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OIJlment. The l\l'Ct flnallt ham-
mered out -nu,+e• t)le eoUl1ty or
the nece11I~~ of cariJll, for· ill· diaen~ pat;e. ind ~...,
expensive boiipl\al,
The university is to be reim·
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BULLETIN
A. Dtne-hour siege In Costa
Mesa ended at 2:30 a:m. today
when two armed men freed their
hosta·ge and surrendered to Costa
1'Jesa police.
Police with '7eaPons cocked
and tear gas ~W.1,>ment at the re-
ady tigbt~nec3 their cotdon
:around a ·etma Mesa 1Jdme in
.glffli\iJ! ~814 •!!;IY lj><laY ·!f two -dellanf yoUDlt gunmen rejected _... repeatl>d;tem~.t61urrender. --......
P.o11c -Chief Ri>l ... ~eth, ob-1 ·
. vlousfy ~llal'en by th• encounter.
'. · ~'JS !ID .-pp'a&:ntly uPsUc.cesstul
1 \ mediato~ when he em'erged from
l ·t.ne ... t\Qme at 2920 J.acaranda St.
W,!l.erehomeowner Raymond Cop-
pinger labemgheld as a hostage.
Neth saicl Roger ·Price, 18, of
·2009 CharJe,St.:. COs~ Mesa, and
a i6-year-ofd Jbale Wl'iose n'am~ is
being wilhbl!ld,-leveled weapons
at Jilin ~al he tried to end a stan-
doff Uiat began eight hours
earlier· with the shooting of Cop-
pin§_er•s d,augliter. 1 J;lis first action on leaving the
11<>me•WU to call for the strategic
L20Sitioning, of police marksmen
w)lose.accuracy.couJd be the key
factor in. ending a tense situation.
Neth described Price as ••pret-
ty incoherent'' but· said be
gathered from the-conversation
with tiOth youtbs that they are·not
prepared , to surrender 1.lDtil the
city-assures them that it will
-establish a teen center which'
will offe,r rehabilitation P.ro-
grams for drug addicts. ·
Neth said the youths took turns
at covering him and hostage Cop-.
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CM Man Dies
In Hit".R~
A C~sta Mesa-dledin a'bit and •run· aceident Saturd&y in
Fresno CountY and the suspected
drl'Y,e·r w.a-s aueii\ed, the
California Highway Patrol re-
ported.
John Antonio Lar~. 64, of ,1995 Chal'l~s St., was killed ·as he
Walked.on Highway 1'5just north
Of Kerman, patrolmen reported.
A ttvck abandoned three miles
from the scene led officers to the
home .ol John Susoeff, 24, of
Kerman. who was arrested on
suspicion o felony bit and nm
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~top New;i~~or sof'th'e pa~ we&k'r
hoiD O~ange Coast ·Co111muni~es ~.
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' ,. ' 'H01111'ING'rON BEAC:H--'l'he po~ioe .d•--
per~•ent hope• to revir• a once-p°?dpoaad '
··~tiig;~bo~hood watch" p'ogi:am to b~•~. up .
its ;t_l)in ma,npower •ituation~ . Volun~oera .
. th~.01~9)lout the commuqity vould ae~:ve ae ,
•eyea and ears" for the departm~nt, e•-
pecially heip~ng combat •uoh crimes aa
bu:rgiary. child molestati'.On, ·.r•P•'• au ~!>
theft and ·fraud... /
IRVINE--City Planning Director ~iJ
liam Livingstone re.signed·, leaving "the ..
. city witllo,;.t a planning ch!...,£, x-,at .i-.e ·
'for the third time in its thr•,ll'l">'<!ar •" .s
history. Citing irreconcilabl d~'J!r• ,1
ences with City Manager William Wobllet~~
as' r.easons for leav ing, Livi.n91ittone •:.i~·
being a planner in the planne'd Community:·
of Irvine is a, tough job... _ ,'.
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SADDLEBAC::K VALL E Y--Count~ p ·1apnr n11 '
commissioners have pre pared fo1''.J4e'vel-
opmen t o.n the hug Moul ton Ranch . 'by ~,re-
1 zoning nearly 2,000 acres of qr~ztn~
·1a·nd"" f "Or' residential use. • Pi""'rst t -wo ~
proFoSed projects on the ra6ch would add
about 3,000 housing units to the Saddle-
back Valley •..
SAN ~EMENTE-•Twq oamps are girdln~
.for bati1e over city 'acquisition of • . y par'ki"nq' _for downtown shoppers . One camp
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ST •. LOIJIS.'.Mo. <OPJJ -A iop 1ilanti"'til ~a my joll(lllel'
exe.cuuv6'of McDOnnell Dou•tu ""1ltc)U'fM;n.tq~. ' f
Corp. Saturdlly tabe!Ocl 8 .. ''un· o.orc.tts. er~ Of
nee.el1aey tad~" a ·strlke 1leI>on11t!I All;ct•U• C•., a ..
set fo• JnldnlAt ~lbt by the div!~ 'jjf llifl·~llllt,. ti.~';ll•mliei'machlnlilal Wlfon ·said ·the comp~· · -.t ,
;,at..t!le urm '•St. ~plant. f chaofe.tha ~JlaclUlir& ll'
• ;f.erlilt.ps as maoy .u 18,000 j)jfered ~dl!l.'4 Ml6tl.I~ f91'•
mplpye1 at 111<.McI>onnell tbe lnte-Uciljil-~lloi! ell • • · · · 8acbll>Q\f ~loodllel37 ' ' ' .. r . .\.~, Some '.'i,Ooo nie~~o(~th·
. :i NII.I. ~..,...; \ mathl,l1ta ·unl011~~jl\t-t~ -$D'"IJjn:~. ~ . ·,~:~ ~~~1i~=~11~ • <• ,lH . ~~ . , 'll>art•f a qallilnlildl....,>OU\l.C.,i -';;m~~··O',rv· l , . JI:N• i.:a on""." ·A · lite q~1>n.,\1"'1')11,u1~ tl.ln~ thlpg iiilO •-I~ lfti.," _,. ~ •P.Ol<nm~~. t1rm • W••l i\•A •forlner •U.S. ll\"DIY:fq;f1-~·~·II• ll(i:fjira.1>er~ aald'
· shill• "We ~·not merctaarle i>i;epi)-all~J!' belriil m"-de to
becau•e we 'll\oe"'not J'Ullliig-th9 ' £eep '•111~!"" 'ti~raqotial •
'triggers, w• train peOple tA> pull ' ~ u r I n·c-. ~~!i:..!.!!'I e w1 th
trig1ers. '' ' ~ . supervls~rf v-rr,• \1, oth~~
A!!OY!•r . om.,,., leuthed and', '1~1 • ., . ,,t,..c: , . , . aatd: "Jlla~l>e lliat mldiei ua ex· · h1uwk•~llllter1wm ha"
eeW.ve mercenarl..,," . . \'lo '' l~P.tct; ~t'llow m~ch Is The Vlnnell contract la part of i no · lolown:~ present, the
a vast program under way in spo~sm~fl said. . 't · .,
Saudi Arabia to uiend billions of Mem~f'' of t"9 uilll.n ••110!1' dOll~rs of oil profits tA> strengthel!.. for a strjte,at mldnl.bt ton\•lit at the a.rmed forces. . • · • .Mc1J<>nnell ,11l1anta,iltHuntineton
Partly because ~e Saudis are Be11.~h. T01-rance, Pafindate: and
relying on a U.S . Defense .SantaMonlca. .< ·
Department s tudy of their '". ~lth~~g~ both sides,Ol!c_l th"y ..
military requirements, they are ~e~wi1l1ng ~ resum~ ~tpq:. no1
buyipg, American-made .. n~w ·negotiations had ·•n s~.
Northrop· FSE jet fighters, Bell 1m.ce thetl lmpuaep wu .. ~acbe4'•
heliqopters, Cadill111: Gage Fi;!d•f· • ., armored personnel carrieri. We .consider ~ (strike> an
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pln4er with Ii rifle '"". swltcbblade knife ~bile .he dlf. ~ ten:n1tw!th~twF and Coodlnter w1tcW h~ · ty troni fbe llvlftll'ciom<»uc •
Neth said Coppinger appeared
to be unhurt. HiJ daul!lter, 'Beth
Cqf,plng1r, °"' 11 ~lite" In sat 1factory coodltll>n todaY ' at eoata Met• lofemorlal Hospital
where 'lb• 11 belql treated for
bullet wo1111ils.jn the ,rm and hip .
Pl!lice . "Id the sboollnll oc-
cu""O'd attet 'fl'lce' VJ.ailed the
· eopplnser home and actuaed the gltt,o~ beln1 Involved (11· an..,,falr
with another ~outh. . I'
Police said by.lhetrme)het·ar-
rlved at th~ Col!l'ln••r hOme lhe
girl'• father, was being h'eld· .. a
hostage wli1le 'llie rest o( ·.u.e
.family, Including. the'. woqnd~d
girl wanllowed tolea1e! '<
Jloth · youths appface.d , to
welcome publicity of their pre-dicament. A radio repo.ftef spent
· several hours in the 'h~tnC{ with them and a policeOfflcert>Osan·gas
a television camera man. was al·
IOwed to approa~tt the(IJ,ome
without threatdUj'i114 lbcOnfron-
-• tatlon. . .... But armed off1c,rs were re-
peatedly warned to -keep their
distance from tbe home.
Officers quot~ Price ls wam-
lna: them : " I don't want to hurt
anybody, but if I have toi will."
Among those who tried to
persuade him to surrender tO
police was Beth Coppµiger. the
girl friend who alle,edly was
shot by him but who called him
·from her hospital bed when she
learned of the impasse at her
home.
seeks "increased municipally owned park-
inq and the other maintains provision of
parking is the burden of merchants who
bertefit from it.
Other private American firmS unn~~'sary ~reckless action,
already in Saudi Arabia. on and w.e d~ep~y !eg.ret the
military and related projects are hardships it will in{l1ct upon u ·l~ . t p • 'T' lk
Lockheed Aircraft and thouaands'c>&our ·i>ethersonStneLol Md o · OU .. air .I. t;i Raytheon. AVCO is training and the e.~onomy o~· , . u1s • . . .
modernising the coast gua:rd. area, Graff ~d a news con-.. . 1 • ••
Xhe 163 military advisers listed ferenee: . . : . , i l ' {l
\lt 1J;6. Military Adv).sory head-. . t.bout;.17,llro other McDonnell ·. ,.,.,0 P_ ·l' ~. t ' . epo_ rte. r· ~arters ar~ co~ed with the employes are· ex.~te:d to con-.I j • ..,, .
regUlar Saudi &l'WY. . Unue working dUJ'\111.the strikein · Fro• ra,,eAi . .
• 1-· Tb~ U.S. AtaUt Material Com-·St,. Louis, corppr~te , hea'd · ,... ' ., A"1r'"W..,.7 A TER REMOVED . ,. mand· will "!lllibllsh•an .office in ,. quarters for tl>e;companjf. Each II had b••Jlll' long vi¢i when ~;IY couch. He knows what's good for
• , , . • • • . Saudi ~r~1a.to•adln!nist..r lb& month th•,P)imt produ~,,,,-18 F•. PUotStaf/WnterTo"lilorlcJid&"\m him . He ain't going to get
is currenUy being held in Orange Initjgators ha.fe confirmed• contract to .fl9<\~~ze the Na-. Phantom fithter JetsF aili) three the phone .ond tn~rvl,W.d tW. bothered by us."
· . ~il . ~tha rs,.--Atwater's_r_eborl.ed!Y !_iqn,af ~ra.:eJut~Vill{le,ll will 're· , ~ Ea.gles, Uie Alf ~~~e·, new ~ men who held"~ hQ#<Jge, in .a He seemed unimpressed by the
· Poijce Saturday. coptlnued to me}li;;ally J lt husbanil ·irnew-liiirtnnh,tcodiinand: . · ., 81J'.super.tor1(¥.0gtner. C)jitllMfiifliOiTITfill/il!~m-news that ·his girl lriend, Bet~ recuse 'to discuss tl)e 'motive fol"·-nolhtng of the struggle between 'The ·tra1nlng .con\J'act· Is the Gtsff uld ,ngtneedng, abdl. ing hours tod<Jii. staff PhQtogiop/l<r Coppinger, was in satisfactory
the -kil,liilg of MrS . Atwater her~11erWer. · 1 flt-at w,on by ~lnnell ln the ministr11:tivearid'°meassem .. fi RichoTd -Koehler whohddbeenoft condition at Costa Meaa
allbough they did col)firm that They· sa11rthe husband oc' Persian ·Gulf, but In' the past <10 work·~ ~ell as 11}~1 t 'teed Ung';';, I the,..,,, for...;.. thQn <ight llOuri, Memorial Hospital. t~e sus~ect hS:s tatted freely ~uJ>jed a sepatate bedJ:oom. as ~e . ,Yeary th*: COl'pQl'ation has had co~tlQ!Je mdefinlu:i Y eapite . e !tayed on throughout the r~nder "Yeah, well, I shot her in the
• ~c,.be •tfegedlyleCl them ~-~he had for most. of their eight-year•· . eng~ne~r.1ng and . construct.ion strike.· of ··the night: Here'! Ute sfOJ'fl of back . Last night she slept with
auto wre~king yard in Paco1ma marria~e. ~4 t.old thell!i iJi1~bis. -projects ~ri ~ fore1~ co~~es.. Graff said the union should Barley'sphon.call. · another guy and I don't allow wh"!'~ her body was found. fltst lucid mijll)Onts after~lf. Jn SoUth Vietnam 1t did. $200 submit to 8 membership vote Roger Price and his 1~.year· that. So she's okay. She asked for
POlice said Mrs. Atwater was irlg that he ~bad beard nothbJg J'.11llion worth of business 10 15 },fcDonnell's economic offer . Id c th 3 . · 't r ared what she got and I told ber what
beaten repeatedly about the he~d th~t suggested a struggie in ~i'1' ~·ars. Vlnnell ~lso built the . wb.lch'be_iaid would increase th~ ~ sU~,e'rid~1;ns:=d~ay pnie/~ or was coming to her lf I ever heard
with what they believe was .a hoc:ne. . .. 1•• ·Qodifer Stadi~ ~n Los_ Angeles a\f~rage employe'a wages by Sunday morning but they were, of her doing anything like that to b~asi ·sta~~e of a duck. They said ~edelian.;"as desci:ibedia.t~; Rn"~ is completing the third stage about $1.38.an boUr qve.r the next perfectly willing to tat'k. m~. ''
her body. contorted _into the fy:tal day as a cheerful. individulll ;._ of. the Grand Coul~ by~l~c-three years.!lbe ave...-age wage is They chatted with Police Chier Pi: ice assured this reporter
posiµon. was then Jammed ~to V(ho was hired threebiontba ago -·~-~program. ~ · , ... DOW·$5.82, which'McDonnell says Roger Neth in Raymond Cop· that the filing of criminal
• an 011 ~fUJ;D and covered with wet. to care for Atwater. . . . We a".e not a ~~· outfi~, is the highest in ~e aeros'pace in· pinger's· Costa.. Mesa' home and charges against him in coDnec· cement. . . • . . • . . • . ,said the. presid'!"t,..;John F. ·dus•~ .. •• · ,...., . d .t cl lb .11• tlon with the alleged shooting Pollce1a1dtheywerecalledto -..*·worker·attJiePacoima.adto Hamill, at Viruiell's modest , .. ~ 1 ,,' ~~ma ei .ear eywer,ewi ''don't bother me none.'' He
th8 $500,000 cameo Shores home ~ Wieckfn·g yard' where Mrs. headquarters In Alhambra. 'Cosimo:.l'Gush Tfola, president •0 &. to,, tal~ with anyone' on the added': . , ~
by male nurse David Jacobsen, Atwater's battered body was Callf.''W:e 1!(0rked bard for'this ·of 1"<11• Fl; Hkl•lhecompaily's topic.9'1h .. rhol~t. cf ~ '-"I've ~dt a lawyer coming
Atwater' a dq.y' -shifb.-1._ttendant, . fo'un"d · tol'd.;f police ,be was,' :a contra4~~~ five years of ef-offer '-At''"1 insult to our mem· te~hp:laee!~3 t:ikce'de tO ~e !r~ from Hollywood. He's on the way
)\!ho told them Ill' !lad sj>otted •;pleasant guy,"' •' · fdrt in w lln£the confidence of berJh•P lioa'nol worthy of even · here now an<il'll talk to him like
Bedelf8n S..Preading nllow pai~t .. •:Jt .. tfoesn~t· nr,a11:~;sense~·: the "thePerSian GWf count.ries.•• being.cOpitderedfora vote~'' a.~h~!~~wered rrly first ques· I tal~~d to everybody else out
overred stains on~ Walt. ... emplo)tee sat~ He~ a nlce guy. f' ~ •• tion. •• Aw Mr Coppinger•s here.
Investigators ~aid Jac!>b-s.eo I don't tbi~ ~e·~. ~~the gJ&ts,~.. J , , okay'. He's a'sleep.on the couch in Price giggled. "There's a guy wa1~J!IbYBedelian.th9t.b~was klllsomeone ... ,.... .. ·,..., ~:}.... s a· D . I . .· ' Oil theli.vingroom.Don'tyoUwQrry stan~lng at the 'findow now oblit~ralil\tl cranbefrr juice ·The$100·a-day~~WasJpilt· .... au I ep ores J'" none,lbouthim" t! ' want1ngtotalk.Wevebeentalk· stain~·· 'J:bey ,sal'd~ts revea~ed _rf~~lx mon~ a~ to ·a ;trye~.~ , 1 • t -• , , They were th~n asked how long ing all night and w~ can go on all
that· l!lo<>d. spilled by Mrs. old;Lebanese ~·W!M!came~re. ii ... ;',,; ~:. . . , , : Ibey hoped.IA> hold out against a week if we have to. .
Atwater dunngwhat-appeared to from that nation .s,J!apit.8!,~lt.y,..:~ t ,~, • ~ 1 I • •' growing force of armed Costa .• He was urged by this reparter.
. be a vlolentstt\lt!g1e-spl~pshedon7 Beirut, pollcesa\d.,r , ~"" .<_;>:~~-•• P ' "lit• 'al , w Mesa policemen For God s sake, don t hurt to'the wal(f;,·c~t and tbe-·bar Mrs,Atwaterwassch~ WF". (s ' 0 IC e·apon .. ;, anyone else. Go out there with
on which· ,the' braSs · statiie ·.once · ai)Pear Wedn~dat i~O~in~e . ,. · .. r ";-· . . · . saicf ~.~:.~~~~vi~~e f~~)~a~;;~~ Chief Neth . and ¥.ou'll find that
stood. County Supertor .'Cou~·for yet · man 'Look we can hold out for everyonew1l1beasreasonableas
It. 1$ alleged that ~elian then another tussle in wbilt.h.as been a . B~The Associated Press !laid. "It tlas already been de· days. if we have to. Anybody can you can ex~ct people!° be. But
bound tlie body-of his employer, three-year battle between herself " , id d to f rl Se come in here and talk as long 8 no more shooting, okay. ~appe(l ltln ~blanket and dr4?ve and oth~~ Wrigley relativ~ over .Saudi .Arabia's oil minister c ebe redj Ko ces up to P· they play it straight. We'll eve~ "I th,in_k ~e·r~ going to have~·
1t to ·the Paco1ma auto wrecking her pas1t1on as conservator of the held out hope Saturday ror a re-. ~:.fr~ef:exteoo!i :;0:~;~ talk to the Daily Pilot •. go to Jail, PJ'jce lflughed. His
yard Optrated by a friend who Atwater millions." duction in oil prices.and said oil ''As 8 matter ol fact, we still He was asked wh~t their de· comp anio.n Joined in the also entered the Unit~ States as Mrs. Atwater repeatedly pro-should gev6f again be"USed as 8 t i to ha d . ma'nds were laughter. "Yeah. we nt)ly just anim~lgrantfromLebanon. tested through her lawyer that politt@a.J weaPo.n.' But an i:Ui!1tif:riee.'yesome eerease He call~d Price to the ha.~etogot~Jail." r. ·
A y~rd wo~ker told police· that her allowance~ $3,000 a month Algerian Offlcial said petroleum 8 t ~I . Tr d M'nl te telephone. And .Price explained ,, Good night, _now:, h~ said. ~ell.an arnved.1.ate..W~esday, ~as not suffil!lent to m~t the· producers are-convinced that any Lay~chi ~~~= t.t:Jlda a ene~s :on~ in 8 halting voice : "Look man, Thflnks for calling. , We re klb·
m his 1~ Cadillac. wi~· tbllee • high costs of the Ca~~ Shores attempt to cut prices is doomed ference in Dakar, Senegal, that we want a dance hall in the Mesa da·~usy here. But .~e 11 be o'kay.
· SO.pound sacks of cement._ home and her husband~ cbsUy.~ to failure.. effort& to reduce oil priceJ will Verde area of C.Osta Mesa . We we r~ still talking. ·
Pollc.e: said be told them · lness. · . . Sheik Abm~ z8ki Y.amani of 1 ii lf the ls ed don't plan on leaving here or do· A d11tant voice called the name ~ellan asked for 'noll drum~ . ~cu~ents lJl that hefty co~rt Saudi Arab.YI told • news 000• a~tioe;e:mong. i;he nop:g~:~rs, Ing anything until the city gives or Roger Price. There was a
mix. the cez;nent bec!luse he ~le indicate th8t a suc~ss~on or feren~ in New ~i after 8 because it ls clear that demand 08 a dance hall... sh~rt pause. And then Roa:er
needed a weight for. ~s truck: Judges through_ those three years· three-day visit tQ India that his must grew in the years and de• He was asked if Chief Neth had Pnce bung up the telephone at
The body of the ~~ef1c1ary to an approved medical expense over country fa Vored not only a cadea to come. , agreed to that demand. 2920 Jacaranda St.
estimated $10 nullion es~ate was and above her monthly· al-lengthy freeze of oil P,rices, but Alge 1 b d th hard 11 ''Yeah, sure," he said. ''But so
found on the lot by police sel'.'t lowance after l~wyera protested ~ ••soine dQcrease • from the bloc wi't:in :e '0r,:O.zat1o~ ~~ he-. agreetl." '!bat doe&n't ·mean
there after Jacobsen made his . ~hat she was being.forced to dip existrn1,;rice lof $10.12 per bar· Petroleum ExPortlnl Countries we'll .,et · a · dance Thall. All
statement. mtoherpersonalaqets. rel. while Saudl Arabia and some anybody -eV"er.dOes is talk about
Bird Killing OK.,d
Appointees Eyed.
For Cabinet Post
"I don'tthink that In l975there Persian Gull states take a softer it ." t · will~ an;v lurthe.r inCrease,".he · stind. Pfi,ce' aisured this reporter
WASHINGTON (API - A
federal Judge Saturday ~nled 1n
attempt by Wlldlire itoups to
stop the Army from k.illlng
millions of blackbirds that have
been roosting at Army lnslll!la-
lions in Kentucky and Tenfiea. .
The ' White House ~s named .g.iving serious consideration to
one man and is reportedly.fl:yeing l.Atwis .Cenker, 57, a lawyer and
another to fill spots in Pre.ildent ti'Ullder from Georgtl.; for , the
Ford's cabinet. 1>9sition of Secretary of Housing
A White House spokesman said and Urban l>evelopment (HUD).
DAILY PILOT
John T. Dunlop, 60, a Harvard The former secr'etary. James
economist and former director of T. Lynn, was sworn in Friday as Robert N. Weed
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the tost of Uving Council, bas director of the Office of Manage· ,.,._...,., •"" """''-"
been &iven the prelidtlintial nod. mentand Bud&et.... . ' Jack R~.curlltt.,..._
to be the next secretary of labor. Cenker, pr~nentl•Y men· Yk• PrKIW!oi •"" ~ ..
If approved by the Senate, be tloned among several ' other Thom/J1~eev11
-...ould replace Peter'J. Brennan.· possibl~ candidates for the post. . thomas A. MurPhlne w;bo ba1 resigned. BreMan wet was last year'S president of the ,,..,...,. 1.e1w
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Former Presldenl Richard , M.
Nixon attend~ a goinc-away
party for hi• fodorally paid stall.
a.t the compound or the former
Western White House Saturday evenine:.
The party came lo public atten-
tion after it adjourned to the
nearby San Clemente Jon.
Some of those who attended
s1ld the former president handed
out autographed ph otos of
htmaelt to about 30 staff mem-
bers 1olng o!f the federal payroll at midnight.
The party was given by the
White House Communications
Authority in Building B, former-
ly a mess kitchen, at the com-
pound adjacent to Nixon's rambl-
ing Spanlsh-style mansion over-
looking the Pacific Ocean.
Nixon was said to have jokeci
with the stare for a bout a half
hour. wise-cracked, "roasted''
his military aide, Col. Jack Bren-
ner, and said he was sorry to see
his staff of the lost six months leave.
The form er president's doctors
said recently Nixon hos made a
good recovery from his phlebitis
surgery l a~t October and has
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i.J. i;no~ a<11.ve. , ~li(o1t of tM 41A/f &¥ ftlenda, about '60 'pe~ 1n an t c•me ~long whell 1,114 P'"'.IY ll!O\'ed to
\he San Clemente ll\ll a.bout one
mile away. ,.
Among those attending were
rorm.ee-Presidential .Pre••
Secretary Ronald L. Zle11<ir and
Rose Mary Wood1» 'Nixon's.
personal secretary.·
The slaft of a...,... sq aides and
federal . t;..mR19Yetl. who went to
San CleMeate after Nixon'• Aug.
9 resign.atlpn six months ago had
dwindled to 12 by Saturday, and
only ~tour are on the San
Clemente payroll starting Sun-
day. t
TO.to aecretaries and a former
sp,4cbwriter are staying on
wltllOPI pay.
Rab'bl Baruch Korff, Nixon's
sue;i><>r,er and fu~?raiser, said..
iR • . etephooe intervi~w from
SalJ1Clemente."'at it ba11 been an
•m11ti4nal wee~ell!l I.here with
pe9ple inc1udin& 'tvJ.o Marine
aides qlose to teara.1• ·
'~h~y feel that they are
ne •j·'' Korff said. ••Aa 'one sal It 9 me, 'fottM nut time In mytif I feel abanddnment. ••• ·
''It's sad," Korff said .
Ford Braves Icy Air
For Warm SWim
THURMONT, Md. (UPI) -his wif~. Betty, and daughter ,
President Ford, speruftng the Susan. White House spokesmen
weeke nd at snow-covered Camp said the President planned to re-
David, braved icy air t e rn -lax over the weekend but also to
perature to go swimming Satur-work on assorted busiJ\.US 1.nd
day in the ~eated outdoor pool at prepare for appearances Mon-
the mo~nta1ntc?p retreat. . '-day in Houston, Tex., and Tues· ~n aide said Ford, an avid day in Topeka, Kan.
swimmer for many years. we nt During the day, he announced f~r a brief dip in the pool beside the appointment of John T .
his lodge s hortl y after 8 a .m. DunJop Harvard economics pro-
when the air temperature stood fessor, 'to be Secretary of Labor
at 10 degrees above zero and next month when Peter J . Bren;
aboutfourinchcsof snow were on nan l eaves, and named 26
the ground. citizens to the annual task of 8.!·
EvidenUy, the elements didn't saying a sample of U.S. coins at
bother the President. An aide the Philadelphia Mint next Wed-~aid he scheduled another S\vim nesday.
1n the afternoon. Mrs. Ford. who was suffering
Ford new to Camp David from from a return of chronJc os-
Washington Friday evening with teoarthritis in her neck. was re-
.Ford Offers
Vietnam Deal,
Paper Reports
CHICAGO (Al') -President
Gerald Ford says he is willing to
terminate a ll military and
economic aid to South Vietnam
within three years if Congress
agrees to a formula for ap-
propriations in the meantime,
the Chicago Tribune said in its
Sunday editions.
In an inter"ic\v "'ith Tribune
editor Clayton Kirkpatrick and
three Tribune reix>rters. Ford
said he would ask for significant-
ly large congressional appropria·
tions for Vi etnam the next three
fisca l years.
"As far as I am concerned if
we could agree on a fi gure and
agree on a time spun ... ·• he said,
•· ... that would be lhcend .''
The Tribune called the Presi-
dent's comme nts ''the a d -
ministration's first offer of com-
promis e in the battle with
Congress o ver con tinuin g
military aid to Indochina.''
parted ••better today" and able to
take off a neck harness she bad
worn Friday to ease the discom-
fort.
Whit e-House Dr. William
Lukash said she probably would
be given some massages and hot
pack therapy over the weekend.
The President was expected to
leave his Catoctin Mountain
retreat late today to return to the
White House.
On Monday, Ford will attend
an early morning swearing-in
ceremony for his new budget
director. James Lynn, and then
l1e ad for Houst.on to address an
energy conference and hold a
working dinner with the gov-
ernors of Texas, Oklahoma, New
J\·lexico. Arizona and Arkansas .
Ford arranged to have
breakfast Tuesday in Houston
with southwestern ne~·s ex-
ecutives before flying to Topeka
for an address lo the Kansas
Legislature at the state capitol
and a lunch ~·ith governors of
Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Colorado,
J\tinoesota, MissO uri, Nebraska,
Wisconsin and North and South
Dakota.
A news conference at 7 p.m.
Tuesday was the last scheduled
event before a flight back to
Washington.
Dogged Detective ·
"Sheflock Phantasla" i3 realJy a JJ)oodbound but he looks
quite a bit like his famoua ,namesake as he awaits the
judguig in a London dog show. Wire services did not re-
port whether or not Sheri~ won any prizes and he ap-
pears to be k~ping It under his hat.
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Front Page Al
RACE .••
• the San Diego Yacht CJub, Karl
JI , an. early leader U.O.der Lot
Angeles Yacht Club colors wr..
fell orr late in the r ace and fasr
finighing Sigame from·the Del
Rey Yacht Club. •
e r most interest to local yachtJ
ing en thu s iasts was th t!
performance of Newport Harbot
Yacht Club's Dorothy 0 which
was J-hird iG the Class A s.tand,
ings on the basis of Hudson's last
radio telephone communicatior(
with Pue rto Vallarta.
Ahead of Dorothy 0 in that
class were Del Rey Yacht Club's
Tribute and the Richmond Yacht'
Club's Concerto.
Setting the pace among the•
Class B competitors were Mis..,
tress Ill from the St. Francis
Yacht Club, Lussino from the
Acapulco Yacht Club and Dakar,
another entry from the strongly
represented Del Rey Yacht Club.
LINKUfl CREWS -American and Russian crews for next July's joint U .S .. Soviet space linkup stand
in front of a Redstone rocket of lhe·type used by Alan Shepard. America's first astronaut. From left ,
they are Vance Brand, U.S., Valeri Kubasov, U.S.S.R., Deke Slayton, U.S., Alexei Leonov, U.S.S .l\.,
and Tom Stafford, U.S.
Cl ass C's heroin es were
Chipeta, Hornblower and Crisis,
all of whom were seeking honors
in that di vision a11d in the coveted
overall st andings.
lleavily handicapped Ragtime
from the Long Beach Yacht Club,
anothe r perennial in ocean going
contests, was estimated to be
about four miles behind second
place Olinka late Saturday as
weary cre\\'S prepar ed for
landfall in a contest that was
marred in its late stages by fall·'
ing winds.
Cosmonaut$ Visit U.S~
Soyuz Crew Tours Canaveral Launch Sites Observers predicted that al
least a dozen of the leading con-
tenders behind Windward
Passage would dock at Puerto·
Vallarta by noon tpd~y !
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -Nine Russian cos-
monauts toured the Mercury and
Gemini la unch complexes ,on
Saturday, viewing the historic
monuments to America's early
man-in-space program.
"It's a very simple launch
stand co mpared to the ones we
use now,'' declared Alexei
Leon<tv as he gazed up at a model
of the 60-foot rocket that hoisted
Alan Shepard as America's first
spaceman in 1961.
l1eonov was more impressed
with the Atlas and Titan pads,
jumping off places for later or -
bital missions, and he snapped
several pictures of them. The
cosmonauts will visit the huge
Saturn moon rocket complex
Monday. ,
Leonov and Valery Kubasov
are to pilot the Soviet Soyuz
spaceship, which is to link up in
orbit with an American Apallo
craft next July. They.and seven
backup and support cosmonauts
new here Saturday on their first
trip to this rocket base.
Greeting them were the
American c rewmen for the joint
missio n , Tho mas Sta£ford ,
Donald S l ayton and Vance
Brand . and se~e n oth e r
astronauts. ,
The re were bear hugs all
around as the astronauts and cos-
monauts m et fat.the first time in
.sevt!ral weeks. The astronauts
welcomed them in Russian and
the cosmonauts replied in
English.
"We are ~ry good frie nds;
they're ve r y warm and persona-
ble people," said Stalford, who
comm ands the American crew.
Leonov, the Soviet commander
who has a reputation as a come-
dian. clowned for photographers,
placing a leather hat on Staf·
ford 's head .
-Looking up at the bright
Florida sunshine, he remarked
Anaheim Men
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McCORMICK,· S.C. (UPI)
Two Anaheim brothers were
found guilty Saturday of murder-
ing three Fort Gordon, Ga .•
soldiers, whose mutilated bodiea
were discovered last June near a
reservoir. .
Both we r e sentenced to life im·
prisonmen\. . · ,
A jury of 11 men J,ftd one
woman ~eliberated nearly three
hours before returning the
verdicts against James C. Mor-
rison and David D. Morrison. "
The Morrison$ showed no emo-
tion as the. verdicts and senten.ces
·were read. Jac"le Morrison, a
brother of the two men, comfort·
~ his mother as she began to
weep.
The parents of one of the slain
youths, Mark E . Bennett, 23,.had
been ln the courtroom during the
si.x-day trial and as the verdicts
were read Mrs. K. E. Bennelt
began to cry softly. ...
The Morrisons were coilvicted
of murdering BeMett, wh~o was
from Glendale, Calif.; Erle
Clickner, 19, of Mauston·, Wi1.1 and James Donaghy of El Paso.·
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··v ery cold in Moscow. Very
warm here."
The group boarded a bus for a
tour of parts of Cape Canaveral,
stopping first at the Atl as pad
from which four Mercury pilots
were lofted into orbit in the early
1960s. Standing before a bust of
John Glenn, the United States'
first orbiting astronaut, Kubasov
said. ''He did a good job.''
The y stopped briefl y at ttie
Titan pad, jumping off spot for 10
l"'o-mcn Gemini flights. includ-
ing two by Stafford in 1965 and
1968.
With news men crowding
around them, the spacemen took
a close look at Shepard's pad,
which by Gemini standard s
·looked quite crude.
After Leonov remarked how
simple it was, Slayton told him,
"Not many horses."
''It looks like it was hor se
drawn," la ughed one or the cos-
monauts, Anatoly Filipchenko.
The group then went to a hotel
in nearby Cocoa Bebch a nd some
pla nned to swim in the Atl antic.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration scheduled
a reception and dinner Saturday
night .
The spacemen, will spend Sun-
day at Disney World and on Mon -
day will inspect the Apollo
spaceship and Saturn rocket that
will be used in the July flight.
They will hold a Monday news
conference before heading for
the Johnson Space Center in
l'louston, Te:<., for three weeks of
joint training.
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U.S. Post Hit
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (APl
-Secessionist Eritrean rebels
shelled a U.S. communications
station in the provincial capital
of Asmara during a n attack
Sa turd ay on an Ethiopian
military headquarters, informed
sources reported.
After the attack a n airlift
began to fl y out the last U.S. na-
tionals in A sma r a, 100
Americans employed at the sta-
tion, the sources said. About 20
men were airlifted out in the af·
te rnoon tp join U.S. women and
children flown to safety in Addis
Ababa earlier in the week.
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high '"1111 of gl~s•. gird<"n
co1.1rts ;ind ~!rium•, b.Jlc<l·
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'-People'
. I I Wins
' . Winner in lhe-division w~u• the
V'11ejo Times-Herald.
. ~s. AnClcrson and, .her staff,
Altis·on 'I>eerr, Carol ~foore, Jo
Olson and Laurie Kasper, ·took
the (Qp aw~rd in the division last
xe@r.
· THe staff previou8ly had won
second place honors in 1962 '64
'68, 169 and '70. ' '
Ju~ies ~ited. as strong points of
the 1974 Daily Pilot entry:
"Well develape<:j features, con-
sistent size of section, good use of
graphic techniques."
Photos featured in the section
are produced by the Dally Pilot
phOtographic staff-Lee Payne,
Richard Koehler. Patrick O'Don-
nell and Richard Drake. Artwork
is d~Signed and/or executed by st~r~ artists Ham Crum and Tim
Peuysen.
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LOS ANGELES (A.Pl
Calirornia 's top "'en•rgy. orficial
contended Saturday tbat the In -
terior Department ~as already
decided to go a•d with oil drill-
ing off U!e California coas\ ..
The allegation came in the
final session of a hearing con-
ducted by the.Department of the
Interior· into the leasin'g of JO
million acres off the U.S .
coastline for offshore drilling.
And it echoed similar claims of
a preconceived attitude made by
olhei-state officiills and environ-
mentalists who testified at l.he
hearing. ,
At issue at the three.day llear-
ing was the environmental im-
pact of the proposed drilling
which the Interior Department is
req uired by law lo examine
before it decides w)lether to ojfer
the leases for bidd!!lg J g_jfil_.Jn-_
terests:----··
But Ricba,rd Ma..ullin ,
chairman or:' µte stale energy
commission, testified Saturday
that. '' ay •cceJerated leasing
schedule is alreildy a decided-on
ract." S~CRAMENTO (AP) ~ He maintained that the federal
Former Gov. Ronald Reagan budget already counts as re-
said Saturday Republicans Venue the $11 .7 billion that could
should seek an initiative lo re--be obtained from the sale of
peal collective bargaining\rights leases by July 1975.
for public employes if Afinalpublichearingonthei8-
California "'s nl!!tir, • .l)elnocratic sue is scheduled at Trenton, N.J .,
Legbis1Iature and gove&nor enact before possible action by the gov -
suc a~s. , ; .• ernmeot.
· Reagan told Jlbou~ 1~ .d~-Before the r.os Angeles hearing
legate.s _,_~d ,~es~ .-a,t,.,~~e , qpened~ 4"enVironmentalists also Repub~1can sta~:~ve~lion mat had contend.eel that no matt~r
collective ~JU' gaining is one ~f what oppO&\ttQn came up, Ceder al
the _maj~r t,lreals to taxpayers in officials hi~ided for certain
Cal1(ornia l ~.~ah · to lease,the id'lnitlion acres -in~
. · The foraie.1?--:ih:\C .. nor ~as . eluding 1:6 .million acres that
greeted ~Y a hand!,ul_ ~R.eagan~ would accon\modate 5,000 wel18
for-President sign1t, .~1C\J. he off SoUthern California. ac~powledged . .... -.;f.-,.. • '..,.
TJiose 200 beds are lo be used in
a second .hospital on the UCI
campus. Thal facility is also lo
be a ce!'~ral aCute care hospital.
Niguel Club Sets
Sch olarsh ip F~d
The La·guna Niguel Women'8
Club has established a
schoiarship fund. to aid residents
of Laguna Niguel wishing lo
further their education.
Application may be made in a
letter outlining personil and
edu.c.atlonal bac~groun~ and
ed1,t~ation go~. It may \Mfsenl to
Lois Andef9bn, 2883a Placida
Ave .• Laguna Niguel. ·
Graduating high school slu·
dentS and adults are· eligible.
March 1 is the deadline.
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By HILARY KA YE .,
ot .. Dt!IY ...... ...,.
..., .,.. . ' clt-rtrPm tb~$PU1 were: . -m.~.re tba,n $100,000 or
m\11\ll:ipal employes' tlme,lo •s· The mayor 'of ~ta B~rbara aiSt'_ the oil companies iii ,the"
the fact, the. citizena of Santa
Barbatr-a continue to oppose of -
f.ehore oil drilling iii our area,"
Shiffman aaid. si;><>ke ~trongly agamst-off~re 1 .. ~le8.JJ~P -· ,,
011 drilling at tht: ~thre~a.y -.-niore than $lOO,OOO in rentals The mayoz'·maintained if more
?epartment of ,Interior he,~~~ ; · ss from city~wned coastal pro· federal lepses ate· lilsu,ed for
Just concluded and called for oil · ·perty-. , . ._.. drililng on the Outer Conµ.oental
c_om.p.anles t.o ~ume c~mplete , : -more than $500,000 loss in Shelf, oil corbpani~s ~n1Ust be
11ab1l1ty for oil spill·dama~.. . ,.· . bed-tax revenue due to the lack of made to assuttie aII'liability-in-
HiS grim comments co'"'cero· "'"~tourists on the c'ty's oil·~stained eluding sUCb lOsses as redutred · '' · • ~ ~ sales-tax revenue. · · " · ingwbatoccurredafter.,theSanta • ·itea"ches. ' ' t1nde~ JlrovtSio~· in effe'~in '.
Barbara oil spill in•,lp69' came ~"· ·~·million,<Jecr~ase in ,saJes 196~. lhe city -bJtd to turyi l.<? .~e ·
almost too Close for the. "Comfort. · tax ·:re~venut; due ·to tb,e loss of courts to s'ettte, tllll 'm., atl!!.. , of 1 .', of recreation and tollri$t;orien~d tQurists'. • 1 , • • t -CO$stal cities,, such. as 'Newpart ~ .-SJ'n;iillion,_in l>'toi!';rtY taxes liability, pe·&ai(I;. •.. 'J · .
Bea~h and Laguna Beach. ~ duet' to the lessen!!d properly And the caseS were PO\ Htttect·
David Shlffman, mayor of the values. : until late in 1974 -'six \'ears
70,000-popu'latlon be,ch town, Shf{(mq_n ~ded that becauat: · later. · "I' .. ;"".
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said effects'of the spill are still of· the.. financial irrip'act the "ci1y ' ..... .i just don't know bo.w'l1>ne: it ~.
pJaguinj SJmta ·Barbara, both had to tay off 71 emploYes aDd re· .. will, be befoCe we jet ·baclc~ ta· ~ · ·.
econom1call.Y. and &esthetically: d~e fity services. • '
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. wh,re we were befOie the sp9l..!'° ,
Among lcisses ~uffe,red 'by the 1'That's why, six,. years .8.ne -~i(fman said. . • .
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t That dispute touched off furor1
• aroundthecounty. -, ;cii'Peo•eri~ pr!Sld.,.-11t ·u.,
vJHtern•World !lledlcal Fou'Dda-
• tioo. He has be~n ~Uve ta. the
non-prolit orgaruljation since l.PU
1 and acted 8.s its attomV iww
1972. -.. -·-~· ; That position has prom
county sup e rvisor R• ph ~ Diedrich to charge th•t
i Carpenter has a conflict of . .Jn·
terest tn the matter Q.nd ask him
f to step out of the field entirely.
The .local conflict, the ata~
r legislators malntaln1 shoUld, not
be aUowed to obscure the l53ue of
insuring that a permanent
medical s chool be operated at
miUed.appJications to the Health
Planning Coubcil. Only one ap-~ars'likely to'be approved .• :
Meanwhile, Ste.le &es:i. Dei'inis
.ca'rpenter (R·Newport Beach) is
concerned that the proposed on·
catnpus 'hospital, being a g'eneral
hosPlta), wo\Jld compete !or pa· tien\i' wittt Hoag and Its affiliate
Westerh World. 1 •••
Carpenter )Ydnts·the emph-.sis
of tl)e hospital changed to
·:tert.iary care,"' or for r~saarch
anti tfeatn\erlt of exotic diseases. SuF bqopitals have been tradi· ti~l medical. 'scl)ool facilities,
but eviClently are more expens'ive
to oper'a{e than a general Cjlr8
hospital.' A ' university general
care hospital, the med· schOOI.
believes, would pay for ilseU.
Carpeqter-. whp !iils.on the
Senate Finance Committee, has
said he will oppose financing for
the hospital ,if it will comirte
with Hoag. 1
UCI -California College or
Medicine Dean Stanley, van den
Noort, however, maintains that
there will be little competition.
The bulk of the patients for lhe
on·oampUs hospital, he said, will
be cha~led through the system
of outp(tient clinjcs.
Competition, he said, would be
egu,iva!e_!lt lo an additional 11ine
doctors and 40 hospital beds.
About 80 percent of thti! patients,
he contends, will be Medical,
Medicare or county charity pa-
tients who would not be admitted
to Hoag in any event.
UCL hool ,....,,.h The roedical sc , ""IVW6 ,
has been on shaky ground since It
was taken over by the Irvine
campus in 1968. Persistent pro-
blems with financing have kept it
at status quo through the yean.
The California College of
Medicine was founded in 1895 .and
is the second oldest medical·
school in the state. Upon taking
the school over. the University ot
California inhe'riled its assets, in·
eluding a campus in Los Angeles.
The campus was sold for about
$2 .5 millior1 . Temporary b~ld·
ings costing about $3 million
were built on the UCI campus to
house the school until a4diUonal
racilities can be built.
Campus planned facilities in·
elude the hospital and two
classroom and laboratory build·
ings. . . Meanwhile, the net university
investment in the campus is
about $500,000, the main. factor in
Post's recommenda\1on that
Irvine. rather than another cam·
pus, be closed. .
Since Post's recommendation,
the UC Regents have undertaken
a study into the role of health
education in the university
system. The review, which will
be aired at a s pecial Regents
meeting in San Franr isco March
7. is exploring how the limited
fllnds of the uni\"ersity can best
n1ect the need for more doctors.
Faced .. ~:ith problems on both
.the local level --end at the state
and university levels, most
sources a~ree that the medical
school and its planned health
care system have d tenuous hold
in Orange County .
GR.F:AT
ARCHITECTURE
COMES,.TO
.. PALM SPRINGS!
There's a great new look in Palm Springs. Los Pueblos. A
condominiu m community of tremendously exciting and
smashingly different architecture. A Community that is the
essence or d esign integrity. Small lakes and wandering
waterways. Shimmering swimming pools and, of course, your
o wn private ten11is courts. On Ian~ that you own, not lease. A
~ slghiflcant architectural statement tucked discreetly along the
fairways of the Palm Springs Municipal Golf Course. . .
Here you'll find architectural shapes and materials that harken
back to a more elegant past. Arched windows. extensive use
of quarry and ceramic tile, cedar lined walk-in closets.
interior balconies, clerestory
windows and raised hearth wood· I
,, J:?urning ft replaces. An oasis 11-i"•' r.i .. ~ ""... cf>
., , Of Uste -a renaissance. m Palrn Spnlll(S
. , lJ>oP-•t So,ttle for! less. .b uoto .c.11~"' w~ .uniui~l Airport
Look for the blue tile roofs! ' , ~·tosmBLDS
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food'Plants thal thrive In salt
water are being grown by
1 botanlata pf the Scrlppl
fnstltutionorOc~anoiraphy. B~rley and red table beela'
have been grown 'In full "
s~ength -ea water, a.aid
botanical genetic1at Ann'e
BEVJ!;RLY HILLS CUP!) -A conservation group spokesman
Saturday charred that lhe'oll In·
dustry and tlie' United Statea
Geological Survey were aware of a atudy ahc>wlng seismic fauus
under offshore lands wollld be
dlsturbed by oil drUllng.
Shirley Solomon, repretenttng
Seaside Environmental 1Jllance,
teatifltd ~ before-an-Jnterior ·
J)epartment hearing here into
proPosals to1 lease 10 million
acres of outer continental shelf
land•, Jncludlng 1.6 million off
Southern California. ,
Radlow. ..
Also, ocean water half.
d.ilut.ed with fresh wafer has
been used a grow asparagus,
spinach, c~lery, sWiss chard, ·
sugar beets, New Zeland flax
and pomegranates, she
, added.
The Scripps ,botanists grow
their plants in greenhouses
Qear the campus of UC San
Diego, using briny sahd and
varying mix lures of sea water
\and fresh .
Miss-Solomon said an indepen·
dent study was made showing the
outer shelf was subject to poten-
Ual earthquakes to a magnitude
of eight on the Richter scale.
SllE SAID the year-long study,
made by an independent ffrm,
"188 purchased by oil companies and the USGS.
Satunj;ly was the last duy or
the three days of hearings by the
six-member Interior Depart-
ipent pa"nel being held at an
elemenlary school here.
Friday, Deputy Interior
Secretary Royst.on Hughes ad-
mitted that an . Arab-controlled
~ompany could acquire the
lenses as · major stockholders or
U.S. firms or through a U.S. sub-
sidiary.
An Arab-controlled company
could then delay production or
sell the oil lo otber countries and
thwart U.S. plans fOr energy self·
sufficiency, if they wished.
California's two senators, Alan
Cranston and John Tunney,
strongly opposed the plan to
lease the lands th.is y~e1r .
IA Buildings
'Death Traps,'
Prof Claims
LOS ANGELES CAP> -There
a~e 40,000 buildings in Los
Angeles CoWlty that are poten-
tial "death traps .. should a ma-
jor earthquake strike. a UCLA
t'ngineei:lng professor says.
Or. 0. Martin Duke had overall
responsibility for a report re-
leased by the U.S. Government
Printing Office on the an-
niversary or the San Fernando
trem blor of 1971. which was
measured at !3.4 on the open-
t! n de d Richter scale of
ma·gnitude.
·'It pi-ovcd anew ... Duke said,
·•that many older structures
erected before the 1933 building
codes went into effect.
particularly those of unrein-
forced masonry; are the most
hazardous.
"'There are still 40 ,000 such
structures in Los Angeles Coun-
ty. in the poorer sections of our
cities, and if a tremor the
magnitude of the 1971 quake ever
hits clDser to the heart Of
melrOPolitan Los Angeles, these
older buildings are likely to
become death trap~."
The report details structural
failures fn the zone hit by the 1971
~uake ' &!Jd ·explains why those ·
failures bccurrcd in terms of cur-
rent seismological theories.
Dr. Clarence AJlen. a Caltech
geology and geophysics pro -
fessor, said the 1971 quake had
certain valuable legislative side
effects since it led Sacramento to
enact new laws concerning con-
struction in earthquake zones.
1 They're now trying to graft
fr4it trees to the roots '11 man-
g' rove trees, a COJllmon
tropjcal ,plant that Oourishes
along oCean shofes.
The team workiQg on the
Salt water crops is called the
Halophy.te Research Group.
Ji.alophytes are specie of
plants tolerant to salt.
· Mrs. Radlow said the team
hopes eventually td be able to
Woman 'Sought
In BombirJgs
Of SF.Area
SAN JOSE (APJ -Authorities
say they are seeking a '"good
looking'' woman for questioning
in connection with the bombing
or a building housing four radio
stations and a General Motors
finance off.ice. -
The bombing Monday night
\\.'as one of four bombings la~
"·eek claimed by the terrorist
New World Liberation Front.
Police reparted Saturday that
an ~identified male witness saw
a ' very attractive, shapely
lady" hurrying out of the build-
ing ~ Monday night moments
before a blast ripped a ladies
restroom there.
Police. described the woman a!I
a stender brunette. ·about 35
years old and wearing a knee-
length browh coat. -
Jrlfestigators Said the woman
was not one of~ th.t'ee women
known to be 1n the building that ' night.-:--.,~
No one was injured in the San
Jose,blast, nor in a bombing that
night at an Air Force tracking
station near 1-lalf Moon Bay.
However, three men suffered
minor injuries in an explosion at
an Oakland Ure foundry .
Sen. Cranston
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To Seek Jobs
SAN FRANCISCO CAPJ -U.S.
Sen. Alan Cranston said Satur-
day he will push for 217 ,000
emergency public service jobs to
help offset last month's un-
employment increase.
An emergency $1 .6 billion ap-pr~riation would help ''offset
th~shockingly bad news of a na-
tio9wide 93,«XK> increase in un -
em.)>loyment in January," the
Cattforfl.ia ·•Democrat said in a
statement his office issued here.
Cranston noted that Congress
prElviously has authorized $2.S
bilJon for ,public service jobs ret
onlt' appropriated $900 million
for immediate expenditure. "It's
clear we oeqct the full appropria-
tion as soon as possible,'' he said.
Hope Seen -.. in Drive·
To Cut Pot Penalty
Moscone or San Francisco, the , SACRAMENTO (UPI> -Gov. bill is 5\milar to a marijuana lar Brown has given marijuan':' ra!l · inO.reg9n ..
ciers new hope for a reduction 18 f>,erspns ·caught with three
possible criminal pen:fklties. ouncetf , or less of me.rijuanl3
After years of fatlure under wo4id not be ~st.ed but given a
former Gov . Ronald Rt:agan, wi1ttea 'citatioo and required.to
supporters of relax~ manjuana · ap~~ in court. The maximum
laws express fresh vigor as they pei,lltiy would be a{ineup to $100.
take their case to the lea:islature '" Ore1gon, the Jaw BtJplies only In
rruesday· for a first, and' perhaps i.Mtances involving one ounce or decisive, hearing. less.
The ·11-memb.er Senate ~ l
Judiciary Committee, plans, .~s a • ii
"special order ol business, . to , , J
consid~r a DemocrallC · La-'k f v·t ins .lpOJU>Ored measure that would •• If 0 l ftID -
reduce -possible penal,li~s for -• -: • '
J>oeseHion ol smal1 quanli.Ues o( ts m -4~ . 'lniirijuapa tmin a felony and 10 · -
years In prison to a traffic ticket-Wt1st Los Ang;eles woman
style ''Infraction" and a $100\ p, •1"arded."8!!,~1l>Y a •
I. 1-l'hurt)ury;,lOJ' ,.,.,)'llcal 1ne. · ...,, . ·m1nlit <1amaa:e~ .. a.U'uedty ,.
A UPI 1urveY of com[ mi1ttt1e ed l>Y ~ VitilmtnB·~deQclen· '
Sundlt,"February 9. 1975 ' DAl,LYPILOT 1;1§
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transfer salt tolerance to other
food plants now sensitive to
salt. · ,
The process of mating salt-
tolerant plants with salt·
sensitive ·ones and testing the
hybrids ,takes a full growing
season.aiid the group has been
at wqtk for two years already.
But they view their research
as an urgent matter. •
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''We are ruMingoutof land
which is not s81ty," said Mrs.
Radlµw, using the Imperial
nnd San Joaquin yalleys as ex.-
amples. "Over the years, the
salt in irrigation waters. ·has
accumulated to levels sc.o high
that many salt-senSitive crops
no longer can be grown in Cer-
tain places without expensive
leaching operations.''
SACRAMENTO CAP> -.Presi·
dent Ford ·s propased $75 billion
budget deficit was attacked
Saturday as a formula for more
inflation by both Roq.ald Rellgan
and U.S. Sen. Robert Packwood
of Oregon.
:Reaa'an, a leader of con-
serva,Uve'Repltbticans, said Ford
mOSt balance his budget and
..;face-some recession" rather i'ban cave in to big spenders in
Congres.s . Pack.wood,. wbo is knQwn as a
GOP moderate, said th e
Republican President's budge t
deficit would "drive the middle-
income taxpayer to the wall '"
with more inflatiOn after only a
brief period of relief from re-
cession.
FORMER Gov. Reagan \\'as
luncheon speaker al the
California ,Republican party
st.ate convention. Packwood, the
convention dinner speaket·, made
his remarks at un afternoon pre-
ss conference.
Reagan also said Republicans
should tight collective· bargain-
ing ror public employes in
California \\'ith a voters initiative
if the legislature apP.roved a col -
lecti\'e bargaining bill.
lie also said Republicans
Meet
still repiesent the majority view-
point or American1. and ~they
should not change taeir
philosophy because of the'·1974
Democratic landslide.
Reagan and Packwood, who
never have been close Politically,
did not heail each other speak.
But their remarks amounted lo
parallel attacks on 'Ford's budget
from different wings of the Presi·
dent's party.
REAGAN said Ford·s budget is
aimed at a short-term cure to re-
cession, and doesn't face the big-
ger, long-range problen1 of infla-
tion.
"\Ve ha\'e to lick inflation. To
do it, we have lo tighten our belts
and face some recession. lf infla-
tion isn't licked 119w, we "A"ill have
to do it all over again apd worse
in a couple of years, if "'e get
unother chance," Reagan said.
Pack\\'OOd said Ford's pro-
posed budget deficit would really
amount lo $170 billion over 18
months. more than double Ford's
estimate. Althou g h 1-"'ord's budget
called a S52 billion deficit in the
1975-1976 fiscal year starting July
1, the expected dericit between
now and July l brings the
estimated deficit for the coming
i 1h years to about $75 billion ,
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When Oscar de la Ffenta creates a new look, it's cause for special
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celebration. Now~ 1b introduc.8 his new 'Glowave' wig, he'll be
· m'aking a perJQnaf 8ppearance i'n our NeWport Wig Salon tomorrow,
,Mon"!lv.,February:10;1rom 10 AM to 12 noon. Don't miss it.
His appeatance is as special as the wig it!ielf. a ready-to-wear
Kanek~lo'1 modacrylic Naturelle fiber in 22 new glowing
hairlights, includin,'1 new streaks," frosts and smoky tones.
' -. ~Wig. $30. ljobinsbn's Wigs .
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members ah~• 111alor IY 0 • ~ bab• rorj!)ul*. ' '
members lelll\l~t,lp.(avor of t,he Y .~ •r~~f,ilr~ll2. cl~d In ".' ' ,,
mensur,, bu\ With aom~ strong/ . eiilt filat @e 'was per~ntly. ,.,, '"
I r•. ~1; '' .... • • aenliment1 'lhal It lhoul.d b• ~f!ab1ed 1'o1lciwlnll' cony~tolons • •
modl!lcd and made ndt quite so she aullered when lhe wu fed
lenient, rmqle -&Ml ~ birth QO
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Titer.booed. jeend, hooted and banced the wans
with tbetr fists.
Jµld when someone would rise to say 19metlling
they disliked, the squad of about 8S bully-bo}'ll raised
their voices with" catcalls. 'To one bearded speaker,
they shouted, "Go get your welfare check."
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Later on, some threatened him with bodily harm in
a confrontation in the hallway. . . .
· They were easy to spot early last week In. the
usually respectable chambers otcupied b:Y. reJtional
'. coastal commissioners in Long Beach. · · •
1 These exhibilionisls wore and were hardhats. Not
Lord knows, that wearing hardhats is somethinc dis.
respectable. But in this case they were worn as
calculated symbols -as if their wearers really
represented the altitudes of every working man.
, Their attendance was to serve as a cheering sec·
tion for labor leaders and, Gilbert Ferguson, presi-
dent of the Orange County Council on Envlro11ment,
• Employment, Economy and Development <CEEED).
The object of the disrut>tive behavior was the
Powers, Funding and Government element of the pro-
posed coastal plan. This is the proposal that would ex-
tend regional and slate coastal commissions through
the rest ofthe decade. ,
Certainly there are points of objection t-0 ' be
raised about the element, which, would perpetuate'
the new level of government that controls coastal land
use.
But what a calculaWdly arrogant way to em-
phasiie the debate!
CEEE;D leaders and supPorten wbo aeem t.O be mak-
ing a l!abilof sucb confrontatlaos.
D\!bate certainly Is a r;nalnatay of the American
system. and free exchange ol ideas Is an Ideal well
worth fighting for.
But the quality of the advocacy Is only as good as
: the'advocate.
Who Hires Those Aliens?
Twelve Border Patrol officers made a sweep
through Santa Ana last week, scooping up 198 illegal
aliens and sending them back toward their natl ve
Mexico. """ • The deportation activity dr!)W headlines locally...,.
chiefly because the number caught tn one mass arrest
was so !Pgh, .But viewed in perspective, it was nothing
but a cynical replay of a sad' scene repeated in
California-particularly Southern California-for de·
cedes
Ma ny of these Mexican aliens are pitiable
creatures, exploited for the most part by employers
who pay substandard wages for dirty and menial
jobs. Jl ma y be true that these jobs are shunned by
Americans, but the exploitation is there nonetheless.
High unemployment in this country is tempering
Americans' traditional sympathy for people driven to
the desperation of illegal entry. Indications that un-
employment insurance might be paid to illegal aliens
also is testing this sympathy.
On ce more there is talk in Washington of controll-
ing the problem where it best can be controlled-by
making the employer responsible for illegal
employes.
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II is obvious th.at the hardhat squad is becoming a
permanent fixture at public meetings where labor
spokesmen compla.ln that rigid land use controls are
the prime cause of unemployment in the construction
industry.
The display before the coastal commission effec·
lively polluted any serious debate over .the complex
and important matter. It should serve as a warning to
This seems to be the ultimate answer to the pro-
blem. The tired old.game of shipping hum;m bodies
back across the border, only to have them struggle
north again, is neither humane nor practical,
especially in these days of high unemployment.
'Hello, Dick. Goldwater here. I think we 'd better hold
off on the big parade for awhile!'
'Rationing: A. Po~rer
Idea Now Than Then
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Among my old papers I found a
few ·crays ago a litUe book of
gasoline ration coupons from the
Se·cond-World W-ar. Now that-ra·
tioning is again being discussed,
I arn glad I found it. It recalls
many things.
At that time I was living in
Chicago.
Everyone
look the war
very BeriOUS·
ly. we .had to
beat the
Germans. We
had to· beat
the Japanese.
• ..Jf sacrifices
were nec-
essary, we
were willing to make them.Sowe
took rationini very seriously too.
Beef and Pork were rationed.
My wife and I had a dinner in-
vitation in March J943, the f'trSl
week of meat rationing. We both.
.feit uneasy about 1t until Marge
called our ho~tess and asked,
••Are you sure you want us to din·
ner? Would you like us to bring
our meat coupons?''
Our hostess told us not to
worry: At dinner she served a
huge smoked turkey1 which I still
remember with pleasure.
Poultry was not rationed. Nor
was mutton. We used.to go to_the
Greek neighborhood for ex-
cellent legs of mutton.
I AM SURE there never was ;1.n
actual food shortage in Chicago;
but lher.e were many shorta .. ea of
accustomed foods . Sugar was ra·
tioned, as were most canned
fruits and vegetables, fals and
cooking oils. As the war raged
on. there were many changes in
our consumer habits. Familiar
brands of cigarettes disappeared
and we smoked Cl used to smoke
in those days) many strange
brands we· d never heard of -
and haven't since. or course there was a black
market in meat. One Chicago
restaurant much patronized by
( S. I. HAYAKAWA)
political big-shots was famous
for its abundant supply or steaks,
unavailable to other restaurants.
But there was also widespread
disapproval of those who tried to
beat t~stem . There was the
moral sanclion of "Don 't you
know there's a war on?"
Most of us accepted the incon·
veniences or wartime patiently,
even cheerfully. There was no
suffering, really. We flattened tin
cans for salvage. We saved
aluminum f9il, even separating ·
the foil from the paper in
cigarette packages to add to the
collection. These we re small
sacrifices, we felt, compared to
what fighting men were facing in
Europe and the Pacific.
Gasoline rationing deeply .in-
fluenced our lives. We commUted
by street car, by the Elevated, by
Illinois Central suburban lines.
Going out of town even to nearby
cities, We rode the train, only to
be faced by accusing signs that
asked, ''Is this trip necessary?''
. People who had special need
for their cars, like salesmen and
physicians, had to appear before·
rationing boards to get their allot·
meots increased.
Here again -there were
wheeler-dealers who seemed to
be able to get around the regula-
tton·s. They would tear oU to
Detroit or Evansville in their
automobiles without a worry in
the wOrld, leaving the rest of us
wondering resentfully how they
got their gasoline.
They got it, of coune, through
a thriving market in stolen
gasoline coupans. I seem to re-
call 1torte1 of the highjacking of
trucks full of ration books. But
the abuses of the system were
never so great ·as to discredit it.
President Gerald Ford ha·s re.
jected rationing as a solution for
the energy crisis of today in favor
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of increased taxes on imported
oil. Many of his political oppo-
nents are calling loudly for a ra-
tioning syste m instead. They
must be very young, or, if they
are over 45, very forgetful.
PEOPLE WILL abide by a ra-
tioning system if they believe it is
really necessary and that it is
justly administered. Today there
is no unified n ational purpose
such as the determ inallon lo win
a war. And administering a ra-
tioning system, justly or unjust·
ly,·would r equire a huge and ex·
pensive bureaucracy.
I do not believe a rationing
system for gasoline would work
today. Since the end of World
War JI, the counterculture has in·
tervened, teaching millions that
whatever the government is for,
they must be against. Never has
there been Su~h widespread dis·
rega rd for the duties and
responsibilities of cltizen!!hlp ..
How much voluntary com·
pliance will there be ror a ration·
ing system tod ay? There will be
qu1te a bit, I am sure, since most
people are law-abiding. But there
will not be enough to prevent the
development or a huge black
rnarket overnight.
On the other hand, an increase
in the price of oi' products will
automatically control consump-
tion. While it wlll impose
hardships on many, it wil l drive
millions into alternate forms of
transportation and heating as
well" as into wiser and more
econOmical uses of fu el. That's
the purpose of Mr. Ford's plan.
J t if: certainly worth a try.
One Man Who Needed
To See the Film Didn't
VON HOFFMAN ')
WASHI NGTON -The movie
premiere wasn't one of your [ s wishier Hollywood and
Washington affairs. True, Can·
dice Bergen a nd Mike Nichols
came to lend their nan1es to th e
opening of the Vietnam war mov· It 's \l.'hO was n·t in the mov ies
or at the opening that makes the
most angry re ading. Pet er
Davis, the ma n "'ho directed
··Hearts and Minds," said he
tried to get Melvin Laird.
fl.1cGeorge Bundy, RObert
McNamal"a, De an Rusk and Gen.
Maxwell Taylor to be in·
terviewed for the film, but these
men who played 5-Uch a large part
in making that v.·ar refused to
talk.
ie ··Hearts
and Minds,''
but there was
a damn Bud·
dhist monk in
the lobby.
The pre·
miere was
held in a
Georgetown
m o v i e
theater, but
Georgetown didn't come. The
politicians, the famous names,
the journalists and media ex·
ecutives who'd backed the war
didn't care to see the scene in the
picture of · the ex-American
servicemen getting their new
plastic legs fitted over the
stumps of their old ones.
.\ few hours earlier. Ron
Nessen, Mr. Ford 's press
secretary, had repeated the ad-
ministration's request ror more
money for Vietnam, adding, "If
the money is not put up , and in
six months there is a disaster, it
y,1ill be a very traumatic ex·
perience for the American peo-
ple.'' Needless to say, Mr.
Nessen wasn't there to take a
look at the pictures of the last
trauma.
Some politicians did show up ,
but they were mostly of the ratty,
sincere sort who'll never be
fashionable. Frank Church and
Jim Abourezk are senators, right
enough, but hostesses don1t
break their backs to get them
for dinner. The Congres&men in
attendance were less Oashy yet.
Men like Ab Mikva of Illinois who
don't go places to get their pie·
lures taken.
Tay l or, o n ce our a m ·
-bassadorial viceroy in Saison,
got in the movi e any"·ay. There's
a sequence of Gen. Nguyen
Khanti , a former head of the
-SOuth Vietnamese government
who got in Dutch "'ith us, playing
a tape recording or a telephone
conversation bet\l.'een him and
Taylor, in which the American
tells the other man he'd best pack
it in and exile himself from his
cou ntry.
DAVIS SAID that v•hen he
tried to get McN amara, current-
ly head of the World Bank. the
nunky on the other end of the
phone informed him that, "'Mr.
l\.tcNamara neve r comments on
the internal affairs or member
countries.'' 1'here was a day
when he was delighted to run Lhe
internal affairs or other coun·
tries.
But they're all men or the past.
saving perhaps Laird, y,•ho is
rumored to have a back door re-
lationship at the White J.lou se.
Among the actors still on the
scene, the biggest absence from
..
the film is Ki ssinger. Davis got a
turndov.·n from him, too. t
It's not for movies like this one
that Ki ssin ger wants to gel his
picture taken. He likes those
shots of himself and Nancy that
they print on the front page or
\Vom cn's \V ear Duil y -the
celebrated Doctor of Diplomacy
;::uesting al all the best places .
Somebody should have run ove{·
to Foggybottom, taken him outoC
the Stale Department building by
the collar. marched him over to
the theater and made him watch
that movie.
OKA\'. llEN R\'. berore you
get any more money ror th at war
you ended, you brilliant
negotiator you, sit there and
\l."atch the peasant man tell ho"·
th e bo mbers rou st'nt came and
blew his house to pieces and hov.
his little daughters died. \\'atch
and listen, Henry. and then come
out of the n1 ovie theater and tell
us v.·hy v.'e should continue to pay
so this war can go on a second 20
ye;::ars.
Henry. you go to too many
parties and and too few amputee
v.·ards . A man o f your re·
alpolitiks should visit the war.
maimed t\l.•ice a week. That's not
like havinp; an honor guai;d and a
band playing solemn, martial
music y,·hil e you v.'alk fory,·ard to
Jay an official wreath on the
tomb or some nation's Unknoy,•n
Soldier. That's your problem,·
Henry. or maybe our problem.
Too many unknow n soldi ers, too
many nameless paraplegics ir\.
your life.
So. now , you·re selling arms to
the , Arabs, Henry. Well, ir we
don t. the French or the Russians·
or the Czechos lovakians or
somebody else y,·ill . And an Arah
does make a dressier corpse.
The CIA Showed Voyeuristic Tendencies
Al the party after the movi e.
they gossiped about yo u, Henry.
They said when yo u get mad you
throw ashtra ys at your aides :
and: on a. grand er sc_ale, they
wondered Jr you have a roreign
policy an ymor e. or whether
you'r e simply involved in a
worldy,•ide, jet-assisted mh;11ion
of random mischier.
WASHINGTON -For years, .
the Central Intelligence Agency
operated Jove traps in. New York
City and Sail Francisco, where
foreign diplomats were lured by
prostitutes ln the pay of the CIA.
Through hidden .one-way mtr-
r or S, CI A
agents film~
the sexual ad·
ventures and
later tried to
blackmail the
victims into
bee<nning In-
formants.
T h e
stranger·
than-fiction
atol')' of the blackmail <Jperatlon a ··one of '"lb• secret.I the CIA i1
JraJitlcally trylng to bide from
-eulonal lnve1U1aton. But
.. iwe have uncovered the de!alll
·and will be happy to furnllh
• 'CclaCTeu v:Itb tho evidence.
Si1P>lflc1ntly, the CIA used lhe
"old Bureau of Narcotics as a oov·
r f0r the biz.arre MlC setup. In
bolb cltl '! narcotlca agenlll renl-
..S aDcl ma ntalned adJdlnlng e!li· d..,.y 1partm,n1A1.' It was their
.-.Iblllty to inake 1ure the
black111all 1partmen~ had a
ll••d-ln J,011 111~ "[II kept
.. eel with fOod ~nd ll(IUGr, llO
l -
the victims wouldn't become sus-
picious:
In Sa n Francisco, th e
blackmail apartment was
opened in the late 1950s and
c losed about 1965. It was
equipJ)ed only with bugging de·
vices, not observation mirrors.
The New .York operation lasted
from about 1960 to 1966.
ON DIE EAST Coasl the dual-
efficiency apartments were
located on the sixth floor of a
high-rise apartment building in
Greenwich Village. On the wall
of the blackmail apartment was
hung a large painting of two
ships. But the painting was ac·
tually a Mission Impassible·style
one-way mirror.
On the other side or the wall,
CIA agents .could watch the ac·
tion through the see-through
painting and film the ,most in·
Umate moments. The painting
was 1trate1lcaUy pJaced to that
I~ gave the CIA opservenl It lull
view~fttle sofa, which openid in·
to a bed. A Japan°'" 1c~ Im -. pl,nted with mluOpllooes, pro-
vlHed the S!!UDd for lhe CIA'<I
blackmail movies .
On the CIA ai de of the wall, the
one~*way mirror wa1 bldllen
behind a painting with bli'.lges,
l
J
•
(JACK ANDERSON)
The agents would merely swing
back the painting like a cabinet
door for the peep shows in the ad·
joining apartment .
To stage the shows, both male
and female prostitutes with a
variety or sexual skills were
used. The CIA possibly got the
jdea from the Ru.&sians, who have
Jong used 11ex blackmail to entrap
·~ esterners into !lpying for t.he~.
FOOTNOTE : The narcs used
the apartments when the CIA
didn't need them. They would be
advised to stay away on certain.
nights. The monthly rent for the
dual Greenwich Village apart~
ments was $160 each. .
The rent , food and liquor bill4
were paid out of a special check·
ing account .i n a bank near the
New York nar,cotlcs office. Our
asM>('iate, Bob Owens, contacted.
a GIA spokesm~n who said the
a1ency bad ••never heard of this.'' ,,
For years. we have been re-
porting on these snooping prac~
tic .. or the FBI, CIA , Se<ret
·Service and ot.her covernrncnt
aa:encle1. We hawe wrltteJ\
dozet11 of columns l a~ng oul ~e I
• ,,
facts that are now belatedly
making front-page headlines.
As evidence that government
gumshoes were abusing thelr in·
vestigative powers, our sources
provided us with secret FBI files,
CIA reports and Secret Service
recor ds on prominent
Americana. Among them were
members of Congress, black
leaders, newspapermen, movie
stars and football heroes.
We have noticed that the gOv·
ernment agents spend a great de-
al of time observing and report~
ing on the sexual adventures or a
wide variety of noncriminal
Americans. From the quantity
and dett\il of Information, we sus~
peel there waa as much
voyeurism a1 sleuthing in the in-
ve1tigatton1.
HERE ARE-' few examples of
what we mean :
-The Watergate wiretap
transcripts, aUll sealed by the
courts, are fuJI of ,ex Lalk. What
the White House \(anted to know
about the Democrats, apparent-.
1y, was their sex secrets. The·
WaterbUf8•rs bugaed tho only telephone that dldn'l ro throuch
the Democratic headquarters
twltchboard. Tbe J>em0<rolll
uaed this phone, thdefoN, to
. ~
'
make their most Intimate calls.
-One FBI report on a promi-
nent black leade r contained
nothing but titillating tidbits
about his sex life. Jt told, for ex~
ample, about an incident with a
woman in a New York City hotel.
"(He) threatened to leap from the
13th floor window of the hotel."
the FBI reported s()lemnly, 1'if
thii woman would not s.ay she
loved him .''
-An FBI report on a football
stir states he ''has been ob•
served intoxicated on several oc·
casions and also reportedly had·
an affair with an airline
stewardess who became preg.
nant as a result of this assoc,ia·
lion.''
-In the file of a religious
leader, the FBI has,inchlded the
allecatlon that "he bad llllclt r•
lalions with an underafe cl•!."
-A well-known writer, accord-
lnc to the FBI , "was evicted by
the landlord ror h•vtnc bomooex-
ual parties.••
-A famous movle.Urhu lhls
,r•PoO. in his f'l'llllla: "Thetlllor-mlll~ 1tate1 •that fi'0"1 penonal
knoit'led11 he knew that (th• ...
tor) wuahomo1n.ual.''
f\.1aybe not. but if detente's so
good, see ir you can get that re ..
tired Am er ica n adtniral'.S
daughter out of Russia. And if
you fail al that, too, go to t}\e
movies. -.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT l
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-€fi.u1nine-Tests-OU..-H11 . aiiit-y1~' ~-'"...,..·· -
NEW DBLIU.,.-A al\Ort di•·
.., ~. Nnc Delll(. I saw• ·~q11 fJle of protut man:hen I.lowly In tbe ~pf
COJIYI. VOit Of tliem~ were ~I .a..Jla. ,Tbq were Iden·
tlfl,4 l!Y lb'eltl placards •• lt•@•~i •bidelil•. r,rr11,ers. llloplcen-ra and commercial
Wl!rteri. O<se qf tb~ pliCards
••id : ••aun,ry Peoele Are .. Hwnae. 1*». •• ,
l ho~ tliat the reijon· for
the manh wes ~he blcreasing
~World
nua, 1 lf 1\ is Possible to ra,
tlonali1e let\JD1 larfe DU!llbert ot
Allina atarve,.•it wlllbe no time
at all before we •.PPl.Y lbe same r.eaaoninc to people at home.
' ~ ,f • • ~· we discover how easy It la
. ot llle . .ricb lllj.d Ill• poor toW ~ atare without fl.lnchln1 'at•
'"'• anotlier are iettlnc:tl)e at••e t.lb>lno Jn Calcutta OI' Dacca, it '°' •·~ th -. llhOuld be no trick !if . .., unbllnk· dOl'fj;i'at ~ouldd becoln~-•,!_moat !Ilg at Ille cl\le&se-ridden lene-v.e s ow own .uui~'7.'" 3 • 1 ments in Harlem or Detroit or ~ be'rt Heilbr~er, in An I~: UM! ,1qualor ot tbe shacks in Ap-ql lntotheHumaaProspect,-' pllacbla lor~aeea the l'!>sslbWty ot atollllc,. Fam j n e ; n 1 n d I• and
dlaClllSlo6 tJI , • •'
the ·1adla·n p1us.,.. .... ,
port' that Weote!:.tl na-ttono, 1liclucl. ·
11!1 lll• UOlt.d State1, are
bl'!"limall by 11•1111'7 oaU0114,• °'Bangladesh test1 not just ·our• , now comln1 Info -&Ion, oo h •--nuclear _,a~crets, lf t~ ~-cet capacity to res Pond as um.an uo-a. Jarger share. of the Jd'a· tngs, but also our abllily to know ~ • what "AmeJican' lilstory la all
. about .. We ,can't icnore out·
· (eltlnc ..,.4,
tO turn their
b8cka o~ In-.
THAT ISSUE 11-notamlat,Y. dis· • stre!c]led hands without destroy-
tant· pros~c~.-ut la -1z:ei!di 'tat-ing that which. II most slgnlficanl .. inc shape., u w11 eVtd:eDcea.by~ • iD the Amenca~ c~acter-a ~etPr~ marebe(d,..,. ... Ne.w llt~se of connection wit:ti human.
De)bl.' tf ivaslnot dlfllcult to uia· . bOmgs wherever they mtgbt be.
derstll)d' \lielrJh9lliUt's. n waa , di•'•·~ for · · mammotli-food supplies. Tho re· !inti IQCHt that Western policy
rbaker.1feel there's no way ol •
pmvenUnc mass.famine and that
np &lllount of aid could solve the basic problem.
The peraon whose name ha.s
~ frequently linked with this
hard-line approtth to the de-
veloping nations is Garrett JJlnlln, profouor of blolollY 8*.tbe
QDl...,.llY ot California. Ac.Ord·
!jll to reports, Pro(. Hardfn
tiellevea that the W estem nation&
1bould resist efforta to helP.
fkmine·tbreatened countries. lfe
-the lifeboat analogy. If the
aurvlvon allow more than acer-
tain nuaiber on boarcl, everyone .
wllleodown. . f~
HAaDJN'S I DEAS and the
thocked .reaction of the YQURI
people walking toward New
Dell>! served to dramallie "that
ii rapld'1 becoinlnil the.most Im· .• portant issue. before contem-
porat')' elvlUzatlon. The attitudes
)IOtthat they bellevecfih~..,......
entUltd to help from thll butslde·
world, but that they were no"( be· Ins told,'in ,rr.et; tliatlhey are not
wortjt help1rig. The)i°were protest.
ing lif~boat analogie$ and a notjon
thal some peopl!! have the right to
decide whether others shall live. I left the protesters and drove
back to my ~ew Delhi hotel with
its ·well-appoiqted lobby and
loungps1 The' <!jnla&. room was
flllecl:wltb ~eJium ol polite eon·
ven"10n1.:A.t fhe. far side of the
room ;.wn the rot ls aerie, with iu
1 exotic . me a ta apd fowls being ..rolil~ on opeo'apitl.
It·~wasn't-itecMaary to jux·
taJJO$e the ~rotett walk against
lliifiiliil of Ufe belilc Uveil 1n th•
ell.i's /!Jf tbe Wesi.rn world.
WUfllrf.lMfa Ilse.I( ill the ·com·
6!\sUble eon\r4tt(.'were In full ..a ., .... TleW. •· i ,
. T.he grea ·.ei\ ln.Jer with
the·Hat41n approach apPl,lea not
to India" but to tb~\Yqt. For
Hardin ism cRn be.coile" a wild in-
fection in \]le moral conscious-
By MELVIN MADDOC1'S
The dragons of the 20th century
all seem to be Cheshire cat.s·, dis·
solving into beastly abstractions.
The hero enters the castle to slay
the momter. All according to plot
so far.But then be is issued an ID
card and told to follovi the green
(or is it pink?} arTO'ft along this
endless corridor. He finds
'-himself in a cavernous waiting
room along with thousands of
other he foes, filling. out an a:p..
plication form for a permit to
slay dragons. I\ loudspeaker in
the ce~ling plays a recorded
me ssage : ''Please take 11
number and wait."
(a> -''Are you slaying·.c1r,g'ons
for ideological reasons or for prq·
flt?'0 But by this time:,-tt does~~
matter. He has passed the lega1
age limit; he is officially too old
to be a dragon slayer.
What he realizes, or course, as
he shuffles out of the .castle is ·
that be has met the dragon and. beepa more or less slain himself.
For, accbrding to the best 20th-
century plots, the dragon is
Bureaucracy. Instead of claws it
strikes with red tape. In place of
fire it spits that deadly weapon,
the triplicate form .
about lhe individual
Dehuinanized by the System,''
cries the book reviewer, "I 'm go-
ing lo sue the Pen Club for com··
milting unanimous non -
conformity.'·
ln rhetoric as in art, the an·
ti6ureaucratic: protest has
· becomei almost a programmed
response ilself. "Please don't
told, spindle or mutilate. I'm
human." So read the placards of
the '60s --practically mass.
produced .
Yet nobody has told .. one-
dimensional man" -flattened
by megastate -what he can do
THE VICTIM of Bureaucracy, to re a c q u i re his other
Q'i&YS pass, weetis pass, months ·more antihero than hero, has dimensi4l\s, his full features of
pass. Years pass. The hero is becOme the favorite protagonist. humanity . ''Write your
finally denied his license because· ot:cotitemporary literature. "If I Congressman" doesn't ·quite
he fail~ to answer question 32 . have to 1re8d "one more novel seem the answer, though often
,. ·· . ,.. • it's the only answer given at the
;l ,•o· ..... ugal -.ll'1"ay ~o-ppl·e·y to_, ... ;~Left _,~1;:~;:~::?w~hy~tti~;~~[J ..
. .l.""t, lf.I. · .I.., . ~-· · » i. " . .. .,.,!rt~ ·~·:!lf..'~~r~:!~·~~v~1:~~
· ! -'• ' ~"i. ,,., :"•1.. ask'°gforadonation.
WASffiNGTON-A secret re·
port naahed lo the State Depart-
ment of an imminent Communist
coup d'etat in Portugal last week
turned out to, be ptemature, but
top Ford admioistraUon officials
~main convinced that a classic
far-left takeoVi!r in Lisbon is
possible any moment.' . . That has forced a painful re-
useasment at highest levels here
of American military power in
the Atlantic Ocean. The re·
auesaon must ponder this hard
reality: 'l'he drastic political up -
heaval in Europe's westernmost· 1
country threatens the U.S. with a·
major pollUcat setback-and a
consequent Soviet gain in world
poliUcs.
[
:_ ) tions will not necessarily V~eatigating or Operating arni in
EVA Tepresent the wilt and the best in-POrtugal. While Soviet funds are RALPH NADER has to work
. . terests of a majority of the assumed to be lubricating the the eight-day week just to keep
_ ~ PortugP.l·ese p eop l e ." Portuguese Car left. the United Corporate America a 11'1/le
Communist con!rol or the entire ORIGIN ALL\' pro.mised by ~ =~i~~s ;~se~r i{~~~~~~~r~~ ~f~~~~~~~;ti:nn~~~r;hl~~ T~~
labor movement. March 31. the earliest dUe for. tefn&J, intervention. As a 'top f.4Sk ror the m·an who c:an only
No coup developed. But event! the elections now'.:@ppears'°to t>ei State bepa,trnent orficial told moonlight as 8 resistance f}ghter
since then have strengthened late April-But Gen. Carvalho's us : "This ~ the classic spot for a would appear hopeless.· \Vhere
fears that the far ten, dominated words undermined the basic con· liJ,\!e clandestine help, but we , d~ he ~gin as he stands In front
by Communists, is <¥t-ermined to cept of holding.elections at all-wOUtdn't ev'"n attempt it in the or the cast)e with his tired little
strangle center~and center-righl . and laid the gro\tndwork for dis-· r-h h '" bean-blower ' pOlitical parties, delay ibdefini.te .. r· missing the results If they a'te po\ltjcal atmosp ere at ome. •t ,
ly the promised elections for a held, indicating the far le.ft Besides losing U.S. and NATO David Klein ~ professor or
constituent ass.embly and strike knows it could notjossibly win a base rights in the Azores, a Corh· social science at Michigan Stale
for total power w1thln the nb:t fairelectoraltest. , ~ munist·style takeover moving and a man with a mind Uk~'an
several months. In the background of the. Portugal into-the third world or animated AeSop. fable -Pro-
., • Portuguese dramJl· are major eventually the CQm,munist camp vides a possible model. Professor
THAT ADDS UP. Lo •a classic failures of U.S. poUty during the eould wel\,_infect Sp~ across the Klein is to Big Business what
politic-al coup. Whh the· Social 40 years when Portu,cablept un: border. Beybnd t.IJ.at, it pases this Tweety Bird is to Sylvester Cat:
Democratic Center party met dertheSalazardjctatorship.&>ft:. .stillmore_menac(ngquestion: the v.ictim as aggressor. In his
last week in a formal convention, tactsbyAmericandip~matswit~ Wou 18 We stern Europe very ordina(iness -his accep-
it was mobbed, surrounded and t~e undergro~~litit~ oppos1-~erceiv~ 3~ neutralist, prO·· tance of his modest scale -lies
besieged by street gangs of left-t1on were :v1rtua\1.Y. ftll . ~us. Communist Portugal as another hisvalueas.apracticalexample.
wing, tou(hs despite a pledge by when the dictatorship' was. sud· examRle of America's decline? U Consider the stylish way he
the Armed . Forces Council of denly overthrown the United. . ·so the loss of base right.a:. in the copes with blU&-Whj!:n the Great
freedom to wepare for'the long. States foun,d ltseU in ·Ute dkk." ~res would rete low.among the Com~uter ch•rges ,.him incor-
promiffd constituent asseqibly h1oreover. the U.S. Centtal · lethal ·byprodu~ts of the tragiC i"ectly,1 ProfJ!:-'50,I' KJeln explained
elections. (ntelligen:Ce· Agency has been drama being played in Lisbon to· to th'e New York Times, it cqmes
When the SO.cl•lisU petitioned rendered useless as ~ sec:tet-in-day. . '·. ~ '. .• · out of hi9"1~8Juable time to see
that justict! is done. Therefore he
deducts $10 from the bill he final·
ly pays for each letter he is
forced to write in settling hi s ac-
count, $2 for each phone call .
IFTHE ENEMY.not knowing
"'hom they 're dealing \\'ilh, send
Professor Klein sales or promo·
tional literature, the ~faster has a
counterploy worth l'A'O. eSpeciall y
•
if They make the mi Stake of
enclosing a postage-pilid en·
velope.
ije returns the four-color spiels i
with his own -label attached: 1111
.. This represents my effort to dis·
courage unsolicited n1ail by in-
creasing its cost to the sender."
!The increased cost per label to
Professor Klein : one-tenth or u
cent.)
How \\:ell do these puckish
games or economic jujitsu work.'!
Tbe..senders of junk m ail pro-
bably read the letters of others
only a little better than they write
their own. As for t-bose bill ad·
justn1ents made with the Klein
meter running , '""hatever lhc
company loses on its orijinal bill
it will (don't worry) find a way of
passing on. Ir not to Professor
Klein. to other consumers.
•
r
In terms or making a dent on
th eir adversaries. KJ,.ein and his
fellow-naggers 6robably rate
somewhere be t\\·~en DOn Quixote ·•
charging ~ wind11>1ill and srrlall
boys· thr9wing peanut .shells at
elephants. But listen. Vince Lom-
bardi, winning isn't e\"erything.
Jn the 1-aild-lt relationship
between a man and hi s
bureaucracy a tie counts as more
than a tie. Nobody has made a
robot bill-collect~r laugh -and
certainly not cry . But by treating
the cQrporate state like a Mom·
·and·Pop store. you keep it from
turning you into an "it" too.
And that, after CJll. is the UI·
ti mate am bi ti on of all dragon.
slayers.
A1elvin J\.faddocks t.s the Chn st1an
SciMt::e lt1onitor•t Columi.Jt·at-/argc.
He is also on as1ociate editor of Time
klagazine.
One quick fallout is military. If
Portu1al leaves the North Atlan-
tl c alliance <NATO), a
catastrophe now given SO·SO. odds, the most important anti·
submarine warfare base in the
enUre AUantic will immediately .
be compromised. That base.
located in Portugal's strategic
A1ore1 Islands, employs top.
secret sensor devices and wide-
rangin& spotter aircraft to lJMNlilor movement or all Soviet
&hipping, particularly sub-
marines, tn the vast Atlantic ap~
proaches to Gibraltar.
for the right to hold a mass de-1.: ., , , ~-
monstration, the Corrfmunists · · · • ,. ·· -'? ,. .. · • ~~~1~~i~~ir~~~~rl~~~ The "(!omp· u.-.~.<; .. 1,:··,1~ ... Jlll .. _. ···" '". ks .Division
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Even more revealing was last By THOMAS KEEVl4 . • • . '. 1 • 1 Jl js mfddepingly inconsistent Ten days ago secret word
nashed th"'rough diplomatic chan·
dels to the State Department that
• ~rutal Communist-style coup
d'etat was imminent. This was
only hours after the ruling 2Q..
man Armed ,Forces Council
decreed a single, centralized
labor union in Portugal, insuring
week's unpublished comment It squats there like a fat, chin· EDt'fhft'S · . .;... i'n th~ way it divides words from
by Gen. o·telo CarYalho, acting high refrigerator Save the smu11 t.· f ,._, -one line to the other:-.
<'Ommander o( the continental purr of its idling mechanism. itis'-' NOTEBOOK Lasl Thu.:Sday was typical. I
operations command. As cabled silent now. Yet inside its trim, · was home. feet up, analyzing the
to the State Department. two-tone tan cabinet, its circuits 1-' day's output of news in my
Carvalho raised the gravest and brains and computers,.are .c~(·>taij:Je , it s pews out 'favorite hometown newspaper.
question yet about the elections : read.y to respond. ):t the',flip! .p · P,eper strips of type at a My eyes were going down the col-
"The results of the spring ~Jee-o!Sswitch. ~ Ceto.!Ious rate. Thts type ends up umn written by my favorite
Folly of Reform
Some of the Worst mistakes
that occur in government happen aa • result of a rush to reform.
That axiom was never better·
Proven than in the case of the
Campaign Financing Law, which
(l'eW out o( the Watergate SCd'Tl·
dal. '
When the bill was on its wety
&hlough Congress I described it
U ''perhaps the worst piece of
¥1ation passed by Congress in
1Verylon&time.''
Need.lea to .,.ay, a majority of
my colleogUes di~ not agree.
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seeited tQ think I waS being too
den1anding. If they have been re-
ading the stories about how the
law is now beint interpreted,
they'll t>pgin to understand what
I meant.
FOR·E~AMPLE, i1 now is dis·
covei;,ed that one l>rovision of the
law permits a.cand.iclate who col·
leCts more money thlln ia needed
in the campaitn to us.e .the
pos.t.eleclion surplus fn any
failbion desir,eit , including the
payment or penon'1 bills.
.,,GOLaW AlfER
You have Lo have ~ i ~8.Q·
didale for ~bllc oltte1e to un·
dentand wh&t that could mean.
For example, whin ' I ran tor
r President' in 19&&-we wound up
"' ... --. • .--------~ with campaign surplus or more wtre~ anxious t.o get a ••re-thK'2 million It's trile that the
·font'' atatuti on th' book!I ~fore )nohey was c·0Uec.led1throuah..the
tie.HUion ended. Consequently •. offices or ~be ReJ)Ublican Iii•-
-didn't look Into It.as careful·• UQl\81 C4UnlniUoa;itt that Ume.
Ii'-~ mlabt have. • . • but had Uio Campaign Flnan<lng •ft AllAllNO,to me that bt Lall' .bet\\ ln'elfect then i\ would th II ti.a e .Sb e com Ill I \tee .. ,1181/epeeii, ·Ull to• jlll la-
Itisawonder,thisfatboxwith astbe'news youreadinlheDaily hometown columnist, Tom
its face of dials, digital read-oats, 'Pilot. :Ptturphioe, when it came to one of
knobs, switches and bright liut: COmps\ar 191 does its job wilh Compstar 191's beauts.
tons. Il has a" name, Cotnpstar aecuracy and reliability. It does
191. Itcostabout$25,000. not misspell words unless a
· It takes the pl-ace of two banks human hand has commanded il
of LiJ'.!otype s . Fed by punch· tomisspelllhem.
MOREOVER, it is a good
employe. It i& never late to work.
lt asks no maternity leave. It has
no hangovers. lf it has com-
plaints, it bears them silently. It
doesn'teven ask for arah!e.
Why, then, am 1 standing
before thi s
now·mut e
box, staring
deadly al its
dlgjtal fee,,.;
contemplat·
I/lg f\!Vage
C;I O\WLb a r
bJo"' atlla In --\ •'~.atda ind ~llf"teri ng ,
Curse you.
~you, cur.st you ... "'!·
":or'11 Its attributes. eompstar at ~hilf one or the most. vexing.
perilleidng traits ever exhibited
in tlie"lattle of machine vs. man.
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THE WORD was "dishes."
The fat box downstairs decided it
should be divided thusly: dis-hes.
Not the logical way at all.
Compstar 191 never thought of
putting dish-on one line and es on
lhe next line.
My nightly series o( anguished
cries began. Curses continued as
I encountered :
cow· orker
sherir-r
aut· hors
COS· t
pen· thouse
as-king
Without reason , ort4'n with
total abandon, Compstar 191
sprinkles hyphens where lt damn
well ~leases. But it ·is cunning.
Through several columns it is
likely to snip ore syllables in a
tidy and <'orrect fashion : Mex·
ico, ring-ing, cron-ftre.·
·Then, with a devllb):l.twisl. it
comes up with se-.ro-od. -.
Reader Mictlele Bu.r.gess ot
lluntington Be.a.ott was mov~ to
Udo!;i~~:,: =x:::~:.,.i::;. :o~~:.
• P9rl eq;~ !~:Wu onlY fak tjiot l11h0Qld be
Thll'la e.11me wlMin • llllowe<\ !Ii II"• auc~ any ' . incl l\lbbYl.i faablQO tiloslftjl. • · *' oks. • . •,:. Thln'e lsn•\' •r··· f~ .. co1.· ".l°P'ralt • Itel!' o urQ>n to 'pu'\l n•· U other
in..1411 of• iioed (hat oopbolea that wet •• wrtUen Into
111 t111'Campalsn'FlnilnC<' the Campaign Flnol\olng Law -w ont~ the s.talute·J>Oo!<. IM\awtllatwos\O atWater1ate
onlJr wa q,; wlrllln' \g. and all tile 1b1ll7 ramlfi~aUon~ It
f10H4 but alao many peopfer enlallecl1>eblJ\d.~a fOl'6Ver.
