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. .,, Oranl:e Cou.nty negoUalors '
hMve been offered a comwomise settle~ent from the .bonding .
company l~e county says is
liable for $13,158 'tn taxpayer •
money al leged to have been
_spem& illegally on Rep. Andrew
Hinshaw's 1972 corigr~ssionaJ ,
can:apaign .
Accordi'ng lo 'two elected
officials who asked not to be
identified, the bondiRg 'compariy
has offered to settle the county's
claim for SO cents on the dollar ..
If accepted, the proposed
settlement would relieve· 58
employes in the county
Assesso r's Office of the
responsi bi Ii ty of personally
repaying money allegedly p8id to
them for their efforts in
Hinshaw 'scampaign. . ·
The Board of Su'perylsors last
month ordered County CoUruiel
Adrian Kuyper to attempt to
recover the pµrported loss from
tJ1e employes, their bonding
compa ny or the bondin g ·
compaby th,al insured Hinshaw
\\.'hen he was county assessor.
The board's uction <'ame at the
e nd of a s ix -week audit
co~.~ucted by co unty
· 1\ud1tor-Controllur Vic Heim 's
staff.
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. At the conclusion of the audit.
the accountants had determined
t~41t at least $13,158 was lost "in
wagei', ·supplies and gasoline
mileage as a res ult of the
elcC'tioneeririg.
Two wee~s ago, most of the·ss
employes listed' 'in the auditors'
renort. were notified by
registered mail that.they have
until. ~ p.m. April 24 to. oeltle ·
accounta'W1thtbliftunt1. ~-,
They wer~ 11lao cxt.eodcd the
opportunity lo r~pay the n\bney
from.~tic .,., ... ,,...,.lnN:n.
their piiy'thecks .af tbe rilte ot $50
a month.
Ragdoll Has ..
Lead in Caho
Yacht-Race
. Ragdoll, a Columbia 43 Sloop
Bkippered ·by John Hall, of the
Newport Harbor Yuchl Club,
took an early boat-for-boat and
handicap lead Saturday in
NHYC's 720-mileCaboSanLuca!I
race.
The 1·ace started Friday at
noon in a light southerly breeze.
An er 20 hours of sailing, Ragdoll
gave a position that pl aced her
off Ensenadu. 125 miles from lhe-
start. -
She was. ci.bout three mifes
ahead or John Scripps' 79-Coot
ketch M'iramar, or San Diego·
Yacht Club, and five miles ahead
of Dorothy 0 , Bob Beauchamp's
Columbia57, from NHYC.
The other.l>Qats in the race are·
Ariana, 1·10 miles: Pericus, 109;
andShearwater, 96.
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VAAIOU!I VIEWS -It was pomp and
circumstance .or protest and scramble,
depending on whether you were on the
bndge or under it Saturday in Concord and
Lexington as President Ford launched
BicentenniciJ ceremoni es. Ford troups the
line al Lexington (upper left ) and ·
addresses crowd on Old North Br_idge in
Concord (upper right) wliile mounted
policeman•ll!>aUers protesters (bottom left)
and demonstrators man boats to approach
bridge from anoth~ apgle (bottom right).
Na.lion's -21Mlth birl.liday.got off to eventful
start. l)ut casualties we(e light. CFor
Orange Coast Bicentenniaf photos, see
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Justice for Juve.n~iks
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By GARY GRANVILLE °' tM 0.11, l'ttlrt SI.Ill
Is there anything Orange
County's juv~nite J\lStice system
C"Jl~O IQ he/1,1,ltl>yeJF<>ld·youlh ,... ... tt.rn •t111U'fifltlfehall
three d ays and p laced on
proJ>atioft for associating with a (ii....qw · iln 4ld!l;l Wie?
I 'Tli' ,~,S~r apparently
concluded hts:problcms couldn't
be &olve.:1 within the system.
So, late 1a st F e bruary, he ·
directed.his written plea for help
to a co_Jlnty supervisor.
If nothing else, the youth's
carefully printed r've-puge letter
found a sy,npalhetic audience.
To a man, the five county
super visors fault the' juvenile
~ustice, system, especially its
impact on the budget a nd
pr<>pefiy lax rate theY control.
They ate expected-to act
Tuesd.ay ori a n appropriation or
Sl.5 million in rederal funds that
c_ould.make some chanqs:
Fifth Distri c t Supervisor
Thomas Riley, meanwhile, has
called the SY.Ste m uncaring. He
assembled a s tudy group within
his djstrict to help mend its
purported shortcomings.
Board or Supervi s ors
Chai rm an Ralph Di e drich
.recently said he isn"tcertain that
either' justice or a system are
part or what is known as the
juvenile justice system.
And 8nother cr"itic, FoUrth
])js\,riCt &upervisor Ralph Clark,
has called it "a ·wasteland into
which we .pump millions oC
dollars and don't see any <i:esults
··My ·fatMr has o!WoYs blamed me I« the ttald• betlDef"l ht and my
molheT ... Two-weeks laier they fmmd<JM toith a friend wlto lhey didn't
like and forced the 'policemen to·arrnt me ... .tNOther officer. took me ro
ip""l".k, W'&'t ~~.'!flid<t eomil'i l/lmJll>C \9 C!C<<PI !!'<for~~ a ndniW - .. I 111n ~·~~ M:_n at cmWv ei'pentt for
1seeino a f/j#tid:who m11~....,'t Wei-.: •. So. UJf,courdy 11<¥ be.en
chargtd for lh!ll days of.~ hall, fioe ltour1·of c~ ond a R"'*"""' -of/icn;1 Wnil mad 1IOC OM lh#tg haa: be-111 don.t .. ,/s lhue
' ht/lltfftd)101' "'cOa lU tO'}ielP me?!'· • • ~· 1 • ~ -. -' Exce~ptS rrom a letter '
_.written by a 16-year-old
Oranl{e Cowky yoUth
• except request:;, tor more. dollars
from those who control ·the
system.'' ""
Joining, if not }fti front of the
supervisors in their outspoken
criticiSm of the juvenile justice
system is cot,1nty Administrative
Officer Robert Thomas.
Norm a I l y conci'liatory .·
Thomas has flailed out at those
\\•ho are at th/ system's controls
for wh3 t he sees as their failure
to recognize budget coostraints.
And he has raulted Uieiiso-called
failure to •·recognize current
research and de"eloprpent in the
ju\'enile justice field.'' ,
Chier targets. of th~ supervisors
and Thomas' criticism have been
t h c ,z o u n t y Prob a ii o n
Department, ·Ju\'enile Justi c-e
Commission aDd . lo Some
degree, Juvenile Court.
The i~s ues that appareqtly
divide those who gOvern from
those who oper ale and cqntrol the
juvenile justice system under
state Welfare and Institution
codes }\av e ·been called
philosophical.
Sell-cast In the role oC ravoring
community-based delinquency
services (or juvcniles·rather' th8n
detention ar:e the supervisors.
Seemiiigly thrust into--the role
of favoring ttie placement or
juveniles in institutions are the
Prob a tion D e partment .
·commission and courts.
The Board oC Supervisors hn
asserted itself in the so-Called
philosophic al controversy by :
•· -Transferring tbe control and managem ~nl of 1.he coun\y's
abandoned and abused children
from the l?robation Department
to the Department of Soci1,1I
Services. ~Refusing to consider con·
struCtion of a second county
ju.yenlle hall, eve n when
threatened by state action
bec.ause of chronic overcrowding
at t.he existing hall in Orange.
· ~ Bypass ing the Juvenile
Justice CommlssiOn, which also
serves as the county"s Juvenile.
Delinquency Preve ntion Com·
It's ·.titue~~ Bann.a
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Political--Lepre,maun Lawu:hes Business -.. . -.~ ... -• .. -, ;;ff-----
. By"DOUGLAS fR.JT1S91~ als with Asian and Middle wOftt.mt·aning "courageous."
m1MOa1trl'i'-'...,. ~ Ei:ittem,countries. ... Th!,~jaUntr ex-poliJician de·
Richard H8nna ina~ali:red Hanna's retirement is olficial. velq~ sO'ine Of bis' taste-and
out of a whirlof revolying white More thin 200 supporters who at-several or his Contacts-for in-
swtvel chair, sprang to his feet tended a . retirement dinner terna'lj 'onal .trade while a
a nd bou~c.ed •cross ·tbe ·roOm ki<'k:ed in to give him a leaving-., membe'r of~tb* )louse ,suboom·
with an out.stretched hand. The mtttees.., on. lntetnalional Trade
chair swung to a halt. and lnternaUonafF.~. .
On his foot. the first Democrat But the l>Q)lllcal prelude to his ~range County sent to Congre&s • ntW buibleiS. Hj.nn~ cOntendl, • ,
lS a roly-po1y five-four. His wlilte otn'e present; I! bookcaseforhll WU not U linportaDl.ai ~ton~ "
hair matches a fringe of beard neWbome in Corona del Mar's vicl.iOniJWtlhe.Pil.itidStateilbu
. a.round his jaw. A riarrow4 line of Huba&" View Hills. to be m«e llggreSsi.vein then.Id
white ,,musla~he decqrates h}s "ReUre? I c.an'tretirezI'vegot offorelgnt,ra~e:'-. '.!.. ,,.. 1
upper up. three •)'Ollnl kids to Pl!l lhrouth Hanna '• 'P•ra•:=;.:I Garbed in green,' thePolititian-IC'bool,'' Hanna says. .., r · cl(.Jnbed d~ 'hls 11•o1. _ ;>
turned-agribusiness financier But finances.don't seem much nce,duei .. fl!~ -J'ljl ~-, .... . ·.-.
would easily fit the ••tittle of a probJem"1or tbe ~who. at Speetrlli · rAU.,-wJUt?-~ ~o -~oa , tytAC~·-1-;
leprethaun" moniker given him' age9.'W•s•memblrotafamlly . Hllsw~a ca ' . • ~ . til~t1ve"expenses
by his ex-;eolleagues in congress. ftUd_~vllle \ro'CIPe, ·~· 8ome , Hmura hol ... ....,. ·in";~ lo IO kiP.d of ecoootnlc
The name came from a greeb-tlme 11 a b8ier and even ;• tbl_;n..nn .. but laments. "It bu c,.,mc the rost~Of or-
clothed Hanna·a soft-shoe onto mm••~ to•iqu-la a (ew Ill• a drubbla Jn Ifie mlrMI • .:btlcu /at •'jUllio<'s
the House floor 10 answer roll years of la'ir pr.actloe before t~~ utaeverjtlllnl ~.11\ru~, e11,r tilf:W.llW
call one St. Patrick's Day.. mr·hl• IOlll>OIMl-d.-.ct to""\ ., .., ,15 a share. ~ 11'1 · •, · . c~llllO
Hanna, 60 , dropped .back PoBU~•l•rel!.••. '• • • "to•toff." ·· .. J .U: ..... ~aje81. '° .i /
behind his resin-topoed·chrome. Hanoa 11ow estimates bl•· In addition tO Qa\tll• ~·i . -,~. 1·' ' . • andwOOddesk,thehehnofHan· penoaal Worth at N ,000. In hol!llnl•.in lhe •iln~.ha\le • t , lr.\~t;ll _Vi:
nin .Usoelateo, a w&.._in1 =~hip. wltll Full.non land brou1ht him crltjclsm. Tbe-ftrin • f bit .l'.rom lit• siili
ftnn that makei loam and ar· -.ir TCllD C .... hlin. •Ill hill did buslneH Iii f(orta. _,.. 1 o , ~ ilcliiil Siin -!)Ian
'1:an191f\ent1 for intena\lonal ma11•.PJt ·tadeprendently t~ polttlcil obaenoeU .. ~~ '-4 w an.t ?1Capl&traof, is-
•rod.uee ~nd. I arm -•k>IY ca~flla'l•1 b~lll0a1.. llamia fOWld •Kore~ l:lllmlblir"a"1:pul· nnHctlons. • ; ·· ~~~··~beoal4,lsa ...,venlentstoppl"I -. , liti '(lre\ir to
llffk Oii bis home. totr three • ~~for. "HIMA lntmla: ,,-1ona1Jun-..... , • IWiuJ>a. eel the ranch
-lhl' after enillng a~ .... ~.· • ' • • · 1 • • Acl!orll"'".iCfll~Uil ' t -411111111 .. pollllcal coroer, Hanna Is '!';· "Ranaln''-pronO!lllOed laan· ~~· ·,-· · " la& ~Y 8Uft Wl'ltor J•ckie
1111upfor11r1cuUu.....,. cit---lie •dded, 11 1li6 Jiii Anabie (See H'NNA, .. ,..M>. · t 111m~_<aP.al• BL.•
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TWENTY·FIVECENTS
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.~d Protests,
Cheers, Ford
Ca~ for Unity
. CONCORD, Mass. <AP >-At
Coricord and, Le on . where
ihe first battles o American
Revolution·werc fou 200 years
agb, Presidenj For undcd a
call Saturday !Or un· at homl'
and r eco n ci li a n an d
reconstruction in the d.
While receiving the appfaus~ ol crowds
inorC tHa.n 125,000 in Concord.
For~ aiso ran into perhaps the.
sev.eresl h ec kl i n,g: of hi s
pr esi d ency from a
counter-bicentennia l group.
At the Old North Bridge at
·concord, wher e the "shot heard.
round th';!: w9 rld" was-fired-April
19, 1775, Ford called foi-renewal
or America's ''-beli e r a nd
com.mitment to human rights
and liberties. •
"lt is a time to place the hand
of healing on the heart. of
America -not ,..d i\•Lsion and
blame," he said. "When all .is
said and dOne, the rinest tribu,te
that may ever be paid this natiOn
and people iS l~at we proi.dded a
home for freedo 1n . ·· Ford
declared.
Ford received <.i mos tlv
fri endly reception from th~
l'ro,,·d on the side or the rive r
\\.'here he \Va s spc<.iking. l~u t
across the rivCr \vt•rc ·about
20,000 persons g.ithered for a
Peop l e 's Bicenlt!nnial
Com mission celebration. and
many or them chanted and booed
<.is Ford cited U.S. leadership in
the world rrom \vhich he said th~
cou ntry "cannot and \\•ill not
retreat." --_,i
Several demonstrators tried to
run across the bridge but the
runners were intercepted by
police.
Ford appeared unperturbed by
the he<'kling'-He crossed over the
btidge dur:ing the ceremonies to
place a wreath at.the l\!inuteman
statue and lo watch Britis h
Ambassador Peter Ramsbotham
place" a s imilar symbol ir:i
.memory of British soldiers killed
<Se~CONCORD, PagcA3l
3 Carriers Heading
·Toward S. Vietnam
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By The Associated Press
Comlnunii t -Jed rorce,1 were
reP,rted"' eonsO\ida\ing positions
around Saigon on Saturday as
Americans con\inUed \Qleave the
frightened S~U f6 Vlltnamese
capll•I amt tbree" U.S. aireran.
carriers put to sea in the Westem
Pacific.
M ea nwhil e . Ca mbodian
refugees sa id ins urgent forces
executed 43 former go,•ernmenl
soldiers aCter taking control of a
provincial town . and Khmer
Rouge radio claimed most or the
men who led the fallen Phnom ·
P~nh government in its last
agonizin'g _day s had been
beheaded. T~e Saigon command reported
oniji sporadic fighting at Long An
province 25 miles southwest er
Saigon in ·tbe Mekong Delta, but
there were signs the Viet Cong
and ..North Vietnamese "·e re
moving into strategic posjtions in
the prqvince. Long An is the delta
gateway to'lhe capital region.
The Saigon command also said
more tha'n 20 artillery and rocket
rounds hit Bien Hoa air base 15
·miles north of Saigon. another
possible point from which to
move on th·e capital. Light action
was ,ieported continuing at Xuan
Loe, ·40 miles east or Saigon. ·
The U.S. De Cense Department
in Washingtorl did•not reveal lhe
destination or the three aircraft
carriers, but the government has
been cons ide ring the use of
carriers ror evacuation rrom
Vi etnam if necessary.
The s hip s Midwa y a nd
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..,_tiE.iLTH. 01) ·VNBORN -A
study done ' by ... Dr. Robert Li\'-
ingston bf UC-San Diego showed
an unusually· hi gh number of nn·
Okinawa. sailed out of Subic &y
in the Philippines and the
Hancock from Siniapore. 'tv.·o
othe r carriers, the Enterprise
and the Cor,g:I ~ea , ar~ also in the ..
West~rn Pacific.
At Ielst '215 Americans, some
with .Vleinamese wlVeS and
children. lande d at Clark-Air
Base in the Philippines Saturday
on U.S. military rli ghts from
Saigon. Some of the c:irri ving
Am e ricans complained 1hat
evacuations v.:ere being held up
because the South Vietnamese
government Was delaying exit
visas for Vi etnamese ":ives and
children or m a n y of the
Americans . .
Gust Spanos, 55. of p etroit .
CSee SAIGON, Page A3)
Glickr Crash
Injures Man
A 19 -year -old man \V a s
seriously injured SatUrday when
he apparently lost control or his
hang glider and c rashed a t
Es'cape Country in Trabuco
CanYon, parame dics said.
Todd Baker. 19, address
unknown. was taken to Mission
Community Hospital, ,.,,here he
wa s--rep:ortcd in critical conditioil
\Vilh head injuries.
The incident occurred about 4
p.m.
What strange native
rites are these that • are performed by Dave
Hepburn and his&-year-
old son, Brad? The
·picture story is on A4.
dernouri~ed pregnant wornen)n .
~n •Diego e ou.nt)'. [)oes Qrante AIYwrSffvt<t , I t ltonh•'Ar•llllOll
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.. •• .. 'c ,. urf th 1:r-.. ,,.1oK11 •• oun y s er e same problem? Cl•nlfl9il o1-t•
Sec what some Cou1'ty authorities....... c. ..._.'"-'"• .. ,
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KAKlN& MOVIES --Keith ~::=.-... ~i
Mtrrill, p.romlAtng Young pro-
du.ter -:1tit Pit together the
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pae.-r .. win1ffng ,tom on i:odeoing.
''The Great· Ai\iel-lcari Cowboy,··
spent a '..recent weckerid at a
"Clollttf Mesi rdd'eawith a cameta·
in hilt' hand. It'&; today·s fforstn·
Around supJect, Page ns.
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Coast-Watch •••. · ' . Top.News stories of the past ~eek;.
from Orange eoa~t Oommum;t:i,e~ -,-
SAN CLEMEN TE --Relations betw_HD.'
police o fficer s and the City C oUnoil ~
reac h e d the boiling point wh en th) cou~
cil decl a red the peace officers oannot , (
1e9ally affiliate with the team•t•r•
union . So far, t he poli ceme n have ruled
out a strike... J
llSWPO~T BEACH--Another boat haa·
gone 'to-the£ bottom o·f the se-a of~f Oran9,e
L coas t s:1ores. I t wa s the second v e ssel
to expe rience , fatal---aifficulties in re ~
cent weeks. The .95:foot anchovy &einer "
Don Juan was the .latest victim . The
·sportf i s h e r Westerner went down last
mo nth. No pas senge rs o r crewme n· we r e lost
in either mLshap ...
COSTA ME SA--Mud f r om spring raLns
h as .p r eve nte d inves tigators from s iftin~
through rub~le of .a tiagic fire ~ha t
caused the death of 14 horses stabled at
qrange County Fairgrounds. The probe is
to be r e newed Monday ...
SADDLEBACK VALLEY--Mission Viejo
Company has d eclared a moratorium on do-
nation of park lands to the county. The
county had complained the donations are
bankrupting County service Area Nine and·
some park sites have sat for as lonq as
five years without being developed in
the middle of the tract they were to
serve .
l{!Tnate Found Dead .
After DC Uprising
, WASHINGTON (UPI) -"'ere investigating the death.
Maximum security inmates /The r·e ·was no immediate
released the last of a dozen identifltationoflhedeedman. ·
hostages' Saturday. After the ~ht: revolt be1•n ahorU)' ~ner
release officials found a prisoner m1dn~ght . Satur~•>'. when two
hangedinhiscell. conv1cls, one w ith a gun,
The 18-hour re volt ended when overP';>wer.ed a guard, put on
officials promised improvements guard s u~i!orms and drove off in
at the <1,ecrepil 103-year-old city a Correction~ Department truck ..
jail and le niency for ringleade rs fl:oth were st111 '!l large Saturday
bf the revolt. night. . . Inmates .1n the maximum
security .cellblock. which houses
125 men, then tiatib«l 11 ilUards
a nd a medical te'chnician as
hostages and vowed. to hold them·
until their: demands were met.
Officials said the inmate was·
found dead in the same cell block
where the disturbance occurred ..
. One jail official, who did not
want to be identified, said the
man "'as found after an inmate
told corre ctions orricials
con(identlally tha.t he thought an
inmate was ill.
One high-ranking jail official
said the inmate wa& found
··seemin1ly han1ed" in his cell.
He said homicide detectives
Neaotiations bea:an Sat'4fday
arter.noon but stalled on
immunity for the leaders: The
hostages were finally released in
two groups after Delb.ert
Jackson, head of the Corrections.
Department,· promi&ed· fair
tr~alment.
South County Best
Public Tramit Bet?
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of n. D.IUy P'li.I SUtl'
Despite its low priority on
transit planning charts, south
Orange County m ay be the most
receptive area in the county to in·
novati\·e transit programs.
A new marketing repart by the
firm of Decision. Making In-
formations, Inc. (0MI) for the
eounly transit "district shows re·
sidents or the e ight primary
south county communities \\'Ould
heavily patronize systems like
the door -to-destination Dial-a-
Ride.
The south county, partic ularly
Irvine ~nd the l\.1ission Viejo-El
.Toro area, ronk s near the bottom
:bf OCTO priority li sts for im-
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J•cll R. Curtev ,..,,, P'l'ftltit"' ... Gt-•·.,......
plementation of Dial·a·Ride and
other progrctms.
Last year's Dial-a-Ride ex·
pansion study indicated the aouth
county is ttie most arnueot part·
of the county and its residents
are the least ''transit needy.''·
The new D MI repo:i't, which
"'ill be presented to ti'auit dis·.
trict directors Monday, paints .
the sa me general picture of aouth
county residents but hints that
the level of afnue nce makes the
people more willing to accept
new and innovative 'transit
modes. . .
In its general profile of people
Ii vin g in the communities of
Irvine, El Toro, Mission Viejo,
S an Cle m e nte , San Juan
Capistrano , Laguna Beach,
South Laguna and Capistrano
Beach, the consultants said:
-99 percent of·thole surveyed
had driver's licenses.
-86 percent of the commuter
households had" two or more.
diivsrs. ·
. -80 percen't of the households
ha,v e two or more cars.
-93 perce nt say they have no
commuting mode but the"
automobile.
-More than ;JO percent make:
more than $2S,000 a year com·
pared to on.,ly 15 percent county·
wide in that cate1ory. ,
-~ouple
"J-iied' ·, l
l~tt .ck ' . -. ~ A SaDta Ana c9uple wereln jail
tod1y1 racina Pollslble charges of _llttem_pt~ mu~e.r ana usault
Wltll ·• deadly weapon alter an
allejed attemPt. to steal meat
from a.grocery store Saturd:ai.
poUceuld. ·
Arrteted were C1rl01S and Pae
ROmo. ·r :u and 18, respec\Jv ...
1¥, oUOl . Harbor BlnJ .. ----
-Poll ce a aid the lnct4_ent .
oct'\UTed at about.2.;'5p.m.',at'ttie !'l.
A & Ill Market 112030W. f'li;I~.;·
Santa· Ana.-when empJoyes .
spotted a c,90.pte. attemptlna to --,,
shoplin mel t •nd chased them
into the .P&rkin& lot.
Docaella Cali'han, 38 ; of
Placentia, a store cl~rk. suffered
a broken pelvis and internal
injuries when she was run over bf
theesc~plng couple_'s \'ehicle. She
was reported in serious condition.
at Riverview Hospital.
The store manager. Donilld G.
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Roberta. 33, or Tustin, suffered Gathered under live oak tre e~ in seven miles east of San Juan Capistrano,
minor injuries when the ve'hicle ·"Primitive'' area of county regional park Ronald W. Cas pers Regional Park.
bru&bedhim aside. • originally named Starr· Viejo Park. a crowd Caspers, who was chairman of the couD:tY
The Ronio_copple~w~arreat~ of 1pectators Saturday attended unveiling Board of Supervisors at time of p.ark's ac·
later at their· ap~rtment on the of bronze plaque.officially designating the qui1ition, was lost at sea off Baj· a California
basis of de,cri tlons .ol tbe par. k, off Ortega Highway approximately onJiinel4,1974. Parkislyearo d. vehicle,1>0liseaai . · l.-~:.::::..;::.,..:;::;:::....;;;:::=:::.....;;;~~==.:...:_,;. ____ _,;. _____ ,..;_ _______ _ .,
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In Viet Aid
W A S H I N G 'T 0 N
CU PJ )-Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger s aid in remarks
released Saturday that Cambodia
might have been savetl if
Congress had not cut off U.S.
bombing raids in 1973.
Kis\inger also said the United
States should gel credit for having
made ''an all-out fi ght for
Vietnam." But he diluted the
compliment ·DY ·adding that
America slashed lts ,,upport for
$aigon too1uddenly.
The State Department released
the tran·script of an interview
Kissinger had April 12with Pierre
Salinge'r, John F~ Kennedy's
presidential press secretary-who
now writes (or the French
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House BUrns
In Silverado
A (ire believed to have been
caused by faulty el~rical wir-
ing raged for about half an hour
in a Silverado Canyon home
Saturday, with damage estimat-
ed atJ4,900. .
Orange County Fire Depart-
ment officials said the blaze oc·
curred about 8:30 p.m. 3.t 29162
Shady Brook Dr., lbeo home of
Sharon Bukamier. There were no
injurie~.
Stanton Man ·
Shot, Killed -
A .. Sla~an died Saturday
from a single gunshot wound in
the c.hest.
Dead was Jo.hn Wi ll iam
MaUhew, Jr., 32, of 11221 Santa
Rc.aUa St. He dled at Stanton
Community Hospital at 5:45
p.m., about four hours aft.er the
shooting.
PoHCe declined to give further
details of the incideril pending an
investigation.
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JUVENILE JUSTICE ~SYSTEM ••• . ' • ml.saion) when selecting an agen· Supervisors ' s tance, cOunt.Y
cy to study &hOrl· and Jpng·term Probation OfClcer Mar1aret
goals or the Juvenile justice Grie r so1netimes finds"-herselt
system. defehding prot:iut·ion policies that
-Embracing the so-called were, in fuct, estlitJlis)1ed by the
San Dieco Plan, a program supe rvisors;'throt.t1h budgetery
aimed at divertin g lesser controls contrury •to her recom·
juvenile oCfenders from the mendation8.
system simply by not accepting· And the Juvenile Justice Com-
lhem al youth i;nstitutions. mission, which hus continued to
-ReqOestJng"'the California call for udditiol)al det ention
Youth .Authority to conduct a fllcilities, finds the supcr\"isors
management and program audit turning e!Sey,,·here for advice and •
bfthe·Probatl()'\1 Department. ignoring its reco mmendations.
Jn contradiction to those ac· Philosphical debates aside, the
lions, a nd before the state could j uve nile ju s tice &ystem in
make ·threat e ned moves on Orange County is undergoing a juv~ile hall , the board: drastic facelifting.
-Refused to continue funding For openers, the board has set
fdUr community·bitsed..WYersion a target date or Sept. t for the
progta ms after f~I seed clos ing of Albert SiUDn Home,
grants were used·up. the refuge for the county's aban-
-Balked at appropriating re'-. doned and abu5ed children.
quested money for probation however , the Social 'Services
personne.I needed to man Departme nt is havk\g difficult¥
juvenile. hMll intake stations so obtaining the necessary court
·-·ttrar tl1lit .. otfenders headed Cor certification o~ 5hellt.F ffre t:!r~~~~~t~:'i~~:r!5!1~~~~~
-Rej e eted consul tan t s " keeping the children at Silton.
studies that showed Qiversion New intake programs ilivoly· programs already established 1
under th'e Probation Department
were y"ielding satisfactory re-
sults. ·
-.Once appropriated $500,000
for the pufch3Se 'Of a ·second
juvenile hall site.
-Showed littl~ Interest in
overhauling the juvenile Justice
system until the hall's over.'
crowding became an issue with
lhe state early last summer.
As a result of lhe contradic·
tiontr or chariges ln the Board of
Boy· Injured
In Car Crash
A 10-year·old boy was critical-
ly injured when·struck by an auto
while crossing near the intersec·
tion of Knott Avenue and Melrose
Street in Buena Park Saturday.
Police said Thomas Ray
V31eMano of 1Buena Park was
taken to La Palma Intercom·
munity Hospital in critical eondi ·
lion after the 8 ::C6 p.m. accident.
The driver of the car, Carroll
Lesley Julian, 28, of Buena Park,
was not charged.
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Group Urges
Babylift ,End
OAKLAND, Colll. (UPJ)-The
California As s ociatibn or
Adoption Agencies Satutday
s trongl y cri tici zed the
babylifting of Vietnamese
orphans to the ,U nited States.
The California grpup sa,Al•there
was no need to bring the children
to this co untr y be cau se
Vietnamese do not want to lose
their children and, are capable of
c oring for them . The
Vietnamese, it \,•as stated, care
for children through extended
fa mili es and haveµ ~trong sense
of family obligation.
Instead of bringing a relatively
small numbe r of ori>hans lb the
U.S., th e CaliCornia group urged
the federal government to give al
leaSt $1 billion to ossist
international organizations. in
relocatin g children within
Vietnam and their own culture.
ing .social services and the
Departm-ent of .Mental Health
are in lhe,.experimental stage 11t juvelill<! hill. . ..
Their purpose i& to wet..-d out
minor offenders and dJvert tbem
elsewhere before they are ln·
troduced into in stitutions and. a
system that Thoma5, for exam·
pie, says tends lo sink them de·
t'pcr rather than discourage de·
linqucncy. _
But diverting first-time and
light offenders to other programs
is proving more dif(icult than an·
ticipated. ·
Such a program assumes other
communit)'-based lreatmentcen_.
ten exist. But Orange County
has found itself short of a\'allable ·
roster bomes and other forms of
community treat1nentcenten.
Tues day, the Board of
Sup"ervisors will epnslder
e armarking $1.5 mllflon· tn
fede,ral re\'Cnue ~haring furt41 for
juvef)ile programs that_WfiJ..fft!I· tually he chosen ;!>y,.tlle;J\(>:.tlllle
J6stUe slhdy Commission. · 1-to~v'ft, even in that ap-
prvJ)riation, which is q~ to"
belbflhe ~iverslon Pl!>d• d•· signed a·s-alternall\•e· tO deten-
tion, the super\•isors have run in-
to a stumbling block.
The con1mittee establisht.'CI t.o
evaluate the worth of revenue
sharing social Progrums:doesh 't
\\-'ant lo let go of the reins.
According to Thomas, the com·
mittee sees juvenile delinquency
11s a laWenforcement rather than
social problem.
As a result, the $1.5 million
needed to alter the course or the
juvenile justice system in
Orange County is at hand but·
subject to the board's willingnes!
to override the policy of a commit-
tee it established rorthatpurpose.
Nonetheless. the system is un·
dergoingchangc.
And the direction it is moving
is toward detention for those who
co mmit se rious and violent
crimes, community tr~lment
for. lesser offenders and:the re-
fusal of the s ys tem to accept
youths who have committed of.
fenses that woul'dn'l be con·
sidered offenses if they were
adults.
Carcinogens
In Chlorine?
NEW ORLEANS, La . CAP) -
Chlorine · c reates possible
cancer·causin g compounds in
dr inking ,,·otc r but it is too
beneCicial o bactcria·killer to
ban. Environmental Protection
Agency Administrator Russell E .
Train said Saturday.
"It would be rolly to abandon
chlorination. which provides
very &ubslantial h.ealth benefits
to the American people," Train
told repartert.
Thoma~ l(eevil l•••O.
ltiomas A. Murphinc ...... ..,........ ,.
Thomas M! MC.cenn ,_., lfiW ' ,
Dial·a ·Ride, which sends
minJbuscs to a rider'a doorstep
;,Vllth a 4el,phj>qlt e . .U. °'"· mM -favored in-the s6utti c.'OUllti ~ ; .... ,.
OMI said'aJmost SO percent or
those qu('slioned said they would
use the sy$tem iJ it were avalla·
ble. Oistricl off1eial1 aay .a 2S·
percent ~sa _e figure l's very·
The EPA tested drinking water
in 7b cities across the country and
Cound 1all of them had traces of
cancer-causing compound&.
called carcinogens , Train saJd.
Coast Woman
Shot· in Leg
Charles H Loos Rict\ard P. Natl
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The Di -a :"'Ride conces!_l ap-
pealed Lo the survey respcatents
because it 11",rh~ap, coovmleat
and more effic ient than f'elU}ar
bus service, DMI said.
The people 0110 favored.a l'und·
in& method wherein the clly «· coun~ would P•Y-llQ percent fl(
lhecost. wilhthe resfcov.,-ed bf
tbelr.ansit djstrict.
A Jorge per«!nLap al _..
showed t onslaeraole ·~ Iii.
'tbe P a rk·n·Ride concept. • •
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1 :•ea•le aad a,,a ,._,, . ,
Sea Scou~. Scott Byrd and Seth Mootchnik
(tight), Ii.0th or Ship 305, Seal Beach, paas
the feed bucket for donations t.o Bonnie and
Clyde and Friends Memorial Trust Fund at
Salurdai's benem horse abow al Orance
Coullly.:Jl.'alrrrounds. SpeclalOn shown, all ..... -.":_, . " ~
(>OUntial donors, include (from lell) Dar-
rilYn Oliver; Mr. and Mrs. John McKamey
and Janet' Farmer. ~-Oliver WIS one or
founders or the fund. She named it for two
of the 14 horses that died us result of fair·
grounds slablc fire.
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A Newport Beach woman W11
reported in good ~ltion late
Saturday a fter she was acclden·
tally shot in the lee with her
husband's revolver. ·,
Susan Robi n s , 22, of 123
Lu1onia St., was taken to Hoa&
H,.pttal follow lng_tbe Incident at
aboul7p.m .
Police said l!lrs. Robl111'
husbancl, Joe, was holdln1hla38
reyolver, \vhlch he believed to Ille
unloade<I. when it acctdenlally
fired, ,alrlldn& Mrs. Robina In the . caU ..
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Zambian President
Seeks Ford Support
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SAIGON •••
Mich., charged . that the Saigon
Foreign Of(iee "is ripping us oCf''
by charging. twice,. or more, the
usual price for exit visas .
Spanos, who worked-for the U.S.
defense attache in Saigon.
arrived with his Hanoi-born wife
and¥>"n. · ,: :-• J
WASHINGTON (UPI> -
President Kenneth Kaunda of
Zambia told President Ford in an
extraordinary toast at a White
J.fouse state dinner Saturday that
"Southern Africa Is poised for a
dangerous armed conflict.." lie
asked Am('rica to try to preserve
peace by immediate ly ending
support for white minority
governrnents.
K11unda, a black man who led
Zambia to independence in 1964,
vigorously criticized the United
States for providing assistance of
any kind to maintain minority
while rule in Rhodesia a nd
apartheid -legal discrimination
-in South Africa, a'mong other
countries.
··Southern Africa is poised for
a dangerous armed conflict,"
Kaunda said. "Peace is at stake.
A conflict with disastrous
consequenc es con be averted,'but·.
I s ubmit there is not much time.
Urgent action is required.
1\merica must heed lhe call or
the oppressed.''
Pie in Eye
For Kunstler
~ASHVILLE , Tenfi .
(UPI )-Minutes . after he said
co ll ege st u.dents lacked
revolutionary spirit, Chicago
Seven attorney William Kunstler
became Ten n essee's latest
victim of a collegiate pie
thrower. ·
.. American students ha"e Ile)~
s pirit left.'·' the civil rights
·attorney LOI(! a Vanderbilt
Univer s ity audience. As he
spoke, a well-dressed young man
s lipped on 6ta1e. splattered
Kunstle r with a1 chocolate cream
pie and escaped through 1:1. side
door .. ·
Earth Week Statts
WASHINGTON <AP) -Earth
"'eek, begins today with enera:y
conservation among lhe lheme1
to be stressed In activities
planned across.' the couptry',
according to the Alliance for
EnVtronmeatat Education.
Earth Week inarks the fifth
·~nlveiaary or the m8$$
deinonStratlons or April 22.. 1970,
called to dcaw attention to
eavironment•J probleina.
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Ford and Kaunda had spent an
hour conferring Saturday
afternoon ·and a White lfouse
statement issued afterwards said
a part was de\•oted to discussion
of ''the changing political
discussion in Southern Africa."
It gave no hint that Kaunda had
expressed the feelings he did in
his toast.
Reporters "'ere not permitted
to be at the state dinner but
Kaunda's remarks evidently
surprised Ford.
The Pres id ent. in his earlier
toast, praised Kaunda for his ..
leadership and "commitment to
peaceful negotiat1on" of Africa's
political problem, predicting
·•peaceful diplomacy will bear
great fruit." He made no specific
reference' to problems in
Southern Africa.
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IRS officials want · to cover up
for former Preside Nixon by
U.S. official's at Clark said
1.324 persons--lncludine nearly
900 Americifins -have btt.n
e\•acua'ted since April 5.
Gov.ernl'nent sources in
Washington say little more than
3.000 Americans remain in
Saigon, but the e mbassy put Lhe
figure at closer to 4,000.
Jn Thailand . the former·
governor or Pailin, a Cambodian
gem-mining tov1n 220 miles
north~est of P!Jnom Penh, said
the 43 government soldiers 've1·e
slain Friday. after he complied
with rebel orders to raise white
flags over the to"'·n .
"When the Khmer Rouge came
they beat up my troops and shot
people. w}lo resisted." said Col.
Hori Tone. "They ordered my
soldiers to wear their uniforms.
then shot 43 men."
The governor was among more
lhan'l.,OOOCambod'ians. including
300tt'oops, who fled the five miles
t'.'Q: lhe. Thai border. ~'here they
· _were illsurmed and reportedly
&:iYen permission to remain
se\·en days.
Cranes Leave
• Cholera Area
IL)l,DELPHIA, Pa.
-A former Internal
ue Service a~itOr says top
orderidg his name removed from · • agency indexes in late 1973 when WILCOX ; Neb. (A Pl -Nine 'l
evideitce surfaced that Nixon rare v.·hooping cranes, w.hich had·t'
had under.paid his taxes. refused to be · sh<><>eq out of a ,
JH ·a.,.copyrighled story in the cholera-tnfested area, gave up suooaY 8Ulletin: former auditor.. after 361k>urs Of hilr·assrnent and
Ralp.h F. LaCross said rhe Oew aWay Saturday_.
particiPa1ted in ..,, proctss of Only ~ w~OOJ?l.nc: e~"'J?CS are
''burnirig of('• .Nixon's• Daine ~wa ~be al~v.e 1~ the~ld. and !rom mic::f'QfilmedJndexes, mak-·· .conSi rv,aJlon ~s-tl} fear tha_t.
ing it impossible' tor aDyObe -ch:Olera could kill some of lhettr
wkhtn"JRS to locate NiMD's tax tb1syeur: •
returns. · ~ • · r---'-=-'='"=-:-:===----i LaCross ~as·quoled as rii'yln~ .,..,,....,....,,.
the orderl front Wa.shln.cton• to -· h .... _...... "burn off, NixOn '1 name from (lklt~Ni#: '1 you 00 not ti...e )IQUt' .-er by 5':30 p.m .. c.11 belore
the in"ciexff Was unprecedented, r .P.llJ.. tn<1 ,.our c09y win t. o.
butlhecommandwasfollowedtn · ·~.
Phllaaelphia, the IRS Mid ·
Atlantic:: Rqional Headquarters,
-without betltallon.
The B.ulletin quoted LaCross,
who retired last June on o
medic&l disability, and "other
1.RS aource1" a1.1ayin& Nlxon '.a
name also wu re1moved from In·
dexes · in .Martinsburg, W. V11.,
where IRS'a naliol\al computer
teal« II bued.
9-tutday ¥d SllQdl!IY. II yo.;·oo not
tec.ive )'OU1 copy by 9 •. m.1 Salur·
dly, or a a.m. Sund•Y. call t.llore 10
..,,.. arid your COPY wUt Die deli..et'IO.
c:1rt.1·111 Tehpt 1•
Motl·Oranoe County 4rns HMJl I
. NorthweSI Hul'llll"liJ101"1 Be.ch,
and Wetlmlnster ..... : •. 1 ... 1111
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BEGIN THE REVOLUTION -Paul Revere,
portrayed by Dino DiCarlo, made his
famous ri ~e from Boston to Lexington
Saturday \upper left), but the West Coast
. version of the trek was delayed SO minutes
in Irvine while 'Paula' Revere (Jane Paul
of Culverpale) and other elements of a
B1centenn1al parade s}:M)nsored by lrviqe
Jaycees got put together. Obvious ly, Ben
Franklin and his marine color guard from
El Toro Marine Co1ps Air Station (above,
right) did get a parade together as can be
·seen (left) in photo showing Paula
doubling back from line of march to greet
some spectators.
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CONCORD •••
in one of the first skirmishes or
the Revolution. ·
At similar cer emonies at the
Lexinglon Green eight miles
a\vay, Fo rd told a cheering
crowd that he' h ad had a
•·wonderful ex perience'' ·in
l 'aunching the nation's
Biceptennial.
He s aid h e had an
''inspira tional opportunity l~ciy-(irst·at concord and now
al Lexington'' "'hi ch gave him "a
new spirit and a new strength
abo11t .our country .
·~·we have inherited a great
tradition;'· · Ford said at· the
historic Lexington site. But, he
ctdded, it was now-the job or all
the people to see that when
Americans gather 100 years from
now, "they can s ay 'o''hat IA'as
done here on this date was the
kickoff for a new century of unity
and progress at home as \1;efl as
ubroad."
He-ad"ded , 1'-l f We join in !iiiitl
in the next 100 years, then we wil l
have done our part in tribute to·
those who have preCeded us.''
Police said about 50,000
persons were al the Le~i(lglOO
speech, which·"fol lowed ·a
reenactment by Jledcoats and
l\1inuteme n of the Lexipgton
battle, also 200 years ago.
· At Lexington, Brilisb troops in
1,775 we(e confronted by
Minutemen armed with muskets.
and a brief battle started, forc ing
the l\tinutemen bat:lc. Later, the
British suffered a setback at
Concord and .were forced to
retreat to Boston. ·
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Another Invasion:
Tourists-This Time
CONCORD , Mass. (AP)-
Nearly 200,000 tourists pedaled,
paddled, and hiked into Concord
aiid Lexin gton Saturday to
celebrate the skirmishes or Col-
onial farmers with the British 200
years ago thaL grew into the War
for. Independence.
In the uSually quiet suburbs
\\'est 'Of Boston, colorfully cos·
turned Minutemen and Redcoats
boomed the beginning of the na·
lion's BiCentennia l "'ith smoky
musket (~e.
H.und,red'! of latter-d ay
militiamen. boy scouts and
6.inFamily
D . {;! •• !-!J-? ie -ua«.:ure.
' -LOGAN,-N.A-1 . (UPI) -. Six
members or a prominent family
were killed Saturday night in
\Yhat police said was an apparent
multiple' murder, and suicide.
Officers said Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McFarland and their four
children · "'ere found shot and'
·S tabbed to death in their
fashionable home in this tiny
community northeas t of
Tucumcari. near the Texas-New
Mexico border.
The identities of the children
were not r eleased. but they
ranged in age from 5 years to 3
months.· The \•iptims included
three girls and alf infant body.
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school bands m<1rched \\'hile
thousands of onlookers crowded
the streets and fields under gray,
drizzling s kies.
'fhe activities already were un-
der \\'ay by Friday evening "'hen
croy,•ds began to stream into the
l\vo towns.
In Concord, most roads wer~.
sealed off, so people-many Of
them youn-g -rode blcycles1 hiked with back packs and pad-
dled canoes down lhe Concord
River into town. ·
By midmorning Saturday.
"'hen President Ford arrived to
s peak al North Bridge, the
crowd ha d s .... ·elled to ;in estimat-
t!d 125,000, including more tha~
20,000 counter-demonstrators
\Vho tried to shout him down.
In Lexington. 30,000 onlookers
gathered in a. predawn ~rizzle to
"'·atch as a corps of 200 Redcoat.
forced 75 l\tinutemen into a
retreat, reenacting the first shots_
of the revolution. Police s aid the
cro\vd later grew to 50,000.
Crowds packed seven to 10 de-
ep applauded as bursts of musket
fire resounded for about five
minutes as the outmanned col·
onials tl!ied to , hold of( the
British.
The crowd fell silent as eight of
the Americans dropped to the
g ·round . reena e ting the
casualties or 200 years ago, but
chee:·ed shortly afterv.·ard as the
colonia l s regrouped a nd
n1<1rched off in formation.
tne great . see c ,,esterda'/, cars o' y toda'/ and . tomorrow.
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J(ite Time
The Great Spirit blessed
their tepees \vith plenty of
sunshine Saturday as 100
• fathers and sons of the Y~I
CA Indian Guides camped in
Huntington Beach ·s Central
Park, but the wiJ1ds were
light and capricious for kite·
fl ying lime. Rick Freeman,
7, of Cheyenne tribe-pulls
(above) and Craig Morton , 7,
pushes {right) in efforts to
get 'em flying. Peter .Toghia
and son, K enrreth (bel ow}
have some riggtne-t6 do
before facing the flight prQ-
blem.
Dally Pilot
Photos by
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bargain deal. In what la dellnltelY a buyer'• mar·
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with our low 81A% 1 Int-I, and for up to 12
months, ~ln9 on the locatlon you cllooae,
· SeeWlnd wDI make your entlnt monthly
prlnclple and Interest paymentL Thia can
amount to as !"uch as a $3,IMIO uvtngs for
you! All YOI! pay 18 approlilinataly
$140 per IJ1&th for your taxes and
homeowners' asaoclation f-.
In today'a market we don't want to
gamble, we want to sell you a home.
We're wllUng to make you a "Buyer's Mar-.
liel" deal:Act today. Thia offer 18 for a llmlted
time only and already one!-third of all
SeeWlnd homes have been sold.
Located near Hoag Memorial ~Itel above
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Cal. 92660 (714) 645-2686
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Activist May Seek
Tumiey's Senate Seat ..
·s~NTA MON'I CA
<UP-1)-Tom fla yden.
a'l\tiwar activist who
stood trial as one or the
"Chitetgd Seven" in the
lulu )960/:i; suid Saturday he'I~ cbns id f!ring running
for the 'u .s : Senate st•at
held by• Democrat John
'Tunni;y.._ · · ·
llu y d e n , who i s
inarrtetl to actrcs& June
Fondu, s uid he ¥(0Uld
mount a. ''grass r.oots''
campaign ror lh'e 1976
De mocratic SenutorJul
nornini:llion rather than
run as u,cundidatc of a
lhirdp1trty. •
· ;·'third pi.l r ties-arc
impructi<:al ," he. sa¥J.
"4 f~vc voted Oelnocrat
and the people I idt'nt.ify -
(\'Ith · a 1·c grass roots
Democrats."
The formt-r Vietnam
\Var protester identified
Alabama Go'" George
\Valtace and former ..
Ok13h6m·a Sen. Fr..c·d
. ., · · l-lu1"ris as ~he ...._o·nl y nu;:'-'."al Sees politicians in the nation
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··street"talk" th<Jt people
want to hear. Eco .. ...,,.m~N Upturn •'There is a clear f UI 'J feeling in the country
that people don't kno\v
r.AUFORNIA
Cory Sues
IA Bank
For Fwids · SAN DIEGO (UPI >-Businessmen mu.st ex· what policies .arc needed
tract bctll'r performance Crom the mselYes and to replace the ooes that WS ANGELES (1\Pl
their cmployes to overcome the present bu siness are Clearly bankrupt," -St<.ile Controller Ken-
DAILY PILOT A5
Oaklmul
Gypsy
Guilty
OAKLAND CU Pl l-A
young gypsy has been
convicted on t"·o counts
or g rand th e ft for
allc1,:ed ly bilking two
"·omen out of S89,500 by
lellint: them she could
<'Ure their ID!.iru: ~s.!>tulds through s upt•rna lural
po'vcrs.
1\lamcda County
Superior Court Judge
Gordon --!\tinder set ~1a~·
2 for the seritcncing of
Sonia !\laric \Villi a ms,
. 26, of Oakland. Grand
.theft carries a sentence
or one to 10 year s in
prison.
, slump, Dona'ld D. Doyle, president or. the San l-laydcn said. nett'I Cory has riled suit
·FraneiscoChamberofCommercc,said. au.tinst the Golde n Stule A 57-ycar-ol<t East "We have an economic "' · ··The free t'ntcrpr:ise system can pro .... I us out · Ban.k or Los An"cle;;., 0 a k 1 and \\' o mrlf' .--crisis like hothing since " "' •orthis problcfnonl,y ifbusincss1nenusctheir.i'n-the 19365 <ind\hl--r\"£''"' se-t•kin-~ lo r et'over tcs tiri c d 1-h;it l\ s.
itiatiYc and demund a· stronger l)USh fron1 tht•i r Sl113,498alie"cdl'.' hL•ldon William s convinced ht•r Dt'<.d remedies i.lrt' not "' cmployt•s," he Si.lid at a meeting of the state unclain1cd n1oncy o r-'s ht• couhl rid her of evil \\'Orkin ". \V e havl· a Chamber of Commerce Bo<ard of Directors 1'"r i· "' dcr·.s. ~µirit s a nti cure he1· · foreign c ri sis th al the · II ·11 h b d day. cold \Var policies al'l' In the suit filed la st · tcrmina Y 1 us an ·
J ohu ·r . lluy, cxct.'t.ltive \"ice pl'csidcnt of the unable to sol\·e , and\\(' \\'eek in Los ,\ngclcs 1'hc \\'ilncsS said she In c .. toag . t f r •, " ' . UP'IT•l ... IO• • stale chamber, said signals ror e<.'onomic op· ha\'c a ~ovcrn1n ental Superior Court , Cory sold her home and i::avc
# • • •• • ••••• , • ... • , , , ,. timis m\\'creen1crging. t·risisin whil·h more and sa:rs that under state ~1rs . \Villi°ams S·l0.000
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The Los Angeles SW:~T squad responded to a burglar a larm at a t . Although the state unemployment rate rr~t· 2.5 1norc people don 't la\o,i:, any .s u<:h money un · from the s ale. She added
drugstore, and af\~ a tense~ four-hour wait police •brought out a · t pt:rccnt Ii.1st year. µrices of goods and SL' 'ices be Ii c v e in what clai1ncd for more than s h e g;.ivc th e gypsy ,
burglary suspect, Tyrone Coles (right). His sister wipes away <irl! starting down, inventories arc eing politicians ;.ind th e seven years becomes 523,000 from t,,.o bank
.. teats after he was led away from his hiding place in the attic of the 'replcnisht-d and Cinancial ·institutions havl· n1 ore 1>0litical establis hmE.'nl due and payable to lhc accounts as ,,. L•ll as store. · 111oncy to m;.ike available, he said. ~ are-11ayin g. state. Sl0,000 in jl•\\'elry . . ~~~~~~~~~~--"-~~~~~~---'.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
New Business
A Bordello
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N~PA (U Pl) -·Al B_iule is quilting the bC1r
business he1·e· to move to Nevada anQ open ;.a
bordello. l-le suys• his wiCe, Ann, thinks it 's ;.i
·good idv;.i . ·
Oia lc t•:-.:plaint·d that hl' \\"as driving through
f<~allun , ;-.; ev., \\·hen hc notetl a lll'\'·sµaper arti ·
cle rcµorting thut county \;.i>,1.· ln thut ureu al·
lo\l.'S brothcl.s lo be opcrutc<l .
.. 1 thoui::ht 1 'd purSUl.' that Olll'," he Si.lid .
.. I guess it wus just somethin g that sll'uck mc.
It seemed li ke a J,!ood idea.·•
I-le said hi s ,,·ifl! supports him because "she
likes to cat, too. She doesn't see as ho\\' there
might tie. any Problems."
.1-J~ .. Jla~ 1!91,1i,::ht ?'.7~~<;ITs .or land on .. ll·~·~-~
about eight miles west of Fallon and hopes to
get the brothel operating in about six \\'eeks.
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S1\N. DIEGO <UP'li -\\·on1;.1n fo r· )11f}''i &'.'~ ·• ~·
.F'ra.nkic Reese, 36. lt"·as all egcdth:'jttht•
plebded gui lt y in u1v1ame<l infant dil•cl
Suplii·lor Colfrt to a 'ft'Qm stra ng11lut lort ;_ind
charg~ of cndangc1·ing suffos:ation•Jan .. 10 .. i\'h·s.
the Ill~ of"hcr newboi;rp Reese said ttJe baby ,\·us
daU.i!11-er , a !e~.st!:r ... not uUve '''hen bor;n, to
inciuO ed orfense ' of tHe her kno\\'ledgc.
origlniti ' murder charge The judge leld her she
againSl ht'r. s hould have obtained
Jlldge Rob e rt O .· medi<.'a l 't.'are foL' the
Staniforth s cheduled in fant an'd for hersclC
.sentencing of. the bothbeforcandattertht'
southeas t San Dicgo birth.
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The·' Red·wh iskered
Bulbul, s h own in
, drawing, is sought bY,
· state biologis ts as a
pest to fruit crops.
'Sightin gs should be
repqrted ·to the
couilty agricultural
department .
Originally froll)·lridia
and Southern Ast?,
the birds cra~.;e
tomatoes, gr·apes,
avocados and other
·t.ypical Ca lifornia
croPs. #>· -,,
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Tti~ney: Gjv.~ F o~d,
Not Military._Aid ~:
Sp. C R 1\ M E N TO O\'erdut• for lhiJ n a tion td"
(UP1)-5en. John Tun· 'help s._,,c live!/ inSlead Of,
ney (D·Calif.) Saturday destroying them." ... : 1
;called ·on .the· United Speaking i ~,·a' local ~ rs tat es to. _supp I y I Presbyterian *hu r~h,
t humanituri a n aid to Tunney toldacont~rence
Sou h•at Asian nations, on rood that the U.S .
dee 1i1n1 "The time is s hould help create a
1 '~ -woritl-otock!Pletfloods.
f FaJ.rn -:rne a1ternativ~;1s Uf.
:.. lowing milliops to starve (JI( Colilroct · wh i I e we to o l u·p
' _ emergency .daid 1>rO·
l INDIO (UPJ,-The crams."hesa1 .....
f United Farm Workers or Tunney said rut \VO.S OP·
•America will sign a one-po s e ti to ·MtS iaent
l yearextensionofitscon· Ford·~ reqlf e!tll to ~
tract with .the Diiiid Congress for mi Ii tar)' aia
I Free:dma1h ·co ., a forVi etnam.· ·
1 Coa~hellft Y•lley g~wpe . "But I strOt:tJpr-·.sui>;-·
producer, J\ was un-port hum~i;iftl(t\lll\ <IS· I nounoed Friday. st stance tt't Sou t~~a s L
I UOnel Steipberg, com· A!tia,'' he said. ..
1 pan)' pres.jdef!l and Tun n c• Y ~ s n ld u
• ch -,. t rm a a o r the coopcrutlve c(fort.b)' Lhc
: Calllornla ol>ard or· f)>od .U.S.· and :'>" .. ,o~rc•·lith and A1rlcu ltur c, nutlon s or th.c third 1 decllned to disclose de-world" to Jllev1ate food
t t.ailaofthe new tontract, shortages '·c?ul~ r~c
t but. ••id that negotiators rurblsh our 1m~ge us a
t forbotb sidesreachedan nation c~mm1t.ted to
I aeteement during th~ hclpinl: the sufr~r1n g, the
-pal!l wttk. Tbe conl(llc:t downtrodden.~"""
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Fabu.i~us .finds for you, your famjly, and your home in all of -·· .
the departments listed below. Much merchandise reduced right
out of stock. Many items reduced ~1/3 to 1/2 of their original
prices. Plus, many special purchases at exceptional savings.
FASHION -· .... .,.,.... ' ,. Jew.efcy,-Handbags, Hosiery, Accessories
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• 0.rlifornienne CasuaJs, Coats, Dresses
Town & Travel Dresses, Coacs, Sporrswear
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Innovators, Emp.hasis, Fur Salon, Pavilion
Infa1ns, Gir~ 'Boys, Young Juniors, Teens
• ~r~ &.JJo<!y Fashions, Robes & Leisurewear
Sleepwear, Daytime Lingerie, Cosmetics
' Women's Shoes and Young Shoes
SHOP TODAY 12:00 NOON
TILL
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MEN'S STORE
Men's Clothing, Tailored Sportswear .
Men·~ Furnishings and Acc<>Ssories
Slacks and Coordinates, Men's Shoes
forerunner Shop and Wynbrier Shop
Men 's Oucerwear, Boys' Clothing
• Men's Sportswear
H.OME STORE
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Barb Shop and Bedroom Accessories
Carpeting, Oricncal and Arca Rugs
Draperies and Custom Draperies
Furni~~e, Sleep Shop, TV and Stereo
·Sun Shop, Luggage and Nocions, Toys
Books, Fabrics, Yarns & Art Needlework
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. Wheeling a:rid Dealing
It's naive to suppose th»t the busi11ess-0£ polities
is run lik e the PTA -on Sl donations, u c hili s upper
now and then. and an annual rumm~gc sale.
Running for office is a big-buSjness proposition
and if you don't think so take a look al the fund-raising
activities being set up by members of our Orange
County Board of Supervisors .
Evett thougb it seems he just c~rn-~ into office,
Second District Supervisor Laurence Schmit is offer-
ing th~ highest-priced meal for those who'd like to pay
him homage -$1,cp:J per ticket at ·a banquet in his
honor next month.
These money-raising affairs range all the way
down to the modest $50·a-ticket barbeque planned for
the campaign of Fifth District Supervisor Thomas ·
Riley.
The irony is that this flurry of fund·raiser s is com·
ing just after each of lhe five supervisors have spent
long hours discussing the need for reforms in cam·
paign.funding practices. lt sounds as if they \Yant lo
get som~ction going before they put teeth inlo the
pontificating they·,·ebeendoingon the subject .
Campafgn.fundin·g reforms can h ardly come too
soon -and probably v,:on 't.
A Great Deal to Celebrate
As \\'e Orange Coast residents go about enjoying
this weekend, it is difficult for us to comprehend that
just 200 years ago Saturday, 77 ttntil·then ordinary
men-armed with little more than strong hearts and
facing IO·to-1 odds-sparked the great adventure in
freedom tha t has become the United States of
America.
millions around the world.
Yet there are those who would suggest that
because of our current problems at home and 1abroad
we should hang our heads in shame and forgo any
spirit of pride ancl rejOlt:ing in celebrating our Bicen·
tcnnial.
There are those \\'ho say we must now shrink back
from any obligation to moral or political leadership in
the world. Whait nonsense! ·:. -
1'he United S\ales. with allof our problems of the
moment, continues to be a very great blessing to each
of us, and a very great asset to the world. And we still
have more good things going for us, as individuals
an<J; as a nation, than any other people in the world.
Just (Shudder) Tell Us
The U.S. Navy thoughtlessly and needlessly.
scared the socks oU or thousands of Qrange County re·
sidents lasfweek.
Jets ~nd warships were involved_in_ exercises just •
off the coast -exercises that involved some sonic·
boom runs by the aircraft and some loud booms from
11aval guns. ·
With no advance notice, citizens by the hundreds
called news1>apers and the police seeking information
about the jarring noises. Most reared it was an earth-'
quake, and not a few were frighten et.I badly.
The exercise involved no secret maneuvering, •
and the Navy's qnty, weak excuse was that at·
mospheric conditit;fs carried the sounds farther than
usual.
That should have been taken into consideration.
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many times. usually against the odds, that strong
hearts, high hopes and dedication to freedom can pro-
duce miracles. This nation has been an inspiration, as
weU as source of gr eat material assistance, to
At any time they even might shake up the at·
mosphere, the Navy public relations p eople need only
to let-us know ahead of time. This is your last chance f,o adopt a. Vietnam war orphan, folks.'
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let everyone else know. It shouldn't happen again.
U.S. Ill Asia: A Yugoslavi~n ·Pa~~llel
By JOSEPH C. HARSCH
Obviously, we are approaching
the end of the story of Anierican
involvement in Vietnam.
We can't yet see the shape of 1 the last chapter. The '-''ithdrawal
of South Vietnam government
(orces from the provinces or the
Central Highlands does not
necessarily forecast the eventual
disintegration of the government
and culture that 0Americans so
long ::ind so expensively sup -
ported.
The abandonment of those pro·
vinces wi\I m ake more military
units available for defending Lhe
coastal plain and the major cities,
all of which lie in the coastal plain,
The ARVN (A rmy of the
Republic of Vie tnam) is by now a
well-trained and veteran force. It
is still~well armed and still able
to give a good account of itself in
battle. It has not been defeated.
It has been regrouped and given
a le ss ambitious assignment.
THE CENTRAL Highlands
ha\'C all a long been disputed ter-
ritory even when American
troops were there. It is moun -.
tainous, thinly populated. and the
terrain is ideal for guerrilla
operations. The ARVN has never
controlled this territory. It has
held the cities. but ne\'er the
countryside.
The effo rt lo control the \\•hole
has been a major drain on ARVN
energy anti resources. It should
be able to do better at less cost in
defending the· coastal plain.
The ~'ithdrawal may amount
to a second partition of 1Vietnam.
The Viel Cong is now un-
challenged in its C'ontrol of the
mountain spine. But the cities
<.ind peoples of the coast are loyal
to the goyernmenl 'in Saigon. It
IA'ill be Yery much harder~for the
Viet Cong and their allfes Crom
the North lo overrun the coastal·
plain than it has been for them to
consolidate their grip on the
mountains.
So, !A·e can:t see the fin al out-
come. But we can look back and
try to see what mistakes were
made and when.
Back in 1945 v.·hen the
Japanese military efrort was col -
la psing, the American OSS (Of·
fice of Strategic Services and
precursor of the CIA > put agents
into Indochina. They met Ho Chi
ri.Jinh and provided him and Qis
followers wit h money 3nd
y,·eapons.
The y recommended to
Wa~hington that the United
Stales use him as the principal
vehi cle for the organization of a
new government in the wake of
the departing Japanese. That ad·
vice was supported in the
Soulheas1 Asia section of the
State Department, but it ~·as
e \•entually overruled on the
ground that the French wanted to
return to Indochina.
HO CHI MINH himself ~·rote to
\\'ashington asking for American
aid. But Washington put lhe-in·
terests of France first. for the
sake of American. policies in
Europe.
Suppos e the v4rdict in
Washington had gone the other
v.'ay . What WO!Jld the situation be
like in Southeast ASia how? '
The story of Yu'gOslavia giYes
us useful clues. The issue in both
cases was much the same. Could
the United States back a Com·
munist regime against the old or-
der? It was done in Yugoslavia.
Tito was backed fi rs t by the
British. Washington reluctarltly
foll owed the Brit.iJOh lead.
Yugoslavia w;is c'ommunized.
But it turned into a native variety
and quickly broke with Moscow,
Marshal Tito never accepted
Moscow discipline. Yugoslavia
puruses-its own independe'nt
foreign policy and its own in·
dependent variety or com-
munism lo ttiis day. -
IT CANNOT be proYed Lbal the
story or Yugoslavia would have
been _paraUel ii\ Indochina had
Washington backed Ho Chi Minh
in 1945 as it backed Tito in that
same year. But there ha~ al~·ays
been .an independent spJl-i t
among the peoples who live un·
de"r the southern rim or China.
They have traditionally been de·
ferential to China, but never sub-
jected. ·
Ho Chi Minh was as much of a
man, artd. as muCh of a folk hero,
to his 'p"eople as A1arshal Tito in Yugoslai:i~. Had WaShlngton
backed him, the chances .nre re-
asonably good that he would
have behaYt.:!d . like Tito and
played the gr~at po"·ers against
each other lo keep, himsClf and
his country .independent or an.Y
on(' of th_em.
IC that h1td h :ippened, Jn .
doehina. today ~-ould p1:esumably
be Comqiunist, but independent
of both Peking and ?i-lo~cov.·.
There vuld be no civil war an<l
no biood'!hod. ' . Which ~Id have bct!n the
Jettier eVil, "'*1.at might hnve·hap·l
pened oc wbilf has happened~ '
Joseph c: •H9rscl1 wriles for tile
editorial pagts of 1/1e Christlart :
Science Monitor.
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Eye Cast on Eire?
Ky JONATllAN llARSCll
DUBLIN -The CIA m ay
be plagued by a new wor·
ry ... The ancient church -of
St . Senan on tiny A1utton
Island off the Irish Coast 2S
miles from Shannon interna·
tional airport.
Irishm en :.ire upset" by the
unpublic ized sale of the 180·
acre bird s anctuary to an
Am erican firm .
· Irish ne\YSpapers speculate
that \Yith [ts position on the
west coast, Af utton Island and
its church will be packed with
CIA agents and electronic
gear to SJJY on Soviet sub-
marines.
Soviet s ubs and trawlers, of
coune, do pass by regularly.
lrailine alter NATO naval ex·
erclscs.
lrish newsme n asse11 th at
by usi ng an 1\mcrican holding
company and an innocent
Iri sh church .ris <.i front for
spying, th e Cit\ could com·.
promise Irela nd, which is
proudly a ncutrul nution and
not a NATO member.The
wild rum ors gi\'e Iris h
headline writers great op·
portunity for bold type.
But perhaps it is ti ll an inno-
cent exercise having nothing
to do with the CIA .
There arc even those ""ho
wond e r whether press-
battered CIA opernti,·es .ire
planning a quiet monasti c life
for themselves Jn St. Scnun 's
church.
Joriothan Horsch fs a cor·
'rt1pondtnt for tht Cl1ri1tian
Science Monitor.
To the Editor:'
Re : Leland Newcomer's arti·
cle. ''The Tenure System Needs
to Be Fired" (Sunday, April 13 ).
Leland Newcomer, forJ.Jl er
superintendent qC the NewPort -
l\.1esa Unified School District, re-
commends that tenure for
Calirornia teachers be abolished.
He suggests that only young
educators' are open and flexible
enough lo relate to today's youth,
and influence their behavior,
goals and inspiratioris. 1 The implication in most pro-
posals to e liminate tenure la~·s is
that young teachers arc better
than old teachers. This worship
of youth is not unique to educa-
tion . 1-lowever, as a classroom
tc;.icher and consultant for 10
years and publisher's represen·
tative "'orking with educators for
five years, I've found that it is
dirficult to make generalizations
about teachers on the basis of
their age.
l 'VE OBSERVED teachers of
all ages at work in their
classrooms, on committees, and
at trainin g ~'o rkshops . As a
parent or l'A00 elementary school-
chi ldren ~ l 've visited their
school s and classrooms. Many of
the fin est teachers in our schools
todu y are those who 've been
teaching 20 years or more -
thcy "r e enthusiasti c, hard-
'-''Orking, knowledgeable, in·
no vativc <:ind conscientious.
They are awure of many styles of
tcuching and can choose the
techniques ,that v.·ork best for
each child . They can be an in·
spiral1on and of help to new
teachers.
'Current tenure laws make It
\. possible to dismiss teachers ror
specific causes, while at the
same time sa(eguardlng their
rights. Changing the law so that
teachers could be di'smissed on
the basis of their, age would not
be beneficial to education.
BOB COOPER
'Flawed' n,_a11•
To the Editor :
Regarding Dr. Dumars '
answer to Ron11ld Reagan re-,
gardlng abortion: To me. Mr.
Re~gan was j u~t deploring the
waste in human life caused by
abortion, not only to the baby but
a lso to th e mothers. Many
mothers who abort their babies
have mental or physical pro.
ii
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blems a rterward. Some pro-
blems, such as infection, hemor·
rhage and mental breakdown are
large problems. Some are lesser,
such as a callousness and indif·
ference in regard to their fellow
human beings,
Dr. Dumars is a member or the
profession whose job it is to heal,
or if unable to heal, is supposed to
alleviate pain for his patient.
Why then Is he agaiMt "flawed"
human beings? He says these
"offspring will never be aware,
sense pleasure, have memory or
recognize parents.''
This statement shows that Dr.
Dumars. does not ·know much
about "flawed" people. He does
not know that a very'high majori-
ty or "flawed" people become
self-supporting. He does not
know that there are families that'
are looking for ''flawed ''
children lo adopt because they
-.are already raising "flawed'"
children themselves.
There arc no unadaptable
children. If it's too much for
parents with "flawed" newborn
babies, let's (Ind homes for these
babies. Let 's not let them die
because their parents and their
doctors are unable to feel that
these babies uren't "warm, lova-
ble and cuddly.''
DR. DUMARS alsosaysthatin·
ranticide docs not necessarily
follow abortion. He talks about
infant mortality and then
deplores letting children. surfer
from dh1orders and parents una·
blc to cope with s uch a new life.
Then he talks against adoption in
such c.ases. What is Jell but inJan-
tlcide? 11 this really what Dr.
Dumars wants? We already have
lnranticlde In our United States,
b1any flawed newborns are being
forced to die in ,hospitals now
because parents are not being
told all the beautiful and positive
programs lhal are accessible to
flawed children. '
Dr. Duman wants us to go
backwards {negative) in
.medicine Instead or forward
(positive). He doesn't want us to
be Good Samaritans and.help one
anothe'rto be the best we can.
MRS. DOLORES KAISER
Tax Credit Questions
To the Editor:
I refer to the Sylvia Porter col·
umn of Tuesday, April 15, in
~·hich she discusses the recently
aj>proved five percent tax credit
onnewhomesales.
Miss Porter makes it sound too
easy'. You should know that the
National Association or lfome
Builders is continuing ll5' efforts
to obtain futher clarification and
interpretation or Certain ambi·
guities and unclear language
which exist in tbe-,_uide lines is·
sued·on April a bY IJl' IRS.·llla or
addiUonal1sicnUlcance th~t final
regulations covertn1 the lax
credit ;;i,re not expected to be ls·
sued by the IRS until later this
year -it is not unusual for
severa l months to elapse
between the passage· or tax
legislation by the Congress and
the issuance of detailed and final
regulations.
ONE OF the quolificfatiorlS for
the tax credit is that the home
buyer must attach to his income
tax returg a certlficate Crom the sell~r ~ating that '°the purchase
price is the lowest prtce~t which
the residence was ever ofCered .
for sale .'' The NAHB h as
specific'ally cautioned builders to
<'onsu lt with coun1el before issu·
ing such a certlJleate because or
. the ''uncertainty presently sur·
rounding the meanln1 of the
statutory language." Severe civil
penalties, fines and J'mprlson ..
menl w.ill result Crom a fal se
certl!lcation by a 1eller and,
because or this, It Is somewhat
misleading for Sy,vla Porter to
advise prospective home buyers
that they should lnislst in placing
a condition hl the sales •fret!·
ment with a bulkier that such a.
f,crtiric ate be l$sued. wftlk>ul.1t..al·
ng that there may be Cmany) In·
stances when a builder ts not In a
position to colnmit himself.
Quite frankly, Unle11 the
g·u_tdellnes are clarified with
respect to the question or ''Jowesl
r.rtces'' the value o!thetax credit
egislallon to the Bulldinc "In·
dustry wUI be ne1ll1lblo. Thero la
already considerable conll.llton
in the minds or prospective
home buyers and it Is most unfaJr
I
of Congress to expect buyers-a'hd
sellers of houses lo wresUe with1
problems that :·should be com·
petently disposed-of by the highly
qualified experts.on the staff of. the IRS. . .• . .
DAYID A. W. YOUNG
OrphanAccuUuratloir
" To the Editor: •
In the Sunday edition of the·
Daily Pilot, there Was an article
with suggestions by Dr. J ean.
Carlin tor the r~milies adopting
the-war orphans. The adopting
families have shown interest and
concern and certainly must be
·a"'.are ol ihe difrerences between
the culture these children haYc
.left ~nd the culture to which they
have come. but some people a1·c not •. ":.. _, -
T·he,_ si·ggestionS li!ted by Dr.
Carlin are not random and not to
be chosen as if they were multi·
pie ehoice-they arc very basic
and important in lhc cultures o (
Southeast Asian count1ics. lt is
vital to the adjustment of these
war orphans that eveJ11one in
cont.act.with them is made awarµ
or ttiese basic cultural dif;
ferences, .
The identity. culture und feel-1 ings or the children should not be
forgotten In the process o(
Americanization, ft should be u'
sharing experience ror :ill of us:
JACKIE BERNARD .
DAILY PILOT
Robm' N. WHif. P'llblWtn-
TMmo• K1nii.!, £dilor
Thoma• Palnwr.SM'*at
Editorial Pa gt £dUor
The editorial P•le ot the D•ll.1 Pilot 1•ek1 to .Inform •nd
stimulate read•n by prnenUnc on thll P•lt dlverae romment1ry
an '-'tt of l•erat by 1yndlr•l· 911 tolU•nllll and c1r1oonltll by ·
proyld,in1 • rorum for ,..~.
view• and by prt1enUn1 this Mwlpaper'• oPlnlons and ldt11 •
on C-*rtt1tl lop lc1 . The ettlorial '
oplniont of·th• Dilly Pilot tppe1r < .>
onl1 In the tdltotial rohnrurat I.lie •
topi ot the P•I•· Oplnldn1 ••· i 1
ptelM4I b1 the col•mnh1l1 and J t'artoonllll and lftter writers are t thetr own, and no endoratment of \
their vlew1.• l»y lM Daily P\lot
Mould bt Inferred,
Sunday; April 20, 1975
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·U.S. M~st Take Orphans
::· ••. It Work~d for .Hiroshimans
~ Efforts to bring Vietnamese or·
Phans and homeless t'hlldren to the United States have run i.Qto Hverre opposition from chtla
peycholo1ist1 otnd culturul lln· ~roPologlsts . ~ These experts contc11d thul the
~cue operations arc being cur·
fled out by well -intentioned b-.l
. ..l11uided people who huv9 'ery
• OtUe knowledge or what Is In-
' tolved In pluck-· . f!1 thlldrco out • ' ¥ • highly de· 'eloped culture
and setting
them down in a
totally d i r-f. e r e n l
~lely . Chil-
fren, they sUy,.
are n ot for
&ransplan~in g;
they do not automatically adjust \o strange races, words, foods,
tusLoms. The .result is "culturbl
·~k ••• the effects or \l.'hich, ac-
cording to the experts, c!in pro·
duce long-lasting mental ""d
i)hysiological dislocaUons.
tlow valid is this advice'!
' 1 SOME VEA RS agp, I waa con:
nected with a prqj,ect .ttw i:.
brought a group.of diSfll:uredaftll·
crippled yo ung gitls.Jl'pm
Hiroshima to the United States
ror surgery and exterided
hospitalization. Ttfc girls were
casualties· or the atomic bombing
or Jliroshima. The plan we de-
veloped called Jor the gi,l;'ls to be
Oown to this country by the U .S.
Air Force. They would live witb·
American families when they
were not in hospitals.
Since most or the· gifls would
require a hair-dozen or more
operations-involving plastic and
l
NORMAN
COUSINS
rehabilitative surgery. their stay
in this country would last at least
a year. The Society of Friends in '
A mer i ca w o u Id u c: cept
reliponsibility for finding ,
ramUJes for eac.b or the girls and
for iycational lrainin1 ir desired.
JiiO -sooner did we a.anounce
these plans than formidable oP·
position developed. Some child psyc~ologists and cultural an·
lhropologists made public. state·
ments 8evere1y criticizing the en·
tire project.
THEY PREDICTED that
within two weeks alter the girls
arrived the project would col·
lapse because the gifls would be unablf to sustain the cultural
BhQflt·. ·Tlte1 experts urged Presi·
dent Eisenhower to veto lhe ~ans, or at least to order the U.S.
AJc,Forcf not_lo participate in the
pf""Cllratn .
Prelident Eisenhower ac -
corded ui the courtesy of ex.plain-
ing'tl)l' '~i•l'i ;lq lilm l!l'r'"'iially.
I \o)~·tlieJ>.resii!Ont 91 the end en. Ua!1 0( Jhe" surgeons and physi-
cians who were volunteering
their services. l 'spoke or the sup·
port of ,YJ1-5ociety d 'American
Friends and of the American Red
·Cross. I told him or the continu·
· ing role .or the Saturday Review
in carrying out rrehabilitation
prolrams in lliroshim_a.
Presttlent Eisenhower support·
t.-d us completely and the project
went fo"rward . The disfigured
and crippled girls from
Hiroshinla were brought to the
United States. During the rull
period or lbeir stay in this coun -
try, the re was not u single cu.se or
homesiUness or cllllurul shock.
The experts were complettly
wrong.
All. their academic trc.ilnlng
hadn't taught them the one lesson
that both preced es und
transcend s specialized
knowledge : Love and warmth
are more lmportunflhan·cultural
differences. The experiences or
the 1-llros hima girls iq livine with
their American families enabled
them to bridge all the cultural
gaps. ,
The Vie tnamese ctlHdren being
brought lo the United Stale8 ure
not being transferred lo ~old and
impersonal institutions; lhey arc
becoming Members of families.
TO b~ sure, they will ·e n·
counlcr_pluch that is strange, but
they will al so discover that
nothing is more basic in life than
the regener ati ve force: The
potentialities tor creative growth
will be nourished by ll'l e al·
mosphcre of love and full acccp-
t an c e in whi<'h they find
themselves.
BOTll TllE children <.ind their
new American families will be
as toni s h e d -n ot <t l the d if-
ficulties or language but at the
case with l"'hich it ii possible to
communicate across cultural
barriers .
Expe rtis e always has its
limitations, but ne ver more so
than when il seeks to speak out on
human r elationships without tak·
ing i11to account the fact th at
human Jove and compassion arc
primary and that national dir·
rerences ancy cultural gaps are
secondary. ,
... It Eases Asians' Suffering
As tbe child victim& or the
military ·disaster in Vietnam are·
s hown nightly on television,
American viewers ;,rre respond-
ing with a wave of maternal and
paternal concern . Childless
couples iii well as families with
children arc offering to take Viet-
namese orphans into lt\eir homes
and ;:idopl them. Even si ngle
women -and I have tulked with
three in the past. two days who
have mentioned the matter --
wonder aloud it,thf!y mtght lake
care of a Viet· •1 _, 1
narnesechild.
Tbe sudden
action of Ed Da·
ly. president or
World Airways
of Oakland, of
sending 58
ch{ldren on a..
(light to the
United States
atalnat the or-
ders of the IOtal bureaucracy is
wldel7· admired, since it
dram.Uz:ed a determination.to do
something imme.diatcly about
these orphans.
· The death two days later of 1*>
adult.a and orphaned children in
the crash of an Air Force C-5
Galaxy lnten..sified public con·
req1. Henc41i1'today thousands -
peih111 hlindreds of thousands in
America -are asking how they
mtcht adoJJi a Vietname!:le child ..
·The AgenCy for International
»evelowq~;has been swamped With tele~ne ca(Js from people
wanUDg to either adopt children
or ot.httwl se help the refugees.
Much bureaucratic detail is in-
volved in adoptions across in-
ternational boundaries. Thcover-
eeas aaenCy identifres the or-
-phans to be adopted and does the
panr:work with Uie local ~ern ·
( S. 1: HAYAKAWA )
menl. Local adoption agencies in
the United States identify s ui table
homes and try tom at ch the adop-
tive parents • preft•renccs as to
age, race and sex with chiJdrcn
p_rovided by the overseas agen·
C'll'S.
AMONG TllE Ain crit•<Jn ';:ind in·
ternational ai:;encies operating in
Vietnam are· Friends fo.-All
Children (445 S . 68th St .. Oou!der.
CO 80:J02); Frie nd s of lhl..'
Ch ilare n of Vie ln<.1n1 (600 S.
Gilpih'. Denver. CO fml8): 1-lolt
lntematiohat Children's Services
(P.O. 'Box 2420, Eugene, OR
97402 ); TravClers' Aid Interna-
tional Services (345 E. 46th St.,
New York, NY 10017); World Vis-
ion (919 W. Huntington Drive.
Monrovia, CA 91016 ).
Mrs. Betty J ean Mock or the
Holt agency explains some or the
difficulUes of adoption. Early in
the war, she s ays, American ~
social workers discovered that
the Vielnamese, having no v.·ord
for "adoption" in their language,
were unfamiliar with the concept.
There was also some suspeicion
that Americans w'anted children
to raise as slaves:
A turl)ing poirlt· came when a
high Vietnamese orflcial visited
the Holt agency in Eugene, says
"1rs. Mock. He saw the temporary
care facilities and rnel adoptive
parents awaiting their children
with nursery rooms outritled "l<l.'ilh
new cribs, toys, diapers and love
-and withdrew all objections.
The Holt agency specializes in
placing the mixed-race children
of ~merican servicemen -
children who are rejected not only
by the pt•oplC', but e ven by the or-
phanages of \'ictn:im. This agen·
cy has sent 409 such children
on a <.'h<J rtered P an American
fl ight to Sea ttle. Chicago and New
York .
Tllt:RF. ARE se\·eral obscrva·
lions to be m ade about the v.1aveof
sym pa th y fo1· th e refugee
<'hildren of Vietnam. f'irsl, many
t\mcri cans -both those "''ho sup·
purtc'd a nd those v,:ho opposed the
vi<ar -hoav e been frustrated by
their po"'·t·r\(•Ss ness. thei r in·
ability to d o anything to
an1tlior<.1 le m41tters.
In <Jdopting O/ ollH?r'.'·isc help-
ing th (• orphaned children of th(•
war, they sec an opportunity to do
something positive lo diminish
Ulc suffe1·ing or the VietnameSl'
people.
Second, Americans have been
adopting Vietnamese children
sinc:-e 1966 a nd many have been on
the waiting list for a long time.
The present emergency means
that many who have been Y.'ailing
can look forw;:ird to an early
fu lfillment or their wishes.
Also there has been in America
a shortage or babies to adopt.
\\IHAT IS MOST remarkable is
that for most people racial dif-
ferences no longer stand in the
'''ay of adoption. Before World
\~iar II it would have bt•en an ex·
ceplion<.i l white family indeed
that \\'OUld ha,·e contemplated
;.1dopting a n Orie ntal child. But
s inc:-c those days there has been in
America a g reat change or ;:it-
titude on the su bjcct of ral'e.
This change is largely due. I am
sure. to the civil tights move-
ment.
It is strange th al the decline of
r;.lcism s hould be one or the unex-
pected by.products ofwur.
Sunday.April 20. 1975 OAILYPILOf Al
Debacle Poiso11s World Se11fi111e11f •
Vietnam Haunting U.S.
\11ear ine ss
throughout the country a nd the
aggravated, breathless and often
distorted reports from the battle
zone itself.
The A.merican people have
been given a steady diet or misin·
formation with very fe\\' 11ctual
rac:-ts for a decade or more. Now ,
Congres11 . being by nature more
eager to follow than to lead. is
probably happy to ha ve at least
v.·hat appears' to be derinitive
':oter r esponse to the isSU('.
y,•halever it is .
Congressmen tend not to li ke to
c;:ist votes on the floor when they
are uncertain about their consti·
Wfrlc• ,
'That's the most blantant
demonstration of the domino
theory, I 've ever $t1Bn!'
(
tuents.
RONALD
REAGAN )
But there is no mistaking
-the fact that here America's
Soulheasl Asia policy is viewed
as a failure. and the American
visitor is as ked constantly if the
Asian debacle means that
America might not contioue to
honor its commitments in
Europe.
THE UNDERCURRENT is
one of questioning American
leaders hip that has been taken
ror granted for so long by the
British and the Western Euro-
peans.
Our railure Lo pro\'idc lht•
South Vietnamese \1rit h the
replacement arms . ammunition
and· rucl they ha,•c needed and
now need amounts lo a b<td case
of American myopia and a cause
of celebration in Mosrow and
Peking. Con sidering pas t patterns
of bchetvior. the.Soviets arc likely
to put pressure on the L;nite<l
States and its allies elsewhere
now, since they are \ielermined
to nudge their periffietcr or in ·
nuence ever further away from
their home territory .
Our mettle having been tested
;:ind found wanting in Indochina.
the Soviets may bl' encouraged to
try us again soon.
Allhough it ·s probably fair tC'
say that the British have no
specific interest in South Viet-
nam and Cambodia per se. they
are very \\'orrie d about tht'
possibility of one or their oldest
alli es, Portugal, drifting into lhe
Soviet orbit. and American
failure to aid the Southeast Asian
allies has symbolic importance
here that cannot yet ~ fully
measured.
Our abandonment or our allies
and our failure lo honor the as·
surances "l<l."e gave them in sign·
ing the Paris accords already
have influi nced the coll apse or
the recent Is raeli-E gy ptian
talks. a nd yet may pro,·e to be
Lhe most haunting mistake the
United States has made in nearly
200 years .
Ozone Destruction
Must End-in Time
There is convincing scientific
evidence now that some sub-
stances released into the at-
mos phere by technology can
cause loss of part of th e
stratospheric ozone layer, the
earth's vital protection against
the sun ·s harSher ultraviolet
rays. Some dispute remains ove r
interpretation or the data, and
there is .obfuscation on both
sides .
The Federal .Avaiation Ad·
ministration suggests that a re-
cent study shows no danger of
ozone loss ·from superson ic
transports -but obscures the
fact that the conclusion applies
only to exisling SSTs and those
now in production ; the same
study shows lhal a major in-
crease in the numbers of SSTs
would risk a loss of Ozone. En-
vironmentalists have been guilty
or obfuscation by insisting the
danger or substa ntial ozone Joss
is imminent. ·
Agreement is Jess than · un·
animous, but there seems a fair
degree of consensus a mong
scientists that this is not so,
Mankind appears to have a grace
period of a few years to begin to
redlice its release of ozonc-
depleling chemicals, nitrogen ox-
ides, fluorocarbons and others.i
This grace period should not be
used lo put off action indefinitely.
Tbe chemical contami11ation·1 must stop eventually, and in·
dustry ought to be making ita
plans now. I
F'tom the BaUimore Sun.
Are ~··Bad Die~s Imperiling Future Counti~s?
By TONY to°NRICHS According to Livingston. this un-startled the San Diego medical com-lake results. I believe Livingston's CThe Healt.h Oepa.rtroe~l s sev_e n·
dernutrition is not described as the munity_ They s hO\\'ed that lhere were statistics could generally be)lppli~ lo '!'Onlh delay_ in s ubmitting its C1:P.Pl.1ea-1 "\In 197;1. a group or ~tud_enl"J al UC San gnawing pains or hunger or or \\'eakness 1, 123 pregnant \VO men \Vilh incomes Orange County... lion ro~ fund.1~g v.·as sever~ly cn_l1 c1zed,
Diego. under the direction of Dr. Robert or fatigue; it is described as nothing less below the po\'crly level and 1.342 with in -As in the case of San Diego Count)', by vanous c1t1zen groups, ~nclud1n g the
tilvlnc.ston. o r the Dcpa rtrl\cn~ of than the wasted lives and lost potential . comes ranging from the poverty level to the latest census data for Orange County Orange Cpu:ity Comm~n1ty Devel?P·
Neurofflences·, researched the question : of .stunted mind& and stunted bodies or twi ce that level who had nutrilional in -is the 1970 U.S . Census. The results using menl Council. RcsJX>ns1ve Education'
"11 thefe evidence for or against the children. takes so lo\v as lo jeopardize the brain Livingston's formula show th~t 682 preg· Projects. the . ""'"cl fa.re Coalitio~. a~d
po11tbiJity that some children in San Clinical, beh a vioral a nd autopsy development of their-unborn. nanl wom_en living in Orange County e ~en .the Child ren s Pounda l1 on 1n1
Diego County might be in jeopardy for evidence ill convincing. The un: .. ~ with incomes below poverty level duriog W ash1~gton, D.C.)
