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Home My WebLink About1975-03-16 - Orange Coast Pilot7 I ISyTOM 8AltL£\' Ot die D.tll"'llet ..... ftewport Beach computer ex- etutlve Philip "Dave•• Thom" bat atven the Laguna Beach Ex · chance Club what some club members tbln k is a dubious sort or distinction. Thoma s says the club, wbicb be graced with hls presvnct l''rlday at the Old Bru•sels 'Restaurant. wm go down In history as the lldl org~tion to list.en to the taJeof b.ls qi.ne )'ears as a Centrar In· telligence Agency "hit man." Tbat is because the CIA has been doing some hitting or it& own th'is past week. And Thomas, 39, apparently decided the time had come• to throw ln the towel when CIA director William Colby's chief aide called the Old Brussels Crom hls Wasbingt.on, D.C., office. While Thomas was polishing SUNDAY Man -Shot At Party Succumbs A man who was Tepeatedly shot at dUI"ing a patty a~ t.~ s tumbled to the door of a neighboring residence bleeding and begging for help died at Garden Park General Hospital. in Anaheim late Saturday night. An Orange County Sheriff's Department spokesman early to- day was unable to give exact de- tails about the shooting other than to say it occurred near the intersection of Garza Street and Katel.la Avenue in unincorporat- ed territory near the Anaheim· Garden Grove city limits. otr his p0ffi.m• d~s jardinieres iii Ule eJe1ant dlflina rootn, his Ex- change Club host. wu beint •ked by bis •CIA caller to ~Clll Wuhin,-ton collect .alter the meeting and,tet tbe CIA know just what Tbomais bad talked about. lt ""8Sn'1 as If the CIA didn't already know what Thomas, or 23931 Amundsen Bay. Laguna· Nlauef, had been diScussing at some public tntelingll Sn Or.ante CQtmty. ThQina1ft~v 1U~ks with his l9r1 lhat Jtt11ropptd more ,lhan 20 ComtnutHat a•ents wltJ\ a Ru-~h•n ri/Je · Aurhsg forays behind t~ trop CurJaitl. • Ho told the Or"*e County Bw ~aodation ~nd ot.her organlta· tlons ~ager to aeeure his. s~ak. lng service$ th&l he was. smug-gled from .Ea»t a.run to West He said the victim was attend· ing a party in the Independencia Colony, a Mexican-American re· sidential area, when he was shot se veral times. The man JOHN DEAN SCENE AT SANTA ANA COLLEGE GYMNASIUM SATURDAY NIGHT News Photographers Watch for Gestures by Watergate Whistle Blower · stumbled down tbe su-ec, fell in- to the door of a house and pleaded with Lhe shwktftf OC'Ctrpant to help him. . ge San Onofre Shut Nixon Said He Looked 'Hippie' SAN DIEGO <AP J -·The con-By THOl\tAS PALMER Dean s aid former White House troversial San Onofre U.S. Ofl"-0•11Yf'•lot5\lltt Chief or Staff H.R. "Bob'' Border Patrol inspection station Ex· President Richard Nixon·::; Haldeman once had told him. was to be eliminated at midnight former '·hippie" aide John Dean "The PJsident thinks you look Saturday to comply with a court told a full-house audience at 'hippie" after Dean had in- ruling. Sant a An a College Saturday quired w y he had been asked to A spokesman said Lhe Justice night that Watergate was the pretend to be discussing the Department plans lo appeal the "worst, and perhaps the best" · budget with Nixon during a tour ruling. thing that ever happened to#lm. of the White House by young col · ---------------------------lege newspaper editors. The young scandal figure. who spent four months of a four-year sente11ce in jail for his part in the Watergate coverup. used the anecdote in ttus, the last speech in a series that began Feb. 1. toil- lustrate his concern over em- phasis on image over substance with respect to the presidency. "And you see it today in this (President Ford'si administra· tion," Dean said. But he urged that Ford be sup. ported in his actions as Presi- dent. · Dean. who battled a hostile public address system to speak to a friendly a udience, sai.d he had been disgraced a nd his family hurt by the scandal. But he said its uncovering had taught him to d-eal more fairly with other peo- ple and probably prevented far worse abuses in _gov~mment in the future. ~ !J1 a rather disorganized brief speech, delivered in a low voice. Dean related the metamorphosis he underwent -from the time h(' coached Nixon etcction commit tee official J eb Stuard Magruder to lie under oath about the Democratic headq uarter~ breakin, to the point when he \'Owed to himself he wouJd do no more to aid the coverup. "I sold my integrity rather cheaply," Dean said. When he went in to teU Nixon of the "cancer growing on his presidency," Dean said, the awe of the office made him like .. Casper Milquetoast asking for a raise." In a long question and answer session that was livelier than his mitial remarks, De_jll said : There was Jfo ''Southern California or Orange County mentality" resP.onsible for Watergate, in s pite or the fact that many of the ousted Nixon team came from this part of the nation. -Watergate could not have occurred if Nixon had not coun- tenanced it, because "things he didn't want to happen didn't hap· pen." <See DEAN. Page A31 Sportsman's Lawyer Denies Hearst Role By The Ass~iated Press The former-le-.;er for J ack Scott said Saturday he doesn't believe the conuoves-sial sports figure Knows the whereabouts of fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst. ' know where the fugitive hei,.s was, "It must have been months ago . . . this is a very cold trail that people are talking about." The FBI wants to question Scott and his wife, Micki, about a farmhouse hideout in eastern Pennsylvania. BefliD iftlide a durnmy ga1 t nk mOJU!ted Of) 11en Packard. Oit another occasion. h ~ bustled 2~0 pauengers off a .Rome-bound Pao-Am jet and flew otl alone while enemy agents daDced in rage on the tarmac below. "You may not. believe this,·· be told eager lawyers who lapped up • every word, "but I paid for it $2.50,000 -with my credit card." Every word was faithfully re- corded by two newsmen who. vis- ions of Press Club awards danc- ini in their heads, eagerly solicit- ed rurther details from lhe ebullient" approachablopeaker. Both repot'ters had been as- sured by a county bar spokesman before the meeting started that Thomcu had' been checked out, was urtdoubtedly a former CIA agent and that the CIA h<td cleared his talk. Thomas said the same thlng everal lime& during the meet· inl. AJI of wbkh. led the CIA spokesman wflo caJJed the Old Brussels two weeks later to <SeeTHOMAS, PaKeAll TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 8 . Survive Coast Boating Mishap By f '.A. SCHOEMEKL ,.. Ott!M 0.1ly f'lleeM.ett A well-intentioned effort b) a group of Westminster boaters to help two fellow boatsmen in dis· tress almost turned to tragedy Saturday afternoon in waters off Cameo Shores in Corona dcl Mar After many tense moments. eight persons ~ere r escued SEE PHOTOS, PAGE A2 without injury fr om thl' treacherous rocks al Arch Rock point. The series of ev~nts began about 3 p .m . when a 16-foot out- board carrying \\' ayne Shepard and Rick Corsini. both of Orange. developed engine trouble and drifted into the rocks at the point Shepard and Corsini, accord mg to witnesses, shot off a fire extingufsher to attract attention to their plight as their boat \\as tossed over the rocks in the sur~ ingtide. The t I) mg t oa m \\a~ :;potted b) (~l:'rald ~a\ arrl', 43, of 7921 Colgate A\'e .• Westminst er. who. with his four children and· une of their companions. v. as en· JO) 111g •in afternoon·s :outin~ on the\\ att't .h thev mo\'ed in near the rocks. their 26 -foot cabin truiser :,1lso betame caught in the ::,urg· ing tide, throwing four of the five thtldrt•n into the "ater, "it· rwsses ::, i.I id . One of the chtldrt:n momcntan· I\' \\as pinm•d bt>l ween the boat jnd the· rock:-.. but \\as not in JUtl'd ~e\.\ port Beach Lifl'guards c;ordon Reed and Chris Down~ rc~cued tlw children from the "ater and as!'iistcd the OC'cupant~ of the two battered boats acro~: th£' rocks to s hor<.' An attempt l o lo\\ the 26-foot tabin cruiser owned by l'a,·arre from the rocks was unsuccessful. It was reported breaking up Saturady night as waves pounded onto the rocks. Anahe·im Man Slwt, Killed by Sniper An 18-year-old Anaheim youth "'ho had just gotten in his pick-up truck to go to work \\·as shot through tbe back of the head by · an unknown sniper Saturday morning. The youth was killed in- stantlv. Ana.heim police identified the victim of the 5 a.m. shooting a~ Ricci Duane Knight, 1738 W. Catherine Drive Police said the youth walked out of the house where he lived with his parents, in the pre-da" n darkness and had just stepped in· to the s mall, foreign-made truck when the shooting occurred. A Single bullet penetrated the rear window of the truck and lodged in Knight's head, poli ce' said. The boy's father d1~covered his son slumped over the wheel of the Crasl1 Victim's Rites Pending A Corona del ~tar man who was crushed in a head-on collis1on in Newport Beach l-'r1day night died Saturday morning <1t lloa~ Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements nm\ are pending for Eric C. T\\lsl. 26. of 502 Poinsettia Ave. Twist was crushed and h1~ throat teverely. cut when his sPorts car comd~d with a similar vehicle as the two cars \\ t'rc heading in oppoiite direction~ on MacArthur Boulevard near San Joaquin Hills Road. ' ,·eh1de at i Li J m .. officer::, re· ported Anaheim Police Chief Harold Bastrup joined detecti\'eS at the scene to investigate the shooting. There are no suspects at present. Slasher Already ~ti Custody? LOS A~G ELES (AP l The police "Slasher Squad" is re· portedly t aking a close look at a 31-year-old man jailed more than a month ago after a hatchet at· tack on two men in the Hollywood Hills Although top police ofiic1als re· fuse to confirm or deny the re- ports, lo" er lev~I police sources told reporlets Saturday that \'aug hn Green"ood of Los 1\ngcles faces questioning in the Slasher case \;ine men thl' first :-t>vcn n :· s1dents of the city's Skid Ro" '>l'Ction were killed by a murderer who slit their throats 1n a distincti\·e Cashion between last Dec.land Jan. 31. Green"ood has been in custodv since Feb. 3. one d ;I\ aft('r an a~ sailant with a hatchet and a knife attacked William Graham. 36. arld Kenneth R 1ckc·r. 22. at c;raham's home in tht• lloll\'\\ood I hlls . Jn interviews with the As· socinted Press. attorney Charle~ Garry dismissed published re- ports that Scott may be trying to bargain with the FBI for Miss Hearst's safe surrender. "That's not true," GaJry said; {lddina that whatever Scollhas <kJiM! hai been "to prevent bl~shed." ON '1'111~ INSIOt: .................. die,... ....... L rerliiiua .. · ' · · n> " It may bave seem to onlookers that a real leprechaun witb 1lll pol of gold bad come to Jqt~the Million Viejo St. '.f.atmlk's Day P&Nde Saturday. •u ~·· really DoMy O'Reilly 'l ol M.lasion Viejo, dresSW pior the occasion. ~real leptechauo would have known that. St. Patrick's Diji WUl actually fell oo Monday. ,, ,\ Scott's name has figured in a JtrowiQ1 number of reports that Miss Hearst had returned to the Weat l where ~e was kid· naolll 91)tbs •go. Oa~ ald Saturday night that he doubted Soott would know Mlss Hearst's whereabouts. " ... Ji•'• .never said that he · know. where Patty He,rst is and I t"l'* Wds 1s just some wlshluJ thlnkiPI ~ the part of people," Garr)'1 Id. H dded tb t if ~t ever did 1 FOOD PRICES Up1> end, ~owns of tb grocery tape totalS •are delalled a~ the Dally Pilot up. dates lts col\tinuing price survey on a selected "cart full " of (oodstuffs. Other food pr!ce stortes include national pnce survey an,d a k>ok al today'S' beef industry. Pa1e.8,. . WHILE I N SA JUAN Af\ r vou've seen a swallow there's sUJI somethina to do in San Juan Caplstrano during fiesta weelt. oaUy Pilot Starr Writer Pamela Hallan detaUs what there it to see on the walking historical tour andprevlewsdancesforvi!dton .}. THE INFLUENCE -Director IObn Cas6&yetes has made a ne" movie tbat is getting a lot ot pro motion. ls tt deaervtng or all the alowing adjectives applied to th(' movie and i\s star. Gena Rowluda? "A Woman Under\he lpfluen~e"' reviewed. Page BS. BOT TO TROT ~ewport ~h couple named Rich are ftot so rich after winning night ~t bam~ss racing at Los Alamitos Race Course. The story of their bl« fti~. ftlong wilh picture of Mrs. Rich ridln& Q raclng sulk)'. ia what h u Tom Mccann "Horsin' Around.·• PagtB3 AIY-S.nl<t &1 lrtN kmlltO. ., 0.HiflM 01·,. ~-11Ctt11lai A6 enu-n1 •• t'.•1"ft.l ..... t A .. 1 lllltf'\lllfvneflt ... , ~---c .. $I M•Y•ll ... a Al "-t<... .. Men!"' .. ,.~ ., '" .... ,\ \ ,, OAILYPILOT Sunder. March UI. 111a Near Tragedy Man stands atop arch over which \\ ould-be r escuers had to be hauled to safety (photo at left) after their 26-f oot cabin cruiser was driven onto rocks at Arch Rock point, off ... .: -. . • ft • Cameo Shores in Corona del Mar, Saturday as they atiem~t ed to aid occupants of 1&-foot outboard earlier driven onto rocks (photo at right>. Story 1s on Page A~. • • ·Jjling lnf~~tion Ki11s Onassis PARIS -Arislolle Onassis, the rags-to-riches Greek shipping tycoon who courted and won power, fam e and_ t he beautiful widow of President John F . Kennedy, died ~turd.ay of a lung infection after a long ill- ness. He was 69. His wife, Jacqueline, was al her luxury apartment on New York's Fifth Avenue when she re- ceived word that she had been widowed for the second time. She had seen her husband for the last time earlier io the week and gone lo New York to visit her children. After remaining in seclusion in her apartment during the day, during which she was visited by her sister, Lee Radziwill, M_rs. Onassis caught an early evening plane Crom New York's Kennedy Airport for a flight to Pans. Funeral details were to be an- . nounced here today after her ar· rival. Mrs. Onassis, wearing a black leather coat over a blal'k turtleneck swealel" and dark glasses, appeared composed as she boarded her plane in New York but issued oo statement. Her sister, Mrs. Radziwill, told newsmen earlier that Onassis' death "still came as a shock, although he'd been sick." . . Onassis' daughter, Chnstina, 23, h eiress apparent to his busi· ness emJ>ire, was at his bedside when he died in room 274 on the second floor of the Eisenhower wing of the fa s hionable American Hoc:r11t ;.i I of Paris. • UPI Tele,._.. Q6ADAT69 . · Aristotle Onassis · cent davs. Two days before his death, doctors said Onassis was being frd intravenously and was using artificial kidney and res piratory machines. A child of an ordinary Greek family from Asia Minor - birthpiace also of King Midas - Ona::.sis' dreams for the future turned to as hes two years ago with the death of his only son, Ale>.ander. Conner Wins 1975 cup lndi~n Rigf.its Vote Today Though ihL· disposition of his fortune \\:.is not known. people in touch with the Onassis family said a handsome settlement, well into the millions of dollars, already had been made for his wife, and that his daughter stood toinherit the bulk of his en- terprises and to run them as well . A hospital medical bulletin said Onassis died at 12:30 p.m. "from a broncho-pulmonary in- fection which was impossible to control by specific antibiotics. His s tale of health deteriorated during the night of the 14tti to the 15th. He died without suffering." The 23-year-old son, sad-faced heir to an empire of ships and airplanes, died in the eras~ of his light plane at Athens Airport. Fam1l v friends said the tragedy caused his lather to lose interest in a life that was long and full of publicity. Last October Onassis' first wife, Chrislina. d ied from an overdose of sleeping pills. By ALMON LOCKABE\' o .uly Po lot 11Hll"11 Edll0< Dennis Conner. the 29-year-old San Diego soiling ace. was so confident of winning the 1975 Congressional Cup match r acing series Saturday thal he wore his crimson blazer, symbolic of his 1973 victory. during the final race off Long Beach. The stunt wasn"t as bfash a::. it appeared since Conner could have won his second crimson blazer even if he had lost the race \\ h1th saw him as the overall "inner of the Southern Ocean Ral'ing Conference off Florida I as t week and as s tarting helmsman o n the 12-mctcr Courageous in the America's Cup defense last September. Conner had a blue ribbon crew l'onsisting of Lowell North. Bi.!) .\dams, Skip Elliott, Ron. !->1mpson, Dennis Durgan and L1gi Edgecomb. to Benny Mitchell of California Kilroy, Kialoa Yacht Club. Conner had suffered only one d efeat up to the fin<il race and another los~ would have L ding DaCt ... thrown him into a three·W~~ • ea ,..L ·.&\.. on points with Tony. Parl«!r of· -· · --· -- Annapolis, Md., and Graham· ·1 M' . · . D Hall, Larchmont, N.Y .. holh of -fl lanll ~'-ace whom he had bealco in previous r aces. Connt>r went inlo ;-iaturday's races in a t\\o·way· 4-0 lie wilh Parker bul d efeated him de· cidedl) 1n the fifth match of tfle second SCrtl'S ~ · From then· on 1t aJlpeared to be a bre01e> for the San ~an unlll he came up against Bill Buchan of Seattle in the ..sixth race. Buchan. who was already out of the running, defeated Con• ner by 1 minute and 20secon.ds. This threw the dcc1dtnf.! match to Conner and H all, both of Whom were now leading with one loss each. Hall gave Conner a close race. but the S,in Dic•gan ~on 11 bv 23 seconds. ·Thereafter, the ninth serie::. was sailed late in lhe da;. to de· lermine the second and third place which meant nothing ex- cept to the egoes of the run- ners-up. As it lurncd out, Parker and Hall wound up with identical 7·2 scores. but the srcond place went to Parker who had beaten Ila.II in their match on Thursda). For Conner the ,·1ctory was Lhe ~ontinuatinn rif :.i winning slreak MIAMI CA P l -Kia1oa, skip- pered by Jim Kilroy oC Ne..Oport Beach , took advantage of 15- knot southerly winds to jum{> in· lo the early lead Friday in lhe Mi-a.mi to Montego Bay, Jamaic<t ~ailipg yacht race. . T he 79-foot ketch, was the first boat to finish all six Sputhem Ocean Racing Conference events. this winter. setting three -cou~ records in the process. W fl i l e K i a tt> a q u i ck 1 y established her opening leg i;upremacy among five Class A starters, the Class B start 10 minutes 1 ater brought about an immediate duel between Ted Turner of Atlanta and Wally Stenhouse of Chicago. Turner. former world ocean racmg champion , put his f~ith-in conventional headsails aboard Tenacious. Current world cham- pion Stenhouse broke ooJ a starcut spinnaker seeking more speed from his Aura. The two yachts w~re almost bow-to-bow knifing acr0$S the Gulf Stream on the firsl leg to Gre<1t Isaacs Ligh~ 67 miles northeast of Miami. Final standings: l) Dennis Conner, San Diego, 8-1; 2> Tony Parker, Annapolis, Md., 7-2; 3> Graham Hall, Larch- mont, N.Y., 7-2: 4 ) Bill Buchan, Seattle, 6-3; 5 > Steve Cucchiaro, Boston . 4-5; 6) Gordan Ingate, Australla, 3-6; 7) Barney Flam, Long Beach, 3-6; 8) Ted Hood, Marblehead, Mass., 3·6; 9> Ben- nv Mitchell, California YC, 2-7; 10) Mike Thompson, Great Lakes.0-9. S.lurd•y'sfonoshes: . l'IFTH SEA I ES -811c"-n def. AM\ 6:21; Hell .,.I T~. 1·46; Mitchell Clef. Hood, :03; Clic• tn••ro, Otf. lt!Qat•, :47; COftnerCll!f. h ,._.., 2:?c. SI XTH SERIES -Thom~*'· Mlt.c,.11, > ., 1'1.,.,.. dtf P•rler, I •02; Cucchra<odel. Hood, 49 IP<Oltsl ~n<11n9>; 8uctwn dtl. Conrwr, 1:10; H411 Gel lnC)•I•, 1 •~. SEVENTH SEklES -Cucchl;oro dtf. • ..,.,...._, J:Ol; ,.., ....... ~ . ..a,.~1•1 c--.""'11m. 1· U; Ha"°"'· Mtldlrlt; 1:W; 8uc'*' a.ti. Inflate. 1 33. • ·• ~ EIGHTH SEAl!;S -Fl•m Ott. Mllchell, :37; Buchefl d~f. CucchlMO, ~<M; C-rdff. Hell, :H ;. 1no;11tcMt. HOOd, :3J; Parurciet. ~ :'7_, .NINTH SERIES -Hall del. HGocl, :SI; Conner ~. Mlt~ll. :21; P•rkw def. Cuccl'llwo, 2:•P; •"94te Cltf. Fl•m, .S4;: 8U(Nln Clef. Thompson, ,. ,. Hayward BOdy· In Atlanta HOLLYWOOD (UPI; ~ The body of actress Susan }layt!ed, red-haired film siren of the l and !iOJ' who died.1'f brain ca cer, was flown to Atlanta early Satur- day for burial in .her adopted home state of Georgia. There were no funeral services here and her family was un- available to com men{ on burial arrangements. Miss Hayward, who appe..,ared in more than 50 movies and won an Acade my Award in 1958 for her porlr ay al of a murderess in "I Want to Live." died in her. s leep at her home in Beverly Hills Friday. · Tl'\e 56-year-old actress had suffered from a m aligl'\ant bratn tumor for two and a half years. DAILY PILOT Robert N, Wffd Prolde"' •net ,Publ11n11r Jack R. 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The Nevada delegation in- troduced the resolution which would take away special privileges thal Congress, the <:ourts and the Presidenl have giv-en the Indians by amending all existing Indien treaties to make sure I ndians have the same privileges as the rest of the country's citizens. Pill only those. The stocky jet-setter who come to Greece with $60 in his pocket and died worth more than half a billion, Onassis suffered a mus- cle disease that caused hrart pro- blems and was aggravated by in- fluenza and jaundice. He was flown from his villa near Athens 14st month and on Feb. 9 underwent a gall blader operation at the American Hospital in the Paris suburb of Neuilly. Friends said his condition had been steadily worsening in re- Onassis married J acqueline Kennedy in 1968, less than five vears after President John F. Kennedy w as shot to death in Dallas. The ·~~ .. 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Th• of th Sec re 10ge1 talks Sada Ki!: Egyi:; t•r ete Israe r'rida s cco agre count c p WA autho book Sup re the s~ to su· empl learn• CIA Alh of the Intel au tho John ing be Me Abra uuthc Satur an ap s tralc natio1 ThE Appe CIA'!: <.igre• form• T: desc.- har' of ba "1 spok our dos< keep by g. he I age1 Th to a : mth calli enth \\Orr lli by ( Lyne :;uch port• CIA two Bea• T Lyn wor cra1 th es ing fror A1 gior pule mill Lln1 ing had cou WO\. " tact me sah the cou .. AMMAN. \Jdrdan CAP) Henry A. Kissinger a111>eaJe4 on Saturday lo Syrian President Hafez Assad to acoept Kl11S- in1er's Sinai negotiations. Then the secretary or stale flew to Jordan to discuss "American iJ1- itJativ•in the Middle ~ast'' with KJng Hlassein. . Arriving h ere by U.S. Air Force jet from Damascus, ~s inger said he would also inform Hussein about ·'the prospects for peace as we see them," He said the bri~ftng Would begin at din· .ner. U'.S. offlcials s aid Kissinger P1-nned lo give Husse~ a full re- port of bis lO·day mission. Jordan does not bave an active role in the process. Asked by a local newsman whether he intended lo COD\lince Egypt Offers Israel Troop Retreat, Plan ASWAN , Egypt !UPl l Egypt has proposed an Jsraeli troop withdrawal that would re- turn to Egypt a considerable stretch or the Suez Gulf coast well beyond the Abu Rodeis oilfields in s outhern Sinai, diplomatic sourc<.'s said Satur- dav. The proposal also would mean Is rael r elinquis hing the strategic )1itla and Gidi Mountain passes m a second-stage pullback in the northern sector of Sinai, they said. The sources said this was one of the main suggestions which Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss- inger took to Israel following talks he r e with President Anwar Sadat Wednesday and Thursday. Kissinger , who described the Egyptian suggestions as "con· crete ideas." laid them before Isr aeli negotiators in J erusalem Frid"8y 1n efforts to bring about a second-stage d isengagement agreement bet w een the t wo countries. Jordan to •attend the Geneva peace conference. Kissinger replied: ·'.The decision to go to Geneva is entirely up to Jordan. We are not trying to inrluence it. .. Jordan deci<!e~ boycott the Geneva conre~nc~ after t he P•lesline' Liberation Organiza- tion was recognized at la.st Oc- tober's Arab sumn1it meetilll ar Rabat as the sole representative of the Palestinians. Kissinger spent more than f®J' hours in Damascus with Assad gl\ring him ··a very Cuij and de- tailed review of the pr06pects or peace in the Middle East." ,.. WASHINGTON tUPl>-While House · Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Saturday President Ford "is not taking an all or nothing position·' in his efforts to get congressional approval for $222 million in military aid for Cambodia. Whi le Nessen indicated Ford might settle for less than that amount in his negotiations with influential congressmen, however . he denied Ford was re- ady to accept a cutoff date for such military aid ~s part of any compromise. B efore Nessen s poke to newsmen on the Cambodian aid issue, White House sourc~s said Ford was sending word to key congressmen that he would ac· cept a cutoff date in exchange for quick congressional approval of emergency military assistance for Phnom Penh. ''The President instruc ted some legislative assistants to make ove rtures over the weekend" on Ford's new Position r egarding-a cu torr date. the. sources s aid. A news report erroneously a t- tributed this comment to Nessen, CIA Book Autlwrs Petition High Court WASHINGTON <APl The authors of a partially censored book o n the C IA have asked the Supreme Court lo decide" hether the spy agency has broad Power to suppress writings of former employes about what they learned "'hi le \\ orking for the CIA. Alfred A. Knopf In<:., publis her of the book "CIA a nd the Cull of Inte l li gence,'· joined its CO· authors Victor L. Marchetti and John 0 . Marks in seeking a hear- ing before the hig h court. :\1elvin L . \\'ulf and .Floyd Abrams, attorneys for the authors a nd µubli s her, said Saturday the petition argued that an appeals court panel had "pro- strated itself before the totem of national security .. The 4th t.: S C1rcwt Court of Appeals last month sustained the CIA's right to enforce its secrecy agreement with Marchetti. a former agency cmµloye, <ind re· taxed the CIA 's burden to pro\'e that passages deleted from the Matchetti-Marks book contained classUi ed information. The petition filed with the Supreme Court a lso contended that the appeals panel ··com - pletely ignor ed the compellin~ claims of free s peech and free press, which are guaranteed by the Constitution.·· Last year, U.S. District Court Judge Albert V. Bryan in Alexan- dria, Va., r ejected the CIA's claim that more than 200 ite m '.i or information in the Marthetti- 1\farki book had been classified. Bryan said the CIA appeared to have classified the information a rbitrarily when it screened the manuscript. However . the court of appetls I ater held th at information should be deemed classified if it was "classifiable" and appeared anywhere on a government docu- ment bearing a classification stamp. FromPageAJ wb~q_Ulckly dbnled it. '"the l>.r.esident has oW. acce~ ed-t~e idea of a ctitOfl date, Nessen · ''lid. .. He is actitlely s~king-lo-g,t as m~t\. aid ·~: Camb()dia &t; qwcklY_.as possi~le and lias not accep\ep the idea ._ a cutoff date, There Is no new com· promise offer." · Panel Asks For CIA Doclllllents WASHINGTON <AP> - Congressional investigators , broadening their probe or the Central Intelligence Agency. have asked President Ford to give them all While House docu- ments auUrorizing for eign and domestic Int elligence activities during the past three decades. A White House s pokesman said Saturday that Ford has made no decision on the s weeping r equest. received Wednesd ay trom Sen. Frank C hurch CD-Id a h o ), cha irman or the Senate Seleci Com mittee on Intelligence. Church's letter said the com· mittee needed "documents, files and other papers that might be required to fully determine the legal basis for the activities of United States intelligence agen· cics. ·· In an attachment to his letter. Church listed four 'Me(-0ries of ' documents he said he w as re- questing "with the unanimous approval of the committee." They were; -The report furnished to For<f by CJA Director William Colby in J anuary a fter news accounts al-• leging illegal domestic spying by~ the CIA. -"All executive orders, na- tional security decision m e moran~ 'or intelligence direcli ves , 4hd other White House directives pertaining to the c h artel'~ structure or guidelines for aoy overt or covert foreign or domestic ,intelligen- cies agencies or activities." -All White House documents and instructions "pertaining to · the s tructure, runcti<>QI or "or• ganization of"intelUgence ROllcy organizations within the office or, the President. . . " DAILY PILOT A 3 . N DEAN HOLDS HAND MICROPHONE, WIPE •uo• JUST SMILES ·A" She Would T!ll Santa Ana Audience Was 'Buy My Book' t ~E~i;me~ U .S~ Base In "Yietria~ Hit SAIGON < U Pl 1 Commumst forces Saturday attacked South Vietnamese government troops manning a form er U.S. base at t~e outskirts of Pleiku only hours a fter the army corps head· quarters in the central highland!> 1:1ty was airlifted to a more secure area. Initial reports from Saigon militan: headquarters said com- mandos led t he Communist at- tack on C amp Holloway, two miles east of Pleiku and 240 mile~ north of Saigon. There were n o r e ports of casualties, buL sketchy det.~jls reaching Saigon indicated there was heavy damage to govern· ment armored forces at C'amp Holloway. The a lta ck <;am e afll'r •South Vietnam Air Force cargo planes completed a two-da) secr et operation, lift ing the enlire staff and equipment of II corps. South Vietnam ·s largest, out of Pleiku. Heavy communist pressw-e 9n Pleiku made the move to the coastal c ity of Nh<i Trang necessary for t he first lime in the Vietnam war, mililary sources said. ln Saigon, generals ordered de fense forces or the c<1p1lul':-. military district on 100 percent alert late Saturday because of Communist movement m the general Saigon area. officcr::- said Sunday. Starvi1ig Vie ForS~plies . In Cambodia PHN0:\1 PENH, 'c<Jmbodia (AP J -·Hundreds of dead and dying are scattered <!bout the besieged naval base town of Neak Luong and starving peoµll• make mad dashes for rice when supplies are airdropped m, wit nesses said Saturday. Cambodian ins urgents ha\'l' fired more th a n a thousand rounds .. a day for the last three davs into the Neak Luong, thl' government·s last position on the Mekong River 30 miles belo\\ Phnom Penh, a r efugee "'orker returning from the town said fi'rom Page A I DEAN ... Friends of Dean \\ho have \'tsited Nixon have told Dean that the former chit!f still believes Watergate is ··lhe thinnl·st :,l.'an- d~l in American h1stor~ .. 1-"ormer ,\lt\'. Gen. J ohn Mitchell is still a pO\\ eriul man. "You don't kno\\ how <:lo!'>e he \\as. maybe s till i~. lo :'\elson Rockefeller ... He didn'l 'otc for Ril'hard !':1xon for Pre~1dl·nt m either 1960 or 1968. A n s w erin l! quest ion s methodically, :.1:> he did for f(\'e da ys befor e th e Senate Watergate Com millcc in Hli:!, Ocan empha:-:.11ed he "as dis· turbed by the inequality of the .1ustice sysle m, and he said he hopes to m ake po~1ti\'C ('hangl·S 111 It. Dean':,\\ ifc, .!\t u. "ho ~at nt•ar· h motionless in the front nm during his s peech. was urged by many in the audience of more than 3,000 to stand up and ~<•Y w hat s h e th ought about \\' atergatc. She s teppe d to a fl ou1 microphone just long enough to say she was a guest at the lec- ture and, "If you want to know my feelings, you· 11 just have lo buy my book." IEPISSIHI Ill 100KD" Public Ottered 1937 U.S. Gov't Art Prints A series of rare coincidences has led to the historic discovery of several thousand sets of full color antique art prints that were "lost since 1937." They are now being offered t.o the American public. R£ANOI IOOSlYR T THOMAS QUITS SPEECHES. • • •' Back in 1937. immediately following the depression years. Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and a select group of a dozen nationally prominent pt;ople formed a voluntary national committee for art appreciation lo create an art pr~am that would give the pubhc a well· needed moral lift. It was the committee's decision t.o select the world's most famous pain- tings from the 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries • the best paintings of Matisse, Van Gogh. Gainsborough, Picasso, Gauguin, Titian. etc.. and t.o reproduce them in full color as perfectly as humanly possible and make tbem available to the public at a price within ·the re.icb of nearly everyone. describe Thomas as a ''damned liar" and the p4rveyor of .. a load of baloney. •·This guy i:; not for real," the SPokesman continued. "We have our legal people moving now to do something about him, but if he keeps on like this h~could end up by gettinr, a dos e of what he sa.ys he handed o ut to communist agents.'' That comment was an allusion to a fracas that developed earlie r in the week when Thomas was re- calling his CIA adventures for an enthralled group of Republican women in Yorba Linda. l1i s discourse was interruptt>d by former C IA emplo)•ee John Lynch. who ha s been verified as such h,Y the CIA, and who rc- Ported(y told Thomas what the CIA had been t<'lling the press fo r two weeks lhut the Newport Beach man is a li ar. Thomas s hrugged 1_1ff ,.the Lynch attack a!'> "neurotic. Jf I worried about all t he threats ~nd crank calls J 've been gettmg these last few weeks I'd be l~k jng for safety a ~housand miles Crom here," he said. And the m an who handles re- gional sales for On-Line Com- puters of Ne'4pOrl Buch ad mitted that he kept the Yorba Linda and La~ha Beach speak- ing engagcme ts even though he had assured e wsmen after the county bar fr~cos thnt he woutdn"t be spc~ktng agam. "It just \.\ asn 't po~sible to con tact the people who h~d bookcrl me some weeks ago. Thomus said ... After all, I .-ouldn't let them down by not showing up, could t '!" d . "He would have been oma u • L ., lot of people and especially u:; a great favor," grumbled the har- r ass ed C IA s poke.sman . "Thomas s hould get the Puli tzer Prize for fiction a nd those Orange Count y lawyers who ~t.arted -all tMs should gel the dummies or the year award for not checking this guy out before he gave them a ll that hogwash." "You don't expect the CIA'to tell you that I worked for them as a hired killer, do you?" Thomas asked. "Mind you I s tarted giv- ing these t a lks because I had clearance to g ive them and do something to improve the CIA image. But they mus t have changed their minds.·· "Oh my God," lhe CIA m an moaned. "This guy would im· · pro\'e our image by going back behind the Iron Curtain he's never seen and st aymg therel" Newsmen eager to clear up the controversy ha\le asked Thomas to produce credentials and/or a former colleague to prove his claim that he was a CIA hit man from 1957 to 1966. He has talked of "Sw~s bank records" but has failed\to pro· duce them. He ta lked or a state- ment by El Toro lawyer Peter Linden "within 48 hours" but that was seven dal}igo. News man ha):' appealed lo Mrs. Thomas fo . "'She is charming, s h e answers the lelephone on every occasion und she laughs throughout every con- versation . A reporter l:lSked her \\hy. "Ah," she chuckled. "you don't know what I know '· Personnel atthe On J.inf>o~ra Uon Hre similarly a mused by pre- ss inquiries. But they nssurc the press thal they know nothing o( his CJ A year s and explain Thomas· absence 'from the office with the comment : "He travels a great deal." . . Thomas is tra\leling again this weekend but he didn't leave Oran~e County w~ ~suring. newsmen yet again• 1Every \.\ ord I ha ''e told ypu is the truth .. , ··Whal I told the Orange Coun- ty Bar Association is the pl~n. unvarnished trulh an~ I Just . can't explain why the CI1t. shoul<!' s uddenly want to disown me," he said. • "You'd think that a man who served his country in the ytay I did would get a ~tter deal than this," he said. "After all, I ~ed my life many times for them." • ''Baloney," repeated the CIA s pokesman. "Tell Mr. Thomas we ate contacting Orange County authorities about his talks.'' "I've given m y last talk." Thom as countered. "But this isn't my Jast word on the subject. you know. You'll hear from me aguin." "When?," be was asked. ''I'm not sure,'' be said. Diiiy. , ... D...._., lsG ... ..tHd Mondav-frtday: " YoU do l'\Ot tlave your ~ by 6:30 pm .. all bebe 7 p m. and your COC>Y will be de- !Mlt'ed Saturday and Sunday If you do not ~ tour ~y by 0 a.m. Salut· d9y, or 8 a.m. Sun41y. Clll befofe 10 a.m. and '/04Jf copy wlll be delMnd c .......... ''"'' . ~ -.. Mo« Or•• Ooul'llY .,... __ ..,, NontlW91t Huntl~on Beectl~ end Westmlnater ...... '-tJJI San ci.mente. C1p11treno Beact'I. S.tl Juel\.. (:eol~tnflO, Dana Ponll. 'SoOlli l.~ lllQul'll NiQuet , , • • • • 4tM6H ABANDONED JN 1937 For some unknown reason , after a quantity of these beaulUul reproductions were made, the entire project was abandoned and Wt collection of perfect reproductioas was stored in a Brooklf n warehouse, where they remam· ed WMiisturbed Si.nee 1937. Tbe lost collection was "rediscovered" and leading lit.bo(raahers and art critics agree that the subject matter and quality of detatl and color reproduction is incredibly ac- l"Urate. Over '500.000.00 had been spent to make finely engraved glass printing plates. Tbese authentic oricinal l937 prints are literally collectors' items and have been appraised by the American Apprai!Us Assoc . at $7.00 each print. Once they have been IOld, there wUl be no more available. A truly excenentart "investment" dut makes a fabWout slft. AVAi.la.i TO PUIUC Now, after • iean tia. fuIJ L._ _____ _:._::;.;.;..._~~~~T::~~~----4~~--1 color ll"llt" Cavt. size) priata are fin.ally l\'lllable lO the publkatt~.~f~acolLlltUoa DAILY PILOT ,. ~- priftb. Seftd cast\, cMc:k or Ofder to: u .s. Sarplua. ~ 1, llSM Vmtwa Bl .. TU'llaa, Ca. ttSSC. Filly GUARANTEED. Certificate of Mlt.hllUcity """ trith each ut. Maatercbar1e and BukAmtrkard OK (1\ve card nmnber.) OAILVPILOT &,nd!X, Mll'Ch 18. 1975 ' Bet"eMl 15,000 and t•.Ooo peo: pie, ranatng in aae fratn •to 75, joined ill the Matth of Dimes Walkalhon and maralho11 run Saturday ~n Irvine ''Supe rwalk " pa rtJclpants c a me in whee fohairs and on skate boards to make~ ZO.m ile tre k which r aised betwee n 5250.000 and $300.000 for research , mto birth deferts The \\;inning m<.1 rathoo runner w as Bill Ande r son, an Irvine teacher who r::rn the 20 miles in one hour a nd 49 minutes. He then $50,000 in Loot Seized; 4 Jailed Ft'deral liureau of l mt>~t1ga do(·!\. The merchandise wa:-. lion agents and Orange County ... ,, a1tmg s hipment to a Zody 's Sheriff's deputit-s Saturday ar· depart ment s tore wa rehouse in il'~led three Orange County men Commerce. and sealed more tha n ~50.000 m T he ar r~ts were made <1t qereos, tclcv1sions and. ap · Rayson M oving and Storage in pllances. :-.lolcn from a Mon· Anaheim, a firm owned by the ll'bello loading d ock Feb. 27. elde r Trecartin Rooked wto Orange County Agents said the merchandi:s<' .J.111 on ~u..,p 1n11n of theft of an in -"'as bein_g t ransferred into the ll·rstatt• !--h1pnH·11l ancl poss<'ssaon bu.ilding as officers closed in. 1 f s lo 1 t' n pr up(• r I y we r <' •According to William Sulliva n. Haymond Pouglas Trl'C';Jrtm, 10. as-;1sta nt agen t an charge of the of 12051 Gilht'rt St. Garden FHl's Los Angeles offi ce. the t;rove. ha-. hrothl'r. Hobt·rt Earl mcrchan'd1se originated in Albu f recartin. :rn. of 15232 \'ermont <tUl'rque . N. M . fo r deliv<.'rv to :-.t • \\'csln11n-.tt·r .• md Woodrow Zody's \\'1lson Shugg-.. ~2. al'>o of thl• The F BI became mvol\ l'tagators cluim that then· theft involved a n interstate ship- t·o,·ered loot w<.as part of more ment. I han SI00.000 in m erchandise sit They wilt face a rraignment ting m ~· lrul·k trailer stole n from Monday on the ch ar ges before a tbe C Jnd D Dd1Hr.v loading federal m agistrate in Santa Ana Hahn Advises 'Hang . I Tight' on D.evices L 0 S ,\ ;\; G E L F. S ( AP > ~oul hl·rn Cal1forn1 J motorists :-.hould .. h.111g tight .. and not buy l·onlro\ l'fSiJ I ;";Ox smog de\ aces until this "'eek':, sho\\do"'n vott.' to O\('rturn l ht" law. !)a)!'. Los Angele::; County Superv1Mir !-\en neth Hahn llahn urged J m J~s IXJ..,lnard \\ ritm g campaign to memhers of the Assembly to -.how public dis. pleasure ovl'r leg1slallon rcqwr· 1ng the de' l('l'" on an est1m..1ted 1 8 m illion 19(11i through 1970 ,·ehkles drl\ en in J.,()!) Angeles, O r a n ge. Rt\l'rs1de, S an Hernardino. \·entura and S<int a Barbara counlae.., In urging motorists to wait ~mother week before compl\'mg \\ith t he la\\, llahn told a r'nday news confen·nN· t hat "I am not s ay ing people '>hould break the· law. but '1 e are in the appeal pro· oess and th e l eg i s l ative m achinery has not stopped.'' The s tate Senate has voted lo overturn the law, but a similar m~asure has been d efeated twice in the Assem bly Transportation Committee for lack or oq_e vote H ahn has been a-vocal op"° nent of the NOx d evice, designed to curb e m issions of oxides of nitrogeQ. A ss ~m b Iv man W i 11 i a Ql Campbel l .< R-H ac i e nda Heights) has s<11d ht• will take the rare step of asl<ing that the bitl be r emoved from the com· m ittee and take n to the Assembly floor for d ebate. B ut this would requi re 41 votes and faces.strong opposition from supporte r s of the committee system . Such a m ove has not been <t lte m pled s ince 1960 walked over the enUre oourae again with a 1roup ot his stu· dt!'lllS. At lelt is 51.tSanne Simon ol Boston, who flnblhed first amoni the wo"'en's marathon runnenl. He r time wu two hours and 45 mlnutes. Below, Dr. Mike Simons of. Huntln&ton ~ch tapes the sort root ot Lort Vincent, 14, of Costa Mesa. D~. Sltnons manned a first aid tent at the Willk'~plidpoint. At ri et\t, a vie w or the marchers along University Drive from Michelson Drive. 4 Jailed In Credit Bilk Sclrerne Four Vancouver, B.C., resi· d ents have been arrested b y Anaheim Police on sus.,Picio~_of JJQssessiot\ of s tolen credjt cards :.a llegedly used to purchase more th<i n 565,000 in merchaodjse. The fo ur were taken tnto c u stod y a nd booked into Anaheim J ai l e arly Saturday after a cle rk a t the Disneyland llolel became s uspicious of th~ir a<:l1vit1e~. Police said one bank credit card confiscated during th~ ar· rc~ts had been used to buy more- than 560.000 in goods. A search of the room:, where the four wer e st aying_ turned u1;1 $5,000 in m e rchandise, including... clothin_g, shoes, luggage and !>C\'erar bottles of aftershave lo· t1 on, police claim ed. . Police said a t otal of 19 credit cardy rcported s tolen recently w~ confiscated . They Included bank and oil company cards.' Arrested were Robert Geor ge Trivett, 29. Malcolm John McPhee: 28, Robert Daniel Taylo r , 31, and Gloria Joan Budrow. 29. Police said Trivett a nd McPhee are citizens of Austra li a. thoug h they had been living iR Vancouver. Local authorities said they have been contacted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police which 1s investigat ing a stolen car ring that allegedly was operated by som e or all of the four suspects. Drugs Stolen Drugs a nd tranquilizers valued by the vict ims a t S95 have been stolen by burglars who kicked open the s ide door to gain entry to a Laguna Beach area animal hospital, Orange County Sheriff's officers reported. De puties uid the theft was r e· ported by Bruce MacKinnon who ope rates the Canyon Animal Hospital, 20372 Laguna Canyon Road Rain, Snow Hit Nation Ne1u Stonn Headed for Southla1ul Today · 1,.S. Summary (,di• t1~,. .111n n·J~ w.h•PO•d Inf" fillf"'thrrn .t"'1 Cfnlr•t P~t1f1t (O..~t with rain '-li(lluro•v •nd ,.,.•vv blow ''"l ,no..., brou9ht tr•v•ler\ ••ftrts tr "·O~t 01 ll\~ Cascael~ oind '>•~"" , .. ~'!lo A ,.,..,., ~r'l(I...-ShOw•r\ htU)~rf'd 1n tht ""'~""''" ~OC-f .. \ 4f\d , ... n ·Urf'dC' ,., rO'\\ t"fl t.ovth,.rf'\ Pit\•"~ Al~"' Qut N M wn 1>111n-eltd w1ln J •"<IW• (It V\OW lti• r••n \y\tt'm '',.,_Of'',,.,.. 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R•1>1•C.llr Rl<n1'!0n4 *•-nlO St lo..t& ~ltUktCUy S.fl01PQO ~Fren<IW• ~tltllt *~-'•me>• Tlltrmal W•\l>•nQt"" ' O•llY Pt lot Pl\o\05 by Patrick O'Ooftfl1ll Mariner.Shoots Mercury PA SA DF.NA IL:Pl l Am erica's Ma riner 10, its latest technical problems corrected, beamed back "good" television pictures of Merc ury Saturday a s a prelude to today's record close encounter with the planet. The photogn1phs \\'tll b<.> thl· best ever ta ken of any space body other than the ea r~and moon," a s p o k es m a n f o r t h e J d Propuls io n La bor a t ory said. ··More impcrla nt, though, will be informa tio n ga the r ed on :\lerc ury's m agnetic field that was d iscover e d in the firs L fly-by ... ll'Oparll~ of failing in its mission up until early Saturday because its antenna "as pointed the '' rong \\ ay. Project scaent isb, working through the deep space network tracking station al M adrid , Spain, corrected the problem at about 3 a m . Saturday when it st•nt a command to Mariner t o ..lo('k in" t he star Canopus, a manl.'U\0 l'r 111.·<:e~!'l:.iry to stabilize the cr:.ift The tiny spac e probe was to woop down~o within 130 miles of s un's c losest neighbor at 3:38 p.m . today, tak ing television pbotos that scie ntists hope will s how det ails or areas 50 yards in diamete r. :\t arincr 10. "hich <tlr<'ady h;,i~ w ·en m a n his closest look at Venus and Mer cury in t"o pre· \'ious sweeps, hall bet•n 111 . . " JC Penney Save 203on custom draperies now! < rl--r...,; . ' Including fa bric, labor, lining and installation on a select group of deco-rator fabrics. I Have onP of ou1 design consultdnls 111:.11 IOrJdy Choo!o•' ltom 11111uall'y ,my lyp~ labroc you woold wanl for your new wslom 11rapt'11rcs ;inl•<lur ~.11 n~. shPers. openwedVP5. l·•CQU:l•ds d.im<1~k .1nc1 m.4ny moot' And vou ~.1,. ,, 1•111 ?O•. on lhl' fi1b•1c .1n<! l,1ho1 l11vP yo11r "'"' tl)wS lhP too~ ot t'IPq,1nc;o w1lh JCPt'.'nney custom <lr.1peri"s Wo II hrlp vou selut I,.~ 11 lly lhe 100~ you w,1nl lo !.IJ•I your p.111•c.ul,11 nro Js And 11 you hdve ·'''Y uther i:ec.ora11n9 problems. ~e·11 be dehghll'·l lo \J, ·~uss them w11h you fu•n•:.h•ngs wallp,,pe•s. "' crssorres. uphol'>IE'•V, .m;lhin9 JI all Jus« .1sk, our JOv•ce IS wllhout obhgahon Shop Sunday Moon to 5 p.m. at tht followhtCJ stores: FASHION ISLAND, NawPOft Beach (714) 644-231 3. HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntington Be~h 171 41892·7771 .. c .. fl I line deer rasp 1ng \\ e l ~ acl• Bay. Mc < ;ua1 rat•cl I ht• IH.'U( gold knoc I o \\ naalt !)()" ! llan<l It• n11gl 1-'r c.ir 1579 E l 1 z and I Ne< clian off I \1 orl on ~ ltl\lC: 'ill aJ I f'r Cl I I. µa1n 102 f fl\'('- \ 0) CJ E::n$! Pan: Fr<H ·~ l.11 (•d plt·a tw Ii c '"~ linec scnE <1nd hs io s;.ll 11 ly 111 N mu~ nav1 on c the CISCC mo11 pr oh core exe dent put mall proJ Bl with furn mar retu l c 1 E f f c t R LOS ANGELES <APi -Richard Nixon is In se \·erP, finaO(lal straits, says u close friend, and two fund· raising luncheons are planned to h elp the Ii rmer president pay ,000211 le al fees due , S !J>Onlh. ~ . ~ ' I ~eanwhile 1n sutJ urban Montebello. Nix on's younger daughter tearfully told the annual meeting of the Whittier Historical Socic~ that friends in l'\1'\:011·s hom(•town of Whittier helped s ustain the former pre s id ent through the tri <ii::. of Watergate .... ~bb' Baruch Korff said In a telepbone in· terview from his New • J u I i e :".: 1 "' o n Eniland. home that the Eisenho" c~id that her Ni'CQO Justice F~nd parents albo \Hre able Lo plans a luncheon in Cin· face defeat early in ~1"' cinn~ti on March 23 an<t on·s political career ctne in Dallas on ~larch ····t>ecau~e he knew he 29 to he lp raise the ,"ould always ha\e - Sund~y Mdrc11 tn 1976 DAILY PILO f 11 .i Sornc of tho:-.e fril•nd:.. in the ~1xon JustiC'l• f\md, alrl'ady h•We p:.110 $120,000 to K1xon ':. <1l· torne)s, Korff ~J1d. )((• snid the form l'I" presi dent is Cimhn i:: it d1ffi('ult to adjust to his n •1ht<'l'U <'lrcumstanCl'S ;.ind. as soon as the fund pays S400.000 1n ll'gJI fees. ii "'ill becnnw a -..up port or· ganizatwn to h(•lp dcfra~· ;\ixon's off1<:e and sbff expenses 'F'or a formt·r prt">l- denl. it's not l'J'" to close up shup, · Korff said. ·'He has not been accustomed to economil· tn~ .. '\t:\un ha:-. almosl 110 l;111J1n..i1·k. ll•a\ ing th~ c·a.,h 1 t"~t·n t•:o.. horl I S~.000 to :"\1\on :-.a1J . actding th.it u !\tr:. Ebenho\\t'r, \\ho Sl75,000 a1h a111·1• for his "as in California for her memoirs had hl'l'" ttM'cl molher·s 6::?11d birthday topa~ stuffsul1:tr1t·::.and <w hi c h i s toda\'l, rcseart·h \\ ork for the. declined to tl1:-.1·uss ·her hCluk . . f<lther ·:-. ht';.illh or his Ht• -..aid anoth1•r of Nix fmanl'es on . s 1· I o ::. e f r i e n d :-. . Charle~ li · · UL•be " ··To unth·rstand my Rl'lww. hopL'S to get fh e father, you hJ\ e to un· \H'.Jlth\ friC'nd~ Ill t'adi dL•rstand the role of the put 1111• SIOO ooo fur the l'hllr('h 111 his life." she purch;ast' of .\1xon·-.. sJHI home" in Kl·\ Bt~t·a\lll'. ~!rs 1-:1w11hov. er s1:t1d 1'1 <i -• '\ 1 'on \\ c.1 :. " a much lie :.aid HPhu10 thl•n nchL·r per::.un" because plans to offer the ho111c"1 of his a~suc 1 ate mem· to the go\ t·rnna·nt <1:. ·1 hL·r:-.h1p Ill the East Whit· ~ · n at 1 u n .1 I <· u It u 1 .JI llL'r Fnt•ntls Church money friends.·· .. GOLDEN HINDE II THREADS ITS WAY THROUGH PLEASURE CRAFT Arrtvel Dey In San Francisco Moat Olff1cult In S.monlh Voyege? "Ahoy, there. Golden Hinde, ) ou just lost your deerhead ! " came the rasping bullhorn warn- ing from one of the \\elcoming :.ailin g ~·achts in San Francisco Bay. 1\loments lall'r a Co<1st (;uard cstort boat scur· ned astern to rctnt•n• t h e Im b b 1 n ~ \\ o o d t· n hei.ld . Soon tht• bri~bl gold-p;.11ntt•d f1gur<•hcad. knocked O\l'rhnard b\ ~ tel\\ rope h atl bt:l'll nailed safe!} bt•neuth lhl' IK>\\Sprit of the Golden llinde 11. California Welcomes Another Golden Hinde It wa!) a moml'nl which might have m adt' Sir 1-'rancis Drake smile. ln 1579 Drake, that daring ~lizabethan navigator :.ind pri\'atecr, encoun· ll'red only primitive In· di:.ins ''hen he took time <Jff from his round-fht·· \\orld voyagt• and r<1ids on Spanish \ csscb to touch fool on California soil near v. h<1t 1~ nov. S:.111 Fr ant i~co L a s t " 1· l' i... l' 11 d J painstJlont.{I) rccrealt'd 102-foot rep lit: a e nded its five-month. 13.000-milt· 'O} age from Plymouth, l'.:ngland. through the Panamet Canal, in a San Francisco celebration for the 400th annivcrs<1rv of the b~ginning of Drake's 1577-lo-1580 round-the -world voyage. Through all of last Sun· day's hubbub. Sir Fran· cis' lciller -day coun- terpart . bearded, taciturn Capt. Adrian V.0. Small. stood as quietly as the calm in the eye of u storm . "Rela\' the sheets and hoist ;n:.u~-. m~ luds.·· tame his s tat·cuto com- m and. as the Golden llindl' II prepared to un- 1 u rl ~u ll s for the run !.,cneuth tht• Golden Gate Bridge·. '''hi It· scr eaming ~1rc11s from Coa:.t Guard patrol hoats cha:.cd in· lerlop1ng ~ ac hts from tht• \ e~M:l's hov.:. I lNCLl'OEO werr l1u11 A MILLl~G crO\\d ot tlrt·ds of :.pu rk Ian ~ .... h1tc 50 press and other \'is· pl<:asure boats. hon'rmg 1tors "ho had boarde<l helicopters. v. atcrs µout c<Jrlier an the dav 1eft lit- ing fire boab. a shore tie elbow room for the 16 lined with spcet atMs, a officers ;ind c rew scurry- senes of 21-gun salutes. ing about lo lighten lines and even a min<1r col· and keep the canvas lision with an overeager bi llowing in the wind. suilboal named the llas· Captain Small, after ty Heart. sailing through several Now th1~ f loating days of squalls which museum of Elizabethan hlew hi s vessel 200 miles navigatwn ~ 111 remain off course and delaved on display <tnd up<·n to <11-rival by <t da:v. dryly the public in San Fran· com111c•nted that the c1sco beginning late this most difficult lime of the month through 1975 <ind voyage was "toda~·. ·· prubably all of 1976. al' The original Golden cord in~ to A rt Blum, Hinde carried m ore than executl\ c 'ice pres1 80 soldiers and crew. denl of the group which . How so many could live put up more than SI for months in so tiny a million for the <.'1ghl-) ear ~hip remained a mystery project. to many of the nsitors. Blum says th<' vec;~t·I . Many of the replica's with its authentic Tudor 18 officers and crew slept furniture. cannon. and under a ceiling Just 4- marine equipment. may feet-7 inches high. Even return to England m 1977 "Drake's cabin" has on· l~ 5 feet of headroom. ·'When you don't have much room, you make adjustments to keep out of each other's way," ex- plains John J anis, the bearded seam an -cook 1 who ladled out the diet of ' canned m~ats. s moked ham, fresh cheeses. and ship's biscuits (specially prepared by a London baker>. Like Drake·s men. the modern ·d a\ crew of thr<'<.' Amc~ican s, one C'an;.idia n . t\\o Scotsmen. 011e I n~hman. and nine Engl)shmcn did n o t h a ,. e s h o w e r s aboard Instead they doused themseh l'S down v. ith salt watt>r ··1 bee-amt• muuh more a\\are of the limits Drake ·~ men faced." says First Mate Christopher Oaniel, cit· ing the difficulty of keep- ing food fresh, of water shortages, and problems of hygiene. "But Drake had one advantage. He could im- provise and go a nywhere and stay there as long as he wanted without wor· rying about a time schedule," the first mate adds. "At sea on a s hip like this one day seem s to run into the next,•' recalled Second Mate William "Jan" Pearce. Now with the five long months at sea over. Cook Janis seemed lo speu for many of the crew when he said. "When you're on this ship day after day, you get to care about it, but now I 'm glad to be leaving." ALIVE AND IN ,ERSOH EASTER BUNNY CAROUSEL COURT-DAILY • South Coast '1111 THE TELOPHASE SOCIETY TO ALL OUR DEAR ORANGE COUNTAINS ... 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'h•IC'•~ot t I ,,,. !Jn'1"1 • ,._ ('\l,1\f#1f~··~ 'l""'OtlilNe • \ ,.. f ~ ., 1 l..!\ ,,..,, 11 .. ,,. ,.d"' .,, w+tl'\dt•r \.r~11r ,. • ' t .... ,,. •' '. ,, J , ... ·~ l(.1 l lil\f\11,)1'\ · q1nt}'••'i1111 ,..,~n',il•<1\ l'\flclll.t.•nd ' 41 .,. 1 .,) .. H1' 'f' I .. I' I t•• \I .,.1'1. ltC'l ·~· !/-\. Shop ~ MoOR to 5 r .M. at tht folow!Rq 1tor11: FASHION ISLAND. Nawoort Boach (714)644·2313 HUNTINGTON CENTER HunhnQtOI' 8Hch(714)892-7771 \ : • : :· •• • I . "' ~ (: . I I A8 ( DAILY PILOT EDITORIAl4 PAGE ) A · ·M~dical· -Disgra~ . Those who have doubts about the need for keep- mg the UC Irvine Medical School open might be in- terested to know that California now ranks 48th among the 50 s tates in the percentage of its residents udmittedtomedicalschools. It's not for lack of interest in the field. Thousands uf qualified applicunts are turned away annuaJly for laC'k of space. And meanwhile. the state is dependent upon P.hysicians trained in other states. or in foreign countries. for two-thirds of its medical services. The high cost of medical trainin__.g and the need fo1 university operation of major hospitals for clinical tt•achmg programs without government reimburse- ment for indigent patients -is blamed for the impasse. In the field of vctcrinarv medical education the ,ituatwn as equally as bad. At the only veterinary nwd1 cal s<:hool in the state--UC Davis-there is room for 1ust one out of en•ry nine qu·alified applicants. T he need for physicians a nd veterinarians is ob- ' 1ou~ The qualified students are ready and waiting. That the) must be turned away, while out-of-s tate doc- tors serve Californians, is a disgrace no matter ho\\ it ". I . d ' IM'XP :11ne away A Blow to Bureaucrats Cali fornia's young Gov. Jerry Brown didn't do m uch tall,<ing during his election campaign, but smce taking office he's been displaying a r eal way with words and a sharp tongue for deli vering them. i\t a gathering of county welfare directors last week, he blasted the state's welfare rules and regula- tions as "confusing, ambiguous a nd redundant." The next day, al a session of University '6r. California regents, he laid into an 84·page academic plan as ''an abstrnct statement that tells me absolute- ly nothing.'' It was, he went on. a good example of the "squid process," under which large amounts of ink are sp1·ead around to protect· an organism from attack ftJO'h:! the outside. / The governor may well be talking for effect. But ~ anyone who has done battle with volumes of 'govern- ment regulations. or endeavored to decipher the true me~ning of a n academic report. can't help finding a degree of comfort in the thought that even a bright, well -educated young fellow like the governor can be confounded by them. The question is: Can anything be done about it. or _r 1s this the µn ce of government in u complex age'> • Diluting the Quality Proud indeed is the parent whose school-age child is nded a ''gifted child" and given the privilege of special enrichment programs. The progr am is based·on the idea of broadening opportunities for students with brains lo go beyond the norm. But the ~riteria for selecting the gifted st udents have been left largely in the hands of individual school districts. Too often. they have been pushed by pride and budget to recognize the largest possible number in the specia l category. } " .. Dl'ploring "the human energy that is being :-.quandered " trying to sort out the complex mes::,. BrO\\ n flc.1tly t old the officials they'd better figure on more effiri~nt operation. because the stale can't af- ford an anticipat ed Sl.6 billion in new welfare costs. California Auditor Gen. I lnrvey Rose says the progr am is so out of hand that more than half the stu- dents given "gift ed" pridleges in 1973-74 actua lly \\ere ineli gible. It l'OSt state taxpayers S5 million too much and crammed children into hastily dc!:>igned d<lsses such as knitting. juggling and bird watching. '' LOOl<S ll~E A ~UgLE-HEAt>E"." 'WANT TO DONATE ANY OLD CONQUERED TERRITORIES ... FOR YOUR SALVATION?' NLRB Puts a Limit on By ROSCOE ORl.M'.'\10:'1:0 nwnb orrNNI by m•\\ s sour<:<·s ~houlcl be consider ed part or tht> n•1>0rters · "ag<'s and working \\'ASlllr\GTO:'\ Can )OU M'l' anv rt'<•:-.on whatsoever whv an a rm Of till' j!O\'(•rnml'nt s hould try lo prc•1 ent nt•wspaper s from b('ing C'lhicat·· Sounds f anl as tic. doesn ·t it'.' · tnndil1ons. Tht•refon>, she holds. the ethics of r1.•fusing them cnn· n o t b e p r a l' t r (' l' cl b y t h t' l1C'WSJ>U1)('r t'X<:<'pl through u t()l- lt'Ctive bargainmg t'Ontratl. And <'an ~ou see any reason whatsoc•,·pr "h~· th<' press should be• n·stra111t·n bv the National Labor Rt•lat1on~ ·Board from re- quiring that ib st aff refuse gifts_ from nC'v. s sources until the paper h<ts "on the approval of its reporter:-. st•c.·rl'larics and office bo~·s " Sounds grolt'MllH'. dof'sn't it'~ Th1<; kind of thing 1., r;11smg its eccC'ntnc head <1:--j Sl'rlOlh pro· position ThC' fact 1s that an :":LRB judg<• has 1ust ruled that a 1.·11dt• of <'llnc:-. clnt\\ n up h~ till' t'd1turs of the M a cl i::. o 11 < \\' 1 s > Cup 1 ta I TrnH.•:-. 1s inopl·1·a1 I\ l' unl<'"s it h:1s been agreed to through coll ect I\<' barg aining v. itl1 ib unioniLt•d l'm plo~ l'" \'Ol. BETTER bt·li<'H 1t, h<'C'auMi Judge l"\anc:~· Shl'rman isn·t fooling in makingthisnrling. which no\\ gors t o tht' full bo<ird. lier rC'ason '! Sim plP ew•n 1 f' the' qu a lity of good senst· rs strained to the breaking point. 1 ler rt:>asoning 1s t hat free titkt:ls. frel' tra n·I and other t·molu C'an you im;.i~ine tht> :'\ational La bor Relations Bo ard assl•rting that a nl'wspap<•r cannot prnC'liCl' an ethical standard al its O\\n in· iliaHve even if some of it-; s taff want to clo oth<•n\ 1s1··1 PERHAPS \'Ol' t'iln imagine s uch a thing, but 1t seems to m e thatgovernment 1s h<ivingenough trouble re·carnrng the confidence of its constituents without propos· rng that newsp<1p<'rs should have imposed on them by government a compul:>or) ~t<1ndard of shodd) cthil's. I am not :-.aying that som<· rll'\\ ::.papl·rs ancl otht>r m E"<iia h;l\-c· not C'\ t.•r tolt•rat«d. or even t•ondont•cl. such practin·~. But that lrnrclly ju~tif1t>s th<' NLR B making had C'thic:; nt•gotiabl<'; that is. compulsory if the union wa nts it that way. It is nql easy to legis late t11gh e thical ~landarcls, but sure- ly go\'ernment o ught not to be on the s iclt• of imposing low ethical ::.tancl;irch Th,• Nationa l Conft•rt•nc:e uf • Editorial Writers a nd the Na tional News Council, an inde pen dent bod~ for monitoring the fair· ness a nd ethiC's of the media. art- askin!! that syndicat<'d colum- nists disC'IO!-.e to their s rndicatc•s and to their -c lient µ<1.pcrs an~· l'.Onflitt of intNl':-.1 that could n ·· asonabl y bear upon t h l•Jr tn•<libility That's a good 1dt.'a. That's bl· ing open "ith readers the way\\ e ask ~overnment to be open with 'olers . I acC'ept NI. I hop<.' my col· leagues wi II a<'rPpl T her C' rs nl'NI I or th rs krn<l of candor. Ther <' have bern sc\'era l significant abusc·s by columnists One T\' t'Ommentator praised a farm program from '' hich h<' was b<>ncfiting. Another. "ho l·arlil'r had 1wgoli ah~d a Sl00,000 business loan from !'\t.'lson Rockefeller. wrote a column commending RockC'felkr's gt•nero:-.ily al thl· time of the confirmation ht.•;.ir mgs. Still anotht•r had her ex penses to Ch ina paid by other s. These are the kind of im- proprielie;-; that the National Labor Relation:; Board jud ge would force the media to accept and do nothing about unlt':-.s its newspaper union agre<'d. thus giving the Newspaper Guild a n•to over ethical s tandard-.. Ethics T he N<ttional News Coun- cil got:s fu r ther than the National <.'onfe renc·e of Editori<tl Writers in its '' ish to cxposl' connich of inler<'~l in the pn•ss. It st:..tlt>s· .. It is tlw l'OllllCirs view that l'\'NY journali:-.t should< C'illtt•r r<•fra in from t•om nwnting upon maltl'r:-in whi<·h h<' or she h as ;1 famah;el or<• f1iH1nt1<1l interl'sl or make those 1nt l•re~ts so Cll•u1· there eun Ul' no m1sundt•rstand mg A HEGINl"tlSG IS being made. At the end of a Garr y Wills column recently the Washin~ton Sta r Ne\\ s footnoted .. Wills is in Israel as a guest of the Israeli Go,'ernment. · · But a policy of dis c losing connicts of interestshoulct be inclus i\'c, not limited tocolum· nists. :-\l'\\ spapers tht•m:wl\t·., t·an ha\ t' t1.mflicts of 1nterc..•st that ::,houlcl nut lw c-ontPuh·d. .\ 11 m c• d i :i a n d t h e 1 r e d 11 or i u I \Hitt·rs. c-om nwntators l:lntl I l'- porll'rs ~hou ltl lw goven wd h.\ th<.• :-.amt· o bligati on of cl1 ~ 4.:los un'. This wou Id ht· applying the .. right to lo.no\\•· to the p1·ess 1belf. And "h~ not ·• Roscoe Drummond wntesacolumn d1stnbuted by the Los Angeles T1111es Syndicate Did We Learn in. Vietnam? Cambodia Will Tell ~ltrull\ .lllt•r hl•eoming Prt•'-i dl·nt in :'\11' 1·rnlwr J96:J, L~ndon B .John!->on ",1' p<:rsuacled h~· his •1ch 1~l'r5 that our prestige in the '' o rl d '' ;i ,., I 11 • 111 g <I a m iJ g c d bl'ta11:--1.• 1 hl· ' 11111·d States "as not doing t·n1111gh lo 1-.ccp South \'ieln ~1m trom gorng under. lie ";.is told t h:11 JH•opl<.• t·vcrywhC'rc "1·rc.· 1p11•sl ioning 1111' dt'lt.'rmina- twn nf till' r ·nrlt•d Sl:11l's to help n;iltuns dl'ft·111I lltl'm.,1·ln·~ ag<11n.,l commun1~m. All that w<1 s ncccssar\' the President was ad' 1:;ed. ,~ .. ;s for the l 'nited Stales to step up our military aid \\"hen it turnl'd 0111 I hat thl' ;rd dit1onal milita r y aid \\as not enough. the Presid<'nl was <1:-. sur<'d th:.it 1ust the pr<'scrH'<' of ~ ·.s military advisr·rs in unrfnr m ,, ould he enough to 111t1 rnrtl~1tc ( NORMAN COUSINS J the cnem ,. ;.end t' a use hr m to th mk twice bcfort' risking the armed might of tlw t·nited Stales. So we scnt in ··militar;• <td\'l~f'rs," but :\orlh \'il'lnam ''ontinm;d to pre- ss fon, a r•d D11111b Buy C•tr11 Th<'n. a:-. the military po:-.1tion T he next t.•sca latwn \\as the arr of South \'1etnam detC'rior;..rlt' 1n thl• .., t.;nitcd Slates, feeling that we wcrC' not really serious nbout our commitments, and that only when we "ere prepared lo s hed American hlood would th<• world give full trcdit t o our purp<1ses in Vietnam f?fttl~es?' Consumer Bills Peril Freedom THIS, THF.!\. '':is the s tory of our folly in Vietnam. We allO\\t.'d ourselves lo be taunted into the mos t costly and foolhardy war in our history. After losing mon: than 50,000 II \'CS, and after drop ping more bomb:; on a smul l country tha n were dropped on all F,uropc du1·ing World \\'ar It. \H' finall) had to ad mil that the best lhing \\ e could do was tu ex· tricate ourseh e~ "ith whatever fine!>sc \\as possible. It turned out. t oo, that the m ain damage to our prestige in the "orld was the result not of our hesitations or our r estraint but of our attempts to cover each mis- take "1th a large r one. rr our moral position suffered in the \\Orld. 1t "as because our actions lacked a moral base and not l> e c a u s c ,,. c d i d n · t co m m i t enough force \\hen you "en· ~ nung did ) ou e' t•r h~J\ c tfll' expt.'n<'nce of tr~ in~ to t'arry a hask<.•I of kitte ns? One" ould poµ its head up and try to e r a" I O\ N I he· s1<lt.: of the basket. cind "hll1• )OU \~Cre push19g him h.i<'k d1l\\11 anothl'r \\Ouldpop up on th1.·01hcrs1neor thl' bask et Soon . I h1•n• "crt' m ore he.ids than~ 1111 had hands Propo.,c.'d go' <·1 nnH•nt pro· gr:Jms c:.in lw lik t.' th ••• ~ L<•g1sla1 ion r:-. 1n trnduced in _ Con g ress h y - thosf' "ho think (. a ll a n swers ~ mu-.t come from ~o' Prn-· men I Wht·n l he worst of ii rs dt•· l fealed wt• tw vr a tendc•ncy to r t'lax and think, "Well. that '!' that · .Just Ir kt.• l ho .... c· k 1tl rn-. • heads. though, lhc h1lb l..t'l'JI 1><>pp1ng up until tht>y'r<' pat.sect Take• th<' "o cal INI Con-.urnt.•r Protcctron Alitl'M~ Act !lad 1t pa'isf'd lar;l year. at \\o111tf h <I\ • rt>sultPd In lh<' r 1 rJtwn ,;f a h1(t. new (ederal bur~au. '' il h the power to trnpcrscdc all oth<•r itov- ~rnment n1&e n c 1""· plu-. thP power to ta k\' rN·orcls and tr adl' [ RONALD ] _ REAGAN _ !>cc rets from bus inesses large and -;mall and m crk e them publir. Th<> hill cir\•\\ s trongoppo"it1un 011 Capitol II ill from those "ho fear Big Broth<'r' govcrnm<'nl :ind who resent the self.st' l1•d .. con~um <'rists" promoting· lh<' notion that peoplc are too dum b to buy a box of corn fl akes without bt'ing cheated, but an· smart enough t o choose prott•c- tors in government lo rwl thl'll' lives for thl•m THE PRO FESSIONAL con sumerists are. in reality. elil1i>t:-. ~ho think they know better than you do what ·s good for you They fought lrnrd for' this bill. acrusing opponl•nts o ( b l'an g aJ{amst any kin ct of consum<>r protect ion, "h1ch. of cour:.c, '' asn 't true. The bill· s oppont•nl 'I dN•11frd to fili buster it The f1lrh11"t"r i:-. L• parliament ary trnd1Uon in th<.• L' S Senate It ·~ thC' Pr<X'C!'IS of taking. and holchn~ th<> noor for dcbote until }Ou'vt' talked a bill to death. Tr3dlliona1ly. lhos<' on thf' nlher s ruc mav lrv three limes lo 'olt.• for "C'lotun:·· that is, to <· u t off d t> b a 1 e ;m d end the filibuster. Hut in the c-c1se of the Consumer Protc<·tion Agency Act. cloture had lo bl• beaten haC'k not three. but four limes. Don 't s t a rt a celebration , though l.rkt-t hl' basket of k it- tens. th1:--011t• will µop up again soon. m .i~ he uncle r a ne'" title, or <'H'n :1:\ ;in a m end m~nt to some llt'('t':-.S:ll)' pit•C(.' or k gislation th:st l'Vt•r.' o ne s upports. It':-. ;1 s twme Congn·:-.s \\Ill ha\ c lo go round and round uguin o\ ••r this nons ense -and the bill "ti ~ nonsense . Worse. it was as IHg a threat to our free economy as a n~011ng that's heen pro· µosed. C'ONGRES HAS the authonl)' to l'hunJH' Policies governing the prartlf'('S of (edera) depart-tnt'flt!J .1 n d a ~ <' n c '-r l h a \ h a v c rl'spons1h1hty for protcctin~ con- s umt>t s Jf there are shortcom 1nJts in thusP agcncit's, Con~r«!MI c-nn l'orrc<·t them To cn·ntt> a t•om1H•t1nf. O\'t>rlappln.c n <'w 3$!Cnc·y m tt•ad 1:. just pluin ir· re~pons1 hi . Take.' an dnalo)(~. Jf you O\.\nl·d u ~lore und found that one of its ct<'PMt nwnt:-. wa:o; below par. you w ould t'onsider chang in g management policy, personnel or prices. but you certainly wouldn't try to solve the problem by opening a s tore across the slr~t to compe t e with yourself. Yet, that's \\hat the prom oters of the Con s umer Protection J\genn would have Congress do You should keep p en and pap<•r hand y to wr it e· yotir <'On · -J{ressman . bccaul'ie it will soon be t ime again to push the killl'ns back in the b 11skel . 'Wow! H•'s quite 11 sal••mttnl • I One would tlunk lhal l>y tt11s lime '' c would h:\\ c learned something from \'ictnam. One would think lhat by no" we would have lea rned how juvenile 1t is to allow ourseh'es to be goaded into foolish actions jus t to pro\'e we are not a fraid to !:>ho" our military might And nothing is mort' insultin~ to the American intelligen<'e than to he told . in the "ake or Viet num. that 1( wt' c an just In crease mihta r v aid to Cambodia alt can be Stl \'e.d. Whe n President f'ord cci llt. ror addltion<•I millt ::iry nrd, d(){>!I he have u l'Clllng in mind'' H the hard" are a nd lht.• bombs art' not t•nough. "ill \\e be expected to send men'! JIO\\ many., F1fH t housanct ., One hundred lhou s;l n(t '? J"i\c hundre d thousand'' PR£ IDEt-w'r t'ORD canno t po~slbl y bclic\'C t hut American ml•morll'., arl· so short that lht•\ \\Ill bt· 1mpn·s~l·d by the iJl~,; mcnt that the '' orld is looking al !\men ca tu ~c..·e if\\ c ha,·e the" ill to lo.ccµ C<tmbodia from going un· tfrl'. I belie\ c the President is right ''hen he sa~s that the rest of thl' \\Orld is \\alching America today for its dl'cis inn on Cambodia. But ''hat the rest of the "orld is look111~ lo find out. I bclil'\'e, is " h c 1 h t' 1· " l' h a v e I 1 • a r n e d an~ thing fro m \'ietnam. or \\helhN \\e intencl. inch U\ inch and slt•p by step. to ht•dra,;n rnlo a nother quagmirt' th:.it will do no <:n:odit to the L nited Stutes. that "ill squander Amer~n 11,·cs. that will deplete our resources. that \\ 111 proclut'c untold suffer- ing, that ''ill underminl' our econom). thLJ t "ill acid a rocket thrust to rnflallon. that \\ill make heroes out of Communi-.ts and that "ill end in disillu!->1011 and d1:-.gruce. \'ietnam and Cambodia come off the s;1mc apoC'al~ ptic spool. Thi! time lo rt>l'Og nizc it is now. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Ho~rl N Wt>td, Publ13hn Thomo1 K ttvil. E:d11or Thoma1.Palmt r. Sunday Ed1tonol Pogt Editor Tht> .ciltorial pagt> or the Daily P!fot auks to inform and stimulate readt>rs by Presttating on this page diverse CQmmentary on topics or interest by syndical· .ct columnists and cartoonists, by provldlna a forum for reader-s· vltws and by presentlna this newapa.,.r'1 opinions and Ideas on l'urr•ot topics. The edltonal opinions or the Dally Pilot •PPtar only In the edltorfal column at tht> top of the P•lt. Opinions ex· pret1ed by the c:ohamnlsta and rartoonl1t1 and letter writen are their own and no elldonement ot lhdr views by lhe Dally Pile>\ abould be lnftrrf'd. Sunday, March 16. 1975 , By Th• tlass Wa:>h c v a J teach cal lea Ac COi PL tcch11 ual . mac~ )!rarri devic mult ga m gr mo ~1gnt! the I a~in; urge want The fl\'C, l'COnC natio: OnE th re tl':lC'h first E an in g:i niz Units studc t r o n ma ch t1onal ThE IS ph <·omp the le tout r learn I'd ( l;..rSS "hen neve1 "~0\1 lrnb t ] I! We thr N1 <'<•m r forny on cu of ch~ Asi t h is c;tud1c 1t al'i< ~ener Iv lhE and w Dre a_ggrt Bl'<i rc an in &ll'flS morn ""an and f out of But I hl°l'l' ' IC SC'! \ ircak nc r 1 Librar study ams ywhe OB' ned ~ ris1n~ Fa cu are • press Th<. so "e' 'ilUd~ that I but r a\\ar l'C'r te• alien: 01lH'h J\J (I mos r: be cur lh1s 1ir of the Com 1 v1dcc ~Cr\'l Chur will how tht.· h Arr lJ t )'\ hym n ash of th freq1 paste \H8J'. toth1 "'" mak of s chur toke Al urc und nllo s1 m1 spot tal Teaching Vs. Lea1·ning ·' By I.ELAND IS. NEWCOMER The scene ~as a fi~l-grade ~lassroom . I was in ~•~ima Wash., actin1: as a COl\S\liltant t~ t.•va luate an experimental toaching and l eor~ program ~alled...-eµN < PupU Learnlna According to Need). PLAN employs the 1-.~t in teclmological aids -aullo "is- uul, teac hing machines. pro J!ram learning devices and a m ultitude or games and g immicks d e- i.igned t o stir the kids' 1 •m· agination and urge them to want to learn. The school in Y akiina is one or fiH'. each of different socio- t•conomic nature. involved m a nationwide ex peri men~ One professional tcarhc:r and three carefwll y selected t~acher's aides oversee 60 little first graders. each of whom is on an individualized program or- g::mized around Pupil Learning Units (PLU >.which rcquir.es the ~tudent to do som ething in rela· tion to the var ious games. machines and assorted instruc- L1onal devices in the classroom . The r esult of work in each PLU 1~ plugged into a sophisticated <·omputer in Iowa City, lowa, and the teach eT receives a dally prin· 1 out r egarding the pro~ress of the karning of each stud~nt. I'd been in the first-grade < lassroom nearly t\\O hours '' hc:n it occurr ed lo me I had ne\(!r heard teacher say, ··'l.;ow class, let's. " When the )ocls hall a problem they as ked a teachet's aide. When they want- ed lMir werl( checked, they took lt to the teacher. ONE THING I've learned in 32 years is that when you are look Ing for a straight answer, you ask lhekids. l picked out a lilUfl black boy we will call Jimmy, "Hey man, what •re you do· ing?'' His answer: "Jam learning the sounds of lhe fi rst letters of these words." That's a unique a~werfrom a frrst grader after six weeks or 3ehool. Usually they 't"l,Q sa y, "I'm doing what the teach'lN.ald me." Or "I'm drawing lines." v Jimmy, noting my SWJ>rise, said, "You don't believe me, do you!" My response was, "I think I believe }OU, Jinimy, but how do YOJJ know you ace learning that?" Get this reply: "The computer tells me.•• This is a first grader learning to read. Not yet convinced that l was convinced, he ~ook my hand and led me lo the side of the room where a chart was set up record- ing the students' PLU. "See this box? This is my box where I put m y PLU results. Then the computer t akes them and tells my teacher what I've learned, what I haven't learned and what I need to learn next." I KNOW. H's an eerie story. but it's true. Through it perhaps we can all look downs tream a nd see the fut ure of education. Progress creates som e pro· blems, of course, not the least of "'hich in this case involves a necessary re-evaluation of the teacher '• role. Note lh1s dialogue with Jimmy's te:1cher al a coffee b~ok leter tbut day . .. Tell me, Mrs. Jones. How's um ne w plan going? What do you think of the technological ap· proach?'' Mrs. J ones avoided my eyes, "Well, ... uh ... you see." "Gee, what's the matter? Aren't your s tudents learning?" "Oh, Dr. Newcom er , you just can't believe the w ay these kids are learning. I've taught first grade for JS years and I've never seen such growth! •·Mary Ann already knows all htt initial consona nts and is re- ading In a first-grade book I wouldn't expect her to ha ndle un· tJl the end of the year. Some of m y kids are skipping to more ad- vanced PLU. It's fantastic!" I made the obvious response, "Then why are you concerned? What's the problem?" Mrs . J ones said , "Do you real- ly want to know ? .. I assured her that I really did, and it came out. .. Or. Newcomer, I really think the problem is that I just feel so darned unnecessary.'' MRS. JONES is a nice lady. Mrs. Jones is a good teacher. She and thous ands like her are the backbone of the education in- dustry. What Mrs. J ones was telling m e was that she ha d been condi- tioned I >r 15 years to ~lieve that her kids couldn't learn unless she was l eac hing. And to her teaching had alway:. meant tell- ing. And now that s he wasn't te ll· ing, s he d idn't feel she was work- tng. This is the real core or one of the maJor changes taking place in education today. The assump- Uon that evtrylhlnt lh t Is to be lttamed hat> to be "taught" 1~ headed for the Junk plle With the f u nta sti<' le<'hnolo1ical improvements now available to us. the teacht!r's und professor's roles mll!t change dramatically. Some of my collengues may not be ready for 1t, but the teacher mus t now become a diagnostician, a motivator, n s timulator. a prescri ber, an evaluator and a red1agnostician. The r ealistic new bret>d pro ressor will not waste m uch time lamenting the fact th at he has become one of lhe less effective means of imparting information. THE OLD WAY placed the em· phasis on teaching and the supervision of l eaching and thc- teachmg processes. The new "ay places the em- phasis where it belongs, on the evaluation of learn mg. When we learn to use our nl·w technology and perform in our new roles l believe we can expect a 50 percent improvement in the efficiency and effectiveness <>I teaching and learning. l 'm excited by the fu ture <if education. The kids deserve the best we have to offer a nd the sooner we start offering it, the better Cor all of us. Dr. Lee 8 . Newcomt'T is presid.n1t of La Verne College, from which he received a bachelors degree m 1942 Ht holds a doctorate degree 111 education from the L'nwers1ty of Southern California and wntes a col umn on education that wiJl appear m the Daily Pilot /ram time to t1mt> .'Jewcomer was supemllt'Tldtmt of the Newport-Mesa U nified School fJls· trict from its inception, m 1966. to 1968. More Learning and More Apatlag Even Talk Is Cool on Campus By ER"IN D. CANHAM We've spent the last week on thr et' l\f1dwcs1crn univers ity c: <.1 m puSt':. ("1th t h,ree more foray~ to tom c· l and 'an rep<>rt on currc•nb and countcrcurrent.; or rh<.1 ngC' As is by no\\ very well known. thts 1s ii serious and r ather studious ram P»S generation. But it also sc·cs 1lsetr as an alienated generation, sharing rather heav1· ly the uncertainties of national and world society. \ <.'ry bright girl told of going into a room of men lakmg lhe Law School Admission Test and meet- ing what s he felt to he a universal "ave of biller hostility Others. men ~nd women, con- fi rmed thi s sense of human alienation. stood still. The laboratune:-.rnd libraries t eem \\Ith cager :.eekcrs. THERE IT IS: an 1mpre5~1\e individual awar eness of the world of learning. but a diminished collective consc1ous- nes9'of the issues and the causes of the timc What this may portend. I ran· not say. Perhaps it is just that the campuses reflect the "orld, and that, a fter t he intense emot ional trauma of a tragic ''"d ;,1111 bJguous war and a const1tut111n;.1l crisis re-aching to the top of political institutions anc1 nm\ ;1 be\\ ildering economic rcrt·~~ton arfd 1nrtat1on. peoplt• ~re more than a lillle dazed and unct'rta111 C'onceivahly 1t 1s a tra.ns1t1on.1l time (like th<.' tale "' intcr 1tsc-lf 1 an interlude awaitmg a~ al.en ing We sh all see l:."rwin D Canham 1.s editor ementll3 of the Chrtst1an Science Monitor . . Sunday. M1rch 16. 1975 Oh, How Rare Is ·Crinie In Britain You might not easily get away wllh murder m lhe Metropolitan Police's Chelsea and Ken~ungton divi sion of Condon, but housebreaking, thefts from c•ars or dipping into other people's pockets on the t.:n derground transit system could well be a nother matter. With 700 officers covenng an area of social extremes, the Corce there is about 25 percent under strength When a burglar lea,es no pnnts and flits unseen. his crime 1s llkely to be put on file and disappear under the m ount ing burden of new cases. Chief Supt. Anthony Tenten, ot Notting Hill sub- division, says: "Everythin~ would be reported a nd circulated , of course. But there must be priorities.•• At Kensington police sla tion, where the murder of journalist Edward Willcox last DeHm ber h as invohtd setting up a special squad of 24 m en. each working at least 16 hours a day. investigation or the area·s day lo-flay villainy has doul>led the already heavy load of the re'>l of lhe offic~rs. OETECTl\"E SERGE.\:'\T Tom Glendinnin i;. aged W and three times commended. is one of them. ln 1954, 1t wa:. calculated that a London de tective should cover a max· imum of ISO cases a vear Glendinning, looking through h is diary of un sociahlt· engagements las t "'c:ch. estimated lhat so far he h:1:. been dealing with 60 ca e" this year -that is, just ove1 the past five weeks. Ry the e nd of the ~ear. therefore. it is probable tha t Glendmntng will exceed his O\\ n record of 360 cases <:ov· t•n•<I ·our staff h as been r e duced by about a half because of the needs of the Murder Squad," he said ... There's 11 men in the office now. when there s hould b e about 30. Sometimes. at present, we're working over 70 hours a week "In addition to the case- ·· . DAILY PILOT A 7 GLENOINNING load. you 've also got to spend dnys in court. This meaiu that, \\1th some rn vestiga- llons. you can 't go any further because you haven 't the lime. "JlOBBF.RIF.S with ''1olence I don't think are ever- forgot t c n . 1 'd one "Ith anoth<'f officer in December, v.hen oin old couple v.ere al- -lacked rn a shop \\'e'vc spent a lot of time on thut." A uniformed member of the frirce . PC Alan Desath, said: .. On the late shifts I do a Jot of communications \\Ork as re- :.f!ne officer and. ''1th things as they are. ~ou simply run out of men "It comes lo a point, perhaps on a Friday night. "hen) ou get a heck of a lot of s hoplifting in Kensington ll1 gh Street You send a lad up there to arrest a shoplifter and. \\ell, )OU can forget him for two o r th ree hours, particul ar l y if they're foreigners who don't speak En~lish . You r.an have i•vt1 or :-11t blokes doing that;;\ <>tf':tJ. You just grrn6 to a hall. "Ht•centlv a store detairK...od two shopl1ftc-r::. There ''as no one'' e c<1uld ~end for them so tlw ::.tore tooh the property hat·k and ll'l them go because the· ... hop \\ ~1s ::.huttm~. 1t•s cl1abohc..1l "THIS JOB'~ b~en running <~ a ~hoe:.tring for the last c·ouple of years. Frankly, I lhtnk 1f someone in this area '>teal~ something from a car he's got a ~ood chance of get· l1 ng <.t\lo ay "1th 1t. '"\\'e "ere saying just this mormn~ that it ·s nol like t he old da\':. "hen we leaned on <ihop d·oor handles. The area 1-.. tO\ l'l"l'd by transport patrol!>, of course. and if the occasion a ri~es, we can have t•tghl policemen there in no t1ml' .. , suppose you never see so t11Ul'h from a ca r as you do on loot. the JOb'~ always learnt uul there on your ov. n two kt•t And that's what we \\ere t.1lk tng about al 6 a.m. today; at G a .m . for various reasons. the-re was ltterally no one to "<ill. the street ·• . From the Su nday Times, Lon· chm Dress and hair are a little Iese; aggress1,·e in social protest. Beards are fewer and neater. Jn an inform~tl count taken on the &ll'ps of the Illini Union this morning, v. e would say that the wearing of blue jeans hy male and femalt:-has dropped from 9 out of 10 to 8 out of 10. Big deal! Some of them allnbuted this feeling to the social situation pre· va1l1ng in the nation and the world. Certainly the carru>uses reflect and possibly intensify the weaknesses of society today. There is ;t sense of leaderless- n ess, of absence of unifying causes, which produces apathy or withdrawal or frustration. SO GREAT <:ausc now grips students or faculty. There are He Bites the Hand Feeding Him But cveryw hcn• we went on • hr('c campuses. students were lo • ie seen buried in their books. At \;reakfast . al lunch. in every cor- ner o r un ion buildings and libraries, s tudents wer e deep in study a nd it was n't just Lhat ex- ams w ere com ing up ever- ywhere. OBVIOl"S LY s tudents a re wor· ried about jobs and the steadily rising costs of h igher edueation. Faculties and administrations a re worried loo about hard- pressed budgets. The atmosphere ever)"' here is so verv different from the days of c;tu<lcnl revolt. Few yearn for that time of riots and trashing. but many deplore the lack of ;1wareness today. Instead of con- et•rted action there is isolatcd al1t'nation, we were <:1ssured. Too muc·h self-centeredncsst Many s tudents said th11t the at- nrnsph.er c of competition has bt•<:ome fi erce nnd rlivisive. ln this time or women's lib, one plenty of local causes. the tradi· Willia m E . Simon. secretary of tional ones of food a nd prices. or the Treasury. believes that a ma· bureaucracy. a kind of ad-jor problem of our time is the ministra tive heavy-handedness. massive growth of government. Once these perennials were In a s peech before the Com - transcended b y the great issues monwealth Club of California in of war and peace, a personal San Francisco, he remarked. "It vulnerability <as by the draft) or took 186 yea rs for the federal concern about the environment. budget to reach ...., Even that urgent issue seems $100 billion. a somewhat to have cooled. ~ line crossed in But when you look closer at in-1962. Only nine dividua ls, you find a great deal to more Ye a rs admire. Behind the gener ahza· we re required lions, the picture changes. The to break th e campuses have their share, sure· $200 b i I lion ly more than ever, of 't'ery able figure, and only' a nd dedicated and intelligent f o u r more young people taking full advan-vears to crack tage of their opportunities. And the $300 billion those opportun1tit>s arc today im-barrier-a r ecord we are setting mensely rich. thisyear. "Government a l all levels now From the m o::.t remote cnm· employs one out of every sii< pus, students have their chanec members of our work force. It to explore the world. Months or a has become the biggest' s ingle year stud y in g abroad h as employe r in the country. with become \'ery nearly a pattern. more personnel than the auto in- Faculties a r e more than ever duslry, the s teel industry and a ll cosmopolita n. The techniques of other durable goods manuf<il'· teaching and s tudying have not turers combined ... Also in r ecent ye::in; lhl·n· ha:- Baptist Group Puts been a huge proliferation of feder a l regulatory agencies. Regulation , Simo n believes. leads as a rule to higher prices and to ::i lessening of economic freedom God on the Ainvaves Regulatory agectcies "exercise control over a ll forms of in- terstate transpor tation. power ge n e ration, the securities 1 imeRite, the ad\'Crtising a rm of the Southe'?h-Baptist Radio-TV Commission. has assembled a \'l(IC'otape cassette of a model :-.C'n icc al N<>rlh Phoenix Baptist Church in Arizona. The model \\ill he used to teach ministers how to <'Om municote \H!t~r with the home viewing audience;, Amon$? the innovntlve features al North P hoenix : words to h ym ns and scriptures are flashed on the screen, the names of the site a nd participants are frequently identified. and the pastor pretapes a four·minute \Hapup that appeals specifically to the viewer at home. Another suggestion TimeRite makes is tha t during Ion& periods of silence in the scr vict, the church use a pretuped messa1c to ket'pthe folks at home awake. Al:so avuilohle from TirneRite Pre H St.•rlell Of standardized 30- a nd 60 second com mcrclal spots, a llowinR the local church t o simply drop In its own name. The 5pots may oHcr a ICiaon lb pa~·en· tal example, encoura1e Bible d t · h Sund 1 v m a rket and electronic com -study or aver iset e ay. munications ... Through service. TIMERITE . Vice President John Cobb Smith reports that churches frequently place lhese spots during sports events. North Phoenix uses a "come worship" ad for its Sunday s 'rvice during the Phoe ni x Suns games, and First B a ptis t o f both New Orleans a.nd Albuquerque use the s pots during NFL footb&U telecasts. TimeR1te promotes its services, which cost S7S for a one· day consultatioh, through di.r~t mall and at a booth al the Southern Baptist Convention. Smith notes that lately mor-e churches a re seeking the agen- cy's odvlce. "We don't want to f'et Into 1 s how bus ine ss thinJ? wilh worship," !'8~ s Smith. "but we \\ant to make it mon.• me-an· lngful." F'rom the Journalum review fMOREJ. \'arious environmental and safe· ty laws, subsidy programs. con- tracting t1uthorities and othe r de· vices. feder a l ' re~ulalors h~ve also heavily supplanted the de- cisions o f private citizens in the maritime, auto, d efense. drug and agricultural industries" LIKE MOST consumers. l have been aware of the dire<:t in- nuenee off ederal regulators only 1n the form or s mall "harass· ments and higher prices. Who or- dtred. I h ave wondered. the use of those almost-lmpossible·to~ -open containers for pills and · other drugs? Although Intend ed for the pro· tection o C c hildren. these ex· pensive, fed erally m andated con- t ain rs h twe proved di(ficult or impossible to op<>n for adullf'. ('specially the ('ldrrl), while children delitthl in demonstrat ing how to open them. So the pills remt1in a<'Cf'SSlblt to eh1ldren, while odults, on('e lhey get the lids orr, leave them uncapped ( S. I. HAYAKAWA) and in danger of s pilling And who ordered the comple~ seat -b e lt-s h o u Ider-h a rn ess ignition interlock that has proved so inconve nient a nd infurialtng to drivers and passengers alike that Con gress was compelled lo rescind the order? "The des ign a nd manufa<:turc of the 1973 aulomob1le." sa)s Simon, ''was s ubject to 44 d1f· ferent governm e nt standardc; and regulations mvol•inflt about 780 tests that had to be ml'l ·· Simon concedes that "Mein) governm<.'nt regulations ~en L' worth" hilc purposes and must bl· continued." llowe11 cr. he p<11nb out that a irfare from San Fran cisco to Los Angeles is one·Lhml less than that from l'\ew York tn W~shlngton . whic h is almo t half the d ist ance. T he l atter route is interst ate -and federal ly regul ated. Federal regulation also leads to paralysis : "This country wus .J pwneC'I" lfl lhe dt'\'1.'lopmC'nt OI nuclear power. Yet to<l ay 1t t ake~ It ~·ears to butld n n11clt':.ir pO\lo l'r plunt in the t· .S. a nd only 4 to ·I' · ~ N1rs in Europe ancl Japan." This is something 1n "hich go,· ernmenl r egulat ion 1s <'learty needed, but why do "'e need ~o much more r egulation t hun orher. less crowded countries" SDION $.