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offer a written complaint over
s uch Compstar 191 offerings as:
tur· ns, kil-ling; bir· thday, gran·
dparenls and For-ds.
"Your new computer needs a
refresher course in word
division," she admonishe4 She
signed the letter "Astonished
Secretary.·'
ITOOK JT ·up with Paul Ward,
the production supervisor who
·has the terrible responsibility of
trying to explain the
vicissitudinous, random antics of
Compstar 191 .
He showed me the newest
wrinkle in winning over the fat
box to our w;i.y of thinking on
word divis ion. Paul held up a
piece of white tape, about one
inch wide. w•th perforations
along its five-or six-Coot length.
tmpre.ssively, ·the tape was
labeled: English Hyphenation
Ill, Define Leader, Change Set
Size, SF Limits-30-3F. ·Options
3C, 4, 20A, Program LoadS65.
IL was fed into the brain of
Compstar 191 . The parents of
Compslar 191 back in
Hackensack, N.J., promist!d
Chapter Ill in the hyphenation
program would be better than
·chapters 1 andJI.
That night we gol:
cor-nstarch
p-neumonia
Eins· tein
a-ad <really! )
bel~s
J know not whut sense of mis-
chief Compstar 191 will (ind in
dealiqg with this column .
· Ptrha_ps. in a spirit or benign
mercy, ft will not hyphenate at
al~.
More likely, its alwaya·lurking
sense of whims:Y will put me
down as only another .
e-
dilo· .. r • .
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today 's echnological society. ·
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SANTA ANA A
Westminst e r publis her
has b een ord e red to
retrain from us ing the
word "Pc nnys uvcr" in
his literature and to up.
pear ln court Feb. 18 for
a hearing Into the dis ·
pule raised by Van De
Publishing Company.
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SANTA ANA IA Pl -Her son ber comnio!!'law hUJband in
1s aY.'ay und~r court order. Her thef'rSunnyrbeed~home.!.~etold
furniture and personal belOrig-"polJee, she 11•~bed • _p.AcJjes
ings 14·ere stolen when she wais in knife and b n4lshed It at him in
jail. , self;-e:JC'fense.
Be verly Brie.Se is Just no'w Tfle ma, Carl Te,mplin, lunged
starting to rebuild her life. • at h ~-~he' said, but h~ fell on the
It began last Oct. 1. Durin.g: a ki\lf!J'.1Before be died a few houn
kicking, hair-pulling attack by la~r1 "Police and ambulance at-1
teri<lants old he told them that
he fell ~n theJmif'!,.
Soapho-;x Inv,estlgator-o listed the death
as ~·tiomtclde, self-defense.•• ,...
Bu' the Rjyerside County dis-
IT IS ALLEGED in the Derby trlct attorney's office filed
Orange. County Superior mu.nt~r ~.c:har&e.s. against Misi
Court a ction filed by the Briese. ' ~
Van De firm th<it dcfen-Dates Set Her ba)·I was first set at
dant s ll o me o wners ~so.ooo, but her lawyer, was
RevieY.' u nd publisher abJe to reduce it to $25,000. ..,
M .D. 'Skolnik have been SANTA ANA-The Orange 'Miss Briese. was still unable to
unlawfully using the Count)' Soap Box Derby. oP,tn to , raise the amount~ Sbtr ·had to
term · · P e n n y s aver iR:rls and boys, ages 11t.bro\ij:b15, .spend 90 aays in the Riverside
PubJications, Inc.·· in ':Wllltakeplace·July20. -County Jail before she Was final·
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On ~-Z1, th• jlby found lier
. fhoocent by reason of self-
~Wlae.
. Now Crea .and livi.q in Santai
AllA, •h• l~ces the probleUIS ot
establishing a new home, fmding
a job and readiulUng ao that she
can get ,her con back. 'lltat Will ' 1 requltt the assent of the court.. -
"We ~oil.Ill co into court and
ask for the child bacS nbw~ but
the cha.nee& of succeb are ri;t-
mote.'' sold'ber attorney, Robert Espinosi. ·
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Judge Moves
·I" • ~ ' ' T.o Cool ·Down ' ~ * I . Heating~0w · theirflterature. The Orange'Coynty cbamplQP ly acquttted.
,Lawyers ror Van De · will rfceive$300·andwill.ttavel to · Because she was not free to SANTA ANA _ SuPeriorCourt Publiihin~ point out that Aki'on,.Ohio, fol' the All American care for her 4-year·old son, Fritz, Judge Robert L. Corfman has
the ~ernl 'Pennysaver" SoapBoxDerbyAug.16. 1\1iss Briese agreed to have him cooled down ~he beating dispute
is a tradp mark reserv~ Santa Ana Elks Lodg;e No. 794, sept to the care of a step-air ed by the O~ange ,Oou.nt~ -rt
bytheit'flients and is not spar_isors of the .evef!t •. have or-daughter, Templin 's daughter 1n .Employes Association bj' order-.-,
available to c:ompetit.ors. gan1zed a seri~s .of .elim~a to p,re-lllinoi;;. rather than hav.C him ' 1.ng oounty officials \bi slt>dnwn •
"' J · pare ihe _p4_rtiC1pa.hts .for C0'1'\.. placed in a county foster Pome. • _ ,.. "'<;
petition. Cliriic dlr~or ts Ken While in jail, she lost h~r wtth·oCEA 'eaders and worik out
Cubbison of Orange. 1-lisdaughter furniture, clothes and her oar. theim.passe. · o Judge Corrman granted the Julie Cubbison, the 1974 range Authorities bad sealed her apart-Writ demanded by the OCEA in a €o1t1nty., champion; competed in ment to preserve th.e cdme
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Six •meetings. Feb. 15 through moved afld sbmeoDe stripped, the agreed with lawyers forthecoufl· 1--------------------------------,?tfa)' ~. )¥ill take place at the San~ house. , ty wOrkers that the heating situa·
ta Ana Elks J,.odge starting al g tiorrin county buildings merited
a.m._ Clinic topics include layout, The tMal w~ an added ordeat.1
1 top level talks.
design and planning, Feb. 15 ; After 14 proSecution witnes!ies It was alleged by OCEA that
fiberglass mold's and bulkheads, and elgbt for t1ie defense, )liss workers in several county b\&tld~
Ma:rcb .. l; structural design and Briese took the stand in hefOwn l'n g,s , mo st n ota bl y. the
floorboards. March 22, and sus· defense. , courthouse, were orten ~omr
GRANGE-COUNTY
pension brakes and steering, It was a rouih experience, she ~· pelled to work in conditions
Aprils. said, but not as diffic1.tlt as where temperatures of less than
Inspection trial Tuns begin at another part of the trial. 50 degrees bave been recOrded.
the· Elks ' track site near Irvine "They showed color slides of OCEA leaders filed the lawsuit
, Park on May 17 and continue until Carl in the morgue, whiCh was with the argument that the coun-
tberaceoccursJuly20. more than I could handle; more ty should be compelled to main-
, A winners aw~rd banquet will than the jury could handle, too," tain thern1ometer readings of 65 !IPllJlj!IJl•• ...... •Mll•itake place at6 p.m . July20. she said. • to 68 degrees in all departments.
For the
Jlecord
B;.JS•olutlons
01 Jlfarriqe
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Clemente
Couple ·
Charged
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PRORSS{9M~.STS & IUUTY·TIPS
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'f~l!:i~!~~~Ye~s SANTA AN A -A San
5:oi1' Gait -1tua .· ~~ ecBfW•~o/i..1ndJa~T Clemente couple has 1----==
Winl~P'•~-:l~fnd c..n.uf"OJ' been ordered to face trial ----------------'----------------! K1nt:~1hf$Jea.tAob9rtt..1!el' M"arch 24 in Orange· Cordft, Penn.,e E. and.August VI Sadla-r,G<ftnc101vnJ.alldr...-H. County Superior Court S.lcn. TnelmaJan•and aWIJ9M '00 burglary and grand
'M<ll•. Marvin and Pa tr kl .I. Sct1•H1t1o.e.a1r1c•M.-"4'9\j1G. theft charges filed after
sc~s. s.uy s..aNfW•l'f•n-D. they allegedly broke into
e,y1nt.Roc.r1t '•nfA11cli-M1 d bbed "C 1 M 1t10Plenst•h•, Jo~• l•• f;'.'. l•o an ro a o~ a esa walffll" ..,, beer bar. ,. , • . FllminQ, T~.8.-an4 Sar ii
-tt1c1r.s, Jo'f'(• Mar'hyn •nd ~1 Judge EVefett w. -~ . Dik h "Ida -ls!>9nblr99r. o.a .... l . •nd Gr~v c ey set t e tr1a te
"· . · . for Larry Allen Quacken-~~=· · ~ .... ~ and Clllford· bush, 22, of 192 Calle
Ro(l;n~. o.n1a1 w.a'ld °''"'' Delgado ·san 'Clemente c.r11s,man.An1t1Moci;ridEUQ90t dV' '. -"·c . • G1U.1Nlanle Anna'andM.lrkWhal•Y an 1ck1e Le~ ra1g, ;!2.
erov••'· Ao1u n• A. and Howard of the same address. Merle. Jr . Duncan. Am1lla·and Ctcll U.o Kon1anber911r, O.or1 ly11n arn;i K•n· NlllGofdan Smith. Beverly Jo and Wiiiiam El· IS-lh,Jr. ,UffJ.,,uaryJl
C.tgllh. Fr•nit W, Jr. and Cyntllla A.
• (Dverrul>la~. Arnullo and Marl•
.. .., .... ,..,, Mellrioa •nd Carll 8.
And&! ~n. cn1rlos H. ilnd Mart"" J Kloust1, Grant Rlcn•rd and Crw is11ne Erililbetll Ta!WIY, Rabin and Thoma~ c. Frak•5, Chlrlotta lie and Jilm.sl..le
Re...eU. Yvonne A, 1nd f"r1nt1Jn 0. Warr•n, KenntthW. and PerwiJI!. 9'nacil. N+.r98rel M . end Henry A. Franks. 8"ulah Pi!uU,,. and Edward -Hamlllon , P•tnc• Gray •nd JDlln
Burgoyne l*rrera. Juan and Adele Down lno. J•anne Allred and
~-•nc1 AnGre• ThOmas, O.bra Kl' Ind Mld\al't Al· ...
Aosn, Jan Marine and Anthot!v Mtrk
Provlenc1, J1an L. end RqOl rl E. NowUn, Barbe•• M , 1nd Roblrrt A. l.ff, LOia Mll reef'l.d Ray Frenklln Eddy, RebetCI !(. ilnd Ste .... 11 C. wor1nam, Judy Lee and Mlcll11i La,.. Eld•r, Adrian a 111nl llborQ .ond Rodney Re• Kint . Jann Simond and ChdHlne
2uka11$kill
, "'-tell, CDt'lln J.and DI W1d A.
G•lom~s, Ma rie Madel•"ne and
Miltloal
The couple Was arrest·
ed at 18th Street and
Orange.Avenue in Costa
Mesa last Oct. 22 and
charged with taking a
loaded .22 caliber piStol,
a cigarette lighter and a
jar of beef jerky from a
nearby bar.
Officers said the pair
ransacked th~ bar in
their search for
valuables and were ar-
rested as they drove
from the scene.
1\1.cohol
Speakers
Available
SANTA ANA -
Speakers on alcoholism
are now available to
speak to Orange Coast ---------~•groups, under the CiUSTAf'SON .1o11n H G""'tait.an 01 c.o.--•1 sponsorship of the
Ma""d .... w Feb ~Ill. Survi""6,bV Alcoholis m Council or daugllter\ Mari.tn Flynn ol Mtnlo Park and .lil#M !>ilnder1 01 Toc.oma, Orange County. W111hln910n. SI~ qrandthHdren, • O<Nt 9rMCtchlld<1n ~nd • brother Betty Snider. CO\DlCil W•lt•r A Gu11at\on o t Omeha, · d aid Ne.llrasll.e, Se rv1te> n em Mo n.' executive irector, S
Pa<lllc ~ c 11e11er. En1oml)rre .. t: the group 1·s emphas1"•'•g Pa<Uk \IJ.a• Memorill P.tr~. Direct· ...... , lfll1WP•c111c v1awMor1u11r t alcoholism education
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teen-agers.
She said that of 43.3
million young
Americans today, an
estimated 75 percent
drink and about 450,000
are alcoholics.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) But, he said, in 1975
-The National Park campsite s under Na-
Se~ice has abandoned tional Park Service
for ttiis year a reserva· Jufisdtction ''will be
lion system for its 29,000 available str!ctly on a
(:ampsites, Director first-come, first-served
G,11ry E. Everhardt said. basis.
··A system tried out for ''WE STILL believe a~·v'eral parks during that an effective re-
19'14 became overloaded servation system is the
i:nd embroiled in fairest meaAt of giving
Ch'arges of confJict or in· all potential park users
feresll hurled at former an equal bpportunity to
i>Brk-Director Ron u1eacamp1ite,"hesald.
Walker. . Everhardt said that in
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traduce campsite re· cquntered wlth the.trial ~ervjltion1 as soon as we reservation l)'~tem -the tan develop a sy1tem nation's econoitl~c:pro
whlch "''" provide bl,•m••n~Jue~sh,ortages service to lhe public caused 'lf!alltic~~ated'
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GowM. Machine wash .tiv{on. Shill slyle wilh lacy
• II neck. Assoried pits lels.
S.M.L.
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Atg. 1,99 ••· ~uxe nu1g-
nelic phOlo album. In
assorted sohds ind paltatna .. ..
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Prlntlop. 1 OOll ~"' stotate~e.A ........
aaaorted prints and sizes.
Gold lllled pendMll
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tailored white or yellow heW1 .
· Comes with gold lllled <:Nin.
Fine JttNelry Qhartment.
Fobr 1975
DAILY PILOT
GET READY GOLFERS
Pro-line Clubs Now Available at the
Treasury
Wilson 1200 9 Irons
Ly.n~Jrons _ _
McGregor Tourney Set
4 Woods & 9 !!'On~
Ping Putters
229.99
219.jjl
209.99
15.99
G1l1' panties
4/$1
, 'II perl~I 66~ to 1.1 s
• Assorted 1tze1 and colors. NY19n. acetate 01 cotton.
~SALE
Ladlt1' or gents'
ID br1celtl
7.77
A91. I.SO. Bron.t.• tOM metal
with blac~ lntel'ta. Tepefed
Sides.
1.18
R•g. 1.11. S.,th y•m.
Machine wash acrylic tor
au you do-it-your5ellers.
4 oz. skein.
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ma:y Y~l become her masfA!!plece g£,d <Volunfeen with· heJplng .
of ~.l'IQl)ll achievement. •• de lo eel a job cloqe. ·• • ' I m golncto tum theao moun-Camplne out ancl4'slln1 away
talnl Into a molel>ill," ibe vowocl, aim It al\ is eoulheallng tber111>y..
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there· , , bas mo.re' fundamental ~nses . c 1ackle 110 t euctbl t7ins lo Jor~dre, . Pl•:r Goel· . ' , ' 'Tllereis )Ull so much you can She is.trying to play bOth encls do with' man'Po,.,er and no
-the flilanclal!>< 1trap1"'4 1tate materials," exPI~ the bubbl-
of CaJIComla and th~ revenue-11¥ redhead .who dOOS"·as much
.ravlslf"' ~ t tllo ~ eod -~Po"sible hersel.(~ -.alnSl the middle to" get ~ha.I '; "The Army Rese~ie C!a(J>e ou \.
; •he '!'anll ... , .i ·"4<1 ,di!&~ ,hole$.'' slie •~YI'.
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1 TIUS IS a tiine of Ught money Polea and •Ampgro~ trees.
1 1lnd hard-workec;l }'lands, 'Now-~'t)t.~1rahul haveco~e. althoag~ spine, tlllhl!s are !fee. Jifckle Mra.chWlks'<lf concrete lo 1 8Jld,so.she is deteqruned lo have d'l"'P do~n into tbein al)I! pr0•
: )l°Sli~~'/:'!!:i':r" h!s Jart ofit. t;:;~ ~"i:':J~~e ~o~:&~ Job-'l"'n't.'
;'1'11! okay In the dirt depart-, · • . · ·
menl," shotexplalns. SHE IS' le'ad'r cit evefy' '!!DY ·
A jhlrd-leneraUon9illf"'1lfan, .and Girl Seoul unit at Falrvjew
l,lrS: ~non ii' a .recre~bnal ·~~ng ~bout ·250 in au, 11nci tllesU>lsl ·.at :f alrylew ·State iii 1cl eonvenieritly forp lo adcl
HOH.ifalJii-.&.<>•!f ¥•· ·~•ot , ''i "~herfintname1"hensend~d~J-~1481 ,afle!' a divorce , 1"' th applicaU-On papers under 'IUldra"1dt'-.,famflY~ ,thJ flllQae '"Jack· Shannon" 1.o
after .all, di8 not get dlalt a hand en caa enjoy the wilderness
The ")ftentally i.etarded .-.qd beeomeacertifiedScoub:naster. ~~a11y, bandlc~ppe4 kids at' iScoull can help and will ' "J!ll"(lew .are "now ~rmo.t m0re , ~ the~ groimds, but racillties ·
u'Qportal\I th all her.own.~y ! wl W t.iduded sp all Fairview
11!8t's ll'o~w!.jl har#f to'play in a P&re. · · "li!~~IODllfflbfe, • • . "We have pTaces Cor ~and
..,.-·cl.ream •DOW is • .a_2.S.\'cre· ple¢yiofman11111·~-·~-·
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created-adjacent to the hospital intf clilss at OCC ·and I've got
on land now lyi.qg unused. . . every copy of "M'other ... Qlrth ,.
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valueofland. ' · ~ ' JBckie Shannon's mountain -
· &e recently .aoJdrber home to Mount Shannon ft P.cdb.ab.ly..,_
-transfer-to·et1Dther-state-hosp1ta r--sbolild be called ;_,is her real
and join lta ·farm project ln1 a dream for what .someday will be
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ehmtnated by a cut m state .isavery.-1pecialreu6D.
funds. . . ''P_e mountain will go there,"
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~f t~o acres of p~pert,y in Mod-log atop, one of dozens of piles of
JeS:ka Canyon wttb a $52,000 donated dirt.
prieetag\.....toohigh -sonowshe' She explains the moun~n will
lives in an'• lpartment r'ented block the ta'miliar vie)¥' of \
from the state on Fairview Fairview State. Hospital's com -~ I ·i ' ~ l · · ''· · ..... ·
grounds. plexorwar~.,.herei;nanyofher WT-. · D -. -·!· T ~ m · ·A .
. wifuNiiu~wa•lllodipher li~~Wl~~ndDIOotor~ ..t;.'._ ... · .. ft'·ater __ ..... eteCtIV~.s.· ... 8 ... · .. ·. i 'l.~D . ·11•_ ~··, hands. in dirt and dreams, sbe • '"Ibey U rt!lill:r l!';lni< they'n ., •· • . /l . , < -'-, , ~ ~
plaD.s Fairview Campground. m lt\e wildeC!ess. .. .. . • ,,r4' . • ' , ~ ... , :-'" • .. t -• ~ ,. • _; • ;· , ... · • " '·~2-SA:CRAMENTO <UPI ) -AdainS 'sa'd-~~·s ·'. 'tfi:m·~,Plal\l•Odttace\!a .•. cor~j•e•teJ>S,. ,, " . ~ · • ~ ~ · ""': . Calfornt~aslaunchedanairat-patrol ,J),Ojram ~--:UJ!., ,~_totb.•.f•~il!~ ~-~l',dam••!!daerlahurv~
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1" ·j " 1" • , ·-~·" • • ' 10:~. ~ -f.' ~asfewater dis~bargers but also ?Je_attT t.IS)t:». m air emerd(ilaes. PJ>urtnf Uie, .sbµt.'1
Wh . }; . ~~ ... '1· .. n·flfr: . tn ~anua"ty s J ·fea1rcraft i-mproves, detection of water butn~from\tJ.• . }lown~f)fr-Sllt('Pta;n_cisc;o ~sewage :
.. i/IW~ ~ · ,~,ff'-''-. h 11>eg84 --flying ·-i:egµ Br-t 'tbiSsiQDs . pollut~on P.rqblemsi.in other Under threat ot court tines ~ ,tteatment plan.ts last. march. · · ..,_,· ' OU f. -....,.,., , • 'IJ.I' · "·-;Gv.~r £. w.-,slef'--"t~ dise'b'argers ' ~e:~s. "'es~ally remote locales up to $6,000 .~-r each 4ay tof un-a~al . .PJlo~graphs of areas ,sur-.
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,. ~an yoU_help make amountainou ~1iWi! ,.ofroOle~Us: and ~1' ii:le.nc-e of, ;pq.s-s.lble non· . Tiie low·alUtud.e erial recOr . respopsibiliiy for the·,~arge ~1 -l>qar4 a~C¥rate informatl.Q,R J
a ~ldeme11 campgrouqd oUt of tf .• 'b"'~S)Nept'jiiete of <llmplianc~ wlll)' '"'f« q..Ut)' :· :,;·,;i1ii~,~t'liU{polnl.sPouhl :'. and installed cleanupe9\i1Pm~ 'oii the" et'(e~IS. or t!!e. ~
Pa1rvle1f!!t.ateHospltalproperty? .. , .., : ngulalion5'. ' .. ,. • :to~ ........... =c•Arswbo~:'ain In anoiher Cl\~•. eiqfiorim~i~~~l.qtl!i..JicJ!.~~'°':·~-;:_i ·
Scoutmaster and recreation thorapist~ackle Shannoq,<e~ be.. "'".l'l)is ilt \hf<~ .i: gularl:r ~ witW7.Tu ,~,_ 1 bor 1 • aeri'al s~rv,elllance ·of. olb" .,~ Tbls_t}'P'l<?f ev1o~cem..,~'{"
r!!ached (Lt the hospital at 545-9331 arid \rill be glad..lor itny as: , ~'ed'ul~ comPF~ve ;teriaI• · ai~i ·· ,e~ ,n-r a a ory Russian .River :d?.ainage t~ .-~amat_iC·· sb:lfement,.{' ~-'~a: !•
._ sastance. c·~. ) ~ "'1 · .. suAoeilllll)ce "]>fou.am for-water ... • r;-r -s. · -· • 1 !-lllusUaµyi~eavy amounts of m~· ~ The 'W!Uat;~roof s,,e:ttles a lot)>! ~1 1
By tlM-time camplng season isthlre, these could put the old quality iii the..nai(on,!, ~d W-m"", ~·To illustrate the"value of a~al · m ther,tver.,, , ,,. ~ . , arguments .. ·: · : .. ~ .
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campgrowtdslllfineshape. · Adams, 'cbairman·~tfte·State lliipec~iens1 'AdBmJ cited 'the · Low-aJtjtude ,inspection ief. ~,tTbe P~~gr_a~. ~hicb-~~,
-A bulldozer fora.few hours' use. .. Water Resources Control·Boclrd. ' Casa..o~\l ;m. industrial company vealed the SoUrce~was a contri~ · -*Vt. ted -all'Ci;ift -and will mvolve '
-Assorted cfonated trees for pl~ ng. ~ . · ~ · Using airplane and· camera. he -wh.ii:b1,..Jteried it wasln.aking no ,. tor whO was CArelessly allowl.M;~ ~hours of,fl)'i9.-g Ume.thisY~ar; J'
• '-Telepbone poles for carving iri totem poles and for other said, a water Quality engineer • dilcbarte ..• : 1 ~ '-· mudd.y!'\vaters~ 1'o escape fronl.;a .~ .. Will f<¥:US qn un~9ue water-~quatJ-~,.
uses. • -. . can check out wate.r conditions in . But d\fft'ng ode experimental c;onstruc~O~ site .. The incidentf: Y. prob~~s.. ;of.-each_region: °'
I -shrubbery and fertilizer. ) ""'•· -o1 ..., ·•sl~ficantly more areas" than flight, he said , monitortng ·was reP9it'edb radio to &l'O\IDd Cl!lifonua. . ·
-Tools, paint and eVen volWlt r. labor to lend a helpiQ.g ~ ra:rpol)i:J:b~sed sqrv~illance personnel spottejl a pollution pro-autboritJeS, \Vhb ~t.ed .lbe , · ·
hand. . -· ,teams. ,'1 _~· _•· f • .. blem some dl'staqcp., from tl}e contractor to falte immedi&te · <SeeAER.IAL,Pag~BZ)"' .
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ftlabllsb'\tie :E'n Money .S.Cret-fuarkjo\lqg "mink n<1~elty Items" . '"total of $4'! .65.' I called G.E. 's manager to~ell ~!nil hall never be~n·
.--.setup. 'tbt~q~al ~i:vice iSsued ab'UJlt.iat d.etJSion ag,alnst.Untq'ue 't~4Qiere ~o~Ld be a labor.charge, but he ref.us~to clo anytl)ipg f.bout
l~as last August fOrfillse:.representatlJl!nin tbe F.ic~ Llftlng Sbaper ~ ·-· ·\t. -J ' • ~ • ' ~ -. •
Ms.r!l'be decision· was •not aJ)pealed, and 11ie:flnal order.· was a · • ''· · 1 • M.C.,Lagu1;1al$e~ch
.DO'iaced in September. The PoStal·Service is retu~g all'matt ad! ·G.E 'a .spokesman de~ you were ppt toJd,'-bo!!_t tb;e Ja,~r .....
clressec\to-Unlque ~eas. but there lsno prov.lsion for refubd.I 4' l-ch·ar.g~ ·a•ll said this c'barge la tiased on tbe job reqUli'ed, rather tbaft
• ·' ', · , '', ., · ':':. ~.tim:eblvolved. Wtien'lpolli~~thlsjO'b'sl~liOrtcoslwa~UO-,SZ Na CatacelCltions o.,,.r .t .:....: •hone • ,!:' ~ 110ar ,IJhe replied that it.can take M>me repai'rmen au day. to tnstan. · "°" ">· , · · . '" fouli6ew1andotbersaCMploofmtnutes.1uaraedj1UtthatG.E.seta.
Got a problem? Then "'1'ite Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red · .. DEAR PAT:· Is it possible to cabc'~l a Contrlct; Witlliiri tfie· allot : theebarges by comp°"r. ~-~tbony, G.E.•1:1.ational maD:11er·
tape. ~t the answers and aCt!(m You need to sOlve led lime, by phoning the comlfany1nv0lY~n .,s .J ... . •1 ef ft.Stomer-care, said jOb raie, are based on' all overbei.d 'C04ts to ~inequities in go~ernment and 'bwiness. Mail your •. • ·" , 11 11,v.,FoV11t.invanet ~ -General Eledric4 tncludln& emp1oye training.._ sillary, and befteOts, ~stion1 to Pat Dunn /At Yow'> Service. Otange Coast . A phone call cancellation Js not sitffiCl.rt. You niuM gne t ij"tiyel time, area involftd ... 80 forth. Nex~ 9~e~ou. ~parts
·dJily Pilot. P .O. aor 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca . 92626. notice of cancellation by malling a ll&Aed ••4 ~·tM.1tatemeat·1o1' servtclng:ona majorelecttleappll.aweenotc.,veteclbywarrln&y.call ·
Include your t~p"hone number. The column appears ·se.uer at the address.Indicated at altY'ilm-eiPrior to -1dPfllai of~ S.Utllera California F.dl5oftJ Y••U ~ cbaiged for parts pl111 $1% ~ ·
on Sunday•, M6ndays, We<lntldaysond Fridays. tblrd day <excludtng'S!mday) after 1h6.day ,yoil'SI.,... ti!• •km· ·' ~ labo1"($18 for unusuil boon). Other readers ~avtng consumer
\ • · "· ~ • · · mentor offer. In order to have proof of, tlle ~IA' 11 recont-:. . ·complaints about G.E. products may direct correspondence io An·
.. , , · • . mended tho.I you maH tbe ltateme~l .by'reJillertd et cerllOtd Do'1I Uiony, al General Ele<t'!C CO., App_llaa~ Park,. Room 315-WCE, I ;vegasBatle Vlfd--r!"fl_fs,._ Trouble · and keep the rec el pl issoed by the ...,.t elllce:Tbe prJvUe1e ot can-• loaf1vU1e. Ky. 402111. , r ; • ,. ~., .-· • • • .., t • · • ttllatlon does .not apply to contracts ~ proleutonil aenlees or . " ~ l
.1 DEAR EAT : A friend of mine has had notlilng but trouble with those executed In conlie<tion with emergency repalrl or llffVlees re-'Boiler'· Room' E~ Gdtfapald' •
.i...hls 1973 Vega•s transmJssion. ts.this pfoblem comm·on to Vegas, or quired for the .lrnm~ate protectlod of PfflODs ot i:eal penen~pro· ' . · , , .
1. did he just get a "lemon"? I 'd like the opil\lon Of someone other than peny. If y_ou ea.ncel anc1 have made a partial payme:.t to the seller. ..DEAR PAT· LastNovemberlaQkwered,an ad-fortele~~esales
. a Chevrolet SPokesman. . . · be is entitled to retain a cancella&ion fee of nve percent of the cash · work at an ~range Cowity hotel .. The pro~~tiC?n for the dlftln~ .room
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• , • • • i. .. ,J.S.,Costa Misa 'price of the goods or services, nottoefcee4$1S. ended the first wee~ [n DeC'ember. ¥y last two pay checks, lSsued
1 . Arcbl• Richardson of the ln4epe\ldelit Auto.Owner's Atllon ' · • · , · Dec.18andlotalin¥,$45.S3, wfredepoSltedohlytoberetumedmarked
I Council <'lls11sthvs1., Wah' ihlngthloa, D.C; ZtiOS>.11•111'..,ated t~at~ per-,. ~onaeatlci Wor"' T~ed toil Soefal Seeurit ii ~~~~~::~:;:'~~;;;!1!.1b~~'; t~~ ~:i':.;t:!"~ ;,~~~~~i . cent of late· t73 e1a1 1ve t s 1am& tecar ng transrn .. 1i"on pro· ,,· • .· · · I t-ha. ' • • Th · h k also blem. Jllehan1ao" reports that' a representaUve of Chevrolet'•· DEAR PAT : I do day housework for aever!J.I families in the teen other ~omen are !'; "1-.,.., ~me pred1da~ent.,, eir c ec 5 ,,
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Ba1Um6reoffiee admitted that Chevrolet 11 aware caf thla problem la, SOuth Coast area, and I want to find out how .much I must earn were returned mar~ed lna~ficl~nt F\ands or Account Closed.
'ahlftiag·and that althoqbeftghlee~ iiiworklng~ solatloa, none befor:e Social, Security ~eductipns·are takfn o.ut of ,ny cbe~k by my Areallofuso~tof lu ~_lnthl:s~tuation? CH D aaPolat
bas 'been foand yeC. AOAC 11 ~ ecl'8f data on tile Vega employ,~. I cl.also like'tl> learn If any oraa111zaUons Co~ household Th • I nl .... · of;tbeliot I dedlllat •. "e:eall<lthe
transmlsslo• problem, amf·ask1othe wrtteAOAC and request a WOl'kers have bee.n est~blished. • lloteldJd'ei:tr~eyo"ua..:~otber ell re.:~n tberewa~~~ereasoawe
I. Veg:f que1Uonn1lre. Tbe ''1975 8Qer'1 Gulde Issue of Coanmer , , , 11.C.,SantaAna. . 00 d..._ .. 1 4diem..'' · 80 c 0 b' ote W eJoftes ~ Jleportl" rated tbe freq-cyOI repair record.for *'o 1'73 Vesa as If a ' dom~~tlc worker eares '$9 or more per quarter, the ahoaldstl~ •Tfiii?ee••to~.::;'1 111~11 "Jl::c1:bm::'benblp
, a-ver1g:e ta all resPecf.a, except traa1ml&aloh, which ba\'.lt a ''much employer. must .pay a shaft of the SoclaJ Security &ax aad take the ·•:irapt'::_ abO'tel'iretta--..m! 0f or~ spaicf tlte-botel~al
1 wone thao avera1e'' repaJ.r.reeoN. remainder out of tbe emplaye.•~ salary.· Oriaal:sations estabUsbed . ide~ll ellll ~.Or _ llbilltce in °~~: sa.:aatton: You amd ,...,.11 t .· - -. ..,. Jor boftdolit-worter1 laclllde tile National tCommlttee on :..n ° -~ ~bolt Y ,, telepboftes loeate4 .. a
, •all Order Seflel!IM1t'ere'Mdespreail Household EmploymM&, 81~ F-St., Salle :iet, SUver Springs, 8lllte '!I·~=~ HWl0?::a -slil1[.~::'ay· basis, ••ever do•••• 'I'" • • • • · MD !0910, and Progreulve ff-bold Tttbalclans, an acli'li•t .... ail.-'1a ad otb• staadard dedaclloaS w n
! DEAR PAT : r answered an adve isement and sent $10lo Ernie ·group, "lio t.exlagton Ave., Room.Ml,~ew Yftk, NY lotlT. t'<!rsoaal ::U '-e:~·~· l:kc~::!Ja 1 ma! ~eyenue Service ts bttei'elted lTucker,luniqueldeas,lnNewYork.Wti.•nlloundoutthatthe."Easy Reaourtes Jne. oUen tra~nl service• and sever1t publlcatlon1 111 :.'!1:..e'°':'t'"' dleck ; et flllDI purposes stace )'OU n-
1.toneySecret!' waa amallorderach•me,IdecldedllOllo&etJnvolved •abottt hou1ekeeplnC careen In homea nd lllwiltuUon1. Furthe'r Id· .et ed .,/1°r · :C, ~r..:: .. 1 !otm 485Z f..;in HY llllHI-'
and(eqaested the ref~ guaranteed by!.h.e ad ltI "!as not11t\sfi<!j1 , I formatloa la avallable from Uvella S. N. Bowea1 4131 N.~road ~·" ft • ...,:i: .;~•r'\',:_ ~ta" "~" ilad \!Ix slatemeatallovld lie•
recelvM •letter r*'!Utiellnl a ~Y <f._ ~ff ~Ir. wlddl I ' . •• l'lk'ttYf,....,...,lllNtls....,..,ti~•rot q,ioellold ..retted ~ ii: ~ · OiliJia i 1 Ileen made lo seclio<I a W·~ mall~. A{owweekslatermylel,terwasretumedsaylngthatl.!nl'\ue Employ meal Association for Jle·ev ua!lon and raining froill • 111 1-y~r. !'iZ wlll c /your \ax recQ .. ...i ,tndll.: • deaawat.,.to~b,lneaa.la~eanythlngicand11t• ID'v Ho (ff~A&~>· ' ~ AJlo rtq1,1:.i,~0r1n,,., wblc~ wUI lntllat• an l&S lnvesltga-of
. B.D.,Poa:nU • Y '')'o,r former empJoyer •. In addlUon, UM LabOf Com.m11sl11~
·A If•••• to locale Ernie ucur to nquestyoar refund. GE .M~Malri Only ~o.;12 f'er Deur· <CaDl'l!l,• lnduatrlal llelalloiol Depart•••! Lal!Qt ~· E•i.tt-
H 1rt<ettd m~n:i: lnall ol'dtr ••k•~"' tacl•li•C ' . , • ·~·· ~ou to Ille a wa1 ... 1a1~:1.,..m. A'faOable ,, .....,..,. , Md.....,...-~. Natnft I 1: .. , Ora°' ' DEAR PAT : 'When my General E!ectrlc •toye's hn,Hamp -41U *°form -. ... !Jlltd l*I, m., .... pdaa
......... 1Uve GIHt, llo47 lleaallfal, FaeeSbapor, HOllle. bµmor needed r epair. I phoned G~neral Electl'le In $Ania Aila. tilt a ceer:.Wa11e.,'11ieu•ic.aiii.. •
MIU ud 'Eur -:y-. l:aek E.M.S. parchaser received• cost tsUmate. I was lold therewowd bebomt call and~ ..,-.•at .. of WI =I•~; Ille~ au.M,,_.,..
, ... ~,.~a.,,.ianlot$10,TMM .. ~•~tdldll0t~lole Wbentbe.-epalrmanhadflnl~bl1swor~lnlltmlautea,1'6"'"¥ crllllt•~--"--111111" · • ·
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• clica~ Pl,'Ofr:ssional care ls needed. H~•ver.. •
caring yol\ln\eers, ol!eri1111 a few liolift of
·lll•rinl 1hl'i>u1h crafl.I and acUvltl .. , t"ll ,) a~uptherecoveryp~ . • ,
A ac.,..ur therapeutic ,.JdenUal cenlw In
,JrunljD1loD Be~ch Is aakiog ror I011141 if.
.u.e.r.;vcilunteerti to offer thi1 type of ~1· ,
,CaMI .•ci'ullblir .and orientatii>n .~ "'16-
jl.'il"!' flnt; ll'hls may b9 or special l~to .
'lllllcl>OJOI)'. or ~cupatl.onal therapy ~ ' ~J\lrtlo thoee 'l'I~ a lpeilal capacltirM'llv! 1 . ..i.-•;'Tol:tnfoo.lilatibil. ,contact Mrs. Lower tl
. Voluntary A~tJon Center1 S20 Pecan, INnt·
lllOA llea.cb, 960-3$12, or 530>2370, } ; . ' .
· · ON ,.).wlt'SDA Y a spe<lal traininc •IM!l'I• .
'volunteers· Is scheduled · at the Unl,ted
:crusade office In Garden Grove. Froni'U ;~
lo 1:30 p.m. Volll.aleefll wlll 118 briered on con·
alesce~t care ..... t:.IOto2 :30p.m. session will
·be devoted to.llr" .,,.tsarety. ' •. ~ · .lf!'P (er·Y~• '
•. · wa·shingT~~ . .
, How frustratlnc it can be to ysb a new ~ icNtflt ~r yoU've airead,y tl\fOwn 8wJy or
, Jnisplacila the hang tap, and just emted up
: taldnc a gue11 o°' the beat washing approach.
That's dltrei:ent now, thanks to a ruling
'.by the Federal .Trade Commission. lt re-
qui.res that ~are ln~tructiMS be P.rmanently
· atl:acJl'ed to'the ·1atmeot'"' a label ·seiro.lnto or atamped onto th~ Cartl\ent. \.. This and other rabrlc Wotm,ation Iii con-'
'WnfOCI In. ''R.el&i>t'the '4D&1'_,l~n Apj>&rel
and· lo bold T~xUles," a repoot lrt>m the 19,t,t.'$. il)epartment or ~gri~ulture
V:•arboc!lt': .Single cwJes may· be oli!lloed.
free ,froD\ ~um.tr lilrormatlon, Puebiq,.Co ..
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~ helpful feafure rs a oh..-& whlob spellS out 1'bat llle.~-•arlly"briet-wqrdiag. .
"" a Jabel actually meana when It comes to · . ....... ' . -~..!. ·-',..._. . N rint IO e care o
flame·vwlaiant materilli. It cautions to folldw~!,119. dare ill1~tlonlitrict4-, Tralta ot
these ~· <>an."'i ~ed iltasllca!h. by
im re, -to tbe ""'"' of making · th ~ • · n·'--ahl ,,_. · "" e.. 9'."tUm e. ~ • ~ ' I ' ' . ' T•Y-Bealt•
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Eating athomomorenowto11vt mon'er,!.. .
· It you are extei'mlnatori l"~ to.lr••P •d •Y• oo·teflov~rf aqd drop~ ,.lotlels1 1¥lil~~ 1111ay at-iract IJl1ecla lnlo<tVOll the aleOlllct ftOl!'I•
''The cockroach la not the le,at iill inootr.ll•
doesn't know a ' clean house fron'I a ~I~ pit•· ft•1
limply a m11tte• oC whethel' he man•CH to 1aln ..,. ,IJ'Y," says David C. Barden, Orance CoWlly chalrril~!I or P<;s~ Pontrol ~raton o! Callromla,.
Inc. .J · The pelfl, "'hlcb meuure Iron>\\ Inch lot*"
Jnches lohf,. ci.D even hltcblllke home in a uaeetY
boa, be 1ald:
. To keep ca(,kroacht!s rrom gaining ~ rootholcf,
he advise• that ~ou : · ~ <;heck lncominl rood ouch 11 potaloH and
onlons1 .. alao •-1• pop 11111 beer bOIU~,q~~JOI'
the peata. · ., ·
-.Cover l•~bage containers Uchtl>' and emytv
them frtQUJ!n!I • ·
-Ellajila '"Y 11.anding w•t•r or moll! arell
around the tiquse. · .
-Promptly clean up spilled rooa or leftoyers •.
Drinklng Age 18?
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SACRAlllENTO (UPI)
-A co'Dtr..oversial
meaaUDf to reduce the
le1al dtloking •ge from
21 to 18 in California will
stttutonal amendment
(ACA15) by Aa·
semblyman Robert C.
Cline, (R·Nortbrld1e>. · . . I~ Dlepoaal Site In Nepa, cant., Wiii! Toxic Wait• Pond• . . . ' Re;actjoii~.~parked by AERIA.L • be coo8idered·iagain by The me.asure farUer
• the Assembly Jn two failed to pass the Aa:.
weeks. sembJy on a •8-28 ~.
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<From Pa1e 81) The lower house last far short ot , the .S<t
week Set a special order needed .. But Cline ~pt
In the north coast of business for Feb. 20 the leg1slation alive by
Adams •!lid, it will check ror the propdsed con-winning reconslderall~.
"' ... . ' ·:. p.ollution probl~ma relat·
SACRAMENTO !.\l') 1allon-sbould be request had been totally l!l1tolo1glng ; mtheSan
-'11lenewatate~ increased. rejected. More recently, Francisco Bay area,
of a1rtcuJture reJect:«t a ·Friday's· rejection by though,' former Gov. "prime 1-rcets'' will ·h!e
dairy llldw,try pl~~·Fri· Wallace does -not bar Ron a ld Re a ea n' a the many. sewage treat·
day for a'four~cent hike store• from charging adntinistration bad nient plants, industries
in the price tof al . half more for milk. But it trimmed requests. . ahd po:wer plants dll·
gallon of milk. , "':. .· d· o ~ s m a i n . t a i n . In ~ interviey1 ._Miller .t cbargiD.1 directly into
The move-+by ,Xiin sf.ate-enforced J>nc~ at .,Also' blamed a recent the Bay at:1d Delta.
Wallace, a Univ.erslty of current levels, bnd nlo.st. Joint, Legislative Audit . ln·the Central Valley,
·California economist rO-st_ore-s follow those Committee report as pgr,tcultura.l runoff, ii'·
cently appointed by Gov. minimums. part of .the reason for iigaUoQ: · ta1lwat~ and
; . SPE IAL PURCHAsE SALE EVENT ·
EStATE ~EARANCE & MFGR8. Q.OSE.()UTI
EX UISITE JEWELR'\;
Careful})' elected ~er Dfl.epminatlfta Bufer8
. .253 to·50%0FF
•RINGS •PENDANTS
. •WATCHES •LOOSE GEflol,8 ..
Efneriilds -Oian'Ondt· ~arls-Jade t.
Russian Amber -Ameth)11t-Turquoise' Odd
Edmund ·Brown Jr., im· In bis statement, -Wall ,. '·"ectlon food processlog .will re-
medlateJy .. p~ompted a Wallace acknowledged , a~ sre,., · ceive5peclal attention, EU RO PEAN GEMS sharp response from tb~ that_}nflaUon does,put i' T~e r.eport, l~sued ~fl.r~rs. bays and the'
Curt Mlllef. e,l"'ftOm,lst But he said-a price hike ·rocomm;ended repeal of priority In the Central SOUTH COAST Yll.LAGI for the Le.ague of now might wot'sen Bt!lte miJlimum. retail Coast, Los Angeles, (BetweenPetiteAut>erge&Horikawa}
milk industry_"-' . .· squeeze on dairymen. ear}f..· last week,· coa1tl1ne will get to~ Dl116M·•AllS·APl'l.A.IU.L
O&ITr or n i a U:fl'lirl>toblems"'besettlng~e-<lli'd-wbol"'ale pnces.for--Orange and San Dieg . 546-07 IO
Producers. said: "'I industry. , ·r, ; ~ilk. . counties . •';:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::=:;:::=======~ know our dairymen are He cited the c~rrent ,---: ji~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
disappointed. It Is a dis· 6versupply of ·milk., "' .
apl!Ointing situation that declining feed Pri~ and
the)'. took ao Jone and hikes ln rederal inllk
tbelldecid~notJling." ·su.pports Jl• factors 6 Complete
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1ov1mmen1 -amo •nd 'court1. The state held hear· inflUericing his rejection.
ing in December to The DePartment o.C
DISCOVER
B. ASHWORTH AND BAK STUDIO
IN OUR NEW ' MALL WING
determine whether the Food and Agriculture ·
milk-which averages. in four years. that CJ
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DAILY PILOT
current p r'i c e of said it was the first timr ~oath ~· oast 1tua .
·about 72 ce"ts a hall' lpdustry milk hi e !!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!I!!!
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WANDA
HENDERSON
LOST 13% INOl1!S
IN TWO WEEKS!
Mr family, all "'1'
friends. 1nd even
people I fi11t meet.
are so 1mued when
I tell them 1bout my
onoe over-weight and
out-of-sha~ problemL I'm so exc ed because (
thought I' never aj ain be
1ble to wear 1 aim 9.
Expecially after going to
Medical Doctors and Gyms
without any reaults. But
not any more beclu19io
after two lhort -.-ks at
Gloria Manball'J, I Wal
J :JM Jnches alimrner and
quite a rew pounds lighter.
More energetic and full of
life. too. Wanda Hendenon
KATllY TREJO
LOST 20 POUNDS •
S.-'1 montht "°'I jolnod a
Cknia MarlhaU Figure Sllon,
after makin1 up my mind
that fad d.iell and strenuou.1
exerdte Just wnen •t takin1
orr tho deairtd pounds and
inches, and now twontr
pounds liahter, lju1t
can'.t believe this is
The~ t
Happy Ladi., l
<All Have New. Ftguu~By
MARY
EILAND
LOST 14
POUNDS
ANDll
ll'fCHF.111
~kit
MOVED TO POETRY•
My dttin1 down job wu betiMinJ to show·
When I looked In the mirror 'bGut 3 months 8gO.
Some illche1 and r,und1 muat be lhed, and llhed IOOfl.
1 did ii and now 1in1 .. Gloria'• Tune"".
Slnenteen inches have melted away.
Fourteen pounds, also, have left me lO rtay. ·
, Gloria Mars!'•ll did all thia for nw.
She can do 11 for you. Jurt lry herandt1t.
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RUZA
LOST 12
l'OUNllS
AND 19
INOl!S
Marr EU.nd
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10 lo., •and inches for the pall 4
)'Ml't. un ut\all)'. I must have tried.
every Mi&btre:dwdaa inethod there -wt• Tli"ll!dl-Cloria Mm hid fipte ~I aa10111 aftd
belSe\'9 ""' the one ward th.It -.
detcrlbet hew I feel llt.,..t•~
la •:.IM1 tiJM l IJ.ave gGM f~ :.u·,.11~'!! ···~ ..
k>l:t 19 inches
datotalo{l2
nda.'l.MYJ•milY 't bellewti It, but •
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$UMD.A Y • FEB. 9 • 8:00 ,.M.
Over 250 Origin-! OH '"' ......
From Around the WorW to
le Sold at o '9'Hfl .. of
Gallery frrlc:a. . ..
Works ly: ~y 1~eJ••
G. Cri-M-Rec"1INI
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IXHllnJOMi ROM 11.00 A.14
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family and lril!lnd1 are proud
of me, and ""' acuaaUy being caUed "tk(4Jny" for
tM flnt tlrno in my life.
Mo1t important. howwer.
ii how ltltisrimd and
extremely hippy I am that
I dodded lo jola Gloria
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FICUll£ COl'll'JtOL SALONS
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-11'• bAl'd"\o guess wh Ho' rs1·n' ~~~z1'<'~:T'~""'""' •·
"'What's so good a.bout green Uresi•• he
asks. ''When it comes to color,~ aes'tbetic
value is what's good. I .doubt if y 'd get any
better performance ff.om a color ~re than
from a black tire. but i(, wOuldi\'t be any
worse ... The advantaus are in the processing.
We've found a whote .. new "ay Gt making
tires1'' • . '.t • ~
• ~e et: hod •Js so new that the mixture has
not even been processed into a tire. No tests
have been run. The Department of
Transportation has not looked at ttJ and, it the
tire corqpanies elect to switch over, mass pro-
duction remains several years away.
But if it works, the Powdered iubber pro-
duced will reduce processing time by as much
as 80 percent, cut energy requirements by as
much as oneshalf, and produce colorless tires
that can be dyed a rainbow of color~. ·
Rubber by itself is not sturdy _p1ough to
slund up as a tire. And so in normll process-
ing, tires are cut from huge 80 pound slabs of
rubber, 30 inches long, 14 inches wide, 8 inches
thick. The slabs are placed on a michine and
carbon black, a reinforcemenl agent, is milled
in. The carbon black makes the rubber strong
and resilient, sturdy enough to carry the
weight of a car or trUck -and colorait black. -. .
Jn the new process, carbon black ls entirely
removed. The rubber is converted to a
pawder. run through tubes into a blender.
where it is mixed with a starch compound and
a variety or chemicals.
In so doing, a recent USDA study has shown
that in a normal production year in the United
States, in which 10 billion paunds or rubber are ·
produced, energy savings should amount lo
2.5 biJlioo kilowatt hours.
those cou_,try mute \••DUI mllllit be tb4>1tini
aa th•y w•l•h lh• pranc-· Afr· 0 .._nd . ins quart.er horses and'
Arabians performing in
their Tennessee hills. • wlih Tom Mccan"
·sut the local farm '-------------.. --• .._~ .. bo)'8 who work the teams
keep asking the fancily an assistant instructor's
dre11ed young ladies certificate. •
w,horidethem: "But it takes years to
••What do you find to reatlr, learn dressage,"
do out there In that ring .shealimlts.
riding .a.round for two Trying to expJain just
hours at 'a time?" So re-what she pas learned in
ports Terry Craychee her spec,alized school,
who at tt)ls time last yea; patterned after the Euro-
was I coed at Newport pean academies in which
Harbor High School. horses like the famed
The 18-year-old native Lipizzaners and their
daughter of the Orange riders are trained ,
Coast-this year is one of leaves Terry lamely say.
those fan~y riders. She ing :
attends a totally di(-··J 'velearnedtoride."
ferent kind of school.
IT'.S CALLED Leehae
Manor Equestrian
Center and it's in
Pulaski, .Tenn., down the
road a piece from the
birihplace of James K. Polk.
It's probably one or the last places you'd look for
the daughter of ''Hap"
Craychee, OV(ner and
pharmacist of Foster's
Pharmacy• in Costa
Mesa. But horseman
.. Hap" says she's very
happy there.
On a recent visit
home, Terry explained
the school, the program
and dressage.
"Dressage,·· she said.
"is the oldest kind of rid-
ing there is -the
classical kind of riding."
Arter a semester of in-
tensive lectures and ri'd-
ing sessions. Terry is,
technically, qualified for
GWC'Day'
To Enlist
Volunteers
WllAT SllE obviously
means (and it is hard to
explain) is that she has
learned the classical,
balanced seat or a real
horse rider -not just the
'"passenger" riding that
she w~s doing and had
been cffiing since her first
riding lessons , which
AWAYATSCHOOL
Terry Craychee
began at age 8. preparations of .
She amplifies her ex-themselves, their clothes_
planation by telling what and .their mounts £or
she and her l .. eehae cl as-com petition in cross
smates practice doing on coontry events1 dressage
horseback four hours a or whatever .
day . ''They'll just say,
"Some or the hardest 'Okay, ·we're going to thin~s -things that it have a show today and
seems nobody docs right everyone's entered in it,' SOME BARN-Oneof 1-:0-::-::-==-::=.,.,,=-===c-:--==--,-==:;:.:==
-·like Ju st riding a soyoucan'tbackout,of ·several barns at
straight line ... going course," says Terry_ Leehae Manor gives a
through a eorner "·ell clue lo showplace
bent and not just falling THE JUDGING is on quality of the Ten~
intoit.turn1ng s moothly performance, tack, nessee estate with the corrett flexion grooming of horse and
that y0u ask from your rider, and all the other originally developed
h · · d d · I by mi ll ionaire candy orse. . . r; points JU gc 1n a rea
The JO-hour sl!hool day show. bar manufacturer
begins at dawn. Lcehae .. There's an awful lot Frank Mars. It was
s tudents ar·e up and to learn," Terry admits. known as Milky Way
dressed and on their way but, far from turning her Farms in those days
tomorningchoresby7 off.allthemorning,noon and was home of
a .m . 'fh ey feed anll and ni ght activities in Gallahadion,1940win-
groom horscsf1·om 7to9 the barn, corral and ner of Kenluck-y
and ride from 9 to 11 arena have hyped her Derby. MarvinLeere-a.m. ·horse interests. d h I
There are more chores ·· 1 probably love name t e P ace
al noon and ti me for horses more nov.-than Leehae Manor when
Volunteer Day al lunch before the after· 'ever,"shesays. he recent I y
Golden West College on noon ridin g period That's quite a state· established training
Tuesday will offer stu-begins at 2 : 15. followed ment, coming from a gal ,.:s~co!h!!oo~l~tjhieir;iei;.iiiiiiiiiiiiil.~iii;i;ii;iii;iioiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiii;iiiii;iii;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiji dents and members of by lectures and more who spends a minjmurh I :---
the community an op· <'hores. cleaning tack. of four hours a day stand-
portunity to explore mucking stalls and giv; ing in the irons of an
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community agencies. extra grooming berore several n1ore hours each DISCOVER LA.CALLS
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day is to give anyone ni¢hl . and doing all the dirty
who wants to get in-Sometimes the school work for the animal it
valved in volunteer work pulls a surpriSe "shoy,•" fits.
8. ASHWORTH AND BAK STUDIO
IN OUR 'NEW MAU WING
a chance to visit with any and all students must go But that's where (and
of a variety of agencies, fl~h~r~o~u~g~h~l~b~e~n~e~c~e~s~s~a~ry~~ho~w~J~d~r~e~s~sa~g~e~b~e~g~ins~.;~l-_:~~11!!'!! at one time, in one 1
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volunteer service from 10
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Participating agencies
will include schools,
l ibra r ies, youth as-
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hotJines. and those that
work with special educa-
tion needs or retarded
and other handiC'apped
persons. Mrs. Reeves
said.
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Turning Back the Clock
By JO OLSON
ot Ille o.f1y ~let 5t•ff
,,·ay to measure aging in humans be a 1n amn1oth project,"
must be found. Comfort said .
i)' Men don't have "menopausal
r · difticulties," the · autbpr joked,
and ne\.ther do they have
·;wotnenoPauJa1'' problems. Aging is a process of life no one
wants to face .
In animal experiments. scien· Expense. risk alld comfort or
tists are limited lo maintaining a the people invol ved would have
populat ron of animals for a toberonsidered. But within a few year s. mt1.n's
biological clock n1ay be turned
back so he can enjoy a rew more
years in his prime. according to
medical biologist Al ex ande r
Comfort.
period· or time or keeping lie has in mind a battery of
statistics. and the lime has come tests to be offered through i\he
to try some of the same experi-National Institute of Aging, if
ments on humans. Dr. Comfort this agency ever becomes OJ)flra-
said. "We're knee deep in old tional.
mice. Who needs old mice?" N in e function s ,wouJ.d '"e
--D-r. Comfort-cautioned that
s uc'h an ex·periment reall>·
.wouJdnt.t be effective because of
the £act' that the subjects would
be human. ··we can't go to town on this
because )'O\.J-can't have the pa·
tients' livers Out." The scientis t -author·son g
writer-authority on Oriental art.
who is perhaps best known for his
book ''The Joy of Sex.'' discussed
gerontology research during two
lectures at UCl College of
l\Iedicine.
Whether a person prescribes studied : skin elasticity, sistolic
pills or yoga for experiments in . blood pressure, pulmQl);ary f~,
.measuring human aging, "you tion , hand g.ripstrength,-;ligh .
cannot know (the results ) tinction ability, vliual ac. y,
be~use you can 't have tested serum cholesterol, hearing and
it, "·be added. perception or vibration.
IQ TESTS
.J.. The former director of the
ft1edical Research Council
Institute on Agina in London said
he believes old peopl'e are
thought to be asexual or stupid
"only because we fay it on them
You can't lay trips on rals as well Laced with Comfefrt-style
humor, the author's r e marks left
his audience with hope that
something really is going to be
done soon about aging.
MAMMOTH PROJECT "I suggest we lake 50-yearr0ld
To suffic iently exam10P males for the test." Dr, Comfort
variables which change with a ge said. They would be· selected
a battery or tests would have le. rather than women . he .ex ·
be made. ·'But a three-to five -plained. ··to avoid menopausal
, as you can huma115." .
IQ tests. he added, which are
sometimes iµ;ed to point out an
older person's "'stupidity."
measure only ·'cultural adapta-
tion or the ability lo doJQ tests."
But first. Dr. Comfort said. ;,, ye_ar e xperiment on people would -difficulties .·· ·
Anothe r problem with doing
mass testing on humans is that
"we'. don't know who to do the
study on." Dr. Comfort said.
Why ~~es ·Man Agei
··we had thought or doctors," he
teased his audience or primarily
doctors and medical students.
Becoming serious _again, he
said such a study should be done
simultaneously in the U. $ ..
Europe and another 1arge coun· ' . "By the time you qualify and have been
in practice 10 years, perhaps these Lhings
will be in your office routine.··
Dr. Alexander Comrort, in his second lec -
ture on the biology of aging, told UCI
medical students what they could expect in
research into man's ''biological clock.''
"Aging is 'limeable' and 'monkeyable',"
he said. "But what if we get rid of the three
major diseases? We'll add six and one-hair
yea r s of life.
''Expectation of life at 65 has not
changed, but the expectancy at birth hai:;
risen.''
Or. Comfort described an expe riment
\Vhere rats were fed two out of three d ays.
They grew slightly less than their normally
fed-counterparts. and lived 60-70 per cent
longer than the norm. ,
''There are diets which can prolong life in
rodents," ·he sa,itl, '1but the only fly ir'I the
ointment may be their wintering
mechanism ." He added that this probably
is not the reason they were able to live
longer.
Dr. Comfort said it is possible that in ag-
in& "we' may run out of mitosis in critical
cells," but he doubled the theory that brain
cells are lostµ, aging. .
· However;sdentists have found that there
are changes in the rate of response to
nutrients as a Pt!fSOn &rows older. "Either
the brain is not; resJ>O~ding or it is not turn-
try such as India.
ing on the proper response. . Subgroups. such a s cigarette
f •·Jt is possible there is a clock in the : smokers, could be identified ir
brain. It will· be interesting to see if we can they \\.'ere aging raster , he noted.
control it." "But v.•e couldn't isolate corn
Dr. Comfort suggested that biofeedback.1 nake eaters."
techniques may enable older people lo Also, no one has determined if
perform the functions the automatic clock certain blood groups age raster.
hasaborted. · 1 Demographers, Dr. Comfort
Another area being investigated is im- ' said, would be interes ted in such
munity. "An immunological civil war" research because it would be a
possibly is going on in the body of an older guideline for handling problems
person, Dr. Comfort said. Cells may 1 l)JCbas so.;:ialsecurity.
change and not recognize each other. 1
• ,But the biggest barrier in ag-
There£ore, "we need to enhance lhe im· iJg research is the time lag. he
munocites." , said. · ~ ·
.. Anoth~r. theory o~.a~ing, he s ~id , ~s thal . ,. With guine~ pigs qiere is. a unspec1~1e~ t.~ash is colle~t1ng in the :\i "•)().}(Car experiment £actor, with·
body. This is an accumulation of mu ta -·1 "14qga 20 yea rs and with humans
lions or an ~.rror in the cycles where RN A is m.ah more. ' '
translated . •· }j\lrinJ ihe question-answer
Dr .. Comfort ad.m.itt~.d that ''science pro-peri"o<J.', The Ciba Prize winner or-
ceeds by serend1p1ty and stress~d that fered sbme miscellaneous "Com-
"it's important that we get to work on peo-Cort.Rm&'':' ·~
pie ." . . . , .,dln ~he-~(!ecls otaunligl>t on . Researc~ into the b1ol?g1cal man1pula-~ .. f'tb~'lktn ~···tr yol("want to see so-
l1on or ag1n;1 through di:et ... the nervous ... ." ( ;-..,meone wrinkled·all over, look at
s_ystem and_ 1~m.';l"°logy 1s. a whol~ new ·~ "an aged' nudist." .
r1eld or medicine, he said. -Sexbal interest in old age· ••t
There .is a lot. of "~u~sta~tial " scientific 'i c~n',t ·Prove that ho y ' pec;ple
work go1n_g on, but ' sc1.~nt1sts m~t ,a1r~e; live tOng_er." ~ .. .
on what 1s lo be done before federally . Segi-egating old "People :
runded gerontology research can get off the \ ··PusJJ.ing people out is a way or
ground· pnsh1ngtfh.efl'\ int.o,a,grave. ·· ... .r ... 1.,, ... ... ..
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DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I read
your column ~e1•larly in the
Akron Beacon Jodrnal aJ\d was
dell.hied. lb find .it in the .Star-
. Phoenix, 'in Saskatoon, c8nada,
where we are vacationing:
Pleue reconsider your answer
to tr. mlnilter'a wife who corn·
· .. plainpd because a, certa.ir,, couple
did not •Iv• her husband a
"llJ'atuity" !or performing a wed· dine cen,mon,y. You agreed that
lie llrin!il4t' wu certainly, en-
lltled lo IO~l-•
Tbe cl~ ls paid a salary
lo rH -\f Ille needs ol his
. Tldl '¥!eludes baptlsmi, , f-•I•. counseling, • tH sick ind the
1 au thla i. over-
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and beyond the Sunday sermon,
but most clergymen wou1d be in·
suited if you sugaes~ that they·
worked only on Sunday.
fWbat ls this "f6e" business
anyway? Why •houldn't they
cha.rat tor visiting hospitals,
then? It ... makea just as much
sense.
One final word. I wonder how
many clergymen declare those
·•extra girts" on their tax returns
when they officiate at weddings
and funerals and pay taxes -on
those mohlft. Darned few, I 'll
bet.-RAISED EYEBROWS
DEAR BROWS : Cler1ymen
are laioq .. mot! pooflJI com·
peoaated of all prote11jonals.
TbHe wbo are well enough paid
' so that they need not de~ on we finished. Sealed near us was a
"'bonor1rlum1'' to keep foqi on couple with a baby who couldn 't
the table 1hould be given an extra have J>een more than a year old. ,
'bonus for officlatlna at wedd.in&1 " The poor child was c~g from
<especlaUy If It la p"'artof a fettlve fatigue, rubbine 1her little eyes,
social affair which requlrea a re· be8ging her pa~ents ~o take her
hearsal) and tor goodreaiOL~·' hc)me. The mother gave her a
These monies are needed (or hls bottle and sortie crackers and
''contingency'' or 1'dl1tre-toldhertokeepqtaiet.
tlonary'' fund wJalcb enabl" him. '
to help the needy membef!!f his That scene broke my l;ieart.
flock-1omethlng"' m01t ·peOple· Maf.be it's because I have a chlld
area' t even aw a r,, or. the. iam~1 1tge. It was all I couJd
Honorariums far funeraJ1• are dotokeepf.rom goingovertothat
1lmo1l alway, turned over to the mother arid' 11king·t)er to please
church. , I take her littll! 'one ~O\l'e-I actual-
" · I ly wanted to but my husband
DEAR ANN.LA'ND~RS : Last said, "Ann Land.era would ••Y
evening m y bu1band 41ind I went • MYOB." •
bowling. It was 11 :30 p.m, when · 'I realize that people need t.o eet.
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bllt II they ,ca11't afford a ba~j'slt
ter. couldn't 1 better • arr~e·
ment be m.fl(le? 1 need lb kdOw
your view1 OQ this. Waa I rigtil lo
keep my mouth shut?T
•CONCERNED ,
DEAR' CONCERNED: Y••·
Thal ,mollaer would bave vl...,ta
lour, P.f!•ra as Interference.-I,
acne t.baf otller arran1eme.nt1
shotild be . made u the couple
ea6't ilffoca a 1ttter. ~
Perbap1 the •hlld cou be left
wttb a relative, frlendor11et1bbtl-·
and tbe mOlller •qllld reclp...,.ai.
by kei>plnJ her chlld or thllclrili
ovtrnlJbl or hkln1 them lor tllo
day. A bo"'llnl alley Is no pl1
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P,hilfaUneit with tlie Jawbone of
an ass. Evet"y day thousands of
peo~le dP themsol\les in with the
sarneweapon. Keepquiet.
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w1th today's ae~Hfe1 'atyles?
Doe• aaytblDJ ~f A!l"i Lan· _4 rl'• comple&eJ new 4'The
Brtde'I Gulde'' te wWl'al'l&ht
•loda1'• weddmp. l'or•!'WPY
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CIUford_ l~vln1 ~odl<I lsii1115p;;j W>rl le .J! ~ ~ c U o'ally
· anythlnc abolli-Howard
Hl!lhea whll llvlng °" the.IJ,l8.nd of Jbl1a.. ~
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roster fantaey 4ir• there ' ;;;}l. mllea o(J'. • east ' ot$pallt.~ , .. Here, ve ouad tho
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C)llt1*U;.._ th11..'isolatl9rt square ~!es. Jt IJ Ibo lindtlllfo~ed•tstancenf third l gest in the
• Jn~c!.r~..!'elatlvel~ in7 Balearic stands chain. ex~ye ~fe ~ t"eisW"e, which plso includes
.. !lo\teVei" tempcrary ; the l\1allorc~ Menorca and
i0oittesl},feello$. of being r~ormentrra .
1fl px,jatrlate whtle The pQ)t of Ibiza, the ·~i.n,&~1 with a self· capital .\y, is 70 miles
deic 1 ·•artistis ' col· r r o m ·p-a J m a d e
-"11Y· •J_ J )· Mallar ·f~ ioo · rrom Jj:yen in Dec~mber, an Valenci# ~nd 162 from
'I nc1a nd esc en t sun Barcelo ·
ble,ach'ea tht stuccoed I be r 1 n A i r 1 in es
bullJilngs.and glahcea off services , e island, but
iedlllea to dance across . most r idents ~nd
tan bo.d le on sandy tourists on and offlthe
belcbee. Hierb aa, a n island on e ships rUii by
lelall4cognac, warmathe. c o m , a n i a
losldes. · . Transni ~arranea . ~d Spanish flsltenn~n Re-gut f c·ruiS.es are
\practice the ancfent .art made bet een Ibiza and
of knots before setttng Valencia . Barcelona,
out in boats on a AlicanteaodPalma.
porcelain·blue Me~iter. An over night trip
ran'-'11sea. between Valencia and
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However Eong Your tay-
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lltUe I.II S4.il0. ll means ...t aa, litUt> as $1 lZ SI dew a lk c a f es, complemented by dlinks
slttlllr ·~ tn a chair. ·an rilsht. Th• accommod•-. especfalJy tb9se in the cheaper than those sold
night. •'tlolls are as lQlpl&~ Ill• 1 Plaia Bspanl, the cen-in more "tqurl$ty" bars .
Prices go up in. ~ priCe. , ~ ... ttal s11uare in' thc8 city. of A cognac here may
aeasoQi. from July l to t\t more expensive .g>iz .. , •re .PCJpular with cost seven pesetas, or
Sept. 30. ""*"'-' 1Jke tboJ• front-lx?.tb rlch and poor as about 13 cents-. ~Travelers who go to i!.'C, ttie' ~a.ch fn. ~anta plices to read, write or . More 'atmospher.e.and
Mallorca flr1t will lind Eulalia a roorn'for two,, find out what's going cm aaoodstereo system and
Jbiaa In .contrast , to ~'~lncludlhg meals, ca.n still in the •:ref.l World''·-if records raise that to 15
larger, i,150-aquare·mileJ c.ost les1.1.ban $12 a day.. anyone carea. pesetas, or 27 cents·.
islan(l where the capi\al· LlC~ on lblza is quiet. The ~ r l l is h . and THOSE uncom(ortable
alone has 220,000 reai· , any young people G~rman tnfluence is un-wi~ the Spanish siesta
dents. ~ !)-ackpackJng through mistakable. or 10 search or more
But ..... lbiza , with • Europe-use;t as a rest-Fancier hotel.Ii featu~e......c!l1lural a~tivitie~ ~on't
population or 40,000, also ing potnt, choosing to weekly.cabarets. Certain . find sat1sfact1on on
11 _becoming ov.er-spend days weeks or bars offer baked beans Ibiza.
developed, especially even months' there away on toast, crumpets and Everything t except
outside its capital, in . from the bustle of travel-other English . dlshes the bars) closes from
towns like Santa Eulalia ing. w hi I e t fl e used about 1:30 p .m . to 4 :30
delRioandSanAntonio. It'seasytoliveonSSa bookstores abound ·with p .m .• and both the
In places, the call. day. The difficulty can Agatha 'Chris lie Museum of Art and the
boxy hotels and be 10 spending th8t mysteries and German-Archeological ~1useum
aparlmentos rest;mble a much, though a prepon-13'.nguage We.sterns. . shut down from October
Spanitih ver s ion of derance or drinking The bookstores, most toMarch.
Miami Beach. spots provides one solu· of wh i c b " s e 11 used But for many people,
And unfortunal~ly
t.here appear to be few
checks on development.
Construction is booming
on Ibiza. Towering steel
cranes ~hare the skyline
w,lth palm trees and pine
forests .
t1on . -clothing a.ri'd o~her items the sun glowing off white
including furniture,..p.lso wall s and cobbled
testify l the •island's squares, the temperate
transient"commUJ)ity. "l evenings, mild sea
can;t' buy anYthing else breezes and reflections
until the end· of the of sailboats and olive
month, •unless it's 'tin t rees rippling in the
.emergency,'' a sign on water -these make up
one stqre noti(ied those ror whatever cult ural
Jooking fQr money lo get deprivation the Island
PEOPLE sunbathe,
swim or snorkel almost
year·round. Bicycling,
sailing, horseback riding,
and motorcycling or just
riding buses are availa-
ble methods of exploring
the island: ...
Small villages. s uch as
San Carlos and San
1\1iguel. and numerous
t e niple s, c aves ,
catacombs and
cathedrals remain as
off the island. may have. 1
.There's it bar for For them, Christmas
almost every taste. decorations being hung
In those frequented by in the Plaza Espana in
natives . Spu·ni s h cleat. 60-to·70 degree
teleVision is a common weather -·that's Ibiza.
PhotobyC•~ .. coh~
PENINSULA CONTAINS OLO SECTION OF IBIZA
GREEN, blue J od red Palll'!'a de ~1allorca, in·
cord nets smelling ofrish eluding beds and hot
are stretched oul to dry ~~owe rs , costs 374
·near sidewalk cares ·pesetas <~.73) in Nov -
Wh.ere reiidents and emtK(r. thd~ow season.
touristseipca/~conlt'Che. 1\ Foul.aoua day
A German bartender cruise b~~een Palma
'plays chess with a and Jbiza was almost as
Sw~diSh traveler 111 "La expensive, at 338 pesetas
N .a d a ' ' a ~ o t h c r or $6.08. Sleeping \n deck
Cusl<?mers ·drink, wrij.e chairs, drinking cham-
letten:, read, de1:9cc or pagne al 63 cents a bottle
tallsto th' sounds of Log· 1,and listening to guitars
gineandMestinaorJiml-.r:under a go lden sun
Hendrit-: . .,. -tnakes-the licket worth
"'WTS OF high-rise.
but also rolling hills cov·
ered with green brush.
White buildings. Spanis h
""hite against a bright
blue sky." These werl'
my first impressions of
Ibiza , recorded in a
journal while aboard
ship.
The city of Ibiza, like
much or the rest of 1Jle
island, still has "lutb or
its old charaj:ter~.o Olfer. The Dalt VIII is the
original heart Of' ~city
and contains 16th-cen-
tury walls. the city hall
and cathedral" rebuilt in
the 18th century. dirt
pathway~ an.d oldJamily
resid~nces .'
-Bets Small but Ve~a.~ J~i Alai Is Big ~
LAS VEG~S (AP>°·'..:_ l,300~oplewill~eio•lhe number of pe~ple is or six player:. "'ho are
Thecrowdconsists most. fronton and \let an moreiinportantthan'the equipped with a long,
ly of the curious, the average or $45,000 ,at the h.iindle , as Jong as it's curved wicker b<1sket. or
''handle'' isn't big and parimutuel windows, making money,'' Coddcn cesla·, strapped to the
Founiled)P 654 81C. by it.
the . Cartbeg(o)..ans a.ncf It is po'ssible to find
.later und~r bolh Rotnan cheaper fa'res, depend·
!Ind. Arabic control, the·, inf-oq the day and the
island• of Ibiza (pro-wayyoulravel.
nouoced e-VE·tha) ts 340 • A one-way Jticket to
·'·
It is also ~one of~lhe
theapesl,a_r:.e;a:to'Sl~ in
and is reple·ie wttb·bars,
restaurants (Hung-arian.
Italian and Spanish) and
small stores.
T_QD~&Y'S 'CBDS~WDID PUZZLI
I ACROS~ 7.4 Lassoed 156 Confederate 19 Aovet 100 Idea
· 76 .. Greek 1euer soldier ~ Peace 101 Pronuncla-
1. 1 Accumul•te 77 Diatonic 158 Cereal ~ ·~ goddess !Ion aids
• 6 Find ' note grains 33 Part of 103 Organic
12 Nara 78 Bullrings 160 Selnt i abbr. motor salt
17 Paanut 80 Olsjoln 161 Egyptian 35 Man's name tQ5.oM&)ayboal
21 Badgeol 82 Speedy sQIJ\ 38 Crude 106 Mooing
honor M Intend 162 Biblical metals 107 Puffy
22 Family 86 Buaybody king (0 Verbal swelllng
membera 88 Join : 2 wds. 16J "'Ptne free .. 41 Strictness 108 Succinct
23 Demean 90 River edge: Stale 43 Skating 111 Heron
~ 2-4 Immortal 2 wdS:. 165 Elevator surface 113 Mis take
.. an::her 92 Region direction 44 117 Classlfy
25 Ruggedcreat 94 Flat beans 166 Rool angle 119 Expunge
28 Am'erlcan 96 Burden 168 Cystic • 121 Sidestep
.general 97 Remain QIJ>Wlh •7 124 Sudanic
• ..qt Plural aparl : 2wds. 170 Pf9:ir;us 48 Sharpcrlea language
ending 102 Eagle's nes1 171 Egg-shaped 50 Choirvolce 125 Unearthly ' ·a Celestlal 1Q4'!()ne ol three 172 Old 52 Deaden 127 Egyptian
bQdy 1°' Nimbus 174 Wear away 53 Feminine god
21 Chrus ' 110 Frolic 175 Woody plant tltle 129 Existence
fruit 112 Understanding176 Farm ~Venerate 132 Comedian
~·Not : p1elht 11.4 \Nelk&d machine 56 Quotes Caesar
11 Print ' 115 ~pprove 177 Decrees 58 Calyx leaf 134 Pried
measure 116 Ohlnese 178 Desert 60 Yes : 136 Tout
32 Vestige pagoda shrub Spanish 139 Antenna
34 Poetic 118 Sultfabrlc 61 Strong 141 Musical
"'before.. 120 Buddha DOWN fellow direction
35 Na'llhO dJllogue 63 Oversee 143 Type
dwelllng "!o' 122 !!l\anter 1 With force 65 Lucifer 144 Separate
38 Compass 123 Death 2 Bluish grey 67 Drive back 145 Jungle
point 126 Sa.wlike 3 Fruit -69 Descend cat
.. ~ "lgerlan organ punch gradually 146 Make happy
trl~ 128 Minister 4 Glossy 71 "Tossed'" 148 Franch
39 ShAvlng tool 130 Ambitions fabric concocHon incom&
-42 Gourmet"s 131 Lariat S Thin 73 Netwonu. 150 Moral ... dish loops 6 Merry tune 75 Turf snce duty .s Scripture 133 Assigns 7 Extraordl-79 Yugoslavlana 152 Dwelling
centlcle places riary person 81 Icy coatings 153 Seraglio
"6 Power 135 Bird's perch 8 Exonerate 83 Precious 155 Curved
•9 Earn 137 Scottish 9 Roughl8fta ones moldlng
51 Sarcas1ic "no" 10 Hairpull8r 85 Babyk>n ian 157 $udsy
53 Man'aname 138 Persian 11 Feminine god brew .
55 Keepsake wheel. suffix 87 Gathers 159 Fine sand
S7 Storms 1i(} Chlne38 12 Billiard cue 89 Nostrils 163 Crowd
$9 Entangle measurea 13 Fall 9t Redacts 16• Aclress .*2 Mine . 142 Going up 14 Photograph-93 Land Gardner
"lttanee 1•4 oe...oured It's.need measures-165 Put In
14 t.Jty 147 American 1 S Ibsen 95 Facial service
M Independent painter character cavily 167 Footlike
one 149 Ov9ract 16 Damp 97 Put on parl
ta Wound 151 Indies 17 Hawaiian shoes 169 Willy
CSl"ICharge measure lolnclotht·~ .. 98 captured saying
70 Apportions 152 Exclamation 18 Spanish ' 99 Indian 173 Nickel
72 Discourage 154 Helmsman "friend" m1.1lberry symbol
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mos t of the bets are said jai alai ahnouncer said in an interview. wrist for catching and
small. and publicist Hal Cod · throwing a small , hard
The fi rst year brougbt
some problems. he saitl.
because "opening .a nEfW
j<:1i alai fronton is lilie
starting an expansidn
baseball or football
team. But jai alai draws den. General admission ball against th t' front
them into th e MGM tickets are $3,30, the loge wall.
Grand Hotel, and in that Most or the bettors cost $4.40 and a box seat
regard the game, Cast come from th e hotel, costs $5.SO.
and played by experts passing lhrough the
"We had some young
kids 17 or 18 years old
and \\'e had guys who
said they were 39. ··
Crom Spain, is a s uccess casino on their way to
in this gambling mecca. the fronton.
The jai alai
grandstand court, or
fronton lthe largest
commercial one outside
Miami ). was built at one
end or the gigantic new
hotel. To place a bet, one
need walk only a rew
steps rrom h1s seat to a
ticket window.
On any gi\·en night,
THIS IS what the hotel
y,·ants. Jai alai was not
put in to be a separate al·
tr~ction . It was put
there as part of an enter·
tainment package, all
designe d to bring people
to the Grand. with its
rootball-field-size casino.
··in thi s l'a se, the
Pubs Are Full
Desp-ite Glpom
By STAN DELAPLANE
WNDON -English journalist writes me: .. No
matter what the Arabs are up to or how gloomy
the daily papers, pubs and.restaurants seem to
be doing as well as ever. Don't expect to walk in-
to a poptilar restaurant without a booking.
.. This is NOT what we are reporting. Ofricially
the government says tourist business from the
States fell off one-fourth last year. Somewhat
made up ror by 10 percent increase from the Con·
tinenl, diplomatic missions from the new African
countries -wbos; bills I think .we pay hoping for
future orders -and always the wealthy Arabs,
who seem to stand out more than they did Qerore .
"Prices shooting up all around -but so it goes
all over fhe world."
Britain still seems cheaper to me -and
friends I talked to -than France or Germany.
For one thing, we can speak the language. Thus
we aren·t forced into the most expensive
restaurants and hotels.
Best bet in Britain is to get out of London. It's
a lways overcrowded anyway.
'fhere are fine country farmhouses ($5·$6 bed
and breakfast). And cozy country villaa:e hotels
(about S20 for two. bed and breakfast).
Lists are free from British Tourist AUthority .
680 Fifth A~ .. New York, N .V"~ Farmhouse
Accomodations and Commended Coynlry
Hotels. • • •
"We want to take our children on a toar
through Washington, D.C." f .t
You write your Congressman. They can't do
enough for you -you'll pro"bly get a letter ask-
ing you to call at his ofrice. Friends of mine did
this. Got a half hour chat with ttle senator and he
sent one or the office help tp shoW them around. A
half ·day guided toun. Love those voters.
Washington is well fixed for tourists with all
sorts of guided tours -lots ofitliem rree. Ask you
Congressman to have advance literature sent lo
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two boys in late teens."
I never see bikers in l\.1exico. On weekends you
see Mexican boys hustling along the roads oil
racing bikes. But 1 can't remember EVER see·
ing the saddle pack kind of bJkef you see in
Europe, \
I don't know any reason wltjt r<>Jl.sb,ouldq 'l be
able to do it. Mexican immigtat1on at.the border
is VERY stirf about long hair. Probably won't let
you in if you're too shaggy. They've got si9ns
werning you about this in the Mexican consulates
where you get your louriSt card. . . . ...
"C•n we buy pape~~ack book. -llke novels -
In Europe wrttten~tn Engll1h?"
, Yes. The big iourist hdtels have them on the
newsstand -fres'h rrom the U.S. (Always find
them on aiftilton newsstan<i.) Also lot of Penauln
paperbacks Crom ,Englapd. <Tliey ~ivc top ~ob
mystery stories.) ·
Paperbacks in Europe "'Ill cost about twice
what you'd pay at home. But It's either that or lie
i,P ~and stare al lheJ:eilln1. ... • IJJOU ,won't !Ind Engliah language P•r.rback•
in small towns. So buy them at the b a: lourtst
hotels before )'OU 1 ake of( (or the country .
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''Admission is the
bac.kbone of the jai atai"
operation, Cadden said.
The prices are high
becau se th e crowd
generally doesn 'l place
large bets on a game
most are not ramiliar
with, he added. . -.
Jai alai is something
like handball . It is
played on a three-walled
court between two. four
It-"
THE HOTEL'S share
or the handle, or amount
wagered, isn't large.
said Codden. The Grand
·gets 11 percent, the state
gels 2 percent and the re-
maining 87 percent is re-
turned to the bettors.
Many of the players
came s traight from
Spain, where jai alai is a
national sport, especial-
ly in the northern Basque
provinces.
The fronton.opened its But this year nine ne.,.,;
second season a t the endt and e x p e r i e n c e d
or December. Codden players, "each of whom
predicted increl\.sing ac· is experienced in fron-
ceptance · o( the sport• tons outside of Spain,"
both by touri!:>tS and Las have been added to the
Vega:i resi,dents .. · roster. -·
. Starring
Plus •'
Unllmlted Use of All Attractions
.b .·M
Available at Ticketcon. liberty, • V
Wallich's Music Ci<y Stores, Oasmonds,
Bank of America with your
BankAmericard, and the Oisneylsnd
Box Office. After 6 PM on February 14,
tickets are $8.00and1vellable only
at Dlsnayland .
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LOS ANGELES !AP)" merciali. It'• work, it's
-The story &Qff tdat renumeratlv• and it. Will~am Conrad. •hlle leaves me elenty of time
1erv1n.a as a te.levis~ to pursue my productuc
producer, also WAS U\8 thllig a.nd take other act.-
voice for TV com .. ingjpba."
• mercials.
Studl'o boss J, L . LI.KE MOST titers.
Warner heard aboiit ii Peel( is reluc1ant Ip dis-
and demanded, • Whats close bis lees. but they,
t h i • a b o u t y o u probably are well Into
moonlla:httng on colQ• alxllgures. '•
mercialsf'" · · F'or his fee be flluw
"You've got It wrong. twodayaayear,consWts
Mr. Warner:• the Mure on ·the spec:ials and ad-
s tar of ••caDzt9~·· dresses company con·
replied. ••conimet'tJ•ts--ventions two or three
are my princjpaJ work. timesayear.
I'm moonlightingbdre.as Soll>$ stars resisted
a producer.•• commercials in the past,
fearing that hustling pro-
THE ST00 R:Y ii. ducts migbttarnish their
lustrates what has hap. movie car"eers.
teneratlon who hadn't
seen my films."
ACter 12 yeafs as
J06ephlne, s he quit last.
July "because we had
gone as far as we could
go, and I wanted to go on
to other things.''
Among the names who
can be seen doing com-
mercials: Henry Fonda,
Sammy Davis, Don
Rickles, Peter Lawford.
Barbara Hale, Mike Lan-
don, Bill Cosby. Vicki
Carr, Pat Boone, Dick
Van Dyke.
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who turned down
offers for years,
· lsnowfllmlng
c;ommarclals
for Insurance.
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fesslon and why -more cbanged," remarks Jack
~d more stars are turn-Wormser. whose agency
mg up on l:he tube as has been placing actors bucks~ for everything for. commercials for 16
IN ADDmON, many .
well-known performers
are invisible sales 1
persons doing ''voice-
overs' '-O'tson Welles
for •n airline, Telly
Savalas.for a beer, Lloyd
Bridges for a cold
capsule , Burgess
Me'redlth lor an airline;'
Her1bel Bernardi for
Cancer: Count Blessings
fro~ asp i rl n to years.
automobiles. · • ; "'When I first started;?
One of the few holdouts was lkughed at \ICben l
is Chll\"lto11 Heston. )fe' eked established stars
expJatn1: 1..••The over,.todoTV spots. Now they
whelming nuni~er or _.colDe to me. When they
Screen · Actprsl_. Gu.lid :;.aee·Lauren~e OU vier do-
C SAG> memh•r•· d~lng a camera com·
notblng elsej-but cc>mt mercial. they decide
mercials.1t•sag90l!way there'-s nothing un·
·to,make a living. J don't dignified about it."'
dO them because I can ~
make a living doing BIG NAMES c:Jn earn
parts." be tween $35,000 and
Heston, a former $100,000 p_er commer"cial,
president of SAG, knows· depending on the fre-
bisfacts. quency shown , said
'11le latest annual re-Wonnser.
port sttows that com-Patrick Wayne, son of
11\ercjB:ls contributed John Wayne, can testify
$13. qilllion to rrlem-to the value of com-
bers'earnings compared mercials. With his ftlm
with $37.4 million for career lagging, he de-
televiSlon work and $25.3 cided to offer himself for
million for theatrical commercials. He did 12.
films. aver agin g $2,500
. apiece and then earned
,;o.A LON.(JTIME h9Jdout more than $12,200 for a
who is now spokesman candy blurb:
sever~lprod.ucts. . MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10
One of the busiest ac· BySYDNEYOMARR tors In voice-overs is Hal ARIES <March 21-April 19): Youfindone who can
Li n d e n , 5 t a r ' 0 f belP you better display, utilize assets. Key now is
Broad~ay's ''The to be receptive, creative and willing to like
Rothschilds ·· and the yourself. · ,. new TV series ''Barn'ey T~lJRUS (April 20·May 20): Emphasis is on 1lC·
Miller.'' He has been the cepting responsibility in way that leads to future
announce~ for skin commitment. HangingontowhatappeanJ•com-
cream; soft drinks, fortable"mightbeanerror. ·
airlines and aspirin, GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Lunar aspect is
turning down others favorable -indicates now that your ability to
because ••you lose your communicatebecomesagreaterasset.
credibility if you do too CANCER (June21-July22): Countyourchange-
many." and your blessings. Express gratitude to those
Says Lind"en: "'The who have aided you -but outline new placs,
money you're paid is ob-perhaps demands.
scene, comp"a.red-to work LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis is on public re-
in the theater. You can lations, ability \o make new contacts, to f;?Xpress
earn them1nill\\lm $lJ7 a yourself, to"'findoutletforcreativeenergies.
'week in play rehears~s VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept.· 22 ): Get family approval
for four weeks, be on the before doing anythingfadical in connection with
road for six months and jqb, diet; hiring or firing. Be aware or fine points.
close in New York LIBR'A (Sept. 23 -0ct. 22): Emphasis is on
without ever reacl)ing an1:lysis, reasoning powet, ability to understand
full sa)ary. A half-ho\ir's motives of those close to you. P ersonal
voice-over job can pay ~agnetism is apparent.
-for an.,._ins,urance com~-Onetirne--.ctNld star
pany~ Gregory Peck, ,Jane Withers says that
tell~ why -tie crossed becoming Josephine the
over: . PJumbertfOr a cleanser
''I've bad some offers was ''truly a prayer
over the years, but none answered/' ''It was part-
appealed lo me until this time work, so it allowed·
one. It seemed lik e good, me to be With my five
honest work for a good, children," she said.
you more.~• . SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Home, security, pro-
Why do sponsors seek pert__y_ -these are highligt.!_ted. You Should now be
famous names to sell ,_co_n_c_e_rn_e_d_w_i_th_b_a_s._· c_i_ss_u~e_s_. eo_"l...i.:.P_le_t_•..:.P_r_oJ:..·e_c_I:.. __
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bonest company. "People were sO happy
tor's work is to make
lines sound convincing.
So they undoubtedly
make a 1 belter
salesman.'' ''I enjoy the WOr'k. We to see me.back. I was on r-----------l
ll'Y to make each all day and half tbe
message a little gem, nigh1, r eac hipg 72·
and they're not a hard· million people a day. It
sell; they're really more allowed me lo become
like public sei:vice com known to a. whole new
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the surface noise or scratch la ft9l U.e most lm·
portant. While this fofm of degtadaUon is im·
riled.lately obvious when playin1 any ()ld ~cord
in_J, it is generally not the maJor diffieul~ that Q>nnoisseur listeners complaiD aboqt 1 least
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l925> lhe major problem seema ... to bletbd.reso-
nant or reverberant charact•ristle1 ~ the
mualcal instruments oi: vocal' spo!¥'-tiy the
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' -~ f' I AT a'lld share our d~y Willi c .fePo, I Just ••w y0u should go back to the old j ln 111l tff'OJ't t'o ..ftod. ~ One another," I said. put a casserole in the way of Initials on th*. i, popll> .. llOl~lioqa\I~ .tho '" · WIT'S "I er,ar," aald a son, relrigerator with only · calendar. One nlil\I 11'•. -~ri..W,.~ ~ ~ · ~ · ''and then 1 can 1plll, one piece of macaroni in B's turn, the next DJOC: 1 ~ tor ~tie •theOrY ·• · ·END rl&ht"' It." M,'s .. and the next tlille. •j ~1i1\ I e fal!llJy who · · "I'm not drylnf," said "So, butt out. I moy A s. , . . ·
,; ~ dishes lo.flilher • . tbeother, "Be·cau10SHE want It beloi-e I go to ··children! Chlld!'f'!ll'" '?flJIA1':fil :bat ·10 tlve the lbeory 11 ne••r, f•~ th.em _cle,on bed."' . I shouted . "Thln'k :,
"'*!l ~ ln vi.ew-or the ch~ce,'' J sald to the end l m sick of nnsJ~~ "It thefire not clean',• toge\herneaa and re· falct°it~ ou~1 childreD chl\dren the· other nlghl the ,!Ood off HER dllS· I'm pulling them Ji&hl m.•mber. 'Charity st~
ta:~• d to' ~as ltD · • would be fu~ to all pitch ''I can't Wll-'h ," said sink." ,. l And then I rtmem; .... Qk ttitri h ·~ dls after dinner '"Maybe it bes. back on your side of the with yo ur own brother.
~:.;·~OJI. ~:St0.~re ;;:1! -in and do the dishes my d88:bte~·,1;·:t lcsp~ "You do and I'll bend b e r e d c a in an d ~erttnc-t•'>fdeath ... a toeeth~r,'' I said my mhyna .sob • e · 1 yourmouth!" Abe l ... and reall1ecl
reCenton, ' · eyes glistening t e •a r 8 g e 1 As my husband and I with horror it was pro--··
tn tAct ~e bav~ never ''Terrific!''. said my SOllEONE brings bac' feebly attempted to sing bably A.'s night to do en. he 'fib "t mliht ~l · son, "then we could all the cans from the street-.. Rock of Ages." one of h en."< a yl oµ k . . I go in and brush our teeth and.."-turns them to the es. ro ~ r c o s e .. n t-·wtth bakin soda like the garaie. ,, ~ nt:rpily,. r .ev.en at the ,, g "Can't we hurry it·up? dtlln~er ta1'le. Thhectlahslt w~.lDloonns;t be cute We 1~vegolhodi'ework.'' ST ARTS WED. FEB. 12
arm around ariother, our ,,--------The rock •n• roll era Or son had a chicken bone . me someone a s;~-;'-i~inj;;;r~;i~·i!ij;~·i~i~1!9jiijij~·
the '50s will be celebrat,m caught in·bis throat. My
at Fashion_ Island at 2 daught~r grabbed hi~.
p.m. Mpnday when the horror wrltten on her
Magic Mo\lntain 1950s face and she screamed
Roek •n• Roll dance show hysterically, ••For the
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Final day to enfer 11 f iOF WINNER' .
. Satunjay, March 111. ,,. I •Winner l10td not be . Enlrles ftom afl , p-al qme of '
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EUGENE,<>ro. (AP)-T~IJ>.
erodible 1bo0Cin1 .o(-Dave
Meyel'f, who •1?9ftd ~ career
high ,of· 39 pdint1, ,!llreeted .sec0o~'1'Wed UGLA \ii a 10'1·103
victory ov .. nlnl!H"aled Oretion
in a Pacific-11 Oonferellce basket•
ball a a me Saturday nllbt. ·
The Ylctoey kept UCLA In fll'lt
place with a IH record. Oregon
now ls 3.4 in the confe~nce.
Meyers burned the Ducks Ume
· after time with his deadly shoot·
ing, plcklnR up 22 points In the
first half .as UCLA built a 47-42
lead. He added 17 more after the
break as. Ure Brulnsi now 17·2
ov~r-all, stretched the lead to 10
points and then held off an .
Oregon rally. ·
Oregon pulled within 85-111 op.
two free tbrowa by Greg Ballatd
with 5:51 to go, but a field goal
and two free throws by MeyeQ
put the . Bruins back on rater
cround.
Ronnie Lee and Stu Jackson
. iscored 27 points each ror Oregon
befo're fouling out late in tbe _g,me.
Lee was cold in the first half.
hltUng just 8 of 23 shbts and the
Ducks as a team. cohnected on
just 38 percent of their sbOts.
But Oregon's rugged style or
defense may have backftred
because the Ducks acl)lallY got
· two· more field gcials th&n the
Bruins. . ~
However, Oregon was .charged
v.iith 30 personal fouls and the
Bruins hit 29 Of .n free throws to·
win.the.game. " UCL~centcr l\alpb Drollin ......
bloc~ed a number of shotl.,.ncl
scored 'l.8 points and UCLA' g\iard"
Pete Trgovichadded 14.
Richard Washington, who went
to UCLA ah.er attending Benson
Tech lh PorUand, bad a poor ·
game here as a UCLA freshman
last year but scored 10 this time.
Meyers was 14 of 18 from ~e
field. The 6-foot-8 senior from La
Habra'also led UCLA with seven
rebounds, although Oregon con·
trolled the boards40-31.
The Bruins shot .639 from the
Ooor, hitting 39 of 61 attempts.
, Oregon had two more field goals,
sbooUn& .458on4lofll0.
··we hever shut them dqwn de·
fensively," said Oregon coach
Dick Harter, "UCLA shot well,
Their height Wld quickness hurt
us."
UCLA coach John Wooden,
whose team lost to both Oregon
and Oregon St.ate on this trip last
year, goes home with a sweep
this time. And with a bad im-
pression or the crowds at both·
Eugene and Corvallis.