.brain deve1opment, as ~ result of un· dernourished child's he!Jd is s maller. on LIVINGSTON'S STATISTICS and 1969-70 were jeopardizing the brain de· In this progra m , known as \VIC. ;:i Jo\\'·+
demutrition in the womb or during the the average. The crown-rump length, data arc no\v ~eing used as a mode~ in velopment of (heir unborn -that is, of income pregnan.t woman. infant or r hild
early years or life?'' overall body hciglrt and height·\\•cight courses taught 1n both the undergraduate course, i£ Livingston's data can ·be ap· under 4 d~t~rmtned l? be vu lnerable to,
•Ftnt, they defined the level of un · ratiolikelyallWlllbebelownormal stan-and medica.l school departm~nts at UC plied to Orange County. malnutr1l_1o n receives a .~onthl,Y
d. emutrition that would be likely to cause San Diego. But provm· g Li'vi'ngston's theo~ 1·s an voucher .al a local health clnuc:-. Th1s1 . d;lrds. There may be c,linical lf,bor1.1tory · ~ h d d food r damage in humans, by usi ng as their sighs of reduced levels of noritf:tl body Livingston believes his formula c:'n be allogether different story. Dr,-Thomas vouc. ~r 1s re ee!"e at a _ st or~ . or,
bue tl)e results of prevtou!S studies on cheri'licals. Social and psychological de· applied to Orange and other counties to Hamilton, director or health care spec1~1cal!Y de~1gnated h1gh·nutr1t1on
•imal1 that concentr.ted on protein v-elopment and the acquisition or , . services for Orange County, last wLeek andv1tnm1n-enr1chedfoods. .tnid calories. Protein~ts essential for sensorimotor skills are delayed or defi· Tony llinrichs is a freelance writer living In stated : "We are rinding very few grossly Tl'IE \'11C PROG Ri\M, .,..·hl<.'h started ~urt,r-g lbe ·brain. and a lack or · cient. lfunlington IJeach . Ht is a former mtrnber of t.1ndernourished children in the county. Jn February 1975 in Orange Cou nty. ~ill ~lorlea pr.eve.nts''adequate protein the board. of directors of llUt Orange Counly We are finding some children with mild provide vouche rs ror 160 prcg nanl.o
_ ..... 'zatlon ,_ '• '" ,; ., OOLDREN who are undernourished Communit." Dtve/opmt'nl Cou~cil, r ...... tsnit~ nemla (Iron del'1clenc•) but 1·n most h C 't c1 · · r llUU • • "re,•h•racleri·,11·ca'Uv.moresu.sceptible ,,. ~,., a 1 • women at t e om mun1 ~· 1n1c o 1 Althouth sludle~ Ql'I hWnati• tire not as .. .. 1 1ng Cos ta 1\·fe sa. Newporl Beach and Irvine. cases nutrition counseling and iron pills Orange County and the l\tedicfll C(•nll'r . 1 ~1ct, because thei"8riablea caMot be to infect.tons and lo parasitism. J3eciu.se solve the problem.··· Also 670 infants and children \Vill r<'C('i \'e
hUy·eontrolted, they point in the same of Illnesses •nd lethargy. undernourished delerm inl' the number or pregnant llelene Dicke. nutritionist at Com· vouchers through the health department
trectkln J • children tend to miss valuable play and women \vh o v.·ould be thought to ha,·c munity Clinic of Orange County, goes so clinics in S11 nt a t\na. Placentia and La
Science' 9ver the laata~ade has begun schooling opportunities, subtracting 11 ut r:i 1io na1 1 n l B kes s o IO!W u 5 10 far as to challenge Livingston's formula liubri1.
ti e1tablt1h that the brain of a baby while further £rom their inltlaldeficienccs. that a large ..... rcentage of low-income But the sizcabh.' difference in the 'i I d I I Th s o ·cgo sludents also e•am1'ned i·eopurdi ze the bruin de velopment or F"' ~t.hewomb, during in ancy an near Y e an 1 • · A pregnant women ore deficient in caloric number of vulnernble pre~unt \\'Omen · ldhood Is strlc1.4y dependent on ade· the "Te n-Slate Nutiition Survey" oC lhc llu~h· unborn. intake. Ms. Blcke told me, '•Instead of according to Livingston's formul a and
De .rtm.nl Or llcallh Educ.ll·oo ond Dr. Eldon Foltz, headofthedlvisionof ate nutrltion for it1developmt-nt. P · • seeing ladies wilh low-calorie intake, the number no"· being helped \vllh \VIC
When the mother has been un~ Welfare and determined whut percen· neurosurgery nt UC Irvine, told· me. m anv of the ladles I see in the prtnalal food voul'hcrs seems to call for further J.;;.o;; d l 11 · me women o'nfa n"• and "Dr. Livingston is hlghlv respected In ,, rished during pregnancy or ur· a~e O OW·lnco · '"' ,, program are~(lt\f•"e.igbt." investigation of Li\lingston's stud" and '' h"ld I h d e consum1·ng food al the the held of ncurosciences and bis pre· ,, IO' breast feeding, or iC the Cl t 5 un· c ren wer · · She added at tn.A....uate intakes or the .nutritional status or low· Income · · hed d l W{ or earlv level tbat would put the brain in vious studies have been relevant, relia-~ ~rnouna ur ng ~cy " blc und factual." Sue Miyamoto, the vitamins A and C, lroo, calcium and pregnant women. ·
cJdldhood the brain ca be retarded and jeopardy of development. nuliition Instructor and dietician at the possibly protein are )>eiDg found ln &<>me Considerin1fthe great rise over the last
'9complet'e.ly developed. IC • child hai; Once this was established. they DP· patients. · five vears in the cost of li\·ing, the cost of ~d 1 d 1 II sM ol br·i·n cells bv plied t.he5e percentages to matched Orangt Count.y Ml"Cl.lcal Center, com· 1 1 't ·-eve ope a u "'~ u • .3 • mented, ''Llvl ng1 ton 's statistical THE HEALTH Department did apply r~ and r~lc.or unemp oyment, 1 iseems tM time he or she ts 18 month!I old, it Is. catefOries or people In S:tn Diogo. nc-rnethods appenr to be r eliable. Althoudh for federal funding for lhe Special Sup-highly unlikely that. the undernutrltlo11,
knoWn now. he or sM oever wlll develop ~rd:~_ng to information from the 1970 I would like to sec a corn.laUon ';,r plemenl~I Food Proe.rnm for Women bclieved•lo ha\'e e.xtSted at the ti~ or
f'llly. ?!lo imount of later feeding u n \ lY!_~,en,. sus. b"·h~ M b1'••hemical s Ludv result& to nutrllion in· Infants.and Chlld.ren. . ' Ute 1970 ct nsus ha.a disappeared. . ' ,..i.e. up for thb defii;lt. , , ,.., lndin&~. pu ~ ~ arch 1974. ~ ,
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Politie19~ Noles
New Obscenity. Law ·Trt: . . .
By O.C. HUSTINGS
Of 111-O•llr Pile1 s-..1
A new approach to defininl;_ o
scefiity has been introduced in
the Legislulure by. Senator Den·
nis E. Carpt!nler.
.. This is not an attempt to write
into la"' what. is or is not ob-
scene,',' said Carpenter, "but to
redefine obscene matter in
language d erived fion\ Supreme
Court.decisions~'' .
"'Under· the Newport Ber.ch
'!lell'ublican's prow_sal <SBli86>.
obscene matter would have lo de-
pict sexual conduct in .. n of-
fensive way that' is completely
without serious literary, artistic,
political or scientific value"". ( ' ''TllE KEY is the word
·serious,· which has been indicat-
ed in the court decisions as the
appropriate approal'h," e:f.-
pJained Carpenter. . .t ·
"'l\1y bill is not an \meinRt.: to
stiftc free expression or to"iO'lete
anyone's ri ght to free expression
but to tnect u s erious problem ...
said Carpcntt•r.
··Almost ;:tl l r easonable people
agree t hat \\'(.• huvc ;Jllo\ved too
much obscenity and too much
cundor in the depietion of sexual
acts.
··This is a reasunL>d approach
to dealing with the problem
without violating constitutional
rights to free speech.".
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' Carpl·nlcr: 1ntrodul't.'d
legis lation requiring the smuller
ships to have ~uch plans and to
have them approved by the state
Depa11mcnt of Fish and Gan1e .
Without the oil spill c~tingen
cy plan. it would be illegal for the
ships to enter California waters.
··o~e to th e lack of ,a deep·
'''ale ... port in Southern California
these ofl:·shorc transfer s are
necessary;" ·said Carpenter. •111: ·'
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' . is also necessarrthat we Pl'Qled.
our wildlire and Our c.-oasutne." • •• •
' MAJOR REVISIONS ol JOJall '.
claims courts ure ~ ii
another bill introdUC(d ¥by
Senator Carpente r . ' . '"The theory or small claims
court is to provi'de guick-, inex-
pensive a.nd finaJ--rDea.:.11 de-
cl4e small disputes ~tQJIOI.
warrant the time, l•~· •nd
expenses involved m ,a regular
Co urt ttial ;••exp laloed ~Car)teoter.: '"Sometimes Lhere is
a substaptial legal· issue in-
volved, but nol much money at
stakf. 'I
Carpenter's bill (SB 888) would
rai.se (he maximum dollar value
of suits from $500 to~. require
night an d Saturday court
sessions and provide a filing fee
system to make small claims
courts self-sus taining. •
\\'JIER E NECESSARY, bi·
lingual legal aid clerks and \\'l"il -
ten in struc tions would be madl·
c.1vai lable.
The· bill '-"'di so a uthorizes three-
year law students to develop an
analysis of facts and legal issues
involved and lio hold a meeting
between the Parties befOt"e the
trial.
P . p ·•1 suspect a lot of cases may be izza atron-settled this way before they even
get to court,'' said Senator
SENATOR Carpenter also has h Carpenter ... At least, I thipk the
introduced a new bill that would Suit· A eues analysis will assure 'better
govern the unloading of super. e· justice and a greater guarantee
tankers orr the coast or Southern or the correct results."
Calirornia. He says these opera-T th B J._
tions are endangering rish and J.. 00 r01reR -·TODA~ THE TWO parties
wildlire and lhe coasUine itself. come in cold, tell t he judge their .. For the pas t year, these SANTA ANA-A. patron who · t f · d h
1.5-million barrel tankers have claims he broke a tooth when he poin 5 0 \'IE''-''. an t e judge de-
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·n(Jrie ·in1 Gre~h .
~A 'p-rofe•1or at the. ~brouah· Wedne1day of
Univenlty of California, rUais Wede , sajd the UM-Gf
Irvine is revolutionial,n&. c·ompil(er1 :not onJ~
scholarlY rc1earch o((h~ mWtes the TCG proJK1
classlc1 with a ·c6tn-po11ible b.ut coald rei-
puteflzed thesaur"us of volutionlte the ~lnkln1
clus1lcal Greek. of cl1t-'slclil ,r cholars
Dr. Theodore F·. ~rWJ-worldwide. :.
ner, associate professor "The compUter work
of classic• ut UCf and we do i1 not deal&~ to
d i1r e ct o"'r o~ t h e replace .thei' acbola{."
The•'aurus. Ling~ae Bruniier SJ!lld, . .,."bJll · •Graecae ('!'LG> pro,iect, J11erely to ni-lnlm ze 9'11
rejected Iii' traditional le11wo•k, th•! ..pr91'eillj
data-&Blherlng tecbnl· the ma~inl ol ~fiolarl»
quis o( claSsica·I". j1.ments."... ·~
schOlars 1n f1ivor ot ~ · ·ch or the rri,ooW~
computer that will st.pre 1,. million word 1~1.!'j.
and retrieve an estimat· ments or Greek text an: ect· 90 ,m)Uion word& lb trU.la(ed into a spe;~
form the basis of the1\rst. ~· of English leJ:~
the s au r u 1 of i,h e !l.Dd-1Arabic nume!~~.~
c I a 1 s i c'a l Greek key ·punChed and t~.
language. . The proce.ss 1.s c(onc
BrunnerH•'.ho is t~ave)· aimultljn~ously br ~ in g t o; .•m ad r j'\ll t !! !:1811 •1 Oi\e•~f·~~'. represeA~ ~lie Unite~• comparN :tr~utn\IY ·
States . at i he Iftterna.J t1"9ure.... I .,. hiMi·_ ucc,ura'c
tional Syfl\postum on rate or noi mOle tt,an C!f1
C o m p u t a t i o n,.,.a I mislakc per f2s.ooo JCcY Linguis_tlt~ M.a.nda,y. stroke11
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Huge Selectioh LON. Prices been transferring crude -~jJ \p bit into a pizza at a Newport cideswh<?Wins,''
500,000-barrel tanker~ rqr de-
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also bars lawyers from GREEK STUDENT _ Dr. Theodore .,F .
li\'Cry IQ ,.efinc,.1'es on -~·-e." . acility f_o,. S25,000 in damages. the smul claims process except ' ~ Brunner. associate professor or classics · ·' Check' us Ot'l t I • saidC.arpenler. .1 ' ,; PaulJ. Rozmajzelcont end:-fi n u s pl a intiff o r defendant .
U d 0 C S T I -11 al UCI a nd director of JJroJ·ect lo produce n e r present 1.8.\\'S., tJie his range o unty uperior l'c1n1ca y, uttorneys are not -L •• c!! LI G"eck theSc.tUl'US, S(Ud1·es readout Of transfer operations are not re-Court action that the head of a now ~rmittcd but often appear
quired to h<Jve a contingency nail baked into the pizza was as an officer of u cor)X>ration in -Sigma 7 computer being uti lized lo speed
plan spe lling out the equipment responsible for the dental in-vol,•ed, thus circumventing the up intern'ation11I project. Is it fair to sug-
MlsslonVlejolmpotts
ble for use in the event o ii at "El Roberto's" Fashion Island unf<tir advantaJ?e. according to on t<.ipe, the computer may be beginning 1 Sen Di.,o Fwy. •t A,.,., Ptt•.::.,. 11
Mission Yiljo
which mus t be on hand o~ai . juries he suffered when he dined spirit of the la\\' and providing an g:est that , \Vith 15 million \\'Ords a lr'eady • ·
spill.
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Mater D e i's
'Birdie' Set--
SANTA ANA -The
Mater Dei High School
senior class will present
•·Bye Bye Birdie". a
musical, l'i·t<Jy 2-3r at 8
p.m. al the Santa Ana
Valley tligh Sc,hool
audi.lorium. A s pecial
matinee performance
will be,.given l'ffa~4 at 2
p.m.
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HO•ICK
Jolin H0¥1Lk P;i~~eo ""'"J' April unn •
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since t9•1. $urvlvcG by n•~ Wile
Ehlilbll!\h, I >On Dr. J.J<k HO\'IC-. ot
H"""•nQlon Bea!l1 a 1 Da1191u .... Mr\.
8elly Sl<eP!UrO OI AllaOena & 1 SiM.er, Mt ,. Hllm;i 1......., ot Wa..,,inqlm>. 1•
G r ii " a c n ' I o r e 'n &. 1
C..-11111 Gr;1 ndcn1ldren. Mr. Ho0'1Ck w~
Ille Edolor ol l""' M.l..Onic Journal I..-JO
yrs. Pt"l'l•Te F•mily .,.r .. Jte• will be
ne1d on M o,.day. Bell Bro..Ow•y
MClrluM r Dire< lorli. Co\l;i Me w.
STEVE.NS
Herwy ilt \.bu•y Steven\ MO, Pil5!il!d
aw.iy April 11tn, -11. Ae\ldl!d In
CM1e Mes.o 1• '''· !wrviwl1d by h1~ wi te
lllU"s. A-n• $1e.-en•. ''""' A-rt c.
$te-..ent ot l.a9una, ano Dr. C""•lf!• S.
Stewtnli of Co"• Mei•. A !oO<Hn-t.ow
Hor nry A. K,.fgn~ ol C.Oila Mei<I.
Cl.l'"'91lllr Mrs . Alw• K"lght <H C.X1;,
,....,_,_ d;11119hle<·•n·l••i Mr\. N.01•
Ste .. en\ lit La11una. Mr•. Francis
Mil t ll a tl , Sou l!'> l.aQun.i, 9
9<•nd<llildre<1, J 11•eat-11ran(l(f>l+aren,
Serwkn W•ll ba llelO fufi<li>J al ?PM,
P.clllc \fiuw C.i'><lpel , in1trment Padnc
Vii!'# Memor l.:il Park. Fritmds ""'' t;tll
lilell 8r...,,way Mortuary. Sunoav un\11
l :XIPM ano MO"""' lOAM to l :JOPM.
Seit Broaoway M or1uarr o! (O!olaMl!\a
Dire(IO<\.
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642-9 150
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Laguna Qi"iCh
494.8415
San Juan Cat>istrano
495-1776
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536·8639
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'lbdaythruApril 27
C ~ •e This is Anthony's once·a·year spring ~V' discount opportunity. Before..,the busy
summer pool-building season, Anthony is 'onering big
discounts. Our volume sales before the busy l!ummer
season means money saved for you. But even if you do'it't
decide to have a pool now, come to our festive Grand
Opening. You may just win ' free hip to Hawaii. .
~e As soon as you walk in the door, you'll r £t:: receive hundreds o! Anthony dollars abso·
lutely free . It may look like "funny money," ,J:iut it can
become quite re'al as your deposit on an Anthony pool.
And that's only the beginning di what you'll save during
our annual discount celebration. Don't miss all the fun .
Free refreshments and prizes, too.
Prizes' There will be prizes and sup-prises
galore! Imagine-you could actu-
ally win a free lrip to Hawaii for two just because you
attended our annual Open House party. · ·
Now If rou_'ve ever thought of owning a pool,
lifl J right NOW the'hme to act? There's
no charge for felting more in!onnation. Anthony repre-
sentatives wil be on hand at the party to answer any
qu~sti<ins you have about the C?sts, responsibil>ties, .
l)llllDten~nce and pleasures ~f ownmg a pool. And,'a,n' the 1'
outside, chance that you decide NOW is the time to build ,.
a pool,. just think of all the money you'll save. see you
at the Open House. • ,
"·Come to the Open House at the
Anthon,Y offi~showroom nearest yoµ.
WORLD'S LARGEST
ANTHONY POOLS
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15151 South Beach Blvd., 839-9131
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Buy the
over-drapery,
we. furnish
the sheer!· I' '
Now you can give your home' !he neweat fashion lpok
in over-and·under window trealintnt, and 11 1remendou1
savings! Purchase your tavorile drapery al 'our regular
low price and we w1tl include, at no addillonal .charge
a line quality 100% Dacron~ po~11ster nlnon solid cojOr
sheer. Select from seven sheer c:Olo'rs, lo beautifully
complement lhe ove~drapery and create a dramatic
decorator schemer The only charge for sheer dtapeije1 is
our regular instatlatlon price ol 2.50 per..,,ldth. Chobte
your custom draperies from an1ique satins, textures,
open weeves, jacquards. damasks. morel ,
11'9 prieH '°' llmH9d Ume onf)'.
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By HILA&\' KAVE ane11Into1 waiting, hot .. \. •
•-De1•wlli1et.M1H feyln1 pan. ~,
'it waa hnrd to tm1agino ;_T he Oln<'ty Di ti ·
a room filled with·morc hwasher Oe'5 tr"oyer, 'a
tidiculou1 and useless li)'litem that used u. reluc ·
''1()nlraptloni;, tunt Yorkshire Terrier to
~ But then, they ~·ere en· help run dishes thcough
lrles in a Rube Gold berJ( L4~¥ of suds and ,ril)se
Contnt:, 10 who coold ex-Wltle r by tugging a striog
l)ectanything eh~e. attucll ed to the dishi's.
" Noteworthy ·Un1ong the
40 entries al Harbor Day
School in Corona del
Mar, were:
' -The duel( shower
'qmplete with a 'llvC
-The unnum ed c<~n·
traptlon that cracked
open u peanut.
-The uutoniatic rake
which consisted of tirieS
attached to the frOnt of' ' 10-.~~ bicycle. .. .. · · Bliby duck !hut exhlblte<\ ~iJ-.deflnite hatred for
Water. " · ' ...._ ABSURD' as they
-The a ut omat ic were, these were not\M'
tireak(ast maker t~at prizewinners. ~multaneoµsly rang an The grand champion
arm clock, poured awurd wen( to ''Devin
.ante Juice into a glass, .Duncan 12 who C:s¢'vise9 ~opped ,ioast lctojl a h compiicalcd sYstem tO
toa:;ter and cracked open perform the 'sintple task
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At' right,
Devin Duncan, 12,
wJth hl1 winning
contr•ptlon;
bel-l•ft,
Ellz1b1th Foell, 12,
wHh pl•nt
W•l•rer. .. ' .
'Of pouring "'ine from a
~flt'lnto a gl<tss.
•""The process begin& by
A H11 rolling down a '
chut.e jQ)cl. turning on a
fan whlch activates a
lar1e windmill which
Duncan built.
Then, tbe .windmill
windl up a string thilt
pulls the cork and the
bottle is tipped until the
contenl5 are poured into
a waiting gla'ss. ..
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ner and captor of the
Professor Butts P.rize
wa1 Elizabeth Foell, 12,
who de s igned an
a utomatic sprinkle r
system complete with an
imaainative heap of
junk.
Within her project
• were an old coffee can,
,, an or ange, a balloon, a
i badminton birdie and a
. mou1etrap -all . of
which, when activated,
·formed a s prinkler
1y1tem1 that poured
water on an African
violet. "Every year we do
&0melhing special in my
science cla1se1, and lhia
year I thought a Rube
Goldberr contest might
be fun ," e xplained
teacher Paul Schulte,
· WhO teaches science to
fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth graders at the
private school.
"ll just tits into my
scheme of things," he
added. Last year the stu·
dents raced cars pro-
pelled by mouse traps,
·The year before they
catapulted. eggs over lhe
foo tball goal posts.
'Publit·
to win anY awards , but it did come"' close. And it·
certainly attracted the
.most attention with its
'JIVe duck that 'shivered
beneath the spr11.y while
·Robert Spencer, 14, de·
monstrated b'ts projed.
"Sometimes' the duck
Ukes..-ater -just Dot all .
the time," Speneer ex·
plained when asked why
the duck seemed so un·
comfortable.
The project con&is~ of
a watering can that fills
with water and then runs
down a chute into a cof.
fee can. Then, It turns on
"' s witch that turns ,on a
pum p ·.that pours the
water into a tuna can
punched with hol~s.
Be neath the tuna can
shoWer head is a little
tub with t he miserable
duck standing _l\1 it ..
During the shower, a
music,j>ox on the other
sic;le of the project is ac·
tivated and begins play-
ing ''Raindrops Keep
Falling on My Head."
The music box has two
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Bargains on Fine Crystal, Sterling Siluer, Pon::elains, Oriental
Objects d'Art. Painting•. Jewelry. Antiques, Bronzes.
Furniture. S.e~!f,rtdlo~ TurquOi1e. . . •
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From Elt•ta, Courts, Out·flf·P•wn, B•11krup1cit's
\llSIT~RS/
.Co•e..,41He
what.,. an
AVCl10N r
can Hf ·"
FREE ADMISSIONt•
... across the street from .
seven of the Southlarids -
most elegant waterfront
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HOURS '' , I ,. ' ..
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10-5 DAILY -1-5 SAl}JRDAY & SUNDAY
CloMd" WahteS<l.y a. Thuftday
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' MAS'llOR CHARGE.
PERSONAL CHECK OR CASH
2141 W-Cout Hl•••v -.-a.ac•,
Callf-.92669
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MlllOliDTATDOtl91#n.llW .,. .. "4 Alt.T LEY/~. AUCT/0N££1f. '
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ing an umbrella twirling
around on a stand.
Maybe the duck isn'i
too thrilled about his new
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the true Rube Gold berg
spirit, is ce r taih the
world is a better pl ace
with clean ducks in it.
HEWl'ORT IU.CH
UMPllC••mD
AUCTION
$1,000,-INYIMTOIY
COW ..... Al'ND ... ftL' 753 PERSIAN RUGS .._,, C.-c.....,_ "'91 D-lplMa ''
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SACRAMENTO (APl
-Distinctive lefislative
license plates have ap.
parently IO$l their at-
trattJon for more and Legista\,.Jvi 'ol!lci ... .mean'i ,t~tbe ••· -'~ HVf.m• ~11, where It was~ drunken drivlnr tn '1Tbey alwayi ti
moff. Californ·ia 1\1.;l' say ~•ecurlty,. priva~ semb.lyJ'Q:~~~m th~ forseCurtty . ~l~we and ·photo· Sacramento and aome some neaattve feed•
s em 11.r Y m e n a,J?:-.i,and 1111~b'e a~ ire lO nrstdmrl~ F1111rteenbr athersJu1tw"n.1J .,raphed by a student ·polltlclans claimed backs. You Juat aak I ~eaatOri. •. • .; avotd' Controversy about ~1.2-l ,.h•va...ttumed la , He ii.Id re~(l.t :~"' neF_ •Pa Per Photo· pollc't were out to 1et trouble.'' " · 1
f ,.· , • . ~ th(if ai11te·leas!di. ca1' their: ~"cia1~1~tes~ ~troveray over-'ilf~ :Oh «r•Pbei'. Warre!l <D·Los them -which-Could be , Mills ~D·S•p Di•IO)
1 a~o~e of thei'(.easons lhef1rstOfth~year. ·._,.. le&islator~· ll•lf'~~'an .\Dleles) said it Was a done because or the dis·· said it 1,1 , ·-~d public~
0 t • T. • • sp, of 'tfie curreilt 118 1 11• ft. rhay tulve Cj'.trlhut&G to, ~ASQJ.b' emergency and tinctive license plates. 'lation.s" for the public tq; '" zo n ..I zrrie ,,. 11Wm1ker1 .. po lOnger OF THE '40 meinbers thetrelld.1 • ~,,.,. . pei..-Assible since he -A Citizen wrote a. think that leglslaton UI ., -J:' , , . · have'~spec lalphtles. ofthe!JtateSehate,1811ie Forexa""e: )~f.1-Part of,.tp' lc'\8e, n.ew epaper: reportiaa ' \h' plates .141 ableld~
• ~ •• ,;.~ ~ <;1 , " regular plates on their -Ass~mb'. ,..m-,,J.~Ments~ that a car beariql! ag:ainsttrafftctickets.
P l • • _, ~· _ :..;. ;.·1 ·~~ldn't us€:_ ~hem · s_tate·le.a...s•~-'t;§. 1 Terry Goggln's ''-'i ~14.. !,....., 11· 1c:1t1l~live pJa~es ~as~ . Jack Joh-J?IOD, pres ,
0 .... 0 •t•,,.Q'S e !th~-•••• _aid Fred '\I 'd rattter '""no\ s'ay seen In Oreg~!·.....uta . --.. ASSEMB~YMAN t him at a liigb rate· or aid'e to Jl.as,m~Jy:,
• · &i &tb· -~..:). ~ admtnistratiYe Wh"o_th_EY_•-re: .. •·Taugher-. the Easter w9'1t ~· J e..r r Y-L-e-w.11i CR ~ speed. The-legt1~8t~!'•Speaker, It_eo McCa~,
• , T ·• -.... •• Gff~f the ... Asaembfy.:.....s.a.id ~L.t.b.e.........21.. as':"" _and truLSatLll.etll~~trt.and> was followed ·1 wi1 t'tlled on to ex}>lBJn ·(D·San Fiancl•co) sal
By THOMAS D. EUM parenUy,J J ·tJJ;e 'S~res~ Rulel";tommittee, r.efer~aem~ly_men now qgng Democ~!!·W~-81 Cc8allrea ... 1:-.~ • ,·l.:_ 1s ~partment by th'e act.Ions ,in stories-iOme'1 la'!'makers con~t
. . or form~r Lt. qov .. rln1-·ilo recent con· ·re~arpJates . t. on to exp bi ~e ... \}-wtio smashed in published statewide. · .nected the plates to van-,
. With t»O_ n:a•lO~ elec·· Robert Finch's early tr o e.r s i e 5 o v ei:. _. One of the reaSons permission ·'111! M·, -Wind9ws ·of his .. tate Senate Wesldeot P,?01 dalilm. · .: • ti~dueunt1lm1d -1976, tund·rais ing ,elforts .•. ~faflvecars. >'' • aomeo!thempreferthe sembly ,Rules Cimlnit· ca.r·1 T¥re was .no tern .James Mills, Wtio "They'dbeparkedout1
the h•l!·doze n well-Fine~. th,e onlf .~·t,,,the 1 ~· as -~ ·regular plates is they tee. ~ "-• ... ~· .. ey1dencti the >:.ouths Saidhequit'usingspeclal'slde a m~etinc, and.
k n ~ 'f n . So u t ~ ~ r n Republican already run-~mbtYmen, 21 no;,Jong... want to be priVate about -~··~,em ~l't. ~ 8;ft pac~ed on•hlm because of pla~es a Couple of years they'd come ~ut, and ~alifornia po~itical ning publicly for (Ile us-e the dis~lactiv.e" their car. Tq_ say who ,Cha~es Warr,en I hialicen~eplate. . aco. ex'pla\qed, "I don't palntwouldbeecratcbecll. fagkeswho a~e.like~t~ GOPSenatenom'ination, lerislative rtcense they are woul'2 b€a daugtit'er' drove War--Three legislatOrs knbw th~y serve· any "with 'Cah -opener1,''•
mha •1, up a w . 0 s w ~ had raised $32 ,~ by' plates, such aa., "A-l ," breach or that," he said. ren's state car to colleg~ were a r res t•e ·d f.or' gbodpurJ>9Se. ' ·Johnson s~id.
w a ~ c~m1~~ up in ·mid-March and his con-· statewide pol1t1 cs over ·tributors included some ···----------·~---------------~---------------------------~,-----... ------_,,.
the .next f«:~ Y.ears a~e .0r th e wealthiest con-t 1· .' '·"' .1 • 1 • • .. ~. bus~ly con~1der1ng their serv a tive backer s or •' ~
vanousopt1~ns. former Gov . Ronald
_Burt .P~nes . P~le Reagal).
Wilson, Jban Dempsey \\'ithout their support,
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
Kl e in . Willi a m
:Banowsky and Barry
Goldwater Jr. all are
youthful politicians sur·
.rounded by admirers
urging the m on toward
·rugher offices than they
now hold. .
Go ld"·ater "''Quid stand
little cha nce again st
Fin t h , .de s pite the
strength of his father 's
name.
Goldwater. however,
is keeping his options
open and still might run.
That will d.epend largely
on how Finch does in the
early polls, some of
which "'ill be taken
before mid·summer of
this year. Such prompting is not
out or place fo r <iny of
them. since all except IF FINCH;-makes ·a
Banows ky have been weak · s bowing,
successful vote-getters Goldwater can be expect-,
in Southern California, ed to jump in , along with
the current prerequi site· Pete Wilson. the liberal
for statewide success. Republican mayor of&n
Speculation has been Diego. Anothe r possible
common. for instante, s tarte r · is Peppe rdine
that Pines. the liberal University Pres ident·
Los An geles city al· William Bano"·sky, the
torney "'ho upset a 16· Re publican national
year incumbent to win committeeman for
his job in 1973, would try Southern California.
to unsea~ Los Angeles Ban ow sky , who
County District Attorney doubles as a television
Joseph P. Bus.ch nex t talk -s how host, and.
year . Wilson have been seen in'
· their party as ';promis-:
NOW IT appears Pines ing young men'' for
won't do that, but will seVera"I years now-'. but
wait until either 19Tl or neither has made a
1978 before making~rus-serious-ti)' in a statewide
next move. That~ move election ..
will b e for th~ Lo~ Wilsop, in particular,
Angeles mayor 's ..chair'if ftOVt" looks l~e a J>(Men-
Tom Bradley should get,-tielly strOng c·andidate m·
the Democratic vice-a runoff against Tunney.
presidential nof n~xt Having pushe,d ·such
year, a nol·aU..!Ceth""erC causes as a city-wide b~
. unlikely pros pect':" .. ~,4• on s moking in publiC ·
It Bradley ruris foi' a places and other en·
second term, P,ines will vironmen\81 issues; he
bid~ his time and'run for would ap,PeiU to many
siat~·attorney«:eneral in Democra~. • ~
1978. · The Pines reason-'"
ing ts that he is just a::s BANOWSKY, on the
visible while city al· other hand, has 'been
tomey as he would be in hurt by recent reports Or.
the district attor~ey·s of·. secret payments to him
!ice and that either spot. by Pepperdine. The ar-·
is an equally good step--.rangement apparently
ping stone to higher of-was legal, but any hid-
f'JCe . So why risk a defeat den payments ar.e
nextyear? anathema in today 's
With Pines most Jikelj' Climate.
out of, t.he 1976 picture, Whal mak es l h.,.e
BuscJtcanexpect.opposi-1maneuvering of this
lion from Superior-C.ourt. group of youthful politi·
Judge Joa n Dempsey ,ci~ns so iitteresting ls the
Klein, who.deril on'strated likelihood that from
last year that she j::anrun amol)g them will come
a political campaign. many of Cali!ornia's top
Judge Klein , like elected officials in the
Busch's pre d ecessor. next JO-years.
Evelle J . )"oungcr. is a All are building solid
flamboyant pe r sonality bases in Souther.n ..and would be very likely California, vitall y
to trY to use the district necessary in any effort to
attorney's office as a wtft statewide office.-~1A
catapult to something look at today's top of·
higher -m a ybe even ficeholder's shows how
the attorney general's of-important such a ' base
fice Younger now holds. can be. 1
~y contrast, Busch is Governor Brown, for
"Qldte content where be in stance, was a L.Os
is. Angel'es Corrlmunity.
ANOTHER fi gure ap-
parently opting out of
new 1976 action is Barry
Goldwater Jr. The S<in
Fernando Vall ey con·
grcssman had been quite
interested in running
against Democratic U.S.
Sen. John V. Tunney
next yeac. but his ardor
bas recently fdole.d. •
Part of t~e re.son, ap-
College trustee five
years ago. Younger was
Los Angeles County dis·
tricl attorney. Lt. Gov .. ~lervyn Dymally w'iu~ a
first-term state senator
from the Watts a rea or
Los Angeles and Tunney
a l'ongressm an from
Ri verside .... ·ith a "'ell·
k'nown father .
No ne of the current
crop may get that rar.
FROM F ashio~ Island
Newport 'Bciach
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Just two blocks rom'the beach overlooking the Shorecliff Golf Club in lion, Shorecliff Villas includes seldom found extras; even built-In touters
San Ci:..femente are ttiit 'neatest new condominiums on the coast. And, they and can opener~. Plus there's lots of ceramic tile,· carpets, custom ftoor-
have'!1ome of the best pr:ices in ~oulhern California-fro·m $38,500. to·ceiling drapes, Roman lubS, sunny breakfast areas, large decks or ! : Shoreclltt Vllln. l\r:t•Y!'. community in the established Shorecliffs balconles, enclo9ed garages, well-equipped kitChenS.
• ·n4111ghbO"i-hood. A recreatlboal environment. The beach Is practi~ ' Just aboul everything el Shoreclilf Villas is -first class. The
cally next door: t;>ana·Point Harbor, with ils available boat S~ps, location. th e view, the ame·nities. Everything, that is•except the
is only 4Y2 miles away. Shoreclilf Villas leeks ouJ over the golf price. · • ; .. , · '
course, and tennis faclllties. ~re ~ short' drive.. Take G.am ino de' Esltel fa south tro"1 'the'1San Diego Freew{ly
But w_hat ~akes Shorecllff Villas .. a special value are the to Camino Cap"istrcl.n9. ~eft to sales office. "2804 Camino Capi-
custom 1nter1or features of the two-and three-bedroom homes. strano. Telephone: (714) 498-0240. Open MverY day from 10 a.m,
Built by a firm with wide experience In custom home conslruc· to dusk.~ · • 1 ;; \'' ... , , •• •
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_ b~AR •. READ~RS:~R~ader re•pon11e from R. M .'a 1.;.Ulry
about peffon• experieeced In ralsin1 ancl lralailac haWia ·aad
f~lto0n1 ha• l!irouabt maD)\ltfPO"SH lo At ):"our:,Servlce. Contact ba•..beea-eaiabU.Jaed,...wUll,~\leral bawUad. J,altoa e1pert111. ln·
eluding Keitdal f. $vedtta. D.V.M.,. a Santa Ana \letertnarian,. w~ la a ~lceue41 bird ol prey k~per and•• ~~pert' lD vetertnaey
ca..re or lhellie 'birds. Other readers Jn~resled ln bawkai or falcons lbo~ld be aw ~r:e of~ strj~ Ui:en•~l:Jaw• ln C,allfornia. Revised
aboUt iwo yea~ 110. replaU.U are 4emewh~t compllcl!led aH
mCNJ( lhorou.111 la ffelDC t.llat blrds'of &iittY are posaeued.·ooly·by
.people e_xe_e}1eacefl ,aad k.,...lei!Ce•ble la."'-elr prorr care. Oae r . ·must lpe lit year• old ·won being able Je be.Jke•»ed•• an ap-
...-prentlce. Froni.1b._. pol.at oa, a 1e1aeraliQftnH iad finally ma11ler
UcenSe. after-RYe years ol 111upervl.Hd 'blid el prey care ti al·
lalned. A.qaualJlceme reaewal J1 m•Dd•&r"Y; aad llcenie-<appll·
canl11 mulil an1wer correctly lal lea1l 7t percent of a 4t·que1Uoa ·
test de,aUq&,wllb lbei;e blnlll·before A.llceme.11 l11sueit: O••blnl ll.
•Uowed at tbe apprenUce lex.e l, a red t,U or, sparrow ltawk, 'nd
boulag facllllle11 are In•~ yearly ~,~,Fl.a. a .. -Ganie ta·
-n belore llseme ~Iii. Dr. SHdiloii •~•tHs1D1e..-1ed penon1 to request "~adfH of FafC..ir'", llifomlatto., sei&lon
610, title 14, CallfornJa Mininlstralive cOcle from tbe 111laLe Fl1ll
and Galnc Dcr,artmeal ).!Y . phonlljc.·«!l~l -O~·Fll .. !:«~ ·
wl•binf to In vo \le t~ .. ~~~"',llJ o~r•ltfP J1f llay.rk1 -.: faWl 1
Uould be a_ ware &bat &ii ~bin& requti'e at lf11ftwolaotlrt di care
ind training each da\r_; ac;tually &otal tllb.i •tnvo'•ed amounts to
more than needed"for pfpp,.r '9orse ~· ac~erdlag '-9 D{. &Ye·
cleen. All person• COll....-.b)' A~_s ·apgeared {f:i.be •!!,~coa
cen1ed wltb perfect can dil llt(lcl a'dbe~ce to the la ~•• 1ny otberasPectofownlnfblrdl;i.elp;e)'." .~!'-~ ' ' ·_
Ho"' /tfa4111 Co•p~ll\f,.l>on ' r;i.l< .. ..qa ~nlf
DEAR PAT : Having;nbe:_~..)'.our i-~cerit'-t{e1h abOut w~re•ne
can.cont!JCl the stute office tbfitf:egulates 'ta x preparers,Al"d like
to know tf many complaints ~ave'been receiv~ sine~ this office
began to operate, and "fhat c~p!_aint tops the llit. •
· 1 · L. E ., Dana Poinl'
From It• e•tabllshpae9t June I , 197~. to O,tt. 31, the profram
· proceued and mediated ~PPro]'imllely ZS to'38 complalnt1 from
consumers. accordlnf to ~matiop. from the Tax Preparer'~
Protram. It wa11 •o&.ec\ U.at 10me of the complaints are \lef)' dlf·
Oeult to resol\le becaue co1iDlalnants do not have the tnforma·
lion .to establif!;h any Jialllt cili"tbe part of tbe preparer. Fee dis·
pute1 make up the bulk of ~R 11peclfie p~left\S and If t~ con·
ttam,r doe11 not ha\le a reqll'd of the l!rtce qnoted to prepare t~
taxef!;, or a written contra~_wltb the prepa~r. it Is alrpost 1.q1•
possible to determlQe .IJ ,.!1111 onrclnrge 'ts lnvOlv.ed .. Tax
Preparers CP. 0. Box jl(.:Slcra!!ie•to, CA 9._2) has· more thin
t,IOt persons regl1t.e ..... 1.t' tbll time a!ld,,,11 still receiving
aps-llc~on1. . 7·... , . · '· · _ , t ·
Af!eut /tfaferlal,rfae ""Nurlear ~lanfs
DEAR PAT: I've heard a lot about the potential use of al·
~m1c power as ~pposcd to other forms of energy. and L:d like to
find . out how 1t coJT!pares with other sources in material
reqwrements. .. ~---
.. I ~-·_,_T_LT'~Rounl .. in Valley
Glen Seaborg, a;cie•Ust and former chairman of the Atomk
Energy Commission, says atoraie eaer1y ls tbe greatest h!tPe for
' an ener1y hungry world. He .. warns that ·~tween now a .. nd the
end or the century. tot•I touumrtioa of .~cy;.fon a worl""·lde
Kale, will _be over thre, tlmet «I I.be eaert)f.'CH•u'!'edlro• 'tlte
beginning of human bill&oey lo the pi'eseM day." To fuel a 1 080-
megawatt electric generatln1 unli. for a year y"ld~tdre ti.ree
and one-half mllllon tons ol coal; 60 ltHll!Jn ~ ff{t Of natural
gas; JO million barre~ of oil; 30,000tacres -er ~WQH treeli or
25,000 acres of solar cells. 'fhe same plant. woUJd operate for•
year on 30 tons of uran1'1Jll .. Tod•Y, only six percent of the nation's
electric 1>ower Is fu~ by nuclear reactors. By J98S that
figure Is expected to j._..p:to 40 percent, with 65'~rcent reached
by 2000: lfowever, con~·c.only these adv.lnl.afes overlooks
be senous questions rft hotly~debaled as to safety of nutlear.
power plants. Ralph Nider is one formidable foe of tbe prollfer1·
lion or nuclear power. 'I '
·Where fo AppJy /or f'.,..d.Sfa"f'JI• ,
DEAR PAT : .J-heard a radio announcement that ,sa id the Na-
tional Education As~iation is urging teachers to apply for and
use food stamps . :W_hat government ofrice issues food stamps in
this area. and what are the requirements for obtaining them?
· -~ ·,. L. D .. 'HunJington Beach
The Orange County 'Welfare Department 11 ID'charge ot'(eod
stamp appllcatlons.1be·Cential County Wstrtkt>Office. 20Zt~W .·
Walnut, Santa A'n1, 1;erVes your area. A ''FOGLStamp lnforma-
tlo·n Packet," includblig application form, Complete re1u1'a~ns
and eligibility details, ls avaU11lfe at &hat offitt. Kita:'also may be
requested by phoning: 834·;'189 oi: by writ~g to. Oranfe C.Ounty
Welfare Department, P. O. Box 1943, Saa.t~a. CA 92702. Ge~eral ellglblllty requirements are based on lliA'me, number of·
persons residing in lhe llou,sehold and ameu•t Of available re·
sources, excluding the appllc•nt's borne and first car.-11 these.re·
sOurees exceed $1,500, one 1s·ao..~llgi~le. · \ •
lt''J I Keep Glasses Spofless, hid Be Careful
· DEAR PAT : If R. G.'s glasses still retain a milky filril from
. di shwashe r cleaning an.ef.~tbe uSes the treatment recommended
by Pacesetter for '~fterford·('J'}·stal, ! have a g_ood solutioh't.,o her 1.
problem. One or two treatments 1n the dis hwasher with n
supermarket product called "Lime-Aw ay" keeps both my
glasses and chihtl spotless wh_en hard water-film begins to bWld
~-L -M. D., Newport Heach
Thanks for the tlp.•Be sure to follow this product's lnstruc·
lions carefully, and keep it out of lhe reach of smal~ bJldren. ~.
number of other readers agree thiit the rilmy appearance on this
crystal Is caused by u1ln1 a dishwasher. The consensus ~
NEVER wash fin~ china or glassware in a dishwasher. Other re· 1d~r11 recem mend uUg Jet Dry bar or llqul.d rinsing agent in the
dishwasher to help retard film accumulation. C '
' Free Sa•ple#of Prodarfs By.,ass Trailer
DEAR. PAT : I live in a mobile home park and find that we
here do not get samples or products left hanging on\our door
knobs us we did when living in houses. Yet friends residing in
fi another rTIObile hOme Park do get free samples. I would like to
know whom to contact lo deliver these products to the coaches in
our p .. rk.
•-· --1: •. , .• \· • a,,.\\'.·· Santa Ana V.'il*. ractor8"ldl!I as •l\!en, retail t:M:atioD., ~;1raphlc breakdOWi\~Sus tract.mJPI eater Jn$0Aelefaijni sample
rea1. Mark g depart~ er advert~.._ i serving
uct man ~ ctuers decide #bere,sarQPJtt1~~AM!'lelivered. A
Pokesm1n f-'1Walkin«i Rt.,.; Ille., a san.tt rtlt•Jlon firm...t
ad:vllft you to coalad UM!'lnaiutacturen .~; ,p~ts your
. rind• are rec~l.\'lng and i:eqilftt thll you pa~~--ld<!ml
f,iiiPtaA1'41An tlteMxttlmll•ll'lftll!D •retobeJIWit •· ., 7~~ ""'"' . .... ,.. . }
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DEAR PA_'i: ·How· soon alle;appltl)ic~ltitld.s to hil,,;~
\f!getable croOI can lhe-veg~les be e-.t 1'4Mke to':~
U it's dan1eroU~ to mlx lh~pi'Oducts and iilal=Cumes. ::t· • • '·1 \·· ~·-,r l ~. ·, bdtnO
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The Creaos tiave only a Cew
rulel'in their back yard 'X~ have to l(eep· H>e cam19
1rauiiids clefih and l;jfing your
own s,,uPpliesWor the.t>arbecue Wli'.l~fireriJW" .:''.Ar .
You h'-ve lo supjty'-your ov.·n
Ufegu•rc(.'for tile'sWimrriiog pool,,
you c8n"rt go swiiDmiilg in the
)Ike .lrid the corrals and house
areoff.Jimits.
You a~ ~ave to be l!arf. of an
organ1zed" .nonprofit group and
• yo~ ba~e tb schedule your stay
'well in advaoce. > ,
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So they moved in with tbfir' '
children -J ohnnie, ~ow i,s; An-' \.
d:(.. 24; Emily, 17; andSi.lll•'"n, J4 .
The ranch iAcludes,a ramtiJ:i.ng-, . ..-
old-California . st.yle house, a /
swiny:nin pool, lak~. stabl!s'
storage rooms. race l'r_pck, hors~
shoW ring, baseball diamond and
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It gets camped pn a lot. • ''
The invasion sta~ gradual· ;,,i
l y . ''W e belonged to a ' $
church ... They were t .. lking .,. 1 '
about where to have a eicnic and ~ ...
I said, 'Why don't you come lo '
the ranch'?''' Donna explained·. J ' '.
Then the Cre ans' childr(!J.ll ~
began inviting groups home. iit· ·
cludine a rew horse shows, and ..
CLEARLY, the Creans don "t . trend was,launched,
have an ordinai:;y back yacd. " ~
·tt1s also clear ihat John and _l 'J! HAS NO,W .become
Ooniia.,....Crean a ren't ordi·nary-rmmatized. TheTitnch secretary,
peopTe . t · Joan Wier, schedules groups ror
The'y ... te the owners of R .. ncho each weekend . During the sum -
Capisti:-ano, a &3-acre spread iner, qne gr'o\ap can use the
near. the city limits··ot Saft Juan -crou~ds· du(ing the week 8:_nd
Capistrano. The ranch itself . · another group each weekend ....
dates back to the 1850s, but _,,aS ·~ GrouP.fi musl be ,nonprofit re·
OC•loni,:ed lo the Creans for."Onl yi UgiOUS:'$1' educational organiza·
six years.:' ~ lions. Appli cations to use the
A real estate a gent showed it to 11anch...grounds (completely rree
Donn!, .!Id' ~;J .. lhougtit it was of ctlargel can be obtained by
gor~ and. came back and calling495·4631.
brot.1ght John and· he thought it ··we d on 't have any pro·
was· &Ql"geous and \11e decided ~ w'e'd buy it.'' , ~~RANCll, P~~-e BZ)
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By FREDERICK SCllOEMEHL can't 'handle a ny more . But ai.,.o.uw·P~MaH th ey're · not bui'lding today,
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.~ 1 .,.Shellini out anywhere from ~hey "re l'Uaintainipg," said Mrs.
'$200 to '$2.000 t tr straightel) llathy Bolce, ·executive
• ·\Johnny's' teeth is theJ~tnd of-ex-s~relary to tile dental society.
pen$e, rightly or wrongly, thut is She explained' that llli{lnY or·
· the..J'irst tq.be sliced from thL· thodontis.ts are 1&etting replace· ;'>, familY.'budgetifhard tim1.>S hit. ment Paf~enls as-; other dtents
· "~l~e go(into a real recession. fini_s h tr~tment. so that the
•• J ·.:t,• ,-_,~.iJ f1!f one of the first guy5 number of patients remains the '·ta• '·tPo~Ponell ," said Dr. Robert same. "1h ey're not building
, · &en;ch, ~ ·Lagu_na Beach o•· their pratlice, though,"' she'fiaid.
' r t.Hodontist. French is president.. 1bi.s pOint was confirmed by
' -e18'l of, the Orange County _pe n· 'one• Anatieim orthodonti~t who ~~"Socie\)t . • satd' "he is treating the same
• ~So rar-;-'Rr-ep.c said, the oultof'-number or patients he did a )'ear
·.tune Ameriean <economy h8sJOOt ago. iJut the type of palif nt is· ~ected his practice, thouah he ('hah&:ing . ''More adults. fe\ver
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All pe1tl<lik1 or 11le In C.lllor9lo -lered .
Ille a,ljf Dopoi'IW!elft ol Food.and Agrtcalll!n. -..111 c...-
dwcte4 -re lll'le 11 allowed Hd.blDIJ loate P1ol1<lo OH lie
iooil i!lllY by pfflOftl lrolned .. lllelr •P'PlciU... !lel!.•-1-....
, retahi their potency for several d1)'1 atter ippUcatlH:"Oblehe
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• quickly adds that beach rEas kids,''hesaid. .li~e. ~aguna non):tally h9ve o Rpbert Davignon. program
free money cv1B11tn tough tlm . sppervisor for Orange County
"'1fe said1 ~-"~er_. lA'!ll he·s not ~ Crippled Q.hildren Services, ·a
; Ute time lnter\lal wrtllen on lbe label, bet_w,.~taie la1t appHc.a·
.i· ~~ add Lite lime yo1& harvell your fndt:or y._..,hte, to bt'cer..:;
In (laat tie prodtlff ca• be eatea safely •• W1tb pNdm• =••"~~~ly u •• extrll-p..,.,aalloa. llllx -••Ide 'oolv11o!i4, 1' '•
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\_Vheels Dirty?
Volunteer Services of ~be Fairview State
Hospital will hold a car wash Saturday from 10
a.m . lo S p.m . •l ls11dore1s-Rest.aurant parkinl
Jot, 333 Bayside Drive in NewpOr\Beach.
· Money raised from the even\" will be used
to send retarded YO\.lths to the Special Olym-
pics scheduled at UCLA June 20-22.
. Enid Lathrop, direCtor of Volunteer
Services. said he hopes to ralse $1,625 at the
car wash jn order to ~ 50 youtha to lbe
meetS . The group ls chargin1 $1.50 per. car at the wash ' ,•-
Mrs : Lathrop said it will coSt $.12.so for "'
-each-child lo go lo the three-day event. T,tle
major cost is housing the participant at· the
UCLA campus. '
The Special Olympics is the state meet ror
those who show outstanding performaDCes
throughout the year.
· . Events include the SQ-yard dash, softball
throw, Jong jump and 440-yard run. 'there are
also s wimming, basketball and \'Olleyball
• events. "It's h~"ld just like the regular Olym·
pics." according to Dr. Rick Bartels, who
helps the children at Fairview. .
The meet is s1>0nsored by the ca·Hrornia
Special Olympics ~ Dr. Bartets·said·tt-cives the
retarded youth a chance to develop his
physical condition and gi\'cs him a Chance to
compete in something he would no&. otherwise
be able to do in society.
Mrs. Lathrop emphasized that the event
~ an important CX)X'ricncc for the childr.en .
. "It gives them a Jot or recognition tor what
they do."
To Your Health
Rid of Wrinkles
Many persons are distressed as they re·
cognize that, with the passage of time, their
{aces are marred by the appearance or
wrinkles. This is virtually ine.scapable
because the skin loses its natural elasticity as
a part of the aging process. But these same
people are often lured into.buying expensive
creums or lotions because o( misleading in· •
formation that 'cosmetic pi-eparations will ,
pe_el wrinkles from the skin.
The process or peeling indeed can remove
fine facial "·rinkle·s, but it cannot be achieved
by the appli cation of cosmetics. It is a medical
_procedure that must be carried out bf a
trained dermatologist or plastic surgeon. It i5
acco"'plished by the application or a special
chemical solution and can be done either as an
open peel or a closed <taped) peel.
The open peel. which has been used by
dermatologists ror more than 50 years, is
usually done "in the physician's Office. The pa-
tient may be given sedation and some pain
medication, and the chemical substance is ap·
plied. When the procedure is completed, the
patient leaves.the office with a reddened face~
similarto a pronounc~.,SJ,IJlbum. • _ _.. ' ,.
The judgment about.~wheth"er you should
or s hould not have, a peel Ought to be made
jointly with your physician. Ask for his recom -
mendation about whether an open or a clos~d
peel is more suitable for your situation. Above
all , be certain you are in the hands of, a
qua lified physiciu n who has had special train·
ing und experience in this ,proCedure. Your
ramily doctor or local county medic~ocitty
c..an refer you to specialisLs in thiafiel:d.
· H~lp for You
You Lose!
"Congratulations~ You have just been
selected as a winner of a free -." It is hard
to resist sales approach that is now outlawed.
Section 17537 or the California Business and
Professions Code provides that it is unlawful
to notify :any person by any means, as part or
an advertising plan or scheme, that he has
won a prize. and that us a condition or receiv·
ing s uc h prize. he must purchase or rent any
goods or services.
Because the s omething-for-nothing emo·
lional syndr·ome still e-xists. many complaints re-
aching the Orange County Consumer Affairs or.
fice involve schemes that begin with the "won-tt ·
prize" routine.
Whe n s omeone uses the "won-a -prize"
approach, treat the matter with the suspicion it
deser\·es. Then turn around and walkaway.
Branch offices in the Orange Coast area
are open one day a week:
On Wednesday at South Orange County
Regional Civic Ceuter, 301.t3 Crown Valley
Parkway, Laguna Niguel (phone 495·1650). Stan
Weintraub is the representative. ·
On Thursday at Huntington Beach City Hall,
2000 Main St., Box 100, Huntington Beach (phone
536-52651 . Norm Berrey is the representaUv~.
-RUFFELL'S
Ul'HOLSTERY
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{ r..i.{ p C• l\ll '+ Frequenl vlallors Include Girl "I 'play brtdse and he nl~ ,'· •t.__11 ~T ?.-·~'-~ Scoull and almllar groopa. klle1," Dorinalauched. ·
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1' • .... "'"f wl\D · the THE RANCH has alio bolled betwffn the ran<h oil a home In
· ' ~ . •••• Utn. some unusual guests, tnc:\udln1 ii Monarch B'ay in South-Laauna,
, 'Wt bav\!i hid a f.W ll"OUPI ·mo\!ie erew -everal· yean 1110 say they .-ren't bothered by the
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.. ltial W. Yt;fm'l me*1'tb\l don't that left ila 1J1ark ln tha form of large eroul)I that •t.&1 on their
llve up to the rules. ~,\.,n 't sians all ovef the ranch. · 'i>fOJ>el'\)' . • • -.riiake 1 lu s about' i«')' \vi ·}Uat. -· The stor~ae room is still .-,.·when you 're lo tile hoiise
Clon't 11loW them bkt."1 ·i labeled ''PtoA Room" and an un· here, you really don't hear
He said ranch inanMef Stevtn used outbuilding still bears the ti-them ... You know wh11t bothers
)arri••r keep• tabl •on lhe j Ue "Cantlna'.'1 As for the movie me more? Jn Lagdi'le, the
gt6upa. bOth iolmake.sure. they~. itself, Joh~ claims he disliked it neighbor's doa: barkirtg all ' keep the.lrounds clean; a¥ lo al<l, se mufh '1,.e's•forgot~en.the name nteht," Donna said. '
if necessary. r , .... "' , o(it. ' The couple are both oria:inally
The &rpun~ .. Wtll~ ll('e nlflll· .\ltho_p1J(, the Creans' two from Compton, where they' met.
tained bf • staff Of 1.Cl ba\f! ha.I.. daucbteta-.p:en4 a Jot or time rid· John is founder and chairman of
-ed hone 1how1 ·¥d AnU&os de--ih8.-arouttic;\~\be1 }anch on-their the board of F-leetwoOd ·En·
· Las AmerJCas ••. ~1,r.o_up____ide-~ priit.-.wlbniite horsh-. Jobn._and terprtses, -which manufacturers
dicated . to', providing .fne 'In· Donna claim they'.re sedentary mobile homes and recreational
oculations·to Soulh~~caM. themselves. vehicles.
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J. (From Page Bl) ,_,J riiony· general den fists are. hurt-
Ther~ is a backlog of 300 cases ing. If they aren't seeing the·pa-
; aw.liilirig l~~itm enl. he noted. tients, then the re's no way \hey
OrthoclOntists point out that it can tefer'people to orthodontists.
often is not wi Sl' to scotch the "Our dov.•nturn ~·ill rollow a
dental v.'ork. d9wnturn of regular d~ntists,"
WORK DON F. ror cosmetic re-. .., · explJ\if~e4'tQe Anaheim orthodon-tist. • And regular dentists say ason s , they suy, can be lhey've fallenofr.
postponed , but sometimes at the ls there "'-OY way around the
expense or affecting the person's price barrie r . given bad financial
sell image. Some bel'ome afraid times? ·
to s"1ile, for example. U!lfortun ately, low.cost or·
· Problems or a more, sc1ious thodontia· clinics. are not scat· na(ure can dcv!'lop. too. J...ert un-treutcd . a mis niatched biteL tered from community to com-
known as a malocclusion, can munity a.s health clinic~ _are.
lead to cavities. gum. di!Orders.t .· :.:i •· Noa. DO. ES the state., .... rough. chewing problems. or jaw --""l. r.• .P malfunction, orthodontists say-: ,J'. . "i.r.S~·m~<\_i~Cal progra~,~~qver ttk!
The money comprOmised early ~·. tfit,Or braces. I ,,.,
on could create inore.expeJWl\'t \.. -. u:'ll.us~ .;P,arents 0;f' 'Childft9 or
problems later on in' a pet\on's , ' .. 11-other' adl!lts -'lleedinC"' brafes,
life. they point out. UBUally rnUst waif until~lhey ~n,
,, French noted that the cost, be_,, afford the price. And orthQdon·
it ssoo or $2,000, oflen is n<K paid tisl» point out that tiraces can be'.
all at one time. Treatment may installed at any age.
be spread out over one or tv.·o They prefer. of course, to in,·
years. stall them early on since better
Thu&, be said, the initial cost of correction results.
the appliances placed in the Beyond postponement or th\?
mouth may be $100 or $120, with work, peqple can turn to the Crip·
$25 charges {or monthly ex-pied Ghildren's Service. But the.
amlnations. program is ·designed solely for'
There's one problem, however, persons, with very serious maloc-
according to the Anaheim practi-clusk>ns.or disfigure ment.
cioner, who asked not to be iden-Persons must meet certai'n
lified bj name. . ' rinancial p~rjmeters an~ sub~
A person may not know he re.-to screening by two orthodontis_ls
quires orthodontic treatmerjt un-who ' con-du·ct e V'e ning clini-CS
Jess his dentist telJs;_,bim _so. tWice per month .... ~ -.
Orthodontists report that tlree Depending on the 9:ll come ot
out of every four cases are. re-. the financial and oral examink·
(erred to them by general den· J.ions, the patieqt may Vien l>e
tists aS a result of rOuUne eX· referred lo. an orthodontist to
aminations. perform the needed correction,
ACCORDING to a number of
dental indu1try spokesmen,
with.the county paying.the.bill.
That program, too, has pocket-
book problems. · ~ ~
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Call for Help
Do you need a tsabysi(ter. some counse,ling o r a, job'! Were
you discriminated against \n renting ·a honie? Do yoU' wal)t to
complain about' a bUstnesS! '
Contact Fountain Valley's Rutrlan Services Department for
rercrral to the prop~r aienCY. '
Judy Reitz. human servh;es coordinatbr, said a senior '
citizens counselor ;:ilso is ·employcd by th<' department .. A state
employment counselor is there each morning and Pi-fanpower of-
ficials a re in the~office at city hall twice each week.
-Jn additjon , the department · has information on services
ranging from youth activities to adult education to help for the
families of a lcoholics.
The department, whicli monitors the city's human service
needs, is located at city hall, 10200 Slater A\·e. The telephone
number is 962-2424, extension 205.
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UCIStadium
Not on Agenda
A week of effort to
enll!lt Governor Brown's
aid ln getting a proposed
joint venture to build a
11tadium at UC Irvine on
the UC Regents ' May
agenda has been unsuc-
cess f u I, according ta
Mayor Art Anthony. ·
1<>tten no further than a
1'deputy under a5sistant
secretary.''
Picadilly JCPenney
-Anthony and Irvine
aehool board President
Elizabeth Sicoli are try-
ing to get Brown lo shake
a propo,ed $300,000:
stadium improvement
agreement IOose from
the university
bureaucracy.
The agreement. would
have the city and school
district pay $300,000 on a
40-&0 ,basis to udd seat~
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Now just 9.88
"Balsam Plus" perm
Mon., Tues., Wed.!
Perm has special ·additives for greater
curl control. Includes shampoo and set.
Haircut extra.
"PhaieT
pet "'· 13.88 Another special price-for a special
H~lene Curtis perm with built in
conditioners. Haircut extra.
--No ..,polntment·neceuary. ChergeJt.
FASHION ISLAND. Newport Beach (714 )644-e3t3.
1---.nr,lig~ts. scorebOnrd
aind .public addrel:is
system to· the UCJ
athletic field in return
for use or the lichted·
facility for ;i bout 15
years.
date. Scene hefc is i.il Lake Hot~! on Lake·
Yellowstone. The Wyoming park \Vas Jeft un-
der 25 fcet·of s now after recent sp1ing storms.
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hunting16n Beach (714) 892-7771
So far. said Anthony,
•the local officials have
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• F\Qdinc' a awn mer job
· will M u,u,belj than ever
this.ye.,J ror'ltie millions
of birb school and col-
-lea:e students set:king ex-;tra money from vacation
·~mployment.
~ or education, mean-~ck and gel alOng with camp· iObs for 150 to 200 Rec r u i le r s who pared ·lo 'start early and
iag.more students-will be rewer employes.· , youngsters last year. usually contact the office continue well into the
teying lo add to college The New York"Ctly,of-Asked how many the in February or March fall.
funds. And recession has fice of the State Elnl>loY-agt:pcy would be able to have not ,~alled. Resort Many placement or-.
caused industry lo cut ment Service friu'ild pt&Ce this year , a operators' don't know ficers are advising stu-
•· spoiiesman said : "I'd whether the tourists will dents lo ·settle for less __ ...,,_ 'tt ..f.,,. h8.te to guess." come this year. than they would have a
.... ,,,... Ttle spokesman said "It's real grim,'' a few years ago ... Job
m8ny Cari\ps have gone spokesman said, adding hunting is going to be CX·
out·:or bu.sioess because that applicants should be tremely dif{icult this :Use These Tips
1:.ookini for a summer job? Finding c;>ne will
be tough, but not""impossible, according to the ex-
perts. Here's some-advice on how to go about
finding work:
••Of the re't"es sion, ready to accept menial· suinmer,'' said Bradlee
althoUgh he was unable typejobslikecabin.maid Howe,_director: or the
lo give specifics. He said or busboy. Har,,VaTd Student
students with specialized Employment Office.·
experience -inthearts S IMILAR \Vork is ''Kidsaregoingtofind
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private analysts predicj.
morf!: than five million
persons between the
ages of 14 and 21 wlJI be
looking !or work thi&
·summer. No one kriows
'how .~any joba will be
available. Estimates or the silua·
tiOn range from "not
pilrlicularly good'' lo
••really grim."
1. Use (amily conlacU. The standard 11.dvice
about checking relatives, rriends and relatives Ot
friends is still valid. Even when.the job market is
tight, people are more likely lo hire someone
they know,.
and crafts field or sports, available in the resorts jobs, but ther.e's'going to
for example -will stand around Cape Cod. but a be less~money and a lot
the best chance or get-Chalnber or Commerce £ewer i'nteresting op-
ting jobs. spokesman said the com-~l>Ort~-~un~it~i•:•~·~"----~r~=====~=========~·~·=·~·~~ The Colorado State petition ~s tough this ,-
There are op·
portunilies available~
but many of the jobs
have strings attached:
would-be employes need
particular skills: they
mus i, be willing to start
woik early; they· should
2. Start early. Many resorts want people who
can begin work on weekends in May, switch lo a
full-lime job when school lets out, then continue
into the-fall on-a part-time-basis.--
3. Apply at as many dirrerent places as possi-
ble and be willing to accept work in a variety of
fields. , 4. Learn how to type and lake shorthand. A
de£inile skill gives you a headslarl.
Employment Service year._Ret1red .people.on
said the competition for fixed mcomes 1:tre taking
resort and park jobs has some or th~~ ~obs ··.~e
been i.!_lcreasing forJ.he _,pokesrnan_ said, ~di:ling pa-~l-lwO Years and 1975 that" Sl~enl.SWhO want
is even worse . work .wtll have to~ pre:
lf be ready to accept low-
p a yin g positions
performing manual
.. labor.
ALWAYS TIGHT, lhe
summer job market has
1 been further constricted
this year by the pro-
blems of the economy.
High' unemployment
means adult workers
will be competing with
youngsters ror many
jobs; so will retired peer
·pie who need extra in·
come. At the same time,
inAation has boosted the
5. Be prepared lo do manual labor or take a
menial job if you need the money.
6. Try local resort areas first. Many touri st
spots and resorts prerer to hire local youngsters
since they a re sure or their avciil-ability.
7. Don't be s urprised at low wages. Amuse-
ment parks and seasonal operations where large
numbers of youngsters are not engaged in in-
terstate commerce may not pay the minimum
federal wageo£$2.10anhour:
8. Know what you're looking for. Decide
whether money or career experience is more im-
portant. A low-paying or volunteer job in the ricld
you are studying may be worth more in the long
run than a higher;paying job in an unrelated
area. 9. Don't forget the possibilities or odd jobs
like )a'Arn mowing, hedge trimming, etc.
Engineers Best Bet
In 'Class of '75'
ow11il•S<MMtMo"11... graduates traditionally lion ally is down 6 percent Ntw1Ser¥kt fl happens every week rare better than do those. fi;-omlastyea!.
in Hoboken, N.J . -and in in other fields. Even with
other u .S. cities with col-their comfortable two job Dul the "class of '75" is Jeges. orrers apiece, the de-feeling the impact or the
Small teams or nattily mand for engineers na-unemployment rate in
dressed em p lo ye nearly every other field : the humanities a nd social
recruiters representing sciences are surfering
the biggest firms in Club Aids most. Job offers in some America c lo sct themselves in imall nin-fields have dropped as
th-floor rooms at Stevens FV F J {Ouch as 25 percent since aim• y last year. Overall . the
Institute or Technology. College Placement Coun-
Most students do not leavcempty·handed. M e mber s or l h e cil estimates job ofrers
Despite the economy, Keystone Club~ part of arc down 2 percent from
graduates in engineer-the Fountain Vallev IAst year.
ing, Science , and Boys Club, recently col-Scllool teachers are
technologyarestillinde-lected $150 worth or food among the hardest hit.
mandthissprine:. and clothing £or a needy According to of(icials at
Steven s 's Z 4 6 Midway City ramily or the National Educatiori
graduates, for example. 18. Association <NEA),
are averaging two. Chris Torres, Boys "there will be two people
someUme! three. job or-Club manager, said the looking ror every job"' in
fersapiece. group learned through education. The NEA
''Englneersarcstillthe the Neighborhood YOuth estimates some 220,000
most so~ht-'afle r can· Corps In Santa Ana that graduales ~ill be looking
dida1'&, ''say orricials at lhe Jose Camarena fami· ror teaching pos itions 1n·
the College Placement ly was in need or rood June; some Jl8,000 jobs
Council in Bethlehem, and c lothing, so they willbeavailable.
Pa. Petrole um 8nd went door-to·door in
chemical engineers in Fountain Valley to help This critical s ituation
particular have a wide outi. for t eachers has existed
choice of jobs because or H e e x p I a i n e d ror the past two years,
Uteener1y crisis. Camarena, partially dis· and educators say unless ,
College placement or-abled, had been out or more money is rriade
ficiala stress, hpwever. work, leaving his large available to schools, it
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.lo work IQI' JOU· .
lnllle DAil Y PllOT
ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL
Corner of 18th St. & Pacific c.oast Hwy.
Huntington Beach
EVERY SATURDAY ANO SUNDAY
10 A.M. to 5 P,M.
538-2579
FOf town or travel dresses.
easy s kirts and
close-to-the-body evening
fashions. variety of patterns
and co rors in
ma chi ne-washable
Acetat&-Nylon blends. 45 ..
~:.-FG's , .. LOW price~
v._.to1.oo ...
S.Ye ..... Wed.,April2J 'j;
J .. !:!
antho,l~y of prints
CalicOS. biindana~. nc:Ja1s. batiks.
geometrics and libertys-a delightful 149 col.lection. Lightweight fOf spring and
summer. Cottons and blends, _:.
mechinewashaDla 45"wide. r-
•~to 1.tl.
.cotton ribbina For · collars 11r'Kt curfs.-Tils 100%
1 cotlo n ribbing is 36" wide. and
rrechirte washable. Assorted potors.
Our hOme economist reoornmends
·pre--shrtnking before sewing. FG's
reoular low price. V ...... 11' •Mk.
Mon .. Tues. I Fri. 10·9:00
Wed., Thurs. & Set. 1G-e
&Jn. 12.e
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Family rings
with the birthstol'.)e
of each· child.
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3-stone price. 10~ gold"
ring holds from 1-lo·7"
s ynthetic birlhslones.in
a 1apered-bar mounting.
72.00
4·stone price. Fleur-de·
Us design in 14K gold
hOldt from 2-to-13"
synthetic birthstones.
A precious
gift for mom.
90.00
6·stone price. 14K gold
selling opens to hold
from 5-10-12· synthetic
birthstones in 3 b•rs.
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rirJg holds from ·l ·lo-6°
synthetic birlhslones in
a rope crown settin
3·stone price. 10K gold
ring hol ds lrom 2·10-1 ·
man·made birthstones
in an oval selling .
"Each addllional stone. $3 .
Shop.!••t .... to 5 p.-. ot tM folowliig •'-t:
FASHION ISlAND. Newport Beach (714) 644-2313. '
f14NTl'N~TO!"'~~N!£R· ~untl~o.,,Beach (7'14) 892-71_71 .
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I, By JO OLSOj " workload has nece.s,aiti.~ hl:n& which hand"J,~ 4l000 . cal~ l ~st ~who u1e reds, heroine and e~-·
0itt1•01u,,.11.1s.1i>11 a h11lf-time adminta•-ator' ,,.. • yeaf, lndiVidual ·and #amilv · "'" ,,._. ~ .., ea1ne. • 4 It all seems so simple. \'ou volunteer \\'ho was hflldling tbt ®Unaellng, (1500" people 'wert , .1Th\tre ~ia,:..·• tt:Jeat «Seal ol.
'U'ant to have .i n art auction '!i:\>: Job left I, and the·eosl ot running seen.jn'1974 )' encounter u!d ex~ peraonal·addf16m11y diatrhs a'hd
..:'y.ou-find u.-l arge room,-ur-ri'nie· tf!.i~gsin _l!nera l.hasaonerup. -p;erle'.ne:e g-roupa, l)l·weeklj diaor1anizauon. There II much
ror some wine and cheese and put HiJ.salary haS6'eeD-t815ecfSS:f8~ff~al d!seaf~ca .)l(hieb emOUonal distress.:?.·_• -
lne paintings upforsale. monLh each year since be has h•ye'"50·60 P•tien~1~r m•ttt It po1sibly is harder tO aet
-But for a ncu: groµp with only» been the. director, Mlller aa:ld. ~wll~ a 15·20 ' persent poli6trve •
handful of members. putting on . "But one-·doesni} get ri~h doinc· ~dentification rate).-aod a !Jtp~ a~ro&s 1The Center's messa1e
such an event is a major, task. thiskindo(lhing • .., mcenter. .. ·• ~-· : nowbecauae.s~verll)thinsshave ~nd sometimes it seems impossi· The rest of tt.9 «mler's szs ooQ Planned Par~tb~ alto bor happened, Miller said. I
le to the struggling \\'.orkers. blUdget comes from ,tJnJted Way, ro~s the facilitJes to hOld eUillc1 ,
"Try in a to raise money is-a rt.'· . Wvlce clubs, lndi'Yidual dona"· of tls own, with it.a.1taft,~ th9 FlllSTHO..,UNE e. · · work 7 .. ''Drugi are no lon1er the
El hassle," commented Dorothy tions and the ~ental He<b M · · ~· ., boleyman. The fear that was
ilicb, president or the Friends sqci~tion: • One might wonder Jt:+tbef8 .Ull rampent five years a&'>DOIOlller ... r The centec, a new support Miller, a paychok>gist w_bo ia a need, a~er tbe tU:rt.alent .:is: exists. We had the fint botline,
ti:roup for what formerly was earned his PhD ~t the Univen1ty for auch•a problem·aolVtnapllce .. but now. everyone has.one. Peo-
l:now.n as the Youth PrOb\em ~fColoradband1mplementedlhe Th • "d · ., p'ledOn'tgettoknowusuntilthey 'Center. .· EduCat\onaI OJ)}:>OrtuniUc!a Pro-. e an~wer~, enmtely. ls yes!
j The Center is in need or St0,000, gram at Oc1 oversees 8 '.five· Miller said .. ~ Dru11 stl,U are a need us.
fxplained its director. Ala1f. pl'Qll&edprogr~matTheCeriter. Pro.~l~m ," he · ex.pl~. 1·'and "'The fadishnes& bas worn off
Miller,forseveral reasons. · families are worried. Alcohol let and now it's business as usual. l T he r ent on its Cost•1 l\Iesa FAMJLY COUNSELING off for a v.•hile but its use ha's in· We do the same thina: we did, but
f>uildin g h:i s go ne up , l he There i~ .i 24 -hour hotline. creased. There still are people better."
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Hughes ponder the
future of The Center.
They are members of new
support group, Friends.
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BEA ANDERSON; Editor
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Secretary of HUD
Carla Hills
says, 'There are
a multitude of
things that
cry out to be done
in .the housing
area.
1 Carla Hills Wants to Be ·'Best' I
(llrtlll•fl !oC,.lt• Wflll.,
The most powerful y,·om<t,n in
die Ford adminstr'ation .settles
t1erself into" <:i beige armchair .it
the Dep·artmenl or Housin g and
lD'rban Development (HUD) and tfeg~s. to answer questions "'ith
prec1s1on.
l Carla Ande rson Hills, the new
•cretary of HUD. is a cautious ~ccutive who has agreed to an
eryiew on her ground rules :
t no "substantive'/ questions
ut HUD be •sked; ·•he's sav·
those answers unt.il May. er:-her first approprialions
nn1. • fl Mrs. Hills, the third woman to
~hieve Cabinet rank, didn't get
there by ba bbling. She is cool.
poised, and wary.
!.. ''l don't try to be the secretary
,_ 1-1v~ who is a woman. to be the·
f w9ma.n secretary of HUD.
· at 's not my goal in life." she
· . ,:1111-lil<e to 1J<1 the best
. cretarj/HUD has had."! hope I
'ng a muJtJtude of perceptions
Jt botb· as a Ja_wyer and !tom
lfly background and various in'.
•rests." . · ~ ~
~lllE·Fl!Ollf JUSTICE,l'OST ·
UnUJ ber receof aPlJC)intmenl, ·
rs. Hill was 1ul1tant attorney
,..MW! Al the Ju1U~ Depart·
ment. in char ge of the civil
division's 31,000 cases <including
lhe JiUgation involving former
President Nixon ·s s uit for
possession or his official t apes
and1>apers ).
Now she's running et staff of
17,000 with a $7.l billion budget
and a lot of flack from con·
gressmen and industry to tbe ef-
fect that in the current housing
crunch she's nOl equipped lo do
the job, that her experience at.
JU1lice, tn teachin11t Jaw and in
her Los Angeles law 1>11rtnenhip"
with her husband 'Roderick tlills
have not prepared her for this
totally new t'leld .
Sen. William Proxmire <D) of
\Visconsin, who vigorously op.
posed her aP,pointment at con·
firmation hearings, praises .her
lnlelli1ence and articulateMU ~
but s·ays, '1Makiilg Carla Rms
Secretary of H UD is like entering
a horse in a cat shOw.
"She probably is a fine lawyer
M.nd would have made a comP,e-
tent attoraey general, but the
first need of 111 ii an afOOCY lllCh
... HUD Is for lrlfl>ly technical
llnol"ledge aoa lremendoul .. :
pertise, someone wlfo.hu spent e
great deal of time ln this area
and kno"·s the failures a nd sue·
cesses ofHUo .··
Veering away from the ground
rules fof a m oment l\lrs. Hills
says, "There are a multitude of
things that cry out to be done in
the housin1 area. We need more
housing 1tock for our lower and
moderate income groups and the
housing industry is not in the best
of times .•• I see a lot ol things
that need to be addressed in a
creative way."
One of the first things she has
addressed. in a creative \Vay,
"her first signirtcant art" as the
New York Times descrtbed it., i•
ending rent celliDC• in federal
housinf .
Bl!OUGHT .UP l"'I A MANSION
Mrs . Hill&, the daughter of
wealthy: ,LOJ ~~ptietes e n ·
lttpreneur ~Carl . .\~. had
"'hat alae cAJJs a'a._':advantaged "
girlhooi!, spending part.of it in the
Beverly Hills m1naion .used for
exterioi'a In the movie, "Sunset Boulevard... ' ·
She believes a good home
"should be comfortable and It
sho~ld be in a living rnVironmenL
'that en•bie1 the. Peraon to
achieve his or her up6ratiefll.
For a young1ter, this mo-eoo.i
schools nearby ; for parents an
availability of employment and a
divergence or m!)dels ...
' Carla · Hills speaks about Lh<1t
not only as HUD secretary but as
.. wif~ and mother of !our children~b~lwe,en~~ and 13.
UNWINDS
She lo\res Bach·, d islikes
rhubarb, unwinds ·bY having a
"'family ~ay," enjoys leisure re·
. •diqg (everyt)>lng lrom the HUD
~ 141 Gore Vlclal'1 ""'aron
Burr"} '.ti.nd calla "l'homas Jef.
rerton and Alexander Hamilton
her du1I heroes.
· A champion1bip tennis player
at UCLA (before Yale laW
school) she repartedly 1tlU pla)'I
a fierce came of( and on the
rourt. Even in an inttrvJew 1be
tends to use phases like '"that's• no-win question.·• ·
Two former co·worken at the
Department of Justice delertbe
her as ''har(\·worklnt, taJented.
1elf·confident"' and "i'1 fNI\
penon, bright, ea,y to work with
·wbo ....Uy immer ... herlelf In
-and htttllll I -1 dool al
s pldl alld 'cledlcaUona-lhe
people wllOwork for bet-.".
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off and now it's
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do 'the same thing · we
did;-but better. '
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' But back to the art auction. It Prices of anywbe're from $160
lo $1,000 have been quoted for
room rental. Mrs. Millcb said.
The sulc, When · r\haitY ar·
wa1 c'oq.,ceived as ttn easy
moaeym.Aker for the small grouP·
<only abolt eight mcmbors) •in•• the art,ltudio s,uppLYlni the
ut-would (unml>tA>e lnvtl•ttons, 'and aeveral~roups had volun -
teered to 1upply wfne, cheese and
·stamps to do the malling.
. raneed, v.·l ll be conducted by -
Jamin Art Auction of. Ven Nuy&
and will Jncl.ude PicUIO, Dall
and French lmpre1aion·t1l
sketches, as well a& olla and
watercolors. ' · But the major obltacle has
been and aUll remain. finding a
suitable loca.tion for tbe art 1ale,
with no budcet to pay rent.
Some of the 'rtpliea Mrs .
M.lllcb baa received from
various hotels and IJ'Ol:lpl are,
"We're here to 'make 'money''
and uwe~an't1iveityou."
One hotel had do'nated i room
but had to retract the invitation
when an ar.t dealer 'in the
neighborhood protea~ that it
violated her lease agreement. '
The Friends croup hopes to
ti.ave the sale and party around
,ane,1, ·and will charge SS a COU·
pie for admission.
But the big IF remains, Mn .
Milich uld. A room 1Ull m111t be
found for the e~Y ..
"It's difficult,'' &he lamented,
'"'because We're new Jndllllt get-Una: 1tarted.1'
Anyone wishing more informa·
lion rrroy c all T·he Center at
642·0377 .
Winning ·nei ..
A Pipe .Dream
DEAR ANN LANDERs: .-\Ve -..,.-"-'-----..i~lli·t.,_ are 'asking you \o settle this dis·(,. :-' ' •
oute.The otherparty sayshewmAnn Landers~~
accept your verdict. 'Q'' •
My fri end and I had n smaJ I
\\'ager goi n g. I bet him he
co uldn 't quit smoking cigarettes.
Being a s moker myself, I knew
how difficult it would 1>e lo quit
cold turkey, so I agreed to let him
smoke a pipe.
One day, after two months of
no cigarettes, he ran out oC pipe
tobacco. He unrolled a cigarette
and put the tobacco in his pipe .
'and smokei:l it.
I contend that by so doing he
lost the wager because he DID
smoke-a cJrarette-even though
it WU in his pipe.
The encyclopedia says there is
a difference between the curing
of cigarette tobacco and pipe
tobacco, but your word y.oill hold
more water than the book. How
about it? Did he lose the bet or
noL?-BORNED
DE~I! B: In my opinion be did
ll'O~ smoke a clgatette. lie
smoked 1 pipe fllled with
cigarette tobacco. Jf, for exam·
pie. he hid taken pipe tobacco
anl TOiied It in cigarette paper, I
wOllld tbee aay be had s moked a
c1«1rette. Sorry tr I let you down~
but I call 'em 11 I see •em, (Oki
I hear Mmebody yell, ;1QU the
Ump''!)
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Here
I am like so many others. After
havine . .compaaed hundreds or
let.ten ·to Ann Landen Jn my
helcl, I am finally putting ooe
down on paper.
.1am1 wUe, 26yeanold, whoJ1
deeply troubled about lhe place
o( ftdellty In m1rrt.,.. A few
monthl. aro I dll"°"encl that my
hU!lbancl was unfaithful.
"'Not a week •-by tha~I don't
-about aDOlber couple la our ~-d who 11 eheatlns. Ut'1 him,
lier ar botll.) Alaa..t ...,-tlnM r
my huobaM 'and J fO olil ldr an
evenlnl we run lnlo a man, we fa!ow wbO ll oat wilb llil lrifo or 1
wom1n who· 11· not with her h•bucl. ' '
.... th•, anforlumlil.,... occarted ln our own marrtqe.
my huobanct. has told me he ii
very sorry for t he hurt he caused
but ~e let me know he doesn't feet
he cOmlT\itled such a terrible of.
fenae. I a m very confused.
I ~ \\'ant to be fair and ' open·
: midded, yet I cannot accept this
new-style design for yving. Will
you, please tell me if, m the year
197S, faithfulness to one's spc>use
is out or dat~.!
Whateve'ryoui:: ansy.:er, l donol
intdnd to leave .my -husband. 1
Jqve him very )nui;:h. We have
hl!id eight happy yean together
ar1d I w•nt .many mo~. My faith
has been badly shaken. How
wrong ts tt if most couples do Jt~
Ple-se help me sort things out. -
UNCERTAIN
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PEAi! UNCERTAIN: lllfldeU·
ty la aa old 11 min IOd woman,
but there Is unquestlon1bly more
che1llng In 1975 lh•a there w1140
re•r• a10. Opportwtltles and
lftode of travel, wome11 ln th"
basle11 world, •n taereaae tn
se.-ual stlmulatlon cre1ted by
movie•. TV and 1dvert1stn1 ar"
Just a few or the re1sons.
Nevertheless 1. do not beUtte
e\'fryoae does It. Nor do I beilne
tlt•t If eve~oae did k, · H ...W tt.ea be 1•1tl rt1lllt:.'' HUCtlltllere
-yoar old·luh-belle6:
Y-m1f1'1a·1e I• -lo be stronger for tt •
CONFIDENTIAL to Wby Slay
In School? : Lord Chesterfield
provided •n excellent answer. He
satd'; "Knowledce i1 a comfort•J
ble ••d n .. euary -I and
· ~ltcr •In advanced Ii•· If we
don't plont.ll while we're-·
ff.wOl llve UI no shade Wbeli we a:rowol\S .~ ' ' ~
• 'A DO'n9l11tllle aj> ...... b.lo-
lo deal with Ille'• most dlMoult
IMI. 'most rewArdln& arran1e·
meat. Ann Landtr•1 booklet.
'.'lfatriage -What to J')lpect," 'Will prepare iou for betlu-or for
......... Send your l'<Cj-16'AM
Laade1'9, P .O. 801 HOO, Elgin,
. ~-!JOIJO, eHlolblf 'ilO ~ In
coin ind a lone. stomped. Mlf·
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~c..,..,a..,...c--v.-....,.11 horseback. but others in· l • h k Pl ed 'th to( 2• ""· -elude four hi'ki'ng-wi'lh· · · t » t e Lnd you make eas WI mOI . when you hoist the what he had ~one in a ..!f.':'.~?2'1~r,1c.o••• Dt1~v,::;i ~~kpackrls, th1ree c~ viewfinder or a 15-pound, ca~e.r o{ more than 40 '---~----· ........ one ver ourney m handhel.d motion picture year& in front o·r the
Pl.RI.IC soT1cF. ' a special rigid craft. All camera lo your eye and cameras, McCrea toht ==~--1or tbese excursions are climb up .on u bucking me in an interview not i='~~::rl ... ~~~~T • led by exper~ien~cd chutealarodeotogetpic· longag,o :
, No~cr. 1s H1111eev 01v&N IT11.11 euldes and outfitters ; \ures in which you can • ~• 11111M.,otM9rc11, 1t1J1t1o.,.re1 they vary in length from almo•t smell Lh c ·CO'"· 'THAT FILM ga,·e me Ot fMellon 'ol Ito• 1rvlnt Unified -d · , " scnoo• Ol•trtc 1 o11or.1ne• eountv. _,to IO _ays. and range in boys' S\\.'eat. a chance to ~lay a f:lU)' n1y co111orn1•. Mopl•d • R1,01ut1011ot·l11· cost from $250 to $4415. , ov:n age, 1t. f:lOl good ~~1~~~,:~0,::n"~~P!~:.~~!::.;:: · Merrill wus produ<'CT, reviews und thu money
•-"-"•f'ClrJent•q1.w.1yror.iecJr ic WllETlt•:R one djl'ector , purt -time \\'nsn't going to get any u11!11ypurPOSfl Oftlflt(O, ... roll' ...... h • ( b h •amc••"•m·n d u·1 r It ft ' ul·k Ol9"E•il•rw:tO.ern••dA¥•n.... c oases o go y orse, .: .... a an e I oro >c ter. .1ust secm c 1 ·L· ApublkmMt1n9upont~aut•tlono1 on fool or by water. the .. The C r t•ut American· agood timt>to<1uit." :'.::•~1~~~1f:d~~~0"s:'"~!:'9 ~~,,:1 vust wilderness regions Co\\•boy." Tl! E definitive So 1t wa~ that, after <•tl•o•nl•ont111X1th d••oj..,p.,1,1•1~: visited should delight bv rodt!o n1oviL• rn exat.11y starring in more than a
••111er.oure111;X1o'ck!C:t ~~·n•,1 their scenic splendor and the same sense thalihundred rea\urc films. llOAltt>Ol'EOUCAT ION . , < •AVINE uN1F1ieo scttoo1. tranqu1ht}l'. ·:Endles s Su~m·cr.;• mi:tnY o~·'them hor.:fe. ~;~~~~~~i.,c•••Y _Most of t~e horseback mude by l~ugunu !,\each s operas and after ·'retlr.1
*••t•r•of t1t1 tnps pre 1n the W~J. ~ t~r~e liro\\·.n, is TH'E de· Ing·" lo1his quarter ho(Sl'S
so.u1o1 Educ.1uon Among the most popular f1n1t1ve surC1ng movie. and·his Camarillo ranch,
Pu.alllhld Or11199 CNS! D•••Y l'llal, 'd · b AprU2C1,1t1s 109J.1s arether1 es1ntotheSan I met Merrill,( r1efly, "MtCrea·got 'himself in-1
-~----Juan Wilderness from while I was horsiri' volved Cwas chairman of
PUBLIC NOTICE Durango, Colo., between around out al the coUQty the board •. in ract) with
~ .· July 7 to 16, and Jti1Y·18 rairgrou-nds an"d he was :theNaUonalCowboyHall
MOT1c•OPINTINTION l 0 2 7. and th e filmiiig thc Larry Mahan or Fame. TOD•DICATllAllMINT y II T AllP Rod 'T.h h JI ' h 1· if tlfOT1c1:1sHElll!l'lGIVENT.,.1 e owstone -eton ro eo. · . e a epe tel
.,. .. ,m...,etMtr.c11,~st11tto.-Wildernes1 in Wyoming literi'.ill , ahDd M cCre&
e1e:i1uc:itlOt1o111111•y•n•Unlllffl(July22throug.h31) The HE DJDN'"' 1ay.torether. ••1 met with But thc'Academy !i<lloel Ol1trltl •I Or•ntt ,COunly • ~ · c.111or!i:f,~"'"'111e'°1u11011o1111'.San·JuanlripiSlimiled exactly what 'he 'ahim and liked him ·Award vindicated Mer· 1 .. 11.. .1111101 ... c11, .. 1 .... 1rie .1 1 25 ·d 1 10 kl bl 'i'mmedi'atel " Mc rill'si·ud •me.nl Aboutho·s -cx1u..:••""'•n1 •no ,10111 .oi.w .. v o r1 ers, asts war ng on, u you can y, c rea a · 1or ,1,..,,.,.. ri1t11w•v 11u•POMs011 111e days. and costs $425. bet If ~nyone is capa);>le · re~embers. movie h e s a i d in ,.,.,..,""~1 ... onc1r1i1etAv•nue. · Five horseback trips o( produring yet another ''The Hollywood film ret~pecl : •put111c .... 11no11P1111tt1t~s11onot · I ' · d · r II r '''They'loldusthefihn ~1nt1suc1t:•d•<•11t11r""itlit,...oiJ1 arc schedule.di for the · rodeo ilm. fl1errill iathe 1n uslry 1s so u o
ti. un1v!<il1w Hlo~ scnoo1, 1r .. 1r>e. East. at Cuctlpo' h Moun· guy , ', );qunj kooks these days," couldn 't be done. 'They' q,111ornltOftiM)Olftll.lyotA prll,Hlj, . · • h dded • B h ·d Lh t · 'lh ot11Mr110urot1::soo·c1ock !p.m.), 1a1ns , w .va~11'June·23·28, ,,ea , · utl ere'-'"«•s su1 a a movie w1 a ~~l':rieo~~~"~i~T'~aot. July 14 to 19. !Ind July 28 At 35, the t6W·headcd ·no bull Crom Kieth. He prayer wouldn't make it
01s. ~·er -to Aug. 2;.Great Smoky .fiJm 1naker has a good didn'ttrytoeonme. . .. 1.1 movie w"itb a
. toy :A.s""'•wcorew ~lountaln's 'NC· June 7 ·grip on his goals und is ""'nd when J saw the . patr·iotic flavor ... SKrll•r~ollt>•' > d '· •" ·· ..<. Ill II ' bl fiJ I k h ldn'lb I " , 8""'°'Eouc.1tlion tol.5; an 11nautumn col· .a..,pare1 Y we on s m, new e was a wou epopu ar.
· "~'i'l•WG Or•• c .. ,1 o.u, ri1o1, o_r ride, Oct, 18•".26. "'ay t.o becoming <t ma· rrian of enormous ta lent For Merrill, the cow-
"P<"10· 1t1s 109;1.1s .~ ,jtMi,~ film producer in the and· artj~(ic integrity as boy mo v i e was a
-· PUBLIC NOT1cE RJDERS i ~ the San 1-IObyWood he told one re· well."' homecoming of sorts.
-------Juan Wilderness ,trip will porter is ··on the verge of Thal W'!S, possibly, Raised in Farmington,
PICTtT1ous1u11NE1s find themselves ;aur· a11ewdawn." al~06t as much •. C<!I"h Utah, he began working Ti.1.:!:!!!~~:'!':.!"""llft' ro1.1nded by mountains ia . His rod co movie phmenl a~ the w1n~ng with horses ror"pay when
.ft:-one or the·country-'-s ·m86t-..i'J.r.(~lly _ brol!_ghl. Joel later ·or an Oscar which, hew as 12 ~ars old. (l)lrwlllllCooorCMlplln1111Sllof""IL . r I . ;l M< Crea out ol retire· at ··-•time or ,.,. _,-.--Tirft• CJ) APll l11du5tr 11, t•J l!fUea ut 1 u n at1on<1 " ~ . "'""' . "'.'•· .-.. s-111tt1.1r .. 1111,c.1111orni•tt10s (orests. · tntnt t1>do the narration. ning, had only been seen CHILDHOOD fasc1·
0ouel•• w•rr•n 11111111. 14JJ1 They w·ill traverse the l\fcCr~. 68 at the' time byl,500people. nation with film he · $Mrint1\,lrvlM,C•Hfwnl1JlllOS :t · • ' Thl1...i...,,11 c.11111uci.e1 bv -,,. •. Continentar Divide and ~"{1 ~11 • • •· • f-,
came a serious career
goal when he enter ed :
Brigha1n Young
University in 1958. Inter·
·rupted both by ar1ny
service and a four·\·ear
mission for the l\·T or.1non
church, his college days
·ended "'ilh his gradua·
lion in 1967 .
