sunner which gives physicians clea~
pictures of the brain and other organs.
The Pathology Department has alsc
grown. five pathologists oversee diagnostic
test$ and procedures In seven sections: hema·
tology. histology, urinalysis, serology. chem
lstry, mlcrobfology and the blood bank.
In the blood bank, a frozen blood pro-
gram facllltates the collection, processing anc
storage of frozen blood deemed safer for hi~0:;Jansfuslons. Moreover, because lonf ~~rage Is feasible, supplles are assure<'
during seasonal shortages. and the total sup·
ply In surrounding communities Is Increased.
The James lrvlne Cardiopulmonary De·
partment recenf.b' Inaugurated a pulmonar}
rehabJlltatlon program. offered by a team o'
specialists Including a · respiratory nurslnf
speclallst, physical therapist. respiratory thera·
plst, dlnlcal psychologist. social services rep
resentatlve and an Internist who specialize!
In the field of pulmonary rehabllltatlon.
The Social Services Department has.ex~
panded Its program to counsel cancer pa
tlents In addition to counsellng patients wlcl
financial problems and aiding with d lschargt
planning.
New Fadlltles
In order to provide comprehenslv
health care to those llvlng In surroundln
communities. Hoag Hospital has built sever.
new facllltles. among them a radiation the
apy center which enables patients to recelv
treatment close to their homes. The Donn
Maguire Duffield Memorial Radiation Thera~
Center houses a powerful linear accelerato
used In cancer treatment. It uses hlgh enerE
x-rays which can be precisely programmed an
controlled to penetrate only the cancer sit
without damaging surrounding healthy tissue.
The fames Irvine Surgical. Center w<
built to save patients the expense of a om
or two-night stay In the hospital. Minor su
glcal procedures. such as breast biopsies an
minor orthopedic procedures, are performe
her.eon an outpatient basis.
Extensive Remodeling 1975-I 91(
To better serve Its patients, the ho·
pltal completed an extensive remodeling pr<
gram In 1975 and 1976 In the older porclo
of the hospital. giving several deparcmen1
larger. more efficient quarters. These incluc
Rehabilitation Services. Including Physic.
Therapy. Occupational Therapy and Speec
Therapy: the Nuclear Medicine Departmen
a computerized Cardiopulmonary Depart
ment; and a 34-bed Mental Health Unit.
In this remodeling project, space wa
also provided for a Behavioral Physlolog
laboratory equipped with a broad assortmer.
of biofeedback apparatus. Through the use c
teaching methods and electronic device~
patients learn to Internally monitor and cor.
trot physlologlcal functions. Some of the symr
tom areas treated are tension, migraine head
aches. anxiety-related conditions, high btoo•
pressure and pain. ·
A recent addition to the hospital's stal
Is our patient services representative wh1
ser~s as a liaison between patients and th•
hospital, providing a specific channel througl
which patients can seek solutfons to non
medical problems and concerns.
Our growth wlll no doubt continue Ir
the future. The hospltal's physical structure·
wlll diange again when the Interfaith Splr
ltual Center Is bullt and when a maf or remodel
Ing program In the Orthopedics and Obstet·
rlcs OepMtments Is complete. New equip·
ment and new services wlll be added •'!
technological advances "'e made "nd as new
medlcat speclaftles develop.
One conJtN'lt r~atns. Hoag Hospital'~
goat ls the same today as It has been for the
past 25 years, Its "quarter century of caring:··
to rpeet the medlcal ~nd nur5hig needs of
thos. llvtng In th~ communities seMd by the
hos pl tar.
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.4J.I DAILY PILOT Sunday, Mey 15, 1977
A QOfnlT.ll.Ultty 1nt.,,.l 1ecuon
prodUofd ~ Ho9Q M•morl•I Hospital
Hoag Hospital Is :Your Community
Hospital -Become·lnvolvedl
by Michael o. Steptiens
Administrator
In 25 year~ our hospltal has grown from
a modest. 75-bed one-story community hos·
pltal Into• 471·bed, multi-story health care
lnst1tutlon-one of the largest. non-profit
' community hospitals In Orange County.
Through the years, a large number of new
services and facilities. detailed throughout
·' this supplement, have been added. An aspect
, 1 of our gr(jwth. not as obvious as patient care,
' but equally Important. can be called "com-
~ r munlty care ... We, at Hoag Memorial Hospital
•• , Presbyterian. care about the community we
serve and encourage community Involvement
by offering you a multitude of programs and
• activities.
Community Education Programs
One of our efforts In this direction Is our
community health education program series.
Offered at no charge. these programs are
presented several times a year In the hospital's
Grac.e Hoag Conference Center for the general
public. In the past these health forums have
featured expert panelists, discussing such
' top ks• as heart attacks, diabetes. hypertension
" and management of stress -always to a
''packed house." I Invite you to Join us next
mortt) on Tuesday, June 7, at.7:30 p.m. when
we will pffer a program on the subject of lung
disease and newer aspects of outpatient and
, inpatient Cc1re offered at the hospital. The Edu-
cation Department. 645-8600, extension 2297.
can be contacted for ticket information for this
upcoming community education program.
60 Speakers: f 75 Topics
Our successful speakers' bureau offers
local schools. churches, clubs. service organi-
zations, corporations and other Institutions the
expertise of the hospital's health care profes-
sionals. We have over 60 speakers available to
address more than 175 medical and hospital
topics, ranging from stress management to al-
coholism to cardiac rehabllltatlon. If you would
like a speakers· bureau brochure listing all the
speakers and their topics. you may contact the
hospital's Public Relations Department. 645-
8600, extension 2 I 08.
fi(>r young people of high school age, 1~ Hoag Hospital sponsors an active Explorer Post
so they may learn more about the inner work-
ings of a hospital and be exposed to the myriad
of careers available to them In the health care
field. Explorer Post 30 I is a co-educlltlonal
group representatlng high schools In the New-
port-Mesa Unified School District. although the
program Is not' restricted to those four high
schools. We welcome any students Interested
In Investigating mcdk:aJ CNeerS to ~n our post.
CommunJty youttt groups Auend weekly
Hoao Parties h Id by our hdlatr1a Unit steft
to acquaint element.uy--aged children wfth a
hospltal setting In order to dispel some of their
fears about hosptc.Jlzatlon. Pediatric registered
nurses and. of course. Hoagy the Clown are
the hostesses ead• Wednesday ~fternoon.
Prepared Chlldblrth Classes
Our Obstetrles Department's compre-
hensive ct)lldblrth education program dr•W$
prospective parents, not only In the Immediate
area but also from the Inland communities •
More than I 50couples pan1c1pated In one re-
cent series or classes. Couples may take their
choice of classes which cover every phase of
pregnancy Including post-delivery c.re of the
Infant. The programs are offered free of charge.
except for small fees In two of the claS$eS.
ThroughO\lt the year. chlldblrth edu-
cators from the Obstetrics Department and
several staff obstetricians present educatlonal
programs to students In county schools ranging
from elementary to the university level. The
school education program Is part of our family
Centered Maternity Care Program and covers
such topics as childbirth educatlODt the birth
and hospital experience, parentlng. chlld
growth and development, genetics, nutJltlon.
family life education and famlly planning.
Our Involvement with county schools extends
still further. The hospital's facllltles are used
for on-the-job training by nursing students
from Golden West, Saddleback and Orange
Coast Colleges.
High school students. Interested In pursu-
ing a career In the health care field and en·
rolled In CROP (Coastline Regional Occupa-
tional Program). also gain actual working ex-
1 oag t,4emoi'lal Hospital Presbyterian, as It ap-
PffJS today, Is a .. landmark on the bluffs"
ln'Newport leach. A 471-bed. total care medlC<11
... Hospital Support Groups
I
. AuXUlary
by Mrs. Ray Ford Bulloch
rresldent
S everal months ~fore the opening of
Hoag Hospital a group of alumnae members
of Alpha XI Delta sorority met to organize
an Auxlllary. To provide community wide re-
presentation and Interest. t'.'ach local women·s
orga11lzatlon was asked to send representa-
tives to the first meeting.
Wit a month of the opening. 46
AuxlllMy nteers were at work In the hos-
pital, supplt'.'mentlng. but not taking the place
of. rt'.'gular hospital pt'rsonnel. They provided
extra servlct'.'s for patlt'.'nts and their families
' and assisted the hospital flnanclally. By Jan-
uary. 1953. there were 235 charter members.
Dora {Mrs. Edgar R.) Hiii. founding
president. rt'.'members. "When we flnt organ-
ized In 19 52, our uniforms were bright yellow
•• smock-; which we made ourselves. Then. we
learned we were supposed to be 'pink ladles·
and we changed to that color ...
The book cart t1nd rhe nower cart were
the Auxlliary's earliest servlct'.'s. Today. 1.134
Auxiliary members serve on 36 committees.
providing sen11ce$ In c\lmost every area of the
hospital. four cht1pters make up the Auxiliary:
Affllfants. Hunters. Nlgntlngales and Santa
1 Anas. along with Candystrlpers and members
• ' of Copa de Oro.
the Auxiliary was one of 15 Orange
· County organltc\tlons to receive an award
, ' at the 20th annual Disneyland Service Awards
.. • ~n March. We were presented a S 1.000 check
and " pl"que In recognition of our 75.1 I 7
hours of service to the hospital In 1$)75~ 1976.
rroceeds from Awclllary ~neflts and
from the Gift Box. owned and operated by
t11• th~ AuxlllMy, enabled us to give the hospital
· SB f .428.80 this ye.tr. Since Its Inception. the
11~· AuxlllaryhM given A grand total of S89 I ,056.87 A ~ to Hoag ~emorlal Hospital Presbyterian.
Sandpipers
by Mrs. Roger Darnell
President
Sandpipers Is a relatively new women's
support group for the hsopltal. organlz.ed In
1975 by Cork.y (Mrs. George) Elkourl, founding
president. Our group began with lust IS mem-
bers and has grown to 32 members.
·In two ~ars. we have had two suc-
cessful benefits which enabled us to give a
total of S25.000 to our special <:oncern, the
Donna Maguire Dufneld Rlldlatlon Therapy
Center at Hoag Hosplt\'11.
Corky was motivated to organize Sand-
pipers after she underwent a mastectomy and
then learned there was no radlatlon therapy
center In the Immediate geographical area.
Her determination to Improve the situation
for tttose In need of radiation therapy Is the
reason Sandpiper$ olsts and all our mem~rs
share that same determination.
At our recent •nnu..t meet1ng, Sand·
pipers presented the hosp Ital with a check for
SI 5,000, representtns proceeds frOI'\ the St.
Valentine's Day Masquerade Ball. our second
annual fun·fllled costume dinner dance. At
that same meeting, the members of Sand·
pipers named Corky permanerit honora.y chair·
man of the support group.
Corky has said our group consists of
two generations. "young m.rrleds and the
young .. Mleart." which makes a beautiful com-
bination. The membership Is sm~I enough to
encourage active participation on the part of
each 'and every one .
The Sandpipers look forward to many
productive years dedicated to the Donna
Maguire Memorial Radiation Therapy Center
and Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian.
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pertence on our premises.
Tours ot the hOspltal are another Hoat
Hospltal community seNlc Coordinated by
the Publlc ltelatlon Department and conducted
by Auxlllary meml>ers. tours can be scheduled
for any weekday at 2 p.m. ~planatlons att:
given about most medical, sursrcal and dlag·
nostk: testlj)J areas and arr~ements can be
made to concentrate on one spectflc depart·
ment of lnterett.
:Yhef9 Is ~t another serv1ce offered to
Furthei' KQU&fnt tho community wfth Hoag
~ptu.I. WetnCOUrqt ~c:edubs ~other
community orpntfftlons to hofd one morrthly
(or weekli) meectna a year here •t the hospital.
Hospltal admtnfstratlve offlclals Join these
groups for breakfast or lunch, welcome and In-
• troduce thei'n to Hoag Hospital and cond~ct
a group tour of the hospital.
Tax and estate planning semlnan. sporl4
sored by S52 Club under the guidance oJ the
~~,:~n~=~o~~;~u=~~rl~~~~:~~:;1
public. The Medical Staff Office can assist new-
comers to the area by recommending physicians
In all specialties.~ HIADlllilE.S. the hospital's
quarterly community magazine, provides an
additional service to those living In surround·
Ing areas t,y Investigating and reporting on new
services. ~cllltles, equipment and hospital
actlvltJes. To be placed on the malling fist for
this topical publication, fill out the coupon In
this supplement and return It to the hospital.
As you can tell, you needn't be a patient
to become familiar with Hoag Hospltal. We pro-
vide many opportunities for you and others in
the community to become acquainted with the
hospital, to learn more about health care and
to be a part of our growth. Now that you·re
aware of our community services -become
Involved! '
f«lllty. the hospital admltt~ close to
patients In flscal year 1975-1916.
552Club
by Robert Guggenheim
rresldent
&, the mld·sfxttes. Hoag Hospital was
very crowded. It was obvious that support
from the community was needed If It was to
keep up with the growth of the area's popu·
latlon.
A· small group of dedicated men pr~
vlded t.hat support by forming the 552 Club
Jn 1966 to senerate ffnanclal support for the
hospital. Annual dues were set at S 100 or
more, at the member's discretion. The Club
grew rapldly and by the end of our first
year, there were approximately 125 mem-
bers.
· The projected need for a total of 552
hosp1taJ beds &1ve the Club Its name and
became our membership goal. Though the
hospital's bed count has stabllzed at 47 I
beds, the name 552 Club has remained and
our membership goal has almost doubled.
The 552 Club admitted Its I C>OOth mem·
ber at the annual meeting In Aprll of this
year. This Is the one occasion each year
when the Club meets formally to Install lrs
officers. Throughout the year we sponsor
soclal functions and educational actMtles to
benefit the hospltaJ and the community.
for several years we have sponsored the
Bing Crosby Pro·Am Tournamenti Southern.
and the Christmas Carol Ball. A three-year
fund raising campalgh for the Donna Maguire
Duffield M~morlal Radlt1tlon Therapy Center.
completed In March, 1975, was sponsored by
S52 Club members. We also conduct quarter·
fy tax and estate planning seminars. special
tours and other fund raising activities.
Over th• years Hoag Hospital has be-
come a fine health care center. The SS.2
Club Is committed to the Idea of having the
best In health care available right here In our
own community. Our members not only sup·
port the hospital's development efforts. but
we also serve as ambassadors for the hos·
pltal In th~ community. If you would like to
help Hoag Hospltal, we ehcour~e you to
Join our ranksua S52 Club member.
•
A Generous
Community
by Guy K. Claire
ChafrmAn. <:.plt.ll Development&..
~emcnt Committee
.. li his Is your lut chance to aend Sr
to r.o. Box 1234." read the ad In a metro-
politan newspaper many years ago. That's
all It said-no promises-Just sent your dol·
Jar. I've forgotten exa(tly how much money
was sent to that pos( omc.e box, but I do
remem~r It was more than S 1,000 (some
folks sent 111ote than a dollar) and was sub-
'tantlal enough to c.eUJe-postal rqufatlons
to be changed to prevent other lndustrtous
con men from doing the same. 1
Here's another one that might sound the
same-but lsn'_t-"Send SI to Hoag Memorial
HospltaJ Presbytertan. and we wlll give you
S3.00 In health care service for you and your
family." It does sound like another coo game.
but It's the absolute truth and here's why:
Every dollar given to Hoag Hospital by
Its friends Is spent for equipment anC:: for
capital proJects such as construction of new
facilities and modernizing of old ones. If It
weren't for these contributions. freely given
by a compassionate community, the hospital
would have to borrow the money to provide
the equipment or facilities-or simply not pr~
vlde them at aJI.
Costly Interest
Now. It's obvious that every dollar bor·
rowed has to be paid back and with Interest.
On a long term mortgage, Interest will equal
S2 for every dollar borrowed (If you're. a
homeowner. multiply your monthly mortgage
payment by the number of payments you'll
make over the life of your loan and you'll
see that It will equal about three times your
original loan balance. A little frightening, Isn't
It). How would the hospital repay such a
loan? Only through the fees charged to Its
patients for the health care services they
receive. So. every dollar donated to the hos-
pital Is a dollar that wlll not have to be
borrowed and S3 saved for the hospital's
patients over the long run.
For more than 30 years. the citizens
of coastal Orange County have supported
Hoag Hospltal. Our founding benefactor, the
Hoag Foundation, has given close to S6-
mllllon to the hospital over the years to help
provide for construction of facilities and Ufe-
savlng equipment.
The challenge of the Hoag Foundatlon·s
generosity has been accepted by the com·
munlty. from the first fund raising efforts of
the local Presbyterian churches to the present
day efforts of more than I, I 00 volunteers.
mllllons of additional dollars have ~n given
by Individuals. corporations, foundations.
medlCc1l staff members. the hospital's support
groups and employees. Individual gifts have
ranged In size from a doll~r to three-quar·
ters of a million dollars and all have been
Important In making Hoag Hospital the fine
health care Institution It Is today. Moreover, the •
total given has also helped to keep the hosp!·
taJ's fees under the average of all hospltaJ
charges In Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
CDMC Committee
The Capita! Dev~lopment and Manage.
ment Committee Is charged with the respo~
slbility of overseeing the hospital's fund
raising activities. It Is composed of seven
members of the Hoag Hospital Board of
Directors and 10 community members. all
dedicated to the hospltal's gro~h and the
continued delivery of quality health care.
Raising money Is never an easy task.
but our efforts are made less dlfncult by a
. simple fact and that Is that buildings and
equipment do not make sick people weJl-
people do. It has ~n the 390 members of
the hospital's medical staff and the 1,375
hospital employees working around the dock
(weekends and holidays. too) who have helped
more than a million people In the fast 25
years and have earned the gratitude of the
community.
We on the Capital Development and
Management Committee would like to salute
the hospital's physicians, employees. volun--
teers and generous contributors on chis our
25th Anniversary.
This wlll deflnltely not be your tast
chance to send SI (or more) to Hoag Memorial
Hospital Presbyterian. P.O. Box Y, Newport
Beach, CA 92663. It could be worth S3 In
services to you and Ifs tax deductlble. too.
THIS 2STH ANNIVERSARY
SPECJAJ_SUPPLEMENT
WAS GENEROUSLY DONATED BY
A FRIEND O F
HOAG MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN
r
i' • ., DAILY PILOT
Nettles' Hoille R1111s Powen ¥anli8, 4!1
Crowd of 41,000
'See Angels Tumble
GUIDES PIRATES -Terry Murray, one of six women cox ·
swain at Orange Coast College, gives instructions to the
Pirates fr~shmeaeight. Murray's shell, rated No. 1 on the
Olllf"ll«...._
West Coast. captured the prestigious Western Sprints
championshjp Saturday. See additional stories, page B2.
£1 Toro r•ident Orals NetUes
baeked Don Gullett'& tour-hit
pltchlna with two towerln1 borne runs olf Nolan Ryao to power the
_Jiew York YMkees to a 4·1 vie·
tory over the California An.eels
Saturday nl1bt before a Jacket nlabt crowd of '1,000 at Ariabelm
Stecllum.
• Gellett reUred the fitat 14
Callfomla batters In suce.tslon
, bfloH \!Wklng Don ~ylor wi~
two 9'.¢1 in the fifth lnninJ. Ron
J actSOp followed wlU\ a double to
. break up GUllett 's no-hitter. Nettles' fir.st homer came alter
.4119e .. 8late
All ~1111tCMll'C Rui. 17111
Mty ISN .. YorkttCatlforftle t?:SSp.m.
MflY , ....... 11:allfotl\la 7•Up.m.
IWtf 11toaoolatC..litorftla 7•,S•"'·
Women CA.xswains Steer the Right CA.m~
a walk to Roy White in the fifth
innlnt. The Yankee third
baseman blasted a solo home run
in tbe sixth.
G\,lllett struck out nine and
walked four.
89l>bY Grich singled in lbe slx·
th (or the An&els · second hit.
California tallied their lone run
ln the ninth when Joe Rudi
walked and Bobby Bonds
By CRAIG SHEFF OI Ille Daily Pli.I Stall
Maura Heneghan has had a
sore throat mos~ of this spring
She"s been doing a lbt of yelling
and she loves it.
You see, Maura 1s a coxswain
for Orange Coast College's varsi·
ty rowing shell. Her job is to steer
the boat on the right path and
give instructions to her oarsmen.
Maura Is a woman-but she's
not unique in her field. In face, all
or oc;c ·s six coxswains are
women. and half of UC Irvine's
six coxswains are females.
It is Wlusual to have allgirl cox·
swains. says OCC crew coach
Dave Grant, but there is little dif-
ference between a man and a
woman in the position.
"Weight has a lot to do with it
The coxswain can't be over 120
pounds," says Grant. ••But we
also look for a lot of other things.
A coxswain must be someone
who's bright, someone who has a
good sense of the water, learns
quickly, has a sense of humor
and of course, has leadership abiJity."
OCC had two male coxswains
out early in the season, but both
quit for one reason or another.
With few exceptions, most 01
the women coxswains have been
around or in the waler for a
number of years.
For Instance, Heneghan, a
sophomore from Orange, taught
rowlng while in high school. She
also has a sailing background.
With one exception, the other
OCC coxswains-freshmen
Terry Murray, Katrina Hutton,
Laura Fitzpatrick and
sophomore Karen DeClue-ere
all in th• same boat. so to
speak-they all have been in·
volved in water sports for a
number of years.
Tbe exi:eptlo'n is freshman Cin·
dy Ramber& f rolh Huntington
Beach. "l knew two or thd· guys
on the crew and it's somet.hiflg
for a short person to do.'•
Tbe three UCI women cox·
swains-Mary Beyeler, EvelYn
Human and Sharon Bemd-also
have backgrounds in sailln1 and
(See WOMEN, Page 82)
'sin;ted. Jackson singled to left,
scoring Rudi. Ry~ finished with eifht
atrikeputa and five walks.
Ryan be1an a stretch of six
consecutive 1ttikeout1 by fan·
nln( ReggJe Jackson for thermal
otit in the firet lQn.ine. fl• struck
out the side ln the second. getting
Chris Chambliss, White and Net·
ties. Carlos May became Ryan's
fifth ~Uve victim leading
of( the thlrd, oDd Bucky Dent was
Edu:ards Seu 200 Record
Trojans Nab Spike Title
By GLENN WHJTE
OI the 01tl'f P'll<rt 11111
WESTWOOD-SOuthern Cal's
talent-laden Trojans reached in·
to their well of depth and ex·
cellence to score 126 points Satur-
day and that, combined with the
20 they racked up Friday, was
enough lo give them the Pacific-8
Conference track and field cham-
pionship.
Lagg1n1t surprisingly strong
Washington Stale by 50 points go-
ing into Saturday·s competition
at UCLA. SC was still heavily
favored l.D view or the standout
performers 1t was sending Into
action.
And although those stars came
through as expected for coach
Vern Wol fe"s champions.
W &11hington State continued to
play It tough and m the end suc.
cum bed by a mere 14 points use scored in 11 of 14 of
Saturday'11 events and there were
two TroJans mainstays· Tom An
drews and Santa Ana mgh pro·
duct Clancy Edwards
Andrews led a 1·2 USC finish in
the 400-meter dash with a classy
45.57 to nip his brother, Joel
(45.SOJ. Then Tom came back 30
minutes later to bag the 400
hurdles in 50.34.
Edwards was a sensation.
First he broke away from a
speedy field to take the 100
meters in 10.23. Then, late in the
day, he uncorked a 20 13 for a na-
tional collegiate record m the
200
ln the 200 he was against a
stellar group, which included
Olympic sliver medalist Millard
Hampton of UCLA. Coming off
the fi~l tum the held was m a
mass.
But as they straightened out.
Edwards accelerated and left
the rest in his wake
Another Orange County h11(h
school product won Saturda}
Swimming, Trae k
CIF Has Severed
Roots of Strength
The CIF S<>uthern Section's re
cent decls\on to eliminate frosh·
1oph swimmers and lrackmen
from playorf competition Is
short sighted and thick.headed
For many years the Cl F has
boasted one of the strongest prep
track programs In the nation.
And ror a Rood many years it has
been the No. l swim producer In the country
I believe that such success can
be directly attributed to the
WHITE
WASH
O'-INN WHIU
stron1 programs that have been
available to the youn1cr athletes
who are working their way to
v•rally level aahievement.
Havtna frosh-soph teams or·
1anl1ed has Indeed been a plua.
Aod bavin1 playoffs, where ~her quality competUlon could
be met and where a tasl• of extra
ch11lenae could be had, hu been a bonus. •
Now, however, we lose the
bOnus.
Jn the n1me of n.vlni time and money, tho CIF executive coun·
ell voted out lutur frotb-eoph
parttdpaUon ln trick and 1wlm-
mln1 cbamp\onshlps.
Howab&urdl
U hu been my underU&ndlnl lhat &.he CIF tJ 1uppo11d to 1row,
to mu lt. possible for more to
pat«dpate, to ilren1thcn blth
1cbOOI 1thl UC•. ,
Eliminating frosh-soph cer
tatnly ts a backward step.
Perhaps the Ct F wall save a btt
of money by not havin11 to
purchase frosh -soph track and
sw1mnun~ awards. Perhaps It
will be able to save tltne b)' con·
10UdaUna different levels <3·A,
4·A > of tfie swim championships
Into one meet. Or by being able to
merge boys and girls track pre·
lima and finals.
I wu told that when Cl F com·
missioner Ken Fa1ans retired
the ClF was in Its 1reatest·ever
financlaJ position.
And what lf there are a few ex-
tro meet.a?
I thou1ht these sports pro
grams were for the klda, nol a
bunch of narrow-minded ad-
ministrators.
When >'°'1' set out to prune a
tree, you d.tl't touch the roots.
Because if you do. the tree may
someday die.
'OF ANNIVElt.St\RIES-A
year ago today Vet-A beat tlSC.
T·•· to win Uae co•feren~e
bHeball title. 1'ben It was
sbocked to leana It "as• 't &olat to &et blto &bo NCAA" playolfa
Mea Ua overall tttotd wua•t
1ooct enoqh. .
OF: EXCELLENCE ~arina
Hlah CHuntlniton Bl'•cb > ptQduct
)dark Ford WH reccnUy honored
with a u ,soo araduate
ICbOl&t'lhf P from the NCAA tor
academic uceUeonc at UC .
DavlS, where he ls •tudylnf to bt
• vetertnarlan. Ke p l)'ed
bukttball for the Algiea and earned a B·pJu1 arad aver11.
in bloloatcal science ma1or. C>nly
16 plqen ln the natfon w re
Ii HQ tl\i6 lype Of •~hOIU•blp.
Andy Clifford (Sunny Hills.
Fullerton) unleashed a furious
kick lhe final 275 meters, surging
from fourth lo first to win the
1.500 in 3·42.3, one of two
triumphs Cal spikers recorded in
the two-day meel. Clifford"s last
400 was a snappy 57.0.
Two Orange Coast area
athletes performed. Manna
<Huntington Beach> grad Gary
Blume was 8th for Cal In the
10,000. Brian Theriot <Newport
Harbor> was 9th for UCLA in the
800 with a 1.53 4 Theriot twice
broke stride m the first 400 and
was never a serious challenger.
USC's depth became apparent
from the outset Saturday
The Trojans went through five
conse<:ul1ve running events scor·
ang 18, 16, 12, 18 and 15 points
while addine a wm in the high
JU mp and a 2-6 finish an the discus
lo grab the team point lead from
the spunky Cougars.
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lllO 1 ErtN•rch USC 10 11 ? C Amol>t'll WSU
10 ·~ 1 Som~ US(" 10 '1 4 Ow•"' UCl.A
10 IO \ f'O\l~r UtLA 10 \I 4 11-Dton UCl.A
10 14 100 I £dw41rl)\, USC M 1 l 1 Jori! 1'1 O"J
11 ti l l'r....:o Wnh 11 00 4 J 41\<1•...,• l.l'>C
it 11 s W••-•• c1• it H • s1mmo"'· use Jt ,_
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.. H \ W"ll•t, C.•1 •4 1' • I llomPM>" UC.l A, .. ~ 1C10 t 8r-.1er W$U 1 .. S 7 Omwen••·
USC I •I l Git>"'" W11'11 I .. I • Jol>rt•<>t>. u~c. t 41 t \ A1cllo•d. W.-h 1 ••' • ~·~••h1U'I UCLA I ., I
t '°° I Clifford Cel l 0 l l W1lh•m•.
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••V W_,,,, I) S6 I
110HH -I ()wef\\ UCLA t) &cl 7 l'otl•r.
UCLA 116.J l ""'""' W••" tin • Jol><\\O" ~C ll ll \ 8•1<1.om Or• U )I) • I( "uhon, WSU ,. J1
•001 H I T And• .... use \0 )A 1 G•nbofll use 10 st 1 si.11....,...,. S••" \1 1 • MJ""'
W\U \1 J \ Miii\ \JCl.A. \I I 6 Su .. < ~U ". See P.C·8 Pase BZ
JV COXSWAIN -bee sophomore Maura Herteghan ~
tells her JV eight oarsmen ·to lift the shell recently.
Heneghan's boat won the Western Sprints Saturday. See
stories, page B2.
Smith, Monda~ bad IA
Homen Too Mueh for Met.a , 54
NEW YORK (AP> -Renie
SmJtb drove ID two runs. with a
homer and single, Rick Monday
homered and Charlie llouah pro·
vtded strong late-lnnlng relief to
lead the Loi Anceles Ood1ers to
a 5_. victor)' over tht New York
Mets Saturday.
Smith trtaered the scorlna in
the nationally televised same
wlth a two-out homer, hi•
aeventh ol the 1euon, off Nlno
Eaplnola <2·3) in tbe first lnnlna.
Monday hit his fifth homer
teadlnf oft the aecond atid Dave
)..iopes tripled hOme another run
in the innwc to 1Jlve unbeaten
DoucR.au <H> a'l·lcushlon.
The DOdeen ecored two d ·
delve rune QP rbi ~h11Jes by
Smith and Rem Cey Li\ the nf\h
but "*ed Housh'• tou1h 1'11 f
pltch1ri1 to naU ll down.
The Meta acored tbei' f~
run an kruce BolScla1r' t•o<>ut
1tn1le ln the seventh lnninc Off
Mlke Garman. Houch came on
and sot ln1o further hot water by
waltine Jerry Grote to load \M , ' .
bases. But the knucklebaU artlst
shut ott Ute rally by cetlinl Mike
Ph ti lips to fly out on a 3·2 pitch.
Hough then checked the Mets
oo one hit the resl of the way to
record hls ninth save of the
1ea1on.
The Meta ala• acored &I• run• io the fil'A JnnlDf oo Milce
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Rau iave ~ aeven hll:I and
three runs in five lnnlnp..plu
nd left when Jerry Grote led Off
tbe Meta' sixth with • double.
No. 8. The streak ended when
Willle Randolph fouled oot.
New York batted around in the
fifth alter Nettles' first home
run.
May singled and moved up on •
sacrifice by Dent. Randolph
walked and Mickey Rivera beat.
out ah tnlield hit to fW the bas.es.
Ryan walked Munson on a 3-2
pitcb to rorce May home wtth the
third run of the innlng. The
Yankees left the ba.sea full when
Ryan made Jackson bis seventh
strikeout victim of the night and
got Chambllu to ground out.
The series concludes today at 1
with the AJ11els' Frank Tanana
<S·l) pitching against Mike Tor·
rez (S.1).
With the victory, the Yankees
Cl8·12) maJntained th'elr haJf.
game American League Eastern
Division lead over Baltimore.
The Angels fell 711.a gamea behind
Minnesota In the American
League West.
The Angels have six more
games on the current homes land.
Boston',s Red Sox invade
Anaheim Stadtum for games
Monday and Tuesday nights and
Minnesota begins a rour.game
series Thursday night.
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Sneva Wins
Indy Pole;
Iii.ts 200.5
INOlANAPOLIS CAP> -Tom
Sneva, who walked away Crom a
harrowing, fiery crub here two
years a10, epllntered the 200
miles per hour barrier at 68-year-
old Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Saturday and won the pole posi-
tion for the May 29 Indianapolis
500. The 28-year-old former junior
high school principal from
Spokane, embarassed his
stymied competition with sear·
ing laps at 200.401 and 200.535 in
his McLaren-Coswortb before
cooling orr lo a 198.884 average
for the 10.mile qualifying run.
That erased defending cham·
pion Jobnny Rutherford's one lap
record of 199.071 and four-lap
mark of 198.412, sctin 1973.
"l was using up all of the race
track," said Sneva, who r~
portedly dusted the wall lightly
after his fastest lap. "It got pre~
ty wiggly out there a few times.
But I got away with it.'
·'The first two laps I knew were
good, and I just wanted to get two
more. The car was getting loose
and I felt there was no sense in
taklne chances.
"We gotta be pleased. We had
a tough week. The guys did a fan-
tastic job getting the car ready. I
dldn 't ,et too many practice
laps."
'(~osta Mesa's Danny Ongais
and former Huntington Beach re-
sident Pancho Carter qualified
seventh and eighth. Ongais
averqed 193.040 wbjJe Carter
had JlD average of 192.452.
Sneva. who wrecked in prac·
tlce Friday and blew up a motor
Wednesday tl')'ing to Join the 200
Club in pracUce, earned a $10,000
price and was showered with 200
sU..er dollars from an enthused
fan. Almost every other qualifier,
Including ~ unofficial 200 Club
mernbetl, ran perpJexlngly slow.
A.J. Foyt. couldn't find the
same combination be uted to run
200.l'ft ln practice last week,
nen thouc1i he got two chances.
Th• three-Ume wtnraer uera1ed
onlf 193.465 on hu first run. But
U.S. Auto Club offlctala di•·
covered a broken flttlni on
the prasure relief Hl ve they ln·
1talledon Foyt'• Coyote.
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Three. Orailge
. Orange Coast College pro.
duced it.a greatest one-day effort
in it.a crew Mltaty s.banlay, l'Vlf-
~I to victorles ta tlne•vedl ill
the annual Western St>rla1s
Championships on North Lido
Cbannelio Newport Beacla.
OCC'• fteau-. _,,.t net only
won (a ~>. W Cll8Ch
Dave Grant'• JV eights and
v&l'Sity fcm'S alDe th.NQacb wita
victorieL
Tbe U&iver.t.ltr of British Co&ambia eapil.Lanld the vJU'lit'J .e\gb'ta crown with UC 1rviae
fioi•hiai a di&aJ)pcaint'na &bUd
Schroeder
Scrambles
For I~
FOll1' WCHlTB <AP> -''•r g a me plan," said lob•
Sdnwder, .. was to 9(ay tbeHfe
shat -lllllt try..., llenica .•• l"GIHowmg dl1llt came .,.._ -
-" -alll!r a di8COssiaa w6 d -
fidals --. just what be'd -..
tea bUnself i.llb> -Sc:Juoed.er
played the percentag.e shot.into a
position bebind tile tlleamers
and, aJmo1t uabeUe•ably,
maa,aeed a minor miracle.ta
par four on the final ~le Satur-
4ay.
That gcrve him sole posseaion
ol the lead ia the tJUnl round of
the S200,0DO <bh>nlal Natioul la-
Yitatlon goM t4urname.ot.
•'I kintl di titced that," he t.m-
derstated with an almost shy
smile aftB a 10-12 foot putt had
found the b&Me tor the par tour.
Schroeder .had owned a four·
sirc*e lMcl with three holes t-0
play but played the 16th and 11'11
bog e y-bo gey woile Ben
Crensha w, in front of him.
Birdied the lBlb from 15 feet and
ciosed to widml a ainil.e j.boL
Schroeder was tlailine away iD
hazards and concrete bridges,
looking at bl~a c h ecs a n4
scoreboMds aDd the wromc
fairwayg -·•t e.en stoppec1 off
and shook hands with official
scor~r Dom lliundi (w)o's
normally lita.u1ted well cmt. al
play)," Schroeder said.
He was staring in the face of
bogey, probably somettri•g
won;e, and got out of it wtttt a
uTIQgpar.
ft eapped off a ftllt.lnd ~ 7l 1lliiit\.
sentSdtroedel:' hKothelut~)
wju, a 54-hoM t.Gt11t Gfa!.
"I was ju5t ~1td tG get V. to-
day," Sdn-oeder uid. "Naow Ben
has to beat me. I just hope I'w
had my ~ score rA tile toarna-
inent and I ~ just get OD w~ it ind go on and win ....
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Sports on TV
Coast Shells \Vin .
be.hind UC Santa Barbara.
OCC's hash ei&bt went wiA to w e 1G wtanlns by two boM.
leQStllil in a time ef CS:J.U. QC
San Diet<> 'W8S •eeoh4 (t~tf}.
The victory ran OCC'a season r~
~d to 26-1. The lone loa. to
Wa« ..... w.. reNaelll *8 ..-.e.., a IMS-Dl&ll9D Crew
Clualc. Ke.aodile. tM PU--..• IV
dOt pau.t.a. mDd•~ ~ tM flaale ha 1;1LJ. MW
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• I
UC lfMIE COXSWAIN SHARON BERND COtV•INICATES TO AN OARSMAN 1ffAOOGH A MEGAPHONE.
111 • ._;i. Diff WOMEN ••• Y 01ee .-..ey ereaee <ComttnuedFromPageBl)
other water sports.
. ,,.
The key ~ ktas-
m.a.Je .. fem.ale C!Ba .... ..
the .................. bdr
of ac&r es•i•eaeas o• t'e
wOllUIWaparC
n.t•• tlae •+i · • '11 some VC
I r•i•e aad Oraace Coaat
OU'lmm ~1:beii"eoadws.
Here's wtlal Uaey say .....
woma coawams: ..,. ...,..~ va eeM1a:
' • C o • a w a i a i a · a • e-r y
~ pca;oa Tbe PJ'S
a.atarral17 rapoad to a l!Ple-
v.oic;e. ltfs_ $harper, it's .,.._.
ad ill eanies t.u.er. U we Md
spieaUr qst.eau i:D oar boats. dliDCs WOll6A ~more eijualiad.
"But it deprMc CID the leJD.
per.uDelll al the iDdmdul A
~
wom.a is just lite any nule ea·
nrai:D.. 'Dere are eoc>d ones and
tltiere are had 01\es. But the
prim..-y diften!Dl!le il the voice.
8llt it's aaly a fad« if you 're~ i•c a megaphone . It '.s
aeetC'ali%ed with eledroni~
spnlun."
Dare Graa.t, OCC c:oad1:
"Tile-re i.s little d i fference Wween a a:um ..Sa wonum oax-
•• aiL But a man c ao take ebar1le more u...a woman. tt•s east« far a ~ to be firm wit.It
«6er' ~-Bat a pl CD do it,
,too. A gb1 bas ao prowe wmtme's
4oing. Once she does dud., she
has ~fi'om theoars:mm.. . ·n.e voitt does mah ~
diffamc:e.. but wt.ea JOG haw
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Canadiens Win .
BOSTON (APJ -'aeques
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tioUI floekef ~·· COl'll!lted ~ with • toe.....,. 11111eep over the Bnainl.
'Mle Cmadlena comp1ete!y
domi•ated the overtime a.i
their preuure paid oU .,._
Boston deferuseman Gary Doak
m1lde a f1llt9t mistne. ~ ~
the puck from the corner to the area be*d tile Boston net,
wtiere L6ur ..-.Ced onJt.and
(JMsed it• 1-0 Lera.an.
Lemaire. who had 11Ten Mon·
treat a l-1 tie with a second·
period goal, wasted little time in
1qi:ag Crown·
To Muldowney
rif1iq a Moeller into tbe Bost.-
Dd. ,_Im mewdl~-Gff...._
...... did aot es a Gade ...
---inChe~period_
Laflils' -~the ...... aldaeO-Saqdle~ •die
euutudlac pl.1lyer ia tile
pl.,aJra6. 11e a · t st widl ... com ... u ...... re..• PQlatl.
me u.t4tllll .u.ra« reeant.
Tiie ..... •·•i• ted p1.-y ill
tJae fiat .....-_ tlllowiatc llP a
stiff defellle ud talDq a i• J..a • BoW..r Sehmw.,. lltlt gGll al tM playoffs at U ;31.
Sdnnal.l\z toalc a ,,an ~f the
ri~ bo8"11 ft'om Brad Pal1t and
searied • a »loot slap sbot that
beat Montrealpailie Kem DrJiden
tG tM MM' side. °"Tdeft ep·
peared sUahtly unsteady on the
shot as be had lost his Jacemma
•e~-nier. ' Thi Blwim euw.at the ~
diens M 1n tbe opening period.
The Baston defense was so t-Oueh
to er-* u.t Montreal was ....
ble t,o--~m eoalle Ge:l1')'
Cheevera white the Bruins were
~Mrty. tilepujod.
TbeC...clinl came eMtroer-
inc ill~ aecoad periM. OOll'I·
pkteiJ'dilGl'1ui1 Wcthe .Bnllns.
$peak.er systaas in )'WlUT boats
(as OCC does>. it•.a Gd. cri tica1.
Oarsmen respond to qui<*. stuir-p
eomaands. The ~ tbe tooe,
the better il carries.
"I don't tbink YoOmem have any
difl~dv:antag(!s in being oox -
swains . out they m1u t take
cllarge and it requires a ~al
gal tod1»ttrat. ...
Ton -........, OOC oaruua;
"Girls we fine in mmy regards
u f'ar as stra~ is ~ned..
blat many of t~m tack ag-
greniwmess and oft.ell t4mes that
can be a key to ...auimg or losing.
"By ~siveness I mean
t hey mnt>t assert. itbemselves
wiUl the C1'eW. 'Aley mu-. late
dlal"'Ce ... thef have to leave
u.etr lady-lib mamter <0n .the
doc'k. -ri.e ~ae 41 YOioe is esseDli -1.
If a girl has a b igh voiee,
sometime& it doe.&• 't make it
with the CttW. Some girls tend to
be a liWe pusive. they tend not
to be eggreesive and it shows in
t.Aeic voices.··
T4'111 S9ftti, ()()C n.nanar.
"There a.re oot. a lot of dif ·
fer~s between woB'len and
men coxswains. Som«rttmes the
toee of voice is differeaL Some
girts are ~e a,nd ..natura!-
ly have self ooaf.Uieace.. Some
have a tendency to be not as sure
ol t.hemsehrea as they tUaaea1d. But
you find that with some male
cox.swaiu, too. · ·u·~ tough for them to be ~.
AM I.he worat tbillg they c an do 1s
be mtim!dat«i, egpeciall.Y by
another crew.·· 8'ew Ta,._., UCI oanMaO:
~ women coxswains can be
better than the guys. Sometimes
you lI.teD.tothem •ore. I think a
woman is just as good as a male
coxswain. Some guys don't have
respect f<r ber because stte"1I a
female,,aaaI~U...."
Da•e T•omp10•, tJCI
ears.a: _,...ere is ttaUy no dif-
ference between a wom an and a
man. Sometilnes a woman can be
lleaer, tNll, ll depends 011 the in-
dividual. Sometimes a woman
cam plll thlqs la a tillerent
pet·~·· 1J18Jite bKwe tllM!'f "re J:Dere maturie at Uds
,.e.'"
But why are they doing this?
Heneghan sums it up the best.
"We are all competitive and
have been involved in athletics.
Most of us have a background in
water sports and we just love it."
But there have been obstacles.
Becoming a good coxswain de-
pe nds on many things -a
person ·s voice, how she steers
the boat, how she commands
r espect and how s be takes
criticism are jul>t part of it.
"Some guys just don't like to
take orders from a girl and other
times' you m ay have problems
because we don't have strong
voices, like men," says Beyeler.
a Univer s ity High (Irvine>
graduate.
"And you kind of feel in-
t imidated because you're so
small. .But you can't s how them
you're intimidated because
then they won't have confidence
in you."
OCC's Murray, who has had
great success this season guiding
the OCC freshman boat to a 26·1
r eco rd , e choes Beye le r 's
thoughts.
"You have to have the respect
of the oarsmen. You have to be in
commaod, but you can't be too
emotional or too sensitive,'' says
Murray, a Costa Men resident
who attended Maler Dei Hi gh in
Santa Ana.
"You have to please eight
oarsmen aad, (IDe coach," says
Heneghan. ..It's a matter of
s howing confidence."
And u is not a social event.
"Then! •~social gatherings,
softball games and other ac-
tivities tilat the crews get in-
volved in-but on the water it's
all bu.laess.
For~ Henegban is dat-
ing cme d her oarsmen as is
Bemd...
"On the water it's all busJ ·
lleBI,.. sap Hmeghan. "These
guys work hard (or nine months
to get ia lhape for the crew
seam. It's flke Dr. Jekyt and
Mr. Hyde in and out of tbe
water."
K•ewtba (JV eigllt). Murray
<freshman elgbt) and DeClue
<kelh.mm fou) cuided their
oa.ramm. to wins Saturday in the
Westen Sprints io Newport
Beach. nr., it'• evidmt that women
coawaiDJllW hens tostay.
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Lutz
Defeated
By Smith
llORIUS TOwNsluP. N.J. -
Stan Smith relied Oil • pawafuf
aerve to come from be&iad llDd
beat San Clemente•• Bob tua.
M, S.S. M Saturday lD fbe ~
piombip round~. $t0,000 temds
tournament at Kennan Sparta
Arena.here .
The triumph eamed Smith
$15,000. Luts. 29, nceiYed P.500.
Trejw s.,..,,
LOS ANGELES -Left-
banden Brian Hayes and Bill
rdley pitched complete same
dories for USC Saturday• the
Trojans finiabed the replar l'7T
college baseball season by
aweeplng a doubleheader from
rival UCLA.
Hayes, a junior. hurled a ftve-
hltter in the opener as the Tro-
j ans Dipped the Bruins, i.i.
Bordley, a freshman who ls now i 12·0, allowed only four hits in the
night.cap as USC prevailed, 4-3.
~· tt'ltlldra.., PRAGUE -The Romanian
Gymnastics Federation
withdrew it.a women's team from
the 11th European gymnastics
championships Saturday. claim·
ing biased refereeing.
The championships were being
reported live on Romanian
television. Arter Romanian
Olympic sensation Nadia
Comaneci finished second to
Nelli Kim of the Soviet Union in
the vault competition and was
tied by Elena Moukhlna of the 1
Soviet Union in the uneven bars,
the television transmission to
Bucharest and other Romanian
cities was abruptly halted.
The announcer then s aid the
gymnastics federation decided to
withdraw the team because of
biased refereeing and unproper
sports conditions.
S~er Get• 8 RBI
CHICAGO -Jim Spencer
drove in eight runs with a pair of
hom e r s, on e o r the m a
grandslam, and a single as the
Chicago White Sox demolished
the Cleveland Indians 18-2.
Spencer hit a two.·run homer
and a two-run single in the
second inning when the White
Sox scored seven times, then he
connected for his fifth homer or
the season and first career grand
slam in the fourth to pace the
17-hit asaault.
~ Test Failed ·
ROME -Dr. Renee Richards
failed a sex test Saturday and
was declared ineligible to com-
pete in the women's ranks of the
Italian tennis open, the Italian
Tennis Federation said.
The 41-year-old American ten-
nis·ptayer, formerly Dr. Richard
Ras kind before undergoing a
sex-change operation, had
agreed to undergo the exam, a
s aliva examination called ·the
Barr-Body test used to det.ermine-
eligibility in the Olympic Games .
"l'm totally taken by sur-
prise," the Newport Beach
player said after learning the test
results, noting she scored zero
while on similar tests had re-
ceived a rating of 25, with 20
needed to pus.
DIW.. Get• Third
DALLAS -Eddie Dibbs cap-
tured the $20,000 third place prize
in the World Championship of
Tennis Saturday after Vitas
Gerulaitis of New York retired in
the second set because of an
ankletnjW')' .
Dibbs won the first set T-8 J:>y
taking the 13-pojnt ti~breaker
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440 dwina tr ck and field preU1n1 at El Modena
H1&h ln Oran1e.
Jones also won hi• heal Of the 220, clvan& Mls·
alon Viejo two of Its three quallNef'll for the CIF
finals, 11Ch~uled Saturday, alao at El Modena Hlsh.
Costa Mesa Hieb was the leader .of Or-Ange
Coast ar~a school•, nabbin1 llve qualifi•ra, ·while
·San Clemente Uiah had four.
Neither co\,\ld touch Kennedy Hiah <Barstow>,
wblcb quallfied eleht to lead the meet.
Mission Vlejo's other qualifier wH Mark
LaBonte, who took second in his beat of the mile,
ole>&kina 4:24.3.
Mike WaJterhouse tried to e1ve the South Coast
League champion Mission Viejo Dlublos a tourth
qualifier, but be collapsed mid way through the two-
mllerun.
The inJury-plagu<'d Wallerhouse eave In to a
murderous pace which also caused two other run-
ners to drop out before the event's completion
Two who managed to keep up were John
Gerhardt and Joe Young, both of Coi.ta Mesa. They
crossed the line together. second in their heat with a
'9:28.3.
Gerhardt also qualified second in the mile.
Dnishine in 4:20.4, his best of the season.
Costa Mesa's other qualifiers were Bob Cook in
the 440 (50.3) and Mike Snow an lhe lriple j ump
(41-10).
Like Gerhardt, San Clemente's Mike Krulhers
quallfied in two event.'i, tak111g second m his heats of
the 100 Ct0.01 and 22() !21 8>. The 220 lime is
Kruthers' best of irn
Steve Telaneus of Dana II ills won his 880 heat m
1:58.2 and Art VanWieof El Toro qualified in the mile
with a4·27 4
Other Orange Coast art!a vars1ly qualifiers m·
elude Art Gourdine of El Toro 142·6 in the long
jump>. Vince Brown of Santa Ana's Mater Del High
CSS·ll~• in the shot put> and John Harper of San
Clemente (also in the shot put, 55·5>.
Two South Coast League high Jumper s,
qualified for the finals Alan Gersten of University
and Dave Redick of Laguna Beach
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For Playoff Te81DS
All thre e S un set
League baseball and
vo1Jeyball entries in th<'
secohd round of the CI F
playoff• have drown
home assignments for
Tuesday, while all four
Or a nge Coast a r ea
powers left in 4·A lennas
action are on the rood
Drawing home itam ~s
in baseball nre Hunt
ioeton Beach's Marano
and Edison. alone with
Fountain Valley for 3
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is at Northvlew in 2·A
play.
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1: U includes Huntington
Beach, Fountain Valley 4M Newport Harbor on
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th e Mis11 1o n Vlt·Jo
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all..Oranae <.;oasl ar~u
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No. 2 seed Corona dPI
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Stt 3-A Pag~ 84
Irvine's Stapp
Leads .Milers
By ROGER CARLSON
CM ... 0Mlr Plt9' Sllll
REDONDO BEACH -
Irvine Hieb's Tom Stapp
ran a 4:34.6 to qualify as
the No. 1 miler in frosh·
soph competllion Satur·
day at the CIF 1-A track
and field prelims at
Redondo High .
Slapp, Brad Guiso,
Dave M:lyo, Michele
Kelley and Pam Miller
will rPtum to the same
site Saturday ror the
finals with the fi rst run-
nlns evenl billed for 1
following a noon start for
the held events.
Stapp's lime would
have qualified third on
the varsity level and was
one tenth or a second
off the second best varsl·
ty effort or the day.
Kelley was the leading
Irvine High athlete in
girls classlCication,quali-
fying second in her heats
o( the 100 < 11.9 I. third in
the 220 <27 .31 and
seventh m the shot put
(31·2>.
Among Kelley's com ·
petition in the sprint
finals is LA Lutheran·s
Gwen Loud . who
qualified first walh clock·
angs or 11.2 and 25.4
Miller was second in
her ~eat or the 880 in
2:33.3.
On the varsity level the
best mark of the day was
a 48-111 triple jump by
LA Lutheran 's Chi p
Benson.
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Major League Standings
;s.a; I M<G•tlll ISi aona .. ,,,.,,.,
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Ousted
Golden West Collese
wu eliminated from the
SCCCIAC women'•
101tb11l champlonshlpa Situ~ antt droppln1 a pair ~ 1.0 deelltona,
llr1t. to Cenit.o. aod then
to Loi Anselea Valley Collra\T In action •t TeW e Park In Costa Meu.
Cen1toe and LA Valley
will meet Monday (2;80)
on the Oranae Coalt
Colle-e fleld, to do· term1ne a champion
before atart qi tho na·
tionll AIA W tournament
at Golden West befin·
nin1 Thund&)'.
Ora1t1e Coast, the host
school for the SCCCIAC
event., defeated
Pasadena in a morning
encounter, 3-1, then 104t
to LA Valley, s.-4, in 10 in·
nings in a aame they bad
won in the ninth before
two errors gave Valley
new life.
It was a frustrating
day for coach Judi
Garman's GWC
Rustle rs. Two errors
following a double gave
Cerritos its only run,
then in the night game
with Valley, three walks
and a wild pitch account-
ed for the run. Valley
was held to one hit by
Sharon Nichols and
Kathi Roseobery.
When Cerritos dtfeat·
ed the Rustlers, it was
t heir first win in four
tries a1alnst the top
seeded team in the na-
tional AJA W tourney.
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Aztecs Host
Minnesota
LOS ANGELES -The
Los Angeles Aztecs soc-
cer team will be looking
for its firth North
Am erica n Soccer
League victory against
the Minnesota Kicks t.o-
day (2) al the Coliseum.
AMEalCAN LEAGUE
East Divl1ioa
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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The Aztecs top the
Southern Division along
with the Dallas Tornado.
each with a 4·1 record
and 34 polnt.11.
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Baltlmor«> 16 11
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Milwaukee 16 16
Detroll 13 17
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Minnesota 21 11
Chlcaeo 20 11
Kansa&City 17 15
Texu 15 14
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The Az tecs ha ve
scored 13 goals ln rive
game.s ma.king them the
top scoring team In the
league with Steve David
havioa alx ot the goals.
Levi's for bis SUYS· •
They re called Lev rs for
Men. But theyre for
anyone with mua¢1ea.
Or a bigger frame. Great
styles. In great fabrics.
But now more comfort·
able. Sizes 34 to 42.
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UCl's A:llen
Ra:ps Pairing_s
Eddie Allen, coach of the UC Irvine ba1168.11
team, is a bitter tnan after the Anteaters were dt·
nied in an appeal to 1ain a spot ln the NCAA rt·
gional Divlaton II playoffs at UC Rlvenlde.
"l have to believe that our beatln1 UC
Riverside three times and their h~tlnl the to1.ttn•·
ment bu something to do with lt, •·AU en uld.
"I feel that Don Edwards, the UC Rlveralde
athleUc director, decelved us and aa a reault, hls
contrlbatlon to the selection committee buriea ut on
this eUlf,lbWty. "1'1tey told u1 that our alliance record wu not
ai 1ood aa that of Cal State (Northrtdae>. This !la.n
absolute falsehood. They also said our overan re·
cord wu not as impressive as that or Northridse.
"That. la absolutely false. We're 30-22 and they
are 218-26-1. Combined wlttt all of that, the NCAA ..
committee felt that we. being close to Northridae.4
had used two ineligible L1}ay~.
'W'.Jwt we did was follow the exact iUldeliaes
set doW6'by B<lwards.
"Eric Peytoo, a freshman, and his rather were
given tot.ally wrona information and the boy at-
tended one day at a junior college and tor that he's
ineligible. It's total travesty of Justice to this YOUlll
lad. H~ and the father went to S~ Diego City Collea~ and were totally misinformed," said Allen.
"Another boy (Bruce Banning> broke bis ankte
arter playing three games and he's given a chance
to play during the season but not elieible for the
playoffs.
"They also criticized us for playin& teams like
Cal State (Dominguez Hills), Southern California
College and USIU, all of whom were in the NAIA
playoffs.
"UC Riverside played the exact same number
of garnet aeainst NAJA teams. Domineuez Hilla has
beaten some of the best ten ms in the country. 1
"I wonder if we should exclude playing Division
II teams next year when we go to Division I. I think
Division II teams would starve it lhis held true all
over.
"I guess I 'm bitter but I'm giving it to you the
way I see lt. I think our kids aot the shaft the same
way that UCLA did last year in Division I.
"Our athletic director, Dr. Ray Thornton, sut-
gested that they make it a six-team playoff but they
wouldn't do that, either," said Allen.
Girls' Sports
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·In Spikefest
CAMARILLO-Paula Rose aod Karen Attleaey J>OSted top markt or the day ln the 880 and low
hurdles t.o lead Newport Harbor· Hf1b Sch~I to
&atberina tour places ln the alrls 4·A track and field
champlooahip finals In preliminary acUon Saturday
at Camarillo Hilb here.
Roee won her heat in the 880in2:19.6 but wlth
second llle ~er leaaue principal• voted her into the
mile, she scratched. Her coach, Rita McFarland,
retpOnded by scratchina her Crom the 880 finals ror
dlaclpllnary reasons:
AtUesey bad a 14.6 mark In the low hur~s to
equal the day's but of Julia Haynes of VentW'a. Van~ssa Denniston or Huntington Beach q~llfied in both the 100 and ~ aller defeatina
NeWl)Ort'a Joy Marimon in a runoff for the final
spot in the furlona. Denniston's time In the 100 was
the second fastest of the day at 10.8.
Mari Gibbs of Manna qualified in both the mile
and 2·mlle. She was third fastest ln the mile with a
S:20.5 effort and was second fastest in the 2·mile in
11:26.6.
Edison's Chargers had nve individuals and a
Hlay team qualify for lhe finals wltb Cathy Jones
posting the best preliminary mark of 1:00.2 in the
440.
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Golden West College's baseball team recently won the
Southern California Conference championship and will
meet Orange Coast Wednesday at Long Beach CC in the
opening round of the Southern Cal playoffs. In the front
row, from left, are Scott Desrosier, Chuck Robertson,
John Moses, John Anderson. Jerry Valesquez, Tom
Schlepp and Steve Natsuhara. In the middle row are Jim
Bruneaux, Charlie Leidenheimer, Jeff Evans, Cal Peters,
Steve Nemeth. Vince Bienek and Mike Selwood. In the
top row are Daryl Paine, Greg Hanson, Brian Costelloe,
Peder While, Ken Munger, Dave Huppert and Larry Kubacki.
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steak, lobster, crab, wine and spirits.
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I remove
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frem treated
JNater.
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Water Unit Opens
By RAYMONDE. ESTRADA, JB..
Of Ille O•ltt PlletSIMI
Orange County Water District
(OCWD> officiala are completing
final tests on the last wastewater
. reclamation unit to be installed at
Water Factory 2lin Fountain Valley.
The S3 million reverse osmosis
facility, designed to deminerali:ie
treated sewage water, will bededicat·
ed May 20, according to OCWD
spokesman Jackie Kirby.
When in full operation, lbe new unit
will produce five million galloos of
reclaimed wastew at.er per day.
THE REVERSE oamosis unit will
join the other reclamation facilities at
Water Factory 21 to produce a totaJ ot
20 million gallons of water per day "of
blgb quality that meets U.S. Public
Health drinking standards," accord·
ing to OCWD officials.
· The reclaimed water is then Inject·
ed through 23 wells into the under·
ground water basin to create a coastal
hydraulic barrier preventing
saltwater contamination.
The $20,837 ,000 was tewater
reclamation project at Water Factory
21 has injected a billion gallons of
water into the underground basin
since it befan partial operation two
years ago. said 11.n. Kirby.
The new demineralhing unit con· sista <:A 210 plastic cylinders, which
contain spiral-wound cellulose
acetate membranes.
THE ALREADY treat e d
wastewater passes through the mem-
branes three times and emerges 90
percent free of minerals. OCWD of-
ficials said.
Conce11t rated brine, less than 15
percent of the total input. is a by-
product of the reverse osmosis pro-
cess. The brine is returned to the
Orange County Sanitation District
where it is eventually dumped into the
ocean.
The new unit is not the answer to the
Western states' drought. OCWD of-
ficials explained.
If the water from the new reverse
osmosis unit ..-ere spread tb.rouahout
the entire groundwater basin in
northern Orange County, it would on.
ly raise the water table level about
one·balf foot. said OC'WD Engineer
Nick Richards.
Last year alone, the county water
table dipped Ci ve leet, be said.
Women's Meet Set
Black.Month, TallaA.&o at UCI
An lntemational Women's Year
mini-conference will be held at UC
Irvine Saturday, May 21, in prepara-
tion for state and naUooal confereoces
to be held lat.er in the year.
Open to the public without charge,
.the mtni-eonference Outreach Pro-
gr am ts sponsored by the UCI Office
of Relations with Schools and
Collues. the Educational Opportuni-ty Program and the Women'aCenter.
The program, slated for 9 a .m. to 5
p.m ., includea lectures and panel dis-
cussions about barrius to the full and
equal participation ot women in na-
tional life. A paper will be prepared to
carry the concerns of local women to
a state conference at USC io June and
a nalioBal conference in Houston.
Texu. inNcnember.
KEYNOTE SPEAIEa for the day
is Sally Martinez, International
Women's Yea,. state chairwoman
Panel participants Include Vivuui
Hall. l'lm 'vice chairwoman of the Na-
tional Women's Pol\llcal Caucus;
Elva Donn~lly, administrator for af.
lirmative action at RockweU lnterna·
tional; Gracia Do Pick. member of
the California Comm lulon on
Post.secondary &ducalion; Gloria
Ju1a1ey. member of the Ora nee Coun-
ty Health P1annlna Council and the
Oranse County Affirmative Actton
Board; Nelda Wyland of the ~•1ue ot United Lat.U> Aniertcan Cit1mu
Further information on Black
Studies Month may be obtained by
calling tbe UCI Cross-cultural Center
at833·7215.
TUE Bmm. LIFE and death of
tropical Pacific reefs will be explored
In a Jecture by Dr. Marie M. Littler.
UC Irvine associate professor of
biological sciences, at nooo Friday.
May 20, at the lJalboa Yacht Club,
1801 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar.
The talk la one or a series of "sailor's
lDMheoas'' sponsored by the Friends
of UCL Tbe public is lnvit.ed. Reserva-
tions may be made by calling 873-351$.
Dr. Littler, a marine sdentlSt, bas
conducted tesearcb on intertJdal life
along the California coast and ln the
Hawaiian Islands._ Australia and
other parts of the Pacific. • RECENT EXPLORATIONS of a
Mayan site in Yucatan will be the sub-
ject of an Wllltnlted lectuN by Dr.
PaoJ Gendrop. professor of arcbltec·
ture aL the Natlooal Uolvenity ot
Mexico, Thursday, May 19, at UC
Irvine..
Dr. Gendrop. author of ae•eral
book1 on pre-Columbian •rt and
archltecwre, recently explond the
site near Rio Bee with bis clasg from
the National Untvenity.
~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:. (LULAC>; Mary Arimoto, project.
director for the the Jndochlna Befuaee
Center ln Lon& Beach, 11nd more tbao
30 women promanent in public attain.
Th• \ecture. apen to lbe pubUc without charae. 11 1chedJ.1led lot 3 p.m. ln Room 171 ol flumanltl• Hall
The prosram {a sponsored by the
Deparhneot qf Spanlab and
Portupese.
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Panel discussions will co•eT work,
education, politics, rtoaace and
credit, lifestyle and role cholcea. The
film "Emer1int Women" wUI be
ahown during tht luncheon period.
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Where ~here'
.. M11 ~ .um rwsmng ond my MM •tart• drlpptno. I II-' Cl
lfJre throat and I end up popptng piU. /or iomebod11 elu'1 h4btl.''
-No""'*". about •ff ect1 ot cjgor.tte amoke.
"I thblk it',. incredible that th4Jj allow rmoldng in plocea like
mar~ Just elmitntary aonitation ond c°"rtelSI 1011• that people
.shouldn't rmoke in a market." -Lung Aaaocla.tion 8J10Mlfnan.
"In theu da.JI• when tno1ronmcnlal ~.ore fmportont, it'•
ludicroiu for~ to be concerned about a manvfadured wu
ltke amoking." -Tobacco !n.aUtute 8J10Ulmait
"0/ten ttmu on tM Wflfkend we ho~ a longer wait for the
M111moldng •«lion than for the maoldng 1ection." -Re1twront
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rights adivilt
Stories by J ACKIE HYMAN
OtllwOally f'MetlUH
A small but fierce balUe is under way in Orange County
On the one side are activist nonsmokers, the Lung Associa·
lion and, in a more moderate way, the American Cancer
Society. n the other side are vociferous smokers and the
Tobac Institute. a trade association representine
pnma y cigarette manufacturers.
E IR BATJ'LEGROUNDS are restaurant., office
bui mgs, public and retail establisbmc;nta and, mott
si 1ficanUy, the state Legislature.
Nonlmoking activists protest what they term smoke
llution on two grounds: that it is an irritant and that it
ay pose a ,health hazard. particularly to persons suCferinl
from chronic lung ailments.
"Ptople who have chronic diseases, bronchitis,
pneumonia, emphysema, a bad heart," were cited as smoke
victims by Edward Fors ter, dfrector of the smojcing pro·
gram or the Lung Association or Orange County.
''TH EY CAN BE TRAPPED in an elevator With a cigar
s moker and they can have a relapse in the 15 stories up to
the 15th floor, and it's been known that people have passed
out ·
He also noted that s moke sufferers include "anybody
who has an allergy. And they don't have to be allergic to
smoke -they can have any respiratory allergy. The tobac·
co smoke is a horrible irntant lo them. It's misery for them.
"I went for years, I never got on an airplane unless I
couldn't help it. It's only since they've had nonsmoking sec-
tions In planes that I ny a&ain. ''
A brochure entitled "iSecond·hand Smoke," published
by the Lung Association, Teport.6 that itmong the hazardous
SECTION C
' ~ndsy, May 15, 1977
ls JellJJalton necessary to pro-
tect the nonsmoker's rights, or l1
lt an unwarranted Intrusion into
the privacy or the smoker?
in1 wasn't. normal for he Ui
purposes. Then If the majOri~ tn
a particular comJtiunltt (wanted ~moklna>. say tn the lloltfr
Derby. they would vote tt\at w.,.
It would be up lo loca\ jurildic·
lion.''
That's th<' ar1ument raaJn1
between activists on both sides na
o radical bill sponsored by the
Group Against Smok'lnl Pollu·
lion CGASP > Is debated ln tho
state Lea'5lature.
SENATE BILL 500, introduced
by Ar)en Gregorio CD-Menlo
Park>. recefttly paned t he
Senate He.a.Ith a.nd Welfare Com·
mittee, whlch. to GASP'• sur-
prise, mad., it tven stricter by
addina a provislon that it apply
.o restauranta.
''It changes the presumptJon,"
Jerry Immel, president or the
Oranfe County chapter of GASP,
aldofthc blll.
"Since only orie-thlrd of ttie
adults in California •moke, It 11 a
tnajortty we're deallni with
iere. What we're dolne m tel
s we are creating the pr~ump
Jon lh:at smo«tng lhould not oc
•ur ln public places, nd then
eave it up to looal bodle
Nhelhfl' that would be enCorc
>r amended.
••WHAT IT WILL do tn I act,"
Immel tontinutd, ''ti it will pro-
h 1 bH smo)tint l'1 p laces of
employmnJtexC9t>l in private or.
fices that ere occurled by one
person and there wU be emptoye
loun1es provided with smokln1
ar~as. unless everybody Ill the
whole department 1molt
"It also a ffect au public
places like public h a lls,
auditoriums: courth ouses,
museums, lib rar ies. T hia la
meant. lo be comprebenalve.
Educational inatltutlons, heilth
f aciliUea like hotpltala ..-a lot olc
them permit 1moktn1 in aeneral
areu."
"It 'NOUld Pf"\l.Ot that smOk·
n1 would be harmNt; m-"~··"'".,.
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compougda m clcarette s moke are tar, .plcoUne. carbon
monoXJde, cadmJum, nitrogen dioxide, ammonia. benzene.
formaldehyde arid bydro1en sulphide.
ACC08DING TO THE brochure, two·thirds or the
'smoke from a burnlna cigarette 1oe1 Jnto the environment.
It. also notet that smoking in an enclosed space, such as a
car, can produce dan1erously hith levels or carbon monox·
lde.
"It's ~hemicals. A burning cigarette has over 100 dtf·
ferent cbeinica!s," Foratenaid. "Sprays are in it, anything tJiey spray tobacco with -DDT.
"You sbouJd never smoke around tomatoes. They will
gel a disease called mosaic.
"II your canaries are not slngine and you 're wondering
why, lust stop smoking. AnimaUI are very sensitive to
cigarette smoke.''
THAT SMOKING represents a hazard to nons mokers ts
disputed by David McLean, West Coast a&rea manager for
the Tobacco Institute.
''There's no question lbat for &ome people smoking
might be an irritant, be it real or psycbolog1cal." he noted,
but went on to say, ''There is no scientific or medical
evidence that shows smoking is harmful to the smoker, one,
and two. apeclally to the hOnsmoker."
A sheet published by the California Association or
Tobacco and Candy Distrtbutors includes this quote:
"U we want to remain with facts and not with fiction,
there Is little danger of diseaae to people that stay in a room
wber~ people amoke," at.trlbut.ed to Gio Gori, M.D., or the
National Cancer lbstitute, 1976.
WHATEVE R THE danger -or lar:k or 1t -or phy1>1cal
Oamage, there is a definite danger or an emotion ally pamful
scene when angry nonsmoker confronts angry smoker.
..Ex-smokers ar e the radicals, strangely enough
They really get hot about it after they slop,·· said Jerry Im
mel. president of the Orange County chapter of Group
Again.st6mok.illg Pollution <GASP).
·•A lot of our people are radical types and that doesn't
work too well with smokers."
He sald he himself was involved in May, 1976, in a wide·
Jy publicized citizens arrest of about 15 people in the Santa
Ana courthouse. The result was a tangle or suits and appeals
that so IN has had no conclusive result.
·"WE'RE DISAPPOINTED because we wanted it toge>
to trial. It would have been a chance to get publicity," lm·
mel said.
His own reaction to smoke, he said, is that "it makes me
ill lo the point where I would vomit if I couldn't get away
from it."
One area where t here is little disagreement is jn !leek·
ing voluntary separation of smokers and nonsmokers.
"Basically we go around to <restaurant> managers and
try to gel them to experiment," Immel said, citing such
cooperative re•tauran t.8 as Victoria Station and Denny's.
"We have no areument at all with the private owner
managina his racility as he ebo<»es," agreed the Tobacco
Institute'a McLean. ·
The ltjagic P an Creperie in South Coast Plaza has
-.
part or both s mokers and non·
s m okers.·•
McLean said he recenUy •uf·
fered through an e11ht·hour
fil1ht with a screaminc child
behind him. "Yell don't go to the
1ovemment and ask them t.o pus
a law to prevent a wom an"'°m
having a screambi1 chl@ ~tn •
public, or that women can't wear
c b eap perfu me, or eh a t
1omebod)' with a cold can't co tboppm, e nd apu ad tho 1erm1
around."
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bad a nonsmoker section ol 58 seats, about one-third of the
restaurant, since January.
.. People really enjoy it, including the people who
norm ally do smoke." said relief manager Sam Miller.
"They sometimes enjoy their meals more without the
smoke. And we do on weekends have a longer wait for the
nonsmoking s~t1on."
However , he dad note one problem. "The main dining
room is sometimes irritatmg to the employes who are wait·
ing on the customers since it's a higher concentration of
smoke." "People are glad we have it and that's one of the
reasons they come back," said John Lage, manaier of
<See NONSMOKERS, Page CZ)
"Go~ o problmi? TMii write to Pat Dunn. Pot will cut rflll tipe,
getting the 0113WeT• and actUni uou need to aolue inequitie• in
government. and buaiMss. Moil your que1tioM to Pat Dunn, At Your
Service, Orange COCl.8t DaJly Pilot, P.O. Boz J560, Costa Mna. CA
92828 . ..U many letter1 cu pouible will be OMWered, but p/lqMd
inqldnes or letter1 not mcludl11Q the reader'• full aome, oddreu and
btuiMH how's' phone number cannot be conaidered. Th&a column
oppe<m da1l11 except Saturdays." . ·
ltl•,.,,,.,, 8ed s .. ree N• IAte•er llfddaa
DEAR PAT: My husba~ ~d I have been trying to find a
company to install a Murpt\y bed <one that folds Into the'
wall) In our spare bedroom. We tMve run out of leads. Are
such beds still available?
J.O., Costa Mesa n.. Murphr Beel 8alea Co. In Loa Anget•• can aolw• your pro-
blem. Maneger JoHph PooM 11 malllftg •brochure to you. AYI
••• •"'PflNd to teem that tflla firm 11 tM ontr dlltttbutor of
Murw>hy bede In C1Htornla, and that Mlneea contlnu" to be brfak
for thle Clftgln .. weralon of the hle»oew•J bed.
Va~ Gl••lelc StlU Too Wea.le
DEAR PAT: Hasn't anyone stopped Columbla Research
Corp. ~? I recall readJ"9 fn your column that the Attor,,.y
General's office was pursuing this company's alleged vk>la-
tlon of a prevJQus lnJunctlon and that further enforcement
was planned. Wftat's happened? J recently received a matter
from CRC wlth the same old f 15.95 wonderfuwacatlon to Las Vegas offer.
J .A., Newport Beach
Columbia AeNlrdt Corpordon'a CletnlM MIY be •n lllht.
Dept. Atty. Gen. Jame• Cuneo .. ,. th41t •xttHltlOn prcw::Mdf•
are undlr way to IMtng R:fmond Andef'lon, ,,.._nt of CRC. to
CeUfomtl to fece ottmtn and dVfl ...._ Proceeding• •••
Mid up for~ tl"'9 beceUM CAC fhd a Maoe of ...... to I
1171 pr..,,.._, lnfunctlOn to helt """ order NI• of Lu Vepa
VNetlOM to C.,omllnl. •,,
TM Sen 'r•Mttco COUit flt App991 dinned doh part of the "'JunotlOft, e.owever. The ~ 0.Mtat IMft Mid ~·
agalMt Andei'eoft, end M .w .,_.. '" lllMla • ...,.. •ho have paid for the-*11.H v8calloft, IN c:en ~ proof Of,.,
IMftt, .. •lbd to Hnd relMed ....-t91• to CUneo et: Office of
the A~ oen.,.,, eooo tt• ·~· •• ,,.nclaoo, CA M1M. t
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(2 DAILY PILOT SUft<!!X. M.y 1S1 11'77
~Clinic Goes to School With Kids
EDITOR'& NUTE -. JCfd.I .al ,,.. """ .lloobr ~ tchool llOi ~ r..a:r. u.si .tltq lhoultl Drulh ,,,.., ,.,., ,,.., 1wUa
IMm.ot Uwfr daU. t"latw.a.llo ori ... dnlol dwdr:upl .ad ... loow ....,..
puUcd. lf• pan at.a~ ~.-am
to ~'*1th car• to cMldma tdlo wuldlr'f ~otftl.
percent oltbe cbJldrCD are from ramllle:i
oa welfare. and mOlt of the kids never.
.e. a doctor Gr d oUlt unJesa they are
verJ lick, Di'. Patterson says.
But witb the clinic, some flO or 70
cbOdreD .,. U.ated dally. The mmt
dramatic reauJta ao f 1r have been In t.be
dutalprocram.
"We all get a kick out ol beln1 ln a
1ara1e and watching the mechanic work
on the CM'. We want to know what he's
doin1." •
For•lfla
B)' IOCllAEL W. IOU.ICAN ..._,. ........... . .. MANYOPT11FAEkldJhavel01ttbelr
m01t Important teeth before they are
10, '' Dr. Allen JUnd1n said u he pre-
pared to drtll a unaU cavity found ln the
mouth ol a atrl named Wanda. "When
wt •tarted a year and a bait a,o, 40 per·
cent ot tbe 700 kid.I in the school needed
lmmecllat.e dental work. Moet of tbe
ot.ben also had problems, but they were
not 10 acute."
Dr. Jo.eph Conatanttn•. wbo ovenea
tbe H°'*91' cll.J:a1c for the Hartford school
1y1tem, aays federal 1tudles show that
tewer than ball of the children who
qualify for weltare·•ubaldbed Dledical ---:i:~=====~;~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~ care are eettln& it. It Just l•o't there, :~~~ ~J:':r°'t>!::s~klp°.fv~i:::!c~~ Take A $5 Vacation To The Orient HARTPORD, Conn.-Eleven.year-old
Mark takea a break from school work to
IJave a tooth pulled. Three classmates
and bealde the Ult-back chair and help
the denUlt yank a loosened molar.
tloners don't want to bOther with welfare Sl'ttle Jown Into the soothlll1t air of the Far E1ut at Its fltU$l. E.,Ioy a
patJenta and the paperwork involved. hdon··dinner cocktail and prepare for a rnemorablo dr11ln1
t•\1wrlcnce, !>1·rvf'd In the ~erene Oriental tradition.
Acroet the ball, 10.year-old Pablo la "What we're tryt.oc to do la take the Top 11 olf "1th 11 delightful tTOpkal drink and dbcover tho Orl•nt 11 care to the children by 1otnc to the "'11 ,, uni it to bf.. leaml.na to bruth hla t.e.eth with the help ol "'a dental hygienist, and two doors away
~Alberto ls 1iven an anUblolic a doctor pre·
"scribedfor1t.repthroat. As Wanda leaned back in the dentJ1t's
chair, two friends helped Dr. Hindin.
One elrl beld the suction tube that
drained saliva from Wanda's mouth and
another held the power drill Hindin
would WM! on t,Jie cavity. The denbst in·
Jected pain killer very slowly anto Wan-
da 'a gum u the others watched .
schoo1*." be says. \our cll11111~ plea\ure i• oun. Phone
H'\l'r\ dtlOO\ UCCC"pled (714) 1\33-0186.