T.ripp Wins
INDIANAPOLIS -Sleepy
Tripp of Costa Mesa led the last
85 laps Saturday night in captur-
ing a U.S. Auto Club lOO'lap
midget auto race at the lndlana
Slate Fairgrounds Coliseum.
Dana Carter. _HuntJoato.n
Beach fintshed·second over the,
Rod Spence had a single, dou ·
ble and tfipf~ for UC Irvine
Saturday '6.fterl'\oon ·as the An-
teaters' posted a 6-3 baseb&tt win
over their Alu~ at Anteaters'
adiu .
S~nce led off the fourth inning
with a triple and started off the
sixtftwith a doub~e. scori~g bpt.h
tjm_t!• He also knocked in Alan
BelafCO with a singte·tn the first
lllniJjg; '
U~scored single runs in the
first econd. third, rourth, rlllh.
sixth. nd eighth innings to reCord
the victory.
Craig Anderson singled, stole
second and scored on an error as
the "1tleaters took a 2·1 lead in
the s•cond. Irvine went ahead 3-2
in the fo'urth when Steve
Whitehead singled home Spence
·and Spence scored.again in the.
sixth on a sacrifice fly by ·An·
derson.
Bruce Braf!ning sm~shed a
homer in the fifth inninc and the
Ante4ters added an insurance
tally In the eighth.
Ruis Johnson pitched four in·
ning!f, Tad Davis tossed three
and Bob Good~ear and Dave Pat·
terson each went one frame for
UCI.
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Shelton
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CORVALLIS, Ore. (APl -·
Oregon State, getting 27 point:&•
from sophomore Lonnie Shelton.:
erased a lO·Point deficit In thC
second half lo hand eighth ...
ra'nked Southern California a
78·15 Pacific-8 Conference
basketball defeat Saturday
night.
Shelton, a S.foot-8 sophomore
from Bakersfield, sank a pair of
free throws that put Oregon State
ahead 74 .72 with 1: 19 to play.
But Southern California's Clint
Chapman. who led all scorer&
with 28: points, rebounded his owsi
missed free throw for a field goQI
· that tied the game 74-74 with one
minute left.
Don Smith's layin with 20
seconds to go gave Oregon state
a 76-74 lead. Gus Williams, the
·leading Pac-8 scoreP, hit one of
two free throw attempts with 29
seconds left,·pulllng tbe Trojans
within one point.
George Tucker then sank two
free throws \I.1th seven seconds
remaining to seal the victory fo.r
Oregon State, now 13-8. Southern
, Young Mcm Tries Wrestling w Fill the V9icl
Cal is 14·4. .
Williams finished with 21
points for the Trojans.
The Beavers. who lost to No.
2-ranked l}CLA Friday night, are.
5-2 in the Pac-8, second behind
UCLA at 6·1, with Southern Cal
and Stanford_ tied for third at·4·3.
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' ' Oetttnc Don T~mton down bad no wrestling experience
h•• been aomethfiii:"":.opPosing prior to this year. ·
w:resUers have been trying to do Frosh-so ph coach Jeff Chilcott
all year, wt lb little succ:eM. says Thornton is eager to learn
Btlt-"Perhaps their t'Nstrations and listens well to instruction.
would be soothed jf they knew "HaVing only one leg. restricts
that getting him down is him from making certam moves.
llomet'.htng...that_wen._pers.onal_ ll..e.~an'U!ush,otr _J'ith hi~~ or
traeedy couldn't accomplish. dcra standup,' Cli1tCO\rstates. •
· Thornton was a 'bright athletic "But he can counter and do
prospiict whose deeds had rolls." Does Chilcott think oppo.
already come to the attention of
HunUngton Beach High coaches
while bll.'~as In the 7th grad!! at
llwy~llcbool in tbe Oil City.
Re quarterbacked tbe football
team,• was 4 star basketball
player and was winning medals
intraek. _
However, bis future in t~
sports was wiped out in a
Colotado Rlver boating accident
during Memorial Day weekend
ol, 1$72 when; t,he mishap took
mi>ot,of hl.o ,l'Jght.Jeg and tbe life u a )'OUDC friend.
' In lbe few...-econds it took.for a l~. boat IC! smash throu&h the Utu, boat the Tbomtons were 111,
the young boy's promising
athletic career·was over ....
Or at least so it seemed at the
Ume. •
"'I don't remember what hap-
pened too much but I knew I'd
lOlt part of my leg before I went
· to the hospital.'' TbOrnton says .. Hla mother, Carol, remembers
iettiDI news ,of tbe ~ccldent and
taking oft for the hospital to see
Iler son. "I •tried not to, b¢ I
broke down when I went tb see
him,'' she says . .''But he comfort-
ed me, saying, It would be all
right and !bat it didn't hurt that bad ..
· Tbe en•uing 11Jeeks found Tliorntoo w~aring -11 bOdy C8"'t, '•
•ub1equently i under1oing
flJOrlpy anil 'being fitted with an
.utlllclaJ.lelf •
: ''There wece times when I felt
aorrr for myself,'' be says. ''But
frtenas al scboolbelped me."
Hia• mother Sau'I, '1he didn't let
It ,get blm <iown. He w!Shes It
had11't happened but doe1n't
dwell" on it. He realizes he's lucky
to beallve.''
1be absence of athletics from
his life became a ereat void,
WHITE . . . -WASH ·
.OLSNNwMITE.
nents feel sorry for Thornton and
perhaps let up a bit? ''No," be
responds. ''I think they're just as
aggressive.~ I haven't seen one
kid back.off and Don has taken a
few lumps."
Sinclair says Thornton was in-
itially embarrassed and wanted
to hide his artificial leg by taking
it off in the coaches' office. "Now
he seems io ba've shaken the fear
of beinJ embarrassed," he adds.
Thornton says doctors told him
lie might try golf, but he didn't
like that so he gave thought to
wresUing. "I had to think about it
a lot before I finally went out,"
heaays.
''I used to come home and have
nothing to do and it wasn't any
.,
fun not being in sports, so 1 de·
cided to give it a try," Thornton
says. But he says he regretted
the decision after being· defeated
in his initial match. "I felt like
quitting but the coach talked me
out of it and I'm glad I stayed·
with il,'' be adds.
··with wrestling I've made a
1 lot more friends and I have a cou·
pie of goals : Make varsity some·
day and get into the CIF
playoffs.''
Sinclair says: ''He has a Jot to
learn and has to work on quick·
ness. But he's improved tremen· '
dously ... his strength and.natural
athletic ability ·are his assets. I
think he is a future varsity can·
d.idate. ''
Thornton's· mother says wresU·
ing has been a noticeable plus for
her son. •'It his helped his moriile.
tremendously. His dad·and three.
brothers were or are in athletics ..
And I think he feels better about
liimself ... he's proud, feels like
h~·~ done something," she says.
''He· tried recreation baseball
but just couldn't run the bases.
He accepted it ·easily, ho\yever.
Now he thinks he'd lilte to snow
and water ski."
Thornton, who celebrated his
15th birthday yesterdaY, bas
made a remarka\>~ adjustment
since the accident. His mother
says he even makes jokes about
himself from time to time .
Indeed, Don Thornton is a
tough youn.g_Jllan to get down.
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I.AKERS, PISI'ONS
ON TV TODAY
DETROIT-Tiie Los Angeles
Lakers, who own the second
worst record in the National
Basketball Association, invade
Detroit today for a nationally
televised game with the l'istona.
<Jhannel. a will carry tbe .. uon •
beginni~atnoon.
Detroit is 31-25 and only two
games behind Chicago in · the
Midwest Division. Los Angeles is
20-32 and in the Pacific DivisiOn
cellar, trailing leader Gold81J
State by 11 \>games.
MV 'Fin'als
Set Today :
Marita Redondo will fa.ct;
Pauline Telsachov in the
women's singles finale and Jean
Malin will ba!tle John Andrews
for t}\e men'S title today in the
first annu-al Winter Tenn.is C~rnival at ·MisS>On v1eJd's
lifargueriteCl!nter. • , ~ .
The rrien's title match is set for
11 this ,morn{pg, followed t.y the
women's chainptonsltlf, at 1 and
the mixed doubles flna sat2;30.
Redondo t9pped SUe Mehmed·
basich, 6-s: '6·4 in Sattlrday!s
semlfinals while '\Teisachov de·
feated. Chris iC.einlner Shaw, 6·2;
3-6, 6·4 .
one terilh mile concrete track. sc.,...,.,......
. No Ume was computed ror the "'j 101 "'"" _.; :
• however, and after his freshman
Maline downed Tom Leonard,
2·6, 7-6, 6·l While Andre'Ws got by
Jerry Van Linge1 7·6,6-4.
~:~::~rs ~iiu~;;·
. l In Two Overtimes
• year at HB High Tbornton de·
'' clded to go out for wrestling after
Wking with sch09l varsity coach
Jerry Sinclair.
How is be able to wrestle?. He does it on his knees. wear·
ing a protective device oo what·~
left of his right leg. He moves
about the mat amazingly well •
and his rrosh-soph record of 11
NORTHRIDGE-UC Irvine's No~thrldge led the en\i~e first
· vidories, 6 defeats and a touma~
meat medal he prizes reflects his
adapUon to the sport, although be
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Anteaters turned It dit' in the. ha!( and most of tile.second balf
second overtime and pulled out . before the Antea~ C¥te from
a 82·76 basketball triumph at behind on Bak,er.s la~~ 1'I go C'!1 Stale <NorthridgeJ S&Wrdily ahead, 55·54; With 5:05 tO play'tn· regulaUon. -
nl&ht. Baker hit a Jtlml>er wjth 1:40
Jn the end It was J,m..,Mahs left to tie the lame at 60 and
and Dave Baker domlna .. ng ac· neither team could connoct again uc.n with six points each In the· In tbellnal 100seconclscilre&ula·
second oyertime u the Anteaters lion. ·
MilJer(Who Else) L~flds-~Bo~~au
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of coach·Ttm Tift clicked op<lO or That set It up !or Maras' Up in llfreethrowslnthltspan.~·-· the first overtime, then the And Maras wu a.key !1sun tn Maras·Baker combtnaUon ex-
nrsr overtime period .. he ploded Ill' the second overtime
tipped In a bodretoff a mined~ to iiv,Tilt's crnia 13·7 record.
lemptrrom outside to put UCI IJl. uco-1111 ·
totheael!ondovertlmeperiod... · · ,-/ ·'\~~ '1 i xe~1n Davis was also 1h-. E..,. : •: : ;:
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getUng four or his seven point.a ln = · ~ : : : tbatUmt. :roui1. • JI " z1 11
Overall, ho~vet, tt was B•k~r 1 ., •• ,o'":cs~,...., who played the laraei\ role. The ................ .
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12 oC i.r atttmP.la frolt, the floord ~"'--.,...'"t"='"'"'" '\ -'l 'I ~ 'i!ulled down ;tilne tt uncls Jn · ~~ , , , •
Clomln1ted ,thetnterior,. Mw!lti'" , , 1 ,..
Baker,. who entered ~ C:•me ·~ 1 • • •
With.. 8 lfJ,I --··~ "" all Jm' l ~ I : aeoffra wlth Jo 'polnlt, . bi• ~ \ 'I 1 : f 1:
P«tonal blsh for the yeat for the To<o•• ,. " n " Anteaters. .....,_, "*'•t•_...
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Jawty Johnny Mlller ls-back in
his custOmary spot ahead of the
~ck apd ts lookln& foe • Cast star\ IA tod•Y'• final roUnd of the 1160,000' Bo11 Hope Desert Golf
Classic. . rt "If I can getoUtoaqulcksla ,
1 might blow •em ri&bt out al thG.
box " Miller said Saturday a!ler
be bad reeainod the lead with
.. me f anta1tlc Iron WoY Uiat pro:;
duced a sl¥·under·pare8.
"JI I don't set away quick,
well, Jerry Heard loal<I awl\llly
toul~.. . lf.llier who' trailed by a slncle
;troke 1iarUn1 Saturda)''1 play
ln \he brl&hl-, warm, aunqy
weather that favored this desert
resort, •regained a three-stroke
advantage going into the las,t 18
bbles of thl1 unique !1ve·day' 9<h
botetourn•ment.
"That's a a:ood 1,ad.'~ said the
.son-spokerl Mlller1 the quioilly
011 Tl' Tod•IJ
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i i: I i&ect1i~u1ar ~oung: man whO sec:~
rfocik of recclrc1&101t1'his runaway
vtctQries in Iba lir•t two touma
mentsofthe.year.
Miiler. who won eight Utles, a
' record $353,000 and Player of the
Vear honors lasl season, had a
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after one round 011 each of the ~ ewt1tMHonr
fo des..eH. tourae~ being used · = ~~ focthlama~a(\on. ::,;-~
Newport Beach's Alnn Tapia
fired a 74 Saturday and has •
(our·day total or' 282, 11 strokes·
behind Mllle'r. Huntington
Beach's Ray earr•sco made the
cut with a 71 ror a total of 289.
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ByllOWUDJ.,DNDY 41! ...... '?.!!iiilf ::~ t
There are two ~· thflt 1Laod out 111 the lllind of Jim"
JlrjdlWIH( loo be f'il;alla hi.
mlJor lea sue l>uebaD eareer
with four, Amerio_,. Leacue teams. 'flle ont WU a no-hitter
and !be "liecoad wes a bome run. 1 lleln~ an lnli~der. he had
oolblq to do wllh the no-·
hitter ucept to, wale~ it de-
elop from his Pot on the
bencb of the New York
Yankees. . ,
''Allie Reynold• w~•
pl1<:1\jn1 forL'!""lhat dey,,and; be !tad a no .... tter alnst Ille·
~ton Red~.·. ,;.• l
·t 0 The IHI bal\4if be as
. schedulod"tcf face <wu. Ted
• Wllliam1. Willi~'!'' popped
• up a rout 'ball ril!ht In front or
, tlie 'Yantee duaout but"'Yosl,. Be~a mined It and he 'IUll 'hadllf~ attbeplale. :· ·
''Tbe ball tha~ wu mllaed
' fell about two feet from wtiere
I 'l'a• 1fltln1. · • · · •can you imagine what
. Jn>Uld have haPi>ened It I baa
. been t~e one to drop that pop
• flY? ' .. "' ••utftti a le!l&er ....drson than ~ ~ ~ . . W.illlam1 at tbe plate, it mlghl
not have beeq 10 bad but
f9rtu-qat.elY. for everyone con-•
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aiid former USC teammate,
· rT:an'k Sullivan. May~ he
helped ma out with a good
pitch, I don'tknow." •
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York Yankees in 1952, he was
elle:lble for the World Series.
History records that be did·
not get hi:; name in a box
score. , · _ .
''That was a bl~ disappoint-#'.'
ment." he 11dnuts. "J wa1·
supposed to be a pfoch--hlt.&er
but Casey (,Stengel> chanced
his mlnd at the last m1nUte
and put somebody else l:n the ·
lineup." · Brldew:se~~ gr_a)iuated~
from Washington !Ugh ln Loo
Angeles and went into
military serviCe at the end of
World War 11:
When he retur-.ned to
civllian ll(~1 he enrolled ai USC inste;aCI of pursuing a
professional baseball career ...
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He played three years for the
Trojans, then si&ned with ~e
Yankees' West Coast scout,
Bill Essex in 1949.
Does he begivdge the Ume
he missed playing pro ball,
first in military service and
then 'at USC?
''Never ," he says em-
phatically. :''Thal was pro--
bably the best thing J evu
did,'' ht! •says of bis time a~ use. Y~~!~~. ~:e ~~ ~~;~ c~~~
had a shortstop by the name
of Phil Rizzuto and
· Brideweser didn't see much
action as a.re$mll. "They wanted me to go
back to the minors in 1954 and
I couldn't see i~ so l asked
Georee Weiss to trade me . He
"'as a tough hombre but he
did send me to Baltimore.
"They had the upper hand
• u I In thMe 41;,s ofeMtotlallotll.
,I au-.1 wu I& bom too
r " :::::r~frli:/.1'oow ~~~
'Inflated prlc-, '.' • ·
. When he'lell~~eeball In ' lllll, he turned ,.. leacblnl
1ild ,c9achlnt ~ Redondo
!flab al\d loJned Ule r•nb of
oftldals In' b'afketball and
football. , · .
"I still d~ bisll oc1-I foot-
ball 1a~01 •IM I ~ult basket-
ball. Tti~ t~lli 1,re gone
'Ind J Cl~~& QP With the • ypuna co~~ .. ·~ He .roomed with Mickey
Jllantia 1n.1princ.tralninc one
ye~ and says the greatest ',,;!~er ~ ever aaw wu Joe
,1 W~M••fiO . ,.: _ .
· l!llt .r1ab now he p~erers ht•
oounaell111 dull ... the~ an a!-
tefnopn IO(ork.eut·with the Sad-
dlebac k Colleee basetiall
toarn aa .an J.IPOffioial assis-
tant,
~~ He .hJtS enough Ume in the
~major leagues to be a part or
the pension pl&{l and be's dab·
bJed In scouting and minor
league managing with the
Kansas City'organization. ·
He directed the destinies of
Lewiston, Idaho during the
t!um01er months one season
and says it, was a ·rewarding
experience< ~
But he. wouldn't tr.ade it all
for the diploma he ~orked to
receive {rom the: University
ol Southern California in the
off.season yearsofhis career.
lie is one who ff:els an
education should be put above
the call of pro baseball for a
·youngster out of high eCbool.
And he's fiving· prOof that
you can do both-something
Jike having your cake and e.at-
ing it, too.
, ·• '· { ---T Raniirez Spo.-ts in Brief ,. El Toro
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·Tops ~a .·~~; !flayers, ·Fans Br~wlNabs 78-64
Mp.rs~· Falls n ·uring Cllge Game Cage Win
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.llaul Raaj"'• loloed Roscoe TUSKEGEE,· Ala. -A dis-two predominantly black schools
I By ROGER CARLSON or .. _.,,.....,. . .,.aaoer lin . ~ tlnal1 Of. World turbance invcilVlng players and was canceled in the wake or the
Qa111pionabJp, Ten9l1' $50,000 fana-llllHl·~day night dur-fighting . El Toro Hllh's Chargers tuned 9jll~ Gr'oeae tou'l'Damelat here by ing a l>iik6ltiatl eame between Sears said the number of up for their final crack at South ~eating-coropa del M1r'1 Rod Tuak'epe.Jnatitute and Alabama persons involved ••would be Coast League basketball leader ~-3 .. , 1-:J, H In 1 aemiflnals State trnlvenlty, PQllce said. about the number the gym could · San Clemente Tuesday ilighl ~h · ,.>f 1 · · Al le&st 25 persons were in -hold and I have no idea how with a methodical 73-&l triumph
?\. ierv~ntJl.·•riCled T~fuier had jured. manythatis:" , over visiting Dana Hills 8atur·
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the San Cl4minle Hiil! Trilona
had a ICllte. And for the eedond
1tralght nl&ht, they. narrowly
~•caped . . ·
Thank• to a '<:luteh tlu'e&-pqmt
play by forward 'l'lm Dunham
w1th l'021elr,St.in DeMa11io'1
Triton• narrowly. defeated
Unlv.erallY'• Troians, 62-611 on the loser'• floor Saturday nignt.
The South Caul l.eague buket-
ball win 1iv• San Clemente a
l l~l record. University is 4·7. · · •
Utlilke .Friday nicht when they
came t'rom !*hind to beat Dana
Hillt; 69-62, the Trltons led au the
w•Y· But John nrtscoll's Trojans
<:)Ooed the margin to 58·~ with
2:08left.
The Tritons went intD a del11y
and with 1:02 to go, guard Jeff
Densmore sPotled Dunham open
underneath. Dunham scored a
layup while being fouled and eon·
verted the free throw to send the
Tritons ahead. 61·55.
But the Trojans weren't
through. Guard John Dudek
scored a layup with 40 seconds
remaln.ing and guard Ken Vieira
stole a pass and scored with 20
seconda to go.·That made i\ San
Clemente 61, University 59.
Again, lt wu Dunham who was ·
the hero, hiWng a free throw with
five seconds ten. The Trttons
permitted a concession basket at
the bu~izer. ·
Dunham. was hot all night,
scoring 25 paints with nine com·
ing in the fourth quarter. l-le hit
10 of l&field goal· attempts, {'lany
coming on 18-footers.
Guard Dave Taylor was also a
spark, continually cominc up
with key 20-fdoters. He scored 18
points and combined with
Dunham to score 25 of San
Cleri'>.e'ftte's·30 first half points.
Re1erv.e center Randy
Hallmark. was also a pivotal fac-
tor, hitting five clutch Jcee
throws in the second period' and
scoring t~o buckets late in the
fourth quarter. Hallmark, ooly a
junior. replaced 6-1V.. Ted Kalota
with l :29 left in the first quarter·
when Kalota picked up bis third
roul. Kalota scored only two.
Points and fouled out with 4:59 to
go.
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Gauchof!I;
Bues 'Lose
· Dan NaU a~ 35 points and
Dave Maze hit 23 and grabbed 20
rebound• in sparklnl Saddleback
College l!>-a 92-82 Mission Con·
· rerence basketball victory over
Citrus College at San C}emente
!Ugh Saturday nighl.
The victory wa1 the Gaucboa'
rourt.h straight in Mission acUon
and ran their conlere~ce record
to6 ...
In another JC game, Oranae
Coast Collea• dropped lll nth
1trai&ht game (a season record)
in falling to visiting El Camino
College, 75·63.
Saddleback sizzled from the
field, hllUns 55.7 percent of Its
shots (39 o( 701. And N.au was
even ho\t~r. bagling 16 of 24 (116
percent ·on a varl~ty of shota-
most of1 them jumpers from
at'olJnd th,e perimeter.
Nau scored 21 of his PQlnts in
the first half as the Gauchos led
from tql\ opellfng tipoff to bac a
43-43 lead at the intermission.
Maze dominated the boards
and also connecled on 9of18 field
goal attempts. Paul Wa\ls led the
Owls wlll\ 30 points.
Meanwhile, Oranee Coast
dropped ita fourth straight game
to El Camino th.ls season as the
Pirates ra.n their record to 7·11.
El Camino took a 40 -27
halftime lead, bat OCC cut tt to
48·41 with a blitz early in the
second hair. But tho Warriors
didn't get raWed ·and outscored
the Bucs. 14·2, to bold a 62-49 ad-
vantage and It was all over.
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*Dade a·~ eorneba~ elll'ller ''A small riot broke out at the Officials al the John A. Andrew day night. ta.thed., a.alait~Ma1i.r1 game between team niembers hospital ·ontheTuskegeecampus Coach Wendell Witt's El Toro.
IOJ)OllaM,&..t.,"M:ivt~. and the fans at the:.._&'"aqta but we said ••about 25 ~rsons" were quintet, which PoSted its eighth
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-~-l)ltill areµ't s~ whatJ.Oue)l,ed ~t brought· In for treatment and win in 11 league starts to stay --·Defe ... ed /lffl<!ind probablf l!\¥'1'-be ·~til mostinjunesappearedtobecuts within two games of San
, · • t .> ~ to;morrow, ••, T011c.egee· 'DOltce and bruises. Clemente, featured four players
' TO!lQUAY, ElllJand -Tiie chief !fer,t>ert s.!irs,.ai,il. r , -in double figures.
• Unitea ·Stales, led b>' v11i · !':l'tpln what we can tell now, Indiana fto•ps It was close only In the early :)Jqay~' cliftdd'ne\stllfe~· .. ~ ... ~~· , ~embers., one from IOWA CITY, lowa--lildlana's goings. Once El Toro be'gan ·-~ • ...._ 1....-jl' 9· s' .z ah one from Alabama utilizing its fast break in the _,. w5 ..,_. ,., . ;·' · ~ ·"" SCott May J>Oll1"'d in 23 points Jbe fir ime ltl Uiree . h, .ot 11rto an argument and Saturday night and the top-rated second period with some quick ~ay in the BP Cup' ~ er·2 .. ~Pie nS for 't>oth teams gOt in· H9()siers rJ>Iled to a '19-S6 Bi., Ten outlet passes following Dana
1--. ... iatour~a--'. t; • ~ \ J ~~yed:.'1. ?:'be a•me between the • Hills turnovers, the issue was ,..~ ~ ~ i'?.k ~ Conference bflsktttball victory wellinband. 1.,1.He ,u. f wob!ett' • ~·"·,,..,../. ·.: over 1owa which ls coached by El Toro trailed early in "\he ' ·vet, loll.·· tbe · ·~ .... LUte Olson, former Marina High -'-~,!!;:,.~,!.PP!' ti•.' : . .;p·«>rts Today coach ~~~~ r.:;r~ i:::· f~: ~=~h ~' ·~ 19!""~ _..., al#": " Indiana, ll-0 in tbe conference Tony StillSon's Dolphins, scoring 11,~,S11 ~~yi! '"!t.!.=.~ ·eli" ~ · T ·· ) . '• • and 22-0 over-all, had trouble flveofhlsgamehlgh 2tpoints .. "ll ~, .,. ~ .'1 I dl a ~ e eVJ810D with stubborn lowain the first 20 .But Dave Smedley hit his df.~~~!tUf!i. ". ~ .ill ! ~,'' " ... ~ · · mmutes and led .39:31 ·at In· second straight to give El Toro Z.rli~,·Btjt~"'s ~ COtr ... ,'101f.f,i. ·• (2)-CllSSPORTS ~nmtsi•.siob as May.·.sCored 18 the lead (16 -lS) with 6;06 left in • R I .. ~·-u s l •-"' _.. the he.If and the victors were not , •• .,. II ~!"lo~ · · un.,,, , , Sl' ~ClJIAR -'The Loa Iowa, ho~ver. weotcol~early to tr II · Chlmpll>ll, ~.g; 6-3, 6·~· . ' ~-• Times' Invitational m· the seco d half Ld Indiana a agam. · I' A d [ · t d fO •-"' 1111 . Steve Capistran. took over at , 111 ay a e ea • rm er "' tr'~~k meet, taped Fri· scored eight stralcht points li> that point and proceeded to click
, Frencb~Juni.r chilmptcln Herve • da : Als'!l,'the European take •· 51,35 lead with 13:09 to on nine of his 13 counters in the Gau~l11 8·4· 1&:, k>.11/-Y.e the.Unit· , n11tt'-sk1):1'nc cbllmplo!UlhlPs play. Thereafter, Iowa never got followine six minutes, rqostly
ed \e~. ~n.~ 1bJe~Ja,_~e 34> ad· • and aulo':t@clftg from·POcono closer than 14 point!. arter:nifty assists from his team-)YabUI~, t ' in!ei'11alioil•I Si/ee~way in . mates as the break got rolling .
. '•,! 11· •• • • • ' Pa. ' · 8-ord Tied Dana Hills closed tbe gap to E..-1:1'•• C•14M'' 11:30\.a.m. 141 -NHL LOUISYILLE-.The world re-32·27 wlth 1:03 spent in the third '· ,,' ' • _l . "' , 1 HnM< EV· ,..--The Montreal d h f li , C~EV...Eb"ND -Maraaret cl"n~diens vs the Sabres at cord in the-men's 70-yard aa quarter a tertrat ng by 10 in the ~rt,.)1a1.~·)'ear.i.ol.d' m0Ute~1 of. But fa I 0 , ~: M e·ni 0 r:1 ~ 1, ·was tied Saturday nig~t. by second period, but then the1 t~. "Dd ~httl-£yert adYanced Auditorium aeparatC: runners in the .Mason-Chargers put lt out of reach with Salli~il·y to a ·~hampton1hip lZ noon ( 2 )· _ NBA Dixon games_ anotller 10-point spurt to make lt ·1hoW~ow11 loday •ln r •n.OOo BASKl!T,ALL _ The Los ~"the first heat of the.event; 42-27witb4 ,30leftlnthestanza. ~11~.i lll\bla .clrcljlf:tou111•· Anaelea Dliken vs. l~e UOn Merrick of semtnole Juntor _ .... ,... • .... ~ " · · · Plst t -n: ti'. ll' c bo College, Fla. ran ilie 70 yards In ... ,... ~ , , " . co6rt,. Who~~ out of teUl"e· ODS B : ..,e O S O $.8 leConds. Jn ~ second beat, r. flllopsMt " t t 21
ment'.O;tily 11.x.weeb ~llftet a A r e 1!.J• ·• .f t 8 > -Mike ¥cFarland of Indta·u :::::• ~ : ~ 1:
• yelll''e !•Yoff't<I h\lvt her'lecohd-' INTEB,,~TlONAL GYM· Unlveralty ;clocked a6 ldehUoal :::I:~ • • 0 • ~~~ ll'atl'Jed· R~illil !t' q~gii . ~!!~1ff~b;' J.~• .~~t~~:/ · time. """'' }. : l ~ ~· -~va !Of'• 7_,., Gi. ylC LVtY ,.,. Gt;rmany •le in a gymnastics DwiB;tit Stone&, who tied bis Tot.is \ ·,to 14
tAJt.M~~ctd~ta:U\eo11Dal. . :meet atUn\venlty Park, Pa. own world hilb:·JU;IJlp recol'.d .Fri· ••T-11" · 1
. J:y!ftb l>.~~!!l!(t_.:v.loJ.brl!;.. • .• p.m. (7) -SUPERSTARS day nieht ln Los Angelea, miued ........ ., ' -'l 'I .~
"perfi!M. aaeuue uie~'\q bea'f -The third round or the on three 1ltte~ to break it ~...,ti.mtr.-i ! ' ~ 1~
' London. Vlrili>f81 !'de,.7-S, 4·2'; ~ men's qu&JlfYlng competition Saturday night. =:::e.. r: : ; ,:
..;L, • • lotbeSupe:ritantourney. ·Stones cleared 7-4 for a new ~~ ,, • •· • ,A29• A .... . 2 p_,i11. (41 •<, BOB HOPE meet record, then bad tlle' bar ~--· : 1 l '!
L _ .l · "E•llD CLA.9$1" '-Final moved to 74\111 ~-Inch :ir_~io · • • • · 80LO~A. lt'I' -TOp.•' ~a o1 play lri>rii Betmuda •bove his worln ptaril. . ~~"' ll ! ,: •
ll!W Att.lnr ~~ · t>ube.8 Coubtt,y ·club near He was over Ob the last try, but sc-~o-Nn ~'l::c~f..:1911 ~ !>~J~.~PrJtwa. knocked the baroff'Wtth hts legs. ~~•us · :: ~ ;: ~
~ "9'1rUrflalla et a ..,_. i ;:~ Q:;J1 • c 7 ' -Loulsllllle ()put_ .
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Diablos Post 62-53
South Coast Victory
' By DAVE ROMANO
Ot u. Dlfly~ ... s...tf
The ltf ission Viejo High
Diablos jumped to an early 16·6
lead and held on to record a 62·53
triumph over the Laguna Beach
Artists Saturday night in a South
C.oaat League basketball game at
Mission Viejo.
Mission Viejo held a 10·12 point
margin most of the way,
although Laguna Beach cut the
cap to four several times. The
DiabJos could have turned the
game into a rout early, but fiit on
only 12 of 35 foul shots which kept
the Artists in the game. . ' ~
~aguna Beach, commlted 30
fouls and had three players foul
out. The Artists, who were guard·
ing closely all 'nig)\t and often bad
several unnecessary infractions,
also had three players wiltl lour
fouls as the game ended.
The win gives Mission Viejo a
7·4,leaa:ue mark and enables lt to
stay one game behind El Toro In
the b&ttle ror second place.
saturday. night'• game w"" the
aiart of the third and final ri>Und
of Soutb Coaat pl8)'.
It looked like the Dlablps \fere
eotn1 to run away with lhe game
'":hen they blitzed to a 16-6 lead.
Mission Viejo was hitting ever-
ything it put up over a Laguna
Beach zone defense. The hol\s
led 22·14 arterthe first period.
The Artists switched to a man
.defense mid way through the in·
ilial period and started playing
better derenSe in the second
quarter. Behind the inside play of
Ben Bacon, Laguna outscored ~1ission Viejo, 16-15, to sllce~he
Diablos lead to37·30 at halftime:
Mission Viejo then took advan·
Lage of the Artists' foul trouble in
the thl'rd period and started to
drive at the bucket.
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I ftrl4. a~.m~llllllJ.I . elul.la ~~:.111«:~ \hioi~TS~!i:.;; TULSA -Tulsa built'• l!·point e J~ ~1::r'.o:..a I lead over Louisville early Jn the -ftl'nl-Heded Tom O~ Jharl!!1 ...,...., )lha~ea ·'second hall thA!ll held off the
1'lle lliltllerluda iiMt ~· B~ otf , ·'of · kteady ahooUba Of hl1h·polnt
' ~!?wMIGl~,M, ~1. . > , a·•"!/#'"' "Q . _ "'i, t' . man Junior llrid1oman to IJO•l
MV'sLee in .Paris .~Meet
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lD ....... ...,..,..~ maldl. . WOII>D o,' ll'OaD •.!!'.-.. : I , ·~ 82· 77 upset Victdy ovet the
'· • thl d lid in iJMo·iaoo /JoO>!:°I third-ranked Clrtllaall Satilrday Jt•rtlfl lfl. Fifi.& te,';,,f:;'nat.;'t'ace. ot 'ci..rti: night.
NORTH LrniE RocK. Ark. pion•, Uped at lllve!'!slde Jn-Bowler ftalHer
-X•rl Meller of Weil Germany ternatjonat ·Raceway. Allo, CLEVELAND -faced with a
,fo1.,.s the Uat ol slde-llned oeeds ' the natlonal a~rObatiCI t.eam do-or-dle slltlatl0n ln the 10th at tho ,Ark._ lnternallonaJ of Taiwan l>erf9tmln1 at frame of the payoff 1ame, young
.,te,aalt tourat•ent jl1l11rday .~~nit, WH~) . HOlllB Paul Colwell of Tucaon rolled
........ .,. ...... II)' 0-1• a~tl P..:.m. Fl ~1 f llr three 1tral1ht sltike1 lo capture ...... :n, ii I ER la a Nt.. -rs o 1 the $85,000 Copl!nh11en Open ~~~~fj ~..\"'• fl<OI 14. be t.Jecut bowlln1 tournament Saturday.
""'"'' lbe Santa Aillta meet-The performance 1ave the Ins. Today, tbe 1100,000·' atocky 25·year-old pro 1 212·208
Adllod Oba.rl~• JI. l!tl'ub vl,c.tory over Mark Roth of
aukoa; Brooklyn a.nd the $10,000 (Int ---=--------•-_ _,prize. •
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' 'I INtllANAPOLIS (API -The
Amateur Athletic Unior1 1wl!l aend
a talented 16-member tnm to
the aecond Paris lnvlt'itl,onal
swlmmlni meet Feb. 14·l~ln the
Frenob capital, AAU uUonal
headqitarterl ~ced' Satur-
day. , J ~1~r
The oquad .tll lrlclulft }7.year-
old "nm Show~ Be1~b. who
hold• world hi too> 400
1nct 1.wo.metcr lreettyl• events,
and Kathy HelklY, 18, Summit,
N:J .1 wbo wu a member of Ille
1 U.S . ..,men'• rr-1Ylete1m lhat
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set a 400·meter 'relay world re·
cord •1ainst East Oerm~ny last
September.
A \rl'o of 17-year-otd American
record· holc;fers named to the
team are Heather Greenwood,
Fre"sno, Valorie I.et, Mlaelon
Viejo and Bruce Filrnls&, Santa
Ana .• . ·
Ameri<&n record holder G'lt'y
Hill. 23 ,''rormer Indiana
UnlverslQt swimmer and· now a
medlctl student at the Unlvohl·
ty or Ctnctnnati, also Will, l;l!~ke
thetrlp.
Youn1e1l mem~ of Ille U.S.
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team i~ 13-year~ld Ka~'J'r•I·
ble, Brookfteld \\/Js., 11 _ "ar
younge)' than Jttl Symons, Cl!! ...
Other women on lhe l•am •re
Camille Wright, tt, Nhl Albltl)',
11\(1., Etlen Wallace, 17,Sou\liAm·
boy,,)'(.J:l and lull• 'l'~ettf?, 17, JacQOnY Ile, Fla. . '
. TJ)e .team will be ro1111ded o~t
bf' live 'en ftclM' til6 'tllllvera1ty o Washlil~ D1vid Blhlet, 111,
Portland; Rick Hohtetter ll. M~K•••port, Pa.; S<?ott ~Ill·
malf. 12, Ann Ai'bor, Ml~.; Bill
Patterson, 19, Atcadl11 and I . B.
Walters, 20, Seat!le, .. ,
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Outdoors \.
JIM Nl~MIEC
Sund!r. 'ebruary'3. t975
• I • • . SoCal Spike Outlook •
-fu 88~78 ~ L Gauchb$ Plagued
.. '... r ....._ •
Victory
) Southern California
By Lack of Depth
Saddlebadl C I•'• Southla~d outdoor.;m.., are now focusing U>elr Collece moved IW:, a tio
first Jnte~l)eell!I• Ceo-atlentiononflllhing'as m•n• lakes •~nowo-oand for tbeNlead in Die .l>isl • Saddleba~k College track and the San Femsndo Valley. -~m1•·bi t ~· -v ·~ r-trict3 orlhern v15 on fieldcoaeb•DuaneCainknowshis. Duane Conrad, ~m M'·slon -~ n . •••~• provldJnaanglerswithgoodtroutllablng. bask tb JI 'w'th 8 uv w
bistory ls set or Moladay . Irvine and Sherwood Jakes...., tops for rainbow 811-'I." vi;to.;,a~~ .. 111101~ '75 te~mCooan1qot:cointipoteU for~ ~Viejo, and sophomore Rod
When the Gauchos face ·trout,.wlthAnaheimllstedas1aclosesecond.Recent Collet~ at Orange Coast .Mlaalon n er~nc' e. bUt ~· Bt"own are the top lrlple·
hos\ Santa Ana College rains slowed action, but as soon aa the water clears College saturday aner.: does ~J.ieve he ~I hav~ s~me out· jumpers. Both will be in the rnid
at·zorclock. , fbhing wiU return to normal. Bass and e'atftsb are noon. s t a n a i n g 1 n d 1 v 1 d u a I «115. Conrad wlll also toss the
dlCoub Bil! O!lf s ~d· hitting at Vall and Henshaw and at tile open Sao scc•s Vanguar<15 and performances. • javela'n, probably around the . eback teain wlU host Diego city lakes. B · I b b h 6 l
Orange C0ast at El The big bass fishing seasori has alre&d)' begun m~i! ot ave . "W~,'11 be a Clo~ be~~~r~~~an I::! 180-190·fOot range, ~ays Caln:
Nt1ueJ Country 'Club ln as a 15-pounder was taken recently at Lake c ·,. p 1 p k' year, says am. ~1 es others whoflguretoseottfor
Laa:una Ni1uel Tuesday Miramar. Lower Otay will 'open Feb 15 and a big sot:~· clubu h ad88si: being made." . the Gauchos include freshmen
.at 1:30. Work on the turnout is npected. Ota;y is Jcnow0 for its bla: pla_yers in double ·The Gauchos-have five bome Rick.Leach <Dana Hills) and dis~
Gauchos' 1ix courts is bucketmoutb population and a rew lucky antler\ figures, led by 6·11 Al meets this season at Mission Vie. cu.s specialists Steve Westrom
now under way and Uex-lhouJdconnectonbassoverlOpounCls. Carlson, who hit 26 . jo High School and Cain is (Mission Viejo) and Ste-le Gortz
peeled to be completed Bass ·&re eurrently holding in 2-8 feet of water Carlson hit 10 of 14 shots ·hopeful Sadc:tleback will ha~ its (Foothill). Both will figure to be
m March. over rocks and near stick-ups the lake has along its from the field and was own track in 8 couple of seasons. over Dan Pahnka's school discus
Otta, who has served shore line. For boat reservations and general fis· 6 for 8 at the-free thrqw mark of 144.•10. Gortz will also
as the Gauchos' trainer binginformaUonphone236-5544. line. The top Gaucho spiker figures enterthespri.ntevents.
for all sports, is no Many lakes are beingstoct·ed weekly wilhrBin· Tb e vanguards to be freshman Stan Slp6arczyk,
stranger to tennis. He bow trout and these lakes are getting a lot of angl· jumped to an early 23.a a ijell High. graduate. He h_a1
played at Cal State (LA) ing attention. Big Bear is still lrozen over for lhe lead and maintained it bests of 10.0 1n the 100 and 22.0,l.n
on a tennis scholarship most part, but should begin breaking uf later this the rest of the way, hit· the 220·and has a 22·1 U. the Joog and was 'a coach at ·month. Lake levels are about norl'na for most ting 54 percent .of their jump.
Magnolia before coming lakes, which is.! gocxi indication ol a banner aeason hots (31 f 57) B' I toSaddl b s 0 • · 10 a Caa·n ra·gur .. he'll be strong in e ack. to come. canned 43 percent (34 of
He's optimistic that S 79). SoCal won lt at the j"umps and weak in the
Saddleback will have a Ocean Fidalng pottJJ • the free thrOw line: cort· hurdles, middle distance and dis·
winning season in its in· verting 26 of 34 while the tance events.
itial year. Inconsistent runs ol yellowtall at San Otego ls · ·tor h't · 18 (16 v1s1 s J JUS o · Don Elder, from La Quinta ''Although our team is hJgbUghtlng sajt wa~r action, but It ls a hit or mis' F H 1-gt 0 ormer un 1n o Righ, is a 6·4 high jumper white· entirely first -year proposltlo11.Thered6esP.Otseemtobeaconcentra· Beach High and Orange Lee Ekeberg has a besl of 6·2. Players, we feel we have · tlou of yellows at' tfie ~ronado Islands, but when c t c II t doul oas o ege s an Ekeberg is from Canyon High in $Omeofthe better ones in ·&bey come up lo feed, sportfishers ln the right spot Jim Worthy scored lOfor
the area. We believe we are getting la on a good bite. A few wblte sea bass Biota, all in the second
can have a winning yeat. •re also showing up, but for the most part catches h If p . A •
and our ullimale goal is aremadeapofbollomllsb. . 3charles Johnson had a irates fil CtiOD
The top faveftn thrower may be
Randy Corder, from Mission Vie.
jo: He figures to be in the 190-
200-foot class. Corder played
baseball in high school and is
throwing t.he javelin for the tirst
lime.
S...etlN~•Tr«t:~
l""·· Fib. 11-.llCoUtgsf/lf DtMn.
Fri.. Ftb. 21-MIS$l()n Cant~• rd.Ip:. "' Cittui ·
Fro ., Feb, ~tS.11 Dltltll CC.
Fri., Mire.II 1-1c11r11~.
Thurs.., Mil rch 11-A I wersldt (lw:lml!). ~al., M.lrch IS-•I Norflv~ Rei•,~.
I to<Ms., Marc.II 20-MI r.1C0il• (loome I.
!t,ot. M.l•chn-1 LA H••"""lfM .. llor,;,I. Moo\ .. T\IOl5, M.IKh 24-15-1 UM.I JC CS«.a1'!1kllo
Cl'\,1mo10flth'111, Ml. S.... Antonio.
Tr.urs .• ,,..,ch 21-,,t Soulr.rn('.11 nit.ys.
s...t., M.lr<otl n--...1 s-n Jolt rl'l•ys. . to win the Mission Con-Newport and Dua Harbor anglers are llmltlng !lne game for SCC, com· Orange Coast College's
ference liUe, ••says' Otta. GUt omi deep water reef fish wtib occasion.al catches 1ng of~ the bench to score baseball team bids for its first s.i1 .• 11pr.1s-..1H.1P1Coc11Me1ric.
. The top five players et bass and other surface feeders. A.II day 11 points a~d lead the vi··tory of the young season Mon-~;:.::::;ll~=f..."!~~·~o~~~=.1 •
Fri.. April 4-69n B•mtrdlno V•l""T ("""'1t I.
expect to be John sporUisbenareworldngtheouterlslandsaswella1 v n ds rebounds ... s..1 .APf•1 ••-•&•k ... stieldA•i.~ Fallermler (unlversl.• loc:at kelp beds for game fish. All close-by Jaa.dl.ll•• ~ ~ar ·in day afternoon at 2:30 when the F .. ·"'P"•1~1 M1.s•11AntanioRe11n.
-with SJX. Pirates host winless Cypress 'Tues,, -'P"1 2f-.Mlulon c.oii....._. or.ttWTts •1 t y ) ' D a v e L i n d 8J'eOperatlng dally. S.llttltr•C..11•1 ~.~::;:·~MjlsiOl'I Conler.tlCe ...... l~ <II s,,,,
(Foot.hill), Rusty Miller Bay fishlng ls slow due to a lack of anrlen.. '!~~-·-11
1 •,,' ":, :,:, Co01lcecg~s· p,·ratesdroppeda 2·lde· ae.,,,.,o; ..... (Foothill), Lance Gentry Croaker, bay bass a.ad small halibut are bel•C --·-· 1 F-. .s,.,1 . M•f •-•B-west c.oin1 Reta-~ .. 1
DAILY PlllOT Q
GWC Nine
Nabs 4•3 , ..
Triumph
Golden West CoJlege expJoded
for three runs ln the eighth Inning
Saturday afternoon to record ll
4·3 win over visiting Cypress
Coij_ege, aiving the JtUtStlet:s their
second straight baseball v\.ct~y.
Trailing 3·1 going into the in·
ning, the Rustlers picked up
three rUns and pitcher Doug Moll
, held of/ Cypress in the top of the
ninth for the win.
The visiting Chargers look a
1-Q lead in the first iruting and
'Vent in front 3·0 with two tallies
iR the fifth. Golden West cut the
margin to 3·1 in the bottom or the
fifth when Jack 1-ludson singled,
stole second and scored on a
single by J erry Brown. ·
ln the eighth inning, A1organ
Abbott led off with a single a nd
Gary North followed with a walk.
A wild pitch advanced both run·,
ners and Curt Etchandy drove
them home with a long double.
Tim Richards followed with a
~ingle, Etchandy taking third."
Etchandy then scored when the
Cypress pitcher balked.
Kent Hunlziker· started for
Golden West and lasted 4'1i in··
nings. He was taken out in the
fifth "'hen Cypress came up wilh
two runs. l\.1 oll took over from
there and bl anked the visitors.
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d ' • .. Mk.Wley.21J • • • • Norl", 11 ' ' ' • Etctwno:iv. '!i • • • ,
Roctwrob, r1 • • • • HUIHOl'I, Cl ' ' ' • Aungo.Ol'I ' • 0 • Guinn. dtl ' • 0 0 J(iefl'r, 1D ' • 0 • 9•-n,c ' • 0 • ... Dtlol.I, lD ' • ' 0
H<W\Uit.er • p • • 0 • Moll,p • • 0 • TPtal~ .. • • ' (Tustin) and Dan Fears fooled by plugs, lll'e batt and ghost sbd111p. Slq.Ufis. c.ri-. '~ " J 26 cision to Saddle back Friday in F•:~~·M.aov lj,-S.OUlh•rl'I ceiiiorn1e pre11rri~ "'
(Mission Viejo). hermen are gelling larger stringers than sbore or ::;t~r'111 ~ : ~ :~ the opener while Cypress has s .. ~~~.~''i.!~w u -Soutl'le•n C.hft>r,,;• ,,,,,..., ., , •. •
Other members of the dock anglers.. Joi:::. )~ ,! .~ ~~ been defeated by Santa Ana (4-1) 8ak .. ~t·~•c1 ' ~~!~wen ·= .m~ .:l ~l :
team inc I u de Eric A few striped bass are also being iaken near the _.:.~:::'::_"·_:m.:.··~""".:.::'_:'·_:''_:'_' ____ _:•::n_:d.:G:o:l::d.:•.::•_:W__::•::.sl:.:.<•_·_3_>. ______ '_'_' ._-_,., __ ,_,_.,_•-_•_•·_•_ ... _~_•_•_" ________________ _ Brown, Craig Weilein bay bridge as a resultof l.lte plan&ing done by the de-,..
and Craig Whitaker of partment of rtsh and 1ame lut year. It would be to
Mission Viejo, Howie UM; advantage of el'ery salt waler bay fisherman to
Peanol of Laguna Beach ttklm these small bass &o the bay ht hopes of bltlkt·
and Debbie Dominski oC big: up a population of big strlpers tn the years to.
San Clemente. come.
•son Mct:T-h~ Ml>ft..Fft. ....... , 5-t•Afta. ,._c1. .,.._ 11-or,,... ~ •a
Wl-'t:CI, l:JO. ~l.,~ll. 1•-t Al• ........
TllWL, Ftb. ~I Jt1wrMm.
TWL. ,,. .. U-..1 Solt1tt Mo1Wc1CC
Ttlur5., Fe!). 11-1 Cio'OS\"'°"',
1'\in.., 1Mrd1 •-1 P•lofnlor.
WI• .. Ml,,;fl S-.t Cypr••'· r .... 1., ,,_.,c11 11 -S.t1 DfeoD cc
Ste~lhead Fishing Good
Reports coming down from Northern Ca Ii fornia
are good as streams and rivers are in an ideal con-
dition for steelhead fishing. Big iron heads are now.
on the move and good fishing is expected to last well
into March, unless an early spring arrives.
(,aek of lntn-est at Capr
~1 .. n:,. ,1_1 S-~t.o'ft. There are not too many salt waler big game fls.
Tu•s •• M1rc1o 11 -Gro''"'°"' llermea beading soulh and resorts along the Sea of
1 ~1;,_ M•t<" 1o-P••P,.., Cortez 'ilad at the Cape report that this lack of ID·
Olclmtl. t.ereat ls' hurtlDg cal.Ch reports. Waters are warm ..:t:&. .._,,,. 1~1 uc SNt• and ••her e:paditlons are good and this eomlng
,...._,~1,_..SMt•.__..• w•11•, which •ill get l&Dder way durlag mid· cc.•=•--• . M h b -'db ood 1-.,Aprw 1-A1-slds C'*nll. ire: , s ow. ea g one. ~:',';:."~.!r.:~;!:::,~~,,., Rancho Buena Vista skippers are 1ookinc
..,_, · forward to a great marlin season as water• around ~':".:.;.,~~:;;r••1cMCofttlrl'tnc• the popular resori are already loaded with smaller
..:;:;~~1~;~~:~1°" c--came fish. ~·
r1ourJ.-Su• •• _..,,,u 2•·11-0J.. W f l Sh S t ~~i ..• , 1.)--Ml''*' °"'"" at er oac ow e
forMCtlolll'noy•I Gt'o-1. T~S.·S.t .0 M.lf &.l._5oc;.I N • ....,..,, tt Pl..-c•.
l'rl.·Stt •• Mtf 1 .. 11-SUole l.cu'M"r
all Wftl Ytlltty.
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Basketball
Standings
For Preps
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Mark ort this weekend on your calender if you
are interested in waterfowl art objects. Pacific
Southwest Wildfowl Arts, Inc., is having a two-day
art show at the Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana. Many
collectab1es from all over the Western United
St.ales will be on show for trading and sale. The fine
collectjon is probably the best ever put together in
California.
Show hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . today. A special
section on decoy carving and paintings will also be
a part of the program. Participants in the show are
Bruce Buckley, Bill McMahon, Andy Nelson, Tom
Newell and Jim Lawless of Orange County. For
more inrormation on the show call 544-4575.
Pheasant Season to End
Most all hunting clubs will close ror the season
at the end of this month. Scattergunners are enjoy.
ing fair to good hunting, between storms, at most
shooting spots. Some clubs will be operating into
March and usually open up to unattached hunters
during the last few weeks of the season, when there ·
is an ,xcess or ringnecks available for field stock·
ing. For a list or Southland clubs address this
writer, care of the Dail~ Pilot,
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Southern California ~ ~. College pitching allowed ! ; only three hits. but issued
s .. 13 walks and teammates
: : committed five errors as
2 • theVanguardadropped.a • •
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Basketball
Standings
5-1 decision to host Cal
Stale <Fullerton) Friday
afternoon.
Tbe garne was
switched to Fullerton
following reins during
the week that made the
new SoCal diamond.un-
usable.
The Jone SoCal run
~ame on back-to-back
doubles in the seventh ln-
nlng by Willie Morales
and Rob Stonelake, both
against the left field
fence.
The only Fullerton hh
to il!t beyond tho Infield
was a home nm blast ift
lhe filth by Frank Estes.
SoCal host.a Chapman
College Wednesday at
.2:30 in Its next outlni .
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Remember when you used to eat·
a real breakfast?
Weredt those the •orniags
you felt like nothing could get ia your way?
How do you fed this m~mlag?
Good momlags get better with milk .
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• . .;:.; • ,Sam Posey of. Dana Point, has left the Talon ~st.able andJikewlse may not be driving in the USAC
?"'~Oampionship series this season.
::... San luan Caplstra~o car owner Jack
, •McCormick will have a driver from. out o( the area
i.·behlnd the wheel of bis entry. .., t. ·Jerry Grant of lrvlne, reportedly driving: a car
: wl•h the city's backing, ls looking around again
:!:att.er the ear was sold to another owner.
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I~ UNITED P•ESS. INTE•N&TIONAL
Inns Pact
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SAN DIEGO <AP> -
For at least two years,
$502,453 or 92 cents a
share in the first nine
months of 1974.
Mun cie , Ind .. l3ull
Corporation has 21
plants in th e U oiled
States and rive overseas.
Net sales in 1973 totaled
more than $212 million,'
and ne t income was
more than $7 million. In
the first nine months of
1974 both sales and in -
come were around these
yearly totals for last
ye~r. leading Fisher to
forecast a record ye.ar.
fin an c i a 1 ly .. troubled
}X'troleum group, which p u t c r · r e I a t e d Royal lnns of America,
supplies engineering an·d capabilities. Inc .. will be run by
Harry Henke 11 l 're· .
signed recently as chief
executive orficer Of
·Ro yal [nns, and Fred P.
Osborne re placed him. ·
BOSTON -Most pro.
ple know what Ball jars
are, particularly now
that these sturdy glass
container~ are again in
wide demand for home
canning and preserving.
But most people do not
know that Ball Corpora-
tion. which makes these
j ars, is so diversified
that it works with the Na·
tional Aeronautics and .
Space Administration on .t
Skylab and other ad· jars, identified for many
vanced technological years b y th~ boldly
projects. scripted company name,
If rilaking jars seems have been in heavy de·
like a holdover industry mand since food prices
from another era, Ball . began soaring. The com·
executives dispel the no-pany currently operates
lion with· details of the three shifts a day, six
quality control required days a week, to try to
these days. For exam· catch up.
pie, Ball's contract with The 1974 inventory was
a leading baby-rood pre· exhausted early in the
parer allows only one de· season, and materials
fective jar p e r two s hortages handicapped
million. efforts to spur prcxiuc·
A BALL official said of
s uchi demanding
customers: "They like to
run eight hours without
stopping. They don't like
a production line closed
down because of a defec-
tive jar.''
Ball's home-canning
lion.
"We have gear ed up
for a 50 percent increase
in home-canning jar pro.
duction, and we plan to
double present capaci-
ty," said John W. Fisher,
president and chief ex·
ecuti ve officer.
Headquartered in
services, primarily in ''Some analysts say we Vagabond Motor Hotels
Southeast Asia. Its order s hould s tick to · con-under a new manage·
backlog has doubled tainers,'' Fisher said. ''I mentagreement.
si nce April. disagree. We are making An arrangement by
Acqui sition of Time-money in these other which Crocker Bank will
Ze ro Laboratories and areas. We have the hi gh 'provide up to Sl miJlion
Osborne formerly
headed the managemt!nt
services division 'of
Va gabond. sierra R c 5 ea r c h techn61ogy. We are not in new working capital c 0 r P 0 r 3 t i 0 n dabbling in a field about for Royal Inns was an-.------------
s trengthened Ball 's \1thi ch we know nothing. FINANCE.· nouncedlastweek.
aerospace and technical We earn Sl million a year " The San Diego-based
products group, operat· in license fees for our motel chain los t $5 YoucanCharge
ing as Ball Brothe rs technology. million in the first nine DAILY PILOT
"
Resea rch Corporation. Ball itself was a c1osc-months of 1974 and $2.3 Classified Ads
AND, he said. "1975 Recently .Ball acquired ly held corporation for 92 million in the same loo~s better tha n 1974. Decision .Con s ultants , years. The first public period in 1973. Vagabond 642•5678
Vie are having a hard ~ln~c':.:,: .. ~t~o_'.i~n~c~r~e~a~s~e'._'c~o~m~-~o~ff~e=n~·n'.'_l'.g~c~a~m:.'.,'.e~i~n~l~9~7~2~.---------~---..:.r~eJp~o~rt~e:d~~e~a~r~n~in'.'.:g~s:,.'.o~f~==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ time reconciling our ,-
divi s i o n managers'
bullish forecasts with
those we hear for the
econcmy as a whol~ ...
Ball's conta)ner busi-
ness is not restricted to
glass. The company has
gone into m etal con-
tainers, particula rly for
bever age firms, for
which Ball sets up de·
dicated canning plants.
These contracts provide
for the beverage com-
pany to take the entire
output of the plant, with
built-in price escalation
for l a b or and raw
materials.
ONE OF Ball's fastest·
growing operations is its
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fDnMrlr owfted br• -i-"Bi& lktrd." CorJOflliOll.
A Most Impressive and Magnificent
PAlM SPRINGS
ESTAil 11d MANSION .
1.1.. Acres 2 of Park·like Grounds-Fee Owned Property
1000
•stYUSH
•EASY TO USE
Home Savings Leading
10 Rooms
·All Lavishly Furnished and Decorated
·4,500 Sq. ft. •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND
CffiCAGO <AP)-For $1.5 billion; Hom •
the 2oth year in a row, Federal Savings and
Home Savings and Loan Loan Assn., San Diego,
Assn. of Los Angeles re-$1.5 billion, and Citizens
mains the .nation's Savings and Loan Assn.,
largest savings and loan San Francisco, $1.S
institution In poif'l or as-billion.
sets arid savings of The first five, in the
capital. standings at the end of
And: among the coun· 1974 also led the country
try's.300 largest asst>cla· in 1973. · ·
final four associations of
the top 10 were so close
together in assets that,
"it could almost be con·
sidered a tie." .
In 1974, 19 associations
had asse~ or more than
$1 billion1 compared to 16
one year ~_prlier. while
associatiohs with $500
million or more jumped
from 45 in 1913 to 77 last said the year. . '
tions, California has nine• or the top ten. The .. league
Here are the leading
associatJons and assets
as compiled by the Unit·
ed States,Leaaue or Sa•·
ings Assoclatlo!la; -
· Home S1v),111s' and.
Loan Aun., ~-5 billion;
Great-Western Savings
and Loan, Beveiljl Hill•,
Calif., $5.0 billion;
American Savfois and
Loan Assn., Bev.erly
Hilll, $4 .5 billion;
California , Federal Sav·
ings and LOan Assn., Loi
Angeles, 12.9 bllllon;
Glendale Federal1 Sav-
lngs an4' Le-an Assn.,
Glendale,' Sl.9 J>llllon ;·
Glbraller Savina• and
Loan Assq .. 11,•v•rly
Hills, Sl'.6 bl111on.
First Pe<leral Savlnp
and Loan As.sn., Detroit.
Mich.. $1.5 bUllon ; Jm•
perlal Savh11~nd ~
A.Ian ., San 1''!•~c!M10,
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Completely Air Conditioned
Constructed of Textured Concrete Brick &
Tile with a Concrete Tile Root '
Designed for Fastidious Living
.and Truly Gracious Entertaining!:
50 ft. Llvin1/f1mily/Dlnin1 Room, 6 Btdroor!Wi
6 B•throoms, Powder Room. Swlmmln1 Pool.
PMttin1 Grttn, TtnniJ Courtr Outdoor 'P•t'°s;
Colorful Gard1ns ,
This Estate
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4601c ·anyon Place
ALM SPRINGS,
CALIF.
PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB
OCCUPANTS. This home wlll be open
!Ot''inspecll,on on feb. 7, 18, 21 frori) t P.M . 4 P.M. and by appolnt111tnt.
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lly DOROTHEA 8800!(8
NEW YORK CUPf) ·-U you
can't buy the house you want. im·
prove the one you have.
That seems to b'e the aolutton
for many homeowners wbo heed
or want to up&ra'de tbelr Uvlng
quarters but just can•t awtn'g it
with today's soaring housing cos-
ts and tight mortgage market.
The American Bankers As ·
sociatlon .(ABA), nottng a r.e·
modeling boom la lllld<irway aal t
becomes more dtfftcult to
finance the purchase of a new
~e. Says funds for home im·
prhlv ement still are available.
~'6ince your home la your col·
Ja"'1al, you may borrow up to 90
]><!OCenl of your flQUltY. In the
h<ttse," Rex J . Morthland, ABA
p..,.ldent, s aid.
!!NTEKEST VAJUES from
bam< t6 bank -from about 1l! to
lS,..rcent.,.-so It PllYW to shop for
tht lowest rate. Repa"ymeDt
peijods extend from five to 10
ye.Ts."
Generally bank !'manc1D1 la
Jess expensive than worJdni with
a home improvement firm.
Morthland said. A passbook loan,
a loan guaranteed by other col-
lateral, borrowing on fnsurance
aJI are possibilities.
Morthland suggested several
ways to undertake a remodeling
project. You can gotoahorileim-
proyement firm that will handle
the job from beginning to end, ID·
eluding the planning, .flaanctng.
construction and finishing. You
caq arrange yoy.r owa ftnanclng.
wor:k out yOur own pl~ ot•have
a professional do it for You. and
let contra eta for 11• much or aa lit· tie of the work as you choose.
WHILE FEW families will
want to handle a major remodel-ina: project on a do-.it-yourself
.baSis. maii)iwill fiil-athe)rcancut
costs by doing some of. the work
themselves.· Just-be sure.
MOrthland warns. that yOU con-
rsid~r carefully your abillUes and
the time you are willing tQ invest
ill do-.it-yourself. '
Make certain all Improve··
meats conform to local building
codes, especially electrical and
e:lumbing work. Non-critical jobs
REAL ESTATE
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auch !lis.·Pfeparation and cle.;.,~
.uP.• ;f1Jti1Shing chores such as
pa!ntl6tt and papering, installln1
moldli!ga and panelllqg, layln1
floor tile are more time consum-
lng,than challenging, be aald, but
still represent a substipitial re-
duction ln labor costs when don&
by the homeowner. ·
Morthland stressed the need
for care in choosin& an
established contractor whose
ability and reputation are well
known. ''The home.improvement
field,'' he said,· ••attracts its
share of fast-buck operators who
pressure customers into agree-
ing to more than they need and
who fail to live up to their pro-.
mises. Recourse through the
courts is a headache, expensive
and not always successful."
IN CHOOSING a contractor.
look around, inquire of friends
who have bad work done. Check
loCal banks. chamber of corn-
merce, Better Business Bureau.
•:You may," Morthland said,
••wtthou~ feeling unduly .sus-
picious, ask a contractor fol-re-
ferences and check on work he
bas done. It pays to get at least two a·nd
preferably three (some banks re· quire tliree) written estimates.
with each based on the same writ,;
ten apeciflcatio~ Morthland
said. ''There may oe a ~i~era-
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UPCJD their overile~ size ot their
aalea force and 00.,.. muob their
euppllers char1e them for
materlall. Bear ID mind the
loweot bid may not always be the
beat choice, especially If It t. Car
Pt:JowtheotMrs.'"
U you are sure yopr COnli&C'tor
ls experleDced and honest,
Morthland said, you may be bet-
ter off beedlnl bis advice aboul
building materials, fixtures, ap-
pliances and ~ible substltu-' •
· lions because Of shortage. in or-
der to avoid construction delays
and passible price increases.
ON MAJOR projects, ii. may
pay to hire an architect, if you
can find one who will take on the
job. In addition to the rewards of
professional design, often his fee
will be made up in savings made
possible by hia knowledge of
materials and construction and
his supervision of the job as it
proceeds.
At any rate, Morthland recom-
mends, be sure to keep close
watch on the work while it is in
progress to make certain it is be-
ing done to specification. Don't
harass workmen on the job, but
do discuss with the contractor
any questions you may have.
Remember it is expensive to
change your mind after work has
started. Make any changes in the
planning stage.
Morthland advises, ''It is good
planning to limit yourself to t.bose improvements which will
increase the resale value of a
house, or for which added
livability for your own family
makes the cost worthwhile, even
if you should recover nothing on
resale.
••ADDING A new room or cen-
tral .air conditionin(.." he :5aid,
"'probably will return full cost.
You probably will realize about
75 percent of the outlay for
modernizing existing rooms and
50 percent or less for such things
as a swimming PoOl or patio.••
Remodeling c.osts, )ike ever-
ything els e, ·are rising these
days. "It is estimated that put-
ting off a job until next year could
'boost the cost anywhere from 10
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the City of Newport Beach for selecting concrete
for alleys throughout the Citv.
The City has been presented the Concrete lndusl:!y Award for
Engineering Excellence in recognition of community improvement
through design and reconstruction of more than 50 alley Improvements
thro ughout the City using concrete.
All over Southern California, cities are choosing
concrete for street and intersection paving. The
list of cities and projects is groo.ving-25 agencies
have built more than 100 projects In lhe past
three year.;.
lbere are several reasons Jor this upswing In
concrete clly streets. Ll::ir..wr main tenance cosb
PORTLAND CEMENT
ASSOCIATION
520 S. Lafayette Park Place
Los Angeles. Calif. 90057
uAth concrete is a primary factor, or cOurse.
Other impr~ive benefits include longer serv-
ice life, no load restrictiOllS. more attractive
appearance and a safer, smoother, better ride.
Concrete solves paving needs-beautifully.
safely and economically. Write or call for inf or
mation on design or construction .
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA READY-
MIXED CONCRETE ASSOCIATION
1811 Fair Oaks A.enue
Sooth Pdxidena, Calif. 910:31
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· 5,000 Trees Slated
~n H~ington Tract
More th~n five thousand trees range of desJgn elements from
will · be planted . at Beacbwalk. · vaulted ceilings to enclosed en-lf untington Seaclilf, a new ~ b1es with ceramic tile flooring,
velo_pment designed and ·built bi' elegant mast~r 'bedroom suites
.A.J. Hall. When cOmpleted. the .with.private dressing rooms and
project will contain ,an average compartmented baths, over-size
cl eleven trees per home. F\l.Uy famll7 kitchens, two or three full
mature eucalyptus, giant ba.tlls, family rooms and ~wo
cypress and palms tbrollgbout Pl'IYale patios.
the grounds. were preserved · Extertoi's are accented with
when construction first began oD color-coordinated Bermuda shut~
the extensive townhome com· ters and private entry courtyards m;h~Y inaintenance.free ocean· have a front trellis and are gated.
close development is designed Utility lilies .are concealed under· • • • ground and the townhome ex-t or maxlnium open space. teriors. ground• and recreation
Jacaranda, elm, wilfow. ever--facilities are all maintained by green pear and capanna CC8r· theh · ti rotwood) trees nourish under omeownen assoc1a .on.
professional care of O'Connell Qulet streets are engineered
Landseape Maintenance direct· for safety and noise reduction e d by the Be a ch w a I k 'vitbln the family community.
Homeowners As1oclation. • Sev~ ,lwlmmlDg pools will be
Two, three, four and five. located for maximum conve-
bedroom townhouses are priced Di~ l:O townhome clusters. A
from$45,000toS&6.SOOatldarere-junlbr Olympie pool. two
ady for occupancy. Conventional dramaUc clubhouses with a fully·
financing with B:V.. percent (~ ' "~J'ped kitchen, game tables.
nual percentage rate of 9 per-ptal lounge and meeting rooms
cent) is available, according to and the 40 foot high. lighted
Cal Furman, saln agent for~ .ooa,n.elock tower dominate the
A.J. Hall Corporation. recreation centet. A cabana
bUlldlDg with two !ully-equipped
INTERIORS f eature a wide sauna baths, an outdoor therapy
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:Newport Beach resident
Bnlce ·Howey was· cited by
the Orange Coast Ex-
C!lulngors as eirchangorofthe
•JUI' at e, rec~~ inlltallatloo .
ltlilner at tile A\IJ)Orter lml In'
:&Vine. Mack Re,nolda WU =eel aa prvident;ol the.
pool and volleyball court provide
a. broad range of opportunities
for bialtbful exercise and social
. tun.
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BEACHWALK is close· to
schools of all levels within eUy
range or shopping· complexes aJld
lll!ly 1000 yards from the cle!IJl,
'sandy beaches of HunUngton
Beaeb. Twelve nlglit-llghted
'public, tennis cou·rts are located
'next door and the Huntington
.. S..:ellff Tennis Club. a 5300,000
membership facility, is just
across Golden Weit Street at the
country club which aho contains
an 18-hole cbamplombip golf ·
course.
Family-oriented and recrea-
tion.oriented. Beachwatk has
five different floorplans availa·
hie to accommod8te afngles.
ci>uplea and larger ta!J!Uy upltl.
Eafh homeowner is 'a voting
me!nber of the assodttlm upon
close of escrow and each owner
receives an intured grant deed
'for the house and lot, plus a share
of the common areas. ·
To see Beachwalk, exit the San
Diego Fre eway at Beaeh
Boulevard and drive south . on
Bl'ach Boulevard for nve m.lla·
to Pacific Coa1t Highway, Twn
rlglit on Pacific Coast m.hway
to Golden West Street and tum
right on Golden West (or one-I quarlao Of a mile. .
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NEWPORT BEACH .
Townhomesfrom$5~000
8f0/o interest,
annual 0/o rate QO/o*
High on the slopes overlooking the Pacific with a full
selection of eight 2. 3 and 4 bedroom models.
All wood exteriors, fireplaces, wet bars. enclosed
garages, tennis, swimming'-saunas. And a new world
to call home while you enjoYLtfe value of Newport
Crest Don't wait, everyday it's a better buy!
TOWNHOMES
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TWo Orange ~ County firms;
Orau1e Overhead Door Company I and Dauphin .Trading Company,
have selectecf'iites in the Irvine
lnduatrial Complex m• relocate
their manufacturing and I warebolzsing facilities, accord-
ing to llC president Richard M.
Cannon. ·· ..
THE TWO BEDROOM model,
with a loft, designed by Sammye
Erickson of Erickson Associates,
combin·es both old' and contem·
. porary furnishings based on the
designer's belief that ~pie are
beeoming increasingly ieluctant . .. . ..
:.Industrial Parks
1Surveyed in Report
An extensive report covering
; 62 industrial parks In Orange
County was released this week
by First American Title
Insurance Company.
Compiled by the firm's market
research department, the report
shows that 5,271.7 acres, or 52
percent of the 10,106.1 total
' acreage comprising parks in-
cluded in the survey had been de-
1 voloped. .
Total number of units o.r build-
ings in inventory was 829, rang-
ing from a mulli·tenant unit of
600 square feet to a frie·standinl:
building of 141,000 square feet,
according lo Philip W. Klinlsch,
market research director. .
I . THE AVERAGE baae tax rate
tn the ciliea surve)fed was
Sl0.0511 per as.sessed $100 valua-
, tipn, the report indicated.
. Land~·• available for lease in
• i11ine parks, 'while 18 projects of·
fered improved land for sale. Of
lthe latter, 13 quoted P.rlces
averaging $1.80 per square foot.
Of the 62 parks included 16 the
study, 21 included r.a.tlroad
facilities among amerut1e1, ~
with Santa Fe and qlne WiUJ
.Southern Pacific. ' ·•
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dustrlu repruented ih the llat ->f
maJoi-tenants are Npr'th
American Rockwell,· X11~x corp ., American HOii tal SU p.
ly, West1n1hou•e, ~¥~Voll. t-
tsbur1 Paints, An~a· Elee-
tronic1, Union Ca.rblde, Bur-rou~hs. Freedom Newlpapers, J.
' e. Pennie)' Company, Leaderahlp
1 Jfom~s. Stale if'arm .. Mutual
Ins urance , Di s neyland and
others.
THE REPORT includes '
acreage, tax base,'zoning, lease ·
and/or purchase rates, building
inventorv. airport, freeway and
rail facilities, major tenants1 etc·. topies may be obtained from
Jack H.~orrigan, director of
commercial-industtial retattons
orU,e First American market re-
seatch department.
Believed to be the rnost, ex·
tensive industrial survey ever rqade in Oranae County, the cur· rent report I is the second auch
study conducted by the firm. The
earlier report, released Aprll 17,
1974, included 23 i;rtajor industrial
developments.
First American periodically
prepares reparts covering alrigle
and multiple residential develop-
ftlenla, •• well as other llodlol,
the nnt title firm in the naUon to
offer market research material
a_s aids in: planning bulldlng,
14!nding and sales programs.
Based in Sapta Ana, California,
FirSt Ameqcan has "branches,
1u bst(llar1•1, afftllate1 anc:I• 11•11{• •throughout the 'Unlted St~u and (iuam; ! . . '
~ases. ~i@ii~ 1
•· ~he Ne)ro'l)Ot't Bea.c;ll GttiC'! ot'
Grubb II Ellis ComPW baa
sl,ned nine leaaH totallna m\)Te . ·
than· $800,000 for l0,9lt sqaare
·(Mt of aflace In the new Pl11&
Centre/Do1111las Pl .. a, In Irvine.
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ow Density at Niguel
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Hills
IAlmrious 3 and <I bedroom
aina:le-leveJ homes of
pnl!OUS •coe and live-lbihty. Some ve beautiful
hillto~ viewt. Up to 8,CXX>
oq. ft ta with landscaped
!root yanla and 'fen<:<d back
yanlL A lovely climate and
atmoophere,'plus all ol the
ooean-orient.ed recreations
o1 La.fi':i NisueJ. Come to HiUs today. Ifa a
sreat ~ raiee a family. -te occupancy.
Homes from
S45,2()0toS53,JOO
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Mi&sian.Fillage Villas Selling m Z3f4-•
8*% int~est rate
at The Hills
Example:
Price of The Hillsdale
Plan : $45,200
Down Payment: $11.300
LIVING ROOM OF MISSION VILLAGE VILLA
fenced and electrical wUets are
·installed for lighUng conve.
nience.
b l oL·k rig ht 1 1> Ca m1nt>
Capislr'-ln O. l''oll o~· Camino
Capistrano south eight-tenths of
a mile and turn right at La Zanja.
h1is5ion Village 1s 1 '1 mile south
of J\1ission San Juan Capistrano.
8%% 2The interest rate
at The Foothills Foothills Example:
Price of The The charm of the country and Balboa Plan: $33,990 cborefrae townhome livinf ccme Down Payment: $6,800 , together here with a flourish . 2, 3
Amount Finan<ed: $33,900 Amount Finanood: $27 ,100 and , bedrooml. "C 1o 2•h baths. woodbuming firep acee, built·ins, Monthly Payment: $269
(lndOO.. Principe.I
and lntere&t)
Tola! Numberof
Payments: 354
CI08ing Costs : $439
(Plus 'Ilu:es, lnsurance,
and Impounds)
Monthly Homeo\l/JleJ'S
.Aseociation Fee: None
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE:
9%
Monthly Payment: $216
(lndudes Principal
andlnte...t)
Thtal Number of
Payments: 354
Clooint,<;:111: $678 ( PIUl!I , IDllU'allCle,
and lmpoundll)
Monthly Homeownen
Asaoci.ation Fee: $44
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE:
two private patios, and a Home-
owners Association that takes care -
of all the exterior yardwork and
maintenance of the swimming 1'!'4/
recreation area. for a monthly fee
of ~4. You'll love the relaxed life at
The Foothills. Immediate
occupancy.
Townhomes from
S33,900toS41,000
Dirttt.inn1: From Los Angvles, go 80Ulh on
the San Dicto/Senta Ana Fr~ny to Crown
V•lley Parllway e1it. Turn ri1tht (approx. 1
mne) ln tho La1una Nif(u<'I S.ICiJ Jnrnnna~ tinn Co:ntc-r. Mil l'Ol_lf' to l'>on& Point I !arbor:
2 ~ miln. Milefl geto 1..a8una ~111c:h: 4 miles.
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!~{,-Jlti'e ~ ru:ajor
savings and loan asaoclatlons in
Clllifornla, have ·~ or wW
sllon •lart to Issue vartallle In· te1 .. t rate mortga(e loans In an
effort to Improve theflexlbWtyof· ·their loan portfolios ·and bring
down the cost of mort1age money
to _future borrowers, Stuart
Davis, cbalrman of the boOrd cl
Qreal -Westero Fln,andal 'Corp.,
tOld the New York Society of
Sffwity Analysts.
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• 1.9. eanllnul!>I '.•flK acllvitloa mate· this ~ommunl!y UD'f.I~ ~the develop~ent's tnodel a{~ tD,, 1 altrlctiv:9,'' Wal~er satd...~'A 1t9t•
, Huntington Beach. 1>9xed specime~ Lree :"1111 b<l ' -
"lbe,121 home resldentlll COllO,· pl~ Qll e,ach lof, with corner • '.;{
!llllDity comprl&lnl 28.7 acres Is lotag~tlblt,.otreeL"
tlie ftnt to be · built by Sl~al ' "hv addlt.(on to_general aiea "
Lanllm&lk Properlles, Inc., on landocapln1;/' Walker continued,
·lbelitBolsa Chica DJ'OP"rlY. Wbon "tile ·bomfS fe,ture front lawns
eompleted, .It will be valued at equi~d wltb &J>rinkle?f°' ~ ...
more ~an $6.5 mUllon. of maint,nlnee." .
---The homes-are loc:ated on the }.'. · . ~ r~;o( , · •
• &OUthwest corner or Talbert an,d TllE PKOiECT l's. separated
Edwards Stree.t, bef)"e'n fromEdwards-Street~t,besur
Warner A venue and · Garfield rounding area 11-1 ah. architec-.
Street. '~· turally desiJ!n'!_d, 6' l\lgb .
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ff"'!ucl or deflationary times, is
l~a'dequate today, serving AOltber tbe Jepder, the family Which wishes lo buy or sell a
laome,1~01"' the nation's bou1lng .net. social 1oah, ·• Davis fold the
BEDR~M WITtt AVIEW AT PARK NIGUEL TO~OME IN LA UNA NIGUEL masonry wall Wl>ic;n will~ be.
THEY ABE priced at ·$59 900. landscape~ to prov.Ide. a ,IJ)ore
with conven"tional financi\ig pleasing appearance.. ~, : ..
811alysts. I •
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S)'slem,bu been lo operation for
s,everal Years,,tbe chief executive
. ~oW De,i~ity at Niguel available. The wide choice of ex-Special features of a I 'the
teribrs gives the project a near homes. include sh~C can>eUJiir:, in cus~m home appearance and the liviril room. inaster bedrOOm
avoid, the monotony which af. suite, hd.11 ,.~d stairway; lotted
flicU some new home develop-air gas hea~ng units; ~Wn
~ficer of' ~ naUon•s1 second The 'aew townhOJnes of Park l~gest aavinp and loan boldlnll J:U.Uel offer all of lbe tax benefits
company said,, the OactuaU.ooa ln. and'"'other adva'nt;aees' of home
mortga;e interest r,ates. will be own~rs,bip so tWportant in
sbaredmofeequitablybybothold today's economy without the
acnd·newborrowetrs. usual exterior maintenance
~ · · chores, ac:cording to Russ Pacti•,
; DESPITE 'rllE high costs and general 1D•nager of Park Niguel
1Jm1ted supplies or ·lendat;le Company, Ltd., builders of tile
fluKlaliuring •t973, Gre4tWestem ·new $32 million Laguna Niguel E'inao.Clal·~orp. ~en;oyed_it:; thlrd viewsite community. •
best kar:nmgs year in htltorf. The ,ow density planned com-apd. increase(( its cash ctividend 1C> rilunit7 also provides total in-.
P,UeeDt from 40 cents annually to divldual privacy for each re-
44 cent.a .annually. the chairman sidence, with the townhomes
Said. situated on terraced viewsites at
· He noted that the ease in short-different levels and surrounded
term interest rates evidenced in by abundant, park-like laadscap..
tecent •months had resulted.. in ing. All exterior upkeep of the
better inflows of saving-funds to homes and grounds is pro· ! t,lle company's subsidiary. Great fessionally done through the.
Western Savings. homeowners association of the
"'\.... Davis cited the high interest maintenance-free community,
rates in the residential mor:tgage giving owners more ~ours or
' -market of the past year -th.e leisure time to enjoy.
ing in the clear, ocean fresh ed adjacent to the apen, rolling mentl. living & faDJily rooms:..::ear and '
climate of the desifable 1 south :land of the county's new 40..acre Signal Landmark, Project side yard rencil\I witb·gate; Con·
coast community. Crown Valley Park and the 60-Marketin.c Director Bill Walker crde driveways;'r shake t'QO(a;
Various Park .Niguel plans acre lake and meadowlands of described the general at-and built-in TV ahd ~~e·
feature atriums, sunken living Lagwta Niguel Regional Part.. mospbere of the Bolsa Chica outlets.
rooms, dramatic vaulted ceil-The development ts four miles Series single-family homesite as The kitchens also f,ature: a
iftgs, floor-to-ceilinti fireplaces, from the ocean, near the in-. rela-Xed and environmentally built-in range and coDtlnuous
formal dining rooms and large tersection of Crown ValleY. pleasing. ••we are undertaking a cleaning double oven with ranee
family rooms. one plan offers a .Parkway and La Paz Road. significant landscaping and hood, light and exhaust fan.
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EXPERTS AGREE . in ''multi-purpose" desk in a
room-sized upper.hallway. All Or
the elegant master suites have
private sundecks and there are
fully built-in custom kitchens,
. lavish baths with ceramic tiling
and luxurious wall-to-wall
carpeting.
Bill and Deiiny Markas, as a team, ha .. sold a total in excess of 60 !Jlillion dollars worth of
real estate in the Southern California an&. Both are regarded l>y fellOw brokers as real estate
experts. Here at Huntington Landmark, where their sales already total over 6 'million dollars,
both agree that this represents the most'outstanding adult condominium home Tlllue in their
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CaHf9rnia reached 11 percent AN ABUNDANCE OF glass
takes full advantage of
panoramic views of the pictureS-
que hillsides and private pati06
and su~deeks add to the
pte&sures of· l.ndoor /outdoor liv-
Architectural design dist-
inguishes individual exterioi-s,
accented by strong, contem-
porary lines with shake roofs,
double door entries with trellis
courtyards and handsome detail·
ing in wood siding and heavy tim-
bers on durable stucco.
-Oriveways and walks-are of tex-
tured c;oncrete and e8.ch home
has an enclosed two-c;,ar garage. -· last fall and presepUy is at SY.I
t ·percent -as responsible fO, a
sharp reduction .in both :..Ome
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CAREFREE LIVIN6 FOR ADULTS DV~ 40 .IN BEIDJlflll.BUNTIN61DR BEACH
If you or yo~r spouse ar~ at le~st 40 years of ~~ •. welcome t?.a whole new way of life al Huntingt6n Land~artt:.
one ol lhe hn_e~t recrea11on-oriented condom101um commun1t1es ever offered the adult California homeaeeker
The condom1~1u m con?epl of leisurely living is provided, with exterior maintenance, landscaping and car~
.of lhe extens1ve park-like grounds and recreational facilities performed for you by a praf~slonal firm.
ALL INCLUDED IN THE PRICE:
• General Electric Oelux.e equipped all·electric
kitchens •
• Enclosed utifity rooms .on your own pri¥1te patio
that include a 'M'Kripoot washer~ryer
• Shag carpeting in the livin1 room, master bedroom.
secondary bedrooms aod hallways
• Sp&c:ious garden patio or Yiew balcOO)'
• 5eparate dinin& areas .
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• Your own million-dollar recreation center with beau.
· tiful clubhouse that features dining and card
room, bill!ard room, art studio, photo lab, pottet)'·
woodworking shops and all -purpose rooms
• Huge swimming pool ·
• Hot water swirtpool bath
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. ·Pl~liie' · 1 1 "" ·' . , " . ,,. lheaub-1erotem.i>Ofliun19ttheColOf•doBol:~le1,
poaed to'do11f::~·.:hat ~t~i:3'~~C:r,":.':."~ 1',':i 'He ~1.•1 the aun lo'~o.mQiltotth•wwk'oraUl>Pli·,
ldo. Wiid, suanntee -lermllli c eal.;.o": llYO' inftl.i(Clrl~lt:v. , . . f>'°°', ,. , ' · "My i.athwat•r IJ sq l>Ot that I haVe to keep re-
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Al'i$Wl!:ft : The repart you w'nt is a srructural ' · ' ' !Pest Control Inspection Repott. t' Shore, 29, c~vq up his deOtal practice oo west.em
The expression ''term.Ile tnapection'' or Indian reserYatlo'fls when b&bec1me intrtsued wlth
"tennltt c[earay,CJI," SQ conpnonly UJ<id Ill many t!!l' po.salbllllles or uairt& aplar ener1y In construe· ~HI estate trans• ct ·'II po.sslbly misleading hon. Thb house he built for hlS wife.and 2-yeer-old·
The SIJte &trac ii!a 't Control Board has ad: sonisheatodtotallybytbesun.
~1ed that th w presslons· are misdomered • ""d poss I bl s Id be dropped r th THE HOME Hl: built In 5\0 months uses• 5,300 JVOCabuJary of the real eatate operator rorn e eaJlon tank and a '(rid u1ln1 ••off·the·sbelf''
j All structural pest control opera~rs use 8 form ~ ':lw~lnuQ\ roofing t.o circulate water that reacbe1
prescribed l)y the State Structural Pest Control tet.nper~tures of 140 ~egr~s to warm the home.
~~ct. It ~ ~nlitled Standard Structural Pest Con· ''The amount of electricity we use to run the
!U'OI ln1pect10~ Report With 1ubheading entitled Small pump lo· beat the holl$e runs $2 per month,''
Wood De~troy1ng Peats or Otganlsms. In other he said. ''We're saving about $100 per month in
lwords, It is not a_ termlle inspection ·or a termite heatin_g costs. The llouse is the only 100 percent
cle~rance. The report deals with all forms ·ot pests spier heated house ever bui1t in this cold a climate.''
1and intest~lions . A. 'tructural pest control Inspector
may not l1Q"tit his 1n1pectlon to one type ot infesla·
~ion ·or infection . The re~rt. however, ln.-Y be
lmade on part of a 'bt.dldlng providing the report is
deslanated as a limited rePort. The inspector re~
!J>Ortl any '8nd all evidence of lntestaUon Infections
and lldverse c9ndlli0fl8 found iri a part Or 8.11 of the
The pu.mp pb11hes water from the tank to the roof
of Uli~ frame hQuse when the sun outside warms up.
The. water runs down the root between the two
shee~ of aluminum, one painted black, and is heat-
ed by·the sun's rays shlnlng through two-pieces of
g\as&.
bulldlnt he lpspects. . ~ti5a real estate licensee requeats art tnspec-'!BY RUNNING water by (the aluminum) we are
tion-iroljll a peat control firm he should ask for a collectina solar energy," he said.
structural peat control lnapection report. The que.&· Shore and his wife al~ open doors of the house
·Uon of whe~her all or IOme of the recommel}dations during the day to catch normal heat from the sun
ma8e ln the report are to be completed or'1ot is a that becom~s trapped iri the cement flooring. When
1matter decided by someorie other than the peat con· the sun goes down, the doors are closed and double
trol operator. paneled windows on the south wall are separated by
· When all parties are aware of the peat control three inches of styrofoam that acts as an~· ator.
!OPfrator's responsibility. and the nature of bis ln -•spectlon, misinterpretations are more like!y to be "We'r~ just really dedicated to the h me, ' said
. ironed out before the.y reach a critlcal.atag, .._ Shore, an energy consultant for officials the
QUt:IS'flON : I have been in the real estilt• buS:i· Rocky Mountain ski resort at Aspen, Colo., 20 miles
11e11 fo~_.tver I) fear now and the tblng I rind t'-c away. "We lov e it. It took quite a lot of money (to
moat dlff1Cult tO d& 11 clOllllg l ••1e. . , ' bui.d).. I doq'l do an)'lhlngµ,,ntill have the money.''
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your owh home. on a spa·
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ing room for you and your
family.
You'll be part ol the dis-
tinclive lake-country com-
munily of lake Forest A
short walk from picturesque
shops. a market and lake-
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Take lhe San Diego or
Sanla Ana freeway to !he
El Toro exit Follow El Toro
under !he freeway to Muir-
lands, lelt on Muirlands Io
Ridge Roule. Or phone
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al e~_to bcf1loe1S ~nd In ..Uilll In seneral, 111141. lhey' said He Is t<orking di\ plant· io bllild a solar heated
te!Jm'°(&at ••eto1lq1'' la the moat dUrtcull,atep of ll'J'6-...._..1erand a s--"arate wOl-kshop He said the l)at selthi1 proce11. · ' · l • -....... · • ~ · • 1 Many•ol lhf old·llmero la oar omee ha e trou· · aol•r'h•~lllit ~,Y$temCotit $3,000. •. ble.c:lolillg:a_ule. CalU'Qllr.ve me a.J!l_ad\llce tbat _;:,· _ .... .:.;..,.. .. ·:.....-'--..;..~...,-----==-=-~~=""'-------~---------=================i
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mic"s that reaJ'ly work in' -the &elliDg process';
however, here are atevrthougbta to keep in tj.ind :
.. ·Meet the_ client's-l;lestr es wbuever
passlble: .. If the-main palllt II at stake an4 mlllol'
concessiotp and other devices do not succeed -lie·
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conaider. It gives you a chance to reorca your
thollihta, perhaps toob\aln more facts. You ullll·
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clients. Do pot think about your own self·inte~at.
I Do tbes.e things and )IOU Mil find that\£osl111 • the \,tansaction Is not nearly ao difficult. It, 't dlti
fic)llt because you are wor.kj.n.g witb your ell t and
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EDITOR'S NOTE : Randall R. Mccardle"" q invert~
I ment analyst, college lecturer and author of ''Reel E1Mte
m CaJifonUa". St.nd your comtnt1'lt• and queatient'to Rmt-
dcll R. McCordlt, clo tht DaU11 Pirot. P.O. BD.r J.561J.
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i Elg)\teen Barcelona the headlinell'·; people
homes were sold the first 1till need housing and
weekend when the 18th they are buyin'g when
luntt 1n the moderately they find a quality home
priced neighborhood at a good price," di Mi I y· · Sullivan addea . "The topene n sa on ieJo, success of our Barcelona 1reports Grant Sullivan, general sales manager 18 opening demonstrates
for Mission Viejo Com· that Mlasion Viejo con-
:pany. tinues to meet the needs
Thirteen of the homes of tc><:tay'1 home buyer_.~:
were sold during the first The Barcelona models
1bour after the prDlpe<:-are open from ... ilO· a.m.
tive' buyers enjoyed an until 6 p.m . dally. They
1op'en air breakfast may be reached by tak-
Hhed under a tent set Ing the San Diego
up on the parking lot. Freeway to La Paz RQad
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dorona Del Mar thl~ weekend -Caoyqil -Cr<J!t
I Estates, located at the corner.of New M.acArtbur apd Pacific View Drive, with five dl(l~r'ut noor
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\ ' • Seemorethan5001qli1remilesofcoa1tltneandocean ... sunsets-. '-A WHALE OF A HOME! ~The homes in Canyon-Crest are cluster~ •rfu d d th ' tlie recreation fac\UUes' -meetlr\g roonl\lWitl'I an ti sJ.l~ter of llghJ' beneath you. It's breathtaking! The1e are big, fully~featured single-family homf'~.
!)replace, swimming pool , jacuzzi and men and ''A WHAi.£ OF->'\ VALUE! ·' ' Creat design; and
,#Omen 's saunas. All the homes back Ol)tnr'.rojUqs ·._ . . ' l)>Ote tpi!ce spaoe• Cf1lasy knoll•a)'ld have been bullt 10 the.t,oo WindoWi ' ·-1ntli homes ·~~Wh~r• would.be a bargain ... but he[e, overlookfng ~ ' ' ·
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t canyo~Cre1td,emon1tta(fle1<clua!vlty.-\\t~llnelt. ~ }f0M&,OW,NJR81llP CHANCE EVER! ~ .rlaLW.J _
I Like th• ext~rlori the Interior leaturiil ·etCa~Y.OD J 4, G Dtcltooma ~ \Jp 10 s Baths , t and'Z Stories I Gi'••t al10 exerftpll '¥ tl\blr Quality. Ceramla ttle en• '( .; ~;' ' S1le10trlce ~ Prum. the Sin Dle10 Fre.iw1y, t•ke 1he 61 c.m·l~o
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California ha•e f~iled to be tm: square foot "Seascape" with· two A separate laundry room is
1'ressed with the sight otthe sun bedrooms and a den that can be central to the bedroom area ".
sllpplni below the Pacific as converted to a third bedroom; ,which features three bedrooms ~Vening arrives. This scene is two baths, separate lfving and in addition to the master suite
one of tile sfandard features of a family rooms with a fireplace 'in and a second full bath. On the
BroadmoorSanClementehome. tbellvingroom. other side of the home is the
, FoUr floor plans ,have been-• ..__f•mily room and kitchen with
.created ~Or the 197·tlnit residen· IN THIS HOME the atrium ~"' sliding window pass-through ..1 ·ital project. nestled in the .San centrally located. Sliding llass counter to J he front courtyard)
Clemente bills above San doors-·open to it from the family area. '
Clemeflte' lligb Schoot. The Ole . ~m. deq and third betlrQom. A THE 2,!4 2 Square Foot
lfans:eti Elem:entary School is, -\l'.~dow seat ovel'IDOY it fi:om ''Brigantine•• is designed for
jlpt a ,short 'walk from the new th_e living room. q)aking this an ~dull pAvacY with the master
·,nelglJborbood. ·. ... · ideal plan to maximize space for suite on one side, and the family ~ E a~b ·~e·ro a"l!DtoOr San gricious outdO"or-lndOOr -enter-· room ·and 'three additional
-Clemente ·liotne ,bi$ either a taining. · · -·-bedrooms and full bath on the
'Fi,vate, glasa•encl~ atrium, Tbe_____fu067.:square4oot ~ind· other-side .. ---~Vr-.,....a-sectuded-c·ourtyartt~aSter ja~mer" features a large open Broadmoor San Clemente
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baths ·'feature Ro'man-~tyle coUrtyard at the entrance tc:.i the models, decorated by Sad-.