He moved lo Califo111ia
and has been making
films, most of them in-
dustrial or publi c rela-
lion s-o ri en ted , ever
since.
A five-minute rodeo
-sequence, part or which·
he s hot himself and all of
duce,..CowOOy. '
The feature f ilm had
been nex.ton l\1errill's list
Del" ..... IUH ......
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Movie maker
Kieth Merritt
(anow) focuaea
on Oscar,
the 'unrldabl•'
movie bull-
9r goals. 3 r·e liable quality, with
··1 needed to get on lhe reasonable mora l st<1n-
big 1:tcreen in 1:t feature dards and subjects that
format," he told one re· universally..appeal."
porter . No"'· pr e · J\.tanyofthehorsemen
su1nably. he's getting re-I know, including Juel
ady for bigger s teps in his J\lcCrea, say "Ame n .. to
llolly"'ood caret!r. that notion.
··1 ha\·en't directed a But young Atr. l\fer1ill
45·man u.nion c rc\v and ma)'havetoclimba lotof
four major stars. And it J rodeo fences and film a
had lo do it tomorrov.', J lot or sweating bulls
couldn't face it1'' he once between now and his own
loldun interviewer. ''But ''Horse in the Gray F1an·
in the long run, I 'll be re· . nelSuit," or whate ver.
ady and do it... ·which 'tie· financed (fol"
His ultimate goal is lb .$5,000) was enough lo
makewhalhecalls "re· con.vince a dozen,.
liable , entertaining___mc-'backus_to__p.ut.....uIL!hL
lures. like those Walt $300 obo he used to ·pro·
Disney m ad e -not the ' B~l l 'Iit. ready to bet he
same kind . butmovif.'Kef makes it .
111<1v111111o10.uvi••W.R•lo•• cRross _over,.1sa_wNloobth ,.-;·• '"'-.:. -·
1111, "•t.t"'•"' ••• th•d wit11 111t ange to rr t . e o. -~;" ..... o .. 1'""""'":::::.h:~~,.h~h~0 hr;~~~~ Make Dollars (and · Yen) Conn· t ""'"""' o, .. ,. c .... o .. ., •••. altitude on the tnil is . _ . . """lll0,21,•NfMay4 ,1 1.1•JS 1411·1S JJ OQO f t 'th , e e , wt one
Pt;Bl.IC N:,n._T_J.l.JCF._._-Jc am p m ad e al an .. , 1 ' • ". -~ 11,000·foot.:elevution. i' c •, Sl,·1Jlll • ·• r " iUPtll"'t(MiCOu*'oll'TMk f ·, 7f SlATIE OI' CAU . Nl& l"Oi( " : .-lM& COUNTY'O OltAN'Ga , ,.., ,._...,,
WOllCI! OP N•AlllllMG 01' PallTIDN POllll PllO ... ,. o~ WILL ANO POii LITTaRli TtlilAMEN· TAllY ' Ell.1119 at A6NfS Mlllflt OU.SI Die••~· ' 1 ·-: NOTICE !S MEltll!:ll'I' OtVEllf Ill.II 1-1,H. A EISMAN ll.11 lllld .. ,tin .111tll·
tiOll ICM' .Prato.llt o1 Wiii 1nd '"' .1~ -•of L1t11'1 T11t1m9flt1rv kl tM 1)9!illenor, tllff•l'IC• lo wMc;ll I• -
1or lurt"" M•tltul•r1, •1111 11\M 111e
lo ..... 4"cf lllfKI Of ..... ,ln9 !ht ...... -t.M"' '°' ""'" "· ,.,,, .. t:-lCt .i.m., ill In• <OUrlr"rn-ot 0.Nflmtnl
NO. l ol 'tlCI (OUt1, .ii 100 (1¥1c.eeroter
Ori,,. Wt'~t. ln '"• Clly ol s.ni. .-,...
C.tilo•nl•.
D.lted AP•l1 11, 1tlj
WILLIAM IE. $1 JO""'· C:...Unty C••rk JAMES.A. KMMl.llNG 1111 DO'll'l ITRll.T IT&. ltt NIEWPOllT llEACN, CALl,OllNIA T•I: UH7 .. """'"''tor; hlltloMr
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Pl:BLIC NOTICF. • 1 •
"''"'", ,. .Cdnttols
Br,llVRRAY J.BROmll . . UPI Tr.1¥tl llllllor
Jt happens time and
again with Am e ricans
making their first trip
.abroad. Someone ts
.~almost sure to look al the
bill and ask : "How much
is that in real money?"
. Well, it all depends on
ere the traveler is. To
the American , the only
•·real money" m ay be
the U.S. dollar. But in
France, it is the Crane, in
Russia lhc ruble. in
Japuq. the yen, in l\fexico
the peso.
For even though the
varicolored,. varisized
foreign banknotes milhl
resemble play money,
they are the legal tender
of the country.
AND while some hotels
and oLher e1tabli1h-
ments calerin& to
foreign tourists 'fr'lll ac·
rept 'U.S. dollan, m.t
dealings have to be in the
local currency. After all;
you wouldn't pay the
cabbie in Los Angeles in
Thai bahts or tip the
waitress in Chicago with
English shillings ..
Confusion over un-
Cam iii ar currency,
especially if the
itinerary Includes
several countries, can
often pro.ve costly.
Dishonest mone y
changers can cheal on
tbe_c.a.t_e._o:Lexchange, about the dollar \veaken· highe r exchange r ates
pa·rttcularly in these ing during your travelS, since you . could end up
da~s ,of the ''floating" consider buying the wlthafistrulotworthless
do1ar, or charge ex-checks in foreign curren·· paper. J.f you should
ce 1ive fees .' Others cies -Swiss ·cranes, complaintothepolice,or
eq allf unscrupulous ·Germ an m arks, gel caught making a de·
som·etime1 pad prices. Japanese yen among al, you could be rined or
So here are &ome tips. other.s. · even imprisoned.
which should help: . They are available at
banks .anil foreign ex·
BEFORE departure,. change dealers here .
buy tra.velers' checks, Convert dollars and
which are protected tr.avele11's checks ~t of-
againstlossoftl\efi. Ke:ep ricial money exchaltges.
a reco1;~ or the senal b a n k s a n d other
numbers. Incidentally.In authorized de<1lers . Buy
~me countries you >A'ill small amounts to avoid
receive a higher rate of paying another fe e for
e.xchapgc for the checks converti11g baC·k into
while s ome shops orfer dollars ati.:!c parture.
discounts on purchases Do not deal with black
madc~·itht,hem . m arket money changers
If you are '''01·1·ied or others who offer
IF THERE are no cur-
rency restrictions, buy <1
packet of foreign curren·
cy be fore leaving the
slates .at foreJ gn ex·
change dealer, and
banks. r.-lost ·include a
con\·crsion table.
The p.ickets will come
in handy for tips and
other incidentals at your
destin<1tion , There are
currency exchan~e couh-
ters at most overse~i
airports, but they are not;
always open. ~
In countries w it~'
restrictions o n the~
amount or currency that l
can be taken in or out,~
keep. all records or con -. :
vers1on transactions. t
They are necessary to .
·convert local currency ·!
back into dollars on de·
parture,
There are some coun-·
tries "''here tourists must
declare 'funds on arrival
a nd departure -be pre·
cise. you could· be in
trouble if you. are taking
out mor e than you
brought in .
Orange Cqunty's ONLY AUTHORIZE!> . su .. 1a1o•couliTo-TM•· • ·1,, ,
STATI Of' CAlll'OltNIA Hiit TM''°':!Z=' ..... ~ ·, ;u, .-okings'
MOTIUO•IALIOP', ~ •IA&.ltlt~llt'fYAT ,. •
Birds, To~rists favor Maui
" -~ .. :!~~·.~~: ... AOveGA · WeatroP . a com· .ii.11AF.t.1.1.v1o.tt..._..... , puterlzed reservation
't«>T1i::E 1sH£1111v G1vEN1111t . system was punched. into .,. ......,..,•ltnff, n lnu1tor of !hi! · • ' • •• • ~ b' wi11ot1t.....,..,..,_...._'*""w111 4.erv·1ce rec_ently y
.. 11 •• pr+•titi wit t• 111t 111p11i111 -W~1tern 'lnternatlona'l t1n1 lll*lef' UCNll'I UH1 wnm n <O!ldl· H. 1 . h , 1*"' ,,.,.,1,..ue~ met1t1MH ... ....._ . Qte s, 1t as ~.en al\·
lflC1 10 <..,11,,..•tlon .,, s11c1 -.,1or nounced by K,i'tri ChaP·
c-1, .. ,,,,."°1'· ~v ,,, 1•1J.w1 ine pejl generut"miTia~er of ,_ ol '100 O'(IOC:ll 1,11). er 1'*•fffie• • ~ •
..-tttiln Uot time 111e1wse1 "' 11w, ~ tne tt'!e .So uth ~Coast 1 lazu
oftl(f of 1P•t l,lf!Oef'llOl'll'd £-....... .uot I REFUGIO Vl!:G,t., l1t(Ultl'" •I h .,., e · • wi11,c1aRONALDH.PAENNEA .... ,. The Costa Mesa ex-W'°J-•••L•w,1•nt•M~our1h Slr••t eculi\•e said th'e ne'w Suill• 1U, Solfltt Arie. C:tLlfornlt tt1G1,
.iii r1on1, 1111•, 1nt1r•1t tnCI ,,1.11.t ot SY1tlem orfers al~l ins· ~ e1.c10tnt •111\e urn. 01 ri11 .. 1tr•, tant response to ,u wide .,.. .11t ri91", tit!• •nd lnte,•11 INll ll!s .\ f · f . · d ~IMYM.,.•cciu1rtc111yoper.i1°" range o 1n ormat1on e-.,, •••·or otMrwlw, 1lnc1ii1't1t1•V'· In sigl)ed to asSi'st guests =~1M,..x.w•,.•iCriwe1n••1tr•• '"Westron' can teli a ~.,proom.,i.c•tto11iri.t-&...ntJ clerk promptly how
010r...-,S1..1toolCaUlornlo-""'ltflal· many roortiS 3r< availa· /Yelfterlllld ... IOllCNI ~ ;, Ti. w.!' jO '"' •' t11e Hor1111so ble during ~he ti.ext year ,.. .. .,..,.H~Stf'ffflr.a,.n in any or our 50 hMell .. ~*'"'"' 111 ...... 1199S4ol
,. ... IMMIR ,.,.,._n<ore11o1 Or~ . loc.ated ·in 13 countries,''
~~ 11.__ _ 11., WtH Chappell said. • ,
•ldllOllll. IMto A .. , C.lltornlol • • .t..P.ttt•ttt \ · CHAPPELL said the
.Alltcf111Mb"""'Ml11wrielflt,lftl , .d th ,,.,,, ... r•<•I"" ,, ,,.. Off1c.o 01 new system prov1 es e "°"'"Lo·M. ll'fltE•o•1111. ,.,....,..,_ 1ar name or the guest. ex-
11;..c:..-. 1ts1 1.,, "'"'"' lit"91, ed · I 1· th 5ittt 1)1, ._._ A•o~Jlfolr"'• .. 101 . peel arnva 1me.. c • -Y"",.... w1111'1M"""'t:1.r11 o1"" kind or accommodation., ....,.-..-s..,1orc:eur1,.,,"'"t1t a · · d • I f Ot1'-M•w111t:nc11teo'M•Ml'llll•., es1re , any :ipec a
at_, 11-'''°' 11r11 llW!k~ otJ. •menities "'anted. thedc
._ 1111Ck• .,_. Ntcwt 1119 _..,..of p1rture dale or "a.ny ~-' Uhel tJ-11t•• o~ 5All ~ t°'"I , ... 111 , other item that wi p ~ •""' UfrittH 1i.1••· lft ,.,,, k• th gu t 's t y · 1 , .... 11,..1 o1 ""._11114 '"••M _1 ma e es s u .1 ~.,....,o-....,1t1o1111hs•rotttf",...e O\lr· hotel a plc11sant ex
" ... .._, tnin• • ,.ici ~,. c-perlen'ce " llr~llll'I •I t•lf° •• ,.110 Suclfrtor · c--~5'klu1ow111 .. ,,,.._,... Besides _,the South
..l -· f't(r-..,"1'· "··-t Pl " t r h -1fi \ o.tH1•n10, ,,,, , '-':'His aza o e ere,
\..._...\ !l£l"JJG1ov11GA -Western lnl!rnatlonal :::.::.~::,~1;c:'vce4. . manige$ 25 hotels in the • ·~ United States and =.i::i:::;...,...,,.....tt , C~ada, In addiUon .to =--.~ .. ,., , the Hotel Toronto, which : . · '°"'"'..ui win:'in in June. All ere
• ···-Unk . ·-·~ -...-.. 0r-.. co.11 o .. iy llli.t "' -new eolh• -.. ..... ~ms 1awi puteriaed ayatem~
BySTANDBLAPLANE
We stopped in Honolulu just long
enough to move our bags from International
to ;l)cimesUc. Tlienty·five minutes later we
were on Maul. "Maul No Ka Oi" they say --
MallLis the best. ·
Ten years ago M'aui was a sleepy sugar
cine oulef island. li8Jlalna was ·the old
\\'hal ~rs and missionaries port. In the
center of town, a great shade tree stood
over the courthouse. • ,
And on Jail street, there was an ancient
stony lonesome where King Kamehameha
lII scnlscxy Hawaiians for sex crimes.
The missionaries talked the third
Kamehameha into it.' Any sex was a sin and
.a c:rime .. Thcy sent out infOrmers to spy on the neighbors. ~and by there were so
many .S!IX crlml In jail, the King sent
them to'Maui whe they 1were put to work
paving roads .
When you drive your:. air-conditioned
rcn~car, you are riding on roads P.aved with
good intentions.
<This lasted only a short time. "All
Hawaii will soon be In' jail," s aid one of the
chiefs. This was 8o obvious, the law was
forgotten. It was a cheery, beery day for the
sailors and the wHalers.)
~ ~ • * New hotels and condominiums are r is ·
in& J!.111 a!ong the road !rom Uhalna. The
orange cranes hang agamst the backdrop or
the Maui mountains with their wreal~ of
grey r!AA,elouda. • .
Once' the Sheraton Maui was the only
ho\el on tbe cliffs above the &olden aands of
Kaunapall. ·· ·
. No-. there are dolentl, Low.nae and
)lilh·rlllil line the blue water for 10 llillei llP
•
•
the coast and another 10 d,own to Kibei. * .• .,,
We afe slaying al Napili Shores 15
minutes up from the posh hotels a t
Kaanapali. It's a low-rise condominium of
two-story apartments. These are the price
competition to the hotels : $370 a week for a
double including a rent-car . • • • rttaui is the favorite of the birds and
, bees groupies. Most of them sit on th e long
reserved beaches thal lie a thousand feet
below the road to Hana .
Breadfruit arid guava grow wild in thut
forested country -a big help to the m e nu if
you are on the shorts.
· A hitchhiker I picked up said:-"Man.
they don 't hassle you on the beaches. Jt
takes a half an hour lo climb down and two
hours to climb up. Even Hawaii Five·O
don't want to make that climb."
There are signs on Maui roads: ''No
Hitchhiking Permitted." So they don't
thumb. They stand at the edge of the
highway and gl•e you a wistful look .•
''You can usually get a ride in five
minutes," the hitchhiker said.
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Glide through Jhe Inside Passage.
See lorested islands. Rugged snow·capped
mounlains. Gold Rusb lawns. Beautttul
Glacier Bay Pl'ir<:ess 'cruises has magnifrcent
ships to tal<e you ltlefe in style-May
through September. Cruises last 10lO14
unlorgett-days. Coolact us oow!
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DATES l TIMES OF PERFORMANCES:
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4:10 PM & 1:00 PM
•SAT., APRIL 19 11:00.4.M,2:00&1:00PM
•SUH., APRIL 20 I :00. 4:00 & 7:00 PM
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A.CROSS 69 Stalks 133 Danas 19 Disregard 9 1 Independent
71 Sign tubing school 20 T 3ntahzcr one:
1 Looks 72 Decimal 134 Rool edge 28 Bellows slang
pleased base 135 Electric unit 32 Dance step 92 By
7 Vaulter's 73 Till 136 Healing 34 Topscore: woy
"' 74 Poelic
138 ~~~e : 2 wds. ol
11 Tipplers contraction 37 Identity 93 Touches
15 WorC:s of 76 Build ' prefix wrongly 94 Pagan
caution 78 Prosecute 139 Christmas 38 Wilhout: god
21 Trustworthy 79 Adventurous songs comb. lorm 95 Geometric
22 Spell aclion 141 Male turkey 40 Undraped solid
81 Tutors 142 Not: prefix statues 98 Relents: 23 Dyak sea 24 Senescence 83 Readjust 143 Siikworm 42 Wait on 2 wds.
144 TV fare 43 Shoe 100 Woody 25 Jewish
monlh
26 Greel.
I · letter
27 Ignoble
timidity
29 Among:
poetic . ' . 30 Continent:
abbr.
3 1 Bigwig
33 Glowing
coal
35 Wooden
lob
36 Time
38 Greek
goddess
39 Ardor
-41 Foothke
parl
•2 Sea lions
-44 Spanish
river
45 Land
measure
4'6 Continues
48 Sleepy-
head's
relteat
50 Beglmer
52 Grimier
54 Firmness
56 Paint
!Iller
59 Serious
61 Alrican
country
62 Antlers M Odyssey
beggar
67 Introduce
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65 American 147 Brazilian bottoms planls
novelist river 45 lncencllarism t03 Mistake
86 Goll score 149 Chinese 47 Blend 105 Wardrobe·
87 Orienta! porcelain 48 Wild animal ii ems
commander 150 Man'.s narr. 49 Coin 107 Wigwam
BB Danger 152 Arabian makers 108 Follow
89 Dinner chieftain 51 Cinder 110 Noah·s
course 153 To entice 53 Peace $0"
91 Lap: 2'wds. 154 Tower goddess · 112 Click
93 Frenzied 156 Thin cord 55 Co!Of beetles
96 Agnus---157 Confederate changers 114 Fortify
97 Aye lungus soldiers 56 Locality 116 Airing
158 Singe 57 Angers 117 Twist 99 Insect egg
100 Youthful ~ 58 N00<> 119 Imitate
years period 120 Maintaina
10 1 Artificial WN 60 Alimentary 121 Village
language
102 Rounded
rool
104 Mathematic
lune lions
106 Lady
thespian
108 Biblical
country
109 E11.1raordlnary
beings
111 Planet
113 End slices
114 Sharp
comer
115 Going baek
118 Amoys •
120 Bumper
metals
123 Postures
125 Imprisoned
129 Lion's den
130 Tuek.'s pal
132 Kegler'a
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remover 63 Ending 124 Helmet
2 Migratory 64 Grammar plumes
3 At home part 126 Wharf
4 Grant's toe 65 Large knile ....
5 Italian 67 lnlerior 127 Elicits
commune raceriorses 128 Lower
6 Postage 68 Sardine '" applier container ""' 7 Measured 70 Shields 131 Journal
steps 73 Frolic 133 Planter
6 Frangrance 75 Extend 136 Hibernia
9 Depressed ,/ 77 Seabirds 137 ldentleal
10 Expunged BO Swisa river 139 Girl's
11 Inquisitive 8 1 St>rlng ,.,..
gtance month 140 Made
62 Canoe ~'" 12 Kimono paddle 143 :1·1 ..... 84 Bind 145 :c r 13 Savior·laire B6 Glossy , .. 11~1~ 14 Scot!
15 Fruit dish leathers
tt' W:.1~r 16 Sa!magundi 88 Reporter's
17 Unusual deadllne
16 French 89 Taro root 155 ~rin
article 90 Colorless '" ...
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Singer Dory Pre,..;,n will ap·
pear in concert May 9. at 8
p .m . in Orange Coast
College 's Peterson Gym-
nasium . Tickets at S3.50 for
adults and S3 for students
arc <.ivuilable from the col-'
lege's Student Services Qf.
fice.
F r e n c h lift
Cen sors hip
Pt\fiIS f li Pl) 1''1·cnl'h n1ovie
houses at long last arc showing
Stanley Kubrick 's 1957 film
"P<i.ths or Glory."
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Moiher-iii..Law Has
'ldiosyncracies
By ERMA BOMBEd<
l\1y mother· in -law and I hnve a
great r('lutionshlp. She calls me
Ednu und I l'nll her on her birth·
duy, tt1othcr 's Day und
Christn1u5.
At the \\•edding when she insist·
t'<I that they put u funeral fhtg on
the fender of her car and drove
'l'•lth her lights on', I sensed
somchO\\' l wus not what she
"·ould have chosen for her sop.
But Cod love her, she has a
sense or hU rnor and somehow
"'c've 1111 survived. She has ac-
cepted me for what I am. A mis-
take. And I have learned to live ,
with her throuch the miracle o'( '
sedation.. /
ONE OF her idiosyncrasies,
however, I will neve r adjust to. I
ca ll it h e r Last Breath
Performance.
Check this. I am driving the
car and she is sitting beside me.
Otit. of the clear blue sky, I-hear
her suck in her breath, moan
slil:htly and slump. steadying ~er
head with her hand. I "''ail, but
she docsn 't exhale .
The first time this happened. I
figured (aJ she was leaving the
car on 01 permanent basis; (b) I
had closed the electric "'indows
on a gas station attendant and
\Yas towing him by his fingers ; or
(c) we were being followed by a
tornado runnel.
lnstinctl-.:ely, I jamm<.>d on the
brakes of the car, neurly hurling
her through tho windahleld ~
tt.Jrned around , Grubbed her
s hou ld e l's, 1i1nd s houted
AT
WIT'S
END
hysterically, "What's lhe mat ...
ter?"
"Darn it," she said. ''I just re-
membered I fOrgot to JOt'k my
back·door.''
DURING subscquenl drives, I
was to learn that she gasped and
groaned at girls in shorts, roses
in full bloom , a half stick of gum
discoYered in her raincoat, and
the realization that tomorrow
"'35 her sister·in-law·s birthdaY.
She didn '~ li m it her Last
Brco.:ith Perforn1unce to t'hc car.
When she w<itched telev ision ol'
read the nev.•s pupcr. she ,,·ould
inhale noisily, freeze, put lu~r
hand ove1· her n1outh and say,
"'Where wi ll a pleasant boy like HtLDO'lll
Dick Cavett find \YOrk ?" TM11uw.tt•TOMLT
I pride myself in being able to · COSTA MIS.It. MIS.It. THIA. Tll live in peace with my mother-in·
I d h . h 6.a.I .M. aw, an s c puts up wit me. .HOWPU.~ING
The other day we were d1iYing to0 ether when she sucked in her IAY THU.TRI o SEAL HACH
The film depicts the execution
of <t handful or French in£3n·
trymen during World War I who
had been.made scapegoats for a
botched attack. The film was
never orricially banned; it was
deemed .. undes1rable" by the
government board ·or film
cp,nsors.
Liberace Home
To Be Toured
breath, c lutched her pur.sc and ,.Nke ........ , . .,.,.. ..
mumbled, "Oh. my." ~~===:":":":':":':"===~ Figu1;ng she had just remem·
bcred a dental appointment. I
kept moving ant: promptly
smacked into a truck pulling out The raCt that the French public
now has the opportunity to see
this film, released nearly 20
years ago, is one more sign of a
shift a'vay from a vague but
pervas ive censorship or dis·
tasteful incidents in 1•1·cnch hi s·
tory.
1\ mont h <igo. a special cotn·
mittec appointed by ~Iichel Guy.
secretary of state for cultural af·
f;1irs, came up \\;ith a draft lo.:iv.·
thut v"ould do aw<iy with most
film ce nso r s hip .
The Weslmins ter Community
Services Department wi ll
sponsor a trip to Liberace's
J.loll y,,.ood mansion on Tuesday,.
April 29.
Deadline for ~i gning up is April
25 . The rec of $9 inC'ludes
transportation and a tour. 'fhe
grou p wi ll also.s t op al
Yamashiros for un early lunch,
\\'hi{'h is nOt included in the fee ..
Reservations for the trip,
\\•hich begins ut 10 :30 a.n1 .. n1ay
he made by calling 898·331 1, ex·
tension261 .
from the alley.
She shook her head and n1adc a
clicking noise with her tongue. "l
t1icd to v.·arn yo u, Edna. but you
~·ouldn 't listen."
··r"ace it. !\I other,'' I said. ··1 ·n1
unst<.iblc ."
Pho tos Exhibited
Ice . Capades Tryouts Set
Prize-winning photographs
from the 17th Annu<il Forest
Lawn Press Photographers Com·
petition and ·Exhibition are on
display now through the end of
April at Coast F ederal Savings
and Loa11 Association's office at
91 Huntington-Center, Hunt-
ington Beach. Orange Coast ice skaters will have a chance to audition
to join the Ice Capades al 10:30 p.m . on Friday. April 2S, at
the 1..-0ng Beach Arena. immediately . following the Ice
Capades.performance.
The top sweepstakes-winning
photograph in the display was
taken by Daily Pilot Starr Photo-
gr aphe r Patrick O'Donnell.
Other Orange County ne\l.·spaper
photographe r s a r e a l so
represented in the exhibit.
Pros-,ective applicants must be at lc'ast 17 years old,
have a pleasant appearance and be experienced as skater s.
Applicants mus t bring theirownfigureskates.
Addiliona l informal.ion is available by ca ll ing (213)
469-2767.
Mel lroo':1
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FESDYAL OF .1az , . .
OF THE 40's
Featuring
and
Tony Rizzi's 5 Guitars + 4
A Benefit Concert for
the Long Beach Regional Arts Council
Thursday, April 24 -8:00 P.M.
Lafayette Ballroom. 140 Lind en Ave .. Long Beach'
Donation: Adults $10, Students $5 •
Tickets Available at: Liberty & Mutual Agencies , Buffum's and Wallich's
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OAllY PILOI ., .
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: I By )'.ERNON SC01T ''I'm rortunate to be startiDIJI~ ~ .... HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -"llovemy1ln1lngnomatter:how newcareeratmyage,''htSaldoln
Geor1e Burn~ aan1 two bars anyone elite reacts. I don't knock a voice ralc1,dated t~ fri&bttn ·~trom .,'You Lose All Your Senses other great singers like Jimmy •mall ,~h~ldren and h1gh·"'1W?lC
When <th·c Mu· sl• Commen•e " Durante. I'm not jealous." dogs. It_ 1 been 36 years SlJl('t f • .. .. s, Burns Was enJoyln.: u day o!f madeapicture ·--making in1tu.nt enemies of two from ''The Sunstilne Boys," the --· ; A1cqualntiiices uq.d several movie uduptatlon or lhe ''In the old .days I 11lway1 i:.ILra n1er1. Broad~uy f\il in which he sturs P!•yed myself 1.n those CQ1Je1e : ~:; The wal~er turned awuy lh con·' with Walter M'jtttaau. pa~tures u.t Para'!lount. Gro<:te
... :tempt_ A wom8.n paving lunch Ut FULt OF enerJJy and quips, <h 1s l~te ~ire Gracie ~Jen ) and 1 ::~in adjllc:ent table pushed her Burns has becomt something of ~ere 1n Bing Crosby s f_ln t mov· ;:--food away. A coupfe got up •and sa natlOjlal treasuJl-e simply by 1e •. but nobo~y ~ompared our · "1eft 'I' vo1ecs . In this picture I'm not
B'urns, ••e "1'9·, look no um· o utlivln&. his contempo,rari<-s plafingB ur.ns .l 'macting."~ • ' rrom the p ehi,1toric days or Th ld d J ' "braae. Smiltn& benignly he said _ vaudev lie ·and burlesque. e o , timer replace , ack ~. · · ' &nny, his closest fnend , In 11The
~. sunshine Boys'' after Benny's
i~11Swi1afli1a9 Slao1v.
Jirri Dale, star' of the corned).' .;Scapino," delivers some of
·his lines while swinging from a rope 10 feet above the
s~agc . The play will run Apri l 27 through June 1-uL th.c Hun-~ . t1ngton Aa_rtford Theater in Hollywood. •
lnSumffler: , ' '
Composers
Flock
They don't COrJle in scores and
they don't come in hundreds.·
They number in the thousands.
They are housewives, schoOI
teachers, truckers, grocers and
construction workers. Practical-
ly anybody harboring a dream.
For a rew days , or even a week,
they join the legions of resident
songwriters. Almost without ex-
<"eplion, they leave disappointed,
their talents undiscovered, their
labors unrew:.irded:
fTo Nruhville
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Lops ided as the odds are, there
is always a remote ~hance that
someone making the pilgrimage
lo Nashville may ha\'e written a
hit song.
AND BUDDY Killen. co-owner
and vice president of Tree In·
ternatlonal, is t oo s mart a
publisher to ignore that possibili·
ty. Which might ·seem unlikely
since his company is the world's
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--:'" ~ llllENT PRocrER· Alteel~tMPrt\IWrl•r •,
·~NASHVILLE, !fenn. -Sum-
me.....--ls the seJson .ror crushed
JK>pes . That's wheH' droves of
~nter wor~smi~hsiand t¥ickyard '
melody makers descend on the
Music ftq'.!r publishigg houses,
l»eddling tM'ir ha!ld-h~wf"\ wares.
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fil9tll1 .bt l11i~ or S,.CI" Evlltl; ~
Mondayan<fJuesday
only at 2 3nd. 8 P.M.
MESA
HIM Newpor1
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Put • rew word•
to work tor u • •
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-biggest""in-dep;en·denr,-th·e"""'Elffel
Tower o·r co·untry music
publishing.
'/We have a 24 -hour service in
the sum'mer," Killen said. "Peo-
ple can drop their tapes off one
day and pick them up the next."
For the sum mer crush, Killen
hires extra staff to screen the dc-
lug~ of taped offerings.
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.dt'ath last January.
"You ci..n 't just stop," he said.
"1r you do, you better stotri
something that takes twice as
much effort. You got lo have
somethine to get up for."
euRNS RISES early every
morning _and spends precisely
21f.1 houra: at his .General Service
Studios Orrice as he has eacb day
for the'past 24 ye11rs. At exactly
12:15 he has lunch, including a
martini. al Hillcrest cbuntry
Club where he's been a member ·
Cor40years.
Burns plays bridge there with
three ancient cronies before re -
turning homo for a couple of
houf6 rest.
Show business is his life. Un -
doubtedly George survived open
heart surgery last year. just to
lake a bow' Cor the attending sur-1
geons.
''All we guarantee is that we'll
~sten to their songs," he said.
"Nothing else."
"I dream like everybody else
dreams,'' he said. "You can
dream yourael! out of existence if
you want to. But you've got to be
realistic."
AT 42, KILLEN is a towering
example or both a <dreamer and
the realis t: An Alaba1nan who
<'a me lo Nashville 24 years ago
right out of high school, Buddy
KiUen Ju.eked into a job playing
bass at the Grand OleOpry.
He did CQncerts and road tours
"ith the biggest names in.the
Opry, ·sang. wrote. listened and
generally paid his dues.
By virtue or being on the
Opry's payrol.J, and helped by an
.easy Soutl:iern charm, Buddy
Killen soon became acquaint-
ed not only with the stars of coun-
try music, but also with the
backstage movers and shakers.
One of the latter was Jack
Sta._pp, who had recently formed
a one-man publis hing company
called Tree International. lt was
a modest beginning to a success
story.·
··1 was doing demonstration
tapes for Tree for $10 a session,"
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ACTRESS
&LLEH
BURSTYH -...
UlSTOffllSOM A.ICE
OC>ESN'T LIVE HERE\ . ANYIVtORE,\
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
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"Vaudeville is cOming back,"
he vowed. "I'll bet you a million
dollars my singing will do it.''
,Throughout his life Burns'
voice and hoary songs have been
un outrage to friends and an af-
front to strangers. ·
··cuVs LIKE Sinatra put a
finish on their pe rformancc:s so
uudicf\Ces cun bring them back,"
said an unconcerned Burns ... I
dpn't.need a finisti and I don 't need
unuudiencc.
"f never cared If my voice ~·as
bad. I just wanted to be in show
business."
Ceorge Burns grinned broadly
and made haste to leave. the
reetaurant which he had emptied
with his singing. It was ti1pe for
his afternoon bridge game ..
Killen recalled, ''and Jack would
come into the studio and ask me
to get together with this or, that ·
singer or writer.
''IT WENT 1,1,·ell ·and Jack
asked me if I would come to work
for him. The job would pay $35 a
week and I said.Yes. I began pick-
ing up songs and getting them re-
corded. Wedidn'lhaveanoffice.
"l 1,1,·ould carry a tape recorder
around, begging for songs. It was
a sheer case of determination."
In 1957. Jack cut Buddy in as a
partner. Killen, with a lot of help
(rom friends lik e Chet Alkins and
Owen Bradley, began getting
Tree material recorded. '1'he late
Jim fi.eeves also cut a lot or early
Tree songs .
"Knowing wha·l it is when you
hear il, is the ke_y," said Killen.
Which ·1s what happened on a
visit to Daytona, F1a., when he
heard a Mae Axton and Glenn
Reebe s number ca ll ed
"Heartbre ak Hotel." The song
remains one or Elvis Presley·s
greatest hits.
.. TREE broke loose 1,1,·ith Joe
Tex. Then we bought Pamper
(PG)
ACADIMY
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Sund1y. April 20. 1975 OAILY PILOT
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Small Act9r Wins
Large Movie Parts
Richard Dreyfu ss, the Mickey
Rooney-sized actor who stunned
the world as the sweaty Jewish
cUmber clawing his way out or
the Montreal slums in "The Ap-
prenticeship or Duddy Kravitz,"
didn't get an Oscar nomination
this year.
Oscur nominution or not. it's
tough to envisiQn u juicier p~tt
(or an a~tor, and Dreyfuss de-
voured it .
He's attracted critical acclaim
for everything he's done. fli s
roles have been scarce, but
memorable. lie was the high
school kid who got away in
"American Graffiti," and his
performance as Baby Face
Nelson in "Dillinger" 5tung like
a bee.
OFFSCRE EN, there's nothing
physically extraordinary about
hi01 . If you saw him on the street.
waiting for a t>'us, you wouldn't
pick him out as a dynamic screen
personality. Short and round ,
with a thatched beard, baggy
sweater and s t eel-rimmed
glasses that disappear into the
prematurely ~ray speckles in hi s
uncombed hair, he's not going to
give ·Robert RedCord :1.ny sleep·
less nights.
·•1 still have trouble getting the
right parts in spite a>f the fuss
over Duddy Kravitz," he says
honestly. "'There's this new John
MuSic and doubled in size. 1 was
lucky enough to keep findihg
good writers. We signed Roger
Miller in 1957, Bill Anderson,
Dottie West busted loose in 1964
and Curley Putman wrote "The
Green, Green Grass Of Home.'' ·
Besides presiding over the
mttlL.i million-dollar con -
glomerate that is now Tree Jn/\
temalional, Killen is also one of
the lOp·earning writers and -
many say -one of the most
versatile produce/s in,J the b~si·
ness.
-''PUBLISlllNG is Slri(•tl r .
\'Olumc :.ind the re arc t"·o types of
songs. Good and bad.h1usic is in
CQ.n~lant evolution and I 'm
always le arning .
"COuntry music is becoming
a little more sophisticated. You
can use better diction than
·_beCore, or. a different melody ..
The emotional process is the
same, though, so we're still deal-
ing witb the same subject mat-
ter."
Does Killen ha\•e any advice
for songwriters. especially the
crop of summer hopefuls?
"None really." he said. "I
always s ay to anyone "'ho asks,
'Lt!t me hear rour· songs.'"
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REX REED
in the raw
Schlesinger movie c:.il l ed
'Mara th on Mun ' iJboutf.·
graduate student who gets mi'x I
up with N·azi war c1iminals.
terrific, t.cr·r·i-f·ic story. B t
Schlesinger re fu ses to see me. llo ·
"!'ants .someone physicall y di~
ferent, I guess. Or else he just
doesn't like my work."
The immediute fortunes of his
career res t largely on the June
release of "Jaws," adapted frotp
Peter Benchley's best-sellin~
thriller about sharks. Dreyfuss
plays Matt Hooper, the ic·
thyologist. who is called upon by
the terrori zed citizens of a
,seaside resort to sa,·c them fro1n
the man-eating shark that has
been wrecking their touri s t
trade.
Even thoug h the film is t"o
n1onths_ a\\'<tY from re lease.
··Jav.·s" \Ya!> recently ··sneak
previe"·ed·' in llouston. Rithurd
receiYed a rai l from dircttor
Steven Spielberg.
"The response was 95 percent
·.superb.' They freaked out or
,,.their brains. I-l e played me a tape
or the audience screaming at two
particular moments in the mov·
ie. He said, 'You will not believe
it. We had to show it twice
becau'S'e another whole bunch of
people heard about it. And they
Uned up al 4 :30 in the afternoon
(or an ~:30 showing.'"
ACTING really is his passion,
bu\ Richard Dreyfuss still finds
time to lobby for his politico!
platfor.ms. On April 7, he led '.a
group of celebrity protestors in' a
march on Congress demandirig
unconditional amflesty for \\':1r
resisters.
The group he organized ip -
<'luded Peter Boyle. J ose11h
Papp, Michael Mo1ia11Y. Ja~k
Gilford and Dick Sha"'fl . Rillhaf:d serv~d two years .of <;tlterna~~~c
service as a consc1ent1ous obJ ··
tor, and any mention of Vietna
sends him up the wall.
h1ean .... ·hile. he's waiting for
the verdict on ··Ja\YS. ·· If ttlt.-
picture is a huge financial suc-
cess, it could do ror him \\'h~t
."'The Godfather'' did for 1\I
Pacino and "The Graduate" did
for Dustin Hoffman. 1-
Sooner or later his talent v.-ii l
triumph over bad timing, and the
n-:ime Richard Dreyfuss really
"·111 be a household word. If hC
plays the right cards, he migHt
still get that Osc::i r nomina tioO,
too. It's Jong o,·erdue.
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By WILLIAM CLA VTON ' ....... h•'' l11ttru1-..i
Mexi co s udde nly
,achieved something .last
year thal the United
States, for ulf its wealth,
techn o logy a nd de-
termination, mig~t lake
many more ye(\r s lo
match. It became selt-
sufficient in oil.
--N,e w Cliscov.crie::,; i n
the ric~ R efurma ~(
Field in the states or
Chiapas and Tabasco,
down near the narro\1:
wais t o r southea stern
Me xico, have he l ped
tum Mexico into a net
seller rather than buyer or oil .
, While it is far from
joinia_g the ranks or the
Mi(\dle East o il pro·
ducers in volume, 1\1ex·
ico h as acq uire d a
powerfu"I new tool for in·
ternal economic develop·
meni and dlplom a ti c de·
aliri'gs with oth er na-
tioo.\:i .
SO, TOO, ha\"e some
othc1· re g ions of the
world. not ab ly in the
North Sea and the "'utcrs
off Indonesia. where ma·
jor ,nC"' oil field s ha\"C
been discovered in the
year <.1nd a half since the
industri.il We s t was
·shaken by the Arab oil
embargo a nd soaring oil
import prices.
None of the new di s·
cove ri es threat e ns to
challen ge 1\rab
dominance of the world
crude oil supply in the
foreseeable fut ure.
The wea lthiest pro·
ducer, Saudi Arabia. had
t otal estimated reserves
of 165 billion b<.1rrels last year , enough to supply
the entire "'orld for the
nex t decade al its pre·
· sonl r a te of consump·
lion. And it keeps finding
new r eser ves as it
·pumps.
By contras t, some U.S.
experts put Mexico's
Reforma reserves at 20
billion barrel s . T he
'Prudhoe Bay oil fi e ld in
•Alaska, which the United
~ates will l ap when the
·tcross·country pipeline is
comple ted. ho lds an
estimated 10 billion bar.
rels.
Still unverified is a
'U .S. Na\'y r e port in
'Febru ~ry, ba s ed on
sp ec ul a tion b y
. geologists , that the con·
tinenlal shelf off 'Marie
'Byrd land in t he a n_.
''tarctic might . hold as
much as 45 bil lion bar·
I rel"S Of Oil, presumably
• belonging to anyone will ·
ing to exploit it.
1• Jn the ever -changing
dynamics of world oil,
• the effects of new dis-
... ·"· '~ • .! ~~ t ,1. . ..... ,. ' . coveries canoot be 18,000 barrels eacti per World Ol~"'8'lnft"re-ipllthe Nethe.r1•¥s and .N,ort)li or lndoneSJa in
measured simplyinbar· duy , the W~ll Str~ portedlate: tiieartbat ne;&lr th ~ Sh e ll \•"dlht1 S~u~ti Chin a ~Seu.
rels. Journul suid. mon tba .1· Ulls bad ..Jsl•n~ .....:..-_1• ('f?,.Dl.PUJeS ha v~.......bt.en.,_
Muc h a lso depepds on , bffndrill~ ad J9e<>m· Seve ral re cent tn-diillln'ttest wells'offthe
the oil appetite of the dis-TflE ARAB em bar~ P.let.ecl in .Norw,ar:s ·~-donesian discoveries in· Vietnamese s hore
covering nation, world or Oc tober. 1973, spuired ilneQt•1 sh'elf Jn the c·Jude a major strike off without any S1fbStantlal
oi.I prices. the PQOr"r na -a Search for.ne w fields in North·sea_.~"~' · lri an JU)"• by the results. The yield /tpdl.
Uoris' rHt c of growth and the North Sea', whd&e re· ·The Wells" mieht soon Phillips -Con ocO·AllP the Born bay high· d&.··
dem<.1'nd for oil, whether ser vY. are estim,ted at supply aJlN,01way's ~ut· group• ot cpmpa niest cov.er.Y~ ott1hor1f.·~~
the Ara bs increase or 12.S billio n barr"els, r·~nt oil ne e ds , the World Oi l •.!u:tid. But the ·lnd1a 1sunce rt~in.. '._~Jt.,.
restrict future prQduc-based ·on dis coveries mBgazjne s8id, a'nd it gbvernm e nt-oWiled oil ' ~
tion and exploratory confirm~d by drllliiag pjans' th-rod-u·e:e'-2-~Company , Perta·mina. ' fforthS.• ·
drilling. and how' fast·the" since..197Q. -a ....,. • \mlllio l!•t&•li daily has run into rinancial dlf· 'drt1hl1&end
consumer nations switch Technical and we.:alher from its , off'shott fi8lds ficulties tha~ .have· de· ' • I• 'of
to alternate fuels . ,Jp~r~o~b~le~m~s~h~a~v~e~p~r~e~v~e~n~t-.Jb~y~l~980j·~c~N~•~w~o~·i~lia~l~s~o~·h~•~s~il a~y~e~d~a~m~b~1 l~1~o~u=•-.:•~·~·-'--==-~~~~~r~
SPOKESMEN for the
State Departm e nt and
the Federal Energy Ad·
minis tration s ay the
eq uation is too complex
to predict what impact
the ne\v oil strikes will
ha\'e on global political
and economic Strategie!t.
··one thi n g .>C.o r e -
member is that the 'big
picture' irl oi l is not by
any means air OPEC,"
(Oil Producing and Ex·
porting Countries) one
U.S. official said . refer·
rin~ to the 13·na tion or·
ganiza tion of pe trole um
exporting countri es.
.. i\lso rt:>mc m ber that the
United States. for e)(am -
P.lc. is not all that depen·
dent on ~fiddle East oil.''
The oi l emba rgo hit
ha rd at Japan, which re·
lies almost entirely on oil
imports. But the equa·
lion c han ge d when
J apan began buying oil
recently from M ainlaind
China, making it less de-
pendent on the Middle
East and lndones;a. t"':o
of its bi ggest suppliers.
Me xican President
Lui s Ec h e verria
Alvarez. \Vhose country's
per capita income is only
about $700. said last year
~l cxico is determined to
get a fair price for the oil
it can now afford to sell.
He thus squelched initial
U.S. hopes of sharing
cheaply in Mexico's sud -
den new oil wealth as a
possi ble alternative to
costly, time-consuming
exploration of offshore
fields .
Mexico has agreed to
form a trading company
with Cuba. Ve nezuela
and the Soviet Union to
sell lo countries without
oil of their own.
By early this year, the
nearly 100 \ve il s at
Reforma were producing
276,000 barrels a day -
nearly 40 percent of Mex·
ico 's production -with
each well of th e new
C hi apa;>·Tabasco
"strikes" averagini! a
bris k 5,000 barrels a day.
We lls in Ala s ka 's
Prudhoe Bay field are
believed ca p a ble of
12,000 barrels each per
day. Saudi Arabian Well s
fl ow at a n estimated
·-
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San Juan Capistrano lion of Del Obispo Street
city officials who ha\"e and Camino del A vion.
just comple ted an ex -T he tree, located on
pens ive restoration of the southwest corner. is
one old trct' appeur to be in the proposed roadway
girding for a battle on section o f a s treet -
., another one . widening project about
This one is a c ucalyp-to be undertaken.
1o tus tree which conflicts City aides say it would
"·ith an improve ment beimpossibleto savethe
·project at the intersec-tree without ext ensive
.. engin eering work. The
·Building
" Ba11 Airing
Pos tpo11 ed
issue fl a red Wednesday
ni g ht when the City
Council orde red the ad·
vertisem ent of bids for a
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inter:jection.
Mayor J ames
Weather s favored carry·
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and inter section im ·
A n a pp e a I b y a provement projects con·
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to seek hund'reds or ments. IC that is being
~' thousands or dollers in contemplated a t the in-
f federal planning funds lersect ion , he said, he
which would study ways could assure councilmen
.ffilref Pri<es 1ffediv1 1
to ease polluting runoff that they would tiave a
._into Newport's upper battleontheirhands.
,1 and lower bays. To avoid a n immediate
Of major concern to clash ove r the tree, coun·
> the SPON mem bers .-nd cilmen agreed only to act
'Ji c'ilY ofricials alike ls the on ~the traffic light in·
1ri 451 111 I I --
need to give Newport.' n stallation with a specific l!!U9IA
',; ~ voice in an agen-admonition from Nash to GI.Mii• n weekd1y19:30109:30. Sundlys 10100.
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planning project. hands on that tree.''
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April 20, thru .•
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V allely.Experi00;~,e~
Wild Three M~onths
By ROGERCAJILS()N
Cllfle DfUy ...... luott
Ne\vport Buuch 's John Vallely
got.a Clr!!it hund look ut how It ls to
Jive u lin1c cupsule lbe pust three
months in Europe as h~ und his
mutea brawled in the Europeah Pr~....!!!!mal Basketball Leoli!.!c.
'TJte w,holq exp·crtcnce re-
minded me or the ·stories I rcud '~ut the old NllA," say!'! Vftlle-
ly.
An).i·_ttircr"fl g\lns , gyms with
c·cmebl floors and no dr~si;:in g
quarter&, 'rninouts, snowouts and ref~ with tlmi(cd experience whl~b_result~d In looseJy orficiat-
00 games ~CrJ! someoflhethincs
<•!!<fl••~cd h..)! VallelY.· Ad(i{tan'&i~y, ?(be?e~ w,ere 12-15
h0lf,~n'1r1}nt, t1:kimpy'quarters
that i'nute'.a' tor as much 'as $400 a
mont.h and currenc)'. and con1-
muniCation prOblell'i '.
Vallely, the player-coach of the
OruS.SeJs-1 'Belgium !::ntry, led his
teum to u~11JlO record bcrbre the
lt>ague cut its 40-gamc sch1...'tlule
shd'rt and t'am e home.
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.u·as fris ked at the .i:li-poft ~hilc
tu·o machine gun bearing guards
stood by, and u·att:hcd an anti-
air<.·raft gun be ing set up'on the
beach near his c1uartcrs the .day
Henry Kiss in ge r v.·as leaVing
Esrucl . ·
third QUllrter 1 was coming down
on a fast break and 1 hil a pool
with my foot . It went out from un ·
der me und I took one of the worl)t
falls of my lire. I said "that'!i It.'
Their general manager retorted,
'Whut wUI J do'!' I just tolt.I bim
that wa11 his problem.
··Another time we were SllO"'-'C.'<I
out in Leige, Belgium. \~·hen tt
snowed so hard that the roof
began leaking, making the rlool'
extremely slitk. We didn 't eve n
begin that game.
"In. Israel aH "''e landed at the
airport ~ere were armored cars
nankinr e~h s;de, of the plane
and ~heY, bad people gotng
through your bags in unreal
fashion While .guards with
machine guns were standing by.
"Everything in Israel is~1uper
cautious. As for Europe, yOu re·
ally misS the good salad bar. On-
ly in Israel could you get a good
salad .. Desp~te the iteeurity, t~
people were friendlyJlnd lheiour
of ~erusal~m was 'reilty ·r,ao·
tast1c . • ·
"Bllt Israel is prepared to go to
war al a moment's notice. ,
.''It was great going to the other
.-eountries, Leaming-what people
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i11 ,.\111 e rican l .. eag:u e b<.i se ball 1>lay.
IJrohamer \\'e nl hitless in three trips to the
pl<.tte <tS the lndi<.i ns fell. 3-0.
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There's hope the league u·ilJ bl!
bucR. next y<.-ilr, under bette r
planning <ind promotion. And
hopefully. the players "'iii be
paid for their services this
ycar ... but there appears no
i,:uarantec to thut.
"'Some may not get paid ,"' says
VaHely. "When a man makes a
commitment he should be paid
for-it . They a rc in the process or
working out individual de ul s
now ." '
Vallely's most memor~ble mo-
ments or the three-mon"th tour
are centered in lsracl-\vhcre he
.. That's the first t'ime.l 'vc.evcr
been rained out of a basketball
game,'' recalls V~llely . ''It wa·s a
beautiful arena in Tel Aviv, b4l it
rain e d harde r there than
anyplace before. It must be com-
parable to the monSQOns . At any
rate, the roof had· .a bole in it and
water kept·dripping througl;l.
"There were about3,000 people
in the pl.ace and finally in the
1 thillk Of the United Slates. Some
Br~ jealous and resent th'e things
the, Americans do. Everyone
talks about Kissinger. It's in-
teresting to hear their vit?\1-•s ... not
just what we hear in the U.S."
Vallely anc,I wire Karen settled
for a small studid for nearly $400
per month while in Belgium and
fell the economic pinch or life in
Europe.
"The livin~ conditions were UA·
beli evably expens ive . Little
studio apartments rented for $350
per n1onth and-consisted of a
bed , tiny kitchen and bathroom.
And thal\5 .about all. Too, they all
v.·anled 6or 12·month leases.
Wynn ·Sparks
Dodgers, 3-2
Angels Bag
6-5 Victory
Over Sox
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Vitllel~ Witits
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Problems Aplenty
For' New Pro Loop
f'orRrer Cp\.o~a qei M.¥ High
and Orang:'e.i· coist COltege bask~l-whiz John Vullely. if not~ing, .~rsc . is gaining enough
back·1round to author · · fcv.·
voluiites as he J:Ontinu~i» his
ba"SRelball 1.·areer .. ~ay he's' in N~wport Beach.
bac.Jc: from a three-month tour of
F.uropc as play~coath Qf the BruSse ls. BeJ iu 1
• eBni.,And he
a\\"alts , ... ordW~~ het ~·at'j>Ottion
of his career Will con\inuc.
The International' Bw;k.etball
Associ<ition went to Europe in
January with i.ex·NBA aod ·1\81\
players, augment~U by College
g radual~ ... and s ome high
hopes. ·
It returned 10 days ago with u
ne\v nam e ( Elllrope.an Pro·
fess ional Basketball League)
and some rethinking due.
The leacue picked up and can1e
home 13 gam es s hort of its 40·
game sch edule and appeal's
financially troubled.
·"Our game rules," says Vall e-
ly, whQ st a rred on tv.·o NCA t\
champions hip UCL;\ teams.
"v.·ere the same as ABA, ralhel'
than international rules.
"The people in Ew·ope didn't
understund our rules and never
. becapic totally invol\"ed in our
game due to that fact.
"And our general managers
,,·ere late in getting in and setting
up the schedules for the arenas.
You coUidn "t _promote anything
ahead of time because of this.
··our orgarilzation has"t6.get its
maFketing ,toget.her·»nd be better
prepared.· And,.J t hats to make a
deal wi,\P • .flBA . (.Fed~r;.-.ion of Jnterna\'io~al " B'!s kelb'alJ. As ·
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10 1.1 .m . (2 ) NB r\
BASKETBALL -,\ first
round pla yo ff g ame is
scheduled.
10:30 H.m . C41 -\\'CT TEN-
NIS -The \\'CT Blue Group
is fe atured in the S60.000
classic at De nver.
11 :05 u.m . (5l -ANGELS
BASF.BALL -The Californifl
Angels play the \Vh ite Sox at
Chicago.
I 2 : 3 0 p . m . -N 8 A_.,_
BASKETllALL -A first
round' playofr gumc is
~c heduled . (4 > -STANLEY
CUP PLAVOFFS -,\
quarterfinal or se mirinal
game Is scheduled. (7) -
AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -
A demonstrution of duckcall·
ing nea r Stuttgart .. Ark . Also.
Bing Cros by 111.1rra les a rcPQrt
on the 11rc s t y le o~ \fie
cheetah. •
I ;30 p.m. (7) -GOU' -
F in a l r o und 1>lay In the
Colftote Dinah Stiore '''inMra
circle c ha mpion ship from
Mission llills Country Club in
Palm Springs
3:30 p.m. 171 -PRO TEN·
• NIS -The final~ of the world
ltties of tennts rrom Atistln.
Tex.
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sociation J. FIBA is .a very
powerful org.an:izationin Europe.
"The people in•&elgium love ,
basketball , .and in Spain, tp.:>. But
it was tough to get an are.,a. YOu
just couldn't promote ahe&"d.
"l 'rri convince d it can succeed
if they go about )t and promote
the gam~ without cutting C'Omers
as thl'y did this year.··
Va llely. u·ho played for the
Atlanta Hawk5 and Houston,
besides volleyb.MI activity with
Will Chamberlain, ul so found the
play extr emely fobgh.
"The American o(ficials \\'ere
not the best and some 'had very
little experience. I Cnded up with
eight stitches in my head at. one
time.
"There is a lot of pushing and
shoving. Guys are gOing through
picks and the picks ·are moving.
Guys are fighting to make their
franchises go, and_ tti,e only way
you can do that is to win games.
"It seems there was a fight in
almost every ·&~me v.·e played.
"You 'd tra-vel 12·15 hours in .a
train, then play on a cement
floor . It's tough on your knees
and back. Some of the places had
only ~ne shower with cold Water
only. Othe r s nothing. Some
\1·ou ld arrive at the game dressed
to play and go home to shower. In
Brussels we did have sho"'·ers.,.
Vallely 's team played in Spain.
Germany. Switzerland. Israel
and Belgium . but there was no
routine.
"Germany's entry was based
in l\1uni ch, but it ne\'er played in
the same gym t\vice. Sometimes
its hom~game was farther away
than it-was for us ·as the visitors.
"1\nd we had no tearhs in Italy
or Greece, two countries that are
very big in basketball."·
Va ll ely 's plans nov.• are simply
to sit buck and Wai t to see what
happens r egarding next year.
··.1 had a pretty good year
myself," says Vallely. "Having a
chance to play and coach on the
profession.al level "'as a pretty
big res pon sibility. I re.ally en-
joyed the job... ..,..
Arnie Wins
Spani~h Open
~)URCJA , Spain (AP>-Arnold
Palmer. the 45-year-old golfing
legend whose rinal·routld
charges to victory earned him
the adu lation of sports rans
around the "'·orld, shot a spec-
tacular eagle three on the fin al
hole Saturday and posted a one·
stroke triump'h ln the $67;000
Spanish Open l(oll toomament.
Palmer: meanwtitle. came to
the par-fi,·e 18th hole ofJ)thc
6,..77S'-yard La Manea courge
three ·over 'por .. He n~ed u
birdie just to ti• Foulfo, bufhc
v.·aSn't about fo s eUle forthuL
llis drh•c ,., ... peifec\','t~ and
do.wn \he· middle-or lhO lal,,.ay.
Then he took oli( l fO..ir·lron and
~it a brilliant second shot, which
rolled to u stop within three feet
'of the cup. .
!?aimer l-'rien ~calmly~ank,.the
putt ror the"vfaory lo earn $8,000.
"l wouldn't trade the ex-
~rience tor .anything, but b6y.
v.•ere ther.c comm uni1.•ation pro-
blems.·
.. We'd ge from one tov.·n to
.another and suddenly you'd find
yourself in a nother t'ountry .
We'd get our money exchanged
ar,d just come away laughing.
We called it laughing money,
because you had no idea whether
the guy gave you back the
equivalent of $20 or SlO. It was
best to keep six or seven different
currencies in your pocket al one
time.
'·And \Ve had a hotel in
Germany supposedly .reserved.
But u·hen we a rrived there·was
nothing av ailable -not a bed
anywhere. We ended up in a boat -
house with six-foot bd:ts for guys
that were 6-9. And it must have
rained every day "''C 'vere in
Belgium. '
· nr· can understand why people
go araund witho1,1t too many
smiles on their (aces. It stays
around 30 degrees and if it is not
raining. it's.s leeting or snov.·in g.
It's seldorri sunny. · ·
'·For a guy from Newport
Beach, that's not the easiest
thing to handle."'
For John and Karen Vallely, it
\\'as an experience of a lifetime.
Now they rest in Nev.•port, await-
ing the fate of the circuit, whieh
is still in the air .
L0S ANGEI~ES (;\£-'1 -Jin1·
rn y Wynn ran his hitting streak to
12 struight 1!.ames .wilh t\\'O run-
scor.in g singles to lead the I~o..<;
Angeles ti'Odg:ers to <1 3·2 vict ory
over the San Franl'is<.·o Gi a nts
Saturduy ni ght.
Don Sutton got the vil·tory for
Los Angeles, hi s 12th st1·ai ght re-
gu\ctr season \Vill . Sutton, 3·0 this
season, hotsn't lost s \ncc last Aug
. •' n,.,;g••rt( s1 .. 1 ..
• All ~toll ICA •c C,,.I
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• sc~'ltivc \'icto'r1~.S Wcluding i~rc1.·
\vins in post-seasotl pl;1v hi st :(all.
· ThC t.Os An gekf; right-a o.i.Od er.
\\'ho hll'.5 ;allou·ci1''bn ly I \1·0 'c tirncd
runs \n 32 innings.this seasQn for
-anf.56·earned run a 1·eragc, g;,1 \·1.·
1 uP 8n unt>arned run in the second
inning \\'hen ;\!:..ire l·litl s ingled
home Chris Speier . \\ho had
!i ingled and tilkt·n sctond on a~
passed b<ll I.
But the Dodgt•rs got t'\"t'll in the
lhirt.1 \\'h en \Vynn si ngled hon1<.•
J\lanny i\'lota, '"ho had \~·al~ed.
1.os An gel1.•s, \\'hi ch h:.1s \\·on sis
of its last .seven st urts , \\'Cnl in
front u·ith l\vo runs in the fifth .
Rick t\uct·bach started the r <1 lly
with a double, l<1tL'I" seol'ing the
go·.ahc1;1d run on \V r n1l"s base hit.
S(evt• G<.1r\·ey singll•d homl'
Lopes \\'ith the Dodgers ' third
run . fl
Sutton 11.•ft fo r· a pin ('h-hitter in
Pf1011p1 Seleetio11
Good Faith Lost
On Coach's Hoax
A coach in Indiana, one Phil
Miller, seems pleased with
himself for having pulled a great
hoax-and thus ridiculing an
All -American high "Sc hool
~asketball t eam that an
enterprising <:oncern in
Massaehusetls was attempting
to put together.
Miller sent in impressive slats
he dreamed up for an equally
fictitious c h aracter . He
Gl.IMMWMITI
WHITE
"'ASH
dispatched the info a"d his
candidete to the folk• U\ the
cranberry state and sat back to
see what would happen.
Well, if I were selecting the
squad and. had a nominee said to
be averaging 27 points and 12
reboubds per game, he'd
nrtafnly have a prime .lhot Let
ma\ln11t.
So tt was for Miller's.
, non-exlstentlad, ElmtfrShotwetl.
tfiC name Miller tagged to hls im·
a,Wryplaycr.
Th,at something like tht1 coilld
-happen.may aeerii shocking or at
teut 1arprisini ,to Some~
But having 'seen the workings
or choos ing the various
all-everything teams over the
past 17 years. It is not, the leut blt
l)lfl>rillnc to me. Howner,Jt I
1urely dl1mayln1.
Not becau se th e hoa x
succeeded. But because it was
attempted. .
When people ~t together, such
as writers do to pick all-ClF
teams, there is one thing
everyone puts over .all. · '
It's ealled trust. Or perhaps •
good faith.
I feel certain that I could
dteam up a football pl.ayer from
Orange County (probabl y a
lineman), throw in some phony
stats ond ha\'e him voted all·CfF
by the majority of the guys "'ho
make up the balloting panel.
If I did such a rotten thing l
would be guilty of violating' their
trust. And if that "s something to
be proud of. va lues have surely
gotten twisted.
Phil Miller got natlonl!I notorit'·
ty for pulling the capCr. Dul who
would want to be re<!ogni zed ror,
lying and fr aud ? * * * ., Speaking of 111-evtrythlng
I.elms, how about the 1971 high
IChool All·Amertcan basketball
squad chosen by American
. Blsketball Writers Assn?
ll 11 •• rollows wllh lhe boys'
aalve,r1l\J afflllallons in
pare11lhe1ll :.
Jim m y Dan Connor
(Jk8tucky), David Thompson
, (NC Stete.), Bob Guyette
l'--(K111tacky); t:il Stahl <North
Catollntri), Cam1,Y RusHell
CMtctlt1a•:-1tnc1 tumtd pro), -R17 ~la (Col 8t1te. LA, now
1·,r.,ed/·PfO), Tom Roy
<•aryl-.ad>, Andre Mccarter
<llCLA)1 Ml.I<• Flynn
(llt!Mi:-1. h 'l'he orchlve1 lolls to '$'" lhember. , ,U,lBlh.••companybe'U
• he missed.
!ht• :.e\·enth. lie \I as 1·t·µla<.·L'll by
.\Il k<.• .\l al'sh<ill , \rho appa rentl~·
pu ll,cd <i 1nus 1·ll' on his It.ft sislc
anc.l lci't th e ga llll'.
C hal'l ic ll o u g h r t·p1u<.·ed
.\l;11·s hall &nd s urr·<.·n derL•d a
hhllll' run t'o llo bby l\lurt'l'l". hi =>
fi r;_l as ;1 :\ational l.L'al:!lll'l'.
l..os t\ngeles left fi l1lder Bill
Buckner, injured in the th ird in ·
ning of, Frida y ni ght's game, had
his spl'e:iin ed left ;ink!<.• pl aced in ~1
ce:ist S<.1turduv and '''iii be lost to
lht• Qodge~'~ ~-fnr possihJ~-<1s lon g
as t\\'O y,·e'e'kS'.
Tom Paciol't·k . \\'ho rt•platcd
Ruc k'n c-r Ol)I Y t o bt• injured
ili mselfl':"h~n he crashed into the
fence \ff· !rent of the leftfield
scats, Suffered ~1 pailifu l hip
pointer ind \Vas not in uniforn1
fol' S;,i turda~· ni ght 's garne. l~l·
\\'ill 1i kc ly be OJhlt· tu JJlay in
today 's seri es finale.
!"itchi ng the fin al ganic of !ht·
sl•rics \\'il l be rookil' RiC'k
fl.hod l'n, O·O. m aking his first ma-
jor le.ague st.art fol' the Dod gcl'S.
OJn(t Jim· Barr. 1-1. for lhl' Giants.
1'he Dodgers th cn begin a
Sl'\'1.•n-game trip i\l o11duy ni ght in
1\ll<1nta \Vhile San }o~raneisco t:on-
tinues it s trip i\l ond ay night \\'ith
th t• StLJrt of ;.1 \\\ o·ga n1 c se1·i_rs in
Ci11cinn <.1ti.
Saturd<.1 y ni ght, ;,1fl cl' llill's
single st'ored Spei er lo give S;in
Francisco a l ·O lt'arl in the Sl'cond
innin g, Sutton le ft llill on second
by s trikin g o u t-loser Pet e
.. ~a lcon e .
ThC Dodgers left runners in
t•;i ch of the first t\\'O innings
bt.•fort.• tyin g the game in the bot-
10111 of the third. 1\ftt•r \\1rnn's
l"ri sµ single Sl'ored Mota \\"ith the
Do<l gcl's run. f';ll cont funned
Gal'\'e.\· to,end the in nin i,:.
l.utc 1·. in th e Dod ge r s
~·l u bho u sc. i\I a l'shu ll Sil id ht·
thought thc injury ht:' suf fered
\\'US• nut 1n us1:ul :1r hu! perhaps
intt.·S tinal .
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\\'hite Sox 6-5 Saturday. -
Nolan Ryan pitches for the ..
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or Claude Osteen. '
\\'inner Bill Singer , 1·1, need~
rl•li cf from l\lickcy Scott aft~r
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hits of the game in the eighth ih-
ning. The \\"hite Sox then pl'tl·
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in ii rallr c upped .by Deron
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1"hl' r\nge ls had fi ve sfolqn ·
bilscs in the i:aml'. a t lubrecord. '
Chicago's ate \\l ilbur \Vood lost
his fourth str~1i ght g<1me of the!
baseball season . '
\\'ith one out in the SL'Venl'h and
the score tied 2·2. Rodriguez
doubled to right £0 1· California.
Jerry Remy then s ingled. ond
\\'hen ri ght ficldcr ilill Sharp
fumbled the ball for an e1·ro1 ",
R<'<lri guez scored.
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,third on Orlando Ramirez' b!Jnt
sin gle. Ramirez stoic second,
.ind both runners scored when
Jorge Orta booted Ator1is Net·
ties· grounder for an error.
Leroy Stanton. on base in the
California eighth ,·ia ii force·out
bouncer. s tol e setond und con-
tinued to third on a be:id th1·0\v by
Chi t ago catcher Brian Dou·ning.
lie then sror1.·d lhe eventual v.·in·
nin g run on a passed ball by
00\Vning.
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the first inning on a t1iple . by
1\lickcy Ri\'ers. a \v.alk, an infi~ld
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$14,000 to Asher
AKRON, Oh io (AP >-Dt1ve
Da vis. shakin g hiS head in dis-
be lief und muttering, "I didn't
rleserve to \Vin ... I didn't deserve
to \Vin," clutched the chan1·
pionshlp trophx_ and $25,000 ''ic·
tor 's check after winning bou·l-
ln g's most lucrative event. the
Tourna me nt of Cha mpion$,
&turday evening.
The 32-ycar-old lcf't-handcr
who we nt fivt years bctv.•een tour
triumphs before he , wqn 1.\\!0
weeks ago in Milwaukee, JX>fted
a 201 ·195 ·triumph over C0Sti4,
P.tnu's Barry Asher In Ute tit.l e
game with a pair of alrtkes oh his
flnul toss es in ttle '125,(tOO
tourne~·1 ,
'1\shCr, -who w•s runncr'up two
rears ugu, l'atned Sl4,000. The
29-ycar-o ld ri ght ·hancl er had
gont· into th e championship flight
as top-scl'd after outsco1ing eVt'I"·
)'one 1.•lsc in the ori ginal 52-man
lineup through the-first 42 games
or pluy .
Jim Cod1n<1 n. th e man IA'Ho
\\'hippct.I i\shcr In 1973, 01>ened
t.hl.' fOUl"Ol lltch fln:.tte \\'ilh a
214·204 \·ictorY O\'l'r Steve Neff,
bul Got.I man. t1·ying for hi s third
T of C crO\\'n, \V as e'llminut ed by
£url 1\nthony. ·
1\nthony 's $8 .000' t_hird·pl'ace
prir.c µut hinl al $54,000 ror ~be
year. ...
'Then. it Was Davis' tum and ne
tbsscd • 247·193 to beat ADlll!i&
ttnd move Into the till~ rpatcft.\..l ~ •
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Greatest
Sports
·Record?
Editor's note: The rr1odnn ~ra
spori s v ista is prov1dln9
ttnlertain,1Jent . quality and
oecasitJ11a/ly cuntrovf'rsy Otl a
stalt! 1ll!L'er he/ore fl llahu•d i11 lht
wqrld of ulli/etl(·s. Yet tµurls oi
OOyr gvne by tJlso had great
111v111et1f$ and slur 1wrfor111ers
TOO.ay our look at ll11:1se day:
/O<:uses 011 lttJr riso11 D1ll<.ird:
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Joe
DiMaggio hit in 56 ::;traight
games, Don Drysdale threw
~ scoreless innings, but
Harrison Dillard offers a
rarely considered nomination
for one of sports' greatest
individual feats.
"I won 82 races in a row
between June, 1947, and July,
·1948," the forfJler
world-record holding hurdJer
and sprinter recalls quietly.
"J guess it's the least known
streak in sports.··
"l think the r ecord is in the
same c la ss, naturall y, as
DiMaggio's or Drysdale's,"
Going Back
IN SPORTS
he continued. "It's lasted
since 1948. It mu st be
reasonably dilficuJt.
"Frankly, I ·think it's a
remarkable record, not just
because it 's mine, but
because J know what it takes
to have a streak.
"Many r aces are won by
inches. You can run a hell of a
. race and still lose by th at
much. Everything has t o
break jus t right and it t<.1kcs a
remarkable degree of
consistency."
Dillard , SI. <:u rrently is
director of purchasing for the
Cleveland public schools. He
was in L<.1s Vegas r ecently for
his induction to the Black
Athlete's HalJ of Fame.
lie said he scored about 80
percent of the victories as a
hurdler and 20 percent as a
sprinter in the s treak. That is
usually considered a difficult
combination for a runner.
The string included a world
record or 13.6 in the 110-meter
high hurdles in Kansas and
another or 22.3 in the 220
hurdles at Salt Lake City.
It also included a nine.week
tour or Scandinavia, trips to
the British Is les and indoor
and outdoor seasons, he said.
It covered all final events, lio
preliminaries.
They were not the only
streaks Dillard ~ttained . A
winner of two gold medals in
each or the 1948 and 1952
Olympics and a one-time
holder o f 11 world and
Olympic records, Dillard
captured the 60·yard high
hurdles nine years in a row in.
the Millrose Games in New
York a nd the SO-yard high
hurdles 12 years in a row at
the Clevela nd Knights or
Columbus meet.
DiMaggio recent l y
revealed that he became
·tense and took up smoking·
during his strea k, but Dillard
says he was at ease in his
effort.
•·1 looked forward to each
week's race because I \vantcd
to set the r ecord,'' h e
remembers .
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Tars,~~saker· ( 8:58.2 . Sparkle
-By ED BURGi\RT Corona deJ M ir's Brinn
0tu..o.ur l'i1to1tuti Hunsaker sped to the froni. in the
A RCA DlA -The Newpott __ openlnc strides and rOBst!d to an
Harbor High track tt!&.m showed 8:58.2 wlri fi1 {he two-mllc, the Oil·
here Saturday night that 't Is a ·tion'ti bea:t time this yeut.
deCinit e t"ontenderforCJl''honors Laeu,n1 Beaeii·s Eric Hulst
come June. , scrlitched from the lwo·mile.
The Ne\'-'port Turs won three seco11ds before the . event y,·~.s
eve11ts in impressive fashion at scheduled after running 4:11 .3 1n
the Arcadia Jnvittttion~l . includ· the mile, u rac4." he led for three
ing u brilliunt 3: 17 .2 in the mile laps be£ or~ fading t.o ~0~111.h ..
relay, the Cinul event on a cold And M Uiliou V1eJO s W1l~ur
night at Arclldia High. Gregorr '.ND-'' an . rnpress1ve
While Nl'"'Port was also win· secoJ.ld 1n the 120 high hurdles,
ning the shot put and 440, other running 14 .4.
I Orange Coast. area s t ars But the night.' belonged to
sparkled. Newport Harbor, pttrtlcuJarly
Sports in Brief
Palmer Leading;
Luiz Faces Smith
PA l.l\f SPRINGS -Tiny San·
dru Paln1er, scoring her third
str<.1ight t \\·o-under-par 70, moved
out to a three-stroke lead after
Saturday's third round or the
$200.000 Dinah Shore Winners
Circle \Vo men 's golf tournament.
Kathy fl.1cl\-1ullen \\.'heeled ofr a
66. six-unde r-par and a course re·
cor"cl on the 6,347-yard Mission
Hills course, to move into second
and Canada's Jocelyne Bourassa
fell to third alter faltering with a
73.
The· S·Foot·l Palmer, scoring
birdies when s he had to, was
brieFly tied for the lead by
Bourassa.
But the dark-haired lass from
l\tontreal. "'ho al one point "'as
five unde r p<.1r for the tourna·
ment, bogeyed four of the last
nine holes including the las t
three in a ro\v .
Th e almost unknown
J\·lc!\.tullen, still seeking her first
tour victory after fi°"e years as a
pro, had a fou r -ov er-par 76 on the
set"ond round . but stormed back
with what she te rmed "my best
round ever ...
Debbie· Aus tin and J ane
Blalock "'ere tied for fourth
place. e.ich ~ith one-under·par.
rounds, <tnd Carol Mann. Sue
Roberts and Bonnie Bryant, the
only left·hander on the Ladies
Professional Golf Association
tour, \Vere all tied atevenpar216.
Lwtzi1tFiltGb
TOKYO -Stan Smith and San
Clemente's Bob Lutz s cored
straight set upsets Saturday in
the semifinals of the $60,000
\llorld Championship Tennis Red
Group tournament and wi ll meet
today for the $12.000 first prize.
Smith, ·seeded fifth, beat
second-seeded Mark Cox. a left.
hander from Britain, 6·3, 6·3.
Lutz, the No. 7 seed, whipped top.
seeded John AlexanUer of
Australia, 6-3, 6·4.
Pro Playoffs
H11i ... 1l ll11ktt~U A--.1 ...... Ettl•rn ConltrtMt Houilon 111. eo,ton 101. Botlon leids 1·1
Wtst••" (onlertft<• Se1tllt 111. Goldo'n Stalt~•. ~etitttied1·1
Ta41,•1 Gim"
Etilttn '°"'"•tnct
Bull.tlo.ot W1Hn1n11ron, !Stt!es tled1·11.
Wttltr<I Conlertnc•
l\•n•t• C.1ly-On1,ll•• ti C.t1Jc..a~. IS<iries UM!
'·?).
H1ti0MI Htcktr ~ .....
QUlrltrUl\ils
.','<Jnl•fal •, \ltnU>U•e.• O; (Montreal tl'$CI~ Ole'tl· Ol·I ").II
Pt11ll<ll'l~1·11a t , Toron\I) 3, OT . JPl'lil.td!!P",. ... ,nsDest-ol·I ~r1et, •·O).
Ki1tg Fa.,... Eeert
J\l iSTlN, Tex. -Billie J ean .Kin ~ and Chris Evert gained
straight set victories S1:tturday lo
advance to today 's finals of the
Sl00,000 World Series of Tennis
and a chance at: the $50,000 first
plize -bigges t bonanza ever of·
fercd in women's tennis.
In the firsl match, A1iss Evert
downed O lga fl.1o r ozova of
Russia, 6·4. 6·1, \Vhile Ms. King
beat Australia 's Evonne
Goolagong, 6·1, 6·3.
Ce111ter• Adea.._.
DENVER -J immy Connors
.unleashed his best serving game
or the week Saturday night and
moved into t he fin:.il of the \Vor ld
Chan1pionship of Tennis Blue
Group tournamen with a de·
vasLating 6·4, 6-1 victory over
Sandy !\ilo.yer.
\\lith the victory, Co nnors set
up a match today against Britln
Gottrried. \Yho defeated Egyp·
tian Ismail el Shafei, 6·3, 4·6, 6·3
in the other semifinal.
Soeiet• lt11t
OUSSELDORF, Germany -
The c hampion Soviet Union
hockey t:eam overpowered
Sweden 13-4 Saturday to com-
plete play in the ~975 World Ice
Hockey Championships with a
perfect 10-0-0 record.
l!CLA 1'S. l...Ua-
LOS ANGELES -UCLA will
open ils 1975·76 college basket-
ball season against po\l+•erful In·
diana University in the St. Louis
arena Nov. 29. J:. D. Morgan.
Bruins athletic director, said
Saturday.
Indiana \Vas ranked No. 1 in the
polls ·most of last season and
wound up with a 31·1 record.
T-1tl• i11 OI,,......,.!"
A-1UNICH -The committee of
management of the International
Lawn Tennis Federation decided
Saturday to renew its efforts to
have tennis included in the Olym.
pies.
., ...... '11tk-
Bt\RCELON ,\,Spain -Pedro
·'Perico" ~'erna ndez of Spain
knot:ked out ch<.1 ll enger Joao
llenriquc or Brazil at one minute
or the ninth round to retain his
\Vorld Boxing Council -junior
welterweight title. ·
Baseball Standings
NA TIONAL LEAGUE
East Division w L Chicago 7 I
St. Louis 6 4
Philadelphia 5 5 Piitsburgh 4 4
i\Jon1rcal ;J 7
Nt..·\~' Yurk 2 G
\\'csl Oivision
Sun Diei:;o r; 3
Dodgers 7 5
Atl:int<i t; (;
Cint"inn.at i H f:
San Francisi:uS 5
Houston 3 8
Si1l11rd1~'•G•m~ Cl'l•taQ<>~, ~tw '!'or-'
:>on O"qo i, A! l•nr • ' C.u>t:11n•tl t, 11011\ton 8
Pl'l·l-lpt.1• l , Monrreal o
P1!1t0ur91> 1, St. Lou·~ 1 ~"' i, S.1n fr•nC!\<o 1
Pct.
.875
.600
.500
.500
. 300
.250
.667
.. \83
.500
.500
.500
.273
GB
2
3
3
5
5
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I'::
l '::
J 1 ::
4
lM••'•fO•m" Cl'lit190 IRtuSthfl 1·0 11nd Hooton 0.0) oil New
YOflr. 1-UICllO·l tlld T l!t 0-0) Hoonton COi••••• J 1 •no A•t""t00.H .ti Cu1<1,.. "-" tl<irtlr 0.1 11110 Otrt y 1.01
Plthll<9ft lBtlll l)-01 11 SI. l.O'I" l0eMy1•01 •
S... Die90 IS•t~rl 1·01at11tt...,!• IN11•ra 1-ll
Pll/t-JPfll• lC11uon 0·1) "' -ni•NI IA:051G•t a-n
~"" Fr11nelsco !01rr 1'11 ~t Docltwi rz111110-aor Qa,.nin<tO·OI
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Divtslon w L
l\filwaukee 6 3
Boston 5 3
Baltimore 4 3
Detroit 4 3
Clevcl<ind 2 4
Ne\~' York 2 7
West Division
Kansas City 8 2
0<.1klund 6 ·I
i\ngel!f 5 4
~linn esotu 4 6
Texas 4 6 Chic:.igo 3 8
S.t111rd11r't GI~ M•l .. aullf f J, (ltv .. 11r>0 p
Boll•mo•l <il 8~1on. PPd .. rtMn
A1191U•.Cl'll<•QO S 01!1t0l1 I . NI• Yor• l
0.llllRd •. MlnntlOll 1
Ktnws citys. T•~•'' ,, .. ,,.~.,...
Pct.
.667
.625
.571
.571
.333
.222
.800 .c.oo
.556
.400
.400
.273
GB
'" 1
l
21.~
4
2
2•,3
4 • 5',::
MU .. a..llM 4Sl.llon 1·1) .It ci. .... Wld 41"1'9•"°" ...
B1l!i.....,.e tTorr1r 1.01 " Soilon CTi""11·11
..... It fArtnJ-01 ti Cllic•QO 10.'""0.ll Nt• Vorlr. CMltfl·l I If Dtlroll (A:uhlt I.fl) JW;n-C11r !F!umorrl, J.0) «Tiu' !Kar,.... .• ,
Millllttoll 181ylt\'fn t ·O .tf'ld "411Qrte1 0.01 ill CU~l•n!l llltlll<>tt 0·01nd Norris 1.01
• ita hl11~ty publicized.,.,. .8riaJ1
Theriot a nd Dave Kun-ucb..
, Th ... lol •R!'.c!. to a 47.S lo win·
n1nv lhc 440 which ls only one.
tenth off the meet record. And he
cume back to 6.P•rk the mile-re.
lay team, anehurl"n.: lhe Tars
v.'ith tt 47.7 lutit lee.
C11r~on. which hud run3:19.5in
the mile reluy this year, was the
fa\•ori le. but the T1trs led all th~
WM:y u11d were never threatened.
Bryun1 Hu1nu11n rQ.n the first leg
In 49.. 7. followed by Steve·Foley's so .o, \tin A'lul roy's 49.2 and
'fhcrlott's 47. 7,
Ca rs on Wu$ $t:i:ond in3: 18.S.
111 Sltrl-GtlH1e
Newport Harbor High's Vin
Mulroy has been selected
to play for the South in the
Shrine football game at the
Rose Bowl July :n. Mulroy
is a wide receiver.
Trojans,
UCLA Rip
Spike Foes
I
BERKELEY (A P l -
Southero California won all but
two of 17 events to crush Stanford
113·30 Saturday and UCLA won
all seven field events in defeating
California 88·57 in a double dual
track meet at Edwards Stadium.
Three meet records were set as
Jay ~Ieisler of UCLA high
jumped 7·1, breo.ki ng the old re-
cord of 7.01.1.r. and Ron Mooers of
UCLA and Russ Rogers of USC
both po le vaulted 17-1.1.1.r. inches,
improving ·old dual meet marks
of 16·9 and 16·61/..a r:espectively.
California's James Robinson ,
·undefeated in the 880, continued
his do!Y.inance with a ":inl)ing
time 0£ I :49.3. UCLA's Joe Tosti,
who prepped at Corona del Mar,
"'on the javeHn (209-2).
Kurra1ch 1l10_ tmpN13'ed,
throwtnc the shot. e&-1ov ... "'had
three.putaJn the.68a, -tho<lah
he s11,id "I w11s lousy. M.y techni·
quo,,w11s n't right."
100-1 • .H<t-IP•t.o.n•) ,,,. '· Wini.am. l$.tt1 fl'tr,.. .. 1 •.1: I, t.c~ tWMl~tnttll,J,
110-1. Mvllln• tk•mlltOtll t•-•: t. Andrl"" (W .. llf\:111-'dl 11.•;:J, &town (Mg-)11.t. 140-1. Ti.rl91 CHt••tn ~,....) 41.•; 1.
'Wlllltml lc..rlOl'tl ... t: f, JIC!itotl (Pl~ ..... ;
•t0-1, l•,ltll ICht llWOrlh) llJJ,1; 1,
0.1.•TO••• ci1nnln9I 1 ;~.a; a. 8tt 11•"11d lP•t•IC' Hen•yl l:J.4.f. •Miit-i, S.rl'll Clo1r•I •;01.0; L MUI'!\ C,.lrk k
Hfrll'JI 1:0t.1; J. At r lot• 101nr1 •r!l'f.t; -t. "¥hi
l~ .. •Ullt:ll.!. 1·fl\ll<I·• 1. Mwi•lktr IC.tOM •! "'-•) 1:11.t; 1 HIN IP11rl<• Hfrirr) t :O?.JI J. Wn.1 fL01r•I ''°'·'· 1•)1f-I, tri.Co 11..0t~tl 14.1; 1. c;rt .. rY
(MIMIMVltlol t•.t. 1. Gltn lloc:ktl U.J.
DllH-1, Hlillll•r tPowdo!Wll )I.I ; 3. $ml\11
Young Goos 1:57.0
3 Area Spikers
Bag Victories-
By ROGER CARLSON
OfllileO.lllyPllttMMl
The South Coast area's
strength in the · middle <tnd long
dis tance rac es was evident
Suturday ;,t the third annu.il
Orange County track and field
championship at Bolsa Gr.ande
High.
Three Orange Coast area prep
stars collected first place medals
as Mission Vi ejo's Greg Jones, El
Toro's Ken You ng and
University's Cody Bakilla
streaked to victory .
Young turned in one of the best
TROJANS SWEEP
DOVBLEHEADER
LOS ANGELES -Leftlielder
Gary Wiencek blasted a home
run in the rirst game and helped
win the second with si ngles
Saturduy as Southern Californi u
swept a day-nig ht Pacific-8
baseball double header rronl
UCLA by identical 6·4 st"ores
Saturday.
The l\\•in triumph left the Tro·
jans with a 4·2 record in the
Pac·8, giving USC •a one gam<'
lend over Stanford. USC is 27·9
for the se-ason. UCLA is 4·5 in the
Pac·8 &f!d 25·14 in all games.
times of the d;i y \\'hen he clocked
a 1:5i.O in thl' h:.ilf mile to clainl
first place in 1.1 raC'e thatsuw Mis-
sion Vil•jo's Tim Borland running
a nifty 1 :58.2, only to finislt
fotcrth .
Uakllla held off his opponent in
the fino.1 100 yards as he posted a
9:28.7 in the 2·mile to edge his
Villa Park opponent by two.
tehths of a second.
J ones won lhe 440 easil.r, post.
ing 04 50.3 for the croYo'O.
Saddleback won· the team
trophy in varsity competition
and Villa Park took the frosh·
soph title.
'fhe only other high placement
for an Ol'ange Coast area athlete
\VUS El Toro's Steve Cox in the
hiJ{hjump. who leuplod6-4.
lfhe most enl<'rlaining e\'ent or
th~ frosh -soph competition \\';.is
the final mile relay. '"here Da11:.i
ll ills' quartl't of Keith Kin).!.
SIC\'l' Tel<inus , tifike Seal}' o.nd
'J'im l\1cClure -.·on in 3:35.4.
D<-ina Hills appeo.ired out uf it
"·hen J\lcClure took the baton for
th<.• final l:.ip . He \vas in fou11h
and Santa Ana \\'~S in command
through lhe first hulf of the las t
Joip.
But the Sai.nts rctn out of gas
and McClure came on strong to
nip the latter at the tape. Both
squads were given the sam4.."
ti1nl'.
Chris Lo\\•ery of University
\Vas the only individuaJ winner in
frosh-soph competition from the
Orange Coast area, jumping 6·0
in the hish jump.
UCl's Scott
Runs 4:09.9;
·Aztecs Win .
SAN DIEGO-UC Irvine's
Steve Scott captured the mile run
in a sparkling time oC 4:09.2; but
the Anteaters fell to host San
Diego State, 83-62. in tr:1ck and
field action. here. Satul'day.
Other t op pcrformanres for.
L'CI came from Glenn Klein in
the shot put (53·5'/2) and hlike
Sabatino in the' pole efault C16·0l.
San Diego State's l\fark Ables ·
r an the 440·yard intcrmedi<.1tc
hurdles in 52.0 and teammate
Harold \Vi Ilia ms won the 100 a nd
unchorcd the \Vinning mile relay
teams.
Wi lliams was limed in 9.7 1n
the 100 and then ran his leg of the
mlle relay in a Swift46.6.
UClrvHltf621 IUl~OMM SI*
100-1. WIUl.11'1'1~ !5)2. 0, W!llltm!i !113. AllHI~ ISi, Time: •.1.
210-1. Wl\ee!er (SI 1. PhlPJIS (f,) l . Torres ISi. T•me :ll.l .
UCl-1. Wlwtler ISi 2. Fin-ISi l. G<out Ill. Ttmt' •~.L
'80-1. Hullm.1t1 !SI 1. Shlrl<I, II) 3. C111'1Ql:ell (II. flmt: l:S2.•.
M11t-1, Sto" (I) 1. A:otlln\CWI !Si 3 .. •wre .. tSI. THne : 4:M ,1. ·
1-mHe -I. oll.vrea ISi 1. Tilllfllln 111 l. Ber,.,,1t•n OI, lime:9:ti,I .
•olCllH-1. lltlle~ l!>t ?. Cl'leadle !II J. l{Ool't• IS).
''"'" s:.o, ••O•el;oy -1. Sa" Oltoo St1to. Time:•• 1.
M •ll ·~l•y-L !>•n O!eQO Sl~le, n_, J: 1~ 0
• IHlHH-t.A!)les ISi 7. Grd~n ISi l. Blttl<'ll 111. forne :1•.8.
LJ-1, Su\l'I iSl 1 Mll,~11 !II J, Burch ti), 01 ..
t..nte: "·1. TJ -1. Bu~ ISi 1 H1U !SI 3, 8ur<l'I fl!. 015· 1.once1••·•.
SP-1. l(feon Ill 1 H11a IS)J. ~'!$/.Oh· tine•: u -i• ,,
OIM:u~-1. Comotr ISi 1. Klein UJ J, HHQ {SI. Ot~l•n<t : 163·~\1,
JIYfUn-1. c~olr !I) 1, B41rdalH ti! 3, Ptlilllll' Cl I. D1Ltance: 1'"·11~•.
P\1-1. S.l>ltlno Ill 1. 0.Alttlt (I) 3. ltitl An· Ofrson ISi •no KUlett1 ISi, H11Q111: 1'4.
HJ-1, Donol'l111 tU t. Pl'lllll!I' 11) l. Hllf (SI HtlQl'll:•... •
McGee Grabs Golf Lead
PENSACOLA , Flo .
<AP )-Jerry McGee; a
nine-year veteran still looking
for hls first tour victory, shot.a
five ·undc.>r ·par 66 In th e
r ain ·d ren c.hed . Sl25,000
PC!nsacola Open got£ tournament
Suturduy a nd took the lead aner
three rounds with a 54·hole tot.,1
oC 201. 12-under·par.
The 3l·year·old Jr1cGM , whose
best finish ever was a third th
the Greater Gret-osboro Open
two wee ks ago, claimed a
one·shol edge over quiet Wally
Armstrong, an Ob•cure
28-year-old wh"o also had a 66 ror
a 202 total .
' ' '
McGee, "'inner or $40,000 so
fi.r this year, sMi d. ''I've got
only one thought-to wln the golf
tournument. I've been close but
I've never won. 1 want to win."
~1cGec had an erratic front
5idc, •Scoring two blrdle5, two
bogey$ and an ('Ogle three "'Ith a
1.2-foot putt on the S42·yard sixth
hole .
He mo\'Cd . lnto the lead
following' 34 ·minute rain delay
lh1tt le!\ water all over the nat:
6.679·yard. par-71 Pensacola
Country Club course.
McG ee was on the 13th green
racin& •re 1&-root blrdl.e putt when
play w1.s1uspended.