CONBl'ANTINE said it'a likely that a••
· Tbe Uny clinic la in a red met.al prefab
buildlnl behind the Mary Hooker
•elementary school on Hartford'•
houthwest •ide. In the clinic, a dosen or
so chlldr~ watch their frienda belol
parta of the Booker clinic approach will ~ 1(~ be adopted for other inner-city schools, ~
but the cost or the complete clinic means ~ -~ ~
"lt'• Wl!'ealiatic to think we could ·_.\
replicate that whole proeram in every Tiu• Pfarr You \\'ill Remt'mbt-r
school." 111 \l.11 \r1h11r Sq11arl' hetWttn Birch St. and MacArthur Blvd. .. treated. Sometimes they help.
THE PAllnCJPATOaY health-care
pro1ram 1plU1 over into the school,
where Ma1gie Hennen'a third IJ'ade 1tu·
'dents alt at their deakl and bruab their
) teeth ~lunch.
"TbeJroblem is credibility," Hindin
said. " I hurt a child, it spreads like
wildfire through the school In dental
school we were taught to hlde every-
thing, to bring the needle up under the
chin so the patient can't see it We don't
do that here. We explain everything and
show how it's done."
The experiment is run on a &rant of -~~~~~~~~5~~~~~ii~ii~~~ii~iiiiiiit~ about S675,000 from the Robert Wood
It's part ot a three.year experiment by
Johnson Foundation In Princeton, N. J .
It is directed by J! Lewis, a
aociologlst in the pedlatrl department
at \be University ol Conn cut medical
school.
"One of the most important elements
of the program," she aays, "la, that the
clinic provides a way of foUowt.o1 up -
when a problem is ldenWled aomethln&
is done about it, usually the same day.
.the University of Connecticut medical
and dental school to learn bow to im-
prove the health of children. Dr.
Margaretta Patterson, the physician
who works ln tbe clinic each afternoon,
• says school ls the beat place to aee that
HINDIN, WHO prefers denims and
turtlenecks to white dentist's coats, usea
participatory techniques both to al·
leviat.e some of the fear and to teach the
byelene that can prevent much tooth
trouble .
··And these children are learning bow
lo lake care of themselves, an opportunl·
ty their parents didn't have.''
children eet the treatment they need.
• At the Hooker school, more than 70 . •
~NONSMOKERS HA VE RIGHTS TOO
t
t
• • •
FromPactCI jectionable smoke'>
"Don't get nasty," caultoned the Lung As· Blackbeard's Gallery and Grog in Newport soclation's For:.ter "Don !t get uptight because
Beach, which has had a nonsmoking section for you only antagonize the smoker.
two years. It consists of 14 tables, one-third or the "Ir you can. if they look like nice people, say,
restaurant f •would you mind not smoking? I'm allergic to
WHEN CUSTOMERS enter, he said, they
are asked which section they prefer. Occasional-
ly someone will respond, "Oh, that's ridiculous.
What's this world coming to?". Lage said, but
added, "I consider them cranks. I had one
customer one~ try to convince me that it was il-
legal."
But an most public places smokers still
mingle freely with nonsmokers. What should the
nonsmoker do when trapped in a room with ob-
Belp For You
Chill Aids Ills
Here's a chilllng thought for those who use cold
wuter detergents. U!!ing cold water allows bacteria
lQ thrive and spread lllness
The University of California at Davis says you
sbould add a di•anfedant to cold wash water to e~inatethe problem ~ Liquid chlorine, for bleachable items, is an ef-
f~tive disinfectant. It can. however, damage wool.
i p1lndex, silk and some dyed fabri cs.
· More uni versa! disinfectants include·
-Quanternary disinfectants. Called sanitizers
tn some products. Look for "benazlkonium
c&joride" or "n·akyl dimethyl benzyl amonlum
dljoride" on product labels
smoke.'
"IF YOU DON 'T have the courage to do that
or 1( the people are not cooperative, go to the peo-
ple who are an charge of the room and say, 'I will
wait outs1d4' I'm allergic to cigarette smoke, il
makes me 111. would you call me outside,
please?'
"And you say that in a loud enough voice to
embarrass the smoker."
Such an approach won't solve all problems,
however, Forster noted.
"The trouble is once you go into a waiting
room where somebody's smoked five or 10
minutes before, it's in the room, it's an aggrava.
tion lo you Jl's in the drapes, it's in the walls, it's
In everything.''
HE SUGGESTED concerned nonsmokers
contact him at 835·5864 regardin& the Santa Ana
chapter of GASP. or a new chapter being formed
in San Clemente I le can also provi~e information
about the Lung Assod"ation 's stop·smoking pro-
gram.
·'The serious nonsmokers rl1hta eroypa art
not out lo persecute the srnoken," Foster nld.
"They just want to assert the.tr own rilbta. 0
HowHigh's
Too High?
WAS.HINGTON (AP )
-Normal blood pres-
sure rangea from about
90 over 60 to 140 over 90,
says the National HJch
Blood Pressure Educa·
tion Program.
If the bottom number,
known as the diastolic
bl oo d pre ssu r e,
measures over 104 on
two different readings,
the program rec om·
mends a visit to a doctor
for medication to lower
the blood pressure.
C•ll 642-5178.
Put• f•W ~orde to work for ou.
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Williani C. Gilpin
Mr. Gilpin' proudly presents thlt rem,i'kable
charcoal drawing, by hla protege, Mr. Paul
Willner. Of· Wlllner's works GiJpJn states.
incredible . . . the$e are offere~ on a
LIMITED EDITION basis only. Each picture
1s hand numbered and SIGNED by the artist. limited edition art is
a collectors item and bound to accrue in value. Please order now
while lhey are still available. Shipped prepaid in protective tube.
ready for framing. Sales tax included.
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r~malns on washed fabrics ------~~~~-:":"":"~~---------, Orig. $25 each.
-Phenolic dl11infectant.1. These bear a phenol
<carbolic acid ) scent. The chemical listed on labels
s~ould be either "ortho-hen1yl-parachlorophenol''
or "ortho-phenyl-chlorophenol."
UC Davis emphasizes the special Importance of
u•ln& dialnfectants on cold water-washed Items
laundered in public laundries.
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Grand Chance?
A Coftta Mesa child care centeT neecb wlllln1
arandparent.s to ,erve as adopt!ve "grandmas" and
''grandpas" for area children Contact lhe ReUred
Senior Volunteor Program for information
Persons •11ed HI and older can serve others by
providing day care ror children in the area.
Daytime houri are nulble.
Cler1cal help and volunteer youn1sters to pro-
vide superv111on on field lrlpa ate needed by a sum-
mer pfOiram running from June 20 to August 12 ln C~ta Mesa Must be 16 or older and relate well with
children.
For Information on theseor1anJ1ations, call the
Voluntary Action Center otrlce at 675·9210 or
833-8178.
If you lend a hand as a probation department
votunte.r In programs Intended lo help rehabilitate
)'O.Uthrul or adult probationers, you may find you've
played a meaningful role in the Ufe of another person.
The work you do Is centered on your own skills
ond abilities, says the Volunteen ln Probation or-
c..iiutJon. Orientation claaaes are set tor momlnc
or.-ventn1onMay19, June 2.1e and 30.
A community dru1 proaram need.a a baby
11c•te Cto weigh foods) a1 well aa unused recreaUon
eqUlprnentsucb u badmlnlonor volley ball 1ets. The o~aniiaUon wlll arran1e for ptc1tln1 updonaUona.
tnformatJon on probation •ork or drua pro1ram
dQJtatloos avallable by callln1 the Voluntary Action
Ceoter, 5.10-2370. ~
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J wa1 auto1rapbln1
bookl at. coe or thole lit.·
tle rattan t.ablee in the
book department. of a
Mldweat department
store when I found
myaelf looking Into the
aaddeat eya l bad ever
seen.
·'The doctor wanted
me to buy something
that would make me ~~~~~~;;;:;;~~;==::=:=:===::=:::=:=========-=:· laueh," she said.
I hestltated about 1lgn-
ine the book. It would
have taken corrective
surgery to make that
woman laueh. "ls it a bJC
problem?" I asked (The
whole line wa1
eayesdropping.)
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Woman ..• Needs no
INTRODUCTION
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Design Plaza ... 240 Newport Center Dr., Suite 220
Phone 640-6023
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Now, from Ciani, the perfect summer
Jewelry. Dellcate, 14 K gold chains
you can swim In, play In, sleep In and
never take of(J Slip them on. At neck.
waist, wrist or ankle. The perfect
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Mall/ phone.
Fashion FineJewelry, 141.
The 15" necklace, $45.
Ankle bracelet, $29.
Status bracelet. $25.
"Yes. My daughter ls
eetting married ...
The line cheered.
"Is she l~ or
something?"
•'She's 24," said the
woman biting her lip.
"And he's a wonderful
man. It's just that she
could have stayed home
a few more years."
THE WOMAN behind
her looked wistful.
"We 've moved three
times and our son keeps
finding us . Some women
have all the luck."
Isn't it curious how
some mothers don't
know when they've done
a good job -or when Ws
basically finished? They
figure the longer the kids
hang around, the better
parents they are. I guess
it all depends on how you
reeard children in the
fint place. HoW do you lonaer tall ••• they bif ball ol twine, there It a reaaidyoun? the rooftop •.• You sedness that eoea with
Are they like an ap. pluck them out of the the Joy becaus4 the kite pllan~T The more you 1pout . . • you patch and becom• more dl1tant
have the more status you comfort, adJutt and and aomebOw-you know
command? They're un-teach. You watch them that it won't be lone
der warranty to perform lifted by the wind and a•· before that beautiful
at your whim for the n.nt 1ure them that someday creature will anap the
18Nean •'--h th they'llfl.y. llfeliQe that bound you 1tari.cos'&Cm~~. y:~ Flnally tbey are t.o1ether and soar aa lt
1et rid or them? alrbome, but they need waa meant to aoar • . • more atrlns and you free and alone.
Are they like a u1ed keep lettlnl it out and Only then do you know
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one elae, you feel a
1reat respon1iblllty to
keep it runnln1 or lt
renects co you? (Thal'•
why some parents never
let their children marry
Jood friends.)
AaE THEY UKE an
endowment policy? You
invest in them tor 18 or 20
years and then for the
next 20 years, they re-
turn dlvidenda that sup-
port you in your declin·
inc years or they suffer
from terminal guilt?
Are they like a finely
gilded mirror that
reflects the imaee of
their owner in every
way? Of\ the day the
owner looka in and sees a
fiaw, a crack, a distor·
tion, one tiny idea or at·
titude that Is different
from bis own, be cast.a it
aside and declares
himself afailure.
I see cbildrtm as kites.
You spend a lllet.lme try-
ing to eet them oft the
ground. You run with
them unW you're both
breathless they
crash . you add a
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I DAILY PILOT
Folklorico. dancers demonstrate the
different styles unique to various
regions of Mexico.
tALENDAR
l Interest s Va ry
THE CHANGING FAMILY:
Guides for developlne family
~ anaaement skilll, 1trenithen·
ine the fam.Uy framework and
tnrlchlna the quality of family
fife wtU be offered durina a two-
Clay 1ympo9ium at Oranee Cout
Colleae.
Tbe aeulom will be presented
at 7 p.m. Friday, May 20, ln the
Student Center, and on Saturday,
May 21, at 9 a.m. In the Sch~nce
Hall.
Dt. Carllred Broderick, pro.
Nuptials
Recited
Monro.,.Hlllenius
Christopher Alan Monroe of
Co1ta Meaa tlalme.d Patricia
.tean Hllleniua aa hia bride durln&
outdoor nuptial ceremonies 1D
'Thumb Butte State Park,
.Arizona.
The bride, dau1hter of Kr. ud
Mn. William Hlll1nha1 of
Preleott. 11 a lfaduate of bJ•b
•chool ln that city, attended
Northern Arizona Univentty and
cunently att.endl Yavapal Com-
munity Colle••· ker bwband f raduattd from Cotta M•a Hilb School And at-
tendtd Oranie Coast CoUe11 and
Nof'\tlern Arizona Unlvenity. He now ta a bolpltal corp1man, at•·
t.Joned at the Naval Reoonal
Med le al Center, Lona Beach.
The brtdesroom la th• IOft of
lb• Robert MOl'roet of Cotta
llota. The newlywed.I will Uvt iD
8..U.An.a.
~ ...
Comstock-OaveUn
N.wport Beach Nlldenta UH
.J-n Gav.un and David Comatock
txcban,ed mania&• vow1 dur· rftf ceremoolet conducted in St. ndrew•1 Prelb)'terlan Church.
The MWlywecla, ireduat• of
NeWJ!Drt Harbor Hltb Sebool,
llUtve tn Newport Beach. The
bri4•91'0 attended Oran1t Coat <:o~.
I Tbe!r P-1t•nt1 an Sttll Oa•eMD of Newport Btac~ Mn.
Marcnt. Oavelln, LoftJ IMA<'h, W:a~ Mr. and Mn. Willi•
tomllOS, Palm Sprlftll.
feaaor, School of Socloloey, use.
wJll dl1cu11 Tbe Family In
Tranaitlm and With a Future at the opeain& aeaion.
On Saturday Ronald Soder.
quiat, di.rector of the Thousand
Oaks olfice or. the California
Family Study Center, wUI talll
about The Family and Com-
munication SkU11, and Luree
Nlcbol1<1n, UC Extenaion In·
structor, wt11 dilcuH The Fami-
ly and PuW.na Talent to Work -
Creative A.Qreulon.
Tiie remainder or the SJD'l·.
po1ium will be devoted to wor~ wblch wtU deal With
lnt.rpersoaal Relatiom, Parat
Power, Famlly Fun Tlme, FamS·
ly Flnanclal Crilia, Wbea There
Is Divorce, On Beine a SllWe
Parlllt, The Pamily Coplnc Wlth
Grief and Par1nUn1 a Han-
dicapped Child.
RellltraUon fee is SS wblcb in·
eludes colfee breaks and lunch.
Further lnfonnation 11 available
by calllnc the colle11 .
TBBN CBALLENGB
WOMEN: A fullloa 1llow will
bl•bU•bt the ln1tallatlon luncbeooatu:ma.m. Tbunday,
May 11, tn Use Teen Cballenfe
Cent«, Orani•.
P AIRION IBOW: 'l'bt
Oran1• County Chapter, Na· tlonal MlodaUoo ot Womtta ill
Con1tructlon wlll preaent a
benefit 1bow and hmchor\ at
11:*> a.m. Saturday, May 21, tn
tbt ltQlltty ~.
The 0U)'I and DOU. of Tro1
Hlab kllool wtu nt.rtain.
ProeMdl wlll bt u11d ror
1ehol1rthlp1 and tb1 t>rHm
Homt Ooat.-t J'urthtr lnforma-
Uon II aullablt by calllq MUU• ErJvat-..U.
TM ll'O'IP alao "1ll have Jta an.
au1l BoNel Nl•ht dinner Tbun-
d11. llQ' •at 1 p.m. Ja tbl Bit
CanyOll Country Club. Paul Salata wtU be tbt 1peutr.
Re1UV1tions art belnf take"
by Betty Mooro at 931·llt0.
UADA88AIJ: Dr. Marc1a
KJ1mtt Will be the •~tr at \he
Newport Beach CbQttr meednl
at u 1.m. Monday;May as inh
V1na1JWI CtubboUli, N~
Beach.
Htt t.oil'C wU1beA8usnm• AX
for Bedy: Eat JUaht, TNDk
Youns, x.tp flt.
,.
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Social Scene
Althouah the celebration was a day late, the f eaUvilles
were not hamprered one whit. .
About 300 party-eoere arrived at the Spanish
courtyard ot Bowen Muaeum to celebrate the lOOth an· niveraary of Mexico'• defeat of the French <Cinco <1•
Mayo), theflrat auch occasion ever 1ta&edoffiolaUY by the
Clty of Santa Ana.
The Bells, a support group of the museum. 1ponsored
the benefit which raiaed about '8,000 for the museum foun-
dation.
HlghligbUng the fiesta wu a h.ilt.Qrical demonstration
of music and dance, ahowinl the variOul styles unique to
the different region~ of Mexico. •
Performers were the Relampaco del Cielo, Inc., a
folklolico 'roup from Santa Ana College, under the direc-
tion of R.Os1e Pena.
. .
Raising toasts
are the Ted
Smiths and
Norman Kreuders
(a t left, left to right).
Sampling the
fare are Mrs
Richard Newquist
and Gene Andres.
· Frientll,y Warning
Word· to Wives
DEAR ANN LANDERS :
Althouah I have be.en a faithful
reader for many years. I never
understood why a person with a
1erlous problem would consult
you rather than seek profeaalonal
help. Now, I'm eating my words.
My husband and I were mar·
rled for 12 years. It was a happy
and satilfYina marriage, or so I
thought. We had four children.
all planned. My husband was a
terrific father.
About five months ago, our
fourth cblld wu born. I a1ked a
close friend to help with the other
children while I was in the
ho1pttal.
(Ann Landers ~
directing our own lives. So please
take back what you said, Ann.
There must be lots or other
mothers around like ours. -PATTY
DEAR PA'JTV: You are ri ... t.
I wa1 wron1. Mea culpa and a
dozen lubet wttb a wet noodle
for 01' AnnJe. Thank• for the
tomeuppance. I needed that.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have 1 problem and I feel the on-
ly way to solve it la by writing to
you and havlnl thia letter printed
in thenew1paper.
Trudy and Bill Passo with Andrew
Johnson (right) preview Antique
Guild where SCR benefit will be given.
My huaband and I enjoyed her
company,. and the children
absolutely adored her. It got to
the J)Ol.nt where we became a
"three-parentfamlly!" Now, lt'1
a ONE·parent family. Three
weeJu .,,o, my btl!band and DlY
"friend ' (she's 10 years hl1
JunJot) ran oft together. I am
now tryln• to raise four small
children alone.
I am employed tn an office that
ia fairly larae, but the people
must work ln close quarters. The woman who •Ila next to me haa a
very octensive odor. In fact, it Is
unbearable.
SALE: The trainable mentally
retarded at the Wlntersburg
School wW conduct a parking lot salt from T a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur-
day, May 21, at the Wintenbur1
Gulclance Center, at Warner and
Ooldenw11t.
8ALVTE TO WINE: In .-.
copldon ol California'• wine in·
duatry, the Newport Stach
Public Ubrary will present a
two-part proeram durln• tho
month.
On Monday, May 23, at 1:30 p.m. the Robert Mondavi Wlnory
wlll conduct a Solutlon-
Component Seminar 16 tbt
Marintr1 Park Multlpurpoae Room. M apace 11 1hnlted, r• aervatlom are requlrtd and m-.,
be mllde by catun, 8'75-7'32.
Tb• MCOlid part wW .,. • Wfn&.
t•UAI plftT at 7 p.m. w~
day. Vay ZS, lo tbt W11ten9
Feder.a Savin•• and Loan, New~ Beach. lleHrvationt
are tO be made by calllnl Jack( Btaore,664·7~. . CRA•PAONB BaVNCH:
Hl1ber nse Perception and
cre~tlwty will bo th toplc ~Dr•'
Shlftca Kara1ulla 'Whtn 1be ad· =tta. Lot An11te1 arta at their nuJ uaembly
J 11".
Tb• 9\'ent will take place at
lO :IO a.m. Ko0d91, May 23, at
tb• ~ MutAa Hotel. Loe
AD•tl•.
[
Dr. Kara1ulla l1 utoclate4
with UCLA Extemlon and la tbe
author ol "Breakthrou•h to Cr11Uvtty." '
ANTIQUS PaEVIBWt Tbe
Oran10 Count1 Antique Oulld'•
new f acUtty on Dyer Bo~t off
the Newport Freeway, WW be
previewed M a benefit tor South
Co11t Repertory Theater.
ponl9rtd by tbt Inlud Guild,
th• event Will tut place at 1:m
p.m. Friday, May2'7.
P't1U'1Ut1 include tntertain-
men t by s9~J ttrollln• troubadours, a ouuet 1uppa , ao-
ho1t bar and an a uct•oa of
1peclally telocted mtrchaodlM.
TlcW fnl<.1m1atloa ta av&Uiblt
by caWnc Mn. Ju~ Houllhan. -.iec.
CBalSTIAH WOMS!fa Col. Heath "8o" Bottomt,, command
U1ht.r l1llot UC! mWtarJ ltCiDd,
IJI bt the. •Pfak•r at Utt l'Mtt
nllht dilDtr' IPoU,«td by ..
SaddJeback CommunlU11 Club .
Col. Bottoml1 .. flew with
Charlot A. Llndber1h hotted
G n . Dou1111 MacArthur,
partlclpated in th• flrat
tranutbnttc jet fll1ht and 1erved u a 1l1tant aecrtUr1 to
the Joint Chle!a of Staff in tbt
Penta1on.
The mfft.ln1 will bUln at '1 p.in . saturday, May 11/In the El
Adobe reetaurarrt. T!eketa cu be
purchued bY. tOllt•ctJni Mn. Jam•CJrne.
•
Pit.,., Antt. warn your re·
adtrt to tiewlre of .. helpful"
frifndl. Jn tho meanth:ne -any
IUHtltionl?-BUM RAP
DBAa 8.L: leme frtttMI. Bat
bear la ·~clear, •he didn't hJt
JOU ._bua ovtr the btad wttb a clab ...S dta1 laJm off.
I ..... Ill& be OH bit RJ'•
prlHd, If HHt aally Daddy
uktd t. co.e llome. la fad, I'd
bt WtJllq .. bit• It. 8oaadl u ti'' wt&Pd liat -temporarily. IA& mtbOw, wW 7oaf
D£AR ANN LAND£RS: I
tbou,irt you were unf atr to the mother wbo Hftt for your booklet
OD ~ta and handed Jt to
btr dau1bttr. You uld, .. T.....,... l'IHl)t it when tbelr
partDtl lend for 10methlQI and
1a1. 'a&AI>THIS. '" our JDOtlMI> Hilt tor several ot rour book1N and 1avo tbtm to
ut to read. She often opened tbt
HWSJ)tpll' to the p .... wltb your
column IDd left tt w'bere my sli-t.er ud I would be 1ure to Ito ft.
Mom btd vtry coonrvatlve
view1 on sex and lt waa difficult
for her to d1JcU11 certain thlni• with ua. We r•pec~ bet for
1etktn1 ouulde help In areu
where •be felt lDld.caua\e.
Wt kniw the cared. What'•
• more, we 1ot a JOt ot 1ood ad\ict
from JOW'. booklet.I and your col-umn .. ...,.. tM tJme came foe' ua
to mue IMUa1 cholc.e •• wen w11Mnformtd and capable ot
I
Several of ua have dl1cuased It
but no one know1 what to do. Sub-
tle hint.I don't help. I'm writing to
)'OU in the hope you will print this
letter and perhaps 1he will 1et
the meuaae. -IN NEED OF
FRESH AIR
DEAR IN NEED: She wUI
NOT •et &Ile raeua1e utU ao-
meoM .Svea It to ber.
I n1111t &bat 1ever1I
emplor-ta 1our Office clip &hi•
colabUI aAd mall a. to ber. And
tlatt thlt problem JI one I bear
aboa& at leut a doze• Umet a
day. 1oa caa be aare you .nu
la ave helped a 1reat m an1 people
acroo the cCMllltry.
Ann Llndm dllcuaaca teenaao
drln.klnl -ltl myths, JU rt·
allUet. Learn th• f ICU by read·. Ina .. Booze and You -For
Teen11en Only," by Ann Lari·
dtra. Send 50 centl ln coin and a
Jon1, lllf·•ddre1ted, 1t1mped
tnH'®e to Ann Lande.rs. J).O.
Box lu.81 CJ\lc110. Ill. 80611.
Are YOW" parent.a too 1trtcU
Hard to reach? Ann Lander•
bOokJet, "Bu11ed by Parenut
How to Get Mort FrtedOD\,"
could help ~ou bridl• th• ,en.er•·
tlon 1ap. Send SO ~enu n· C01il •
wlth )'OW' request' and a 'lOftl,
etam~. Hlf·addre11ed tll·
v1lope tO Ann bndtn; P .O. BQx
uns:auca10. m. 80611., ·
• .
. ,
By ED BLANCHE
A•Mclllff ~·••• Wrtler fan Parkhouse 1s about as English :Yoa can iet. He lives In middle-cla~s
ymity ln Stevenage, a satellite town
~ ol London. drives a truck five days
., .... "'~and spends an hour or two in the ~Int at Ids local pub, sipping brown
~ playlna darU. on weekends, be turns cowboy, a
llted Colt .4S sluni low on his hip,
holster strapped to hls thiah. a
n yanked over his eyes. j1nglebob
can spurs tinkling on h1&h·heeled
ts.
Short Cut to
Shortcakes
Last week's rains accelerated the strawberry
harvest on the Irvine Ranch,.
· Normally the berries wouldn't be picked unW the
end of the month, but the field hands headed into tbe
400 acres early to prevent rot dama1e.
''They've bad to throw away about 20 percent:•
said Jim Manassero, row crops manager. 0 We won't
know the total errect until future bloom cycles
because the mold strains may continue."
Worker, below, plucks the fruit while another, at
right, hustles his lug to be counted and weighed. They
are paid $1.25 for each of the 40 to 45 lugs they average
a day. The three-pound wooden box contains lS
pounds of strawberries.
Daily Pilot Photos by Richard Koehler
Firm's Key Is Lifestyle
~ DITOR'S NOTE -Dumag tM w.tlc, tMJ/ 1*at1 it rtrwght. Working, haunting tM p.ibl
t111lh their polr But COJM the ~ebnd. they
raid thnr cl.out1 /or IU-.1hooter1, Stetaoru,
string t~r and high·Mt~d boots. TMt;'re
Brrtuh Cowbov• who would rather U.tn to
TammJI WJ(ftdte than Tom J<mn, li« m
Am.nca•s Wt!t rathc than London'• tuf>.
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By THOM LECOQ
OI tlM D~IY f'li.t Staff
What are two trade ma1azine publishers doing
openina an energy cooservaUon supply store in
Newport Beach?
Why, they say, they're just resP.ODdlng to the
chan1es they see in the style of life people are
adopting in the face of a growing consciousness of
the existence of limits.
"LOOK AT GOV. Brown," says partner Bruce
Alexander, "he lives an almost ustere Y..fe. It
shows that attitudes are chang-
ing.\'
Stuart Karl, the other half of
the partnership, says "Life here
is not an exhibition or wealth
anymore ... even a Mercedes is a
gas-conscious car now."
The two chose to open their
business, The Energy Store.
located at 900 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, in the Newport area
for several reasons. KARL
Most important is their feeling that better
educated, more affluent residents of the coast area
are more aware of the need to in·
vest in conservation.
THE ATTITUDE among af.
fluent people, says Alexander, is
that conserving their resources
i~ beneficial.
"People who're arrtuent are
affluent because they have a
long range outlook." That out·
look, he says, allows them to see
a~1:u"o111 the eventual savinas possible
from investing in practical conservation measures.
· Both partners say that people should make all
frbm Glasgow for three days of bot doas,
Tammy Wynette and the Southern Com·
fort bar where they can rub shoulden
with the real thing -drawling good ol'
boys from Texas, Tennessee and
Alabama.
THE1tE•s THE tllht little knot Of
poncho-draped "Jrl exicans u from
Manchester, strutting around swtnint
lemonade like it was tequila and tryin1
to look mean among all thOle irto1«>1.
possible efforts lA> insulate their homes and to fol\ow
good conservation practices before P.Ul'Cbulng
specialized equipment, but add that once you look
for equipment. you'll find dealers are hard to find.
"Nowhere, except here, can you find all availa-
ble devices in one place," says Karl.
THE TWO P RODUCE trade magazines for the
waterbed and spa and sauna industries.
Tbo6e types of businesses, they say. began as
exploitive ones with get-rich-quick types cashing in
on a craze. But, they add, standards have been
raised and the lifestyle involved "is coming out of
the hippie era into real Ufe. More and more 'real'
people are involved," says Karl. •
The store will carry a wide variety of
products, ranging from common plumbing and
electrical conservation devices such as
sbowerheads and fluorescent fixtures, to more ex-
otic items such as wind generators and solar heal·
fng devices.
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There's the dude who stallcs the
crowded concourses like Gary Cooper
looking for a high noon abootout -1
mysterious gent in black, with a frilly
aarter belt on his arm, toy iuns on hla
thichs, atrapped down &unfi&hter style,
and apurs that every once in a "'hile anai
behind blm, destroying the 111usion of
slit-eyed menace he carefully culUvatu
aa be plays out the movie ill h1I head.
His name la FredertcK.
If you b~ught a new Olr con~ltloner
without shopping the ads In the Doily PUot,
you lost both. time and money.. · The tunftchtera are, to be fair, the eJt•
trem!lta amona the 35,000 countrJ fans
who nock to Wembley. MClltly they're
Just puriatl who've come to HG the folk
from NubvUle 1ln1 tbetr IOn&I ol love
and despair.
There are dozens of cowboy eJu~.
where the f anaUca bold fut.draw com·
pet.iUona and occulonally •taie rodeos
and clambfakes. But the maln atttacUon
ts the music.
The latest bOtgolf\'s.J»n the most up.to-date
~ipment t~ cOol or heat your home are
fcpund routfnely'f n th• Dady Piiot. .
The bttt place to buy-or sel along ttit
Orange COalf, Is the . ..
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g DAILY PILOT Sund!y. Mg ta. 1rrT
·n~y TV Plnys by Ruks
LOS ANG.EL!!S <AP) -For~ money, you
still can't beat IOllp o'*"*' md 1ame shows, at
leut untll •tmNt.
WatchlnC televtslon with• more crttlcaJ eye
tban the bousewtva, elderly, abut-lnl and nlcht
worktn are tbo notworlcl' daJtlme PfOIJ'&ID·
mtn1 vtee president.•-Jackie Sm.Ith of ABC,
Madelln&DavidolNBC &DdM.lkeOlieMofCBS.
All pl~ bytbe Hme nl•:
people watch TV durln.I ti.. day,,ad rates cor-~ an much lower, abOut $8,000 for a
»~ 1pot compared wtth ~.ooo for tbe
umet!medu.rtni peak vtewtni boun.
So the aetwe>fb are Umlted to producin1 pro-· .a.ram. UllltY can p~ for. &.pl and sames are
cheap.
ALL ftl&EE VICE presidents have been in
tbelr Jobi 18 moot.bl or Jen. All bave acUng or
production experience ln daytime teJevlalon.
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CBS'Og/ens
. clte3 viewer
Involvement
as daytime
programmlng's
attraction.
· -The only durable fonna of aucceuful
daytime entertainment are same sbowa and
soap operaa. Attempts at lnnovaUon have pro-
duced only temporary aucceues and are tar
moreriaky.
01ien1, al 291 la network lelevlsion's
younceat vlce preaiaent. He •tarted wltb CBS as
a prosram executive in 1972 aft~r a aUnl at
•Heral production companies and ABC.
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-WOMEN COMPIUU about 85 to 90 per-
cent ot the audience. Nooe ol the three executive aulte n~mers
exactly bubbles with plans for shows new and dif-
ferent
personality game show." But momentous. changes, no.
-Daytfme viewers want prorrama they can
identify with. 'Ibey dan'.l llke a Jot at cbanae and
e•perlments with new formats. several of the
most popular ~ operu have been on the air
more tban 20 ye an.
-Production budcets are much smaller for
daytime abowa than for prime-time eveni.Di pro-
arama, althou&b none ot the tbree executives will
say how much. Since fewer than half as many
True, Oaiena talks about a variety of specials
-featuring the musical talent of soap opera
characters -and 1ay1 he'1 lookin1 io a bll more
serial rather than came show protJ'ammlnc. Ms. David la plannine a novel for ftytime television
-a soap wlth a beeioning, middle and an end. And
Ms. Smith ls a earing up for•' a new human interest
"MOST OF THE serials repeat thuame kind
of stories with slightly different veneers," says
Ma. Smith, 43, who was promoted to her Job In mid·
March." And obviously the women have a passion
forwhati5 ..•
"That doesn't mean you don't change It or of.
fer somelhlna different, but I think I would want to
be careful about tamperina with material that is
giving people enormous emotional rewards."
~agittarius: Drop Burden
MONDAY, MAY II
By SYDNEY OMAllR
A.KIES (March 2l·April 19): Creative
inquiries could save money; be a com·
parison shopper. Assert needs. State
budgetary requirements.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You re·
ceive assurances and denials at one and
the same time. Sort out information; you
can arrive al truth.
GEMINI (May 21·JUne 20): Highlight
natural qualities of humor, curiosity,
versatility. Holiday spirit could prevail.
CANCER (June 21·July 22): Be direct,
specific, familiar with ''homework." Ac·
cent on desire, communication with one in authority.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be analytical.
Refuse explanation that merely
"something happened." Find reasons;
delve beneath superficial lndlcations.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Creative
outlet is required. Express yourself.
Don't be intimidated by "child." You
have chance to make con&trucUve ad·
justmenta.
UBBA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be definite
about quotattons, techniques. Emphasis
on what is hidden from view.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Accent on
legalities, marital statua1 working
partnership, rights and permissions. Lie
low. Time is on your side.
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21):
Finish project, let go or past, get rid of
losing situation, stop carrying burden
which was not your own in first place.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Lunar
aspect coincides now with minor
turmoil, general confusion but chance lo
be happy and creative.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Your
intuition ia boned to razor sharpness.
You sense when something of im-
portance is about to occur.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Stay
away from traffic -and argumentative
relatives. Key now is nexibillty. The
mobility will take care of il3elf.
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glrl movement fish 86 Australlan
1 Torment 77 01 soft 1 35 Building 19 lne111table bird
7 Mark palate wino result 87 L1qu1d
with a 78 Follow 136 Add 20 African measure
line orders sugar expedition 89 011er1oad
14 Wrench 79 Unusual 137 Facade 23 Lower in 2 wda
20 Fountain 80 Might 139 Augment rank 90 Had
order: 2 82 Palm Illy 1 •O Indian 31 Coil lunch
wda. 83 Golf mulberry 33 Stagger 91 Came to
21 Farm mound 141 Fly aloft 34 Of great earth
machine 84 Leave 142 tnfOfmal p0wer 92 Here
22 Hammered 85 Bank greeting 35 Puddle 94 Helm
24 Verb employee 143 Zoo 36 Vagabond position
form 87 lndl11111ct greeting 38 Disappear 96 Decimal
25 Asian 88 Correlative 144 Egyptian gradually: ban
deaert 89 Greek herb 2 wds 97 Band
29 Speed letter• 1 •6 Frenct.-40 Eapensive members
conteet 90 Dessert article wrap 98 Kind
27 A.a far 11 0<der 2 147 Error 41 Burn 100 Electrlcal
28 COfrode wds 1 49 Suppe>rt slowly unit
29 Pronoun 92 Baby 1 51 Sat tire 43 Al no I 02 Neither
30 Not carriage 10 Ume 1 04 Faucet
meny 93 Feudal 1 53 Anchored 45 B1e part 106 Preaenled
32 Hoisting eatate a tent o . I 09 Reflected
apparetua 95 In no 154 Reap0nded 47 Finished 111 Sharp
34 Embryo manner 1 55 Gathered 2 wds cry
frog 97 Height 49 Performed 112 Garden
36 Dreas 98 Rub DOWN 5 1 Lease-latticework
border harshly holder 113 Stir up
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smoke 100 Relaxing 2 wda. baae 11 7 Merit
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comp greeting •nlmal 59 Motel 124 Wilt
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U>astComics
'live' Monday
A lighl·hearted evening of
music and comedy, presented by
comedians Skiles and Henderson
and musicians Young and Cole,
will be aired Monday at 8:30
p.m. on KOCE·TV, Channe150.
During the 2\.'J hour special,
broadcast live from the Cannery
restaurant in Newport Beach.
viewers may become "Friends or
Channel SO" by phoning 898-8911.
Bill Skiles and Pete Hen·
derson, whose act has been
described as "silly beyond
belief," fmd humor in such un ·
likely subjec.ts as tickling a
potted plant or playing •'The
Stars and Stripes Forever" on a
bicycle pump.
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• BJ W1UJAM GLOVER ~ "'°'•-•rt• I NEW YORK -Sylvla Sidney
• can 1Ull cry on eue, but &antnuna
i• are out u a career wup0n.
••All my attitude• have
cbaQJed," 1ay1 ~•tar once oat-
• ed for temperament u lnteue as
: btT hlO-vol~e emot.ln•· • "U you don t srow up at some 'l>btnt1 you'll 10 to your 1rave IWJ
+!hoy -with wrinkles." Sbe
3iliictuatea with the famous 'inr~•l.Y laulh and a blt ot ooee
~'kle.
'The 6S-year-old veteran of a
ball century oo •taa• and acreeo was doing some personality
analy1l1 durine a rehearsal
break in "Vieux Carre.·• The new
Tenneae. Williams drama ar·
rived a ftt nisbta aeo at the St.
James Theater, Hlas Sidney's
nrat Bro.dway •t.l.rfl in 1' 1ean.
.. IN BIGllT WEED around
here, nobody has aeeo me lb.row
a fit about 8Q)1.blna, • • abe says.
ExploalYe behavior, Miss Sidney bu dedded, "wastes a lot
ot enero. You just win UA'lyln,
bate ol people •xPGHd lo t.. and .
there's DO dlcnlty to that. You
d01l 't pt -_, po!Oll acreaml.Dc
and yew.a..
"As l look back, my own ln-secari~•u rapooalble. •• AJtboueb she Ku changed her
way1, ahe bu oot retreated lnto
ll1tles1 pu1ivlty. Plenty or
thinp ltill 1tir satiric repan.e.
"Pretentious•• she 1coff 1 U
1uch WCl'Cll as arU1t.ry I.Oil role
are applied to theatrical en-
deavor. Rather. tho lady •llh
tbe crest. lumlnout brown eyes
plays .. parta" ln a "craft."
SHE SA \'8 SHE bu never paid
attentiiao to her public imace, but
u 1be describes her part lo lbe WIW1~1y, 1be Hyl, .. I play
an old -mydopdon'tth1.nk
ao, but aome_._,eople think t.bat's
what I am. ll'bey're welcome to
their optnlon. • •
Then ahe laughs and resettlea
on her lap Ladybuc and Star Sap.
phtre. tbe two pup Yiho accom·
piny her everywhere. Pug
breedlnl and needlepoint are her
major bobbles.
"My name hu been ln N~w
York papen more durlne the
past 14 ye&IW for the ribbona my
docs win than for what t do," sh&
remariu.
Her "Vieux Carre" role ts that
of a boardini·hou.se keeper in tbe
French Quarter or New Orleans
named Mn. Wire-"I t.bJ.n.k sbe's
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Sisters Produce Lively Music
THE TECHNIQUES or her act·
Ina are a toogue-tytn1 topJc -
..what do you want, a lesson 1n
actin1?'' -butsbe modifies with
"there are certain dlaclpllnes
that have become s"o automatic,
I'm not aware of them any
more."
·t ~~ORK <AP> -There are '\U'.: of excellent mualclans
~ tbeae days, most of them briitat!ne other excellent musi-:J?.QI. So it's nice to have a Kate i.lid Anna McGarrtcle come 1 altOI to break up the monotony. h .. 'lbe McGarriale sisters aren't
;~tly a new act. Both are over :alY, aince the late '60s, they've 'I writing aonss for people like : ~la Muldaur and Linda
1 dutadt. and they've performed laY.t around Montreal, where they ·• . I .. ·: '.
grew up and still II ve.
But they're new to the big-.
time, the records and clubs. The
wider expo1ure should brin& en·
joyment to a Jot of people who
like simple. s traigbtCorward
music.
THE McGARRIGLES are
talented singers and venatile
musicians for whom music has
been a part o r life since
childhood. But performing is not
liCe or death for them, and their
.. . DUO NEW TO THE BIG-TIME
Slater1 Ann• (Left), Kate McGantgle
i ·.
recent two-night stand at New
York's Bot.tom Line was the klnd
or thing you mlgbt come across
during a jam session in
someone's deo, albeit the den of
someone with considerable
talent.
On stage with the McGarrigtes
ls a loose group of a half-dozen or
so musicians -most or them
friends from Montreat Alao on
stage are the instruments they
need for a set: a pl a no, an orcao.
a bass, an electric guitar, an
acoustic guitar, a fiddle, drums,
banjos, mandolins, a trumpet,
assorted recorders and
harmonicu and Ill •ccordian.
Moreover, a good number of
the musicians play a good
number or the instruments. In
one set Kate alone played piano,
recorder accordian, guitar, ban·
jo and bass and there is con-
tinual movement on stage as in·
struments get passed from one
hand to the.other.
But the result of all this chaos
ls often brilliant music, with An·
na taking the high notes, Kate the
lower ones and their friends
blending in liibtly behind.
Behind all this the fiddle, accor-
dian and harmonicas, with the
more traditional rock instru·
ments making it a kind of folk·
rock music with a difference.
AT A BASIC level, what the
McGarrigles do is rooted in the
Scots·Irisb ballad tradition of
eastern Canada and Appalachia
with an added French fillip that
comes through in the strong ac-
eordian -the sisters are French
on their mother's side. But it"s
also contemporary, based on
contemporary concerns and con·
temporary sentiments.
~ ·~~but ask the slngeni. They can'tllve without him. Cy signed a pubU1hin• deal and began writ-~ Great singers wouldn't dream of appeariq ing wil.b Carolyn Leigh. The outcome was such ~ 9n a niaht club floor without includinl at leut bl& bits as "Witchcraft," "The Best ls Xet lo ~ ·one or two Cy Coleman songs in their repertoir~ Come'' and "Firefly~ a result or their suc·
because they re-define quality and taste. ceas, Cy and Caroly ere asked by Michael
"• •• And yet. Somehow the fame that sniffs out u Kidd to write a 1cor for a new show called
.. •Jrving Berlin or a Stephen Sondheim (two of the "Wildcat.." which would bring Lucille Ball to
( few songwriters atlll alive who atand for Bro.clway IM the first time.
" something bea!dea noise 1n today's music "Lucy wu a very hard worker and a good
1o market) has mysteriously eluded Cy Coleman. trouper. She had found, thoug_h, a vocal coach I
.:. Things are changing now that Cy's new dido 't like. The first time she san1 'Hey Look Me
.•.·mu1ical "I Love My Wife!" has opened to the Over· 1t was all on one note aod I threatened him. t kinda of reviews most starlets would give up She was quite nervous. After about six months, t their charae acccnmt.s at Sardi's for. she got sick and left the show. ~ "I LOVE MY WIFE" is the latest in a Iona •"WILDCAT' WAS sold to the movles and dir·
l . line of brilliant scores and songs written by Mr. rerent people like Ann·Marf!'et and Debbie
. ·~Coleman over tbe lut two decades. He'• the one Reynold.I were announced for it, but it's never
•• responsible for 1ucb put bill u "Sweet Chari· been made. Juat a year ago, I was told Bette
.-b'." ''LIUle Me," "Seeaaw" and "Wildcat," and Midler wu lnterated ln making a mm version
.1· Ju1t a few ol htJ aon11 locl&lde "Key Look Me of it. So who know11, maybe it'll still come to ~ Over," "Witchcraft," ''Jt Amna Me," "Where pass.·• ~ Am l Going," "Ftreny,'' "Hey Bl1Spender," ''If Next came ''Little Me" starring Sld Caeser.
":..,. "My Frienda Could See Me Now" and -weJl, the ·'Sid wo.s eo1ng through a hard time. He was do·
··11st Is endln1. Ing a w~kJy TV s how that was murdered by the
,..· · In person. Cy looka like n sunburned polar critics and he himself adm1ta tbat emotionally he
bear with the face of a cheerful chipmunk. Start· waan"t up to hls best. The ahow didn't have the
lne at the be1iMin1. he says "Actually, I wu a run lllbould have." ~ child prodJay and be~an pla)'in1 the piano at the Hollywood beckoned and Cary Grant asked ~ age or 4." him to dO the acore for the rum ''Father Goose." ~ "· The rlpe old a1e or 6 found Cy playlne Town Then RolS Hunter hired bJm to do the same for ~ · nall and Carnetle Hall u a clualcal concert "The Art Of Love." Next he was Invited to do 10 ~ pianist. By the tlm•b• reached hit late tffnt, he pictures at Univeraal. i .~asn't sure what dlrectlon he wanted~ career Orlainally, "Sweet Charity" was to be two
to take. While he wu maklnt up btJ Mind, be one·act musicals -one written by Elaine May
• began to play a few club dalel around town. and the other by Bob FONe. But by the time it
lt was durln• this period that Cy beaan went Into _production, Nell Simon was the author
wrltln1 for the 1ta1e. He bad a aoog featured in and the •bows were lnte•r•ted Into one concept
···:•John Murray Ancltnon's Almanac" and some
• Jnore numben In the Ul·fated "Zleafeld Follies" !· · atarrlng Tallulah Bankhead, which clottd out of
' town. He a1ag wrote a sco" lot the Broadway
Some Of It ls personal. like
.. Heart Lllce a Wheel," Anna's
song first recorded by Linda
Ronstadt; aome of lt if quleUy
social, like Kate's "The Work
Sona," a sometimes toneue·in·
cheek parody or race and
economic relations, which ap-
peared on Maria Muldaur's first
album.
Miss Sidney, who grew up in
the Bronx. became a Theater
Guild student at age 15 and In
1926 bowed on Broadway in .. The
Squall." Soon after Hollywood
called, and her film career bas
been divided Into three aee·
men ta.
At fll'Sl there were the dewy·
eyed, tremulous heroines of
"Street Scene" and "An
American Tragedy." Then she
was the older sister, soon
followed by wife, mistress,
mother roles. "Now we're at the
There are two McGarrigle re-
cords, both released within the
put year. Thctil'IJ'lt, called slmp·
Jy "Kate and Anna McGarrtsle,"
won widespread critical acclaim
but didn't sell particularly well.
The second. ..Dancer With
Bruised Knees," is not really as
good as the first but is selling
better.
grandmother stage."
She bad just finished "Raid at ·",.._
Entebbe" when director Allan NO LOOKING BACK
Seldelman invited her into the Sidney and Frtends
current stage project. She'd •
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British Series
worked with him on several road company won't accept my old re-
productions of Williams' plays views. or even my new ones."
and found blm a very considerate She sustams a relaxed attitude
mentor. about the sum of her work. Long
.. Poldark.'' a new 16·episode
romantic adventure sertes. wUl
debut on "Muterpiece Theater"
tonight at 9 o'clock on KCET.
Channel 28. Two episodes, each
one hour, will air back to back on
this openine night.
Robin Ellis, dubbed the sexJest
man on British telly, stars as
Ross Poldark, a rebel of many
causes, whose stormy and
dramatic lifestyle closely
parallels the limes In which he
lives.
Tbe lnitial episode returns
Ross to his astonished family,
who had been informed that he
bad died in battle. The welcome
is warm and eenerous, but Ross
I at er begins to realize the
treachery that has taken place in
his absence .
REX REED
in the raw
"WrrB A BAD director I go
crazy, I don't know what I'm do·
ing."
Miss Sidney lives in the pre·
sent. She's tom up all of her
scrapbooks, to the dismay of
theatrical archivists, and has
kept only two pictures of herself.
And .she avoids looking at late·
night runs or her old films.
'1've got a friend who calls me
up when one ls on, then I sit and
gigele and tell what really hap·
pened while the picture was be--
ing made. At times J have total
· recall."
Thrice married, thrice
divorced and with one son, the
veteran star in pnvate life pro·
fesses now equable existence in·
• terrupted with frequent calls to
performance.
"The .butcher and electric
ago she stopped counting bow
m any parts there have been.
''J suppose there have been
parts l wanted that I didn't get.
But if they didn't ask me to do
them. what can I do about it?
There's no sense s pending your
life saying 'Oh, I could have done
that better.' It's like reading old
love letters." She hasn't kept
them either.
"The one thing you've always
got to remember is the audience.
If you don't worry about those
people, you've got no show. One
thing. I've never been wrong
about a part I passed up.
..I don't think of a career total·
'ly. Each time Is different."
Ladybug jumps to the noor.
Star Sapphire gives her arm an
affectionate nudge.
Miss Sidney concludes the con·
versaUon. "You relax, bear it,
grin a little bit."
AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL RElEASe
for Gwen Verdon. It was a bit. JODIE FOSTER · MARTIN SHEEN ·ALEXIS SMITH :~......,
Cy became involved in doing Shirley
MacLalne's nightclub act, which led to his doine
her first two teleYlalon special.s. He won Emmys
for writlnl and producina them both, as well as
an Emmy for the second one for best musical
specialoftbeyear.
"SEP.SAW'' BAN a year in New York and
then took to the road with John Gavln and Lucie
Arnaz, who Cy thinks was tremendous. "We
made some cuts and chaoses for the road and I
think the lhow Wat better than In New York."
Michael Stewart brouebt "I Love My Wife"
to Cy. "I didn't kDow If I would take it at first.
But I found myself charmed. 1t had a style I
hadn't seen before. I've aJways been fascinated
by things that are innovative."
Next season will see a new Cy Coleman
musical, "Twentieth Century.'' which he's writ·
lng with Betty Comden and Adolph Green.
Citizen
Band
The Movie
Citizen
Band
The Ultimate Fantasy Where
Everybody lsSomeb~ Els$
The Comedy
STARTS WEDNESDAY
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SUnday. May 15, 1077'
-Real E•tate
Quntlons/Comment
By Randall Mceardle, PtlD.
Realtor
Would )'OU pie ... e11p&al.D wbat a <0atratt of
Hie laf We are coetSclelia( bQtai a t •• bl Su&a
Aaa. I wu trauferred to Mr odka &bere -Ud
the .....,, auiiOIU a coatrad ot •ale. Wlaat do yoa reco.,.NM .
8.8. Cosia Mesa
A "ccadiUonal contract Of 1ale'' also referred to
u "land contrad" or simply "contract of sale" ls
an installment-type contract between buyer and
seller, provtdine for periodic .loatallment pay-off of
the purchase price while the seller retaina title to
the property 11 tecurlty for payment of the
purchase price. The •eUer aereea to convey legal ti-
tle to the buyer at some future dale, upon full1ll·
ment ol certain cond1Uons. During the term of the
contract the buyer bu an "equitable ownership" In
the property.
'Ibe conditional contract of sale is in fJlcl a
security device, similar to the deed of trust or
mortgaee but tbi unlike tho deed or trust or
mortcaae, there ts o standard form readily availa·
ble and some of th remedies of the buyer and seller
are not clearly established.
It ls Just as importan& that the contract of sale
be recorded as it is that the deed and deed of trust
be recorded. TiUe insurance in favor oC the buyer
should still be required.
It is the opinion of most leiaJ. counsel that the
conditional contract of sale is generally not the best
cboh~e for either the buyer or tht seller and for this reason it ls advisable that the parties obtain legal
counsel prior to committing themselVes to such a
contract.
EDITOR'S NOTE Randy McCcmlle I& the premmt
of the 1Ual E1taten and an author, lecturer and instruc·
tor. Send IJO!lr comment1 and ~1tions to Randy McCar-
dle clo the Daily Pilot. P.O. Bo:r: 1560. Co1ta Mesa. CA
92626.
HUD Official Set
For County Meet
Lawrence 8 . Simons, an official of HUD. will
head a panel which includes four prominent
Southern California builders at Monday's joint
meeting of the Sales & Marketing Council, Orange
County Chapter of the BIA. and the Home Builders
Council at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Markt Meet
Anttcipatlnc the end of
tbh ye-t•• seller'•
market will be the topic
of Wednesday'• meeUne
of the Sales and Market-
ans Cowtcil.
Dick Lewis of Lewis
and Associates: Public
Relations I Advertising
wlll talk about builder
image in a seller's
market and how to be
Their Art
In Irvine
Youthful Irvine artists
are invited to enter pen
and Ink drawings of
Irvine Ran(h scenes tr\.
an art conte$l sponsor ed
by the Village Realtors .
Twelve drawings will
be selected for cover
artwork to be placed on a
r ea l estate-oriented
newsletter the Village
Realtors will begin dis-
tributing to Irvine resi-
dents in June.
The prize for each win-
ning entry is a $25 U.S
Savings Bond.
Followtne the theme.
"lrvi~ Scenes ..-Past
and Present." entrants
between the ages of 5 and
19 may submil as many
drawings as they Uke of
either natural or man·
made scenes within the
boundaries of the Irvine
Ranch.
Bank Buys
CdM Site
Development plans for
a corporate h ead-
quarters building are in
the works at the Bank of
Newport following the
b ank's purchase of a
S.5·acre parcel at the
corner of Acacia Avenue
~nd East Coast Highway
in Corona del Mar.
The parcel currently
contams the Sandpiper
Inn, Kam·s Restaurant
and the Tennis Con-
dominiums.
A spokesman for the
bank said design work is
under way to remo~ a
portion or the exisfing
buildings and replace 1l
with a corporate head·
quarters which would
house the bank's real
es tat e a nd escrow
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Walter and Lee's newett 1ervlcea to the bomebuylng
public. Set up ln 1975 as a non·
selllne 1nformaUon source for OrqpCoWity )otneseeun, the
C Dter helped 4,200 fa'IDIJleJ dur-
ing l~ It cootalna detailed in f ornaatloo on all citl 1rt Oranse
CoUl\b', lncluiihi1 typ cla home
prices, tax rates, reodint scores
In Individual school dlstrictl, and
community recreaUonal pro-grams.
TOW NH No Pnor to joining Walker &
Lee, Townsend was senior advertisJ.ne and promo.
lion cl1rector for Dart R«,!sorts ill Marina del Rey He
wu responsibleforthefirm'sJeaddevelopment dis·
tribuUoa, and follow.up procram. '
R. JOHN SCRWELLENBACU of Corona
del Mar has been p~omoted to resid«>nlial project
manager of the Irvine Company. In this posltton Schwellen~ach i~ res~nsible for the sale-houaipg
program in U01vers1ty Town
The appointments of HADY WJNTEJlS JU to Center, a distinctive, planned
senior vice president and ROBERTS. IJCATA to community to be located adja·
vice president have been announced by the Real cent to the University of Esta~. a multi-office real estate firm head-California, Irvine campus. Town
quartered in Newport Beach. Center will include apartments
Randy McCardle, president of the elebt office and commercial facilities in ad·
chain, said that Winters will continue as overall ditiontosalehomes.
sales direetor el the Real Estaters and ai.o be Scbwellenbach joined the
responsible for the DiJUict 2 sales area. Licata now Irvine Company tn 1975 as a pro-
becomes responaible for aales in Districtl. ject administrator, Land
Winters has been aasocated with the Real Development Administration. SCHWELL•Nuc"
Estat.ers for 10 years and LiclJ,la has been with the He was previous ly real estate division
company for five years. ayatelll5 manager for Walt Disney Productions and he was an operating officer in an independent land
KATHRYN RAULSTON bas been honored for development consultant firm in Laguna Beach.
individual achievement by Coldwell Banter
Residential Brokerage Company and bas been ap. GENE B.ARROW of Newport Beach has
pointed an associate vice president of the firm. joined Mayer Construction Corporation as director
The new auociate vice president beJID her of sales for single family housing, President Robert
Coldwell Banker career In 1962, the first woman to L. Mayer bas announced.
handle sales and leasing For the put six years,,Barrow has been direc·
brokerage acti vlties for the corn-tor of eales and marke\ing for Warmington
pany in Orange County. Her in-Developr:nent, lnc. In 1976 he•
divldual honors have been was responsible for the sale ol
numerol1S and include her being approximately $33 million In
named the top sales uaociate in single family and condomlnlum
com panywide competition in homes in Orange County.
1971, the same year ln which she Barrow was appointed Jn•
was named senior resldentJal 1976 to the Subdivision Advls&)ti
consultant by the Coldwell Committee of the Department of,
Banker firm and also honored bu Real F.ltate. His role Is to advise
""uuToN the Newport Beach /Costa Mesa the department on ways to ·
Realty Board for listing the largest number of pro· simplify and expedite ,aub-
perties sold through the board. uuow division processin& and other
Last year, she recieved a lifetime membership state approvals. He is a member of the Sales and
in the Coldwell Banker firm's Million Dollar Club Marketing Council of Sbuthem California and a
the first sales associate from the 36-membe; former member of its board of directors.
Newport Beach office to do so. --=111=184-C9--JOU--,---ln-,-... -~---,.-,-.----
Simons is a veteran New Yorlc builder of re-
sidential and commercial projects. He has been a
leader in that state's building industry groups and
has headed a number or National Association or
Home Builders <NAHB ) committees. Simons'
duties as Assistant HUD Secretary for Hous-
ing /Federal Housing Commissioner involve direct·
ine a wide range of mortgage UlSUrance and assist·
ed housing programs.
Simons• appearance was prompted by a Lele·
gram sent to President Carter on behalf of several
well-known Southern California builders.
The drawings must be
in pen and lttk only (one
color inlc >; mus t be
drawn oo 8112 by 11 white
paper; and must be sub-
mitted to the Village
Realtors office i n
Parkview Center {cor·
ner of Michelson and
University) by May 31 .
Entrants agree that their
entries may be
reproduced and dis
tributed by the Village
Realtors.
The winning drawings
will be selected by a
panel of judges from the
Irvine Art League.
div1s1ons as well as the WARREN E. TOWNSEND of Mission
offices of the president Viejo has been named manager of Walker & Lee's
and meeting facility for Home Shoppers Information Center.
the board of directors The Home Shoppers Information Center Is one of
.. ,k•tpa.ol, IM
C.11 t42•"1t DAILY PILOT The panel members are Merrill Butler Jr .
President or Bulle r Housing Corp.; Waller
Keusder, chief executive of Keusder Enterprises
and a principal of the G.J. Payne Company;'
Raymond A. Watt, chairrllan of the Board of Watt
Industries, Inc.; Robert Levenstein, executive vtce
prealdeot and chief operations ofClcer of Kau{man
and Brc>ad Homes, Inc.
Those offices are shared --------------------!:..~~.;::'.!~:::....!:~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ currently among the
The Joint meeting will begin at 6 p.m . for
cocktails, followed by dinner at 6: 30 and the presen-
tation at 7 :30. Tickets are $15 for members and $17
for guests. ·
bank's three branches.
REAL EST .4 TE SALES MANAGER
W• are looKing for too manaoenwnt oersoonel wllh two vears or more experience in resrdential real estate to
mao~e estabhshed oll1ce 1n Huntington Beach
Excellent Comoensation Call Howard Rockoff Roberts
Realty (~13) 378-8527. collect
Save 100/o on
Allstate insurance
for your new home.
If your house is 5 years old or less,
you may qualify
for Allstate's "New House 10°0 Discount!'
We've found it costs less to insure ne wer
homes, and we're passing this savings on to
you. lf your house qualifl~. we'll keep
deducting 1()1;(. rrom your b sic home-
owners premium, until yo\,lr house becomes
5yearsold.
•
If you already have an Allstate
Homeownera policy, you'll see the savings
reflected with yournextrenewaJ-
automatically.
If you live in a ne w house, but don't.
f
have an AlJslate Homeowners policy, better
~!:i~s~iISiiiin the
• You're in good hands.
r
legend
awaits yo~.
There's a new and very special place on the horizon
called LazyCreek: A limited collection of 35 imposing 4 and 5 bedroom
country ranch estates designed for the most dfscrf mlnating taste.
Each ranch-style home Is situated on a full acre of land with direct
access to an extensive bridle trail system. The picturesque rolling
landscape and eucalyptus windrows have been carefully retained to
preserve the character of the old ranch groves. The architecture Is
distinctive and elegant, with floor plans featuring up to 3540 sq. ft.
that lend themselves to a slower·peced country lifestyle while
providing an unlimited opportunity for your Individual taste to
express Itself. And most lfN>ortant of all, LazyCreek is that special
place you and your f amity, wlll want to call home for a long time to come.
The first eleven of these magnificent homes are now under
·construction. And the elegant models are In t~lnal stages of
completion. We Invite you to come and acquaint yourself wlth what
promises to be one of life's moat memorable experiences.
/\ legend called LazyCreek.
rices range from $200,000 to $229,000.
8alu omce open Saturday through
Wednead1y. 101.m. to du1k.
Phone (714) 639·0550
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COSTA MESA &
PLAZA AREA
Your Kids
Are Safe!
fn this fulJV fenced home. Neatly manicured yardS, large
trailer or boat parking. Big floor plari features •
bedrooms or convertible den, dining room eerved by a
c::ontempo kitchen with modern kitchen appliances.
Brick fireplace in the living room, pr1vate master au.te.
Big c:ove<ed veranda patio. On a pretty corner lot.
$65.000. call Sl7t-2390
$44,000
~ M..-HtePhaa
This unbelievably priced home will not last long! Close
to new IChools I-ahoPS. Nice two bedroom starter
home with a oozy formal dining room. woocl cabinets In
the ranch kitchen. Uvlng room. party patio. Cefpets.
drapes. double garage. The price Is right. Call 540-1720 •
Best Buy --
For a Sandpointe
Owner anxious. has bought another home! Submit all
offers on this Sandpointe giant of a home ideal for the 1
big famlly! 4 bedroom, 2·story floor plan with a big [
fonnal dining room + kitchen eating area. 21·2 baths,
bnck hearth fireplace. mom lov1n· kitchen. Carpets.
shutters. $79,900, call 979·2390
Yards Ar e
Professionally Done
Lovely 3 bedroom ranch home laeal for a new family!
Protess1onat1y landscaped grounds with spnnklers and
party patio. Convenient to schools and shops. Inside has
3 bedrooms. full sized dining room. hvlng room
hreptace. forced air heating. Only 561,950. call 97~2390
Quiet
End Unit
Pnvate townhome. desirable entry unit with beautiful
parquet floors. tush carpets. redwood decked patio
veranda 3 bedrooms d1nmg area. deluxe kitchen.
Private master suite with bath Just minutes to South
Coast Plaza, shops and freeways. One of your better
investments' SS9 900. call 540-1720
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Gleft Joins
The .. CadlRac Cllb ..
Congratulations. Glen! Glen Hellwarth
of Tarbell's Costa Mesa office has
ioined the firm's orestiQious ''C&dlllac
Club." His outstanding performance In
both listings and sales has earned him
this latest honor. He represents one of
the leading sales agents In Tarbell's
entire Orange County marketing
network. For all your Questions you
have about buying or selling a home.
call a true professional. call Glen
Hellwarth. He's getting results the
TARBELL WAY!
540-1720
HUNTINGTON BEACH
RearYcrcl
· Leads to Park
E1<cellent constructed home'With "i vat• In the rear yard
that teads to a parld LoYely floor plan with 3 bedrooms.
eandleli9ht dining room + dining bw. Patio. deluxe
bullHns.. forced air heating. \Neer echools and •hops~ "8.950. cau 842.al11 ... '
You Can
Bike to the Beach
From this Huntington Beach homw. Supel' 2-$tory 4·
bedroom floor plan. dining area next to a chef's kitch~.
Wood cabinets. flt'l\llV .,.., attratef.,,. yards. ·room fOt'
your trailer or 00.t S79.900. call 9e2·556e
Great Home
For a Growing Fainilv
Near schools and shops! Comfort Ible fl()()( p(an orf8f'S 3
bedrooms.'gather ·round dining roorn + a hU<J! fltl'htly0
room oerfect for those teen parties. Prtvate m'islitaulte.
forced air tieatlll<). Carpets. drapes, builNl\S. $71.500. i can 842-8854
t A Pool
To KeeD Cool!
Handsome and private famlry hofn8 with a spar1<1ing pool
great for summer fun! 4 bedrooms. extra baths. briclc
fireplace. Dining area. fiesta family room. Party ~~ &
'SParklin<J swim pool, room to pttk your trallet" ot bOat.
S86.500. call 962-5566
Owner Gone
Best Value Around
Full Ot1ce lust S68~d look at wttat you get! 4 .
bedrooms.. dlnll'lg area In the femily kltctwtn. Livin<J room
wa,.med by a fireplace. And outside leatures a big Pool
and covered patio that wlll make summer a gas! Large
corne,. lot vacant home. $68.500. call 842·8854
Room For
That Pool
• • ....... #., ~---·'-· -. • -Now·s the time to buy that special home with plen~ or
room for that pool you·ve elways wanted. Big 09vered
patio. outlets for BBQ, Boat or RV parking. Pool 'and
tennis courts available. 4 bedrooms, formal dining. huge
family room with 20 ft. wet bar. Plenty of room for game
or pool table. Tiled entry. brtck flreptace. Pretty corner
lot. $99.500. call 84Nl854
Patios All Around
Front al'ld rear patio makes a great area for those BBQ s
Nice Freedom home m good area of Costa Mesa 4
bedrooms or convertible den dining room served by a
wood accPnted kitchen with built-ins L1v1ng room ha'i
l1repracl! ,1a1P entry to 'i"'parate family room S76 900
call 540· 1 720
Lath & Plaster
Quality construction thruovt. 3 bedroom suit~. extra
bath. din1n9 area off the handy work center kitchen.
Large covered patio sure ,, nice when company is he<e
th1, SUIT.mer Lar9e stor119e stied tn re81' yard. $72.000,
for more det lilt, call ~0-1720
Covere d Veranda
Great ror tummer enterta1n1ngt Attractive home clo!e to
everything. 3 bedroom•. candlelight d1n1ng room. con·
tempa kitchen lets the sun shine ml Hearty stone
ftreplace to cuddle by Trailer or boat parlon9 quahly
talh & pla'lter $52 950 call 979 2390
Pi ck Your
Own Fruit .J From the treea ol this Wllllams dotthouse I Avocad09.
tangertnes. lemon• nectar•nes along with peaches and
plums all al your ltngefllPI' Summer •nten1m1ng s a
breeze on the big covered patio 3 bedrooms, formal
dining room, birch cabinets Used brick frreptace to
.cuddle by. $60,900, call 071>-23!1<>
Mesa
Del Ma r
Really sharp and clean home with t-..o paJios-(one'1s
covered'). aurrounded by neatly manicured ysrd9. light
& airy T plan with 3 bedroom•. t>at1ng area 1n the fiesta
family room. h1md1ome stone l1replace Ultra mooern
kitchen wrth bullt·tna .. Carpett drapes. S78. 750, Cljll
54(}1720
Braaford ,
Villa-$55,900
Gorgeous townhome complH, near So Co t-Plaza &
lreewayL 3 bedrooms, formel hiring room. catpal.ed
.-ntry, deluu kitchen. Sunny & btlghl, lush p1t10 call
todmy, 879-2390
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IR~INE ·
Top Of
The Line!
Prestige Turllerock Y1ll9 Estate home in executive area
of Irvine. One btoclc to tennis court• and comm pool.
P1110famlc view tor m•le!. tns1de features 4 bedrooms.
2h baths. Big formal d1nmg room served by a gourmet
lutcflen with top quality Thermador appliances
Franciscan tiled counterrops walk 1n pantry, self
-Oatanlng oven Big family room for enterta1n1ng. two
cozy fireplaces Forced arr heating partly covered patio,
3'<:ar garage. $180 000, call 540-1720
$68,500
You Bet Your-Life
That th19 price 19 low for this 4 bedroom California
Home. Great floor plan oller'l versatility 10 the buyer
Turn one bedroom Into a den or hobby room-then
.veryt)ody"a h8PQyl Dining area otf the k1totien, forced
air heating. Call today 64'0-1720
If You Like
To Entertain
Then check out this beautiful home that offers a hu9e
bonus room great for any kind of party! Two wet bars.
t1c;ihted patio area mirrored wardrobes 4 bedrooms.
separate den. fOfmal dining room. FlMta family room.
1tv1no room has a fireplace. Deluxe kitchen with built-Ins.
194.500. call 979-2390
Behind
,1 Secluded Walls
U• thla IOYely lrv1oe rutd nee. 810 cover.o pati? 1s
klMI fOt outdoor eummer fun Fully apnnktered parklike
grOUnda. Inside h 3 bedrooma + a big den or sewing
room. fbrmal dining, bf'Ck fireplace to snuggle by
Forced ••r heating, private matter suite. 570.800, call
540-1720
· .. FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Century Park
Pool Sized Lot
Room for that pool you·ve always wanted! Charming 2·
story home with tors of panelil'lg. no wax floors.
coordinated wallpaper. Double sell cleaning oven In the
1<1tchen. 4 bedrooms. dining area. fiesta family room.
Enclosed patio. $93.900. call 962·55&6
You'll Love The Location
Of th•'i pretty Westmont home. Near schools & part<.
large yard with many dwarf fruit trees. Professlonally
landscaped ground .. with sprinklers for EX care.
F1n1shed bonus room great lor that paot table. brick
fireplace. 3 bedrooms. 01nll'lg area. large master suite.
S76 950. call 962·5566
Stratford 4 Bdrm Giant!
Spacious floor plan ollttrs 4 big bedrooms. 2~.0attie. tutl
sized dm1n9 room nellt to a gourmet lcltctien. Family
room two cozy fireplaces. ProfesslonaJly landscaped
qrounds. covored patio graAt for summer fun. Room tor
your trailer or boat. Sl 16.000. call 842·25G1
Dramatic
Black Bottom Pool
E><ollc yard•. beau11tu11y kept neighborhood. Super pool
surrounded by 6 ffft o de<iklng, PlayhouN for the kldal
3 bedrooma. new pluah carpet• at1d no wa" floora. Gn
BBQ great for cookoute. F1mlly aired dining area.
deluxe kitchen. living room with brick flreplac:e, family
room toot $8&,500, call today. 842·2511
Transfer
Forces Sale
Owner Is moving out of the area and needs quicl< sale!
Attractive 4 bedroom home, great for family living.
Separate family room. living room with tlreplace Detu><e
kitchen. ptofesslonally landscapod yards surround a
beautiful coot. Large shade trees abounding 577.900.
call 842·2561
$68,500
Grab it Quick
This home won"t last tong. ca11Tornla qancti styling. with
extensive brick worl< thruout. Fully sprlnl<lered lawns,
targe covered patio on a large tot 4 bedrooms or den.
dining lcltchen. Entry foyer lo tlv1ng •OOITI. br1cl<
fireplace. Wood cabinets In the k1tchel'I. Only S68.5Q9.
call 842·6691
It's Been
Reduced A9ain!
Unbellevable reduction on this IOV!flY home. Close to the
beach park and tennts. Family room with fireplace. spttt
level patio and sprinklers. Separate dining room, 4
bedrooms. dining area off the kitchen Gar~ door
• opener too! $129.500. call 540·1720
$56,500
It's a Honev!
Huntlnoton Contlnental townhome rn popular area. El'ld
unit with lush coco brown carpets. solarium floors.
freshly painted Inside. 3 Bedroo1ru1. e1Ctra bath, dining
area. Master suite. covered pallo veranda. Even a ,0sed
brick lire()laoe. The price Is right. call IM2·8691
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Gas use
Alter Travel Urge
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Ginn Amertca'• ObHNlOO with biC
wbeell, some buslne11men are con·
vinced that. casollne priced at $1.50 a
eallon will do what commoo Hnae bu
tailed to do:
Make the wheels smaller.
.. TIDS BIG CAR· UtUe car deal is a
mountain out or a molehill," says For·
rest Shumway, president of The Sign-1
Companies, who spent the laraestpartof
his life In the oil and gas business.
"They have proven to everyone's
satisfaction that you can make a very
successfuJ. small, gold-lined car. That's
what the ~ville is, nothina more tban a
very rancy small car."
"Why then," he asks, "can't you make
a little Pontiac. and maybe put
chinchilla on the inside, or gold fixtures.
I don't think it's the size or the car that
determines the derpand. I thlnk it's the
type of car."
The dust is beginmng lo settle alter
President Carter laid down his energy
proposals, and despite d.Ufereoces on
how the equation Is worked out, ~Lls
EDITOR'S NOT!: -With every~· a atten·
tion on enerf111, or the lack of 1t, many eyea
turn to Detroit. What's to become of that pre·
mur aymbol of the American way of life, the
private car' Jn the following tnUrview, three
men who have been much concerned with the
matter olf er intriguing apeculations.
s how the majority of the Amencan
public is convinced that there is a
chronic fuel shortage and something
must be done. Some experts have been
try mg to teach that lesson for years.
ROY CHAPI N, president of Amencan
Motors which bet all its nickels on small
cars only lo have the buying public tum
away. 1s convinced there will be a
cbange in the pnvate car. He is just. as
convJO{'ed that one thing will not
change: That the private car w11J always
be with us.
"I think we are going lo see a change
in people's desires, and the necessary
utility of automobiles," he says.
"There'll be more of an emphasis on
smaller, sped..alldd -vehicles. pub1pe
electric, for primarily urban , lhop.
pins, getting home from tbe office.
thln11 like that.
''There will be dlmlniJhed arowtb of
travel over long distances by pensonal
car."
There also will be an improvement ln
interurban transportation, buses, trains,
and a continuing expansion of air travel
if ltdoeszi'tcost too much in energy.
There also may be a slowin& down of
the trend away from the cities.
"I TWNK we may find people
more interested in living in a
metropolitan area. 1 tbjnk we will in-
evitably see an improvement io mass
transit, making mobility within urban
areas relatively simple, and hopefully a
lot more attractive, than it preSenUy is, ..
Chapin says.
Shumway, wboae firm divested Itself
of its oil interests, lncludl.ne North Sea
leases, because the returns were not suf-
ficient lo justify the capital investment,
still is struck by the ironies of the situa-
tion today.
There are only two ways lo deal with
the energy crisis, says Shumway: First,
by prtcinc-energy so people will not
waste it. Second, by getting rid of the big
automobiles.
.. The big automobiles are the primary
source of waste of petroleum products in
this country ... You just can't go on with
cars on the ro~ getting nine, 10 miles a
gallon."
THE IDEA that turning to small cars
will destroy Detroit, Shumway says, is
invalid. "Look at the little Mercedes,"
he says. "They're seltrng llke hotcakes
at $24,800 out here (in Beverly Hilla).
and you can practically pick it up. A
four·place car and it's smaller than
almost anything Detroit makes."
Whatever Congress does, Sl a gallon
gasoline -likely more -is considered
JUSt a matter O( time.
"Listen, it's inevitable," says Funk
Zarb, who tried to get Con(?'eSS to listen
for twoyeara as President Ford's energy
chief. "Dollar gasoline is bound to come
io the next five years no matter what we
do."
. ..
Cha •sreee ... , don't thlU It., IOtnr
to come lo pus overnlabt, but I tb1Dk lt'a
very probabl9 within tM' aut three yean."
lhum..,-, a ~bllcan, IPPlaudl the 1~ ~ Qu1er•a pro1ram. lndud.lq • tuea.
•'1'11JS OOUNTa\' has.,_, ln a elua
by IClell.'' be aaya. "European countri
utd O(bcrs Just u clvi.llud u we are have aln11 tuea a nry dim \'lew ~
wutlM llM!IV· TMJ've hid very h1ab ... ouoe tuea ao4 bJSb borsepc>••r
t&ata Ollcan. Tbat'1 why tlltMMfonlp c•ra bave 114eb little eniln• ••. Jt wun•t
because they couldn't a fford It.
particularly COIUltrfes like Gecmany and
France. It was because they felt lt. waa ev 11 to waste energy.••
If some car buyers hear the contrary
news that there is plenty or oil and gaa,
enough for the next hundred years, they
shouldn't bank on il as part of their car.
buying plans, most experts say.
"There's plenty of ml and gas left on
tbe North American continent," says
Shumway. "But it's deep and it's touah
to find. and you have to have real incen·
lives t.o rind it. U ~ou are drilline with
your own dollar, you don't &et a llck for
it."
Frank Zarb agrees: "It's tough t.o 1et
to it, and expemive. There's plenty there
-but you get the plenty while what you
are now producing is declinln&. So
you're not adding ... At tbe same lime,
consumption is increasing ... You're not
going to find the country balling itself out
with new oil finds."
THE AUTO industry 1s heading for the
greatest period of change in its history,
Chapin says, but it will not happen quick·
ly. Even with higher gasoline prices.
At 65 cents a gallon, he says, gasohne
still comes to well under haJC the t:ost of
operating a car because of large cost in-
creases tor repairs, depreciation and in-
surance. Despite these increases, the
automobile still is alive, if not well.
Part of the reason is that the private
car helped build the suburbs, and the
suburbs and their disperse geographies
now need the car. The far-ran1lng
Amencan will be reluctant lo give it up.
But one day the scene will be different.
Instead ol a fuel gauge, the driver may
watch an energy clock on his dashboard
ticking off the minutes between battery
stations.
Or, even with the better mileage ex-
pected by 1985, a little bell will ring in bis
mind every mile, reminding him he has
just spent another six cents.
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Unwinking
Ry STAN DELAPLANE
"Are there ways now for U.S. citizens to
go to Cuba?"
Well, I had a teller last week from the
Russians who are putting crmse ships all
over tlw pl.t<'l' rm1l('(J me to sail to Cuba
St•ptembt·r 2 on the 1\.1 S Ale'Cander
Pushkin So upparently THEY can get a
vis a fo1 .in American
\ctua ll), .1 number of American travel
a~ent " arc• organizing tours to C'uba. Tour
operators \\ 111 probably get vis as faster
than inchviduals
Canadians go in without a visa. <They
tll'\ er hrokt• rdat1onc; \\ith Cuba.) Air
Canada has lwl'n taking Canadian tour
groups in \H'<·kl y. The Russian s hips s ail
from Montn'.11 •••
THE RUSSIANS have been ~ll!>symg up
I he lwst of lht? cru1..,~rs that s ailed in the
Baltic. plus huildin~ new ones.
Thry'r<' eompclit1vr About S50 a day
compan'd to S!JO on bcllt•r known lines in the
CunhhPan :\o I ipp1ng IOlht•r <,hips advise
tips ol S(j a <1.1 \ 1
Tlw hra nct new M IS f\.arnkhs tan 1s
cru1..,111).! in Septt•mbt'r from Nev. York to
Poland 1 l·I days S9951. Stops in Dubhn <only
$295 1f ) ou g et off in I rehmd 1 London and
Rott«nbm
Husswn l'ru1sc brochures available by
\Hlfllll-! l>.I\ t' Stoll ml·~ Cl'. March Shipping
Passl'ng1·r St•rv1ces·. One Wo rld Trade
Crnt "', flol'W \ ork City 10048. ,, . .