\ \'S regretfully that many of the regulations that are a threat to free competition and the business enterprise S) stem are imposed al the r equest of busi- nessmen themselves· "One of my sadd~ C\ · J)t'nences in publie life is to see b u s i n <.' s s m e n t r 0,.9 p i n g int o \\'ashm~ton day after day. h <1t 1n hand . :-t.'eking shelter from lht• "torm under a federal umbrella fartffs. subs1d1CS, <JUOlrtS, han clouts. bail-outs -I've seen thc-m ;Ill and none of them arc worth their u ltimate cost. They a ll lcau to sacrificing our freedom for ;.1 f alsl'l~ percci ved security " As a teacher all m~· pro ressional life, I cannot hC'lp thin I. 1nJ..: 11r ~111 l0dueat1onal analogy Tht•n· ~1n· tho~t· who believe that 1·hildr c-n should not he permitted w f,111 111 :-.t'l111ol. :-.1nc_t• failun~ 1s p:-) d111log1l':tll~ <lame1g ing to the <:htld Jn .,~ ... tt•ms \\here :.u<.'h a \'1ew preva1h. s ludC'nts unable tu read at c•1d1t h grade Je ... e l l~come .. h1 t.h 5rhool graduates" after a prl·sen bcd number of ) car:-. What 1~ not mentioned is that tht• f ..it lure of an educational svstcm to Nf11cale 1s obscured by the dl•\'ICC' of changing the grad- ing system Is it ri,!!hl to ohseurl! the failure of bu..,ine':-l'~ or industries lo opnat<' C'ff1•1·l 1\ d) and com- pt"l1t 1\ l'I~ ;it llw cost of the 1•c1morn1t' lw.Jlth of society as a "h11!to 111 :1t the cost of fr<>t'dt1ms l'~:.t."nl1al to the oper~•· lion uf !I fllll \" functlOl\tn).! hUSI· llt''S t•nkrpl'l:-t,., l.l·t II'> lt:t\ e government re· g ul.111011 '' lwre "e mu::.t, sa~s \Ir ~1m1•11 But let us examine- "h<1I "c ha\ t' and get rid nf "hat "C' dn nol need before we go fur thl·r • A•· DAILY PILOT SYnday, March 15. 1975 'Evil' Bill Scored By O.C. HUSTINGS aid for Cambodia. tembJyman John Brips ot..,.0.11,~ .. ,"•" • • • <R·.Fullerton> at a Assemt;lym·an Robert i\ s s E 1'1 e L Y MAN Match 2!1i meeting ot the Burke (R-Hunlington Paul Carpenter •D· Anaheim Yo,una Beach I suys the recent Garden Grove/ has in-1 Republicans, passage by the As sen1bly trl}'i~ced legislation that T h"l-meet Io I Is of AB 489. a measure "'Oultl giveOrangeCoun-scheduled for 7 :30 p.m. aimed at decriminaJiz-ty its O"'" district court at Wllhrow 's Steak ine certain sex offenses, of appeals. House, 31:5$. Mat:nQliaSt. "'is a-victory for the Currently , Orange llisopentothepubllc. forcesofevil." County s hares the 4th Briggs already has The bill, which awu.it's District Court of Appeals declared h.ia intention to action by the state \llith £i\'e other counties. run in 1976 for thte state Senate, "will do away The court handles all ap· Senate seat held by ...,ith the protections that peals from Superior Whetmore. we have had as a society Courts in Jmperial, l.Dyo, * * * against the sicknessl·S of s an D i e g 0 , San SECR ETAR Y of State sodomy and hontosex-Bernardino, R iverside '-larch Fong E11 wiJI uality," said Burkc. and Orange Counties. make an appearance in ··The claim i s that arpenter's bill would Orange County March24 these are crimes \\ tthout create a 6th district court when she will be the victims . IJut lt.•g alizing s erving o nly O r ange guest or honor at a Pep- them among COll S('llling Count. perdinc unrversi t y adults is not a solution to The t'ntire G r unge School of LJ\\' luncheon. the problem. it's sirnply County legislative de-She will speak on sweeping them under the legation is coauthoring ··Reforms Needed in • ORANGE COUNTY Trial Set ForMesan SANTA' ANA-Donald Orville Kindt of Costa: Robber Given 5Years , SANTA A'NA A transient arrested in Newport Beach after he allegedly robbed and kidnaped a Huntington Beach service station al· tendant and then later robbed a Costa Mesa market has been sen- tenced to not lesS' lhan fiv e years in state prison. rug, not facing them, and the measure California State-Govern- prelending they are * ~1 * ment." gunpoint. cured. ~"'TATE Senator Jan1es Tht> luncheon Ylill be Judge' Everett \\'. Judge Dickey ordered Mesa has been ordered 0 r ~ n g e C o u n t Y to face trial May s in Superior Court Judge 0 r a n g e C o u n t y Everett W. Dick~y or- Su per i or Court on , d e_red the max~mum armed robbery charges pnson term for Richard filed after ·he a llegedly Lee Ball, 20, after the de- t o o k SSS from an fendantpleadedguiltyto Anaheim restaurant at armed robbery charges. &CROSS .ROADS ·MONDAY,.MARCH 17 ' ' • ST. PA TRICK'S DAY SP~CiAL COMPLETE DINNER CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE .. .......... SUHDA Y CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH I 0 a.m. to 2 p.m. s3 so per person 18050 BROOKHURST " ,.... s.. ..... ._ """ ··Propone nts of AB Whet more (R-Buena on the Pepperdine cam· Dickey set the trial date Ball's immediate ship- 489." Burke continued, Parki is expected to dis-pus in An ah e i m . for Kindt, 22, of 377 Bay rhent to the state's Chjno "y,•ho say they are dis-cuss the upcoming Re s ervations are St., a nd codefendant facility and dismissed WY 963 6711 ' ., • satisfied u.•ith existing primary battle between necessary. Call 716-4400, '-lichael Bryan, 21 , of related kidnaping FOUNTAIN VA Resen:otiollS • . laws on homosexuality, hims e If and As. extension 46. Santa Ana. charges riled on arrest. IL.--;...------------------------'--' often say that the oppo-,-"-'-':.:...:-=-'-'.--=c::..::_..:..:..::_~~~~~~~~~~-""""'--'!.""-~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~~'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nents or reform a1·c sy,·ayed simply by dis- gust. Thal may be so, but this kind of deeply felt disgust can not be ig- nored. Its very presence LAST 2 DAYS, SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT~ is a strong indication1~-----~~~~~~~~~...I'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.., that the bounds of tolcra-1- lion have been pushed beyond reason .'' Burke vot ed a gains t the bill ••• t_:;s. SENATOR Al:.in Cranston <D-Calif.J op- poses President Ford's request for S222 n1illion in emerge,... military Lusk Sues Tu:oFirms SAr\'rA :\NA - Damagcs tot:.iling more lhan S20 n1illion are be- ing dcm:.1nded by a !\"ewport Rl'ach dC\'Clop- n1ent compu ny raced "·ith n1ountpn~ costs because of earth move· ment and slides at a rl'- cent ly l"Ompletetl L<.i l-labra housing tract. !\"amed as defendants by J ohn D. Lusk and Son a re geologists and soi l testers Convers e, Davis a n d Associates and Standard Oi l Company. IALn·ll:RGEROH FUHl:RAL HOMI: Coron.:J ,j .. ~ './I__. 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Col0<s. 9. 99-45. 99 ;?,;,.s6.'J9 *818 •not .iv.i1l.ible in wilshire, montc l.1ir, c•rls. b.td. oxn,ud, el cajon, riverside, e.igle rock, !he city, wt"Slminstei MAY CO BUDGET STORES ·I s A/i~ big we Jui:m 0 ty of o ,,,,,, d oJ,fhos cflt1r'/&1 1-'irE The name: Juan ' in San l\1er forme the ne So11 lank ddh gn o eads um l Avi scap. is tr uire< And nd ' e t rf THI 9. I do be ttra apis· ·alki1 •The ay a cros edn peci; .m., The res ·o o 50 ye 1801 ~:~:: elT I dot. odil care le . Mc apis ears astc ieJ all e1 vent Ri< ose ors I nl 'It ures f r (i ~ " ' '/ .... , Us U Jolu baui out """' 1loa m•I woa olll acr• ol 11 trlbi h<IF Ille• rum ..ti ae ;~ eati _Something Else to · Do '=In San Juan This Week A/ter you've seen o swallow m 1111~ Oig ~ek o/ the birds' retum:to San Juan Capistrarw, there are still plen. ty of other things to see m the Mis· ston Citr/. Here's a story on j'Ust one otJhose things-take a look at some c9Jorf*"istonJ B)'#'PA!\1 HALLAN CH111e D•ilY Pilot St•lf Fire! History on Foot walking tours bf historic San Juan Capistrano are COO· ducted every Sunday at 1 p.m . Special group tours for children or adults can be arranged. I DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, March 16, 1975 View of downtown San Juan Ceplstrano, about 1117, from mission looking southwest, toward Dana Point, Includes Avlla adobe (arrow), now part of walking historical tours. Some other tour buildings are shown below. The cry pierced the rue.ht as names sho~ f{om the roof of Don Juan Avila s bJock-long haciendlit in San Juan Capistrano. For information. write to Mary Jane Forster Box 81 San Juan Capistrano, 92675. Fees, used for adobe'restora: tion, a re 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. AVILA ADOBE TODAY IS CONTEMPO"RARY DRESS SHOP Men ran into~ tbe streets and formed bucket brigades a{ound Tours last approximately one hour. , l I the nearest well. .. · Some beal the flames w it.h a nkets and s hovels. Others ddled in g roups, making the gn of the c r oss or s haking_ their eads as the roof of the mansion um bled and fell lo the ground. Av ila and hi s household t scaped the conflagration. So did is treasure chest. which re uired eight men to carry. And sl)mehow, during noise nd excitement and scurrying, e treasure disappeared. THE EVENT took place Ill 79. But a portioo .or the'famous dobe still stands and is a.major ltTaction on the San Juan apistrano Historical Societ\'·s · alkin""g tours . t • · ' The tours are gjveh~v.iry Sun ay a t l p.m . at EllPeon Plazc.1. cross from the MiS$ion. On edn esda~, $Wallows' Da ~. pecial tours wiit be gi•en at 11 .m., noon, anct..f P.m . · ~· There are nine adobe struc res on the tour and re mnants or o others . All are approaching 50 years of age_ Some are closer 180. tAllhough many have historical g~ficance in their qwn .right, eu age alone makes them rare. dobes are a dwindling com- odity in Cali fornia, and their carcity is m aking the m vali.ta- le. Most were built during apistrano 's golden years, the ears of Sout he rn CalifotniC:&'s aslorale. when a feudalis lit· iety inhabited the hills a nd a lleys. affected little by the vents at Sulter 's Mill. Rich ranche ros Juan Avila. ose Antonio Yorba II. Juan orsler and Manuel Garcias had nhouses in Capistrano, many 'It in the 1840s over older ~true ures. The buildings were grand and well constructed. Many were whitewashed lo protect them from wind and rain. --TODAY THEY still stand. They stand a s monuments to a time when wealth was measured in rawhide. and dreams of wealth focused on a s hovel of di1t that would reveal s ome lon g - forgolten bandit's booty. But poverty was alwa~s right <1round the corner ··we trv to desc·nbe what life was like during the Spanish and Mexican Periods." said Mrs. Forster. "In Capistrano we're luck\. because \\ e have 200 vears of history to work \\1th..·· · · The lour s beg in in the center of what was once the town plaza. Herc were thl' hullfights. the fiestas and otht•r town celebra- lJOnS ··n was here that the Azte(' eagl e was t aken down b) Stockton's soldiers on their con · quest march of Mexican Cali fornia in 1847," said Mrs. Forster. ALTHOUGH many or the col- orful stories take place in the Mexican period, there are even older adobes on the tour. The Rios adobe can be traced to 1794, when F e liciano Rios was a member of the Mission guard and his family was given one of the 40 "cabins'' built by Mission Indian s o u tside the main quadrangle. The Rios family still owns the house. A home visitors may enter on the tour is the Montanez adobe. It was the recent subject of an archeological dig that dated it to pre-1812. The adobe is famous because of a later occupant. Polonia Montanez, who was a c;ot a problem:' Tllen wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat unll cut red tape. gett111g tl1e unswers or ' ..,i1on I/OU need to solve inequitres m government and busi· ness. Mo•' your quf'st1on&t0Pat Dunn At Your Service. Orange Coast Doily Pilot. P.O. Bo.r 1560. CostaMeao.CA92626, /nclude your telephone number. Tliecdlumn appearsdatly etcept Saturdays. • 'llfy•terlo• Wo.a11' /tfmic StHI a /tly•tny DEAR PAT: I watched a 1925 silent film on channel 28 recenUy. Its title was "Mysterious Woman," and it featured Greta Garbo and John Garfield .. The thing that prompts me lo write to you is the haunting "1e me music played throughout the movie. Can you find out the title? T.P •• Cosla Mesa · Silent I• alleat, and no particular maalc was an Integral part of thoR rums, such as movie themes are today. Tbe Academy ot ~ tloca Pictures Art• and Stlences• library did .aot Ust any featured m.,k ID 1'9 record on ttte run.. AlthOQgat occastonally a road alaow woald accompany lbe ~cr~nlAC crew for a special silent rum, most ot U.e time local ti.eater niu$1c•an1 pro'Vlded tbeir own selectlou as acc:ompanJment. As yoa've probably l• aed. televlsl°'9 rereleasea ot Utae alleet fllma are reproce ed tetally. la Ws case, Uae clla· trllH1tor. Gold Key En.&ertaiJament of Lot Angelea, may a.. able to help yoa. Its Rpokesman .. id &hat several doaen "Wbat•1 the UM•e!'' ull1 bave reached Ids desk etnce the KCET telecast of this rum . He 181d c.llat wbeG &be:se two old Olm• are transferr~rom ert"9al altrate fUrn to tw.tnch video t-.e for aale aa a ll.lea Rim aek• 9' n Slatiou. ID_tfllC: l added .. &.idlo mu1lcl&a.1 Jn IC&IO • ay llaY UM t1t16"·ntwny mu le or 11\a)' hne lmlfre•~ tllelr own fJJ\en tJils Olm was ~· If lnquJrie1 centlnue, Gold Key will VMUca .. ·te her. I wlU le lnformed ot the out.come, wllkh •DI be iiecl al•I to )'OU. ' • Critlla ~erbfce a11 ~-r~ llerrfed Na•r DEAR PAT: l apptlid for• cnc:tit card U1Ung my maJdcn name adtet' tttan my marrtlil'name. The sloc'e lnfol'med m e I'd bav6 to :,piritual leader of the communi· ty during the years when the Mb- sion had no r esident priest. "There is a story about Polonrn that goes back to the 1890s. when there was a drought ... said Mrs Forster . "Polonia gathered all the children of the village and they walked to the cliffs abo\'e Dana Point. There they prayed for rain. According lo the story, it rained so ha rd a ll the carriages in town were sent to bring them home." One of the most inte resting adobes today is nothing more than a pile of bricks. It was the Canedo Adobe. which was torn down in 1964 to make way for a gas station ll was supposed!) built in the 1790s by Isidro ~gullar, the architect of the Ot-eal Stone Church in the Mt!- sion. "SALVADOR Canedo, who lived there in 1862. wanted to put a shingle roof on the adobe and install hardwood' floors," said Mrs . Forster. "So he sent his va- queros to San Francisco with enough cattle to trade for a shipload . of lumber. They re- turned with the wood, but they also t>rought the germs of the black sm a ll pox." The res ulting epidemic nearly wiped out the population. The wood w as used for coffins, and the last to die of the terrible dis- ease was Don Salvador himself. Appropriately enough. in later years the Canedo Adobe wa:. used for wakes for the dead. Isidro Aguilar may also have built the Blas Aguilar adobe, which still stands near the site of the Canedo. Alas Aguilar. the last alcalde ,."'~•Mlll'il::ll.,_ ........ <See SAN J UAN. Page 8%) TODAY ONLY NORTHERN BUILDING (RIGHT OF COURTYARD) STANDS open a new account under that name. I thought the law now allows a married woman to request a card in either her married or maiden name. Am I wrong, or is the store in error" A.M., Newport Beach 'This new state law <SB 2163) provides that a card issuer may re· quire a married woman requesting a card to be issued under her maiden name. to open a new account in that name. The issuer still has the right to decide whether or not it will issue a card to a mar'· ried woman. If the card is authorized. the married woman has the right to request it to bear either her maiden or her married name. Tracer Put on Itinerant Calculator DEAR PAT= Last July 7 l purchased a $42 32 Unisomc calculator f'Of'Q Two Guys department store in Huntington Beach. When it stopped working, I took it back and they tried to fix it. When it acted up akain, I m ailed it to the New York m anufacturer. After waiting for some time I inquired why the repair or refund was being held up, and I received a letter J an. 28 stating that a new calculator had been mailed to me. Nothing has arrived, and I'd appreciate it if you could check on the situation. A.C., Huntington Beach L'nisonic's recorcb lndkate that the calculator was mailed. A tracer wUI be ,at on tbe package, and the firm will be in contact wl&b you personalty recarding Its outcome. u the package has been lost ln tbe mail, another calculator wUI be sent to you. 1t'hac Are-tlte Rtdel tor Tlaeose Cont~•••? DEAR PAT: Tom Keevil's .. Editor's Notebook" about Readers Diaest sw.eepstakes lure for new s ubscribers prompts me to ask you what kind or rules govern contests in which one must pay something to participate. I'm aware Readers Digest s weepstakes promotion is not in this category. but I do get m any contest offers where one must pay before bein g eligible to enter. The prizes sound tempting, bul it would be nice to be able lo check out such contests before getting in ~lv~. · T.L., Costa Meu California law requires full dJsclosure or fads with resped to 8111 conteal or came th.at bolds out to the participant the opportunity to compete for ~llt1 or pri1.es but Is eoradttloned upon emne form of payment from the partJclpant. Facts must Include total number of conte1tants anticipated; percentaae or contestants correctly solvlng 'tlaree mMt Nceatly completed contests; maximum number or peaks necelJHf'J to complde the contest; maximum amount or llMlllle)' whJch a p~rson may be a ked to pay overall to wln prhes, U4 • 110te Uaat future puuJu, iames or tle·brHkf'r,. will be mort dUftcult. > .Just Write for .lay /\orris Corp. Phone ,,o. .. DEAR PAT: Last October I ordered four pair:, of sc·1ssors front .Jay Norris Corp. m New York lo u!:>e as Christmas gifts. I have m~ canceled c heck, but those cut-ups back there left me "1th "'hitt· cloth -and no scissors. r tried calling the New York information operatoc to get this firm's phone number , and was told 1t ts an un published listing. I'm wondering if they're• out of business and I'm out or luck. J .F.,Orangt· Jay Norris is still doing business, and your refund check is being maUed immediately. Norris' phone number now is unpublished but any reader wis hing to know what it is may contact me by mall. a' the previously published number is in my file~. Dat1 Care for Elderly to Be E1•aluated DEAR PAT: With the high cost of nursin{.? homes ror care of tht• elderly increasing every year . is there a workable alternative that ts satisfactory lo those who know about care of the aged'' L . E., Huntington Beach Day care for the elderly as an alternative to nursing homE> platement will be evaluated in a state Department or Health pilot profram lbls year. Through a one-year contract, the state's Medi· Cal program will pay for day care services provided by On Lok Seftlo*' Health Services or Sao Francisco to elderly Chinese, Fmpino and Italian reside nts of the City's North Beach area. The San Fran· clsco program, ln operation for more than three years, cares foi:.100 elderly persons. Most are MedJ -Cal eUgibles because of r9duced ln-eome or public assistance status. Se~ldn9 a S•all Quantity of Fine Sand DEAR PAT: On New Years Day your column advised removing stubborn discoloration from decanters by filling the bottles balf full r with denatured aJcohol and adding a cup of clean white sand. I've checked with both aquarium supply and pet 5lores for the r~m mended s and. No one seems to have it. Pebbles would scratch the glass, wouldn't they? How about beacb sand or builder's sand ? . .J. M., Cotta M Pebtales ~ •&, and oar C&Ufonia Mada aaad, evea atr....., may be &oo abrabtve. lurt.bu checttac 11'Clleates a ro.a ••allty ti sWca ls needed.flad.Uli WI sand la a small qa~ ..... ••· poulble! I Inlow. TM on~ 80UrH I located l• J.arry'a .,WI., Mater1a11, lnc., C..c.a Mesa, wMd otters a 1 .. ,_..~ .... IL I probably mfHed tlMa .. laebby, aquarium, faptdary w pet IWn that caa proride&Ma a~ l.n a s maller qautlty.11 1 ~ "'""'will lot··-· ( . J R "'l'PfDT Local Olympics 0ia.Acr Cobaty o;iU bold Uw l1r1est county ""'Spec'iaJ Olyn:ap1 n '" i.n lM JUation.. Wilb 1,900 Jou.o.p1enl pal1i<'1patini from various lot•· doot, H"Veral bunclt"td \-olwtlttrt are needed C. raallif' tbil ~ •X<'l lblc e:vmt lht: kids hav• bem prM1leln& for aJJ ye-...r. 0. ol t.be Jarsest prepar~ com~ will be Mid in ffuntln&too &aeh. Tnt.nln1 will -be&la f..-wlunlftn. Sia<• I.be ~ f0ftlpetin1 ba\ce • Yariet1 ol ban· dleaps, many Yolun\eert wtJJ ~ wor1tin1 on a one~e bui1. Phoat i161).J312 or $30-2370 to , volunteer. SPOSS0&£D by tht Orange County ).l ent~! HeaJth A1soc1;;t1on. ··commun"y f"rirmf1·· aid convalefil:t-nt~ dunng their recovery . Urcently nttdt'd 111 a \'OJuntett •·ho. ti-J)('aks sign l::.nguiiee tu bt-o Community Friend lo ii client li,·ing 1n Costa lle!ia 11us !>1tuation re- qwr t-S o. bit mrJrt' than a thrtt·monlh cnmm1l- menL A Community Friend 1s out a therapist. but i.n a patjent's eyes he is someone who <'-.res wbru hf doesn't h-.ve to. Cont.act the V<tlunu.ry Action Center, 1117 AvOC'ado St .• Coe.t;,. Mesa, or phone 642-0963 or 833-9211. CITIZIENS conctrned about equill op- p0rtun1Lie1, apec:jally UJ the ar-eas ol bousin&. employmrnt. and justic~ might be iuterested 1n a clerical opportunity in a busy agency de- aling with juat these problems. Needed are volunt..eers to •·ork mornings doing typing, fi1· inc, answering the telephooe. and meeting the ablic. Phone 960-3312 or 53).2370. EV£1t THOUGHT you had space problems? Foster Parenl!I Associ<ttioo i.n Or<tnge County 1 ia looking for a "cl06e1." for 2,000 nt w toys. t~ocst.er parents would be able to chOO!e new toys for children entering their homes. Perhaps you have an empty room i« your home or know of a vac4'nt building or office that can serve this projt«l. ll would be nece~1ary for a voluntter to be present several hour~ a d;,y to grtf't the parents and hel~ them <·hooi;c toys .,.,h1c:h h<t\'e been col- lected through don<tl1ons . Call Volunatry Ac- tion Center of South Orange County, 642-0963 or833-!1278, if you can help. TO A BOV with no significant male fi gure 1n his life . growing up can be a bewildering and olten lonely experience. Two brothers in Fountain Valley, 6 and 9, need a positive mate image to relate to. The boys are hoping LO hnd a big brother willing to spend a few hours a week just talking and sharing ineJ1:pensive ex- periences together. Call 000-3312 or SJ0-2370. ffr lp for Y o11 Insurance Aid ••A lthough most people hope they will never be the victim of an automohile accident, fire, theft or illne:o;s. statistically, just about ever· yone ...,.ill suffer thrflllgh some or these inri- denL'>." ThiJt'S the opening paragraph f1r a l>clf1klcl called, "Guide, a Cc.n1moo Sense Introduction to Insurance,·· produced by Kemper Insurance C<Jmpanit"S. It goes on to explain that lhcrc are two re- ason~ to buy ins urance '"To protect you and your famil y .. " Hnd "To fulfill your obli~a tions tootbers ... " The common sense hook.let has one section that tells, 1n simple language, how to read an insurance policy, describes policy format, de- als with policy definitions and breaks policies down into its four parts -declarations, insur- inJ:: <1greements. exclU!ions and conditions. Discussion of individual kinds of insurance 1s contained in sections on auto insurance, home insurance, life insur<ince and income protection . Single copies of the booklet, which <ipplics to .all insurance policies -even those not issued by Kemper --can be obtained by contacting the Public Relations Department, Kemper Insurance Companies, Long Grove, IL 60049. To Your llr al(h Fight Allergies Many youngsters go through a miserable childhood -equally trying for their parents - bec<iuse of discomforts caused by allergies. Thc~re is a widely held misconception that mos! thildren outgrow their :illergics :inU, <IC'· '-·ord1ngl)'. rn;.iny parents trc<Jt the disorllcr 11uperflciatly ralht!r than tackling 1t as ag- grcssivt:'ly a:o; possible, Your c-h11d n1ay <1r may not outgrow his ;ii- ' lergy. About one.third of children with an al- lergy outgrow it at about age 15. The rest s tay the saml' or get wprse. Allergies are abnormal responses to spttific substances in the environment. The substance wh ich produces :.1n a ll ergic response is call ed un allergen. It.is not essen- tially a harmful substance: that 1s. most peo- ple can tolerate it, but the patie~t with a specific sensitivity to 1t re.sponds w1lh <in al- lergic reaction . Allergen• may be something you inhale . fpollens. house dust, animal dander s), 90melhing you eat or drink -or something you touch fwoolen clothing, .animals, rugs I. The allergic response may take many forms -eczema (particularly in lnf11ncyJ; hay reve r ; chronic problems with s neezing and itching; runny nose -and the coughi':lg, wheezing and congation which characterize . asthma. . To achieve cure -or at least the best poss1 - -ble control -the a1terien.must ~identified •nd remov'ed. Jn some C81«;f'. the additro~al 1upport 'of 3 Ae ries of' tnjertionlJ may M 1n - dic,11t<-d , act'ordlng lo tht California Medical Alsoci~tion . ~ Alleraies m::1y he burdelrl{Ome to treat. but MJltcting th(:m In the mistr&en hope that the child •·ill out.irow tht:m is Potentially iA if'ealer burde n la lefllU ot Iona-range dumuge to the well·bt'lDI of• youna patirnt. • Oliiftl'I ............ U NDADUNNTEACHESPORTERSISTERS Holly, t , He-. 13, Get Sel tor Fiesta TV Men Take 'Dance Spot' Spanish d:if'\rers onc·e performed on lt\c roof 11( Old M1s~1on San Ju:in Capislr::.no. s tomping ::ind tw1rlinf:! on::. flat ?>.L-C- Lion ni::<i.r the mt.iin cr1r- ridor. Today the dancer.-. :1r1· on the ground and th(- roof 1s rese r\•ed fur 5wallows, white p1gt_<(lfl'• -and television cam<:r<.o crews which annually film the t.tission page<tnt on P.1arch 19, the d&y the swallpws come back to Capistrano. Dancing 1s OJemn proces,;ion, <i coronation of a king and queen from among eighth graders al Old Missinn School, and the~Jnging r,f Spanish songs. ' BUT DANCING 1-. what Linda Dunn kno.,..!-. ~t because shf'J' bc1·n ~ participant fo r 12 ye<irs. The J7 .yc;1 1' old daughler of ~tr . and ~1 r?o. Dougl;is ()unn' <ir San Juan CapistranfJ dan<'f'J1.1, Ch:tpanecas, the \'u),o- vianna, the l\f cxic:;i n hat dance and others ," ~:1111 Mii;s Dunn. "A favvntl· is Los Viejitos. the old men's dance ... Each is performed by children from the school. from firs t grade to eighth. Most are will in~ pupils. Some need ii persuasive word fron1 Sisler Arletha, the school principal. "'fhe boys tend to he shy :1 bnut hold in g a i;1 rl"s h;.ind l'!>PC'C1:.dly "'hl'n they get to lhc sixth ~rude,'' s~i1I 1\-fiss Dunn. "Uut the little ones will do anything you a:.k. '' r.11ss Dunn has a special interest in the Mi ssion l,ugc<1nt. lier g randf ather, Fidel Sepulveda, st:..irlcd the pageant in th e early J~s. "I-le was u vcry hap- py person who loves f11:::.t<.i :'.a and mu!:i1r .'' ?>.he s<itd ··111: gut IJec.pll' together <.ind they held pa~c.ant~ and dances, ri ght in fr•Jnl <Jf the old churc:h ruins 1n the !\tis· .'>I On In the early '20s the p;igcant .,.. as presented tJn a platform and in- cluded dancing and cos- tumed performers. It wa!> then held in the sum· mer. During the .,..·ar years it didn't take place. But 1n the J<.otc '40s it "''its re- \"i\'ed <ind changed to St Juseph"s Day in honor of }''ather ifutchinson. <i priest at the mission .... ti,, wa s named for St Joseph. · "My mother .,..·as a participant then." said r"l.T iss Dunn. "'She said thl")' made the paJ::canl ha!f Iri sh und half Sp<.inis h because Father Ilutcllinson .... ·as Jri?o.h." In 1955 thL' fir.!.l cor•111:i tinn lfHJk plaee 'rhc· l"1g hth-g r<idc boy and girl rc~rcse ntin g the oldest families in to.,..,n were )>t•!cctC'd as king and ql1t:cn . The tradition has t·1,nt1n ued. In those d;iys ll;1nl'1ng was done on the r-U11f by adulls. But lhe performances "''t'rc given by children st;irt1r1i:: in 1956, <ind the pagc;_inl as we kno.,.. it to- d;_iy b ... gan then. T It J-: PA G 1-: 1\ NT. .,..hich will draw lhous<1 nds of visitors on \\'ednC'sday and again a .,.. <.·ck from today, is full of lr;idit1on. A banner. car- ried by J\.1rs. Rita Lobo, :.it.,..·ays leads the pro- Cl'5sion. The banner is of St. John of C"pistrano, ror whom the mission ~·j~n .. mt·cl. r"l.lrs. Lobo h;is earri(><l tht· bann(•r for 2.'l \"l'<lr~ "l"hc· p;ige<Jnt a"tso .... 111 include a .!.t'r ics of tradi· tion;il lndi:1n d;in ccs an('I lhl' s1ng1ni..: (Jf ··\\'hen the Swalln.,.. s Come flack tn Capistrano'' b y the song ·s author. Leon Rene. Th£• festivities will end y,·ith a benedi ct ion in Serra's Chapel IJinda f)unn \\ill .11guin bC' dancing thi:. yt·ur, do- ing a solo talled "La Jota." ,,,., l ') '''~l. ·r I .Y~,c;e)JGJ "'MA TE RN/TY "New Spring Maternity Fash lom Arriving Daily . . . Paaa It On!" SOUTH COASl PlAZ" I~ I -fie•• Wloc.O •) 557.5734 • ·~ • \ • F ro., Pa,,., Bl SAN J UAN. • • rmayoi-J of San Ju«n during the 1'texican period, .,..as the grandson or Isidro. lie figures prominently in San Diego history as well as in Capistrario·s story . TllE BLAS Aguil ar adobe-, ac- cording to an au1hority on adobes of Orange County, .... as the Casa de Esperanza c house of hope J. .... ·hich still has roof tiles, some of which are the sam(• ai.:e as those on the roof of the mission This adobe h•1d 1 .... 0 v.ings joined by a courtyard. 1lle re- maining part .,.. a~ the northern wing. The southern "''ing no longer stands. It "":as the Casa de Tejada <house of tile! bwlt in 1794 . Another adobe, whose rwns are stilf visible, has a romantic tragedy surrounding 1t The Bur- ruel Adobe wa s the home of Chola Martina, a servant girl who was the sweetheart of the bandit Juan Flores During a night 1n January 1857, F1ores and his gang c;1ptured the city, letting no one 1n or out without their permissic1n Before they left to .... ·n they hild plundered four stores, kill e d one storekeeper. and demanded that another, hidden by friends, be turned over to them AC"CORDING TO iirl account by the bandit himsC'lf. Chola r.lartina had participated in the ~hopkeeper's murder by askinh him lo redeem a r ebozo that she had pawned at his store. "'bile he turned to get it, the b<indit.s came 1n ;ind shot him, wantin~ the guns and a1nmunition he kepl. 'J'h1s event supposedly <H.:· curred in the Cas.a de Garcias, "''hich stilt can be seen tn du...,,ntown San Juan. The lo.,..·er floor of the building is today used as a store. "J-li ~tury i~ 111uc:h more i11 - lerest1ng to people if they can see the places '''here things actually happened," said f\lrs. Forster. People still search for Juan Avila's treasure, "''hich disap- peared the night of the fire of 1879. They overlook what may be the Rreatesl treasures of all : the adohe walls and tile roofs that give San Juan its character, and the recollections of the people .,.. ho ,I.lave ii Its colorful pasl- "UNBELIEV AILE, BUT TRUE" WASHABLE SPRING CREPE PRINTS .... ~ TO s,i.se TD. DOZENS OF NIW NIW YOI~ PAl'TllN5 AND DISIGN5. ' \ Two Morton TV din· ners, 54 cents, dO\lo'n from 82 cen ts : four oranges, 25 cents. same since last July ; three bananas, 25 cents, 19 cents last September and Another spot-check item not included in the original survey is maarine, 69 cents per pound last week as com· pared to 35 to 40 cents ia m!1·1973. Ostrich Escapades Make Feathers Fly liy ARTHUR R. \'l!'\SEL ot a.... 0..11, "'11•• SUtl A slightly-built young ranger rircd from Lion Country Safari is loday a14·aiting a decision on his right to unemployment benefits !he amusement park claims he is not l'ntitled to get . ~regory Horl ock, 22, wa s ~r anted his jobless insurance benefits once already and has been collecting checks, but Lion Country officials roared about it to the California Unemployment Appeals Board. Thcv contend their ex- employ.e -Beat seven bull elephants .,.,-ith an iron trainers' tool after the beasts gave him a bad time out on the simulated veldt at 8800 Mou lton Parkway, Irvine. -1-hre.,..· a rock at a seven-foot - tall. 350-pound ostrich, breaking its leg and requiring supervisor ""es Baney to shoot it on the spot. -Stuck an awl into a ram· bunrtious elephant's hide, result· ing in two large abscess sores .,..hich required expensive treat- ment. -Dro\'e his zebra-s triped ranger \•ehicle into another os- trich. which look a tumble but s urvived . The hearing Thursday in Unemployment Appeals Board chambers in Santa Ana was un- u s ual in terms o{ both the charges made and the circumstances under which they were heard by Referee Arlelha iiorton. -He didn't know what pmsessed him to pummel seven bull elephants with a so-called bUllhOok, except for a hard day of their stubborn misbeha\•ioc. -llitting !he ostrich wilh a ranger \'Chicle was an accideot because the big bird trotted inti> his p<ith and he couldn't stop i.o time -Slabbing the elephant was an accidental defense maneuver which occurr'ed as the beast tun::ied his head one way and s wung his ponderous rump the other. 1-lorlock was in the path of the oncoming rump, he testified, and would have been mashed against a wall. 11e said he was ori- ly eoin~ to slug the elephant,, forgetting he held the awl. -The ostrich he laid low with a stone was a vicious devil, with rator-like ankle spurs that cap disembowel a person with one kick. He said the bird had a history of vio!ent charges. "'TllEY CAN open you up like a can of peas," ranger Rifne coa- firmed after the hearing ad- journed. "We all threw rocks at him," I Horlock testifi ed ... J just threw one too many." Horlock also explained to Referee 1-(orton that ostriches are especially aggressive during the mating season, but the ooe whose leg he broke was mean lJ\e whole year round. Lion Country Safari Zoologic!tl Director Walter F. "Pat" Quirin Ill fired Horloc k Dec. 16, aner A. COURT r_cporter patiently the xoung ranger attempted io tapped out th e testimony by · see him and explain about lhe o;;- 1/orlock for the defense and Lion trich. <:ountry \•eterinarian Dr. Donald "It v.·as deemed by Mr. Quirln Dooley and ranger Steve Rlfne and Dr. Dooley that he used eX· fortheprosecution. c(ssivc force,'' says Jerry Once, someone in"plicably Kobrin. Lion Country's vice pre- and clumping\y walked across sldent for public relations. the roof overhe~, moving all _ Horlock , of 4202 Sandburg present to glance hea"Venward. Way,, Irvine, w_i ll r~\·e a writ· Occasional ly, a loud flushing -ten ruling on his casf", according noise in the ladies' powder room lo the appeals referee, probably next door interrupted the pro-next·week. ceedings. He was making $3.50 per hour Horlock, offering his side of the v.·hen he damaged BboUt $71,000 story, said: "\-,,w?"l~ or ~lock al the park . ''UNBELIEVABU, BUT llUE" "UNIRIEVAIU, IUT lllllu 100% POLYUTll"' ~~DI 63c · KNIT . . . ._,,OI Yd. 'u1-PIING ANO UIM 6IMr ' MAnE JERSEY .~ "SLINKY --.,,. .... ,QR 66·c SiialNG" , .,i. WMnt~ CllllN . I a. ·NAYY{t !ACI . '· IOLTS . ""'"'·-NOT llQINANJS * COU\Cf~~llili I l'LACIHTIA tiou' IS · ,,,.. . >;:; ~ . . -. TUil. - I : t .. t ,. $Af..:o. ~;,:. ,Jl * AIWmM: so.:c. t umLA 10 ...... ., ... u ...,. ..... -,. Hw lf71 4l n2-4411 SU1t 1>1 , ... ( I • a, I Thi ing g they tasty consf sho"'· ing J lhrO( moot Bui integ pie t year Co1 buy pr i SUpel thesj they year! op er he av thify' ing t lions TH he en in h• turni be<!! thet~ mar• CXBIT mill slau@ 9per1 riJ from less the slau1 with 1973. cows •·non falte1 boos total Th t his from majc the I ar e arou dow1 r ro n last! Ct their have lere1 ing t or 1 wou, thaD yea1 says ave~ pour alm rron Cc ·s1 ..o I ; ! ,,, ' -I mo1 •~CUI . a!U ~~ rep 'O ,, .. mll Jan mu : mo ;.. Fri ' i T ol foe an ti<>1 sll1l th• bu.I . ... ! aul : drc du1 did De .... ml l ... 'Prices Horsin' Around · with Tom NcC.nn Lony Rich make• lton 1blke' pulled tiy Tranqulltfty Bay First Winners . ' 'Lose ' But r ~ Love It at At Steak Los Alamitos Game of Price, Pri~ Firs t winners in the (As part of her prize Los Alamitos ha rness for being "Hot to Trot racing "Hot to Trot" pro-Night" winner. ·Mrs. gram actually l9sl $1 Rich was given $100 of the ir own mon1:y ~ credit for wa,gering. > By DON KENDALL Of TIMI AMecl•le.-'"'H' O\'era ll meat COO· sumplion is expected to The business of feed · decline a bit this year ing grai·n to cattle so that mainly because of cut· b ac k s by pork and they grow fat, tender and broiler producers. Per tasty for st eak-hungry capita beef consumption, consumers has not yet however, is expected to s hown s igns of recover-increase. ing from the financial But USDA economists throes of the past 18 hedge further by point· months. ing out tha~ if .the U.S. But neither has it dis· economy worsens and integrated, as some peo-unemployment deepens, ple thought it might a consumers may tighten year or so ago. their belts and reduce Consumers can still meat purchases. On a b · l o n g-ra n ge basis. uy choice-grade or however , d e partment prime be e f a t supermarkets, although s pecialis t s think the the supplies are not what American diet will con· they were a couple of tinue to be oriented to years back. And feedlot beef. but they loved it. Lorry Rich, a nathe ul Long Island. N.Y .. who "never got closer than the bettor's window to a horse in her life," a<'· cording to h usband Dudley, Wedne sday night got plenty close. As winner of an ever} Wednesday-night promo- tion being conducted during the current night harness racing meeting a t the West Orange Cou nty tr ac k , the Newport B eac h housewife literally got onto the track -a couple of times. operators are buying The issue of feeding heavier animals than grain to cattle h as flRSTTl l\l E was for a they did and are not feed-stirred much comment ceremonial ride around ing them full grain r a-about the practice at a the track on one of the time when so much of the lions quite so l~n,. world is short of food. racing sulkies. Claims are made fre· The "bike" s he rode on T HUS THERE have q u en t 1 Y that . i c was fitted with a special ~en significant changes Americans a t e less seat so that s he could sit in how producers are meat, a lot more grain alongside driver Chris turning out higher -grade would be freed for ship· Kalathas piloting Com· beef cattle , as well as in ment to. needy countries. m a n c ~ e P a t c h . the total number going to Some suggest that peo· Kalathas, as she report· markeL Last year, for pie tum entirely to grain ed later , '"told me a lot example, a record 36.8 about horses and dif· million cattle were and other plant sources ferent tracks and all that slaughtered for beer, up ·for their food · --but didn't give me a 9 percent from 1973. single tip for bettihg." But steers and heifers F1·n· e Paid·· Both Mrs. Rich and from feedlots made up her hus band are in - less than tw<>-thirds ol veterate race fans. Rich ''.YOU'RE DOWN lo $68 ... down to S48 ... down to. . .is all I heard from that maitre d'," said Rich. "'Too bad that I n e ver h eard . 'You're up to ... ,' but that's the way it goes." One of U\e high points of the evening for the Newport Beach couple came just prior to the sixth race, when Los Alamitos fl ashed on the tote board the fact that the next r ace was named in their honor. Dudley even got his name in lights, though it was his wife w ho won the big night at the track. Joe Lighthill driving Tranquillity Bay was winner of the ''Lorry Rich Pace," a claiming race. By the time the Rich couple got to the ninth race they weren't very rich. Dudley and Lorry had Sl4 of the original Los Alamitos money left and Mrs. Rich wanted to cover three e x actas. Dudley dug up $1 of his own money to cover the action -and lost it all. "But we had a ball. It was really fun," he said. Mrs. Rich. whose I picked al random 1n the parking lot as th~ "'n ner They are frequent vi:.· itors to the track and had already b een there .sev~ral nights prior to Lori'y's winning night Predictably . Lorr) -'l uee11 Cheryl Lee Connett, 15. of 19502 Surfdale Lane , Huntingl on Beach (right> was selected Wednesday night to r epresent Corral 100 (llunt· ington Beach area) of ETI (Equ est rian Trail s, Inc.) at s tate w ide conven- tion's queen contest in Ventura July 11·13. :.aid ... But I Ot'\C'r \\111 anything.·· ~I a~ be she s right, ti ) uu check her luck at the bettor's window. but \\hat a night at the track. espec iall y f or a ··hor::.e,,oman"' v.ho had never been near a horse 5,000 Recalled TV Sets Sought WAS lll NG TON <UPI I The Food and Drug Administration said it has no way of knowmg how many of the roughly 5,000 color tel(!'Vi~ sets r ecalled l ast week because of excess radia· lion exposure may be in consumer 's hands. But it said all of the sets, whether they are in the home, at th e dealer level or at the dis· tributor. will have to be returned to the place of manufacture or to a re· pair center to be fixed The FDA said about 6.800 Quasar brand sets. manufactured by Quasar Electronics Corp., a sub- sidiarv of Toshiba ; and 5,200 Toshiba bra nd seL'> all m ade m 1975, had a defect which could lead to dangerous levels of r adiation. The FDA 's Bureau of Radiological Heaith said it learned from the com· panies that about 2.500 of each of the brands ac- tually had gotten into the commer ical pipeline and are in the hands of either distributors, dealers or consumers. The recall 1s an ex- p::msion of the largest ac· tion of its kind in history, involving more tha n 400,000 color sets, the bulk of them made by Malsus h1to Electric Corp. of America and distributed under the Panasonic. J .C. Penney and W.T . Grant brands. WESTCLIFF MEN'S HAIR DESIGN !'\F.\\ 1'0 HT"S 0!\' LY SERR!!'G Cl .. ITERS WESTCLIFF PLAZA-646-9925 the 1974 cattle B M k l comm e nted on the slaughtered, compared y ar e . ceremonial ride his wife' with abaut 77 percent in took around the fivc- husband is head of the .----------------_.:._ ____ ..1-___________________ _ 1973. Therefore. it was LOS ANGELES (AP> eighths mile lrack: cows and the so-called -Boys Markets Inc. has "Good time for the ••non-fed" beef animals a~r~ed to pay $12,500 in trotters a nd pacers al fattened on grass which c1v1l penalties and to L 0 s A I a m i t o s i s boosted the slaughter avoid m i~brandin g ·S()mething just over two totallastyear. ground beefansettlem~nt minutes Tor the mile; The trend is continuing of .a consumer protection this one (the one pulling M k . swt. . . Lorry's sulky J negotiat· this year. ar ettng TheSuper1orCourtswt ed one lap in 1·ust under from feedlots in the 23 ma1·or beef states during bad been brought by ade-five minutes." puty district attorney . the first quarter or 1975. who asserted tests Mr. and ~rs. Rich ap- are expected to i'Un established t hat ground parently p1c~ed a few around 5.5 million head, beef and lean ground bee( horses on their own that down about 8 percent . . moved almost as s lowly. from January-March: in.eight markets had con· In the races, n ot in JastY.ear. tained more than 30 per-ceremonies. centfat. · . The market chain .. The maitre d' in the CONSUME RS, for agreed to the settlement clubhouse kept relaying their part, seem 50 to Wednesday without a our bets and also kept have held on lo lh,ir pre-trial and without ad-track of our budget," Daily Pi lot Dispatch Dept., became first win· ner of the weekly '"Hot to Trot" program one week before being awarded her big nig ht at the track. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WIMll Y-W•t ........ ltH H-"rtt.d. c:..e. W-541.025' She was accompanied 1------------i by he r s ister . H elen Leone of Costa Mesa, at th e time tha~ he r car, bearing the ·track's "Hot to Trot" bumper slicker. was ( l.. M. BOYO INFORMS in the DAILY PILOT JCP~nney rerence for beer. accord· mission of guilt. said Rich. ing to USDA economists, r..:===============~=:::::::=;j or else cattle prices would be much lower Ora.mnoCounty's ONLY AUTHORIZED than they are now. Last ·.~-. year, the d epartment says, beef consumption a veraged a r ecord 116.3 pounds per person, up almost seven pounds from 1973. Consumers Slack Off .-On Credit r : I WASHINGTON (A P> -Consumers paid olf more debts tbao they in· curred ilr January, although they tapered orr a bit from December. the Federal Reserve Board reports. 'Outstanding consumer credit declined by $583 million,. to $11$7 billion, in January after an $877- mUUon d\p the previous month, the board said ~ Friday. Tbe arowth or d'ecline ol consumer borrowing for goods and services is 1 an indicator of the na· lion's econom ic health, slnce \l is a aeQeral rule that the more consumen buy the better it is for the economy. f Credit for n e w t automobllc purchases 1 d~ by $186 mUlion j dunn1 January. But it 1 did mark a substanUol ' improvemenl from I December, when auto credlt declined by S463 million. lt~1i t«>RSETRAILER DW.Ell UHIVERSrr.Y OLDS 21501 ....... l lTd. COiia MIMI 540.9'40 lfJ """'°"',..for you to .,...Bt....i your mond Kno.lng how. •nd ll>tong a~ to bdtcr IL..., YOU< mind to nwkc Yf11111 own Ille ~ter. Youcan~.,.,.touptl>d your 1Al~s.1mpron your silffl~ ckwlop your mental abl~lu, ti feel pos~~t thol"!!ti m YOUf per50Ml!ly. end (Orltcl d•Slurbl"G ha~ through u~• <l'['dlng yDIM O'#n mind M4n II.ts yet tQ •nl•~ tbe.myslttoes ot ~m ory. ~ilnlflO arid C"Ons.<:k>llJ1oeu. The hu-n mind IJ ptmops Ill«' Int''°"'"='"' """ < uplotatloll ol Nmself. 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Ladies' 17 . jewel yellow walch with matching bracer« and champagne face. --Shop Sunday Moon to 5 P .M. at the followlncJ stor.s: Ft\SttONISLAHO. NMi>ort Beach C714l&«·2313 HUNT1NGTONCENT£R, Huntington Be~h{1'14)892·7n1. ... 84 DAILY PILOT BEA ANDERSON, Editor They'll· Sing For · l .. Your Supper 8~ JOOLSO~ 01 lllt O•oly "1IOC Sl~t Back in 1907. ll'gend has 1t, an aspiring performer arrived in San Francisco with his life savings. one suit and a dream of singing in the c·1ty's grei.lt music halls . Disappointment lt•d \.\ illiam Baxter to eventually open a restaurant "'ith singing waiter::., strolling mu:-.ic1ans and song and dance:. ''here hopeful performers ~uch as himself could l>c ::,cen and heard. In 1975, that dre:.im ::.till persists in the hearts of young people and drives them to work hard for ..,ucte~:-. ::.ometimes at two jom. T\\elve c:Olll•ge-agl' ~ouths have found an opportunity to fulfill their aspirations in the Baxter·s Street Singers. a determined but happy group led by Dan Troxell. In the Wilham Haxter tradition, they labor in a restaurant with round tables as the box seats. Their secret hope is that someday som cone will be at one or those tables who can lead them to a new theatrical career. The schedule 1s J?ruehnJ? for the singers. \ ~ Most either attend school or wo~rull-t1me. in addition to their nightly per ormances and long Sunday afternoon rehe rsal. Gino Gaudio, for exampl4'., w s for the city of Seal Beach during the day. Jlis father was an opera singer and he hopes for a career as an entertainer. "This is a great place to work on repertoire," he said. Vicki Budd, a soprano, is a waitress dur- ing the day, and Jennifer Higgenboth.am. · an alto, is a restaµrant hostess. Soprano ' Lauren Mitchell is still in high school and soprano Rita Jacklin has another singing job. John Childers, Rick Brennan and Ch'arles Warren, the acoustic bass player, all attend • California State University, Fullerton. and Denise Dales is a choreographer and teacher. • Miss Dales, who holds a masters degree in theater from UCI, and Glenn Daniels, an actor who graduated from UCI and has done commercials, were brought into the group to add extra dimensions in dancing and theatrics. DEBBIEANDGLENNSINGSHOWTUNE VEAR ANN LANDERS Your rel·ent column about how kids can break up their parents' mar· nage hit very close to home. Please reprint the enclosed col· umn which appeared several vears ago. I clipped it -..hen my kids broke up "\Y marrlaae. Now the same thing 11 happening to mv cousin. Thanks, Ann. -ST. 1i>c1s . DEAR ST. LOl'ff;: Here it Is : DEAR ANN LANDERS· Will ~ou please deal ~1th a problem that seem& to he u scnous threat to m»ny middle-aae marriuges these days'! J rtfer lo the sexual conduct of their teenage chWdren. ' The dauahtcr ol a close-friend <age 17> wa::. cntertainin~ her boyfriend in her parent!.' bedroom se\'cral \\eeks ago, and I do mean entertaining. The folks came home unexpec· tedly and a scene followed. The mother was furious and made it plain that she was shocked, dis· appointed a nd outrit_~ed. The lather took the daughltr's side He said sex was normal and natural and so long as the girl didn't get pregnant, he saw nothing wron1 with il. The argu· ment didn't end there. The)' fought about this for two months. and nnally the mother filed for divorce Another case involved my neighbor. The reverse happened. Their 18-year-old son told hi5 parent.a he wanted them to allow his 17-year-old girlfriend to move into their home. Her parents had thrown her out for reasons he did not care to discuss. He had a nice big bedroom, 10 why not.? The father aald, "Over my de- ad body." The mother said, "Yes. We'll take her in. It wouJd be tbe 'Christian' thing to do.'' Three weeks later tht father moved out. Last week he nled for a legal separation. There are two younger children involved. I view thls aa a tragedy Isn't IHe difficult enough these days without kids creating addl- tlona l heartache for their - Director of the group, which includes Debbie Thomas, an opera singer, Laurie Probasco, Daniel Sohrt, Vivian Harrel, a dancer who has appeared with Mitzi Gaynor, Andy McCorkel, another bass player, and Gerry McClintock, alternate pianist, is Dan Troxell. He graduated from Valparaiso Universi- ty and Sherwood Music School in Chicago and has played piano in several bands and taught. The group is a perfect foil for his talents . since he accompanies. directs, writes and arranges music and sets up the seven- night·a-week program with the help or the singers. Currently, Troxell is leading the singers in Broadway s how music soch as "Fiddler on the Roof," "Wizard of Oz," "Sound of )fusic'' and a medley called "Applause:· They also do some Gershwin, a little folk music find some 'contemporary music such as the-Beatie&. Though the singers are not being scboped' up for starring roles in Broadway produc· .. ~ Dan Trox /Is r1 finger~ move quickly as· he accotnpanies Baxter's Street Singers. He also is the director~ lions or rushed to the Music Center, at tea~t one important contact has been made for them . "An executive from NBC in New York heard us and is interested in having us sing for the bicentennial," Troxell said. He is very pleased because he is proud of the small but mighty group. "There's a lot here. There are quite a few good singers," he commented. ~ ' For those who love to sing, s uch as Deb· bie Thomas and John Childers, who have been performing together since childhood, there i~ something compelling about the s tage. whether it be the center of a restaurant or a grand hall. The Baxter's Street Singers have to \\Ork hard to sandwich in rehearsals and performances, but they wouldn't give it up for Ulc world. They a ll freely admit they would like to go on ::,tage. and s tick around th e restauralf'l because "it's great experience" and their unusual stage is a "great showcase" for their talents. GLENN. VIVAN. OEBB-IE, DAN PERFORM ON ST AGE pare~a 1 Ple•1~ Ann, tell your readet1 how thll Problem should be de~t wltb. 'l'hankyQU. -SAD-DEN D BY IT ALL DE R SAD: Early hr Ute tWldrtn 'team tlle &eci.ltlW ff .. divide a,d coaqaer." ~ ._..,er WM cnld have e-....w Hell a we•1e ltdtv• ll •11 parent. 11 ao Hvlce. lie'• bM yeara of esperteace. Pareat• Ibo.Id ....., utted. apeelallr on m attera ol 10ontHy and dJ.elplhae. II tile)' cUM& agree, they 1ould 1eek eounMl&la; and permit a J.hlrd party to dtdde whlch w•y to zo aqd then B<n'lt" parents 1h6Ut so In Lhat dlret· tloa. P.S. TO ST. LOUIS: Thank you ' t. (An~ Landers OJ t.f9I' I for ~esling a renm. For some reuon that particular column 1~1 anore In tune y."ith the UID4l9 ~ay than when it first ap- Deertl tu print lour years ago. Pdaps l\'~ because.famill" "re ln0\1Df mon and m~ in that -~: DEAR ·ANN LANDERS: Who buys" ttMi w~dlng anniversary PNl"*f Daes the wtfe buy one fOI' bet tiutband, or ·does the huabend~ one tor hl• Yilfe? I'ye Mani m••Y oonntctlng abJwtn': Wbat ts )'OW'I? ~ lN DOUBT JN TIF.FJN, OHIO D£A • Tlf'P: 'J'he an1wer 11 not engraved on the Roseua &Gte. dear. It's lartely a matter ' of cholee. Usually the·husband bays bi1 wife an annlvenal')' lilt •r aendt nowers. Sometimes they extllange gifts. Ollldreu, on occasion, 1tve pareats an an· al¥en•l'f . present -and vice ffl'N. The door la wide open on this one. Drugs? How much is too much? ls pot OK? ls LSD too much? 1t you're on dope or con· aldeting lt, get Ann Landen'• new booklet, "Straight Dope on Dru11 .. " For each booklet or- dered, .1end a dollar bill plus a lon1, Hlf ·addressed, stamped envelope (20 cents postage) to Ann Landers, P .O. Box 1400, I Elgin, Ill. 60120. -""' 8 sa h-. ex (~ o~ ne hi• no wi In mt i l S()I ra· tat PE to Re in1 wi fil pl. pa inl er pr fat ac fo Fi: cc OE Re se A' re in ch m lW ur Ca bE so th SU I Ct Wf br Or St m tu Cr. tic di fa le1 .m T Wt tn tr Ill a: SI It u; sl ir 0 B f1 F s q le ... c Ji v F p v I! $ I] ,, SUnday. Match 16. 1975 DAILY PILOT 83 PUBLIC NOTICE Pt;BLIC NOTICE P U BUC NOTICE MINJCNICOMMUMITY litOt•IYA&. ~ ...... . ... ... ""· .... .,. o..a.i. ~ a.. ,.,, ...... 041"'8 ...... ..... ' .,.....Jt,1t1' I I U •UllNll.H •• •ftd MN. lOUll 0• ..... NAMll i fA'HMllNT flCTITIOUi•UllNES$ • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO OROU,.S ANO .... ,,,., ""' •'l'li.t .... M'"lon Vltlo. Tiie foll-lno "'-I• doing Mt· NAME STATUUNT OIVIOUAU WHO MAT ..... ... N IU$: T ... follOwino person I• dolftO l>IAI • MJ41 •llCTllO • ., Oil INTE RllSTllO ... ,,_.,yJt,lt7S JON~$ ANO SON WATER ne",·:~l;OW4YACTION NEWS,nr NOTICETOCAIOIT011$ THI CONSTRUCTION 0 1' 'Mr.e~:M,._ Gery (Olwtll,Ul41 $0FTNEA IN$TALLAllO,_-ollNO M.AnM"d.,'"""ft••·•c"'.'"•'ll .. nl• S0PERIORCOURTOl'TNI •ACILITlllS OF A WAITllWATaR ~ .. ~ ... L..-NIQW1,boy. SERVl(E,-Gro ... Pl.,CoSIA MIW, n.51 " ....... ~-"" ...... -STATEO,..CALll'OANl•"Olt ... OJllCT a 11NG PltOPOSIO ev ,...,_.,.,I,"" C:.lltomtaru11 Rl<lltt"ll R. S...u, ?SI SI.·-"d., THll COUNTY 0,.. OAANGfi THll ALllO WATllR MA ........ NT ""'·•I'll.,,,._ ROC:hH , ... ~. Aoo.ttl..Jenfl .... Gro ... Pl •• eo.~ ~ .... " Ne.A.aim AOllNCYCAWMAI ttQlSIElc.r\ljol,Ane,Mlulot>Vlelo, Ao1Me,c.tlfornle'7•t7 YouN .. ec:ll.C..lltornl•t2.SI E"ll• ot EDWARD L ROYCE. l ... 9o¥dol Olreclorsotlhe AllM' ...... Tiii• ou.INU •• <onducted.,, •n In-Tl\h llllMMU h '°"""''•"by M 1n-0.GU \.ed W•t•r Ml~ ....... A98ftCY IAWMA1 ••W-yt, 10$ dllliOuel. Clividull. NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN lo IN cordl4111Y l11ttlle you to 4111tnd Mid Mr •llf ,,_.., &ltvaMI l•lllOof, ~ Ro~t L JonH RlcNrd Suns credilon of ,.,. •bove MINtd dtcedtnl raartklpele lft • Plibllc hH"''41 Oft Aft .~Sl.,1..lttll\a .. kl\.bh~ Thl11tetement WA• tiled with I ... Ttii. •l•temeftl WH llled wilt!"" l.,_1Allper\.Ol\\ ... .,l"9<1AimS .... M4 lAwl'-fttAI trn..-<I A~ W ....._,.,., '97S County Cl"ll •f Or1n11• County an CowltyC .. r .. ot 0.Mlje C.1H1t;1111MAr lhe wld decedent••• required to me 14!'11111H to be c.Ofl•trwct" lfl ~ PUBLIC N<Yl'IC'E PUBUC NOTICE JOHN CASSAVETESAt4D GENA ROWLANDS; DIRECTOR, $TAR • ~-M9 MIL .I-~~e:"• 2*1 ~'Y 26. 1'1J l2, l'7S ll~m ...... ,. tne neceswry ~"*''· In lloft Miii • ~GPOMO wntew•le< Pf9oo VI• •Corwn•,M~~.111'1· 1'41nt "41111 the ott1<e of Ille "erk Ol 11>« ·-"' lt<t.lobeheld l'e.....,yJ, PUOll\hed Or1nQ1 Cool D•llY l"llol PubloWd Ot•nQe Coul 01lly Ptlot UUedcourJ or to present 11\em ... 111in. O.te· "--ill lt7S .~':~:t:o=~f::';::l: ?SIU ~tllt t . 14.23. 1'7S •11-1s ~•<11 "·21. lO, Ap•H•. ltJS IS3-tS nec.eswry ~ouc1>er•. 10111e unci.rs1Qned Time: 1.)00·(100 p M. 'Woman lJ11der the l11fluence' ••~yl, tt7S -•t 1ne oftoce ot Mt •1torney, 1..0v1s T PIACt" Mou1ton-Nl9uet W•ter Otslro<I. Mf •ndMrLTllJ\O(hylrvlnQ.t!MJ2 PVBLICNOTICE P V BLICNOTICE HILLER. I NC. •310 Wolsrme moo LA Pu Rold. L419W\41 Niguel, Vl•c;.v~.Ml"'°"Vle10,t>oy -----,.,,~----------1-------------I BoultvMa. Suite 1.01, Los Anve1u C•1ttorn1•'2•'1 flellrl!Hyt, lt1J l'ICTITIOUI aur.tNEH FIC~ITIOUS •USINESS c.i111orn1• '°°41. W111Cn ,, trw pl.ct ot Tlw PU'-ot tlle l'e•rino IS to cln- Cassavetes Bores Mr. end Mtt , Herttey Slronv. 2~1 H~ll STAT a ME NT NAMf STA TIME NT ouwness ol ,,_ un0tr1IQMd In •II m.it· •uu I ... envoronmenlAI lmp«ts ol v., ~..-411. Mlulon Vl•Jo. boy. Tiii .. llowl1>9 person 1, 6011111 bus!· TM lot lowing person is 000...., oos.-tef\ pertalninv 10 1iw H"te of w1d .-ICIKlfk t1e1hlles lo be cOA$1ruded 111 l'e•r-yl1, lt7J MU••: nes.u: .,. c.aent. wlllllll tot.ir month> Alltf" U>e COllnectlOll w•tl\ .,. --IN &I'd Mrs. P•ltr Burrows, 240S2 ,, 1-.... ,..... 'll\I ~-•·· •• 1 to --Sll\'tt1My Or1vf, El Toro, girt. HeR8e1tT "AWltlNS REAL· THIA0$TREETBOOYSHOP 11S .rs ........ u ..... o. "'°"'·· "'~-.. ~-cwo,., McHMrY ....... Mf. •nd Mrs. Birrell Plnud, ~11 TORS,. <100 I Mt 171h Street, Costa Tl\1((1 SI .• Hunhnvton Buell, Ca. nMa 0.ltd M.,cll S. 1•1s. CINI\ Wiler re'PC)n\1btlltM$ Of AWMA. C.lle Ch<M<A. SAl't Juen Cipttfreno, Mtu, (Altlor11I• UU7 ~ler R. M•nd•rono, 1736 Hum. £\/ELYN C. ROYCE., AWMA lncluclH the City ot Le~ By THOMAS PALJ\IE R Of Ute DAiiy Pilot Stiff Director J o hn Cas- sa vetes, as you may have gathered from the exces s advertising (What time is it? It's Oscar Time!>. has a new message film. As is his custom, h e says it not with flo w ers, but with poison ivy. .. A Woma n Under the tnfluence" mus t be a message film b ecaus e it's drier than a sociology course. At any rat e , Thal 's Not Enter· tainme n t . Cassavettes regular Peter Falk and the direc- tor's wife, Gena Rowlands, have the lead · in g roles as hus band and wife, res p ective ly (this film needs a ll the ex- p lanation it can getJ. parents of three kids and inhabitors o f a h o me - e r , h ouse -with m ore p roblems tha n the Loud family ever imagined. One can dispose of the acting in the movie ef· fortlessly : IL 's good. Falk is bis usual steadily co nvincing , near neur otic se lf , and Rowlands probably de· s erves the Acade m y Award nomination she received for her efforts in i mbu ing thi s character with a detach· m ent from reality . BUT THE m ovie .. It's two and a h a lf h o urs of unrepe ntant te.dium. Cassavet es mus t have been dared t o make something more borin g than "Husbands." He s ucceede d . The s tory . written by Cassavetes, takes a woman on the brink of a l)reakdown through the final s teps off the c1m. She disa ppears into a mental institution, to r e- turn six months late r in a frame of mind a.s ques- tion able -to the au- dience as well a' to her f amily -as whe n she lert. , The s ub s urf ace ~ m essage is well taken: This overburdtned woman h as been opera t· ing ln a s tate o f instabili· tf that is saner than and girt. Tri HarllOI' Re1llors, Inc. mlngt>lrd Ave , Fountain V•t .. y, c.. Aaminl~1r11rl• 011,.,.. nt.tl~ IMACI\, H ••II u the M0111ton-Nl9ue4 Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Corbett, "361 Ollltornl•, 400 EHi 11u. Slrffl, ~UI '270I 01111e il>Ov• n•mea oecedenl W•t•r Oislrlu, Los Alt sos Water Ot,.,. \111 Cle Anlt, UOl.WIA Nlguel,boy. Me~ t.alllorfllA .,,,, Tl\ls busineu IS COn<luCl•d by An In-LOUIS T. HI LI.ER lricl, Soull\ L<i9UNI S.nH••Y District. Uniq ueJy preferable tO r<>g&nC8 WhO WOU1d im• • PeW...ry ll 1t7S Tl\ls buSIMH Is tonducled by I co.-OlviOuAI UIOWll\lllre 11¥d., S..lte I .. ) El'l'lffAld 9.ty Servlct Ohlrltl. El Toro th ( f ane<l rt l'tU • h Mr. •net Mrs.. O•vld Abril, mJJ porefloft. "9lerM•nd•rlno LMA..,.1u,C.ltt.'°"41 W•ter 01\trlcl And PC>f'llons Of ,,,. e orm s o so-c pa so l e in so muc "·-•• "··••n• cite '"", M1•·1~ rn-io. Tee 121Jl6" 74JO 1 · ... ·w , o st 1 , -· --... ~ -· ..... Sylve Hromldnlk, Secre!My This statement WIS llled •ill\ 11\e : ,,... ,...,,,. n.ncn • er I , c . normative behavior that l'8lDf~I running tlf'tle. glrl, T"4S SIAtement WH tlltd wtlll the County Clerk of Ofin(llt County on Mar. MIMlley ler AclmiftltlUlm In QeMral, Ille .,euer ... d by AWMA d d h th t she It l St -'-fr P:....,..ry 14. Uts ,._ .... .,c•· 11 of,.._ c 1 ... 12 "1S Pubuwa Or•n111t C:out O•ily P11ot -u.. •bove described member~ SUrrOUD e er, 8 Seem s 8 l'J\0 Uu1uu Mt. an11 .t.\rs. MArlln Ploy. 2160S ......... ,., _, .,..inoe ounyon .... r. ' Mlrtht.1',21.JO,ltlS ID'-H cles lsllWAlllOWalenn.cllndl,_SeK Was r eactl'ng aga1"n st UD· to attack the te ...... :cal Summer flt Id L•ne. S•n Ju•n n , l9lJ ... .,.. Cr I. c •• I "~v cat>iilrtlnO, boy. • 1'41117 PubllSlled Or•noe Cont Oattv Piiot ttk •no ,_gun• anyon ~ • n.11141 consciou s ly. • '8pects of the film I but Mr. and Mrs. L.Allnd Jol\n_,, 22322 Pubtl\Md Or111oe Co.st O•llY Pilot Merell I•, 23, 30, Aprll 6, ms 920-IS PUBLIC NOTICE basins, •nd areu lro bul•ry ti...r.to. ... b d t Modjn1. &..911"8 Hiib, olrl. Molrcl\ 1', U, 30, AOrll 6, 1'7S IS1·1S OflAtlH E11v1ronment1I trf,oec:t It i s not a new the me, ... ey are so a as. 0 pro-IN.•rrtJ}"rs. Rlcll•rd Huol•r,2441 PUBLIC NOTICE •s.tt• RePOfU coverlno u,. constrvclton Im- but it i s a valid one that. trude e ven amid the con · vi.s.nFern•ncto,Mlnlon\/1tJo.~y. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICEOl'5ALEO" P«" oft,,. ,,.,ious i.cirn1es °' ,,,. d I k ( , .... _, , .. lt1S • AWMA projt (I ••• 1v11lable for your iS done 0 0 justice by Ceptu al faults an 8C 0 Mr. And Mn. 8 nice Messinger, l'ICTITIOUS aU51NESS REAL PAOPEATY AT \IUOy •t'CI tevlew M ll'lt tollowinv loc.• Cassavet es and"crew. content. 2S242TurfA .... ,MIHkHIVl•Jo,bor, FICTITIOUS•USIN US NAME STATEMENT PltlVATESALE ltOll~. Mr. And Mrs. Devld Lum~n, 2'021 NAME iTATEMENT The lollowonv person IS OOll'<Q bu>•· Ne. A IUOt S...141 An1 Public Libr•ry • • The un even pace V1• Per•. Mlulon VleJo,9lrl. T ... lollowln9 person\ are doinO ~u·~· 111 IM Superior Court ot If\(! s1.ie OI \A<;IUN 8e.c:ll Public Lib•••• HE ~ an instinct th rows the vi e wer F•.,...•Yl1,1tJS 11\Nnesu~: TIME &CO . TIME IN A BOTTLE. t.lltfO<"n1•.•or1rwcountyolOrM>Ot. MluionV1e10Pubh<Lit:>r•r, for drawing OUt the most d . b d k Mr. •llO Mr~ Slettto Kenvon. 26542 THE CATERING COMPANY. 17.0HtVf\l..-dWa y, L.agun• BeACll. CA In lhe M.llltr of tlle Est.ile OI MARY Mil ronet s L•b•••Y • . • • • &rOUn , a s lf a ta es A......io.VtfOlllCa,MlsSIOflVi.Jio,oh1. ~GrANdA, OAl\A Polnt.C.llf0tl'll• ~o)l AGNESFAVARO.~ctued M®llon-N•VuttlW•lerOo~lrotl IOSJgntflC8Dt Cbi pS .off We r e SQipped r a tbe r than ~r. ::s RN\r_!; '~-MML~W('• jWf1 ~ John Bruce Kutchera. 1100 Notice tS ,_rt by 91ven 111.i 1"9 un-LosAh~s Wate• 01strict the human b h ....,_,... 11 o.,.,....,,u S,.,.f'I. '"~-t ... • M •n••r•~ .= CA Off~ woll sell Al Prov•tt 'Mlle. to 1~1~R•-l\W•l-01$tr1cl e 3Vl0r be" h t C tin •t '~* lt7S ...,... ,... • " ...., -·• ... iQhlana W6y. L41Qun.i Beach, •• ·-·-~· . tng r es 0 • On \D Y > '"' GHNldA, 0.M Point, C.lllO<"nil 2' ..... ,, IN l\o~\1 41nd be\I bidder• SUOte<l lo Emer1ld 8.ly Service D1Slrotl bJOCk • in a "S~premely is. in.f eri()r and -this We w'::f-Tw'::'~-. .t:._-11.. 17412 JAmes P. l!MMUllen, 311:» HedDa " • Prt$Ct ll• M . K utc lier.a. 2160 contorm11ion ot Wtd Super-Courl. on Sovtll lA91>1W S.nl1•rr O~tnct dull a. tlempt tO ma}(e tbe ~aven't seen •t"n ce ,.__ Ml • .,.-Mrs.MkNel(.tl\ftOI\,~ L.tlleSo.lA9'1t'A.C..lltornl1t1U7 Ht9lllind way, La9un1 Buen, CA CK Alltr tr..,.,,. o.ay of MA rcll "IS,lll C1tyOIU9un418eacf\ II " I.UC' Vle ... -•MI• Ion VI Jo bo TMslluS.il .. H llcondUCled ,_,1 llmil· ~ .. 1 l"9 olhu OI G lOM THOMPSOf.f. 4" 11 Should be noted 11>411 11\t~ ,_, ....... 0 bv l OU s (and over-ch e ~ p v er s i 0 n 0 f "-..... ~, ;., tf1l" edCMWIM•sN•. vr "i~1\ 00\tne\S I\ conducled by Ml'"" W.51 Ocun Bouloard, Su1'4t 1403 adclreun tis.elf Solely to,.,. COf'61;;: l_ ooked) and µie mean-•• Harl 0 w • • ( c a r 0 l Mir. •lld Mrs. Wllll•m B•nlK. 11' Jlmts Md.-ulleft dt<ttOU.I LonC) Be.cl\, C.thforno• '°90'2, ... Int !ton lmc>«lli ol Ille AWMA l.ctl.toes." l (b t all l-CIHf Or., lA<Jllf\A IHIUl,9"1. lllb 1111911\tnt WH llled wtttl 11\e John 6. Kutcllef• •19111. l1lle. iind lnteru t OI Uld dp. fe<Hul Env1r011m1tnt11 Prolec1IOll ~ng e&S U DOt re y) Lindley) W aS rus hed out tN.end Mrt. ROllff PuntlnHl,2'2'2 C-ty Clerk ol O<anQe County Oft Mar Tiits st•lement wn lo led .. 1111 I~ CHWd •t Ille time ot dHlll Ana •11 ltw Agency Envlronmttntal Impact sc.te-JlJ~millflle prOfOUnd re•. a5 the legiti m a l e version lloN<'-, MiHlon Viejo, boy. 11, H1S County Clerk ol Orange Counly on Mllr. •'111\1. Hiie •nd ontuest 111411 IMHi.teof ment .... ring will be held Mere. 2S, allty M Fe!HMrpyH,11!11 "4ITll S. l91S. stlcl deCNsed ll•s .c:quored by Ge*' .. l'7S al !•JO P.M. 4lnd l·JO P.M. M lttr • (Carol B a k e r ) was in '·and Mr~. •Ir e .. MclnloStl. Publlll>ed O••...-COASIO•llyPllol F4U1l •-ollAWt>rOIMrwlseotllertNn<K•n F-•IBulldl1191ouled•t2400A·ii. I Be 23622 Awnlde TOIHl1191. Mission Vie-~ aocllllan to'~' of wld CNCHS.O. at lntt n g mar rgman Can p r OdUCtiOD -3 boom JO,oirl. MArcn I•, 23,30,""'11•, lt7S tta.IS Publo~d Or•nQe Cont Daily Pllol, time of dtAlll, in a..o to 4111 lllt certai ANO. L19.-N19uttl. Caltforr111. A re- take intimate hum an re· mike eve n pops into ODe W . eNI Mn. TllOmas Tueller. 2SSI M.Jrcl\V. 1•· U,JO, 1'IS ll~IS •NI prCJC)erly silu•led on Ille cit, ol ~~!.._E:;i;~,,:! ~':':'~.~ I •' h" ' h d d Gfis-..Ro.O,L•9unaHllls,boy. PUBLIC NOTICE c;.roenGrove.CountyoH~•f19e,Sltt• .... auons tps an . an an scene. Mr. •nd Mrs. Ronald O'Conllor, P' 'BLIC NOTICE pie1edonAprtl2l. ,., •• ,,,, lhe Env•t'O' • • and 2St92 Pl•• Roecl. U9uM Hills, boy. •-------------" OI C:.hlO<"nia. ~rlttulArly dnc.rlbed ~ ment•I ltn91cl Report lin.alttt<l al .,_ wnng out emotion . Cassavetes appears to Mr. •ftd Mrs. John w uii•ms. 111• l'lcT1T1ous aus1HEH 1-------·------i 1o110ws.10-w11· ttrne. truth in s equences that a have a lot Of fun With h iS 24421 Hlllhl>ine Ro.cl, EIToro.boy. NAME STATEMENT a s.ns Loi 32 ot Tr AC I 1730, H per "'Al> rt · Sl>ould you l\a ... any que~ltons ,,,._ . d if Mr. •nd Mrs. Scoll Mort, 19661 ltty Ttw touowlno persons are dOlnQ oosl· SUPE Rt OR COURT OI' THE cordltd In Book S2. P•CJts 1S And 2•. of sir• further onform1tion, please cont.ct Stranger Can 1 eot Y cameras but When GlennOrl11e.Lagun1NlQU1tl,bOy. nesus· STATEOl'CALIFORNIAFOR MlsullaneousMAps,lntlleolllceoHlle Or.MACkW•sner,CIHnWaler~ With. J( they are p a inful SC e n e S be C 0 m e S 0 Febr,.aryJI. 1'1S CASTLE COUNTRY E)(PEDI· THE COUNTY OF OAANGE ColHlly RecorC)er ot ~Id county ...,..e !ants, 1732 S.E. Brlslot, Suite 210, SMll• lO t h th . • Mr ind Mr~. Slt'ven Hicks, 2•162 TIONS, 6H2 Rom4! Ctrchr. Hunllnoton No. A-UO.J commonly kllOWft as 10142 Edoe--ad Arta, C•lllorni• 'nlOI 17141 91~:v.7. W a C • e pain ~S claustrophobic that We AnkertOft Orive, El Toro, l>Oy. llea<ll, Californ1d 921>47 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITI~ une. G.arelen Grove. Even ii you do not pl•n to illlMd the not (or naught• the re IS I f tt th ud Mr . .tlldMrs.Ron•ldKreutr.2'lSSI Lee Charin Rnmun en, 6SS2 T.,m,ol stlecu111ntaw1ulmonrv 1 ib of ' ' . 0ng Or a CU 0 e m • ClaU<llt Clore It. El Toro, 9lr1. Rome Cir • Huntin9ton Bea<h. l'Olt "llOaATE OF WILL ANO FOR ,i Ille United Stiles on conttr,..,.llon of mHI 119. plUse comm•n ., means e ntertainm e nt 10 the d h "}l f 0 s truction Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Piper. 2J681 LllTTE11$TlSTAMENTARY a postcard or letter tel4111vt 10 'fOt.I' • • . y l S 0 a C n Cororwl,Mhs1on V•t 10,9irl. C:.tilO<"nl4192647 Esl•le of ALICE C. AllTH, \<lie. TM per uni ot Amount bid lo be vie .. son Ille mallertot:>econs1dffed. s k l I I w l t b w h l c h s ite where Falk works, Febr ... ry H. ltJS P•ul J. Stevens, Ferron. Ul4'1184S2l Deceased. 04!pos11eo with Did. II I\ rei.pecttully requ•sleo INll at1 Be g d h d tes biS f ( Mr. and Mrs. R09tr Spankle, V Ol1 Tiils bu\tneU I\ COndUCled by a NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN INll Bods or Oiiers to De on wrolit19 and commenh rel•llve lo IM liK1i11tes E<>-r roan e Y ra this Un has gone t OO ar. VlaC..ll41do.Mlnlon Viejo, boy. <;11ener1t ptrtner\l\ip. PETER ARTH has Iii~ a petition lor will be received •I lrte <1lorew1d oll1Ce vttonmenl•I lmPACI R•pon be rrwot c har3cters of their feel· "INFLUENCE" is a n Fdn&Ary u , 1'7S Lee c. R•~musun PrObalt of W•11 •nd lor ·~suanc:e of t..el at iJl\Y tome alter ,.,. llf~I P\ll>llOltOn av••l•ble to AWMA, u well as ti\ st4111 in gs d I Th Mr. and Mrs. Do119lu Hulings, Tl\1s statement was 111~ w1111 ,,.,.. lef\ Tesl•nwnl••Y lo Che pelll-re-lle•eofandbelOfed•ttof ~~It or consu11.,,u by ma111ng 11\em to Or • unnecessary Or ea • e Hin Vo• MMtr"4)Ch. Minion Vlrjo. C-ty Clerk of Oran91 CounlyonMdr ference 10 wtucl\ is mlde lcw lur1""r O•t~tl\iS 1211\dly Of MArcll. 191S. Meck WtSllltr tn orOer ttwl they mtQnl N o t S o w i t h point is there but getting Doy. n. m s iw11.c:u1arS".•NI t11a1t11e llmeandp1ace JOSEPH CAMPANELLA be •t<e•ved on.,.. before April Z.191SM Cassavetes. Even h is at-1·1 1·5 not worth the s t.rug-"41116 of .,.a,."9 111e s.me Ms t>een se1 •or £.ecuio.-of tl\ewm '"'to11ow1119-ess: PuOllUwd Or•n9t C041sl D•llY Piiot April 1 191s ,1 9 lO a m ,,. tne ot said Decedent Or ~Ck Wesner le m pt e d ""h U m 0 r j S gle. GEs:::-~~:t:S"..1~AL. Marett ... 23, )0. AP<ll 6. l~IS tl .. IS courl~ ot Oep.irlmenl No:·J of Wtd G. TOM THOM .. S.ON ClunWater COl\Wllants nothl·n g more than n o n T . th .f t ---------....----lc0Ut1 •1700C1v1cCtnlu Drive~s1 tn 444Mll0cHAllvd.,S••l•l4U 2132S.E Bro~101.su1le 2 IO . rt m m l n g e a . r.~~ : .. 1~s . ' • -···ell c •I t ...... . ted .. --··'"' n PtJBUCN<Yl'ICE INCtlyofSintaA11•.C•1Jlorn1o1. ........,,_.. • 9 •• ,_. S....t1An1.Caltlorn1~92}01 s ense actio n s r e pea to -what c ass a vet e s Mr. •nd M•~Rlcky L. ;::,1ie1d s..i o.t~Marc.ll n ms. Te4: mJ1m....u 5'9nedbVtNC1w11r- t he point where o n e evide ntly thinks isamus-c1«ne .. 1e·11·••. 1'1CT1T1ou saus1NEss w1u1.t.ME.SCJOHH, A~~1:'.:~c"'.,.·c0As10 .. 1 P11o1 "'*611M110r-c-to.ityPillll. 1 hs t f b d 1 ,.. .___ -ltJ• County Clerk ~ Y Mtrtl\2,S,9.12,l•.1'.23.2•.30.197) aug · ou o e m arrass-ing -woul eave pre-•--r .... ~ NAME STATEMENT s •cHs••J•MEs _,c,.1s.1'.n .1t1s ~IS -Mr. atld Mrs. J•mttS M. L~ Tl\etollo I dolf!QlllN ~ ..c• ~ ------------_;,_;......: __ _... ______ _:_7'7:.:_:-•.:_~• m ent . cious little. The r e i s just ~BeACl\,boy. nessas: •f>CJpersonure · ions-111M•1..Str•t ··A Woman Under the n o meat pr esen t . ~-•no Mrs. Jlime M. Pun, s... MARKETING SPECI ALTIES. "1""'""'-~'"·mn I n ,. . d ti Clemence, boy. m .... u . "·-Tel: 01a11u-11w n u e nce 1s ecep ve Cassavettes d r own s his ""· .-i Mn . Jol\n c. Ernut. t..e~ " --••Y. Apt · ...... 4· ,...,se, At1or,..ys1w: htlt>oMr be R l d builds BtACll,boy. Bucl\,CA•'70 P··"''I ed 0 c ' D I Pll ' Cause OWaD S jnitial, good idea in r ......... ,v ... ,ltJS Char&es L.Slbu1,1'7120r~a,, ""'"" ••119e oas dt ' o a c h aracter that we a r e fl . l T r --'., Apt. No ••• Suns.I Be•cll. CA 'I0/•7 March IS. 16· 21• 1'1S '111-IS s upe r UI Y • 0 COm · Ntr . .a~ M" R•nd•ll D. Wonsl.cl. 5-11 R1cNrd W. J•nlar. 3108 R~evell left to Care about And t r h Ir b ked Clemente, girl. '· pen s a e or a · a W•y. Cost• M<>sa. CA q201& yet the film's s um is as dialogue, subord i n ate Mr.i1rrdM~:.~~:;:,2J·1~,~~own,s.n 9t::~1 ~~:;~:,s,,1~~ condut •ed bv • OROERTOswowcAuse lackin g as its parts. The characters a re over· ciemente.9,,1. • c11aries L. 5,0.,, FOR CHANGE OF NAME anxiety, almost the don · v ·lla ino u s stereo Marc111.1tJs T111s sc"emen1 w .. ,111ed w.1111ht. CASE NUMBERAn........,... e . l • Mr. ~nd Mrs. James 0 . Cllambl1SS, County Clerk ol Otdnve County on E.LMER THOMAS TREGONING, desperation, Of extreme t ypes. Jr., San Clemente, 9lrl. · Febn,.ry 1', 1'7S 111. i'l6S tiled d peltlton 1n lh•'S court tor boredom is cast upon the He misses his own Mr. •l)d Mrs Dennis L. Heider, San ,..411U an oraer •JIOWln<J pet111oner lo th.>"C)e viewer, WhO W aitS in • t • t j t lri t Ci.tne!Mt.O•rl. re I S Pubhw!>eO bfenve Coast Ot Uy Ptlot, 1\1\ name from ELMER THOMAS po1n ID ry Di 0 soc Mr.1ncJNtr!'.'91<.:1n·:::~MCLa111.S.in l'eb.1J,8MM.iir.2.•,l•,ltH Sll·H TREGONING. Ill lo AL THQMAS vain for someth i ng more home to us too subtly, o emellte,oirc. TAEGON1Nc.. th a n t h e k j n d 0 f "'· h lo l N!ollrdt4, 1'7S PUB"IC ~OTICE It IS lier.by ordered that all i-rsons w1roUg SCrUpU US Y tm· Mr, And Mn . Jimmy L. ICllApe>, s.,, &.. ., tntuested on Ille ""lier ator~id ap. mum b 1 e d n 0 n c 0 m •• cont t:i v ed dialogue. Clemente.boy. ,,.., before IM court if\ Dee»r;tmen• . ti h ls all HOTI CE OF SllLE NO 3 ~I 100 Civic Cenl•t Drow W.sl. mumc a on . e g~ . • S ome of the outdoor, HOTIC E is HEREBY GIVEHpursu.,,1 s.n1a AN. ca:uorn••·.,,, Apr is, 1q1s, too muc h of lD d a tly life hazy long shots in the PUBLIC NOTICE to sections 3071 •nd J07l of ·~ CIV•I ., 10 00 o'clock AM . and 11\en and d 05eS. fiJm .are. nice, though Gode of the StA .. ol C..hlorma I,_ un-11\enshow C41Use,1f anyl._.Y hol~. _., Cassavetes s eems tQ they setve 85 accurate r1CTmouuus1NESS :,:,~~~o:;s.~ l~":,1~: ... ~.::;_ ~11~ :;":;:::'e~0' cl\anve 01 narne~io persist in inflicting his rem1'nders of a decent NAME STATEMENT. · dllstrlal W•y.Costa MeH, C•l•lorn1a, at 11 1~ fu~r ordered 11\al • tOP'I' ol Tl\e lollowtn9 person Is doift9 busi· 10 ._,.... on Ille 26111 dAy oi M<1rc11. 1'7S, ttw\ orMr 10 Y>OW c.iute bl' pul>fist>t<I In home-movie, over spon-concept lost in a fog. neu~!-N osCAPEAs GROUP 1118 111e '°''°*'""' oescrlbed pr~r1v. "°' o..11y P1•01. a ,..._paP"' of <Jenera1 taneous throw some ad T h f f . · w.1; corcu1.i110t1. put>11sneo 1n th•s county •r . ' . . • e m U S° C 0 r Vllleve W41y Sutle E, S•nl• An•. Yur 91 Ci r, ltJO; Mike ol C4r. Butek IU>I once • -0 to.-foe.or con-u11w P U BLIC NOTICE Pt:BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1..IFE AHOACCIDENT ANOHEALTH$Y .. POSISOF THE ANNUA LSTATEMENT-YEAA ENDED DECEMBER ll, 1'74of "ACIFICMUTUAl LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 100 Newper1 Ctl\ler 0.-tve. -POrl lk•<-1" ~l•lorrw,) n"J Toi di •dmlt~O •s)4!1\ S1, 1'18, ~ ao-J Tolltl lli10tl111e\ 1.11•.191,?0'2 Spec••I Surplu\ fund• 10.•9J.l2S Vn11ssi9ned surplu• Sl.908,1/S C:..•n from oper <1t1ons ,J. 91S.,~J lncreast' tOccrusel on C•p11,u dncl :.urplu"lunng 191; c ) 1.s'I0,?82 lnsurdnte In Force: Nationwide i.4!5."83,000 Aec1dent and llHllll premiums 18',S.l.SS7 lnsur•nce on Fo.-u:: C•hfor n1.i Bu\111<'~• 4, 1~2 ,'I04.301 A<c1dent and Mallll premium~ Cdlll 8uw>h> 83.o<lll.•o) We tter•by cert1ty 111111 1"9 •bove 11-~ •re In atcorddnce witll 11\e Annudi $1.tlemenl lor Ille yur ended Oet•mber ll,1914 m.oe 10 the 1 .. sur4lnee Com- missioner Of In• Sl•I• Of Clhlorn1• ll<J•W•nl 10 l.iw. H T Jodnn11\Q, Vice Pr~1den1 & Conlro11.., Stepht>n l 0 H.tre, S«retarv Publ1 .. t0 Or.not Co.nl Daily Pilot Merell 12. 1J, 14, IS, 16. 1•7S 141 IS P U BLIC NOTICE P U BLIC NOTICE SYNOl'SISOFTHE ANNUAL STAT EMENT OF U NIGAA D MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 1215 Fowrtll A .. INt, S.•11 .. , w .. 1111o91 ... tl141 llb -b e tw ee n -~hose ~ "ln(hi,nce,'' by Bo Cltlf04'nl1 t270s siw; Motor No. o oi•o1.cc14ol9 ..... ~spr1or 10111(d.lvo1s.ioci..-1nci. long pauses mov ie mak H-l....:.ood . ( the MAl'Qlrtl L. M.lrsll~ll. 32111 Illa LlcenH No •• AIH·2'4. Georo••· D.ited M.ircll 4, 19'S Tol•l 41dor>olled •sseh • • iU'W , 15 On e 0 Aloclt, S... J u•n C.pi~lrdno, t.lht. S.kl s.ale.s for Ille purpoo~ ot wllsfyor19 SAMUEL DRf tZEN TOlal 11.tbthhes ing .. ' . . true rtiiefS Of lhe fllnt. t267S 11«\fftlleuncMrit9fl~fortOW11'9.tnd Judgeoflllt Unas~ned lundlhurplu\I UOIVUll The r esult lS distress. It 1·s C" .. Ce1ved with care lllK w.;,.n Is conducled by .. n ..... SIOf'A91t '" tll• •mount ol \SOO 00 Superoor Court SUrplu~ as •eCJ••ds pOlot yl\olat I JO I ... 1•1 i . d .... CSl.Vl<lu•I lelltll•• '*""costs of 1dvert1slno •nd ELMEAT. TREGOHING.111 ln<omtlortheye.ir 19' 711911 (And bil "M note an 'and inserted or overlaid Mar~r•IL M•rsh•11 t•oen~sale. IN,.ltO,.ER 0tst>ur\tmen1sror11\eyNr t~ Wo~ Moscowitz" was ln the •ith frugality Tl\ls staiement WclS ftl.cl Wiii\ the o.1eo1n1s 14tlld•yof Marth, 1'7S 'Publl!>he• Dally Piiot W• l\ereby c~rl41y '""' lhP dllo•~ tltm> .... on dtlOrddn(t .... ,, ,,.. Annudl ld · County C1e• ol ~~noe County on ""'1Jr. H~ry Sl.ckslo<K _re,. 9 l6, 23. JO, 1'1~ /<IS IS Slatem•nt ior ,.,. v•.t• en<ltd 0..'<•·111>t-• JI I,,. 111..a• to'"" ln~r .. nu• Con sam~ mo -.> Cassa v ete s s hould • S, 191). J041S71 Pu«t4i...,, "t>ran114t Cont 0•11'1' P1tot ----------mlu1onero11ro-<.t,U•ol c.i11rorn1.1 Pllf\Udnl IOldW lt I~ a director under learn the {Tleaning o f PubloshtdOr•noe Co•>tD.illyP>IOt Mlrcl\l•.1'1S 'J?IS PUBLICNOTICE 6d~.:.0;1~~,~~:~'.d.J~~Pm1~t1lol\d!.ecreldrv the influence of ar .. thoseqlU!lities. .~ Mln:llt,IUJ.30,1'15 l~·IS P(jBLIC~OTICE --.-:----.-S4-,-,.------P1.1bh,11eaOr•nooC0••10dtlyPolol Morcllll.1J.141)1~~"-s __ .,..J I) Spring Is inl.Sight at Tahoe NOTICE Of' I NTINTIOH TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE 01' ALCOHOLIC IEVllRAGll!S · M•rch 11, 1975 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; 'Subi•cl lo lnu1nc1t'o1 Ille Ileen~ ap. phed !Of. notice Is hereby 9lven that Ille un*nlQneCI Pf'DPOIH lo sell 11cono11c t>everaoas •t the preml•u, de~rlbld ., tottows: 1n1 Newport BIYd .• ~IA Mnt. C..lfor11l1 92621. SU PE RIO"' COURT OF THE STATE Of' CALIFORNIA FOlt THE COUNTY O,_. ORANGE Ne.All01l NOTICE OF HEAR ING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL ANO fOlt LETTERS TESTAM ENTARY Est•lt ot JAMES O. MOORE, also known u JAMES OLIVER MOORE. Deuul!a. P U BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lll'E AND ACCIDENT ANO HEAi.. TH SYNOP$1SOF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF Cemmerclal Banktf"\ Liit l1ts•irlftC9 Cemp.o.,y. UOI O•ve SlrHI, Newpof'1 9eACll, Gllitornl• '2"8 YU• El\Oed December JI, .. ,. By, STAN DELAPLANE LAKE TAHOE -Winter came late and now spring is almost here. The ski bunnies are going all out to get the most out of the · snow pack, which shQuld l~st a month more. It's 6,000 Ceet here, and tbe ski lifts pull you up 2,600 feet more. It was so wp-rn this week that many skiers were dow .• to shirt sleeves. Some just in T-shirts. Skilng is much more expensive and col- orful since the last time I put on bed slats. Bunnies and their boyfriends look like re- fugees from a natural foods communaro, ln Farmer Brown bib overalls. Or bit actors in Star Trek. The leather s ki boots of yesteryear have been replaced by plastic foot gear. They Jook like something an astronaut would wear for a moon shot. They come to mid· calf in eye-smarting colors.: Canary yellow. Kelty green. Orange Julius. We are at Northstar, a $2S·million de- velopment of Fiberboard Corp. The Logger RestauranL is run by the Fred Harvey com- pany -remember the Harvey Girls? - which i.s a splnoff of Amfac, one of the. Big Flve ln Ha wait They're sclllng 340 condominiums from SS0-.000 to $85,000. Ski trails, ltft.s and a sum- mer golf course thrown in. · Rent.al prices start at $28 a day for two plus meals. Beginning sklers take the GLM - graduated len&th method -cqurae. Five days !or $9S. You star.t on short skis -135 cen- timeters --and "''Qrk up to long on,s. Bruno Belndcr, u trnn planted Austrian, i the sports director. If you do)\'t ski well • altertbe five days, you get lessons rtee unlit ·you do. * • • •iwe are 19.year-old girls and like to std. But• we can'& afford &he prtces ••• " I talked to a girl who is Jiving in a station wagon. She told me: "All my sleeping is in the back of the ear . When I go to bed, I put a can of fruit j uice next to m e in the sleeping bag. That way it won't freeze. "I drink the juice in the morning. Then I go' to the ski r estaurant and have the cheaper items -cereal and coffee.'' She said: "Most ski resorts have an inex- pensive dormitory. You can go in there and take a bath. Nobody asks you if you're stay- ing there." She get s little odd jobs. * • * "Is It possible to pay for things ln Europe wltli a pera~al cb~?" Hotels won•t take them . And banks won't cash them. Surprised me that a lot ot tourist shops will take a personal check. All they want lo see ts your passport. And banks and hotels want to see the passport even when you cash a travcler's~heck. The shops in Swttzerland take personal checks, especially l! you're buying a watch. They must get stuck wlth rubber oc- casionally. But not too much. • * • "We need a 111'\all Oft ror chlldren In the house In France JHiere we wt.11 atay." A reader tens mf1 popcorn ls unusual. Tums on European children and adults. SUJgests )'OU make the first batch to .show them how. A l)eavy slcillel with a lid on it {!~the trick: Shake lt a little while it'!> pop- pmg . PvwMt to M.lcll lnlenllon, IN un- deniOl'led ,. 4ICIPIV•no lo , ... Depart· ~ ot A"otle>llc e. ... r•o• Control f<K "~·~• of •n •lcqhollc IM"-•~oe ltC~.,. tor tbl .. premise• u follow\ ••q • Oii Sal• 8Hr i Wine I P\lbllc PrefYllMJ~ Leula & Milk• 1t1ymond l'•111111~0r.-.eou1 o.uv "'°'· !Mrclt1',,1t1S '741S PUBUC NOTICE · • PittmlUs aut1Nlli N~E STA\'IMEN1' TM follo'#lllO perwns 11• clolr9 butl· nnsas: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ll"tll MADC:.E M. MOORE l\U Iii.cl herein . l)eltt1on tor PrObal• Of WI II and tor 1s-w•nc• of Letters Ttsl•mentary to tllt pe111ooner rt..,.~.., to •l\lc" Is ""'de tor lurtr.er partlc.ulars, and ll"tll '"" 11me .,.,, PIK• ol Marino Ille w.,.. .,.s bffnwtforApr1I 1, 1t1S.•U .l0a m .. 1n Ille courtroom of O~p;irtmenl No. J of w•d court, at 700 Ctv•C Cenlltr Orlve Wul, ln the Coty ol Sant• A,... C•hlorn1• 0..led Marc II 12, 1'15 WILLIAM E. St JO"N· Cou<'lly Clerk ST.WART, WOOOR\Jf'I' & l'ltAlEE 11SS ....-~111s1 .• s v11e 1ne SeMA AM. C..111. n 701 Te4; l114J UWJU Al1WM~fer: ~tllleMr Pvbll.....a Or•nve Cout Da11y P•lot Mil rel\ n. 16, 11, 197S 919 IS Tolal adm111~a Hsel~ Tcna1 11a1>t1111e~ Special surplu> tunas Caplt•I patdup P•ld on and contrllwltd w•plu Unanlvn.., surplus ll'ICrHse I O..t•t•\e) In C•P•lal 4n<1 ~lu• durlnv nn 0 -.00.000 \.J'l6. 1'1() (4,4S2.~0 111wrance •n Foru: Na1tonw1<1" C.hlornla SullntU P•~ 193 423 0'1 We nereby c rlilY INI the 11>0w ''""'' are on .occotOdnt• ""''" the Anl\Ull St•ttnwt>I lo.-lie yur eno.., Oec•mber JI 1q74 m;icle tot~ ln~ran~e Coro mlu-rof ti 'Sl•teot C.ii hlornt• l)Ursuanl 101.tw Jonn~ Rous\•auCLU PTH10.n1 HOrm N 11.ono, S.crelary ~ Pub1tstwtoOr•11111 Coan o.a.1., PitotMjrclt 1• 1>. 16. 11, •8 191S PtiBLIC l'\OTICE P UBLIC NOTICE SY .. OPi!S 01' THE ANN UAL ~T.t.TE ... ENT 01= UN IGAltD INSURANCE COM PA.NY UIS l'Hrlll A-. $Hit .. , w .... 1,,.-•11'1 YtM EACIH 0.c. U. 197• DATSA TOYOTA -VO h KSA PORSCHE TUNE AN D REPAIR, 1131 Soiperlor Ave , Cost• Mes•. Ca1tl0<nl• 9'o2t p• ·nLIC NOTICE ro1114ldm11ttd•hth Oonilld w. Scl\enk, P•rlner, 211 '-' Tol•l ll•t><lllln i<o.-oi . .i.1 40 110, l•t l•lllan Piece, Cosl• Mes.a, C•llforn1a C•Pll•I pald·uptGuuanly C•P•l•I' 9'6l7 NOTICE 0 1' IULIC TRANSFER Sl411utortt ()epo\lt ? 000 000 scolt l<ift9, Partner, 11' Welnul St (S.CU101-'111U.C.C.I GroUl)ald·1nandconlt1bul~d surptu~ to.S00.000 11Mwpor1 8eACl\,C411110rnlaq166() NOllCE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo Ille UnAU•ll"edluncU Uurplus) •.•U,lflf Tiii~ buslneu h con6ucted llv <J Cred1ton of Rotiert.()J>tet' 1111d unoa SurplUStl\re<;iMdtQOhcyllo•df'n 13 ~.lH oeMrt1 pertnenhlf). Op!..-•nd LeRoy Opler •nd 81o!llU ln«>me lor 11\e yur •I ,026, llO Oon1ld w . St tie nil ()j>tt r ... usancl 1nc1 Wll•. T r•nSferof'!I, Olst>ursemtnts tor th• YH r 41,IH>6, '"7 Tllll uitemenl •n llled wtlll '"" wnow ~lnen a<ldrHS •S 1911 T•lbert, We MreOy cerloly 111a1 Ille ill>o•t 1t&ms .,,. In •ccord•nCt wllh ti.. Ann1MI (.ouftty Clerk ol Or•nOf' Coun1y on 1-iunllnoton Stoel\, County ol OrMOll, St•t.,,_.,., tor tllt Y~" •ndff Otteml»r JI. 197•. m-let ,.,. lnw••tK• Com l'•V~ry 2", 1'1S. • Sl•lt Of C•lllom•a, lh•I a bulk lritn$1er "'4Ulontr of t.,. State ot C•llfornl•, pursuant to l1w • F4UOO IS •boot 10 IHI med• IO Kenntlll J 0 Porltr. Ptt\ldtrit PUbflSl\ed Or•noe Cool Oally Poot, Robertso11 •nd Ol•ne C. Grier. D•nlel J. J.caues. Viet ~t>•"'.':'lt.il\dSetrel••y AVrctl J, •. i., 13, 1'7S '1a.1S Transferees, wl\oie business .odreu ll Pub11Slltd Or•noe CoaU D•liy Ptlot, M41rtl\ n IJ 14, I~, 16, 1tlS tAH! PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI euS•M•H HAMa ITATIMa NT Tiit 1011-•"9 .,.r_'l •rt CIO"'ll bull• lltUH" PROMOCIOH~' GI.AMA, 2U6 ._,..A ..... C:O.ta ,. .... Get.~ 4l•IO 1..Mtl, IOl6 Md6e Aw ., c-t• ,.,, ..... c.1 . ..,.,, Allele Gonielft, .. ,. #tit* A.,., C:-1.1 ...... Cal.,,.,, """"• M1r .. r11.1 L.Mra. 1oa IN· pi. Ave., C.Ott• Mew. C..1 .,.,, Mlrl .... 11 Oo1111lt1, Sot 8 .. wrty Pl s....i. 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Tr•ntlerM I-enc••" .,.,ct: C..lllOf'nl• 9'1"11eu P~ 1°"4».,... 01-C.~ltt, AICC*'1t8M~fltfffl'lltim..-Ott"Kt.Glllf 6u>1,..u 112- TrenperH W. twre.., C"1lfy !Mt IN AtlOvt ltelT'tl ere In """"°"~• wtll\ ttw MiMel uw-,.n Tltl• '"'· c:.ero s..--"' ..,,. lllO ,.., elllled O.cOfNIH JI, lt14 ""'°' to ,,.. 1""''-• ~ l'ellrue•y It, Ith 11ttaliMtMll• "''"'-•' 1t1eStet11ot t 111'°""'a. .,..,...,.,,. 11111w "41141 ~ll411VAlley,(A !..~ llottMr,h .et VICe~u .... , P\/t)tl\lltd Or•ll9"' tlM\I 0111y Pllo4, Publl\lltld Or•no-C1tUI Oe•IY ::..._ ... ,s 11'1111111 ... of ..... CM,tOat. ,,,..... .,,...·'dmH~~l':.~i.~~~.·. ,. ..... U,Allll~r.2,9.1•.1'1 · )7 .. TS MAr(ll Iii, 1'1~ ..-_., • 86 DAILY PILOT Sunday March 16. 1975 Latecomers Beware! 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION$ 6 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS' GINA ROWLANDS ••• a.st Actr.u JOHN CASSA vnrs. . ... ,, ·01recrlon By ERMA DOMBECK ti{ • Al.BERT F1HNEY •. INGAIO BERGMAN lfST ~ Ac1'lns "Tbe Best Womlnl Picture of the Ya" As Dante would have said lhmJ he owned u ·rv set>. "There 1s u special place m hell ror a man who walks into the room durrng lhe last five minutes of a tense drama and asks, ·so, what's hap- pened so far?"' • "The Best Plctunt of the '9ar" ............ . . BEST SCREENPUY I .BEST ORIG. DRAMATIC BEST COST\JMe 0£SICN! "One of the Best~ i:i;i~·~·k;' •. ., .... .cw -. .......... SCORE .BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY "Gena Rowlands the Best Actress" --------------- Sl.15 'TIL SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SAN DIEGO FWY, AT BRISTOL So COAST 6 ACAOIMY AWARD NOMINATIONS . l ...... , .... llllfnf'\ ...... ·-~ PLAZA I ~· 9"' 11K "" .croo ... NH"1 nruu" =-...= ~6·?7 11 .. I U )JO ,....... .... .. Anaftelm • 6~7t501 SO. COAST PLAZA II so.nu "HERllf llDES AG.AIM" D""' I lO , .... 11'n.) JM ••• H "OLD YEllElt" o-, 7·11 \ol s... 1.~.IS CINEMALAND THREE 1414 .so. Harbor Anaheim 635-7601 Ro BERT REDFORD l ACADfMY AWARD NOMINATIONS A great place for kids. llSl ACTllSS A WOMAN l(ST DIRECTION GENA JOHN STIMULAl:ES you~g minds. Saturdays ROWLAND~ UNDER THI INFLUENCE CASSAVETES DAILY: l :OO, •:30, 7:00, 9:30 IWtC KATHARl:'t'E ROSS in the THE STEPr-ORD WlVES "-~--..... ---....... .....,,.. ..... 1iiii1 DAILY: 1 :10, 3:1S, S:lS, 7 :10, 9:1S~ TODAY'S CRDSSWDRD PUZZLE " ·.-~u·,•, ,,crpt 1 ,,,.,, :.13 Pr1nl 101 M o1or1ess :SP-'n ~,, 142 D inKeY"> measvrf' planes • Sn1no.q drl•Cll:' 1 14 £gyp11an 35 Baseball 103 Sun t C,rondmg 18 1mp.1r1 "' goddess player deoly IOOtn 79 80011 ot • .ib S1umo1e 38 S1rt0per!. 104 Orcnestra I' Endur,..c1 m.1p~ 14d So;inosn 39 Bullet me mt> er lb F°ul•Y Ar Ft:;m111oni; gold sound 107 Bellicose qro"n SJll•< 14Q Al1end1ng 41 GlowITTg god ~I IJ')l1;: 8:? Small ca:.e 15J Cnem1ca1 coal 106 Longings .. , Gr···~~. riJ Moose ending 43 Slage slang Pf't'tr no1ns 151 Conceited wnosper 110 Begin 23 T 111• 6!> APdrJmenl person 4S Visionary 111 Solly (arln b6 Mak.: well 154 Demeter's 47 Bapl16mal mo slake ~4 Sum..itran 88 S.i11~11ed daugnter vessel 113 Edge 00d~l ij9 Boal 156 And Laton 49 Subst1lute: 114 Aamacnandrd ~ 25 Jap.inPse paddle:. 157 Striped ab or wife me;i!>ure '."JO Portal an1m.il 50 Peruvian 116 Fiber 26 Cloln '11 T11row 159 Unearthly coin kno t meJ<,ure G:? Rubber Lube 160 Hackneyed 52 Wasle 117 W1tn 28 81qoteo !lJ Roguish 162 Sheeplike allowance German ocr•on qs F.11m 164 Eat into 54 Ctlestnul 1 19 Ortental 30 B<>hold' s1ructure 165 Ringler horse nursemaid J l tJ1ck1•I '*> SluOborn 166 Somoleton 55 Girl's name 12 1 Contam1na1os 5yrno I an1m;i1 167 Valor award 56 Scalhon 12J Hallan J2 r1•fT'' I a P101Pc t1on 57 Rocket name s ... 1nl 100 Departed DOWN lill.!'\ClllOQS 125 W1nte1 34 Sno.11 10 1 VVn:ile nerd 59 Gods· drink apple Jo '1/110!• ,5Pd 102 Pulverize 1 Analvte 61 Plural 127 Crusn 37 OnP line 104 T voe size gramma11cany oronbun 129 Sell 39 Souo l OS May tty 2 Mone 6 3 Following 130 Curre111 ve 1• t,1ole 106 Soan :.n enlrances 64 Speedy fad 40 DOnll Sii(.. article 3 R1gn1·n2nd 6 6 Sacred bull 1J 1 Tardier 42 Drama1 c 101 Allev1a1e page 6 7 Bfockne<id 13J More soio W) C..irl:. name 4 Allemol 69 Flower o1 recent 44 Sdnta 110 CIO!>SY t> T 1me period love 135 ltalldl\ ~1,.nd ins faor11 .. r.. New 72 P11cner· Ctly 46 Ht:>lm l 11 r osno(}I( 1 Hindu nandies 138 Hawa11an poc, t•on ·morsel" manlra /4 New blfd 47 Dis over 112 PlurJt 8 French Zealand tort 139 Ampn•tllea1e< 48 lns..initv ending article 7ti Concomitant 140 Travelers 5 1 Be• 11a1 1 lJ Hoqnway 9 Growsold 18 Ma1dennalf SIOP 53 Eqrt:t structures 10 Hurried 79 Onward 142 Wings SS SnJkf I 15 Orthodontic 11 Endure 2 80 Upbraid 1113 Parcn~d 58 Jun1,1 : 11 Card game wds 82 Comton 14S Carnelian monarcn I 18 Appro;icned 12 Thrice 8·1 Milk. Frencn 147 Scnool 60 Bui 120 Oklanom.