Checkered
Flag
WITH HOWARD l . HANDY
. \\'h t•u . l .011 ~ Bc:u:h opc11 :0.· It s-:-.ll'1!l'IS 1.0 :1
four1n ulu 51HJO ~po r·t s car rat~Sc•pt. ZS. 1t \VI II m urk
only lhc Sl'l't)nd t•it y in lh<· \\'Ol'ld In USt• til.y Sl l'Ct·ls
ror !'i u<·h :1111f\•(·111
'/'ht• (iru111I 111·1.11 11f !\l11n;.i to. llt•ld l':1 (:h ti.·l ;_1y 111
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11n11." ·
1'hC'.t'\'t•nl th ts ~'t·ar '''1ll lt•t1d up to :i !\l :.irc·h dalt•
n(·,xt s1:a ~un \vht·11 thc \vur~d 's j.!l'l'tllt'Sl s ports t•:.11·
dl'l\•Cr:-. l'U!npclc 111 th1: l1n1t l·cl S1:.i1cs (:r:1nd Pr·i'x,
\\'t'Sl . '
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lfi ·IU l'll ('OUl'~t·
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plt•lt•ly. ht• :o.aul follou'in g lhc lr1 p
. . '"flus \VIII IJC' ;1 J.!l'eo1t tli1ni;: fut' North .1:\1n cril,:;1
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identity.··
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!ht• fin td 11 pp1·11\ a l 11r'lht· 1:-1..-dt•1';1 11on lnternution:1h·
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ht·ads l'<ISI ;dong !ht• bushlt·ss Sl't'l1 011. ll1t!t1 t\11~ts
and IUl'll ~ .... \\'l'l'ping \\t•Sl p;1:-I lh(• l.OIJJ.: Kt-:.t·h
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aul.lilor1urn •llld pa:-.st·:-. 111 full Vlt'\\' of thl' <)ut•t•n
M;_11·y. fl thi.:n 1novt~s up :i :o.tt·vp hill :111 d htn·k to ~h l·
busint·ss st.:'t'l ion n f c lt'l'<HI l~ll lt·\· 01 r·d.
f.Xpl'l'lt•d \fl ll'SI the fll'\\ l'UU r~c thl:'.'.> \'t'lU' \\'Il l
he.· l;JSt yeu1".-. J"u r1nula ~iOOO l'hampiun Btian f{t•d
m.in :.iloni,: \\'1lh fl1 a1io ,\ndrt·t ti. Al and Bo hbv
Unse r <1 nd ()Ii v1·r a rnong olht·rs . ·
Cari .. r Back In Action
Duant.' "l'anl'ho" Cartt•r, thl' dl'fending s11rin l
t.:'ar t•ha111piun ur USAl'. is back in fu ll s~·ing once
again.
Carter, a ror1nt•r Jluntington lk·ach rl'sidt•nl ,
has vaultj:d h1to s1:c.·ond plal•t• in th(· ~inl .<jlandlng~
afll'r a slou• sturt. lie has 78 to 111 for h·adt·r Joc
Saldan;1.
Carll'r \\'ill he dri\'ing a l·'t ct1..·h~·r ('11hr1· 'l'irl'
S1•c<·ial :.&t Jndi:111apolis In l\t ay.
Ill' finisl11•1l sc\•enlh al Ind~· t:.i ~l :'!la y a nd \\:ts
('hoscn as rookit· 0£ lhl' ~l':t r. II \\:tS hii'i first l 'Si\('
than111ion s hi1> 1·:11·t·· of th1· s1·:.1s1111 an1I hl' (•arnc-d
t.'noui.:h 11oi11ts for tht• bal:tnt'l' of th1· "car l n rinish
11th in lht• (in al standin~s. .
1\l ()nlariu l his \'1~:1r. ht• \\as shll'lini:1I \\ilh
fncchanit·:t l tri1ublc ~·arly hut 111:.tcl'd f•ighlh in :1
r:.icc at Phot·ni,'( thP follo\\'ing "·1·Pkend.
Tripp Rip• USRC Foe•
ftun .. Slt•t•p_I'-l'ripp tori_• up tht· l rat·k ;it
Spcecl\\'UY 605 last u·l'ckl'nd \\'ht'.'n he tooled his \'\\'.
pou·crcd m1dgcl 111 \ i clo~· in the trophy das h. lht·
fas test ht•:.i1 r a cc a ud I he 3l).I :.i p 1n:iin t'\·cnt .
Tri1•P will <:ontinuc to r;.ice nn the USRC t·i rcu1l
until US1\C i:.:c-ts back in operation in l\1 :iy in Ohio.
He is driving a tii rrcrf'nt 'r :1r in '''t·:-t coiisl
t.:'\'l'nts th:1n thl' ont· ht· "'ill h;.indlc in the-l:S.t\l'
races .
Anteaters Lea:ding
Wayne TC, 10-7
UC l r v 111 c ·.-. Scot t
('.<.irno:i ha n \Viii f<ite A1·1
Ro s l'lti of t hl..' .Joh n
\Vayne Tennis Club to-
day in the fc ;1turl' 1n<1lt·h
ur tht• UCJ.\V avn c ·re
\\\'O·d<i y funtl · .. r;.i is inJ.!
tt·nnis <'lassic
!\lcridith i -5. 6·-1 : lnt•t• (I J
dt'f. St. Clair 6·l , (;.\.
Gla s c o \\· i \V I d t·f .
N1:1ch.ind 4-G. t>-2 . G-4:
Stu:1rl I \\1 1 dt•f . !\1 orst.:'
6-3.6-i .G·4, Iris h l l ltk·t
St'l'n1 a nn 6·3. 6·0.
Th e t'\'l'llt . h t·111J..(
stai.:cd ;;i t tht• \Va~·n t• '!'('.
is h(•in ~ he ld to raise
funds for cc1·s tennis
program. Tht• 1\nlt«1lt•rs
hold a 10-7 ed g e ;1flt·r
S<itur·day's n1atchl'S.
Curn.ihun fuces flosct·
ti<it2:30today.
In another ke y m<tlt h
todav, LiC l 's \\'Omen's
doub.les te.a1n of Lindst•y
/\l or s t• und Jean
Nal'ha nd t'ha ll e n gcs
\V uync 's 13t•tty 1\nn
Stu:.11. ~ind G ai I G l ustow.
The womt·n's · doubles
sturt lhc al'lion tod <1y ul I
o'('loek 'rhe las t 1n all.'h is
sc hc.•dulcd fo1 · :'i.
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Bt•tt y 1\nn Stu a rt Is ;1
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1\nge\cs St rin g :,, \vhill·
husba nd Kc::n is the pro
and m<in <i g c r of lhc
W<iync TC.
UC lrvlnc (10) (7) John
Wayne TC
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Men's Doubles
L:pton -P cacotk (\\.')
def. Lund-M:.inn G·4, 7-5;
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Oucs lt•r-1~icb 1fri t•d 7.r..
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dt·f. l"\ry ant·Uc•rtl\\'il'h
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\\'illi:uns 6·2. 7 -!.,; !\lorst ..
Ca rnah<J n 1 I J d€·r Stu:11·1
Stuart;.;,. f; .. 1
Bridgend
Rolls, 40-0
Bridgend . on~ o r the
1nos t famou s Wels h
rugby. (:lubs . ('Urrcntly
on :t tour of Ca\iforniu.
troun ced a t e am or
Orange County AJJ.sli1r.s ,
40·0, r t.•t'('Oli)' al Owyl'r
.I u n i o r ll i g h . in
lluntingto n D~nt'h.
Th e ;\n1cri c .ins
matched th(' \V c lshmt·n
in the e:1rl)• nlinutes. bu\
lhl' £:1s t . ope n p\uy or the
vi!'iiturs SOCIO found OJX'll·
inl:l~ and <i score uf 12·0
\\'tll'i r un up by h a lftime.
J I \\'US t he S('('Olld
n1a11·h or the tour for thl'
Wels h c lub. jus t l"'o
yc<irs from its biccntcn·
nlal. Jn a ga m e in San
Francisco las t week,
Bridgend t'trras hcd the
Bay Area Touring Side,
3S·4.
Over Dlables
Anteaters Win
Doubleheader
l..OS 1\NG l=:L ~:s On1:: or UC Irvin"':; weMknc~Se!!.
1h1s has1.Jhull su:ii.;on h:1s been the luck of key base
hns 111 t·rul'iH l JoJ1tu 111io11s SPOITS
Sunday. Aprll 20. 197..6 DAIL V PILOT C:I
Title to Rustlers
Saddlehac~ Win's
Saathoff But tl)lll \V:t s 11 'l the cUSl', Salurde:ty us the 1\n-
lt•atl·rs of first yt'<1r co11<.'h 'fom S1;('n<:c rallied in
both t.:a n1'-·:-. to post 5.j a nd 6·5 '"'ins O\•cr· host Ca l
Stal c ( I .us 1\UJ.:l'h.·!-i) S;1t111·du v.
·rhi.: \'ictorics 1·an U J 'ssc~son m:Jrk to 11·21. The
J\11tt·alcrs vi sit San Oi ego Stole Tuesday . Chu pm an
\V1,.•fln c•s du v a nd host l 1C Santa Burbar<i in a
clou hl chl·:J~l·r S;1 t u rd;.1 \'
SoCal Sp~rks
Gauchos
C;iptures R 1 v Ea s 1 o E -
GWC Bags
5th Crown
In 6 Years
In I ht• opc nini.: ga rnC Suturd;.1y, UC I scored s ingle
r uns 111 the eii.:hth ;incl ninth innings for the \Vin .
Singlt•s hy John 11 <i ilqc.i", Hod Spence <1 nd C<1r l
l't'lt•rnt·tl produt·t·d the run in lht! eighth and hits by
flun ltui::hcs, Bruce l:llinning ;,incl John Espy tallied
thl· final run
t'ofikc tl i1·krn ;i n 1utlt•·d up lhe victory in going the
d 1:!.liJllt·c on Lht· n1ound. lit• struck out s ix. Oiablos
:ind \\'Ulk l'd <J1 1ly Ollt.:'.
1\ :O.iJ l't"llH.'t' 11 } l>Y ('!'~!Lg 1\tUlt·rson pt00U('cd UC t ·s
f11·~t run iu lht· st·co11d and a i.inglc.· by ltughes, a
.,,·alk , ;i .sal·1·if11·c-, H g rl1t1nrl oul 11nd a u cr1·or gol two
111n1't• horn I.' in !he th ird
ln 1111.: 111J,'l\!t•a 1', l 'f'I r:tllit•<l fro111 ;1 5·0 'leficil for
the \1111 . se:11r i11 g fo11r111nt•s 111 thl' ~i :.:th and \\vice 1n
lh~· :-Ot.'\'l'l'llh
"l'rl \\'H:o.h lllj.:l!/!1 °.:-. ~111 1.:lt• \\'Oil II fq1' tJH• 1\1\tt•att•l :~
i111 h1•s(.•\-l'til h II ~1:1H't'fl !Jnu).!.('hal'd anti t :s py .
tn tht· :-.1)1'.th t'<tr th1.• 1\ntt•att·rs, ont•-nut singlt•s Uy ~11 •\'t• t\lol't iu1. !·:s py uud 1\l :.111 lieh1sco got o-ne run
1n . 'l'hl·11 ;.iftl'r l';il n1t·r \\·;1lkt·d . 1':-;py s t·ort·d on ;.1
\\1111 pilch, Bl·la :-,t•o 1allit·d un Spt'lll't•'s hit <1nd
i'l'lt•rnell !:ii 11 i.:lt·d 111 l':iln1c r.
ltob Goodyt_.:.ir pit'kt'<I up lhl' v1clory , p1t('h ing thc-
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1:t1ll<·rtun r1ppl"'ll visiting
flr:.111gt· C o:.1 ::.1 (.'ollt·~t·.
12·fl. 1n South l'o•t:-.1 Con· r l' r l' n i: 1• 11 1 :i .\ . 1 ti 1·
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hit'\\' it in tin· n int.h. ·
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the confl'r e n t•t"s J;i :-.\
place team, scored l'ovr
time s. But Ru s tll'r s
pitchl'r Kc nl ll un zikc.·r
\Vhirft d t\vo battc.•r s \\'it.h
!he bi.i Sl'S lo<.Ldt•d \11 pl\"
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1ht• fn~n·t h
Sii;I ;.ind Ron S\v;.insun
and a passed ball.
c1cc ·~ Sl'co nd l'un
tame uc rOhS in the thi•·d
on a p;1 ir of t•rr·o r·s :.inti
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1\ h it batter, three \\·alks
un <l <1no th l'I' S p a in
:o.acrifiec fly s cored l\\·o
n1ort· in thl' seventh.
i\l<irk S1gl hi.Id a run-
:-.to1·i 11 g s inglt• in the
e ighth :inti Da n Spain
tallied in tht· ninth on a
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2 W • L i' n g L h r e e
record -b rea king ll1S performances from John
Goldt•n \Ves t College
co.a eh Tom Herms lo.id
didn 't think his S\\'lm-
ming team could "'in the
Southl"'r n California Con·
fcre nct_• ~hampionshi1>
SA UG ;\S -Southe rn
Culi£urnia College rolled
to u pair of bas cbull \\'ins
ovt·r hos t 1,,\ Baptist
Coll ege, he r(•. in l\'J\11\
District atlion
The Vo.1ng uiJ1·ds posted
ii fj.J wi n in the openL'r
and t•a ml' back for an
11 -1 t riumph in th('
nightl'ap.
In lhe o pc nt·r . 0;.ivt.:'
!lorn hil :t 370-foot l\\'O·
run home1· in the third in-
ning and lton Salazur
slugged a t \VO· run 'round·
tripper in the fourth.
Suluzar. Bill PO\Vl"ll
and fl1 ic kcy Le.· beck had
two hits c.ich.
Pileher Rock y 1'homas
picked up the victory,
toss ing the first four in·
nin gs. !\lik e Evans
pitclu:d the fin a l thrl-'{>.
1'hom.is' l'l'Cord is nO\\'
2-0.
In the second gan1C',
the \.'anguards u·on it in
the first inning. s col'i ng
four tirne!'>.
1\ <l ou l>lc.· IJ v B u b
.John son 11nt• P ~"·c l l's
sing ](· s t·ort·d ont• 1·un
;\fte r Ll'bl'<'k stroked 01
onc ·h •1 1'l' blO\\', R u n
Slont•l:.ikc d o ubled in t\\'u
1n<H-l'. $t ont•lakt• later
talliL'd on a g round ot11
S{'C :-.corcl.I fivl' n101'l'
111 tht· third \\'h t•n
Stonel:.ikt• dou blt•d , and
s cored on 'fho1TiiJ -"-
s in ~l t'. ,\f\t•r Ril'h
i\loralt•s \\·a s hit h,\· ;i
pitch . lli t·h Gu l'r r:1
drill e d a th r e e ·run
ho1n1:r 10 right <·enlcr.
On e out lut \'r . R :.i nd y
r;1·et·r s o e kt.:'d :1 350·
fuull'I' hu n1t•r .
·rhc \ta nguurds added
\\\'O m,o rt• runs in lhe s is ·
th :1ftcr t\\-'O outs. 1.elx-ck
doubled: and S tont'la kt·.
F:va n s find !\l ike
\\1 :.i l'dlo\\· follo\\•ed ,,·ith
\1·:.ilks for onl' run. A \\-"ild
pitl'h got the s econd tally
horn t•.
llorn pitched t he rirst
four innings tu c lain1 tht:·
\•ictory: sec re tu1·ns to play
Tuesday , trav e ling t o
\\'L's tmont Co lle g e in
Santa Barbara for a 3
o'c lock ga1nl'.
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Saathoff, t:aplurcd the
l\Iis s ion Conference
S Y.'immin g c h am -
pions hip Saturday al
Ri\'cr~itlc City CollcgC'.
Cu ac:h 1:tip Durl''S
Gauchos tot(;llcd ~17
po ints '''hilt• run11crup
Groi;smonl h::id 27:11 ~.
·rti is is only S<1ddlcb:1ck ·:-.
second season of s \1·i1n-
ruing
~:J:.thuff. a r1·c·shman
fr·om J-"o0thill J·ligh, Sl'l :t
confc t·cn('e record of 58.<t
in the 100 b:.1ckstrokt•,
r c \\·rotl' the l\'1 ission
cir('uit record in the 200
b<ick \\'ilh a time of 2:09.7
and hl'lpcd the 400
1nedley relay team to u
record or 3 :47 .0.
Darr c<i lled the victory
··.i fanta s tic Lt•am
pcrfurmanCl'. \Vt• Look l'i
k i d s and 16 of the rn
S(·orcd ."
O th er fir s t µl at·t•
µt•rfoi·1na11c cs by Sud ·
dlc buck l':tml' frun1 ~)·t'<I
Ridge , Scott Campbell.
.J im L y le <ind Slc1·t·
~larks bury .
TOM HEAMSTAD
Another Swim Title
Loar a
Topples
Vikings'·
Loura llig h 's Sunst'L
League base b<ill lead ing
Saxons took advanla~l'
o r J\1.irin a mi s c u es
·Saturduy to pos t a 2-1
triumph on the loser·s
di;.imontl.
1'he \'ictory 1,u ts Lo;.ir;.1
;J hair ganll' o.iht·<i d o r Los
1\lamitos in Lh\· 1·:.i t•t• fo1 ·
thl' cr0\\'11 us Jl.l urin:1 fell
to lhe .500 murk ;.1t :i.:t
But he's 1·crtainly hap·
PY today his tho ughts
ne\'t•r c<i me trul'.
··\\'e h.i d 17 s"·i1nmcrs
\\•ho \\'t•r1.• unbc·li cvt·a·
bi t'," :!i illd ll t•r1n st a ll
a ft.;_·r hi!'i Hustlc·r s h:.id
l\Oll their fifth SoC.il tltle
111 ~ix ye ars Saturda\·. ··1
didn .. l h;,i\'t• Ont· 'ti ud
~\\ 1 n1 the \1·ho lc.· l i 111 l'
··1 didn 't think \\l'
t ould \~·in it :,:oing in. I
knc\\· \Vt' h;.id <1 ch:1n·
t·t·. fiut I d idn 'L l'XPl'Ct it.
1· ht· n t• x l lo I .i s t
S\\'in1ming cv(·nt won 1l
fo r us.·•
That was the 200 fly,
\\"hi ch was \von b y the
Rustlt'rs ' f\1ike Eich in
2:05.7, seven seconds
better than his lifetime
bes t . Bill O 'Toole
finis hed second in the
event for Golden \Vest.
Jim· Rock \\'as fourth and
Keith Colton \vas fi£Lh -
gi,·in'g the Rustlers the
litlt·.
Golde n \Vest finis hed
\Vith 574 points, ·1-l more
than dt'fendin g cham·
!\'l arina pite h c r J oe pion Cypr('SS, the pre·
lla milton l\(•sc1·\·l'd a bt·I -1n ecl f<i voritt'. Cypr t·ss
ll•r fate. lie s1rutk out ·had defc<itt·d th e
nint· :.ind \\'a lk cd (lll]y 11,·u tlustlcrs hy 20 points Lil
in addition to giving up dual meet con1petition.
only thrl't' h its . Golden West ..i lso got
Ridge \\'0 11 til t• I ,li50
free in 17 :47 .. 'i . ('.imµhCll
capturt•d thl' 200 brl'aSl
in'2 :23 .0, ~lark s hi1ry \\Oil
tht_• JOO brea st in I :05.4
iilld l.Ylc nubbt•tf lht• 100 But l.o;ira look <id\·;,i n
buttcrflv in 51;.1_ •• 1agc of its opportunitit•s.
spurkling 1>Crfor1nanccs
from M :.ire Cardenus _
Rru cc Sl'holes an d
Shirlt•y Babas hoff. :• · 1'hl' S;.ixons scort-d in the.·
Bl'siclt.>S S~<i thoff, &.id· £1fth inninM on u singil'.
dl e b a ck 's l'l'Cord · ·sacriN'l.-t•. Out :ind"' brcakino 400 medle\.• ,., Vikings lhz·ou·ing crrol'. four s ome.· includ e d
C:.impbt·ll . Lyle and llol>
Ka ltl'nb at·h . Ridgl'
j oint·d K;.i\t en b ac h ,
Saathoff and l.ylc in ..,.;n.
nini,: lh{' 800 fret· r e lay in
C<.1rdcnas capturro th~.
100 frCI.' in 48 .0, setting a:
conference and school
r1.•cord. IL was the best
t ime in the slate this
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1:08.8; J, 'SrtOf (SdOdleD.1Ck11.l?.I;
f . MarllStu•Y l5.dddll!llo1tll) 1:13.I; S. C..m pllell ISaddlelldcll.1 1,!l.9; 8.
Dlvore ,(5<1Gdle1>"t1< I ?. 16.0; 't. L"n ~way (S<tddlelld<~ I 1. 10,0.
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100 "' 1. t v>e (S.Oddlec.tcoi l6 1
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100 !>.>(k I. S,1d!P10lt IS..d<ll<'Cdl.11
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bf.•na•ll•no~l. 8 '<•Y• ·~HI•· 10
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things up in th1.• bottom of
lhl' fifth \\'hl'n Bob Tit!zz1
\V<JS plated on a l~oara er -
ror. thl' Saxons S<'Ol'E.'d
lh e w inn l'r i n tht•
. seventh.
This time it took
!\.1 <1rina errors -a s
t \t'O
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<ibo:trd by a mist'U( .. ·
1hcn s cored on a n ovt'1·-
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\\'inner in the 200 bal'k'
\\ith LJ lifetime best o(
2:05.8, the fo urth top
ti1nt• in the s tate. J\nd
Bab:.i s hoff h<id a school
l'l'Cord of 16 :54.2 in
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jans this morning O\'l't' :1
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beg inning al 9o'<"lock.
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Baseball Standings "WHILE YOU FLY"
From
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lt~ad a ftt'r four innings
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run In the fi l'sl nn sing lC's
by ~l ;_11·k ~t·hru pp. l\.lark
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NASD Quotations on Mutual Funds . This Week
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BAKERSFIELD IA P l
-In the quest for "black.
gold " oi l firms today Willi~gly spend millions
to probe four miles into
the earth. searching fOr
elusi\'c pockets of oil that
usuallv are n't there.
L:..1 si vc;.1 r . Tenneco
Inc. and "supc1·ior Oi l CO.
drilled a u·cll 22.711 reet
into Kern County Soil,
breaking :__i Ca lif<?rnia
drilling record s'el a year
earlier.
For <1ll p r actic<;a l
purposes the Sand Hills
well, located in a cottop
rield 20 miles south ol
here, was dry.
\Vhy go so deep"!
For· o n e thing . e:<·
perts say most of the
easily obta inable oil -at
about 4.000 to 5,000 feet -
has alreadv been found .
especial!}; in c entral
California 's Kern Coun-
ty, \\·hert oil ex1,>loration
began in the 1890s .
··The only place lert to
look for new onshore re-
serves is deeper," said
Ward-
Then, ris ing oil plices
and super-hard drill bits
make the prospect of a
fo u r·.mile-d eep well
feasible, if pot especially
attractive.
generally dismal results
and prohibitive costs, the
trend. seems to be to de-
eper and deeper drilling ..
T h e American
Petroleum Institute says
346 .,~•ells \\·ent ·below
15.000 Ccel in 1969, \Vith
496 drilled in 1972. A
similar jump· '"'as ex-
pected for 1973 and 1974.
althOugh stutis ti<:s are
still incomplete.
Ten years <Jgo it .\\.·us
unus ual to drill deeper
"than 10,oooreet
Costs aren 't the only·
FINANCE
I~ .. We recovered small
amountS or oil and. gas,
but it was a ll al subcom.
mercial r ates," s aid 0.
Y.'. \Vard. a Tenneco vice
president.
problem racing the deep far below the surface.
driller .Tbe thermometer clim bs
A major obstacle is the one degr ee every 1.00
THE PRICE for a deep rhic;·jig;;h;;te;;m;iii;pe;;r;;a;;l;;u;;re;;;s;;;lo;ound;;;;;.;;i;;· ;lee;;t ·i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;of
we·tt is boggling. Taylor
says 11 deep we lls in ll\e
southern San Joaquin
Valley have cost a total
or S28 million to drill,
plus an equal amount in
exploration and develop-
ment costs.
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Polaroid Loses Its Magic
·"
The well was plugged
and abandoned la st Nov .
25 after sw1.1llowi ng a
total orS3 .5 million.
11\'0t.:STR\" officiaiS
suy lhe chance of a \Yell
• lfke Sand Hills producing
To date. not one is pro-
ducing oil in usable quun-
tities.
But in spite of the By JOHNJ\'IOORll ~1\ll th:111 hi:-:;.naµpin~ thl' J)o1<11·o id 's newpresident sales have r1 scn. is 1 in I O. 1'he odds
c11r1u 1 ... sc1111c• Monlto• shuttt·r . is William J .. McCune -Th e P o \Ver lo u~ains l it producing ih ,-------=-=~-----j
CA MBR l DGE. ~'l ass . Jr .. who has played a operate the SX-701s con1-commercial quantities is
--Hoping ror the clear DESPITE Lh e fa<:t th:.1t major role.in deve loping plex internal mechanism six times th at.
Ji liht or profits, Polaroid many experts find the thecompany's products. andthrustoutthepicture "Explorationists a re
Corp. is promotin g new camera's one·step ··The SX-70 was a de· a utom atically comes incur.ableoptimists.con-
lower -cost models of its photogr a phy a major liberate, planned e((ort Crom a battery cOntained sid e r in g th c y d e a I r
''instant photography" technological achieve-to move considerably in the film pack. The pre· primar i ly in f ailures
cameras. mcnt, s tock m ark et beyond t he boundaries of sent battery has a six-waiting for that one good
Mark e t ana l ysts, a nalysts have seen the previous photo month she lf life, which strike that will perhaps
however, doubt there magic of this glamor technology,'' s a ys means itarrivesatsome pay ror the costly mis-
will be a fl ash bright compa ny of t he 'SOsand Wens berg, marketing dealers on the verge of tak e&,'' sa id D.S.
e nough l o bring back '60s slip away. vice president. "It WilS exhaustion. Tay I 0 r , Te nn e co 's
that old P olaroid magic One forme r Polaroid . not one s tep rorward but divi s io n c x p lor a ti on
any timesoon. cmploye \vonders if dozens all at the same POLAR OI D, after a managerhcre.
Polaroid s tock had Ed \Yi n J_, an d . l: h c time.·· costly research program, Though statistics are
soared to a peak ofl431:i brilli:.1nt inventor u•ho will announce a two-d iscouraging and costs
in 1973 before plun1mcl· developed Polaroid's in· FO& T H E presenl, lhe month extension of lhc astronomical, Sand Hills
injf to 14 1
11 l:.i !'ilyc<1r. NO\\' genious cameras, "may · going is a bit rough. shclC!i fcsoon. is by no means :.in isolUt ·
-it is hovl·ring around 25. be a little too idcalisti<' Polaroid offi cials und Demand for the cd crrort . ·rcnncco js in·
And 1974 profits '''t•r·e for themarkctpli.1 ce. stock a na lysts f<imili ar SX-70 and its film i!i not \•olved in u \YCl l ut
about h1.1lf those of J9i3. '"Ile may be going tuo \\"ith the photography in-keeping produc tion nearby llut~on\vi ,,low
droppin g tron1 S."i:c! rnuC"honh iso\\'nr:.1 s<'i na-dustry suggest some of facilities operatin~ r1:111 that a lready ·is d own
millionto S28 n1illH111 11on u•ith tht• products the reasons: ti lt . and the resulting i n-t8,717Ccct. ~ A S25 \'t•rsion of :.1 nd t:tssuming that ever-The s toc k m<irket cCfi c icncy is costly . Texaco. Inc .. hus just i ·Po la roid 's c.:o lorpac-1.: \'One e lse \Vou ld be had expected too much Polaroid 1>roducts, es-begun a we ll in the
came,·a. c.:<.llll"d th e Super · fasc-inaled . too" s ug-or SX·70, and in its dis ap-, scnti a ll y luxury items. Yowlumne Field 25 miles
Shootl'r, u·a~ l:iun<:hcd gt?s l s this yo ung ex-poinlmcnt turned on the arc feeling the pinch of south· or here t~at is
.ii( last month, along with an ecutive who w as laid off rompany. "'Wben bulls recession. scheduled to reach 23,000 ~ improved vers ion of the when Polaroid trimmed bceome bears, the y cet -Eastman . Kodak·s feel. ~ -familiar pccl·off -a-luyt"r its work force by 9 per~ vicious," says one W•IJ expected introduction or Two other wells, both ~ 1 ·1ilm it uses. · cent last year. .Street a nalyst. an instant photo system in Southern California, ~· Pola roid \\"il l have :ct Land stepped out ds Polaroid officials In· withinthe nexttwo years were drilled below20,000
'· Jess.expensive version of ' Polaroid president In si&t the sales record for ' has many people waiUng feet last year. Both were ·~ its sophisticall'd SX·70 February but remain~ the SX·70 has been good, to see \Vhat happens. dry.
camera in store!) by mid· chairman of the board, ::i lthough sales or lts r:"'-::;iiiiiiii!~===~!.iiiii Afa y. The n ew c.-umera c hief executive orricer othercameras havebeen
lists ror $99.95, compared and director ot research .. decllnlsla -and costs of r to li st pric-cs ·or S19-l .95
4 <ind $149 .95 for the t\\"O r-:::================::::::::-1 -Jllu shc.-r mt1dcls.
These t•amt•ras a1·c l'X·
tensive l v discounted,
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~ 1 sell for us little us S70.
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series. It delivers tt com·
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-and with no help rrom
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Realtors .Honor Firemen
·rho ~t:wport llarbor·Costa Mesa BoHrd of RC!altol'lii •·Ill
honu~ firemen from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa ttl a
special breakfas t '\\1cdnesduy <:ommen1oruting Realty
\\lcl'k.
·rhl'.CVl.'~1l, dt:scri bed as '' u l'hunce to honor the <1uietcst of
l<:icu l publit· servunts" '''ill be~in ut 8 u .m. In the new M:ur·
r1oll llotcl in NL·wport Bcuch.
1\ l>ourd spo kesmen s aid the event is opt:n to the public.
l'~irt·m l..'n ;ind thci1· '''ives "'ill be among the gu<'sls at the
t.'v~1~t, UIH.I rcscrv~tioru; at S6 per person .01: $50 for a titble
!ie.1t 1_ng JO ure u_va1l.abl e-until 11 a.m. ~1unday. They can be
ubtauu.•d Ur l' u lhng the board office at 646-1671 .
. lh.•.si_tlcs the w:cncral honors paid to firemen as a whole,
s~l.'1f1c ml.'m~~rs o~ the d~partments serving the llarbor
A1 t'i.I co1nmun1t1es ¥i"lil be cited for special achievement.
Resort Homes Open
At lromoood Club
f"ou r r~rnis htd models arc no\\' cons trul'tion . An additional 36
open during the griJ nd opc.uing..oL.. hUQ.l.C.S._":JU be built just sout,h o f
lron\\'ood Coun t_ry Cl ub's nC\\' the present d evelopment orient:
clcl-(an t ;.111~ sp;.1c1ous filirn·ay re-edtothefourthfair"•uy. '
1 so,r~~~~t·~1n Puhn Dt·se_rt. . Averuging· only 3.3 units pt·r
I h11 l) ·e ight homes 1nclud1ng at·rc. the homes occupy some of
f?ur ~loor pliJns arc offered in the the most pleasant vie"' locales in
f1_rst 1ncrc1ncnt of the fair\\·ay re-Palm Desert.
s1~entcs . loc<1 tcd on o~ lll'ar the The large§t model. Plan A~has
thtrd hole of l rori"·ood s ne,.,, re-three bedrooms and three baths.
sort-length cou1·sc. now under Plan B a lso has three bedrooms
• . and three baths, while C and D ExchangeWorkshop have two bedrooms and two baths.
SI d C II All homes ha\'C a "·idc va1;ety ate at 0 ege of ~menilics including alriums,
A workshop devoted lo t'X·
changes will be held by the
Orange County Escrow ;\ssocia-
tion April 26 from 9:30 iJ .m. to 1
p.m . al Santa Ana College, lloom
010\.
Participating in the panel ,.,,i ll
be Virginia Burroughs,.ValenciiJ
Rank ; I..ynn J>ctty, instructor:
.Janet T yle r, 1-~irst ,.\me1i1Can 1·i-
tlc, Santa Ba r biJl':J: <ind Bruce
.llo"•ey, broker, instructor and
cxehange euunst'lor. R<'se l"ViJ·
Lions OliJY be made by contiJcting
the education ch airm<in, Judy Du
Chesne, 1-683·4101 ..
patios. enclosed l\l.'O-car garage,
seP.aratc dining room, floor-to·
ceiling fi replace, walk-in closets,
sclC·cleaning oven, refrigerator,
dish"'a sher. and twin air condi·
tiope,rs and rurnaees.
New Office Opened
Ccntury-21 announces the
opening of the ir newest re iJI
est a.te firm in Mission Viejo '._.
CrO\\'n Valley Realty in the
Safe\\'aY Shopping Center on
CrO\\·n Vctlley Park\\'ay at the
free\vay.
REAL ESTATE
Sales Strong
At Mariner's
Cove West
Mariner's Cove West . in lJunt-
ington Beu<·h , is an L"Xt'lusivc $12
milliOn. 50-unit tov.:nhouse pro-
jetl designed by Jack God£rcy
a nd built by ContinentiJI Devclop-
n1ent or CaliforniiJ , Inc .• a ,\·holly
u"·nud subsidiary or Southern
C!!lifornia Savings & l..o:..in .
Betty ~1acmi llan. in charge or
sales and m<.irkcting for the
bea<·h project. announces that
sales :.ire very strong.
A high percentage of sales :.ire
under-30 executi11es "'ho realize
the tax savings. and investment
opportunity available to them
"'ith low down payment program
and new !Ow interest rates.
fttaririer 's Covc V.1 es t
Townhouses feature l\\"O and
three bedrooms, one and two
story floor plans from $35.450 to
S40 ,850. Each Townhouse in·
eludes a fenced garden putio
area l aundr,· fal4tliti es ri_repl~ces. dout4'e gara~es ,\·ith
t.hrcct door iJCcc·ss to units. full y
cquipp,ed kitchens and double
party.,..·<ilJ <·ons lruction al'tords·
complete sound proofing.
To get to 1\IiJrincr's Cove \Vest.
take the San Dfego fret.'"'iJY to
Beaeh Boule\·iJ r d . South on
Beach to Atlanta, left to Lochlea
ortoNewland and turn right.
Surtday. Apn l 20 . 197~ DAil. y Pll.OT C5
Ranch Townhomes Introduced
Stonegate, u con·
domlniu.m complex of
two -!tory and ranc h
style 'lownhom cs, has
selected Trc nd>ictter
Sales' a s the exclusi\'e
selling representottivt·s
(or lhe 126·home com-
munity.
Trend setter. dirct·tcd by thut comm a nd r a pid Allmodelsurcopenfor
ChM s Canaday, has sold soi lesrc«:ords. \IC\\'1ng daily from 10
43 O( these luxury unit!. One of the n1;1 j o1· a .m. to 6 p.m . Appoint·
sin<·e the grand OIJl'IUll~ features of this modern 1nt·nts. m ay be made ul
inJ<inu~ry. ('Om ntunity is ils reere;.i· uny t ime to prc,•iew the
Glit·k stutcd that in :.id · lion f11 cil ities that in1p;..11t hu1ncs ranging in p1ice
dition to lhc t'Xct·llent. ;1 fe eling of resort li ving fron1 S31,495 to S40,495 by
confidence in s p irin g. tohomeo\l.'ncrs. t•iJlllng892·3488.
selling t e e h n iq ucl'.! of ,---------'-' -''--------'-----
Trcndsettt·r , Stont<g<•ll' Robert II . Glick ,
builder of Stonegatc, nas
announc ed th at
has m.:1ny o.1d \l<:Ull<1g~ou.s
feature!! and iJmenities
N:iti1>nal Realtor Wt·ck April 21-27 ,
PARTN ERS in PROT ECT ION
GOl'ODn F1ed.,ictr.t
North Or""9f Co.
Rick Hoper at t
Wnt Ofange Co.
Jack H.Jnni9'1n Hunt•nwion ee.aoch Fountain Vallry
J"°'V Shoc~ley
So. Orange Co ,
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Tom Hd~lmi
Allilhr+m-8uend Pdrk
P,11 Steamfr
but Orange Co
Mikr T 11pani Chft Lknbfrham
Eait 01ange Co. Newport-Costa M153
The "'first Te:1n1 " and lhc Rc;-ihur
. . . Working ·rog.elher for YOU !
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First A;;,_;rican Title
INSURANCE COMPANY
~O ME OFFICE . 421 NORT H
SA NTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
REAL ESTATE
is always a good investment!
When you put your money inlo a home of your own .
you YC got ~01nt:lh1ng substantial lo show 1or it. And with
n1or1gage credit opening up ... and in1ercst rates
dropping ... NOW 1;.; 1he t1m~ 10 buy the home you'ye
;:il\"tays wa nted .
A REAi.TO~ can help you make !he most of your money.
If s his professional respons1bilty lo know where mortgage
c•cd1\ is most easily available and interest rates
most laYorable.
Buying a home is one of the smar!esl moves you can
make, especially in times like these.
[B .
R[AlTOR .i
So talk lo your REALTOR9 now.
And start living now .
NEWPORT HARBOR-
COSTA MESA
BOARD OF REALTORS
l;Ol!AL 1101.J.SING OPPORTUNITY A
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FROM $ 70,495
SANTA ANA FWY.
CCOASTHWY. .
IRVIN'E
VlllAGES @ matrong
'Donald L Bren Company.
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BUY NOW AT LOW ·1974 PRICES AND
RECEIVE A CUSTOMIZING CREDIT OF UP TO . '
NEW CONDOMINIMS FOi DOLTS OVER 40 IN BEIUTIFUL HUNTIN6TON BEICH
Now, for • limited time only,. buyera In lh~ second phase pf Huntington Landmark's adult com-
munlly can receive a cuatomlzlng allowance of from $750 to $1000 when purchasing a luxurious
new condominium home. This allowance may be used to upgrade carpellng, add draperies, ward-
robe mlrrors1 or may also be applied toward the closing cost requirement. But hurry wbile a
choice seteclion of units are still available. Complete details on this special program are· avail-
able at the sales and Information center.
~A WALLED COMMUNITY WITH 24-HOUR ATTENDED ENTRY
" ~ AN EXCLUSIVE MILLION DOLLAR REC CENTER WITH BEAUTIFUL CLUBHOUSE, GAMES
AND HOBBY ROOMS
~ A COUNTRY CLUB LIFESTYLE LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THE BEACH
~ SWIMMING P~OL, HOT WATER SWIRLPOOL, T~NNIS COURTS, GYMNASIUM AND PADDLE
TENNIS COURT
~ EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE AND ' LANDSCAPING IS PROVIDED BY A PROFESSIONAL FIRM
_jL SHAG CARPETING IN THE LIVING ROOM, MASTER BEDROOM, SECONDARY BEDROOMS,
AHO HALLWAYS
.!!ll. l;ACH UNIT INCLUDES AN INDIVIDUAL UTILITY ROOM WITH A WASHER AND DRYER
' • GARDEN VIEW PATIOS OR VIEW BALCONIES
~ DELUXE .EQUIPP~D G.E. KITCHENS WITH BUILT·INS ; SEPARATE DINING AREAS
,. ~YOUR CHOICE OF GROUP ACTIVITIES OR COMPLETE PRIVACY
WlllIEVER YDll'RE LDllN& FOR IN AN ILL ADULT COMMUNITY. WE'VE &OT THEM ALL
$30,99_0 to $38,990
2 DR 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
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.Two Riviera Plans Real Estate
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T,.. IOUOWl"'I pt,\Oft b •llO "*~ ~ lollllWlll9 _.,_ 11 "'"' .,.,Jl R ' d ,_"~~,P$~ IJiOV, clo >02 Vk Wlip, •s:i:EC~A LTV CON1AINElt • ecor
C.WMsW,C•lll:'1•ll PACl(A.OING CO., 'XII• B•l•a•k 0o I
. 'Questions/Comment Sold in Huntington , Mlk•llt Et•Ck"", 301 1110or~a. ,..,1.,,...w.c.111.n•1• <tilt .. M,C.lll.t2•21 (IO!ot9" ~ till'Ml'l.PI Cll•IO, ~~
n.I• ~' h tofl411Clt>CI ~,a lfl· 6'1WltOr .. COu• Mi1111, C11lll ~14
....... 1. Tiii' bll\lnt\' ~. Cotllh.C:"O ti¥ °"' '" "ed b 11..-· Ml\(•11• t•lt t..en oivic1u11, 'T\\·o or Lhl' five floor pl:1ns fe ature l\\'OOrlh1·ce arenO\V OCCUpt y IK'lr ffll\ ti•M"'"'' ... , Iii.,, ••11'1 the Jot.lllf10.U•lo
ByR••ltOr Rand•llMcC•rdle. Phd.
""-nn1 li1n e to tln1e "'''have uuestions t•onee. rn· 1.,.,1,·oo•n.• ••><I 11:.! to 21 ":J 11e\\·ownert1 . ~wc11r~o•O••n~C011t11yot1AprU Thi\ ,1 ... ,,11n1 .... , 1.110 w•t1• 11w « v ' 1ito, ns origin ull'-' a\'uil a · u.; " t 1tP1 c 0 , , , , iugthet:odeofElhlcs lhlltlht>Rcalloraud assoe1atc ble :ll Rlvie;a ,.lunt· b:1ths,'' ltL·lJl y said. ··a t , • l"•W• ~.~~i~ ••r~M r1nv-ou11y1'""" F1NA1..oi;cME E\
membt•r a ~rt't' lo whe n they bet'otnf" m e m · lll'it·cs ran"ing fro nt '"ALL REMAINING llvt>HlhldO•~Ql!-Co•MO.!l t Pl•o1, ,.1.-En1tre11Apru10
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The CO Ill 11lt' l t~fll or "Realtor "'eek" see ins llkt~ o,,,v on"·lhird 011 lhe lrnm\.'<li iJle ~"eUp·aficy pn P UBl.I(: so1·1ct: AINU,, 13'20' ~· l'tl~ ~ H•U, S•!lll•·· .... •n<I !<nu•' ......... n, C 1 1 tv ~n lluntington Beat'h, ,,_ ~-E<1"'.i '"'· w.1 ....... J••• •"<1 anideallina-elor(_•1,rinlthePrcan1blt>luthe 0<eo have now been sold out. hon1eS in the beach city upproval · r c r edi1 ,·· ,--PUltl~ICN01'1(.'f': ' !"IQ•lu"'"' , f".thlt·s of the National Association of Re al Eslalc . • k . · 1 ,. , .• •n ,, ,· ,, Ret"ll added. F1(T1T1ou$ au11N11ss ____ 11 .. •IP..•"· M~'"'" 1 '"'II iu">"" l•• I according lo .,1 ar clln ~ l'O lllm Uttl .. NAME$TATEMENT M•ll••:11..1""" u~ ... ··~ ~•Ul ''""'II~ Boards l''ilhl'1hichallrnembersmustcon1p y. · Bob R ·ii a\·uil able . '.\f any o! the Ri\'iera Jluntlngton ll'lt ioiio .. in{jP~•:i.oni•llG•n;it>u., "'cT1Ttousaus~NEss C..•••11 ' ··u· n' d.c•· ,·•ti ,·".· the• l••nd. Upon •'ts ,,., .•• ol•·.1,· z·.· ,,·,,n Dlr(.•ctor Cl Y · bl · NAME sTATEM5NT H;u. o.~,1,,. ~"<1 o ... ,d '"®''"'" ,, ""' .. •"fhe th•ee ••ni ·,,·111·,,1., IV.'O·thirds ~1lru ad): sold Coin nes condornin1u1n 1111•'"' • ,~1.,,0..,.1"'""'"''".'"d6""il°"•1 Hl!t>r·•,N•fl•~ ,1n11J,., .. .,,111 • .,,¥ 111 I t I h . d d th .,.,, .. I ' ''" ,.. · , h !.HAfolPOO. 1•11, f>•t •l•l C:o••I ' • A and ,,·id(' y 1.1 locatet O\\'ncrs 1p cpcn c::;t.11 .. '1 convenie nce -''' tlh t c "'"" .. ;i•·"::f-'a..,;1'1,CA'fOl•t ,,.,)••t _. , "t11<1•o~on. o"'J•a 11"11 "'~' J.,,,,. ' • I f l z ' .,... 0ttliNllAY\1.I0 .1W ,_..-nott t'.1>1<1 II• ~ind growth of f1:eo'"in!U.1tut1ons :inc o our e 1,·1 1• a· hig hl y d esiruble l·lunt· ...,, .. ,,.. El•'"~ w11••l'I, s111 '""'•' D,,~i... N.,.,.,J(,.., ll••cn. ,111. h>•o.io;.1n10~.,,,. "''ci M .. n.,111111
tiun __ Tht: rc.-i 110 1· is the' inst 1·ume-nt lh1'(,1ugh 'vluch d 1ng:t on Be itch loe ution , Ha,':~:~::1~~,\•:, "'c':,:~~~:1 •n ,.,, ~w.o "'1101011,,,..10...;ii "·"'1(1 i.i .. l>ll, 1 w.....1t1
the la nd resource of the nation rc;1chcs its hight'st Extras OfJ~eTie , '''ithin eas i· v.•a lk ing ct is-0,._, NOrn ... n 1 111l ... 11 '";"""!"\Ml ~~.".1.,.,..1.~·;;.~·:~11,J~"~,;0 ') .. ,11•0 v ,. l"'ol..011 l&...,,N.,..,.IJ(>ll liLJ~n.C:"l'1W.0 'f l use and through \\'hich'land O\Vncrship attains it s ttl nre o f Balsa Chie'u '"'~ ~"'::1~1~1":,,, ..... ~ 1,11u _1,.11,.. v•ou1,, .. L,(.Jeu..,n•J•·,No •H•u A~•<Gn•·0• ""'~1 111"" ,,,,..i J,. ....
. ,,·idt>sl dis t ribution . I-le is a t•1·l'a lor uf homt>S. a State beach. ,\liio nearby countw c:1 .... o• O••n11~ C~n•1 on "'°°"e11w.c11•1:1•"11>.i1M,.,,c.1 t"Al~ 1."-·°"'\~"·'d"•"'""•OH•nr w I r . d . d ., ' . ~ JI ltlS 1 11\~llw•l""'''~tGnUuCl~,l>Y"""'\ .,..;i ....... c.1~n .. J ....... ~1 ... a u.1,. .. A,, .. builder of rities. a devc opl'r o 1n ustr1t>s an P1< • Wii.th LanJmark are nu111 e rous bo:it sh1>S . •<11 · ... nos •ncor11G<~1~o ••wt ·nt"'" oth"' u ... ., ~ MOf,.1 .. .,, J .. 0, ''"""" .... u ....... .i
dueti\'t' fa r 1ns. _ tt•nnis CUUl't s and golf Put111.....,o o ..... ~ toa,1 0 ... 1¥ i>i101. iM•,,_sl'l•P. '"''" t. · b J th S A 1• 1J 1111~1)11~~1) No•n'•"I l.01<n !'"""'*.\'"''!ff. 1111<1 '""""''''"' Such fun ctions i1nposc ob 1gat1ons t•yon ~ l' L'OUl'Ses. M.,thJD.•nci P" ' ' · · Tl'I . ., ,1,.,tm•nt ,.", 1.i.<1 ... 1~ ""' \',1Q.o~·• c;;.,,~ 1 Jr .1nci ..,.,,n,,. ..
of 01·tl1'nari· con1me r<·C'. They impos~ gra\'(.' soc1~d \\'ithin lhc "Ommunity 1,1,.llLIC'o ·oTIC F'. c:ou111~ ci.·•• o• 0 ..... 11 .. '"""'' "" J.,.., h h t "" l, M<•<l'l ,~.191~ 11,.,,..,. M.·•• l1ln, ... n(l ,.,01n100.0. res1>0nsibitity 1.1nd a patriotic duly to,,. 1<: t 1e Acco rding t o Bil l bathrooms are equipped itself. the recreation•1l -,,1n, Roo. .. h 1 ..... 1 \~~"1"~ .... 1 ~ .. o,
Ile-··· Ito•· shou hi dedicate himself. and (o r \\·h1ch he \V a I k e r , L a n d rp a r k ,,.,· 11r shoi•·ci·s ove" ··ti r ,.1 c i Ii lies j n c I u cl l' a l'ICT1T1ous aus1N E11 P\11>u..nta 0 , .•n9'0 <.o•,1 D•·1• PilOt, C...-• .. Jo""" • Tl ~ 1 " N"'ME STATEM;ENT , MilrclllO.~ncl #,pt li •. l).10, 1 91~1091.15 '°''""'· '><l"Cl••"' .. no l-lol><O• l J shou ld be dilii,:ent in' preparing hin1setf .. lC 1-lomes S<.i!Cs counselor tubs . \\'bile son1e hu\'e s paciousclubhouse.hcat· 111e1ouow1n.;i11t•wn•,00if'<ODW----·-------;F•""' .,.,,.,.,1 Su•·~"" Eo-... ~•d
llealtor , theri.'forc . is Zl'alous LO n1aintain :.and 1 ~· a t th e Bo i s a C h ic•1 scpar:.att' s hO\\'Cr s talls cd swi mming pool, hot ""'~·::;A ANG£ c: 0 u ·N r v 1:.a.;111.1(; NOTICI-: ::1~~"1..,,,,.,,,1n., .. ,.,J,.""'' µ1·ov~ the standards of his calling and_ s~1~res "'1.th homes'ite. his Landmark ,,·ith full height ceramic ,,·;:1tt>r s\\·irlpool jat·uzzi. 1-1 e 1.,/coPT ER sE Rv 1 ces., 191 J ____ -"·~--·I ""'""'' ""'""~ ·"'<! '""" R t e ns b'tlll. fo1· <l> H de e lo "m nt ,·, Th I ,. I l · , •• ,,,"'''''· C:o\ld ~\•.C"''2•1• l"ICTITiOUSBU"i1NEsi ~"~""· 11''' 1""' .• no i.. '"¥ _ • his fcllO\\' ca tors a common r spo 1 · -omes v P e tile \\'<t llS. C\,' a so put 1ng i::-ret•ns an< c111us .... ~ . , "'"'~·~ "''"''"''··"•tJAo., .. ~ ... ~ .. ~ ..... , ' t Dou;I"~ DJ~ic{-O.il;lt, 1•13 NAM E STA l;t:MENT 1ntc}!rit y and honor . t . . the a rea's most cornp cte f e<1.t u r·e mar be I e n e 'court. FeOt!•~•s1 .. co,1.iMt-•.i.c11i~2•1• Tl'I• 10110 .. 1,,Q P•••a~~ "'~ <:1o•n1.1 t,J,~,., ,,1,,,,,.,.A;,..,11 ~.ui(i>l.ft
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takt' no s<-1rc r guidC' than that "·h1l'h has been ha rcl\va rt' and tubs or Tl)f: llOi\IF.S fcatul'.l' <1i·•-10o"ll1.i•O oa,1111 193 ~1 wav,,1ou11'1 tn . Hu!ltn•u•o" ~~·. ~ ....... ~,,._-t'-,"'U!:1!'f1111 ">~•·""
haniJL'<I d o\\·n thl'ot1i.:h t\\'(.•n ly l'cnturies: embodil'd F'eaturcs included in lo ng las t in g pressed nian~ luxury extras, in· ln1~ ''d'e"'""' w•' tJ1eo .,.,,,, thv s.i.cn.c11i c;.., ..... J~"''""l""·'""1.o,,.·•1 · I' · d Coun•v C•~·~o1 0r.;nqeCoun1vonAorU Ott•~•d D :.n11 ... l~J!1 ""~•""0\111'1 "'~''"' lt.',,,111,,1)\ •"•(I J,,.1 ,.,fl J•. Lil I ht• c:otd c n R u le: the purchase p1·1 ('(' {II"(' steel. c lu( Ill~ p ri \'alt• p ... t 10 an 9, 1911 l-11 .• Hunhn;•on ll~~ch, (Iii -1 "\11•11n~. 1,,. "~"1 1, ""d II""'"
·· \\'J1alsoever yt· tvou/d tllat n1e11 sliuuld dv fo you. do shag carpe ting in the !iv· l'll(•loscd J,!a ragP. deluxe· F•z•n M;i•1w !>t>d ... 1~J)l wt•"'°""' 1..n .. ,r.11H..,•. l.o·~u,, ''""' ~"u J.•v t"'""
t ·rhc 121 honie residc n· · 1 11 1 · Pu1;>11~o:0 D•.on~ co .. ,1 0.0111 P110{. Hvo1t jnQ,on ued<n. CA ..,,,,11>011111.••"r 1".«noo~1" • Do1t)•"' !J•'t'vcnsvtollttrn ·· . in A r ooni. ma s l'I' I . Cfj UIPP<'l a ·l't't'lr1 e 1.or1113 2011 •nd Ma ••~1~ 111115 l hSbu,1n"'~~i>cond"l''"'"v•-Z.•11~1<1•.~•""~"''"l ,J•,~"" ~\CCl•pt.ing lhis !o.l <.1ndard <JS h1.s 0\\'~l .. ~\"l'fY bt'drOOnl s uite , hall o.nd ti a l COlll tllllll ty ('OmprlS· k i IC h l' 11 \\ j th se lf · ' ' '_..!....:.....-._..:_ !l"ner•t c.iM•ln~r,0n,p. ·t'i'~'.~1~,;•,,;::f1••••'" J,,,.,1,1 llealtor plt-dgt·s hiniselftoo Sl'l."\'l' 1 s_s p11·1 .1n ._. slair\\'ay : for ced air ga s ('ll•un ini; oven . sag ,,u " •• ~~ .... ~ .,._ b l t It · ing ".8.7 ,.,,.,·es is the first h PL.RI.IC ,•·ATIC'F'. '.,, . ~n11w •· , ,·,·~r·~· ·, ,,., .. ,,,.,,
t h •· d to · be bt••'ll b1· S •'"nat I ------·-'----11'11' ·•~ttmtnt ... , 111...i ,.,,n 1t.,,. •.• ,.,,,·,.~ .. ~-.' ,,.,._ .. .,11~,··in>A: hi s a('\i\'ilit·s anti lo L'OlllUl't IS ullSlll C'SS Ill :ll" heating units: s t e p · O\\'ll • ,., -<·arpe l ing th ro ug lout, ,,,,-,,,00-,,,,,,••S• ca untv Cte•k 01 or11nQe couniv"" .C':.ft,i.AJ:~~~·'t.11_,04~11 "w:
t·o rda ncl' i.\·ith tht· COde of Et hies of the N<.1lional ~\s· li\·ing and f:1niily rooms: Landmark P ro pc rties. -d'lshwasher . private ulili-NAME STATE~ENT Aprn u. :11s. "''""'·~.J.J"PJ,...uy"'b1 111ill ~i,
t'" t .. I "d I r In-on lhc1'• Bois" Ch•'c·· b ··-'''''"'"' -··-,, ~-'~ ""-'-F4mtl \e.~ It.I.I .. ~(., """Fll1•n :.o(•iation or.R(·al r-:s t<.ttt· .... ar<s rt~a r anc S I c yarc enc· ~. ' · '"' • l \' room a nd an a un-.... .... -· ........ .,. ..._ Pu1111u..,oo"'"CM1 c:o.0•1 D•••¥ Pi101, l)o,. .. , ... , .... v"t1'""' """ 11,,.,i..
ing \\•ith gate: <·oncrcte pdro~rlY:11Wbhcn cot mp1lC't· dance of storagcs11a<·c. ""•~;~~N'S PHAAMAC:Y. m E 111n A1Hi120,21,.on11Mdy•.11, 1•11 1l81-1s =~~~~·~ ·•~" ....
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00' 1·nt·on1e \\"t' should in\•est in a hon1e? We ha\'<" bt••"ll ·i'n ·fv a nd telcphon€:' more than $6.5 million. ,·n·"on sates orr,·c·e ""ct de· 0e11n 1.-.,roy W••t,o•. 1k0 •,eo.a vi"• ___ ~ _ __ _ c.,.,1,1,,
Th h I It .,:;~ 0.o'ff'.Cosli.....,w. •hi . 1•~ "~'"·•·• -'~'"""!''" ,.na 1.-~on lookt·d at pru11t•rtit•s rrom SJl,000 lO: O\"f"r 570,000 and out I ets : and d e I UX<" e om es are oca cc eorated model coniplex 1n1, DW,,.,~~ ·~ conouc1.,a D• ... , .n. FICT1T1ous eus•NE$1 ~1,,,.1.,
r I 'fl k ro ll'lp I k"t h "ti on the southwest cornt·r 1 1 Bot aiwu21>.01. NAMl!STATEMl!HT •u .. 1 ... ., •. ,,., .. , .. ~~ """''"""G. \\"t•arl•t·on u!>-.·1. 1an s r your 1 · t.'flUippec ·1 c ens \\'I l f d Ed ds are ocatec :.ill6771 sa o..a .. l w.ico. 1n.,1011owif'lllpr•ion "<torng1>u., e
R.N .• Costa l'lesa <·unti nuous clean ing dou· 0 Talbe rt an "''ar · Chica Ave nue . at Pear ct' ,,,;, ~ta••men1 ..-•• 101e11 ...... 1ne rw•~••: • t t t o... d f · t t d Street, bet\\'CCn \Varner County Cit•~ ot Otlln9"' Coutllf on FORRE!.l F . OWtN -.\rule of lhurn >.t iat 1as ~en a1·oun or sornc ble O\'e ns. Also 1ne uce ,-\venue in l·l un tingt on 1.pruis, 1~1s ADVERT •S•NG 1iND MARO:ET1NG
timt· is th;it a f:1nii\y should in\·est not more th<.1 n . is a ne\\' por celain lined A\'enue and Garricld Beach. The site is eas il y F•:m. CD NSulTANT , 1J1•1 Ho1>.on e.,,
lw<·n ti··fi\'t' tJt•rt•t:n t or t hl·ir tnonthly in come for d c· t 0 x e dish.,... a s h t' r . Street. ···ached by 1 ak ,-,1,, the P\lt.>11"""3 O•.inll" co~•• D•ity P11<>1, l•;-N1 ~111•.C1191•11
'-e< #llpril 20.11.llnllMGV •. 11. l'llS l)i l·l i Forre~t F , Ow"", 231•1 Hob<lrt twv. hous i11g _ . ror mi ca counter tops. They are priced ut Rolsa C h il'a exit off the -----..------i...~N1;1111,CA91•11
Still anuth1..·1· g uideline to use 111 arr1\·111g at a garbage disposal. doul;>le S59,000 \\"ith con\·entional Sun Di ego F'rct•\\':IY and PUBLIC l"\OTJCE o;:i'd,!.~sinns 1' ~11c.1ea by:" •11•
pu1'e h<-1 .s t· p1·i<"L' is ··2 1 ~ x .\·our annual gr?.ss ti.1· sink ,' lun--.inous ceiling. financing <l\'ai\able . Tht• dri v ing so uth t o the ---------------•·o.,1\1 0w•n
t·u ntl'. .. 1'~01· c:.antple. ir you1· annual t'arn1ngs is custorn h<11'd \1·urc and v.·ide choice of exlt'riors homesite . l'1CT•T1ouseus1NE$S 1ti11 ,1111,rnent w•• 1•••0 w•th Tl'le
t Id r N#llME STATEMENT COi.iniy Cll"k e>I 0<.iln!jl~ (Gunl'I on April Sll:l.000 the <-1ppruxi 1n <..1tc pri er you s 1ou pay or cabi n et s. t\11 pl.ins gives the project a near All\"isit ors\vhobring a l11elouo .. IRQ 11trsono~to!"'9~1.1.191s. ~
\(JLLr ho1lll' is S·l5.000 or ··21:! x SIS.ooo.·· at'tording lo feature roomy pa nlries'. c u S t om hom e a p. Ri\'iera liuntington ad or nes••~: • r•i•u . C.ll$#11 VI C:TOR•A #11.PARTMEN TS. P .. bu""'o Or;in;I.' Co.i~t DlllV PllOI. lhC' guid(•]i tll'. pcarancc and avoids the llt'\\'S story to the s:t\esof· 11s vicior•• 51 ,~,1. coua Mo.'\d, CA """"1•. tl,'10, 11, 1'l1s 11%.1s Somt· Pl'OJJll' spend 1nurt· th<Jn ther ean afford A 11 fi l"l'P I a ces a re 1nonoton\· \\'hirh afflicts fil'l' \\'ill receive a com-<n•)1 -----
''tl,.,, '''''··in•' :i house. 1-:(1u;.i ll.v tJ;_t inful is the n1is· t t t · somc ne:;.home de,·etot>· 1· l ·rt f lh Jol'lnA1oe•11n1an11no,~11v11;1or1a PVBLJCNOTICE " " n.:i tura \\'DOC l Urn1ng .. p amen ary g1 rom e st•eetApt3ot,Co~t•Me,d,c:111121>11 -------l•1 kl' of bur i ng I hl' l'hl':q)(>st 1>0ssi bl e houSt' ;.u1 d the n \\"i l h ~as· out I c l !'.i. The men ls. bui ldf'r . M&U<I!! vlc ,olre 1nt11ntino, 6315 vi11
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$l500 Price ......
A 1 'h year old residence Is located on a Quiet cul de·
sac street. Parking for YoOf boat or · • •
!railer. ,A real dream inside with
entry hall, formal living room. 4
bedroom s, family troom. brick
fireplace & a big bonus room.
S67.500. Ask for Libby Dlnovtz
14Z.25'1
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An extra-large home with a premium on "comfort.·•
Marble entry hall, oversized living ~· ·
room, brick fireplace. beautiful
family room with lots of glass
•ffects. 3 bedrooms. big balh;s. A
c o mpl e t e ly mode rn kitchen.
$46 ,9 0 0 . A sk f o r D avid
Bartholomew
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Totally customized thruout. Includes a builf-i n wine
cabinet & china closet. Ankle deep l/ Ji.' ·· '
in carpeting, coordinated drapery, ~--
3 bedrooms + den area. lovely
brick fireplace in the extra large
living room. Has been freshly
painted inside & out. '44 .950.
Listed by Mary Jean Crawford. ·
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by l.h,.is immaculate Culverdale home.
VA Of FHA financing available. " ~
This 3Y.i year otd residence offers
!he finest in carpe ts & drapes.
Garage door opener, easy-eare
yards, large patio for outdoor
barbeques. Very spacious throut.
Tiled entry hall. 3 bedrooms.. den
area. fireplace. Submit all .oilers!
S45.700. Ask for Bob Hendricks.
' 5~1720
s. .... n...11P'oeln...
And there's no betler plab! lo take advantage ol the
Summer months than in this ·
comforl·minded family horre in
Huntington Beach. POOi is heatpd
& lillered for year-round use. Has
a completely rerrlodeied kitchen. 3
bedro om s, fa mily room, two
fireplaces! 546.500. Ask lor Bob
llluee. '
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If "prtfty's" wa.at YOll W...t
Then be su re to take a lqok at this sparkling clean
family home. Clean alf. blue Skies ~· · ··
all year round. Oiiers 3 bedrooms ~ · "
+ den area. big wood-burning " f
fireplace · in the llv1ng room. _ 4 natural wood cabinets. burll-1ns. ~ ,d,-;::;
pirpets & drapes. S40 ,950 Listed -'~
by Ann M ontenon, .. •
Ocea.. Ykow t419ilfkMt!
Enormous beach estate in San Clemenle. All rooms
king sized. Secluded ·master ,suite
has a private battf & dressing area.
Huge pantry, birch cabinetry.
Fireplace in the living room &
d ining room. Tired entry h<!ll.
heavy be8med ceilings. $97.500.
Listed by Gene Swartz.
4fZ·7ZIO
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Brick accents. heavy shake roof & double door entry
are just a few o f lhe many fine
e11:tras in !his 31h years old home
in Irvine. New Bermuda hybiid ?-·
yards. l arge covered patio. Has
new drapery . thick carpets. 3
bedrooms.'.+ den + seprate family
room w ith sto n e fj r,ep l ace .
Absolutely ·;gorgeous:· S48.750.
Ask for Jim S·urton.
140-1720
OwRff'S lultt AftOHler
Only 6 Years old. Has sprinklers rront & rear.
cove re d pa t io. Estate -like
grounds. A deco~~tor s delight
inside with a big brick fir~ in
the living room. 3 bedrooms +
family room. e11:1ra bathS and a
1 kitchen guaran1eed to please the
chef 1n 1n1 fami[y. S4~.ooo.
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MilliM Dalm; 'fttw
E~passing a!I ol Mi11slon Viejo & the golf course.
T his m ag n1f1cen t Sp anish .
executive is only 4 years old .
Beautifully accentuated 1ns1de &
out. O ffers 2600 SQ. h with 4
bedrooms + tam 1ty room + den + bonus room & formal d1r11ng
. room. 3 •batns. Spanish fireplace
Cathedral ce111ng s, coord1nate'd
color scheme. Art terms! $72.500
Listed by Wal t Sienko
• J 0-6 0 ) 0 !ii!i!ii!i!ii!i!ii!i!ii!i!ii!i!ii!iiiiiiii
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Most impressive home 1n Elana Point. enjoyS
cool ~a breezes & the <:lean air.
Owner has been transferred &
needs action now! Has park-like
yards. patio. Format living room
w1th stone fireplace. !amity room.
3 bedrooms Includes ankle deep
car pet s & c u s t om drapery.
S48 .SOO Li s t ed by Linda
Montandon. •
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Mear...SOIMI Coast l"lo .. a
Just 3'h years old VA or FHA financing available on
this excep1eona1 home 1n one o f
1he finest family neighborhoods 1n
the area. Has spnnklers front &
rear, covered patio. Versatile floor
plan with 4 bedrooms or could be
3 bedrooms + big den. Extra
large fireplace. wood cabinets.
Water softener included S39,900
Ask for Don Lafferty
Spa•lsMig Red.:Hon
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Emotion:filled tri-ievel..just 3 morHhs old. sitting on a
big' Quiet ,cul de sac tot. There's · !!"'.""'C!ij· d
ptenly of room for a swimming ~~· ~ ·~
pool. Has plush russet orange
shag thruout. separate family
room. formal d1n1ng room. 3 king
sui tes. & 3 k ing baths. Wood
cabinets. fireplace. OWnec-an11:-
iooa. asking S57,000. Listed by
Oanr Clark. 142-66' 1
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Tennis courts are ng ht at hand from this colossal
Racket Club e xecu t ive . A ~
mammoth ol a home with 3000 SQ.
ft . Ayr,es·bu11l with luxury in mind.
From 4 to 6 bedroom suites!
Family roo m w1lh enormous
fireplace. d1n1ng room. Huge
mas1er bedroom with king bath ..
Secluded upper floor. $69.000.
A sk for Betty Martin.
Mo...Mo
Set against a colorful coun!ry background
Fores1 Breathtaking home has
nea1!y 2600 sq. fl 1ns1de. Entry
hall, 5 bedrooms. 3 baths. huge
format living room with flreplace.
lull d1n1ng room. 8 1g family room.
Ranch s t yled k1lchen ha s
everything. Total luxury! $97.500.
Listed by Joyce Santiago.
I J0-6060
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I 7141 832-5440 .
Tiie ''I•~" HoMe .
In the pres119e Park Place tract of homes in Fountain
Vall ey . Jus t 6 months old . ·-f
Mammoth in size w ith 2500 SQ. ft. }.
I ncl ud es choco l ate bro wn ·
carpeting. custom f!Oor·t0<ed1ng
drapes. Entry hall. 4 suites. 2 '1
llreplaces (one i n the master
bedroom & one in the family
room). 3 baths. 579,990. Ask. for ,..:
Jerry Woods .
RacqitHC...~~!L
4 year old residence 1~·just 'h'block from the park &
tennis courts. Has an extra large. ~
private back yard with covered '
patio. Nearly 2300 SQ. It. 1ns1de
with tiled entry hall. 4 bedrooms.
family room + bonus roo~ &
lormal dining room S69.900. ,
L1sled by Jim Champlin
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Action-oriented home in a wonderful neighborhood
of homes. w1!hin walking distance
lo all sch~ls.-Lo:;ely\. Quiet cu! de
sac ,locallon. Neatly manicured
yards. patio. shake root. Many
ex!ras including a country kitchen
wilh wood cabinets & bu1lt-1ns. 3
bedrooms + den area. bnck
fireplace. earpets, drapes. WOW! Ask for Sam Hicks.
SJ6,450-W•' Last 1.--i
Not at thrs price! Splil-fa11 lenc1ng provides a lovely
"wesl ern flair " around this 11
scrumptious home in 1rv1ne. Super
sharp & has all kinds of e11:tras. , ,
Carpets. Drapes. Bright sunshine j~ 1 '
kitchen with gas b u1H-1ns &
dishwasher. Full d ining room.
Priced for quick sale~ Ask for Les
•Miller.
4 + Fc.nlly + P'ool
Big sunken family room with wet
llreplace. 4 bedrooms. formal
d1 n1ng room. 3 baths Heavy
beamed ce1hngs caroe!s. drapes,
wood cabinets Mammoth In-level
..+1th nearly 2500 SQ . It. ssg.90o.
Ask for Richard Rogers
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LEE J. MOHLEl,«EAlTOR
Real Estate 'lnves'tme-n1 t.,
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VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS
260 Newport Center Dr .. Suite 290·
Ne"'·porl Beach 644-6056
IAY & IEACH REALtY, IMC.
2407 E. Coast Highway
C.Orona del J\far 675-3000
AUSTIM-SMITH-GORMAM, REALTORS
2ll2l'I E. Coast flighway
Coronadel J\1ar 644-7Zi0
.f THE ROM TAYLOR GROUP.
1101 Dove, Suite 190
Newport Beach 752-0460
THE ROM TAYLOR GROUP
· "Oar New Offi~1•
271 t 'E. Coast Highwav
Corona.delt.tar 613-7601
JAtOIS REALTY ,:.
2919 Newport Blvd., (comer of 30lhJ
Newport ~acti 675-6070
CURT DOSH, REALTOR
2400 W. Coast Highway, Suite 10
Newp»t. Beach 642·6472
RED CARPET REALTORS/MARQUARD
802 S. Coast Highway '
LagWJ;a Beach 497-1?61
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GEORGE WAIHINGTON.:...
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IAUOA IA Y PROPERTIEs SAM CLEMENTE~ ~TATE CO.
ta So. &l caaw.o Aeal . , . 1505 Mesa Verde Dr .• Eut, C.M. 556-IUJ
4509W. Coa~t Hwy, Newport ~ch67~1060
'MICHOLS RIAL HTATE
2025Soutb Coast Hi1bway
La1una Beach _49;4~03 ~ .. ;', -. RAISOR'S REALTORS ,
4523 CaatpUf Dr., Campus V)b.Shop Ctr.
Ii-vine 833·8600 ·
. S.J,.....,e ' .,.• oa
'UMVasmUALTY
3001.E.Coul~W!'Y ._.._del'llar ' ~10 •
IAL.of ~•IWTY
& IMVISTMINT CO.
1'!'.arlne •Park Avenues
M.M. LA BORDE REALTOR , BillboaMlnd . 87W700 , •, •• ' . . . .. .
ERMIE CLEVELAND. REALTOR C.P. COLESWoRTHY •IALTC>IS
222 £. J7tl\, Suite e · · EallblufrShoppin1 Center
Costa Mesa 543.3404 ~ rt Be b ·---'t'· :'·• ~ ,,, .. ~e.,a ac -..-.-v .
.GEORGE WILLIAMSON, REALTOR' : ". ., ff.ii' i.,IWls~·~0e1AnS
5 ·Westcli£f VLlla . ., -si ~ · .. ' ~ """"{-; 1JmebJti.~rth
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thl first ~ Of menkind; af'CI It i1 w,11 it is
so, •In.JI ii h th1t which is the lot ol 1he "*'
of mankil'ICI."
ABRAHAM LfNCOLN-
Sprlntfifld, lllinoit
.. Let hiftl not. who ii homlleu, pull down
tM Mult of -me, m.n, b\lt hi1 hhn Work
dllt.ntty endbvildone fo<him11lf. Property
ii die h h of labof, pro~rty is dltirlble: it
h • 'pothln toOd in tM world." r .
SUPl!RI HOMES REALTY
3848 Campus Or., Suite 114
Newport Beach' 549·8655
REAL EST A TE ENTERPRISES, IMC.
802 Jris Avenue
Corona del Mar 644-4674
F.E. OLSOM, IMC.
2298 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa &tS·0303
VISIOM REALTY
11121 Culver Dr., University l'a rlr.
Irvine 552·1500
ANMEICEIHAM REALTOR
3098-C Cassia Avenue
Costa Mesa 557·tM60
IOYD REALTORS
3637 E . Coast Higbway
Qlrona del Mar 67S.5930
COLDWILl:IAHICER CO.
2111 San J Ollquin IUlls Rd.
·• Newport Beach &M-1766
WESLIY M. TAYLOR CO ..
-2111 S&n Joaquin Hills Ro.ad, Newport Ce0nter
Newport Beach 644-4910 ·
TRl-HARIOR REALTORS, DIA
herbert hawkins Realtors
400 E. 11th, Costa 1-tcsa, 646·3255
GEM REALTORS ·
120-F Tustin Avenue ,
Newport Beach 64~·4623
~'JIOrt Beach · 646-2414.
HELEN M. BUSH, REALTOR
Newport Beach 645·1564 "f' f • "IrviDe f MD·l611
"C"THOMAS, REALTOR • ~AC,MA~~IAL,:.,ca. :
224 W. Coast Highway 901 !>aver Dr., l\ie'lr'p(lrt Beach M2-1Z151' ~
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LAGUMA MIGUEL REAL TY
3 Monarch Bay Plaza '
Laguna Niguel 4964040 or &30.5050 .. 3232.:t So. Coast Highway
Laguna Niguel 493-2513
SOMERS ltEA&:TY
306 l\larine Avenue ,
Balboa Island 675·4000
rMALD M. llRD ASSOCIATES,
REALTORS .
2192 ft1artin, Suite 155 ·
Jrvine 752-7315
SPARUMG REAL ESTATE
21.92 Duponl Drive
Irvine 833·3548
PYRAMID EXCHAMGORS
2081 Business Center Dr., Suite JOO
Irvine 833·1768
HAL PIHCHIM AMD ASSOCIATES zrn E. Coast Highway
Corona del lilar 67~4392
PETTIT REALTY CO .. REALTORS
18022 Culver Dr., Lloyds Bank Bldg.
University Park, Irvine l 552-7000
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QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES, IMC.
1400 Quail Street _,,.
Newport Beach 752-192&
ORAMGE COAST REAL ESTAn
2600 E. Coast Jli ghy,·ay
Corona del Marj ~41M8
SEASHORE REAL ESTATE
·1.505 W. Balboa Blvd.'·
Newport Bcaelt' 67s-.580Cf
IA YSHORE -•EALn'
500 .nh Slreet, ·Nt!'Wport Beacb..
675-1331 24 bou~ ~·.
SCOTT REAL TY . ~~ .
31S 3rd Street
lluntington Beach 536-7533 ·
RACHELLE ROBERS. REALTOR
3333 E. Coast lti'gbway
Corona del ~lar 675-2373
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.. Newport Beach ~5527 l&H M acArtbur, Ne-A-port Beach Ctt $ZOO
COLE OF MEWPORT, REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Highway ·
Coronadel Mar. , 675·5511
rm BARRETT REALTY
1605 Westcliff Dr., Newpo(t. Beach. 00·5200
700 E. Balboa Blvd., B&Jboa 675-4000
ED RIDDLE. REAL TOR IMC.
2211 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
646-81111 or 833-3820
ROY MC CARDLE REALTOR
11!!110 Newport Blvd.
Cost.a Mesa 54;8· 77'29
HUG HOMES; REALTORS
567 San Nicolas Dr., Suite 102
N~wport Beach 640-4050"
UMITED IROICERS. REALTORS
2400 (5) West Coast Hl 'ghwaf
Ney,·port Beach 646-7414
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WORLD REAL ESTATE
3015r,B llarbor Blvd.
Costa li1csa 5.56-7717
SOUTH COAST IMVESTMEMT
3833 Birch Street'
Newport Beach ~12
SELiCT PROl'SrTlES. ~UL ESTATE
2232 East Bristol Street
Newp:ort Beach ·~·
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CJS REAL ESTAT&
1740 Orange Avenue .
Co1ta Mesa ~1"8
DA VIDSOM RUl;TY
. 2 Newport Of'Roelto Serve You
645-7575 673-ioeo ' . CORllH-MARTIM .IMC~ REALTORS
3036 E. C<wt Highway
Corona del ~lar 644·7662
. T()JIM RUL TY. IMC.
18831 ~a Chica
Huntlnitan Beacn Mf.1371
" HIGB. IAILIY & ASSOCIAns
2732'E. ·eont ·Hilbway
Corona del Mar 6fo4·72ll
MA~~~~~~ rfi~L'!'Y
Newport Bea~b . 642·31a
· UuALToRS
100 West Marlpoa.i. (Dee A. ToraAnatM') san.a....,..., -.i.a100 . ·. · v ·~~ liALTY , ·" ~~lHllhway
COl"OOli de& Mar "' 47$-7225 " ' ..
LIDO REALTY
331"1 Vk Lido, Udo Isle Newport Beach · 873-!J3DQ.. , ~"]
AMERICAN HOME R1ifoR~
875 No. Coast HighWay' · ~.
Lacuna Beach 4M·7513or&l001
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CAYWOOD REALTY 63os W. Coait HJpway
Newport Beaeh 541-lM
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359 San litiguel Dr .. Suite 102
Newport Center, Newport Beacll 640·6600
" UWSOM REAL ESTATE
3416 Via Lido, Lido Isle
Newport Beach 675·4562
THE REAL ESTATERS
18862 AfacArthur Bl vd.
Irvine 7S2·1700
DOM V. FRAMKLIM, REALTOR
3250 £. Coast Highway
Corona dcl !\f ar 673;2222
UNIQUE H.\.. .. Es
TwoOfnces toSei:ve t~rbor Area
615.oooo.' 546-5990
RHODA'M.lGIL, REALTOR
Y6ur Kings Road Broker
(714 ) 642-3600
CAPISTRAMO V AWY .REALTY
32072 camino ,Cap.ist.rano
San Juan Capistrano. 493-1124
HERITAGE REAL.,ISTATE
Two Offices for Y09r 'ton\•eniencc
l!iOO Adams, 546·5880/2918 Bristol. CM. 5'\0-1151
' llLL GRUMDY, RJALTOR
341 Bayside Dr .• Suite I
Newport Beach 675-6161
MCDOWELL PROPERTIES
1740() Brookhurst, Suite 212
Fountain Valley 968-Mll
JOMES R'EALTY
2001 W. Balboa Blvd.'
Newport Beach 673·6210
RIGHTR.ALTY
4341 Birch Street, Suite 100
, Newport Beach . 979-8533
HISr.--IRC!JWM & ASSOc., REALTOR
Bink of Calir. Bldg .. Suite 220
1401 Dove St.._NcY.'J)Ol1 Bet1ch 833 ·9i8l •
REALTOR
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APRIL20-26
Through ti. y~, from the beginnin91 of life in Americo, the one dNem tN1 hlo •nvi prevliled hll·blell the ll>ifftv to 0.... one's own ·
property. As It -with the famous oeaipents of the homes dopicted on this pigo, the people of A~•rleellill"Cll,. to the 11CUrity ·the
pride and~ co~~ort of owning a ~ome o! their~· Now, during NotiONI Rt1ltor W•, the'"*'1ben of yilw 8olrd of R1llto11 ......
their -obilrtrn to mike possible th11 American dtMm for fNSV member of""' c0mmui1ftY. For experilrlOlll oonwnltnt ..,.,,i,. In
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SAVE THOUSANDS
~to'orm11l ent"ry lo spacious
sunken .Jivi n" room ;:ind
forma l dining. Huge
patio k itc he n <:1 nd
breakfe:1»t noo". L<:1rl!IC
J'ami l y -parly r oom ,
Separate mother·in-law
suite. Swcep111g Hlair!I lo
secluded master and
c hildr e n s su it ett .
Enormous 400. sc1. rt.
bonus game room. Every
possible extra, Only
$69,950 today . Cal l
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·could ask ro~! 'Otrer.td at$97,000
MOT& SIR.
One mile 'to.,.Knott's Berry Farm .
IOOXJOO on main' frootage street1 Of.
fered at $75,000
CORONA DEL MAR
Rustic home with 2 bdrms., 2 baths, on·
R-2 lot. Offered.at ·i;ss,pso. •
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Newport Bea-C.h',' e1'clusive. area.
Beautifully decorated with p apers &
paint; 4 b9rms., dining rm.; recrea·
tion room. Ready to goat$73,900 ·
. COIOHA .. MAI DUP!-EX
Uncle S. will help you buy this 3 bdrm. + l ·bdrm. Best terms. $90,000
HARIOR VIEW HOMIS
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... CANYON IEST IUYI SUt,iOO
Lovely VIEW & rm for pool!
Spectacular 2-story entry, huge LR,
DR. fantastic kitchen, 4 bdrms & 3
luxury baths. Plus a bonus rm. Very
plush cptng, fully landscpd. Quiet st.
2 RUE CHAMONIX SAT/SUN 1·5 . -. '
. IJCLUSIVE LINDA ISi.i -$425.00!1
The ONLY brand NEW home on
ma rket on this exclusive isla nd. Truly
luxurious thruout! 5 Bdrmst faro rm,
• recr,eation rm, '5V:t baths. central vac.
pool/jaC\IZZi, Jge sauna, 3-car garage.
Gorgeous custom drapes & carpeting.
75 LINDA ISLE SAT/SUN 1-5
•
" C.D.M. LUXUIT DUPLEX -S 145,000
Real pride· of owners hip In quality
built 2-stor y. A 1"'1 e ly home l>lus
income. 3 BRt' den, 2 baths, frpl in
each. Sundeck. Btwnhwy&ocean.
·510 AVOCADO OPEN SUN 1·5
REALTORS
671-1$11
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OPEH HOUSES
320 SEA w AllD. SlfOlllCLIFFS: One or a
kind, split·level three bedroom, family
room. Custom built, beam ceilings;
interesting and different. Open SUN. 1
to5. ·
3626 CATAMAIAHo Corona de! Illar:
S.P·R·E ·A·D out! Big family living
with six bedrooms, huge family room1 pool, jacuzzi, putt-ing ·green.
(l\farguerite Ave. to Inlet· W·ay,
immediately left on Keel Dr. & follow
your nose to the cul-de·sac). VOILA l
OpenSUN. l to5. . ·
2124 YISTA..LOREOO:WeHADasecret"
but now we can share it. Exclusive,
exQuisite, exceptional four bedrooin
Bluffs Condominium. Open SUN. only
12:00to5. Just $87,000.
JUST LISTED -11.UFFS CONllO
Super sharp Carmelita model & just 18
mos. new! 4 Bdrms., 3 full baths ,
storage galore. Flat-top bltn. range.
Transferred owner must leave! $82,900
llVINE TBIRACE
18.AXED WATBI VIEW LIVING
O.igned for comfortable family Ii vin g
&eJieCutive entertaining. 4 Bdrms., 4 11:?
baths, formal dining area. Bay & ocean
V,iew, covered patio, pool & bit-in BBQ.
Detaile d to perfection. App't. only .
$247,500 .
C.F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTILUFF CENTER
. ' 1002c ••• , .. 1002
.••. 'i
A~ '••"•"'
Much in demand Carmel; 3 bdnns .• 2
baths + family rm. Offered at the low
price of $64,950.
VICTORIA, NIE.All ~ ILVD.
436 CAMlllDGE CIRCLE: Newport
Heights area. Fresh on the market.
Three bedroo~s. 2 baths. Owner wants
quick sale & has priced this
accordingly. Open SUN 1to5. $.57 ,900.
2424 2hd SL: Back Bay. Here's your
"CAPE COD "·two story. Three
bedroom, fa!Pily room, formal dining ;
built as builder's own-home. Open SAT
&SUN 1to5. $97,000.
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Open Sat/Sun
1-5 .
263 I 6tftSt .. ·
C.M.
48R, oversiied ram rm, 2
ba. Choict! f:asL1ide JOl.
Enc los ~d rront putio.
:j,54,900.
LJ:':ifli
752·1920 '~
1400 QUA It SI. NlWPOllJ •fAC
HEW LISTINGS
Steps to OcNn
·rwo homes on lY.t lots. in
Wes l Newport, Xlnl
cond. Vi ew. 2 Bdrms., I
ba. & 2 bdrrns., ramily
rm .• 2 baths. Ideal for
home & income. $135,000
673-3663 642-2253 Eves
Two Ona Lor
Near channel; xlnt rcn·
tal properly. Call for de-
L a i I s . $87 ,
073-3003 ti73·8086 Eves
Peninsula Point
Nearly aew 2-story, 3
bedroom, 3 ba ths;
.e n closed palio , 2
fi replaces. electric· built·
ins, garage door opener.
Priced al $124,000
673-3663 642·~
4-PLEX, WILL TIAllE
4 Larg~ units, xlnt loc. Offered at
$95,500
644-7662
GtMral 1002G ....... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BLUFFS BAYFRONTS
WUNS PANORAMIC UY VllWS .
JUST LISTED, 2 of the sharpest, nrly:
new. Big E's, in The Bluffs. 22:ill.Sq. n.,
3 BR. 2'h ba .• form . din., huge fam.
rms. $91,500 and $94,500
OPEN 1°5 , 2617 VISTA ORNADA
WI.ANS, PANORAMIC IAT YllW
Elegant 3 BR,. 21>2 ha., 1950 sq. ft. Like
new 3 yr. olds; Jots of glass, a ll leading
to Jge .. wrap-a round patios. $84,000 &
$HY7 ,000 Incl. land.
OPEN 1.5
OPEN 1·5
2957 ljlUIDADA
312 VISTA MAD..,.
SUPER 4 IR. IUT-$57,500
Trnmac. 3 yr. old, across from· pool &
huge greenbelt. Combination·
kitch /fam . room, 2'h baths.
3 IDIMs; a FAMIL V IOOM
Bus, stores. school & church at the
door. Ideal Joe. for future income.
·$34,950
IA VFllOMT HOME. FOR LE.UE
Enjoy ·the quiet serenity of quaint Bay
Island. Furn. 3 BR & maid's room
home for lease. Tennis court, pier &
float. $2,000 Month. By app0intment.
llG CYH. Gc:il.F COURSi! LOTS
$87 ,500; ~.500; s100.ooo F ee
WATHFRONT LOTS-HE
$150,000; ~.000; $285,000
2111 S-Jaq' z.Hih lo9d
NEWPORT llEACH, N.1. 644-4tl 0
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.~IG CANYON
TWO OPEN HOUSES in BIG CANYON
ColHltry Club are staffed to show you
ALL availablt homes in this prestigious
area. ~· co-. :s-.tal'-1·5 to
35 Rue Fontainebleau 4 Bedroom +
Pool 3 Rue Deauviile 2,Bedroom +Den
Also 3 BR Bordeaux $119,500
VOGEL & BABBITT
1411 MARINERS: Westcliff area; a
HANDY DANDY big family home;
solid value too. Five bedrooms, JXK>l.
Close to shopping, schools, library &
park. Open SAT. 1 to5. $66,500.
IMAGINATION UNLIMITBI: Interesting
two bedroom with a "loft" the kids will
love. On a lot & one-half & ready for a
large second unit (R-2 zoning). $75,500.
-TREASURE: On E. Bayfront,
Litlle Island. Unusual five bedroom
ON THE BAY, with PRIVATE PIER,
or can reconvert to a duplex.
Appointment only.
COIOMA DEL M.AR. close lo the
investor's delight: Priced right ror
expanding; extra large Jot to store a
camper, boat, extra car parking. Two
bedroom, two baths, lanai, large patio.
$87,500 ..
TEN ACRES ON THE IA Y: Private
estate with 'lovely Colonial home plus
guest cottage. On Puget Sound, Vashon
Island. ,
IENTAL: Just steps to Big Corona
Beach. llfonthly, yearly, short term -
whatever. Owner out of area, wants it
rented. Six bedroom, three baths.
Reasonable rent.
COLE OF HEWl'ORT REALTORS
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Circle 1973 Top U1ter & Top Salu•-. 3 HOUSES Go•ral I 002 Ge•ral I 002
260 Newp o r! Ce,1 ter Dr NB 044 -6056
Eleg ant, impress ive Newport-Me-salocrdofRedton 0 .. 1 LOT Newport Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••<!•••••••••••
wonder home with spec-" E 2 S GLEl'i MAR
tacular all glass garden $37,500 GStem ty. Huntington Beach.Jove:
kitchen. ma ss iv e & ... ral 1002CS••ral 1002 That's right!JOnll.ot. Nestled in canyon with ly 3 bedrm , covered
fireplace, beamed ceil-••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••,.••••••••••••• lriveslors special. In-view or Cherry Lake. 5 patio, much upgrading.
1n gs, a n d s hut\er s • PERFECT 1'41.4.GARAFAU.S come producing units Bedroom,J baths,den& Pricedtosell$45,000.
lh_roughoul. Avaifablc ror owner oc'cupanl. 2 JUST REDUCED!! that need a bWe T.L.C. ! rumpus rm. Lge garage, C01'4DO
with only 10% down, Brand New Bea c h Huge custom shaped Nowhere~an ~u r!nd . POOL and
1
room ror _a Hard to find 4 bedroom, bd~m. 2 bat.b:1 and only Duplexes with38R,28a olympic sized pool with "value like t . Bnng horse. Don t lose this 1111 yr new. Call rorinfo
$-19,950. Units each. Ample ansrtplungangwaterfall paint an · h. Fix-up one. Tri-Harbor Rllrs, about added reatures.
garage & parking with viewed from lhe beamed and ma . Take ad-OBA. Won'tlast at i:IS,ot>. II IQi••~I Jsl owner depreciation. family entertainment va,ntag . Sellttr says Open Sat/SU. 1~5 · · SUMMER COMING_ iii---. • $85,000. ea. Call644-7211 center. Double fireplace, Hurry!! Agent-.IM7-6010. 2l27 f•till You will enjoy this fully
Pl ..... ir.:. . • ~~ .. ·~".:'~~de"".i':.':.'iO:: ii"""'"'""N<V • :!~:;>;"';'.::'~ ;, ~! n2-mo room & bath-house. Huae ~-.. home. Plus, you can
MOO OUAl'tt NI llACM corner tot prestige Joca-~ ~~ walk to sbopping cen· /Jn NIG[L
ur.nLY &
AS5lJ[IAlE5
•• TAX
REFUNDERS
lUMITS
tion. Seven fruit trees l!~";;·;··;;··;m:;;:;::;;;:;1 ten. Offered at a tow plus shade & palmr1 $62,000. Hurry. wqn't
garden. Hurry-Just re~ DOYER SHORES lasL • d64u5c_~.!!; .. sacrifice!! Call ~O~-P~R~ ......... Santiago or:; best buy I~~~~~~~~ on this excluaive street. 41-
BR .. 3 ·ba .. fam. rm. & BEST BUY
formal din. rm. $94,500 p k .,.. c....,. NB Mt-1155. C~LL 67s,.7060 Jn Coll ege ar • 3 Bdrms., 2 baths; frj;lc.