(' \NAUIAN JOliRNALISTS say
Havana is no longer the swingy, sinful caty
where all good Americans went to heaven.
Tours -(run by the government> -go
heavy on factory production and work ac·
complishments of the Castro revolution.
Like in Russia, kids on the street will buy
your ball point, your lighter or the sturt oft
vourback.
(First man in with blue jeans and
printed T-shirts makes a million.>
*** ''We have a stopGver in the South
Pacific between Honolulu and Australlar
Should It be Tahiti or Fiji?"
I'd favor Fiji. Fly from Nadi Airport
down to Suva. Wonderful old South Seas
town. Native market. Fijian police in
wraparound skirts cut with pinking shears.
The breezy o1d Grand Pacific Hotel.
The "GPJI" 1s a great place to sit and watch
the military band march by and drink Fiji
hitter.
*** ON TAIDTI, Papeete town is getting
traffic jams. Stop lights. If you go to Tahiti,
walk across the airport Get on Tahiti All' to
the island or Moorea, len mmutes away.
It feels the way the South Pacific s hould
reel.
Splendid thatched resort hotel Bali
I (al. Get a collage over the water with the
floor made of porthole glass. • *.
BLT -n · YOU want a s winging town,
it's Papeete during the Bastille Dny
celebration. They make it last ALL month
or July-"Le Juillel".
Cardin's Spees Speetae•lar
Du
FRE.5NO (AP) -Some people
might think an MIT traduate
with a degree in civil engineering
would have better things lo do
than sit around playing lid·
dlywinka.
But Tim Schiller, veteran of
three U.S. championship winking
teams and one world champion
squad, knows no nobler pursuit.
"When most people hear I play
tiddlywinks they say, 'Hey, I
used lo play that game when I
was a kid.' But it's a far cry from
the Milton Bradley toy they're
thinking about
"I'VE PLAYED a lot or games
-chess, billiards, bridge, you
name it-and none combines the
e lements of ski ll, luc~ and
strategy as well as tiddlywinks,"
Schiller said.
He began playina at MIT about
nine years ago, and his en·
thusiasm has never dwindled.
On a recent weekend he and
friends spent about 14 hours
wmking in preparation for the
U.S. championships or "con-
tinentals" aa winkers call them
at Cornell University.
SERIOUS WINKERS the
world over play a version of the1
game developed In England in
1955, using a 6x3 foot felt mat that
covers a table. The objective,
called "squopping," la lo cover
opponents', winkswlthyourown.
SchHler, 26, said the people
he's met at. national and interna-
tional coinpeUtlons range from fairly conservative busineumen
like himself lo farmen, com-
mune l)'l>el and hllb school kid.a. ,
"BUT MOST PEOPLE attract-'
-ed to the game aeem to be orient-
ed toward math. You iet a lat of
computer wizards and lo&lcla.os,
very few from the humantt.les."
Put trips lo Cornell have pro-
duced a 1ood deal ol "cralinesa,
wtnken' style," Scbillel' ta.id.
One winter mow was so heavy
that the always hotly-contested
Harvard-Cornell hockey 1ame
was called off but the atonn
couldn't keep winters from~
lne their annual tlddb' touma·
ment.
Tbo resultl reported each
ynr ln a JIGbliC tlGo called "Mil-
&lDf Wlnlr.''
A. Int~ • Wlntera wen MU.U dl.w.cl er a propoaal to drOp 'ifiMly" tb,& hamo
·qt U.. am.a and l tt almpb' ''wtDD~
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tboupt thla eel more eoa·
temponry and llttca~ and
would help dit~h serious
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bdrms .. 3 baths. formal dining rm •
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2550 Ft. of luxury with complete
security, incl. df>uble parkmg area.
Beautifully decorated, 2 large bdrms.
& den; boat docking avail. S239,500,
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Splendid 6 yr old home : ~ b<.&ths.
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leaving area. 148!.ll LAUREL GROVE
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The "Twm Towers," with 10,000 sq. ft.
of luxurious living area. on two
choicest waterfront lots 7 Bdrms .. ti
haths, luntast1c game room ''1th wet
bar & shp for lg<.'. hoat. Completely
custom furnished & ol lcrt•d at
~50.000. Absentee owner will also con
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759-0811
.. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·0811
PRICE OPIH HOUSE I Z·S, SAT. & SUM.
REDUCTION HAJtlOI VIEW HOMES
owner said s ell my The ultimate in a 2 bdrm., dining rm ..
home! Movsn.: out or den home. . .view from bdrm. &
area and I will sacrifice den ... every possible upgrade.
this Newport Deach !ieautuut J>8UO areas & garctens.
beauty. Three bedrooms. Built-in BBQ. Securit~ system. Ex-
w1lh pool and jacuzzi can t · f · 0 t tile 19'YT Port be found In this luxury ens1ve use o imp r e . "'
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!. ~ ~ Steps from the bay; 2 bdrm., ~,m,a:i.1 I dining rm. & den, 3 baths. Spacious . ··-!?~!! .. ! rooms around lovely patio. On Lido's
widest street. See Sun. 1·5. $205,000
CORONA LAGUNA IEACH -DEL MAR 28832 SHADY LAME
You 'll find natural Top of The World, dramatic, recent·
wood:-.. wrought iron 1 b' ·1 3 bd d. · 3 fen~c staint>d !(lass and Y UI t rm.• mang rm.,
a l'Tlll;tcr suite that won't .baths ... on a clear day, look down
• top. J Dedroom, den. 2 · the coazt to Mexico. Ocean & valley
balh. views ... great treatment or wood &
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OWNER WILL FIMAMCE
CdM luxury duplex with bay view.
Open Fri/Sat/Sun. 1·5. 407 Dahlia.
SAN JUAM CAPISTRANO
Truly luxurious 4 bdrm. More than 50
special features insta11ed by
owner/builder. $212.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2300 Sq. ft., incl. big dining rm., big
family rm., big mstr. bdrm. Also,
space for boat or motor home. $123,500.
MESA VERDI ,
3 Bdrm., 2 baths, I arnlly rm, Xlnt cond.
in & out! Reduced to $89,900. Open
house Sat/Sun. 1·5. 2021 Calvert.
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Charminr Custom Home
Beautiful Dover f•es COl'fter·S365,000
Architecturally designed 2-story beauty situated on a quiet comer site with a
view of white s andy beach & water! Private courtyd entrance-, terrazzo foyer
leading from living rm to formal dining rm.& family rm, sun1teo we~ ~ar. New
gourmet kitchen. Gorgeous mstr suite wtth garden bath. 3 Addition~ lge
bedrms, each with private bath, plush-powder rm. Custom wall covermgs,
cptng & drapes. 3-Car g arage. A truly fine family home.
509 EVENING STAR LANE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
IH THE NEWEST "ILUFFS" $169,500
1-Story highly improved Linda Model •
Picturesque corner w/deep set -back
from st. Beaut. outlook of greenbelt &
view of mtns . 3 BR, 2 baths.
wraparound cov. patio, choice plants.
custom wrought iron gate & extensive
aggregate. Expens tve custom cptng,
drps & wall papers. 31 2 yrs. new.
2700 VISTA UMBROSA Sat1Sun 1-5:30
llG CAHYON $215,000
Elegance abounds in this two s tory
beauty w/sunset and golf course view!
Boastc; of 3 bdrms. form. D.R , wet
bar Sunken Roman tub in master
bath & exciting j acuu a. Built by
Deane Homes and prof. decor ated. 3
patios & lush landscaping A joy to see
& to own
7 rue Grand Vallee Sat/Sun 1·5:30
llG CAHYOH TOWHHOME
Country club atmosphere. Private
garden ct. patios. tennis, pool. New
2-story 2 BR. sitting rm., lge. DR. 2
baths. For lease $695 mo
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CHARACTERISTICAL&. Y LIDO ISLE
2-Story white stucco with tile roof.
3-Bedrm & den charmer on corner
site. Street to strada. Astro·t~r. on
patio & lge sundeck. Formal duung,
kitchen bar & lge master suite. New
cptng. Really sharp! $215,000
236 VIA MENTONE SATiSUN 1·5:30
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A b e a u t y to be h o I d ! Q-u a 1i t y
workmanship m bldg interior AND
ex tenor. Ne ar n ew. In Newport
Harbor High vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR
owner's unit w/fam rm, formal DR.
21 2 baths & 2 frpl. 4 Other units w /2
BR. 2 baths. Atriums & patios. Prime
prop. $295,000
T1tlPUX..COtlONA DEL MAil
Great location! Com111unity pool !
roiniview of oce an from bdrms. Great
rental record! 3 Popular "Townhouse
Type" umts. Nice owner's unit with 2
BR. 111'2 baths & frpl in LR + 2 units
w/2 BR & 1 bath. Great buy. $175,000
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LUSK HOME
4 Bedroom. 21h bath, large family
room. Morning & a fternoon sun on
patio with privacy plus. Priced under
market for quick sale. $1SS,000.
Open Sat & S.. 10-6 721 lells
644-0406 or 640.9900
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Sp"gt~~ View
4 BR, 21h BA. formal DR. Fee land.
Exclusive listing. Avail June lSt.
$265,000
Mike Schlon1m• R~
644-6397 or 640-4130
MEW IXCWSfVI USTIMG
Spacious 4 bdrm., 3 ba,, Spanis h con
t!:mporary home with a marvelous 180
deg. oceJn & Catalina view. Generous
use of Mexican tile, beamed cell 's ..
redwood & brick f ocade. Large formal
dining rm. with frplc., f amity rm has
step-down wet bar; 12 rt. wide patio
terrace along entire ocean side. Large
yard with room for pool. Access to 3
priv. beaches. Shown by app't.
$289,000 I
NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING
Builder's elegant ocean view estate
with 4 lge. bdrms., 4 baths, family l'm.
& den (on ocean side). Gourmet island
kitchen with bit-in charcoal BBQ &
DIAMOMDIAR
J~ wltb view. 2000 iq
ft. • Bdrms. 2 ba, lam rm. covr'd p:tUo, air «>O·
d1t1onln1. tnaulallon ,
cplS It drapt.'I Walnut
School Dtst $115,500 by
owner Eves & wknd.s.
5950700
Harbor View
2 br + paneled den (has
door & lie closet. may be
u:;ed aa 3rd bdrm). 21».
NOT a U ' yard but .i
must see unus ually l&t!
beautifully lndscpd fee
lot W/lrecs, purfed for
pool or t ennis crt. Oversized all e qp'd
katcflen w /breakfast area, washer/dryer, Im-ported ftaUan tile entry.
Mirrored wa rdrobes.
bric k frp lc . Patio
Reasonably priced, by
ownr. Open 1·$ Sat/Sun
1851 Porl Seabourne .
644-6746 -----· THEllSHOfJ
3 bedroorru. with 2 com-
plctcly remodeled baths.
AMI
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3br, 2 ba Bordeaux
By Deane Homes.
Only $214,000
VllW
Big Canyon Townbome
3br, 2~ ba.
For Lease
~/mo unfumlshed
or choose your own
furniture $1100./mo.
WOODMIDGI AllOll LA.IE
VIEW of the mountains & open fields
from th1$ NEW 2 DR, 2ba. luxury
condo nr. lake. Sunken living room
with rireptace. Separate dining room.
Two car garage & YOUR OWN
PRIVATE REAR YARD. $109,500.
75~1515 . 759--0087
· microwave, 2 refrig. & solid Walnut
cabinetry. The finest qua lity new
carpeting. draperies. wallpaper ,
paneling, fixtures & bill-ms thruout
Sf>acious courtyard patio with heated
s wimming pool & bath house.
Enormous 3 car garage with room for
boat or motor home. Custom features
galore; a work of art! Steps to 3 priv.
beaches. Shown by app't. $387,000
New pa ml inside, restuc. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! coed on the outside,
Hurry! These an tM only hotMs a•allable
lnC-oShorei
The Can.o Shotts RHldettt Speclali1h
CALL 673-7040
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Once m a ltfellmt> chan<.·c tu p u rdlu~L'
this oceanfront estate: main res1denc<.•
plus full g uest house & separ at <.'
maid 's quarters plus neat ltlllc housl'
on sand. Hurry. Lag una Beac h 's
finest buy at 1970 price . $375.000 Out
of town seller says, "seU ! "
C. F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
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BAYFRONT, pier & float, lots $200,000
to $325.000. to build your own custom
home. Several areas to choose from
PRESTIGE waterfront homes with
pier & float from $385,000 up
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
.1.11 Boy\1d1· 011v,. N B 675 6161
massive added--0n family
room with s wed lsh
fireplace, plus a child
safe pool. Close to shop·
ping and schools. Priced
to sell In a hurry at
$68,000. Call 842·2535.
Of'fN 111 9 • II S fUN 10 e1 Nl(I •
[9JUilHI
Ace in the Hole
M<'Sa Verde, $74,900 Cull
pnce. 3 Bedrm & fam
rm. llurry. call ror de-
tail'!.
ComM.&ReL
Redty
1s1-io60
•TWO
FIREPLACES!
2 fireplaces. 2 lamily
rooms. 2 bath$ and 4 in-
viting bedrooms · t he
~l buy an town! Wa lk·
in g di s t a n ce lo West m ins t e r M a ll.
Pnced to sell at $73,950.
CallM:? 2535.
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CANYON CREST
ESTATES
3 BR. 2¥. BA. Huge
homes ror lux e xec. liv-
ing. S Min to airport, bch
&!..hopping. Call now.
KENNEY
RULES'fATE
768-6663
48DRM
2 STORY -S&S
Double door entry step
down living room with
rathcdral ceihn~ Coon·
try :olyle kitche n with
formal dining. Localed
near park, schools and
shopp111g. C31l 9G3-6767.
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•WATERFRONT*
HIWPORT SHORES
IYOWMER
2 Sty )>m, 3 Rr, & den. 3 Bu, 2 frplc·s. l In master.
Comm pool, clubhouse &
•••PRIMIEJt OFFERING•••
BEAUTIFUL OM THE WATER
WITH IOA T DOCK
tennis.
Open Sal & Sun 12 5
432 62nd St. $130,000.
$265,000
Compfl•lr ,_..corof~ hi and out with
loads of tee* floorftUJ, WOl'fttth Ir quality.
3 '*-·· Heh with it's own both. Fonnal clnlncJ room, lg• famfly-bltllard room &
COY...-d patio. Park your boat outslct.
the door.
SPYGLASS-PASTORAL VIEW occu" HOW -IUY LATER
$275,000
tWw and,.. .. .,. ll•ed ln groclou1 4 led,
fmnlly roo"" formal dJnhH) rm. ln on
-..chGRtlng floor plan surrounding
Spcrith cowtyard. Decorator coordinat-
ed lnhrior and beaut 141ftdscaped H·
ttrior. S,.cfaf tenns for the bqer who · ..,.. to presern ca.at ftOW and buy .....
~II. macnab I Irvine ?-realty
FINER HOMES
FROM $61,500 TO $1 ,300,000
DON'T LET TIME PASS YOU IY!
D~namic taste w/quality & style.
Program for your school move
now! See this charming 4 BR, 3
bath, formal diniog, lg. family
room home w/lg. separate bonus
room! $269,500. OPB4 SUM 1-s PM. 14
MISSION IAY, SPYGLASS CU.401
UYEHtU!
A polished, sparkling, sunny 4 BR. 3
bath family home on a beautiful
tree-lined cul-de-sac. This is one of
Huntington Beach's finer locations
-just 2 min. to beach, shopping &
schools. The biggest.surpriS'e -
ONLY $94,750! OPEN SUM 1-5 rM.
21132 LOCKHA YEH. CU -41)
llG CANYON
CUSTOM DEANE HOME
1s t time offered ! TruJy s nooty
Versailles. It has everything! 6
BRs, family room. billiard room,
5200 sq. ft. of family living. View,
pool, private iron entry gates & 3.
car garage. Massive 20' ceiling in
living room. Lynne Rothell 644·6200.
CU·42)
CUSTOM B.EGAMCE
Can only describe this beautiful 3
BR home on fee land. High ceilings,
French doors, lg. rooms. Formal
dining, lg. family room, 2 fireplaces
& format gardens w/covered ter-
race. U35,000. Barbara Aune
642-823.S. CU-43 ~
FINEST SPYGLASS -
PAMOIAMIC VIEW!!
This Jtaib 3 8R ho~ w/lg. v1ew-
o r i e n t e d fa in i I y room also
welcomes you w/sparkling pool &
jacuzzi. New. custom carpets, paint
& wallcoverJngs + professional
landscaping. $275,000. Appl. only.
Helen WQOd 644·6200. CU-44)
EASTll.UFF -SUP'ER VALUE
Immaculate Lusk built 3 BR home
w/formal dining & family room.
High on a beautifully landscaped
corner. Priced for fast sale! Im-
m ed ia te occuoancv ooss ible. $145,000. Larry Dyer 642-8235.
(U-45>
MOUNTAIN & LAICE VIEW
A realJy s mas hing "Woodside"
home in Arbor Lake. Near boat
house, therapeutic pool & lake, 3
BRs, family room. dining galleria &
den really complete a lovely home
in a special location. $149,500. Bill
Hutchings 752·1414. (U-46)
SPYGLASS W /VllW -$ZJ7,5001
4 BR single-level home on fee land
Situated on a beautif uJ corner view
lot! Torn Queen 644-6200. <U-47)
COUNTaY SCEHI
Offering over >r'!a acre of &round w /2
private homes, huge 3-car garage &
work room. Includes a separate Jot
to build on or keep ror your own en·
joyment t $198,000. Lois Egan
644·6200. <U-48>
IWI llAOM WIMMBJI
Walk in through lo\tely entrance &
FALL IN LOVE ... a real Jewel
that shows like u mOdel ! 3 BRs,
; ramily .. room. 2 ffrepJaces & super·
wido cov.1red patio that extend! tt\e
width or the ho e. All th.ls in lovely Ba~st. S169,500. Bob Owens 642· . CU·SO)
r
THE UNCH -Pacesetter buHt "Appaloosa" model. 4
Bedrm, 21At bath. family & dining room. 3 Car Garage, pool,
$106,000. 15171 Cherbourif, Irvine
TUlnatOCK -Broadmoor built. Executive 3 bedrm, 2 bath
with dlnini: room & ramUy room. lar~e corner lot with many
customized features. $124.900. 19322 Sierra Bello. Irvine.
CAMIO HIGHLANDS -4 bedroom or 3 and a den. Beautiful
carpets & drapes, ocean view. Popular model $165,000. _.615
Cortland, Corona del Mar.
SPYGLASS -reduced, sharp 3 bedroom, Portsmouth model.
Owner anxious. Submit offer. Priced at $209,950. 17 Mon·
terey Cir. Newport Beach.
HAllOlt VllW -nicely landscaped and highly upgraded 4
bcdrm home. Off ercd at $211,000 2'll5 Port Harwick Pl .•
Newport Beach.
675-3411
L U S K ~ R E ,\ LT Y
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251 5 E. Coo\t Hwy. Corona dd Mor
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BEST IN BLUFFS
EXCLUSIVE HEW LISTINGS
CHOICE EARLY ILUFFS Front row
water view; 2 BR. 2 ha., form . dm.,
l·level "J -Plan". A real buy, Sl26,500.
BAYFROMT R·PLAM Popular tri·level,
ul>solutcly gorgt•ous ! 2 Lgc. BR .• fam.
rm ., S225,000 Incl. land
llG E-PL.AH Bay view, 2 beauties to
choose from. 2200 Sq. ft.. 3 BR, 2'h
ba., form. dir{, huge Cam. rm. Like
new. $173,500, $179,500.
OPB4 1·5 2915 9UEDADA (off V Del OroJ
$155,000 WITH LAND End unit. 1950 sq .
ft. 3 BR. 212 ba .. greenbelt. bay view.
New kitchen incl. microwave. oren.s 265] VISTA ORMADA
BA YFROMT LEASE OR LEASE/OPTION
Situated on beautiful Vi sta Caudal
\\here p;moram1c water view is the
ltne~t' He!-il end unit E-Plan :i Bl{, :JI :i
ha. fam . rm. w /wet bar. new
extended kitchen. SlOOO A month lease
or lease/option to purchase.
OPEN I ·5 20 I 5 VISTA CAUDAL
Helen B. DOWD
REALTOR. INC. MLS 644-0134
1973 Top Usttt" & Top Salesman
1974 & 1975 Rumter-Up
Newport.Mesa Board of Realtors
DANA POINT
View or ocean & moun-
toins. new beauty_.
PLUS loft. 2Y.a BA. 2590
sq. ft. Two story e x·
ecuUve home. 3 Car garage. Rent till escrow
closes. $145,000-Hurry ! '
Newport Center
WALK TO THE
OCEAN
S HARP ! SHARP
Newport Shores location
and home. A three
bedroom decorator's de·
light with chef's gourmet
kitchen. Your own
private master su1le and
secluded patio and
custom s un deck but
please call now so we can
sell this hou~e lo you.
Call 546·Zll3.
OP!N 1119•IISIUN1081 Nt(f•
[llNMI
<>p.n Sot/Sun 1-5
1621 Port larmouth
SEEING IS
BELIEVIMG!!
in Harbor View Homes. S
BedrmA, lge family room
vl/wel bar. Formal din
1 mg room 2 F1replacl!~ G .... ,.. 1002 GeMrel 1002 View cover ed p1t10.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Somer:;et model. Asking
~COATS & WALLACE
~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCALLY OWHlO COMPANY SlRVING
TH l SOllfH COASJ nREA SINCE 1963
SURFSIDE' TOWNHOUSE
3 Bedrooms, large kitchen with
eating area +forma l dining by
brick fireplace, overlooking brick
paved patio. Double garage.
$09.900. 2 Community pools, volley
hall and basketball courts Call
now 002·4454.
5 BEDROOM -4 BATH
This Four Seasons home is ideal
for a large family Huge family
room with fireplace. Country
kitchen, low m aintenance yard
and short wulk lo all schools m
C'lud ing St. Simon & Jude. CALL
NOW 962-4454
OH THE HUDSON
HUDSON AVJt~. that ts' Don't mas~
this beaullful 4 bedroom homtl
wlth b1~ double l{araee Large
v ard with p a tio Clo!ie lo
South Coast Pla7.a Co1y brick fplc
with mantle. Big bedrooms too
$69,950. Call 546-4141.
IS YOUR WIFE
RUNNING AROUND
LOOKING for a house -here's
the one of your dreams, in Costa
Mesa's most prestigious area. This
home ts exceptional for f amlly and
entertaining with pool and
beautiful family room. Present at
SSll.000 Call 5'16-4141
YOUR
AFFORDABLE DREAM
is waiting in Mesa del Mar. Price
includes new carpeta, drapes, tile,
disposal, paint + mature fruit
trees and 1arden. Open House
Sunday 1·5; 833 St. Clair, CM. Call
now 640-6161.
SPYGLASS
Be the first occupant Jn tJiliJ new
Spyglass home. Enjoy specious
rooms with a Spanish f)ovor. Lota
of tile and super view. Open Daily
1·5 PM; 32 Morro Boy. CdM. Call
for infortnatlon. 640 616l
onh· SlH,950 Cal l
644 7270
NO OUT OF
POCKB
EXPENSES
2 Bedrm houc;t" + 3 Untl8
(1) lx'<lrm 1•ach All up·
gradt•cl l'ri me Lona
BeJth lol·atwn $6000
Down Cop rate 9.4'1
Clll ror appt while they
lllllt !>t!l HllSS
MONEY
SAVERS
20 UNIT!'i for only 120.000
down F.xN•lh•nl write
utf No out or pocket ex
pen5e5. Coll quick '•
549-86.~
2 BEDROOM
CONDO
1 LEVEL $68,300 rnvacy and qu14.'t in
beautiful paUo rrull
troe11. ar•i>e'I. fl5h pond
und waterfall Eitcellent
tastu, interior decor
Wnlk to 1hoppln1 and
Wencllrr. For appt. ull
f:_Ul"~J\\ t'~~
HOMES OPIH l·I Tin •"-••
UNl(fllUI OVll MIWPOltT HAUOa -4
bdrm;? .story, incredible Bay views,
room for tennis. See Harriette
Hammond at 1101 Kings Road .
$325,000. .
UNIQUE IN HAllOI VllW HOMIS -
.. Palermo". 2 story, 4 bdrm, nr pool,
$172,500. See Nancy Laux at 1924 Port
Bristol.
UNl9U1 IN WISTCLlff -Beaut. corner
lot, nice area, 3 bdrm pool home,
immac., cbarmlng. See Kay Glavas at
1228 Sussex Lane. Bring $149,500.
UNl9UE IM NIWPOIT Hll•HTS -
Contemporary 3 bdrm., some view,
remodeled. $1401000. See Carol Drake
at 320 Holmwooa.
.UMl9U1 IN MISA VRDE -recent redo,
3 bdrm pool home, near M.V.C.C.,
$139,000. See Wendy Beam at 1791
Jamaica Road.
UMl9UI IM THE ILUFFS -Trina with
big Back Vay views, original cond.,
estate sale. See Barbara Hutchings at
416 Plata.
UNIOUI IN SHOUCUFfS -4 bdrm.,
pool, mini estate, new kitchen,
immac., $2lS,OOO. See Dennis Pilon at
242 Driftwood.
UMl'iMJI IM llVINE TlllACI -New
listing, 3 bdrm, needs quick escrow.
$135,000. See Dottie Johnson at 1312
Santanella.
UN19UI IN MESA VBDI -Popular
Republic 4 bdrm, tri-level. large FR
home with a cul-de-sac location.
Sl 13,900. Sec Vonda Peterson at 1936
Sand erling Circle.
U,_.l()U~ li()M~S
REALTORS•
THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLINO THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR, 676-6000
MESA VERDE, 546-6990 • CALL US
1002'Ga•r ..
SALES ASSOCIATE
BOBKADAN
1002
OPIH HOUSE SUM I ·S
16572 Tripp Cir., Huntington Bch.
3 BDRM, F.R., 1314 BA, POOL $69,900
10492 Cordova Plaza, Westminster
3 BEDROOM, 2 BA, CONDO $76,900
8141 Foxhall Dr., Huntington Bch.
3 BEDROOM, 1 ~ BA CONDO $69,500
10499 Salinas River, Huntington Bch
5 BEDROOM, FAM RM. 2~ BA
$132,500
7878 Croydon, Westchester
3 BEDROOM, 2 BA, FAM RM $94,950
15881 Belfast, Huntington Bch
3 BEDROOM, l~ BA, FAM RM
1611 W. OHve, Fullerton
3 BEDROOM, 1 ~ BA, DEN
I IOH Meg111le Sf. ,_, .. ....,
f6MJll
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$81,900
$62,950
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WATER,WATER
EVERYWHERE!
OCIAMAOMT HOMI Deluxe 4 BR.
ms tr. suite wi frplc .. luxurious
DRESSING RM ., SHINGLE
EXTERIOR. OPEN
SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1313 E . BALBOA.
$295,000
WATllflOMT UMITS Exceptional
income· warm & woodsy, 3 & a den +
1-BR, 4 b&. Doc~ for 2 boats. $196,500
HNIMSULA POINT Imagine! 3 tots,
prime a pot near ocean & \)ay;
ramb.llil& 6 B~ 6·ba. tlome. Cbarjnln1
brick exterior, extravagant use or
Itallna We. $315,000
. '
WESTCLIFf ~
llAte NIW LISTIMG -in most desira-
ble neiihborhood ! 2 Bedrms & den
with Jovoly lanai. You wlll enjoy the
truly formal d!nlne room. $147 ,500.
I tll leraMre LR.. Ml. Call ior appt
EASTl.UFF "£YERYTHING"
MIW UITIMG -Pool, Jacuzzi, fireplt.
patio heater, lath house -plus 5
bedrms, 3 baths, formal dining,
breakf aat room and family rOQm. 3.
Cor garaee & much. much morel ex.
cellent condition! $181,500.
2306 Aral .. M.I. Sat/S.. 1·5
CHOOSE ONE OF THREE
SUPH NEW HOMIS -in Marina
Highlands -prices starting at $78,000.
Fireplaces, shake roofs, 3 bedrooms
each. Many other good features! Ap-
prox July move·in.
llOllJ~t. CM Sot/S. l·S
BIG CIMYON
ALL 11tl AM&tmESt Overlooking green
hills with distant night lights this con-
temporary ranch style home bas S
bedrooms, formal dining room. Add to
this a sit-down bar, office/den,
beautiful swimming pool and jacuzzi
and you have it all! $425,000.
NEWPORT ESTATE
IXCWSIVE HEW LISTING -magnifi·
cent setting overlooking entire length
of bird sanctuary and hills. Understat-
ed elegance in contemporary hacien-
da. Rambling s bedrm (each with its
own barh+2). Formal dining room,
secluded den. cozy cantina bar &
kitchen for all occasions. The 2 acres
include stables, tack room and stalls.
• $675,000. By appt. only!
IRYINE-HEW LISTING
CHANCELLOR PLAN I -remodeled
with quiet elegance. Large Yard. 2
Bedrooms. 2 baths , den. wet bar &
spaciousness. S92,500
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Corona
Location! Location! Quiet Acacia
near Pacific Dr. Charming 2 bdrm .•
family rm., 2 bath home + just start-
ed 2 bdrm., 2 bath view apt. $210,000.
newpoi-l fieighl6
Quiet comer location, no through traf-
fic to spoil your solitude. New concept
in duplexes, will custom for you &
priced accordingly.
Exciting triplex! View across the
greens of Santa Ana Country Club! 3
Bdrm., 2'f..1 bath, formal dining rm. for
you, & two 2·bdrm., 2 bath units for in-
come. $210,000.
Woy flnt user's tax bredc!
PlanMcl & mcrlclhd by
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SAT & SUH 1-5
800 ALEPPO • !ASTILUFF
Choice Newport location. Sharp 4
bdrm, 2112 ba. family home with large
well manicured yard. A must see this
weekend!
TUSTIN
CUSTOM BUILT HOME. 3 bdrm, 2
ba. Many Trees! Very good sized lot.
Good area. S87 ,500.
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EACH· IS OP-4 flOI YOUR IMSPIC-
TIOM TODAY fltOM I I.
A YllW IM ~I V1IW HIU.S
Frasned by a perfectly lovely 4
bedroom home. The landscaping ls
exquisite, the interior decor is pie·
ture perfect. This ls one you•u
never for get. Presented exclusively
at $215,000. #
lto7 INLST ISLI DllYI
FAMILY HOMI -
H.41101 VllW HILLS
Psstt -See it before the word gets
around! 4 bedroom, family room,
lovely yard, fresh paint, sprinklers,
mirrored wardrobes, beamed
cathedral ceilings, water softener.
Many built-ins, dog run. Excellent
condition. $167,500
I 52t K!B. DRfVI
RRST OWNER MOVING
This home has been cared for since
new by the same owner and in
super condition. Great area for
children and f amity. 5 bedroom, 3
bath. Sl 76,500
llJOPOU MAaGATI
11~ CANYON GOLF COUISI
Award winning Deane home;
·spacious 4 bedroom (or 3 plus den
or maid•s room). Dramatic high
eeilings, a glamorous and well de-
corated setting on the fairway of
one or California's most beautiful
private-clubs. $279,500
16 IU! DEAUVIW
. . GOLF COUIS! FROMTAG!
Fronting on the fairways or Big Ca-
nyon Country Club, this 2 bedroom,
·2 bath condo is just the ticket ror an
active couple (or a second home) ..
Light and airy, never been lived in.
$149,500
60 SE4 PINE LANE
llG CANYON -MIW IXCWSIVE
Rare opportunity to acquire a
choice Big Canyon JocaUon. Warm,
traditional 4 bedroom home, de·
signed Cor active family. Can't last
at $289,500
26 PIMIHUIST LANE.
ILUFFS EASI OF UVIMG
One-story end unit with 3 cheerful
patios, 3 be<Jrool'?• ease of living in
this sparkling. light & airy home.
$145,500
SSZGLOllmA
ILUFFS
End unit on greenbelt, close to pool.
3 bedrooms, family room, formal
dining. View of mountains by day,
Newport lights at night. Just listed
at $147,500.
2121 VISTA LAREDO
TUASUU IM TURn! IOCK
4 bedroom, family room home in
mint condition, with spacious
private yard featuring huge brick
patio, BBQ, and wood deck. New
schools, cul de sac street, many
trees and move-in condition.
$1.39,900.
11752 VIA VUOHA
FOi AM An-C>INTM!MT TO SIE TM&
FOLLOWING PIOPllTIES PLEASE
CALL 6•4-17'6
MEW USTING -11• CANYOM
One-of·a·kind Versailles model on
the golf course. Decorator
wallpapers, wood floors, custom
carpets. Expanded dining room and
completely upgraded gourmet
ldtchen. Spacious aide patio wtth
firepit. $350,000.
CONDO WITH COASTU)9 VllW
See ocean, Catalina & cout to
Palos Verdes from great Newport
Crest Plan 4. 3 full bedrooms (1
down), plus 3 baths. Study off
master bedroom. Priced to M11 at
$145,000 fee
COMOO wrTH MJM .. VllW OF IAY
Superb Newport Crest Plan 8. 2
mastec bed.room plus den, formal
dliiing, tep-down llvinl room wl~h
mirrored wet bar &c fireplace. Will
sell fast at $1U,000 fee. ..... 1tA11 OltwLOC>I IND UNn'
Welk to excellenl abopplngl Quiet
adult communlty . with beautiful
laodJCapm1. pool & recreation
room. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, brick
flteploce, patio •• Lovely decor.
$75,000 fee • .
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landscaped lot. Wood and brick •xhrior
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$260.000
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
• OPEH SUNDAY I ·5
new &clwive
2444 VISTA NOILEZA
Luxurious Carmelita CC Plan) 2
Story Townhouse rn The Newer
Bluffs An Executive Area of
Prestige Hom<•s I lighly Upgraded,
Reaut1fully Landscaped. Adjacent
To & Overlooking Pool & Cabana.
Mastrr Suitt• & Family Room Up.
-Or Could Be 2 Master Suites +
Separate suite down . Custom Bar,
~hutters. Drapes, Mirrored Doors,
Van Luit Wallpaper And Many
More Amenities $179,500
1706 rotrr ASHLl!Y rLACE
Harbor View Homes. Charming
Sin~lc Level "~on ac>o" Model. 2
Bedroom-; Convertible Den. Mstr
Suite With 12 Fl Wardrobe.
Prof css1onally Dc·C'orated Highly
Cpgr;.idC'<l Van Lu1l Wallpaper. Del
P1so Tll<'. l 1srcl Rrirk F.ntr) All
F.l cdrlC' Kitchen Patio, Blue
Ch a mpai.:nc Pool Beaut1(ul ly
J.andscaJX.'<i Sl55.000 Fee
# I 0 CREST ClltCLIE
First Offering! Corona del Mar
<.:anyon Crest Er-tales Area. Lovely
End Unil fo: Plan Townhouse wi 2
Spacious Bedrooms. 2'"z Baths, 2
Fireplaces. One In The Master
Bedroom 3 Patios Buill·in All
EI t' r t r 1 c· K 1 t c h t.' n He au t 1 f u II y
carµct<'<I & Draped Near Pool &
.Ja cu11.1 Onlv Minutt>s To Fashion
Island $118.f)()() OPf:N SAT & STJN
1·5
2021 ~T UISTOL CIRCU
Haroor V1rw Home . Popular 2
Slory "Porlofino" Model With 3
Sr>n1•1ous Bedroom'\ 212 Ralhs
f<'u mily Room Separate Dining
Room, Lar.:t• Patio. Adequate
Space For Expansion (Foundation
Already In £-~or Donus Room &
Loft). Well Landscaped Yard Near
Pool . Clubhouse & Shops. Offered
and Fee. 0 PEN SAT & SUN 1 ·~.
new &clwive
DRAMA11C "aU~S" TOWMHOIJSI
In An Area Where Every Street Is
A l'i<'ture Of LoveJinen! Popular
End Unit Tri-Level "R Plan" With
View. Upgraded Gated Court Yard
Entry. Wood·Pegged Floors, Entry
Hall & Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms, Den,
Builtln Wet Bar 3 Baths.
All-electric Kitchen. Formal
Dining Room, Patio. Immaculate
Throughout SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT $162,SOO
DOYIR SHOaJS -IXcmMa VllWI
Exquisite Custom Built 1 Story 3
Bedroom Home. Dramatic
Entrance Outstandlna Family
Room Overlooktn• Patio le
·Gardens. Formal Old-World
Elegance Spoclous Open Feeling.
Extensive Use Of Marble. Crystal &
Import.*1 Wall Coverings. Ktt~heo
Is A Gourmet's Del11ht. BY APPT.
$289,000
UI DOYa DIJYI
REALTolt·s
675-551 I ----9y AP,OIMTMENT
rROMOMTOlY IAY
IXCLUSIYI WATllflOMT HOMI
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50' boat .............. ~ Olly.
UDO IASIM -SOPHISTICATID UYIMG
"OM lHI! IA r" -lxdttlMJ 3 bedroom, or
2 and a die cOlldoRIW-. s.c.tty 9'd
prhacy. Phr and .Up avaltable • ..,,.._
....... Oliy. $250,000.
CAMIO Hl~LANDS -"IT 5rAULIS ..
-In be ...... caftdltton, ) bedrOOM .......
In ct.olce locetl••· Prlute beaclt.
SI 52,500. AppoMta•ftt ~·
SAM CLEMEMTE ~ IMCOMI UNIT -
lrond HW d•IH, 3 ba• oo. end 2
IMdrooel with W.. water ..... CGI for ..
point-'. $160,000.
OPEN HOUSI
ANAHEIM HILLS -MIAR HIW -4
ledroom IClasticl conipleflfy air cOftdl..
tlOft.d. .,oded cClllMh and.,.._ pool
tiH yard. Open Sunday 1•5 •
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 l. Coast Hwy .• Corona def Mar
675-5511
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REALLY FOXY
SPYGLASS HILL
22 POIMT LOMA DRIVE
OPa. HOUH SAT/SUM. 1·5
6 Bdr~. plus bonus room & f amlly
room. Fireplace in master bdrm.
"Highly" upgraded with antique sink,
custom wallpaper, brick floors,
pegged noors, hdwd. noors & much.
much more, including night light
view! Come visit or call for private
showing.
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{wst t' .J3!f 644-1133 g:ca lh ANYTIME
EXTRA SPECIAL!!
EXTRA BEAUTIFUL!!
r1RST TIME OFFEH ED. the most
labulous 4 hdrm . ::? bath h Plcrn e\'cr
nllcrcd in Rluffs ' • EH·rything new :
).!u rgeous larg<: ~11.•enhl'll. steps ft'olll
po(JI. Hurry to ~el'&. buy! $129,500
Of'IH SUM. l·S 607 HILVANAR
\LSO Lt:.\SES FROM $450 UP
1002~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
C.M. DUPLEX -$97,900
Sharp 2br units m xlnt rental area.
Completely returblshed w/corpet,
drapes. paint & lndscp'g.
C.M. TRIPLEX -S119 900
Highly motivated seller Ju.st re-
duced price on thf'S<' brand new
like, pride of ownership 2br rentals.
Close to all, park soon to be built
across the street.
BIG CANYON -$210,•
Luxury living in thi8 3br
Bordeaux mdl home. Hardwood floors. French country kitchen.
w I center chopping island, sunken
tub in master suiLe + many more
amenities.
20 UNITS SAN CLEMENTE -
$579~00
No vacancy-wailing list! Choice
location ocean side of fwy w/pool &
rec area. Close to acbools & shop-
ping. Seller is tradln.g up & bas
trade securod & pendi;ng. •
N.B. CONDOMINIUM -fl04,500
Fanta.st.ic adult reaidential home to
"Triple A,. cond. Within walklnl
dlgtance to Westclllf Plaza Shop·
plng.
I •
~~ ~c!:!~>'-= Beach home on Balboa Peninsula
.tr j1cuul avallablo 1.00I PoinL 3 Bdrrm., 2 bat.M, used brick
~tt~r cbeclr U1ls out frplc .• shake roof. 2 car garage.
TOUAY! 848·77U. $l69,000
MIUIOH SSS VllW
Rare indeed is a home with this
view. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, larf(c lot.
Sharp lntcrior, close to schools.
Asking $113,500.
0,.. 5edcry 1""4P~5 A•...,. Pretk1o. ~
Walkt!r G hm
Ht:al lstettt
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HUR MARIMA
TWO LOTS IN
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA. ~ ~.l 673-7300 . Ideal family home conveniently
localed near schools & sbopplng. 4
Bedroom ovtir 2200 square Ceet ol
living area. Great potent.Lal for the '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! buJldt-r. I
COU OF NIWrORT Gwrel I 002 c. ... , ..
675-551 I 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Open~ 1-4PM. 2521 I YadllDrtn
D•a rohtt
MUltary Tr9Kfer
FORCH SALE
Must Hll ttwi beautiful 3
hedroom, 2 bath Costa
~1esa home. Gourmet
l<itcflen. comp!
w1butcher block counter
tops, & continuous clean·
1ng O\en. Sculptured
:ih.ag crpts. Heavy t1hake
roof. Large Yard. Hurry
pnced only $'79,000. Call
546-5880
°'91 HOUSI DAILY f·S
4615 CORTLAHD COMMHCIAL CORMER
Across from racquet ball club &
next to lar!{c restaurant. Excellent
visibility 13.500 Square feet. In
D•o PolRL Subordination with low
down.
CAtieO HICiHLAHD1. CclM
Popular model. Move·ln condition.
Exciting 4 bedrm or 3 and a den.
Beautiful carpets, drapes. lush
landscaping. Ocean view, private
beaches. ANCHORAGE
, INVESTMENTS
~~.,~ Ru/tor
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OPEN HOUSE
TODAY
1 PM-5 PM
FAMTASTIC VIEW
from this immaculate Npt
Bch hilltop home. Superb
oversize f am rm & formal
living rm. both w /frplcs.
View of harbor & sunset
over Catalina! 646-7711 or
540·8944.
DECUT1VE MAH5'0M
Superlative in every respect
is this plush & comfortable 4
bdrm. 3 ba VIP residence in
sought after, exclusive area .
1233Somerset, N.B. 646-7711.
DRAMATIC DHltFIB.I>
3 LEVEL
Newly listed. This 4 bdrm, 3
ba, 2 story beauty has
everything! High vaulted
.ceilings, LR, For DR. From
the kitchen w/ dbl self clng
ovens & trash compactor,
you view a lge step down FR
w i FP. Highly upgraded
carpets, drapes & numerous
features. Call now for more
info 545-9491. #9 Red Rock,
Irv. E of Culver, N off Irvine
Ctr Dr. on qst st, then E on
Deerwood to street.
A TIM. JWOR !XECUTtVES a NOFISSIOHALS
Fabulous San Joaquin
townhouse just listed. Great
view of Turtlerock hill, park
& new proposed lake.
Upgraded gold plush
carpeting. Much sought
after San Carlos Model.
Hurry! Call 545·9491 ri1ht
away! #35 Montanas Este.
Irv. W of Culver, N oft Univ.
on San Joaquin.
PAMORAMIC OCEAM VIEW
from this spac. cstm. VIP
resident. Tremendous
wardrobe & storage space.
Huge walkin closets .
Workshop for the hobbyist.
Private beach avail. 424
Mendoza Terrace (Corona
Highlands), NB. 646-7711 .
MISSIOM VIEJO
Sir SIEAUTY
root.Ir JAC
Tastefully upgraded in all
areas. Huge paneled bonus
room. country kit. wi BBQ,
FP & plank floor. Prof
Jndscped. 3 bdrm 2~ Ba.
For more info call 545-9491
now! 23791 New Delhi, M ..
Viejo. E of Neurlands, N off
Alicia Pkwy on Po.
COSTA MESA
MESA VERDE MAJESTY
Uniquely designed aro~nd a
IJ{e, btf1 pool this elegant 4
bdrm home is ideal for
gracious family living.
Outstanding prof
landscaping. mn area, close
to the Country Club. $157,500.
3030 Country Club Dr., C.M.
646-7711.
MAIJMA HIGHLAHDS
Btfl 3 bdrm, 2 bath & fmly
rm executive home in quiet,
private neighborhood .
Owner desires immediate
sale. Bicycle distance to the
beach. Just listed. 2086 Valley
Rd., C.M. 646-7711.
EASTSIDE
Spacious 4 bdrm, large
dining area, shade trees in
back yard, near schools &
1'hopping. Large lot &
located on quiet street.
Priced for quick sale. 269 E.
Bay St., C.M. Ne.7711.
UAMD MEW HOME
MESA VERDE
Under construction. new
elegant home. Marvelous
flr. plan. Still time to choose
your own colors. Frml. DR
& FR. mirrored wet bar, dbl
frpl, 4 bdrm, mstr. bdrm
s uite has jac. & sauna. 2954
Java Rd., CM. No. off
Adams on Mesa Verde West
to street. 545·9491
SO. COAST rt.Ali AIEA
Exceptionally well
maintained 4 BR beauty.
.Close to shop'g. & schls.
Dough Boy pool & many
other extras. Just listed.
1017 Alton, SA. 646-7711
SAMTA AMA
MEW LISTIMG
r+tA/VA TERMS
Sharp well cared for home
on corner. Brick post.
dressed with ornamental
iron fences. Roof 2 yrs new.
Highly upgraded kitchen
with new flooring, cabinets
& ceramic tile. All this plus
4 bdrm, FR, DR at only
$65,000. Call now 545·9491. W
of Harbor. S off MacFadden
on Gates. 4221 W Flight, S.A.
SAM JUAM CAPISTRANO
110 DEGREE 'AMOllAMIC
VIEW
View of SJC Valley from the
mts. to the ocean. Highly
upgraded plus h cpts. 4
bdrm, FR & DR. Poolsize
lot. 14 mos. new! 31882 Via
De Linda. $128,500. West off
San Diego Frwy. on Ortega
Hwy. to del Obispo, So/West
on del obispo to calle Aspero
to street. 545·9491
WESTMINSTER
GOICHOUS TWO STOit¥
4 bdrms. 3 baths, oversized ·
fmly rm w/huge f rplc & wet
bar. Everything ls tastefully
upgraded. Huge cov'd patio,
frml din rm. Have to .see to
appreclate. Call now for
appt. 546-9491. , ./
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rm. ht'u'v 'hJlw rooi.
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HUNTINGTON
BEACH
NEAR BEACH
$65,500
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EASTSIDE
1-~'.\lrJ clt'un 3 bdrm &
fomll\' rm pcKJI home
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hrick rrplr . l()w main
tcnance yard Sl00.5001
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.. 671-7060 *
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Cuatom home on 111 Dt'fe
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Bdrm. 3 b.a, 3 c11r de·
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 HDIOOM
1225 Ensenada Ave. Laguna Beach
494·7109 Sat/Sun noon·S
9611 Pollack, H.B.
$58,500 Snt/Sun 1·5
2 llDROOM Ir GUEST HOMI
279 Virginia, E . Side, CM
&&2·6368 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 IR & FAM RM or DEM
1851 Port Seabourne, Newport Bch
644-6746 Sat/Sun 1 S
14 Seaside Cr .. Newport Bch
615·0745 S49S mo. Sat/Sun 12·4
1937 Pt. Carcligan <HV Hmt1> N.B.
644-4848 Sat/Sun 12·5
282 E. 20th St .. Costa Mesa
556·2660 $69,950 Sat/Sun l ·ti
229 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) N.B.
644·4848 $205,000 Sun. l ·S
#3 Cove, Woodbridge, Irvine
752-7315 $128,900 Sunday l ·S
205 W. Palizada, San Clemente
496-5600 $75,000 Sun. 11 :30-5:30
3 IEDROOM
2036 E. Ocetn Blvd. (Bal Penin) NB
673·7300 $169,000 Sun.1·5
345 Univers ity Dr, Unit El, C.M.
548·5139 Sat/Sun 12·5
400 Colton St <Newport Shores> NB
548-1290 $91 ,500 S/S 1 :30·-1 :30
20112 Orchid. Santa Ana Heights
549-9091 $69.500 Sat/Sun 1 5
:317 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
644·6200 $197 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
18 SycamoreCrk,TrtlrckGln, Irv ·
&12·8235 Sat/Sun 12·5
7 Rue Grand Vallee (Big Cpnyon) NB
644·4910 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30
2700Vista Umbrosa <l'he Bluffs> NB
644-4910 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5:30
•501 Tustin, Newport Beach
546·2313 Sl55,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
206 LaJolla, Newport Beach
546-2313 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1984 Monrovia, Cos ta Mesa
642-7298 S62.250 Sat Sun 1·5
fi..10 Tustin <Newport Hts.> N . B.
675-5930 $104.000 Sal'Sun 1·5
320 Holmwood. Nwprt Heights. NB
675-6000 5140.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1791 Jamaica, Mesa Verde. CM
54ti·59<JO 5139.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
H6 Plata <Bluffs> Newport Bch
675·6000 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
l312 Santa nella. Irv. Terrace, CdM
675-6000 $135 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•6102 Palo Alto Dr. Hunt Bch
846·1371 Sat & Sun 12·5
•3119 Gibraltar (Mesa Verde) CM
549-4764 S85,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
5201 Bruce Crescent. Lido Sands
673-8550 $125.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4010 West Flight, Santa Ana
754-1202 S61.500 Sun. 1 5
l&l Vista Roma, Bluffs, Nwpt Bch
t>tU-9900 Sat & Sun 1·5
21172 Amberwick Ln. Hunt. Bch
968·5757 S79,900 Sat Sun 1·5
28832 Shady Lane. Laguna Beach
644-4848 Sun. 1·5
L6922 Bressel. Huntington Bch
540-1720 $6.1.500 Sunday 1·5
24061 Landisv1ew. El Toro
64 4-6200 under $70.000 Sun 1·5
19951 Bushard. Huntington Beach
675-1642 $69.900 Sun. 12·5
l IR & FAM RM or DEH
~l Cailhness Dr .. Hunt. Bch
B62 8626 Sll7.500 Sat1Sun 10·4
I 112 Santanella. Corona del Mar
!HO 7000 $145.000 Sul Sun I ~
1907 Trudewinds Ba ye rest Npt Bch
642·9404 .537-3197 Sal/Sun 12 s
3261 Indiana. Mesa Verde. C.M.
548·0066 S76.500 Sat, Sun 1 5
:lJ.102 Via <..iu<.1d1x , Mission Viejo
768-·H94 S85.000 Sat, Sun 12·6
27172 Fresca . ~t1ssion V1eJo
581-8985 S l0~.000 Sa t Sun 12-6
1!1251 Su~rra Cad1L CT rtlrck >In
K3J 014-1 Sll6 200 Sal Sun 11·5
•lti22 K1mtwr"'1cke Dr. Tustin
5-U-W29 S255.000 S a l Sun 1·5
1n 1 Kin~s Rel cC liCf Haven > NB
IH.'>·2818 615 571G Sat Sun 10·.t
2622 Crest\ 1e>A c Ba ys horec; > NR
~5·~ 187 .500 Sat Sun t 2
·~:H RridJ(t>port Dr . 11 ll
9f>2-8901 S79.500 Sat Sun 1 ·5
•3Ut~J4! ~larylan Dr. So. La~unu
100.3497 Sl39.500 Sat 'Sun 12·5
20t2N.Capelht Crt.Mes aVerde,CM
557-6022 SlOS.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
203 Wellesley Ln, Costa Mesa
S79.9SO Sat 1-5, Sun 1·4
•1514 Ruth Ln <Westcliff) N.B.
673-7300 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
1108 Ridgecrest, Costa Mesa
642·5200 $87 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2173 Vista Entrada. Bluffs, NB
642·5200 $162.500 Sat/Sun l ·S
001 Alder Place (EastblufO. NB
642 8235 Sat/Sun 1 5
40 Mission Bay (Spyglass). CdM
&t.4-t\200 S'l75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
102 lntrepid <Newport Crest>, NB
&l.t-6200 $140,000 Sat :Sun 1·5
1845 Commodore Rd <Baycrest ), NB
642·8235 $169.500 , Sat/Sun 1·5
4181 Branford Dr. Hntg Harbour
846-8173 $130,000 Sat/Sun 10·5
•3101 Gibraltar, Mesa Verde, C.M. 556-~ $79.900 Sunday 1·5
2268Co11ate (College Park) C.M.
646•7414 $74,500 Sat/Daily 12·5
29-W Baker St. c 1esa Verde-> CM
SS?-9659 Dally 2·5
1114 Whitesails Wy, CdM
759·0560 $170,000 Sul/Sul'I HS
543Santa Ana (Newport Ht.sl N.B.
646 ·1 &G.1 Sl09,9SO Sal 1Sun 1 ·5
2015 Vlsta Caudal <Bluff!) N.B.
644·0134 Sut/Sun 1·5
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19322 Sierra Bello. Turtlerock
675·3411 $124,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
l6l5Corlland. CameoHghlnds. CdM
675·3411 S165.000 Sat Sun 1·5
17 Monterey Cirde. Newport Beach
675·3411 $209.950 Sal Sun 1·5
236 V 1a Mentone <Lido Isle) N. B.
644·4910 5215,000 Sa t Sun 1-5:30
18 Dra kes Bay. Spyglass. :'l B.
675·3411 $239.500 Sat Sun 1-5
l954 Sanderhng, Cost a Mc:-.a
546-2313 Sl09,500 Sat Sun 1·5
838 St. Clair St., Costa :\tesa
540.1720 $78,750 Sal Sun 1·5
942 Azalea. Costa ~tesa
546·2313 $93,000 Sun. 1-5
•1228Sussex Lane. Westcliff. NB
675·6000 Sl49,500 Sat1Sun 1·5
•22782 A \'alon S t.. El Toro
~ 1168 S96.500 Sat /Sun l ·ti
17 Sycamore Creek. lrvme
754·1202 $132.500 Sat'Sun 1·5
209·1 National. Costa ~l csa
645-0303 S75,900 Sal/Sun 1-5
871 Darre ll , Costa '.VI esa
645-0303 ::;67 ,500 Sat Sun 1-5
3232 Iowa St . Cost a ~lesa
546-5880 S78 ,900 Sat, Sun 1 5
•1206 Westc liff Dr .. Newpt Beach
645-6822 or 645-6556 Sat/Sun 12·5
801 Ceiba, E Bluff. Ne\\ port Beach
673·8550 $152.500 Sat Sun 1·5
709 Na rc issus. Corona dc l :\Iar
640-9900 Sat & Sun i .;;
21t Poppy Ave. Corona del :\lar
759·0811 S330.0UO Sal Sun 1·5
2021 Caln·rt c '.\lt:..,a \'L•rde t C :\I
833·9781 S89.900 Sat Sun 1-5
1910 Halladay, Santa Ana
646-7711 Sunday 1-5
3158 Yellowstone. Costa Mesa
645·0303 S67 .500 Sunday 1 5
•342 Pea ch Tree Ln. Newport Bch
645-7555 Sat /Sun l·5
125 Topaz, Balboa Island
673-8700 $2.50.000 Sunday 1·5
2030 Holiday Rd. Newport Bch
645-5679 $175.000 Open Sun 1·5
20141 Bayview. Santa Ana llgts
540-7660 $69,900 Sun 10-5
3137 Bonn Dr .. Laguna Beach
494-7933 $125.000 Sun Noon ttl 5
22081 Shadyvale La ne. El Toro
497-2457 $111.900 Sunday 1·4
8411 Indianapolis. Hunt. Bch
963-0594 Sat/Sun 10·6
19372 Sierra Cal mo CT. Rock > Irv.
552-7500 Sun. 1·5
• 161 Mesa Drive. Costa Mesa
642·8235 S142.500 Sun. 1·5
15 Tribute Ct. C ~pt Crest > NB
548-7288 $134.500 Sun 1-5
4 BEDROOM
157.3 Sk~ line Dr .. Laguna Be;JC·lt
t!H -9.t?:l 169.000 Sun l·!l
3907 fnlL•t Isle. Corona del Mar
t>-ll 1766 Si.I t Sun 1-5
9302 Comstnt k . Huntingt on Beach
675-6711 S7H,900 Sat Sun 1 ·5
225 La J olla Ur. L\'wpt lfgt s) NU
t>-t.) 9950 St:i!J.500 Sat Sun 1.;;
27211 \'tsta de! Oro <Bluffs),~ B
tHl·fi200 S107,500 Sat Sun 1.;,
218.1(1 :\lichigan I.n Lake Forc·st
581 112fi Sl 15.000 Sat 1Su1111 -5
•2 Rue Grand Ou cal. Big Cyn. NB
ft.lO 172 1 SJW.000 Sal1Sun 1·5
• •131J r: Balboa. :'l-1ew port Bch
f>.15 7575 s:ms ooo Sat Sun 1·5
11891 Luurt•I GrOH'. Irvine
i5!l OHll Si5.000 Sun 1·5
•3 Chcrr~· I l tlls Ln ! R1 )! C.;n I~ B
l).H ->Ul5 Sat Sun
16021 ~lt'IOd} Ln <Dutc h Ha ven ) IIB
X.16 343-1 S72.500 Sal SunJ 5
4 Deerwood West <Dee rfield). Irv.
752·1414 $135.000 Sun. 1·5
9961 Occancrest, Huntington Bch
540-1720 $129,500 Sunday 1·5
•3164 Yellows tone (Mes a North)CM
640-5560 $74,000 Sun. 1·5
782 Hudson, Mesa North, CM
546-4141 $69.950 Sunday 1:30·5
4709 Dorchester, <Cam Jnnds) CdM
673-1181 Sun 1·6
4 • & FAM RM Oii' D&t
• 1812 Oriole Dr, Costa Mesa
557 ·8968 $182.SOO Sat/Sun 12·5
1718 Port Margate, Newpart Bch
644·5128 $182,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1582 Baker St, C~a Mesa
499·1378 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
8071 Windy ~u Cir., Hunt Bch
848-8320 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4942 Hemlock, (Univ Pk) Irv
552-0896 $134,500 SIS l·dusk
2392 Bay Farm Place, Nwpt Beach
557-0032 $128,000 Sat/Sun l·S
3111 Platte. Costa Mesa
751·3191 Sat&Sun 1·5
2161 E. Oc<?an Blvd, Bal Penn
751 ·3191 Sat & Sun 1·5
3081 Hayes <Rancho Mesa) CM
549-0966 $84,500 Sat/Sun J ·4
17083Westport Dr. (Hunt.Har.) H.B.
551-4426/846·9647 Sat/Sun 12·5
1823 Port Carlow. Newport Beach
644--5767 $154,500 Sat/Sun t-s'
3 Arch B y. Laicuna B~ach
499·1688. 673·8CH2 Sat/Sun 1·4
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26981 Escondido, Mission \l.iej.or
673·6677 , ~t/Sun 12·6
18712 Paseo Corte7., Irvin~\
833.a274 $115,000 Sat/~un 11 ·5
17936Spicewood (Univ. Pk) }tv.
552-7500 $112,000 ) ~t/Sun 1·5
4582 Greentree (Univ. 'PM Irv.
552-7500 $125,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
29 Sparrowhawk (Woodbridge>. Irv
752·1414 $109.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1718 Galaxy Dr <Dover Shores)NB
642·8235 $275,000 .Sat/Sun 1·5
847 St. Clair, Costa Mesa /
546-2313 $79,900 Sunday 1·5
2215 Port Harwick, HarbVu, N.B.
675-3411 $211 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5
509 Evening StrLn.DvrShrs.NB
644 -4910 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30
1044 Concord. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $77,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
31282 Pas eo 011 vos. San Juan Cap1s .
675-5930 $144,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
15171 Cherbourg, the Ranch. Irv.
674-3411 $106,000 SatiSWl 1·5
800 Aleppo St. (Eastbluf() N. B.
833·8600 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
16622 Simmone Lane, Hnt. Bch.
-962 -7788 $69,500 Sunday 1·5
18751 Capense, Fountain Valley
540-1720 $93.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1339 Hampshire Circ <Baycrsl)NB
642-9123 $275,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
7 Mandarin CWoodbridge) Irvine
835·0211/675·3534 Sat/Sun 1·3
2214 Alla Vista CE/Bluff> NB
644·1323 $151.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
11522 Alder Ln. Tustin
544·8765 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1924 Lee ward Ln, Newport Bch
642·0244 Sun 1·5
1924 Port Bristol. HVHms. N.B.
675·6000 S172.500 Sal/Sun 1-5
•477 Prospect CNwptShores ) NB
645-8626 Sl39,500 Sunday 1·5
8071 Windy Sea Cir.BchiSlater,HB
848·8320 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
220 Jas mine. Corona del Mar
644-7211 $230.000 Sat/Sun 11·6
•542 llarbor lsland Dr .. N.B.
754-1202 $385,000 Sun. 1·5
1853 Pt. Sheffield, HVHomes, NB
673-8550 $135.000 Sunday 1·5
721 Bellis , Eas tbluff, Nwpt Beach
640·9900 Sat & Sun 10.6
8432 Carnegie, Wes tminster
963-6767 Sat/Sun 12·5
1722 Park St. Huntington Beach
536-1484/536·8013 Sal/Sun 1-5
28 Morro Bay Dr, Ne wport Beach
640 -6410 S254 ,500 Sal/Sun 2-5
32 Drake's Bay (Spyglass> NB
631-1400 S275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1101 Kings Road. Cliffhaven. NB
675·6000 $325,000 Sunday 1·5
•242 Driftwood, ShoreclifCs. CdM
675-6000 $215,000 Sunday 1·5
1936 Sanderlg Cr., Mesa Verde. CM
546·5990 $113.900 Sunday l·S
6221 Choctaw. Wes tminster
848-2323 $71 .500 Sun 12·5
882.Sandcastle, Corona del Mar
673-3230 Sun. 1-5
32482 Adriatic Dr .. Lag. Niguel
496·6271 $165,000 Sun 2·5
21131 Lockhaven. Huntington Beach
642·8235 $94,750 Sun. 1·5
14 Mission Bay (Spyglass), CdM
642·8235 $269,500 Sun. 1·5
15091 Clemons (The Ranch ), Irvine
642·8235 $93,500 Sun. 1·5
1815 Newport Hills Dr. E .. NB
894-4451/540-1720 $165,350 Sun 1·5
890 Oak St., Costa Mesa
540-1720 $76.900 Sunday 1·5
37 Whistling Swan (Wdbridge ) Irv.
552-7500 $125,000 Sun. 1·5
29461 Vista Plaza Dr. Lag Ngl
752-7315 S95.500 Sunday 1·5
20852 Craimer, Meredith Gdns . HB
833·3380 Sunday 12·5
1411 Regatta, Laguna Beach
524·6288 $169,000 Sunday 1·4
249 Evening Cyn (Shorecliff) CdM
642·8235 $310,000 Sun. 1·5
770 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach
494-8519 $225,000 Sun 12·4
833 St. Clair, MesadelMar. CM
640·6161 $85,000 Sunday 1·5
3140 Sumatra. Costa Mesa
957·<T101 $88.000
• 14312 Matisse, Irvine
Sun 1·5
833-3380 Sunday 12·5
1063 Santa Rosa, Cosla Mesa
673-1148 $94,900 Sun 1·5
5 llDIOOM
2956 Carob (EastblufO N.8.
645-6646 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
907 BelUs (Eastbluff) N .B.
754·1200 $180,000 Sun.1·5
S IA & 'AM RM t1r DEM -
1$38 PortC'"1eY CHVHomes) N.B .
644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5
41 Bodega Bay <Spyglass). CdM
644-6200 Sat/Sun l·S
•2306 Aralia, Eutbluff, NB
642.SOO $181,500 Sat/Sun \.~
I •
32 "Morro Bay Dr Spyglus , CdM
644-4867 $279,000 Sat/Sun l ·5
•1S24Sandc tleDr,UbrVHls,C<lM
640-6161 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1226 Polaris. DovcrShores. NB
646·3255 $380.600 Sat/Sun 1 5
11342 Cedur St. Westmm~ter
524~ 169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2527 Alta· Vista Dr CEnstbluff) NB
644--0138 $180.000 Sut/Sun 1·5
10721 Adorns Circle, Villa Park
731-1.522 $24.5,000 Sun 10·6
1621 Port Barmouth, Harb Vu, N.B.
644·7270 $174,950 Sat/Sun l·S
2027 Port Weybridge Pt: NB
752·1920 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1014 Manners. OoverShores, NB
645-0303 $399.500 Sat1Sun 1·5
2830 Carob {Eastbluff) N. B.
754-1202.; $161.000 Sun. 1·5
1925 Lanai Dr., Costa Mesa
548·8614./540·2018 Sat/Sun 1·5
13652 Onkayha, Irvmc
752-7315 $129,000 Sunday 1·5
•200 Via Mentone. Newport Beach
631·1400 $275,000 Sunday 1·5
6 IR & FAM RM or DEM
22 Pt. Loma Dr (Spyglass Hill ) CdM
673-4400 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1 IR & FAM RM or DEM
25 Bodega Bay Drive, CdM
640-1388 $324,500 Sat/Sun 1·6
·CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
Z IEDROOM
8475 Mariner Cove. Hunt. Bch
536·0944 $62.500 Sal/Sun 1 ·5.
19854 Keswick Ln. Hunt. Bch
963-0247 Sunday 11-7
~ 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH
••621 Lido Park Dr. CC2>NB
759-0811 5239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IEDROOM
501 Playa (Bluffs) Nwpt. Bch.
644-7901 Sl33.500 Sat/Sun 11·6
8426 BenJamm Dr , Huntmgton Bch
847 -2.124 $6.500 Open Sat/Sun
302 Columbia Ct !Npt Crest) N.B.
675-5930 $137.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•526 Vista Grande < Eastbluff> NB
675·3411 Sal/Sun 1·5
4 BEDROOM
607 Hilvanar <Bluffs) Npt. Beach
644-1133 $129,500 Sun 1·5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM & APT.
• 1311 Cliff Dr. Newport Bch
955-1296 Sat/Sunday
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
21R&llR
3010 Balboa Blvd. Balboa Penn.
675·4349 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
510-5101".? Larks pur. Coronadel Mar
640·9900 Sunday 1 ·5
2 IR & 2 IR
520·5201 '2 Avocado. Corona del Mar
644-7383 $164,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
407 Dahlia, Cor ona d el Mar
833·9781 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 IR & OEM & 2 BR
34511 Via Verde. Capistrano Bch
559-4556 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 BR & 3 IR
J09/3091h LaJolla, Newport Sch.
546-2313 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR & 2 BR
124 33rd Street, Newport Bea(•h
675·5200 Sun. 1·4
TRIPLEX
FOR SALE
3 BR. & 2 II Ii 2 IR
154 E. 20th St .. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $217 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5
HOUSES FOR RENT
Z IR Ii FAM RM or DIN
14 Seaside Cr., Npt Crest, NB
675-0745 $495 mo. Sun 12·4
3 IEDROOM
29662 Quigley, Laguna Niguel
494·3446 i4651 Mo. Sat1Sun 1·5
127 W. Yale Loop Dr. (Wdbridge) Irv
644-0496 SS50 mo. Sat/Sun 1-5
4 • & f.AM RM or DEN
41 Songsparrow <Wdbridge > Irv
642-6304 $525 mo. Sal/Sun lO·S
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR RENT
J II & FAM RM Oii' D&f
2763 Hitlvtew (IN Knolls) NB
644·2542 $650/mo Sal/Sun 1·5
l IEOROOM
301 Avcnido Cenitos(The Bluffs) NB
644-2.542 $650/mo Sat/Sun 1·5
4 • a fAM llM w Dae
•7 Mojo Court. Npt Crest/NB
-644-8053 $6401mo. lse.Sat/Sunl·S
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bath, family rm .• tivine rm., tormol
dinlng rm. & kitchen with diniJig area.
3 Car garage. 180 Degree ocean view!
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LUXURIOUS CUSTOM rOOl HOME
Professionally decorated &
landscaped 4 bedroom. 3 bath, formal
dining & family room. Enormous
master suite & dressing area. Massive
kitchen w/pool view. 3 car garage.
$182,500
1112 Oriole Dr., C.M. Sat-Sm 12·.S 1
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popul1tr El C-.Jc>n model, WE
3 c»r garage, lire fam rm MAYDAY
MAYDAY + paUo. aubmlt present APOLOGIZE home ln Lradc. 968·3371 or ~1754.0penSun. I MMACULATE 3
~
Walkm & lf-r.
Real f sf ate
for not 11harin1 tb1-win· BEDROOM . MID $70'S.
ner with you before now. PATIO LlVlNG. CALL
ll was bein& completely 714 /842·9371 R .E. BY
repainted and tome re· MCVAY·BEACH. modeling. ll la a 5 ---------pc ......, 644-3545: 557-1961
-.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CON DO S P ECI ALI ST, = JI B. CM, F Vl y.
bedroom,.2 ator)' beaut y $61,500.
ln a choice HunUniton POOL TIME
·~----------1 2 BA w/old CdM charm, HEW LISTIMG1! ateµs Crom Little Coron<i. Ol'f~111o·•'PuNto~1N<r• BY OWNER Brookview CottaMno 1024 'CostaMesa 1024 [ CIHllll ~,;:~~~:~:t;:,,r.~~: ........................................... ... Touchst o n e R ealty ,
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Beach location. Ck>ae to Summer fun in this love·
shopplnc, schools, etc. ly roml\y ·pool h.ome.
Priced at S81,990. Don't Pride of ownenhip t.bru·
mlsathisone! Call out. This neat as a• pin
CENTURY 21 rancher features custom
~ Beach duplex. 3 bdrmi;.,
~· t b al h s e n r h u n r l , ;: Swedish frplcs.: dbl ~ garage 4 I>oors lo bench
.• $185,000. Incl. the land'
Huge lot w /room to build
view s tudio or ? Try
$15,000 down.
Open Sat-Sun 1·5
4121fAZEL
HALPIMCHIN
IH:/\L TOrtS
675-4392
. · •= = -rm, rormal dining rm. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-4 mstr bdrm swle, lndry M 0 D EL 963.0961 carpeting thru-oul, floor
to ce1 ling frplc, rear
PAD STREIT encl. patio, pool comp
4 BR. 3 BA. family r m. 4 d c r k e d & n I c e I y
Car gar., j»cuui, walk to 11hrubbt.>d for low mainl
~4 173-366.1 6'12·2253 t:vcs
~ associated • ~ •.
THE ADDRESS
YOU GIVE
WITH PRIDE
----1 Good schooU. important? 1---------c Lurge lot in exeeplional·
rm, ulr, 2 car encl gur.
Bristol St lefl t o
Puulurino, left into Main
entranre 611 Lakeview
lane. 557·0232 See It now '
Open House Sat/Sun
l~5PM llROKf.11'> IHh l TORS
ilJJ•, "ltl fi'o1h. o t.' • t&4 I OPbl Sat/S.. l·S ly fine area. thl!s home
1412 Scintonetla has cverylhinl{ extra you•---------. y 't Ararefind,pnmeloc. • ~~-a-g_n_t_ri_c_e-nl_o_c_e_a_n_& N1re yard for pullerin", can unagme. ou won " be h ·' · lb" 3 Br, fnnl Uv rm w/cstm laq:e. light family rm.. appy u you nun ~ extra lar"e mstr bdrm... one! Call today'. frplc, din rm, huge addec ~ l•goon view dominates
,; this spacious mai.ter
~bdrm an lhi'I brand new
.· Occanllldc 3hr. 2' aba Lrl·
" Call 541\3666 Cam rm w /brlck frpl clean & light. SH5,000 v-c 5 t m c r (ls m n 11 h '
_;itvel horne rn pre:.taitious ~ ff ~ "1''1re l\Jountam ·· about I I I
• 2)00 11q.ft or pure luxury --
I ficomforl.197.500. J>OH Y. r lU.l«ICl.UC
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REAL ESTATE
EASTSIDE ~. W ,\ L L .\ C f-: & l' t1 , IH: .. u TOH ' I!. ll!-;ALTOllS :m<>lc:-.... y ~ m "12'J-s00ti 6~ 7000 Large Lot
l;·.·--------•l•--------1 Charming end oC cul-de-e VIII sac home. J Bedrm, fdm annery a~ OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN rm & fireplace. Why not Realty BY OWNER. Har View call now? 645·7221
Hills. Ocean bay view. CENTURY 2 I
CATALINA VIEW 3br, ram.rm. formal din, WntcllffRffllty
wood bums. 2 Crplc11. ---------Ji/ewport Crest "4 Plan" S170,000 759-0550 Prime locallon, b1tge 4 Br,
I Br, 3bu, hw mnster Fam Rm hse. Massive
•ulle. Prof decorated Beoullful duplex, So. or Spanish brick (pie, fully
Jl34.500. Call Tom hwy.Comerloc.Ea.un1t insulated & extensively
lhruout. Ovrsz'd cul·de
sac lot. Lrg brick & &last
grnhse. Sev fruit trees &
rull lndscp'g
Oi'>en Hi.e Sal/Sunl l
ssi.500 Uy OWIH'I
556·3006, 996 Springrlcld
6 UNITS
EASTSIDE
Three 2 Br houae1
+triplex. $192.500. T<
soe. call:
~==-MALn 1703~1Coetellleea
645-9161
l)earth ~1~l~. liv. rm. w/frpl. upgraded thruout. Xtra ~ANNERY VILLAGE 'PAULMARTl'll lge lot & frwt trees, ex· ME?~ VER~ Kt:: REALESTAT~ 6417383 l,en!il ve I ndsc pn g . 48r.1\,oa. 2pat....,, very -~'---------•Spanish brick pal10. cle.i.n, musl see. S89,500 •2G 31st St. Newport Open House Sal & Sun 521·5!120 d1&ys, 979·9065 Beerh SPYGLASS HILL 8 C ....11L73·62 ... I \h h f 1 l 4Pl\1 . Prrne only e"c. yowner .,. o o / appy ome or a arge - -l)ll--------1 family Lavis hly up plt•ase.$84,S00.~9-0966 roR SALE OY OWNER,
INVESTORS
• 100"4 Finanrinl( avoal on
tingle ra m hmll II\
Oran11.e Cnty Lowest int
ftlt~ av:.iil, lower d!J II
co~ts No mi:mnl or
rNint req'd. A 5outhcrn
(:!1111( llou.~rnl( S~c1ahi.t fr9· 704-l A Ml•nt
UNDER SIXTY
A 3 bedroom houso under
ISCl.000 in Co~tn Me!la 1~
really rare. Wei've got
one that Is sharp 01< :•
&ack, locakd on u q111C1L
lice lined strt>ol CALL
QUlck ly. 5M·26f-O
SELECT
PROPERTIES
1006
IALIOA 151.AMD
~ JEWEL i S Bedroom. 2 huth'
Uc•uut 1•1atom hom1·
• G.'i0,000
t2!i Toro1
O~n HottKI! Sunduy 1 ..
2lJR w/lnromc unit. Stcpa t beach, shoppln«. II
t•undry. 1105,000 By
r m-04t
•tr.ollHchlOll
tom Spanteh St1I• w /OC"ean ~ Uana Int Harbor Vltw. p
other·t•·law aulto.
Via Verde, Blue
pbl.u Realty~
re. ..... ~ tOH
~rnde il Cap1• Cod 6 Fixer u-College Park. 3 Br 2 Ba,
bt><lroom S1'111thporl rr-· Jo'am Rm, xlnl cond.
Gor..:cous pool. Jacuzu & $60,000 Pri nc by a ppl only .
Razebo &: " 2·slory Bring your Looi~ 40d 557·7096
11 I Av h 0 us fJ r () r l h c prunt brushci>. Use )'Our•---------
' h1ltln·n . ~.ooo imaganallon to make lh1~
lllH"llmf'l'lt Reall\ a ~howplal'C netter
1;7~Z211 hurry on this one' Call
OPEN HOUSE
SAT /SUH 11-6
220 Ja1mine. CdM
'h Ilk to Ocean
C:'lm1>ll•lel y remodeled
on JD ovcl"ll1~'<1 lol :\
sma:4hmll •\ RR JllH'C drn
plu.-c fnrm.11 d101n11 plu~
hugr f.1m1h ' room v.1th
OJ)t'n hl•.am~. natur ul
v.oocl h•\t11r1· .11111 11( ran
1.1n1I 11·ll\ \l<'V. trom
ma.,h·1 l'Wll.! &: 11undttk
J11~1 ~t,.,p. to Oc-ean Blvd
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CaR'44-72 1 I
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DAI L(Y E.
l\5SUCll\Tf5
Setty Kerr Realty
A POEM
'iomn house.. aro old
Snm(' hou-ies am n4"w
Some houaea a.re
lo11rdwn11
And aomti lo n i·do
But low and oohold
We hoveonooflhe rew
&t;-0303
FO~E ST E
OLSON
.... f • ' I •
~·HERITAGE
EARLY BIRDS
Wt• J~t listed thls lovrly
3 Rdrm home 1$9.900 on
qwct tree hned strt'Cl
Lo~cst price on muket ~
642.fl368
Th11t•1 perfuct all over
And likely Cur you
The yard I.a a.a plcturo
Wlthaa Pe.k·O·boo view 1.::=====--=,---------. • REALTORS
A custombed otnca.
And a Kol pond too
The house ls a dream
Not. thei 1ll1ht~'tll bit blue,
lAIUO(IU.O
l\nd 4 Hr too 1:00<1
Ill botruo
We'll be lhtN' tMllV
Excited for you
And •e're v«y anxlnu11 To show you thru
Open 1-1JP II,
c70IJ Dorchel\ter ca moo lllfhlaniti.
673-1111
FOREST
OLSON .,. ~ .. ,
2145 PARSON loff Vlctoriat
3 bdrm. 2 ba corner lot. room for RV.