~ Lalin 85 Instead ot dance So.1n1sn coly 13 Boundaries 87 Exploit 150 Cahforn•d 62 LPngth•tJr t 2) lncltn!" comb. lrom 88 Couch tori 65 lnqr,.ss 1 ?3 Coon makr•• 14 Harangue 90 Deface 152 Fairy 66 8Pfuddled 1 ?·1 C:,1t1nflml I'> Breal\fasl I I Underground lort 68 w11ndraw 1('1') !:-,t,tlk oa~11v passage t~J Tnc 70 Continent 128 H q11 I• Tamaroslo. ~2 Minced oath goo~ aObr c IUJf r1m1 111 I l Pn111pp1nf' :IJ Girls nanw l Jlon l t Pruv..trocatorlJO ( rtl'Jwd• r tree 'l 4 Sublf't 1t>5 NtQhl 72 OuPl1ng ti·~" II; [ levdlOI ~s HaorlPs'> before sw ord 13:? Sprint d1rec11on 96 lntellec l 158 8uddn1s1 73 Caplure 134 Dos• int 19 lrosn 1ao11c 97 Pickle nerb monk slang IJI) Aus"'"" ;o Tr1n11y 98 Honeymooo 161 As far 75 Rose despot 27 Prepared accommoda as barb IJ 7 W1nder ~Afternoon l ion 163 Cypflno1d 76 Nile 14 1 Colleg•· parloes 99 Malriculate f tSl'l I ~ 0 ' \ " I I ' DI ,,, 'I ll ll " I~ ~'iti Ill ru Ill 111 P' 11 n .:. l) .. H . "" o-·· , l') Iii ll 111 ll t""~ lO JI ....... • Ill " ,.. J\ J6 " )1 JI '·~ Jt ~ >--, .. -II •z CJ ... ·~ " 41 .. t -----ta " )0 I !ti u >I .) :,,, ,, ~\ " )1 -"' .., ~ u J~ &J ... ~~ [1 --------"' ., .. -,, ...,_. ,.- ';,. ,,---I ---,.,,.... Ill r -:1.F' I~ -"l II ' ,, J I »i1;. " I--~ _ .... EDWARDS BRISTOL ClllEMA IV BRISTOL it MACARTHUR So Cmt Shoppinc aru 540.7444 THE Leno "Tony and Lena Sing" will feature Tony Bennett and Lena Horne live · at the Shubert Theater in Century City, March 17 through March 30. The pair will sing a variety of songs from their respective repertoires. Tickets to the event cost between $7.50 and $15. Addi - tional information is availa- ble by calling (213) 553-9000. Someone mumbles, "ll'l!i almost over." "What time did it start?" he asks. "Fifty-five minutes ago." "ls that Mildred Natwick?" "No." "It looks like Mildred Natwick. Why are the police circling lhe building?" "The crazy in the blue Jacket planted a bomb." "Why would he do a ltung like that? Is this a r erun?" "Please!" "I think "e' re mb~ing a special on the other channel " .. Shhhhhhh !" "I don't. know how vou can watch this thing. It doesn't make any sense. l've been here three minutes a nd 15 people have flashed across the screen. It's like Mission Im possible. They're so busy screwing switch plates off tbe wall and crawling through heater d ucts I never get the plot. Let me just sec what we're a ll missing on the other channel.·' When the ug ly m~b regains control of the knob, the theme WALT DISNEY'S 1SUICD AT THE TOP OF nt£ WORlD" I :50-5:40-t:25 Also "THAT DARN CAT" 3:10-7:20 STEPFORD WIVES AAOS BAISTCl. CIOA N BRISTCl. AT lllCARnul So.Coat ~- S40-7* .L\f / " Ice ~~~ skating everyday. r I >> MESA VBOE CEMTH twiler I A6-. Goth MtoM Tel. 17 I 4t 979 .. 880 Another Special Event · In The American Film Theatre Season Of Special Events. MON. & TUE. Only Mar. 17-18 at 2 PM &8 PM \ 1:4'-S:J .. 9:1J "THA.TDAlH CAT" J:ff.7:11 Join the Springtime Vacation Fun! l:U .S·4 .. t U -.1DEROH THERAIH" J:4 .. 7;U i . ,t. Sunday Only Country Music Special )/( STARRING THE TAMMY WYNETTE SHOW FREDDIE HART & The HEARTBEATS 'I., • • SPECIAL GUEST STAR FREDDY FENDER· MARCH 23 ONL y Nightly Entertainment STARRING THE MIRACLES & BIJJE SWEDE M ARCH 24·29 WOODY HERMAN & His Orchest~ M ARCH 23·29 -.... 11 . Daytime Entertainment STARRING , AT WIT'S END music ls playing and the credits are rolling b y. None of us will ever know lf the bomb 'has deac- tivated on time . When the next TV hour begins, the entir~ family summons the agitator who yells Crom the bathroom, "I'm busy." With precisely five minutes lett m the drama. he reappears and asks. "So what's this one all ubout '!" One of the viewers take:. a deeµ l>reath. "It':. about a dwarf who sells encyclopedias who killed h1 ~ tall bas ketball st:.ir roommate with a frozen rack of lamb and the chi ef of police is about to eat the murder wea pon but he is sus· picious because the Bis missing from every set of encyclopedias he sells, pointing out his bizarre hostility." J "ls that Mildred Natwick'!" "l'\o, it's Peter Falk." Sixty-five percent of Americ:.in families watch TV together. Violence has incre ased 33 per C't>nt among American families The former fi gure is ubout to decrease: the laltertoincreasc. ) ~ --' MUlllO ON OllNT WllSS PUii MOON "' 3/1' ~ACt,..tC TH&ATRllS 0.-tYll·IN SW.a IWAP llUTI MAAaOR M.YD.Oriwie·• ,.,.... ... , ..... s-. '-'·. ""' ...... 4- CNUHI on..-t.16 t M..SM IS....·taa••.- ,_,, ''" ---··-s.-'•milr '""! ~.m.1 a-..•o.t..1 [-1'' ,, ,, 11r-. ·---~ !ft T 19 -~ ~~. 'lll . " j '°"' ,¥, 7.J " :Ill f{?:' II f;'j IZ • II [f, • 92 -... ,, d~ • " "A distin.guished piece of worlc." 501urdoy Review "bciting, stimulating, b.autifully mode. T opol is outatandlng In a top-flight cent." -Fronce• Tdykw, Newhov .. NeWll)OIM'' Tie~91S• SS 00 htnl119t 13 50 MltlnHt. (Sf~ tor SeftlorC1Uten1/Stlldeftta It MlllllMe ) A11a~atl&t tl'9f AFT~ Tic~ hCllOe,_ 111• IHled '/ . THE MIKE CURB CONGREGATION "~ ~H.:E -~--> " If ON EASTER SUNDAY AT 2 00 PM ll to f ¥.. IOCI '-· .. , '"' 1«1 • ICM ~i ,-~-,01 [-IOI '°' 110 ?J.i ",. • -ff'i Ill llt ~: IU Iii '3-t. Ill ~- -·-1~~ ,,j -r::f~ ID I ' 111 IV -~-111 • I 1'7\ '" 111 i la ,, Q t I ..... "' .)I 1 1 1·;;-1)1 •• 't;}. I.JI _I 111 "'~ Ill 1 ,(J I;· ~ j " ·~ '-::J. "' •• r ,_ ::;;: II ·-"'--'--.. ,,,,_ 1IO It'-' !» 1:1' nr .__ IT' --· r-,-,,. 'IM "' .. "' ~·q. 11-.. '•t• --? Mr --7'"" ... _ !Iii ·~: 1• 14/ see ClAHIMI> SECTION FOA ANIWEAS , IS )if Ill Ii~ J~ ~;;: Ill 1• ,. ,. a: IC I'\ '':: I .. IU --. . ~ -~ MESA 1884 Newport Coth Mn o ~d ·l'lSl We cover the waterfront lri '"• DAILY PILOT S~ Dieneyland's ennual old-fashioned East.er Parade-featuring colorful J antique cars, costumed dancers, and all your favorite Disney Charact.er11. • Mu1k:, diftelng, •nd fun untll mldntght .••• n •t no extna coat. , , I . ~ {~ isne1tgnd O PEH e AM TO MIOHIOHf MAACM U lHAU ,. 0"fN Utl'E" SIJll40AY "'C* f AM TO 10 Ptit mb te11 '"'· . on · wor Ull'< higl acc1 tim1 into favc ••fal to b of y• red resi: SOUi gair JC , pr~ keY1 muc focu mat garr You t he hap; N IN I "'" ••• ~~: ••• • • ••• 2 Ml THI I \ • Sagittftrius: Keel MONDAY, MARCii 17 By SYDNEY O~tARR ARJES (Mureh 21-April 19>; Avold trying to mix triendshlp and mopey -at risk or losing in both areas. Be realistic. Don 't mix illusion with f~t. You require crystal-clear picture. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You can build on past contacts , accomplishments. Realize · worth of olde~ persons, or experience. You· go through learning process. You grow. Cycle is high and you are going to make steady strides. GEMINI <May 21-June 20>: What was accepted will no longer s uffice. Change with the ~mes. Let go of pas~ and prepare for plunge mto future. One you aided is r eady to return the favor. CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Friends have .. laJHni out." You feel need to go your own way, lo be more independent. You't"e right, too. Some or your desires are revised. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22>: You break through red t ape, and get action. One in authority responds and legal papers fall into place. Go to source; get to heart of matters. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Light touch gains goal. Means don't forget sense o( humor. Jf willing to laugh at your own foibles, prospective foe will become dedicated ally. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Involvement is keynoted -member or opposite sex is very much in picture. Financial picture comes into focus. You see s ituation in light of cold, !actual material. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Lie low. Play game where other people do most of the talking. Your own cards should be dealt from close to the ch est. Analyze r easons for r ecent happenings. NOMINATED SACADEMY ' INCLUDING FOR AWARDS BEST PICTURE/SOUND CINEMATOGRAPHY SUPPORTING ACTOR Arv'-'"'• 515 ·l&'M ------1 AIWtflM'S co.wT .. BEYOND A TL.ANTIS .. (PGJ JACI~ LEMMON ANNE OANCr\OFT ~A M(MN Fl\ANK ~!ION Of A NEIL S~N PlAY STARTS WED., MARCH 19 EXCLUSIVE !PO! ='!'!''"'!'i'..o!!I Cc>~GENE SAKS PiodvcedondDr«red byMEM NFIW« x-..pb,tiyN(IL ~· MIN<. MARVl~'HAMLl~CH PANAlll~-' l(CHNICOlOI\°' FOOM -.WAAH(I\ ~oA WA/lll(R COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY • SAGITTARIUS U~v. ~~~. 4'1): Pi.,oe should be moderalf, SO.Uo rel•Uv ua;lrt-. JnM<t to do battle. This is mtiteb'. • tNay orw rkJ"« orr steam. liowever, lt ls Ito" el(,cuse for to be a puncbing"'bag. em oti6nal qr 6tb~twlse. CAPRICORN (l>ec. 22-Jan. lt): Young person may make de1nands. Before cona...... .ng, listen. There ls a way to-hri,Qg stnse out of non· sence. Key ts to appealtospirilualqualltles. AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18>: Steer clear ot heavy traffic. You tend now to be impulsive, careless. Key is to utilize energy in getting ideas .. ISLAND MAGIC11 • ... Gntt11 .... .............. Su1wliA~ -. ALSO IA llA STlllSAHD JAMISCAAM ""flUMMY ~DY• INJ "MUIDll ON THE- OlllNT DPHSS'" C~t -YOUNG FIAMKEMSTar 11Mt1.,....IPGJ "'llPOIT TO THE COMMISSIOHll" .. JUGGEIMAUT"" "'UUGH1MG '°UCEMAM"" flJ "'THI CHIEM Ho...- -..vt FtHG-US Of DUTH" flJ HISTOL CIMIMA IY lristd At MacArfflw S..... c-st ShoppillCJ Area 540-7444 Sund!IY. March 18. 1975 formulated-and on paper. PJCES <Feb. 19•March20): Gd rid of burden not riahUy you( own. You haive ideas, plans1 con- septs which can be put to constructive use. Ref use to sell yoursdt short. Ir toda.t l•. 1e>,ar blrihday you are AUl .of-ganizer, a gOod eiecuUvo, an Individual wilUng to accept responsibility. · .The Sec.axl Geatest~in ibe \\brld But Waldo was eoillg to change oil that -even ii it killed him . ........ ........... ~DNICHT COWIOY• ,., OPHONIC SOUND ~ OCOLOft ~ OM ,.ffi-11ce Mltely 7:10 ~ c--. Sot. & S... :Z p.a llMt• S..!Mt4ry M-.&THL A.F.T . r,.od•ctlo• "GALILIO" :;1~rk a tocks. Dellnred Hmed•y frHh to your doorstep In the DAILY PILOT DAIL V PILOT 87 . I l " CllJ TuD UNJ>ER .;\ bEA F' 4>" _,.hn- ACADEMY I I MOM I HA TIOMS R ,. lt\'l>().J•'fl'llul"~l'I' l =.,. A fl\i<.W(Aftl, l+t..t ~· Al()ll In~ frOM 7 p.111. Cont. S..... 2 P·"'· : ' \ s ""' ~OMEN ': INLOVE'9 Ill Tod•y mo,. th•n ewer ... ltlll lhe bHt buy The i1J.1HiµIMI • . • .. . axc1T1ne PRI SECOND ~ PRIZE: . HIS 'NHERS HONDAS ' Two 1975 Hond• Trlll 90'1 . rugged enough to tlk• 111$1 ab<U ............................................. •nytlwlg 1llK*Woods11~ Clll olfwl THIRD PRIZE: Plug UNLIMITED USE OF ALL ATTRACTIONS ~:.~:oot·~ A TRJ-SPORTTS 101 A smll1 tyt-aitctllng eaHIOllllCM ltlleHtlleeier from Abpolt . th11t>mgs11.a hlHl!leetng hn Al for one Admission Price Tidcet . ti# Advance .taco Sales per person Ticketa 1Yall1ble It Ticketron, Liberty. Walldl's Music City Stor&. Oesmonds, Bank of America with your BankAmencard, and the Disneyland Box Ottiais. After 6 p.m. on March 22. tkiets are $800 and available only at Disneyland. So buy JOll' tictetualfyl -~---· TOP-NAME ENTERTAINMENT! · '.l). TAVARES .* J." CAROL DOUGLAS Hoc ~ ua nc1ng 10 SOUL'D OUT and THE SUNSHINE BALLOON ~. _____ .... ..._ ---~...-""' 88 DAILY PILOT Sunday. March 16, 1975 Costa Mesan Brings ~ c~ Bugatti .. \ By ELLIOTTALMONL> Of tlle 0 .. 11, Plltt it•lf The Bugall1, the first formula racin~ car, has come to Co!>ta Mesa. But th1~ Hueatti is a d isgui se for an old Volkswagen, not one of tbe 10.000 originals by designer Ettore Bugatti. Copies of the body on- 1~. "1th "1th alterations made from the original dei.1gn, the Bugatti of- fered in kit form in Mesa l·annot be das1>1f1t.'d as a reµlll·u. · Bl'T TJU : kit:. ~1 rl' 1>llll ··a Jut of fun" for µeople \\ho \\a nt th eir own .. unginal." a ccording to 1 lugh Bancroft, owner or Perfo rmance Markel· ang, Costa Mesa dis- tributor of the llugatti k1b Ba11l·rofl . a :-.cm 1 µrof l'S:.ional formula race car clriH'r. bl>gan his Harbor Area business ·as J p;.irts de· aler for r4tCing machines an 1971. .. nut "e didn"t ha\'e enough bus in c~s for ~-ear-round w ork; it wa1> 4111 seasonal," he 1>a1cl. Searching for ~ new market tu keep his operation goin g. he came across the Bu gatti <:op1 cs. A fr1t•rHI ~howed him Olll' "1\1 f1r:-.I. \\l' \\l'rc lhinktng of manufactur- ing uur u\\ n. We thought "c could do 1t <ts \\ell as an~one,"' Bancroft ::.aid. Hut then he m e t (;eorgc Ncwm an of Bay Products. J\ti;rn11 Beach. fo1 a . ··so J•AR \\c'n · 1>old 11 kits t.>1ght Bugattis and three Gazelles," h e addetl. The Gazelles are cop1rs of the M ercedes SS \\ hil·h Bay Products is abo promoting. .. Gatelle::. arc much eastl'r to assemble than the Bugatti kits Llnd \\e"re hoping that they'll catch on too,'' Bancroft added Bancrott said it takes 100 man hours of" ork to complete a Bugatti. The Gazelle kit takes approx- imall'ly GO hours to as- semble '·IL 's l1kc g clt1ng a S55,000 look for S5,000," Bancroft ::.aid , explatn· 1ng that the Bug atti, one or the fa~te:.t·racing cars of its time, was designed as much for looks <1s SJX't'O. THE BUGATTI RACER REBORN _ Spring fabric ~~ ';1 values FG' s Eoster basket of favorite floral prints for o new season and a new you. · iersey prints Flowing gardf'n print:. on PdStel grounds 1n mac.h1ne-washable Acetate-Nylon blend. 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SAVE Rug Remnants 2/S5 R19-2.H ••· A huge assoft. ment of textures c"t from broadloom. Colors. 27x4a·. . ' Sale prices effective Sunday, March 16, 1975 throug~ Wednesday, March 19, 1975 WA PAii: Beach II Qr.noethorpt • ()ptn \II I II dlyt a30 to 9:30, 8undaye 10 toe. • ou•• ay Dr. at Gnen Grow IMt. •Open....,. 10 too. &ind1Y110 toe. IANTA ANA.I 3000 So. anst~ of 8o. CoMI Piela• Open WMkdlys O:)tO to~-SltunilYI suo to 7. Sundaya 10 toe I J i ' ' I. ) PC J 0 t Was cruc UCL Mic wes acti< -Se Peel that Lana open Rf lJCL Micl free and that Th nali1 cruc and thei: Tl: fouh thre The s hot T Was 36 S• arou Bru; n bre~ and once Tt Wol, duri bee; ~tey tire nag1 Kl lye. Mey in th UC wit~ whc den bad w .. t ~1. Or l92~1 ~oc John .. H<ll c:;.ot• .... 1 ] B~ T: Peg yarc 25.6 wor: di vi T St.a1 plac tyo El v llig' as C Salt con• the la reat pre 51-4 la l<?J>. $5l,, ~ D.tl't Piiot llMles •Y lliclwnl K"hler Sunday, March Hi. 1975 OAIL Y PILOT ('I .-52 Losner, Branning . Yake All-tourney By GLl!:NN WIUTE 01 Ille O•llY Pll"-'t .. I LOS ANG ELES-Classv Palos Verdes got behind 6·11 Bill Lajm- beer to subdue s tubborn M&1na for the CH' C lass AAAA basket- ball championship, 64-52, 1'l'iday night before a Sports Arena turnout of 8,488. The champion Sea Kings never trailed and althou~h Marina was able to stay hot on their heels fur the firs t 10 minutes. sizzling shooting finally broke it open. Palos Verdes had an uncC1nn) night shooting from the field, hit- ting 76. l percent of its first half shots, making 16 of 21, then com- ing on In the third quarter lo nearly equal that p~e. For three periods the Sea Kings whistled in buckets al a 67 percent clip. Marina. Sunset League run- nerup, was playing and shooting well enough lo stay with most teams, canning 51 percent of its shots. Howe\'er. at the end of tlm::e periods Palos V t>rdes wa:s :sitting on a 50-38 lead. mindful of him and 1t paved the way for other Palos Verde~ shooters to get the open !>hot, whi<·h they l'apitalitc:'CI on in im- posing munne r. Losne r '' ound uµ tu:-. gn.·:1l four-year \'arMty <.'«H'ct-r ~ilh :w points and joined mate H1d1 Branning on the a ll-tuurnanient team. "hil'h honored La1mhcl'r as MVP Branning " as ke<.•ping the \'1k ings in the game through much of the first half when he got 10 of h1:-. 12 points. But the Sea Kings played him tough ;md shut hii1'1 down mo:-.t of t hl' las t t" u pt:riods. P alos \' cn.lcs had onJ v 6 turnove rs :rnd l'om milted 9 fouls, un incredibly low total in e ach case. Landgraf pla~ ed \H•ll off the bench and Sl'on·d 10 pomt~ bl;'forc fouling ouL · MARINA'S RICH B~NNING (RIGHT) GOES DOWN AS BtLL LAIMBEER (52) .. DAVID FELBERG (42) CLOSE IN. Then the Vikings made their las t run. getting an 18-foot pcrfecto from 'Bob Losner and a shot from in:side by Kevin Land graf to trim it to 52-42 with 5: 1:.1 remaining. Marina was onlv UO\\ll ~1 -18 after a quarte r ;.nfd still lagged 25·20 \\'ilh G:28 remaining in llw half. But then the Sea Kini::s \\t•11t on a spurt ;md rel'le<l off eight ~traight points with l\\u :,,hots from the top of the kl'.\. a hud,L'I from two feel out anti <.i µ<.111 ol free thru\\ s 103-91 Ove rti me Win Bruins Topple .Michigan Five PULLMAN. Wa:.h. --.M~1rques Johnson a nd Richard Washington hit for six quick <.tnd crucial points in ovcrtim(' as UCLA ·beat clown determined Michigan , 103 -91 , 1n NCAA western r egional baske thall ~ction Saturday night. Seniors Eric Havs and Tom Peck led a second-half charge thatearried Big Sky champ Mon- tana past Utah Stale 69 -63 in the opening game. Regulation pl~ay endt.>d with lJCLA and Michigan tied at 87. Michigan's Wayman Britt hit two free throws with l : 23 remaining and neither team scored after that in regulation µlay The Bruins. seeking their 10th national title in yt."a rs. ran up six crucial points in tht first minute and one half of the overtim e to ICL' the game. The Wolve rine:.' Joe Johnson fouled UCLA's Johnson\\ ith jusl three seconds gone in overtime The Bruins forward sank both shots. Twenty se conds l<.it e r . Washington scored a laym. Then 36 seconds later, he hit a turn· around jump ~s hot to give the Bruins a 93-89 lead . The qui(.'k s coring seemt.'CI to break Michigan's momentum and the Wolverines scored only once more in overtime. The Bruins' nearly neutrolized Wolverines' cente r C.J. Kupec during the second half. IC1rgely because All-American DaVl' Meyers managed to play thL' l'n· tire half des pite three fouls and a naggingleginjur). Kupec scored 28 µoi nts. but 011 ly eight during the second h;.ill Meyers ended with 20 points. W in the second half. UCLA had taken an 83-79 lead with five minutes r e maining when coach John \Vooden or dered a slali. The stratl'g.Y backfired wtten the Wolverine:> .. , .• Uj:LA !10J) '111,nnongtoo 17, MeVt '-16, Trqovoch 11, Joh""'" ~1. OrotlinQ~r J8, M((etrte r A, ~ptlldf)f'I' • T0101> H 19-26 103 MICHIGA"' 1911 l'!obi,..on H , Wt11te.6, Kupec 28 C,rofl " Ai •II q Jonnson 11. Total\381S-W91 ~alfhme : M och1Q•n )0, UCLA "' ~OUl~ll Olli ~Olt,BrHI. A' JO, ISO TOSDAL.BREAKS BU1TEJlf i Y MA RK TEMPE, Ariz.-Dana Point's Peggy Tosdal captured the 50 yard butterfly in a record time of 25.63 in the final day of lhe women 's national swimming and diving.champions hips. Tosdal helped lead Arizona St,ate University to a second place finis h behind the Univcr-;1 - ty of Miami. El D orado Wins LOS ANGELES-El Dorado High's Golden Hawks repeated as CIF 2-A basketball champions Saturday afternoon with a 67-55 conquest of Culver C'ily hct'e at the Sports Arenu In the other charnnioni;hip feature it wa~ Banning \IP8t>tting pl'evlously unddcatt>d Rig Bear, 51·49, forth<' l A till<' In the 3·A title game. Garey topplQd San Gabriel, 55-52. made key steals that set up the deadlock. Hays and Peck combined for 29 points in the second half as the Grizzlies built a 13-point lead the Aggies never could surmount. The Grizzlies outscored Utah State 23·7 during the first 11 minutes of the second half. Hays lopped the Grizzlies with 25 points while Rich Haws scored a game-high 26 points for Utah State. The Grizziies were behind Ji-29 at halftime cutting an eight-point margin for the Aggies in the first half. ~ A key to the Montana victory was t~e qrizzl~es' dominant .rf oounding in spate of the Agg1ts · superior height :\lontanta h ;;id broken/ out ahead when the Aggies failed to ... core for the first five minutes of the game. But later that same period the Grizzlies fell on hard Sl'oring limes The Aggles scored 12 points during a 5 12 minute span during which the Grizzlies were blanked The Aggies' lead was as h1 g as eight points with two minutes left in th~ half Krurnpholz, Bahashoff, Le e Win LOS ANGELES-Kurt Krum· pholz. Shirley Babashoff and Valerie Lee all were winners in the second day of the Southern California swim invitational at Eas t LA College Saturday. Krumpholz, a former Corona dcl Mar High standout and now a student at UCLA, won the 200 freestyle in 1 :41.86. Babas hoff. or Foonlain Valley. captured the women's 200 free in 1:50.70, overcoming a stern challenge from 13-year-old Jill ~terke l of Hacienda Heights. Babashoff was also thfrd in the -100 individual medley in4:32.8. Lee. of Mission Viejo. captured the 200 butterfly <2:03.73J and was third in the 200 free (1 :52.51>. Both Lee and Babashoff swim for the Mission Viejo Nadadores. Jn the BabashoCC-sterkel bat- tle, the latter led the first JOO yards before Babashoff pulled \:p s trongly, swimming the last :;o yards in 27.8. Sterkel was clocked in i ·52.44. That's the last time there was any hope for coach Jim Stephens' outfit. Palos Verdes outscored the Vikes 1 l ·2 a s Marina could only get one bas ket in a sp<.in of 4 :33 and in that time the title was s afely tucked away by the Se<.i Kings. "E\·erything we did, they werL· able to counteract.'' said Marinci JV coach Steve Popovich. And that pretty well t old the story. Laimbe<'r was unstoppable, S('Or- ing 23 points. some of those com- ing on 10-15-foot shots. others from closer in. But his tremendous potential kept the Vikings defense alwC1ys _,' The \'ikes m<idt• a mild run tu d ose it tu nine b,\' h alftime but b\' then the die had been <'<.t!>l M.lrtnA IHI tq " pf Ip Lo~hrt '• I ' ti) Ldnd4rot n 10 Sold! " II I u Gdnt' I IJ fJ • ~11Uwa90t1 0 0 1 II Bull n • 0 • Uqldnd 0 I Olrt»l~dd " " 0 Brenning I 11 101 .. 1, ,'/ ~ )o ,, P~lo' Verdt'\ 1...i1 HI " pl 111 ~ptlldfl .. 0 1 l d tl' 1 ' wn1~•· u I • &P111 ' I La'n'tic<r ur; Wh1Hh0rntt I Oilton 0 8 f-elti.-rQ 1 Told I' 1> .. • ... '<.ore o.-Ou.tfU!'r~ Mdr1n ... lo Ill "' II 11 PdlO' \/PtOI ,. II .. Al Ste pHeiis, P\I Boss Coaches Reflect On CIF Finale By ROGER CARI.SON and ED BURGAR'f Ot Ill• Da•IY Pilot St.all LOS ANG ELES-\\11en an op ponent hits 67 percent of its shots throu g h thr ee quarters . dominates defensi\'ely with '" agile 6-11 center and only com mils six turno\'ers and is well coached. there's not a whole lut you can do about it. Such was the case Saturda~ night as the Marina Vikings went down to defeat at the Sport:- Arena in the Cl F 4-A basketball title game, falling to awesome Palos Verdes, 64-52. All that and an effecti\·e zone defense to boot. It wos Palos ' \'erde:,,' 1-3-1 zone that PV coat•h John Mihaljevich felt was the BRANNI NG DRIVES INSIDE PALOS VERDES' LAIMBEER. key to thL· ,·it'tor~" "Tlw I :i-1 "'as ch'~1gned l.o put Hamill Nearly Gave Up Skate Starlet Ove rcomes Injury There haYe admittedly been many occasions during Dorothy Hamill's ice s kating career when she fell like hangingher skates in a closet. closing the door a od never again putting them·on Those mostly were what she calls down moments, when things weren't going well for her on the ice. But \.~ a short while she'd get bac k in the groove and forget those thoughts of quitting. However, she says there was a time this year when sh.e came the closest ' to retirement. That was the second day of 1975 -her firs t day on the ice after a two-month layoff because of an achilles ten- don injury. "It was terrible,'' she recalb. ":'\othing was going right and the national cha mpionships were coming up at the end of the month. l thought \'ery seriously of quitting.·• But she stayed with 1t, won the national singles t.iUe und then s parkled at the world cham- pionships in Colorado last week \<\ben she zoomed from firth place <after school rigures > to second place overall with a da7.7.I · ing free skating program. "Even tt\ough I was fifth after the figurtis t thought I had a chancl' tor a medal." she says. "The girls' rn arks were ~II very close." Hamill. now 19. got ~l:.lrted on the ·Ice wht?n :1he wu~ 8'.. "[ begged my mother to buy me a pair of skates for Christmas - she did and I then told her I \\ ant· cl1 to learn to skate bat·kwards like a neighbor could do. "My mother agreed to put m l' in a group lesson with 18 others . While taking those lesson~ I got a scholarship for t\\O p1·1,·ate lessons. Then I g ot more scholarships and by the t iml' I was 12 I'd won m y first nalionc.rl championship. "I haven't tried to pattcrn my those girls to be thrO\\ n arouncl during routines.'' Reflecting on the recent \.\orltl chc.rmpionships. s he ~ays :she wa~ very nervous when freest yle' skating began. and to make mat ters worse the toughest part ol her routine ca m e during the first moments. .. Every ska ter ha:s a part of the routine that is diffic·ult and when it's over you relax the rest of tht> \\ ay. or cours e there are some • da~·s when nothing goes right or sometimes you concentrate too much." OLl!NHWMITE skating after anyone else's," she says. "But I was always im· pressed by Peggy Fleming and Janet Lynn. When I was a little girl I used to go to see. the ice sho~s and I was always im· pressed by their big stars. and that made me work harder with my skating. "I guess I 'd like to be a pro t;kalcr someday. Or I'd hke to teach ice skating. My ~oat right now is to make the 1!}76 01~ mpics and aet a medal." Hamill says she h~•5 never t'Oll· sidered palrs skating. ('Xplain- ing, ''it takeii; a lot of couraJ(t for Hamill admits that tht• limc dt• manded to practice and skate ha.., perhaps denied her some of lht• social life that goes with being <• teenager. "But overall 1 thmk l'\'e J,!a11wcl more than I '\ e los t. h <1 \'ltlg traveled so much and met :-11 many people ." S he al s o acknowledges that studies suf- fered immeasurably because ot skating travels. ·•1 missed threE> months or school because or travel last year, but teachers don'\ understand that you don 't have a chance to catch up with the work while you're gone." Next ye3r Dorothy Hamill take~ her big shot at the Olym- pics when world skating. stars. gather In lnnsbruck. Austna. And she seems like 3 good bet to realize that goal of winning ~· medal .•• perhaps even • gold one. i.n·es!>urc on Rich Branning 111 a man-to-man situation"and it gave us a wide defense to help ket·p Bob Lo:sner awav from us. \\'e \\anted tu make ~tarin <.: use more shooter s than Just tho!>e two," said i\lih:iljevich. Palos \'erdc:s led bv ;,1~ rnanv as 19 c63 ·1·1 \.\.ilh I JG il'fl •. htjt :\lihalJC \'ll'h \\a!'> :,Lill \\':Jl'Y 11f the> \'iking:-.. "Our b1gge:sl cunl'ern wa:-; tlw on"e ~larina s howed me -its toug h s hooting. M a1ina hil I~ points in the fir:-.t period and we d1d1l°t ''ant to tra de ba~kcb. So w e tried the 1-3-1 at the start of the second period and it workL·d . And r had :some l'Onccrn about going a garn:.l a zone after· pla~ ing su wl'il ;.i ga111~l \'erbum Oei's man defcn!'>l' "But our gu:--·s canwout and hit n·er~ lhing tht..'.\-!>hot ,\11 oftlwm ll \\as tlw lH'st s hooting \H·0 \ e 1•\ t•r done · The> tlramal11· \ 11'l nry O\ l'r \',•rbum Oct Frida,\ mght had lit· lie effect on Palo!> \'t'rdcs. "l w<.i s more ennC'l'rne<l with a physic<.il letdown r ;:ithe r than an emotiona l letdown ," :.tai tl Mihal jcvich. "The adrenalin was nu\\ ing just fine>." ~ ,\ qu1t•t m S tc•pht•n :-. of :\J a r 1 n <• s (' o m p I e t e I ~· be\.\.lldt'rt'd l)\' the \\a,· P<1lo~ Verdes dl•stru; L'd his gan1e plan. "\\'c wanted to makl• lhl'm shool from outside.'' tlw \'rke~ l'Oach :,,aid. "and the~· .1ust ~hot ·the lighls out. ' Stephens ke pt muttering :about the first-half statb t1 C's . "They hit 16 of. ~l :-.hoh ... he said while !'.haking h1 :-. head. "And wc hit 48 pt•n ·ent " In addition lo prai:,,1ng the Sea Kings' uncanny shoot111g ;1hrl1t~. Stephens abo !Juded llll'lr l 3 l 1.0nl' dt'fl'llSl'. "Tlwy k1•pt I"' n m1•11 11n Br;111 11i11g." Skph1·1b ~aid. · ,111tl lw Wa !'>n ·1 abh• to J>l'l\\'I ratt· · · Bill Laimbet.•r. though, h.ill 11n trouble getting fr1·1· 111~1d1· .t11d Stephens said. of tlw I) 11 I'\ center. "lle's really great. H11t they still needed the outside ~h"ot ing. .. I wa:,, cl1s appointcd not lo bl' league champs. Stephens ~aul "But T knew the potential "a~ there all year ." Marina finis hed the scaso11 with a 22·9 record which Included three forf~i ts and a set'ond 1>lace finish in the Sunset League. "I never thought \.\C pla~t'<i to our potential consistently dunn~ the season." Mephen:-. ~aid . "but 1 wasn't i.urprised that \H' made the finals. We jui-l s tark<l dmng u good job dcfen!'.i\ t~ly and on the boards .'' .. Q DAILY PILOT UCLA Spikersz TriUIQph LOS ANG i:LES -UCLA pole vaulters Ron Mooers and Mike Tully achieved Ufelime bests or 17 feet 6anc hes Saturday and the Bruins won their 29th and 30th consecutive dual track meets against San J o:.e State and Cal State (Lone Bt•ach >. MOO<'l'S, :.t senior , and Tully, a frc:.hma n . failed three t ime!'! eath al 17 10 on the bl ~tery da) Don B:ur Spartans.\\ ho had pointed for Jll upi>l'l S:.in J osl'':. ch.incl'~ faded" hen Oun Rip ley, the \\orld indoor pole v au It rerord holder . could onl~ do Hi 0 bC'c :rnM' of ;,in JnJU~ R1 plc) 1:. ;1 tr ansfer from Cypress Col legt.' Form er Corona tlt·I Ma r High st:.tndout J oe To:-,ti \\!l!> third an the ::.hot p ut for the Bruins (5221 ~1 a nd placed third in the Javelin {20621 Summ <.1rn'> of the 'wn J0>o1 Sl•l"·e..t Slate Long Seokn·UCl,.A l••an9ul11r lraell • ..-1 S1ttp1ecll•!.t' 1 Lu.,vdno, UCLA, ' 02.6. 1 Kr.tu~. 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AS U c a ptured firs t places in 10 of the night's 17 (•vt.•nL<>, but t..:SC often look ::.econd a nd third lo continue' to build points. The Trc;>J ans won most of the f i c 1 d c v (' n l s • w i l h R a n ch · Williams taking the long jump with a IC'a p of 25-11 2. Mike Budin· r ich the l'i hot put with a toss of :-,1.101 ::. Hod Conner . the .high J ump a l G -G and R a lph i"ru g u g llc lli t h e tl iscus ;,i t 178· Jl 1 I R.-.\ul\ o• C.,dlurCS.;y ' ')outtwrn (.41ttornt'"· Arot,,,.. Sl<114' tr..c.k •nd held ~t'I H O rt••r 1 Sou11\ern e a111ornr,. Br.i .Abran .. m\, Sommon\, Runole, Golko, J• J ?, An ton.> Std It', 3q • Miit' -t l.Jw\on, ASU 4 OS S 7 &-~ort. USC, 4 0.? 3 Frdn!'k, A!.U, "° 11,.,,.. q1...-n L.onq Jump -I W illt.UT'\, USC. ?S.11h. 2. H • .,.,.~ ASU ,. 9' l HarOO"dn, U'>C,., •. ,, .. 110 Hoqn Hurdh·\ I Suri, A!.U 13 q 2. An- Cltrw\, use "' l Jolln\on, use. n • MO -1 I r<111cr I ASU, •t. 1 1 t:.Mnpbell, use. 41 0 l Connor\, USC 41 • S1to 1 e .. 1 1 8uo1ntot h use. 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Tt:•m ~or~\ ~ult\t.f n c. ttl1f0tn.d l'I, Atuon" Sl•te.& Ediso11 's Mohs .._ ... ""' . . .. . . . . -. . E111pire League Cha1npions Coach Elmer Combs' Huntington Beach Oilers won the Em- pire League basketball championship with a 13·1 record. Standing (from left) Kevin Karkut, Ty Torres, Paul Fi.nchamp, Perry Harbin, Clark Sims, J im Cable, Paul Gassmann, Eric Janssen, Larry Taite, John Neill, Phil Dunkelberger, Ruben Smith. Kneeling -manager Aidon Funk, Com bs, manager Terry White. Rustlers Topple Chargers Golden West scored a run in the rlrst inning and Doug Moll m&de it stand up as the Rustlers recorded a ~-0 win over Cypress College Saturday aCtemoon in a Southern California Conference baseball game at Golden West. In other area junior college baseball action Saturday, Sad d leback College dropped a 8-S ~ decis ion lo Southwestern as the • visitors came up wllh lhree runs in the top of the 10th to win it. Golden West's win gives it a 2·0 conference record. Moll went a11 the way on the mound, allowing six hits while walking one and s triking out 7. Sal Shandra pitcqed a four-hitter for Cypress, alloW'ing the only run in the first mning which turned out to be the winner . With two outs, Curt Etchandy blas ted a double and Tim Richards followed with a single, scoring Etc handy. Fezler, Nicklaus Share Lead Montreal Blan~s Kings Saddleback came up with four runs in the seventh inning to take a 5.3 lead over Southwestern, but the visitors tied it with two in the eighth. ~ Saff1111Mtcll ts) Zotnoltt,tl Pryor, II He>lfr, 7b Oo\1914~\. p H41>.~11 P S-'nd~leOI ph •Aeldn10,t t ~prirVJman, Jt> Hollell, 10 Ad•m'. ~~ c.o Pll ~'"q"" ( .... 4 ) • J 1 r 0 1 0 .. r•• 0 0 2 1 , I ~r I A :\I I l /\ P 1 F o r l' ... 1 relier d idn't get Im, \\t~h. But. lhl'll, nL•ithcr did J :.t t k :\icklau:.. .. I h opt•. ·' :::.aid Fl1Lk r. \d1Cl finished h 1:-, round ;,i half hoJJr ahead of Nic klau:., "that Wh(•n theday'so\'er ,J ack1s leadin{:!" :'\icklaus, a t tha t stage, had a one-shot k a d over F czler a rter Saturdav·s third ro und or the SIS0.000 ·Dor a l Open golf tourna - ment. "The le ad ts hard to hold on to," s aid Fezle r. "It's a lot csier to com e fro m h e hind. You can charge a little bit more. It's a lot • eusier on yuu than try ing to hold on. It's a lot easier to curnc frum behind." But ~1ckl a us UOJ:!l')C'd a late hole. shot a 69 a nd druppl'cl ba('k into a t ie w ith F rzler a l 208. eight-undcr-1><1r for thn•c tnp:. over the 7,028 yard nlue 7\fon~kr t"Ourse a t the Dor.II Counln Ciub . Fezler had J fi Vl' undrr ti7 and ~icklaus. :::.till seeking his fir~t 11 tleoflheyear , had tosmk a te!>t~ par·saving putt on the final hnk to salva~e a s h a re of the lead J::O· mg into today'::. last round -"F ezle r :::.aid he hoped )ull were le ading going into the la~t round," someone told Nicklau:.. '·So did I," ~wid J a<·k "Th;,it's j ust whal I hoped . "Why in the w orld \\Ould anyone s else would be leading·!'' Nicklaus as ked. "Is tl the prc.·- s::;ure? If tha t's it, h e'd bl'lterfind something else to d o. "Tha t's what this g.imt· I'> Jll etbout. The pres:iurc. Th ut's \\her~ all the fun ts, f1ghl1n).! the pressure ." ThrrO·round le•<leo '" 111~ \150.000 00<•1 OPf'O QOll 1ourn•m<?nl • ForHI Feult'• J•O.N10l•u~ Bruceerampton Joe Por1er Tom Jenkin$ 8uOAl11n M•lrt"H,11 Lff TrrW"tno Bvrt Yance, Rod CUI' I JOl'tf'\ Lt\ter Johnny Mtlle-r Tom Wf't\IJUOf EIOO M1tc""ll Oon l~t\On J. rt<J Mc:trh Ldn 'f ilf"'}lf'r (,4r y M t (.or ft Ch• rin Cooo 1 Jom Deni Slevt'-lny• J (. ~,,.,..., Ben Cf~n),''lt:tW f-lorent""'° Molin" Kc mtl Z•r11· f A1(tE'1t)f'rq..r· ko()t'rM dlltlt<" '1111 Roqer, W<1lly Arm,lrOr\0 Hutch BdrrO C,ar r C,roh ™>orr, w .. 1,~1 M1keMorlry l•~N~•wn C.ol Morg.>n Eos .... .io '1 10 47-?0ll &'I 7().6._ 108 IH~ ?10 12/CH'I 111 73-t.'l 70-717 7CPJ.70-717 11• 11 12· ]IJ /C>-11 ·11 '" 11n11• 111 lt>I? 10-111 11 n o• 111 I ~<loll 71J II IJ&'l-'/IJ o" /l 11 111 It &'I '" 7t I /l '7 .~ /ti IJ 111.JJ 71J ..-..11) 1) 111 "~'" ,,, ov nn 11J 1111.10 Ill 11 /1 10 2\J 1113&9 71• /11)66 71• I> ~y 10 714 l.J/011 71' II 1) "q 11J 14 II /,9 714 l>8 10 // 21> 101114 21~ /) 10 10 11~ 111111 1" 111712 71, b~ ,,.,,_,,, 14·16-11 1h /J II 11 lH 0 0 0 Laver Gains Fi1ials of Braz il Touniey 0 0 0 0 0 n 1 I 1 0 0 ti 0 I 0 7\1U~TREAL -The Montr~ul Canad1c ns struck for goals in the first 121 :! minutes by Murray \\'1lson. Jacques Lemaire and Jim Roberts and breezed to a 3-1 N a tiona l Hockey League triumph over the Los Angeles Kings Saturday night. The victory enabled the Cana- diens to open a commanding eight·poinl lead over the second- place Kings in Division 3 and gave them 99 points, mos t in the l'iHL along ~ith he idle Buffalo S abres. h Kings face Philadelphia F lyers on national TV today (Channel 4 all J. Montreal goalie Ken Dryden stopped 23 shots in recording his third shutout of the season. Laver Advance s SAO PAULO. Brazil -Corona del Ma r 's Rod Laver and Charles P asare ll of the United Stales ad· vanced to the finals of lhp World Championship tennis tourna- Cage Playoffs ment with '1ctor1 c:. ~aturda~ night. · Laver defe ated T homas Kodl uf Brazil, 6-3, J -6, 6-1, while Pas are ll w on hi s s emifina l match over countryman Roscoe Tanner 4·6, 6·1, 6-4. The finals will be played today. Connors Est!apes HAMPTON, Va. -Top-seeded Jimmy Connors was almost Up· set by unranked Wojtek Fibak of Poland Saturday night but managed to pull out a 1-6. 6-3, 6·3 semifinals singles victory in the Ind e pende nt T e nnis Player s Circuit tournament. Connors will play second se eded Jan Kode s of Czechoslovakia todav Kodes beat Juan Gis bcrt o(Spam, H i, 6-0. S mitla IJpset LANDOVER, Md. -Cnseeded Mark Cox scored his third ups et or this World Championship ten· Indiana, Tar Heels, Beavers Advance LEXJ~CTO:'-i , Ky. -Indiana's top·ranked Hoosier~. led by John Las kows ki 's 15 points and a rugged defense. mauled Texas <El Paso J, 78-53, then Lonnie Shelton s cor ed 23 points to lead Oregon State to 78-67 victory over )fiddle Tennessee in the first r ound of the NCAA Mideast Regional bask etball tournament Saturday. Unbe ate n Indiana waited until the second half to put away its 33 rd s traight victory while Oregon lol'ked up its triumph in the closing minutes of the first h alf. Tar H eels Coa s t CHARLOTTE. N.C --Mitch Kupchak's 18 points and second h a lf rebounding Jed the seventh· ranked North Carolina Tar Heels to a 93·69 rout of r-iew Mexico State in a firs t round NCAA basketba ll to urnament game here Saturday. In the second game of the d oublehead er , Wil Morris on scored 14 of his 20 points in the las t ha lf to lead Boston College to an 82·76 victory over Furman. S11n Devils Triaanph In the first game of the night. Big Eight runnerup Kansas Slate rode 20·point performances from Chuck William s and Carl Gerlach lo hold off re pealed com- eba cks and score a 69·62 upset victory over 11th-ranked Penn. Maryland Wins LUBBOCK. T ex . -Fourth- ranked Maryland, relying on the outs ide shooting or All·American John Lucas and freshman Brad Davis to riddle a zone defense, whipped stubborn Creiqhton . 83-79 , Saturday night in a firs t round NCAA college basketball tournam ent gam e. In th e fir st ga m e o f a t.lou bleh('a d e r hl'rc, freshm an guard SLeve Collier s mothe red ;.i strong T exas A& M co m eback wilh four consecutivc baskets as Cincinnati defe ated the Aggies. 83-79. D1111tley Sharp TULSA, Okl a. -Adrian Dantley went on a scoring binge midway throug h the second hair and paced Notre Dame to a 77-71 v i c t o r y over K a ns a s while Louisville downed Rutgers, 91-78, 1n NCAA colleg e bas ketball pla)off a~tion S aturday. \ ms e\'enL beating St;,in Smith i 6. 2·6, 6·3 S;,it urdd~ tu 0 10\l' 11llo lhl' finuls <.1ga in:::.t third ~ceded Did. Sto('ktun Stoel.. ton 11H>\ L'd 11H11 today .., fi nab with ;..1 li·3, G 7. 11 :i v1ctot') over Haroon Ra him Evert Bree:es HOUSTON -Se(•ond·seeded C hri s Evert :.l a lkl'd 1n1urcd '.\fargarc t Cour t bnd ly tn the first set, then cruised to an eas,1') 6-3, 6-2 victory Sa turday to wfrf the Sl5,000 first prize in a S75,00C woml'n·:. pro tt•nnis tu11rn:rn1l'nl here Borg, Asfae Mf»f>t. \fl'!\'.JCfl . G erm~ll1'r SC('Olld 'leeclC'd B1orn Rorg 'of Sweden qualified Saturday for a men's singles fin:il ::igain~t toµ·sl'cdc<i Arth e r .\s h e b y bci.ltin g England 's Buste r )lollram. 6 3, 7-5 in a World Champions hip T en· nts Green G roup cv('nt In the earlier sing le!) semifinal. .\she beat Yugoslavia s Xikk1 Pilic, 3·6, 63,1;.3 1"W A I A Champ~ KANSAS CITY -Former East LA College s t a r Mike Haddow scor ed a barrage of one-ha nded d utch shots that led Grand Ca nyon of Arizona to a methodical 6S·54 victory over )1idwestcrn of Texas Saturday night for the Na- t i o n a I A sso c iatio n of In tercollcgiate Athletics basketball championshiµ Gra nd C anyon earlier t h1 ~ season defe;.ited L'C Jr\'tne. 70·63. A li-Bugne r 8011t LOS ANG ELES Wur ld heavyweig ht boxing champ10n '.\luha mmad Ali will defend his ti· tie against England's Joe Bugncr in Chicago o n June 8 if Ah defeats underdog Chuck We pncr , the As- sodated Pr ess h as learned. 101••~ ~"Jll\Wl'\IP"' ~tebcKl Norll'l,11 1M1111ey, ?ti AOl>Otl,Jb Etct..no•. \\ A1ch4rch. di\ tsrown.t M.)<aUlt'Y. 30, 10 M tll\, r l H u<l '>(lft. ti K1ettt1 1b Moll,P Toi.a IS Cypre'~ Golden Wt'\1 0 0 .. 1 1 0 I • I• • 11 !>(6u•y1Mi"'ll~ r " • 020 010 O'MI J .. • 000 100 ..00 0 ) 10 G61dmWut 111 ~-r " rP. 4 0 0 ~ 1 0 • 0 I 0 0 0 l 1 I u J 0 I I I 0 0 \I 1 0 l 0 J 0 1 II 3 0 0 n 3 0 0 u 0 0 0 0 11 I 4 1 Scort by'""'"" r .. .. 000 000 000-0 6 0 100 cm 000-~ 0 U.S., Hungary In Polo Tilts International water polo in- volving the U .S. and Hungary will take place at the Newport· Mesa district pool March 22 and a t Marguerite Center in Mission \'iejo March 23. Both games will start al2 p. m. Five present and former UC Irvine players will be among the 17 players on the U.S. national team that is coached by Peter Cutino of the University of California with Ed Newland of UCI and Bill Barnett of Newport Harbor High as assistants. "The Hungarians are probably the best in the world right now," Newland s ays. "They beal the CSSR for the European cham- pionship this year and figure lo win the world championships later in the year. "The y should also be lhe favorite in the Olympic Games at ·Montreal next year." Included on lhe U.S. roster arc Jack Dickmann. Bruu Black, Jim Kruse, Guy Antley and Tim Quinn Also on the roster i~ former Corona del Mar High and CCLA star Eric Lindroth. Two Stars Added--· For Cage Classic LOI\G BEACll-Palos Verdes· Bill Laimb ee r (6 ·11 1 a nd Inglewood's Reggie Theus <6·6> have been added to the roster to swell the total to nine high sthool senio r s th a t will r e present California a gainst the balance of the nation in the inaugural California Bask etba ll Classic Mar. 27 a nd 30 at Sacr amento and Long Beach. Three spots still remain on the 12-man r ost e r for Califor nia. Already tabbed are Elk Grove's Bill Ca.rlwrighl (7-11'2), Verbum Dei's David Greenwood (6-10 > and R oy Hamilton <6·2 ), LB Jordan's James Hardy <6-9 >. Crescenta \'alley's Brad Holland 16-31. LA Cleveland's Chris Lip- pert (6·6>. and LA Dorsey's Flyn- nie Williams <6-31. Cage Coach Quits TE.M PE. Ari.l. -Rlcky Sobers ~l'Qrcd J3 of his 21 points in the sl'cond half as he directed a :-.:evad a <Las Veg as> fas t break which broke open a close game <1s the Rebels defeated San Diego Stat e. 90-80, Saturday in an NCAA firs t -ro und tournament game . Sports Today on TV Th e games a re b e in g sponsored by the United States Olympic Development Basket- ball League and the contests will be played under international rules. Da ' e Mo hs. t he only \·ars r t v bas ket ba II co ach Edison High has had s ince it opened its doors s ix seasons ago, has res igned th:it positi on, the Daily Pilot hac; lea rned ~x clusivcly No repl.H·em t•nl h"s been design ated Moh<;, 32, !><t)S llwre "'ere rn •mY r c•::tsons for <1rn v1ng :it hts derision t o q uit . a ded s1on which he wa!) close to arri v in~ a t three yrars i.lgo,.... " (think it's ttmP lo turn the program ov<'r t o som eonr e lse,'' Mohs .s:ns "I enjoy has ketba ll but r feel I ha \'en l been SUCCC!>Sful " Mohs ' b<>c;t :-<';111on "'1~ t\\O years a~o whC'n hi', Chargers post e d :1 I ti 9 r rror rl <1nc1 g arncrr d a i.pot in lht• Cl f-' ployoff'i. "-h<'r c· tilt')' lost to arch·n\ 111 llunlmgton Restr h Mom bA,d Olle other winru.na season , in his third year when Edison went 14-12. Overall hi~ mark was 63 vict ories and 82 defeats. DAVE MOHS Jn the firs t game of the West Regional d oubleheader. Arizona State beat Alabama. 97-94. Kf>nf.u~ky Rolfs T U SCAt.OOSA . Ala - Sophomore Leonard Drake sank two free thro\\ s after time had C'Xpircd S aturday, giving Centrnl ~l ichigan a 77-75 victory over Geo"1(c to" n 1n a firs t -round game of the NCAA Mideast Regional bus ketball loumament. Central MiC'higan will met>t Kenlut:ky , a 77-54 winner over )I a r q u e t t e , i n a M i d e a s t semifinal game at Dayton. Ohio Thursday nl1tht. Syra~aue Whu PHILADELPHIA -Kevin Kin~ scored a layup with 37 :-.econds lr fl In overUme and Jim Lee a nd Ross Kindel added two fr e t> th rows e a c h to bool'it Syrar ust· to an 87 -83 virtory over L3Sallt' in the first round of the NCAA 's t·oll l'ge basketball lOUrtHUn ent . 9 a m . <28J -P R O TENNIS -lite Nas tase and Guillermo Vilas meel in the s ingles final or the Masters tournament. taped at Kooyong Stadium in Melbourne, Australia. 10 a .m . <2 > -CBS SPORTS SP ECTACULAR -The final in. the Collegiate Com - missioner's basketball tournament from Lexington. ·K y. Al s o, the world 's stron~est man weightlifting competition. 10 .25 a .m . (11) - DODGER S BASEBALL - The Dodgers meet the Houston Astros in an exhibi· tion game at Ve ro Beach, Fla. 11 a .m . <4> -WCTTENNIS -The WCT Red Group is Ccaturcd fro m Washington. D.C. (5 1 OOLF -Finul round or the $150,000 Doral- EMtern Opt•n. 12 N.o o n c21 NRA BA-SKET BALL The 'Milwaukee Rucks meet lhc Bulls atChlraeoStadlum. l pm. (4) -N HI, HOCKEY -The Los Ang eles Kings meet th e Fl y er s in Philadelphia . C7 > - SUPERTEAMS -The Min· nesota Vikings a nd the Los Ange les Dod gers meet for the Supcrteams championship, taped al Honolulu. (28> - SWIMM ING -Entrants from more tha n 100 schools compete in the swimming and diving championships of the Association for In· tercollegiate Athletics for Women CAIAW >.taped. 2 30 p.m . C7> -AUTO RACING -Taped coverage of the Phoenix 150 USAC championship car race . 3 :30 p .m . (4) -HIG ll SCHOOL BASKETBALL - Scheduled: A Los Angeles cl· t y eha mpion 11 hip f!arne. taped. (7 l -WIDE WORl,D <W PORTS -An antJqu~ car rally. Al,60, the world ski Oyin" chafnP.lon.shtps and a report on tbo flctlonaJ sport of rollcrbalt. ' Former Los Angeles Lake rs star Tommie Hawkins or former Verbum Dei High coach George l\lcQuarn is expected to coach the Ca lifornia team. Former Lakers great Jerry West has been asked to coach the national team, which also has ni'ne players tabbed with lhr ce others to follow. They are Kyle Macy (6-2, Peru High of Indiana>, Stan Ray (6·9, Central High of Cape Girardeau, Mo .). James Bradley (8-8, Melrose High of M emphisO, Reg· g1e Carter (6-3, Lutheran High of New YorkCityO, ClinlRichardson (6·3, O 'Dea HighofSeatlle>. Also Bill Willoughby (6-8, Mor- row High of E nalewood N .J . >, Bernard Toone <6 l, Gorton High of Yonk e r s , N .Y .>. PBt FoHhi.<G-5. Virginia High of V1r g 1n ia , Minn .I and SteH~ Castellan. <6·9. St. Angclems Hjghof Woshington. D.C.>. Tickets for the game may he purihai;ed by contacting the Long Bench Arena (213 437·22551, T IC'ketron. or Mutual Tlcht Awencle~ p p ' ( ( h c 0 it d h ' ti h ti ~ c " ti I I 'I \ ( ( l" fl I! r r1 _!J Cl l I I i I J n ft d ti fl 11 I' " ~' ( l Checkered Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY . Ce~rge. Follmer ol Huntington llarboUl' was de· med o ride m last Sunday's California 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway. . He is assured or the S<ime entry al Indianapolis in May ~net is happy to have the ride. . R~t~n the meanlim~, he i~n 't sitting around and watching as the champ1onsh1p car he crashed into lhe ~all on the fourth turn of a 100-mile race is being rebuilt. Follml·r v.ill drive in a NASCAR late-model sportsman car race at Ascot Park in Gardena this a~ter~O?n and is hoping lo get a ride in the senior c~rcu1t m the south before he moves into Indy ter-ritory Al A~t·ot Park he will find himself matched a~ain~t Jimmy ln~olo or ~lisswn Hills. the man "1th whom he !->hared a front row sla(ting post in the Permatt·:\ 200 at H1vers1dl· in Januan lnsolo ..., l'nl on lo v.111 that one and Full1111•r dropped out w 1th a blo" n l·ngine While l•'ollml•r's racing luck hasn t been thl' best lo date th1'> M:ason. lit• huµt•:-to turn things ;..iround at A~col I' a1 k ln-1972, hl• \.\on botry lhl• l'an Am i..lnd Trans-AnJ ~ports car champ1011sh1ps and has been a two-tim performer in the International Race of Champions Tripp, Cart <"r Run Soi urdoy Ron "Sleep y" T ripp and Dana C'arter will com · pete in J . C'. Agajanian's USAC n ational cham- pionship rn idgt>t r ace at So~1th Bay P ark in Chula Vista next Saturday nil(ht. The Ora nge Coast area d uo was rup Qing one· two in CS.\{' point sta ndings g~i >int; this weekend'~ action in Arizona. 1 Tripi> of Cost a X f'sa is the leadr with J 13 ~·hile Carter of lluntin~ton He ach is M· • ~it h 95. Carter's brother l'ancho b ei~hth on the list\l\·ith 54 but move), to tht• champions hip car and :,print circuit!> ahead or lhf' midgt>ts these days. The d uo h a!> pickt'd up most of lht> early point1> on the m idl4 est indoor circuit a nd it will be interest- ing to SN' if they can m aintain the i.uprem ac~ out- doors on lon gt>r track!>. The Chula Vista oval isn't Dl'14 to Tripp. The former Newport Harbor grid s tar , m ade his USA C de but the re a year ago. He flippe d his Volkswagen-power ed car som e eight times down the front stra igha way. He climbed out uninjured and went on to cap - ture 13 feature-races during the 1974 campaign on three different midget circuHs. lie "-on the United St ates Racin g Cluh c ha mpionship. Tr ipp's firs t l 'SAC national cha mpions hip win came at Bakcrsfic•ld in November a nd he has ~on a pair of indoor t:'vt•nts thb st·ason. lie will ht• drivin~ a dirfc n •nt <.·ar at Chula \'ista than the one h t• cafllJlaiJ{ns in tht• midwt·sl and ea1't. ll is a Rimt·o M :i nufacturin~ \'W s pt'cial. ,..,.,yi f'flror_.d ht PhtJ_.Hi.Y' lnc11anapulls dn \l'I~ \\Ill h.i\c.• anolhl·r t:hJnn· lo lest lht·ir maeh11wrv lt1<l;n ••t Phoenix m a 150· mile ra<.'<' A .I . Fo) t. ~innl:r al Ontario last Sun day, is thl· r.1vnnt<· and ont• af('J m:.in pulling for lht• Texan to win 1:-Hi('k Mulhl•r Foyt \\.ill he dri \'ing the same ear .Muther had al Ontario. naturullv with a new clutch. Then the duo ' "i II get lh<.•1 r h1·u<ls together to de termine the future of Muther 's i..ISM>t·iation '"1th Fo-.l on the cham- pions hip lraal · A fina l s h ak edo\\n r;.a<.'<' 1s ~<.·hedult!d al Trenton. NJ on Sundny. April fi befort> action s witches lo the IJrid.yarcl in lntl1<1 napn1J, Thl· Tn•nlon rac·e i\; for :.'00 mllc.•s Thomp11on Rtt1111 Baja R1u•f•N ~lil'key Tho mpson and Score Internationa l will I conduct both th1• l\aja ;-,oo and 1,000 mile r aces in th<· future a cc·orclin l{ to an agret'nw nt reacped this past 1 w1·r k with Mt•xica n ~ovt•rnmPnlorriciil's. With tht• l a r~t· inle r.-.st a nd participa tion in off. 1 roacl racin~ h~· Ora11J!l' Coa~t an·a resid<'nls, the a f- filiation "ill m t•a n good 1W \.\1' and a firm commit- _)Pent for tht' tutu n •. -Thompson say:-. h t• a 11t i<.'if.l atr!> the l;.i rgest field or r acing vehiclr1' 1•ver to :-.ta rt in )lexico "ith more1 tha n 100 cntrie"' i n each of the two r aces. Ther e arr, JJ classes or motorcydrl\ and 4-"heele d vehicle. p<itrticipating in tht• l'\'t.'nls. Entries are no\\ being taken for the 500 on June I?· 1-t at Score headqua rters in Wilmington. A drav. · ing for sarting position!> "ill be held April 5 in Santa Pa ula. IROC Si91111 T\' Contra~• Les Richte r of R1,·er~1dl' lnternJl1on.tl H ~1cc\\ a y 1s s m1hn ~ thesl•day~. ARC television sports hJs im·ked up ib option fur llll' 1!'175 71; l11ll·rnationul Huce of Champions <IR< IC 1 ;111<1 H 1 \"l'rs1dc.· will lw I ht· Scl'nc· uf the m 1cl dl1· l'iH't•:-. 111 the.· sc.•r1t·~ ··wt• are• \\Ork1r1g un -.u nw 1111·m.11 t•hange:-. 1!11 llw cum1ng ~·c.·ar.·· Hirhll'r :-a.\s. ·lJul the t'l':-Ub · !'rum lhl' la-.t "l'l'lt''-don·t 11lclw.1tt· :1 lll't·d fo r rn <11I.' mii jor change.•-..·· · Tht'rt' "ill lw I ~ dn\'t•rs from ttll n1;q1w torms ti ra<:ing in idl'11l1<.'lll n1r~ ;ind 11 "ttl lw Hogt'r Pensk' prep;Hing the.•' t•h1c·les on«c.· ug:.11 11 . Only Hohl,) l 'll:-.l'r. \\Inner uf till' µasl sc.:rie!), t- a~surcd of n •lurninJ.! to the fit'ld that abo im·J udt~I Georg~ F'ollmL·r of lhmt101-,iton ll:arbour 1n the fi r·'t two sea~on:- Cage Scores \ Pttn<.tttm ~moh1" Statf' V\ ( I Uotierl\ ')t Pu er '" OVOO" Thur•d•y'• NCAA Palril\9\ l .,, R~o10MI c Pro•1d~nc~. R 1 "orll'I C•rOl•11• <Q bO _ 80\1 CullAQ• ~f "' ~yrdn"~lo ICdn ... ,,,,., "' Bo\ton (011.,.'l ... Mt<l~A\I RtQ•On"I Dayton, Oll101 (•nrr~I M1t l'l111"" n k•ntuc~~ 1 ctu•n t v' 0f"'t""OOn Stttt~ M•O,...H I Req10MI •L•h C1uu I t. M• C.tn' •nnai1 tv \ Loth,vtt~ ¥1Hyl11no v~ Notr~ O•nit- W•\1 R•o1onal I Portl•nOl Arlt • 'ldl~ '" N. vaO• c Ld' V~Qd .. I U( "' Montdna Pre p Temiis The Huntington Beach IUgh Oilers took advan· tage or all their scoring oppor tunities Saturday lifternoon to record a 5.3 victo ry over Fountain Va lley High to win the Huntin gt o n Beach In· vitiation b aseball ~ournamenl. I. T he gam e. p layed at Huntington Beach, saw the Oilers score a lmost every way possible as they completed t heir pre-league s late "1th a 5-1 record, the same as F ountam Valle\ .,,. South Coast f;,eague Cha1npio11s In other area d1<Jmond aC'tion Suturda \. El Toro otched a 3 i v1cton 'over Canyon in J game played ut El Toro Coach Stan De Maggio's Tritons won the South Coast League basketba ll cha mpionship. From left -J eCC Densmore, Dave Taylor, Tim Dunham , Scott Severs, Randy Ha llmark. Ted Kalota. Ron Wade. Jacqut! Ditto. Bill Hunt, Ken Ringer. Todd Ackerman. DeMaggio Afte r Fountain Valle) took a 1-0 lead in the fir at inning. the Oilers came back to lie 1t in the second when Stan Terry walked and Ed Vignaroli singled. Bob Stemmler tried lo scarif1 ce and ·Ter ry cam~ home when the throw to thin.I went awry , Ttie Baron:, tc.Juk a 2 I / lead 111 the second. but the Oi !er!> c ;.am l' back a,.:ain a nd knotlt•d lhl' I t·ounl "hen Vq.{n o.1r11la hlasl t'd a huml'I' The Oilers·lht'11 t1Jol-. d \ :J-2 lead in the fifth. ~nrrk K1mb<.1 1l s in!!ll'd i..lnd Tom Freeman ~in gkd him to third . Kimbalf :-t·urcd on a s etcrif1ce fl\ b) Tim VanT1ghem · Huntington then took i..I 5-2 advantage with t\.\o runs in lhe sixth. !>Coring on a collis ion play al the plate on a missed ~ign and a p assl•d b<t 11 . El Toro fl> .. b " C>rt, .. Jl\td ,, Millet (1rljdl .... 1 II Jr r...,.t.lfHAh•-. Wn1tt-il II ' It I• " .. II II '"''''' ,, ' Scot• n..-ln111ftQ\ h rb1 I• u ,, II , h • • t ,, IW 0v0 0 uJO 000 • "unl11u1to" lle.;<11 0 1 •b .,. 'C'ft•dn ..., .. I ' ~ .. , .. u Checking Banquets For Area ENfoncla Jun Maxey a nd !\like Peterson s h ared most ,·alu::ible honors Wedncs- <1<1~ night iil E stancia l llg h 's sports awards h;1nqud honoring the• \\ n:stling l<'ams. Spt·t·1 ul a\\ CJ r d \\ 1n nt:'l'!'-1 V~n.1ty lcUHd1n Udn (,rc1in1lP Mo~t VdhM Qlf' Jnu MchtY' .ioo M 11r.e Pelt:.'rson. Mo•l lmpro,.o M.itl Hucl<~npellle< Junior V~rs1tr Co·<~U)ld•n\ Tim Hundf"V •nd Ken W1Ut.;m\, M O<.t1 Vcl tut1ble R~rl John F r••h·Soph C.tl>l.tlfl Dolt Roll~ Most \fulu.o· bit' o ... e RollP c:osi a ltle.tta M<.1rk l'\eheker \\a~ named mus t vnluable nl Cost a M PS a Hi gh ·~ s~1l11tc. lo thl' wrestling te;1ms \\\•dnl'sda) night Sµcl'ia1' award \\Ill rwr:- V._r\1tt1 Wrestt1n9 ~" <~"'"-''"' Oovq Ste Nor i ohtl t.<1 t•t•w ,,.rld MO\I V4iiluablt' MJrlrrl Nt>~ker Co 010·,1 t morovt·d 81ft t.roo~...,. dna llllPldOn Eo"""c:t' Mo'' ln\p1r41t,ondt W etcton E<hr4td\ Froth·Soph Wrnllf"'I (O C.•Pl.t1n\ R•nOV Snell ano JO''" 'f'nntCSY M o\I Vcltu~ble John """" v.m T •onen'. H 1111an"°ltno 11> rerry. 11> ~r,9nt or V"9'1MOh t ~1~mm1tr '' u ,, '' nt-ey Mu\I •mprov~d Steve F1nt_h I I> T I • Mo-sl tn,p1.-~n1onal Ea rt Ouoo ... n Dona Hilb Hullon. 31> O M~vero,rl O llll"'llOlll. p I co1en1 .. 11, l>I• 0 .. I 0 0 I 0 I) ~ Sle\e Ripµle \\as " named m ost valuable 0 I) player on the Dana Hills Uou91"s p t () To1a1, u , FtlHlll!ll Vlllty Ill •b ...,,,,,,t, ,, ""'o 10. r> ti U111on <. . b•<·M-~.'. II fl lligh be:is ketball team Wedne.sda} night at ct sports a\\ ards dinner S pecial award \\Ill· )Wt;"fl'.lUff Jb fl II " T " ner~ Fo,, lo u " .. rs••• C1•H.P. ln II l e1,ner. v t1 ""°'>' v .. 1 ;1101r Stt \IP FC'10(.l•e ""', •. , n •I lrl<~..on II I ,, n 0 ln1pr u vtotl Jt.•ft Puut.,on ~,,.,t '? '"""•'"'"'•''"' ~•()Olt.• df\CJ Pdu•\un H..\rOOlrlfl, ,-.. IOI.ill' 1• I S<ore by lnn1n9• ~un11n9tor1 ~ ru,nt.t•n V~fll'Y , h • 010 11/ O ~ It • Ill) nlj(l I l Junior V.lr~tty LdlJldll\ ... I "'"' (.ulbtrhon w -.t V'41UdDh t drh.h 'l.,.rr.1no Mo\I 1111 01oved lJ J v1rt Re"1ve Mo'' Vanguards Split; Salazar Sparkles R l\"E H S l DE Hon Salazar collected six hit~ and stole ~IA ha~es Satur- d u y afternoon a '> So uth e rn Ca lllorn1 a C o I I e g e ., p I 1 t ;1 douhlehe<tder \\1th (';,ii naptbt lwrr· The' isiting \·anguards lost the firs t game. 6·5. b~ exploded in the sctond contest to record an eas~ 10-2 triumph Newport, Harbor Wins Sumet Swimming Title Meet records fl'll like pins in a bowling alley Saturday as the Newport Harbor ll igh Tar::. brcezl'd to till• Sunsel League s1.1.1mmin g and diving championship in the ~l'wport -~l<·s a 1>001. In 29 S\.\ 1mmmg even~ for the three dins1ons t varsity. Junior varsit} and frosh-!>oph1. 21 re cords were set Salurdav. two w ere tied an·d another broken in pre· lims F'riday The Tars captured the ,. a r s i t v t e a m l i t I e although they had to s hare individual honors with f ountain ValJt',. J o h n J) ob rut .t 11 I l'\cwporl and Bill Hi..lhashot'f of F\" wagt:d a pt>r-;onal battl e with Dobrutt l"apturing thl' :.'00 frer in recor d time of I 46 l with a final ~print to !hi' lln11'h Babas hofl r eversed the decision with a torrid ·1·43.3 r ecord v iclor} 11l the 500 free "ith Dobroll ~ct'ond as fi\'C i.w1mmcr:- "e nt undt·r the forml•r me<:L mi.Ir~ of 1:53.8. Bahashofr" as lO!>ctond:-. underthl• l)ld ~t ann..arc1 standard SUNSET LEAGUE FINAL!> VARSITY JOO ~··v Rel.tf ' LO> Al.il,.,.10 I '1 o (Mt ~I recorol 2. Ne w l)Ofl H••Do• l H ) l E01\on I «O • Y.:t:~trYUn\t~r 1 _., .t .S ~ount~·n Vahey I 41> 86 M.tron.t1 S3 l 2UO Free I. Ooorolt INH) I .. 1 CMHI reco1(!) 2 Bal>•Sl'lt>tl IFVl I '' • l Buckner IM I I •8 O • MtC.1nlty I ~4H) I 49 0 s. C.olon .. d •Ml 1.4• h Roberts IE I I so 1 100 Ind M•dley 1 Miller IFVI , 00 2 CMtel recoro1 7. N~WldnO INl'tl r .. tordl) Hunllev IV.nil l/ JJ P1•-c:t,.1k (LAI 1) S • (,. l\:)oll 01'<1 n ~ ) Wll•I•" I~ Munlh.•v· N 'E) ]J ' umoq I C.old,tein IV.ml 38> 3• l "'"l• ll 1 ii• Hu l ijruwn CL Al 11~ h • C,..1\on (M l 21• ')) UTEOOdn IL I>• '104 WrtgM !M l 1)1 •S 100 Fly I Rot>erhon INHI ~; 4 •Mtol record) 1 Park (f.I Sl.SJ le .. · l Al 5-4 l • Mdu•ri (LAI h) ' ~0~1'('\ (f \ \~ •O l~w" IWmt \\' CdM Edges Mesa For Swint Crown It took a victory in the final event of the after- noon, the 400 free relay. for Corona dcl Mar 's St.•:i Kings to capture firs t place honors in the Cf'n· lury Le ague swimming finals at Villa~ar Jigh c;;aturday C o s l i..I t• s a · :-. Mus t angs h ::1d a one point lead over the St-a l<ings in the varsity s tan- dings with onl' e vent lo go. Bul it ~as almost evi- dent from the very s tart of t he relay that the Sea Kings had il won. The team of Mark Watson. Dave Smith, J eff Wherry and Mike Palmer led from the very beginning to post a s izzling tim e of 3 :22.4. 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Bi ll l'hl•:..icll1" St' o t t a n d R u ::.. .., 1· I l f(oyston. r:rn :1 :1 :!5 ·I 11 Mil,.. k1-'l•tV t lJ( tf ""1111 ll "'' '''"" Aldfllf•'I,.,, ,, Ott ~ld~Hlttm I 1n"' II 01 ''1r-•n• M f"dh•f 1 U < l,v1n~ t(,,tOUI; t h•<t4C.Ht \.,1,fll tl1,y1tut\t t1olt-J "/') • 680 M 1 tfh y ''' l.1y I lJf hvu., ~Uy'lllvn 'lw1H1,1ru· t,r()ut C,_._.dOt• 11rf'W 1 M)' '"° f.(~IJ; _. uc ""'•nt:-fH,n c:.n. ~ dtt>, AO't\lon, ~1U1am\ l T1rr'K: -'1 1 J Mile Rf'llch 1 UC lr••nt> tSturh r. ')1<.k.<1to \'" t 1n~, ~t"ldPP) Turlrt I O J ~l'IOI pul I K l1n. ti l 0 1\l""'-' ~H ti..qh 1tJmO l Phillip·> ~t) t-k1qf\1 ••• Pole-VctUlf I (,oto ~l)dtmn 11 • He1Qnl I) 0 Oilers 2nd To Foothill H untin gton HL•at·h lligh's Wally Andl'lin s d l\\11 meet records Satur d<.tv afternoon as tlw Oil.ers finished second to Foothill lligh in the E m pare Lca~Ul' swimming fi nals held al Foothill. Andelin ha d a 49.0 In \\In the 100 freestyle and recorded a l ·46.0 to cu1•· tun· the 200 frt'e a~ llunl· ingto n Beac h quahf1l·d seven S \\imm ers in \'ars1ly and f1\'e in fro~h soph for the Cl F prelim'> slat ed Wednesday .1l Ea s t L os .\n~elc.·::. College. The Oi lc'r~ · 400 fn•c.• rt·· lay team abo ~C'l a m1·1·t record with a 3: 19.1. Th~ ll'.•m ''J composed of S r 11-n-W e 1 r • F. r 1 <· <'11s hm.111. Ke ith Juhn~on and J\ndl•lin Baseball Salazar also scored six runs in the twin bill and had two doubles i..lnd two runs-batted-in. He stole fi \'es b:Jses in the second gamt! as the Vunguard<; <·<Jllected 10 hits . 200 ~ley R~lay 1. 1'u"1n I 4'1 ). 1 COf'Ol'A ~, Milr ':o . '· J VIiia Pork 1 '8 1, '· Co-.1• Mu .t I. 48.4, S. El l\f.Ollena t·4'.0,&.S~nlaAna 1·)~8 I 36.2. 2. Esl ant1d I "·'· 3 [I MOOena t:H l.' C.O\IOI M<>sa I 4) 8.' v11c .. P,uk 1·"6 >. 6 Sant a A"" 1.So< 7 '>10,_, IM I 52 qli.M<•,1<1~ (Wml \~I t.===========-==. 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C.•ll•llt< ICMI • u e '>dn 0t·rnttrd1no J I M1llW1>.ll'l S,uurO.ty \ ~tO<h ')Culnwt""\tf'rn 8 5-ddoh o.u. • "'•""H•Ow 8 P•tom•tr I ~" O••oo '· C•lru~O 1..t1dlley s. C.rounion1 , ~OUTHEAHCAL(ON FEAENCE C.OIC<11 lllle'I R10Honao ~ldMOnt\. .. Ea\I LA W L Gii 0 LA H.troo, Cvpre\.., LA H•rtJor II S•l,.rd.ty"• Scorn LA Harl>Qr •l. LACC • C.Oldtn West I, (.yp'"' O ::.anla Moftlc. •I E bl Lfo uo\tPOned, wcl orounch ,. SOUTH COAST CON FEAE NCl c.,,.,-"·' Jb Tot..!lil' 2 • ~ ) S<or• l>J lnal119' r ')o("I C.;ITeQe 001 301 0-S OtYl"'J -1. C.ren a rd CEMI 31'.S. lo • l. HtnO•k U (CMI ?ti 10. 3 ~"""' 8 ? CVP) m 4S, '· Cos11.11nd ICM I 132 IS. S • S. C..rllOtl IC.Ml 211 4S. 6 Morten.on c.1 e"""" 001 012 ? • Second c:Nmt ~ C.tl Colle~ (IOI .;b r "'dl4f ..... " ~ C,r t:n H 3 ' Lt~• (I J I Po .. e11 •I ~ 0 Jonn.on. l D • I Ht991n-..dh I s cone I'"' Tb u f!J.Of .. IP'), I I \,"'''•' Jo t I Ol.JI\ J) 10 k••• by Inning• II rbt 3 0 0 0 ' 2 j ' 0 0 1 ' 0 0 I 0 I 0 10 1 IVPI 11S •S. 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Sm.th Mt San Anlon•n o..'"111' Coa~I >•II Oleqo ~"' W L Gii r~iiiii;i~iii;;;:i:i:i:=:i=::=::::::l:::::m11::::::::::::::::::::i I 0 (Prrllo\ f utlerlon ~nl•An.i S.h1t••Y'f S<OA I 0 ' 0 ' I I I n I 11 0 l )1 , Mt San Antonio 11. $.tnl• An• O O.eng11 coo t •I so Me\• UI PO\lponeo, wet orounO<> CATAMARAN SAILING CLINIC I Two One Day Sessions April S..6 "At Newport Beach" t.u1 vQlJ! ,.,. •• , •• ....-.11111 ... All<J ·~41hl'ltl' ,.,...,, ~c;• 11. hmtl41\J C".r#ll.ICI me~ Rowl.lnd ., ~ 0 Oo•J0'.\15 S 1rill U.l•1Wt CAq,)1~(805)6111 07.'• COIDA Division of lnw11 Wnt Sports T•am ~ore'-Coron.l Oel M;J r 71J, Co>td M•$<110). V•lld Park 187, Esl~n <1• I'S. (I Mocl<>n• 10!>. Tu,11n 49, S..n M Ana <O. Ma9nolid n Pro Scores H•l19"•I Hooey Lt "tue ~'11rt•I J. Lo<. Anll'!lts 0 Pn•l-ll)ht• •.Toronto•< Ttel P1thouro1112, Wnll•noton 1 NY lsl•nder1J, Boston I (t11t•qo s. M1nneso11 2 Nll•M.tl 8uu11>a11 Anoclatie. lffw Orle""s 140, Atr•nta Ill Phllao.lpt\1• 96. Cl~Yrl.tnO Ila A-rlcMI llHllt lNll Auoc..ilM Ind•.,,• 101. MempMs ;oo So!n Anlon>O 117, Ul.tll 101 ll~"luOy IU, ~ Olego'll Cadillac ·Lease Special Nabers Cadllla~ l.OO~IM. C-"'"9 17")$40.ftOO I~ '.I "'Al f'rt',11,t t f),Hn&\' (NIU )'A '/ '"""~"" IW!lll JI • J CO!lw.1'( "'"' 11~• Aennnl (Wn,)JI~> ~""'•1 1MIJ) H (,ray ILAI 11 0 JOO F-r~~ Rel~y 1 NewPof't .-..,,-i.., I lb I CMeel rttorl11 7. M~ .. n~ I 40 I J V.e\11"•"\IPr 1 •0) 4 LOMd I '4 V) Edi""' I ~ 06 LO\ Al.tm1to' I " • f-1"411 \(Ort\ t N .. w oorl H.trbt>t ,.., l Wf'slmrnstP• Ill) M~r.n~.,' LO\ Al.tmtlO~l'I ) Ttt l><l.,t'f'n l<1•_.,dn.t Loa• a 10 I ~ount.tln \/.tll•y " e Wl!\lttn1 PRICE ROLL- BACK! Tiie Llnl<leti.rs ha ... dltcounted IN ralH or'! 1119 a.rge81 U"lla to l\elp l><lt1n-t end lfl<lhrlOU411t comblll 1nn.uonery c06I• ,_.i-:e•x 20·, It'• 20'. u• • n·. te"1130' ,,.,.. """disc:~ by.,. -!'a111 ol :S._ !of 11 mOftlll .. _ Ou1doof •0t-ot ,._ "-"" i- redl"*' ~. 1 otller 111 .. aV11ll•ble "°"' m • -111 Hn Q I.YIN AYI. llll'fltft H'OI ....o..a c11•1•111-4, .. OWN YOUR OWN. 10°/o t=&9r~ ON INDUSTRIAL CONDOMINIUMS. Now you can buy one ol our 4,000· 8 ODO squ;:irP loot indus trial bu1ldin , . to r only I oc dn1\ n :13 mc11v1d 1 11 u1111 ul Phase Ill loc.11• d 111 th<' herlrl ol ll1e nat1on·s laraest n:i11stcr ·pl :-innnd indus tri al ar1•a. 111 Orang!' County Near alfport ruid the inlerseclion of San Diego and Newrort freeways. See our models o r call (714) 979-9205 or (213) 680-94 t 5 for information. ICDLL/IMNE CINIER 3190A Auport Loon Or. Costa Mesa. Ca 4:-'h?b IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX €4 OAIL V PILOT Sunday. March t8. 1975 ,,... Ci• u• Hl Mn In<; i U J 04 ,..,... ''" •11 .,. ~W' 1.\1 JM .. ,,.. I'd 4 It 4 II .-..... '" " ~ 11 ., Nllt\we •II N l AGE Fo • 00 401 All.i,H• I It ' 0 Al~ Fcl •01 , .. Amcllll F • )t • .. 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EQly c.t SIS • 3' Eqly Pr , ll 2 0 FNI Am S '7 • 10 c.r.th l ,. • °' 111<om I It • Jl Pr'W '" ) 1J l ll !ioKI I 7' I •I 11..,1.,.. • WI 1 It 0..f1 Fcl I IJ t U CHASE IOSTON. :«! """~ s•s • f<CWI (p HI H SllT• II\ •OO •S. ' 5'*1 •St • •l 11• I •B '°' ... I l4 S.14 1.10 117 • 71 •.s. l•ON.L. 9 H 10.0~ 11.0I .•• IOU N.L. .,. 76J 7.30 H.L. eU U2 IOS llO • 17 ••• • •6J .. IOONL. 6 IS . •.1' .. 10 10 11.04 ll.11 u.:u In 'ti , ]/ l 61 Safety Costs The Consumer CIWISl!oH Sc1e11<e Monot..- There are times when it is just too expensive to make a product safer, Murray Wcidenbaum believes. He urges that govern· ment accurately tote up the costs of what he calls "the new wave of re· gulation." Weidenbaum, a Washington University economist and former Weidenbaum right up the wall. He doesn't want unsafe products on the market, but he wants CPSC to recognize that there are degrees of safe- ty and that reaching the nth degree can end up costing .. consumers. not the m3nufacturer, so much that demand for the product vanishes. assist ant T r easu ry Weidenbaum points to secretary. has just writ-a suit filed by CPSC in St. ten a boQk called "~v-Lows early last year. A er nm e n t-ma ndated company had produced Price Irycreases." but not yet distributed W e1denbau m 's 1,494 con t ain ers of targets arc not the old windshield washer sol- order of r egul ation -the vent that were vllthout Jntersta.Le Commerce child-proof caps and Com m l s s 1 o n , the were not labeled with the Federal Communica-required s tatement lions Commission and .. cannot be made non: the like -but the En· poisonous." vironmental Protection Agency, the Consumer .. . Product Safel y Com-\\t'h.at .remedy ~1d the mission <CPSC). the Oc-comm1ss1on seek . Thal cupational Health and the caps be changed and Safety Adm inislrallon the necessary four words and other agencies of of bureaucratese be post- that type. ed on each ?' the bot-tles?" write s Mr. URG ENT needs. he agrees. led to the crca· Weidenbaum. • 11.1• II.IS •.11 7 <O '2110.~ • <) 'll 10 SJ 11 SI I.IS 9 ~ • 1110.00 • n 1 S3 hi !r) I 641 • ., • OTC 10 Most Active HEW YORK IVl"ll -T,,. 10 "'°'' kllft SIOCU It~ Oft ,,,_ OTC ....,ktl ft!Oty, H ,_lltd by NASO S.11 Vol-• llf ASlcld Cl\t. (lllNM NII 113,700 •. ,. ..... -'• A.IM. Of9'n IH,300 l' o •'\ + • ~s~~ss w:= 't: 'ti:~.' .. a..r.."-rl<• Cit llf.00 37' • ll1' + '• PtM ()lf~S 11,200 • 9-lt .... +3-1 .. ~~~,:~ ~~ .~.:: 1,~ I~~ : : • Combtnt<I Ins sl.llOO ""• 11 • • "-~1 Br"' S.,tOO U"'9 1''~ + '• ,. • .-:a .. , ...... <04 , •••• , .. · .. NY, .AMEX, f TC Gainers and Losers Dow Jones Bonds • .. c:t: ~r. i.~ ~ f! 111 •ts M.K M.U ltM ... ._ ~:9 •. •Rt U A U.11 • U.N 41.41+ UI Wit M.tl 11.tJ .... ...._ , ... .... 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Al mtdt COf p US •s l.l2 CAii.of ... P.clhc Ll4 2.SI ws t 4' C.0.~tl Slaltt ~I 2 SI 9S IJ• CtY't.1 Oii 2 11 WI 2.06 Flot.S. C..s Co HI •S Uc fnboro Co 1.112 vs US &-:;:;:1 .R7i,,.T~' ;s °'1.'l: rn NVF C.0 1l 11 VS UO LOWlR 1t MOtlTHS All~ COfttol Mlnl119 Sl.5' VS l2 5' 11111 Tel & Tel l.43 ., 4.12 Jt_,I Co\ 1 •S •1 3 21 KrHQI 1$.S.> to .11 vs 1.U LOftOOlll~ Corp 1 11 "' LJ7 L-n\lt•n IM.I & SOiis 2.l! .., '·" ~<Andrews & Forbes 1..50 "' UI l"Klfk ,.._r & Llgl!t 2.1) 91 2.t7 Ptnnoy (J.C.I Ce J.12 vs l.1' M"'*'t SllOo Mlg ps "5 1ll COflVRIGHT" "1S IY UlllTID flalSS INTllNATICNIAI. Can Arabs Buy the World? WASillNGTON (UPI J -Im agine that a foreign country s uddenly ac-. quires great riches and starlc:; looking for a place to invest its mone~. It sees an opportunity in the United States. and its representa tives quickly gain control of big chunks of real estate and a number of major hole ls than 100 times the \"~Ul' all maJOr world stock e>. of the United States' w>~I changes in 16 years. stockpile. These figures no" ap- The et· on om i st. l'-1 pear fancifu I, partly resp e cl e d Brit isfl because they assume in - magazine, calculated t · nation will continue at OPEC n a tions we its present r ate. Despite earnin g $115,000 the investors' secrecy second, enough to b about the exact size of the Bank of America their petrodollar pool, six days, IBM in 143 da the U.S. treasury offers and all the companies c this estimate: Of OPEC's S90 billion in oil earnings last year, member countries spent a combined $30 billion on internal development. importing goods and services that helped off· set the massive balance of payments deficits run up by industrialized na- tions to buy oil. Sou nd like a scenariof~~::--~~--~~~~-r~.-jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;:::~~~~~~~~~~ for the oil-nch Arabs? Guess again. It already has hap- pened in Hawaii, and the ~inve s tor s we r e ,. Japanese. Foreign investments m the United States arc nothing new. but the pre· sent surge of activity by Iran and the Arab sheiks is unusual in several ways that have stirred un eas in ess among American businessmen anrl governm ent of- ficials. A World Bank analyst onte predicted the 011- producing bloc would amass more than Sl trillion by 1985. more Give the Gift that ''Keeps on Giving" ) tion of these newer agen-HARDLY. lnstead, it cies to protect the public, ordered that each and the consumer, t he every one of the 1 ,494 worke r ; but he a lso containers of windshield argu.es that there arc washing mate rial be Jfl._.._ A-4-"/ s ubsta ntial costs in-destroyed -no doubt uue1•11 ... ., Back to YOU! • We don't belitVt that Pf111 should be a OClt•WIY Slltt l. SEE THE GR AT HEROES who brought us o Washington, Thotno jones, Poul Revere revolutionary period independence in 1776 ••• George Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Poul nd many other greot Americans of the votved in providing that contributing to the na-No, modern weapon. This artillery-locating protection. costs that tion's pollution problem. radar system was built by Hughes Aircraft And those or us who use often are ignored in set-that kind of solvent in Company, Fullerton. The antenna is in- tingstandards. our cars ... of course spected by Col.William J . Harrison and In his gunsights is the wind up paying the Richard R. Guunter,associate manager of view summed up by R. H h • · · d d David Pittle. 8 m ember higher ~rice that resuJts ug es com mumcatlons a n ra ar of the CPSC, whom from this federally man· division. Weidenbaum quotes: .datedwas~e. ------------------- "When it fovolves a pro- duct that is unsafe, l don't care how much il costs the company to _ Defaults Cut Profits correct the problem.'_' NEW YORK (AP> -The Citizens & That approach drives Southern National Bank or Georgia, Talk Set On Loans· "Tucker vs. Lassen: Avoiding Loan Accelera· Uon" is the title of the talk to be given by Frank 0 . Stiefel at t.he Thurs- day meeting of the Ameri can Society ol Wom en Accountants. St.eif el is an attorney with Barnes, Schag, Johnson , Kenn edy & Carlsoo and wilt disc<iss assumption of n ote . wrap-around mort1:aees and the recent Supreme Court r uJ ln1 regardlni acceleration c l 1 u1~s. Dinner r~ervalJons at the addlebact Inn In Sunta Ana moy be made gt 834--GZ43. · ot\e or the nation's largest. was forced laat year to write off $3.1 million in loans it had made to businesses and individuals. The unprecedented number of de· faults forced C&S to reduce its 1974 earnings Crom banking operations to a net profit of leas than $500,000. That compared with $18 milUOft ln declared 1973 earnings from banking opera- tions, wblcb are principally loans. Roughly, one-third or more or the nation 's 14.000 commercial banks made ehuUar write-offs against. 1974 profits largely because of loan de· faults caused by the rece5sion. They were wrtte-off s that reduced profit.I by as much as 30 percent or more, ac- cording t.o earnings reports releued ln recent weeks. Among the banks involved in the write-off I were First N1Uona1 Bank of Atlanta, the North Carolina Natiori.J Bank, First Penn1ylv1nia, Union Rank or t..os Angeles and Girard Bank of Philadelphia. The Federal Depo!ilt Insurance Corp. has not compiled final figures, but analysts estimate that banks wrote Qf( nearly $2 billion in bad loans last year -a re<:ord. It was nearly $800 million mor~ than in 1973. Not since 197b and 1971, the period of the Penn Central failure, have loun losses been a major issue for the na· tion's bank&. Before that, there was concern over loan losses in 1960 and 1961, when Fidel Castro nationaliied American Investment in Cuba. But last year was the first since the Great Depression ln which loan detault.s in· volved • broad spectrum of busi- nesses aad individuals. The bank• themselves do not pro· vide statislics explaining wbo default- ed. But one lndkation of their troubles comes from Dunn & Bradstreet, a leadlng credit ratinJ; fi rm. It reports that the debts or companies that failed in 1'74 touled $3 billion, or 46 ~rccot hl•her than In 1973 Offici.alf at many bankis 8ay tht!.Y' ex~C'l 19'.JS lO be 3not~r bt1d year for Joans, their principal busineH, if &he recession continu<>s II you cont111>1Jle to vs, we think we should do somtlhinJ in return lh1t will 1ift JOU bac~ more Illa" a warm leelln1 and 1 IH dtductio11 •How. we have lounch most rema1ubl1 •11 lo rew11d you lor JOOr pn11oslfy. You s1111 flfl~ the plu S41rt ol helpinr your ltllow men. plus the l>f,Aehls ol a tu deducliblt eilf But .. you don't 1ive up the lulure lm1nc11I security you could "'v' enjoyed by keepine your rift • As lon1 as you live - be&inninr 1mmed11lely-we'U ~y you • centrous income out ol the 11rn1n1s of your conlrtbulion Thus, ii btcomes an 1nvnt111ent .to Pf'Oled JOU' Mure, and the' future of your ramily. At the""" tlmt, ~u will be SIVfnc on future 1state l1us and probate costs. • Whit otllef wq "" you ine rour l11vestmenl funds and wc11rit1ts to do so much I« you 111 so m1nr "'" tor '° lofts • ti.mer Of wrker Tho11111 K. Sudllnger Hoag M1mori1/ Hospit1/ Pnsbytlfi1n 3018 ~rt 8oulewrd1 Ntwpott 8-ch. CA 9~ SEE TH~ AL~-NEW PACER It's the cor that hos been getting rove notices from cocst-to- coost for ih originbl design and unique innovations. WIN A PACER Enter the prize drlwingl You could wino Pacer ••• or the ffr&t Prize righ't ot·ourlmall: o Deluxe 20-Volume Set of the Grolier Universal E~cycl~io • . . or one of the other prizes awarded ot hourly drowin~i No pufChase required, and you don't hove to be present to wili. '! OELEBRA TINO 200 VEAAS ] T ma A sho dO\I get are otho buy has cen po~ bw. phi: Fee soc par hav the T briJ tio1 Bai are the PoS thir T hou the up. s un the bet" rea hou ti or T sait of J ere mo wa: ad<i isst wa: i; hov wil Jy t anc mo 'I ing ad< l Housing ~Reco~eu Seen Survey Slw.a interest ~ ~pping Off · Br. LOUISE COOK • , •. .._. ,.,_._._ hon.~ ~vaUable for mortfat subatanUally over what fl •u . The allf ng housing industry may be on the road to recovery I An As.soejated Pre8S survey shows that Interest rates are down, mortgages are easier to get and builders irf some areas are offering trading stamps and· other bonuses to potential home buye~s. Realtors rePort bW\iness has picked up considerably in re· cent weeks. .. We are finally getting some po~itive moment6m going," said b~lder l}yle Almand of Mem- phis, Tenn. The BenJ. Franklin Federal Savings and Loan As- sociation in Portland, Ore. re· ported housing demand and sales have increased significanUy in the last 30 days. !he picture isn't completely b_nght. There are regional excep- t1 ons to the general tre nd. Bankers say people in some areas are still too worried about the economic situation and the possibility of unemployment to think about buying a house. THERE ALSO IS a backlog of houses that must be sold before the construction industry picks up. The enthusiasm of con- sumers is too recent lo show up in the statistics. There is a lag between the time a buyer tells a realoor be wants to purchase. a house and the date the transac- tion is completed and recorded. The Commerce Department said Wednesday that the number of housing starts in January iltt- creased for the first time in four months but added that the level was well below the 1974 figure. In addition, the number of permits issued for building 'new homes was at a record low last month. Realtors and ban)cers say, however, that people seem more willing to buy and borrow, main· ly because of lower interest rates and greater availability oC mortgage money. THE DEPARTMENT of Hous- ing and Urban Development added S3 billion to the pool of Y wae Feder Ql Housln1 and Jut year at this time •• yeteres Administrations. sav~. . mgs and loan uaoclatlons aay J OSEP H BARANSKA. a ~eir deposits tiave increas~.. Bloo'3:! Id Hill giving them mora. morleu 0.• • s, Micb•bulldtr v # -. said e number of people lOOk· mo~gag.es. ing at new Homes bas increased · Tbe sovernment also lowered 300 percent since the first of the the Interest rate of FHA. and VA ye~. mortgages. dropping it ftiom 9 to oan Bixler, who beads a Bed· 8.5 percent, e(fective a month lord, N. Y. real estate firm and is ago, and other lending insUtu-·d t f th w b tions have follo_wed suit. pres1 en o e estc ester County Board of Realtat:s. said • "The mortgage rate bas "The residential housini market d~li!'ed pretty dNmatically and has improved since the first of still .•s retreating,'.' said Leo D. the year." He said prices have Mullin, executive vice president remained steady since August. oftbe Home Builde~iation The National .Association of . ~f Greater Kansas City. "Money Realtors said sales of existing is available at 8~ to 9 percent single-family homes in and that should open up the good market we survive on... December were down 3.3 percent s W'lli from a year earlier. November en. l am Proxmire (D· sates, however, were even worse. Wi s · ) Pro Po s e d another -11.3 perceot below the 1973 mortgage bonus. He introduced level -· and a spokesman said:. legislation that would give ··1 will be very surprised if there q.ualified home buyers a sub-· · s1dized mortgage interest rate of ts not some improvement soon.". 6 percent in the first three years In some areas where the prac- ofownership. tice is not prohibited by law, builders are offering bonuses to customers. Hollywood Builders of Chicago is giving Datsun cars to condominium buyers ... In two weeks we gave away 18 Datsuns ... and we 've recorded $1 .million in sales," said Manny Kramer. company president. ··For the same two weeks a year ago, we sold only four con- dominiums for a total of S200 t ()()(). t ' AL H. JENNINGS of Atlanta president of the Realtors Na: tional Marketing· Institute. said "Tbe first of .the year brought ~ drastic change in buyer con· fidence. It has shown a continu· ing improvement since." .Jennings. a partner in 'Clover Realty Company said his sales during January were 1S percent lower than they were a yea'f ago but 400 percent better than in December. Tine Fears of F. M. Tarbell Company Realtors in Portland, Ore. said home prices have leveled off in the past six months and sales have increased in the last two months. Fears said sales for September, October and Nov- ember of 1974 were below levels of a year earlier. In December, sales were nine percent above the 1973 level and in January there was a 10 percent increase. Waller Blass of Advance Mortgage Corp., a Detroit-based company with 40 offices across the nation, said, "Our volume is ANOTHER CHICAGO d e· veloper offered a tree trip to Hawaii; Levitt Residential Com· munities of Chicago gives 50,000 S&H Green stamps to every buyer of a town house or single· family home, as does Sherwood & Son of Portland, Maine; Keyes Company Realtors of Miami is advertising a $500 rebate on a selected group of homes next weekend. "Frankly, I think people are still running scared. Food prices remain high, J)eople are still be- ing laid off from work and the economy remai.ns unstable." Beach's Best Val• Gets Ewn ---~--·-----..,. .-· 10% Down 8V4% Interest 8¥2% Annual Percentage Rate* Good things just seem to get better at SeaWind. With only 10% down payment, homebuyers can qualify for a remarkable 8 V..% interest rate. In Newport Beach. only SeaWind can offer the homebuyer a combination of such an incredibly low interest ra te and low price of $44.950. All this. in addition to its dramatic loca- tion above Newport Harbor and the blue PaciJic, makes SeaWind the area's hnesl new home buy. Walk or bicycle to the beach or nearby shopping centers. Before it's too late. see SeaWind's 2-bedroom/den condominium homes and take advantage of this value beyond compare. -Prlcid fro• $44,950 DAA. V PflOT C5 .HoJD.e .Buys By Singl"8 Analyzed By Caplt.ol New1Strvice SACRAMENTO -California Association of Realtors Presi· dent Richard C. Farrer expects the housing industry will shortly improve even though the economy is still on the declloe. AccordmS lo 1''arrer. one or Ule- ... _A ... ,on_,, primary reasons the housing pie· TWO-STORY LIVING ROOM AT CANDLEWOOD HOME CandlewOod 8omes Have Balcony View A second s tory balcony view or the spacfous two-story living room is one or the most dramatic features lo be found in the "Candlewood " by Deane Homes in University Park. A vaulted, open-beam ceiling in the master suite adds yet another touch or distinction to this two-story, three bedroom, two and one-half bath model: one of four currently bti.ng offered by the nationally-recognized homebuilder in the master- planned village of University Park. Visitors to the Candlewood are immediately impressed by the soaring clerestory windows above the dou ble·d<>w .entrance. Inside, one's first view of the home is of the living room, ac- cented by a fireplace of generous proportion and still more floor to ceiling windows at the opposite end of the room. ALSO ON THE first floor are the family and dining rooms, each located immediately adJa· cent to the kitchen. Sliding glass doors lead from the family, din- ing and Ii ving rooms into the plan's spacious yard, and a pass· through counter from the kitchen brings the outdoors to within arm's reacli of the food prepara· tion area. OTHER PLANS within the de velopment range in size from l ,430 to 2,146 square feet , and in price from 560,000 to $77,000, with two, three or four bedrooms, and l wo or three baths. Moftel homes at Deane Homes ~ni versity Park are open daily from 10 a .m. until dusk, and may be reached by taking the Culver Drive offramp from either the San Diego or the Santa Ana freeways. Travel south on Culver to University Drive and tum left. Mod els are located about a mile east of the intersection of Culver and liniversity. ·LIQUID ASS ETS ture will brighten is that an in· creasing number of single persons are recognizing the many plusses of home ownership and are deciding lo buy rather than rent. Farrer explaine<I that Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration r~ show that the number ot single persons owning homes is so high that it is now being referred to as a trend. The western regional office or lhe Department of Housing and Crban Development (HUD) loca~ed in"San Francisco reports that the percentage of insured mortgages which went lo singles ror the last four years for both new and older homes has steadi- ly increased. "The reasons single people cite for purchasing rather than rent· ing a r e often the same as families: they are proud to own and maintain a home, eager to be a contributor to the community. realize tax deductions and equity buildup make ownership a good investment, e njoy decorating their surroundings as they please and above all cherish the privacy their own hom e offers," Farrer :,aid. Many single people. according to Farrer, are purchasing con- dominiums and builders and de· velopers are now aiming their marketing focus toward this new trend. Manager Named Donald A. Danyko has been named lake manager for Lake Mission Viejo, according to James G. Toepfer, senior vice president of Mission Viejo. 201 Superior Blvd .• Newport Beach. ·Cal. 9 2680 (714 ) 64 5·2686 1.t the corner of Superior Ave. and Ticonderog~ Street f'oroddlllonof information (fr.Gludlna co•t11J Naordrri1 ...c:reollonof faclllries: St'e tho Colffomlo Public R,.port avolloble at fllft Protect Soltt Offi •rr. • A Development of Don E. Woodward DAILY PILOT ( TRE BOOKMAN J RI YllW8 In the ! - ' I C'6 DAILY. PtlO'T Sunday March 16, 1975 t;AR Chief Sags Domain Lftws· Real Estate 4 l , ·' 1 Questions/Comment ~\ By AHltor RMdilU McC.rdle, PhD. 0 MUltiple Unit Boosts Urged A I M. WASHl~GTON The Forrl Administration t bus been urged to support legi~l~tion that woul~ Just txactly bow wlll real estate save m e in· pp y· 0 any permit the financing of condomm1ums and multi · rom e tax dolla rs? I am familiar with the term "t ax . Camily units under already enacted federal pro- sbeltered real estate Investments" but I don't know gr a mi aimed at helping middle-income f am1he:. the rudime nts. Please explain how depreciation can finance new homes. save mt' money. Wbatotber factors are in volved? Almos t everyone has seen the owns a bu.sy servite ~ation Robert Fole:r . a \\'ast~ington area ~uilder· Thanks. power of eminent domain by gov-would be affectetJ s hould the city developer, tes tified at a Department o~ Housing and A. Z .. Cost-a Mesa ernrnent-the taking or private erect an underpass near:by. Urban Development ( HL:D l hearing ~rn . con: Tax planning your investment program so as lo property for public use. The tear-ESTATE domln1·ums on behalf .of the National As:.oc1ation ol minimize the amount of taxes that must be paid is "SUDDENLY T HE owner is REAL not as complex as som e make it sound. On April 15 ing down of tenements for a city forced either to attract motorists Horne Builders CN AHBf. playground or the taking over or · t l d 1 I b ·1 h h many people wrn write a check to the Government passmg a a ower gra e eve · e Foley pointed out that mulli·fam1 Y ous1~g . as property for a freeway are ex-t· r· d 'th l I t b Id instead of applyin" for a refund. If th .... l 1·s your case. sa is ie wi ess vo ume or go been hit the hardest . during the c urren u1 ing "' .. am pies of eminent domain. t f b · .. F "d b •\'OU probably need to include tax sheltered r"al ou o us iness. a rrer sa1 · crunch. with multi-family start:5 dropping Y a re· -' But, the pres ident of the Th" · r f · d 11 h t'slate investments which may allow you to legally 78.000-member California As· .. is is a orm o eminent <>· :ti.• • B ll 1·ord 83 percent in the last two years. <>.\'Cra . o us- make some d eduction:. from your taxable mcomc. ~ociation of Realtors believes main ... the Realtor leader noted. l r.llSSlOR e ing starts are down 65 percent fruJH lhell" 1972 peak Real estat e investors are allowed to r"lain -~ "'which caus es consequential .... 0 thl'r<' arc some aspects of that d d ·r d l •· r {'t:'rtuin amount of income' without firs t P"Ylng <image, an I a go\'ernment fl h E • DliE TO Jl ECORD interest n1te:-. an aC'r\ o ... power which a r e uot always visi· th ·t h t ·d , anc 11JOYS ooo federal taxt•s. ll 's ealll'd a "depr"'ciat1on '-'l· au on Y a s no pai compensa-credit. Foley said. there is an cstim<itcd 250, un· " .. ble l'\'en thoug h they can affect · f ·t th 1· k I ld 1 ) Jd lowanct.'·· anturn as excmptwns . cause or a ama,ge sw · h s ingle-family home~ on the markd 1't II Rit'hard c . Farrer . of The majorit) of actions SUI"-u·g Act;v;ty le a ow<1nCL' is granll'd su that inve~lor~ may Ila)\\ a rd. <·ommcnting on emi rounding eminent domain are Ill ., ., To help builders sell this irwentor~. he urged rl'C'O\'Cr lhe value of a building during its .>ears uf nent domain Si:iid. ··rt is one of ):!rounded 111 law . Most gov -the administration to support a bill no\\ pending in useful .. {'<'unumic.· lift··· <ind to enrnurage us to in-rnan~ fadors wh1d1 may apµly to ernmental bodies may use th<' Despite a ·seasonally slo" t'eal ,congress which would permit the financing or con- \'l'Sl Ill the l ' SA by owning mrirt· n ·al estatt•. In .i part1t11l ar n·1.ll e~t att• µrupc>rt Y power of eminent domain. estate market general in clominiu m and m ultj -famil~· . uni ts under the ciclentally. it also pluces mon· propt:rt y on lht: ta:\ "When they do. the chief issue Southern California. Mi:ssion Bell · Emergeney Home Purchase Act of 1974 _ Currently. roles and produces revrnuc for the county. "BEFO Rt~ ISVt:~vrlNG m re . . 11 b . Ranch has expe rienced a high S6 bi"lli·on has been commi"ttod tci ti11·.., program to A d . t d 1· b Id. almost invaria > y ecomes 'Just d f . . · S J .... ... ccor mg o gov<'rnment ·gw e int•s a Ul an~ .ti estute a person s hould learn compensation .. ., Furrer said . ad egree o act1v1ty m an uan h elp consumers buy single-family homes at below is "expected" lo last 25 to 110 years. Let's USC' .io "hich public-right:. apply to the ~ Capistrano. according to John La market interest rates. Condominiums and multi· years and sav. that "'OU bui1'1 une al a cost of $100,000 dang, '"how much will the PrDRe · J{u ... , vice pre"1.dent of C. M1.chael -J ' 1m1nt'rty and inh.·rpreling these b ·d 1· th " " f· m1'ly un1·ts ar" excluded and your accountant su~•'ests us ing the declininn ,. ty owner e pat or e prcm l) lnc .. the de\'eloper. <i .... ' · 1• 1 ,., r-fadurs is the bus iness of a being taken over'."' ..:i • ua ance method of deprec iation. Undl•r this method Healtor. · · r-;early 2000 people visited the Foley also urged HUD to seek an amendment lo the first fu ll year's-depredation utlm .. ;rnce is S3. 