~tbowers. Prices ai the new pro-hof¥e. Inside, a formal dining dfeback 1nteriors of Irvine, are
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f i1Wticftet1ng thf.ngs m~ .get worse uptu'rn 1n 1974-dwelling unit lJOf ...the b_ousing indtiiltJY: )>efore authorizallons. , ~-Q;ey' &et 4ny better, the head or "Normal supply and demand
Abe California -Ass·ocia,tion of relationships should be. re!!tored !lleli!ton (CAR) s~ anything soon," Farrer said, "and thlS will ~biit gloom for .the indUstry in resull in an incre•e in housing
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• ayward, president of the ever4 growing number-of families
'!:ta,000.member 'organization, is needing homes. ~ e,xpert in . financJng and ''One of the fastest growing
~iortga'ge.banking.' segments of our ~pulation is the
• "E I I b I · ·u 25-35agegroup,• he said. :•"' x st .. ng ome sa es wi 1 ''Housiilg demand by this ~~gin to stir f~om doldrun;is brac~et always bas been ex-~ ~~.countenng_ further dif-tremely strong and is certainly fi~Ues, ·Farrer S81d. one of the positive factors in the
..k. outlook for bolh lhe existing and :TH~~E~L'tORheadrepeated new home market," the Realtor !'~prediction ~f J~uacy 9 that bead stated. .consumer caution will lessen by
mid·1975 as a trend toward im·· FARRER.REJ"USES to ~Jed ~'Provement in· mortgage credits by some national ecoftomisf& who
starts. feel the sttuatl~)l 'fill worsen Farrer said.: ''There will be an befOre it imi>r~ves. .• ,
·impk-oyed mo11/.gaie mark.et· Instead, be cites such develop-
·0ooo, CQupled Wiii>. iower .!nteres\ ·ments. as the adoption of variable :ra~. which will Surely help to inter.est ~rate mortga1el by·
improve existing borne sales by Californi.a's four largfft savings ~ -eirl.Y spring. • .and'there sb9uld and loan associations •in mid·
]>ea rise in new home constnlc· January as a major Step'toward
• jion and sales by summ-er:~ ' freating more money at lower
-Desplte the bomebuilCliJ11 rates.
-alump Wtitch is now pievalent m· ''This must be widely· ap-.
lnostpartsottbecountry,Farrer plauded by 'all pote11tlal
Doted that about'one-fourth of bomebuyers as Well •s
,California's cities actually re· homeowners," the 'CAR Pl'efl: ·
ported an increase in housing ~dent said, "'and \h_at ii one: of the
,1)ermits inl9'1'· · reasons l predicte41 an ear),y re-
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t_ia Clara";' ChU.la Vis.ta,
llakenlield, Santa Ana, Irvine,
.Overy for the ,houoinC industry
rn Calif9mia. I reel that boUSlnc ·· • ag&ln will 'play'a 1')1e l11 leadln1
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-•brokers exam, at11 Real !:state Practice, and Iieal ~. Letil Aapecta. J
Beal Estate Practice meets Monday, Wedne.day aru1·mc1ay ·
mondnqa from S.10 a.m. lnstrucUon will be afyen in liJtini pto-ced,.._, ad•ertislng, closing of sales, fmanclnc, appralatna -
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A grelt livinp e~vjronment with clean sl<ies, ocaan br eeies;'green
operiareas with swimming pools and..,~banas Pll/SfOUt IJIW"' ... ,
privalje pat1o ·so,you clln ta~e advalitag~ ot the·near!y perfect , 'l .
. weather. And1ftere's moi1tprivac~ and comfort ihside '
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BIG , "< l!leAuTIF\IL • COMl'LETE . • .
Mission.tile oo'wo6d sh,ke roofs· Forced air heating ,•
. system• Encloeed garages• !lulit-rn range, ·~ood, , '
ovel), disposer, disttwasher, d9u\>le si.nk • Lumli)out ' •
~ilings • Lush Wa!Ho-wall carpeting • Drap.erie.s •
Fireplace with log lighter• Fully insulated,
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Levine School of Relll ,Ettale. After ret4Mving your·
15cenle YOU will be enroUed in Tarbetl'a 3-week
Quick Start TratnlnQ Program, which lnclud61
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Juet atepe to the ocnn'a IUrlt ~ lmpresaJve h'ome
In Laguna Niguel with Iota . Of privac:y. Has a colorlul rolling·
hllla view! Near the country club.
Beautiful custom interior, entry·
hall. 3 klng"81zed bedrooms + den ••i. masatve fireplace. xtra baths,
WOod cabinetry. Park~like grounds
with heated POOi! 169,500. Uated' by~SwanaOn. 4tS:ll41
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5-crlflce Beautiful Spanish home on a huge cul Clit ,•
uc lot with a big back yard for the •
kid•. 3·car gar,age , lush
'tow-maintenance-l1ndsc1ping.
Bright, suns.hlne 4 bedroom with
far'Qilx room, fireplace, -full dining
rd0m,-wi5od cabinetry, xtra baths.
Close to ' schools, parkS & gait
~'141. $52,900. Listed by Birgittci
Ganf. 142-1154
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<Xfering • WO;ld ~~.r=~. BUiit with tile .
particular buyer in m1ndl ~
country grounds provides .all kinds
ot privacy. Huge floor plM wit~
2500 sq. ft. 4 klng-sized-bedroofn&,{
3 baths, huge famlly roo"';
fireplace. Secluded ·rear ·living
room. A glaryt amopg ~Olfl8SI
Owner anxious!. Listed · by Glen·
Statum. 540-"1720
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· ~ ,Tftbell c.t· •'1.bnge. for ;o;;;to .,.efte ,,.._ ,~ 1natlon
· from · °''f,•r. 1000 'con\llUnltles
. llll)"IOUf -~• , USA mid several ·
. forel~n ,c9u8'f.rlts · tltru O!il"'',
RELO organl1cdiM.·For further
details please call Ms.. Reio,
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With a good assumable GI loan. This beautiful home Is
just 2 yENlf'9 old, located In one of.
Mission Vlf'Jo's finest areas. Has
no-wax floors, shag carpeting,
sett-cleaning oven, 3 bedrooms +
family room. big· brick fireplace,
>d'ra baths, entry hall. C9fnplet•l.Y.
sprinklered, yards. $47,900. UsteCI
by .:Jean Hein. 130.,6060
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ilia of grHnttrt we~ Sa::rifiee, 1 ~itdg all · ~In hunters! Be sure to 'iiYiiifOi,o a woriCiiliii:I Newty pan 6riii1Yfor like a" look at-tfils very
f natures' fi~esl. Quiet Immediate p0ssession. Best apeck)ua -4 bedroom. wjth
ountry cbarm •• Very Price fn the area. Spacious,. big' family room. Won't last
ou1 3 bed{OC)m '"with luxury filled floor plan is longl f1as a big br.ick
ntry tiall, huge bonu~ ·loaded with ext'ras. 3 flreplal::G in the living room.
oom, central forced·air bedrooms + den area. xtra Entry hall. private bath off.
eating, luxury built-ins. baths, country kitchen With the master bedroom.
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Three years old. A mUit-9H .Assume th& loan and saYe• lege. P4rk. pool hOme. a Sacrifice! Sitting on nearty Spanish Rancho! Entry haf1
1i>me·torlll8Hri0Uf buyerf" newi~costs! Marvelous ot of'""home"forthe-Jtoney! -14-acre with-a cotorful ocean-opens-to -gracious ov8r-
This Immaculate 3,.bedroam hom8 wH: a lovely, air'_ floor potless inside & qut. 'viewt Park>-tike yards. Offlilf'S sized Ii vi ng room. 4
home is beautifuUy decorat-plan.·Ai blend of colors & ncludes copper plumbing, nearly 2600 SQ. ft. with 4 bedrooms + huge den.
ed inside & qut: !pcludes. te!Clur thruout. Entry hatl, ewlv· ·painntd ~exterior •. 'bedrooms, family room, natural brick fireplace, !Cira
carpets & drapes. A oig 3bedrooms+denania.bi0• nkl·e·de'eP c-1-Petiil'g-,· h~ beamed ceilings in J:faths. nafural wood
family room. study or den family room, ranch-style rppes. Entry~ tfall, · 3 "the INing room, dining room cabinetry, full dining room.
area, electric bullt·ins, kitchen with blJllt.-lns & rooi'nS + den Qr'study. & family room •. Mass'.ive Carpets, drapes. Massive area. 3 baths. Lois of built~ns & dishrasher. FA ·Natural wood cabinets,
lch wood paneling. heat. Near pool ·& bullt-ina. Garden patio,
,900.Call962·1373 dubhouse.Call962-1373 country-sized yards,
Massive wood-burnjng natural wood cabinets. New· Large lil(ing room as.a WDOd-burnlng flreplac overed patio. A virtual
fireplace. $49,000, catr carpElting. Big party patio&, aturctl brick fireplace . .shag ca~ting. S69, Oar.den of eden. $69,900.
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One heck. of a home! Prestige area. excellent
Former model on a. ~e schools, great. extras! ~1-d...ac lot with park.-hke Customiz'9d i nt~l9r with
yards & a. mini forest. beautiful cathedral celllngs
t"remendous-ftoor plan Wit soaring overhead. ntry
an elegant entry hlll. hall, 3 bedroom. huge family bedrooma.den,hugef~ room. Massive wood-
rqom,-m~sslve bric burning fireplace. Rich oak
fireplace, giant IJvlng cabinetry. Huge estat&-like
& a formal dining room. grounds with room tor YoUr ll"ld~13 b•!f\S 4 alrconcll-boat. 149,950. Low low
_ SacriHcet S83,000. down to FHA. cau 8'42~1
Coll 84Z.2!161
ltedllefrfff-$21,000
._.. ... _$41,IH Beach lovers! Be sure to in--
Below replacement oosls! apect this unusually lhmJ)
Save thouaands! Close t seaside retreat. Just 2 years
schools. parks & shops. old. Conveniently located
Ceramic tiled entry opens to neaf freeways 6 schools.
a spa_clous llVing room with Completely customized
natural brick fir~place. 4 thruout. Custom drapes.
oedrooms + den area. xtra carpets. Rl.chly paneled
~i?ths. central forced-air den. Dining room, natural
heating, shag carpet. CoY-wood cabinets. Walk-In
ed tlo. Can 842-8854 ciosets. Call 892 .... 401
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Owner is moving, needs immediate
Contemporary ranch~s!Y4e with an
abundance of plants & shrube.
Newly palnted thruout. Entry hail. 3 .
bedrooms + big den, carpets,
custom drapes, xtra baths, natural
brick fireplace. forced-air heat.
Liited by Biii Boyko. tlZ.SSll
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Very Influential home,
within walking distance to
all schools & the finest
shops. Highly emotio~ 3
bedroom + den area with
entry hall. central floor plan,
natural brick fireplace in the
living room, forced-air heal
Private master bedroom.
Ranch-style kitchen with
natural wood cabinets &
built-Ins. Park--flke yard"wit,;
forest of trees. $39,500. Call
842-2561
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Private, secluded llvi'ng
near the beach! 2~ ye•·ofd
charmer is loaded with all
kinds of extras. Adult·
occupied & shows lik9 a
model . Klng ·s ized
bedrooms. central forced-
alr heating. Oen area. all
modern kitchen with built-
ins & dishwasher. Mirrored
wardrobe doors. Washer &
dryer lricluded. Call
842-8854.
832-715~ · · park-like yards. S45,500. Beautiful, ~I with Jacuzzi Sa"'.e thousands.· Calf> C81!492-7210
Call540.1720 , in a story book\.settiqg.· 4gs...1341 ·
$48,900. i:a11 540:1720 j , .., AJoft A Hill
Ala•llo•1dGimt ~ ti With a·sweeping view of the Open for inspection. 337.6' D. .. r.,• -s .... n.wsvdlt r. ~an & canyon! This excit-
Fushcia. Coste Mesa! S8ve Beautiful 1 ye~rold home"is ForntOfTrtNii . il)Q hillside home \Nas de--
thousands on t._hjs big, totally ?'stom1zed thruouf •. aose to .So~$h Coal! Plaza Signed with luxury in mind!
beautlfUll)'. .. decorated 4 Owner is leavipg 'he area & , & walking d1sta~ce to local Large·,· flowing floor plan
bedroom. littie oYer 2 ~ needs.an 1ro~dJete sale., park. V..ery g ersori.able with a gorgeous Del Pilos
Old, all kinds of custom ei-. ~ floo~ Plin otters; yoong famj_/y , l)o~ nilrw . ,"J:i~ed e_ritry hall. 3 bedrooms.
tras. Tinted Windows, entry defieate blend of textures. 4 , lrees;-irat4¥'rf. ;JOQ;~IJJ(e :big family room, dining area.
hall, large family· room 6 '~+den ar!a. entry yards. ~lJxbrY 1nienor 'ln-massive bfick fireplace iii
fireplace. Farm-styl,e haU, big _fireplace; Central eludes tisrvest-gold ap-the living room. All mocfi8rn
kitchen with built-ins. fc:>rced-a1r heat. Garden plla~ceS_. natural Wood kitchen appliances. 'Nhite
Massive covered patio,, kitchen wl~h all the f!xlras.· cabinets. 4. bedrooms, faft'ri.. 'slumpstone-fireplace in the
sprinklers front & rear, S53,900. Citl 540-1720 ly room~ .entry haU, two living room. $64;950. cau
$54,990, Cflll 540.1720 ~ood-burning (ireplace. 492-7210
H --.. c•~-$49,000. Cafl 54(>-1720
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·'"1"""' chapn & bea(Aty to this ·· One of the finest Values on
GI T.,..1-Sl9,900 ,
~'la Terrace lovely of-fer:s a.rong list of quality ex-
tras. Just 21"; vears Old. Ac-
tion oriented home offers 3
bedrooms + den area. en-
try hall: big"·wood-burnlng
fireplace in the living room.
xtra baths, farm-style
kitcbel')-with natural wood
cabi"!8ts & built-ins. Lysh,
low roaint,nance yards,
shak8 roof, -patio. Call '83c><ld60 .
s:;:1W.-s.ctiflq_ remark•ble ~Pi"ng pool. .. ~ · the market! Emotlon--packed Locat on a large corner home! Has b~•fl reduc&q , qt,9 •atluyA.,..r pac:fhomeisjust5~years C.....P_.K..-,.1111
·1ot. close to South Coast .s3000f Includes carpetlng.1 Won't I . ~ng at this Al')~ old. Enjoys the cool sea _n a h~ge premiu:" lot with
Plaza ~ Irvine I ndt.tstriaJ drape~· central air condi· A "lnini" tor.est of tr:eea i ·an· breezes & a lovely won--stas of greene~. This !'NO Com~e~ 3 year old tH::auty tionin'g. 3 bedrooms. 3 abunda)'lce of' n.atures derian·d atmpsphere. ar a.Id mod~l 1~ beauti.ful-
IS ~re ~t~leise ._ven th& ~hS. family room & tult dirr greenef')\surroun.ds this pi~-Fert'ures 4 bedrooms, 3 y decorated 1ns1de & out. fuss1est ,~er. E~try hall. ing room. Park-like grounds ture--book 3 bedroqt!''with bath·s. family room & Ef;ltry hall, 3 ~edrooms .+ OJ?8n5 ~o a huge ll~1ng r:oom· : with a large h eat ed & den area. 1nc~udei xtra separate dining room. en area, a pnv~t-''re~_hv-
w1th fireplace. Big f~riijty ·.filtered swimming pool. Ter-baths, kin'g,.slzpd ·master Csrpet:s, drapes. Enclosed 1 ng room w .• fh br1 ck
room, xtra .baths, PfJv&le rific home for entertainingl bedroom:. Central forced-air .courtyard patio & view fireptace •. full dining room.
mast8f bedroom. Pobt-slzed· VA or FHA terlJlS. Or ask1 heating, natur.a-1 brick balcony. Heated & filtered ~n kitchen. Complete!)
_lot. room for a boat. abou't the assumable loan. fireplacelinthelivingroom. poot, massive~red tile roof. pr1nklered grdund;s!
"$45,000, Cell 971)..2390 $55,900. Cail ~1720 G.l. tertnsl Call 979-2390 65 950. Call 830-6 o 44,200. Cl.II 979-2390
Ab•lllll1d l4Z.toO . . ' Now ......... J.Slooy .: • Selling' at its· appraised ~ah.Mt of S$3,s0d! GI or FH~ Prtced below replacement costs! Exciting ranch villa
on l>Mutiful park-like grounds.
Includes central air conditioning,
big family room, natural , brick
fireplace, 3 large bedrooms, xtra
batht, rear living room. Covered
patld, pan,ied garrige. Listed by Hal
,Meade. ,,,. 140.1720
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~nt~ It l'eady for showing. Has
big, •1ty·car• yards, "heated &
filtered •Im pool, patio, sprinklers.
. ActJoo-qffented floor plan with
lfl!{y """'--3 bed~oms + big family
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ic•brnt y. Central lorc•d~al,.. a\\1111. $43,950. Ask tor RJY
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hdme With a dramatic $Un1Cen living
room. 5 bedrooms. 3 bathl, b{g den
& fofmal dining room. Hardwood
floors .. carpets, drapes. massive
fireJ»ace. Excellent schOols, terrific
neighborhood. Ask for Ann
M!Jntenon. 9_62·1J7J .
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co,ts • .(:ape Cod:beality with
'"'bf9UlcSnal ly landsca~ grOtJnds..
.,: tncludls mirrored wardrbbe doors,
"'big f,amlly room, 3 bat~· 4 large ~
bedrooms, California fireplace. I
'81\18 thou1;ands $52.950."-ls~ed b)'
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Irvine's finestJ6cation. GI or FHA
·Conditioned hdfne ls Just 1 yearokj!
Entty haU opens to graci~ livtn:Q
room. 3 bedrooms +'family room, ~Ing roOm, big fireplace, xtra
'blithe. Gt"1enikitchen With etictric
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$67.000. LISlod by SOlll Hodeon. •
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Only 1:;2.500 '• With 111J1all town charm; Harbor VJew
Opoas'6t/So& 1-t Homes, Carmel model. 3 Bdrms.,
14711~ ~formal dining, lge. family rm. Besf Wee~end ipeclll! "Value In the area. $74,500. , Newpclrt 11.<!a.,i> .,..... ; 3 I 'T.
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y1rdto120XM>l1.htd.& S~R .z; 4·bdrms., am1Jy rm.,
filt 'd. pool. L&e. eomer formal dining rm, plus huge bon\14 rm.
lee lo\. Seller~-11 for your pool table, home office or
MUI• In eac..W'by.Mon· f ·1 h bb" t Be t "f I I day. Feb. l0ttl. aeller will am1 Y o y. cen er. au 1 u . ~c . • ',,.. I .....................
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SUPt:R E.\S_'.l"SIPE. ' • • QSEJ TIOM luxury, privacy and 1>r'~11thtaking -·~. J!,"m1r:'s=* Bet,t.erth"-brand'new,andset5smack panoramic vl'ew. 2.~0.0; sq. (t. of
u0/11. Seller will help dab.pi the ce11ter oftbe main ppaclous comfort. is provided in this
n....ce. · elegantly decorated 4 bedroom, family
FOUR u~~.., Ip " . IA YFROMT room hom.e. t\ppt. Only.
acre IOI with room for wlttl pier r. •P. $7f5. -two more, OwM:r will ~arry at 8'J-. SmaU down. M"ANY MOl\E TO CHOOSE FaOM . CALL~
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WA TERFROMT . DUPLEX
$11,9ff>
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WATERFRONT
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An il)V~tor'~• dream come true. An
outstanding !'lewport Beach property
compl41te . with, private boat"' dock.
Atnen\tle! Include beamed ceilings, firepla~es, lots of br,ick, tree-shaded
fountain in yard. Justmtrodµced to tbe
· m'i:kl!t. this . ~utstandinll bargain
shouid·sell quickly. EJll!TSIQE BllR house _ _ _ _ -<.., _ _ - --
with ba~helorapt + lBR ~--+H+F~~
apt. over 1•rate. Af. 1002 Gaair... . 1002
1ume 7'.if _VA loin. 1278. •••••••••••••••-•••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••"• . g &°J mo. Call.PRESTIGE , · . LUXURY.(:OMDO -
MES • .......-5.ledroOm • 'OPEMHOUSES
.')¥A'IQfltOH1' lmmaculaldy tuxurlous lutlDAY IZ:l().5
Ne. 3 BR.~ t bl .. fam. two story hbme. 18'.);36' *
, rm.; oq Nqrtb bafkont. pool, jacuz:d, shake roof. WATERFRONT
Jk\boa la,lind. cabana and aU ~trim· -BOAT SLIP
'8'3-9781 minp. t'lS,960. 3 BR Sl.12.500
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3BR/din, Red'd $66,500
1-=::;::;;;o.:::,.:::;~::..:;,=::.1 461~2otll
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With swiilping vrEW <>f both Bay and
Ocean. Only steps to the water Crom
this spacious;·.private, extra security
type livin,. Bbat slip ayailable. Also
large pool and glorious sun tleck. Appt.
Only. . . ' .•
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2043 w~·0r. Newport 1 ....
646-7711
pay buyer s100 a month brick patio, ideal for entertaining.
tor 12 months, to apply $85,500.
against loan payml. -
Price.su:SOO C!F.• COi.ESWORTHY
BAYSHORIS
Custom bll., on l1e. cor,
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EASTILUllF CIHTU
tlecor .• 3 bdrms., 3 ba.; l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ lae. living rm .. formal~ .
din. rm.; family rm. G1Mral 1002 GeMMll 1002
w/wet bar: extra lge . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••~
mstr. bdrm. Paved T•X SHB.TIR VETERANS storaae area roc boat or "' mot.or coach. Xlnt buy at Take advantage of this Tired or gelling the run
$98,500 • ' Commercial tax shelter. around??? If you have
11,,.11 THOMA"' 2000' bldg ror small buar. ahy queMtlons about buy. ~ ~ ~ neu,. ~ha 2 J,IR ~ ov.er in& a hoD)e VA. call the
RE •LTOR 3 cer garage. For detalls VA Expel'ls al ,
A call 847-6010 AGT. , World Rffl Estate" .
224 W. Coast Hwy. Speciall1ta in VA hous-
N'pt. Beach $48·5327 ing. Ask tor Veteran 1~~~E~v·~·~:~M5-~'643~~!!1 l,o•ety Eashlcle Cou~selor. 656..-7?71, I-3 BR. 2 8 a Home anyttme. '
wtltallan Tile Entry. ••STSIDE
NEW ON MARKET
4 Br, den, dining. pool, $90.ooO buys this "beaut.
maintained home \n de·
slrable Bayorest. HUrry!
SPARLING
Cstm cpts/drps. Family '""" & Dlnin1 Rm. A Real 3 Br hae + 2 rental units.
Buy at ONLY $t7.!A)J. Drive by & makeoUer.
CALL DOVER REALTY SPARLING .
645-9070 REAL ESTATE
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OP1N FOi INSl'ECTIOM THIS WEEKEND.' .
FOi ADDIESSIS r. INFORMATIQN • SpJ1,Ci~~-be~l'm· 2 · MAL PINCllN. Rltr. ._, ~-odl•_. "' ' 2727 LC-Hwy.
. the Mi!a Verile co.ihtry This 1roovy Utt le 1tJ1,rter 6 7 S ... 392
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W. · 111 O l · · n•s e"illit' to 11!11 ra liBr u ee '""'llame WATCH THE IOATS
OPEN SUN. 1-4 RE I. L EST ATE tllan-IO ft-From upstairs sitting room adjoining ·
CluJ>. ~parate Ina 1rm home ia only 127.500. RUA1I iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!I · 'm.asstv.e,~and.:wet -8--little-Shop in fromrabo:IJ
bar, formal dining, hu1e Eaablde Coda Mesa oi tmUt.er bedrm suite and N _.~ . modem, all eleckitcben. ew,..... •· 1c , -ced '5000. !0< Im· •P-b•Rll ·· n>edl~te sale-$79.5*-1ii·l==Y . Clll ~·-J42t. p . lllJllP~ . ,, ..
MOO ..... R KMM z:.soc iated
2011 Mio•,_ an Old-. large master suite. 3 bedrooms 1
PenJnsula Point; Jovely downstairs and a gourmet kitchen you
2 0 bdr --' 1002 G-ral 1002 Theettyollrvlne can't resist. Private beaches.' -sty. ome; rnst.r. m. ••••••••. ••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• $ with charming sun patio • walnut Village 149,500.
on ?nd floor. Formal din· OPEN Sal/So& 1-5 Mtppy Dippers Colony Homoo
inearea.$87.500 1712Galaxy D I" 112st..,.1ing10 DOVEll SHORES IAYFRONT
210 34th Str'fff Dover Shores; unUiual e 1te fwnltyhanee Pier & Slip for large boat, 4 bedrooms.
C&.ASSlftlD . ~:!~~x~ ti~~·i 2b~h r:~~~i~~d;~~:~'il~ $49,000. =::Homes family room, 41h bath.5 , formal dining "
a1&1 ATIOMS lrvine~Jerrace up. Jn immacuiate cond . rm .. wE;,t bar, high ceiling Outstanding 4 BR POOL Quality homes tor · room. Office would also be ideal
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BR.RdRS: Advertbetl ' 4+,Fam_ilyroorn&tpool. 7.12K .. """'9a Lowervacant.readyfor livingrtn,Just$179.SOO. H0tt1E including growingfamllies maid 's room or den. Decorative
-.• 'bl·•~•'',,..•~ •v&utted ceilings. Private $11,750 occu Pan c Y · ss7 •9oo . 1961 Pt. SecibDUrM hideaway master suite, "'""'";;;;;::c"'°';;c4.,90=o::::o.::.-· II wrought iron, 2 fireplaces, Spanish ··~· •• • 1 tE\'es 642 22531 E · 1 H b cozy ramily center. Lusb , tmmedlat111. THE PfOI entrance rom ~audettheland.38R .. Vaca11t~ xcept1ona ar or gardens rrame party VillageofEIC.mlnoReal tiled entry, view of main channel. =P/.U:,,•:,.m: ;:!~~:r 5~~':-de~el~: J;;i~W"J..1P~~:= 10.6 Acres, suitable ror ~~~s~0kft~he~~il: ~l~od~yr~~~:df:.l. =:=or $295,000.
mnctiMertiononb". 1 £1e1ant decor. Call now ~'5ef~~1.5 medical; xlnt_amen.ities. ar .. ; lge. piUo&deck . youngfamlllea tosee.847~.lOAGT. ,.. . cu· .rt. ·Dos· li •.~: Call Ed Fish teves. Proft!ss ~ 1"1dscaped; GERRIECO. troml39,495 MONARCH IAY TaRACI CANCZU.ATIONS': ""Y,11-----~----1 979-41901 lot.sOl"goodit!s.$74,500 RLTRS. 645-4400 DeerfieldPatloHomes 4 bedrooms. 3 baths; formal dining
Whm ldUiDI an ad be ......... ,,_ pool home. Un, Call to~-·~ ·1 ,_ ~·-f · 1 I ...... -<-<o1• awv _,,, , • ••• -_... ..... rsa11e -·• room, am1 y room, new y built. -.e e ••--vs• .__liev•ble ~-summer R Ito CB ~a· la' A be t"! I 2 •• 2 I · I 11•-ta.e KILL NUMB"R ~18J; at j~l. s:Jf,000! 83 f ' sOUIH_~ bath ;,.ue!t~liff ad:if1~~n, ,::':;loam.... Sweeping ocean vieWs from all areas :!::::'~J!i'~ All .terms available. 2400W.Clt.'Jfwy.,N.B. •olmn do; Close toeverythin~. KEY CQN'OQ OeerfieldTownhomes of the house. Large protected yard ~:,.:111a1 ~1~ HurTY -Call 8'7-6010. 642'6472 • 67J.8486Eves ,llfAL,TOR Abargainat$69,SOO 1 &2storyhanea· area perfect for pool & jacuzzi .
... bt' the adv=: AGT. l"""""".;..T~g«~)!:°o(ia~~~Y~E.;..R-'...CC I''!'!!!!!'!'!!~ ee~x~u:ni':1ffr~pl;~~~ ~~~lies $153,500. ~
ct¥otadllpute.. Et1stsidt formal dining room, DeerfteldParto;Homes ~ 159,950. 5 BR Sole'°"'......... llw CANYON -BEAUTIFUL BORDEAUX
CANCELLATION OR Bargain r Mesa Woods, private garden patio + executive homes ,One story 3 BR at 1973 f)rice. Great
CO,l\RSCTION OF $4000 Down 3t52SantaClaraClrc. yard. Super location. fromt54,995 location. Big lot, air condit1·oned, NEW Al> BEFOJlE , OpenSunl,S $43.900. lO'k down. Call : C:i.,.ldeto Fanillva-Gi..tzlff!ly 962-7788 vu'-o1un,_.,,,.,.... coming cook top, upgrades. privacy,
.klll«-·iowld Hardlbfind2bathbeau· SllYICE ·&4H219 4 1 K€Y TheTe...,.TowMomel quickoccupancy.Now$118,500.
tW bu beea ontend. ty all dressed uu. Lux· ""9 R.E:AlTORSA Singlestoryh<lmel
W we eannat iuann-urious panelling aets off SPECTACULAR VIEW· surroundlngapark OCEAN 1: JITTY YllW
1MtodD•ilntK U. ad larce Uvtng room. Fami, 3 BR. 2 Ba,.i Brokers LAGUHABEACH trom-1"°1 LI~ Spacious family home across from Big
ha• •ppe•red la th• ly play room overlooks Preview 1er. ''Priced DRAMATIC, CUSTOM Custom Du~ex ~·-...... easy ccre Vanl wiLh ce-right. 41:: won't. last a DESIGN, by noted Dramatic.rustle Corona · Beach. 3 bedrooms, guest
O:lf&.A·UNEADS: ment decking -. bl!,ing wt=.k'',A1t.442-2237or Laguna architect.;2 '8R, 3Bedroomunits. loseto BACK BAY =.n:STJ,.. room, family room. Formal dining,
,.._ -. are 11.rietb Vour boat or dad; truckt·""-~9_n_•---~--I 2 baths. outstanding beach . Sl27,900. ..._ ___ LI:__ office, workshop plus asnple parking. ~1n-~-.... ~ maU in qfr alley. Ease in for ocean & coastline views, CENTURY 21 ........ .., • ""''""" $259 500 _,, _,,. "'~ StOIO dotfn • st.ea1s don't y-·~ t 1 · te t Oilltinctlve single family • · • at any Goe DI ou.r of· last'. Call 648_717L ~-mus see o apprec1a a 642· 1771 4 bedrooms, pool, ramily garden hooa
fkll!ll. NO phone arden. AM ... _.... S79,SOO. I~~~~~~~~"! room, stone fireplace, from ,51.250 IRViME COVE Deadline : 3 p.m . •OP.t:Nr1t9•11-siUHro9fMCE• ~er.out of~! ML!Jll WOODS COVE AREA.I-garden patio, eat-in
=-z.eo.t.allea•of, lellspaelousJbidrodm. R,2 Jot, within walking Price kitchenandprivatesun, RanchoSanJoequin Magnif·icent white-water view.
U nooa al '11 e~erate · d~n, a··,bath distance to beach, asking Rttduction deek-. Huge master Townhomea Outstanding home steps from private
...... (!ff.... ~e. Plus large yatd 13'1.500. I corOna 'bedroom suite. $4l,500. Anewadult-oriented, beach in exclusive gated area. 5 ~!f:eY rr.~~O: ,,_,=======~• =~t~e ·~~°,!~;:. ':°~! T~~~~t:.:g,':;nt Del Mer ~.Oo/c down,·~:~962'778fi. =~::~: bedrooms, family room, formal dining
dmalfy, .tit, CleD90I' or A DAB OF p-oL~'M !~•7•!i .. ~ ~!!P'..,~LOSO. or lease/option, 3 BR Price Just reduced on t P.€ALT-n c A forgranct opening. room. $500,000. . ref••., any adYer-. .t::.4.n. ,;:,v -._.or~1 family home, overlook· ~
• .....,,udtochanse JEU,:V-applied to th WalllerALH inghills.$55,CXX> · this sharp 2.bedroom, 2 N-a--"" 75' LIDO FRONrAGE b r9le9 6 ... sulallonl tbrea'da 'of fib&ernail' R•AL ESTATE NEWPORT •••cH bath home near beach in _,_.., S . S b d h . h d. . --noll.. -"•" -• ··• ~.. ~ . -Corona Del Mar "pool NEWPORT pac1ous e room ome wit 1n1ng . ~ .. ~"" a-ue. ~es1----~.~----1 WILL EXCHANGE FOR . ' VIII ... ~ H·~ v•-· -.. SlfllD will t-••e u•· r-u and covered·lanal for en--u;=~:;;i;;~=~=-=--· 11 room, office, separate ch1"ldren's w1·ng -..,.¥,,._ UI _ ... •vou ][OU don't need a IUD to LAGUNA-· BEACH OR tert•lnirtg, Owner o£fer, HarborVMrN'H IU•PlaADOllHS rilctlaa."l'r~ a DalJr ·"maw Fast" when·,..;.. HUNT. H•RBOUR. • HEIGHTS o..m;m1&?"'.!'!!. and family room. Secluded patio in PO Box!* Pilot Cla11ifted Ad to placeanadintbeOAit.Y· B 3"-b .-.. ! ·1 ingveryflexiblete{msto 1i....,1etnltv~' center of this outstanding fam1"ly ca.a Mesa' bu)~ sell or rent somet· PILOT Want Adi! Call r.. 7" a., anu Y rm., qualified b111er, "167,SOO . ... ..S...,,,,_ .,.. .ldaa'· now-llU-~ . formal din. ·rm., pool, includes t~e Janel. Call 3 FIREPLACES homml. home. $169,500. ~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:-:;;;;;;;;;i~~iiii~-iii'~il;i;iiiiiiil asking 1149.500. now to see. t1'!l-855o SpygJaaa Hiil I SAN JUAN CAP. Ol'fH1t19°11·s11.W ro 8fN1Cft Plush carpeting, wetbar. Executr.,tl'IOmelwilh IRVIME TERRACE CUTIE
RANCH ,ER 0 R premium wall coverings, apectacularoceanvlewl See th' 3 b d 2 b h f ·1 HORS~MAN. )'OU can be 3 huge bedrooms, 3 car frOm t111,000 · ts e room, at amt y
ett.ber qr bolhon these 10 iarage. 3 patios. Mini· JesnfneCt'MilcT~ home, cozy fireplace in the large living
,plus acres. located pooJ. Private yard. Call : PUhhamMaocented room. Immediate occupancy. $74 ,500.
within city limit.I, or· Veter•• 962-7788 wilhcedlr, brick A atone
I ...... atSl.I0,000. K€Y fnlm IH.llOO
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• To SJJt>$crib'e . , MESA VEIDE IUY
1! ST ATE SALES· makeitpouibleforyou 'tfl' P.€A~TOP.Sft ~-~· PEOPLE to use your eUgibJUty1----~----llooneHomeo
4947531 ·again! Why rent when ·. .. ~~ .. ·~-To~·iouR ·4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, pool, near golf'
course. Owner in a hurry. $74,500. '
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clnderelJ!..•s 5671·w t• r.··~ ' looks parklike greenbelt. PromonTocyBiyHomel w a 111er _... Heated .pool, lounge, 2 Elegant wtterfront ltvlng
REAL ESTATE game rooms & putting htwn 11ff,IOO C.astfe 4 green. 3 twln,sized
$45 500 Private Dock bedrooms, family room 1\Jslln
• • wilh '""'• !il<!place and SeDIOllMal 3BR, formal $ ( 37,000 Hl·ln kit<hen, overlook· ~VlttlOI
dJnlng, brick fireplc. loY· Luxurious ' BR, 3 B'A ~-prden atrium. Super L..aQfwoodf~
elf upgraded kitch. waterfront;.home with locaUoo... $38,900. lO'J ~n~·=·
Ntfiled under '9 yr old Jacus&i pool and beaut. down. CalJ : 962-1188 from '21.119 "I:,
,cowering tree. Cq1tc ~·· 11,od1ocnn lor la(ae • K€Y · ~· --· Mesa '1 mo.st popular "----=.... £~ '''""'"'ft ro,:.:r:;,::.'11"
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plAMATIC · ~=:--Bal rat. ""at.,ox.nt. New ·..., .... ..,sn "20 UACM Arched fotma) .eft ~ tram . ·~•--3 IJD 8 2•• bl 1---~I:-~---... Jtryway lttp d0WJ1 c.......... n.. "" " • :<i" t:athe'dral Jiving r~m Youc;wtr.chtheletlomls tuf~ rab~· ~~:· 3:~l~~ ~ 4 l~RM 2 SfWy • with lS' brick fireplace, bVttklrlglhieSan ~°"
i>\airway,mooring. Near new, w•flmly de-Eat,ln kitchen. formal Senf1Anafr..-y10 Mne .
. OpeA Sat~• .... l,$ cOrated with ftM paooJI, dintng, 1p1doUI family Spenda~ln tf'llvllllOll ·
409r;.l ~· in•, -tµxucy tarpel•r roo'm with Danish ~~~"!'~~~J''I.
l • s:t;-178{°°' drapel 1bd loads or de· fireplace. huge master the~YoUtflfa-G:t'.,.
HESTEl·"""'WN coraun1 expor<lae. As· suite plu~,3 twin·slud ~""' sume low interest VA bedrooms: Premium c~llOlJSllGOl'l'Omlm • t ~Assoc., Realtors Joan. Ju11t J~ belbw floor, walL and window "
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A REAL CREAM PUFF
.2 stOry, 3·bedrooms, 3'h baths, sunken
living room, formal dining room:
Cheery family room, brick fireplace,
huge separate studio with loft &
·private bath. •102,000.
I llG -IEAunRll.-IWFFS
W8'lll 3 bedroott\ home with family ..
ro"om, form al dining room, 2
fireplaces, view of park and bay, lots ot
mission tile and much !Dore. $105,000. 1
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· IXCmNG UP-SIDE DOWN DUPLEX
'-119,500 buys nearly new 3 & 2 bedroom
iluplex. Fireplaces in both units. Walk.
to bay and beach. Rent one, live like•
kin~ in the second. · .
CORONA DB. MAI YIEW I
t.ara:e 9ldei:,ho1,1se on two view Iota one•
6lock from beach. House rent! well
and will help carry ex(lllnses until
ready to build. $121,500.
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OPIH HOUSI 1-4 PM SAT & SUN
ILEGAM! De~lgoer's Home -fabulous ~ean _view. 3 BR, formal din'g rm;
Geor1pao wood paoWJng & frplc. Many· beautiful features.
$159,500. . 765 Bay.lew, Lagoioa ._...h
CUSTOM Builder 's Own Mini Mansion.
S BR + game room, best view in Laguna. $149,500. ,
LAGUNA Beach s Units. Good income
property. No vacancy factor. Walk to
beach. Priced to sell at $129,000.
HIWPORT Beach Weslcliff area -
Beaullful home 3 BR + pool. Possible
land contract. Sublet $79,500.
0CEANVuLotsLaguna$19,500&$32,500
FOR S4LE OR TR4DE
MOTEL41 Units Laguna$425 000
2 Lux Ocean Vu Condo $85 000'1$95 ooo
TRIPLEX, CdM $97 sOO/trd V~cant Land '
PROMINTORY Bay Lot -Room Lrg
Boat
LAGUNA Canyon , Commercial Property·
1'111-incJ available on all properlloi, 2nd
T.D.s available 25 years experience'.
~II.· macnab /lrvlne ~ realty
FINER HOMES
From
$64,900 to $775,000
LINDA ISLE.
Glamorous 4 bed room w /fami ly
room, study w /fireplace & wet bar.
Enjoy SI' of Bay from beautiful can·
tilevered terrace . By Appl.
Catherine Schweickert 642-8235.
(M37)
"LET'S MAKE A DEAL"
Beautiful "model type" 5 bedroom,
21h bath home in Newport Beach.
3-car garage -huge family room ~
2 firtpla ces: · Emmet McKune
644.j)200 . (MJ8)
IRIGHT & SHINY.
Completely remodeled 3 bedroom.
formal dining room home in a
private community. 2 fireplaces -
good t'aste thruout -luxurious .
gardens. $99.750. Bctrbara Aune
. 642-8235. CM 39 )
IA YFROHT ESTATE.
156' of sloping lawns fronting on the
Bay w /pier & slip for over 100'
yacht. 3 bedroom child ren's wi ng
w/separate living room & fireplace.
Master suite w /study & His & Hers
baths encompasses enti re 2nd floor.
Separate m·aid 's quarters. Newly r e-
decorated. $750,000. Be verly Morphy
642·8235. (M40)
SOCIALIZE IH SHORECLIFFS.
You'll impress your guests with the
Ocean & Canyon VIEWS afforded
from this custom 3 bedroom manor
with wooden beams, brick patio &
private beach to boot. Flexible
financin g. J oyce Edlund 642-8235 ..
(M41)
"1.0VE ME OR LEAVE ME, ll/T SEl"
Friendly, warm & s unny 3
bedrooms. separate dining room,
gala billiard room w /wet bar,
enchanting pool & gardens. $112,500.
Jack Custer 642-8235. (M42)
TRIPLEX INCOME. •
OCEANFRONT -NEWPORT
BEACH. Sand & sea al your fron.t
doorstep. 3 bedroom down & two 2
bedrooms up -each unit w 12 baths.
·Only 2 yrs. new. OPEN SUN. 1·5
P .M. 414 E. OCEANFRONT. CM43)
UNIVERSITY PARK.
Lovely· 3 bedroom. 2 bath, lamily
room home w /garden atrium. open
beam cei lings & wocxl paneling in
dining area. $64,900. OPEN SUN. 1·5
. P.M. 17571 HICKORY TREE LANE.
(M44)
FRENCH NORMANDY LUXURY.
Linda Isle Baylront )lome. 3
fireplaces, tile floors, carved panel·
Ing, gourmet kil't!hen w/wine cellar.
$485,000 fee. OPEN SUN, 1·5 P.M.
LINDA ISLE. (M45)
"SPRING IOllqUET"
Describes ·lhis brl~t & airy home
situated in Harbor View Hills . ~e·
ly view -3 bedrooms -cozy den &
family room. $97,00o. Belle Chase
Lee 644·6200. CM46) · •
A IOAT HEEDS A HOME TOO!!
I..ovelf Spanish-styled hol?I<! on Lin·.
da Isle w /70' float & 103' pierheail
line. 3 bedrooms, ~'h baths, den &
separ11,te dining. $212,000. Bob
Owens 642·82=!5· (M47) .
Ht Ooftt" Df!Ttl 14:1·.US 1M4 MKAtllM 644·1200 """"'*' .. Kii. C.Ufrik!M 1211J
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· •. .All or it.' Wl\ere would you build · ~~1~"; '0' details. Highly upgraded SANDPlPER mQdel.
----Y01JR JfO'MEt'"lri the moSt bilalitlful fyofessionally-d""°"ated and custom
.. ,. & 1 'TOR' S SJ>Ot, rlg)ltf' Well , the Irvine family did He""port lleoch landS<:aped. Magnificent patio aod ,._., j ust that In' ·IRVINE COVE, 40 ·I View viewing deck, 4 bedrooms, family
671-5'9 I Distinctive bom'es & one is for sale-ay room, a baths, 3 car garage. $124,000.
., call us for det11Us. 8 ti!. edc::tm~alhs . Call 640-6161
eb·oose your eolou CAT ALINA VIEW
Ol'94 tlOUSES-SAT/SUH I lo 5 PM ~BOii ISLAt4D DRIVE ~'°,·iin"!,h•_••,.~goeh roubeagmh r.rom living room on a clea_r day. 3 BR, ·, • Prime · 50x100 Promontory S.ay, •• • ~ k h w 11< ~500 l(OXIURY -CAMEO SHORES: bayfront lot. Across from prlva_te .. -i . won'1 last•• only 2 BA, fam rm + gourmet itc en.-a
Spar klin g clean three bedroom home "·-ch·, on quiet Harbor Island Drive. $<6,950.CaU ... -2313. •·to beach and new recreation center.
....,.. • ONN '" 9 ·" s 'u"' rowN1C1·· Only $48,000. Call now, 962·4454 . with OCEAN ·VIEW. Private beaches, Pier & slip privileges for 50 I\. + boat, ENJOY THE SECURITY choice corner lot -just about tennis facing North, well protected. $131 ,500
court ;;lze. Sheltered patio for Sunday or this 3 bedroom, 2 bath Westcliff area
bruncb. Big side yard -park your Ol'Et'-HOUSI home. With pool "for skinny dipping".
boat!! Open Sun. Only $127,500. SAT. • Sutt. 1·5 SUPElll HOMIS Private front courtyard. PLUS room
3626 CATAMAltAH-
> H4UOlt VIEW HILi.$.
Truly fabulou!< 6 bedroom home.
Spacious. family room, patios, pool &
jacuzzi, AND even a putting green.
Owner has been transferred and even
the appraiser thinks the price is great.
$149,500.
1979 YISTA CAUDAL:
The most
view, two
The Bluffs Condominium.
beautiful ''down channel''
bedroom hideaway. $71,500.
OTHER LISTINGS A¥41LAILE:
PLEASE CAU TO SIE!
I. East Bayfront-Liltle Island. Unusual
five bedroom home ON THE BAY.
Private piei:_; can be r econverted to a
duplex.
2 . Bluff s Condomi nium -
EXCLUSIVE : AID decorated. It's
beautiful . Four bedroom, air
conditioned.
3. Corona del Mar charm: Walk just
one block to the beach, and to all shops,
markets, banks., restaurants. Owner
will finance.
4. Twenty-second St. It's neat. it's new,
it's nice. For the beginning family.
$52,500.
5. LEASES' Three bedroom home,
immaculate ; one block to beach.
Yearly lease at $500. month.
The atrium entry leads you into a OFTHE'WHll for boat or trailer. PLUS 634% VA as.
world. of sundecks & unobstructed OpenSun1-s s umable loan• ONLY $62 ,500. Call
views~· bay la~ching ramps. 4 BR., 3 1000 Visalia.CM MS-1141
b ' I R I C t Lovely Mesa Woods 2 a., or"'a 1<. poo • us om story.•"'+ ....... nn. UNIVERSITY PARK
construction with wood parquet floors. R,:lreshing delight at Popular plan 3 CHANCELLOR home. 3
You MUST see this one! '611.250. Bedroom, 2 baths. Newly decorated in-
120 KINGS PLACE. M.I. ~~a~~~~a side. Air conditioning. Assume low in-
HARBOR
COMPANY .
. REALTO.RS
2165 E. Coast Hwy .. C-. dol'Mar
"Selling RHI Eshft In Howf"N'fi Harbor
Sloc• 1944"
673-4400
G•aor<ll 1ooiGoaor<ll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
LINDA ISU
Mexican contemp. Open bay view ;
best on Linda. Exterior & inter. in
finest woods & brick. 3 Bdrms. + con-
vert. den/game rm. Pier & slip for
large boat. Architectural Digest, Fall
'G!l',$650,000. Pal Hug
N. &fesa Verde, 2 & a terest rate ins. loan. Quick occupancy
den. Must see this enter-can be· arran ged. $55.000 . Call 640-6161 .
· taill•M~~~~i:l\'c\·~ LOCATION, LOCATION
J.magine 3 & a fanuly ror 1'his 3 bdrm . & family rm. ho me is ~ly S44.~VINE situated near 40 acre park. Has custom
wantabitofcasy living'! window treatm e nts. carpets &
3 BR Tow nhou se . <it landscaping. Poolsized lot or 2 blks. to
$11,500! exclusive swim & tennis club. SEE
DUPLEX S ALL Good starter inron1e un-THI ONE NOW, C 962-4454
its. 2 Bed,ms each . ASSUMABLELOAN
Sharp! $4G.900. New listing in north Costa Mesa. 3 UPER~ Bedrooms, 2 baths. with a s parkling
;-..,,. 18x36 heated pool. Home is i11 great · uMES condition!! 7% Loan can be assumed.
SM1 c...,... Ha 541-1155 Hardwood floors. Only $45.950. A e:reat
UPPER
BAY
Super sharp, 3 bedroom
home with huge family
room & corner brick
fireplace. A real find at
just ....
$43,000
buy! Call546·4141
Three bedroom home in Westcliff area'.
Immaculate. Yearly lease al $425. mth
including gardener.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona dol Mar
675-5511
The Lagoon side, slip. for 55 fl. boat ;
exquisite decor ; 5 bdrm., fam. rm.
w/view; formal dining rm.; 3 frplcs.
$350,000. Sharon Lynch · s~r.;: =.:-! .......... ~~-~!:~!'! .......... ~!~~
GaMral 1002,GtMral IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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VISIT THESE
NEW LISTING
Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, adult oc-
. cupied home on quiet cul-de-sac. Ag-
gregate walks and patio. Shuffle
board. Outside lighting in gardens.
Sprinklers front & rear. Only $62,500.
20252 Adrian Cir. HI Sal/S.o 1·5
HARBOR VIEW HOME
NEW LISTI NG. Popular Carmel
model + a bonus room. 3 Bedrooms,
fam rm., dine rm., cozy fireplace. On a
·choice lot at the end of a cul-de-sac
street. $72,950'.
1950 Port llllhop Cir. Sal/S.a IZ·S
CAPT ~II-I'S QllA.RTERS
View the blue Pacific from your 4
bedroom, family rooin, garden home
in a quiet establish ed family
n e i gh borhood with PRIVATE
BEACHES. "Docked"
4501 Ha111,.....C••0Sh. Sat/S,..1·5
PRIME OCEAN VIEW
from this NEW CONDOMINIUM. 2
Bedroom , 2 bath, !pie.,
FURNISHINGS INCLUDED. Drive by
.and you will overlook Divers Cove.
Spectacular at $99.000.
720 CUff Dritt, apt 4 Lag lch Sat 1·5
BAYCREST
Large custom built 3 bedrm, family
room, 2 fireplaces, 3 bath home.
Oversized lot. E nclosed yard with
beautiful new pool & decking. Quiel;
secluded street on one of the better
streets in Newport Beach. Low in-
terest available. A real buy at $82,900.
CALL 644-7270
ZBZI E. Coasl Highway, Corona del Mer .
GtMral , 100 Goneral 1002
Witslcllff villa
. ' $15,000
Klea:anl &c sJ)8cious one
story convenience set is a
bung a low t ype al-
mcnphere,, Completely
prlv::t~ and tioestquality
lhruQU\. Qilze on tw
pati•• from Walls o
gl~s on each 11ide o
huge Ii Yin• room .
Presti ge, ri"lalbtenanc
rree living nt Ill finest.
Appl. Only. WtMker
Le.e Rieal .. l!'sLat
llgC'"'YOll
Custom Lots
•18,000 Sq.ft., rm. for
tennis + pool. lge home
on 8th £airway, $100.000.
• 180 Degree ••forever"
view. over 2nd falrway,
Sl2S.OOO.
VOGEL & BABBITT
REALTORS
644·6056
--.nu.ol>'lnf:.... VA/FHA Repos
·SEAL BEAql in OranaeCount.J
2000 sq,l't./familt'room Keya in office:
tormal din rm-m11rbl WOILO
•nlry & fi"'plac~ RIAL 15TATI oJ~EJ.~ollege fark $peciallsts in 1overn-s ~ v'} looo . "-454 mentfinanctdhomed!
Biro ti ~bd -'-~4,500 556-1111 call anytime lledrlJI.~' J>l/l.-QUlo.tar4 •, • • .w,. &12--aa&f Qpo11 Today! Wa•t Ad• -Call Ml .
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IAYFROHTS
2·Sly. 4 bdrm., pier & s lip. Balboa
Penin. $295,000. Private drive, 4 bdrm.
+studio & apt. Pier & float. Zoned R-2.
Fee. $385,000. Carolyn Mason
THE BLUFFS
4 Bdrm. '•C" plan. on greentielt. A/C. ~
$72,500. Cathryn Tennille.
WE HEED YOUR LISTll'IG-CAU:
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567. San Hlcolas Drive, Suite I OZ
H•wportCenler
640.4050
1002
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· COLLEGE P'4RIC
Home in prime concJi.
11on . 3 Bei!room. 2 baths
+ luxurious cabana &
pool. Large living rm
w/£plc . Plus family rm.
Bltns. Shake roor. Owner
is moving out of area.
646-3928 ~ves 546--0521
DANDY
2200 Sq(t or custom
home. 4 Bedrooms v.·/3
baths. a separate ramily
room + a lg'e.dfning rm.
This can be yours al
just .....
.. $~8.950
BEST IN BLUFFS
ONE LEVEL LINDA-BAY YIEW
Newj>orl's best buy. Nrly. new 3 BR, 2
ba .. A/C, cusl. cpts, drps, wet bar. Lge.
priv. wrap a round patio. $84,500, Incl.
land. A beauty!
OPEN 1·5 2445 VISTA HOILEZ4
PANORAMIC BAY VIEW
End unit on point of Bluffs , overlooking
greenbelt, bay & Mts. Like new 2 yr.
old ; 3 BR, 21h ba. 1950 Sq. fl. Sll0,000
Incl. prime land. Will lse/opl.
OPEN 1·5 529 PU.YA loft V. Parada!
CUSTOM BA YFROHT -VIEW
End unit, 2500 sq. ft. ol the ultimate! 3
BR , form. din., 31h ba .. fa m. rm. w /wet
bar & 2nd lrpl. $115,000. ·
OPEN 1·5 ZOI NATA loffY.HoblHal
HELEN B. DOWD.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
16th UNIT
NEW MODELS • NEW FEATURES • Excenenl
selecUon of homesnes • New Floorplans -up
to 3,000 sq. ft. Join us today for a view of our
new unit .•. the selection will never be better,
or the prices lower. Live near the ocean in
·-Huntington Beach, where your fam11.y can
an]oy healthy, crisp. onshore breezes. All La
Cuesta homes complement this fine environ·
ment. Large comfortable homes designed
with flair and imagination.
1rom$5Cl,990
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HOUSES FOR SALE 3257Iowa•(Mesaverde)C.M ..
2 IEDliooM· · • 54~211 · Sf!.ooo sat&"sUn1.s
••3306 Marcus, Newport Beacb •.31Al 111!81"on La, Costa Mesa
675-4060 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5'.t6:4141 +is,95o Sun 1-5
31915 Ninth Street, So. Laguna 4S3 Vista Trucblj, Eastbluff ,NB .
494-9704 , Sun 12-4 640-8984 $77,500 · Sun. 2·5
. ~ Ne,.port·Beach ,: 31P Driftwood (Shorecliffl CDM
' $57 950 "' • Sun.1-5 1>'15·3468 Set/Sun l·~ ~ . estcllffVj]Ja/Dove.;,.i'J~ ,· 17581 Fremont St., Fnt. Valley' · •
• 646-7171 '. 'Sat/Sun t-5 •· ~-3202 $52,800 Sat/Sun. 1·4 'l!i79 Vista Cl!,udaftsfUffa}P. • , ; 1700 Paloma, NewP?rt Beach
'i6754i5ll ~ . 9it/SWl.,P5 642-5200 $81,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
'"6l?Heliolrnpe, cl»{, • ' • 1 •1117~ Via Verona (T. Rk .) Irv.
•. 6'15-1225 $67,500),;.' SatlSUn.12-4 ' 552-'i500 $86,500 Sun.1;5
570 Vii!toria Costa\lesa . ,, 453 Broacjway, Costa Mesa
•. 616-7J.71 .' • .•~su01.:i 644-7211 . sat/Sun 12-5
•437.Seaward· CorodaHgldsNB ' , 175 W. Junipero, San Clemente .._'6'1~ Slln-1:5 498·03@ I§!!.®<> $un 1-5_
. 2 II &F~YltOOMorDEH . '4500Roi<bury (CameoShrs) CdM
25962nd St. (N'pt:'sjiores) NB .. . -675-551I .$1Z1,500 Sat /~UD 1-5
, · '642-4684 ~~ Sat/Sun9-5 1318Santanella (Irv. Ter.) CdM
'lOltue Fontainebleau BigCynNB 675-3000; , Sat/Sun.1·5
«44-1766 ·$139,500 .S.at/SUn. l ·5 •1724Terr~pm (Baycrest) NB 1106 Port Sbefndd (HVll) NB . 675-3ooo Sat/Sun.1-5
·644-4191 $67,900 , Sat is~ 12·5 ••63 Balboa Coves (Bal. Coves) NB
4381 Margarita (Gmtiee) Irv. , 675·30QO Sat/Sun.1-5
552-7500 $49,500 Sun.1-5 2074 Pt. Bristol (H. V. Hms) NB
18715 Paseo Picas59 (T. Rock) Irv. 675-3000 Sat/Sun. 1-5
552-7500 63,500 · Sat/Sun.1-5 ••41l9N. Bayrront <Bal ls'fNB . * 158 w. SanAntonio,San CJ 833-9781 .1 · Sal/sun. 1:5 . 498-0300 $69,950-Sun 1.5 2941 Ptl,mba (Mes~ Verde) C.M.
·232 Poinsettia, Coronade!Mar ~ . t' Sat/Sljl>: 1-5
644-7662 $.at/Sun. l -5 ~9$9.Bcirt B1Slio~.Harb. V.u}lms .
221 Dnrtwood, Corona Del Mar • li4i-'721~ $7!!, -Sat/Sun 12-5
675·7225 $125,0oo. Sat/Sun 1-5 in.ii rfarCIBJ!US;. rooa Del Mar .
·330 Mo~qingCanyon, CDM · 6'15-~~5 tl,oo,oqo Sat/Sun 1·5
675·7225 $107,500 Sat/Sunl~5 •1707 iradewmds,N.B. '
1800 Port Sheffield, HV.Hms NB 67~·7~~ ( $79,500 . Sat/Sun 1,5
$76,995 Sun II-5 303La'Jolla, NewptHghts NB
• 3 1E01100Ms • 642-5200 $75,ooo Sun 1-5
ZIOl Vista Umbrosa (Bluffs) NB 237z.Azure, Santa Ana Hghts
644-4910 . $.69.950 Sat/Sun.1·5 646.BSll $43,000 · · Sun 1-5
2011 Miramar (Penin. pt.YN.B. 3107 Sumatra, Mesa Verde CM
673'-3663 Sun.1-4 646-8811 $45,500 Sun 1-5
324 Morning Canyon, Sborecliffs •981 Dahli,a, Greenbrook, CM CdM • 540-USl $66,500 Sunl-5
642-8235 Sat./Sun.1·5· 538 Vista Grande (Bluffs) N.B.
1961 Pt. ~abourne (HVHms) NB '644-1133 Sun. 1-5
673-2222 $74,500 .Sat/Sun.1-5 •1921 Toyon (Baycrest) NB
2164Rura1Pl. EastsideCM . 642-823 5 $112,500 Sun.1-5
642 -6368 $39,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1372 Apsley (Lemon Hts.) Santa Ana
14658 Golden Glen, Irvine 64Z-8235 $134,500 . Sun. 1·5
673-8550 $25,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 · 2402 Bayfarm Pl., Santa Ana Hts.
14573 Oval, Irvine 644-6200 $70,000 Sun. 1·5
673-8550 $.'!1,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1106 Sandpiper Dr. (HVHills) CdM
1984 Port ClaridgeHVHmsNB 644-6200 $97,0QO Sun.1-5
673-8550 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 17~71 Hickory·Tree Ln (Unv Pk) Irv
2441Nobleza.(Bluffs) N.B. . 644-6200 :1 $64,900 Sun.1-5
675-3000 Sun.1-5 267SantoTomas, Costa Mesa
1400~ngs Rd., Newport Beach · ··· 645-6846 Sun1·5
64212237 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 · 2201 Private Rd .. Nwpt Beach
2406 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 642-8235 $87 ,500 Sun. 1-5
546'1151 · Sat/Sutl'l-4:30 1782 New Hampshire,. Mesa Verde
708 Orchid, Corona del Mar · CM
546-5880 $79,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 556-2660 '$52,900 Sun 1-5
20252 AdrlanCir, Hunt. Bcb. 246 Albert PL, Costa Mesa
644-7270 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 646-7171 Sun 1·5
19362 Pitcairn, Hunt. Beach 2438 Bowdoin, Costa Mesa
· 556-8800 .. Sat/Sun.1-5 646-7171
1812 Port Ashley, Newport Bch . 319 Poinsettia, CDM
640-6161 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-7225 . $84.ll50 Sun 1-5
667 Vista Bonita (Bluffs)·:tJB 2674 Redlands A v"e. Costa Mesa ·
640-8455 $61,900 Sat/Sun 1·5. · 546-2313-' Sun 1-5
429 Vista Suerte, Bluffs N.B. 701.Kings-.lld"'Newport Heights 6'13·8550 $72,soo d.n1_5 642·8235 $169,000 Sat/Sun. l·S "" 1001 Sabrina Ter, Irv Ter
•17941Bascom, Univ Pk, Irv. 673-8550 ·$179,500 · Sat/Sunl·S
640-6161 $55,900 Sun 1-5 2631 Alta Vista (EastblufO NB·
2017 Arnold, Costa Mesj! 640-S0411 $!1;1,300 Sat/Sun. .5 lO:~~r St., Costa M.esa' Sun 1.t.5 .Y l790)·CedahTree'(lJn. Pat:k) Irv. • .~-1~ $69,950 Slln.1·5
546-2313 Sun i·S · 17941 ~cewnOd (Un. Park) Irv.
•40 Rue Fontainbleau, JligCyn · P52-1,500 , $63,-900 Sun. 1-5
~ Sundayl-5 t. _ •21562ndSt.Newporl~,NB ~ , 't 1-pc)M
642.5200 $45,500 ---' Sun 1-4 •48µ eWUand <Cameo Hds) CdM
29aue Grand Vallee, Bi•Cyn 644-1766 $89,500 Sat/Sun.1-5 ~ · Sunclay 1-5 20541 Queens Park, Hunt. Bch.
3111 & F....._TIOOMOllDEM 968-4456 Sunl-5 308 PoinseW., ~delMar , 1038 .Sea,hane, Corona (lei Mar
Open Everyday' 644'°441 $85,500 Sat/Sun,10-6
446'Billedge, ~ 11e·eh • ••ii!i Canal (Npt. Shores) N.B.
640-40$0 815,000 Sun. 1..c 548-1290 Sun. 1-5
•IM28 Ef,VaJ!_e, F)ltn, Valley *l.20 Kings Place, NWPt Bch
" llG7481 $59,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 673-4400 ' Sat)Sun. l·S
,..712K-Tbanga (!rvTer) Cdlrl' 2071 Port Bristol Cir, N.B.
84%-647.2 . Sat/Sun. I.& 6404!161 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1615 Bluel>lrd Canyon, Laguna 20852 Woodlee, Hurit. Bcli -~71 . . SatlSun.U.5 !lll3·S671 $53,000 ,Sunl-5
Ide Dr., La.euiia , • Satl$un1 i2.S' . 4 •11 & f"'4'LY ROOM 011~ Oosla:Ueu. .: •Pier Drive. H , ._
llli'4'9f,OIOI S.t/9un'l:s 1168-4456 $1111.'1.s JJr Meu Veril"e CM *1412 '!,'id eland, Huntineton B<!h '
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• •20852Skimmer, Hunt. Bch.
968-4456 Sun.11-5
8382CapeNewbµry, Hunt. Bch.
• 988·4456 . Sun 1-5
•• 16335 Niantic.Cir Hntg Hbr HB
•,1371 $1291900 Open Sun l ·5
3270TUrlock Dr Mesa Woods CM
<-5:56-11120 $681900 Sat/Sun 12-5
•lil092Regatta Dr, Hunt. Bch
!162-8301 • . • Sat & Sun 12·5
15091 Glass Cir, Irv Ranch Irv
. 540-5140 Sat & Sun 12·5
.2q851 Hunter, Huntington Beach
968-1302 ~.900 Sat&Sunl·5
17593 Fremont St. Fnt Valley
963·3202 $54,800 Sat/Sun. 1-4
•1712Galaxy, DoverShoresNB ·
673·2222 ,. $179,500 Sat/Sun.1·5
4507 Gorham <CameoShrs.) CdM . ·
-640-4050 $157 ,500 Sat/Sun' 1-5
2336 Port·CarUsle (HVff) N.B.
752·0460 $95,000 Sun. 1-5
4527 Fairfield, CameoShrs CdM
644-1766 $179,500 ·Sat/Sun. 1-5 * *333 Mol')\ing-Star Ln D Sb rs NB
644-1766 $295,000 · Sun.1·5
••319. Morning Star Ln. Dov Shrs NB -.
642-8235 $215,ooo siit.1Sun.1·5 ·,
•~607' Bayside Dr. (Prpmontory
Bay) NB
673:3900 Sat/Sunl0-5 p.m.
1710Candlestick Ln. Baycst. NB
644-1766 $115,000 Sat/Sun.1-5
1507 Lincoln La, Westcliff, NB •
642-5200 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
2751 Can*ry, Mesa Verde, CM
546-4141 $77,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
18752 Via Siena (Turtlrk.) Irv.
552-7500 $89,500 Sat/Sun. 1·5
I8752Via San Marco (T. Rk .) Irv.
. 552·7500 $79,500 Sun 1-5
it2707 Bluewater, HVHms CdM
646-7414 $169,500 Sat /Sun 1-5
4501 Hampden, Cameo Shores CdM
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3825 Claremont, Irvine
. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
· 1255 Somerset Ln (WstcLiff) N. B.
640-0020 Sat/Sun.1-5
•3007 Java Rd., Co.sta Mesa
752-1920 Sat/Sun 1-5
16Z7 Pt. Abbey (JI.V Hms) N.B.
675-3000 Sunday 1-5 •••111 Balboa Coves, Npt. Bch.
752-1920 Sat /Sun 1-5
1633Highland Dr, Nwpt Bch
642-4519 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
No. 5 Cherry Hills Ln, Big Cyn NB
644-6249 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1848 Port Manleigh, Nwpt Bch
. 645-0303 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1860Ne\lfJersey, Mesa Verde CM ·
· 546-2313 Sat /Sun 1-5
2076 Mandarin, Mesa Verde CM
546·23!3 , Sat & Sun 1·5
•2832 Boa Vista;Mesa Verde CM
546-2313 Sat&Sun 1-5
• 1839 Pitcairn, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
ZIOl Island View Dr., CDM
~1133 · · Sun.1-5
310 Via Lido Soud (Lldo) NB
6'1~ Sun.1-5. 3226l~'IOl"es , Monarch Bay Ter
493-8290, 496-4102 Sun.11·5
•3202 Colorado, Co.sta Mesa
675-llliOO $57 ,500 · Sun l ·5
•16588Daisy Ave, FntnValley
897-1044 $63,500 Sun.1·5
•1034 Pescador (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 ~ $165,000 Sun. 1·5
.1924 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores)
NB
· 642·8235 ' Sun I ·5
*420 Kings Rd. CliffHaven, NB
675-4060 . $112,500 Sun 1-5
3268Turloclc, MesaWoodo, C.M.
556·2660 Sun 1-5
Z751 Cardinal (Mesa Verde) CM
675·6900 $71,950 Sun 1·5
2873 Europa, Mesa Verde, CM
540-1151 $53,950 Sun 1·5
.1842 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
646-7711 Sunl-5
21502St. John, Hunt. Bcb.
963-5671 $57 000 .
3860 Ocean Birch: CD,M
Sunl-5
640-6161 $124,000 Sun 1-5
20862 Woodle a, Hunt'.·Beach
546-2313 · ' Sun 1-5
1133 Gleneagtes, Costa Mesa
644-1766 $ll7,500 • sun. 1-5
5 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB
644-4910 ~9,500 Sat/Sun . 1-5
821 Ceiba Pl., Eastbluff NB
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
197 Buoy St., Cpsta Mesa
645-6983 $52,500
2672 Circle Dr., Nwpi. Heh.
Sun 1·5
675-7225 $195,000 Sat/Sunl.·5_
• 1801 Buttonshell Lri Baycre'st NII
645·6161 $134,500 Sat&Sun Z.5 "
82 Royal St. George Big Cyn NB
644-0704 ; $167,500 Sun.1·5··
•1621 Sa!'tiago, BaycrstNB·>. . ·
642-5200 $139,Qlllr ,) ' .!;Q\l.)..5
1930 Galaxy Dr. (DoverShbres) NB
642·8235 · Sun. 1·5 ••56 Linda Isl.~ <Lirlda ISie) NB •
642:8235 $485,000 , Sun. 1·5
1706 Pt. Charles (HVHomes) NB
644-6200 · Sun. 1·5
4 Ill & Fl.MIL Y iooM or DEH
•3626Catam'aran (HvHills) NB
675-5511 $14~.500 Sat /Sun 1·5
I IEDROOM • ••440 Via Lido Nord Udo.Is NB
675·61,\il . Sun. 1·5
COMDOMIMIUMS FOR
SALii
.I . IEDltOOM .
•10202 Ascot Cir, Hunt. Bch.
640-6161 $20,750 Sat/Sun 1-5·
2 IEDROOM
.••320Via Lido Nord (Lld.o Isl NB
642-8235 $215,000 Sun. 1·5
31577 E. Nine Dr., Lag Niguel
644-7662 $44 ,950 Sat/Sun . 1-5
3 IEDllOOM
334 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B.
640-0020 Sun. I ·5
3 IR & FAMILY llOOM or D94
2481 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa
546-2313 Sat & Suo 1-5
2938 Perla (The Bluffs) N.B.
640.0020 Sat/Sun . 1-5
4 IEDROOM
305 Vista Madera, Nwpt. Bch.
645-0303 $71 ,500 ·s~t /Sun 1-4 :30
4 II & FAMILY iboMorDEH
No. 5 Rue Du P are (BigCynl NB
640·5048 $199,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
301 Vista Suerie (Bluffs) N.B.
640-0020 Sun.1·5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
I IEDltOOll EACH
512 & 512 \h Begonia, CdM
544-1999 $74,900 Open Sun 1·4
Jllt&31R
2182oth Street, Newport Beach
673·6210 Sat /Sun 1-5
3111&1111
1193oth St. Newport Beach
546·5880 sat/Sun 1 ·5
3111•21R
210 34th Street, Newport Bch.
673·3663· • · Sun.1-4
3 IEDROOMS EACH
206 Fem)eaf, Corona del Mar
675·3000 Sat/Sun. 1-5
3 llt • FAM llM w D94 EACH
505/5051h Acacia, CPM
673-8550 $129,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
510 A voe ado, S::orona del Mar
644·4910 $145,000 Sat/Sun. 1·5
4 llt & l IR ,
119 45th St., Newport Beach
646·7171 Sat/Sun 1·5
S Ill ·& 2 IR
404 Iris, Corona del Mar
752-0460 $129.95() Sat/Sun 1·5
TRIPLEXES FOR SAl,.E
. 31R&Zlll
414 E . Qceanfront, Balboa.1 "·
642·8235 , Sun.1·5
TQWNHOUSES FOR . SALE
' 3 llDIOOM
'*435, ~~'l.'o, Park Lido, NB
67""""' , '44 ,950 · -Sun l ·5
COMMJ!RCIAi: FOR-SALE
. " STOltlS' &i Al'Y.. ·
700 Ca111atlon , Corqna de) Mar " ~.soo Sun 1-4:30 675-3000 -., · i Sun.1·5
. s 1EDllOOM 1Mcotitii liHrrs-.fo~ SALE
4961 Barkwood, Irvine . . Z Ill & 11\ , su-302),833-2324Sa~~.Sun1:3C» · 2347 Ora)lge, Costa Mesa , .
.,2025 Balllla Place, O:M.-' ~ · 846'3¥5 'Sun. 1·4
752'1920 , Sat/Sun l·S-~ ' .,. . • • ,. • ~Bamboo, Newport Beach • t1f OhlES FoR liatf. ,. ,.
$69,500 Spnl-4:30 l llt & p'J.Mll/f ·~·°""·"" ~, .
5 11t & fl.MIL y 1tOOt4 .,. DIM 2321 flort.Lerwlck lHVHl N;JI.
•1608G,alaxy Dr .. DovShraNB 7~~ ,L;ie$4~. mo. Sat/Siml·S
6#1768 • $j!15,000Sat1212/SUn 12-4 , ' '
2437 Holiday ltd., NewptBeacb ,,,.Wf~~:: 144·1784 $67 ,500 Sun. l ·S W-1
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Mr. Boat HcSbw
'Only $39 300
llighly <Se1ira~e Wea.
Nr. shopping & schoOls.
Immaculate t.hrou&:bout.
llard\\'ood rloots. Cozy
living room. Formal
dine. Gourmets kitchen.
t'amily bedrOOfl\S. S5000
do"''n. Owlfer will .help
you assume hit VA loan.
Exl·ept1onal value -
~lust hurry . C..:al l
H-12.·2535.
Eastsicle
. BarC)Clin
::!~10=: _,
I-lard to !in12 bath beau·
ty all dresstd up. Lux•
ur1ous panelling sets oee
lar~e h\'1ng room. Fami·
ly play room overlooks
l'US~' c;1re yard with ce--
ment deck111~ -bring
your boat or duds truck ,
in orr alley. Ease in fot
$<1000do"n -steals dori 'I
last. Cull 64617171.
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THE REAL
ESTATE RS
POOL~E
$37,'50
Super sharp 3 bedroom,~
bath, one ye;1r old . Pool
& jacu~z 1. Sellt•r needs
fast sale. Don't miss thi•
one. Assun1al>le IOMn ort
hui::e lot.
Walkor&LN
REAL. ESTATE
545-9491
POOL HOME
Be<iut1ful large pool~
heated & fi lt ered In lar1t
yard. 3 Bedroom horpe
trartially furnished vi•
eanl & ready for ot•
cupancy. Too many ex•
tras to believe. Just hsl•
ed al s.16,950.
Walhr&Lee
Rl-.:ALESrATE
545-9491
REPOSSESSION
3 + BOHUSROOM • •
See this large a bedroom
2 ~~ balh bonus room
home. in choice f"ounlain
Valley area. Priced at
only S:W.95.0 with Jow
down paymeqt.
Walkor&LN
REAL ESI'ATE I
545-9491 --
Lovely Largs
IALIOA 151.AHD
Family home on 2 lots, 4
BR. J Ba. 3 Jrplca.
Tasteful!~ furnished. lae
patio w /badminton
C<\U~tt;. Extensive pr~·
re111 1onal landscapin1.
Being offered by owner.
St57 .500.·whlch is ~.ooo.
below replacement eost.
Days. 645-3323, eve11 673-1989
d rulcJ&b
DRAMATIC '
· TWO STOllY
ENTRY. 4 Large BR's. I Ji., ·& huga. bonus rm
Prime loca1if90 le Pri~
losell 't $66.SOO. CALL~
' SE1'.ECT 1 P~'OPERTIES
,~,
ror ow.ner_ occupant. Z'
Sraod riew Beach.
Duplexes with 3 br. 2 bill
uni\s eilc)I. Amptp
gi\-alle a"d P•~llR will'
1 lit owtter deprectaUOll.
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S85,000 e•chi. C:.:all ~-1211A1em.
13$.000! Fhc. lt afld •ave.
Your pa1ffi brush lf\d
some. tmaainatJoa wU.1
mitkr this ~lQ a •harp
h mlly home. Comer I'!!,
AJley •~cess. All tefl1JI~,
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HOMES Ol'l!M l·SThlsA.,.._
A. UHl9UE HOME I• Mn• Ver• -
Ranc'1 style,-rambling, o~ feel, 4
bdrms, custom area. $69,500. See
Gudrun Coady at 2934 Java Road, ·.
Mesa Verde.
A. UHHj)UE HOME 111 Im.. T..,...e -
· Low interest, 3 bdrm, Unique Jot
. ayol!t, just reduced·$6$,000. See Hugh
Mynatt at 1401 Santanella, trvine Ter-
race ........ , . .. ,.. ... ·
A. UHl9UE HOME Iii ·Mortior View H-•
-Breathlaking view, like new. 3
bdrm. lar~t' lot S89:950. See Carol
Wilkinson at 2216 Port Durness.
A. UH19UE HOM'E I• the Rane~ -
Outstanding value in a new area: 4
bdrms plus bonus, beautiful pool area,
immaeulate condition: Bargain at
$69,500. See Fran Scott al 15352 Moulin
Circle, Irvine.
A. UH19UE HOME Ill tm.. T......,.e -
Open a nd ~iry, ocean and bay views,
secluded patio in this 3 bdrm, new list-
ing for the Unique price of $87,ooo: See
Jim Vale ntine at 724 Malabar, Corona
delMar.
A. UHIUf11 ,HOM! la Men Verde -
Sunday Spet!ial; 1st showing, 5 bdrms,
beautiful pool area, unbelievable 16w
price $79,950. See Ogden Sogn ~ 2081
Goldeneye place. .
A. UHl9UE TOWHHOME Ill 1'9 c..y""--
Deauville model, 4 bdrm, 345U sq. ft.,
elegant and spacious feel. Vacant, only
$137 ,500. See Tom Boland at 25 Rue
Grand Ducal, Big Canyon.
A. UHHjMIE CONDOMINIUM ill the llulfo
-Vintage plan, colorful, charming
and vacant. 3 bdrms. 2300 sq. ft. Hard-
to-findliocation, call 675-6000 for direc·
lions to Dottie Johnson at 523 Avenida
Campo. Bring $79,500.
A UNIQUE HOME Ill Newport Shros -4
bdrm, 2 story on the water, next to ten~
nis and pool. Just reduced to $74 ,900
(and the shiny yeUow Mustang is in·
eluded)! See Marilyn Hodges at 488
62nd Street, Newport Shores. .
A UMJQUE HOME I• 11, C••YO!I -
Wood,· glass, tile fn<I bnck, 5 bdrm,
overlooks park. $mashingly natural
$195.000. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 24
Pinehurst Lane, Big Canyon, N.B. ·
A UMIOUE HOME In Ilg C•nyot1 -'
Elegant French Regency, 3 bdrm., 4
baths with · FairwaY views, flawless
workmanship. Presented at $250,000.
See Vergilene HuU at 81 Royal .St.
George, Big Canyon.
A. UHIOUE DUPLEX .. c-*' Mw -
View corner of Ocean Blvd.," and
Carnation, Enormous 2 bcjrm, 2 bs,th
duplex units, courtyard, fanHstic
views. $197,500. See Natalie Fogarty at
2500 Ocean Boulevard. . · ' ·
A UHlljlUE HOME an Spygl•• Hin -
large lot, specta'cular . view, single
story brand new ! 4 bdrms, 2700 sq. ft.
See Ethel Steidl at 67 Montecito,.
Spyglass-. $212,000. ,
A UNIQUE HOME Ill CO<OftO .. Mar -
3,000 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, Cape Cod exterior,
near new, and a block to the beach. See
Nancy Laux at 310 Orchid, Coron)I de!.
Mar.
A UNIQUE HOME jn Mon V--Very
nice, very spacious, 4 bdrm $lQgle
story. quality appaintments, new at
$82,500. See Betty Chappel at 1789
Tanager Drive.
A UHlljlUE HOMEjnthelluff5-original
section, new lis ting, 3 bedroom. ex-
cellent condition, See ·~onnie Lundy at ·
2004 Vista Cajon $74,000. ·
A UNIQUE HOME Ill Harbar View Hill• -
Pool overlooking, the canyons, 5
bedroom, immaculate, formal dining,
happy family room, at $130,000 should
see Pat Lane at 1444 Key View, CdM.
A UHlljlUE HOME Ill Mon V--3
bedrm ''T'' plan, nice yard, fruit tr~s. c~ntral location, onl y ,~5,500. See
Martha Beynon at 1646 M11,1orca. .
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ON Tor OF TME AI AL El.TATE MAAkfT WITH TME
NICUT l"fOf'LE SELLING THr NEATEST H!Jfi!ES . . .
CORONA DIL *"· 11HOOD ' MUA VlftDI, IMHG9o • ~L Lii ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
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OHi OF TH! FIH!ST ' • M051' EXCLUSIYI ISTATES
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IJICll'IH• ~sn.t1-~-1 ---N~'tllpqrt Beach, exclusive ares,,. HO\SE IA.NCH
Beautll).illY decorated with papers & NI ,. .~:.~. 3 __. __ ..,,;.--'----'--f...;opa;;inti.! bdrmd t"" dlnlnt.£.1:'!;: recreaUoo boules, S630 mo. 1...,me. · Ill'. nell '1 o go-a •• ..,...... Owner wanu OOt sale!
, llG C:4MYOH-S2St,SOO su.ooo down, only
Elegant NEW S BR bo!'llll with. beaut. DISHT HOT Sl'ltJMGS TllP.UX , ""'~:::~URY 21
<SOil course view. Fam.rm, !Orinal DJ\, Home & Income with pool. Will trade · 1 ___ ... =·'--1:;.n:..:1 __ 1 .'t'f.i baths & great storage. Nl!utral de-11 t $4 ooo tE corator color~. lge rms. owner ready! or se on 1!asy erms. I, . rool Pleaser
' 5~0YAL·ST, GEORGE SAT/SUNl-5 IUSIMESS OPPOllTUHITY .• L&vily Cos•• Me,. 3
· ""·"ed d .... Bdrm pool home with c:.,o.K LUXUIY llll'LEX-$l 4S,OOO Long esta,......., · rug store, located 'large lot. Pn«d at only
R I ~d f -"' · U bolll on Balboa Penin. Owner must sell for S38.ooo. owners anxious ea ,pn e P QWne.,.rnp.111 qua ty health re.asons. Call us for full details. and will sell VA/FHA. "3-stor)'. A lovely oome plua Jn come.. a I p.r Qu · II ItAl~d~, 2 paµis, frpl in each unit. Sun· · VIEW OF tflUS Iii 1..:::.i\ g_fQAVO~A~oY&\.~i~SAT /.$UNl·S Lag14-na Niguetb13 B1:11rms., 2 baths. Plop~2r:_t1!!,a · . Lge. assuma e oan. Vacant. .,....,!S1i...t•• ""°"
, J;D4'\''S 11$1' Ml!GA.IK"~ Consider s~le or lease. $49;950
-A~-Uie be6'-l\IEW boiqe. l>uy ,in "' 1... i'tiowport · lleaclir 'D,ilylight b•lgbt '~ HEW itlSnHG .. , thru ,O'u ~! Home -size· kftchen CdM;· single family; cute cott,ge, w/breakfastarea&l-'ewalk-inpant~. close to the beach. $87,500 -Owner 5~ • J ·will finance. 3 BR, formal dining area & beautiful
Instr sui,te. l·Story Linda in Bluffs.
2701 VISTA UMBROSA SAT/SUN 1-5
MEW' LUXURY HOME,;,_UMDA. ISLE
A ·spectacular beau\y! Rich decor,
finest design. Extensive use of marble .
& c_rystal. Elegant cptng/<lrapes. 5 BR,
FR, R .R . &pool. Pier&slip.
V.V ISLA.HD HOME-FOR LEA.SE
What a · water view! Best in area!
Furn. 4 BR, 4 baths: Pier &dock for lge
boat, tennis ct. $2,000 mo. By appt.
2111 5'oot J ....... Hill• Road
HliWPORT CENTER, H.I. &44-491 O
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OB" l!!'RE·YISIOH &
·-2 HA TIOHWlDE .
REFERllAL ·svsTEMS VISleN
61s.1600 .. ,11 .. e _ K'IALTY
CUTIE OH THE IAV '
2 bdrms plus den. Beautiful front patio
with pier & slip for hoat up to 45' -
·Private Island $115,000.
IUILD TOUR DREAM HOME
1h acre Laguna Niguel White water
view lot -all utilities in -Ready to
go.
INVESTOR'S WITH "VISION"
One acre R-4 parcel near new orooosed
Marina with livable 2 bdrm hous~-
Only $70,000. Must act faSt. .
I :11Q'{4\ iJ1!4 ~1 t•l ~I
2743 E. Coait Hwy CdM-671H!600
LA.GUHA. HIUS
A real condominium buy in one of our
fastest growing areas. Existing FHA
Jo~n can be assumed. $34,500
4.PLEX, WIU TRADE UP .
4 Large units, xlnt Joe. Offered at
$95,500
(cu~~IN-M1'~TIN INr J
~---REALTORS--~-
644-7662 CORONA DEL MAR
LIDO ISLE
~40 Via Udo Hord Open S.... I ·5
Large 8 BR., 6 ba. home on sandy
beach; or use as 6 BR. home with 2 BR.
apt; 50 ft. lot, s hore mooring. $295,000.
Will consider Trade
Brand new.5 Bdrm, 4 bath, on 30 ft. lot.
Pier&slip. $295,000,
Attractive 3 BR., 2ba. single story home
on60ft. street-to-str~lot. $152,500:
Excellent buy. 3 BR, 3 ba, single sty.
home. on 35 ft. street to street lot.
$89,000
WATERFRONT LOTS
40x9Q Ft. $2~.ooo 30xl05$165,ooo ·
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Buy.,,J,. Q,,..,,. NB 675 6161
, IESTVALUE
:" Newport-.
Towl\house. Cloae to
beach and transporta-
tion. 3 Bcdrool1), 2Y.i
bath, + pool privileges.
You own the land! Ask-
ing $44 ,950.
Open Snnl·5
435 Bole!."O Way
Park Lit40. N.B.
Clos'e to Ho:.g Hospital
Barrett Rea lty 675-4060
Beact1 Ranch
Assume
$26,950
Sprawl'.ng ranch style
rour bedroom. Jog to
beach ! Tile entry to
forma1 living and dining.
Island kitchen. Step
down 25 root fiesta party
room . Lo g burning
fireplace. Hidden maste i-
suite. Park like grounds.
Don't miss it!! Call
963-6767.
• Of'fN Ill 9 • II 5 fl.Jf'< 10 8( NICI '
Ocean Villa
Assume
$33,000
lt's ti-ue! Rambling~two
-story. Walk to beach!
Formal entry_ Sunken
living roo_m and formal
dining. Gourmet kitchen.
Enormous party .. gamc
room. Separate mother·
inlaw quarters. Winding
s"tairs to mast e r
h ideaway. Separate
childrens suite. Assume
FHA loan, Take advan-
tage! ! 963-6767.
. Ol'EN Ill 9 • IF'5 FUN ro Bl Nl(f'
THE REA~ I
£STATER ~
3ell idle ite ms with a Dai-
ly Pilot CiassiJ~ed Ad. •-r.i --.. ""I oof:enoral I OO:Z:G-..al . 1002iGOMra1 · I OOiG ... ra1 1002 •••.....•......•...... ·····················~······················~···········~·································
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MESA VERDE BARGIJH .
JUST LISTED -large 3 bedrm, 2 bath
on quiet treelined street. Beaut family
rm, -.. oc1 brick fplc. separate dinette
& A-1 condition thruout. Room for boat
or trailer. All this for onlY $46,950.
CALL 546-5810.
SOUEAKY CLE.AH
ME\A. VERDE 4 IEDROOM -family
room, all on one level. Beautiful IM'f'e ill
cOllClflon. Owner leaving our area and
desires fast escrow!! Call now to see
~.950. 540.1151
PICTURE THIS
THI RUSTIC CHA.RM OF OU> Corona
del Mar -used brick fireplace;
beamed ceilings, 3 bedrooms,
breakfast bar, dining area and patio.
Walk to Ike beach. Maintained In
beautiful conditiQn and offered at ·only
950. Call 546-5180
CED··$ I 0,000
HO PRICED · IELOW MARKET -
great st bargain in Newport Beach. 5
Bed m , 4 bath, 2 story with family .
rm, dining rm , billiard rm, wet bar,
3300 ft. or spacious living. Owner needs
quick sale ... now offered at $99,000.
Call540.l 151
DUPLEX
2 TEARS YOUNG -duplex, lovely
owner's unit with 3 bedrms, 2 baths.
Family room, country kitchen, formal
dining, fireplace, double garage &:
much more . Apartm e nt has 1
bedroom, 1 bath. also with gar.age and,
fireplace. (ideal for mother-in-law).·
Owner moving north, must sell! Of-
fe red at $59,500. Call 546-5180,
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CHARMING 3 BEDROOM and dinin•
room. Fireplace;bltns, beamed ceiling
living room . Huge lot. Trees and
shrubs galore! Plus workshop, patio.
BBQ. We invite your inspection. Ask-
ing $59,500. Call 541).1151 .
BUILDER R,ETIRIHG
AUST SELL '";...;"Tthis new. ocean ''iew
duplex in Newport Beach. Enjoy first
owner tax benefits. 3 Bedrooms, 2
bath, owner's "tinit. Outstanding wood
exterior with quality construction
thruout. Parking no problem here with
3 cw garage and wide street. Priced
right -won't last ! Call 546-5880.
ERITAGE
REALTO(lS
We're Number One
In Y 011r Area!
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We're Number One because of our sales people. They
are alert, dynamic, enthusiastic, and above all, they
have integrity. Pictured here are the best in your
area. AWARD WINNERS of The Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa Board and The Hunting.ton
Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors.
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CAM MERAJ
Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley
Board of Realtors
IH ORA.MGI COUNTY ( · . • I • , ~
Highest quality consh-ucUon,, 72tll) sq It • ~ . liO~~
under roof. 1.5 Acres -75 fuUy g~own · •
NORM BENDER
Newpart Beacn-costa Mesa
Boar!;i of ~&@.!tors
PETE GRAY
·Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley
Board of Realtors ..
pine trees -trout ~e -w•terfalls -
bird aviary -25 1 swimming pool "
w /high dive -full size lighted "X:EN·
NlS COURT. Property surrounded by. •, "' •' ' " u• wall & fendlng.,COmplete privacy. '
can accommodate an excess <if 500
guests In beautiful park likesetllnf 1 Selling Price $345,000 ·
$159,000 down o ,ner will carcy
balance at 7fl> Int. toclljl years. ~r
ty cannot be. dli.l>Ucated for ~s~llin11
<p,rice: Broker c~~aUon P .O. Box THE ~EAL ESTATE:RS
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By PW'Cbuiag a home thl.s week, Country Club are staffed to show you prop• r, y · tor , 1 he • • Sparlilln:f pooi,· aCld.it!onal Jf91t yard,
aver70faniilleslnthlsareaproved ALL available homes In this eq1uestnA2•00·oownern.,.""",c .. 3 C ... G GA.RD~ and~~lickyardwtthpatto,cover ,.,_ 1mow It too. prestlllious area, priced rrom $124,SOO. Y • 1q. · and. p uJ r bed
........... •~ourBLUFFSSPECIALISTS ••drm home fi·•• HO •r o~ ar ~~'VI room ..-. C..-...,;,sud1Yfr-f.flo · den/libnry anc1 same l.t.YSHOllS _ steps from beach. Sanaplpe dllel -1658.-= ewCir-
bdpyoumateyourmove. ••D IUI 61AMD V•"ll room ror PDOI tabl• + b 'ck U . ed · c!e-Opentoda~l-$p.m.$l34,950. •** •4D IUI l'OMtAIHEILIAU forma l dlnlna room . Lovely, sunny n pa o -view CDM CU 1•PLUSl'OOL THIS WllK'S UST IUT Agent6'6-3Z55 from French doors m llvlng room.
A PARK LOCATION_ LOWESt We'll show you all the properties · Large used brlckfireplace.Calltosee A.d~r11bleDOLLHQUSBln~rfectcon·
In Big Canyon this listin $69 500 dillon with lots of eirtrat. Refrigerator, PRICED "E" PLAN; 3 bdrms. & Spmihh new g. • · · · · · · · · washer dryer and air condllloner In· tamil7 rm., 2200sq. ft .. $75,ooo e;.1,1. US AT 644-6056 Mansiooi DESIGNED WITH CHILDREN eluded. 'What a home.for a small.fam i·
.t.sl!l"le $39,000 IH MIMD -large s heltered yard, ly. Open today 12-lp.m. $67,500.
~CAREER NIGHT~
EVERYTHING YOU'VE WANTED TO ·-.. KNOW ABOUT REAL EST ATE
sEE .FOR .YOURSELF
MONDAY I 0, FEBRUARY - 7 O'CLOCK . . .. . . .
18153 Brookhurst at Talbert. Fnt. Vly.
When the world was created all lhe land thal will ever exist on earth was
established. The profession devoted to the buying & selling of property therefore is
the only one In which there will always be a growing demand. Now ... you have the
wonderful opportunity to join lhe wide. wide world ol Red Carpet, Realtors to fulfill
that demandc
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Realtors will help you
get your State License.
plus free training
before a. aher YoU
receive your license.
Pool-leach perfect for pool, ping pong and poodles . · · · "II.Kl AH OFFiil .
MaaJcured yards . The best of sch ools nearby . 4 YOUWILLNEVERHAVEANOTHER
Elenled .. subule. Step Bedroomsan!lfami!yroopl. ~ CHANCE LIKE THIS! Absolutely
down+ living roo \ 1507U.C•a... • ..,a ... ~ ·. S..14 beautiful two or three bedroom home f.:'!~~11:::;1"'E'::':;::i •• , ARCHITECT'S TOUR HOME lnShorecliffs . YOUCANNAMEYOUR
wooded fiesta room. OHi OF A KIND -handsome,· low PRIOE and you just might bllY It. 2Z1
Twin landing staircase. maintenance all redwood 3 bedroom Dnftwood. Open today 1-5 p.m.
Circulu balcony. •huge ..:.. light and' che. ery. 4 Garages and OVllSIXE CDM CUTIE separate s leeping ·
quarters. Kings master separate studio -much more! $81,900. Very choice sollth of Highway location.
suite. 60' wrap around 1700Pai-H...,...tlleacll.-50' lot means LARGE ROOMS, and
dance paviHon. Assume 2Dlll _..Holiday · Opn S-l·S plenty of GARDEN AREAS. Addi·
1<J VA $350 per month nd b th C thed l pays all. Owmer must go SOMETHING SPECIAL lion.al guest room a a . a ra
. take advantage. Call l.t.YCIEST 5 Bedrooms, sewing room, . ce1hngs 219 Narcissus. Open today 1'5 ".:.!;;!';~;,,,.,.. "'"""' large family room, beamed ceiling p.m.S$Hloo0',000REC. 1.IFFS VIEW HOMI
0 ' THE REAL
ESTATERS_
Classy Triplex
2 Years Hew
Available
On Co;1hact
Ov ersiied owners unit
has 2 ftreplaces, walk in
closet. All units have
light airy luxurious feel·
ing, enclosed garages,
individual laundry. Buy
on contract -keep exist·
ing piti of S485.00. Lets go
• the seller is anxious -
Call646-1111 . .
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Bluffs Beauty
Interior designer's own
h ome . A s potless 3
bedroom hous~ in ex ·
ce ll e nt condition
Panelled & pape red
lhruout . Sparkling
kitchen . Top graded
carpeting. Convenient to
tennis and pool. $72.500.
Call 673-8550.
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ESTATERS - --'
living room and formal dining room .
With a lovely pool and garden setting. L OWEST PRICED HOME in
Special value at $139,000. Shorecliffs. Sparkling two bedroom
1621 s-H91JODr.Ho..,..t.._. S-l·S hbme with paneled de n. "Squeaky
W •TERFRO"'"" B•RG•I... clean." Motivated seller: 330 Morning
,.. "' A ,.. " Canyon. Open today 1·5 p.m. $107,500.
SUl'Ell FIHAHCIHG -for this vacant 2
bedroom, 2 bath home. Pier and slip -
garden and patio. $85,000.
3306 MWCllS, Hewpcri..... S.o l·S
SMALL PRICE BIG VALUE
POPU.:.. A·Fra•• -cozy 3 bedroom , 2
bath home. Close to beach. Only
$45,500.
21562"dSl.HowpcriSharnHI 'S-1·4
WESTSIDE OPPORTUNITY
GOOD IUY -3 bedroom w /large
fenced yard and separate workshop.
Assumable 7 'h % loan. and o\vner will
carry 2nd TD. $31,950. 642·4353
HEART OF BALBOA
AND CLOSE TO IAV -.,cute cottage in
good condition. Nice p~io -extras -
well priced at $5&,000. 6754000
' Office ()peon S•f1,j1rdo1y" & Sunday"
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714 E. Bo1lboe Blvd., 8o1lbo.a 675-4161
I OOJ'Guoral 1002 . ............................................ .