Builtins & frplc. Freshly painted
inside & out. Near new roof, water
heater & dishwasher. Assum. VA loan.
UHITED IROKERS
646-7414
HOME schls & beach. P.M. f\Jssy buyers jump on
Cooper & Assoc. 536-1484 this one. 536-8013 CURTIS R.E. 962·2456
()pen7days Ull8:30pm
MARINER'S COVE -•ce RIU'lr>•-n.-..u 3 Br, 1 story, 2 BA. Con· Open House Sot/Sun. 8441
,-"' -"" do. Uperaded, nr beach. lndianapolls St. 4br, 3ba, Fnt. Vly. Grffnbrook. 4 ~acuui, teuru. crt. RV access, cloae to bch. Br, 3 Ba, bonus + pool. ..,.,. 900 fast escrow 963-0594 3000 sq. n. of luxury for ty gate.-· . . .
b 38 000 PA'M'I WALKER the exec. uyer. $1 ' • REALTY 842·1418 ~-Open Sat & Sun. 1·!5.18173 H•__.... I 0~2 102~ ""'-'"""-M 102~ Santa Adela. CAL L MARINER COVE 2b -oow .. CottaMeso ,. '-Cnn1 na ,. 898·7855. WHELAN r, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• •••• ••••• •• •• • ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• E Beach Cohdo, $62,SOO. ON WATER 120' SS' d k REALESTAT · CUSTOM HOME 3br. • oc · REAL COZY HOME f''RENCll QUA HTER 579,900. Brookburat & 4> Br twnhse on point.
Bnck flreplarc, 4 Ur, 2 TWNllSE :urn. lh+1.ra 2Brcondo,enclgar.$3000 AUanta lvt, best vu. $265,000
bath w beaut. pool & ha, SS!J,900. 41Jll, 3ba. under market. S47,000. CUS'fOM DUPLEX near Ownr/Agt. 714-840·18W
jacuzzi. HURRY, Mu!>L 863.500. ()pen l-4 Sun. 11816 Glox· Lake Park.1123,000. 3 Ur 2 Ba cathedral cerl·
Sell' Only SW,500. Oix•n Crawford &Ai;soc Rllri.. lnla.Agt. 97&-788S R.E. PROFESSIONALS angs w/h~avy beams. in
house Sat/Sun 1·5. 1582 957·0701 HLntf~on leach I 040 963-8317 963-7653 llvtn• & din'Rn rm. Oak Baker St. • .., • .. ,. S P----'I MESA VERDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• OpenHouse,Sat/Sun. l ·S. s hips l adder t o loft
·499_:;8 EdMid·d~!on POOL HOME $69,100. 2br. ~.500. 9611 Pollack, library. red tile roof,
3 Br. Formal dining on Neighborhood fo r AG bnckfront&backyard.
COUEGEPARK
lmmac. 3 br, 2 ba, elcc.
bllns, uir cood, frplc,
garage dr opener.
$82,SOO. Call for appl. pc realty
644-3545 or M7 ·8968
CUTE&
SASSY
ln "uperb Weslslde lord·
lion <IO a corner lot,
sweet 4 bedroom, 2 bath
family home with fenced
backyard! WiU not last
aL167,500. Opcn lil 9PM.
SPIC 'HSPAH
Mesa Verde 3 bedrm,
Cum rm. 2 ba. Fresh
puinl, New carpeting,
Musicom. Low down.
CallS41·0066
SUltFUME REAL TY
Wf 1ela11
R i I\ I F <. T !\ l '
, ....
corn c r Io t . Be u u t children, 4 BR w /warm lge Potters kUn in bk yd. lndll ~ ooo o lrplc, encld patio, prof Condo, 3br, l~ba. up· 1130,000, by o wner . Sal/~~·Z.5PM. Call pen lndscpd, modem kitchen graded, pool, washer & 846-8173. OpnSat&Sun
Remtx l•estmtftt• & oversized bdrm. Sep dryer, dl1bwshr' &ood OPEN SAT /SUN U.~
549-4764 fom·rm, Ideally situated locaUon, S57,SOO. 540-8902 Spec:tacular 4br + ram
HOUSE
SWEET IT IS
lt'i. difficult to portray
all the fine features or
th.Ls special sp!Jl There's
a m11in floor. family
room with wall·to·walt
carpets. Super locallon
and 2 super bedrooms.
Well priced ut $60,000.
Hurry'
Call 540·3666
Wllela11
REAL ESTATE
ASSUMABLE LOAN
MESA WOODS Shar p
4 Br. reuturus atrium.·
patio, manicured
enclosed yard. BIUns &
many upgrudes. A de·
on quiet residential lot. or6'0-'1930. rm home. Close to abop'g _
Cloae to achools, sbop'g, S&S Trl·Level 4 bdrm 3 & bch club, yet very pvt.
&transp. ' Rock f I r di CURTIS R. E. 962.2456 ba, famly rm $'99,500. rp c, orm. o rm 96M946 Open Sat/SUn & sep. laundry r m are a Open 7 days Ull 8:30Pl\t • le w of L h e man Y
s,c.lsll Estcrh features. Dkr. 5.514426 or SSl.500
2 bdrm 1 bath • clean
great sl artC'r home ·
burey can't last. 963-5671.
~
Walkr.r f: lee
Real lsfate
Meer Ocean 846-9647 "01" S p a n ish at·---------
mosphere. Massive reel ON THEW ATER
tile roor lends warmth to MAGMIFICENT
tbls ra mbllna 3 level A tush, foliage lined
home. Master qln & walkway draws you into
private balcony view an unparalleled anterior
pool e n d colorful drenched an elegance.
grounds. Family rm, Bolh lhe massive 2 story
$66,tSO Spanish fplc. 2nd Story high llvani: room wit~
Donn mills this beauty · veranda for sun. Sbul· open sloircasc and the
it will go Cast! 4 spacious tered French type doors. 11tunnintt formal dining
txlrms 2 bath! ·many ex· Opportunity for beach & room looks off lo the
tras·lru.lybtfi ·anxiowi. atm osph ere. BK R sw~l)ing 54' dock and
!l63..s671. 1_982_~_1_1 ______ 1 patio. Thill cul·dc·sac ---------1 home In HUNTINGTON ~
Walker & lee
Real lsfafe
OPEN SAT SUH 12 5 HARBOUR has 2 wet I • bars, one In huge pool 6102PaloAltoDrin room, a Ubrary tucked
light to view Owner ---------SOL VISTA Into a cozy step-down POOL HOME nlcove, family room, 4 needs ra11t sale! $94,!JOO.
Agent 673 11~ "DOLL HOUSE"'
Quiet cul-de·sac • huge
lot · btn 2 bdrm l bath ul·
lra clean one of a kind
beat HB at $58,000.
Hurry! 963-5611.
~
Walkt:r C l r.t!
Real lstafe
HOTICI-
baths -a mastorplcee 3 BR, single story, truly worlh v1cwangl Bv
beamed ceilings, 2 appoan\mcnt only •
fireplace's, lots of trees Open 'Lil 9 P.M.
& many extras. Ideal In·
vestment for the youna 1, IQ aJ~ exec:uUve. , U
Plac• Prop.ti .. 752-1'20 t400 OUMl IT Ht NKM
Irvine I 044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
UNCH RIALTY
511·2000
''DOVll"
COND0-1n lftqlMUo a.rea l W&flt
to pooi &·rec. htll fi'01D
7our I bedroom
towMome. SP9ft.Jn1 now
tupeta, bWlt·ln wet bar
" ftreplacet Eotertalo-
m ttl'a a Oll\ltal W/I DOOi., Jacunl. park le lusb Jtndacaptq. 8"lftt
l• beltevln1 I '79,900.
(()pl:n Ul t PM >
• l
08 OAJLVPtLOT Su!'lday,May15, 1917 HOmft llWSdtf ~ HiitW1 .W S. 'Moan flor SGh HOllMS For 5* JHoul•t flor SaM HoltM1ftotS. -~ -......................................................................................................................................... .
"-tnForS• HCMMtflwW. HonffFerW. lrvJM 1044 LiijllMllHda 1041 ........ .._.. 1041 a...,.oNI~ IOUlogiiaoMftUitl 1012 .._.,.. .. .q 106f ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ·············•·•·······
lrwiM I 044 lee I 044 ....... I 044 HURRY ' MIWPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANOXWro"uEls•• 110 D!GREE OCIAM VIEW ILMAEGJ~SJCICI
TUlnlROCI( Woodbrid91 Art>orlob Greentree-By owner. "'"'
i br townhome, 21J'J ba, Briarcliff Model. up Windsor former model. .. Magnificent custom home in the ht!art Prlvat• a•t•d front
fam rm w /cathe dral fP'aded. superb luke loc CuJ..(ft>·ll•C 4br 2ba. rom Only' 3 years _)'Qllnl(: of Laguna. close to town with fobulou~ ruuo. Tile entry. Huse
clna. formal DR., 2 ~Owner.1119,500.0pen rm. br'"hl k•l, pm PllICED BELOW Wh'tte Water co & C t I am. rm., 1ourmet f I I bd S l/., .. n •nc """"' r •• M .. .,K..,... Q""inl wood v~s view a a mu ktt"'hen. Ne-butcb•r rp <..11. &et m111ter rm, • a .,.. ... ...., . .....,.. o fl'lsion11ll;r decorated, "" .c.• .... ••· 3 B d b h " ... .., custom , lnt " prof. ~ 1833 lulld9capea Huae yard, l!tuni:le u ttiriot comple.-sunse~. e room. 3 at • 2 patios, blork counter top.
lunci..ca"m'. l12J~. In· UNJVt:RSJTV PARK lrg trus Air rond, rnenta thu 2 storr huge dt.>ck . stl'eet to street. lot 1'l>rmat Dlne! Separate
cl. la.nd '981 1 aaeo Vlllaae 2. Th~ moxl automatic sprinklers. town.home w/ comrnun S295,000. Owner will finance for 30 Master Suite. Double
Segovia. Open Sul/Sun elegant, completely re· $92,500. By 1u1pt onJy, ty pool!l-ln lovtly orcsa. year~. 9 1~'ic No loan rosts Call tor v•nlty mirrored ward
l2·5.callevet,W·2193 modeled •br. 2 ,~ba 552•51132 -Only ~7.500. Opt1n lll appointment. W!ST,MIMI robes. Plus• more queen
LUSl-OnlON LaSalle in th~ uca. 9PM. -a CJCl"cte.fype tettlftcJ It yotn"• In HM• two abed BR aewlnl room or
Dramatic dbl door entry Tur t 1 er o ck . 0 Pen BOND REAL TY bedroom. two bath condoulum •• • cfote work :shop lt hvrt l.OOt Br· ~ll:akdtht;N~~~ m w/llluminatcd fountain. ~:=·r~ ~it!:c!~· II :IQuall l 831-9411 . 83 I ·2212 to tennlt courts .and beaih. End unit In a ~~u~ff~l ~~0001!~:~~~ ORANGETRE.E All new kltt·heo ap· I I '1 ' t'I ' pt---...1..... ity $75 000 I l Sl ~ Pllancea -Ceramic ngs, 2 rp c •· pro Y ....... 27142 F~ 1--...& cpet-• co,....... ••••••• ••• • mans on on Y .vvv. <.'Ondo with central A/C counter to~. Kitchenuld lndscpd. llLS,000. 18712 ~ ~ vwu • Callrorperwnalprevfew
und upgraded very mce-Microwave f'1replace PuseoCortez, 833-8274 n~-."'20 today! 752-1'100 ly, $64,000. Calltosee. · •4"Ck1A.1Ut 1nWflOl't*-"" 495. I 720 ortN ,,. ,.,. \IUN 101E NICt•
bvme room w/2 sl<>'Y SUPE.RCOllHELL ~lffdt 1048 ~oltoch 1048 LAGUNA 1•·' · I mirrored feature ~all. 2 A very hiahly upgraded 3 For Sale/rent, nu 3br ••h••• .. •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~N'T SOJ1~ BEACH ll~l:'l~'t Patios w/BOQ 4< r1re ptt. bedroom home in the Townhse 2"1iba. Nr 1olt .. 111.2 01tuS 493-88L2 L.4A99.4c•1A •'97·"489 ~ •\ Fa m.rm W/butll 1n •• "'Y p RK r course&tUCI.833·3992 "' " '"" "" ' " ,. '' ; bookcases New drpis UNlVERSI • A 0 q 311i.a Baths. Like new split· -.::.••-•••-
cpl 'I!. shu'tters, paint: Irvine. s~~. TO A p LCICJlllMI hoch f 048 level home W\Lh view of .
Storage, aloraae ever PRECIATE. ·· sss.900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mam Beach. Open house LogimaNlguel 1052 ........... 1052 ROOM FOR IOAT
Camper too-ht these
two new cuatom homes
in Newport Hghta. S
Br+lge bonus rm, 2~
ba, fum+dln rms, 2304 sq ft, 2 story. lots of
wood. $141,000ea.
ywhere. Up)ta1rs hall i5 ~ CXEAN VIEW 1so• Sun. l·S. Take Temple ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
a wall of rlosets. Over 20· Hills Dr. to . 2020 San RANCH REALTY or mirrored wardrobe tn ,\~ . '3AR(H BAY Remo. Owner ts unxlous,
551-2000 fireplace master sullo. OPENSATJSUNl-4 askmg$179.500 OCEALA VIEWl.t. ---------1 Pnm1um &reenbelt loca-Pvt guarded community, AWARD WIMMER "
--------• tion. Steps from adult walk to bcb, tennis Custom home with ex· CUSTOM HOMl-NIVATI Alk
WOODIRIDGE pool. S132.SOO. By 6wner courts. t lubhse, 4Br' pans1ve solar glass lo un· Beautifully decorated Cape Cod. 3
A.lllORLAICE 1 1ll Mandrake. (7 14 ) RANCH REALTY :~~j/_a~::n-b:r~rb1l: believable view. Even Bedroom+ den, 2~ baths, open beam
VIEW o/ the mountt1 n& 552·0060· redwood deck, executive N QR I N S has a guest apt. 3300 Sq. ceilings, n""gged entry floors. Ex· 3106 4 3112 Broad St.
&1st ol Nwpt & So of 15th
St. Open wkdya 1-3,
wknds 12·4.
& open nelds from this -551·2000 ft. or elegance, cedar , ...
NEW 2 BR, 2 ba. luxury GO~D .LO CAT I ON· home. shows like new. LT y construction . Visit us tensive use of wood & brick. Bulltin
Condo nr. lake. Sunken CahCorruahme, Plan 10:4. TURTLEROCK Ready to move into. cul· RE A Sun. at 2505 Kilo Way. BBQ. Lush landscaped yard.
1 iv in g room with 3 Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm, Din Plan I. By owner. 3 Br, 2 de·nc, xtra lg garage. Open l·S. Outstanding ocean view. Walk to , Call 73l·U22
nreplace. Separate din· Rm. w /buf.fet. newly ba, Cam rm. Open house lndscpd by Rogers -"'-
Ing room .. Two-ca r painted. S76,SOO. Prine Sat/Sun 11•5. By appt. Gardens.Call499·1689or THJSWEEK'S ~c:;:>,. beach. Guarded gate community with Western Pacific Prop.
~8ftatv tTv~u~ Eo:~ ~~6iii6~~;;;:~~s dys : SI1s.200. Ph :833-0144 673-8042Agt . Larg~fro~i~1~em· W fo°:~1y' t=~·c$~.OO:.tc. Hurry on this
YAl'D $119 soo R., HO Open House May l4. 15. pie Hills area. $47 .soo. ' · · · University Park, single PA " ME Noon-S. 1225 Ensenada • '........ JAYW YEATS COMPANY
SEA Vl~W · BROADMOOR Plan S. 2
sty, 4 Br. brand oew by
ownr. Income Prop •x· chge+ second.~ AMI REALTY CORP home, spectacular h1gli . & SPA Ave. Panoramic coast Landlocked, but still a SSS N. Coue, Lapna 0 499 2237
759·1515 759-0087 beam ceilings;/wln~ A fantastic Deerfield 3 line,city lightsv1ew,2br, piec..-e of the action. In-484-7'918 7ea-ll480 • --------11111 dow&'. Kitchen. w /adobe bedroom home with very 2ba hme w /Jacuzzl & vest In Laguna's future.1---------1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HARIOll VIEW & bnck. 4 Br 3 Ba. Fam nice upgrades. Priced to redwood decks in pvt S6,000to $10,000. West Hine Condo PORTOFIMO
Open hse May 14th & 15th. Rm 1 blk to srhool pool sell at SlOS,000. Call to yard. Shingle & glass. Quiet. cool & beautiful. 2 LCllJl8MI hpch I 048 ~ Nkjuel I 052 Absolutely stunning 4br.
CoCol1u1 mbipa mkdl S&S3 b8lt. & p~rk . $134.SOO. ssi'.0896 see.. beaml'<l ceilings, ownr Commer c i a 1 Co as l BR. 1•• ba .• deck, green ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 31~ba, lam.rm, din.rm, ege ar area. r, ----' (714)494-7019. Highway al Victoria &. fairway view. dbl. t/d /bo r
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·2 a, bonus rm am· WOOD I • n-ach. Pn'me location, garage with opener: up-A "A. bd & b All..... t b & ( BR DG E S&s ~ L "'Gu~u 3 IR, 3 IA. Twnhm sep ap en nus oom 1'781S A Rd oodMod IT h o~YOUROW .... .,., RE"'LEST .. TE Beautl(ul new horn" 1·n WI rm a. u.!aU rm. .. umac ve. e w . ~ wn :.e "" " l>w'ldable & O"ca11 view. graded thruout. S76.000. A A .. d ed & d d
• r. 2 a w rp c, n A.PA.RTME .... T They are·. Open Sun. l ·S. 31646 W. IS FOR "RE•L.. ""' " d ddl 3 B 21 b I f I r ~ ~ ~~a T"rrace comumun1· -ecorat upgra e · UNIVERSITY PARK 1 k & 1 1 blk t k " A ty. 1''ireplace. Security F'lower gar en, pa e A h t od 1 a e poo · d 'd 0 pprp · • OCEANFRONT Three R·2 lots-$40,000 Nine Dr. <off Crown ·we offer the followiog gate. Fully landscaped. tennL'> crt, mature trees.
mbyuOrswme e Fu lly upgWr'll ·, /\ ( 11 ·1 Pk each. Valley Pkwy.), Laguna REALVALUES. . Hurry before summ"'r '. OpenhllcSat/Sun1·5·or n r S85,SOO . 1 ease cross rom eis er r TwoC-1 lots-$44.000each. Niguel. 1. •-, Acre estate; 3 " b 8~4 5128 3BR.2ba,cul-d-sac. 551·5774 2 HR. 2 BA. adult~ only. F-"" H $103,SOO. Y appl. · ·
Call7527847 RANCHRIALTY SYr,500. * 494-8057 * . 0 umasVlc: HBDURGME.,GFAAMME 1:t~i' RonEllis·960-2358 $182,000. COLONY. 3 br, 2 ba, fam JA.Y W YEA.TS c:ean ew · C-2l~Cntry 848-1188 , a•Cl(l•Y ·· $69,750 rm, highly upi:raded, 551·2000 • TOP OF WORLD. by OYO 2 BR. pool. quiet & Outstanding older home.1---------A A
A tern tic Stafford 2 !:o1o_}_,15t1enni~. S79,900 ·THE COLouy REALTORS owner. 8 Br 2 Ba. Fam beautiful. $83,000. Open Has . been gr!!atly re· lTAUA.M VIUA BY OWNER
bedroom home in...,.,.. " 499 2237 Rm, lge lot. Low, low Sun.l·S.217220ceanVis-furbished, with some CONDO Spacious 3br, 2ba, fam GREENTREE. Lots or ---------• Immaculate 3 BR. 2 Ba. • mainl. Sl.25,000. 494.7933 ta <call for directions>. minor remodeling left rm. Frplcs ln liv. rm & R __ .. _ San Joo-·1n Id C t ndone Located on 3 Bedroom, 21,~ bath, din· ram. rm. Nu crpts, shut· li\•inn area in rustic de-~ ,_ on cu . e ·sac. us om '* 494-7551 * u . . c· I
cor:'Ca11 ror appt. Outstanding 3 Br San buill-ms thru-out. New LA.GUMA NIGUEL gro unds W I EX C: tbeng room11·. 2 irep akces, ters. Nr Cherry Lake. ,
Lws Rey Mdl. upgraded carpet. Cull patio. ap-Pa~esdter Home OCEAN VU. Lge, 4 car am ce angs. Wal to $114.SOO. O/ll Sun 12·5.
A l t d' ocean. Original model, cpts. tinted windows, pllances 1ncld Walk to 3 BR. <.Hn rm. breakfast garage. n ou s an mg never lived-in. Great _642_·_87_7_1 _____ _
many other xlras , school, pool, tennis, rm. 2 BJ\. New micro-opportW'lllyat$195,000 1 . .,.. """
0 dl 90 d ho · A 1 · · t ocatlon .•• oo.""". utstan ng l ei:ree s ppang. )arguin a wave O\'en, dishwshr.
v 1 e w C> f h l I Is. U <.: 1. 582,500. <7 H )551-4872 Completely p1·t gardens BE.AUTtFUL 2. BLUE RIBB 0 N JAY W. YEATS
Newport Cntr. Sl29.5oo. ---adjacent to LR & DH. VIEW HOME SPECIAL; this spacious .REALTO•t-2237 ~an Joaquin Realtors College Park, Syracuse, 3 Mint cond m .soo. 3Br, den, 2•~Ba hC>me, ? . b~~my hgm;i ~ ~u~ 60 t LID~ -" 752 1830 541·1308 br. den. r.· R. upgraded. THIS ONE' HA.S sp11clows. sunny & or the MONTff'. Bilton 5 ge'n· Orean View condo. Total
RANCH REALTY lrvme 1044 drapes. enc front p11tio EVERYTHING REAL ESTATE finesl construction. tie levels. Features huge Lab Fottst 1055 security, every amenity.
551-2000 $84,500 Li<"e n see. BUYAPIECEOF frplc. beamed ceilings llv. rm., beam ce1·11·ngs, ••••••••••••••••. ••••••• S290000 675""'00
iiiiiiiiil••••••••••••••••••••••• cr9.""''t Call us to see th1:1 charm ... · · ."" · ..., ~ LAGUMA BEACH thruout. bar & glass fireplace of black iron & LAKEFRON!·W1th lan;e ------------------i ang 4 BR. 2 BA hnme tn enclosed lanai. skyhtc in used brick. Bill· in dock & patio, mountain HARBOR VlEW Ope Today Rancho Laguna . VIEW LOT t1lcdk1'tchen.formald1'n· · 4B 2''-8 k' CARMEL
VIUAGEll
M.Al9UETI'E
The dramatic Marquette with 2
sep. gar.ages forming entrance
court garden. plus 3 bdrms., 3
baths, 2 fireplaces, large ram.
rm. with wet bar. sep. formal
dining rm. with walnut buffet
and an expansive master
bdrm. s uite with walk-in
closet. A completely upgraded
end unit on excellent location.
Priced to sell at $104,500.
COUEGE ,A.RM
3 IDRM-DEH
An S&S home d esigned in the
casual Calif. style or li ving.
The living quarters are dis·
tinctly separ ated from your
fam. rm. and formal entertain·
ing areas to create a quiet zone
for early-to-bed ch ildren.
Located on prime location.
near park & pool. Priced to sell
at $89,900.
OUMGI TIH
WOW! OMLY '66..900
A Stunning Plan II patio home
with a tremendous location
with every room looking out on
the park. Includes 2 bdrms .. 2
baths, fireplace dining area
and comm: pool, park and
Jtghted tennis court ror your
casual Calif. entertaining. Call
today for all dt-tails.
0'9t HOUSI
WOODIRIDGE
Gracious living keynot~ the
traditional design of this
elegant 4 bdrm. LaureJwood
home in Woodbridge. Vaulted
ceiling in living rm. with.
fireplace, large family tm., 3
baths, upgraded carpets &
drapes, parquet floor a nd
bcautifUlly landscaped. Be.tler
than new and only $12.S.ooo. orr
Culver Dr. to #37 Whisiling
Swan.·
0'84 HOUSI
VIUACH Ill
SUN. l·I
Stunning 4 bdrms., f amity rm.
bome in excellent area of
University Park. Completely
upgraded with plush carpets &
drapes. Van Luit papers,
So-Jarlan kitchen floor .
beautiful family rm. wlth
flTeplace and 3 baths. A home
for tho buyers that want ever·
ything. Otr Michelson Blvd. at
4582 Greentree.
,red hill
ft C . t'l n t E I b 'Id bl SO' X kitchen, separate laun· new. r, ~, a, as 1ng eram1c I e rs, r~ m as1 Y w a e Ing rm. rounta·1n •. "as 0 8 2033 P rt W br"dge I 5 PM d th l ') 1 100' l t Oc · w "' "' ctrv & sewin" rm: A real 8145, 00. y owner. o cy 1 • .,e.;,o500r ruou · ' 11 Y 0 • . e~~S ~ · f 1 rep It on patio. bu'y at SlOS,OOo Leavmg area. Make of. 3 Br, Cam rm, $140,000
4 Bdrm .. 2 ba PLUS .,......,, · owneAIT~NT.ION': · beautifully lndsrrd. Im-fcr.581-1126eves/wknd.s fee. Principals only
familyroomhomhleinTbe ~ t INVESTORS!!! pecHocablecodndJ ,Shnl79,SOO. 3. WATER, 'WATER OpenHous.eSal/SunU·S 1_96()._527_2 _____ _
Ranch. Hlg Y up· oewa e_. 2 loL'l·hold for future de· worR_.! son EVERYWHERE; that's 21836 M1chigan Ln. OPENHOtJSE
graded. Located on Qwet :J" ~" veloµmcnt. $21,000 total. ·-·r the theme for this fan •--~--T-o-d-~--I 2-.-,--• BY OWNER
street near :;chools. REAL ESTATE 497.1744 tast1c 3 BDRM., SEP E. Bluff 1 Br. Fam Rm, 2 parkway, PLUS your EXCLUSIVE LEASING•---------GUEST ROOM, 3 BATH CU'SD LITE fplr ':;, 2''.4 Bu, pool size •
own POOL' 15-115 EIF· 1350 S.C9Clsl Hwy. AGENTS FOR THE EXQUISITEL y residence. Has SW1 M 3 br w/new plush cpt ., lot. 2214 All a Vista.
FEL 494-8536 VILLAGE FAIRE DECORATED POOL, JACUZZI. etc. & fprl. surrounded by l>t4·l32JorG44·lazs awe inspiring OCEAN warm & sexy conversa.
MONARCHBAY ll04So.Coastllwy. ViewCondo VU . IT'S COOL AT tionpit+tenn.,boating, Oc:.anflontHorM
on the mall; a timeless LAGUNA BEACH Lovel)' lBr & den. 2Bn $169,000 etc. 22038 Lakeland. W N rt S22S 000 house, c·ompletely re-497•2457 home, bf·aut1ful while MISSION REALTY Call: Patti Tappan for P~ci::;~ o~ly. Agt:
decorated in xlnt taste. water view. frplc. 1m· 9855 Ct 11 L details. 586·2537 o r N"lc"''or631-0020 'liiii~i!!!!i!iiil rt d t'l h d k · · 5 · wy, aguna 786 5600 R ' h d ....... ,,....., with t.hc finest of floor 4< 1 po e t e, uge ec s, Phone 494.o73 I • l C a r son ---------
wull coverings. This 3 French doors. 9' reilini:es. ---------1...:Rl=lrs~. l:.::n:.:c:_. -----1 HEW BLUFFS CONDO
bdrm , 2 bath home is kitchen has hand hewn M lionVI I 1067 Blooming Delores
Jubt a ,;horl walk to cabinets. whshr. dryr, l.acJwta Hiiis • I 050 s • o . Model, 3 Br 21f.t Ba, end trash Compactor dbl Self ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach &c has a great ' unit. By owner. 501
ocean view! $210,000 cleanHolng ovdenJ. Shn120,000. Jbr, 2ba at 22512 Montova. ·. SPANKIH' Playa. $133,SOO. 644-7901.
LAGUMA NIGUEL wor o son S71.000. <2t3)672·1731 & HEW Open Hou5e Sat. & Sun.
--------• 3 Bdrm., 2 ha. home, Realty !213)770-2729 This never-lived in "La 11 ·6 p M • 0 w n er
PUBLIC NOTICE near bus stop for easy 497·1744 Familia" model with a w/coopcratc w/realtors.
commute. The large IEST BUY sweeping view of Sad· & I t n I Lease Opt., 1 yr beaut. You will not find a better rnoms x n oor Pan PORTER RE• •TY C dleback Mountains or. condo Pool & tennis bargain than this ~ingle provide £or easy In· OCEANFRONT A.. 0 n t em P 0 r a r Y rers 3 bedrooms, a huge
blory 1 bedrm "Colon~ door outdoor entertain· Luxurloua 2 BR. 2,, DA. 1000N. COAST HWY. California Townhome. f 8 m11 Y room, 1 us h Newport Crest. 640-1751
llome". lt •~ near shC>p ing. SllS,500 1900 sq.ft. 20' h1 wall of 497-2468 Over lSOOsq.ft. + veran· carpeting thruout. ,A 1---------
1 & l LANAI HOUSE 1 t I d k OCE"' .... f110 ... T da w/view. 3 BR's, 1~ "retreat" off master 1•YCREST p1n2, poos enn1i-h h' 4 gass ono g sun ec A"'" "" ba 's.NC,2cargar.Only bed b h bl k A murts & achool'i! Beat In t e treetoP!I. t 111 over sandy private bch. Cactus Point, first lime room, utc er oc Total privacy and regal
the rush-bdrm . 2 bath & den <:enlral local .. great vu. offered; one ort.aguna·s $00,900. counter lops-many, comfort a re built into
REOCARPET homehaslushveRetation E h r I most celebrated homes, RED CARPET many extr as. Prime thiscustom3bdrm.,den,
R...-&&-IJl~lllO & 11 very prlv11te loca· with unnuestlonably the Realtors 586°0400 localion. S71,900. Open tit d 1 n Ing, f 0 m lty 8 nd , __ _._... _______ lion· beautihll ocean finest o~ean view on the ~~~~~~~~~! 9PM. · billlard room home, with
\ltl!ws from 1111 decks & s · bl · 1 I Id 1 C allT\O'llt t"Vt'rv rnom! A c.out! o s uper y Loq..naNiguel 1052 . • art:e~poo . oa ur
OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5 t-auty '. 5239.-.'") situated, you feel part .or ••••••••••••••••••••••• I£ 1auall ~ gracious enter tainina. 5162 ~ t -''"' t.he tide pools & sea while 1 _ N' f. • Come see today, open ' ,nounee luxuriating on the wind LGguna 1gue PIG!=.• 12·5 at 1.339 Hampshire
•University .. ark. new on ~ 1---------1 protected terrace. Love· the choic~ community Prap1trt:•-Clrcle just off Santiago.
Crnarkb('t :.rur~1~~f\lJ;lroTd<'h<! L~ DUPLEX ly parquet firs ., huge ., · v -752•1920 $27S,000 .
Am riui.:c " but' n e ~ .. j (rplr. grace the living & M IS~ ION. V I E J O , t400 QUAil ST. NIWl'O•T llACH LIE SCH0t4Ek , Tch':!,.~"u1c~om"errl1oci batt,_& ,,,...,,..,.;. (2) l bedroom units-dinine rm., kitchen com· Beautiful white stuhccoE3 Condo 3br H~ba frnlc REALTOR 64~9121
n on " ,_, 1tOSN ,. __ ........ 1--super c:ondltlon! New plet~I ... emodet-"" when bedroom. 2 bat I • • • •r • :J Bdrrm . 2 hath11. form11l ,,._.n~..,..l·•-vuna carpeting 11nd paint in h .. y ' fln~ h d 2 Jardine model-nearly decorated cpts & drps, t---------
d1n1nl[ rm .. atrium. 494-1177 upstairs unit! Newly ouae was i~ 15 e •. new Spacious country quiet cul -de·11ac nr .....,-. -~ --f1nii.hed irnroac. Thia 3t601CeouHwy.,S.logvno painted exterio r . 3 years ago. arages"' kit h l . d school Comm pool --..-... w.n . .-.•c..wr-~on·tl••.t, -·.""-" A-...4591 lorge ca rport Invite c en, cus om rapes S61000 Ssl·4599 . 2Br. 2Ba Beautifully de· ~ "" _. .,..,., .....,..,.-Blocks from beach-1tuests to your priv11t.e en-and upgraded carpets. • · · coruted Condo, light &
ORAMGI TREI partial ocean view, Nice trance. A very special An excellent value at By Ownr 4br. 3ba Ex· airy, frplc, dlnln¥ rm,
New Plan 4 condo; l· ARTISTIC Special'~ BR, South Laguna area· home for very 11pecial f1,3~900. NI 1 R lt ecutlve hme on cul-de· bar, pool. WeatcllU bdrm + tort, qunhty up· 2 ba. + bonusrm · dtnin• Hurry on this one! Call people! Shown by app't. ..,..gunn guc e~ Y sac w/fabulous view $86.500.
gr111lt'<J carpet1. druJ>es; rm .. frplc .• !lbutter1. REDC•RPET SBS0,000 S._!>~~O f'rplc In !i v .rm & 0penHseFri·Sunl2·5
recrcutional b ell Incl Seduded patio Walk 10 Realtors lll-ll80 SPLIT LEVEL - ---=--= tam.rm, to1·mat din.rm . 1242 Rutland Rd Apt 4. pool tenni'I sauna beach S137.!IOO ,.,..., )llcu;:u. Babblina brook PEO ALLEN 3 'Bdrms., den, dark lge eal In kitchen, cov-548·7.,.,...Altl •
al y<>Ur buck door! REALTOR 494 7ll78 Chsrmin" Jbr, 2ba. Pool. room.decks; oceon &cu· TRl·lEVEL ered patio w /lge fncd ~.....,.....___..........,..__ ,. nyon view5; an Im· back yd. Room for pool. '19.950 FAMILY HOME Completely redecorated. maculate home. Just 4 Bedroom, za.; baths. Upgraded thruout. Open OPEN HSEBYOWNER.
DA.VIDD.CARLSON B 2 n c 1 Sl39,500.By0wner. rlghtrorcamerabuffs& pro f esit l ona ll y Ilse sat/Sun 12·6. 26981 Baycrest. S pac loua
RIAL TOR 8l1·929 3 ~Un ~liv /t~m "rms,0 r~I~, 494· 7837 or 499·341l7 nrtista. 1175.000 landscaped. Clubhouse, Eilcondldo. 673-6617 . cuatom home. \asl~fully
St36 """ p I DUPLEX pool, great mountain decorated. 3Br, 2"11Ba. WOODBRIDGE ocn vu, ,JVU. r non· Tired of livlng In 8 box? N h d both .th 2 view. Sl49.000. Beautiful VJ.w Cormol llvlne/dlnlni --.. sua...a I 5 ly 49'7-1505 or 491 4967 Tr')' a round houae. 4 Br' Ort en : WI J ""Y w YI!. ·Ts w Jtrplc gourmet kitchen ...,...._.,. ..... • . • 2 ba. fillm ily room. bdrms .. 2 baths, sep. A • mA Madrid, near lake. 3br w/eatina·f•rnlly aroa: SS Wl\lslling Swon <off l3eautiful Exec 6Br. 9 glOrloWI ocean views. 770 lorCltd air furnaces & • REALTORS 2ba, din rm, Ira fam rm, lndry r m orr kitchen.
Wct11tone >. Tt1rrific 4 room view home.Owner. Nyes Place.S22.\,000. water beaters. Street to 499 2237 all bltns, utr . S pec· Sat/Sun l •$PM. zoao ~tlrm1 .. d' f~mlly rm1•1• Sl00,500. Lodwn Qt·6288 alley t~l ; Onup1pe2r bhlkas • tdarcpu111_a~ _!UvBr!dcrppalt"ios&, llollday !td. S1TS.OOO.
inrmn imnR rm .. :ip t CUSTOM Beaut 4 Br. frml ocean view. y s. ' Archtt. 8Ct•s be l )nt-..1: . •-11 645-5679 Pnn only. levelhome,closetoloke. Din. Xtra lge lot. from Shew's Cove. • au -cpg ex wa a. .
New, lmmcd. dccupan-1169000 PhSZ4•62S8 1185.000 581·8985.0 tHSat/SUn ll!ACHCHALIT
cy. SUS.700 ' ' 939nlenneyr9 494-8519 oc· . ~ . " ·ean iew CASTILUllA.UTY 2-Sty. A·Fr•rno, 3 BR .• i · ba,. w/rtnhttl" 2car1ur °'6 LoglM .. _.. I 04f &...,.. leoch I 048 H . View lot. Beaut lndacp, Walk to ~ach, pool• at •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ome 3br 2ba, Cam rm, custom tennis. Aakln_ISl1$.900
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WOODIRIDGE
wooosruoGE PLACE DoWntown
Biscay Mod~L walk to Unlque M·l propt1rty
the lake. 4Br. 381. 2 contatnlnA two 1hop11,
frplcs, ~car •araee. l mo Ju•\ freshly painted ;
old, $139,500. Pvt Pty various u&tt from com·
988·3986 or 64'·6018 or mt'l'Cla1 to llahttnduatr)'.
552-4621 $11.9,500
P.UXSIDIE Loe. Mystic Hiiis
Beaut. 2 BR, De1nt Sfrtnlly affma to be tht
hOmc In Univ. Park. keynote Jn this 4 bdrm.
S12t,80(). 8 y owner. vu home, nr. tt nnl• ct•
551-118116 · Located in ont QI th• ~Jt
WOODIRIDGE net borfloodi. 115 ouu
St•P• to buch c lub.
Choou )'O\lr 1>wn tn·
terior. Tltl1 4 BR & 2 BA
hao ii ready ror occup
nciwl'3S--02U ~t 9~, or r1.s:m..
LANDMARIC OCU1MFROMT
French Normandy co untry
elegance on Woods Cove. Large
main house. maid's & chauffeur's
quarters. guest house. Elec. gate
privacy. private steps t() beach.
S795.000
I.
Catnllne sunset.a from Beaut. decora\ect A·
every room·. 4 Sr, 3 'Ba; N.wpon leach I 0'9 frame on corner lot; %
wnlk lo pvt beach club. ••••••••• .. •••• .... •••• bdrml. +den; 3 btu. to
1165,000. Open house Sun. Pri 6 ocean. llU,:!00
NPM. 32482 Adriatic Dr. me Area CAYWOOD llA.L TY Monarch Ba"· Tel'race. ' 1 • G~o&. hom«r tor outdoor * 541· l zto • Ownr. 4.00-6271 • entA!rt.alnlnt by aparkl· , ___ ......._ ____ _
tn1 pool· 4 BR, 2 ba. 2 COUMTIY LtVIMf; ..... MEW trptc.., hvll\jt rm . with HorsesOK. ~y3bron
4 Bdrm Uvlng Rm Din· beamed cell .• family R-4 lot. 203l Orchard', oCf
lrta Rm, ~·omlly 'mn. rm .. shake roof: quiei Irvine. sao.ooo firm
C\.l.1tom bulit view him• arJ;~~·rr/SUM l·S 1_55_7·_17_Sl8 __ -:----
at. 29Sll Ana Marla ' ( l6H Skytaru.111;; HARIOtt VtlW
rrotes!lfopal archStec· CALL '-!\ 6-.. u l4 £.leiant 58r or 4+ at.ud,,.
turc It landac.-ptn1 blend ,;o ~ home. Vpcradect lite eJ'•
II provide an open, aJr)' •dtllil trance. hallway. kl&. le
feellni & _prlvt cy. ~ttALTV batbroom11. DHlc • Sl.M,000. Cell rordetaUs: 111ur N,.,.,.,, rue Offlct booltthell wall \lnll1. de·
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4.Br. 2~ ba, poot,jacuul
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corator wallpaper
thruoUt. .. bltn •tor&.&•
area aklnet&de Ol bOUa-.,
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'•Joan Ro"• '31-ZW w/elec 1atea. PooJ
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i tioo pit. Beat buy lD Bii
OPIMSAT/SUN •-s ._ca_ny __ on_. -----· !'. 302 Ca U. Ct. Nr Back Bay, 3 Br 1 Ba,
b (Jllewport Creat) ljt Jot Dft blt.n.s air Top tlttht condo: 3 0pensat1Sun.S4t-s0t1 ' 1 bdmu. le rormal d!nlns ---------..i rm., la• choice location. Below Market, b)' ownr,
9Hutlrul docorator '• 3br, 2ba, Hatbot Vlew
home wttb deluite up. llmne v /1chool1, l?MD
1r1tde1. Recreation al btlt fc anua 1.tm'1 pool.a
faciuu .. features Incl. s1s1,soo. LamAon or
tennis, uun1, Jacuul " Ric hardt, <2m 59!Mt207,
pool.$131,:m (213) 433-2,854 OT (714)
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solar ~I. houM )'our 124 lln:I Stnd
Eastbluff Estate
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$161,900 •
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owner 752-5008
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DOVE.I SHORES l!A.UTIFUL ownerstup units -oldiea Tri-P lex. C.M. Prime &xcelielillliiuioo vt.jo
ElegaJ>t spacious podl • 4br, 3ba, fam rm, din rm, but goodies. Near location & cood. All 2br, loe. Income $115,000. I I '·" fj f< I \I I 'i estate completely furn t..;,. frpl, lrg fncd lol. TelUUi Westchff. Offered a\ $110,000. 2$'X> down. Dnpymnl $225,000. Full ' •' • • I ' I • , • < \ , ~' , w I a men i t l cs , . too ,.. ~~ Lease <Jilly $1000 P er Mo WI Option "prk l blk. ~.000 by appointment A&ent. S4l).05M price l870.000. Crntive
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OPEN SAT/SUN _646_4 463· • ,... • COSTA MESA 21 Suite Med. Bldl +t--------JohnKloseRltr RL.-..1.-u....a1 C714J 642-3600 BVOWNER. Wfttniiftlter 1098 TRIPLEX Pharmacy $650,000. w ... Ml/DUPLIX ....._ ~ SPACIOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pride of ownership on MuJUtenanllndustrial; 3Bdnn,lbe,2yrsold
645-6822 645·6556 BF~~w;/2N&~~nNl ~J:. ir.rur·nnnn~su~ '3 Br 2 Ba, Formal DR, BY OWNER. $67,000. 3br quiel ~trecl. Spacious ••$400,000. New! FEELAND
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from pool & grn bit. Pror --View. Priced for wrap-wlr unit. Nr schs & $130,000. ••$1.25,ooo-2yrs.old.
1 d d d NEWPORT CREST UJ>. S86,000. 4D'Z·3390 shop'~. Quiet area. No or Prin. only. David Bourke for s. 2200 an scape w/llme Oc f CHARMING DECORATORS HOME DUPLEX.Dana Point. Warner & west of Rltr.546-9950 ••h••••••••••••••••••• sprinklers, Illes. Up· ean view rom porch ~pacious 3 Bedroom, 3 bulh, Magnol 8741 Univcr e graded Lhruout. A super Condo. 3 BR, 21a Ba, "' OceanView,1v;,,yrs o... 14p · 0 1 s 1£ jQuall l OFF1CE Bldg lo Orange BUJLDERSSPECIAL! b · th i f I lb · I family room ""'·8727 no n Y R·l Lot In .... clus·1v~ uy in . LS prest ge area l'l> c. we ar. Jae .. poo , old. 498-2722 -------• Pl--. County. 6000 Sq. rt. AAA ...... ~
Fee land. 1823 Port tennis. By owner. Quality Fixtures Whit•WaferR•alty --Te t 10 r leas ThreeArcbBayloc.Un
Carlow. Opn Sat/Sun 1·5. sus,ooo. 5411·6317 Lovely French Doors & Othet-RHI Estat. Prap.rtl-· 0::: paCX:menl $90,0C:: believable 180 dearee
S154,500.644·S767 w·~o Used B1ick Everywhere DeUghtful.Cholc• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7S2•t920 Prlce $31$ 000. 4.9% ocean viewfrom dwnlwn "'" • ._ Old s · h fl t ~ Hom.s woo OUAH. st. Nt~T UA04 ~...-nt.le :.i..-; 1 La1tWla lo Dana Point Cou..-RY UYl .... G Tile Floors pan1s an ne" ~ . l'nnc. on y. Sq "' "" Hart.o..Va.wHon.. pogs1ble condition. v.r m1 ForScft 11 00 Bkr. (213)624 -5980 6300 .n.s12,.soo. BACK BAY AREA On Cul-de-sac. from Lus h Landscaping tobch.closetoshops.Nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• l9UNITS wkdays. WAYNE
Great entertainment ownr.840·7609 lt07TNde ...... •-c:nsto,.SGt/S..12·S New C ity Plai a Deluxe adull park an ---------• THOMSEH h ' 48 __, SuntaAna.!600,000 EXCHANGE one or both ome, 11 pac1ou1 r, 0 -'uc-.. from appral•-" Irvine 2 BR 2 b.i. sun R """ "" .,.,,, h. ., N ., "1:1 Bachelor units & Costa Mesa Eastaid.e IH! ••'TY 492·9550 2112&, L • OR, den opn 8.lck Bay 3br, fam, 2ba, $77 .SOO to $75,000 for pore , patio. cw carp l2 l·Bdrm. units 1UOA1.
to patio w/gaa BBQ & nu crpl'g,cvr'dpatio.lrg quicksale S!9.500 Agt 646-2414 llUGllUHDY house, triplex, Santa1---------rirepil, l& kit w/many cor lot Room for boat or POINT RF.ALTY Ana, SlS0,000. Income Slln Clem , 2 lots llriplex, xlras. wet bar. palios off RV. Sll0.000 Ownr will 537_3197 496.5600 NEWPORT Bt-;A<.:11 REALTOR 67§..6161 Sll,820. Owner. 831-2865 1 duplex. side by side. l
Jront bdnM, Ii mat.rate fin Pnnonly. Ownr/Agt. 642.9404 ----()(>Anla V1llugc blk from ocean 66102SS w/RoOl tub. atrium cul· 2298 Redhmds Dr, NB. SHORECLJ FF VILLA~ Dbl wide 2Br, 1wt heh, LARGE . .
• de -s ac St, owner &120596 CON DO. Good view. dockspuceava11.$2l ,7SO 1---------1 A.partn.lltCOtnplex Agt_. ______ _
transf€-rred S128.000. -l'Wwport l~och I 069 Mtwport a.och I 069 d<Je>e to bch. z yrs olrt 2 i'um muy be µun:hu,ed Distress Proptrty! For sale in Orange Co. Outof C~
OPEN SAT 1SUN 1 5 Newport Shores · hy ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. zba. $64,000 Ownl'f Larry 956·92.'>3 PP We c.i.n find it for you. beaut pride or ownership PrOfMrly 2550 ~Bayi'·arm Place OWllJ" 4 bdrm. 4 buth. lg w• ..... tED 496-5821 - -Beach area. Probates. w/good spendable & •••••••••••••••••••••••
557 0032 Bkr fa m rm, huge master "'" l~.i.rRe Mobile llomc bankruptcies. trustee good location. Quallfied LACOSTA HILLTOP
!>Ulle w1pnvale study & THE Hart.or Yl•w H~ PVf PTV. want:, to bu' Ocl•unfrunt ~ales. l'orerd sales. under ri l Ant 640 2341 llOMESlTE 2 + GUF..ST + 3 BA . Land 11un de<"k. Many xtras. 4 or 5 Redroom from house or condo. Occun \'lJ 111.1·36.:!8 murkel values. We can _p_n_p_e_a_i._e._._ •• -·--.113 acres w/ocn Lagoon
included. Comfort, ron-Opn house sun Ma y 15, owner. 640-7609, ,. .. " 2970 preferred but not nee No Joint vcntute. Call World ...,__,.._ s-D~ country vie.... 162,u, ... t .. _ h '""'" I l l 66 ., ,, Mobile home by owner, 5 ......_._ ... "" """ ventencc,nr. pv . .,..-ac . l·S. 477 Prospect St, r r s. P s. l ·l••ol Star adult park. SJC. W1de Broker11,673·4M5. Co.a.ochClt TRADE to ORANG E ioodles galore! Drop by 645-8826 SEA VIEW. Dynamic anytime 20x4s. 519.500 4116.66711 l8UnJts-S430000 COUNTY or P AL M
Sat'/Sun 1·5. ~11 Vist.a ocean/lites view. Brand J2Units-saoo'ooo SPIUNGS PROPERTY.
Dr.,Bayshore SEA.VIEW VIEW new, choose colors. COZY 2Br. frplc. Ii: ~AMror11ppt. ___ l~ .. ~--'~1L.~t~·C~OU1•1M•Ml•~CM'-1 44UnJl.s-ll,oOO,OOO V.E.HowarcUcCoRltr ll87,500. Port Royal 4br. 3ba, szs.ooo unde r mkt. ~n;~Y~h°::san ;~~woo':,r Acnogeforsal• 1200 -ig at• 4SUnit.s-Sl,lSO,OOO MlkeOrew 1-729-6929
PropertyHotlfte642·38SO tam.rm. 2718 s q .ft. ~79.SOO.S43-116t4J.V Co. 496-43lO • • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Profes investment 20 Acre Mobile Home OutofS&...&.... W/panorllml~·v1·ew f o analysis. appraisals, tax nmr ~ r m 1 BR i;tarter home. Good ORA.N<iE COUMTY Esta to 063 Units> • NEWWATEAFllONT oc11an to mountains. L-1 fantasti<-' Come see IY OW...,ER & ~xchange advice. -..-roperty 2600 ' CONDO Guarded gate, tennis this beautiful East Bluff loc:i.l1on . $60,000. Uy " ONE SQUARE ?\UU; Speciali zing in Bch ~~d,OOOM 1 .. _ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~• C home! Call Red Carpet. ownr 494 2973 San Clemente Duplex. S360 p.r acre 1<!30.•00 mulll·plex properties. ""'' I a oy nca tors Pvr PTV ts to b No,rport'!! mo11l pr!' rrts, l'VY'· S259,000. all 754-1202 Fi xer upper. Walk to tot.al, firm. S67.500do"n 2967Carlsbad8lvd . . wan uy
,.t1g1ous 2Br, 3Ba, lg lux-0-..nciAgnt, 552 1800 HARBOR VTEW HOMES beach. 1 Br each. Xlnt Consider exchani!~ orr Sclle7:~~~~~';,1~~aiL (714)729-1129 ~pref~~r:~-0~~~
ury unit. all amen1t1es in ,.. pe •CH ...,e •R One ol a kind, Palermo 4 linanctnd S7&.500. Rlack Star Canvon Open ,.._ dude!! pvt !!auna. boat "' ~ "s;A Br FR. 21~ Ba, super "' lll!IP:\1 ~nlury21848·ll88 MFSA VERDE 4-PLEX. No rltn pis . 6&1·1681
bhp avail, profcsi11onally 342 reach TrH Ln. CHERRY LAKE... Vl(.'W. $195.000 Prine On-Call "97·2244 . <-'ross Country ,900-2358 new llaUng. Jmmac. Prin anytnne.
derorated. S215.000 Also Open Sun t s in gracious Back Bay ly 644-5621by11ppt Open San Juan only. Agt. M2-SSSO Rmlchn---.-Fcrms--.---_~~~~-con~_; a_J~J-~~~~~l.b) ~:1~~1g·k~t~rhe~~mmra'::.: ds~sa·co.n~cdha,rpmJ~"1o'u"sul3 llse Sa~Sun25~M --.. ~~~ ..... !?!.~ I &. jQPlacuai•I ~Costa "f~a. duplex._ 2 RntT,...tDffd Gn>ns 2700 ' ~ ~ "" " ' HO RX'N UPI ' " .... ~ m>.ooo with 40% or equJ. •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Harbor \'tcw. Carmel amenities Secluded bedroom. 2'2 bath home ProplPl"ti-houses, S\47,000. Income ty protection. Available IFYOULIKE ...
model, 3 br 2 ha. w11lk to 1>CJOI, Bay Knoll area "Uth TWO fireplace-.' ~1p Ju:.l move riAhl in. 3 Br. A HAPPY 752•1'20 $13,800 Owner768-G354 ot 9%, 30 yn1. Oceanfront WOOOS
park pool 641 ·2841 i\Jlt .l\4!';-7555 your monun.c coffrt• '" dminit rm, fom1ly rm. HACIENDA MOOOUAtlst HIWPOC'TllACH 7U .... 1Ttl"'LIO• homcvaluedal$600,000. HILLS ---the briJthl. c hecrit• ~ fpk, 2014l Ba}\'1ew , " ~ ,,. ~ BYOWNt-:R k1tchl'n Extrd laq:c SA II~~ 546-it\60. Opt>n Lush gardens & rern Prime area. Gross MAY 0 CK STIEAMS IACK IA Y 3 HR. 2 8d, newly de· bedroom!\ makt• Lh1'i n Sun 10-SPM. ~.900 By fiJled atnum opens off s:u.ooo +. Will trade up coo ooT""'
2Bbay ow, ner. I Rdust1c 3Br. <-Orated, p111cld crpts, true family home in owner n\llbalhsterfswl~l: 4 bdrms.,h2 or down. Owner/Agt. ,..~, .. ~rliK..-~.. You'll love our FREE · orma in rm. lh df"Jl!I. ete vt backyard rantast1<-area' B} up· 5• ama Y rm. wit REAi.TY CO:\IPANY ti4G-U55or631-0IY.?O u - -•-s l c I rm, den. beam u•1I, lite w hNt.ed pool . Sl 17,SOO huge wet bar. All this In n 206•91 ACRES -----1---'---"'-----"__.;;.""----i Pr n g a t a o g · scp studio/1ut.1t hi.c, hld 84611173 pointmcnt only· Sl27.soo deluxe residential area DEEP, .... THE CA.SH ltETURM Thousands or Farms pool. hvy 11hukC> rl Ap Opcnttl9P\t EASJBLUfF $144.950 f'arm111~ Callforniu"s 1"'111 10% caab return for Ran ches. Coun try
prox 2400 sq ft. Wtt lk lo PRICED FOR Lovt'ly 5 bedrm, 3 bath OPEH SAT /SUM I ·5 nF'lumtJel r Od N 1-; indu~try' HEART OF.-$245,SOO cash Investment tHu°.!!',.esExd!15tccrlmbeednt 'a·nptihce· hi A "I $117 500 1Eft:1 I ii h •""Cl,., t ul on w/walcr. 12 ,.._ona del Mar-the ul-· C JI '""'" .. ~c 8' s. nll · QUICK SALE i-1 um Y ome 2!•w '"1' t. 31282 POMO Olivos Miles from RiverindC'. .....,, on moome property. a Countryside-All Acroes ~every PM . &45-2545 Owni·r bouaht .. nnt h('r • PlaclP On prime cornf'r loca-,~ $3.500/acr e. Cathryn tlmatc In duplex history! for detail.a: America. Your Strout
Nwpt HJ(ls, new coMtr, I 1'1ct• 211lc>r~. 3 BR, 3 UA, ~ U!~~ii~~f{te~~!~ae w~~~ L• { • ~·· tl Tcnnllle 644·tl200 (US2) ~ed~~~~s.u~~~ bb~~b! MAY 0 CK catalog Mailed FREE. Br :!'~ Ba , all omenallu 2 lrplc ''I home Clo.~ to ---r,-;i.\m-<rafts room New 00 iftst14@4 PALM SPRIHGS p Lu s den with ~iU(; STROUT REALTY,
$139.SOO. Agt. '54s.99so _ hl>acl\, bay 8c 11hopp1n11 MOO ou.i~t~-H ao. market .. t $~7.000. * 67r.5930 * Street.to-street lorat1on PRIVATE DECK up-,... ... ,404.-,.. IMC.
fo'l't' l.11nd R 2 Lol Will HARBOR VJEW R M C die -1 Palm Canyon Dr > · stairs DOWNSTAIRS ls "_, •-tOt O t-. ...u... I t COMI! It SEE l'i1,,1ly i·on\ r rt to Ir& PORTOFlf'o,O oy c °' 3637 E. Cst Hwy. Cd:\f oomm'I & unit r.ontnl( f -I • ~ I A•• This Pretty 3 Br home du PI t! x . $1Jb.00 0 Redtor I I I 0 H.-port 2+ Acres. Submit all of a antast1c cathed~a $750,000 Arcocla. CA
ram rm w/frplc, l1v rm Ownt"r,111et 67S 1>775 or Thi~ lov .. ly l Rr, Fnm CostoMHo541·7729 By ....... r •...... ion Village fers L)nne Rothell reihng Uvmc room, dm· Commercial Bldg on 91006 formal din area Nlct• r..u\7411 . Rm. 2 ~ty, one of lht> """'" ,.,,,..., M4-6200(US3> '"ft r oom. FAMILY Coast Hwy. Charming lcit cheT\ wl brukfar.i l'IXlf>l popul•r home• in Zbr. rront unit. By appt, ROOM, mammoth ~et old Laguna Beach '2131445-7750
nook Ya rd r u 11 0 r 131 1 Cliff Dll. al\ Npt Brh e1 oflrrrd at 2·Story duplex, within ~.950. 588-6965 ba~. fireplace & pauo. landmark w/ocean view. ar~nl'ry Loc1.1ted on a <>PIN SAT /SUM 00 Y S 1 St 500 block or ocean. Prime C...twrY Loh/ Rwll·m kitchens. Excep· Right party can earn
rorner lot 1n popular :i Brlrm,., ha Jloua~ It • nmtalarca' ft.n...w&..14llt Crypti 1500 tion1a1
1 lands~apln000g-Sl3,000poaltlveca11hnow Ea5 b uH 'I And 1, nnt I 11.-I and Agent 17:>-5200 ~··-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (''C<'C ent area. SZLS, . thru deprec:iaUon wtonly t I ( <»e t.o 11chlll Vl('w ,\pt Kn1 .. , pool & O••Jtt"r tranderred to Beautiful 4 bed rm, 3 T h 1 1 l Open til 9PM . 20%down ~-;hops. '139,4lO() by JOt<'lllzl Aat9$.~l.2Sl6 bath, hW(e fa mily rm & wo c o ce p o s. .
Acres, rich Farm land,
1tteet (rontase. XJnt ror
frull, hones or etc. S895
An acre. Terms by
owner 838-2673 owtwr Call 644~1.3 or ------Rmo. Nf'vada It must S. C"'-"'9 I 07 6 den. Plu..h Cll>lg, cu.1tom Westminster Mcmonal.
ff1lM2161 L.AllGI FAMILY HM tell' IJ3 RI~ ....................... drapes, only one year -~•keolfer 893-7058 I£ .• Quall ~ 20A.CU11.AMCH
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UDO IAYMONT k tht rt Entrada. Southlaoders. HEIGHTS luvofttM YHr! Contlfttrclail owe 2nd. $390,000, uo> 1 East Costa Mesa loca. bchc91tt 2100
with Pool &I Sandy be8C!h. :1N!wJ)(l~~r= :a1~: 631·2l33or&42·6220 TOWN HOM! 2Axf!O ~luxe unit. Adlllt Properly 1600 bad rm, 3 bach. Xlnt Uoo. All 'unit.a a BR, 2 b• ...................... .. ~Dr, 4"' batti., 2 frplca. for $139,500. Opc•n house KINCifS ROAD Luxunous ain11le atory l'ark. Priced toaoll now. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~:nncipula only. Great potential! Call for Tnx·P'rec R . .E. ~ury livlntt tor SundGy l -5 pm. 471 Exclu.lve-Panoramlc llvin1tlsyouralnthl1da· REDCA.R'ET Newporta.ach aoappolntment. Eitohanies 11v111i~i~"c!rr~J~~1~i~~~ Prospect St Ph: 645-8626 Ocean view overl's all =~ r:!tr~~ c~~w~~~ 49M77S or ~~. ~~lal~rt~ercial ~fM -1 .. t"il ..... ~ RJJ=-.600 Pro~~~~;!°~ved ~!.~~ 18 on I)'· a 11 P,artnerah11P dt '!.!.~lutlon r~a c oa. Bae y.rl~l mboaa1t u-llln1-only 3Yean old . 111·9'55 EIQ0,000. '19$,000 <In or1 ~-J I.-E. Berkhelroer7Sl-48J.6
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CORAL TREE BLUFF
Exclusive new apartment overlooking
the ocean, Catalina and the entire
caty . • Spacious courtyard
apartments • Eloquently designed
and decorated • All have fireplaces
and patios or balconies • Natural oak
cabinetry and marble counters. *
Plush carpets * 1and2 bedrooms.
The tranquil living meets your life
style and you will want to live at the
Coral Tree Bluff located at 2163
Pacific Ave. Come to the
CiRAMD OPIHIMCi THIS WUICIMD
FttOM I 0 AM to 5 ,M W /S..
Turn north off Victoria St. on
Victoria Place (just before Victoria
St. jogs down to the Santa Ana River)·
VictoriaJ Place becomes Pacific Ave .
when it turns right. Watch ror the·
directional signs.
OFFBlED IY: KENT ROGERS RUJ. TY
841-1100
Corona Ml Mor 3822 Costa Mesa 3824
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839·2140 too Promonn>rv Or 'Nest'.
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NEWPORT BEACH
Park Newport
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FROM $240 to S335 tM·9727 or 839-5173. ,RISTIG! rl1erclles in Win"11111 ,
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br. 2 br, 1 ba; 2 br. 2 3br 2bu Coastal hou:.e SQ. rt , some furniture & tt~t. etc. Te(ftlallfy you
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dloin1: areu11, 11lora11e. Re1erve. By week or me> &en practitioner. Fast l)l'fweek <daya or eves). p a l 1 o :. • d c c k i. • Dr Whetstine. 831 ·2812 S3$00. OELUX1': Condo, 2 br, 112
bu, frpl. pool, JUCUUI,
l'nc patio Malloy Rily
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landscaped A:round~. occupancy. CASH INVl-:S'ntENT
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<herlookmg The W;,ler v o I I e y ha 11 . 2 s l y br. 2 ba. w/pool table, TV For more information
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S2SO/per mo. 1411
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Daily l Milt' to ocean
642· 9602 Agt 536· 1808
Reach areu. 3 br, brand
new, lgc palro, no pets.
fpk. OW, $375 Hon
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tacular spa, 8 swimming
pools, 8 lighted courts.
rrules or bike trallt, put·
ling, shufOcboards.
Barhs Crom $249.50/mo.
Alsol&2 bdrm plans
2 story t.ow11houscs
clubhouae, bllllardi. & Dbhw1>hr. Comfortably wnte to "CIGARETit;
sw1mm1nA pool, pln1: ~l~Pl 6· 815•8511 _ DlVLCilON'' 1123 P.O. 8o)l
pong, hyd~o·i.pa, &Ym. Bia Bear Cabin. 2br, sips 14, Rrn.cmearl, Ca. 9t710 Sorr?'· no pets. 8 Week or wknd. 64().SSGS Include your phone Southwest Corner or 540-2901 number.
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64:! ~170 fluntiniiton Contincnt,il ~ .. ., ""'"' home w /boat ~tip, pool. 770 0 C ll.ills Rd .,.,., .,.__, ~ I ..-, M Ptnll Cntr. ~.ooo. Aft Ii 17101 SprrnAdale · ----r tennis . RIO. 2 7 68 or · -·~-Walk to tx>arh' 2Br. '\/1·" JBr2'2 Ba. '"11hi.t' fptc. 2 ~6·SOIJO Room In house •2 m1 from l2l3>776-4662, Paul. 500 SQ. ft. Bathroom, + pm 548 2517 _____ _
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rcfni:. 1 ac.llt t.265 mo vr •lrr>s: ~efna. stme, $2110 Studio condo l!Jrbor1 up Yrlv F'amtly & pets kitch & house pnv Pool. Irvine Twnhse, 2 Br 2 Ba. DESK space al 17875 01" LAGUNA Jill.LS,
STEPS TO BEACH ly . 310 In~. rl•11r. mo t>-1271~ P,mflc SWOmo OnPCll ok 675'4912 v1r OCC CM For resp wctbar, pool & Jacuzzi. Beach Blvd., ni'ar pnm~ location 5116-5000 :?HR,lbJunf}rl~ $37~ 12Zl:l80H 673·70H \1LL\MF:SAAP1~ :l603803 emp, non ~moker Sl75 M9-4.291l've:.. Talbert in tlunlington ,145
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s:100 :!13 1:10 5;1H 919 •-·..a-0 TV rms SI IS 'm\). to July ren\ille preferred. SlSO .+ <1 d fj7:1-2400
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I b ( I ok. ~o pel~ l\litr. apl i; tum ~SO mo. ' l'W Jnr. 2 a . rp c; t""~)Wallat'a M2·R447 l!).l 1!166or 1!11 3196 ~'i!iO mu vrlv 675 2:111 ""' ' ~
$22(1. 2 br Pool '"d' ok
Costa Mesa 3824 Cull afl1•r :I :111 prn
642 7fl86
:lhr, 2ha likl' a h'" 2 cnrl~cd ~ur . frpl. patio.
n>.l loi.hp'u $385. !WI 12:'!0 ................•.•.••.
MESA VEHD1': 11r e a :! Br. 1 ba. 1storv.1ihaf(. 2 Story d'-'luie cnndo 4br.
llome atmosphere 2 & J drf>'I , pulin frplr, he:im or :J+den, r11ts & drJ>!>
hrdeluxcapls s.161031 ccil.. d'>.bwhr. ,.:Jr thruoul W11i.h..r1drycr. ;\dulL~ s:ll!O 2G50 F.ldcn S3.1.'> mo 536 51137
-Y11lill'r r. l:.t Julv. tn Sept 1 ut1I. llouse. 649·2453 Brll ti73811\ Nf':W2hr&2br + dt.'n S12.~ mo.t;7S :1613 eve --------
lu\ury waterfront apls <.:0\1FORTABl.E rm nr. Npl Uch 2 l>lra1ahl prof
•Hwlt ms :.hop'g & OCC. Ille kltth men :.eek 3rd to. i.hare lg
•Tra'lh Compa«lor prr vilege:1 Fem 595 sharply furn view hme
•Wcl Bur !>16 2573 · S225. Incl util, maid,
• Flrepla<·e gardener644·0484
•Pnvate bcarh floom for working man, -----•Plrx1~lasi;cncl patios l'rr eritru nce, cook'g Resp. rem. lo share apt
•Smoke detectors -197 20U w/same. Own rm & ba.
•Slips a\'a1I to tenants Kitch prlv Refs. Sl3S.
r\clulb. nu tK·l'> Hoom with private bath & 751-9347 C.M.
THE BAY LEAF
20'1rm. water pd. $2711
ljj·aullful. :.parrnui. Ill'"'
ull(..!I, Pool. pvl put10~.
538·1Ht.lll r•ntn• It n near Beat·h -----•LocatiOft Skpi.tobea('h,<i Br2 Ba. Blvd & Warner Ave. $30 Wantmalureemploycd~1
fpk. cpl!., dr~. stoo yrly wk S.1:?·7160 · or F !>hare 2 br CM
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mooth 540 172'1
•Price br &i:? 3-143 ----duplex s120 & 12 u111. * Lu1.ury Guei1t quarter' for rent to 1145.50-13
:! t>1:d S'210 • 3 hed SZllS l1Jrbor\'1cw Knoll ~mglc person S2lS mo 1----------
1'16"0. l"t> 2 llr up1)('r. 1n 1 ~C'w 2 BR & den. Caru• :? ~. J Mont a Iv o San Share our beautiful lg " Hanbur-•C'l'Ofl!!•IHZGGOI ··~ CJ h t •I k'l h 11lex Cph, rlq>'-11:1· ' Cod :1l) le condo with ementc ouse. u 1 • • c en,
THE EFACIENT
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Complete. mbk~ offi·r
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Cora fraction of the cost. •1•1C-Y•C•L•E•a·sP-O.•R-f0•0•0-0•5 Month to month rent In· DEALEAsHIP
eludes: recpl. servire.
pcr.ionahtcd phone cov
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service, underAround
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THE F.XECUTIVE
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567 SAN NICOLAS UR,
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l'iEWPOftt Bt::ACll, CA
640 S-170 ----
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Hl9h Income
$8,000.00 ('9CAJ••Cl)
(7 U) 979 3313
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t.Jkon\ .• 11llh 1111 11t·h :1 HR 2' • hu Crpl 0111 \ll'". m crlool..ini.: pool & u.....t......1 M t~J ..,.1 OO lndry & phone fumashed, • I MO FR F.E R ~:NT• l..i.'>7~ ~ hlk 1 h tenn1,., l'l IJlahly up· .--nnS, O '"' "' prefer middle age man l-23Rm.dlx offires No BOl 'TJ<'L 1-; infant:. . rm.-> ., H no~ts ·rlcd \·· 1"'J . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-0352.Sto8PM I 28 k h I .335 nw '16KUt;~2 Jh S!~". 1 \a1 . u?.e t. LAGUNA BEACH MTR ________ •leuereq.Adj.A1rporll'I w.rlll'. nt.•w ~hop'g rlr,
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adllb. nu 1~·h, "lnl Im !-: l\•;iut 2 ,tnrv contlo. 2br P\l'i>~ mo Maid i.crv, rolorTV, apt w 'l(entleman. CM. ------Ho-< 1152.11n.92&17 ~rd<' R..111 t:JNI 1'-.ba, z c.ir gar " cle<' 3 Rr, 2 Ba xlnl CdM loca heated pool. 714494·5294, 546 1739 2 OLX OFC'S.CM
:-;ow ll 1-." T 1 , <; op1mer. Pvt 1>ut10. po0I, lion S450. month Avail 96SN.Coai1tHwy. Need mature female $60/SlJSmo.751-61192
1>.tv Jdll~ uni v ~101~1 mo lli'uut nt•w :!br 2ba in l rlubhl;e. ,._'185 mo !l.1m. 5 15 2nd noor o( 516 lni> ~--tu--...a 150 roommate to share 2 Or bPautrful nrw 11pl!!. 6 1711 i.,••"":n 6400019 -• .--.. .., •--'-ssR__...al ...a...aso ~paciou' l Br'•. 1treat pm "'"' "J• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apl. Balboa Isl. Call -·-wn• ..,..,
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1175 ~or m5-6..'>24
Balboa P•nl .. ula 3107
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airy 2 Br'"· w p\l pal10 Milefrnmthew:iler S349 ~ulJ·lease. Call aft. G, balanced diet11. nice FEMALE 2l-30sharc 4er 4D!LUXEOFC'S
or balrnnv, t.!l*S End mo ~IO Jfl.1.1or551; 7225 ~0·8099 .£.alto. 832·2788; 771·~99 hse·pool, F v Sl3S. l!lt + Conr. rm .• seal 25, nll
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(II Com~ paneled. sm. whsc in r~· l(a '· " . ~ DELUX0 3 BR . ., Ba, 1,2 .r..-r R__...ols ..,.200 Isl & 11• ulll. Vicki·John E h\ htwn 11 :IO & ., 30 an) ATRIUM A". ... ,. .-.,,... inn .., r 8 OOPM 968 5233 ar. l or 2 yr. lea~c. Lake .:<perienced business
1JJ)'. 302 Vlctorlll, nr cull 'llr the beuch, 2 br. 2 ha blk lo bch, waler view,••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 t : · fo'oresl urea , K e nt man. woman or 1·ouplc! ~foll.in Rul•alty, 540 291141 upl w enc gar !IOO·•ltlll yrly •. S42S p/mo. A\•1. Balboa Penln Pt, ~lk to NB, 2 Br apt, SlSO mo. Harkins. e'!tablil>ht>d C'aler1ng
orfi.tfi 34311 IOAM OPM Junc20. b'75-3126eves_._ bay le bch. 3 Br 2 Ra. Malo over 30. Tony 714·581·9393 serv1~c must be sold!
TIME 751·1400
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·• HH uni "''"'"· k • A A · beach Yearly, S350. -on Harbor Blvd, Costn l'11Ki•lo~h11P11 .~~~holrl!1fnl o ' Jll.IOI, ~JS ''•ml from the hrh f',rpl . 673·7180 Newport WalArfront Need roommate M /F to "' COf"OftO ct.I Mar 3122 w,,>1•1111 '""' & en< uar inc l d . /d k 2 B" J b s hr 2 bdrm b se, Mesalnminlshop.cntr ~C>-" w oc n a ir c t M 751·8160or675·9326 ,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl'\.''.'.ISl:'i<.i llll'::! Ur. 6! tt.1 , :! h.lrm. muturi· Jdlts, 9fi0·4614.10Ai\16PM -OCEAN VIEW yrly 2 Br 1 s2so1wk.. 546·6299 o; ::rS9~rn. os a esa ---?_ -_/ ~.1rtl1·n npt Pool~ ... 710 t'4•nlrul l1w;.i~iun, nn JWI'-3 RR 2 Ila IJCP patio W D ~.·~£!!·r::'!.~OO mo 657-08411 . . s ~~~l~fi!i~~~ 3l2 s~::; ~
\\ lllthSl • 1".'IO ~U\ •l.Sllli hook up, frplr, 2 car l(nr Corona dcl Mar ocean· ~-....... ...a350 · l r h 2 •· 1 ,.1v dlihw11hr 5385 198 7548 2 Rr 11'2 Ba, twnhse ~tyre. front lbr !!lee"" 6 r>nn foirllwm .., art.LS 0 c, e>r s owroom. 353 N. Coaet, Lap ... ., llr I '~ 11.11"nh~c-hrk vi . q•I•, 'ii'"· 1111 ;-, adlls. no pets. $235 , . ..~ . ..,.,.,., .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 67Sl.,9!!.,c~o. Schworer. '94-?D"I_• 7B!l·11_4eo_
lpk, i.:.1r. ht1• p11t10, ~dlt"• ,\rlulls unh ~\ S.18 2682 wkly G73'7787 Double $70. Extra Lall "~ .,........,.. --
cono-.;,\ DEt. l\1 'R no ptL& S2)jj Ul7 ... ldl'n ---1'1~ 29'" 1 Br, od~ll t:ond~hhllunt· --Bii Canyon. View furn door. 731 W. 18lh, CM DESK space al 17875 8ifc~U~~a~A;~.~~. 1fg!
''" !ri'J 1~511 , t>16 70:!i ~.,hr. I b.1 1: S1d1· inaton lay,<' se 6: lll3BR,aptonwater apt. 2Br. 2Ra, now thru 671-7187 Beach Bh•d., near rent.4Stations,7dryr's. 2 Ur To"nho11•1•. fqih
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"'" tn aJltox Enc .iu1. h.11t ~ S240 mo S45 261l _ Lldo Isle Sept. ad Its $700 mo. Talbert In llunlln~ton Call ri6l GHZ.
ir•oM S260 "\rncw r.t2 HiO'.l Irvine 3144 tlHBRapt,L1doble 64<>-5560 Gara1re. huee 3 car, Beach. $S0 per month. -----
,.... To see this property dwntwn HB. Adams & Bnng own (umiturc Our Can m an u r a ct u re
\l.1turi• adulh <•nl)'. no 2 ntt ttuplt'x, S!iS NL·"' •••••••••:•••••• ~··•••• Call Jim Berkshire Dina Pornl Charmmg 2br Main, $75 m o. 536·9~ r~eptionhll will nnswcr t'C:onomtcal t rans .. d1>c:1
J"1" t .. 1r1w 4! & .1 hr llJll' i·qit Jl.11nt a:11r . "'"'" O!lANGE TR Et. Luke ~ ~ + den hmc P\.t yd & fl your phone for SlO per Ml u~e ~as. f1n11ncial o~-l'5h"hr. JCJi RR<.l c;a~ "•'"'' pd, no ~l~. 1~1:i Condo, ~315 mo t ~r 1>11t10, lovely view or Storage only. 0 • alley. h D II p I rr
---pd 7iMSPott Pl M:? sm:i OR<.'11 \HD flJien Sat l ~ +dt"f!. A C, pool, fac s. Marina, wkly/monthly. Dwnlwn Hunt g Bch. mont a Y 'oto ic1', i.1~tanrc neccJoo. Reply
C01v2br,frr>l<'."rr)nil't• m3 ;1;n l'tr!l:l38274 , 675·7900 _ S#JlllJ64 125/mo. 968-9919 or 6424321 Cla .. slf1edAdlJl}Zl.D111ly
S37S for 111nitlo $WOcou UAY'\1F.ADOWS 963-6870. CannrryVlllago Pllot.PODoxl560,CM.
pit' MO 7030 Sp1tt 2br, lbu 11pl1< 2 BR. 2 H,l 'Jpw w hltn,, ORANG!'~ .TRF.F.-~.lV1': 3Br.2ba. sips 8. $32Swkly <, Cottaee. _fl'.!tl26 ________ _
\1nny fuc.-11 avwtl Jo:nrl S'l8ll mo 1!11!1 An.1ht•1m NR THE WTR. Nl'w 2 SanCi.n.ttt• Jl76 July $375 Aul(uAl/Sepl. Sln1te 111rajo, Co1ta 848-4801 DISTRllUTOR 2528 OceOfl lhld. 11ar Pvt p1Jtln, <:u~ wtr St ~11(r ws 5100 hr. 2 ba iwnhse. AIC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &:M).1'178or (2131869·6103 Mesa. $3.'imo.