750. A bill. i\ B -186. which would re-··BY T II O R o l. G II L Y in -model complex in 12 weeks and I the Nationa l Housing Act which would permit f'IIA meaning if the building is in use on .January 1 of that ,·1~t' e).isting provisions us they vestig ating \.\ ith a Hcaltor prior .t2 sale:. were completed, La Rue to insure mortgages on individual condominium un- :.ear. lh<t firs t S3.750 is not s ubjl'tt to income ta~. rl'late tn t·mincnt domain has to investing in real est;.it(', a said. its under the GNMA Tandem Pbn. Presently. S4 .5 The first S3.750 in rC'nts is tax-frl'C, th;.1l income as bt•t•n rdi·a-red to the i\~scmbly '!:> person <'an prc-clelt'rmine wlwt Loeatcd 1 '-.: miles from Dann billion is committed under this program but it of- :.he ltercd" from taxation. .ludic-ian· Committee. Tht' bill 's re:.lrictions or limitations nrn~ Point Marina . !\fission Bel l fers a ssistance to eondominium bU.\l'I"!'.> only if lh<' r'u rt her more. i (dedut:t1un 11f tt11:. dl'prcc1 al10n ;iut hor 1·s Assemblyman r-:dv. in be envisioned." Farrer s<tid. I{ an ch c·ons ists of 148 one aml entire projl-t't i:--bui It undl·\· St•r t ion 2~i I .11lowane(' execeds the nt•t operating mcomt• of thl' I. Z'bt·rg < D-Sacr<im<:ntol "At ttw sct me timl' the per:.o11 l\\O·:,l1)ry sin gl e-famil~' ho nws building. you ma.v u~1· th1-; la\.;1bh· I ris~ tci ofbt•t '°' Tht• lfr;dtor tcuder said 111~ a:-. ma~ sa\ e hirns l'lf a etins icll-rablt> \\it h but h th I"(' c· and foll r t'OLPi\' OPPOSED an~ natiunal h.'g1slatwn to shelter' tn('Ome from nth('r sources ;.is Wl·ll -.ot·aa tion 1s oppw;ed to any )!ti\ :--um of mone\ as well as obtain liedroums offerNI ;met 11p 1'1 thrt:t.' regulate the condominium m<irkl'l because federal Evt•n though tht· \ ahll' of lht• property rn.1) n · t•rnmt·nt:d body taking an in-ing another ·part:cl of propC'rt~ liaths. ..controls are duplicalin:.> or administered· in such a mam the same or go up. you can claim a cteduct1011 "" tdua1 ·~ propert~ \\ilhout Ill!'>( whit'h \\ 111 providt· years of hap :\lis!'>1un Bell Hauth 1s lucalt'd "ay that thC'y C'umplicate 1ww dt'velopments fr!lm your int'ome for this scHalled "depreciation··. tornpen!'.>ation. piness as "ell :1 ~ po:-,:,thlt• IJl 1ust off Del Obispo Street in San through se,·ere time rlela~·s" and unnecessarily in· and it's not only <i casl' of beini;: allo\.\ed to dedutt V<J rrer noted that a man who tome." Ju<in C<ipistrano. t rease eosts . for depreciation. you .<.trt' rcq.ui re<.! to.take this de .;::;;:;::;;;;=:===:=::==::=:==:=.====:=:;===:==============;;:;;;;====;;;;==========;;.;.;;;;;==::o:::::=:.:.;;====------==----==--=--,- duttion Thl' depreciation appllcs .. to real eSlate and ' ~quipment . not tht• land itself. Another ··stn:Itering" agent 1s that all thl' 111 terest. taxes and maintenance you pay are deducti· ble. That is why a real investment will not onlv make money for you in the form of income and a1i -prt'Ci<ilion. but you will :o:.t\'e your money through ~ is e tax planning r~DITOR "S .l\OTE Randall I\ .\frCurule 1:, an mve.~t 111ent a11alyst. college lecturer u1u111ut/1(Jr 111 l<ea/ 1':sratr /11 Ca/1/urma .'ie11d your cunwa·nts um/ quesl wns tu Haridall H \/,Carr/Ir r 11 //w /Jw/11 /'1/ut I' (1 H1Jr I.iii!} • rusl a.\/1·."1 Ret11:rn Flight Landmark to Be Rebuilt LOS :\ :\ C !"'.:LE~ •.-\I'' ·\ngels Flig ht .1 l.11:- . Angeles I and mark until at v. as di~m<.1ntkcJ 111 I ~1\9 . · \\ 111 be re built on its ongrnal Bunker IJ1ll site as part ol i:1 propost·d dt>vt:'lopml'nl Tht• proil·t·l c.·alls for a hugt• hti.:11-ri~t· n :L1n· ment t·om pit''. 11H·orpc1r.1t ing tlw r·e~I ort'll .\ ngl+• l"Ji~ht. to ht· 1>111 It "'\ t \\II blocks at thl· l':.t..,ll'rn cdgt• of thl' Ht111!..t·1· 11111 ;irt·;1111 cltl\\ ntown Lo~ .-\ngt'l1·:.. :\ngt·b Fl ight. built 111 19111. eanwd lhou:-.an<h • ol µas~e n µ1•1 ~ lJP :1ncJ tlo\\11 13unker llill in l\.\u tiny . r;ulroacl c:1r-. Hui lht· c·.11·~ \\t'fl' dl'l"larl'd unsafl" ; .ind haq• IH•t·n 111 :--torage ~inn· l!lli!J Helurn1ng tlw S('f'\ i<'l· to ii-. 011g111;d ~iii· \1 ill ni1·.1n .1 1·11111pl1•lt• : reprod11d 11111 11tl1 T ll E l'HO l'OSEU 1·11mplt•:\ \1tll huu~t· lu\.\t·r· • .111d m11idl 1· 11111111n• ~t'nior c·1t1tt·n~ ""ith :-iubs1dized : rPnt:tls ~t·I ;it 0 11<· fourth of tltt' r('nkr':-. income · ·'Tiu· d11\111t1m n ;irl'a cl1·spt•rall'l:'o nt·eds huu~ : 111g lor 1111· 1•ld1·rl~· ·· s:11d (.')cirk ILir::.hf1t'l<l . .,, : l'l'UltH· d1r1 •c·101 111 llw Lon:.: B1·a1·h-busPd Het1n· : mcnt I l11u-.1ni.: f"o1rnd ;1l1011 '' h11·h 1s dt•\ 1·lop111~ t ht• · 1,200-untt 1·11 n1plt·\. • llarshf1t·ld ~.1 1d 1lw 1·or11plt·\. "tll t·11q·r l \\O : bloC'ks <ind 1nl'ludP central dinin~ ruum.;, nur~tn g • homt• un11 -.. 1ll-11tal , n1l·dac·.tl and rl'1·11·a t1on:d facilil1t·~ and offkes fl w 111u1protit org:11111.att(lll'> · sen•ing tlw 1•ld1·rl~· T ll E ~I Bl LLIO:\ BunJ,,1·r 11111 n·deH·lt1fltnt•nt • µrog r;.1m lil'g.111 111 the lVHO'> .• Jftf.'r thl' a rl'a W<1~ ·declared :t ~tum l'nor tn th:1t . :.onit· 9.000 person'>. r ' Our mountain chalets aren-t in the mountains. We planned 1t that way. We've de- signed luxurious tri-level homes. inspired by chalets you'd find tucked away on a snow bound slope, and brought them to town. garages. Sunny gourmet k1tch· ens. And a complete fun pack- age including pools. jacuzzi and putting green in a magnificent setting of pine trees. cedar fenc- ing, quiet paths and a bubbling mountain spring. SEGERSIRO~ AVC Village Walk • man);,_ of them l'lderly µi·n~111111·r-.. livl'd in lhl' an ·:1 With the :-,tart t\f 1 ht• urban n ·111·" a I pro it-<'1 . m :1 n .' 111 "' the are<:1 ''-"l'l'Ch 1-.111m111g hrn 1..,1·~ and ;1parlmt·nl buildings \\ ere d1·nwlished These two and three bedroom beauties have features like cozy lofts for dining or entertaining Step down master bedroom suites with secluded patios . Soaring exposed wood beam ceilings. Skylights. Romantic rooftop gardens. Oversized So, if you want to get away without packing your bags. get over to Village Wall<_. We're just a short hike from South Coast Plaza and Newport Beach. And a couple of hours from the mountains -:_NEWPORT BEACH _ -""--' ~ Take the San Diego Freeway to the Fa1rv1ew exit. North one mrle Or ohom> 714) 556-1161 Sinte then. sump hi gh n ..,l. uffH·t• hutldrn;.:.., .ind rt>~1dent1al towe rs for m1ddlt•-and upp1•r 11H·oni1· fam1ht.•s hu,·e hl'<.·n hrnlt in the ''estPrn part 111' tlw , 2S-square bloc\., <1 rt·;, Tht· propo:--C'd rt•t11 l'll1t•llt <·11111pl1·' "Ill 111 , t rodut'e <:1 "1tlt•1' r;11lg 1• or ho11 ... 1nt.! 1ntn t ht· n·hw l<hng ~ pro~rc.n1 * . ~~~~~~~~~~~ , • ' ~ • f .. • ,. ., • ,. .. 1 # f tt , t • • • • • • • ' • : .. ' . ' . . . .. • If it floats. chances are you'll read about i t in the DAILY PILOT FROM 14.,ashion Island N ewpo rt Beach Grand Opening Unit II Immediate Occupancy fij IHcjE1"5No ~ 51,15t-. lnC ' I••<: ( 1"HJl"A-.~ .. STEREO SOUNDS OF T 1ME· HARBOR d1 s; h1 Cl n fl ol rr s; 01 a· lE Yi SI ~ h l a Theory: Info Prltetiee Business School Grads Start l14M' Firm Two studenti or the Unive rsity of Southern Ca IH o r n i a G r ad u ale Scbool of Bus iness Ad· miois t,rati on 's o rigin a l cpurse m entrepreneurship and venture management have Just b ecome Its first graduates to start their o wn bu s in <':-s rrom scratch. ~u!ting their acudemic lrammg to prttctical use Bruce Birkela nd and Di.i~ Lamkin have formed Dis· l'Overy Manu ~em ent)Com · pany, u profesi,10001 real estate management farm m Corona del Mar. After s p e nd in g l>I \. months in rei.earch <1nd dl'· velopment. in cludmg the prograplmin~ of one of the most soph1st1calcd com- puter control and reporting systems <'Vl·r developed for property management. the 30·year.old USC alumni are handling income pro· ducing properties such as apartments, offi ce build· - mgs, shopping centers, and mdustrial parks. • BIRKELAND, who lives in Corona d el Mar. is presi· dent of the new company. and Lamkin of Balboa Island. is executive vice president. Each hal> a background in real cst<.&tc 111 <UJdation to their university training. Birkeland ~arned <t bachelor of science degree m fina nce and investments from USC in 1967 and a mas ter of business ad· ministratiol') degree in the sam e field from USC in 1969. He served four years as a Vietnamese linguist and intelligence agent in Southeast Asia with the Air force Security Service. Ile was a\l.•arded the Air For te Co mm e ndation Medal. ltH: Air Medal and several special Commen- dation Certificates for se rvi ce an Vi et n am. Thailand :ind Okina\\a. lie • MANAGEMENT GRADS START COMPANY Dan L•mkln (left), Bruce Birkeland then returned to USC to win a mas te,r of science d eg ree in th e en · treprene urship program, th e on l y o n e of its magnitude and scope in the nation. As a senior i nte rnal management consultant "ith Hughes Aircraft Com pany. Birkelan·d w a:. responsible for studies re lating to management cl fecliveor 1s-1n s uch diverse areas a:. m anagement r c- Jl>rting sytems. financial planning and control, sales and marketing, inventory management and capital budgeting. LAMKIN graduated cum laude from USC in 1969 with a bachelor of science degree in finance and earned the master o'r busi· ness ad min istration degree in entrepreneurs hip in J une, 1973. lie is also a m e mber or Comm erce Associates. the L·sc General Alumni A':'! sociation, and of Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary busine ss fr aternity. Lamkin and his w ife, Janice. have a four.month· old son, John. He has spent most of his worktng life in real estate and is a licensed broker. Before college he worked with his father. Louis. a cle· \'Cloper and im L'Slor in re al property in the :\°('\\hall area. and acquired his firsl rental units a:> early as his high school ~ ears. · L~mkin ser\'ed as J '.'\a' al rhght ·officer, and then JOined the 1'cwhall Land and Farming Com· pany, developers of the pla nned comm unity of Valencia, where he re- ceived a broad range of re· al estate experience. He was responsible for com· m ercaa l and industrial sales a nd leasing, pro· Jcct /co n s tructi o n · coordinati on. market anal ysis anti project feasibility studies Solar Housing to Rise UENVER<UPI> The presi- dent of a solar energy company s ays use of the s un's rays to heat homes and businesses will in· crease significantly because of the rising cost or conventional fuels. "Solar heating has moved out or the laboratory and into the marketplace almost overnight," said John. C. Bayless, president ofSolaron. "There is nothing really new about the principles and technology or solar heating. What is new is the price and scarcity of oil, gas and electricity which almost without warning have made solar heating an al· tractive and econo mic alternative." .. BAYLESS ANNOUNCED bis firm had_.begl.Ul constructing a commercial solar heating system for a glass company he said would replace 77 percent of 'the firm's annual conventional. requirements. o our knowledge, the only previous commercial applica- tions Cof solar energy) have been experimental in nature or limit· ed to heating hot water," he said. Bayless uid much of the pro- rcess used by Solaron was based on research of George Lof of Colorado State University who first fitted a house in Boulder, Colo., in 1943 with a solar collcc· tion system. HE SAID PLANS for the glass. company called for mounting 1,600 square feet of gtass·covered collectors on the r oof of the one. story building. Solar heat collect· ed by the pimels will be circulat·· ed throughout the plant, Bayless ~aid. "It is a nwt;or breakthrough in the practical application of solar heating technology," he said. "We also feel we are establishing a milestone in environmental quality control, with the installa- tion or a clean. nonpolluting source or energy.'' BARR'\' COLIJ11' A n ;R SPEAKS OUT in the DAILY PILOT 2,3&4 bedroom homes from $35,410 Here's your chance to have you r own home on a spa- cious lot with plenty of grow- ing room for you and your family. You 'll be part of the dis- tinctive lake-country corn- mu n i ty of Lake Forest. A short walk from picturesque shops, a mark~rand lake- side restaurant. Take the San Diego or S~nta Ana Freeway to the El Toro exit. Follow El Toro ,, under the freeway to Muir- lands, lett on Muirlands to Ridge Route. Or phone (714) 830-3250. VA FHA Conventional Financing ..... M I llOCIC a ~H~. INC. I~ ~ ...... .._ ........ .,.,, ... .. ... . ... -.. Sunday. March 1&, 1975 CAil Y PILOT f:7 0 Barcelona Sales Up· Thirty.eight Barcelona Home~ have been sold in Mission Viejo since Unit 18 opened three weeks ago, reports Grant Sullivan, aeneral sales manager for Mis· slon Viejo Co. . acre natural park. which is adJ•· cent to and within the entire Barcelona developme nt. With large sycamore and oak trees that h av e been left in their natural setting, Wildernesa Glen ofCers picnic and barbecue areas to residents of the entire com· munity. , _ "Only 11 new homes r emain ou~the 49 in Unit 18, SqlUvan add Such strong sales seem to indlc te a resurgence or con· ""eumer conridence in the new year." Adding to the popularity of Barcelona, some homes overlook Wilderness Glen, a planned 26· The ultimate homes in the The Barcelona series bas four floor plans, three one.-story models and one two-story. Two. three, or four bedrooms are available. Prices range from $33,750 to $42,750. ~· best view sites around the exclusive Big Canyon Country Club in Newport Beach have now been released for Sdle. Join over 127 corporate president!> who already live in this exclusive guardgate community. oeaneaHomes ~ I83ii~ ~fill NE\VPORT Bl·:ACI I ~ ·rVill.gcsbv--~L --._I • rom l " , .. .,, lh,. '•" ()1f"to .. ·~ ~to \l.,.Anhw Bl•d ••o•°"ll\ lrtlhll on MM'~ tn'wn Jo.ci111n llllh Rd . rtChlln 811 Cu..., IJm~ T•lllM!\uunl\ Guard y°"wan1.0,,.,. ll<•IM'llcwnn ""°"" 1ll<1~Qi2 If you're going to d$60,000 forahom.e ... see Sun Ranch East, by Pacesetter Homes. These arc the Finest homes that Pacesetter has built. This is one of the finest locations in Orange County ..• the gentle hills overlooking the San Juan Capistrano Valley. Your no~:t homebuying decision is very important and the ele- gance, quality and craftsmanship or 17 years or homebuilding excell ence make these homes a r1cw tradition for your family. Rus tic homes of majestic heavy hcams. soaring s hingle exter- iors and robust wood a ccents . .... ortunately there is very good financing available. Ask about a pe rsonalized buying plan for your needs. 3 and 4 bedrooms from $55,950, on ~ acre lots. Son i>iego I rHtlKJf It> OrtPga Hi(lfUl'OI/· (;,,rt r,.t In 01>1 Obi11po. lr lt on f>,,I Obi•po In Call" I "Pf'"' ond Moa~l•. Call (i U) nf..J4..jl 110mes ,• • DAILY PILOT ROOM WITH A VIEW AT SEA VIEW VlltAS ON 80tJTHERN ORANGE COAST · Buccola Says 1 Sales Show ~Resurgence' Touch of Old World At Sea View Villas Builder ,'devclopl'r <.; eorgc · Buc<:ola h<.as rcporl~d Orange County new homes sales of single fam il y r ('s ad cncc~ and tov. nhomcs totaling more than a million dollars in the 10-da' period ending l'~ebruary 2. 1975 • • Tht> veteran Orange County homebuilder. president of The B~ccola Comp;.my of Newport Beach, said that he teels the re- c.·ord sales md1calt.' a resurgence 11f home buver confidence. The Buccola Company, like other builders, experienced a s low s..iles period in the last quarter.of 1974. but has noted a great in· 1 ,·i:easc in buyer interest during :.he p;.1st two weeks. Buccola offered the opinion . that this retw·n of buyer con· fidence, a rtcr the bad economic newsoflhe past year. Sea View Villas offer residents an intriguing blend of Old World charm and mode rn convenience Here you wHl find touches of yesterday. . . a Mediterranean- style village with lantern-lit en- trance, cobblestone textured en· try, Spanish tile roofs. fountain~. and an imported clock lower. Here you will find the ingenuity of today ... recreation center. barbecue area. saunas. swim- ming pool. Jacuzzi. gym and put· ting green. lo an age when ··sea view'' .has come to mean barely more than a glimpse or sea from the corner of your iiving room, Sea View Villas are unique Exactly as the name impli es, each unit has a panoramic view or the ocean THIS SAME combination of past and present is found in the in- d1v1dua1 units as weU, <each built on a custom home basis). The charm of Spanish tile entries with s tained.glass windows, vaulted ceilings. fireplaces in the master bedrooms as well as the living rooms. large country·style kitchens complete with every amenity including trash compac - tors. In the midst or the variety of housing available to us today, there exists a real need for aquali· ty condominium concepl. A con· cept where meticulous attention has been given to the quality or eslhetics as well as the quality of function and construction. Sea View Villas have helped fill that need by providing elegant, spacious and eminently livable units in luxuriously landscaped surroun_dings. WALK TO BEACH • • • •••• a h idden treasure lies al MARINER 'S COVE WEST f Rf;.t.,/DENTIAL HAVEN BY THE SEA Wlla~HE J~THE WORLD WILL '\OU EVER A<;A I!\ F l;'.ll UEACH PROPERTY AT'(HESE P RICES ... :.? Al\U :~BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES from 835,450 I.ow Down Payment-New Low loterf'Hl Rate>,. FUTURING: Electric Secuity Cate, ,,eute~ by the ,11ue i• y11r t1uhe111t AND IMAGINE ••• ONLY 5 MINUTES TO NEWPORT HARBOR! 'TR•:\~l Ht: ('HE."iTOt' t'l '1 friroy o ""'01ntf'l'f'lon<,.. 11~r life-of f~''V'f' 1n this AOUll COMMUNITY• fob1.1l nu\ ft'rt .. ot1on foc1l1ltt'~ such o' a rtn1d~n1 o•n•d, p1uutt• ·~''•0•1on O•ffo with dub ttou\e. heot~d p ool. t.Owno h<11h,, Jot ul 11, Molt~ ev~'Y doy o wodd of lvn. wa l•. IO<J or b,I.~ to th• beoc:h• AN EASY CRUISE TO MARINER'S COVE WEST! '*SM l•tt• f1tr-1y It luu II<'. s""" k1<l lln 11111n 1 .. lelt c. lltwtu4. "'" It 1t11r tuot. "'"" lt•JJ ,,.,. ot tust lhry le a.,u ..... • l1tt•llrst SI """ It AllHU Att SH1' M llnlH' It ... ., In•. •111rt .. """' ...... In HUNTINGTON BEACH Phone (714) 536-7553 S~les Oft1ce o,u 1D AM111 Duk PAnl WAlKH REALTY, INC. 16771 &OlSA CHICA AT PE.UC! Alll t.UC . t1UNllNGION BEACH 97649 •PH 8•6·11lJ CONodMINIUMS /I'. --FUN IN THE SUN ·• _, , . • .... ~ . ANO CLEAN AIR )-----1··. ~I~•,.~~ iii~ s12.soo .D:.-...... •~• •:J .. .: ... •.~:...·.·, .. ·d to sla.soo INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: \~ •OKEEFE & MER RITT SELF-0.EANING OVEN •ALL ELECTRIC KITCHENS •PRIVATE UTILITY ROOMS YOUR OWN PRIVATE PATIOS! •SHAG CARPETING THROUGHOUT-YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS •COMPLETELY ENCLOSED GARAGES AND PLENTY OF PARKING • 2 OR 3 BEDROOMS. 1 ~2Yz BATHS TO BE ENJOYED BY YOU AND YOUR GUESTS •YOUR OWN RECREATION CENTER WITH BEAUTIFUL CLUBHOUSE •HEATED SWIMMING POOL •HOT WATER SWIRLPOOL JACUZZI •PUTTING GREEN ANO TENNIS COURT " •A FEW CHOICE LOTS LEFT • SOME FLOOR PLANS SOLD OUT JUST A SHORT STIOU. TO • THESE HOMES CANNOT BE OUPLfCATED THE OCEAN & llACHll TODAY AT PRESENT PRICES •FUTURE UNITS EILL GO UP IN PRICE •MODELS OPEN DAILY •IMMEDIATE MOVE IN ON CREDIT APPROVAL • ,.,,....., Onltncl•ft o. .. ......,, by ' A. ~ Em.,pr..n • ,..,,,, ·IRVINE , VIUAGES Standard·Paclfic Corp. reports record first.year sales of 300 homes, totaUruc .more than $12 million, at the Terrace in the. IJtvine Company's master planned village of University Park ln Irvine. , More than nine acres.-s devot- ed to greenbella and park lD the innova_U" ...., plan ot the 88· acre development. The terraced building sit.ea .e stepped down toward a 18.l"le, central park . which includes two recreation • centeaL..wlth twllnmlng pooJs, Soeakn- tberapntlc • poels, caba,na, N~wp \ort Beach architect barbecue ~ and a luxUfious commun U,y ~lubhouse. The Stewart Woodard will be a · facilities, ~and exteriors featured speaker at the of the homes are professionally Apartment Builders Conven- m a int a in e «t tbrough th e tion April 28-30 in Miami homeowners association. Beach. Michael Brief. sales and marketing director for Standard· Pacific, cites the Popular Irvine location of the development as an important factor io the bigbly successful sales. "University Park is an outstanding place to own and live," he said, "and The Terrace oJ(ers one of the final op-portunities to buy in this desira· I"".------..;;.;.------------------, ble, established village." _u niversity Park is an ideal en· vironment, with all of the benefits of one o ( the most carefully planned communities jn the world. It is one of Irvine Company's highly individualistic villages, each with its own schools. parks, recreation and shopping. TllE TERRACE offers four s ingle s tory townhome plans priced from $40,990 lo $.51,490 with excelle nt conventional financing available. The homes feature two or three bedrooms, two baths, private r~nced patios with concrete slabs, distinctive formal entries and two·car enclosed garages. Exteriors of the Terrace homes combine brick, rough. sawn woods, wrought-iron and textured stucco with roofs of cedar shake and large, covered entryways. Custom intei:ior ap· pointments include high, sloping ceilings, decorator fireplaces, an abundance of glass, contem- . porary breakfast bars and wet bars in various plans. All-electric kitchens include l':\ full comple-· ment or deluxe Hotpoint ap- pliances. · • Build•ng Boom Savings Up; Comtruction Next By Unlled Press lnternallot1al A resurgence in housing construction is only a month or two awa,y, an independent research (irm predicts. "With the savings inflow now improving -the normal consequency of recession, as business borrows less and con· sumers save more -an upturn in homebuilding is immi- nent," says George Christie, chief economist for the F. W. Dodge Division o( McGraw Hill. Confirming the increased flow of deposits into savings accounis, the New York Assqciation of Mutual Savings Banks said $328 million was deposited in New York State savings banks in February. It was the highest monthly deposit total \n three years, more than double the $154 million deposited rn February o( last year and 10 times the $30 million depo!ited in January. Tbe inoreasine now into savings accounts is a good sign for the housing construction industry because savings banks, which operate in 17 states, along with savings and loan associations grant I.he bulk of home mortgages. When deposits are hi gh, these financial institutions are able to grant more home loans al cheaper rates. For the Time of your Life Jasmine Creek • Jasmine Creek ... the superb location, the tennis, the swimming, the blue Pacific, all these plus that ~ecure feeling of a private, carefree community in Newport Beach. Jasmine Creek ... conceived in a manner that ailows you to have the "time of your life" - you've earned it! Here's part of our offer ... no closing costs, n ew and easy ways to move right in with terms tailored to your individual needs or desires. Here's more ... we've even got a spedalizea customizing allowance that in some cases goes as high as $2,500.00. Here is even more-we'll offer you lower interest rates. Homes from $95,500 3 Blocks East of MacAnhur Boulevard on S::in Joaquin liills Road, then one block South on Marguerite to the 5ecurity gate. Phone (714) 640,4020 > Gl --£ =· ( REAL !STATE SALES $60 LICENSING SCHOOL 1 c ... ...., •• .._ I. C ..... & M..._ o,..._e..tr 2. ......... • .. ecliAr" l. Mbliom Ylejo Area In con1unct1on with .. A Real Estate School & The Levtne School or Real Estate After receiving your license you will be enrolled in Tarbell's 3-week Ou1c~ Start Training Program. which includes morning training classes & afternoon experience 1n actual real estate s1tuahQns Call I ll Rcwy ll2·5440 ·" ... ...,. .... lkJ 3 5 ft. SwiM Pool Only one super extra in this marvelous residence 1n Huntington Beach! Large pool 1s heated & filtered. Bag patio for outdoor fun. PictureSQue landscaping. Comfortable room design featuring 3 bedrooms + family room Has two fireplaces! Country kitchen with built-ins. Xtra baths. And only $46,500 .. Ask for Gay Hollingshead. '62-5566 I ' \ ,.,_,.., .... ~Stely Featuring a beautiful aunken -Tremendous re•dence selling at its appraised value of S52,900! Excellent room arrangement with 4 bedrooms, S bath•. big den. bonus ,. room & fvll dining room. The finest t ~18: Owner desperate! Submit 1 a!r~ffers. Ask fqr Midelyn Ru~ • · pert. ,u .. un . Forest Of Trfft In a wonderful garden setting. A delightful home guaranteed to please even the fussiest buyer. Secluded rear yard with giant 21 ft. patio Many trees plants. Very spacious inside 4 • bedrooms. big baths Entry hall to oversited living r oom Central forced-air heat 81g modern --iiJ.. kitchen. $41,800 Ask for Glen -~ Statum. 540-1720 OWMr OWMr'S .... Tr•derrad Pn-& Sc s P.t. Pool T..Ms Super sharp! xcellent use or decorative wicker and ferns all around. Terrific area for kids. Schools & shops are close by. Colonial styled home offering 3 bedrooms + family room. 8eaut1ful r ed brick fireplace. Xtra baths. Gas bu1lt-1ns Carpets. drapes A warm. 'cheerful" farm kitchen Shake roof patio. $42.400 Call 842·66911"' Earty A1Mn c• Decor Unusually sharp residence m a beautiful neighborhood of Fountain VaJtey• Has lush. park-like landscaping. A large enclosed patio that makes a great party room. Extra room 1ns1de offenng 3 btg be<irooms. large den or family room. Western bnck fireplace. Natural wood cabinets. built-ans. Entry hall. Carpets are ltke new. Freshly painted & ready to sell! S46 .000. Cal l 842·6691 . t. a.tow Marb t Value Fantastic! Better hurry. this home won't last long at this ridiculous pnce! Conve- niently located near Mile Square Park. Owner's been trans ferred' Entry hall opens to spacious living room with stone fireplace 4 bedrooms. huge 24 ft. separat& family room! Wood cabinets. big baths All terms! VA/FHA or Conven- t 1onal' $43,000. Call 962·1373 Su b m 1 t a 111 Owner Built with the active family desperate! Magnificent In mind! Luxury-appointed beach villa w1th1n walking inside & out! Has tush, low distance to the surf & local maintenance grounds pro- park. In an area of prestige viding beauty & privacy. homes. This giant features 3 Shake roof. patio. Has been king-sized bedrooms. den & freshly painted in & out Ex- mass1ve fireplace. Entry tra room anterior with entry natl. tormal living room hall. gracious living room Secluded master suite with with fireplace. large family bath. Reduced thousands to room. Country kitchen. s e 11' $ 5 6. 3 O O. Ca II Carpets. drapes S43.950 A 962-5566 steal• c1111 962-5566 GlaM Ra.ch Styt~ S36,t00-lon•ff Vww! With a "mini" price! Has an WOW! Hard to be11eve but abundance or lush green foliage, easy-<:are landscap-true! Just $36,900 for this mg, garden patio & IOllely immaculate. well defined private courtyard entry. home in Huntington Beach! Glorious v1ewl Large, Giant or a home with 3 beautiful patio area for out-bedrooms + den. Extra large living room with king-door en~ertain1ng .. Light sized fireplace Entry hall wood C!l~mets. bu1IHns. Ex-. · . . · oellent' mom arrangement Wood ~abmets. bu11t~ins. (eah1ring 3 bedroo.ms & Owner is &xt1emeLy cfhluotis• • ...._ · & wishes to have Cl1' 'i ptlvil&e bath off 111asters\J1te. medaate t saie 1 Askfnm-t Hesnewcerpets,newpamt. · igr One heck of a buy! Call $45,900. Call 842-2561. 540-1720 or 842-8854 HosAlo.tGot~ . A must-see home for the family with a boat or trailer! This beautlful residence 01' a quiet cul de sac street l\M garden-like yards. very private rear yard With big enclosed patio. Sprinklers front & rear. Totally cus- tomized. With entry hall, 3 bedrooms+ den area &:Jog- burn1ng fireplace. Ranch kitchen llas built-ins & han- dy work areas. Cedar wood fencing. And just $41.500. All terms Call 842-8854. AbsoWafy Duparata Has built a new home! ~sires .. an immediate sale of this spacious family home in Fountain Valley. V/'/FHA of Conventional financi(lg available. Has a big, 'Pfivate rear Yll~ w ith ·covered Patio. ,Overhanganq eaves. ranch deSlgn. EntrY' hall. 3 'bedrooms. den a r ea, Western fireplace. MOdern electric bu11t-1ns, handy work areas. S42,950. Call 842·2561 or962-1373. All conveniently located near this emotion-packed home in Irvine! A sensa- tional residence 3Vz years old. Great home for enter- taining or 1ust relaxing! Has a full dining room. wood cabinets. entry hall. Stately living room with brick fireplace 3 big bedrooms. xtra baths. Carpets, drapes. Garage door opener. VA/FHA terms! And only $45. 700 Call 540-1 720 Paloce 111 CollecJe Parti 1 year old dream home! If qualtty 1s what you're seek- ing. then be sure to inspect this fantastic villa in lrvinef Rich blend of .. warm· COiors & interesting textures. Carpets. drapes. Entry hall. massive brick fireplace. Separate dining room. walnut cabinetry. Giant family room. Large, private rear yard & accenting block fencing. Sacrifice sale! $59,950. Call 540-1720. SpcMl.a. Vile Attention Vetst 4Yl years old home with dramatic arched entry way. Convenient floor plan with entry hall· to extra large living rQom with a beautiful Palos Verdes stone fireplace. Big bathS. Coontry kitchen with Wood cabinets & built-ins. Huge 20 ft covered patio & i~ maculate yards. S36,500. Call 979-2390. Vl•w f91tetk! Ab...ctOMd ly 0-Barcelona special! Exciting family home in Mission Save thousands! Popular Broadmo<)( Turtterock area. Air conditioned residence strictly quality inside & out. Cable TV, trashmaster. buill·ins. Gracious living room with ftreplace. 3 bedrooms t-family room. Secluded master bedroom. Shake root. overhanging eaves. All terms! $67.000. Listed by Seth Hodson 540.1720 Cestia "*-'Tiw leecJ9 This castle of a home is within walking distance to the beach, shops & schools. Private. corner lot with lovely courtyard entry No-maintenance yards. Spanish hied entry hall. Waterfall, pond. patio. 3 bedrooms. family rm. Fireplace is extra large. Even has a den! Sacrifice by ownetl S54.500. Ask for Libby D1nQWtz. IU·:ZH 1 Viejo. Located on a Quiet corner tot with a command1na.~of the whole doggone arl!f Has plush snag carpeting lhruout. Ceramic tned entry hall. 3 bedrooms + den area. Lovely wood-burning fireplace. Ranch kitchen. Deluxe appliances. $43.500. VA/FHA t9fms. Listed by Joan Ellstrom. 130-6060 C...,_ofMoM•ay College Park collossus. Combines ~eglll'!e of the Monterey design with tt'te versatility & strength of California l1v1ng Pro fessionally . larfdscaped yards View balcony off master suite. 3 baths. Family rm. 1 fireplace. 4 bedroom•. Near park & pool! $69,900. Desperate. Ask for Edythe Warner. f 7'·21t0 6und!f.Ma-ch 18,1975 D~LYPlLOT DJ \I loytil CciloMd Breathtaking! Move in condition! Mammoth home. "mini" pnce! Has all kinds of velvet greenery. Private back yard with rushing waterfall & patio. Extra storage area. including huge loft in garage. 2500 sq. It. offers 5 bedrooms + family room & format d1n1ng room 3 baths. Natural wo<>d cabinets Massive brick fireplace. Entry hall $63.500 Ask f()( Sharon Johnson. 142·1154 Sanno..-ch Has a mini forest of trees. plenty of room for your boat or trailer. Hardwood floors. wood cabinetry. 4 bedrooms. den area. Massive tog-burning fireplace. Ranch-style kitchen. Central rorced·air heating. A dream kitchen with everything you could want. S41 ,500 Call 540-1720. Hll~ 35 ft. Pool Entertain in style in this dramatic family home in the influential College Park tract. Has a big 35 ft. PC>OI with jacuui. Large garden patio. All copper plumbmg. Carpets & drapes are ltke new! Secluded master bedroom with private bath. Entry hall. fireplace. Excellent use of woods & colors. $48.950. Call 540-1720 to.gltfAftOftMrH._ And doesn't want two house payments. so bring those of- fers! Exciting Sandpointe close to South Coast plaza & easy access to the freeway. Offers a d elicate intermixing of tones & textures. Entry hall. 3 bedrooms + family room. Private master suite wrth bath. An all modern kitchen. And a great big fireplace for those chilly nights. $45,000. Call 979-2390. C...tryhtota Magnificent country estate has a forest of trees & grounds which are a virtual garden of eden . Entertaining will be easy. Exce llent r oom arrangement. Dining room seats 12 for dinner. Dynamic stone fireplace 4 bedroom suites. 3 baths. Garden patio. For the d1scrim1nat1ng buyer! S92.500 Call 540·1720 $46,000 :_GI TenM A 1ewel in Irvine! Absolutely spotless! This beautifully customized home has l1ke·new carpeting . Gorgeous te)(tured watts. drapes. Vibrant interior offering ease of movement. Entry hall, 3 bedrooms + lam11y room. Lovely t>rick fireplace. Walnut cabinets. bu11t-1ns. Owner must sell! So bring those offers! Call 540-1720 Sw8 P«* -$3',500 Terrific! Super sharp re- sidence with lush low main- ten an c e l andscaping. Beautiful swimming pool & patio area. Built-in BBQ. Has hardwood floors. new ccwpetang, central a1r condi- tioning, custom drapes. En- try hall, 3 bedrooms, lovely living room with fireplace. Seeing is loving! But don't del~ All terms available! Call 5-40-1720. ~ Prol»ahWa Here's your chance to save a bundle on emotional executive home in Huntington Beach. Lovely. Quiet area. Has sprinklers front & rear. B ag patio, met iculous yards, , Roomy Interior with 4 bedrooms + separate family room. An oversized fireplace. Dining rm. electric built-ins. Heavy beamed ceiling. Sho,,,crest! $53.500. Ask tor Leonard Elardo . .540-1720 laech.P...ti.T .... s All close byl Very pretty hOme in Huntington Beach .__...__. -...... 0.,,. &..M In beautiful lake Forest. Has a glorious lake view from each & every room Boating, SW11'1lfNng & clubhouse available. An executive's dream! Has lush. l ow-maintenance grounds with garden patio m the rear. OvefSlzed rooms oflenng 3 big bedrOOrns + family room. 3 king baths. Enormous fireplace. Just 1 year old' $68.500. Ask for Edward Helzerman. IJ0-6030 { !$i ' J 0 .... 0..,.. ... ' Has bought another home! Must sell magnanimous 3\12 year old home in Irvine immediately• Has been freshly painted. Beautifully decorated 1n "warm" colors & "nch .. 1extures 4 bedrooms + 3 baths A big family toom & Western fireplace 3-car garage HEU:>t Bnng all ollers. Ask for Marlene Escobar ~M•M• With an uncompromising view o f t he mar inal Professionally landscaped grounds are extremely private! 2 party patios. view balcony. Giant inside with 4 bedroom suites. family room, formal dining room. 3 king baths. Enormous Spanish fireplace. 1 year old custom! Priced to sell! $79,950. Call 493-1341 $33.900-SJC Vile Walking distance to tennis, shoPS & riding stables! The ideal residence for the fami- ly on the go! Includes thick pale carpeting & custom -drapes. Rich wood panel· ing, built-ins. and natural wood cabinets. Entry hall, 3 bedrooms. xtra baths. Extra IBlge living room for enter· taining. Brick patio. rrany trees. plants. Call 4 93-1341. ~P-..icVt.w 360 degree view of the ocean. city & gently rolhng hills of San Clemente. Sits aloft a hill with a view from every room! Secluded giant on Y.I acre. Has a massive party patio. sprinklers froot & rear. Huge 1ns1de! Features • bedrooms + big den. Formal dining room. Beautiful brick fireplace. Owner desperate! $77,900. Call '492-7210. Spcllwlsla Cowtyard Walk thru wrought-iron gateway to private Spanish courtyard with built-an 8BO. Has over Sl 0.000 in block fencing & landscaping. Sell- clea n 1 n g oven. no-wax floors. natural wood cabin e ts. mirrort!d wardrobe doors. Carpets. drapes Entry hall. 4 bedrooms. tamlly room. full dining room & Spanish hreptace Owner 1s anxious! $61,500 Call 492· 721 o Gi..t P'oo5-S47,750 An terms• Lovely wh1te-ra11 fencing in the front yard Pf'OV1des a wonderful coun- try atmosphere to this erro- honal young family home. Has a 30 ft pool with heater & ftlter. patio. Very roomy floor plan with 3 bedrooms + separate family room. Wood cabinets, fireplace. built-ms. Large family room & kitchen overlook the pool! Call 830-6060. C~.tePri.acy Colossal! Fantastic value! Completely private re- sidence on expanding courr try grounds with a forest of trees & lush, tow - ma1ntenance yards. Plenty of room for a pool. T erracot· ta Ille entry & hallway. New gold carpet 4 bedrooms. family room. full din1n~ room. Big den or 5th bedroom. Enormous bnck fireplace. 2500 sq. ft in all. $57,500. Call 830-6030. Gl...t I.di Estate Oo well over 1 /3 acre in San Clemente's finest area! Plenty of room for a pool. A tremendous homb abounding 1n luxury. Elegant entry way. Very private master suite with bath. Formal living room oflers an extra large fireplace. Farm styled kitchen. Owner anxious• Just $67,000 Ask for Gladys Gilham 492-7210 i P' Mc•'..t.. _ _. Troy pOol home in San Juan Capistrano! Has a big 31 ft. pool with heater & filter. Oversized patio. Room for your boat or trailer. Big. easy flowing floor design with 3 giant bedrooms. 3 baths. Huge 1 7 f1 formal dining room. Enormous family rm .. fireplace. Only 3 years Old! A -flleel. S60.950. Listed by 8 111 Owens. with VA terms available! Ideal f0< the active family. Spacious. comfortable interior with 3 bedrooms. Entry hall. stately living rm with 3 bedrooms Separate family room. Wood cabinets. built- ins. Carpets & drapes. $49.500. Ask for Glen Vantine. lt2-4401 iiiiii!!iliii!lillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i!i!! • ' . • I ' • . . ~ . • . .. , .. .. ~ - Don't iust sit · there on · your small fortune ••• I ·e LOolc around your hous~ and CJClrCICJe and you'll probably discover yoli have a mountain of oldies but goodies you could sell Move that mountain. Call a friendly ad-visor at the Daily Pilot. Use the direct line. Thousands of ready-to-buy ad reaclen are "shopping the ads in the Daily Pilot. every day. Many are eciger to buy iust what you have to sell. Advertise in the Orange Coast Newspaper with ~~ ~ Classified Ad li"e 642•5.678 : DAILY PILOT A trea bea~ ope Hos A hav $500 Mei whi line that ene1 D dire that hel lher can• can wilt M C'ent 50 i: 0th• at JI had hos1 \\! po.,. seal try, ~ Ora T P l ter pla lea use cor der tra car fee Joe son evi pos cor keE har Cal the aw. Ma coo nin rea 5CV sta Ian the bet the pie are Dei An, all do\ tha vel ser viv to I l>O! ly, , O.llrfltletSUff "91ote ELECTRON LINEAR ACCELERATOR ATTACKS CANCER CELLS With Machine Is Mary Aldridge, Certified Radiation Therapist Cancer Center Opens Hoag Patients Get Radiation Treat~ms By HILAR Y KAYE Of Ute DAll't Pilot Slaff A therapy center designed to treat cancer patients with high beam radiation doses has begun operation a l Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. A half-dozen cancer patients have started t reatment at the $500,000 Donna Maguire Duffield Memoria l R a d iation Cente r . which fe aturl's c.1 n .. electron linear accelerator" a machine that. kills cancer cells with hi gh energ.y radiation . DR . ROBE R T F . Shapiro. director of the center. expl ained that m ost types of cancer can be h e Ip e d l·h r o u g h rad i a t ion therapy. Some typ~. such as cancer or the cervix and skin cancer. have the best chance with radi.ation treatment Most of those treated at the center. which can handle about 50 patienL'i, will be outpatients. Others, though. \\ill be patients at Hoag Hospital, who previously had to be transferred to other hos pita ls for help, Shapiro said. While the r e a rc about 200 of the powerful radiation machines scattered throughout the coun- try, there arc only two othC'rs in Orange County. Shapiro s aid. THE NEW RADIATION center is expected to be a total facility, A special examining chair and where all types of cancer can be fiberoptics machine for exa min- diagnosed and treated, the doctor i ng patie nts with s uspected ...,.s ... a-.id ..... ...._ ___________ cancer of the larynx is also part of the center. MarlneCerpil'i..te Promotion List I Col. J ohn K. Davis, com- manding officer of Marine Air R ese rve Training Detachment at E l Toro, has been selected for promotion to brigadier general. While the ''lin~ar accelerator" is in operation. doct ors a nd technicians view the treatment throug h a closed cir_cuit televis ion syste m . A two-way in· ter com a llows constant contact with the pa tient. ACCORDING TO Shapiro, the $140,000 machin e i s technologically s uperior because of its ability lo focus its laser beam on all tumors, regardless of how deep within the body, and still cause minimal damage to healthy cells s urrounding the tumor Plans for the center began ba ck in 1967, with several don• J ons from major contributors. The fund -rais ing drive ad- vanced rapidly beginning in 1972, when the hospita l's men's sup- port group, the 552 Club, took over efforts tp raise money. Thirty.five donors have con- tributed m ore than $1,000 to the radiation therapy center fund, and about 250 other·persons have also contributed . Plans Adva11eed Land-use Reins Inevitable? By T HOMAS D. ELIAS While both de velopers and environmental in· terests are concentrating this year on the coastal plan which goes to the Legislature in December, at least four other significant plans for statewide land - use regulation ha vc taken shape. Two involve some sort of network of regiona l commissions s imil et r to t he coastal ones set up un- der Prop-0sit1on 20 in 1973 and two others would cen· tralize power even more at the state level. WllAT MAKES THESE PLANS MORE signifi- cant than similar ones advunced in the past is the feeling now accepted by large industries and local government as well as conser vationists -that some form of statewide land-use planning is in· evltable_ So interest groups which have traditionally op- posed any sort of r egional decision-making are now coming forward with plans of their own in hopes of keeping some of the power in local government hands. Foremost among these groups 1s the League of California Cities. "Our theory is that unless we take som e action , the prerogatives of local government will be taken a way by t he s tate or federal governments ," says Marvin Braude. a Los Angeles city councilman and coordinator of the teague of Cities' land-use plan- ning committee THE SVST F.M THE LEAGUE advocates would feature a s tatewide coordinating council and several reg ional councils. These agencies wou ld set standards a nd criteria for using various types of land, leaving it up to local governments to solve their problems accordJng to those guidelines. The r egional council ·sole function here would be lb resolve conflicts be veen local governm ents. They would thus ha e far less a uthority than the current coastal com lsslons. which h~ com-plet~ powe r over all new developmeAl in their areas. Among the other approaches is a tough bill by Democratic Assemblyman Charles Warren of Los Angeles -His measure would slap ·a moratorium on all agricultural lands In the state. forcing lan- downe rs to keefl their property in production rather than converting at to housing or other types of de- velopment. AT THE SAMF. TIME, DEMOCRATIC As· semblyman Edwin Z'Berg of Sacramento has r e· vlved h is plan (or n consolldated state commission to r"gulote all ase,ects or the envlroruncnL tlls pro· posar calls lor unified dcclllon·m&klng on air quali· ty. land use. (!ncrgy policy and wotcr quality, wlth SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS many powers now held by local governments going to the new agency. Z'Ber g pus hed the s ame idea in 1972 and 1973, but It went nowhere lar~ely because of the opposi- tion of former Gov. Ronald Reagan. The fourth major push for statewide controls on land-use comes from the private Planning and Conservation League <PCLl. Over the last year, the PCL has coordrna ted a joint effort by major in- dustries a nd environmental groups to come up with a plan acceptable to all. Involved in the effort were such firms as the Southern California Edison Co .• the Irvine Com - pany, Bank of Ame rica. Security Pacific National Bank and Pacific Gas & Electric Co. They worked together with the League of Women Voters. the Sierra Club and the Center for Law in the Public In- teres t to cr eate a plan the PCL will unveil later this month. "EVER YONE INVOLVED IN OUR effort agreed that Jand ·use will be the most important is- sue before the Legislature in the next two or three years," says Bill Press. the PCL's executive direc· tor. He revealed the general outline of the PCL's recently r~1eased plan in a seminar at a meeting of the Southern California Associatlon of Govern- ments. This one 1001<1; similar to the plan proposed by the League of Cities. But wtH:re the league's pro-a>osat Je'aves most decision·making power in local han4st tb4 P CL would vest fl'\Ore authority in stale and regional commissions. ''The real direction in our plan would definitely come from the state level." Press said. WHETHE R t\NV OF THESE NOTIONS will eventually be adopted is unsure . But it does seem certain th at some type of statewide land· use regula- tion Is on the way. ln the past, opposition from Reagan effectively stymied any such system. Out while Gov. Brown hasn 't yet lndlcated a preference Cor any or the cur· rent proposals, developers and conservationists alike consid er It a certainty that he'll ohy either one oC them or some hybrid version ~hat ls yet to emerge 6 4 2 • ~5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Sunday. March t6, 1975 DAIL V PILOT D3 -------....... --.--u-...,..-... --.-on-t_he_"'"-__ COMt _______ Homn For S. .... ...,..-.... ~ ..... -.,. . ..................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 1002 You Can seu tt, Find n, [ 842 aa.e ] One Cati S.W:e Tr.O. It With a Ww1t Ad ·~ • u Fast Credit Approvat IF YOU'RE FUSSY a:!J• .... ' ...... ta.mt ~·· • '-"~ :-. ... 5050-~ t:.'T::w. ... IOOCMOt9 ._. • • • • · • • • • 3000 .... SenkH & ""*1 ~ I~ • • ~'°" \'ou 11 IO\-l' lhl!>l'Al'tUllH.· :.111~ll· ,,tory Ill vr11uc bl'at•h l ot·.1t1on 1'1 .1 ntl'U rl'tl 1·01 nt:r lot lmmaeulate In11•r111r de \.OI' .., \l'ITllH: Ft-atures t•ll11·ll'IH \' ra1> around d 1~.1 m lo.ill hen Cot) la1111I~ r ov m w ith ....... ........... • ~,...,,. & Aut-W.. & .... ~ .•.•.•..•. !OOC)..'°"9 ... . -... 1000-71'9 ,,. --9100.""9 ~-~~ ....... J~:.r::.~.~ ....... ~~:.~.~ ...... . G ... r.I I 001 GtMrelll I 002 G.....-al I OOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5rstfJ)J_u4' ~~ 0r. ttrtt.JJ lai'l' Fut nlJ.l du\ ~--------illJ;( llnc )l'ar 11l'W. Ju1>t . NEWPORT SHORES ~11.000 • t:all now to :.ee ell Newport Beach realty &U-1133 ANYTI ME ILUFFS SPECIAUSTS FOR 10 YEARS SUPER ILUFfS IAY VIEW E-PLAN, one of a kind, superlative view, loads of custom features. Old Bluffs . $112,000 J-PLAN. 2 bdrm., single level; newly decor. $75,900 F-PLAN , 3 bdrm .• 2 12 bath fixer-upper; 320 degree view_ $74,500 GREENIELT -POOLSIDE A PAIR OF QUEENS IN THE ILUFfS 3 Bdrms., 21/2 ba .. w/conversation pit. One in fee at $86,000; open Sun. 1-5. 307 Vista Trueba. One in leasehold at $73,500; Call for s howing. X -PLAN ; 3 bdrm .• 2 112 b a . free-st anding condo. $70,500 V-PLAN: 3 bdrm., 21.2 ba., super cozy. $.56,950 K-PLAN ; 4 bdrm., 2 ba. like new. $.57,500 CALL US ANmME FOR APP'T. ~----~ GeMral I 002 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ELEGANT POOL HOME ERIORS: Act.eriiwn ~ check their ads doily & report errors IMmedlahly. The Spac1oustwostory1nlov· ely communlly. Ra1!>ed DAILY PILOT as~s entry :.leps down to plui.h Habillty for the first•• living room. Extra tarr.te correct inserffoftonly. tor ma I dining . Suµl'r ____ ..-lamtl y roo m . 4 Big ~ bedrooms. You mu"l sec Hoetses For 5* this unmac:ulatc honw. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.i l l now 8 l 7 l)UIO General I 002 Agl•nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• STEPS TO THE BEACH L1\c the ~ood Ilic. A:. MH'latwn maintained Quall Place prc:.t-nts an ei.clu:.1ve dream home i::rounds. One year new OPULEMT LUXURY wuh ~750 sq ll, located in High :.cl'uruy private community. Takeadvan-Dover S horl'::. with a tage 01 low, low price. µ.1norcJm1c \&cw ut the J~l~,SOO!.Callnowto bal'khay, Fas hion Island and mountains. 5 Bdrms _:.ee !l47-6ol0Agcm and 5 l><Jlhs "1th mer ~IJ,OUU ol t u i.tom v.allpaper and <Ira~:.. l wet bar !>. l 11repl,1cci. and lamal) rooms From lhc rmme n:.c ffij:.:.1vt: l,Hlrm with sunl-en l>ill h tu tile trcllii.l·d i::ardl'n oul 01 the 1>agci. ol Sun:.et .\lagalllll', lh1:. homc 1s an cxccµllonal buy al S:!l:J.000. Uy apµo111tmcm only m9=l F;;.P.1trt1•• . 7Sl•1920 : i400 QUAIL st HIWH>lif llACH SUN LOVERS ATTENTION Sun yoursell Otl the hu!?e aecond ~Lory s undeck. T his party hOme has a c.·1uy 1.1m1ly room w1Lh llrcplacc. lormal drnini;:, 01g s lep down living rv om. All 4 k1ngs1zc l~droom:. have soanng \ aulled cc111ng!> Would ~ ou oclie\ e only ~.soo·! !°>l'C ll now! Call ~7 -6iHO ,\gent EAST SIDE FIXER UPPER *SUPER * FAMILY HOME Near Hack Uay Horse Area with 5 BRs plus lam1ly r m 1>lus damn~ rm. Thi:. home has loac.b o l n e w li lt' and \I all paneling. and 1:. a real plea sure t u ~how Reduced price S."'l.i.ooo. D.J. FEENSTRA 642--45 13 lilC. 549-Jllii.! CAPE COD TWO STORY POOL $1900 DOWN Formal entry LOX large llvmg and d1rung rooms. Custom m irron'<.I walls and room d 1 v1der:. Spacious mdoor-outdoor kitchen. S"eepang stairs tu unique mas ter and separatc <'h1l<l r c n s w 1 n g :. . \' e r y I a r f!. e enclo:.ed patw. Hamt11 ang park like ground:. cJnd pool. Don ·l mis:. th1:. one Call 96J-t.767. ()PfN 1•19•115 ll'N ICM N• I' l8Hfilltl Great hllle stancr home WORK OUT OF or re ntal on huge hu1lda l>lc R·2 lot. Hnni:: paml YOUR LIVE IN hrus h With c·hcrkbook. Nice l bedroom home on Only S:ll .500. t>tli 7711. .\it 1 Jot. S hop space 1s re· Open Eves. ady. 66xl35 lot gives am· 1111 pie storage a rea. Call 646-i li l. • OPfN l".9 •fl~ fLJN •OFI •11,'l' ~ lid r m .• fct m1ly room, 3 1147 -0010 Agt-nt. bath:.. Ow ner anx1oui. - - ha:. t wo home!>. Priced al So~.950 1ncl ud1n~ t h e la nd DUPLEX Newport. 3 lldrm~ , :! ba .. tr p lc. + 2 lxlrm Xlnt cond Clo:.e lo lkad1 & shoppan~ l..owt•r unll avail lor new ownl.'r ~7.~I "Mill-t' Hoom t-'ur Uad· d y .l'lcan vut \hl' gara~e .. t urn that J\lllk 1mo ca~h with a Uu1ly Pilot t'lusi.1t1t..'CI Ad CJll t).12 5ti71l ti.:! JOO:! l)~;! L2.;Jt'\\.'I> N•f• •port• .............. , associated BROKERS-REAL TOWS l01~ 11\o Bolboo ~'' 'to I OPEN HOUSES 409 No. Bayfront Sat /SllA. 1-S H.ilboa l~luncl I I 0 Broookline, C.M. Sun. 1-S Condo. :l + elm SJI .;,oo HESTER-BROWN & As~ot . Heultor:. 833-9781 For a-irted Ad ACTION Call A DAil Y "LOT AO.VISOI MJ-5671 Getteral 1002General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I irvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $64,500 TO $775,000 IRVINE COVE Magn ificen t 4 bedroom est ate. Custom designed pool +ocean view. Lus h l a nd sca pin b + pri vat e community. Appl. onl y. E\'an Corkett 642-8235. (S3.5) HAPPY DAYS! Baycrest 4 bedroom & family room. Extra s pacious master bedroom s uite. Lovely secluded patio. $112,900. He le n Ha rtley 642-8235. (S36) llG BUY IH BIG CANYON Monaco Model -professionally d ecorated w /a r bors. firepit & exquisite la ndscaping. 3 bedrooms -2112 baths . Bob Owens 64Z-8235. (5.n) HAPPINESS IS. A 4 bedroom family home in Westcliff. Especially s uited for teenagers, e ntertain in ~ & family living -huge garde n ro?m . - Mariners & Harbor school district. $94 .000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (S38) UPPER BAY HACIENDA Spanish tile entry. majestic wood beam ceilings, garden view kitchen -3 bedrooms, 2 baths -3-car garage. $69,500. Lois Egan 644-6200. (S39) SIMPLY ELEG.AMT Lovely 3 bedroom. 212 bath Bluffs condom inium w \ icw of i\"ew port Bay . Fr es hl y d ecorated - im mediate occupancy_ $74,950. Jeanne Newman 642-8235. <540 ) .. REOUCED FOR QUICK SALE" 1 12 year old, 2 bedroom condominium w /den & dining room -pool. tennis & jacuz zi. SS,000 in extras . Tr a ns ferred owner says s ubmit ALL offers! $67 ,000. Larry Oyer 642-8235. (S41 > UPPER BAY Superb Ii ving room & family room w/used brick fireplaces -3 lg. bedrboms & 2 roomy baths. Ne\tport mailing addrc~s. $64.500. Emmet McKune 644 ·6200. (S42 l HARBOR VIEW SOMERSET OCEANv;e-w ~,"·R '"" [ ~~li~IHil Priced by out ol town _ --New on market -5 bedroom, 3 bath, covered patio steps lo park & pool. $96.900 fee. J oyce Edlund 642-8235. (S43) seller. wont la!tl. AJ,:l 642 l2J7 tS48 !>.llli OPEN HOUSE ' SUNDAY 12:30-5 IRVI NI:: TERHACE - Vl EW J BR/Pool S151.000 1701 GALATEA * WATERFRONT-BOAT SLIP JHH :)112.500 17 IALIOA COVES * HAL PIMCHIM. Rltr 2727 E. Coast Hwy. 675--4391 .,, ..• ..,. ... .... •••••tt f Of ClllllfW Ad AcrtON c..a A DAILY N.Of .... wsoe Ml-1611 MEW PORT HEIGHTS l FIREPLACES Plush carpeting, wetbar, µrem1um wall coverings. 3 huge bedrooms. 3 car ~arage. 3 pal10s. M1n1- poo I. P r1 vate ya rd. ~4!1,900 . 10'1< d o wn. t>lti·-14 i7 • KE Y ~1 P.€ALTOP.5M . VETERANS T1r~d'or getting the run nround"!'?'! H you have a ny questions about buy· mg a home VA, ca.JI lhe VA ExperlS at World Real &tat. Specrahsts m VA hous 1ng. Ask ror Vete ran Couns elor. 556-7777, a nytime. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE For so much home! Huge beparate family r oom has Sw edis h fll"l•place + bar Extra larae tormnl d1n 1ng . Eflic lenl hom emaker ktlchen. AH kinrslae bedrooms. Big corner lot. AJI for only ~8.$00. Ca II now to see 847 6-010. Acent. I LIDO ISLE New exc lus ive! Glamorous 4 bedroom w /pool. on 45 ' lot. . Beautifully decorated thruout. Soft gold ca rp ets . linen textured draperies, complete new kitchen. Cathy Schweicke rt 642-8235. (S44 ) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Cus tomized 3 bedroom Bluffs condominium . Bri c k patios, upgra ded ca rpe t , hardware & fi xt ures. Submt all offers. Ba fbara Aune 642-8235. (S45) A COMFOITAILE W.AY OF LIFE IM WESTCUFf Warm. ~ma culate 3 bedroom, family room home. Sparkling pool, rose garden pine trees w /room for veget able ga rden. Jane Frazee 642·8235. (S46) TANT ALIZJMG TURTU:ltOCK! ! Sharp 3 bed room in superb condition w /air conditioning & hillside vi ew!! Low, low pr ice in fee!! OPEN SUN. )·SP .M. 1171 I , ASEO CORlU. IS47l ff1 Oowf Dflff 141 UU .... M«:Atlh1o11 JO '200 ~ Bead\, C.lllOfnill tH6l .. # . D4 DAIL y PILOT Sunday March 18 1975 . MIWP<>nlUCN Harbor View Homes ; s bdrms .. family rm & pool. $109.750. 1717 roar MAMLSGH OPEM SUM. 1·5 Harbor View llomes; 2 b<lrms. & den. $76,500 MORTH aUffS Nc'A'port lkach 3 8dr"1s .. 2 1,~ baths. sss.ooo 3202 COLORADO PL OPEM SUM. l·S Costa Ml'su. Mesa Verde Hi ghlands; 4 Hdrms .. famil y rm. & pool $55,500 17592 WILLOW TREE LAME OPEN SUH. 1-5 t...niv. Par~. J Bdrms . family rm $-19.!)!)() 4151 OLD MILL OP&f SUM. 1-5 Cret.·nlrcl' I lunh"·" In me ·l Bdrms. & famtl) rrn S5'Z.500 VILLA PARJC 5 Hdrm . f;1mll~ rm & bonu:-. rm $125.000 VISleN f\ fkd 11111 Company 18124 Cttl .. r DriH UN..nity Peri Shopipiag Cewter lnbw 552-7500 General I 0021G~n~ral . I 002 ..............•.....•.. !······················· MAMY OF THE FOUOWIMG HOMES LISTED BELOW ARE OPEM THIS WEEt<EMD FOR YOUR IHSPECTIOM. CALL FOR ADDRESSES AMO IH· FORMATION. SI 34,500 ... Could make 1t all come true. 5 b edroom I v an .Wells Home on corner lot. 3112 baths. Dining room, family room. laundry/sewing room. Island kitchen with eating s pace. One look 1s enough. $134,500. STAMFORD -MODEL Super end wiit. 3 bedroom. 2•,2 bath; 2 f1replaecs -s hag carpel, wet bar, works hop ; n ear pool & tennis; fenced. enclosed palio HURRY! Only $61.500 LOT IH BIG CAHYOM Bwld y our dream home on this super s ite overlooking golf course at end of cul-de-sac. Lowest price in this presti g ious gal<' guarded community S69.000 SHOR.ECLIFFS VIEW -MEW LISTIMG Prime ocean & jetty view. Profe ss ionally decorated . 4 bedroom s, den, s itting room , breakfast room , large game room with pool table. Oceanside terrace, interior patio. $375,000. CHARMIMG EASTBLUFF Spacious corner location. covered with big trees, makes a perfect setting for this large 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 s tory home. $85,000. MEW IN BA YSHORES Jmmaculatc 3 bedroom, 2 bath family home in private community near beach . Lovely patio for entertaining. 587.500. BIG CAMYOM- IEAUTIFUL BORDEAUX One story 3 RR a t 1973 price. Great location. B1i! lot. air conditioned. Corning cook top, upg rades, privacy, quick occupancy. Now $118,500. IA YCREST ... TOYON LAME A s parkling property in a superb neighborhood . This home is r efined, subtle. tast e ful. and features a stunning backyard. 4 bedrooms. 3 bath s. Formal dining room . $117,500. WHAT DO YOU WAMT ??? A ht•a utiful c u stom home ? 45' Bayfrontagc ., l'1<>r ? Financing ? Spectacular' view ? Parking ? Spacious (•nterla111111g? Swimmin~ ? ALL THI S plus much m or e IS YOURS for $279,500 THIS HOME HAS IT AU PopuJar Corona del Mar address, charm with (Juality, view the tide J>()Ols and pounding surf. Terms too' 3 hedrooin:--. 2 bath~. Sl35,000 DAMA POINT VIEW LOT Spectacular h arbor & ocean vista. Large level Jot in fee tit It.'. $159.000. with terms available llG CAHYOM VIEW & POOL Heauti ful exterior of wood and stone on large view lot. 5 Bedrooms. family room. Definitely a home for e nte rtainin g Wood de·cking s urrounding pool anvacuzzi. $179,500. IALIOA ISLAMD $8,000 Price reduction on this large 4 bdrm . family room home. on 2 lots. 3 F1r('pl acc.·s, jacuz1i. wet bar. Loads of Mcx1<.'a n t1I<' Hug<' patio. com pJete ly \.\ailed for utmost privacy. S14!l.5fMJ DIAL 644-1766 2161 s..~ltd...H.I. A COLDWIU IAMl8 CO. IUCHRAMCH POOL& FAMILY ROOM NO DOWN VA t '..intasllc four !Jtodroom lw..11'11 homt'. Spuc11.>ut1 t•nlr) lu crwranuw. hll.IOK and cJ111111..: room&. L'n1 llUC i;:ar tlet1 l<rll:hl'll J um bu :,111.· purl,\ roum t\rng :,11.t• master & l'ntldrt·n~ sutll'!> Wall ol !: 111 ~ s l ll I' oh' tll'>d U n p .11·11dl'll' Spe<•tucular 1>oul .ind ul.1 hut. No duwn to \ l'l;. l.m\ do" 11 lu nun Vl'l:>. l'.tll 11u11:k tJ(;:J 11i1:, OPEM HOUSC, SAT & SUH 1 .. 5 * BA YSHORES • 2511 VISTADR. I\ Ft'E -.'\cwl' n· 111111klcd :! o<.lrm . l IJ..ith, lols ol "out! K1tt'l1en has JI) nt•w J j)pl11Utct'S mcldg ll:oh\\-hr & trash compac lur-i;:u t•st 1:1 rc a over ~;i ra i.:c. Ideal for ll.'Cn.iJ.!l'r ul' mother in I.I\\ .. \ tl'c !Jill tu <1rt•a. :11 b.1Lh 111 garage. Ell•clrtt' Karai.:t· door opener U.\"L Y SLI0,000 2491 CRESTVIEW OPEN SUH. 1-5 l·:xtrJ lrg ;J Bdrm, ,; H.\, t.1m r m w / \\l'l b•H. .1''111 m.d 11111 rm. ~l'" 1111.: r110111 ol t m .t"\l'r bdrm. ~1·n 11 1· porch Lgc l'C· ment .1rt"1 t11r h.1dn11ttt·n o r IJ n <t 1 o 1 t r :i 1 I l· r s t o r .i ~ • • .! I <• ' c I , patio~ \~I\ l.\t, S:il'!.50ti Phyllis Salyer February llunlington Beach Chuck &verett Kent Pierce Jan. & Feb. January Costa Mesa Huntington 8c1:1ch Cub&W•ec• .... lsttlht.c. c-.••" s ....... f'khnd Mar~e Morgan February !':ewport Beach for being the top pr.oducers duri'J1i the 1st 2 Months of 1975. BUSINESS IS GREAT a n d with the continuing improvement of the Real Estate m arket, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Call one of these professionals today. You'll be glad you did! ~COATS & WALLACE '::D7 REAL ESTATE, INC. COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BLACH WH Bctkrr 1.1021 Atlanta 170 Nel'<por I Ctr Ur ctt Hctrbor at Magnoha Suitt' 100 5·16-4141 962-445-l fwO-hlf1l AN INDEPENDENT LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE ENTIRE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963. NEWPORT HEIGHTS \I l ~ T ~ t: E c 0 I\'. l'llt'l'rl11l .1 Bdrm or i· & lh 11 011 l urn!'r lul . ::. p ,1 <' • o u " " ood ch'<: k p.it10 1111111 hous1.• to lrg II& F p<1ul clres:.1ni.: rm & ~~ .......... ! ooi lGeMral 1002 ~~~! .......... !?~~~~~~! .......... ~?~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hath 111 pool .1 n·u Sl!l'EH :\cw111H·t lut·.t· uun .;H El ~l1xh n.1 All tor S5!1.5ttll • 11C 11 THOMAS RE~LTOR :!:.! 1W.t'<iast 1 ll~y ~ pt. lkat·h .l Iii :,,,..!7 E Vt'S ;, 15 .)1~1.1 SSOOO DOWN ASSUMES VA $30 I PER MONTH f'n• ... t1 ;!l' l'OllllllUllll\ n1·.1 r h<'.ll'fl ,\ 1 1111111 l111m.11 Ul.1\\' 11111tl1t11111 Funl"l11111.d ll11or pl.111 I 11111.:t• bedroom" 1-., l'l'lll·nL in \'l' .. t m<·lll • '" I. 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C.ill [® ESTATE RS I I LINDA ISLE A manrlous ;; hdrm. ,, hath l'Ustom h11tll home h ICiilllrt•tl lhh "-l'l'I. Pri\ ·•H' c-lullho11 .. 1• .1nrl lnlllb t1111rt l111 11 -.11k11h only Ptl•r and ~1111 "'tll .11·1·11011111.tll' ,1 larg1• lioat 1'111s 1\111111• h.1s 1•vl'1 ,. ,1m1·111t \ ()l'l":-0 ltUl ~I·: 1., \ t-:1<\' IJ,\ \' l 'N f'l I. :'>01.ll I I .1 111111 111 1 .tll our ulll< 1· • ,,.Qua_u ~ &•Plac• Prop9r'tl-7S2·1920 "00 Ql>All ST HIWl'OllT llACH NEW LISTING In lnrnt· INrJ<'l' On1•t1I our linl''l prOJ.)crtlt?'i WESLEY N ~YLOR CO REALTOHS sincP 1H4 BIG CAN YOH BEST BUY! $1 39 ,500 Lovely VIEW & rm f or pool ! Spectacular 2-story entry, huge LR. OR. fantastic kitchen, 4 bdrms & 3 luxury baths. Plus a bonus rm. Very plush cptng, full y Jndscpd. Quiet !ll. 2 RUE CHAMONIX SAT/SUN 1·5 CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX View from owner's beautiful unit. tluality bit redwood 2-story. Spacious 3 BR, den, 2 bath.5 , fireplace in each unit. 2 Years n ew. Grt location het. hwy & ocean. Lovely home + int. 510 AVOCADO OPEN SUN 1-5 EXCLUSIVE LIMDA ISLE -$425,000 The ONLY brand NEW home on market on this exclusive island. Truly luxurious thruout! 5 Bdrms. fam rm, recreation rm, 5 1/2 bath.5, centr al vac, pool/jacuzzi, lge sauna. 3-car garage. Gorgeous custom drapes & carpeting. 76 LINDA ISLE SAT/SUN 1·5 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Most popular mcxlel of Broadmoor & has so many additional features. Professionally decorated & landscaped. A real beauty, top toe. with view. 4 BR. FR;·DR &3 ba 3 HOMES FOR LEASE Ha y Is land furn. 4 BR, dock S2.000 ~to. Little Is land furn. 3 BR. dock S850 Mo. Bi g Cyn. Unfurn. 3 BR, C&D $1, 150 i\lo. 2 I 11 San JOGqlld Hills Road MEW PORT CENTER. M.1. 644-4910 I Gett4traf I 002 GeMr91 . 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA .DEL MAR DUPLEXES The worm h as turned. Sales in Newport Beach are breaking all pre- vious records. Now is the time to buy . I have just listed for sale, 2 duplexes. localed So. of Coast Hwy. on pictures- que Fernleaf A vc. One is listed at $92,500, with a charming d P.tached 2 bdrm. home with elec. bit-in kil~hen & a Swedish frplc., witb room for ex- pansion in many directions. A modern l bdrm. rental unit is located over a large, double car garage. Close to everything! This charming 3 bdrm .. 2 bath house + a basement, of all things, was com- pletely remodeled in 1973 & is located on a corner lot. Tastefully decorated. with a lge. flagstone frplc. To o{f-set overhead, an iinma~. 2 bdrm. aot .. is over a l a r ge, double car garJige . Loaded with w armth & charm. Listed at $117,500. JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR MOST ELEGANT OFFICE IN TOWN 2602 Newport lhod., ~ .... 675-9111 24 I SH~ICE BEAUTtFUL BAYCREST Garden-like view thru the picture window -complete with waterfall, a lso a secluded swimming pool & hobby room to add to your enjoyment. 3 Bdrms .. family r m . & formal dining rm. home. $112 ,500 HARBOR VIEW HILLS Exceptionally attractive 4-bdrm. & family rm. home. A spectacular view. secluded lanai & lovely pool, complete the picture of a r estful family home ideal for e ntertaining. Price -Onl y $129,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Your opportunity knocks! Due to change in ramily plans. you can pick up a "Montego" 4 bdrm. & family rm. home thru year old escrow -at last year's pncc of $75.000. . -~ VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 2407 E COA S T HWY CORONA OLL MAR G.neral 1002Gmual 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW -LOCATION-QUALITY Just listed . Broadmoor 11. Corona del Mar. 4 BR .. DR, den home. Top cond ition , beautifully done! Panoramic view of harbor & night lights from very private corner lol. Owner moving -priced low for the serious buy<>r . $129.500. OPEH SUH. 1-5 250 I ISLAND VIEW MEWPORT SHORES REDUCED $4,500 4 Bdrms., DR & den. In private beach community. Great home for the young family. $65,000. OPEN SUN. I ·5 449 PROSPECT' . TOWERING TREES .I !curt of Corona del Mar, triple:ll.. Lux- ury owner's penthouse unit ... some ocean view. Three 2 bdrm~. 7:3x81 ft. lot. $130,000 Plea~e c:all for appt. Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 ·4848 Ge.ral 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ BIG CANYON Three OPEN HOUSES in BIG CANYON Country Club are staffed to show you ALL a vailable homes in this prest1g1ous area. pr1cecJ from $124 .500 Come on Sunday from 1-5 to •22 Hue Cannes. pool $125,000 •40 Rue 1''ontainebleau Sl3s:soo •29 Rue Grand Vallee $149,500 •Also exceptional VIEW 3 BR Bordeaux model Shown by Appt. Only. •C..._Loh&R..._.s I-nur bedroom homl' v. 1th ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -.pArktrn.: 1>001 JO~d -: 1002 G.Mrail mint nn rou rt \'1111 own !"'M"""lfl'IW••MM#•WW•••M-t•••• • •• •• • •. ••• ••••••• • •••••••••••.~.-a th(' I.ind Uni\ ~I.I .l4>0 (;.ill QUH Illy t.f3 K:"ill ()rf ,., I "'. , ., ' I ~, t [~·12111 Want .HI rM11ltJ~ ne Call Service Fast Credit Approval M•wport H9ICJht• * 145,900 * 3 tut 2 BA -3Car0ar l .!lrl(f' Lot Ca II DO v t: H R ttALr\' 6 4:, 00711 HOME + l~OME t-:ASTSJ Of: 38R hou~e with b;H·hclOr 3pt t-llut apt over itoraic. Ai; ~umt> 7',; VA loan U76. per mo. Cull PRf'~TICHt tll)M ES, fi45-M46 ---- • Pete/Jarrellf<e~ft'J preJenlJ NEW LISTING! Ml~RT H!IGHTS -a rare rind, 2 ho son large lot! Terrific 3 bedroom, fa ly room w /VIEW or ocean, plus separate 2 bed rm unit. Asking $115,000. Be the first to see this! 1811 -181 S Cliff Dr. Ml Sunday 1·5 NEW LISTING! IEAUTIFUL DUPLEX -one of a kind on secluded Newport Island. 5 Bedrooms in upper unit, 3 bedroom in lower. Crystal chandelier, 10 ft. ceiUngs, custom draperies, marble fireplaces - a delight to see! I HEW LISTING! HANDY DAMDY COMDO -near ev.er- ything ! 2 Bedrooms & pool, $28.900. As- sumable FHA loan. Call 675-4060 HARBOR HIGHLANDS COURTYARD EMTRY -opens to im- maculate 4 bedroom. family room home PLUS study and/or office and/or mother-in-law suite. Terrific floor plan, much eye appeal and many ex- tras. 675-4060 I 633 Hi9hland Dr. Mwpt lch Sun l·S NEWPORT HEIGHTS OM THE CAMYOM -Enjoy truly im· maculate 3 bedroom. den home. Has a huge playroom & large lot with partial ocean view. $75,0UO. 303 La Jolla, M. B. • Sam 1-5 HILL TOP AMD VIEW OPEN BEAM & BRICK -3 bedroom home. beautifully a ppointed. New ,kitchen, pool & jacuzzi. $122,500. on fee land. 1420 Kings Rd, Cliff Ha•en, Ml Sun 1-5 BACK BAY HALF ACRE -with 4 bedroom. 3 bath home. I1ovely pool and roo m for horses everything for an active fami- ly! Call 642 ·5:W0tosee. ' PETE BAllREIT REALTv J l60S Wutctiff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 714 E. Bitlboa Blvd .. Balboa 675-4060 G~ral I 002General I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY 'OCEAN VIEW I r\'ine Terrace -front row center. Completl'ly rcdcc01·. Over 5,000 sq. ft. hnng an·a. Comfortable family living l~ executive entertaining. 4 Bdrms., 4 1 :i baths. formal dining area. Cov- ered vit>w patio, pool & bltn. BBQ. Low leC1s0hold. S2-t7,500 ASSUMABLE LOAN .. or 110 do\\11 to G.J's. 3 Bdrms. + honu!'> rm. Classic A-fram(• design ; lge. t'Ol'l1l'I' lot : com·cmt!nl Costa Mesa area. Hcduccd to S-W,900 EASnLUFF HOME LOWEST PRICE OM TH"£ MARKET!! Large 2-story, huge family rm., form;,tl dining rm .. family size kitche n; 3 hclrm ~ ; 'H'\\ ol the hills ! Best value at Si~l.!J50 ' C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTILUFF CEHTE' Gneral I 00,2General I 002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HUG HOMES, INC. SPYGLASS HILL 4 Bdrm . home with ocean & Mt. view; family rm. + bonus rm . $162.500 COROMA DEL MAR . Most des irable location; outstanding 4 bdrm . + family rm ., pegged & g rooved fir. in dining rm. Warm woods used thruout. LIMDA ISLE Dock your boat in front of this fan- t astic 5 udrm., 4 bath family home. Asking $350,000 IALIOA PEMIMSULA 4 Bdrm. older home on the bay; com- pletely remodeled. Asking $295,000 THE BLUFFS Sharp 4 ur ;J & a den "C'• model ; air· cond.; on greenbelt. $72,500 567 San Micolas Drive, Suite I 02 Mewport Ctftttr 640-4050 CORONA DEL MAR Welcome DUPLEX Buyers OPEM SATURDAY /SUNDAY S 14·5 I 41/J IRIS. CdM 3 Dcdrm, 2 bath in <'arh unit. Approx. 1650 sq. ft per umt. Completely re- dccora ted thruout. $87 .soo. Lachenm ye r llt'.111 I• I Office 646-3928 Eve~: 645·0882 . ~ ••••••• ~ •••••• - • ~ - 362 .. Bu FEI on~ in Y• ami palii 1411 hos1 bed1 pi nil Ope1 232 Her bea a 11 lntc horr Ope 231 had ves on two bo~1 $87. EXC dee S89, Cor bed the $73, Cor bed ON: larf 'car bed lo~; Lov Eas five PR con for Exe bee gar mtt co 2 - GeM ••••• - HA mo rm Ian mo 19] NE mo far <J c str 19! anc RI• ing far ho1 exc 4SC 21 - G"" • •••• • • • I "' H...... For S-. ~"""'For S.. HMMa For c....... JHon.a few Sdt Ho.wt fw SGlie jHovus For Selle Sunday. ~rch 16 1975 DAILY PILOT D5 ···•·········•···••··•• ·····•···•·····••• ~ ······················· ·················•····• .•..................••• G......, ' -· · · · ..... ...................... .. . Ho.t:a.a For S. Hws For s. tt 1 an Per S. . 100 G1 .. rllll 1002 ••wwwllll tOOljGii•Mll • tOO G...,.., IOO~aMral IOOJ ....................... ••••n••••••u•••••• ... \ ..................... .. ······················· •• ···················· .......................................... , .... ······················ ~ ...................... •••r• 1002 ~ 1oozo ... ,_. 1001 REALTORS 675-5$11 3 626 CATAMARAM: Customized .. Burlingame" Six bedroom model on FEE LAND. Improve yow-goll gam e ~m your own putting green, then relax m )'.Our own jacuzzi or swimming pool amidst lush landscaping & private patios. $149,500. Opeft Sat /Svn 1-5 1411 ••RIMERS: Westcliff area -the hos test with the mos test -five bedrooms, pool, close to schools, shop- ping, park & library. AH for $66,500. Open Saturday 1-S 232 ,OIHSETTIA: Corona del Mar. Here's your chance .__ live close to the beach & also be within easy walking of all shops, banks, restaurants. Interesting two bedroom. two bath home. OWNER WILL FINANCE. Open Sunday $87 ,500 231 LARKSPUR: Corona dcl Mar. We had t h is sold, but it ''fell out". An in· vestor's d elight -ready for expansion on a lot & one·half. Two bedrooms, two baths & lanai room. Par k your boat or trailer. Ope Si.It. & Sun. $87.500. EXCLUSIVES: Beautifully upgraded & d ecorated Bluffs Condominium al S89,000 Corona del Mar c harm ; delightful two bedroom, just steps to the beach. Jn the ··200" block on Heliotrope -- $73,500. Corona del Mar -interesting two bedroom home with loft on a LOT & ONE-HALF, R·2 zoning, r eady for a large second unit. $75,500. ·cameo Shores: "Sp arkli ng" three bedroom with OCEAN VIEW. Largest lo~ around -almost tennis court size. Lovely patio, secluded ; $127,500. East Bayfronl-Littlc Island : Unusual five bedroom ON TllE BAY w ith PR IVATE P I ER: or can be re· ('Onverted lo a duplex. S250,000. Call for appointment to sec. Excellent rental : Westcliff area, three bedroom, two b aths. spacious , gar dener & water included. $425 • mthly. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Mar 675-5511 I ~~~~~! .......... ~~~~~~~~! .......... ~~~~ • /1«4t4S~~ REALT-ORs'. BEAUTIFOLL Y DECORATED HARBOR VIEW HOMES Monlego model. 4 Bedrooms, dining rm + fam rm. Warm fireplace. On a beautiful landscaped corner lot Shows like a model. $81.500. 1975 Port Brist_., Hrbr Vu Hm Sat /Sun 1-5 HARBOR VIEW HOME NEW LISTING . Popular Carmel model + a bonus room. 3 Bedrooms, fam rm., dine rm., cozy fireplace. On a choice lof al the end of a cul-de·sac street. $72,950. 1950 Port Bishop Cir. Sot/Sun I ·5 CAMEO SHORES CotM by!! and meet MARSHALL & SHIRLEY R ICH. our resident salespeople scrv- in~ Cameo Shores. at this 4 bedroom, fai;nily room. garden, a nd ocean view home. Hurry!! Only a few left in this exclusive, private beach community. 450 I Hampden. Cameo Sh. Sot /Sun 12·5 CALL-644-7270 '828 E. Coost Highway, Corona del Mor "' cu .,., , .. fltf, JlU, •• ,,.,. urM•CI •• , .. IAllOfl :* * ·* * *-* qeritage ColleCti~n MOVING EAST OWHM MUST Sa&. -gorgeous, near new 3 bedroom, bright, cheerful family room , + for mal dining. Beautiful cov- ered patio & 1-. ..... 19 Pool Call 540.1151. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX LISS THAH ONE YEAR OLD -and m ust l>e sold. Beautiful building with 3000 sq. ft.. o f li ving ~ace. Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath owner's unit, enjoy New port's fines t beach. VERY LOW down payment to qualified buyer. Va- cant, ready for your inspection! ! Cal 546--5180. BALBOA PENINSULA 2 HOMES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Large 2 story, 5 bedrm, beautifully modern + Hparote lot wttt. 2 bednn horM for rent al included. Give us a Ceill on this one. . .it's fantastic! 540-1 IS I MESA VERDE 2 Story ONLY $64,000. You'tf love this ex· ecutive style Pacesetter home com· plete with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, den & formal dining. Fantastic lattice work patio cover. Be.t •Glue in all of Costa Mesa. Don't miss it! ! Call 546-5880. CAREFREE CONDOMINIUM THROW YOUR LAWN MOWER AWAY -this is the life! Pool, dubhoult and lots of green l awn that others take care of. 3 Bedroom, H2 baths, charming and convenient Asking $31.500 Call 540-1151. COLLEGE PARK POOL HOME -lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath corner home. Complete with beautiful pool and access for boat or trailer. Just recently redecorated. Transfer forces sale. Priced right al only $47,900. Call now. 546-5880. OPEN HOUSE 1-S SAT /SUH 126 MONARCH IAY LAGUNA BEACH Fine ocean view home in prestigious community offering private beach club & tennis courts. 4 Bedrooms including spacious master suite. formal dining. family rm. & sunny kitchen w /brkfst bar. Truly gracious 1ivin g Call 546-5880 <I~ HERITAGE ~ REALTORS Gttteral I 002Getteral-ltl02 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & 2 Slips $132,000 Large 3 BR home with 2 boat slips need!:> new owner EnJOY living on the water TasteruJly rt'<lecoratcd HJ73. Lli rge spacious rooms offering di!>tinctive living on fee ldnd :! Firt.•places, open l>eum.., BRING YOUR BOAT! O. tN w9hw wittt ._.,M«hotyow bclcti door See this lovely 2 story. :1 BR home Lots or privacy! Seller ha-; bought another & invites vour intere!.l. Submit offer -trrms rtex1blc . Priced al $69.900 on lease land Only $22 per mo on Ion~ term lease. LIVE ON AN ISLAND HUG.IE LIDO HOME SI 19,000 Divorce forces sale nf lhts l:irgc:_ custom home. Over 2700 "<I rt. 4 bodrooms. den, sewin g room. sunk~·n tuh in m<1ster suite Price reduced for 1mmt!uiate sale. Only $119,000 -l<'l'C lund l'lt•a:.c· c.111 now for appointment PR€STIG€ I HOMES REAL•ESTATE BROK ERAGE 300 M.. Mewporl lt¥Ci. ~ k •ll 645-6646 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ .......... !~.~~!~~~~ .......... !~~-~' BLUFFS BAYFRONTS * FOUR DAY WEEK *NO SELLING * REAL EST ATE LIC!NS! Rl9UIRED Wei••• • l•• offert 10' --IO Ollllill9d _.._ H,.111111olon •••Oii •••• F0t tnterv••• Cell · Jt~ll P•c~ ~140 t11 IO 44U Walkm 1; Lim ihrnl f :;l.111! f,qual opPort1.uui.y employer Your search for a Newport View home is over! Prime front row locations, spect acular homes with spectacular views! $107 ,000 To $145,000. All including the land. ' OPEN 1·5 52t Pl.A YA Coff Vista 'crocldt ll2 VISTA MADERA Coff Vl•tadel Orol 2921 9UIDADA Coff Vista •I Orot 2926 'EILA Coff V11to del Orot HELEN B. DOWD UALTOR, IMC. MLS 644-0ll4 I 971 Top Ustw & Top W••- Mewport-Me .. lowd of a..tton --·-- ..••............••••.•....................... .,. ..............•.•..... WATERFRONT 1---------- §~~Till:§~ HOMES OPEN 1-5 ThJ1 A fttntoon UHl9UE Ml th• IJuH. -Vintage plan, color ful, charming and vacant. 3 bdrms, 2300 sq. fl. Hard to find loca-· tion, call 675-6000 for directions to Dot- tie Johnson at 523 Avenida Campo. Br· ing $79,500. UHIQUE in the Blufb 81,2' < loan! Like new condition, 3 bdrm, Trina model, view of Bay from Bluffs, condo. Very warm. $98,500. See Rita Boland at 430 Vista Parada, Bluffs. • UHl9UE in the Bluffs -original section, 3 bedroom, excellent condition. See Ronnie Lundy at 2004 Vista Cajon $74,000. UNIQUE in Corona def Mer -Classic, landmark duplex. Spanish exterior. in- ter ior. New cond., exciting. See Barbara Hut c h ings at 608 Marguerite, bring $139,500 pesos. UN19UE in Corona del Mar -Max. house. min. yard. Newer cons tr., older area. Nr. beach, darling neighborhood. 4 bdrms, plenty of room. See Barbara Campbell at 310 Orchid. UNl9UE in lig Canyon Elegant French Regency with fairway views, 3 bdrm., 4 baths, bwlder's own home. flawless workmanship. Presented at $250,000. See Vergilene Hull at 81 Royal St. George, Big Canyon. UNIQUE In Unlnrsity Partc -A HOME! rare and Unique. 3 bdrm, very well done. See Edith Patton at 17921 Aspen Tree in Village Ill. $7 1.500. UNIQUE on Spyglass Hill -large lot. spectacular view. s ingle story brand new! 4 bdrms. 2700 sq. ft. See fran Scott at 67 Montccito, Spyglass $212.000. UNIQUE in Harbor View Homes A two story, 4 bdrm, c:lean and anxious, ~est price for this model. Sec Marilyn Hodges at 1800 Port Charles. bring $86,900. UHl9UE in the Bluffs lowest priced, 3 bdrm townhome, end unit, close to schools, park and tennis. See Pat Lane at 2620 Vista del Oro. Bring your rac- quet and $57 .500. UNIQUE in Harbor View Homes col- orful Montego, close to park and pool, fabulous grounds and properly priced at $83,900. See Nancy Laux at 1859 Port Wheeler. UHIQUE In Eastside Costa Mesa .clean 3 bdrm. large R·2 lot. nice pool, only $42,500. See Na dine Croul al 1938 Church Street, Costa Mesa. UNIQUE in Harbor View Homes Breathtaking view. like new. 3 bdrm, large lot $87,900. See Hugh Mynatt at 2216 Port D urness. UHl9UE in Harbor View Homts Clean and vacant Monaco (2 bdrm, den> owner -bkr. will lease $440/mo or sell at $70,444. That's Unique. See Jim Valentine at 1819 IGmberly, Newport Beach. UNIQUE in Mesa V~ -old fashioned Jook. new fashioned home. spectacular decor, 2 story 4 bedrm, near park. See Jackie Handleman al 1775 Hum· mingbird, $85,000. U,._l()UI: li()Ml:S ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SElllNG THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE. 546 5990 • CALL US GeMf'OI I ooz.G..wral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT? 4 BR . + family rm. beach home. for the non-conformist. Fee lund. SS:>,OOO FIRST OFFERIMG Luxury townhouse. water view. rlotk ! 3 bdrms., l' 2 bath!>: x Int financing. $94,000 238 COLTON. NEWPORT SHORES 3 BR + loft 90 ... tc l''inancing avail. Nr OCEAN &ten nii cts. Sun 1·5$62,900 7 CAR PARKIMG l':.!· Yr. old duplex; :~ hdrms. ca . Permanent ocean view. 730l Seashore. OpC'n Sal/Sun. I 5. LIDO ISLE BEAUTY AbsolutttlY imm aculate, lge. 3 bdrm., 2 bath : brick patio; light & cheerful. $119,000. DAVIDSON REALTY ~SCI W ( ,,,. t 1,.,, N i\ 64'.r ,",75 )116 N''""I"" 1~1,.i NII t'il3· 9060 t.1NoA ISL!-: 5 Bdrm,;, h<.1lh, pr1vau.~ Pll'r Jaul i.l1p bale vt "'l'lt1rni;l' ~:m.ooo. 4 Bdrm, 3 l>ulh "Jlcrtront \\lh Jacuu1. pool and p11\Jlc doci. ~1.17,000. ly appt. Oflly mar.=l Ptap1Prti-1n-1no MOO OUAIUt NlWl'OllT llACH CATALINA VIEW Spectacular l~ degree unobstructed coastline view Huge 4 + ldm1ly. tall 1run gate entry, bnd .. patio oll garden.enter· tJ111mcnt center, sh<1ke rtK>I 2nd t'Ol'kta1l patw. ltll'IO\l'rt•ntr\' llLllllt\' 1"Jn1'a .~L•l' \aluc Jl ~:.t • .M.I. Call t>t.5 u:JOJ FOREST E. OLSON Inc .. Reollor \ · A COl.DWEll IM1£11 COllPAIT SUPERB HOMES OF THE WEEK DIAL YOUR OWN WEATHER \\ 11 h !> u m m {' r ('0 m 111 g .\OU Wiii {'l\jl))' this fully Jlr tondn1on~ ·1 l>r 1 I Jllltly fill. 2 ~I Ill.'\\ homl'. Plus, ~uu l'Jlf W.tlk 111 ,..hoµp111~ l'l'tf tcr:. 01 ll'rl'd al .1 lo\\ S•i2 ouo II urr) \\ 1111 1 IJ!>l GRACIOUS :-iPACIOliS Ll\'1~<. 01tered on VA TERMS. Your 1am1ly .,.,11 "ll\'C ll up" 1n thll> upgraded 2 :.tory. 4 br + bonus rm, near new home. Ollercd al only Sti!l.250. TENANTS WILL BUY 11' FDH YOU . T111,. C'omtorwhle dupil':\ will Cll"l )OU \'t.:I')' lllllo- IH'l'a 11 :-.l' your ll'll,1 Ill • will p,1y the ltulk ul ll1t• lnlL:.. Ol 1t•1'l'U at ~l.i.~.IV. UGLY DUCKLING I H VI:-; E 3 hr Townhou"'t' Look~ :..td JUM now lrn1 J (tllll' 11:\111~ Ufl wall 1r,111,.111rm ll 111 1111• flu.\ 11 I l h l' \' l' <• I .I u -~ I '>1t.,uoo l ';ti now'' A DAILY DIP Can no.,. become your WHITE CA'S Are dearly visible from thb 2nd tier home in CAMEO SllOHES. Jetty boat traffi<:. peninsula lights. & 180 degre"s ol Pul·tt'1r. are v1s1ble trom livin~ room, dming room & master bdrm. 3 <'ompletely privall' bdrm .. suitcµ'"41'2 baths, htd. pool, iulttrtom; Q.9d~.if~Uy land!>capcd. Home in mint condition! As king $250,000. FURNISHED -WATERFROMT This Balboa Island 2·sty. home. avail. tor sale or lease, boasts 4 BR., 4 haths, dining & laundry rm~. Panoramic view of e ntire hay. Here's a home that's READY for a happy family. SPYGLASS BEAUTY Ovl'r $l0,000 in upgrading 111 this dream home. with an ocean view. Owner transferred Lo Europe : has1°3'- BR., 2 ba .. family rm.: 3 car garage. Lots of~i le. Buy this one on St. Patrick's Day & c:hangc your luck! Only $163.500 w1lh a trans fcrrable loun. ASK ABOUT OUR DOVER SHORES EXCLUSIE LISTINGS COMPANY REALTORS 286S E. Coast Hwy., Corona d~I Mar "St:llln9 R~ Estate In Newport Harbor Sine' 1944" 673-4400 General 1002 Getteraf 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• 65 Linda Isle Dr. Open S&an. 1-5 Lovely cust. 3 BR & den. 312 ba. on lagoon. Court w /fow1tain. Ramp/slip. $2.55,000 Beautifully dc<:onit~d 5 BR. 4 1 2 ba .. paneling. 3 frplcs . Ramp/s lip. $260.000. .. Custom 5 RR. 4 bu .• 80 ft. view fron- tage on lagoon. Ramp/float. $290 ,000 Brand new 6 BR, 6 Ba. Pool, jacuzzi & sauna. Ramp & float. $425,000. rnullnl' in~Lead 01 ·' 70 Lindo Isle Dri•e dream The pool 1s no1 the uni\ extra. 1t ~ at Prime 45 fl. Lagoon Lot -SIS0.000. tJrne1l tu a JO\'ely i\I ~ . .\ \'I:: HI) E Pace!.C'lter :1 HH + II? ldmll~ IOhlTI , BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ~ • .;w 34\ Boy\1d~· Ortve N B 67S 6\6\ ~ UPERB General I002Ge-neral 1002 ~ 0 MES ............................................. . 3841 Campua NB 549·H S5 SLEEPER IN BIG CANYON OPt::N Sat,Sun l ·' 2!! lluc Grand 'alil'l· Sak. lease or lca:-l' oµ 11011 wanted 1mmed1atl' Iv. Attract1\'t' \al':.1111 .\Jun.1co. Owner w11l 1·011 :.1dcr all oilers. Un (ioll ('our:,.e Fa1rWJ\ 04-1-l.ill56 ESTATE SALE BIG CAl"IYOH Bordeaux ~L O•er 2000 sq.ft. of luxury ll•in9, spectacular •iew. Many extr as. Call for appointment. AGEMT 644--6056 .. VILLAGE FAIR RE.ALTY I BUl!.\tS , J' ~ h:l . 1.1111 rm , 1ormal d111 r m , pool ~1.:~1 .~,oo 01:-::-,1 Ill'\' 1-..; :->t) L.\(i L. '°' \. :! hdl'nh .!. ha. lrplt ' •WC.Ill \It • .! 1·.ir )(Jr . ~tl,.)\~I \\ LlUU::, CO\ I'.. AH I-:\ I<.! Jut \\Jlhin \\Jllo.ttlt. d1stanre to beach. S37 .• >1111 DR A ~t.\ TI c l'l'S ro \I DESIGN, 2 bdrms . ..! h;t• uut:.1and1ng Ol'e..tn '" l'Ua:.Lhnc \ ICWS. Sl~.:,011 Opl'ntn~:. Jor real t•..,t.ite ..,,lll':>(ll'OPIC. 494-7531 11 '0 S.. c ... t Hwy. L~l-lt Hi9h Caliber Real Estate SolH Wr lll't'ti the most :.uc 1·css1u1 sa lespersun 111 uppl'r llra1:ket hom1•"' LI• hc 1ou111l for an c"·cµ· lronal de\'elopmcnl 111 San <.:Jrmcnte, pr11•1•1l trom Sl50.00l.I. Call l'Nt' Vogel 4\1~·0200 tor an appt. macneb I Irvine realty of1tin'F B" Walt er _}(;IUJ SECURITY "PLUS" -BIG CAMYOH. Socialize in tht• con\'crsution pit w roz\· f1 replun• 111 II \'ing room area. ·or I am1ly (•ntcrtainmcnt in comfortable lam1ly ruom w /used l> rt l' k f 1 rep 1 :.i c· r Th 1..., love I y 4 hl'drnom homl' i:-. v. arm I) clt-eorated " h 1 g h I y up g ra cl e d <" ..i r pet in g, <Ir a p es & w <al I d ct' or. Sc cur it y guurcls ut t•nlry gait.• preclude un· wanted ,·1s1tor::. & prt\'ale home alaP6i system prote<:ls valuables. OPEN HOUSE : SUN. l·S P.M. #17 CHERRY JllLLSLN. <Kll) PANORAMIC VIEW- DOVER SHORES Fnendl~· l\1ed1terran can 4 or:; bedroom. ~:-.tor~· home vicv..s H<Jy . mounU1111.., & ni l'{htly enjoyment ol l\"1nkl1ng light::. of Fashion Island & Bluft s. Cooling hn•l'/l'S soften the 'er~alllc h.1tchen fam1l\' room area rn qua<'t family enjoyment. OPE:-\ IIOL'SE : SAT & Sl':'J. J.:> P .M. 192-1 SA~TIAGO DH <KJ 2> FRONT VIEW -DOVER SHORES. Hi~hly dt•sirablc loC'at1on for this l .s tory, 5000 .sq .ft , 5 hedroom hom(' v. ('Xlra large lot & outside cnt<'r t<11nment C'enter w 1ll&F pool. ch arglo grill & wet bar Pri,·atc & secluded w :J car garage & work shop. 1"1n•p1ts I ront & hark. (K13 > ABOVE BLUE PACIFIC. 5 B~:DROOM -$124,500 lNCL LAND. Exhilarating view of ocean & twinkiing night lights. Lovely ex- tensive Palos Verde s tone -wine cellar -extra lg. lot for pool - s hop & compare & offer NOW. (K14 ) / ca.eMrOI 1002 1002 VA /FHA Repos •••••••••••··~··••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n Ornnge County llG CAHYOM -EXTitAll I low about a lovely 2 bedroom home done m exquisite Countrv French Style at ONLY $129,500? .A Broad· moor (4 bedroom & famllv room > Plan #3 w <.'<.'nlcr 1s lC' k1trhe11 ? (K15) Custom Duplex 3 BN1roorn urulb Cl~e to beuch ~127.00CI CEHTURY21 642·1771 TRUST SALE I-aull\!1\IC 3 br. 21,;, bt1, ,.,11t le\•el. pool, lge palm. Top cond. ~Ille sayis :n-11 ! . SflARLlNG R~AL ESTATE 133-3348 l\eyi; 1n 0H11·e WORLD REALESTAT'f S1)e1·1allsts 1n l<CO\'e rn mcnt rtnanced homt•s ! 5Sti 777i call anyume SeU adlc nems 842·567 Walter King 642-82~5 • D8 DAll Y Pll.OT Sunday, March 18. 1975 ••=•.. I~ 1002 HwnForS. ........ _~··········........................... . .................... . so zn· ssnz-. a vs runuuuesss• .... ,.. 1 1002 .. !Al THI AMY • ll.IGHT OM THI IAYFROHT DCLUSIYI IA iNOWT HOMIS . • ..................... . . -*I OJ UMDA ISU. OfllM SUM 1-1 4BDRMS, 4 ~ baths, family rm. brkf st rm , din rm. 65' boatsllp. $198.000. •llSOW.lllyA~ 3BDRMS, J baths, den, 3 car garage, pier & s lip. $'239.500 • CAU ,_.A Sllowililg KEH HARTMAH. a.attor 642-5760 640.1607 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •437 Seaward. C~ona del Mar 673-8550 $67 ,500 Sun l ·5 •U 525 Oval Rd . <Irvine l 64.t -4887 $32.950 Sat Sun 12 -1 386 Ramona Wav . Costa Me~a 546-414 l S49.soo Sun l ·5 11!}4705 o, al Road. ln 1ne 556-2660 SJ'l.900 Sun 1-: 313E. Bay <Bal. Penin .)N.B. 675-3000 Sun. 1·5 2 I R & FAM RM or DE._. •2702 Vista de! Oro. Bl uffs NB 644-7845 $60,500 Sun after 1 612 Heliotrope. Cor ona del Mar 675-7225 $66,500 Sun 1·5 #10 West Cliff Villa, Dover. N~ 646-7171 Sun 1-5 123 Vi a Nice, Lido Isle 545-9491 $88.900 Sun 3.5· 210 Or chid Ave., Corona del Mu r 644 -6200 Sat/Sun l ~5 10 Rue Fontamebleu Big Cyn NB 644-1766 $139.500 Sat/Sun l ~:1 330 ·i\Iorning Canyon Rd 675-7225 Sl06.000 Sal Sun l ·5 2441 Vista Nobleza <Bluffs> NB 675-3000 Sun. l-5 232 Poinseltia. Corona del Mar 675-55 1 l $87 ,500 Sunday 231 Larkspur , Corona del Mar 675-55 11 $87.500 Sat /Sun •22 Rue Cannes. Big Canyon. NB 644 -6056 $125,000 Sun 1-s· 3 BEDROOM 2371 Fordha m . College Pk. Cl\l 548~7729 s.13.500 Sat /Sun 1-4 315 Marigold. Corona del Mc.ir 673-6510 S95.QOO Sal /Sun l ·5 1198 Boise WtJy. Costa Mesa 979-1207 $42,500 Sa Li.Sun 412 Colton St., ~cwport Shores 540-1151 Sun 1·5 1400 Kings Road. Newport Beach 642·2237 /548-9416 · Sat/Sun 1-.5 1405 Morningside. Luguna Beach · 494 .9473 Sat/Sun 2·5 324 Morning Canyon. Shr clfs CdM 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 230 Poppy Ave .. Corona· del Ma r 644-1766 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 129 Vista Suerte. Bluffs, N.B. 673-8550 $72.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1984 Port Claridge, lf V llum<.>s . - 673-8550 ' Sal1Sun l ·:i • 17742 Prcscol('. Huntington Bc:h 847-60 10 $44.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2344 Port Aberdeen, Nwpt. Bch 644-4687 SatfSun 1-5 •416 Cabrallo, Costa Me sa 540-1151 Sat /Sun 1-5 •1506 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach . 646-6287 $59,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 ••342 62nd St. Newport Beach 645-6646 $69.900 Sal/Sun 1-5 1318 Santanella (Irv Terr> Cd Ma 675-3000 Sun 1 ·5 1253 Conway, Cosa Mesu 646· 7711 Sal/Sun l ·5 607 Mar Vista, The Bluffs, NB 646-7711 Sal Sun 2-5 1787 Tustin A\C~. Costa Mes a · 646-7711 Sal/Sun 1:; 1923 Fullerton Sl , Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sat Sun lO·ti 20262 Ravenwood Ln., II H 842-2535 S66.000 Sal/Sun 12·6 •1420 Kings Rd . ChffHaven NB 642-5200 $122.500 Sal/Sun l ·5 1400 Kings Rd CllffHavcn NB . 642 -5200 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 .•40 Rue Fontaineblt·au. Big Cyn 644 -6056 S135,SOO ,. Sun 1·5 29 Rue Grand Vallee, .Big Canyon 644 -6056 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1 S 3716 SeaBreeze (SoCstShrs) CM 633-8100 $49,950 Sun 1·5 1201 Cliff Dr. (Npt Hts) N.B. . 646-24 14 $79,000 Sun 1·5 701 Kings Road, Newport Beach 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 18711 Paseo Cortez Trtlrck Irv 644-6200 Sun. 1-5 1954 P ort Ramsgate (HVHomes) NB 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 594 Ha milton, Costa Mesa $34.750 Sun 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2730 Victoria, Laguna Bea<'h 497-1761 $162,f)()() Sat/Sun 1·5 308 Pomsetliu, Corona cll'I Mar 673-222l Sun. l·:> •1827 Sabnn~1 'fer, Cd~ fi73·2222 Sun l 1) 415 Onda (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 Sal 1Sun l ·S 2201 P rivate Road. NB 642-8235 $84.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1007 Port Bristol Cr., ll VJl ms NB 642-8235 $94,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2402 Bayfarm Pl, Santa J\na Hgts 64~·6200 $69.