IA YCREST PQOL HOME
Just listed! Very attractive three
bedroom home with sunken living
room and family room. Great kitchen,
GIANT POOL and NO
MAINTENANCE BACKYARD. Priced
·10 sell. 1707 Tradewlnds. Open today
1·5 p .m . $79,500.
.t. STEAL IH H.t.RIOR VIEW
OUR VERY BEST BUY! $10,000 below
the price of a recent sale of san'le
model. Sparkling three bedroom con·
tempora ry home with choice comer
lot, private patios. and lots of custom
features . 0n ly $74,950 a nd don't
hesitate to submit.
LOVELY LUSK HOME
An exclusive with Elena Coughlin, our
lovely lady with the beautiful brown
eyes. PER ·FECTION IN ALL
DETAILS. popular three bedroom
model with g r eat family r oom.
Outstanding yards, priced lo sell, or
AVAILABLE ON LEASE OPTION
PLAN. $89,500 . •... , .. I OO~alllril . , I OOz'Ga .. ral I 00 Cilo.Oral . . I OOllGo .. ral I 002 ........................................................... ·······················.!······················· OPEN HOUSES · TOP OFTHELIHE • ..
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iA YCREST -1724 TERllAl'tH
3 Bdrm. & pool. $112,SOO
IRVIHE TERR. -1318 SANT AMELL.+.
3 Bdrms. -$82,900 -Fee
WATERFROHT-63 BAI.BOA 'COVES
3 Bdrms .. 3 baths, private slip. $131,900
COROHA DEL MAll-206 FERHLEAF
New duplex, 3 BR .. 2 ba. each
3 Doors from beach.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
2074 Porl Bri1tol Cll"Cle
3BR. beauty -$77.SOOSat /Sun.1·5 •
COMMERCIAL-700 CAllHATIOH
Apt. & stores. Sunday 1·5
ILUFfS -24 41 HOii.Eli I off del Oro I
3 BR. -Sunday 1·5
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
1627 PORT ABBEY
Lovely 4 bdrm. -$81,500. ~"ee .
(Exceptional terms). Sunday 1·5
VEAR
BAY AND BEACH
675-3000
,• l fl ' l l.OA~T HVw'Y CO~Ul\IA Dl L MA~
. .\ spectacular four bedroom modern ..
ranch home. Customized in detail, only_
a year old . Dramatic pool and
jacuzzi-exit rrom master suite and
family room. A special play area for
the kids. Many other fine features. By
appointment only. $149,SOO. Call Sad·
dleback office 586-0222. ·
Call 675-7225
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UNIQUE HOME & INCOME Fun·w all White M..We Frplc
Hoving no ~ke bt equal fet ins horns & sep. in-
mn'!> ;n CdM 0<eo. 0-Mlde.. 2500 sq: It .. 3
b-. 3 bo home w /roony bltns. Kitch. i~ a dreorn
w/rrotcned Walnut cbnts. $poc.. ~ceiling. U..,.
& Din. rm. with o specto:ula view of O::eoo &
Sunset. Fam. rm. is c~emerted by 300 sq. fl.
f.liorble fir. & matched Wdr..t paneling. wetba,
pool tbl. & patio. Centrd Voc., Indy rm. 3 co-
garoqe. A bird Avicxy & Gtrus frees. Rental hos.
I'm sq. ft .. 3 b<, 2 be. 2 ca gaoge & polio.
$226.IXXJ. owe 673-221s
Mu•I SH t0 Appreciate -----------·----G••ral' 1002 lalboalslctlld 1006 '"'~~~ ...
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Assumable F1M loan for
you tax she lter buyers.
Two ~3 bedroom & two ·2
bedroom units just up the
hill from the beach in
Costa Mesa. Total price
"5,000.
Wolkor&Ltt
REALESfATE
545-9491
Rare Item
Building pl us apt. in
choice location. in main
business block. $50,000
Dow n , Owner will
finance balance.
§i~1li~i httrq -REALTY
VETS 315 MARIN~AVE.'
BALBOA ISLAND
Why pay rent when you * 673-6900 *
can buy a home with le&s I~~~~~~~~ down than 1st and last 1-
mootbs rent. We have laltoa , .. ._... I 007
ma.rtY homes in all price ••••••••••••••••••••••• r'anl~ to be bought un· Beach cott•ce, t 12 E. BA.1
dertJus program. 4o Ft. lot. $53.500
Wolker & Lff Marshall Rlty 675-4600
PANORAMIC
OCEAHYIEW
OPEN HOUSE
SAT /SUH. I Z.5
We invite your inspection
of this lovely 2 bdrm. cot-.
ta1e In old Corona del ·
Mar. Close to shopping & ·
beac h. Beautifully ·
m a n ic ur ~d yard &.
gard ens, with. large.
private co•ered-palio; on
R·2 lot. with expansk>n
Pos•lblUtles. Priced to
sell at '83,500
420 POIHSITTIA
Directions: Cout HWy •
to PoinsetU1. Wlltcb f0t
&lgna.
REAL ESTATE 545-9491 C-.dolMcr 1022 D,..iexaw Like Ne* Duplex, 3br. · -••••••••••••••••••••••• 41 ft.Lot 2ba, trplc, l•und ept'd
CUii APPIA&. HARBOR VIEW IULLS. Call u1 abotlt Ulla charm· patto. Lg lilt aiit DY«
BeauLl•unitadltbldJ.S Spacious 3 BR. 2Ya ba idl wall localed own~ ear. Od fln&n. 5111111.
s.bort blks to beach. home. With ramily&dln· occupied home with Open9at/Sun1•5.
Pride or ownership. Call Ing room. On large priv. atorybook ltf'den andl-~-.c..,.==--
for appt. to see. lot. Panoramic view ol #25/mo. rental onJ.t So. OHi A ONLY
SPARWNG ocean & Newport center. or Hwy only '89-"'0. CaU 45 Ft. R·2 lot ready
REAL ESTATE Beoutl!ully de<Qraled & '""-1illl. Alen& for •1tar•1ea aide m-aMS l•n d,s~aped w/many • 1--------~1 CIJltOm •lrU. By ....... SUPER CUTB ~ BR + by·ll e, plua an Jn.
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ln1, 11> Ba over1oo1<1n1 B~oo .!·..i' brood. = • .": yard, l<•H, fH, ?OO. Includes solid built
green belt. Xlat coad. •' "" .... w ~' n Prine. only! 8'1S-M54 O< 2 bd dl d Mu.olbe•old. /91it. JJ.v rm , Jr 541-a?lt rm., n / en SPARUNO • de114ICllU!tdnl..Wap. . home. Great loca· RSAL ESTATE ~ l Bile to be~".....,.: 45' Sell Idle itema .wfljl aJ>al. tlon &only-69,500.
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.. ".!:.,~·tor rnt•rtalnlng. Malap. AgU96-3431 COMIO -. -:M1 "11 Ma,.lllcont Vlewrl br. ... '""o•--1'.._ l!ME RALP BAY Re<lre· ' -~.ft..4bedrm,2ba, -Sharp I Br. a.U bllat, n mi nt cond . P r ine~ A'-' IOSIUS mept'hm 2Jg. DO 2ba
laml ·'l!· diplng rm, + BToro IOJ2 ciOIO ·~ pool, bbq " FARM llll,000.833-<l'l!i . Oraadiolo vu "' I.Acuna 1'7.SOO.•f<-mun&. .
poo • rHA fl~clng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• clubbou••· CrpU:•drps. from, livln1. -11mlly.lpiiiiiiiii~;iiiiiiiiiilii1 iu.m~.S..Wmlt .orr..... BY OUAJE-~ofpr\y'ocy. Beautiful a bodroom, PIUDJl:.OF OWNDSIUP .,,uter bdrm. 'Multi-' --~ . -
OP en Su a 1·5, 3202 't"Y" n. · -SPA.RUNG hute culdtuC lOt. Many !:vtdenl in au m>-.. ft... level 4 bdrm, homa. COZY CO'M'AGE in s. SPEClAUZING IM
Coi<wado, eo.t. Ila•. 2 STORY llEAI. ESTAT& lruh ..... , Up&raded BoauUrul a 111 -to Abundant wood & ,1.... Lasuna. isR. frplc . LAGUNA NIGUEL 475-i6nn W-3541 crpla. d-c... belOld by OW11tr.48r,I •••-PRIVATEGUARl>ED ~ T" '$43 fr<eway,sclloola&llho,o> Ba, IChry Chand over --· OCEANAREA •VISION• ,950 HATUUL~ p1.,, M"JIJI ...,. ... Ex-a un)ce n tub, m••l•r L&ASE OPTION terms.
dil. Save com.mission wilh Goraeous • Br W/2 ba, lnsharpl0nly$38,oqo. bath). F'lniabed bonua 3 BR. den, 2 .BA. Prime COM£ SEE! "REHINO aEAa:.11 y ~':rl~-~:~ .!.~:t rrple, family ityle ''1f1MQ!..ll!l' Umm rm. Wood panelled den. ~ond .• (rplc, patio. ·CLOSEO DOORS" at 2743 E . Coast tlWy borne w / many im...,.....ve-kitchen w/aU bJLDL CUil. WW:i& flreplace, wet.bJr, mlrr ~.000. The Shores where Uvltl( Cororl" deJ Mar r · -lnlerlor, lie patio, prof. ron. Cua:tom wa11--, · I I '"'-' ment~. Assumable 7<J luih 18-.11cpg .... -.. _ _.. 1J re111 un ..... t-'HA t -. ' ~u..... uparaded earpet., Uftd, 9 COMM. UNITS on 4 IR MESA .. MAR 1 c loan. Principala on· 1~ GI loan. $f6..850. Opea · • fixtures. Covered patio, GI Pb MUCtl fttORS Cbao tho Nr schls & OCC Mll'I\ Y· Iii 15&1-5950. Sa\ & Sun 12 t.11 duslc. Im mac. lawDI, stucco Wooch C...C-.. 'ene1re ... for details d d
model cond. Beaut Foue.taht Valley 1034 8:21 ~lerbun Ln. . walla, m•ture lreea, J ust s:ter• away from '179•~· ~~t:s ~n fti~~~~cl...,~~
ldacpd w /cov. patio ••••••••••••••••-••••• ner. ~4 ahrubs. sprlaltl.,.., ae· that h ke along a S I I family ro di 1 ' · beautiful LalUJla Beach. VICTORIA BEACH 3 suna:et ..... w mm njf ..•• om, n na:: BY OWNER 4. br, 2 st.y. MOCIEDP' YOUICHOICIOf cesstopark...,/lennilCU ... Tbl1·1bedrm.2baCondo BR, frplc, whitewater Tennis ..... Commuoity'
room w /frplc. Many Stratford. 3 ba, htd. pool NUDID 5 LA CU!STA (no usoc. fee) 181.800, ·11 r eady for home or u '13 SOO activities for all1ges. xtras. &: jacuzxi. most elegant " ~20 d Fi all ~.. v · ' · JIM WELLSRHffor decor. Trlr. access. Prof. M00a5 n, n. av · ••&.1•• vac•t.ion. Lease op&. or · -
557·6264 979·2631 lndscpd. Must see to ap-Assume Existing Luxurtou1 homes! 3 lO 5 Only. Noagnt.&. SS9 0292 buy on easy ter ms. BEST BUY-3BR,den. 2
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preciate. Open house Sat VA loan on the 3 br bdrms. all feature sep. TURTLE ROCK 1' 8R s43 •95o. i\ed Car pet BA. paUo, mauJve frpl c ~~~~~~~~~1 BY OWNER Mesa Woods &Sun.17246 Buttonwood: l:V.. ba W /den . Call FR. OR, some with pooJ den, tam rm, 3 811\N. Ali .ftealtors, 4 -1161 & beams. Total privacy. -home, nr. schls & So. or Bonusrm. Call for upiraded. $72,500. Bv "'Old Cmtfe"" $79.500. ·
HorborYlowHiUs CoastPlaza.Spnc.3br,2 VA·FHABUYERS Courtesy Realty oppt .. n.E. by McVay. Owner 152-1039 '
CO ME SEE FOR
YOURSELF, the in-
teriors that wlll say,
"'H0"1 E SWEE'C
HOME"
b h 1 !62~:!7~~~------1~968'!!!'_-<~~·56~:;;;::;;:----liii;i;ii;ii~' ;iii;;;i~;·iiiiiiii;;l "'Mediterranean alyle, 4 O~an, ls-Id/harbor view a, wroug t iron .Kate & STOP LOOKl"'G bdrms., almost ocean·
e. rm.. a. plus d This is a Beautiful SBr, LA CUESTA ronl; coast 1ne views. lg • hd 2 b • ' garden entry. Quiel Cul· "' ~ r 1· ·
EMERALD TE R ·
RACE-J. BR, 21h BA, 2
frplc's. Really a "House
BeauUfi.al", Xlnl view.
short stroll to Crescent
Bay. Sl29,500.
$56,500 to $349,50()
750 n. beamed Jiv. rm. 1 :;:~r~ti1 ~P3~~~e:,1.f lba, + Gigantic Bonus Stop looking. here it is. PIESIDEMTHOME North end Laguna. Open
w /centerfrpl.;allbltns., lhruout. Move in cond. Rm w/Bar. Yard is Prime neighborhood, 0,..s..l~I Sun. l-4 :30. llCCrescent
CALL FOil AN AP·
POINTMEN'r TODAY,
or any day this week.
'l'he whole tour is
)"OUrs ..... FREE! •
~uto. gar. door, more! Assume 7'.l-loan. Priced Beautifully landscaped gor1eous home, low MMtt 18752YlaSiettG BayD5 .s1291y,"f1R.
Below market at $85,500. nt $49.500. 979_2350 w/fishpond & shed in re· maintenance PoOI. fire THROW OUT TH~ NesUed in the hills it thla tate • C..11644--0441 1-~'-".0C."-':__:=:-_ __ f ar yard. Fantastic FY . t BBQ pl 3 •sPIRIH air conditioned & filtered on approx. 1 Acre leveJ OpenSaVSun.10-6 8 p1' us car "' lot·, coastline view from 2SEPARATEHOUSES. y owner 4 br/J ba, neighborhood. A Musl lO aarage. Hu rry.call DRS. ORDERS 4 bdrm .. 2 bath home 5 S800 b' Th ---'Ufe
-_1_038 __ s. __ a_La_nc.•cc·coCcod:..M:_1·courtyard entry. Jsland See. VALLEY REALTY with lovely atrium entry. a ll rooms. Anxious! 1arages. · per mo. fOY e ..,.,,_ kitchen, ram rm. Open Courh1y R....._ You r house hunting head family room, kitchen $94 500 income. Easy access to Call 493--2513 Hear EYHyth'-J . S .. _,, 963--4543 aches areover.4 Bdrm, 3 nook, large mast.er suite Yl.w, Meer beach beach. $15,000. ---
3'15 Msic)Clfd Sal/ unl-5.~. CALL962-7751 GI t M • bth, FR with firepl.+ w'llh mi rrored closet In So. Laguna; 2 Bdrm.~ LEASEOP'rlONOK
Shlpshape&vacaht. Gft ClllSIOft bonus rm corner+ pOot. doors & blackoul drapes. Paneled in roogh cedar; t Sharp 3 BR, 2 BA, lovely
·Wide 50 ft. lot, 3 pa1i0s lsn'tThl1Wlttt"e RlngMcVay,96B-f456 2 P~tios and sprinklers trees. dec~s. a ll .new ft6t11a ~.,. view. S-IR.500. PLACE!
plus room for that new YouWantTole ilvThe Sea • front&: rear. Truly a gourmet. ki tchen. Red ~~ ~• ltl':AL·rv. 494-9704 Otl'
travel bus or boat. J BR., The very fln~t arta in • 4 BOA.MS, huge family thing of beauty. Stop by tag price $49,000 • REAL FSTATE _4-'94-'----'9-'729'-'------din .. 2 ba'.. loaded wlLh this entire community! A rm, spacious living rm, &admire It! S88,000 • 484-7551 • ] '>
good things. $95,IXX> selling you'll be proud to den. entry haJI, natural ~ ULL 552-7500 13.SOS. Coast Hwy. lssion Vlefo I 067
QpenSat/Sun.1·5 be in . A· golden op-McYli used-brick fireplace, CALIFORNIA •VISION• 494-8536 •••••••••••••••••••••••
UnlYtnffyRtdty portun1ty for your swimming pool. Bkr. LIVIHG SANJUANfl10DEL
JOOl E . Csl Hwy 673-6510 children too. 10 min. \o TEENAGERS Owner desperate; REALTY 2br&den,2ba.frmldin. ocean 20 min. Dis -PARADISE $42,500.Call842-6691 WlTHARIZONASPACE Dy owner. 3 BR .• 2 bu .• 2 rm. country kitfh. 3 ton
ShorecliffSac by Owner.
3br, 2\'! ba, f'R. Lg yd .
JIS Drinwood Open rise
Sat/Sun 1-5. 675-3468.
neyland. Walk \o So. Easy care yard. Prime ARedHiliCofnpany THE OLD blks. to beach. 1257 air. pro!. lndscp·g.
Coast !Haza. Fantastic 3 ··new pool, bonus room 2-Stftl"V neighborhood next. to a Univ. ParkCen\er Calalina.$62,500 SS0.900. Brk .495-1020 r bdrm. + family room. J6 'x29', two blocks lo -· I large park, with lakes. Irvine GRAY MARE 497-2920 494-4723
Call 546---0022 schools. Assume 1\.!:i'h Authentic l iA~L~L~T~E~R9M~S~. :HU:R~R~Y~!J! 1~:;:~;;;':;~::;~!!11 VA Loa Agt ''SHE AI N'TWHATSllE Walker & I.ff 714/842-748ln • , TEL. 842-9371 USED TO BE" & neither $2000 dn. lse/opt_New 3br,
OWNER-DUPLEX REAL ESTATE Spanish r= OWNER ANXIOUS is this newer 4 bdrm. 3ba, Ocean View. $450 Wow Can You Entertain.
IOceansideofHwy l 1----------IBUILDER'S Model Home ~34,500 Lovely Z bdrm. home Laguna ho me. It's in mo. 491-lOSl .& 5Zt·OI77 indoor Jo.cul.ti
l Br Ea, Lrg Liv ltm J.1esa Verde$7l,950 Closeout. 3 & 4 br. plans. Wrought iron balcony o(f w l l h fa m 11 Y s l y I e need or PAINT. YARD Fo"X)' Fireplace & You
t20xlf') Ceramic tile 4br,Gem.openSunl·S Upgraded thruout . master bedroom, MCtMY kitchen, blt.M, carp. & WORK & GENERAL OPENSUM.1·5 RICltAROSONRLTRS.
brkfsl bar, frplc, lath & 2751 Cardinal t..ndscp'g., patios, block beautiful staircase, thick drapes. Assumable V.A. CLEAN UP. Detailed all North Laguna: 325 Crefi. 831-9050
IJ..CHELOR'S
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I t I b A d A. ROSE OM ROSE loan ··-• · h 1 cent Bay Dr. A choice of'---~oc...~~--P as er, c9pper p um -gent 675·G9lKI y.:a/I fenc'g. !52'.!KX!. & carpets. 3 bdrm + en · ..-vuu exterior, as arge ,-. m~, all new ct>t. Lg patio, I----~-----... 800 963 ..._. area. Park-like yard. ST. Wrn4A AIAMDOMED sundeck enclosed w/post several new ocean \'iew CLEAN as a Whistle! 4 MESA VERDE ....,., · --.-or eves. FO HT h_omea under oonstruc· BR. °'Briolleue". New db gar w/hookup:s for 551_3177 Owner sacrifice! Bkr. U AIH Owner trans .• must sell! & rails. THAT OFFERS 8 b d · $7 900 l"IXERUPPER •.:c:..o...-'-.:•"------Call842"""' 38d l" ba'"" A SCPNIC VIEW 0"' tion . 1', lock f roft_l. dshwhr & d:i;.-...l. '50.900. was er/ ryer. 4. . 1· , -====-·=~=-----I Carpets, Drapes, Paint, rms., ..,._. ... ~. co.r· .,, •· t 4 Bd 3 b hs ~ S12 & Sl21h Degonia . 28S1ClubhouseSJf,950 •· AM /ii'M music&burglar ner lot, F. A. heat. cen· THE OCEAN. Sprawling wa e~. r~.. al • Priced •or a quick sale!
Open Sun 1-4. 544-l009. Assume $57,500 VA loan. ..,. NEW LlSI'lNG • OwnerTrwf«red alarms. Ne w throughout. trat air. Priced to sell! 4. BDRM. floor plan ha5 spaci~us dini ng rm.: Prine. only. By Owner.
2400'2s\ory,4BR.,3BA. ·3 Dr, 2~ Ba, lg L/R & 1~ Years n ew.• 4 Bdrms,3Baths, Fami· IARGAIM! w/w car peting lhruoul. ~radltion_a_I style; deluxe 837 -8~1.
COste Meta 1024 din rm, fam rm, huge mstr BR. F /R. 2 yrs Bedroom, 2 bath, bltns. ly & Bonus Rm. $55,500. Lovely Greentree home; Island type kitchen h as in amenilie5. Sl32.500 To -----
•••••••••••••••••••••• kit., AJC, 2 fplc, Make of. NEW! Call today to see! lots o r paneling. Boat , ..:T::•::.r::.m::•.:.· A=Bl:c·.::"".:::.--<137_.:::c..:.1_1 sharp 2 bdrm., first class BIL T-1 N RANGE & ~137•500, le~.sehold. Fee Newport leoeh I 049 · WHIP fer.OpenSunday P.S.Realty 644-36111 gate. 2 Pe.ti08 • .5Minutes •· oon d. Lots of _wrou_g ht OVEN. OJSHWSHR .. 1ntereatava1lable. •••••••••••••••••••••••
lo beach and Edison Hi $260 M~BG-m. iron & concrete work. GARB . D, SP. & OCIAMYl&W EASTBLUFF Condo IHR.ATJOH HOW 3108 Sumatra Huntfngtoft leodi 1040 School. Submjtall terms. $2 000 Down Will sell FHA. V.A. or 89• EXTENSIVE USE OF Deluxe cond«?mlnium In $19.500. Ownr. J br, z ba:
$65.00 Total Down to eov · .... 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $48,.500 sume kresent VA loan D E E P ST Al N E D superb location, across Xlnt. home/rental. Nr. ~. · 5' -..1 ••116 Hey ·· b"love in. Vacant, . . . M A H O G A N y fl"<lm ocean Sp ·o er repart and appraisal Can assume 6~ VA loan.• .. --------· ,. _ _. MO GAN RLtJ.n . · aci Ull, s<."hls. mkls. park. tennis plus $200 Rebate Crom 1" .• freshly painted. Near c A 8 1 N E T s op 8 n newly butlt. l·bdrm. " club. ~JZ-tMJ Hacienda Real Estat ~-a mo. Super sharp.. TOP SALESMAN new carpets. Buill-ins.1 ___ *_c.5..:S..:Zc._·_4_2..:2::.2_* __ slairca11e lead; to 2nd den. Frplc. in lge. livinR 1----------
Jnc. on the pwx"ha.se 01 J BR, 2 BA. lush carpet, Clo!e to schools & shop-lev e 1 w /2 BD RMS.. rm. Easy walk to park & OCEAN rRONT House &
I.his 3 bdrm 2 buth inflH· paint, patio. sprklrs. ~-t ping. Call Bkr. OPEN SUH.1-6 BATH & LARGE LIV. town. Reduced to sell. garapt. l>y 0'411er.eves&
lion fighter. This one is walk to MV Elem Sehl, f 963--4543 3761 Clcremant RM . APPROX. 23 rt. $93,000 weekcnds645·7721
im maculate thru/oul. quielst .OpenSunda~ 11 Large 5 bdrm .. 2 story with dbl. sliding glass IM!RALDBAT -----
VA and .FHA programs. Assume Low si ngle family home. Din· walls that open to sun· Appea li n g home in Steps To Oct•
Call Hacienda Real Please call for address Interest Lo. ing rm., family rm., deck. With a little work, choice location·. nr. Immediate possession; J
Estate. Inc. 963--8316 on lh1s M. V. charmer in $'& 500 laundry rm., 21h baths, 2 you'll have ···a horse of a beach & park, with lave-bdrms. + den. 2 batbs~
i liiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil finest area on CDS. Llte, CENTURY21REAL '"' • rrplcs .• including l in differenlcolor ". ly coastli ne view. 2 assumable loan.$75,000
bright &airy,4BR.ZBA. ESTATEOFFERSYOU Sharp 4 bedroom home rnstr. bdrm. Gorgeous $55,950Fu1Prlce Bdrms., den. 2 baths;
3 Bedrooms
2 Baths, hardwood
floors, BLUE HAVEN
POOL. La r ee p3tlo.
Quiet street. $38,500.
Roy Mc Cardle
Reoltor lllOHowpott
Coste Mesa 548-7729
Elegant decor. stunning T J( E CH 0 ICE 0 F with lwo covered patios. carpets, tastefully de-llURRVON THISONE! level poolsized yard.
ensy care wood floor, nu THREE TBuilt·in range and oven. eorated & immaculate. MISSION RIAi.TY $125,000
k. b 1 · OUTSTANDING wo car gara~e. near Complete landscapina:
LIDO REAlTY
',;-;' •.• I 1.I ... '\ f( * 673 -7 3 00 * l\C • a r1um. sunny school & shoppang. Low includ~ cov-~ patio, 985S.Cst.Hwy,Laguna ~ patio, rm for pool.' HuntingtonSeaclitr d F'HA &. VA ..... o::i:_. Photte 49~731 'fhousands under market HOMES, CALL NOW .own ~erms., ha nging plants. auto.1_...c_=::.:.-=-:...:..._.::..:::..:..__1 -•5.36-7542• Call foiow ! • spr inklers. Xlnt vaJue al ~r Duplex. blk. to ocean: As
"'$64Et" 'c""'' Al_ppt •. ~ ---='--'='---I 894--0611 $62,500 incl. land. Southern ~·. new. 3 BH . 589.500
amno ·-·1 COU N T R Y F r enc h Walker&l.tt DAVIDD.CAILSOM ,,tt_ 5BR.&den.2blks.to
541-nl I Decor. 2 Sty, com lot, • REAL ESTATE REALTOR ll:J.92fl Hospitality llO>N.C-"Hwy.,loauna oeean. $67.500
hr + fam r m. Poolll--..::.====.:.:::'--1:..:::.=::::.::~:::::.:::..::.::._ Detailed a rchitecture, 494-1177 4 BR. canalfront$89,900 TAX SHB.TER w/jac, ba. house, patios. OWNERS br, 2 ba 2 sty TURTLEROCK remin iscent of th e · -ZSTYA -rrameS.SS,000
•GARDEN HOME• Brund new, all leased W a I k to be h. N r Glen ft1ar. All bltns. Nr. Brand new 2 br & den. GEORGIAN COLONIAL Ne. LCHJUftGCottoge Also Choice Rentals
BYOWNER w/costlivioglncreue.6 Brookhursl.OpenHouse Adams & Bushar d . New owner may make homes,inthe deep soulh. BuJl t on R·2Lot~reat CAYWOODREALTY
Upiraded 4.Br ,28a.Par· houses, frpls, patios, Lowreuce(lun.JD..a.. Sal/Sun 12-5, 9092 S47,500.962-2721 selectionofcpts. Lovely Long Portico roofline Potential for adding ... 541_1290 *
q uel (Joors, Atrium, b\tns, lncome$1.580.9'h _, RegallaDr,HBOwnr. '"'• Joe, nr. park, pool & SUPPORTED BY SIX secoad Unil.Greal ocean,_ _______ _
Frple in .ae,utiful Mesa spendable . Drive by Congr atulations to · 1044 sch Is. By own c r . P ILLARS, APPROX. 18 Vlew. $5.5.500. m.-8812, y OWNER J tir, llh ba,
Verde. $83,.500 . 194.7 2445-2449 ·0range 'Ave. Buzz Daly. Village * POOL* •••••••••••••-•••••••• 833-2252 FT. HIGH. Double door 494-8086 or499-1397 vacant. S47 .ooo. Hbr.
Ki iid ee r Circle . Call: 615-1781 or Real Estat e Top Mediterranean Ranch 3000SQft,3br,2ba,fam~l!fiiiii,.;;,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilili entry ha ll has floors or High, Ensign, Mariners:
.=55::1_--2528..::=·------l-64_<_1_11_1 ______ Sa I e 5 m a n f 0 r in H unt ington Creal. r m. Bright idea bonus 1 ornate lites. Spacious 4 2 a~ lohach Thur. thru Sun~7343,
J B ld . Glass enc. atrium, 3BR. rm. Pvt pool sz-yard on BDRM. & FAM. R M. NW Mon thru Wed ~1275
DESPE R ATE-Owner . Dutch CoHafi anuary. UZZ so formal dinrn, fa mrm. gree n bei l. $64..900 . Uni•ersityPcwk FLOOR PLAN. WI TH 2 BR Home w/Guest · · 1 'fran1f'd.T1-fESAVER~E $39,500 3 prop ert ies a nd 6 %'if-loan. $66,900. _55'-'-1--5234--'-"-''-"-----Prime location FOR M AL D INI NG room ln So.Laguna,bulll B ACK Bay Cstm homes
J Br. 2 Ba , new paint.· F . B . had 4 of his l istings Ownr /Agl. for appt. Irvine Ranch 4 br + bns Mld·way bet-.veen 2 pOol AREA. SERVICED BY 2 on 2 lots w/oceara view. 12) left. 4br, 4ba. FR. darkroom nr. blcycle ontalst1c arga1n sell. Buzz is a !168-3229 ked BATHS & POWDER S~9 . .SOO . 499-1397, DR. 11 Nowak bkr. 2:!:u .1 .,2 ,.;.,. 8 0 Heavy shake roor, cnss. rm. x-lg cor lot, 2 wet· areas, bac t.o major ROOM. Graci""-UV. rm. 493-31120r 41M-«186 w 1 n d w a_ d Ln. Ne, tr•t · ... .vvv. Y wner. cross windows. used repeat wi n ner of OPEN SUH. 1·5 bars. VA, contract/7'h'*. greenbelt, this comforta-has WOOD PANELED ' 545-2774. brick landscaping. t h e T 0 p 16518 DllicvA•e. Agt.540-5140. . bple1.uu•pgbra0dedn 0 3, bdrrmm .. WALL & JMPOSl NC DRAMATICCONDO l~ .... ~~3920;:;;;~· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'
*MES .WOODS• hreplace, gardenJ view SI A d ·• STONE F IREPLACE Atocean · NorthLacn u•a " d1n1ng. nu paint. sparkle a esperson war Room for boalorlrail~r. UNfV ERSITY PARK, lownhome could be like . , &•• ...
Tri·Levelbylleltz.crl clean & special bonus and everyone at Htd.&~ilteredpoolw1th Corne11Mdl.1670sq.ft.,3 li\'ing with your own Lge. pictu re window 2 BR., 2 b.a.,den, frpl.,
Near So. Coast Plaia room . Hurry • Call V j J lag e Re a I hydraulic cover. Sharp br, z~ ba, din. nn. fam. park staning at the patio t:;,~10;:osun'J:e&s=:: deek,1~=~.;~~:J'rff•500
· 4Br. 383• r·rml DR. 6'.5--0303 E s t a t e coRtner lot, Fnt. Valley. 4 rm. w/frpl. Exteasl\'e door only $64.950 beyond. WeU designed Wooda: Cove, fews-to
LIDO ISLAND
Charming 3 br, 2 ba,
frplc. immed. oci.:upan-.
cy. 182.500.
Family Rm. Upgraded I B ., 2 ba., fam. rm. 1 d , & d •• e n try & kitchen . congratu ates Buzz wfCrplc. llh Yrs. new. an scp g. ecor •· kitchen has BILT·IN beach : pool, patio. Only
Beautifully draped, cp' for a job well done. Central ai r cond. Big 152.900. Ope"' ~e. 11·5, RANGE & OVEN , $37,500
cpl'd throughout . (f you have a Real cov'd . patio. Vacant. Sat & Sun. 17582 Willow DISHWSJIR .. ETC. The ARTIST'SCONOO Owner I Agent 673-6489
Landscaped wtfronl & E l t n d h S6J,SOO Tree "Ln. By Owner. gathering room <fam. Deligtful 3 BR .• 2" ba ... ··~ '.'.'.""'.".".'.""~~'.'.'.""'.".".'.""~
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3t e ceae r' 1W 3Y KeyatoneRlty 897-10« c"3:o'.!.:--03SC'.:'.:C7:_______ ~-~ fiQns &t.o :~eifi~~ den, din. rm.; 2 frpl.,1-
Sat/Sun 12·5. $68,900. p K OC patio $64 500 556-1920. profession a I ? ALL TERMS All L ATION abeflered re•Ung area. . PEG ALLEN VIEW
Promise Her
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collage with a warm
crackling fireplace un·
der wood beam ceilings
country kilchea. candle
lite dining looking onto a
lllsh rolling @!reen lawns.
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sunny den all nestled un-
der towering s tately
trees and only $38,9-50!
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4BR. 2'f::ba, 2 story, f'ly "You all" come & see Charming Clirr Dr .. view
1----------Lawrence (Buzz) and appraisal ha been crptd, drpd & insulated. this fine home, offered REALTOR4.94-l51B home: beautiful decor. 3 Brond~-w . Daly, Vil lage Real' ordere d . 3 Large Comp. fncdforprivacy. DoytSSJ-7000hu foronly, 1-..:•:.:09oc•:.;N..:.c..C:.;0:.;8:.:5.c1•coLa=gun=•=--1bdrm11 .. dining rm .,
nc Estate,962-4471. bedroom·s, fam rm , Loc.nexttoPk&lb\k. $68,SOOFulPrice gourmetkilchen;allnew
50;0 Down trailer or boat access. from Elem. Sehl. $56,950.l ~~~~~"""'"""'"""'"""'!!I See you folkslOday, 1 ___ ui-....1 1052 built-ins. incl. Cllrning
SJ4,750 Full price. 2-.. _ . , Walk to beach. Submit by owner. 552-3211 da"'" OWNER Anx1'ou•-Pror. ··YAWL" HEAR NOW? --r'"',....,....... lop & BBQ; indirect
II s:JJOO ~tow Appraisal!! your orrer, own-have J~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I' ht' S kb & t story. cathedral cei n". D ... Rafael by apptonly d • 1 d d MISSIOu a•••n 1g 1ng. nae ar we 6 4 BR. en, 3 o-.. formul bough t another. · · e c 0 r · °' n s c P " -*WE Kuow • -I 'd brick (ireplace. bonus d.. I f bot ·rurt l e r ock Home 9858.CoaslHwy, ,... * bar. frp lc ...... vey wi e room over garage. 1n,ing,23•00e am.rnm, 8 JADE REALTY OWNER. 4BR, 3ba, 3 car lm med Occupan-y · Lagu"""' LAGUNA NIGUEL Y<1rd with 2 patios.
ood I t:!'.3 e, sq. · near 847-1231 450 n Bo · L • .... BEST $79 000 Rustic w siding. 60 t. b b BK R gar. + sq. · nus Open House Sat/Sun 1-6 p•---49• A7' I • • •
I l tr. eac -556,900. 0 d fl La -~ • L-•oH'--'Rlly cue a yp us es, 968-540Jeves. WATERFRONT 4 Br rm. on gr un . rge 5042AlcornLn.lrvlne 1----------·-· ..,,.....
nilnutes to the beacho..l-'-"---'--'--'--'-'-~---1 nearly new .S1ZJ;9QO. Cali lot. $69,500. 551·5167 Broker. 640-5770 White Wahr View 496-4040 130..5050 CA.LL '-" 64,· 141'
Cast iron sinks. marbl Overlooking Woods Cove OUTSTANDING· Ocean 9\;I ~,. '
pull man counter tops, '*Townhouse2 br, llh ba, 34El5lio,t3t7. Tobin Realty, dtrili-0 ,&l, '--f)-C. ~C:::.• Newly constructed 4Br. View w /Catalina sun-Mfliw& ·
upgraded builtins. shag refurbl1hed.$SOOOdn,as· -1-p\!;;" L'ot,I LV). ~ D(/"V 3\.'I ba wfbeamed T&G sets. Recreatio nal a lALTY ·
carpeting.Call645--0J03 s ume loan. $20,800, --c-.-,-,_--,_----1 That Intriguing Worc:I Game witlt o Cli11cife cellinr. cp\'g, tinted racilltles. N••r N•.,p•rl P••I Off lc •
Owner. 98SO ConUnental, Barn red w/(resh white ...._,..,a.AT._ l'OUAM glass, marble frple, tiled 2 BR· 154,900. OPEN TOD~ Y l·S
HB trim in sprawling ranch O'-"'~"" 6 ICfOMbW ,,--..__...---,.....,~--b•ths. 32' Rec rm w/bar 3 BR-$86,000. S21 REDLANDS
H -"---house style. Sep. 16x30 _. bsbtr"' _.. 6 & grill. Spac dee:ks & FANTASTIC 0 J BR. + fam . rm .. 2 . H. Wate. 11u11l condo, artist's relreal in rear! "°"Pi. ~... Ptw """'" of p al io. Enc l gar & ~ cea n frplcs .• woodsy & warm.
Meta Y. TownhM boal ~lip, main channel cant 1 n • k i l c h en,• "°'"' 111 1i. 11,.. of ~ carport. Redwood Ext. View. 3 BR. 2'11 Ba, Lo\'ely yiird, gtmJt apt .
3 br, 2111 bo, frp\c. Encl view, 2 Br. 2 Ba. frpl. candlellle dine, brick ., K RAH ES SN1el9w,0001y. Tcooaeens','a1"1'b'rekrd .. r'm'or_mEaxlecDutln!~ermho, mFeamln. $59,500
U dbl j I 90'W fin. or lease opl. fplc. OWNER CAN ·~...r...;;...;.;,."-';...;;...-l -GEM-pa o. 1ar, aruzz • ,,.-.... u-·~ .1 1 1 '* 1• I I I I .C83-3611 Monarch Bay Terrace.
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.I" 962-.5511 ··=======~ Sl.31500 120-F U!ltLnAve., .. $46.300 /Owner. 9-4! rtfESA VERDE $37 950 AbdltdoMcf .. OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 ' ' REALTORS 642·4«?3
Mon-Fri 894-1353. · · 2 M'I e ch-• b 2"' I s E T P E L 31913Nl-'"St E L NIGUEL G 1r ,...7-et7Sanytime. 4br.2ba.xlnt.cond.VA_ Reduced .$10,000 . ies ea --v r, " 'lU ' · 0 HarborViewHomes ~~==.__::.:.:;.::.:=="----! lill so poss. See to •P· Foreclosure pendlns. bi. Carefrff Condo. A•· 1--l"'-Tl--'-lr-;;l..;:.rl-l · South Laguna Course-4 BR. 2'h Ba, Portofino, with bonus
,..gt/J%fHAlOAM * preciate. By owner. Lovely ·Huntin g t on 11ume 7111~ ll0.500 loan. '::::::==~=!:= BigOcVu. IABlk.tobch. Form1I Dln·rm, Fam-Saves $9600 on 2 br, lh 9?1>-7320 Harbour 3 bdrm, tri·level F'rplc, sep. dining, bit-,.. atairs. Boat •loraae rm. 3car garage, :MOO&q. rm. $9.5.000. Fee. Ph:
ba TowoHae in CM. SI formal dining. Co11ve-ins. Total $24,llOO.Owner. ~._,_T_U,_D""T-Tl_F'--n,-1 area. 1-.. enced yd. Only cl:.:l.:.:$::1°'::.:.:·000=.:.· -----l·-"" __ 7_866 _____ ...,__,. ___ 1s
mo . ua.>oo. Owno nlenl to everythi na . _646~--S~"~'~· ----I I I I I' 161,000. PLACJ;; OPE'"' HOUSE BY OWNER Westclifl. 549~1. EASTSIDE 008S78.~~7o1.0P hoEn e 114 ":::· =·=·=·=·~ REALTY494--9104 " bdrm, 3 beth, ramBy &
S VERDE -W..,. -iLoper&n •~~-, ... FL u o D N o ,. d 1 da . ., •OWNR.,3Bll2ba.beau\ SAT&SUHll·I study.$89.000.642--4519 •M E~A * 6 Bedrooms. 3Ba, Rec U'l't ..w _ v rneer n • n1t111 MONARC•I BAY Ter·
801. Owner. Top cond. rm . deluxe kJ\chen. REAL ESTATE Rancho La Cu ta J.-,l'-'"l ~l"''--Tl--'-rl --l offic.1 "I ... ,d ~ th•t ocean/coastal Vu. Cpts.
d 38 Xt . tr·1-$.1~2~.500~b~y~o~w~n~645-<111&1~~!!:!:_·.1 ----;-;~;;;:;;----1 8$ ':::::===~= Georo-Wt1hlngton h-' f•IN drpa. Xlnt cond. 162.SOO race, by builder, ne., EARLY area Bluffs; Jg, 2 "'1F· · ... ·••,•1.lan~'.M~aMI~· LOY.ER$ BYTHEOCEAN.H.ia:hly r '"th !Nd• of wood. 11 rh"t '9'1·1967 /49'·8811 ~:f!L_..41082r. ~~l~otta, BR, 2 ba .. din. rm .. fpl.
FFt. ~ lll9PITCAJRM upgr aded. 3 bedroom I r E «:TEL I rru.? .. -Yn.AM~l•t tltM .....---. or~~ <>rlg.owner.$63.500
danao Dr. 'llS.500. 5~ 4Br-Frml DR-Den -YeURtJ •Old Monlertiy with liH b•t!U, ! he h•d • dtil'lt1I •111mlnstion. OCEAN FRONT Brolc~r M0--5500
,saum In. Sat/Sun t -5. llu1e Rec Rm-Olympic will appreciate this 2 flrrplare. Kodel 1h11 -I I I r' I . h9 h.d 23 pe1 ~, f•ww For Lea•e&Je.Tl"ade
549-1311. Si J'lool. Optn Sat/Sun bedroom home under 01rpet.s. prorea1lonal _.. South Lafuna -!x· PL.A YBOY 1.Jdo Nord. 3 Bdrnu., 2
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1chool1 • sboppin,. Aat. lmmac. 3 br,. Brick frpl, 8J9---6133or535-25.St lfJllWIJllllli'!M Elevat.ora to Pool 6 play1lrl'1 deU1ht. Must land . .5Br. 4 ~ ba. View _1::~::-:-..:7.:.1«::.:.·-·----twalklo•hop'•··c•Ufast ~-'';. ag:J . l ~.J('f19u•o1 I j I I I I { f I Baich. 1eethl1onerm.ooo. Bonua Rm . Pool & owner ha5 pu.rch•s•d cl1ulfledadadol\well --- - - --- ----CaUSueOJnntr JohnW.Cody,Realtor Ja~u&&i . Prin o nly.
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·rore.v 9f;:-"118u view. Rec, fac'a. ~-ba, $275 mo. JJJ.Ht'.8550, ALL U1'1LtTlESP.AID from w1ter. 3 Br, 2 1ba, allow to qu':! le;;:s NE:W deluxe apC.J;, .i Br
or · sate. Close to Marina. wlod.1.49$4587 . Comparebe(QN1(1Urent frplc, wash/dry, dis· while.upgraded°~ Ls.i S185.2.Br.2Ba'25111fup. llODBRN''"--1~ Sll!L,841,8$88 . ~ ~R•~•=·rnr Cua!<>!!!~ bwaa~er, car. 45th St. •••M "h•&<'[!>••'•bl& ()pea S•t & Sun U ·S.
..... ....._ 6U MIWUU""8Cl--.mo. .Ftafiiibij: (;0Werivall1J.vnea.:-U--r--"'~"(!_ __ &---M m•t 33111 Marianna, ~w:l:'aina~ •--MlasloooVlef!t. 3267 :12198 Paaao ,CarOtlpa, •Si>a<iotlaj<ltcbenwl1'1n· per avaU April '11\. ~~.n·~~~ ..... WiJlii1°1a W:: -.e l erranc~n (: ... !!!:::'"""°~'===:..::=--' .-IOCI ........................ Ql3)__.1JS:m-«MB dlrectli&flUns. 998-19380l'811-l110 ............. --, . ~ Uoa. -· -Aat ,., LOENew3QR.2aac;..,. -...... 3280 •Sopuatedln'gatel ~d No .p~U-881 HILLTOP Pvl.$pacSbc .. ::.:~J>Aie. 1 do. A/C, F(f, on Wk ... ~ •• -.. •-•••••••••• .. ._. •Hom•lltelknle s BR. 2'11A S27S Wldter Moarov1a548--97'3 frpl, gar, I~~· •t ~'t1amo •. Lease . YOUNG f.am.llJ, z =~!~~=W/Mon&e Water~ls-et:m , " Viii :1»&~7~o~r~m~
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• 28R,Z8Aapt$20Ct Hl.i.LsJDESBTTING3Bl' prap, -•KingaJ.1.eBdrms 4BDllM,2ba,'Waterpd. ~ . NEED Spflce? New Jg 2
1 2BR+{»OOl,$2'l5 oondo,cust.decor,Bltnl, BrokerFee •Pool-BarbeQ4m-IUf>. ~.mo.Yrb'. · ...-,~ . ._ br. Den 2 ha dplJC pvt
IBR+.famnn.s:ns AJC,frplc,att.gar.$295. srtoa.kicta le pet. 3 Br,. roundedw/pl~l.'ltbePC · 61S~ '~ d6ck. Oar ocean 'VW
ZStOrYt BR. FR.~ tnc. mo~ nt•int., fee. 1fen.Cl~d yard, 1arii1e · Adults -Nopeta The charm pr Old World Spain bltn». lt'rplc bar $350/mo
laUtlast 1nontJ11~nt '188-2'01; 83().8!?9 $UIS. 1 1 BDRM"'"'-~, 2BR.$usld4ck. Dbl. pr. 1 / awaits you at Ring Bros. 493-8205 r IOOsq.tt~omce Ol)Cl!ITd111a-.eet 28DRM.Fwn. blk '°"ocean. •tores or · · · · 'll · tn prime locatJon. O R 1 G • B Lu F rs HOM~ :165 w. Wllsoc1142-!9!l' boat 1upa S300 rrio. yrJ,y. 'ul!!,llCIEllt · Mediterranean Vt age HomtllMJh>ft ._ 3840
RedCarp:e&.ReaJtors Waterfront -Privacy. 2 •642 ....... tOO• AllO lBR juat deeor'\ted -,.sS UP • Wall to wall carpets, drapes , •••••••••••••••••••••••
8'2--o:w3 Bd;2Ba;p.R.60'patlo $30WEBC&W UU mo. No sm.alt TOITSHAME # • Grasscloth ,wallcovering$ NEWJ,Z&3Brapu.i.2&.
3 Br Cpta, drpl. bltnl on btly. Jm. occ 3Br CONDO Nr. San •$6.60Nl1ht&Up' cbllclr'n or pets. Over500taUtreee 10 • Fireplaces 2 'h Ba, frpJcs, gar.,
I dbl.P,..no)'d.$!35. ' 1213)331-8444 • Die.,o le: Newport •Studio&~BltApta 6'6 83&2,642-6348 st.reama with waterfalla • Wet Bars patios,,!-1;5~~-~-
'46-4559 Freeway.25t«y,Newb' •TVfc.Ma1dServAvall create a relaxing..ldttng; B d ·1· ood lin
J • --Newport I~ 3269 dee, Jlltns, cblldi:en •Pho.o.cServ,l;ltdpc>ol STUDIO. aingJe girl, no for youi: sl)tlcioua new 1_ • eame ce11ngs, w pane g NEW deluxe 2 Br, l!h ba
..... 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• weloome $300. 8'1l-4M3 •Children ik.P«Section peta. <>te-'n 1 blk. $100. or 2. bedroqm apart.-• Private patios and balconies ~~·hu~:~ ro· .. -:O:, mo .
• ·.·.··.·.·.•.•,;,•'io"ll"oi•i1••1o""iioi•il••;;•;;•,;,i• BEACH 2 Bdnm, Frplc, or842-"538. .. . •$5.offweeksrent"W/ad mo.645~ ment. From $190. • Heated swimming pools 1-Dr pa, Cr ptd, Gar. ·~ · 2316NewPortBJYd,CM . Fumiture available. Of· , • N'ght lighted tennis courts 1'obin Propert)l:Mgmt I * 11u9.._1 r * $375.mo.yearly (Jl!> DELUXE3br,2ba, bltnl, 548·97S5or~S961 Just ~cross the street fltit open B:OO to S:OO, 1 . d tw6-l311, MfFee.
I "'-~ frpl. ead gar., hk~pe. from tbe best bea"l:h . .2300 Ffti.rview Rd~ Costa i • Gymnasium an sauna !BR,f~~· PAWC $325 j22S .• 963-JOl~ or NICE l Br dplx. Quiet. SPaclOUI 2 Bil. bNut. Mesa. Pbone545-i3oo.1 • Security systems
38R.Zba. COND02br,2\i!ba,pool, .96a-a:e10 . Sep. by garages. rurn •• $325. , · , • FairHousing
I THE TERRACE $625 bltns. wash/dry1 gar. no ~ leocli 3214 Employed adlt over as. Bay & Beach . _
2BR,2Ba. 13.15/360 pets.G75-9l88 '••••••••••••••••~•••••• NopetsM8-l02l SilltClelftHte· 3776 Pri..U. UNFURNISHED
38R,2 Ba. • S395 WESTCLIFF eoiy 3 Br. 2 TO re,sponalble couple, ••••••••••••'••••••••••• SUI rotm69 1 BEDROOM I 8WRALNUTSQUARE Bahome .. Patio&yd.Nr. near new 2 'Br & den, ***GARD&tAnS STONE'STbrowtobeach. DELUXE 1· 2 & ~Br lBEDROOM&DEN 3 T·• 2 Ba. $350 schools. $31$. 646-2389 elec. kit .• w/w cprta:, sharp & clean I br. $195. Aptso Furn. eadt.eior
URTLEROCK drps, frplc, l'4 Ba. **"°POOL See Mgr. at housebeb,lod Pvt Pa~i~-HtdPool 2 BEDJ;lOOM
)SBR.,ZBa. M35/450S.T!JDIO duplex, all secluded patio. Near ~d~i·tl:C:ct~~0~P~I~ apt,at2S4W.F.scalOCM!ll Nr.Shop.g_-AdltsOntY 2BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE
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GREENTREE utilities paid, Stove, Mar.ina.AvailMarchlSt. GardenApts.84Z-3:145 492-&518 . Mart1niqueApt$ ASpecialsectionforthosewith smallpets. I 5 BR., 3 Ba. $490 rerrig. $130. $370, (213)7.72:-8425. 1777 Sa,nta Ana.Ave, CM Nf;W' elegant, large (1260
DEERFIELD Open1daysaweek ·-SUS CASITAS ANSWERS JO MgrAptll3 646-~ Office Open Daily 10·6 sq Ill duplex. 2 Br. 2 Ba, 3BR.2"' Ba. $425 HOMEFIHDERS WHlllllnsler 3298 • ''liiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioj (714) 557-8020 wolk-;n closets. rnrung, I CORONA DELMAR •••••••••••••••••••-•• Minutes to Newport SCRAM LETS .. ' lrplc, plush carpeting, "Bdrms.Zba••·. tilcn *642-9900* "lose to Huntington Beacb, bachelor & 1 Br • 2400Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif.
• uQ -C furn. Adu.Its no peu. ZllO Marina Pacific: Pvt Yard. db I enc I.
1 CHINA COVE. 3 BR, z Ba J)UPLEX, has en~er, super3BR,,2BA, Newport Bl,CM. SHAKER PESTLE v gHragc. 4 blks to beach.
I 3Bdrms,3ba .• runushed everything. 'Nr. ocean, cpts, d.rps, blt.m, dbl OUTFIT-UNFOLD ILLAS $320. per mo. 514,16th.St,
$900, MonthtoMontb tennis &: olympic pool car., ruce yards, $295. e P....+oMesa KETI'LEINTONE Brand NewCusto'mApts Costa Mesa 38241Costa Mesa 3824 (7 14J536·1122 or53&-8256.
NEWPORTCR&sT $295. yrly Jse. 642-3573 . 96.1-4.S61 963-1186 Bev I IEDllOOM KNOTHOLES BACH lBR 2BR ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2~ ba, furn. $400 or Dale. Overheard in a dentist's Drive by i 11o-Victoria ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. & Din Rm. Priv NEW Deluxe 2 Br. 2 Ba,
j CALL 552·7500 . SUPER 4 hr, 2Y2 ba. cl~b C:ondollli.W-/ N:~~ids:~= ·of rice : '• t read •OPEN SAT/SUN• 2 Br, l ba, crpts. drps, dis· patio. Lrg !ncd yrd. Nr f'rplc. All bltns. $250.
VISION w/pool $560permo 1n somewberethatGeorge 645~177 hwa she r, $180 mo . So. Cs t Plaza. $195 •no. All ut1I pd., encl. • • I' · d "~"' ·· · Fun. 3400 1959MopleA...,.CM Washington had lalse J'~~~~~~~~~ 846 -7129, o:A6. •IJ06 . g~r . ~tl0 -1889 or c g. gar e_ner. ~1635 ••••••••••••••"••••••• . .,.. ---. 1 teeth made out of wood. 84G-49J8 REALTY eves. 2BDR. 2BA, oo l.aguna NE~ large bac.helor. Is that true?" ''Yes. l Br wldressing cm. $14" * * *GARDEMAPTS 1---------
AlledHiliCom an TWO Stry Condo. Blurts, Niguel Gt;>Jf Course. Dnve by 1110 Victoria. Andlhelastt,imehehad • NEW•• '"J **•POOL BR t\ND new 2 Br. a Ba.
Univ. Parkee::tery NB, Ovrlks Canyon. $500 Beaut. f~rn1sbb:ap. com•. Mfl.-408l a dental eJCamlnatioa he per month. crpts. drps. dshv.·hr, d1s-
Jrvine mo.846 9056. pletefac11.495--4SSS. . 2035'91.............._ CM had 23 percent rewer 548-1867 3 BR apt $215. in adult pos al. nr. Huntington
•4 BR. 2 Ba. pool. Nr.
UCI, fwy, shopping. $.1'15.
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N Conda ... •• 1 BR Furn. 2 lrg closets, LRG l BR, bltns, dshwhr, Elm Ga rde!"'I Apts. WPT Shores,,newer_ 2br, •&:...&.-LL-...1 3425 . bed I r,l;;t;;;;;;t;Uo;r;;;;ii;;~ ad 1•·/n ~ .. -$1'"/mo 846-2856 .. d II , v~ queen size • pr v . •i.ttntU-slled u.., o ,,_.., . ...., . '"''.'.'~~36<~5------l -:=-=-:-=:-:--::==-::-:-:::::::::-en, poo tenn pnv gs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _._ . I ......-Llk 1· . . W C 11645 ·~1 -bch $350 646 2218 ~sing rm. extra rg ••••••••••••••••••••••• e 1v1ng tn a estem a --....... . BEACl·l/OCEANVlEW nr · · -EXECUTIVE WANTED. rooms. eocl. gar movie s et! Old West -'-----------IC!ean Eas ts1de2 Br. Will lbdr/$l90/adults
JARGE 3 br. 2 ba, Univ.
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DOVER SHORES New 2 Br & den w/storage. Adults only, .G:...---1 fla•or with city slick 2 BR w/sundeck, 2nd flr, constdcrchi1dorsmlpet. 1248thSt S41>-844Z
8 ..; buogalow pvt lake & no pet.$. ~ 3802 features : Poot. complete pvt locked gar. l blk Sl95. 5<18--m:14-,:,•.:.· ----i·--:::::::::-=-:;-:---* I 0' IA 1' VIEW* ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• kl · h i r v i n e A v e . N o -
4 B B ~:-: rec. ceoter. sec. system. E ts"d f 1 bd tchen wit refrigerator . 8 8 N' Sh . Utilities Paid r. 4~ a, UL1ung rm, By So. Cst. Plaza&S.D. as l e. urn. · rm. Delux 3 BR· 2 BA with incl. Wall to wall plush child/pets.839--UOO J r. 2 a. r. opp1ng. Jge family rm, 3 frplcs, Fwy 979.()493 apt. Newly redecor .; fireplace, patio, built-in carpeting. Adults only. Sunny. $195permo.days Deluxe s pac. 2&:3 Br
s up'dr. brick patio&. · pooJ . No children, no appliances, carpeting, no pets. ALL NEW! DON'TPA.YMORE l213) 949-5474 . s tudio apt s. Dis· ~ $425. 547-1044/552--0055
I 4000 rl dul P th d l d hwashers, patios, Some an cape. sq ex. LOVELY a t 1 story, pets. $175 er mon . rapes, wo car garage. Right now & only a very •et the most for your c v e s I w k n s
TURTLE ROCK 3 BR!. 2 ec. home on bhUf. $975. pool. nr. Catbalic Cllurch 1993 Ch_\U'cbStreet Very convenient location few available. money. 5225. gets you a I 714 l 962 -5769. ~1 r . w/frplcs. Near shopping
, BA. ram rm, pall~ Walk mo.645--6177 & golf. $225. mo. or seul--~-~-----1 near So. coast Pla.:a. well-located townhouse Lewis center. st<hools & Fwy.
• to schls & bus. Pnme lot. $24 500 5S2--061.9 BACH.1 adult, no pets. Cl. Avail. for ia;imediate oc· COSTA MESA just painted &: carpeted. I;:-:-;:;:--:-:-"::::::-;;:::. -:~ l .':.-..'.'~om'!'..:S2~7S~._,S~36-~· 25::.'.'79:_ __
loc. $42S/mo .SOOST.AndrewsRd,2Br, ' · tosbop$130.Util.fum. cupancy . $300 /mo. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.~ACH .a~t.SLJO.Ut1lpd. SIOOBONUS
644-3378/830-1546. 2 Ba , liv rm, din rm. ~it. Dllplexn U.... 3600 Jadry. 548-1098 962--8118 garden setting with incl. retr1g. l\-'Iesa del
gar. $290. Apply at office ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 BUNKHOUSE pool-For adults only. 11.t a r Apt s. 998 EI !THE TERRACE Univ. 600St Andrews Rd . UPPER 4 Brdlxduplex, l STUNNING 1 br Garden ,.,_Island 3806 . THE VEN00l\1E Caminci. 546-00L
Pk. New 2 br;2 ha, rrpl. jirlriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliij blk beach, Npt Shores. apt. Pool, rec. room. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1939 Wallace, 1 bl No. of h ·
cust. dee. 2 patios. Lse.$350.546-1034 $180.110W.18thSt. 2 BR. upper. sun-19lh&lblE.ofPlaccn· IS45Ana eim S45-86282 Br1'ownhouse, adults,
640----6345 HARIORVIEW deck/gar. Yearly $300. tia , WHEREEl.SECAN no pets. parking space,
te:IDSWELCOME NEW.elegant,large(1260 1 BR. $115. mo. Over JS. mo . 835-3437 or S200 mo. Eastside CM .
Great loc. near pool & sqrt>duplex.2Br,2Ba, No pets. no students. 673-8484eve&wknds 642-7458 YOUGETA· 644-4423
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OM BEACH CHA.fl.MING 2 BR, 2 Ba
Terrace Townhouse.
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.. BR, 3 ba Deane Home.
Children ok. $575 per mo.
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tennis. 3 BR, Fam-rm. walk-in closets. Dining, 642-3108 2 Br, Ground nr, ye~rly ----------I
Sharp! $475.mo.Twolo rrplc, plusb carpeting. JMMAC 1 Br $140 Util rental, frpl, shr. gar, I' S FA8ULOUS2BDRM 2 BR deluxe studio, util HachelorfromS185 choosefrom. pvt yard, dbl encl. • · . m exy pd. Bltns. crpts, pool. 2Br.1&:2 Ba!rom$265
752-0460 ..yti.,,. garage. 4 blks to beach. qpdw'ectcapdtsu,l~;~p~lio, 644-9279 Two Yecrs Old $I 9 o. l 9 7 8 l\1 a PI e . l Br. 1 Ba, view,~ s:rzo. per mo. 514 16th St, ..,, 0 •.r-u.JJV Balboa Peninsula 3807 FOR $205 & $21 S 645-8079 or645-{;647
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or536-6256 very clean. No pets. $185. DELU~E 2 br Condo. 600 LA MANCHA.Ans Ten acres ofopenspace 2 2 1 Ba $200. e uxe is beautiful
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PRIVACY+ .bed 2Ba 1004 am ho. · ean ront.suu-pr g, ~0 ace, tion center with pool, Adults. 324 £.20th, . · • 546-5104. elevator. sec. gates. $350. 642 -2007 Catalina & Palos Verdes gar, patio&: yd. $225. No Yearly. Avail immed. Adult-No petTDih_whr s aunas• ping pon g,1 _64_5_--<_7_6_1~-----I •Large private decks
pets.CM .646--1414 SUO to $135. 1 Br apt. 838-3094.997-8382 Shag cr pt-Closed voll e ybal l, jacu-zzi, !BR. $140:,Shag, dc11s, •241iourSe<'ur1ty
Adlts 645-45.ao 132 W garage. Gas BBQ. player pi.ano & more. •Heated Pools-5aunas NWPT B<'.H 3 B_R. 2 Ba. Wi~ . , OCEANFRONT Yrly, 3 GU&:waterpd-Pool Adultsonly. new paint. Gar. Ldry, •Assigned covered park·
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oceao, tenois & olymptc •Tropical Pool• cpts. drps. 675-1536 2 BR, 1 Ba Sing1e Sf.ory. NEWPORT VILLAGE 1 _54ll_-_I0911 _______ 1 1111\ddttional free parking
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642-3573 bltns,patio.Gas&water Walktobay/beacb.2BR, beam cell. !rplc. gar. NrNewPortFwy Couples, no children. •Furn1lurea\'a1L
ApMI lltsFww paid.!M8·1168 l'h BA, refrig, gar, Adults $190. 2544 ··A"' Sl8S.mo.S48-9573 .
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L · -•-h 1248 ....._ ......,. BEAUT 1 Br furn aptS ...,...swvnv~ NEW 2 Br, spacious. w bl r · 1 •~ ••• :-=: ••••••••••• ,-PYGLASS OcVu 4 br, -·•••••••••••••••••••• $185&$175Sparu'sbStyle ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garage.No....t"',..,15. /w, tns, reng, poo, & water pd . Adults. no Hunlo'ngtonPaco'fi,
UPLEX B B t""""' -$180. Adlts , no pets pets. 114 E. 20th. CJ\1 • FANTASTIC oc vus F/R.DIR&pooltbl.5875. 2 BR Furn Apt, Yearly. bldg,pvt,enclgar.,pool, D 3 r. 2 a. 675 -1849 642 -9520 S48-0l310r 646-4005 711 ceanAve
2BD, 1 'hBA. Split levei mo. 644-1791/642-8235 $265. mo. Salisbury ReaJ· sauna, lndry, adlts.17301 b~tns, lge yard, ocean1~\j{filO:C~·~"1:~Ti;;::1~~~~~;;;j;,:~~~1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 (7141 ~l487 Hm $325 mo Encl. util ly,673-6900 Keelson Ln 1 blk W. or view. $275. 642-1155 _jOAKRIDGE VILLA 3 br, 1 OR Eastside, crpts, Mngd by Wm WaJtersCo
Broker 494--0731 · 2 Blks to Beach, pool & . . . Beach o(f Slater C delMar 3822 2 ba, bltns, children drps,bltns,pooL$145.No llVINl /NIW'°IT/COSTIMfSI
· · tenn.atclub.2br,den,2 2 BR., rema1nderol "the 842-7848 oron• welcome $225. 858 pets. 675 -5800 Bkr, no YOUWILL(IKEIT
HIGH ON HILL. oc. vu. 2 ha. rrpl. $350. Avail Mar. winter or yearly ., ••••••••••••••-••••••• Center 645 -9219 fee . •. Comrorlable. quil!t, I blk
bd. home. $350. Agent. 1.645-1658 . Somers Realty 615-4000 BACHELOR. comp!. SEETOBEUEVE! · from ocean. 1 bdrm.
C!M-8025. Waterrront 2 Stry 3Br. lcAaa P••l11rda 3707 ~!~ii~hg!d9ss~i21 Call ~g~'. ~: .ffl:u~~~ Nb~~P~~Y~Sf!1~z~:1 bg~r~ A;:i~Al ~'i[ro. !!!.ts SIJ.5. + util. 960-2146
•••••••••••••-•••••••• ' d t d &: I ' ,.,. ' ...-3 BO, Em mac. ocean vu. d e n. 3 b a ,' Comm • ecora e w garage. No pets. $315. Also 2 hr unrur/rurn!r$169.50 QUAINT seaside 2 Br
Util.pd. $325. mo. 499-pool /tennis. S490 . YEARLY 2.Br. Firepl. BACHEL~R $l35· ~o 422LarksP,ur.644-6800or forS2'.l5 .2675 EJden,CM. Pool.recrm.elev, ~ w/Spanish arches & 10'.
3279or213-287-6709. 675-£917 . ba r, bit-ins . Large pets. Reh.,ble, steadily 644·7326 Call ror appt. 9to5 wk Secgate,gas/wLrpd. Distinctive ceiling. Rerurhlshed in· ---------1----------1 balcony. 1 house from cmpl adlt 536-7947 d 3 Br. 2 Ba CONDO, bltns. 3 Bedroom home localed oceanfront. No pets. $300 · · 2 BR APT. So. of Hwy ,1-=:::"'-Y'::·..:64..:2c.--4-'905=----J -''::25:_:V.::•Cc'.t::On:;.::•:.:·"'::::2-89_::::7c::O_I Adult Apartments terior w /lge new kit.
patio pools, outside in Spyglass Hill. Village ·mo. 673--6055 Charming Studio!oond~, walk to Sch, adults, $240: ADULTS. 00 pets, 2 Bf, • nachcklr. 1 & i Ktlrm. $250. Util pd. 536-4770
main t. s 285 m 0 . or Harbour View. Fan· nr beach. Frpl, Jacutzl, 642-5953 8 to 5 wkdys, encl. gar ., patio. $l75. 2 BR, l lfi ba. frplc, PV1 •ThnalR(!nurt~-Nitel.lle4
642_1334, tastic vi ew or mountains Oayfront l br furn apt. $215 mo. 213-596--9479 673-3983/645-9399 eves 64.f.-o878 or 548~7692 patio. closed gar. $175 .... ..,. P•tim1IHeamed Selling anything ~ilb a
----------1, i;tcs f<om master Xlnt .. \liews. util pd. Nr. 1 ~&:_>w".'k~n~d~s~-------1~::::-::":'-::'':"::--::--:-j n1o. 634 Hamilton. CM . (:eilia.:~ Dai ly Pilot Classified Ad •v•ILHOW IX stor es. Balboa $250. Furn. Bachelor, nr. Lakel-833 -• o · rH>!\Pautarinn.C'o~l11."'1'1·~11 is a simple mauer ... -
T Al AT 2 •,uite.I dl~v.ing room.'. 673-6790 ·, Park.Nopets.Gas&Wtr DUPLEXSoofHwy,28r, $225. 3 BR, 2.Ba, Family 645d634ii ev /~1oos 17111~.11t-1 :uri just call642·5678!
empe erracc; cute C?rma 1n1n~ room_... pd.Sl20/mo.840-l284. 1 Ba. Adults, 001...,.ts. Unit.Pool.Nopets. wkn s. ays · -----------
bdrm. 1 bath house. kitchen. L~xury _appo1n~ Steps to Ocean or Bay-Frplc. patio w/ga~f.e .l --~-"9.::79:_690::'.:'.95'----l -A_s_k_r_oc_T_on_;_~---i ~ leoc.h 3840 Huntin«)ton BNC:h 3840
Great sundeck; unfurn., ments. With lh1~ home AUr. 1 Br. Sl:t5 mo. 1128 lagllRD leach 3748 S300 675 _3616 •••-•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
S325 Mo./yearl,y you will receive Lhe keys W. Balboa Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Costa Mesa 3824Cosla Mesa 382•
Bluebird Canyon area; 1 to private tennis court, OCEANFRONT2Br. Util.ICHARMJNG 2 BR. in ••••••••••••••••~··•••••••••••••••••••••••••••
bdrm .• 1 bath ; n ice pooi , & jacuzzi. Only BACH., yrl~, $140. mo. incl. J.125. mo til 6/1.S. quietnetghborhood.$265.
porches. Upstairs apt. steps (rom your front Older working men. 501 SJ6-0321•,497-1590 mo. All uu·1,·ncld, No pets A pl
Unrurn .• j250Yearly. th E Bal Blvd 673-6880 h Id ntre·, ace , Callnowtorescrveyour iC::{&..4~~ir mon · · · · Hewpor+Seoch 3769 ore i ren.675--2663
t1ummer rental. Choice Cheerrul & Clean2 Br Apt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg 1 Br. bltns, cpts, drps,
tielection! · BLUFFS condo, nr. pool. ~nde~k. Cl~ to Bch &i DYNAM IC Lg. oceanrmt. gar. 5215 mo, adults. no ·.~ • -visit• ·-a ~e· at. TURNER ASSOC. lg . nrly new 3 BR, ram. Shopping. W1nter&:Sum· 3 br, 2 ba, yrly, l4QO. day p~ls. 52l'h: Iris. Open
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1750. Panoramic ocean t-l»>owd Rltr. 644-0134 Cor:olHI d.m Mal-3722 $29.95 WK UP. I Bdr, 2 Ba ..cowo=•cc•.:.r'-. ------l ~to ~·
view. lge custom hHJtop 4 Bedrooms. ramily rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &: Bach. Color TV, maid Cotta Mel• 3124 home.4BR,4~.2stooe pool. guest suite, view! BACHELOR. nicely de· serv. pool. THE MESA•••••••••••••·~·••••••• . •
frplcs, formaJ din-rm, kl· Prestige area. $750. mo. rorated. 2 bl.ks to Tennis 415 N. Newport Bl, NB, HACIENDA DE MESA •
'tercom. w/w crpt. tile, lease. Brokcr642-4603 & ShO·p''g, $1"50. mo. 646-9681 , 160W. Wilson,C.M. ..Fl,1!'2:"-,1 !Tl-~
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114-411-3297 or Harbor View Montego, 4 OCEANFRONT 2 Br, 2 AduJts-NoPets 'tfl'":.~ 15 213-842-3265 br, 2 ba . ram rm. xlnt 1 B~ $22Q· w/garage. Ba, frplc. 'Adults. N< 10 minutes to ocean. r:IJP"tt ~ .. ~=:·
I 2 br 2•• b cond. 54851 mo.~5'-96S4. Beaut. view. Util pd. pets. Winter. $300. Large 1 BR Sl7S:. Gas&: ..J.P.~_.A/$1
Spacousnew ; n. a Adlts,nopets.673-4940 673-8088 Water inc .• Draperies, u-~--o= UlllNI · ...,....._ -•
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lxlrm. suite, cust. c-pt. & 3+ Den. a Ba. Wet-Bar. the faateit draw in the SELL ldle items with a stove. air conditioning, • 1,,,.,.,...-;r....,,, • i~ · -,.
drpa, 'frpl. db l gar. BBQ, Frplc, Tennis, ~::!in'eda Daily Pilot DailyPlk>tClasalliedad.' swimming pool, rec. /'I~·~,;-~ ~~J.., DJ •-:.___ -.~· •. , w/opener. Prestige area. Pool. Sauna & mo·re. 64.2-5618 room,washerslcdryen. --::.,, ~ _
overlooking Lag. N;gucl 645-9821 Cost• M•.;, 3724 Coo .. M... . 3724 -MEDITERRAMEAH CC. Blke riding distance . '"
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WAUTOllACH 3 BR. 2 Ba, 8ba1t bltns, Plus you ge.t a kit more beauttrui z bedroom ~ ,~;~~~ dr.,!s. 831-JfOO 92626 M e m b e r B 8 B :
UTILITllSPAID oeeon 1 bit. car. Adulu, ror your money "' lurni•~ed or uni~ A/C.Jallllor,l?lo!f. 1500 59 FT I.UP M--,W°"'"" 5030 714-714--4Bll
&taut. lllMilo apu, ..,....... no pets sa21. yi'I)' O~k~ood: lncludinl.Jl apts .at Oakwood. W .... yN.T.,...Co.. MISSIOMVIEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEC"Jt.ET fle•ealed BT" .frplca bltas dla ~ 645-6680 · mil1ion 10 re•r.eation There's Sl,000,000.·ln ._....... ••••tlO $10500 tlOc;:famoniaedS llml t.ed hwi.ab:cn i car &Uaae. G:a •• . racilh1es, a rull Usne Ac-recreaLion faeilltlea. ~ . ..._... • l ... triGIUNts • a d TD Worry& Feare na
Suridffti. From $275. H•••· Oceanview, I•. IUPde<::t. 3 tlvities Director ·~o Complimentary tennis OFJ'lCE, air coad, rtas. 2'1992CamlnoCapistrano hra, ror ~ tme or:.r':aw forever. Send $5. ff~ 5.16-2$79 * 2 WEEKS FREE br, 2 ba, bltna, lndry. Yr· pl~ns part1e,s. BBQ I, lessons, Sunday brww:h. ren 2400 W Coast Hwy at San Diego Fwy ~~:.186 r . booklet to c. Dav
ly. 645_1878 Trips & more. Free Sun· Sporta tournament.a. A Cac~s rroni ~Shirt) Avery turnoff83l·1600 Pa~mer Ent. Box 4806.
YR EE RENT A Move In w/depodlaonly day Brunch. fu.lltime aniviliM diru· 5"-86781646~ WANTED. second trust lrv1ne,CA92IJ66
SERVICE. New apls, 1 BR $190 2 BR '230 tot ho p_lan!i 'partics & FOR Lease: 1400 sq. ft.. deed money lmmedUy.
avall lft H.B. Wallt 2 blks Refrig, Security, Pool,. •DELUXle Sinales. l & 2 bedrooms:.. BBQ'1's. We.'JI even Jalp NEW pluab office bldg, 2 M·l bldg w/heating. 776 Lg. equity. '94~ll4. Or ' Abraxos tt••IJI'.
to ocean. 30S 1'1Ul SL. H.B. J a~uzzi, Rec. Didi Easlhlufr 3 Br, 2 Ba, lu . Furn. & unturn. With all you find a roommate. to e Rm suites. Coo-Newton W a Y• CM . 673-8797: 1733 Fullerton Ave. CM'
PH: Ul-4250. ·;i(li~:d~.'C~i~:fv. rm .. Incl. spac mast.er suite, lh~ e}(trai. Models open Sorry, no one under 21 & terent:e Rm. Xerox S48-9495. Exp. masseuses, lO--lO
W ••1e TO -•cH , din rm & dbl garage. da•l.y IO ~o 7· Sorry, no no petS. ModelJopen dai· copier. Nr OC airport $170 1200 Sq Ft $300 2200 Mortqog1s, Trust 5035 * • 64.2-fiOSS •*
..,. -Irvine Ave at Mesa Auto door opener avail. pets or chddren. ly 10 to 7, 6ee our laraer &13-3640 . ' · · Dieds •PALM/CARD
Delux 2 Br. ~. dips, .. Sof,5·4$55. __ . Pool & Recreation area. . Oakwood ad int.he apartment Stt· Sq Ft. Mo. to mo. ok. 3301 •••••••••.•••••••••••••• READER•
bltns, g1r. 20Si5th St. or Adults only, no pets. G--.a-I.ion. OFFICES W. Warner.~
2ttl8thSt.847-39:51 332' Q.Q.&CU LOANS up to 80% Ad/reduction
11 ii~. S14S. Mull•. Nr 86SA.;l~osw'ay.NB Apartments OAKWOODGARDEN ~~:s'Z~~~ 7~~2~ ~i.i'°1~~".'':;..~: hlTDL-1'/,0/o si.:~.~.;.,~
1'8eif,le Hosp., l blk STEPS TO IEAC:H WILLr:~a1~AblTERS Ml•pecf .._. .._.. l6th".~ver &EST PllCE t:lose. clean .. 23> 3 phase 2nclTD Lomtl LORENE Barndollar" sbop g cntr" bus. SBR 2 b f 5300YI Co 1rvtneand1$ttf 642.8170 INA'REA pwr,ht.wtr,oCc.w/heat. LowestratesOrangeCo.
8&2-3858 , a, urn r Y S..5-0650 • Crpts, drps, wet bar 675-8733 dys, 673-1417 Sattler~ C:O. borD> 12/18/28: ~ btolher -2 BR,lba,winter.si35 WANTED i edit 1 ....... ., seeks info. Adopted LMILEFROMBEACH! 3BR.2ba.5325unf.yrty ·~·-FRONT ... ,.,. .. .._.,s.... ~~ a ehy. 831-1000 eves. &12·2171 545·0611 .. au•hter of Harrv & 3 BR, 2 ba. Yearly, $400 ii liift 16th at Dover Female ctr uwue to s r. · Serving Harbor' area 24 11 "' 1
Deluxe 1&38Rapta 2 BR, l ba. winter, $235 VIEWS IN . ~2•8170 beaut. 4 br home. Dover: OFFICE SPAC:EN.I.. FOR l.ease: Storage yrs. Hallie Barndoll•r who
Boat&Camperparktng CORON.A DELMAR Shores area, w/2 atght, CoastKighway space in Irvine near resided at 560 Anita Ln. ~ So~~~~~lO t 6R2 ~"[b ';·i!,8~ ~~an ~CtilYt· ~:t~r:hrb~U-:1~-!: "'C"Thomas 54S-65Z1 ~~~i~i:e ~~k =. ~ WE BUY JO'S ~a~. ~~ac~ 1:~·~ :-:St
..,f!W Del 2 br 2 ha 2 rm,.. a ~· elegant, exciting way to am-__ 1. eves · · SingJeor-doubledeJDxeof· clearance, concrete 1.71t -52t·32'19 . .. , uxe • • or easefopttoa. uve. Choose IOftS. ba't' --·-· !ice available. Wet bar. floor . 15c Gross/mo. 752-0460mrytimt
blks beach & pier, D/W, . NEWPOITC:REST Wlnctows, sk't'lignts. tire--~~~ MALE Work'g. student, panelled, carp. bath.rm. Phone 714 /540-8760 HOUSEWIVES
lrpL avail immed. 5250. 2 BR. 2 ba. condoSS2S ptaces. Your own private · 27 look'g. for same or yn· . Contact Tom Carney, Business Hrs. Anftotlftc1t11c11t1/ FREE Las Vegas Holi·
225 7LhSl.S36-9484 COMMERCIAL patJoorb*onv.Atnendt't' •loc:Maon m-.forNBm-....:'-home, AnyLhingGoesbtwo.8&5 Personals/ day Vacation For z . :mllrk>n-douarreccenter., •1 lft 281 ... ........: ........,.Sq F -~ L t&~·~ · 1 l b A Officesuite,Npt·.szso T nnl rts too • SOOmo.642-3122 642-4088 645-3109 ~ · t.-_....permo. OS ~ HOST an ORGAN C 3Br, 2 a pt at 519 ; ~ scou • · •21R& O.n . wknds. ' at 39?5 Bitch' NB. Agt. ••••••••••••-••••••••• FACELIFT demonstra·
Alabama. Call 1:i,1 from $175·$485 Respon. gal wishes to 54.l~ tion in your home. IT 'S ~536-l808eves. '~~ -~.. 1•01 ~sov.in:I. Eost&Adorn&. share charming Bal. Isle SUB· LET, Huntington 2100, _4000, Lost & Fowtd 5300 FUN! For Details Call, ~uxe 2 br w/frpl, encl Pro 540•1800 hoine w/same. 675-8139 Exec· Park, very desira· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-6753. pr~ DIW. bale, pell & '''1,11~~' or673-2J83. ble area. Utrt pd, $100. LOST. Toy Dachshund.•----------
~!lsOK .536-7"'2 FIHESTl••cH p/mo. 714·848--0141 or PRIVATEYARD Kink in talL S" tall. 41; ••SEEAD•• -. Luxurvaoortrentatstrom _ WANTED. 2 roommates 2l:J.S92-592leves. lbs. Vic: Wilson & Vic· BENTLEY'·CO, %8Ucs.Beach.Sl80.2br, New3Br,2Ba,elec.k1t .. S350montnl't'. -.... to share .fBR house toria CM Reward •
alt.r•cliveblLns.nopets. w/w crpt, drps. Yrly -~Promontory Dr. west. ;-6' w/pool, in H.B. w/2 FREE RENT SPRINKLERS 979-6jooDoris. · lunderJEWELRYJ ~vail2/20. 536-9638 1375. mo. 548-2819 or .Just nortn Of JambOrte '(J~ J!~~_!_!_ others . over 21, Ph : Fiberglass; Wood ; c--lal C'-~ 5400 ::'.:"::;;:-::;::;::;;::-;:;:::--;:::-:-11..!:'2:'1~3.!_I ~333~:!2266~>_:·:_ __ -f on Pactttc coast Hlg=. t,.. --··----842_Z142 Paint: etc. FOUND: Tri-colo"ed -... s BRAND NEW! 2 br, 2 ba. Teteonone 1714' 675-• 6 ROOM OFACE Collie male puppy, vie. •••••••••••••••••••••••
frpl, pool, A/C, 2car gar. *LA PARISl~HE. =.::c::,:~bY 2 CBORTONAhDELMfAR1 MALE roommate wanted. & REC:EPTIOH .1.shwl" ... ---..:·&·Co Halladay & Dyer, SA. Ndixon'sCWI hbeeAlcdlhalr2 !fan· l Br. unrurn. All electric. · · · · r own ouse. rp c, share .f Br tum house "' .... ...--642-4855 · icap u . ts ... pm ,,-Jei~. opnr. Leue poss. Fireplace. Heated pool . . · · from $'l60. 1 Br from $205. w/poOI & view. &I0-1666 Neor Airport «714 )997-2100 & Eves 7·10. CbJdm Sat. ~P>O~_mo __ .•_7_5_~ ____ ., Adults.$160. Ocean view on ~all>?-Pool, tennis, continental 1103SCf.Ft: Storage 4550 REWARD : Lost male 9·4. Bingo w/ prizes,
1'ff¥iie, quiet 2 br, cptS. 979-1268 !'.;,~· 62738~~ .... 0cn, Patio. breakfast. SomeoceM & PROF. Str. male will ah('. Ideal for Real Estate. ••••••••••••-••••••••• lrisb Setter near l9lh & chess, cards, crlbblJ,e,
ij't-pa. bltns. l~ ba, Acrossfromgolfcourse ..,....,. -.....,... Catalinaviews.Separate 4 BR Condo w/same. Will shorttermleaseor LIHK 1-larbor, C.M. 642-80S6 dominos, checker1,
n.aneled bdrm. Lg. patio, · 20432 Santa Ana Ave. IMMACULATE family section. Close to Sl 7 5. mo. 752-l 7!i0 s8uKbR·.lease. 752-0460 STOR •GE UHITS or 556_7777 parchesi, others. Colfee. ,;-~ 5 3 8 5 711 ahopping & fme beach. 646·5463 · ""' T~a. Punch & Cooties. gar· -or ocean view apt.. steps to 6f.f.261J. Persona I business or FOUND: Male Pomera· Call for detailJ. 548-6825. 99l8~.3t5 Joliet. PARK NEWPORT heh & bay. 2BR, den & Male share 2 br. beach WATERFftOHT recreational storaee. nian vie Brookhurst & 73SJamesSt.AptBC.M.
APARTMENTS ~~nrd:f~·. c;~5 b~~Y~ ~r:~~n~i!~~· San ~:=~~ C~ti1e~~F~~~ee150& g:1~~~~~~st~inster. s.r.1ceDlrectOlp wa. oce(lnfront, sundeck.
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cptS, drpa, lndrY. patio,
tar, or shops. $198.
Adtts/babyok 53&-2131
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Luxury apartme~{ living 675-6670 Working lady to shr. my View of boats & water STORAGE· Warehouse FOUND · Sml male Lab.
overlooking the water. YOU1.L IE GLAD home, pvt. rm & ba . Nr. llU GRUNDY type, Secure. 15'x 30'. Retriever at Post Ofc on laby1itti1t9 6001
Enjoy $750,000 health lO'TOOCEAN YOU WAITED! Hoag. $80/85.548-0027 Realtor 675-6161 S60. mo. 217 .Avocado, Camelback. Ask for •••••••••••••••••••••••
spa,7swimmingpools,7 3 Br.S325.mo.Property lnt'roduc'iri~. new bach C.M.645 5714 McCann or Click BABYSITTING in my
lighted tennis courts, House,64_2_3850 ____ , and l bdrm apts well MAN 40 to 60 yrs to share orri~e Space /photo Reatals Wanted 4600 640-8720 . , home. 2 yrs up, lunch, i!
'"' OCIANFRONI' plus miles of bicycle DUPLEXON worth seeing. Refined my 2 Br, 2 ba apt. $150 studio. 1500 sq ft. So. ••••••••••••••••••••••• snacks. wkdys to 5:30 .
.. 2 Br, 2 Ba yearlyleue. trails, putting, shuf· THE WATER. yet affordable• Great mo.N.B.645-3761 Lag. 31658 Cst Hwy. NB CM 1 B H Found: Little white dog, S2Q wk. &46-1933. 58lb & ~urity. Private beach. neboaird, croquet. Junior 3 BR. 2 Ba, Frplc. Wet· BEACH environment • Gentleman lworking sw· (l).787-1439/499-3569. 1 °~ U d $1~ se male, possible Scotty, Seashore. NB
.1901. Lounge. Game !'1~~roi~:s:.::nw:~ bar.boatdock,paUo,pt.. fur~ished and U'n· ing shift) looking for OFFICE :.;;.~ini. !a~ 646-67r:i llcil ~ !'iaybrook, ll.B. P.10THERofl1rillbabysit
.room. Mature iidults, plans and 2.atory town ly furn. $450. yrly. furnished.' 215 rem ate 25 lO 40 yrs lO 2500 S 1'"'t C work 556-SSM 2131592 -2122 1 Or 2 childttn in their ~i7$SCoastHwy,So ho<Use s. Electric 675-44~1 •$185to$ s hare 2 Br home . Divide~'smai1!runi~~ WANT2BR+den.uploR.EW!-RD-LOST c_at. home.Lt.~eeplng.
Laguna kitchens •. privatepatioss.CIHtetlte 3876 646 8453 556 -8509 bet lOam & Air co·nd /Heat & $400 mo Call morns Calico long hair . Owntrans.Salaryopen. ~---==='--,-,cl or balconies, ca.rpetlng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 2pm wkdys & all day Utiliti es. 32nd St. 675~764 · · Pro ha bly. wearing 1_548 __ -<;<_2_1 _____ _
BRAND new 2&38r,2 Ba. dpar~?f:gies~i~h~~!~~ J Bdrm .. 2 Ba .. ~tudio. wknds. Newport Beach. Nr. Lido leas_hl_flea collar. In WOMAN wanl9todooeea
12 atory deluxe con· Optional maid service. Xlnt. Joe. $250. ctuld 01< ..-.1!111 FEMALE 18 12"1 to share 'fheatre. lusine11( • v' c _1 nit Y Mountain eve babysittina. spur or'
-4ominiums. Super ocea Just north of Fosh1·on 311 Del Mar 548-2675 ·~ s;5 nice 2 br apt W/$8mc nr Call Sue Conner IR•es /Fiwe Cal hope. 494-60.Sl. tr 847-91113 views. $325/MSO. yrly. e.......--:tfA'E.~ " . 556·0770or67S.516J •••••••••••,••••••••••• momen ine.
94_1785 Island at Jamboree and San JU01t ,._ttJSf. OCC. $97.SO. 645-0039 LO ST.La rge White
""''--='------l SanJoaQuln Hills Road. Capiitr.o 3878 t-0\)\.1 THE EXECUTIVE Baine Samoyed & Huskey, M. BABYSIT your child. my
Jbd. apt/duplex. oc Teleph9ne (714)644·1900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office Rental 4400 OFFICE o ~ 5005 Vic. Lincoln Ave. in Land Mark home. Daya.
Mountian View. quie for rental information CLEAN 2 brconJo. 1433 Superior AYeWUit ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality suite & services. •••••~••••••••••••••••• Orange. '74 Wuh. rabies please call 962-6503
, area. no petslkldl $195 SPAC New 4Br. frple, 2+ Has PooJ Newport leach Desk apace available $.511 Ofrice/desk s pace. No A SPECIAL ta g. Reward! 645-3933 ltd..,.. 6010
mo.upstn.497-2'237. ba, garage. DW, Yrly $185mo. S52·92t4 ;no .. lWill 1p~vlde overhead costs. Offic:e5 RE-STA.URA.HT FOUND: Wht Samoyed••••••••••••·---•••• .~ lse nr beach f8Z3 ~r-.1.-.1. ~•ao urn1 urea . mo. S200/$38S,mo.tomo.,1n· N rt 'B h . Hu•kY Puppy v1·c· HOM'E&TAXSHELTER LI 0111111 3150 . · ·1 • ~""'na -Answering service cl. phone, xerox & mail ewpo eac prime · Duplex plans meeting ., River Ave. $450 per mo. •••••••••••••-•••••••• available. 17875 Beach scrv .• se.cy avai·labi·i1·1y & location. Small. charm· Su. nset Bch. CaU to Iden· Coasta Is co-ml salon ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 1 80 1 & 2 BR., full)' equipped ·~· , 67 -1 . SIOOOFF kitchen. Tennis courts, Blvd. HuntingtonBeaCb. all ofOce amenit.ies de· ing, rustic. Ample park· lify.592·3024. Criteria. 12 previously ALICIA VILLAGE ON OCEAN, 3 BR, 2 Ba . (1st.full mo. rent> swimming pools. Near 642-4321. signed £or new busi· J!lg · bee 5r-5;1~;!, w~~e FOUND: Rabbit. grown, built in Corona del Mar. Limited oCfer -· nesses, company reps .. & icense. • · : Jo'inancing avail. Contact A.po; l11a;:fll1 yrly. Gar. cliild &: pet •Beaut & spac apts beach. Corona del Mar. 150 I Westc&ff Dr. consultants. Ud. desk 6 7 5 -5 5 I 1 Co I e of Choe. brn/whL College Warmington BroUaers. ~i:o BONUS O.K. $485. mo. 845--ffil •Adult or family areas 673-:---2246. Newport Financial Ctr Newport, Rltrs, 2515 E. Park. C.M. 646-9891 673-0030 ~ ~ DUPLEX. Newport. 1 •2 blks from So. Cst SANTA ANA 2 Br, 2 Ba . leqsiwgOfflcl'Space ~~~rtCenter644-t4921:ComaiisiiliiHiiwiiyii,iiCiiDiiMm. --~FOUND: SheltieJP>llie, 8 --ter 60IS
lrmdMew-View bdr. OD canal $200 . Plada I t " Upper $180, down$190. l Callon Site Manager 567SanNicolasDr,J06 II mq, remale w/bobbed •• ;,~;;·,··••• .. •••••••• ~autl&2Brfum/uf w/boat .lilip $250. ·A .. u. l recrea ion Bruppe"SllS,down.$125. 1714>642-31llext246 O.C.Airport s:D-1122 · taft. Vtc.171.h&lrvine,REMODEL Add 1 r ~1~e11l~e IC?unge, 497-3127. raci_lities~clubhouse AU w/ent:l gar & A/C.1 __ D_EL_U_X_E_O_FR_C_E_S __ , 2081Busine55CtrDr,108 41::.lnsta·TUM.. C .M . 645-6158 or conv,custinew~t.~5·
btlbards. 1acuw. pool. •Ch1ldr-:n s playdareas . Will accept kids&pets • I' lic!ll:sa milable &15-.5865 Yrs ex P. free •• t. San Diego Frwy to the •State licensed ay care 542 -6547 · AIRPORT LOCATION
Alicia Prkway offramp, "Make Room For Dad· center ---------1 Patio s uite from $125. lusiHSI Rental 4450 OWN A NEW LOST: Brown La b1_64_._s_34_39_. ____ _
pghtto PaseodeVaJen· dy'' .•. clean out tbe •C hild"en 8 yrs & ROCNns 4000 mo. lncl .. A/C, ~rp~s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·INSTANT TUNE-UP Retriever. Vie: Chrisan· REPAIR remodel
ti a. r igh t l blk to garage ... tum that junk younger -••••••••••••••••••••• drps. all ul1l & jan1tonal ta. &: Arcada. Mission replace. Wort guuo:
Stockpon. 1nl0 cash with a Daily •Sorry. no pets ROOMS ' $20. wk up with serv. * No Lease Req. • CENTER Viejo lteward. 586-9247 Free esl. 551-0171. 25211 Slockport Dr. Piiot Classified Ad. Call •2 &3 Bedrooms kitchen $30. wk up apt. 1 Month Free Ren•. THE COLONY
LAGUNA HILLS 00·5678. ' •From $185 M8-9'755or64S-3967 2082S. E. Bristol, NB 30 RETAIL SHOPS It rc-r own boss lri °"'of the FOUND: Lg. Wht. male, CARPENTRY
581-6130 PARK PL.ilA II I ;;;:;;;:;;~:;;;;;-~=:;:::-l ---'·_!55~7·:!_1CJ_01~0'.__ __ I Prime reasonable space l1st11! rrowinr opport11nltits 11 Samoyed /ge('m s hep. Rooms, patioe & alte:ra·
BDRM, llmit'd kit prvlgs, NEWPORT RA.CH available, large & small. 1111 •11tomob"9 af11m11rw-Vic. Mariners Park lions. No job to amaU .