Open Sul & Sun. 111lr11l'l 1111 No kld!1 /Pf't5, fo'rom poo I & te nn . 1:\50 OCEANFRONT 645-4336 DOWN'fO\\~.J C.M. retail TnyA brin1(Joy. Join a fun
dernrntl'll 2 Br & c.lt•n. 2 S?M ;\l'llla ~0073 l.ovely nt'w lite 1 br. <'Jll&, li73 2028; ~.90fl0 1-·anta1Ue while water SAN CLEMENTE Office Retdal 4400 bid&. Approx. 50xM. buslneH. F/T .• rtT. Na-
tilc•d lrnthr11, FA hrnl, d:l:!'; sl~ve. l(u~ .. ml:;,ur~ LAguna hoch 3141 view. lux 2br. 2ba cor P vt. home~ nr. beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·3401 dny11, 548·3270 tlonal hra ncl toys. Dis·
Cvh:. New luie cµl1', out NR. SllOPS lg 2 br, a ... h.I• oA.~ ' .. .,........,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'Cln(lo,PvtaleP11lo 11._ndy 100 Romona, 3 br 980() eve~. ncy11' Malttcl, Tonka. Nlo
11Land ln1& view, Ol'C'Oll & bltru. .. IHlW drpa. <!J>U, Ana~ m Vt' .............. ,,; bch. Adlls/no P•l•. mo. 1808 Ola Vista, 2 br rL•U Mil nii nvolved.•Sm n-
hurhor. Ad Its, yrly Ille. new pnt. Adllt!, no OOJ!I. 64G JLOO 2Br. 2Ba, closf" 1n, adult.ti, S750/mo. (714 > 498.3660, IBM mo. 252 Lu Cueala. • &ec..tfn Sult•• STORE Approx. 950 aq. I'\, veatment rcq 'd. Gu y
no pets. 1&50 h 11tln1t. S?30.675M27&64~5487, 1 Hr opt, refriA. t'pt'I, ~.J1~t:Wr·1~27S mo. BEACHClTYREAUl'Y brSlOOOrno.Callowner: Suite 180 tq. rt. with 2~40 Avon St., NB. Burnett (714) 821·11002
673-7104 t8U E.l\ochelt<'r. drps, uvall JuM l. '200. --• 49fMA62 view, 11crvke11 & equip· 8'5-387laft4PM . _rol_I_. -------
Coat.Met.a 3124Cost•~ 1124 S44·»11or97!>-2531 2Br , tR11, ocean view. S....._ ment. Alrportor / Cute2Br houso.wtlaoloitnvittnttt -
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ildultsonty,S42Smo.Call CaplstrcMo 3•11 L.AGUHAIUCH Reclltry area. 2082 In C·Zonf. '11 blk ot Opporluft1ty 5015
editerranean Villag
•Beamed ceillnn, wood pane.Una
•Gra.sscloth wallcoveting
• Flr~lac , wet bars
•Di.shwash.ers, walk-ln closet.
• Balcon.i•, patloe
•Park-like 18.ndscaptna •Swilnmloi poola, Jacuul
•Lighted tennra court.a
•Minutes to freeways a.: bea.Cbes
•Securtty 1)'8te.nls
•.Eoat.11de, 2 Br twnht• Sandy 4:17.1744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.lc:helton, Irvine. Newport Blvd. Good u1c •••••••••••••••J•••••••
lgc patio. lndry hkup, I_.. ua--a 115,. TOWNHOUSE Luxur1oua 2Br, 2Ba Condo, avail Ju· 752 ozw for plant grow"°' ot you SILVF:R FOR RAJ.fl!
ava\I June u. 1280 ~-,..,........ ' 3 br 2'~ b N M r1 I)' ~·AUi 20, l4SO wk, nnmeltl 631·2133 300 one troy ounce .990 548-4ll7l ••••••••••••••••••••••• j 'u1 •·1 r . 1 8 na, min 2 wb. no Ptt.I, 2 kld1 ?QO tq.ft. office apace SOOTJlLANIUtR., R .E. nurt1 11lvcr Unlveralario.
l~l' 281', blt1ns, nr mrkt'I,
qwet careful adlts, S2L5 6U-26t~ IMZ..3153
AF'YORDABLF. acu • J>OO ' 's:s> • 2 pvt.. OK, 1t•P1 lo beach. 2 •ollablo. P1clnc CAt .. -
LUXUl\Y BY TUE SEA pqlJos. 1425• 493 4290 poolt, to nnl1 courta. Hw( ln Newport Bcb. lftdustrfal Rettt.. 4500 ~~r~~\J.$o10~!c~' 1~
1'2 bdrm •Pl.I from S27S complttely rurn, Call 0.1 Robbie, ~-<1757 ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• '1maller Jou. PRICE
Oubhol• , 1ennla, pool. Southa..o.,.M )116 Sanch'497-17« &.cu\ive ornce Space lNDUSTRJAJ~ UNITS tll\M.543.J7n8
3126 J11c1ud. aauna, billiards,••••••••••••••"··~· .. •• 0$0 aq.n. 32118 PH ' w/ofc. Woodworker•a1....;...;..;...:........;~;...............; ___ _
pvt au~k. bfoautlruUy Lge, qutet, l~litnll. n· Rclotlvos C!Orrttnt! line Adelan\O, SJC. 8 moni: OK. Lea.tine ofc. opt11 Mm1W to Lo• 5025
land"caped. Shorl pvl ec. 2 br, 2 ba i pL. them stay ln .my C.M. rtm&lnlnc on 1 .. w/opt S.$. Mon-Fri. n1W.17th ~~;;;;1 ••••••••• -.......
&2 tto~z du11luu, peth to the bHch All Elevator to 4'nk ptiv. ru.rn 2 br condo from tor forlyr.50'per St,CMorcall:M2-4483 ftf,2*1&lntT.D.'t Ui~ (ourpleua.l, elet'. kitchen\ dlah· bctl.P1rt1atpmero0ril, Junt 25·Au1. 20. tq.ft.~ U........_.,._ LOANSAVAILABLE ~·tht. ~!i'f::e.1~ t,! w•1h~r1 ••If c eanlna tot.al aecurilf .Peri•~' Reuonable.15H50\ ,..._..., ,_.wfft Credit nol lmPottanL .... • cwen.Mutta.nope . Uvtniorwl<ndte£.rflatJ. t •fOlLl4SI• l....,.lllPri n Broker
bOl.t.1• l.ur> t>oilk Upt, SHTwroc•Ailh the adventurous ad11l&. DlJ ,C..nyon, Monaco, In ••2.D aq. n.-27t per 731 Lhru HOO aq. ft.
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2 cal' ... r ..... Clote to tA1un•Nl&uel •au ··~J()l.111) u.IBR,l\.ii .. IDCoataMea•SboP'•· 91H81l d•>'•· .. 9.u24 VA. IW~ FHA, D~~ tc:::'~orn"•0~r!~:o~ m•H9a-050t ltf • ••• ,........, t'oo~~ ~~eitJ.~tY °'· o.u: Ron Mm r Eventnp. ~:i~· ii!!:. :~·~,r.t ·
From HH. IQonthl)' Dc.>lu•e 2 br, ooot, rec. • or u..fwllfthecl 3900 942.5200 ~ ...... a Co. )f.1 ONJT WO sq. ft MOO $38,000 max laan. 30 yr
Golden lAntttn SL & niom. Lo\'el.Y roe. From ••••••• .. ••••••••••O•• 71 .. 549 9•61 712 W. 20lh St., CM, Call toana. uaumablo, oo AcapuJco, l)ana Polnl $200.0u&wa\•tpd,Ofr nt&!!XCITINO Balboa Jala nd 8 . .,. •a JackSaundcr1on,day1: prep11.M~
11:11 .. , crown vaney, 21100 PALM~AAnS. Ba1trnnt. 4 Br a 8•, Din luatl•eS..MH ea.o:iu.evcs:l4•m?
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APPLIANCE Rl:.PAllt ..... t,ltfotM bpoir AU t)'l)f'tCOMrete. PaUot, CUSTOM ELECT!UC ?3 yr old student lntentt· Samy 4s JCT. P'REE haul· Btll'ir., blockl, lrplcs, Expert palntlnt. AvaJla· POOLS~ • TILED
StO Serv1cuC•ll CarJK"ntry plurnbioa drlvewaJ• walks ete P'rM ei1t. Comm, r .. , ed I.a hou.al\Unr thl• 1n1. clunup. tree work slabs stoaewOl'k 20 yra ble nowt Frot •t. nu Fr .... u ReuooabJo
Call mo MS 2A22 n:ramlc We M0-5:560 • FP~ 14:rviee. ttH.' Uc honNt" r~Uable Mrv. sucnmor. July·S•pl for uaable llema . .1o·co· exptiefa.58&-0358· rata.C.UBruce50-*5 Guar1411-0'r0at\5pm ~~ --PulomboCooltrte.2-831' Lie 331201 . 751 ·1150 • Bera. 840·5031 Arda cea/bldaa remov~d Protallonal · lDU.OI 1 c....t.....1 . ...,.,. .....
_, .... ...., Co 11 •ii• S ~ u don l 8fl8.T7l.5 7am·ll:IOpm. Ml-~: St!H768 Painffftg/P•""t P• • 0• _....., •••••••••••••••••••••• c l A LL eo.troct« -••••••••••••••••••••••• ler/Eater. Reu. worW •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rab)'lllllt<r, mature, non pf~~~-nR:r:. (rff ei l ................... -.. Fuca..... HAN'D".MA.N:Carpentry, OCC Student. Bii -.. T PETERSPAJ.NTtNG au.ar.'4.2·03ll4&ft4pm. Alte'rallon1, 1ometlme11
.. mubr. iny ,homo, uwi b"T.i ~ CERWJCK 4t SON. ••nee •• ; .. ~ ................ electr1cal, plumbing. truck. Trash, tree tnm. Expr'd . Reas Rates. Bn&hten u t..twa House! whllo )'OU '¥ti\. Contract
triam. Rer1. F.V. 6M·ltiJC -UN7. Uc. 3109G. Addi· ARMORP'ENCECO M1-2'7t7orl4&-6851 rpove Randy 73l·U2i, Free Eat. Call Gene Norm•1 P~perhan11n1. & aample maklni too
.,(t ~ 30vm" w~ Rc modf'l•na. rop;,11r. t1ons, remodelin1. plans. ChaioLlnk 4'0ate1. free HANDYMAN·Homes & s.it3668 5S2-04M All~. lrM e1t. State 541-1.Z39,&eU!I'
a.a.ty Ser•lces ;.::,~ra~~u~~. tr!'"~:.~~ 549·2170or873-eo41 esUmatca.'93-0320 Apt1. Con1clenllou1 HAULJNG. Odd Jobi. Law lie 330t&e. 185·370S or S,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Qui ck i.t!rvlc ~ Lie. Spe ciallzina· Build In a ~ craO.aman. Ph: G4S-0302 slud\inl need.I work, Jltn m.M89 ...................... . VJ~l rro£?ran! 10 JO lb~ PolomboCoostr962·8314 Arch Detilan Plan11 fur ••-••••••••• .. ••••••••WE DO lT A.LL! Free eat. Ot..:1854 l NT ER IO R I & X TR , ... · rt'N. VALL!:~SPAS
tbs# ~lll mn, Sntis ructlun LOU'S HOME REPAIRS Add. Nljjidence apt. Xlnt THES'rRIPPERS Cootrete, pa lot' 1 , HollMc.._."9 ralntma. Expr'd blah •••••••••••••••••••••• Fact~ry Aot orl nd
4'Uur d. 77ij.Ol80 • refs. N.B. 646-1673 Fu 1,_, .. he ~ 1 plumb'•· carpenter ••••••••••••••••••••••• qWllilY work. Super rcu ~-&I.al» bUt wa•'~ Dealtr ror Gmco Spas. 30 yr" rxp. Carpnt'y, m un ... ~... rs. ua . roof' i.U. I • les 67$ 31.BlJohn ~ • ~. 8G.aNO lusJnett Sf.rvlc• r>unl'J:, puuo drs. 551·2054 Bu.ild'g Desi an• Ena· at r Ip• I on I n e t a. C •1 • ect~cal, Want a RF.ALLY CLEAN ra · dtdt It CO~iirt. Custom ..:..;..,,__.;..;... _____ _
....................... in·e• Coo.st.• New or rum/metal. Let ua take ree remov1 • 1ar aae HOUSE? CalJ Olnah•m d••'•"· Cualomer , ...... .,.. ..
BOOKKEEPJN(i & 01''· C~t Service add Res, Com. st lie It the hn ol work from you dllp., mar.Ille, tile, Glrl. Fr.aests.M6·5123 aatlslact.lon. Call Roln· ...................... .
l"lCE SJ-:RVtc t;S,wkdys ••••••••••••••••••••••• 331154. P D.1 Corp. stapriceyoucanofford. carpt& .. s~reens & heot· EXCLNTPAlNTJNG' bow Conllructlon t714> CANOPYTVS!RVlCE
540·1100, ult s wkndhC.:arpetManwllllayyours 640-7020 661-0655. 3425ZSanla Fe lna •. Serv10r1n1eCty. HOUSECLEANJNG Jntrl&Extr.Rtu. 493-15811.Freeesls. utRATESERVICE
ti424761 or m1oc Rtpa1rs & Ave Capl1lnno8ch. Eyrs.714.638-41555 laourBuainess.Call Freees1.548·210SFREl> AtFalrPriteeMOoU!33 ~-l'll·an1n11 too! Guar work LEEM JARVIS ' , v Janke'• RaHed.Y Ann's ......,.fllepolr
<.:ourt Reporter 11-:xcc Sec. al b11o:er :.uvlngs Jo'rec Addil 'i1. Rmdl'&. hrs 8·5 h ••"9 ' ?iClk>ore 1 1"1Y1 Repallr. •t 87~ Know I e • Po Io ll a a . ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Tiie now ::a\Jll for a111>1Un t::.l,fM.5·3ti4ti Ph962·3200,Llc3178541 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ean.recoor,repar. House& 1 do 1 ln lot/Exl commercial ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••
menlbOranl(l .. <.:o arc11 -----Reliable Expr Japanne Carauta.rul"ll,c&rt.ops Good r~ lt.wr~;.a:ica,i apls "'ruldeotlal. vrg:s~'tJ:luW: C&RAMJCTILE.Newor
s.s,s &191 \\'e C..irl' C•H'pt'l Cleaners COMPLITI Gardener Reasonable Free est Call 549·1419 "Bi& Lynn .. S5l·SO.Z, 1136-1120 Free Qt. 893 1489 ~model. Fr est, amJ job!;
Steurndl•anorshumpoo IUILDIHG SEIVICE pncH Jo'ree Hl 64.5·5230 Tiu\ Maintenance And 536-weJcome531-:u26aft5. ~net Moldn9 alw uphol~tl'ry .ill work Pla ns. financing ror Mike Rep3lr L1ndiscap1ng. 7711 p A 1 NT 1 NG · X 1 n l HOMES-ADDmONS
••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,;u,u ltt·I' \1C.rr~el·~l room uddit1ooa . re· haulanai. Dryw a lJ JAPANE...~E lady v.ould crafL._man. Knowled&e•· Restucco over block .-..W.tc. 'or 111 t c 11 & .: c n 1· r a I t~.as lt.ill'll IH5 3716 s1dencei.. commerc1all, Expr Ht1wauan &ardener patchln.a. minor repairs. Uke Lo houseclean blc. Free est. Bond/lie. walls. free eat. low rates ...... •••••••••••••••••
arpentry 1"1 n1e.h1ni: Cement/C t -etc. L1c 'd /b o nded. Yd cleanupe, pru.nin1. Painting. Apartment 845-1587 673-4967 58S-4892 Removals, trlmmlna. 4\v:ulable \\ kndi. 1-·re1. oner• • JXOY E l_!'lmmln&. haul 646-4676 dean1na. Carpel clean· ests Ma r k 751 130t ••••••••••••••••••••••• --.. Men Lo w prlce s. i;tate DeSmetPlumbl~ prun.ina free~t Ljc'd
(. , k f Il k d Kl'.NARHENBERG Full )ard maintenance. in&. 24 hr service. ~r li c/insrd. Exterior Fu""'-!ured ;..,.,. 557·!12'72 t-mcn. wor 11 a in ~ BILL SHERBACOPF (71A)0A7,a730, 0 A7·""81. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RepalrlS" Remocl I <v ""' • ·~ lli•a!l rall'b·i''rce~t..o; Be ds, cleanup, new , .,.. .. .,.. v• spec1ahst.Tryme.Calico Call53&-368I
CustomCoblnd• 7~,0.548~ 750~ Gen·~=<.'tors lawn,,, bPklris. 531-4763 GrodlRcJ ~ZC'~~~:e~!rf~~~~ _KJS_· SSM _______ ,1 Olucll'•Tree Sv1. Palms. ~1tchen . Ailra1t-.:. bath 11 & I) c . t, All ---bef7pm. • ...................... Block Walls BBQ Pits ••••lntt/Extr. Average Plw1iblug :'1r":ni;td.~·!!1!:1~:2J
Plln ronm t'l l' 1-'rt•t! ph.is1.>i;ron~~~l~eblock& EledricClll Lawn & plant malnt Sklptoader, dump truck, Refa,E:.ta.646-0464 room S4S. Good 10cal ••••••••••••••••••••••• S46-9:229all5
e!lllmates 675 3175 ~ hnc.k work. Fr'ee ests ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sprinkler repair & haullna. l~ work. grad· refs' free est. Ask ror 10% ofr with tblt ad.
r-nt-Lil· &b•mdcdG75!17:!0 ELECTRICAL SERVICE hau1'1. 673·2911 for free ing.demo,elc.751·3930 Free Est: Dlockwalls, llnantM.2-319-isass Plumblna. water serv. ~c~ _,... •• CALLSS15h &SMALL slumps tone , brick . 1 .,,,_ .... -., ••••••••••••••••••••••• --r, est. M-.ai--Res/Comm. Reas, he/ PAINTI NG-TROWEL leaks, bathroom enc .••••••••••••••••••••••• . One man crew, S yrs c~ JOBS842·8233 ·-·.., Reu83!24418 Carpentry. Smull JOb~ pcrle nce puur in)( & Don's Lown Svs, Mow••••••••••••••••••••••• bond. Bob 750·9354, WORK Xl nt work & · WINDOWS DIRTY ?
Panchng, door hun.:.m.: timshm~ Sl•l yuur (iwn H . ..1..11..-d II!:• dri edge, cleanups. Reas. de· Hauling, moving. cleanup &12·914.a rat<.-s Dean. 645·5662 CM. DttSmet Plumb\ng Hornes. ofc'a, ttt.ores. 15
Lie contr. 1•.,1. ~tli27l!l ror m:, ~U\c rn uncy _,.. .... c pendablt!, free esls. S71up.Treework.Reas. Repairs&Rcmodellng yrs. Free Est. 548·7087,
Alt :i l!H I Iii~; Uc 327136 645·6974 846-1!6M rast, free est 842-4597 Classified Adi 642 5678 SeU idJeltema 642·51'71 Call 536·3688 642-9572.
Money Wonted SOJoLost&Found 5300 Lo1t&Found 5100 rtnona11 5350 Jobi Wanted, 7075 HelpW•ted 7100HeepWMted 7100 HelpWmhcl 7IOOHelpWated 7100 .....................................................••...............•••..........•..............................•.••.....................•.•................... ·······-.·~···································
Will pav 10 mt 1111 1n.W\lt1>1 Lost Loni.: Found ~fay 9 : Sma ll Dnnklng problem? Companion-Driver. Good Admln.Aut to$1200 An.MGRWHTD. Babysltter&lltehskpng
..;;H.mo M r f) 1111 ni·w h.111 t.-<1 \\-hl Pl'ri.1un typ._. t cm a I e kit l c n v I c Call Alcohol Helpline plain oook. Beach area. lOO'; Free to applicant Jnd1v ·or cpl. Wiii be 2 days wk, occas over·
S105.000 s.1n l'lcmcnh• CJI w (I~,, t·ol lJr & :J6lh,:'o;ew~rt. NB. Call 2"hrs•day83.'>·3830 Live oul. ti~4 ·1954 or ThecreamofOrangeCo. resp. for bkpg .. rentals. Assemblers nl&ht.Call833-7579.
l>uplt>;t; "<'JI l11•ach lo1.: W Nw p L Area b75-6032 a l 5:30pm. PREGNANT"' -~-3276 manai:emenl consulllne & minor maint. Call : Babysitter. Mature \m o r t ',,.'' :1 u ,. r l'll'J't' r a il L llro\\-11 -----C I f d . ll I nrms d~11lrcs a compare· 714·960-4614.10AM-6PM 5~ht-<lull' '.'ol;fl.'> pa' n1t·nh ,,11 '.!'•i:J Lol;t Yellow Lab female. a r n g c o n 1 ef n a &okJ<eeper. F /Chg. t-:'< ble t"ndi'v. to train as ad· 1 d 1 t woman for my borne. 2
1 1 cl .1 tu mo:. Laguna Bch St coun11ellna & re erral. per'd & Efficient. Look "'m • a • o P • Small children. Refs. ~lo >r~ 1 w •Ill' • :,11\ e r ~rev l'ers1an Ann:; ~t H 494 2956 Abortion 11dopt100 & inf for p/t1me employ min assistant. Varied l~SEMBLERS --'--ftlt1 for ttM-848-2235 . pre p.1' p1·n.:ll' . Don . <'h11st11p hc'r . Eme rald eve wy. keepine. • Will do your acctng In secretarial buck ground "'1 '""..... S
Prt1ntltt•altv l lf1\l.11<1_ IIJ\ .irea Re wa rd. APCARE s.472563 my home or at your inlrgro.pref'd Acareer &Deri...c.cf porary 11•••reab)'allter 2:30PM to 12
19-I ~t ~ R~WARD for return place of bus. $t.SO Per hr. J>Ob1l1011 w1pr~t11e firm lst & 2nd Shirts empfoy1Mnt o• day mldni1ht, 2 or 3 eves a
---or Red Schwinn Con-•SHAROllJ'S* 557·5283.. 1n lush aurround1n1s. , -g •. 5~ term as · shift. Ho ••rftttce week,mybome,646·3657 ~n.s, Trust I.OST Brinnll' Bassett 1 l I • ~t 11 30 A'1 f"lll Creal b e nefit a loo ....,,, • ""1• t d h 'o':dr 5035 -men .a . LAI;> • "' OlITCALLMASSAGE ~ignmenta. Holiday & requ re ; oweYer lab~ltterW.t.d e s lll'lund ""r Wa rner & :'\ewpt Harbor H1gb. 499_1.,... Need a House Sitter? numerou~ lo m ention v a c a t 1 0 n P a Y • __.. a-... •.terity ••••••••••••••••••••••• lll·.11·h llhrl 118 !''em 548·7362 ~ Retired couple will sit Call Abi gail Abbot 11 l 1 t" 1 ~ ·-..,... Beb)'llttu needed for 4
)/ lll11t '. l blue eye July,Aua.foryourvaca-PetbOnnel Agency, 4500 ois pi a iza ion Pan ishefpfuL monlhold tnlanl. 3day LOANS 83,4 ~o .i111 .~7~ 111 5 16 76.tl f OCN'D S230, owner •KAREN'S* t1on . Ref 's furn , C ampu > Dr . N 8 . available. week In my home.
Abo 2nd TD Loons tff\\ \HD ' please 1dt-ntiry b> de OUTCALl~ MASSAGE Newport. Del lt1ar Area ~7 til22 Plecne apply In pn-sOtl Ref81'ence. please. Call
'l'"111n•'t Term' :-an1,.1!149 nommauon & numhcr of 6PM 2 \!\1 1138·1780 714-679 wo.l or co1ttact: Shirley 498-3880. l.11' I t em ii I•· ,\ C ii h a n bill:.. \'ll' lulll, date lo11t. _ • ' · Adminl~tral1Vl' Ai.:.tsl ---------Sattl~r Mtg. Co. tituncl-.: ~ 1 ti .irk tat c SJt>.5621 LINDA & VIC•I lnterei;ting, entertaining .ADMIHISTRATIVE! <Ar•antws, Sotld Stat• IA.KllY CLUHUP
642-2171 545-0611 h i:!7J:.!3 a11vt 1mc, ----muture lady, w /keen ToS800/Fl.>e Pald Prl!e.i Prodycfs, 500 »36hr,Gdayswk,good
!>!07 191 f ound . Li g ht Brown OutcollMaHCICJ9 sense ufhumor,playsgd dent of c•o needs yuur 3148CampusDr Sup•rlor A•e .. jobtoaupplemenlrellred
PRIVATEPARTY . F'c male Germ11n Shep. Forthefvutoflt! bridge, ele P11inl:., bool<keepingbnckground 546-4741 ,...._ port le h CA lncome.548·3031CM. Will pay more for )uur LOST lnflat;ihll' ll~Jl, fur &>tween Slater /Warner. Serving all Orange Co. cruft11, etc. To lXl com pa for weekly payroll. Typ <Across From ..-w ac ' •----------
2nd T.O. 642 357:.1 ~~rvtoll1P1 •'Jth·dt:re:>t 675 6829 118 M7·2032 549-2743 nion for mobile alert sngl Ing or corrc~11p Well man· Orange Co. Airport.) 92663. •--------·
u " liidy for brd, rm & sm n d .. •onal'l & L·~ JOp E 1 ,.-·-·····---·--·---., BANK Will pay IU' ,. Int for -• Found mate Germ. Shep, RELAXING MASSAGE ere p .. r., I y ~WI por mp oyer ' ' R.1111 ··TfuE ~lj (l()(} l~t TL> on llf'W ul!!t· remall·Cockcrm1x. beige & blk Vic. Sanla BobJKmcs· i.al Must be qual. hm. yo u're hired! l~ots or : HUGHES : rv ..... '" stos.oiio 8110 Cli•rm•ntt' olclf'r, J(r"Y a round Ana s t. & ClKy, N.fl. Uc Maa»eur Ref'sexchng'd.645·7863. challenge here Also Fee , , EXPERIENCED
Duplex nP:tr hP:ic·h ,mn111.t,1 < d\t Reward &42·2281 Outc·ells99494·5111 Out of 11tate lic 'd nur!.e Jo~.CallControlC11reer ASSEMBLERS '---------··--·---·-J COMMERCIAL '\mor ti 1c d Jn yr .11 111~ wishes posltlon In Dr':1 P e r :.onncl Agenc y . ...,a .. u •""c"H'coM"'"" TB.I.ER ~rhC'Clulc ~!> mr1 !>•" -i''ound : Newfound land •SUZl•S• omce. Crnltb11ck. or den· 556·8.'iOS Equal opportunity
M/F/HC employer menL,. 4 to 7 "r du1· tia11 SCRAM·LETS male, puppy. Vic Hoag Out"all Mos•11oe lul (ronl. Thoroughly ' llO'>P ~r. 3, 642·2310. ' " .. ( h Admm1~trative A~s"tanl :1•. 1m··Pa:<1 p.·n.ill' Dun ,ift J . ~6.99'Jll ask for Bill IOAM·2AM 731·5448 am1har w 'all P ases & 20hrs per ~k . lYJnng & ELECTRONIC
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m·:tlOLD l'\;OICT \"crdc &Bakcr 556 3932 messuRl' about their Man:igemenl Co rorappt '1111-.<JHY ~\L\A'I --------Anahe1mStudio S59·61SO HetpW..ted 7100 833.3110 l7 I 4J 631°3200 HIS Yt l l><>W Fuu-.:o male German ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----••••••••••••••••••••••• r,..,.h e1rlt-rh me-n "'~re Shepherd. appro'< 5 yr~ MASSAGE Acc..vunting \d\•ert1~lng St:ile~ Announc~nti 5100 rt•mm1i.c1n.: On1· .. did nld nc So Csl Plaza. FtGURE MODELS r.AYROLL Profe:1&1onal comm111sion
~xpanrlinit e lectronics
manufacturing corpora·
lion. loc11ted near the
Orange County Airport.
has 1mmed1ate require·
mcnts for·
If yO\I would like to work
in the Huntington Beach
area & ha ve l year re
cent electrical assembly
e x pr, you may be
qualirled as an as·
sembler-lralnee. ·Ability
An Equal
OpporiunllY Employer ••••••••••••••••••••••• \I nu.,' .1 I I 0 r m \" ~A)7+34J8 $UPE:RVISOR ~Ml~ person for ()runRt?
11w111h .itl' <l~an I m"" ESCORTS Co t Lr •1 · RE ... \RD' Lo C I The ""'unt.ry's larg~·t re· un Y 1 e " ai:a.unc HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
Bill
.t() 1<; hriro11
Love-
C<HOI
fnmm~ l hl most " <ol olie, OUTCA&.LOHLY w "0 Th oldt-St&mo t e11t<1b Whv Tomm v·•· h1~ fe ma le. hlk wht brwn el estate broktr with e s · · ·
rm·n•I .i•kl'Ct · &-c.rnse 1 \'IC :S W It B 1146·4993 611-3111 4.000 employees needs an dLil~~ng 1 & bhop'~ 'utdpde ------experienced professional uo:ra commissions ;~·:.~j~~-<IUIS WIUOW,. t,C~'T Cat. wht lnnic hair EXOTIC GIRLS to.supervise a payroll de· ~med S4S·2000
~ blk !lpt>t on no:\e, has Ma.,so~e &Modeling partmentofSemployees. AIRLI NE Kit c hen
1-·11111111 c .1lu 11 lcmJlc t .it ID rollar that :.a)11 W 8 Outcoll 5·12·:JIOO 1543.3250 3 or more years ex· Helper, 6AM lo 12 noon.
\u 111 ..., .. nt.1 An.1 Ave & Smith. 'll· Adam" & perlt>nce required in Heqwrements~ Rellab1h
l>t•I \1.•r l'" t.:1 1 1045 Beach. H 8 536 7591 Prople Add1ct101\s. New computerized payroll ly. neat appear~ dt!sirc
d1scUli?1lon group for peo· and related matters to advance. 646-8808. Hl-:\\\IW1 .. 1 ru11\ "hilt• Lost. 2 duJ:"l, both med pll•WhoKrclryrn1tt.o1let Ability t.oleadpeopleef· --
'·"""' •·11 P"Jll'' lo't 111 ~ize frmulc-.. i.puyl'd I over an obses1>1on w ta fic1cnlly. equally lmpor· Answering Service net.'<ls
'"•ii l.11vol.1 & l'.11n1•·~ .Hll)nde 11 1..t.• Gold <'n memtwr of lhe opposite tant. Accounting degree operato r for e \'es &
ltil I'll'~•~•· ··.all fl.t;• ?117:1 l<etn r. 1 blonde & hlk, se'C l"rff yourself loday a de(lnite plus buy will weekends Apply 120
"' ;,.1n '1t-H7 l'Ollurs nn 111 1111 V1t· &Jed on A,\ pnnc1pulr.. consider a proven track Ave Sarr n San
ASSEMBLERS
Electronic assemblers
with 6 months lo l year
wlderlng experience.
ASSEMBLER
TRAINEES
to read blueprintsJ .. iiiiiiiiii-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim helpful. 4~ day work
week slar llnt1 '1 A M.
Baker FlltraUon Co. 5352
Research Dr. Hunllnl(ton Beach. Ph 898-3474 Equal
Opportunity Employer.
BANKING
TRLERS
Im med. F /Ume openings ror Tellers in the beach
area. Exper. pref'd, but 1---------.i will lraln tho6e w/pubUc Associate Rep
180ROVER
HO EXPElt. MEC
contact background.
Xlnt growth potential.
Salary & benefits.
Apply In Person
Wed MayU. 10am·2pm
1055 N. Main St
Ort1·11•1 llwy, S.JC Con-c'all00-3494 re<:ord. Clt'mente Musl have good hand l;,1d Bel'> at W11ann C..t..a la-L ·---------1 dexterity 11nd a sincere
\\'hffl St.iblr" t93 9008 WA '\IT~ D \\ea l l h Y. -well .,..,. ANSWERING SERV. desire to learn electronic
Lost & Found 5300 V•11111ol \\ood1hn1 p11·turt''I
rr you're new to Orange
Co., temporarily d1Bcon·
tinulng your education.
recently dlsch1r1cd
from the service or for
any reason aeeklna tem·
porary or career employ·
menl, consider this u.ol·
qutoppor. You can oa.ril
Room 201 Sanla Ana
••••••••••••••••••• • ••• f "·''' fh4' tinhS•~n rtH1
l.0 -..1 l'1wk,1t1•1•l, \ , 1"11\1 1,UI 1275
~;ml.1 \n.1 ,ic. 1111 ti St 1 \I
~Ill ti'l.i
or -'11.lil!Aa all »pm h.1n di.nme mal e CGllMarifytt Exper pref'd. Paid auembly.
-\\ 'ucht 0\ er 15 to date l213J 613°1407 hilc t jntn D &
CALIFQRMIA
ISl'C'AHK
Equal Opp Emplyr m /f 1.., .. 1 lllk h m ,·al li&ken l.ott dur. p<1rt Terrier '.\lodel S59·5311 u~ l Op rt l w e ra 111· Wkoysd We offer e'<cellent com· r r o rn t :1th s l n r p11rt f'()f)dle, 1tll wht - ---&.Atua po uni Y e ve1 ava · n s Emplover E o E C 11 r l pany benefils mclwing: l'Ol ~n Scri.111 ""'' m.11~ pou1ll1• llro" n 1·11ll11r
~rm••loil ,1,.,, \ ,, or
~prll•~·llJfr &. llul~J
111112 1-:lmhur-i 1<'1141>1 l:t~
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:\le 1>1111 .. 111 ,,. w1l h or TU.'-").<.'.lll 8!M ~II Cooirt>mal Jew11h SC<'Y. -----'--=-"----1 · · a or •PP
w1thm1t "'h1t1• 1·0111.r. altr no rtel>f'nd lntt~•l AccounUna _64(). __ 1_11_0_·-----~ i~'.~!'.:~::' J>M1Jlh• h i:.! Ollltl PtnoMk 5350 ~~~t~n~ J~~~su~. Gltol~ ~ir:.GER ~ & A/R to $750
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ditlly Pilot. p O Box MA . A rowing land developer
-Modern working conds
-todays per year
paid vacation
-11 paid holidays
1ncludin& a week shut
down al Chrbtmaa
-Employee recreation
program
$196 PEl WIEJC
Based on your produc·
tlv l ty . Com01 +
incentives le extra proCit
aharin& bonua. f>n thtt Job
traLnln1. Trelnendoua
POk•ntlal to r each
11upervllory "' manaae·
ment po91tlon.. Must be
personable " ombltlout. For appointment only
ca1J
".Jlank/S&L Posillons
• !'FREE POSITIONS
Operation Ofer t.o S12K
Appraiser t.o '15K
(Cla11UUc> .
fOl 'I; I> On Hu k,·r.
frmJ1ll• 1 ulht• t.1kt•11 tu
<>run..:t• ( 1111111 \' 1'11111)11
r'Ot :-.:o l-'1•m.1h• ~Jlu}ed
1•,11, In.: hair lortn1'" ~h··•I. h t111.·~. IJ .~ & "1·-.. port • I. \1 IWi Oii ie
Spiritllollb~
1111~ So. P.I Camino Rt'ul ~n Clemw tc t-'ull> 111
_P~ppt 4!1.! 7298
5450 Travel 5450 . , ....•••.•..•..••.•.•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
CRUISE TO CATALINA!!
WITH FULLERTON SAVINGS
DAY-TRIP GROUPS
Saturday. J•e 25th
7 :00 a.m. tfl dusk
PRICE: $14.50 112 and overt
$9.50 CS-11 J $5.00 (under SJ
UNDER 18 MUST BE WITH AOUL T1
INCLUDES: R/T transportation from Fullerton Sa\11ngs a
R/T orutae out of Long Beach. onrv
TICKET SALE BEGINS at
I 0: 15 a.m. on Wed.. May 18th
Sold on o "flrtt-<:ome-f1rat-served" bas11
JC?IN US!
MIWfOaT RACH 1111 ........... ...
...,..... ....... c..-. "'" 11141 ..... ,."
l560 C\f 92f'o26 1'1e natwn a laraest real needs brljtht per<1on to
· ~tale broker with over handle this busy desk.
Socl• Clubs 5400 4.000 employees need., a Xlnt advancement polen
••••••••••••••••••••••• dt1r••d accounting Ual, lite typ1na Call
l.Mcl>'" So('\ttl lnlro. 35 1111tn1&er respon.sible for Chris, 540-00.SS. Coastal
Lo9nOfcrTmes toS12K
<Calif. R.E. llc req'd)
Vr 1 ''<P Mret pro· Jenefal tedier Md ac· Personnel Aaency, Z790
tcumnah1 w 11omc-In counta payable rune· Harbor Blvd, C.M. tere11t• Ph Clura Lane. tlOOll. t'Onal1tlna of two1 _________ .,
Plt>ase-epply in
person to:
Proot Opr to f100
(8:aoPM·3:30AM)
Elcrow Secy to l8SO
Loan Procesaor lo St!IO Anahtolm Br 991·4250 1uptrv1M>ra and ten at.arr
per1onnel. Now position A/PAYABLE
Per&OMeJ Department
Cletlc Typist to $700
!a .. op11nt & repol'll tA> the Assl1tanl ,,..,..offOfl Controller. Requires pro· r4RT·TIMI MSI 539°1113
9:30AM·2PM
Tellers to '30t>
FEEPOSmONS
••••••••••••••••••••••• ven leadership skills and khooh& admln1trathe ex· DA.TA
CORPORA TIQM
Proot Opr Tmc to S&7S --------•I (6:30PM·3:JOAM> e.tructlolll 7001 perlenco. Send resume
••••••••••••••••'•••••• lncludhq aalary history
Account.• Payable "
general derical dulle11
required. Accuracy In detall, capable ot handl·
Ina 4c ·aa1umlna
reaponatbllllle•.
IAlilOMl>ll'f• : Teller Trnea to $525
ca1hler cxp/port0n1ble
FlJ. ClkTm. MM WOMEN to:
Tit•IH FOR Coedwtll '-"'"'
340Yl1cherAve TUNEUP MASTERS
Coata Meaa NEED MECHANICS IN
ORANGE COUNTY. H· IARTIHDIMG 533 Fremont Avenue
1'WO WKF.K ct.ASS 1.ot Anaeles, CA 80071 Equal Opportunity P91' " t ra ID Hj. ca II
CS,Vcral N~,
<:911 Cfm'1 Fox
~
NATION.WJOEJOB Attt'n: M. &..
5>LACEMENT Equal OpportunJty
HOM.SMotCll E I M/F C2d>BM30 COLLECT 1---m•P•oY•er----1 ror iDtet'vlew l.n Oranae •-----.,...----• County area.
Coastal
Pftsoonel Acency
Z100Hat~ Blvd A.SSISTANC£ Employer Olnt•ct Mra. Wblio
Por lntttvlew IAUtonKltlve Costa...._ GOOD JOB
OPPORTUNlTIES
AMRICAM
IAlTIMOas
SCHOOL
1106 E. 17th St .• SA
S:U·lllfiO
Sc:boola Cout To Coast
AccounttDf ASSEMILIRS New ~ Sbop needa
IMMB> ATI MUD Paul Dosier l2'ld SMfH Top 1'aCes ~!id. En1lne Bf! A 1J TI ct AN. e Jt
lrvlne&SO\ath Alloc.W.., '"-We have MVeraJ open· Steamers, ens palo&er9, SUloM ltyU.t oeecll ...
Oranje Co. Areaa COST A. MU.A tnp for PCB auernblttt buffers & polI1Mrt. QP· llstant tc2-53t1 *& H .. 7015 "" our 2nd ablft. Ku1t hol1tery shampo~ra. Beaut)' Opr. Eam more * Clla have 1ht inonthl recent check out~lck·UJ> & de· by rentia, at-c•. Lead· •Shrt T Equal Oppor Employ.,. .. oertente In touch.up, llveey · A at. Int CdM UJon.. Ask for
FrenchTc1chu llOll8111 I......,. :'!::~:~~=a:.: 2'a ~~~l,CM 1_J.:-l.;.m.;.:.•.;.t44---1321--;..;or....;..552"*3-----· BccJ~ =l aae accoa~ .-.......-.. ..... .......-...... ,..._~ ahift onl.1. We otter ••· --------·~ T /I .. $l000 ....__...;:_.;..::..; _______ , ~11"'~1~· AJP~Ooniti'uc \oS800 celJnt IWtlQS aal•t>' Ol'ftinl prop. mamt
• PJeutCaU ~~=t \o$8001150S7ao and llberal lrha1e Am flrmbMf"'Nloppor.for
714 J9")C ·j103 '""-~ beneflls. ft..,. apply lD sb1rp ex,_•d j)tl'IOn. ,_.,, penooto: .-a. tlti R.E. bac~ a plus. ·~~~~~~~I Seey/&lq>r/ ··~ -...:.a.-...1 YIS Call Sue. 540·8051, 1;;;; Oonltl' toSlllC TllHDATA r.f\o..,. ~ eoutal Penonnel Agen·
ACCOUMrAMT Auto/CNdlt "70+ C ' SoGoodJ ~· 2780 Harbor Blvd,
E • • l .. Bc)C)kkeeper t.o '950 OIP. l M n\ty ,..evt . ree. l\eeeptlon.lat t.oS7SO ST"'._.D."'IO ~,ou •IH too, ,. llnt 1..;.;.~· --=------
OuUtaltdl.,, .:>ppor. tor M ul M l26lt ""' ~ '.w>rJd famoua prochtcU. -------~t. sr~ wtdelret In an p an.,tt; to MIMOlllS l'l~xlblo bra. Wah earn·
acct,,. to '"e W/lr•
1~.~~/J:1 DIVISION ln11. Tnlnlna. Call ~~th~9t~L.,~o~!ni
coiy. ~~·&a\':;'~! ~I~..-.... ~ ~14,! AnApplitdMMClliillctCo N0-'704lor~nlthMW. tralnfor"°naput~racct1.
SlOOG. OuUUn4ln1 ...---.-..--...v.--MOOW.&e.centrom AC'C. lJP I\ + JO key.
UI lUot.. PQl.~tl•I. Sant. Ana, Calli. G2104 ~,~...,.. my hocile. 2 8l&rt to No li'H . =~tS'~~· ~11:/ pf,'~"1 ~h~ f:Uif t m~ •,:·~er ~irra 11~:~: :,~~:
nf'I AIEtnCf t l7'0 Harbor II a aJ.mp maUAlr • • lnlne •rta. Aft. t, Stf.DD.1"'hle;a112192.
Blwd.C.M. }llitcalll4Utll MU'f'4
!~!~ ..... ?!.~~~~~-.. ..?!~ !~~~ ..... ?!~ ~-~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?~!~ au!dlly,M!t18> 1117 DAILYPtLOT Dl:t
• DLVfSMAM W..,WMtH 7100tw.W..W 7100 HlflpW.t-4 7100
80 •y MFG CJertcal 01RC9ltl.tt4. vii ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~-•··················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • f't ratl'AI Natbul foods co located ~ • N tu11t 1 1 I• ESC•OW Cl.ml 0 ~ekl:t'per uveln far.._ _____ ...
111.UlM&N. '° Npt Bch r~·· the FoOd . 100 ~hln St. p1ann ns exper Muat '" Ulwnill Office youna Npt' Beh l•m ,....
ERICSON
YACHTS
fmw Voe.tioft followtn& clencal tMlp. &lbaa Ptnn. m %W5 Ii.now tcm&\he ma pt & MunUntton Bfaeh omce Part t1mt. 20 hrs p/Wk Must ipeak Ena Reta' LAI HB.PB
.........--:..No I Inventory Cle-rk wt•e· llrfft Plan.I. Apply ln Minimum 2 )Ira. ex S:UO p/llr. Newport Bch call8'4-G880orMi-141I ' To waab &laHware & ~ w rto'(bdtirnd pct'IOn, S.. Mr. Fuenta, psleneeio sale and loan uu. 1S2-1150 dean Sea Urchin tank.I" Jmmedlate()pe-nin&• Order desk clcrk w/•e· Robert Bein WllU•m esel'OVi ptlllerr*1. Salary ---------Hskpr for ret lady, perm m15c duties. Need cons· Secret.W.. cw-at.e typtn& ak.1111 . Frost ft Assoc.. 1401 commensurate-with ex· G84'L OfflCE part time afternoona. clenllous 1tttntlon to dt•·
Typfsh Key Punch oppor for Qua1JSt,N.B. Ptrltnce Excellent Ir· Entry level pos Hive car. non·smltr. tall . HandyntU wtlonla
KuTbefollowln1 IC..,..c.ltOpn NCR 13S Maanetic Tape OUNTER Woman, ~-In1ebenel1ts w t mortaa&e banker Rin&IKS-l874tentJm" usefuJ, but not nee. Call F/Ume<>P'ninl• NXo,.ir.ton MiKhlne mature. ~• Contactlrenecamatock opf'n to enthuaiastic _________ 1 Pe1ayR1trer.lor•PP'•t
ForExper'dllelp W'f..--XJnt benet'lts, vacat1on Call548-711Mfor Expandlnf drart lng HOMIHDB.AL ca~r orte~ perabn INDUSTRIAL t714>67Hl59 Po:1ltloni1
Wa1• Depend inc IU ~-p I an, 1 a I a r y co m . lnterview service located in San SA YIMCiS & LOAH Muumal 1klll1, but lol'I or located at OnEx~rlence n..,.--. mensutatewtexper. Cletneute needs S.nlaAnaOHt~ work. Buay. fun ore Jtc1tJobs KERC«HOFF
•f1ni6h LlneCupentora P.ek111u C..11 l7H)7Si ~$1. UNTER HELP, days. Ar\'lutectural dral\amcn US.03' w/tHm aplnt olfen ~ Guys & Galt MAltlHI LAI
•Clblntt Sbop ~ Ask f0t Ken Woll Apply CllpU.1n MUte Fish 0..0 W"t DterftlnlJ ~ual Opportunity C.11 Vlclrle Duncan Corona dt>I Mor
Anemblrs T..-.... IMdo. floods l'ty, 111$ W 19th St.CM. 492·75 I 0 £mployt!r M /1'' 6404470 TEM..OltARY A faclhly of
•F1ber1lan Molders E O E AMERICAN CAREER CALTECH d"lberalaaa Touchup . . . DBJVIERY MAN ORAJITS PERSOH AGENCY UMSICllLID Equal Opp i!:mptyr m1r
•Flberalus Bonders CLERK full/part time for early AM L.A. Tlmea. (2) to Sl2K. Free. Xlnt1--------•I lllONewportCtrDrNB LfthtPock419'"9
•HardwarelMlaller1 PrintinJ ore. Loi:. 11111 •• llome delivery. Adults l'O. W/lfeat beoerits has ISCltOW or in Orange Jobs •En&lnelnstaller1 cnr. MoulL.on Pkwy. & only. 21_. lln dally, no lmmed. Med for lodlv CoottDIHAToa ~11541-1964 WF. Hllvc THE Job tori ________ _
TeamsterUruonShop, Laite ForeH Or ., collectlna. Must have w/exper.lnmecll'ldr•rt Ne.idlndlv. wtmln 3 yrs 24Centra1Tower YOU. Work when you Laborers
Good Startin& Wo1e1 8:30-SPM econ om I cu I c aa r . ing in a manul. environ· exper. ln adminlllralioo tUmon Bank Square) wish!
&f\IUBenefita. Cait&40.4455 Wulmlnster /Uunt ment. Also i''ee Job11. of escrows. Loan pro· NOFEE1'0YOU PACIFIC P-""'I
Men&Women ·c·L·E·R-K .... J.ol·n-f1··n·,-c-io Beach area 6311-0126 Call Rita 540·6055. cessln&. new conslrUC · Affi.wltbPacific PERSONNEL AM ers
Apply AlSecurltyOfc lTll02SkyPark Cbastal Personnel ARen· l I 0 n . .E,. t e 0 11 v e Personnel & •-• ble 1 'JI o.tre A•e, SA Suite 101 Irvine where your acc. typ1nc Delivery of Dally Piiot. cy, 2790 Harboc Blvd. CM knowledae of docuroen· <Temporaries> 610 Newport Ctr Dr ~m rs ~~==~~=~~,~~F.q;u;a~l~Op~po;r~E;m~p~lo~y~e~r!I + 10 key wlll give you Lare!! route In So. U d r F11i1hlonl1land STARTNOW''!l!I -opp t.o train In acctc. La1W1n Buch Suitable DRAPERY Workroom & ta on req' or comple· G1tl & Boy LS·l6 yrs for tUolon Bank Bid&)
IOOIOC!EPER Prev. off exp req. Start for a luch school or col Gen. ornce. Exper'd or tionolaales kitchen help. Apply In Newport Beach Too Maoy Jobs. not
OMV '1Cper starts earn· ---------1 to sooo No Fee. Sarra leee stooent. Must havt will tram. Would prefer Cdl 644·1319 person, 3-4pm. Original SUite27$ 840-197CJ ~~pie! No tit·
ingsatS800 CLERICAL Berk Agency, 18952 a dependable car with someeen'l9fcexper.Ap· 9AM'UINoon Plua. ?121 Balboa Blvd, 500So.MalnStrttt per.n ed.All3sbin.s.
CallVickieOuncan SUMMER MacArthUTBlvd.Sl~320. food drtvlnl( record ply 1835 Wb1ttler Ave, TH!IRYINICO. N._B_. _______ Oranee $47-8446
640-8470 HEl.PMEEDED lrvtne.8J3.2S92 Cash bond required. 87,CostaMesa. S50NewportClrDr GIRL FRIOAy for mech <Affibatedw/Amencan o ~ AMERICAN CAREER roe1llons Avail. lmmed. ~~~~~~~~~ FA&rrunis epprox11nately DltlYat Newpc>rt Beach restoration shop. Must Career A&tncy for
AGENCY fur tempor"n.1 assign ~mo. Phone 842~1. Equal Oppor Employer have bkkpg exp. Hrs & permanent placement>
6''0NOUITV\rtCtrOrNB ~~ ---------i ask for C1rtuJatloo leav-0 rive car fr om "' •.,,.... * f--11h Ca · n -h wages neg o ti ab I e . or In Orunae ,,.. CLERKS mg name and phone ptStrano ~ac area 'I \-IPC '14 •\IC\ "f ; I'
Call64'7·1964 *LecJal S.Cy's ----for businessman. (213) ESCROW OFAC!ft 642·2144
24 Central Tower •St.not Dell very men for LA 927·SS8l days. Eves (714) LAGUNA BEACH
INSERTERS needed for
P/t1me work Wage
+INCENTIVES, LA 540,4455
<Union Bank Square l •PIX R.c:....a&.....Ists INYENJORY T1 mes. N. 8 . & C. M <496·8876 Ask For Mr. XJnl oppor for ex per of·
No FE"'TO YOU .,. • ._.... Perm Ptllme. To $350 per Hobson. fleer in an exciting new CilRL FtUDA Y times, M9 8548. Btwn Equal Oppor Employer
.... •k•-h n-1 Cl> Day assignment mo ~·l740. ---------1 Alfi wltbPaclfic ,,.--.-C4111 ..... ,.. Sunday May 22nd. 1275 company. Call (714) P!f.fuU time. If you en· 8:30&5EOE ---------
joy a job that keeps you ---------1
p 1 49'7·2485 or send resume ersonne u-83119410 Perbr.Callloday. DENTALASSISTANT ENGINEER lo O'Brien E&crow PO busy. 1s dJversified, de· --------· als w1lh the public in an Inspection
Laundromat assistant.
Mature woman. pit,
673-1690 or 675-0334 <Temporaries) ._..... r Endodonl1casaislanl, ex·
---------1 STAND·BY ~Q~ ff . per'd. full lime needed Box 358, Laguna Bch.
IOOl<ICEEPER Temporary Services of 0 1 c e • for busy group prol.'lice, FACILITY 92&2
Pegboard thru T. 8 RIVIHA 0 OVe rload top pay for raxhl person. EXEC. SECRETARY for
earns to $700. flERSOHNEL 557·0061 Non·llmoker. 641-0595 Mortgage Bank in i.:
1-:xecutlve atmosphere RECEJYING ANO 1f you hu\e ex· Legal Secretary : EXPERT wanted. Must penenc·e as n recep· INSPECTOR t 1 o n 1 s t ( h e a v y have good shorthand.
Call Vickie Duncan 2082 Bwuness Ctr Dr ' oL· .. ..,. L AS ST PLANNER President Send resumt' 6-I0·347o Suite 290 Irvine 3723 Birch St. N. B r .. n I A SI ANT-no to· 2lm Michelson, Ste AMERICAN CAREER exper nt-cei.sary. call 212. Irvine 92715
tel1tphones l and typist Sm a 11 Sr e c Is I o n _67_5_·1_530 ______ _
and would like to work machine & molded LEG .a.L
AG ENCY Mon & Tue only. 540-3673
ISlONewportCtr Dr NB ---------1---------iDENTAL OI-'fo"'ICI-: Needs
or m Orange Clencal CLatK TYPIST . front office help Ca I I
Call 547 1964 TEM• Need f l rr t t .,, Central Tower ,..-• ron ° ice ypis 64-1 0683 "' able to handle busy ----!Union Bank Square> TYPIST telephones Dental Rt'ct?pltAss1i.t NOFEETOYOU Pl Call F t f bl Mn with Pacific CLERK II ease antas ic oppor or i . Pen.onnel 644·3389 ingual person lo grow &
The County of Orange 9AM ·u1 Noon prosper m the mo!tl uni·
<Te-mporanes l has available. tem· THE IRVINE CO que ofc m this area 3-4
BOOKKEEPING COM· porary, typist clerk ti S50Newport Ctr Or days a week Many fr-
PUTER OPERATOR position. Reqwres 1 year Newport Beach mge benefits. Exper re·
needed immediately expenenceandtypmgof EqualOpporEmployer ~~Call (7J.I ) 496-4402
musl have some 45 wpm $3.81/hr Call
knowledge of bookkeep-1714) 834·71118, for test
mg, Inventory, computer and 111terview.
exper, good ulary & COUNTY
great benefits 5$6-SS2<> OF ORANGE
_bl_"_n 7 30_to&4 oo PatSOMMELDErT.
BOOKKEEPER Client 62SN RossStreet
wrile up work, all SantaAna,Calif92701
quarterly la<t rPports, An AHirmatlve
need Mt be full chg Ac-tlon Employer Somf• typing. J>lea'ting ,_ _______ _
personality. Western
Ousmess Services. 563 1---------W 19th, CM. &12 0212 Mr.
Saunderson or Mr. Trapp
BOOKKEEPER, full
char&e for CPA's office
XJnt working conditions
Opportunity for growth
Resume only. 8.L TS &
P. 660 Newport Ctnter
Or , Sle. 750. Newport
Beh. Ca 92660 ----
BOOKKEEPER
Full char~c for Rl'al
F'litate devclopt"r fhj!hl\'
ori:an1ted & cart>t•r
orienlNI, .,elf o;tar11.•r
Xlnl salary & ~n 0 l'
Airport l.01.· Sl•nd r1'
~ume to P 0 Ro'
C 19525. lr\1ne. L 1
9'l713
Dookkeepmi: Clerk pl
11m\'. or lull lame. to
"ork m a(counlin& otr1tc
1n Westm1n'.'ltE'r R92 5.'r'15
BOOKIU:J-:PI-:R , full
char11e l::ll.p onlv n1'ed
apply. St{•warl Titlt! Co .
900 N Broadway. S "
5.'11! 1114
C<>aCTAIL DENTAL ASSISTANT.
Cha1ts1de exper 4 WAITRESS handed. x ra)i., etc
Learn m 40 hrs the mosl Laguna N11wel. 495 1245 cxc1t i n.R. gl a mou rous
highly paid profess Day 0 ENT A L R EC E P
or eve s~i.1ons. Place TIONIST f:xper'd . for
menl ass1sl Good JOb op quality l'mwn & hnd,Re
por. ore Many benef1ls N.B
Call 714/751·9194 Call644 921_1 _ _
So._ Calif. {;ockla1l Dental Asst. exper'd.
Waitresses. Inc . 17922 Happy self molivatt-d Sk~ Park Bl. Sle C. extr11 Sharp girl wanted
Irvine, Ca 9'l7t 1__ for progressive dl'ntal
COMP .. Htou;c--L .ore Prevention oncnlt-d "" " -Sal open. lrvlne. Call Refined woman for 752·7~. wknds for incapacitated --------
86) r old woman 6733CJ711 0 ENT AL 0 RA L
Balboa Penmi.ulJ SURGERY Ofc 11ss1sl
---~Ion Fri. Xray lie. typm~
req'd 118 f'\I area.
~2·2521 COOK . -----
Breakfast Shift <ioocl Dental Re<'ept, Ortho<lon·
pay & benefits. l1<· lo work both frnl &
-\pph Joli-. R(ll!<'r chr '11Je. l'\111 tame for 11 .wos Coa'.'!l U\\y <'heerful pero;on who
Laguna Beach would l1k~ to make a ---------1 c·art"Crm1h1~ field Will
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COLOMY KITCHIN
Now lll't'.eptln• 11µplica
lions for day t·onks i-·u11
train Pref non 'l mkc
536 7M9
DENT AL ASSIST.
E<t~r d or will tro1in ~harp. intelligent i;1rl
\hs~lcm Vll'JO g30.JJ9S
& P Time available Dental l\))S\~lllnt f'' tinw.
r.ood starling salary & expcr d X ray <·e rt
t'Ompan)' bt-nef1l~ Apply Al,o. p time A:.i.l
1n pen.on. 321 1 lfortwir ~s o.i~J
Bh·d C:\I
tmn.diate position I•
GYoilable for o FocllJty
Planner w i th a
n9nimum of S years'
experience In buildln9
modlficati0tt and of·
flee layout. The In·
dMdual select"' must
ha•• a 9ood
knowtedge of standord
symbols and eot1•ert-
tlons for electrical,
HYA.C ond pMnb}ncJ.
Duties will lnvot ..
opet'I space ptannirHJ.
lftterloce with project
task force mana9e·
.. nt on lon9 ran9•
pfarts for future space
AqYlrenwnts.
Qualified ca~didates
should call:
Melli~ Bedford
(714)975·21 l4
oropptyat
3333 Mlchel1on Dr
Irvine, CA
into un adm10istrat1ve parts for eJectro· ~
usi.istl.lnl position, we mech a nical devices SECRETARY EXECUTlV1'~ ASSIST neeJ ) ou Apply 110 Working knowledge of Fai;hion Island Law firm
Perform broad ran~I.! ol Ne\\ 1>0rl Center Dr. Ste Yl4.S true positioning re-desires Legal secretary
sec reterlal & ad 200.NB Mon·Fn 9·4 q'd.Proficlentuseofpre-withCivlllltJgaltonexp
min1strat1 ve dut1"s for ---------cision measuring mstru· Call Shella Prtsldent of Manuf<11.: - . --& 3 lunno Companv Near Girl l-'r1day, p11ime w1bk ments ·5 yrs exper 640-1560 " · k & 11 · prefe-rred. Orange County Airport png payro ex per. an ST .. COSWITCH l""C UcettMd lns_.or Mu!>t have e\tdll.!nl gurst home, C M . "' " ,.... ... skills· typing. dictation. 646-6716. 1139BakerCosta Mesa for Exlerminatmg Co. ------549·304 I Call blwn 8 AM · 5PM. arrd h&hl accouolln~ Good hrs. paid overtime. 646-8734 Top pay Reply Ad :J932, Apply Melro Car Wash. Equal Oppor Employer
Daily Pilot, P 0 Box '"''""I' bo Bl d C I\• ---------LIV E . I N HOUSE. Ju"'. Co~t·· l't, tesa. Ca r.JJ<I ~ar r v . "'" ,:.'.., "'" ---------Inspector for small elec· KEEPERS-l or 2 or
"""""' "-U "'RDS tron1 c parts. Routine dome!>tlc couple. non·
FACTORY WORK. young
man 16 18 ror light work
No exp nee Days & af
lemoons. 645 2702
Factory
•ASSEMBLERS•
•LAIORERS•
MALE& f'EMALI':
All Orange Oo. Areas
HELPMATES
lls.8876
1505 E. 17th Streel
Suite 102. Santa Ana
FINANCE SECY
~ "" w o r k • e x p d smoker. for family wl2
HEB>ED IMMB>. w / M 1 c r om el er & 11rls, ages 3 & ~. Must
Join a progressive, fast Calipers Call 642·1877 for speak Eng. P\t rmtt
growing co. w1unhm1led interview w/balhs. lovely home in
ad\'ancement. Must be --So Laguna. Bus phone mature & resp. 8 Hrs INSURAN CE Group S81·111Ml
paid training 1( you Health Cli11 ms Ex ------
qualify +other tx-nefils. aminer, exper. at least I
Secunly & Industrial
Services
1424 S. Grand. S A.
SS8·9027
4320Campus Ste 130, NB
S4!J-8071
Lie No. C6177
> r. Salary open. S49·t767
<Jani
IMVIMTORY
LOAM
COUNSELOR
I yr experience constru<' _
GUARDS lion loans pref Typing 75 wpm, d1ctaphone Foxx ""tf FLUOR Development Corp, CostaMesa&Cerritos -. S.16 2591 Permllnenl Full & Part-t1me Phone & transp re· ENGINEERS AND ________ _, q'd Rellred welcome
CONTROL CLERK
Manual inventory/will
keep record of move·
ment of all inventory In
factory, evaluallon of
same (('Ost e\c) + main·
lain records of produc·
lion. MuH be good
w1f1gures. detail onenl·
ed, neat. writing. 10 key
by touch, hle typing. Ex·
per'd in inventory con
lrol & A/Payable req'd
Apply m person.
We are seeking a college
graduate whose back·
ground includes real
estate or lending ex·
perlence. Duties will in·
elude sohclling and pro-
cessing routine loan• in·
volvma single family
residences. Will also as·
s1st in meetmg loan pro-
~ti on quotas and
tr.tpch obJectaves. TYP·
11,g ab1lily required.
Please contact Rex
Perkms al 768·7771.
F'1nanclal Secretary. Call 546-0274, ore hrs 10-2
CONSTRUCTORS.INC. Typing 75. Must hove Ltd Closed Wednesdays.
Equaloppc>rtunllY partnerships exper. & --lli\IRSTYLIST--
employer M' F bank mg ex per Account· WANTED
mg/FM'lance degree pre 84.;.9065 f'd Salary to $1200.
Combro
Manufac:turin9
7601 Clay, Hunt Bch.
<W ofBeach&
So. of Garfield J
Equal Oppor Employer
ENGINEER HAIR STYLIST
Litigation Secretnry·2 3 Lrg busy salon. Top JANITORS
Glendale
~c-'
Savfnqs
24221 Calle de Ta Luisa
Laguna Hills. Ca.
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Microwave
Communication
AppHcations
Yrs exper hll& Typing comm El.Toro. 586-2216 70 al'curalc Good oppor -Exper M/F or cpls, ~ t.ly ---------
Salary S85() $1000. llELP Wanted Male & wk, 4 hrs nite. Call btwn
rl'm Full & P it. Apply 3·6, 7S2· 7292
r ~ I "·' t Sh 110 in person. Kentucky ---------v.:i:a ,.,.,•<'re ary·, . f-'ried Chicken, 693 S Jan1lonal Su~v p /lime,
Typing 80. Good phone Coast Hwy Laguna exper. Must like people,
prc!>ence. Plrasanl office ,. ' call for appl. 752·7292 surrounding. Sal $1150 to Bcac~-· _ ---------
S9'.!S. lle lp Wanted Full & JewelrySalesperson
P1l1mc Restaurant. HI J. HERIERT
yrs & older. Apply m HALL JEWELLERS
person, Shakey's Pizza, "One of America's
2214 Newport Bl, C.M. Oldest & Presl1g1ous
Jewelers"
Career oppor for fine
jewelry Store Manager.
Assist. Manager &
Manager Trainee,. Paid
retirement. holidays.
vacations. stock
purchase plan. Xlnl op
por to allvance. Call Mr
Morns for appt. S4lH319.
LOAN SUV CLK
Mortgage loan broker
r1rm. Exper. req'd. Near
Fashion Island. Call for •
appl. 644-8824. ·-----
LUNCH COUNTER
Food Prepcrotlon
We need a dependnblt:
person to work al lunch
counter preparing
sandwlcbes & salads.
Some grill work in·
eluded . Uniform
furnished. Medico! and
hospital beneOls. Apply
Lindberg Nutrition.
between Carousel &
Bulloclu.. lower level m
the South Coast Plaza
Shopping Center. C061ta
ti---------1 Mesa Apply al Vitamin
PCC
BUSINESS
SYSTEMS
171 ll Al'IMll'onl A\ t
Santi Au, Call( IZ'114
Counter
MAIO Needed. Oependa·
ble for weekdays &
weekends . Seacllff
Motel, <494·41192.
MAJDSWANTEO
Dan Quixote Mol(?I
2100Newport Bl. C.M.
MAIO wanted Harbor Inn
Motel 1800 W. Balboa,
Nwpt Beach, 675·3463
GEM ER AL
MAIHTIMANCI
PERSON
Immediate opertln• far a
aeneral bulldlna m
lonance persl"n .
Qualified candld1te
must have a back•ro
In carp*ntry plut aom
e:111>41r1enrt' with elet•
tncal, plurublnl and A
tt1:1 lnt.tnance and rep . nu. Is a permanent Ill&
lime pc>eft.ion wUh ov~'
Ume u heeesury.
ee l h n t co m pa n7
l)tndltA. Piute cal\taei
our Puaonnel Depart.
mcnt: ,
MISSION VIEJO
COMPANY
2'800 Chrtunta
lhlonVltjo
Ca 11 l. 1121875
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N "<SQd rm ttmv. hut.Ji NUltSl!:1i ' PAINTER CLERKS !01, motivated 1roup. ~rMIQR .:oodi • ,.. a puT•ly pro P'/Umc \ton ·l'ri 1-:ir11t·• UR~EHT TRAJNEES &onou.., ambit~ only ,JI.ft f1'NlonAI aee'y you wlll
'tllci'd Xl11t pa) & twrw lmmnflat.r ruu tlmt' RI' *M•U•GER• apply. Hl·lljt. btwn ~1ETAR1ES 01.in a '""* We$t Coa:;t Appl)' an pt•r:.on, 1'4•" rly po1o1t1on lh'illl.,bl•· on 11·7 Mii UTOTE.M 1-aPU «" olc lot aa Eaat. Coai.t ~hanur. J.IU Vllton.a, l!.. ~hill full Ila.~ J.'l•tJltons TII• 1ucces1ful can· IJlceon Electronn~•. u C.u""'9e• Ma lwta firm. You .. 111,.ap tht"'le
-· ul:M> Jor hct"n od vc:noo dldot• nMllt h••• • ll·nder In thu Printed Lura• tllbliabed olflc.'e, Poaitlon1 open bt, 2nd II SALIS ..._ f11nl111llc extrH. 1-'ret 'MAINTlHANCE rM!l 3•1t&:ll•'f.1':iu:t!llt-nt thonMllJ"bowtedcJeln Urt"ultBoardlndWl\ry, prlmoloratJou. Mutt 3rd thllh an San SU"'-IMIMT Leeldl..,,for hrnkfut, lunrh &
Poi. 0111•11 ~011 · Fr• H lnry trnd 1AIOrklS>f ro11· ft tuu lmmedlale ~nlnp have ~cent resldenllal Clemtnte " Laiuna YOUR l .. COMI Apodfo6 11nuclol, profit 1hanna.
It \\I H \\I .1111e11111 Call r.-n.tmn1·I: ttw applicaffoo o oc· ror •PPllcant" with u resale, aomo com. Beach. Other ar911 have SSS$ $$SS dote to..._? rottremont, in•ur. Tiu~
\it;UON/\l.US K.n~ ..,... • ..._a.cl pebtt ICood work accord and mcrclal experience. opcnln11 alto. No \tXper. will 10 Catt. call Im
QiH . It~ l'o •t·h HI. 11 II JiVEJlL Y MANOR indudhlC) the qbUlty to will.1111nt••11' tn work ovtir· Sil or". override •nd req'd. Apply at any 01 PAITTlMI Inv~ljul& lbt!llt\ fmt' op modJ11toly. Ahltull Abbot
C.allft1r 1nh·1 \ w"' «O"llV\L!:S<.'t;11o r mix colon from tlnh. UIOl' romm'lulon. Cnll •P· ll«<la TILIPHOMIWOIU( Portunltl ~ now uv111la Peraoon1:1l Al(cncy. 450t•
\11I1 K17 !lttM1 llO~PIT,\I. Preference wlll be puintmenteecrehuy our 2S118Newport Blvd. Guarantnd Hourly bit> with a 1iolldly 11row C 11m11 u • 0 r • N • U r.1._und Hllh Thl• followtnii poe1t1on• 7c.,.. •127 Co.ta Met• 642.no2 W11ee Plua BonUB. 5:30 rn~ •n1lnnrln1t firm 557..ULZ!
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jJl•arum·l•, utiolt ""''">' l'.;inpliw.or haH had work ••· ard11hill: llvdro.Cop""r'·----------• &48-4223orcomet.o~E. ty. To quallry. )'Oll'll reary •"/P'ttoM"1
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v11rlt•rl ~hn11 ch1111• .. 1.1 ou MURSES AIDES cov~ .v,l:YP~od~~to~ti::.rt MANAGO WAHTID ________ ., 4s at.enc> •kllla and ruld. Variety filled job
wtulc lri.1111 nii ~ 1•1 :1:1~ .~ ONl1·dlf'~ fll, ... ,1,'<1 '"' For well known. expand· P/tlme. 11·7. Xlnt bene. SalesTninl'et pO ted teltphon• mon need a ~~ur .. ma tu re
d,1\' & l'\I "·Jo' l & P/l. fnfoy work in a new, Pie~ upply in pcr111on Ing Rual Estate com· Bayview Conv. Hoepltal, LARGIHATIOMAL ner. Prtvk>usexperlt-ncc ability to answer
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lui.11 t::x.r1<•r"rdcl '.\Int faciRty Call· po"ltlon "nd after nceinCostaMesa.Muat1-00-·rio5_.,._______ Hel~&T ... t . enirlneerln~ environ "No Short.hand'." Merit ~l.illtllll l>••Y Plca.:il· .ipp· ·, • :l:JOPM for 2nd 1>h1Cl posl· have experience. Salary,__________ men\ would be an 1&11aet, ralle. "'111 benefits. Also
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..... URSES "'-IDES 17141975•2 114 DICEON J\d. No. 800. D11l y Piiot, Night nurseai 11·7. Full & ~~hli~u~~r!a':ain. We offer vnrll'd :and Agency,MH50.'S.
"" "' _... at ELECTRONICS Claa.sified Advertlsln1. p/Ume. Also, CCU RN't1, EamS2I0.$400wk challenging a ssign •-------· 1 J l•;xp<'r. r1ref d \lt·-.J or-rrY 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Benefit& for l/Ume. Con· ments, 11ood saloriu, SECRl:..,.AKY
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('01lt-rM l' ~I lninir.CA I lnrnc.CAll2714 Memorial llospatul . CarK.or•uaptdadvance· and fine work.in~ cundi J • l),11ly l'1hll. I' 0 f-k;, .,~ .. ,~.c ~1 a.~ 1 \car o C: Airport 1 M2-2734. ment oppor MRn)' co tions MUR~~H~~DES ,,f FLUOR 1.-A,uul Opportunll .• \o Rew Es~~REER 'Ce:sM.. . .....,.... CONTRACTS
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MURSES la11ndry & deaning of ~rpet Realtors '32302 R-L.t..t~•, Rog"'-Morc party rl'ntal eqwp. Apply Ca · t S -,.. l \ N "\''' HI'. 1·vl11 r PJ.rtv. Pl.in Ptoph: Weck mino PIS r:i.no, an u'om""n needed or Purty World . 2025 J C · l n "' \li1l oVVorlu111t) I) payched. .. No deliver· Newport Blvd, c l\1 . u 11 n a Pis r 3 "0 · house-cl'" i.crvlce. Call
l.1110 C'onv C\•11tt•1 1ni.: Sumplt:::. rurn1i1h<'d 831·0055. ~-075'1 1'\5~ sur><•nnr \\ 1• 'II H l~lcbnty Jewels IQ(J 3553 I' 'lime Opportumly for , _________ _
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5
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b'orn
RM SUPERVISOR
Fl I. L l'I :'Ill-:
ALL SHIFTS
LYM CHARGE
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ALL SHIFTS
NURSES AIDES
l·l.~l-'fl \I E
ALL SHIFTS
l'oinr~t1t1\t• '"I.in
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547-7091 E.O.E.
CALL NOW!
GENERAL OFFICE
RECEPTIONISTS
SECRET ARIES
TYPISTS
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\ho U!1lh I.! W.·l'I.. h
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NO FEES . ~POWER IMC .
H8 W. 19th St
COSTA t-4ESA
645-2043
• Mt • •• \l.rn.1 ·eor
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:\It"'" I' t• n n ,. ~ u ,. t· r . I 1; GO plush oft'. Nurth Tustin. CUSTOM Ell
HEL/\TIONS
SALESTRHI PBX OPERA TOR
\rll>li'er. Scn1ce exper
fur l'(ra' CYdrd rel.Jee. Eve
,111rt & \ anuus hr:. 657
\\' l!lth St. Co:ila Meu
~ll 1403
PerMinnel
PAYROLL CLERK
PART Tl:'lll':
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PEASOMMEL
SECRETARY
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WALKER&LEE
REAL ESTATE
LOCATIONS
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54'7·9565
RECEPTION-
GIRL FRIDAY
Super position for a
i.uper girl ! Diversified
duties include. Lale
secretarial. public rela·
lion,, hostess & :ill
.1round assistant to bui.y
t•\ecull\e Beau11ful
prl\ dle office, Clex1ble
huur:. & rnna:e bener1ls
for H:ry 11ltral-tlve & well
!!roomed g irl. Good
l-ducul1on & l) p1ni.: skills
ure l~'enl111I W11le rull
r,·i.ume lu P. 0 B11x
llf.lli. Santa Ana. 92711
RECEPTIONIST
llea\'y phone traffi<' re
c1 ·-. l'Ompt·tent. skilled
1)(·r~11n 1111lir••t'I lrafr11· &
.. mile bn~hlly t.o main·
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\!\rnHICA·" CAREER
A<it::NCY
t.111 'l:c"porl C:lr Or :-.11
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Call 5.t7·196-l
Immediate position
available for personablu,
a mbitious. m o ney
motivated lndlvlduals to
develop our profe!>i.lon1tl
customer rolatlons-s 1:1lei.
staff. lnrleld contllll v. tlh
present bu.,iness <'henls as well as unhmlted
gros polenllal In
establishini new ac-
counts Must hJ\C o~n
trimsportaUon Salor~ +
bonw.. all tralnin~ pro· nded Plcuse c.'Onlact
l\aren Onudu !17!1 :.!.1~1
C:.1hlorm.1 Coping
l'rcxlucb
SALES
SUflfllEMEMT
YOURIMCOME
SSSS SUS
PART TIMI
TELEPHONE WORK
HOUSEWIVES
COLLIGE STUDIHTS
Guorameed Hourly
Wu&f' Plus Bonll!. 5'30
pm to R 30 pm. Call
6-16 t:!'.!3 or t·ome w 2SO E.
lilh St • C~la !\lt,:i --------Sale~ Clerk permanent.
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llcrk .\genC'Y , 18952
~lat·Arthur Hlv.d. Ste :120,
lrvme. 833·2892.
Sales Cul i:;,pr'd p /t.
Co:.la Me~a & Fashion
Island. Shnrp & a m
b1l10U8 ~ol ncecl\.'i.1.
Ca II 641i 9936
Salc:11:1rl needc.-d. Smurty
l'anl~ & Tor.:. Too, 105
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673·0057 ----
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SALES, Woman pref'd .
Or lorw:ird \·our resumt·
with i.dlary n:qwremcnt
to Interesting pos. In Cine
gift shop. Must have car. ClosslfMd od no 8' I Call (213) 430·4992 for appt. (~farina Pacifica C/O Daily P'Hot
Villaae> Long Beach. f'O lox i 5'0
COitoMffa. SALES (3) Weekdays, C.Uf. 92626 so91e wknd:;. Mature woman w /sales exp. Equal Opportunlt~
W• arrntty ha•• on
o.,.nl"9 for an In·
dMdYm who hos hod
crt .... 5 y•wt cu,... ,...,. ••pen-..C:t In the
aecr•torfol fleld to'
wortc for our Director
ofControds..
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SALES shurthund 1111u hlgh -
Wholesalu & Retail. Xl11l Secretar·1es alT11ral'Y typing i-klllto. car l't'r oppor . fur 4 l:.inllhunty wtlh ~overn
bni:ht energetic perltlm. nwnl pro1xr..aJ va Pl'''· ~xricr l>l't>f'd. bul wlll 1>.ilent puJ)t'rs and handl
I T •t 1 n.i of l e~:.il 11 um. Wood ightmg 1-·ix· yplS S h1>raria1U1hlp. lndinduat
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SANDWICH SHOP'
Ralboa Island. "eeds
P time help. Gen'l dullet>
me: Id 'a b.andwich pre·
paratlon. Call before
noun, 67J·J'il2
&~;J!~l~.~:·&~ice
nds friC'ndly outgolnl(
fler ... on !\lu~l be accura~e
t\ p1,1 & take lhc:tahol'I.
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Clerks
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tt • U"'C "•f\.tl* ~ t ''"~th
3141 Carnpus Orin
546-4741
tAcr<ll>i. l''rom
Orunae Co ,\trpu111
Equal Oppar 1-;mr1l11H•r
tcrf llt'IOK ~1th Corporate
Legal & Patents and
C"ui.tom('r reprcsen·
tat1ve1S. If interested, ap·
ply in person lo·
BRUNSWICK
CORPORATION
3333 Harbor ll•d
Cotto Mesa, Ca
92626
4!Jli·tiHlll i-----
SECRET ARY 1-:qual opportunity
St•amstrl'!.S wanted , Fushion Isl IHl' mtokt·~ emi>luyerM/Jo~
111lcru1ion bnck ~round for fun lunt•h lime• Sh &.1----------prdcrrl'd, will train typln11. 1-~arn $700
1ight p11rty. Call af~ G. Cull V1ck1e Dunl·.in
lAS·5072 M0-11470
•SEASONED•
Rl>.LESTATE
MANACiEtt
for erowlng office 10
llunllni:ton Bea ch.