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 320 Vista Madera CBluffs I N.B. 644-1766 105.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 ll15 Somersc>t CWcstrllfO N B. t>44 176() $125,000 Sat Sun J ·5 343!J Plumt'ria. Cost.1 M(•s a :;.1fi 414 1 Sal 1Sun 1 5 ~2 l't>mba (Mesa Verd{') CM. 550·8800 S.58.5UO Sut /Sun 1 5 W I O FRA Large beach duph·'I: with ~k a buo view ~.~ Or you ol(t'r u. ... ,.,., t.7~ 7060 MESA VERDE V1•ry :.har1> m.s1dc & uut J BK. & tarn. rn\. In xlnL l\l!tghborhootl. ~.:>OU ''D AHD SlW a vail t.oo! Newly de· corated, gorge9us 2BR 2ba condo w /pvt. balcony s uspended right over the water -plush thruout -Be hyp- notised by the rantastic view all year ' for only $795. per . m o. -lease -Try $125,000. for an option price. ~·&!00 lalboa l ay Prop. JACOBS REALTY Realton 675.6670 29 19 Hewpori llvd. COf'Mf' )Offl DIRECTORY 1843 Temple HHls Dr , Laguna 494-~473 $139,500 Sun. 1-4 156 Vista Trucha Pt Munl(-igh CHV Hms) N.B. 644-l 7Gti $67,900 Sun. 1-5 '1152 J\nnik. GlenMarW .. Hunt Bch. 968--t..\atl S45.000 · Sat/Sun 12-5 238 Colton tNpt. Shores> N.B. 645 75i5 $2,900 !:>un. 1 5 • 1172 Galaxy <Dover Shores> NH ti4-1 ·1766 $179,500 Sun. 1-5 :moo Country Club Dr CM V.) CM 979-9636 ; 213 /436-6215 StS12-6 •706 K-Thanga, Irvine Terr. 673-8550 Sat/Sun 1-5 :!..t6 Albert Pl., Co~ta Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1855 Jll inoi!>, Costa Mesa 646· 7 l 7l Sat/Sun 1 ·5 30ll Royce, Costa Mesa 045-0303 S39.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 :1t122 So. Ol ive. Santa Ana li45-li6..t6 $43,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 l!-JSO Porl His hop. llar bVullms ti.t..t-7270 ::;72.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 tU!J I Hoyl'c Rd. CV111v Pk. l Irv (j..J..J .J766 :stH.500 Sul/Sun 1·5 6()5 Kings Pl , f.Jewµort Beach 540 -1151 S65.000 Sal/Sun 12-5 ~oo ,\Ila Vista C~u~tblu ff) NB (i W-0020 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~273 Fordham Dr. Costa Mesa f'4fi· 7-114 Sat/Sun ~8812 TopOIThcWorld, Lag. Bch 497-174.t SatiSun 1·4 172-1 Terrapin (Baycresl) N.B. 1;75.3000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2074 Pt. Bristol (HV Hms)N.B. f.>75 :moo Sat/Sun 1·5 159:l Corsica. Costa Mc~a 545-9491 $48;950 Sal/Sun 1-5 • 1224 Nottingha m Rd., Nwpt Bch 497-1744 Sun 1-4 2269 Columbia, College Pk., CM 646-3928 Eves 556-8674 Sun 1-5 649 Anita St., Laguna Beach 494 -8558 $85,500 Sun 12-5 1735 Port Sheffield <HVHomes) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 1300 Seacrest Dr ., Corona del Mar 644 -6200 Sun. 1·5 964 Springfield . Costa Mesa 645-0303 $44,950 Sun 1·5 •843 M a~ellan . Costa Mesa 645·0303 $47 ,500 Sun 1·5 *700 Malabar. Corona del Mar 675-7225 $1 15.000 Sun 1·5 9912 Lapworth, La Cuesta H.B. 842·2535 Sun 1·5 • •65 Linda Isle Dr Linda Isl NB 675-6161 Sun. 1·5 :.n45 Killarncy Lane, Costa Mesa 546-711 1 $43,500 Sun 1·4 4 BB>ROOM 207 1 Port Bn!,lol, Newport Bch 640-6161 $8.5.000 Sat/Su n 1·5 2G75 Bayshore. Newport Beach fi40 ·6Hi l $13.5.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 1814 Toyon (Baycrest ) N.B. 044 -1766 $117,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Rue Chamonix CBig Cyn ) N.B. !i44·4910 s1:~9.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 •%22 Turtle Dove, f<'ln. Valy. 847 ·!l010 s.'>4.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1133 Glcncaglcs Terr., C.M. £345-0303 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 120 ~n~s Road, Newport Beach 673-4400 Sun. 1-5 2901 Ebbtide (HV llills) CdM 675-3000 Sat /Sun 1·5 2390 Carlton. Costa Mesa 642-6368 or 645-7898 Sat /Sun 12·5 2572 Circle Dr. <Bayshores) NB 644 -1766 $149,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 •1815Galatea (lr vTerr)Cd.M 640-0020 Sun. 1-5 251 Colton , Newport Shores, N B 642-7398 $69,500 Sunday 1-5 •1509 Dolphin Terrace, CdM 675-7205 $24!1,000 Sun 1·5 1109 Notting ha m (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 18082 F reshwater Cr., Hunt Bch 847-6010 $47,500 Sun 1-5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEH 2012 Port Ramsgate, Newport Bch . 644-6548 $93,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 ••1200 E. Balboa (Bal P en ) NB 675-8120 $279,000 Sat/Sun '*5 Cherry llllls Ln. Big Cyn NB 644 -6249 $162,000 Sat /Sun l ·5 • 1630 Highland CNewport Beach ) 549-0812 S86.SOO Sat/Sun 1 5 981>1 Kit<' Dr. Huntington Beach CJ63-703 t S77 ,000 Sun 12 to Dusk 9432 Downing Cr, WestminStcr 968-3371 $53.500 Sun 1-5 Z751 Car dinal <MesaVerde) CM 675-6900 $71,950· Sun 1·5 3466 San Marino Cr., Mesa Woods 545-9491 $66,900 ~2 Skimmer Ln., La Cuesta HB 842-2535 Sun 1-5 ~2 Woodlea, Huntington Beach 546-231 3 Sun 1·5 2808 Drake Ave. (Mesa del Mar) 557-8372 $42,000 Sun 1-5 126 Monarch Bay, Laguna Beach 546-5880 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3032 Grant, CM 546-0964 $41,800 Sal /Sun 12-6 2501 Port Whitby, Nwpt. Beach 968-0049 $99,500 Sai;Sun 12·5 *1019 Marian Ln (Wstcliff) NB 675-5726 $139,500 Daily 1-~ • •102 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 642-5760 $198,000 Sun 1-5 3453 Plumeria. Costa Mesa 557 ·5311 $63,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 •1626 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shrs, NB 642-2589 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1859 Parkc rest. Costa Mesa 640-6161 $56,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • ••214 vening Star Ln., <Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 Sat /Sun 1-5 • •607 Bayside Dr .. Prom Ba y NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1739 Tradewinds (Bay crest ) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •6 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 $258.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 1924 San tiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $165,000 Sat /Sun l ·S 4527 F a irfield (Cameo Shrs) CdM 644-1766 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1723 Miramar <Pe ninsula) N. B. 644-17i>6 $99,500 · Sun. 2-5 20001 Troon, Lacuesta, H.B. 968-4456 $59,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 17 Candlestick Ln CBaycrest ) NB 644 -1766 $109,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1824 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 644-1766 $169.500 Sun. 1·5 215 Agate (Bal. Island ) N.B. 644 -1766 $149,500 Sun. 12·5 9651-Zetland, Lacuesta, H.B. 968-4456 $65,900 Sun 12-5 •413 Cabrillo Ter, CdM 673-2222 Sun. 1-5 • 1653 Reefview Cr. CdM 675-7225 $134,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 957 .Ju-nipero. Mesa del Mar, CM 556-2660 $44 ,500 Sun 2·5 1755 New Hampshire. Mesa Verde, CM 556-2660 Sun 1-5 1091 Redding, Mesa.Woods, CM 549-8655 $62,000 S un 1·5 1090 Visalia, Mesa Woods, CM 549-8655 $68,250 S un 1-5 .955 1 Bay Meadow Dr. Hunt. Bch 962-4643 $68.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 1512 Doll Dolphin Terr ., N. B. 673-4400 $99,300 Sat/Sun 1·5 20172 Redlands, Santa Ana Hts 752-1920 $57,500 Su n 1-5 2929 Jacaranda. Mesa Verde. CM 540-1151 $43,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••67 Balboa Coves, NewptBch 7 52-1920 Sun 1-5 117 Via ~ice, Linda Isle, NB 645-6646 $119.000 Sun 1-5 4501 Hampden, Cameo Shores CdM 644 · 7270 Sat/Sun 12·5 1975 Port Bristol. Harb Vu I lms 644 -7270 $81,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••333 Morning Star Dov Shrs NB 644 -1766 $295,000 Sun 1-5 1627 Pl. Abbey (llV Ilms) N.B. 675-3000 Sun 1·5 18173 Meadowsweet Way, Irvine 644-1766 $64,000 Sun. 1-5 2920 Club House, Mesa Verde, CM 546-2313 • Sat/Sun 10-6 3825 Claremont, Cul verdale, lrv 646-77 11 Sat/Sun 1-5 1976 Pelican, Costa Mesa 545·9491 $65,900 Sat /Sun 1 1633 Highla nd. Harb Hghlnds NB 675-4060 $94,500 Sun 1·5 • •61 Linda Is le, Newport. Beach 675-3197 $235,000 Sun 1·5 2501 lsland View, CdM 644-4848 $129,500 Sun.1·5 449 Prospect <Nl>t. Shores) N.B. 644-4848 $65,000 Sun.1-5 103>2Jon Day Dr. Hunt. Bch. 968~8266 $72,900 Sun 1 ·5 1931 Port Bishop Cr (HVHomes) NB 644.QOO Sun. 1·5 17 Cherry HIUs Ln <Blg Cyn ) NB 642-8235 $175,000 Sun 1-5 •1512 Amta, Ne wport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1·5 5 llOIOOM •2788 Mendo7.{l_ CCost:t Mesa) 549-0812 '51,500 Sun 1·5 1011 2 Priemer, Westminster 847·6010 $61,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 264.5 Bamboo, Eostblutr, N.8. 645-0303 $89 ,950 Sun 1-5 . 197 Buoy, Costa Mesa 545-9491 ~.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEH •18021 Ma nn St., Univ J>k , Jrvi ne 552-7770 $62,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 * **16 Linda Isle, Linda lsl NB 644-491'0 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1090 Salvadore tMesa del Mar) 540-0678 Sun l·5 •3621 Catamaran, Corona del Mar 673.2222 Sun. l -5 1215 Marian Ln (Baycrcst) N.B. 644-1766 $110,000 Sun. 1-6 *1722 Santiago (Dover Shrs) NB 644-1766 $169,500-t Sun . l ·5 •17922 Ma nn, Uni v Pk, Irvine 640-6161 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #5Roya1St. George, Big Cyn NB. 673-8550 Sat /Sun 1-5 · 82 Royal St. George Big Cyn NB 644-0704 $1&,5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * • 11 Linda Isle, Newpor t Bea ch 752-1920 Spt/Sun l ·5 3841 Cla re mont (Cul v.) Irvine 644-1766 $57,500 Sun . 1·5 •1368 Galaxy Dr., Dov Shrs, NB 646-77 ll Sat/Sun 1-5 •1621 Sa ntiago, Baycrest NB 64.2-5200 $139,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1411 Ma r iners. Westcliff, N.B. 675-5511 $66,500 Sat 1-5 Z777 Mendoza , Mesa dei Mar, CM 556-2660 $.56,750 Sun 1-5 1605 Corsica, Mes a Verde, C.M. 642-4513 $46,500 Sun 2-5 2804 Bermard Court, Laguna Bch 497-1744 Sun 1-4 6 IR & FAM RM or DEN * 19051 Halste ad Ter T Rock Irv 833-9293 $155,000 Sun. 1-5 •3626 Cat amara n, HV Hills. NB 675 -5511 $149,500 Sal/Sun 1 ·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •19937 P iccadilly, Hunt Bch 640-6161 $29,900 Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM or DEH 31577 E. Nine Dr., Laguna Nig1 644· 7662 Sal/Sun 12·4 l IEDROOM 2451 Monaco Te rr., Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 3 BR & FAM M DEH 305 Vista Madera, Bluffs, N.B. 645-0303 $71.500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 4 BEOROOM 2912 Quedada (The Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 $82.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 BR & FAM RM or DEH • 5 Rue Du Pare (B ig Cyn) N. 13. 640-5048 $199,000 Da ily 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I IEDIOOM EACH 512 & 5121.f.? Begonia, CdM 544-1999 $74,900 Sun 1-4 415 Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $62,500 Sun 1·5 2 BR & I BR 613 Iris, Corona de l Mar 644-4674 $86,500 Sun 1·5 322 Ogle. Costa Mesa 646-3255 Sunday 1-5 340 Rochest er, Corona.de! Mar 646-7171 Sun 1·5 2 BEDROOMS EACH 403 38th St. (Npt Isl) N. B. 675-4600 $.<}3,500 Sun. 1·4 2 IR & l I R **6001 Seashore Dr., Nwpt Bch 646-24 14 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 3 IR & 2 IR 1811 & 1815 Cliff Dr. Nwpt Ugts 675-4060 $ll5,000 Sun l ·5 415-4151'2 Iris, Corona dcl Mar 673-6510 $114,500 Sun. 1·5 * •4501 Seashore Dr., Nwpt Bch 675-6670 Sat/Sun 10 5 3 BEDROOMS EACH 7301 Seashore Dr., Npt . Beach 645· 7575 Sal/Sun 1-5 206 Fernleaf, Corona del M~r 675-3000 Sun. 1·5 l IR & FAM ORD .. EACH 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar 644-4910 $145,000 Sun 1 ·5 4 •• & z .. 1109 E . Balboa Blvd .. Ba lboa 642-8235 $176,000 Sun. l ~ TRIPLEX FOR SALE FOR SALE l II & 2 IR & I IR 2268 Pa m ela Ln., Costa Mesa 752-1920 $74 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 HOME & INCOME 2677 Orange, Costa Mesa 752-1920 Sun 1-5 135 & 125•~ Opal (Ba lhoa Isl) • 549-0812 $119,000 Sun l ·S H•wporil ..... 1 •T•IPW * ... 1011ed C l, w1l.b 3DR. <!lit\ and tf:JR un1h, locat ed in Nt:wpo1 t l1~1ghti. area and 1mced to sell "t ~.ooo <.:all. 556-2600 'C:SELECT ,T" PROP~RTIES WALK TO THE BEACH From this immaculate beach hidc·a·way, only step I rom lhe water. Thi:. is a ;.ha1•p newer pro~r· ty -not ont! ol the old .. Tear downs·· On ly ~sa.ooo. Better oee wcfay. 640-7111. Open E\'ei;. llil PERFECT lor owner occupant ., Br.and New Beach Uupll!xcs " 1th 3 BR. i liA u111Ls each. Ample park· to~ and garage wtlh l::.l o\\ ner dcpreculltOR . sgs ,uou each. Call &H -7211 Agt. NEEDED. R.E. salesmen For a pp 't. c<Jll ' EasLblull &ally 1'-t>H-1133• VERY PRIVATE SWIMMERS POOL ,\k;.a \'t-rdc 1s lamuu., lor tug l1cdrooms l1k1· lllCM.' (~UICl tree l11wd sLreel Pr id e o l o\\nc1:.h1p Lhroughoul l' r 1 ;, p ) 1· r a c k I 1 n i.: 11replace. l'lu:. \er~ 1>n' all' ""' 1mmers pool T n. Well JHl<:etl al ~4~.~5ll Call tod a }. 1)46-7lil Ol'tN Ill 9 •II S FUN lQ 8f Ni{I • [ldlti~lffl ~ VIEWESTAT! OCEAN& LIGHTS BARGAIN $44,900 Hu'tlll' t·harm abound:. 111 th1:-. unique he<idl e:-.lat('. CirculJr drive. lluge II\. rng roorn with dramat11· cor11c1· log burning I 1rl.'plal'l' + hreath lak ing new through wall ol gh1:-.:.. liourmt't kitchen & dine Separate wm~ lor hideaway mas ter ::.ullt' with '1cw + children ~ guc:.l :.utlc:-. Hurry lor th1:. unl·c 111 a llteumc !1rcam homc al a bargam µrt ~ Hnng ~·our 1m- agrnauon & µainl-Mj"c ~.Call !fl:i:!·7~1. Ol'IN 111IJ •1/ ~ IUN JO bl N.CI THE REAL lSTATERS ------ IF YOU AIN'T GOT A BARREL OF MONEY ~· ... But you wanl lo:.larLout. •.J take a gander <1l lh1s •• Hunl1nglon Bi.'ach 3 • 1 I bedroom. ll ne('d:. only ',I ~omc ll'IHler I0\'1111{ care to bi.' a ltne lamrly home. I Bargain prtcl!d at JUSt ' SJ:>.000 '. '.' Vet.:. welcome. I Call now ll-17·6010 Ag~. IMMEDIATE I POSSESSIOM $8200 ASSUMES FULL PRICE $38.000 Ei..1·clkrll <irea . L'u,aom apµroa ch w1lh hu ~c lrl.'es. Secluded i.'nlr\'. Co1.y living room w1lh mai.s1vc lloor lo cc1hn~ l::arly America n 11 replacc. S l'EPSAV~HS ti OU HM ET t~ALLl-:Y. Scparau: d101ni,r area. 4 Bonu s bedroom s. KingS"ite muster suite. Spal·ious grounds :-.Ur· round 1h1s EXCELi.EN l' H,\HC1\IN. ~.<ioO a:-.- i.umes toll payment of ,! Sltil pt•r month. l\WVt-; ?.' I N "Ull'K-uwncr had to •I "< ':.1 go! fake adHUlla~e cJll ~2 25:J5 oPfN Ill 9 • II S "1~1 IQ llf Nit(' -~ , 'O" ~ TH£ REAL ESTATERS I HOM I.': & INCOME 2 large 2BR houses, hke llt.'W. Both' t ace street. . S4UO ancome. Oni.' vuc·ant. A1:oktng ~45,llOO. 201UI Meyers Pl. Open Uaily. IJ44 ~. Owner·Bkr REDUCED $12,000. 1-'or last s a le EastsuJe Co::. ta ,\! c:.;1, 3 l.k<l. plus i rt•ntul unit:.-;. Incom e ~l)\J µcl' month._ !!nee ~11.000 11rm. Sl'/\RLING R t-;AL BSTA'l'l·; ll33-JS44 --- G .I. TERMS Use your G.l. lor this BaycresL t>eauly. 4 Bed, FR. (lOol-1mmaculate cond H as all the extras. t~nnc. only-~.ooo. SPARl,ING Rfd\L ESTAl'E 833 JS.Ill ·---HDWD. R.OOttS ~ Udrm • an xlnt ~s1oon· . ' I I I I I I ,1 Ual area! Nice yitrd. , OPEH SUM. 12·5 ~ 1982 TUSTIM 'Jl'OfftidfxdlCWJCM I l.attors 8 l :J-.f 7 61 Want ad resullt M2~ · •••• •••• - p fi Ct 81 0 c 4 t v 3 3 c I T b fl d b r 9 l b ti b p }! a ~ ( ' ( 5 J t <; c 2 s I - l l " r 2 !!! •••t .... tto.Mt .... Sde IHcMtuaForS. ...... ,...,. 'How.M-lflorW. , ...... , ..... S. &Jnday.March16,1975 OAILVPILOT · 87 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .. ~;;··············-....... .,. •••••••••••••••• ·~·········-· .... •••• -····~······-······· • .. L ~~ ll!u t...l... ~ .__ • ...._ 1 ....... --s. ~ ••••• :::..............-'.. 1112 e ... util ,. . IOOZCl•Mrt11·•· r 100 . . 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ············.··~· ....... G1•r" 1002• J • • ~ .._..For~ · •~-na•s"...,.....-..._.. · • ••••••••llil••11•11•m•········-·····-···-·······• ...................... .f .. •••••:•••.••••••••1119• •••• ••••••••••••••••• CorcNICI c1e1 M9-I 02 o def M.-I 022 CorMO del Mar l 022eoro.o det Mer I 012 UNIVERSITY PARK \ MRA WOOD BEAUTY FHA-VA TERMS . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·········································-· ... Popular PLAN 3 CHANCELLOR Spacious 4 bdrm. 3 bath home. Sunken Conversation pit. /? I -, VALLEY REAL TY HOME. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. Newly de· Mirrore4 fireplace. Beautiful professional landscaping. '::JUuJel'bread PRESBnS corated inside. Air condltlonlna. As· In mint condltion. shows .like a model. Located near CORONA DEL MAR aume low interest rate ins. loan. Quick South Coast Village & Plaza. Bring antiques to fill 2 bdrm., hobby SPYGLASS accupancy can he arranged. $55,900. PARTY HOME rm., dining & study areas. Hardwood 1653 Reef view Circle -Lovely Lusk ·call 640-GlGl Great l\ome fot family fun and entertaining. Huge bonus floors, too, & o~lr~~~ built Sandpiper model. Four bedroom. BEACH DUPLEXES room with y.ret bar and plenty of room for your pool table. Br 1 n g 5 mart m 0 de r n 0 r three separate yards, sparkling pool Un In on•-,..,othtr Covered brick patio with built·in BBQ. 2200 sq. Ct. in this mediterranean furniture for this and lots of view. $134,950. Open today 4Bcdroom,3bedroomunitjust2doors lovely 2story home.As'sumableloanorFHA-VAterms. spacious 3 bdrm. home. 50 Ft. lot. 1-Sp.m. ~few~~ ~~.95~.it h white wa t er CHARMING LIDO ISLE Greatlocation & just $9S,OOO Heliotrope ~~Ld~r~~~s:o bedroom. 3 Bedroom house, one bedroom house, This immaculate 3 bedroom 2 bath home in choice area two bath "cutie pie" with lots of up· 3 doors from beach. ONLY $71,500! of Lido pear clubhouse & bpy beach. Shows like a model UNIVERSITY REALTY grades and all appliances included. Call546-414l. • ; froM t~ b"autiful shag carpeting to the lovely spanish 300j E. Coast Highway Sparkling pool is real surprise. $66,500. BEST BEACH LOCATION quarry tile. Two large patios & sundeck, with room to ex-Corona del Mar . 673-651 o Open today 1.5 p.m. This PARK PLACE 2 story 4 Bdrm, 3 pand. Just listed at $88,950. • SHORECLIFFS bath, formal dining room, lrg family PRIME MrSA VER .. OE STAR HOME 330 Morning Canyon. Supe r two room w /frplc, 3 car garage is custom i. I 022 bedroom and den home on the canyon decorated & landscaped. Walk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• with gr eat views. Two patio areas beach, an schools, across from 40 ac. BALBOA ISLAND A 47 FOOT LOT overlooking the ocean. $106,000. Open rec. park. New listing. $75,500. Call EXCLUSIVES is lil ~ in our lo~n today 1·5 p.m . · • l'ruv1d1ng "lovely E 962-4454. 5tor ybook garden lO view IRVINE TERR.AC BAYSHORES BEAUTY CllARMll'G, t'Omph:ll'IY trom your 2 BR cottane G · th r 0 mooe1ed & rt.'<lcc:or ·. :i .. 700 M a laba r rac1ous ree "' µlu:, a rear urul rental al Live near the stars in this charming 4 bdrm. home + 1nc:ome ~2Jatm o ::.!H ,500. Call bedroom and dtn pool home with oul· bedroom. 4 bath home. Loads of pant'l-'\ear Nu ""Y ::.i25.uoo tH4 -nll A~t. ::itanding patlO areas off the living Open hou:-c I 5, ~at & f I d t ing, courtyard patio, upstairs master sun.JOtiApolcna room. a mt Y r oom an mas e r bedroom with sundeck. See to ap· bedroom. $115,000 Open today 1-5 p.m. preciate ! $13.5,000. Call 640-6161. T 0 w N 11 () l ~ 1': t y I',. COZY CHARM IT HAPP~S duµlex : .1 odrm~ ea un rn lhi:. ;i Ur and den hornc HARBOR VIEW ......,. 11 . nr ullagc&:-.u.h;i; ~1lh sh.irp t Br rcnl<il 3414 Seabrccic -Lovely three Every time a man finds the right home ::.t l:.i,,,tJ<J u n 1 t . L. ,, l' ate d on bedroom Lus k home with family room at the right price, moves in and then ocauu1u1 tree-lined and informal a nd formal eating area. • T~ANC:::L"li'~~~·~ Lo Dl<IVt-: H Y I l l Ruhy, i.~r,e~·~ In only CdM . g~o"u~r.-\ ?8 t1n""' ~ ..\ ~WJ11f~.\Ys!~. '· '· GtMl'GI •1002 'Cl1ti.trn·. hi and ramlly UPEN ~UN l ·SPM 1.... Outs tanding yards with glorious Y J:!i n un.n. 1002G I 1002••••••••••••••••••••••• homl', m•ar So. hJy. 2 your v1e w1ng. t>U I n .• plants.$89,500.Byappointmentonly. One Year Old Cov.l.ntry Model. ' eMra l'auo:., i.:rt•at for o111<loor .\\" ..... L "'W Wl ... G " • •••• •• • • • • •••• •• •••••• • • • •• • • • • • •• ••• •••••••• UNUISEED HOMES I •j \... •) I{ I '" " A " VACANT and LOWEsT PRICE IN I\ ing c. .,ty. J Inns 6H-4b'74 p . . s . h th ~1w.wo. , •. ,N 1110 •11 SfuNroPrn"• 319 . 01nsett1a . ui:-Pns e ouse, sou GREENBROOK ! ! $50,000. Call CORONA DELMAR I . I] of highway with third bedroom. bath 546-4141. Rustic home with 2 bdrms., 2 baths, on See the ·' n ,\1u-; 11'~:\I 111111 {8:;; ·and familv room that closes off for the FAMIL y FUN HOME . R-2 lot. Offered at $65,950. biggest selection ~·e~,<~~:n~~~ .• ~Jll~h .~·11~ ~~ priva<.'Y of a !>Cparatc wing. Submit Rambling Ranch style home has 5 of new homes In ;\1arim• ,\\c ~11L.1JU11 -------offers' Asking $84,950. By appointment bdrms, 3 baths plus 20x26 pool. Ex-EAST MIME DRIVE Southern California: I ~coM t-: PLL::") only . quisile landscaping. "·"tom redwood Beautifully decorated condominium, Dl PLl::.\. l'um1>lct1.>ly & .! ur, J ba w ~ue:.L rm & 1 '"'......, l t d L N·g I G lf C n1n•ly turn . -I b<lrm:.. 11r g•1r apt. " lll'l'i. decking with sunken BBQ pit. Trailer oca e on aguna 1 ue 0 oursc. It's easier to buy uµ, J hdrrns. do"" U\l'r Xlnt. Jocat1on. ~11u 001 "FIXER UPPERS .. 307 Driftwood a nd 133 Shorecliffs Road, both tn beaut1f ul Shorecliffs. Super locat10n~ but both houses need lots of work. 307 has 4 bedrooms and a pool! 133 h a~ 3 bedrooms and white wate r v ie w . S ubmit offers! By appointment only. access too ! New listing $47,500. Call Vaulted ceil.; close to community en· anew home J.01111 ~11 it hk1ni! Hltr -11J.1.1ix11 .J\IJ.~1 11 962-4454 tertainment area. $44 ,950 than t~ finance ~154,500 .\lakeanu11cr ' OPEN HOUSES ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:J1 REAL ESTATE, INC. EXCITING MEW LISTING! an 0 done. QtiAl:-<T couagc with l 3621 Catamaian N t B h 1 · bdrms & I balh + lge .. \µµrox ·~ acrc: out ewpor eac , exc u s 1 ve area. P"tio + .. u.;~t rm & bath .• 1 cts u ... '' :-tanu1ng an cap111g .1 Beautifully decorated with papers & The City of Irvine over garagt!. Clo:.e to txlrm .. lamtly rm . Jm A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SlRVING THE SOUT H COAST ARE~ SINCE 1961 paint; 4 bdrms., dining rm ., recrea-Walnut Village beach. S!J8,000. Owner 111 g rm. ho ml'. l'iJUI . tion room. Ready to go at $78,500. Will carry papN jl low dec:k, jl:lllll. Oµcn :,u11 CALL 675-7225 Ba'l/,oni Cwiom .fiome OPEH HOUSE THIS WEEKEND 1200 East Balboa BIYd. Located on Balboa Peninsula at one of the most des irable spots on the Bay with private pier that will accom- modate a yacht up to 60-ft. . -. . 4 ldma + Gahty + 4 Berths 2 story, 2 fireplaces, wet.bar, all built-· ins including eledroo.ic oven. Fee land. $279,000. 67S.8120 DESERT HOT SPRINGS TRIPLEX Home & income with pool. Will trade or sell on easy te.rms. $41 ,000 IUSIHESS OPPORTUNITY Long established drug s tore, located· on Balboa Penin. Owner mus t sell for' health reasons. Call us for full details. LAGUNA HILLS A real condominfom buy in one of our ·rastest growing areas. Existing FHA loan can be assumed. $34,500 4.PLEX. WILL TRADE UP 4 Large units, xlnt loc. Offered at $95,500 (rUficlN-Ml\~TIN 1;! ---REALTORS-~~ 644-7662 CORONA DEL MAR I GHerol I 002Gfltff01 ·I OOJGeMr'OI I oo?,General I 002 · ..................................................................... 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llllSSIDn ~BBLLMBCH Sl\n JUl\n Cl\PISTRAno ~~7 3 /.4 0 '-o INTEREST 7 ~ 7CJ AVAILABLE Best Home v.iue Along Orange (A)un'Y Coast. •• • :J oftd 4 Mt.-.. 1 ond, ...... ...._. • l-.._ I~ !Nlff "°"" OAHA ,OIHT HAHO.. i.-i-, ..,u;..o. t'W<•eotloft. •Cool. cwlr-"OC.-~-• ~ lile roof._._,.,..,._ . .,,,...,....°' quolitybolll-6t!..WO.. ~ ··-~ .. • t_.,.,.. .... io... ....... • P...ily-~IOtlltW~a. -......... !fl_.._.,.._,.,,,. _,...,y.....__,,,_,....... • i..,-to,_ 00.00 ,._..,. • Come see us . . ~ and the ocean From $45,250 t0 $59, 750 EXCELLENT FINAN~ING · <>n..-Hlohwe,oHY...._trOMdtt~ CMefP~1 (I) 10 D.i ~.Of 0.. Obf_.Mtt f!oM '9o14'oCoa• H_,, 0•11 _, MMI bult b1 C. MtchMl,~. Pt1oM (714) 111-MC e 10 aM untl duek . T\'Pletl ....... ~lcoSO.HO. Oowl'I pmt, '10·-MIMU Ml.JM. Mo, llfl'IL 1"&1 """A..-.~ Tliii home only $.50,950 . . I I Colony Homes rntl·rc:.t r ate: 1 . .; 1 & 2 story single CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE family homes from $44, 790 College Park Homes Quality homes for growing families from $48,490 Village a El Camino Real Greentree Homes Unique lot plans for young families from $39,495 Deerfield Patio Homes Versatile floor plans for growing families from $47,490 Deerfield T ownhomes 1 & 2 story homes for yoong families from $36,990 Deerfield Park Homes Spacious. elegant executive homes from $54,995 Village of UniveB1ty Park The Terrace Townhomes Single story homes surrounding a par\< trom $40,990 Park II Homes Dramahc. rustic exterior designs from $48,990 Deane Homes Distinctive single family garden homes . from •59,250 Rancho San Joaquin TownhOmes A new adult«1ented, golf & tennis recreation community. from $53,990 Newport Beach Village of Harbor View Harbof View Homes Charming 1 & 2 story single family homes from $70,"95 Spyglass Hill Executive homes with scectacular ocean views from $116,000 Jasmine Creek Townhomes Plush homes accented with cedar, bl'ick & stone from $95,500 Big canyon Deane Homes Exclusive, spacious fairway executive homes from $125,000 Bayside Village Promontory Bay Homes Elegant water1ront living from $195,900 Tustin 1 Greenwood Village Laurelwood T ownhomeS Maintenance-tree hv1ng in a rustic environment from $28,990 Laurelwood Patto Homes Distinctive 1 & 2 story single family homes from S45,990 Peppertree Homes Imaginative floor plans for growing families from '"5,990 VOo can reach these homes bY taking ttle San Diego or Santa Ana freeway to Irvine. Spend a day In ttle villages of Irvine. Vou might find lt'a where you want to spend the rest of your life. ~ (OUM llOUSllG O'PORIUllTT l.!!r 308 Poinwttia rll E B E:-.T ul ever w.,11.t & lll'll'k . IH'.im } Lh1ng ! :1 Btlnn. sUJ>l'r. l"t•tl " , \ C'r,V unusu.il :1 c•u::.lOm cl1•luxc homl' + llclrm l.im. rm. ('losl· 111 l · h II rm · a II l "' Ot"l'Olll 1lpcnSun. I.> B.1 111 ro111r1 :-.. l'o.,::.1hl1• 413CabrilloTerr. mnorini.: & srn.111 l><>.11 J\'llll With hllll'-C'S<lll'. Exlra.,rd111ary <"u::.lom 1 hnml', h\ hudd(·r tor hi:. U\\ II ; l'a;l~ IJtl \ ll'\\, J>llul, VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. I lidrms . lamlly rrn, cl1111ni.: Opt'n sun. 1 .., Corona del Mar I 022 Costa Mesa I 024 J l5 ~IARINI-: ,\VE. H.\ I.BO.\ ISL.\,\l[) 1827 Sabrina Terr. ••••• • ••• • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * 673-6900 * HELP!! 0" ner "Ill help buyer tu as:,um<' i • , fll,\ loan Lari.:t! J lJcllrui,m. :! l>aLh Sµernil vil'Y., P.\'. llilb IRVIHE TERRACE to :")an Clemente bland mt'I lhe harbor. SUl>l'I' '" Bl.L Fl·'!"'I IJrge n.HHTI;:i. :J ll<.lrm,, • 0\ Nlouk111i.:. I ,IJnd~ • IJm1ly r m .. !!ame room •One of A Kind :11; Fl. pool !°)µt·c1 a I ,It :>.!..!~.:J:!:! Opl'n Sun I i; I Hr ,, Bj ~ Frpl~·, 111. \I 1-:D l'l><H. llH·r;)1lllll~1 l-'1 home " IJllO c!oc uw ·r..,•===== l ...... IJrt.:c } Jll !:)u1Ty. µnn - c:1pab onl) A,i-u<:Jalcd ~outh l'oJ:-l Brukeri- "l.1111:!1. l·:H·,, Y.cckcn<b • 7 0 Foot Front~ "°' IHll,l'lll:'-1 r:Kn,\n: t1i J 7i:Ji ONLY $1200 TOTAL DOWN I ~t' u ; lJ I~ U Cl.OSI ~(; CUS I'S .to assume 1-'Hi\ loc1n on clean. c:ule 2 bedroom collage H1i; lot & i.: .tr J i: I.'. ,\ 11y1)1) d ~ llUJlllH':-0 ('•tll World lll'al i::~tate. 5511 iiii ,\NVTI \11:: Balboa Island 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDl~AL Family hiHne or 11n :.tm1 Lg rwm:.. J l>r. .!. ba. 71 i .. ,,:.um;.11>le loJn ·;9,;;uu Cnn1,1el u" 1wr 1:1.17 5nhll Hkr. c:1x1Pl'rJ lion in\ 1tNI OPEN HOUSE Sot/Swt 1·5 514 -.1 1.J '~lns DELUXE DUPLEX 3 Bedroom, :! bath c:ad1 unit. Ui50 ~q 1-'t. t).lti -39l!! I:: Vt'S i;,tj-0~!!2 Lac:hcnmyl'r Jk;il1y Duplex· $74,900 'Oc<'an::.1clc 01 II\\ y l rwu Sparkling lnl'Omc L'111b. I fir eJ, t·rplc 111 t'J . I.I\ H m.. IJtm· ~ µIJ.,ll'r. I,! ll.1110 rlt>l gJr h::i:. i.:.1-. ''tr l'lt•c .ii:! HC'go111.1 l)pl'll Of>tl~C Sun 11 th\lll'l'.ll l l'.rJ!I 11:-.i I.\':><! 1:1 •.II.Ill lh\tWr llrl..11ti.1 i:!ll.) 1.1 I<.! l .t ll .!. hr, <1111111).! 1 1111111 ::>11,;,0110. 0\\ lll'I' 1.1.! ~)1 .. 1 SPYGLASS l•'an1a,lu· \ ll'\\' \\ 1111 pr.11 l11cl:.1"p pool ,\ h111IU• room, 1'111 ~ ,, ''""'""111 :"l•\1 Jll'dlord l'l.111 1 1Ci1'.1 I I\ l lll.'Jll"ll 1111 .1 11lrt"l'I \\1th lol, ol \<1Ull~ r It l Id I l.' 11 ,'<. \ 11 ll 11,. IJJl'l'tll.• I lu1 n '" ,., tn1 ... 0111· ll \11111 l l,1 I ::,11 I :>u11 •••••• SHOWPLACE 4 BR + DEH :'\ rY. er home, nt'ar :-.,outh l 11,,,l Pl.1/j, :-t'p duun)! rrn ,\ tam1h· rm. l 'rµh, thµ ... :J l·~ r t.?.trJ)!C 1-'.'I.· u llt!11l 11t·1,.:hhorhood. ~.I 1N10 Hkr.JJti-~.'36 SALE BY OWNER \ -umahlt• .'>' 1', Lo:in .• llH ,\ 1>.-11, .!. hath h1rn1e 111 l "tlLLf-:l, I-~ P \Rh:. 11111111.' ''I'll ma111tJ1ned :;. U !llltJ -Fu II l'rH'I! l 'rt11<"1pab Only 557-2666 11\ 1-;1. \' :i II H .:, Ba up· i--r J<lcll on l 'ul de·"·"' :-.t \:-;:iume \",\ or other lt'rrn~ :>~.!. . .)vu H.' o~ncr :fi':J -I :!Vi , Hdrm .. I : bJth home lld"d. 111 ... t::nclo:-ed pjl1u '\t'l'lls 1LC. ,\g t . •ii.!. jtll"' * 3 UNITS* :-panou, 1 bv1h•111111 I ronl h11mc \\ 11 h l,11 ,:1· l.111111\ rm l11rm.ll d111111 ,\ IJ 1 J.:l' I lwd room ' fl.1 1 t' .ir Jiii "' lrpl• ,1111.i,., 1.. 1-·0-c-E·.-... -V.IE·w--11111n~ ..... .\l'.11 1k.1l't1 ~1""11 \ •lllr l1·1 m ' < ullege Park B' 111.\ller, ~ Hr. I" R. I-P Ill.' a r Ol.X, s-11..JW, ... r11r;11"l OK. :).t~l-o.t33 lJ.) 6.: I J.l ' i UµJI Sllti.lltJO Balboa P•ninsuilo I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $59,500 3 br, 2 ba-$95,000 OPEN 12-4 SUH 341 Hau!Or. Pattison lnvHhnent Co 642-8011 or 642·8001 t'harm1ni.: J>upll'\ <! ~ I ll'll & Hach Ullll ~un dtTk, prk g. hllll'>, fll('d 1--------- 752 -0460 Anytime. HIT THE JACKPOT lawn 6i5 ti712 own \\1th tlu-, qu1Cl casts1dr ' ..... l.. ;\k:-j ll"C'l' 1101.'d t·har m . \'ou1· t<iml!y will 111\ l" lhl.' !>J>Jl'IUU!>lll'"~ ,1 11 d p 11 \ •ll ~ 0 I th I!> CATALINA VIEW ,1\\;1rcl w1nn111~ cus1orn l'urn your golf C'luhi; 11110 a 'll'l"('O. S('ll tht'lll \I 1111 ,1 l>J1lv J>1 lu1 l'la.,:.1t1ed 1\d Jlld 11:.l' the monc\ lor the :-.tc1·c•o 1 l'Jll t>l2 .>bi~ fudJ). ;, llr, i:!'z ba, lam. rm . 1no<l<-I 3 (J\·er:-11cd din rm. :! frplc::.. e x lll'drno11h largl' mo<ll·rn ll'llsl\e la11d~c:ap111~ ~ l·111111t1, kllehcn. l m- ckcoratmg. Fee l.i.nd h~ __ :!!!!!~:..-1Til'<li.1L1• ttl'l'Ul>Jlll"\' .'\o uwner ~139.51Jll. ·IOul du"' 11 10 \ l'll•rcrns ur l\1p;.1de La1~.~I 01111 ~ lklll du" n 111 Jll olhcr:- $~\\.di} 1A-L& "BlrS" Tlrof Intriguing Word Game with a Chud.le -----1""4 W CAT I.~----- 0 ,..,,,.,,,09 th• 6 tcrombled word• below to molte 6 .,mple word1 Pr1111 I."•" ol eoch '" ill 1,,.. ol 1quoret I R 0 0 H E L I ( OIBGER l I I I I I I' I H E 2 _T I N I I ' I* r [ I I . News item: 'The bar- 1 S A S R G y I ber's union reports that in ~ ..... ,,........., 1 ,........., 1 ...--. 1 .... , ...., 1 .--i November 1887 an Eng- . . . . . . . lish man shaved n people ,__.....__._ ____ .... with a straight razor in 59 I R I B L E H I minutes, 53 seconds w ith-~-,,.......,,~,,.._,, .... , -.(r--i ovt a slip. He would have lJll .'Hb :!.il.I Costa Mesa I 024 o,,.. ,, o. •~iv. •of.I.,.-, .. ~~~!ii0; .. [ ® U!lt\I Lri.: 1 n n. 11; hJ tx·.111t11111 l.un :-h.irlC' " r .11 sl •d PATCH-PAINT n·dY.oocl <ll·1k Ihm• I ~r AND SAVES O('" I.rt.: 1'll'JI 011\\11 It\ 1111 ll u i.:l' lam rm \I trplr Own1•r ML:-.r :-.!-. I. I.' ('all 011\\ KA TELLA REAL TY INC. 557-6311 i\t c., .. a \ t•rd1• Sil ,H:)ll 4 hr t:1·m. ••µt•n:-1111 l 5· 2751 l"arrhnJI .\i!l'lll (ii,) ti!IOi.1 IMAGINE 5 BR &DEN 1"111:-1" till' bc.,t home 111 l vlll'~l' Pj rk." H1•<lrnom. :! halll!> "tth .1 i.:real 1.111111\ 1110 room. a l'l'al·kl1n g \\1lVCI burning 11n•plan• \\ l'll lenr1.,1 l.trl(l' h;11 k~ arc1 "tlh loh ol toll1t1lt' A hll!!h i ' 1', n>nlfj('l that may be a:-· i-umed or onl1· S.!.. IM down. It cant ia,.,l. Call 5-lti -lJl J . 111 Ml'l.J Verdc tor ~ lo,500. Thn'l' 01 t hc bl'drm' arl! dorm11on i-1ll.' but ull h.n"t' lhe1r o"n \\.trdrobe:. Ide.al tor 1---------ll lr1o: )OUllj.! la mil) lhll.'i SHAKE ROOF .... _.... __ .__ ---------gone further, but during I R~I NE I H I L B E T I ~· ~:.:h:•..:;;:-.;:::· VlllAGES -I I I I r _yow ~~~~_;~;:: MIWMIIMW« -9-~-:~-~-~-UMl-E_U_O--,, ........ r.....,r---1~·-..r--1',_...,l~'--r:l·---r..-..1 Ct1r\1c.1 Ol'E,'lw :o.l :... 11,\Rl>WOOD FLOORS Jl \' .! .1 P ~1 1 ph hll ns water !\ol O.J.FEEHSTRA t<'1ll·r I le 1t'ar yarn h i:! 1:,13 Inc ~9 .1111.' "' ,\c t'i' :-.:-. ;1 lk'drml> :! h ,1 I h , , " ,LI k' lo j 11 ,, hool• ¥-l.1 . ..iOll Ut•:.L ul tt·rm., M t-:S,\ \ fo:H 1>1>: Selling anylhmg w1lh a I) K:u,.,.uc Daily P1lol Class1f1ed Ad ~~m111 I I ll--..i._..l._..I.......... 1 ....... 1 ....... 1 ........ 1 Be.ml 1-: 'l'C llm J U1 .I H.1 3UOU C:ounlr~ Club Dr 01w n ~lll 1 Swl. £\l• !I 7 !I !I 6 ~I(; , d y i. (4!1 3 I 4Jll til I .1 RoyMcCcrcl4t R.oltor 1110 .Wwporl Co~ta M e~a 548-7129 1s a simple maller. • ----------------- just call 642·5678! SCRAMLETSAnawera In Cl•11lftctlon 8080 'H ... c ,, • DAILY PILOT Sunda . March US .. 1976 H••",_S. ~"·,_~ H1•nFwS. '"-9ft,_S* HwetllorW. ...... !~.~ ... ~ ....... • ...•..• ,. .•...... , ............................. ·······················l············T·';7•······· ....••........•.. • '°"' Ho.M1For~ Hoanllw~ , , ............ .._. ICMO"'" 104-t.1.-eleaca. l041L..-.I~ ···i · ·• h.cJt ·~~ .. ~ .. :!::! ......... .. .•..................... .................•..... •••••••................ ........•.............. ··••···•••··•···•··••••··················• ......................... . •••••••••••••••••••••• 102 ... M•H 1024 t• ti .... 'leadl •04 llACH LOVBtS fORTLEHOCK Magnu. • • ' ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Jt'el tn ~ exec vil4w 4 Br, mint cond VALLEY REAL TY .. "tJ).~D J OHNs •••••••••••••••••••••• ALMOSTHIW Executfq Area -$65,500- Ma SO CST ft.Ali beach res idence Lotads Pnnc. illd.ooo aw «1'119 PRESE~TS OPEN6UN1-5 HV OWNER, a mo&.Cl un or gtaas w vaew of -----f""'ll ISa.n Oieao 1"rwy to wiualcozya&Den ak aparkiln' tile pool ! ~lltrMouvued.prt.e. .. 1-e RY O""' Otv ~ REALTY BeaulHul 2 Sty Home 8 r 1 1 t 0 l • 0 0 rt h t 0 ruol conage surround Custom n11ri'O' :., paper· uc~d . 4 Ur. J Ha, f~un. • HOM£ EXTRAQROINA S untlow~r-& toll o ~ bypanea.HotJacu.ul iog&decoruturt'llec~.4 Rm, 1-'orrnul 1>111 ll1n, OME .. 'OR , 8R, J itA, l!J(JU :iq. H llucc prav. yard. Cluoe t gulr cour::.l'. 2 cov' patios Bai.lcdball l'rt Room ror 2 Pools Out d oo r lill(j Storag & P ro1'. ca re r re RR's 1ncldg master •u•lt Kat. w 1:1111nw art•.1. 1\ l ', THE MOST CHAR MING R r ~·~~·~adeLAKt:.lslaod gardens. Jndoor/outdoo w /vanity & com•er:.u· Prot. 1 .. rnd¥a1>t'<l &•It>· SALE ALONG THE ENTI RE Cl ubhou se' 11001 ~. l1v1n g In coroplet \lon.Pu1ok1tchtm,l1lml· cor Uvgr:.ull'!> lhruuut, ORANGE COAST. Massive viGW or r "' pr I v Ii c y . 8 l 2 2 J n I d b k fn.l rtu k ~.IKIO, So>l .. .,., ... Jacuzzi, beaut. tndscp'g, 1>'· use ric .... c. c .......,.. Lag n d the ocean An••que panel M4GMIFICIHT MEW HOME Un- believable views. 3 BR plus loft . redwood a nd glass. Reduced for fast sale. lmmed. occupancy. Make offer. SIE OPEM HOUSE d1anapohs. SJ641697 or & "toas ty· cp~ thl'Uout! U a an · "' · ~=~·~e~tJr ~:t~~sho;;,~~ 67S-8a07 ~.ooo. You pack termi.! $32,950 To~ ing a nd doors, three lovely bedroom s, :.h ed .Seei ng 1:. u 110 common house walls. D•Lux. To~ Bkr~2 l.Sll 2Br, 2Ba. AJr. puuo out s t andin g deck s, pond &, a n d ;i Br, lr"lc, dbl oar, luJly ftl py mt mo ~\5111d landscaping, formal dining room and Ml'ST ~ Call Now l(A TELL A REAL TY " • lieeutafu J 28r, lBa Tra·Level. Oecorator i;de· d ·i• 4 .. ,.,7 k' h up "'raded, l "r oJd . a sso uc~ ~., "" breaki .. sl ...,...,m and gourmet ilc en. "' " Townhome . Mirroring & hghl. 4Br. 3t>a, wet bar. s .. ......, CUSTOM IUILDER'S UMIQUE HOME - 2760 sq ft of cedar and glass .. Fabulous. view of ocean and mount ams. SBR, 3ba , large farp rm with Cireplc. $149 ,500. SEE OPEN HOUSE IMC. 557--511 I lmml'd. l'o:.i;. $49•9S<J. Wallpape r Throughout. & S Con1:tlt'uct10n. PrUJ.. UY OW1 cit LCa\1n • $159500 »ol>O d11 nr owner will Shag c pt. Looki. l1kti land::.ca ped ftlg,~\lO . <Hl.'ta, bpc1·t111·ul11 1· • ' ' Call 675~7225 _________ ... help w ' ltnancrng. Mode! H oinc. Opl'n 002 .a.;.t;i. story, 1UH. 21 l UA, LM. HOllS·ALAH CO. ~.a7.~! .. ~.u n . own c r Irvine 1-0'44 1''.R., uul. rm J:kuut. u11 ONLY 9 LEFT 631-8100 .... ~ g ruded :>~11.~0o Appl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sst 7~49 SIR-POOL 3 IR Condominiums JOOO Sq ll ot Luxurauus It\ 1ng an highly upgraded Mex t to Runn i ng CM Home S4!1--<Mll S t r e a m , n e a r DCNWI PoiRt I 02t H•wport•s Upper lay. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S40,950.-$44,950. Mr\G.'.'fflCENT 345 University Dr. 1Ju:.l oll ln 11w1\H·1 548-7223 -tac1enda He.ii Est<ate, J & U. Ha111·ho ,\ll'!>a. i\.., "umc a;•,, \'A loan ~11> mo. 96J gJ 11; Owncr \II a:.,.umal.>k .'> •11', loan or low do\lln lor \.A 1"111\. lit.·c1ut1ful .um ''.! blk 111 :.choob. :.hop~ ~ 1.1sou. :m;J:! (; r .1 m. C .\I .Hti 0~;4 MESA WOODS I Ht'droom,, l ' ~ IJ.1lh 1arn1ly humc 111 lfUll'l drca. St>e lht• drnmaut rJt:.ed It\ tlll! r0<lm. 01><.'n ,.,ldarway an<l lormJI din mg room, all w1u1 IU!>h brown t·ar111:u11g ~lu!>l :.ec to apprecaalC" ~.uoo ·RAISOR'S REALTORS .i52:1 Campu~ Or .. lrvme Campus Valll'yShopCtr CALL 833-8600 MtMJ&iilfl!.t• R ~ALtY COMPANY THE "OML Y" ONE! O<.:f:AN 11.\llBOR \'IJ ~u 6liH. J car gar. tlag lol •" c1cn· Prot. ldscpd. SIU:l,500. Hv Ownr/ Agl. Ph t.iS 7-11~ DAHAPOIMT Home With lncCMM l>L, P Lt::X ES FR0.\1 S68.~5U. Lcl u" show how you can lave 1n a !>pac1ous 2 or :I Br apt !home wiocean \ 11.•w "hale your tenant pa):. O\ e r • ~ ol Uie costs. Hl'al 111l lat1011 & be<.'ome an 1m·estor m a rapidly aµprt•c1aung are-c1. From :s ti !J., u ti o w n 0 a n a llarbor I nl'ume Home,.. .\g l. J.l!l:JI .\lalag<.1 Dr f) I' ~!.16 J-131 Fountain V allrf t034 •.......•...........•.. Two Story Giant 7 % LOAN 4 li}{ + tam rm+ lormal d an . huge lrplc a nd Moms la\'Ortle Country KalC'h 1.-'ars t ume ottered SS2.900. BKR. ~-4433 H...tiltC)ton leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t\ TTH VA IUYHS Rm for boat--frtr. • H /FPOOL * w hydraulic l'O\er. \'a cant 4BR l'ornt>r. ~ha . lam rm w lrplc Only 1 1 ~ yr olu l'rpt'g, drp~. watl'r :.ollnr, rcnl A C S63.500 CALLg!l7 -IW4 keystone Re_affy J Bedroom . tamtly room tn M l.':-.a V <'rdl· Hepuullc Home:.. I m marulate. model homt' cond1t1on. rn exec11t1 ve an•a 1m i----------•I a g I n e l h I " ' 0 ... I, y Super Sharp S61,5oo. Lu1,, \ltlll'I flt>auutul ;i bedroom. 1·, 64::! !Sl:I.> cs.iis i bath homl' ~1uch panell· EASTSIDE . 111)!. upgraded lhruoua C 0 S T .\ \I E ~ \ l O\ t•n·d patm walerlall WESTCLIFF <1\I.' 111 hal'k vard ""1th l1!>h S.Jtl .500 ~'har mrn l! .1 p~nd Prul landscaped l>edroom -lmth homt• \\on l la~l long al Lh1,., v,. a I k 1 n f.! cl i...1111H·t• l 11 µnet'. :::.J~.:1011 Wl0'ill'11I( ,h11µp111):! l.11\ lYlfl ~.lf!t!'O~ l'I\ 1.·nd•hl''' 1 .. 111.11 11 ~f!fljffi :?ID"' po.oh11e ~ ar!I l',1ulJ .962·4471 (~)546·8103 l3,;.11ll'Y til:! lllJ.1 t!'>-1~11 BRAMD MEW!! $34,750 'I'\\ o :.Lor~. tattll'd r.11 ceiling hnd. 11rl'1>lan-. ru::.tlC' atmu,.,ptll'l'l'. till Eucalyptu., lrt'l""· txmu.~ room ovt.·r gur.1J!C', wt•I l>a r . ~C' I lt•r an'\111t1-. movc· 111 tod.i~ '' Ht•nt ap plies to µu rtha:-t• pr11·c Hurq Call blJ 11.10:! YOU'LL LOVE IT ,\1 11"'1 bl:aulllul 1n L;.i l'ut·:-.ld <Gnrnaua1 ;.i\'a1l. :.!t;t.IO 1 i.q It 4 br. 2 1 :· ha . lg lam rm w trpl. Lg 11' rm. dan r m & .{J1nl'lle Cu:-.t l:plg & (h-p, lhruuul J car g,Jr. " Julu thK•r opent-r Lg Cthl l 11\' d patio, prol lnd.~l·µctl & m.1111ta1ncd ~11rnklr:-. & many other l'Xlra,, l'l·rll·ea. (lUICl loeaurm !lKol Kilt' Ur l )pl'n I lou:.c :,untlay 12 lo IJu!>I.. :>ii .ooo ()IA. ner OPEN HOUSE~t Sun Hy owner, 4 br. ~ ba, 1" R. nr. bch ~Z.500 1·4PM 2111 Wllnehor::.c Ln 536·4676 FREE TO VETS .'fo On :-Jo Clo:.111g ~t!I Cnecry 2 SH Condo Owner anxious ~.!fSO. I'S He.illy t>H -d616 LL Xl 'HIOl"S 4 br. J ba t'ownhom<' in be:rntttul :-pr1n.:hur:.l. All lhe lioo<lll'!> . you d CXl}t'Cl in an J8UO sq. It 2 sty hOml· lluge i\I br. SUllC w1""alK·1n closet. J man. to bch. Ca JI . .>..JO·til:l()O AJ;t. ---.... Real Estate byMd/AY SUBMIT TERMS!! LARGE FAMILY RM. Thi~ homl.' 1!> tll.•ar licetch. ~l'hOOI & :..hopping. Suµer va lul' lor 1he da ~ cramtndllllg buyt•r Cul D·S a t . l:h· a wanner , CALL 1142-9371 OHL Y $34, 900.--41R COTTAGE IN H llNT . BCll. Work a little. i.a\'e a lol, in this lar~l' lot home, on Cul 0 Sac Boat door an ~ar a gl' tor outsid e :..torage. C/\1.1.~2 9371 WllY NOTTAKl-:A WALK ()i'/TllE II t:ACll'! l'uul lJrl'i.'ll·S during Lht· \\arm S ummer day:. make :. this 4 bdrm Fa:.hwn Shor1.·s homl: a :.Uµ('r ener gy !>ave1 BKH 1112 i4tll Real Estate byJ.NNAY SQUEEZE YOUR SS OHL Y $38,900. hu):-. this room~ :I HH 21Ja home 1 n choice II B lol'allun. U~t> \our Vi\ wnh low monthly p.1y mcnl;:, or lu\\ llown Fii A ~~ ·115ti SUPERLATIVE CHARM <.:llOIC E OF TWO I.a Cut:!>la home!>. One :.;.:l stur y, and one 2 slOQ . Holll otlcr 1.1m1ly r0<>m. va ulte d l:e1l111~ and -.pal·1ou:. II\ ang ~ ·1-l.)jj REDUCED TO SS,950 Upportu111ty kOO{"k:-. tor J :.mart l)u~ er' l)\::..1x-rau~ owner:-an• lratl!>lt-rrcd uul ul lhP !>lJll' <111d mu"l gu 111 JO lla):.' l'rrcC' FOREST E. OLSON •---------•1 :.la:.heu al mos( :.t.O.uuu un Inc. Realtors A calWEll IAllEI COWAIY S SAVES -ByOwner- lt P<; H \ IJ ED 5l3r . Fr ml DR. 3 Ha . Walk 10 School~. t.. lhru .I r t°Ollt'ge. ;,.10 (Jti71! lmmed. Occupmtey! :I Hr Only ~3.1;,o Cnned Brkr. ~ti i41 I Mesov..-. Country Club Villa Adults P ool Ownl'r 55 7 U6i 4 & I!> I l.>a B E A L" T I f l I. I h r . MARIN Mell rn GHEl-:'.\i BHOOI'\ T111 ... 110m1• !!hows heller th.in ,1 mdl L~. c•11u ntry k1kh ''" s umetblc VA loan or all terms . AJ.?l. 556-~ ELt::GA:-lT 4 br E xec. home an L>cl 41rca. He1.1ut1tully de eorated & up~radt-J Sew cpl!>. & drps. ma111 cured lawn:.. J car ~·ff & lf.?. :.ep 1am1lv rm .\111 ... 1 .,ee! <.:.ill · 5.'iQ ~) Agt Open Sund:i~ Mar. lti Open House 1-5 Sunday ,!1)j!) l S prndra ll \t>°"' hs l111i;:. Allral'll\e I .. wrv. ~ BR ho me. 111 ~norc Crcsl Lge pancled tam rm. nwny t''\Lr<1s, n"" ncr moving. wants ac t1110 ::;.>4.5W. VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644•6056 VACANT s;i 1 • .>o<.1. :.1 Hedro•>m. 11 z l>ath:,. titlx ItJ(J lot. Up · )!radcd cc1rpel & drapes. Exl'ellenl Hun110g1on Hca<.·h lnl'alwn. Won· lasl al lh1s price ''mrnrq:q:i•Jimm 962·4471(~:)546·U>J' for Sale h) Owner 2 BR. I ~ H,\ TownhoU!>c Ne1A. crµI rl rp:.. :si.i.sw. As ,um loan !lfl8 2l0Jeves. •PRESTIGIOUS HOME• R .. : P 0 -H cs L Jr l' ~. Com~ :.ee huge;:; br home s12.uoo.2s1ory lBr .. j Ha. nr bt>ac-h & H hls. :s.JoOo. down. is• i'' in Ft.•alure!> andudt.• bltns. t<'r est. a i:tt f/46 iiJV lrpl ta m rm. l'2 ba & ti36-$ JO_ o l h et-t e a tu r e~ lo SUMME R 1:-.COMJ.\l<;! numerou~ lo lrst. 0 1len Huy your pool horn<' now house Sc1t . & Sun. JU.ti, Jor summc·r tun. Neal 3 20l:I02 Woodlea Ln. nr Atlanta le Bushard 1n br, w /pool & A/con HH Sale price~.000 D .1-..ame your terms & L. l R Realty lh1:, :.p.1.c1uu:. -I 1x.·droom. lam11~ room. torm.11 d111 mg room huml.' ""1tn di>· prox 2000 :.(l I l ol II\ Inf.! areorll ood Ju:.t 1.>lock." lrom lhl.' beat'h. Cut lo lhe-b<>ne lll s.57.000'' Call 55ti 7035 or llti:l-5oi 1 -AIAHDOHED Bualdf'r Repoi.sessetl' Spacious bedrooms with bonus room. 2 Story, 2 baths with pal10 & lu~h lanrbcapang ~ Low do"" n term s at only S;J1.1.SOO! Ca ll !163 ati7 1 or 556 iOJ.) -~ -IOHUS Rc>om lor "·our hobh1C':. in lhl'> 20.x20 den 4 Bedrooms. 3 hath::.. 1.lan ing room. & lamaly n>0m . O ver 2:100 s q . tl ol gracrous lavm~ 111 this S&S home. Only I year new & ::ittrac tn e ly priced. Call ui; now al 711 ~ ~ 7 0 :J :.! I o r l I ~ 596-g211. .~ -move 10 :.oon . Call "e n ~~ ~-0800 Alll (}pt>n hou:-.e __ -----M.ndith G•den1 ~unday \1 di" lti ~JSOO Cas a wall put you in Super Sharp, 4Br. l''am HllJUt;,'I OPJo:;'lc HOl;St-: lovely .J br. 2 ba, one yr r":'· t'rml OR, 968 dlli6. Nt•c1l I br. 2 ba, lowc:.I neY.. H B Condo. Kas::i · i'12.!IOO. I / J.11tl"t' un EasL..,1cle Call tnan Realty 962-4i64~ MEAR THE R:RRY for cl1rt'l·L1un~ t>l2 ~or A TTIMTIOH IA YFIONT IW.1i'd~1\.:1 w1p1er & slip. Newly dt>t' Oi>en St1t &r Sun 14! :i VETEIAHS!t 2BR 2ba condo, h:tll'On v HN111llful 4 HR pool home over watt>r, hrt•uthtak1n~ EASTSIDE ....,,.,,, "J hr on ~R R·2 lot & ... ep J.'eUeM urut All tor ~i.f,.;oo <.:.tll lw.t. &U..fi.Jb8 \jlL. ~ "ai.erl.tll & gas RHQ 1 5 I T Pit fo"ormal darun° room, view ~ \I mo se I") "' SJ2S.OOO do~ run. boat gate. quiet JACOH~ Rt:ALTY Io ca t 1 on . ·a 11 Red 67.> ci670 Ca rp f't, R .-o.ltors --------536~ Want Ads -Call 642·6611. PRICED SLASlil!:D1 ! Open House Sat /Sun l·S ~04.2 Alcorn. Irvine Prol. Dec & Lnd:.caped furtlerock Ho ml·. Broker. 640-5770 SUPER SHARP J BH 111 G REENTH1';E, aar cond111 oned. s hag carpcl::.. w;11lpaper ed Short t'::.t·row po:.sable. 4101 (j ll'llWUOd Agt. 8JJ Oil!U OPE. HOUSE Sal /Sun 12 &pm_ l'HICl'~D HEIJL'CED-4 Ur + Bonu:. Rm, r ec la1·1l. Opl'n lfou:.c S<.11 isun I 5 ti.!ll ~1crra Siena Turtll'rock llome Broker. 640 -5770 SEE THESE!! UNIV. PARK l H ll . I balll. S42,500 :J BR. l 1 ~Ha. S67.~ :, JI H. l' ~ BJ. :sill.~ TURTLEROCK !. H H. den.1;t ba sos.i;i1.) j Ii ll, 2 • ~ Ba :>ll!.5oo ~ HH . 2 Ba ·. \U ~.~100 FOR LEAS~ 2 HH . tJm rm :i270 Mu Lloyd!> Bank Bldg Uni\'. Park, Jr vtne D~s 552-7000 Ens OPEN SUM. I ·5 1905 I Hals~ad Ter. l'rt::,1dt•11l Home:., new on m<.1rkt·t. one ol the tllll'S I homes 10 f u r l I l" r o c k. I I t I I :- M a g n 11 1 t· c n t ,. , e w h Hdrm:-. 1,1m1ly rm . 11111 rng rm . 4 lwlh,.. ""1•t llar'. puol. JJt'Ull.• Unlx·lil•v;i IJIC Ul)J!I .tdl',. llll'i l'Cll t ra I J 1 r. t.'kl·t nnue .t tr t tlll'I" rne rma:.ol ;o,l<·am batn . IJll an ~ll'rt.·11 s~·i.l t.' m 1'111., home 1:. jJt'rtcCl Ill l.'\l'I') \,\d)'. ""1th lhl' I inesL 4uat1L} 10 land:.t· .. 1p1nj? & dl'cOrJL Ill.I! .\I U!>l hl' !'ol'l'll lfl ht' appn·l'tatcd Pnn·d tar hi:low owner ~ n1:..l al ::, I .).} • UO\J . TURTLEROCK ~l'W listing. 3 Burm:-. . lamtly rm .. <limn~ rm , l bath~. Cu!>Lum upgrad· 111g. atnum ; good lot' a· utrn. al'ro:.s tr11m p<irk & pool. :Stih,511U I nl'lut.11ng lanll DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 833-9293 For Sale By *OWNER* rurtle Hock Hill~ l'rl':-.1de nt Homl' ~plll lc\'el ""1 \tl'~ 4 Hr. J Ha. Jlr cund .. \\l:t bar. <ll'lu"t' tt'alures :>I 12.500 tnddg l;rnrl .>Iii 2-13b or K:.J;j l5ti3 Dil\'t-:H~IT\ Pl'\ aHR l 1 ~ua OH l<•m rm. l1 ~ J!..tl . pallo. pool SOl,!JOI) Ownr 552-i770 Dramatic-Hew 3 BR; Fam Hm, l story 1 rt't' standing home. Prnl I runt landscaping. Plu s h l·arpl.'t1ng, dra pertl'::> & lt.·ncrn~. lin1v . Park :b48,\HIO . 552-9300. likr Elegant-Hew 4 BR, Fa m Rm. l 'Lury free s tandrng home. l'rol. trool land:.l'aptnl.!. Plu :.h carpeting, d r c1 pcraei. & 1enc·111g. U niv. Park ~50.~rno. 552-9JOO Hkr. Excitino-New :I BR, F am Am. 2 story I rce s t a nding home. Prof. I ronl l.mdscllpang. l'lu :.h C'arpl•l1 n l{, 11 ra pc rae ~ & I e nc a nl(. L;n1 \'. PH rk :$.JJ.~:.10 552 \1300 likr BACK BAY MANSION t;1egar1t new no~ with 2900 s quare (~el an Newport Beach 's desara· hie Rack Bay. Three Bedroom s. two balh!l, maid 's room und bath. Dra mauc entry. You II nC"\<t'r sec ~u mu<'h house 10 Newport al lhls price ug.un fhc very la!ll one 0111 , kind. at ~.YOO. ~\ 1111lward LJne& ln1n1• Rlvd Call . I 'MI IN5·J94!0 lor appt OWNER 4 br;-.3 ba, 3 car icar + 4~ i.q (\. udd-on otr ram. rm. Lg. lot. Help finance. i69.JOO. 561-5167 TOWMHOME $43,500 Hl'st lotallon 111 TllE TER RACE 2 R<lrms, 2 balh9' & lam kit. In u GRE .. T FAMILY HOME plus pool, 3BR. 2ba. fam rm, formal dinin g rm, secl u ded patios. A real charmer. Priced to sell. WestclCf area, Newport Beach . $79,500. SEE orEM HOUSE warm c·ountr} lel'lrn~ · 1 A..e• MOTEL: 41 UNITS I or sale or trade. bag, br1gh1 l1i.th t & LOC)Ufta Beach 1048 La; a .. och - ::.martl} J1Js>0111ll'd Onh ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• L.aguna Area. sle ps to go~i:wu:. µool & ll~DUC EO to :.ell. :.11.>r, 2 s pa. Del in1l{'ly Lhl.' nun ba, by o" ner l blk!> Lo murut~ :. llnl.':.t \ alul'' beach. 1257 C<tl<.tllna. TWO FOR ONE LISTIMGS and r-.nta&s needed for new company locating in Laguna area. HASTIMGS & CO. 4~-.1123 TriAT ")) WHAT YOU GET 1 n th11> un1qul' home. LocaLt.od high uµ on Lag·un a 's tamed H1v1cra coa.siline W!A ReaHors 40--5560 Eastblull Prol lildg. J"ST MARRIED? RETIRIMG ? !'hen i.cc t his llllle c h ;1rmcr . ll h a" 2 l>edrooms, 2 baths, coq 1'1rcpla cc a11d very pnvall' pauo. Owner hus recently pulntL' ll O W s I> r I d l" O t ownt>r::.h1p. Snualcd on 4u1cl cul·de sac ::.1ree1 WlllJ lot., ol lrl'Cs :-our roun1lt11g 1L ~.500 RAIS OR'S REALTORS 4523 Cam pus Dr. In llh.' Cam pu:. Valley ~hoµ Ctr. CALL 833-8600 MAMY ITEMS STAY No exlr<.1 charge lor k111g· siled bedspread. hung tng lamµs, hooK,.,hel\1.•., • rnd more. Tiu-. 4 bdrm . :1 b a l h ho m t.' 1 s 1 m maculalt' and unc 111 lUda,\' ~ lll'~l IJU.\'S Jl S57 .5Ull CALL 552-7500 ··VISION• REALTY \ lh·tl 11111 CumtJ.tll \ l 111\ l'.trk Cc·ntet Jn•tnl.· TOWN HOME $43,500 8t>::.l locallon 111 I'll I-. TERRACE lttdrm~. J t>c1lh~ & lJm kll 111 .t ""arm l'OUntry I ct•l111g big, bright. l1ghl & "marll} aµp<Jlrlletl Onl) "Leµ::. lo gorgt-ou:. µoul & ::.ptt . Ul'llillll:I) lhe torn munny s 11ne~1 \ allw' HASTINGS & CO. Realtors 640-5560 Ea:.t hlut I Prut llltlg &.og.a .. ach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEM HOUSE SU.'IDA V ll ·5pm ti·l!I A, ITA ST ... I r .,, l l I m t' 0 I I t.' I l• d Ol'lU"!:' J hedrm, l bath 1am1l;1-home rn 1m· m<.1culale c·ond1uon Lt\ 1ng rm & dining rm ha\l' h1gn lJea m ce1l111g. ,,tone F P . w t· l I p I a n n c d kitchen. n1n· le\ el ) <1r1I \\ I ruH trl'l'.... 111 uu.·1·lt·tl pauo. 1 .. r gl' :.unJCl'I.. "ttll Ul't•an 'll'IA., l ta r i.:arJge SX5 .'>OtJ MARION MILNE REAL ESTATE til8 !) CojM II~} Laguna Bcal·h 4!)-1 &J;'IH LEASE/OPTIOM 2 Bdrm. OWO·YOUr·O'Wn apl 0l't'an ~Hie ol hwy 1n beaut11ul Nortll Lagun:1. l'lu::.t.• lo shop pang & IH·al:h. Sl7tl ,\ muulh , c1"k111g ~tt>.ouo. 1£1m~~w~ ~ 499·2800 -- HORTH LAGUMA Condomanrnm. cte:-.1.:ned fer grac1oui. hvrng Near ly Ol'eanlront; I Wrm , I 12 baths !'>IMl'IOUS !IV· tnf.? rm . w11h t1rcµlare. H igh cl'1lrng,, IR e prt\ all' p.1110 Al'roi.s I rom lle 1:.lcr l':irk ~.51.kl Monarch Bay Terr. Beuuufully land~c.tpl'tl t<imaly home on lar~c pool:.11.ed lvt. 4 bdrms . :I lietl hs. i\lr1um t'llln , oceall lllt.'W SI07,500 CUTE L::i g una :,tyle l'O llai.tl'. xlnl l11c<J t10n, l'losc to he ul'h & 1own, 111 popular chll sect ion 2 Hdrms., I tJalh. 1-:nc loM.'tl yard; room to expand. S.'iJ.7.>0 EMERALD BAY Gn·at. while water view! EnJOY a \\ underful way ol llll' 1n lhh lovely :l·lllY lamil) home. 4 Bdrp'I!> .. I baths, den with trplc. t'urmnl d1111ng rm : i.ecluded radJa.nt heated terruce. ~ntrally locat l'<l. nr. tenn1i1 (.15., parl< & beach. ~155,UltO Ji!J.!~.' 1105 rctobsr Hwy.,Logune 494-1177 Cstm luil• Homes White W crter View . . . .. . . Hir, :11 ~ha Sll:l,000 JJ:ir, :Iba Slti0,000 LUT -:i;JS,ooo He1>u.lut I w, Comm ancl ( Sl50,(~)0 Cbolcl.' Oceun View Lots Call 1:1kr 4\J3 JtiU ..,,,./0/ an REAL ESTATE 900 C.ll"nnt:yn· SI 4~-1 94 7, :. .:~ (' )1(, UMITS Wiiii' I'lit: IH$! Jnl'Ome fJruµ. 1n t•xtellenl s hape. Lo"" \ a t·anC). ht yield. 2 Blk:. LO bl'JCh ~.SOii <.'lli\HM 2B R + lam on H·2 lot w rm tor xtra un· tl Xlnt Wanlcr & Sum- mer rental area close lo hl'h. & l0'\11 n . Owner may h1•lp l1na1u·l•. Just re· dut·ed to ~ti,900 . :> UNITS. hl'ams. lrµlc. <k Vu, I urn. aeros::. :.l. I rum hl'l1 . I blk lo town. Pos Ill '. dn. u1· l'Ontratt 01 ~.tit· or Jtoai.e 'optiun . Sl8\J,001l PARADIDE POINT Ot't-:ANF!lONT l'.'>latt' !-.Ill' lot next to :1 J\reh Bay Build your rlream Villa 1111 a pprm ... l ' "Acre 01 i.ctluded la nd w /many tn•t•s , pvt sandy l>t h "" honeymoon cottage dills cd gt• 4 Unats will hl•lp with paymt:. Fc1n· t..i,L11 · coa~Lal vu. Hm lor tL·11111:. tl. pool & much mun· Could be d 1v1dcd rnlo I beaut. homes1Les. ~IA. lll'r wall trade or help 1a IH"l" He::.t buy on a:.l $350,000. 497-171 I Laguna leach PANORA1\1lC VIEW 01" THE OCEAN. Unusual J BDRM. to'LQOR PLAN SE RVICBb BY i v> BAT H S. 1 HOHM. & BATll ,WIT H Kt'fCll EN F.TTE, HAS SE PAR A TE l!:N · R"°"cln9 available on all proper!'es, 2nd T.D.s available 25 years experience. 497-1744 "l lJ H~ ,~SANG SHOPPING Vilt i\Gf t.lh '1 SOUlH COAST HIG H WAY LAGU N A BEACH T RANCE & PRIVATE ' h ENCLO!-;°ED PATIO. The LOC)Ufta leach 1048 LOCJWIG ••oc I 041 . . ~ ....••......••.••...... maan 11oor ha!> i.ema -••• ••••••••••••• •••• o-nl·5~ turmal II\'. rm W OPEN MORTH LAGUMA r-' B EA.\t CEILINGS. J UST LIST1..:01ndeb1.ta· 1961 SanRemo SL I DING GLASS ble No L.aguna, cl06e to Crarted of· redwood UP.l!::"ITS fO SUND1':CK the beach & vi llage with enhanced by frenc11 WITH OCf;AN VIEW. oceunview.J liR.21.>a,re· door:. & sphl levels. X Stepsavcr kitchen has mod. katch. lorrna! din BH .. l':! ceramic uled HU ILT-IN flANGE & k I.l a ths: d1111ng rm. & OVL'.'l, UISHW"HR .. art•a and ::.unny bf ti.t bricked patio. White "' ~ nook. I rplc. garden palao. OISP . & CERAMIC water v1ew.rus.ooo dbl gar. ~l.500. 545 w·-..1 ----Tl LE SNACK BAR. Thi:. lnusor..-~ Laguna home as only a 111 6/J fiA. . Stately mansion, uo yrs . old & has some uni· z:'~z.uru•l.to degree vi ew; S llage (Jue tealure:.. Ollcred tor bdrms., family rm. & only <499·1886 game rm. Triple·A qual1 $59,750 t y . Owner financing, LOW INT . LOAN AVAIL may° trade. $1~,000 MISSIOM REALTY PANORAMIC 2-Story DuDlex ~85 s. Cst Hwy, Laguna .. view ot OC{'an & htlb Near S leepy Hollow, Phone 494--()731 th r u lrl·f.'loµ,.,. Near!) ue~1 utatull y remodeled ' ___ _ ll('\\ J BIL. 2'~ gardcn I.ow m a ant. C losed -•••••••llli•ll b<JLhs. scp. <lmmg rm + garages. Only ~.500. charming lamtly rm . Writer's Retreat Monarch Bay Terr. .t Bedrooms. J baths; 1ormal d1n1ng room, tamal y room, ncwly bu1ll. S weepanit ocean views Jrom aU areas of the house. LarjJe proteCL· cd yard area, pertecl for pool & Ja<.'UlZI. ~~.500 Ar-ch lffdt Hts. S w eepin g city and coastal views plus privacy, al a "'ery low price. 2 Bedroom:.. 2 bathS', tnree new decks plus 1ar1{e pallo. Up· graded l'arpets, cl"ramae Liit:, lc\ol1c r blinds throughout. ~.500 l!JUJ S. Coast HW)'. Laguna Beach <il:H --074~ both opt.·n111g to shatll'J On No.,talgac Loml.lard~ pallll Drl'am kllthl'll. Lant:.:; Bdrms .• 2 bath~. vaulted l'l'll. hvuig rm. bcams. trple .. pal1oover opcnmg to dcl'k Sµani:.h lookin~ wooded arroyt• tile root. i'.:a!>y main ~.soo. tcnan ct' lntl :.c p g ~12!1,500 MT.& VALLEY . \ ae w s. P e nthou::.e pldyroom wnh wet bar & prav. d eck, ad101 nang :I upslaar:. bdrm!>. Main llr has l gc. m :.lr . ::.u1Le . wa rm, 1nteresung 1tv111g r m . Family k1u:ht•n. uul room. te\'el yurd. Wants M1ss1on V1c10 ::irea Uni) ~i4,000 WELL LOC_.TED Ocean " aew duplex; !. Bdrms . each ; no vacao cy prohlem here. Live an one 6..'. let the tenanlS help wllh the µaymts. whtk you enJOY Ille at th1• beach. See t oday at ~~.soo Have something you want SELL idle 1.tems with a to sell? Classified ads d Da ily l'tlol Class1(1ed Ad. it well. You don·t need a gun lo .. Oraw Fast" when you place a n ad in the DAILY PILOT Want Ads! C<ill now -642-5678. Irvine 10441niM 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• For active od\Jltt. on~«~;~ community in an outsl~ Adjacent to the vil~ o1 ~ and University Porl<. ol)d the of California a1 Irvine.· Port of The lrVtne • Company's 83.000-ocfe 11¥>'19' pion. Rancho Son JooQUln Golt .C~ fOf d bockyofd. and the Qfeeo&$t of vtews from your sundedc. Resident pOQls are just a jOg from o pklmed-txivote ·. me{TlQe<shiP tennis club. Now: ~·t that sound Uke the-llfe y<:M've ~ waiting for? 2 or 3 bee.tr~ Townbomes from $63,990. 14 Logo Norte.s. lrvlne. Collfdm!O (114) tS2·7373 ~ ' t al Culver ond Unlv_.ty Ofll/ei · I j { I i l I I I .. I • t I ~ • ... ... ... . ... .••· - I .t .$ f f1 $ 4 -~ • •• ... 10 ne: 01\ LU ~ll tl9f •••• VAC but trp 011 LG do• 2nc ~ BY br , trr cal Ne ta 411~ p Mc enl art Ja• Pl"I S il' pr1 1·01 to ll'lt Yo gri lhl tOI dl"I plJ PE NC ( 3JE :.Q 48 MY ~H 3:1 fJ Bl ;Hf pa Pi ;j;J Sp vu Jl Joa ...,, J...I Y• ar I IC pr CJ Tl s t Ht lo w UI 01 UH s .. .. ~ Ot dt :i.t. H ;! • 0 N NC 4 w w p c i: rr ~ Ht • •• Jr D cc ... \\ p: It s c p •1 s la B - ~ -------... ....-...--··-· .......... ·--.. ··-----··-· ---. -....... ... • ... ....................... l .. CAMYOM HUNT. ec.;h Dupl~ir ro Ge.rGI 3101 ost.MHe lll4 By owner, s er . .Broad· ocr•"-flONT c~~ SHO.RES For.............. uud.er~7M·Yrly. &nc:om~ ............................................ . moor bom•, beaut'. tllft IJ"ftLW l>liPLEXES ~JM +. 8 y own u . K~ds ~\is ok ~l:IS 111.J, VETERANS landscaped Ii d cor. la> degree whitewater view. Beaut.• A:.sumitblc VA loan .l3d·Wll3 Kadi; Pets ok ~1ss. t:M w /poof, N• 9088 • R an ~onta An.a. ~.500 Walk to Ben, ba<·h s100 Oon t r~nt . .you can SB , study, 3ba home SlJrrounds Undercoru.trueuonm 2 HOUSES NH ~l25. Hulboi.. A~t. ownahomewalhoodown l 1362 w. 'on .. lS SANTA ANA AVE 25'x3S' atrium designed for outdoor H o~ h l"cl' tn9 84341 p1tyanent. No p1tyme1a Hou.se, pool It &SL hH. living. Situated in a pvt. comm. just 3S unu~f1~ ucllC $32,250 eacb. lO 'k down I ~ , •• _ ... --3-1_0_6 tor <ll l~alll 30 day1. ........ U.t.gAtlt'a lntt AUforonty$6U00.0pen mln's from Npt. Bch. and on San Jl'OURPLEX€S Bothonone k>C.somus\. -oa -World H.ea l Estate· Silt/ Sun 1:304:00Ne11100 Di r;: bch an lluntm¥too Beach be aold toacther. One ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.pec.:1a1&sts 111 veterao Hea~ pool, plus1i jacuz~l, play-boy family room , 4 BR, 2'h BA .. Will GI. "'2.000. Robimk>n Reau.or ego ~'twy. Enjoy pvt. , pk .. and Brand new,~.~ thue a b•rp a bdrm 1 BR. yrly $240. 111l'I howuog. Ask tor Veteran 615-8120 the sound of the sud at your front Block lo ocean ~.soo houses has room lur l ulahues. Adul~. no peu, Counselor, 556-rm, call OCIAMROMT door. $180,000. Walk w beach il18,000 mo r e be d r m s or Lge ~ 675 18hJ 8!!yt1me_. _____ _ Peninsula -condo. 2 Br, AHN CHISMAN ltlAL HTl.11 SEVENUNlTS~.ooo molher-in-lawunat. lalbooPHIMUla 3107 •Lg2Br.duplex in <·ourt. ···•••ti• ..... " .... -1620 499-1341 NINE UN JTS ll2'0.0UO 'I ~· ~ ....................... ''"" .......... "° ..... l view. Stepst.01Surr&bay. We have Lhe property. • ~NIFTY 2 br 2 bll :Ill t...in c h• I d 0 K ~ l :I~· $65,000. Nelson &hiOion The choac.:e as up t.o you. "a ! do monthly ~ yrly 751 ~!*2/545--0700 Rlty615:a120 5--' 01 (;alltoc.luy. P1Gp81u.• ~i5.Avaalnow.64isi."5 t---~-..-----.Mewport leoch I 06t .. ..,a Ana I 0 THE RIAL 712•1'20 -----EASTSIDE ---------·---------· DO~&R SHORES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ESTATEFAJR ..... .,A~ll:NC .. .atH..ttftC)tOftleoch ll40 COSTA MESA ltlll JiaA.'950 Jolm W. Cody, Realtor 4t4.t7t4 133-tOl I. L•:pneleoch 104 Mewportleach .._ br. cortverlible den, M•t-~_..___. •5 18•425• 8J9·6133SJG.2551 a UNITS MESA ....................... ~parat1:, 2 bedroom. 1 . •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• fil~ N'I\ l1tundry/.bobby ""'" • -Lara;e 2 bedrm, 2 ba ~~~~~~~~~~~! Walk to Ht-itch J Hr. + l·'~ halh. san~le car garag1: • Quaan1. Mobile Home OCEANFHONT house rm . a,oo s q. tt., p<>ol, ~~:d!~.ul:~·~~~Yy·~:'d w /ten ced patao on-= $128,000-8°/o U11,t>ac111cS1rnd~lfoml' home. ~mall 1enced 100 H. trom ocean' gur JPt .,ror sale bi "vfcntr . ~ttU,500 . ., beauutully landscaped NEW4un1t,2blkistobcl1. EXCHANGE fo'urn. except Hdrms yard $2.iJ per monlh. 'owner Call eve · ik.. ... ""'.,2589 entry & lush l.andscap· grounds w/pool.i;ecuraty Great buy, good Lax Paar or~ pl"'x-··~·la~ mo.11r:.t&l;u,_t + ('dlleves .~-Wtlt> nestled among tall trees . ·. . 5• ~ner/nlt. V-· or 1ng. Heoltd le taltered gates & much more. wrale·oll. Income ~ll.00. M 0 •1 ~ '"ooo"'..,.,..,each :. e c u r 1 t y de po:1:11 t . on Lagunas mol.l pie· wknds.1>45-7721 ,)$6.81,MO pool. SEE THIS Al' $1100. moves you an and mo . Man y xl ras. esa. ny..,., 536 ~ l u re sq u e be a c h -.,,,-E-W_P_O_R_T_SH_O_R_ES_' -t ~.500 S211 per mo. pays it a ll 530 257:1. Hard Lo find value a Sacrata ce at ~7.500, 4 br, atn ba, large patio u1cld g laxes, ins. & Lhei.e prices. Good loca·LOCJUftG leach 3148 J Br. 2 ba. Grt.-enbrook h•>me. nr. So. Cl>L P laUt. ~n Ca rn a tion. Call o~ ner 67 5--0771. 499.2512 & S47·5257 • $69,500. 642·7398 Mewport Heiqhts maant fees. Call Dan at ALFALFA RANCH tton. Owner will ltnance ..................... .. Lemmo Mi--' I OSl •HARBOR: UUPLEX -2Hr w Pvl 839·8321 tor appl lO see. 1100 Acres. hJgh produc· at ti'~ ante rest. See l Co1.y 2 HR houl.c 1n Ca· _,,_. ~ o•Ea..a D..D.. l·S tenced yard. Beamed Agl. believe. Call now (714 > n) on Trl'es. rt'llable ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ,.. .. " -·1 I g ~HARP' -lion Managemenl & 752·1700. lNVl!:SrME.'l adulls :n;J J99 4!501 ; VACANT 5 yr old w1dJ 'VIEW I 019 MorianLGM cea s'no.U~TH CO. •sT Westmhttter I 098 mavaa1rla~belle1.n g conlract OIVISlON·lRVINE 645 ~!J!J , BR & :.tud10. 2 tuU balhS, w w qHo, drp:,, bluns. Adulls only. no pets. ~JS w;,-<J3lo budt home, 3 Br, l·~~ Ha, &.{rand new lasting 1n "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE KEAL ~'TATERS I'"'. f .... VEST ..... ~ d 1 Ulher rancheo a' ail. .... 8 3 frpl, enc l. pauo, Fclm,. Ab 't } J choicest Westchlf area ,.. "'"'"' · 8R + en. SJl.900 uou ... ewporl each 169 Din Combo ao~umc VA ove 1 a . . . Corner ol Highland & 549-0ll2 Mar 17 . l own. SjjVe BMI Grundy. Rttr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loan no qualtJyang ~ Maraan Lane. Lge. 4 s i Ou u + · ti~ tit •675-6161 * I~~~~ LOVl':LY 3 l>r + l 1. ba fir kids &c cau. oi. ~17~ Yd & pauo, mo\doday Kids µt'ls, ongls OK. 2 8r bungalow ~190. l"ncd yd. Pool l Br duplex. gar, ~lb\!. Older ka<h.. sngls ok Kids & pet::. welcome 2 Br S:!OO. F'ncd yd, ~ar. AvaJl 411 dowo owner wall carry A .J bedroom, 2 bath urut bdrm., 4 b1tlh plus den & • Waslling lon., Midway t.:1 P 2100 Uulo1dc oho\\cr. On liay i nd. ii>nnc. Only Brokt:ro w1Lh a family room and JcHt. playroom. Included NEWPORT HEIGHTS ly. 1!197·2018 I 0 O/o DOWN ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213 ti:l7 t>Ot17 5J0--8770 many upgrades. Never »s an extra bonus Jazzy remodeled 3 !JH, l BA. --.--H-------lnrlustraal Buildings,. --- laved in. ExceUent v&e,w. · ' a 11 e Y acc.: es:.. B oat Mob le omes FOUR UN ITS w /room Placentia Ave. NB. 2600 2 B ~ close to tx·h. ~<:II JaCudzz! anodrea~ priv=~~ storage. For Sol• I I 00 tor 3 more. Desirable lo 7,,00 ~q. i·t. Days call turd . encl. µauo, :i>235 BY OWNER 1900 sq. tl., br, xtra lg. fam. rm & frml d1i1 rm. 2 frplcs l..'atbedral beam ce11'gs New cptg. & drps. t<'an• tastic bu y. ~57,:tuo Near iennls and pool. thls 2 s tory. 4 bedroom, 3 baLh home sits.on a cor- ner 1ol watlf a grand view. yar ·::see l ay · SlJ9,'1\N bPEN u oUSE SUN 1-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ~ ·• \" S i p--61-. n E a Sll.tde localton. 3 645_3323, eves & wknds ~Lr 1 ~lc1 c. !Ju, "ntr. Cell C • ...,.... , ... 1 S43Sanla Ana Ave. SUPER Oceanvaew, No. Bdrm. owner·s home 673_7989 or 833 _2900 _xd ti\JK~ __ 675-5726 Bowman R.E. 99.5-7001 Laguna, El Morro Prk. plus J rental urulS plus HOMEFIMDERS •642--9900* O,~ .... TOD•Y l·S HIG CANYON, JACUzzi No. 167. pvt. bch., cnr. room for ;J more. Asking _anytime. O<'l•:,\Nl-'IH>N I' 2 br. I:.! '""" "" lot. lg. concrete de<·kmg SOU.000. wnh only :so.ooo. WILL ·buy mdu:.t. prop. "'" f•·.1~Lal. :'~·a.1 1ahlc 4~5-58JI* ' 521 REDLANDS + sm . µool, :I llr. :I I.la. w1gas 11re1>1l &. lit!~. down NB o r C m area lrm now ~.) w&, ti-I:. ~J.IU 3 BK. plus fam. rm., 2 ~l:J5.000. Wall consider Home as l440sq. It . 2 br. o wner ti-15-3 1 ~u ·J1J. J Br. 2 Ba. brand nt'W CJrµt."tlllJt lhroughoul lrcohly µa111L· t>d, 1m01etl1all' on·upan· cy Ct.'ntury i t :'Hli !t'Jll Wtlh a view ot the t•nllre Nljwport ljrea. lh1s 5 bedroom, a IJ1tlh home has a lormal d1nmg roum and 3 car garage Your le rm-; lrplcs.; woodsy 41. warm. t r ad c . 0 w n e r I a g t 2 ba. lg. k1Lc.:h. w, bllru. 541!1-lltll Lovely yard. Guesl apt. O.J4 5742 Musl ocll. Reduced lo Im 'Quail l or ~a~ter Wk or till ti·l , OCl'anlronl .I hr. l1l ba, IJ mll) only 711 Mil 17~ ~.000 ILUFFS C,......_.DO s:s a.~50 Open Wknd:.. I ti • Plac• • ·GEM-"'" Call: ·W-!-;>OJ7 t:\c:. & Pra ~ •• INDUST ./COMM'L. 1.1 \ l' on l.1do Isle. only ~IJU mo 2 Br. 2 B<i . J Br. 212 Ba. $72.000 Opeu k d p...-•• 120·FTusunAve.,NB ..:.al i..:.unll to 5, ,12 Pl··La, \\. n_~ 752-1920 REALTORS 642-1623 6,5.j400 .. u tiW 2 BR. 1 Ba. lgc llv 1•000UA1LstN1wl'OITHACH .! tJ 7!JJ 1..i21 c.:ollec.:t. UH .:! bJ :1:!4 6 Wa~h111gt1m A\t.'., ~le:-.a Verde. S:li5 mo 645-J H i' 11r545-iu~ SPECIALIZING IN LAGUNA NIGUEL PRIVATE GUARDED OC£ANAREA llow dbO\ll 6 JJro le~1on<llly del'or<:lled & landscaped, :i bedroom, 2 bath Port Lerwick home w1Lh a la mtly room? Owner anxtous. Lease available 752-0460 Anytime . DON"TWAJT TIL SUMMER to purchase lhat pert1:cl s ummer rental duplex only ·~ block from s uper beach. Lave an or rent out. NOW REDUCED TU ONLY ~93 ,500. Call 644-7211 Ai;:L. BLUFFS 2 l>lY Condo. I br, :I ba, Canyon vu. Xlnt cond. S75.000. 846 0050 Lado ESUttc Sale, 4 Br. a Ba. olc.: , den. L:reaL tamaly home reduced to $112.000 Prtn. 673~760 llARBOR VIEW llomes J bedroom. 2 bath <."arml!I Model.on tee: ~rn.oou Call ownt.'r 1714J6-U 4:!ti7 area. adult pk· at·ro:.o Blue Skys Goll Cluh in healthlul Yucca VI} Space renlal S75. mo Terms. m y equal) Owner. 581--06.l!i Dana Point Village adull park, 2 Br. 2 Ba, 20x.)o Biltmore . Walk to manna. Furn or lJnl SI t ,1Jt>O 49t>-13i:.! or 4% 9J58. Retirement Special!! CHOICE FOURPLEX 111 Houses Unfurnished :i.UWll s q IL OUbllbdmg. t'~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cc ent tor . JO tnj!. au General 3202 man .. cngan g. etc 0\\-ncr ••••••••••••••••••••••• will linancc \\.1th low fo'HFF FRfo-E down and low 1nLeresl ; • . • Unusual opporturuty. •I rof co::.1onJI ::ien ll'e• Asking $72,500. •LANDLORDS• Pa<'1f1c Real Estate Homefinden* 642-0200 642-9900 prime locauon. Corner lot, owner/user could ma na ~e adJatenl pro perues an spare lime .-\o· l.Umable loan-no loan Ices All :! bedroom umlb 11 •• L'alllorn1a :-. Lar)ll.':.l 111 l'l\l"l' enl 1·011u1L1on. Lots for sale 2200 •H, . 1 :-.to .. '• .. ;x1·lusl\0 e sail·~ price ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ~nla · f\IC.:l' & Ur. l Ha. 1''am Rm, nu patnl. <:pls. drps. l car ~ar. tenced yd. Ch1ldre.i ok. SJOO. 64l-40!!.5 J BR House. Iba. No dogs. Kids ok. ~ per mo. ;>.IB~55 or 833--0121. i1l'dut :! Sly Twnhse. 38r, FH. Wel bar. exlras. Sllll> :Hti·.J ltltl "kdys :ii l ti. Monlhly dues 0 1 S42.50 entitle:. you Lo a year ciround olymp1c ot. IJOOI JaCUZlt, sa una. Lc11111;., pnvale strcCLs. park lor s mall lol s. complelc: privacy or JUIO an Lht· t•ommun1ly allUtr!'i. \\alk lo the beach or drive Lo Lile private park111g lul 12 Ae.Hor!>eRanch Ll.\11\ 1:-,LE l"U..,Lr11 Ltll .\l oll1lc ll ome :!Ux.i .» Uc,\111.J \'1li.1gl·. :too S Coasl llW). '.'IB. 2'~ 1,,.,,. 111glo11 Cr SHi.5oO Call vi t'. or 5-11:! zo~\I Si 1.:1.iu Call. :>1:1 ~l:!I , NH lfayfront·5oxl00. Ice. ;\akl'd I Br St.i.= II. B. :! Hr \.,:.1Jl'l.11ed ~ulh loasl 5ux5u dodi ea~emenl L'M . ;:.tt .... :! Br.:! H :\II .\1:-.o llor :.c: HOUSE IN COURT Aural'. home. :! barm, & I ~lo1 ' IB I< &· dL•11 111 , s ralls. $59,!JOU. Hy Owner I hl· I.a 1-:111111 l 'athcd 16 UNITS l'r111c1pal:i tSI:! :14W. ra1w11 1H•ar :-.;t'\lport l"wy --~:!1..).agt 1-°l'l' lli:J X.IJO :.! Hr. t>n l". gar. µ\l pallo, ~:!:!.J mo, no ~u,. in1 .111t tll\. ;;JI\ B;t.\' !)l. C ,\I ;,I~ :!t1.!t1 5.56.-0342 n·ll ~ :-.:!.J,).111111 U11l'll 011 I rce Ii n<'d :.Lrt:l'I SltiJ.1M.1. W am ~an L>tt•go Coun ly t:ach You can :.Lill l.H.'l an 011 couage ~3.SOO ground tloor µn~c:. 111 Marshall Rlty 675 ·-4WU this 1000 yard coastal 1.one. Real est.ale prices B y O w N E R Pr 1 c c are set by the law ol sup·----------slashed 1 SPYGLASS ply and demand. SMART HILL Best Buy! 5 BR, PEOPLE ARE BUYING 41~ Ha, bonus~. pool. NOW! EASTILUFFVIEW Jacuiza. view. l\:e land $144,500.64~-8707 BY OWNER: Etegant 5 OPEM TODAY 1-5 33631 MAG ELLAN. 3230 sq ft of custom quahtY. 4Br. Wi l l trade for smaller ocean \ u homti. ~1!19,500 BR, Upper Bay View, 3 CUSTOM Home 3 br, 2 ba. Bu ... ·orm al din-rm, ram. rm .. stone lrpl, new tam1ly kalchm, prof. de· copper piping lhruout. coraled. new crpts, lrplc. am mac. cond., lg. lol. Lush I an d s qt p 1 n g Cul-de -sa c. itiZ.900. Call w ,Japane:.e garden. lorAppL.645·5417 µJllo:., lgc: lenl'ei.l yard. --, Clo:.e Lo shop·~. Lennis HARBOR \i l~W _Homt>:-. c.:lul> :.t·hools. ~9 500. Portol 1110. ~:13,;,00 IN• 644 ~777 ' O.J4-ti548or .>5l-27~ J;J4 8 2 S PI NNAKE R FIRST OFFERING BET'ti'::R THAN NEW JBR-21.i ba. 2 lll'lllll patios. COM l'/\Ht:: TlllS PHICE ~8.500. ,1-~~~~~~~~ OCEANFRONT Duplex. · .. 'llEWCustom byOwner.4 Balboa . C u stml>lt. :J34Jl PER I WI NK LI:... HH. ;J .Ba, l1tnd.scaping, ~149.500. Spacious 4HR w1ut:('un Open House Daily Coas tProµert1 e:. vu. ~1 .500 2:3U·5:3U. 120l HigbJand ll7:J-5410 SHOWM BY APPT. JUST LI STED :iBR, Jormal dining, lumaly rm w/FP. Ocean \'U. SllOWS LlKE A MODt::L. ~.500 Dr ~115.000. 645 -2238 •2 Sto r ). 4 8r . 2 11replaces. Ldundry rm. Jo'1llcred a ir. 2160 Sq ft. Lg Cul·d·sac. lo mainl. Cov wood deck, Orchard. ~.900Assume1•,;.. YOU Jus t can l lind OpcnHouse Weeknds l ·S ,mother 2BK + dl·n. 15051 Eccelst.one tae ldstone fo'P. J t Lii•~ ____ 5_5_2_-88CJj ____ _ price. BRI NL: YOl.J K CH ECK HOOK. ~.JOU 'fhts lovely ~H K plutt s tudy, cornl'r G.1rden Home ha,. been O\l'r• looked. SOM EON WILL MAKE A (illl':A HUY AT ~1 .5tX> CLIFF DR. var:w home; charming. bl'clUlllul decor.; J bdrmo .. danang rm .. love· ly k1Lchen w/all new hllns & indirect lighting. Snack bar & wet bar. lrplc. Lovely ver dant 1 yard wit h 2 patios. OC EANS I Ufo: :113H. 1m S7~1.UOO us ual k1trh111mum FOii c •tL '--'.. • .. , .• ~14 S 0 M fo: l. U C !.: Y " ~ •'" l''AM ILY. Will lt'a:,t' '11.-.... ~SO. mo. or sell al ~7d,:l\ i'f: AL TY BACK BAY MANSION Elegant new home walh 2900 s quare feel 1n Newport Beach's desara· ble Back Bay. Three Bedroom s. two baLhs. maid's room and bath. Dramatic entry. You JI ne,·er see so much houot' an Newport at this price again. The very last one 01 its kind, at ~.ooo Windward Lane & fn·ine Bl vd. Call: <714J645·:!920 1or appt. LIVIMG 15 EASY in this beaut., nrly new oceanlront duplex. 3 Lge. bdrms., 2 ba. & l·bdrm., 1 ba. All bll-ini, log burn· ~ L ~ .!. 5 pan l' h . ti7.l Jl~i CJl'EN llUl ~l::~.il Sun Lake ne w. lg VII'\\ homt• 1 br, ;} ba. lam rm & den Pono11no l!Jrt>11r View II 2501 Pon Whn b). :>!J!J.5()(1 .\1.11111) Rea ltors , ~ti2· 785~ or !168·00-!!I JEWELED LJL:H rs by ntRh t and spectaculdr r ollan _g hills & onow capped mounl.i1ns by day . Cha r ming :J bedroom homt' with tormul dining room FIRJo:l'LACE Plu ~h ,; h a ~ t' a r I' t' l 1 n g Lllroughoul ll 1gh beamed tl!lltng~. Easy care kitchen, anc.:lud1ng :.Cll ·cll•anang ovt-11. Just stcps lo private com· munaly tenn 1:. c.:ourL. :.w1m m1n_g pool and J.1c.:uu1. tTOT LOT TOO J t;ardener included. Only ~l5 per m onth. Phone ltt4·46ll7. lmmed1ale oc- cupancy. ------ OCEAN VIEW $65,000 Spectacular 4 HR. u·a - level. 21-:.: bath Prt"suge locauon. Formal dining & Jamalv r1:tr1!<1l, \\el bar , l1rcplal·t'. Two be1lcontt.'~. Jusl reduced. Seller will pJy Sl .250 dos mg l"Osl:.' .\love in to- do y ! 'll urq . Call 64;).l):JUJ FOREST E. OLSON Inc l<'ealfor~ Exc.:Cpllonal .!Hr .\lub1lc llm ~ual w " cpto, t.llJI drp:.. µallo prol lndscpd. lg lallltT enc: Redwood µorc.:h In deo1ratllc: ll:.ivs1ul' V1llag.~·. NH Pools. '" t b<"h. 1JoJ1 .-.laps ::.15.000 675 J!Jti or ~::N -1655. Owner S lOl!I, Tremont Or Acreage for sale 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR Sale 9.42 Acres. Lake Ebinore. Cul, 111 lloopllal & ~chool t 11-1 1 I) 7 -I -:! !< II .I " 17141.J-llS -:HJl :\nleloµt• Valley. lU al-rt•. ln \'t':-.Lmcnl proper\) can h e s ubd1virl cd ~-ititi7 Commercial Property 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STRIP COMMERCIAL 9A«r cash spendable Greal strip commercial HAL PINCHIN, Rltr. :!7l7 E Coasl II\\) 675--4392 Watl'rl runt 1111. 12.> ALA. RENTALS 1\sk1ng ~-15.UOO. t "11111•'1 lirc1kl:'rs. R llr .... .John WI ~LA41ll IN "l \tl(I Cart>y. 6'1ti-7414 £ iit HOUSfS • D ;. I !."2. Mountain, ~sert. __ _ .._... Resort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEWPOIT ' IAYI C.M .. ,.13a rlt'h ::.l:!.l N i. L,AKE ELSl.\OHE a ----------sLeal! 40xl00. dll ulll. 1 Br. turn·, Olll ;,II>.> 1 Hr, 'll'" . I'\'. ~1115 Tax Refunders 3 UNIT Each hou:.e 1nd1\1dual ~ bedroom dnd a ;.mall yard Close Lo shoµpinl!: lncoml· ;,.)4., .1 momh $59.500 5 UNIT ,\ 111 rc1• bNI roum llomc + 1011r l bl•!lruum 1n d 1 ,. 1 du a I hum l'" & garagl'' ,\ii on 011? ti:i X3U5 lot· /,oncd lor 12 unll.,. l'rcst·nL inc.:Oml ~N. ;i monLn. Full µnee JUSl $97,500 P''d rd, oll\1e Lreco. no Lrl rs Sl650. Owner &16-7616 BY OWNER Palm Desert Cond o, s pac .• lull) I urn d. 2 br, 2 l.JJ + dcn. t-:ncl·d. dbl gJr L:p · graded. man) \.lr<i:. >17 .500. 714·-l!.15·~ BIG BEAR ll:IW sq. IL. lloine on ·' • acre un lop ol Moon r1dge .l BR. :! Baths. loll, dbl garagt'. ltlOO oq. It. ol decking, crpll{ & drps. Call Jack -OLDE TYM Jo: REALTY. 714 .866 -i513 I lir, l..noll) pinl' Sl9.i 2 Br houw ~i5 \rd. Bar µIL, ch1lll pt."t l'tf,\I :! Br ) rd. gJr, .! I rpl ::.2!J\J. Lcl~Ull.t :.! Br + den ;,Jiu l(Jr, l..1do & pet, lagun.J <! le,cl. ~ lir + Ir, <111 amc:n1t1e,; \.·d.\I :?>..1011 Bad, Hay Vit'\\. ~;. ;j + 1-'H Sharp: :\IS (I I~[' \ ,\I t•;S.\ I Iii'. llltn,., (' d -,1.111 1 Bi. PJllll. l I' ~lit.I :! H1 n::.l'. ::.ltio. "'·'· .. m <'h1ld 111· sngl:. .! 11r ll:-1.1• ~:!:!.:> Fl' gJr d11ld 11&,, n1n· J Br,:! car. )d.1111· &,tds & JIN, M Vcrdl' ~~. l.ar)!t'S inventory, be:.I ~en 1<:'e an So. Cahl. .!. Br. gar·, p:.itiu. new t·pt µa1nL. no l'hlidren. 1 Pt'l OK. SW5 546·750ti Lli. J l>r, :! ':! ha Condo, 1.im rm, lrpl,2carj?ar l'ool. EaslS1de, nr sent... . Children /pet!> OK. .JM·Jl4~ HORSES . .; Ur, ollns, appro>.. :.! at res. "' new barn & cor· rail> del,.chcd 2 car gar. & Ole . 1n rear. P rof landscapl•d, close lu~ bedc.:h & lrwy LeaM: S4W 0111. ti-15-J;}<!-I. --- :-.1'.\L"IOl"S .l 1$r. :.! B<.1. dri1:oo . q1b, · 11n1,hed i.:uraj!C ~J;,U mil . .>-111-ii!lti Leca-,e ; lll'wly redone ..& BH. learn . rm., lrptt·. 111111--.. O!W , d1~p. Dbl. dour entry. Near :.tore,;. ;-. I U ~ i\-1 o n l h • A g t • t.H:!-.tb;!.; perfect Jocauon. adJa· i cent to Alpha Bela Shop· . 2211 Newf)O!'! II. ping cenLer. Earn.'> SJ53;) 1 -~ta8~1 s pendable per year 040• •ISH 10.2', l"ap. raLe. Don t Sun/EYe delay Call lil.t > 752 1700. . 1 N V E S T ,\f .. ~ N f · · • ~46-5855 REDWOODS Northern Cal1l. Rec land. ~275. An acre Owner will carry al i' r. ALA RENTALS 642-8383 Balboa Island 3206 I HR, :.! Ba, CJ>\$, drpi., IJITI rm, pauo. blln-". "'ail 41 I.~-mo. Reis. .1~5· 7J.>:1 Touches Eel R1\"er. ••••••••••••••••••••••• D p · t 3226 lronl.5 on black top ycl H.\ \:' .. 'l{(.):-.0 f Vl'JI I~ 4 br. 2 •• ~ •• ~~~••••••••••••• secludcu & quiet. Uon 1>;.1 , ncJr nc~. lu\ur}':-~,I_'· CLOSE TO MARINA DlVISIOX·IRVINE. -------------Humph re)s, Agent per"' big ''\""' !\•~ J b ., b ·2r T HE REAL ESTATERS Condominiums fprsole 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bein<J T ron:sfet-red MUST SELL 2BR. 2 Slory, Carpeting Lhroughout OraµC',, downstairs. Mar111l'ro Cove. Newland So 01 AtJanlu . Hu11L1n gtun Heach. ~.()()(HS:J0-0250 WANTED 3 -6 l'nlls 044 -1270. 675 ili-lti. Jll .> pm r, --J . ~.;, ~r mo. Ea~l or .North l'osla i----------•1 67J 109!1 Lease. i l.t-i~Sl:JO Me:,.a. Pranc1µab oniy'. Out fC ty \l•w Ba~lronl . Lillll' Et Toro " 3232 I~ -ti5 : I 0 oun I -; f ;i n <i •• 2 h r :.?. s l v. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • ---Property :-J L k NEW DL:l'L.r:x 2550 \\ ,\I a$!nll 1c.:l·n1 vi ew.· e w a ·et r on l "A IC'' 'Ii""~ Pier lor boat, Hly. l.!IJI fownhome 3 Ur. plu, o v '"' l "t ... ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• ••• • • •• -l 21 B I \. UA'"'A J'(Jf,"'T 1Sib·2i2J re rl'al, :? a, poo ... ,, ,, l'ALLBROOK l e11n1s ane. ~515 mo From ~t.j.jO Golfer's Paradise 2 Hr. 2 U.1 house . unaurn. 53:!-5822 or 830-7000 F ully n•nLcd dV:Jll l"usL.3br.homemcludes g:.r . washer dr)er. Mr. • - <kean views. aj.!l. :IJHJl scp. guest quarters, den Klimek. eve & ~cekcnds Huntin<Jton Beo..h 3240 Malaga. 17141400 31:H & lanai. On lg. IOlo\er· 1175-tk>Ul,duyoS.lti ~2l'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• • looking the 2nd fairwav - -~~ll Pearce. Lgenew:ibr. L1 ve 1 n J. Henl lht' otlwr, ;, J ~ 1. I L'I' ., of famous Jo'alJbrook Goll lHh yrly, ueamcc1 • .-.~ 21·:? ba. S425 .111cl. water& OCEAN S I DB t:rcal Ill· door -ouLd oor "'Hit + lilud10 + sleeping loll. It's A UEAUTY SlJJ . .;w 111:a r Ntwporl Po11 Offiu . BIG CANYON BHOADMOOR Bcautalul 4 BR+ ram. (;onv. Pit/Lg. Cor. Lol. w /Trade f'or Smaller in g I rpl . Luxurio us 3 BR. J BA Exe. Condo. carpeting. ~175,000. Crystal & Ulass thruout. duplexes m Cap1l.Lrano 1· 5 <> 1 d K ds & Course & Counlr~· <.:lul>. p:ll 1os. j?a r :J pa gar ener. 1 · sin pt•I $I I 00 MoYeS You In Ucac.:h. nl'W (IUalllY units. FRIES rAu REAL n· SJ50 t>IO 4:.1\Ji Ok. Vacant. l!-ki-4lJ:Jt! or Spacious 2 bedrm. 2 ba in ot·ean views. Century 21 71-!·72lHll':.I -----~' 1!!8~ park·like grounds with 0dna Point.-'~ ll2l Sl:!.S.OOJ Balboa Peninsula 3207 · --------- '11tfoy th• Good Life Call 493-251 l H. y. Horne. owner 644-4440 LIDO REALTY .u-:-\I I I .. 1 ... '\.H. * 673 -7300 * *SIR• i YRS. N ~ W 4 br. 2 b J U~ Open Sal. & Sun. ~1.000 Vista Del Udo oyoas No Rllrl>. pis. 4llS-14titi Glamorous condo, pro· Relax and enjoy h e and 1 e ~ 1 . de c 0 ra ted . your loving family 111 Lh1s NORTH VIEW By owner. Punoramic ocean & bay desira ble country·l1ke 4 or, s unken llv. r view from comer loca· place. 58R, ram rm, den, w/lrpl, frml. din. r laoo.,145,000 dtn rm, on xll'a lg view w1wel bar, 11tm rm, llLLGaUMDY lot w /ba g s wam pool. 1 1 d:.cpd yar Many. many xtras pro· n · RHffor 675.6161 Greatloc.onculdesac nr Cu:.t. cpLs & dr~. UIJ i------------1 graded applta~ce:.r, 3 IR+IOATDOCK Baycresl. New on mkt. many extras. ~S.llUO • ~LJ».000. Ct1ll t.o see. 296.'ll Qua«ley ~1·1541!1 Loi' a led In Newport UnlMd lkn. Rffffors " -·--b lond. This 3 bedroom & Mewport adt I 06 rnmily room beauLy with Joh" Carey. •••••••••••••••••••••• nil the goodies. Only 646-7414 • ~ll0,000. Take over *Luxurious* s15,ooo loan. Owner w1u Lido lsle·lr OWMr Westc' la·ff help finance or trade tor 1mmac. 3 br, 144 ba. lg re~id~nce units an lol. assumable 5~~·,t Opl'n house 4 ·6P.~I Sat Sun Pnm<.· art'a. nr. Hoaj!. ~9.!IOO. t>.lti·t>JOg seeurily gales & pnv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J BR + cien. lmma,·. 9..ge µat1omakes 1orbcaut11ul Out of Stat~ .! Rr. Penn Pl ind t'olor )<ird.Chaldren&peb•ok. la v111g lor ~our lamily al Property 2600 rv. l>y O\\.nt'r. Sll.IO mo :--.1 4~ mo BartlJ r a SanClem~nte 1076 only s211 per monlh ••••••••••••••••••••••• ul.Julyl.55:! OSJ!I ~it •• I 117.1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lncldg laxes. ins. & .\n'-·one anteresled Ill l?'i· c---a d•I Mer 3222 Al .. w 5 h J --... l'11I µd I Hr, baby & ""' SHORECLffFS Vu Hom e malllt. let'~ .. IJ'., · l l""an"1ng residence 10 ,..~ " ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK SllO Stv &retng. 990 mod. o/lookinu ocean St., Sanla An<1, 8.39·1!1321 Laguna Beach area 1tlr "' -----------•1 l'hJsl' Lo bch. l Br. ga1. & goll couroe. P\'l beach Agt. lO Units. Costa Me:.a ooautatul lakenew hom1: :-itudio houM~. lireplacc sin~ll':-. 0 a, ~lti5. club 3 blks a~ay. One D'f,----1-------i Will trade lor4·pJex an Ch anagan tor Seµ L k Old llunl 2 Br. I.id & s tory 4HR. 21.la + fam exes AGl-.:NT ISJJ-1768 t e mber contact H . ~HISS arge.caLo·. rm.Scpmstrbdrmsu1le nits sale 1800 ---Th()mas. :Jll7 fhal'ker HOMEFIHDERS -.ngls ol... gar, lnt'd "1 No care yard+ xlrao too ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-PLEX Or .. Keio"' na. BriL1:.h * 642-9900 * ~li.l · Year old 2 "l ry Duplex Urinl! 1..1d ~ cat:! 1:3r ) d, muny to 11:-;L. ~ . ."iolJ Hy :> 0 , · · Mesa del Mar t:olumb1a. owner Princiµab only. Newpor t Beach. Oros~ ---------gJr ~tll) .\\ail no"' 492 257 1 income SlJ,000. per )eat SHARP-lteol Estate J BH. l Ha. turn or uni um HOMEFINDERS ----Asking Sl l5.000. Prtn IM MACULATJo; Exchange 2800 Shorcclllt Hd Sh11rl or •642-9900• * I NC 0 ,\I ,.; P fl 0 I' c1pals only Call Ron or Corner Lo t Orttt Owne1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ion~ term ::.7.111 tii.i 4~ l-:HT Y Hou'(' + 2 un1l Tom . 52~-1010 SOUTH COAST ; + ACIH.:s Commer e1al 1---------• laxer upµ1:r. S59,500. Nr. ---INVESTMENT on ma111 highway an \'1:-. ~pygla~s Ifill:. I IJr &. l>l'11 5 blot·!..:. lo bell ::.IJO col· new lrtplex Ill res1d ·1 FIXERUPPERS 549·0812 la. ~11.10.uov eqwt~. tr~ F..int~1 ,t 11 '1'-'" ta~t'.dl uul1xl.JX·1ok ureu, S74,950.-Custom 11 1, Superb penins ula me ~ 1:3n)kcr Jl.H11:.011 !>I I ti!il!ti •Ir '~11 tilUh HOMEFINDERS triplex l"looe le> tx'h & location, very old two MOllLE 7l'.H924. ~ 642 6 900 s hops, "IHl,500. Bertha 1---------:J UR • l h<i, hll11~ St.•1) u * . .,. * .. bedroom home w1lh one HOME ftARK ONE ACRE R ., bl k 1t. Avail 411.1 SJ';)5 Mo.~~~~~~~~~~ Henry, Healtor, 49'4!-<1121 bed ltag a d • -..., l ot> _ room co e. ran NearHemet.300Spaces to Ca rl s bad b each. Blks.bcach ti7.> w.;, l•y1•:'a1 . Qrange Co14nty,. CALL loan. $88,~.675·523.1 PRICE LOWl!:R.l!:D on 8114·5396 new J Br, home, 107 Int eluxe 3 R, 28 UMITED N,OPERTI SALE/LEASIOPT Cadiz . San Cle me nte new appliances. ~.soo. plus 225 future sites. Will $70,000 eq ulty . Take Deluxe 48r, w;.io· pool, #2. Ga a nt lot could nold trade for farming ranch Very Pvt 3 bran Old Cd.M. garden k itch . rom;i 11 11 units. Large ramblrng BILL GRUNDY house or small untts. Jl'rpl , dbl. J?ar. heaut balh, wet bar . lrplc, r h r ee bed room home Realtor b7S~l81 Br 0 k e r H 8 r r 1 s 0 n itarden~ on <ibl lot. SJ75 cl)lStdrps, dbl gar. t'l<'. Dre House. Magnall ----------1 Fantastic orfer on lg. Open 1to5 Sat. &Sun. cen tom Pool 25' 81utfs Condo, ad. Joca. - O ' w i l h D a 11I1 n fC0,000 tion. overlook ·a. part, at S-Juan Waterfall. Exouc planL~ UNDER .1'J last yrs. price. $72.SOO. Copl1tro110 I 078 patio houa.e 1nd Mallb Ouplcl( -In Old Balb08. 0 "1ne r &40·5509 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ligh u nj( >Hid~ lo lh ,frplc, xlnltn1..'0me. Hy Owner 2Hr. Iba Coodo. s p & end o r or l h 1 • • • llG CAMYOIM Pool, gar. 2 m1 lo ocean. com1>letely Prlv11t UMDIR S60,000 IESTIUY ~4.900 830-4836_. __ PMt1u. Owner lt';jVln 1 4 BR, 3 BA. FAM+ area. Priced aor Quh.' l>upl~ic -t'arep a c f'S, (tlome,notcondo> Sa I~ u t $611,UOll 15 pouo • E•!>'.'';ms i::xc Terms Ownr lrvrne A\it>. N""'porl U .... D.RSI0,000 &&4-6249 ~each. Owner b4t> n2ti7 "' .. OJHm H_1te Daily 12l07 Duplex·Step to beat>h. 3 BLUFFS 4c 2 lir Un1U\. 1202Slh m. "Weed 1t &Reap" Ol'i!:N I 4 ~r1SUN 2BR" Oen.2\~ Ba, l"tom 1 rea:mroHO lrl~"'1 Up gr• de d . In cl u du rurnlhcmantocwsh JOllN KO 'ER. R 1lt0r Land. SGO,SOO. Owner. CALL DAll.Y Pllffl' ~ 'NO----t 644-i846 • 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spartdl119 Pool! 3 Nace Hedroorru. Only $35.000 Open tlouse Suo L2 -4 2502 W. St . Gertrude. .UN.ITED BROKERS U<tlJ-7414 wllh tiny one room ren· T~-4924 AvL now 644 -527\J C.:hoace area. Lse S475. tal. Beautiful trees. NEWPORT HAVE Newport Beach C taM-!.~~ .. c~.,a. s ttltan Dr. ~6,500.Call67~7225 Comm 'I buildings to os HO 3224 -~--~-------TRIPLEX trade tor Carson C1ly, •••••••••••••::--·~·h··~· 1 BR CONDO ~1118 .. • v \ \ Ll.E' , l:L\l.T' • , .. '-'\• [ NTI HI, .•• I CLAY STREET Nevada Home or ln Near new-401 ... I~ ,:-.• REALLY NlCe! Aller 7 come. 548-1589. Cllrner 01 Tustin A\( · wk d _ ~ ~1 A Quail Place cxC'lu.save ur. 2 Ba. reari.:. i'l'nt Ji or n s. ----- This :.hup mph~" has a leal EstaM mnd . eke dr \pt:.chb 3 Br. 1 , Ba. frpk. bltn-4. fire-place an the owrwr 's W..ted 2900 Beaul yrd &.. put10 lfrts drri,. tthl i:,1r lened) rd unal nnd separate P<IUO ••••••••••••••••••••••• r('q d rPleph ;,-&ri lJ:~ l'l·I~ nk ~:!75 mo ._.._..... •ooo Only ~7.900 neat Irvine Stutts Buy from owm·r 3 .i&J O'Jii lftcOMer·~·r 4 Ave UR I u-ho 4 BR, 2 BA. blllh. lnrd ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 4 u , 2 1!1·3 ..-me > JI IQ al~ No 213/795 . ..,,. .. btwn yd. cpt5. & drp~ l>Jtj( (.'l{',.n J lwdrm" modt>1 n W. NEWPORT. Ocun • U • w.. -,.,_ vtew. 2 housel>, 1'2 lot3, Plac• _G_·7_,_._,_5 _______ mo.~.>·764:> ~j\1~,. <'~l~.t~r~~·rl!~~· nu cpt. d rps, ~I JS,000 PID°8rt:I-Wanllobuy largehouse an •HR.a BA,new('J>t.s.ne" fo'ent•t•fl yard. ~o mo 80~ loan + 2 t.d ·r7S2•lt20 · 81yAreatromowneroo· drp!I, country Dir,~ As k lor Be ur Dale 1213)696-5380 . ~ ~M.11. Nt H.ot ly. 673--3941i &4tH\46___ 9b;J 45ti7 003 m1u . . --. , .. .. . . .. . ~ ...---.. .-.. ,. . •l• DAILY PILOT Sunday. March 18, 1975 ta •H Uwfwwl.-ct ·· Housei UaiWwihecl Af a I 1 ts ,.,.,IMcl ·1Af fm .. a ........... ................. , .... , ~'·~~············~···~· ...................... ~······················· .... l'-llwwtow lwll 324 Mls..a-Viejo lJ.61 COJta Mesa l714Costa MHo 3724 ···········~·········· .••..•........•........•.•.••........................................ BEAC H WALK Condo 2 BR, 2 BA 1 ~ yrold.1 yr '"'"". tg. 3 br, 2 oa. cJoo lease $340 mo. Froot & lo be~cb . ~:ns mo Bkyd. i.n,S81--0tl87 ~l--0887 Mt>dt'rn 4 BR, 2 BA,DW. M.wport IHCll 3269 s·1•r:~s to ocuan: clean 2 Or . d s hwh r, p1t110. i.:aruge. April & May ti73 9300 Mediterranean z f;tR. bltnt, 1~ Ba. close to beach. Sep. gariae. 5..$6 -6321 early AM Lge deluxe 3 br, 2Vt ba, all leutures & bl\J~ at Hunt Jfarbour $350 mo. Al,.l'jO 2 Br, 2 l>a ~65. 8ep. blt.os cpt.s drps clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• hou.s~. bea~L yard. $325. SHARl' 3 Br, 2ba Har~ mo. Ask for Bev or Dale 1ew ffome. Comm Pool. I IOUSI,( ll, ;1br,2 ba, ll'j>I\', J ulk I.lay & oceun 0Ch11. No chllttren/pets S400. unnuul least1646~11 lt>28 Oceanfront avt. 1\va1l. now. l br, $1~, utJI pd. W111ter ~63~ Village iarages. IHt,i--493~ or • * J .~.,e _11 ~-1311. Vucant ....... ~~~ ---------1 Move in w /deposit s 963-4567 !IGJ-1786 ~mo. 644-4844. :! BK, 2 BA, lrplc, encl Harbor V1ew 3 br, 2 ba, yard w /gardener. Nr. :s prklrs, wtr. s ttner., . Bushard & Adams.~-comm. pool, grdnr. mcl. El Puerto Mesa :i HH ~lcps to beach 2 BA . dwhr. ~260 mo. Wimer. li!3••i 25th, 5.>6-47ti0 The.cliarm of Old World Spain · awaits you at Ring Bros. 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba. near beach. onl y 1 BR $190 2 ·.aa pets/children OJ<. ~1U5 $230 Refrig, Security, 53ti -0321 & 962-3SJJ ''Pool, J acutzi, Rec: !162-1~:! •&~/mo. 644-S!fa · t ·& ~ leClrooms-$148 Up · . UHUtles lncludH • Mediterranean Village Wall to wall carpets. drapes Grasscloth walJcoverings Fireplaces LUXUHJUUS l br furn or Bldg w /exercise rm .. uni urn. n1:·w shag, drps, Billards, Color TV· ;rnr. 11 '.! ba Condo. <.:;1r, pool. patio & <'lubhou::.c. Nr Shops. Pvy IH Y- l'ownhouse 2 br. 21 ~ ba, pool, bit ns. wash tlir), gar. No pets. 675 -!H~ 8-tl-~28. ----------1LUXUK Y condoon wmcr. Beautiful gardens, pool. rec. room, furn. or unfurn. No pets, no children. •95-9 Maple An, Costa M.MI I Ur, Halboa Pcnih. sun· deck, l'rpl, carport. ~145 nlu ;. rly 833 -1288 Apartments Unfwn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3c~~iiu~:~."c~~~c~:~ :,?;: 2P~;.vj~~~;~~· ~~~Houses Unfurni1 5 < c t ~ J l 5 . o w n t' r . byshop. Price rcduc:ed! ·•--••••••••• •••••••• ~os a Mesa 3724 1 tbo 1 1 __ _. 3806 892 151218112 4731 Mr. llcad. 673-7022 C\l'. Westm1nster 3298 •••••••••••••••••••••• a Cl 5 unu ---6lt* 9661 d ••••••••••••••••••••••• N R . Gt; & SO fo'rwy::... . -ays. Agent_•••••••••••• •••••••••• I·:,\ \I <·1·d111g, wn1ught 1 J NILN~:wcu~t.2br,2ba Douglas 118 . Jmmac. 4 Duplex, new 3 Hr, 2 Ha, ::;JSIJ J br, t M~t: 1l' i\11 iron 1•1 rn1111"" i·n·,itl\l' trpl, Ltlllc bland. adulLS. br, 2 ba, dm rm. cpl!., elec.k1t.w /wcrpt.Jrp$, Mtl II l',irk. l.1lti~ •1 t 111<:>~]'h.~·,1 •". lh-.i~u11 ..1· nupl'ls,yl'ly.t.il5·3335. drps, frpl, fncd. yd, a uto ~375 mo .• yrly'. f1ncM ck Ctr. t!:3!J-lf>..,g l>lc. t»l-•• •1<1, gar. door.~-892·34l2 e~,a-~-~:., S48·lS19/ (21JJ Co~~miniums E.1:-.t=-1t11· ('1\1 , I BH, ('l)ltlJI. 2 B H y rty. crptd. In(' ......,"'"" :-.1ov1., rl'l ri g & gar. CUT~ 2 br. nr. lkach. --· Unfurnished 3425 n·tll'I' • 11°111 ,\dlts ~1111 JM :-.. :i:!:!.>. N. li11J::.un. Cpts, yd .. 1;ar. slv/rel. Harhor View Montego ••••••••••••••••••••••• tolli 1·''1:1 .,ix -1~70 Hllr ti7.) <!IS!ll:I S:!IU. 4 18 1'.:lm1rea . model 4 br12 ba, F 1H. EXECUTIVl•:W,\~TE:O l lrn lu1n. n •nl..tL ~1.1. I -- lS42·5165 L/H,D/R.com.pool.18HI lh-111:..1· :i Hr.:! 110.1 , pv1 111.1110111 , BalboaPeninsula 3807 u l "L 1 "'7-77 l ' '· l ~ ••••••• ••• • •••••••••••• lniH 3244 ~~r ..., er ing. u a-u l. J"l' u: HT •'•·n l'l' ->lT t '.ill .JIX .~:II :-.y~lt>m ii,\ .S.1 t'~l l'IJ1.,1 &S 0 . f<'1,y :l1!I lll\l:I :! Hr. 2 lla, Yt::i\HLY •••••••••••••••••••••••Back B ay-E xecutive 3 BR, 2 Ba, College !'ark home. ·l liR. :! ':U.\0 , home. Nr. park. pools & Fam. rm . Liv. rm. elem. school. ~-mo. formal ·d1n1ng, 2 car ti40-1 538;~-2323 GJrage. L s e. <:.!13) 7:I0·22:i4, (714 ) ~2-83-tU I RV IN E 2 L11 • ::! h;1, a 11-, pool. R e d wuod pa l10, beaut. decor, encl. gar. l child OK. $285. 551-42'Ll:i I HH ~11~11•11111 , t1 u111l ~s lo hl'ach. Frplc, lild14. l.11\•' 111·w t;;u <JSn~.,d1r, cpt'd. 1145 0300. ~11,., Ad11ll!->. t11• l'l'b :!..!:!U C d IM -3822 Eltli•n. orona e er ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti Hi -1.)1.! ,1fl Ii IJIO So of lh\y :! l:!r, den, 2 ha. • • • Wet Bars · . • Built-in Dishwashers • ·Beamed ceilings, wood paneling Private patios and balconies Heated swim ming pools • • • • • • Night lighted tennis courts Gymnasium and sauna Security systems Fair Housing\ UNFURNISHED 1 BEDROOM I BEDROOM & DEN 2BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE A Special section for those with s mall pets. Office Open Daily 10 ~()6 :30 · ( 714) 557 ·8020 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. t rpk. $:.t00/\i235. 