805 \V. Stevens shr ba., pri enL $85/mo. Old world charm with 30 min. tuftt·llPL 1'"'"'" Pff· 646-1037 642-3569 doyorn1·ghL tOff Sunflower) CM area. 646-IDt2. 2 Deluxe suites, 42" per French windows, gables lomlfnct 11d ras mllt•r•: cvb sq. ft . Brokers polt11ti011. F o u N o c Santa Ana 545-1121 GENTLEMAN, master Realonomics 6ls-6700 & trees. Adjacent to : e r man YOUNG Carpenter •
.-------"---'----------, "'5. Newer tBR. bl•-, bdrm. Priv home. Vic Festival o( Arts N&.Tune .. misbir. Shepard pupp_y. Quality Work, Low · TOWNHOUSE LIVING _.. u.,. Grounds. Brookhurst & Chapman. Rates. All Phases/ crpts, drps, disposal. Gd Paciric Cst Hwy & Beach :;ao BROADWA y •..,Sitt 51*1. ~ tnd toftSlnit· 900-2636 aft. 7PM 673-3658John
/tr APPLE -Joe: %101 W. McFadden. Bl.536-8518. OFRCESPACE.M.1. LAGUNABEACH • t111 ..... 11C • Com,ittt
A Westcliff Drive. One 1nanap111tlf lriin.iir • Ahtf. FOUND I t h Sett PH :S42-6547 Lrg Room, Part furn. man office 166/mo. Call lish11-•1Uo1111111ll ,loc1I • : r 5 er, Journeyman Carpenter
15 ANOTHER STORY 494 7915 Mane1inr tad 111trdl1ndis1fte. male. Bald spot on back. Ail Phases, Rea1. Ests. $125 NEWER aingle. 1 Bath, Pvt entrance, no GeneHill,642--0200 • Victoria Ave., C.lf. Dependable 645~47s
A 1 'JOGEJHER. t'imall child/pet ok. ZTOl kitch. Working man only. a.rm.,,, Sl5-!0,00D wl 645_5619 Bill ~ w. McFadden. 542-6547 Nr 21.al & Irvine. $9$ mo. 1.,---..,.--,----,--
548-5993 For rent, approx. 1000 n. r., d'1111' ta«: Gordon r11a,d, Calir. AnlmalCiontrol _. Sor•I•• 6016
BR B ,,.,.. · Vk• p,,...,_nt 1711) !.40. 714, -r""' -$110.2 ,2 a,w/wc,,,_., comm. bldg. at 1829 or writ•: tNSTA·TUNC 11911 8521 Edison Way •••••••••••••••••••••••
df'P8, bltns, disposal. Gd $90 •• $90. W/pvt bath for Newport, Costa Mesa. ~~r,:.•c:,~;~~~· suft• J·t. BackorllumaneSociety •Larry Lake'sStearqept
Joc.Chlldfpetok.2701W. refl11ed lady. l<iteb call540-3280forGilbert S36~1 & uphol ~1eanina. qual
McFadden.542-6547 priv'Jgs. Quiet home ·ln ~c...-...,.;... or Deno. Animal Assist. League work. free est days
, IEDROOMS CM, refs. no smok'g. ~=-DELI fully equip. In 960 ..... 291:'.)0 892-68l3eves893-3885. ,. 540--'1195 ~,.......,...,..... COMM.ERC. or office hcavY trafrtc-weU est. -Animalsimpounded-'----------
Beautifully clean .xtra ........ ..... apace incl. garage. $225, mrkt. 645-0032 Mr. lrl.ghSel, fem.red STEAM Carpet OeanJn«.
lrg 3 br, 2 ba apt. Bltns, Large down.stairs. Frplc, .,.,.""' _.. ~ Lease. Rltr. 644-2343 Camp She P / Col lie , fem, I am Small. My prtcci>
a/cond . Ch ildren priv entr, ocean view. 673-6445eve/wkends · brn/wht aresmall.648--257$
welcome. C~oae to Prerer male, 675__., LADIESDRESSSHOP sehool1. f'.rom $!00. eies. FREE n-1 Jrish Set, male~ R~nt one of oqr pro-
GI I ,..... 21 M lh 12 ot:aut ful shop in small Terrier, male, • .....,. fessional ca-cleanfng ffl• ew.,.... ROOM & locrd 40lo t on 1 "ent w yr. center. Quality merchan· Ter('ier, male. blk ._ ..
22l7S.Fairviewapt8 •••••••••••••••--•"•--------I Lso.on'2400aq.l\.New-2 dise . .,.-Slll lOam •• Aklt 1 aable mathlnca (atum) We 546-8'75s . STREET FRONT 3 room occupant. bldg. O.C. ......, ..., 8 • ma e, deliver, plek up and in·
MDwJ110UC1011 liweM....... 1~---'-"'--'-"'----1PVT. Re11deoce,3&cC0111. of?Jce, gd. locatklcL 929 Airport. View &oarl ol· Spm, or 5f5-2B60 after Germ Shep, male, struct. As eaay t.o use as
• orddi:JllMMflwen:!:~ Apcwl11wnhFwllllllN •V•1,1· Hoi:ne aur· BakerS&.,CM.54&-Ql2: rtc.MOl:cr.drpefrair Tpm blk/lan avacuumcleaner.ulow
t! ._bidn:i0tt1CW1tond r:=::::=;:qf=:;::=:il orUnfw .... d3900 ~~~ .. :::~-· cond. Ba. ot 1pace EAT Inflation with a Terrier.male,blk/Wbt esl'peraqn.m-am.
• kiltt...., ........ ,,,...,~ 1-••••••••••••••••••••••• P SS•PEISQFI' warebOUle; w/o\1erhead good s,.are time bual· Autt.Shep,male Lt _,.DrlliciouJ~ -· ~ THEEXCJTlNG G.ntHOIM 4150 · l617WaTCtJFF-NB doot6Wamp.l20/208V ness.Mg-usz. Cockapoo,fem.,1pr./blk JOHN 'S Carpet&.
• PALMMISAAPTS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AGT.S41:-CS032: aerv. 20c sq. ft. Shthr:,fcm,white Ul>holstcry.Driahampao n.. ~,...,,..,bed-SANTA AU•·:: @ MJNUTES TO NPT. PllVATEROOM 714·979·83&5 AlrUiate Full /Pl·Lime Lnahr,fcm,Ui (soil retardantaJ . "'°"' t..~o bclo:inp, and to ~. H. PRIME LOC. 00 r-·st VEMDIWG Sht.hr. fem, calico Oea:reasers " .U color "°" "'"'-n... ·~ = BC !or anibulatory penon. Fiii lllN1' -Sbt.hr i t bb b · h .i. ' ... -.....f'OOlft. '•• -Ba~h,1&2BR.from&l15 r. ...... .1 mea•·. Nice s·••. handy H . Lg n. ch We ull the Onat ne'lt' • em_, a Y r11 teners 10 mlnute
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-ancllomwldn. VWV\11 .. -Office space, to wy in a una oea -w·p. w .. ru-~h lar••. OTft"ERS... bleach for Your white .... ~, AduJts,NoPU roundinga. Eastalde eo .. DI ~-All · w/oeean •-... · -, llll& ._ rwrn;-wc61n cblh, too. M Dr ~n · e10 ~ .,,. 11res. ... coa., .. view. Commerclal • lndustrtal carpets, S1ve money by
"'";'W 1561 esa · Costa Mesa. Avail now. 60daya(rMrmtonlyr <>oSq.ft. Beautdecorat-. LOST"· Bright Blue 1 . -~ ~~:io ... ~0 ;t_. • apple~ <S blks from Newport Call 548-714.8. , · Jocat1ons. Xlnl ftnancln1 · .. 1 Is sav n1 me iexu,. trips.. "•......--.. Blvd.) leue.131-lfOO. ed & crptd, wood avail. 5\arting lnveat· Motobecane .,r 10 ~P· Cleanlivinaroom,dWna:
of di ed 546·9860 PRIVATE &: Semi PriY. * 1110. FRSERENT• panelled, beam ceilinJ, ment '9"tt· Ci.11, tOdAy I& jnitlal1 LCJ, Dr. Lie. rO'I 4 hall $15.. AR1 rm ~ ~~= vrd'ol.ot rm avail. Small Guest No tease-.· Dix. otnces air cond .• incklg Recpt Getatartl!d Oft&htl"Of.ldto 1938123 etcbedon1 ~~m $7 .50, couch $10, et.air ts. -~ cwr A~W.. LRG2Bn,pool,nrsbop&, tfome In Coeta Mesa. ·--. area. & Wet·bar, F'rli(, & financial lndesllndent:e. of frame lo8L n .__ta lS)'raexpLawhatcounts, ~-""' .. coMi""°"'' t..MiillA,...MHt'""'t adults/no \)eLs. Ut1I pd. 64.2-92'7& adj. Alrporter Hotel. parklni. S3SO. mo . Ph. £or Info. (714) Mn.a a~a P> rew1rd not method. I do work
,f ...,..,.._~i ~ ,~.l•NorttiT1$iMAV'lf!UI 1884. Monrovia, Clit.•y·--~----ll----5-1 AJC, full ae.rvil'ft. Frm 4.94--0781 838-a?OO &42--819'1Lynn myself. Gd. rtCI.
_.,.. • .,,~ .. a . . '-"•~M(;f1.f)5'J.mt 54$--0336 • tlCl9TIClllt entals 42 0 $13$mo. 531--0101 ..... ._.. ~· .,._. ,.. ... ~ . ••••••••!'•••••••••••••• ' 2172 DuPont. Boom I 2 BldlJI. 5000 w sq. ft. C.2 ewpoft H1l1.ht.a area, LOS1': 2 male cats, no col ·1-=;;;;;;;u.=.;;;;;t~iij'.i ......... ~ •""'GP:Xl ......., •2WE~KS FR.EE Rll.NT NEW Palm Desert Condo. •f33-a223 "Tllnoon • w/5 hoisl l~ra"'9l'elflr, Cj,I add,.....aean 28R, lars: bolh flully, I pur•1C-..t/C-•60lt
--:{' ~ ";:: GOid~~ Beaut. KB aarden apt.I, 2 br. l \.t ba, tenn. crt.1, brake, whl. alipmlnt, den,2DAtiomton:§OXl3'( grty .. 01n!lha", 1 white•••••••••••••••••••••••
• • ~~J~ botbt-~ftDpehoo~ nxt. to llbr., Atudlm, l pooli, J11 t:uizi. Taklftl Coron• del Mer Cit Hwy upholt,v. SSS W. l9lh 5(.\ R3CP lot. Onlyl38,950for & i?rly .. ColumbO". Vic CUSTOM Cement.Wen ~. J.. ~ \0'1o ......... 1t-"' •· 2 br. from 1140. }1'911 ree. RestrvaUona-. S200. per DI~ 1pace.from.40n CM ~k for Don1 p.:ys. all. Call Ntgel BalJey •nd 18th St. CM. 6'5-8088 or P•lioe. Realonlbte
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. .c.£MBNTWORK• · paporhan1·1ng, 1·111 .. , •rROPOS •••••••,••••••••••••••• .......,.. ' ~ .-__ ..-J_ ••AIDS ""' •••••••••••••-•••••••-.••-•••••••••• ...... •••
P1tlo1, Sidewalks 1uray25yr& .. pll!!>$!94 -Ofc l"'""Pne m llfllllat.-. . Sales Pllllle(ll. ·-=·· . llu Openlog, For c . L E R K Good typin1. u .. bltlrpo.. lll01 Newpon BJ..i:. CM We •••••• opentne Jn ..
·• "NOW" 11 the nme IO <2J ~¥"0'1~~E"' TYPISTS Cu<l. 1erv •. ...i.. doll<. Colonlol MalOI our Residential DIYlatoo
L&OAIT.& CQNCRET h•vt: your palntJnadone. tn 1R -1"'"' S500Mo.· AHTib tor an experienced & n ·
STAMP I NG. Cob lnt /ext , rt1 &: apt. S~~~~i.... HIUHSCModUIU ~IQD r oteMottl thuaiastic licenaee. ble•t.one, brlck, tile, 548-2997. -r-· ~ immediate 0~ ror PeraoAnelACenCY n u x_ Beautlrut ofn~ & bell
Paw.. et.c.~ll. c s~ I AllO cl,e:rk tyj>li t.ll for Markee· d52Ca~P-•..:...ir-4l • N •• ~" 2100 g:;::: ~;·"· )OeaUon . Call Mrs. Clark U •10M Painting. I am Stoe• Glrl pjt ing 4c M anufacturlnc .Nl· .-iu lot appointment.
CBMENT Smalt. My prices ire learn a.aleslatockwork Departments. • MAIMT.PLIJt•R W..a..H. T~C..
i. ft.Btoclr: WGrk s m•U. APPLY IN PERSON $5.00 Hr. 51'18.JV mature R"EALTOR.S
Wod•.l>Otioo.aldewolb. 846-2575 2' Faahlael"'-d Excellent ly~·· atllls, GllLl'llDAY 1lllSanJ~uin
1Whr orJob.648Mi815 Hewportleadl so-110 w.p.~·-~emed. PJtimeaen'lolc.Sl hr.• f?a'i?0c:~~,:t•c:.':';.. HitlaRd.'
Concrete• Brick p I •WIMTER RATES Outles In volve 'yplnr hrs • day. M\llt. be de-Employment A,Jency. N•wPortCenLer&W-4910
I ~ at oa. Painting, decwating ·& sales orders.engineerina pendab le " accurate. s~-8505, 3400 Irvine
Drl' Yel. e le . Many paperhanging. Res. Jn-APT. house manag~rs reports, ft ling If simple Pboqe &12.....-. bet.wn 10 Bl.N 8 Real EsLateSaletpeople
Sal llfled Local Ref11 . duatrial & Commercial. exper'd, full thne mid: calculations. At least 1 •2wkd:y4on.ly. · · .Iola aur professional
6'$-95l2. 25 yra. exp. 645-'19J"l. die age working ~pie Ye a r ex pe r i enc e-HOUSlll& El: MAMICIMIST it.arr. Great opportunity
Bl kw Ill-SI for tge apL house. Coronal netell!,8ry. KELLY TEMPLETON'S few 3 licensed associates.
oe • um1»t.one HUSBACNO & Wif& team. del Mar. Salary ooen. ··L~ytna !!~~~~I• ••sE.l7lhSt .• c.it. Private desk and phone.
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!,•dUoe·Drives-Walka exp. ompL Painting & 494 -1268 r-We orrer excellent you -Uv.,... ..... v.."' n. 642--0l!K-Same location 18 years. ~~-~---...!~:!!!'! Cleanlna:. Apts. offices Jalary. fringe benefits & 12 t.o 1 • P rivate room · Medium size of'fice. Ex·
cement Work.of aU kinda. 5'3-9915 APT Manager, 2S uTUUI , -Working conditions. T.V. ·Good pay · 2 boys 8 MANICURIST w/ follow· ~lent commis.sion &i>'it.
Reason ab le, free Costa Mesa. Uteft\Jlin· ·lOCaJITonJ546-2524or ing, p/time. Should be CallBillLachenmyer
estJ11tat.es. Call 83&-3325 APl'LE PAJJ«ING tenance. gardening. Rep. Send us your resume or 968-9386 11ble to do both JulifU.e & &46-3928 Evesfl"73-4STI
Quality res. & apt. ty 10712 Kate l la , comeln&ap~ly. · HAIR STYLIST for new porc e lain nai t s . L'A•
Codr41Clor 6021 Reasonable. 673-5321, Anaheim fn wntinaonly. . COMPUTER sak>n in Udo Area. Call 833-9821. Ra;..n&i ESTATE ~·~-;~··;;;;::·;·~·1~~ N. u. Archftechral AUTOMATION tns-wo. MATURE woman~. * 100% *
lr.vell Ne--i .• addi· JA Y's Pnt'g&Decort'g Draft11'.-Hos~s to live -in small guest CO P..1 ~11SSION .... ..-... Jnt/Ext.Reas,freeest 18651 Von Karmann •~ h... R & boa~ + 1 d d Lions, remodeling. -Sp e c i a I i z i n g i n Irvine. Calif. 926&1 Dinner house nights. ....,me. m f"' n e P en e n l Pro ·
Richard F rench Gen'! S40-SI1Sor6'73-1166 resta urant Interiors . Ec:\.ualOpportunily Mmt be exper'd w/ge-sm. salary. Lite dutie&. Safe~sio n al Brokers & Contr•ctor.~7180. I WANT WORK!! 1otus t have 3-6 yrs ex· EmployerM/F niuneoutkoingperaonali· 642-9278 .espeople
EIKtricol 60'2 'fop quality-Low rates. p er. w /thorough ty. t.1us l enjoy ho&pittlli· Meat Cutt e r • Se m I Interviews Mon-FeblO ~ Givemeacall64S--5376 knowledge of s hop ty business. Apply In forinformalion&appt.
••••••••••••••••••••••• fabrication of int.er. de-DENTAL Recept. needed. person, Thurs 2/13 betwn Retired for Ital. Deli. 1 .~~,II::.
.ELECTRI C I AN. S m l CAL1CQT1<· co e prod t Alf ed M 2 30p &5 Day wk. 67S-3407aft5 '"""' ~
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TRAl"EE Away Cora hlghscbool graduate
lo enter the newspaper business
. DAILY PllOT
This highly successful local newspaper
has an opening for a trainee In the
circulation sales are:r. Selecled
applicant wlll receive a li beral starling
sala ry, regularly scheduled raises,
bonus opportunities. and many fringe
benefits such as paid vacations, pald
group Ins urance and a credit union . He
will also be provided a company car
with persona l use privileges.
Applicants must be 18, have a clean
driving record , have a high school
diploma. Hours are generally 11 A.M.
Lo 9 P.M . with some Saturday
overtime.
If you are qualified and are interested
in learning more about where this
training leads. come to the DAILY
PILOT oflice, 330 West Bay Street and
ask for Milan Leavitt in the Circulation
Department .
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
~· ma nt & repairs. 22 ~Sandblaating. ln.aured Gordon Designs, 250 f1s-Mesa . 540-7617. 94lh Aero Squadron Mttdlcal lecepl 1:..3
yr& e xp. Jic 233108, Stale licensed!179-3335 1~c;h;er;';C;.;M;.;540-;;;;;;2ll60~;·;;;;j 3180 Airway, C.M. Experienced Only. Call l8llS4 MagnoHa t'V 548-5203. I ~ DonlalRecp/A11t. HOUSEK-ER IOl-04.644--0290 REALESTATESALES HetpWawt.d 7100 Help Wanted 7IOO
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• .. ~ • l ata Re Pri AVON . H B C Experienced. mature . ewport eac on o ••••••••••••••••••••••• S'l'EVEal -ce ! ~11~il in · · a ll woman wanted, varied Qteds woman with RE SALES-I 1110 a school SecurityOfficen E uropean Gardener ~O SA ys,_ · · duties. live-in, room and ~ Lie. 1 to 2 days a week. teacher & I earn $500 mo Me n or women. Over 30.
Landscaping/treeserv I N T E R 1 O R & MakeltA DENTAL ASSIS'fAN'r . board . sa l ary open. M d i h Daily salary + comm. part time. I need so· 'I l)ays ;.c wk. 3rd Shift.
ReaaM2-5329!685-lt25 .EX.TE8.10RPAJNTJNG. Ch a irside, exper. or pleasant environment, e earC Call : Mr . Wheat le y meone to he lp me . Uniform furn. Phone &
JAPA
NESE Gardener . CaJlLee830-1278Eves. Happy HewYHr schnnl lratnee. 548-7074 Dover Shores area, for 64.S-2686 549-4252. car req·d. Plant in Irvine
Pay or!' (asl yesr's bills &1-;;=ii;iii~~~;;;;;;~ interview weekdays call Indus . Complex. C<.111 Lt. Complete Yd work. Plashr/Repolr 6077 start saving again. Nql' S4S--4123. cvns. wkDds 133--333 SALESLADY. exper'd . \V arren, 833-:1000 ,
deaoup. Cul trees. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• selling ex per. nccess. call 646 -5961 RECEPTIONIST For Dress Shop. Over 25. 10::.1n -2pm 'l'hurs. t•ri &
eal.642-3102 i>ATCHPLASTERING Lel!J talk about it. Cnll: • Sa l com m e ns t1ral e Mon.
, . A 1 1 Type s. t· re e 540-7o-tl. D e t• n IMHALATIOH Medicol leceot w/abil1ty. 548--6383.
Ganin g/Ma1nt/Lndscp. estimates Call MO~. n 1 e arc THERAPY TECH Mature. Expr'd Medical HYLAND Laboratori es SALES •Sec'ys. lookkeepen
sod, apklra, cleanups. M.-L! n E T
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F Min 2 Yr s ex per. or Receptionist . Must U(I· is looking for a s harp and Liz Reinders Agency so i I co n d . r---"IMJ 6078 11 A N LATION! s't'hooling., Salary com-derstand need of I n· alert individual who en· P.1 EN&WOMEN .t020BirchSt,SlelM
ti42--3331/646/490B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wear the latest . ex·
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. dustrial Co. & patients. joys meeting people. \\'or k for yourselr. Be in Newport Be ach 833-8190
REPAIR R . W c I u s iv e B ee Ii n e io!!!!!!~5!2~-~1~5~4~1!!!!!!!!.l mensurat.e w/\rruning & . l. S . h t h e 0 R G A N I (.; Call For,._. . ep1pe, ater exper. Contact Mr. lii· 1n gual ( pan1s ). Dut i es will includ e --rr•· healers. Service lines. Fashions. Conduct in 557 -7676 ror interview h a ndl o·n g ve r y busy FACEL IF·r business. t'.:stabl1shedl96.S LAWHMOWING
Reliable -Reasonable
free est· Dave-S37-5939
Hamilton, Costa Mesa I< h M nel----Honest Work. 642--9315 home fas hion s hows , 1 . appt. Salary open. phones, g<eeling ,1·,1·t-s ig income. ust D.-•c1 -~to$500 ~ emer1al Hospital. .,, p bl & · 'F.RVICE s1 At d t weekly proht checks.usc -. cni; and performin" clencal ers o n a e . ~nJ OY · a. t en a n
MARV'S PLUMBING N cd & b 642-2'13". Equal Oppor. M-•T --~•--0 w k . g I I & It. 'I t be ·1 orcar&phone.963-7470 e your exp. s arp cu ro~~ duties as assigned. Re· or in w peop e p 1me . 1• us ava1
THE Besl In Domestic •646-9807 • personality. Call Control Employer Send Resume to 1401 quires 5S wpm typing & Makin g $$$. Unique eves & wknds. Exper'd
Cleanin1. Robb1e'l'I Rag NO JOB TOO SMALL BEAUTY OPERATOR Career .Employment Insur. Agcy Girt Avocado. Ste 501 . N.B. 5trong clerical skills . Job rnarketing program. only. Neat appear. Apply
&Mop. 548--07S7 R~-~..i~'/R--'r
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with rol lowing. r e nt Agency, 556--85l0. 3400 Com m erc ial lines. un-Attn: J . Crawford. holds promotional pot.en· Call Ve nus Uplift.s morns 2590 Newport Bl.
_. -r--splice. Great opportunity Irvine Blvd, N.B. d · · tial. 642--ti753 CAt
wanted 1" Schedule 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---'-='---·' erwrit1ng & rating. Ex· MGR(TRAl"'EE in top Newport S11lon . per ss Sal y "' SA S E plastic ir rigation pipe. loom.Additions DRAPF.;RY Seamstress. · nece · · ar open. LE i\1 N part lJme, 3 ~·rA'l'IO N Attend. Lhgt.. .... .__ Ca 11 for intervie w, exper'd . Loguna Beh In· Co. benefits. 494 -1otl7 or New electrical fir m has 'Apply in person or call: M wo·ndow 1·,·im. rnU&lucreas.979-7570. REMODELING 64 , 7321 · g r 6 N o L nl ech. exp. l<'ull Ume. ,,_ . · l 1030 S C H 549-3058 qpen1n s or men .. o ona everett Call 644 --849"'.
G...ral S."lces 6046 QUALJTY WORK -·----criors. •::·..:::'~'_:":Y~· 1;;;;~~;,;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ~•~x~p~. n~ec. 548--6543 714 /540-5000 X 270 :.:.....::.:=--l.:'.3000"".'.:.f,:c'if'irv1cw, Ci\t.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca11 Now1''or Be auty Opr. ucCded . ~~~8 ·_ SALES TELEP ON "' -ES !<'REE ESTIM ATLS Comm. 60-65-70'7' All 's IRVIME •~•f!EO MGR 1'rne. $150 guam +. HY.LA .. 'D MEN & w k H i ·. SAL · ··THINGS'' by Moose. DRUG CLERK. exp'd . "'"' ("11111 omen. ma e Experienced. We have
Gen woodwork. repairs, And Design llair li11zaar,642-~t3'1 ra&L pace. 40 Hrs. Send SCHOOLDISTRICT Car ncc.Age23-46.Mr. money in s pite of
plumbing,etc.642-5613. __ _c:(2J~~186~760 Beauty Operator Resume . Write ad no. Accepting applications Levi.B46-S4_5S_. ____ ,.ABORATORIE~ yourself. Sell a fast mov· ~~e~::t~~~~ t~~ ~~
H .. , 6051 No following nee. New 288, Daily Pilot. P.O. Box for: Mothtt's llelpet ing repeat item. Be your or one couple lo v.·ork.
r09 QUAL Work. Ref. 25 yrs license ok . Co mm . 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca Substitvtefoood (l) 9 Yr old boy. Alter· J.300HyiandAve own boss. No invest· Permanent. :!13·437·2954 ~~~····~···~-;··1~·· exp. Lg & sm jobs. Free guaranteed. 645-1050 9262&, Service Assistank noons & some evenings. Costa Mesa Ca 92626 ment. Will furnish sales and ask for i\lan.h.
moving au ing esL FAIR PRJCE. he. -----u C 11 b · ~ 85h S · & L k pitch. YOu can not miss! E O I by student Lrg truck EXPERIENCEDmcd·ocal n a as1s.-. r eav1ew ar spur, qual ppor.Empoyer -··.Barry·. 531_,.,.,~ ' 642-1770. Call Ken. I Be Of Service To Apply 2941 Alton, lr,•ine Cd~1 . Carol: 673-3970 An Equal Call Wendy, 963-3163.
•cw.<1 -.... care. Your c--~ asst . under 35. Part or Equal Oppor. Employer --~--Opportunrty Emplq,yer vn••-••r full time . 642-4950 on Salesman w /exper. in TELLER a
Mus icanwantedto E mana ge ment. Earn DowneySavings &Loao llauJing & Cleanup. Lite loofilM) 6082 And ge t paid for it Monday.Newportarea.
Demolition Tree ••••••••••••••••••••••• welcomin~ newcomers. lTS EASY TO SELL rompa ny lyrist. I CEPTION&ST i200-$400 p /time. No has opening in its flunt-
Removals. Rt>a'iOnable. J .C. ROOFlNGCO. f'lexible hrs. Need l'ar . ~12 _ -----Licensed & Insured typewriter & huppy dis
Free Esl. 549-4066 position. S47-3095.
MOVJNG . haulin g.
garage clean up, reliable n E p Al RS. a ll t)·p es. lld9 Mainf Man/ c'~·~•:..ts:..e:..r...:•clc:..e:..·~963.c:.-4;1...c~•~•--1 -Reas. Free est. he, ask Pon•I Trude Dnr
MOV ING and HAULIN(i
2College Students
640-1749
Housecleaol119 6054 •••••••••••••••••••••••
for W a I l . 830-5020 40 Hr \Ilk. SIUO per wk. +
anyt.ime. co. benefits. Good driv-
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ROOFING &REPAIR pear. nee . 642-~ll . or
Ff(EE EST. upply Pennysavcr, 1545
G U A R A NT E £ D . Newpo':!_~· Cfl1_
FAR OUT Cathy 646--M38 ~1ust !)e attractive. Typ· phone intervw. for appt. 1ngton Beach Branch for EZM~EY KNAPP Sll OES. Na ·l --....::.:::::C'..:=....::.=--1 · k·11 ood bl . ~ '-""" tng Ii I S. g pu IC SS7--0215. l /time 1'el ler. Expe.r.l
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u r verb a I lionally fa mous repula· NEED 2 Gd ladies. Full. contact. C311 Pt1on-Fri l--'-...C"-'-------1 pret"d . Xlnt working con•.
ca pabilities. Eam SlOO lion ~uaranteE'S you a p/t . Car phone nee. Mr belwn 2-5pm,57--4482. SALESPEOPLE ds. Call Mr. Wayne. ~!~.zj;~w::~~~-~~":~ ~tae:1d:r ii~~o~: P~~~ Richards. 846-MSS. RECEPTloNIST ~~:s~w~v~~. gh1:ist~nd s & ~'~P~::~r Equal Oppor.'
comrortable spacious of· C\lstomers . Highest cash Personable. Capable or wife opportunity. In·
rice across the street commissions immediate· neWport A n swer in~ Bu sy dependent, part or full 1~~~~~~~~~f
from Orange County ly. Your ov.·n hours. No h~ Telephones in an In· time. Introduce: new rood
Airport. For personal in· investment. Free sales ':!~ perSOfllel te l Ii gent, ExpeOitious product line directly to
terviewCalJ Mr. Keyser, kit.JoeBar ry.544Knapp ~· Manner. Send Resume. cons umer. No previous
833-8098. -----·I Ce n tre, Br ockto n , ..:.:.:;\-agency Write ad no 356, Daily exper ien ce required,
TELLER ..
·r •I E Best in Domestic --~·~·7~5~-3~·=233=~·~"~·=•--1 Massachuselts02401. Pilot . P .O.Box 1S60. training provided. Call Costa Mesa, Ca 92.626 Lin klette r . Firebrand
Cleaning. Robbie's Rag Sew~& llOOKKE.EPElt/llecep· cp'!'a'/,k, kFprEEPAIJ?590. O 2l92 Martin.Ste2SS
c"=-M=op=. :.;048::-<11_:::.;57:__ __ 1 Alterations 6084 lionisl. >'rnnl orri£e of A JUNIOR SALESMEN Oou gla' Pla,./Jrvtne Relief Foocl
LE ••••••••••••••••••••••• busy Chiropractor. Ex· Mgmt Tm• $800 752--0331
Food&. Weekd ay s,
833-2642:
MEW ACCOUMTS
P /time. Xlnt working
conds in 1-1. B. area. Ex-.
per. S&L or comm '!
bank. Conlact Mrs. AJ..
lison. 213·678·3425. ·
C 0w:N1r:~~t~: SH~PE up your sum.mer p'd only. Im med . posi· ll&kpr fTypi1t $750 Age 10·15. Eam $20-MO lllllllllll~llllllllllll~llllllllllllllllll~I ••Senust lkcneoSw""m'"odl-,. ro·ed SALESWOMEN &
...,,... Wardrobe. Allerations & lion. 1-lrs 9-1 & 3-7. Dr. PfT Gen~-$'Ir per wee k getting new I-11'1 MANAGERS •541--0549 • ~ ~ cu&to mers for t he HIGHTCOOll diets & food servo·ce ___ c::;~-==-'---1 dre?>smakin ~. 673-3405 Gary L. Couture. 2043 Alsot>"eeJobs D,\ILY J>tLQT after p . 1 1 b 0 k supervision. EOE. 32 N.e eded . FACELIFT *TEMPO*
CLEANING Woman. own , ...:';:.ll;_·•:..>c_ ____ --1. __ 1 Westcliff Dr. Suite 107, WESTCUFF riva e cu · 5 ay w · wtlh t AF ,. NH
645 5300
school a nd Saturdays. ~1ustbe Roodbuffet m an . Hours a week. Schedule .ou surgery. an· HeediYouMow!
transportation. Call a n er Tiie 6091 i;;;·;;;;· ;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;,.,
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f'ersonnel Agency You mus t be out of school To start immed. apply to to be arranged. Xln'l t~slic New Prodllct. Call Tnte .Asse~
Jpm."6-29'16 •••••••••••••••••••••••/' 1~1 arkll1Centerl by 3:00 p.m .andbeable chef. Bahia CorinUtlan benefits . See tttrs . Now,548-68-=='=0~.--~-
Kleea4'Shine CERAMIC TILE. New & B & G"rl lu.51 E. Edinger. S.A. to work at least S days Yacht Club. 1601 Bayside Donia~. Cost~ Mesa SALES-lW yr old Bunn Sr. Typists
R od I Free l S
OYS I S ___ Call 542-8836 per v.·eek. No deliveries Or, CdM 673 •-. Memorial 1-lospotal, 301 :.. Sec'y with Sh maldservicel-4i ~30pm . em e · es · m 1 1 · 1-:~~!~~~~~~=~1;,v;;t•;•o;•;i~a;;c;M;;~;;;;;;;;J t:orp. needswcman/man Cathy·~ __ .,. .. _ jobs welcome. 536--2426 10 to 14 years of age. Dai FOOD o r c o e c t I n g . . fUU or part time. Please PIX Operator ~ T S •
6093
Jy Pilot delivery routes Transportation pro· NURSES.AIDES call 645 _1995 Tom AccountClert&s
MESA Cleaning Service. rff erw1ce may be available in your DISTRIBUTORS vided. Call 968-4812. Exper'd. C.~t . 642 3505 Th S40-<450 C . d ••••••••••••••••••••••• area . Earn profit for de· Opportllnity to establish Eq u a I Opportu n ity REUBENS 1...:c::0~m~p~so=n=·------I NEVER AFEE
a r Pie:ta . w in ows, TREES YUCC AS , liveries & cash. trips or independent di s -Employer Paint Tinter &-Millman.
floors. etc. 5-57-6742 p /\ L M s·. s HR u BS , merchandise for selling tributorsh1ps for new 1 ;;;;;.i;;;;;~;;:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;I Growing co. near S. Cst Laguna His SE.AMSTllSS Tempo Temporary Help
lnc.ctfM Tn 6058 ·r R I M M E D . new s ubscriptions . }<"or food product line. Call Plaza. 4 Day/40 hr v.·k. Exper'd Sail makers. Top ••••!•••••••••••••••••• llEMOVED.846-7112 information please call Linkletter 's Firebrand KEYPUNCH Benefits. 54S-7101. Ask Needs A pay. full lime. Apj:>ly in 642 -4321. From San Food s . Wee kdays , for Forrest. person,UllmanSails.410 *'"Yow Hon.* BLACK'S tree remova l & Clemente -Sa n Juan 8.13-3981. lSwiftCJ Shift) BUSBOY 29th St, N.B.
WaitrHMI
CocktailWaitrftMs
lulboysl.Glm
Day & Mi ght ShifL'I. 27VrsExperience stumps, topping & lrim· Capistrano area. call -PART-TIME Reas.fees 968-8182 ming . c I ea n -u p . 495--0630 and Mi ssion Food Senicr Must have 6 months cur· STUDENTS 8AM--4PM PJ's. rormerly Cyranos.
lnter vie\lo'ing 9-5 daily.
600 0 Newport Ctr Dt,
Fashion Isla nd.
*TAX • &17-1791 Viejo-El Toro area. <:all Attendant rent work experience on Teleph Sales 960-1436
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----I 531---GJlU. Newport Beach. 5 Day Keypunch. Keytape & 24001 Ave de La Carlotta
Equal Oppor. Employer SECRETARY/
STENO Professiona preparation Job Wonted/ Equnl Oppor. t-,;mployer wk . E qua 1 o ppo r . Key Disc & be able totes!
of your lax return by Female 7050 E I A ll (2l on lBM or Univac 1710. PHYSICAL
THERAPIST
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Western l\.1anage ment ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~P ~~ ppt, ca 3}
Services . Our office or •Secretaria l Services• BUSINESS AJlply Personnel Dept
Y.'A ITRESS ·
•B.LUE DOLPHIN• RN
YoUr home. 549-3701 Resumes. Your Home'. or OPPORTUNITY Foreign Car · A1on thru Fn
Mine s•LESMAH PACIFIC MUTUAL Emergency Hune
W o u l d you like 1:1 To Rotate sh1£ts IPRN)
Slulled in dictation, lYP.. ·d ing&-composilionolcor· 335S V1 a L1 o.N.B.
respondence. Knowledge WHO WANTS TO WORK ? •SAVE MONEY ON call67S-3468 ~ M h • TAXES.• Call me & pro· ---Will train. Real Estate ec Cll'llC 700 Newport Ctr Dr
ve it to yourself . R.N. Family grown. Li cense Required. 205l •Paidl-lolidays NewportBeach
in small dept. to cover ill· challenging. rewarding ness & vacations. Exper.
position w /competitive pref'd . Contact Donna
saJ + flexible hrs? We Roache , RN. COSTA
of gene ral ofc pro· DRIVEA CAB!
s5t-6539. Ac:c nt 'g would like to work in Newport Blvd, Costa •Hospi talization EqualOpporEmployer t.1 es a 9 l a m •Free Uniforms
ccdures. CHOOSE your hour5,
Excellent oppor. in sales
dept. or r a pidly growing
Costa Pt1esa engineering
firm.
work for yourself, be
your own boss. /I.ten or
v.•omen. Can be shghtly
handica pped. Neat ·
Clean Appearance:. Vt!i.,
degree. Exp. Dr's orrica. fuil·pt. lime. PACI FI'-BUS.SAL. ES. . . 'l I' NBarea.673---0101 "" •X nt ay Plan KEYPU..,CH need a part or full time . M e s a M e m or i a I
("11111 exper 'd .. registered Hos pital, 301 Victoria, i.-kcaplftg 6066
••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs W011led 7075 CAMVASSIHCi
ROTOTILLING S!5 most •••••••••••••-•••••••• BOYS-Girls, 15 or ovr.
yards. SOd sales & in-Couple desires Resident Earn $200-$300 mo.
stall. Winter rates. DH y l\lgr. positions. Exp. bon helping athletic club sell
o r evening . Tom . dal)le&ref.Replytoa ti c kets to sportin g
960-2170 #357 c /o Daily Pilot. P. events. 5.36-0791, Mr.
Mlllnhftance 6069 ~Gox 1560. Costa ~1es4cS"p...:i::.ke:::'------
Musl h a ve class··A''
license. (Jaguar. MG.
Triumph. J e nsen, & Fer·
rar1 I
NEWP(Jf{T
lMPUf\TS
OPER .. 'TOR tht!rapist. Please apply "" Personnel orrtce, South ,_c.:..·c::M:...·.:.64o:•c....::27:...34:..::..:. E:::O:.:E=·-I
Exp'd. Keypunch Oper. C oa st C ommunity RH's/CCUJICU
needed rour.hrs. per day. Hospi tal , 31872 Coas t Da ys & Nights. Stand by
3:30to7:30PM.Applyat Hwy . So . Laguna . lime, d ifferential pay.
Employmt. Office, Cla· 499-1311 . f>'uU or p /time. ExceUent
Val Co. 1701 Placenba.~"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!!\ benefits .
CM. PUBLISHER'S Contuct Mrs.Jensen:
New facility in Irvine In· retired. Age 25 to 70. Sup-
dustr1al Complex. pleme nt your income. Ori ve a cab 6 hrs or more
a day. Apply in person,
Yellow Cab Co., 186 E.
16th St .. Costa 1otesa.
Contact P.t'rs. White
For Interview
••••••••••••••••••••••• CARPEN 'fER , Free
EX P.., bldg maint. eng. Help Wonted 7100 Room & Board In ex· , Troub lesh~er. mech .. •••'-••••••••••••••••••• cha n~e l1le-we1gh t re· 3108 W.Codtltwr.U LIKE REPRESENTATIVE M~~r!=a1
CHICKEN SOUP, tChllrt<en'sBooks> JOI YI~ CM
Paul Dosier
Associates
Co1tctMna
556-7075
Equal Oppor. Employer
Wool Press e r . Apply
Mon-Fri. 9-10:30am ,
Kuste r's Cleaners. 153'
Newport Blvd, CA-I elec. Strong su.pervisor. 1nodeling, In C. M 642·9405
Resumeavail.58t -2J:r7 Accnt/FC Bkpr toSl2K Ne~ot1ate wages. Bob.(----------·I
It couldn't hurl to attend Liberal arts background . c..--. ..
the Career Nile ut Red some s ales exper. Part· 642·2734 EOE
MDOfl.~ 6070 MEEf: to515.000$15,600 64.2-17311 __ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sales Rep EDP C L K Ofc Supp ties SlOK E R . T Y P I ST .
WI L LI AMS & Sons
Masonr y . tic 283046
Brl~k. block. stone.
MS-4137 1.
Q ll:O Fireplace Refacing
Used Brick
• Our Specialty
. Winter Rites.645-8512.
Mlrflli<J 6071
Printr /le~terpres $86S Biological background.
Jr. Prod Engr $865 <_Oenelic research lalJ.
Secretaries toS800 p /t . Apply Kerck hofr
lnsideServiceRep Marine Lab. CdM , t7 14)
Actng System." srob 675-2159 .
GenOfc-Super:v to$7ool"'-"c-oc= .... -"0'-1-1-W-affn<--1-·I
IR.VINE PER$0NNtO 1 Day & 1 nlg!>b job. No SERYJCES•,,A(;EN(ZY expt-r. nee. Ask for
488E.17th<Atl rvine)'' Carol. 846 -1186 ,
Suite 2i2• Co&ta Me••i .::."'~2:._;13=10=-------I .G~~O~R~OO~N;M~OV~l~NGh;:. ~32:' l~;;;C;al;l;6;4;2;-;1;;4;7;0~D>:LIV ER y , female mu&l V1n. lic, Int. loWMt ratL'I be 21 yr of age, neat ap+
in OC. !:st•. 581---0St.1 pearance. Full dme. Call
PllWIMJjPoporiog6073 ADMIMISTRATIY• SJJ-3048.
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••••••••••••••••••••••• SECRETAIY· SAVE SPACE Wit.EN •Wallpaper Hangln,I(• "!OVING by wrapping
ByforrnerJNtrUctor. Start $7 ]tr;-d11he11 and Olhei° traglle Carl Reblco . 6'8-a449. items in waah cloth11 ,
Current open na: It In towels and other Unens.
•FOUR DA y Carpet Renlton1 and rind lime possibility, calling out "EveryLhing you've on o u r accounts , WEEK wanted to know about book1tores, & museums. SAILIO.AT
•HO SELLING Real Estate ". Reply to Classified ad no. SALESMAM
Box,560 C••taM-• Ca salesmon & expe r 'd IOOKK-
YOUNG Clcancut couple
to ope rat e s m.
restaurant. Challenging
oppor. No exper . rcq.
673~ *ASSISTIHG
. SEE 360 c /o Dally Pilot. P . 0 . Succe,.rul professiona l SICRETARY
.FtllH(illEMEFlf FOR YOURSELF! 92626 • -'" ' nilor ror w .. uaii -~
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Monday Feb. 10th, 7 pm. · Corporation 's Newport Top notch girl l'riday MerchondlH
ACIKA«il 18153 Brookhur1t • ··RE A L EST ATE Beach waterfront racili· needed for 1 gal ofc.C.1ol . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Walker & Lee Of· Ta l bert. Foyntal Managernetded."We·re· t y. Must have made a Exper'd in all phases of Antiques . 1005
(ers cha}}e n gln g Valley. . on the grow! If )'OU are· min. of $20.00> per yr. typing •. sh. bkkpng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . payroll. 642-fll!IO w d career opportunl·' 963-M45 •n al4'._rt,· aggressiv~. selling a product prtced.1~~---'--'-"----1 icker rurn .. ·gol
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' · f 1 dynamic person who 1s no lower than SLS.OUO. SECRETARY watches. wrought iron y. _open 1n.e:s . o r . .UVE In position lO wel look.log ror great ruture Sti m ulati ng position baby crib. oak clla1rs/ta·
expe.nen ced, caps·: qualified· person, mus wilh one o f the finest wrunllmited potential hie. double headboard,
b le ReAI Estate cook. R ef's r e q'd. compan.tes in the beach selling the most popular, To work ror engineering lamps. sora 654-8961, l>eople. · children. Lido Isle Hm. area. contact us. Salary highest quality crui&ing & marketing depts. Skills lots more.
P.ersorial Interview. Call btWa 9 11m-1 pm plus overrides. Op· .sailbo.aU on lhe market include accurate/hea\'y GATE Lea T· bl , ·/chrs · 675-4$62 · Dd. · toe.lay. Require8 rJexl ble typing at 70 wpm. min, . i. •
1 c. w · · Only. · portunity • erowth 15 hrs. Jntervil!w:s by ap· stlorthand. J1,t in1mum2to Va~ity Dr~r . Posler.B«t,
For appoin t m e n t LIVE-IN Com panion for• yours. Write: Mana~e-pointme nt only. 1714 ) 3 yrs exp with general of· ~utfet , Tin 1\d. Sigrui,
CK f II lted llvt ment, Box. ass c/o Daily ..... .,. :s h B 1 • ca~ J A PECK . woman ,o n\ ac Pilot N&w1paper. P.O. &12~2. fi ce duties. Frequent qua s os so m ty. Comf., conv. apt. I \!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ contact w /customers & Necklac4t. MifTOl'I, mite 540.5140 /842-4455 · lrv.SS2-a611 .Box 1560, Co8la A-1esa, other employeti. Ability prlmatlves & dec«11tor or213 /592·1359 92626. SECRETARY ror new to oraanlr.e le make In· items . 3917 Sprinl St.
Equal opportun.it y Corporate otflce1 near depe_ndent decisk>ns. Orange . 997-6597 Pri. P ROF Painter. honest Finance Dept.&requlres You set more apace In
Work, reaa, JnL/exl. free exper. Ip secretarial & U1e.1ara1o1ndcloM:ta by
est . refs , $48-2759. arcountln1 work. Final aellihg Idle items with a
6'2-atll. ftling date f'eb. 28th. AP· Dail)' PJlot Claulried Ad. ·
. ply City of L1t1 una Ca.U&&a·H78
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MACHINISTS REAL ESTATESatesnan. O.C. A.lrport. lntere!'tin" ply emp oyer I ~-• '-"'""-. ------Diversified work load pr& Why not work in the &dlver1lrled pmi.itton tor PERKIN-ELMER 1-Mfi:i e l eetron1c In bOttest area. Huntln1tton qualiried tndl11ldual . Top CO RP. Round O•k Tbl. 4 chrs.,
1trumental1on. 1o1oder Beach & Founta in pay.Send ResurnetoAd. 29J0 8rist.m .CJ\1 . Oak ro(:ker, chopping
works hop. Advance Valley? Call Phil Mc 332, Th• Daily Piiot. EOt::. M·f' b I k .. w as n s land .
Kinetics, Inc .• l~I Vic Namte. VIiiage Rea l P .O.Bo x 1S60. Co1lt1 __ __:::-::-.:..:::_;__ __ I te lephones. clocks &.
torln St, C.M, Mi 116.~. Estate 963-t567 Mesa, ca. 9263> Cl assified Ads 642·5678. much more. ~1088
J!INE Paperh•naing & ·ee1·cb. S05 1''orcsl /.'!ff>,1 .::0;'.'..~"!,~'.__ ____ j ,--< !Ill•!!'~--..
Pala tln•· 22yr1 1erv Lag u n a H eo a~ h . Have somc1hln.a you want Wall~'8,{,,,,lee Harbor 1rea. lie. Ph: 41U-1124. to aell ? Cl11s1lflcd ads de ~ . IU-alll It well. Phone 642·5618.
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• . . Cluster RinJ w/Gold l'OP OASH DOLLA Sale. 400 Planoa ac Ot· wide tt•ck 1uU wma hull OCW~Ur r:ac«L~ Mt-2Ur'I '
COCK.ta $ptpritil~ REDEC-OR"'Tl-tfG-t-J"eelett /.:pprox 3 t:arat .....P.A-1-D ..s-oa. YOU -. .... -. n-ew-.-U•ed W/Ulrbedtrtr:xtnteon4. orQfter.Sll ... '88 FORD rao.RS I blt.t m.3mosold.SUS. Henredora.tabJea,COoper Malce-.o«er .,._3888 JEWSLRY, WATCI Spiaell, Grands, 839-2808 ,, ,. ... _
I u , •• ITl---OIOO • · • A.RT OBJEC'lli. GOCD Pl.,.•co. G"'•• OU1 for •72 YAldAHA s.o; Xlnt U Y!•twa71 ':" •
, amp ... _., Pvl.plY. S I LVER SERVICC buslMtta. R;;lioption to 17'CHRISCrat\Ruoaboul c0nd. Malte offer , ot. "'8 3:212 .. ~~~~l::JllQ:~~8£AO)..El AKC, beaut. Musl Move, Hi&h qbalily Gold Bulova At-cutron NE f'UllN fl: AN bMl ~way.. xlnt. bull, ,Ltlr. cvr. ~. trad•for-1'.Ml-n CHEV ..-.T .. tjldt.$'; · --it-.,-°':•••••-••·•-.,-•... -ftn1'1't,r,:_7"lpo:;-kwa peo: rnlture ... S.c.-rfflc~:--8 Man 1 iltfL nwotn. U~-ao&;-Bald.wi.o, CblckerJn,.; illlfUeffUeo~ , .. ir ... 0 '""'UllO Ladd.Ir r•cb, met.al box· . •
ll'llEIG HT D.o.u•01)$al pl~-1 ·~I sboll ,1100. r.IY,. olct. Velvet llln de-Lis• ,$250-S,.ll $l65 .. tF~ w~""••• • * Yomaba, HJMblll Vjllr . NKS -·-YAM. 75 --·~ • -~ ... -· -•••. ~ •P sora paid -~ Sell "' VVL(~ etc.· ..... "\. • .. DMD BA . Sly. •w: 300 mi. lmmtc! Movin°'• .. =·.:::-:.:,.·c.:o;..~T"=--
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. .ath era' Dr)'.er• """'• YM 1045 s:m. Cbrofn.t Rocker, pd '43 :"' Cord. ~1-1.12:2. FI£CD"S (.ll4>83&-2770 Cot =!..,iQ· must sell. p P. Dave, ,'5f · 1ro1t.D PJ~ ~·
tt, sbw,hrs.., new wrnly "••••••••••••••••••••• !f60· ••U silo. Mirror •CASH Coaft[_irewoodSuppJy 12072BrookliursLGG ·• · . 5'8-8842. runniQI cond.JilU, • • orMlll. B o lA. S82 ' , oaso"·""&laulOp~I-· . -· · '"---~, 642-4745 I
·Wamer, Santa..... F,EldALE Lab. We"' r reeTbl,1!!1~•·U$22S. MOW* . SKIS Fischer .. VP' • lfft/C-fOSO '7o·Yamaha e:IO ........ t:'· .. . :-r ~#l~;r.·~·~111~.llll2~~l;::~~.p!:!u~1Jl!~;,.~•.~l£x7~;~~~·t:•:...:•:l:d. PartQrn~Tbl,~1140.aell Old Go l d Sllv~r 180CM with Mark•'r Spo.+NHJ, ... 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlntcon~. M!,~CUIJor•~t '61 FOR6 pie~~·
l 1 rn,..Eo. - . $6S P lanll M~ J I eo' "" I ,· Rot t bind••• Good••·••••••• •••••••••••• EAS 3' OOLUMBI ... accessorte• .•• ,,,, UVll t lrea new tram IP' • •OASDRYS.R • · · ,. · e\l,•e ry. ~~ .H;"n il . •ma · i.._. . GOLr C ll(bs, W!'son L11~. ~~eek, yr. leas';'. offer. Daya call Biil at $400.'847-1719'
Gd. worklnc. $U '""ie'°si l°.i"'ardho~110blk6 OAK TOP Tbl. w/bench. Gw.011,~.·1 DEi ~.,m.~,'!Ce~f. C<Nld ... ~ 64+-02!N • X-31 s . 4 woods. itq«LS. .. .. n._1 . ..,. 675--0970. Eves " Sun-.,.
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1 C-11147--"279-·, :: 968~ ~ 6'xs.·:. craderv.a, 2 gold Price: Pd. H~aits _ *'BUY••• "95.SU-8528. -.,....--daycall 545-10M •55 FOlDP.U. .:;;;:;:-~r:;;:-:;;:-:--:;-:=1 ..!!~·~~~----1 .uPh.OI d . ch,., 2 Mple. ApptOnly. • '••. ' s~-I 1--· 11-.Soll ,060 . 1225 &O',il'3 R SALE: Elec. Slove, •.POODLE• I end this wtdrawers. Un· BENTLeV Good' used furnituft Ir: """'• H , • . ••••••••••••••••••••••••Honda 125 SL 1»'12. I.Ow
tsto E.lec. Oven, Ht wh male ··Charlie pain\ed w•rdrobe. &COMPANY appllancesorwiUsellfor I• i • 109•'1,S'ALPHACAT racere+ mllea8e.$350orbesloC· 19'13Fo.rdCourier P.U.w/. new . Re a1oa •bl """ -"114 you. 1 ... •••-•••••••••••••••.•_•• ad-ne--ndit'1·on. Will rer. 581-.sb9. , cam,...r aheU. _,....,...__. ,.Brown'', 5 yr. 979-51281 .--v 2855 E. ~t Hwy. CdM. N oo SI I k •• "" "'v ! r~ .,,r----98&-7947 .. ~............ 673 1u-&673-S677 MASTERS AUCTION STAI LE~ ee •tP •'demonstrate ac give •· ' WR Reed new In '7•; Cini¥ U.000 ~=-::-=-:;-:::-=-:-=-:-;-:"j.!-~··~~·:_ _____ IHENREDON foldina: Din. · ....,.. · 646-1416&:133-9625 new.1 2 display c~. 2 leiaon&. 11975. call '74 HUSKT · 250 · . mi: bu not belD. 4f(vea ~ew Re fri•erato LAB/Shep. male, 9 mos. table, 4 cane back <chrs. IOIO aft&OrStllwiay~t wrapping t:pl1, l IJ. ~· 960-3Sll. & . M:kun) .. 5 ffr.' Time. past 7 mos. m» onn.
,.f('reezer Frllldaire, 121 all shots. friendly/gd Orig . •$800 .. $295 . Mlscel_.on ~ stove.tt1S-!417eves. Af1nl .:648-9S70 S4t-la.t2. ~:~ .. Corona del watchdog.646-633l Redwood oldr. furn.••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 pc. SPANISH BR set, ti' tecfio, ~•Ji.· 'S SAN'TANA 21-dinette, '?OYAMAHAEnduro SeU 1..:::.::._:;='------;;:~~~~'----~::;::;-;~'-;:-::-::--;---:;j Misc. Lmps, Tbls. head· p R E M I u frt 0 <I k Marble ~op &ide table. 'HiFI, shr.o-.o,~• N~rth sails, Barlows, L. to blit ofr. 125 cc. Csim CHEVY 1 Toa. t bed
ADMl ltAl:t, Petris white. COCKER mix pu1J6, 4, 7 b rd . Re as 6 nab I e . Firewood. mix & save at Gold sw1~el , rocker. 8 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••~ .Lines, Vang, Seagull, tuned exhaust. 545-UWO. Excel. tOIML-.
xlftt.rond . 2 dr le'.n. hand ~~:,1~&;;~:~~e, 4!W-e!. 515. p /cord. 836_1192 or place ~eld1s~. 3lant.p1. 1~ .. PORTABLE Jllk trailer. $3,950. 646-2583. tail 11
return. $75.163~ Oi''FICE de5k, good cond. 586-4419 Barga.in Buys. 6464605 Wht. TV W/Stand. 16 COLUMBIA 22 w/North '74125 ELSINORE '65 CHEVY .. l • Pk*"
Pitgidaire GasDryerStO tST. B.ERNARDS, M&: F. Dining rm set, assvrted Af EM BERS HI p in OCl'AGON din. table w/ 4 months old. 8C2-54U· • Bay Mooring. $5000. 64r-::u7 Up.Gd cood.
·rWhlrlpool Elec Oryer$25 3 ~rs old. AKC. Good WI furn. 645-2020,642--6560 IRVINE COASTCounLry sw)vel chrs, formica top, CLR TV. Must Sacrifice:. 675-8198 841 •t
Whlrlpoo1Washer$40. · chiJdren.84.2-3276. Contemp. Teak42'"'.round Club. $1000 +'transfer wht w / yel. trim, xlnt. Xlnl cond. ~~an 20' VIKING Sloop. Xlnt 9170
•' Frigidaire WashttS40 1 ST. BERNARDF. Friend· cofree table, $175, Teak fees . days 1213) 28.1·7081. ~l~~ 1~:!~:°'i:'p~n~:; 7pm. ask ror~ Cond. 6 Salls, spiMaker ••••••••••••-••••••
Guar/del546-867i ly pretty· dog lO family end table, $125, Teak eves aft 7·call6M-57~. front .. end for Harley 1974 New Tvs, half price. gear. $1000. 675-5473. '«M:l CHEVY Van 108, nms
FRIGIDAIRE,2spd. t )'Pe : 0 me o a 1 Y · oval dining table, ex: SK IS, new K2 Brie(s,satin Davldion. Reas. orrers. Solid·Stalf'.' ' CORONADO Z7. Walts, 4 good. Good work vaa.
Custom deluxe washer S46-i*t4 tends seal 8• $225, tea sheets. hang'g. lamps & 645-6952, 640-5673. Bags. Incl J70'k, VHf', 74 $850. 645-2702
,;ty/soak cycle. Xlnt cond. SM ALL Bl ack spayed ~art. $l lS, &W-<IJ'/'4 an. like new ladies clothing, AK A 1 M 4 :r . d Johnson elec. Dinghy, '73 DODGE, Map: cast. ~ 557-4639 fenla le Pcfodle to gd p.m. sz 7 & 8, tenn. backboard. Irvine Country Cl ub full ericor er Xlnl cond. N'""""'rt Slip. interior. tape deck. Ice· -'---h ---0 membership, $900, stercoormono.4tra,ck& .... ~ ..... F reeier upriJbl . frolit adult ome.54.S-3880 Dinette ~et, 6 chairs 2 644 141 645_3120 10 LP tapes. 2 extra $10.250 . 644 ·8937 or box.M500.751-U131
free $135. Relrig. 20R LOVEABLE Dalmatian. 1.eafs. like new, s75 . PH ILCO refrigerator $15. , . . . , , 11peakers & 2 mi~e&. ti44·ti286. 73• DODGE .Maxi Van,
(rost free 1115. 3 cycle 2 t lh yr old maJe:. Shots 642 -8541 Table&: rour chairs $10. SCUBA diving. e<1_uip t. 2 ~Portable S70, with con· •STEEL floats 36, dsl. sleeps 4. Flush toilet,
.jjp washer i85. Deluxe Uc., AKC. 675-2764 LGE AMOIRE. $50. 6' Lo-642-2307 / t1t.nks, wet suit. ~aKuig s ole ca bin el S 8 O. ~ . '69 XI t shower, 4 bnr. stove. d i 10 549-8500 0 /8 eng. Antique !\1arine SS7-3o44 . critg. cu~ter. · n •i.1as ryer l · · -boy Carved Chest, $50. W h 1 dry .1 . . ,1. cond 124K p•t ptyl----------1 oven. 5ink, Wlr. heater, S IAM ESE cat, adult C d H db . d as er e ec. er gas 01 pa1nt1•g (1~) "1sc. · . · READTHlS! AUTOMATIC Washer , female. Very friendly, ~rveCh ea& 0" h, stove. Medit dintng tbl, 642.-9294 Zenith 21 " c'Olor console 548-3761 Refrjg:., afining, 12 vlL
d Dr nttsc est muc 74 Yamaha Enduro 125, converler. $5815. 499-_ £Jec. r yer, eu yer, good w f., children . · '675 3026 chairs . 642-6425 ; S75. Sears 18" portable Chl-----.. Sallb~aah t•Refrig. 646-&H7 581-11>45. :,.o~2 -or 645~77l2 ··Exclusive Balboa Bay ~5. 557-3522! I'""-ex. cond. $775. 833-2014 4334. ~ Club !\1embcrship" Ce.II lyGeonpO"Dcry 25 YAMAHA MX '73 '69 i''ORD Van E200. New US.'r SAC7 mo. old "Benjie Type" Female TWIN BED ........ "I>'&" 'rENNIS Club l\1em · collect, 1714 1 459~165. RCA 23·· oolor TV Home Fully Rigged-Car 1 .
r • t t --• r~ L · .....,,.. ~ ~ E IO bl •••9 963 "144 Filtron. J&R pipes, Pet· 6 cyl. 240 motor. Runs erag, x n 11.vnu. '-"'Y"" Cocltapoo to., ovi ng f · h dbd, bershiprorsaJe,batga1n nterta1n11Qent center. pa e.~ -.. . ..pert.one. 17 cu n , frost Home.67s-6666. !ratt, rame, ea r . 644_7760 GAS R D Be aut. stereo. Aiaple. ty s. $425 . -175 and handles like new • fr«. i275. 646--0870 Alnt cond. i60. 6'16-5473 ange Sl>. inette si·••. 751_,.~><> • Sa c r i If c e ! 3 0 ' YAA1AHA 121) Hooker. $1295. 548-5854
R Set $10. Va,..,rizer, "' -.u. T ·m n Ne sa·ts & · ·•~ "·•• r ,z.----Fw4fw'e 1050 6 Piece Bedroom antique TRAILE , 5 by 10. open .. -r1 ara . w 1 new tires ~· t:NU1 or
•'Pcnsror mers ror,.DC07 sto ••• :: ................... green. mirror. head· lop S225. Compressor, Winler Co:ttS & 1o1isc Boats & Morine rig'g. Live aboard. $4100. $700. 540-24c58=. ----l ·~x~~~:. Es~~~r::t A cu r ren t. . . bo d d $15 gas eng, 12HP. $225 . Items. 280Costa 1oiesaSt. Equl--t 552-8374. -Sycamore.SA.8J4-873J. •GOOD quality sofa & ar. 2 ressers · 847_1719 C~f .645-2561. r···-·· -------!'72CZ2SO. ti.1ikuni,plastic see to appr. 837--0713 ~~...,..---~--:-:-::-:-1 .love seat, never used. 979-6549 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EKJCSON 2·32 '73 like fenders1new piston. 1425 P .P.
91cydn 1020 M ovi n g-must sell . . DALI ETCHI NG S45 MiSc\Haneous new. wheel, J/B. VHF, oroffer.'894-5183 ,_•••••••••••••••••••••• 968-8822, ALL W~. large Med1t. Picasso Etching' $125: Wonted 80 GMeral 9010 rath .• Wa l ls Sails. ' ~~~--'74 CHEVY.. ton v•n.
:l:JSED bikes &parts $15 Cocktai l Table, xlnt N . S h_ $lSO 81 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Barlo'o''S, Newport Slip. '73 MX 'Yamaha, very Smal l v-8, a uto, P /S.
& u p. 2488 New.pori KJNGSZ bed, new, com· cond . lt1 ake offer ! p=~~~; s:srig~' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• TAX ADVANTAGE 524 ,500. Priv. Par ty . clean.M5Q. P/B, R&H, 10,IXX> ml, 7
Blvd .. C.1'1. 64?-7910 1P:lete, still pkg'd , xtra 64$--0590 · -WANTED Donate your boat. 644-6787 . Call 495--0700 mo. new. $3750. 645-6680
. 1rm $190 (worth $4501 G SI 1055 co1·0 de CAZA. Family Amp to rent or buy for Boy Scouts 546-4990 ---.
4, Sur:uk1 TS 250 En· ·Queen $170. us ua lly ~ a• Afembership lLlfetimeJ electric acoustic Gibson Luders 26' Sloop. '1966 BSA 650. Excellent '72 DODGE 8 ·100 V•n w/ o ·-· ·•· ...Lo •· ·•••I'd J llJ2-2488 •••••••••••• •••••••••• 12 . . Al KAYAK (White Water) condition .. .:."'". 6 I t he bod -!I\"'~ . ......_aUJ..VJU.wo.Pt w. -'™m'lii.A.lu.J e · __ c F b 8 & 9 10•1,." Rein' ii" $750. Call (213) 540.3000 s trin g guitar. so $2500. ~ cy . , au o., c rt)' '!
llag.e . t.1ake Orfer. IMPORTED --"d D nJ ·'"' e · d, ~.A. d' . ~· days. (213 )375.3951 ev. want lo rcnf"-Yender· used only onee; not a 499-1140 962-5088 & b e a u t. i f u I ~--OIM7 or after 6PM ......., a su 3 mos ol . piano. 1rung Rhodes stageorsu1lcase scratch! Will trade for -''-"---pillne l /carpet. P r iced
Jl179-ti2lO Teakdiningtable&four room s el w /buffet. Whirlpool gas dryer. gd keyboard.846-1677 used small whaler or AQUARIUS23.Trai lable .I LA~1 BRETTA 150cc Right! (l620JL) Oron~e •-=-'=~-------1 Chairs. $200 or m8ke of-Numerous house & cond. 9x12 oriental type ----equiv. 675·6118 Loaded. Dana Point slip. Afotor Scooter, 80 mpg. County Volvo . 750.2011 ATALA No. 203 21" Blue. fer. 675-4073675-1973 garage items. Also lion· rug. GM infants love WANTED $ 6 2 5 o I be s t of re r . Xlnt cond. $200. 548-9691 I Anaheim 1 ll.00 or offer. 10 spd..:., da 50. 3006 Royce Ln. seat. Cosco b<tby walker. TO BUY loah. Maint/ ·~,020 552-9474 ·-----.NewSlS.644.--04(71. EXCEPTIONAL exposed C.M. p ART NE RSll 11' 1 n Senlc.• 1----------i'72 Hod aka Super Rat, 70 . f'ORD t:-IOO. 6· eyl .
...i-. wood frame Henredon 548-9833. larger than 22 rt. fishing ••••••••••••••••••••••• 32· PC SLOOP trick, must see. Auto. Must sale. $1350. or ~ 1040 sofa with cane inserts. Gar.age Sale Sa01dst. &StSun1. 9 Waterbeds for sale, very Boat. 492 ·8785 . R 0 B ER T MAR IN E S2800. 213-828-s364 or ~6-5316 best offer. 494-3267.
-••••••••••••••••••••• Pair Henredon pedestal to 5. 1969 at on bl F'ormall y w /largest 213-474-2354 -----, __ _ ,,,, •PET WORLD• tables with antique glass Wagon . housewares. rcasona 67~:_3957 Y..'ANTED: '73Shell for El , .. acht.. ma1nt. L'O 1n NB as -----1'74 Honda 125 Elsinore. ·73 CHEVY VAN. Auto.
-York.le Sl50, Otihuahua, tops. Pair beige Charlton tools , linens. clothes, ---Camin o 67 J ·fl 184 fo r e man . I have the 22 ' COLUMBIA, sips 4. Jmmac cond. Ridden lil· PS/1'8, stereo, m8j:s.
titiny poodles. (..ab. peke, chairs. Small oriental hardware. refrig .• TV, SEWING m 3 chine , anyllml'. s;.une quality at ;3 the new interior, 4 sails. tic. $675-644·1006· v 1 n y I int. $3600
.rdoxie, shihl1u. pit bulls. throw rugs. Area rugs. 2 2 0 K in g s PI ac e. almost nu. SlSO or bst off. cost. Bus 963-3131 /Res HP, galley, h~ad. lighted 1970 HONDA_C_B7_50_._g_d_. 842 -9166 .
coclcapoo. pom . 10 Walton belt massager. Newport Beach. Simulated diamond Wanted I "' Schedule 40 960-3311 . ______ 1 co~pa s s. 1ncld~ all cond.-75. 1----------. d · S d C -plastic irr1 gat1on pipe. --d 1 I I •• Autos W•tecl 9590 m1xe puppies. l u onsole 24" color TVS TblS· ,,. whl · braceletSS0.96.1-2487 M .. •lbe,eas.·~-7570. •-~.Marine equip. rea Y osa1 . n '497 !.....2007 ...;r•ser vice most breeds. with VHF & UHF stereo :;· Cl awh w....,.. t :s, . ~~7"' ""'·" Equipment 9030 slip at Dana ·Point. $J800. '-"---"-"----••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·JN. 17th 11,t FairVJ"'ew. ~A. & record player. ~ bed orse r .. amess. _e c. CHAIN link fence 54J 'X5' WANTED lo Re nt -Small ••••••••••••••••••••••• 838-1067 Motor Ho~~/ WE P1\ Y TOP DOLLAR 0pen eves~31-6027. with quilted headboard lg. Cillrdex file, gr. piano S~O. Murra-y power UtihtyTrlrrorFewDuys 197525llPJOHNSONOut· . 1.....t 9160 FORTOPUSED CARS .
and spread. Other items. top, lawn mower· ~~I. lawnmower $50. Call ISLANDER 32. pedestal ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••• FOREIGN. DOMESTIC t'MALTESE-AKC F.tn &W-l6SO mounl.blt.sander.m1sc. S8l-6~89 by reliable couple. board Motor. L IKE stee~·g .. autopilot.._Vl;f .7l.2S'EXPLQRERM /H. orCLASSICS
• itSO; Ma $125; G-7weeks. pwr. •tools, .rug 11 ba m· 644---0259. NEW.$600. 646-5643. radio, fully equip d. 413 cu in w;okXQ W gen. If your car is extra clean
.. ~-M66afler5PM. i'iXVE N PORT sofabeds pooer, sup 8 camera & RADIO contr olled 1/8 Will Bid •l--il• Cash for Si\fALLBOATllOAC 548-743Sor546--4608. Roor A /C. new crpts. seeusfi.rst. ~ ( ·2 )' O f f ice d esk proj. & more. Sat/Sun scale Ferrari W /control Gd p,·,no. wn·te PO Box. b s· le by owner ""SOO IAUER IUICI :cJ,.AB PUPS, AKC, champ . 9.5.545-6419 unit . New. $80. 581_1474 91.JO watt oat generator Private party· "''ill take a , · -· 2925 HarbOl"Blvd.
·,11lred ,. X·rayed, PRA w/l )l pewrat.er dr awer. eves. 302 . Corona del M<ir . with battery charger. SailbOat ror do.,.·n PHY·1-"'-•--_•_1_2_s_. _______ Costa Mesa 979-2500
cleared. Black.968-2949 ILomumnedg•1.0•1h0•1y".·58M1~"'t'"Se4 II Comp a cl Hoover 9'~· ~'----I New. Warranteed. in ment op cottage + rcn· BALBOA Aftr. home, ':-:-;-;;-;;--.:;-:-::::-;:::-::::-::::::1-'-~!!!:':"!'.'!1!'.:~~-="'~~·-w h /D e bo crate. Portable. mount I L B h +M<e-Min-Setmamer· -as er . ry r com . IRVJA'E Coast Country Musical on transom with bait ta ' aguna eac . 18'A'. self•conl'd .. gd. TOP DOLLAR
PAID . Teacup & St.an Poodles; ENT 1 ~ E Hou5eh~ld S45. Dressers . $10 to $20. Club Membersh.ip. Sil.SO Instruments 8083 ti:tnk: holders. \\'eighs 82 497 -2679. . gas mileage. sips: 5.
Afghan pu ps. Reas. F ur n.itur.e. Refrig, Truck seat. SlS. D?uble +trans. fees . Make Of-••••••••••••••••••••••• lbs. Stow while un · 15.0LYi\fPIC i'~INN t,ully1 ~"-·-500_·_1•_'r,_m_.8J_l_-<l_l2" __ ,... Washer Linens & Ac· matlres.s /box springs, fe 675 •293. WANTED to ,ent o' buy 639~19 ' ' m. Twin mattress/box r. __, derway. Greatest buy for rigged. Xlnt. cood. Make 33• nextble dus. "',11., self • · cessor ies. 718 Palm. HB. l -'CC---'-~-·~-----1 Amp for electnc aooustic • ........, ~.Boxer, male. 1 yr, good,96<>-___ 1048 __ . ------springs. $15 !o $20. rqany Power Mower a . 2 Ho Gibson 12 :itring &\litar. marine .110. A.C. ~ S745. oller675-1725 cont. slps6. beauty! A/C,
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FOREIGN CARS with kids. Cail after 7'.. othei" goodies. Sat. & . . ys Also want to rent Fen· _firm. 642·0673 HOBIE 14 -w/tra•ler. Mu,·1 nu ru,bbe-r, all xtras. Studio co u ches S 10 t'I 4 C h Ont Stingray Bicycles 525 & II ~soo 548 ..... _._,_JO_. P_ho __ n_e_7>_1_-56Z1 ____ , W/bolslers i25 ea. l ~~7"347 l . as Y S45. Call 642 -2643. der·Rhodes stage or suit · '7325 HP Johnsoo 0 .B. 2'1 sell.immed! ! urry . ......, -. ..........,..,
WELSH CORGI cf em) W h i•t e t-n au g a h yd e ~<>=~~-------II;;:::;::;::~--:;:::;:;:;--;-::::: l -''~•~5'."•!k'."eyboard . IWS·l677 cng. hrs. elec. start. $1.75. $975. 842-1432 aft . Trailers, Trevel 9170 NEUJI'[ lHT
1 rv1 PU Hrs recliner ch air $25. 1 ESTATE & Garage Sale. Spanis~. wro~ght iron FENDER-Ja:r.z ti.1 str. 675-5389after6PJ\I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AKC. all shots. Beaut Black. & white TV $2.S. 1 Clean '73 Malibu Chev. lamp with cf].a1n S35. 24~ ISLANDER Bahama, COLLECTORS ITEt.1 l!Wfi
Clt.rd ispositlon. Pel/Show. Stereo record player $35. wttrlr hitch, '74 Solid 831·~ :~:a:ar, r 6u f~r : m";'. loats, POwer 9040 dinette model, sips 5. Ace c amping: trailer:
••·•4_95_-4_S6_._7_·-------1962-3046 s late color TV, lale3Sec End &CorfeeTbls. 548 1677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt cond. S4900. P.P. useable now , super llOIW.Cud..,.11.
L ASK AN .Ma l amulel~"--~~.------m 0 de 1 r r o s t . free i\fahg w/le ather top, un· ___:__=--_'._ 24 °0WENSCabinCruiser 54o-JS99. restored 8x10 canvas 642·9405
Pupp'ies. AKC, 6 m05. fwi n beds, chest & Re fri g./f'reezer. Anti· usual & beaut. 575. 2 KING Alto sax.4 BdNDY V-8. Pwr, Head, Ice Box s A B o T J 1 G w / rm. $275 . ALSO 1---
ousibroken, 1i1ll shots. dresser. $200. Portacrib, que Hutch Cab. Lg:e Oil beaut unusual China Clarinet. Sl700. 675-4618 blueprints. MAKE OF· ln.s~J6 like new$30.64S-7as. Mural, Furnitur(l. 'fb!s, cabinets. Wood Hutch (2 • 675-1564 • f'ISl·llNG BOAT FER. Call 536-486S. 13 ' Cardinal, very clean. WE BUY IMPORTS
Chrs. Beds. Apphances, pc/glass doors, $40 ea. Off' Fu "hre & 26 f'OO'fOWENS ~~~~ey. ~vg~~;np«g. U1~~p~ Top Dollar F"Or Any Tape.Recorders,Lam.ps, Lux J g coffee tbl Eace, rnr 8085 Boah,SUpDockl 9070 od I ~--=-.. c:=-~""'""=-•="'"-~I I h Su &S qutpmenf 675--0300 •••••••••••••••••••••••party . 979 -0052 ; ~lakeorM e. .... cot 1ng, elc. 'l. un. W/dr a'o'•e r, tivy 6' Ing........................ , a 645 -2721:838-7ti63 "JIM PA .... OS
1607 So. Sycamore, S.A. fiqe wood grai_n. Xlnl SECY Chrs S8/2", cxecs \•I 24 n. ~1 ar~uder. 72 fbr gls CHANNEL, Back ay, no,___ .,.
834-9733 cond $65. 3Q. Pc Set chrs s15125 , drll mach f/blohrs1mactwnmerc, sails. Low bridge. $50. 25xlO 'w/newpatiocover. MAIDA
Bavarian Cbina. Perr i65 Pierce 867 w 19 C1o1 165 hp 1/0 tdm trlr, mk mo. S48-447 t located on the Colorado 2001 S. Manchester
$45.546--0127. , 645:'1411 . ot"fer,714 -998-0730 SLIPAVAIL'S River. Parker Ariz. $400. 628 Geneva, Hunl Bch Call 896 _2155 ; 8.'Jl--0945 Anaheim '536-00oo
Call536-4883 Creative PlaythlngsKilch Pets 8087 36' com 'I s'o'·ordf'i.sh, doc. 30. "'"'' NPeowweportr-Be5,',.1ch eves. 1---GMC di DF ~ ----~------OP Dol lar paid ror BIG Gar<rge Sale. Curtis for childrens room, Orig: ••• ... ••••••••••••••~•••• 471 1 • 2 ra 05· · 20'-32 ' Poweronly BJ\fW 's and all other Jm . Aflf /FM phono console. szoo.a skSS0.979-6549 FOR SALE to Good Meter. Private party. 673_5253 21 ' Fireball Trlr. S /C,
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answere r, musical In· Elec. Port. type...,,riter, OAS MUSIC ·74 24· Bayliner Nisqually locrh/S-....t/ IMMEDIA.l&.Y
struments, pla~ts. much foam rubber mattress.' COSTA MESA Flybr1dge, dual control. Sid r·-9080 VW C-.-1600 c--TOP CASH for clean more. Everything goes 1,ame. hd•-···d. 120 + •Feb Organ Fair• 225 OCMC, trailer. good ...., ~ Is -WIN •~oRGAN t • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CALLS30-440• usedcarsand&rucb Sat un. 2921 Catalpa p ·t ayboy . Penthse 1 ":: · rnftdition. 1----------·I N tB h Other Prizes ~-; 16' FLAT Bottom 327 FORDTRANS. HowardCM'n'Olet ewpor c magzn. 492--0946. Booths-E"hibits AlsosCkailbol_!l5,Sl,!>!;. Che,v. Prop. 12,000. I des VS DoveandQuaUSts..
Honts 1060 '""'"' --ch=·k Jam Sessions! 0 ' ~ 979-7969 eves, 548-2241 c spd, inc u sm. Nr. A1acArthur, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a;,..1nstagecoa .., e F n&Glf•·r All days Ford. Asking $75. Jambo,eeandBrlstol $75 Wed~; u "" or Dor'sel&.,,Zl' w/4 whl trlr. 536_1607 Dunn Buckskin 81h yrs. n~~· ·. ,..n,g • c.~11 &12·2851 f?r rrec &lps •. thiclsd'he1dd. wi n Tra rtoffan -"''-=-'-------Jj~wport Beach833--0555
old . does Gymkha na size 9· orig. Si2()'.)-$7S or CalendaroIEvent.s O/B. Mril\sell•.•·-·~• lpO 68 VW V TY I l
J'omps good with beatorrer.S57-4339. :.:.:::. ~J..:JOoJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• an ans, xn WURL ITZER Organ $100.Gatestires&rims 5
children. 644-6475 Motorola Steroo Console. Must Sac. $1000 or bs t of: '72, 1~ l\; 150 HP, IjO. CUii y CClltl~I. SaM lug VW. $75, &M--0391
FOR LEASE. Regist. AP· $40, Twin beds S15ea, dbl fer. Xlnl for Church. ~quip t , w /bait lank Ifft 9120 Allff•"(.
p y • M are • 7 .Yr I . head board $5. 842--9166. 675-1023. $.3450 /of[er 833-9100 ,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• cla11 Cl 9520
Reasonable.494,-9948. 3 YR Ol d 8' Cabover Pll· •••••••••••••••••••••••
H O R S E & o u T . grim camper. $925. Call STUD E . '8 2 G r an
DOORSMEN. tldeal for 96J-l6&4. Turlsmo. Overh•uled.
new riding clubJ. t•or SLEEPER cam per, 8' Must. •;~~Irwin,
lease 45 acres-22 miles w /boo t . ice box, 873-4.fOO/ 6 ·
from San Juan , orf! cablnels. t ab~l~1 42 " '49 CHEVY Oelwce, nam
Ort.e1a Hwy. 10 ramil)' above 5ide 1325. U63---91 good. sac. ,l&S. ~
max. Beaut. camping & Mobilt>HolMt 9 140 orM7-6257 colintry riding, compl
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TV!etc., .
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RoUallOyce BMW cond.35MPG.$1195.Call
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•73 llAVARlA. auto, Jo mi, ma&y xtras. Muat
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JeasetS200mo>844-'.....m4 Honda 9727
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'67 DATSUN P. U. Good
cond. US mags, nu tires,
roll bar, buck st.s, stereo.
25 mp1. 5&49.642-6312
'73 240Z, auto, air. mags,
am/fm , Xlnt cond. 26,
mi. 54900. 6:40--0437.
1969 4 DR. Datsun 510
Sedan. stick. Runs good.
SGOO or best o rfe r .
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Two full reconditioned
VW Bugs to choose from.
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weekend.
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nu. 7000 mi. AM /FM
tape, $2500. 548-6660 all. ..
AMPER <We1tfallaJ,
New engine, misth/tires,
pop top , AM/FM,
4M-'l314.
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cond . 644-41'11 or 2--
1/W 8AJA ·BUG. Corvair
en1. Is ·trans. Cust. int., ma,ny xtru, muse sell.
Olfers. 5$2-'1188
'I& VW ,_,uoreback. -· • Cail 548-.8$'19 or
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MOVING'. by mpplDI "11 VW Panel Bus. fully
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T1ie ultimate driving m~chine
Monday, February l_Oth
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AND ll'ISPECTIOH
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
9712
530l. The luxury car all automotive .
engineers Wauld desicjn If the automobile
companies would let them.
CREVIE-R MOTORS · ~ 201 W. ht St~ Santo Ana ~ '"'
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(180795)
'68 Chevy
4 Door
(733LPE)
5699
'68 Pontiac
(736EID1
'70 Chevy
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5899
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'66 DODG.f=, 2 Dr. HT.
Good •exterior. Good
tramp. $300~9fB.-6564..
Font 9940
t ······'!················ '69 \LTD Squire Wagon,
P /S, P /disc lwakes, A/C,
R/lf, Good '°""; $995 .
Private Party. 675-1625
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maint'd/orig. owner.
$1,950. 613~
74 MUSTAH&JI
.C ' apee'it transmissfon.
vinyl top, sparkling red
with white interiOt' and s3, 50 , top. ($14$3571 .
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V8. .auto. trans., power '68 TOIJJNO 2 DR Hrdtop,
.. eeriqg '& brakes, air full Power-, A/C. Ve ~. WSW tires, Unted C.Jeari ! 172.s!.--P .P . ~ All colon Iii bod,1_.::492=--==::r::.. -----I
· . ~ '68 CORTINA Sta. Wgii, ·-·s3388 lOOoGT. $525 ......... ,.
~ fer. Ca JI an. s. ~5328
73 Ctry Sq many xtras
xlnt con.d 22,000 mi.
$3,400833-116!8 alt 6
,._..,,.""'7.. ·· '70 li'ORD Wagon, T9P y:a, auto. traaa., r..ijo. Cond. P/B, P/S, A/C. ~eater, Jfcease No. $1150.-64t-80f8, ~.~ 5 'qon>FF) · 1_D~·-m_.,.._ ____ _, . ,. "117 "73 f'<lllD Randlero P.U. . ·cancty:appte-~ auto:, -----,.--.,..-I air, stereo; ooly.18,000 ... ..,_.. 5~ .. · · ,. miles & Super Sharp!
V-«. nto. tram~, i)ower (W/69P J Orange County
"IMertn&, radio, heater. V ,o I v o 7 5 O - 2 O 1 1
UceoleNo. CWFHIU) ,_CAn_a_h_el_m_l -----1 1 s777 '68 CORTINA. $5$0. 25mpg, ~lean, gd cond. --..-------1 day 586-0761, eves
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4 epeed, White.
(0'162WJ
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552-7984.
No. '&3 FORD Galaxie. runs
good, was· aS1ctng $Joo.
but. will sell for $275. or
best offer.~
.. · . · . '71 CHATEAU Wagon, 8
.I '11 ..... C......t pass. xlht cbnd. Fully V:4. auto. trans., ract.ory Equip. $2500. 557-7977 811' conillitioning, power1-~.,-"--------1
8'eerl.n«, radio, heater, u .. ~.L 9947 tinted . «lass. Lie. No. ... .., • (J84EXV) · •••••••••••••-•••••••• ... Our leased car is due & we s 1 3 88 don'tneedtwo.19734Dr. Maverick, V-8 eng.,
---.------1 power, A/C. Priced
"12·M....,. b'elow blue book . .Auto., factory air, pOWer 8'1-9821.
steering, radio, heater,1.,..:-:-,-...,--,----9.,-9.,-5-1
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4 wheel d.rive, ~..s. a~. '68 Monte10 MX, auto,
tnal., factory air, radio. air, ,rad(als, economy
heeter.-loaded:(349FZJ). eng, new brakes .
:s3999 "'8-30'l4.
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·; 53288 '66MUSTANGConvt. GT.
289, P/s, P Jb, new tires&: ~.""'.'•-:; .,.;,;,.::1 ,;'"'·~ .. ~. "I bl'U. Body cherry. New
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riDYl litterion auto. pwr.
atee.rlng, disc brakes.
IPOl"l wheels, fant..utic ~Uon l (Nl )
·;74 ROTARY Plcbp
(PA136110071) Used low Miles.
Immediate $
D~li\tery
s199 s9•2t~' ·~
DOWN TM°OMTH
'65 V.W. CAMPER
(180CXY)
5777
5 1 00 D"-s3e.
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(10337Al
5 1277
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(901BZJ)
73MAZDARX3
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5 1677
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RX3
(118853)
IRVfNE
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 9 • FEBRUARY 15
• THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9 1975
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
Authorized Sales -Service -Satisfaction == = AMERICAN MOTORS
=
Ward S. Lee, Inc.
g 1234 S. Main St .. Santo Ano
~ 547-5826
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Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa
546-4444
Crevier Motors
~ 208 W . I st St , Santo Ano
835-317' == = = = =
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CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
540-9 l 00
CHEVROLET
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa
546-1200
DATSUN
Dot Datsun
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18835 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach 842-7781
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FORD
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
642-0010
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
540-9640
LINCOLN -MERCURY
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Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury
16800 Beach Bl vd ..
Huntington Beach
842-8844
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Santo Ano Lincoln-Mercury
I 30 I N o. Tustin. Santo Ano
547-0511
=Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa
546-1200
OLDSMOBILE
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa
= 540-9640 =
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Dove Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
546-8017
PORSCHE · AUDI
Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi
445 E Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 673-0900
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
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Costa Mesa 546-4444
TOYOTA
Deon lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa
== 646-9303
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VOLKSWAGEN
Chick Iverson Volkswagen
445 E. Coast Hwy
Newport Beoc h
673-0900
VOLVO
Deon lewis Imports
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1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
646-9303
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O:OOAM 6 @ C.V CBS Sports Spectacul•r The Times Indoor Games;
the European Figure Skating Championships; and the Auto
World Series of Racing.
1:30 CJ 9 Ci) O NHL Hockey Montreal at Buffalo.
2:00 6 @ CV CJ) NBA Basketball Los Angeles at Detroit m lntem•Uon•I GymnHtk:s USA vs. West Germany.
l:OOPM U <9 Cl)) (])The Supenbn "Men's Qualifying"
2:00 CJ ~ (j) ®)Bob Hope Desert Golf Ctasslc Final round cover·
age of this fifth e-vent 1n the prq golf tour.
2:30 U (eij Ci)) CV Americ1n Sportsman
3:30 U (~ !])) (3) ABC's Wide World of Sports Events include the
Acrobats of Biina, from Spokane, Wash.
4:30 RS.nu Antu Fe.ture RKe The $100,000·Added Charles H.
strub !takes for four·year·otds at a mile and one·quarter.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14
B:OOPM @W•rriors Buketb•ll Warriors vs. Chicago.
10:00 D UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. University of Oregon
11:30 Duse BHketball Trojans vs. Oregon St ate.
SATURDAY,FEBRUARY15
12:0()PM CJ Prep Sports World CIF Basketball.
12:30 U @(])Cl) Women's Tennis Auocl•tlon Pro1ession•I Tour
From the Amphitheater, Ch icago, Ill.
2:00 I Aillll•m• S.n Dieso Open Golf 3:00 Ci) I Collep BHketball Washington State vs. Stanford.
3:.30 Clai ) m Pro Bowlers Tour The Fair Lanes Open, from
~rtn~le d, Va. !5:00 U ( Cf)) (]) ABC's Wide World of Sports "World Sertes of
Auto acing" Finals of the International Race of Champions.
10:00 0 USC Basketb•ll Trojans vs. Oregon Ducks.
11:30 O UCLA Buketball Bruins vs. Oregon St ate Beavers .
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9
9 ''Th• Greet lmpo9ter" (dra) '61-Tony Curtis. Edmond O'Drlen.
7 (29 I ) 3 (C) "Airport" (dra) '70 -Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin,
Geora• Kennedy, Helen Heyes. Jacquellne Binet, Jean Seber&, Van
Hellln. Maureen Stapleton, Barb1ra Rttsh.
11 "Don't Raise tn. Brtclce Lower the Rive~' (com) ·~erry Lewis.
9 ''Th• aad &. UM Beautthil" (dr•) '52-Llln• Turner, Kirk Ooul{IH.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 9 (C) "Moaambo" (adv) '54-Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly
5 "Th• Bii SIMp" (mys) '46--Humphrey Boaart, Leuren Bacall 4 23 6 10 (C) "Cokl Sweet" (dra) '74--Chartn Bronson, Liv Ullman,
J1mes Mason, Jill lrelend. 7 (29 I ) 3 (C) "Th• Le1end of Uule Borden" (dra) '74-Elizebeth
Montaomery, Flonnuale Flanaaan, Ed Flenders. Kathenne Helmond.
Fritz Weaver.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
9 (C) "The Lone Ster" (wes) '52--Clartl Gable. Ava Gardner.
4 23 6 10 (C) "Ser a T~rtralt of A Teen•&• Alcoholic" (dra) '74--!.lnda Bl1lr, Vem1 Bloom, Wllllam Daniels, Larry Haaman. MlchHI
L:aamer, Ma111 H amlll. 5 "Key L.arso" (dr1) '48--Humphrey Boprt, Lauran Bacall. Claire
Trevor, Edward 0 Robinson. 7 (211 I ) 3 (C) "The Trlel of Chaplain JenMn" {dra) '74 -JamH
Franciscus, Joann• MllH , CherlH Oumlna. Lynda Day Georae.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 12
9 "To l'leH• A Uclt " (dr•) ·~t-Clark Gable, Berber. Stenwyclc. 5 ''To Heve &. Heve Not" (dra) '4s--Huml>hrey Bo1•rt, Lau'9n Bee.II. 7 (211 I ) 3 (C) "A Cry for Help" (1u1p) '74-Robert Culp, Eleyne Hell
vell, Ken Swofford, Ch uck McCann, Ooneld M•ntooth.
THURSDAY, fHRUARY 13 9 "Any Number C9'\ l'l•w'' (dr•) '49---Clark Gable, Alexis Smith ntlDAY, RaRUARY 14
9 "Run Siient, Run Dfff'' (dra) '58--Cler1l O•ble, Burt LancHter. 5 Harottter Orchid" (dre) 40--fdward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bo11rt,
Ann Sothern, Ralph Bellamy. 2 17 3 I (C) "Adventurn of the Queen" (dre) '74 -Robert Stack,
Ralph Bellamy. David H9dlson, Br8dford Olllm1n.
SATURDAY, Fl:BRUARY 15 9 (C) ''Th• Hell Wlttt Heroe." (dra) '68--Rod Taylor, Claudia Cerdl·
nale. 5 .. Dl•neo Shoots Flnit" (wH ) '6~1enn Suon, Fernando Sancho.
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Meetlnr Time at C.ly•fJ 9 Ci) Kathryn Kuhlman
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9:00 Look Up I Uvt
Strendilty CtHJ ) Dir of DlacovtlJ
Real te Open Hou ..
C.mpus Profile
(I) 9 Cl) Oral Roberts
It 11 Wrttten
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00 Tht People Show
Ru Humbird
9:15 Vokt of Acrkultutt/M e 11t1 I
Health
9:30 I Camere Thrff The Cllrbtophera
(®) CJ)) JlmmJ SW1u1rt Show
Sunrise W•J
TV I Looks 1t Leernlnr
I Amulnc Proplledt1
D11 of Discovery
Old Tlme Gospel tfour rn Balley'a Cemtts Cil First Baptist Church
Muslcl J P1labt11
10:00 0 @ CI) CBS Sports Spectewlar
Today's events are the 16th Annual
Times Indoor Games, from Los An
aeles Ca.. the European Figure
Skatina Championships, from Co
penhagen, Denmark; and the Auto
World Serles of Racina. from Poco
no Motor SpeedWay 1n Lona Pond,
Pa.
3 Acclon de 11 Comunld1d
Ch1llen1e MJ Sermon
l19) Hour of Power
Home Buyer's fiulde
Domlnao
Willy's Workshop
• Herald of Truth
Georit l Oline Ivey
( (}))Town Hall Meetm1
• Esta Es 11 Vld1
• Filth for Todar
10:30 8 ED Mett the Press (~ (j)) CI) a> Kor&: 70,000 B.c.
l ~~~!,'T~r
TonJ l Susan Alamo
@ IMlatlt
Mideast Anllrsls
P1ntalla Domlnlcll
11:00 D A(ric:ulture USA U Movie: (C) ''Wildfire" (wes) '46
-Robert Steele, Sterlin& Holloway. 00 Movie: "ThrH Blind Mica" (dra)
'38-Joet McCrea, Loretta Youn11. fJ (tjj (j)) (I) (E Ghost Ch1sers
I lnternatlon1I Hour
GloN Grey's Pet H1ven
Med die Pren
Movie: nrtlt Champ" (com) '31
-W1llace Beery, Jackie Cooper
I Church In tht Home 00 Fiim F11ture
first Ba ptiat Ctru rch
Christopher Cloae-Up
11:25 ®'J Income T11 Hints
ll:lO 0 Ci) Cil ®'J ED NHL H oc key
Montreal at Buffalo.
8 (®) 00> Cl) (E Mike A Wlah
M o v I e : "The HtPPJ Road"
(com) '57 -Gene Kelly, Barbara
Laage.
Af T[RNOON
12;00 0 @ (1) 00 NBA Balketblll Los
Angeles at Detrellt
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 9, 1975
0 •NASHVILLE MUSIC
*TOP COUNTRY MUSIC
I Nashville Music
CQ!) Cl)) CI> a> Dlrtctlonl
Biid Aw1reness on lV ~ The H11m1nist 1
Ell) lntematlon1t G1mnestk1 U.S A.
vs. West Germany
12:30 O P1cesetters
CA) Movie: "Bend of the River"
(adv) '52 -James Stewert, Arthur
Kennedy, Julie Adams.
0 (~ ) (I) a> Issues r. An·
swers m Movie: "Tht White Cliffs of
(>over" (drt) '44-lrene Dunne, Pe
ter Lawford, Van Johnson
(E Sprin& Street USA
~ Sund1y CelebretJon m Public Service
1:00 0 DEBUT Dletine Gourmet A new
diet cookme show with home econo·
mist Winifred Scott. "Poached Salm·
on" 1s the first rec_.!.e_e. 0 (~ ({)) CD m The $uparatars
"Men's Qualifyina"
(E Movie: "M11nifant Obsession"
(dra) '54-Rock Hudson. J1ne Wy·
man, Agnes Moorehead, Barberi
Rush. l:lOI frlen~ of Man • Sherlock Holmes Thtttre
~of Mlr1des
2:00 · ~ @ ®) ED Bob Hope Des·
ert Golt Classic final round coveraae
ol this fifth event in the pro eolf
tour, and the only five.day, 90·hole
tournament rn American aolf. Cover
aee is from the Bermuda Dunes
Golf Club. O Movie: (C) "VOJac• Into Space"
(sci·fi) '70-Mltsundbu Kaneko.
Yoe• for Hulth I Amtricln/lar111i TV Hour
Faittl for T od•J
2:30 Tod1J'1 Rtliclon
Chlmi_lonshlp Flshlnt C9 Cl)) Cl) (E A m tr I u n
Sport11111n Peter Benchley, author of
the besl·sellin1 novel "Jlws," Is
host for a visit to Australia's Great
Bamer Reef for a spectacular visit
to the realm of the shark.
Ci) Movie: (C) "W1rp1th" (wes) 'Sl
-Edmond O'Brien, Dean Jauer. m Movie: "Pennies from Heaven"
(mus) '36 -Bina Crosby, Madae
Evans, Louis Armstrona & His Band
Hlrh Ch1pan1l
(]) Mr. Chips
Detf Ht1r
: Ahot1
3:00 Sunhowtr Celebf1tion CompanJ
6 Daktert
• Movie: (C) "The lut Vor•ce"
(dra) '60 -Robert St1c.k, Dorothy
Malone, Edmond O'Brien.