Member of lnt'I Reul
E'il-'le !lletwork Guaranteed draw with
attractive ove rrides.
hil(h potential. Call Dale
1'0-.1. F"'Cinck Denlnp·
m1>nt Corp ~19·90i7 or
l '\ (' .... !Y.t7 ·lllll2
SECRETARY
1'\ill lime position avail.
cSun·Thur) !or a bright.
motivated & exper'r1
secretary who enjoys
Wt)rking w/people, non·
smok1•r. Salury open.
<:.Jll Rnrbara Davis for
more lnro. 642·1626
AM Ent CAN Ct\lll::l';R
/\Gi':NCY
610 Ni>wport Ctr L>r N 8
•Win Orani:•·
(;all S4i · l llW
~ Ceolral 1 owcr
({.;moo Bunk !',Quurc
NO F~F. TO \'Ol
t\CO. with Pac1IH
Per::.onnel
<Tcmpo1 anc" l
SECRETARY
Youn~ firm Im .1tini.: m
N. ll. Ovl!r 400 Oh':-. & ll•t
nf1c be1wf1ts lndutl 131
Free mcalb n dav & tree insur. to ynu i. depen
dents. Sp1·c1:il person
c:irns to SD,~1
Cnll ViC'klt> Duncan
tHtl II 170
AMERICAN C',\llt:l':H
AGENl'\
610Nm\porl Ctr l>r NB
or in Orn111!!·
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si-;ntl!:T/\HY lor CPA's
olllcc. Good typing skills
& orKanitaUunul ublllty m~e..,ury . Xlnt workln~
l'Ond1lmns. R4:1lumeonly.
lLL.1'.S. & P. 660
Newport Center Dr .• Ste.
750 Nl'\l. IJOrt Heh. 92660
S1•c retary J Rccepl. for
~.IL South P a cific
Tru\.el Co. Oppor. for
n¥h\ pen;on lo udvani·e
Applicanb mlL'>l poi1i.e's
eood ofr !\ktlls, includ
pleJsant lelcphone voln·
Slarllni; 1>alar:r from
~I ~;oo dr1,c-11dm~ 1m
ah1hl\ Sem1 rt"rnme lo
:!Kl I LuLrvt'lte Sl,
:-. .. wport Beach . Ca
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SECRETARY
EXECUTIVI';
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70 wpm Sh !JO JOO Call
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bu<.:k11round for Irie
mud1rul group. Sal open.
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individual. CJll lx!tWfl :l
& 5. ask for Sandy or
Je;in, 812· ii47
21 Central Tower
<l:n1on !lank S11uan• 1
NO FEl•:Tn YOtT
Atn with Purtllc
Perl1onnel
TO SI0,000
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lyptnl!. Sii req . offlt•('
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l\pplv ttnm-4pm ClM CO
Z5 Drill&JI A~t>. C. t. lr'Vlne lndu•t'l Compl<'x
f,qual Oppe>r Employer
SALES
-----OUTSIDE
TO $1200
SICRIT ARIES
/\cctn& Clerkl!/Bkkprs
To Sl200Mo.
Employers Pay All Feei. 1Tcmporune" 1 ------Liz Reinders Agency 1---------• 4lt20 Birch St, Ste lo.t
">:ewport Beach 833·8190
Call for appt/Est:.rh '6S Rl'C'eption1:1t /Tvplst
for Accounllnic office in
l'-0\\port. Center. FtKUre
11p\1l11d e desir11ble.
Sala ry tu S600 Ca ll
83.'>·87li0 for lnlerY1ew
Free Attr:i.C'tlvc,
JX!ri.onuble lnd1v to sel
health product!\. Must be ---------free lo travel & wine
SECRETARY
Corporate orl1cl' 111
Newport Dl!ut•h nCl'll!>
peri.onal>lll, rei.p indh
for ch3llcnsmii po~ n · port.me to to11 1:xecul1' t• or ropu.lly &rOWlllR co Sh
&accurutc t)'pini.: ei.!>cn
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SECRET ARIES
TYPISTS
CLERKS
KEYPUNCH OPRS
RECEl''flONIST /Typi11t
nel'C'lt-d UUme for N.D.
publl9hlnll firm. Kuow'l nf grummor eucn.
1>"75-6730
dine clients. 01'l'1t op·
por. for caret'r minded
pcnon. Ala.o 1-"ec J obs
Call Rltu, 540 6055,
Coastal Ptrsonncl A&t'n
cy, 2700 Harbor Blvd.
C M.
COMMISSION RfCEl'TIONIST Sales Out1ldt•. window
1'11 111 711', 1mmrrll11ll'
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VAN<'l•:S th11t ulluw v1111
ln 11'\'('IVt• NlnlMlft~lon
hrfnn-l'lrn1r C'lt 1•111·rnw
Involves arcur11to typlni: eovetlnp. good r.losel'!l.
& tel e phont1 work comm1salon paid on each
t''/tlme Call for nppt. sale. Onw a1alm1l do".
f..W llllZ$ 1Near lt'uhlon Health ln11 prol(r:i m.
111l11nd 1 549 33t5
R~ept /Typlat $750
Al'tl•1 l.l )'l'ur ... 1n hu11I· t.ocal CPA 11ttks br1•hl.
"'"'" wuh •18 1·ompony of· friendly l':"'°n to greet
flcc11 lo ln>1urt• '·onllnult) h.11 cllen 1 & handl• hll
ot pt11lcie11. our 1100 1111· typing. Soma 1tOl ll plus.
1mclult•ii urt' Htrtllng now Interesting variety pos.
Industry rccord1. Our can makQ a bu.sy day.
volurnt• i11 moro thun Call sue. S40·10U,
Sl.000.000 o day! 1.000 Coestal Personnel Al•D·
llom1•1 sold ,. month. cy, 2'780 Harbor Blvd, More 1mport1ntly. l111t C.lf.
Ytllr we paid out more ---------
< .. 1mml:1'1111ni1 lh11n any RECEP'TCONlST
ottwr year In history-f'ront olflce help ror dtn·
:md let"! tMCC It, th&\'• tat offlc:o. 4lXJX!f de1lr&·
wbal Wl."'l'e both Interest bit', call8"·00IU ro tn vm1 th1• 1111ks
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SAUSP'IRSOM
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ordlnotlon and display o
fln t womon 'a
ehlldren'• wear. lt'aahlo
hland. 't'HE RE
BALLOON LTD ~r\ Death. Call lo
• .148 0011
ALW~MON. Matu~ Completl'I)' uper'rl I collectlblot, cry "tol
china. f\111 or p/t. Cal Mn. Burlin, At Oral\o
Street, $4U·~
SAUSPaSOH Vit.-..c.-ffca •
SICRITARY
lrnmedJate opening for
secretary. prerera bly
, wtlandscaplng & con·
et.ruction exper. Must l.>c
x.lnt typist, able to use
dkt1phone & be well or·
guniu.-d
Xlnt oppar. for 11ecrot&ry
w/mln I .Yr exper. in
F)lcrow. Leital or R.E
• ~~~~~~ .. ~
4320Campu., J>r Ste 1311
Newport Sch ~"111.11011
1424 S Grand Avl' S /\
S.~IM.i20
llt•i1IU1 & Ot't1tl1l ln~ur
HOFHS
TOP PAY!"'''' I:
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HELPMATES
835-8176
Ploeao C111l COMTitOLLIR
1505 K 17lh Strc<1t
Suitt> 102, Santa Ana
644-llH
DAM 'tll Noon
THI lltVIMI CO.
MO Newport Ctr Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
SICRIT ARY /MEDIA
ASSISTAHT
PCC needs u top·n<tlrh aecret.a.ry who poue11Mi!I
excellent 1klll1, cNatlvl
t,y, ond lnkiallv1 to ban·
dlo hlgh•volumo, vnrtc•l)•
poalllon tor our new Con
---------• troller Oulllrable b•ck· __________ , around lm:lude• prior ex
FOi' buay N.B. ad 1gen·
l')'. Xlnl typlnJ & phone
aklll•. Nenrl welt nr·
ganlzlld, dependable
pt>rNo~ Phonu (714) &~afl4pm. Secretary FAS HI OM
ISLAMD cououn
SICRITARY
W• otf•r 11l1ry Ce b0nu11
plm an ucepUonal op.
purtUDJt.y Cot a brtaht.
pt!rtonable lndlvlduol
W'ltn a naar ror coJ"POt•lt
twCOUDUn.i. typln1 and
abort.band tlrilla •bO en·
JoYt worktn1 In • friend· b a\motphtrt. Plea1e
call Mr. R. T. Cook or
Mr. Ttd Buvl7. (71')
6M.pt74
perlt>nre worklna In an
acrountlng cnvlronml•nt
and industry. PCC orf<'rll
nn out s tnndln u
aolary /htncfit.a ,,nckn«c
JncludlnJ frt'<' In·
IW'lnctt •ntl up tn 2WJ
paid daya off each year 'ro be ron11ldertld for thl~ PQl1Uon plu11e rontact
Mary L. Cooper
f'CC austHESS
SYSTEMS inu Arm1tron1 Avo
83ntll Ana, Ca 92'114
('1 Hl 540-8340
----S!CRlfARY
Hewpoti .. och
1 Yn cxpcr. Sal opt'n.
Call Mt 4613. ----Sct:n.'lary to Pre1ldent 1"111x lira, Oood 1h
Opp 't y. Top pl '45·2867
SECRETARY
Education dept. of wf'll
known V()Cllttofla.l ICbool
h11 an l~lln1 J>C)ll·
lion for • div rtlClod In
div. Req" typlrt••peed of
75+ wpm. Xlnt working
l~md• & ro. bcneflt1. Ap·
I ply Anthony Sl'hool11. Secftt-V/a".,t. Equal OJ>partun ty l'rr~nnol Orrtc•. t361
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• SICRITA.RY • sECR. ARV
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benenu. Salary $700. on-nt; P4 cntt. In·
Call f7S..f'l'OO ttTelllil# wiJtk.
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1''rce to tr11vcl, neat, good
<ippcarancc, good mm·
municalion skills, io;alcs
l'Xf)('r helpful but not nee.
Heply to. l'O Box 22.J:.!,
Or;;ngc• Cu. f>:!SW or c;.tll
fl7:1 8279 & leave
mess.i.l(e. ----t;f:NERAl.SECRETAHY
Tvpmi:. hte bkkpna re
c1uin•d. $5~0 mo. Ph.
t> 12 G.'iOO or 546-3205 or a p
ritv ,\Jay HI. JPM. at
t·:lwyn C.ahr Rehabiht.a
111111 Ctr , U!J2S Mt. Baldy
('r Ftn VI)
SECRETARY varied
dulh'~. Rood io;k1lh ci.st•n
11i1I, for heavy dac
taphnne & typlni: dut1ei..
Bl'.'111 t:state exper
tlt'lpful Nt·wport fJch
urc:i tall Judy, 833 2000
1
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2 typewriters, 1·$40 & BALDWIN HAMILTON
1-$10. 1 Peu1eot 10 spd BABVGRAND,Gdcond.
bike, SSO. 675-8504 Sl.SOO. 64.S-9969.
loat1,SaU to60 loah.SUP'/ ~.Sale/ ~~/ Alltosfol'W. Rot '725 OJ6 0AJ1.YPILOT Sund!y,Mayl!l,ISJ
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loatt, Pow..-9040 loatt, SaU 9060 Lldo u w1new Ullman .................................................... ••••••••••••••••• AlllJl••I
lo:!_!:,Marfnc 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1a1l1, w/troll.,r IU)ll l..c>1:lll resident n~<l~ •hp CAMPER ~trt:LL. C•b 1970 H•rley Sportaltr. Clclulu 91ZO ,.,.'1JP ...,..pment • JKlNG SWOf' &t0-&63orfl462577 lorl:ul40Prcf Nt•wpurt. haah for Outi un or New balanced tn6tlne. ouuun•••••uuouu .. ~ r.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• :=z• l067 TroJan C•btn llMOZO V ,, • 4994768 Toyota luna bed. '125 New lhruoul. Too many •rtMSTalrtMG•
•75 JOHNSON OJI Elec Crul•er. wt• whl trlr, sbp ID Newport SU.IO '77 W.atuil 32 l''ully ----~~ _ utrutoliat.5'.S-8181 1''rfthandSZ5up648·7387
!ttartOutbcNardcna Un-d rnany xtro. Sl lOO lllM76af rqpd,$S4,5oo Muvlnldt FRONT TIE. to 2tl' pwr s.ctrfcCan 9130 :::;;---:-Y h P cd -
tor only 4 mn4 on 1 6'.S-1005orR39SU • fur2732'S11111ti734.2:..-'0 boat,qwet.channel.12.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• b 3tiOT am•c•h· Ort ''8EICam1no,t1cyl,41pd,
Pilboat Hevt.•r* thrw1t ~ rL-.1\.'llflit di per ft ~ min. 673-Mc.i • . • Y urner a~p1011 needs aome body work. •-& l'A&l•AIE . tm ()('ck boat w/UOhp, ._.,• J111111.oU 24'GLADIA.TOR orff73·Uno '\Ira Lewis ELl!:CTR IC CAR Ntw Glass. lt'l up for r Tot S700.SC7·Sl82 .nvr w.r ~~c:~~~~l~r &a~,~~~~ 1/0. The perlert harbor •n.7674 Jbcc-r11e.it'tl 1loop. fo~lly ---batten~. recondlt1on"'<l nat lrac:k. Must sell $3:iO IF YOU MUSTI
5A11
7 so 0 r b ~ 11 0 r r party boat. $10,500. 2SCoronado 8200 eqwf'd Xtr11 Sips 4, 40 Slip ror rt>nt. w1nni:. 5275 002 7063 Orm 642-4877. li15 Mdl T.1ooor.. rNtortd
213·726-7060 all. 7PM 873.a.n7 ___ 218~callburw/altp 8900 bfoa1 ~IS733002 ""'eJnsHie -forflmo·~ ............... ....iwdllk 9140 · Illustrated In Vlnta1e
k i Al :16 Pt•11non Cmdr 11750 ----$100 p mo 646 9000 """'"-"' " '71 Yamaha Emiuro, no Fnrd as Claulc Can 75
l-lTZ9ai. or "70 SldpJac:k 20' O~n. + 28 ~arsot) Nt>w 21750 4J' aaclllCJ Sloop --••••••••••••••••••••••• elec systcrn Bil ofr over Ma1·1. Bat olr. over
LOST . Inflatable seat, foe trlr. ltuit •di. SCB9S. 29 Peanon ·rr1~1 \6000 New uux1hary, 3 bu111. SIUI:: tie pwr boat to ~to1~. i.lnt runnrng c:ond. $100 847 72»6 ~-847·2SI0'7
Avon Redc,-e,t 875 6829 8751768, 673· 7912 30 Pearson 22000 lllPI 4, Xlnt cond S11,900. ;!11'. ~ ~~· _Po.s11 tcade Surf ruclcs. tl25 Motor Homt .. S•/
,1ft6PM 28KlnpCrulser 8950 P h : (714 > SU 442!1 forboa~._675-3119 ~~3 _ R...t/S~ f l 60 '22 Ood1e. rully ratored.
Boal Trailer, taodom aic 30' Sea Rays lt'or ~ls~!lboal anytime, eves 132·7759 loah, S,..d a. \IAO Vespa Deh.1xc. lo •••••••••••••,•••••••••• =.<rr.~~~;~er de·
le. llW'ie brakes, up lO 30' • If o B I E 14 w 1 l h Siii 9010 rru. hke new ~. Motor~ Rental
boat. 768 75111 Sport lrldgi 25' Cat, clean, ask1nK TRAILEll. Good cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ _ 042-4286_ 11'/J to 3Z' ~ lac.e.
9140 Hoattrallcr,fitsl7'to 24 • SedaftlrfdC)lt $2900 w1Jnexptn1lve Pvtpty.4!MM866 _ Vl6JGlastron80hprnutor, Motorcycles/ Fully selr·contalned ••~••••••••••••••••
5920d W......... ipace.646-7&56 -20' Tornado Cat w/trlr. xlnt cond, many xtrus Scooter. 9150 Reaervenowfor ~~~e~.t,b. ays, INTHEWATER Custom 52' Flberalaaa Must at"ll $HOO Day, _S2000tbslofr.ll4U-7498 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Holiday&Wknd:. •SPORTS•
Dt;MO'S Pilot. House Sloop, lm-M2·644t. .Eve, 675-6866 17~' Stevens wooddeck 7'1/J Mofco 440.AW REGE~CY MOTOR
lbtchie t.'Ompass B·N 45 ByapptSat&Sunday mac. F\lll race/cruise, -, • ---l'ustom paint, anterior Wheel11mlth up pipe, HOME RENTALS *CARS*
New t.'OSt $150. sell S'1 NEWPORTSTORE fully found. very fai;t, 19 Sloop, inbrd well, flatbottom, v drive, pc~ & cul piston. Fox 92.5N.Harbo.rBlvd,S.A. fl.rm. 646-7878 ____ -t OJ>en 11·7 pm, wknda UI 6 double cabin. •leeps 10. retractuble keel'. nu trlr, van l" c tr Ir w I m a gs. :.hocki., w /accumulators. • •531·2503• *
HarrilOft'ISea R e placement ove r ~IPmtr,!:?350.6458615 eogmeneedswork.$1800 M11nyxtras.Xlndcood. 25'0PEN ROAD fully •THICARn.A.CI•
loah. Power 9040 SR"" n ""Y $300,000. Ask-Ina $149,500. FG Salllna Oln)(y w /oars sacnfice, after 6.1146-80Ul 536 4758 self·cont. Reser~e now 2100 Harbor CM 631·2620 •••••••••n•••••••••••• KA ftA Wiil consider amaller & 1 1 l cood f e 6'W-338S WJlm u
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to :llOlWettCoaatHwy boat 1n trade. (71'&) 181 eqp, xn • 18 1..,· Chri s C raft. '73 Honda CB 350. Front oraumm r. '84 , an ... nx,cus m
16' Bqston Whaler lype NwptBch 114/631·2$47 642-m7aft6pm li200.752-8S80 __ BC'autlful mohagany eod extended 6·lncbes. Motor Home stora&e fn. has 84Chevyeng.4Spd,
'>UJ>Cr' sport, cel'~r con· 2327 South MalnSl. P-Qil 1341 Good cond. m· clu:.!'>1c Mint cond1t1on. Newly rebwlten&lne, oo· door. Coron a. ru 11 Map, xtras. 495·5136
:.ole, 50bp electric start Sunt11 Ana 714/~ UDO 14, lt3329, trlr, new cl's hvy duty trlr & many Repowered V-8. $4500. ly has 500 n\Ues. Electnc service. 1·73'7·9580 4 Wlle.t Dri•n 9550
Mere. Compau. boat --sails, cover, S\250 xlras SlS9S 645-749l 6735308842-3033 starter, custom beat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cover. etc. S2995. Call 12' Valeo 1975. 7 HP motor 673-46116 - -· Sharp• SS75 834-0899 Wlnnebaco 1973 xlnt
1714)642-2717. aft6pm. & acceasories. $350. . -16' F111t bottom racing 21>' Tahiti. 460 Lincoln "' cond, loaded. 40.oOo mi. AMC-JEEP
-----642-11645 Cal 20. xlnl cond .• $3950 aailbo11l wttrlr l'Omp re w1Berkley, tandem trlr. '54 Puch Speedbter. Xlnt seooo. or bstorr. 557-1035. #I hi CaMf. lfi' Dt~el. work or play, Call for inspection Rieb, nggc.."<i M50t1Jtr' 6'7S3ti82 S2Sl0firm 837-5633 cond. will 11cll or trade WE OUTSELL ALL
new eng, also nets & 20' Formula '741.0 .• VHF, 7se.-0838; 642""63 -· --, for clean Trail Bike. 1974 Open Road Mini· JEEP DEALERS l'ommercial gecar. xtras Xlnt Harbor boat. , San Clemente 23. Xlnt Tahiti 1 ~ · 455 Old~. 963-0403 Motorhome, for sale. fNTHESTATE 439-19e7 840-1128or8'79-209e J2 ~· #639 w/hwy lrlr, cood. 3 :imls, new mtr. Custom 1rl. mags, new ---963-3702 ---------1-------.---t white hull. xlot cond. sips s. galley, head. throughout $3300. '76KawasakiKZ900, Very ---------HUGEIHVEHTORY
SEAR'S Top or the Lme JlATTERAS, ~ FBMY S62S1ofr. 963-8734 xtra' See lo apprc. ~-2121 clean. xlnt cond. Phone Pvt party needs low All Modell New & Used
12' game fisher. 71.ii hp. LG1.k~·nse::r.Lorsa.d'7!,, Goraeous Columbia 29 _~.500 49'l-J7U C bl I 9625467 m 1 1 ea I e Mini. LeasiagAvallable Ted Williams eng w/lrlr ... .. """ " lB' J et. 4~ hev. l, tr r Motortiome, please call Costa Mesa
Lt ke n e w, a I w ays Owner. (213)476-5268 apn~~.!w~fr~Ji ~~: Pacifica Catamaran 18'. w/mag!t, cover. must sell YAMAHA 125 ?,IX74 646-3557 AMC Jeep
garaged. $575. Ph --nc se · s Trailer&extr.AsS2000. 541-339J days Good Condition HARBOR8LVD
&&2·9997 20· Bertram. conv top. veyed. Warren, Bkr. Pvt/prty.S31-25l0 548·194.S '73 Pace Arrow. 20' Gen. 2S24 ·
New Uphol. 427 Ford 675-0915 __ --Trmsportatloft air, stereo. xlras. Mst sl Costa Mesa 5-49-8023
<!6' Pennyan. 1973, eni:. Be rkley J et.SABOT io\iU .. , ~ Al&Juela 38' llvy Fb1o1ls ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74YAMAHATX500,good S7950/otr.67S-S708 4xC'SlWilly'aP/U Reblt
sport f I s h c r. u 11 Amt·ncan tandem trlr. ' d 'l ;3a2c:. C· II Dbl Endr. (,1vo aboard. ~" Sat•/ ~fr~~· ~~l~I, $80()/Belt Tral!M$, Tra•el 9170 312 Ford ena. 500 mi, re·
r1berglass, twin scrl'w, 6'12·5642 ~ 0;1~4100
· a Npt slip. Pr in only Reftt ' 9120 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• wired, nu tires, stk trans (2) 225-HP Chryi·.lt•r -.-.. ,._6
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__ 714·6465918 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77Suzuki"RM"'<B w/OD.Sl850wltk$UOO. Marine engs. F/8, trim 40 Ma~thew~ Classic -......, 20\.'.i' Terry '75.SC, air,
labs, depth finder, ship Beautiful 11 veabo~rd. '11/.' !Nansll:tanic tlJ!: UDO M 113600. xlnt cond Six-Pac &tide-in camper $750. xlnl cond. $4500. 548·3009 aft 7:30 pm
toshoreradlo,compass. S9900 w/moo r1n g 67&.1674 _ Trailcr&c:1>vt•r.Ltbluc ~hell,w/Or,&vcrt door _SS2·0042 492·3666. ,67 Jeep CJS, vs. hdtp,
Bimi6i top, :.lps 4, fuU ( New po r l >. Pho n c SPRING 675-4896 '71 for Ford or Chevy d ... CN>,
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or &44-8US ms 2001 • - - -·hrtbd S175 642-2073 ·~ Yamaha 125 En uro. '60 am Alrstre lntn'l: 26' .....,.,., galley, slund up head. -' -· · CLEARANCE SALE lS' Fitwrrorm lr1 -hull. s_ • • ---Runs. Nds ball. & trans. m prime area mobile pk. wknda/aft6PM
Owner lrnsfrd l2l3 > Zl'lMP Xlntcond OMC Make•Sale Price•Save Walk thru, 70 h P -S1e11ta 111,,• self-cont, work $125.549-1839 Xlntcond.2balh&stor. 'SOJeepWUlyP/U.
592· l!IOO Lot•atcd llunt· 210. Ra.dio, trlr, & ·more. 25' Lancer•7950•2415 Chrysler en1o1 + trlr. Xlnl Jacks. must sell!
72 250
Susukl Dirt Bike $4750. 548-6749 Sl 200 1ngton Harbour ...,.,..,.oroffr. "A"l515 26' Pearson* 10950•2875 ·' 4"" 3105 968 """" ' •
,,,,.,.,.., ........ conu =· ------·~ good cood. $US. •.....:•-UtfUty 9180 482-8468 JO' Stephens Sedan 26' Pearson •11450•3300 ., _....--.,.
V.Spwr. radio. sndr, DF :.l' Own Easl•57125•7~ 73 COLUMBIA 34 School Bus Camper, kmit 963-4071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "7• Bluel'. Lo ml, euto,
nu pa.Int, tuned, bharp! Boats. Rem/ Take Advantage Now. Dsl, Luxury 645-7554 i.i bed & dbl btld. stove For Sale Suzuki GT750. 8' Lined camper 1bell A/C, PS/PB. AM/FM,
$8500 AY64S.9000 Charier 9050 --• XI t --smk, ice box, closets. SlS50 or best oCCer. Call w/marker lights, $100. extras. Clean $5400. _______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 Ericson 27 ~ •71 Venture 22' w/trlr cpts, big & roomy. $1800 -"s,9G2-?H., 642·8645 64G-?384 · c I t 28' 2 o· T cond Ready to sail O/B. sa1Js. 642-7712 dys, 963-4071 ..,, ....... ---------71 arg1 e ("bu ler. k blander l ay l:.a1 ing. Sl3000rirm Call646-5216 2131868·7313evec; '71 YA.•tAHA 125, w/175 AutoSenlc•,Path F.G. F.li.. ail tan , fast. fun. also essons, _ .:... --·---_ ------· C.amper & ·10 Ford P ill " ,
complete gallt!y, sips 8, Newport area. 75l·K258 SANTANA 21. 4 i;aals. trlr. Ila:. eve-.. "'ing. FriiSal top end. S425 l"irm or & Accessoirtn 9400 Tracks 9560
radio,dplh fmderaodall --I 9060 KITE l2• loaded,$4500 afl4pm.'~6498 trade for lran11p car •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• nee. eqwp. for pleuure Boats. Sa I 8303"03 545-7616 VW ENGtNES 1974 MAZDA
or f1 s h 1og SJ7.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good condition. MUST Travel Queen, 10•,2 Water --. USED-REBUILT PICKUP
Mf>-1018 or st.oe al Daoa Ericson :is, full race. SELL S250 or bstofr. Call Boats. Slips/ htr Pump, Wall hlr, '73 _Honda SL125. 3.000ml. Der BuggyShop53CMi&40
PointJ43 cru1:.e. perfl?ct cond. 833--0887 Docb 9070 llO·propane {ridge. minl cond. w t xlras. 4 speed, radio & beat.er .
SEACRAFT si-· 2:1 ". twm S3S.OOV. 847-li038 ....................... crawl thru. Jacks. crpt. 2 Chuck an 5PM 962·7517 ·~~a:~~f:ja~k~&i;~~t ~~~~~~.ning coodl·
1 so H p. Io ad ed . Pearson Triton. Very Columbia 15 (Similar to JO' boat slip for lse, Hunt-spkrs. xlnt eond. S2l50 '76 Yamaha 125VZ mono-28; parts498-1165 ONLY $2795
Sacrifice . mus t sell good cond. many xtras. Lido 14), w/trlr & rover. inl(lon Harbour SlOO per w t "~ ton. Dodge PU shock w Tt>rry kit Nu M"'R~UISTOYOT"'
833-2bJ (714) 673-7873 $950. 54().784:1 month. 846·3948 $4250 M8·4222 l'rank. '72 Triumph, nu CATALINA "' "'
-----nk b kt ch AUTOSUNROOF M IONVIEJO A.utot, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Mtos. Hew 9100 Alrtos, Hew 9100 Autos, New 9100 er~. B~t~?r.~s\~~3 op-642-4040 831-2880 49S.IZIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pe
Auto Senlce,Pcrt1 Auto Ser•lce,Pcrts Auto S..-.lce,Parb & A.ccenoriea 9400 & Accessories 9400 & Ac:ceuories 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
GRAND
OPENING
SPECIAL
$AVE $30
OH Re9'1cr Price
Come in · Various
selection
of sunroofs available.
CATALINA AUTO SU ROOF
1646 Superior AYe., Costa Mesa
642-4040
Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Hew tlOO ·Autos, Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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LO WIST
PRICID
FIATS
IN SOUTifllN CALIF. • AT DICK MILLER
MOTORS
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UAH0NIW'76
FIAT 128
2DOOR SEDAN
(SH.2109307)
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PACTOIY HIATE '400
DfCICMIUD
DtSCOUNT ~74
SAVE'874
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2 dr. Slanclard, .. only
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1971 FIAT 121
2dr •• ~a..iy
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(Sil. 2068643)
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s.o.ton waoon. a. w1y 3,.2 ......
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'2799
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(SR. 0150861)
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UlllTED OFFElt • SUP£RB SERVICE DEPT •. .......... ., .,..,, .......
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MOTORS
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Santa Ana 557-2132
Ml.W 1971
CELICl
. ~·vw TRADES AT DISCOUNT"
WI HAVI A .0001 SILac:110M Ofl US. YWt WI MAYI A •ooo llLICTIOM Ofl YW TIADl-fHS
'3999 ------=
USID CAR SPECIALSll
'88 FORD '72 TOYOTA
MUSTAN8 COROLU 2 DR.
~ 11195 ~=s1495 jllLW711 ai...
'7Z SA.Al ttl S 1711
2 door. 4 •PHd. AM/FM radio. Swedish
engineering at a Whole.ate prfce. (533HYI)
· '71 YW SClllOCCO 14411
4 •Pffd. AMIFM stereo f1P4J. nlloy wheels. green
metalllo. (139MPS). •
•72 YW SUP9t ll!TLI S 1411
4 1peed, AM/FM 1'8dlo. Below market value. (838FFH)
• ,, TOYO?A COIOHA ....
2 door. 4 IJ)Md. magi. (YDC025)
•75 YWSClllOCCO 14411 '71 TOYOfACAlllMA SIOll
4 •Pffd, AM/FM .tereo. air OOnd .• lllver IM!llllc. Auto. trana.. nldlo. Perl9ct gu aavw. (271GRC) (471 MON) TWo to chooM from.
"71 YW 2 DI. IAllrr $2311
4 •PMCI. AM/FM t tereo, air cond. (434ME8 )
•74 VWDAS*I 4 Dl. SZlll
Auto. u.n... '9dl0. 21,000 mlln. (291 NAK)
71 ALPHA IOMIO $2611
, Spider VtlOcl. 4 l)Md, radio. Priced bttow wtlo ....... (113NXH)
'71 POISCHI fl 4 SJHI
5 speed. AM/FM redlo. Summer Is coming
(662C'TV)
•75 WV PICIUP $*711
AM/FM stereo redlo. cul1om shell and Interior.
Teooma rtme." Ren.gede tires. C6e552Z)
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'frf 'PCll'd Econollne, f c)1 WEPAYTOPDOLLAR Alfaa-o 9705 IMW 91&2 Capri '711 M.-tlOO .... Mtw t100 ..._.Mew 9900 •
*TRUCKS* auto, veey clean. Mu.st FORTOPUSEDCARS •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~··••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-••-•••••••••••••••-••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••-lell.U..tolrer(97.~ FOREIGN. DOMESTJC 'T4 Alla Spyekr. Ule tan, tt7l IMWl.OCS "18" V 8. Air, PJS. AM·
'73 Chev ahort Van, VI, orCLASSIC-4' llkt new. Approx. 18, 4 apeod, IWtroof " alt FM llt'l"fO 8 trk, cuat. ln
auwnwtlc, radio, alr, 1d fr)'OU.r,.~ la extn clean ml. "300. coad. 1'tl Immaculate t/e:ictul, Rally• whla. lm·
•THIC"'•'• "'Cl• conct S2800.t'4-8993 aeeu.u.._. ~atUwkdY11 t'laaaic haa low m1le:s. mac 111te! S4l.9S or orr. "'"' -IAUHIUICIC -C351JPS>. Excellent &40-2'23wkcla.)'9,U7-80'2 2100 llarbor CM 8SMIS20 'M Ecooollne, custom In· 2925 Harbor.>Jvd. AMdl 9707 !raw plan avalJablt-tsV•'I "wknda __ _
•54 Ct...y Plclu9 ttrlor. runa creat, 1700 Colt.a Mesa 9'71-2SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADOLU.ACIC 73 2000ec Auto 4:!.500 mi 645-z.&<lZCallan.~ 842-11164 c.._• OUTLET '74 lOFOMSL •dr. ANuto , VAWYlMPORTS CoPperw1b\;1ae1nt. Rill.
AA AM/ atereo. ew IJI '90 .. o .. 9rr -.. 9 S:?100.5464i3 ·11 Ford PU Caml)er SACIURCI CadllForC_.. SUR Ures, M.000 mJ but ___ .,,_ .. _ .. _-.... __ ..
Special ~.ton, !90 enf, Llke new '?t'h .. , ton P.W For Or Mot xln\ ocnd. ~. Pvt. Ply OIANGI COUMTY'S 73 C.apn V6, IA ma, !>lerco
AC. PB. PS. AT, new Dodae. Xtru. Afuat aell. 2145HARBORBLVD. -.os3 OLDlST caueue, xlnt l'OOd .
.MU, clean. 002·9534 ~~200. aell ISZOO. QlarborlsVlctoria> '13 lOOGL 4 dr, AY/PM 75.2-~716or540-0421
'76 Chevy Hvy duty 'hwa COSTA MESA st~. 54,000 ml, xlnt. & Citroen
1hortbd, MO. PS, PB, AT, '10 Ford 14 ton, 642-0653 $2400 493-8810 •••••••••••••••••••••••
dual tnlca, euat wbla ., lcyl,1Uck. $1295. A.ustift.Hfoley 970t "12 Cllroen Maseratl SM
tlrea, lo ml. See to •P· 541·512eaft. 5 Aalol. lmpDfted ....................... Sales.Service-Leaaint New tires. lux leather
prec. ~. 9'7~0368 '6S Ford Eoonollne. New ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• '1' AUSTIN MARINA OT, RoY C. crftr,lnc. Int. beaut cond. $8900,
'1' Ford Courier. Good ena. cpt'd & paneled. !!~~!~ .......... ??.~~ lo mi, xlnt co~,5Sl700. Rolla Royce BMW _95_7_-02_12 _____ _
cond, $2200/bat offer. ll.500. Pb 551·51'6 Pvt 870-9143, 640.24.... llR or l.540Jamboree '73 SM. xlnt cond. Must
1W6-8779aft.5, pty, a.y.rs S Up! aftllwkdya Newport Beach 640-6444 sell. SIW()/orter. Low ml.
'73 Chevy V8, ~Too. W..ted 9590 Con aider a~entlo IMW '71Z 19751MW530f (7l4l772•8337
Automatic. S249!5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hetcla Roadster. Wo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic. stereo & air Dahun
Call 642·7238 WI Will IUY start with a BenUey cond. One owner car. ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUR DATSUN Sedan, discard the body, (OUNIF>. Excellent
'75 LW. Xlnl cond, low PAID FOR OR NOT modiry the chassis to lease plan available. DRIV!A
LITILE •.•
SAVE A LOT
mi. Camper shell avaal. T-DO'' "'I sport car standards with SADDLEIACK .
12650. 960-2106 "'.--e very 11 i n g I e Pa r t V AWY IMPORTS
.66 GMC J • PU. a /c , FORT<>1tCARS checked. repaired. re-131•2040495-494'
clean. $1300. Phone IAJtWICKDATSUM machaned.orreplacedaa COMllM&SIE SHOP&COMPARI:-~
IARWICK DATSUN !l62-87l9 San Juan Capistrano as required. 800 man THI AU. MIW
ll l·l l75 493-3375 hours lat.er a virtually 630CSI MOW! '69 lavmia
Service body, :i~ Ton,t----------1 newchauisisthere!iult.
Ford Pkup. w/alr WE BUY withaprel955tille
stereo, 540-7590. $3200. TilEN an all aluminum
'75 Chev 1!1T PU, SWB,
Silverado. Air, abell,
2.SM, pos1, orr rd eqpt,
Immac. $6100. P
4!77·3468
CLEAN CARS coach built Roadster
& TRUCKS body is manuractured
and installed. Trimmln&
is to hlahest standards. A
goreeous machine.
The protolype ls in our
showroom. The second
COMPUTE
IODYSHOP
MOW OPEN
SADDLU.ACK
V AUIY IMPORTS
ll 1·2040 49M949
Xh>t cond. S3,5d0. Must
sell, 494--2932
19741MW2002
4 speed, AM/FM & only
San Juan Capistrano
831°1375 493-3175
NEWPORT DATSUN
22.000 origlnal miles! A SPECl"'Lrr super sharp car! "'~
(030KYT>. Excellent 1978 110 2 Dr. Sedan
lease plan available. C358NXM) waa $4895
Unique 'M GMC Paneled
truck. 10' bed·l ton. V6,
C.pl's chrs, 67M, $1300
53·2897
CONNRL
CHEVROLET
2.828 Harbor Blvd.
SADDLHACK MOW $3295 car is in transit. 8 MORE•---------• VAWYIMPORTS 888DOVESTREET
1975 IMW 2002 831-2040 495.4949 Near MacArthur
------· COSTA MESA
546-1200
are in production. Prox
S37.000. Jim Rickman
Mot.ors, 2124 E. Colorado
Vans 1---------1 Bl, Pasadena (213>
9570 TOP 795.2551 or locally call
••••••••••••••••••••••• Carlos Carrion al DOLLAR 752.7847 '71 Chev Van "~ ton. Hltn
lx.'(f, smk, a·e box. ch1•m
toilet $2500/blll ofr
751·8257
lft.'lp! Baby coming 'ii
Uodge :.. Ton van 6000
m1. loaded. must ~ct•
i>ISOO + pymnts 963 20119
PAID
FOR CLEAN
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IMPORT CARS
ALL MODELS
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4 apeed, air cond .. sun·i---------&JamboreeRoads
roof, mags & stereo. 19'76 BMW 2002. 15,000 ml. 133-llOO
(907MVG>. Excellent Sunroof, air. AM/FM 1---------
lease plan available. stereo cass. Xlnt cond. TO' IUYER
SADDLUACK 552-4395 or 552·1852. Ask See ua first, & last! Top VALLEY IMPORTS for Linda dollar paid for imparts.
831°2040 495.4949 1974 BMW Bavana. Tan, COST A MESA
CREVIER
auto. stereo. S7250 DATSUN 493·~ call aft 5 2845 Harbor Blvd
'74 BMW 2002 AM/FM air Costa Mesa 540.6410
67.000 ma. ~100. 109 E. '71 1200. AM /FM, new
Ave.JuruperS.C. tires. great run'( econ
BMW3.0CSI '72, RHO, in· car. $1100. Aft6. 546-9959
credible & expensive.
675-4054
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VAN!
s11a•0 Mo.
·n Dodge s-200 with V-8 engine. auto. trans .. Power
steering and brakes. tinted glasa. Cuatom Paint. Interior
by Graham. Inc. cuatom carpet. Other eQulpment
available at additional coat. may be Included In lease
(#98076)
Cap S7995 Prepayment S1967.M Inc. tax and lie. Res
S4290.28 sub1 to use and mileage. ~P 12304.72
36 mo OEL. oonatty for early cancellation. Total
monthly D&Yments $4204 80.
~: .·
148 South erea 8ou'9Ylrd • e ..... ea11rom1a 92921 714-990-2900. 21~1
'66 Dochte Window Van
VS. auto trans. mags,
\:\l FM, pan~hng. $125-0
41>-1-66116 1011\'SOX \~so"
ALFA SPRINT
Excellent, newly painted
Giulletta Sprint body and
separate, slroo1 runn1n11
1300 Veloce engine w/
IF YOU .MISSED D1d1Barllu11r'S .
'69 Ford Van El!OO
Custom 101, lmmac
rond. Mugs. $2950 .
!137-3199 -----'76 Dodge Van. :s • ton.
Tradesman 200. PS/PB.
low mileage, R/H, !llnn·
dard. Mint. $56PO.
554·3451
'ii Ford Camper Van
Hefrlg. AJC. AM ffM
radio. tape deC'k. $.mS
f>.'>2·7181. 642 627L ---Ailtos,Mew
$1195
'71 vw ..............
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• LINCOLN·MEHCURY
2626HAR80R BLVD. 4·speed transmission.
COSTA MESA Also many extra Alfa -------• 1300 purls. When put
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FORHlfTY
IMPORTS
together as is will be 11
good looking, good run·
ning car -or would de·
finitely be worth invest·
Ing time and money for
completion of restoraUon
of tbls classic Bertone MAR9UIS MOTORS design. i1soo. 645·5108
28802 Marauertte Pkwy. after 6 & weekends, or
Ml$IONVIEJO leave message al 131·2110 495-1210 648-7542
--------~ 9800 ...... Mew
BRANO
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Datt. 9720 AGt '725 MftMft '711 MBZ UCIM • oPCI CT '72. 1'1REO TO Corolla S\aUon W•n. '11 Vol eGLA. copper ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._w. u.-~ Auto, btaulcontJ DISCOURAGED MW paint •• lT•c:k, S9ClO W/ptnillripilll. •un roof.
'72 aedu. 2·dr, •·•Pd ' F'\•t Sport Coupe 12' '?oa Jenau llul Y Lo ~ .u lr.00 1157 0212 WHY BE BOTHEREO! Sccxt. S73-M40 AM/FM tape c:aHellc.
tu:k, ~mpa. Bluebook 11100 Clf'un ' m1l~s. AMH' t, t1p • OVEa 100 Lt-t Concannon'• Horse-pwr ant, wlndow1, 01r.
S16SO. Sell for $13~0. 6JH!M9 Blkibrn anlr. Bc11l oICtr. MERCEDES Pantena 9747 lcu Stable sell your Tri-.!I '10 lthr Jnl, like.. new, &Upt'r ~ 1077 eH~• nr wkndi ~ ••••••••••••• ••••• ••• •• Rolla Roye~ or BenUe> ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • &ha rp o\y 3,200 ml, $8700.
·11 011taun 510
1dr, k/11, runa xlnt.
11mJQ Ill OM DISPLAY 1974 PANTERA Buy&-n; woauna 2711 E "72 Triumph Sp1tllre, dnt 564-074.2 a rt5P:\t
JENSENHF.M,V'7• HouseoflfftDOrb s ¥Peed. AM /FM Coast Hwy , CdM cood1Uon 42,000 ml.
"75 SS2 Ori1.ownt·r.11,ooom1, AUTHORIZl:O · W/Cll.!>bettc. M1l'hcl1n S'NOOlU ___ S22SUl>Htofr.MIHl.'Q ~Uaecl
l5850 ti73 °'171 1976 DEMO radial.JI & low milt A •••••••••••••••••••••••
TaJcl'.ovcr J ho on 1916 .rl H2 or SUIO. p/mo.
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139 1638 U k for tlOH
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Ch • .....,,_ A•f/F"" ate...,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 450 SEL Buenu Purk l~ZI Can Lt'U'll' w •••••••••••••••••••••••
.., ' •• ·-u 11 I 1 5•117250 SADDLEIACIC 'ipeed, nt-w paint" in hardtop, custom pym\S. "Ju•t se • t"1tvin11 or Ar \'try aood condition
'73 Z. AJr, aulo, pin strip·
tna. Konas. A M t FM.
41,500 ml, clean. S«SQ
C.11 646-9171 aft <I 30
I0400f7 Europe, 1971 Ghia, >lw, On the Sant.IS Ana l"w> VAU!Y IMPORTS MOTOR CAR CO. <VPSS.l9> Must see to -~:,j • i.eml auto, lllc:k i.htn. <~l lll-2040 495.4949 Rolls Ro~ce & Bentley llpprcchite! Reduced to
very ad l'ontl Call •'66 2505£ Coupe, xlnt aalc:. & urvice 0, our ~LY SI lff
Germon Au lob, tm ~ <'ALL FOR QUOTE cond. new Jealnt, whl~. •71 p AMTERA i;peclult~ """
•12• nu paint. ulr, Murt!O. llU~rbu,y, 500.~·l700 Alr, AM/FM ca111etlc •'49 81-;NTL.EV, For:sl ToWM&Comtry
••uov1 .. 11..,luouov••o• 111u great cond., be:.t ofr. mt1l '76 Merced es 280. All lupe Yellow "·Ith plgskm Om. 4 dr. Very rare! Auto Sales & LeWJlnlJ
1••'l'A1900•1He .. -i-.)• sl 673·5!157 1977 DEMO xlrwt.cream,suntf, leather Interior. 19,000 •'63CLOUD l1I.Bura110· 218'1Harbor ,Coa.laMeso 'llJ Datsun 510. Needs lit· · 675·3121 m1. Xlnt. cond. 0472) dy. lmmeculat.e! 646-.44'46 tic body work. SSOO/bst 68 124 Sport Cpe, xtra •to K·Gtila. ,int cond. $10,99Mortrade. 75S"A"Wcsl17lhSt,CM
orr 714/556 80J2 sh.a rp, 35 mp11, S1400, very clean. new valve 450 SL 1974 MIZ 280C Dealer675·2580 Andy 1714) 6.11-0545 '7l Tlt6
new tires. 675·0701 job tires :>hocki; etc COUPE. Jl'ully factory ._.,.._ 97,,.0 ----The Macho Mac hine. ........ 99 I 0 Dtpcnd. trans '66 Dal.sun. F" s d 1 i22001best'orr 1161.1 4M26 or equipped me. stereo & ,.._ ........ :a Super deal. eaay pymt.a. -~
Nu clutch, battery, ad 71 ·11t 124 Pf. er. x nt 642·6733 SILVER & •••••••••••••••••••••••Saab 9760 l971Kl)V) ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires. s:ISO. 979·3987 Daya cond. New vu ve s n nd, air ~~· ~ally sokld + • I 9.a.• ,_.. .. ,.. 91 ~ •••••••••••• ••••••••••• -~ 1 • '69 Riviera, like nu. l\1ilk1• $2.250 or " Ken Woods, '""" K G h serv1,..,,,. "' gurage ept -.,. -& .,. ·73 DatlUft 240% 842.7539 "" armann •a. new Fmlshed 10 dark gn!en In au~rb coodltlon With I 970 SAAi oCfer. M2.()60t, can l>c
-pain t & t•rt!s BLACK wlt11n interior I m · 5 s peed It c h rom e SONNET t eeenatUnlon 76Stallon, lnspecl /T Ht 4'·spd., .._. 9727 oran1e1blk, xlnt l'Ond, macula tethruoutw/only whttl•<WPM.257) CUlver &Mkhelsen.ll'\'.
AM/FM.stereo,lo down ....................... SUIOObesto(r.497.3 195 ~.OOO miles.<467LvY). SADDLEIACk , A clusslc 4 speed u1.,~c12JV~Wen1111ble pymtl. lrand .,,.._ •77 ._.._do 9738 (76191 bportscar~ Must see to ,..,sou,.,~IOUllv.a.llO•IAl• '72 Bwck Skylark. 2dr,
.... "•-....u OHLY $9995 VAWYtMPOllTS appreciate• 18600QB>. ,.._"°°'''*'~' AC,AM/FMrad10.~.000 a-.J . HONDA Cars ••••••••••••••••••••••• OP9 7 IAY$ MAR9UIS VOLVO 831-2040 495-4949 SADDLEIACI( '76 Tll7 nu fll95 752.9000
MANY WE SPF.CIALIZI'; IN Ml.SSIONVJEJO lmmac ·m Targa, 911T VALLEY IMPORTS Cherry! Lo-Lo m ileaee. 'W LaSabre, 4 dr hrdtp
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... ~~~""·'·~1l~a~,·•,.1• UNIVERSITY lNFORMATION ';'<tr. One of the r.~~st 1971 Panche914 ::'=.':: ••••••••••• !.... .-...... ..J.1 ~~~41.&os~NT
'71510 Xlnt c·ond Lo m1 Okllmobile 2150 ~ llvcl • · orl&mal UI US. See to 5speed, aircond., ~lereo, '77 Subaru. auto, sU ~ltd .,._11__ -991 r
Lv'g l'OUnlry. Must sell. Hondo Can • GMC Cotta Mesa '45·5700 bche\'e.SSl·S8361lfl 5 ma& wbet:h & low tires, ~lute w/blue mt. --go ~450. 6758708 Trucks 213/921-8588 MG 9742 rruleage. (547RKQ> 4500rru, J>t:rf cond. $3500. ,..,:.oti, .. 9Al•~·1111u ••••Nabe•••••••••••••••••••
I k I ~Harbor.Blvd. '71 Mazda RX2. 4 door, 714/523-7250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLEIACIC 4962302or496·5735 IU'9'»l900~ll I rs
'74 Pickup/ahcl · 48 m · Costa Metia 5'0-9640 48.000 miles, clean, 5150. Al ted rt v.a.L• 11!.y IMPORTS Toyota 9765 •1STl1 XJ nt l'ond. Xltas. $2400. --96()..~ ways wan a apo s "" Yi CadiJI 548-1193 JGCJUGr 9730 " car! I've a classic '59 ll 1·2040 495.4949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A . Black ~auty! Grab • ac
-----••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 RX2. 25.000 m1 , air . fatll} Aldlltm MGA, "fully" restored. ---'75 Toyota Cellca GT·5 this one qwck. Sensible
75 2.SOZ. $.5-100 f1r.m x.lnl .73 ,i y 12 Rdi;Lr Auto., xlnt cond 54078-U! llllRl*slnzDullr $3,000/ofr. 559-0278 '73 911T. Xlnt cond, speed, air cond., vinyl pymts.#4210UC
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. . le!os' Sl0.350 bsl. 644-4519 u-rc· ... -s Ben1 9740 '69 uc M'd t Ne t , . . I c c 'n r a I a s. ,._ .. vv . "' 1 ge · 11 --<053NOEJ. Best offer 10Dati.un510Sdn J.\(; 'ii XJ Ii, bellul All ••••••••••••••••••••••• Runabout, Yellow/Dlk Cluss1c58w/sunroof, 1600 546.14211 $500. 752-8580PP. i>wr. a r. am fm, ti trk 1975 MIZ 280 inlr. Wire w hls. Sac super, com11 w /prtsed · p 5555 Sl495. 64-0·0208, 644-8460 ong. eqwp. Xlnl cond., 1970 Mark II Wagon, auto. ut. ~our11 11R•• &OVttVAl<O • s~u
'72 Dutsun 510 4 dr Sein lill!rto P S8600. ti40· SEDAN. One owner car ·w Mercedei1 280SE. 4dr, 111.s1de & out. lo m1. on air. gd trans, ulil, clean "•l'J'iO l9<lC>-"Jlf>"" l'I'!•
Auto, air 1rn.0110 m1 . •74 JAGUAR with stereo, pwr win· <ill lthr & wood mt. air, Put a Lillie P1zzaz into reblL ena. Sellin& Gem &cheap. ~s. 830-2419 •72 Tnumph Slag, 4 pan,
Sl200 bst orr 1-:H· or XJ121. Loaded' Meant dows & u1r t·ond Cun ruet1nJect,pwrw111.dows, your life!!' ·7, M G for dwn payment on hse ----removable bdtp.V8 PS
wknd 1711 >830·92711 --Lease. 153HMVI l AM FM. 4 who d1~c brkb, Midget. 23.000 m1 In .t•p· usoo. 495-5072 · '68 Corono, 60.000 m1, auto tra~. PW, slere0
for the da~crimmatmg SADDLEBACK M1chehn tires, reduced lop shape. Rac ing auto, radio, heater, 5850. tape factory T -bar
lln3 2-IOZ I O\\Oer. 1 ... p(I, buyer. B!iY or lease VALLEY IMPORTS to$3995.~·0742an5PM. orange. S2800. or bll of· 1970914.Newlares&brks, Sharp.642-0433 SS300.'968·38S8 •
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Clean S4295 ur hst • .72 _2llOSE 4 5.rullp\\r,nu tires. 11uto trnni., PS, •14Midc)et 213&r.!·7232 xtras, xlnt cond, xlnt run'e cood. Needs
552-9395 paint, dk melallic blue. radiator, ma~Ler cyL, Economy plus fun! Lo ------S2150/bestorr_ 675--3063 body work. Must sell. lsl
'71510 .idr Sein Stick $850 malctung ml . moon roof, pnt p, l Pty $3600. miles and Lo pymts. '61 Po~c~et lW'B. xl~t "76 Celica GT Li~ Back ofr over Sl ,000 t akes.
firm 83-1·5-172 or J(l 1. ••~,~!;;,81~~i.::.~:,•BAU 84,000 h"Y ml, 1mmac, 640-0548~f9.art 5 (006WaQ). ~~ti,ellby·w~drS~c: mags, a /cond, 5 spd: 536-2338
54(H475 $7'160. 673-4588orll73-8511 450 SL MB Be1~e tan mt 52500. 645-8557 eves. or $4800 673-7031 olkswogn 9770
. • '72 XJ6, its a beauty! , Becker :\tex1c~ Cai.s: , 6732290AM's •••••••••••••••••••••• 76 Dal!>un.Shortbcd Lo Gt\en quality main· 61220SECpe.A1r,4.spd, t;.OOOmt, \tint 673.sso.1 · _ '76GTCehca.A/C.5spd. ,73 VW 412 m1. upgr d uphol. lOp tenancc $6000. 495.6528 stereo. compl te11tored &lolr "74 Porsche 9llS, red with AMIF!\1 8 trk Im mac
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orange S3400 I 1 rm htH.,_ 97 32 --. --·72 4.SCJSL... mu!>l !>ell. xlnt 1"'l'I02900• 1•:i.-'16' 644-7253 Call eves, 559-4'143
199-153() ••••••••••••••••••••••• ED 280. SL, Ttus c:ar ~ II ""nd. 39,000 M1 512,"lU\. '74•~ ~·1GB Roads•ar. 7.000 '73 Corolla Dix. Low m1, ·-3 S Be ti Lo -I c Both to-hJte •v ....,., •" ""' '1 ""I "<Int cond, S:MOO Bsl ofr. 1 • uper e c. mi, JENSEN c assa · ... -556 0149 m1 Beaullful ! S3700 /ofr 5 ~ ver 914 1 8· i.teaco. :>IB 747g radials, mst sell 975.5550 Rat 9725 Tomurrow's ClaltSIC To-~w.a45-8908 -~97-3205 new brake~. 25.ooo ml. or-l99·1878eve.
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'70 Fial 121 Sp) dt.>r :10.000
ml on rlill l'nu. Xlnt cond
•$2100
6Jl-llli07 or 525-8282
1976 FIATXl /9
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gage rack & only 7000
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;.wck Power w1ndo°""• cyl head. sunroof. $6500. 'Int cond 114.250. C~ll '72 MG Midget. lo mi's, orH733827 uutomatiC'.S795. GREATGASMI.
air. ,\ ~1 F ;\J b t e rco 544·952ti Hit·h at 759 OG36: Co4~·4163 Dest offer '7J lll4 i.1 GOOl1 l·oncJ • low H3J 8016 Lou ollun '74 thing.
l'assctl c. vinyl roof & . -:-'73 Mer ccdt>s 2110. o ~I 5:1!l·63l!l miles ;st ... c•ll Make ----Slll>5 645·7898 more. <30419) 27 New MB 65 600. ona. British ccllent condition , 1 MGI 9744 · "' · · Toyota Corona ti8, needs ----
Buy,Lewie Plans 11\alla-Motor Show Car. 2 c ier ."""'' 673.6721 <>fr.&4G· 1 _ work, s:!OO/offcr. Dave, '76 Silver VW, sunroof, r 1 ,.. d d ' · Ol1QVV ••••••••••••••••••••••• mr.: ., .. ,7 AM/FM 1 1 ble 60 Mo. financing amous owners .,,.,a e . ~ · · •67 •-h 9 I I a·I.... • x n · "" I MG'• rve .. c e Calt "••.1""8 uvallable OAC Call for As new. r.¥eptiona rar. '7J Mt>n·edcs 450 Sf:. A I " """ "" d~talls! $15,500 Ollers. P /X con· cond 1 Owner.57,000 mt.. Free 5 yr/50,000 ml. ext Mags. new radial tires. '70 wagon w/73' engine. -
83.S-5726 ---purchJl'e. Call today for XJnl cond. 5speed 54695. m1leaJ(e. SlOOO or ofr. tires, clean l hruout,
67 230 SL 2 T details on OUR exciting t164MMN> Will trade. b'73 -1122 673-5485 ' Sellmg anythmg with a ops new Lease Buv Plan Dealer676·2580 Andy . . ... . .... --------
OrancJe County's
Seville Center
'76 Seville
Full power, c:llmote con
trol. air conditioning.
vinyl padded lop, full
leather mtcnor. AM/FM
stereo with tape, cruise
control, lilt wheel &.
c'ustom 1rtll. Exqwa1te!
(613MXL>.
$9.895 •
'75 CADIUAC1
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dtVIUes
01) IN STOCK
Your choice of color:; &·
l'Qwpment, most all with
factory air condilionmg. ful l power, vinyl top 01·
cabriolet top, AM/FM
lil.Crco with tape, cruiSl'
<.-ontrol, sphl power seal .
leather or tapestry in
lC'rior, lilt wheel, power
door locks, etc., etc. 197S
Cpe. de Ville <308 MBZ>
Sale Prices from
$6995 SADDLEBACK
VALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495.4949 -
• sideretl. Pvt pty. (114) AskmgSto,950.840.4644 warranty w /77 MGR new point, new clutch, Greotfamllyrar,gdgas '70 VW,reblteng1ne,good
Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Ad 4 spd, PS, stereo tape. Sensibl , Pavmcnts 145 ---n Corona, 4spd, air, FM 66 VW Bus. New clutch &
... ~ ur .. ai.ueou,1,•RO•IRU 15 .a simple matter . • Soft top, pa ml. Lt res, So 8 e~ 81 6 ea • Rolls Royce 9756 & t.1pe. stl radials. ures,Sl:IOO. '74 CADILLAC• '"'l''°noo""~"~ justcall642·5678 ehrome. hke nt>w ~500 'r· rDe or S , 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 29mp.l(.968·.t309 751-2597. CoupelrSeclan - --nr .,,.,.,Huns 'IJpt'r, arts pl. pn at!l-1 #lDEALERINUSA ---de' A.tltot, UHd Autos. UHd Aaftos, Used LJc. 2'13NKh.. Sec Jl lht• :!13 W-1-3951 7141990·2900 · · · Lien Sale. June 3rd, IOa m , '63 BUS. Very good cond, Viles.
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Hurbor. <.'MlJ Me'oa Ph ~ CARVER l..agunJ Bch '70 Toyota 642·8802 a Dorcidos
Andy, 7U 752·06117 or · RO CE SI n W g n CID. <f>INSTOCK ~29630LR ROLLS· y :iRi78106001) (455LXH> 74. Con v. new cond . Your choice of colors &
is.own"°'"· m 173.S Bright red. Loaded w /bst eqlDpment , most all with
\18 1utoma11c, lectory alt cond , P'Nf st .. 1ng, 197 4 FOltD TORIMO COUPE $ 319 9
radio "9at« vinyl rool, tinted g1ass & w IJw
tires (9831<8JI
19741UICkRIVllltACOUPl $ 3599 VS. automatic. factory air cond , pwt tt .. 1ng
& br1kee 1tereo radto heater. vinyl roof. hnled
glass & w !llw tires ("6t281.I
I 974 FOID J/4 TOM Pl;UP $ 3 89 9 VB automatic trans , llC10IY air cono. oower
tlHr1ng, rld10 & heater (1 0 7159')
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radio & heater (61952X)
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4 cyllnder. 1u1om1llc tranemleslon,
heater & w/l/W tires (9Ml.VF)
lt71CHIYYMOMTICAILO s4599 VS, IUtomatlc. factory air cond , , t tftl'lng
& brakes. ll«eo radio. heater, t1tf':t1Mt, vinyl
roof, tinted glw & wlt/w tlfet. (111MPA~
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Ca nd lo C:Bbrlolet. t op, AM /FM Super-sharp equipped offer . 581·7438 mper, air co • w h '67 ~L Dark blul'. new
top, pnt, ures, ball, stick,
PS. PB '65 SL, stick,
whl, PS. PB. 675-3281 .
673 3434 or 815 3302
the way you want at , Use the Da ily Pilot m i, 5'995. 497•2381 or atere0 wit taj)4:, crwse
<706LVR > "Fast Result" service Want Good Mileage? •94-0135 ___ =· J;.'i\~~~e~:
service i~our r Celica w /air cond, paint, a nd str pint . doorlocks,etc.,elc.1974 ti~ • d irectory. Your Buy ou r '12 T oyou 't8 VW, xtra sbarf ' new tenor, Ult wheel. power
, AM I FM c a sse t t e. mags '1350 673-9494 Sedan de Ville (629JR[)
Lat• '59 22os. lo m1. specially. Michelin r adials & gel•--.=.-·---·----·• Sale Pricedfrom
partJ.ally restored. ma ke i .. swr .. 11Moou1.fvA110 .. BA1& Call 842·5618 ext , 322 28-32 mpg. Make ofr al '71 VW BUS Xlnt. runnlna $5895
offer. Rivcrside6S2·2J06 11•'9lf>.a1100•21:i.,;eo9M t97-4072J)vtpt.y. cond. Needs body work.
AMto. UHCI --Autos, Und Alrtot. Us.cl Autos. UHCI --Askin1 Sl!KIO. 548-3181
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•
RB eng, Sl7!50. 642"8907 or
759·5807
'67 VW Squareback
Good cond ition
S675. 642-7381
'00 vw. Stick. radio/hlr,
wht sidewalls. Gd trans.
$1475. 842-1566
For Sale '71 V.W camper.
Xlnt cond. $2200. Call
759-llll or 494· 1131.
•
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Coupt Ir Sedon
•VUlff&
SDorados
UO)JN STOCK
Your choice or colors &
equipment, most all with
factory nlr c:ondltlanine.
full power, vinyl top or
cabriolet top, AM/FM
stereo with tape, cruise
cootrol, split pawel' seat.
leather or tapestry in·
tertor. lilt wheeh power
door locks. etc.. etc. la']3
Cpe. do Vlllo (879BD£)
Sa.le Priced from •
$4495
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C .a."'I' 1 .a.c '76 '74 El CamJno. PS, PB, 8taul1'.ul '76 New Yorker. 10 Uatt, •Ir, Va. auto, '15 &lonarc:h Chia. dll anl, <;a&I 5:, t 'I ~ rth 9H0 ~rd 9970 Vf90 9t14 ,,_.,~ cruisecontrol.a coed, •l<'ond.erw1econtrol, PS P /0, f1cheltn•, \lnylroul,pwrwindn-.i., ~nd Aikin Sll0t,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIVILl.E $3000 613~ AM/ FM l ·trk. Sup•r 77'\tml $140Cl04M4!!0 1>8. PS. air, A~/t'M 17711 orlo» "1$F\reb1nf, p milda • "7'J1'·8lltl>
G<>rlC!0\&11 (Bl=). elee.c. It v.-ell ca~ for '>lt>rt'O ta~ deck, lo ml, --alt'l"l'O uar •IU "'ht PS. l.11.11kd w xtra ·11 Vi·~u. (,0<MJ m1>.i. on1 "..aLYSIOSfl 'IS~vy Nov111, wuson ~!J.l'P.1'8Qll.i Ood1te lkmon, l Qwntr. ~~~.552 7000 PWo 9957 PR, ~ulo. trani.. 'x tnt s.'llUOl~UM-IU o'7!~'~ A/\ll1 i.l.'/\rv(!cc1•l.r:,· "'" • Good tra • c:ar '\~w all pw1 \lu1l acill. -••••••••••••••••••••••• :ond t< 1 1 11 --cc1,,_. u o, , ...... HOWAaOCt..,... bnk•.&9-4111.l200 Co.tb•wtal 9930 ssm orr. Calll>ll 177' ·a Gr;a nd \hrq 111 a '11 FORD PIHTO ~7~ 7·1;71) m11 • m~~" ~.2 v.,. 9974 woo~of1 l'lt>un 673 9~
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cond. Ml~lON Vlt;Jo "' ....... ., ""' --lt65 Sedan l>eVllle, Ford 9940 131 JllO 9 2 rnncl .-t<' $1,799 MAAOUIS TOYOTA '74 v~ ur ronu. PIS.
ltutherlnt,allxtro1,xlnt S2900 4~J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlt1tm19 9952 • 4 S-1 10 fi44.,.W l\USSIO!'{Vll::JO vinyl lop, runi. ~:ood
cond. SllOO 644·9035 13Capricel!:atalt w~ '118 LTD, nu t1rc1>, u1r, 1-'P , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·12 llatchl>uck lA> ml, ._.. '10 Trans Am'. 5',000-mJ. 83 l·Z880 49~1210 ll300 firm. Ask tor Gary
73LIMOUSIH! AtrruUPoW. erlomll• 1owner,runs~ood.S.15Q llJOrande,aulo,PS.inr, l.'Olad. $1G95or bostufr. ncwtlra brakes buU • aft.tpm~ Excel Cond ~ G73 8886 1tereo, mas•. new llrea, u .. _ .. _ UC..•"'!)7 • • • ii Vl'l{8. 3·i.pd DualA/C,6way1eat,lUt --· · -_ · bestoffer.988-TC31f. ~ '~"""' s hoc k s Xlnt cond. s1~ooorbel1toHo1. '74 OT. A.lllF•t. tape..
wheel,11tcreo. vlnyl roof, Chevv Convert '71. Good 'ST B&aek •cir, full l)wr, 75Granadu Ghlu, ull nv.r, -... .,,.._lo R ... Su f 142·53.'WorHJ 12:19 1117 OC70 lilt'reoCB. alr,.iopd; pin
l #. l~lher int ,, '68 •j Con l XI t ,,. ran un-. n roo ' -""~ jump seats. nl'w l res. cond. $1700. Wkn1J & • air lmmtH' $3 USO cond.MUSWhla!'I blk ~-. C n
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#3650. lilullbook price eves,49'1·3862 645·7548 • 673 100a 58 """" ~w1 ... p • dfck, custom paint. 0-.... h1tm top or lh" 'i:I Vei:a lllchblc, air. new -Sll.000 +.My pnce ~-·--E •72 4 d All 1-...... l eves. 55:?.oo.2 1 ·v-d • 1~ tan.•-.. rebltena. lllnl body '73 GT Wan. A/C, mlUl}' SeeattheCurWaah.2059'64 El Camino. S1200. ;<ee r. xlr;is. ·71 LTD Brhm, 4dr, AC, ---lOe. I.ID er "arran ~ Sli!I:; Uebtofft'r 4981750 extru. FAST SALE!
A llarbor, <Mila Mesa . Auto, map, R/U , air Smart. member or fnm .. 11 pwr, van. lop, $t3SO '66, RIH, auto. aar. PIS. '73Square Wain A;o, air. bestolfer.499·17117 . afl~l'M S750.Ev~541-S597
Ph: Andy, 752-0687 or s hk1, 1 ow or, P /P S2SOO.Call644.:!_'790 duy~ 759-0332 l'H'' S750/ofr radials. xlnl cond Call .. ...._. Mt tlOO .._.Mtw
645-2963 ULH 642-4»315 1'"""7 Conttnenlal. run~ ~4-5010 53&-48M Pvtpt)' ~J-6110 --w 9IOO Autos, H•w ___ .., _______ . .,,,, --..................... .
Coman> -9917 IDCheveilo,VlD\op;6l,000 ~cct~S9()0ortr~clcfor '72 1onno Wu1<on Julo. 'ti7 V-8, auto, P,S l',B, i'S WaJ:on V·&. P S.PB,
••••••••••••••••••••••• mt. air, AM/f'lf, xJnl __ tor _CaJl963-"7Jl7 PS P B.uar W4fl~, clean.recentpainl Must ;iuto 'Int con<.I Ju1l
'61CamaroSS350 radials, lmmac Int. 19'1? Lincoln Contant·ntnl 4 559 411111 'lel.!.!_!ll50.&«·ll76 \Unl'<l, nl'" un·-. & brks .
$1 ,000 673-0161 S1600642-4384a(\6PM cir l"n Cill, like n<·w 71 Gran 1"11r1nu \\.u.:1111 i~Mu..,lnn~llCpe.-'l YI. Allma111l record~ S27!)()
----••'84 CORV/\JR Conv cond Mul>l '"" S2700 lu,un llllL·r l"'r'H'l'r I "Pel PS. 1110110 m1 7~1~orl213114863'7l
ilCamaru 3.so Auto.lull Xlnt <'ond 11• .. es•--nt. ISJ.5.8635 ,· · k. • •'\I ~ Pht>4S.7209 ·71 1•1nl11 Z Dr ··"pd powl'r . $2:!00. Call ·• •• ....,...,. • -~1 J .l., .i11 • · .. ...,
556-1301. run. Slt115. S38-&J93 1972 Llncoln Conlinenlal ca!l.Wlll', r J1h,il' 37 .UUO 71 II l"aslback 1 spd Ma~. A Ml 1-'M stereo,
-----------1'73 Chevy M·Alibu. Xtra Mark IV. 55,000 mi, dark m1 ~1u~l .,l·l1 1 557 9560 '\M F\1. PtS. Good C<•ll .11r-cond1t1oncd546 J960
Chevrolet 9920 clean, low ml, \'\nyl lop. red. WIVtn top'. lcJlhcr 1970 ('ountry St'<lan Wgn Mon. 675·~~ 12 Panto Runbl oni: own
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sll Rad PS PB AC a.nt.. $3,9DO. >lS·IU4!9 A <.; I' S In i:ll <'on!l 2tlOO CC. 4 spd, xlnt cond.
'15 Sta Wgn Caprice 5248.5. <2iaM2i-3953' (213; ,. __ ,,;:::--9932 SXlO I 1' I· C II !XiH r~Kll 70 Mustang, aut~. ~·r. 1ni.1dc & oul $1250 Bistate 4~ C I pwr tape ' __... • ._ )ll 0 1 J " stereo, 37,000 ma, hkt' d e t• k: l r I 0r · lo~ in .It "23-67G1 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• l'\l'' or"' kn< ls nt•w SlSOO ofr i52 5716 64().98S!l
pal·kugc J.1575. xlntcond '75 Monte Carlo. P/S P /B CORVETIES '7;, Cr;in;id,1. 1 dr li tyl, or!»O ~121 i 4 Pinto wf(n. Maai wbls ,
496·5581 P /W & alr. Landau top. uuto truni.. air. radio. Otdsmobii;--99SS AM/f''M i.terco. /\ 1C,
Tap cond.. $4100 or take r s ~10 ~2 9!1R~ auto. S2l!OO. 545 2600 '74 Impala Wus:on, . low over lease. Call art 5, CHOICE OF 17 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ml. roof ra1·k, trlr hitch, 557-3440 1961 THRU 1977 ·n t ·., 1111 l r y Sq u 11 c 1975 OLDS ·75 Bobcat Runabout w/c,
Jir. nu r;i1hals. $3400. \\'Ji:u11 air. 110011 <·m11l STARFfRE COUPE 4 spd, 17,000 ml. like nu
Days, S..IU 713l ask for '76 Caprice closs1c s port •sOrpeeds & ACutomtya~it·~ ~1750 1;.12 -14 12 Automatic. pwr. istccr S2500. BOO·W.10
Dick. V-8, 5 yr/50,000 mi warr, mCJ9 oun s
l U d 17000 •-t&Fl Ht '6.1 F11nf(;11lax11·~•llO 2Dr ing, radio. heat er & pt...-.w.
75 Monte Carlo, c lean, n exce ·con·· • -.,.... " I ONLY 16,000 m i tes ,.,_,., mi, car baa everytbine. Selection ,\ulo. ~11111 trnm. S3'75. (582NLE). ••••••••••••••••••••••• I o a d c d , P 0 W E R ,..,,_. ~ t I li t 1&11734 SUNROOF, 35K ml, """'"""_......., nc Ur./ c, EZFINANCING • ' OMLY $2895 ·75 PLYMOUTH Cus\om wUI sacrifice for $6'150. WE LEASE •· rd 7 (' I ' 1 ·F"·ry 9·PU". s•n°er wu~on S4450 ( 5513321 £0 h .r;in;H a :.. Ir. Rnua YOLV u ~ " ... __ ;o r. · C.ll893-6460aft7pm CORVETTES l'Cononnli.•11r.<1ulo.l'S MA"" S 0 onlv Sl.!m5. Low hue
iS Mnhbu Classic, PS, '72 MooteCulo cust. A.IC, HOWARD Chenot.t sU!Ml. 1,.,·;wL ("ond ~1200 MISSION VIEJO book on lh1~ 'l•hacle 15
PB, AM/FM :1tereo, pwr. steer, brtts; tape Dove&Quai1Streel8 Call 1!1.l l(lllufl6 831-2880495-1210 S:l,lOO J\ good t:lt'an car
$3100. 640.1294 bt.wn 10 & deck. Orte. owner. Xlnt NEWPORT BEACH but 1t has 71,000 m1lci; on
1. cond. S2200. 642•1096 l]~OSSS ·73 Rum·hl·rci GT Loaded, '70Cul1Js,.. full power, a ir al. Scl' in Onily Pilot ~ i.lcrco. mna:s. rudao . cond. xlnt cond, SIOOO parkanJ: lot 11t JJO West
'69 Cbevelle, Wgn, V8, eves. 1S VETTE RARE 1..82 S3l011 1•12·0581 55l·350l C\eS S.n Strt'l'l. Costa t\h'sa.
auto, I'S. AMffM.i tac· '61 IMPALA WGN. Gd. Classic whlle/hlark ·m Fatrl;im• .! cir Hrdtp '13 Vist;i CrwsN .\1l". or call 642·.ct!I for more
Lory. fre~h. lo ma. h gu car,•d. price' leather. Load-" .. U\t•r.' t PS Pll l'ood 1nform,11wn A~k for f • '""" .. ~ • wr I' S aulo. \Int lOnd new Jre'I. • m1leai:e. p<:r c<'t vnca· 631-3388 _ option Lo mi '\t•Y. ...... , !lti8 5ZW rond S!JOO S4 l-402'1 Rad; or Oi1car 111 rlecl
uon/fomily car, 8!12 I liO radials & vectors. S7.t!OO """" i:uraJ:c
,76 burl(. n·d. 2 <.Ir Monte ~r 9925 962-0400. Ong ownr ·11 I Tl> Brough:im lcJr 73 0111 ... !!Ii Ro~ alt-'llnl ·;:! SJll'lhll• 1 ll" m·r Xlnt
carlo Landau, !>WVI bckl ••••••••••••••••••••••• p1ll11"' 1t;i1 k •wah \1r cund. IJe~t of t·urt• ~ l~ICI n>nd P s. H 11 \ (' lo
seats e<'OnQ "JUJ:C pk" •65 N G ood CORVETTET·TOP cond lull pY.1 no brb ~-4702 mt l.u .. i·k 1,...1 ., rnilke 1 • ... "' cwporl. lrans. • s l l clc;in .1111 1:>GO <Jn" dl•JI !"~1.•1."•,· 23 ch ph CB, lit whl, Bruk~. !!hocu. $37S or 76 · 1 'l'r w /st 'l'r -.. '73 0lds CuUaSb. PS. PB """ "'
cruise C'Onlrol. et<:. Xlnt hlt/ofr. 751·5898 leather and all optum, ownt•r -----PW, fac aar, rut110. grl
t'Ond. Low ma, < 15.000) MBZ trade-m. Ltk<' 1ww ' Lincoln 9945 ltrcs and in Xlnt t·ond litl l'h moulh Heh eclore ~rO'T~wn er. SS850 . ~'~~:. ~1~r·a~:: (0'1197>. Priced right· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9"19-4l9'l___ :1~·u ~~"0~tt•:hl;r ~~~:r~
Rad.lats. Lo ml, top cood. Mark IV. lll.700 rm. top ·72 Olds Toronado Xlnt Sel· al rnrm•r 111 Darrell
'65 Chevy white 4dr. Runs $2400. Call 540.7605. eves. cond Chartru,t• w "'hill· cond. ~oo. Cull 5 IO·Yti!;O J nd p om o n 11 • Costa
good, $350. Aft 6 :30, top.StiOOO i-:,s~i73 ti5~ days,IH5-n.'91eves llll .. '!!a.orrall!1313149 or
613-1447 '71 Cordoba. Full pwr. Ma ri k 9947 1;.12-1oooufl Sl'M many xtras. Pvt pty. Call Ye c i4 Toronado. under 30.000 •--a.:oc '65 Impala. Nds e ng. $100 661-0442. ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • f 11 l t k ..-_.....
or bst orr. Call Jenni o "7• Corvette. 4 spd, low '72 Ford \lavcrlck. xlnt :r;~ruG7v5~~~l~~~-~.~~ c •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gary496-063'7 '76 Cordoba. Loaded, lthr ml, all options. lmmac. t'Ond to <:yl, 2 dr, P IS, ----· -· ~ -71 Pontlnc LcMans. xlnl int. tape dec:k,elect scat, Best orr. 645-9932 Must new 'm top Atrrans. '73 • 88 Royull·. 2 dr. conrt . StflOO/bst orfer. 62~.runsgood,good crulaecontrol.Ultwhl,lo sell Cust lntl·r S17S0 'hst orr showroom clean' Tilt l'l36629 or 499·1311 x29S
transportation. $150. ml. $6250. 752-8300, 846 :117S v.hl. l;indau lop. new aft 2·:JOPM
646-319' 552.a>eo Corvette i2 4 Spd, atr, --radial:.. ct<'. S!SOOor bcsl -----
AM /FM, '<Int cond. Mercury 9950 ofr 960·182G.Hl2·67J."J ·73 Ventura, xlnt cond. d..~~'' f)'C. ~Q.• 640-LS34or6i5-6942 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V-8. P/U, P /S. simo. or ~\ob l",_-'b pq•v '62 ~l'l•·111 ·~ii lll tn. '76 Omeg;, Broui:ham. t>e:1torfcr 833-!}374
, • Corvette "13 350. Full pwr. auto. au . .:d lr .m-.1> s.'.100 air 'in) I top tilt "hi Tltat fnfrtguing Word Gome w1tlt a Cliud:le Slvr. Xlnl. ~1 olr. PP 646.:?:,io;, pp: $1200/0ffe~ 491 iR65 ;~ Ventura hl<·hbk.