2 ulll. l>d. 4 blks lu ott'an 536-4llU $185. &UP 1,2 & 3 bedroo m s . Fireplaces. Patios. Bltns. Shag crpt s, ~n c lo sed ga ra ges. Chlldrf!n & pct:; accept· ed. Close to beach. No I ee. 960-3221 M g r ; t\39-6133 R EF Property Management . Gar age . apt close t o I.leach. Great for s111gl e µt·r::-.on. Ut1l incl'd. :i;no. l13 /595 -63titi 0 1' 714/536-3909 att 7. BRAND NEW •.t BR, 2 Ba, A/C, ulc -roof, pool, nr shopping. 1 liLK. to Ueal·h. 3 br, 2 4 Bdrm, 2 bath. :c.hag 1wy . $395. Eves833--tSYl<I ba, patio & ~ar. Furn. carpel,~ story, $275 µer av ail. ~300. No l~e . month.H .B .968-~7ti5 •Tropical Poot• Hr. <'Jl\:-., drµ:;, hl11b. p,1l111 1;"" ,\ 11att·r 11a1d. :dH 111.x Frµ le . s u n de el-: . Ca II '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1ii.)-tl:!57 ' ~ - 2 & 3 Bedrooms $250. & Up. Fireplaces. ::.hag crptg, near 5 Pomts Shopping. Children & pels OK. No fee. Agent Cap'n Kidd, 842-7994 *RENTALS* .Ao-11111 UNIV. PARK .----------2 Bd, l Ha . Condo. 111 ~.IL'. 3 BR, 2':: bath ...... $450 C~nalfronl, '1 BR, 21 ~ ba. Carpl'I=-drapt's. :'\co.1r 2 HR, 2 Ba ...... ::il3.5i.J2S 'i. early lse. SStXI Mo. pool. l'lltlcltt·n & .,lllall J UR. 2 Ba ...... ~1395 Caywood Rily 541S-l~JO pet uh :-~!.'I Clt.11·11•,, D a ... 1 ·' ,, 11 11 H , · .i I t .. 4 HR. 2': ,Ha ........ ~50 NEWPORT Terr . Condo. l!Jli -~35:! L9. Furn. 2 Br's. l! It 11:-., I\. \\, rlrp::., poul .idlt,... no pvh ::il\Ht 11l:t !1520 5 1Hl.:!'~ Ba ........ ~50 J br. 2'.i ba. lll!:ilr. s ulll'. WALNUTSQUAlU: bltns, fam . rm., Jndry., l'ur li•:t:-l' 111· ~.ik h\ Dana Point 3726 2 BH: 2 B31 ........ ·. ~;) p:.1l10, gar., oceanv1.:w on U\\ill'I'. \'ohm\ •·mt· \0111; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ fHJo~WILLO~:::> .. 15 acreparkw/pvol.~15 dn ~B il . ~Ha ~anSl.lpl·r llcJl l ltr \1IJ,, .>BH.2 Ha ....... S30ll/3l5 mo.1>44-7357 l'll'rnenl<· .J~M t1:!.1 -t l'll)ru. prl\~1tc . !!JI CORONA DEL MAR Wtekcnd!-. S ltiO mo Iii:! lk~l:t. 2BR.2Ba .... ,. ...... ~.. COZY ---- l'HI NA COVE CUTE Townhouse/ Huntin9ton Beach 3740 3 Bdrms .. J ba., furn. <.:ONDO . ~75 MO Unfurn 3525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Monthto Monlh Nr.Hoag.Bkr644-ll3J ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWWEEKLY CALL 552-7500 Bluffs, lse., lge new 3 Bl{ Rl'nt. Le..tM'. Huy. :! 1irt1 RATES e • end uniL, 2 2 ba , lam. Lagun..1 ~igut•I t;ull Executive Suites VISION.. . .. , . Condo •J\l'flnvhllll-! . • rm., frpl Nr tennis. & Cour:->l' :"lt!.ir Hl!:idi 727 Yorktown Blvd REAL TY pool. $52S Mo. 547-9277 -1~-.J.'i.iti O" rll'r. lkJdl HI\ t.l .Jt Yorkto"n l\ Red Hill Company· days: 573--0014 eves. S 36--0411 lI111v. Par k Center Duplexes Unfurn 3600 STUDIOS & W Beach 3 Br, nu l'pt, ••••••••••• •••••••••••• I BRs Irvine d D h 2 b 1· II' I rps. s wsr. a. :'llPT JI(' rs \I 1 l t 1 • ·11 "'tl'll'll RENTALS Pl2a13t)1609.;_Y5880rly. $450 'nc ..... :1 i)1:, .!1 [;'..'. ~/.~; •1J,•;1tPdp<11tl u •i.,lllltdl'\ I.I( i11l)l•; z HH, l ba ........... ~10 N·tl 1-!, ll'Jll, dhl g.Jr I' 1·1 • 'fl'l' ll I llH» 2 UH, 2 ba ....... ~IJJS For Lease. Newpo~ llgls t).16 2tititi 111 1i lJ :1.1.il • Frt'l' lt1H:il:-. 2 BR. 2 ba ........... :ii365 4 br. lg t am rm. 21':! ba. •part .. ts Furn • I'\ <<: nwid ~l'I 1 J \ ail 2 BH, 2 H<t, lam ..... ~50 -nr . a ll schls Avatl now "' m .. n ~Blt,2 Ba ........... ~w S45llmo.714·7i-l·W5:.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •B.11' ll·\/ut• • l'h1tlll' .)l'I'\ II\' J BR.2': na,fam ., $-175 B lb 11 d 3706 •l m1k111clCl.'.lll 3 BH, 2 Ba, fam. ~75 Triplex, 2 Br. 1 Ba frpl, a oa s an RAISOR'S REALTORS 4.J:!3 Campus Dr., Irvine C.:ampus Valley Shop Ctr. CALL 833--8600 ti Br. 4 Ba ~800 sq ft. 2 :.tory, large Jam r m. wel ba r, lrplc. 2 yrs old, ~50. 8:~ 11 03or~7145 pauo, gar. AdultS 1700 • ••••• • • • • • • ••• ••• ••• •• Coral Pl. 673-7315 SMA LL bad1 <~pt. ut1I prl HARBOH VIEW 3BR 2 BA+ r'AM RM CARMEL ~75. mo. w/gardner Near Pool & Park. Im· media le occupancy. R O.'.'! TAYLORGHOUP jj;t.()..l()O ,\nyume SJ.;o Yrt y. 1'in l't·b ti75-2i~7 or ti7.)-ti.j:!7 Balboa Peninsula 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:fadwlor. :-•·:11lr ::.1111 mo L;ttl pd. ;"i11i J·: Balhn;1 Bl\ cl 1;..i t.~xt1 Men Bayt runt t Hr 111rn ,qu . 111 slctl'l',; 6i Ha lima \ti\ REAL ,'iJCE 3 BR Colony __ S:!.>o. mo 61:3 t;i'.J\I . ~xec. home, _2 ba,_ trpl. 3 HEDROOM. + view + . -- ,\I I•:\;, small lwad1 hotl'l Hl>Clllh ~22 ,-,u Wl'l'I\. 1\J>l~ ::;11111 mo .. )Jli -il).jlj ,\1 ) 111crea,,c 111 :-.umml•r f'l'ttL Bea ul. I br I urn :1p1,.. :>lti.J & ;:;11 .. Sp;.1111 ,,11 M~ It· l1ldg, IJl't e11<.'I gar .. 111101 , s;1una. lndr). ad It!.. I ;:~o I Kt•t•hnn LI) l 1111' W of llt'ad1 oll :,later Kl:! i311l :-.1ud111 I hll-. tr11m 1wt>Jll. t rplt-. d "h11111'. IJl'lll./.l. :-iii.-, i t I >M1i r.1:1ti ------Casto Mesa 3824 Costa Mes.; l824 •:!Br. I Ha Corolulo, pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• l t .. -••••••••••••••••••••••• 11c·<1r >('h s topping SlSO . ., Bu G ··r P · l r, I '"3 __ Q(l~ I -I'-U • a 10. u rp!.. Off Beaten Path ll•i Pl'::.. 0 " -a .. i .. t·vc Carpets. Sl85. Married l.2 & 3 Hr. A<lulls no pets.I~~~~~~~~~~ d,,hwhrs, shag cpts, BRANDnewdeluxe2br.2 l'lu~l·d i.:ar..1 g1., lrplc, ba, din rm. bltns, D/W, Ht·:.\:-\tl.'11.\BLI': 2 BH. :! rnuplt'. No l'h1ltlrcn or 11.1 (°l')ll:;, drps. Near _ l>t:ti;. 645-IS72U ll•·ad1. :-.hup g. (j7.i .li2ti I..':! 1,.1rl..:-.pur. JU::it re dc<·ufalctl :! li1', l Ila I' g,1r. ~.!ii! til·l ·ti!SU\I 1)4 J.7.ilti \ l.'r.v :-.pl'C. :! bdrms., new ('Jlt, drp:-.. app'I, :! µalios. Fur,, P<'l'. pc r:c.on s:!75 Day~· 1j.14--41J.llS EI l.'!>: (jj.)-J:!.)5 2 Br. den or 3 Ur, dl'lached .ipt. Su ul Jlwy ll•l'allon. ~li.> mo. tii5-;)(15t1 J'c11111h1111 -c 2 flrs. :JHr. 2 ·h.t. l.flltl'I' & l•lWl'I' .;;11 dt•n t1•rrat·•· Bltn.,, dhll\I ;1:.ll••r F1 pk. Wall.. 111 Hl·h ~.1 •. 1 1110. Call i.il ;1;,:1 Co~ta Mesa 3824 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHILDREN OK Large 2 br duplex. al llHC) 1.i..1~ & '.\<:llC,1' pd. cov. gar, or. Hbr. S2.50. t<tl'hcd gar. $li0. i l'uol 846--901.S 1·h1lctrcn ok, 110 doi;::;. :!li!! LA MANCHA APTS ··~ .... -" ---------c l'luccnua. 5.J.'i-Wd3 778 Scot Plal'e, CM 2 Br, c rpts, drps, b!t~s. --------li42-5073 pnv patio. no Pl'lS, ~115. Spin len•I 2 Br. 2 Ua. -----1503 Alabama St . lon·l'd air gu::i heut, bltrn l"ppcr 2 hr $145. Family. 54~-4031 r:ini::e & o\·en, shag crpl, Hnge/rcfrtg, crpl. drps. -,----.----- drp::., adults no pNs. Slti5. 752 0 Sh<iltp'lar 548-0358 OCEAN VIEW llll Hunt· t'allti45-!..13Mlalll'rGpm. ---ington Ave .. cor. Hunt· ----Ll\'t: l'.\i A FOREST mgton & Baltimore. 2 br Large 3 Ur, 2 Ba, crpts, 2 Br. :! Ha ~225. Gas & . duplex. ups tairs, gar., drps, bltns, uµsli11r::.. wall.'!' pd. Adult:>. no volleyball.$235 mo.Call: Near OCC. ~::!05 . pd ~. 11--1 E. 20th . HobMeyer,ot'c.&14-2442, 557--0350 ;>48-u l:l7 or tl4ti-·4095 eves. 546·3170 ( Pri\'ale Hach, no k1Lt'h. .~() pl'I :-.. :i;x:i. fil;!.~IR ' ·•Br, 11':: Ba. \iluie1. pal10 do!! UK, couples only ::-, I IS.>. 1i 1 o J oann ~ t .i llS -!I;) I;; OM BEACH ST RJCTL Y 1st Cabtn, nc~ i & 3 IJr :> .. :! ba. luxur)' Condominiums. While\\ atcr \'ICY.::., 11r. Victoria Bch. ~to $400 y rly. ·IW·l 7~5 Irvine Ave. al Me~a 545-4855 PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS on th~bay Luxury apartment living ovl•rlooking the water . EnJOY S750,000 heallh spa, 7 S\Vtmming pools, 7 lighte d t c nnis courts, 1>lus mile:. of b1t>y1;le t rails, pulling, s hut" llt'board. croquet. J unior I s trom ~224.50 monthly; a lso l a'nd 2-bedroom plans and 2·::.lory town h ou:,e:s. E le ctri c kitchens, private pauos or balconies, carpeting, drapcril'S. Subterra nean parking with elevators. Oµuonal m aid s ervice. Jus t north of Fas hion Island at Jamboree and San J oaquin lltlls Road. Telephone (714} 644·1000 tor rcntul information CORONA DEL MAR 3 Br. 2 Ba turn or unf. S5UO. yrly STEPS TO BEACH 2 BH:l ba, "'tnter,si35 3 UH. 2 ba, S325unJ. yrly 3 HH. 2 ba. Yearly, ~00 NEWPORT CREST 2 HR. 2 ba. condo~ COMMERCIAL Ollice s uite, Npt. Sl.50 associated BROK ERS-REAl TORS l01'> W Bolb.,., o 11 1061 WATERFRONT VIEWSIN NEWPORT. Striking design and an eteoant. exciting way to llve. Choose lofts, baV: -windows. skVllOhts, flt• ~laces. Your own prtvate .Patio or balcony. A frlencly mlllion-c1011ar re<: center. Tennis t0uru. too. Luxury adult rentals trom- $350 monthly. : 200 Promontory or. west. Just north Of Jamooree cust. drps. air. super 001 + tenrns. Formal Capistrano Beach 3718 rndscpcl Children OK . tlµ · l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~2.J ·-8 · 8l:iri8 1 n 1 n g , I 1 r c p a cl', , . m o.a ti· ga rdener. clos e t o Co1.y Blults IJachapl :--11 .. 1 TERRACE T wnhouse. Fai;h1on Is land . I m -Uµen lluu::.l' ~u11 I " m eclta le o ccupancy. J.1~72 ~~~-:.';.~1 C:_'.!~'~·.,;~n Av;itlable now. Call .Ju,inhi .. J~--&111.:>·I--" I llr lurn. l'1"1I. I lllk tr11111 lil'ad1 'io d11ldrl'll or pl'l,. ::.t.>tl tllll pd ~llitl :!i'-hi Li:tt· 2 Hr SliO; :1 Br l ' ~ B:.i ~l ttlt J>upl1'x & 4-plex, :! Jl 1111 I " , 1· r pl s , d rps. :ll1:Vi!1l l l :!O /\LB~RT PLAO: deluxe 2 br, l ba, adults, 110 pel~. :)Hl5. Call · .-.:m :J572 B:H'li<'ior I rcim :-.:!OU 2 Br, 1&.2 Ha lrorn ~75 I Hr, I Ba, \'ll'W. S:J20 3 Hr.:! Ha, \ll'W, ~;~ . on Pacific coast Hlg= Telephone 1110. 675- 2 .Hr._ >Lower Duplex on · ~enl~l~~Cg~~ Cl111 Dr. at Oce;1n & · · • New 2 br , 2 ba. frpl, wet· bar. pauos, comm. pool. SJJ5. Hkr. ;);)2-7500 64.t·461S7 Owner. Costa Mesa 3724 The Blulfs· earlv area· ••••••••••••••••••••••• LCICJll"a Beach 3248 bes t bay v~. 2 Bi"t. 2 ba.'. Casa de Oro •••••••• ••••••••••••••• g iant pal10 . 2i52S Month • , .. 3Bd,11-'z Ba, Avail. March AGENT 640-;5,ifi\1 :"LL UTlLI rt~'> P \II> 17, 1900 sq. Jt. $375. mo. < ompare bcloreyou rcnl Incl. bltini>. Arch Beach HA R D T 0 Jo' I N D -Cu::.tom dl's1gnl'd 1tc1ghts. Children ok. No HaycrcsL. ::.harp, clt'an, Fc;itunn)!. Pets. -194·1:1136. new pa111l. 4 HR. 3 Hr\. •S11a<·1ot1!o k1tdwn w11h 111 VacanL & r eady. Barrell clirct·l l1i.:l1tmi.: MAGNIF ICENT Coast He.iltyt.W2-5200 •Scp;iratl.'dtn garr-.1 Roval Estate. Ocean-. •Homt>-l1ke :-.rnr;.ige vie~ 4 br, 2·~ ba, + sep. 0 R 1 G _H l ~ ~ 1 ~: ·~n\'ale pal11>-; ·ma idsapt.682·52!:17 Waterl~onl·2 Bel . 2 Ua . •Clo::.t•d gar-.1:.:l·w,,t<1ragl' 3 BR, 2 ba, "pri\'acy"; lg. lam. rm .. !'unken liv. rm. Lg. deck ; ocean view. ::>58.1 Mo. Agt.4~-7.).)1 U .H. 00 ~al~o~ bay. Im. •.vtarhlc pull man oc c. ( 213 )3J l ·IS H-1 •l\tn,i.::-1t.l' Bdrm::. •0 1-'E.'l SliN 2oo5 V1::.la •Puul Barbequl•, ,,ur Caudal ruurull•d \\ plu:-.h lnd::.epg Adult-. .'\111w1 , LOY l':L Y 3 br condo. NB l Bl> H .\1 Furn :-;:?\tt J"o r Lca5e. moun tain area, r oomy, 2 ba. Jrpl, Jli.)W. Wil::.ont>-I:! l:fil n•Lreal Spectacular view dtn. a rea, patio, 2 car ----- ot Laguna, the islands, ~ar. ne w cpls. lmlry. the coa st line to Palos close to s hopping. ~.!!-15 Verde:. & canyons to the mo. Call: 645·:.lti22 or ~~~~~--~ ~- east. Home has 200 deg &15·9705 view, decks, new crpt, -----------1 pr iv & :. e c 1 u d e d , DUPLEX 4 br, 2 ba, huge Mstr. bdrm. 1 blk. ocean responsible cpl SSOO mo. ""i". 20M Colton 642-3J6l 49i :!IU4 .., v Laguna Hills 3250 S Cl 32 .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • an emente 7 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE new :; hr, 2 ba, frpl. $30 WEEK &UP •S!S.60 N1J;!hl & t;p •Studio & l BH Apt, •TV & Maid Ser v Av;11I • Phone Ser\'. lltd pocil •Children & Pd:X·t•t11111 ·~· ort wee I-.~ rt'nt w ad ::!Jit;.\/cwporlBJ\d t'\I .->IX ~175.Sor (;.I., :;:"'' SUS CASITAS • Wllltl'I' al the ocach .\ 0 l'W Bat·h1•!11r l mr . ~t!OO l t1111pll·tl'I ~· turn. l'rph· lilt'lll!-.. thlh\llf, l'1"11l J. d I' p , d , J ;1 l' U l I I & \ 11 l I l' y IJ . • I I <' r t • , . •NEW• 'BR, pvt. gar, adulL". no pets . nr. Haker/ llarl>or. ~1 7u mo. '·' 111'.':.IUlllul • V1l'\\S ol ocean, C;1talina & l\ilos \'<.·rtk::. •l.<trgc pr1,aLedecl.:::. •2 1 llourSl'CUrllv Hei s ler Park. Frplc, palio. garage. $325. For 2 ----------- a du I Ls, con:,1der 3rd t>C~:\NFHO~T.2br, IS ltH3R7 /~G-4122 :! Lia Condo. Blln::., crpt, per son. 494-3;>.lti. dn>!'>. Security bldg. ~:i:> ~lJ ~!Sil l:t:il LADIES DISCOUNT 2 Weeks Frtt Rent ~t:Xl to ue.ieh. Slud1os, t & :t n 1· I r u m s J 4 5 . .I ;1 " u / 1 1 , ~ Te n 11 1 ::. • ll·lti 1;~:t3 La9una Beach 3748 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IS,\Cll nr hl•aeh Slli:l/::.lx5, \l I., ::..'i.>. l til pd. <'OI t I' t t.n :\11. Co.ht 1:11 2.;ox tl\"1-. \:\FHC1:--;T H.it·~ :-.17.o. l ttl 1111·ld. ,\\I tliru 11 I .1 I :1. ·I !JI .1.lli ll.L.!1 1 :l:ltt 111 I llr. Furt1 \ Lnd e111pl qull'l m 1cfc.ll1• .1J.:t:tl nun s mokl'I' 1!1 1 :!tlO.i 1 BR APTS I Ur, t'pts, drps, range, carport. clean. Slti<I, i:ll W. HSln 673-7187 Like l1v1ng 111 a We::.lern ----- llHJVl l' ~et! Old W•~~l lh•luxe 2BR, 2BA & :! llJ\(lf "1th 1·1ty :,lick enclosed pauo:.;. New lt:alun.·~. Pool. t·umµll.'l<' epls. & parnt thruoul k 1td1t·11. ~1th rl'I ng<:rC1tor <l u 1 ct ne 1 g h borhood, 1111·1 V.·;111 to \\all pl11:-.h do:,e m . Adult.'> on!". nu 1·.irptt111g. ,\dults unly. pct.,. Sl!S5 mo. ·call 1111 111: t ·,. ,\I.I, N !'.; W ! uwncr. ti46-<>662 lt1J,!lll now ~ only a ven· It•\\ .. , ;i1l.tlilt· · >Br, l':t Ba, priv patio & 1939 WALLACE uttl rm. drps, crpt. Bltn:,. Studio $200. 5-10 -1~ or !)l)X 1112 •I k.•ll'd Pools-i-.iaun<1s •A:-."1gned covered park 111g •Add 1llona 11 rce park mg • ,\f a1ct sen 11:e a''atl. • Furtltlure ilnul. Upcn M-Jo' ltl 6 ~;11 . 1 u-5. :-un J:!-5 Clo:sed Wed. Huntington Pacific 711 On•an Av!" 11 u > s:Jti.1-1111 .~tn1-1d by Wm Walters Cu 2 lid, pis . Den, 2 Ha, UlLimale Charm, 2 story. 2 frplc·s, Natural wood throughout, many trees', 1 ~ blk. lo Oc. i\'orlh end. :;550. m o. Yr . lease. Cou· pie w1lh no pets pref'd. 494 -27!H. La«JUna Hills 3850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALICIA VILLAGE BHANDNl::W arge 3 BR., 2 ba., like WALK TO BEACH SPECTACULAR \'IEWS ~EW l3HEEUAPTS new; quiet upper; bltns, BEAl.iT.1&2HOR:\1S 642-7458 Hach sHi:> c-pts .. drps. Nice area. UTILITIES PAID t'U RN & p,,01 . J.(cUtll. ).!ar, ulil llllh Place, nr. stores & Bt•Jut. Slttdlo apts, 2&J L·:-.:FU !VJJ!:ill8D pd. 11 pk. <1dl1.,-;, no '"'ls. :--icwporl Bch. Adults l.$r. lrpl«s , bltn::., dis-•FIHESI DE LOUNGE .E, c .3 u -Li H1-1. ";j ~ J over 4U ; no pets. $225. hwa::.hcrs, :! «ar garage. • Bl LLL\ KOS, JACUZZ.l llanlillun ti-12 l!JtiOday::.. 6-tli 2Ht Sund ccks. From $275, •POOL VOLLEYBALL - -s:~i -2.)iU S.D. Frwy to the Altl·ta .! llH. l IJ.1 ~ngt ::.ty g.~1 dC'n L~,cluxe l Hr. ~tr~ lrg rms. nt 1':Z OHO APTS Parkw:iy olf ramp, rt~hl HORTH LAGUNA 111111 . :-llai.: c:pt:-., drps , -car g ar. bmployed to Pasco de Valencia, l' I ii I Jl r . I l1drm . d~ 111 . 1 ncd palm, hl'am i\dults. s2~1-. Ap~~I Htln IS~:1·I Athulla nght l Blk to SlockporL 11.1Lh 11n'.111 \ll'""· ::...!.::.; l't'll. 1rpl, gar. ,\dull::. oi·c upancyti4o-4i;i7 _ l ,:!&J UR. Pn\. gar, 2.J2 11 STOCKPORTOH pool, washer, dryer . \lo 1111·1 _u1i11lH'' :-.2110 :!0.111 Eldl'n ",\ -COLOR F U t~ lBO, Sl7U. Clo:c.e to beach. s:~i-0336 LAGUNA 1-ULLS ,\ tn ~I . t hd1111 , I .. . . blun pal1o 'gar. Adulls 581-6130 mo. Adib. tii3-67lll or l:!JJ-2701 B<ty & lkt•an View l Br elf. Ip!. fenced paL;o, pvt'. quiet. 642-9t'tili ------ BA YFHON'l' 2 br. 2 ba, pvt. bt•ll. Pier avatl. ~ yrly . 9i!l -lll3.1; 644-4510 2 HH, I rplc, cpts, drps, l'l1«1 . ~ar .. \dulls,. no pl'LS. ~l25. ti45-65Uli For Clauiiied Ad ACTJQN Call A DAILY '1LOT AD-VISOI '42·5'71 \.\' IJ. ;::old <'µt, fncd . yd, Cul-de-s ac S290. 8:!0-2162 White W crter View 4 Br, 2 Ba. Brand 1'cw Home. 3 car ga'r. Lease. 833-2ti07 M111ull''• lo ~1·wport lkadl. l>J l'111•lor ~· I 1\1 luru .. \dull:-110 pvt:-:!1111 New port I! I. <'.\I 11.ith ":!Ill .\111 wl\' ~Ill«, Lo; bl·droom!'>. super no p0t(' ltilt ''l t 5-18 EXT HA lg~ br, 2 ba, dlx ---------- 111111,,<' . ., hdr1i1., ·-+ dt·11,. 1111"1t11111 Beam ~·i·tlm~s. 2127 "· w" · · -pl)(tls 1de apt nr l>th. Adil, HwstingtOfl leOch 3840Huntl-ton Beach 3840 .!• llalh:-., lm t•ll/ lllHl'H' . .\u pi•l:.. SI •l! mo __ .:__ -----.~·>r1·y tl" l'Cl". :'lb'"'. ··~ 3252 ' 1·1· ''I I ''' "' "' ._.., u •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••~•••••••••·~~ pool&grl•:JL\1ew~''\m\ •.J -h1•1 _IBH. W IW , Cpts. rlrps. 53ti 83t.:! ~~~~~~~~~~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADIJLT COMM 2 BR 2 2BR, 1 '.2 BA. New stove & FURN. Lgl' 2 ijlt Apt B· -325 _ 2 1m ·& L>e • 2 r efr1g. Cpt s, d rps Adults 11~11~-110 rx:t::. ln IJ~· ~"-1--Cl 1 11 n. Fenced yard. Close tn quire 11 !J1 • Hoc·lu·~ll'1' ~a. :i;. •::>. U> ouse, . ,, .. (Heart ::,w 1m Pool i\l ona rch everything. Rets. S2t1.i. ______ _ Summit. Call Teal & Write A. No. 343. Da~ly I Bil, M c-h1hlrl'n J)l•b Habcock Realty, lO am-~ Pilot. P .O. Box_ 15o0, Prl'I m1ddll· :tl.:l' or n· pm. 499-4509 CosLa Mesa, Ca. !12627 tired :-ii.ill HI.! :lX-IH Minion Vieio 3267 OCEANVU 2br,2ba,sun kc>n tub, l sty Twnhomc ••••••••••••••••••••••• OIJI g ar. 3 pallOS, pool Looking for a lease! We $2~5. 4!:13-li644 Niel' 1 Hr u11L\. q1i1t•I. !-ol'P by gar. J<:mpl ;1d1t m1•r :~'>. no pl't:c. 5.1x Ill 'l ul \ug l.>th. ~):l\1 :O.lo 111 .._Tro • I Pool* retng blt·lns S145 rnc. 2 ------( 1 u11L .,. pica . ut1I pct. Par klike s ur f' R E Jo: H EN T A L l'l:IL"H:H ,\SSOC ..! lJr. I'll"-· drp::., btlns. round1ngs. nr shop·g. SERVICE. New apls. Hl•allor~ -1:1-1 Jl7i ~1>11 ..ii ::-1.itrcu!->c, re_al Adult~548-lo<-J8 avail. 111 11 B. Walk 2 r-l1'pk, 1t·11·1i.:. l~c p.1110, -blks. to occun. :lO.> 17th NewportBeach 3769 gas &11aterp<l..548·1168. OPf<~N H Ol.iSE ==>AT St.11.R c .U.1L 5:jti-.tG5\J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,• , , , . -.-. --ONLY I 362 Broadway, 2 , \\'L' lJ I' l u I · II L.X 11!.\ I~ !&2 br, ~150 up. Br a 1ll, t•utct. Sl45. mo i Br, 11 ~ Ha. patro over· =>-:1 !l.i "' • u1 r . .! ·' s I , t Id ' .ot-n.ich. Color 'I'\'. m.ud · p. • hl •1U•H n q~1·1:-. l~t1 1 ,\>J1rnrvv1u ok, no pets, li:!tl t ' ------ 11•' .'II i'll'l\(IOl'1 Bl , .\IS. :>tK :J'i t I llam tllon . SlSU. 111" i.t11 !ll)lil v -t•lli 17 30 or .>41S -30iti ha\ e a line selce111m ol ----------- homes for le<IBe in till' Costa Mesa 3724 Costa Mesa LET US PAMPER YOU :! BH. no pets. unturn. • 2 Br + den, li1cu yd + p.1t111. ~ l'ar. cpts. drt)l>, W I>, I rpl •. )JO-~b.i~. M 1::.s10 0 V 1ejo, El roro & San Juan •• • ••• • • • • •••• •• • •••• • • •• ••••••••••••• • • • • ~. •• L<1guna Hills area All Capistrano 3278 styles & sizes. No fee to • • ••• • • • ••••••••••••••• you for our services. Beaut. 3 Br, 2 Ba. garrlen Ope n House Sun J/ 16 style townhouse. Pnv. 2 Br Townhouse~-mo 32196 Pasao Car olina , \213) 966-4735: 337-6348 Patio & Jawns. Highly up-graded w1m1rrored wardrobes, cust. shut-~-...&LL ters. lrg din & liv rm _. 09UftCI 3286 w /ch andel1er, pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Hills finest : OCF:AN Vll<~W. dec ks, Av~11I Apr1l lst. Rl'dul'ed walk lo brach m South trom iJ()() 10 ~-Lal(una 38d, JRa, 10 ex :! Br M 1.;1>1nn V1c)o t't>I cond. w11h clr11()('~. townhous l', Culle p ie rt'lrtlf, & wa::.her. ~50 ~1t h pool Mr.ti tt &or on mo. 494 -11~21.:_ l\'S<:!I" --- J:.irantl rtt''" J Hr homr. H•wff-+Co Smoca nl-'wlv l.1n1b<.1tfl\'d & 2Br, d~n. 21>a, Iii<' 11 v t•·nt't'll up ~rud••tS , rm .. din. rm .. Beamed owner t11k1•:1 hi~ IOC111 at ceilings. COQI, Jae derk. ~lll:i per monlh No ch1ldren 1pets. Ocean COUH rt::SY RENTALS View. $400 mo. avail 4/1. ~U--9127 Call 499-2770. AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW ;.;..!.':.:·~ $ 2 9 5 Q& UP .. ...,.. ........ ............. ......-~ --............. _ u.... fwllitloM u,.,..., .. ~ .... .... i.e. ..... ~~ W.tlter T••I-*' .. ..... Olr.-ct di .. ~ .. . 2277tfARBOR BLVD. COSTAMISA 645-4840 - lla1 P 11 your way Ill l111s w <· 1 I -I 11 c· 11 l e d lownhuu:c.e 1nr ..tdUh!'> only •:i bcdruoms. :! baths •Jo'res h paint & cJrpeL<; •Cozy l1replace •Sunny patio •t:ardl·n selling w /pool •Full garage w/storage Y11urs IM ju:.t~. THE VENDOME lll45 A1u1he1m ;ws~ CASA VICTORIA 1 &2Hr. Urllum·Furn Fr. Sl69 50 aas/wtr. pd. .\duhf< No l'euScr gate l'ool, Hc•t· It 11'1 , 1-:1,•vator .)2.> V11·tor1a, ti42 li!l7tl s11;0. Adult::. prclerred. Swlll~in~ Hachl'lor1ette > U\Sl:I -lltll>-1 111 p 11 s n II u n t 1 Q" ton ------II a r h 11 11 r I' r p I c . »F.1\UTIFUL View, Im· s21o ·mo Furn ~::!50. m J <' i br, pauo. <Ju1£-L 714 5.1:1-;JHIH udullb. i'lr. ::.oops. ~100. - 042-3153 s' u d I (I . fl " I{ I:! 0 u R .-• --P AC I FIC on PCll, 1rp1c, 2 LG. Bdrm. Extra clean, Porch. J<1c uu 1, ~ll25 . pvt. pauo. ~UIS. No pets.· 9tjll-!>itl() 762Sh1111mer,5J6,lH.;7 ----------• Small ladt Apt I•' u r n 1 11 h e I.I • 0 n liroudwa.v . ~111l't C.M :-<\'I g II ho1·hood :Sl:XI Per Month Call ti7:i -4577 ILOCk TO BEACH 2 & 3 lidrm, Ocean View, <:.ir. hltni., 205 15th St. 531l .j(J58 or t\47-3957 Walk 111 lh•11ch, luxury ~ llr, 2 H,1, trpk. w\•t l>ar & )l,1 r. no pc1s ~,,;, mo. ,, Iii .>.I.iii 1~~~~~~~~~~~ \\.\LI~ to fkh. C'ondo:I br. .! HH Duplex, clean, lg.~ 2 t>u, pool, Jrpl, bltn~. ~·~s._. _cpt d SUJ\I mo. 22341 1 Br. UtlUUCll pd. $161; q.Hs, clfp11. lArfe ~0>. U r » c 111 e /\ v e . Stove re frill & pauo. U e a c h I I\ t 11 n \ a . tWti t41i27 20ia Charle St. &aG· Ol l2. · 21:1 24Y 241>9 collcet. A la~ /UXJJrlot.ts apartment /~luring: • Prfoate potJo • Formal dining room • Condnuou. cleaning OHn • IHI"" range • Dl•ltttJotha-• Dl•poMJI • $250.000 recreotlon cent.• Heokd pool • Jocum • Sauna • Nlsht- llghUd oollctboll cowt. FbahM 7V I~• BillJaril.. • llwble tennl• • • Unmc6v /acllldu • Cooered parldng No r~. SolT)I, no ,hlk:hn or pell. !:.~I 6700 W1rner Avenue ,. Huntmgton Beach J. Phone80 ·6047 ~\ · m,.___ __... ~I \DU.• • ''--\.'\ .~ 6t twr•a U...w. An tw L. e 1.... · ···-·--·•••••••• ,.._u .,.,...,w•~ ... _.,.. _ _..l'wtltlle4 te....,.. "4J00 Su d ............... ,._ ,. 16 , .. :-!. .............. ~ HOO .............. ,.3'00 ....... •••••••h••••••• cel ... al 4400 l...tali WCNlted ..__n11r~.itMH1Wr.::c.:..:h...:1..::6.:..·.:.:'9:;7~5:__ ____ -::---E~~~2.!~~'.!\. -..--_• ., •••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Lo.t & Fo.d SJO •• •••••• • ••••••••••• ••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••.. IOOM ..... .11·115 Job W .1 ,, IL-• EJ rJ J -1501 Wes.._11ff ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• _..d/ · .._.W.ted 1100' ! & J Br 1-. i~•r """~-. . ~ N~ LUXUA\' •""ULT be •u•1ful 2 bedroom Newpon 1i·u1<tnl'1al , .. r • ol<I w ,.~ t4)n . ....,._ ao t'IJo: ...... ••••••••••••••-••••••• .._. 9 . .-.--r•-•...a ~ ,orqi11t tronlmo.w1nt1dlO•hare "°" ""'·WJOOW•'.ftc." L ... REWARo••-· Id £...~ 7050 -._ UYt """""".... UJUlJ? PTS ~ .. • '"' in boardm1 Khl. Xlnl. "•ghle-r & l\'ul. C~l' S..il. •••••••••••••••••••••••I'----------· oltlna, dbl ot1~a self ~ • ~ • · 1It2 •pool luro1~hed or unJurru5b~ L.-lllCJ Offic.t S,OC. Job. tlexlb'e hrs. ~x Jttl Plc~se c.:all67S-t~U Pnu· Nur:-l'. It h~?Cll"~rl Boys & Girl dunlng, frplc:, a.el bu. .-i~1m11 ,. rec . rm . Z60llJ apts IL Oakwood . CullonSILd•fanag~r lcn11v~ pro~l1.¥ mgml. 1na: l:k41<'h urea prchJ ,. S .! c.:ur g.ar w/~e. alt -.i.1t1ucarr.. f ARtll1NGS S"l' There '• $1,000,000. tn ~4 HW~-3Ulei.t2-W &m:unlexp ,w1sht>l>lull l"ound Med. Sltl" mall "~~JOIS•ll tipm 101111.&}l'ar:.Olu~r On1 iond. Security. Sit95 lu •Boe~ SSG-8460 \ recreation CaclHUe:s. DELUXE ~cES or p1Hllul rcnL tn rvlurn brown do>: w lof1~ ltUI ly P1k>t dchH••> rout1·~ '\ ~700· 644-0S09 •I N 211 A FAIULOUS Bonus of Compllmenlary t.cnn1s "~ ror i.\'n 1l'el> !>46·503if nu 1·ol1Jr 11r JC> Ill Colll'.:l Pr a 1• t 1 c.: ·' I Nu r s c mdy be J.\'J1l,1bli· m your I nvELY "E CJ , te /\h di 8 A... leasona Sunday brunch Al RPOR'r LOCATION l'i.lrk \\ l'd. OW11er rllU) r:1111:r .:1•111') or ll\t' IO an•.i. .... 1rn 1>rolll tor dl• .,., u A ldupl~x. •l ttt' ~ r w IS " • • .... s. s I • Pauo SUit" lrom s1·•< ·-~1-.·1 I I. 'I •8r2U h hf • s " rurA'd •· 1 bdr-·· ports tournaments A '" .., --·· l' illm uy CJ111ni.: ti .>4K~O . ~·'l 802 UI 1&1;1•r1c:.~1·.i.i.ll.lrllh ur -it. ug lre ujgm• Ir--171 . ... ••• • UD• r 11 • • mo. Jn" I A • •• "rpt!I, . lnvett/lrl-~-""'' 1 ,IW ti7" I'"' .... · "' ~.... .. ..,.._ . • ruro'd.lnCM.""""'Jnd•n· u umo 1ct1v1ties ditec· ' v " ..,,__ ~ u...... __ _ ;) ... ,., Ml·rc 11and1:.t' tor M'lllo" h~Jms. garden patio ._._ u.. _,., l b I •. drps, all uul & JUnttonul ••••••••••••••••••••••• • wa:.ber " dryer t:ll'~ "'"''° .wrde lcut & Adam&. n ~ r II 4 t r. bu I 0 u g or w 0 p ans parues <¥ r'Ol N l ii 11\'W ~UIJ:.1·r1plmn.. t-'or. tcJrage o1.1c11t'r s:J4() mo. S•0· 1100 resLauranlB lD So. Calu.. BHQ'i,. We'll even help !>~v. • No Lcai.e Heq • ,1 PP' r: ~ ~.u:!k ~·u~r<~· Jobs Wanted 7075 intur m.111vn llll·.1,,1: t·Jll OPt-:N HOUSt<: Su11Sun 2 nlt~S tree m 1 ot 00 ~ou find .a roommate. l ont~.1-'reeRent. lwlne11 Corncro1 l':1<:armn0Dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ".i • JJ.!I Fniw .")<.111 I S PJ\t t.7 f) l~t.1 7 Mot~lsorhotels,Coa:.tto Sorry,nooneunder21& 2ml2 's~.Br1stol,NB Opporillnity SOOS & LaS;tllt', CM. :J ill M0Lt•lml(r:.,1?Xµ.111motl'I t 'lc ml•nl.,t• ~an Juan 1 tl~-oon Coast. ~U4. in clups & no pets. M~elsopen dal- ----57 7010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttl>oul 4 p,\t , 557 JO.II. 1·ondo1> & > l'urly ri·nwb C up1:.tranu an· a . t•ull 1JS45~hSt bonus prues an Lai. ~ylOto7.seeoW'larger All1lnttl· t-'ullll'l.t1mc i1mc OJlio 11 ll:! ~t.IS1.lbJOa11t.IM1:..,1uuV1l'· Vegas. ,Specuil discount ad in the apartment bl!C· VENDING I<' o u n d : 1: l' I'm .1 II Jo El Tvru .i.rc.i., l'Jll .Spal' 2 lir-, 2 Ha, uppt•r •fuplex . A1l111ls Heh ~l~S. 51S\i 2~5 ti 01· 1:13 -6!!011. •NEW• priv'~s. in Buyer's GuJde uon. We s~ll th~ 1uwi.t new She pherd. ,ll'llHtll'. ha:-H.fp Wowfed 7100 ~I 11:uo on all mjr. apg)fances. UAKWOODG/\RDEN c11u1p . We 1urnii.h lar~c coll;ir ·· ro't·rann: '. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equall>ppur ~:mµloycr YOU'LL IE GLAD 645-0046 87a...ei'nter, #7 Al''l'S ~.-~--. Commercial & lndu!>trwl Smart. V1l'. llru..: Ucad1 ACCOUNTANT -:-- -c~. llJthutUo\ler .1:-...-w lo<.·1.1l10l\1>. XlllLlll\Ullt'lllg l'all 5J6 17tl3 <.ask IOI D REE D L' l:irake & al1 g nmt:nl t 042-8170 ,/(leo-JVUll. Srnall Starung In Mrs h<JdjJ r<.1m1ar W / lll:'T\'ll'C Sulary + l'ClnlW sPA\rous i br. •:t25. \ 1ew, patio. gar. M..atun•, quiet adults. t14ti mu YOU WAITED! l nlroduc1ng new bach <rnd I bdrm apts well worth secin~. Refined Yt>L .illordable •Great tH:ACH e nvironment • lurn1 s ht•d dnd un 1urn1:.ht:cl 'l'HE EXCITING ~'"" -........... ve!>lment. C..all today & c:ompull'r rnpul :'\ • .1. • , ... L v -~ •CCTG ,... _.., ·. 1·wp1J1 t ire Center .• ~ M MESA APTS. 2 Fe male need 3rd.:J0-45 ./'..., --....... Gt'l i.tJrlt:d on the road to C<.ihl~ Animal Control "' • ~" t>ll l:!O<!<! Townhouse, nl'wl-. tll'l'nr .c 111 . I. .Ha. I rpl<. µa11u . ··m I 2 t· ~ar, 1111111. fl'l • lr. adult:.. Nr. Wl''.'>1<'1111 :-&5 dllt> 1701 lf'lti .11~. 7. • $ I 8 5 to $2 I 5 M INUTESTONPT llome, View Pool. Nr. ./.....,.. .-.... llnam·1al 1ntle1>t!ndel'lee ll.U.1Scal BrhShelter (...,It wort& wtlftckl B<.;H. N.P. Ctr. S150 + Secur . J>h tor 11110 11 11 1 UackorHumaneSoc1ety C .\l,Lf''OH/\PP'l' U11t'h, 1&2 l:tR ~arly or late t>40-tll~ KJ8 '1700 536 ~l NIGUB. trom ~ltia -· ----Animal Assist. League Adults.NoPell> WANTED . Ft:m. mid Adopt1on,Spayrng& PersonnelAoettcy 1561 Mesa Or. 20'!>, to :.hr. deluxe 2 br BEAUTY SALON Neutering anlormal1on . 27601 Foruei. HJ, Sll.• t:.i 1.) Hlkt> Easlot Ne~port J. PI "'/ l> a me . NH FREE RENT H H C. & Hay:.horcb JU'ot ~-2!AJO 3 1-'IJ g:. t'l•ntt•r lmineu MCllMICJft' r'or San Juan C:ap1:.tranu <"hamuc r ol Commcn·c . S.Jlary Frnm ~to Si~J. .\dllre:.::. rc:.umc Lu ~i:! l '.11111110 l"ap1::.tranu S.i.o J u ..in \ltn L eonJ F1l/paln1·k ~~:·:.~:!~•••••~~-~~ 646 ·8453 {>4~~~ ti45·not7 ~!~l'~1e~~a~~/t~n~~tel~ O~~.~:\;o~~:t& Hi:,;tl~ i\n&mdlS lmPQUnded., •831-1477 1 ., 1 , 1 , ~ - --Sup tux n µ-Ort I urn apt 60 d bl m·arl>.\'~ LOVl'I' , :-.hep mix, mule blk tirn ·~r~e " ·•· . .:! •J., Coll SANTA ANA 1 u tl'nn1:. puol Jacu1: cO\' µk a ys l r~I! rt·nt on I yr " lk.i.~il' Coc ker 1111x, male ccts Pay. $600 CLEANING UDY 1 ours t.o view. l l"ar .:11r . . • 0 ! _ uppei leai.c.1131 1400. l>oolh :.hop ~10.WO 1 r i rnlor 2 )r:. l'\P ill .Jl'l'b p.iyJ E \µe1· .>.\.tit•:. c.1 "et•I\' o bk 10 ~c) lOUt:h 1c.1.l P~I ~ JO ,\\I Nt:"IJOrl ::..!:!5. &. ~l!">O. mu lt-a::.t:' 't.iiie ..atE::~1S ~lh. down ~12~. All Apr l over JO S135 l:n , University Reattu ·I !J 4 i J J .. .. " . ...p"'P.1"'~ --w encl gar & A •C. Will la~t no luas ti16~7til lusinHs Re_..._. ...... 50 ·1 !:>L Uern mJle. l>rn v.111. • UA 7 " ~ t u r "''\..1"',... accept k ids & IH'll> • m-. .,., 3001 "; r ... tHwy bi3 4;.)lu lns hSeUcrm..Ue,n·cl ·l!l<!-.... 8 · "'v"' ;H:t--6547 f.l'onom1t·.i.lly minded ••••••••••••••••••••••• L'uckerm1x1cmlan San Juan Capistrano 3878 temale interested IO ex-l·----------1 Western Manuf t,;enn Sheµ :.h hJll' Roome 4000 chang •n>: ~tor lree rent THE COLONY · pormcr m l>r "hL ••••••••••••••••••••••• the lollow111g services : With National l'c rr L.i.h m ix male ROOMS ~:W. wk up with Weeldy cleanmg ot .apt 30 RETAIL SHOPS ~l:trkl'llng UrJnd hlk "Ill :! Hd. Condo. CarpetC'd, -----------kitchen ~O. wk up apt. houi.c; grocery shop'g; Prime reusonable ~PUl'C & ..t IV<.·JI llU:.kll' lt•m , l.Jlk v.ht nltin~. drapC's. s:l.15. mo -54d-9755orb45-3967 preparauon &cleanupo1 available. lar~e&small W.1 rd1uu:.l' l lu:.k1emale.~11ld wht •HJ.t d7!14or4!l:i 77-H. • evenrng meal 5umcs 1ie1 Old world charm with !'>l'l'k:. ui:-.trrbutm ::. 1111 e:. lkt. mall', hlk I 4 l 3 S.aperior AveNae Mewport lhoch ••••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Ana 3880 n· ROOM & Hath, pvt. en· WC\'k . E::a ll ti7:i-;x)!:J4 French Wtndow:.. gable:. ::>Cllltal autumoll\'C pro· .\l1x puodk male, wht e trance lor man w/gd ----& trees . AtlJ<.icent lu dut·b , 111 till· gl'ow1ng Genn .• h. hair J.JO•nwr ••••••••••••••••••••••• e mpl ym t. r ecord :GaroejesforRent4350 Fc s l1val 01 •\1l :. re1il ac m c nt par ts 111-m alt•.hll\•\\hl ~11,i . Newt:t' l UI<, bllns, · 494-8170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grounds . du:.tric:; lh•peal !>Ule::. Codrnpuu !cm tl"t l'Olor 'rpls, drps. t11::.µosal Gd --S I NG LE car garage . 5KU BHOAOWAY w1lh high l'M11111i.::-. Will rcrnpoo mak. blk hrn t:i.l..aU: l'»P l\l'Jplul lk ll olt· l)(d g Sll•Jdy l'J ll J.'>t. K.50:1 \\Ork lur reltahlc \\llR'lJ.li , Control Career tJH -WOti \\>l'(.'~day:. f'.mµl11ymcnt Agc111·) J IOU In 11l<' HI. N.H Advertisi"CJ Sat D1!-pl.1y adn·rustni.: Pl'fll•r11·l·. d c:.1red 10 Oran1.w Coumy l'ubl1ci.1· ll/)11. Wt•1•kly drnw + 1•x J.ll'llM'!'. l'all lor-nvpt. 77 1 Jiii • CLERK TYPIST ~ l' w p n r t B t· ;_i <· h ln:.ura11cl: L\1 nee d s good typ1sl (;'iO WIJM l lor IH'l'al OllH'l' dUlll':. )'OMllnn. 1~ riur liu::.111e:.s t•>.µcnl!nce prt'l .d Good <'O. bt:nclllS. Sulary ~.JO. I ' iJ I I ,\( r :. :-; e a I . 1:1;1:; 1<.i.;o 11~11.·1· ;2 1 7,ol .,~·-, Md·'adde11. BIG' BALBOA Perun~ i-lam Pomona Ave.s torage on· l.A<.;UNA Bl'.:AL'll truin & t•::.t..1l1h:.h ilcaler::. Lab da l. IT1I'<, m ,ik,1•----------~ " .,.,.. rm, t\. p vt. enl No ly S2S mo 1!:»1 & la:.l lur }OU to i>l'ntl'I' & re lllk whL /\s:.t-mblcr:. ,....~_..~_..~_.....,.,......,,,. .,., • s mo k 1 n g /cook 1 n g . 642·5!H5 4 9 4 791 S :-t111.·k n1mp;.111y pr01IUl'Ll> Ooxw male. hrn t'oll .\~ency ,\l~r Sl.!I' ...,1:!.> .,EWEH :.111g lt• I 673-4419 .. t; ~ lnv1.·~l~Jt>l!~ to~iO.J~l lor S helti e mix male -.mull <'h1ld1~1 ol.. :m11 • • S 1 n g 1 e · H a r b 0 r / ~ ........ -------• 111\'l'nlor} se1.·url·<l with brn "•ht [ L [ C TRON I c W .• \fcFadden.S.U ti.'>17 LlVEAl'THEBt-:A"ll Adams1 Mesa\'erdc.~. 10 , •· " F Sl v St I u•)•) u I u u ~ ha l' I. 'ferr1poo lnm brn wht -rom 60 ""~. & up a wk. 6"'J ""40 orn~e on y. O:.:.~i4. . .. South la9uno 3886 • __. " "'' fUP LOCATION guaranll'I' Call lor tn· CATS 0 k PINEKN_OTMOTEL ~c-R-t...a ...... OO tu r\t"" C''IJJ"'''' ..... o ASSEMBLER ••••••••••••••••••••••• a wood orrer s the ~ " ,.., u. .,., MESA VERDE " .. "· w °"" .. ""'-> om loghr lem blk1lc1n 1 )C EAN 1''RUNT 1&2 HR. r~n~l in country club Delu.xe. a<.'ro~1rom OCC. ··~·•••••••••_•••••••••• DRIVE PLAZA INTEIH:STEO an :.upe r. Dom lnghr fem whl blk 11\ l Lich at!:. Pool Table living at a price you Neat m<ile swdent Cook· N t-;W plu:.h ot11ce l>ldg, l! for store or oll1t'e AmplC' grcal res taurant'!'! BU!>}' s hthr male g rey v.ht LEAD Hoc k Apt:.. SJ UO t S5Uo c an arford . Plus 1ng prrvgi.. ~Za. wk lo ti km i.unei.. Con-parking Town&muntry arcJ 1n ::.ant<1AnJ Right Lnghrm<ilewhtttan w~ Z781; 49!Vi!85J Oakwood Garden Apts 556--0037 lcrcn <'e Rm . Xerox atmo h 1iartv m<.i y ncgollall' -----etrers an exclusive "No copier. Nr OC airport sp ere ~lust L1qu1datc rmmcd: Lost : Short hair black :J HM studio, <.;yn. vu, blk 1t e n t R a i s e Youn g single person, pr1v l:IJJ-3ti4.0 1~~!t~~::.~~';;!~ u;i~· s.iu.oou. All oiler:. under male cat, while under lo l>ch. Ut1l 1nc .. ~o pets qua r a nt e e . • • w e e ntrar.ce & ba, t::-1dc --------------<'Oll!>tderauon . Owner ~~~1·93~alch on le g :'>200.4W-4HRl~·7PM suarantee that your CM645-4l\f3. WATERFRONT Top E. 17th ::.l. location Hkr.tH2 U500 Apartment r.-.:.L.-~ rent wrll not be r a ised Room & loard 4050 Mew port Beoch 1.000 sq It carpeted. -LOST : While l]erman Shephe rd . lrg :.j}JYl'U ll•mall'. ~.1\. llgb Bal·k S.nwTitMWC'U for 1 FULL YEAR and t::xe<:ullveolhces draped & air l'ond1 Investment Or Unfurn -L-~ 3900 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 •~ you still have the flex· SIW. s:a s. SJ5() Mo. t1oned. Lo<.id~ of IJl11lt rn pportunity SO 15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1bility of month t o Boarding room 111 quicl V1cwolboats&wat1::r s t orag e l'ah1nets & ••••••••••••••••••••••• month occupancy. Mesa Verde hom l'. BILLGRUMDY privaLc olf1l·e Plcmy c1ll N1<;1·:or:1> Siii to SJ.j.CIOO H;i y art•a l<1•\\,1rd ;'i.15 :!Kl'.! ge ntl eman , <.:all k There's t m illion ' in 545_<!095 l<~<Jltor t>75 oltil street pur •O!!. Only >111t1 lur \l'I') :.olld mail urdt·i· recreation facilities. A -----mo. 3-5 yr. lt!ct:-,t• t '~tll bouh 1Ut••1 ' "1\1~11..:Hll'.\, l..t}Sr I HISll ~L·:rrt·:I\ full tim e at'livilies Christian. P n llurnc tor .. HowSulteltls" 5 4!1 3 101 or t'Vl'l> llOW WI·: ~AVEU ::, \'11·. l11n1ttmart..\tlam:. direct o r who plans Elderl y llu1ct ,\L ~:xccuuvcSu1le l2UO 64.& 4!1Cj!I. H1.•turn 111r till' Is l 2 & ll.11l111r . C.\l. ~nurt narties, BBQ's, tri·ps & mosphere. Home cook i.q .IL. Ocluxt: oll1ce area month::.. SJ11.ouu + .\ti h;_iu·. malt• I '.! yr:. h.cll~ "' N Ston· l or Hl'nl ldcul ti fho r e! Free S unday ing.545-0<!08. on l:'wport Harbor,w1th \l•rl1 ..,1n g :-l.in~ \\1th ;,i, u1w 11 :,01·e oil l1ack CUlWN A DEL .\!AH :.! lir Townhou.w, lrµlc , I rnm S2tiu. I Hr trom S205. l'oul. tennil>, conllnental l>rcaklast . !:><>mt: ocean & Calahna v11::~. Sl'paratc 1..am1ly !>eCllon. Close to -.hopping & tine beach c;.u 2till. Brunch. Plus beauti'fuJ ----additional 140U sq.lt Ad· Location IJl'lllg l!llh St ll.ooo.uuo rt'adt•rs 11 tn· C,1ll .1 I J ~·l :!li or G • .... stHo e .... so c d 779W. llllh.C l\I ti451,·!lti7 I II .-.. I 7 • II tlingles 1 & 2 br apts - m ., Jal'enl rpt:.. rps. <im· l l' r 1•:. 1 <'' t a ;" H 11 •" .. I c o cc t. furn & unfurn. Ren~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pie free parkan~. Coa:.l 1 Bldg. l 3ia !>q It. <.; l , 1 H45 ~1:J.'i I lkwJrd' from $160. Prices vary PRIVATE ROOM Hwy at N e wport Bl Base lur auto rt:pa1r MOMy to Loan 5025 by location . Models for ambulalory per::.on 642-<10.l.t br akt:. whl ah~nment. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOC:"q. upholty. 37 .st1 ft ~ W. petsorchildre n. roundrngs Eas ts 1de It.No CM .45',,q .lt.Mr. 19thSt .. C )fAsklorOon Co!>l<l Meba . /wail now O'Keete.SJJ ~. U ay s 540 -5710 .a:;, l' Oakwood Garden Apartments Call 548-7148. -----64ti·06lll *LAS BRISAS * , I Br or Sll1d10 .. furn or t ulurn. \<lulls 0111). n u tH'l:. Sho " t«.-l' ck .,1cn .qJl:,. :.ll'I'" to hl·..i<·h :.l'l'UrllY hid).!. lll'I\ ,Ill' patio + hcatt•d pool l•"rom ::,i!l.1 .Nl.1 Ht\l'I' \VC . N.IJ ti ll <!54i(i Mr#partleecllMcwftl lrvme and 16th 645-0550 ~art leocll So.tit 16th and Dover 642·8170 Vacation Refttats 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW Palm Desert (.;()ndo. 2 br. 112 ba, l~IJP crt:.. pool,., JaCUlt.,..Tak1ng He:.~rvat1ons . ~ per week. 71-1 It.I:! t>l7J Cabin. Big Bear. Sip:. l 2 t I ~pie. Cir TV, pool lble, 5-llJ-3446 o r 4lM·636-t. Santa Ana 3880 Santa Ana 3880 PALM DEsf';HT Condo •••••••••••••••••••••••t••••••••••••••••••••••• for renl. 2 br, :l ba +den S-an. APPie wlthJW P ools. Ll'nn. tourt..s, wkly monthly. Adults only 714·495·65211 ----- Newport Walertront J uly & E<is ter Wl•ek. ~per wk 675-50lll/67a 50'l2. HAWAl11t\ONA 2 br. 2 ba home 4 m1 . 1rom hona Inn. 1 m1 Keahou Golf Cour~e. Short walk to Sch. Comp. turn d. ~175 wk. or ~SO. mo. 675·4.&44 OFFICE SPACE NB We::.lr ltl I Urive. One man 0111ce ~ mu , J m..an oll&cl.'. air. elt'. ~Hj. CJll Gene lltll.t:Ht -UZOO Shop lor r ent rn ~url N ·sand Shopping V11lagl· f or <;alJ,.e ry. Travt·I A ~ent . ~tl'. 1W$ ::.q .ll. Carpeted. l u;5 :Xl C'>l 55' PER SQFT H w Y La R · H c h . ltiliWt:Sl'l'l.IFF Nli 497 3<»18 . .lal·k1t•urAn11 ._ A(;T.5.\1 :>UJ2 :--1.·wµorl Hea c h . *I )10 . FHEE HEN I'• l'l'l\111:.ula . lUOU S.1 II No ll·a~c. Ulx olt1ce:-:.tdJ Cumm I Store lor ka:-.t· 1\1rporter HolC'I : A l l'. ~:;7 5 , mo . No xtr.i I ull :.en tcci.. f''rm :iil35 1.'harge:.. 5-ll:j I~ mo Shop an Orig Spanr:-h ~an <!I 72 Uu Pont, Hoom 8 Cleml'nle llutel. 11 1 A\ c • !133-3223 ·ul noon • Del M ;.r r. 4!1l t)t:JO COM .\l'L-PKOI-'~ L 514 2!1lh ST Clas:. t\ ol I 1C'l' bldg, l7:J\J I\ rust::. ::.ho1' oil 1t·e II a r bor li I v d . (al C1rnnery Village ~l:x>. Adam::.), C . .\I. t:IC\'., ti73-26.>t A C . e lcl.'. Janllor,•---- mu:.ll', parking, sec. lndu1irial Rental 4500 patrol. .\I H Ste \ er. m g r :>->• Ol:Jti or 64ti IJ39ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE RENT BUSINESS LOANS S5U,OOU lO S5UO.UW Hus 1n<:ss g ro~lh with Fuund : PJrt :::ihcµhi:rd l'rt':tll\l' 11nanc·ini.: l';1rl '! .\lull1 color . .& \I.hi Cull .\lr Hry;m p.iw:.. Pup. Fem V11 llJ.:> 7tiW \lunucello nr. FJir Ur Mort9a9es, Trust .>5i .!hi I Deeds 503 5 Fu1u11l · ... '>m..ill m.i.ll• tlu • ••••••••••••••••••••••• H•~·\:--.ht•l'l"Jo>-: ,,,,, LOANS t 800/ \ It' II .11·1111r & B.tl..l'I up 0 /0 5-111 _!.fj~ I st TD Loans-8 112% 2114 TD Loans PeNonals l.AJ\\'l·~l re.ates ()ran~e Co ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 5350 Sattler MtCJ. Co. l\1;\N 111 Drt\c Sharl' 1-.:-.p o<l<! <!Ii i :).tj otll 1 tu Ch1 c:a~o or i\11eh. \pnl Serving llaruor area 2·1 ~ l l. ti.&:! 5283 or f>-15 :!OO'J yrs. l'V f PTY. will purclWM' :!IHI TD " li 12 35i3 Announce ments/ Personals/ lost & FoUnd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost & Found 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRl::GNANT 1 C<.1r111 1t conl1dl'nl1al l'OUn::.d111i.: & rell·t'l'<tl t\huruon, adoptio n ,11,,: kl'l'Prn~. :\PCt\Hl-:f>.17 ..!.)(,;! · \I 111n1c· ::. Boys ' Fri ~al \l a 1 21 April,, .ijij .>J!ll lor in111. PEH ff:<.; ollc1::. 11t:rma ncnt cmµluymcnt, paid val' at ion Jllt-r ti months, plui. I Wl'ek µaid lime oil <tl t'hrl!>lm.i.:-. eompan) paid Ith:. h11s1>1lal. :.Ur· ~ 1 <· J I . m t• d 1 <'.a I a n d l'mµlo) <'l' .. wd, µurl.'h.1:-l' l'lan. l'\n•lll·nt \\orku1J.! 1·ond1Lw11 :. .11111 gru~llh l)•Jlelll IJ l Will 11t·11 ur111 .1.~~l·ml11\ rvw111•k .111!1 fl'JIJll' oi l'lt·c:lru m1•l ll<.inll'al ,,ulJ <.1::.:-cmhl1c~. h~1rnl·:.:. as· Sl'OllJll1::.. IHH\Cr :.up- pl ll'l>, p rtllll•d c1rcu1t l.>oJrd,; and 1111<11 urull. Will lr,nn. 111-,1rucL <ind m o nitor l'll•tro111c a s· !>t•mblcr, 111 pcrlormance ol .1:.~•l!ncd tu:.k:.. ,\fu-.t h.1\ (' n ·1.·t·nt chrcl'L· l.V 11•1.11 t•ll l l·<t d ex pefll'lll:l' 111 l'll'l'I r1JIUC d:..· '>1'111 hi~ Ill lllj)l'c.tl:C'o:. Ill· ,pt·1·111111 i\pjil) tu . PERTEC 1711 :! .\rni-,1ru11g \\t' :...a11l,1 1\1111. L'L•ltl , In till' I nclu:-lna l C.:omple..: Turn t'<.i :>l on Alton, al Hl•d 11111. :l hlut:k" Nn nl ,\lul·Arlh11r & Hl·d 11111111 tl'rSl'('t1on. lurn righl al 1\ rmsl rung 1\ II f-~qu.11 t111ponun1t~ Emp\11\t•r ""-:.l Mngr lk:-tJurnnl 1-.t:-l l 11 11cl Sl'l"\l (t' I.) r a 11 ~ 1.· J u I 1 u :. Hurgl•r ,, ,\tP\11·;111 1-·CAA~ M~l.I ~H I:! ·--~(orMate) 1 MON. i"rc<' Re>nt. Walk Rentals ,o $hare '4300 to ocean. new dk. Brwn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <'Pl ~. ~I 7a. 673·7666 r~or rent·l'"emal<> s hare 673 :J22S Commercial -lndu!>lrlJI Space 200 lo 3000•, 21 to 3V per :.q ll. 30 day:. ln•t.• r e n1 " l y r. lc J s t• IS:H l.tUU FOl';\;I> :...1..amest' hurt p.t\\ \\c .>tu :::iupl'r J.!t'nllt• l'dl Wllh h..tdl\' \'1 <· :\cw York !ll/~I (\mtr .ictor L11· l'r.11nini.: 1n tl1 \. 111:.Lru c l 1u11 ~·er ... on,11 alle nllon l.11· t.\Jm 2 J "k:.. A<.'J ck•m \ 5-IK l 1~2 · 1----------- 2 bedrooms, 2 baths from just $215 And look ,11 all you get . Air Conditioning • W /W Shag Carpeting •Ta ilored Draperies • Separate Dining Areas • Dishwashers • Private Pati06 • $250.000 Recreation Cent¥r • Heated Pool & Jacuzzi • Volleyball & Table_TennJs · • Fireside 1V Lounge • Card & Party Room • Billiards '1 Bcdroo ... ava~I• tunmhed &c unfumltlhed from ju.st $170 apple5 •u.i..o .... ,...... A,.-~ 2414 No Twin Aw 5.lnlJ Ana Phof>e 17141547 5o/.!1 Sony, No'Chllcfr~ Oii ~ No~ ~ • .,., ... ,.._.... .. uaa--1uctC..,,.,.... (lJ Con_do rn f .V. :.lt>il lilitl 300 SQ FT ('rpti./drps all;>pm or wknds ~95 per' m o c a ii 646 ll30 or 679 3709 f em . 45155 lo share m:r ----- home 1n lrvaneTl'rraCl'. FURN. ofl1ce Bank 01 ti7:!-a752. a49-J'J711 alUi Costa Mesa Plala. ~. Share m y Condo, Pool. -~· 55t>-;$900 Woman .JO's,to::.nure ('x Suite ot 3 ott1t'es. penses & comparuons t111 w/slorage area 1n CM. with same. ~85 mo 600 sq.ll.~20omo.w/ut1l. smoker. pl.' t 0 K 1nt'.642~totH Eleanore642·4771 ----- Medlcal/Dntt St. FEMALB Wishes to shr her i br. lurn'd. apt w1s amc. Bui. Pen. Sl07 w1uttl. 303 Palm St. Apt l !K>O sq ll proless1onally uecoratl'd. ::;400/mll tiOI Dover Dr. Nll.fi45 ·ltilO. Ml::DICAL Or'FI(.;£ for sub-lease. 3.!0 Placentia. P1!>ces I em ale, are yoi. N.8 . 6-15 740 looking 1or a pldl'C tc --------- hang your hat ~ llavl N B. Law ot11ce Firm ha:. your own room & balh 1r s pace <.a vail. Ideal lor ac· m y nicely 1urn. P1:1ri. cnt or mvesu gator. lnc1 N (? w po rt A pt. ~ J 5 1 rel'ept & copy machrne ti40·SJ42 S22a mo. Call 75l·7474. Off ice Needed BARBO.UR TOWNHOMES 6oo to ooo sq It turn. 01l1t'e Lo s ublet. 1\ rrungement.-; flexible. <.;all ev~s., 1>73-5505. A Limit~d Number of Spacious ------ MEW PORT IE.ACH Deluxe oHil'e s111tes lrom ~Mo. Broker Realooom1cs 675 6700 ------ 2000 ~q Vt ~fOO l)l'r n1t1 <tl :l~i5 li1rl'h, I'-U ,\gt s-t1 -aoJ2 2800' -4000' PRIVATE YARD SPRIMKLERS 1"11.Jl'rglasi., w~. P a int. t•tc Ashwill-Bri• & Co 1714>~7·2100 COSTA MESA $214. MONTH Indu::.tnal olllcc&i.hop IJOU ' &liµ Curpets & Urapes Please call Don Gilmour or Tun Driscoll Ashwill~e Co. 714 :997-2100 * COSTA MESA* 1300·3100-3700·500tl sq ll. Larger units a\'a1I * SAMTAAMA * t000-1300·1700 ~' 5000 7 sq IL & up. l mml'Cl1atc Ot' cupancy. Nattress Rlty. 97~'>71 WarehouMjLt. Mf'J- Near O.t:. Airport. 11100 Sq. Ft. Hem month to monLh. Bus. 549-1141, L•h l \'1 <· lkrnan l & l'harl l·. C M Ur<J ng c longhatrl•ll t·.11 w Ilea 1·01lar. May ha\c i.:rccn 1 nk on µ<.iv. i,. He" d rd t~ll Ul4!1. LOST· Female Wht. Pw ul1.'. 1\n~. to "Crumpt•t:. VII'. ot l':a!>thlull. H1:w;ird till ()81/~ 1\l.L wh1te"'s m11 kttlf·n. v11.·. (;a hf. & Orl'gon Sl on :i, 12. /\ ltcrl'd m.111· n•tl M llur. N..tffil'. t;111g•>- lt1-: Wt\ H l>' J:.!5-1 On·~•>ll l 'usl.J ~l t•:..L H e s p C o u 11 I e ~ o 1 smoker,, non tlr111 kl'r ~ 111 care !or your h11n11· y<ird & pets May 1.-. lhn A ui: J.5. Lor al Hr t:- tii.l 3,1511 ,\J,s Ml' alJout Marv K,1, l'nsmeu cs. Call tor f<'n•1 fJcial. An Ha. 54.5 ~Ill Job W~nted. Mate7025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Will do .u1,1t11111! fell' SI .1MMI. l!J!I IUil AVON BUNNY MONEY. :O.l.1rl llu1 ld111g J Rl'~ ri;:g now lur 1-.a.,tcr Mct•l 1wnph•, :-t• 11 p.irL u me on )'fill I' II\\ II 11 llll', Clnd OU( how prol 1lahll• !.t•ll111 ~ l1',1g r.11ll'I'"• t'thlTIClll'!>, JC'~l·lt v .rntl l.1m1ly prn duc:ti. l'.Jll be lnlcrc:.tcd'~ c·,111 · ~"" 1011 • H,\ H \':-.11'1'1-:H • ">.an L'lc•rtll'llll' area. 11 Job Want•d/ mun olh St•tll'r 111 " • • ... Fe I 7050 v. <'t:k 192 ~iK.'i <•It 6pm .,, 1t·mlly 01 Wc~l Nt•\\ 111>r1 ma e IJ t;>Cullti7:J u7.1.I •••••••••••••••••••••••BEA U l'l l'l1\;\; S i\sst Ll\C 1n. rolllpn. dn \rr n l' t• ti ,. d . h e n l i te h :.l\pg. i\la111rt rcmplelon :,. i''Ol'~I> Wht. t·at. male l>lk 111r nn top ol heud. \'1(• HU!>hcHd ,\dam~. 9t.:! i! 1:12 I•' 0 lJ N I> F c m l'h1huahua mix. grey1,,h brwn. lo und J 1 l l. Vt t'. t-:1 Ii:; & ,\llai.:noha. X<li iti~IS l<'OUNO 1n Wardlow Pk. puppy l.lll "h1tc• "l>11ts, wllll1.· l>J" :-. <q1prox I<! wl.s ~;;;i 17111 l<'ciund Slwph1•rd n11xed 1-' l' m J 1 e . :, m t g r a y . l.e11lher h c lt t·ollar. TPt>lh m 1 s:-1n~ V11:· Bobo & G ralium Bl\d. HO 84!1--091.\. w o rn.in who l'llJO):-till N~1 bridge , goll, 11:,;han g. Xlnl n •I. Write ad llJ4.l Ill l'ar1. lkJul) Opt'rator-; · sta 111 th e Vall y l'1lot lion:. tor rent ::,15 ~k P 0 Hox 15ti0 Cost.i. Mt•!>a fucs lhru Fri 64<! 72-U. or lca\'e your phoni.';: tor Huth I n g ram JI I 1!16 5727 Pral'. N11r::.e , Lt h::.edean 111g . lkad1 are;.i pri.'ld <.:all alter tipm. IW-25Utl Bookkcl•per. lull l'h.argt•, part 11me, ;J ur I morn 1ngs. approx 12 hr» 1wr "k For pn•:.tt~l' 1.,1\\ OI 111•1• 111 N 1·w port ( \~rllt'I' ti IO ti!ltitl I or appt 3 Bedroom Units Are Now Available Unfurnished-6 Months Lease •COM Deluxe Offices • Full serv1ce/ample prkg 1he W EL TO~ BLDG. 285.i E Csc Hwy675-e900 Res. aft. 5, 879-3169 L -----------• o s l. Cal , F. lnl? hr e CLUIHOUH e SAUNA e ILIMINTA•Y SCHOOL fWlrhh• _ .. I .. lllb..,,_) e~L e JACUllf e flNHIS C°'JllT (WltW1t ... 1111 ......... , ~ .. 1"'9 bclwdve RENT 600 sq. ft. $lOO sllv /whl. J!! & Nv. µt 1200 sq. It. ~170. Hew a rel 646 :lt>t5 · ~~:;:...::;::;.::::J 675-5116. 673 -7039 •o ·T "1 .. s · 1• 1tr 3. Large Othce area, comfortable· Storog. · 4550 reas. suitable I or 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fle:.ki>. Perl ect Orange l."ty loc ll12 DuPont, Irv Typwrlr. Telex. Cople:. lf('<·e~s ~ ·0243 LIMK STORAGE UMrTS Persona I hustn<':-' or re<.'reat1onal s turll)l4' CORON/\ clel MAR 4 rr.1 From ~9. Jambor~ & s u1Le, ~300 rno. Coast San 01ego f'wy. !l79 0154> tlwy 1•xpo,ure. o<:can -- '"ew. l(urden, u1uabl~ letttalt W...t.d 4600 tor law ott·s. Xlni prka. •••••••••• • •••••••••••• 1ac1huea. 673-4120 1 or 2Br. Apt. Hnlboa • Island. Yrly. Cl1ss1f1ed Ad! 642·5618 673·34.~ Mate lnsh sette r. J yrs 'er)' gent I<'. Reward l'le.l'e return. we m i.,:. h Im 5 ltl !n Jti ~ ;).l,l·fi..'f.!H FOU~ () t-:;1:.a....1,lc C~l. IQ \\ k 11111 M a l.i.mule pup ~ t'h,11n lll'llUllll tll•CI.. hit> J IW Lo.'>t . swt111nhh1rc Hull • 1·err1er Puppy Hlk wh1 <'h<':.l mark1ng:s. 1-·em 1 •,, m o M esu North. n1•wurc1 5.&6 211J7. Fund Ha1s L'I' l'H ::>15h ~IE or E E. a l'011tl ::.bl\ l'BX. Kee pl l~ l>l' lo ~I Tcll'phunc \",'ori.. ~I IRVINE PERSONNEL SERVICES S-AGENCY .\lit> E 1 i lh lAl lrnne 1 ~u1Le n ..i l'o:.lJ Me:.,. Call 642-1470 CONVENTIONAL LOAM UNDERWRITERS Uc•" n1·y Sa \'1ngs & Loan h .... Oj>l'lil ngs Ill Its II. H. 1111· .\I u-.l ht· l'\ll\'r d m lllllil'f\\ t'lllll).: 1·un\t•ll· 11111w.I 10;111~. pan1c:ularlv Vn•llJ1• .\l :ic· ~ Fannie .\I a t• l•'ur I urthcr 11110, 1·1111l:.t<'I .\I""· Brl·hm ~li:I H:l:!I. l-~4u;.il Oppor' Emµlo~ er cum~ Raleigh lltlb HO'>IJILal. C;.i ll li~5 a7U7 Counselor F o r t; lor1a ~t JrshJll ~a lu n . Wi l l lra111 C o u r a I! c u u :. . t• n • lhu:.1.1:.l11·. "di grooml•d . .\laturt• "u m J n prl'· lt•n t•d ll11u1. :! tu !Jl':.t. ,;~2 .lt>J<J CUSTODIAN 2ND SHIFT .\!SI V;H.t Corpor.1.l11111 h.1:. 1111 ITit•tl Wll' lJjJClllll).! lur l'\ P•'rtl'lll'l'd µe r:-on IJl HUI la1·1lll1Cb Jl'l.'a Dulll's 111C'ludl' operat1n~ \ ;H'Ulllll. rug :-hallllKKll'I". I l111tr pulblwr. ~1.mdarJ ian1111r1al 111111.·u on:.. In tl1v11l11.1 I ~cil'ned musl hJ\t.' m1111111um ~ year:. r c 1· e n t r e l a l e d l' '< • IH'I lt'lll't' a 11d -.le ady '' 111 I-rl'l'Ofu \\ ' 111 11• r c11111pl'l Ill\ e p.c~ modern IJl'tl1t1es Jnd ,•\n•lk11l l1t.ofll'lll:.. t) u J I 1 c ll' 1 I 1 n 111 \ 1 d u .i I -hu ultl JllPI ~ • .\londa~ thr u l"nday 8 JO Ill \.\I MSI Data Corp. 33.> B<1ker ~u·cl'I Co:.t<J M cs a. ('a u:.'l).;.!j E4udl OPPOHfliNI rY l'.:mplOYl'r, M I' DAT A ENTRY CLERK I I'\ 11w Hout ,\11 i.tr <le,1rcs l u l l 111ll l' l'rnplOYl'e • v. g1•11I' r a I ol I 1t·e exµ l'aJI !li:I ~X8\I Dental Hygetlist For Pcdo 01111.'C. SlUU+ a day .f day week. Dr. llouJ!hton 841 -2566. )cntJI A.,::.l , l ha1ri,1de. lull llmt•, X Rav he re· <1u1red . :...1l:•n ;11w1i. tr· llll!l' bl'llC'llh, lh·,1r h 1\n•a . 8.\i .!.>4i:I l>i'~N l'\I. \~SIS J'A~I' <'ha1r:-1<lt• o 1111•:. l'\I>. Full lllTil' 111 .1 lt1h\ oil'. S o m " ~ .i l " . 11 li . 1$lti :.1:i.io DEMTALASST 3 Yrs exper ~:xpa111kd duties. Salary open. :l '. 1lay w~ek. No S<•l lit•n'I dentistry. Pri•\'f'nl 1\•C pr actJ ce. It U areJ !111Z-2436 DentalOfc • ..._.. .11 : lla~ wk. No Sat s ~.ilar )' open. Xlnl hcn1.•1 11 :. lfunling tor H " J t' h J r e a . C a I . !lh.c! .!IJt; 0entfarch 752-1541 •' •. . . ·. .. ._ . . . . . , OAll. V PIL.OT Suncsay. March 18. 197~ · Add lt ... Bulld it ... Diaper lt...Hammer It ... Carpet SERVIC lt. •. Cement lt ... Wlre it ... Hoe IL.Clean lt...Move lt ... Press it ... Palnt it...Nall lt...Plaster lt .•. Flx·it. .. .._ __ \ , ... _. G ··-=-tto.McJe_. . -t-.a.-P•atllMJ/Papcc "'9 leMOdel/I.,. ...,...,_. 5erYice 600t ._..,..,a Sen lat 6009 c..,.t Ser•lc.e llectrfcal••nll ~-ntg ......,.•c• • •••••••••. • ......... ••• ••••••••• .•• ••••••••• •• ..•.....•.............. ·••••·•·•·············· ......••............... •••••••················ ···••········•········· .......•.•••........... ..........••..•........ -• • :-. n : \M .. .,; 1. to: l"f RH· 1 AN S 1n l l't i.t. H I Shrub Wom;.in with Tr11n.'iPQrt3• Plumbinat & EleetrlcitJ PaJnllnat ·Int/ l':xt. A1rk11li Qu¥1lly home Imp. lie. 25 THE FOUR "W's" 1714) 549-1261 <REA TIVE MARKETING SPECIALISTS . •INGENIOUS IMPROVEMENTS SYSTEMS YOU CREA TE THE PRODLX:T WE TELL YOU HOW TO BENEFIT EXPERTISE IN CONSULTING: Marketing Systems & Procedure::, .Quality Control Im porting & ~xportmg ------ Applionu R ... r c arpe-nt•r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f or Good Repair Worl< on CJbinet v.url., ~cn l.J re• Washer:., dr) L'r:-.. rt'I ri~.. µdir:., rlr) ..-, all worir, ~m call J ack .>48 o.1;i:J ... 0011. 551 Ol7l lobysitti'"J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature ~omJll \Aolll ('..lrl· tor vour home & t·h1ldrt·n "' h i 1 t.• :'-ll u \ J l ' .11 I 0 II Wknds or loni.:t·r DnVl' t-:\ rl'l:.. 6 1j 11 .. ;1 SA\'E & Prot1t. Custorn remod, repJ1r. add·on 1n:.ulat1un t-'rce c~l 6. Vesij!n:. tri.> ~~.l!I •l'L'S ru~l FHAM l:'I/(; .. lh.:t·I..:. & Add1111111s 5-t!Hl5~ \::.k tor Lil Loving Carl'. 1111· d ~cl Hv Carpet Ser•ic:e t Attl•l'..1'1..l I• \;'JINO Joh-. ma1nt rt-pu1r-. ti t;olui. ~~Yor bl-~ry t1on wil l do lt&hl !::Le . Commercial / ~ray. Wollpul)ering & yr-. •xp. tr·ee est' Fair 1-'rl'l' i-::.l ~~ +i411 l , r.. l' x p I 1 c 233 l 011 or depth. No"J:,:'to ~;_,,¥u:i h,ou11kn1-11ng & cooklni. Resu:lenual. MS-1~7. a nor repa1n1. 5'6~ 1.1r1cl' (;1111 Kf'fl, I r iu.,-:HK~:!oJ Call 549 -9933 or l:all4!>2--0Sl7 MGIOK" rtaater/lepalr tHl l770Res Ceme~tf.~':.~ ..... t-;l .. ttric nl Res1dcnt1uJ t;.aO 011;8. Houst>cleaning by Reha·., ••••• ! ...... -....... o••••••••n•• ......... RooflrtCJ •••••• r ' ~I C I •1-1 uA·rcH PLA!->'1'ERING ••••••••••••••••••••• •• CUS'fO~t<:cinl·ntWork tH·w & r<'rnodtd Free HANDYMAN-Homes & e oupe. \u:erences.WILL lAM S &c Sona ·~ . • . Pauo:. RNu.ouable .,;!'Cl f.1<· &In:. ~6~11 Apls Conscientious ea6.lhtes.S48-Q7l Masonr y J1c 2130'6. All Types . 1' r l'e J .C.R~i~lNGred 1-·ree t-::.i U4l! tl.514 ,. __ _,__ • --('1ull~man. 645-655d. Dutch-Swcd&shCJn'gSv Brick, bJock, stone. Esumates. Ca11540~ ... l.i~~nse ~-40b6 wssvwnlrtCJ --. 586-&71 ,. rce c.:.t co:'ll<:tu-:n; HCH >.\1 ADl)l l'I ONS l'A'l'll>:-0 tJ.l • .., OW ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOCK REPAIRING The l.Jl':.t lor Less . PlaMbh19 . . ---• d M l d A •. ... ••645-5123 •• vi-•••••••••••••••••••••••HEPA IR S. all type:.. t;r n !!,I :.ttn/ .n :.cp mer1.ca n "' .-ore111n _ ----•••• ;;:•••••••••••••••• pa...-L..J ? Hl•u:. f ree csl, he, asi.. .-.0<1. ::.µk lrs, C'lt>anup. ~011 Long ~xp. Pickup/ Del. Mesa Clcanini.:. ca11:iets & .,., Ju,st ~ng 10 r w a 11. sa0-5020 cund. &&2-:l3a1 /tj,lti·49()ij Mr. Petersen. 493-4~. u phul~tcr y Steamed OUT & AB~.. F a11t Service ~ fC' u I../ Ur! 11 / Hl'movc .. • , • <·leu ne tJ 01• ::.ham 00 Local/Slalew1de Moving Reas Rates unytamc A.,phall1Ce11w11t. Low Ji\P1\Nl-:S~ GAl~UENEK la11 557 6712 P · 7 da, Cree est,SZl-2071 Just One Call To Signs rJll'" .l4:J :JUJJ o 10 \rs Exµ. lomplcte ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST PLUMBING ••••••••••••••••••••••• b-IOOlb:-1 ~en1ce &CleJ11up. 'LA~S WlNOOWS, lnc:omeTax ORDON Moving. :J;l' 642 111 Jt•:.,. io. Cement J do pauo.-.. driv1•w:.a)s. :.1dcwalks & hl111•k..-, ;tll .>.l~I J.HI! Ftl•t' t::-.L 75 1 -1937 s·x 1 ·~· & 8 xs•2 , alum. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Van. li<", tns, lowest rate::. -------- dble, rull out. ATTN · , •In Your u~* tn OC. Ests. S81-o643 L.R. OTIS Plumbing Expl'ri~nccd J t1pJne::.e ..._.... w b II · d C 0 N T.H A. (; T 0 ~ / • .,7 ''r~ ... xpcrtence ater trs, a Sl.G($, 1s Land::.c.q11ng-& (;ardl.'n· ' • D c. · I 'lEILL NEON, INC. rhc \.'ull St:rv1ce Sign <.:o t-'or Salesman 531-3374 ini.: :r~117e~~H:s. 548·7~ ~75 ·Reas let's ~;g -8182 Palntin9/Paperift9 posa s. s topuges, re ... r"" ... ·~. t ... ~... 773 l pairs. remodeljng ancl Telt•i .. ion R.-..1. ,. ~~ c ~ ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• N Co l • .,,... -~~~o~~R·L·xio~r~~~I:~ •\V_allpaper ifana1ng• [~~i;.gHr:~1r ZS ~~~I •••:•1:~~1:;t~~;~;;·:••• Child Car~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• aulin9 1'1 l' Sl·h1H>I 11'Jr111ng en Paradise Gardening ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 1rn11menl & t.•h1l<l Can• S1>N·1alaze Restora11011 MO\lnJOHaulmg. Studcnt. l\•rn1•r l<11111m· karn1ng & Landscape. Mthly lg lruc k, reas . U:.atry . c'l'llll·r.., qualllll'll k1v1n!!, Ma1ntt-nanc~ &!-.p~111kler 548-!1723&5:15-b#!Jll l\'Jl'hc•r Opl'll ti .iO am to Kl' IJ a 1 r. 6 .J l 1Hi4 !.I & ---- ,, pm H1•JsonJhll' u.:uon 67J :llllu Y /\RO CL1':AJ'I UI' 1111 l ', I•> " H•11r olc.h ---Paint. houSt'hOld rl'pacr. .lhg '.!I HI 111·1''ou nta1n:~1u~hroom cum~l. la..-.n rclrnblc.55tl-l).>l7 lton . <!II Yrs Exp-ERINSTRUCTO~. 6-U·62ti3 '..ill fw1hghlTVforrea:. Kca::.vnalJll.' Hates. For Carl Rebko. --2'4 . .,. R wc11·L, 1lO evtra char0 e fti:.PAI , Hep1pe. Water " " .. Appl CJ!I .i·l9-:-J9-11 or lSt Class Ext /Int paint. heaters. ~rv1ce lines 1111• eve & weekend. Sen· 75! ~~:17 . paperhanging, airless Jlonestwork.642~31 ~ in~llB&f'V.~O CFG t-•111 :,vt' ~-Ol l2 spray 25 yrs exp979-5294 . Tax prt>pared, your hm •TOP QUALITY• Bkkp'g. fin planning Jnteraor & Exterior ODAB WATl-:H HEATEH Tile I n s tallation. Guar ••••••••••••••••••••••• M 0 V I N G • ha u I 1 n ~' -Year round sl.'rVll'l' Call Lee •SJ0.72711 cv \ ,rlli•v I lopµer. pldnl mixes. · Deis Vl'ry & open 7 day:.. Childl·.t1,. by hr ' clay i' \~ri~l·ape. g 12 ~- service. 968-4700 for inJo n :IL\MIC flLE. New&. Kl.'modcl. l"ree est. :iml J1>h:. \H•l<'omt'. 536-2426 •· 111~h1 Loh l>I lo\1• I 11 I.int-. \\l'h-01111• .:>.xi OJ1i garage cleanup. llclial>le Land•*'a .,., --..----h--· MARV'S PLUMBJNC: ta:.l ~l.'rvice.9ti3 6452 ·~ P 9 Prol J a1nter. on esl 111646 !l!!()7 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• work. reas. lnl/ext., free NO JOB TOO SMALL hr UJ\ \Ao l't•I.. 'll!hL,. 61 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-.1.nd :_ ol\. Ud::. J O HN 'S <:a'rp et to.. l;OOUl'llll.OCARE .1.>6 OJ.Ji J1:.in11· L'pholstery. Ur1 ::.hampoo l.Bt'l'l;r.uJN.S. EU. •TRIM-RITE• TREE SERVICE l'runing -Remuv,at LAN USCAJ>INU Y,1rd Cleanups l"rl La wn Serv ~14 Mo Mov1 n l(, llaul 1n~. HOTOTILLl.'.\li S-25 mo:.l esl. Hel :.. 548-2759, W~din9 Cleanup. l !:>1udl'nls, yards.. ~d ~ale::. & in 642-3913 Lew & Wayne's Plumh ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-:1q.1 & Reas. t>lO 1749 stall. Lands('aping. Oay --m g. 15yrs exp. Hl•cess1on (:.o il rc l ardantsl Ht•ls ILtll':-!17~·GJ2:J lusiness Service t>egrei.ISl.'r:. & .ell culor brsghten"r~ & 10 mtnutc Dressmakin9 •...••••••....•......•. ~ ~ bleach fur your wh1tt.• ••••••••• ••••••••••:••• T\'Pl:-<C . Tel·h & Other c.irpcL~. Save money by l>n·~::.mak111i.: 111 the Euro I. B M St:ll'l'Lr1c ~I per• s anng me e'lra traps lll'<Jll rn.11trtl'r l.ly JPl>l PJ!,!c. :H~_.H 11. Clean living room, d1111ng Dc,,1,1!11l~d lur ) ou Cur rm & hall Sl5 Any rm dav FJ,.h111n:. 5'>4i l:!Jl ---or eve Tum . !lti0-2170 CALICOTE PAJNTING prices! $9.l}5 hr . ti75-ti2hl llaultnJ.:, yd cleanup, -Call97~-3335 Lie movin~ odd Jobs Helm Ei\HTll D&':ilGNS Stale he & Insured --·-- ble, 1ow 0rates. !>56-0:J.17 • Oes 1J(n •Construcuon --. . Retn0del/Repoir ---• r ractor Hotoulhn~ Prof. Pa 1nt 1 n g. 1 n · ••••••••• •••••••••••••• YARD CLEAN UP HousKleani*J • Lscl•nsed & lnsurt'tl tenor/ Ext. Free ests. Comp M aml 04S-UJ09 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• • 1-'asr l'ricL·s •55tl 0470 751---0684 day or night. ,..fl.'t' t-::.t !Jtl:!~l2 -llOUS ECLf:ANING 1s our • --.- *Arc We lding• Small Ni>S Any locul100. 15 Yrs 1.'Xl>t'r. 646 -7014. Hus1111::.s. Call Jan1C.'l' s Locksmith Pa1ntln9-AI typ.s ltJggt•dv i\nns 67.')-t;.;.=,;1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free est J im 675-3559 Cabi11et Making S7.50. couc11 Stu. chair ~ General Senicu ••••••••••••••••••••••• J5yr:.l.'X1Jli>WhJt1·ounts. To Plaee Your ''Fast ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room. Adcltions ftt-:MODEUNli QUALITY WOHK Call Now For USE THE DAILY P ILOT ··FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For R~sult Service Call 642-5678 ext. 322 c ,,tm CJh11ll't:.. bo:it ~i... paUOC\r. k1tt·hrmtll, lal uce wk. b1ti 52W nul melhod I tlo ..-.orl.' He s u l t "t•rv 1c T lll:-.IL:S liy .~ou:.e. mys el 1 . l; cl r l' I ... I IJ1rectory ad call l;u,n wuutlwu1 I.. rep<:11r;:,, ~Jl-<HIJI I now 642-5678. exl 322 plumb1n,I!. l'll' IH2 56la. · Burglar prool yuur home. TM!-: Hl-:ST in Doml'sllc S:.tvl.'~7lCl~JOon1n"t,1lla (.'k;tll1ng Holibtl' s H,1).! 1111n pr11°l'" + material & Mop. !>-llS-{17.'>7 tH2-t~:l7 The Hanl(men are Best ! 1'z~•. F ree Est . D Schwarlz Sr. SSll-1301 ... REE ESTIM ATE~ And De::.1gn 75l-56Hf 1213) 807-57bU HetpWcn.ted 7100 H~lpWanted 7100 H~pWanted 7100 H•lpWant~d 7100 HelpWOftted 7100 HelpWOftted 7100 HelpW.t.cl 7100 Antiques 8005 Applianus 8010 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JENT AL ~t-;CRE'l'AHY FORMER MMU.'lE..") Lin In Maid Mana,,emenl OFFICE Recept/Secy $600 • rv1ce Station Manager / PUILIC AUCTIOM • W C u. It. 2 dr. Refrig . Jor progn.·s~ive & bu~} Get the Facts about He:· " Co. pa)s tee. Beauuful Mechanic. Local expe1· -N .. w 'ice maker. 6 mos old. olfice. Al least 3 )rs ex lur W111k1ng Fam1IS ot 2 Immediate ()peNftCJ' ~el·rl'tanal, Clt:ric·al. 01 1,lu::.h olliccs anrl lots 01 prefered . Salary pis. MES~TNAYTITEEJM~WOFELFRI y~ Cost $500. sell $345. Per 'en•·e Jront de.~k ce nt C han ges l or ;'\11 1hildn·n. Musl uc Me l <>r"·'omen overl" l1"e Worker"' A""l''"'1N £ 1 "' • 673-5'-'"A '" " R I t c I ·• 1 " · 0 • ' ~ ' ""' 11t:opJc contacl. Co. needs comm1ss1ens. x ce-: AJ>T OBJ E''TS AN VQ"O Capa blt.> 01 handlmg all een is m g, I' over"'"· ~ILJlc tu 1•11t1k . Prc:ler un-To dt>monstrale ed.U('.l· T ION! Hecess1on Blues'! good accur· te typ t Op orlunily for righ t ' v • · ---------dental ot11ce procedure:-. Married earns S5lH .UO ;i der JO w,, uld Xlnt hr:. & t 11111.t1 malertals to L>on 't l.ll'heve evcrylll1n •1 a ss · TJQUES. FINE FUHN, GE washer & elec dryer -t:>-t-8.'>ll month,plusotherinccn l1v1n~ 1"11111 ... Call Hhuul:.. libraries & you rcatl 1n thcp.1pers {,a mour spot. AJso lee man.MaJoroilco.train· ETC .• PHONE 1'"'0R IN· SlOO.Westing.h'sewasher lives. Call .').JIS ~7 Of .>.>ti 18!16 ulhl·r:. For 1nlerv1ew Hu t. VOU CJn oel1cv JlllJS. J\ bl ga al Abbot ~~g7~~~~~rcd . Call Chuck. l''O. & B not.:H u R~. & elec dryer $125. Ken· Urapc r y. ex per. only llbl:!-lH 71 Th<• Cart't.°'I .1ppl. phonc-hlwn H :IO th.-. . ·we ha\e urdl'r. Per:.onnl.'I Agency, 4500 .,... .>00\I 645-2200 more washer. $50 .Spd hemmer. µlc<sler. over Corps ;1 m & 12 .111 nol)n, lrum ..-.ell knu"'11 rn·. Limpus Ur. !:lull<' IO:!. Sen-.Stca..Atteftd lJueen Washe r ~50 , lock, flexible hrs. picot) :--MACHINISTS w s J larsc:. ranj!ing 11 .~ H 5.'>7 1HU l''INE Antqs. Pine be<.I. <iu;iriDcl S-tG-tl6n of overt1 ml' Carml'n I' ree apt I ~~r I urn trt .> ll Hllll !.100 E (;oast Hwy, NB cupboard. "ash stantl '"" ---- Ur ap e r \' Servi ce downto,i.ii l·.·.:t·llmainl ,\l:1tun'.:.t:.ihlt•1x·1·1o1111lo ~gu ll . Come see loiHt•N•ptiuni:.t w;.inlt'd lor -----chest. Magh. C'ht•st K1·:N \l()Hl~Washer.xlnl 642-14:.1". :.m t•t ;\>l,1 Lur1· man 1;011tl i.:1•111·1.cl hJ11\ h,11Hllr'Jl>l 1l•111.1l&pro yuur>.<•11! Al.ugJJI J\hhot 1.>u ... y h;11r !>alon,aj!.e ll!ln:i K I PPto:R tor exper. 542-1:1268 mild M11IL1·t:ycle.~5. " Hcls . .'Hli lil>I ,ii 5pm l'cr:.0t1111'I ,\gt'Ol'Y. 451~ :! ,, \ L 1-· It Ello :-, Yaehtsman. !IQ It. boat. ... 7•427., DUPLICATING MACHINE OPEtt II g111u rnl !"tlt 11p,\;op1·r.cll' hll'lll' 111 II II Hl•JI l°Jmpus l>r. S1111t· 1112 t1i..1 1,11,11 Must be 1hr11ughly expd ""' 0 ,,cnr•I\ 111 111.1d111w·, 111 1-;,..1.iLl' ull11'l' 1\lu:.L h.cvc NH .,.,;-Iii:!.! a nd ,1 mature 1amily Antique Show & Sole 1"a1rv1ew Sta\.c Ho::.p trn" .t vacancy tor a dupllcJt· cng mac hine opcr. lJ ol tsel. Start. salary ~I mo. Requ1rement..s I lull year full ume expcr in operauon of olfscl pro (.;ardcnt'r m .>111lcnant'<' man. Uarclc•nl'Xf>t.•r i\l11l' to handle vanl'll 1011 a:. s 1gnm1•nts M1111mum s upervision Mu-.l have• truck. Submit ..-.ork c·x per. lO P () Box 664 SJn Juan Caps-.lr..ino !12675 <"luclc11g I 1111 1·1 lallh'. l'\l'll 1ll;,p11:.1L1nn Jnd like RECEPTIOHJST mJn witting to work a ti \1·rl11'.li ,\ ll1Jflt11nt.tl 111·11pk' l')ping. guud OFl-'Jl'I-: t\Hat. lit•r:.ou.i ln-1ncl.>oatmtgr.de:-1n:s day wcek J>leasefurn1sh 111111, ~ ptccll'h IJl't•S:.l'S •Pl°lllni: & :.allenuon lu 1111· uuhv lor Dr, 01111'1' cx1)·c1 . pc·rsuna hlc rcc·ep· rcr ·s & all details in l sl S111:cll prn•i-.1011 µ.crts 1k1.11 ls ~·folio up l'~St'll· l'ran::..c ripllon '"" rcrcp· tw111 st Ll. clers('al ciuut•s IC'llcr wh ich will be kepl Wh111111101 RCA Reing. n11.xlcrn. J dr. 15 cu ll ·l lxltix 17' 5 shelves. Sml hlOtn t rt•t'7.er . Good cone! s,;;; !.lli2 -;J~74 ~m;tll ,111111 l>.cys uni\ llal. ll !11 tip days a week. ll11n1:.t ilesk. Hi.._g & Ins inl'lcl !J7!4 1Xilt! 111 i·onlidt>nce. \1u-.1h;C\1•11W11lu1.11, ~I lll'r hr :ill ~t.-lJ71 llllhng helplul :frncl WnteadnoJ7~.Datly March 14 -15 -lti Rossmore Shpg Center For mer l\rl>ss Blclg 12421 Seal Bch Bl. SH Friday & Saturda) lU AM to!l l'M Sunday JO to 5 JO ---- STACO SWITCH Inc. \:.k ior Vera tvpl:'d resume to llox .!lid RECPT/SECTRY Pilot, r o. Box 1560 111•111 ••r'"~t:.a "l'"' Ually Pilot. 1'11 1111' l'c1~taMcsa,Ca·•·"'-'· .... J .. t ·' "~ "' • u 1500. c .M. ca. V21•.!t• l'art t1ml· llaroor ~1rt•J d ~ Norl{e gas dryer ~ Kenmore washer~ t;uar' Del 540-8b72 c es s du p 11 cat1 n I? GARDENER machine. Must be able to r:xperrem·cd WantC'<l tor produce. reproduct1ono1 commerc ial 111tercor .. ingle o r multi color landscapt-mamtt'nance 1o1.•ork Procl'SS ruffercnl Starlin~ salary ~ mo typl':-. ol mast~·r:-. h~ ..-.1lh 11eoet1ts 673 ::!:l."lh teehn1qut:s ::.uc h a::.. .:;1~1 -J041 MATURESAJ..ES MU " 01 <' i-::q1. 1111· t-;4u<1l llppon t-:111ployl·r GIRL NEEOEO over :t i rel1ablt' ouL -ll'rrcd .>4ti U..!JI. Tellers Appliances 8010 mo1:.ten1ng dcscn.s1l11.111i.: C • ..iu1:itcr::. & Jt.::imsnator MACHINISTS r11r l'rolol vp1· ,'(. .• 111.tll l!llJflll~ IUlb \IU:-.l hl' J 111 t • I Cl ~ II I ... I r II m ~oing person 10 ~how & ,\I u ... 1 be exp <1 10 high re nt a pts & homl.'s 11 1.1;,h11>n mt'rch::ind1sc. 11.B NC'edowncar.Sal& :-...ita1' t l011mm1ss1on Sun '.I lo ti pm. "$l. hr + t'.1iltorAl'PT ~10. Pl'r a pl or hous1 APROPOS rl.'nted 15· per m11e Cal Fashion Island 846 1371 ask tor Vl•ra 644-2652 RN's/CCU/ICU Day:. & N 1 ~ hts St.and oy lime. cl11terent1al pay full or 1>1t1n1C' t-:xl'cll('nl bt>nct ll:. Downey Savings & Loan h<:1s openings in its Hunt· 1ngton lieach Branch tor tull ume lellers. Ex· penence prelerred xlnt working cond1uons. l:all .\.1r Wa y n e 549-3220 1·:1 >E ••••••••••••••••••••••• l''REEZER GE. 20cl , n11 lrost upright. XJnt. ~loo 20312 Adrian. otl Hazelbrook nr Bushard HB or call 960-l230 all .I pm. ANSWERS TO SCRAM LETS Holder-Bridge Zen1th-<;rassy t.1mber-Bhlhc llESNEEZ.IW I ustng & preservini.: ..-.antt·d 1mtnl>thately 1111 .Vlake line & halt-tum· ('mp loyment 1n lht· masters. make minor ad "-orlht•rn \. cri.:1111.1 .111'.t .1u::.tmenls & repairs lo .\ I 11 I ... .J I ,, r y cluµhcall O~ machine~ ,-., 1·,unmt.·nsurJL1·. w l':\fl maint.Jln thl·m m g1"11l t';cll collect :St.rasb11ri.: work snJ;: eo11dlllon In \. 1rj!1nu 7UJ --1t .. ; :112.1 tervaew arranged by asklurHuss:smslh calling Robert Monro. Equal Opply t-:mployt.•r io.kl•tl'fw, '1·1 hal 10...,truc ---------- 111111:-. 111 hll11·pn111 ~!old ----------ma k 1 n t.! knnwletlgc PART-TIME <.:onl<H'l Mrs. J(•nsc11 COSTA MESA Memorial Hospital 30 I Victoria, CM Theat~r MANAGERS WA.\ T 1': U. Progress1 ve .inti i.:rowth orienled theater chain needs exp. llotpo1n1 Kelrig/l-'n r lllcl. White Gd cond ~ 6i5-093ti , l'Ws 1Lem : ··The b.trhe1· s union reporLS that m November 1~7 .111 t-:n~llshman shaved 77 peopk with a strrught ra1.or m 5~ minutes. SJ st-conds without a shp. lie would have gone I urther. bul during the 7 ~ l h . s h a • e H ~ tu•lpllll .\hll' w 11.nrk rn clepen1fr111 l.v :110 .'i vear:-. -Service & Supply Officer. GENERAL OFFICE .\.1on. Tue, Wed. from !lam to :lpm . 545-S:JJI ,., I' 549-3041 Escrow Sectttcry Female. Must be ex l'ellent l ypi,..t. Salar y based o n abtllly J\or Jppt c·all 8av Es1-row(X, ,\I a r 1 a n J o h n s o n . 67:1~255. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY v. ,. .1 rt• a I 1 n a n c 1 :.a I :.1r'11·1·-. l1rm lo('ated 111-.1r lhl.' Orange County .;11 pnrt (JuJl1l 1callons 1111 lude good clerical k1 lh. but more 1m p11r1unlly the Judgement <\ llt'x1h1l 1ly r~<iuired in inc po:.1t1on whtch re port::. t n a busy f''( l'('U\11.e JI yoo behl'\'(' vou are an exet'pt1onal "ecretary, we ha\le lht.> right p1b1lwo lor you ' Plea,,e lurward kller or res uml· Wr11 <'ail no .mi. Dally 1'1h1l ... 0 nm 1.)60 l 'u:.ta .\1c,.i:I . Ca 92626 *FANTASTIC• OPPORTUNITY Aggre~,..1"\. l' Sale31Jl'C1pll.• TO JOl:-.1 Young Ht'.JI E:.une l''1rm C,\Ll. IHlV .. :H HLTY Gene M ,1 vo 1;.i;; !I070 F/C lkkpr $750 l yr:. l' "< 11 111 real e::.tc1lc acct;:: <11<'.•l growth op port 11111111'" < .it I .1,tt. !S5(J:") < u1111111 < 'Jrec.·r l',111p1u, llll'Ol A.ge11rv .AOl1Ir'1ne 81. N U ~=I agency -752.0331 F JC Book k pr ~JO 1'' C Bkkpr t:orhl. ~7.:io 8kk pr .• :oil'<' n•I ary to ~7.)() Pay roll Clt.>rk ~7110 Act~ Clrk n;1lyllr.il~~10 ( t1rl ... r1d1t V !¥~10 Ir u:.I :-t<.•cretary ~.m 1\<'<'h Pio• l'lrrk w.111 Ins /\rt 111 Clrk to "'·'o ~1n M.1rt1n.1ninr- J l'<t ran 1e Sit:sco ,\11 m 1 I ,e vl"f'tt>f1 Equal Opporl t-:mplo)c:r ."1A11>:.. I wom<1n 1111• needs J:. "..,' Shthncl & l} pcni.: I.°., s1·11Ual llelp W/ b~kp11g Perm. p1t1me 25 hr::. wk b75-53J3. • ... jlOI l ( 'h.ct1111'1 I 1111 tlU ~~I GIRL FRIDAY Pan llmt.' M.\I u & l.JUlldry Hl.'lp W1tn tiookkeepin~ l'XP W..imed. i';ewpon lka<:l1 Hespon,.,clil<'. expene11cc: 1'1 a vl'lod gl·. ti..!1111 W. Ill payroll :Jo to 5tl yr,.. ~oa.~t llwy NH t;.J~ 8252 a ~t·. Sf'nd Jt•;:,uml· lo P U. Jj u 'I. I i ti 15 J llrn<t ----------1 ., I .c 11 cl (. .J o r c a I I 111.>·-i!l.l:! Jlnu.,ekecper, lt 'l' 1n. 11•>11 , s mOkE'r no11 -cl rinkl.'r. MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST He~ume with refl'rl.'nce:. MS I l> A I \ l' I) KP Salary op(•n P 0 . Box <11< \no;-.. ,11l Orange 404 , Ba I boa f<;land 92662 Count v h.1s1•t1 t.'le<·tronir' ----------'11rrn ·has 1mmed1alt1 Housekl•eper, Cook. live !opening 1n our Main in. Unen~~mberi;cf. Pn tencirwl! Ueparlment. In rm & ba. ti42-oo.iti. <.l1v1dual scll'('Lt·d musl llo us ekeeper wanted· Li ve in uncrowded, un· palluted Lucerne Valley 1n the hs~h deserl, 211 mi n to 81 1'? Hear Ml Hoom & boa r<.l + ~150 per mo. 7141751-5556. lfltfMdlate Opefting P 1\ H T T I M E ~rATIST I Ci\L TYPIST & Clerical. Hook '~ hack ground prer·d. Gall for appt-Beverly ~-l!li3 Interview~ March 20th & 21st ONLY. Santi:! Margarita Water U1s· trlCl. have rec.cnt Mpc1wnc·c 1n dll arl'..t!oo of m<1in tt•nance ..-.11h .1 ~Lrnng l•l(•f'l r1c· a I hJt'kgrr1uncl J I y u u n1 l' l' I I h c :>I' t(Ulllllll'iJllUlll>, pll'J!>l' Jp ply 1n 1wr,..on. M1111day t-'r1da\ x :111 11 AM MSI DATA CORPORATIOH 3:15 O;iker!-il <'u!ita ;~k:-a ~quul Opportunity l::mployc1 MW JUNIOR SALESMEN 1---- Ali(e 10 1:1 1':arn S<!O·~ ----------1 per "'1•1•k i:ellin~ new customer ... lc>r lhe DA 11. Y J'ILll f .11ler !ooChool nnt.J !')aLurtl;.i \-~ \'ou must bt out ol s1·h11ol D\-:I 00 p m and IJt.· u hie to work at leasl ,I days ix•wcek. N 1lcllvern•., or collect1ni.: ' Tran::;JlQr1<1t1on prv1ded Call &14·62:jl) r:1p1al OJJpOrtunct) 1'.:mplover LITE DELIVERY ;-., 1· a 1 a p p c ti r 111 .It 1 n d1~11lu11l11 ~town tr:111:1 <id pay Mu.~t know~> Oral'll(l' c·t, & n .. 111 mc1ps A11p h 1mnwd l 1$ 7 ~ l \4 ,I I I( U e I I l 1• J>iukw.i\ '\11 12, M1• ).1110 "It• jU <Oii A\ t'I \I PrkWll)I 1 MAINTENANCE Ma1nten.1nl'C' pos1uon avaclable on a lull ume b11s1s an ou1 1>t llce hu1ld· 1n1ot d1v1s111n. This is an enlrv level posllloo re· qumni.: apprnx1mutPly I yea r ol gener al main lenance experience like chanfZrng light bulb:.-. rt• p;t1r1ng manor mcchan1ca I and t'lec trH'.tl l1xturea & :.c1me J;1n11or1al work ll11th !>C hool d c~r ce 6t m<'1·h.1n1c11I u11v11l11dt' arc· 11c•t•es8•rY Lill u' Mclllday I ro m !J A \1 to noon 714/644-3317 lorat 1011 1n tlit'wpurl ,\1 ,.:1 trne, no l ttyolfs fo,,.la h J CC'l~ :.:!2-46. !bltiO+ )!uar. Mr Lyon"· X..111 5 \;)j .\lmlcls Hemalt') nude. s haql , xlnt pay l{'j!1t1mate .i-i~-2S~3 11·6 Hol1 ~1 o T JI l'; R h c I p e r • 2 ch1ltl r cn need ~UJ)l'r\ 1:-.1on ltt.'I & alt ~chi~ J 2 & :1.) JO. Car m·(' Sal. open 4H!>-4757 all :i :JO MTS T OPERA TOR 4 15 \I p.m. daily. to:x µt>r1enced . work un· superv1:.cd Call Munet tor appl 5,16 til70 NCR Oper.ltor Asst Hookkeepl'r to :.tart 1m med. exper only salar y t•ommensurat.c w/cll.per 5\0 :J2:jji NEED C5'1MMED. MIJST HAVECAH NO AGE KEQMN'I' -...o EXP ER NE<..' 1 l>A Y T HAl'il \;1. 548-6543 Pnntini: Experienced Litho·Stripper Minimum one year U · per'lence stripp in~ siftCJle color fOf' smol presses. Camera U · perience helpful • Day Shift Aply in fM"SO" MARTEC REPRODUCTIONS, INC. 3311 W. MacArthur Ul vd Santa Ana, Calll . 642-2734 EOE 1------------i lhea1er managers for ·/\LES(; I HI. lor Women s & i\lt'n's Sport:.wear 1-'ull llnw. t'xp. nee App ly in fJ<'rs <_;ela..-.ay. :--<>. LOi.ll>l V1lla~e. a.'>6~:.:!7ti Kenmurc Wai.her & Dryer, eler. Coppertone. Warranty x Int cond $150 both 54"-722!1 Orange County. The suc- ct'S31ul candidates s hall have proven ret's and be trustworthy, sober. none:.t & personable. FRF.E PICKl'P Hl'trti.:s. "ALESMJ\N for Auto Air Con<.l . part:.. Work on commi:-.,,100. t'ou1d he added lo e,.1:.ung lcne:.. 5lil-<IOIO Send Full Resume; Write ad no37ti, Daily P1lol. POBox 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS Packagers No ex per. nee. Day or Swing Shifts. Call 540-4450 NEVER A FEE Tempo Temporary Help SALES & MGMENT Tl-If<: HED BALLOON. Ltd has a t ull ume pos1 lion available tor an ex l't'pllonal young l.!cl.V ti> 1ra111 1n :-tori.' mt•rcnd11 d i..rni,: & ma nagcmcnl ul Children .:> & Youn g .lun1or ·~. 'Hunting ton Harbour & Santa i\na F ashion .~quare store!> ~~~~~~~~~~~ l 'all Mr Heynoltb til4> X.lti-tlOl I lor apµl. !:>alt:sper1:.on w1proven track record sn bus s nes~/rntertor s ales. Llnl1m1led earnings µotenua I w ico that has the edge. Le!> \'oung & Assoc lne . t:.!131 77M 712:• TREASURE CHEST Needs pleasant, en· thus1asuc phone voices 1or proJect. $2. l0~.50an hr, day or eve. hrs. avail. No exp. nee. App4y 1m· med. 28752 Marguerite Parkway, No. 12, Mis· ' s1on V 1e JO <ofl' A very Prkway) :,ALBS -Prestigious la· , • Aµpl :.. Scrap Metal Call anyll me 675-Sl;"">O SNl-:t::ZED ... A CONVENIENT SHOPf>INC ANO SEWING GUIDE FOR THE CAL. ON THE GO. For an Ad in Wanlrft's Wortd Call Su~ 642·5678, Ext. 330 Nred S85-Sl10 wk1v·• f lt ~2.1+ Jlou:.e of i•uller. An equal ble top bouuque olfers Waitress. Apply 10 person wohderful opportunily all 4 . .Sid 's Blue Beet, 107 Mr Richard-.. 846-5455 Opportunity Employt'r for ar L1st1c, creati ve _llstSl Pl. NB. L~ Cllzen~h1p Ht-q d ,'4Pw l11 c k o r y Farms ----------person to part1c1pa1e 1n w A J TRESS. Food " all phases of business cocktaat. Part t i me. w 1 t h a s s 1 s t a n l Sal/Sun days. Mon/Wed manaJ(eraal potent1ul. Ntghls . Dillman ·s Rel a 1 I ex p er 1 e. n c e Re 51 aura n t. !JO l £. n e.cess ary . S F.ND Balboa Blvd. Balboa, 3tore -p art ume help wanted Apply in Person .!4165 Laguna Hills Mall Mon.•only btwn 104. i'<cwspaper Debvery-117 10 2 hr:. daily, ume 2-4 I' M wktlays. weekend e.irly i\'.\1. (i'l·oss )12()() LO ~I per mo Nt'M rlepen- rlable car. Ci:lll 540-:JOOO Woody --- Nursery attend , Sun AM & PM ; Wed PM C11ll Mrs. Borden 838-962.1 Production Sp•rs McGregor Yacht Corp A 113 Sh1llS 1631 Placenua. CM. PfTHOSTESS COCKTAIL WAITRESS FULL TIME. RESUME for inlerv1cw CA Wrille Ad no377, Daily 1--·---------1 P1lot.PO.Boxl5till Wan ted 1'~u lJ T1me 1 Cost;i Mesa,Ca92ti2ti CASHI ER. Growth Co. 5 . No ~;xp. Nee Apply In Pen.on St' ere ta ry-liookkeepl•r l.'Xp. flreterred. apply 1n person llOV W. lb'th St N 8 Cisco'• Rfffaurant ____ _ !)().Coast Village St-:C -TYPIST-KECEP. 645-13J4 :moo S. Plaza Dr.· ::ii\_ :i Man Ore· net'ds 2nd girl to help carry load. Must Real EstaN have aood bua;1oess typ- l ocations. Apply rn ' Person. Melro Car Wash 2950 Harbor Blvd, CM WHOWANTSTOWORK !, DRIVE ACAB! y .Slot, ....... HA.2172.l. Jr. Petlfe L d rn,.-c & be able to meet NU RS F.S AJ OS icen.se sales person pubhc. r'ull tune. CaU Expe r. prl'fe red. All •42-9900 Mr. Even at646-ao29 C HOOSE your hours. work for yourae1r, be your own 0oss. Men or women. Can be shghtJy handicapped. Neat • Clean Appearance. Vtis., retired. Age 4lS to 70. Sup· plement your income. Drive a cab ti hrs or more · shills. BevNIY Manor ----------·---------- Convaleeent Ho~pltal. Laguna llalls. 24452 Vi a E:.trada. N URSES AID F.xp'd Conval JIO!o.pl'M Ca II 642·3.)(X) ----- SA V 1-: SP ACE WHEN MOVIN<; t hy wrapping d1~he:s and otht•r lr<iji?1le 11c·nh 111 Wd .. h rloths. 1ow1•J, .ind oltwr l111en!< \ ou .1.:t•t lllOl l' 11µuce 1n 1ht> 1(1tra~e and C'ID.'letJ> by l!Clllnl! 1d le llem~ wlth a Oally Pilot Clt11>Sllled Ad. <.:all 64l·Sfii8 Rl,AL IST. SALES We have an operung 11 our Res1denl.lal Dtv1~1<>1 for an experien~ & en thus 1aat1c licensee lkaut1tul office & be:. locauon. Call fOt' oppt. Wtllty M. Tcrytcw Co. 1n:A1.:rotts 211 l San Joaqu1n lltll" Newport ~nler .... 6•4-4910 Receptlonial for apt com· plu. under 'n, 200 unlls . 846 1323 ---- SecyP~ Very sharp. mature, young l:iecretary w/60+ typsn~. well orianized W/personnel exp. nee Xlnt Juture for exp'd pe.rsoo who en.Joys pre· ssure. hardwo rk und \'ar1et). We!\t!lllll Corp. (.;ull M 1chele 642-6206 a day. 1\pply In perstlJ', For tbe best tennis form, make this Sew Spetd)' Ye llow Cab Co., l86 £. with Ill ny -eway panel partJtlons and neat aide 16th St.. C,sta Me.sa. zipped shorts beneath. It ls back zipped,, the --buttons are for dt<'OraUon. Fabrics. cotton. llneo Merchottdl1e piq ue. Y-3108 ii) cul in M1'lses Si1.-s 8-16. Si1e 1i •••••••••••••••••••••• requires 2 3/8 yd:.. of 45" fuh1r<'. NA 2172-1 ls cul in• J r. Pelile S1 7.t':< 3· 13. Sl7,e 7 r(.'Qu1res 2 114 yds of Antiques 100 4S" fabric. 1'o order: send pattern numbtr. al7e, ~····~·.····~··•••••••• n11me. address end zlp. Pnre S2 00 olu~ 2!1' poslafo S II I I !'\ <.: II R 0 N 0 · Now t1v111lAhlt" Advance" Sopplt>menl -Most• * Sec'ys, looldctape" M i-;T to: R. Ran" Dated rtt•mt Spadcl1 pattern dc~IJ!la -$1 00 plus soe L11llt'1ndcn1Aaency 1867. Gtmba.I Cue poctaae. Make chtck payable to Sp.idea. ~nd 4020BirchSt.~104 Collett.or qlly. 4!M-ao:t.3. orders to lhltt newspaper. c 10 Sp11de1,1, 2 Brld1e St., Newport Rea ch 833 1uoo Oon t ,lve up I.Ile •hip! Milford. N,J QiM8. l>c•11t er I~. • c .. 111or ~ .1 You I J r 1 n d It f n .... ____ ........... __ .-_ Establlshedl Class111ed. &a4LSAS> .. RS.4LW...,_ -,,. -. -· AUCTION March2l&:t! i2t E . SthSt . Santa AnJ Cher 10,000 ttems. 110111 J W54i, Rolls -Bentlcv tu J .soo Jb. 8r3ss churc.'h hell r'or more detail-.. ::.ec ou1 .1rl Wed. Mar. I'# 11ndc1 1 h1o; d assaltcauoo ;-,H~RMAN<.:HA.'\1-; AUClJOl\(!Cr 836 b'73K BasenJI Puppws, /\KC re .-gistcred. 5 wk:. old, fj 15 l;J07 1966 Harbor ( M bdb 9303 '72 BLAZER • X loot llll'kuµ 11 ud.. t'ullv tal Ion l'ljllll'l'l'11 01.IJ:l7)\.J ~l~:f.J \I IS I. l'or .. dit·. Roi I:; Hu~ ct• l IJ·"''t';>, ~xotu::.,. i\ lnip11rl SUMSETFORD .i l>.1hun l'L . 111,11-: • I l1gh 'h1•lt W/ ht111I ·'>ll'rl'U ~.!11)0 IJ.,l Ull K.l:l :!.!.1\1 i:J 1-'t)H U l'lub \\'ago11 ~ Pa~M·ngt•r \6 cn~1ne. automatic 1r.u~m1:.::.1on. l SO'Jllli I ~ti~I SUHSETFORD JIM .. MARINO MOTOR CARS 1200 W. Coast H•y. 645-1102 , &cr.u ""' t~ ~bN 8•1 Chi~ General 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' :--1 ~It ',\ ~:-.pd, 11Jr. It 'II . :>.1111 ... ;mpg v./ 1>p.111• r u1111111..; d1.1:-~1- ~.>lllJ It 111 Jiii.ii• 1!171 .Jl'.'.\:-.1·:'.\ 111·:.\LL·:Y h• m1 . hdt11p H II ~i!l~I l 111h•r \1 ar.,.nty !INl·l~ Alfa Romeo 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alfa Romeo Buy or lease \1Jlh11rJ/1'fl ' :--..1k., ~ :-it.·r(ll't• Beach Imports "I al.\ rthur and .1.1mhon•1· X 16 Uu 1 l' r.>:! (IJIJO '\, 1·~ p111 t IS.-.1d1 .\Ila Homl'll ...; l'V 72. Finl.\m rJl.llll hkc rww. ::. l <!OIJ ' 11,.,1 1-.\ ~:. ca ll 4ll2-075:l Spider :! ll1ps. silvl'r w /low rn11 .. ,.,. ma;::>. & :.harp ' <.ii.I(.; l·'T I $4175 JIM MARINO MOTOR CARS 1200 w. Cont Hwy. 645-1102 1cr9U trt111 tht B.MbN Ba, C1" Auto5 Wonted 9590 BMW 97 I 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WE Pi\ y TOI' DOLL\H ORANGE COUNTY'S FOH nll' L SEOC.\HS OLDEST FO H f; I W·.J, J.>0 ,\I I-;.-, l'I < ' ~111 orCLA&.'llCS ~ H your rar 1::. extrJ <'lcJn ::.ce u~ l 1r:.1 8.AUERBUICK :--.Jll·,, ~l'r\ J( l' l.1·.1::.lllj,! w h c c· I ll r 1 ~ c :?!J2.l Hart>.ir Hl\·d Roy Carver, Inc. Hotb Ho\ 1·f" lUI W \111umal1c \l.<1rn huh-.. Co:.lil Mc:-.a !179-25\IU \ .\1 I-' ~I Slcrt:o \"!) TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FORA.LL FOREIGN CARS NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W.CN5tMwy.NA 642-9405 SELL US YOUR CAR! W• pay top price! MUST IE CLUM Will l11l.1· anylh•n~ 111 I raclt'. w at rlll':., r 1 tlJ.':S, T\' s t•lr , 200ll H A HOOH Hl.\'D. 645-1500 co~ TA M t:SA _..,f E ldh:--1. 1·0,.ta \11·•·• ->hi41 11 •74 BAVARIA CLOSEOUT SAVES SS * 530 i * IMMEDIATE OELtVERY GOOD SELECTION * Considef"in«J • • Leosin«J • t1111111,Jl1• th1· 1111tldle 111.111 l.1.•.1,,1' ""''' l ll•llll .111thur11l·d 1k.1kr l"hCl l' lllU.•l li1.• ,, l"t.1 1111 \11. .11 <' ::: I 111 ,.,,tl1.'.' -I 111 t.'I \Ill' ; 1111-.l.'ll'• llllll Crevier BMW :.•oi; \\' ht .... l1'1'f•I ~ .. nta ,\11J >1.l.l llil 530i HERE& READY! IMMEDIATl DELIVERY HMW bu.: CS & CSA's 8toC~1 19'70-74 2002's 6 toChooe.e! l~·ll SadclWMlek ve1n.y Imports in ~11i. ion V1eJo ll 1-2040 74CAPltl 2ote • \\ , n ;; u l o m • t l C' ir.111-111 h :.aun . am am r .1tl••' rt•d .. .,,._ c-tadt \Ill\ I I• ... -i ('Ul (' hl~ c~r 1111 .1 i. • n.t~t'r l>&.-. ._.,~ .11 , .11,..ount prtcl" :ll••h "' UHi G USTAF'SOH . '' Be.acb Bhd ~~ 7tCAPttt • ~ , t•d t r<ln:.ml.S.S.tOO. 1•1. • t~ li?rttn c•r w1t.h r ... 1"' ~ hl".ttl"r. lte&J ,., ,,.1um} ~•&Lb L.bl" M!X,)' t Un)peotn l ~'OT I • $1641 GUSTAFSON 11>11'1@ ~·cti 8.1\-d ti H o'2 ~ Oats.. 972 •••••••••••••• 4 ....... WIU.IUYYC>Ua DATSUM. TOYOTA OR YOLISWAGa. P .\I D t'OR OR XOT. WILL P\Y TO DOLLAR C \U. KE.'l \LLE~. 540 ~ml 1973 O.n ,,un Pic kup m ag:.. "'1d~· urt>:.. rol bar. a m 1rn '>l t-rco. 1·u:.tom int ~ l1rm. .>15-!1214 ·72 240 Z. ,\m Fm radio. :.te reo te1 I>\'. lS.000 m1. SJOOO .\It J . 6<12 7~. ·74 260/. t ull HHt;, !JM In · 'e~t d . un m • .it'. :)6ljljij u1 r -~ u"t ::.t'l I. (.'.111 l'ull :!13·79lh">:!H l'\<' 71 510. '' m111or bumpc1 damage AM FM , :.teel ,, 117$ '73 PORSCHE 11' 2.0. Atll/FM ttereo, maaa. llke n w . $5,500. ~607 or5$\ 117 1961 Needs aome body -----~--work. Must 5ell lmmed. make ofr. 644-4504 ·12~11 ·r. SSi>eed. Air, Am/Fm, Aubttgine ___ Ph; 838-6790 Porsche $fiecials • '72 RX2 2 dr. Radio. A/C, 7 3 M•Z 450SL • 170-t 14 6'91UI '7Z·tl 4 6t0Fft '13·914 OJ7HOf '74--914 ltJLOU 9932 . MINT.. I04 Atags, M X rads. SUperb 81 MC k . Am I Fm I ow , w/4.-bla<"C in· rood . S ac a t $1 ,SOO mile s, oog1nal car~ ~ 831 -21~ <SK3051 t~r•<>t. • only 47.000 ___ _ mile.. <mA.ZJ 1 $ I 0 975 •74 Mada Wop • •IGtfl'lB.LOW RXC . Rotary engant' JIM l .. -.. 1 --...t bl--i. Am Fm r.id10. Xlnl MARINO ..,•v• .. s~ ~•n· -d ,•">Q<v. ..,...t If• '68 Vctl.e Convertible tt'nor,AM/f'Mstet'eO.& ........ ~°'""" o "r llf72CoupedeV1lll', only ac .oou ma It's . Call673-2·99 _ __ MOTOR CA•S 1973 Volvo 164 E Amtl-~m. xlnt cond xLra:., ~~~g~~;. ~~OO~ower tJ.U l!:L T 1 1 9 7 4 .\f 3 z d a , R x • . l200 W. C...t Hwy. auto, air, leather int. ltt2·6M7d • Whatt' Tan, AM/l''M 645·1102 lowmiles.Xlntcond.All C-• 9917 CORY~~ kreutn.IM ...... S.,C... 6pm.494--0247. _,. 511~ OIAH611EAUTY stt'reo. air C'ond111on. , __ -··-•••••-••••••••••••• Alway~ a selecuon ol 4 :.peed. radao. black in· mag:.. radials. rat'tory * * * * * 69TOYOTA CORONA 74, 145 Wgn, stick, air. 68 camaro, 325 en~. n\!W used Corveu e:·s. Phope tt'nor. • only 58,117 ro.ar a>~1>4tnsaon k&t.. lo •73 Mer~220 S750!~stbffer amtfnr stereo, 17000 ma t&l'eli & or>ci,;. Cood cond. abou"tnew '75'sin stock. m11~.<514G0\.'1 m1les. Im maculate 213636'""01/714536-8642 .,..... -71 dCL.--•.-a. S3600. 546·4290 art Gus. AM /f'M Radio 548-17ll, 10-Jpm . ..,.,., . ...:.U_J~ine. Howar lll'fTJ"'Ullln THE Kl~ 0 YOC SPE~D S:30pm Air Condauoning 973, 914 2.0. Pors che , T CheYf'Olet 9920 Uove and QuaJISts. 17,WOMales superb cond. 8 track 72 o yota Corona • .._ ___ U _ _. Nr. MacArthur • .\LL O . .\Y .....___ ... _ -._ -9740 '-'xcell"'nt..,..,,,,_d1t1on a m /fm s tereo "5650. hrdt.op, auto. A/C, Xlnt ~. •-••••••••••••••••••••••• Jamboree and BrisLol LooK1~G ruR· ~---• ~ "" ... \...Oil • "' d ''"'II""" 1""A ••••••••••••••••••••••• eo ........ 8 • PRICED •••••••••:; 0 ••W•••••••••• MUST SELL! ~7-4137 con · "'" ...... -"""'· · ... ._.. Newport Beach833--0S55 ...,. !163-ti7ti7 979-S190 72 Porsche 911T. s1trer ·1lMa.MK u Wa,oA. ~C '!.05 S f~·::~Cl£ ·73 veue 454-Auto. ·r top, RIGHT Purch-'-w /bl ack. 5 spd. a ir, An,nd$work,$000. ••••••• .. ••••••••••• •• ' A S ~ lthr mt, rat'ing grn pan -~ ·7~ MBZ 280SEL 4.5. MUc am/fm stereo, alloy ti73......a676, ;lj73 Gremlin, X'~ cond. 2128 Harborllvd. stripe. Air, stereo, pwr. at. Tol nua1:.v Grn, Ith intr, loaded, like he 1 ,,5 000 4,,,. 1049 bas everyUa n& J.NC. a1f! COSTA MESA d t r g / b r k Di-:1-M:K-Vn*ars ,. ••1 new. l owo. Make offer. w es, .. • ~=-......... Tri..... 9767 auiiou--.itt, cyJ.aood m.1 546-1200 win t s s . .,.. llWC'l"JlllllU"I' Use Mercedes ttt4 l74~ -----olls Royce 9756 ~···~·~··•:•••••••••••• ~200.114181~1 . 494--6480547 -1711 · ' ~., .. 5ji COftted 74 450 "1'' 1 · blk Ith ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 sPJTl'JRE AM/Pl~ . . . . 1973Caprlce Est.ate Wgn 9 7.1 COr\'ette Stingray 10' --~ ,,,,.... Used Cw Mmoger .' ~ ,'' ~ ~ r. · hi~· ROY CARVER i.ter~. perf eOL\d. S3,17S 67 Amerlca.n 440 tf f, 6 cyt pa'$s. lo mi. full pwr. rool m1. a c·. power steertltfC' l:!OW Warner sn roo : a um w s. 993.WQ auto .t~ans. low .aules rack, steel radials, exec. & Bre1kes , Convert. ste reo. c r:. cnLrl. all op-ROLLS 1 ~. 646-5813 car . $ 3 • 0 5 0 • d a)' i. -· 1 -0177 IL S at So. Marn uons. cxcl' car 16000 m1 . • (968 TR4 Rdefl" • 549~322 i ;:i __ a __ . ___ _ Santa .-\n:i 557 2132 LHkl' ove r lse. & save 9.5 ~ rtadio, 4 s peed, t'lean WI L. L ;:iw ap 6& Am-1!172 l'-Lop. 35().air . 4 spd, Fl •y da)i. 213-926-6515 wknd. EALER XLE3l6 , bHsado~ wgn ... ttt>Jt. · Caprlde Estate Wgn. Ii Am Fm s tereo. $5650/0I· A evr 714-'499-1601 Mr D 51495 V8. P IS, P/8. atr, Jg. pass. p/b, pis. a/c Steel tcr 645-2002 days or DEMO SALE! UPOt _ _.... ~ Hillman IN * oou 1un .... s. lam. car., .EC011my. for r ad1 a Is . x In t cond . ti75 -li7-13eves --MGI " "" .. VW, sm ampon. or ! 549-9322$2000 6 l Ch F , ....... ,,.... h 1•f7,.0 9744 U 5 A * PorscheAllcl • 963-7454 73 Corvette-One owner. • o ooi.e rom . --- -•••it••••••••••••••••••• DQ:'llCE '72 CHEV Ktn"'-Wood St l24Stauonwagoo <N~1.·74 MERCEDES BENZ . ~ .,, • • • 13631Harbor . -· £x. cond1t1on. Call for, 124 Stauonwagoo IN569>. ..:.o ..:Le . 7.'""' miles. 69 MG.B gd t'ond -Green.. G G. ti:i6-233J 7o HORNE.T ~r. PtS. Wgn. Xlnt cond. $2000 appt. 548·2535 .... ..., vvv rm s t ere 0 ~ 180 o f'~or 1974 as well as 1973 A/C, eeon, xl.IU. cond. rarm. 673-6746. _______ ...._ 1_2• Sedan t Ntil9 1. 124 loaded w11h extras Musi l lJ --9S-6JOO. · and 1972. we have sold Yolksw-n 9770 Must seU il,500t best. . COUCJar 9933 Sedan IN6371, 128 •-dr seU. 646-930:1 <:> more new Rolls Royce •••••••;;o;••••••••••••• 752-0514 1970 Chevelle Malibu ~P-••••••••••••••••••••••• Sedan IN673>. t24 Sedan ---1970 MG B red conver.t. automotules than uny I BUY Junk vw parts/ • Cpe, full pwr. + a1l'. xlnt · lSti8JJ.PracedtoSell. MERCEDES w 1black ant 2 tonneau otherdealermtheU.S.A C"rs Call0ans79--0935 1uack ftlO cond. nu tires, ~lti75. 73 cOUGARXR7 MlSSIONVl ~JO .. · •• • • eH .,.,77 With V-8. a utomatic l ."P<JR·r..: BE~z l'overs, lugg rack, mag Always an cxcepuonal 18tolOa m oratler :>pml . • ··~· .............. ~;.., . Alo ·" .., ~ whls.Sl .975968-9172 selecuon 01 new & us~d _,_ -68 R1v1era, brn Y</t>{ack . • , trans mission. • ..... 831-J7<k.I DEMO SALE! lully gua rantt!~, Roll~ '71 VW Van. Top rack, vinyl top a /c tuJl pwr * 71 VM;~\-:vru~• Radio, Lape, Lall wheel. 70 MGB GT Coupe, Royce & Bentley bltnbed.39,000 mi ~150. a~1fm 1.0 seute estate 642~.~7noer•·.~~1~1,, .• ~ ~~~1~,.~:~?,w~!~T~~ ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST & LARGEST l.\t:ll EDIAT1'; Ot::LIVEHY All Models &Colors Dick Miller Motors 'H 450S1'.: I ;;N149>. ·n 450 S£L (i'r-< 1721. 'H .i.-.os 1':L 1:; NI 8U 1. Tre mendous i.av 1ni.:s! ,\1 JSSIOS VIJ::JO J.\I POfrf::, KIJ.JNO liratash racing green. Not automobiles. 4!J4-7224 aft 6 pm or 846-6772 .,.,.., .. .,, """ "' many around this mce. k d Prl'llY l'ar. 01531) ~n Must See! 831 ·1740dlr. Roy Carver, Inc. w n s. 1973 Bu i c k Cuuom 71 lm1>ala. 4 dr hardtop, below Kelley Blue Book ---Rolls 'koyc~· BMW l!!tl7 VW Uaha Bug. re-LaSabre. 4 Ur. Auto, a ir, a /c, P1b, nu ~res. run.-; pr&l'c. 1972 MGIGT ;:!34 ~ tiLhSt. hullt e ngine. new heavy Ult whl, P~ P/b. 44,000 great.581 41.i.2 __ $3368 Cpe. Radio. 4 speed. air Costa~e.i.a . 54ii-4141 duty .clutch. smog <.'On· frwy m~s. New tire~. l96~Chevy l mpala.Needs GUSTAFSON co nd , wire wheels . <Closed sunda~I trot,!S~elby&U.S mags. Runs g reat ! i219a. some body work. ssuo. tti800Beach81vd. Ser llU2884ti ROLLS-ROYCE w1llc tares. headers. ll~ 41*6 -7882. l26 2lnd, Costa Mesa H.H. • 842--8844 $3495 lot ks. 75 Lags. amltm '60 Buick S,...,.ial ---- rads .. lo m1. xlnl. cond. 120 W. Warner SEU US YOUR OLD CAR. 1973 MGI Rdstr. •1974·s are available at r a dio. il500. P h on e Good cond.'$i75or 72 Impala , 4 dr hardtop. '67 Mercury Cougar. wl 4 Speed. radio. mags, great s avingso,cr tuturc 642 9a38 att.er6pm. be t ff 968 .1 ... 9 loaded. St!l95. Al r. V-8, powersLeerin~. Sl.450. t>75 ti737 J t So .. \lain ----Santa Ana 5.57-2132 2tiO Z, 1!171-Air. Am /Fm. -- Mags . Xlnt cd Priced to 1972 FIAT sell S550o bsl 5.>::! 1375 SL Coupe 'H Dabun ltio.l Hcd w blk int. slack. mai:?" S up c r 1:Jr ' ~.>io o 5,;l-035:> '73 21111. 15.t.UJ m1 Air l'ond1llulll'd ~ooo 1 .\I ,\I \ C.: U L AT E ! 4 ,,pccd. radio. coco mats. Ulll~UC Piil Striping. & 'cry lo" miles. lb75GJ0 > $2499 ., 12 :1851 at 2.ioz. il Oran1otl' w1i.tripc. Dick Miller Motors aulo. loackll. ma~:-.. lo ,;a .. IT;W. J m~.t>:n ~.i 7x ,,. .. ~~ Fen-ari 9723 120 W. Warner ••••••••• • • •••••••••••• al So. 1\Ja1n • 1''1!:RHAKJ llHO :JG.;(;T Santa Ana 557-2132 WE'U LEASE YOU OURS! 100 .'>ew & Used to Choose House of Imports 5 23·7250 71J ,\IBZ l!!OS EL 4 .). UJrk olue. ~harp, Save ~ Only $~!1'J <28lGINI M1s~111n V1eJo J mports.831 -1740 '75 Mercedes Exec. Specials Three low mileage ex- ec u t1 v e <.'ars, Fully ti02JPO ·75 m odel s. As the ---s 0 er. -"-ti'· 714·673·ootl9 air. bucket seats con· $3595 largest Rolls-Hoyce de· '74 VW-Extra Shcrp! 1969 Buick Skylarlc air C-.....&1 sole. i399. 646-4447 Dlr'. aler in the United States. Hurry. 536 744 R/H xlnt cond ~ Aft --.nMtttol 9930 WP84Ul * DOH IURHS * we havl' a sek cuon lllat -~ 6 Pl\.f. or wknds6.s--0Jss •.•••••••••••••••••••••• ---------*Porsche.Audi * 15 unsurpassed. SJLVl':H VW, ,3 Pop top camper 73 Mark 11V. AbSO.lutely Top XR7. S700 und~r blue 13031 Harbor.. SHADOW Sedans. LONG lully equip. runs greal '6" Riviera. Clean! Xlnt gorgeous . Ohly 28.000 bk. Mus t sac. Spony. G G 636-2333 WH EEL BAS~ & PP. SSOOO. 4ll8-24W transportation. $395 or m1 . & '"· pert. c~nd. econ .. L i k e n ew ·73 -·-·-------CORNJCHE model!