@ John Warne Theatre fE fireetlnas from "rmany
Qj Jimm~ Sw1uert Show £D Black Perapedive on tht Newa
3:30 O Medlx Today's pro1r1m U ·
amtnes rape and explores preven·
tive measures for women, includ·
ing self·defense techniques. 0 The Brelnworb Ma1uine topics
include a filmed report on la
Verne's Saturday School Alternative
Education project, and a session of
the Model United Nations at Pep
~dine.
u <~CiJ)m a>uc·s Wide
Wor1d of Sports Events include The
Acrobats of Chtna, from Spokane,
Wash.
(iO) Newsm1kera
(E The Virainian
CI) fiet Sm1rt
R1ll1lou1 Town Hall
: Inner Vlslof'ls
j m lnslaht
4:00 Newsmabrs · m Thia Is tht Ult
Movie: "Deed End" (dra) '37
-Joei McCrea, Syh11a Sidney, Hum
phrey Boa1rt. Claire Trevor. ~Tarzan Th11tre
Star-Trek
HM Haw m HE ORIGINAL "A * STAR IS BORN" m Movie: "A Stir Is Born" (dr1)
'37-Janet Gaynor, Fredric ~arch.
I ffie~~r~': Thtlt11
Cil Meet the ,.,. ..
Pentecostal T1mple
Wall StrMt Week
Rolltr &ames
4:30 B Santi Anita feetvre Race The
$100,000 Added Ch'1!es H. Strub
Stakes for four yHr·olds at a mlle
and one.quarter
( • Sund1y
Korun Ntw1
CI) fitr1ttr Ttd Armatrona
Buck Owens Show
: W11hlniton Wee~ In Rtvln
. Sund., Mltfnft
5:00 flee the Nation
Ho11n'1 Htrou
firNt Adventure "Rlskln1 the
Pan Am Hlahway South" uplorer
Don Cooper continues his Journey
alone the Pin Am Htahw1y btain
ntn& at the Guatemal1n border but
1s forced back by 1 landslide ind
must find other ways of contlnulna.
• @)fi}(I)Newa
• Thi AV.n11ra
Dlnlel loon•
Ktrtan Drama
C.tey S.ntos Show
: Los Anaelu News Ravlew
• LI F1mllla lutrOft
lnslctlt
Corona Now
5:30 It Taku Alt Kindt
I
Movie: (C) "f1m1 Is tflt N1mt
of the fiame" (adv) '66 -Tony
Franciosa. Jill St John
~ Uttt1 Rlaula
ai =•= (C) "Run A CrooMcl Miit" (dra) '69-Miry Tyler Moore,
Louis Jourd1n, Wilfrid Hyde Whitt
~ 00 PUUon1I Geoaraphlc £D 1111 Mo11ra' Journal: lnterna·
tional Report m ~ebritJ T ennls al Viewpoint on Nutrition
EVENING
6:00 §I ~~ 60 Minutes
Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Strffts of
San fr11nclsco" (dr1) '72-Ktrt M•I·
den. Michael Oouclu, Kim Darby
ft t:il Reuoner Report
i0r1d 1t Wer m ENN FORD & EDWARD * G. ROBINSON ARE
"THE VIOLENT MEN" m Movie: (2hr) "Tht Vlolent Men"
(dra) 'SS-Glenn Ford, Edward G.
Robinson, 8arb1re St1nwyck.
§ Nlctlt GalltfJ
Children's cartoons
Movi.: (2hr) .. Rebef Without A
Cause" (dre) '55 -J1me.s Dean.
Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo.
(!;W ) Talk to tht M1n.1tr
7:00 a
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7:30
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9. 1975
CJ DISNEY-UNSUNG HERO * FREES A NATION
Soul fr" • Jimmy SWIU•rt Show I It 11 Written r (()) Louis hut Lehman
C.lvary Temple · I 1fiiC1A~ la There AnJ TNth D Q) Cil ®) m World of 01111., Th• Sinners to tM umo
"Johnny Tremain" Conclusion of • Voice of CalVlry ll:OO lll~m) ... " ... two:part story about a youna. silver· lO:OO Day of Discovery 1flt
sm.ith . who is ca.uaht up IO tht Rellelon-Htlp Un• a VER SEEN
wh1r1w1nd of rebellion In Boston an~ • Ylctofy it Su * A MIRACLE? TUNE IN.
finds himself present 1t Ameriea's News
most famous tea party. Dr. Jtuers lnvutoft Hour -gRtll&lon-Htlp UM D <tit ()))('f) 9) AIC Sund •J .-.1 Medlx .. Movie: (C) (Jilr> "Al'lllrt" (dr1) ~;'i1~mo w, • .., "' &> THRYN KUHLMAN
'70-Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, • EMutntro * (IN COLOR)
Georae Kennedy, Helen Hayes, Jae· Lou Gordon Show I Katflry11 luhhft•n
quellne Bisset, Jean Seber&, Ven Ci) NYPO Heflin, Maureen Stapleton, Barbua lO:SO II follow.Up Sandy Hiii takes 1 . htald Ford'• America
Rush. This tense drama recounts backWard lqok It th• earth~uake of • •
one niaht In the life of '" Intern•· four y11rs 1a10 ind examines th• 11.15 ICampua rront•
tlonal airport manaier's life u he's bulldln1 proc:t1$8s underway In the News confronted with a snow storm, a San Ftrn1ndo Valley areas, on th• (1) Rodi Cone.rt
mired plane 1 bomb uplosion anniversary of that quake. 1W> WMk In Review ' , ~Slntl hrblra Forum ll:SO Movie: "To Kiii A Modltnablnl"
1bo11d another plane, and persona D Oil T d ill t (dra) '63-GreaoN Peck. Phlllp Al· problems too • o r or no . ,
! Nova' "Th• LYatnko Aff1ir" A * to drllll Oil 1plll1 ford, Mary Badham, William Win· f dom, Brock Peters.
matlutlon 0 th• zo.year COO· VI enero needs. B 19 (I) Belt of Tonlaht
fllct betwean classical aeneticlsts KN BC SPECIAL Movie· "The Qoddtta" (drl) '58
1nd T.D. Lysenko's "barefoot scitn· .. . • p tiats" that ended at th• 1948 Lenin 11 IN~C Spedll Off·Shore Oil -Kim Stanley, atty Duke.
Academy convention In th• Soviet Dnllina' Newsman John Schubeck Cl) Ttlepulae u I b bolishin n tics hosts a report on the pros and ~ Movie: (C) "The Blue Mu" tl~e?; Y a I ae e en cons of off.shore oU drlllina in (dra) '66-Georae Peppard, J1mts
ff) lie""' Foll! Sona.a California. Mason, Ursula Andress.
I (11) CJ) Mr. Qol9'f 8uttar , I Comblt 8:00 m lobby Goldsboro Show Niwi Movie: "The Story of Molly ... Movie: (Zhr) "Woman of the The Protectors ( ra) '50-June Havoc, John Rusaell •
.. ,.. (comr '42 -Katharine Hep· Movie: "Tltt IMS • ttl• Btautl· 'Warren Roberts bum, Spencer Tracy. ful" (dfl) '52-Lana Turner, Klr1l 11:45 ( (IJ) Spenbfl Movie
f!)ThrM st.tau
&:JO Q blmal Wortd !f9' Movlt: "Utdt rt111CUS" (dra) ·1 -~-::·~~"dG'""
Ronia1noll1 Tabet "A Roman
Family Dinner''
( (I))"" ....
· Chaplrlto
• ~rMY to Adventure
lr0Mtc11t Newa
Rolttr Samt1
7:00 Ntft 0 ECIAL; PART II * MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S
WILD KINGDOM
"GOES TO RUSSIA!"
I Wllcl llo(doll
CeltbrttJ SW..,.Uhl
JeoplnlJ
MllllH $ Movie: (21tr) 4'1't
lirtat Imposter" (dra) '61 -Tony
Curtis, Edmond O'Brien, Arthur
O'Connell.
The Flt
CI) lokl•ll v., •••
~:-La1t11a11• Pro1ra111 m Wiid llnadom
: tchtn
· Noeht de Qala
7:30 @ (})Cl) Weltona YaltlltlM'I
Day Speebt Jenny Pendleton, llvlna
with her father In the city, returns
to her former home when her f1lhtr
remarries. fri1htened 1t belna
1lon• In a bi& house, s"-accepts
the Waltons' invitation to stay with
them and soon she and JOhn·Boy
are in love. Sian Barbu• Allen
auests.
m Movie: (211r) "Docl't RalM the Oou1las, Dick Powell. 12:00 PKeMttlrs
iilda•. Lower the RMt'' (com) '68 I AcUon: l•Mr aty 12:30 Rllht Oft -Jerry Lewis, Jacquelln• PHrtt. Mlulo•: l•poulble 1:00 · 5't111in1 frHIJ
G) HOW TO FALL IN Thll It JapH Movte: UOvtalde the l.n" (dra)
* LOVE WITH PARIS
Ci) Dtalo&ut '56-Riy Danton, Lei&h Snowden.
: flte SIM "Th• Emer1ency 2:10 II Movie: "HtH Canyon Outl.tn"
I Ptupoft to Travel am•" (R) (w.s) '57-Dile Robertson.
Nippon No Uta/ .....
Survival
bfel• Hlstartc Drama
•:so !k '°m~~:kn~· ~::;
hlS both Kojak ind the bomb squad
baffled because they can't defuse
his intricate device$ ind haven't
received any ransom notes off~rina
to st~ the uploslons. 0 ~ Cil ~ m NBC SundlJ Mystery-toluMbo (2hr) "Troubled
Waters" U. Columbo's vacation
aboard an ocean liner to MexlcA>
aoes off course when tile ship's
vocalist ls found dead. Robert
Vauahn, Dean Stockwtll and Patrick
M1cnee auest.
II 'KING IS COMING' * Prophecy Explained by
DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP
I Tiit 11n1 ta Coiabl&
SllW Yorty Show
Paycho&ou T odaJ
M11brpiece Tllatn: Country
tt.n 'The Black Do(' The Hon.
Gerald Louahlin is introduced into
the reality ol rural life by 1 lovely
youna air1 named Orlinda. After
a bout with jealousy and sex he
questions the beauty of country
livlna.
9:00 IOral Roberts • SlrMr Ted Amtstron1
Japaeese Lanaua1• Pro1r1ma
The One Wlf
• hte&ar 75
9:30 IJ @ ()) ()) Mannll Dian• Hy·
land and Dabney Coleman auest 1s
parents whose hope for happiness
is rekindled when, alter six y11rs,
they receive a new ransom demand
tor their Iona mis.sin& son.
Elvis
chases, courts, catches and kisses ...
all this week on
TltE J:JO MoviE
(l)
Tuesday
Tickle Me
Wednesday
Roustabout
Thursday
Frankie And Johnny
Friday
It Happened
At The World's Fair
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REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MORN I Nf.
Qi 1rs A New Day
fr) Educational Proarams m News/Panorama del Valle
6:00 8 CL Sunrlae Semestet 10:30 R &j flj ~Love or Lile
fa ~=~~~:~e 701 -· u(~ (})) ~m HB:::YY :u:coh d
Features
(}) Qg) EdJutlonal Features ~~ 700 Club
6:30 I Claremont l;olloqulum Dennis the Menue ucept Wed
DaJbreak . 1:2) @ ®I m Jackpot
· Not for Women Only 11:00 B qzi (3) (}) Youna & ResUen
1Mkh11I J1cbon Show Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Bullwlnllle (Qi (1)) (I)(E T h e M o n e J
P1rcholou Tod11 Wed .. Frt Maze
CJ)) Momin& ComedJ Tim1 News
Y!i.• for Htelth I The Luc, Show
6:55 0 like Kerr With Graham brr : Electric Co_mp1n1
Cookina show. 11:30 1J @ (1) 00 Search for Tom or·
7:00 ;tEe~~~s"°.
Cartoons
CfB Ci)) CI) al AM America
Davey & GoUath
New Zoo Revue
Stock ucflan1•
; Sname Street
row
8 ~ (!)@) m Blank Check (f.i4l ll)) @ al The 81& Show
down; One lite to live Thurs.
I leverlJ HIUbllllH
Lers Rap
Movie: See Daytime Movies
New Yori! Stock udlanae
VIiii AJe1re
7:30-Laule • T111nuie1 Tu1edo
Porky Pia
Wortd BuslnHs Newa
, AfTFRNOON
12:00 IJ Noontime
7:45 (E) Ntw1 0 fD @ @D How te Survtv1 A
Marrlaae
1:00 Cl) @ (}) Captaifl b111roo 00 All_Ithin1 You Can Do
VIila A11111 0 (ta! Cl)) (1) al PWWtrd All·
Sunup Stars
111111 Spelts I Frle!Mls I Oldt Yan O,lle
The Fllatstonts crQl Newa
Cartoont Movie: See Daytime Movies
Qj Features (})Noon Artair /toe I If at ta
Ell) 100111! Health Show
•·"'O I Th ,, 11 @ Tenneuee Tuxedo .~ e •1 ery Ell) Futurn • Romper Room Yoai & Frlenda; Children's Mov· 12:JO II @ 00 00 As the Wortd Turna
le Wed. O @(!) ®l m DaJI of Our
I Gomer Pyle lives
New ZM Revue I Father Knows Int Mister R .. .,,. Nel1hbertiood (tjf (j)) CV m $911t ~nd • News
9:00 11 (3) Joker'a Wiid Bullwinkle
: Sesame Street 1:00I (i1JrnCI)1llt Guldln1 U1ht · (j) @l E?;) Celebrity SW..p-. Q3 (!) @) m The Doctors
staknlt Ca Movie: See DaJtime Movies 1 MY 6 Datia~me
6 LHW It to leaver ({;ij CJ)) (J) a'.) All MJ Chll·
AM Los A111etu dren
Jaa la l.111ne I To1u1y Hawtlns Show I Leve Lucy Except Wed Major Adams
Y•lllh Salle Marbt Qosln& Ft.tu res •
( (I)) ..... A Do ..t ...... Mowlt. See Daytime Movies IM ua.H _, : Featum
m Film Feature• 1:30 I@ rn CI) Edee of Nl&ht
9:SO 0 (i1J (]) Cl) Glmbit . @ (1) ®) m Another Wor1d 0 ~ CI) [2l E?;) Whffl of for· 6 PhH Douhue Show
tune (~ Cl)) (}) (El Ler a Make A
I Donna Rffd Sllow Deal; Alttmoon rt11bre1• Thurs.
(E) Features "The Girl Who Couldn't l ose" Julie
Green Acres Except Wed. Kavner stars as an "u&IY duckling"
Muriel stevtna Coolll111 Show quiz show contestant who blossoms
10:00 @ (3) Cf) Now You See It as she finds herself winnina more
Muriel Sttwlll Cooklnt Show and more. Then she meets her
Q) Cl) (10) m Hl&h RoUer1 match and is f1ced with the di·
Western ltleatre . lemma of whether to pursue prizes
6 Movie: See Daytime Movies. or love. Candy Azzara, Jack Carter
• Features and Frank Stell also star
Mothers·ln-Law; Chlldren'a Film 2:00 0 @ (3) Cl) Price fa Rl&ht
Wed. 0 (~ Cl)) (1) aJ $10,000 Pyr·
6) Movie; See Daytime Movies amid Eicept Thur1.
Ei) Stod1 uchanae 6) NannJ ' ltle Profeu.or
tI1) FuturH
2:30 1J (!)@ ()J Mitch Game '75
I {10) m Somerset
6)News
(Qt ) CV m 0 n e LI fe t 0
live Exe~ Thurs
~ ~ M o v I e : See Daytime
Movies m Ben Hunter Interviews/Futures
I Yoe• for Hulth
3:00 (i'fi (I) Tattletales
Dr.mond Heed
Please Don't Eat the D1isies
Pope1e Cartoons
(~ (1)) Ci) al General Hos·
plUI • llOJ Movie: See Daytime Movies M, Flvorite M1rtl1n
Get Smut
BeverlJ Hillbillies
: Features
· VIiia Aleere
• Not for Women OnlJ
3:30 Dinah! O Movie: See Day11me Movies
Mike Dou11as Show
Oult & Herritt
Tiit Flyln& Nun
Tiit Munsters
(3) New Zoo Revue
Addams FaniUy
: Features
(j)) ~111edy ClaulH
· Drama
• Mike Douatas SMw
Muriel S1ewna Cookln1 Show
4:00 The Rifleman
Micky Mouse Club
I Pufnstur & Udsville
Gillie1n's Island
(])Terry & His Friends
EJ C1nillit1
(~ ) The Flintstones
I Seume Street
Sube Pel110
Features
Hollywood Movie Cluslcs
4:30 O F1ther Knows Best
(!) Gilli&•n's lsl1nd
8 Din1h!
Buis & His Buddies
I Drum of Jeannie
CJ.) Robin Hood
Revist1 Femenln1
@ Merv Griffin Show
(W B1tm1n
( 'l 00> Ster Trek
5:00 0 0 lfOJ tl) News
The Bi& ViileJ
6 Qj I love Luc,
The Aven1ers
The MickeJ Mouse Club
Mod Squid
1 (I) Journey to Adventure
: Mister Ro1ers' Nei&hborhood
• Drama
• T11vel the World
· Mission: lmpoulble
5:3o o m cm m <Qi oo> Newi
I Gomer Pyle
Ho1an's Heroes
Bewitdled
Room 222
@:) Villi Ale1re m Don Wilson's Town T1lk EE Underdo1
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9, 197
(Are you keeping up with the Joneses~
If you were invited to a sit down party for
six and your host asked you to strip and
t!
join friends and strangers in a "hot-tub"
would you be shocked or obliging? How
about participating in group sex on a
Malibu mountain top? Would you join a
sexual freedom dub or swap mates?
Maybe you wouldn't but thousands of Southern Californians
would and do. Starting tonight Channel 2
News reporters Bill Applegate and Patty
Ecker follow the sexual liberation movement
wherever it leads them and you're invited.
6and llpm
Channel 2News
CBS-
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 10
For mornln1 •nd •fternoon U1tfna1,
pfeHe see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, ire
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:00@ "Tiit Killen" (dre) '46 -Burt
lancutet, Ava Gardner, Edmond
O'Brien.
m "M1 ' P1 Ktttl1 Bae~ on Ult
r.;m" (com) 'S4-Muforie Main,
Percy Kilbride.
11:00 U "Spawn or the North" (dra) '38
-Henry Fonda, G1orae Ratt, Doro·
thy Lamour.
11:30 II) (C) "Bordlf Rl'ttr" (was) '54
-Joel Mc<:rH, Yvonne DIC1no.
12:00 m "Tiit Prisoner'' (dra) '55-Alec
Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Wilfred
Lawson.
1:00 O "Voodoo Woman" (dra) '57 -
Marla Enrtlsh, Mike Conno!'1, Tom
Conway.
@ "Daire In the Dust" (dra) 'S4
-Joan Bennett, Raymond Burr, Ken
Stott, Martha Hyer.
2:30 CJ) (C) "TIM Sons of Katie Elder"
Part I (wes) '65-John Wayne, Dean
Martin, Martha Hyer, Ea1I Holliman,
Jeremy Slate, Michael Anderson Jr.
~ @ "htUe Circus" (dra) '43-
Humphrey Boaart June Allyson.
3:00 O "The USJ War" (com) '52-
Cary Grant, Betsy Drake.
(lQ) ""'• Amtrlunlutlon of Ernlly"
(com) '64-James Garner, Julie An·
drews, Melvyn Doualas, James Co·
burn.
l :JO (I) (C) "If A Man Answen" (com)
'62-Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin.
D (C) "G.I. Blues" (mus) '60
-=llvis Presley, Juliet Prowse, James Douglas.
rvrNING
~ .. ~~@~"~~::,,
Bona nu
Ironside
Partrid1e family
It Tabs A Thief
Maria Teresa
Star Trek m EJ.ctrlc CompaltJ
'1) RCICQ ' Friends
6:30 iMerv Griffin Show Andy Griffith
: Zoom!
( (IJ) Dealer's Choice
• The PionHrs
little Raacals
1:00 OOQJ@mmNews
3 lronsjd1
Bowllna for l>ol!ara
6 Mod Squad
8 Truttt or Conseque~
What's MJ line?
I love Luer
(Continued)
(com)
in.
) '60
James
News
News
\
H You're A Woman
(or if you love one) ...
you,re concerned about breast medical specia li sts and show
cancer. You should be. you precisely what you should be
This week on Eyewitness News, looking for ... the most complete
Christine Lund will present a treatment of the subject ever
series of reports that will rid seen on television.
you of fear and anxiety. We're not out to scare
We,11 show you the correct , you. You'll come away with
self-examination techniques confidence,optimism and
you should practice for the you'll get as much explicit
rest of your life. information as you would
We'll give you details from get from your own doctor.
Eyewitness News 6 & 11 PM MondaY,-Friday (l)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9 1975
MONDAY (ContJnued)
Tiit FBI CI> Ho11n's Htrou La Mujer Prohlblda
The Ila Valier
: ~ Briclrt W*th tltt uperts
( CJ)) lonann
• l>Rm1
Thrff Stooaes
7:30 e $25,000 PJt•mid
0 STEPHANIE POWERS * on POLICE" SURGEON
I Police Surrton
Help Thy Neflhbo1
I Lars Malit A Deal
(]) To Tell Ille T rutfl
llllon $ Movie: (C) (211r) "Mo-
p1tbo" (•dV) '54-Clirk Gable, Ava
Gardner, Gr1ce Kelly. m Va.udevlllt Guests include Ed·
gar Bergen, Molly Bee, The Carlsons
and Chuck Jones.
I Cl) Wild Wortd of Anlm111
Ahor1
Jimmy De1n Show
Safari to Adventure
Uttte RIScals
1:00 f) @ CI> Cl) Gunsmoke "Brides
& Grooms" Jed Hockett has decided
a weddlna for his three sons is the
only way he can aet their minds
back on the farm. Hnry Morgan
and Jim Backus guest.
0 Q) 00 @) m Smothers l~th
ers Show Tom and Dick's guests
are R1ymond Burr and Louins &
Messina.
D Mme: (2hr) "The Bir Slffp"
(mys) '46 -Humphrey Boaart,
Lauren Bacall.
00 Mille Doull•t Show D (Qj (j)) CD m The Roolllu
"The Shield" Six witneMes identify
a suspected slayer, but Terry Is a
lone dissenter which puts him on
the OPPosite side of his buddies.
Jonathon Uppe and Ralph Meeker
guest.
B Botll Sides Now
Soccer From Mulco
Movie: (C) (2tlr) "The Rllft·
lftabf'' (dra) '56 -Burt Lancaster,
Katharine Hepburn. Lloyd Bridaes.
fD SARAH MILES STARS!
*"REQUIEM FOR A NUN"
Hollywood TV Theatre
fD Hollywood T 9'evlslon ThNtre
"Requiem for A Nun" William
Faulkner's story focuses on a youna
black woman who has stranaled
a little white girl and has been
sen\enced to han1. Sarah MllM,
lester Rawlins, Lawrence Pressman
and Mary Alice star.
@f)Dram1
'2) Movie: "Caln l Mabel" (com)
'36-Clark Gable, Marion Davies.
8:30 m Merv Griffin Show
9:00 §@ CI)(!) M1ude · 9@®lmttec Men4ay
ovle: (C) (21u) "Cold s...r• (dfl)
'74-Char1es Bronson, Liv Ullman.
James Mason, Jill Ireland, Michael
Constantine. A man who has tried
to bury his sordid past IS SOUlht
by ex-convicts who want revenge tor
his having escaped and their being
~ptured on their last fob toaether.
(j)I SpJ
Watch what happens
when Elvis says
"TICKLE ME''
to Julie Adams!
The 3:30 Movie
Tuesday
(i}
Q (®J (j)) (1) al ABC Monday
Mdvie: (C) (2hr) "The Lecel'ld of ------------1 Unie Borden" (dra) '74-Elizabeth OJ Petticoat JunctiH
Montgomery, Fionnuala Flan111n, eJ Acompan1mt Ed Flanders, Katherine Helmond,
FritI Weaver, Helen Craig, Don Por· 10:45 EE News
ter, Robert Symonds. Gail Kobe, 11:00 rn D ~mm News Hayden Ro~e. Bonnie Bartlett. A Ci)®) 6 News
dramatization based on the true Best of ro o
story of the Fall River, Mas.sachu· Perry Muon
setts. spinster accused of the double The luCJ Show
murders of her well.to-do father and MlssJon~ lmpoa;Mbte
stepmother on that fateful August Off S.llanct
4, 1892. The outcome of the case rn P'eter &unn
Is a subject of controversy to the Wiid Wiid Wm
present day. t Cl)) W1nted: 0.1d or Alive OJ Sltatl to Adttntu~ @(3) C1J CBS lite Movie: (C) eJ Muy A(ndeddo " I My Darflftl D1upttts" (com)
. '12-Robert Youna, Raymond Mas-9:30 ~ @ (}) Ci) '"'°!-'• Distracted by sey Eve Arden Oarteen Carr Judy V1s1tors who keep interrupting her Str~n is ' '
work at home, Rhoda opens an of-0 ; Ci) Q9l m JohnftJ Canon
flee and soon learns the problems Roy Clark is auest host. Jerry Lewis fle8d by a woman launching a bus•· auests.
neu of her own. 0 Movie: "And Suddtn Deltll" lw News nd r1ust (dra) '36-Randolph Scott, Frances a e Drake.
W11hln,ton Sttal,tit Tllk 0 (~ (j)) (I) Wide World Mp-
Dr.m.t te17 "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark"
10:00 tJ @ @ (j) M e d I ca I Center (R) Kim Oarby and Jim Hutton star.
''The Invisible Wife" A famed Poli· O Movie: "TensSOft" (mys) '50-
tician's wife enters Medical Center Richard Basehart, Audrey Totter.
under an assumed name and asks &J Movi.: (C) .. Riden of Ven·
Or. Gannon not to inform her hus· 1e1nce" (wes) '53-Richard Conte.
band of her whereabouts. Ed Nelson Viveca Undlors.
land A;v~ ~:;!:nd auest. 12:001 ~:!r HikhCIOd Hour
Run for Your Ure 1:00 • ~Tomorrow
Cit.a Con Las Estrellu (j) ~ (6) News
The Untouchabtes 1:45 ovle: "The House on Ttlt·
The Japanese Film "Harakirl" 1r1pfl Hiii" (dra) '51 -Richard
The meaninglessne51 of revenge 1s Buehart, William Lund1gan, Valen·
exposed in Masaki Kobayashi's 1962 tina Cortesa.
film set in Tokyo 400 years aao. 3:15 fl Movie: "Radlcl l tlle Stnnger"
Tatsuya Nakadai stars. (dra) '42-Wllliam Holden, Loretta
10:30 O Joumey to Adft11ture Youna. Robert Mitchum.
P1ge 10
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 11
For morntn1 •nd afternoon llstlns•.
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, ire
the d1y's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:00 Cl) "Forever A111ber" (dra) '47 -
Linda Darnell, Cornet Wilde, Georce
Sanders.
&l (C) "Gold for tht tau.ti"
(adv) '64-JeHrey Hunter, Mylene
Oemonaeot
11:00 D ''W1rrlota Five" (adv) '62-Jack
Patance, Jo Anna Rally.
11:30 &l .. Purple Gan(' (mys) '60-Barry
Sullivan, Robert Blake.
12:00 m "And Then There Were None"
(mys) '4S-Loui$ Hayward. Walter
Huston, Barry Filzaerald
1:00 O "Sukide Battlllon" (d11) '58-
Mike Connots, John Ashley
@ (C) "Dallas" (wes) ·so -Cary
Cooper, Ruth Roman
2:30 (C) "Th• Soru of llaU. Ddt('
Concl (wes) '65-John W1yne, Dean
Martin. Marth• Hyer Laur.i l H.r· ~futurette.
raJ Cl) "Casablanca" (dra) '43 -
lngnd Bergman, Humphrey Bogart
3:00 O "Drum Wift,. (com) '53-Cuy
Grant. Deborah Kerr, Walter Pid· aeon
@) "The Thrill of It All" (com) '63
-Doris Oay, James Garner, Arlene
Francis, Ed~ard .Andrews. ~eainald
Owen.
3:30 (1) (C) "The Private Wu of Major
Benson" (com) 'SS-Charlton Hes-
ton, Tim Hovey
0 (C) "Tlctle Mt'' (mus; '65-EI
vis Presley, Julie Adams, Jocelyn
Lane.
6:00
EVENING
Mr&~~'£r:!i (6) Bon1niu
lronshfe '•rtridc• Famil1 rt Takes A Thief
Marfa TertSI
Star Trd
: Electric Compeny
Rodly l Friend1
6:30 IMerv Sriffln Show Andy Sr1fflth
: Zoom!
( (j)) De1l1r'a Choice
• The Plon1111
little Rascals
1:00 oo~@ mm"ewi Ironside
Bowtlna tor Dollars
6 Mod Squid
I T rutfl or Conseque""'
Wh.t's My Unt?
I Lowe Lucy
TM FBI
CI) Horan' 1 Her0et
LI Muler Prohl'*11
The Bii Vallty
fn) DEBUT Yo&• With M1dtlln1 fil) Tht 1tom1ntic Rtbelllon "Goy1"
"Introduction and Orlent1tlon" @m D11ma
ID~~180"'"u 10:00 R@Cll Cf) larnab1 Jone a
Th St "l>anaerous Summer" Barnaby is
'" 00111 hired to IOC1te a missina colleat
7:30 INN Treasure Hunt student whose father Is unaware
• l1Ql 9 (i) Holl,wood Squam that his son is lyina in hldln1 with
Htip ~ -...11hbof • critical bullet wound acquired
Rllnbow Sundae while committina 1 robbery. John a @ (1) To Tell the Truth Rubinstein, Katherine Cannon, Hilly
• ilillon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Hicks and Ben Wilson 1u1st.
Lont Stu" (wes) '52-Clar1t Gable, 0 @ @ ®) m 'o 11 ct S tor 1
Av• Gardner Broderick Crawf rd "Sniper'' Detectives Calabrese and
I Bewftdled o . Thorpe (Tony Lo Bianco and Glenn
cttyw1tchen Corbett) realize they are in 1 race
American Outdoor1m1n with death when Daniele (Patty
Anlm1I WOf1d Duke Astin) confesses that her boy·
UtUt R11eal1 friend Is the 1unm1n responsible
l:OO ! g) ~ i ,,_-.,,1. Tlma for several duths. Alan Vint, Mar· __.. sh1 Hunt and Dine Clark also atar.
mNac Tu11d11 Imm" ovlt: ( r) "Sera T.-,ortraH Run Tor y':, Uft
or A THn11e Alcohollc" (d ra) '74-<9 ())) Cf) m lbrwa WelbJ
Linda Blair, Verna Bloom, William D. "Jake's Of1ft' A tHn•a• boy
01nlel1, Larry H11m1n, Mich1tl lar· with minimal brain damaae that
ner, Mark H1mlll. Und1 Blair 1t1rs has aone undettcttd dots poorty at
n • 15·yHr·old alrl who Joins the school and In his rel1tlonshlps with
1rowln1 ranks of undetected teen· people. When Dr. Kiiey 111ms of
111 1lcohollcs when she can't cope the problem he becomes 1 surro·
with her problems. t f th th """ B II J
'
M!Mt: (2hr) .... _ Lar-· (dfl) 1a e I er to • .,.,,, e nd1 . ....., •" Mont1om1ry, Scott Jacoby end Jae·
-Humphrey Bo11rt, Lauren Be· iellne Scott auest
call, Clelre Trevor, Edward G. Robin· Citl Col Lu &tr.nu
son. Tht Untoochibta ~ Miu Dou"8s Show : Soundst111 "Herbie Hancock & <9 (j)) m t:ll Hapn D1r1 C ick Corea"
ulsin' " Riclift, Pottle and Relph make 1 bet with Baa that they can 10:30 I JounitJ to Advt1blre
beat him at letchina onto new Petticoat Junction chicks. Miss American THn11er, · sttv1tion Comtdy
Debbra Lee Maly, 1uuts. J0:45 fE News
I Dullf'• Cholc:t
1ott1 sw.s "" 11:00 o um!!· m,..... ,obrt Dilbla Ci) ~ ~ 6 NIWI
Movie: (2hr) "'Visit to A Sm1ll Best of C
Ptanef' (com) '60-Jerry Lewis, Joan Peny Muon
Blackman. • Tbt Lucy Show
I America Mission: lmpoalbfe
Loa Capedlla dt Sylvll ""'' Off Ballance
J1penne LlnfHI• ''°'""" (3} Peter Cunn
a .. A~~ nn Ci) M•"•S•H H Wiid Wiid West :-~ . uu " enry hu : Y~• for HNlth
1 ·dlf 1cult job-flndina three. volun · ( lf)) Wanted: DNd or Alive
teers to 10 to work at a medtcal aid station currently under enemy fire. 11:30 II@(]) Ci) CBS Latl Movie: (C)
Picked for the Job is the unlikely "Banacell-TM Two Mmloft Claaaa
trio of Hawkeye Hot Ups and t(lin· for Cap'n Jacl" (mys) '73-Georae aer. ' Peppard, Andrew Dugan, Jessicl
0 (Ci!) Ci)) (I) rn A1C Tutsdar Walter.
Movie: (C) (90) UftM Trill of Chap-0 ~ (I) @) m Jotlnny Clnon
laln JtnS11" (dra) '74-James Fran· Rodney D1n1erfield auests.
CISCUS Joanna Miles Ch1r1ts Durn· e Movie: '"Pier 21" (mys) '51-
ln&. Lynda D1y Georie. Harris Yulin. Huah Beaumont, Richard Travis,
The shockina account of th• ordeal Ann Sava!!: of a chaplain, the only U.S. Navy U (~ (l)) CI) Wide WOf1d Mys· officer ever to be courtm1rtl1led tery "Run, Stranaer. Run" P1trici1
solely on 1 chuae of adultery. Neal and Ron Howard star. m Merv Griffin Show 0 Movie: (C) .... nu X·Tr (mys)
fil) TM Asant of Man "The Starry '68-Sylva Koscina, Gerald Berray.
Messenger" Dr. Bronowkl traces the IEJ Movie: "Outside the W1tr (dre)
oriains of the scientific revolution '50-Richard Basehart, Marilyn Mu·
throu1h the conflict between fact well.
and reltaious do1m1, culmin1tin1 12:00 00 Alfred Hltdlcod Hour
in the trill of Galileo. m Movie: "D.O.A." (mys) '49 -
9:00 IJ@ m Ci) Hawaii five.() "A Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton,
Study in R11e" Untwiitina the psy· Luther Adler.
cholic mind depicted in a murdered 1:00 B@) Tomorrow
psychiatrist's unfinished surrealistic C1l Ci)~ (i) "ews
paintina Is the tesk McGarrett must . ~ . .. • , tackle in order to find the victim's 1.4S ~ ~ovle. M~ Pal Cul' (com) 52
killer. Richard Hatch ind Gretchen -Richard Widmark, Joanne Dru, Corbett auest. Aud~ey Totter, Georae Winslow,
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9 1975
CHER: 'GOING SOLO'
Cher is on her own. In the midst of all the jockeying, second-
guessing and industry suspense surrounding this year's usually pro·
fuse crop of mid-season replacement shows. the speculation over
the activities on CBS Television City's Stage 33 is the most inten·
sive of all .
On the stage. the energy level seems to be tuned at permanent
hustle. Grips, gaffers, decorators and other c rew members scurry in
and out of camera range on errands of obvious urgency; producer
George Schlatter of Laugh-In fame, moves faster than anyone else
in the room: and in the center of it all. seemingly unmoved by all
the flurry, stands the lady on whose elegant shoulders responsibility
for all this rests: Cher, born Cherilyn Sarkisian in the undecidedly
unglamorous environs of El Centro. California.
As far as the television viewer is concerned, this is Cher's show,
and Cher's alone. But the lady has learned the value of teamwork
on all levels. and in addition to producer Schlatter she has sur-
rounded herself with talent three deep: costume designer Bob
Mackie, set designer Bob Kelly, director Art Fisher. Her faith in
them may have something to do with her ability to remain "the calm
at the center of the storm" as tapina pressures mount.
It may also have something to do with her guest stars for CHER,
the television special which will air on CBS Wednesday at IOPM .
She will be joined by none other than rock's current super-super-star,
Elton John (in his first television appearance) as well as Aip Wilson
and Bette Midler. The opening show of her new series. which-for
reasons b~t known to television programmers---begins the follow-
ing Sunday, February 16 at 7:30PM. she will find herself in the
company of Raquel Welch aod Tatum O'Neal ... one of the most
bizarre teamings in recent memory.
Even a mob of talented people. however. isn't necessarily a guar-
antee of success--and this is a fact of which both C her and pro-
ducer Schlatter seem very much aware. Consequently. they are
adding one other ingredient: hard work. When C H ER goes on the
air Wednesday night. the viewer will see an effortless-looking hour
of music. comedy and fashion. The effortlessness. as everyone oo
Stage 33 knows. is being purchased at the cost of twelve hour days.
seven days n week. When the series is off and running. there might be time to relax.
Until then. there's a show being born ... and everybody on Stage
33 wants it to be one of the best. /
I
Slf1rt to Adventure 2:00 m All·Ni&M Show: "llllJ U1r,"
Los 5r1ndn Anos del Rodi ''Somewhere In the Nl&ht'' 1
1 Spy Re11s Toomey.
9:SO News l:lS D Movie: "Join of '•ris" (dra)
Wartderiust 'ii-Michele Morain. Paul Henreid,
Revlsta Musical Alan Ladd
Page 11
1HE DAIL Y !"'ILO T TV WEEK FEBRUARY 9 1975
(or how to survive bankruptcy.)
Did you know if you go bankrupt you can keep your house
and car and still get credit? Or that you can file for bankruptcy
once every six years? And that 57% of all people who declare
bankruptcy feel it's a great way to get out of debt. Tonight
Warren Olney begins a series of special reports on
the ins-and-outs of bankruptcy. Join him and see
what some people are getting away with.
Page 12
Sandllpm
Channel 2 News
CBSS
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 12
For mornin1 and afternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
he day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 m "Waclly World of Mother Goose"
(fantasy) '67 -Voice of M1raaret
Rutherford
10:00 (6) "Youna Mr. Lincoln" (dra) ·39
-Henry Fonda, Alice 8r1dy m "The C.enttrvllle Ghost" (car
toon)-An1mated children's film. m .. lo111 of Three Queens" (adv)
'65-Hedy Lamarr
11:00 O "Bir 8ro1dcast of 1938" (com)
'38-W C Fields. Bob Hope
11:30 m "Shalledown" (dra) 'SO-How
ard Duff. Brian Oonlevy
12:00 m "Bie City" (dra) '37 -Spencer
Tracy, Luise Rainer
1:00 O "Sh.tile, R1ttJe & Rock" (mus)
'56-Mike Connors, Lisa Gaye
'~"Charity's Aunr' (com) '41 -
Jack Benny, Kay franc1s
2:30 ,..8.,. (C) "Girls, Girts, Girts" (mus)
'62 -Elvis Presley, Stella Stevens ~:$ 6 "The Two Mrs. Curolls"
(dra) '47-Humphrey Bourt, Bar·
bara Stanwyck. Alexis Smith
3:00 O (C) "The Grut Man's Whiskers"
(dra) '71 -Dennis Weaver, Cindy
f 1lbacher, Dean Jones
'lo (C) "The Bravos" (wes) '71-
George Peppard. Pernell Roberts
3:30 (31 "Beau Geste" (adv) '39-Gary
Cooper. Ray Milland
0 (C) "Roust.tbout" (mus) '64 -
Elvis Presley, Joan rreeman .
EVENING
6:00 IJll (j) Q9) fI) er;, ffi News I . ~(3 lQJ(6)(t29la 1) News
6 Bon1nu
Ironside
Partridee familJ
([) ft Tabs A Thief
~ Maril Teresa
~Star Trek
Clertrlc Company
Rody l f riends
6:30 lMerv Griffin Show Andy GriHith
: Zoom!
( (I_) Dealer's Choice ED Travel ri1m
{!) Little Rascali
1:oo e BO ~CiJ ma> Nnn
[3 Ironside
0 Bowlin& for Dollars
f 6 Mod Squad
I Truth or Consequences
What's MJ line?
I lo11e Lucy
The FBI
l)J Horan's Heroes u Muler Prohlblda Q._~ The Ble Valley
EI1) Psycholoo Today "Infancy" A
dramallc and revealing demonstra
t1on that human infants are born
with soph1st1cated perceptual mech
an1sms
(Ci9 )Bon1nz1 I D11m1
Three Stooees
7:30 Lorne Greene's Last of the Wild
n
d
rHE Di\ILY !"'1Ln1 IV \'JU:K r11 !f~111\. ('I t9h
ChamplollShip Wrcstllna tour ol the restored village of Bat
0 ~ (iJ [2; m Johnny Carwn
Hope Lange guests
-
film Future ~·Arabs & lsraelts"' singer Oscar Brand ts host for a
J1panese una111ge Pro111ms sto, New Jersey.
8:30 0 (Qt (.I)) r 3,, (D ABC Wednes· etJ Noches Tapatiu
day M~~le: (C) (90) "A Cry for 10:45 Ei) News
0 Movie: "f11ntic" (dra) '61 -
Jeanne Moreau. Mau11ce Rone! 0 (1)9 ) (3 l Wide World Spe·
The 3:30 Movie
Wednesday
~
I N1me Th1t Tune
let's Mike A De.I
't; To Tell the Truth ~llon $ Movie: (2hr) "To
Pleaae A ud1" (dra) '51 -Clark
Gable, Barbara Stanwyck.
~ Price Is Ri1hl
Bewltclttd
EE HE GAME' OR HOW * TO MAKE IT IN L.A. ED The li1me "The Job Game•·
Helpful 1nformat1on on vocational
SGhools, the new federal unemploy
ment insurance l1w, employmenl
11encies and fu1nch1ses Dennis
Wuver is host
I T11vel film
C.tebrity 8owtlnc
little R11eals
8:00 @ Ton1 Orl1ndo &
D1wn An~ Griffith 1uests 0 la l6J @' m Little Houae on
the Pr1irle "'Child of Pain" Pa and
Ma Ingalls disagree over how to
deal with a drunlo.en, child-beating
father. and Pa aets stuck with the
task of curina the derelict. Harris
Yulin and Kevin Haaen guest 0 Movie: (2hr) "To Hive & Hne
Not'' (dra) '45-Humphrey Bogart.
Lauren Bacall, Walter Brennan.
(6., Mike Douctu Show 0 (Q9 )(]HD Th it's My
M1m1 "Clifton & the Kid" Clifton
has d1fl1culty resolving a friendship
with a youngster after he decides
to break up with th1 boy's divorced
mother W Oeeler's Choice
I Both Sides Now
Cumlnia
MovJe; (C) (2hr) "The Search
en" (wes) '56-John Wayne
Help" (su~p) '74 -Robert Culp, 11:00 I CV 0 cu m m al News
Elayne He1l~1t. Ke11 Swofford, Chuck · ®' ~ (6J News
McCann. Oo'ftald Manlooth, Ralph Best of Groucho
Manza, Michael Lerner When a 6 Perry Mason
ci1I 0 Movie; "hll hreet" (dra) 'S l
-Dick Powell, Paula Raymond lEJ Movie: "Crime & Punishment"
(dra) '59-George Hamilton nameless young girl phone\ 1n a I The Lucy Show
su1c1de threat a cynical talk show Mission: Impossible
host, who daily insults his audience, Off Balance
frantically tries to get these same r3' Peter Gunn
hstene1s to locate the a•rl belore Ii Wild Wild West
she can carry out her threat 1· Yogi for Health
12:00@ Alfred Hitcheock Hour m Movie: "Storm Center" (dra)
'56-Brian Keith, Bette Davis
1:.00 0 9J Tomorrow
1:45 iJ Movie: (C) .. Ni&ht Cruturu"
(susp) '62-Peter Cushing, Patrick
Allen, Ohver Reed I Merv Grillin Show ( Cf l)W1nted: Dead or Alive
; Behind the Lines 11: 15 · Cinema 34
9:00 @Cl) Cf) Cannon "The Set 11:30 trt 3) (.i) CBS Late Movie:
Up" When a woman he has never (C) "Hee Ramsey: The M1stery of
2:00 W All-Niaht Show: "Duke of West
Point," "The Allery Silenc~"
seen before areers him at the air the Yellow Rose" (mys) '73-Rich
port, and rwo near -successful at ard Boone. Diana Muldaur.
3:15 6 Movie: "Suspicion" (dra) '42-
Cary Grant. Joan Fontaine
tempts on his life follow shortly ---------------------------
thereafter, Cannon comes to the
conclusion that the underworld has
mistaken him lor a Cannon "look
alike.'' 0 Q~ (iJ (f Qi m l U CI S Tinner
"Why Not A Happy Endina" Diane
Baker auests to the drama ol a
mother doomed by cat'lcer who
laces the decision ot turning her
s1thoolboy son over to the care of
~ c~;::d~vuesn::::·
Et} Great Perform1ncH "'Mo1art's
Requiem" Karl Bohm conducts the
Vienna Symphony with soloists Gun
dula Janow1tz, Chnsra Ludwig and
Walter Berry
9
=
30 I ~~~erlust Chucho Avell1net
· Or1m1
10:00 @ rn Ci I S'ECIAL I c h e r
Glamorous singer and comedienne
Cher returns to TV 1n a one hour
music and comedy special with
auest stars Elton John, Belle M1dler
and Fltp Wilson The new weekly
Che1 series will debut next Sunday
night (Feb 16) at 7 JOPM on the
netwo1k
0 HAL HOLBROOK as * SANDBURG'S LINCOLN
with SADA THOMPSON
& ELIZABETH ASHLEY
0 @ (!)(19) m I OWAL I Sand·
burl's U~ln ··sad Fiaure, Lau~h
ina·· Ltncoln depends on humor and
understand1na in dealing with the
pressu1es ol war. renomination and
a cabinet member with p1es1dential
amb1l1ons Hal Holbrook stars n
Lincoln, with Sada Thompson as
Mary Todd Lincoln Also starring
are Elizabeth Ashley, Roy Poole and
Severn Darden.
~WlDNnrs
Run tor Your life
0 EVENGE ANO MURDER * PIT CHRISTIE LOVE
AGAINST OLD FRIEND
GET CHRISTIE LOVE! 0 (1)9 @) (3) (D Get Christie
love! "My Son, the Murderer"
Christie interrupts work to help a
mother who's convinced her son
may commit murder, but she 1s
persuaded he won't and then the
murder occurs. Michael
i CiU Con us Estrello
The Untouch1bles
10:30 Journey to Adventure
Pettico1t Junction
The Great B1tsto furnace folk
'THOUGHT-PROVOKING FILM'
"It's a thouaht-provokina film," says James Franciscus about his latest movie,
"The Tri1I of Chaplain Jensen," airing as the ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week at
8:30PM The true account of the only chaplain in the history of the United States
to be court-martialed on any charae. and the only officer 1n the history of the
U.S N1vy to be court-marti1led on charges of adultery only, stars Emmy-winner
(The GllSS Menaeerie") Joanna Miles as his wife Kathleen Other key roles are
played by Charles Durn1n1. H1n'ls Yulin and Lynda Day Georae.
"The tragedy wu. the enormous cost in emotion and money for Chaplain Jensen
to clur his name," says Franciscus. "I think he took a terrible nsk with his own
position and that of his wile and children, but he wanted h1$ name cleared. One
certainly sympathizes with him and adm11es him " About his portrayal, Francisoos
says, "The trap that's ea sy to fall into in playing a priest or a chapl1in is be·
coming too pious. t tned to play him as 1 human bein& with anaer. As • matter
of fact." he adds "'the Chaplain really learned about hate for the first time. He
won. but he was scened." Aftei his acquittal, Chaplain Jensen was a1ven a new
post by the Navy at the Princeton Theological Seminary. He is currently servin&
on the chaplaincy staff at Ph1l1delphil Naval Hospital.
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 13
For morning and afternoon llstlnp,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the day's mo\llH.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:00 ({) "Marted Woman" (dra)-Bette
Davis, Humphrey Boaart.
(!) "Traum1" (susp) '63 -Lynn
Bari, John Conte.
11:00 O ''love ~tn" (dra) '45 -Jo·
seph Cotten, Jennifer Jones. Anita
Louise.
11:30 m (C) "Uttie (Opt'' (dra) '51-
Rhonda Fltmina. Mark Stevens.
12:00 m "Full of Uft" (com) '57-Judy
Hollld1y, Richard Conte.
1:00 ft .,Flvt Cuns Wtsf' (wes) '55-
JOhn Lund, Mike Connors, Dorothy
Milone.
9 (C) "Tht Jan Sln1er" (mus)
'53 -Danny Thomas, Pew Lee.
2:30 Cl) (t) "Tht lbnsi' (mys) '63-
Vincent Price, Boris Karloff.
@ Cl) "Action In tht ftorth Attan·
tic" (adv) '43 -Humphrey Bo11rt,
Raymond Mmey.
3:00 D (C) "Tht Crass Is Qreentr"
(com) '61 -Cary Grant, Deborah
Kerr. Robert Mitchum.
@) (C) "'The Rat Rice" (dra) '60
-Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, Kay
Medford.
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK FEBRUARY 9 1975
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Welles, E. G. Marshall.
6:00
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'66-Elvis Presley, Nancy Kovack,
Donna Doualas.
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It Takes A Thier
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Stir Trek
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Merv Griffin Show
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0 •SPECIAL. @ I SPJ * THE GAS COMPANY 'S 0 CQJ ) W aJ StrHts or San ''WORLD OF THE SEA" rr1~1sco "River ot Fear" The lives
0 World of the Sea ''Workhorse of of two children are in dan2er when the Sea" a murderer discovers they have ac-
~ r.~ To Tell the Truth cess to thousands or illegal dollars.
1J..!J R&s<:heduled
Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Anr (19.) Movie: (C) "The Naked Runner" Number Can Play" (dra) '49-Clark s p Gable, Alexis Smith. Wendell Corey. (dra) '67 -frank inatra, eter
I let's Make A Deal Vaughan, Nadia Gray, Toby Rob-
bins
Bewitched m Boxln2 from the Olrmplc. I A.sstanmtnt Amtrit1 fHtlval lntemadonal
Call It Macaroni Humanities film forum "The
Bobbr Goldsboro Show Scarlet Letter" (dra) 1926. Ullian
Little Ra1e1ls Gish plays the condemned Hester
1:00 Ptynne in this adaptation of the 8 THE WALTONS! THE Hawthorne classic. * WEEK'S BEST BET! ED Situation Comedr
O (l!) (i) (j) The Waltons "The 9:30 0 News
Suitor" John-Boy wntes a story m Drama
based on Miss Emily Baldwin's Ian 10:00 Q Q) (6) m Movin' On "Tat·
tasmng about her 1mag1naiy lover toos" An elus111e lady trucl< driver
in the mistaken belief that no one has stolen the hear1 of Sonny's
in Walton's Mountain will see 1t AWOL Navy buddy Rip Peterson 0 ~ @ gr;, Mac Davis Show (guest Ramon Bien), who enlists
Nancy Walker, James Coco and the aid of Sonny and Will in try1n2
Aretha Franklin tre Mac's guests to find her. James Calahan and Lyn
O ~ il't¢iA\~ Min California Beau-neue Mettey also guest.
ty P11eant T e R01rin2 20s IS the ~ m News
theme for the I 6th annual Miss Run for Your Life
Caltforn1a pageant as 42 beauties (Qf (8)) (3) aJ Harrj 0 "Dou·
from all parts of tile state com ble Jeopardy" The daughter of a
pete for the title and a chance to big crime boss Is kilted and he
represent C1hforn1a tn the Miss ueks revenge against Harry's client
USA/Miss Universe pageants. Chick Kurt Russell, Audrey Totter and fa·
Hearn 1s emcee. rah Fawcett Majors guest
@ Miiie OouRtaa Show &) Cita Con las Estrellas 0 (Cij ({)) m Bll'MJ Miller @ The Untouchables
"Graft" Barney's men are accused 10:30 I Bob eo,d Show
of beina on the take when a for-• Joumer tt Adventure
mer detective from his squad be· News
comH a member of Internal Af. : Yo21 for Htalth
fa11s. Rescheduled · SltuaUon Comed'
(10) Vaudeville 10:45 fl) News I ~~e~~:O..':. 11:00 . m Ci!~· ~ ~ews
Sin Valentine» $pedal 0 EE m a>
Movie: (C) (2hr) "BedanJed" Best of Groucho
(com) '68 -Raquel Welch, l>eter 6 Perry Mason
Cook, Dudley Moore. Tiit Luc, Show
C'f!'I Bill Mo,en' Joutn1I: lntema· Minion: Impossible
u.:J Off Ball1nce tional Report 00 Peter Gunn EE Sltu1Uon Comedr Wiid Wild West
Ef) bpenese lan1'1•1e Pro1rama ( CIJ) Wanted: Dud or Alive
1:30 D (~ (1)) CV m Kllren Kar11n's • CY,\ former high school chum, Mary 11.15 ~Cinema 34
Alice, and her husband come to vis 11 :30 0 (11) ffi (fl CBS late Movle
1
:
0 It from California. Dwayne Hick (C) lllea. Bonow . Or ~HI
man. Edward Winter and C4rot An (dra) '73 -Mike Connors, Michael
drosky guest. Cole, Kent McCord. m Merv Griffin Show 0 @ (j) (19) m JohnnJ Carson
EE) Situation Comedr 0 Movie: "Al••JJ on Sund11"
9:00 B (ii) l 3) (j) ( $fl(1A~ I Quten of (~m) '62 -(dd1e Bracken, Jean
the Stardilst BallN)Om Maureen Ste Pierre Aumont.
pleton stars as Bea Asher. 1 middle D (~ ) Wide Wor1~. Spe·
•ae. suddenly widowed housewife ail "A Real Murder foal Bill
who finds that her enemies are Beutel ~osts.. •
loneliness. empty days and the at 0 ~ovie: , lady Without A Pass-
tempts of well meaning relatives to port' (dre) 50-Hedy Lamarr, John
protect her from reality. Charles Hod1ak. • , ,, ,
Durnin2 CtMtars as Al Green. mail m Movie. 'The Slave (adv) 63-
man, poet-at heart, and an accom· Steve Reeves.
pltshed ball-room dancer who be· 12:00 (6) Alfred Hltchcodl Hour
comes l:lea's dance partner and m Movie: '1ireen Dolphin Street"
special friend (dra) '47-lana Turner, Van Heflin.
Q Ci) (6) £n Archet "The Body Donna Reed, Frank Mor2an, Ed
Beautiful" Lew Archer refuses a mund Gwenn.
case when 1 wealthy divorcee asks 1:00 O fig) Tomorrow
him to obtain some ~rno2raphic l :45 0 Movie: "Attack" (dra) '65 -
PKtures But when a pair of hood Jack Palince
lam$-unaware he '1as refused the ..
cue-but him up, Lew ch1n2es 2:00 m All·"}.&ht Show: Bells of !t.
his mind and 1s determined to find trfntans. "YallCJ of the Zomblts
out the "who and why" Kim Darbv. 3:15 B Movie: "The Women on Pier
Neve Patterson and boxinir cham U" (dra) '50-laraine Day, Rober1
pion Archie Moore 1uest Ryen
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9 1975
KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
SATURDAY: FEBRUARY Ith (P.M.)
3:00 Law for tht '701 (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
3:30 law for the '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT)
4:00 Law for the '70. (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
4:30 Youth In Trouble Pert Ill (PBS)
5:30 Spedal: (C) (PBS)
7:00 Book Beat (C) (PBS)
7:30 Ora111e County Re*w (C)
(KOCE)
1:00 Soundst11e (C) (PBS)
9:00 Alunt of Man (C) (PBS)
SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 9th (P.ltl.)
3:00 Just A Cop (C) (Pn)
4:00 Tuchlng Children to Read (C}
(MEDIA FIVE)
4:30 Theatre In America (C) (PBS)
6:30 Fttlin1 fiood (C) (CTW)
7:30 Voten' Pipeline (C) (KOC£)
1:00 Bill Mo,ers' Journal: lnterna·
tlonal Report (C) (PBS)
9:00 America (C) (PBS)
9:30 Focus: Oran1e CountJ (C)
(KOCE)
MONDAY: FEBRUARY 10th (P.M.)
12:00 Schoof District News (C) (KOCE)
12:10 Masterpiece Tb11trt (C) (PBS)
1:10 Inside/Out (C)
1:25 Math fldOry (C)
1:40 Time to Draw (C)
2:00 Eectric CompenJ (C) (CTW)
2:30 T11,hln1 Children to Read (C)
3:00 Law for the '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
3:30 Youth In Trouble Pert IV (C)
(PBS)
4:30 EJKttlc Comp.en, (C) (CTW)
5:00 Sesame Sttfft (C) (CTW)
6:00 law for the '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
6:30 folksona Patchwork (C) (PTL)
7:00 Woman (C) (PBS)
7:30 focus: Onin11 Countr (C)
(KOCE)
3:00 lelaurtlancf-U.U (C) (KODAK)
1:30 Nove (C)
9:30 Great Oeclslona (C)
TUESDAY: FEBRUARY 11th (P.M.)
12:00 School District News (C) (KOC£)
12:10 Ascent of Man (C) (PBS)
1:10 Community of Uvln2 Thin1s (C)
1:30 Time to Draw (C)
1:45 Math Factory (C)
2:00 flecttlc Compan' (C) (ClW)
2:30 Camst.0lendas (C) (CTW)
3:00 rta, Brid11 with the Eaperts (C)
3:30 Puppets and the Poet (C) (PTL)
4:30 Electric Compeny (C) (ClW)
5:00 Sesame SCrttt (C) (ClW)
6:00 811 Blue Mll'blt (C) (NET)
6:30 Japan Sod.ty Presents (C) (PTL)
7:00 The Romantic Rtbelllon (C)
(PBS)
7:30 ProfUt: Woman (C) (KOCE)
1:00 $pedal: (C) (PBS)
9:30 Callfomil Jounul (C) (PBS)
WEDNESDAY: f£1RUARY 12th (P.M.)
12:00 School District News (C) (KOCE)
12:10 A.mtrka (C} (PBS)
12:40 F.u the students (C)
1:10 Math fldory (C)
1:25 lnaidt/Out (C)
1:40 Community of Uvlnt 11lln11 (C)
2:00 Dectrlc Comp.1111 (C) (CTW)
2:30 Villa Allecre (C) (PBS)
3;00 law for tht '70. (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
3:JO Ltllurtland U.s.A. (C) (KODAK)
4:00 Great Otdslons
4:JO Dectric Comp.en, (C) (CTW)
S:OO Slsamt Street (C) (CTW)
6:00 uw for the '70s (C)
6:30 folkson1 P1tchwort (C) (PTL)
7:00 Pia, Brid&e with the uperts (C)
(ED. TV PROO.)
7:JO Voters' Pipeline (C) (KOCE)
1:00 Masterpiece fheatre (C) Pre·
m1ere (PBS)
9:00 Alunt of Man (C) (PBS)
THURSDAY: FEBRUARY 13th (P.M.)
12:00 Sthool District News (C) (KOCE)
12:10 Nova (C) (PBS)
UO Time to Draw, (C)
1;25 Communrt, of livln& Thln&s (C)
1:45 Inside/Out (C)
• 2:00 Eectrlc Compan, (C) (CTW)
2:30 Tuchin1 Children to Reed (C)
(MEDIA FIVE)
J:OO TBA
4:00 Art Is (C) (PTl)
4:30 EJectrlc Compan, (C) (CTW)
S:OO Sesame Strut (C) (CTW)
6:00 Book But (C) (PBS)
6:30 Jlpen Sodety Pruents (C) (PTL)
7:00 Atabs and lsraells (C) Premiere
(PBS)
7:30 Ptopltw1tdl (C) (KOC£)
1:00 Thi Japenese Fiim (C) (PBS)
FRIDAY: FEBRUARY 14th (P.M.)
12:00 School Dlstrlc:t News (C) (KOCE)
12:10 TBA
12:40 TBA
1:10 faMde/Out (C)
1:25 Time to Draw (C)
1:40 Communrt, of Uvln& 11lln11 (C)
2:00 Electric Co11paDJ (C) (CTW)
Z:30 VIII• Alleare (C) (PBS)
3:00 law fOf tht '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
3:30 Woman (C) (PBS)
4:00 rtar Bridie wftJI th• £iperta (C)
(ED. TV PROO.)
4:30 Eectric Company (C) (CTW)
5:00 St11m1 Sttttt (C) (CTW)
6:00 law for the '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
6:30 Nova (C) (PBS)
7:30 Or1•1• Countr Rtvltw (C)
(KOCE)
1:00 The RomHtk Rtbefllotl (C)
(PBS)
1:30 Behllld tha U1111 (C) (PBS)
9:00 flrh11 Une (C) (PBS)
SATURDAY: FEIRUARY 15ttl (P.M.)
3:00 ln for the '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
3:30 ln for tfM '70. (C) (SO CAl
CONSORT.)
4:00 Llw for tht '70s (C) (SO CAL
CONSORT.)
4:JO Youth In Trouble Part IV (C)
(PBS)
5:JO Special: (C) (PBS)
7:00 Book Batt (C) (PBS)
7:30 Or11111 Count, Rrtlft (C)
(KOCE)
1:00 Souldsta1t (C) (PBS)
9:00 Axent of Min (C) (PBS)
Page 15
THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK FEBRUARY 9. 1975
Fire, earthquake, mid-air collision, shipwreck -the bigger
the disaster the better the box office. But why are people
flocking to see this death and destruction? Tonight Channel 2
News film critic David Sheehan takes you
behind-the-scenes of the earthshaking epics to
show how they are made and to talk with the
people who are making them.
Join Paul Newman, Charlton Heston, Faye
Dunaway, George C. Scott and David Sheehan
for his "Backstage In Hollywoodn special.
"THE DISASTER
MOVIE MANIA"
7:30 Pm FRIDAY
CBSS2
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 14
For morning and afternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:00 @ "Crash Dive" (adv) '43 -Ty·
rone Power, Anne Baxter ID (C) "Ralls Into Laramie" (wes)
'54-John Payne, Dan Duryea
11:00 0 "Operation Warhe.d" (com) '64
-Sean Connery, Allred lynch
11:30 W "Deported" (dra) '51 -Marta
Toren, Jeff Chandler ·
12:00 m .. Grand Hotet" (dra) '32-Greta
Garbo, John and Lionel Barrymore,
Joan Crawford, Lewis Stone.
1:00 0 ''Wild Stallion" (wes) '52-Ben
Cooper, Martha Hyer
1'~ "The Thirteenth letter'' (mys)
'51-Charles Boyer, Linda Darnell
2:30 (81 "Uttlt Caesar'' (dra) '30-Ed·
ward G Robinson, Douglas fair·
banks Jr .
.l:$ @ "Treasure of Sierra Madre"
(dra) '48-Humphrey Bogart, Walter
Huston
3:00 0 (C) ''That Touch of Mink" (com)
'62 -Cary Grant, Dons Day, G11
Youn&.
69) (C) "Butterfield 8" (dra) '60-
[lizabeth Taylor. Laurence Harvey,
Eddie Fisher, Dina Merrill
3:30 (3) "To uch His Own" (dra) '46 -
Olivia de Hav1lland, John Lund. 0 (C) "It Happened at the World's
fair'' (mus) '63 -Elvis Presley,
Vicky Tiu, Joan O'Brien
EVENING
6
:
00 3 ,fl~3"~ ~~~~ 00 Bonanza
Ironside
Partrid1e family
It Takes A Thief
Maria Tereu
I Star Trek
Electric Company
Rocky & Friends
6:30 IMerv Griffin Show Andy Grilfith
: Zoom!
( ) Dealer's Choice
• Travel Film
Little Rasuls
7:00 ~ 0 fJ ~(I) m CE Newi 3 Ironside
Bowlin& for Doll1rs
6 Mod Squad a Truth or Consequences
Whirs My Line?
I love Lucy
The FBI
1 (3) Hogan's Heroes
LI Mujer Prohiblda
The Bir Valley
: Aviation Weather
( ' (i)) Bonanza
· Drama
Three Stooges
7:30 IJ KNXT Specl1I "The Disaster
Mania" Film critic David Sheehan
takes viewers behind the scenes of
the current crop of "on-screen
calamities" to show how these epics
n
I
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Meet
SALT}'
Friday 7:30PM
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Look who
Elvis
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WORLD'S FAIR'
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THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK FE
are made and to try to determine EJi) Masterpiece Theatre: Country
why they are such box office sue Matten "The Black Ooa" (R)
cesses. m LI Criada Bien Crlada
I eiJ CJ) ®) Hollywood Squares 9:30 fJ (ti!) (j)) CV Q) The Odd Cou·
Help Thy Nel&hbor pie "The Blager They Are" Felix is
Salty offered a presti11ious award for a ()J (f7} Cl) To Tell the Truth commercial but is haunted by the 0 Miillon $ Movie: (2hr) "Run devious manner in which he in-
Siient. Run Deep" (dra) '58-Clark volved Oscar in order to win it.
Gable, Burt Lancaster, Jack Warden . I News
Los Anaeln News Review Drama I Bewitched Wanderlust
Friends of Man 10:000~(6)QO)@I;)Pollce Woman
World of Survival "Nothing [eft to lose" Patty Duke
little Rascals Astin auests as a down-and out
1:00 B (fi) Khan "Mask of Deceit" born-loser and police informer who
Khan trails a mysterious swordsman otters Pepper's boss some informa·
who has murdered a wealthy San lion in return for a lar11e sum of
Francisco manufacturer. money she needs desperately. John
0 ~1 00 Ci.9J m Sanford & Son Aslin also auests.
"My Brother in law's Keeper'' Fred O UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Uni-
anxiously awaits a visit from his vers1ty of Ore11on.
sister and her new husband-until 00 Run for Your Life
he finds out the husband is ~hlte1 0 (Q!j (j)) CV m Baretta Baret· O Movie: (2hr) "Brother O~hld" la's life and reputation " en hon·
(dra) '40 -Edward G Robinson, est cop are almost destroyed by a
Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sothern. beautiful photo11rapher who cons
Ralph Bellamy. him without his knowled11e in her
00 Mike Doualas Show attemi to steal $500,000.
Niaht Stalker "Leaacy of Terror" C ta Con Lis Esttellas
fJ (Qj (j)) mm llolchak-The I News
Kolchak uncovers a chillin11 story The Untouchables
of a 500-year·old Arte<: mummy The Ascent of Men "The Stany
resumin11 ancient ~iflclal rites Messen11er" (R)
which threaten the fate of man· 10:30 I Journey to Adventure
kind. Pippa Scott and Ramon Bieri Petticoat Junction
guest. • loco Valdez
(8) Sin Die&o 10:45 fE News
I Dealer's Choice
Both Sides Now 11 :00 I 0 fJ m m m News
Wtstem Flaht of the Week 3 00 tiOJ QJ 00 News
Warriors Basketblll Wamo~ vs. 6 Twlll1ht Zone
Chica110 • The ~CJ Show
I Weshlnaton Week In Review Mln1on: Impossible
£1 Stiow de Rosita Pen1 (Off Ballance
Japanese Llnauaae Programs 1 rn Peter Gunn Wild Wild West
1:30 0 Q~ @J ®)er;, Chico ' the Men : Y!la for Healttl
"Sammy Stops In" Sammy Davis ( (.!))Wanted: Dead or Alive
Jr , appearin& as. hu~self, sputters 11:15 m Cinema 34
into Ed's gara11e 1n his Stutz Black
Hawk and his troubles balloon. 11:30 ~@ CIJ ~BS LI~ Movie: (C)
startina with Chico's star-struck 'Girt Happy' (mus) 65-Elvis Pres·
11reet1ng Scat Man Crothers por· ley, Shelley Fabares, Harold J. Stone.
trays the garbageman who also 0@ (6) ®l m Joh~ny Carson
"auditions" for Sammy. James Ko-0 USC Baskdblll Tro1ans vs. Ore·
mack, creator of the show, directed ~ MStat1e: ''Chi Cf' _., ( d ) this episode ~-' ov e.. . na 1ppe1 a v m Merv Griffin Show 36-Pat 0 Brien, Humphrey Bogart.
EE) Wall Street Week fJ CQ9 ) (I) In Concert "An Evening of Solid Gold" Guests are
9;00 Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons. B BOLD ACTION AT SEA The Four Tops, Jay & the Americans, * Adventure of the Queen and Martha Reeves. • • CJ) Star Trek fJ Ci7l (3) (i) CBS Fnday Movte: 0 Movie· (C) "Valley of the Klnfs"
(C) (2ilr) "AclVentum of the Queen" (adv) '54 ·_ Robert Taylor Eleanor
(dra) '74-Robert Stack, Ralph Bel· Parker '
lamy, Cavid Hediso~. Bradford Dill· m Movie: "IUnf of the Wild Stal·
man, Burr De Benn1na. The veteran lions" (wes) '59-George Montgom·
captam of a l~~ury lt~er encounters ery, Diane Brewster.
the iravest CflSIS of his career when m The Slnneri
an an11ry man threatens to destroy • . .,
the ship and all passengers as a 12.00 m ~ovie. ~evenae of rran~en·
vendetta a11ainst his former employ· stein . (mys) 58 -Peter Cushing,
er-1 mul1t-m111ionaire passen1er on Francis Mathews.
the s s. Queen. ® Rod: Concert 0 9@ ®)er;, Rockford fifes 12:30 (I) Movie: ~C) "Jamaica Run" (adv)
"Charlie Harris at Larae" Tony Mu-'53-Ray Milland, Arlene Dahl.
sante 11uests as 1 playboy suspected 1:00 O (19) Midnicht Special Neil Se·
of killing his wealthy wife. He turns daka, The Spinners. and Todd Rund·
to his former cellmate. 'Rockford, to gren star.
prove his innocence. and claims Lin 1:45 0 Movie: (C) "Aaent for H.A.R.M."
da, a mysterious beauty (Diana Mui-(adv) '66-Mark Richman. Weridell
daur), as his alibi Corey, Car1 Esmond.
@ I Spy 2:00 m All-Nlaht Show: "Ht1rt of the 0 (~ ) @. Q) Hot l Balli· Matter," ''This Above All"
more 3:15 B Movie: "Sister Kenny'' (dra) '46 m Safari to Adventure -Rosalind Russell.
'JULIE COULDN'T LOSE'
If Julie Kavner's voice echoes ·
the vocal inftections of the Bronx
-and it does-it can only be
attributed to the dominant pow·
er of heredity over environment.
Miss Kavner was born in Los
Angeles. Her parents are from
New York. The young actress,
who made her professional act·
ing debut this season as Brenda
Morgenstern in the Rhoda series,
has just completed her first star·
JULIE KAVNER
rang role. She plays a plain Jane
New York librarian io "The Girl
Who Couldn't Lose," an ABC
Afternoon Playbreak comedy
presentation airing Thursday at
1:30PM.
Her producer. Lila Garrett,
who also co-authored the origi·
nal teleplay. along with Sanford
Krinski . had Julie in mind for
the leading role from the very
outset. "The part calls for a tall
New York girl, very unsure of
herself. who becomes a celebrity
wh~n her broad knowledge of
everything makes her a consis·
tent winner on a week.)y televi-
sion game show. Julie Kavner
was bo rn to play Jane Darwin."
As an added bonus. the role
cJlls for I S costume changes. in-
cluding some stunning outfits.
J ulie. who majored in theatre
arts at California State Univer·
sity in San Diego, appeared in
plays at coUege and at commu·
nity theatres after graduation.
She won a Best Actress award
at the famous Old Globe theatre
in San Diego for her part in
"Tavern." She was doing clerical
work at UCLA's School of Ar·
chitecture when she auditioned
for the CBS series that was to
lead to her first professional role
and introduce her to national
1 television audiences. Now, after
only four months on television,
she is the star of her own come·
dy special. ''The Girl Who
Couldn't Lose." "I guess I'm
pretty lucky," she says. The
other word for it, Julie, is talent.
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SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 15
MORNING
~ 0 00 ®) m The Jetsoni Tif~ana: Window to Utt South (~Cl)) (I) m These Att ttlt
Dap
Et) Mr. Wlurd
E!) Champlolt$hlp Wrestlin1
11:30 !@(}) (j) Hudson Brothers
· fl)@ (lg) m GO!
6:00 Cl) S4inrise Semesur
~ Christopher ao.up
Movie: "The 811on of Attlona"
(dra) '50-Vincent Price, Ellen Drew. U<aOO>lila> American a.net.
sbn!I
6:30 ii TY I a&uroom The Consumtr uptritnct
let's R.tp
@ Wally's Workshop
Eti)Nova
7:00 • QJ@ ~ m Addams flmlly
Bultwfn~t AFTERNOON
~'!3ttt~~~ Yori'• Gana 12:00 IJ @(}) C{) Harlem Globetrot·
(3) Mlaion: Marie ters
: Mlittr Roam' Nelahborhood D Prep Spom World CIF Basket
7:30 S4inriM Sel'Hlttr ball.
a} 171 ~.:ft Cho a h U Movie: "Texas Ranaers" (wes)
' ftn=T~edo pper unc '36-Fred MacMurray, Lloyd Nolan,
(fiftl rTI ('li"'\ B Jean Parker. Y':'ttt~)t!if i:'::, unllJ O Movie: (C) ''The Savaae Guna"
£Jementary Newa (wes) '52-Richard Basehart, Alex
(I) H.R. Pufnstuf Nicol.
: Clrmcolendas :rt:bA·Poppf n'
1:00 I fE ~ Favorite MartilnJ .:ft E 4 Bia Blue Marble
• 11:1.:1 m•r&•ncr + ~ Yoke t 1•""'"1tu Cent Autry Tilt.ltrt \.!!.I o .... -re
Movte: "MJ Miii Godfre(' (com) Outdoors With llen Cal1'wa1
, 7-June Allyson, David Niven. . Musical Variety Show
8 ca Cl)) CV Honr Konr rttooey • Trnel Film
Movie: (C) .. Panic In tht City" 12:30 ~ Cil 00 W~men's Tennis As·
(dra) '68-Howard Duff. Linda ens· sodatiOn . Profeu.o"~I Tour From
tal, Anne Jeffries. the Amphitheater. Chteaao, Ill. m Unit Tilree Youth In the 7tb IB Movft: "Seven GunJ to Mtsa" Head-On
(wes) '58-Charles Quinlivan, Lola ~~11_".! Ch . Albriaht ~ ,.. • oice
I Yoke of Toqo Ganlson's Talent Showeas.
Sesame Street (i) Education at Waft
l :30 1~(1) Spttd Buw The Ski Show
6 @.) m Run Joe R\in : Arabs & lsr1t1b
( 1 ) CV Adventures' of fill· ( (j))Loretta Younf Theatte 11 an · Ftnlarril Falcon ~ Movie: "Paratrooper'' (dra) •54 • Canadian Adventure m L d S S h · Film Feature -Alan a d, usan tep en, Harry 1•00 3 Co /Sk t hbook Andrews. • nc:em.. e t .,
9.001 @@ (]) Jtannle 6 Movie: Under Pressure (dra)
• . ta) @ @) a;, Lind of tht loat '35-Edmund Lowe, Victor Mtlaa·
Movie: "Unholy Garden" (mys) fen. ,
'31-Ronald Colman, fey Wray, U· 0 Suspe~ Theatre ihe Threa~-
telle Taylor'. ening Eye Jack Kluaman, ~hy!hs
I <a (j)) CI) Dtvlln Thaxter, Anne Farge, Pat O Bnen
Coun1Jy Music and Coleen Cray star.
Mister RIJB Ntlahbol'hOOd @) m O~oors "The Great Ameri
9:30 I~ Pertrld11 FamllJ can Rodeo . 6 ~ Slamund Petticoat Junction
( I , R @ Concem
Rl•ftrs ) 111 1 1 ucue ChUltr Matinee
I YHla Al . : lfhlnd the Una
10:00 @ @@ tcoob1 Doo · Cine en 1' T1rde QI@,~ m r ink ranttter .• ~-~::·tl) "RJvu of !:old" (dre) r'artdciJ) mm; Super friends '70 -Ray Milland, Dack R~mbo,
Movtt: (C) Nfron Mistress,. (adv) • Suzanne Pleshttte, Ro1er Davis.
•52 Al , ·dd VI . 1 M 1.30 i University Dillorue -an .... • ~I'" a ayo. • Movie: (C) "Wiid North" (ldv) ID CAL WORTHINGTON ·5 -Stewart Granaer, Wendell Co· * SHOWS ASCOT RACES ie . Cyd Charisse.
Alcot Jbat It Takes A Thltf
Action Thtttn Soul Train
: Sesame Street Biii Cosby
· Reller Cima (6) Movie: "lnvftltlon" (dnt)
10:30 ~ (]) (() Shaun1! '52-Van Johnson, Dorothy McGulr&.
· @@) a;, Stir TrM 1· Tiie Came "The Job Game" (R) ovle: "Apacht Wom111" (wes) ( Cl)) Brother Bun
'55 -Joan Taylor, Lloyd Brid1es, • Human Dimension
Lance Fuller. 2:00 Fat Albert 00 Ottlet PHP4t, Other Ptaces ' Movie: "The Incredible Shrink· m Movie: "Tobot, the Creaf' Ina Man" (sci·fi) '57-Grant Wll·
(sci-fl) '54 -Charles Drake, Karin Iiams, Randy Stewart
Booth. 0 Income T11
11:00 tJ @ Cl) (() Valley of the Dino-0 Andy Wllllams San Dlqo Open
aaurs Golf
Pa1e 18
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 9 1975
I C.ltbrfty Tennla
My rartner the Ghort
Qomtr P)lt m Wor1d of Sklfna ilfi Mo,ers' Joum1I: Intent•·
tional Report
(~ (j)) Animal World m Traftl fllrn
2:30 t1 CBS Chlldrtn'a Fiim Festival
"Friends for life" The sto,y of the
unusual friendship between a Rus-
sian forest ranaer and an orphaned
nx.
upmsJon: East/West
Celebrity Tennis
John Wtodtn Show
Kopyllata Orson Welles hosts.
Outer Umtta
Pop! Coes tltt Country ~h Chtpanal
( ) Nashville Music
• Aark11tturt USA
• Wally's Workshop
3:00 D Aariwtture USA
Hand" U (!>J @Coll111 Buhtball
Washineton Stale at Stanford.
m CelebrftJ Bowtlna
Dtpartmtnt S
Movlt: (C) "Son of A Gu ...
flattt11" (wes) '66-Russ Tamblyn,
James Philbrook, l(leron Moore.
@ (1) RFD tfolt,wood
~ Cl) Movie: "LldJ Without A
ra.saport" (dr1) '50-Hedy Lamm.
John Hodiak. m Qreat Decisions
(~ ) Outdoors With lltn Calla·
way
I Vlsltando A Las Estrtllas
Movie: "Escape From Rtcl Roell"
Ski Scene
3:30 § Oust(s Trettlouse
· What'a '°'"' On <9 (I)> CV m , r o 1owt1rs
Tour The Fair Lanes Open, from
Sprin(fleld, Va.
(}ij) Movie: (C) "love, Hate, love''
(dra) '70-Ryan O'Neal, Leslie War·
ren, Peter Haskell. m Movie: "Godzilla vs. Utt Sea
Monstef" (sci-Ii) '67-Akira Takara·
da. ~ The Vlrfll'llan
(]) Gospel Country
Pqclloloa TodaJ "Infancy" (R)
4:00 Steps to lumln1
lmpacto
Star Trek
Water World
•tif* Z2
: World rress
· Wor1d Cup Soc.cer Hether11ndJ
vs. Arientina.
ef) Voice of Avkulturt
4:30 I Name of tht '-me · foeua m American Outdoorsman
• !lturder Movie: "Lancer SW'
Corona Now
5:00 Q Inquiry '1 Movlt: (C) ''Camera n. Monlttr
X (sci-ti) '69-Kelly Varis. 00 Gtt S111art D <9 CJ)) (]) m ABC'a w I d •
World ofSpo11J "World Series of
Auto Ricing" finals of the lnterna·
tional Race of Champions.
~":=West M Movie: (C) "Escape of the Bird·
men" (dra) '71 -Dour Mc:Clure,
Richard Basehart, Chutk Connors.
Rene Auberjunois.
I!) Tiit Untoudlables @CV American Sid Stene
..
;·GARRY MOORE
host the ~r\d's
funniest f 'bbers.
saturdaY 7:30PM
@
I CI) Name of tht '-me
Nashville Musk
Asa11nm1nt America
Uttfe Rue.els
s:30 ~ oo rm m """ 6 Uttlt Rascals
Movie: (C) "rutk In NMdlt
rart" (dra) '71-AI Paclno, Kitty
Winn, Richard Briaht.
I Pop! Goa Ult CoulttlJ
Tht Romantk Rebtlllo• "Coy1"
Three Stoorn
EVENING
2!1>mm....,
MJ hrtMr Utt Ghost
~ht Qalltfy
Rl1p:ld1 Box.Ina ......
. Flrlna u,,.
Tht Movlem1•m 6:3011""' ( ) ..... ,,., Report
· " sc~ ... eo11terenct Movie: (90) "Spoob Run WIJd"'
(com) '41-East Side Kids, Btla Lu·
l&OJiGonlon
(6) Other People, Othtr P\Kn
lol dt Mtllco
Trnel Film
Tiit Protectors
Little Rascats
7:00 i Other People, Other Piaca Wiid Kfncdom
• Diamond ttud
hwflna for Dollan
EJtwfbttu-Loi Anr•
The Jetftt10111
D Miiiion $ Movlt: (C) (Zhr) "Tht
Hill With Htrou" (dra) '68-Rod
T1ylor, Claudl1 Cardln1l1. Harry
Guudlno. (9 ())) m Llwrtnce Wtlll ltt•ka A~ltf I •
~ gi JlmmJ Dun Show
: L "rtnptdlvt on tht Ntn
• Mtdll Dr. J1atn Invasion Hour
7:30 Wiid Wor1d of Anlmab "Killer w •It" QI (I) Lari Mtllt A Deal
JtopantJ Uara Club
To Tell the Trvth
Name That Tune
Wiid Kln1do11
CJ) Han• Thompaon SJlow
libbJ hld1boro Show
ln1ttr Vlalon1
Pollct1 luffn 1:00 t! {.ll All In Hit f1mlly ~ ID ElltrltllCJ
·Up ttnan Wynn 1uest1 H
• lonely old cowboy who 11t1 1tttn·
tlon by fallln1 Injuries 1nd callln1
the par1medlcs.
A Movlt: (2hr) .. Dttnp .stioots
lrm" (wts) '66 -Glenn Suon,
Fern1ndo Sancho, Evelyn Sttwut.
Cl) Roel CtllCtft D <a())) CJ) m ltuq fu "B•r·
b1ry House" Caine btcomts 1 Bu·
bll'y Cont prl11fi1hter In 1n effort
to lout• his brother Dinny before
ht Is killed. John Blyth Barrymore,
Lois Ntttieton. Tim Mcintire and
Leslie Nielsen auest. m DOLLY PARTON TAKES * PART ON HEE HAWI !
mHttHaw
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 9. 1975
I Chlmploft1hlp Wrattln1 9:30 II (ijj (]) (I) Bob Newhart Show I Cinema 34
Spanish Movie Bob bretks e lon1·st1ndin1 rule · Rock Concert
lolln1 From tht OtJmpic 111lnst trntina friends when he 11:15 Movie: (C) "Tiit Killtr1" (dre)
Soun&tm1• "Herbie Hancock & 11rees to counsel • chum of Emily ' -Lee Marvin, Anaie Dickinson.
lck Corea" whose marri11e to a muscular om 11:30 fJ Fabulous 52! (C) "Send Mt
@I) Super Show teacher seems to be bre1kin1 up-No Flowen" (com) '64-Rock Hud·
'1) J1panae lanpa,. Propams and then he remembers why he son, Doris Day, Tony Rendall, Paul
l:SO fJ Ci1.) (3) The Jtffenons made the rule in the first place. Lynde.
Cl) Clnctld Ctmen i Nlaht Gallery 0 Nancy Wiison Show Guests in·
9:001J@ (])Cl) Mary Tritt Moort Filth for Tod1y cl.ud~ sln1er Joe W.illi1ms, JIU
Show A wive of trepidation sweeps Coll•I• p1an1st Ahmad J1~11. s1n1er/compo-
the WJM/TV ntwSroom when Ted 10:00 fJ (ill CV Ci) Carol Burnett Show ser Blossom Deane, ind the Chuck
81xter f1ils to receive a nomination Rock Hudson end Nancy Walker M1n1ione Quartet.
In the local television 1w.,ds com· 1uest. D UCLA Btsllttball Bruins vs. Ore·
petition ind someone hu to brtak fJ USC Basketball Trojans vs. Ore· 1on State Beavers.
the news to him. ion Ducks. (I) Movie: "Bowery 1t Mldnl1hr'
II 0 Ci) mm N l'C Saturd11 I Police Sar1ton (susp) '42-Btla Lu1osl, Tom NHI.
Movlt: (e} 1211r) "Tiit last Day" Communft1 fttdbadl D Movie: (C) "Irids• on tha Rlvtt
(wu) '74-Rlchttd Widmark, Robert Ntw1 Knl" (dr1) '57 -Wllllam Holden,
Conrad, Tim Matheson, Christopher Mualcal Contnt Alec Gulnhess, Jack Hawkins, Sts·
Connelly, Richard Jtecktl, Btrbtre On lht Unt sue H•y•~·~·· ,
Rush, Loretta ~It, Tom Skerritt. Lou lordon Show ()) M~lt. Houae on 92n~ Strttt'
A retired 1unman Is forced to use 10:30' Weter Wortd (my~? 43-~loyd Nolan. , laopard
his auns aaaln to defend CofftY· Tnie Adventure Min (dra) 48-Dennls 0 Keefe.
viii• Kan In 1 cllm1ctlc battle with Qu1-Time/Mini lolf 1D•vld Sulllllnd Show I •• K 0 Wetbnd
the Oilton G~n . lertmtn Alm futlv1I "Brink 12.15 ( (I)) H M vi • "Frozen D (QI Cl)) m AIC Saturd•J 0 Life" . I on-or 0 •• ...-ov1.: (CT ( r) Mtummtr of '42" 11:00 Im II IJ Cl) ®'l News Al vt' (dra) '71 -Jennifer O'Ntlll, Gary ftii ifnemen 12:30 0 Wanttd:. Dt1d or Alive
Grimes, Jerry Houser, Oliver Con1nt. • The Lucy Show . 9 Hippy Goodm1ns
Two 15·yeu-old boys In the summet Movlt: (C) ,.E.acape of the Bird· l .OO •
of 1942 hlYI sex on their minds. men" (dra) '71 -Dour McClure, IJ R~spbemes Head Don
While fumbllnr with the 1lrls of Chuck Connors. Richard Besehart. * Kirshner Rock Concert
their own 11e. the shy and sensl· m Movla: (C) "Wtr of tht Pl•n-I Don Klnhnet's Roel Concert
tive boy falls hopelessly in lcwe with tb," "Fr1nds In the H1unted o Thrtlltr
1 be1utiful women who hu sent her House" All·Nlrht Show: "Atomic Sub-
husband off to war. I CI) Nl1htm1re Thutra m1rlnt," "T1mplco," "No Sad Sonp
I ThNt Pauporta to Adventure Semunl Story for Mt"
Mbalon: lmpouibft Cl) Movie: (C) "Tiit last Tlmt 1:40 fJ Movie: (C) "Tiit Goldtn Mtsll"
Wrattlni I Sew Perts" (dr1) '54-Elizabeth (dr1) '54-Vin Heflin, W1nd1 Hen·
Hollywood TtltvlsJon Thuttr Tior, Van Johnson. drlx, Eric Portman.
equlem for A Nun" (R) 700 Ctub 3:00 f) Movie: "The List ltndlf' (dr1)
@I) Premier Fllm ( ())) Rtll1lon-Help Line '49-Forrest Tucker.
They built it ... and blew it!
TllE BRidGE.ON TllE RivER KwAi
William Holden Alec Guinness
11:30 PM Saturday
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DAILY PILOT
FEBRUARY 9, 1975
A Revealing Chat
With President
Ford's Son Jack
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Charley Pride:
What Down-Home
Cooking Really Is
k Them Yourself
Want to a.II e fetnoua per.on e queetlon? Send 11\e que•llon CM1 e poetcatd, IO "Au," Family W .. kly, M1
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FOR HAROLD ROBBINS, m4thor of "Tlie Pirate,"
"The Carpetbaggers," "The Adventurers," "Where Love
Has Cone' and other best-selling novels
Haoe you eoer watched anybody reading your
boob and looking boredP-G. B., Green Bay, Wil.
• I've been writing for 30 years and, thankfully, have been
spared that dreadful sight. However, on the subway once I
FOR LEO!<( JAWORSKI, form.er Watergate prosecutor
Who was the most influential person in your life?-C. Hoff-
man, Waterbury, Conn.
•As a child, it was my father. My mother died when I was
three, and my dad immediately became two parents rolled
into one for me. 1n later life, it has been my wife (we've been
married for 43 years).
FOR MRS. VIDAL SASSOON, wife of the hair stylist
What's it like having your own built-in hairdresser?-L. T.,
Greensburg, Pa.
• I wouldn't know-because Vidal's not home all the time.
He travels a great deal to our branches in the U.S. and
Europe. And when he's here, I go to his salon-just lilce other
women. Vidal still can't get used to the idea that when I go,
I bring my own shampoo, whic.·h was specially prescribed for
me by a dermatologist becauS(' I have oily skin .
FOR DON MEREDITH, sportscaster-actor
Why did you quit announcing Monday night football
games?-Bill Graham, Herman, Calif.
• Some genius determined that just one game on Mondar,
night attracted more viewers than "Gone With the Wind,·
.. The Sound of Music" and several other films combined.
1 am not completely pure of mind and spirit, but I knew
this was crazy. I got disappointed in myself and felt I had
to get away. I had lost my taste for the show and was doing
too many things I didn't Uke.
FOR MARY BACON, ;ocJcey
What are the pros and cons of being a woman in "a man's
6eld"P-S. P., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
• Many people still believe a woman belongs at home, oot
on the track, no matter how well she proves her ability to
ride. So the best part is self-satisfaction and the weekly pay·
check. This is the only way l can support myself and my
daughter. Also, it's lots of fun-until you brea.lc that 6.rst bone.
FOR. THE ASK THEM YOUR.SELF.EDITOR
Could you tell me something about Peter Allen, Liza Min-
nelli's ex-husb'1nd?-M. 0 ., Spartanburg, S.C.
• He planned to be a piano tuner in Australia, his home,
and in his spare time formed a musical act with his friend
Chris, who later became his partner. During her 1967
Australian tour, Judy Garland caught their act, was im-
pressed by it and invited them to London to open her Pal-
ladium show. That's where Peter met Judy's daughter Liz.a.
Three years later, on the day Liza and Peter separated, he
met comedian David Steinberg, who suggested Peter be-
come a songwriter. He was then signed by A & M Records,
which released his 6.rst album, "Continental American." He
recentJy appeared at New York's Reno Sweeney, and will
go on a club and concert tour. He Jives in New York, enjoys
being "single," and has no immediate plans to remarry.
I
Cover Photo by Tyler Thomlon
saw two teenagers holding c.vpies ol ··Never Love ll Stran-
ger," my 6rst novel. They were discussing it, leafing through
the pages and pointing tu certain sections. I was so inter-
ested, I moved closer and closer-and ended up with my
face on the girl's shoulder. She said something in a loud
voice, which I can't repeat, and moved to another sent. I was
mortiliedl J should have introduced myself, I guess, but 1
was too embarrassed. I never found out what they were
saying.
FOR KATHY LENNON
I had always read that you Lennon girls felt your children
and homes came 6rst. How do you explain going ofl to Lu
Vegas to performP-M. 0. A., Indio, Calif.
• We go away from home only three times a year at the
most, for three weeks at a time. But we have our children
and husbands with us. We tum the trips into vacations, and
we love it, because none of us has household help! This year
we even t.alked Mom into coming to Las Vegas with us, so
she had the first vacation she's bad in years!
FOR JOSE FELICIANO
You've said that blindness has never been an obstacle. Can
you get involved in sports?-D. B., Salinas, Calif.
• You betl I love to sail, water-ski and fish. I also go horse-
baclc riding whenever I have the chance. My favorite mare
is "Herman." Later this year I'm going to Aspen to learn
how to ski.
FOR JEANE DIXON, tteress
You predicted Mr. Nixon would come through Watergate
succeasfuJly. Do you think your prediction has come trueP-
Mn. Merlin Brough, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
• I stfll fee) that Mr. Nixon wilJ go down in history as a
great President.
FOR TINY TIM
However did you pick such a name few yourself?-T. S.,
Little Rock, Ark.
e Not because of my size, that's for sure. I'm 6-1 and 205
pounds. As a school dropout named Herbert Khaury (my
real name), I got my first job delivering 8bn cans for MGM
in New York. Then 1 ~t into show business and became
"Larry Love" in the '50 s. I didn't care for that too much and
changed it to •0any Dove," which was followed by "Sir
Timothy Thames." ''Tiny Tim," dreamed up by my man-
ager, was "born'' in Greenwich Village in 1963.
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My Favorite Valentine Memory ...
Loving-Sad-Funny Stories From .. The Day of Hearts"
W e decided Valentine's Day was
the perfect time to fiod out,
once and for all, "Are women
more romantic than men and do they
place a greater emphasis on seolimental
things, such as important dates?''
Sowe polled many of the celebrities who
are popular with FAMILY WEEKLY read-
ers. The women led by an overwhelming
majority-they had no problems imme-
diately recalling their favorite Valentine's
Day stories; on the other hand, the men
who did come up with something needed
a lot of time to think. and to some of
them. February 14 appears to be no dif-
ferent from any other day.
HUGH O'BRIAN
Five years ago, Hugh O'Brian sent two
dozen red roses to a very special lady, but
she never received them. The florist did
deliver on time but,
instead of the actor's
handpicked, long-
ste mmed blooms,
what she got was a
funeral wreath with
a card reading, "My
deepest sympathy."
''Needless to say,
there was a mix-up in
the orders," shuddered O'Brian. "My
gorgeous bouquet-with its message, 'I
miss you and love you'-was sent to the
funeral parlor, addreSM:d to the deceased.
At first, my lady friend was horrified
wben she saw the wreath, and thought
this was my perverted and bizarre way of
breaking off our romance. But fortu-
nately, her common sense and sense of
humor came to the rescue, and she real-
ized she had been the victim of a dread-
ful error."
JERRY STILLER
"When Anne [Meara) slunk up to me
every February 14 with lowered eyelids,
whispering seductively, 'Do you know
what today is?' I'd
say, 'Sure, it's Tues-
day,' or whatever_
Then she'd march out
or the room and sulk.
FinaUy. a couple of
years ago, our club
opening fell on Val-
entine's Day (I didn't
know-I was told),
so I thought I'd use my head for a
change. J went on first and when I intro-
duced Annie, 1 did it like this: 'Meet my
sweetheart. Not just today. She's my girl
every day of the year.'"