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. . . . . . mo•t ell of my friendt ore ..._ _ _.___. ___ _.deed. I miss Tommy the
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968--9200
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When You Buy
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1977 MONARCH
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1977 BOBCAT
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Typical Price lAftft' R...., •••
MONARCH
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DOOR
Includes: V-8. Factory Atr Cond., Auto. Trans.
Power Steering, Radio. Full Wheel Covers. Radial
Whitewall Tires. and more. (Ser. 541038·0450)
We'll Make You A Deal
You Wouldn't
Believe ...
. . on our '"fB and outstanding
selection of
Mill• '75 •d '76 eo.t ......
MARK IVs
We have REDUCED PRICES
On these magnlf icent new car trad...ans
(many were turned In on new Continental
Veraa11i. Purchases) because TOO MANY
CAME IN AT ONE TIME, SO ••••• if you're
rooking fOrttte buy of a lifettme on a Mark IV
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~E'<: MANA6ER,
I MAVE A 6~EAT
tDEA!
NANCY
'YOU NEVER SEEM TO
GROW---I LIKE TALLER
SOYS
SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1977
rM TIRED OF BEING
A LITTLE RUNT
NOW
WHAT?
SURE, WE COULO
OFFER A REWAltO
FOR TME LOST
GAME!
MA'1'8e
OUTFIElOERS
SP.ENOTOO
MUCM TIME
STANDIN61N
1ME SUN ..•.
By Ernie Bushmiller
l 'LL MAKE A W I SH TO
GROW A BIT --~
TALLER
Ml~ PE!ACH HM A~IC&C' M
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~'51EN! Wl"'l'M V01A1 %1'.A
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WHAT A WASTE OF
BcAUTIFLJL 'SCENERY.
STOP L.IVING
IN "THE P,AST,
Lo~D P., /4Ll-
1"H~ LADIES
1HESE DAYS
,AJ<e WE.ARING
-rHe N I'LL SHOW You, eMMA -· _
FO~ iHE: PARTYiONJ~HT, I'M~OIN<6 ~
iO WEAR MY ~
PANTS
SUITS .
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THIS 15 A BEAUTIFUL J08!
ALL YOU'LL NEED IS THE
UNIFORM •.. NO HOLSTER,
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MEANWHILE, SAM HAS MET VIC AT
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THE COURTHOUSE 6UILDING ;..
ARE YOU SURE CARtA DOESN'T
HAVE AN UNCLE NAMED ~
CHARLES AASPER?
the Th--. tnha ork~ Um'kilil?. 11. a futuOt la 1rtak:fa
• U'e redi&oed to J1me by~. n. l . a bri1liailt l1P$ c:rtatild tty and (onnerly uild la dMaWI
bean of lilb1 UJKJG a ~ oliirtaUa actar. ~ 2. tbe ~ ol r · bt or '-fO"Wbt ii ~ J. a ~u.·war.;tJM ·1MlbUc9
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uwall.Y-wf tb the rh~e ICheme ubba, the tint, MCOOd1 and filth Unea haVina three It~. the third ,.nc fourth"' two: the form wu popularized by EdWard Lear. JSumple:
DENNIS ~ MENACE
Klcls cancl. Ccampltell's Soups
90 to9elher llke
lllds cand T·sliirls
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WHAT'RE YOU l701NG, WIM~LE?
SITTING' HERE
EATING-MY
L..LJNCH.
evlc>It.LD
SHE AAS SO MANY
FrNE QUALITiES !
/
HOW LONG-HAS
iHIS NONSENSI: f3EEN
GOING-ON?
THE: MAN HASN1T
GOI A ROMANllC ~NE
IN HIS ~OC?V.
. . . .
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? 'Ibere Ile at least lbt differ·
...-In drawln1 detalla between top ud bottom pane1J. How
qalelly ean you ftnd them? a.et anawen with tbou below.
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FOR .nJDY 81.VME. author of chlJdren'a books
How do'°" tet pow lnsplntloe? -C. lllc:B •• Ma11...,,
Cal.If.
e It coma from cvayone, but If I start to think about It, I g1t
nervous and wony that one day lt'D ltop coming. I have almoa
total Neall. I remember everything from third grade on -how I
felt, what I thought about, what I did. And I have two children
of my own. They're ~ and, necdlea to say, living wlth
kidt gtva me p&.ncy of ldeat.
FOR NICK TATE..atarofTV'aSpocc: 1999
What ............. .,....oaaJ .....,.. you'" f.ud?
-S..._ A. Scbmkh. M01UD011tb Beada. N • .I.
• Lcavtng my country (Au.stra!la) and famlJy tsa and going to
wortc In England. lt'a not asy, even now, for an Australian In
England. and tt't never eaay to leave ona's homeland and move
halfway around the world. h WM necaaary for my caN8f, ao I
made the bat of It, and that's when I Ant realized the truth and
m_eanlng of "bualness before~··"
FOR LANI HALL M9er and wtfe of Herb AJpat
How ... .._.... • babr cha ...... JIOlll' lde1 -CuoU...
r--.~o.c. e h t. mede me more padent and tol«ant. I can deal more
easily wtth piobMmt that I found ovawhefmtng bcfoni. rm
men conftdent. rw ltopped postponing and ltarted dang.
and rm more awwe of my~· rw ta&c.n toreevak...t·
Ing ln)lld. In thclt. l\le undagooe a cc>fuplete penonaky
change -for the bstta. I hope.
FOR FRANKL RIZZO. Mayor of~
H .. __,...._ ._ ... ..._.,IWl bem ,....? -Mn.
0......_..Sn.I. 0..brodl. N.I>.
• BCfore It cndced In 1835 whlll be!nsa toG.d durtng the ru..-of °""' JUll!ce Jchn M.nh.11. It hung In ttw belfry of
lndepeiodenc. Hal and w nmg coundw ~ -the IMt ..
&ng WlllNriglon~ Blrthdly.. 1846. In 1816 the Commonwulth
of Penrwyiv..-dedded to cut up lndep.ndenc. Sqwn Into
bu8dllle Iola Md to MIClon oM the Od Stat. HcuM end con-
... Inducing the Lbnty Bel. Bue the Oty of ~
~chem for $70,000.
FOR TH£ •ASK t1tEI( YOUR&BF' mnoR
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• Ttwy're al owr the tot. ln C.WCllTM, &.wyer ROM ~
(~ .. *" ICIPOIMld °"" Judgit of dw C..Woma. ~ CCUlt -the fine "'°"*' 9'19' to ettaln IUCh • high
)udldM ~ In ttWll "*· l.adlel .. now .Alo becoming co.I,,.,..... Md m. ~ wat the ftrtl l1mc women~.._,
ble to pl9y In tht 'Noltd s.ta of Poke. s..m. women\ in-
..,. In poks ... ~ lnc:rJ 11111 0.-yean Voltnner, Dovie
&run.on. waa.id-.y with. pee ol $220,000.J
FOR EDWIN NEWMAN. new.caste
How do'" .... aboet tM pr.-p~ laformatloa
f«omhatall ....... *'-1-S.S., Al...,. N.Y.
• The pr .. thould not gathe Information for the lntclllgence
...W.. It's not a branch of gDYCTnment, nor ta It the govern·
mcnt'a MrYant. The pra. bat MJVa ltMlf and the country
when It ls Independent. If It Is thought to ba the handmaktcn of
the Int~ ICl'W:es, It will be 10 lutped that It wlD not be
able to meet tts primary raponsfb(llty.
FOR LUCIANA AVEDON. author of Luciano Ae1edonk
Bod118ook
W..W a ............ wamu ..._,..from ...,..., •
CW. etrap at.._..., -M. W.U.C.. t..A ....... Cabf.
• I don't think It would he.Ip one bit to go to bed with a ch.In
strap -either., a ~nttN or aa a cure. The only .autk>n -
8llUmlng the .. of --and teer .... ~· -Is plM& awgery.
FOR .I.AMES BEARD, gourmet-author
Do,... ....... cookboob of otben. -.. ~ '°" .... '°"' OWJt creedoe1 -A.G., Pr090, Utah . ·
• Of c:ourM I use other c:ookbookl. How could one poaslbly
not lodt lit tt.m? My grutat )oy II c:oDec:ttng 18th-and 19th-
c.ntury French and Engllah cookboolcs and portng over them.
Bear In mind, howewr, thet redpea arc butc formulas on
which others mak• varlatk>nl. So you wtll have practlcally the
same r.q,. with maybe a vartatlon by 2S to 50 different people
who have created a new approech or have added CCTtatn
embelllshmcntt.
FOR KRESKIN, mentalist
W... did Jott llnt beco•• ...,. of pour ......,._
powe? -8.A. P~tM. Va.
• At 9, when we pmyed "Hot and.cold" In clats. In ttle game,
10m10M goa out of a room; a bean-bag II hidden; the
10CMOM coma beck and tria to flnd II wtth direc:tionl of "hoc"
and "cold" from the other pmyen. When I got home that night,
J opatmented with finding ~n obtectl by thinking •bout
them. In al my appearanca today, my chec:lt II atuffed away In
the cone.rt hall. The 19 .. ment II d I falJ to locate my fee, ra
forfctt It.
FOR 8111. C. mCH, coach, Cleveland Cavallen w.w 1V,...,. ... of.., .... to wt.t ...__la
c.am.t'-W -c . .1 •• a.su•-· w..a..
• TV replays wouJd ...,. only to dlaupt the game llnce
many ce!la In bukctbell .,. Judgtnent c.a. and beMd on
human f.aon that wtll prcwc wrong many ttrna. TV replayi
have prown many an olftdaJ Mong In "protated .sama," but
the comrnllllonct'• ct.clslorl In j&.tdgm4tnt cua win not change
the rau1t ol th& game. una.. a rule hM been vfolated. the
c:iommllaioncr can only admit that the offldal's Judgment WU
poor.
PRO AND CON
ShouldTheGo.emmentHaveAcuaToAPenon'•BankRecorcla?
PRO ............... U.S. Aoc.ney. Southlm Olllrtaol N.V
Y•. b Iii -.ntJal to cfftctlw law enforcement ttwt, by the 111uance
" P10C* 1Ubpo9naa. Jl"OMCUlOl'I NNe ecce9I to t.nk reccxdl.
ni... NCOfdt prows. Yitai pool of~ and~ of carh
that II~ vall.aab6e In pr<*CUtion ol ~and corn-
pliQ aia.. In the .... of~ atmt, otftcltJ e.onupdon end
org11itmd atme. rf pl(INCUton .. to "*" the pubk Ormand thlt
atmlMI ti.WI .. enforced wMh ~ vtgor at .. ~ of eodety, \tole
mua heYt ~to the~ wtthout wtdch proMCUUone of•
~ atme WCI be dtfflcult, If not tmpoelll'JM.
CON .... ~L--(0.•N.V.)
No. I am COtpOnlOl1ng ~ wtth Barry' ~dwater Jr, which
9&ata thlt when F.da'al, MW end loCJil govemmenta MCk accc.. to
bank NCOrdt. they~ do to under court eupeJ'llllllon. w. be--.v..that ~ .nyonefthel to~ the bank NCordi ol .n ln-
dlvtdual, tueh oamlnadon thould b9 pUrtUant to eubpoena, and
thet ttw lndMdu.i .trecred ahouJd reClfvc notice of the tubpotna to
M to be able to conteet tt. h II not our tntM\lion to Impede 019*19
c:rtmfNI lmltltlgldlcnl. Whir• ~ noace IM>Uld 1mpede lrWatl-
gatlofll. ~~be waJ\led.
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TOTIE FIELDS MAY HAVE BEEN DOWN.
BUT SHE WAS NEVER OUT
By John Dol'8Chner
After her leg was amputated, comecil-
ennc Tocte Ae1dt received c:ountlat letters
and tclegramt from friends.
"Don RlckJa told me that If people
stopped laughing at my joka, I should put
on a bandam~ and teD them rm a pnte.
Buddy Hackett to&d me to get a wood-
pedccr to do acupuncture. Steve Law-
rence sakl If people asked about the leg, I
should tell them I was In Jawa. Through-
out the ordeal, my friends came to see me
In the ho.pttAI four or flw times a week.
They never gave me an ounce ol sympe-
thy, and 10 I never started feetlng sorry for
myself."
Humor. loyal friends, lai:k ol sd-ptty
and wdlpow9r -that'1 how Tocte Aelds
sayt she WM able to keep gotng through
eight months ol ~ that was
more bizarre than any routine she ever
created on atage.
The humor should come aa no surprise.
By hcr own dacrtpdoo. she II "the hlghat
paid nlghtdub comedienne In the bual-
naa." and she hu ~ on hundreds
ol tall shows, Including 12S Wib to the
Mike Dougloa Shcwl and 13 years with
Merv Gr1fftn, who calla her "a ~ng
marathon."
Much ol her humor wu dtncted at her
bowtlng-bel appurenoe. She once ap-
pared In en o&tJtch..fnther gown "that
evay fat woman drums ol buying but
doesn't ct.. " Another time, she aacked,
"I ti.Ye the same clrMnslons u Elmbeth
Taylor. Her lvtng room II 12 feet by 18
feet, and 10 II mine."
But behind her fat feact., she uys now,
"I wa a vay va!n woman. You make fun
ol eomelNng only to that you arc aware al
It, and othcn are aw .. ol ll. Then you
can geot • out ol the picture."
It was her vanity that tl.Mted her prob-
lema In March 1976 lhe entered a Con-
MCttcut holipltal to halve a doctcw remove
the llna around her ey.a Before hcr op-
eratton, howewr, she had an atthrna at-
ClicJc and WU put on a breathing machiM.
Then W9l'C ott. ~: lhe had
bMft a diabetic~ she WM 20 and had e
, hlstmy d cftuJatton problems In hcr &.ga
Then, .,. it. doctor J)9rformed the
surgery. Tottie ~a blood dot In
hcr leg. Another opftmlon ~~to
try to bypaa the dot. When that faded,
docton wc-e forced to amputat.e hcr left
leg )Ust ~ the knee. A month later. the
"drove (her) family may" by lrWClng she
wanted to attsnd lwr daughter's weddlng.
She wu flown to their Laa Vegas home In
a ho.pita) plane. "My daughter WM mar-
John Don.chrwr II on out.rant editor of
The Mlllmt Herald'1 S...nday rnQ9GlfM.
I 8 'AMll,V WH.KLV, Mq ''-1'77
After the amputation of her left leg,
two heart attacks and an Incredible display of guts, she
Is back on stage wowing audiences.
Md at the end of my bed In a full wedding
gown. I WM so Ndated aD this ttme, lt'I
one ol the few things that I can
rem«mber "
But her pr~m• weren't over. Tr&M-
ferred to • t..o. Angela holpftal for m<n
opcnitlons on hcr leg, the tuffeNd two
heart attadu. Altogethc. the was hospital·
Iliad for eight months. At one point, to add
to her other probl.ma, doctors had to re-
move an Ingrown to.nail and she lay wtth
her foot In the air. "When I ~ that
on the phone to Bob Newhart, ther• was
thll 'dnth pttUM, ~then he ..ad, 'Tocte, hu
It ever dawned on you that yout feet don't
llkeyou?'"
Betng bedridckn had one ttrange ad·
vantage: she lolt 80 poundt. ~ put
me In a a1b wtth two Iida and cut my leg
off. How wu I to git to a refttgerator? I
rADy WMn't aware ol the --ht kiee until
the nunc lat me up In bed one day, and
my ~tgown f.U off my body. "You
know, for the flrtt time In my life, I began
eating ttght -and ~ It. There had
been tlma when I would shonen my allOW
because I thought ol IOflMtftln(l I wanted
to ut. I thought of nothing else but food
becaUM I guea I had nothing else to think
ol. Now tt'1 so unimportant to me that I
have to be reminded to eat."
Whenever she beca~ depretlcd ln the
hoepttal, (amity members ~ there to
cheer her up. Her stster stayed by her bed-
lkfe from 7:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. every
day, and her husband of 26 years, George
Johnston, wu always present.
"W. have a rare marriage," she MY'·
"He couldn't ltve wtthout me. He's never
even bought a pell' ol IOdu on his own.
And I couldn't ftve without him. rm a ftrm
behevcr In famt!y bfe. My two daughten
both live near ut In Las Vegas, and that's
very Important to me."
She lnllsted on recovering at her own
peca. "The doctori were a l!ttle angry with
me. But It WU IO hont>le, apedally look·
Ing at myself In a mllTor, that I told them, 'I
can do anything I want to do. The day I'm
out ol peln II the day I wtll walk. Now,
don't bug me."'
When the flnelly wu aDowed to go
home, ahe touched the SPY out ol her
hair, put on her eyc1uhn and, feeflnQ
much better. started ha therapy.
"I had to wony about my hands, too. I
wu cut 10 many Uma with IV's and blood
transfusions they lost aD the veins and had
to cut me. It aevered aome ncrva." For
months, she worked with S!Hy Putty trying
to get her hands to clup. "I couldn't un-
button a blouse, I couldn't brush my teeth,
I couldn't urucrcw the cap to the toothpaste.
.. On the first Mc"' Grlf/fn Show I did
after I got out ol the holpltal, I got a call
from Lucy (Ludlle Ball}, and she said, 'I
)tat went Into a room and started to cry. I
was happy to see you llttlng up again. And
you have such magnificent handa.' WeD,
that was 10 fuMy. Everybody mentioned
my hands, and It was bec:aUM I dkfn't
know where to hide them."
To force hcnclf through therapy. she In·
listed that her maNlgCf ftnd her an early
dub date. PMt of the ruson was flnandal;
medical bills had drained the family sav-
ings. "But It was mON than that. I needed
to function. That's my life. rm a periormer.
Evay day In the ho.pita! I thought about
going beck on stage."
Once she ltarted, she lamed to UM her
new ar1iftdaJ leg with speed that amazed
her therapist. "He asked me, 'Why ere you
so dlffawnt.' and I to&d him, 'Honey. I am
gotng on st.age In seven wnka, and fm
going to stand."
On a Saturday. she had her last thmapy
treatment, and on a Monday she opened
at a theater In Fon Lauderdale, Fla. Before
she went on stage, she received hundreds
of telegrams &om fricnda saying "Brak a
leg," the tradmonal show-bustn ... phrase
for good luck. At the age of 47, she was
making a comeback.
The first mght she was so nervous that
she sat throughout the show. For her sec·
ond performance, she b1ed standing. It
worMd weD. and she cxpecil to be work-
ing IOOf'I on stao-again.
"The reception has ban fantasttc, and I
don't think It was because of my being
handicapped. rd cry If that Wal It.
Remember something: people around you
are Influenced by your attitude toward
your shortcomings, and I was always
aware ol my ahonromlngl
"Just like my opmlng bnc wtth my audi-
ence: 'It wa1 never a beautiful leg, so
where'• the great Iott?' And everyone
1tart1 laughing right away. It's true. No one
hat 8\181' said, 'My God, the had 1uch gor·
geout legs.' lt'1 not hke Betty Grable lost a
leg. I mun, everybody felt sony for me,
but no one ever .met It WM a great leg. It
wasn't -rve had ug1y legs al my hfe. And
you just have to accept that.
"lf you like yourM!f, you'U like younelf
with one leg. I bke Toeie Aeldt; I llke what
I've made mYMlf. and that's what\ ,..
Important." ill.I
89 Bob Newhart
My wife Ginnie and I were at Toa. and G.oraW'• to celebrate the 4th of July a few
yqn beck. Thll 11 the one ttme of the yes
G.ocgie .. allowed to play with ~.
and ~ revels In It *'" Toa. do-
nated hll train let to a charity IOCM years
before. h was a typ1c.J Totie dinner perty
lmtted to 600 of her doeat and dearat
friends. Moat of the conversatloo ~
of people mumbang, "What II their name
again?" Bctleve tt or not, the .prtt of the
party t.g.n to wane. Totie, Mntlng whet
was happening. streabd dwough the par-
ty. Women tcramed and men feinted.
Georgie said, "Who was that?" AD the
people at the party vowed they would
never allow one ol Toae'I pertsa to begin
to wane again, even If tt meant not Jcnow.
Ing 90f'l1e0M'I name.
By Bert Convy
Once I thought It would be Interesting to
find ou1 about Totie'1 m astorw.
The fht relative I could trace went bKtc
MYCn generations -Tot1e'1 rpat rpat
great grandmother, Kunt.a Kinta Feldman,
an lncNdlllle lady. She WM 5 '2•. 250 b .
Sha came owr to America• a ahlp.
TRIBUTES FROM TOTIE'S PALS cya ... My cya clouded up and a lump
grew tn my throat, and I knew uni.. t did •
IOfMthlng fast, the would be hystatcal.
eobblng for the nut half hour ... So I went
benalc; I ltarted downing, bumped Jnto
walls; I blurted out )oka. stona, one
linen .. j w .. In. frenzy trying to get her
Conuy Murray
Totle'a next retatiw ol note wu her gr .. t
great ~mother -Farrah Fawc:.tt
Feldman. Sha Mtded In New Yortc and
with two friends fOl"l'l'Mld a wc>UP. "Hymie's
Angels," but her rnci.t f&mOUI contrtbution
was that she Invented thopplng, which II
where Totie gett her reputation as one of
the all-time great shoppcn. ~ I waa
vlllting Totie In the holptal, the said to
me, "Bert, I called my accountant today. I
told him, 'I know rve been In the holpltal
for months now, and that the btlla must be
piJlng up like crazy. Td me, how bad II
It?'" Her accountant told her, "Well, since
you've been out ol the stora you uYCd a
quarter of a million dollars."
e,,anManay
Fm on my way to the t.oeptal to vtd
Toa. Aelds ... This ta the ftnt UnM rm go-
ing to ... her llnce lw leg was amputa·
ted ... From the moment I got that dreadful
news, rvc been thinking ol her c:onltant·
ly ... At ftnt I wonted and ptayed that atfe'd
live ... the news &om New Yortc was dlt-
m.i ... and wh.never I b1ed to fly &om
\ L.A. to visit her. I was asked not to ... Tade
wasn't rec:clvl"S vtslton. Anally. when tt
looked Mk• she'd survive, I began to have
a new worry. Would ahe ever perfonn
again? Would this fantastic comedy ~.
thll hyltatc::al, brtlllant down, ever walk on
ltage apln and make the people howl
wtth laughter? I would IOOf'I be ~ to
make Jhll Judgment mytelf. After many
torturcL months In a New VOite holpltal,
Toa. was now In a Loa Angela hoapttal,
and George, her dear hulblind, ~ glYen
me the OK to vlltt hu I was a ahakcn, MT·
voua wreck u I opened the dOOI' to her
room .. .I wallcad In, and there the wu.
How tiny she looked lytng there ln her
bed. As she aaw me,...,. wded up In her
to laugh, but ahc just lay there staring at
me, and I thought she was going to rtng fot
the nurw and have me committed.
FlnaJly I ran out of stam, and collapeed
on a chair a)ongslde Totie'1 bed .... Thimt
WM a few mtnuta lllence ... and very soft.
ly Toa. said, "'Jan."
I said, "Ya?"
Sha said, "You know l loYc you."
I said, "I hope eo."
Sha said, "So you know that what rm
about to say ts for yow good, and la said
out of loYc."
I thought to myself ... My God, she'• go-
ing to attid%e me fot something ...
I aald, "'What II It?"
Sha said, "My edvtcc to you Is •.• unlaa
tt't abloluteJy MOaSary, don't take your
leg off."
I stared at her for a moment, and I start·
eel howftng. My laughter was not only for
her funny •ne, but now I was MCUre In the
knowledge that Totie was fine.
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BIKING IS ·BACK
lots of people are cydlng. Why? Because It's
great fun and Is a terrlftc exercise for strength-
ening the heart and keeping It healthy.
By Dan Carllnsky
Contkier the blcyde. Only a shon-whlle ago lt
was for kids only and dtsapprared Into m.moria
ol chlldhood • we grew up. But then a funny
thing happened -adults began to redllcoYer the
blcyde for t.hemMtva, and now b6cyclng ii not 1 onJy • lot ol fun but allo ha. other .dvantage:
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ID• acelJeet ,__of eurdee.
No wonder there hM been such a NbSth ol
adult blcydng -for• while, Amertcan manufac-
turcn were tun*1g out more bikes each ~ dW\
autos. In t.ct, tNa deaide II wtlnetllng the blgg..a
blcyde boom since the heyday ol the Gey Nlne-
tla, when ~ rode ttK>M funny contraptions
that had • any whMI In the t.:k and • huge one In
the front and tcm'.d the dayllahts out ol the
hona.
Todt\I, ..._ ol thousandl ol us rtde • bleyde n-
Qad ol ~ • ca to work or on ehort CITanda.
Ml8ona more ride • two-wheeAer ,,,_ work .M
• on weekendl jUlt for fun. Jdn them and you're
doing your llMll pmt to WW fuel, to lwa1
polutanb In the air we brathe and to cut down on
street c:ona11tan.
That'1 what you'N doing for others. But ~
.. you doq for yound? Wei, ftnt ol all, you're
getting younelf out ol your ~ ... y chldr and
P'8 pi.-you don't ordlnadv go. (Even • you
eddl to rout.a you know wd &om ca windows,
you'I ftnd the wodd looks very different &om •
udlle.) You're ello ret.lng lntcn\alll;. (Whether
you're ped.ang <Nfll a long, lsvcl ttmch, rushing
pd-mell down • ltecp hill or ltralnlng to the top ol
an upgrade, you're removing yowself from the
mental and emodonal *--ol everyday lh.) Fi-
nally, you're Improving your physical condition.
When doctors talk about phyiical fltnae, ttwy
generally mean cardlovaec:ular fltnal; that Is, hev·
Ing • ltrong, healthy hart and good blood dmala-
Uon. The only way to achieve such ftma.. molt
experts agru, ii to oerdle your hart beyond Its
normal routine and to do It reguJorlv and con·
UnUOUlly. If you eurdM vtgoroully &om aunup to
tundown for a whole wnkend, and then not again
for a month, you're mlulng the~ pert ol
the pracr1ptlon. In addition, unleu your cxerdse
provtda a steady taxing ol the hart, you aren't
really helping.
Kenneth H. Cooper, the respected U.S. Air
Force fltneu expert and author ol Aeroblca, sa111
bluntly that the bat exerdMs for c;ardiovucular ftt.
nen are running, swtmmlng and cycling. But run·
nlng Is a )arrlng, jouncing activity; It can be hard on
knees, hips, ankla and feet. Steady swtmmlng,
and cydlng, ~n. are the um:bes doctors often
suggest for anyone with arthritis, )olnt lrl)urta or a
tendency to )olnt problems, and these nen:bn
are probably safest for the majority of us.
Deane Bradfield is four of the_ best
insurance agents you11 ever tind
Ken and Wanda Meyer of
Waterloo, Iowa, thought they
had found a good insurance
agent when they took out
an auto policy with State
Farm agent Deane
Bradfield more than
twenty years ago.
But over the years,
they've changed
thetr minds.
Today they know
Deane is actually four
good insurance agents.
''Since we first went to
him, he's handled the Insur-
ance on aO our c.ars-1 ooukin't
even guess how many," Ken says.
"He helped us insure our homes while
the kids were growing up. And after we
moved to an apartmen~ Deane handled
the renters lnsurance.
''He's also helped keep our life insur-
ance program up-to-date.''
HAU l &I •
And if they should ever
require individual health
coverage, Ken adds,
'Td certainly talk to
Deane first."
"Whenever he
thought we were
undertnsured or
there were discounts
we could take advan-
tage of, he's pointed
them out to us,''
Wanda says. "We've
recommended Deane
to many people because
we know he'll treat them as
well as he's treated us."
If you want to be as well treated as Ken
and Wanda Meyer, just check the Yellow
Pages for the State Farm agent in your
neighborhood. And make it a point to
get acquainted soon.
You'll ftnd your State Farm agent is
four good people to know.
A Ukeagood ~.~teFanil is them. •••••••«\ STATt: FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offtcn Bloomlnglon, lllfnoll
Not evayone, ol coune, hes a swtmmlng J>OQl..
In the bedcyard or • sandy beach down the block,
so cydlng Is • much more convenient and lnex·
pensive way for most people to take part In one of
the most-recommended exerctsa.
What about favortte weekend sports like tennis,
golf, bowling and IOftball? They can be fun, and
they're certainty better than marathon television·
watching, but they don't compare to cyd!ng when
II coma to provtcitng the steady workout your
heart needs.
"In tennis," points out Clifford Graves, • 1ur-
geon who founded and now heads the lntema-''
tlonal 8lcyc.le Towing Sodcty, "you stand tense at
the end of the court waiting for a 1m1e to come.
Then you explode and hit the ball. lMn you walt
for the ball to come beck to you. Sudden bursts
aren't good for you, apectally If you're older. Golf
Is the same, but you're even ITIOfC sedentary b.·
tween shots. Bowling Is worse still. &Mball and
softball are pretty unsteady exerclsa, even for the
pitcher.
"A cyclist's activity, on country or 1ubwban
roads, II conttnuoua; It's a steady demand. That's
what your heart needs."
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losing the sklJI of bicycling Is really true. And If
you've never rldden at all, chances are you can
learn much more rapld)y than a child. Your
balance, after all, Is u good as any youngster's,
and you have the advantage of greater strength. .
Cycling Is also an amazingly flexlble activity. Go
alone, with a friend or wtth your whole famUy.
Ride In tandem for a while, drop back and pedal In
bllllful solitude, )oln up again. Go to new placa,
rcvlsft old placa. Take an hour's ride or make an
ovcmlght acapadc of It. Just don't go OWTboard
at the start; gradually work up to tho.. tough
rides. ,.
But try It. You'll feel better. IA1I
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Life-Insurance Agent
Any lnsUTIH\C4 ••pert wlll agra that
choosing the right penon • your life-in.
surance eigcnt II • vital mp In plannlng
your OYCRll lnluranc:c program. Vet most
people' do not know how to lnvadgate or
to Judge the competence of the man or
woman they entrust with thil literal life-
and-death matter. Here are 10mC guide-
lines to help you make a wise choice:
• Hu the lfgent taken couna that go
beyond the minimum necasary to be li-
censed? If the answer Is "ya," the agent II
Mrlous about his work. That's Important,
for mon than 50 percent of all agents
leave the field 8ftcr two yon.
• Does the agent have a good reputa-
tion In the community? To ftnd out, check
with your lawyer or banker.
• Does the ~nt Mgo by the book" In
working out an Insurance program fOf
you? Or does he worit hard to tailor It to
your penonal ne.d.17 Aocoldlng to Insur-
ance apeciallst Bernice Malamud, "Buying
Insurance Is like buying a drna. ll\C mate-
rial and workmanship can be superb -but
If It doe.1n't flt you, you can't wear It. In In-
surance, the agent doea the fitting."
• Does the agent ask about your~
and shoo-term financial goels?
• Doa the 9nt give you lnforma·
lion you dktn't know how to ask about
(for Instance: the dtffeenees among va-
rtous ~Inds of pollda, comparllons of
coveraga and beneftta, whether• com-
pany he does not rcpracnt offen a poli-
cy better-autted to your needs)?
• Will the agent do extra research,
auch u chedclng your future Soda! S.-
curtty bene6ta or d.wloplng ahmate
• Onanclal plans for your future?
• Doa the ag.nt dllcuu all the
detalla with botJi husband and wife?
Today's young couples share Ideas and
build their future jointly. A good agent
knows and welcomes this.
'• Does the agent 1ttm to en)oy his
work, or ll ll "just a job?' Clearly, the agent
Is In business to cam a IMng. But the good
agent has a slncae desire to serve. He geta
his sattsf adion from your well-being.
-Norman LobMm
THE DOCTOR Alff) 10U
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.That Wonderful. ~
SleePJ, Dreamy feel JI""
Of Spring •
In th« mmy month of May when people
walk around In • daz:. and dr1ft lluggishly
from one actMty to another. they haw
caught spring fever. With the f1nt worm
spell YO!' can expect to fMI a ltttt. l.thar·
gk:, a btt tired, perhaps even a llttle faint.
Children '""' to suff• from th» men
than adultl. TMMIJCft are In-between:
they take their (lkSdy feelings to man that
they're In love.
Dodort look at It differently. They UY,
unromantically, that the tired f•llng
coma from a ra1atlw decreate In available
blood. Wtth the wann \Wather, more
blood la needed In the akin to cool the
body, to lai 11 available for the brain and
OCfVOUI system. It taka • few days for the
body to dilute the available blood to•
larger volume and several more days for
more red eds to appur. While aU this II
~. J*Ple tend to 1-1 ~pct·
hepe dtuy. .van nauMated.
TheN.,. rwo ocher ~aiUMt for
spring-fever symptoms. 11l8 f1nt II aDergy,
quite a common cause of ttrednCM and
lluggllhncM. Sp1ng pollens can caUM
ltchy, runny ey.1, Itchy noac, sneellng and
coughing. But somcttma they just caUM •
tired fccltng. While lp1ng fever tends dnJy
to 1Mt a f.w days, springttme hay-fever
symptoms can continue until July.
Some dodon f..t that the sunshine It·
•If may be the caUM of lp'tng-fever
symptoma. Sunltght acttng on the lkln can
relaue vitamin 0, which le stored In the
lk1n during the wtntcr. Loa of appem.,
nausea, weaknaa, drOWISnat and thirst
can come from •n overdoM of vitamin D.
To evo6cl IP'ina •~. limply limit
your OpotUN to the sun durtng the ftnt
few warm doys fi the year to wh.t you
can tolcrat• without becoming Ured.
Tab loU of fluid to help your blood vol--
Ul'M build up and ltop tak1ng vtt.mln D
during the aummcr.
II~ I. Polk. M.D.
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A GUIDE TO GOOD
NUTRITION
Nutrition ... everybody talks about H, but
just what Is It? Jn short, nutrition Is the pro-
c:as ol being noortsMd; In pertlcular, the
step by whkh a living organism assimilates
food and usa It for growth and replace·
ment of tlsaues.
The type of nourlshment a person re·
quires vat1ea according to his .stage of life.
An Infant, for example, needs and can as·
llmilate foods different from a chlkl or a
tec.nager. Yet there la a need for a basic
nutrttlonal plan that will help most people
to better health.
Our Govemmcnt has long conlldered
this quation, and, as far back as 1921 ,
food groups were daSllfled In an effon to
help people with food chok.a. It took until
1959, however, to develop what are now
caDed the Besic Four Food Group1: 1)
milk; 2) meat, poultry and ftsh; 3) fruits
and vegetables; 4) bread and cereal. Here
II how you can 1.11e the Baalc Four to help
plan your dalJy meala.
Milk Aad Mllk Prodllda. Whole
milk, aklm mSk, reconatttuted evaporated
rn1lk or dry mllk ahouJd be c:onaumed dally
as follows: chfldren -three or four glaaa
($ flu.Id ounc:a eech); tunosi-n ond 1"8·
nant women -four or more; oduli. -
two or more; nunSng mot~ -six or
more. One and a half ouncea ol hard
cheae can replace one glass.
Meat. Pottlq. FIA. Two aervlngt
should be eaten ct.tty. A serving Is two or
three ounc:a cooked weight. Two egsp
can rcplacAt one Ml'Ylng ol meat, and dry
bearw, dry pat, lcntlls, bleck·cyed pea.
« llma beans alto can be M>'Ved occasJon.
ally .. a mat suti.tltute. (One cup cooked
equale 1 Mnltng.) But remember that
thae vegetabla do not haw el the eeecn·
Hal amino -=kit ol complete proteins, ao
have • anal amount d eaa. INl!t,
cheese, fish or mllk at the 11&me meal.
Fruit. And Vegctabl... We need
them for vitamins, minerals and dlgesttve
bulk. Fruit and vegetables are excellent
source1 of Vitamins C and A.
Vitamin C plays a role In every bodily
functJon. It cannot be stored by the body
and must be eaten dally. Vltaml(l C Is
found In citrus fruits and juices and toma·
ton. Fair-to-good sources Include straw·
berrie1, brustels sprouts, tiroccoll, cabbage
and potatoes.
Vitamin A Is found In fruits, leafy, dark-
green vegetables and In yellow vegetables.
Vitamin A ls essenHal for all our tissues
and membranes: skin, blood-vessel bn·
lngs, lung tissues, stomach, lntesttnes and
eye coverings. To get enough Vitamin A,
eat one serving dally, or at least every
other day, ol a leafy, dari<·green vegetable
(kale, spinach, broccob, for example) and
of a deep-yellow vegetable (carrots. but·
temul squash, pumpkin). Also eat two or
more servings of other vegetables and
fruits each day. Vitamin A Is fat soluble,
can be stored by the body and is also
available In butter, dairy products and
enriched margarine.
Bre•de And Cuula. Four servings
are needed each day. A serving would be
one slice of enriched or whole-wheat
bread, one ounce of ready-to-eat cereal or
Y, to S/4 cup of cooked noodla, r1cc or
spaghetti.
The bread and cereal group Is needed
for protein, Iron and other minerals, but It
Is especially Important for the B \litamlns,
which cannot be stored In the body and 50
must be eaten daily. Here Is where bulk
can readily be obtained In the diet from
whole grains and bran.
To help all this nourishment In the body
we need fats, 1Uch as oil. mayonnaise. en·
riched ma19ar1ne and butter, each day.
Water, the eternal lubricant and the ele·
ment that comprises most ol our body
weight, should be drunk dally In quantl~
ol four to eight glaues (8 nuld ounces
each). Some of this may be In coffee, tea,
eoup, vegetable-juice broth and fruit
Juices.
Leaming more:
S.yond n,. &.le Four. By Shirley L.
Noyes, Foodwaya System, Dept. FW, 593
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There Is a simple little trick you can do that will change
your life permanendy -for the better.
By Edwin C. BU..
Aft.er aD the nMgatlionaJ equJpment on
a plane faded, the pilot Informed the pes-
Mngen, .. , don't know where we ... OI
where we'N gob)g," Tiw plot then add4ld
cheerfully. "But we do have a tremcndoul
tall wind, and wher.wr we wind up, I
think wrc tPng to Mt a new reoord."
II you arc moving ttwough llfe, wlth no
dear-cut..,... ol mo\ltng toward a ll*tftc
Mt ol goals, you _. milling mOlt ol what
life Is all ebcsut and probably achieving only
a small percentage ol what you could.
Not long ago I asked a group ol 3S peo-
ple. how many had a written Ult of lifetime
goals. Only two had -about per f0t the
c:ourM -but one of the two stood up and
lald, "rve got to ;W• you a testimonial on
goal-Mtttng. Two yean ago I 1'8ad a book
that emphastzllld the Importance ol IPCll!ng
out In writing what you hop. to accom-
plish In Ide. I thought It was polntlal
oecause I knew what my goals wcr.. But I
dedded to go along and 8Ded a ~ ...tth
a hit qf th!.nga I would lice to do. Tiw
change It mact. In my fife wu so abrupt It
was almOlt ICa'y. Suddenly. al the half.
fonMd wllhea 1 had In the back ol my
mind were aystalllzied Into tpeel&c goals.
and almoet without cffOtt on my pert I
began moving toward dlOM goals. My ltfe
wtD never be the ume."
I have tie.d such stones OV« and ~
again, which 11 why I tcU people that the
flrlt IMp In getting control ol ttme II not to
analyzie paper work or communlc:attont Jlr9C*fwa or ttmc-aavlng ahcxtcuts, tm·
portant u theM may be, but to taM • pen·
dl and a pc. of paper and figure out
what you would lib to do wtth your life.
This II a patnful proceu for tome people
becauu It meant confronting IOfne hanh
....tltla. Alter .a, • loc'9 .. you don't
haw a written Jiit of goea., you don't hav•
Edwin C. B.1111, llda.w Md~ on pro. ,.,,.. of~ •• _,..,,,.,,,, .. prwto.
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Thln9I Done: The A8Q ol 1lnw ~
(C,..,.~Sone>.
to anaiyzle whd.hn the lllt Is rullstic or
whether you .. doing tlw things that you
must do to move In the right dtrectlona.
But forcing younclf to confront such a list
wll make you tum your bfe oround. I gua-
rantM It.
I '*X>mmcnd taking a blank sheet of
paper and trying to fill It up as rapidly as
pOlllble wtth every pouSbk goal you can
think ol, both personal and proleuional.
Don't edit u you go along -that can
come later -but make your goals spedftc.
For cxample, "traver II not a goal, but "a
trtp to South Amerlca" Is. Even better
would be "a tr1p to South Amertc.a by
1982." In listing your ftnandal goals, try to
Mt a lp8Clflc figur• on the amount of In·
come you hope to attain or the size ol the
estate you hope to accumulate.
But don't forget to lilt your very private
goals -suc:h thingl .. Improving your re-
latlonlhtp wtth your epouN, strengthening
flfeJong ft1enckhlpe 0t raolvlng Inner con-
flk:ta that trouble you.
lndd.ntally, In addition to your list ol
bfctime gom, you may Rnd It worthwhile
also to k~ handy a smn. list ol things
you want to eccompftsh In the Immediate
future, My wtthln the not llx months.
When you have lilted al the goals you
can think ol, go beck and uk, "Do I really
Intend to Invest the ttmc and effort and
moiwy MCaMtY to reach thll obfedlve,
OI ti It )ult wllhful thinking?" U tt'I wishful
thinking, croea It out. You want goals you
.. really c.ommJtted to achieving.
Now transfer yow list to another a.he.et
of peper or to your poc:kct-mnJnder book
or to 3• x 5• cardl and ckvlM • way of
kwptng the list where you will often •• It.
Of c:oune, you will need to NVIM It from
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)ultrMntl wll be mack alrnolt •utomatlc·
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ad,lulU Its ~ In orda to ,_
.ccurataly lntem:cpt 1ta target. iWI
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TURN YOUR DREAM
INTO MONEY
Everyone has an idea for something he hopes will
make his fortune. Here's how some people did It.
ByEme.tV. Heyn
Not ~ Inventor who patents his Idea
makes a forturw, but practicaDy al ol them
Mt out to RD a nud. So ti you he .... an Idea
to. eorncthlng new, Of for an lmprowmcnt
ol IOOMthtng old. be IUJ'C that lt truly wGl
be needed -and by a large number c:A
people.
We all know that Alftander Graham
BeD med. a fortune when he Invented the
telephone, u d\d Thomas Alva Edbon
wfth the electric light and J>hon<9aph.
George Eastman and Edwfn t...nd wftb
thctr c.ameras. Guglielmo Marconi wfth the
teJwYJaph and Lcc De Forest with the de-
velopment c:A the radk> And the W~ht
Brothen did wd ftnandaDy wtth their ln-
vcnOon ol a mc*>ltl:ed plane that n.w with
•rNn~.
Then th.re •• the not·to-wd-known
lnvwnton a.la M twl, for Instance,
accomplllMd ~ one ma)or bfeaJc.
ttwough dunng .. ~ 1 yc#t a method ol
turntnu a ~.apmafve m«ta1 Into a
wtcWy uaablil, tnex.,.nstve one. Hal'1
tdencla prolaeor at OblTln Collegt. F.F
Jewett, l&ld dUltnQ a lecture th.at d anyone
lhould inv.nt a proc:.e bv wh~h .!umJ.
num could be mede com!Mrdaly and
~ • would be • great MrVlc4t to the
world and would rnaike him lmrnenMly
rtch. Young Hal aAd to a fdow ltudent,
"fm ~ for ht metal." Aft• working
on the problem for,,,_._ he~ deva-
oped an~ POC*I thee coWd a -
nd globu* ol fllumtnum &om bewrhe.
The. NtUlt ol t .. dtecovey II the Ako&
Company (Aluminum Company ol Am.r-
lca). which mad. Hal a muklmlianan.
When you thtnk ol lnwntcn. such •
Han or Roentgen (the X-ray), oi..f (1he
auto engine). Evtnnade (the outbolrd
motor), Slkonky (the ~ er
Towna (the llMr). ~ m.ay decide ti..
£,.,., H.tsm• ,..., ~. Fh of Genius
(Arte.hcr/Oo11bledasll • ._ ""111 lnMnt.orJ of 11-pcm cwntur]i
your Idea must be as big u thetrs wae.
Not true. Innumerable minor contrbldona
that were patented have made fortunes.
Consider the man who found a way to fold
paper used for wrapptng lump sugar so
that the product wouldn't spoil; or the two
men who daigned a ~ht fo&dlng
baby can1age, and ttw man who Invented
several phannaceutscal products. Including
the ftrst can of automatic lather for sha.vlng.
There me bad-luck stona u wcJI. For
exampM!, the ortgtnator ol the Jipper,
Whitcomb L. Judson, devtsed a alldc fu-
tener that could be used u .. a cheap loc.ker
or unlockc ol ahou." His deva,
patented In 1893, was clumsy, hard to
manulac:tuft and dkt not Mil. Yean later,
hla Idea Inspired Gideon Sunbeck to pro-
duce a practk:al zipP,er that could be uMd
for men's and women's clothing, luggage
and many other Items. Sunback, who was
employed by Westtnghoute, took seven
years to Improve the hapless Judson's
basic Idea. His ztpper earned Sunbeck a
patent In l9f7, twenty· four years attcr Jud·
son's patent.
1ne Inventor ol the aero.ol spnay can
hat Nn Into a different problem b«ause
ldentlstl now say that the ftuorocaibon
(ffton) used by the Inventor's pm:ll6on
~ rises Into the IAPP«f atm01Phcre and
releases chlortne, thereby perhaps da-
troylng ttw OIOne that protects us from
eolar radia&o. h had taken the Inventor,
Rober H. ~.yon to perfect and
pM8nt the prec:llton valve l.IMd In the
...090f spr•y can. Meanwhile, Abplan·
alp's Invention has mad. him a fortune
that l<lfM NY le• mge • $100 mtlb.
What about lady Inventors? Dorothy
Rodgers, wife ol famous compoMr
R>chmd Rodeen. hat made • lldy sum on
NYGal ol he~. The bat known
canw durtng World W• IJ, when lhe In·
vcnt*' • .. Ounln9 ~." patent
numbe 2,402,577. She caJJed her
d1spoMb&e toUst twab the Jonny Mop and
acid It to Johmon and John.eon. the phar·
macautkel giant.
It lln't easy to develop an Idea and to
est a patent thet •acceedl flnandal)y. A
pMent MkWney Of ~ ... "1utt to h.n-
• cS.taGs and lnfonn )IO'I ol NJ.. and
l"ll(lltle"cn. You1 allo need~
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HEALTH NEWS
How Nature' Fights
Cholesterol Clogged Arteries
Blood Pressure Dangers
Scientists Disoover
Body's Natural Defens~
Against 3 Big Killers
By E. L Robineoo
Did you know that Nature hie.eel
your arteriea with a self-cleaning ays-
tem? That natwal fon:ea war against
lifeJa. matter forcing it out of your
body? Recently, Medical Scientist.a
were lhocbd to diaoover that scores ol
acH:alJed "'healthful" foods can intv-
rupt nature's wonderful defense mech-
anisms •.. that thoee "cood-for-yoo"
rooda actually contain substanoee that
could cauae dangeroUB chole•lerol
.~. Docton warn that thia llCWD·
m,y, litet.a matter may choke arteria,
hamper blood flow, and damaie the
heart. Waht now, millima are au«erint
from c:holesterol-cloeied arten... Yet
they don't even realUe it! What a pity! u they only knew about the noftD)g.
PW8 diet, their arteries would tend to
clear them8elwla!
Aa far back aa 1960, medical lcien·
tiata beaan extenaive, searching in-
veBtiptiom into the role of foods in
c:ho!eateroJ buil<!:f. Thousands of vfc.. tUns ol strokes heart attacks were
diapaed, interviewed and carefully
studied. Over 800 basic foods were analyzed,CJoeetolJOOO~borato~~~
and even autopaiea were performed.
Prom um mountain ol world-wide re-
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Now-et-Jaat the 't::f link between choJee~ high pn!l8llUle and
heart trouble had been found. And IDOIJt
aipi8cant ol all, it bad been proven
beyond doubt, that a wholesome no-
'l'llDl&-PW8 diet WU abeolutely necee-
aary to reduce cboJeaterol aludie in the
arten.a.
Now acientiata know that oertain
fooda CODtaiJlini c:holmterol and •t-
mated fat. are not nece.arily harmful
correctly prepared. But when ptOC( 11 B d
inconectly;tbe1 ~ome downrisht
~to the bOcly. They know that
ehofesteroJ ecum can become hardened
lib chalky -P powder, atickin8 onto
artery wafia. With peasina time, ft m&\Y
c:hob the arte~ endina with cri> pliq dileue.
'I'Mt'a why it'a ao «91mtial to UM ihe
wboleloim. notlll9-n.ut diet of the ri&ht fooda-~ properly, thlle delldoui. bulY beal&hfuJ loodl avokl burdea1na tbt blood cbaalatory eyatem.
Your arteries~ helped to d.., ~
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Thit plan involves no drup, crazy diebl
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brinp the blelllnp of more health t.o
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that taste wonderful. Yet tbeae no-
TIDDB-PUJ8 meela are made with ~
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8cme day ewrybody will adopt this
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This bold book tella you which fooda
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Early Warninl' Syatea1
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THE NATIONAL AVJJUBON SOCIETY
Songbirds Of the orld
PORCELAIN P.LNrE CQJJ,ECTION
..
Twelve fine English bone china collector's plates bearing original works of art that
portTay the world 's most beautiful songbirds. Buh plate decorated with a border of 24 karat gold .
An official issue of the National Audubon Society.
lss~d in smctl, limit~d edition
Subscription deadliM: ltmt: 1.5, 1977
TifE NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY is
proud to announce the creation of a major 5eria
of porcelain places portrayina the world's most
beautiful birda.
The 6nt collection in this important aeries
ia The National Audubon Society Songbirds of
the World Porcelain Plate c.ollection. This will
be the /int c.ollection of pon:::dain plates ever to
carry the name and official authorization of the
Nation.al Audubon Sodery. To brina tbes.c exqui-
site porcdain plates to colleaon and the public.
che National Audubon Sodety has appointed
Franklin Porcelain, a dlvision of the world..famous
Franlclln Mine.
The Son,birrls of the World c:oUecrion will
comprix cwdve fine £na:Ush bone china plates,
each bearina an oriOnal work of an by one ol
the world's peat wildlife artisu-Anhur Sinett.
Mr. Singer hu created thae new worb ol an
udwsiwl) f CK th.is series The plates will not be
aold m any an plleria CK StOra. They wtll be
issued in strictly limited edition and may ~
acquired by direct 1ubecripcion only.
13.s.qujsite workt of an
Eacho( the pates will portray, in superb detail
and nacural co&ors. one of IN moat beautiful and
appeal.ins ol all tonthiJds. They include:
~ &lcimon Oriok. A 1Upcrbly handsome
bird with lu or.r~ow bttasc and jet black
head. the e.ltimore Oriok ii a tlW1ful ~nttr
bulldinj hs neS« wtth ~nmlablc ability. ne MacnotMr w.MD A tiny bUd. the
Masnolia Wnt>Cr b nonethdea consplcuoua for
Im disdnctt~ co&orint-bbd, white ind yellow
with ptOn\inent whi~ tml b1her1
Th.r ScOTkt T tlN2f'tT So~ that It has
lNptttd poeo to wrl~ of its beauty, th~ briaht
cnn.an and black btrd ia one ol the matt admittd
c:i all Amencsn bitda.
Th.r Wood Thnah At cwmna. the hand·
tome Wood ThlWh 8k:t 10 tbr mp ol the taikM
ma and no to henmly .ans -• eon1 that It
unrnatehed by anf other bitd
TM BoboUnk. Somcumn called the Mhade-
qu~ ol the meadows," the Bobolink is a rollidtina
50Tt of bird. And its black-and·white roet appean
to be on upside down!
ln all, twelve lovely songbirds ... exquisite
in detail ... vibrant in color ... each depkud in
its own narunl setting.
By an artist of utraordlnary ditdnction
Arthur Sinaer Is one of the world'1 leadina wild·
life anilo. So outstandl.na that he was cha.en by
a leading publisher to illuamue the famous nature
book "Birds of the World." He has also created
worb of an for the Nadonal Geographic Society
and has had his paintinp exhibited by the New
y «k Zool<>wica1 Society.
Anhur Sinter has painsuldngly ponnycd
every 6ne detail of each lovely bird in his art. The
head. the feathers, the tail, the feet -all are
&hown in authentic dttail. Furthermore, Cllch
bird iJ depicted in its true oolors and shadlnp-
just as it appears in nature.
To asaure the romplete accuracy of each wonc o( an. it will ~ individually authenticated
by the National Audubon Society.
Crafted in fine bone china
Thest official Nation.al Audubon Society bird
plates will be crafted in English bone china-the
aristocrat of por~lalna. This ftne bone china
combines whiteness, translucence and 1trenath
in a way unmatched by any other porcelain.
Each plate will be carefully aafted by Josiah
Wedgwood and Sona Ltd. of &rlaaton, Stoke-
on· Trent. England-one of the most distinauiahed
names in Ane bone china. And each plate will
measure a full 10~ inches in diameter-a aile
that permits depkdon of the bird in exactint de·
tail -most often, in· its actual size. To further
enhantt the beauty of the an, each pl.lte will be
ornamented with ca border decorated in putt 24
karat iold
A etrictly limited cdidon
The SonrbtrdJ of IM World collecrion will ~
mwed in strictly limned edition, and there is a
firm Umit of one set per subtcnber. The to<al
edidon W'IJJ be rauiaed to the euct numm of
individual sub.cribets. put one tet fCK the
National Audubon Society •nd one for the
archivea of FT1nlc.lin Porcelain.
Subecriben wtll rettive their plata 1t the
c.onveneent r.tc of one every other month. The
wue prier of SSS for each flne Enslith bone china
pla~ will be billed In two equal monthly install·
menu-and an attractlve dlspl•y 1t1nd will be
.ent with each of the twelve plat.et at no addldonal
charge.
An slcpnt heirloom collection
A. the Rm wries of porcelain patet ever btucd
by the NadonaJ Audubon Sodcty, Songbird1 of
t~ World i. likely tO be much aouaht·after by
c:ioll«10l'I in the future. lu dafrtbillty will be
further enhanced by the beauty ol the bone ch1N
plain thcm.elva ind the tu~rb quality o( the
an which they bear.
Thete II mired edldon placa will be dispbyed
In the home with amt pride and cherished by
every member of the family. In yun m a>me, the
plata will be equally prhed by later reneradon.s
-(CK the birds they depict will always be loved
and admired.
All applications for Songbrrds of tM World
must be mailed by June 1 S, 1977. The total
edition in the United States will be permanendy
limited to the exact number of valid suhlcriptions
posnnarked by that date-and this collection of
National Audubon Society platet ponrayint IN
world's mOlt beautiful aongbirda will neua ~
made available aaain in thia country.
There is no ne~d to 1end any payment
now. But the application below must be
maUed to Franklin Porcelain, Franklin Cen1er,
Pennsylvania, by June IS, 1977. ......
------&baiptlon Appllcalion So~~~w;rld I
• I ~ PLNrE COLLIWDlN I
I Must be post~d b, June J5, 1977 I
Lmit: One colkction f>eT subscribtr
Franklin Pon:datn
Fnnldtn Coenen, Pennsylvania 19091
Ple11e enter my subtcription for The N1don1l
Audubon Society Sonabirds oE ihc Worid Porcalil\
P\ae Collecticn My collecuon Is to consist ol twelve
Me £nsliah bone china sQCH. 11>.Jx llmC to me It the
ra~ oE one every ocher month.
I need ecnd no peymmt now. The blue price of $SS.•
£or each place wt1l be .,.lled to me In two eoqual
manthly iru(a.llmtna o( $27. 5()-each, beeinnlna with
the thipmmt oi my flnt pl1tc. ,.'. ..•~ ..... Ill) .... -· ....
Mr.
Mn.
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ByPeerJ.
Oppenheimer
The Arkins are an lncredlble
famJJy. There'• actor, director, au·
thor. folk llngcr and compoeer
Alan, 43, his wtfe Barbara Dana,
a wr1t.,-and an actresa, his two
sont by his first wife -Adam,
20, and Matthew, 17 -and hla
and Barl>arai ton Anthony, age
nlna. AD thrM boyS are acton.
When the five first came to-
gether In 1968, It took a lot of ef.
fort to pu1I themMlva Into a
family. On this they aU agree.
They allo agrec that the unique
doMnut they have achieved
was worth the struggle.
This past year has tau I that
doeenas. Alan dtNctec and
ltarTed In the IOOO-to-be·re-
leated Fa. Sole tn Hollywood for
12 montht -the longat strekh
he haa been away from .. New
Yodc home In the 12 years he
and Barbara have ban manted.
ln add!Uon, Adam hat been ltar·
rtng I{' the CBS comedy Busting
LOON 1n Los Angela, and It II
his ftnt Hmc away from home.
It took Alan 12 yean to get on
Broadway via hls ml.Ille befcn
he ftnal1y got hit big bMak In
1963 In fntn Laughing. At the
tatM time he met Battiera, who
played his gtrffrtend In the play.
lncldentally, In AN Sal. Barbara
plays the glrl&tend of Rob Reiner
("Mathead" In An In The Foml· M. the ton of Cart Rctncr who
wrote Erttcr Laughing.
'When Barbara and I met. we
both realized wt felt the ume
way about the arts,.. Alan told
me. •we've never had any con-
fkt of any kind on It. We like the
aame thl19 and for the same
r...ons."
His eons' Involvement ln thaw
businae, as weD u th8lr fMl!ng
of~. can be attributed to
Alan'I qui.t gu1danc:e and lnflu·
enc.. Hit oldest ton, Adam,
tummed It up this way: "H.'I
been • wonderful example be·
CAUN hei able to Mperat.e his
own datre from what II bat for
ua. Som• parents uy thll, but
!My have Mlflsh moctva at the
root and force their goala on th.Ir
kid&. He WM lncr.cWy honat
and werm when we '"" wow-
ing up."
.. Adam II h me," Alan com-
mented. "He'• always known he
wanmd to Id. He'a tpent his life
~ around Mta, not b9-
c:aUM I forQd htm to, but be·
Leaning toc.oard au«ae: Barbara, Matthew, Alan, Tonv and Adam
cause that'• aD he cvn wan~
do.
.. Matthew II wry talented, too.
In fact, tometima thcN'1 a little
feelng of competition between
the two older boys. Adam will
aay MattMw II going to be the
superstar ltl the family bcauae
he fftlt Matthew II m«e d\lll'm-
lrlQ and betta-looldng than he. I
don't think that'• true, but I am
glad he can verbaliae It. Matthew
just finished woridng In • film
Paul Mazunky made In New
York."
While Matthew Ilka acting,
he's starting to think ebout law.
Alan looked abldutaly Mttous
when he aaJd, ''We tell him hei
the black lhetp of the family be-
caUM he gets haircuts, draea In
suits and wants to go to coOeg..
W.'v• bitd wry hard to taJlc him
out of It -wear torn junt, let
.. hair wc>w. do WOl'M In IChool
-but he\ gotng to aave ua all.
he thtnb. 'Someone haa to keep
ua out of trouba.,' he eys."
Explalntng Tony wun't that
~ "All I can teJI you la that
whm he did hi. flrlt play 1n kln-
clcrgarW\. I oouJdn't be th.re/'
Nld Alan. "He didn't .. Y •word
becaUM he'I vay ttdc and
doeln't complafn. Anllly, 09\e
morning, NVCral mcnthl later.
he ~ tttang at ... brukfMt
table, not attng or anything, and
he u~ Mid, 'I t..i bed
that o.ddy didn•t ... me In my
play.' So Barber• Mid, "But he'U r"
.. you In tomethlng else,• and
he &aid, 'Yuh, I know, but I am
IUN If he laW nM he'd be getting
me much more wodl.' H•'• '°
anxious to get going, that, before
he, goa to sleep at night, he
complalns about not havtng an .,, ....
Alan and Barbara also are
published writers. Alan wr<Q
thort Ilona for Galaxy magazine
and hat two chlldrsn'I books to
his CNdlt, ttw latat t.tng The
l.Ammlng Condition (Harper &
Row). 8-tbara started wrtttng at
Alan'•~ to flD her &on.ly
days when they w.re mgaged
and ahe was on tour In Who~ NroJd Of Virginia Woolf? Her
latat don 11 a chlJdrcn'I book
ent.tded Rutgcn and I"-Wa,_,..
Snoua (Harper le Row).
In addltk>n to thcM ac:hJeve·
nwnts, Alan, Barbara and tha
boys 1'9Ctndy tpmt two montha
rnalclng their own chtlchn\
*Old. Alan, who lfr9, plays
guitar and flute, compoeed the
ml.Ille, 8aibara wrote the worda,
Adatn played drums and Mat·
thew and Tony "did 101M
tinging."
S11mmlnp lt all up, Alan maka
the undentatc:ment of this 01 any
odw year: .. , thlnk w. have •
very unutual kind of famlfy. w.'I
work very Mid at tttttng al0fl9 .
None of \II IJca It when anott..
membn ttn't happy wUb what
W.'N dotng. W.1 t.aJk fJR1
.bout It end wodl It ouL" 11111
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Footnot. to • femous ftlghl This week marks the 50th annrversary of Charles
A llndbergh·s nonstop lhght across the Atlantic. We.d like lo add our accolade
to the others that are pouring lorth Through Vacuum Otl Company, a pred·
ecessor of Mobil, we had a un1Que vantage point f0< Lucky undy's hrstonc
achievement Frank W Loveioy. a member ol Vacuum's sales stall. was able 10
lend a hand
Peaaport to aulcfde. Here's how Loveioy recorded the episode In early 1927, a
telegram was dehvered to the sales department of Vacuum Ori Company The
telegram was signed by Lindbergh. It said he planned to fly lrom New York to
Pans and would be using Mob1lo1f Could the company dehver the Oii io him at a
New York arrlield? A lew weeks later. when Love!OY was in SI LOUIS he wsmt out to
the airport 10 meet Lindbergh, who asl<ed 11 the company could also help 1n other
ways F0< example Could we arrange thar the hghts be turned on at Le Bourget
A1rl1eld 1n Pans? And could the company help him gel a passporl?
We could, end did. We also helped arrange fOf the Lindbergh plane to be
housed at Roose\/elt Field. 1n Mineola. Long Island, and for the use of a ramp.
whteh Admiral Rtehard E Byrtfs people had butlt. so that the plane could gel
enough momentum on the runway to take off with its heavy fuel load (Byrd made
the transatlantic lhght later) Several members ot the Vacuum stall were at
Roosevelt Fteld for the lakeoll As Lindbergh's plane disappeared into the
eastern hot1zon at dawn. ltle consensus seemed to be that here was a young
man int8"lt on comm1tt1ng suicide
The n-v~..,.. wrong. Lfldbergh landed in Pans on May 21, 1927 after
a 33~-hoor flight (which can be dupltcated !Oday rn 6 hours 55 minutes by
commercial ,et) The triumphant 25-year-Old had won a place " m~llon•
of hearts on both sides or lhe Allantic. as well as $25,000 1n poze money
dOnated by Raymond Orteig, a New York hotel owner undbergh's Ryan mon-
oplane, ·rhe Spirit of Sc Louis,· was poiNered by an arr-cooled 225-hofse·
PQIN8f engine tt used 366 gallons of gasohoe and JUSI under five gallons of
lubricating Oil
A quote we Ilk•. ·we actually lrve !Oday, 1n our
dream~ 01 yesterday, afld. hvflg 1n these dreams. we
dream again " Charles A Lindbergh in hts book, The
Sptclt ol St Lou/! (Charles Scribner's Sons)
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PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson
Does feedback &om others affect our own self-esteem?
Is a person's high opinion of himself usually deserved?
WHAT YOU THINK
Of YOURSELF
I. In most cases, when a penon has a
good opinion ol himself It Is deserved.
2. The difference between your ectual self
and your Ideal self has a strong relation-
ship to your self-esteem.
S. The quality of your relationship with
your child Is llkely lo depend on the opln·
Ion you have of yourself.
4. Regardless ol how attractive you are, If
you don't llke the way you look, your rela·
ttons with the opposite sex will be affected.
5. The feedback we get from others has
an Immediate effect on what we think of
ounelva.
6. You can judge a womans self·esteem
by the distance she maintains from some·
one durtng a conversation.
ANSWERS
l . True. Psychological studies at St. Fran-
cis College In Pennsylvania have shown
that a good opinion of oneself tends to go
hand In hand with a well-rounded person·
alfty, good emotional adjustment. good
psychological health and a sense of well-
being
2. True. The St. Francis College study
ctta findings 1howlng that the greater the
dl1Crepancy between your actual self and
your Ideal .elf (the way you feel you
should be) the lower your eelf-csteem.
And conversely, the more succaaful you
arc In bringing your actions, attttudu and
llfatylc Into line with your Ideal self, the
more you will enjoy the feeling of high self·
esteem. In other words, the mON you do
your bett to llve your ltf e u you feel you
lhould, the mol'e you wlO think ol yourself.
• 3. True. A Untventty of Nebraska 1tudy
tested more !Nn one hundred mothen on
a "Self-Concept ScaHI" (an ovaaD m.a-
sure of their level of scK-nt .. m). Low
U e P'AMILY ~IJCLY, U., 11, 1tn
scoren and high 1eoren were divided Into
two groups, then observed through a one-
way vision screen during a series of t?·
minute play periods with their chlldreki.
Andlngs: High self-esteemed mothen got
along better with thelT children, showed
more affection, mode fewer negative re-
marks; their children were better !>ehaved,
paid more attention to the parents' sugges-
tions and admonitions.
4. True. A team of behavior specialists at
the University of New South Wala (Aus-
lralla) recently explored this question wing
more than 900 men and women students
as subjects. In-depth Interviews revealed
that students of both sexes who had mls-
gfvfn~ about their appearance had a high-
er tendency to encounter dlfflcultia In
opposite-sex situations -regardless of
how attractive they actually were. These
students also reported a markedly higher
level of anxiety than the other students.
5. True In Untvemty of Texas studies.
male students received evaluations based
on their appearance on the sound of their
voice from female college lludentt. It was
arranged for tome students to receive J>09'"
ltlve feedback and for others to receive a
negative response. Subsequent testing
showed that self-esteem ~was significantly
higher with subjects who had received pos-
itive feedback." Presumably, however, this
temporary upward zooming of self-regard
might be expected to last only undl the
subject ancountered someone who caUMd
him to fHI rejected.
6. True. Findings of a New York Unlvenl·
ty 1tudy of tome 100 female college •tu·
dents showed that thole who made high
ICOC'ct on Mlf-estecm tats ~-.quired laa
distance betw .. n thcmMl\/U and the ~
ton with whom they were conven-,_
Ing than thoM with low Mlf ·atccm. !All •
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lnspcctlng an old houM and flnandng the
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Climate No Pracrtpdon
FOl'Aathma
The old notion that a dry climate helps
asthma sufferers lln't always true -ape.
dally when the efflkted arc children.
"There's no way to pndid whether a
change of cllmatc wUI bmcftt an asthmatic
child °' whether any beneflt wlD be long-
lasting," says Dr. Fred Leffert, codlrect0t
of pcdlalrlcs at the N..dona.I Jewilh Hosp.
ta! and Racarch Cent.er in Denver.
MSomctlmel a mow wlll seem to help,· he
adds. "but the asduN returns later. W. ad-
vise aga!Nt tuc:h drastic stCP1 as changing
}obs and uprooctng the family )ust to JClo.
cat• an lllthmatic chid. Many ct\&dren
ou~ asthma. but lt't much saf• to
OMUm« the •thm.t wUI continue "
Stllcly Showa W..t.rn Faby
Tala Moet Violent
Psycho&ogllt Doyle GentJy. had of Ouk.
Unlvcrt!ty'1 OlvWon of Madk.AI Psv·
~ t. compWted a 9tudy showing
that fajry tam read by chl1dnm In Walen
cultura .. stgnlflcandy more vto&.nt then
thoee rw! by c:hlldml •wt.ere Dr Gen·
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many act.a of ..-a11on • the Indian tala
studAed and fow ttma as many as the J•
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~ ~ IOdety pce1mtng a wtitten ~
'-"'•" he My.. "lNy .,. ~ to chlklten
at an urty age, oft.n bcfON the chlld has
dewloped the ~ lo dlsttngu'-h b.
tween ftcdon and realtty, and before he h.111
been ayst•matlcAlty apoeed to TV and
comlcl." Gentry tald i. study w• con-
duekd u P81 of an effort to find out why
the "United Sta.ta .. ci..ty the most 119'
gr..iw cultur. ln the wodd."
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As an American consumer. you may have CREDIT: The Equal Credit Opportunity
more protection under law than you may Ad was upended to make It Illegal for
realtl.e. Here's a rundown on action 18"nl· crcdlton to dba1mlnate on the basil of
ly taken by the executive, legtslative and race, cob, religion, national qtn, Ml(,
)udldal branches of government that glva marttal status, age or because all Of part of
you tighter controls owr the food you cat, the conaumer's Income Is from publlc .-..
car you drive, and mOfe. tana. The law, effective this year, also re·
AIRLINES: The Supreme Court ruled qulra credlton to tall contumers why they
that a paaenger who has been bumped were refused credit.
from an OVCfbooked flight may 1ue the air· FOOD LABE.S: The Food and Drug
line for damages. Admlniltratton lauad a flnal regulation
ANTITRUST: Congrcsa enacted a law regarding a uniform procedure for llsttng
allowing state attorneys general to br1ng food lngred\ents on labell. One rule 1•-
antttrust actJons, on behalf ol the citizen• qulru that fata and oils be spedflcaUy ldeh·
of their atata, agalnlt alleged pncc ftxcrs. tlf1cd -auch a1 "cottonlffd air' Instead of
This Is Important In c-.s where the simply "vegetable oil." The Department ol
amount Involved fOf any one consumer Is Agricultute has limited the use of words
small -.. y 15 cents -and therefOfe not such as 1>w"e." "air Of "100 perunt" on
worth gotng to courl over. meat and poultry labels. The WOC'ds cannot
CARS: The Energy Polley and Conarva-be used If the product contalN additives,
don Ad lets mandatOfy fuel-ceonomy lndudlng 1Cat0nlngs and praervattves.
stAndards l1artlng at 18 mlla per gallon for WARRANTIES: AD wrttten warranties fOf
1978 can and rtstng to 27.S mlla per products costing more than $15 must now
gallon for 1985 modell. Another law, ap-contaJn a dacrtptlon of the parts or com-
plytng to uted cars, makes tampct1ng with ponents covered, a statenumt of what the
an odometer or lncomp&ctcJy dlsdollng wanantor will do and lnformalon on Mt·
mllage a criminal offente. ding disputes.
How To Get Out Of
Bed In The Morning
If you have trouble getting out of bed In
the morning, tty thac ttpe:
• Set the alarm clock for when you must
orlM and M.p the lhadc "P to the am wfU
make It hardc:r for you to keep~·
• Don't ovcrat Of overdnnk before bed· esm.. Exc:allve food or drtnk tends to hln·
dcr eound 9'ecp.
• Set out cve:rythJng you'& n4Md for the
morning the nlgtlt bcfcn Don't ~ave ded-
tlon.I about whot to war for the momlng.
•Try this atmple but cxecn.nt exen:IM:
Whlle ldll In bed. ttrctich and bruthe
deeply.
• EICptCt to have a good day. Forget
about any bed dreamt°' nlghtmera.
QulckTaka
A-'caM ..-941 aboat b.alf tllelr
free U.. la &ent of U..1V Mt aod
... than l psc:at Oft ..,, Id .. of
pbptc:at aerct.M. according to Dr.
John Robinson ol Cleveland State UnJ..
vastty, who mad. an extensive study
of the naUon's lellute time ....
tlart-trauplaat plooea Dr. Ml-
cbMI DeBakey ..,. .. far .. b•'•
concerned, IMart traMplanta u. • tlain9 of die pMt. "It just hasn't proved
to be as fruitful u we thought It might
be." he says. "In a few places, a few
surgeons are still dolng h, but the grftt '™"°"ty have abandoned It. It )ust
didn't work out." ... To coaapeaaata
for U H....0, Wei wtaa.. Co-...bu, Olalo, ,_ 8 . .1. Glbbe
W beea lldd ... a wttamla addl-
the to the water for hie 30 ..,.._..
daJcbm. n......i ............
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.... That's about threc·tlma bigger
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eggs that big... Glbbt says he 11 with-
drawing his supp&ement. Happlest
about that dedsk>n may be Glbbt' hcN,
who were unable to 1tand for several
days after laying their big eggs.
Chlll Propoeed A. State Dt.h
To go With the ate bird, ltate flower and
state tree, a ltgislat0t hat recommended
the adoption ol a amtc dllh. Rep. Ben
Grant of >Wshali, Texas, acknowledges
that hit bill making Tcxat chill the ttate's
flnt food ha been trapped In the HOUM
Stata Affairs committee for a good while,
but he f_... conf\cMnt the maaurc even·
tually wlD make It to the Ooor. "We've fed
the c:ommttt .. chtll aftawerda, not as a
bribe, but u demonmatlve evidence on
the true goodnesa of THas ch!M, Grant
aaya of the oommttt.ec hearings. Grant says
• San Antonio 9"0UP plans to cook a
wortd-NCOOI size pot ol chill to oeJebrate
wtMn his chill proposal reaches the House
floor for debate. "It's a hot Issue." he
obeerva.
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be •llllOClllUd
(I)"'*"._... Sin Oitco l'ldrtt n. Pll1lldelplt11 Plulhes -~DlcM!Pr.-n• G al (I) <m WCT S...,. f1Mf Final round of mtn's sinclts
Clllllptl.ltlllft
• .,...,. ...... Oodttrs vs Ntw Yora Mets
U:OO e r..t• Olartit .lonn hosts ll1d soorts rime s110W 1:00 e (@ CJ)) CI> c..611 o,.. Celf Co.trace al final 1ound pf1y 1n
l!ld $200,000 lowrna1111nt from the Colonial COllntry Club 111 FOtt Worth,
Tws
?:GO 8 ID (I) CmdlbM ?:JO. (all (I)) 0 ~ .,._...
3:30 e (8 (I)) ID Wt~ lnlutle11al Te1111i1 Cla•k Marlio
Nmal1lova vs V111lflia Wtcle.
lllCMIDAf, MAY 1'
5:00 • (8 (I)) Wll1if lte&wpw/OI CllM,.._. live t4Ytra11 of World Htnywe1cht Cllam1>t0n Mijflammad Alt's return lo lhe r1n1
tpinst • world·reted hdtlet-S1111n's Alfredo Enn1ehsta, from the
C.pitll Centre 1n Landover, Marylod, There wilt also be'"° otller bouts, a yet not set.
FlllDAf, llAf lO 1.• e ANa s.cc.r los Anples Aztecs vs. f'Vrtl1nd Timbers.
SATU..,_Y, MAY 21
U:tl e &in*-ltllbjer U.pe .._... 8alt1111«t Orioles vs New Y«-
Ytnb& , ......... , ..
• (121 Cl)) 0 ....... Wll1if .. s,.tb
2:tl e @ (I) Cit ltaliu o,.. Ttllllil CbwflusN, Comaae of
the semi l1111l r0\llld from f OIO lt1l1CO tn Rome, Italy Adrttno P1n1tt1 IS
deftnd4n1 cllamPIOft
• (9 Cl)) O n. rr..... Sb&• livt tove111e of tht Pru•
lltSS Stiles lrOlll P1111lte.0 Ritt Course 1n Blll11no1e, Maryllnd
l:tO • (121 Cl)) ... WW. WwN el s,.,u tJI. ((l?J CJ)) Cl) .....w 0,..""
• ""-' ~ lAlpMt 5:tl e (@ CJ)) Cl) CIS $filrts ~
SIUIDAY, IMf 15 '-• e ct1 "llMt' (clra) '6&-Stm McQueen
7:JI • ct1 '1111 0. A Miit' (mys) '7 t-C1111stcphtr GfOICt L
la e ct) "YMI, .,.. I Owl" (com) '6&-Henry Fonda, lcic1lle m ... e (@CJ))()) .. ,., .._" (com) '75-Ryan O'Neal e (9 ())) ct) "KWll l'WM Drlftw" (wes) '73-Cltnt EHi· WllOCI.
lllCMIDAY, llAY H .. e ((Jl) (I))_ Cl) a:> "t..M T...,.. (com) 'J 1-0ic~ Van Dyke.