> in ----offer.S42-62G9. EVERY EXTRA. iti895. w1 P~ PB, air. ste reo. e ludin g ,:i e,e ral in 1972VWSuper ~uyer. ~· gd. credit can etc. lncld .new ra<h<&ls. 1974 Auel Fox 4 Dr. i;unroof, auto, radio. 26JKLO $4195 1972 Auel IOOLS 2 DR. 4-speed, radto. vinyl lop. 34;:!FYB $2895 *DOH IURHS * *Porsche A.ucl • 1J631 Harbor G.G. 6J6-23:J3 spu1al ordered pa int l eetle 9915 l tn. S06i5 + ~~x & lie . 1.~:.U00?11. l6mo:>~ld. P~. and/ or leather comt>1na Sunroof. i.tereo. me1gs, 4 Pvt. PlY · 5;:,2-7000 . 63;,-3381 or 635-4hPI~ uons. speed U30t;'fK 970 El Dorado. Xlntcond. Evestwkend~. liJl>---0072 Call between lo A.M. & 7 •We also take 111 tradc · $2395 P s. P /B , Am /l"m 12 LINCOLN Coupe. P.M. ______ _ Lhe very f&n e!>l us ed *DO ... , ........ S * i.tl!r eo. Ver y clea n. Ab l I d-·• h 9935 ""' ~ ;1.i t>iJ -6451 aat> so utcty oa ":' w1l Dodge Rolls-Royce:.. * Porsche Audi * I u x u r y op t 1 on s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •JIJ.Sl a s mull example 13631Ji-rbor 72 CAOILLAC t012FWW > ~ ·72 DEMON beaut., red which have been com ... U ... SET pletely rcl!ond1uoncd rn G.G. fi:ti...-l333 COUPE DEYIW S ""' FORD w/1mmac. wht. ant. :WO our excellenL service de· Black on black. Beauut'ul 5440 Gard en Grove Blvd auto w I AM I FM stereo· Panment. All ol lht' LN Us Taketh~ Bugs car w1lh r ight miles. Westminster 636-4010 tape deck, side pipes, Outo t Your BUG! M & II th following curry our l The Brooklyn Bug Co. Loaded. U~27FLP) (iood '67 Lincoln Continental. a~s. a e access. Yearwa rraoty; buy al Bestotl'er. ~2 .800 . 548-.4086 .al't 1974 Charle St. C.M. 12PM •67 Rolls-Royce Sedan 548_~141 $4326 Call CU5-0435 --------- ~'+2. :.llv<'r grey. Super 1:Jc3n ' Owner will equipped: --------- 73 MGB l manl'c or lea~ to qua Ill l~~ Fiat H50 Spyder. Low 1ni; buyer;.. in1 9657. mileage. Xlnl cond1uon. 280 wHh AM F'M stereo. ser. J81Jt;. lull sale price SW.!lrn: lease at Sl73.91 mo. C48 month open end lease . plu:. tax 1 --;)ICJ;'>tl •• 152 !l l-12. ~~••••••••••••••!?~~ 'ii-l:!.t F1e1t Sports Sp;der burg undy w; Lan 111l. '72 I 28SL $2295. * 552 -4926 * BEAUTIFUL DARK DARK BLUE 1~73 FIAT I 2 4 SPIDER Saddle inte rior. :; !>IJ<!Cd, low. low mile:.. rad1Jb, . \ M F' .\t :. l e: r e o . 15&.IJI FY J Only $3999 at Dick MiU•r Motors flBEIB 1211 W, Warner al So. Main ::,anla ,\nJ ::>.,; .!IJ:! .\t a i.: "' h I s. ,\ m Fm l'tlCft'O . .J!f-1 -6~_1_5._ -4.lUS £. fu l l :-.:.ile pr&Cl' ·59 F'1a1. 124 Spt. Cpc. 5 $1.J ,!f..1!1. 1ter Ji~. I.case :.pd. ~J lOO Call 5:16-IJ'J70 at ~ Ill mo <Jt> month ------open e ncl lease, 1>lus Lax ) onda 9 7 27 •••••••••••••••••••••• 10% OVER FACTORY INVOICE OM ALL HEW 2400 . t ull sale prace ~.~l. s1:r. :J~S L<>ase al $1-H.Ji mo. <.Jtl month open e nd lt!a:.c. plus tax J Jim Slemons Imports (714) 833-9300 •b7 Mull Pk Ward c;pe. Spcc1ahz1ng m VW & Off GUSTAFSOM .t>lf C.:harger R/T SE reblc ROADSTER. only 23.000 •62 BentleyLWHw div '69 Cont. '4 Dr. In xlnt . · ·. ' . miles. Am/Fm, chrome Letthanddri\'e &aar Road Vehicles. Parts. 16800Beach8Jvc1 cond. 4 Extra tires; low eng.,allta.c.opt.Jons. h I & s c r \ 1 c c / we I d 1 n g , H B · 842-8844 552-8074 wire w ee s. exLra · •71 Long Wheel Hase fabnt•atmg. · · m1. ~l ,530. 673--6210 ---------- sharp! CJ 21 J l!:V! W I d1 v1s1on Workma~hip 1971 Ca di I l ac. 40,0o days, 548-l OdlEves. ·72 POLA RA ClubCpe. Lo $3675 •71Corniche Coupc Guaranteed ~ males. lmmacutate.Sellidleitems withaDaa-ma R/H A/C xlnt.cond. JIM MARINO MOTOR CARS 1200 w. C...t Hwy. 645·1102 Acr-.a .,.. Ult ...... a.., ~ •72 Long Whl Ba~!! St.'<.! SltiOO. 49i-2800. ly Pilot <:;lassafied Ad. ' Pr;ced w sell.0644-7\110 74 VW Bus. radial ures. . F,\t stereo Lape. Many AlllosUted : · .99 Alllosu..d 99 AlllosUMCI . 9900 •Plu:. 9 other:. rrom 1%4! to ·n to choosetrom e xtra s. 14!,00\! males.••••••••••••••••••••••'••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••• $47110. Days 64.4-4223, .,ll!~!fl-llllM~~~'-'ll!llllJlf~f ROY CARVER C\ es & sun ti73 -5360 ask !! tor Mr. Shoemaker or Mr. Dorse. ROLLS • 1 [[)) DEALER ff\\ IN DQ:'llCE U 5 a 70 Bug. New clutcn, brks, ~ ,, • •R• orig. paint. Compl reoll 234 E. 17th St. eng. ~1.5:>0 or muke ofter. Costa Mesa 546-4444 Must s ell. 67.'>-i!804. __ (_Closed Sunday J Volvo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 SAAB ORANGE 4Door .~ Automati c COUNTY lransm1ssaon, air cond1 •75 MUST ANG II • .., .... SAU PllCI O n ty ·10-00 m l1e.,; s5505 SAVEs4495 red /white top; A/C $1100 Auto., etc. (950LSF) · fill f''IAI' ll -l Spl C't>e. lo males, a ir ,\,\I 1''\1 ~1-IOll Alter 6 pm. Call Alll-n tilt> 1713 68 opet Cp1:, 4 speed. t 1oning, AM 1-'M radio, VOLVO •75 HONDA gaugei., ralley whee.ls. vinyl top. extra clean. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO .. -------~-------------------- stripes. su9u. 64t>-4Hi t918HFS1 Large st Volvo dealer in •7~ 111!1 ftOft .a.D'O " , SEDANS ·u.; .\l er ced es l !IOC Dir. cX(}_A_534_1 ---$3277 Orange County! Buy or ~...., ~ Kely.... SAUPltael 73FIAT .Yo ur c h oice or ,\.\t f',\1 f\lr :-.1000101 p h 9750 Leased1rect. \ Yello w /M atching s7455 S$9A~S6500 124 SPORT Coupe accessories plus tax & ~.~ .. '.:.: • ..,.~}ti II J 1 1 o r .~ •• ~••••••••••••••• ej• lfJDU• ~~ft!·~-~,~.·~ :::-.. ~~9t~~". 27.000 ~ Bei"e :; ,,pt>ed. air cond•· icense. Order yours ..-.o "'""' ____ • __ -~ ..,.. " today ·73 Porsche 914 u on1nJ! \ \f FM sterl'o. · 7 J 2110 ' Or St.>da n silver. black kltenor. ap· side mouldan i:., m.i~s. Loaded ' Sharp' .\lust pe r group. mags. bra. VOLVO 2025 S t..a--.J.....--•73 DE VILLE coco m a1i.. rJd1ab. & se ll Be s t 01r e r . xlntc:ond SS195.536-7797 IY1Gllt"-'l~usr ...,.... SAVE SAUPllCI !'.'>upert..:lt.•an ! l ~f-'G l lSJJ -8084. belore 3or a{&.enl 1966Horbor CM 6469303 Anaheim 750-2011 Beige/Match~ IHther; S6285 s1 .. -~s4300· Only $3999 J -. low mite•: (649HPC) ~ at JCICJUClr -~ -9730 ~-~~ ....... !!~ ~~·.~.W: ....... ~.; ~Hew 9100 ~Mew 9100 ir-----------------------------_. D. k M'll Mot ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••··~·••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IC I er ors c [,As s I c 1969 x KE r.11igr"91i1i1 Rdstr Se1~e on Beige. 1 --~ ~.. o wnt•r . Asking S;.!,750. 120 W Warner Wl -!H73 ;i i So. Main l'la:-.SI<' ;)8 MK IX Jaguar. :-,anta Ana 55i 2132 \ Heauty! Mint cond1 · •li9 Fiat. IS.50 :::.1mler tOM m1. x lnl c-ond. nu tires . so.so. t>7J-3465 uon 673-3370. . 6!1 XKE 2+l. Auto, air, ware whls, AM/ff'M. Xlnl. fak e over pymts. 7 2 FIAT Balance S3275. @4-6072 128 S dan ;ilt6pm.PvtpLy. e 1-'orest 1!'72 Jaguar XJC£ V-12. ~reen w saddle interior. Jmmaculate! 2&.000ma. J &peed, ra<ho. radials, SS?OO. 751_7146 afl6 recond1 uoned & lake _;_;,,~~~------• m .. •w ' 111111lQS 1 '67 GL.ASSLJGHT XK.E $ I 799 2+2. S:&M on chassis. 26M on :n eng. Nu air & af 1>a1nt. Q.verh ul('Cf auto Dick Miiier t ... :DI 1 1runs. & t <>fr. Pvt. pty, l'iill. l>ays 318 ·3~0. eves. I .1 A / T --~ 962·$913 1973 JAGUAR XKE· '71 PfAT aso PORT rt c £ X Int Corid. 32 + mpat Ph: ,5.JI ' .. . Road ter, mu1t cond., Mir. l'1~ Ir P18. • apd., lo m•~•lt· M t see to ap, precuue Besl off•r. 714 ~ 2$61 betore .SPM wkdy1 u....-sTo 10% _.,SAU OM JAGUAIS MGl'S , A4arf.w from '2199 Mfit.,.. 13456 ~·· ... 172 ELDORADO Metallic oreen/Mttehlng leather; less th_.. 36,000 miles; Set. 325\, 173 JAGUAR full power. chr o tne wheelr, .... """ 2~.000 m11-.;<1•~r , Kely .... SA VE SALi NICI S6 J 25 '162554500 1 t t SPICIAL . . PURCHASE ..., Your lrand New ·.COURIER .. mcl Jtecelve ... -s1so CASH REBATE from FORD MOTOR CO. LIKE ·NEW ·SPECIALS 71.., ..... D..ttr Auto. tr ans ., oowe r steering, radio, heater, License #175CCM s,.cw~-. ....... 5 1377 '72 .............. Auto . t rans .• r adio, heate r , m ag wheels, decor group. License .-754FAY S,.CW~llMJ ....... 5 1588 74w.rc.c_. 4 door, 6 cyl., auto. trans., power st eering, (disc) brakes, r adio, healer, whitewall tires. <886K8e) . · SpecW Fiit-.c 1't9 AttehWe 52867 ·72 FORD Country Squire 9 pass. wagon. Xlnt cond. Only 32,000 miles. Will trade. 8::0·4~4 7 2 FORD PIMTO RUNABOUT Pretty white with blue :.tripes. Radio & beater, mug wheels. Runs bra nd new. !5721-'UP> $1686 GUSTAFSOM 16800 Beach Blvd. H.B. 842-8844 1968 f'ord LTD, 4 dr ha rdtop, perf~ct cond . 5S2-13tiJ Uon, or 554- 4SU. '69 FORD LTD. VS, power steering, a ar coodition- ang. low mileage. (2243> ~m SUHSETFORD 3440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster 636-4010 "69 FORD LTD 4·door, Maroon w / white vinyl root' & matching anterior, one owne r, low miles. Mus t See ! <ZUU249> 831-1740 .,, '""'· ~ w.,. Auto. trans ., r adio, heater, power steering, ·97 Ford L TO hardtop, powe r w i nd o ws, air · R/11 , aar , >.Int cond. Prv . cond. (YXV588) Ply. Call 968-518.5. s,.cw~i.g ....... 5788 ?4 &r.. T orilto V-3, a uto. traM., fact. ai r. power s teering. r ad•o. heat e r , vinyl roof. (904JOX > S,.CWAltOMhMJ ........ 53188 '74 Plllto Seti• Auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater, . wbitewall t ir es, vinyl interior, low, low miles. (41SKXT) s,..cw~-. ......... ·5221i1 ?4.AMCM ........ Loa d e d in c l. power ~&/brakes, vinyl rbor. low, low miles 11111nKBS> : .... ~ ... ·~ .. ......... •. ~~ 5327~ ..• : ·n~v. «Y.cyl ., auto. trans ., iedlo, heater, s urfer ~version. (V94882) .. s,.cw,.._ ... :-....... .. 5 1277 • ?O Cltetty V• ¥• T• Y-.&. auto. trans.. real ylorkhorse. (97191E > ·: s,.cw~ ... ' ........ '-I ~ 5 1.377 # :· 74 Ford,, 00 , /U $uto., p /s, p /b, R&H f<J919U) Like New. ~ ........ w ... !; A• .. ... ... ;f ~327., ·~ ... .,.. s.rftlr y~ ' l uto. t r ans ., radio, Oeater , wide tires1 mat tibeels. carpetea and r1meled, C33632T l s,.cw .......... . . ......... .~: ~I 567 ~ ?t'-4• ........ J.1, auto. diau., pow• ~.(7871.SB) .. ~ ........ . . ....... .. 'I 377 '73 TORONADO lo mt, luxury, fully equ1p'd, J u s L tu ne<f, ~3,950 . 493.7901 73 RANCHERO GT-3.U Cleveland Eng. 40 Gal gas tank, instru. stereo. air, sp. control, $3200, 4~7-2104 <leave rnsgJ ·11 Galaxie, 2 DR, JJ ·r .. \l·R, air. au to, pwr, sl~r· 111g New engine! Only ~1 199 . 6 46·4447 DI \704CU M > '1Q Country Snd Wgn. F/a1r. P S. PB Lo m1. M1 c hel1 n s $1.095 . 49'J-1500. ----------· 'ti!I f'ord Cortina, rebll eng., good clutch & brks ~75. 642-682U G~ral ....................... " BARGAIN SPECIA LS '71 Toyota (9600TD) 5899 '70 Toyota (856AQE) SI099 '6f VW (atk. 627A) 5 1099 168 lulclc CVTP108) s999 '69 Plym~ . l 689AON) s999 '72 Pinto (417iKR) 'I 399 \ '74 ROTARY Pickup ..... Automatic tra nsmission (53409X) Used low mi .. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 52777 u1n ui pnce .,..,_ w a le. '81.7'S IOllll MO. C>M-Ind tu a loe. I all canylno ci-o-lor ONy 41 '"°'- ~--"'price" 121. ,..,.,,.,.,,,,,..._._. R-.17. lft ' DAILY PILOT D lfl ....._UM4 '74 MAZDA ·u4 -· ~. i:Jsed. low mr. (834KlJ) - IMMEDIATE .$2777 DELIVERY . s1nDOWN $8 l!!TH u n1·1u1 ~ p1us tax a 11c. '81 r& tatll "°" P'l'll .nc:1 ta a 1oc. a 111 ca-rywig ~ tor on111 • -o.Mn911-"' PfQ M 11'. Nrwl,...,.... Atle t 1.71!"'- '70 DA TSUI . PICKUP IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 172 FORD.PICKUP Courier (89M2Uf RILL NICE (36748T) 5977 5100DH. $jll£.M .. MO. "111 lull cira P4l'9 'Tu a lie. 148 &4 lelal "°· pr111. Incl 1U & loe & all c:attylnQ C1\ar9111 lor OfM.J 30 "'°L o.Nrted oevmen111<roe I 14H 20. Nw.-6 ~-·~• 1~ 13.,., . 168 TOYOTA SED. 5100DH. s27~. Automatic (WXU706) • s577 171 MAZDA RX2 Coupe. l1050JH) FULL ~E ._SJ177 isn &vii !lib"'"' taa a he. &f7 41 IOlll "'° Plft Ind. tu a 1oc a a11 C.ffY1"9 ct.er-1or Ol#y 24 -Deterred -nl pr.c. 17~· 2& Arn.II ,.,_..._ All•2t~' 5IOODH. s46~. . . '72 DATSUN .CLB 1107763'48J ~E s1377 '71 FIAT 850 Sport Coupe (90 1 BZJ) :~E s1277 172 MAZDA RX2 Coupe. (126GSF) AIU PRICE s1477 172 CHEV. VEGA Fastback (FYF95 7) SJ077 • '1377 ,,,.. lllllCe oius ••• a lie ieo 118 Ida& mo ""' lf'CI IU & ltC. I ell c;anylng Cl\alVeS lor Qt'Oy 30 '""6. ~eel peyme"' pnce '1926 40 ~ ~RIM 21 73 ... 112'7 tutt pric. e>11n tu & he t48 86 rora1 rro one. •"'Cl tu a Mc. a •" _,..,,no ,..._ tar OtY1y 311 mos. Otlerred peytM11t price '1858 t6 """* Pertenc- R.le II ""' 11.77 "'11 CIOCt plus lair & lie U& M td.11 l'llO Dml. trcl ta>. I a.c: a all catr1•no Cf\arg.19 lor Ol"Y 38 nos 0. .... ed ~J\I ptfCt 12083 44, .""-'II "-'laQ'I Alle19 14..._ 5100DN. S4640 MO. FRISKY NEW '75 VEGA HATCHBACK! With deluxe bumpers. white stnpe hres. foor-speed trans .. tinted glass. heater/defroster, swing out side rear Windows. 140 engine. etc. No.005273. Only $3399 * SMART NEW 75 NOVA TWO DOOR! With tinted glass. VB, auto trans . power ste\:mng, radio, HD radiator. heater/defroster. rally wheels. BU lights. etc No IXX27L Only $3399 SASSY NEW 75 VEGA NOTOISAOO With tinted glass. disc brakes. auto. trans .• white walls. radio, HD radiator, heater/defroster, dbc. ~ etc. No.112560. Only $3399 ·7 * THRIWNGNEW 75 CAMARO COUPE! *************~*** • •• : Take your pl~k!· ! • They•re all Oii the .. • front lot and brand .. : new! ~ome stiff hcne ! • factory wrappings • • and stickers! You , • ! dHn '""if you're in ! • a hwry, and ICIYe • • eYe11111ore! • • • • • ***************** THESE LARGER NEW '7 5 CHEVYS ARE ONLY $4699 each! BEAUTIFUL NEW '15 MALIBU QASSIC! Wrth auto. trans , air cond1hornng. tinted glass. power brakes. VB, wheel covers. white walls. radio. etc. No. 005039 Only $4699 * Gt.AMOROUS NEW '75 MONTE CARLO! With power steering and brakes, tinted glass. VB engine. air cond . auto trans. comfort tilt steering wheel. radio, white stripe !Ires. etc No. 43426B. Only $4699 SENSATIONAL .W 75 MONZA TWO..DOOR! With air conditioning, auto. transm1ss1on. power brakes. 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W ith white stripe tires. auto. tranemtssion, tinted glass. big engine, HO raidlatOf. radio, tieater/defroster, tilt wlleel, etc. No. 005058. Qnly $3399 • ,. ... ft -·W·-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF MARCH 16 -MARCH 22 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. Inc. 1234 S. Mo1n Sr . Santo Ano 547-5826 Roy Carver Inc, 234 E 17th St .. Cosio Mesa 546-4444 Crevier Mot<1rs 208 W I st St . Santo Ana 835-3171 Saddleback Valley Imports 28402 Marguerite Pakway M1ss1on Viejo 831 2040 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 26CIJ Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2B28 Horbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-7781 IJ•1;1•J Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 642-0010 TH E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 •J·>;t•I Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd Wesrminster 63 6-40 10 ld!Gi Universi ty Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury I 6800 Beach Blvd.. Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lin coln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 1 No . T ust;n, Santo Ano 547 -051 I Iii£+ Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 546-1200 MAZDA Jim Panos Mazda 2001 Sorth Manchester, Anaheim 750-21 41 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile ?850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa '540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd . Costa Me~o 546-8017 PORSCHE-AUDI Chick Iverson Porsche-Aud i 445 E. Coast Hwy Newport Beach 673-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. 234 E 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4444 TOYOTA Dean lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 646 9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd , Hunl1ngton Beach 847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN Chick Iverson Volkswagen 445 E Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd.. Cosio Mesa 646-9303 I I 5: 6: 6: &: 7: 7 • a 9 lCl THE DAILY PILOT, TVWEEK,MARCH 16, 1975 RECiULAR DAYTIME PROCiRAMS r.1 () h' ~J I ~, (, 5:55@) Aowtf Amnal•I Mon., Wed., Fri.; Metrity or rttrtty Tues., Thurs. Qf11tures m Motllen ·ln·ll• ID Movie: See Daytime Movies. El) Stod uchanc• @ tr1 A Nn Day 6:00 8 Sunrbe Semattt £l\) Educational Pro1rem1 i EduuUo111I futures ffi Newa/Panonm1 dtl Vtllt Knowledae l..IW for f!te 70s Mon.. Wed., 10:30 IJ @ CV Cl) Love or Ult Fn.; Yo11 With Mldtllnt Tues., 0 @ @ @) m H 0 11yw 0 0 d Thurs. Squares m Featurn 6:30 IJ Claremont Colloquium Mon., Ftatum I <9 CI» CV m Bredy Bunch Wed., Fri.; Steps to Lt1rnln1 Tues.; Dennis the Menece Medl1 Thurs. 700 Club ([) ®) Educat1on1I fulura • Hot for Women 01111 11:00 IJ @(])@ Youna & RtJt.less 6 D1ybre111 0 Q) 00 @) m Jackpot Michael Jackson Show O Movie: See Daytime Movies. Bullwlnlcle fJ (Qj (j)) CV m Th. M 0 n. J hycholoa:r Tod•r Wed .. Fri, Mue : Y~(I for He.Ith m The Lucy Show ( (f]) Mornlna Comedr Time News 6:45 (E) News Electric Company . 11:30 1 1100 Search fOf' Tomorrow 6.55 0 hh lletr With 6nh1m lltn , 6 @) m Blank Check Cooklna show. ( 8 ) CV m The 81& Stlo•· 7 :00 · l tE e ~ ~!,":y Show dl~wn&tterly Hltlbllllu 6 Cartoons Let's Rap ( (j)) m Cl) AM Amerlcl Movie: See Daytime Movies. • Dtvey & GOifath New Yon Stod Exthtn1e New Zoo Revue : Vlllt Aleare S1oc:k [J,h1nie : Sestme Street 7:30 (6 Laule I Tennesue luiecto Porky P11 Gumby • World Butlneu Newa 1:00 (6) ff7J rn Ctptlln ti.n1aroo vm. Ale1re Sunup Banana Splits A Friends The fllntstontt Unua the Uonh••rllr4 H.R. f'ufnstul : Zooml 1:30 I The Qlllery · Rompe1 Room Yori & Fritnd1 Comtr Pytt New Zoo Rewe : Mlsttt Ro1ers' Htl1hbot11otd 9:00 =1 (}) Joktr't Wiid : Saamt Street CIJ ®) m c.iebrltJ sw..,. stakn lt11 c..., 6 Luve It t8 8eHtf AM Loa Allttla JKt LI l1111t I Lovt (.ocy Youth Sc.IN FNhtra (I)) MIU DcMll\n Sllow S...Wti.t'1 Ntw 9:30 lil CD Cll Almblt ·. Cil l1j 8' Wlltel of Fortune 6 nna Reed Show · C!)fMturea llreen AcfQ • Mvrttt StilHftl Coolln1 Show 10:00 I@ rn Cl).... Y• s.. it Miltttrsen. .. eo.tr.1 ... · ,~ t\t_~ Hip Rollen MM: See Deytime Movies. ArTERNOON 12:00 t> Noontime 0 ~ 00 m How to Survive A Merri11e I An_1thln1 You Ctn Do cQ!J OO> m.m Pl1$WOrd Didi Vin lijke @)News Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Noon Att1lr I Jot Bar1tt1 HeeliJIShow Cij TenntUat luitdo m futures 12:30 1J Ci1J CV Cl) As tht Wotld Tur1t1 ~@ Ci:HtOJm D•r• of o ur ~ B Fatlltr Kaowa But <9 Cl)> m m s,i~ Stcond """ Bulhrinklt rovit: See Dtytimt Movies. l:OO l ~fE~a;::~ ~ntv'>oo mA11 .. , Chll· drt1t I Tommy Haftlns Sllow Major Adalftl Mtftet c ..... , Mftlt: See Daytime Movies. r-.t»m 1:30 I~())~ E.dJ9 of Nlfht · (j) m Mottler Wotld 6 II Dona ue ._ (Ci9) Cl)) (I) a,) llfs Mab A Doi 2:00 I Ci1J Ci) (I) Ptkit " Rl1ht <9 (I)> rn m $10,000 PJni· mid I "'""' ' tht rrottstor FNtum 2!30 00 Ci1J CD Mttdl 81M 75 • 1191!..So•m« B <fl (l))(]HD One lift tt u11r.n'1 l.atnd m "" ' "" rritticb ltuem Mulco Uvt (I) U CI> Mowle: Su Daytime Movlei. <9 (j)) Tiit f11ntl1Ha : Saa• St1"t • S.be r.&ayo · Futur.a m Ben Hunttr lnttrvll'ln/hatura EI1) Yott for Htaltll Holtfwod Mowlt Clmb 3:001 (i7) CD Ttttlttaltl • OlllltOnd Hud . ,... .. Oon1t bt th• Debln 6 ~ CartOOl\I ca CIJ> rn m ..... ,., ,..._ ta I !ml Movie: See Daytime Movln. Mj Fnorttt ... ftlln .... S...1rt leftrty HUlblllltl Felturts VIiii AltfY' Not fDr Women Only 3:30 Dfnafl! 3 0 Movi1: Sn Daytime Movie.s. • ilfke Douatu S11n Oalt • Harritt 4:JO fatht ~lat CiUlpn'• Island Dlaah! Bup & Hla luddlea I Otelrn et Ju"nlt rn Robin Hood Ir.Vista Femellln1 Ci) Merv torttfln Sllow Batman (j)) Star Trtk 5:00 DD llOl fl) ..... The lfc v.11., • 6 9 I Un Lucy · 1M Avenr-n MlcQ Moutt Club Mod Squad m s... W111r1,... : iilfster Roiers' Htlthboftlood • Orama Tiit FtJlna NUI Tiit M11nattr1 CI) New loo Rtwt '1d1m1 Ftmlly • Features · Mission: lmpoulble : Futum ( CJ)) Comedy atssla · Mli"Tm Amoret 5:30 0 (j) Ci1J (}) (fn CI)) HIWI 3 Comer Pyle • Mike Douct11 Show · Murtel Stewiu Cooltln& Show 6 Ho1en1s Htroa Bewitched Room 222 : VIII• Alecre 4:00; The Rifleman Mfctq Moust Club f'ufnttuf A Udsvllle • Don Wiison'• Town Ttlk Underdo1 SoMiTH1NG NEW f 5oMETH I NG DlffEiENT ! VISIT HowARD CHEVROLE.r's ON DISPLAY Now/ -. YSla'lers .-Surfer Vans V'•-Whcel Drives veec. Vehicles vCamper Shells vShortie Pickups Get ready for f·U·N f Inspect ffleAl select them ....•. BUY at Howard Chevrolet's new low, k>w pricesJ lllmediate DeliwrlJI :~~~- ---... 4 1Cl?,t.211T •EACH :... ................ '!:. lll·M P111e 3 ·l\tJi\ I-SERI ES' .Judd Hir~ch 'ta re; a' Attorru .. •y Murray Stone \\ho trie~ to prove that a minor wound couldn't cau\c death in the first of a three-segment mini-\e riec; titled ··The law," on NBC, \\.'ednc,da\ at IOPM. Ba\cd on the World Pre- miere '.\lo\ie of thl' 'amc title. the nC\\ drama\ find attorne\· Stone in nc" drcumstance~. H e ha' <1uit the· public defender'" office and is no\\ in prh a rt-practice, and is al~o c;ingle. In •·Com - plaint Amended;' Caroline '\fr Bride (Annaze ttc Cha~e) hirc' Stoot' to defend her when her cx-hu~h,rnd dies afr l'r ~he ~tab~ him in the arm during an argument. Stone begins to gather C\ idcnce in an atte mpt tu prove that a very minor ~nife "ound in the fle"ih~· part of the arm could no t ha\c hcen th<.· cau-.c of death. Tht• f\H) other .,._.gment' of thc mini--;erie~ will air \lanh 26 and April 2. '\\'ORLO 01' FASI llON' Some of lf oll~\HWd·, mo\t popular \tar\ ''ill appear in ··rill· 197~ I a"ihion \\\Jrd,," .tiring on AB(. \.\.edne\da~ •ll 9:JOP\1. Among thoc;e 'elech'd to pre.,l·nt the :rnard' lo lht lt.tdinc \nwrican Fa,hion Dc,igncr\ in dt·H·n l:•Hl·goric., are '\atalil' \\'ood and Roht•rt \\ aj!nt·r. \li111 ( •• 1~1wr. h..tren \ akntinl'. R aquel \\dch. (her. ( lifton D~ni"i . ..\le'\i\ Sruith and Carol Burnclf. In l'har "ill hccome au annual e\cnt, "T ht• 1975 ( a.,hion ·\\\ard,·• pa~\ rrihutl' to the Aml•rican dc,ignl'r'ii tor !lu:ir crl',t fht• effort' during the pa\t ~l·ar. ( rcato1'/producer'i Ra) \gh a)an and D:nid I ..t\Hcnn· haH· ahandoncd lhc U\Ual format for thdr 90-rninute 4<1pecia l. ln,tcad thev haH• crcatl•d a Ill'\\ ,n,ard' 'tructur<.· in "'hic:h the major e lement i\ cntl'rtainmt·nt. Co-hosting th~ J.!ala ·atfair are Diahann ('arroll . .luhn Da,id,on. Juliet Pro"'c and Ke n Berl). I he <;pedal indudes ori~inal l'Ollll'd~ .. ~etc he\ and mu-.il' l:ompo,cd b) Earl Bro"n a nd Billy Barne~. - n ' I r c d NORTHERN WINES CALIF. 'A UllKNE HURC,U NDY ( HAUl i.. KO..i $199 PINK CHABLIS $7 .75 GALLON C A~E 4 FT. TALL FROM IT ALY CAMMELLINI ,WINES $999 FULL GALLON ROTHSCH I LD NAPOLEON V.S.O.P. BRANDY $53.00 $4~!TH CASE OF 12 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16 1975 · VODKA $339 3 QUARTS QUART $10.00 GIN FAMOUS BEER $369 c~i£ 24 CANS CAPPUCINO HEAT & SERVE $CJ~GAL HOLLOW CHAMPAGNE STEM PLASTIC GLASSES $1~0f25 From France Famous CRUSE Selection $ · CABERNET SAUVIGNON • PINOT CHARDONNAY 279 SAUVIGNON BLANC • CHENIN BLANC SALE PINOT NOIR REG. $3.98 PRICE $30.13 CASE OF 12 F IFTH CALIF. CHAS. V COLD DUCK KENTUCKY STR . BOURBON U"7 CASE OF FOR $1 Lft $19.95 $399 3 QUARTS FIFTH 12 QUART $11.75 SPECIAL SELECTION Ready to Serve • CA~CILLEI GARANO $749 CABERNET & BORGONA COCKTAILS $299 FROM FULL ARGENTINA TEQUILA SUNRISE ~GALLON MARGARITA FIFTH WALLBANGER • SCREWDRIVER P1ge 5 SUNDAY MARCH 16 l~tt;!'.1wol'Ullop H1rald of Trvth lieorie a Dil"' l"J Cl)) fftm H.all Meetint '•rrt.lt. Oo111fnk.ll faith for Today 10:10 m Oodren Wa,,.·Up I rre-Suion BaMbln LA Dodam V$. the Hous 6;00 m Bible Almren/Chmt.phen ton A$110$ at Vt10 &ach, F11 6:45 Ci:: With Thia Ri"I 10:10 8 m Meet Ult Prns 7:00 A U.S. of Archie C/i! (!)>CV CD hrr: 10,000 @ Undenlo1 B.C. ~ Ru Humbard i TV S looks 11 lt1mln1 People'' forum • filth tor Todar Jabb«l'WOCQ Wanderfus1 ~ Tllla Is tn. Life 21 00 lnslcht l6 W1nen Robert> ~ The Humanist 1 .. 0 8 8 11""' Co ts 11 :00 Q al @ 12J m World Champion· =~ 1 ., • me ship1T.nni.s Covera0 e Is from Wash· II Mormon Taben1ade Choir • 6 Rocky I friends meton, D.C . and Bud Collins 1s m Yoiu of YlctolJ partnered with comedian Dan Rowan [ IMlallt on Rtlla,lon for the commentary of the matches. Elementary News 0 PGA Golf The Doral Open from Rt1 Humbard Doral Country Club. M11m1, Fla. ' @ Movie: "looklnc for Trouble" 7:45 (i.z, (I) Slued Ht1r1 (dr1) '33-Spencer Tracy, Jack Oak1e 8:00 I Ousty"a TrHlloUM ~ (Q!; (j)) rn m Ghost Ch1Mn I Ru Humbard I ln1em1tlonal Hour 6 Alound the World In ao oirs · Shllom Tod1r W1ll11m Sp1gel· ~ ump Unto ,., feet man IS host to special guest Susan John!']_ Barton Sho;r Strasberg. @ll.)Qj Old Time c;upel @Church In the Home Hour ~ @ fi~ 81ptist ChurtJI m Won6tr1111a 11:30 8 (Qt (Ii) ffi fi) Make A Wish IE Church Wltlt A Vision · Movie; (C) "Botany Ba(' (adv) 1:30 I limp Ui1to M, Fut '53-Alan Ladd, J1mes Mason · Tt1cllin1 Children to Rt1d 6 Sir Blue Matble It Is Written a Let Thtr. 8e Licht · Mtttlnr Time at Calvary 12:00 fl @ CV CiJ NU Suketball Mii m ATHRYN KUHLMAN waukee at Chicago. * (IN COLOR) I <Q!: 00> (I) a> Directions 81.U Aw1renm In TV AFTERNOON (El~ rt>) Kathryn Kuhlman Mideast Analysis (Qt If)) Dar of Mlrades ,ublic Servke 9:00 look Up l Un lZ:!O OC Movie: "'The Consplratori" (dra) Serendipity "Model Trams" '44-Paot Henre1d, Peter Lorre. (eij CJ)) Day of DIKOnry 0 <a (!)) CI) @ fnun ' Ans· Reel btate Open House wen Campus Profitt m Sprin1 Street USA I @ Oral Roberts @ Sunday Celebration It ls Written 011 of Miradn 12:45 fij) KCET Membtflhlp Orin I ~ Ballr(a Comrts I :00 0 @ @ @) m N H L H o c k e 1 Ru Humbard I Philadelphia Flyers vs. Los Anaeles Commerdal Union Miners ~If B PtceMtters Toumament Semi-finals and ftnal (~ (jJ) (!) (D The Super· matches of the Melbourne, Australia rttrs "Superteam Finals" The achon tournament held tut Deumber 1s from Honolulu, Hawan. e!) Muslca 1 '•l•bm m Movie: .. Hell's Kitchen" (dra) 9:15 ffi Voice of Aarlculture/ Mentel .39-Ronald Reaaan, Dead End Kids. Hu11h ID Movie: "M1 l Pa letue" (com) 9·30 I tam ,. Tllrtt '49-Marjorie Main, Percy K1lbnde. . , The ~hristopftel'I ffi National SWimmina and Divina (Qf _) Jlmm1 S.1u1rt Show Championships From Anzona State Sunrise wa1 University in Tempe, A11zona I BeJi111e 11 Mlredes 1:30 n friend$ of Man · Am1zl11c 'rophede.s · Sllerfock Holmu The•tJe 0 Day of Di~ry Day of Mirades I Old Time ;ospet Hour ~The People Show 2:00 0 Movie: (C) "Joumey to tllt Sev· flm Baptbt ChurtJI en1h Plener' (sci·fi) '62 -John ta Es le Vlei• Agar. Greta Thyssen. 10;00 0 @Cil CBS Sports Sped.Kulat tE American/Israeli TV Hour (2hr) live coverage of the NCAA ~Faith lor locl•r Commissioners Bnketball Tourna· 2:30 ~Today's Rell&Jon ment Finals from freedom Hall In 6 Chain~·onshlp Ftshlna Louisville, Ky.; and the "World's (~ 8 ) ~ (n A 8 C Ch 1 m • Stronaest Man" Welahtliltin1 Com· plonship to T1c:.ln1 "The Phoenix pet1t1on from London, Enaland. 150" from fasTrack International I Aulon de la Comunldad ~edway in Phoenix, Ariz Cl!Jllenae Mr Sermon l!J Movie: "Submarine Commend" ~Hour of rower (dra) '51-William Holden 6 Home Bvrer't c;ulde m Movie: "The M1rnlflcent Dopt" P11~ 6 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 197S (com) '42-Henry ronda, lyM Bart./ (!) Hiah Chaparr1I @ Mr. Chips I ~ Dul Hur 6:00 6 @ (]) ()) 60 Mlnut~ KCET Mcmbtnhlp Drivt/Otaa Q €I1 m News ( ) A profile of Russian omnas1 O Movia: (C) (2ht) .. Novae on tllt and Olympic medal winner Oita Kor Moon" (com) '63 -Terr; lhOl!las l:.VlNINC but Mar1aret Ruthltford, Ron Moody · l :OO ; su11nowe1 ~br•tion CompanJ I fort~':°:'r llpOft 6 Dlkllri . MOYie: (C) "The Deadly Affair" Y~udevlllt Cl'b C1llov.ay !ht (dra) '67 -James Muon. Simone Lovin Couple, .. The Al«tys Nonn S1~noret Max1m1h1n Schell Crosb1 and Cecilla Calloway star -r. ' .., Th '1) Nf1ht ;atlery 'JZl 1 V l~hn na1ne utre W Childrtn'a Carteona W G1tttin1s from littllllllJ l'>..ie Movie· '111 II Sh .. (d ) ~ Jimmy Sw1q1rt Show :e' : • r o• ,. Blick Pen..-i..e on the News 61 -Chff Robertson, Eslher W1I ~u• I hams. 3:30 IJ Media "Poison" Host Ma no Ma· 1· Vienna rhllharmonlc Orchutn chado takes a loo!\ at poisons and ( ) hlk to the M•n•eer what to do about them. ThrH Stoo1n O Prep Sports World l A City Bas· I . _., .. ketball Championships. 6.30 ~ "~!mal Wo"45 A hie ol T~o 0 Movie: "Pride of the Yankees" I !_lters (dra) '42 -Gary Cooper, I eresa ' ~ M~vle: "Just Around the Corner" Wt1ght, Walter Brennan. I (dra) 38-Shirley Temple, Charles O<Q!.lf)h.~..'ffiABC's Wide Farrell. Wor1d of Sports Covera11e includes NtWJ the Nahonal Men's Freestyle Sk11ng Musk.el Contes1 Championships from Slowe, Ver-00 list of the Wild monl ( @) Hee H1w 10) Newsmahn · Cbnplrito CE) The Ylt&lnlan • Journey to A.dventur• "l:T 6 Get Smart · W11hln11on Debates for the 701 13 Reli1lous Town Hill Roller li1n"• KCET Membership Dnvt 7:00 E) News m lnslcht Q Wiid KiflCdOm "World of the Su 4:00 I) Newsmakers W Tanan Tlleatre I a St11 Trek 0 Het H1w Otter" Marlin Per1uns ind the Wild K1n1dom cameras traYel the coast~I waters from Cahfom11 lo Alaska lo Cipture the lasc1nal1n1 habits ol the sea otter. Cl) Movie· "The tfum1n Comedy" (dra) '43 -M1c~ey Rooney. James Craig, Van Johnson I ~ Seven Arts Theelre w Korean V111ety I Meet the Prus PenfKoital Temple I Will Stree1 Week/KCET Member- • p Orlve m fllm future m This Is the Lile I 4:30 I F1ce the Nltlon Koreen Hews 00 liarner Ted Almstronc Buck Owens Show · W11hinrton Week in Review/ KCET Membership Dove S:OO m Sunday Matinee It T1tces All Kinds Hocan's Heroes Sunda1 Great Adventure Q) ~j 6 News The Avenaers Denlel Boone Korean Drama ea.., Santos Show : KCET Membtnhlp Orive/Romac· nolia Table I r Ci)) Champ4onsh lp Fi1hin1 · flTm feature • Celebrity Tennis Coro111 Now 5:30 (3J Movie: "Harvey" (com) '52 - James Stewert, Josephine Hull W Uttle Rue1la Face tlle N1tlon Movlt: (C) (2hr) ''The Yellow Rolls·ROJW'' (dra) '65-lngrld Berg- man, Omer Sharif, George C. Scott. l~Nrional Cito1raphic: ) lobby t;oldaboro Show In &ht Vlftpolnt on Nutrition Q To Tell Ule Tn1tll ,I Jeoperdy O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sn· age Season" (dra) '70-Ron Harper, Diane McBain, Vietor Buono m Movie (C) (2hr) "Berurll" (dra) '68-Joan Crawford, Ty Hardin ID Tjle FBI .. @ rn Parenb·,t11ners in EdUCI· tion ; J_!P'nese lln&ua11 Progrtm al m Wiid Kln1dom Prolll1 In Mum "Beverly S1llf' (R)/KCET Membership Drive al Spanish Movie 7:30 O @ ~ (j) Cher Lily Tomlin, and The Jackson Five 1uest 0 Q) @ ®J m Wornt of D1sfttJ "Deacon, the Hi&h Noon DOR" A mongrel doc named Deacon has some wild and wooly comedy ad ventures as he tries to toc~tt hi~ lost master out West Roeer Miller sings and narrates. 0 (Qi: ) f:I) Sil Million S Min -rl'fhe Bionic Woman" Plft I of a two·pan story in wh1cle Steve Ausl!n returns home and rekindles a romance with lus childhood \wet• heart and then, followtnl d \~Y diving accident, convinQes O~ar to give her bionic hmbs Lindsay Wag ner, Alan Oppenheimer, Ma lachi Throne, Martha Scott and ro111 Ra iney guest EE Korean folk Sonrs 8:00 O Bobby Goldsboro Show 00 Movl1: (2hr} "flle 81rtt11s of Broadw1y'' (mus) '49-Fred A~la1re. Ginger Roael'l. m P•Aport to Travtt Nippon No Uta/Ntw1 Wurion lnlcttblll Warriors v~ I os Anaeles 197S fbe ~orm hutr1 lwo rntl" arle.s 70, Sta W1ld a st al a 10 f lhe S.w· rper, d'a) Uc.t· 1JI~" ''°· ney • A has ~d htS lier s I J t~t 1es tt ~y f() ~2 Chi or(I ol re, THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 m ltoreen late composer, pl1ywr1aht and actor was filmed on location in London and Europe before Coward's death. There are recollections by Richard . @ @ Rode CoMert fil) The Slnne,, (tjj 00> WMk In Rwlew 1:)0 a @ CV Cl) I. (2hr) "The Chinatown Murde • (R) A youna Chinese street aan kidnaps the head of a under<¥ Id family, and Koj1k races against \1me to prevent mass retaliation. Michael Constan· tine, Sheree North, Tia• Andrews, Roaer Robinson, Val Bisoalio, Vin- cent BaMtta and Robert Ito auest. O @ ®J mNBC Sunday of love' Death "A Confirmed Bach- elor" Part I of a three part drama about a doctor who finds himself slowly drawn Into life's drama and his bachelorhood about to come lo an end when he meets a beaulilul woman. Robert Stephens and Fiona Walker star. Burton. Dame Edith Evans, Hermione 11:30 O Movie: (C) "Sharl" (adv) '70 Ginaold, Maurice Chevali6r and Yul -Burt Reynolds, Barry Sullivan, Brynner. Arthur Kennedy. m Encuentro 0 ~ Cil w u Ii. n d The s er I es 9:00 U Oral Roberts m Lou Gotcfon Show takes to the road with the Redheads Mystery lumbo "An uerc1se 1n Fatallty'' (R) Robert Conrad guests as a physlcal ntness zealot who Joas, skips and boxes his way through a homicide 1nvestiaa11on into the death of his business asso- ciate. Pat Harrington, Collin Wilcox, Gretchen Corbett and Phil Bruns also auest. U 'KING IS COMING' * After Death-What? OR. HOWARD C. ESTEP O Garner Ted Armstrona m I $,fCIAl I Thret Women Alone Colleen Dewhurst narrates. this hour documentary on the hves of three women: a widow, a divorcee •nd a single ~reer woman Each of the ladies candidly talks about her life, thoughts arid dreams. and how she is in the process of definina and alone." EE J1p1nese Lanau•ae Proaram m Estelar '75 9:30 g It Is Written 10:30 0 fol OW·Up 00 Sant• Barberi Forvnt O The Time Beine g Best of C:roucho ONews (j) The Protectori O Movie: "lone Daya Joumey Into Plijht" (dra) '62 -Katharine Hep· burn, Jason Robards, Ralph R1ch1rd· son, Dean Stockwell [QJ Action; Inner City m Million: lmpo!Sible @ Mr. Gospel Guitar O Soul Free 8 The Kin& Is Coming ID Revlval Fires (lai) (j)) (3) (E ABC Sunday t:T:I KCET M b hi O I Movie: (C) (!hr) "Whit's New w em ers P r ve (»' 16 0111oaue (Q9 ) Louis P1ul Lehman Pussycat?'' (com) '65-Peter O'Toole, li) Voice of Cllvery m Jimmy Sw1aa1rt Show 11:00 0 0 @ (I) News [g) (~ ) News Woody Allen. Peter Seller.s, R~my lO:OO I Diy of Discovery Schneider. Paula Prentiss, Capucine, 6 Rellglon-Hetp Line " Ursula Andress A frustrate~ psy· • Outdoors With lten Callaway ch1atnst with troubles of his own News t~1es to help a youna man whose Dr. Jiuers lnvHlon Hour hancee 1s not too ple~sed by the News/This Is Japan other dozen women 1n his llfe. The One Wiy @ Sim Yorty Show U HAVE YOU EVER SEEN *A MIRACLE? TUNE IN. g Rellelon-Help Une @ Mtdlx m CONFIRMED BACHELOR! m EXCLUSIVE ON KCET! m ltathryn ltuhlmen @ NYPD *BUT CAN HE RESIST *NOEL COWARD BIOG! 'VIENNA 1900' LADY? PLEDGE$ TONIGHT! ® Psycholoo Todey ff) «CET Membership Drive/Mester- pleu Theatre: Vienna 1900-Cemes fil) Tiils Is Noel Coward/KCET Mem· ll:lS CI) Campus Profile bershlp Drive This bioaraphy of the O News rFOR----, : WEAR ON I : CONCRETE I f POSTAL EMPLOYEES f \YELCot.\E f f IN SIZES t 6 TO 18 t t AAA to EEEE t t t t t t s31. 95 t t RED WING -~t SHOE STORES r • Jutl one Blacil i AHAHltM Souln of L• Palma t ,,41 M.&clid ..... 71~1449 t SAHT A AHA Jiii( Nonn 01 Ed•-t f4Z7 So. Meltt ,.._ 54l-144t t WISTMIHSTH Jua1 Soutnot t ' W•1ltn1neter 84\/0 t ' 14254 leecll 11•.l P'tli. ltl-1 I 06 I HOURS 10 AM TO 530PM t L. Fri Ill 8 PM j ~~~ ._..._..._.. TV !PORT! HltJHl/tJ/ITI SUNDAY, MARCH 16 9:30AM fil) Commercial Union Masters Golf Tournament 10:00 0 (l1J @ CBS Sports Spectaculmr Live coverage of the NCAA Commissioners basketball Tournament Finals; and the "World's Strongest Man" Weightlifting Competition. 10:10 m Dodgers Warm·Up/Pre·Season Baseball Dodgers vs. Houston Astros. 11:00 O @@@) Wbr1d Championship Tennis g fG.A Golf The Doral Open from Doral Country Club, M1am1, Fla. 12:00 0 @ @Cl) NBA Basketball Milwaukee at Chicago l :OOPM Q@ (j)~ NHL Hockey Teams to be announced. I (9 lt)) The Superstars ··superteam Finals" National wimming & Diving Championships 2:30 ca Ci)) (I) ABC Championship Auto Racing "The Phoenix 150" From FasTrack International Speedway tn Phoenix. Ariz 3:30 B Prep Sports World L.A. City Basketball Champ1onsh1ps. (Qtl Cf)) CV ABC's Wide World of Sports Coverage includes the National Men's Freestyle Sk11ng Championships from Stowe, Vermont. 8:00@ Warriors Basketball Warriors vs. Los Angeles. THURSDAY, MARCH 20 8:00PM g NCAA Regional Doubleheader SATURDAY. MARCH 22 9:00AM O Ii)@@) NCAA College Basketball Championships "Re· fd·onal Finals" 11 ·00 @ (j) (j) NIT Basketball Semi-Finals l ;OOP g AniflT Baseball Pre-season game against the Chicago Cubs. 3;30 0 (~ Cl)) CI) Pro Bowlers' Tour The Monroe Open from New Orleans, La. . !5·00 IJ Santa Anita feature Race The $100.000·Added San Luis • Rey Stakes for 4·year·olds end up at a mile and one·half on turf. . fJ (f.ij Ci)) (I) ABC's. Wide Wo~ of Sports Events 1n<:lude the World Professional Skiing Champ1onsh1ps from Aspen Highlands, Colo. 11:30 O @ Ci)@) The lTA Trwck Classic -an all g1r1 basketball team that competes aaainst all male basket · ball teams seven nights a week. O Movie: "The Password Is Cour· 11e" (dra) '63-Dirk Boaarde, Allred Lynch. (!) Telepulse 02) Movie: (C) "Splendor In the Grass" (dra) '61 -Natalie Wood, Warren Beatty. ffi Movie: "The Court M1rti1I of BlTiy Mitchell" (dra) ·55 -Cary Cooper, Charles Bickford. @ Tony & Sus1n Alamo @700 Club 11:45 (~ (j)) Spenlsh Movie 12:00 O P1cesetters '1) Movie; ''Three for J1mie Dawn" (dta) '56 -Laraine Day, Ricardo Montalban. ~ Warren Roberts 12:30 ~ Rl(ht On 1:00 ! Speakinc Freely Movie; "The Stranae Death ol olph Hitlef' (dra) ·43-Gale Son· dergaard, Ludw1a Donath. 1:40 0 Movie: "Off limits" (com) '53 -Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney, .Marilyn Maxwell. A..COURTIN' WITH THE RED- HEADS-The Redheads, an all· girl basketball team that plays all-male teams seven nights a week and wins 85 percent of Its games, will be spotlighted on NBC News' late-night TV magazine, Weekend, Sunday at 11;30PM. Weekend tal<H to the road with the Redheads through four mldwestern st.ates end shows what kind of life they lead. * * * Telly Savalas, as Lt. Theo Ko- jek, and Tlge Andrews and Johnny Kai, as other police· men, Investigate • kidnapping that threatens to mushroom into mass murder. In "The Chinatown Murders.'' two-hour Kojak repeat episode airing Sunday at 8:30PM. * * Monday March 17 7:30pm to 12:30am Channels 5 and 46 Paa• 1 MONDAY MARCH 17 for morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ue the day's m ovies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 6 "'C1pti11n lt&hlfoot" (adv) '!>S -Rock Hudson, Btlb~ra Rush ID "Miiiion Dollu Ma'nhunt" (m)'s) 5 7 H1chard Denning. Carole Matti e"IS 11 :00 O "List Plane to 811lbeck" (adv} '65-George Sanders. Rosanna Po· des ta. 11:30 ID "Unchained" (dra) '55 -Elroy Hirsch, Barbara Hale Chester Mor ris 12:00 ID ''Killers of K1hman1aro" (adv) '60-Roben Taylor. Anthony Newley 1:00 O "The 'M1verlck" (wes) '52-Wlld Bill lll•oll, Phyllis Coates ';26 (C) ''The Dau2hter ol Ro,ie O'Crady" !mus) '!>O June Ha~er Gordon MacRae, Debbie Reynolds 2:30 8 (C) "Buu b mes" (com) ·57 - Bob Hope, Vera Mrles l.J .._6 (C) "The Out1lder1" (wes) 50-Joet McCrea. Arlene Dahl 3:00 B (C) "Buu Brummell'' (adv) '54 -Stewart Gr anger, [lrtabelh I aylor. Peter Us111fov l.,QJ (C) "Lou of Innocence" (dra) 61 -Kenneth More, Susannah Yori. 3·30 J (C) "All Hn cb on Deck" (mus) '61 -Par Boone Buddy Hackett. Barbara Eden O (C) "lohn Coldf1rb, Please Come Home" (com) '65-Shirley Macla1ne, Richard Crenna, Peter Uslrnov. EVEN I N G 6:00 6 0 (.8 J 101 m m Cf) News (3J0 rl7 J 2~~ (~1 8 ) News 0 Bowlin& tor Dolla" 6 Bon1n11 O I SPECIAL I The Irish Rovus 1n Ireland In honor of St Patrick's Day, the mternatronally known mu s1cal group. The lnsh Rovers, lake viewers on a musical tour of the lush countryside I hrtrrd&e Family Truth or Consequences Maria Tereu i Sllr Trek Electric Comp1ny Rocliy & Friends 6:30 D I SfltCrAL I They Se1rth for Sur· vTv1I Art lrnkleller narrates thrs in side look at the World V1s1on Inter national refugee relief work 1n Africa. Bangladesh and Cambodia. o MeN Grittin Sho• tAndy Griffith Draenet Zoom! (i(l) Dealer's Choice m Trnel Film 6) Little R11cals 7:00f)00tn mffiNcws (3) lronslde (i) Mod Squad (8J Truth or Consequene.s I Whars My une7 I Love Lucy The FBI Page 8 TH E DAI LY P ILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH lb, 1975 17 (3 I Spy .. venting an altempted su1c1de and TUESDAY MARCH 18 The Bi& Valley krdnapprng, Hondo 1s ordered to Play Bridge With the bperb play "host" to a beautiful. anti· OC> 8011anu police writer who plans to spend Ila Mujtt Prohlbld• taunchin11 an 1nvestfption rnlo a Or1m1 several days on the job wrlh the Three Stooges SWAT team. Darleen Carr and Logan For morning and a~ernoon llstlngs, 7:30 § $25,000 Pyramid Ramsey guest please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. DAYTIME MOVIES . Police Sur&eon I Bitty Gr1h1m Horlollr Cruude Below, for your convenience, are I SPECIAL I World Miu lons (5hr) Satan to A'1venture the day's movies. Rev Cameron Wilson, represenllng Muy Ail'ldtcido lhe World literature Crusade, hosts 9:30 6 7 (3 Rhoda (R) Whrle she lhrs five hour special on thrs 1n looks for an apartment m New York, .5 .. _ lerdenom1nat1onal m1n1stry which Rhoda moves back In wrth her par-lO:OO @ "Because of You" (rom) ' supplies 210 countrie~ wrth gospel ents, and hie reverts back 10 the Loretta Young, Jett Chandler literature. way rt used to be when she lived iE) "Double Jeop1tdJ" (dra) '55 -Q Rainbow Su11dae al home Rod Cameron. Jack Kelly, Gale Rob 18 To Tell the Truth I Winderlust bins. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (90) "Star W h' ... n St I ht T lk I th D ...... ( 6 u rn ... o " & 1 11·.00 O "Spyl1rks" (com) '65 -Enc n e Un • wes) '5 -John Agar, La Tierr1 Richard Boone. Morecambe, Ernie Wise. Wilham 10 let's Mike A Dul 10:00 6 (Ii) @ (fJ Med I u I Center Franklyn. lQ Bewitched • "Half A Life'' A 40·year·old spinster , .. 2~ 6 Wild World ot Anlmals llnally frnds romance fU$1 as her 11:30 ~ 'Then ~here Were Thr~ (dra) I Ahora devoted brother contracts a disease 62-Alex Nicol, frank Lairmore. Ummy Oeao Show that wlll requ11e her Constant at· 12:00 m "Distant Drums" (wes) '51 - S.ful to Adventure tent1on to him, Ken Berry, Sheree Gary Cooper, Man Aldon, Richard Litt:e Rascals North, and Cesare Danova guest. Webb. ...., -(6) Run lor Your life a:oo _ 17 r3 1 a Gunsmolie "Manolo" O CARIBE-NEW BIG HIT /A young man1s not recognized as a "rnan" in the eyes ot his people * StACY KEACH STARS! because he teluses to fight his 0 (at ) m CD Caribe "Lady father (gues1 Nehemiah Persolf). a 1<1ller" Ben and Mark are assigned tr ad1tronal Basque custom to prove to a case involving 1 Senator's wife one's manhood Roben Uri~h and who is accused of murder. Monie Mark Shera also guest Merkham, Lrnda Marsh, Judy Pace 0 'A rl!.i 1Ql m Smothers Broth· and Jim Davis guest. ers Show Tom & Dick's guests are Imm News Columnist Rona Barrett and George Cit• Con Las Estretlas Carlin The Untouehablu -6 Mike Douglas Show The Japanese Film "Sansho the I fl (~ '.E> CI rn The R 0 0 k I ts Barhlf" Th rs him. set in 11th-century "N1ghlmare·· Jiii is abducted trom Japan, 1s the story of a mother and lhe scene of an awdent by a men her lwo children who set off to find lat hospital escapee posing as a her husband, a former deputy gov· doctor Edward Albert guests ernor who has been exiled because I Dealer's Cholee of hts l11ndness to peasants Both Sides "ow Soccer From Mexico 10:30 i!) Pett.lt111t Junction Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Best of @E Acomp1n1me Everything" (dra) '59-Hope Lang~, 10:45 EE News Stephen Boyd, Suzy Parker, Lours ;rf!~~(IAL I Clarence Oanow In ll:OO I ffi e I eE ~-~ews this one man show. Henry Fonda. 6 Perry Mason dressed as the famous lawyer and • The Lucy Show speaking his words, takes viewers Mission: lmpoplble on a philosophical 1ourney through Ott Ballance Darrow's mind as he speaks about :J.!1 (J) To Teti the Truth his childhood, marriage, understand ~~Wild Wiid West/lnc¥1e Tu At· 1ng of the law, and some of his port . major cases (~ (j') W1nted: Dead or Alrve ~ Or1ma 11:30 6 @ CBS Late Movie: (C) fl) J1p1nese Lan2u1ge Progr1m "l'lease Don't [It the D•isies" 8:30 ID MeN Griffin Show (com) '60-Dorrs Day, David Nrven. 9:00 6 l!L 3) ®Maude (R) Gu n t Janis Paig~, Spring Byineton John Wayne as himself is miking 0 ~ (6 09) ~ J~hnny Canon a personal appearance I~ New 'fork Peter ~01danov1ch 1$ 2uest host to promote his latest movie and Ryan 0 Neal guests. plans lo have lunch in the home of U CS CIJ) Cl) Wide Wortd Mys- his number-one fan-none other lh•n tery "The l~vas1on or Carol E,nders" or Arthur Harmon 0 Movie: 'Captain Boycott' (dra) 0 ~ ® [Oi ID NBC Mondiy '47-Stewart Cran2er, Robert Donat. Movie: (C) (2hr) "Impasse" (dra) Kathleen ~r,an • '69 _ Burt Reynolds, Anne Francis, ~Movie. Underworld Story' (mys) M11>.o Mayama A fast buck opera tor 50-Dan Duryu , Gale Storm enlists the aid of some shadv deal· 12:00 (i) Allred Hitchcock Hour e1s to help him uncover a fortune CD Oakt1rl In gold secreted in a cave some· 1,00 8 rl1 Tomorrow where under a Corregldor fortress · 3 'i"' ~ '6' Hews 25 years after World War II. ~J ""'1.!!.1 6 I Spy 0 ***S.W.A.T.-STALKS *GIRL'S KIDNAPPER! 0 (~ ) (1) Cii) S.W.A.T. "Pres· sure Cooker" After thwart1n1 a mar· ket hP.Jsl lnvolvtng hostages, pre· l :45 ft Movie: "He Rides Tall" (wes) •64 -Tony Youn&, Dan Duryea. Jo Morrow 3:00 U Movie: (C) ''The Outcast" (wes) ·53 -John Derek, Joan Evans, Jim Davis 1:00 O "Vi&il1nte Terror" (wes) ·~ - Wild Bill Ellroll. Mary Wen Kay ~ ''Bl1c.k Gold" (adv) '63 -Drane McBain. Ph11tp Carey, fay Spam 2:30 &l (C) "Khartoum" Part I (dra) '66 -Charlton Heston, Laurence Ohvrer QJ Ci) ''Wild "orth" (adv) '52 - Stewart Granger, Wendell Corey. 3:00 B "Sri&ht Victory'' (dra) '52 Arthur Kennedy, Peuy Dow, Julie Adams .iQ1 (C) "Heller in Pink Tights" (com) '60 -Sophia Loren. Anthony Quinn 3:30 _i J "Viva l.1p1u" (dra) '52-Marlon Brando. ftnthony Quinn. 6:00 O (C) "The Rat Race" (dra) '60 -Debbie Reynolds, Tony Curtis, Don Rickles, Kay Medford. EVENIN G fig) m m m News @Q)@(Qj Cl)) """ n11111 Ironside Partrid&e Famll1 Truth or Conuquencei tbria Teresa Star Trell : Electric Compuy Rocky & Friends 6:30 IMerv liriHln Show Andy Griffith Dn1net : Zoom! ( . (j)) Dealer's Choice . QuHt for Adventure little Rascals 7:00;00@ mc:DNtwa Ironside Bowling for Dollan f 6 Mod Squad 8 Truth or Consequences What's M1 line? I love Lucy The FBI CV I Spy La Mujer Prolllblda The Big Y1lley i Y~a With Madeline ( (JJ) Bonanza ' Dr1ma Thrte Stooies 2- ob· nc. 'arn 13) ard ne '66 1er he ts" M Ion '60 7:30 0 New Tre11ure Hunt EL) Revlst1 Muslc•I 0 @\@(j) Hollywood Squ1rcs ff) The Romantic Rebellion "John 11 Help Thy Ntl&hbor Constable" O Lera· M1h A Dtal €D la nerra To Tell the Truth 10:00 fJ @ aJ 0C Barnaby Jones "The 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (90) "Poa.se Deadlier Species" After his crime from Hell" (wes) '61-Audie Mur· has been discovered by an attorney phy, John Saxon. Zohra Lampert. an ernbezzhn11 comptroller covers his m Bewitched murder of the man with a laked Ell) Citywatchen boat acci~ent, overlookin11 a crucial 1:9\ A I point which puts Barnaby on his ~ mer an Outdoonmin trail Bradford Dillman guests ffi A~lm1l Wor1d 0 ~ @ J2) eI;) po II c e Story al little Ruals ''Wolf" (R) Lloyd Bfldges stars as 8:00 IJ (l2i Ci) Good Times Episode ~1 detective who 1s "per1ect" unlil information nol available I om th s. emotions are . des1royed by an . r e accidental shootina. Chflslopher Netw~rk at our pressllme Connelly, Shelly Fabares, Notman 0 ~ @) m Adam·l2 ''SUI Fell and Tim O'Connor also star cide" Malloy and Reed are assigned 0 -m m New lo lind a rnan who has threatened -' to end his life. Tom Drake and @ Run tor Your life Ronne Troup guest 0 (!tt (])) (3) ffi Mucus Welby D Movie: (2hr) ·"Bill ol Fire" M.D. "The Faiil1of Childish Things" (corn) '42 -Gary Cooper, Barbara (R) Carrie Lydon, a diabetic expec· Stanwyck, Dana Andrews. rant mother. risks her life to reach 00 Mille Dou11lu Show l os Angeles because she believes 0 (~ ) a) thppJ 01ya Iha! only Or. Welby should deliver "Richie's Flip Side" Richie 11ets his her baby. own radio show as a teena11e disc El) Cita Con Lu Estrellu jockey and 1mtat" his friends With ~ The Untouchables his new rock and roll image Warren Berlinger and Jesse While guesl ED Interlace I Duler's Choice 10:30 m Petticoat Junction Both Sides Now Pobre Diibl• ED The Fine Art of Goolina OH 5~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Guden of €!)Film Feature Evil" (adv) '54-Gary Cooper, Susan 10•45 ~ H Hayward • UJ ews I Amtrit1 11 :00 0 Q Q €?) m Ci) News Los tspeclals de Sylvi1 Pin1t r.i'I r.n = """' IA Japanese lanau1ge Programs ~ t! · .!Q ·-6 News 11 Bes1 ol 6roucho 8:30 0 11 _i @ M·A·s·H Col Blake ~ PerfJ ftCISOn finally realizes the dream ol every -The L ,.., Show serviceman when he gelt hrs dis -. u., charge and a ticket home to CIVIiian m Minion: lmpolSible life. Henry's discharge provokes @Off Ball1nce mixed emotions from everyone con (11, ~To Tell the Truth cerned as he makes preparations ®Wild Wild West/Income Tn Re· tor his return home. port 0 ~(6)~E?!)NBC Tuud1~ Movfe: (C) (90) "The Imposter'' ~ Y~1 for Health (dra) '74-Paul Hecht. Nancy Kelly, (~ CIJ) W1nted: Dua or Alive Edward Asner, Meredith Baxter. John 11:30 0 @@ (j) c BS Lill Movie: Vernon. Jack Ging, Barbara Baxley, '1rid Aodelo" (dra) '66 _ Janel Paul Jenkins A former Arrny lntelll· Leigh Don Murray Broderick Craw • ...a~e officer accepts $5.000 to im· ford. ' • gete for assassination and in the 0 @ 00 ~ m Johnny Cuson ( pers nate a wealthy contractor tar· process uncovers a conspiracy to J1rn Henson guests loot a land development company fl Twlahlifht ZD11e 0 (~ {I))Ci) m ABC Tuud1y (Qj (j)) (I) Wide Wor1d Mys· Movie: (C) (90f HOrd11I" (R) (dra) tery "The Eyes Have It" (R) '73 -Arthur Hill, Michael Ansara. 0 Movie: "Appointment With Din· James Stecy, Diana Muldaur. A POW• aer'' (dra) '51-Alan Ladd, Phyllis erful businessman, left to die in a Calvert, Jack Webb barren desert by his wife and her m Movie: "The Vampire's Coffin" lover, lights desperately for survival (ilor) -Abel Salazar. in order to gain reven11e and dis-, covers an inner slrenfth lhat chi nges 12:00 D Movie: 'One He1Venly Nlaht" his lite. (mus) '31-John Boles, Evelyn Laye. m MeN Griffin Show @Alf~ Hltchcod Hour ED The Asctnt of Min "Knowledge m Movie: "Qulcband" (mys) '50 or Certainty'?'' -Mickey Rooney, Jeanne Ca11ney 9:00 e @ H1w1ll Flve-0 "Diary 1:00 B (}g) Tomorrow of A Gun One chop revolver. pus· CV([)@ (61 News ing lrom hand to hand. causes mayhem and murder u Steve Mc· Garrett and his five·O team follow lits !Y,~,~:~I~ Norfolk Crunde Slful to Adventure ultos-Musl'-11 Vultty 9:30 m Wanderlust 1:4S D Movie: (C) "Wilt 'Tll the Sun SJiines "eme" (dra) '52 -David Wayne, Jean Peters, Hugh Marlowe. 2:00 m All·Nltht Show: "My Dur Sec· retary," "Autumn Le1ves" 3:30 0 Movie: "The Window" {dra) '49 -Bobby Driscoll, Arthur Kennedy, Ruth Rornan, Barbara Hale. TH E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TEW/ISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: MARCH lSth (P.M.) 3:00 law tor the Seventies (C) 3:SO law for the Seventies (C) 4:00 law 101 the Seventies (C) 4:30 Min ind Environment (C) 5:00 Man and Environment (C) 5:30 The Grover Monster-The Jean M11sh C1rtoon Special (C) 6:30 Boston Pops (C) 7:30 Altarnatin11 Current (C) (KOCE) 8:00 An Hour With Join 81ez (C) (PBS) 9:00 The Ascent of Man (C) (PBS) 10:00 The M111ic ol Oil Paintinf (C) (KOCE) SU HOAY: MARCH 16th (f>.M.) 3:00 Yo111 With M1deline (C) (KOC[) 3:30 Yo1a With Madeline (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Teachin11 Children to Rud (C) 4:30 The Commerci1I Union MHters Tennis Toum1ment (C) 8:15 Bill Moyers' Journal: lntern1t1on- 1I Report (C) 9:15 Ameriu (C) (PBS) 9:45 Bil Band Cavalcade (C) (PBS) MONDAY: MARCH 17th (P.M.) 3:00 law lot the '70s (C) 3:30 Min and Environment (C) 4:00 Cookin' Cajun (C) (PTL) 4:30 Electric Cempany (C) (CTW) 5:00 Stume Street (C) (ClW) 6:00 lair for the '70s (C) 6:30 Yo111 With Madeline (C) (KOCE) 7:00 Wom1n (C) (PBS) 7:30 focus. Oran11e County (C) (KOC() 8:00 Ar1bs and lsrulls (C) (PBS) 8:30 Novi (C) (PBS) 9:.30 Great Decisions (C) 10:00 Advancin11 Oentistry (C) TUESOAY: MARCH 18th (P.M.) 3:00 Pity Srldee With the uperts (C) (Ed TV Prod ) 3:30 Coollin' Cajun (C) (PTL) 4:00 Yo111 With M1dellne (C) (KOCE) 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Stume Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 The Way It Wu (C) (PBS) 6:30 Man and EnY1ronment (C) 7:00 Rom1ntlc Rebellion (C) (PBS) 7:30 Altern1tln1 Current (C) (KOC£) 8:00 Spec:lal: (CJ (PBS) 9:30 C11iforni1 Journ1I (C) (PBS) WEONESOAY: MARCH 19th (P.M.) 3:00 Law tor th• '7Cb (C) 3:30 Min and Environment (C) 4:00 Grut ~ (C) (PBS) 4:30 Electric Compi1111 (C) (CfW) S:OO Stume Street CC>. (CTW) 6:00 law tor tht '70, (C) 6:30 Yoaa With Ml4aHM (C) (KOC[) 7:00 Play 8ridae .With Ctlt [lperts (C) (Ed TV Produc ) 7:30 Voters' Pipellnt (C) (KOC[) 8~00 M1sterplece Thtltrt (C) (PBS) 9:00 The Ascent or Min (C) (PBS) 10:00 Advancinc DtntlltrJ (C) THURSDAY: MARCH 20UI (,.M,) 3:00 A Dialogue on Woltd Oii (C) (Broadcast News) 4:00 Yo111 With M1d1Unt (C) (KOCE) Yo11a telecourse. 4:30 Uecttic Co111pan7 (C) (CTW) S:OO Stume Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Book Seat (C) (PBS) 6:30 Man •nd Environment (C) (M1am1 Dade) 7:00 Arabs and Israelis (C) (PSS) 7:30 Peoplewatch (C) (KOCE) 8:00 The Japanese Flhn (C) (PBS) FRIDAY: MARCH 21st (P.M.) 3:00 law lor the '70s (C) 3:30 Wom1n (C) (PBS) 4:00 Play Brid(ll'! With the uperb (C) (Ed TV Product.) 4:30 Electric Comp1ny (C) (CTW) S:OO StSlme Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 law for the '70s (C) (So Cal Consort) 6:30 Novi (C) (PBS) 7:30 Om111e County Review (C) (l<OCE) 8:00 Rom1ntic Rebellion (C) (PBS) 8:30 Behind the Lines (C) (PBS) 9:00 firin11 line (C) (PBS) SATURDAY: MARCH 22nd (P'.M.) 3:00 law tor the '701 (C) (So Cal Consort) 3·30 law for the '701 (C) (So Cat Consort) 4.00 Law for I.ht '701 (C) (So Cal Consort) 4:30 Min ind Envlrot1ment (C) (M1arn1 Dade) 5:00 Min and Enviro11ment (C) (Miarn1 Dade) S:30 Speci1I: (C) (PBS) 7:00 Book But (C) (PBS) 7:30 Alttrn1tln11 Current (C) (KOCE) 8:00 Mind PosslbllltJtt (C) (KOCE) 9:00 Ascent of MH (C) (PBS) ~ WEDNESDAY MARCH 19 For momlnc•nd •fternoon llstlnas, pleUI ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, tor 'YoUI' convenience, .,. ttledly'&~ DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 Ci) '"four DautMtl'I" (dra) '38- Cfiudt Rains, Ifie lane-sisters. CD <C> "f.ltt .t K.11i.-..,.,.. <•dv> '52-Marshlll Thompson. 11:00 0 "Mulmt" (rom) '62-Charles Boyer, MlcMtt Morain. 11:30 ti) "Wah Up I llllr' (mys) '66- Ro!>ert Hoff1111n, Lisa Gastonl. 12:00 m "Col9qUllt" (dra) '37 -Greta Garbo, Ctl1r111 Boyer. 1:00 D ..,.,..... (wes) '53-Wlld Biii £lriott. PhJllls Coates. @ (C) "Boy From O.i.homaH (dra) '50-Wlll Roaers Jr., Nancy Olson. 2:30 CIJ (C) "Khartoum" COncL "ltt's Dance" Part f (mus) ·so -Fred Aslalre, Betty Hutton. ti} "I Accuse" (dra) '58-Jose Ferrer, Viveu Lindfors. 3:00 O (C) "ElepMnt W1lll'' (dra) '54 -Peter Finch, Elizabeth Taylor o "The Bribe" (dra) '49-Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner. 3:30 CV "Gun for A Cow1rd" (wes) '57 -Fred MacMurray, Janice Rule. 0 (C) "R1m111ae'' (dra) '63-Rob· ert Mitchum. Elsa Martinelli. f \' f N I l'J (. &:00 1m~~fJJr=. Ironside P1rtrid1e F11111ly T rvth or Con seq uenctS Maril Tema Star Tr.II : Electric Company RoclJ & Friends 1:30 'Mm GrtffiA SMw Andy 'riffiUI Dfl1net : Zoom! ( (})) Dt1lt(1 Ch._ • Travel Film lJtlte RllCllS 1:00 DU@@ma>Ntwt 3 Ironside lowlln1 for Dollara Moel SquMI Truth or Consequences Whirs Mr Unet I love Lucy The FBI (])I Spy LI Mujer Prohlbicta Tiie 811 Valley : P~oToday ( Cl)) loftlnza • DrH11 ThrM Stoofu 7:30 Lorne Greene's LISt of tfle Wild fh1111 That Tune Htlp Thy Ntit'lbor Celebrity SW..pstakes To T tll tfle T rutll MHllon $ Movie: (C) (90) "No me oo tfle lullet" (wes) '59- Audie Murphy, Joan Evans. 'THE MATRIARCHAL SOCIETY OF HYENAS' Dr. Jane Goodall, the famed animal behaviorist, examines the unique, matriarchal society of hyenas, led by strong fe- males that dominate the clan, in "The Hyena Story," the latest segment of the "Jane Goodall and the World of Animal Behavior" series presented on ABC, Wednesday at 8:30PM, and culminating more than six years of preparation. Dr. Good· all, her 7 l/2 ·year·old son, "Grub," and the boy's facher, wild· life photographer Hugo van Lawick, lived in close proximity to the Lakeside Clan of hyenas in the Ngorongoro Crater. an ancient African volcano which is a haven for predators of all kinds. Prodtlced by Bill Travers and Hugo van lawick, and nar- rated by Hal Holbrook. the special focuses on "Mizz," the dominant female of the clan and her "terrible twins" - Thistle and Willow. Thistle, the stronger of the two cubs, constantly denies Willow his share of their mother's milk by crafty upmanship. Thistle also_gives indication that she will someday oust her mother as leatler of the clan. Romantic interest 1s provided by "Shadow," an unwelcome male hyena from anothe r clan, whose persistent cou rtship of "Mizz" finally pays otf, after a series of painful rebuffs that would have discouraged the hardiest laughing hyena. The savage side of hyena hfe , the stalking and devouring of prey, 1s graphically caught by Dr. Goodall and her former husband, Hugo van Law ick, who f 1lmed and directed the Special. "The most dangerous aspect of our hyena study," recalls Dr. Goodall, ''was photographing the kill at night. We had to drive very fast, with no headlights, over ground that was full of treacherous holes. It's the only way to follow the hyena pack when it hunts." Dr. Goodall, who left London at 18 to study wild animals in the Africa n bush. lives in the Gombe Stream Game Reserve in Tanzania with her son. P•ge 10 THE DAlLY P ILOT, TVWEEK,~ARCH 16, 1975 I Prlct Is Rl&ht a.witched Ci) ura Make A Deal fiil Came "The Elderly Game" Ware Billett reports on nursina homes, the effe<:ts of Iona-term ill- ness on the f1m1hes and how to buy hearina aids. I Outdoo11 With Ken Call•••J C.ltbflty Bowlin& UttJe bsafs 8:00 11 @ CI) Ton r 0rI1 n do I Dawn Guests not available from the Network at our presstime. 0 Hallmark Hall of Fame * Paul Gallico's THE SMALL MIRACLE Vittorio De Sica 0 ~ (I)@)€!':){ ,.,.,,,,..l~c1""'Al"""I Hall· m1,. Hall of F1m1 "The Small Mira· cle" (R) Vittorio De Sica and Raf Vallone head the east in this TV ad1ptation of Paul Gaflico's story about an orphaned Italian boy who seeks special help for his ailing don· '!!1· Marco Della Cava plays the boy. U .I lflclAL t Burt S.charach I As· aoc:lates A musical hour with Bach- arach and his special auests Sammy Davis Jr .. Anthony Newley and Vikki Carr. 00 Mille Douflas U THE MUPPET SHOW IS * BEST BET FOR LAFFS u (~(I)) (]) a> .I I Fie IA\ J The Muppet Show A zany ne• half-hour starrina some 70 new Muppet char· 1C1ers created by Jim Henson. The Muppets satirize American culture, r1n11na from films, competitive sports and beauty paaeants to rock aroups and the Establishment. m Dtaler'a Choice ! BoUI Sides Now Carmlnla Movie: (C) (2.hr) "Mr. Kina· sttters W11 .. (dra) '70-John Saxon Rossano Braui, Tlppi Hedren. ' I Arabs & lntlls Ch1mplonshlp Wrtstllnt J•PIMM u11ua11 Proar1ma a:3o o <Qj OO> CD m ,., IA Jane Goodall & tflt Wor1d of An1ma Behavior "The Hyena Story" One of the most misunderstood of all crea tures is studied and expl11ned by M1» Goodall and Huao Van la~1ck The focus 1s on the lakeside Clan in East Afric.'s Naoronaoro Crater whose leader, Mizz rebuffs a mav enck hyena and then asserts her leadership when another aroup poses a threat to the Lakeside territory m Me"' Griffin Show EE) Behind the Linea 9:00 f) (i1) (}) (j) Cannon A wealthy industrialist's dauahter has been kidnapped by a "liberation" group, ind Cannon faces a 24-hour ransom deadline to s.ve the alrl's life Har old Gould, Charles Ciotti, Ayn Ruy men and Cal Bellini 11uest. o~ lt.J@) m lucu Tinner "What's Wrona With Bobbie?" Tan ner tries to help a black youth attend school despite the objections of the boy's older brother (Greg Morris), who is his 1uard1an. Ty Hende™>n also aues1s. 0 I s'iCIA~ I Hollywood -The SJ. lent En Bill Barry hosts a tour of the KTLA lot, onainafly built by War ner Brothers 1n the 19203. Included are film clips of byaone stars CALL HER ''MIZZ"--th1t'1 the n•me given by Dr. J•ne Good•ll to the m1tem1I hyen• plctuntd •hove with her offspring, "Thistle" •nd "Wiiiow.'" •lso known •• the "terrible twins." ea by ICk, Ian ler av. her ses thy en up, om ar- UY· ., n- th ns eg Ty SI· of ar. ed THE DAILY PILOT. TV.WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 9:30 I ~~~ Ch1h1m Nolfolk Cru11de Slf1ri to Adventure lirut P1rform1ncas "Pagliacci'' A performance of Leoncavallo's la· mous opera about a band of wan· derina clowns in 19th century Italy. D Stars! Music Dancing! * 1975 Fashion Awards 'Sunshine' (on NBC, Thursdays at 8PM) is a rare series in that it developed from a pilot project at NBC that was developed trorn a CBS television· movie. All three--the series, the pilot, and the movie-are called simply 'Sunshine.' D <9 OO> Cil m ""'Cs....,,Jt"'c .... 11 .... q The 1975 fuhion Awerds A 90· minute entertainment special honor- ing American designers in the fields of fashion and show business. Co- hosting are Diahann Carroll, John Oavrdson, Juliet Prowse and Ken Berry. Guest pres.enters will include! Cher. Mitzi Gaynor and Carol Bur· nett. I I W1nderlusl j Chucho Avellanet la Tierr1 10:00 8 @ @@M1nhunter (R) To stop a series of train robberies, Dave goes after the gan2 aboard a speeding train, unaware the ring· leader is a vengeful woman. Ida Lupino guests. The movie, a serious and tragic drama, dealt with the ordeals ot a young mor her dying from cancer. At the end of the tilm, the mother died leaving her two-year-old daughter from a previous rnarri .. ge with her husband. Sam, a struggling singer. The series takes up 3 years later. The daughter, Jill. is five years old and Sam, now called the father, is still a struggltng musical entertainer with a group. Sam and J ill are living together happily ever after, with some difliculty. More than anything, Jill wants a mother. but she is quite happy with Sam. The backbone of the series is the relationship between Sam and Jill. This is love based entirely on feelings and not on responsi- bility . The series will occasionally have funny lines, but is not intended to be a comedy, neither does it attempt to be the serious tragi-drama that its motion picture predecessor was. 0 ~ 00 Ml m [ SPWAl I The Law "Complaint Amended" Attorney Murray Stone (Judd Hirsch) tries to prove that a minor-wound couldn't cause death In the first of a three- segment mini·series. John Beck and Annazette Chase CO·star. I Bm&lNews Run for Your life Citl Con Las Estrellas The Untouch1btes 10:30 &l Petticoat Junction m film future Sam Hayden is 22, a country-folk singer who works to support himself and his child by doing various jobs. Mostly, he is a cab driver. He even works in an ice-cream shoppe and as a private detective. He is direct and honest with everyone includmg Jill. Sam is played by ChfI OeYoung who got the acting bug while a student at California State College in Los Angeles. While studying drnma. he financeJ his education by working as lead singer 111 a group called "Clear Light." The group found mild success-big enough to torce him to drop out of school to do performances, bur nor big enough to quell his desire to become an ac1or. He soon quit the group and returned to school. g) Nochtt Tlpatiu 10:45 fE News 11:00 ~R~~~_:ews Best of Croucho Perry M1son The Lucy Show He earned his B.A. degree at Cal State, then Mission: Impossible went to Illinois State University wl}ere he earned Off B1ll1nee his M.A. in theatre. Later he went to New Yo rk 1 @ To Tell the Truth where he got roles in off-Broadway productions. Wild Wild West/Income Taa Re-1 He won a nomination for an Obie Award as best nf Yo 1 f He Ith actor for his role in ,.Trials of Oz." at the Ander-(~ Cl}) :~nted: Dead or Alive 1 son The~tre. He studied ~ndcr Uta Hag~n a~d 1 Walt Wrtcover and got hrs feet wet brtelly 10 11 :15 g) Cinema 34 television as a regular on the daytime serial, The 11:30 ~ (11' ~ (l) CB~ ~te Movie.: (C)I Secret Storm. ., 'The Vat1Un Alf11r' (susp) 70-Hunger then drove him to a part in the chorus Walter Pidgeon. Ira Furstenberg. of the Broadway production of "Hair" and withro 0 ~ (.{) @) m Johnny Ctraon · . . 0 Twilight Zone snc months ~e _was playrng th_7 le3:d. later. Clrff O (®)Ci)) CI> Wide Wor1d spe.1 was cast m St1ckS and Bones which start.ed off- ciat "David Frost Presents the Guin. Broadway, moved to Broadway where Chlf was ness Book of World Records" (R) nominated as Most Promising Newcomer to 0 Movie: ''The Trtp" (dra) '59-Broadway. and eventu ally went to television. With Richard Widmark, lee J. Cobb. that one television credit. Cliff DeYoung was &l ~.ovle: "~a & Pa .Ke.ttle G.o to signed to play the male lead in the television movie Town (com) 50-Mar1or1e Mam. 'Sunshine' and subsequently the lead in the series. 12:00 0 Mo~le: "Diary of. A B1chelot" Jill is just a little girl , not precocious or perfect. (com) 64-~om Deluise. She is perhaps more serious than many children @Allred Hitch'°" Ho~r because she is aware of her father's problems and m Movie: "Sund1y Dinner tor A • I S h Soldllf" Crom) '44-Anne Boxier tries to so ve them. he still contends "'.1th er John Hodiak. ' 5-year-old type problems and. reacts ltke the 1.00 _ .G.l T serious 5-year-old she is. Seven-year-old Elizabeth • ...:. 1.1¥1 omorrow 1 Cheshire plays Jill . She made her debut as an 1:45 8 Movie: CC) "My ltlue Henen'" actress in !he pilot of 'Sunshine.· (mus) '50-Betly Grable, Dan Dailey. After prodding from friends. Elizabeth's mother 2:00 m All·Nltht Show: "The Son ot decided to seek an agent, thinking perh:ips El1z:i· Monte Cristo,'' "Pickup Alley" beth might do a commercial, or something. The 3:30 O Movie: "Berlin ~press" (dra) first agent she sought signed Elizabeth immediately. '48-Robert Ryan, Merle Oberon. Afterwards, they went to more than a dozen in· terviews, mostly for commercials, but Elizabeth got no jobs until casting for the 'Sllnshine' pil9t. After several readings and interviews, Elizabeth got the part of Jill in the pilot and subsequently in the series. Weaver is one of the two members of Sam's group and a friend. He is cynical and achieve- meot-orient~d and sees Jill as a deterrant to the group's success. He thinks she belongs in an or- phanage but can be persuaded to help briog her up right. Weaver is played by Bill Mumy. Mumy has a long list of credits in motion pictures and television bur he 1s best known for being the red- haircd, t reek.Jc-/ aced kid in TV's Losr in Space. .Shortly af1cr that !.erres. he went into retirement but t:arne ou1 to do the motion picture .. Bless The Beasts and Children" and later "Papillon'' and the relevision movie .. Sunshine." Givits, the other member of the group, is highly educated, gentle and philosophic. He is a worry wart and carries vitamins in his pocket for Jill 10- src...id of candy. He is-most concerned with her education, but basically he is just concerned. Corey Fischer is Givits. Corey, the son of vaudeviUan Sam Fischer, was spied in a UCLA production of "Waiting For Godot" and was cast in the movie "Sunshine." Fischer played the role of Givits in the film and was subsequently signed for the same role in the 5ertes. He has also appeared in segments of All in the Family, MASH, Rollout, The Girl With Something Extra, and The law. He appeared in the feature films "MASH" anJ "Brewster Mc- ClouJ.'' Nora is the girl who lives in the next apartment and has an on-again, off-again relationship with Sam. Her relationship with Jill is more constant and is lull of mutual adoration. She understands t~e bonJ between Sam and Jill and she, herself. lrkes a no-strings type of relationship. Meg Foster ts Nora. She enrolled in the Neighborhood Play- houc;c School of the Theatre in New York, grad- U<rted, and then realized she'd learned a craft that gave her great satisfaction . Her credits include. the off-Broadway play "The Empire Builders." the motion picture "Adam at 6 A.M.'' Her TV credits include Here Comes the Brides. Mod Squad. The Interns, Dan August. Mannix, Bo- nanza. Ghost Story, Medical Center, and of course, 'Sunshine.' 'Sunshine.· ptoJuced by George Eck!it~in tor U nivcrsal Studios. takes place in Vancoµver, British Columhia and some exterior scenes \I/ere tlfmcd there. Paae 11 AT "THI SMALL . CAR IXPIRTS". FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS naSONALIDD LIASING -ALL MAKlS & MODUS A FINI SELEC11011 Of USED COS 142-7781 540-0442 Serving _.A.ff Bea.cf, Ca; e~ S MINUTES SOUTH OF S.A.N DIEGO FWY. 11135 IEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH THE DAILY PILOT , TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 THURSDAY MARCH 20 Audie Morphy, Anne Banc;roft, Pat Clrow:a~~:sA::: R1a Cir Action Bobby Goldsboro Show Uttle Rascals For momlng and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. 1:00 DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 (l) "The Min BttwHn" (dra) '54 -James Mason, Cleire Bloom. m "Johnnr Stool Plaeon" (dra) '49 -Howard Out1, Dan Duryea, Shelley Winters. 11:00 0 "The Passlon1te Thief' (com) ·~-Ben Gazzara, Anna Magnani. 11:30 ID "The four D1ys of N1ples" (dra) '63-Jean Sorel, Lea Massori. 12:00 m "link Force" (adv) '58-Vlctor Mature, Anthony Newley, Leo Genn. 1:00 0 "The fortynlners" (wes) '54- Wlid Bill Elliott, V1rgin1a Grey. Qi "Empty Clnves" (dra) '64- Bette Davis, Horst Buchholz. 2:30 ({) "let's Dence" Concl. (mus) ·so -Fred Astaire, Betty Hutton. ~1 (6) (C) "Her Twelve Men" (com) 'SS-Greer Garson, Robert Ryan 3:00 O (C) "Mr. Kin1street's Wu" (adv) '71-John Suon, Rossano Bram. T1pp1 Hedren. , OJ (C) "$Word of Llncelot" (adv) '63 -Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace. 3;30 (j) (C) "Head of A T1r1nt'' (dra) ·~-Massimo Guott1, Isabelle Corey 0 "But the Devil" (dra) "54- Humphrey Bogart, Robert Morley, Jennifer Jones, Peter Lorre. EVENING 6:00 Jl.~~~~~~:'e!.i {l)i~n1n11 Ironside P1rtrid1e flmily Truth or Consequencu Meri• Tereu Ster Trek : Electric Comp1ny Rocky & friends 6;l0 IMerv Griffin Show Andy Griffith Dre1net : Zoom! ( ) Dealer's Choice . Set the USA Little Rase1l1 7:00 00@ ma>Newi Ironside Bowlin& for Dollus 6 Mod Squid a Truth or Consequences Whit's My Line? I Love Lucy The FBI CI)I Spy LI Mulcr Prohlbida The '" V1ll1y : Y~ With M1dellne ( ~ (JJ) Bonenre · Orem• Three Stoo1es 7:30 I Candid Clmere · ~ 00 Price Is Rl&ht Help Thy Nel&hbor ®) let's Mille A Deel To Tell the Truth • Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Walk the Proud Lind" (wes) '56- 0 THE WALTONS! THE * WEEK'S BEST BET! t) Ci1J (I) (j) The Wellons (2hr) "The Conflict" (R) John Boy 1s caught in a family conflict when Grandpa agrees to take up 11ms against the Federal aovernment- and insists that John-Boy do the same. Aunt Martha (Beulah Bondi) demands that Grandpa help the men in her family defend her home with rifles against the encroachment ot a Federal hi&hway. O QJ@®l msunshlne "In· tensive Care" Cliff gets pneumonia and spends a week in a hospital while his buddies take care ot Jiii. D NCAA Western Reaion11 Buket- 11111 r6 , Mike Douatu Show 0 (~ ) CV m 811ney Miller Episode information not available at our presstime. I Duler'a Choice Both Skies Now Nadia Cuo Movie: (C) (2hr) "Flere-Up" (dra) '70 ..:: James Stacy, Raquel Welch. Luke Askew I Bill Moyers' Joum1I Los Polivocu Jap1nese Lln1ua1e Pro111ms 8:30 0 ~ ~ ®)ID Bob Crtne Show "The Incredible Shrtnk1na Bob" A severe family cns1s develops when Ethe wins a real estate sales award, emphasmng. the tact she has be come the family breadwinner 0 (Q!, (J)) CV m Kuen "I Gave at the Office" Karen must make a choice between ttfo completely d1f. terent men who seek the pleasure of her company. Ronnie Schell and Mark Metcalf guest. Rescheduled. ID Merv Griffin Show 9:00 0 @ W (101 m Mat Davis Show Mac's guests are Dom Deluise, Anne Murray and Roy Clark @ I Spy 0 (~ (&J) fL} Streets of Sin F11nti"° "Mask of Death" (R) John Davidson auests as an 1mpress1onist who assumes the 1dent1ty of a la mous deceased actress of the 1930s, leading Lt. Stone and Inspector Kel ler to one of their most bizarre cases. i 8o1in1 From the Olympic FestiY•I lntern1tion1I Silent Film: "The Monster'' (mel odrama) 1925 A smalltown hero, investigatina the disappeat ance of a friend, 1s fed to the l~I lunatic asylum, where the infamous Or. Z1s· ka. nicknamed "The Monster" has imprisoned the staff and terrorized the tnmales. Lon Chaney, Gertrude Olmsted and Hallam Cooley star e?i) Situation Comedy 9:300 News ED LI Tlerre 10:00 8 trn 00 Cl) CBS Reports .. Ire· land, the Patnot Game" Cameras travel lo both sides of the Irish border to report on what is happen ing and has happened in Northern Ireland, the fraamented, fearful corner of the Emerald Isle where the 3,500 bombinis in the past year have cast a heavy shadow on the current truce and where British troops have become fan1iliar figures FRIDAY MARCH 21 on the landscape .. Correspondent for morning •nd •fternoon listings, John la~ren~e Interviews. lnsh lead-pletse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. ers David 0 Connell._ Chief of ~tiff Below, for your convenience, ere ol the outlawe~ lnsh Re~ubhun the d•y's movies. Army; Garrett f11lgerald, lnsh For-eign Minister; Merlyn Rees, British __ O_A_Y_T_l_M_E __ M_O_V_l_E_S_ Minister to Northern Ireland; and Bishop Edmon Casey of Kerry. The 10.00 f'Tl "R h .. (d ) ·50 T h. Rev. Ian Paisley is shown at a poll· • ~ as om~n ra -os uo lical rally M1fune, Mach1to Kyo. . , m "The Man b Aimed" (dra) '56 0 '"ltJ (12) m Movln On "Goin• -Dane Clark Robert Horton Home" Concl. The NBC Network 11.00 -"Ed 'r Doo .. (d ·) ·so decided to reschedule three episodes · -&e 0 m ra -of this program, all AITTR our Cana Andrews, Mala Powers. press deadline. This episode may or 11:30 m "List St11eco1ch Wed" (wes) MAY NOT alf. '57-lee Van Cleef. Jim Oa'ii1. 0 m News 12:00 m ''The Gene Krupa Story" (dra) ('£') • '60-Sal Mineo, Susan Kohner. l.!LJ Run for_ Your life 1:00 O "farao" (wes) '52-Wild Bill El 0 (~ OCJ) CI) al Harry 0 "St· liott Phyllis Coates. lent Kill" (R) Harry 0 Ines to pro~e Qj :'Storm Warnina'' (dra) '51- the innocence of a deaf mute sus· Ginger Roaers, Ooris Oay, Ronald pected of arson and murder. James Reagan. Wainwright, Kath~ Lloyd, Lawrence 2:30 (!) (C) "She" (adv) ·65-Ursula An · Pressman. and Gail Stockland guest. dress. John Richardson. EE Cita Con las Estreilas @ 00 "Deception" ( d r a) • 4 6 - ~ The Untouchables Bette Davis, Claude Rains. ~ 3:00 0 (C) "The Y.l.P.1" (dra} '63 - 10:30 O Journey to Adventure Elizabeth Taylor. Richard Burton. , Q) News ITT>) (C) "M1n'1 favorite SPort" al) Film feature (com) '64-Rock Hudson, Paula m Situation Comtdy Prentiss. 3:30 00 (C) "hrnmy & the Doctor" 10:45 fE News (rom) '63-Sandra Dee, Peter Fonda. 0 (C) "A Very Special favor" 11:00 (}.) 0 m ED Cl> Hews Crom) '65-Rock Hudson. Leslie Ca· ill ruv ~ 00 News ron, Charles Boyer, Walter Shuak. 8est ol Groucho Perry Mason The Lucy Show Mission: Impossible Ott Ballance (3J To Tell the Truth Wiid Wild West/Income Taa Re· Port (~ (j)) Wanted: Dead or Alive 11: 15 m Cinem1 34 EVENING 6·oo;a~~~~~r::w, 00 Bonanz.a • Ironside P1rtrid1e flmily Truth or Consequences Maria Teresa Star Trek 11:30 f) U1H1.HIJ CBS Late Movie: (C) "Where Were You When the Liehts Went Out?" (com) '68-Doris Day, Rob en Morse, Terry-Thomas, Patrick 6:30 O'Neal. : Eledric Company Rocky & Friends Merv Griffin Show Andy Griffith Dra1net I lfi Ci) ltOl m Johnny Carson TWlli&ht line (~ (!)) (1) Wide World Spe· dal "Stanley Kramer's Funny Men" : Zoom! ( @ ) Dealer's Choice • Holiday Pacific 0 Movie: (C) "Zita" (dra) '68- Joanna Shimkus, Katina Paxinou, 7:00 Suzanne Flon. little Rascals OO ~@ maJHews Ironside m Movie: "Yellow Mountain" (wes) '55-lex Barl<er, Mala Powers, How- ard Duff. 12:00 O Movie: "Die• Traey•s Dilemma" (mys) '47-Ralph Byrd, Lyle latelle. ~ Altr~ Hitchcock Hour Movl1: "The Second Woman" ys) '51-Robert Youna. Betsy Drake. 1:00 H (19) Tomorrow (V(j) Q)@Newa 1:45 6 Movie: ''The Malta story" (dra) '54-Alec Guinness. Jack Hawkins, Anthony Steel. 2:00 m All·Ni1ht Show: "T·Men," "Sur· PiTse P1ell1ge" 3:451) Movie: "~aCAio" (adv) '52- Robert Mitchum. Jane Russell, Gloria Grahame. William Bendix. Bowline tor Dollars Mod Squad Truth or Consequencu Whars My Une? I Lon Lucy The fBI @ I Sf>J LI Mujer Prohlblda The 811 Valley : Aviation Weather ( (j)) Bonanza · Drama Three Stoofes 7:30 Mnq~rade Party · Q) l!) (fi)) Hollywood Squares HelJ> ThriNe1ahbor 0 * SPEC Al * *THE GAS COMPANY'S "WORLD OF THE SEA" 0 World of the Sel ''Ride the Htgh Surf" Cl) fo Tell the Truth THE DAIL y PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 0 MIUlon $ Movie: (C) (211r) "PU· lart or th• Sly" (wes) '56 .-Jeff Chandler, Dorothy Malorie, Ward Bond. lltwitched Los Anaeles News Revln Frienda of M111 World ol Surviotal little Rasula a:oo @ (3) Frld17 Comeclr Sf*lal "Wives" This pro911m time slot will be used thrOjj~hout the Sprin1 to •ir "pilot"' projects for the Network some of which have not even been filmed to date. ToniRht's proeram i~ su~Ject to ehan1e without notice. 0 Q) (]) @) m Sanford " Son Episode information not avellable from the Network at our presstlme. O Movie: (C) (lhr) ''TM Grollp" (dra) '66-Shirtey Knight, Candlee Bergen, Eli1abelll Hartman, Jessica Walter, Joan Hackett. Ci) Mike Douctas Show 0 (~ (U) CD W Kolchak -Tiit Nl1ht Stalker "Firefall"' When SI· 1a11ic forces menace the life of 1 lamous Ch1ca10 musician, l<olchek traces the threat to a doppel· ganger trying to take over the body l)f the intended victim. I San Dleao Dealer's Choice Both Sides How WrestJlna Movie: (C) (2hr) "They Call It Murder" (mys) '71 -Jim Hutton. Jo Ann Pflug, Leslie Nielsen. I Wuhlnito11 Wee• in Review 0 Show de Rosita Peru Japanese un1u11e Procrams 8:30 (ii; 00 We'll Get By Muff drops a bombshell on the family when lie announces he's about to become a school dropout, and George's reac- tion Is so uplosive it almost regis- ters on the Richter scale. 0 ti) @ @) m Chico & th1 Man "New Suit" (R) Ed Brown tries every ploy he knows to get out of an Army reunion, but Chico outwits him. I Merv Griffin Show Wall Street Wee• 9:00 (fl) @ (I) CBS P i I o t f II m s "Super Cops" stars Steven Keitz 1ind Alan Feinstein. "Switch" stars Eddie Albert arid Robert Waaner. This program time slot will be used throughout the Sprint to air "pilot" projects for the Network-some of wllicl\. have not even been fllmed to date. There is no information ~vailable from the Network on these shows and all are subject to chanee without notice. 0 !;l1 00 @) m Rockford Fil ea "Tall Woman in Red Waaon'' (R) ltm Rockford disauises himself as a coffin salesman, a psychiatrist and an Internal Revenue •Rent as he pursues a strange tr11l left by a m1ssin1 glfl. Sian Barbara Allen guests. @ t~y fJ (f'n) (j)) CV m Hot l Baltl· more Safari to Adventure Masterpieu Theatre: Vienna -Games of love & Death "A Confirmed Bachelor" Part l (R). I LI Criada Bien Criada 9:SO ( (j)) CJ) Gl) The Odd Cou· p ~e Fro('' (R) Felix's son Leonard has a champion jumping frog which disappears while in Os· car's care. causing Felix and Oscar to saarch for a replacement before Leonard finds out. l ::.nim - La Tierra • 10:00 9 (i) ~ it& Police W..n "Smack"(R) Sat Crowley 1n4 Sit 4derson tnvesU&ete a dru&:rlnc at the toe.al hi(h school. Witll1m ~atner. Smokey Robinson, .Derry L stoa and 8(Jnd1 Syk11 ~tst. 1111 lot Your Uft -f2i (J?,) 00 &) A 8 C fQ w I • ~p ' IRS: A Question of:fow- ei'' A documentary based on six mooths of research in which. the ntWS tum turMd up documents diline u far back as the early l960s-from the White Hou$e, the Justice Oepartm~t and the Internal Revenue Service Itself-which indi· , eate that Politics has, es • matter of course. pl1yed a part in the ad- ministration ot tax laws. The specie! ccvers IRS operations directly al· fectina taxpayers: confldentlality ol tax returns, taxpeyer assistance, audit, collection and selrure prac· !Ices. mNen Clfa Con Las f.ltrellas The Untouchabln : The AKent of Man (R) 10:30 • Joumey to Adventure Petticoat Junction · Loco Valdez l0:4S News 11:00 ~st" ~ul ~ews 6 Twlliaht Zone The Lucy Show Mission; lmpoulble Off hllance rn To Tell ttlt Truth Wild Wild West/lnwme Tu Re· Port l.Y~{• for Health (.l)) Wairted: Dud or Alive Jl:lS Cinema 34 t1':30 @ CD en Litt Movie: (C) tusi" (adv) '59-Georae Mont· 1omery, Taina El~· avid Farrar. Q Q3 Ci) ~ Johnny Car10n M1tzfGaynor au 0 Rolling Stones, Croce * Seals & Crofts & Many More-A S.,.cJal of Don Kirshner Rocle Concert 0 Don llisflntn ~oct CortCtrt @ Movie: "f c.o.r U.. Under• world" (dra) '64-Setn McCtory, Jo· anne Jordan. 0 (ei?] ())) CIJWe W..W Mya- tery ''Rock.tdlt-e~t' CU Star Trel O I n t t r It•' It• a I Champion· •hip Wrtstllnt .&.. m Movie: "11lt ~ Dla'ftttfl" (adv) '48-0ennls crl<Hfe, Gail Rus· sell. ID Tiie Sl1aera 12:00 OJ Movie: .,,_... Mad Biii" (com) '57-/aci l-..mon, Ernie Ko· vacs, Mickey R0011tf. QiRocl c...l ~· 12:30 @ Movle: (C) "lh-.mta Forest" (dra) '52-loAn ~·· Jo Morrow, Agnes Moor•= 8 W1n•: f/tMNt 1:00 ®) ~ ~ Black Oak Arkansas, »An t.M. Montrose. and Grey Gh0$t •tAr. • 1:45 0 Movie! <er .. llled te Tahiti ~h an ..,_.. bW' (com) '68- Gardner McK.1~!"' Me8aln. 2:00 m All·N'lltt • "Stct11 of Con· vrct ulle, "Tiit C.rskan llrottltn" 3:30 8 Movie: (C) "Tn Tldltb to Broadwaf' (mus} '51-Tony Martin. •I I : ~ : 1 ' 4 • ' '* 0 (19 '])JCIJ Lau;.11 IUCH ... ...,.... - USfl)Na ..,_ 11>• ti ft CI, (j} tan., tf tlll Dl- -aun i W9tW ., SunMll c 2i' I> :i.. m s.,.r rrilffl M..-: (C) "'PlaiM If lea!«" (dra) 70~Lotella Oelua. W 1:00 s-riwt1 '*' Medor ~ a....u, 1=-::.. ·~ kltftMS....., TV a CJew..-:::,-' = c.no.. blltf1"a Ltt1.., l~JO IJ 'IZ(l, Hu4u1 l retll · 7:00 F--* Mlrtta111 en a.. ~ : ~ya m Add:t•s ,..., ".I. °""" ,..,.., othr f'laas IAul ...e ID....,..: .. .,_.. T~ Cwes) (~ 't)) CV Ytf)'1 '"'' "8-Rory Calhoun, Bitbara ~te.s .,._kn ll:OOIJ '{t(llCl)•IT luht~all CJ1 •~ MIOc Se• i. J'i u 11 National ln'l'ltat1onal li1ietr..,., IWCM*Med Tournament from Madison Square 7:JO ~ Cil ~ hca Garden, New Yori! City. (j) ~ID a..,,.r hlld 9 Malit: ~ of ~ Tau11'" ,......,.. Totde (wes) '52-Dale Robertson. Joanne (~ Cf)) (1) 11111 ltm"J Dru Ytutll I Ott IJMa 'IJ r,r-: .,._... r. tile Sovttl ~ ... ~~: ;r:;;;::: ko. ~ (j) m i-rtdef + 4 ll:JO 'E ~: "U Tablrift" (dra) '51 &.... AWJ n..tft -Muriel Llwrenu, Wdham Chine *"": "M.-. Ml llldiau" (dra) fJ (Qt '])) (]) (if) A• er I t 1 " '4-4-Waltet 8rtnnan. Jeanne Crain a.114st111Cf e CIJ)(fJH •I' r ltt 11 I ~=-• _.,.., 0 ,._.: (C) '"X-lS" Cw f1) '61 - 0.Vid Mclun. ~t\n Bronson, Mary T11tr MOOft I 11 ~":r,,,.. 12:00 0 Movie: (C) "'Ct9Plf CU,." A f T f f~ • 4 ( J < J • l 11$ W..: Hf1111.1I'' (adV) '55-<'Wts) 'SO-Ray Milland, Kedy La S1b11. 8a'10n M1el.1ne merr I Vliet et Ttt,. Ad Ub kNIM ltl... lie Blue M111JM 1:30 !~~·*" & l•m a.m Oiltdoon Wlttl Keo C.llnrey • 1111, U.., lu11 · Mu.at Y•rletJ Show ( , ) Mve.Wrn of IJJ· 12:JO Cu1put ,,om. in Tiie PKtMtttrs S.11 Dltft ffaPPtttlfll Hf.Id-On Movie: 1'1tll, look ' C.ndlt" Dt1lef1 Ct.oltt m) '59-JKk Lemmon, Kim Ho· Nln1ty l the Profuaor Oak, J1mu Stewll't. Ski Sllow 9:00 ! ~~~ kotby 0.0 : Al1bs l lttHtlt ~ 19NCAAC•ll•I• ( .m )l.0tet1aYoun1tltlltt1 aMt ""'"911tpe "Ae1ional · FlTiii fHturt Fln1l1" 1:00 Youtti & tM U./food for Utt I Gtne Aut.ry TMllH Ancel laNbatl Pre-season 1ame <t.11 CJ))(]) Dftfla E•lnst the Chie.10 Cubs. Countij Miilc MIWle: "llln1 of ttlt Wiid j Mitt# e Nefrhboftlood " (wes) '47-Prmon foster, l:JO (l7J (f) •111111 Gall Pltrlelc. M'civlir " oft Otaa•" (wu) '52 fJ Star lime "Command" A u.s od C1meron, Jin• Nlah. Almy Capt1 in, In chart• ol • re ORD£R YOURS TODAY I ONer For Y~ or• r-ri•MI '" ,, ,,,. ,.,,,. J r,ri /llffltlt• '(,,.. 1 'fo'J'' tJ f., ffl'' ,r r tf•m \\,l't j, t • ff•"• j ft 1t I •·1 I 1t,-1 ,t. ~ r>n '~'I •1 f)t.•J '"">It; J\,...f f ' .• .,,,,~ '"t h-,rrlt' 1r•tfl'Wf f,..,~j t(\m ~ :>t:.--.•· ,,,. ti'''• t -N1l .t.,4,.~ ;J, ~" •ell\ ri f.,,... Jj'~•v ,,.Ao~·· ,,,..,". J r-,~,;.n;;,1.~n ;l+;;,;,~l;-~;;;;;.:;c~1 : l>1ll)t P""""O Lo~I Ow P 0 Eloa 1!>61J : I Cn11a MM .. Calll 9211211 I I ,, I l----~~L-~!~~~~~J THE DAILY Pl LOT TV WEEK. MARCH 16, 197 5 ttut1n1 rea:1ment 1n Kora. must I decide whether tu ucritice a ZS. man rur 1uard tor the saftry of his rrooos or m attempt tlt.w r# cue .ind nsk his rt11ment. Rebert Stack. Robert Walker and Andrtw 1 .. 5? ~::."" lelltlld i.e L-. ( )W.W .. ~ i!)Ci'Mu la r.,. Ci) Mcwie: ..,. Sardi " Mencl'" l :JO 1... U11111el'Jlty DiNpe 0 W.Vw. (C) "Acnu ,,.. WW. Mislo4n" (adll) '51 -Clart Gable, John Hodiak. Rieardo Moofalban. l ~llnill lilt c:.o, TIM Ca• (R) (~ j) friellds of Mall 2:00 ~ .... : "Hlftcllt fot LeatM(' (w.,) '60-Audie Murphy, Felicia Farr " I CeldrltJ T rftllis Co•er Py\I Iii ~ Joutl\ll. lnte1111- tieol Re,.,t (3' "{,) AltNul Wttld 2;JO 1.6: c.Mbrity Tttlnis )etln Weotkft SIMlw Out.r U.lb Hjp Cllaperral ( 'T) lbsltriJe Musk · W1"7"s Woru.tlofl 3:00 8 HartUI '~" A(ricultllre USA .. The Cal Poly Fl~t" ,. Dakbrf Ii UMfbn Mulk Awards ?f' O.p1rtmcnt S e Mowie; (C) "Wonderful Country'' (wn) 'S9-Rober1 Mitchum, Julie London, G1ry Merrill. ine~:;: :;::o:!t Vela Of Acrlculture at DKWoft1 ) Outdoon With Ktn Clll•· IVitltlndo A las E.strell11 • Aarlculture USA · Trnel fllm 3:30 ht Albert · Slturd•J John Sthubeck hosts. O Movie: "MJ favorite Blonde" (com) '42-Bob Hope, Madeleine Carroll 0 (~ "') CD Pro Bowlen' Tour The Monroe Open from New Or1uns, La f10 Movie: (C) "He Rides Tell" (wts) '64-Tony Youne. Dan Duryea. m Movie: "Zontlr: tflr Thin& From V.nul" (sci.11) '67-John Ae1r, An· thooy Hovslon. The Ylratnlln (]) 8"pef Country (J) lduatlon It Work : hJdiolou T odey • Chrimpher Clole-Up 4:00 CIS Children'• FUm Festlv1I M1,tNny RFD Star Trtl m Wit.tr Worfd fieltlnee 22 (i)Conc.m Porter W•IOMf Show : World Prea I . ~.:n~up So«:er W. Gerrnany U.S. NalJ Voice of Acrkulture 4:JO Tht Rffltman ~ Alnerkln Outdoonm•n Fllm FHture nk ThomptOn Show m s.turday ~ -YIM Fllltff .... me.... ... ~I) Sam Aaita Fratutt ILtc:t The $100,0QO..Added San Luis Rey Stakes for 4·ytar olds and up •t 1 mile & OM·haH on lurf • 0 Moirie: (t) •Alfy Cae CH ,,.,.. (wes) '68-G1ll>er1 Roland, Edd ~":!t Slltert D (~fl;> a> AIC's W I ~• W..W of ~ Events 1ndu«N the World Professional Sknnr Chim pt0mtl1ps from Aspen H1&hlands, Cotorldo ~wt."= Wtsl m Movie: .. ld&e of O.r\nas" (adv) ·43-Errol flynn, Ann Sheri dan. Walter Huston I The Untouchlbfn Cl) Amerlc.an Al Scene (j) Heme of the Cam• Naahvllle Music Autanment Ameriu Little R1acels 5:30 I World of Survlnl . (t) Cl.zi (}) Newt 6 little Rucals Movie: (C) "Crowh1wn Ferm .. (dra) '70 -Hope Lanae. Lloyd Boch· ner. I Cartelere Social Pop! Coes the Couirtry The Aomantk Rebellion ThrM Stoos•• fV[NINC 6:00 oma>mNrn M1nilli ...) MJ Partner tht Chost ~ht li1llery W Rfnplde Solina Wntem Flaht of th• W"ll He. H1w : The Flrina Une The Movlem1ken 6:lO; ~ "@) Reasoner Report · Kfic News Conference . Movie: ''Qrut Cuns" (com) '41 -Laurel & Hardy, Sheila Ry1n. I Ct) Other People, Other Plaut Box de Mt1ico The Fisherman Film Future little Rascals 7:00 Other People, Other f't1m Wiid IUn1dom Dllmond Hetd Bowlin& for Dollus EJewitAeu-l.os Ancefu The Jetfenona Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) lster Roberts" (com) '55-Jimes Ca1ney, Henry Fond•, Jeck Lemmon, Betsy Palmer. ®J Old My Columbus Sail? A ftlm about Black people durin1 the days of Columbus. (®J (j)) m Lawrence .... It T1kn A Thief ~ ~ ~=Y l>Mn Shatf : ~~enpedtve °" tht News · Meclbr Dr. J111era lnv11lon Hour * ETER FALK HOSTS Easter Seal Telethon 11 :OOPM on KTIV 7:30; WHd Wortcl of Alllmlta ~ @ let's M1 .. A 0..1 . JeopardJ Um Club Siity I G.Zl CD Bo«» Newhart $Jlow Namt Thlt T1111t Faith fot Tod., Wild IUn1dom Collaae (3) Hau Thompson Show Bertman Fiim Festival "Wild fltmpo Sobrt ti Tltmpo Strawberries" (R) lobby 8oldaboro Show 10:00 8 @ CD (j) Carol 811rn.tt Show : Inner ~1lon• Steve Lawrence and Sally Struthers · Pollet Suraeon ~est. 1:00 II G.ZJ Cl) Cf) All In th;... umllJ U Movie: "8100d or Dmuta" (hor) (R) With hi:i union on strike, Archi• '57-Sandra Harrison, Jerry Blaine. spends his days aettina sore feet on i Police Surreon the picket fine, or getting underfoot Community fttdbatll around the house. while Mike looks News for a Job and Edith tries to find I Mualeal Contett ways to trim the family budget. Wild Wild West 0 ~@@) m Emeraencyt "I'll Lou Cordon Show Fix It" (R) An "inactive" oll well, 10;30 m Water Wortd 1 J4.year·old "amateur doctor,'' a True Adventun jealous husband and a frightened Qulx Time/Mlnl Golf wile are amona the problems of 10:45 0 <9 (j)) mm Americans All Squad 51. "The Puerto Rrcan Travelin& The· O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sall of fire" atre" (com) '42-Gary Cooper, Barbara 11:00 ft (3) 0 (J) 0 (j)@) News Stanwyck, Dana Andrews. • fhe lucyShow ~ ~ ciJ~m ABC SaturdaJ ID aster Seal Telethon Movie: (t) (2hr45waln) ''the Battle * DESI & LUCIE ARNAZ of Britain" (dra) '69 -Michael m Carter Seal Telethon National Caine Laurence Olivier Christopher Easter Seals chairman Peter Falk Plummer Robert Shaw' Trevor How· is host for this 14·hour telethon ard, Curt Jurgens, t~n McShane, airing live from Hollywood. Harry Andrews. l<enneth More, Ni· ;Tony & SuMln Alimo ael Patrick, Michael Redarave, (]) Ni&~tmare Theam Ralph Richardson. Susannah Yor!I. @ Mov11: (C) "The Red Dan· Epic drama of Hitler's desperate ef· u " (dra) '50 -Peter Lewford, fort to bomb Enaland into submis Janet Letgh. slon In 1940. 