• • FAMILY WEEKLY, February 9, 1975
Compiled b y Anita Summer
c 0 e 0 s:; .... • >. I-
THE DAY NANCY O'CONNOR REMEMBERS
''The Valentine's Day I remember
best," said Naocy O'Connor, wife of
TV's Carroll O'Connor, "happened ex-
actly 20 yean ago, io 1955. Carroll and
I were living with his mother in Forest
Hills, N.Y., and on Valentine's Day the
two of them went off to MaM. Now I
knew Carroll doesn't believe in what he
calls 'commercial holidays,' so I wasn't
expecting anything from him. lo fact, I
DELLA REESE
"I use February 14 as the day to remem-
ber all the men in my life. Not just boy-
friends, but business associates too. I
show them I care by
sending floral ar-
rangements. (Why
arc they only sent to
women? Men enjoy
flowers too!) My
beau gets gardenias
and my colleagues
get plants. When they
-receive them, they
know I really do care." Miss Reese says
he r Valentine flori!'lt bill runs to $250.
MARLO THOMAS
"When I was in seventh grade. I received
the prertiest unsigned Valentine's Day
card with a tender message ('I'll love you
forever from near
and far-Signed,
Your Secret Ad -
mirer). There was a
boy in the class I had
a crush on. I hoped
(and prayed) he was
the sender. In a very
unsubtle way I sim-
pered, 'Thanks for
your note.' He stared nt me blankly. He
suspected be wasn't even aware it was
Valentine's Day. You can imagine my
surprise when, returning from church,
he walked in with a heart-shaped box of
candy! 'Why, Carroll,' 1 said, 'this is
very sweet of you!' 'Yeah,' he said. 'It's
a good thing I went to Mass with my
mother. I'd have never thought of it if
she hadn't reminded me.' Well, that's
my husband! But I was terribly pleased!"
wasn't the one. I never found out who it
was. It still bothers me, and ifs not too
late for him to own up! I call that my
'Agatha Christie Valentine's Day card'"
JOEY AND CINDY ADAMS
While Joey and Cindy Adams were vis·
iting Indonesia, President Sukarno asked
if they could buy him Valentine's Day mL,......._ ...
I
presents for his four wives and 12 con-
cubines. He wanted 16 identical blouses,
in a shade that matched the sky-blue of
a painting in his palace. Adams said it
would be impossible to remember the
color, so Sukarno took the painting off
the wall and gave it to Adams to take
back to the U.S. for reference. The 16
blouses (in the righl blue) were duly
shipped off to Indonesia. "What should
I do with the paintingT' Joey then asked
Sukarno. ''Keep it," he was told. "It's
your Valentine's Day present." That
objet d'art, worth $250,000, is now the
Adams' prized possession.
JIMMY COCO
Jimmy Coco ~ad a dinner date on Val·
entinc's Day and decided to give the girl
a box of his favorite fudge. "She wa\
1 late. J was getting
bored and hungry.
and to pass the time
star ted sneaking
candy out of the box.
It was yummy, so I
took more-;rnd so
on. By the time she
was ready, I'd fin-
ished the whole box
Naturally. the edge was off my appetite
and I didn't eat with my usual gusto. My
date was worried-she'd never seen me
off my feed before-and I was too em.
barrasscd 10 explain. Anyway, I made 11
up to her 011 the way home with an enor·
mous box of chocolates and a special hrg
kiss."
LYNN REDGRAVE
··1 was in love for the first lime nt 14 I
met a boy at a dance and fell for him like
a Ion of bricks. We exchanged addresses
and started corre-
sponding. He signed
his first letter, 'Your~
sincerely.' I wa ..
bolder in my closing
when I answered. Hi ..
reply was cncourag·
ing-bc wrote, 'Bcs1
wishes.' To that I re·
sponded, 'Love .
yours.' The next communication from
him was a Valentine's Day card. with a
mushy message and a note swearing ever-
lasting love. And that," said Lynn, "was
the last time I ever beard from him!''
KATHRYN CROSBY
"Before Bing left my hospital room, he
handed me a huge roll of surgical dress-
ing and said, 'Give this to the doctor and
say ifs a new kind of
bandage. But it's in
a tangle, so rewind it
first ,' .. recalled
Kathryn Crosby. At-
tached to the end of
the roll she found an
enamel box from
Faberge that con-
tained a small heart-
shaped brooch. "I was so excited and
touched by it," said Kathy, "and it
seemed like the good omen I nttded.'' It
was. The report was negative; the lump
was benign. As far as Mrs. Crosby i~
concerned, nothing could ever
surpass that Valentine's Day.
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"I wish the whole thing with my
father had never happened •••
but I'm resigned to making the
best of il"
By Gary Kinder
Jack Ford is strikingly handsome. He
is a well~uilt six feet, and his hair
is blond, not brown as 1t appears
in most pictures. His blue-gray eyes arc
set in strongly chiseled features, and
there's a slight split between his two
front tcclb that accentuates a hard-to-
eam, but warm, smile.
. On a recent day when we chatted,
Jack was dressed in Lcvi"s, a gray
Forest Service shirt, a grttn vest and,
oh yes, moccasins. He shakes hands
warmly, lights up a cigarette and set-
tles into a chair.
Since his father became Vice Presi-
dent in October, 1973, Jack admits the
Ford family has been much closer.
"But I still don't aJways agree with my
father," he says. "And when J don't,
people accuse me of being traitorous.•·
On the Utah State campus in Logan,
where Jack is a senior majoring in for-
~try, be manages to maintain a low
profile. He apparently wishes the pro-
file were even lower. "I wish the whole
thing with my father had never· hap-
pened," Jack. says, "but I'm resigned
to making.lhe best of it. This all-Ameri-
can image of my family is unfair. We're
played up to be not just normal, but
perfect, and that's not the way it is. We
had the same fights at the dinner table
as any other family, and I can remem-
ber not talk.ing to my mother for days
because she wouldn't let me have my
own way."
Some people just can't accept all this
candor. A few months ago, a reporter
from the East was disJ.iatched to get a
story on Jack. The result was a scath-
ing article that, in tum, prompted a
bagful of hate mail that blasted Jack
for having long hair and a beard (which
he has since shaved off), and for drink-
ing beer.
Jack lives with his six roommates in
a cinnamon-brick house across from
the campus. A light-blue Mercury,
manned by two Secret Service agents
who shadow nearly every move Jack
makes, sits ready at the curb.
Inside the house, a red-flowered tap-
• • FAMIL v WEEKLY, February 0, 1975
estry coven the arched entrance to the
living room, concealing empty beer
cans and ashtrays strewn across the
large wooden spool and the bJack foot-
locker that serve u co«cc tables. Rec-
ord albums are' crammed into stacked
orange crates; the poaten on the wall
say "Keep On Truck.in'" and .. Let's
Boogie:' A black Secret Service phone
is a hotline to the boute next door.
Even the phone can't dude Jack's play-
ful nature; it boasts imaainary exten-
sions labeled "Moscow" and "Peking "
Talking with Jack, it is easy to sec
how his opinions get him into trouble.
For example, be strongly favors busing.
At T .C. Williams High School in AJex-
andria, Va., Jack had a number of close
black friends. -rhey often protested
against many things they felt were un-
just, but that never got in the way o{
our friendship. Busing serves a good
purpose. Because of it I wu exposed to
a new culture, a new way of life, first-
hand."
He docsn 't alway.J disagree with his
father. For uample, at first he was in
favor of total amnesty for those who
fted the Vietnam draft. Now he's not
so sure. "The people who did go fight
in Vietnam must be considered too. J
would like to think that if I had gone
over there J would still be for total am-
nesty, but I didn't go, so I can·t say. But
I think that those who did go would be
bigger men for forgiving."
After he graduates this spring, Jack
plans to start a consulting firm io man-
agement of natural resources. He'd al -
so like to have a router's degree in
watershed management. He sa,id be
doesn't care to seek an active role in
politics at this time, but adds, "I won·1
back: away from the opportunity should
it present itself in the future ...
Late for intramural football prac·
ticc, Jack crant:s up his 250 cc Kawa-
saki dirt bike and barrels over to the
field, followed closely by the light-blue
Mercury. In recent history there have
been no first families with grown sons,
so there is no precedent for Jack to
follow. One gets the feeling that even
if there were. Jack probably
wouldn't follow it anyhow.
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frmn lehes and Pains Ill Om the BodJ!'
"I han broucht relief to countless sufferinc people with this method -and have watched their joy of
repined health and vitalitJ -when all hope had seemln1ly been lottf"
.. Let me show you how it can brine about the normal function of• specific location or organ ... "
Sep MILDRED CARTDt. Professional R~ltit
You'll Olecower •••
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My name Is
Miidred carter.
I am not a doctor,
but I have been
helping people receive
remarkable relief
from seemingly
hopeless aches
and pains!
pkte beallna wltJl llcf'lexoloa. He wu freed of pd!, llftd "Iv wu able to ttand M.ralaht." The bump diaappeared. "He wu not deformed et all," I reported!
•How a ..... wtio IUllered frot11 ulc:cn, kidney troubte, "-1, fnu, ud
COMtipatioa., .-.IYed complete rclid wttb kefteaoloty. "11as 1ymp-
tom1 of dCh lO-dlaappeued one by -. " and l.oda,y a. .-.. Ute
a baby every ala:llt •
•How a mu wtllt a heart coodllk>n wu healed with llefteaoloo. Doc·
ton heel alwll)'I -med blm be couldn't do the tbinp othn mn did. WltJI Ibis meUaod. ''hla hean returned to normal mousfl to allow him
to do myt.bl.aa he w.-ed. wft!toul any trouble. Today, after~· than to ,an, he la a auo.a aDd well mm."
AMAZING TRUE Expertenceal
"ltdeaoloo will me r.ou rrom tickma lllld aull'eri"S, and feat of pain whee med correctty. •
.;y,;rc arc ao many s--al upcrie-wbkl'I I could recounc, lt.Oria ol ma.-which _,. relie¥ed by rcftex m.,....e, Ulal I ftnd 1'11.)'Wlf ... line to tdJ all of them at OftC!lt. I haft 9Ceft k do mandoua t.hlnp
U.. IMlflriMd -muy U-S wt.a docton aald it c:ovkla'1 be doee. "If It Q.a do thia f01 ochen, it can do Olia f01 you! I haft provm t.h . .a thJa method ol heath~ won., bt iny o'Wft eJ1pericnce. Try It on your·
1elf and FEEL I.be rewlta!'
s.teTo UMI
What'• more, Foot llcfteaolosJ Is ablolutcl)' sale. It is the "drualna"
way 10 better healtJI. aad ~res no ellUCtle. ft<> cqicm.lft equlpnent
of any kled. It Is eo almpk, and altwal. thaa It Is sale to ua on any-
oae, from die ~ baby to the oldest pcnon. I• fact. It Is a l'ejuv·
eft&IOr t.ha& un Ktually wte YoU many yean of -youth!
ANCI It All From Cover to Cower,
For 30 Dap, Entirety At Our RIMI
I h•" l"Oft1I t.haa this -hod or beallna works In my own Hperl·
C19a. You o-It to JOUl'Wlf to try It •I our risk and FEEL the rauli.
And I lavtce JOU to do jul& that! Fair eooup? Wiiy not aend In the coupon-TODA YI
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I 1MIO N.W. 45th Awe •• 0.,. Loeb. Fla. 33051
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~sen ting:
~xtra-ial
Once again, by popula'
demand, FAMIL v WEEKL v
presents an entire collec-
tion of Foodshelf recipes.
You know the ground rules:
Foodshelf recipes are
especially designed to be
made quickly and easily
from common ingredients
likely to be found around
any kitchen. So save this
section. ft might come in
handy in your next
''emergency."
Quick_ CSllrimp
QuicJie
Preheat oven to 42S°F. Combine
S cups f rozeo Southern halhed
brown potatoes and in cup veg•
a.bl• oll in large skillet Heat, stir-
ring, until potatoes defrost, about 3
minutes. Turn into 10-inch quiche
pan or pie pan. Press potatoes down
evenly, making a crust. Sprinkle
~helf Cookbook
Frozen Southern haehbrowna form U.. crust of thla .. voty Quick Shrtmp Quiche.
crust with 2 cups grated natural
Swt.. cheeae. Arrange l cup fro-
zen shrimp,• thawed and well
drained, over ch~. Beat together
I can ( 13 ozs.) evaporated milk,
undiluted, 4 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt,
~ teaspoon pepper, ~ teaspoon
nutmeg and I tablespoon dry
sherry ( optiopal}. Stir in 1 table-
spoon parsley ftakes and ~ cup
frozen chopped onion. Pour over
cheese and shrimp. Bake about 35
minutes, or until surf ace is lightly
browned and a knife inserted I inch
away from edge comes out clean.
Allow to set 5 minutes before cut-
ting into wedges. Makes 6..S servings
•or I can (7 ozs.) shrimp, well
drained, or 1 cup diced chicken or
ham.
SOUFFLE BAKED FISH
Preheat oven to 425 ° F. Place I~
lbs. fresh or frozen thawed n.h ftl-
Jeb in greased baking pan. Sprinkle
with I teaspoon salt and ~ tea-
·~
COOl\._,Bt)t)K,
By Marilyn Baasea
Foed Editor
spoon pepper. Bake 10 minutes. lo
medium bowl, beat 2 egg whites
until stiff peaks form. Blend in ~
cup mayonnaise, l tablespoon
pickle relish, drained, 3 table-
spoons chopped scallions or
chives, l tablespoon chopped pars-
ley or parsley flakes, ~ teaspoon
salt and 2 drops Tabasco sauce.
Spread over fish, covering complete-
ly. Continue baking 10-JS minutes
longer, until topping is well puffed
and fish flakes ealily with a fork.
Makes 4 servings
Continued
FAM fl Y WEEKLY, Febrv1ry 9, 1975 • 9
....
..JI Strictly Limited Edih"on
in .999 Fine Silver and 24Kt Gold on Silver
THE HAMILTON MINT PR£SENTS
The Official Krewe of Poseidon
ZND ANNUAL MARDI GRAS
KING'S INGOT
M 001 Gus, the traditional carnival of joy aod
deliaht. cosrumes, romaocc •nd uninhibi~
fun will be celebrated in New Orleans on February
11. 197S. Gaiety will re1JV1 supreme with colorful
l\oots, costumed revelers and extravagant parades
-all arc an annual part of this exuberant celebra-
tion to usher in the Lenten Season.
Sin« 1857. Lou1s111na ~ieues called Krewcs
have organjz.ed and sp<>DSOled parades, balls and
other Mardi Gras f~tiv1lles During '"Carnival",
Krcwe members parade and revel in masks aod
fancy dress. Each Krewe also produces spcciaJ
"doubloons" to commemorate Mardi Gru. These
prized collector pieces have been vtrtually impos-
sible for the eencral public to obtain.
But now, to make a collectors' piece that will be
a treasured heirloom. the famou~ Poseidon Krcwe
of New Orleans bas appointed and authorized
The Hamilton Mint to strike The Official Poxi-
don K.rewc Mardi Gras King's lnaot.
H. Alvin Sharpe, the only livina mast.er of the
demandin& inta&lio method of en11avina and
himself a rdident of historic New Orleans, has
been commissioned to desilPI and enarave this s~ial inaot. The result is an astonishingly beau-
tiful and imaainative work. of mcdallic an.
THE MAJlDI GRAS IUNC'8 lNGOT
Struck. from one ounce or .999 Fine Silver, the
finest and purest available. each proof quality
&learning ingot will contain "80 grains of pre·
cioUI metal. The obverse side of the ingot deficu
the m)'thlcal fiaure of PoscidoJl, namesake o the
Krewe, with his crown and trident. Tilt-rev~
side bears a portrait of the 197S King or the P~idon Krewc, Edmond Oracron, Jr.
AVAD..AaLE IN IOUD SU.VD AND
U llT COLD ON SIL VKa
You may orde1 this magnificent inaot in .999 Fine
Silver for S 12.SO or you can porchasc 1he· ingot
in brilliant 24 Kt Gold on Silver for juJt $17.50.
Each ingot will bear r.our own penonal 1eml
number and The Haaulton Mint Hallmark. And
each wtll be accompanied by a registered Certifi-
cate of Authcntici11 attestinJ lo the limited edi-tion status and pre<:aous metal content.
A snucn v UMrnto mmoN
The edition will be micdy Undfe-d Co mo. Cof.
ltttoe''s App&lradom ~ by Mwcla 15,
1'75. Once the cdltion has been closed, The
Hamilton Mint is not authoril.ed to accept any
further applications, and orders received after
March IS will be rcsrelfully returned. The de-
mand for last year's in&ot was enormous, and we
expect the 1975 Kina's Ingot to
be coUectcd just as avidly, so
please complete and return
your Collector's Application
without delay.
Frff Pre•••-Cw You will receive, with our comoll-
menta, a bancbome r.relCll~tlon cue d«ipted 10 di9p ay and pro-
lect your proof finish inlO(.
IMl'ORTANT1 ORDf.:«S MUST BE POSTMAUKD In' MARDI 15, lt7S
Quiek
Bean Cl1owder
Takes
15Minutes!
CJlps 'rf %pies
LAZY COOK'S TRICK
When making a mix-In-one main
dish, stir It up In the greased caa-
serole. Thia saves an extra bowl and
cuts down on after~lnner cleanup.
HOW TO STORE BREAD
Enriched bread la e perishable
food. It la one of the few perishable
producta made from relatively non-
perllhable Ingredient• -llke wheat
and nour. The way bread la stored
affecta lta eating qualltlea. Enriched
bread may be stored In the refriger-
ator to retard mold, but the longer
the refrigeration period, the firmer
the bread becomes. Refrigeration
tends to Increase staling. Special
wrappers or containers do noC offset
the effects of cool temperature on
bread freahneu. Freezing bread for
a short time. however. keepa It In Ila
fresh-from-th&-<>ven condition, espe-
cially when reheated after thawing.
TURKEY TIPS
Turt(ey la plentlful right now and
It's good aense to serve It frequent-
ly. Turtcey Is a constant family fa-
vorite, and for round-~lock
recipe poaslbUltles why not try
creamed turkey on whole wheat
wames {made from the new mix),
turkey and fresh-fruit salad or roast-
ed cranberry-.apple glazed turtcey
breast?
PROTEINS FOR PENNIES
Sardines, those tasty silver flsh
found packed in oil or tomato sauce
In every grocery store, are an excel-
lent source of protein. A 4-oz. can
supplies 45 percent of the recom-
mended adult dally allowance of
protein and calcium, as well a.a sig-
nificant amounts of phosphorus and
Iron. The ·current retail price of a
4-oz. can of sardines ranges b&-
tween 20 and 30 cents. Larger cans
average "5 cents per can.
10 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Februtry 9, 117.5
GOLDEN MACARONI 'N'
FRANK BAKE
Preheat o~eo to JSo•p . In 1 'h-.qt.
baking dish oombine 2 caoa ( 14* -
oz. size) macaroni and cheeae, I
can (I Jb.) aliced c.rrot.. drajned,
YJ lb. frankfurtera, cut in chunb,
IA teaspoon carawey aeed, IA cup
fresh or froun chopped onion and
3 drops Tebnco' .. uce. Sprinkle
with YJ cup grated ~r
cheMe. Bake 25-30 mlnutea, until
bubbly. Males 4 suvings
BEEF BALLS IT ALIANO
Preheat oven to 3so•p , lo large
bowl combine 2 slices rye or whole
wheat bread, crumbled, YJ cup bot
mUk, I egg, 1 lb. ground beef, 1 'h
teaspoons garlic taft. ~ teaspoon
pepper and 2 tcaspoom penley
ftllk•. Work well wi~ hands and
then shape into I 0 large meatballs.
Place in sh.allow 2-.qt. bakina pao.
In same bowl combine 2 cana (tOYJ-
oz. siz.e) tomato eoup, 'h cup
water and l tcupooo oregano
leaveL Pour over meatballs. Bake
for 30 minutes. Malu 5 servi11gs
BAKED CHEESE SANDWICH
Preheat oven to 37S0 P. Grease a
I 3x9x2-incb baking pan. Spread 12
slices bt-ead with rnuetard. Place 6
sli~ bread in baking pan, muatard
side up. Top with 6 slices Swt•
c:heeae, folded in half. Cover with
rcmajning bread slices. Beat t~
gcthcr 4 eggs. 2 cups milk. I tea·
spoon MJt and J tablespoon Worce.
terahlre Nuce. Pour over sand -
wiches. Sprinkle with 2 cups sraled
Cheddar ct.eeae. Top with 6 to-
mato .Uces. Bake 25 minutes, or
until puffed. Makes 6 urvings
QUICK BEAN CHOWDER
lo 3-.qt. aaucepan combine 2 cans
( 16-oz. size) port Md Mane In
tomato sauce, I can ( 12 oz.a.)
com with r9d and green peppen,
I can (8 oza.) tomatoM, I cup
chopped frcah or frouo onion, 'h
teaspoon NH, IA teaspoon ground
black pepper, 1 bar leaf and 1 qt.
.. ter. Mash beana lightJy with po-
tato masher. Heat to boiling, reduce
heat and simmer for lS minutes un-
.<:overed. Mahi 2 qts.
TUNA CHOW MEIN
Jn electric akiUet combine 1 can
( I O'h ozs.) mu.hroom .oup and
~ cup water. Add 1 can (6Y.a or 1
ozs. ) tuna, drained and flaked, 'h
Continued
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•.• Our agent in the orient discovered
this exquisite collector's piece, rich in
ancient Chinese my, icism !
~
"THE CHINESE
WISHING LIGHT''
(breathtakingly beautiful lamp is cordless!)
An incredible reproduction of the
time honored household gods of an-
cient China. Each of the dieties is
molded in jewel-fike hues and lit by
bulbs concealed inside. Prosperity,
Longevity and Happiness are the
three gods to whom Jhe Chinese di-
rected their every wish and hope for
countless centuries. Today they're
yours to glorify any shelf, table or
mantel with their mystical glow.
There is Fu-Sing, the god of happi-
ness, in jade green. His petition to the
Emperor brought peace to his native
land and happiness to his people. The
coral-red god of prosperity is Lu -Sing
... the people prayed to him for an
abundant harvest in elaborate cere-
monies'each year. finally there's the
old god Shou-Sing . . . the god who
decides the date of every man's death
... reproduced here in ivory white.
These three ancient gods are com-
bined ... as tradition would have it
... on a jet black pedes tal.
We hope you'll find this lamp a
colorful addition to your home. In
China, gods like these 'were the cen-
ter of oriental life. Today you can
have them for your home along with
an interesting narrative filled with
myths and fables about these three
gods. Battery operated, with an al-
most unnoticeable switch. Jewel-
toned Chinese gods are approxi -
mately s·, the pedestal 21/2x7x1 11 ....
high, made of plastic. We hope that
long Life, Prosperity and Happiness
find their way into your home. Uses
6 "C" batteries. Not included.
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red or g,..., pepper •trips, 1 can ( 16 ozs.)
ChlMM ~.., drained, and 2 tea-
spoons eor uuce. Heat to boiling. Reduce
heat and simmer S minutes. Serve over hot
cooked rice and sprinkle with J can (3 oz.a.)
chow meln nood.... Maus 4 urvings
PIZZA-FILLED CRESCENTS
Preheat oven to .W0°F . ln skillet brown 1 lb.
ground beet. Break up meat as it cooks; drain
off (at. Stir in 1 can ( 6 oz.a.) tomato paste, 1
tablespoon chopped fresh or froi.eo onion, I
teaspoon 8Ugar, Y.J teaspoon~ l•YM
and '1it teaspoon pepper. Cool. Oo two un-
greased cootie sheets. separate 2 (8-oz.. siz.e)
cans refrigerated CtMCent dough into 8 rec-
tangles; press perlontions to seal. Cut each
rectanBle in baU crosswise. Place ~ cup meat
mixture on half of each rectangle. Sprinkle 1-2
teaspoons shredded mozurella c~ over
meat mixture. Fold remaining half of rectan-
gle over meat and cheese. Press edges with fork
to seal, brush surf aces lightly with milk.
Sprinkle with .....,,. Meds. Bake 15-20 min-
utes. or until golden brown.
Makes 16 sandwiches
QUICK CEBOLLA-FRIJOLES SOUP
Jn 3-<Jt. saucepan, prepare I envelope onion
eoup mix according to package directioM.
Add l can (15 ozs.) red bMna In chill 9fll¥Y,
3 tablcspooru ketchup and 1 beet bouillon
cube. Muh beans lightly with potato masher.
Heat to boiling; reduce heat and simmer S
minutes. Serve with hot aarlic 'n' cheese bread.
Mak~s5 cups
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Pinet ppte Ch1•1wlc:Me ere ..... from e
eurprlafngly good combinetlon of lngredlenta.
PINEAPPLE CHEESEWICH
Combine 'h cup pickle relish, 'h cup bar-
becue eauce or ketchup and l teaspoon
horMradl9h. Spread 12 slices rye bread with
relish muture. On each of 6 slices bread place
l slice sharp Cheddar ch .... , 1 alicc bolo-
gna and 1 sJjcc canned plnMpple. Top wjth
a second slice of cheese and 2 strips crisp
bacon. Close sandwiches with remaining slices
of bread, sauce side down. In large skillet melt
!4 cup butter or mArgarine. Grill sandwiches
on each side until golden brown and cheese
melts. Ma/cu 6 Jandwiches
SPINACH 'N' EGGS ON MUFFINS
Cook· 1 pkg. (l 0 ozs.) frozen chopped
aplnach according to package directions.
Drain weU. Stir in 2 tablespoons chopped fresh
or frozen onion and I pkg. ( 3 ou.) cream
chHH. Stir until cheese melts. Split and toast
4 Engllah muffins. Spr~ad with 2 tablespoons
butter or margarine, then spread with l can
(3 ozs.) deviled ham. Top each haJf with
spinach mixture; keep warm. Poach 8 egg•
1n bubbling water to which 2 teaspoons vine-
gar have been added. Drain egp; place 1 egg
on each muffin half. Combine I can ( 11 lh ozs.)
Cheddar chen• soup with I tablespoon
Parm ... n c,,._• and 2 tabl~m mffk;
heat to boiling. Spoon cheese sauce over eggs.
Mohs 4 serving1
14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, FebNary I, 1116
CHILI DOGS
1n medium saucepan in l tablespoon "99-
table oll saute t clove minced gartlc and th
cup chopped fresh or froun onion S minutes,
stirring. Add lh lb. ground beef. Cook meat
until it loses red color, breaking up with spoon
as it cooks. Stir in ~ cup kMchup, 1 can ( 8
oz.a.) tomato eauce, ~ teaspoon chlll pow-
der and th teaspoon ult. Split 8 frankfurter•
halfway through lengthwitc and grill until
lightly browned. Place each in a toasted frank-
furter roll, spoon on chili sauce and top with t
tableapoon grated chHH. Serve with pickles.
Makes 8 servings
SOUPER BOWL CHICKEN STEW
Cook l pka. ( l O oza.) frozen peee accord·
ing to package directions; drain. In skillet com-
bine peas, 2 cans ( 1 lb. 3 OZ."'9iz.e) chunky
chfck.n and noodl• or chunky chicken and
rice soup. S1ir in J can ( S oz.a.) chlclc.n or 1
can ( 6 oz.s.) tuna. drained, o r 4 hard-a>oked
egga, quartered, J 1ar (2in ou.) sliced mush-
room•, drained, v.. teaspoon thyme ... wea
and 3 drops TabalCO. Blend V.. cup water and
2 tablespoons ftour smoothly, stir into soup
mixture. Heat to boiling. stirring once or twice.
Prepare lnat.nt maahed potatoea for 5 or 6
servings according to package directions.
Spoon potatoes on top of stew, making "dump-
lings." Serve in deep soup bowls.
Tender chlctcen br ... t.
Mite to perlectlon In •
uvory cheeM sauce.
P.ech MIVM ftlted with
crenbeny-oranoe retleh
.set garnish.
Ma/us .S-6 servings
Your baby's first foods should be
plain and simple.
When your baby nears his first month, his
world begins to broaden. Eyes begin to
follow light ... tiny fists unfold ... as he
discovers the world around him.
And soon it's time for one of the most
unique experiences of all ... the introduc-
tion of solid foods.
Ifs important that your baby begin
on the simple foods. Traditional starters
are single-grain cereals ... one-fruit juices
... plain strained meats. They'll make up
the basic diet for your baby, not only help-
ing to provide adequate nourishment, but
also helping to broaden his tastes.
Keeping to the simple varieties at the
beginning is important, too. in helping you
and your doctor note any unusual reac-
tion to certain foods. •
How do you know your baby is ready
for solids? It depends on individual needs
and your doctor. Now the question is,
which food will be used as a starter? For
most babies, it's cereal.
Starting with cereal. Gerber single-
grain cereals are excellent choices. They
have· an especially smooth texture. And
the flavors are pleasantly bland, the way
babies prefer them.
Rice and Oatmeal are the traditional
cereals recommended. Like all Gerber
dry cereals, each is enriched with iron,
thiamin, and other important B-vitamins.
When first introducing cereals, it's a
good idea to make the mixture quite soupy
( 4 or 5 tablespoons of milk or formula to
1 tablespoon of cereal). As baby gets used
to the mixture, you can gradually make
the cereal thicker.
Meats provide important
protein. Simple strained meats
are the best starting meats. And
Gerber meats are high in the
body-building protein that your
baby needs during his first year -
his fastest year of growth.
Gerber meats are lean and
moist. They' re processed the
Gerber way to retain natural
juices and lower the fat level,
when necessary.
Time for variety. Your baby's interest
in food at 6 months is likely to be higher
than it will be at one year, so this is an
ideal time to introduce him to a variety
of foods.
Let your baby tJy one new food at a
time. Small portions at first, then gradu-
ally increase the serving. And if you serve
the new food at the beginning of a meal.
when he's hungry, he'll probably be more
ready to accept it.
'Abrk for a balanced daily diet, in-
cluding milk and milk products; meat and
other protein foods; vegetables and fruits;
cereals.
Feeding tips. Should you heat the
baby food? Unless your baby likes it that
way, it's not necessary. Try warming v~ge
tables and meat, serve fruit and dessert at
room or refrigerator temperature. Fruit
juices should no t be heated; it might
destroy the Vitamin C .
Remember, too, that at the begin-
ning, your baby will probably not be eat-
ing a fu ll jar of food. So when you don't
expect to use it all at one feeding, transfer
the portion to be fed to a serving dish.
Cover and refrtgerate the unused portion.
Try not to feed your baby directly from
the jar.
And do relax. These are the times
when your baby will form associations
with food that will stay with him a ll his life.
Wh en mealtime is a
happy sharing time, your
baby will have a feeling of
security and belonging.
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PEACHY CHICKEN
Preheat oven to 400°F. Place 1 ~ lbs.
chicken bre•ts or chicken pa.cu akin side
down in shallow baking dish. DriuJc with 2
tablespoons melted butter or margarine. Bake
IS minutes. Tum chicken pieces, bake IS min-
utes longer. Combine l can ( 11 ozs.) Chedcl•r
cheete 80Up, 'i-4 cup dry white wtne or
chicken broth and 1 small clove gartlc,
minced. Pour over chicken, bake lS minutes
longer. Fill 4 canned peach helvea with crart-
berry-orange relfah or cranberry sauce. Serve
with chicken. Maus 4 servings..
HAM AND ASPARAGUS ROLLS
Preheat oven to 3S0°F. Drain l can (IS
ozs.) aparagua apql'9. Roll 1 thin slice fully
cooked h8m from 6--0z. ptg. and 1 slice SM•
or Muenster cheese from 6-oz. pkg. around 3
asparagus spears. Place rolls in shallow
greased baking pan. Combine I can (11 ou.)
Cheddar cheete aoup, 2 tablespoons mllk,
~ teaspoon dry muatard and 3 drops Taba•
co. Pour over ham rolls. SprintJe with 3 table-
spoons grated Parmesan cheese. Bake for 20-
25 minutes untiJ bubbly. Serve with buttered
toast or rice. Makes J suvings
SHEPHERD'S PIE
Preheat oven to 375°P. In skillet saute 1 lb.
ground beef and 1 cup fresh or frozen onion
until meat loses its red color. Drain off fat if
necessary. Stir in 1 can (8 ou.) tomato aeuc.,
in teaapoon aalt, 'i-4 teaspoon black pepper
and in teaspoon celery ult or scuoned salt.
Spoon into 1 in-qt. shallow bating diah. Spread
3 cups mashed potatoes on top. Sprinkle with
l cup ahredded Cheddar ch•••· Ba\_e for
30..35 minutes uncovered, or until cheese is
melted and casserole is bubbly.
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By Cluarley Prl•e
In conversation with Helen Dorsey
Country....., a..t.J Prlde'a ..._.RCA
Aecord9 •!bunt .. celled .. Pride of AIMrica."
"Of course cooks In those days
never had any special recl1>99; It wa•
all In their heads. But somehow
everything they prepared toted
delicious."
I don't know bow my mother managed to
cook so well for such a large family. I grew
up in Slcdsc, Miss., with seven brothers
and three siste~. My mother never had too
much to work with, but she seemed to know
what she was doing, whether she was cooking
for five or 15.
Of course cooks in those days never bad
any special recipes; it was all in their heads.
But somehow everything they prepared tasted
delicious. I particularly loved my mother's
11 • FAMILY W£EKL Y. Febniary 9, 117&
A CelebrityCoo~
Blaek-Eyed Peas-
Favorites From Charley Pride~s Childhood .
peach preserve&. In fact, I've just found some-
one who fixes them the way she used to.
There's a little country restaurant near the
Loveless Motel on Highway l 00 outside of
Nashville where tlMy serve beautiful biscuits
and peach preserves.
My mother cooked almost every Southern
food you could mention: biacuits. com bread,
fried chicken, turnip greens, collards, black-
eyed peas, peach pie or peach cobbler. And
bcr sweet potato pica, how I loved them_! My
mother's paucd on now, but e~ry time I have
sweet potato pie, I think about her. My dad's
still alive, and he's almost u good a cook as
my mother was. I'm lucky, too, that when I
married, I gained another mother. [Charley's
mother-in-law, Mabel Cohran.) She's a real
Southern cook and taught my wife well.
I live in Dallas now. When I really long for
food like my mother used to cook, I go to my
dad's. or my mother-in-Jaw's to get the real
black-eyed peas and sweet potato pies. My
mother-in-law will tell you bow to fix my
favorite food.
CHARLEY'S FAVORITE
SWEET POTATO PIE
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1 teMpoon ~ wenlta utrect
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1 unbaked t-andl pie .,...,
1. Combioc sweet potatoes with all ingredients
except pie abell, blending well with electric
mixer (or hand-mix using a wooden spoon).
Pour into pie shell.
2. Bake in preheated 400°F. oven about 30
minutes, or until golden and puffy. Serve alone
or topped with sweetened whipped cream.
M aku one 9-inch pl~
BLACK-EYED PEAS
1 ...... hock (about ¥1 It.)
2~..W
1 medk.wlHized onion. chopped, opUon8I
1 cup drted black~ed pe• (toak overnight
In refrlgendor)
Salt total•
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1. Place meat in aaucepan with water. Add
onioo. Cover; cook over low heat about 1 hour.
2. Drain peas, ditcarding any dUcolorcd ones.
Add peas to meat; add more water if necessary.
Continue cooking about l hour, or until peas
arc tender. Season to taste.
3. To serve, cut meat into small pieces, add to
peas. Delicious with corn bread.
Maus 4 strvings
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The 7-Day Milk Diet is planned around the
nutritional values of milk. To help keep you going.
Because we don,t want you to give up. Her~
what else you get. Seven daily meal plans.
Delicious (and nutritious) recipes.
A simple exercise ~
program you can do in minutes. Diet tips. And, a
guide to help you eat right for life.
Now. Just in case you aren't standing in front
of your grocer's dairy case this very minute, you can
still sample Saturday's menu right here.
Breakfast
330cal.
Lunch
270cal.
Dinner
605 cal.
Fruit yogurt (8 oz. carton)
l slice whole wheat toast
1/2 ripe banana, mashed or sliced on toast
Openface cheese and tomato sandwich
Small orange
Glass of Milk
Hawaiian Ham with rice (1/s cup cooked)
Tossed green salad with lemon juice and
herb dressing
Wedge of cantaloupe
lla.w4W8'0 Ila• Steak (Makes 2 servings).
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3/4 cup canned unsweetened pineapple chunks,
112 cup pineapple juice, 1 beef bouillon cube,
1 ( 6 oz.) pre-cooked ham steak,
1 small green pepper, sliced, 1 tsp. cornstarch,
. cold water, 1/4 tsp. ginger, 1 tbsp.
brown sugar. . ·
Heat pineapple juice in frypan;
add bouillon cube and stir to dis-
solve. Add ham steak, green
pepper and pineapple. Cover
and simmer 8 minutes. Tum steak
once. Remove ham steak and keep
warm. Blend cornstarch into cold water,
gradually stir into juice· in frypan. Add
ginger and brown sugar. Cook and stir
until smoothly thickened and mixture
comes to a boil. Simmer 2 minutes.
Pour over ham steak.
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People Quiz
Can Your Dreams
Last Night Malle
You Happier
Today?
~~~~
In her new book, '1Creative Dream-
ing" (Simon and Schuster, $7.95), psy-
chologjst Patricia,
L.Garficld explores
one of sleep's most
fascinating myster-
ies: the world of
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. How much you recall of what you
dream tells a lot about your personality.
2. There are tested tricks and devices you
can use lhat will help you remember,
relive, and evaluate your dream-life ex-
periences.
3. It is possible to know you are dream-
ing while you are dreaming.
4. Your most productive dreams arc
likely to occur in the morning hours.
5. You can learn to control your dreams.
ANSWERS
1. True. Dream-research studies are
cited which show that low dream re-
callers tend lo be "conformist, self-<:an-
troUed and defensive." They arc also
likely lo be ''more confident and less
self-aware than habitual high dream re-
callers." On the other hand, it was found
that hjgh dream recallers tend to be more
anxious, less self-<:anfident, but possess
more self-understanding and a keener in-
sight into their iMerrnost feelings and
desires. Women, it's noted, seem to have
the inside track over men when it comes
lo remembering lheir dreams.
2. True. First, use self-sugg~tion. TeJJ
yourself firmly just before you go to
sleep at night that you are going to re-
member your dreams. Next, to keep a
dream from fading out of your con-
sciousness like a wisp of smoke: "Know-
ing that you have just awalcened from
'11 dream, the next step is crucial. Don't
open your eyes! Lie still with eyts closed
and let images flow into your mind.
20 • FAMIL y WEEKLY. F.t>ru1ry 9, 1975
Don't begin thinking about what you
muat do for the day. Just Jet yourself
feel. Very often this is enough lo allow
the images of your just~nded dream lo
return." And, it's pointed out, the tiniest
fragmmt of the lost dream can serve as
a hoolc for the whole night's series of
dreams.
3. T"'e. This is called a ··1ucid dream.''
Awareness can range from the mere
thought that "this is only a dream" to an
unbelievable freedom from all restric-
tions of body, time and space. When
you become lucid you can do anything
in your dream. You can fly anywhere
you wish, experience romance with the
partner of your choice, converse with
friends long dead or people unknown to
you; you can sec anyplace in the world
you choose, experience aU le'(els of emo-
tions, receive answers to questions that
plague you, and, in general, use the full
resource of material stored in your mind.
You con learn to become conscious dur-
ing your dreonu.
4. True. Dr. Garfield's findings confirm
those of another dream scientist. lo each
case all of the "lucid dreams'' they
studied-the dreams that could be put to
the most constructive use-occurred be-
tween 5 a.m. and 8: 30 a.m. It's concluded
that, "Perhaps it is easier to exert con-
sciousness when more rested." In any
case, dreamers are advised that their
efforts to become "lucid" in their dreams
wiU be more successful during this
period.
5. True. The psychologist reports her
findings as follows: You can develop
your dream control by keeping a careful
diary of your dreams, working with it
before and after dreaming, and learning
from yourself. The most important goals
to achieve during your dreams are de-
veloping dream friends, becoming fear-
less of dream enemies, and becoming
consciow of your dream state. Once you
are fearleM of your dreams, you become
free to use them in any way you desire.
You may, not be able to grow rich
through dreams (although even this is
possible), but you can n..
assuredly grow happier. Ill.I
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''Good Old Days" with thla ct. tailed reproduction of the radio that ent.rtal~ the whole fam. lly In the '30'•. W.'w scel~ It down In alze ao you cen put It
anywhen1 put In a modem
tran11st0rlzed AM end wen In-
cluded the bettertff. H""mpect plHtk: ce.. looll9 lllle mahOC· any. ~lculouaty detalted down to volume control, tunln1 knob & cloth covered apeakert •-nx!5•.
145M-"96t
Res. $9.99 . lale $6.99
BURGER PRESS KIT
Drop 3 to 4 ou. of 1round meat Into the
buraer mak•r. p11ah metal pattla p..-s
down, edd ••P9rator-& aoon you'll have 1 ~en uniform pattl .. to cook or fraezel
Ho meH)' hend•thaplnc. no wrapplna Job to dol And burpra pop rl&ht out when
you're reedy to u .. ttwtm. Great tor fish or potetoe pettlff tool You 1.t 2 contain-
.,.. with Ilda, iua•. and 2 sets of reUH· able Mparatoni. Made of durable poly. .thy!-.
13354-•wser ,...._ IClt
Rec. $2.99 .
PICTURE 1 \ -·-SET
Oaln•bor -CM.llh._ "Blue
Boy" •nd Sir . ThOmn Law.
rence'• "Pink· .... -both
bNutttul "'" c:o4of" prints r• Of'Oduced In Italy. They've bMn plac~
behind ., ...
In exqulsltely
omate metel
frames you'll display In your
home with 1reat pride. Velvet • like
backln1-You
'9C91v• bothl 5'h x a-n·.
!Ma-.. ~ Plclllr9 A .... $3.99 S.la$1.9'
The cl•••lc International travel-
'"' b .. -ao sleetlly atyted • • . yet roomy .,_,.,, for WMk·
HANDY HANO.HELO VACUUM.
ER HAS MANY USE'SI You sat •tronc •uctlon & brush action from a hand·h•ld, pel~alz.ed vecuuml Mab crumbs vanish;
clean drapa, cer ... ta. aoflla,
.tc., with one fln1er, push-but-
ton eaH. Mell•• those dlfflcutt
cleanlna lobs eHy. Uses 2 "C'' bett. (not Included. Sff p. 4.)
No bap to empty-just remove
t0p & clean Just like •" Hhtray.
f'tHtlc. Waicti• just 10 OD.
14212-ltUn&-Vac. Rec. $5.99 ..
ROSE WALL DECORATION
A full-color n>s• fantaay In hammered metal d.c<>r·
at•• over 270 sq. Inches of wall area. Hot pink,
baby blue, 6nd canary yellow ro ... ere poised In
perpetual •plenclor on sraeeful, leefy •tems to brina the brilhtneH of sprinatlme all year 'n>Yndt The
handcrafted rosff ascend from a ano-hli. baaket. u·x20·. Get • pelr-for • dramatic duo that cen
meke a rooml
11171-""8 Wall Dee.ration
Rec. $2.99 Sale $1.99
HOBO TOTE
OUR FAMOUS BLUE DENIM
"HOBO TOTE". S.ddl•stltc:h·
Inc, petch pockets, •II the wild
wes'-m features .•• even prer. rt• red buttonat Roomr 10 x 10~ •; snap closure, 18 strap.
11146-Hobo Tot. .. ~e~
CERAMIC
WALL PLAQUE
"Olva Ua Thia Day Our Dally Bread" la depicted by • plO-nHr couple, Heted at the table
at m•altfme, with hand• fold..:!
In .Pntyer. 3 dlmenalonal cer.
amlc plaque ls handpalnt~ In pastel tonH of brown and blue.
Adds a note of w•nn thanks-
1Mn1 to kitchen or dlnln1
room .•. a beeutlfl.tl reminder to count our bi.ulnp. 11 •x11•.
14531-Plaque
Rea. $3.99 . Sale $1.99
ELEPHANT BANK
ends, awmlahtera; shopplna.
Titere'a • l•tlPI zippered mefn compartment. plus an outside pouch for reedlna material, and a handy :dp pocket for tlcllm, &few.a. acervea. L .. lh•'llraln vlnyl, 2 henctl ... H~xllx5•.
12704_9,_.. .. , ...... lt105-........ ,.,. ...
GILOE1> EISENHOWER DOLLAR! Electroplated• with 24-lcerat sold. The first dollar coin minted In yeers commemorwtes a 1r•at 1enarat and our 34th Pres.ldent. On the reverae aide of th• coin the American ••SI• hovers above the moon's surface with
th• ennounoament: ''The Eeal• HH Lendedl" This could w.11 ~ come an ha(rfoom. ltt21-~r Doaar ..
A collector's treeaure ... faith. fully reproduced from the mold
of th• pr1eelee 19th century
museum orlslnall Faacln1tlna to watch In action! Put e coin
In the elephant's trunk ... his
tall swtnp-deJ>O$ftl"8 the loot
In tha Rajah'• lofty lf'Ofden chair on his b1clc. Cast Iron. 7• hi .
R ... $4.99 . . . . tale $1.91
TEACH THE WORLD TO lOVEI
Each flsurine In her own native
dreH-handc:erved end lovlnaty
hand-pelnted down to the tfnJ..
fft detall: Miu Ireland, Ger· many, Hofland, Spain, Cfllna
and J1pen toeether In· a h•nd-sculptured 3-tler wood shelf.
Flfurinas 2~· tall, 11~ x 6'.4 x ~-ah.if.
141S2-""'* • ...,, R ... $5.99 ..... lale P.99
COUNTRY
. STORE ORGANIZER
Copied from ttie Df'l•nlzer once found In wary country "1-ral store" . . . where the poatmea-
ter sorted mall Into pld~· hol... Cherml,,. nostellt• & truly functional-today, perfect
for envelopes, bill•, postcerds, etc., 111 In their own alots. EV-en
hH • drewer for stamps •n thlnp. Handsomely crafted In
cofonl,tl finished wood. Hanp
or stand•. 71hd0lt41/1•.
13228-Country Store Orpnlnr
..... $4.99 . .. .. $2.99
PHONE
BOOTH
Creates• neat
nook for all
th• thins• you need to hne handy
by th• hi•
phone. Befow ar• two shelvea to
hold notepad• and pencil• or
ad d re• • boob. Abow fa e dlapfay ahelf for your
f.vorite knick·
knack•. Crafted of
-rm walnut finish wood.
Easy to H · Hmbte and hens. 171.4 x 6 11 3·14 Inches.
12725-llcloth
Rec. $2.99
Sale$l.49
13985-Elephant Bank
Rec. $9.99 . . .. Sale $7.99
CAT LITTER BOX
NEW CAT BOX KEEPS LITTER
IN-ends mes1y cl .. n-up for.
evert Sclentlflcally deslsned
cet box keeps litter In . . . no
more mes•y floors. Dlsposeble llnera are secured by hlnaed folddown top. Recffaed han.
dies mall• cleanln1 • •napl Un· breaJlabl• plastic; 1Sx20·. 6
lln•ra Incl. 12 paclc refill.
lJ137-lloll Set R•I· $9.99 lala $5.99
VIOLET POT
"PRETTY" describes thl• dec-orator planter. Dainty purple
violets & pe~ ''"" IHVff adorn the 1raeefully fluted
white Hrthenware pot. Beked
to a bNutlful Jewel.Ilk• flnl•h.
Perfect for real vlolets or mete ..
believe posies. 4 Y.r •. Violets
not Incl.
1 ltOl-YkaW Pot
Res. $2.99 . . . Sale $1.99
CANO LE
CLOCK
CANDLE
CLOCK IN· VENTED BY ALFRED THE
GREATI Authentic med level repllce.
A• cendle
bums, It
ce•ts a
•hadow on plaque
lndlcatln1
Hme In ~th
Arabic & Ro. men numer-als. Hand· craft9d pine: wroUSht Iron bra~. 12• hi.
14111-
C.ndk
Clodc
Rel-$7.99i· .. .... 99
GRANDMOTHER
PLATE
Honor they father, thy mother,
now thy arandmothar toot The 1olden trimmed porcelain plate
Is O.Cortted wfth h1ndpalnted f1owcira and a h .. rt.warmln1
poem. Sha can stand It on
edl• or use h•n1er on beck to
•how It off proudly. An ·~sion of love she'll cherish. 5% •.
13722-01'9ndmother
Rea. $1.99 . . Sale 99-
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KNEE GUARDS
Soft & durable -end sore knefl from kn .. llna In prden, or
when doins repair work. Perfect too for the hou1ewlfe when
wa1hlna & waiclna floors. Ad·
Ju1table 1traps flt over cfothH.
ANTIQUED .. COPPER"
WALL SCOUNCE PAIR
Hammered metal wall sconces finished In antique copper briahten
walls day or niaht. Hurricane ala&s shade houses candles whose burn.
inc liaht bounces off the scallop ed&ed reflector plate. A stunnlna pair that makes any wall come alive, each 9" across.
11713-KIMe Guardt pr. $2.99 14613-Copper-Gaow AnUqued Wall Sconce ,.air $7.99
BUG-OFF
Never see a dead roach aaa1n
... never ... a live one eithert
Thl1 i1 an excit1n1 new product that completely eliminates roache6 and waterbues. Non-
tollf!, odortns and contalnina
no 0 D.T. Easy-to-use no-waste
applicator. Worils silently up to
five full years-preventin1 rein·
fe1tation. 5 ounces Is enouah to protect a five room house.
13097-Bua.otf $2.99
FRANKLIN STOVE
Thl1 replica of a Ben Franklin stove has been reproduced In
heavy black cast-iron for you to
uM as a nostala1c table decora.
tlon. Remove the lid ... fill It
with dried flowers and watch
how It drestes up a shelf. A
beau11fully styled miniature that
will dellaht collectort. s· tall,
211. • wide.
14600-Franlrlln Stove $3.99
CORNER SHELF
Eleaant wall show-off fits snusty
Into a comer. Authentically Ea't-ly
American, with 3 scalloped
she"'-9 and provincial wood
turnl'nss to helatiten the beauty of a curio coltectlon. S.asoned
pine, the soft brown wood Im-parts its own warmth. 19• hi.;
H . shelf 6 ~ • dffp.
11936-Comer She" . $5.99
HOSE CADDY
Over 100 ft. of hosal Pronaed tip
Insert.a In around-place near
fauce-t & hose Is always ready
for use. Ad1ustable clip holds
standard nozzles in watenna po-sition. Weather-resistant steel
31-.
8115-Hosa c.ddy $4.99
,
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if't:.. <>
• J -C':r 1-tf' ,;-e ~ 6' .... :;-
CORN STRIPPER
Strips kernels from sweet com
without mashina. m•nalln• or
crushlna. Now Mrve delicious
fresh cut com kernels, even pllf"
up for cannin .. Denture -•rers can once eaa1n enjoy this table
treell Flexible circlet autom1tlc·
ally sizes cutter to any ear. ad.
justs for taper So easy to use
even a child can strip a cob
4-4U-Com Stripper $1.29
CARBIDE
PENCIL
Permanent tuna·
sten-carbide t ip
works llke a pen-c i I but never
needs sharpenin1 Protect valuables
-personalize
tools. keys, ster-
eo. tapes, etc.
Carbide tip etches
like a diamond & l1st1 forever. 6"
Iona.
11370-Carblde
l"encll $3.99
MATCH BOX
T1ke 1 peek at the charm1na Victorian era
wtten bis wooden matches were a ll1tchen
nec.ftSlty. Black cast Iron holder stores an
entln1 boll. If you're lookln1 for an unusual
planter, old•lookina m1tch bo• Is • deliaht·
filled with tralllnc Ivy. A ch1rmln1 "antique"!
7x3V.•2'h".
12901-Metch Boll $2.99
WONDER
BAR
Can II tip )'Oii slim down, build ,.
up and en Joy • •
~"''' 1ppe,,. 1nct In Olll' 10 ml1111tu 1 d11. fun, USJ. fffl
results wry first
HUion. Coflt.
PIC t, t11ht· welpt; like to
office, beach
1n1wt11re. Full
ln1tructlo111
teach JOii how to slim lllps,
tulMly' "''tlla;
tone ''"' '"" ~=-t ~~1~:r.i a dlJ. Ho undue
slrllni111 or pull· 1111-Md 10 In-
expensive!
, .. 2_ ... .., .., ... p."
--1 lflu, .,. 14 , 1
SHOULDER-
SHOWER
Snap new clever should•r·show-er around your neck. It sends
splash-proof 1tre1m of w1ter
downward, 11Vn a coollna. In.
vlaorat1n1 aho-r without dis-
turbina hair-do or mak•up.
Greet for lnstent fresh-ups with·
out 1ettln1 head we-t. 3' Iona. adapter fits any feuce-t. Real
convenience In the t>.thl
4918-Shoulder-~ $2.99
BIRD FEEDER
Beautifully rendered brown & ~ellow sunflo-r Is desianed on
the/rfnclple th1t wild birds find
foo by slaht. Perched lltop a 6-ft. steel pole; sunnower top lifts
off for eaay fllllnc. Se•thru
f-.der & tra' ere 9 J1 6-. Stunt-lly made o weether raslstent molded plastic.
10542-Blrd f'eeder $5.99
MENDING TAPE
S.al rtpa and spilt Hams In auto upholstery, convertible
toe>s and windows, ralncear.
plastic allp covers, luaaaa• -
before they 1pre1dl Self-adhe-
sive tape Is -atherproof, and wlll withstand temperatures to
400°. 1os· JI 2· wide.
ll03S-MandlfW Tape $1.99
SCANTIES
Lerwthan llfe of your person.al
wanlrobel Pufect liner under
swimsuits, shorts, slacks, penty
Slrdlft. blkinl Siiky rayon ece-
tate; no tell-taft outlin"I Rub-berized t>.nd to sni.c-ftt all.
5927-~ s.. 9' 2 Sl..4t
/.
RE-NU-HOOD
Replace womout hood and make
your heir dryer like n-eaaln.
Ra-Nu Hood fits eny hose on all
dryers and blowers. Extra·larae
ventlleted c1p puffs out to cover and dry eny style set, even fluf.
fiftt bouffant. Fits comfortably over curlera. Mede of quality
pla1tlc in attractive florel pat· tem.
$1.99
SLIM CYCLE
NOW TO
TEACH '
YOUR
\t40IC!
TOSING ., .......
LEARN TO SING
Amazlna n-boo6I cen teach
anyone to sins beautifultyl (n-
terteln friend•, Join a choir. even
earn extra money. Tellt, di•·
1ram1 & plc1ur" expleln how simply It reelly Is. Sina outl
13973-Laam to SlfW • $3.99
BIKE GARAGE
MAGNETIC BIKE GARAGE. Save blcycln from rein and -•thar
damac•. Powerful built-In m•a· nets hold aar•1• In place ...
curely. Reinforced plastic; fits
all slzea; folds small when not
In use.
$1.99
Here's a new lazy WI)' to tone up . .
emninc slim cyclal Relax while you ... erclMI Read or watch TV as you pedal
awey. Tone up lep, tummr., hips In Just mlnutH • da)', without tak n1 time 1way
from other thinp on your schedule. Tub-
ular ltffl frame; ettached vinyl floor mat
-fold• eway for store1e. Start toda)' -
~al your way to fltnessl
14385-Um Cyc.. . $7.99
'COUNTRY STORE
SCALE
Mlnlatur• black cast-iron scele
Is a noatalJlc loc* Into the past.
Yester)'9ar • shopkffpers would
scoop flour. .-rain. candy end more Into th• bia dish to welah
It. 8r111 colore<f count•-l&hts
incJ Appro•. 6 • 3".
14591-Country Scale $3.99
Enjoy real 1ta•1" sauna In the prlv•C)' of your home at a frac.
tlon of th• coatl An aid In we&aht control; relief In tension, .-neral
-11 belna, extra Uft, batter
sleep, eesJna of tlr9d muscln,
1tlmul11tlon of circulatlonl Needs
no lnatallatlon, plu .. In any out-i.t. HM automatic .nvt-off end protec:ttva vinyl floor mat. Com. plate with 1teem aenarator.
6578-Staam Seuna $12.tt
PLUG ANTENNA
AT LASTI A TV AlfnNNA YOU
~UQ IHI Just attach to 19't.
plus Into electric s«llat. Power·
Plus peaks TV to better ~•P.
f,lon, brines In brlaht. clear
lcture even In fnnc are111 Ban-
shes cumbersome, un•iahtly rabbit ears, makn outdoor an-
tennas unnac .. sary. Allows new
TVs to use full power. 11Ye1 b~t to old Mts
5029-..... Antenrta $1.9'
"~"' ~ WOODCHOPPER WEATHERVANE
°'-,,#
PRINTING SET
116 letters, characters. symbols and
numbers! You can parsoneliie stationary,
memoa, aree11na card1, checks, even
print your own sens end plecardsl A
pocket·aize little wonder with endl111
prln1ina u'"I Set includ" 2 l'Otehad printers, en Ink pad end me-tal twMier
for handlin1 HMI You'll think of dozens
of Jobs •.. end It's fun to wortt with!
11112-Prirttlnc lat . $1.29
ELECTRIC POT
Boll 4 cupe of anythlnc In 1 ... than 4 mlnlltnl The M1'9nlty of
cl auk: Blue Onion~· 1 • rambllna bl~ floware and tw1rllna vln" on whlt9 aar1henwa,. •.. ts
perfect for this modem electric
pot. Gr'Mt for the ~. dorm or UM at home. 12-lnch COV9red
pot. 4 * ft. cord fa Included.
1H59-Elaceltc P-. ..... $4.19
llNlll
Mr
BINGO BOOK
Complete Dlfde to lllNQO
•hows you how to wWI more often. Mattt.maticalfy ~ and Mted system pb tM per. c.nta... on your aide. T1'a method .. ao ... Y to ,..m
BINGO cal'd for any , 4 you'll be •bte to -'ed=bnt
com.rs, full cant. atra , & more.
Ut48 ................ JlJ9
AIR FERN
A .... 1 llw plant tttat nwer
need• W8tertns. aoll. carer An air-nourished botllnlcal curi.
oalty • . • luxuriant luah .,.an mermaid fem from mqnlflcent
Enc11ah Channet arowths now a'-ffffh b .. uty to your home. Lasts lndeflnftely. Thrives
on compliments alone. Wel-come atft for plant lovera.
4976-Alr ,..,. ......... $1.19
Picture It. la«Mn with your fa-vorite curios of floral dlaplaya.
Handrubbed -I nut finish woodt Th9re .,. awen 2 • sq. shelf. •t•:r· two 3 *. .,._, posts. an a separat. flve-t:lolnt 6 •
star wtth Its own shelf. 16• tall.
Hanc•nc hardw8,. Included.
141SS-lblrwey
TaA .. r-............ M.91
CHECK BLOOD
PRESSURE AT
HOME
Slmply1 •• ~'!!:!f · KMp watch on ha.Inn of I ones ... and
enjoy peec:. Qf mind be~ doctor vfalts Vou tati. ,...dlnp wltt\ medlc:elly accurate apt,ye.
momanometer. StethoM:ope Is profeulonally dalcned for home UM.
llDS-....... . ........ · 111.tt Z5Sl-~ . . . . . 4.99
CALLUS REMOVER
a.t baell In step-Callus R• mover ,_. rid of uatY altln In
._.. S..fe •• an elactric att.wr. Sturdy pies.tic caM and
&' afactrte cord. Refllt ~ of 7 -f•r head•.
1J017-c.tlue Rllin•uar .. $5.11 uo1a-...,.. a.t
(1 W9fwa) ............. $1M
REPRODUCER
Art reproducer llu thoae com-mercial erttats u..t Projacb
lmap onto paper, carrvH tor
trK!nc. shedinc. Saws meaaur· Ina proportions. Adjusts for perspective, alH. Metal; 7~ •.
4146---ducw ...... $1.49
PLANTSHD.F
Add the ftou'1ah of flowers,
potted ~nta • curtoa to these
llllht-cab:hl,,. shelves for • capttvatlnc dllDl•Y9 Supported
by white trafll•llke w~t· Iron a~ braces. Frost9d •• tic:; 22• wd .. 4" dp .. 30*" I.
12941 .................... .
DISPLAY HOOK
For Indoor or outside flower
pota, blrd feeders, plants, any
ey•pleaMr becom" more en-
tranclna ... way on thls •,_
fully turned and acrollact black
wrouaht Iron finish hook.
Weatherproof steel. Easy-mount s.crwws are Incl. Extends to 9% •.
14048-~ ........ iut
VICTORIAN WALL
BRACKET
Thi lamp b,.cket that once
helped llCht every Vietorlan
hou.ehold mums home •• • w•ll P'•nt." Faithfully detailed In anHqua black eat Iron to lo«* euctly Ilk• Its •l•bo,.t• l~ry anc:estor. T1'a ann •irtenda outward 9 ~ ·: the .
bowl II 4 • diam.
lHDl-V'lcllltt.n ....................... 11-99
FUN MUG
There's • btt of the p,.ctk:al
Jc*"' In each of us. Innocent· looklnc whit• ceramic mu• hH
• -1,....n froc '"tln1 on th• bottom! H•'• cone-lad by th• t>everae• untJI wp la empti.d-wllteh the e xpression of the
drinkers 11 tf'9 ft'OfJ. appears! This surprislne l\Olfelty mui Is
sure to .. tlsfy every funater.
8 oz. nua-,.... Mic ....... $1.49
VACUUM BRUSH
A wondrous bru•h that. mak"
fast and IOOM wtth P9t halrt., tint, ~ th,..da; du9t • • . warythlnc that ct.fl• your standard vacuum cleaner. 'This
cl .. nlna head Is covered wftfl
1 nylon febric thet 1raba AND HOLDS maan.tk:ally wfllle tM auction do.-tM f'Mtf ptastlc
nozzle.. snap-In head fftl •II V«a.
14371-v.c-n ...... . . $1.11
SHAG RUG
ATTACHMENT
Q.t deep down Into tM tfilck•t shap and 1uxury s>'la carpets wttn this 1pacl1lly dasl~ oonla. Now. Inst.ad of al.Im· mine off surface dirt you really pull out the cUrt and dust . . . down to every last s pec. Your eood ahqs and plle carpets
will lo«* more luxurtoua and
last lonpr. Flts all vacuum
claanera. Sturdy plaatlc. u • •one.
11109-Shee-Mblchrnaftt ............ $199
What could be mo'9 al ... nt thin pourins coffM cw tu ttuoup F9C8ful, 81... awan•a
Mdt spouts? Exqufsiwly etched wtth Oellcat. bamboo •nd floral
cMltans on both aldaa; exactly .. wfth Europa's fin< It crystal
_,.._ Dlahwaaher ur. coff" and t.1 ..,_,.to heiehten any
dlnlne oc:cnlon.
13821 aa.. T .. Pllt .... $199
J Ja28 .... corr. ""' . $S.tl
Even tiny compacts have the roer of super tractor-trailers
when they let llO a blaat from this 1anulne electric diesel
hom. Commends •ttentlon . . . simply can't be tenoradl Get
your fair share of the hlahw•Y
no matter what •lz• car you're drlvlnst Mountln1 brackets,
herdwa,., eHy-te>-follow lnshl· latlon Instruction• lncld. 12
volt.
14061-DMsat Hom .... $19.tt
MULTI-HANGER
Hane mo,.. clothes fn lass
t lOfft apace wttti th .... S.rod
hanprs. Each .. perfect for
nearly • complete wardrobe of
men's tl'OUMrs, ladlaa' 11.ec:b, nectctiaa, batts, atfm; all with. out • wrinkle. Rubbe~ to preyent •llpplnc. Open.end
plntic: capped rods rneu for easy replac~ and removal, ~al, 16• wide.
1901-M• lt.lpt' ..... $1.99
HELPING HAND
No mof'9 stooptnc. no more at,.lnlns to re•ch obfects. Ttte "hafpln• hand" has rubber-tip plastic flnpra lfvlns It • firm 1np to retrieve tt.rd.to-ructi ol>
lecta.. Ideal for removlna canned aood• from hl&h shelves.
1U79-Halplns Hand .... $2.99
MACHINE COVERS
Just allp .-thrv P'11tic: cover
on to protect from dust1 dirt & ~tches wtt.thar you MNlve It
•n hotlr or a day. Stop -Ina
any time, put on cover-that'• ttl Fib •II mectiln•I
U82-Machlna CWar ... $1-19
SHOWER
CADDY
NOW! A Pt.ACE TO PUT EVERY· THING IN THE
SHOWER! C.ddy holds soep, sham-
poo, -•hcloth. •ho-r cap & brush! Puts It all wfttiin ... y.reach.
No more 1ua11111r
bottl ... soap! Re· quires no instil· latlonl Slips ricttt cw.r the shower head lnatently.
11· hi., r\llt-re.
alstant, chrome.
plated metal for tone 11r..
1190'2-S.-r
Cedcty ..•. $2.99
ADD-A-MA TIC
The poplilar Add-A·Metlc adder is now a smartly atyted brace-
let. A simple cllclc of th• but· tons totals your en>c11ry bills
whlle y-ou ahop. Adds up to
$99.99 automatically. Lets you
•taY within your budeet.
Briatrtly colored plastic; one size fits all.
14561-Add A Uatlc:. . . . . $1.99
. HOM£ 1BEPllONE C8ITER
Attnctlve col~
nlal deslen t-.
ble la the best place for your ~ •nd .,,
Its ecceuortea,
Ptlona Is eta. died on top,
there's • racesa for d1 rectories and a shelf In·
aide for peda,
pens, etc. Per-
fect In bed-room. llvlnc room, hall. Port. able ao you can move It. is·.
lllte-c.nw ..•. 99
WONDERGWE
Mau "impoeaibla" repelra
from a atnat• tuba with no ml•· Ins, clamplftC. Bond vlrtually
any bfNk In po~ln, ee,.mlc,
rubber, plastic, st•aa, .ood.
Wonder adhesive makea •n In· vlslbl• penn.-t bond that
dries In MCOnda. fix anythlna
from pan handles • tll• to jewelry, toys. -dentures. 1 tuba-up to 132 applk:atlo~.
U057-Wender Adhealwe $2.49
3-SECTION
SKILLET
Cleans with a apone--lust one
pan to wash. Great for a.-clal
diets, lo-cal cooklne; -rmlns
baby foods, leftovers. Witt\
stay-cool handle; 10• In di•
meter.
7'12-S.Way lklllmt ... f 4.91
PLANETARIU
LAMP
Plua In this mller lamp & watch your walls, celllnc &
floors lleht up with all the cfory of the heavens! Great for the
kids, this planetarium comes
with • chart that'll teach tttem
to recocnlze all the mejor con·
stellatlona: bie & little dipper,
Orion, Andromeda & meny
more. Creat" • starry, n>maB-tlc mood In any room, tool 7 'h • t.all, ... diem.
1488'-Ptanetllrtum Lamp . ....,,
Authentic l~rt1 handc,.fted, handpelnt.d. \;O!Orful 11'1 cuc-
koo ~ out to call tttl time on 1,4 hour. Looks exactly Ilk• 1640 museum ortatnal. A pra. dalon timepiece. SWfnalns pen-dulUm, soft colors on walnut brown wood. 14• hi.
GIASS
DINNER BELL
A claulc rose pattern ts ct.eply
etct.ed Into thi. exqul•lte st•u
dinner bell ..• so Ilk• fine c,,.. tal. eyen experts .,. amazed!
The "cla~r" i. • ct•u cube •tt•ct.ed to • •llvery chain. u~
• delk:ate champaSJM 10blet It wlll take lb place et th• head of
your dlnln1 table. 41h lnchH.
13827-DtrvMr .... . $1.At
SHAKERS
How qualntl The pot belly stove
thet stood In Grandma'• kitchen
returns es teble twins to dis·
pens. ult & pepper! Anllque
Dladl with 1otden trim. dKora-
t!W shakers recall • ~ntle part of Amerlcena. Poly. 4 hi.
141150-Shlibrs $1.29
GI ASS OWL
The crystel clerlty end delleete craftsmanship af this beautiful spun slass owl wlll make ..,.rY
&l•u collector "hoot" with pl••· sure. Wetch hundreds af 9t)ar· kllns hlchllahb bounce off hi• lacy •pun 11ess body. Sure to be • treesured heirloom, this wlM
old owl i. • miniature J!•ss masterpiece that stands 3 tell.
STUMP REMOVER
Just pour stvmp 1'9mcwer In cen.
ter of stump. amutnc MW chemical utv,.t.. so that stump can be ••slly removed or slmply burned Into ashes. Won't harm surroundlncvec•t•tlon. No mo,. stl'ltlned back, echl119 mus-
cln. The relaxlna wey to •lump.
f,... lewn ..•. et llttl• cost.
2625-Stump ltemoww . Sl.50
CHORD LESSONS
PLAY CHORD PIANO IN 10
DAYS. Great new lnstructlonsl In days you'll be .. chordln1 llke
• prol Pfay pop tun" with rl&ht hend whlle left creatq rhythm
of mejor, minor & 7th chords. Illus.. chord dictionary Inc.I.
130t6-Chord ""--$3.99
PIANO BOOK
I.Mm the •rt af playtnc the pleno without written music! He,. i. • book so unique In principle thet even if you don't
know • slrwt• note of music, you'll soon master the piano
u•ln& 3 slmple fectors. Y04.I cen
ectually leem to play by ear.
14116-P'lano ... . . . . . $3.99
TOMATO GARDEN
Enjoy flent. Nd, home arown
beeutles ... the perfct sllclnc
tomet-1 Start them on 1C)Yr kllc:hen wlndowslll. Y114.1 receive 24 bMfste•k tometo sa.ds In •P«l•I nutrient sou with 6 poly ~•bt• pots and tray. Just
add weter-thet'• ell there I• to
It! Slmpl• to tren•plent. Good
••tlna for selads, sendWlchn,
etc.
l6C9-Tomet. Genlen ... SL49
MINI-TOMATOES
Juicy, red, ripe. areet 1 .. t1n1 to.
matoe. arown on your own wit).
dowslll. Y04.l'll receive 4 pob of p,..planted seeds In enrk:hed
soll •• w.11 .. complete plant· Inc Instructions ... then •II you need do Is water. So wondrous
to •It back and slmpfy watch them 1row. No del. to Ariz. or
C.llf.
'401-Temeto ht Sl.79
FISHING ROD
Handy lltt .. rod .. perfect '°' those hard-to.ft.h noob &. cran. n ... wn. ... the "bl8 on"" lurkl Store W9Whta, hooks, lures In
handle. COmn . •pert Into 2
pieces to flt poc:Mt, t.atle boc.
£.asy-tO-UM rMI with ~ke &.
flexlble tip for llglns bait with
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CUCUMBER KIT
Start In pots Indoors then trans-r.lant outside -they are eHlly rained to srow on fence, trellla,
etc.I EnJoy low-acid cucumb9ra •.. dellclous for ulada, pr.
nlshn, etc. Larae omement•I 1 .. ,,.. add enother dlmen•lon to
their beeuty .. they srow• l\lt
Includes pots, Med•. arowlnc mhrture and complete Instruc-
tions.
11920-~ KM . Sl..99
PEDOMETER
Thia pedometer me .. ures eyery step you take. shows th• dis· tance when yov're ''Wallltna your lep offl" Cllp to your belt.
P9dometer automatically shows
how far you've SoM. U.. It to
clock walks to school, effends. hikes, etc. Mother cen ct.Kii the many "mllH" ahe walks In t.he ._,_
&003-..... ·--$1..49
T.V. POLE
A aur.r-support hooks thru TV
hend • at perfect I.WI for vi.-
Ina. Greet for llvlnc room, bed-
room or den. S.VH space -no • ~ for teble, atend. Branz• tone pole has adlustebhl n.1bber
foot to aupport ~ St>rinc
twnsion flt• celll119 to I~'·
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HARMONICA KIT
E·Z WAY TO PLAY THE HAR·
MONICA -Instrument lncludedl
A flM 10 hole, 20 bronze reed hermonlce & "play-by·numb9r .. lnatr. book. Play tun" lnatantlyl
Book eyen teach•• pro chord method._ Sonp Incl.
1'622-HamMfttce Kit $2.tt
DESK TOP
CALCULATOR
Now aet the fast end accurate
aotutlons to metch chore• at home or In buslneu. Adds, aub-tracts, multlpllH In en Instant.
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this supert> tried end tested caJ. culetor. A compect !P,~x5x4•.
IOR-°"*-Top CalculMw ..
PENNY PENDANT
Mak.es• unique pendenlf Loob Ilk• • rare hllndctaf't9d heir. looml Genuine lndl8n Head c.nt
.. encln:led by • aoklen cheln,
35 slmuleted dlemoncts and elec..
troplat9d Sold bnld. l.ove!1 l-· efry •ift to treasure! 18" pen-
dant with chllln.
144a2-~ .... nt .....
STRAWBERRY
PLANTER
Have •trawben1H 04.lt of ... son -anytime. Be th• envy of the
Jo-•I Succulent fn.11t for your
tHte. Guaranteed to arow In-
doors; can be ••t outdoors. Get
• •tart on •Prins. Kit hu seed•. apeclal soll, Instr., 6 pot•. Just
add w.ter. They're the berrlea,
themMtv.sl
9440-tMrewbeny "•"'• 1.49
SUN BLANKET
Made af ln•uletlna meterl•I thet reftec:ts the •un's rays. kMplna lfO\lr body cool wtllle lfO\I pt the
most te rrlflc summer tanl Su· per bis. auper lleht -•lmllar to
Dlenlleb taken on Apollo mls-
slon•I F~d• to flt In your palm,
yet open• to Plll"•U• 841156•.
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SURVIVAL KNIFE
Cr.etec:t a•nemlons ~by e1'-pert creftamen for use Swiu
army officers feced lone
periods of Isolation. 11 tool• or po1i.hed stalnl ... •IHI told Into
mnderd 3 ~ • ca .. with brau bett IQOSI. Ewl')'ttllna from mlnj.. ature ._ to sclhonl
6240-Swvtw.I Knd. . . J5,.t9
VICTORIAN COAT RACK
There •re 15 hoob on ttii. btac:ll cast Iron ,..
production th•t vlrtually turns unllMd wall
spec.a Into • cloches clOMll The oriflnel hul\8 In en 1150'• formel hell. You mlatlt UM It In your bathroom to hold colorful tOW9l• ... In your
hell to catch coets, hets, and umbrell•s. Its ar..
tlque charm end omate elepnce add • touch of '~ to eny Mttlnc. ft ii 14• wtde and extends ~·from -11.
12956-Cd ,,.., Ca.I ltecli . • • . $l.M
ADDRESS BOOKS
~ your eddreM book current. To make chllna• merely pull out old card end •n•p In the "9W. No mof'e eraslns., croa•ln& 04.ltl NHt &.
efflcJentt '--tttemte cover and sturdy looMleaf bfnder. A to Z tndex. Incl. 100 cards.
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SIESTA HAMMOCK
Sleata time la hemmock time .•• and thl• I• hoW to do ltl SlMps two -•Its three or four
emi.o.. The pyest multicolored •lul In ell the world hH bMn twisted and braided by hand Into
the swlnctest hammock this •kl• af the land of Nod. Fiii yo41r prden wtth cokH. Owr 11 fMt
Ions.
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Heartburn? Acid Indigestion? ·
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When you have a day full of prob-
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a c h fu I of acid indirution • ..
heartburn.
That's why you 1hould know
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though the leadina roll ant.acid
Sale on
1carcedltn
New 6t tuputOf varlettet
If 00u1ht by nanw they
would c'Olt 75'. Colon
nnitr from whltr to p1nli,
purple, yellow, lavendf'r,
RNf', onan~. Th1t ~ _.added l'trd ~euty
one of the britthtelt afads
koown Blit bulbs( I to 114 , ..... hn a.NOit Wl I bloom
thtt 1um~r
ab~orba excess stomach acid,
BiSoOol absorbs more. Based on
minimum recommended doeaae,
BiSoDol actuaJly absorba twice
u mudt exceu acid aa the lead·
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Powerful BiSoDol Tablet.-
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~ aHow up to four WMks fOf dellv·
ery on Hems order9d from cornpanlff
that advettiM In Famlty Weekly. Some-
times unintentional delays occur. ff
they do. lint write: Lynn H•lldfey. F•mfly
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1. Do relaxin,: exercises
starting with your toes.
~ St ..... ~11• 1ow11 ~'&IC> 2. Drink warm milk.
1 u FREE spr1ng C•t•loo o 1 Ga.en 254 1 3. Sleep at the other e nd
• IWK 1 of the bed. I I
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to 0..bl,_ .,,. C.MS -
ing asleep,. try Compoz and
wake up re tteshed.
Compoz isn't an ordinary
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C'.ompoz simply relaxes and
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nNE ona foe
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any who experi-
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Go anywbue, &it
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oz.. Order by waist aize. With liner,
$1.95. Extra liner, $3.95. 50 dispoa.-
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317, J S34 E. F.dingcr, Santa Ana,
CA 92705.
·nful
elimination • tSunna •
I
Many people have experienced the
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bulk to work with your system for smooth ,
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If you suffer from painful elimination
due to constipation or dry, hard stools,
try Serutan. You'll be very comfortable
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Put }OUf cigarette against it.
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More is more by design.
It's the first 120 mm cigarette. It was
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It's a longer and leaner cigarette.
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It smokes slower and draws easy for
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It's More. With over 503 mo{~. puffs
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most satisfying smoking
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New Filter More.
Like no cigarette that ever was.
Because More is a
cigarette that offers so
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should look like more,
too. So we've put it in an
all-new cigarette wrap
that's a handsome bur-
nished brown.
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
More. It looks like more. It tastes like
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More. It sits neat in your hand like
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it found a home.
New Menthol More.
It's a cooling blast.
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More Menthol gives you more cool-
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· coolest-smoking experi-
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And just like More
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gives you more for your
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Over 503 more
puffs than a 100 mm
menthol cigarette.
More Menthol.
Long, lean and bur-
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as cool as it smokes.
More Menthol. You
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to get it. And once you've
got it, you'll wonder
where it's been all your
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The first 120mm cigarette.
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A FINE ROMANCE
WlthnoklnH ...
Kia dlaablllty: A London High Court
judge has awarded about $5,400 in
damages to Mrs. Beryl Drage, 23, who
snff ered a car crash with her husband
some years ago that resulted in her face
being so critically disfigured that she is
unable to kiss her husband any more.
.. She has been unable to puclcer her
lips and this has detracted from the
ability to kiss and the physical attrac-
tion of lcissing," said Judge William
Stubb, who would b1we awarded her
more mnney t"JCcept that he held Mrs.
Drage 15 percent to blame because she
was not wearing a seat belt at the time
of the accident. "If she had been," said
Judge Stubb, ''l'm satisfied it would
have minimized her injuries." Although
Mrs. Drage hns had several plastiC-itUr-
gery operations, she says her lips are
numb and she cannot put on lipsticlc
Her husband Brian seems to love her
all the same.
The CBS Hrlea "Search for Tomor·
row" recently celebrated its 6,000th
performance and its 24th year on the
air, making it the
longest running
show on daytime
TV. To what d~
the show owe its
success? Acoording
to Mary Stuart,
who plays the role
of Joanne Tate, and
Mary StUllrt who, incidentally,
has been with the show since its debut
in 1951, ""Search" is "much bolder"
about life than other shows on the air.
Miss Stuart likens it to an "endless
novel"-one that has dealt with infidel.
ity, abortion, euthanasia and other
strong topics when those subjects were
still taboo on other serials. Nobody
watching the show could passibly have
survived all the tragedies of Joanne
Tate-another reason that may explain
its longevity. It's nice tu lcnow you can
flick a switch and 6nd that somebody,
somewhere, is wor~ off than you.
ROGER STAUBACH
Traeecty off the field
Roger Staubach on the death of ht•
fourth daughter: "I identify with
other people who have problems. Many
things in Vietnam really bothered me.
I'll pick up a newspaper and read about
tragedy that strikes another family and
it really gets to me personally .... The
death of our baby~ Amy, tore us aparl
We had been so happy looking forward
to the baby's arrival. We were both
smiling and happy one day. and the
next day 1 was standing by the grave
site with a little box, just a small box,
and lowering it into the ground. The
words BABY CIRL STAUBACH were
put on the grave marker. We never
even knew her." From "Staubach. First
Down, Lifetime to Co," by 'Roger Stau-
hac·h with Sam Blair and Bob St. John
(Word Books, $8.95).
DATES: Wedne9day is Ash Weclnes-
day. Friday is Valentine's Day.
ANNIVERSARIES: Aleksandr Solzhe-
1utsyn was exiled from the U.S.S.R. to
West Germany one year ago Thureday •.. '
BIRTHDAYS (all Aquarius) : Sunday
-Dean Rusk 66; Mia Farrow 28; Carole
King 34. Monday-Jimmy Durante 82;
Hoberta F1ack 35; Robert Wagner 45.
Tuesday-Tina Louise 38; Eva Cabor
49; Burt Reynolds 39. Wednesday-
Joe Caragiola 49; Lome Greene 60;
Bill Russell 41. Thuf9day-Tennessee
Ernie Ford 56; Bess Truman 90; Kim
Novak 42. Friday-Hugh Downs 54;
Florence Henderson 41; Mel Allen 62.
Saturday-Claire Bloom 44.
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE:
Roberta Aack and Lome Greene
[ ~ ~~_Q_m_·p_s_&_Q_u_o_~_s ~~~I·
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
8y Richard Armour
VISION OF THE FUTURE
In8ation could be worse, you lcnow,
Though prices rise each week.
It stiJI bas quite a way to go,
It hasn't reached ib peak.
I learned this &om a dream I had,
A supennart the site.
The dream was really pretty bad
And gave me quite a fright.
It seems I pushed two carts
(just lookf)
To feed my hungry brood.
One cart was 8lled with cash it took
To buy the cart of food.
When Bill Brown toolc his hunting
dog out in the Seid to show him off to
several strangers, to his amazement the
dog pe>inted to one of them. "He is
smarter than you think," the man said.
"My nam<' happens to be Partridge."
-Thomas LAM once
Nobody gives you value any "1()rc.
Y uterdoy 1 bought a package of lady-
fingers . Half of tlaem ti)('t'e tht1mbs.
-IJobert Orbe11
An elderly gentleman sat at a table
in the lounge of the country club,
slowly reading the obituary column in
the local newspaper. Suddenly, his face
registered astonishment. "Sam," he
whispered to another old club member
sitting nearby, .. acxording to this paper,
everyone who died yesterday did so
in alphabetical order."
-LAne Olinghouse
According to a survey, 60 percent of
American adulu believe they get
enough exercise. The uther 40 percent
arc childless. -Franklin P. Jones
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kids see tile differently. Send contribu-
tions lo "Child," Family Weekly. 641
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The other day I was baby-sit-
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she told me that her mother's
sister had just had a baby. I told
her that 1 bet it was real cute.
She said, "No, ifs not n puppy.
it's just a baby.''
-Launi M cKaguc
Grayland, W a.sh.
Politician: A person who never met
a tax he didn't hike. -Dorothea Kent
A surgeon I know is developing a
serious inferiority complex. He feels
he's always on the outside looking in.
-Tom Gallagher
By Frank Baginski
LITTLE EMILY
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IT'S TWO o 'cLO(;K IN
THE MORNIN6, AND l'M
tUI DE Afl)AKE ...
WHE!<E AM I GOING ?
WHAT AM I DOING ?
WHAT 15 THE MEANING
OF LIFE?
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I ~ECOGNIZE THAT KtCK ... THAT 'S
Tl-IE KICK OF SOMEONE U)HO HAS"
AWAKENED IN THE MIOOLE OF TrtE
NIGi-iT, AND WANTS TO KNOW THE
MEANING OF LIFE ...
NANCY
WHAT'S WRONG. SLUGGO?---
YOU LOOK ANGRY
BUT THAT
LITTLE
TINY DOG
COULDN'T
HAVE
HURT
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WHAT I'M
MAD ABOUT
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THE MEANING OF LIFE 15
TO 60 BACK TO ~LEEf' ANO
HOl'E THAT TOMORROW
WILL 6E A ~ETTER DAL(!
ANO IF '{oo'RE
THINKIN~ ASOLIT
EATlN6, . F0~6ET IT!!
I HAVE A GOOD REASON
TO BE ANGRY
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Tm Re; US P•I 01 .-All ,iQhls .. se•••d
C UlTS by United F•.iur• S'f'ldic•t• It><;:
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'{OUR HEATING f'AO ! ! ;
By Ernie Bushmiller
THAT RICH LADY'S
DOG .JUST BIT ME
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~LACH A Pll!ETTY VALE NTIN!<,
f2:0~ERT, YOLA'R'E 51.APPO,ED
TO 61VE IT
. .TO 50MEONE! !
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: DENNIS THE MENACE
OH , JrOBE Fi:T ! YOtA 'VEE
<:llVEN IT TO 51.AZY, ANO
MADE HEI': 50 HAPPY.'!
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ON THAT VALENTINE ALL. DAY !
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OOOH I iHAT~
l!l!AIATIFIAL / ffOSE~T' !!
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rOlr WHOM YOIA C:A~E MOF<:E
THAN ANYONE EL7E
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WPGN'T THAT BIG
MAKIN' ~6T .....
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FUN OF NATURALLY •
NOBODY. LOJl<SLIKE
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ARCH , TH\5 IS SAM ~· SAM, I 'VE GOTTA SEE YOU ~IGHT AWAY! ·. -
DRl'VER! MY SECRETARY THE COPS TALKED TO SCOOP'S WIFE AND
. TELLS ME YOU CALLED! SHE TOLD THEM l'\E WAS HOME, WITH
. HER , THE NIGHT THAT CARTER
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BY THE WAY, IF ANYONE
CALLS TO SEE ME, I 'M
NOT IN!
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HAS THE LIEUTENANT WELL, YOU CAN BE SURE THAT
CONTACTED YOU YET? HE WILL! YOU AND JOEY LEAVE
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OFFICE AS SOON .,...____
AS POSSIBLE! WE'RE
PRACTIC,ALL'Y
?----.._ THERE, SAM!
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IT 6EEN\5 WE HAVE ONE.
CLAS$ OPENING. At-.ID 1HREE.
.STUDENTS WHO WAf..IT IT I ..
WELL , WE'U. JUST
LET THE COMPUTER.
· DECIDE. I . .
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PROBLE.N\ I BUT I'l'I\
SURE OUR CON\PUTER
CAN HANDLE. IT!
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;JUST 11411\!K I FOR A"1 EXTRA
Two HU~DRE.D DOLLAR&, WE
COUl..D'VE GcrliE~ 11-!E 'ONF.
l'ITTP.TO-TWO POTP..TO I •
J minLJ. ma ••.
!. J MODEk.f •
MOONMU••INS byFerdJohnaon
"THE~E 15 .ANOTHER
W/>.Y. .. WE COU LI>
,AFFORD 1'0 HE:,A T ,,
.JU5TPARfOF ,,A.
IHE: HOUSE' i'
IHE'WAY
· WEIRf:.
US!:DTO ...
;i:: DIP 11'"
AGAIN, N\155
"fRIL-L..Y
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.eo-rcHA
SURE', BUTS,AVE
IT BY CUTTIN~
DoWNON HOT
WATEf< ....................
HM .. B TU 1s 'TIMES
kl~OWAIT HOURS ...
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YOU AREiii,
POC"fOR
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FL-EiiiSH·COL..O~e:P
"f'O(.)CHUP PAI N"T'"
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MINE.
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HIS TEMPERAMENT
15 50 SWEET AND
I TENDER; HE'D
NEVER. BE A COP.
SH! I HEAR
HIS LOCKER
DOOR SLAM.
WHAT
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MOM , CAN I STAY
OIER HE~ AT
BILLY'S Fa;? DINNER?
HIS MOTHE'2
St>.VS I
CAN .
HE'S TOO GENTLE
TO BE A COP-
HE'S TO.O TRUSTING.
SHE'S NUTS. BUT
I L...OVE HER.
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1 J-IAV!O-ro WRITE A REPORT ON LINCOLN, ..
AN' I dllST G01"fA 6EiT AN ''A"
1i-llS ""fl,\l\E !
LUCKl!..Y, I
KNO~V ALL ABOUT
LINCOLN,,,
IHEN, WllH IHE. i<OYALTI E:S
Fl20M IHOS£ -1wo INV!ON1TON5. HE"
8Ull..T /H£ LINCO!..N IUNN!OL. ..
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-;[~ROU6H WHrS:H IH£ SLAVES ESCAPED
""ON£ DARK ~HT Wi--llL E LINCO!..N HELD
·rHEIR MASTE°Rs SPEl.LSOUlllD wrrH HIS
F?ENDrf/ON OF THEO GETn'S8LIR6 ADDRESS
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CAN SC.OTT 14AVE DINNER
WITH US? IT'S
OKAY WITH
HIS
~~-~..,~~M~OTHER .
by Chester Gould
l'M GOING BACK
TO MY LOCKER.
HE'S
GOING TO
PACK HIS
THINGS.
QES'rE>..,
·'~0UL.D
-:_.q-1s .
r1RST, H£ INVENTED lHE
P£N/\IY AND lH( FIVIO DOLLAR
BILL -/HEY SllLL Rf.AR
HIS LIKtNES.S, Yo1 1 KNo;v •..
THERL GOlS
DOOLEY'S "A"
LI NCOLN REALLY ENJOYED HIS APPEARANeE
AT F'ORD's THEATR£ .... Yo11 M l6HT SAY HE
Go1· A RE"AL BANG OUT OF IT! ,
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at leas t six dirfer·
ences in drawin g details between top· and bolt.om panels. How
quickly can you fi nd them?-Check -answen with th ose below.
•1u1a1w q PPTtP •sos •9 "21UtnfUJ 11 e1qw.t ·g ·p;iuo11,.od011 11 lla'J 'I' ·11-'t""I
-~O(tU-11 t1u:v ·c ·Ju1s,1w ~I q JlJl'"S ·z ·iu~·~Jl!P ~\ 11r1t l :101Ju.;J<>JJ !Cl
MIXED SINGLES
HOW BIG ;irounU i~ your WJl,I·
line'! Qf ({lllT~e, YUU CJll always
11nd out by 111c;i,uring it wlth a
tape nica~tlll', hut ju~t fur lu11
---BULLETIN BOARD ---
e ovER ANll l)l !C~l! ~~gs of the aepyornis, a
large btrd of MadagaMCar, now l'Xllnet, held what
d1slinction'! No fair peek1nlr( ht>luv.·.
·•11t:•U""J "~41 1<>111'! ~101.11 -'<14.L
e :-iiX hrforc six before fi\C l1TTil'S a hundred, this .(!)
must be bril lianl or sorneone has blundered. What.It.
"OL\l.\ p10.Y. llll.L
e Thanks lo Connie and JC'an Adams of N. TtVU·
wanda , N. Y. for some clever ''Sp orty Na mes," amo!'lg
!hem : Ski with Bea, P!ay with Jay, Ride with Clyde,
Dribble with Sybil. Can you add some more?
• e Tonguc 'I'angll'r'~ Say rapidly Lhrcc litnes, lh('ll
faster: 1\ playful platy pus plucked a plump plum.
c ~I i n1a t c you r si / c \\ 11 h ~l)""---:;;:::::::::--=:;::;~:;::;;;:=::;:::=s;;:::~::::~ son1e string:. ((
Simply rorn1 a loop
i11 the string and knot
it at a point ynu ron-
:-.1d('r rli11ghly l'q11.d to
yo11r \l':ti\!linr. ·1 ltl.'n,
:>l<'P !h1011),'.h t he loop
auJ 111ancuvcr it up a-
rruind your middle. I --1'.~~~S("~ Oddly enough, n1ost t"
persons finll they tenU "t::::::::::r>s;J::f.P\{,t:--
10 overestin1;1!(' thc,rx:· (
IC"nt of tln·1r i.;1r!l1 by
.'!iC\'eral 1111..hl.'~. Rela-
tively few tend lo un-
Jerestimate. 1\nd hard-
ly any get rhernselves-L-----''C,·----'---.l--'-"~~t...<:::::..1~:.J exactly righ t.
Why don't yo11 1 ry
it , too? GooJ 1111·1..~
HlT OR Ml SS! One o( five arrows shot bY. Dan Cupid, at right
above, scores a bullse).e on the targf.'t al upper left, \Vhich'?
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LOVl-~ S'l'OllY~ A.rid t.hP follov.·1nj! col(•r!-. neatlr for a !>urpr1\P
piclure abo11e: l -R1•d. 2-LL blur .. 1-)'rllo "'· 4-Lt. brown.
5-Fle~h loncs. 6-Ll. green. 7-111nk. Lt'll\'t· n•maindcr blank.
SPELLBINDER!
SCORE 10 points for using all the -----+----
letters In the word belo~· to form -----+-----
two com plet1f~.~d~: ...
A D o; !Of'°". B L E
THEN xore 2 points each for •II -----+-----
words of tour letters or more -----+-----
found among the letters. ====~t:==== Tr)'· to score at Jea1t 50 points.
"I~~· '(llOff :1Ull"'ru11 ~lf\1'~o,j
By Brown and Casson . . -
600M£R, L'V6 BSSN DOING
A LO I Of 11-!JNKJNG ...
EV£fZY )JM(;; l GO OUT
WITH l/ou IT'S ALWAYG
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APt\IZTMENT orz
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THE POINT 15 SAFELY r GOT" WELL..i GET YOUR ARCHIE, GET I ANO THE PRINCIPA
' ISN'T HERE WITH
THE. TICKETS!
'-COME ON.' ·
R,UN ·' . ON THE TRAIN BROUGHT
WITH •THE REST MY NEW
HIDDEN I NSIDE'Tlie THE; IDEA POIN 1 ED HEAD
POLE ... UNTIL YOU PROM A ABO'\RD-.•.
OF THE S KI S AFE.TY NEED IT ... THEN YOU BALL-POINT THE TRAIN'S
PUSH THE BUTTON-··. PEN ! LEAVING! ·TEA.NI ! rl<ffl SKI • POLE
INVENTION!
GIMMf VOOR , •• HAND!
No kidding, Just because hes
Gramps, J've about to have
ri~er seen .. cviother, b.irthday?
Pop so low ..
Sure. He whines about
growing old and not
getting ahead in the
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Okay, you guys. Let
me have a shovel.
Too \ate , Pop. Yours ·
is already taken. -.
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Walt. Let me
have a turn.
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snow is too
strenwous for a
man your aqe.
Gee, Nina! ~
Uncle Walt
is out there
helpin9 Clovia
with the
walks.
Hah !!
Look who 's
talking!
TllE TRAIN }I . .MOY-'lltf3.' PUFF! • . PUFF.'
YOU'LL GE.T
A KICK OUT IDEA· FROM
OF Tl-115 HOBNAIL
INl/ENTICW' / BOOT .'
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-Wf:L.COME'. WH 11-E: I WAS AWAY, tlE'.PLllY?
!'ACK, CHl~F1
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HOW'O YOU
PO II?
LJH -HUH
HE'. ROl'~E'.!71HE G-E'.NE'.RAI-STORE 1 THE
SAJ..OON, IHE PRY 600t7S
STORE'. AN' THE
JIS' WAJ..KE:D ou-r
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