Gow't OWMd NEW carpetlng. $44,500 440E.-.t NOOOWtl
CLOSING COSTS
·CHECK
THESE
ExcJusi•• Ullillgs
SPYGLASS NIU.
Southport 6 Bdrm, pool
HARBOR VU HMS
Palermo, 4 BR& family
·11GCANYON
Broadmoor Plan.U pool
CDlol DUPLIXES
Newer ones to $1G,500
• 702 Heliotrope3-2
713 Larkspur 3
PROMONTORY IA Y
4&Family, pier&slip
*it**
IMVESTMEMT
PROPERTIES
CDM Comm bld g
• • --•.....•• -•.. $160,000
Costa Mesa Comm
$17S,OOO Duplex Plus
Separate Home
' .. , $~,.9.500
3 BR., 2 ba.tfZS.SOO Open Sat/Sun l·S Low dpwn payment
CALL SS,6-1800 BESt BUY
New part BeAdl ApYI OMLY!! to$4iS0,000 ~
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,·4 PLEX
Sbarp&Citan • Cornerl.Ol
$67,500
~~ s.,,._ __
. :645·514t.
IRANDHIW
TAXCREOlT
2 story calbedral ceiling,
brlclt Cirepla~. bonus
room o\·er garap,.c'"UStic
atmosphere LESS THAN
_, 2 0 0 0 . D 0 W N
'PAYMENT IS FULLY
REFUNDABLE AS TAX
CREDIT unde r new
tedl:r9'l l•w1. $34,750. tw.U
price lturry! l Call -
lalboa la\' Prop .
COLLEGE.rARK R.taltors In Monticello rondo. 3
OpenH..,..1-5 ~~~~~~~~IBdrms., 1~ baths. Ex·
2269 C:a._.. Or.CM -• ceptio11al1y clean. $31,5()(1
10% Down. '!olnPIOtiily .;IU51 llllUCED, BEST BUY
remodeled, nu cpt1, $4,500.
drpa, 3 BR, 2 BA.r'*" HAfo b«T 1v1ew 'Hi I rs. S2,000Tax refund. On the
vac1nt. Move in • .N'O Swl•··-!fo•l jacuKzi, water, dramatic NEW
cleanin•or p8inliq nee.• priwat.e-",trelttfed patios. home, recently reduced Comelooktor~. Delu•l!I 4 BR, auest I0011,7$220,GW
846--3928,eves55Ml14 rooms,~ kitchen, 409 Mo.~
Lachenmyer Rdttor ~lf-cle~D'i ~. truh 1111bo41 himd
eotnPIClat, 8-B-Q. Fan-"'-SaflC...-1 I toatlc crplg • drps., -,...~ 1-• 4 ll.-l1/21A.-:
R1mblinC r1nc" atyle
home In preati&fous
81ycrest area. Located
on quiet s treet, wit~
bltna. 111ore. Rent 'tit l
, ...... Fee iant1.111•·900· HESTERmWN Dl~L 64U600
mlnlm•I laod1c:apln1. DOW.._
$idinl 11au doon'lood ANXIOUS to ••PIDllV•. peUo wtOt Bou1bt •nother home! 4
slutOiboard'towt. -aota BA best buy in good
ol pri;itlQ. ~le oat. area. Price jUll reduc:ed
A mutlJMtl ~.ooo to $48,9SO-;-{ree torm a.a1surs · · h•~ pool. 'II' , ., , DIAL o4°"400. . REALro.s .
4.523 Campu ot., lrvlne
Campu1 Valley'SlqtCtr.
CAU IJJ.1600
le Assoc., Reakars
lll-t711
MESA VIRDl
-$21,000 ' lmmaeulate, lharply de-
corated, no m1iD1en•nce
livi ng. &xl1tln1 FHA
loan. Private Ulbdalion
tee only $28 Plf IDOMh.
WhoeYer t~ of UV-tnc in "Mela V.w.ilietor--
ly $28.000! 6*1'UL Open'
Eves.
s IDRM/2 STORY WEL TOH & CO.
Tree lined street:• -67M90i
Prestige approach. •
MaS'sive entry.
Enurmou.s parlor.
Formal banquet room •
Gi&antic carden tltchen.
M.immouth rUmpus
room. 5 BOnus bedrooms.
CJo-in1 COits' moves1you
in, Gl'a bile adyantap.
Call no• Ma·2535. ·
O'fH fM •• ll'S J~ fO If M(t '
~"':l TH[ RF Al ~J LS1.~1£RS
BAYfRONT
BALBOA PENINSULA
4Br,48a &GallerJ
2 Fireplace
Wetbar
Uttra modem kitchen
Priv1tep4er
P'ee lalMI. 1271.000
1200 E. B•lboa Blvd.
175-8120
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1·5 PM
SPYGLASS RIDGE
Exciting stru. $l88,500
1621 loydlff
* · IRYINETERRACl'l View, pool. suo,ooo
1701 GAi.ATV.
* tiAL PIMCHIM, llllr.
7271.C-Hwy
67S·4l92
PAIMT&
CARPEi'
-Walk1:r 1: l!!I!
N1-.1I f.,t,1ff•
' · Cl111lfied ada Mil IJli
Items, sm•ll ilernt or
Item. JmtcaU•"'8.
I
MANY OF rtCE F
LISTED IELOW All OPEN THIS
WIEllEHD FOi TOUloNSPECTION.
CALL FOi ADDRESSES AND
INFORMATION.
LINDA ISLE -NEW LISTING
Lovely family home on· lagoon.
Decorator wallp~pers & carpets
throughout. Extensive use of wood
p~neling. Beautifully planted
courtyard. Pier & slip 'for 60' boat.
$365,000.
7S' LIDO FllONTAGE
Spacious 5 bedroom home with
dining room. of[ice, separate
children's wing and family room.
Large secluded patio in center of
this outstanding family · home.
$169,500.
MAIK OF PRESTIGE
Remarkably detai l~ and crafted
Dover Shores Spanish cla s~ic .
Enduri11g beauty, exceptional
charm. FJawlCssly executed. View,
4 bedrooms, 6 baths, family room,
dining room. Tasteful. Radiates
ageless charm. $215,000.
CORONA DB. MAI
Charming to'Vnhouse .-deli ghtful
decor. Hardwood floors, leaded
windows, TV-m}lSic center and bar
in convertible den. $65,000. Fee.
"VANDEllllLT" PAllJ( HOME
One of University Park"s rarest and
most popular plans . A ver y
spacious 4 bedroom and family
.room home with 3 bath·s.
Beautifully located on a park with a
view. $79,500.
llG -IEAUTIFUL -ILUFFS
Warm 3 bedroom home with family
room, forma:l. dining room, 2
fireplaces, view of park and bay.
lots ·or mission tile and much more.
$97,500.
POINSEITIA SPECIAL
Includes all the' fun and charm of
family beach living in Corona del
Ptfar. 3 bedrooms .& den. Beam
ceilings thru-out. Extra large lot at
$99,500.
A SPACIOUS ESTATii IN
Corona d el ~lar, with access to
private beac h es. Cheerful 3
bedroom home overlooks pool.
waterfall & beautiful gardens and
only $129,500.
. TOP LIDO LOCATION·
Quality constructed four bedroom
four tiath home on comer Strada.
Hardwood floors. Priced at $130,000.
. PllME OCIAIROMT LOT
Ideal· site for your 4'Dream Home''
on the beach. 1 \>2 lots on Balboa
Peninsula. $175,000. ,
2-4+1 '
Watch these units appreciate. 4
Corona del Mar duplexes r a nging
.from $81 ,500. to $84,500. Buy one.
two, three or all four. Owner w!li
trade for farm land.
OCEAN a JE1TY V.W
Spacious family home across Cro"I
Big Corona Beach. 3 bedrooms,
guest room, family room. Formal
dining, office, worksl)op plus ample
parking. $259,500. ·
• DIAL 644-176'
2161 S-J .................
A COLDWllU. 1'191R CO. . .
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HOME :QWNERSHiP:
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~JOY SUMM!R IH YOUR OWH POOi.
4 Bedroom home with 2~~ baths.
Playboy family room. 2 Fireplaces. No
down for G I buyers. $52,000.
srECIAL OF THE WIEll •
Lovely 3 bedroom home, 2 balh ,
complelely fenced and landscaped.
Heavy s hak e roor~ fireplace and
C'Overcd patio. Only $44,500.
John W. Cody, Realtor
494-9794 133-9081
MSED~
S.1111
blaleat selection ctiiewllollllll
Soutllem Cllhmll:
It's easier to buy ·---than to n..nce an old one. .
The C!fy of Irvine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 WBJnut Village
1002&eMr.. 1002 COnegePantHomes •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality homes for
growing families
from S.S,490
. .
~II. mucneb /lrvlne ~ realty
FIHER HOMES
FROM $32,900 TO $775,000
SOMIETHIHG SPECIAL
New lg. cusLom Bayfronl home w /5
lovely bedrooms, gla morous master
's uite w /''His & Hers'' dressing
rooms & baths. Quality cqnstruc-
lion. Pier & ~lip. $325,000. Charles
Arnold 642·8235. < X47 1 ·
TuRTLEROCK -PAHOR/<MIC VIEW.
ONL \' $132,500 incl. land! Dramatic
5 beclroorn , ramil,y room, 2-story
home w /for e\·cr view of tolorful
ni ght li ghts. Pl'i vale & secluded,
close lo co1n 1nunily pool & te11nis
courts. Wallt!r King 642·8235. (X4~>
WHAT CAH YOU GIET FOR UZ,9001
A lovely 2 yr. old, 3 bedroom con·
dominiurn in Irvine on premium
lo c ation ! 'J'h<.1l 's what ! Laszlo
Sh;,irk;.1.ny 6.t4·620U. (X49 )
S TTLE, SECURITY & VALUE:
3 bedroom Oceanrront <.:ondominium
in 8<.1lboa . Perrect for those who re-
quire full·lin1e or part-lime OC·
c:upanc y w fl'ull ·time secur it y .
Price d to sell al 582.500. Cli11t i\loses
6-12·H2J5. i .X5U I
PRICE JUST REDUCED.
Superb 4 bedroom home located in
the much soughl ;,ifter Baycrest.
Everything you need & all you could
ever want! Now only $102,000. OPEN
SUN. 1·5 P.M. 1739 TRADEWJ NDS
LN. (X51J
"OWHU WAllTS OFFER"
View home in Harbor View Hills. 3
bedrooro·s. convertible den. family
room -MOVE.JN CONDITION!
S97.000. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200.
(X52>
118 CAHYOH CUSTOlll.
Sweeping views of lakes & 3
(airways. Gracious 5 bedroom
home. \V oOO paneled family room
w/"'e l bar & l'ircplace. $290,000.
l\.1 axinc Williams 642·8235. (X53)
"SPLEHDOR IH SPYGLASS"
Cu 1nbining exq uis ite e legance &
cheery w<.irmth. 3 plush bedrooms,
formal dini ng. ultra Jiving room,
paneled fami ly roo m w /ba r, pool /-
jacuz zi & superb VIEW of sea &
Newport Center. Sl7-t.500. Jack
Cuslcr 642·8235. (X54)
DISTIHCTIOH & sorHISTICATIOH.
Rare Bluffs home! Luxurious 3
bedroom -gorgeous greenbelt
vi e w . $76 ,500. Owner s bought
anolher-musl sel l. OPEN SUN. 1·5
J.l .i\J. ~101 VIS'J'A EN'rRAD1\. IX55>
llG CAHYOH
SIR + pool ol $114.900!
A beautiful, highly upgraded Broad·
moor home w/yicw, pool & jacuzzi .
'J'om C.l uccn G.14 ·U2tJO . (XS6J
IAYFROHT IUY.
Custom dec:oratcU 4 bedroo
ly room home on SOx lOO lol.
s l ip for 55' sai l boat .
landscaped. $300 .000 int: I. Ian
t'r"zee ti42·11235. (X57 I
fami··
ier &
i c h ly
.. Jane
,
Village of El carrnno Real
Greentree Hornes
UnlQUe lot plans tor
young families
from S39,495
Deerlield Patio Homes
Versatile floor plans
tor growing families .....,..,,..,I
DeertieldT~ornes
t & 2 story homel
for yQUng famllies
from S37,4IO
. Deerfield Parl< Homes
Spacious, elegant
e11:ecutive homes
hom S54,995
Village ot University Patk
The Terrace Towntiomes
Single story homes
surrounding a parl<
from $40,990
Parl< 11 Homes
Dramatic. rustic
e11:lerior deSigns
from ss•,ttO
Deane Homes
Distinclive single family ga,.len homes
from tff,250
Rancho San Joaquin Towmomes
A new adutl-orlented,
golf & temis recreation
corrmunity.
from S53,t90
Village of Hartior VIEN(
Harbor View Homes
Charming 1 & 2 story
single family hOmes
from $70,495
Spygla5$ Hill
E11:ecutive homes with
spectacular ocean views
from $11&,000
Jasmine Creek Homes
Plush homes accented
wilh cedar. brick & stone trom $95,500
1\Jst1n
Greenwood Villaoe
Lauret.Nood Townhomes
Maintenance-free IMng
in a rustle environmen1
hum S28,990
Laurel'NCXld Palio Homes
Distinctive a & 2 story
slngle family hOmes
fromSU,990
PEIPPeftree Homes
1nglnalive Ooor p$W\s
fOf growing lamilies
from f47,490
You CM reach these homes
by taking !he g., Diego Cl s.rca ~freeway to 11'\iine. Sbend a day In 1ne viltlQes ·of Irvine. You might find It's
where YotJ want to spend
the rest of yoor tile. ~
[IJUM. llOOSll'IGOl'f'Oltlll'lllY 1!!.r
IRVINE
VIUAGES ,... __
PAHORAMIC VllW
'HACH
lllgh on the BJutr over·
looking Huntin g to n
Beuch. Formal entry to
uhant farm sly~ kilchen .
Spaeious mirrored ll\ling
r oo m with view .
Separate m aster and
childrens suites. Enter ·
taincr's patio w Jth
bre<i1thtakine view. Be
first lo E-ec 1l. $48,500.
Call 963·6767.
* * * *· *· * Heritage--ColleCtion
ROOM TO RAMBLE
OVll ZSOO .. ft. of family home. 4
Bedrooms, 3 baths, den, dining area
and large rumpus room, complete with
cathedral ceilings and wet bar. One of
a kind Mesa Ver<te best area. Large
sec luded lot. Don 't miss it, cell
546-5180.
Ope• s .. I ·5 2004 .._ c.,...
VACANT
AHD HEW °" THE MARKET -sharp
north Costa Mesa, 4 bedroom, 2 bath &
family room. Beautiful condition with
remodeled kitchen and new carpets
thruout. Perfect cul.de-sac location.
L-. pri•ole ,....i. P riced only ~1,950.
Cail now, won'tlast 546-5110
ASSUMABLE LOAN
rAYMEHTS OHLY U49. per month in·
eluding laxes for this sharp 3 bedroom,
2 bath Costa Mesa home. You'll Jove
the massive brick fire place, huge
kitchen, separate dinette area, cov-
ered patio and large rear yard studded
with fruit trees. Mew °" tM ...at.
Priced only $37,000. Coll 546-5110.
NEWPORT BAC9' BAY
OVll 3700 Sfj).FT. of family home .
Priced on)Y $122,5.00. '51iig bedrooms,
formal dining, large family, 2 pools. 2
fireplac'es & much, much m o re.
Elegantly decorated & ready for your
inspection. Cal 546-5810
EASTSIDE COST A MESA
llST IUY IH TOWH -3 Bedroom, 2
bath a nd dining. Cozy fireplace, bltns, ·
and lols of extras. "9 R·Z lot with de·
tached double garage. Very clean!
Jusl !isled at $38,950. Col S40-l I 5 I
UNUSUAL HOME
FllST TIME OFHRED -4 bedroom,
family rm , 2 frplcs, 3 baths, big lot, 4 .
car ga rage, 2 patieis, ncelllty re•a••d..
All this and lovely Eastside location.
Harbor High School district. Asking
$64,500. Owner will lis ten to offers. c ..
540-1151
RARE FIND
srECTACULAR OCEAH FIOHT -2
story home with magnifice nt •iew .ct
beach. 3 Large bedrms with room for 4.
Oversized family room and living rm.
il\'lodern .kilcnen and dining. All less
than J years old. First time offered at
Sl99,000 . Choice Balboa location. C:ol
540-1151
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OPEN HOUSE
Saturday & Slllday I to 5 pm
201 COLLINS AVENUE
BALBOA ISLAND.
HOMIS· OPIH 1-5 TW1 Afttn101•
UHl9UE I• -Verde -5 bedroom
family home. 76,500. See Nancy
Simmons at 2036 Swan Drive.
UHl9UE • 5')'111-Hill -17,000 sq. fl.
Jot, 4 bdrm single story, nearly new.
212,000. See Fran Scott at 67 Monlecito,
Spyglass Hill.
UHlfj)UE DUl'UX ioC..-dolMar-
Classic, landmark duplex. Spanish
exterior, interior. New cond ., exciting.
See Vergilene Hull at 608 Marguerite,
bring 139,500.
UHlfj)UE "" Udo Isle,-4 bdr ms, large
lot , pool, vCry Pasadena, i nc l
screened sun porch. See Hugh MynalL
116 Via Havre. Asking 175,000.
UHIQUE i• the IWfs -o riginal section,
3 bdrm . excellent condition. See
Ronnie Lundy .at 2004 Vista Cajon.
74 ,000. .
UH19UE Jo the lloffs -3 bdrm ,
delightful paneling, view, own~r , will
finance at 8 1ho/ot asking 98,SOO.
See Rita Boland ¥l 430 Vista Parada
m the Bluffs.
UHlfj)UE io C...-dol . Mw -2 two
bedroom units, one is a darling home ;
other over gai"age unit. Close to shops,
library. 96,500. See Barbara Hutchings
al 510 Marigold, Corona del Mar
UHlfj)UE io c:..t. MeM -Eastside, 3
bdrm home, iarge R·s Jot. pool, VA
loan. asking 42,500. See Dottie Johnson
at 1938 Church St.reet.
UNIQUE NI Cortaa .. M• -4 Qdrm, 2
story larger home with a smal.hard.
Near beacnes. newer, nifty. See Zoe
Anr1 Rhodes al 310 Orchid, Corona d el
Mar.
UHl9UI In C...-dol Mw -2 bdrm.
solid home on a small lot, with some
ocea n vie·W. Asking 94,500. See
Marilyn Hodges at 3322 'Seaview,
Corona del Mar. --
UHlqllE i. "'"" V--Sharp 2 bdrm plus convertible fa mily room, super
pOOl area, 62,500. See Gudrun Coady
at llllS5 Calvert.
llMf9uE i. -Verde -Handsome,
yummy 3 bdrrri Buccola, across from
park , perfecto! 79t500. See Giles
Statum at 1791 Hummingbird, Mesa
Verde.
UHf9UI i• .Harbor . View Ho•et -
Portofino with bunk room, plus 3 bdrm
home. Slighll~ Spanish. Sec Nancy
Lau x. at 1729 Port Charles. Bring
92,600.
UHlfj)UE In -Verde -5 bdrms, pool,
jacuzzi. atrium model. 80,500. See
Earl Hibbard at 2081 Goldeneye, Mesa
Verde
UHlfj)UI lo Mes• 'l'•rtle -:-4 bdrm ,
custom near golf and tennis club,
large lot, single story. See Betty
Chappel at 1882 Tahiti Drive, Cotta
Mesa.
UHlfj)UI i. -'I'--Fairway 4
bdrm, sihgle stor.y, new offering at
149,000. See Martha Beynon at 3024
Java Road.
llHlqlll lo -'I'--5 ·bdrm, split
level with big lam. rm., 2· frplces.,
near golf, tennis. See Jac1kie
Handleman at 1925 Kauai. 87,500.
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ON 1°'0f THE l!fAl lSTATf MAl!ICfT wtTMTMf
NtCl'IT "°"-1 SE.lllHCI TMI l#Artn" MOMfl
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Pete/Jar,.ell f<eaft'I
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Tor OF THE HEIGHloltHOOD -AND
Clean as ·a whistle. 3 Bedroom home
with huge playrOom and partial ocean
view. $75,000.
JOJ Lo J .... Howpori leach
BEST VALUE
IH WESTCLIFF ARIA -'charl)ling· 5
bedi-oom, family roon1 with privacy
for everyone . Lovely patio for your
enterta ining, surrounded by lush
landscaping. Asking $91.500.
1433 Hkjhlaod Dr. Hewport leach S.. 1·5
SOMETHING SPECIAL
IAYC:llST -5 Bedroom~. sewing
room , large family room. beamed
ceiling living room, formal dining
TI>Om. All this with lovely pool and
garden selling. $139,000.
I 4Z I s.tio9o, Howpori -h s.. 1-5
VIEW CATALINA
AHD IOATIHG ACTIVITIES -in Lh e
Bay a nd Ocean from almost every
roo.lll i n th is 3 l}~droo m h o m e.
Beautifully situated on the bturr. it
makes the most of the panorama
below. $lti5,000.
1521 KllM)s ltd. CHffHa•..,, HI s.., 1-5
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
HEW LISTIHG Charming Custom Built
-2 bedroom , 2 balh. 1500 s q.It. home.
Easily expandable! Beautiful patio
and yard + 3 car garage. Priced right
at $56,500.
543 Rodi...._ Hewpori Beach Sun 1-5
SKINNY DIP ·
WITH CONFIDENCE
WALL!D S!C:LUSIOl'I -on large
cul·d e·sac lot. This split level 3
bedroom home iS so distinctive one
should see it to a)fpreciale the many
pluses it offers. Just im~gine jumping
off the master bedroom deck into <t
sparkling pool. Offered at $Ul9,500.
2lfl·H-. Howpori leach S.. 1·5
VIEWS -EVERY WINDOW
CUSTOM AIR COHDmOHBI HOMI -
on 18th Fairway of Big Canyon Golf
Course. Architect designed, builder's
own home. True gourmet kitchen -
ideal for the entertainment minded.
Be the first to see~
11 IOfol St. Geor9e, llt c...,..., S.. 1-5
POPULAR KINGS RD.
COUHTRY COTTAGE -used brick
fireplace and open beams thruout
combine to give this 3 bedroom home
a warm cozy feeling. Y9u can even
see the ocean from the pool a nd
jacuzzi. And you oWn the· land .
Offered at $122.500.
14ZO Kl119s Rel. Cl-.. , HI S... I ·5
' Offic; Open S.twdayt & Sunclfiy•
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SAT & SUN 12-6 ·
.HARBOR VIEW HOME
1833 ,ORT SEAIOURHE, HI
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llUUTIFUL HOML l'OOI. SIJID LOT, Fii
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MARl!n FOi fj)UICK SAU. c:-s,. __
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bell values and k •Ill cnialmal.Only-..ON. carry sac.Shake rool.4bdrma.
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won't rind another like
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all the C!onvenlenee11 !
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3 Bdrm., 2 baLh, -=:ell con-
1tructrd home. Ideal ror
remode ling. Close lo South a.
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OCEAN OR IA Y7?r
Just one short bloc:k to either -or _? 2 Bedrm,, 1% buth. Fireplace, ·bltn
kltchen •. ideal beach home. Walk to
everythmg on the Balboa Peninsula. A real buy for only ... S.SS,ooo. -
· MEW LISTING '
Fo r this immacul'ate ho,me in I Ross moo~. 3 Bedrooms. family rm, ·a
'!arm bri ck fireplace. All neal and
ltdy. Pool s ized yard. Beautifully
landscaped , with s prinklers front and
back. See it a nd buy, $.54 .450.
MEW CUSTOM DUPLEX
SOUTH OF HIGHWAY -d~you like
shingles, shakes, stained gl!iss solid
oak paneling, raised paneled doo~s 700
sq. ft1 of decking & 4 car parking?
$119,500. '
509 GOlDENROD. CdM Sat/Som 1-5
CALL-644-7270
2n1 I. ';.°"'' Highway, Corona def Ma<
-":''°' NATIONAL MUI.Tl LIST Sll YICI
to\11• wt i.tl #Ur IN Ill. JIU, 01 rl.tH '"'-iiii!!!i0i•l"14{f ,.,... #.il-
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CAPE COD, WATERFRONT
with pier mid slip
Huge lwo-story 4 BR & den. 3 Bi\, with
rormaldining, 2 frplc's., 3 car gar and
Extra parking. $145,000
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUH 1-5 PM
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' ~·o. t:J Balboa Co\'es. Newport Beach
14 YFROMT COMDOMIMIUMS
.LMM & '--OptioM
each with pi..-& 51ip a•all
2Bdrm, 2 bath 5500. Mo .
2Bdrm, 2 bath $59 ,SOO .
2Bdrm, 2 bath 5795. Mo .·
2Bdrm, 2 bath $9S,OOO'.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Mewport ll•d. corner 3oth
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115VlaUcloSo.d 0,..Sat/Sun.1-5
Waterfront 4 BR., 15 ba., rumpus rm.
Pier & float. sandy beach. $325,000
Spacious 4 BR., family rm., clin .
On 52 ft. E nclosed patio. $179,000
rm.
Large 8 BR., 6 ba. home on sandy
beach. Trade or lease. $295.000
Xlnt buy. 3 BR, 3 ba. single sty. home
on 35 rt. street-to-street lot. $89,000
WA TERFIONT LOTS
"40x90 n. $250,000 40x90 ft. $285,000
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
1 ll I• 'Y .d. (), • •. H t;i/', f,1til
MEXT TO SPYGL.4ss
Hlghly_upgraded 41 bedroom, 3 bath
single level home. l"hl~ SANDPIPER
MODEL h as been prOfesslot\_aUy
decorated 'and custom landscaped .
Magnificent patio and vlewl11g deck . 3
1Cur garage. Sl23.~. Yc>u o "''lt th e
land. Call 640·6161
CAREFREE LIVING
Super sh41rp Z bcctroo111 beach Condo.
Loculed c'°se .lo shopping ~nd banks.
This adult developmc nl offers leis ure
lt'[ing at its 'best . .Won't last long.
S29.900. Cull ~0-UWl '
. MEWPORTWEST
WALK ;ro BEACH -s ide yurd for
bo C:t t L~!1.G1;acious l ::;Lory. 3 bedroom,
3 battl borne has large formal dining + separate fadlily rm with fire1>lace.
ASSUMABLE"LOAN , call now fo r full
infOrlJlation on thi s new lis ting.
sr'E~\}ro · sT. 10"'1FAcE
Church and school. This PRESTIGE
home h us 3 bedrcto.rrk; 'anct 2 baths.
l .. andscapCd lo perre~l ion. shows pride
of ownership. 5.54 .000. Call 962-4454 .
HORSE PROPERTY
One LJeauLifur ac:re and 21 .. ~ year old
2400 sq .ft . home . \Vilh 4 bedrooms. 211:.!
baths, d eo, fC:tn1il .r l'Oo m, ctrean1
kitche n. vi.iulted ceilings and huge
11r~placc in li ving 1·001n . 4 Statl barn
\.\'i lh ha y , uncl t<.i C"k rooms. 2 large
cu rr ~ls. ~ul-de ·s a<:. \'1cw of rollin g
Jtill s. tl'~Cs <.1nc.lorangc g rc)ve. t\SKJ . ..;G
$129 .500 ! ! Calf546-4141
CUSTOM QUALITY
MESA VERDE
U i~ 4 bedroom . :t bHth . ··AJmos t
Cus tom ... ltomc with fea tures only
found i 11 more expensive ·homes.
1''ormul dining room. se1>a rate eating
area in kitchen, huge family roo m,
corilpletely r edec:oratl.!d interior.
<:o v~red p<.1ti o . profess i o nall y
li:indscaped grounds. 1:1111 price just
$77.500. Ex cel lent finan1.:1ng a vailable.
Call 546 -414 1
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!NICE'S NICEST!
Perfe ct family home; 5 BR. + fam .
rm. & din. rm., 4. ba.·Lge. sunny patio.
$139,500. 221 Via Nice; Lido Isle
VACATION OH CARNATION ?
Spac·io\J s 3 BR . units; generous
sto r age ; r r plcs. 5127,600 . 511
Carnation, Corona del f\.1ar ·
CUSTOMIUD CtmE
. A-Frame: :) BR .. 2 ba ., country
kitchen. Near pool:-; & tennis; walk to
ocean. $6219()0. 238 Colton, Newpe>r t
Shores. 1
DAVIDSON REALTY
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House Hunting and Buying . Tips
from your Realtor
Findi119 the right home at the right price is ne•er a ' simple proce11, but it
might be o lot less complicated than you think. The MA TIOMAL
4SSOCl4TIOM OF REALTORS'I!> suggesh the followi119 h011se-hunti119 and
-i.u,1ng tips.that can sa•e you time, effort and headaches:
'
*Do a 11111e homework. Tna needs and
interests of your lam11y will determine
the most lmpOl'tant doc1s1ons to be
mage: Do you want a new or e.a:1s1lng
hOme? snou1d 11 oo 1rad1honat or
modern., HO.'fl many Dedrooms and batnroo ~s' d'6es your lam11y reQu1re?
And , 1oca11o n? Sho u ld t ne
li eighborOood oe ou1et and
co11 ... en11onii ori oosy and 1nt orma1?
Any house Is · 1us1 right," 11 it:.s rignt
ICM" you. . •
* Con1act a REAL rORa. Since you have
determined to some extent !he type ol
hOuSe you need. (and htt"S ready lO
ne1p you ner~ too). ne can matcn yoi.i r
&ream nouse to ttte realistic needs ol
)'Our lam11y, The more specihc you
are. tne more erflc1ent he can oe.
vo1,(re 1111 1ng yourself time by
narrowing the cno1ce 1n houses.
*Know what you can afford. As a
general rule·ol·lhumt>. the home
&l'lould cost no more than 2.5 11mea
your annual income. end 'monthly
mortgage p ayments snould not
exceed 25% or your monthly income.
These guides are llex1Dle, however.
and ca n oe a11ec1ed ov vou r otner
oohga11ons.
*Cnec1e your asse ts -sav1 ng1',.
Mi11estment1, etc. -and rememQer,
tnere ere a vanety o f potenl•al
tenders: savings and loans. morto•o•
banking companies. and commerc111
bank1, ExPlore all sources.
' .
*Be real1shc. Yo~r dream nou&e wtll oe
a comprom1stl oe1 ween needs,
emotions. and wnat you can afford.
.3o lake all trte {l'IOSI important !actors
into consideration.
*Thoroughly inspect !rte homes you
are srtown. Your REALTOA ao w1U see
tnat you hlh'e plenty of time lor a
thorough, unhurried inspection. He
wul inspect flames wrlh you and call
your auention to improvements and
a~van1ag~s you m1gnt overlook. and
point out ahy d1sad11an1ages you
m 1gh1 no 1 not1te.
' .
*Ask quesnons. Don t hes1tei. 10 Mk
aooul any ph ase or tne house and
property tnat comes 10 mind -1119
ne1gnoornood, structural soundness,
c loset and s torage' 1plct, and
plumbing. It you are unsure about lhe
soundness ol a house, ha11e •n
appraiser litspecl 11.
~Rememoerl a11nougrt a home ''a big
~Jtnv'!tment. wnen you ouy • home,
you re saving money you would
01nerw1sa pay 1n rent; Your equ1ly
1ncre•sas eacn time you make a
mortgage payment, and taxes and
1nteresl are income 1ax deducoons.
lllt"MOST IMl'ORTAMTLY. ·'°"'re ill•••ti"' IR '""' fallllly'1 happl11e11,
............... bwti..-IRYeslMnt...,..here.
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BEST IN BLUFFS .
4 IDRM., l IATHS-SIZ,500
Interior designe r 's own . Vera Dennis.
beautifully customized. Open 1·5. 29 12
Quedada
OLD ILUFFS -IAY. VllW
3 Bdrm. G·plan ; open beam ceil.;
newly decorated. Open Sun. 1-5. 1962
Vista Caudal
LIKI NIW ~HEAR POOl
3 Bdrm .. wrap-around patio
overhang ; free standing; $75,500
wilh
WI HAVE OTHERS
FIOM $56,0.00 TO $125,000
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& Rer
4 Bedroom, 4 Ba1h & Golle<y
New cuslom 2 s tory home on BAiboa
Peninsula with 2 fireplaces, wetbar
and beautiful built·ins. Lots of glass
providing a fantastic panoramic view
. of Newport Bay . Fee land. $279 ,000 .
OPl!H HOUSE THIS WEEICEHD
IZOO UST IALIOA BLVD ..
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MI U WOODS llAUTY -PHA-VA
This lovely decorator home Just introduced t o the market. Four
large bedrooms, 2 bath. formal dining. plu< large fa mi\)' room.
All of this plus low maintena nce yard with fantasti c poql. Only
562.SOO. ,
• • OCEAN VllW-$77,000
Go rgeous oceunvic w C<>ndo on best part or the bu )'. Full security, ..
pool . and s undeck. Bo<it s lips avai lablc. non 't n1iss this 2 bdrm, 2
ba th home . Wa lk tos hopping. restaurants. & beach.
FAMILY FUH-5 + POOL
Supe r upgraded tri.Jevcl r epubli c hon1 t!. Sho,vs like a n1 odcl.
Formal dining, huge family roo1n with large fireplace. Ji eated
ancl riltered pool "'ilh fircpit for cnlcl'taining. J:>rofessionally
landscaped a nd a ll or this for S66.!J50.
FORECLOSURE PEHDIHG-5 + POOL
This Jo,·e ly 3 bdrn1. 2 bath hon1e n1us t IJe. :'i o ld . I luge us ed brick
fireplace. LO\\. m aintenan1.:e. yard \vil t1 \:_111ge pool. Choi ce area
of Costa !\l esa. O nly S-l7 .950. ·
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Rqncho San Joaquin is the newest resldentlol
opportunity in one ol Southern Collfomlo~
most popular areas. Near the University of
California, Irvine and the villages of Turtle
Rock and University Pork . Port of The
Irvine Compony·s 83.000-ocre master
pion. You·n find our striking group of
2-bedroom. 2-bedroom plus den or
3-bedroom townhomes clustered
olong quiet curving roods.
There ore lush green views In nearly every
d irection. Rancho Son Joaquin Golf Course.
Wllliam R. Mason Regional Park . Plans coU
for a Pflvate membership tennis club
nearby. Inside. the quality features you
expect in a fine home. Plus a value for
the future that only a choice community
like ·this eon offer. You d on't hove to be
a golfer to recognize this votue.
Townhomes from $53.990.
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••• HOUSES FOR SALE
J 'mlOOM 859 Acapulco, Laguna Beach
494.9473 . Sun. 2·5
867 Acapulco, Laguna Beach
494 .9473 Sun. 2-5
882 Acapulco, Laguna Beach
494 -9473 Sun. 2-5
2600Cliff Or. Newport Beach
645-9070 Sat/Sun 1-5
386 Ramona V<{ay . Costa Mesa
546-4141 $49,500 Sun 1-5
•437 Seaward, Coronadel 'P.1ar
673-8550 $67.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
427 Narcissus, Corona del J\.tar
675-2373 $71.000 ' Sun 1·5
594 Hamillo!J. COsta 1'1es{l .
645-0303 $34.750 Sunl-5
543 Redlands. Newport Hghts,Jl/B·
675-4060 $56,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
712 Malabar (Irv. Terr.) CdM
675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5
17201 Apel Lane. Huntington Bch
846-0989 $39,900 'Sun 1·5
2.505 Iris Way, Laguna Beach ·
494-7531 Sun 1-5
2 IR & FAM RM or DEH
18382 Mapledale Ln., Hunt Bc.h
752-1920 Sat/Sun 1-5 •
3 Ru~ Deauville, Big Canyon
644 -6056 Sun 1·5
4601 Balboa Blvd, Newport Beach
645-2963 $59,000 Sa\ & Sun 1·5
1982 Port Locksleigh, HY Hms NB
644 -8896 $76,500 Open Sun.
330 Morning Can.yon Rd, 9dM
675-7225 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
10 Rue Fountainebleau Big Cn NB
644-1766 $128,500 Sun. 1·5
1706 Pt. Sheffield <HY Hms) NB .
833-8600 $70,000 Sun 1-5
•2702 Vista del Oro <Bluffs) NB
644 -7845 $60,500 Sal/Sun aft 1
2441 Vista Nobleza (Bluffs) N.B.-
675-3000 SSS.000 • Sat/Sun 1-5
331 Driftwood, Corona del Mar
675-7225 $122,500 Sun 1-5 ·
18Goodwill Court , Newport Bch.,.
548.-96071646-6426 -Sun 1-5
3 IEDROC)l.4
· 430Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B.
.. 640-4050 $54 .500 Sun. 1-4
5821 Price Dr .. Huntington Beach
842-5541 $42 ,500 Sun 1-5
l822 Barkwood (CalifHms) Irv.
551-3480 $41,900 Sat/S~n 9-5
10141 EICapitan, Hunt Beach
968-4456 $56,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 -
1765 Bahama Lane, J\tesaVerde, CJ\f
646-3255 Open Daily 1-5
1577 Ponderosa. J\1esa Verde, CJ\t
556 -6901 Sat. &Sun 1-6
667 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
640-8455 $63.000 Sat/Sun 12-6
238 Colton (Npt. Shores).N.B.
645-7575 $62 .900 Sun 1-5
2581 lris Way. Laguna Beach
494 -9473 $107,000 Sun.1-4
429 ViSta Sue'rte. Newport Beach
673-8550 $72.500 Sat/Sun.1;5
440 Elmhurst (CoilegeP~ 'c,M.
833-9781 $44 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1772 Kenwood Place, Costa.l\1esa
642-9601 S39:9so -Sun 1-5
428 Narcissus, Corona del J\far
644-1766 $78 ,000 'Sun.1-5
324 Morning Canyon Shrclfs CdM
642-8235 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
436 Cambridge Circle, N. B.
675-5511 Sun 1-5
*1871 2 Via Torino (T.ock) Irv 552-7500 · Sun.1-5
•1420 Kin gs Rd. CliffHaven. NB
642-5200 Sl22.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
810 Kin gs Rd., Newport Beach
642-0200 S93,750 Sunday
1962 Vista Caudal (Bluffs) N.B.
644-1133 Sun. 1-5
•#40 Rue Fontaainebleu Bg Cn NB
549-8505 5135.000 Sun 1-5
•1f40 Rue FontCJinbleau, Bg Cn. NB
549-8505 Sl35.000 Sun 1-5
•1430Santanella Ter Irv TrCdM
644-6200 $79,500 Sun. 1-5
2101 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB
642-8235 $76,500 Sun.1-5
324 Otero (Bluffs) NB
642-8235 $74,950 Sun.1-5
1521 Kings Rd. CliflHaven, NB
642-5200 .$165.000 Sun 1-5
•17941 Bascom, Univ Pk, Irvine
640-6161 $55.900 Sqn 1·5
3 IR & FAM RM or DEH
288 E . Wilson, Costa J\1esa .
752-1920 Sun 1-5
111 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) N.B.
675-7542 Sat /Sun 1-5
•1822 Buttons hell Ln, Baycrest NB
642-6554 675-8444 Sat/Sun l-5 .
480 Ny es Place, Laguna Beach
494.9473 ~,500 Sat/Sun 11·4
474 Nyes Pl(,!ce, Laguna Beach
494-9473 $88,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
3811 Topside Ln (HV His) CdM
644 -11 93 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1827Sabrina (Irv. Terr.)CdM
673-2222 Sun 1-5
308 Poinsettia, CorQrla del Mat
673-2222 Sun.1-5
206 Hanover (College Park) CM
646-7414 542 ,950 Sat/Sun
3323 Nevada <Mesa Verde) CM
557-7067 $59,950 Sat/Sun
•412 Collon St., NwptShores, NB
540-1151 Sun 1-5
1224 Belfast, Halecrest. CM
546-414 1 540-2286S39.950Sat/Sun1-5
26705 Lope De Vega, Mison Vjo.
586-5616 $50.000 Sat/Sun10·5
••13SOW. Bay Ave., Nwpt Bch
640·1607 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
20782 Farnsworth Ln. Hunt. Bch.
536-4130 561,950 Sat/Sun-12-5
612 All view Place. Laguna Bch
494-5758 $195.000 Sun 1·5
•1227 Outrigger Dr. <HVHJ CdM
640-8819 $129,500 Sat/Sun:10.5
•26662 Vuelta Loma. Cap. Bch
(714) 496 -4712 $.54 ,750 Sat /~n 9-5
•3156Sumatra. Mesa Verde, Clll ·
645-0303 $49,950 • Sun 1·5
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•1793(.Cedartree, Univ Park Irv " •1508~ver Or. (Westcllfll NB
645-0303 $85,7~ Sun 1·5 ' '60767' $87,000 Sat SUn, l-5
**409 N. Baykont <l\al Jsll NB . '2fl32Slliw (Park Place) Hunt Bch
833-9781 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 982-~ S~t:-1-5
1$762Summercleud,H.B. 47:js Cortland Dr. (Cameo lUnds)'
842.2535 $54,900 Sat & Sun 1-5 673-3177 •$87 900 Sat SUn.1·5
10690 .El Toro, Greenvally Hm. FV 1215 Nott,ingham (Westcliff) l'jB .
963-5457 $57 ,950 Sunl-5 00.658S $87,500 Sat SUnl-5
2917 Jacaranda <Mesa Verdel CM •2201 E .16th St. Newport Beach
549-0812 $43,900 . Sat/Sun 12-5 646-0742 $69,500 , <lil!l SUn 1·5
1201 Be rkshire, Westcliff, NB · 2069 Mandarin D.r. (Mesa Vjll').,£,M
646-7711 Sat & Sun 1-5 546-4900 ,.. • .: sat .ain 1().5
320Seaward, Shorecliffs, N.B. 2865 Europa, Mesa Verde, CM ·
675-5511 Sun 1-5 557-Sj)'IO $69,000 sat SUn}:5 ,
2424 22nd St. Back Bay,N.B. '9551 Bay Meadow Dr. H.B .•.
675 -5511 • · Sat/Sun 1-5 962-4643 $6J,500 · Sat 'sun 12-5
••1915 Buyside, Corona del Mar 1841 Port.Margate (HVHms) NB ·
644 -1766 $250,000 Sun.1-5 $92,500 , Sat &Sun 11-7-
1215 Somerset Ln <Dov Shrs} NB •27Q7-Bl~ewater , HV!Ils, CdM
644 -1766 $125.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 646.74i4 '$162,000 Sat SUn l ':f
320Vista Madera (Bfuffs )\'N .B. ••13 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Beach
644 -1766 $97.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 675-6670 Sat SUn 1-5
1300 Seacrest ( HVHills) CdM 3860 Ocean Birch, Harbor Vu His
644-6200 '$118 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .'640-6161 $123,900 Sat SUn 1-5
•2318 Heather Lane, Nwpt Beach lOIOl Theseus (Suburbia Pk}.HB
642·5200 $109.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-4910 $61 ,500 Sat SUn 1-5
1106 Sandpiper (HVHills) CdM ***61 Linda Isle, Newport Beach
644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 152-1920' Sat SUn 1-S
2402 Bayfarm, Santa Ana Heights •1019 Marion Ln (Wstclill) NB ,
644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 675-5726 $239,500 Sat SUn 1·5
17571 Hickory Tree La, Un Pk Irv 26J 16th Street; Costa Mesa ·. • '·
. 642-5200 $63,900 Sal/Sun 1-5 752-1920 $54,900 sat SUn 1·5
2601 Vista Ornada <Bluffs) N.B. •1653 Reefview,Coronadel Mar-
675•3000 $69,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 675-7225 $134,950 S~t SU~ 1·5
• 1507 Bonnie Doone Urv. Ter) CdM 1826 Tradewinds, Newport Beach
675-3000 $79,SOO Sal/Sun 1·5 645-0303 1-4:30
• •526S. Bay front (Bal. Isl.) N.B. •1074 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa
675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 545-9491 $62 ,500 Sat SUn l ·S
• •63 Balboa Coves (Bal Cove~) NB ••333 Morning Star Ln Dov Shr NB
5-.. $131 900 S t /Sun 1 5 644-1766 $295,000 . Sljn.1·5 67 :•000 ' a · 4501 Hampden Dr <CamShrs) CdM -
•l855 Illinois, Costa Mesa 644-1766 $139,500 . Sat SUn 1·5
646-7171 · Sun 1-5 ••2716 Bayshore Dr., N'pt Bch ·
3124 Yukon Ave .. Costa Mesa 644-1766 Sun. 2-5
752-7315 SSl,500 Sunl-5 4031 Escudero, Racquet.c;)ublrv
971 Sonora, Mesa del Mar, C.M. 833-8600 $59,900 .Sun 1-S
556-2660 $45,500 Sun 1-5 18692 Via Palatino, TR-His Irv
2207 Waterfront, Coronadel Mar 644.QOO · Sat Sun 1-5 67~·7225 5125,000 Sun 1-5 2427 Francisco Dr., Nwpt Bcb ·
133 Shoreclifls, CdM 644-6200 Sat SUn 1-5
675-7225 Sl38,500 Sun 1-5 2047 Port Provence, HVHomesNB
279 E. Wilson, Costa Mesa 642-8235 $99,450 Sat Sun 1-5
646-7171 Sun 1-5 ••607 Bayside Or., Prom Bay NB
•437 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa 673-3900 Sat SUn 10-5 p.m .
646-7171 • Sun 1-5 649 Bolsana, Portofmo, NB
2438 !lowdoin, Costa Mesa 646 -7711 Sat 1-6 Sun 12-6
646-7171 · Sun 1-5 215Agate, Balboa Island
•1701 Galatea. Ir.vineTer, CdM 6:14-1766 $149,500 Sat SUn 12-5
675'4392•, $150,000 Sun 1-5 •1500 Galaxy (Dover Shores).NB
340 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sat Sun 1-5
646·7171 Sun 1-5 ••223 Canal, NwptShores. NB
2318 Redland. Newport Beach 5' . 642-5.200 $65,000 ' . Sat Sun 1-5 .
,644 -6200 · Sun I · •l724 Terrapin (Baycrest) N.B. , • 303LaJolla,N~wportHghls,NB 675-3000 $107,500 Sat Sunl-5
642-5200 $75,000 Sun 1-5 •2901 Ebbtide (H:v . Hills) N.B.
81 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB 675-3(!00• Sat SUn 1·5
675-4060 642·5200 Sun 1-5 2207 Pl. Harwick (HY Homes) NB
•1821 Toyon (.Baycrest) NB 0675-30oo . Sat SUn 1·5
642-8235 $112,soO Sun 1-5 316Catalina, Newportlleach
340 Princeton, College Pk, CM · 646-7171 Sun 1-5
546-2313 Sun 1-5 •117 Via Nice, Newport Beach
•3241 Minnesota, Costa Mesa. 646-7'171 '-. Sup 1·5
545-9491 $46,950 Sun 1-5 •12719 Albatross, Coota M""a ·
2334. Westminster, Costa Mesa 646-7171 " Sun 1·~
646-7-171 Sun l.S • J756•New Hampsljjre, Mesa Ver CM
•2Twin Lakes Circ (Spyglass) NB ", · 556-2660 $55;900 Sunl-5
642-8235 $174,500 Sun. 1-5 . ·•1134'Salinas, Mesa Woods, C.M.
•15392Lorraine, The Ranch, Iv .. 556-2660 $76 ;000 · · Sun >5
646-7711 · · Sun 1-5 •1739Tradewinds.i..n Bayers\ NB
165 23rd St., Ea&tside, CM 00·11:135 ' Sun. 1
642-6368 . $33,500 , Sunday 1-5 900 Alder Pl. Eastbluf~'NB
3124 Yukon, Costa Mesa 675-4060 $79;sj)o · · Sun 2-5
752·7315 $51 .500 Sun 1-5 423-San Bernardino,~wpt Beach
21692 Hilaria,.lJaCuesta, H.B. . 842:9321 Sun 1-5
968-4456 $61 ;500 Sun 1·5 . •11124 Galaxy (OoverShrs) NB
19892 Ranger La, Hunt Bch sp-8235 $168,5c51f · · Sun 1-S
549-8655 $45,000 • Sunl-5 1924Santiago (OoverShrs)NB , ·
•174-7·Pitcairn. Mesij Verde, CM . 642-8235 ' ' · · Sun 1·5
549-8655 · $66,500 · Sun 1·5 1939Tustin Ave. E-Side, CM.
3506 Catamaran, Corona de! Mar· Sll0-1151 $61,llso · ' ·Sun 1·5
644-61;IO $94,500 Sunday 1-5 1621 Bayclifl, Spygl~ss Rdg,NB
319 E. 19th St, Costa Mesa ,. 675-4392 $166,500 Sun 1-5 67~·1658 $47,500 Sun 12-4 101'1.)'r.esidio Dr., Costa Mesa •
532.Cancha. East,Blufl. NB 752-7315 $48,sOO Sun 1-5
673-760 1 879 .590 Sun 2·4 •lmOCalvert,•Mesa Verde, CM '
4 llDROOM $46-2313 -Sun 1-5
111 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) N.B. 1548.0cean Blvd, Bal Penin, NB
675.7.542 Sat Sun 1-5 ! · 546-2313 Sun 1-5
•1412 Lincoln Ln (Westclilf) NB 1017 Presidio Dr .. Costa Mesa
642-6749 $122 ,500 Sat SUn 1-5 752-7315 $48,500 ".~" Sun 1-5
•35 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Cyn 17401 Teachers Ave., lrV1ne
644-6056 sun 1-5 • 673-4400 $60,500 . • Sun l.S
2675 Bayshore, Newport Beach 1&416Sandalwood, Fountain Val
64().6161 $135~000 Sat sun'!!-5 842-5541 $49,500 Sun 1-5
2071 Port Bristol CirN.B. 3451 Lotus (College Park ) Irv 1 640-6161 $83,950 Sat SUnl-5 552-8919 Sun2to5
2912 Q~edada {Bl uffs) N.B. · 203.1S. Capell a Crt M Ver CM
644-1133 $82)500 sat sun 1.5 97&-3519 $58,7:!0 Sun 11·5
2114 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 48 llraeburn Lane, Newport Beach
640-4050 $72,500 Sun. 1·5 673.8550 $189,500 Sun 1-5
2 Rue Chamohix 'cBig'Cynl N.B. 2581 Cr estview Or,, Nwpt Beach
644-4910 ,139,500 Sat sun 1·5 586-6400 S92.SOO Sun.1·5.
2124 Vi s ta Laredo. Newport Beach •414 El Modena, Newport Beach
675-55 t 1 ss9:ooo Sun 12-5 548-3116 ' Sun.1·5
24041 Olivera or. Mission Viejo ' •19391 Sierra Noehe. Turtlerock
64().6161 $79,500 Sun 1-5 ·830·2l60 $45,900 Sunday 2320 Port Aberdeen. Abr Vu , l'iB
· 673-7601 579,500 Su.n 11-4
•2025 Baltra Pl.. Coste Mesa ' 41R&FAMRMorDIH
833-;1821 S73.500 Sun 1-5 ii2a Main S~. Huntington Beach'
536-8821 $79,500 01,ILY 1-4
25361 MacKen7.ie Laguna Hills
581·7070 $54,900
••204 Via Lido Nord Lido Isl NB
-'711-7900 $249,500 Sun. 2-5 :ms Santiago Dr (Bayers\) N.B. ·
645·1193 $94 ,500 Sat SUn 1·5
••815 Via Lido Soud, Udo Is NB · ~5-6161 . . . Sat !lm 1·5
5 IEDROOM
14l! Mariners, Westclill, N.B.
675-SSll Sat 1·5
•1ni2z'Mann, Univ Pk, Irvin~
&IC).6161 $63,500 Sun 1·5
m·~y, Costa.Mesa 545:"'91 $52;GOO
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***11 Unda lsle, Newport Beach I
752.1920 ' Sat SUnl·5
2018 Windward i.n. Baycrest, NB
642'6554 &75-M44 Sat SUn,1·5'
•••76Und a Isle (lJnda Isl) NB ~-4910 $425',000 Sat SU 1·5
•2327 Tustin, Newport Beacli ·
646-3255 sat SUn 1·5
2lOVlaCordova (Lidolslel NB •
673-7300 $139.500 sat ~11.1·5
•3621 Calamaran <HY His) Cdl\I
673.-2222 Sat SUn,1-5
2949,Cllff'Dr .. Newport Bea~_....
548-~ $195,000 _,--Sat SUn 1·5
**32'1·SQµd,..N.ewporfueach
. G'i~lZS $270,000 Sat sun 1·5 -
7076UttleHarborDr.;Hunt. Bch. '
960-1422 $66.750 Saf sun.12·6
221 Via Nice (Lido Isle) N.B.
645-7575 $139,500 Sun 1·5
•2788 Mendoza, Mesa de! Mar CM
549-0812 'lSS,000 . Sun. 1·5
•2401 Francisco Or. J\lewport Bch
546-5880 $1'22,-sat sun 1 ·5
264SBainboo,'Eastblufl, NB , 6'5-0303 $87,-Sun l ·5 ·
1839 Port Tiffin (HVHomes) NB
642-11235 ~',900 Sat sun 1·5
29 IQvernesa'(Bjg Canyon) NB
642·8235 . -Sat SUn l ·5
938 Bellis (Eastbluff) N.B.
644-7662 Sunday 1-5
•1621 Santiago, Baycrest, NB
642·5200 $139,ooo Sat sun 1-5
2672 Circle Dr .. Newport Beach
· 675-7225 $172,000 Sun 1·5
•15eypress Point Ln BigCyn NB
644.QOO $184,900 Sun.1·5 ••826 Via Lido Nord Ldo lie NB ·
642-8235 $300,000 Sun. 2-6
1633 Highland, WestclifC area, NB
675-4060 $91,500 Sun 1-5
2048 Mandarin, Mesa Verde, CM
546-2313 Sun 1-5
2733Sartdpiper, Mesa.Verde, CM '
546·2313 · • Sun 1-5
2744 torenzo, Mesa del Mar,"CM .....,...--
556-2660 $58,900 Sun 1-5
2327 Port Lerwick Pl, HVHms, NB
640-4592 • ! ' Sun 1·5
1818 Port Stirling (H.V. Hm').NB .
644-6085 ~07 000 · 'Sun 1·6
• 18458 Santa Leo.:ora, G /Brk FV
968-~· $82,900 · Sun 1-5
61Ri.FAMRMorDIH
2045 Port.Chelsea (HVHomesl NB .
642-8235 . Sat SUn 1-5.
•3626Catamaran, CdM
675-5511 Sun 1-5 -
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
18694 Maplewood, Hunt Beh
968-4502 $46,500 Satl-5
•1640-C Iowa (Mesa Verde) C.M.
556-2897 $30,000 Sun. 12-5
•9557 Petts wood. Yorktwn Villa, HB
962-4454 $32,500 ' Sun 1-_S
•19937 Picadilly, Hunt. Beach '" t
640-6161 $29,900 Sun 1-5
3 llOllQOM
•••31423 S. Coast Hwy. Lag Bch
549-1220-$99,500 Sun 1·4
2481 Irvine, Newport Beach
546-8640 . Sat SUn. All Day
329Vista Suerte (Bluffs} N.B.
640-'ssso $82,900 Sun 1·5
lll&FAMllMorDIH
345 Univ Dr. (Nr Back Bay) NB
548-7223 . $40,950 Sat SUn 10·5
So4 Cancha (Bluffs) NB
64().1841 f.79,500 Sat SUn 1·5
456 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B.
640-5560 $79,500 Sat Sun.1-5
510Avoca do, Coronadel Mar
644-4910 Su.n .1-5
41R&FAMRMorDEH
5 Rue Ou Pare (Big Cyn) N.B.
64().5048 $199,ooO Daily 1-5
DUPLEXES FOR .SALE
I llDROOM EACH
2220 Waterfront, Corona de! Mar
673-2222 Sun. l-5
4150rd1id, Coronadel Mar
673,8550 $62,500 Sat SUn 1·5
' 2·1R&llR
241 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa
646-7171 Sat Sunl-5
. 2 llDROOMS IACH
403:!8th St. <Npt. Isl) N.B.
675-4600 $93,500
2 •• '& 3 ..
Sun 1-5
509 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar·
644·7270 $119,500 Sat SUn 1·5
3 IR & I IR
521-52l'h Iris, Corona de! Mar
644-7662 $90,000 Sat SUn 1-5 '
••316ViaLidoNord,J4ol!NB <
646-77l! Sat & Sun 1·5
3 •• & 2 ..
415-415 'h Iris, Corona de! Mar
673-6510 $114,Soo Sun.1-5
3 llDROOMS IACH
511 Carnation, Corona de! Mar
645-7575 $127,600• Sun.1-5
206 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
675-3000 Sat SUn 1·5
411t&21R
4800 Seashore, Newport Beach
644-7211 Sun.1·5
201 Collins Ave, Balboa Island
675-2861; $159,000 sat sun 1-5
HOME & APARTMENT
3 •• & 2 ..
5:!1 Fernleal Ave, Cor. d.el Mar ·
673-8766 $112,000 Sat & Sun 1-S
INCOME PROPERTY
2 HDROOM
620 Jasmine. Corona del Mar
673·3891 $115,000 Sat sun 1·5
311tl2M
. 144 E. 2oth St, Eastslde, CM
546·2313 Sat&Sun 1·5
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I 'WATllROHT a·e~ullf1.1I Lido l•l•nd
ft\erfronl duplex. 3
'bedioom, 2 bMlh homt:
plut l bedroom unil over aara,,. M•aniricent
viaw • .. under A00,000.
1 APRt.1 enly-.;64617711 . '()pti:Q t;vet.
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z491 ,.;-..ow 1 'lJi,7fanitlJ homi: lge.
Jlv1n1 tin. family rm., formal dtn lna: l'm. ;>'8 big
.bdrm1 .• 3 .bat.bl. Large
corner lot wl4' room for
boaL & motor coach
storace'. Askilli $98,500
OPIN'SA T'SUH. I ·5
,ZS 11 loltl
Z Bdrm1., 1 bat.h PLUS
lge. guest rm. & balh
over a:araw:e. PLUS
beach bath in a:aragc.
Be111utiful r'emodelcd
'kitchen, lots of ch.arm.
Purch~se. In tee or whh
leuehold. ,
IA YSHORE'DR.
2 Bdrm., 2 btlh + gue!:il
a r ea. Ne·w c:.1;rpet,
dra1>4l:s .._ rreshly painted.
..Lje. living urea. <'alll to
Seti! Xlrit buy at S'JS,SOO
LEA SE or SIU.
Near So. Coast Pl1Ua ; <t
)'ts .. ~w; ~, bdfnu., 2
bath S•ndpou\le home .
Ctl.fledral ~eil., Q'{'lJily
carpets & drapes; ruccly
lnd•cpd. $330 Month on
yearly lease; will Sd.I at
$46,~. Call stB·s.527, 9 lO
5, Qr eves. 548-4.569
"C·'' THOMAS
" 'E'At. TOR ·.224W,Coa&t~ -N-.jt:"B'C!a~b • · r '
. Eyet.·: sq. "'
""' 'Jl'ST uW 'B'eaut·iC-ul 4.upl:es in
eWpo!,t-'Bt.ae:h; just
itepa1lo the ~a & surf. 2
Bdrms. ea.; owi'ler·s unit
comple!ely remod~led'&
it's super! Call now to ....
SPANISH VILLA
Flowirlg waterfall en-
tices you lo enter thru the
irpn gate to the mast un ·
usual, sharP' 3 bdrm .. l
bath home you've aeen.
Covered patio; boat &
trailer access on corner
lot. See j l, buy it! Only
$38.500 v . •
MORGAN REA.I.TY
552-4222
PE1'l iiOUSE SUN' 1-5.
3~~A:ba~l]t4 Kenwood Ylace, s.;o".sla Mesa . ·tl9:tao Agt: GU-9601
ll~'tANYOH-llOVER
2 ·Br &.Den jewel1 w/vicw
of ocean & Catillina .
E nlarged 2nd ,Bdrm .
'jtalian marble b;i.th ~
rrplc. Detux upgrading
thruout. $127 ,5"). ·,19 Rue Fonla"inet>JeaU Owner.
644·5467. ·will consider
lease.
EXCIEU.EMT
IMEXPEHSIYE
Corona del Mar duplex,
identical units, open
Mamed ceilings. Each
has its ~own , P,11.tio, 21,i
blo~k s . from beach.
GreaC stilrtif.CO.-income
or good tetfr~t. C4'11
673-IWM. ()Pf:t.;'11( 9 • II S JLJl'n"OHI 'JK"I'.
Like ge11l11g ma11ill'O I?' c:hang-
l11g 1obs. ll\ere 11i 110 "i>e~l" Um<i.
There·s only oow.
But it just so ti~pcns Iha! now
is a good tlmft 10 buy a homll.
Tf1-0 rr'!Or'ltly matkll4 h11s atarle"
10 sol18"'itnd lnte~I rates h1ve
stopped soe1i11g,
Your REAL TOR~ ce11 stiow
you how 10 u1ke advantage ol
these c:o11dlllo11& to own )ho
nome you've .always wanted.
Call your REALTOR• now.
Bec:ause now ts 'the best ti~ to
bUy a home.,
IB 11.lAllOQ.
ll!WNIT IAIHI·
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1 -~ '" . R" PllllP£RTIES '.l:em i~f~l-~~~!BLRg.e+l>OO!arl) . ...., -~,. ~~" "l.1! 1,.,-; be~'r'.:!i:~e.W::! ~~~'~SC:~ Open Sunday I to 5 i
OL ·Mt.aft :1 • 1_j1• • . • • 1l • ' ? .r l:e c e tove fr care, mo('e ~~ bath, ~aUO, 11.BQ, fl . ..,.,. YI~ 11t ow -i ~sk1ng S60,500. f · .-J ,, c~•tlve Improvements •and huge bcmwt room. Here are Spectacular Views, Spacious 'i Them~ loYely\four bedroom liQme or-. HOUSI', ..... ' l·I. • .... ".,,..,... t.ban words Clln lia)', Only Phone 968.J:in.~. Jtoo ms & Lux u_rious Appointments. r.
• a v ailab\e in CI>~i. A~s olutely · 117401 T"""CH•S <A'WL llVINI 3 Bedr,opm-, J 'belh 1!3.i50! You ••• s mell .,~,; About 4000 Sq. Ft. of Custom Qu ality " d e • d --r " lutrdwa.id~. er;,., Lh • n e woe!>lli. Ca ll -ff icora,,e, , und lands ape d. to ·, , drJ>ll, 4bht"'..,... i;..:e 566.2313 • · . . off e r s Dra m atic Glass-1'oppe d 1 ~'ctton,YtA $ .. rklin g fool and LJD'.P. IAYFIOHT 4" paU..$38.~.' • ·~Nr110°11 s 11.1N to 111N""' ••. . •• Solariuin . 3 Bedrooms, 31J:! Baths, 1)1'jhi~e S· Alti\TE' YA ps ur9 LQw~st'Prlccfidobayfron!Witbpjet'&' .zaa ~idt.'*tt*, ·_ .... · · Hu ge Family Room w/Wet Ba r &
Cl I ts. l3411!Qj). t653 e,efview sll~. 4 BR., ba., boat & fumishih&s on R·• Zon-• i'• ~iw. H. 1_ SPECIAi. Massive Rock Firepface. Full Oinin g-rcle.-Open 1.-5' j · ... · also avail. :il:Int buy at$249,SOO (BlS55)-· ~ "'-· Hoom & A Gourmet Kitchen with:
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ANYON .6..M ,..,_.E ....... 1ulEW " $30,000. Be.t ot&.erms. Jfuri·y to sec th is Im· adi"oinih g Bre akfast Room . Ne w I ' I • . , ",,,. ·...,. .... " !f• ',• "WHITE c·-. RoyMcCarde MEs·v--m•'"late 4 llR, """ •~f q.uslotn, two be<l roqni ~nd --~ 1 lfflftor llfOMew,_. ,.. ....,.. fJJrm;aJ ~ining, .~burb~;a carpeting and decor in soft p::tstels
I ~ 'd <liOme· ne stle,mong .ai ....... " eor-al" ',b'r1~lt?atl.:Y._Y,iS.i~le from ~labsolutely COit Mew.l729 Reduced $2s00By Owner P•rk l ·l!tor1 ranc.h. The a110Ws you choice-of .color ·-schemes.
• 4 trees T I I · · et .... "" fqrgcous l1ome in Cameo ~ores, H~J:. a Lg garden home-Z:iOO s /f lge p a u o c<>m..Pll mcnts Lot landscaped tO beautify with easy
I ·, ' ,U. WO oye y t1os oveflQ_q~ltb~ . f th . r ~ '11.pat!ooffeveryroor.n custom, built brick Bl:SQ. • ~ean and ca:n -. CDl\f S.:f!ine St view 0 e Jetty, boat t r a fie, GrSPICIAL -crtyrdentry'3 Br.z-Ba An ai r -co n ditio n e d eaFe.Quiet, Private Arca near Shops-~.
address. $106,000. P.1orningCanyon. peoin&ula ' llghts & 180 degrees of .f.BR,famtl)'rm,.gepdin· 3000CountryClubDr. workshop is re;1.dy tor &Fin'e Beaches. i
()pen l -5 ·~; · P;8.ci{ic', ·3 ~ompletely· Piriv,a,te ~rm. i•.: r m, A·i bath& in SAT/SU ~l-5$87,500 thoi;e s pecial l ""lenti;, ~ A· 1G l{•'c1·~,5 HO.ME .. . stittes, 41h baihs, paol,' beautiful newe r ·~··· Carpels, 979-9636 , Dy21Jt4J&..621S Close to parks. tennis Discri•lll ,..., a.,.rs 5a.oulc:ISeel1U1! ·,· ~ ""' laddScaning: A r eal value at $25b,bo0 dra~. tile, bltns. No s"',·,510101
1T5hcseus. Open Prfce SI 95,000 ·Ext~a o rd in ary floor plan and <Bl54l)r-· 1 · · c1own lo 'fA.bu)<tn!VA o ..C.Point 1026 a un. · ~
f antastic pool a nd patio ar.rangement 1 1 • 1 , .. :.o 1 • 1% loan can be a-.uned. ••••••••••••••••••••••• We-sle-y M. Taytor Co. AU MAM & COMPANY ~
allowing most rooms to look out onto HA''RBO~ ~~arpet, 4ealtors Realtors 644-4910 1714) 494-5758 .•
t h e patio. Remodelin g .pote'.Ii l lal ft DUPLEX BARGAIN iln lil"il~d . M'us tf sell! $92-,soo: 700 " . • MESA 1111.MAR OCEANVIE)l'S k •ine ..l. ~.-•'ab •• 0 . 151' , D I l,rom $68,950. $6950 dn I0 .... 7 .......,... -.. Pen. • , 1 • f "(
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\ S B RM, Poo ,. very Prices are slill low at REALTY COA>IPA NY ••••••••••••••••••••··~ 1 ~·HOt~t.\:ORNER clp a a , Lu,xuriQus &: OanaPoinl ·Harbor.Cut Gr•atStarl«HcNM . r..OVELY FAMIL Y T he finest I t · I I 1 highly llPCf=· CIO:ie Y•"r expeo•es by. living ~ Covi--'Oll · · HO E . , CO . ,er· 0, l h OVe Y loschool• C"o:a " ., Super sl\arp 2 bedroom 1~1 M · , Sh I r . . --·. indeluxe 3 or 2 Br<t"'& EX , .,ore<: 1f S~ _GraclQUS rambling . two, COMP'ANV SOUTH'C0A51' .... condominium is walking 4 PL L>ram atic C;Jlhcdral ce(I~ bedroom :l-lom e \t"h a 1 .. -ge ruSti C . . · INVESTMENT renl the other. Agt. 34121 distance to schOOls & -· ings <>nd unique dinipg f '" uu $49:-0J812 <Al Coast Hwy, D.P . s ho pp ing. llcci-eation Unbelie vably Low areaare only2ofthe at-amily r oom, lotsiopCh glass areas, . REALTORS , ' . 496·3431 facil itiei; • pool & tennis S9 1.SOO tractive fc11.turcs of lttlti:~
a_nd a most.(1o ut ding patio area. 286-5 E ~IH C ""'""-'M MESA.YMDE EIToro IO J2 court.Only $25,000(X60J BR.2'Ba.scparatefam -Remodelll\.g pol~ ial ! $122.500. 331 •·."V':": wy.,ou 0'+ "!.'"' ar NEW ON MARKET! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gail Foor 644-6200 Jy home in Univ.crsi
Drfftwood'.._Qpe'n i~~: 1 . "$eJIJnt ll_ ~ ~~.11o9~4.~porrt Harbor lfnu.s u•llY low priced SWIM, Park. As king only $ti.5.9Cf1
. CDM1.CHARM • -· J.~~-,~~"! ~~':1;1;,;•;..: 1o•T & TENH1s • vrEH HOUSE • VETERANS RAISOR'S 'i
It The most c'har Hiilg home for sale inf 6 73•4400. t e rta i n \.n g -ll)'"hts', You'll love lhisexclus ive 1123 MAIN ~'TllEE1'
CDP.1 tbdtt~y GiankcOuntry kt~c'hen, tWo~ • '• . · • : ·Wa terfall , bar. $43,900. living on· the upper l<lkc OPEN DAJLY1·4 PM ~~~e ~igpo•u!~il~fen~oi-my~ REALTORS ,:,,
, ·.J ... SOUTH COAST in beautiful Lake Forest. New, cust.om 48R &-fa m ~.,.,.,Campus Dr., lrvt~-Qtick p ati'. ''thr'e~m ; sleeping . • .. INVESTM•wT ' BR. l Y.a ha of upgraded r m. 3 car gar, 'frailer ac-to use your eligibility _... loft a nd a fantastic', ·anu'ly •oom> are .~!" c~-d.r·1·1 __ • '1022c' __;,_;,,,f...L.I ~-' 10.22 · .... ~ again! Why rent when Campus Valley Shop • ' r --,..... _... _ _. --.549·0S1Z e3I•.•.••,. '1•_· ~KluA~TfaE"L.lilLi"'A ~~s.·•,hoaffndaLllackye. PWaar•'". to you can own with very CALL83)..8600 , one of a kind highUghts. $115,000. 2207 ••••••••••··~..-··•••••••••••,•••··~· ••.-••••••• """ I;;;;;~~~~~~;;; W f ' i '•---------1 REALTY,837-9400 CALL s.36-8821 little cash? Call for de-aler ront. Op'en -5 " 1 ·1 SS6 703Sor963 S67l C,U6 5-7225 • WORK AT HO~?· MESA~E~~: By Owner -S B•.3BaLake1-Ge_,_al_d_S._T_h_om_a_s_.R_ll_'--""· . . .· JUSTS41,900-:
• f •• · ·• ~ LIVE'' AT WORK. 7. . T k · lh" 3 1'~orest bOme. Approx. lfyou"re not ready.... Wil l buythisimrnacul a e lime to see is 3000 s q . ft . As king to buy don"t sec this .,. 3'bdrm., 2 ba. home •
r bdr m., 3 bath, family $65,000. Submit your of-home. Loveliesl 4 bedrm,' air-conditioning, fam
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Yoµ can·a1most srlle)l it cooking in this.
1 chic s hake i-oQfea cottage. Bring
I, •ntiques to .. fill 214>edrooms, hobby'
room, dining ~·-$tudy. a reas. HighT
&eam·s,. coty t.fire'6ce & ro/~.ed air.
heat, ool Only $8f,500·aod seller will
finance. . , ·>~1 · ~·· .
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~7'1' THE REAL l
~ EST/\T ERS_j
Altrac ti.ve 2 or 3 unit'"'C'91l}Jl)ercial room home. 11..·s been fe r . O PEN HOUSE 3bath,homeintown,;:ill ro om , patio a •-bldg. + penthousey a pt. Sµi;ter,pad fo r profes.sion&ll y decorated DAILY 12 io s. 24635 the a menities. f'ormal .~:------=:-:-! sprinklers. A real ·7 -llSYChia tr ist, de ntal lab,·~.• C0<_3tor_ or · and landseilped. Most 01 Calle ·El 'foro Grande. dining r m , fall)ily room Irvine ro44 we 'd like to show il teal estaters .. Reduce.A. ti: $1 12,500 & the deeorator items and 58l ·AS21-w/Wet bar, suiikcn con-••••••••••••••••••••••• ·ou ' ~ some of the furniture is1 ---~-----1 \'ersatjon p"it, cathedral > . ~ :, the sell ers will finance ! ' ~· · I d~' lhe p ·ce ot r.-·-t · Val 1034 DRAMATI~ uEW >' inc u '"1 in r~ , rvvn arn ley . ceilings, close to beach .......,... $.59,950. Sorry we can I ••••••••••••••••••••••• and only $61.900 . .tcd 3 Br, f~am Rm, l Story "~
list ~II t_he ' loveli~ that GREEN Valley·3 pools. 4 Carpel, Realtocs893-1351 fr ee s t a nding home. VISleN I~, U.~1,VtRSITY REAL l¥
300J E. Coast Hi)Jliway .
Corona de! Mer • 673-6510
; PANORAMIC
OCEAN VIEW'
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go w1th·1t, but wed love Br, 3 ba, Ji v.din, ram-kit. P.rof. front landscaping.
to have yo~ 1tee them. 2~ ga r, patio, parks. •OPEHttOUSE• Plu s h ca r pe tin g . RIALTY ,,
s how in g . Fl{A . VA owner 968-2398 914• R...-to Univ. Park.$50,99ll. •
Call us, we 11 ar.range a $57 .900. p rinc. only. SAT & SUN I-Dark dr;a pc ries & rehcing. 552-7500 'j
financing:•: 1---·------1 •r•• 552 9JOOl:Skr East of Magnolia, SouU1 . . G R E r.• N ·r R E3'.'t: .. . ' of Hamilton. "'
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/ Brentv.:ood 3 br, 2 , • H u nt1n g~oh _Beac h TURTLEROCK By owner frplc, upgraded int/c •
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R.:ally 3 br . 2 ba, cust. up· 552-7257 ~ VIS•N 536-6565 ~ra d ed , prof. lndscpd. ~ DALTY lnCludes land. Prin. only.
552•7500 Real Estate 1 n~!'iy J r~~c~J.~~es~ $65,000. 675-3.528 • OPEN 2 to 5,
byMtNAY o ut .Ma i nt .• f r ee 3451Lotus
garden ·g. Lovely fou n· EXCITll'IG-MEW COLLEGE PA.RK. 4
tai n . 5\.'i 'Ya Joan . By 3 Br, r am Rm. 2 story Syrac use model w/
owner. ~7 ,500.96&-3711 fr ee st a nding home. roof, a ir cond., beau · SOMEFOU<S
EXPECT THE MOON
IUTHERE ProL fron.t landscaping. upgrades. Will consi r
P I u s h ca r p eli n g , lease option.
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' ' ' Real Estate
byMINAY
dra peries "'-fe ncing. Agl., lia rbThacke
4 niv. Park. $34,990. Eves 352-891!!
552·9300 Bkr.
ELEGANT-HEW
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RA NC H 2100 sq. CL 4
2 112 ba, din, fam. 3
gar.+ 450sq.ft. unfi
rooms. $68,500. 551-516
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... ~ .. ··••ech 1041~aHIM1. '10soL.,...Hln1 ' .. 1050 ~ ~ AVt:RY By o.,aer,. r,,$_,m. :;·~ .. ·;:;~~;;~~ .. •• ~::.:;· SP.RING HA,SSPRUNG MAYBE YOU HAVE .~~::d~f:~~::rr.~0+ r~~~1:~·.'d~r.~J~
'· ~~:;,~~~·2~d~.~~~ii! FIRST TIME OFFERED · I.::. y' H'EB'"Ui.1"'5' · ALREAny HEARD g' OUT '1 m •• • '" • .,. 01 *"' """ IOIO d I & ....., .. r"I"' · !' • • • ucluded l reo·otudded •••••••i•• ......... , •• , n:..::;,t\:.dldr~.~~~';'.;ml· OPEHSAT/SUM .1-521HI MoclllHZll COMESEE!!!! . 329 " VIS.TA SUERTE -arounldNVESTNOW .. •$19,UO•
" ly cm .. open onlo lge .. NO opwN OR ASSUMABLE 6"'4 % Th•M' 01t"".;...en.L-•1tfor THI!· Ku~"'s : .. :!IPLEX, lluc. Lw'1'1•.·n c'•bd•d.rm.,.102 o••,, , .oc,:-ean view deck . Newly LOAN. SUPER Sl·IARP 4 BR., 2 ba.. .,.. w 1 .--"'W1'C"I rr --
·''r emodeled kilchen & family rm. V.'/wct be;1r. Beautifully The Least G-backs ·IF ,MOT. YOU'ii IM fOI • 'DUPLEX. nr Pk. beautifully laftd1caped '
P,owd e r ~m . _Lovely landscaped & fenr ed, 'view lot. ,,......., A VISUAL talAT!l 157500 crounds'w/pool,.-urlly
"·'" gocdens. ""'·"" eovered palios. Seller will pay points AT $69. 750 YOU CAN'T ENJOY OPE"" TOD .. y 1-5 lkc<h• Hency, lle•llM '"'''"much~·"" . 0 • "'Ol1'sa~E HOME ... .... 1114) 492.4121 .. , mo. P•YI 11~ I hlcld& & carry 2nd T.D. nly s.54,900 ,. "' ..., RE I S ·HOME I" THE taxeo . In•. "malnl lee•.
... FO<Moniftfo,callRlckeyorDon OPIMTODAYl·5 SU LY. Tl· I " S•Juao Cull O•n •l-1 lo•· !fJf: Ylftf• THt GIU.T AMllllCAM Zl52VltlaDoraclo FINEST E.XAMPLE OFiCREATIYE.. Copiolr••• 1011: .•Poll•"•·!~·_:__
" ,,.,~ .. ...:. IUJ. ESTATE CO. .. 511·7070 Nestled awlly in till! ··prime" early are• IM A(j I Nr\r~ ~ El~rplot~1~~¥J' ••••••: ................ SHI .... h I 014
1105N.CoastHwy.,Loguno _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ &frontingonalOO yd.widenrecn.is this DEC It/\' I • COMFY.COZY... ••••••••••••••••••••••
49;11-1177 -~-----~~· immac. 3 bd 'rm .. 2'1• ba~ split·level THAT WE HAVE SEEN DONE' IN 9U1tT&IEl.AlllD WALKtob .. <b,3 b<.3b•. ~--LIMJllll•l•ach 1048L aHill• 1050 Tr. I W'th. t f'I th' r· THE BLUFFS 'f ·i, .! \ Ka•y ~Townhome 4(1(1 11.,..ri.f1tm.rm.~xlnl. PREVliWFOA ......................... ~................. ina pan. I OU a . HW, IS rne owner11hip, 2 br. l 'i'J boi .. conl.I. m.~. By ar.ppl,
EARLY IUYERS SSOO BUYS YOU property is anxio~ ror a new ow11er -An outstanding •·grcenbeft frOnting " 3 air cond 'd. fir . plun only, eve11 • " wknds .
:,. Park Av e . J::s t1:1l es youwill bcan~iousl1>0,whe11 y.ousecit. bdrm., 2 1/2 bath home, of fa ntastic w/pvL . -ep. dun . 213·4:11 ·3136
._ :i_uperiJ c uslorn view A HOME why not i.sprin'g"forit! Secludc"""encl01>ti.lcov· --.homes. Open"house Sun. Villad•iFiori 3 br, 2 ba $293 mo. warmth & appeal. Highlighted by crcd 'patio.Jw.lrlghtforMoDileHo .. 1
·13.5, llillvi.!w or., off See this bea.JJtifully ap· Lse1opt. finc'K· avl. leaded glass, Cedar board ceiling all yo ur planlii . Nr. For S•I• I IOO
ParkAve. point e d , pri va t cly ,_58_1_.,_.,_,_,,._._,_.sm ____ .. HASTIMGS&Co.,Reaffors treatment, textured plastered. walls, pelll t:eCul lake w/pool ••·····················
AUTHEMTIC walled, custom desi~ned s ,\DDLEBACK VIEW !! l'--640-5'560""->orh~ custom staircase, solid Oak accent clOie by. Spacious 24 x tlO, 2 Br. :l • ~pano··h home ·. 3 bd•ms., 1 1· V 11' One of a _, '"'1' STUART REALTY &, •'R, Keasouble, b~ ., .. • ra u1.n 1 a. . Im mac. 3 br, 2 ba, in Eastbhrff P'rohulonallklg. mouldings, gourmet kitchen & "crisp'' 831-13111 owner. j63·70tll
·-t 1 ~ baths, formal dining kind! 180' Ocean v~l·v.· L .a g,,u n a ·re r r. By brea'kfast·room. Popular.· warm tones rm.,whitc waler,,·i1::ws. from all rooms. Sw~n1-owner/Bkr. Many Ex·
· CMERALDIAY n1in g poo l. reflection tras , assum 7'k loa'n ..........-~~ & top Quality mat~rials thruout -Mewpart 1.... 106, Me..,...t I...., t06t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _Large home for ucLi\'e pools anJ fountuins. 5-l3.900.837·12:M astounding· attention tode;ttail -would
famiJy. on quicl cul de Located on the occ:an H•wtort l•och 1069 Newport leoch 1069 make a model home blu'sh! Offered a t
sac-. 4 Bdrms., 3'':! baths, side of the highway . LoCJUftO Hh)r.tel 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• investmenf cost or$82,900. ( library, ra mily rm ., private beac_h.$245.00U ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYCREST by Owner.
billiard rm .. guod ocean • WE KNOW • BR, DI R. }'/R, 3h Ba. Westcliff. Jmrn<ic. 4HH ,
, view.Over3.000sq.ft.of Bj9ondleoutiful LA.GUHAHIGUEL [\'an Wells custom . Jo~a m . r1n . 1215 Not· HASTINGS & CO., Realton
.lln<J 640.5560 D., .... ..., '''delightful spuce for the A dis tincli\'e hon1e, •BEST• $103,000. Below market. lini;ha m. $87 .500. Uy
disc rim in at i n g d e · pl<1.nned for graCious l1v· Principals only. Mli-1513 app'L. Owner . 642·6585
corator, Don 't n1iss lhis ing. This two-story. 3 OPEN Sat/Sun
v.alue! bedroom home has den. 12:30.5:30 dr<imlill c swinuning pool 1o1nd s pect1:1 cul.i1r o(.-e1:1n 3234.l AscertsionRd
\'ICY.'!>. SISS,UOU. l\10NARCH BA YTERR
l.1:1.rge 48R, ·Jba, ganH!
r1n. 2 car ~ar. 2900 sq fl
+ beautiful swim. 11001.
I963 So. Coast llighy,•ay
LHguna Beach
494 -07<19
.
·J'E CROSS OVER
I. THE BRIDGE • : . 3S3 N.. ea.... i.qlln•
494-71518 t'rom your townhOUSI;!. &
--------!PARK YOUR CAR IN
PRIVATE LOT AT TIIE
Bl::ACH . Located in
pri\•ate community with
GUARDJ::D GATES.
TENNI S COU RTS .
SW IM POOL. ET C .
De tail ed CONTE ;\l -
P 0 ft AR Y 'f OWN
HOUSE 1\RCHITEC-
3Y OWNER. Completely
remodeled 3 Bd, 2 Ba.
hom e on Bluebird Ca-
nyon. Beamed ceilings.
frple. wood & stained
i,:IHss windows, 2 decks &
patio. Open Sat. & Sun. I
to 4. 9S2 Bluebird Canyon
Dr. 497·1816. -TUR E w /ex terior of
JARCHBAY v.·ood p la nk , ced!tr
Of'EH HOUSES shingle roofl1ne . e tc.
FIVE HO~IESOPEN for Situated on spacious lot
vour inspection on Sun-ADJOINING 'rHE COi\I-~ MON . 11.ll• e nclosed day, April 20!.h. from 1 to . 4 PM . Please CHI! to gain w/rustic wood fencing.
· •entrance . .J99-4SSI Well designed 2 bdrm. floor pla n , has NEW
LINGO W /W CA,RPEt_IN<;i &
REAL ESTATE c u s tom' draperie s ~--------lthruout. Sea Terrace TERRIFIC BUY ~ kitchen, HAS BILT·lN
.. :2 BR .. 2 b a ., im -RANG!!;. OVEN .
...... maculate?Lge.liv.,!rpl , DISHWSl-{H ... & A
.... No. end. walk lo beach. PANORAMIC VIEW OF
·Owner-finance: SSS.500 THE OCEAN. This im-
ESTATESALi;: mac. home is \."Hcant &
Submitoffers!Cho1ce N. the price has been
end, big view: :I Bil .. 3 SLASHED TO .
& .. de~/dining r1TI .; 2 SSl ,950FUUPRICE
frpl. Asking $110,0CXI OWNER MA 'r: DRAJ\l~TJCCONDO HELP FlNANCI::
3 BR.,_2~ ba .. 2 frpl.. SEETODAY!
den. d1n1ng :m., pool. GO~ETOMORROW ! club~c:~eft~~J>;:4y500 MIS~IOH REALTY
•F111ntastic view; 4 BR., 3 985 S. est Hwy, Laguna
'Ba. den ; exciting Phone494'0731
·41.menit ie!ii. $185,000.
Owner fi nance. * OPEN SU,... 12-5 •
DELUXE 36 I Locust
·' 4 BR: 2~ b~··. huge liv., Triplex ; altractive 2
, , spacious d1n1~g, fam. bdrm., 2 ba. house with
'I'm .• country ki~chen, 2 an extra guest su.it.e + 2
"··· frpl. Lovely patio, pool. sh<1.rp units with view. ~. '· i74,500 . J $129,500
.... PEG ALLEN _ ~ 54S Windsor-Place -~flEALTOR 494 -i5i8 .J Bdrms. & 180 degree
1095 N. Coast, Laguna view; nr. Emerald Bay.
" 1 Oc•anfroftt-l.oquna
OPEN SUN DA Vt to4
Condo-Own Your
Own Apt
in Exclusi\·e
'Laguna RoyaleComplex
Com er Apt-Panoramic
View from All Sundecks
-3BR. 2 Lge Baths
-2 pkg spa w/attendant
-4-24 Hr. Security
-Elevator topool /bch
Sale: $99,500
Lease: Yearly $750 J\lo.
Trade: Gd Com m oc prop
Offer i ng all th e
amenities a disc riminal·
ing buyer could possibly
want. Aboul 5,000sq. ft .;
8 yrs. old. Priced far
below market. !169.500 .
310 LOOKOUT
Privacy & coastal view. ;1
8drms .. fa mily rm. &
rrplc. Monopolizing a cul
de sac. (off High Dr. at
PoplHr ). $105.000
Beochside
famil y home. 2.650 sci.
ft., vie w, frplc., lge.
fenced lot. i i 18,000.
Build On
$l:W.SUO.
.......... I
SUPREME
hv1ng at it's best when
you own this expansive
custom home. pro£. de-
signed <1.nd decor ated.
Relax in yo uroWTI sauna,
enjoy everlasting blue
wate r from fam rm :
Private area and secure
living. $165,000.
La9una Higut'I Rlty.
496-40-iO 830-5 ... 50
Ol'EM HOUSE
29632 Deervale Circle
:I BR. 2 BA. mln Vil!W.
s-17 .500. oWnj!r$31-M73
S PEC IA[..JZf.'iG I ri RE S·ACES A·r 'flJ~
S HORES, SEA TER-
RACE, MONA'RCH BAY
AND MONARCH BAY
·rERRACE
NOW IS THE TIME ·ro
BUY If you want to start
e njoyin g Summer
months at the seashore.
Walk to the beach fi;om
itnY or our ho~,, OUR
S.t:LECTIOf'I I S
GREAT!
OPENTODAYl-5
and guaranteed lo sell
fast!
33482SPINNAKER
3BH, 21h ba ..... $56,000.
33741 WINDLASS
4BR, pan oc Vl.l ••• $86,500
33441 PERIWINKLE
3Br, fam, OcVu .. $89,500
J:.H 31 PERIWINKLt.:
4lir, fa in, UcVu ... ~1.JOO
BT APPT. TODAY
TllE UNUS UAL oriental
flai r makes this an out· standin g 3BR atrium
1ewel .... $78.500
YOU'LL LOVE the in·
d oor / outdoor living
rrom e ~·ery room In lhis
•!Bil.+ studio ..... W<!,500.
ELEGAN'I' 3 HR, 21h Ba ~
·rownhome, near lht
water w /21" BoiJt Slip.
l::xciui sitely custo1nize LIDO ISLE
interior and all exlerio l.:hHrming 3 br. 2 ba. frpl.
meti c ulo us ly main i1nmed . occupa n cy.
tained. Owncr/ttuilde1 S79,SOO . Owner/Agent.
will. sell. lease or trade. ~73-6489
S82.500. Days 493-5.s.14 or ~ J::ves.675-8226 -·--· ---
FANTASTIC
UNIQUELY PH.IVA.fE Corner home. 4 BR .
SWEErlHG VIEW 1-·am-rrn , Oen. 2 1''rples,
OF BAY ·OCEAN from Pool, Jge lot. peam ceil-
Laguna to Catalina . ings, wet-bar. plush
Custm 3800 ~ft home o crptg. Just across from
lrg tree lined fee lot nex Harbor High. Owner.
lo Cliff Dr. Park. 5BR, $69,500. 646-0742 eves on-
lrg !iv rm , rorml din+ ly! (C.:orn e r 16th &
2u 'x28' f11m rm, "hug Irvine) hobby shop plus more. · 1-~~'---·----
0PE:H HOUSE BY OWNt;R: 4 BR. 4 Ba,
SA"f ./SUN.l-SPM f>~am -rm·,· f>'ormal Din· rm. he<1.ted Pool, approx.
si95.00l. lOOOsq. ft. 548·3llu S48-~
Bluffs Condo· Beaut. dee $92.500
lndscp'd. Natural wood -1 Br. unattached guest
'floors. 3 BR, 2V. BA, f<im bdrm. in lovely Bayshore
rm, formal din nn. Will commu'n ity, Walk to
carry 2nd TD. Owner. :\larina & pvt. beaches.
• Eoslbluft P.-~
Newport l•och I 06tMewport ..... I 06' ...............................................
D ....
rt.
VIEW
·s .. c...,.
If!.
Cat••
ltl.