• (J:') '1lilt lie.._... (dtl) '69-~an O'N,.I. lttlh Tay!« Younr e (I:) "Wlllat 11111" Cdfe) '14-Andy Gnflitll, Shtrff North. • • a I)) • CC'.> .. ~ "" OtNr S1i11t " Dew" cm> 77-u.p J lkCloskty, £v1 Plumb. N111 f 11nst11n. Carl Holliman l:JI e CC> "s.tllc ..,._. (dta) '6&-Clhott Gould fUW>ff, ., 17 .. •a:> "v-1r1 1 II" (ldw) '47-Cety Coo9er, P1ulttt1 Goddard
•CJ:) "11111 ti tills." (n) ''3-Yul llfy!tlltf Gto11• O..kirla lllDlllDMf, MAY II ... a • CC> .. ,.. c..,.. ........ (dra) ·11-111nt Ille~. si. .. Slltut'-a ~ Mceold
• <ID~ FW' C*'> '2-littfWY rtci -rt Mitchum .. • (tm CJ)) Cl) CC> "IM._,.( .. ) '77-Wllham Df\'ane. t:ae • Cl><ll •CC>~..-< .. > ·11-eom.111 Sllerpe, ·~ TMUISUAY, IMY It .. e (I:)...,_ ti LlrW" ("') '49-Wtllialll Holdtn
• .,_. 11M ti lliit" (COlll) 'M-Od Vin Ope
t» • CI>. CC>.,.. 0.-, t.-...· (dra) '17-0.lt Robillttt• FlllMY, IMY 2'
1:.J1 r..= (J) ea:> ''l,irll ti St. l.Mlt" (1dv) 'S7-J1mt1
.. e ((11) CIXI> CID ... ~<••> '75-Jolln W1111t e (121 (J)) a:>,. C..... _. (dra) '17-0on, Olt!IWI,
-:Mtual,llt!I .. e (J:') -0.. -IL" (adv) '67-RaQlltl Welch, Joh Rlcllattboll. Hie aD..,,..., If.._,.(~) 'II-Sine Rffvtt. Ctorcil Moll ea:> "111t C..,...,._.. (ICN) '11-Gtqoty Ptck. Dtvid Nwen.
.... (I) 9. CC>~ (111ys) '17-ltobtrt Culp.
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--"tM...,, ....... tM •Jlbrlous brNldon of a ....., ,...,. ltltilll .i tM ....... threat to lltftlloa of
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•r tM ..-..,.._ 1. *-SplCI Cetlttr (USA) on tht
Mlklrtl ti....._ Tua
llC'1 Sundly nl&Jtt Bit Eftftt ii a *iublthuder this .-,
bqinnln1 It IPM with ''The Father Knows Best Reunion.''
foUowM at t:30PM with Dnicl Niwtn IS host-t1arntor of ''The
Bi11ioft Dollar Mowia." The oriaiftll cast of tht old Father
Knows Belt series-Robert Youns. Jane Wyatt. Elinor Donahue,
Billy Gl1y and Lauren Chapin-reunite in this story thlt brinp
aM the 1fOW11 children bacl for their parents' 35th wtddin1
anniwersary. Widowed Betty arrlwa from Clllcap wtth ber two
youn1 daulht•rs; Bud is now a 11rofmioa.al motorcyde racer
and com11 fnlm Minneapolis wftti his wife and son; and Kathy,
now a om tudltr in Kansas City, arriYtl and is followed by
her fiancee-a widower wftti two childrlft.
''The Billion Dollar Movf11" is a spteial 50th anniwrury
celebrltioa of the ''talkie," and futur11 12 of tht hllfltst·
1rossin1 films produced since the release of tht first "talkie"
("The Jan Sinter") In 1927. ColltctJvely, the 12films1rossed
nurtr two billion dollars ind won 50 Oscars in all Cltepies.
11:00
0 (til'.I (])) (I) Y-1 & hsltas
D G ({) ill» ID •a•• Thi r-JJ Old VIII o,M • <a (J)l a s.c.. CMtc• Jim Ptck hosts
CJ llewle: Ste Dayltmt Movies ......
CD Golntr Pyle
f'D Eledric C..,.llJ
-11:30-
0 (Cl?J (])) (lJ Surch lor TOllO<row
8 (I) (2)) (I) m Cl11co & tht
11111
Ill Maybtfyy RFD
(J) John Wild D ((ZI ())) QI faMil) feud
tilfl Mary Hlrtma•, Mary Hart1111n m Let's bp
Cl) llaftl!J & Ille ,roftstM
fill) Sal• Strlft
An•RNOON
-12:30-
• (<lll CJ)) (() As Ille Wtfl4
Tllflll; "-i4tlltlll Celtftrt11e1 Tues
Pin C.rttr meets lhe people of
Southern C11iforn11 1n his first
rtalOllal leltv1s1on conversation
D 0 CJ) (JD) CID ltars of Our u.. e Twll!Ot Z-
()) CIJ Co..rtllllp ot Eddie's Fltlltt
fD Yep fw Htattll
1:00 e MtN: S.1 D1y111nt Mcw1n
(I) 1'lllt Clrl
• ( ) 0 trt11'1 ""' ..... .., .......
-1:30-u (<m CD> CI> Tiit Gui.ii.a LllM D D ()) <II G Tiii DldlM1 I LM L11cJ =~~ O..UltllU..
2100
• (Cl?) CJ))()) ....... fH!llr
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G MIN: Stt 01yti1111 Mcwen ....
-2:15-
• ( Cl)) Gtwll .....,
-2:30-
• ((ll) CJ)) (() Mata c. ...
• OIZle Ml Harritt
(I) LIM It ti "'*
m 11i1•111t r., CB Terryblla m Claw-. 1111trvc:t.e
3:00
D ( Clll CJ)) T lttleUle
-~n-t'-IS... • Did v .. op.
(I) 14111 "'"" * fri9Ns • <a Cll> a u,. o1 llipt ® lletit: Ste D1yt1111t Movies
m ""'''le .., ,.,.,.
@(I) lftlttillt m fulllfes .
-3:30-
D cm H1 DeuclaJ D lllNlul Center g Bia Vallly
(I) Tiie Arcllla
B Mowil: See Daytime Movies All
in the l'tl Wed
()) 8f1cly lunch
ID 841p and His ISllddln Gl C.rtOOllYillt
( Clll CD) Ill.O's lie T 'I' cam> n. ro,.,. s....
8 Diulll; C.n It llaur1111I Wtd
4:00
CJ) labun a <a CJ)) a* Att•"*°' Special Wtd "The Ptnbalb" 1(11sty
McNichol st11s as C.rht, an 1mp1sh
1111 who finds herself 1n a fostt1
llomt with two other -,ounplers Also
slarnna art Sparky Marcus u
Thomas J. 1 JOUth abandoned as a
baby attd raised by 1-.o old tidies
and Johnny Doran as Harver
dutrttd by his mother
(I) C.trlltlC) 0.. Cl f $n
CID W..12 m The Ardlies
.., tltdlt alllil Jtctle
((ill CJ)) T1le l.tllt RMpf
0 M.nt·l2
fD V'llta .... ,. <a > ea111o11s
-4:30-D Te TtM Ille Trvtll 1J Orapet
CD Gdl/p•'•hlaM
m n-. ""' lids .., lup lllflllJ
C CflJ > hke Is •IPI ID llt11 ~ S11ow f'D llistlf .... ,.
(a> (I)) lloft111u
5:00 ODD(()(Jl lUJhrs
• lloftalll.I
Cl) f11111ty Affair
D (IBJ (()) 8 WorU Ht~•J·
••laht Cll1111,IH1hi, Firlit Mon
L 1ve cover11t of World He1vyweiaht
Champt0n Muhammand Ah's relurn
lo lht 11n1 a111ns1 worlJ rated
Alfredo EY1nathsl1, trom lhe C.p1l1I
CHiii, 1n LandoVer. Maryland
G Wild Wiid Wed m T1le ..... lllicttJ Moua Clu• Cl) Kart.. ... ,,., m S-1111 Strllt m Dinalll
-5:30-• ()) (Clll CJ)) ( (21)
CJ) hrtrillrt FM~ -~ ms.,....
>•-
'Norld ~lght champion Muhammad All, att.r a brief
"retirement," returna to th• ring In defenM or hi• tltl•
agalnat Spaln'a Alfr9do Evano-tl•ta ••the feature of a llve,
exclu1lve prime time boxing trlplaheader, Mondey at 5PM on
ABC. The scheduled 15-found Ulla fight will taka place In
Capital Centre, Lando...r, Maryland, th• Nma arena Where
All barely held off Jimmy Young on April 30, 1978 In a match
that waa aleo carried llve and axcluelvety by ABC SPQtta, , ....
SUNDAY
MAY 15
llOAAINQ
*I~ ...... rtbdtllt
-5:45-
Mle '-tn/~
I lffilillOOI
1:00
8 (CllJ CD) Cl) Ctlttl•I O,e1
W Cover•&• of flnal round play 1n
ltlis $200,000 tournamenl flom Ille
Colonial Collntry Club 1n fort Wonh,
Ttus lee Trevino IS dtf1nd1n1
c"-mplOll.
Cl)nlllls .....
• llftle: cc:i "TIM n,1 .. r .. tai.s" (adv) 'S9-Michul Callan
Ewy Norlund, Joan Enns
• MiMtt -c.t• :=:.er.,.,
(121 Cl)) c.-, a.ks
.... c../tafJ ..... as.a,...,.
-1:30-
• Wtritty C. TNtllel Cont1n11es
to !>l'M
Cl) Ara's SpGfts ht4 m Mtwit: "U111wrtt D"
2:00
.. @ CJ) "udsUlld
Cl) lollMD
tD Alfrt4 Hlldlctd l'ftMlltl
II) T1n111
(QI (J)) Tiit ....... """ m si.,... " DMtqt
-2:30-.. <B lilHt tllt ,, ..
• (QI (J)) 8 AlleflclR s,orts..
INll 81111 CrOlby, 1'1111 Hams end
Curt Gowdy hunt aeese 1n Mtryland,
and actor Chnstophtr Plummer IS
1u1de for 1 lnp to lllt 8'h1m1s to
t.Unt• 1 Spanl$h 11ll1on btheved
loaded Wllh trnsure
• Mlril: "Tiie My s.ttlltn"
(mys) '4S-Beta Lu10J1. Bom Kartoll, Henry Danltll
...... CC) "Cfutin W'~ tile
... HIM" (llor) '70-Klaus K1nsl1
011na Kerntt. Harold leoPold
0(1)1,......
3:00 .,..,. . .....,..
8 At 0Rt Witll ... "Jth fr111·
........,.. l>trtctor F11nhnltt1met
("llbd Sundaf' and "Tiie rreneh
Connection II") dlSCusses his "roller
coaster" career.
Cl) Wiid WIW Wat
<II IMlt: a::> ~ ... R '" tllt Wil4ef· 11t•" (adv) '66-R1thard Harris.
John Huston II> llt"le: CC) "0 .. d, o .. d Delltlll" (llor) '12-Wlll Ceer, A&nes
Mooftllud.
(CllJ CD> CIMtu SmlltMft fD Ultle n...ttt .. tlle 0..1 ~
cltMdtu's "*''' by lllt H1tlon1I Thtalre of the Deal, as tl1ty present
slorlfl throuth pantomime. mime
and pottry
-3:30-
D MMI•: cc:i "Su1• St111e•"
(df1) '57-Susan Stmber1. Heft()
fO!lda, Cllrlstoplltr Plummer Jo1n
Greenwood. Htrt>trt Marsltal1
• (9 (J)) 0 WtfW l~•ltl·
tltul T111l1 Cluak Martina
NtVTlbllm vs. YlrJlnll Wade
OCD.._tl~ ......
4100 en.s..,sa..
• W11iltY ell\ T..,_ Utt llo111
(l)Ullia ...
..... CC) "J1le o.Mlr , ... ,H
(611) '75-Kiirl Ruutll, Rlchtrd
Yniautr, Ntd O..tt1, Ptpt Strnt
....... ! CC) "fer A F• Dlllrt Iller•" (ns) '67 Clint ent.ood.
l•• Van Cluf. G1111 lbrit Yolonte
TV WEEK MAY 16, 1177
•VINING
8:00
•• (1) ......
G l'Mt'a Cat
• ....,It: ct) (Z~r) "Bullitt"
(dra) '68-Slen McQueen. Robert
Veupn. Jacqueline Biuet. Dorl Gor OOll. ROO.rt Omll. Sunon ON!and ..... w.w
• lllMlt: CC) (nr) "Tiit
MKllatk" (dfl) '72-Chtrles
Bronson, J111·M1thael Vincent, Jill
lret1nd
((IlJ CD> 11tt1 Wltlll ,..,.. s....
• uro °"""'°" l2J) Cl) lu Fr11clKt: CltJ tut
Walts II !Mt m Stir s.cc.t (121 (I)) Tilt to tlll lbnaaer
1111 IMMh a $25,000 l'Jralllid
-6:30-
D ~Cil) Cl) 0 llns . __. .. •w.N ...._. e Wetld ti IN S. <m Tiit 111et1t --.rwt n
fa Fvtarl Ill Wli
(QI (I)) ., ••• s,.ta w.itl
7c00 e ((J.1) CD> Cl)_...
8 SJIOW WHITl TO llOWI
• OISl£Y M0¥1l IUTI
• ~ CJ) Cf.I • w.111 ., Dlt-
.. , "011ney's Crutut VU1a1u"
Hans Conrtld, tht slm of Ille M111t
Mirror on tht wall. w u narnt«
IOI lh11 CIYl!ctde of dtvtlli11 dllllC
Im, as to1ne ol lhtu "'°" dasUrdly
duds (followed by the rennce
mettd 011t by Juata> .,, 5howtl: C.ptal11 Hoot captures nrtt Liiy;
McktJ MOUte 11 pursued by the
C11nt, Mow1h the 1un1I• boy is
stlztd by Ille Mrpent; Snow Wllltt IJ
ttmpted by !lit f)OhoMd apple. for
each villainous plot, llttrt Is 1
dellchlful Disney IOlution ())Wild.,...
• (13 Cl)) U •111ey Drew/
lb,., llp "Secrtt of the Jade Kw1n
Yin" fhe Hudy Boys btcomt
1nvolvtd 1n an unusual use ol smu1
ahnr when lhty lry to unravel tht
myS'lery ol an uc11nt Chinese
trusure Her• Bo' 1d Roultnd
Chio, Rldlard lee ~-• and Ric/lard
loo cunl
D ... y,_,. H1H1t ..,,." .....
9 ~WSNP"'clMI fD Tiie Str._ fa..iy (R) "Ann.-
first of 1 snu p11t se11u on
tompostr Jounn Strauu. starnna
EsK Woole and Allot Stalt~ss m ._ 1111 Mn
-7:30-
(1) w, W'illillltt SM.
G .... it! CJ:) (M) "llha t11 A
Strltl'' (mys) '71-Chrrsfophtr
Georce, Wilham Schalltrt. Jofl Grey
Jack W1rden
8 :00
9 ((!!) CJ)) Cl) ahtd1 (R)
Rhoda's worst fears are rultad
when he1 hllSband leevts l!Ome e all Cl) <Ill lllt H C's llC
&e.t-F ltlltr K11tWt lat at1111MN1
The 011c1n1I Father Knows But
ust-Robert Youns. Jane Wyatl,
Eltnor Oon1hut. Billy G11y and
lnrtn ci.,p1n-11e reunited 1n lhis
slort 1n •llich lht children au return
home fOf thttr parents 35111 wedd1n1
l!lftl'itfSlly
(J) htt1 11&1,..,. Vlf\ety SM.
• (8 CJ)) SI.a lllllliel s lib•
illt Ghostly Teltly~" Sim mull
battle ttltp1th1c b111nwasll1n1 lo
._ Ute mysltry a4 1 wu1sh1n1
formula and cltar himself ot
tspi011.,e cll111es Lu LtnllOl'll alld
Cllnst1u Hatt &utst
..... CC) Qlw) "TM!\, lllill
& Olin" (COlll) 6'-Luc1lle Ball.
f1ury fondl, Van Johnson f om Bosltr. Jtnn1ltt luk. f1m Matheson Bu Mu/pity
• S.. Yttty Sllllt
-1:30-
• {(l1J CU) (fl P11711i1 tR) Ph•
Ila ruslla lo Ptotecl lltr d1u1llltr
lron1 the chilclles of 1 luc1nahnc
oldtl man by llllo•1n1 llt1stlf 11 him 9 .....,,. "Sdlwtltnrs" * .... ~., .....
"C.. ... ,. tllt World"
.. " st .. lhoMyflam •r..••111t~ m ....... ,..... All uploullon
oftll 1n1e.act1011 btr.ten peool• and
en 111 • 11111M11m S.1lllf'ftl$ 111ctude 1
elm of lh11d 111adm Of\ • d1xovtry
l0ijt MtftC 111110ductd lo !ht -kl ol
tit F11mtd 11 Ille OaPn Mustum ot
f 1111 Alts
9:00 e Ctn> (]l) (Jl CIS Suday
... (at) M~-.... ~ (com) 7'-htum O'llul, Ryu 0 llul
MMtltM ~• JolNI Hilltnllt11 , J
JollMO•. lurto Cllli1111 Randy 0--llorotlly fMttl, )cut ltt
i'.11... No.re W1U~11ta111 ftoyd
llbllMly In tht midst of ttlt titat
Oep1.._, MoacJ hry I !WO bit,
Mit Mllllll COii 111111, IS D¥! CO<lllfd
wlltll lie !alb PftY IO Ill, lllllOCtllf
dlatl!IS of llOI tO l/lnoctftt 9 ,.., old
Addlt lOfllllt Addtt l>lac•11111t1
M0Jt by fllUf>l1tly Ind lolldty lllSIS!lftl
!It's ht1 f1thtf Mow can'f"bt 11111
ifs not trw 1114 fljs no rtcounc but
to teat htf •Iona with tum as ht pl1t1
hi' "trad1" flr1c1n1 w1do•s by
selltn1 them Bibles supposedly
ordered by the11 1111 husbands
Qu1Ckty piov1n1 htrwll more ldept
11 1111 con 11me lh111 Mose, ~It
be11ns 1n11nttnn1 new schemes and
lllty set out Oii a StntS ol m1ckap
confulence t•mu. but 11's not lofl1
belore their unco ploys l1nd the111 111
11111 waltt with both Mde$ ol Ille law a Cini 1eMtts • ~T••Ttllllil • era (J)) a AIC SttNIJ
-lllttlt: CJ:) (Zlw) "HIP Pbla Drifttf" (•es) '73-Chnt Eastwood,
Vt1111 Bloom. M1ria11J Hilt, M1tcllell
R)an A moody ind mrstttious dnhtr
1s htrtd by a small western lown to
111ottct them lrom 11an1 of nn1eful oulfaws
D Dr. Willtfmll
O> REI HUMWD IN
"" Ga£ENSIO~. N.C.
Cl) ... ""'kid tD flluttr,ltu TMetrt -l'oldlrl
(2hr JA 16 part romantic adventure
se11es set 111 late 18th century
Colnwall, and sp1nn1n1 JO years 111
thr Oft of rebel Rem Poldark.
-9:30-
D IDJ Cl) CD m Tiit lie bent-Th 81111 .. Dollar lllovlti
David Hr~n IS hosl/n1rrator of this
special fu turina h1ahhaflts from 12
of lht h11hest 1ross1n1 molton
picturn released since 1917 1n ctle
brahon of tllt 50th 1nn1vtrs.iry of the
tat~it "'
• T1M liq ls c-11&
D Voict If Ille lllaf1Yn
10:00
• Dlytf on-, e ;.,-TM Anllstr ...
m '-"'""' m ei....
-10:30-
..., s..aprt S-.
•Tlll~
11:00
••• ill!IG> .... • ,ec.tt.n
ll)Tlll m ci.
•1Wa11t......,lall4
CD ...... : {CJ (Zttr) "T111n. Miiie .., °""" (com) '68-luc1t1e Ball, Henr~ fond• .., -1t1111111111
((ll) (})) , .. , Willial'llS In C..C.rt u Cl) ..... 12
• -.,_., It urp ca m> a., willlllll ._
m "-' S.•w.rt ._
-11:10-
• llnlt: CC) "Tiit Oubllller"
(dra) '61 0.rrtn McGav1n
D ~ D llnit: ctJ "Tiit
11114 flf C.Wt Hes•" (WtS) ']0
loon Roblfds. Slttla Slevtnl e n.. 1000.
.[)T ...... e 11..l.: l°C' "Otllm" (com)
71 W.rrtn 8tatty Coldtt Hawn
•fll IMfit: CJ:) "TMI Ctrtllll"
(l.u") 66-l'aul HtWl!lln
... Mal~ m 1ett " ltllit lllwkl *"': ~ "c.t tf '"'9" {dra) ~~-larnts Dua, Juht Hart•
-11:45-
• (Ill ())) rwttr 1111111111 s-.
-1:30-
DM 0. Wltll ....
2,00
• llnle: "Hl44•• Fur" (dra)
'SI-John P1ynt. Altundtt Kno•,
Coor•d N111I
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THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
MONDAY
lllAY 16 r._.,...,.._...,.,
'~:: ... DAY'TIMl raOCiUMS. , lw 1'llf cewu111i111ce. are It.
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QAYTIM( llCMES
!:JO•"~~ (1dv) '39-Jo~n C1r11eld. lht
lane S1St111. Jeltley LyM, fay
Ba1nlt1, Claude Rains
11:00 D CC> "Otctlf at Su"
(com) '!>6-D1ck 801arde
B1111tte &rdot James Robert
son JllS1ice 12:00 CD "Suy" (d11) '36 Jean
Harlow. F11nchol Tone. C1ry
Grant. lewis Slone, Ben11a
Hume, Una O'Connor, Re11nald
Mason. Inez Courtney, Stanley
Morn er
1:00 e "Rafflu'' (com) '40
David Niven, OllVll de H1v1ll1nd,
Dime Mey Whitty. Dudley
D1un
2:00 G CC> "Th IUaht Tiier aaw.i .... ,... (com) '69-
Jnon Robards Jr . Bnlt ntend,
Norman Wisdom
lOO CI1 CC> "KMI" (dr1) '11-
Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherlafld
Charles Cioffi. lloy Scheider
aviN1N6
8:00
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• ((21 Cl)) l1tl W1114 HtHJ·
lllliclit Cll•••illltlliJ-~ Ai -. Alfr• f;~ Continued
ltom Sl'M live cCNm(e ol this
clllml>fOllSh11> flout from lht Capital
Centre 1n Undottr, Maryland There
11111 also be two otller htlrts-as yet
not set
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m-....12 l:)Dedric~ m OMlatJt sn.
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D Di11fll Guests include James
C.rner. Lucille Ball. James Coburn
()) Wr Griffiltl ®I Men Grifftll s... CD Ftllllly Nfalr
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8:00
8 (<lll (I)) CJ) CIS MtM•y
Moft: CC> (Zllr) "Cel4 hrhJ''
(com) '71-Dick Yan Drh. Sob
Ntwll1r1. Jean Slapltlon. Pippa
Scott. lam PostOll. ~rd Everett
Horton, Bob Ettrott I Illy Gould1n1.
Yuicenl C,rden11. llaflwd Hucfles
Thi$ satinQI tomedy CC*tfns an
ent11e town that 1 011t lo win 1
foltullf 1ft rewa1d money ff mryone
1n the town can quit smolun11
U 0 Cl) 9 Ill Utttt Ht11M
• tM rnJrit ''I'll Rtdt tile W111d"
Ma and P1 lncalls relucllntly srwe
thet consent when they d1SC11Ver th1t
13-year.otd Mery has accepted y1111n1
John Edwlrdf 1>1oposal al mfmart e Mtvit: (C) (fir) "Al11k11
Saf•ri" (doc) "68
CJJ m r--..," r .. 11e11 P11t 3. Because ol his 11ro11nce
throuchout lhe yea11. Jon has anlac
on1zed his fellow docto11 and turned
the lownSl)eople •utnsl him, 111d
some of those e1llzens are deter
mined to see his p11ttlce destroyed
111d his heense revoked Jon con
lronls his mother lfMn ht ltains of
Mavis' affair wtlh his brother, then
makes his way throu1h a heavy stoim
to the island to rescwe Jenny
• Mtm 1 DH~ltftttfft!
CC> (M)"Tk Ii& ... Mt" (dra)
69-R'yu O'Neal, Leich Taylor Yount. Yan Heflin, ltt Glint. Jamts
Daty, Robe11 Webber Mer bein&
kicked out ol a mllf'lnl labef camp, 1
younc dnfter meets the 111tf11end of
the camp boss and btcolllts 11WO!Ytd
1n lltf plan to steal lht eo111pany
l)lyroll (C) C'OY'Gettilc StnlcM"'
{d11) '68-Elholl ltoutd, Candice
9tr1en A tormtt stlldenl actJwtit. "°" studyina to becollte 1 teacher,
Ina to aWOld 1ncre1S1n1 slwdtnt un
rut even tllouch his 11rllrlfnd IS lhe
leader of the student fllOwement
• lloM: CC> (2111') "Wllrttf 1111"
(1dv) '74-Andr Grilf1th, Sheree
llortll. John C.Mn. Jolln L11ch. Tim O'Connor, Louise ltlham
• '2'.000 Pyr1mld
•"-'°"'"'' e Dtca'" ti Dtclaloft "lift. llbttty & lllt Putiult of Happrnw"
In lhe l11SI inslallmenl of th11 senes
"P""· 1 younc widow-du11n1 the
witlter of 1778-is torn bttwttn the
llftds of her famlty 1nd htt country
IR Massachusetts 1n 1786, 'lttt11ns
al the Revolution 111 driwtn to
enother rtbtlhon-lh1s Umt e1111ist
tllt coum of 111111 a.n land
(8())""" • "-'tf a ....,..: CCJ Ma StM 1a "'"" (dra) 'SS-Judy Carl1nd, lames
Muon
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8:00 e 111 Cil cm• .. c Mtl4•r ...... lllfle: CC> <211t) M--...-: n. Otller Si4t ti 6ewit" (d1a) ·n-
lelp J Mcaosk•J. Eve Plumb, Alen
ftlllllein, £ar1 Holliman, Juliet Mills,
J•n H111n, loflllit C11f9m111, Asller
• Buuner. A younf 111•~·· put COii·
linueny haunts him 1t ht attempt• to
btNk IWIY from 1 lift tt • milt
huatler In Hollywood to fllid
ltcltlmale won. P11enlll dlletttlon alvrud .
1'\I WEE.I(, MAV 15, 1117
ID Men Qriffll S...
9Slllk.O.
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(al Cl)) PartfWct f-
-9:30-
((21 ())) Tiit lrt4Y a.Id
10:00
D <cm CJ)) CJ) Tiit AMM Ttt·
ttb Jack C11ford 'UtSb as Btniey C.yiotd td.1tor ol · 8oudou," who is
reputedly bt1111td out by tn tnOlllSt
lot dttelosure of xandalous 111forma·
lrOn MIU tonw1rices Gaylord to d1
vul11 his sourta for lh (Cmip ht
p11nts 1n his rai. leadu11 111111 into t
mare of rtl1ted celeb11llts and C>Ohll
cal fi(Ults, ind eventually loreicn
diplomats da1hn1 1n the purthase of
loe> secret doc11111en11 .......
Cl) WIW WIW w.t
0) Tiit Allllfil f.lrtllrt StCNY Mll.e
Wallace narrates lhls documentary
on 1W11tril Amelia Earhart fD Tiit htliwl Ph1nu.s is ICQUrl •
led tfte1 Mane's sleutlllnc tums up
the reel mu1derer Other dtvetop
ments include Ille weddma al Phi
neas and Mane, hndinc a homt for
Cousin Adtlaidt, and Plan1'1enet'1
tempe>rary ret111111tnt lo pnnle life.
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11:00
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G (S CD) LM AIMrkall Style CD Alt n..t Clitt.n
• ArillC u.
.... ,., ....... Mat) Matta.
al Tiit ..... , II 111
(<lll'(I)) Tiit b.O ..
I:) Sis Alatrlcu hallits "The
Burk Family al Gtor111" Tiiis lamrly
of ten has atwa)'1 bten pool, m1nr
hl'lt Mttt lletd JObs end 10111t ate 1n
1111 Yet they refuse wtHare assis
lance 1nd they stem lo llmwe m11nly
on 1o1etherne11
ID Draattk Strite
-11:30-
• (<lll (I)) Cl) C&S Wt lilolle: Ktjak "House ol Prayer, De11 of
Thieves", lkCIMd "fllth M111 In J.
Shina Outrtet" eawcm a...., c...
CJ) Did YM D7't • ca Cl)) a Stt.m et s.. frudlo/Ttlll
CD MttrMtn
a»Sct-U...
CDllMllhlWlt
12:00
• ...... Gt ...
G .... : ~raa. tf GllfJ" (dra)
'S7-Klrk Ooucfa, Rllph Metbf,
Adolpllt Menfou, Gtor&t Maat1dy,
Tunothy C.ey, Joteph T11fttl. ..... : "Priftta Htl W' (dll) 'S4-Howard Duff, tdl lup1110
• ~ CC> "l&Uw l IN lilt'
=
•) '60-Joan Colllnt, Alcll1rd
n, Otnnm o·o ... Rick S.ttacflt.
.. i..11111 <• ())) Scf.fl n.trt
-12:30-
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1100 D 9 Cil 9 r...,,..
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....... : CC> "llOI Cttahrtl"
("'YI) '62-Petar CU!hinc.
Vicious game In town:
shooting at rando111.
Bang! bang' who's dead? Who
cares? That's the problem. It's sense-
less. Remember the girl who was
riding along the freeway and got shot
through the head? Remember the
4-year-old who was shot on his tri-
cycle in his front yard? Remember
that driver who got shot because he
turned down the wrong street by
mistake? The next driver who gets
shot may be you.
All this week, Eyewitness News
Reporters Larry Carroll and Henry
Alfaro talk to gang gunmen, terrified
neighbors, and some of the people
who are trying to help, on a shocking
new series about the ugly rise in
senseless shooting. It's The New
Gang Violence. and it can hit anyone
in L.A. Including you. Watch all this week at 6 P. M .
~ NfNI Gang Violence"
An Eyewitness Closeup
Tuesday thru Friday
at 6 P. M.
on Eyewitness News.
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TUl!SDAY I
lllAY 17 For ..... _. afttnleel 111tMp.
plme Mt DAYTIME l'IOCU.MS.
.... lw JIU' C9utni11c1, 11re tM .,,, .....
DAmllE MOVIES
':JO • "Wiier•'• ~.1.,r·
(com) 'S2-R11 Bolser, Allyn
Mc Lene
ll:Ol G CC) "lt11t ti ll~IM ., ... a.. s. If Htmlle"
(sci Ii) '63-Goidon Scott.
Mdlael line
IZ:OO tD ''Tiit Hemalr k4r"
(com) 44-Hedy L1mm
W1lli1m Powell, lJmn Cmc
1:00 D "We're llot Mertlt41"
(com) 'S2-G1n111 Roam.
Manlyn Monroe
Z:OO Cl CC) "The U11ftrrlvtt1"
(wu) '60 Burt lancultr,
Audrey Hepburn, Audit Murphy,
John Sa.Oft, Charlu B1t-ford,
l1lli1n Gish, Oou1 McClure
3:00 (JI CC) "Rua A Crotkt41
llilt" (dta) '69 -Louis lollfdan.
Mary fyler MOOle
3:30 • (C) """''••111 'r•ltr llett41es" (com) 'S3-hne
Russell. Marilyn MoNot Charlts
Coburn, Elliott Reid
•viNINd I
e:oo
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8:00
9 ((!1) (I)) (() "LOT:
lildMtll's llWtl1 Gtoiae 01Cenzo
1nd Ted NHly stir a.s two h11hly
baintd policemen wllo are members
ol the Mclaren Pl'Oject-a ftdtrally
~ "loin out" law enforce·
ment PfoCl1m to aS$l$I underslaHed
smJll town poltct deputments
around the country P11ftmn1
motor(Jdn u the11 mode al trnel
Sam Dowmn1 (0.C.nzo) and T Wood
(Neely) pment an unortllodoa pec
toce to most pohct offeceis tMy
meet especially Shenff 8411 Willett
(Harry Mor1an) when tlle1 amve at
his small Anzona town to help ,,,.es
t1111e a cattle r11Sthn1 optrahon
8 0 Cl) (JD Ill lllC Tuadly
llicllt MIN: CCl (Ztw) MllM fr•
Atlutb-Ultr 5"'•" (dra) '77 -Patncl Duffy, Behnda Mon11omery,
Kenneth T11ar, Alan fudae. Ivan
Bonar. Mail and DI Munl! are
1u11ned to decont1m1n1le a NASA
spate probe that returned to £.arth
with ectoplasmic blue spom capable
of en1erin1 the human body and
induc1nr 1 callton1t stupor 1n which
Ille v1chms ~an be made to perform
acts •c11nsl the11 will e Mewl•: CJ:) (2•r> "U1ct1· '*"" (adv) '47 -GtrJ, Cooper (I) MIN: CC) (211r) h 11et Dis-
..,... (com) '6~-0orlS Day
• (9 Cl)) ID tt.,,, Days (R) R1th1e unupecledly becomes 1 hero
.-tlfn he substitutes lot an 1n1ured
basketball player
D MIN: CJ:) (211f) Mll-.S .. llM S." {df1) '63-Yul Btynner
• Liit " tllt WiW Cl) All 'lllt lillttan Nancy and Glen
IO 1t 1t over reluse forms. launch1n1
Glen on hlS ntw t1reer, l111d1 Mur\·
lalld celebfales her newfcHind fret
dola with hff psychiatnst. Chllillflf
and O,n make foll use ol their lunch
llollr: and Nancy conhdn 1n l w ......
ID ltatloH I '9 .. 11p~k Speclal
"Tlus Bnta1n, Htnta11 of the Sea"
The $IGrJ ol 1 sea f111n1 people, 11c11
1n tradition
CD 0 Slllw 41t U1111M 11
-1:30-
• ((BJ Cl)) a llm nt •-41
S.ltlty (R) In orde1 to di& up $20
each to attend 1 cockl11I party where
they will meet some youn1 bus1neu.
men, Laverne and Sh11ley volunteer
to be subjects IOI JC1enh11c upe11
mt11IJ mc,..w1ts .,.,.,, ....
9 ((Ill (])~~·A•s•H (R)
The leadln1 chJ11cte11 of the 40711h
come under Ille scrut1n1 al a states
Ide telev151on commentat01 whose
1ntmttW1 PfOYldt PIOVOClllve an
swm to such questions as "Wh, do
JOU lb Nil YOU 1rt 1n Koita I"
• (Qll Cl)) 0 ~ 111111, ,..,
1111-ltel I (R) Two stronc willed
b11>the11 battle for the a11ection o~
tlltir parents and. 11 Woild Wlf II
ends. betln a 20 yur odyssey that
will ta .. one lo 1re1t wealth and
power and l~e other to the brrnk of
destructlOll m ...,. Ctfffltl """ flllilu9alV1~
G Ill S..rcll ef tlM M Mtrlu
"Bt1c:k Proa11u" Proa11m tabs a
hJrd loo~ at lht PfCJlltsS Black
Alntrlctns have made o.er Ille past
I 5 Y"ll. coneentrallnl on thrH
arna: Income. jobs e11d education
TV WEEK, MAY 1&. 1t77
-9:30-
• (QZ) CJ)) Cl) 0.. Oar ti A
1llM (R) Wlu!e tryin1 to rescue her
furniture frOlll a sllady upholsterer
hold1n11t captrve, Ann his her f1m
encounltt with an ovett>tann1 new
Mlahbof .., .... ~
ID Tiit lelt ti Eniie ~
10:00
• ((!1) (I)) Cl) .... , (If) Kojtl
and Ciocller are 111¥1111 ddfecuHr 1n
the couru wllen • new 11111 lw a
convicted mutdtftt sets him Im ~ron Cles.s. BIU« Glover &UHi
8 @Cl)CIJ •1eett1Na
S..,., "line of fire" Jtn·Mlthael
Vincent stars as Dmd Hauser, 1
policema11 w!lo questions his ablllty
to kill when he ioins Utt S W>..T.
team-tlle outfit called in to handle
aunmen who han b1111t1ded them·
selves-o11en with hosucin at their
mercy Cameron M1tchetl and Alo
Co1d CO Siii,
Cl) ltMrtU • ca (I)) u Fa1111lly "Jury
Duty" Part I (~) Kite Lawrence is the
only 1ur01 who believes an alle1ed
rac>e murderer 1s innocent, and must
bur the pressure of eleven othtt
lllfOfS who feel he 1s 1u1lty ......
mw..a11 Allftt
CDD lletiArM•
-10:30-.. ..,.., .....
11:00
8898lltwl
D @Cl)alllws Cl) .. rut Cllttm
1111,..w. m lllatJ ""1aM, Mary !Uft.aa
mTI1tH111t11•mn
( <I1) (I)) Tiit blldl s....
ID Lati.. c-tl• ( '21 Cl)) LM AMeric.a• Styte
CD El Dill 411 lllTI
-11:30-
• ~ rn> Cl) ca Uta Morie: CCJ "' "Daa er of tn. ftl 1110"
D a> Cl) ClJ ID --. cw. e LM Allleric.u $tJtt
(I) Did v .. Ort• •ca (1))8 r...a1Mow1ttf
tllt W ... "Nlfllt Str_anJler''
9 LM AIMricln style m 11ttr111111r1 a>~ Biilo a CiftMa 34
12:00
-~ 111 Morie: ''lllcl llUM Tr.r (lltS) r orrHt Tucker, Adele Ma11 CD IM!e: "Tiie IJlll ltttel'~ (dra)
'Sl-Char1es Boyer, Linda D1rntll
12:30 e M·lflc't S8iw: ""--.ue." "Tiie llla14utrd tr," "Tiit lh41
"-" m lllewlt: "Dar' lllrrtr" (dra)
'•6 Olm1 d• H1v1M1nd. Lew Ayres.
Thomas Mitchell
1:00
8 @ CIJ CBI f "'*YW
2:00
• IM!e: CC) ..... "*lea"
(dra) '52-Marltne Olaltlch, Mal
ferret. Arthur Kennedy
D 111tt1t o.Mafuture: "Tiit Mt11 Ill CttJ," "HlcMJ 0..,.l'MI"
-2:30-
m All·lll1•t Sllaw: "''"'"' " "Actloll "' At1M.a" •
JWBDNBSDAYf
IMY 11
,.. .... -lfter.-wi.,.. lllHM tM DAYTIME NOCUMS. ..._,,.,_ce11 .. luce,attlle ..,.. .....
DIYTilllE llOWIU
t.JO • ""' """' " Cail9'' (ch) '43-Anne B11ter Alim Tamcroll
ll:GD ., CC) ~ lmrrtctiel tf
l.ldllfy WINe(' ( dra) 7 I -
An 11e D1ck1nson, Bradford
Diiiman, la~ Daly
JZ:OO Ga "lleck 11 Aly Dier"
(dra) '49-Humphrty Bo1art,
lofln Dere•. Ceo11• MacRudy.
Allent Roberts, Cara W1ll11rns
J:OO. "T ........ ~ (WtS) '42-
Rldlard 011, Francts C.tfotd
I
2:00 D CC) "ntnrllly" (com)
'68-D1ck Van D1h. Barbera
FeldOll, Dame Edith bans, John
McGrm
J:OO tm CC) "SIMI lltpt. Lonely
ll!pl" (dra) '69-Sh11fey Jones.
Lloyd B11d1es
1v&1N6
D mt ID Cl) D HC Dttl.... -9:30-
futM -..: CC> (11) ..,._ ea. . e U Cl) mt G lllC Dttl.it· ,.. 11 ltr•l•t'' (dra) '77-Kent • ftlt1re M"lt: (C) (to) "C..er
McCord, Shane SjnutMI, Mtpn Mc· · CIN' (ch ) '7J-COIMl11 Sllarpt,
Cord, Dllna MUldlUf, Dick Blkalyan, ! Jayne Kennedy, Vince Edwards. Don
Bnt l.Jnd Kent McCord stan as , Galloway, Geor1e laHnby, Bill Over
Capt1111 Wilham SIOM, a rn111111 and 1 loft. Monique lawtttl(t and L11161
•!dower with two cbrldren Rea>&lliz· I Nitti, a Pllf at -t&ll-lul11011 modtb,
1n1 hrs d111drt11's need to haw him I COlllbnlt llltw llobt-1wdl1111 plloto
around more olttr1 and, midi to bis ISllClllllttlb wit~ 11ndtrcowr WOik u
d1spleawt. thew 111crus1111 deptn-United SUta acenls. Wiien llo4 ••
dency on thtcr AuAt Sendra. SIOM I hoat oh camera t11eJ are on the trad transfers to a one mall-Opefattd flft· of lhd11t1 ... upatnatt tmbtllttl.
racue sllhon wtucll per1111ts him ~ 1111o 1s Ibo tarreted IOI 1 ClllM stay 111 the field IM still be llome syndicate k!dupplllc
n1pts ews.M
• lllllit: {21w) "c.,. f..,.. (dra) IB LI (tWa 11et Ctl* '62-C!tpy Peck, R*ft Mllcllum,
T tlly Snalas 1 0:00 Cl) ... : (C) (211w) ~ ~ .....
(dra) '66-Marlon Brando, J1ne Cl) 1 LM Llcy
Fonda. e (9 Cll) 8 CMtle'1 ....... D (9 Cl)) 8 Atc•lt This (II) "Bllllstye" The Anrels "t11lbt" 1n
comedy spec11I, whkh is bmd upo11 the U.S. Anny to uncover a med1e1I
the eele)nted CQll!ic strip, bnnp to frllld 11!4 the mysttty behind the
hie the h1rh rchoof a11t1CS of Archie murder of a WAC recruit
111d his pals. Ju1head, Betty, 9 bfael TMlr
Veronica, Reul• and Moose. e ,,.,, '"'"•111ct1: Har-e llotle: CC) (at) "TJlt YlllllC Tilllta Part 11 concerns the amnl 1n Smpl" (dra) '61-Burt Lanca_ster, Cokttown of a mysterious stianrer,
Shelley Winters, Dtn1 Mernll, Vman C,ptain James Harthhouse who
"•than bqi111 a sedllCtion ol loursa, newly GI WIN .W tf ...... mamed to wealthy lndustrcalift m All n..t Glltttn l W. lays rt on Josiah Bounderby the hn1. and telb loin Hamlyn that at o ._ -..
Globftro11 will b«k lier hl111, Dan lO·lO telb a slloc:ked Michael ltlat he's -• -
tlt1nk1n1 of 1tv1111 with Chmlln1; Cl) Diel!:~
Andrea and Sten hud tor his pl.ce m GI _, -
to launch thew nn rtlabonslNp; and 11 :00
Clt1isll111 says aoodb.Yt to Bert and ••• a .... ;s.::.:~~llt TOll(Uts of lbn" er Cl)=~~ -~ .. il••lhlllililc ~D~<m ...
. .,....
• ...,, Ha.-.., ...,, Hamu11 ....... , .... .,.
(a:!) CJ)) "" .... sa.. m QMlk 'l1luttt PT..i.. "P1ta
dist Restored"
-11:30-
• (az> ())) Cll CIS I.alt ...,..:
CC) Hawaii fhiMI 'Y IOI Vullon" 8 0Cl)<m•....., c... Cl) Diel Wea Dt*e • <a Cll) 0 n. ...kla/ ..,.., .. tilt ... ....
•Set.Mt
12:00 ............
• -..: CC) "TllMtJ• " Dtetll" (mysl.!~-Christophef let.
• : .......... tt .........
Mrf" (dr1) '45-Gi11aer Ro1ers.
Walter Ptdceon. Van JollnlQn. m lllN: CC) ''l'lllt I.Ny" (dra)
'55-0llvia de Hn1ll1nd, Paul
Scolttld -12:30-
• All·lllaltt Slw: "SMlt LM w•er . .I 0..'t U11dtnt111d.'1
"b trytltla1 H111_,11 1t llla•t," ~o.. ... tf lbb Hari"
1:00
D <ID 9 Cl) T-.rw•
2100 e ..... o.Mlfubirr. "I• WWdi "'s.n.:· ........,.
• .....,.. Slw: '1llt i.m.," .,..., ......
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...... : "ta .... ,.~ Stytt"
(dra) '63-Ju n S1btr1. Stu ley
Bllff, Addison Powtll
-1:30-.-----------------m c...n. ..,,,,,.,.._
8:00 9 ((11) CJ)) Cll CIS ........,
-..: (C) (Dir) ..... ...,,.. (cln)
'77-W1H11111 Denne, Ralph Waite, Mchaet &andon, Adntnne 8arbtau,
David Haywll'd, £. £mmttl W1lsll.
ThlS sus,tnsa thriller concerns 1n
accident at 1 nuclear power plant
which raists the homMn1 epectre of
1tom1C annihilation fbe btea•down
occ11111n e power plant 1n M11111tSOta
wllccll ll'IOnltors a n111onwidt com.
plu ol 64 nutlur plants. ft
trtoneously dtlects esuped
rad11tl0ft end Mais off the buildln1,
tnippcna 14 technicians inside. Tht man btou,r!lt 1n to ln'l'tSt111te soon ~ts sabot11e. b11I lht most
wnpcwbnt qutsttOll n WHO • 111
control of the 111nt QlfllPlt1-1111n Of
111Kh1ntl •ca W> a a... -... "lady kllltl" Wiie• two cutertofd
Wldldftu for "Ftllnt Mapw11"
111 murdef.t, J1U ttts lttrstll 11p ........... e Cfut ,trltrtUaces: Har• n.. Tiit fltlt of • four pert llliftl "'* drl111ttm111 Cllal'ltt Dtc"n's cie.c ICCOUlll of lift tm1d Ille 'lilt
dusb11I f'tVOlutlOll In Eilcll11d 111 lllt
llSO's F11Mc1 in aid """d Mall cllt1ttr, hrt1nd, tht prod11ction •*" htric• Alltfl. Timothy Wist, ~my Mar~l\1111, Urs11l1 lfowtlls.
lloAllt CMchltJ, and Jlcqutllne
Tona. P'fllt I btllns witll tllt arriYtl of
t clt-cus 111 the l'1m city ol C:O.ttown,
H 11rtiY1f wllldl atts In motion a
tlll'baltllt clltln of events.
Shooting at random.
wrlM New<imtg Ylol__.,
An Eyewitness Closeup (l) with Lany Carroll
and Henry A~aro
Tonight at 6:00 P.M.
, ... 11
THURSDAY
MAY 19
For lllOflli111 Md tftlf!IOOjl lotutp,
please ... DAm11u ,.DGUMS.
...... ltf ,_ ~. lft lht
day's "'°""-
DAmlllE lllOVIES
9:30 8 "Th• U111titt~" (mys)
U -RJr Milland Rlllh Hussey
11:00 a tt1 "Docltt ill lowt"
(corn) 67-Michael Cr111
12:00 CD "P'llfftt~ (com) 41 Judy
Hottdly Jack Lemmon
1 :DO O '1111 Straeat o.'' I dra)
52 -Boris KM1off
2:00 D c.tl "lAs•n4 of tlit L.r'
(1dw) '57-John Wayne
3:00 ClQ) CJ:) "100 Rifles" (wes)
69-Raquet Welch
3:30 fJ lCJ "Ni111r1" (dra)
'53-M111tyn Monroe
BVBNINQ
8:00 u fJ lt1 ([Q) ( (f1) (]_)) ....., u @ Cl) <<BJ cJ) m,...,
B Star Trtl
Cil Gomer '7te
C1J 6-molt
m P'1rtric111 r1111ily
li)Ada111·IZ m E1tctnc c.m,."' m Of 11111bc S.nes
Qf Ht Douclas
-6:30-u Owh! Guests arr Beau ibym
--------------------~Arnold Sch•a•zeneuer Shlun ~ss1dy Chuc\ Sams 1nd lillclun
Slf!'ltllSOll
Shooting at ran om.
, .... ,2
"'The New Gmtg nee"
with Larry Carroll
and Henry Alfaro
Tonight at 6:00 P. M
.t w., Gnfhtll
I~ Mm Griffin si-m fa111ily Affair
((ll)(D)~• m Z.IOlll (a CJ)) Bewitched
m '°"" Tit• 7:00
UD OCJ)IDCDll• 8 Ua11 Club
Cl) My ThrM Soils ' C1J To TeR tht Trlllh
II) Conctttlrtlioll m I l.awt Lucy
Q) Th• fll
fl) Cllildrtt1'1 P'roeram m Macllell/Lehrtr ••Port
(121J ())) P'1rtric11• r amlly
@CR.Wits
.. Andy -7:30-
0 Lowe ._1t111 Style
()) Tiit OM C.U,it
fJ Tiie Geftt SMw
Cf)C*W c.-.
II) Tiie ,_..,., WM
11 @ ()) 111110 Ga!llt
0) Wart At Home & Abroad * Nixon Ttllt His Sldt
To TIM World Tonl1htl CD (8 ())) lflao111fr11t liter·
... H11 pm1dencr wu marted by
sevent h1sto11c lorelcn poltcy
dtvelopmtnlJ tnclud1n1 the wind1n1
down of U S Involvement In VtttNm,
tht lnvHloll of Clmbodi1. detenl• W11h th Soviet Union, 1 m1jor
reonenllfton ol U S. ral1tionl with
the "Third World," war and m11or
ne1ot11Uons tor pt1ee 1n the Middle
East. and the reopen1n1 ol 11t1Uons
wttll China.
TV MEI(. MAY 15. 1en
8:00
fJ (<llJ ())) (J) Tiie W._ (R)
John Boy has 11udt 1w1lt.tnin1 wllen
he learns the people of Jtlferson
County art the t.1r1et ol 1 dirty
polltiut plot after 1 $/llOOfh l1lk1n1
pal1hcian comes lo Walton's Moun·
t11n to camp11cn IM sllertff u ID1 CD <Ill m "'-'ator Robert RedfOld IS lht RlrtllOt for
this penet11t1111 uploralton ot the
herce and t1sc1n11tn1 aootld of the
predatory 1nim1ts of the Horth Amer
tan wilderness and the11 prey a MOYie: {t) (2111) "Strtth ol
ureclo~ (wes) 49 William Holden
Cl) Mowlt: CC> (Zllr) "Tht Hanctd
Man" (wu) 74-Stm Forrest a (DJ WllctlM Bau Kotter (R)
"Htllo Mr Chips" A new student teacher has he1 hands lull with her
l11st ass11nmenl-the swutho1s
II) Mowlt: Ct) (2"r) "Sontt lllnd of
Niii" (com) '69-0tek Van Dyke
Q) All Thal Glitters Bert and Jeiemy
endure the11 hrsl morn1n1 without
Chr1st1na. l W meets with Joan
H1mlyn wMt Michael m1k11 1 date
with Andrea to ask about Steve. Joan
lr1dn mS1Jlls with a studio htad,
l w tS dauled by the audacity of her
new b11S1ness partnen and Peru
misses 1 mttttna to aet picked up 11
I bit
G> M11ter,itu Thulrt: '•ldark
lhrs 16 episode romanltc adventure
se11n set 1n fate 18th century Corn
wall s1><1ns I 0 twbulent yurs of
powuty p101ress b1wd1ness ind
bloody rewoluhon and stormy drama
that 1><1r1tlets the trte ol Ross Poldark.
rebel wtlh many caus.n In the 1n1t11I
episode Potdark returns from hahl
1n1 •n the War of Amerttan tndepen
dence to hnd that others have laid
ct11m to l11s home, l11s 1nhe1111nce,
and his hancee
-8:30-
D Qll Whit's Happe11ln1 (R) The
boys decide to help out when M1m1
tS fired .bY Mrs T urne1 who accuses
her ot steahna a diamond nna
Q) P'erry .-..
9:00
U ((fn (])) ()) Hawaii fin·O
(R) Operat1n1 v1rt111lly under the
nose ot Stoe McGarrett, H1w1111n
history museum curator Arthur lam
bert ploh 10 turn criminal and sta1e
the b1uut ban~ robbtry 1n island
history
G 0 CJ) Gt '!LDT: HollJWOfd
Hlah Annie Potts Kim lan•tord,
Chris P1n1, Rory Stewens Sam
KWOS1111n and John Me1n1 star 1n
lhts comedy locus1n1 on II!. rtlahon
ships al a quartet ol tttn11ers Aflti
Phoebe and Dawn ere t1ieked into
acceptina dates to the homecom1n1
d.tnct with 1 couple of IOWl, they
dtsperately try-and fail-to &•I out
of 11
• C9 CD> 0 ltrMJ ltllltr (R) 'Smo1 Alerf' Atr polhltlOft blankets
th• city elld FISll collapses wll1te
prntnl1n1 a auteld1 on the lliooklyn
Bridie
(JI .... a:> .,,. "9fttlltf111t''
(adY) '61-Bllrt llncasl11.
CD Mt" Griffl11 SIMM
• Tho Ac• of UIKlflllftty "The Proplltts tnd Promise ol Classlut
C.Plltllsm"
-9:30-
.. ~ (() Q lllC T-YIUIJ ~lit ...... : (.tJ (90) "The DudlJ
TNtlle" (dra) '71-0alt Robtntlle.
01•n1 Muldaur Robut Lans1n1
Wiien a former Olymp1C sli1t1 returns
lo his home town of Sun Valley Idaho
to be tis she11fl. his l11s1 cue
involves lhe slay1n1 ol a member ol •
!um Ila! is tr~n1n1101 Ille Ofrmpoe blalllolon
(]) 111-1 f,.. lllttl"flN
8 (QI l U) IJJ ,,LOT. H11n1
lltf111a11 SNw Harvey ll0tm1n stall
as Francis A Kav1n1u1h. a llam
boyanl old ichool' 1eto1 who runs
an olfl>tal Khn& class tn htS home
whteh ht shares with his dauehter m eo11a,.
10:00
D (!J?) (J)) Cf ' l1rub1 Jonu
(R) A nealecltd youn1 1111 s allempl
lo run away lrom her falher lo 101n
her boyfriend becomes a oi1hlm11e
thal leads lo murder a D lttwa
D (al Cl)) IJt) Strffts of San
Francisco (R) A romantic involve.
menl behleen Inspector Robbins and
a prelly lawyer hampers ll murdt1
1nwest1111ton when \ht usu
conhden1111 1nlo1m11ton lo '"" lhe wspec!'s teltase
tD lllHter,lt ct Thuttt: 'ol•11•
Ross his lost 1nleru1 1n "1mstll and
H1111p111 11nce Chabtlh s m1r1111t
10 Francis But 1 1rnerous act ''
Rtdruth h11 st111l a chatft 01 rwenls
llfld cunae Ills tilt
-10:30-• mm ....
11:00 .. .... u u ,, Jt Ill llns
9 (i29 <J)) i...t Mtnta11 Styte
(11 .. Tllat CllttMl .. .,....
• Mary ~ lbfJ 1Qrt1111n .............. .,, Hl7> (JI) flit .... s... . .....,.
-11:30-
• fl7l U > r J) CIS Utt h it CJ ".,.... ..... "t.I lililllell" a m> Cfl tBI G...., Cman
Cl> Die• '"' .,,.. l:J.,9 (f l) ~· n..1111a, lltal" .....
•Set 11th
12:00 .... _er..-
...... ; ...... ~ Mtr·
lc.ttt" (drl) '1~-Scotl Brady
-~lta • -..: "'Setrtt " ,_,,.. a..r· <tc1v1 CO-'•''' r11~
-12:30-
• M llpt ._ "Se l'l-Ml1 "' ...... ...... .... Wht CliM ........ ..,....,.... .. ...... .,,..._ ............
(COllll) !II lhrttl(I Hamy
1 :00 D (J ) ,. r...,,..
2100
FRIDAY
MAY 20
fOf mer-•na aft4 aftlf-listlnp ,
pltut su DArTlltlE 'ftDGRAMS.
ltW, fw JOllf COllllllitac:e, m tht .. ,.. """'-
oa man MOVIES
'·lO e "loumau '•r~ase" (mus) 41 -Sob Hope Vera
ZOllna
11 00 (IJ c "23 ,..ca to 8'ker
Street" (1dv) 56 Van Johnson
Veta Milt$. CK1I Parker Palticaa
La If an
12"00 CD •·111r and ltlrs. S1111tll"
(com) 41 Carole l om bard
Cent Raymond Robert
Montaomery
I oo 0 "The W1ddinr ll11ht"
Cdu) 35 Cary Coopei Anni
Sien Ralph Bellamy Waller Brennan
2:00 &lJ IC) "b rtft ft" (SCI 11)
71 Tony f raoc1osa, Cary
Lockwood, Cary Mtmll
l:OO <IOJ <Cl "Op111tion
Croubow" (susp) '65-Sophia
Loren Ceorre Peppard
l:30 D ''Sonlt l"• It ltof' {dra) ~9-Marilyn Monroe I ony
Cut11s. J1ek Lemmon Ceorae
Rah. Pat O'Butn Joe [ Brown
Nthem11h Ptrsoff
l!VENING
6 :00
fJ u l ( 11 )J) tOJ lltws
U D t <llfi I > m lttwa U Sbr Tr.a
J Genlt1 ,.,..
-~ CD Plrtr .. ee F 11111ly
Cl)W.111-IZ
fD Cltdric IAmpan J m Drl1111bc Stott
(Jt .... o.,t&$
-6:30-
• Ot111-! Guests '"elude Ceoree ~boll Gene Kelly Hal linden, Jean
Sllplelon Rtehard Widmark, Tom
8osley and Oody Goodman
I f I AMy Griffith
\ 10) ltlm littffilt Sllow
CD fMlty Affair <•tn m> G4mamoli1 mz-
(ill! ! e 1) WttcoMt Bu • llotttt
GI TIWll r."
7:00
•• 2f • G)Qlttwa •I.Jin~ tl It) Tflrw Sens
(J Te Tel tilt Truth
• c-.t11Ht11
tDf '-Liiey ......... m ~/Lellrer ~
( T ) Mitt'• fftHemnc a: Cnm.Wlb
-7:30-u Tiit 1.,..ai111t flr&hl Th11 ~"' PfOlftm cornmernoralti lht !Xlth 1nn1wersary of Ch1rlu A
l•lldbtflh'• "''"' IC/ON lht Atlanll( 1n 1917 Host ti Chit Robtrtson. who
..... ~Wt:"IMM• Ult." ........... " ........ SM: "Tiit ....... .. ~,,.., .....
-3:05-
• ,...: (C) ...._ fll CIMtr1111"
(WIS) 'S1 ... ,. Powm Jee~ Butltf
" an 1(ttvt pilot a.nd ownt1 of m•nr
t1lfy 111c111t. GutS1s include Sud
Cu<ftty, 1n aviauon pt0n1tr, and
Cltudt Ryan ol Ryan Av11t1011, who
bu1ll the 01111n1I "Sp111t ol SI
lOUIJ ..
G lOllt Allltf IUll Stylt
"" The 044 Coilplt 8 ClAI tlJl llJ IIi) Holl1wood ~a J I The ltluppets Cl rl11 Joltr's W~d
CD ('2il LIJ) 1tMJ lulldl
((J't l,) Dolly ,arton .....
ID Clialllltl 2t Ton1(ht Special u
lrnded w.oeracr of the W0tld Alfatrs
Counc1rs Stair Oep11tmenl Con
teren" al tht Stalltr H•ton '" I os Anietes
'tt liars Clvb
8 :00
O ( 11 ) ') C.. fl (R) lht Island
Rescue r Of Ce dtiCO~trs lhty have •
1ob b1uer than lhey can handle 1nd
hive lo c:.11 on tht 11d of lhtir
ne•&hbors wh'n all lhe elctrtcat
power l0t the island is losl and
danatr to ltfe and propet1y becomes 1mm1nent
D IUI (lJ 110J €1!1 Sanford ind Son (R) Conct The Sanfo1ds ltnaltv
eel hip 10 lhe re.son behind thttr
unexpected Hawa11an vauhon 1nd
m involved 1n a desperate tflotl to
escape the villains
D Mowie: Cl (2hr) '"Woncftrs ti
Aladdin" (com) '61 Oon,ld
0 ConnDI. H0tlle Ad1m VtltOrtO Oe S1C1 Michele Mercier
t, llowit: "C'l (2ht) "The Oapt r
1tt Hours" (drl) ·55 Humphrey
Boeart hedrl( M11rch Marlha Scoll
G11 Younr ~lhur llennrdy Dewey lilarttn
D (Jt r) Ill DIMlnpnd M111t
,{ Womto's Specul: Tiit ~Jtd Woman
O Aztecs Soccer lo5 An1,trs
Altecs vs Portland r 1mbe1s
CD lru• tllt 8'n•
It's
TV WEEK. MAY 15, 1en
m All That Glitters 01n IS frus
lraled by Cl111st1na's dHJrt to llve
1I011e. L W 11ves some advt« on ltle
lo Christina, ind then puts l1t1 111
char1r of lht LHlda Mu1kland pl(
lure, Pear c0t111nutt her Sffmincly
sordid afta11 Micllael team And1u
1n 1 1ulous raee 1nd Pew 1etur-s
lo Waner, •hO knows llflal she Ills
dolll!
-1:30-
D ill> f flt m lllC frlda1 lliallt ltltN: CC) (2~) ''Tiie S,...it
ol St. lowta" (adv) 57 -lamu
St,wart Murtay H11111llon. Pit11caa
Smith. M11c Connelly In commem·
0tahon of lhe d1lt. 50 years •IO
when Clmles A L1ndberch made !he
first ~olo, non slop tr1nsalla1111c
fltaht NBC prmnrs Billy Wiider s
b101raph1cal d11m1 s11r11ne James
Stewart u 'Lucky Lindy ·· Thoup
his first solo flt&hl nearly proved to
be his tut, L1ndber2h was soon
barnslormina lhe country, perform·
1n1 with an atnat cucus and carry1111
lhe air m11I But he never lost h11
belt'f in lhr tuture of atr t11vel. ~nd on May 10. 1977-he sel our
lrom Roosevelt r 1eld. lone Island on
his lonely m1u10n
CD Ct• Wits m ,.,,,, .......
9:00
0 ( f'T1 UJ) U CIS fridtJ Mowtt· C (lllr) "lran11p n" (dra)
75 lohn W1ynr Richard Allen
bofou1h ludy Gtt10n Mel r en er.
lohn Vernon Ralph Mreker lohn
Wayne stars u 811 Jim Br1nn111n a
loufh 1ndependenl minded ChlCllO
pohct htulenanl •hO aces Olli •ltet
a r1cketrer h1d1n1 out tn London
~ ~k on The 3:30 Movie!
On Friday, Tony Curtis and
Jack Lemmoo discover that
playir¥J with girls is a drag.
SonlC Uke It I lot.
(l)
, .. l.
PNDAY(CodR.,_.t e (121 Cl)) t8 MIC FrWIJ lllPt
-..ie: ct) (nt) "Delta Cff1ty
USA" (dra) '77-Ptltt Donat, Joann.
M~es. Lola Mrip t, Ptltr M1Jlet son, James D Antoolo, Mitlltle
Catt1 TM New SOii~ 11 tllt bacll·
drop lor tllrs WllllllllOl1'Y dlama ol
tllt 10U"I 1*914 ol 111 old SOll!Wn
b mlly w1lo find tllt111ttlvu U ll(hl
bttwtt1I lllt old trld1hons elld • 11ptdty t11an1111r way of bit .... ""' .. •st11'11k1_. .. ....._ ellecMIT.,.._
-t:lO-•W..W T .........
• ""' Str..t ...
10:00 .......
Cl) fr*y et T• "Burt 8'characll" e Claulc ntatre "P111d1se
Rutond" mo ......
-10:30-........
11:00 •••a""" B Cll dlG Cll """ ~ ~n:= AMric111 SIJll e hie: ct) "Tiie ..... el
SllMI" (ach) '69-Wlltet Pld1to11,
lnp Stm ns. Cnc Br1tdtn, W1H11m ...,..,
• ..,., ~Mary"*"en. 11 ... ,. 111
(a7J(J))llll ...... eOnmticsna
-11:30-
• (Im CJ)) Cl) CIS Urea ....
(t) ..... IC... I Telll I ....
(com) '69-Natalle Wood, Robert
Culp, Elliott Could, Dya11 Canll04I 8DCll • ..,c..
Cl) lhtlt: "Tiie Jad,.t" (Coia)
'50-JJmes Sttw1rt, 8'rt>lra Halt,
Hclla GlttSOll
• (121 ~) O lartltl ...
•Set.Me
... ~•dlie"
•c.i...J4
12:00
eDllc9 77 • .. : "hlklltilt ,.., Zen"
(set ft) '62-Ray Milland, Jun
ttaaen. f111tkle Awaloft, Mary Mrtcllel,
Join f ont11ne
.., ... : ct) "Uttte ..... ~ " ..... C-" (adw) '6l-J1mm1e
Rorers. 'CMI Wills. l 111111 Patten.
-12:30-
• AIMH1llt Sllew: "Tiie n1r•
S.Crt1," 1111ec• frl•ar," "Stolea ~"._Net" • s...... Tlletttt
OWTl'lill
1:00
er~
8 @ Cl) ml II~ s,.dal •"""" 2:00 e De lld•l»lt llawlt: "et• If Sielce, .. "llll Lllls .......,..
• ...... Siiis: "flltlt O'Cltd ....... "l1ll ... 5-w"
-3:05-
• llfotlt: ct) "40 ,..... ••
TrMMe" (coni) '63-TOlly C1rh1. S•zanne Pluhtllt, Plltl S1ln rs,
()an W-ilcoa, la"Y StOfch, Howard
lloms I
SATURDAY
MAT ZI
ioiiAINi
e:oo u....w
Cl) s-ial s-.ltf
G c.-.ity FllAaU .I.It's ...
-6:30-e s-s.mtlf
8 lUt'• Cit •"' .. v..., Cl) Cllifwlla llilliaas
• llett the ...,.,
<II~~
18 Ullit fllll
at lllonlit• SM 8V-llllM11ra
7:00 G CMtra Tllfae • a» Cll cm m ...., Wood ,..., SMll
Cl) ,..,. Caf1leM
=-~~ 0 , .. " Jtrry/
Cl) lllttriof o.ilJI D Ytlllll & tht ..._
.OtMebfy ....
11t SM Ytity SMll
fli)Yepftr Hullti
-7:30-• ..... LM,..
a @ Cll <m m ,... hltthtf er.c..n...
Cl) ftll.1 tlle Cit
e(B Cll)O~
Cl)T,,i.s
e1t11tf•S-.
.. ll"lt: "Tiie fl1•t1111 C.111
'41ar•" (dra) 'SI -8111n Ooftltwi.
Forrest T llCMr. Uta Raonts .,...,., ...
(@ CJ)) llldl .,,.
-~ ......
8:00
G (@ CJ)) Cl) Sylmter & =.: .,.. hdllead .... Ille
c..," (wn) ·~-Glenn ford Cl) ,.,.,., .... c.n.o.s • <• Cll> a ScMOy °" ' • llnle: ct) "Mftll11 T1111t''
(ad'#) '70-Ty Hardlft I . ..,._...:bllttRMI
I -1:30-
' • ~CJ)) Cl) Cllll a. i r=:,.
9:00
• (@CJ)) (J) •••• lll111y/ .......,
eDClltD •S.-._, ~ =" dlie oi.-rs
-9:30-D G CI> 9 D 111 .. sttr ~ e Mttltt: "Alub SH•" (d11) '!14-Gene Batry, Robtrt Ryan Cl)....,Qleat :.ca CJ>> a •rtttb s.,.,. ...... ~........, ... ,, ..
liill" (com) 49-lOfett• voune
• 1111* "Sff Hwt'' (dra) ·so-Howa1d Olltt. Mert• Toren. az..
II) .. Ola
TV WEEK. ti.AV 16. 1877
10:00
a (@ CJ)) Cl) Tann
• @ ()) tD Ill S'9CI ~
fra._..lf.
())Tiie,....
GWllllMO...•Allte • lllflllty , ldlry
mtrikMMkt
-10:30-
• (Im CJ)) ()) lln Mwmres ........
• @ ()) (]lt Ill Ila Hltll.
Lnt Jtltll
Cll '-IMsff •<a CD> a s.m-.. D**1&c.t• . . .,
ID c... Dftaa
11:00 G (ll?J (])) Cl) Shu111/l1l1
""" 8 @ I]) CI.al D Gra~sta11•1 lll•Jor Lu1111 laM•all Ball1more
Ort0IH at New York Yankees e Movie: CC) "Carilkl11" (adv)
'52-Jolln Payne, Allene Dahl e (9 Cl)) 0 DddNll C.ptt
ID LA. l'atttm Cit Fll111 future e ltowa
-11:30-
• (CB (()) !D A1Hria11 la114· .....
• Tiie bc.trt
Q)WMita
I AFT•RNOON
12:00
D (@ Cl)) Cl) fet A .. rt
(I)"' bctn
• Eate SW. Wt ID Alfrtill H~ "'9lltl .., Set .....
fDutlMc..rtlllll
-12:30-
• (!m Cl)) Cll a.it4An'• rllM Festini "T 1Cko" A ftlm from Sweden
1boul a k>Mly hllle 11rt who uses a
veriety of schemes lo achieve
comp1n10111h1p while her molhtr 1s
al wo<l.
CJ) ,..,., to AMlltllrt e ,..,.. 7 Public Aff11rs
ID t.t 111 s,.ct .., llloM: ct) ''Tiie Gii • , ...
t .. Wast" (wts) '49-Yvonne dt
Carlo, Scoll 811dy
C) •1tle11tl Gtttrapllk "Th1S
Bnt11n. Htrrtaat of the Sea"
(Q!I Cl)) U.S. flf'_. 11.,.,t
• Clllllla
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• lllt4b Cmll Course" • Twlliltlt z.,..
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• CIMlk l'llutt• ,,.....
Ult ........... • oecm ll1ll111 o,..
T11111i1 Cooler•&• of
111, sem1·flnal round om foro llalic;o
1n Rome, ll1ly
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• Stria fMitr .....
Cl)llllMIJ • ca Cl)) ,.. l'rtaheu
Stile lift COVtf'lle o4 th• Prtak
nus SUkes lrom Pimhco Race
Course 1n ~H1/llOfe, Maryland
Cl) llM!t: CC) "TN l'rt41etn"
(com) '67-Zero Mosttt. C.ot Wilder
m11m11
(Cl1J CJ)) led c.c.t
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Cl) Clanic lllutre "l'a1 ad1u
Restoled"
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3:00
Cl) WIW WiW Wttt
D (a-9 Cl)) 0 AIC'1 Wl4t
Wel'W " s,..u Ill Motlt: CC) .. c.,,., CHJH"
(1m) 'SO-R1y Milland, Hedy
Laman, Mona Frteman.
ID MffN: CC) "633 ~ua•1t11"
(d11) '70-Chff Robertson, G10tce
Clla•ltis ID r ~ lllllllOI
-3:30-
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elif..e.ts,wu~ 9 lllM: CC)......, ter A 91161"
(dr1) '42-Joh Warne, Joan
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(8 Cl)) Wdilrill lff: ..... "' ....
-~tUSA •i..c,sa..
-4:30--~ ...... e ll"lt: CC> "IN llN11111ti"
(adv) 'S 1-Alatt Ladd, l 111beth Scott. Mltur K111ntdy, Jol111 lrti.lld
• llllit: (.C.) ...... (dll) '61
RHtft Mitchum. Ptttr r.i•. url
Hclleman Artllul Kennedy Ql(()I,...._ •Tiilr .. ,.,
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Cl) "' SutQ Of_ G (II @ Cll S,.C.: I'" m <a Cl)) m a uwre11c• .......
ID TtltilMlly If fw Mttt (R) Part
Ill Taylor Caldwell's 1npp1n1 llOVel
of hlo suraeon·s pmlOll for their
work and thtu llOll\tn The sprewhnc
•PK sp111s tllt rtars from tht elld of
tht Civil W11 lo the turn ol Ute
century Omd Birney. ~rbtra Pw
kins, Camtron Mitchell, Kathleen
NolaA, Steve Forrut M111lfet
0'8ritn, R1lph Bellamy, l1u11e
Pransc. Thtod«1 Bl~rl. Lind.l Purl
( Cl1J CJ)) .... ltft
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(I) u.... Wtrtill
8100 • ccrn (})) ()) Mar, Trier .._. S-. («) Ille annual Ttrldy
Aw1rrb 111¥• the ntwStoom bubbtin1
over Miil anhapalion. ei«pt for
Murt'ly, who has ntVtr won 1n award
and is wre this ytat wttl nol prove d1Htrtnl
8 al Cl) <ID • £111er1t11cy "Not A•all1bt1" When • feisty,
tld.trly "°""" 11 brollelll to tbml*f
C.11t11I Sllfftfinl lrOCll Chui paln1
wllicll 11111111 M a lltar1 lltKk-111d
1t1ww to be ,._mined by anYoM
but 11 o4dtr, tJ,.ritnctd doctor-
1111 IQSWatta Or Kflly 811Cbtt
lltlo II llOt ol4 or UptntllCtd 1fl04llll
lo tuil lltr
• hit: CC) (2'1) "TMtf tf
........ (1~) '61-SIM Rmti
Cl) .... "'CmMua" (~) ''3-"""""ty Boprt, lfl(fl4 klnttn •ca Cl>> a.....,., ... "'8 ,._, itconies co.1eerntd wlltn
.._. falls Ill Ion wil~ I IOClalfy
~l~llt '°""' ,..,., =-~ CC) (Jiit) "l1lt '-' If (Mv) '61 GrtaOtY Pecll
•Uc.Yillc..t •Ora U,. A CIMllc "Heidi"
-l!lO-:: '~~:~~~ ''Tiit 1'1tper," plln to ta~e ltt lht
tradlhonal eolltlt btsUttlall pme,
8'rt. after a llllladvtnlu11 in lilt old
coi1tc• hln&ovt, they wend up 1111111.
• (8 (I)) fa. (R) flSll lfOUP
home nc11hbors. Ute lestm. decide
to •do9t Victor on a tnal basis and ht
IS tQUtic OYtr his Sood lon11nt or,
IS tit en.w.,tt•• O~Fec.
9:00 e (Cl1J CJ)) CI> u • 1111 r .. 11y
(It) Concl An estranceo Archft and
Edrth are dttt1m111td to pron to
udt otlltr Illa! tiler are perfectlr
content IOl"I thew separate ways
rtlt '°'"' sets louclt when they ueh
mist Mikr 1nd Clo111'1 tlfort1 to reco11C1lt thtm e U Cl) III CD lllC s.twMy
..... lllM: (I:) (Zllf) "s,.ctr•"
(mys) '77-Robert Culp, C1c Youna.
Gordon Jxkson. Jolln Hurt. Ann Brll,
lamts Vdhers. Jennr Runacre, M11el
~rrelt A prommtnl.Mnertcan cnmt
llOl&tSI and his associate. a phys!
Nn, are summoned to Enctand to
unravel the web of suptrn1tu11I ind
occult mystery that surrounds S11
Gtoffier !:yon, wllose vast wullh hes
incrused at such an al11m1n1 1111
that he tetlltS destined to clom1nate
tht world's money m11•ets • ca Cl>> o St1ntr ' Hwtdl (R) "Gillan" A btaulllut call 1111
crutes a conflict bttween lht drlec
t1w partners when Hutch falls 1n love
filth her m ERll. FORD & 8. I.EE
• MAlE HA'" HAW HEE m"" 1tra Cl) Tllt Mllf Hitler S11rJ
• lbtilul Gett,.. s,.dtt
-9:30-
• (Cl1J W) ()) Alkt (II) Mel
tnllllSts ~LS hu surtd old car to Al"r
kw saleketpinc.and r1o dlStnbutes"
1n pieces °"' lllrtt crty blocb
• lllM: CC) "°'1calla " ,..., flat" (•ts) 'S2-Al)M fll•ler
10:00
D (ti?) Cf)) ()) Cartl hr NII
Show (R) Ken Berry 1uesu. • ..,._, ... c.,..,
(I) M.ic Mall AIN!ia e (QI (I)) 0 F11tlttr u'
Fathet r ~!her and lather attempt to
eapase 1 larcenous "ev11111t1st" and
1etve the mystery surround1na lhe
death of an underccwlf reporter m-.n
fi) A11trlcH Slltrl Story "Thi ,
Mum School" Jolln Updike's story of
1 2Htour period 1n the hie of 1
1970'1 writer •llO 11 stn1u1in& to
ftnd h1fl\Mff Ind I locus to hlS hl1
G ~ .. •11D Slltw .. £dlllta llmrlt
rv WEEK, MAY 15, 1977
-10:30-
• DttCMt
11:00
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• Lift Alletkat StJle
Get s..ft • friPf NiOrt -~ft1111 T9111111 a> ~ CC) "T"'9f If Ttfltl'' (hor) '70-SulY Kendell rran• r1111e,
CCl1J CD) Tiit nl a.
0 ())W.•12 m 1111" et Jaa
(9(1))"'1~• D ,_, '-t ~ c..ntry
-11 :30-
• lillwlt: CC) 'VAi lWet" (•es)
'68-Yul Brrnner, Robert Mrtchum,
Charles Bronson
• 0 (j) (}It m Sahu''' lllPt
(I) JltN: "Cltarlil Clla11 hi DtN
Moll Te•" S1dnty Toler, Shelra Ryan,
• M0tle: CC) "Oeadfall" (dra)
'68-M1cltael C.111e, G10V1nn1 ~•th.
Enc PO!tman, Ninette Newman
Cl) Mltlt: ''11 KllWl'I W1y" (d11)
'6S-lohn l¥ayne. Henry Fond1
G>C!MfM M ID Mttlt: "Tltulc" ,(dra) ~J Cltlton Webb, ~11 St1nwyc~
12:00 a IHYlt: (CJ Hl•c'-ot In Su
f11lldlce" (d11) '70 RIClta1d IMey,
Chm Connelly, Leslie Nie~tn ( 1211 ::I>) -....,,ScHl lllutr1
-12:30-D ...,..: CC) "Hfl' Car•• (dra)
70 Gent Barr, Berry SMlhw11
Susan St James
1:00
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m All·llallt Slltw: "flit H111111 M1111t11," "Slav" tf l1•1t11,"
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(COl'll) '61-Steph~ Boyd
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Wltttl•" (dra) '70-Anthony francrow, Steve Forrest
Kim Balng« 9ta,. u J.Z. Kane, a young woman pollce
ctet.c:tlve who 11 teamed with veteran detective Jeck
Rama.y (Lou Antonio) In Dog and Cet, 1ctlon-dr1m1 Mrlff
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