9 700 Club m BARBI BENTON SINGS C~ Cf)> Rtllgion-Htlp u,.,. * TONITE" ON HEE HAW! ~Cinema 34 · Rock Concert I He& Haw 11:15 Movie: "Ni&htmare" (susp) '64 Championship Wreitllna -David Knigtlt. Moira Redmond. Spanish Movlt • I News Boxin& from the Olympic Love Stories Creat Perform1nee1 (R) 11:30 Fabulous 52! (C) "A Min Could Super Show et Kiiied" (adv) '66-James Gar· Japanese Lln&uaft Ptoa11m1 ner, Melina Meroourl, Tony F11n· 1:30 IJ (i7J CI) lhe leffersons No epi· closa, Sandra Dee. sodeTnformation available from the 0 lil Cl)®) it) The fT~ T,_. Network at our presstlme. CliulClntematlonal athletes, amona (j) Candid C.mera them wor1d record holders, compete 9:00 6 @ (V Cf) Mary Tyltr Moore in professional track and field Show (R) Mary comes to rearet her events. Among the world record advocacy of non·violence when Ted holders eompetina are Jim Ryun, takes ai1vantage of Lou's new Im· Rod Milburn, Dave Wottle, Ben age as the office "pussycat'' and Jipcho and Wyomia Tyus. becomes more insufferable than 0 Movie: "The Bonnie Parker ever. Story" (dra) '58-Dorothy Provine, 0 al Ci) m NBC Sahlrda1 Mov· Jack Hogan. le: (~ {Zhr) "Cactus flower" (R) (6) Movie: ''Bust of Ho41ow Moun· (com) '69-Walter Matthau, lnarid iilft" (hor) '56-Guy Madison, Bergman, Goldie Hawn, Jack Wes· Patricia Medina. ton. A playboy.dentist, who pretends 0 Movie: "Blrdman of Alutru'' to be married, finds his life compli· (dra) '62-Burt Lancaster, Karl cated by a kookie &ir1frlend. Malden, Thelma Ritter. Telly Sa· ~ Three Passports to Adventure valas. Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Alrivedercl Cl) Movie: "The laatt of New by" (com) '66-Tony Curtis, Nan· Yort" (dra) '37-Cary Grant, Ed· C!l.. Kwan. ward Arnold. WI lflcl!CJYankee Salls Actoss fJ lnter n1tlonal C!l1mpioftahlp Europe This National Geoaraphic Wrestlln& documentary follows the adventures &) Movies: "The ltalnlac," "M1 & of Captain Irving Johnson end his Pa Kettle at Wellllkl" wife Electra during their 2,000 mile 12:00 ~oyaae from the Mediternnean to ID CALL NOW 520·2121 Copenhaaen In their cllpper-bowed * Easter Seal Telethon ketch Yankee. fjster Sul Teltthoft Cont'd. Qi Wmt1ln1 ( Cl)) Sdtnct fktion Thealrt El) Pnmler film 12:30 • Wanted: Dead or Allvt 9:30 IJ I #FfclAl I Backrtafe In Hollr· HapPJ Qoodman1 wood "The Other Side ot Stardom" 1:00 ThrUler David Sheehan hosts this special 1:2.5 Movie: "Allothtr 111111, AMUler Which Includes lntervitwS with Mar· (dra) '58-unt Turntr. Stan Ion Brando, Richard Burton, Paul Connery, Barry Sullivan, Glynis Newman, Georae C. Scott, Steve Johns. McQueen, Warren Beatty and Lita 2!40 R Movie: "'tteulMllod" (wes) '49 Mlnnelli. ~obert Ster1ina, John JrtJand, Cl) Nl&ht Gallery Martha Hyer. THE DAI l Y Pl LOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 TV 'l~-r Evening Mo\'ies 1:00 10:30 7:30 9:00 7:30 8:00 1:30 '7:30 7:30 7:30 l :OO 7100 f :()() 9:00 10:00 SUHDAY, MARCH 16 9 (C) "Sev•1• Sea.on" (d111) "70 -Ron]ljrper, Dian• l\'lc:Beln, Vic:@ Buono. -· -U (C) "Be,.etll" Cd,..) '68 -Joen Crawford, Ty Herdln, Diana Dors. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Wl\at'a Hew l'\daycet1 (c:om) '65 -Pete, O'Toole. Woody Allen, Peter Seifert, Romy Sc:hnelder, Paula P,.ntln, CaplJ. c:lne, Ursula And,..u. 9 "Lone Oen Jovrn•y .Into Hl&'ht'' (dra) '62 -Kethulne Hepbura, Jason Robard1, Ralph Rleha.raaon, DHn Stocl<Well. MOHOAY, MARCH 17 t (C) "Ster In ttM Oust" (wtt) '56 -John Aa.,, Richard Soon•. 4 23 6 10 (C) "lmpaa.M" (dra) '69 -Burt Aeynotds, Anne Franc.is. Miko Mayama. TUUOAY, MAl'CH 18 t (C) "Pll>ase From Hell" (wes) '61 -Audit Murphy, John Suon. Zohre Lampert. 5 "Bell of fire" (com) '42 -Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwycll, Dana Andrews. 4 23 6 10 (C) ''lll• lmpo•ter" (dral '74 -Paul Hecht, Nency Kelly, Edwerd Asner Meredith Suter. John Vernon Ja<:k Gins. 7 (29 I) 3 (C) "Orclul" (dra) '73 -Arthur Hiii, Michael Ansara. James Stacy, Diana Muldaur. W£0NESOAY, MARCH UI 9 (C) "No Name on t.he Bullet'' (wes) '59 -Audie Murphy, Joan Eva;,s. Charles Drake. THURSDAY MARCH 20 9 (Cl ''Walk ttl• Proud Land'/ (wul '56 -Audi• Murphy, Anne Ben· cro~. Pet Crowley. Charles Drell•. FRIDAY, MARCH 21 9 (C) "l"llla111 of th• Sky'' (wu> '56 -J•ff Chandler, Dorothy Malone, Ward Bond. 5 (C) "Th• Gl"O\.IP" (dra) '66 -Shirley Knlshtt. Candice Beraen, Eliza btth Hartm1n, Jessica Welter, Join Hicken. SATURDAY, MARCH 22 9 (C) "M ister Robem" (com) '55 -James Caaney1 Jack Lemmon, H•n~ Fonda, B•tsY Palmer. 5 (C) • Ball of Fire" (com) '42 -Gary Cooper, Berbere Stenwyck, Dana Andrews. 7 1.29 •> J (C) "The Battle of Brit.In" Cdra) '69 -Michael Caine, l.eur•nc• Olivier, Christopher Plummer, Robert Shaw, Trevor Howerd, Curt Juraena. Ian McShene. Michael Redar1ve, R•lph Rlcherdson, Suunnah York, • 23 6 CC> "Cutu1 flower'' (com) '69 -Watter Matthau, lnarld Bera· man. Gold le Hawn, Jack . Weston. 10 (C) '1ArrivMercl 81by" (com) '66 -Tony'Curtls, Nancy Kwan. S "Blood of Orac:ule" (hor) '57 -Sendra Harrison, Jerry 8l1lne. SENSATIONAL BUYS DURING OUR 2JlflrN ~. '74MODEL CLEARANCE SOLID STATE < CHROMA<OlOR II A/4&D Electronics 27S l. 17"' Sn&T COSTA MBA 642-llft Hour\ Dooly 9-6. 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(Q;) Cl)) Cl) Buis Bunny • Youth & the Issues Ot mentlrj Ntn CV H. R. Pulnstut ; Carraatolend11 •:00 . &JEE ffi ~=:~~ncy + 4 Gent Autry Thtatre 6 Movie: "Home In Indiana" (dra) '44 -Walter Brennan, Jeanne Crain. ~Cl)) @ H o n I K o n I O Movie: (C) ''X·l5" (sei·l1) '6J- 01111d Mclean, Charles Bronson, Mary Tyler Moore. O Movie: "Return of the Texan" (wes) '52-Dale Robertson, Joanne Dru. 00 Ti~1n1: Window to the South fJ (~ (j)) CV a!) These Are the Days ~Mr. Wlurd Championship Wrestling 11:30 Movie: "Bal hbuln" (dra) '51 -Muriel Lawrence, William Ching 0 (fjj) (j)) CI) G) A m e r I c I n Bandstand Qj Willy's Worbhop EI1)Nov1 AFTERNOON mtnslaht Unit Three Movie! "Jaguar" (adv) Sabu, Barton Maclane 12:00 D Movie: (C) "Copper Canyon" '55-(wes) 'SO-Ray Milland, Hedy La· marr. Voice of Tolryo : Seume SttHf Ad Lib Bia Blue M•rfJle 6 m Run, Joe, Run Outdoors With Ken C.ll1way 8:30 l?WCI) Pebbles & 81m Bam ) CD Adventures of Gii· 12:30 · Muslul V1rlety Show 3 Campus Profile 1n San Dle10 H1ppenln1 Movie: "Bell, Book ' Candle" {com) '59-Jack Lemmon, Kim No· The P1cesdters Ht1d·On Dealer's Choice Ninny & the ,.rote.Jr Ski Show vak, James Stew1rt. 9:00 B @ (1)1 ScoobJ Doo 0@00 mNcAA Colleu B••Mtb.111 1apf0n1hl1J'f "Re11ion1I : Ar1 bs l. lsrulls ( CI)) Lorett. Youna Theatre · Fiim Future Finals" (~ ())) CI> Devlin Counfij Music 1:00 3 Youth Ii the I.Aw/Food for Ute Ancel Baseball Pre·season 11ame a~ainst the Chic.110 Cubs. I Gene Autry Theatre Mister tti:' N•lchborhood 9:30 @CD Shaumt Movie: " ort Ouat"' (wesJ '52 -Rod Cameron, Jina Niah. (i) Movie: "Kina of the Wiid llOrses'' (wes) '47-Pruton foster, Gail Patrick O Stu Time "Command" A U.S. Army Captain, in charu of a re· Pace 14 ORD£R YOURS TODAY! ~ For y OIH"w+f Of' 0 F.-ltnd ""'' 1, r"" ,\,(IL J or• PnvP'of"'f' "J • "• .... " , I f,.. 1t t-· ~ :.n ..,1-w ~ ,..,,~'I J\ jfll''' • t' ' RV-~ I' """1'' l C"•' f\.)I lt-r'rh U( h l t "' # inc .,,...,. C '<''' f•' ,~1, ,., I '" qin~\ n ... i ""'v t., •'·" 1 l .,,, '" • l .,_.,,.....,. 1n1,.,.:J fuod 1,.m, A -it-~ ..,, .. n 1.,; ,. 11 .h/ .h V 1\il!! .;t:P nn L11~ .,,1!1•-v whi'i. 1 111·~ J r-;;,;.n ;;;.,~n Zi.~;~~.1;,;.1;;;.;-1 : P1101 Print•l'IQ 1.ta.I O.v P 0 0<>1 15&1 1' I t:;o,11 Me>3 Caltl 92628 I I I I I I I I I I : L--~-~~l:_q! PRl~!!~~--J THE DAILY P ILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 tre1t1na re111ment In Korea, must decide whether lo sacrifice 1 28· man rear auard tor the safety of his troops or to attempt their res· cue and risk his re111ment. Robert Stack, Robert Walker and Andrew Duggan star. 0) Outdoors W ,.etticolt Junction ® Chiller M1tlnee ~ Behind the Unu f ) Wor1d of Survlv1l Cine en 11 T1rde Movie: "In Se1rth of Americ.11" 1 :30 (3) University Di1lo11ue () Movie: (C) "Across the Wide Missouri'' (adv) '51-Clark Gable, John Hodiak, Ricardo Montalban. m Soul Train Bill Cosby The Game (R) <ei9' l i)) Friend• of Min 2:00 CI) Movie: "Hellbent for lt1thel" (wes) '60-Aud le Murphy, Felicia Farr. I Celebrity Tennis Gomer PYie Bill Moyers' Journal: Intern•· t1on1I Report (~ ) A11fm11 Wor1d 2:30 ICelebrlty Tennis John Wooden Show Outer limits Hi h Ch1parr1I ( a ) Nuhvflle Muak · Welly'i Wortshop 3:00 f) H•rtem Globetrotter1 O Aarlculture USA "The Cal Poly float" m Slturd1y Movlt: "Tiit Fln1er Min" ~Coron• Now 5:00 i) S.ntl Anita F11ture Race The f[OO,OOO·Added San Luis Rey Stakes for 4·Year olds end up at • mile & one·hall on turf. O Movie: (C) .. Arrt Cun Can l'ta(' (wes) '68-Gilbert Roland, Edd Byrnes 00 Get Sm•rt fJ (~(j))@ G}ABC's Wide Worfd of Sports Events include the World Proless1on1I Skiing Cham p1onsh1ps lrom Aspen Hi&hlands, Colorado. I @) News Wild Wiid West Movie: "Edae ot Darlrneu" (adv) '43-Errol Flynn, Ann Sheri dan. Walter Huston. I The Untouch1bles (1) Amerit11n Ski Scene @ Name of the Q1me NHhvllle Music Assl1nment Amtriu Littfe Ruals S:30 I World of Survlnl · (I) (i1) (]) Ntwa 6 Uttte Rascals @ Movie: (C) "Crowhaven Farm" {dra) '70-Hope Lanre. Lloyd Boch· ner I Cartele11 Social Popi Goes the Counby The Rom1ntk Rebtlllon Three Stoo111 EVENING ! ~!~~n Muilc Aw1td1 Dep1rtment S 6:00 0 ft) €?i) m ..... Movie: (C) "Wonderful Country'' Maniili (wes) '59-Robert Mitchum, Julie My P1rtner the Ghost London. Gary Memll ~ht '811ery i The New Outdoors lV Rln111d• Boling ffi RFD Hollywood Westem Fl&ht of Ille Wttll @ Voice ol Aariculture Het Haw Great Decisions : The flrin1 line (~ ®> Outdoors With Ken Calli· The Movltm1bn way 6;30; I",., · Vlsltando A us Emellu ( (()) Rusoner Report • Aarlculture USA . K BC News ConterellCI · Tr1vel Film Movie: ''i:re1t Cuna" (com) '41 3:30 flt Albert -Laurel & Hardy, Sheila Ry1n. O Movie: "My f1vorite Blonde" , Bol de Mexicv (com) '42-Bob Hope, Madeleine • The fisherman Carroll. · fllm f11tvre O (~ 00> CE Pro Bowlers' Little Raauls Tour The Monroe Open from Hew! 7:00 Other Peo~t. Othtr Placn Orleans, la Wild Klnadom llQ: Movie: (C) "He Rldn Tall" Diamond Hud (wes) '64 -Tony Youn11. Din Duryea Bowlin& for Doll1ri m Movie: "Zontlr: the Thin& from Eyewltltua-Loa Anall11 .'lenus" (sci Ii) '67-John Aaar. An· a The Jetf1non1 lhony Houston. Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) The Vlrtlnlan ister Roberts" (com) '55-Jamts (I) Gospel Country Claney, Henry fond•, Jttk Lemmon, @ Edut11tlon 1t Work Betsy Palmer. : Psycholou Tod1y 60J Did MJ Columbus S.111 A film • Chrbtopher Cloae·Up il>Out Black peoole durln11 the d1y3 4:00 CBS Children's Film FHtlv1I of Columbus. M1yberry RF'O <9 (j)) m uwrtnce Wtlk star Trek It T1kes A Thief (3) W1ter Wor1d 1 i~ JNl~J Dun Show M1tlnee 2Z ..... Conurn : PtrspedlYe on ~ ""' Porter W11oner Show . Media : World Prm Dr. J1uers Invasion Hour · Wortd Cup Socctr W. Germany * TER f ALK HOSTS 1 115· sw:deNn. Easter Seal Telethon u.~ ·~ Voice ot A&Tlculture 11 :OOPM on KTTV 4:30 The Rtftem1n 7:30 I Wild Worfd of Anl1111ls (I) Ameriun Outd~rsinan Q) Cl) Ufa Jbb A 0..l @ Film Featurt · Jeopardy Hink Thompsett Show U.rs Ctub SattJ I @ rn Bob NIWhart Sit .. • Nutt Thlt T11M faith for ToclaJ Wild khl1dom Coli.re (1) Ha11k Thompson Show hriman F1l111 Ft1tfv1I "Wiid f1tmpo Sobn ti Tltmpo Str1wbenles" (R) e.f>f)y Qoedabtft S11ow 10:00 tJ @ Cl) Cl) ca~ l11rllftl now : l1111tr ~"' Steve Larence and Sally Struthers • Pellet Su''"" &!:'_est. 8:00 8 Ci}) (I) Cl) All In th• f1mlly U Movlt: .. llOOd of Drawll'' (hot) (R) With his union on strike, An:hie '57-Sandr1 Harrison, Jeri'/ Bf1ine. spends his d1ys 1ettin1 sore feet on I Police 5'ir1eon the picket llne, or 1ettin1 underfoot Community Feedback around the house, while Mike looks Nns for 1 lob . and Edith . tries to find =~1~;1!f w1ys to tnm the family budaet. , _ ,._J ... _ 0 @ 00 ®) m [meriencyt ''I'll .... u .... uon ~· Fi~ It" (R) An "inactive" oil well, lO:JO ~Water Wortd 1 14·year-old "1m1teur doctor," 1 Trw Adventure julous husb1nd and 1 frl111tened Quiz Tlme/Mlftl loll wife are 1mon1 the problems of lO:U 0 (Qi) (j)) Cl) a> Amtrlcans All Squad 51. ''fhe Puerto Ricln Travellna The· IJ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "1111 of Fire" atre" (com) '42-Giry Cooper, Barb1r1 11:00 § (3) 0 Ci) O (j) (lg) Nm Stanwyek, Dina Andrews. • file Lucy Show w ri ci))@ Q) ABC Saturday m aster Seal Telethon Movie: (C) (2hr45•1n) "The 81t1Se * DESI & LUCIE ARNAZ of Britain" (dra) '69 -Mlchael m E.asttr Seil !eltlhon National Caine Laurence Olivier Christopher Easter Seals chamnan Peter Falk Plummer Robert Sh1w ·Trevor How· is host for this 14-hour telethon 1rd, Curt Juraens, len MeShane. airing five from Hollywood. Harry Andrews. Kenneth More, NI· ITony & Susan Alimo 11el Patrick, Michael Red11rave, CV Nlahtmart Th11tre Ralph Richardson, Sus..nnah Yori. .~ Movf!: (C) "Tiie Red Din• Epic dram1 of Hltler'a desperate et u (d!a} 50 -Peter Lawford. fort to bomb Enaland into subm1s· Janet Let(h. sion in 1940. ~ 700 Club m BARBI BENTON SINGS <~00> Rtll1Jon-Ht1p u,,. * TONITE' ON HEE HAW! ~ ~~"'~n:rt I ttH H•w 11:15 ~Movie: .. Nlfhtmarr' (susp) '64 Championship Wrestlin& -David Knifht, Moira Redmond. Spanbfl Movie I Ntn 8o11ln1 From tlle Olympic Low StefMa ,,...t Perl0tmentes CR) 11:30 Fabulous SZI (C) .. A Min Could Super Show KUled" (1d'I) '66-lamn Ger· JapantM Llnru•re Pro1nm1 ner, Melina Mercouri, Tony Fren· 8:30 8 £m CI) The Jlff1J10n1 No epi· clou. Sandra Dee. sodeTnformetion av1llebl1 from the B fiJ@ ®) g;, The ITA T..t Network 1t our presstlme. Cflsa1Clntematlon1l athletes, amona Cf) Candid Camire them world record holders, compete t:OO 6 @ (1) (I) Miry TJltr Moore In professional track and field Show (R) Mary C9mts to rearet her events. Amona the world record advocacy of rion-violence when Ted holders competina are Jim Ryun, takes advantaae of Lou's new Im· ~od Milburn. Oave Wottle, Ben aae as the off~ "pu$$YC•t" and J1pcho and Wyomia Tyus. becomes more lnsuffereble than U Movie: "The Bonnie Parter ever. story'' (dra} '58-Dorothy Provine, ~ p, m~ .. ~:~11~=(•M(R) ~ M~f::n."Beut of Hollow McMll1· (com) '69-Wefter Matthau, tnarid tilit" (hor) '56-Guy Madison, Beraman, Goldie Hawn, Jack Wes-Patricia Medina. ton. A playboy·dentist, wtio pretends 0 Movie: .. Bltd1111n of Alclttu'' to be mamed, finds his life compli· (dra) '62-Burt lanaster, K1rl cated by a kookle 1irtfrlend. Malden, Thelma Ritter, Telly SI· ~ TluM P1ssports to Adwntvre valas. Mowie: (C) (2hr) "Anlvedtrd Ci) Movie: "The Toast of New bf' (com) '66-Tony Curtis, Nan fOrr' (dra} '37-Cary Grant, Ed· i!Kw1n. ward Arnold. I lfl'l~LIY1nket Salta Acrot.1 0 lnternetlon1I Ctlamploftshlp ropeh7s National Geo1rephlc Wrestllna documentary follows the adventures ID Movln: "The lfllnlac," "Ml l of Captain lr'iin& Johnson end his Pa Kettle et W1lklk.I" wife Electre durina their 2,000 mile 12:00 , voya1e from the Meditemnean to m CALL NOW 520·2121 Copenharen In their clipper-bowed * Easter Seal Telethon ketch Yankee. ~stir SUI T .. etl\Oft Cont'd. ® Wrestllnr ( (j)) Sdenee Fiction Tbeatn a) Premier Fiim 12:30 • W1nflad: Dud 01 Allvt 9;30 8 I SF1¢!At I B1ckata1e In Holly· H1pPJ Goodlflallt wood "The Other Side of Stardom" 1:00 Thriller Oavld Sheeh1n hosts this specl1I 1:25 Movie: .. Mother Time, AHtlttr which Includes Interviews with Mir· (dre) '58-Llna Turner, SNn Ion Brando, Richerd Burton, Paul Connery, Barry Sulllvtn, Olynls Newman, Georae C. Scott, Steve Jollns. McQueen, Warren Beatty and Liza 2:40 R Movie: .. Roup.llod .. (wes) '49 Minnelli. =Robert Stertlna. John Ireland, CJ) Nl1M '811trJ Martha Hyer. 7:00 8:30 10:30 7:30 9 :00 7:30 8:00 8:30 7:30 7:30 7!30 8:00 7:00 8:00 9;00 10:00 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 16, 1975 SUNDAY, MARCH 16 9 (C) "S•v•&' ... Min" Cd,.) ;70 -Ronll_111Mtr, Olana Mc:Baln. Vlcql} Buono. _ _ 11 (C) "B•rHtll" (df'8) '68 -Joan c,.wfOrd, Ty Herdln. Ol1na Oors. 1 (29 I) 3 (C) "Whet'• N-rutsyc.tl (com) '65 -Peter O'Toola. Woody Allen, Peter Sellers, Romy Schnelder, Peule Prentiss, CepU clna, Ursula Andreu. 9 "Lon• 0..YJ Journ17 Into N~t'' (dre) '62 -~therlne Hepburn, Jason Rot>.rds, Relph Rlcharason, 011n Stocl!rwell. lltONOAY, MARCH 17 9 (C) "St.r II' th• Dust'' (wes) '56 -John Aaar, Rlctiatd Boone. 4 Z) 6 10 (C) "lmpeHe" (dra} '69 -Bur1 Reynolds. Anna Francis. Miko Mayame. 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Anything else loses impact. and all the producer gains is a b1ase audience. · FOR AB.T BVCHW ALD The pidnre that's printed with )'Ollr colwm loob old. Why doo't you get a new ooe tabn?-William Popper, N.Y., N.Y. • My syndicate doesn't mak:e money oo my column. They make it an my photo. ff they don't have to n:plaoe it, 1hey can report a pra&l .Aho, ne:.:tpeu woo't change the pic- ture because their readers w get shook up. Anytime you change something in a paper. people get nervous. This is my last~OOto. tabn in 1973. Since the photos ol Howud H are 25 ears old, I think fm very up-to-date. FOR GINA WLLOBBIGCDA I just saw your book -:Italia Mia .. and wondered how dim- mlt it was far you to taa all dime pictuaes?-8. ~ Ienosha, Wu. • Taking them was easy. Choosing the right ooes for the book was the problem. You see, I took 2.0,000 pLotos. but could nse only 191. I got heart palpitations every time I made a rejection, and was almost a basket case by the time rd finished "'killmg ofi my bani work. roa VICTOB llOllCE Do yoa foal arooncl ~ die ..... o61age U weJl as CID it? -E. K., Lyndabmg, Va. e AEta-you read this. I guess you11 say I do. I once bet a ' friend I could teD the time by DlY piano. I played a rowing Sousa march io my hotel room. The occupant m the room nat door banged on the wall and shouted angri)y: "'Stop that noise! Don't you lcnow it's ooe-thirty in the morning?' FOR THE ASK THEM YOU~ELF EDITOR ls it true that a movie star ooce 1CDt Bona Bandt a live 9C!OrpiooP-John McDooougb, l:endaD·Pnk, N.J. • It was a tarantula, 3ccordiog to Rona. Her secretary re- ceived a ten~OOJJ canister-in the mail, with a dead taran- tula inside. Rona suspected a very well-known actor of send- ing it, and says her proof soon came. A friend of hers was at a party where the 8l1ests were watching 1V. When Rona didn't make her nightly newscast (because of a strike), the actor in question shrieked, •My Cod, we've killed her!'" And hU then-wife said, -Well, that's what you wanted. Aod our fingetprints are all over the can ... Rona says the actor later admitted tbe whole thing and that they're now friendJy, but nm friends. Says the actor, contacted by FAMILY WBEJD..Y: ·Rooa is a friend of mine now. She's a nice lady. I don't want to say any more about it.· Australian outback, the aborigines offered us witcbety grubs.. Bot they were still alive and loolced something like our own ~ so we twned them down. In Alaska I was offered &esh blubber from ~ seal by a young Eskimo who bad hacked off some with a rusty knife. Many people offec us unusual foods that we try and fiocl delicious. Rea:utfy. in the Falkland Islands, I heard a story about a sailor who tived for more than a year on a small island by eating the raw base of the tussoclc grass and what he could find washed up on the beach. I tried the grass and found it delicious, .-ome- thing like hearts of palm. FOil BURT REYNOLDS Did you ever tbiak ol baviDg ,..... own TV lhowP-Deau Gesualdo, Las Vegas, Nev. e Many times. I ~e; about it in 1958 and did ~ bc.t• and NBC me. I thought about it apm !o 1965 and did~· and ABC cmoeled me. And l tboagbt about it yet agam in 1971 and did ·nan August• and~ canoeled me. If lever think about it again. maybe I should try Public 1V. (P.S. I am doing a series of specials for NBC.) FOB. JEANE DIXON Afkr 1 uw "11le ~ l M.nt IUt yau bad preclded dl8t ewiryane wLo --tbe ..... woMl die ...... &ft years. n.e movie did oodaing to me. What pOiilplied ,.. tD malie such a precfictioa?-Jomi Bloomr, Ratledge. Tmn. • I made oo pmdictioo wbaboew!I' about that movie. How rumors }j]ge this get started is a mystery tu me. FOii JJIOm:Y CUN7T Which do you prefer, wwlcing before a ti9e nwfina m being on TV?-R H., Pou~ N.Y. e It's hard to cboose.. 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Nta(.1.6 mg. nicotine-8\'. per cigarene by nc me1hod. / I 'm ncitbu lumed nor educated. lo fact. rm not ooly a biAJi school dropout, rm a high school throw- OUL However, most of my life rve been involved with the arts. Like anyone in- volved with the arts, fve bad a con- siderable conftict. personal conflict, with the terms elitist culture and popu- lar cuJture, for rusons that I will try to explain. But to do that I have to go a bit into my own background. I spent much of my early childhood in a very small town io Alabama that depended entirely upon cotton for its economy. Cotton and lumber. There was no library in this town. The only thing that I ever saw anybody reading was the two papers that arrived on the 6 o'clock bus from Mobile, The Mobile Register and The Montgomery Advec- tiser, that, and a few sort of farm magazines. What I me.an is that I didn't know anybody who was interested in reading. U so, I was totally unaware of them. But for some curious reason. when I was about four years old, and with the help of an old lady who could scarcely read herself, I became obiesscd with the idea of learning to read. Grad- ually I did. Thia was two years before I was old enough to go to the local school. Aod I leamed to read, really, very well. And bit by bit J tAught my- self to write too. So by the time I went to first grade in school. J could already read and write and bad done it virtually by myself and for no explainable rea- son. I mean, no model, no particular motivation, just the great obsession and desire 10 do so. But instead of being encouraged by the teachers at school, I was actually punished for iL They thought that there was sometlUog a bit f ~ about iL I was almost never callcd on in class to read aloud because 1t made the other children fed bML Be- cause of this., I developed a 1CD1C of isolation and started writing little stor- ies when I was about seven or eigbL J wrote every day. My stories weie total- ly different from the things that I read in the magazines and oewspapen I was able to obtain. They were about things around me. they were real, and there was nothing childish about them. I never thought of them as being either good o r bad. It was just something that l was doing; but gradually 1 began to realize that there was tomethiog ... a door beyond which I couldn't go. There was some man·ek>us, meritorious thing there beyond this door. but I couldn't open the door becauae I had no aocas to iL But I knew it wu there and it was 4 • FAMILY 1¥EEJCLV, W.rdl 1a. 1175 Look.int Baek On My Life ••• Truman Capote on Sueee&4i., Pride ••• and Confllet · B y 'I'rllaaa Ca .. te 0 1n school I did NrJ badly met failed all my grades. They really thought there•• somelhing simpleminded about me. Quite seri- ously. And I begm to develop a strong inferiority compleL" Thia wticte was adapted by Truman Capote from an address he made at the recent PaJm Coast Symposium on "The Human Condition.'' Mr. Capote wu one of 13 outstanding leaders in arts and letter•. science. education and eo- clal thought who addressed ~ gath- ering of ad~ at PaJm Coast. Ra. One of the symposium"• subjects waa the Interplay of art and life, and it was thb subject (particularly popular culture 'IL elite cutture) that Mr. Capote took as hla atartJng poUrt. The Mttlng was the ITT-developed PaJrn Coast. the growing new community located between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine on Aorlda's AUantlc Coast. Motivator of both Palm Coast and the symposium is Dr. Norman Young, urban planner, behavioral psychOlogist and ICholar. the fi.nt time that 1 became awan; real- ly, of the difference betweeo good and bad. excelleot aod poor. U it hadn't been for a IOft of a fruk happening. I think that I might. at that point, have just become an intd.lectuaJ- ly arrested caac. In school I did w:ry badly and {ailed all my grades. lbey really thought there waa something simpleminded about me. Quite serious- ly. And J began to develop a strong in- feriority complex. But I knew there was something beyond all this if ooly l could just reach out and touch it. And tbeo because of this freakish thing that happened, cYerything cbanpd. This was during the Depresaioo. and the WPA, which was making joba for all kinds of people, dispatched teams of .psychiatrists all over the U.S. to ex- amine children, to give them IQ testa. So suddenly one day in this little town these three psychiatrists turned up, two men and a woman. They came to our school. when: we must have bad about 35-0 kids, and gave IQ tests to all of us. So I took the test along with everybody else, banded the thing in, and I WCDl home; and that evening tbele th.Re peo- ple came driving up to the house and they talked to my relatives and they asked if they could give me their tat again, or a variation of it. So the oat day ( toot the teat again. They t.heo talk.cd to my family and astcd if I could go to New Y ort to take part io an educational experiment at the Horace Mann School. Several children who bad made h•gh scores around the coun- try were being auembled there for cJoeer research. Later, they arranged for me to go to a special school. which I did for tbn:ie or four )'Can. Aod what- ever education 1 got, I got there. But J wu very bored with iL AU I wanted to do was write. At this time. and I guess J wu about 16, I started sending thiop to various magazines. One of them was "The New Yorker.•· And suddenly, 00e day (this was the beginning of the war and I think they had a very xvere shortage of staff) I got a note from them ukiog me if J would be interested in a permanent job wort.iog at 1be New Yorker." They didn't know anything about me, they didn't know bow old I was, nothing, but I c.allcd and I made an appoint- ment and appeared. The editor was a · man named Harold Ross, a very fero- cious man, and I'm rather small When I was 17 I looted maybe 11 )lean old, and when I walked in the' room Mr. Ross Sooted at me for the longest while, Conti""~d ,· tulvertlaement ''We're looking for people to write children's books?' If you ever wanted to write and be published this is your opportunity. by Francis Gemme We o~ writers. There arc over 200 publishers of books for children and more than 400 magazines, all of which have a need for writen. We know that many people could help to fill this oced for children's writers if they oould only get started. Arc you one of those people? Do you have the urge to write and the ambition 10 work at it but arc unable to get professional training? Are you tied to your home or job? Perhaps you lack conf tdenoc in your ability? Have you ever read a children's story and said, ... can do betta than that"? Have you ever deplored the lade of good new literature for young readas? Do you love children? Do you waJ\t to do something import.ant with your life? Do you want the personal satisfaction and lbe rewards that come with writing for children? That very attitude may be the clue to you rhat you cao do it. for ~ de- sire to write must come ftrst. Stories a.ly 109 cu write. Oooc you learn to use the basic writing techniques, writing for children is easier than you think. Your personal experi- ences, fantasieg, personality traits, and hobbies all lend themselves to good sut>- jccts. Many of these subjects have been writtco about -plainly and simply - and have been published. You probably have within yourself many children's stories that only you can write. A ..... kW of 9CllooL The Institute of Children's Literature was founded to cocourage more and bet- ta writing for young readers. Top writ- en aod publishers have worked together to create a professional course to teach you to write for young children and for teenagers. They include people like Lee Wyndham, a teacher and author of forty- eight books, including How To Wriu /OI' Children and Teenagers, Hardie Gramatky, author and illustrator of many famous children's books like Littlt Toot, and John Ledcs, President of Astor Honor .~ks and author of many award-winning children's books.. In total, these professional writen have published hundreds and hundreds of books and magazine articles for young readers. They .know how to write -how to teach -and how to help you 'J>Ublish. Leualag to write ud to sell The early success of this course has been repeated many times by people Ii.kc yourself who knew in their hearts that they could write in a way that would en- rich children's reading experiences. This course will train. you step-by-step from the writing of the opening sentence through the selling of a finished manu- scripL Yes, you will have completed a manuscript suitable for publication when you finish this course. Yom owa imtnid•. Because writing is a very personal ex- perience, we beliicvc that the teaching of writing must also be personalized. That is wby, in addition to writing materials_ textbooks, instruction. and auignmcnts, you wilJ rcocive personal guidance on every lesson from your own instructor: The insuuctor cboseo for you will be a professional writer who will remain with you throughout the course. He will show you how to use your personal feelinp, e.xperiences, imagination, and interests to write for children -in your spare time at home. won. .. yam owa ,-e. A writing course is most effective when you can work at the time you feel most like working. With this course. there is no bell to cod the class and no interruptions from other students. You and your instructor can work together at the pace most suitable for J'Of'. This flex- ible schedule allows more time for each student than is ~iblc in a clU1room situation. You mail your completed work lo your instructor who carefully reads and edits each amigrunent. He then writes you a long penonal letter explaining in detail his correctioos and makes specific recommendations. You receive prof es- sional advice and guidan<:e while you work where you want -when you want. Although many writers of children's books cam SI S,000 to $20,000 and more a year, the benefits of a career in writing also include the challenge. the excitement, and the great satisfaction of doing something imponant with your Francis Gemme, a Founder of the 1nslitute of Childrcn·s Literature, is the Prcsidcot and Publisher of Gallery Houste and a consultant to Young Reader's PTcss. life. When you complete this course. you will be a qualified writer with a future. And what a future! The market is unlimited. Editors and publishers of children's literature are crying out for talented writers. This year, more than 30 million chil- dren's books will be published, produc- ing total safes of over 170 million dol- lars! And over 400 periodicals for chil- dren with a combined circulation of over 80.000,000 will be published. Books and magazine articles for children arc fre- quently adapt~ for television and for the movies. In addition, there arc twenty-four children's book clubs and a rapidly expanding children's paperback market. J Writing is truly satisfying only when your work is published and, for writers of children's literature, it bas never been easier to find a publisher. Will J• take tlte first step? You may be a teacher. be taking care of a home. or be a concerned grand- parcnL You may not even believe that you have the ncccsary background 10 become a successful writer. But, as an author, yoefwill be judged solely on your ability to write -not o n your age, sex, education, or previous writing cxpeTi- enc:c. For example. female authors appear on the best sellers Ii.st as frequently as do male authors and, in the field of chil- dren's literature, there are as many f e- male editoB as there arc male editors.. Fftlr' test. To find qualified men and women with an aptitude for writing, the Faculty and ConsuJtants of of the Institute ttave prepared a special Aptitude Test. 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We simply can't send you outside on any kind of assignments,, but we'll keep you here in the office." Which V(as true. I was tucked away in a small office for two yean and wasn't allowed to be seen too often, and we had that liltle boy Capote. down there doing "Talk of the Town." But be.re's the point I am com- ing to: It was al this juncture that I had to make a real decision. I didn't want to be a "New Yorker" writer. I ad- mired the magazine, I admired every· one there, and l knew they bad done brilli.anS thin~ but I knew that if I stayed on there, I would fall into ''The New Yorker" pattern, all that precision writing and editing, and I just didn't want to be that kind of writer. And th.is is when I started mat.ins a decision between elitist and pop culture. I con- sidered "The New Yorker" represent- ative of popular culture in a way that I didn't think at that moment I wanted my writing to be. And so, after a great deal of hemming and hawing, I left, went off by myself and wrote my first novel It was called "Other Voices, Other Rooms." And it bad a curious success. Some said it was successful because it had a certain notorious quality; othen said it was successful becaux of all the publicity that sur- rounded it-mainly due to a rather ex· otic photograph of me that appeared on thejackeL Whatever it was, I felt guilty about it. I didn't feel that I could be very good if I was successful. There wu a coo· Diet in my mind because I had been ao brainwashed by my colleagues into be- lieving that if you were commercially successful you couldn't be good. Of course, that's ridiculous, but it was a kind of paranoiac reaction that devel- oped. And this is what I .mean about ,, the personal conflict that intrudes be- tween the ideas of elitist and popular cuJture. It took me several years to rid myself of that paranoia. There was the feeling that I didn't want to be success- ful; I was too snobbish to want to be successful But then gradually I went on with my writing and published four or five books and they all more or Jess had the same kind of reviews and criti- ~1-<:omntercial success. But then came a great crisis; I de- cided I wanted to work in forms other than prose-fiction. I'd always been ~ • • FAMILY WEEKLY, Men:fl t•. 1975 great film enthusiast; in fact. w.beo [ was living in that small town in Ala- bama, I saw every film shown at the on- ly movie house. It influenced my writ- ing tremendously, my sense of con- struction and speed, of shaping things in filmic images. It was all right to go to films, but it wasn't correc~ to work in them. If you worked in films, then you were being disloya(to literature. Still, I wanted to work in films and [ did. I found the movies a very exciting medium, and about a tenth as difficult as writing a novel, because a film script is nothing but construction and dia- logue. I lilted writing scripts, and yet all the time I felt this continuing con- flict. I felt I really shouldn't be doing this, I should be working on a book or a short story. J reaJJy shouldn't be wast- ing my time. I'm being disloyal to my own particular gifts. There was a truth "When I wn 171 looked maybe 11 reara old, and when I walked tn the room Mr. Roa looked at me for the longeet whlle; then rang •bell for hi• male secretary end the 89Cl'8tary came In and he Nld: 'Jim, what kind of joke la thla? What Is thla kid doing In here?'" in it that caused a genuine oooftict and produced in me a nervous condition; but somehow l couldn't drag myself away from working in film imagea. The next treacherous step was when I ~ came fascinated by television. Tele- vision: the most evil thing of all. But I begao to write and work in television and did about 10 or 15 programs and beame absorbed with it as a medium. Although I realized that very few peo- ple whose opinions J respected had any real feeling about it, I fdt an undertow, the feeling that I was doing the right thing for me, that I was moving my talents into a medium that had a more immediate impact on people and was reaching much larger audiences than I would reach otherwise. I decided, "Well, okay; you can't have it both ways. You can't have the respect of elitist coteries, and at the &ame tim}: demand the attention of large audi· ences: you have to make a compro- mise." And that leaves me today with certain confticts that I haven't yet re- solved. I don't know how I will resolve them, but I feel that I would rather work in dilferent media than stay with ooe particular medium, namely prosc- writing-cven though I know that hap- pens to be my strongest fM1 medium of all. 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Recently we t.aJt.ed in the Colle&' luxurious apartment on Manhattan's East Side. A framed boot jactel from Howard's beat adlcc. --CO- acll, .. was on ooc wall and a Leroy Nei- man painting on aood>ec. Mr. Neiman bad written. -ro Howard and bis life- time Emmy, January 22, 1974." FAllLY WEEKLY: Did you realize you were manying a man who wu destined for fame? EllllY: No, I ocminJy did ooL I mar- ried Howard during World War ll. He wu in the Army, and after his discharge he planned to practice law. l won't say that I didn't sense an aura of SUCCCS1 about him; J felt that Howard wouJd do we11. rm attracted to peop1e who at Jeast have the drive. My father is that kind of person, and that's the kind of penon who appeals to me. But I ocvcr expected this! FW: How did you meet your husband? EllllY: We were in the Army. J wu a WAC secretary to a major and he was an officer. We md in May. and wae m.anied 13 months later. I think if we had been married in a month, our mar- riagie would have bceo just as satc:eaafu.1. FW: What were your early inamcd years lite? EllllY: It was very difficult to get bot. ing, m we liYed with Howard's parents in Brooklyn for the tint three yean. Theo we mo9'ed to a developmait here in New York called Peter O>opcr VtJ.: lag1t. which was abaolutely marvelous for a young couple becaU9C it had supervised playgrouoda, programs for children and interesting neighbors.. All of us were just out of the Army. st&rting oew careen. Karl Malden and John Fonyt.be IM:d tbc:re. Tiae were otben. but I remem- ber tboee two became we re1'1Wn friend- ly today. e a FAMILY WEECL.Y, .._di 11, 1915 '\ ..... , I dgal • dmbJ..,... ....... 5' ,•..,. ...., c:oeml.., ... --rtgM tor ....... " "Howard'• not the kind of person who Ilk• me to be away, Ifs n. chlldiah aide of his natura. He can't find things. He gets heaclKhea. I try to laugh about It, but It doesn't make for a very relaxed ncation H JOU know JOUI' hulbmd ls In New York being unhappy md dleorpnized." FW: Did you continue to wort after you were married? EllllY: No. I never worked. r got preg- nant and cooceotrated oo raising a f:aln- ily. I suppose if my days wcre:o't full- and I mean they are full-from the time I get up at 6:30 in the morning until we go to bed at night, I would have wanted a career. I do sympathize. and in many ways cmpathiu., with Women's Libera- tion. Pcth.aps ifs a Daw in ~which I aincercJy doubt-but I thoroughly en- joyed raising my c hildren. I found it lo be a full-time job, an absorbing job, an interesting job. And now, Howard is truly a full-time job! I travel witb him. The football seaaoo meam 15 wcet.a of coostant tnvd. I take my needlepoint and the boob I want to read. And "Monday Night Football" is not just a football game. rm his bo8tcm. There's always a dinner party for the spooson. who fed they're entitled to be wined and~ and of c::ounc they are. They want to med Haward eo.en·s wife beca•• they're curious. I know when I meet cdebritics. rm curioua about their wiwatoo. And then there's almost always a cocktail party before the game itself. Again, we're expected to be at th.at When ..e're in town, the owners very otteo have a dinoer party with membcn of the team, and they would lite me to be there. So then: again it's a job. Ifs pleasant. but it's a job. FW: It must be very exciting to have raded your family, tbeo suddenly be in the oatiooal Jimeligbt. go to parties, do all of that traveling. EllllY: Ob. JU, fYe bceo very fortu- nate.. l raid articles about women who have gooc through meoopa.lJIC aod ~ emotionally undone. I can undentand lha.t. Your childn:n arc grown. and there you are, fcd.ing aba.odoocd in an empty bouae. But thia juat didn't happen to me. I never had a chance to say to myself, "Oh, loot, rm lady to begin my fifties. rm all aJooe and my children don't need me." For me there was never any pallle. My life became mor~ interesting. FW: Tdl us about your children aod gnndcbildrcn. EllllY: My oldest daughter, Jill O>banc. is 29. Wbeo we speak of our children, it always iocludes our son-in-law, whom we love very dca..rly. JiU and Peter ban three children. Justin, age five, Jared. age three, and Caitlio. age two months. Hilary, who's 23, is at Mcdill School of Journalism at Northwestern Univer- sity. Hilary plans lo be a newspaper- woman. Not broadcasting-newspapers. FW: How do yolir children feel about thetr father's success? EllllY: They find it very difficult to cope witb. It doesn't rub off on Jill too much becaUliC her name is no longer Coscll. Hilary has the double sword of having hil name. Tbctt aren't that many CoscUs; J doa't know any otbcn. Peo- ple make it a joke: "Oh. you must be Howard Co9Cll's daughter. ha-ha! ..... And of c.ounc abc W And when the girls read columns that are derogatory, they react It hurts them and they get angry. Howard has prom· iled Hilary that he'll never sped at a coUege she's attending. Northwestern has uted Howard to spcli there. After Hilary gradlWes, fine. But Northwestern wiD not sec h.i.m until that 'lime. FW: When Mr. CoseO first became a sportscaster, be was eatrcmely oontro- vcnial How did that affect you? EllMY: I cannot believe people who say that such things don't get to them, don't hurt or anger I.Mm. If• very bard to take. But fortuoatdy in my cue, l believed in aJI the st.ands Howard toot. Plus 1 thought it WU time 90fDeODC uid these thinp. Sports is not a acied part of fife. l agreed with Howard that in dlis ClOOD- try they bad made sports a sacred thing. But athletes arc human! And rm sure the ownen got very irritated when How-......_ ard took the aide of the players. ! But it's bettCT to teU the truth as you fi sec iL Howard ncvci-would have sue-~ ceedcd oo any other basis-anyhow. There ii are eno ugh sporuca.sters in the world that there wouldn't have been a place for one more who had' never played the game, who wu from New York. Jewish. and hardly the preJHChool type. He got attention by saying what be thought, and thco there war a place for him. I think he was right for his time. Howard and I have talked about that FW: Is there anything that you've had to give up becaU9C or Howard's suc:cas? EllllY: Other than privacy, DO. 8ut un- til you lose privacy, you don't know how precious it is. We were in New Orleans for the Super Bowl, and it was nioc that people greeted him warmly, but it turned out that we couldn't even wait in the streets. People would approach us aod say, "'Could 1 have my picture taken with you?" or "Could I have your auto- graph?" Finally we decided we'd better stay in the hotel. That takes some of ~ fun out of life. FW: Is Howard )till planning to run for the U.S. Senare in 19761 EllllY: No. It's somet.hing I would &ove to sec him do, and it would certainly be a lovely way to spend our declining • years. But I think he'd have trouble get- ting the nomination. Abo, be wouldn't be able to work for ABC. He'd have to take whatever money we've managed lo accumulate and be prepared to spend a great deal of it campaigning. He might end up out in the cold, and how do you st.art all over again? FW: Do you and your husband have any spccia.I plans for I 9151 EllllY: Ob, I'm a seashore ouL )f I bad my way, rd live on the ocean. I doo't go to the beach in the summer any more because Howard can never stay. He's not the kind of person who likes me lo be away. lt's the childish side of his na- ture. He cao 't find things. He gas head- aches. I try to laugh about it. but it doesn't make for a very relaxed vaca- tion if you know your husband is in New Yort being unhappy and disorganized. 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Incl. 100 cards. 1sd! ........ (.JJiV) . 134a50 ..... ...... 1342~ (5117"1 l~lOOo..11 ..... $1.99 . . ,._ $Z..'9 ,._ TbeLtz1 w-1 lo Sh.pe up! ALL..-...otlE Hanle Telephol• Center Att1'1tcthre colon la I-d"lp __,.In table Is the beat P.f-• for your phone and alt its ace.es.--.. "'-.. cradled on ~ ••• ......,. • ..... fw cfJrectDttea and • ahetf Inside for pada, pens, en:. "-rlect In bed,_-., ""· Inc 1110m. hall 25• tall lJl• ...... c...-r -$1.M FISH CLEANING BOARD ·~ 1rA1tKLtN8 sruN 8LAll HOltlEI P1tAHCE IN TME LIGHT. Artfuffy ere.tad from deOcate spartillnc spun atau. ~ beavtlful ho-._, to ~ .. they . catch & r9flec:t llaht In hundreds of h~ llllflts. This Mt of three ,...,.. In ll:n frwn 1114• to lih• tall. UM tMrr'I ~lly or •• a arouo on 1helf1~!~HI. tabht ... wa~h the room bnsmen up. ~':;-~ ~~-~ __ -$].,, A Colonial Spoon Rack Dtspi.ys and enhanc• h i-uty Oii -.wntr, •ntlque, or •t•rllna apoons. Warm mahc19- M'Y finished wood briftp • ..,,... ct-to any room.. ~ en. )oys of collec:tina apoons If 1'IM' ~ .. al.-cty. c. loNal radl holck l&. Al- Cac'-In sec:onda to -•tie • dlspl•y 9a15·. ,,_,__..._ ltllctr -..... ,, VICTOMMWALLllllACKET once hakf • keroMne lamp, now lt'1 -~ plant holdat1 C...ft9d like tne oriclnal of antique blacti cast Iron. M.ticu'-ly detailed Ilka 19th cenbuy anca.tor. Ann ntends 9 'n •. 4 • diam. 12f06--.Vldlwten .,_... " .. lllCMAW-NM:&. WlllTD CMI OlMa, COAlllC. mETAL. "-MTlC. ,,_ __ "' ~ cerMde •P -'a llM e pencil llltt -neada lfwlroenlncj. PTo-_.......,._-.--OZ. tiooal. ..,., .-.o. tapea, etc.. ~ tip etd'8a IJtla • dl-.d a .... fofwftr. II> long. ~ ,,_. _...,_.. YOU MAY CHARGE EVERYTHING TO YOUR MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARO USE HANDY COUPON ON PRECEDING PAGE ~--·. -mulDIDe ltd1in w..smi M Lifeng M~" ., .... ~""""'" aboldmyi~~I ,,w., lrtlU9 tltbfp, .M ltOdt-. rmJJ, ~-FOflUahw ~ was mdU.. "'1 U/e mUuobk. Tlte11 I.., "" ad i11 tlte ,...,._ 1Nf1¥' /or Yqiiil, • MW W"7 to -1w,, dOfl /artbtitv ~-' trild II .NI ii '"'"' wori.ed. • Mn.S. T.,IUcJuruMd, YirrinUI U you suffer from exter- nal vaginal itching, there ia now a creme medication spe- cifically formulated to bnog fast, tanoorarv Rlief. Called Vqiail."" it'• aVaibble withoui a pracripOoo.. Doctor-tested Vapw is a soft. easy-to-apply meclicatioo that helps llopaternal vagina) itching aldiO.t instantly. Yet Vagisil is &entJe enough for tender, irritated membranes. Vagisil leaves a cooling. tecti~ lubricating film to J:; chect bactc:ria. IOOthe irritated membranes. and 10 speed nal· ura1 healing. Get Vagiail at all drug couoten. Ddicatdy 1Cented. Oreaadas. For trial tube, send 25¢ to Vagjsil, Box 328 Y w White Plains. Yagi·sa·I New Yort 10604 SPARE TIME INCOME? SELL KNAPP SHOES! Sell tamous 1<rWCJP Cust*>n ConU1 Sft>eS ~ lime. or pert lime " suppernent ~ income. Millions °' repeat cuslomel'S. Higlet c::ommiseionl plus bcnJ989. No wwestnent. FfM s8'es lul. YOU staf1 91rYW1Q wi1t1 yo.II lirsl sate. Write I. Mltfgcil. 632 Knapp Centre. Btod<kn Mae&. ~1 . LETS PAC& IT, amilbdY hair m --. lcp. fllCC am be dowmilbt .... barrmsiq! ,urrtll Tw~. • easy do. it...youndf dedrol- ysia cte.ice. lafety and permanently ftlD0"'1:S mnrantcd bair, and does it without pwdmq the IUD! Ap. pcan in nrioal medical joarna1L Sl6.9S. Geoa-aJ Medic:al Canpaay, Dept. FW&-26, S701 West Adams Bhd... Loi~ CA 90016. \\eek end Shopper By L)nn lleadley NON-MnAL~ --~your beeh and • mooey! 9N~ Node'" taps are made from an •marina sted-tougb polyurdhane that teepa beds per- fect for moadll A.mdl in aeoaadl to any bed. and DO OOC will pell you're wcarina tap&. Maa'a or Wies' sizle. l pain. SI. (Cb a-.e you O\'a" S"4 in new heels). Special: 7 pain. S2. HaJe Red Co.. Dept. PW3, 112 Cllip ltd., MiddJefidd, MA 01243. CHURCHILL OotmaryCol- lcction of 11 newly iuued mint postas.e stamps from Britain and ber Protector- ala in a com- memontion of die lOOtb an- ai"1CRUY of Olurcbilf• birth. y OUl"I free to introduce ~ aenice of 8ri1ilb Empire and ocher worid-wide llampL Buy any or none; c:ancd .mice anytime. Send 10, for m.ailiq IO Kt:nmOr'e Com- pany. Dept. WC-IOS, Milford, NH OJOSS. "'IULP nAMK" MACNll"'l1NG GIAS'Jl!S CUI bdp you rad the tiDielt print imtandy. So bandy aod bdplul reading price tap, pro- ....... menus. etc. lmpM:t raillant aa.e&. Ben Franklin frames wilh c:rytltlJ dear zyl CIOp rim pw:a )'OQ unobalruct.ed .moo. In deep brown or jd bbct.. Specify men'• or women's. Not for a•ipna•iwn or eye cfirara W-dh cue, $6.9S plus SO, ~ (No Olden for' N.Y. dd'y). Joy Optical. [)qi(. 434; 73 FiftJa A¥C.. New Yad. NY 10001. ......,.. ........ ,__ z •• 'rd ~ .... , .... .nn. a. ............ ,_... ., ..... ......,.....,__ ... 9MT • _, ,,_,,_..,.,I, ,,._ ~ ..- dil..t w-. •••-' ......... •-••'nw•-•..__., 1 111 t 11111111 ,.. spa MML·ORDl!R cmrnFICATI! !IOO TA8l£TS RJR $1.15 WI! PAY POST..: 19Tm11111.....-ras ............ OffO CIOOD mxT I WO:U ma.Y 0100 .. 2.ta 0 !IOO tar 9..115 0 1000 tar 1U9 Paat, •••Y to•••· Worlra nery time, Qllll-flJ9 or your a_,. bedr. a •r "D At all dnc COUDtlW L I. Do relaxing exe~ises starting with your toes. 2. Drink warm milk. 3. Sleep at the other end of the bed. .t. Take C.ompoz.. ClA ,,.~a.1 STAll SAVE DOLLARS "I'oo Never Seen . Anything Like It. .. " ........... _ .................. .._. CA...,.. .._ _, ............ 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CM/6. _,.\. __ LM_C..._• __ ............ _ .. _ nm-------·--·---··----.-OM•-•-.. .. ---~-... -----------., _ ....... -~ On those occasional ni~ts · h · when you have trouble lall-WHEN YOU OllDD BY MAIL from companies t at advertise -.. ing asleep 1 try Compoz and in Family Weekly, allow up to four weeks for delivery. Some· wake up retreshed. times unintentional delays occur. If they do, write: Lynn Compoz isn't an ordinary Headley, Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y.10022. sleeping pill. It has no barbit-t-------------------------- urates and is not habit form-Does Vour Antac•1d Upset ing. So you wake up more re-I ' freshed wifhOMt that grogn _,;~~i>o&simplyrelaxesand Your Low-Salt Diet? unwinds you. so your body is able to fall as~p as naturaJly as possible. And tll' rnorY naturaJJ11 JI0.11 sleep, tit~ b~tter 11011.ful lht nn·t morning. •111111, 1111 •t1lla1• II TllllCI ,_. n.. ...._ ....... raa tablet ..., be Pilcrou..,. u.n ... ,,,....., ............. ...... wlaat .. do! If yoo'n worried about salt in your diet-a ca.ee of heartburn or acid indigestion can preeent a ru.I problem. You abou'-1 lcoow that just five tablet.a of the leadioc roll ant- acid taken during the day wou'-1 u~ mott than half the allow- a.nce of aodium many doctoni rec- olDIDeod for strict &ow.....at diet&. That'• playinr it pretty d09e. And that's why you ought to know about Bisodol• Tableu. Bisodol abaorba more exceu acid than the leading roll brand -yet coot.aim far less aodium. And t.boogb Biaodol Tablets quickly relieve that miserable heartburn and acid indisestion, it's good to know you can take them whenever you need them- withoot worrying about sodium_ Pick up some Bisodol Tablet. today. Remember-Biaod ol Tablets are low in sodium .,, high in acid-absorbing power, GROW DENSE GREEN PERFECT LAWNS ON ANY SOIL- WITHOUT SEED! • Perfected by the U.S. Government • Approved by the U.S. Goff Association ZOYSIA GRASS Plugs Beautify "Problem" Lawns Where Ordinary Grasses Fail! EVERY PLUG 18 GUARANTEED TO GROWi You invest in a su"' thins with Zo}'1ia Plup! You're not apendina moocy and time on a lawn that fades just when you want to enjoy it! And, you're not a .. lawn..Jave" -11 atays a lush, rich snien throusb drou.abts, weeds itJell-cbot es out crabsrus. n«ds m waterinsl In other words, you·re liberated-free to eo on vacation, play eolf, rnel OD the beach! Summertime becomes funtime~not lawntimel • s.an..,wna. ... .,1 ..... , ••-«111 ... ..,.. JO ........ . • W.'t Mnt-IUll ••• llSlats ..., *' ....... . • ....., ...... .,, •••• u • ""'" ............. ....._, .. l ....... • leslsta lllMCb .. .,,... ....... uuMftlq.Lt11C..a........, ......... • CMUt Ollt C191nss .. ... • Piii& It la WhMst ........ ,.. ........i.,... A PDENNIAL LAWN-PaAcnCALLY INDESTRUC'IULE! Now.Y~ can own a.iree~ hardy lawn -: u l~urious as a resilient chicle-pile broadloom carpd! ~ 1t s YOUl1' to e~JOY without e¥er aaam rating the earth or planting a seed! Merely P.lace the livina pre-<:ut Zoy5ia GrU1 plup into the sround and they'll ftourish thick.er and wider until th_ey spread !>ver your entire l~wnl Once established, they become a deep-rooted ~carpel" that wtchs.taods. livelY ptden pemes and ~reu·s play! With minimum mowina and waterinJ, Zo~ thnves. even on sandy or cl~ IOi.l ~ followios sbaJJ> frost will its color brown out. but 1t renews ·~If as pun as ever m the sp~ A true care-free perennial for everr climate! Plant 3 aquare inch pfup I-ft. apart. AU iostroctiooa included. Double GuarantM S l I · · (1) All plinu "''"' arrtw 111 P«fwct ave on our ow, ow qutmlaty prices condition Ud (2) ttu'lvt aftef pllllt-Zoysia Gnus Plues: lff plup (L0oot27V) o.ly $6.95 Inc or JOU may rttuni fol replac• S.n! lH plap (LOtMJSY) Only $I0.95 (san $1.95) =-~.: ~1::f:' 3 o~ua Pl'lcW S."~ $JZ.75! SH plop (LOH94JV) OaJy $22.00 .---NO BEND STEP ON PLUGGER FOR FAS't EASY DIGGING LllM~ ...... 2-w111 ............ ,... ............................. c... 99111 ........ == ......... hr ... JllllS. ..... ..,,atldmf .. ·•1-~-... ...... (IM77111) . . . . ~y $4-'9 ~ 340 ,..., Stnet. H1ncmr. r.nmylYania 17331 ~AK ELA ND Nll &ttERIE..fti .ftiALES MAIL THIS NO RISK COUPON TODAY' UID.t..111 llUISEIES SAl.£S, 01,t.l.708, H11tttr, Pa. 173311 ,,_,. ........... ,.,,... ..... ,....., .... c..... w. -~ .. I 0 1• ...... (L9977Y) ft M.11 ...... -$SM ••• S... Ac· o s...1 ae.....,~ _.._,E.,.............. I • ,, .... CS-fl..SJ ..... 0 ..... ~11! -,..., Cl-.uTI • . ~ I 0 ,...._ ....... ~7Nl fJ M.t1 T...... ~ I ,_ & ........ .,.._ Oty-------~ ...... _ --s.... n. I ~ .... ....., • ..,......,... Cali.ct" o o..t ..... ,., ,. .. .,. I ....... .........., ..,. ,. ............. ll·Jl9957>0 -~----------------- , .C9Wlud In the \\Odd! l BARRY NEWllAN An .............. How 8atrJ NeWlllM, .._ of NBC'1 '1tetrocelll,0 got the ec.r over his left eye: ""I couJd make up 1ome romantic yam-that I got it in a duel over a fair maiden-but I was ...med to be truth- ful and honest. so here goes .... When I was Jive. I came out of kindergarten ~ tripped ov• -a tricycle that scme stupid kid left on the edge of the pave- ment I fell Bat on my face in the gut- ter, right smaclc on a glass bottle. My 12-year-old brother picked me up and rushed me straight to Musachwetts General Hmpital in Boston. By the time the doctor saw me (two hours later). the deep giash had become in· lected and there was a 50..50 chance rd lose that eye. The wound needed treatment for six months afterward. My mother was told I could undergo plastic surgery when I was 12. When the time came. and I heard of how it was to be done (grafting slci.n from my behind) , I said. 'No way.' I still have periodic headaches with pains over that eye. Docb>n cao't explain it, but I'm sure it's because of the accident. Oo the other hand. it's an att.ention-getttt; everyone is fascinated by it and wants to know what happened." EMMA'S OWN DOU. ltledelnherllMge While oct.. people .,. busy .... their ~ and bom&-movie p-o- jecton. documeoting their childrm's youth for posterity, Mrs. Sheila Bielby, a British 'roman. came up with a novel approach few capturing her daughter's youth. A friend scuJpted-a likenea of Mn. Bielby's daugbm Emma. teVen, and Mrs. Bielby attached the be.id to a 24-inch doJrs body made of kapok. The )llmess w,as good enough to move Mn. Bielby to aell "'F.mma• doU. com- mercially. But now she is beginning to get requests from people who want replicas of their own chi1dren or grand- childreo ... Obviously." says Mn. Biel-- by, ·one-of ... Ja.nd dolls are going to be much more ~ve than a mau-pro- duced Emma'" -with her blonde hair and blue eyes. Essentially, it's the same idea as having your child's pmtrait painted or head sculpted. The differ- ence is that you don't have to hang the piece of art oo the waD or place it on a pedestal. The doll could be handed down from generation to generatioo. And one day a little girl could play with a doll that looked just lib her grandmother when she was a little girl. Jukebox boMnza: Last year the rage was roDtop desks; this year it's antique julteboxes,.. says Merv BendewaJd. whose antique store in New York' 1 Creenwicb Village is probably the Ja.rg- est retailer of such machines oo the East Coast. Those big, ornate and colorful Wur1it:zers from the 1930's '40's and early '50's that ooce sold b $500 can now bring as much as $2,400. The primary reasoo is the DOltalgia cra7.e. Mr . .Bendewald explains: "Na.- talgia has redeSned the wonf'antique.' Something wed to have to be at leut 100 years old to be called an antique; in todays world, if there·s a market for it and it's oo longer made, you can call it an antique.'" Wurlitzer bas stopped produdioo of jukeboxes, so .. antiquity'" is almost guaranteed. BIRTHDAYS (Sanday to Thunday, Pisces; Friday to Saturday, Aries) : Sunct.r-Pat Nixon 63; Jerry Lewil 49. llOlldllr -Rudolf Nureyev :rr; Bayard Rtlltin 65; Mercedes McCam· bridge 57; Monique Van Vooreo "2. T~ge Plimpton .t8; Wen- dy Barrie 62. Wedneecl8J-Philip Roth 42; Lynda Bird Johnson Robb 31; UrsuJa Andress 39; Patrick McGooban 46. Thu....,_Joho Ehr~ 50; Carl Reiner 53; Oz:zie Neboll 68. Fri- day-John D. ~ocbfeller m 69. Sat-J urdllr-wl Malden 62; Marcel Mar- -ceau52. . . andQOOtes] Security Service PROUDLY ANNOUNCES - GRAY llATTER Bow bont"ble duit lint gray Mir, n.t lip ol age ...t teil adare. 1 'WIDll ...... ..., • pemer~ 1--lllllime-.., ...... w ....... 111.at lilver tt.e..1.....g die gio&cl (<k.-...lirowu)..-mefeel~ Mi.de-, aD II f h'y clirwiilllwwwated, .... 6_,...-~ ... llmted. .AM-,a-wefoldg , 1 pk wit ..t wida 1i1tr twww ..... Bot DOW I willt, a balding Juick, I W lbw J.ainl I p1gcW all 1-:1.. 5nd lip: "'1..-W.C iloepa.1 Zane -ae....u Nt1Ue... -Bobai B...zt A ma ~ a dodm' he met at a puty what be sboold tab far • bad cold. 'The doctor-pve the --• a:iti- cal look. Ihm adriled, -OOO't niual any reaJONlble alls .• -Z.... °""tJtot'- Patron: Im ., hunfTf I couJd eat a bone.'" Waiter: "Well. sir, )'OU ooaJdn't have ame to a betta' pliace. • -no.. Ldloaoe w elf)rt w Gclwrr: '"TM ,..., .,,_, uxaadiea .,....,_ calW.., ~ • t:'*1 of • oW blop-'. -Ro6erf Br.& nm ii. cauotry wbese ~ can grow up and become PresiClent. They can Do grow up and became V-ace President-but that tabs Joogs. -RobmOrben To gioe Clftl# ~ credU u <lw .. tlte poll office oUnotl neoet lo.es 0 ,._ t6 ~to Occupant. -Lt#w Olingltouae W1an 0 modwr ~ 0 SUJitcla to • c:ipliM Mr ~ dtate &.,r, ~. probably on dte TV aet. -Pranldin P. Jona My wff• " au:h o poor -driwr dtal 0 locol polb!tnan gOIOfJ Mr 0 ....,.. llcid. -Tmn Gollogher THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids ... ,,.. dHllrwntly. Send original contrbllion9 to '"Ct\Qd,'" Flllnl~ ~~,.~:~~:· WbiJe watching television one day. my &vo-~ brother Eric saw an advertisement fc. a movie. Eu:itJedJy be l'Ul to my parents and asked if he could see it. They asked where it was play- ~ and be answered. , think ifs at a tacab::r near yoa. • --S1tdl. Frye Whitaboro, N.Y. Do you think this means something? I just saw a pawnshop with an aprea lane. _.,,..,Oro- Notldag tUaS to ...U o dtl1tl. ., ~ OI belonging to 'JO"' rtftg#t.- bor. -FmnHln P. Jmaea HEARD AT A POLITICAL RAL- LY: "When Oiristoplwr C.Oh.avbus started out. be didn't have the faintest idea~ he WU going. When be got there be didn't know where he was.. When be got I.ck. be cooJdn't teD where he bad been. and he did it all Oil . other people's money. My friends, Christopher Columbus didn't have a thing Oil my distingnithed ~L • -Cow Ycuenai UTILE Biil. Y '"Y• 1 P u ......... E M I &,..Y. ........... hdllw ..... _ ""° ........ _ ................ .. fMllLY MEXL.Y, lllmrdl , .. 1975 • .. a beautiful new medallion doable struck in .999 rme silver WE BELIEVE EVERY AMERICAN 8HOUlD HAVE A Bl-CENTENNIAL CONSTITUTIONAL MEDALUON. 177&.1971 THE CONSTrrUTIONAL THE SPIRIT OF 76 s1.p 1bc Dl:dantioa ol. IDckp ndmnr: ... lldopled by Coapaa Jaly 4, 1776. 11iil ck•c:nme.ot ... lipcd by th0te who loored freedom above life. Thia ~ ,.,,..Jtion QOO>memanta the ltlC.Olld c:e~ aW ~a aJUDtry dcdicVcd ID~ clam aod l.ibe.rty for all. It booon the original Combtutioa of the Uaired States ol America. On the face of this tdutiful Comtitutiona~ Medallion the SO stars arc in a nearly solid riag dcootinl w..ity. Tbc man:biDg men arc symbolic of the freedom we all Jove, truly the "Spirit of 76". The back of the Ulmtitut.ioa.al shows symbolic flags o( the United States of. America and the individual it* flag coming together and remaining uoit.cd foe two bu.ndrcd years. This fine oopywritcd medallion of pure silver, will give you not only a feeling of pride in your country, but also a certain fc:cling of. wcaJth. Why not order yours today. S,.W Nldat. lli-0 • . t c:IDbs. lodsa. or t..s-ailial orpA- irwticwt, be ~ ID atl far our fDDd.nililll pba aad dilmnnb Security Seroice P. 0. Bm 2552-&rut F.as, MontaM !i!MOl r---------------,----------,------, I SECURITY SERVICE I P 0 -2552 f W1 25 I • • -GreM Falls, Mont.am 59401 I I 0 Please send me C.onstitutiooal Bi-Centennial Medallion ( s) at $14.95 each. (Please add $.75 for postJige and bandling.) I endoee my check. or money order in the amount of ._$ __ _ Make all payments to .. Security Service" Name Address City State Pho~.( ) /- Dealer Inquiries Invited • 197!5 SECURITY SERVlCE ..... _________________________________ --- First Class Permit No 4 148 Chicago 111 I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I I I I I =' Business Reply Mail No Postage Necessary if Mailed in the United Stales Postage will be paid by Oc\/RV lllSTITUTE Of TECHr1CllOG'f a eeU. E'I HOWEll SCHOOLS 4141 Belmont Avenue, Chicago, lllino1s 60641 -----------------DI 1-"t tl lttlolf ~ """' l()()AV I - • • • • • • • • • • ... ' I e LL I e A &scimti~ learn-at-home program that includes :=is newgeneration color1V with digital features ••• you build it yourself! You learn occupaaioaal skills in elec> troaics 1brougb apa i11w:1111 and twine as you build a colol" ~ that's ahead ol iDtime! Ywve seen 'TV's that swiYcl, 'TV's with radios built in. 'TV's small enough IO stuff in a suitcase and 'TV's that have remote control. But now comes a color tdeYisioo with features ycAive p-obably newr seen bc:be. Featl.lrcUIOW pc»- sible as a result of the new applicatiam m d.igiW dcarooics ... fr:aturcs that make Bell & Howclts 25-inch diagonal oolor TV ahead m i1s time! You leamabour: Owmcl numbers that flash big and clear right OD the screen. An oo-screcn digiJa1 dodc that ftashes the time in hwrs, mUn•trs and scants with just the push of a button. An automatic channel sdccur that you pre-set to sltip OYa' .. dear cbannd, and go directly to the channels of ywr choia:.. And to insure highest quality pcsfcu•••:e, 1his TV bas silent, all-electronic tunin& "'slate-Of.the4n" integrated circuitry, Black Matrix piaurc tube b a brigbb:r, sharper picture and 100% ~Chassis b loogcr life and dcpcndability. · Perfolm fincimting expea imet•"' widi the nc:fusive ~Lab®e:lc:druaiatna. inc syltlem. It's youn to build. Designed CldmM:ly for our soxtmn, this Bell & HowdJ Blearo-Lab$ training system Pea you up-CO<late -rools cX the trade," including insuumeDls you can use professionally after you finish the program. A digilaJ multim6er that measures voltagd, cur- .rmt and resistance, and displays its findings in big, dear nnmhrn. Far IDDl'C radable than convmtiooal ~ ~·-«9 meters that requft gucs.w.uk and iutt:qaear•ioo. • TM soli&-srau "triggered SWttfl'" oscilkwope is a "must" fDr accurate analysis Df digital circ:ui11y. In- cludes oc wide-band vatical BIJ'4l'ifirr ..t ._. gaed S9l'«{I' featutt to lock in signals b easier ot.rvatioo. The design console is a valuable device b 9Ctling up and c:nmining circu.i1s without soldnjngl F~ nna perrmcd modular axmecton, AC power qJpir and aamislOrized dual range oc powu supply. Build it yourself ••• the pedect way disco th .. to ¥er e exciting field of digital electronics! It's put ol a OOl•qtlece Imm • home propma! Imagine spending your spare time actually building a 2S-inch diagmwl color TV! It's a pojea JOU am wodc OD right in your home. You'll mjoJ the ~·~ ... explcxing. the new. SJ*:i1B c1 djpal arcumy and paia11mtg eq.em.,..,tt 1D 1leSl what youleam. There's no traVdling to classes, no 1ecnua.JD aumd, and you don't have to give up )'OUf job« pay. check just because you want IO ga abe8d. When you finish ttm Bell & Howell Schools pqpam you'll bne Jauned new akilla that oould put J'OU Abad m the fiekl in clearonic )mow.bawf • • • • • • • YOU need DO prim elcaroaica 1-S- puand----1 ~ We smt you otf with the basics. You'll ftlCCiyc a special Lab Starter Kit with your first i.e.., 10 that JOU can get Immediate "'hinds ad' experiena: 1D bdp you beau undersamd oewl)'-lamxd dcarooics priP! jpes Lala', ycAill use JOUr new k:nowlalae and lem:n ocaipatiooal skills as you build the oolor TV. y OU am lllU advm:mge m our 10ll-&eepbcno-in aasisnl>N" saviioc throughout the Pl'OIPl'D and abo our in-pa100 '"help sessions9 bdd in SO cities at wriolJS times throughout the Jal' wha'c you can -wk shJp9 with your insauam and fellow sn.tmn "'lll«uo Lib-•• ~ ndmw\ allhc Bdl .. "'-II ean-ir ... Pick up occupaaioaal ... in tliii;.. cruaics that could lead you in ew ~i'c mw ..&!.-.....! ! wrecoons Once JOU complde this Jam.et-home pnl8mDl flan Bell & Howell School$, ycAill b11ve the apec» iml skills to service color 'TV's plus the knowledle that ]C'A1 can apply to iqJ8ir a variety m home eJcO. tromc:s equipment No bctta' or more pniaial • home mining in clccttooics is available auywbc:RI Tbe9C akills could open up new oppMUDilies iir you. Of oourae, no assurance mib:• • ·~ UW<*mni-tics can be oftercd. Get the <XJqJlctr say 00 dli1 nciring, 1eam-aHonc progiun ... tbe wukfa fim oolor TV course employing digital decuooica tech- nology! Mail canl today for more detaih! Talral for wx:arionaJ pwposa. this P1<JC1111D ii approval by the SUl1e appnwal agaK.-y iJr Vee.. Bacfi.:ta. ............ ._..... .... Alt f#K"°"'" .,_ .,.,,. 8dtool Dl\IRVnmntrf DFTBMDDBV a eei Ei HCIUEU. som.s 4141 Belmonl Chicago. tllinoiF ... t • • -----------------DETACH HERE NfO~ TOOAY ----------------- Yes. I'd like to hear more about Bell & Howell Schools' fascinating home teaming adventure In electronics. Please see that I get •.• 1nore details! name address city pliOiie !Pluwpnnll age Taken for vocational purposes. this program qualifies for Veterans· Benefits. Check here for informadon. 0 1718 1-~00213 Mall postage-free card today! .. (S tor UJO)(C Cor S•.50) (9 for H.60) Now, ID a ~-mall ale you .. abae to ~ the ner beautiful; -::,,r Colondo Bbae 8pmce at our nplar c:ataq price. A mua bl nwy yard. &11819 u.. wen a .U.OUt IMt yeu and Udl ,... u.,•re nen better. Tbe Reel are perfed tor tnmpllmtln£ YOU 11 recene lelect, nicely blllldled, ' ~old tn~t.. tnll -not ..wnca -tm. , at ... 1 to 2 teet ta11. Hama been u.n.. J>)aDWd, t.hjl means that the IOOt .Y. 1 \ml ii well denloped and will belD the plant to aet otf to • C.llt start. :Blue Spruce wm add real ftlue to your propsty. Buy DOW wblle our 1 /2 price Ille lllta and hoe the added pleulN oC lbapiq four tree just the w91 yos want irhile you watch·# p-ow. Oi.der . today. .... .... Cit s:: u ii ~ .,: ~ x w w ~ PeTma nent PRIVET HEDGE lo fior *211 : :g:: :1~~: c 100 fCH S17.501 .-e is the id-' hedp for • neat boxy appufltnce. It can be maintained M •Y hei"'t. !Nklng I dlick, den. hai99 rifltt down to the ground. The lustrous~ IMY• sc.y on till late fall. Pnwet H«tp fAmur Rwer North I es the most popuw. widety umd trimmed haiga in America. Ursting for ..-.tions.. Print rwqu1r.s PfitC· tic:alty no c:.e. P&.nt 1 1/2 t..t llPlrt for• full and beautiful liwing fence. You11 -m healdly 1 to 3 foot pt.nu. F ,_ your propeny with du~ Priwet Hedge .i dis un&.11Ually low Pf-· Sony e.n't be lhipped to Cllitomia or Arizona. ~ F1Ut GTowing ~ Si lver Gr ay Beauty llQ llQ 100Feet of F,iendly Fence on1v ·•211 ROSE OF SHARON HEDGE 20 plants -100 feet -$2 .98 40 plants -200 feet -$5. 75 o.t•tful bl-.ns of red, whit• or purpte ac:h .. mm.-in • aifeU-tw-of netuqi t..ny. Rose of Shwon ...._. -• prstical, loftly tr.me Jc. your lend...,.. Thne ha-dy lhrubs will F0W nirturalty to 5-10 ft.. for en mfonnal pr"'-:y -or un be trimmed for 1 -.t colof'ful ._.... L.o,,.fy .,, through the grvwi"9 _,,Rom of Sharon b4Wsts into brilliant bloom in med· ...,.,,,,., wt.fl litde .._ ia bloomint and conun-to ftow• through tan. The herdy pt..a ftower· ing in b.t blosoms of red, white and purple an ..tcome in any •nmc:.p., end their u• 1s hed•"9 makes th.-n inw•ulble. Thh oldtime f.worit• will edd • fNSt dao8' to yOUt property -in tenns of beeuty 9f1d ..iue. Order tod11Y end l'ICIM defq,tful 1-2' lhrubs. RUSSIAN DUVE You'll be •~ed •t UM rapid trowttl of t91ew -•Ute Ruu&an OtlHS (Elil.,nn ilUflUtifollil). And , .. .., UNU&l8J ........ ,..y color w ill IT\ilkc them w91comc In a1ty l.andtuipe. eec.u• tMy are fast1rowlng, lowcty •II ~son, 1nd .. ,., llcrdy, litut.IAn OllY .. 5 for•211 (10 for $ 5.49) (20 for $ 9.98) (30 for $14.49) make perfect l'ledtlftl or crffn plilntlnt ... can De clipped or .. ft to trow to as.20 ft. You'll •tPKlally ·~oy the fr.,rant yellow-.. lt• ltlouom1 eacti May. Auulan OllH will trow In poor soil, remal1tl"1 full and tevely tlWO"lh all klnd1 of wut"-. Ttlrhres In full sun or piirtlal dude. Pl.ant lbe1e tYl to 3 tt. iwrsery 9rown p&anh 6·1 ft. apart for full '°'""'"'· I . Se«4atio«at GROWS DURING WINTER I THIS THICK BLUE-OREEN SPREADING EVERGREEN s.w-cts lib f'Md to co... bs• .-s. , ltMp.,.... •nd other tough spotsl GROUND COVERS/~~~ SPREADING EVERGREEN ·z•• each ( 3 for $ 4 .00) ( 6 for $ 7.00) (12 for $13 .. 00) Easy-To-Plmrt, Easy-To-Grow .... Become Mora Beautiful Every Yaart 1/2 SALE PRICE MASSES OF COLOR EARL V IN THE SPRING! "'l!i~~ C.n you ..,.._In• a U91tt more 14,., .. y tflait tlwarl .,,._of '"' •ktwl"I cotor appeerl"9 In Nr1y tprl"I? CNettlnt ""loa m.Mces a SWtt this to'Nly. Pwfectly roYIMletl INltts of colOr ervwlnt only 4 Inches tall. And c,_....,. "'loa .. .,. u,,. "'onderfwl advurt.aeH.. l'lrtt , they stay erwn the ywr ,..nd .. Secondly, they •• "'HIH of cotw In Ute urty SCl"fnt wlten ._ otfMr Utlnes are In btoo"'. Tlttr'll, tlMY -wol'lllllerlwl f°' 9f0Ynd co-• altd b~...s. G,_ In part 11\ade or full sun. Aklt cotor H--'-"' of our cltOlce: Aoay r-ed, stwf blue, pure wfllte, si-n p4ntr. You recetwe dr0tte 90f'1heni erown netd dtwtston1.. Or'ller today and Uk• adnnta .. of our 1/2 price ale. r Now, wi1ti thil Ewww•www• c.,.t lJu"'P9"'• ~ ilontlllil ..,_....,,, .. -..,,, 9f'GW -- ...., bel9 tpOtl,. -in po« IOil, ID~ 4 tD 5' with • ~. 1hidi C8rpft of .,_, ttwc a... 366 DAYS OF THE YEAR. NEVlR GETS MORE THAH 5 TO 10"' TALL! ........ this "-dy, ~·~elistllnt ....... -its -..... to .,ow horizontlilty. Do. jull .... in ...... ,...... ---..... .-d md rodl.a pniwd. in IUA Otl pert• W ... -.1 BEAUTIFUL WAY TO COVER ""EYESORES." And It lblyS fNltl ..t .,_, Y•' 'round, without .-tine th9t dUM .._..,_ lodr." Start it on troubh tpOtl .-. Pt.m llbout 4' ..-rt -six plwrtl will cower 24 to 36'. You pt h.-dv pt.ms .. ....ty 6" to ur. EN ALL VEAR •BLUE FLOWERS IN SPRING • NEEDS NO SPECIAL CARE PERIWINKLE 10 '°' ., •• ' 25 for $ 1.98) ( 50 for $ 2.98) (100 for $ 4.98) N-. for *Hy arat lie-tfl &Nvli'I and In otttw dim pt-1,. nen •"-en"' won't pow, yoy un bawe a 12-ontfl carpet of tflfdc •bu,.. dant, ....,.., .. n ~IWlnkte (Vlftca 11tlnor). And ~ t;prt"I In llby, ._..._PY P'wlwlnkle •"'" y-• wide profuAon of tN9eUful 1Hett- der-4itue flowers tJut "'*• UN dYllnt part of tfle yard look like a •owcu.I Aftd, tt erowi 10 ., .. cwo.,.ay, y-can pyt ._..,, ..... ht poor, stony toll, Oft •-. aanks, tn rock eardeM -pf11CtlJC.atfy anyw1Mre. Does bett• hi ... .._ tun 9RH -but llkH .,.._ too. $tlf'elltl" one p .. nt 9f'O•• to flff two ..... ,. f..t, (for 4Yldl•. 4•-.tf9ct ....... 0-f-t apert): pt1 4-C" tall -Ill WltlM>ut ..,c•t Cllf'L Y-eet ........ Y. ·-rooted OC-nta rwcly for •ll' lnnt11lalrtl"9. u - One of the Fa~test Growing Trees LOMBARDY POPLAR •Graceful Beauty • Practical Windbreak • Easy to Grow • INEXPENSIVE 5 forS200 02 for $4.00) (25 fot $7 .50) • __..., Thie low price is .- •..aible. Vou11 111 five 2 ....... ,. root9d tnlel (Pop. iblica ....,., for onty $2.001 The ,....., ii U · tr...ty ,_...,,wint. A row of ,..._. ,.__. 6 f99t IPlft wut IOOlf .............. ..,.tu• Sf-. ....................... ............ ,..... ...... Atiz :die ........... it• Ylllu· ..... ...,, ......... .....,, ...... ......, ..-int tN9I .... net tit. Eltjov' ._ nmly vene- da ..._ in yGllr ywd. Add • ... ...., of .... c:olumlW' beeut· la to ya11r a.~ durint our ......... Rush order today to have bushels of Blooms for fall Bushel Ba•et Size CUSHION -MUMS at 1/2 off Regular 8 for $2.00 Now Only 8 for $ )crG (16 for s1.s51 (24 for $2.65) HUMHlb .. lafoomt o .......... plalltt UM • ..,. Ant year .... c-t• u'"' ,_ •ftar ,_, I" fact, .. MIRY ftowen tllet )'Otl Clft't .. tll• ._.,.... Tk• 1stouadl"9 MUmt fo"" 1 ck,.., co~, INffllCtll>' roullllect pllftt teldom &::'"' •ore Uta" u llM:ft4tl llllP afld •tu• '"' 1 wldtlt of 2 feet. ,._., Is .-rlMt17 fonnecf •Ml .-IWll. ••utlful M1orlCI cleterllJtlO". Bloom'"9 from late Autullt 1111t• frost tlM• mulftt wllt llYI }tou 1 blue of 110rtou1 colOr Wiien 7our .. ,...,. molt needs It. Ewer)' plant ..,•nnteed to i.1oom lh• flnt 1•r. Very herd)'. Rlclt color assortments of our choice: e1u1,. Reel, Sllliell ""k· S4An8'11M Y••-· ,_ White. On '"'' offw )'OU ... _, cttolcest fleecl .. rown root cllwl8'°nL All exceptionally IMlrcty. TlllrM wen I" poor IOll wlUI llttle cere. Not tlllpt»eet to Clllf.,Arlz. or W111t. A Bsautiflll Trse All Tllroagb the Y1ar WHITE · BIRCH Reg. $1.60 •. . s100 a. (3 for $2.50) -(8 for $4.50) Tiie ...................... --(9 .... ~·· fen) k OM of UM .... loftl~ OrM ... lltll tf9el, •••• -.ut)>f ............. )'elf ..v•. '" art)' .,..... tlM larflllt ..... ....... ......., ....... t.JM, ...... --.. --· ........................ 1 ..... ~ ~ .......... , .............. "'" .. ... ~ . ..,...., ..................... , ... .. UM Wittler wft• ottMr ,,... are d,_ eM pa7, tM Wltlte 8ln:tt II at Its WS)'W.ett -1tt1,...fu1 tn1• end ....., ltl'llMIMI are a 8"•y. lflste*"t Wiatt• tttlt1 •• .., 1'"r , ..... AIMI Wlltte • .,_ .. 11'9 ..... 1'. fall 1rowJft1 lltU. ...... fl'.or U.. Wlltte ...... to M It ltt to ... Jelt, we .,"est •tem· ... 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I j W ; -~' II ' I "'n .,u,! t• ll·1 'f·'llf, rf. i; 1·1 ti .. a1 I 1fll111 ll,11I1f. -.. l1 I~ --.''.'t1~~~-C7 fl Irr. s-l. l I II ·l:l!s.0~-1 ·~. ~ ' • :W-'\,,.# ASPARAGUS 10 Plants1111ys1.oo (20 for $1 .75) (30 f<W $2.50) ........... d•icious -8"d ................ ..,... of .. ---••b!Uml 0... ---......... the oritMwl ... entint......, .... --few 20 y-1 ..... w ..... .-. ftriMy pro-.... -...s.n ........ sWk.s .... ...s. tipL Why be util&d with ordiNry ......... ~ ~ -... ,.,,._ you can lwr• .._ eirtn --' Extra Huge STRAWBERRIES NEXT SUMMER! ( 50 for $ 3.75) 25forS). 95~= !: :tg::: n.. t.a tilM you pidled snwwwbenm -cw b°"9f't 1h.,. - ._ m.ny did it i.11• tom••• ~1 Eilhty1 One hun- d..d7 Mon1 R..,a.r m-bw1m .,. to ...U -mCMlt peop. loee countl But whit thil hMdy .eriety, you can npct ..-ts FROM AJST 30 STRAW8~RRIESI And .,_ ~t berries fG;..t RobifWDft) .. hifhlv d~ ~. dMY r;p.....,., test. ...... dMY produce lots of iww ru"'*'I to..,. you • .._., a-tcft.,.,., y-1 .....,_wonderful bit mwtwi•lei few t-M. .__, fnlllh ~ for mondwl Sony, not lftlpped to Arizona. ACTUAL SIZE/ 81ftat ttniwbefrie1 most fottu be•• ... -n: Clartc red, -..ry ---yet firm. All pu~• -tneze, Jam, qt '•m fre.,.I CAUTION! T"9 MOit ...., t 1tty n4*d ''compUint .. on tt-_,,.1ou1 berr'9es is 1het ...a ....... jmt didn't thWl to order .,OUlhl tton.1ty, you wiU wwrt at 1..r 50 of .,__ plants to IUlrt --fcK t111 .. ler SNtdles.. RARE OPPORTUNITY PLEASE NOTE TENDER MEATY DELICIOUS Old-Fashioned ~ VICTORIA RHUBARB 5 Roots Only s1.2s (10 for $2.25) (15 for $3.25) H-about .om• OltMHlllolMd lit.....,. plet It II •IY to .urt •• lllb Vlctoril Rltubilltb .,..,., • -crop .,~ l'•' without r9P&alttl"11 G..,.. beMlt lful nowen. too. MalcH ••• p __ .., bonl•. Na S/9'' to ,.,. .. ..,r_,,. 1row" rootL ~,,.,.. -• 1ent to C.llfon1ia. In these eight pages you'll find Hou'.>e of Wesley's best .111c! 1111 1'-t popul;:ir nursery bargdin~ for clearance this season. U~ the orrl~r t)l,i11k to Order .::>aon' You'll receive beautiful. FULLY GUARANTEED rt.1;1ts .1t lJnbe l1evable prices' Plants listed in this catalog are suitable for most parts of the U.S. In Y9fY cold climatas chedc for hardiness. All illustrations .. artists nwtlerings end are reasonably ac:cunmt as to shape and color. ttou.,W .. y, N..-..y Diwilion · BlootNngton, llinoit 61701 S~ial BONUSES! HYDRANGEA TREE Far anly 35~ YM --· )rOU ca• onlW -oofor cM .. 11'1 H)rdre..... T,.. eood o" orden of tl.oe °' _._ Son)<, o•f)r •• n111 IHt-• ..., ~iJ'8~11' Clltto-. IP' '" .... ---..... lffeMllU* ..... ..__ dta .. 11111" H1'Cln ..... Tree • (H1"41.l'.Aa.) II oo...-wlltt --of ___ _.. .._.._ lo A119'11t ta. ...... t ... ~.,.. .... ................... ,,, ..... hill, w a ,.,,_. _....... A• • ....._. ,,.. ~ ••c--• or --lltal ......... E .. Hlalf)r ltiM "' .... .. of ...._ Sur to ......... ll'OW• .... v .. ,....,. «*oleo '"' to a• _ _,, ...... t-wHll "~' root ..,.._L BlllNING BUSH 50~ tf ...-r onler to&ab $7.00 or -N ..... ..,... .... .. to U" aw .......... (a Ne. t 1.SO nlH) for •9"' •• Tllk*.,... --........ ........ ,.., ........... -... of ......... IMnln. 01111' ---M-.·.-----. C1"dl t"9 •--at tM ............ -..... u.. 7tll ...,. of tMs ate .... can't .............. ,.,1.m ... OUR GUARANTEE All items .-anteed to be of h9' quality. and to sriw in good heetthy condition or pwc:hate price will be refunded. RETURN SHIPPING LABEL ONLY may keep the (0,. ywr limit). -.you plants. ""-EASE PRINT PLAINLY USE THIS EASY ORDER BLANK HOUSE OF WESLEY, NURKRY DIVISION DEf'T.44-108 BLOOMINGTON, ILUNOIS tt101 NAME __ ._ ______________________________________ ~ CITY._._._._._._._._._._._~STATE._._._._._._._._ Zit> COCle for Fastest Mall Seft4 Items below: hl!S NAME OF ITEM O&aaCardan COST Post.at• and hand II"'-------------------.75 llllnoh R•Ull•nt• plea• acid S'll. S.IH Ta•. Morw Spec&all of\ Mxt ..... , GRANO TOTAL, ~ .... CIO "llRDm-House of Wesfey'a. .. CieePing ~, tor peop11-wt.0 c1o.tt't ._. 4:•uck'~ RED SE DU. · M , with mQJt hou• plants -the amazmg SIX-IN-ONE Very · Now to.c::;;::; G~§.§ ... §~1~DEN •2; •. e Ohan called Tsrarium ba'e spots e Produces its own wets supplyl '\ with e Goes u .. ttended for monthll l c2 ,,a. sua, (3 for •• OD, . - "' at mazingly LOW PRICES · 4 plants for • J 00 1 8 2 !:~ ~:~~ 24tor •475 48tor •925 Blazing Color/ il~U-Specill Fmwa of the Plffect Ground Coffrl CREEPING RED SEl>UM .otl Grows in Any Soil . • Thri... in Sun or Plirtiel Sha ..-No s .. c1e1 an Needed .otl EX1nmely Hlrcly • Bri'"8nt Color .._ Rich, long lutMg Foli9gl • Nin. unlfor~ Growth ... Ouidt but d&dptined Spreeding .._G....,..... • lntxpensiwe :a ROii& ...................... 11ndlr .,..Y U.S. 8ftll .._..._..will be .aiw. with aretr. color when you .,; pbnt.,. 0..-... ._, Sedunl. Jmt pa....._ Mrdy, nprtt.-,. '*'WV.,.....~..._. w foot"*' wt ~ .............. , , ... troullfllCMM ..... , ....... M ............ .,... .... yet doelft't ... pru~ ~ ... ~ Oii It t. ... nd, .............. from June ............. -•ttnctiwe, •Ide • ...,,., ..... . 2 ......_. .. N9l el._ Y99f, ..., in .... o ....,,_, .._ ...,. .....ty, Ii-..-. ha unHonn IMOOtt. > ........, ....... of ......... Unlike .............................. ahd .,,.._..., Bload," ltJIY• :l .._. va-.lld It -dGlll.-ot..,.... Gitt into..._w1Mr9 h ~·t Wane. Miium it elnMMt ~ • ..,.. ::: .,.. _. .......... ..-.. .._,., ctirMtic and nutritional..._ You wtH ,...._ '*dv nonMl"n nwwy trOWft ~ ,._ •• ..., u t 1111 to am.. in priiM CIDllllltion. An CNtlt IA• blry at._.._ 2QljNi'plent In toes of ~ ... ._, ~ GROWS AND SPREADS WITHOUT SPECIAL CARE ~ IN SUN OR SHADE, EVEN IN POOR SC>IL! co,. Lo.19 • bm .... • -.._ .. w~ ... ..,.._oa..a.... ... tlnu• to ... OM fJf ,_, .......... buys. For only SIA)O 1-.. e 11181k· et of ........................... tt.t will M Y'OU' 11•• .a.......-. ............. ~ ...... lniutt2to3 ...... ...... llnatine -~ful Red ~ rid918err ............... ...... ..._ "8"'9in ......... Groutld PIM, ~··<:Mt ................ .. .. ; ..... ~ ..... ... -.......... and 111ririftt ift • ... ....._.. .......... eat .... ,,.._ itl own w.., supptyl TERRARIUM. 8-a• • ..... •tltoreareit .......... .,_... •••iillm can be a ............ ....... for dtMdNn, who will be dwillad ... f 5 .... .., .............. 3 •• THEY ._,. prod ...... Alt •ita;aMa tlllalcltim* .....,... .. for -r ... cbildl VERSATILE. EIC11'MM1y ....... ............. oa..o_......._. lo..ty C81i'9,11Jl far. II t "" .......... .widon IO .... CN' tlMI ...... cd- lections. •. tf your ....-it•~. tt.a G._ Gefdln ~ .... a..,... co9acdon • ....... co ....................... . . } 'I FINAL • SPORTS LOCAL ·WANT ADS SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1975 f.40W COME t{ou've· NEVE~ WORN TH(S StURf THAT '(OU : GOT FOR CH((t5TMA5 ? · lT HAS PlN5 . lN lT ! . CAN'T '(OU TAKE rT·ALSO HA5 THE ?tN5 OUT? TA65 ON IT COULDN'T L(OU JU5T L(OU HAVE TO HAVE WE MUST MAYE AT LEAST FlVf f'AIR5 OF 5Cl550K'6 AROUNO CUT Tl-1EM OFF? A SCIS50~S NANCY 1 WfSH l HAD SOMEONE TO PLAY , ·.CATCH WITH I'M ~UST JN THE MOOD TO PLAY CATCH , BUT l THl5 HOUSE.,. J-lb ANYONE WANT TO PLAY CATCH WITH ME? . GUESS I'M OF --- LUCK l1D HAVE ro TR'<' TO FINO ONE OF THEM I DON'T ~ELIEVE tT! - COULDN 'T 4'0U TAKE Tr.{E'{ HAVE TO THE TAGS OFF ? BE CUT OFF IT'S ALSO PR00A8LL(' NOT EVEN M'1 SIZE! By Ernie Bushmiller ALL THE Kl DS ARE SORE AT ME BECAUSE T HE TEACHER MADE ME THE SCHOOL MONITOR .. THE' K I NDe ~GA~TENe~-7 DON'T \VANT TO CO"\E iO 5C~OOL. ANV l\\O~E'1 \.~". G~IMA\19, ~~At.L.Y? !'L.L eXPL.AIN IT iO i HfM,,, ENNIS THE MENACE MIS~ P&ACM, 11"4& KfNOe~<#A~TeNEICS SAY T~EY'Ve HAD f~ ANO T~EY WANT TO ~TAY ~OME F~OM NOW ON/ l(IOOIE? I JU?i A-:; YOLA~ OA OOIE? GO TO WORIC e:veRY DAY, vou. MU~TCOME · HEJr& ! . ' j ·~~~ .~~~*~i/ ... IN OTHeft WO~Of7, OADOV -~A~ Ml4j JOS, AND YOU MIA~T THIN K OF THI? A~ VO&AR Joe,/ Q WHAT'c; "THE.. THE TOAST IS J ""TH INK WE: <;HOLiLD MATIER A L.ITILE DRY. WITH YOU? \ ________ Do~ t> ~,....._____--~ IJ D G E I DON T SEE SAM! I WAS YOU RE IN CUSTODY, MISS SURE HE 'D BE HERE TO BLAIR! HE'LL PROBABLY MEET ME, SERGE NT! BE AT HEADQUA RTERS W ING FOR YOU ! PARKER YOU REMEMBER THE LIEUTENANT, DON'T YOU , MISS BLAIR? ~TILL ,I . OON1T T~U~T ANY .JO• VO~ OON 1f' alT PAIO FC~ . -. ANO ~AN'T" S! FIUO F~OM ,,, By Hank Ketcham ~ <1 <J <1 SERGEANT HARRIGAN REFUSED TO GIVE ME ANY - INFORMATION EXCEPT THAT .. I WAS BEIN G CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF MEL CARTER! IT'S A RIDICULOUS ACCUSATION! YOU KNOW THAT I HAYE A WITNESS WHO 5AW ME IN PERRYSVI LLE, THAT I COULDN'T POSSIBLY HAYE BEEN IN MEL CART ER'S HO E BETWEEN YOU KNOW, I'M GOING THAT'S YOUR BUT IF YOU WERE IN PERRYSVILLE, WE'RE JNTERE5TED IN TO WIND UP SUING YOU PRIVILEGE, KNOWING HOW YOU PICKED UP $e0,000 IN MARKED ONE AND FIVE THAT NIGHT! ' ANO THE POLICE DEPART-M165 BLAIR! FIFTIES THAT WERE LEFT WITH CARTER 6Y ARCH MENi FOR FALSE ARREST! HINKLE AT ONE-THIRTY THAT MORNING! N OF YOL OFF IA~ WIL Wf • . j o~ ··-.... N~ YC A l . I 4 B09 ! "THAT BULL BU5HKA SURE IS DUMB I IAV~RN, WILLIAM. DOCTOR SMOCK ·..:row, H~~~'s NAS,...VIL-L-e Ne;!?, YOU~ COLJN"IR.Y At-..1' we::s-reRN" •oci"oR .' OH? HOW Aeou-r POC HOL.-l--1 c:'A.Y FOR OPES Ne.Rs~ ' .. 0 "' .. ... ~ BUT IT DOESN'T SEEN\ TO BOTHER HIM! FOR ONE/HING, l 1VE GOT you UNDER MY IHUMB. • ·' . '. .,,, -·~ .. )''. ....... ~ I 1 ,. ·•' II . 'I WE'RE 5UP~D ID HAUE ARCHER~ PRAC~CEI WHE.RE'S 'r'OUR OWIV~R~ WELL I 400 KNOW WHAT THEY SA4 ! IGNORANCE I~ Bl\SS I - HE. MUST BE EC.STATIC I • cu-r 1"HA1"' OLJ'f" I • vt by Fer.cl Johnaon I c,AN'T THINK OF ONE' ~OOD REASON l SHOLlLDN 1T BE ABL-E . 10 SC.COT DOWN "TO '""7-----!EDDY'S ... 'YEH? I BE:T You M,AKE ONE SPECT,ACUL,AR HJTCH- Hl~ER ... By George Lemont wHoeveF< H~ARC/ OF==-A coweoY IN '"fH e; M~c;?ICAL. PROFE:: SS I ON?.' ~ ~- . " Ye~ UN L--ess 1-r's CL..-oseD ... 1'"Hf::N YOU CAN FIND Mr£. Al" -fHE: L.-ON6 BRANCH.' ~ \ / .. . . . -. -- . . -:.: !.! -. ' ,, . ·--.. t •• #I • ' -... ,. . . ... --. ... - . ~· . ~ \ i :· . . . . . - GORDO · Her Arahes t?ue is c la ssicdl per+ec.tion,, .. - L- A\-lcr yc~w::-. t)! 1 )1,~c t ice, ll1e!rn dr irt J i i11dlly 9c;t!:> a chance -1 o dar lCL' with the tdmou~ Royal Ballet 1- ~~---_........._ ~~ _.-c-.---... ' l hc ct owrl gdsp:, (.4t-> she -f lin9:, hcr!:>eff high in to i he air in a gracef ul leap to be cat1C3ht hy · het pdr Lncr ;I j /I ,1 • • • • . • . . . . • -· • .. I I • It . . • . • . -. . . . <n ~· :-.'. _, ,- Gus Arriola· .. -.. ... . . . ... . . . J . SiAt<e·· :·· Ai,..~, CANAr<.'-1 ONce MOR!: AND J11~ .... FlDDL-1:: 61laf"1c-.1 Cll'/ FO~ \fOUf. . " f/AiE ro & A .. Ct.OSEI F!NK..1 · .eu-r r&o-r -ro COPE .. VJ/-(1-( INSi"il:JClf ANVSODV COUL.0 .f'.OJ<6ET =. • _, 1 H£Y WE:R~ DANCING A ~OLO ~ I I .,-, • ' CAN YO U T RUST YOllll En:S? There ar<' at ll'a~l ... 1x t11ffer- e11ces m draw1n1t rlPla1I~ hPlwHn lop and bollom panrls. How quickly can you find tht>m? Check answers with those below. "1'J~J~JJlP n J"•lO ·~ "lU-'J..ttJtf' "" .11t1t)f '"'\: ·r ·potU"t1""t1..tf .._, t""" J ·~ 'IU~UJ)IP St ;l\~~IS C IU.>"JJ'll '' '1C1n9 '(; 'J~l.104\ >\ lll'IS 'l. ~lU~HJJ!(J MIXED SINGLES WOW ! Will YOU DIG 11--lo.s~ rwo ? -, r;:~ I{ WO~ K'S I f ~Ol)~ H. !3eNG ON f, BACK i::oJZ Mf. ,: WILL YOU ? . -, ~. ·C~ (' ' . DICKTRA~Y ~ AN OFFICIAL OF THE PHONE -COMPANY, I ACiRE~;;CHIEF., . OVERHEAD \WRE6 WOULD HAVE NOTHINCi TO DO WITH LEWD CALL.S. ~~::::::....~....__-. Hal Kaulma.1> ~ A. 8 PAR 1\0E Rl;.ST~ To "1ggr,1 thJI tour mardwr' 11r 'Pl<..I Jll1r-.. Jl .1 SI. PJtr1d. \ l).iy pJrJdr mJy '11 llo v.n .om l 11rt.1hl~ v.1llwu1 .1 .. ,r" e MOR~ EAT 'EM er.AT 'EMS! A reader sugicst.s lhPSe 1dd1l1onal pro sports teams 1n t1n inlem11t1onal league: The Irish Coffee, l't}e Danish Pastry, The English Muffin , The Polish Ham. e J11s lmh school marm ask1>d ~oung Patnck to 0 u"r thP word "rairl" in a. r;r nlrn<·1>. fi1>pliPd Pat:, "XMYXFATH ERXLIKESXTOXRAI OX'J:.HEXPA- Pl-:fiX." Drop X's. • Kw1ck1e Kw1zzer: If the months are named in alphabl'l1cal order, which month comes f1rsl and which comes last'~ e Hiddlr-~1r·Th1~! Which fi:i;h send· ':i~1•! (;1\l' up? How about a ~el-well t·od'! 10 .1 ..t1.11r "'lllllh •• t•11 7'Jr;21R'm~r;:---~--....,....~=~-:;:E:::::=:;:::=::::::--i ,r.11y. Y,·1. th.:11.'\ l.1 h.ir.tly .111y 11111.. Ill 11. 1'.1111. 11'.lllh ,1.111d 111 thr lrn11 1 ol .1 '"''' h cc A •. 1ho,.:1. I .1,h one h.1\ hi\ h.11 k .11 J rtj.\hl Jngh: tu lronl 111 ' the pt'Nlll bd1111J ham .\I a "!!n.tl .. 111 lour '11 d11w11 \lmullJll<'Olhly "t'C H>. c.'.1d1 hJIJlllllllo! h11"'dl on the l.ncr Ill th\.' Ollt' hl0hll1ll lllfll. More lh.111 lour rcr· v111, m.1y t.1!..1· p.1rl t>y cnl.ir1rn1g the i:rm1p ,ml! \.JI} 111g VJd,·lo·l I on l kl:ZSa&at.iAl~~=::::::::~..:..--::.-~:c:s an~lrs. ..., Just fN fun. gl\e 1t a GOING ALL OUT! Wh ich of five paths winds up the rirle of try "1th fnend.. our friends on the roller coaster above'! Finish is point X. l'i\DllY W J\{;{;I N'' To hrtn l? forth a tim1>l y pll'lure ab~\e, simply Mid lhr~r colon;. 1-IU-d. 2-1.t. blue. 3-Yellow. 4~Lt. brown. r> -Flrsh. 6-Green . 7-0k. blue. 8-Black. 9-Purple. SPELLBINDER! SCORE I 0 poinu for using all the ___ __, ______ _ tellers in the word below to form ___ ____,f----- lwo complete words: PO SS IBLE ----.---- THEN M'Or e 2 µoiots each !or all-------<~-- word'\ of four letters or more -------<~-- found among the letter11. Try to acore at leut 50 polnu. ----+--.;..._ __ ·~[HI ·~,og : w ~,attue a1q"'"" By Brown and Casson LE-T S GO M e~I fH6M ! OTHER P.A~TS OF THE CITY GET THEM TOO., TRACY. YOU'RE '-'UST IN TIME FOR DINNER. ' W6L,L, I~ fHAT'0 1µ€ WAY YOV WANI 10 PlA</ 11. S-16 I AGREE WITH LIZZ, A PHONE CALL STILL HAS TO BE MADE FROM A PHONE. OKAi.<. WJ.i€N r COM& SAC~, W~€~6 WILL l F'I ND <lov ? "-..... YOU GO Met.I r~~M, SOOM £g ! IN TH8 YtllOW PAGeS. UNCltQ '' C~ICK'eN .'' ~ -1 c:o -. -•# -- - b Chester Gould ~---..... -------------- OVERHEAD WIRES. HELLO-· IS THAT YOU, DADDY? ... ' l..OfSA LlJCK1 VOLJ'RE 10 SIAND LOOKO!Jf PLJ1Y ON 1Ht: NORIH P~AK! .. 1 JUST HAPPBN 10 HAV~ AN t:X~CLJflVE: OP~NING! THE BOYS HAVE SET UP A WEATHER STATION IN THE SCIENCE ROOM './. OUR LOf\6 RANGE PREDICTION 15 ... POS~\BLE 5CATTER ED S NOW ,f/ 5 HO WERS WITH SOME SUN AND '/ RAIN FOLLOWED BY S LEET 5CR\e,8LE. SCR\00L..E 5CRl66LE 5C~I LE 5 -16 WHY DOt-J 'T 'tOU ENCOURAGE THEM . CALL IN FOR A REPOR\ ! I'M GO\NG TO GET A BETTER RIVERDALE WEATHER S TATION! A N D 507. C HANCE OF .---..--. ~z.=1 WEATHER REPORr BY OPEN\NGTHE C LEARING.' Our dishwasher conked out and you'd think Nina had !ost her oes: friend. \.C Meanwhile, she wasoos and you wipe ! Hah hah hah !! 1'11 qo get the bad news. WIN(X)W .1 1 q7'1 Archie Comic Puhliation., No kidding! Fracas wi 11 hate to hear t his! OF COORSE! HOW COOLP I HAVi:= ~E:eN SO f'J...INP! I I ~ ....... ~~~~.-...-..~~=--------.s . J ~MO: 1'J.tf oUf coti-n:tACf ON Cttl~f. -· --- -. . . . b'I Bos · MON7ANA- ' I The guy's leaving!! Ma\lbe it wasrit all that bad. And the man . has ·another ~op in our block so he · didrit charge me for. the ervi ceca ll ! WE DON'\ KNOW!· I JVST TOLD YOU, Wt.. DROPPED T H E BARON\ETER .' byBlllPa11y No. Pal. Now he orders · vcJW1aitl4! part~. You'll get em in 50vice ~ about. a month! E:::::----- 7