II 0 I KIMGS IOAD
Mossive open beam ceilings
New, up to S Bdrm, 3 Both
FEE so· ... 21 o· lot Open Doily I 0-S
RHODA MAGIL, llltr. 17141642·3600
$79,SOO. 640-l&tl. Open liouse Sunday 1·5,
NEWPORT CresL Condo 2581CrestviewDr. Ht'Wporf Inch 1069 MewporllMdl 1069
REX L. HODGES RL'fH. -.•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• on Greenbelt, upgraded 2 586_6400 br, 2 ba , I story.end unit., ____ ·c"-'=---!LOVt:LY -Bluffs Condo. 3 &ATCREST Pe rfect cond. $63,SOO. OPEH SAT/SUtil 1·5 Qr , 2 ba , patio. Only
(),11ner, 645-4009 311 0 W. Oc.onfront $49,000. Agenl, 6t2-S550 Here it ls·a 5BR lvan
Wells home. beaut loc ..
at the low p r ice of
$112,000. . BLUFFS.
2Br & Den + 21,; ba, Up-
graded. Includes Land.
$60,500. Owner644·7MS
.. ' HARBOR VIEW
Homes
3 bedroom, 2 bath
Carmel Model,onfee:
) $79,900 .
Call owner (714JGW-4267
01.1plex · best buy on the HAR00R VU HMS·2 Sty
beach! 4 Bdrm.<;, 2 baths PALt:RJ\10. 4 Bdrm, 3
& 3 bdrms .• 2 baths . Ba. DELUXE. $92,500 1',or the smaller family
or one wilb a teenaa:er Frp\cs. $169,500 l~l Port Margate, NB Owner:/ag\642-5325
NEWPORT SHORES
Im mac. 2 br, 2 ba, F /R,
DIR, i sty. Patio, steps to
Ocean ·_.: swim'g., tennis.
& clubhouse living of
Newport Shores .
Positively in move in
IE.CH HOUSE who need a·se.,:. came or
A stereo rm. a 38R Lyon.& t'or sa le or :.ummer rent. & Cashion built home
Furn. 2 Br + bonus. 2 Ba. w/H new 40' swim. pool.
Bltns. Only 3 + yn old. Xlnt nbrhood. $98,SOO.
R-2 lot. you own land. OWNR,/BKR.
Ocean side. 4601 Balboa 642·6554 675·8444 Blvd. $59,000 or rent for 1..:::::.:=:.... __ ....c.c:.;c.c'l I
?? A.Vail now. Try lse
opt. 645·2963 owner _________ ,.condition. $49,950. Owner 000
NEWPORT SHORES 64'-3686 .• $2,
'"" 1;s1ed! 3 BR. plu• FAN~ASTIC VIEW or EST CLIFF TA:X REFUHD & den. Move:in ~lion ! Bay & Ocean, 2 Br, 2 Ba, ONLY 5°/o OOWM
Lowest priced in area, Condo, with 2 balconies. POOL HOME on I.his except.iooal 3 br,
on ly$t7.&00 Boat slip avail. iQ9 ,500. OPE"" HOUSE 2 ~ ba Condo with a
CA.YWOOOREALTY 644-6856 " FOREVER VIEW of
• 54B·l290 • !-'-"-'='------Sat/Sun. 1-5. LU Dover Newport's Upper Bay. Harbor View-Mo11aco 0 · 4 b 2 ba 1 Open Ho••• c .. , " Sun. OPENHOUSE SUN. r4\'e. r,-• amrm, "1oll I BLUFFS ''U'' Plan. Like l9SZPort Locksleigh poor. $87,000. Ownr. all day.l48 llrvine.Cal :
new. Walk shopio & schls. Upgraded, prof. la nd· 642-7674 Steve Queale atSfu·86'U 71/• int. avail. SSS.000. 1-'-'--'-------~-I •ed ~arpet • .. tor• 494·1595 or 640-1136. scaped, immaculate! LIDQ,,SLE " ... "
l;:;~::-;,:~;:-;~;;:;;;::;;;;~l."644~·8896"""~·c_ _____ j By Owner, exceptional D Large Exec. 1 Bdrm adult roomy'hod'le on large Jot. 0 v -=
SHORES
R
Condo. on the Bay in ILUFFS 4 Br, or 3 Br & den, Low
Balboa, full security, bay view 3 Br in e-ariY down & favorable terms.
boat sip., pool. S&td.950. area. 563,uOO. 640-8455. 1 e,y appt. 675_75ot2 Gracious informality 3 I u Jo' e r nan o .1-~~-"-~----<t~l-"'c:'.!'.!'..::.O:.:::..::::: ___ I w/panoramh: views of
Owner/Agt. 675-7520 STEPS TO SURF W ESTC LI FF· DOV ER Bay. 4 lg. bdrms, Ca m. &
I & 2 BR Duplex.! Xlnt in-SHORES formal dining. Priced
OPEN 1-5 SAT/SUH come. Fantastic potcn-Sparkling 4 BR. 3 Ba low $165,000. Ca ll :
1019MorionLone tial. Lowes t priced in h o m e o n ~'t acre. DenisonAssoc.673-7311
Outstanding 4 bd rm., 4 area. ss-1 ,000. Mariners School. New
b1.1th, den + lge. enter:: SOUTHCO.\Sr appliances in carpeted
ta1nment room. frVlc.. INVESTMEN'f Eat· in Kit c be n .
bit-ins . Ex.citing yard 549-0812 Outstanding pool, pad· FANTASVTl.IECWOCEAN
with beauliful jacuzzi. •---------'l die· ball court, & covered )
Hurry! $139,500 LIDO ISlE patios. Sep. Di n-rm, NEW (compld.ioa ln""30
Sc.nl·c •r-..:•• completes this l.i ncoln days), 4 Bdrrns, 3 Ba,
107" •••••••••••••••••••••••
HARBOR VIEW
POPULAR CAIM&
Custom decorated 3 BR. 2 B•,
lam-rm home on lge lot. Vatant •
qwner a nxious. $79,500.
MOMTIGO A VllW
Never lived. in ~ J!R fa m-rm ~olne
w/great view. Nelli' Pool &c tennis.
Popular exferior. $79,950.
SOMllSIT A YllW
.Large 5 BR fam-rm home with
Newport Ce nte r lig ht view .
Premium lot. Hard to tell from new.
$129,50\).
EASTBLUFF
PO.PULAI X PLAM
Professionally decorated'J BR. '2 Ba
fam·rm home with E-Z care natural
surroundings. $79,500.
SUPERB SPYGLASS ..
. MIW IEDPOllD/POOL
Spacious rooms. deluxe poo1,
jacuzzi1 view &. much more. Priced
to sell today. $167 ,500. ·
MIW lllDFOltD
lmmacul.ate , professionally
decorated & landsca ped loaded
w /xtras home. Yo urs today for
$164,900.
CORONA DEL MAR
llCIMTLY lllMOll ...
South of Hw y in old CdM. You'll love
this spacious 5 BR home &.enjoy the
tax advantages of a 2 BR Apt. Neat
family home. $127 ,500.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
llOKIRS A SALISMIH ATTIMTIOM '
We still have a few openings in our
new Corona del Mar ortice. Ask for
Ron to find out about our special
compensation plan.
673-7601 Anytime. 31423 So. Coast Hwy,
Call Sue Conner
549-1220-675·5163
oreM SUM 1-S
2505 IRIS WA i
Dramatic cus tom de·
51 gn, 2 bdrms, 2 bath
home.
.. to this 2 bdrm. oottagc
& studio a1)t, over dbl.
garages. Nort h side.
Sylvan setting:. S79.500
.--r-••• Ne ar -n e w Bayfront . ho o ••• •116 • /\ REAL WINNER, this 675·5726 Lane value. $122,50-0. me. wner _.,,, •
58R, 4 ~BA . Pier & dock. 1-"'oc. """''""""------I 546·1117 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ architectural jewel. 4BR !------~--! $270.000. 327 Sol.Id cU>lom. CHARMIMG OPEN SAT/SUN I·>
ONLY ........ $l3>.000. L )3rt'ttt'ng~-m ..... •(tn CALL MARGUERl'rt::. Newport HeigntS 114 JU• y
$79,SOO
VILLAGE FAIR REALTY 494-753 I 38 Em•rald lay 48R CAPJ::COC>
Near Beach Good loan BEACllFRONT Price Si7.>.000
W A 1· C 11 T II E
SA IL&01\T S and
Catalina SunselS from
this spacious. custon1
.tUR •• $149,500.
Enjoy lrte Good Life
Coll 493·l51 3
4 BR., 2V.bat.h:s
Large Family room
Lge. kitch. w/bltns
Jldwd. cabinets, (rplc.
Slate entry, dbl. doors
Shake roof
Obi. garage on alley
Only 9 yrs. old
$78,000 fill It. on water. 4 units Bill L>uUois 49-l.:H88 ··"='~'·:':":·: .... :,:::· =E=xl=·~ ... ~·:· ~-....;::"'.:::-~-:::---M•illOft v 1ejo I 06 7 CA Ll. '-' , .. , . 2' ...
-Ofi'll-0 .Iii,,, l -fl~ ~c.• ~;,:;;·,;:~;;·~~;;~~~:·~; ..tftA'fl""-~\&a 1.'Qt.J l't"J.. ~ P(/" V Owner 4 br. 24011 Olivera 7 R f..Al.TY
"· Tho f fnlri911ing Word Gome willt a Chuckle ~s.m. 830-2 160 Nt•r Nt•P•rt P••1 orrirr
·' • .. -----•~.., «AY •. rou.t.ll Open house Sat/Sun. 3Br. 1 Bd rm Doll llouse on
LIDO ISl.E
Artist's Home
and renects it . Charming
5 BR. Sunny patio, Steps
to bay. $139,500
fr••h·SpociOus
3 BR .. den + family rm.
Spcct1tcular living rm.
Move into by summer.
S\52,500
LIDO REALTY
.I \7-:-\I' I .. 1 ... ' I\ 2b<1. lge fam rm . air private isl1o1nd. Ex cond.
cond, View Saddlehack, $56.000. Owner /Ag l
lots ot Brick & Wooct.1 _6.c7~>~·3963_.cc.. ______ I·=========
S86-5616
*673 ·7300*
R E 6 M E· E N<w port Heiq(oh · ..,EASY-
1 I I I Me..,...t leach I 069 Nesllod 0 0 a Hlfl,;dc ;, SUMMER UVIMG J th;s 2Bc, 2ba home. BuHd .•. ,·n t'ls dellghlful 28R · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• on later• enjoy the view. n
i" .. "' c UN 5 y L BLUFFS VIEW • OpenSat/SUnl-5 + den condo w/ocean •;=_;:it"iin .. f""fi'l-J Spacious CUstomi7.ed 2600 Cliff Dr. NB views and lu.'lh green-
• 111 • Condominium 3 RR , 3 Bu DOVER REALTY belt. Enjoy t.he good life .
• j f-Vie w of Bay 4l2 Plata Call 645-9070 Sauna, jacutii, pool, ten-·
•1 £ w ::;72,000 • ·owncr67S·3400•---------l nis " no maintenance. J K AH R llarbor View·$ BR, 3 BA. Walking di1t11n ce to
l LIDO IA.Y Somer~et . Special beach
·l <.:ho ce 2 BR . 2 fi..\ Apt. landscaping. Custom CANTRELL
;i ~ IR i· TI: 1 SJ ... • :~· ~':. -:.:~· ~.! f;.j,i:'s..~'.~.~'. :::=:·::~~~~ 17 1~~:'!!;~~7.
• ':::;;:;'.:::;::::::~;:::::: if he C•n go oultide t11M w•Kh !-----~~--:• rl R E ·o L o I thti 1•i.Uft•1 go by. And •he llG CA.HYON tive in luxury. Owne.r
:: h.-.-..-.,r-T-irl , • ..,,~ "All r1gh,, bu! don'I _ Bri "ht, cheer" 3 br, 3 ba. has put m1ny extras into "p9rad•d RHGle ':•." ' I I J J J 100 -." ,... • J this like new$ Br, 3 8 a In new Subdivision nr •·;:::·:::·:::·=:·:::·:::: Jac u :r.il + s m . pool. home. 3 car g.ar. Just CdM11r. !t Bdrmt. Fully
.
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1
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I I' I I I'' '°"::.~:ir!~~1 b-:': i3.f~;;;t~~~~s,,~ :u~i~~c 0~~i;t!,,~~t:
' "'; .---· ~ l';;'.:;;:"':;::::;:==;=::;o=:::'l.!!B!!;'o~k~•~r---~"'°~·•~>1r.:i;201 roo m dividers. Spacious
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1 Will curr1 2nd TO, Cc ntury 21 (0reenl«?alty Vo gel Co. Re altors. -· ...... SCIAMUTS + wuss It Cl 11tncAa 1010 owner. S19,s<JO:M0-1341 142.9321 ~ ---a:J-~
I •
INTRODUCING
OUR 197S .MODEL
LG~i"---.......;
When Promonlory Bay Homes opened, the dramatic lnlerior of the
first model was qne of the most.popular attraclions •ln Newport
Beach. Now Sad~~9.acliJoteriors has done it again.
There's e brand new. breathtaking model overlooking PACIFIC COAST
Promontory Bay. With lhe same spacious rooms, ·
innovative architecture and award·winnlnq style.
¥isit Promontory Bay Homes now. priced from
$21 Ci,600. Price includes your privale· boat
slip and deck.
!TW!Jntnll'VW~~.
607 Bayside Otive. Newpo•I Beach. (714) 673 ·3900
. Arvin~ PacJt!.c ~k!pmenl C~pany
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'1AIO.klti. 7Four&ll.100.S10,140 111..,..c ChMr., ~· d1;p1, tac. I•, BlbeactlhOIDl:. l\.\ba. tl~ ••:I Ir -..e. Oceaii6b1yviews!lbl.lc: Hunt ~ Harbour. lncome-prfced$74,~ _....'I' t ''''''''''~''''' ~·f!Oj•'!l!t '" , AU_,, erp'8, drps. 2~ Lie IDcd Yri ,..,....e. beactt., lri*, GE d/w Wubat/Dryer. No rti>. ~
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I 100 OR MOREi ALL ..,._. • N l 1140 &Ibo 1225, ....... raSuu ..... f!U8a, .... $325 OPEN l ·f IOOS Vi sta n ,Id.I urn lyurse·.,A,.,. __ ... _____ _
. IJZ..'E'Sl AREAS ! UMITSt Elchtatrp wJta. t1:'.~ffunt~ . A&&.Fee.tl.,_.. le••·•~. ~1.a-re1DownB•". :!'i92f:t. yr e _....Lagun•le•ch 3748
·! ·PRICB'"St CALL F08 f0Ul$ 1i PtYI$ pr 1i mll l ~p £u~1 $115:, ulll ~. Alt. Fee Br Greeabrook home ' Cute, 2 Br. M bch, fned. V"l! ad:;oe:!•; D/R; 60 ~ 8a . •••••••••1 •••1 •••••••••
!• D£TA1LSI Tait sheltered property ::,~:,~1:,V.DLal•: 979·lM30 b• ~lrR lf'J1/J, D I'S' yd., cpt1, atove, 1ar .. .-,144. LA:G~ 2 Br, 2 af~= Studio Apartment 1 block
HUOHUuo.oaoo apprec. In 110cXI areas. Owner wants lllltallment 1~•--11•--~ 'I 0 blt'at oiW t.icd. yd' view , n·o do&•· 1220 3 'p ~zin S. lnhlot P!OI 1tk . or pets. . to Beach. ULil. p11ld. $175 ... '!!~~~~~~~~"'!l~'~5~"ri·~·~9~5~-;~~~~i!:_J •-,_ • 'd .,. -N' lil-5115 • 1700 IL' roi B r.no ~e. Call497·1711 --·.w ; -·-10 "t. sale. Posalble •-l<Hin. •••••••••••••••••••••' palJol, bl 1ar. . r · a~ox 1q ·
, 1971 HILLCllST 22 unltaptbldg,idntl()(.t Owner will flnanc:e., Vearl,vlrg 2 br·2ba,lrP.lc So Cit P~••· Owner.,,... 1244 1aeorl1e . .....,lt'f COl"Oflad•IM.-1722 Newportleoch . J769 · ~4x44, 2 !R, Air Uiolcr, yr old, $390,000. 919,331 9roaa.overUl',Pyr: • .All bhns, 'At'lr11ar.S350rfto. 8?S.07ll. ~· f.••••••••••·••1 •••••••• 3Br,2-8•,very1harpMOO :•·•~•••••:•••••••••••• ••••:•••••••••••••••••• ~x32 raie d pw-ch, ~ta Mon-Fr1 9.5 conapleMlf f~-l11quirt1 123 Gllrnet, ._ sft' 'z I• ·11'aJ11·rm UNIV PK . Terraee, news mo Newport,8hore$ 242 Sp.11c1o~s I Br. 1'\lm. Apt, 529.95 WK UP . l Rdr,Z Hu f4,eea au . 0.:luxe5Sl.ar . bedroom ual~ .. HWTJ.-Balbo.11 Jaland. F I ' t C9cl 9rd' ' Br,2 81, DR, peUo, pool -J..uionia· 845.5211 tor 111n gle a:entlem•n. & B•ch. Color TV, maid , •\dull Park. Term"s. -callUNlay. (l14),fa2·lTOO. rpc, en " Y ·new ~$'-U W ·78M · " · W.11lk to bcb/stores. $250 ierv pool THE M£SA
'"110.iOO . Jp1187.68 41U.MITS IN .VE-T!llCNJTC:oronadelMs-3122 .crpt.$.MO.sno.Ul'-U?l · ' -PZAZZHOUSE,3Br.Z mo.lnclutilities,yearly. 4 u N .Ne~portBl,NB'.
'' llOBJLIC .PRO,JJER · "i DI ON J ••••••••••••••••••••••• •3 BR, 2Yi Ba condo. Ba. I Cillt &•r. beamed 673-6071. 646-9681 •
Tt_E8,l&l·V5SI $450,000 -THl:RE . :gW 2 BR , washer, dryer, F.}\., lrpl, paUo. ~. 2 Rll'4TA&.5 eeilln&I. bllnt, VP, cpta, DELUXE B4'chelor. nr. . ~c
, COSTA MESA MUSTSIU. 711lil'TS-$-127,ti'f :;:.~·~hina <:°ve :ar1ar.11S0.11J..l&.\.1 ~.:::~::::::::::~:= ~·:.;~~~OK . be.ach.lma~w-eadult on· s~~a~iroJt~v~!: :Par :i i Extremelyr Q;otiv1tcd .... :...1.J-~CCMll"Se MESA VERDEBEAtirt SBR J Bl ... lt10/4IO Jy.675-7488 br. Wkly or mo. 646·3111 ~4 lC •4• 2 Dr. 2 Ba, eeller.All2bedroomun-............. ) d Xl JUS'fSTEfStoBigCa· 48t 381 den formal 3BR'2~.a· -LUXURYCONDO . . uatom Built Coach in Its. New cerpeta, pa.Int 2 separate p. nt nyon Monlht,v yearly ~ ·bin' Beiul lBR' •·r·······-Newpoct CresL 2 Br 2""1 SUB-LET 1 BR Apt.. tor Furnished Bayside apt.-I Adult Five Sl1r P•rk and dispo~als. Ret.-ently cond. Deair1ble Costa i hori-term ~Yer. laadle:~ lar 'e pool : ll . ,2'12 ba, am .••. $t50 · ba, den, a ~• cir iar. M ~)' &_ J uae. 101 ~ 3B R. 3BA . Sun pbrch,
,, i Call HM-., -.&1• upa;radcd. Spciod,.ble is :.ea: loci:,:/ 2 ~R, 1~ Owner out of aru, w1a Avail I ~ medg $.550 . ! u:· :: ::·,tam ... ·:::= Frplc. Wetbar. Prtv ten· Pouisett1a Ave. ~7 family & livinl!l. Ye,11.rly.
r GlllHR.EAF ~~~~s~~' sv1aoo1 .. "ooo. Wdown1·11se1'1 w.w:· ;. T~C il rented. Sis bednlom, ITS·-9or&l5-C21i. • RAIS·OR····'S···· nls. Walk to beacb. Cost• Me•• 3724 Prtv1le pier. $750 ,,mo. SStarAdult"---unlty J • -,.-. o. three balb.s. Rea.00. . '3115/me.145"872. •••••••••••••••••••••••"-87~3-"~228 ______ _
...........u on 9% lin•nctna. Eams ReaJcon 6"-t910 re n t . C O L E O lies. del Mar-3 Br, 2 Ba, UI( & UP ' tt'°WbJttlerAve,CM ~o per montb cross. .. NEWPO&T, Realtora. courltry'k.llebila, bllnl, REALT~· ~nboatalip+delunl~ SlOW S•CleM•nte 3771. tu11 •••liable a 20x53 Principals only pl •BEACH Duplex. 81~1511 eocl palio, near tJI ac:hla. ~ 3 BR. 2in BA &ownttouM. •SB.IO.Nlght6:Up •••••••••1 •••1 •••••••••
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l"n co.U today c114, 752.1700. Buullrul owoer'a unlt • 1137s.1t1.a11t'cw-$&547to. 4523CllllPYfDi'., lrvine Drapes, w/w crpt. Dbl •Studio& I BRApt.s • 1 BR. wo.lk to bch . .s100. INVESTMENT CALLAct.,6t8-1414 Co1taMt10 )124 C1mP..V-IJe)'SMPCtr. g1r. 1400 l'Qo, year's •Water Bed& Av1 H, May lit. 827-1833,
mwi\ be seen l.O be ap· DIVISION I ••••••••••••••••••••••·+EASTSID&. I latte CALLIJJ.1600 lea-ereq.AvailJUMl.al. •TV&MaidServAvail lc.lCoronaLn.Apt.••A''
j preclated. Caft•betwetn 'I'HERE.<LESTATERS NewUaUatreaidenUal. 1 Bdrm, V:-tyard , no. bed·room.a built·ln Will sell for ·Sll,9&p. •PhoneServ,Htd~I
9-i pm ~ E$. 16 Unltt. Coat• MeML idtch, child· 6: ,pel.S OK. kitchen. double garage · • llNT Al.S • Owner 1·682·1'24. •Children Ir Pet Section .A~Unf'u.,..rn"•·•"hcd
64•·7965' 2 A PL · · Weltori&Co.6lS.8900 l963 Harbor Blvd . plus· c1rport, .larae UNIV.PARK •$5.~fweekitentw/ad , I 21 x 52, 2 8r; + screenetJ ~ EX . lnduttriol{, 962·8485 ~~~~~~nl'!:d c~~=Un~~ ,:RR, 228.,: B · · · · · $32.S!_.~ P iJe\!n,,!rt ~~=s~.n3 ;~~ ;"ih 23;:::~~:_~~M ••••••••••• ••••••••••••
room. $12'.IOO. DeAn za Side by side in exceJlenL . Prctper 'I 2100 N•wport IHCh 3169 $390 per mo. Free Rent.al " a .··............ Ba. Superior lnt.erlor. 2'Ai lalboo Island 3806
811y1iiide Yillagi;. NB . locu tio n . Prime in ·•••••••••••••••:•••••••••••••••••••••••••••'••• Scrviee. 848-T71l 'Walker: 4 BR ,2lh Ba ......... $4.5(1 car gar w/ elec dr. Ten· ,,,.,,,,,,,, •• ,.,,,,,,,
673·8f7Sor673-JCM3 vestmcnt·otll 3 t>Cdroom, lnd./Offlce llct,. Live on Lido Isle. only &Lee Real Ettale 1 WALNUT ~UARE ni1, 1aun1, pool. $500 I Br rurn $16S. Lots of 3 BR Apt . Spacious. Lrg L i:~ Ou th units. Annual in· 3,000 sq ft. perfect ror 5450 n110. 2Br, 2 Ba, Ji'AN.TASTlC Eastalde 3 Z BR~~~T°i:~-ROCK. $0:$S lease. 968~411M. bltns · Pool. Walk to room w / bar. <_;.,.n be fum AcAanof--~. llOO (:Ome il9,920. -, ex-Mfg .Reps.,Adrnin.,eh:. {21317Q.0427collect. doml ZOR Zbl den ~•• DUPL.EX 3 br 2 •• 11 Shopping. YI mi, beach. or unJ'urn Cllll ~ --c lu1ive sales pric~ OWnrw /tinilnte.Lmitdn. br, 2 ba + r tory. · • • ...... ._... • ....-. <1 931W.19lhSt.548-0492 213/795 ·6400 1111m·6p m
.. ,., •• ,,,,, ··••••••1 •••1 $85,000. each . Ca 11 PACIFIC R.E. 642·0200 BEACl-1 House. Will sum-Frpl, bllns. best .schla. 5 BR, 2i,; ba, den .. ·· $19$ ' extras, ·tennis, Olympic wkdys,
JO Acres Palm Des41r\., 545.8424 Associited mer-win~er rent or aell. Pet.a OK . $385. Call : AM 4 BR., 2 Ba ...... ·. · $U) pool, etc. Stepe; to ocean.
water Ii: utilities, re1dy South coastBfukers. Baldwin Park Furn. 2.l Br + garden. 2 642·5200 &5'8-8641 GREENTREE $325)'rly. lse. MZ-~13 * ShHr llMG•••• Little Island. Sew custom
' for sub-division, ex -1-------~,..--1 Ba. Bltns. OnJy 3 + yrs d M 2 Br .• l ba, lam rm·· S315 Pool, crpt Jr; dJi)I. lndry, 2Br. 2b:.. Vrly. ,.\dult!i. ~ ~~iwe •n!a d llwy 71· RJPLEX near Sf>uth . ~.~sq.fL.S295,000 old. (fee Jand R·2l 2V BRd Coen ot~t . ci"b' ~ S..ta Alla . 3210 ;•~d~ul~ts~.!!!17~7~E~.~22nd~L_SlJ. ,·~·7~,.~~~:n~;~. ;(J;;;::j~"~;; ..,.tale Sile, M, Tuclier Coasl Plaia on large cor· BROKERM.S-a424 Ocean 1ide. 4601 Balboa er e o un 1 Y I.I • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~e1r Beech. 642·3&&5
(114} U8·151Z ner lol. 2·2 Bdrms:, 1,;1 L-~ •--oel• 2200 Blvd. Rent 5'50 winter, i 3 3 5. A v a i I Ma Y · $140. _2 BR, child, yard, YEARLY Unr. B;;ilboa ' ---------I Bdrm. Frplcs gas bjt· v'a w_.-$1000 summer. Mo. M6-S990 ; 551·8266. Vl-N garaa:e. Fww. IK..._, • I Ir lsla nd, SO stepa to great TAKIOYHPYMTS t t 'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllllW', E d b hild beach. Spacious, J.l!llO sq . ., Pl.Dear. with scenic ,:~~ck:~:n:& ,:::,ee!· TWO LOTS total 104/209. ~r~se;r~l~e ~OOOAv~i 1 BR House, lg. liv.drm, a&A&.TY ~tp1p~..!"!;~ :;_;. , 12••,•opt~o•alty ,•',•,e ft., 3 br, 2\tii 'ba, dOuble
v .. wa of a l1zy river & Good rental lrea .. XInl ~hoice location, , ltunt· . 1 .....-a:ar, cpl. t.hruoul, rps. 5S2 .. 7SOO OLbER 2 'br, claid, 1p-I n•wpor • garage, patio. Children
leas than $250/ac . condition. Xlnt invest· inc.ton Beach. _Zoned now.6'S·29S30wner. Slv/refrJ1. No pets· of pins, tree:i, BBQ, gar. CM. OK . Avail. l mmed.
838-7202 ment opportunity· at bus1nes1, Proless1011al or 1 & DEN ' gardener• ~~ ... ,!17nd. ~ulta only. UL VER DALE lg. 3 br, 2 i175. $390 /mo. Deposit re·
----------1 $S2,950 orfices. $21.C?OO · each. comm. poo l. Unique ......,.._ ba, frpl. cov'd. P•lio, FURNISHEDb9ch.$130. Lge,....2 .. 'a . quir ed . C all nuw!
Ap.t111eM1 · ,,. .. y1 ... n ,. ..... SO... TERMS. Write: KAN · situation in becaut area. LG 3 b 2 b p1•d-PJTk, pocil, Lennis~.Price Applns Ir" utilities. Bltns, W /W, drapes 675·8721 & sec ill 33J for•• 1300 .,~ ., .,, ..__ " .PAK, 1993 Kihei Rd., SJSO. 640·11SS · r. 1' c .,,.... ol>en. 979·2S60orSil·141M pool, adlts, no peu, $190. Amethys t Ave.
••••••••••••:•••••••••• AeALTOR 133-9293 Kthei, Maui. Hawaii or frpl. Wash /dry. Fncd. SP•Rv"~G FeeH/OOkrM. lfl~ft~s 642·9520 BARGAIN price for fast apooe,808)·879-l!i28 Peninsula bay(ront, dock yd. Avl. nov.'. 545·94~ or , Ei:EGANCE ""-I c:=.::;:=. _____ -12 BR . on Gr•ndC:.inaf, Lil·
.sale. Beaut. cmdo com-ALFALFA ~CH -for 50 ft . boal. 3 BR .. 3}\ 646·1757 J~ 1 Co d 3 br 2 b •642-9900• Bachelor Pad, sep. uni tie Bal. ls. Boat dock.
plex. 112 units. rented as 1~00 Acres, h1gb produc· Pro m on t _o ~ Y iiu Y ·By ba. ilSOO Mon• s lse Follntain I/alley 323-. s~en ~ ... o~m. rrp;., fr~: $150 util incl. first & las rrpl, rlidiilnt oeaL Year·
apls. ProJ•cted •75_in:. _lion'. M-~~a~eme nt & ewner. M1n1mal down or Graham Rily &&6·2414 •••:•••••••••••••!'!'•''' din r m, "pool.I & tennis. BRADFORD PLACE mo. 673-1616 -I)'. S35tJ . No pe 1~ or
come approx. i3oo.ooo. ma ~ket1ng conl-ra-ct trade eqully for s11U1.ll BR 2-s·-Bttns-2 3 Br, 1\.9 Ba Tnhse, bltns, 11::.1oLlft •·v·r, ... _.,.. Children. 673·~7 Giant pool, jacuzzi, g,vril, avail able. . house in Newport area. BE,\CH Cottase on the 3 . · . a , •, car CIUb rees " jfiliier. iir:-,.u ,· 2Cii""&8r, swim n .,~ --gariges. 1''or. .sale or Ot~er r.anc:hes av.ii. $119,000. Prlnciplls only. Bay, adul ls only, .sleeps gar· pool · $380. rp o. c'd. $42$. Owner. pool, nr So. Cel Plaza. DELUXE Sp•dous I Br, Capistrana 8eoCb J8 Id
lrade down. 7,.ib 'f.D. By ldl Grundy', Attr 213/278·9966 or write, Box 6. monthly rental only. 632·3423 01962·23U·., 552·0664/552·7755 $2»5. mo. 545-4763 furn apt. Pool. Ampl •••••••••• •••••••••••••
owner. Mr. B .. fOO N. •675•6161 * 545, Beveily H.ills, Ca ~i~.:. s.i oo per m o . V:icant. Kidi/Pets OK. 2 SouthL-•• 3216 parklng.Adults.nopets. DUPLEX J Br. 2 Ba .
90213 675·21ll ·· JSR p 1 Fam -7 _ _.=cl965=~P~o~m~o~n~a~A:.c..v•~·~·~C~M~ crpts. dr"s, bltns, nr Ac1cia, Jo'ullerton. (714 J • story , oo , •····••••••••-·•••••••• ,.. l ~ftUST , •nu XI RMVlo • l>e<tcb. S260. 64 2·1155 879-974f .,., . -Mobil• home/ Houses IJnf&UNJMd rm. nl a:re~. _.,., ~· OCEAN VIEW, outaland· Eu&.&ide; comp. redec.
·' COINllercial . 1. Prime new Anaheim in· Trlr 'rk• 2lOG ••••••.••••••••••••••••• Ask for Ted or Gayle REALTY-COMPANY ill&walk to priv1te Bch., & 2 BR ($165·$200); pool. Corona d~I Mar 3822 p ..._. 1600 dust. park of lObldgs. •••••••• •• , •• , •••• , •• ,. 963·1881 orl47·302$ l.,.MIDl~n dttks,' 3 Bd, '3 Ba, $&50. Adults. Call.646--1947 ••r••• ••• •••••••••••••• ..... "!'!:::~ .•••.. ,,,,,. 166,000SquareFeet Mobile Harbor Home. Geftera.1 3202 3 Br Condo. 2 &. 2 c.lr oEcurAMCY i mo.494·91u'. , LARGE l Br, 2 blks to
... . ' Exeellent lerms Furn.· Adults only. lnq .••••••••••••••••••• ,. •• , garage , clubhse . .all 4 Bedroom. 3 batli, C'ottdo•i•ii'. ·~~:: ;r~·:.~i.ii! ~·T~h.I ~e,;.. e.::·l~plc, ' IA y rK~ .: Bill ~~~:ix· Rltr -Owners. No. 67, Bayside FREE . }o'~EE rac:ilities. (213) 360·3119 ; g1 llery, formal dining: u.twwialiN 3425 rant ok. DO pets. 2265 Ca u I inc: . .....,.,. .
Olfice,bujlding. spec· • 11* Villaie .NB •Proress1onalServ1c:e• if no 11n s wer (7 14 ) $6001Mo.(X61) ,,._~·••••••••••••••••• nyonDr.,AptF.833-8S.1.1 CostoMesa 3124 ~ tacuJar view. executive Ocean Front. NB. House Out •f Coimty •LANDLORDS• 831·0645 Emmel llM<.uoefM4.'200 XEcttr~VE W~ED •••••••••••••••••••••••
{ alfices. $150,000. & Gar a pl & Dupl<iK.._ By Propert'f 2SSO H om e f i n. de rs , • Executi ve living in this 2 Deluxe 3 Br. 2 Ba. pvt •Tropical Pool• 1 & Z BR apts $18S & ~.
, llLLGRUl'4DI' owner. 6 45 -7721 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642,-9900 story home with boot1:1NEWI>eel'fleklbome.ibr, Jalie•& rec center. sec:. l Br. cpts, drps, bltns Util pd. pool, laundry
• ..._ t .;+1$I6'J 6 I nighl.s /wk,-ds. ""I STRESS SALE California'sLargest room, 3 br, 2 ha,_ c:o~. 2 ba., f-L A /~WIW'tpt., system. B)'1So. est Plaza patio. Gas '-: v.iater_paid. fa_cil, cpts, drps, dshwhr' • .,. · drp& ,___'-l•· ·-&SD F-·__,,.._.. $170.mo.548·1168 closed gar. NopeU. No 93.000FT. COVIMG.ToM . •Renta!Set'Ylce!• patio~ cpu,e "°' ,.,_,oq drps,pool.$31i.551-43U .. -1 11'1V'V'9'» c:hildrenundert2.
IA.tc:llJ,. ~ttQa.J -; ---~ ';. 50 Acres·Son Oie<JQ. FR~E RENTAL boolt in =.t:So'. ~k [ora~a: FO~ LEASE Freebly 2 BR, 2 Ba, brand new . s;;:..;. s;:!t~odec~ast!! Haclenda HarOOr.Apts
,-Pei m e Commercial .. il4,700. Do.•"· 91.0W'S NEAR MT. ittt.JX orr1ce. Example.~ Bdrm Joe ,963-4.567 "°963-1786 painted 4 br. rned .. bJlDll, $225. bmo1 · .N1Heattt<>Bt~ cPN•, upstain in quie 646·1204 ~ • 1• BeautifulRollingHllls house. I b•th, garage, ' , , rrpl, cpts, drps. Avl. im· be1c n un · c •...-ZOAC C-J,, cb}e,,.re. S.P.endable ., Xlnt Bunt· Unbeliev;ibleTerms fenced yard. children LARGE 3 Br, rampus rm med:$350 mo. 982·5369 846-1323 4-pJex. Walk to shops, nr. OPEN HOUSE
;i roneera"'1.,C·~·,. 000alli01~~·upt ·.J ... n!t~~2 87!!7ch !oc~li~. ONLY $1800 PER ACRE fine. !ST and lust mo. 3 ba, 2 car garai::e. bltns, 1 • 3241 Huntinotouo Belch 3 br. !~!:.o1 adldt. 00 pets. ·5 .•,·:atgi.nS~w 9~1Pt:•· av ..v, •~ 0 •-· .... • '"' rent at $200. comm. pool. fOd& ok. No L..-a •acn r b •-·: bch ~. par in c ., · -~~~8r?r::::~~~~:· ~~ 6DELUXE1.J!'lll'S ·. 160 Acre1-«amona t'IACl&IDA fee. ~. mo. lit Pioneer •••••.-••••••••••••••••• -c~1d~e~~fe~iosz · SPECIAL :~Ps~2:ea~~~ioga~r e~:
speculalion herc-8 solid 2 Blocks from ~ in Beautilul San Diego Co. REAL ESTATE Realty. 842-4421 Close to High. School, 2 Br, · · 1 mm e d occ: upa cy .
• inve:i lnlent'. Perteet Hunt.Bc.h .Trade 1~,your PerfectforHorse.s SI adllf cl. ; new appl1. r ecently BLUFFS Condo. Unfurn. IOMUSOllER! Adults, 00 peLS. 5Z1 w.
loc•tion B'uy and hold or bomeor 1ncomeuruts. · Subdivl1ion1or Relrea~ 1854 • " 0HY11iilttt-ltoeh 3240 painted. $300. 497-J.870 i35Q. mo. 2446 Vista (W !THIS AD ... G") Wilson, 642.1900
.: develop.and reap!, You CaliBobPickinson ASleal-OrtlyflOOac H.1. 96l-8~16 ·~•••:•••••••~•••••••••• 3 BR, 2 BJ\, frplc, while Hogar.673·0140 2 WEEKSFREERENT!!I -====~----
: wineit.her w•y.Anxious· RIGHTRLTY 97i-8S33 J""a"t Golf"'-·•-nLot M $16S. 1 br: iipplna, F1replate. 4!'r'BR, 2R /~A, watcrvie~Swim'gpool. 2 BR cpl drps bltns :;:.,Free Gourmet Din LQr~::~e!p~:Uir.rA~~!.!::
Jy asking only $4.00 ft. es:. Verde DuplexSBr u.. """"""''"'" ut.il.Hurry!! new crpts, • / 890CanyonView.Please oiw ''ref~lg po.)1 gar" .1 • ; Don't de\ay-eall oow for de:lux.e + 2 Br semi dlx. Trade Motorhomeor'! HUNT. BClt $180. 1 br, w_aik lo sch ~~~~p. call to see. 497.1532, pley 'area, indr.;v. wi.r. pd'. $400 Las Vegas G1 $160, 1933 Wallace apt H ~ detaila-(714) f52·1700. Prln only. Bkr/owner Ramona Led Co. applas, si.Q⩽pet:, gar.· pina:. '315· mo. ,_.. or . Child OK. Nr. Dana Pl. p~~kPISE BONUS!!! 2 BR w/yard, west side. ~ .l N V E S T M E N T 97J-0493 Ramona, callf F. VALLEY. New 3 br, 2 Bev or Joe, 963-4567 or Beach A~e. 1 Bd, Single Marini. $225. 49t 0568 •••• Children & pets oi:. $170.
DIVISION (7 14) 789-3333 ba, frplc, pool, bbq, rncd, 965-1786 .. prolea~onal. ~· Joel. Bach's. rurn'd. $14.5, 1 br mo. 675-5800. Bk:r, ooft.oe. THEREALESTATERS SSUMABLE 1'7o VA garage,peL. 2 3 & 4 Bl" $27S·$385. VUl.4ao1-e111. 1 NEWPORT TERR. 3 br,
: CDM Prime Cst. Hwy LOAN Live in one .. Rent ~of s:;te 2600 LAG.Hl.LLSh.uaU ! 3br, Ctutdren/slnl)es ·• pels L ..... HiUt .32SO 2'11 b1, mast. suite, =r:io!!~:!:n:. JEASTSl~E funky upper l
f -t•.3000sq.·fLAAAte-lheolher.OrRenlbolb.2 rope V 2 ba,.k.1ds , pet. garage, ok. No lees. Barbara,••••••••••••••••••••••• blfl!s., fam nn.., lndry., 879 Center, Apt. 1 Bdrm 1.n . .a 4·plex. $175
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nut on Nel lse. + 1200 BR, 1 Ba, just redecorat· W1terfront Property nr i-t0"'4EFIM>ERS • • 3 B . ~ 2
1 . ~.. · 15 acre park w/pool. $375 Ana Ave. 673-0'i97
I sq. fl. Avail. for rel.ail/of· ed • · ·i Hooda canal Wash 1 Br be ho swim l . poo, air ... v:ar, 2 644 7357 •:"fices. Xlnl investment new ICOUSU<: ce1 · . ' •642·9900• L~E, autexec me, car gar , 642-1334 ; mo. . 2034Fullerlall.Cfl4 2 BR 4-plex.. Mature . 6900 ing. $125. p/mo. Total Cedarcabinplusxtralot. ~bJd poo#,.318R, ~~ 979·!237;586-GfOO. Towwhous• 1 BR Furn. 2 lrg close~, ad, Its . •18"/mo. 1'7 ~ $160,000. 615· moot.hi)' p11.yment. $185. Public boel launch + ,.. d 1 Mar 3222 car 1ar orm~ 525 1 bed • •
>COMMER ·iAi.CENTER 526-771 1 more, $13 .950 l l )~~~~~~ •~••••••••••••• fi .. l l v rm .'F~m :.r LCMJ11119"4iguel 3252 .,.~~~~':'!i~~:!, ... ~.,,, ~~=~:g'erm, 'e~~~i~:g MonteVista.&l.5·953.1
.(• Free·slandin" Casl·food 2661825'5872 -TOP LOCATION "oea,t. w/~c . Blt:na-t tr1lersof· 1 •••••••••1 ••••••• ••••• HD room :t • e 11 c I. a: a 721 W. 18t h. Apt D b A RARE AND! or:. .. eft't.1-..· '-:c-'"" OR r .1 I' · 2BR Townhouse. · 'Al •, reslaurant bldg pl~ 7· ili&hly deiifed.aJIZ BR Ranch•s,Forms, duplex on oceanside of • , -a ···'bi-1 4 , a~1 yroom, _1v1ng mi. from beach. Cpll, w/storage. Adults only, 1Bdrm.il40.
:; unit, 8.400 sq n.'•bl IJ In Unit 4.Plex. in x.lnt cond. CirOYSt 2700 Bayside Dr. 3 blks. from walk .t~eac. •, 1£ rt!• room, din. area, f1rplc, drps l !Jl BA Dlhwshr. 2 nope.LS. 545·0i72 83J·Ul92
.:,: top corner locution on N. . .11 r 1 ,,,,,., •••••••••• , ••••• Big Corona Bch. 1 yr. old p~r 1• enrusldcou · cpt.s-drps, 2 c:sr gar., car g0ar szso' 613-3479 aft 7 Tustin in Orang e . ·rh1sonew1 goasL. il3S. Per acre : 16 20 4.ievelw/view.Jbr,$500 Poolm=-lnc . 5450. fencedyard,iprlnkitrs. 4 k .d · Huntingfonleachl 40 SPAC IOUS 3br,2ba,cpL'>
;; ,$290.000. se1,i·or ~x.-~~~~§~c:,2~ Acres,opcratingranch. mo,avai1M ay6.2bt$400 mo.968· Avail Mey 1. 13$(). ~r orw n s. 1 •••••••••••••1 •••••••• drps, fr pl , D/W, fslv .
change. 644-4674 549 0812 Aa:t. CharlotteR. Long mo, av.ail June s:•ca11" WANTED: Nice ramllylQ mo. 11t, last & deposit . .-upttaea Unflll"R l600 LOW WES<LY Piltio &: gar. Across rom ~ ... R£Al·ESTATE 1 ----=~·==----Tel (714 )644·1150 557·6&&3 from 8 to 5 or care' for our home. 3 BR, 1·491-1544. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RAT ,;;S Fairview & Calvary
r 18°/o RETURN 55l·M46 /S4S·0882eves. 2 BA, -w/crpts & dfpl. DUL'l' cfoM:MtJNrrv. 2 NIW DU"-IX Exec11tiwe Suifft. Church. S28S mo. 557·1064
;,· · ~.','ENTERPRISES Onprojectedgross inc. Tr911quil1eautr · 11 1 2 Bd Nice Yards for summer er•Deo 2BaP1$.Club Delulle split-level ; 1300 727 Yort;townll•d. LUXURY 3 br, nr. Sol.Ith LAGUNA BEACH Apple V11.lley-2'12 Acre Unique tr · eve rm run! $295. mo~ 983-4561 or House SWim pool'. Call 1q ft, 2 bdrm w/loft-den, Beach Blvd at Yorktown Cst. Plaza. $275. BILns,
a.tT.IPAISES ""'Reduced $ll,OOO Rench w/breathlaklng house, S. of Hwy, walk t.o 963-1786 Ask tor Bev or $ m el» frplc, plush crpt.g, home· s~6.o411 Cpt.s &drps.Sf0.1901 *Atking$42,500down Panoramic View.Gi&ln· be~cb. Frpl, ge_rden Joe · lO'am-pm. like 1tora1e, walk·ln •
CcMMk>MinilNM· · • ·*Corner IOOaU&n' Uc Living room, 3 large patio, ablolute _pnvacy · BR 2 BA Townboms on closets, beth &: 1ue1t STUDIOS le I IR1 120 ALBERT PLACE
for sol• · I 700 * 112 Ft. Coast Hwy. Dedroom•, 2ba. '5fo,OOO. redecorated, la~I crpl Central atrium, ~le El Ntg1111: Golf Courie. h•th, bltft aas nnae It: •Fullkit.chen Deluxe 2 br, Iba. adulta,
••••••••••••••••••••••• • 9 Units. low rents 8i4· 1338 Brier. E ve• tbruout, prefer liftCle 0 sMry. 3 BR. 2 BA. Viii• Lease $285 /mo.Mf.tlll. O¥en, patio derk, 2 car •Heated pool no pet.S. $18.5. Call: .
.-TAXSHELTER ~ OWnerdesirea 548·0411 . co upl e, s 4oo l ease Pacitle TOwnbome. Nr encloaed '•arqew/laun· •Ll:Wtclryl1cilitiee 530--3572 a,aa.9711
+plexea le tri·plex:es by d. 1 , 962·80~01ft6pm. pool '-: tennis eo\lrt.s. Me,.,..,..leedt 3269 dr p on1 e1 ·•Freeutllltiea
the beach. 2 br•twnble . ., Imme ~t.eSa e.5 RM Eltete Many olber amenJU•. •··~••••••••••••••••••• Y room. aSoy __.Y,.~ •f"reellaeas 1 YR NEW TRIPLEX
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8'8-13U . .lroken , ~ 6 W700 ••••,•'••••••••••••••1 ••• ~~iaa c3v:._.nncc.=· 162-2811 or 962-44'11 nk f()Ol, bltns. wash]dry, :;~~ 5 .~:• ~':::.=: •&,,.B·Que dry racil. Adlts, no lse. ~ • . ~ DEtU.\:E 10 acre horte nt con · .,..,... · for~··' . .v, · pr.'N~ pete.'Cl-91!1' 1/ ~corona· d•l .llal'. (7l41 •Phone service $2tiS. 675·6488or64()..U61
TAX ll • DUP.LIX $44,,SO L ~~.'4c!!~~:0~f>':~r r:~ :. P'ERNLEAF;3 Br. 2 3 el(, a 'Ba1
: d9tachad . &.uiua-v. cC...00 175-1337;' '1a;'iietoocean 2 Ir. SI 70 $I 000.00 Located In a very, low· s'0to n >' m el.d a r ea . ~~~f~!c6!.,,~ bltns. aarage, 50ft w1.~r, c.t¥· Oil weter,2 br,2ba-;vJew, 2-2 BR du.plex.es, encl. NO iacreue in ... mmer Family-Pool.·5'8-7911
11 • vac•nc:y area of Co&t11 lfi2Q!,080 W/1150,000 equi: · · drps, .~ltn1, }.,. lTU to trpJ..-boaL 1liP,, pool, a:araa:e, pv\ patio, crpls, rent. Beaut.· I br furn ~1~!,;sP:[~~.!h°:= Mesa. Very sharp 2 ty ror sale.or trade (or "3SO Yrly-LIC Mod ern beacb. *350• mo. le1te. ji.c(lazt, tiobW'/1.b'op. drpa. 3U .aa1 St, C. M. 1pt.s f.\15 *'.$17S Spanisb ·•Sllady Ehn Gar<ltM*
al tax ti nae on purcha.sa 1 b d r.m . u n I l s. w l th hom~ •. apj, motel, n;19bll1 ;tBr, 2'8. trr,lc:, dbl gar, $36-0lal P'"rlc• r.e duce I ,Sr. '2Qu/fa25. fnftnt to 2 yr.1. Style bldg, pvt4iacl aar., Pool, crpt Ir drps, lndry.
of a VUla&e Garden, 2 enclosed· garaaes. Ol.hper p•rk. OwftertAfent (71._, ~atio . Chi d/pet OK. VACANT 2 ,llt hllr• to Head, 878· 7022 1eve, No ,et;f. 541-202Q pool, tauaa,l ndrt_,, adils. adults. 177 E. 22nd St .
bedrm. 2 bu Condo at :i <;oroba delMar.d\,\plex.eii ~·3802 642.9918 be ch 'ij 3 Br:.rq40. &29·te8ldaJs.Agen . 17301 Keelaon Lri.""l blk NearBeach.642·3645 . r ,19 n ... , tro1n $74.500 . s· ~... • __,..,.~~All !... Huntia1ton &ach $160. 2 W. ol Beech off Slaltl'. low , low price o ,--... 1 Acre ol K:J w/Triplex. CO.ta Mete . 3224 1n'.'!°'.::e1, lau1~• · Bluf(a t.ioodO·Lale 3 BR, Br, bltnl, crpll, drps, 842-.,.18'8 •Z 8R, 1 Ba , Mesa Verde.
Modelaopen-i10:30to7:W Very cloae to be•eh. Ex·••••••••••••-.••••••••,• Fee.'t ·-. 2 ~ B.A, crpta, drp1, frplc, ,patio, ca.rporl. AdU:h1, iBr, refrig. il!JS. f11f~u~~<k~~~.1 ~::~~~~ I Chloln&e for ? 67S.3370. Priva te house, big fenced Spa~ ~,. a •. ·~ n:•. ;==~~ 1un:)'~:~· !a~ndr,y fa~U. ~pie~ l Ladlti i........ Nopetl.83~8974"1
l.O 4109 W,.,.5Lh St'., Sanla CLEAR 300 ac. sub-div. yard, 4 Br, 2\li.balh, ~· tr,., 0/q~: Drive W.ui~~chlv~~ . -.1' ~~. ~.~.~~e~· IHf Pfff . APT MAN1\GER
Ana-just.west of Harbor ~ land Bend, Ore. Plenty (213 )370·0834 by.,f!O.· .at.o 1 , 640., • • .,......, , Next to beadl. Bach., Cpl to m1n1ge 12 units in
'"I ._ d h ' S2000Taxltbote r I •· ••1-'-"s "C" Cll 2 bt 1&2 Br troqa, $145. Costa M~s a. lfu&bund on St h an urry . &Hta:Bc:hTrl 1 cs .water!· 303 rron\ l ·JBR 2BA fam rm bit·:, BR;.1.a lb dbl1araae · .. ear t, • • · • •J ac uzala •Tennis. -'MM'k N They're going rast! ·just built. Lots:i:.uos Foothl I Bf, Glendora, ins, Di w. r~cdyrd, Mesa . boae;.,r, 0.-. IOO 14 fl ,. Mlwport lllm l ba, €ptJ. d.,., .. r. N 646_1313 ~ay h•v:1~r 642.;9&oo
0-..:1•1./; 2010Huntiniton Cu. All or part dn PllJ · Verde. 29IO Jacaranda. plaDl•~' 41111itn. "10. Dupl,&. r.2B .. 2Ba OR ,,u .... tt4GOIO ...,taor c ren.
O•its•• 1100 OpenOallyl-S,$38·6179 :1i:~:s:r :~~~~_?O/mo:615-8461. 968.mat A' •. ,~~=··Sil* a.. ~ ....... -~llllMcl C..toMele . a724C .... ~ta . ·37Z4
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CoastHwy,49&-3431 EastsideC.M.lncludes3 •••• , •••••••••••••••••• $180. Sharp, a br, 2 bl1 cpu, p1ew1.7~.Jbr, aaa.1r11.1S1lll,no1ar. IRAllD NEW .::.=::==c:..;o.c.'----:1 bdrm owner's borne. lO'At OWN P roper t y In ~ ACR g , .Pool 2 br, drPt. bllns, reocea yard, 1-,., b11 ea.cl'd, p~lio; Ad.ult•. UICI. + utll .
By Ow ner/Oi cupaqt, 4 down Jnglew6od, llawthorne child, pet, fprlc . patJo. 2 car 11r. •· moJ pool. Cloae.. to sehls. f13·S003an.$pm.
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be1utiful home wllh in· on·• lot. NewpM. 8e1ch. WILL l'A y CASH Jo'AM~L '/ w41nted. 4 bf, 963-1786 "ino.Ltue. •'• OllS ltAM Pen__. ~707 come ot, a ll income. Tix 0~ d r 2 b A/C ec ••1 •••••••••••••••••••• ?Miter. 111 '5th St. -N·B. SlM ,500. 1 "' own. . l'h. tom D'Afntandro am rm. a. ' r . ' Br, 3 B1 , famUr rm1 Welk W bMcb. 3 lldrliw., IALIOAI'*'
67S.aT26 . ' DUPLEX PLUS T.D.Pr.,.nlH ~ir~~iED I ... •P· frplc. Lovely ...... ~vall. 2 Ba., paUo, rip1e, 2 ... Cllermlo1, llOlq"c lot.
3 Yr old .J M.Y DUpleJC . Block from Beach. 213"14·8807 ail.)1.lme pins, util. l ·Z t1rm1. lo June 1$U. • ._ mo. 'lfr· Poola, teniUf Call Close lo ahOPI, bul, bl.)'
NewportbN.cb-Gl'06s in· $7~.500. s x gross on or714-14i·si2la(t.6 $170. J.,e..i/8kt. 75 1·1472 • after6pm • .-SI$ '-:ocean. ros Miln !k.
tonte $13.000. p/ year. Winter/ Summerrentl VA BUYER n.eda t.o buy H0"'4EFl1'40EIS ~ J Bedroom, l=M i.u:is.tul-a.\ND ••W Newpor\l.!°"~.-!~40:._ _____ I
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Tom,528-1010. ..ch-. a bdrm, I bdrm, 1 Nr. Harbor "Ad1mJ1. r•hOPPf· kV •1Glln~-J'f· pe&a. f'JS·5800, Dkr, no -a.r_•k °''mo. uu e1u :
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•Private pi.ilios and balconies
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Aciults Only OJ6-·112u Pacific
()lli<:c Open Oaily 10 LO li ::lO &ii .. B" Victori3 ... Sl9Cl 711 Ocean \vt-N rt I .~ JI 9 • ·
·1 f . V 3834 <7 14 >"~1• ... , •wpo •-6 Ml'w-rthacll l169 t; 4 J.557-8020 1 11 -' ~· oun a1n ° e y MnKd bv WmWallcrsCo •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24UU 1-l arl)ur Hlvc.1 .. Costa ~·J es~1 . Calif. ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ ~ WBS'fCLIFto' 2 Br, l lh Ua ___ ...... ---------i PARK PACIAC CONDO 1 "'" end. paJoo. PA.RIC HEWl'ORT IOwnhou•e .. Adults <inly.
I cpls , d rpi;, ..-.·shr /dry . •l'•RJ••-s' Nopeti;. 1728 Bedf~ Ln. CostaMeso l824C:ostoMesa. '3824 ,\l)UL'fLlVING ~t>!;IJ ,\da1ns . $175 . """" .......,., , $285.mo.548·7SJ.1 .
·-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I Bdrm fr om $18 5 G45·74 i !j &&..-=r J:' SIDI-: l Oft ...., . . Lido Isle wulcrlront. 3 ;: .. ;, n . i• :~r . uu11~ ~·-~u ui~ Off Beaten Path 2 Sdrm from S20S Laguna I Heh 3848 Luxury a_parlmcn living oodroom, 2 bath. z car
G Ur. ,\dulls nu pets. "'urn /Unfmodclsavail ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.ve,rlook1ng the waler . gaca,e. A 11 p lian ces, ~<ira ~c li e fs Slllll. ,·1-hwl>"-. -.·11 "" ,·pt•. h E y •750 000 he llh • ,.~ ijJ4J ~ •., ·• " ~ I 0 2SO La Hacienda Pent ouse. commanding DJO "'· •. a carpels, d i·upes. Adlts · · c lost:U i::ar;i ge. fr ph:. FO UN'f AIN VALLEY ocean view, spacious z s_pa·, 7 JOW1mrru.RK pools, 7 675-8044
li1a Sunny Upvcl'. hltns.
c rj'.lls. d rps. S155. no 1i.-ts.
S.15·5270 or 5.iG·til:!!f5
l·I SORM
· ILOFT OML YI
Pvt PalJo. (rpl, 1 yr lsC
. HA YLOff. Al'TS.
·~d 3 A ¥o c .Ao, CM
64 ~·014 l
Blii,l. Gas & wall·r pd. 9,8 3378 Br. l'ed shag crpt-quiet· lighted tennis courts,1~-'-~-'-------I
Pool "' -noJ)(.•ts.2007SolanaWay, p lus miles of bicycle 2 BR w /pool $22S + util,
LA MA ... Ct-tA APTS MOVE-IN loMuS LB. 4!).4 ·1419 trails, putt ing, shuf• Avl. now. Child/pet OK.
778 Scoll Plaee, t:M fl eboar d , c roquet. Junior Yr. l.se. 968-84591968·7827 ti42 -5073 Huntington leoch 3840 VERY SP~IAL l 's frp, $224.50 monthly; -------->••••••••••••••••••••••• C u s t m designed also 1 and 2-bedroom WESTCLl1',1'' 2 br, 2 ha,
<.:AS,\ Vl<..'TORIA
. 1 &2Br . Unfum/Furn fr.
$169.50 gas/wtr. pd.
,\dulls-No Pets Sec. gate
l'ool, Rec. Rm .. Ele\·alor
52.> Victori<i, &12~70
CllEZOH.OAPTS
a234 1\tlanta
1,2&3 liH. l~rl\'. gar.,
pool. Wa $her , dryer,
Close lo beach. 536-0336
Townhouse . across 5treet plans and 2-story town D/W. bllllli. frpl, pool.
rromCo"°eBe<lch.2 br,2 ho u ses. E l ectric Adullsonly.646-~1
ba. upst'ajrs. 1''rpl, 2 kitchens, _private pa.tioti 1 HOUSE l"rom Bch. Avl.
decks . Like pvt. ·home. or ba!~on1e~. carpeting, bal. of Wn lr r-....-house Adults only. No pets. draper1e5. Subterranean . . . · ~·
..... "*"'° 337.3951 '
•'-"•l•r• •111,2 11
•211 & Den · Rutol1 t. 1hwe 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
N£W pluil h offlN bldg,~
to 6 n.m sulte.s. Con-
ferencu llm. X e ro•
t.'Opicr . Nr. Oc uirport -••7i Moio ....... 1 .... -... w !l ~~~dM~~ ':~ ;i r ~l.!""'~·~·""==:0':::::::::::::==
WESI CLll' BLDG
NI WPOl'l Ill Al tt S40·1100 lJe_ilutlful 2 bedroon1
furni:d11.i4 or unJun1lshOO
u p t g at Oukwood ,
Thcrc ·11 $1 ,000~000. in
re creatio n rucili li c1 .
Complin1untary t ennis
lessons, Sunday b1·1111t:h.
Sportli tourn1unc11tl<i . 1\
1·u11t11nu acti viti~ 1lil'cc.··
tor who pla ns pu11.les. &
l.lillJ 's .... Wt!'ll 1.1\'l'll hel11
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Call Mr How .. 1r1
645-6 101
you find a roomni:1lu.1.:=======~
From Sl&S
Sorry, no on~ under ~l &
110 pet1. l\.lpdcls open dai-
ly 10 to 7. See our larKcr
a d in the a_p;u"t.nlent SCC·
tlon. OikwOod offers the
finest \a counlrY club liv·
ing ttt a prlce you c:.i.n :.i.f-OAKWOO D GA llOBN
rord. There'• SJ million i\P'rs
in recreat ion facilities, a lti lh at IJo\•er
COJ\:IM .. 1,-PROf<'~'I ,
<.:last' A ofCice bldg, 2700
lla l'b9r Blvd, (Oil
Adams ), \,;,M . Elev .•
,\/C. c lcc .. junilor,
music, pa rkinJl, sec.
IJ<&lrol. i\I . It. S lc\'c r.
1ng r . 557 -0ll6 o r
646 -MJ9G ='---fUll lime activitieti direl'-&12·Kl70
tor wbo plans parLies, 55• PEA SQ FT ~BQ's, trips & morel ~,\N'l'~:o : ltoo1n1natc-, ltll 7 Wt:S'l'CLIF'l·'-NU
Free Sunday brunch. . Stra1~hl. 1nature 1nale to · AG1' 541 -~
Plus bea.uliful liint,:ltis, shr. luxuriuus:l brt•orulo, ----· ---
1&2 b e droo m apts. beuul fur11'U, J !ll'U,ZI. WATERFRO ... T
[Urnished & unfurnisht.~l . pool in Ir\· $2UU 1110. ...ewport Beach Oakwood Garden A11ts 5"7-·1tn' ol"ters an cxeklsive ""No -l~.~Crul1vcof(h·es
Rent Raise Guarantee·•. 3U Yr. old bu:sintssn1 an S"15o-~50 l\1onth
We 1'Uaranlee that your look int,: rur l'c1nalc to s hr. Vii·>,1' of hoHls & wuter
rent will nul ~ raisctl for his 3 br, 2 ba hut ll\.'. \Vest dlLL G RUNDY
ONEF'ULLYE1\H&you Ji n ure a . Sl 5\J 1no. He:tlltll' liT!;-iHUI
still have the flexibility 846 -5208 --•
of month to month oc ----·---~ O FFICE SPACE ....
cup•ncy . Jl •nt . rr n Wante d· mature worku~g \Vci;ttlifl" Drive, 450 sq
$160. Pricesv:ryby 1~~. femalc _~o sh:~r~ h0111sc in fl.. pr ivate b11lhroom.
lion.Mude ls opcn10t.o 7. ~IBw /sam l!.~I -. _air. clc. $17a. per 1110.
S ~rry , no peLs or Lt,:.ncw 4 br houscloshr. C•~.li~i:c lllll ,G-1.2--0200
child re n. in ll li. 1 blk. beach. !'lo ... EWPORT BEACH
0 -'-wood· smoke rs or pc~. lia1·h s .. All malt: or rema/c.·64l·IB02 J Offices, recept .• rest _-' --r1n , 1\1C, mu.'>ic, deluxe. GAJ"Ueft.• Share nice 4 Ult pool ~ l\1o. Hrokcr 675-670U A ..... ~-+--.onts ho me, C.M. with won1;i n , 'ION v · .· , .. ....-... ---~ Cl child ok ). 557·64•17. ~ll_SS teJu-1.Aaguna , ... ,_. leeclll Niguel arc;i. llandy tn
16th and l;..,ine Share w /anolher fcn1u le. San Uiego t'l\·y. 200 lo
ADULT I BR . frplc.". l'lOl.ll.
SJ8o mu. 1!17.i Purnona.
CM
Ref's. $425 lse. 497-1617 or parking with elevators. S a t f S u n · 1 O • 3 P M
La..iies 2 Months &.12·6636 Optional maid service."1-:;"";:-;·'~7~50="='~6~·9220=;'';::--;;--;:::·l .--~6<~5~-0~S."'S-O~--.MEDITERRANEAN Re nt free 1----------:j Just north of Fashionk PAC immac, 3 br, 2 b:.a,
ViLLAGE N .. ., ·h Lopa Hills 3850 island at Jamboree and d El Toro at J eronimo .
Park Newport 2 Ur 2 Ua 2000 s<1 ft. Call u>,1•ner
nice fu rn $JS.1. 640·5.J.12. ISJ l· 1-'0tl ----·-------
Cal l 1i~5-.l ll I 1 eKt lo beach. B. c ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• en, nr. Hoag. Oeco1ator I Bedroom \&2 br fro1n S l-1 5 . SanJoaquinllillsRoad. beams, frpl, shag, quiet NEW LUXUH.Y ADl~T M1\'l'Ultf<; Ludy lo share 2 1 ~10N. fl'l·C r~·nt, ~·:.ilk lo
UR, Surrs 1dc t:ondo. oec;in, nc~· dk. lir"·n.
w 1s a m e . nr li cac h . CPLJ.: $1i5. tl'ifi·Ul'7U agl·/
Sho11 "p;. ~a r . rec. fat·. liOJ ~2 Deluxe .2 Hr sludto avt.
w µri\". 11a110. Enl'I g;Jr.
l!i :.!Otl . l'rcft·r :1dults.
5-l~·;tlUJ
l liedr04m&Ot'n J;it·u zz1:. & tcnnl s . SCENICAPJS Telephonc(7l41644-1900 adults.$290.642·1276 APTS.1&2 8 r,pool.rt>l'.
2 Bcdroo111s 8·1U-IJ23 for rental information 1---~------rm. 25092 Farthings Sl.
~lied room Townhse -----With the long, wit.le view i225. Spacious 2 br, view, S&'.i-8460
.:.iou llal'bor Ul\'d. UOW'.'JTOW N. ;ill 'occ.an & more or e verything patio, gar, mature, q uietl-'--------Heas. rent. 5Jti·3:>111 -------
L:osta l\lcsa {71·'1550-8020 v1ev.·s. de luxe 2&.J Br, 2 elsel"orLESSR.t.;.NT!.. -•TERFRONT adults .6.iti·1972 HARIOURL1GHTS
------l·ar 1,:;i r .. all li /I. Ne w. 5195 UP V nlS IN A lim i ted nurnber o f
Lady to s l111re 1-1lcas:1nt
hon1e. ~1 ;15 + uutiti\.·S .
ti4ti·ti.'iti-O.
,. I i'o!O. Flt t-;t-; Hl•:N·r *
1·2 J lt1n. oflicl'S rrorn
$135 p l·r m •l . Ne:tr
;Ul'l)Ol'l. Sct"t ·y. ser1•. ou
prc 1111:-.~·:-.. No lease rc(j.
VILLA MESA
lt11 rde11 apt s. l'rl\<!le
P<1l1u, :.w1u1rn111g pool .
plt1)' g ro un1J, ~ l·ar
~ara~e. 2 lir unfurri is hctl
from Sl!f5 . 01~ \\' \\11l.wr1,
t>-lti·l25_1 -
Parklike "'1'0 1n S215 mo. Open 1 &:2 BR. 1 & 2 BA. patio, • 3 BR, 2 BA . Steps lo lx:h. spacious 2 bt .. >drootn, 2
Sur roundi-house Sal & Sun 1·5. 120 iur. be.1 ms, panCling.'.ex· NEWPOkf 38tb & Bal. 'Yrly. $3.\5 bdrm&dcn&Jbdrm un-··.-l "lh •1 'J' 11 R ,,. mo. l\vl. 5/15. 673-6955 & 1·isa•enow .. , .. ,., ... 1... Intellect. & uncoll\'L'll · DIO:LUXt: 1.2 &JBr 1\plS ., d • n HI ea, · lra i;tor;i.c. • .... " " · I Pvt PalJO.~-J lld Pool K.it;·l31 i or i;4ti·493H . Strlktng deslan Ind lft 673-MIO 16700Saybrook Lane. l1011al yng fcn1 dl'Sll"l':-0
/'IJJ·Jl:!J !"I I II ll(M 111
H:1:1.2g.10 After ntXin ----ALICIA VILLAGE efeQlnt. •xcttlng Wl'I to 1-luntingto il llarlx>ur wealthy, i.:c n .. rous i,:11 · .'ir. Shop·~ -,\illts Onl)' EX. Jge 2 br. 2 bu. dlx ~~t.,.~~J;... O"' THE BAY 17lol )M6·.J3.ll treprcncur lo shr Uc~it·h 1·11 Nl'"'ll•ll'l J\l\'cl. lllllCt'
Marf1n1que Apts PoOiside apt nr bch. 1\dll. .252 11 Stockport Ori\·e PllC'fl. YOUr QWI' pr1Y1te 1"1111 Lincoln Property Co. penthouse. li75·~. n :1\•a1 l;1lJll', SJ5 1n\1, util
1777 Sanl<1 AnaA\·c, cri.1 sorr y no pe t s . $16S. Laguna Hills patiOor'*«iftY.AMltncty Elegant 4 br, frpl. D/W,1-~=~~~~~------· ~ --pJ 1i75·K4 57 l B'H dupll"" apt. Sltlll. UtLI
Jncl. Gal', 1>vt pat.10 .
R ~fr 1 ~ & gas s lO\"c.
(lu1 et . ShM c-pt. GOJtl I)
Meyer . Ht'fs r 1..·1.j ·d .
548-8005
,\Jgrl\ptJ l3 __ •·'6·5.>12 536-8362 -·---(7 141581-6130 ·ml llk>ll-dollarreccenw. befm ccil'g.,palio.$550 MESAGARDF.NAP1'S Seckmature,l't!.'iplemt11 --=---
Tennis courts, too. mo.673-S719eves/wknd. Luxu ry decorated upts. share w/sa1ne lg ful'n J •CDri.I De lu.-.:e Oll1l·e:..•
&.ET US MOV'E IN 'J'OJ),\ Y $159 Newport Beach 3869 A 2&3 Br, crpts, drps, util 2br, 2ba apt, pool. r_r_µJc. t'ull scr~1c~/:.unple 1.11:ki.:
PA MPER YOU rno. + $50. s ec. Spac. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• [·"\"~,,,. WALK TOB1'.:,\CH paid. Bllns, laundry, rct·. Xlnl ~B a~e~'.S.J8-19a..'l_ _ . t.hc ~~~L10~ ~~~·IX:;·
!lave ll your way tn this
v.·ell -l ot"a l ed
tow n'huuse-l"ur adults
only.
hr, children OK. 17391 2 br,sundeck,yearly. room. gym, sa una & Gor-•o forR .. t 43 c0 ~5t:C:..1llw)h1~ ··A" Keclson. I blk. W. of $250 67>3396 I Ad I I "> ' I Beach B l orr Slaler. :•• '"~ . poo · u ts ~n y , ~o •••••••••••••••••••••••••S h a r t• Uea ulitully
LARG E I br. sh~ epl. h1U
pool. Infant ok. Slti5. ltlM7
Mbnrovi;i, 5·1!i·9743
842·0389 ~ ;~i S..Clelfte'nte 3176 pets . 2881 Bristol St, I0x22 GA H.,\Gt;, ::;!7.·1no. 1ur1\. ull'S ~· t:ompatilJle 1,.uxurv actult rentlfS rrom ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 2176 l~.lacenlia, cri.1. ! 111 party. O.C. Ai11X>rl area. •3 bedroom s. 2 baths
•Fresh paint &t:arpels
•COJ.y ri rt:phtl'C
MEAR OCEAM
2 & 3 IORMS
$350montNv. 2 BR, 1100 sq. ft, l'h: Ba. Rooms 41JOO 1"ear ).63ti ~1 1.:..>tJ Hc;i sonablc .x:.tJRl~J.
200 PrOmOntorv or. west. Nr beach. s hopping & ••••••• .... •••••••••••·• ----.-Fu ~ed ·rwo lillH.l\lS. la ri-:e. yard
~aca&e. re ls . ~1<5. l::\·es
5-UJ-6225or I 17.iJ-U7 1!f
•Sunny patio lit!aut1ful s tudio_ apts . G•••
•Garden setting wipoul "'rp lts , bl t n s, di s · """-"
·~=:C:.::=w. · club house. 4·P\ex. Lease ROOMS $20 wk up with ts Furnishl'd ~~ s _ m is ~epftOntf11•17S-100Cl $115. Mature adult. kitchen pj wk up apl orUftfvmilhed 3900 orUnfvm1sa..ed 3900 I
• NEW 2 br apt. bH n::... ;,hag
t·r pl;,, f1ill1 u & decks .
ll-...~u by il lo V1c.•tvria. ti4l;":s111
•Fullgar.a~cw/slora~e hwashers, 2 cariliiras,:c. owned and fTllNQlld Dy • 492-3799 or 492-9610 548~55 or ·~7 . · ••••••••••• • •• •• • • • ••• • •••• •• • • •• • • •• • • • • • •:•• 'lnt l~M .company. . Yours Jor just Sil'>. ~u.nd_ecks. from $275. * 2 WEEKS FREE
Tiit: VENOOME _,_36_·25_79 ________ , Jlot ove i n w /de po s it s
11~.i5,\n;i heim .545·8G28 t.1EAC l-I a rea. ·1. :l.. 3 11,. only l 'BR SI!IO 2· BR W<ilktoBeac.h,4Br.ZBa,
.. $230 Refrig, Secur ity, bhns. $375 mo.
f;Gs tside Town"°"se
lirJsk frplc, 11.iOO S<i-H .•
ptj\:. garden. S:!7o. n\O.
f;V~s. &15 -8'Jt.i.I
~.·wPORT ;ipt.s, nt!ow near new. . R 645_7450 '""' Uhns. Slti5 lo SM.Ill. No Pool , Jacuzin, ec. 1 ____ .cc..c..~---APARTMEMTS fee. Bidg w/exer cise r m ..
2 BR. Unf $13.i/!\10 Tobin Hilh;ird~. CulorT\. • LA P.!<RISIEHHE .
~.$1 OOOFF•
U.SA GH.,\N,\O,\ AVl'S
Luxury L.r.v1ng
I & 2 Bedroom:.
fl ee. room & l'uol
:.~ !f79·Htll
*'Merr 1m;ic W:i.\·. C;\I
PLUS UTILITIES
Infants . Nopet.s · roperty McJmf.
2450Newportlil\'d.CM ____ M~6·1:UJ ,
QUIET pvt. 2 !Jr. ~ ba. 2 BR . I lJa . gar .. bllns,
t:pts, bltins, rrpl, pool , cpts . ~-~rps . Nr. Ucach
gar. ;idlls, no pct..-;. Ji6 w. lilvd. ~l;>.:i . !j33-00_1s __ _
liay CLOSE ·ro 111\HBOU H
UAKfllOGi':VILLA
J BH . 2 B1\. blt ns.
2 lir, :! Ba. S225. mo. J lir .
J Ba on ""iter :il'llJO. mo.
K . Tub111 846-5111 CQ.NDO :i Br. ~ Ba. cµts. chtldren "·elcome. S225.
\Jrpt>, bltns. frplc, p:1l10. ~ ~-Cent~r._tH5·11ll~ ~lir. l '~ha <.:undo. Rcfr1 g,
~l.S.S325.U.12·1 1;}.j_ -_ l liR. Sl75 mo. Adult.~. nu \Va s her.d ryer. p;it1u. lr1,Jc . Walk tu !>hopp1ni,:.
l JJ.il rm . ~ar. :-.lo\c & pets trl~·!S'JISl Sml t:hlld pct OK. ~ .-Jrig. ,\dul~. no <1111-:s . __ ___ m11.ti4ll·l llJ.
~.~ ... ;. .. ,~.a u C .\\·ol'alio Hacienda De-Mesa .,.... ...,......, l liR unfurn "'rom SIJS. l ~ 160 W. Wilson,C .M. m1. to ht:h. !Il l tieorg1:.o
$175. 2 BR Ut;AUTl"UL S>.S:l0·2"51
lili.OUN LJ:) --------
St-;.ve . relrq~. Clt•;in, IO 1n1nulcs to ocean, Lgc J Bil . ga r . cpt 1drps .
p11r1f1 e cf waler. g reen I & G Br. l lir i ll5. 2 Br 1•;in ~e /u\·en . \Vulk LO
la wns. cO\'e red Uar., ort s,.205. With pat10 $2 IO. Ci;is llunt. Ctr. SlGS. !QS-5-1 17
:.1 reet p:irk1ng. 1\dults, & W·icl' inc Ur;iperies ----
no pets. G02V Fullerton ca e ls. ga~ heal, ga~ .'IE\V IJ"~L U X~ 2 hr lt"I · Ao:_. t I blk E. of ~cwi.iort s ve, a ir conditioning, plcx a pls. i'i r . be~ch ,
A\'e. I blk So. of Bay.J wimming pool. rl'c. c.luse t u e \·t::ryth1ng .
_C •.)l: 642·R6~ ----·! room. wa shers &dryei-s. f< rplcs. U1shws hrs., Y<lll na me it. they have 1t! )J I~. 2 BH . blUl.'i, pa1M.:I· (Jpcn for inspection Sat.
... • d 1 1 LOVELY.vcrylg.,br.G'.2 1n •Crpt:.. rps,puo . n-ba JJ •·wl y p :ii nte d &_5un.lOA1\t UJ:tlPM.715 f-..nt ok, no ..... ts.~ Ca· ' ._ · IY 11 · m "'o• nf r ... ,II ·-, ><I 'd yd N •.. <">">"-' l Ill s .•.• l o .... . n VWllUr \))t f-'K:J:JKSJJ c i · • ope'"".__...· ·11 1 213 -·~1 -~··' -· ..:._ IUWEl <..:am 1no.~16·5'i().I ~cc :_ ·~-uoo
t'AJ\1' lte n l fo r )lain · . -. . --S I • l180
Irvine Ave. al Mesa
54S·48S5
VERSAILLES
HEWl'ORT
"~curily l,!!dte entrance
.tlinderground parking .
./ Bleganl furn lounges
./"Bill iarU s, exercise,
Sauna rooms.
1 lllU pool & sundeck.s
./"Ocean \"1e w! Hi gh on
the bluff O\"erlook ·
1nlol Ne"-'J>Ort tlarlx>r
2 Br. unfurn. All electric.
1'·ireplace . •leak.'Ci pool.
Adults. $210.
979-1268
Across from !,>olf course
20432 San\a Ana Ave
STEPS TO BEACH
2 BR. l ba, winter $23S
MEWPORT .;;REST
2BR .2 Bacondo~
WE HAYE
SUMM 1'.:R R1';.'VfAL.S
associated
8fl'~1<.f~'> .,!A• OS
lJl "'~'-••
./"Pr ivacy! Pe<i ceru1.r.=========c:c
Spacio us. •DELUXE•
l."'4!renc adulL~only t:aslbluff J "br, l 'f.I Ba
./Elevalor service townhouse. lsc. In cl.
BACH, t , 2&3 Ill spac m aster suite, din
FROM $195 cm & dbl ••,.•••· AuU> door opener avail. Pool & MOVE ltir4 IOMUS recreation area. Adults
!Kil CAGNEY LANE only.no pets.
NEWPORTBEACtl •S337•
<Corner Hospital Rd & 86S Amigos Way, NB
S upcrlor above Pacific Managed by ·
Coast Hwy ). WILLIAM WALTERS
714 --G45-6242 COMPANY
Santa Ana 1180 Sonta Ana 3180 l.:Dnce.homclike GIJr.2 GBlJ. t l'pt. bll·1n:.. Wt D Gnfll A hG
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DelUxe ronge • Ofshwosher • Dl11>9sol
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Heated pool• Jocuul • Sounos • Nlght-
llghted volleyball court • Flrahk •
1V lounge • Bl tllards • 'JOble tm nis •
Laundry faclllUes • Covered porlc.ing
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drapes. Private patio. Formal entry. Separotft dtning a rea.
Bu ilt -in kitchen with continuously·cleoni ng oven a nd ra nge.
dishwasher and disposal. Heated pool. Jacuzzi. Saunas.
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bdrm, W/IJ \'t bath & cnl.
$110, over 50 yrs. 833-21.i39
Guest Home 4150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CORONA DEL MAR Vacancy ror elderly man
2 Br 'fownhousc, frplc, or wom<1n . Westminster
from $260.1 Br from~. are a . l\1 e di c 'a r c
Pool, ten nis. continental welcome.
breakfast. Some ocean & 898-3879 or !f79-1318
Catalina \'iews. Separate
family section. Close 10 Summer Rentats 4200
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644·2611 2 BR, 2 ba, near bay. · beach, pii rk. J une lhru
THE EXCITING
PALM MESAAl'T$.
MINUTESTONPT
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Bach, 1&2 BR. from $162.
Adults, No Pets
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court s, heated swimming
pool , lacunl. sauna; plus
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2 BR., 2 IA --SSS 1'9ulorlno
(714) 549-1302
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DABDOUB LIGHTS
Prestigious Apartments in a Garden
A limited number of spacious 2 bedroom,
2 bdrm . & den. & 3 bdrm. uni ts are now availab le.
. furnished and Unfurnis hed
•Private Balconies •Beautiful Landscaping
• fireplaces, Wet Bars • Walk·in Closets
• GE Buffet Kitchen • Refrigerators Included
• Air Conditioned · • Pool & Streams
•Jacuzzi . . • Saun a
• All Adult Bu1ld1ng • Subterranean Parking
• P et Section • Monthly or Lease
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apartment s ir1 e~clusi vl'
Huntington
Barbour
16700 SA:YB~OOK LANE .....
(714) A6·3341 ,,..._
UNCOf.N PROFf;ltTY CCJMrANl'
DAIL v PILOT D 111 ,. • • ",_ , ~ ,. , • •• ~ :· . • • , \ _ Sunday Aeril 20 1975
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S56-0:W1J o¥nnit1 1142•7500, • rate1 549-GRJT&I0--0111 Cleanup. jobtoolge/1mlS4l.f:I027. Refa.548·0219 ~'723653S-6798 Jess cqui11. ~.kl chl·n Cle . Unique & Unu.&ual
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$25 )H!r wk 2 ch.ildren pe Kind.ii. R•.IMIGllUtC, free ComplLawnServ1C<1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ouil\ RATES 'II l'I Bure au. ZO Yrs exe,. Or•n•• ~\!1 " • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••1 •litim Lei Cal16.1B·a32.S Co /R /Clt ~pa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · .. Wl east ~2·1961 r eA ~. C~~ J () 11 N 'S Cil r peit 6: c a . . Free"!: $4eB~:tcz'/~'12Ji HANOVMAN-ltomca & JRONING OONE YoU. Free est. 7 Yrs Exp. C'iUSTO PAIMTIMG .=:..:.:=------
UphulshH')'. Ori "ham~ · A pt1;-,' Con sclenti'ou• _ In My llo~ , . 54~7147 Low cost, exlcrllntcr. Qua lily home imp. Uc. :,!jS
lusln.ss S•r•ic ( lfO i I re tard w n l ii). Df'ei...-1"9 "GARDENING• Cr1tft.1 m<Jo . 645-GSSll. ltcai.111111.ble &IG-2Hl3 . • , Protect & beaul1fy home yrs tixp. f'rec est. Fair * Dcttrcu.se rs & uU t.'Olor ••••••••.•••••••••,,••••• Mow/£d1e/N•inl Lmw::I • P•••ffAt/PDpef'"ln9 or hua . t-:xpcr'd, fr1.~cst, pr1t c. We cure, call Ken
••••••••••••••••••••••• hri"hu:nerii & IU m.lqute O~t,a.i1khia htTht ' Free Est. s.B·OOJC "TltlNGS"' by Moo_se. •••••~~~~!~?••••••••••• •,••••••)··~·•••••••••••• ~n_:_ 675-6~27. 1:ve.. ...,·kn<l" 642-1770:
Editing/Typing hlt!<1 ch ror your whit• E urop1tQrM.aner.Wo , . Gen wOO;dwoi'k, repours, , I ruf 1 a 1nler, honest . . Jta y d<tys-ti1S·ltl~I lt.IYrs cxper.lnulltields. car ctK Sltivc mone b' rurnii;heverylhlna.O. Complete Mu1nt, y d plumbing,etc.64,i!-.5613. ROT01 l~L.lt:JG .125 . wori.:, reas. lnt/cxl. free •Wal,lp;ipt rllanit•nl:(•
IBM Sehu:trl~" '""'','""" . P ' Y1 Y .sianedtor•--Corda., clciinupll lawn renovut-Uind1c11p1n~. Sods.ales. es l R e fs 548·2159 Uy l'ormcrln.slrul'l.Or Roofinn ....,.. .,......, sav1n..:-inc extra tr PM· , ..,_. , . • . . . H.U fo' • E M Ch ' • ' C· I I< bk 646 i-1.i• .,, Miirll)'n. Cit!· n liv'n• room dirun F'ashlonl. 1 Joa. prun1nK/tnmm1ng. IHJ rte st . illilter g. 642·3'913 ar e o -· ~ _ •••••••••••••••••••••••
----· -a& 1 ' -~ byappt•ty .• ti46·4616. •••••••·••••••••••••••• Uis y ur eve~. Tom Hi'~PA IJt S , Q\I typ~s. ~m hall $15. An~.r MOVING hMul l n g 960·C!17U R .L. S IN OR. Sta l ~Plaster/R•poir-Hc;ii;. t'rl!c est. lie. ask C•pe•t..-s7.50. couc.h $IO, cbuir .SS. r · · .~ ti: :1 "1 t ~ X P 'O ."~ ra·pt1 .. n ~s ~ · gitruie tile~nup. t\eli:i1bl~ llc/insrd. Exterior. Pay ••••••••••••••••••••••• r 0 r W a 11 . 830 ·5 V~O
••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 yr9 txp as w}latcount.s, llectrlc•I G11rdeoer. Comm'c l., "fast se rvice. 9tl31f'52: Masonry monthly. 979-333.i. · PATCJI PL.ASft.:RING ~1n)·t imc.
SAVt: & Profit Custom not mct~od. J do w~.! ~··••••1 •••••••••••••• Residentiill, lndu~t 'L ••••••••••••••••••••••• All" Types. J<"'ree ~s.i -'===------
myself.Gd.rcrt.:.531·0101 ELECTJt.iCJAN. Sml Ji'reeest.645-0.'M.5 1-t-.ullne, yd cle•nup, WILLIAMS & ~one •tHEHAMGMEM* Umalc•·.Call '~O.""""' J .C.ll00t-"1NG remoa. repnlr, adtl-on, 1 1 I R I M e ck I "' ........., Insulation. J<""n..-c l.."Sl . & S'J'i''/\M CLfo:ANlNG jobs. ma n I repairs. 22 • mov na:. any area. el a. a s o n r Y r 1 Lie 2741M6. f'ree &t. 1.1ct'.nscd & Insured Oesicns &t5-'W:f9 ,\·r sifAMPOOPRICES yr~ iea:p. Jtc 232108. *ROTOTl!LING•' ble,lownlea.5i5fJ.Q.'.M1. Bl oc_k /Ston e . Ca ll Dan S c hw a rtz Sr . "-"biRCJ Frceci.l. !H9-4086 -"==:::.:.· :.:.:~·~·:.:: :..... _ . 6 548--m3 Well done . Liir&c or . . . $1:16-6371 . 558.lJOI •••••••••••••••••••••••
MINOR HOM.,; llf'PAlll &\ -1811 • 546-6861 Small Plot. 1:i;1.525i) Mike Mov1ng.ffauhfti·C.lean up MARV'S PLU?.tBING Plumbing-<.:wr~try Cement/Concre+t-GerMnl"f • BOB'S GARDENING' i•:~:=~~ir:i~~~ ~~:!~?•••••••••••••••• PA IN1'1NG /Repair, 35 • 6'16-9M7 * CcramleTilc.S.10-5560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CleanUp&lr.N9)WLMWll$ · OUTlcABOlTI'?? yrs . workman s hip NOJOB TOOSMALJ_.
ROOFSt:l-t!o:CKED !
Repaired & Replaced
Direct i''actory Service
Li cense 1;39-ISS!OO
JJlt : S·l9·2'.Jtil ;. b. l W k G . cus·r~M Cement Work J G d Ph: 64&-2056 Houseclean~ Local/Stalewlde lllovini ~far'd , pta~~~antage JUST PLU•••IHG' ...... 1~e or -en I Patios. Reasonable apaaese ar ener. •••••••••••••-•••••••• my elli . . PIV • ~epa1rs .. Dryw.aU Wark. f."rcc Est642.8Sl•t ~oml;llete ~ard work. Chri i tia n Gardening . House/Apartment clean· 1 dill, "kee est, 5Zl-20'7t •TOP QUALITY• J.o'o.s t Stirv Reas Hal(."'S Tile •
. ~ml Addi.ts · e51-0l71 --t:lea D·Up . Free e s t. Service. Ho~l Prices ing by . lady w/exper . Interior & k:xtcrior lust One Call 'ro; •••••••••••••••••••••••
l''lnish Curpcntry-(.; e m c n l Work . &lZ-3102 You Can Afrord .. Cull De pend. Own truns . , CaJIL.ee s:lJ.'Zl7Sev JUS"fPLUMlJ.INL: CEHA:\t lC 1.ILf-:. New &
... Remodel. Revuir Slumps tane'. brick & Experf·Ja~anese UMrden. Olin, Ron. 530-6-WS 847 -3637 ~Place your -• o~~ - . Hl•mooe\. Frc.>c est. Sml
Vince 675-186:) hl~k wo~k . ,Small jl)b!t , Ing Service. Free Ea:t. Ga rd e'"n e·r Ser y i cc. • llOUSECLEANlNG • Fast Result'' tst Class Ext/Int J)aint, L .R. OTIS Plumbing jubs"we lco1ne. ~242&._.
&: 536-8475 art s Jllantcrs. 645·5110. 646·3310 C le an Ups, Trimming by reli1tb,le•e0llple. GoolJ S vic_e DirectorY 11upcrhanging, airless W.atcr htrs, all sizes, dis· -. • ••
• -L •0 C ,. G d . c. . M lt a u 1 i n g . r re 'J ratelf, recs. 548-6271 ... Call Now spray. 25.yrsexp 9~·529-I posals, stoppages, ru· (~::.~::::~: ............. ~ i'~ Nl"fE ONCRE1',~ ar en1ng ~rv1ce. ow Esfimates . 839.1:'J,ll5 pai rs . re modeling and • . . , . EXl'ERT CAJtPE1YfltY ST AM P JN G , Cob . & edge. Special rates to Exp, depc0ndable, Min 4 64Z-S6 78 Pro paper hanging. No job repiping. New Con!ltruc-'l'ree 'l.'r1n1m1ni::. fopping, ,
GENERAL J<t.:PAJKS bles lone, brick, tile. Senior Citizem in CM. -YARD CLIAM UP' hours, referencet;, Phone lat. J2J too s m<All . No job tuo lion. 24 ~lrs. lie & bond 1'1·u111n~. 11.cniuvals. Low -
<.:¥bi nets i.-i:i-1~ Patios, etc. 644)..4J49 646-3421 Comp Ma'inl 645-0309 · 536·4862. large. Call 898-2728 642·6263 Jtatl·S. Dan. 540-o400.
~'~.·.~~."!!'!~ .... !~~~Rentals Wantf'd 4600 ~;::0c,.-;s.ms/ I t:.•••d, 7025 ~~~ ••••• ?!!.~ ~~-~ ••... ?!!.~ ~~~::!~ .... !!.~!--~~!'!.~~.~ ..... !!!.! ~~1f.~:a:.•~.~ ..... !!.~~: ''
llUN'TI NGTON E--: ....... •.•••••••.••••••••••••••• L & '-'-' _ ... ,.. .. to t t who own• ost rvun1111 •••••• ... ••••••••••.•••• BEAUTICIA NS W/FOLL. ;ook m ature !/time. E · 'ob titOTEL_ desk t!lerk, li hr~ ORGAtol TEACHER ' Prk. S ublease new urc. ~xecu i ve •••••••••••••••••••••••!Expe rie n ced Cla ss I N · . · 1 w· i · 1 M • V d ID ALparttuneJ pre· work 1n e:xc han~c fur ,\ttractive surround·,,..,_ home & really cares tor i d . d k Loe 1 ow 1nterv1ew1ng or ti lr.a n. Clia er c sent ing Quee ns way 8 5 6 ~ "°"' Beg inne r s thru Ad · "' ill needs 3 or4 Bclrm, UJI· ' river nee s wor ·. a new NEWPORTER IN N Conv. llosp, &n Center llome 1'~ashions Parties. apt. 5'I •97 5; l.:i-'.""'_·7 __ va nced . Expcr'd only. t_;asy prk 'g. J anitorial furnrentalinCoronadelLost&Found SJOO or line. i;ea'mster. SALON.Call714-540-8.5&2 St,C.M. High tiarnings.586-9162 Sl7·8536.
serv. & utils. pd,~-rnu. !\tar or Newpo.rt with ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-1617·· or 644·0661 Need $85·$110 wk ly? F"/tl-"'-='------~ 841-2531 ur 213-59"l-S921 L F U •-• D j · W k 11· ~~ H e r •' lie PIX • · •-v eves. oc ~<A n view on yearly OST/ 0 ND~PLJ.. • U.S. cOAS'r· Guard' U c, -. e 1very or , P 1me . JAl"CITOR/CLEA,,.ER __..+. ous o .-u r, -nswermg .;rn
+ -b<A sis. Will pay $350.·$450. ~·~· Adoptton, Low Ocean Opef atot betwn BEAUTX OPE_RATOI\: 1r Married , over 25. Use Neede for animal hosp. M1·. Richards.846----{t455 Ex per. pref'd. Days Or
S140 up s tor e.offi ces ci)t~ per mo. 1213) 691·1?4~ or Cost Spa~/Neuter Jnro. POint Vincente &: Cape you have ,. chentele-and own car· We pay gas. All nalionalities con-I•---------~.v0e~.·. ""~~I~. lnt lud'd.
d'p• ao·, ba ll>. 11·•u 1 1'0 Hox 1217 Whither Sa Luc ·, d'•••'re ~ -.re earn1n& less than Good earningi,;, no sell· sider e d . Apply 1J:l3 c. c...... • •• " " · · '~5 REWARD for Lost n a · · · · ing, Call 894-2750 bel Hca chBIJl.ll.Ml·ltUI Ca0060<J <..: t M 1 blk t ht 2 pe rmane.nt position or. 10•,,.. 4::o mm1ss10~. you 4PM Avo c ad o, Ne wportl~newport -------~d· y .e. Ww ' YZ: motor vessel o(anyton· should b~ wo(k1ng at Center, Mont.hruThurs.
Executive Office HesponsilJle couple wants E ·ild J~IJ: 1700 arner n8~e Capable of ct>m-Hair West. Contact Don DEN ·r A L : M a ture tlam-Jpm. . personnel
Ove rlooking Newport ch_eap house, rc~tal or uc . -. pletc. charge to operate, 673 -4186, 3305 Newport 1.1.·oman for front ·desk.1 --~~------1
llarbor at Newµort Blv.d. ~hare. N.U. 543-75213. L. 0 s 'r Adu It 81 k . navigate & maintain. Bl., Newport. Ellipe r : 494-2517. tues. JUNIOR SALESMEN agency
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Ellen, 644·1100. EOE. ..' Approx600sqll.G--12·~6'14 ,\'l.a turt: couple des ire Doberman. male. vie. Write ~r. phi. R. Engl'I, BEAUTY operator for _through Fri. , 752•0331 .
OF1''JC1'.; IN,\ UARN f u r n . I BR. Park Miss.Viejo.Great lo.;s to &7.80 lori'!ra R,d .o'sS.1111 C.M.s hop.Exper'd.f'ull :~~~~O~~t ~:t'ting~!e Prod.Foreman $12K+ r'Rlti4TER
Co . . Newport l\pt to sublease s m. boyl Dog's name Diego, Ca. 9 1 or or p a •t ~ ..:o·rn e DBNTAL ASSISTANT ,.. M 1 $700 Experienced Itek, A.8 .+ ,un~ry ~~llln~ .. 1f1 on~ en· for 2,,;.J Mo's starting ··Mid a 6 • ·. ple a sc ~ .714·299·1874 followi~g , -1 ~ ·'well exp'd ch-.irside <As· customers tor the DALLY Buyer/ anu · Di ck operator. full /part. tranlc out s 1~es1i.;n-J 13288118 Please ' Hef 2pM · -.. ~st.forrestoralivc prac-PIL.OTafter schooland Secrelary/EDP to $700
111 g"'. newly t•arpett·d , unc. · · · c" .9.,c · · Bo0kkeepiq,myho!1¥lor tice, Newport Beach. Saturdays. You must be Sec'y /Sales '700 lime. EJ Toro area •.•
turnis hcd . Prefer design Wh lte refined adult wants ""1 ....,J · ' · ' your offitifl. 1'~or informa-Some front office skills out of school by 3:00 p.m. Recept/Sec·y S650.1 ~ll30~·-0890~-------,
re I <1 l c d r reel a n ee r . hscidplx. or apt. by 5/14. LOST : Golden Retriever, lion call. 675-2878NB Boys & Girls helpful. Neat in ap· <i,nd be able to work at lnven. Contrl Clk $505 PHINTl!:D CIRCU ITS ,
64(1-1<140&:&1U·l·l!.ll 640·f>4 13. vie . Drookhurs t & 10tol4 yearsol'age.Da i· pea.ranee & mature. Do leastJdaysperweek.No ClerkTypinl $130 Trainee or Exp fo'T
Ga rf ie ld , Ans. lo JM Wanted, ly Pilot delivery routes notllpplyun•;~-hese re-del.iveries or collecting. P/tGen0£l· $:!hr 11 d ~ ~h • • Co,OH • DEL~ R •--7050 -y ro Squeegc ., o, •. ,. " -,...A, Misc•ll•n•o&is '"Jeremy" 96&ii329 ,......,. may be,8.vailablc in yQ\lr quirements a met . Transport ation pro· P /l Recept eve SJhr Day /night avail. see ·
SllS 2 room suite g;1rdc11 Rentals 4650 , ••••••••••••••••'!•••••• area. B1:1rn profit for ue-6-W·7419. ''ided. Call 644-6236 2192 l'dartin rr,·lne K I w s c· •ts l.3i?
offit_-es, x Int p urkin~. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• LOST : Shepti_erd/Husk)' Pt. Time Chauffeur/ Com· liveries & cash. trips or Eq u a I Op port un·i l y Jeannie&.sro L!~a·n ,z. Cr.lrcui ' , •
C.:o<Aslllwy ,013·.Jli?O LEASE . ·rowntwuse on dog. Iona hair, male. 2 pinion/ Coo). Dependa-merchandise for selling OentolRKept. Employer Mimi Leverton
· -ma in channel Oxnard, yrs old ~ brwn & blk ble.Helen,MS-7197 new s ubscript.ions. For P /time. Pegboard. Send LVN f . 3 l ·h"f · LUXURY Exec.ufl'.Soitc Ca Ne 2400 'sq ft 3Br mrk'g. V1coCJ7lh&San· • information please call resum..:inownhandwril· • • /t1m_e ·I s It.
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Newporl Ucach. Shr ., ·. w . t '• a · ta Ana.CM .548·84M. HeapW•nted 7100 64 2.,321 • fo'rom Sa• 'ingto 241 oHarbor81vd. t:onv. hos p. Ncwpo~t w /con1p<1 t 1hlc µu rly . :!Ba w /c rp t;, p -••••••••••••••••••••••• ·· J Apl 20 •• c /o J . R·•'ce . •.rea. New pay scale 1n µliall ccs, drp,;: 2 sun· LOST small grey pootJ\e ~ Clem e nte-San ua n .. I fleet 64~ 8044
SUPERVISOR ,
'.llURSE All 3 shirts. MacGrqon R.~. CHA~GE Yacht Corp, 1631 Placen· 645"31110 ·--_ decks Boat dock /ramp l d M 1 · · Capistrano area, c:a ll t:osta rt1csa ,92626orcaJ t: · · · .. -· , · ype og. a e, missing Accountant St21\ · · v· · Ot'f.'/INDt WAlt.l<:l lSJ·: At·rommodatcs 40 boat. "ince Apr . 15 Vi c. 49S--0630and MIS..'ilOR IC· 9b"'J-4!)til. LVf'!I, R.eli•f 11-7 s h1H . 2 nigh\.'! per tia,Cosla Mesa. ' ·' wk . I I u n t l n glon lleachl ..::::!.;:.:==-===----
CO n \·. Hos pital, 18811 RECEPTIONIST for re;il;
to'lorid a St, 1{8841·3515 estate ofc .• N.B ..... ·orking
AµpruxJOOO sqfl.:::.:i per dbl ('Ur ~1.1 r. MOO. mo. 'fha)'lis & 'femple Tcr. ~:~~~6~~~~~ ;~~~ jO-El''Toro area, call DENTAL ASSI$.TAN"T LV!'\ or RN. weekends,
ft . P 1\ C I FI C It I::,\ J, Call t21J lli-12-f)i21. ext J4H We miss him. 49-1 ·:>105. Cont,a-· Ad-'n to Sl6K !18l·63IO. Chairside. full tiine. Miu.. ll-i, Con11alei;Cent Hosp.
1• ti l '" m Mon lhru --...... .... Equal Oppor. Erqployer ~S 1\TJ::.~2-t.12uu ;un ° ap Steam Cleaners to$121\ 1 yr expe r. X·T3Y lie. Newpqrt area. New pay
--· 1',ri. Lost t1i nce l>cc. hhick lnvenlo,yClerk Loi500 Sal<A ry ope n. Frin£e scale inerrecL(>;U-8044 NURSES auslnfss Re.,taf ~4~0 ----shorl hair niulc C<tt . 800"K~ -•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lusiness/lnvest/ REWAHD! 6'l -l9.'.iS. Gbncral Office $-150 " be_ncfits. Hcajcll .:irca . !\tale/female parking al· RH'S $54
Finance .,.. ------IRVINE PER$C>NNEL Newport B~ac 'are<A . ~i -2.569 1 • 1enda nts. p /time, N.8 . anyll·7orwkndsbift
THE COL,...,.y ···············:······· $.~ 0 ~ i;;. w A J{ D r.0 r SER.VICE .• ,..ENCY 30-40 hours p/wk. Send Oento.I Assistant. t'ri & Good oppor. Call (213) $50allothc1S '°''" .. ~. ~ Woof1e \~ Dollern11u1, S•/"'Y...J resume to Ad. 335, Daily • . J X l b 1 M LYM $34 :1-0 R·~'rAILSrt(JPS • 1'"*1' . i,;, Germ· Shep. Santa 488 E .17thCAtlrvinef p ·1 po e I56V Sat on y. .ray cer 868·6530 c • ltA •
Prime reasonkble sµuce Opportunity' i5005 a.1onica lie . Lost Dal boa Suite 22<1 Cost.a Mesa C~s~~ Mes~. Cu~~~ ' necess. 642·6880 d-.y s. Deluxe ParkingScrv. AIDE $21.80
a vailable 111rge &:.man ... •••••••••••••••••••••• P e nin . I' lease c al l CaU642·1i70 E vesaft 6•646-0ll02. 7100 F1timc·all6hifts
Old wor ld 1,:hur1n ~·ith RESTAURANT 963-7965 or 751-7b79. ~----IOOM:KEEP.U DENTAL ASSIST. ~~1!'.~!',.~t•e•~•••••••••• E m Sp'\'!!~ ~rcP~c~~fits:
Jo,rcnch windows, ~ables Price incl. onlialeliquor Lost · Cat Grily/wht 1i;; • 2 A/P, A'/R. Expanding Receplionist&chairsidc. Good hc<1lth & accident
& trees. Adjuccnl to lie., all bar. food & game yrs-· blue. collar win'a'J"M AYl[ MG~ couple,~ 1 Company needs ha_r~ F /ti me positions. En· MAMA<iH TRAINEE
to• e s l 1 v a I of Art s equip. ~.ooo Buys it all! t<Ag: Just neutered. Vic: ~nl • C. : a:fid uc· ~~r!:~:':C~:!i3!r.t!~;1:Y dodontic practice. Ex· ;:o\:f~gno!h~i ~~~~ :~·1:r~~~~c!ti~af=:
Grounds. ·GEM-Balboa Bl/I Sl.673-8755. Uoo. 2 Br, no 'pets, "lh per, nee. <MiMion.. Viejo) r I hes M l Work m ans comp. ins. 58U 8ROAD~AY J20-Jo'"fustin/\ve.,N.B. 6.f2.UJ60 commensurate w1 Day s 581 .4880 Eves ce:o!I ~car was . WI
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3Mt, Daily Pilot, P.O.~~
1500, Costa Mesa, 92626. L1\GUNAHf.ACll tt£AL'J'ORS 64 2-41"iZ1 t"'OUNO: L.g. male 'l'iger . ' • • :..~iJ~· Mr. Shaw , 496-1.08. r~tv:d~.cc:~~:~~~ ar~ ~Ycelrsa.geR~f~oc~~· r::
"lfiliate C<&t,unaltercdw/ncacol· AsMNbtf"S/Pktis .. . s upervi s e & handle tervws l1·5MonlhruSat. RECEPTIOMIST 494-7915 • ,;'1 l a r. V ic Bayc r cs t . l<et,..../SK.y's BOOKKEEPER! J l'UStomers. Willing to LBSCOUI.JE 1'cmporary pos ition ~~~~~~~~~1 + VENDING 548-3270 NElfDEbNOW! SECRETARY Exp 'd . ~ work long hrs. 11.apidad-MedicalServioo a\'ailable lmmed. in N.B.-
-:: We can teach you how to FOUND : Golden male 17802 Sky_P,ark, Irvin~ 1''ull chg. bkkp'f -&ass ist Den ti · h vanccment. 847-8581. (Lobby o£the 40 hrs per week for TOPLOCA'fJON . · b I v· w ·i & TempoTem-,•~l••lp w /secrctar1a duties. arc Parklidol\IedicalBldg) R .. 10 .. l ~. 1ncrca1>c your income eae c 1c. 1 l>On ...., ... cs .. l 1 ecepl1on1s t ~re •~7 1 MESA. ¥'EROE ~·ith vending rauchincs, Fairvie...,·. !>48·11119 Call 540-4455 ' l-lrs. 9·5• sm. congen a MASSAGE TECH 351 lfospital Rd Mon thru Fri 9 to 5 :~~·,
ORlt'E PLAZA full or }>art-tim'e Vend· 0 < c · XI n t · bene · s · · Young lady ClS-28) for Newport Beach Must be well-groomed,,_,,..
for store or ofri l'c. i\n1ple ing co(fce. cigurcttes, 1'"0 UN D . Ma ns black il<i -979·2210 752-1541 legitimate full lime posi· ~~64~2~·99~55~o;r;54Q.;;99.14;;;;;1,i•~n~jfo~y~m~c~e~l~i~ng~p~u~ti~~~iie! •• ' parking, Tuwn & cnunlr)' c1.1n ~y & drinks . We framed readinl: i;lasse:;;. AsHmbly L.eodrnen .so1.:-KliilP£R ~ tion. No ex per. nee. We Call l\.frs. Barnes 64z.5rl\
atmosphere. fu r nii1 h lucat10110 & 4/lB. Vi c lilh Sl. Ci\I, B~per'd inboat orHVas-Ex:pe'1"~d f·or we ll send lo sc hool. earn •
1525 Mesa 'Verde Or. F.. financini.:. Call loday for 673-1188 scmbly Isl & 2nd shift.s. estab'l·lihad produ~c DESK C ... K while you learn. Apply in NURSING iot.·
Costa l\.lcsa. 5-15---1 1~3 dct;1ds & gel sl.H rted on · · Ap p I y Ma cG re i,:o r NCR person ttny arternoon or RECESSION -"-'"--'-~---....-lhc road lo rin11ncial in-f.~OUND : Germ. Shep. Yachts, 1631 Placentia, facility. $ Days a 'wk . Wanted , Expcr'd eve. 2112 Harbor 81\•d , RN'S, LVN 'S ILUfS>
P . L a1· 7 . ·~oo pup, black, needs \'et·s: CM7AM&JPM. Refs rCq'd. Appl)' in '12 00 machine. Call t:osta Mesa. • :; rime oc 1°" dependence. l·l·8J8·io• attenlion. Vic Santa Ana p e r s on , .Ne w p o r 1 557-8700 ext 258 for appt. ----------1 Don't beJic,·e everything l~dustriol/Comrn'I 0;,;icc-·rax. J\ccL..,~'l:J~~ lltgs,4/1.Coilli.o73·20 15. Assistant Wanted to nclp Produce, 1r.o1 Ne~1por1 Dishwashe r wanted.Must Medical feePoid NA'S you read in the paper.1-
orriceJ bldi.:._ 1300-180 Practicc. ltctiriu~. Write 1 1n pre -s c hool . ILr Fi Bl,CM be we ll groomed, ex-fo'rontorc,Ophlhal.cxp .Experienced acute care But, you <:an believei ~q.0ft.t!!a~~~tJ1ii Ave, N1>t Clussl(icd 1\d 'No. 3-15, Jo~~NJ>~s~~1f~h~opor ~~? 7-8:JOAE!'d , 3·6Pi\I. Sdpldit Camera & Sound P e r · d • c ar me I s Some dispensing to$700 hos pita l only. P/Ume-On this! E!\tPLOYt:R , • .,
u c · · ----Daily Pilol. l'.O. Box has choke chain. Vic shift . xper . nee e · llcs taucant, 628 No. MediSearch ca llforallshifts.Contacl PAYS FEE ,
Newport Shon!S Ce nter, 1560, t:os ta Mes1.1, Ca Newport &: 22nd St, CM. £2.15.J)er hr. MS-4647 SALESMA.M coast' Hwy, Laguna Bch. A Professional Agency l'rl rs. Jcns~n. Cost;i Mesa
6100 Ulock Coosl llwy. !i2fi2ti 646.6000. AUTO 1':xpcr. necess. P/ti me . 18662 MacArthur. Irvine Memorial Jtospital, JOI Dicta Typ to $600 "
-----·---W£STEN'SCAMERAS EARM $200.$400 Cotll&3J·3338 Victoria. Costa Mesa. C.M. Co. Beautiful ore' '. Store spaces. :>.Sc Sq ft. a.LASTER -So. Coast l'la>", CM 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 2 EOE f ' • I I sz-Cu\IS41i-l16S for info. '" LOST : Chocolat"e Point T " per mo. 1 or 2 nights a 64 ·2134 . . tnan-na o """' CRAFT SHOP S101mcsc , red collar. GEM. sr~AL • wk. + l nig.hl at our ~~~~~~ ............ ~! MBA deg, bank cxpcr ,
c bRONA DBL. ~t1\lt Xlnt income. Loc11 tcd in Bluebird Canyon, L.B. REIUILDER ·facilily. Ph : 552·1997/ • .'l/URSING Ofc Mq. to SISK
Storc ordlx. orfu:espacc, new Sunta Ana Shopping PLEASE call 494·6367 C•M"VASSEl.S 549-444 1 M di ' h R ... 'S-LV ... 'S 6Ade&. Advanccopp(y ' approx. 900-l&Al-~700 s11. C..:entcr. Only $'000. REWARD'! . . Men lo work Mon thru 8 , earc ("Ill ("Ill PersOfl Fri S800
fl. ss•· Sq. ft. down. Cull Realtor, Paul '" Exp, top pcry.,..,,.. Thurs S·8PM. Sat lO&m· EXP' D SEAMSTRESS If you want personal N.B. R. estate bckgrod
Ca11ArtalG15-700J c;oad 962·6142 FOUND : young black ST SA 2pm. $5 Pe r hr + needed by sail maker. •••••.. satisfaction & tola l Jn. R•••r.'· to'""O • · 'puppy vie . of Wilson, CM 3621W.1st • bonus.cs. Must be ex· GoOd pay & worklhg con· ---..,..,,
S',IALL.1hop avuil. Jo<.•. in ORAPcR' ~~. "'"·5619 <.1l4) 531-7180 IV>''d. 839•2""!. d. · A 1 · --noi volvcm cnt in patient p ush ofcs. typi ng: 1 .... r.' ...... ,...., ..., 1tKN'ls. PP Y in Pl'•.iYo • c are, jo i n our pro-, .... Cl k $576 the Mall a t 'J'llE FAC· ~ustom whoteeale. Eat. LOST · Blk m·leLab lyr • 1 168111 llale, lrvine.Ca.or~~~~~~~~~~I £essional starr. J>oslUons s er · TORY.$100.mo.42530th , 1u y r s . Owners n el · a . · :!erk t.: , call" 557·4073. Ata EquaJI· XlntlrvincCornpuny .N::.::.B::::.6~7~3~·9606=:...----I $28410 in 197•1. Priced old, nQ c1°1~!·Soln•Cdnd~ A • VERV' *P~rt1µ1tmg• ()ppty£mployur, MEer btrne , ~~~ayo60£fa. ope,,~ for 7·3
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0 S22'.5-00:Tormir.. lo,vea to e t.,..., . i. UT.O D EL ( • Starts-175/Month . sla accl!::_......$1 + P im c . a. o . GrcatFi':t::JO llS··~·
Jnd.istrl11IR:ental 4S... HOLLAHDIUSll"Cl!SS Roch . d41/l4. 8.J2 -73 13 Register ne wspaper: t:MPLOYER gua r . Mr,#YOn&, mv8•0•.•,u1o'n~ ... '."•o"'i,'de•xYpser .. : ,\big~ilAbbul, .., •••••• ••••••••••••••••• . . • . ewar Earn ,,.,00 \o s:m mo. 1 i,,, PAYS FE... F.ood & Cocktail 846-s-tSS. '"' ""' p 1 •'•5 4170SA I J<.:SS400608 -"" well poo'd "·•n"c•'". •p•ly ersonne Agency All SS ION Viejo-L;i gun;1...,. ' . Pt~--als 5350 to2 hrs daily,2to 4 Pi\1. NO T Y,PlNG. Un • -W•itress uo:: ~1''""""" 45QOCampusDr11·1..· , Niguel <1 rt:a. llandy to 1•·rsHOP r.-' S arly AM "'ccke nd .• d F. I L Monthru1''ri !.1-:l. S'lc tu2.NB !"151 ·6122 •, ,.....,.. DELI & G r ••••••••••••••••••••••• . · uerstan .ngrg. t raw· i!:x verienccd/Uays MILL ROY.,. , S:.11\ Diego F'w)·· :..VU lo Wcll·donc Sl>C(:ialt,Y deli PREGNAN'J"f ~mall r~h <1ble . car nee. ings & rcsc11rullinw of Apply betwn I & 4 ,.....
2000 S(J rt . C;ill 0 "'rU.!r &. gift sholJ 111 1na.ictr re-CariPf confic.len l ial S40·30Cl6 Woody.. part.i+ lists. Nr. urg Co. Slltratontlewporl CARPENTERS ConvC.lescentHospitCll _ ~
831·1400 _ -~--gionil ctr. Ideal ~or ~om Counse Ing & rC?ferr Bl 1AILSirp0o.~~' ·.::· ' . .Ill.~ Jq ~s '545 llacArthur Bl\•d Boat ~o. needs exper'd 1030 w. Warner. S.1\. RN p11in1e ; :1 ~ 3.11 re· ;
N EW "UILDI NGS :.it o. & Pop o pcroat.or. 644-46?11 • borlion. adoption & • ·AVON . Newport BCach Mill Carpenters w/min l Call 546-&150 lief. L VN p /l1n1c ~I. , n "" Angus Go· nPen;onnel ~~~~~~~~~~y rs boat exper. Must ----l\l e s a Ve rde: Co ··~ C. Airport. 2400to&JOO sq Bff. REAL .. £STA keeping. AgcocyG\2-67al I· have own tools. XJnl co llvsp1 t al. Gill Cl.'nler • ,
ft . a mple purklni;. SOM I~ . . NTERPRISES APCAREM7-2.56J 333 B. 11(h No15.CM GtM'IRAL OfftCE benerit.s & futw-e. Apply ~n ·l Or111> the ba ll' Ge~ a Ci\I ----·,:
UNITS FOR SAL(o; A'l'' . ( -GfT" .. ORE · i>•pen;;onto: JOb w1th a lo...,-.costl>.11l y 'All'S , 0 DOWN K II/I · c "' ·' Aceurate lY"'lst. F/time. ~ 1 '·" ' 0 r.•ui OUTOFLIFE• COOIC,f(TIME: ,.. WettlailCorw. Pilot Cl ass1f1 cd l\d '•· J Center. Call Uan t:u1"\1s. Money to Loan S025 PROILCMS? · ~x -t rle ilC(nOaly. I rn m e d. opening . 1638 Placentla.,tll M l'honcG42_507K. • (:;arn i\.1un1•y ln1mcd . ~ (714 )!179 ·Y205 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O.NE WA Y ll ELP 11': 549-0068 -Full ol' 1'/l1 me. i'"fl'<!', ·OENT~R lie an AVON Rcprcscn· Foo'it Ser" Aiii4t tra111in1-;. Fur infi:i. ti.all ;
noo Sq. F~. M();letn, air . 52500 to $SOM
cond. orriee. X_lnt. IO:C· FOR PJ{IVATEMON EY ~175. mo. l~ ~tnnt~ St. Rli:AL ESTATE LOANS
S anta An.a. '84ti·7$l2 or Arranae mcnts mad e
547-1183 • your 1>ome or our office.
366 Sq. F t. Suitable £0; lite Avoid the high costs. Call
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Laguna Dch $115. mo. (1t4ls.u.IMI
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24 hr Hot L.ine64S-3800 tative. Meet new pt.'Ople, F /thn•· Noap.·riec. Ge OHlcefRec.ept 8:17-JlitHi. ~ add new interests toyou1 Appli c&tioii~ ~ccept~d for Mag1tinc Publisher. --
SPlRITUAi.READER lite & earn good moo~y 'Mon·l-""rl 9:30-4::..>. Pnrk Laauna bch. Alert, de· ~ Si\LESi\li\~. must have $
Open10AM·to10PM tool No 1clUng expcr. Lldb Conv. Hosp, 466 Jeodable, type 65 170. • ~ t" Jl'1" f t!xper. 1n Sc:• Food.t:aU ~
Advice on au matters. aecess. 1 ·11 show you Flagship .Rd , NB. ~rt $AOO + per mo, Ca.II jJ'. l~r a
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Call492·90J4i <192-91.36 COOKS • Grinder P"leeded • • ~ it'.:!iii _ -..::~ Pr1~·:itll 1'cnnisCh1bnecd
E I I b I n It di lg I cast utL rucli\"l'. 1~rionablc "VOUNGL.•OY "•~e y.U Bab•s'olle'/~lousekceper, xpcr.ony or usyco · c san t ,a um. -•••• h bl' • " '"'"' • , • . M fee .1bop. MlliL knOw eel inp, deburring & lllhl girl ~· o rnccts pu 1c ( lln•llY free o( resp. CIC Christian. p/time. on. AND brol lor work . machini n g. t'/lime. • .... r """' w lJ t I ' t: a n t D k.e.
flnanclnl worries'! Now Wed & Fri. Call an 5pm, &!noflts Anplyln ........ n pe rm . job for good .... ~\ _. .. ,,.1.v _ ,_,..~ rcspo n ~ibllily and h a:;~ lpeo~::a 0[0{b: 0:;:t:!~ 833·&75. • Mon t.hr~ 1-\rl. betwn'i"' worker. Must be Clli)>l!t 'd "' prO\'t'll sales t'x1~rit·ncc.: LOANS up to 80% with whom }'Q.U can BABYSfTTER .. M tf\ru tpm, 2218 Newport.Blvd. &reliablc.Ca\1 &49-&IS2. :~:.:r!dg~ ~,"~~s~Ph~~
1st TO Lo...,81/z'O tra,•cl & follow t.hC sun ? FM 3 to~ 2 children (12 Cl\.I. i\sk for office. Hou.aekeepet, live-in. ~I ( n etll•r MMllMl lutruMnl )' 640-6766 . . •
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FiberAIAss: Wood : , .. ,,. l rates Orafl•eCo ,,.. 1 . d l ··"II -person. top salary &c-hive 2 yrs ref1 aa live·ln Sa1e1-Mobile Homes l
J>alnl; etc ...uw .. s , e · r ul limo stu en w• BARMAlD Beel"" Wine. bcncrits. ~2.588(' hlkpr. Good Bng. Ovt co. For a.tf'led Ad ACTION Earn x tr11 mone)' 111;
. S•ttfer Mtt. Co. how,ekold &lor personal t I ' I r , S 8 &1S·3770 spare lime wt>rkhla rron1 t Ashwill·lw:k• & Co 8'2·2111 $4.S-O&U services in cxchan8e fOI R e 1 t 1 h l S · cfc • • -· · · Call your own mobile borne.,
• (114>987·2100 Scrvlntt llarbor area '24. room ,j r eferences. ~~,1~~acU c, c~;,t~=~~~?J:imbt~~~iHOUSEKEEPER·Li ve· No tixper. ntitded. will i "'tt~.~/::;k~~l fl. ::;';tyolleroandTDlor ~=~~~oking , non· IEA!JTICl.\N.*dcd lo . ~~:da~~l,r~A:;.~.~~J~!7.:~i= • A-...=.:-r:::,:.~:~fanacjfJCo. w 1120Q yd 000 rt w /150\ "509 12 61N Mum. Due drink.Ing aenl. Kxchana• LaH-over chentele. R~nt. . exper., age, refs .4'1at t111..::::~::..::.=:.:=:.=:..:.::::..-1 SELL idl6 llerps ~
yd AUorPa rtMO.o11oor .s yri . i.eon1rd Hill. Ule _nr•iees for room. f'll••Port Beac,b •.Tea,,. P . O. ~01 2105 S1el !(an\adf CaJl§42.Sfl D<tilyl>ilotClwlflctf ,
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S I :-_ --• TELi.ii camera w/R.odena ock 118·M6Spl1.l\l.meua .. cbesl $250. Wa1ber1 ner E n•ll1h pi'ta1vre 1allon sb o W'ca•1:~ you. SALES * ectt arr...... Slronar ·210mm lens, d •so Twl bed d i I I '~aarium.co;mPlelew .... MASTllSAUCTIOM • Real Est.1t.e4'Finance Jmmedl1te gptNng for F /S.6 Ninl eond. Jncld: Fundtwe IOll t)'er • • n • perfect. apos l oa. wrou&ht Iron at.and pl!O & ••ff&•
MiM & WOMEN To $7SO 100':9 fi'ee Paid person a D le, W a 11 Case, bellOWI, ext"ntion ••••••••••••••••••••••• child• deak 6 cbe1t, 51200. Wlll c~aslder a few rl•h, $50. 53t:i0i•. 646-1616 l•r a 'll'ot a Governme nt Liz Reinders Agency groo med Individual rod & 11 tUm holdert:. GN:atSavlnponUlf!d plant., paln~6mllc. leut. Ben~1•SM3• , afttorSunUyua-Gl't-4.. ~:i-,ponsored tax subsidy 4020 Birch St . Ste 104 w/plcaslag peniOl'\li.Hty &: $&00. ro r everylh inR. Furn, Appli•Misc. 494·8°"41 2717 Vlctorl,ii 416·5047 Lawn ntower1 for sale, re· , .._ ~
program . Newport Deach833-8100 ability to work well 673·33GO d llf.ll, 646·1:137( Wllaon's BaraainNook t;_ 'i_*ef:i,a~cb. Sat 6 lO yr old Appy/Moraan dlbuUUt ea1In!!:, ... ~re1at con• W ,.-." 1 lal' t
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t.ewis FinancialService i:)ecretary/Recpt. 'fyping condl" frlnae benefits. MINOLTA Hi·mDlic F -~h C .X. .i'iato clotlting, jewelry, Pvt.' coll ector~ only. J EWELRY, WATCHES.
3s0 E. 11th St. Suite210 & Filing. EXECUUBX, Plea!i'e Ca ll Mrs. Iredale. wJflash & case. $75. ' ff; 873 ~~ki • sc roi chJldtens riding toya, Jew.try • , 1070 Sliver dolhtrti wulkinl ART OBJECl'S, GOLD
Co.staMellla.&t.:?·b'15J 1101 Dove St. Suilc 130, Gle..... 640·1762 · . hide·a·bed, mhoc. furn.,••••••••••••••••••••••• lady ~ dlr~,' Libert)' S ILV E R SERVICE. ~~~~~~~~~1 J~~·u:~ •• ~·l~i:~.~;.,~'~w~· 7~1/~M~r .I federalSGY~ Catt 1035 DREXEL ESPERANTl loU or hous6ald Items. WANTED head cold s10 piece, FINE t"URN A: AN -
'kaies 2300 Harbor Blvd •••••• • ... • •••••••• ••••• din. rm. set, ladder back T H 1 S W E EK E NEID TO p CA$ K DOLLAR Write P .0 , t>x 2174. CM. TIQU ES. '45·2:llO
· Costa Mesu. 1.. .• • Ki chrs. Xlnt. cond &M·l16 ONLY. See at 10636 ' -, Mat'tlstab.Corp Secr•tary,p/time 642·4711 i.: Male Stamese ttens. a h Swkdys ·• Este Ave Fountain PAID Jl'OR YOUR 2·1S' .EugcnJa.s, $15. 4' l'ORXEROX3800or~.
due to expansion, has Typing, filing. phones. 24 Equal Oppor Employer $2u each. 6 wceki. Bluepl · · Valley. Off \Vard. i..; bJk. JEWELRY, WATCllES, Btu e c y pres a $8 . custom s!>u nd proofmi:
.. ,imit.ed posi tions i nl.f11No!r~·~M~o£n!lh~r~u~·1~'h~u~rs~·~t~·•~·1 ~~~!;;'~=·=~~;::·1~";Se~a~l~p~t.~962~·~..,..~~lo~M UST SAC RIFICE! N.olTalbert. ART OBJECTS • .GOLD, Hydrange11 , $3. 3 s m a .c o~i>tteT I •he ll . 'directcommissionsalei>. 1'"'ti9·5.Cafl644·le. T . 1 R N .• 1 1 DOCJS · I04t Beaut.?' custom MJ/a, SILVER SERVICE, phinls$3,S4S·0'197. S1gn1tlcant y reduces
1-:xperiencc prefer red. yp1s • ece,...1on.1s or •• •• •••• powder blue/a\IOCad.c DOVER S hore s.· l'INE FURN&: AN· ~noise. Excellent "--ondl· OrangeCo.orfices. SfCRETAAY Newport Center C PA••••••••••••• • • ~lri~. Less than 1 _y"1 Bargains! Fumit~ 6 TIQUES.645-2200 '66 ,BU~9K Wu~on, $200. l·lun, Just $~5. Ca ll
Callfor Appciintment t'or marketing manager l'~irm. JO ker. requit«I. •PETWORIP. old$t00 968-4630 clothing. 1415 Santlago Complete Kiog ¥lie 642·4321,eXLtnltOft 211.~
Mr.NiL•holas ot data processing co. Kepi)' by m ail to Gilford Pu·~.-Chow, lliiak ies, • ' Or.Sat&:Sun INSTANT CASH for Old Wa\erbed,$200.&etlllsort· .,
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SALES including sh. Exper. in S uite 501 . Newport bulls, cock<&poo, pom, 10 & lt*•OlllSeh Furniture, & Misc. 323 ding Banda. Watches, ESTATE JEWELRY.,
Need relluble couple to sali?S & marketing fun<:· Beach,Ca.9366u Mixed puppies. Stu Queen. Full&t'I'win Set.s Sapphire, Baltw>a Isl, e t c . Any cQnd. Top LOCAL t~nnls Clu b ART O BJECTS, AN ·
help me in my vitamin & tions desir1&ble. Good service most breeds.~. Priced to Move Now t Sat. 10·5, Sun. 11·5 prices. l-~ree iippraiaals. Membership for sale. TIQUES FINE FURN,
chemical business. N(.-ed lelephone& verbal skills. WAITRESSES w. 17th at f'airview. SA 833·9625 •646-8686 Benlley& Antiquary. 221) Reas. $48·6306 · ETC. PHONE FOR lN· ·not leave your present Integrated DaLa Corp, F / · E OAK refinished ffj.Boy's, E l?lhSt Clll ~ & BROCHUR~ time. xper. Must be Openeves531-602'7. BEAUTll'~UL 9r.12 Blu4 Chaira. Fern Stands, · · · • Wall~lo-w11ll Carpeting, FO . ,.... posit ion . Owners hip 2283 Fairview Rd, Costa over 21. Appl)' in person · 6452200 poss ibi l ities. W1·ite Mesa . 546·6080 or ONLY.NoPhoneCaUs. Be autiful Irish sette a re a rug w/malch'g ParlorTa~les,Dre.s.sers, 'nylon shag, Carmel col·1.:::::-·=::...--~---
' Classified ad oo. :!97. c/o 646-7425. Surf &Sirloin pups;s wks, shots. AK1 throw. $30. 968-4630 more. 401 Kings Pl. N.B. * * A TTIMTIOM * * or.,Make offer. 54()..1877 • FJREWOODSALE•
Daily Pilot. P: 0 . Box: 5930 W.CoastHwyNB XJntpa.pers,673-49'l3 LG. 96x40 Contempora~~, •MOVING ·Sellin& COLLICTORS& l Gal. Fuchsia, $1.25, 1 Org. Eue,~del f15 cord. ~~6 Costa 11.tcsa ,.Cu Secr"etory,bec. AKC lrish Setterpuppies. ~fee Tbl. Crom J . H. Everything. Maple furn, SMART INVESTORS Oat. 'i'omlilo & Pepper ~3 ~cor.d:581·l1Zl
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the rule? Do yoo cnin> W A~TRESS wormed. 5.14.4693 fice s upplies, new rtfg ~rinc~ Asi.C Hasan Khlln ·Mesa St., CM. 6'2·4809 Riecar sewing·machine &
ans werin• lbc ph~~E CASHIER 1----------i •Sofa, matching Lov samples, lamps, s ho 1s selhng his royal eollec· $7 . cabinet. Like new $85.
HOSTESS AK C.: Sheltic. puppy. 11 es eat • Hie;h quality tools, fireplace & garde lion of pricclesit antique Morse a~/Cm s~roo. 5· Crib $5. 751.7075 :~~~e ~~~: ~e~~~tg~~~! COOK wks, male. HcC. 11 um o ne\ler u sed, movin g tools, misc housewares. jewelry. For further in· Carnegie al1)/Cm 8 track1_:::0::..=:::..;=..:..:::::-. __ _
other '! we need a J>CJ'l?OI IUSIOY ">I. aft. 6 pm. 840.1639 968·S822: Bedroom set. 2014 Meti· formayl)ll, call his Busi· stereo. w /sep. speakers, WANTED: Used Waler
GI ho. day Lane, Santa Ana. n ess •M a nager : at ~; ice box from _the softeners, ha ve rcblt. & who thrives on pressure, DISHWASHER OLD Englis h Sheepdog Day/Nite Hollywood .... (off Englitih, near 979.4754 or 581 ·2306 40s, holds SOlbs of ice. new units . Cheap ! is organiied, has an Un· Sal commensurate puppics, $l00. without Orange cootour cover ~ Washinglon) 543-9178. • anyt.\me $75. OICer , 646-3567 639.5988
canny memory, loves to AKC papers. i225. with. bo~Js~te~r~.~$40~5S~7~·9367~';:-::;l-~~~~~;;:;~~:Zi ~;:;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~1•'.jSo0~'.;;~~GOE:lj~~;";:;-w;iJ,;;;;;u;.;; interface w/execs ...-.: has wi~pe;l~o~ce Anytime afl. 6PM. 3391 9 FT. SOFA, gQld & re SUNDAYONLY10to4, 8 ' COf.!CH·cbt·end tbls. Junk Car~. Will ride them
a knock out appear. SLo"nn• Ha• .. Rest Coppcl' Lantern, DP print. Very good --•. Good Stuff, 1'67 Balboa Mis~.UoaeMS ' 1010 $150. S·C-. t.ypewrlt.er $75 or drive them. "WILD Single pref'd. Sh & typ-" r .. -...... Co e N t Sch 675-4595 aqd more_. 646·23t; · BJLL .. Call 75l 1483. ·SALES ing a re vital. Lovely oft' 501 No. Brookhurst KERRY BLUE Terriers· Muslsell.5S6.fil71 v, 5• P · · ••••••••e..•••··~•••:••••l-"""':.=:::.::C::=:=":..:-:::--12~~...".:~!!:.c=~~-
SHA.RPGA.L w./ex:ciling atmosphere. Anttheim 776-8020 AKCChamp.sired.Sho\I K" . bed Sal/Sun SAM ·so Ford MOVING, MUsr SELL, GIRIATRICCHIJR ANSWERS TO
Exper'·enced 833-1000. J o b Sile Will Be & pet quality. 545-06 12. ~~g size t..:'11u!:ete. 3rd mem be"r $20. '61 this weekend. Double • 5S7·2674 •
2S2S4. La Paz Rd !l'0St new. n Y.i Rambler "6" Head $1S,; Maple chest Ol drawers SCRAM-LETS J n co ntemporary Servic_e Sta. Attcndaot, LagunaHills GERMAN She ph e rd pr1ce.S48·176167S.2089 B S 1 M ~. $35, bookcase$l0, ~nLike ne w. Jo~rost·Cree wom1tn 's 5 ........ '1.,wear to f/ · 'd !loo ,1 ............... ~~ .................. ~ a r too s, a anu. d" "d 'i!!.O ~ bl 1r· Lo & r I""""" lime, exper . u~J· Pups, AKC, xlnt. p.apers Moving Out or State! 0 r g an. I amps , 1v1 e~ , ,...,. ta es re 1~. ve seat so a . E~IERGE _SNUGLY
manage active boutique. for smog, brake or lamp & temperment.s. 8 Wks. Everything Must Go! l9' m agaiines. records, $25, t.w1n w/maltress Di l'.!tng se t ~ leather _ ·aMbul~lhloav;t~~t w"'o;·.-~.~ licenses. Neal uppear & F'ORWMAENRTMEADR,IN""c.o 832·7938 Broadway,CM.6'6""6096 Dingy boat, small D~r & Hollywood frame '25, chairs. 401 Ii:: 19lh St. llA\\o'KER -VES1.!?Y
.... ".. h a11dw r iting. Apply H.as civilian lire b:en Bike Girls (sz 3 ) chordor1anS2S,5'8·7800. CM.Sat·Sun.12·5 _ 'm~~-JJ for a ppointment morns, 2590 Newport Bl, what you expected? Do A;Colden R~~~~~ New S pc M.edit. solid oak clothi~g. Much mor e. 6 r ms ot good used w/w QUEEN bed, like new OR IOl~E -JOCUND
And Interview ,_c_.M_. _____ . ___ , yourself a favor-Call l-''-"'"-----'-'.:..C=:..:.:::::i BR set , king si hdbrd, 2284 ColgateDr.C.M. carpets/ 100%nylon hi ·lo $125. Bassinelte, stroller, STAfl;OTOOCLOSE
Se · -, Al nd 1 548'"'7 .,~,, "h 'I I 3 $700Qrorr.530-S188. 1 1 •95 · o· h h · bo $100 l likc theoneabout the THE LOOI( rv1 ce Sa. le a n , ....... or...,.,. I I. J e St. Bernard. ,. a e · yrs. Furniture, 12 pcs. $175 neutra coo: .1 inc. 1g c arr . com ·
exp e r 'd , neat .. Dc.iys. Career Corps is looking AKC rt:g. Has papers. Oak two.pos ter h e~d cash lakes a ll. Wigs, pad~. Match1QM drapes Apt. refrigerator $4_0. little kid who asks his ~·~~~6~4~4~·6~S~O~O~~~J'~·o~u~o~l;a~in~Vja~ll~ey~T~e~x~a=co~,: foe a l'~e w t'orme r Lo b · plash coat bo d '--' avail 645 5657 6427893 r rn other If he can go ng air, s · ' · ar · .queen uo:u size. household. toys, etc. Up · · · --outside and .. 11atch the
Brookhurst &Garfield. Marines to Re-enlist. Beautiful large dog. Ofr white. $25.00 Pllon1 Bluebird Canyon to Sum· Z.OOO y• ••OLD E "RTH WORMS ~ulcll ilcs .,0 bv ..• And she St\LES s;.1 -5077. 559·0767 mit to Del Mat to 9'.>.2 .,_ ,.. ., Students, part lime. 16 Service Stat!on Allen· WJJO WANTS TO WORK ? Santa Ana, Lag. Bch. MerchGMlsing . FOR THE GARD EN sa~·s: ··A 11 r1ghl. hut
yrs & older. Good pay. dant, experd Day & DRJV EACAB' C hampion Bloc;idlin1 BR set, dresser, m irror 499_37650t 494_1505 JsStiUThelest! lOOOfot$4.9S dun 'l_,~TAND loo
Apply 15056 Jackson, eves. Full&p/time.A0pp&· CflOOSE your hours, t.:ollie pups. Tris and hi·boY, two nile stands------------, lntrod..acing New WormCastingsSZ Lug ,_c_i._o_s_>. ______ _
_.\f id wi1y Ci ly btwn 4 &6 ly Shell Stuuon. 171 work ror yourself, be Sables. 556·3837/546·2525. dbl bed. like new, 47· Last Sale! Mod. w.ilnut ·173620 th d HD 1·
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Women. Can be slightly 1 --------c-,---,1 ---~-----__, hardwar e·. Touts . KRISSKROSS 1 IBM Elec., Md!. ··c", Wanted 8081
Sales, Telepholte SHOE SALES handi c apped. Neat· COLLIE. Beaut, &able~ Double box springs I .>4S.0197. T~A'[)EMART Gd. cond., Elite. 1 port.••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..EW OfflCE Exper 'd Saleslady Clea n 1\ ppearance. White female, I yr. N1 mattress. Ortho suprem.9 _________ _, Ex plore 100 booth s Sinilh /Corona Elec. Like w anli!'d : Appliances &
In Better Grade Shoes. Vets., retired. Age 25 to papers. $.10. 53&1271 W/frame, 6 mo. old, xlnt. Sun April 20. 1oAM-5PY. 2 operate d by 100 en· new E lite. Call : 645·3753, power mowers. Pref
lest Pori--Time Apply Jn Person 70. Supplement your in-condition. 840-2086. Displ1&y Clothing racks, trcpreneura. l«aled IN· S lO 4:ao or C\'tS. 557·5'114 NOT working. Reas Job In Or-Co. HEMPHJLLSSHOES come. Drive a t•a b 6 hrs Beaut i r u 11 Y m ark e d -------'---,..-j .SlDE lheo. ld Kres.$ bklg. &968 .• 8-,., .,A.,,5848 -~ Germ. Shep. 8w"'. pu-. GIRLS Canopy Bdrm Set. clothing, (some new), W is a n .._ u .,..,, ls what we have to ofrer a4 Jo'.ashion Island, NB or more a day. Apply in ..., d. h 1 1 1 1n estm1n ter. uo:lter·1-=-'-"'--'--------1----------only $10. 580 Hamilton, Sofa, Chairs. & Rocke is es, urn, P c ures, b SWAP ME'ET energetic, articulate peo-C.a ll 6444223 person, Yellow Cab Co.. I m s d pth fo"nder t an a 48 YDS While polyester $$CASH$$ l----'"-'-'------1 CM Recliner. 54"-"""" a P • e • b th. · pie . Guaranteed hrly 180 E : 16t'h St., Costa J J•oo elec. s hop healer, 20" eca use every 1ng is Shag carpet. Gd cond. For Good Used Furn·
•w age + co111m .• -t-* SUPEA GIRL * Mes a. UKC Amer Pitbull, male Solid Teak Bunks, ne~ elec. fan, color TV,~ ne w. Save as much as ~15. 673·3219 Rerrigs·Frzrs·Stoves.
bonuses allows our best Accurate typist, & goodj,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ d 1 Id '" To"dewater C•"rcle. HB. SO%ormoreon: l:'.Aa.0068. cars croppe • yr. o still boxed. $230 'd • • ~~'-'-'-""'-------reps to c.arn over S4 per organizer able to handle .>J8.6843 494_2746 lolf Hamilton) •Dealer Liqu1 ations, Pool tJ>J , antique style.r
hr .. nationwide. Expcr. demanding work load Work Imports, Wrought Iron, Lthr pockets w/braidMusical
·'prcr'd, but will train ir and r e s pons ibilit y . • fhe•&n. LOST: Silky Terr., ma le, Drexel Bedroom Set,! OLD Col l ecLibles , Womens, Mens, & Baby trim . All wood. l" thick ln_t111,.,.1tts. 1083
You have good phone Insurance experience .an In __ , blk & gold : also little drawer dresser, mirror, fig urines, antique fra me Clothes. J ewelry. Pol· slate.2yrs old.892-18J2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
voice & .are a h ard asset. Above averugc grey fuzzy female dog. 2 n ite st ands, queen & t a pestr y . 414 Sa1 tery, P la nts, Beads. . Beaut new Yamaki sf.eel
.l"orker. Students &/or salary & benefits . We're lookini; l'or the Vic Col l ege Park . headboard.49'1·7954 Bernardjoo,NB ,Glassware. Cos.metics, Ala~aste~Brodla1ILamb, stringed guitar. Cost '..h 0 u 5 e w i v e s & Beneficial Administra-kind of men who want to 545.3369. Storage l"oods, Sta-w~1te min~ collar, cul'fs, 5140, sell $85. Really fl.DC 1"tnoonlight..,rs tind this an lion Co. Box 113, Corona jump out or an airplane MOVING SALE! Pictures , chiming wall tionery, Gifts. f'abrlcs. trim around botlOm . of irutrument . SST-9367
: ideal job, del Mar. 9262:5 before l>reakrast, scale a Beautiful Dalmation, 6 clock , Kenmore portablt Major Appliances & full length coat, s1ze,1..:====~-'-'=--
' Phone: 833~8098 mountain before lunch. mos. old, t.ained, all 20 Items: Contemp. hr. dryer, na uga hyde r ed ma ny other products. 10·12. Worn twice. mov-Olds Trumpet, excellent
TIM E·LlFE TELEPHONE SALES-and shoot a r apids before shots. 646·9173 liv rm, din rm,'fum & ac-arm c hair , Mahogany Spend the day. Admiss. ing lo a very warm state. conditi on $95, Aut.ohii'p
LIHRARl&S, INC. Se ll Orange Coast's dinner. Ai rborne. 1r you 1 ----------~. cess. Or ig cost over vanity. tables, ctc. 280 l"REE. Park in rear 68l7 Paid $1095 sacrifice~. $25. M8·8135
fa ,·o rite news paper. wan, it, you'll ha11c 10 ENGLISH Sheepdog S4000. ~2 Price or less. t6th Pl. Apt.C, C?-1 , Wes tminister Avc.(at _6~7~5~·904~!"-------~j~N'(;'M~Di<"G)Ji;:;;:t
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· 1 missions . Choose the who've joined the 1\r1ny. 644 ·2004 _,&1~<-200~".:'.:"'·-------l ~---:---:::--,----:::---1 w0 ·t e. n · .1 e ' 0 '."1 Rattan 3 pc seet'I. i lOO Ciassical Guitar, xlnt. ·---------_, L · C t y n· .es m.ini_:; er.· • op 23" B/W console TV, $50 d B l $400
SECRETARY hours you prefer to work· Free to You 8045 ,Garage Sale 1055 eav1nl!'. . o..an r R r ~n. miss this giant BAZAAR Meo·· golf bag & cort • ..,co3n·404. ,eau tone. . 9:JOam lo 1pmor5:30pm CaU .A.-. •••••••••••••-'-•••••••• set. Liv. rm. e rig , 0 en DAILY !DAM • . C -•••1 •••••••••••1••••••••••• Stove. TV. Twin bed, cof. now P $45. 3 elec. fans, $10-$20.
If you can take Gregg ~ol S~~l-~iooal~:~!":~ Opporfullities Perfectcomparuonrorthc PUBLIC AUCTION fee tables fan washer to 9PM, Sun. lOAM. to Cosco step stool, $12.50. ROGERS Prof. S piece
shorthand at 100·120 9:30am a nd tpm. 64 ~.1240 right party. 8 yr old Reg. MANY ITEMSOt~ FINEl ~m~i,~<~>4~8~·1~·22=.-.1_' ___ •1_s_P_M-:~:;:;:;;-::;;;~--I 546·4211 Drum set w /3 cymbals &
wpm, t ype between 5.5·751 ~E~·q~u~a~l~O~p~po~r~.~E~m~p~l~o!ye~'cj•;....~~~~~~~~ neutered Black Toy f>oo. ESTATE JEWELRY, · 81._,..D MEW · cases. Like new. s.MJ.831M _3Npm&a rclooking fordr· · dle needing love &:affec-ART OBJECTS, AN· Mahogany dining set, 4 Wedding dress sz 1 WI ,
challenge, lheo send us J I h Sol . .__ ' tion. 642-465.1. T IQUES, FINE FURN. chrs. tbl w /leayes $50. 12 Volt lathrin Jong veil, head pc&: slip. Off1c~ Funtihre Ir e ep ICh-~ Merch..,do"se • M b pol 2965 E I 8015 )'our resume h hon --------~.-1 ETC. P HONE FOK lN· Oil paintings. isc. 477 90 Amp oor, ycase. Orig$2:30.0rrer548-qu1p-.n
Classifiedadno.362 ftr:C~r~igiit &J~:h~ ••••••••••·•••••••••••• COCK·A·P00Malc,2yrs , t•'O. & BROCHURE. Flower.CM.646--4116 $59.95 value. $20. ea. •••••••••••••••••••••••
c /oDaily Pilot min . Ca ll for appl. . .shots, hsebrkn. Sweet & 645·2200 1----------·1Quantity prices avaiJa· lrvineC~untryClul> f'ORXEROX3!0>or240d,
P. O. Box 1560 540.1147 or S40-lMJ4. John Antiques 8005 lo vable. 546·34a'i .c..c..:=~------1867 Presidio. CM. I0-5PM ble. 645-2207 ~embe~~h1p, call even· Custom sound proofing: '"
Costa Mesa. Ca9<!626 Linquist. •••P•U•l••L•l•C••:UC••••T•l•O•:;•• ~-=-"------l u NB EL I!!: VA BL E ! · APP I i an c es. ru r n .1---------,-1 1ngs96Z..8449 a c 0 ustica 1 s h e t I . '!iii~iii~~~~j~~:~~-;;;;;;;I "' ,.. Sht.-epdog mix. spd. re,-:! Attention Drama & motorcycle,TV&much, Pool Table w/slate top, Signiricantly reduces
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---Need s ·lovin g h on1 e English teachers-lOO's or much more. incl rack & cues. Codi S i\ UN' A cab in c t · noille, Excellent coni:ii· MANY ITEMS OF l''INE w/ren c'd yd. 49'1·7618. b k & d A t 67 ~ 3J7o SACRIFICE, $100. Cash ESTATE J EWELf<Y . 00 s rccor s . r · t'I 80601--'-·--·------1 only, please. See this l ion , jus t $25· Call furn. ski e q u t P , orses . 642·4321 , extension286.
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ART OBJECTS. AN· FRl:<.:E lo gd home, Germ. men /wome n's clothes:••••••••••••••••••••••• Ma:n-port typewriter. x -Sunday only , at 10636 El
TIQUE:S. f'INE t'UKN, Shep. Puppy. 4 mo. s acrjfice expens ive 1.ag,.,,oCanyOft w1dew/case,nrnew $39. Es te Ave .. F6untuinExcs111chrsSI5/35.secy
ETC. P HONE F'OR IN· s hots, house -broken. slacks, -dresses & shoes. ltiding CJub ~l ee bro~m , new ~nd Valley, ofr Ward, 11:1 chrs SB /24 . dks. dft stls • ~ 1'~0 . & B ROCllU RI'.:. 548-5778 Sal & Sun, April 19 &: 2:0, Ridiog lessons, board· $2~.50. M;1 n. AB Dick block N. of Talbert . Picrt·e. 867 w 19th, CP.1 .
? 645'2200 l''RBE 2 Fluffy Grey Kil-to am·5 pm. 4626 Kox-ing, new barn & pad· mi m eo, p e r f $IJ5. OIL PAINTINGS. crarts, 645-7411. ·
LOTS01', GOODIES tens. 1 Org tiger, box: bury Rd, Cameo Shores, docks. 494 -3735. _><_5·_•_z7_o_. ______ , c I ~thing , . j ~w e l ry, Co nCerenceTablel8'lg,ln
Ginger J ar Antiques l-'"~·~'="•=d=·~968::-::~·""':::.1:_ ___ 1_C_d_M_. -------l'/2 ARi\B Gelding 5 yrs. Apt si ze refrigerator. c~1l dre ns r 1d.1nK: toys, 2 sec 1 i 0 n s 9 • ea.
Spring red·tag sale thru Don't miss our big block Prof. trained. Eng. or near~)' new, $00. ~lb hide·a·bed. nusc .. furn., Nevam ar walnut, xlnt. April. 2070 to 50% plus 2 Dachshunds, need g~ wide garage sale. Sal. & West . Xlnl buy. 5250. forlclift, $1400.549-4066 lo~ of houschld items. ror executive meetings.
p11ce cuts, entire stock. ho!fle. M~le & female. S & 20 M" Th1s weekendONLY.Set:! Reasonable. -e Me•'rs
S. . Id I •. t AKC ... """" un, 4/19 41 . ISC. 644·5400 Mesa Verde 0 -·-try Club ... -pcc1a ca er 1seoun . · ·oov..o ....uw• at 10636 El Este Ave., Co 833_8340 1967ChurchSt..CM . items tanging from one Q H Sh hfetime Membership. Fountain Val\cy. Oft1--·--------0on·l g1\'e. up the s hip? penny totwoboats,acar uarter or se, C?W Mo ving, must sell . k Antiq u e Orga n , full ··List" It in classified. and a van. 10u36 El Est4 Mare, Blue nbbon WJn · 979.7579 Ward , YI bl N. ot IBM Corr~llngSe~tric. International DesiKn er Pattern
, -ke yboard, Centennial, Ship to s hore results! Ave .. Fountain Valley ner. Weal ~ Eng. Also1 ____ . ______ 1 Talbert. lmmediatedelivery.
re-condition1.'Cl, $13JO. 6--9 ti42·567K. ofr Ward, 'h: block Nort.J her yrlng filly by Gray POOL t able, washer, VW door & rear render.1-N_e_w ___ · ___ ... _..., __ ._s
w eek d a y s. lo . fi l----------r of Talbert. Host. ~3) 635-0SM. drye r , refrigerator. $10 each. See at garage Pets 1017
weekends. 2Zl Arch Sl., Anti~s 8005 ~s IOQS A..l)ti.-1 1005 Phone968·9641. sale this weekend only,••••••••••••••••••••••• 1_A~p~t_. _s._L_a_g~u_n_a_Be_a_c_b_._.1 ....................... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;April's Reigning Flowers. 10636 l:l Este Ave. Foun· BABY Parakeets, ~.50.
All occasion &Cree Horal Lain Valley. orf Ward. 'h IJust41elL)
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Appliances 8010
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Westinghouse Piggyback
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cond. 11 mo. old. 557·8658
Wes tinghouse Kcfrig Gd
co nd . $75 .. wkdays,
752·1111 : wknds, 979·4i35
Frigidaire. frosl rrec. 16
cu rt. top frzt . whit.e.
$150. 67S-2415.
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White Westinghouse FF
w/ice maker, 14c£. $185.
Apt 1ize G.E. I door Cop·
pertone $75. Wedgewood
gas s tove for mobile
home !JO") $50. 548-0433
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18 lb. used 3 hrs. 90 Yds
Nylon Shag.Ian/gold,
blk /wht. 559-0563
Il er rig. Apt. size $15. 2 Dr.
1'~1'· $95. Both XJnt clean
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8e a smath"On the coum or In any 11ports 3rca in Refrigefator, 14cu. rt.
tbil SeW ~1 s hort j um.psuit. The buttons on the P hilco. $125. ·.q::: rn.ay be opened for 1ctive sports. There I• a 640·0576 beet zipper cktsing. f'abrics: chambray, 1----------1
'· m. pique, double knits. 71285 is cut. In Mi'ISt"!I s p E E D Q u E EN
S-f.J •• Siu lZ reqWreia 21/t yards of •5''. fabrip. AUTOMATIC WASllER 1'.,....: Mod patter:nmnnber,&i•,n1me. address $100.
-•· Price SZ.91 plus I? poltalit. Now ava\lable '* 962·J562 • • ~ ~ SufplerfteN -lloel r~t . Spade1 t-l-i<_J_<_lo-,----.-0-J-01
.....,.., -11.oa plus 50' po1tage. Make ••••••••••••••••••••••• pey•bte to Spadea. Send orders to this
.. ~' ~.!P--de& a Bridle St., Milford, N.J . Used Bikes/Parts. $15/up. PllL"'..-.-. BY)'/l'ell /trade. 2.C88
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AUCTION
MISSION CLIFF ANTIQUES
Presents
,-\nother 1mport~nl 1\rtl•(fUC & OIJJt.'Ct. or 1\rt Auct io n.
To l>e he ld ul :
LAGUl'IA HILLS HIL TOH IHH
Grand Ballroom, 25202 La Paz Rd.
Laguna Hills, Ca.
Featuring an exceptionall.v fin e collection of
European, Oriental &American Antiqlles.
Including :
Fine \-Vh1le Porcelains, Oriental Rugs, Signed Art
Glass. Paintings by famous a rlists,.Signed •
Western Bronze, Sezres Clock Set, Tiffany Tea Set,
Tiffany l:>iamond Platinum Watch, Signed French Bronzes.
Furniture. Oriental Screens. Ca rved Ivories,
Jade Carvings.Jewelry, Sn uff Bottles,
much, much more.
PREVIEW: S•day. Aprll 20, IO'am-1 P"'
AUCTION: S•day, April 20, I :30 P:"'·
,(Catalogs 11v:i1Jablc al preview 1
Items sold in ca1"log rOC•tlon.
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17141 2914071 or 17141 4f4·5116
' Laguna Hills Hilton Inn
25202 La Paz Rd.
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lfAICMONDOr ' ... 1 '"(°e••••••Hft•A~,.,~•A · 00 ,.,..,,110 C1.911ic1 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u J ••!'"71"net mbla 21-UIN'd= ··~·~··•••••••• •t;•••• •••••••••11 ••••••~···~ ...... , F d v • · •uw t71Z ..._,,IMportN A8t9a.l•porW · AadM.l•••rW 1 ..,ov tlM. Sacrifice '74 s ' kl Tll 100 _... · • • • ., or an, 111r cond, -•• s ·at'OCr. • XI ... tood.. ~ UIU • 1-ENT LEY 'li a~ lilt• P /S, p /8, crµt.'d lhnlout. ......................... • • ••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••• , ••••••• ~··· ···~················~ ' m._.,,,,.._ mam.1:......... ~ =-· -Sodao,ca, very,nfe car ..... wh'l1 . T•pe cleck. '74 UVAlllA ft:9I . t7ZI -.... ~ .. t'140 .............. t7JD ra nlliu '· ""•tor kll.l7J.tm. 'Elepq& raw-.e de· WW trade for <.lldtt car ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
.P:;No WANTl:D: Pvt.. $PlkIT JT. = hew TM ...oqn· B:uzukl, Extras. 5l&n ~)' 'J!rHstona &r or ca1A. 01&·2114 ; wkd)'i ·1~0.,~ISOUT$ $ '71 Flat. le& Sport.tSplder, '13 Mercedes 280C. Silvllr. llPAIRS.SEAVICI""
, fof-' ~Ula.to bu>' never ln waWIC' tOillr Nt:if. 115.~ or offer: Webb. Groy & Olk. ext. 457-tool. xl~t. cond, A!C, ma1&1. E., t. r as 1 1 mm a c . EXCllANGE"
. ore -~-1aµ,, compJete: ~Vil.I .HNIPlor~3150 Red .&r Blk. i¥. MtJ.2900 1971 Ford Wi * 1101 • 5.$2,0211 Purcbaae or assume REBUIU>S 'PJSLD'~W•~Sal party, Way be~ col 111 SUZUKI_, perlecl days,637.8465eve11. paa1., p /b .~. v::to~ IMMIDIATE: '74.Flat 124 Spider, 1000 leaie.493-6517 . E~tROOKLYNBUi:aCO. I "°° PJanoa Ct.or1ana. new D1iyi 6'5-lOM; Ji;VCll cMd, wn1hld, roll tMr, ecnetlOftol ttan1 . .302 En1. $aiOO or DELIVERY , m1. Stereo ca~t. mti11. MBZ ·10. 280S£., air, sun--9~ . *'used Splner., Or1tnd», w,k ndi, 541·3115. • l u ~, .r ack, freeway Y•lllctei 9530 btt•t offer. SS1·7917 GOOD SILICTIOfoC $4995. 648·851,,., r oof, 1\ M / t'M, t a bco l BUY VW 1<:n~1nes/CaJ;' ..
': buS'f::· ~Oh\I oUt for t:riclt:son 21, !OliP OB :w·o ... t h-y. $509 . • 6 a ••••••••••••••••••••••• '13 DODO E 's . * 'con1iwtnv * 73 Fl .. T brown, f114 )SS4·26SI> 979.0935 l8 w_ l<Mlm. br
'.,11y. K~·war-t~f:~':a elec start, mllfl.Y xtru' YAHAMA 80CC street Is 6G % ~o~ Chovf Truck., Royal. lo'ully~ ~~~~~~ * Leati * A '&S 230 SL. Nr. lealher, 11fterSpm.1 Oftn
·:.v•ldwlo, ChiCkerln;· .P~~y ~haa:2~?Aim '~e~'1k0t~ctt·~:. .. ci:~:e~.Sl~.1·C!~J.· tl_nted window111. 81.lCO., Eliminate th~ middle 1·24 SPIDER Am/F'm. radiaLI. "6950. FREE TU ......
am1tha,Kimbiii\l,Wur., · wn • , . ·.C..IJ.bctween9am& ;ur, t tl.llse cOl'ltrol. Call man. ~e15e d.irectfrom Uilrk green w/belge CaU 552-1123. Oatsuil-TOylJt.<&-VW 1•'~·. , KlteNo.23GoodCond. 2 :30p.J" ~e e k da.ys , IO:XPLORE~ 20 ', like 11Jl -2G40d\r. authori.:cddealer! vinyl trim. (818JMA) MG 9 742 PQr!jchc&llond~Civi;I;.;. f~LO S (1l<t>GJ6.2170 Call afl$:J0pm, llnt~' Weekends aft. new, low rn1le~1u.·. 11n:1, 1 OWNER '6U CM v· $3999 ow ncr11 only. urawing·to
1 12 Brookhurlit. GG 64G·811:18 ,,9 t301m. t>.P. S!i1·1CW, $8900. G46-0141 A-l cond.", C cyJ , ~7.~: ~~e!~c ~~111~ ~al:S~e;:'[: ~~;··;_,;~~-·~;~~;;;;: beheld-A11r1l 26lh. .?
.·LEAVING CALIF. du~ t Lido 14. xlnt' cond. us. 1970 Honda 4SO CB, 1>tn.>et Ya.mil.ha 3GO Endu1-o .urr2, '!Ii .. , F'"l.I .c rpt. S2000. service," 1 in i;electioo. Dick Miiier Moton SlSO. ~ev~~cr at ....
d eatA In family, selling I aux cni::, trwiler llr bike runs xi.DI. Nearly $700. Also VW Silnd firm . 548·2020 ..... l//TiW6iil 645-4684 AVOL~ Ts'!~,oORT~~HE
" -btaad new a wk ul J11cketa , 991·8121 , everYth.ina now: 1615 or ~u&gy, $650. 614 W. Bay Dodie Maxi Vllfl I t.on.fu.I · Cr•vier BMW r. .. ~.. " ,.., --.
· Yamab1 PJano&Bench 1..-··t ·•r•• · •• ~,.. St,C.M. ly con••rted Must ._11 , 1, ...... \\' i"l"r-l W 71 MGB TUMlR!PAIR · •;Larae Sac. Pvt Pt Tom Cat 18, miis~ M:ll to. _. ""' .... · IM.>'1 • .x: · .:.vo • -~ -.... 120 W. amer ' M5ot354 dayJ $000 or \leit'rolfer' ,72 TRIUMP.H &50 I . 4 Whff& Drl'fn 9550 673-5164 Sil nlu Ana K3$·:Sl11 1tt So. M11.ln 1131 S1.tpcrior Ave,C~
D a .Y s 6 4 6 . 2 4 7 1 • ....... . 1-----' ~nu, ••••••-•••.•••••••••••••• Santa Ana SS7-.<!132 &oadster • 4 speed . 1 . 642·24)4 S.w""J Mechinn 809 EVes /wknd m.7g · ' •-•· mlJ\ , .. .,. ... ...,._ .. , Autoa Waated 9590 & & owner, AM /FM, radial (lcrosafromskaterink)
for Rick. s as . 615·:w.atl 4 WHEEL DRIVES ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Ho.do 9727 tlm, only 42,000 miles &I-'-'-"'-'"'-'-"===="-. •,•••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' WE PA y TOP DOLLAR minll CS13 CXF) .63 VW, red. Am /Pm, new .SlNGER 401-A, v.r11ts 5600. HO I HONDA '74 CB·20IJ, xlnt. 1'"'0R TOP USEDCARS ••••••••••.••••••••••••• 52999 engine, new brka, •"'-' :-oew. Prl pty. SZOO. Fan ,.,.7 194281 16 i !'!: ........... Lop mUeage, $6oo. ., MEW & USED FOREION OOM•~TIC ORAMGE COUtfTY'S cond . $650. S33-0l!l.S u.t.Je buy! 962·'7aSl -• orv,__,, 1-vt. Ply. • "'""" OLDEST
or CLASSICS Dick MIHerMotors VW Parts, engi n e , SPorff .. Goods . 109 24 ' l.M.P. Pvt pty. Inc 70Suz:1.tkl-50CCforsaleort 31.AMDCIUISll ltyourcarJsextraclean 41\. ~.,~~ trans ms, cases. hea .
••••••••••••••••••••••• tan.de~ trlr. Sips a. t.rede •. ll2'.xlntcooct.1d. . STAnOH seelnfirst. ~ ~J ~ .. All used or rcblt. Stcv'r..
Ni:W Sider al Skis 180, 44 968S k 1.t,f.: 1 s h . B s t ofr. gu qu. !f2·~108 , W,. ,,.....,5 IAUER IUICK Sales-Servicc-Leasing . ,_SSG-__ 9306_. ____ _
Soloman Bindln,p. $180. . ........... ,..~...,... 2WHarboC'Blvd. · · J20W. Wa rner ,-
646·03f.9Jerry ... ireball 16.2 ... 2 Set.s BSA,;-: 6'0 CC. Superl:Ji to Choose from Cost~ Mesa 919-2500 loy ~:~· IRc.. 1 o % utSo. Main 68_ VW, recently rcblt ~LI
TV, Redio., .Sails. Anodized M'~l ~~~o11!:. low mileage. J::xample: TOP' DOLLAR Rolls lto e BMW Santa An a 557-2132 }~~~~1~~:7:~clc, makeol -
HIR, Sterff 1098 ~ompa ss, e t c . X!p HAl\LEY ,1970 3SO cc. 1972 ' Costa 2:es11.. ~6-.w.w OVHFAC:JOllY MGI -9744 1912 VW ood d Lo
•••••••••••••••"•••••••• ~hape w /L.rlr. $6~0 . Oply .4~mlle11 Like new. 6cyL,3speed,air,war PAID IHVOIC! •••••••••••••••••••••••! . ,g,, ,.'Ofl · w Pw.nasonlc stereo & lurn 0-1987. Musi Sell ! 613-1280 hubs, radtq, heater, &ex IMMIDI &..-y ·75 BMW 2002. 1MO mi. , 71 •1·G ll , . , d ~t. Am / f m & trallft' tr:. clean C46tiF0L) ,..,.._ w ·11 t k M · k • 11 •• • s .pi:e h1tch.$1800.!">45-12ro table, like new, i.100. <.:all New 2 6 ' Sa i Ibo a t '1U Kawasaki 9o dirt bike.' " · FOR ALL 1 a e avera c · OH ALL trans1n1ss1on, radio andl-"'=====-=-==--
613-6846 aft S PM . Trailetable.' &low de-Ooodcond.$200. $4177 FOA.EfGHCARS Co m e t or consid e r HIW heater.{3601)$21699 ·;2VWSuµcrllecl\e.
Cerwin· Vega Mod. 43 oaler cost. Call 531•3915. Days 546-1579. cdeGJl LA11-r: & CALTLOOSR.<;OUMS E IM :rn:J:.'~2~:4;~1ue or part 54-tOSGUa~:e~TG~~lvd I ~~e1~·:1n'st:r~.t$I~~: d .
Spkrs. w/l 8" woofers. WANTED '696Wt(,AW4stroke, ~un.s WJLO mi: BMW 12 DAV. 43,000 mi. •75 HONDA Westminster &36-4010 Call491·2898 $800 /pr. Crown IC-150, H ilb p e rformance xlnt, clean, low miles.
preamp$200.B73-4426 flberglaag,. raclni •t61$d. or.ueat olfer. May TOYOTA ?:!~'. 1~a~1•1 $s~501)0~~: SED•HS . _ 0,.1 '746 ·611'"'ASTBACK
L•"' -rrnode l Magnavox •ailboat. Etcbe11·22~ 5:5 lra e. Joe 548·6313 or 494·2076. You r c ho i c e or ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1000. ..
25" color TV, walnu shield&, solibg, etc."Wil 665.0198 .acceslOties plus t».x 4 '12 GT, xlnl inside & out. 646-41.84
eabinet.96J.?QIM. tr~dediaai~~ .. l.·eweJry, • .• 7 .·y .. :...i .. 'u .. · 1966Harb0f.CM 646.9303 71 BMW Bavaria. A1.tl0., license. Order you rs Bargainpriced. 1 VW Bus, almost new ~~ r1~•.--!-.• ,. · • ""'-..'~ air, 14,000originalmilelr. toda} 960-21C2bef.S ;· ~ ~ nc-'"'"• •u • 300 End XU,t d I engine. Runs good. Make loneet'SX 1 antiques, et.i.~&&s-2201 o ·,,.· . 1 uro;_,.. c~.~-· LAST WIGLYSMAOE 3100 W.Ceast ..,_Q. Call831·2040dlr · 070 Opel GT. so,ooo mi, ofrer. 548·0341 after 4pm . !JO,walt.&.1100. 675._08 . ·~ mt. ors ... ~""·OC"UU"l.. '6&J • & 6429405 ... , , '" 1595 54a.-•i · eepwf;nr CtlSlO .. BMW2002 (''8'"-·'73)4 new l 're R i ll 20 536-WO . ' -. . , 4"WD,· P / , 11/S, air wuu 1, s . ' . '72 VW VAN Xlnt. contL ~.. to c hoose from. Call 25mpg. $1600. Ph : Sunroof, AM /1''.\I, 11.tlt'i!. loatt&Moriat Eagle &arr riQed 7·'~NDA .7au cc. 7SOO, radio, V!S;hitcb, $2.,300 WE BUY 831·2040dlr Jlftloo 536-6212. rack.$2,600.67S-1973 :'!"' i-'"'-ent teak option' at dealer •. ~·:, .75 Ree. P,Cf. BeAut .. offer. 497·327iday.s. 9732 J::::-::--:-:':".':-::-:-::::--·i-.'.~~~~~'..!!~.:o... ,_,.... " •'Mo -·0
• " IMPORTS BMW CS & CSA Cou"'-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '13 Opel 1900 St.a Wag ••••••••••••••••••••••• C06t.S46-7172 · -.-.--•""' Truc•t ' '956 ,...... · '1913 V W Pop·T'Op
T I ~ •'10 thru '14. 6 to choose '13 JENSEN HEALEY. A/c?nd, _a m /(m stereo, Camper, ne w radial · HQOda ... CB, xl nt --~' •••••••••••••••••••••• op Do lar For Aoy I C 11 831 ~ .. di Bl " bl " be d I l Gd d Ge...,.ol 90 10 HOBIE 14 wf tr.Ul~r xf ·aa S1'so · '-VUU. Make or Model . rom. a -.-.-r ac. on . .ac... ~lolly. ra 1a ires. con . tires,
••••••••••••••••••••••• box. Blue huU11•Sails
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TAXADVANTAGE hull xlnt eond. Irvine. ·GOODSELECJ'JON ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlr ..ttra 9 .. 1969 VW Bu radio Donateyourboat 551 -SOSleves/wknda. 74Kawa•akl !OO'Enduro, M ,.ZD.& '73 CAPRI V-6 4 s......,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• h l ood g,nd ~~· xlnt co d ., • ..,.. ... t MEW & US_.EO A "" · ~· , ea er. g co . .....,., Boy Scouts 546-4990 HOBIE 16, used. Trlr. n ··-"'or p · 't ZOOlS . Manchester air, sunroof, 23M mlles. 73 J ENSEN_ I_nterceptor 19'12 MET~LLl~ Maroon 962.3610 :;ii ~.Racinggearril,500. .-. 64°4f!!!b1. ricesslarta ........ Anaheim 6366000 $3350.644-0686 111. 4,000 original mile=-. wtgold p1nstr1pe, eng. ,, l ,!'O!_r~of~fe~rc_.~ ... '.'j.!C'93Z7"'!".!l_.:__~;;;;:-;;;;::;;::7-;;~~:;::--;;:~ I $1777 · C PRI V . Call 831·2040dlr. modified, headers, cust. '65 VW , re bit, big bore 'fO 3KWONAN
Gas, ready to go. $800.
494-.3223.
• SELLUSYOURC•R1 73 A 2600c~ 6,air, 9738 whls. & many xlras. HPeng,R/H.$625. ', Cal 2/29 Sloop w/diese 69 HO.NQA CL 350• X11_ll '11 Datsun (25755W) "" · auto, d~l uxe int., AM Maida Show me a prettier one! RUNS GOOD! •493-0676.
eng. Completely loaded. eood $400. Must sell th.is .speed, AM radio. We P•Y top price! radio & vinyl top. Lo mi., ••••••••••••••••••••••• $10,500. 493-2782 .
6 Mo 's old. $23,000. Pvt wknd. 615-5¥8· .f\~ll ·1,,n: & MUST IE CLEA.H xlnt. cond. 847·9515 Late Mode l '13 Ma;i:daSla. CONVERTIILI"'
full y equip'd. 642-3401' GHOST 13. w/maln Sail Also miJc. ~arts for sale. ~ Ttrv""~e ., watches, rings, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-1195. ·····~··~.-·i•,•••••••• 11000 mi. lert on warrao-
~~h!:'.~a!:o!rl~~.w:,s:! party, 833-2620 '74 XL 70 xlrtt. cond. $400. (iJ""" WJLCJ Will take any~hin_a in DatttM 9720 Wag. Am/(m rad: $2350. Porsche 9750 •72 Super Hug, AM /F~.
• . . J ib, nearly new· fast 00.I982aJt 6wkdys. ~ 'TO. YQTA ZO::H'ARBORBLVD. WILLBUYYOUR '71 MAZDA 4 cyl. 616. ·~3a{s~~~~~~°L:/eo~-~~: ty.Xlnt.c?nd.548-8101 14 B~at, 46 llP. Evllm;ldC. fun. Ideal slip nr BalOO. Motor H~ 6<15-1500 DATSUN, TOYOTA Xlnt. transportation, gd. 536-3381. '74 vw, s 1.tper SUP-bug, Ti~~~:~. ~~~~ Pa_vilion . $850. 833-0334 Sak>/lte•t. 9140 1966 Hoibor. c ... , 6411.<iJOJ COSTA MESA OR VOLKSWAGEN cond. Best orr. MU!;t sell. PORSCH"' am/fm, sunrool, 9000 mi.
••••••••••••••••••••••• J>AJD FOR OR NOT. Pvt. Pty. 645·2894/ i:. $29'156401840 eves. 34_ft. French ,Aloa, alt*28 , SC H OOL B •'.1CGMC!kTon., OrftAfteCCMmlry'• WILL PAY TOP 82Jl·6459 '669l25Speed . . .I fiberglass sloop. Fast & u s SIERRA GRANDE. Pis. -.., DOLLAR . CALL KENT ~. 494-025 loots, Malnffftmce/ pretty • .race/cruise de Camp~!~,.,.8e1Wif.cuon1t, dll p /b, air. $3800. 5'5-1657. Hi9"st $ luyer ALLEN, 540-0442 •'13 RX-3 * SUpertlean. . '64 VW snrf, l~s lousy
•' Sirt'¥ic•. • fOZ sign. Volvo diesel, sleeps m~g • ..,_,.,,, 1 ta e. on Imports Low mi. 644-459-1 or '61 SUPER'llJ runs great. Counter-Wini
•••••••••••••••••••••• 1. llft. beam. very well S46-3SS1 '55 F'ORD FIOO P.U., V-8. liU Maxey To¥Ota ·12 Datsun 240Z. Lime. 615-3017 Dca1.ttiful inter. Ne cra nk. $300. 494·.58't9 •
E lectric at-Woodworking equiped. Like new for on -1i Dodie Chinook 18 + overdti vc, cl_ean ! Sharp! Call.Rogeror Bill 1\uto. air, steN!O. Xlnt brakes, clutch & tires. • -
Plumbing-JnslallaUon I~ S22.~00. Can_ assis S/C, A!C, all .-.r, 360 546·2309or 5Si·569Z 847-8SSS cond. $3900. 640-5220 Mercednlen:z 9740 1''M·8 track stereo. bra '70Bug.f'.'lewcl1.ttch,brM;,
&Repait. lnboardEog. r1 n a nc1ng Pr1 Pty xJ r-eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• complete reblt.eng. xtn orig. paint . Compl. ~~It "Rep a ir (In Boat), 49441.,., · · · · mlr, nt..•92-6113·$7000-'.67 DQDGE Pick-up, fREE•pp•••s•L · How cond .SJ1ooor0f(er. , eng .$14SOormakeqQ:qr.
· ... .,. ,.J ' $101 5 : '63 F.a l c o "" ...,..... ,.., '14 D 4 pd M t II 67"281).1. ScorpioMarine.548-9104 . . TIOltit's, Travel 9170 We buy used cars & a • s • i75·2804 us se . :>-, ••
't.s Inleresl. Islander 36. •••••'•••••••••••••••••• R.anchero, Stick , $425. trucks. Call GROTH A/C, a deck, rp,ag PurchoslDIJ
•&oats. MoriM . $1800 down.~ ~-1;;i1 & J.8.ico Tent Trailer, like 646-2022 or 548-7482 CllEVROLET fot a free whls., silver. MZ·SJ.il. T Qlldlty .. ~!!':'~~! ...... !?.~. 838·1184. . pew. ~IP • 8, :;urtie '7$ Ford 1 Toa P. u. Ma appraisal. • u .. 1 Mercadn w .. anted: Oulboa~ mot-. Hobie 16. B"rand.. .new. br-tke119,1 llwning. $1400. whls• " tires. Beaut. GROTJI CHEVROLET '73 OAJSIJH C '" •• I ~-~. tr " for bcb or c m 18211 BeachWvd. ontact •good condition 20 to 4 mos. old. A I eqwpt' Ide . ....,...... uca 8 P . , 0 '
_ l:lP. 493.7700 . . $1100. Best offei'i 543-1TI9 rail.rs, VtJtfty 9 l,0 ifcgb Pb: 494·7114, Lag. 847_~~Ung~ Be~3331 24 l UHd Car Manager
. . loots Sii I/ ••••••••••••••••••••'9•• A1.ttomatic,aircondition-1 MiaionVi'-'-1 BRA.MO JG~ ·ooCks p • 9070 Bugg~ & Cycles Trailer. 56. Ford. good transporta· ,SEl.LIMG YOUR CAI? •·AM/FM radio, mag •JV
12 Volt lattenes ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14-16 Tilt, lights, fen-t1on i-100 TOP PRICES i'AID wheels, radial tires. 111"""'11 _oo Amp hour. po~y case. SLIPS Available ders. Bes t o!fer.83'1-6928 963-2639 1''or Imports 13,000 or iginal miles. . "r""-" _
159.95 va lue-. $20. ca. Newport.Beach ' "~ ~ . . . 'u · " PaidforocNOI. 1996J.EY) •. Quantity prices availa._ • 60• p , WA'"TED: Used box utlh· 13 L;_ V P1~kup. ~ackll\an D L • I $4977 .•bJe . 645-2207 20 -. 'Saiower1 . ~ . tY, ~railer, approx 4x6 wheets. low miles. Call ean ew1s ~I
· 18 -60 w1Ui,bi tcb pref. 549-1039 831·2040d lr. 1 l~Harbor. C.M. ~
Sabot Sail, Ullman. Fas 673·52:5.l,., · ,.,.., . . ' 646·9a03 eJ la1..:a racing, twice used, xhn · • ·at. •• ..,.,_1$H•iee& '74 GMC 'h ,~foo. 9000 mi. ftUt. UUWI :Cut.$555481'.!564. 'Sllp;W~nted·u-a~ tor ~ fwfs 9400 $4995. MINTCOND. TOP CA.SH! ~
str1.tction or maint. work. •••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 830·850-1 . ' 1''or clean used cars & :~: VOLVO
loat1, Power · 90!' Contr actor, 546-0068. VW EMG. I 600CC t r l.l c k s ! II o v.· a rd .. ,..................... so · Boat Slip tor Rerit." 530-6940 5J0.479'J aCt6 •7 4 F350 Chevrolet. Dove & tluail
J,960 Twin Eng JO(t. Chris. Bea1.ttifu l location J TON SUPERCAB Streets, nr. ~tacArthur, ~ l'ake over pymts.+ $500. Call 642-9ti06 WANTED : Hood orna-Ranger XL T . 9200 mi , J amboree and Bristol,
. .tfim t..aba. depth finder. ment for 84-65 Jo'alcon. loaded. Xlnt. cond. Pvt. Newport Beach.833-0555. •;Gd. cond. 675-4923. Limit) 20 ' boat. Aci"os 6\3·4266 after1pm
1966 H~"ho1 C f,1 6~6 9303
1910 Z, mags. air. new
tires, xlnt ("Qnd., $3850.
Call 962·3487 afl.5. ~---------! NeWport 1.sland. If rpast pty. 642-4377 __ Autos, Imported
2l'Fbr/glsCbn Crsr.slp hi n g·ed only. (213 AirCondltioningLUJitror vans·· 957o•••••••••••••••••••••••i2 240Z.broY,.n.stick.air.
• OYER 100
HEW &USED
MERCEDES
OM 015,LAY
Houseofl--+s
i\UTHOllIZkD
MERCEDESDi:Ai.Elt
6862 Manchester.
Buena Park
523-7250
On I.he Santa ,\na 1'Wy. ,•-4, fl cnvli1 1001-lP ootbrd 693·Sl91 eves 675-555 Volvo: $125 •••••••*•;-............. s te r co . Top Con d .
.:'!N l trlr.MakeReas.Ofr wknds. 536-1_988 ·73 Che vy V.an Con -General 9701 G75-148J '7028051Coupt
·:fl4/99S·0730. Wanted-SO ' _60• Sailboat Auto Repair&Painting version. Self.contnined. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,721200 Fu 11 power. au lo,
.B ay La1.tnch 18' Teak · •REASONABLE• Best Orf er. 645·8319. '69 CO RTlN•\ Gd d Call: AM /FM, Sun nx>r. S1lve-r slip or end tie in NB area. ....321, _Ro' cha.... 4 Spd. new tires. $175. or · ~~!1 .. ;.,.1 rt 5 P'l w/Blk leather int. $7800. ,. Spruce Mabogany. 6 213·937·1010/213-474-7244 '"' ·10 Dodge Va n, gold ,s4ag, best. offer . 496-0096 .,.,.,._ a · " 979·3815 afl IOAM. Hrs, Chris Craft. lnbd. · I $80 lo.ti Seed& -VW ,Front end, pan, crpt, bed, Craig stereo: !967 "I600"Datsun$SOOas 1' ~8~~~ • c 0 ver s-· Ski" P 9080 trans., Make offer {Mon $l400. 615-3063. -Alfa Romeo 9705 is or best of(er673-0619 1968 230 4 dr. Sedan, Blue,
thr F ') 1·-W II ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 spd Air Cond must ••••••••••••••••••••••• u ri """' a ace '67 DODGE new cust · ., 25' BERTRAM 197 W l Sk' 'IO'ft Tahll' apt.H'.. . & ·1 t S om Alfa Romeo '10 DA 'fSUN 510, runs sell.536-8932
l' dlo t In 110 I a er 1ers . 1 pai nt n . ee at I , ___ great $775 I offer Days '·ar_ P! w •we 1 35 hp. Mercury l•ut f ' 5-1-GARA GE SALE THIS uyor...__. • . . . ''GS MB 230 Sedan Air eqwp. Like new. $105QO . 1 A os .. or -~· . • -A th "wd 962·5234 ,eves.960-3"6'1 · · -'645-0051 ' w /po.,w er t1 t .••••••••••••••••••••••• W·EEKEND ONLY . u on .. P/S.P/B,Am/Fm.xlnt Mercathode battery pr ' · 10536 ·~ Este,Avf!., 1''oun· Sales &Serv1ca '14 260Z, cust. pt., mags, cond . $2400. 962-0121.
.. ·12 'MARAUDER 2'4 tec1.9r ." Great.ski tio~l Anff..:sJ. ta lnVal}ey.Of~ .. Ward.~', leachl ... orts AM /F't.f. x lnt. cond. I '-->. Flybridge, twin is.;. Bes $1850. Must Sell! 83.1-1682 Chitl lc·s 95zo· blk. N. Of Talbert. MacA r thur Md iS,400. PP 525-6727
9725 .-o(Ce r over $12,995 lligh p er!ormah'ce ski ••··~··•••"•••·••••••••••' '7_1 .. FORDYA'M Jambon:e Ficit 644•4930 boat, 150 Mere, Hke new.' '6.l C~RYSLER N e w 848·DO\'e 752-;-0900 -"'"-='-~-----! E•lras. Urgent fftu st Yorker AuLo, PIS, P/0 ., ~• Ton;··v .s : 3 ·~.........i : Newport Beach · ••··~·••••••·~··•••••.•.• R/H; Auto: P/S; Fact 1910 SEA~LITE. 11'. 1 ~ OR•HGECOUHTY$ A ' b ,., 1 bl I .Mere. l /O. lo hrs., ski se\1!847 -5132or~ R/H, gd. cond. $300. R 1•ltr; Lie. i SO. IOK ; Aydi 97n7 "" 1r; eau 1 u uc : ow
'73 Mercede5
280-C
... 9()75 ~s -. NEWEST&' ••GEST miles Lie. 767 JPE : fish re movable hrdtp , -_v.. . •••••••••• ••••••••••••• , --:_ · . . , "'7Z Owens 17 . V•1 h'ull. IJ r J" SI . · .' IMMBDIATE $8995. ~ne w c~nvas & cptg. F i&h /Ski . 455 Olds. '4'7. l'U8Q Goupe, nd,s Im emons 72 AUDI . 4 dr, auto. DELIVERY Jim Slemons
'Vo'Jtrlt.$2,500.846-2995 Berkl ey J e t . ...XJn~. c.e . er & WfrlL $175 . I orts t r a ns .• a.m /fm s.te reo. AllModels&Colors
S. c II b 'It 19 $2600/orr. 673-7079. ~ ·(1 '919. 113! ' mp Ask i n ~ ~J.000. See-1_1t Imports
1 arave e, uo •, . 833 9300 G,\RAGE SALE th" DI kM'll Mofoi's '
-tOllP 0 /8 m~r . Xlnt Trmas,Ortcation •• * .. f94\ FORD .. weekend only. 100Js El · C • er 833-9300 ~~6 51500 640·584€••••••e..;••••••••~'\••••·~ ~ ~pqr1 new br~kes, ~;r .. 14 l>~ORD El OO Club Estc ;\ve .. ro unta ~i:i ..... l/1iW~1----------
. • pfJ'" custom int. RWUi Wago n . Automat ic Val ley, off Ward l"l .... ~.. Why lease when
14 ' Perkcraft, good cond C~rs, Sole/ ~~i S400 o r bes t . ttansm issl on . r adio . bloCk . N. of Talbert. 1z6 w . Warner you con own a '75 .
nu painct, 1~ ~fi;:; •• 9120 --·~·,)~· beater. <14888)$3699 1972 100 LS. Am i Fm '. ~tSo. Main .
,servers. a ••,•••••••••••••:••••,.•• »t1Jtord Pickup, not run-SUM SET FORD s lereo, n ew Michelin . Santa Ana 557-2132
·6 SCOUT,keq~.:~ 1n;ne,.Deeds work $200. S«OGardenGrove Blvd tires, low mileage. SJUlO.
rent, wee • -WI. 6U-82ft'" • Westminster &.16-4-010 W -2158.
. , bo , l~Lo~w;r~a~le~'t·~96().~294~1~.~~1;iiiiiW~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiii1 22 r1.tna u.., roomy, re
.liable, fun bay boat. Camper shell, insulated,
,oow&save$.M6-3051. Jights, $65. Dodge, 73,000
1 OWENSCabl.q~, . 8'-i. $jkl0.S42·S634. 1
, 28' w/10' beam. M1::J!les/ ~ '. ?
675-0300 (g.91 .: I 9150
••••••••••••••••••••••• ..
FIAT
850
SPIDERS
MERCEDES
230 .
AM/fM. air
C•atral lockiftCJ
$138.46
Saab 9760 Custom VW Pick~·
•••••••••• ••••••••••••• On /Off road. Newly IL :· : 1500engine.Convcrtcd 2
SUB. V ,.syst Cm . Hvy du y
trans axel. Bilstein off
road s h ocks • $850.
luy or Leose 1 -"'-•-·_31~'-'-------
Authori~ ·si VW QUG, rcceft't '
Sales & Service engine work, $4.SO. -
leach l.,....t• .•• BA.FA BUG. sunroof. MaC~rthut and blown motor, $500 •
Jamboree U~ motor.i &t.rans~I
MS-Dove · 152-• 556-~ * " t
Newport Beech '67 BUG $916.
Toyota 9765 Zl3-598-16b8 "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• +-
SPECIAL
·ss CA MP E R Pop-Top,
reblt 'Tl cng. $1715. or
best . Mu s t s e ll !
213-598-1668
TOYOTA SALE! ... vw Squareback. -
l>"'actory Demos & Ex-in "Int cond. $000. or ~t
ecutive Cat s. Good li~ offer.673-6101
Toyota Selectioo :.1 ALL PRICED 63 VW BaJa Bug,fronl~d
To SEL wrecked. runs g:'1,
L $325. 536-8531 .:u_
8tn1 LA1..: l '68 BUG New eng&tr.,,:
t\U\ UULO 3000 m i . Jc fl on
T . guarantee $1,100 rirm.
OYOTA _ .. _•·-"-"----
1966 Harber. ( M. 646.,~303 Vol'fo 9772
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NO DOWN
PAYMENT
1975
71 TR-6
SPE.CIAL ,\
VOLVO SALE!
Beat price increase.
Super stock, All models
Priced to Sell. Overseas
Delivery Specialists
cd~~:a
1966 Hnrhor. ( M. 646 9301
ORANGE COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSlVE LYVOLVO
Largest Volvo Dealer
in Orange County !
BUYorLEASC:
DIHECI'
Like new! Both tops. lug 2025 S Manchester
rack, AM IF•M, 47,000 'Anaheim ]50-2011 miles. (569 OCG)
$3499 ANTfQU£ '•14 Honda 150 Showroom , COCKT . .\1LBOAT . __.. w· dja:... ....... Fa·r· 1932Lymal\~Launch '""""'· in .... _.. 1
completely .restored Jn Ing. 551·~$
1969 w/4 speed, AM/FM
stereo, Ir new englae
(YJZOOO
Sl5tt
Sale price ,$9,514 plus
$$10.84 sales tax; plus D" L M•Ji-~Mo•-Lic. $12'1; down payment IC• I nrr-•~
Sacrifice ! '74 Volvo
Wagon. 3 mos old. 5000
mi . Under warranty. All
e xt rus. $5700. G40-ll3'l. •
;side fr' out, full .covers 1972 BARLEY Sportster,
Sit. i>honc 642·9405, Sun lo mileage, super clean.
• 675-11_ 894·3593 .
J6':I'·BJRD,t'71) •2 Nice runnlni. Uc. 17l
50 HP E"\'IDrudt, convert Kawasaki's, many xtraa.
·,Top, aide cwtalos, If $19(1. ea. 646·3551 -·
~OV'fir.
1886. 846· '73 Norton. neW carbw'e-..=::::.----=-=i Uon. Ounstall E""5t., new
• iPORTSt'ISHER tirw(Good)'.f.&r Ea1'el>.
. 25' Lyman 7.5 •al. 11nll. Boce rear
NewcovetslJuRpalnltd shockJ •other fe11tures.
'V/I pwr, radlo, aounder. $1,500:art S, 175-0657
Cosnpasa, bait. tank., .
.. 1r1...... '72 CB~ llaodo. 1,000 . i 141SO. 6t&-ml'• new. Perl. cone!.
1 T u .• e-..up + Jtt rliil.
~ave somet.hlnt )'OU wan 837·1* ,
1toHU1 Claulfledodl ~-... • ·~Adi ·~...j.
111 ... 11.&124'111. • ~ ·---··
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1911 w /new top, new
Urea. towner. (l::M. ELT>,
Ultt
lt73 light bide with black
$I000.61 ; 35 payments ol momrn St•:48 plus $5,:llO rlnaJ : ~
13% APR; deferred pay· . ,
ment price $13,146.94 : J ~'O W. \Vum cr
Ser #039239. al So. Main
lnu.rior, full cqwpment, Ji"m ~''"'lnOllS S;111t ;1 1\na S5i-21J2
'74 VOLVO 164t
S un Roof. Automatic.
power st ct.•ri111. air ~
ditioning, A~l /F'M with
tape playe r. (609KEM 1 "low milea1e. ('47 J FQ> ICI 6 9 TR·6
U7tt · I~ <'999 New top, tlre.1 & puinl! ~
Dlck·MilM Mota. 1 13 .. 9300 ~ti:;~\;x le o n d i t i o 11 . : •
fra .. ,..~ '72 MERCEDES BENZ $2599 cdWl l~
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.. .. 6lil.. 250C. 18,000 orlgin•I -~· ' ;,
120 W. w .. rncr , pllu. Toba.ccn w.llh Dick Mlll•r Motors ·~ ;· VOL VO\. ut So. Mai n cocnac la&cr1or. Mint. ..
• $:1nl:.aAn;i, s.\1·21 CaUl31-31NOdlr , ~--.;w6iil 1966Hnrbof. CM 6c6tg1
r '71 M•rcedes 220.~ .. ""'6 .. 1913 VOLVO 1G4E, 1an ..
The ft1s t.c1t draw 1n the Aulom.allc, 29,.500·.mi., 120 W. Wu.rnt•r · roof, A/C, mWl!Uc llhlc.
Wes t ••• a Daily t»"llot Xlnt cond. 1$12(10 ; atSo.Main new Mlchelln,s, 19 .nPm
Classified Ad.6'2.a18. "7.JO,J.$. • + S~nta /I.nu S51·2l32 quali\y otl $5600. 642 .. -
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• 'URA·MALER A/C, mag wheels, hvy 581-425.S st,0001 qaly ''3100. Call Needs fender work 6M.C TIUCIS , ' Clll'Yater~ Hr • '
GoodCond $215 duty radiator, 3 .11pd, 830-U44 tprvt. pty.) Make offer $36-l38S · .HOM~CAIS '7S PINTO SqWnf::~; o.D .011iily 41: 5f'D. 'lll lO '89 FJREBIRD tOI,-"" 645-9679 lurbo·hydro. trlr hitch. • o a o 'Gal a &i • · Uel ( Al.&.. Aut~mat.ic \r&QI p)I • pl. L.O~DEOI New mtr_,,
-:--....c;'-'.:.;:... ___ L.112~300~.64~0.~501~4.----1 . VS. auto..Uc 71 LTD,. radial Urea, FM '7$ .MUSTAN~ Gffl:A. 6 , y ...,,_ r~o, be•ter, llir ·cqGdi· m&Ma.rbor.'uivd., trans •• Prlv. PlJ~
a.Mck 99 IO '65 Corvuir, Xlnt condi· ra~~~a.flqa tadio1 radio, AJC., au PQ¥11et, tilt cyhnder en11ne, 4 iipeed 2150H•'111Di' ~vd. uoaln&. (!....,) sa888 ' Costa Me.. M744IO. •• r
••••••••••••••••••••••• lion. R/H. $550 or bes ea~ pow~ ·~in&. ,. bee 1 , l 0 ad e d , trans mi••!••· p~wer Co.ila.Meia MD-BAO SUMSITIFOID 14~1914 · IHI , ttJjt
'69 ELECTRA, 12,000 mi, orr. Call ,s.c9.2757 aft.5:30 11,~1.~Wo n)·S•l!!;! o, in 1 . 1weetlleart. l Owner. ~teerln13 •• af0 C<>lldi"'. 1~· 'Toroaado, xlnt, loadel, W.sw>1 0~rdleen Grov .... •8J.w.'1ijlO . 1 ••••••Yo••\; •• --:. ..... _,;
mechanicallyxlnt. ~~ ... ~·-llua\.see' 52.tOO 833-9305 1nc, •1.-~ 1 ea . nodown,lokeoverpymt, es mins r ~ 1911Ply~.S11l.1<*>d~. ~" G'OLD n...i~\lt l
645-3102 '69 Chev. lmpa.la, Custoin ,..~.,I FOID Pri. Pl)'.. ~ ll20YSUllHJS-ET . . &t2-U32 '73 PINTO Sq .. 1...,. waA p Jr, p /b. new brakes le ":'r Top ~ i";t • 1 2 Dr hdtop." Full pwr., ~Garden rove Blvd IT FOltD 1 """lf"rnlu.loa~ Urea. $'60. 83S-1575 P.• · • J
a Ir · con d .• Am / I<, m Wmfq1lnsler 631HOlO Ford Station Wagon Id. 5'40Garden Grove Blvd '73 TORQNAOO l\utom11.t c trans °"• 1 • httCh. SU$(). 644-0180 .,. f;odiHoc . 9 9 l5 :s t ereo. l ·owner. $1::1 ena. Ii L-ire». $23$, We$LrDinster 638-4010 .. r"'.d1o, heate~, ~ rac~. '61 Valhtn~ 2 dr, .auto. ' , t' ;ii ~
••.••••••••••••••••••••• firm. 5'18·1269. '7$ roao LTD Br.ougbam "3·694S ~ Aut.om•tlc, power steer· a Ir c 0 n d t t10 n l n If . 'xln.t trttnsp. Gas saver. YeCJ• ' ' '~I
CA. DILLAC hardtop. va •• aUtomaiic , '74 MUSTANG 2+2, V6 · · d' 1 · (9620MVJ $3399 • 12950rorrer. 8'2-6269. •••••••• ••••••••••··~ '
'72 Chev Kingswood. 9 traa1mi11ioa, radio, 918 Jo~iird LTD Squire · engine, a utom.a tic '08• 11tir' con it oniN&, SUM SIT FORD p-~ 9965 . '72 ytl!l '
Over 70 to choose Crom. pass. Fully equip. ·better, power st.eerina, waeon, xlnt cond. low lr11nsmission, ra4jo ~l~~.~~H~· LoW MCOG•rdenGrove81vd -.DC ......... '!
Prom $199~. G MA mi's . c ltl a n. $2700. Jif condltiorri.nc: lo8dei. mileaae. 846-49'.n ht.later, power .&teeriq'. Wegtmins.ter 6:16-4(110 •••••••••••••••••••••.-• A' TCffB&f'll ::
Financing & Leasing.· 495·SS67 f 041'6) '3199 (1'°1.5) $3499 , $33]] , . '1.( ?QNTIAC Firti>lrd, VB H . INIUft ,•
SUMSITFORD, 9950 'SUHSETFORD 1971 Pinto, •Int cond. enai.ne, aut.omiltic Automatic, AM radib,
73 M .... Cerio 54.tOG•rdeaGnweBlYd. OR---S·ALE $600 .• 69 5440GardenGroveBlvd tt: l1tin:.1 f:t:S0
9 or beat of!e tran1mi11ion, ra~ro, upeplaycr. (811J'8DJ ·: Oic>i'I Gold w/bJac.k iot.erior, Westminster 636-4010 Westminster 631M010 UlllO 7 beater-, power steenng, $]47.7 _ •,
air conditioning, low · MercuryConvertibl.e. ·1zPINTO,viRYltoP.A/C, air co ndi tionina . · := ',!!i!!i;;l!!:;:;!;;;;,;,,,~#""I mile:s,ti lereo. (406LXH) Ma 1 t s e JI i mm ed. 5'0·S092 'M MUSTANG 2+2, gd. OLVO new tires, 2000cc eng, 4 (729JPNJ $3999 · ~:
..: • THIS WHKEMD •·••l~DI II fl LTD. Mercury Marquis 4 cond. $SSO. or ~olf~r. spd. $1995. or best. offer. SUHSIT•FORD .,.11• l•10.: C '69 CAD Coupe de Ville, $3M5 Hur,!!·1500 _1 ,door $750. Corner " 960·it22 1964 H~uhor C M. b4,..9303 $49·387' 5440G~rdenGrove81vd ~' Ull"'!.
A /C, Am/Fm r~dio. • ..,... or...,. 3195. ..~._irview&Dorset.,CM '70 Mustang 351 vs ang. • Westminster 636-4010 ~ · •,. .i~i~~·~l~ i . $2.
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· '73 Ford Capri, a/c, •/t 4 Montcgo· 4 dr 302 vs Fully loaded. $1,875. 73 dDel 1
1.ta 88 Roybal, a,/c, ·~an~:1°, ~~ . .' -~.1!;!: 1969, LE M.\NS, 2DR. 4 ~ TOYO.TA _t: Spkr \p• deck.,-1911. mi .~ . 545-0764 ra il f• \PIS, p/ ' P w, ~ Spd R H '10' Sedan deV•'lle. lleaul $2900G ;) •97-3171 • . All\~. f .S .. Air. Cle:.6n vinyl ,roof. 2 dr,, m.an,y Im • rad i a I, 35,000. ., J ' stereo .tape 1966 H bq I CM M6·930S"
a $475. 548·4967 ( '7' MUSTANG 114 speed, xtras. 832·3491 . 840-2086. deck, vinyl lop, b&icket • °' ' ·
cOod, luxury xtras. $2700. '72·Ford LTD Wagon. Ful-· ~ 9952 economy plus •. Call , 7 1 0 L D S C 1... Pf~"" •8eats /bdl-.c ~_Jn\er~or. •73 Vega GT Wagon. Alli. <;1tll S86-3662 lyequip'Ped.D400. ·-,._ 831-2040dlr. ut ass , .. __ ... · 9960 urgvn y, .._.. engtne. AM /FM radio, aulb •n 11.D...e ._ftft 00 W Cent.,. Ill. Priv. Party 642·9a04. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • , Supreme hardtop. VS, ••••••••••••••••••••••• P .P. $800. Call between trans, less than 15,000 ~ ll · . ti Must»n.g . Blk •.74 MUSTANG II ~utomaticlransmission,7o·Val.iµnt,A·IShape,$995 9am & 2 :30f?m .~cek, mj. $2600. X·lrit qond. 'le 11 o W I m a l ch 1 n g ~ • 642·9405 '74 GRAN TORINO, Air. w_.chromes. Ah::. shocks. Hatchback', alll.o, AM, 6 radio, heater, power 64&i!l5b'7 -. ' days,, & anytime a(ter SS(.;o75s. •
leather; full powcr, lcss c•-1 991 5 stereo, 7000 mi, must Tires good. i\sk1ng $700. mos.old. steering. (678LlRl $1799 . . 9 :30am weeke,nds . '
than 27000 miles : Ser . ,nryse-r "' sell ~ Pvtply.549-3895 548·1582 iw1.9575 SUNSET FORD Sell1dlc 1tems 6'2·5678 557-1005 ~.· $6495. ·······················1.c=cc."'-='-'~=c...-1--------...,-:-11 ----~--~~~1
'68 ~AGON , .a~r,. Ex· Alltos.Mew 9IOO Alltot,New 9100.utot,New 9100 .:f40 G~r~c~Grov.e~lv~Aldot,M~w tlOO Aufot~N•w 9IOG ; Jim SletllOllS lens • ve serv1c1ng has ••••••-••••••••••-••• eslm1nJ>te 636 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••9!.it•••••••••••••••• lmpoiis made this un xlnt transp 111.,.191'!!'!!~ car. $600. WEEKDAYS: 133-9300 late artnns. eves. M4·02U2
9 Npt. CU$l. Elt."C!. win· '13 S.EDAfrol dows, seat. P /S·P /B.
. OE YtLL.E Tape. Xlnt cond. like new li,lo choose rrom. All w1~h 548-4887 Cull power, ractory u1r 1--------C'C"~
conditioning, tilt steering ~ .
wheel, AM /FM stcrt.'O, •••••••••·••••••••••••••
etc. (590GWW) as low as '71 COM ET 4 dr, air cond.
54495 Orig. owner. $1,2.95.
, ' • T 493·5GSS ~~·-· .. ~~~·-~ ........... . :c-~Mi',,.
'70 ELDOllAllO
'72 MARK IV
2Door. VS, automatic
lrans mi.ss ion, power
steering, white sidewall
tires, lilt wheel. air con·
ditionin g , AM /FM
stereo, leather, Janda
top, c rui se control ,
power brakes, heater.
1862EAR>
$49"9
GUSTAFSOH
LINCOLN MERCURY
lti800 Beach Blvd.,
H .B. MZ-8844
'73 Mark IV OWNER
.• 72 FLEETWOOD MUST SELL for actual
WHLSE. book value of
IROUGHA.M $6,675.100% Fin. avail. to
•. ONLY35,000MlLES qual. buyer! Lo mi. &
.. Padded top, tapastry in· absolutely IMMAC. (er1or, Cull power, fac· . 552·7000Days
'tory air conditioning, tilt
steering wheel, AM/FM Corvette ·9932
1.lereo. cruise control.•••••••••••••••••••••••
,f;lual co mfort seal s . .'72 WHITE .Corvette. 4
..radial I.ires, nawl~ con· spd, 350 eng. A.ir cond.
dition. t073LPAl 14 500 mi. t'!ew tires.
SALi PRICED S5,soo. 540.0101
8' V.ette. co nve rt .
Hardtop, 4 spd, ~/rm,
power windoWs &
brakes. 536·4700
• ELDbORADOA. 4ct,ooo mi. •• ~!' ........... !!.~~ P / , . J>/s, 1./ , stereo.
, llh'5euls. vmyl ""'·steel '6} COUGAR · radials. $2650. 645-1030
eves or wknds. Automatic. power steer·
~---------1 ing, air conditioning, r1s EL DORADO, Jully vinyl top, mag wheels,
.)oaded, a Black Beauty. exlra clean. tTIIPb'10)
• 15000m.i,18.500. 55'1·5831
··7 1 SEDAN Seville,
C.:ruiseamalic. ste reo,
loaded. $2950. 640-0576
·73 Cpe tieVille. Clean,
.Loaded. Even a s1.1nroor.
flew radia ls. Must sell.
·$;.5395. 613-1920.
$1371
~~lemiA
.TOYOTA
1966 H<H-bor. (NI. 646 9303
Comoro 9917 73 Convertible XR7, Cull
•.•••••••••••••••••••••• power, stereo, air ,
i4 Camaro LT·Z28 leather int. xlnl. cond.
loaded, like new ' $2700 firm . 675-9752 eves.
---~··~·~·224~•---1Dodge 9935
·ch o1 99•0 ··················•···· ewr et '" ·10 Ch II V 8/;JBJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• a enger · ,
COHNEU
CHEY ROUT
SALES&. SERVICE
28Z8 H-lll•cl.
COSTAMESA 1
546°IZOO'
A/T, P /S, A/C, vinyl lop,
Rallye wheels. Best o(· .
fer. 49-1·4235.
'74 Dart. Cstm 6. Loaded.
15·20mpg. Must sell.
$3599 or bsl.. 893-6237.
$2595. '73 Spl Dart_ 19,500 ; ')s ('.bevy Vega, you mi, auto trans, perr.,
1• c hoice, w.on on game vinyl top, alJ xtras.
, show, s1.enfice, 848-0335 54S.l270.
l'H Towuman, 9 pas~, '66 DOD(fE, 6 cyl. slick,
wagn, V8, PIS. Jo mi, slant. ne w \ires. $4.75. very good cond. $150, 495-6854
must sell. 497,3017 a£1.5.
d ' 9940 .
• ••••••••••••••••••••• "69 Che ve lle Wagon .
Sharp! Loaded! $9"1"5 Bsl 966 1'"ord LTD. lo"ull olr. Pvt Ply.-531-5939. · dr $400 ~---~-----t power, air. 4 .· or
68 Camaro, 4 spd, needs best orrer •. 146-~ after
·work. best o(fer. art 6:30 6pm _.:
~·Z2&l '7l Country Sedao',& pass.
65 Bel Air, R/Jf, auto, Wagon. Xlal cond.
:,..t;xc. body/eng. Low mi. Loaded. Only 22M. Ask-
Be¥o£re r. '99-2976. -ing$2975.PP.8J3.2634.
............ 9750Ponclte
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'74 ROTARY PICKUP
...-Automatic tr a.nsmission ( 53409X J Used low mi.
IMMEDIATE s2777· DELIVERY .
5199 51 . . DOWN l!!NTH
12111 1v11 11r >c• plws te1 • h t 111.1~ 101•1ltlO.11mt. Incl.••• • lit • •II c•rrylno cM•lln 10< on•~ •II-•·
Oef•r..i pey....,nl prii e ia I 13 An111,.t P• cen1age R•te 11. 18 ....
·'72 DATSUN PICKUP < •• (98254T)
IMMEMAIE ·
DELIVERY $
'721>ATSUM
f lB110776346J
•1377
' •100011. •.e.
11371 tuu prlc•plus l 1 • & lie. 160.SB 1o11t fl'IO. P"''· ;.,ct. ... • lie I all <;;etfY•ng ~ • lar .orly · 30 ....,.;.
Def••.O p1y.,..nl Pl It:• 11021.40. Annu•I P ... c ... ti9<0
Rll•21.73..,.
'72·MAZDA RX2
Coupe. (664GMUJ ..
•1477
• ,.,,lull P•iC•P•u~ I•. I !ic. ·~· S• 101•1 mo.111nt. lfl(I: '
I•• & he • •II ca••Y•n9 c"••ll"'I for only 31 ""°L
Del•<eo PIYll'ltl"t p"ce '?063 •• Ann..al Pe<cent4g.9 Allell la'll..
'70 FIAT
f351BTMJ
•1177
•100 ...... ... DH .... MO.
'70 TOYOTA
Mark II Coupe. (611CRN}
511 111 .. 11 price plu~ Id• & h <. ~6 lool tOl<ll Jn:J prnl . in.:t I••
& lie. & •II car•Y•"9 t h••oe• tor onlY 2• mos. Ql!+.,..-rHI P.,y·
,,..,.. J>• lct> • 1011.M. A 11n11•I f".1'rcent.Jgl! R•lt' 21. 98"~·
11311h1Ut1•ic8p1.,.11&•& lie 160M11041l tn0,~ft\l .1rKl.l a • I 11 c & •II
t •••'fil'lg ""•''"lo• O"IY 30 -O•I••~ Plimenl llr <Clt $1!121.40.
Afl .. u•I P .. tanl ~-R~T•lt 1.1:n1 •.
'70 TOYOT'.f (6438EKJ
.. ' '71 CHEVROLET
Bti1Aii'.4 d r .(1476)
•777 •1077
•100 •3957 •1,... · f46., • D~ ~· ~~ ~
'68TOYOTA '
DELUXE 4 DOOll
fWXM7~)
5577
FULL PRICE
,
' .... ;.f
J I 071 I .. 11 p' •Ce p I u t ! I • & h e 146.•0t <;Kel lt!O. P"'I. Incl.
I•• I he I 111 c1rry1n11 cnaro" l<H only -'O "'1>&.
bet••.i P•~"""' P"C• $14111. llnn .. al P•t•ntage f;l•l•~L13'11.. '
'68 FIAT 4DR.1..
(XI E6601 <I ..
5477
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-·---· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH
HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE
WEEK OF APRIL 20 ·APRIL 26
AMERICAN MOTORS
Ward S. Lee. Inc.
1234 S. Main St .. Santo Ano
547-5826
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
546-4444
Crevier Motors
208 W. I st St., Santo Ano
835-317 1
Saddleback Valley Imports
28402 Marguerite Pakwoy
Mission Viejo 831 -2040
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
CHEVROLET
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costp Mesp
546-1200
DATSUN
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach 842-7781
IJ•>tl•I
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
642-0010
•«·>a·•
Sunset Ford
5440 Gorden Grove Blvd., Westminster
. 636-4010
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd .. Cos.to Mesa
540-9640
"
LINCOLN-MERCURY
Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury
16800 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach
842-8844
Johnson .& Son Lincoln
Mercury
2626 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
540-5630
Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury
130 I No. Tustin, Santo Ano
547-0511 ..
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
546-1200
MAZDA
Jim Panos Mazda·
2001 Sorth Manchester. Anaheim
750-2141
OLDSMOBILE
Un iversity Oldsmobile •
2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9640
I
TME DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AP.AIL 20, 1975 -
PONTIAC
Dave Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa
546-8017
PORSCHE-AUDI
Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 673~
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy Carver J nc.
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546~4#4
TOYOTA
Dean lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
646-9303
Bill Maxey Toyota
18881 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach
847-8555
VOLKSWAGEN
Chick Iverson Volkswagen
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 673,090()
VOLVO
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd., Co~ta Mesa
646-9309
... ?'\f !PORT! Hlt1HllC.
SUNDAY, APRIL 20
lO:OOAM ti ~(])Ci) NBA Basketball Play·Offs Doubleheader (5hr)
10:3010 a Wot1d Championship Tennis
11:00 Aftle Basebllll Angels at Chicago White Sox.
12:30PM 0 t~(J) a NHl. Hockey Stanley Cup Play·Offs.
I (QI ))CifArtMUian Sportsman
UBE Cu.2_ Badminton Championships U.S. vs. Canada.
1:15 <S (j)) CV Howard Cosell's Spotts Magazine
iir LH~ Baseball Oakland A's at Kansas City. 1:30 ( Cl)) Dinah Shore'• Winners Circle Golf
3:30 ( Cl)) Wot1d Sel'les of Women's Tennis
• . MONDAY, APRIL 21
8:00PM O Qj (j) ®) Monday Nlcht Ma;or league Baseball Balti·
more vs. Milwaukee OR San Diego vs. Houston.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
6:00PM ti NBA Basketball Play-Offs
8:00 ()) (i1) (I) NBA BasketlNlll Play·Offs
WEDNESDAY, A~ll 23
8:00PM O Major Lea1ue BHeball Oakland A's at Kansas City.
FRIDAY, APRIL 25
7:30PM m Dodcer Warm·Up
tJj Ma)or~gue Baseball Oakla nd A's vs. California Angels.
8:00 m Dod1er Baseball Dodgers at San Francisco Giants.
SATURDAY, APRIL 26
l~M ti ~()) Ci) NBA Basketball Play-Offs {3hr)
11:00 O O di Jla)or league Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Chi·
cago Cu s OR Milwaukee vs. New York.
12:00 D (9 ())}_())Tournament of Champions Golf
12:3oPM U-@CIJ Cl) CBS Sports Spectaculu "Challenge Tennis
Match" Jimmy Connors vs. John Newcombe in a 3·of·5, set
match at Caesar's Palace. Las Vegas.
I Dodier Dugout/Warm-Up 1:00 Dodpr Baseball Dodgers at San Francisco Giants.
1:30 USC Volleyball USC vs. Pepperdine.
2.-00 Prep Sports Wot1d .
4:30 (tBJ (I)) Cl) ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports (2hr) Former Heavy·
weight Champion, George Foreman, faces five consecutive op·
ponents in 15 scheduled rounds of boxing action.
'ON TOUR'
The historic bit and ball Involved In Hank Aaron's record-tytn1
714th home run will now tour the country aboard the American ,,...
dom Train. The claulc blseball memorabllla twd been loened to the
Maanavox Company by the home run champ so that. they could be
displayed to spons lovers throuehout the country. As part of the
Blcentennl•I Celebr•tlon, the Freedom Train wtll carry historic pieces
of Amerlcane to •II of the continental 48 states. One of the cars will
be dedlceted to apons history. Upon learnln1 of this prOlect ~1navox
offtclals felt that many more millions of Americans would h•ve the
opportunity to Me Aaron's record-tying sear tf it were aboard the train.
Maenavox executives met wtth representatives of the American Free-
dom T,..ln Foundation and made arninsements for the transfer. At
a ceremony •t the Miiwaukee Brewers Sprtnc trainln1 camp at Sun
City, Arlzone, Hank Aaron personally turned over the bat, ball and
uniform used on that hlstDrlc: day fo Foundation president Jon Foust.
"I orl1lnally loaned the sear to Magnavox because I wanted as many
sports fans, and partlcularty the kids, to 1et the chance to see It. I
a1ree with Maenevox In turnlna It over to the Amertc:an Freedom Train
so that even more people can get that chance," Aaron said.
THE DAILY' PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 20, 1975
BEN GAZZARA: TAKING STOCK AT FORTY
Ben Gazza ra has turned forty, an age when most men pause
and take stock. The actor is no exception. If he seemed unu·
sually contemplative during the London filming of Screen
Gems' six·hour·television adaptation of the Leon Uris novel ,
..
"QB VII" Involves the llvn of many peopte In the Intense court-
room confrontation In Queen's Banch Vll when two proud men
meet In a lesal battle that will allow only one of them to le've
with honor.
The two men (center) are Ben Gazzara (I) as writer Abe Cady
and Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Adam Ketno.
Others (clockwise from the top) are Juliet Mills, tendln1 the
wounded Abe Cady before she becomes his wife; Anthony Quayle,
defending Cady from • charae of libel as Lee Remick looks on:
Leslie Caron as the loyal wife of Dr. Ketno, who was accused
of concentration camp war crimes In Cady's book; and Dan
O'Hert..,y, the publisher of the book.
"QBVll," to be aired on ABC (Tues., Wed . & Thurs.), that cer-
tainly was part of t he cau se. The nature of his role added
to his mood .
Gazzara plays an American writer set upon the conviction
and destruction of a Polish doctor 25 years after the war. The
author has alleged that the doctor, now a distinguished Lon·
don physician, committe~ atrocious experiments on Jewi sh
concentrat ion camp prisoners during World War 11, and they
go to court to prove it .
More than t he dist urbing nature of his film assignment
led Gazzara to respond t hat, above all else, his present goal
is peace of mind. At 24 , Gazzara was a Broadway star; by 26,
he'd been featured in ''End as A man," "Cat on A Hot Tin
Roof," and "Hatfu l of Rain." Sudden fame and a taste for
good living, followed by an uneven career in films, made his
life tumultuous.
"My twenties were bittersweet," he recalls. "A hell of a
lot of anxiety went with all t hat fame. I did all the self-destruc-
tive things one does when one is young." Eventual marriage
to Janice Rule, the birth of a daught er and the responsibility
of a step-daughter had some settling effect.
Gazzara is very family-oriented, speaking frequently of his
parent s. ''My mother gets a big kick out of my career. But
she's not inordinately impressed . When I see her in New
York and she thinks I'm getting out of hand, she tells me
off. 'Who do you think you are? You're not so hot.' I get a kick
out of that. I miss my family life. We were something. We were
a real family."
As an actor, Gazzara is parted from his pa rents and his
own homestead more that most men. He spends a good deal
of time worki ng abroad. Prior to the "QBVll" shooting in
London, he had worked In Canada, Italy and England. "I miss
my kids; I miss Janice. It wo·uld be fun to stay put for awhile.
That was one of t he bonuses doing my televi sion series, Run
For Your life. I had stability."
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(KOCE)
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BRDADWA ~rs BIG HIGHT 6)
Carol Lawrence, M ichele Lee and Bernadette Peters (pictured) plus
Charles Nelson Reill y, Larry Blyden, Larry Kert and Bobby V an are the
stage and screen luminaries who make up the troop of performers on
the 29th Annual Tony Awards ceremonies which air live on ABC, Sunday
from 8:30 to 10 :30PM, from the Winter Garden Theatre in New York
The theme of this year's ceremonies 1s th~ glittering history of the
Winter Garden, the most famous musical theatre 1n America. The Sp,ec1al
will span the theatre's 64-year history, recalling its long parade of revlJes
and musical comedies and their legendary stars. Opened in 1911 by Lee
and J.J. Shubert, the Winter Garden has become the alma mater of the
bigg est names in the theatre, motion picture, television a~d radio world s
TM ~ MltOl7 ol 81'oadwaJ'• W•cn GlnkL (pkhattd a. 1913, -. ,_.,). Tiie l!Matft ope-4 • 1911 ~ a a.lk81 ftTUe called .. La
........ (MUoa. cadn) aM .. Cite call WM )'OllmS Al Jo11oa (Mttom,
Wt). la 193~ 91e Wiider G.,._ liloeRd "Hdlupoppia," a c-41 wldt
• OIM8 -4 ~ (top, left) ucl la dw 'Sts prorided CM lfalt fOf' Edie .._ ... Roalllld a-u la .. Woeckrful Towa." I "New Y ork's latest plaything, a very flashy toy, full of life and go
d color and with no end of jingle to it."
That was the verdict one New York newspaperman passed 64
ara ago on the flashy debut of a new Broadway theatre-the
inter Oarden~pened by Messrs. Shubert on March 20, 19 11 .
he opening production was a musical revue called "La Belle Paree,
• Jw'nble of Jollity in Two Acts and Seven Scenes," and in the cast
as a gifted young vaudevillian named Al Jolson.
; The glittering history of the Winter Garden will be the theme of
e '29th annual presentation of the American Theatre Wing's An-
6inette Perry (Tony) Awards, which will be broadcast live from the
beatre on ABC, Sunday at 8:30PM. Larry Blyden, Larry Kert, Carol
wrcnce, Michele Lee, Bernadette Peters, Charles Nelson Reilly
nd Bobby Van are the performers who will recreate some of the
imous songs, dances, and sketches first performed on the Winter
arden stage.
Jolson was only the first of scores of legendary performers who
caught the public fancy in the long parade of revues and musical
mcdies that made the Winter Garden the most famous musical
eatre in America. Many of the presenters who will appea r on the
ony Awards performed on the Winter Garden stage. They include
ack Albertson, Eve Arden, F red Astaire, Milton Berle. Ray Bolger,
oan Crawford, Buddy Ebsen. Vincente MinneUi, Carl Reiner. Rosa-
ind Russell, Joe Smith, Jean Stapleton, and Mae West.
Intended from the first as a mecca of musical entertainment, the
inter Garden quickly hit its stride with the "Passing Show of 19 12,"
be first in a long series of Shubert-produced extravaganzas featuring
pular songs, spectacular scenery. tall showgirls and low comedy.
arilyn Miller, Ed Wynn, James Barton. Marie Dressler and Willie
d Eugene Howard were among the principal stars of the annual
'Passing Shows," and such eventual legends as Joan Crawford first
ppeared in the chorus line.
But it was Jolson, who most closely identified with the theatre.
fter his Broadway bow in "La Belle Paree." he began to appear
n special Sunday Night Shows at the Winter Garden, given for
udiences of actors and actresses on their night off. He later went
n to sing such unforgettable show-stopping tunes as "Rock-a-bye
our Baby With a Dixie Melody," "Avalon," "Mammy'' and
'Swanee" on the Winter Garden stage.
Lavish tunes dominated the Winter Garden for the first 17 years
f its existence. until the advent of talking pictures. For five years.
928-1933. the theatre was leased by Warner Brothers as a film
howcase. Appropriately, the first fi lm to play the Winter Garden
as "The Singing Fool." starring Al Jolson.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 20, 1975
c~! RE'!!:~.~~~~!~~ .!~.~:;~·ways la I
which the IQ concept and tests have been used, misused and abused l'
through the · years, airs Tuesday at 8:30PM on CBS with News I
Correspondent Dan Rather as the anchorman. An IQ score, usually
assigned to an individual at an early age, has become synonomous
with a person's worth, the broadcast points out. For several genera-
tions of Americans, it has often been the difference between entree
into a good college and a high-paying career, or being confined to a
trade. On the basis of an IQ score, children have been labeled, and
sometimes mislabeled, as mentally retarded.
CBS REPORTS: "The IQ Myth" examines this powerful influence
of an IQ score on a person's life-a power not widely recognized. I
Most people, in fact, have little knowledge of what the numbe
actually represents.· Many of the common misunderstandings often
associated with the score are discussed on the broadcast. Amooa
them: your IQ is something you're born with-(it isn't); it is constant
and uncbanging-(it isn't); it tests your overall mental ability-
(it doesn't).
At least 100 different venions of IQ tests are on the market today.
Millions are sold each year to schools around the country; strict
procedures guard their distribution and handliog. The broaCkast
takes a close look at these tests-what's in them, what's bebiad
them, and what's wrong with them. It also examines bow they came
to be used and •why, and explores the many areas in which they
are used and misused in shaping people's lives. l
In addition to presenting several leadi?g educators and psycbol~ l
gists discussing the applicatjon and intl rpretation of the teats, the' I
broadcast also focuses upon actual individual case histories in an 1 effort to see bow some IQ scores compared with eventual achieve-
ments.
Peter Poor is producer of CBS REPORTS: "The IQ Myth," aod
John Shamix is executive producer.
S UNDAY
APRIL 20
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Utt u, & Llwe '51-Dou1las Kennedy, Jean Willes. . ~ .... .. I (Qi (I)) (I) m Dlrtedea @CJ)@ Old Tl•1 8uptl ~ HolMI Tholtn True Adwteturt
GI Wllldtnu Mldust Aulrsb
ll)Churdl Wfttl A VIM 12:JOO~OO~mNHL HodtJ
l :JO Ll•P Ueto MJ feet St1nley Cup Pl1y-Offs .
.,., of Dilcovtfy D <a (j)) CI) m A II • r I c I •
Tiit ~n s,.rtslua Outdoors editor Grits Jl•eu S.U•rt Show Gresham demonstrates dud! callln1.
It la Wrftttll 1nd Bina Crosby Is host for a profit•
Let T1*t It Uctlt of the lifestyle of the chett1h In
• Meett11 n .. at C.lvlfJ Africa. u (I) ..... ..,. "'"'-· m Mevte: "Fllaflt C..ulld" (adv) I ()))Ton Hall 'ftttlll '4i -Robert Taylor, Ruth Hussey,
t:OO 1 ......... EfM'• ......., SdlMI Walter Pid1eon, Paul Kelly. ~ I Ru Hi.•banl I Spilq Street USA
• Miit Ille Prm (lhr) An su• Colttmiol lnttrv tw with the ch•irman of the UIEI Cup led•llltell etie ......... ..... ,. U.S. vs. Canada. """'rds of si11 of the nation's most @I) Public Service
Important Industries: Thomas A.
Murphy, Gtner1I Motors Corpontion;
Rqinald H. Jones, Gtner1I Electric
Company; lrvln1 S. Shapiro, E. I.
duPont Company; Don1ld C. Coolt,
The American EJectrlc Power Com·
pany, Inc.; Arttlur M. Wood, Sten,
' Roebuck & Co.; end Walter 8. Wr1s·
ton, Citicorp and Arst National City
t:JO
S.nk. ea.,.,...... I <a (I)> .,., of oac....y
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1:00 II) Mewlt: "Wll4I Wild Planet" (SCI·
fi) '67-Usa Gaston!, Tony Russel.
1:15 D (tjj Cl)) CI> m Hewud C•· .................. 9....., Lupe lateblll Oakland
A's at K1nsas City.
l:JO @ C..t.tt
D Colgate-Dinah Shore * Winners Circle Cham-
pionshlP.: $200,000
Women s Golf Finals! · I <a ())> mm Dlaall ...... 1...,. Clidt Wt final rounds of
play from the Mission Hills Golf &
Country Club In P1lm Sprinp, Call·
fomla. fJ Mtvl 1: "M'81 lttblt Hiid"
(com) '52 -Mar11ret Rutherford,
J1mes Robertson Justice, Richard
Hearne.
2:00 I 'ecttetttn bltricea/lanefl lY Hour
:YepforNMltll
Z:JO II Mewlt: (C) "letur11 of the lleet lilili•" (adv) '66-All·Japanese cast.
(I) De~rt m Mewlt: "Wlllte Carp" (adv) '42
-Hedy Lamarr, Walter Pid1eon,
Frank Morain.
Pe1e 8
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 20, 1975
ID Hip ctie,.mt
ID Aller•
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(lusp) '66 -David Niven, Cy(ll
Cusactt.
!HJ Cl) ...... .,.. T1teetN
I Zld Alnal P,...ltltiol of liMCI
Awen m 111c11 hrapectM ...........
J:JO R Mt d la "Brt1thln1 Made Hird"
Host Marlo Machado shOWI filmed
vi1nettes of emphysema sufferers
showin1 how this disease destroys
its victims.
;
TIM 811lnwecb
Cite•~'' Fllhl•c . <9 ) CJ) tiD Workl Strlts of
01 .. 1t'1 ennll -illlie Jean l<ln1.
Chris Evert, Evonne Gool11on1 and
Soviet 'tenn is star, Ot1a Morozova.
compete In this live telecast from
the L1kew1y World of Tennis in Aus·
tin, Texas. The m1tch carries a total
purse of $100,000, with $50,000 10·
ln1 to the winner.
Ntwaullers
Tiit Vlral•lln
(j) Meet tllt "9u
ltll111Mas Ton Hall
: '""" YIMofts T llent Contnt . ln,ttt
. m n1s •• t11t ur. 4:00, ....... Mrs
ihM: (C) "A Seq Is lenl''
(mus) '48 -Dinny Kaye, Virainia
Mayo, Benny Goodm1n, Tommy Dor·
sey.
I Tana11 Tbtatn
star Trtti ........
Mtwle: "AllM Karelliu" (dra)
-Greta Garbo, Fredric March,
M1ureen O'Sullivan.
I ~':~~,:: Thubt
Cl) Meet tllt h9p
iiiittecostal T 1111ple
Well Street W1tll
4:JO Feet tllt NedN
SUMaJ ............
5:00
Cl) llrw Ted AnnsttOfll
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5:30 (I) Mevle: (C) "Uu" (dra) '62 -
Dolores Hart, Stephen Boyd.
m
Utll• blClll lreat Mvtllturt
face tllt Natltn
Mevle: (C) (Zllr) "The Cttlta'1 IM" (dra) '72 -Richard Boone,
Sharon Acker.
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0) Fanfarril falcon
El)lllllM
&) Vlewpohlt oa NutrttiN
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1:00 8 @ (}) Cl) IO Mlttutn omm .....
· ~: CC> (Zllr) "The Maak
(adv) '66 -Alf.J1p1nese
cast.
D Seven S..1 ''The Indian Oct1n" m Mtvlt: (Zht) "The Hucbttrs"
(dra) '47-Cluk G1blt, Ava Girdner,
Deborah Kerr, Sydney Greenstreet.
II) Nlpt lalltfJ
fJ) Chlldrell'a C.rtooM
9Movle
I (j)) Chenlltf 29 T11t1 To ••.
SellltnJ ' Co111peny
Thr" Stooa11
1:30 0 Alllmel Wortd "Horse of the
Western Plains" Bill Burrud trices
the history of the 1eaend1ry Ap·
paloou horse, brou1ht to America
ind bred by the Pl1lns Indians for
. war horses and buff1fo huntln1. In·
eluded are visits to 1n App1loou
breedln1 ranch in the Grand Tetons
ind the annu1I N11ion1I App1loou
Horse Show.
CI) Movie: "Curt, Top" (mus) '36
I-Sh~:; WM
iclA I Dle4 You•1 (R) The
story of the bulldin1 and decline of
Cincinnati's "M11nlfic:ent Mistake,"
the Union Termin11 Railroad SI•·
lion desi1ned to be the most be1u·
tiful, functlon1I and 1rchittctur1lly
perfect railroad stetlon In the U.S.
l ()))Hte ....
Sltultieft C.!MtlY
Jou,.., to Advtttturt
Rolltr 11 ....
7:001News • Wiid ll1tado111 "Wolf Peck"
· ortdn1 toaethtr to help Insure
newborn wolf pups' survtval In the
difficult first months of life, wolves
display one of the most intricately
structured anlm1I societies in the
Wiid l<lnadom.
D '°" Ailed hf It Jeck Smith hosts this variety of acts. stunts
end performances which have been
requested by the viewln1 audience.
~ =r:."" $ Mowlt: (C) (Zllr)
...:: Ille Spies An" (susp) '66-
ID"~~s;;~~
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Wmtll1t1
7:30 II @CJ) Ci) Cher Cher, as the
evtr·tasteTutL.verne, puts on her
leopard-skin Jumpsuit and her best
wed1ies for a trek to Liberace's Bev·
erty Hills home -where she per·
suedes the 1r11t entertainer to pley
"The Wey We Wert" at one of his
eleven pianos. Linde Ronstadt 1nd
Nanq_ Walker also autst. D QI CIJ Oil 8' w.w ot DiuMJ "One D1y at Teton Marsh" (R) A
revival of tht hlchlJ·acclalmtd ne·
lure pro1ram In which the camera
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Is used IS the unseen observer. Fenehurch St. Paul, where the emer·
Ptloto1~hed over an entire summer aids were stolen and 111rns that the
in the"' Grand Teton National Park crime! was never solved. Ian Car·
while headquartered In an aban· michael stars as Lord Wimsey.
dontd beaver pond, this poetic film "'
chronlclts the activities of various 9:oo I Oral Rtberts
animals IS they carry on their every· • &anier Ted At19stron1
day lives. Based on a literary nature JapalMll La111ua1• Pro1rama
classic by authoress Sally Carri1har, T1le Oftt Way
and narrated by Sebastian Cabot. 9:30 II (jl) CV Mannix "A Small Favor
D (Qi CJ)) CV m Six Million $ for an Old Friend" (R) Mannlx's
Man "Outraae in Ballnderry" (R) life is on the line as a deadly 1an1·
Steve teams up with a pretty patriot ster suspects the private eye of
to lead him to an u rned hideout heistina his mllllon·doll1r carao.
on the life of a kidnapped ambas-The Fii when revolutiol1ists put 1 deadline I It Is Written
sador's dauahter. Martine Beswick Soul Fr•
and Richard Erdman auest. llewival fires
fll) The Elders A documentary on the The Sinners
process of aaina in terms of a SO· m Special Musical Uplift! clety obsessed with youth, a society
with an Inflationary economy, accel· * 'HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN '
eratlna technology, and an inade· w/Paul & Betty Wells
quate medical system. &) Voice of Calvary
&) Kqrun Folk Sonp 10:00 Day of DIKOVefJ
8:00 O lobby Goldsboro 6 Today at Acua Caliente
(I) M4wlt: (2hr) "The Great zeta· ~rs With ""' Callaway
fehl" Concl. (mus) '36 -William Dr. Jagers lnvaaieft Hour
Powell, Myma Loy. News/Thit Is Japan m Mowtt: (2hr) .. Pride & Preju-700 Club
dice" (dra) '40 -Greer Garson. • Encuentro
Laurence Olivier. Edna Mae Oliver. L9U Conlon Show
I Passport to Trhtl Nippon No Uta/News 10:30 Follew-Up
Point of View "A Very Special Issues & Answers
Olympics" • The luue Is
fl) Noche de &ala Best of Croucho
l!) Korean Historic Drama News The Protectors
8:30 II (jl) CV (I) K o I a II "The Best Mevle: (C) --Where the Spies
Judae Money C1n Buy" (R) Kojak An'' ($Usp) '66-Davld Niven, Cyril
finds the apparent suicide of 1 Cusack.
prominent youna jud1e hard to ac· Actioft: Inner Ci\J
cept especially when he discovel'1 Mlalon: lmposslble
a tie-In between 1 non-1rievin1 CV Mr. Cotptf Cullar
widow, 1 private detective and a Cil Dillopt
criminal lawyer. : Tiie 5a1H "The Body G1me" (R) D ~ Cil ®) m N I c s u" d I y ( (I)) Louis Paul ltllman
Mystery -McMiiian & ·wife "Game Jl111my SWaaart Show
of Survival" (R) Mac & Sally seerch Celebrity Tennis
for a hot tempered Eu.ropean ~e~nis ll:OO 11 ~~(3) News pro suspected of slayina a m1lhon-1n;
aire. Geor1e Maharis, Stefanie Pow· Pae!etters ) ews
ers, William Windom, Andrew Dugan 6 Medi•
and Bobby Rius 1uest. m THRYN KUHLMAN
0 'THE KING IS COMING' * (IN COLOR)
*Prophecy Explained by m ICathryn Kuhlman
DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP @ 00 NYPD
Tiie Kin& Is Coml~ ll:lS ~News (~ 00> (3) aJ I J!fc!eL I Th• 00 Rodi Concert
Annual T ony Awards Live. < ·Ci)) Spanish News
from New York's Winter Garden wifh 11:30 II Mevle: (C) "Fame la the Name
Larry Blyden, Larry Kert, Carol' L•w· o~ the Came" (adv) '66-Tony Fran·
r'nce, Michele Lee, Bernadette crosa. Jill St. John.
Peters, Charles Nelson Reilly and 0 Sammy & Company
Bobby Van. as just a part of the 0 M ~ v I e: ~e .~petite OM"
staae and screen luminaries who'll (dra) 68 -Max1m1han Schell, Raf
make up the troupe ol performers Vallone, Irene Papas.
to be seen. The theme of this year's 00 Teleputse
presentation is the history of the ~ ~: (C) "The Robe" (dra)
Winter Garden, the most famous SJ-Richard Burton. Jean Simmons.
musical theatre in America. It was (Combat opened in 1911 by Lee and J. J. Tony & SUsan Alamo
Shubert and has become the alma @ Tonl1ht Show
mater of some of the biaaest names Warren Roberts
in show business, Including Al Joi· Ci)) Spanish Movie
son, Milton Berle. Carl Reiner. Fanny 12:00 m News
Brice, Rosalind Russell and many 12:30 O Wanted: Dead or Alive
more. @ Rlaht On
I Sam Yorty Show l ·OO O S,.1llln1 Freely PsJeholoo Todar · . Mastetpiea Theatre "The Nine 1:40 II Movie: "Forty Cuns" (wes) S7
Tailori" Part 11 By chance. Lord -Barbar~ Stanwyck, Gene Barry,
Peter Wlmsey retums.18 years (1nd Barry Sulhv1n.
a World War) later to the vlllaae of 2:00 O Challtn1• My Sermon
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' Fred Anderson-Has Determined That Cigarette
Smoking Is Dangerous To His Health.
Eyewitness Newsman Anderson has ·how you can kick the habit.
taken the Surgeon General's warning And he'll put hi s money where
to heart. All this week he will his mouth is. He's going to quit,
present a series of reports showing co ld turkey. Watch him take that
the real dangers of smoking and last puff. Then try it yourself.
Eyewitness News 6:00pm Monday thru Friday (f) . .
MONDAY
APRIL 21
For mornlnc end efternoon list.Inc•. = ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
, for your convenience, are
the dey's movies .
• DAYTIME MOVIES
10:00 n ~,. .. Fin" (dra) '63 -
Cristian Marquand, Ma1ali Noel.
(I) '"Tiit Nani Wr(' (dra) '43-lda
Lupino, Dennis Mor1an.
ll:IO 0) "'IU.C•I EJttry" (dra) '49 -How-
ard Duff, Marta Toren, Geor1e Brent.
12:00 GI "'Nlvy Wife'' (com) '56 -Joan
Bennett, Gary Merrill, Shir1ey Y1ma·
1Uchi.
1:00 IJ "T1lt LldJ Hai ,.._., (mys) '42
-Ray Milland, Paulette Goddard.
2:30 Cl) "TtrM If Trill" Part I (dra) '63
-Laurence Olivier, Simone Sl1noret,
Sarah Miles.
3:00 0 (C) "'Wra If tile llalJ Delre"
(adv) '59 ..-Gary Cooper, Charlton
Heston. a "A T• If T .. Cities" (dra) '36
-Ron1ld Colmall, Basil Rathbone.· •
@ (I) (C) ~ Qettle" (com)
'64 -Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds,
Pat Boone, Walter Matthau.
J:JO (]) .,... Ahatl' (dra) '57-Georae
Nader, Phyllis Thaxter.
fJ "Mah, H_., SWMt Qertette"
Part I (dra) '65-Batt• Davis, Olivia
de Havilland, Joseph Cotten.
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THE DAILYPtloT, TV WEEK, APRIL 20. 1975
Could
we do
without
hi01?
The illegal alien : is he taking a
job someone else needs? How
n1any are there like him in
Southern California and what are
they doing to our economy?
What would happen to us if they
all went home? All this week Bob Simmons
begins a series of special reports on the
dilemma of the illegal alien.
6Rm
Channel 2 News
CBSS
P~e 11
..
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 20, 1975
MONDAY (Continued) comes available in Brenda's build· m lewttdltd D U.. Merica11 StJlt inf, Rhoda is reluctant to take II. fll) Clt.Jwatchtn "Women's Sports D Rata• SuMlt fJ News at UCLA" Art Seldtnbaum and
())To Tell tllt Trvtll a> La Tierra Charles Ch1mplio visit UCLA to find
APRIL 22 out whit moth11ted UCLA to triple D Mlnlell $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''TM 10:001J (i1J Cil Ci) CBS NfWI Special Its budfet for women's sports. If the fticltr Tnitt" (com) '55 -Debbie "The U.S. Commitment to Israel . • For mornlnc •nd •ftemoon llatlqs, proaram Is wortin&, how ethletes
Reynolds, Fr1nk Sinatra, Celeste How Lona ... How Strona?" The s>le•se ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. feel about It and what is the proper
Holm, David Wayne. extent and ch1n1ln1 nature of Amer· Below, for your convenience, •re place for sports at a university.
(lj let's Make A Dul ica's support of Israel in its stru11le the d•y's movies. a> Ealtos m hwttched to ma1nlain an existence in the Mid· a,. Amteriull Outdetrutlll _ (j) die East. is examined and assessed DAYTIME MOVIES a:1 ~ Wiid WOttd of Animals in li&ht of President Ford's recent aJ Anllllll Wortd
fll> Allor1 call for a U.S.' policy review of "111 10:00 0 "Bruk In the Circle'' (adv) '57 l!) Uttlt Rascals
I Ylfltl Acompanatlt aspect s and all countries" In that -Forrest T ucller, Eva Bartok. • .
Jl111111, Dean Show troubled area of the world. Charles Ci) "A .... to Lift" (dra) '65 -1:00 IJ Mn Special ·The Other Side
film feature Collin&wood is the anchorman. Suzanne Pteshette, Ben Gauara. of ~tardom" (R) K~XT film crit!t
little Rnals 0 m N • .. , , David Sheehan examines the mov11 q;::· fS,, ews 11.30 Q} Holi,w.ocl Story' (mys) 51 -sta(s life from the inside includina
1:00 II@ (I) (I) liunsll!Okt "The Wiv· Richard Conte, Julle Adams. Richard interviews with Marlon Bt1ndo, Paul
ina" (R)'l"hree farm ~ys, who have O CARIBE-NEW BIG HIT Ea•n. Newman, Liza Minelli, Georp C.
been ordered by their father to 10 *STACY KEACH STARS! 12:00 m ·~Met 111 Bombar" (dra) '41 Scott, Faye Dunaway, Richard ·Bur·
to town and not return without O (~ fT'I) r:i"\ I!!:\ C I b "Th -Rosahnd Russell, Clark G1ble, ton, Warren Beatty 1nd Ellen
· fi d th t th "t .. 16%1 \..!!./ vv ~ 1 ' • e Peter Lorre B ty WJVes, '" a e own women Patriots" Be11 and Mark move in on · urs n.
In Ood&e City don't take to their a &an& of terrorists after the bomb· 1:00 0 "Sins of Jezebel" (rom) '54 -Q@ (j) m Ad 1m·12 "Camp"
rustic ways, so they try the direct inf of the U.S. naval base on the Paulette Goddard, Geor1e Nader. Concl. Greaa w.hltney, a dellnq~ent ~roach-kidnappina. Caribbean island of Victoria Mau· 2:30 (I) "Ttr1a of Tur' Concl. "Call Gut youth who resists authority, 1s a u 9 00 (lj m Muda, Nlaflt rice Evans, Edward Binns, Christo· tht Marhta" (com) '42-Victor Mc· thorn in the sid~ of Officer Malloy,
Maj9I Ltaaue lneball Baltimore vs. pher Cary and Patrick Macnee euest. Laflen, ·Edmuno Lowe. a volunteer boys camp coach, who
Milwaukee (prim1ry 11me) OR San I 1111 lalla.. 3:00 O (C) "Tiit Last Ytpat'' (dra) •60 fails to convince Gre&a he can't buy
Dleao vs. Houston (secondary 11me). Cit.I Coo Lat Estreflas _ Robert Staek, Dorothy Malone. friends. June Lockhart and Bob Sea-n Movie: (2tlr) "TM llidian flaht· Tflt Untouci.tbln @)'"You Were Ntvtr Lowtlltf' 1ren auest. .. . if' (wes) '55 -Kirk Dou1las, Elsa Tht Ope11 MllMI "L1w & Order: (com) '42 -Fred Ast,llre Rita Hay. II Movie: (C) (211r) five Mllllon M1rt~nelli. Walter Matthau, Dewey A Police View" worth. • Years to Eertll" (sci-fi) '68-Andrew
Martin. Qj Ci) (C) "Claudelle ill&1iall"' (dra) Keir, Barbara Shelley, James Donald. 00 WlfclCftl ,!ll4 West .. 10:30 fJ Journey to Adventure '61 -0iane McBain Arthur Kennedy (j) Wild Wild West U w The Rookies Johnny G) fl) Nt1" W'll Hl·t h' Cl 'd .... ' 0 (9 Cl))@ (!) Ha ppr Days Lost is Gun" (R) Fred Williamson 1 u c tns, au e -~ns. , "You lfo to My Head" (R) Richie's
auests as Johnny Barrows, rookie 10:45 fl) News J:JO CI> "The TanislMcl Allatl (dra) 57 fears eet the best of him while
Mike Danko's close friend, whom . • -R~k Hudson. Robert Stack. tt readina a book on abnorm1t psy·
Terry suspects of beln1 a biatime U .OO (I) 0 m (!) :::: U Husll, ~ush, S.ttt C~rt~ choloay and drive him to visit a
dealer in huvy drup. ~dg)Df ~£ Concl. $dra) 65-Bttte Davis, Ohv11 psychiatrist.
I Dealer's Choke .._, ••-nv de Hav1ll1nd, Joseph Cotten. Ci) (i1l CV MU htlttball ,...,. Both~~ • ~~ ~ ~
SICCtr fre11t Mtab ~~ 1::::.,1111 (Jj) Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Htllfl&ht·
Mewlt Tn1tll ., "~-utftets lf1" (dra) '69 -John Wayne, Jim Tiie otller Half of the Sb "A ...,...... Hutton. China Memol(' (2hr) An account of CJ) To Tell tflt Trvttl 6:00 NIA laattblll "'7-0fts Dtaltfs Cholcl
the visit of actress Shir1ey MacLaine Wild Wild West ; ()) lf6) II) m( • Im "'> =.. Both Sides ....
and a deleaation of women to Main-( : Y![•) '°'w ~Ith -..d "'Ive ~!!. 00 (Qi CIJ All·Star Wrntllt•a
land China in the sprina of 1974. llJ '"' ... : .,_ ., "' --Movlt
The film. shot in Pekin&. Sha~ahai, U:30 II @ CI) Ci) cas Ute Movie: (C) • ~~1 fllll"' : llltmlltloul Allhutioft fntival C~nton, E~chow and the. forbidden ilfMr MOMJ or Yeur Witt" (com) •u-'' . El Show de Jrlvla Piul Ct~. examines the dally !rves of the •72 _ Ted Bessell, Elizabeth Ashley, =~!~ JapaMM La111ua1e Preara••
Chinese people _and p1rt1eular1y the Jack Cassidy. l :JO II cas Newt SpecW "Tiie IQ Myth"
role of women tn Chinese society. 0@ @Ilg) m Johnlly CuHn : Electric C.ntpany This broadcast takes a close look at I Cl)) I 18cill t Tep of the Can Shecky Greene Is 1uest host. RodrJ ' fritncta IQ tests-what's In them. what's be·
Los Pelivlca I 'ueaword 6:30 MtfY liriffht Sltow hind them. and whit's wrona with
lepaMM Lanpap PNaram ' PtnJ MnH Aedr 5rifflttl them. It also examines how they
l:JO m Merv trtffl1 S11ow (eij Cl)) (])Wide Wortd Mys. Drapet came to be used and ~hy, .and tX· tery "Hard Day at Blue Nose" (R) : lot•! plores the many arwu 1n which they
t:OO II @ CV Cl) Ma11dt (R) An affec· The m1na1er of a Nevada dude ( Cl)) Dulff's Cllolce are used and misused in shapin1
tionate postcard from an old boy· ranch is visited by a New Yor11 Dtteft Preflle people's lives. CBS News Corrts90n·
friend rekindles e flame in Maude's detective who arrives shortly before Uttl• .. 1C1l1 dent Dan Rather Is the anchorman.
heart-until she turns that Vivian the mysterious murder or a woman 7 00 lrHSide 0@ m NBC TuesdlJ Movie:
aot a similar card from him. Aaree· establishlna residence for a pendlna : 0 (iJ (j) mm ...... (C) (90) "Tltb •• the Witt Tltat
ina to meet the min together, eadl divorce. John Astin and Patty Duke Bowline for ~l~n W11" (R) (com) '74 -Ben Murphy,
makes plans to see him alone. Astin star. Med $Quad l<lm Darby, Matt Clar11, Jane Alexan-
@ lite UllteucMbla fJ Mowie: "Caae of Cold" (dra) '52 6 Trdt ., Cottteflutnces der, Tony Franci~1. ~ li&ht·hearted
-Jean Simmons David F1rrar James ~ look at Wild Btll Hickok and his U * S.W.A. T.--CHASES Donald. • ' 1 LoV: rJc,U11t? ret1tionship with Calamity J1ne as * MAD BOMBER**** ID The Untoudlables Tltt Fii Hickok Is taraeted for revenae by
(]) 1 s,, some touih aunfifhters..,·.,.........,~ 0 CtB Ci)) (}) (!) S.W.A.T. "Time 12:00 0 Mowie: "lllqal Tr1Hlc" (~ys)
Bomb" A bitter, unemployed movie '38 -Robert. Preston, Mary Carlisle,
stuntman plans to blow up an entire J. Carroll Naish.
studio which ht blames for 111 his m Dlktlri
personal troubles. William Smith l2•30 n:.. Slltklt11h ftllowshl
aue* · ~ P ID This •• T .. Join Sammy Davis 1:00 B (lg TttHmW
Jr. auests. (}) (j) @ @ Newt
ti) Muy Acndlddo
1 9:30 II {jj) (]) Cl) Rhode (R) Rhoda is
sure it's time t.o move out of Joe's
apartment when one of his old girl
friends lets herself In with her own
key. But when 1n 1p1rtment be·
1 :4511 Movie: "Abomln1blt Snowmen of iJie Hl .. layas" (acM '57 -Peter
Cushinr. Forrest Tucker.
3:00 B Movie: "T1mttablt" (dra) '56 -Maril Stevens, Felicia Farr.
La Mujtr Prohiblda 0 <9 (j)) (}) (!) I 18cij4 I QI Tiit Bl& Yan., VII Part I (R) "The Plaintiff: Adam
W .... M I Kelno" (Germany, 1945) Ben Gaz·
: Y!(• •ut ldtl IM zara. Lee Remick, Anthony Hopkins, ( C!J) loMm Leslie Caron, Den O'Her1ihy, Juliet · ~= Stoofn Mills, Anthony Quayle. The Leon
7·.JO I ~ ~fT\ Hol-....... ..., ... -Uris story of an American writer llll!I ~ ,,.....,.. .-.-·-who accuses a doctor of war crimes
Lewt triun stri• when thl doctor was 1 suraeon in let's Make A Deal .. 1
T. ltll ... £ Truth 1 r-azi concentrat on camp.
u"' m Merv GrtHln stlow • Mllllotl $ M9wtt: (C) (2hr) 1ob-fl\) Evtnln& at $J1npho11J Ml & tile *" Heeds" (com) '64
-Fr1nk Sinatra, Dun Martin, Sam· t:OO (j) Tiit UlltoudutMts ~ my Davis Jr. G) S.t1rl to Adventure
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 20. 1975
@t) Situation Comedy (ij f'JK. II Right
t :JO II um s,tdal "Will You Live to m ltwitched WEDNESD AY S. 1007" Charles Kuralt hosts this Q) 00 Let's Mike A Dul
information quiz with help from Jo &T:' Tht Game "The · M'ind Game"
Ann Worley, Ttd l<niaht and tht USC APRIL 23 u:1 School of Gerentology. This week's host is Rod Serhng
ON for morninc •nd •fternoon llstlnp, who takes viewer~ on a tour ot ' "" pleaae 1ee DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 1 tranqu1llzers. therapy aroups and
t'ID "-• Rom111t.1c RttM41ion ''Rodin" llefow, for your convenience, are manjuana.
@I) La Tiena the day'5 movies. ti) Ntches Tapatias
10:00 tJ KNXT s,.cial "Ballad of the m Outdoors With Ken Callaway
I H .. Th hi f DAYTIME MOVIES m CeJebritJ Bowline ron. o~ e story o the loco-'1) Little Ruuls
motive in documentary recreation • and original film. John Stcondari 10:00 U ''Operation W.rheed" (adv) 'G4 1:00 I) UZ, (I} To n y Orlando & narrates. -Sean Connery. Alfred lynch, Stan· liw11 (IO led Knrght and Kate
0 9ctJ(fj mrollce Story ley Holloway. 1 Smith auest.
"Robbery: 48 Hours" Jackie Cooper Ci) (C) "f'lllow Tall!.. (com) '59-0 \U @ tlQ) m Uttie House on
Glenn Corbett, Jeremy Slate and Jo~ Doris Day, Rock Hudson. tlae Prairie "The Raccoon" (R) Pa
Santos star as detectives who launch .. . . and Ma pray for the lives ol Laura
a series of stakeouts to put an end 11:30 ~ Magnificent Obsession" (dra) and their do&, Jack. when they
to a rash of holdups. 37-lrene Dunne, Robert Taylor. learn a rabid raccoon has bitten
U m News 12:00 m "My Darline Clementine" (we!.) both of them. (j) I Spy •(6 -Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell, e Movie: (C) (2hr) •1My Dream la
Vl.ctor Mature. ours" (mus) '49-0ons Day, Jack 00 (i1) CD CIS Reports "The IQ Carson, Eve Arden.
Myth" 1:00 g "The Unholy Four'' (mys) '54-Ci) Wild Wiid West IE Bill Ballanet ~aulette Goddard, Patrick Holt. Wll· D (~ (f)) CV al That's Mr Ma·
fl) Cfta C.n las EstreHas ham Sylvester. •a "Stephanie's Boyfriend" (R)
f'7ll Clifton's romance Yfith Stephanie
165' The Untouchables 2:30 Ci) (C) "Some Kind of Nut" (com) his old airlfriend, is threatened whe~ fID lnterfKt "Les McCann: Makin' '69-Dick Van Dyke, Angie Olckin-her former boy friend shows v1gor-
lt Real " son. ous resentment.
lo.·•" ,,... Jou-•-............. re 00 ,,.. I ~e~ .... ' eCshC:,iceow ~..., ..... , w -"".. J: u (C) "All Hinds on Dtcl" (com) -"' -" ID ti) Ntws '61 -Pat Boone, Buddy Hac~ett, ft Profesor Aldao
fID Feetlq Good "Comin& Back" Barbara Eden. QI Major Leacue Baseblll Oakland
This show on post-heart-attack ure tt9) "Dud Redonln1" (dra) '47-A's at K.1nsas City.
features Pearl Bailey talkina about Humphrey Bogart, Lizabeth Scott. El} feeling Good "Stress" An e•·
her own attacks and host Dick Cavett Qj Ci) (C) .. Rapture" (dra) '65-amination of the different kinds of
takina a special ''stress test." Melvyn Douglas, Dean Stockwell, stress. featurina Bill Cosby in two
10:•5 fl) Ntw1
11:ooeoommNews
())@) @ (i) News
ltst of Groudlo
Sil Bllllo
Tht lticy Show
Mlulon: lmpouiblt
Truth Of CoftsequetKtl
(])To Ttll the Trutfl
Wiid Wiid Wtat
: Y![a fer H••ltfl
( Cl)) Wanttd: Dead or Alive
11:30 8 (fij (I)()) CIS Lai. Movlt: (C)
"The Co11nectlon" (dra) '73-Cllarles
Durning, Ronnie Cox.
l ~mJohnny Carson
Peny llUH
(!'ii Ci)) (3) Wide WorW Mys·
tatJ "Spettoftvll" (R) fJ Movie: .. floocls of fear'' (mys)
'59 -How1rd Keel, Anne Heywood. IE The UlttotKMbles
lZ:OO U Mme: .. l.actJ In Distress" (mys)
'43 -Paul Lukas. Sally Gray. m Mowit: "Mr. & Mrs. Smith"
(com) '41 -Carole Lombard, Gene
Raymond. Robert Montaomery.
12:30 m Slltllfnah feClonfllp
1:00 8 ®l Tomonow Cl)())~ 00 Ntws
t:•s 1J Movie: "Elopement" (com) '51
-Clifton Webb, Anne Francis, Wil·
liam Lundiran.
2:oom All-Night Show: "Lld1 from
loulsi.111," "American Guerrilla In
the PllUfpplnn"
1:30 IJ Movie: "Cfacll-Up" (dra) '46 -
Pat O'Brien, Claire Trevor, Herbert
Marshall.
Patricia Goni. monologues on stressful situations. Dick Cavet1 is host.
I \, l N I ~'J 1 ,
&:oo e o oo @J mm m News
7:00
CVO'J1JOO@OO<QJCIH News
00 Bonanza Ironside
P1rtridee Faml'1
M1ril Terea1 Star Trell
: EJedf ic Com panr
Rocty l Friends
o Merv Griffin Sllow
Andy Griffith
Dragnet
: loom!
( (j)) Dealer's Chold
• DeMrt ProfHe
Utt1a Ratcals
ODQ100 ma>News
lrenside
lowfiq for Doll1n
6 Moel Squad
I Truth or Consequences
• Wllafs My Une?
I Love Lucy
Tiit FBI
CI}I Spy
La MuJtr Prohlblda
The Bl& Valley
: f'~hololJ Today
( r1 (l)) Bonanza
· Dqma
Three Stoo(ts
7:30 I Lorne Greene's last of the Wild · Name Tllat Tune.
Love American Style
Celebrity S.Npstllles
To T tl1 tflt T rvth
• MHlion $ MM: (C) (2ht) .. Wiid
In the Country" (dra) '61 -Elvis
Presley, Hope Linet, Tuesday Weld.
ii) Championship Wrestling m Japanese Languaae f'roartms
1:30 0 (tn ) (}) Q) Barner Miller ·~perience" (R) Fish is convinced
he ls too old to be a deteclive and
wants lo retire, while Capt. Barney
Miller 1s faced with the problem of
finding a bomber who has been
destroyln& publlc buildings. m Merv Griffin Show fEl Ttie Music Project Presents "The
Secret life of an Orchestra"
9:00 U (ii) W Cl) Can non "Tlf! Ex·
chanae" (R) Cannon's long friend·
ship with a former police comrade
plunees him Into the midst of a
.t~norist's vendetta against the po-
liceman. Robert logaia. Edward
Binns and Suzann Arnold auest 0 Qj@tiQ) ~H v c 11 Tanner
"Winners & Losers" (R) When an
alt.&ed slow student quits school, a
concerned Lucas Tanner ruffles the
feathers of both parents and faculty
in a determined effort lo learn the
reason.
i Tiit Untouchables (!Ji 00> @fl) -11-,-,,-,A-L I QB
Patt'-Mt; {R) .;The Defendant:
Abraham .. ca~· (~land -1945)
Ben Gazzara. LA Remick, Le$lle Ca·
ron, Anthony Hopkins, Dan O'Herlihy,
Anthony Quayle and Juliet Mills star
in this three.part drama based on
the novel by Leon Uris about a ph)'·
slcian's lawsuit against an author
who atcused the doctor of war
crimes during World War II.
I Safari to Adv .. ture
Thutre in America "Mass"
( r) Leonard Bernstein's "Mass,"
basad loosely on the Roman Liturey
Is performed by 200 Yale student~
in Vienna's Konzerthaus. The work
combines jazz, blues, rock 1nd street
jargon with format ~f-tl of the
Roman Utur1Y ind H .
9:300 Ntws
fl) Chucho Avtll1Mt
II) La Tierra
•
10:00 IJ (J1.l (]) Ci) 0 a 11 A I fht R•·
broadcasts of the series starrina
Burt Reynolds as Dan ... 1n
unconventional Homicide ~ De·
tective Lieutenant. Morman rel and
Ned Romero also star.
0 @ (I) ®) m Petrecelll "Mir·
ror. Mirror on the WalC' (Rt stlf·
anie Powers euests as twin 11tt•rs.
one of whom is auilty o( the SftJi~I
of a phil•ndering playboy.
UIDNns
(i) I Spy m 1111 Ball1nce
&> Cfta Con la• &ttellaaJ
f3) Tht Untouchables
10:30 fJ Joumey to Advewture
ll)@!)News
10:45 fl) News
@!)Cinema 34
u:ooe rn omm .....
0 00®1900,.,. U lest of Groucho
·@ Set BUiio
fJ The Lucy Shew
m Mission: '"'""*' I Trutfl or CoflMqueta1
(j) To Teti tfle Tmtl
itid Wlkl West
Ytaa tor Htlltll
I . JI
(Qj (j)) W11tted: Dud er MM
11:30 ft (jj) CI) Ci) C1$ latl Mewit:
(?) "The Nlifrt Dlutr" (dn) '71-
Patricia Neal. Pamela Brown. Nlch·
olas Clay.
o 9 oo a m J°""" ea"°" Slnaer January Jones 1uests.
OGueuword
00 f'iny Mason
0 <9 Ci)) ())Wide W..W Sft·
cial "Unsolved Mysteries & lnves·
tigators" The many dimensions of
physical phenomena ranalna from
such provocative subjects as ESP
to planets and people from the past
are examined, discussed ind u ·
plained. Mike Connors hosts.
fJ Movie: (C) 1edhlld fro. WJ·
••1111" (wes) '53-Maur"" O'Hara
Alex Nicol, J11nne Cooper. '
Q) Tiit U~blet
12:00 U Mowlt: "As Yov"I As You F_,.'
(com) '51 -Monty Wooley, Thelma
Ritter, Jea" Peters. m Movie: "The S...u f'lt" (dr1)
I '48 -Olivi1 de Hftilla"d, Maril
Stevens.
I
1!:30 ID ~lll11ah Feflowsfllp
1:00 8 Qj) TOlllOrl'N (]) (() 0 CJ) ....
1:45 II Movie: (C) "Sease stMt"' (dra)
'57-Susan Stmbtra, He~ry ,F~nda.
2:00 m All·Nl1tlt Show: ., ~ ..
W1uffrent," '"Up a. lt/lllJr ....
· 'I IJ<' .II
~ CLOSE -UP
I L . '" 'DISPARATE DUO'
0 ' 1 "I N 't beUeve In abeolutes."
... do-money. That's oae absolute I ablolutely beUen In."
• WIU Claudler and Sonny PrulU are "gypsy" truckers, but that's
abollt'a1l they have in common. Will, a college graduate, is part cynic
a'tfd 1plflt idealist and doesn't believe in absolutes. He belongs to the
younger generation searching for a meaningful way of liJe, avoiding
the established criteria of living, aod seeking a common ground
lor mankind. Sonny, a graduate of the school of hard knocks, is a
IMJ;l .gt a~Aioo and few words, and believes only in one way-bis.
H¢;s \>.ee.D around, ha.s seen it all and owes no mao. Without apolo·
gie51 hor' ..his own boss, carrying "anything, anywhere, anytime any-
one pays."
Claude Akins and Fi-ank Convene star as Sonny and Wil l, two
unlikdy partners who use the open road as their proving ground
each Thursday at IOPM oo NBC . Akins who has portrayed a heavy
tbfo~h JllOSt ot his show business career welcomes this chance to
' P.Qflt~ tpe "good guy" for a change, though as he says "it's much
easier to be bad than good." "Try smiling for a pbotograpn and
1 you'll get an idea bow bard it is to act the good guy," suggested
A~im. "Tbcn try sneering. It's almost impossible to sneer badly."
Bom bl Nelsoa, Ga., and reared in Bedford, lnd., Akins has been
acling since bis debut in a church play at the age of five. With
acting as bis goal, he majored in speech at Northwestern University.
Following graduation, and his marriage to Therese "Pie" Fairfield,
he went .lo work for a Bedford limestone company as a salesman.
The president of the company was a theatre fan and got Akins into
the Barter Theatre in Abington. Va. Theo be was New York bound
where he woo a role in "The Rose Tattoo."
After 1evenl MMOm with touring companies, .AJlins landed a
movie role io "From Here to Eternity." and has since appeared in
such films as "The Caine Mutiny," ''Skyjacked," "Aap," "Devil's
Brigade,·• "Inherit the Wind," "The Great Bank Robbery," und
"The Timber Jacks." Akins bas also appeared in about 1 SO television
shows. Movin' On is Ak.i.o.s' first series starring role though be says
he has probably made more TV pilots than any other Hollywood
actor. A golf addict, Claude is a member of the Hollywood Hackers,
and shares his enthusiasm with his teenage son, Claude Jr., who
aspires to become a professional golfer.
Convene Is a nadn of St. Lou~ Mo., who received his early
training on the stage in New York City. He still heads for the stage
whenever he is away from· a film or television camera, appearing
in Bertolt Brecht's "Arturo Ui,'' in New Haven, Conn .. prior to
production start on Movin' On. Active in repertory theatre, he has
performed in such plays as ''The Seagull," "Death of a Salesman,"
"Night of the Iguana" and "A Man for All Seasons." lo New York.
he originated the role of Billy Einhorn in "The House of Blue
Leaves." and appeared in "First One Asleep Whistle." In two seasons
with the American Shakespeare Festival he was in "King Lear,"
"Richard Ill'' and "Much Ado About Nothing."
His fac~ Is famillar to telftlslon viewers because of roles in such
programs as Mod Squad, Medical Center and The Bold Ones, and
he also starred in two series, N .Y.P.O. and Coronet Blue. Frank's
motion picture credits include "The Rowdyman," "Shadow of a
Gunman," ''Hurry Sundown," "The Tattered Web" and "Dr. Cook's
Gard~n." Reared in Bucks County, Pa., and educated at Phillips
Academy, Andover, Mass., be earned his B.S.A. degree at Carnegie
Tech. in Pittsburgh.
Not unUke hll cbancttt, Will Chandler, Converse drove the cross-
country trip from New York to California to see the "real" America
with his wife and two children, Allan and Celia. before Hying on to
location in Astoria, Oregon. Both Akins and Converse were in-
structed how to jockey the huge diesels prior to filming by veteran
stuntman and trucker Bobby H owell , who Akins remarked deserved
a medal for not jumping out of the cab.
"Opentln1 a hie die8el is bard enou~ to concentrate on even
when you know what you'r't doing," satd Howell, "but I made it
even harder on these stars. I had them rehearse lines while operating
the rig in actual script conditions over rugged back roads" "There
were a few times I swallowed mighty hard, but I'm really proud
of these guys. I'd trust riding wjth them sooner than some friends
I lcnow who have been trucking !or years." .
, ... 14
THE DAILY ll'ILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 20, 1975
T H lJ H S D 1\ Y
APRIL 24
For moml,. and afternoon U.tl,..,
pleaM ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
ltelow, for your convenience, are
the day's movln.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:0011 "Se PiMdtJ Wt NII" (dra) •43 -Cl1udette Colbert, P1ulette
Godd1rcl, Yeronicl Like.
Cl) """'-T1lr11" (dr1) '36-Joel
MCcr11, Merle Oberon, Miriam Hop-
kins.
ll:JO ID "Aape .. .,.. (dfl) '6l-Geor1e
Hamilton, Mercedes Mc:Clmbrid1e.
lZ:OO ID "'Yeu C.t1't lu• AnJ fra It"
(com) '56-June Allyson, Jldt Lem·
mon, Jim Beckus.
1:00 ft .,A lffe 11 tlM lellnce" (dra)
''55-Riclrdo Mont1lban, Anne S.n·
eroft, Lee Marvin.
2:30 Cl) (C) ..,.,. I• ~,..,. (rom)
'63-EJvls Presley, Ursula Andms.
J:OO D (C) "'V.,qe t. tM .._ If
lit Sea" (sci-fl) '61 -Waller
Pid1eon, Join Font1ine.
@)'"Mrs. Mlllwtr" (dra) '42-Greer
Garson, W1lter Pid1eon.
9 Cl) (C) "Ma" hi tlle Mlddlt"
(dr1) '64-Robert Mitchum, France
Nuyen, Barry Sullivan, Trevor How·
ard.
J:JO (I) (C) "McHele'1 NIVJ J11111 tM
NI Force" (eotn) '65-Joe Flynn, nm Conw1y. D.,..., la A ~ (dra) '64-
0livia de Havilland, Ann Sot.hem,
Jeff Corey, James C11n.
, r • 1 • I ,.. I • ' ~ I
1:00
Cl)TeTelltMTd D ..._ $ ...,.: <C> <2:1w> .., .. w Teua" (com) '63-Dtin M1rtln,
fr1nk Sin1tr1.
m1ewlldlM
GD *='ctt•lt AIMfial ..... ,. .... mn. ,,....,...
Q)lfbbr..W ......
QJualt ltacala
8 THE WALTONS! THE * WEEK'S BEST BET!
8 @ CJ) Cl) Tiie ....... "The System"~) lOhn-Boy Is faced with
1 severe test of his inte1rity when
he catches a friend cheltlna on 1n
exam and university rules state th1t
he will be expelled If he doesn't re·
port it.
D u CI> (1j) m SU1ahl11 ''Anael
of Doom" Jiii pts worried •bout the
concept of death and Sam ls baffled
as to how to explain it without
fri1htenin1 her. A cl1ssc.oom pet
dies, and Jill hes countless ques·
tlons and thou1hts about what d11th
ls. Sam. W11vtr end Givits try 111
sort.s of thinp to quell her fears,
but Just as abruptly, Jill forrets her
curiosity 1bout d11th ind becomes
curious about sex.
U Mnte: (C) (Zllr) "Saafu" (1dv)
'72-Jason Robuds, Peter Falk,
M1rtln Landau.
CJ) Wild Wlcl West a ca ())> CJ) m 11eca1L 1 U.htl. c...,., ile.tj! Host Monty
Hell takes 1 ton111e·ln-dleek, be·
hlnd·the·scenes look 1t the movies
when he visits a major motion pie·
ture studio back lot. Joinlna Monty
ue Michele Lff, Marty Feldmen,
ttle Lennon Sisters, 1nd Steve
Llwrenc:e. Dennis Weaver. Raymond
Burr and Robert Wqner make
cameo appearanus. m Dulef'• Cllelct ...... ..,.. ....
fBMldllC...
QjMowie m .. ...,....,...
QJ Jape ... u ...... Pretra••
U>DU <I>a m ... c.. .. 111ow
"Accute BullopfiObla" Bob's old
skills of salesmanlhlp come in han·
dy when he must penuade his land·
lord, Mr. Buuo (Ronny Graham), to
enter the hospital for an operation,
1fter one of Bob's practice sessions
with • stettloscope reve1ls a medi·
cal problem. m 11en ertm. ..
t:OO 8@ CJ) Cl) CIS ThtlfldlJ Mew·
le: Ct) l2llij Hf1le CeM ,.,,. ' tM IM ..,... (R) (wa) '69-
Robert Mitchum, Georp Kennedy,
David Carradine, Tln• Loulte, Dou1·
las Y. Fowley, Lois Nettleton, John
D. Ch1ndler, John Carradine, Marie
Windsor, Martin Balsam. Mitchum
end Kennedy Join fon:ea to oust a
1an1 of outlaws from • tum·of.the·
century Western town.
II U Cl) am Mic DM -..
Ptftny MarstiiTi, Chad Everett, Ike &
Tlna Turner, and Jose Feliciano are
Mac's 1uests. (l)ne u .... c11 .....
D <~Cl)> oo m e!f'¥' QI VII "The Trial" (R) usion of
this thrH·part drama stanin1 Btn
Gauara, Anthony Hopkins, Lee
Remick, Lnlle Caron, Dan O'Her·
llhy, Juliet Mills, and Anthony
F R I D A '{
APRIL 25
Quayle. The Leon Uris story of an For moml111 and afternoon llltJnp
American writ~r Who accuses a doc· pleue ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS'.
tor of war cumes committed whllt Below for your convenience are
he was a sur11011 at 1 Nazi POW the ~y's movies. '
camp durinc Wor1d War II.
., .. ._''"'the CMJ•pic DAYTIME MOVIES
fl) ftlttval llterudtul
fE Slltllt f1111 "Love" (1927) Greta 10:00 ~'"Held lact the .~· (dr~)
Garbo and John Gll~rt stir. A short 'li-Charles Boyer, Ohv11 de Hav1I·
subject future f,ows the 45. land, P1ulette ~d1rd. ,
minute film. (j) '"latUe HJ•• (dra) 57-Rocll
Hudson, Martha Hyer.
t:JOIJNIWS
II) La Tiena
11:30 Ol HJ'he loll Walt" (dra) '54-
kithony Quinn, Charles Coburn.
1%:00 m "Whlrtpoel" (dra) '50 -Gene
10:00afD(j)111 m J "'Pl°"" . Tierney, Jose Ferrer, R~hard ~te. Martin Roast ''Sammy avfs Jr." 1.00 0 "CltJ WttMut Mn (dra) 43-
Guests Include Milton Berle Don Linda Darnell, Michael Duane, Ed· Riclde~. Norm Crosby, Phyllis
1
Dl!ler. 2:30 ~ (g)uc~::!t\atntr' (adv) •71 _
Freddie Prlnze and Frank Gorshin. Georae Himilton, Sue Lyon. u m..... 3:00 D (C) .. __., All ... ts" (dra) '56
(j) I S,, -Jeff Chandler, Julie Adams, Georee
fl) Clb C... u1 f.lll.U.1 Nader. 9 The Ulltoudaallln llli) "Sa11 fraldaco'' (dra) '36-Clark
10:30 D Jouniey to Adwteturt .,., .....
10:45fl)News
f!)CIMtMl4
U:OOll (l)Dmm .....
D Cl) 0 Cil 00 Nen
U lest o1 lrltldao
(j)set. ...
D n. lllCJ Sbow m Mla6N: 111,.alMI m Trutll tf C:O.NC1utec111
CiZJ CV Tt TtU .... T,..,..
9 Wiid Wld Wnt
fl'l)Yqafer Htltttl <a Cll> wallt8d: Deld °' Altve
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,,., (dra) '73-Georc• Peppard, Anne
Baxter.
II 0 (j) 9) m ..._, Carteft
Phyllis Newman and Dr. Carl Saaan
cu est.
8TwfUcM lHt
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D (9 (I)) (])WW. Wertd S,. c1il "Abortion: Merciful or Murder?"
D Movie: "Up f....r' (com) '51-
David Wayne, Tom Ewell. m TIM UlltHdlaMn
U:OO U MIMt: "Cttdl u Cetldl Can"
(cOm) '68-Vittorio Gassman, Mar-
tha Hyer. m MM: "Setfm Owtr Lbbtn"
(dra) '44-Veri Ralston, Richard
Arlen.
1:00 D ®) T1111onow
U(l)Cl)OCIJ Ntn
l:•S 11 Mtvit: "Otl Mtft. Oii WOMtft"
(cOm) '57-Tony Rand1ll, Din
Dalley, Ginaer Roeers. m M·NIOt Atw: "tMlvetl Can
Will." Nfirt °"' Africa"
J:-45 G .,_.: '1Hff lafl" (dra) '47-
Pat O'Brien, Anne Jeffrep.
Gable, Spencer Tracy.
~ (j) (C) "Tiie lnllOCUtl" (mys}
'62-Deborah Kerr, Michael Red·
1rave.
3:10 00 (C) "Wrttt. oe the Wltld" (dra)
'57-Rock Hudson, Dorothy Malone,
Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack. D "Ce•,..•" (dra) '59-E. G.
Marshall, Dean Stockwell, Bradford
Dillman, Diane VanL
f " I . . ' ~
1:00 ·-~"IJ~ ~'"'"" • lronide
rattrl41e fa11111J
Marla Ttreu
Stir Trek
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Rec11J I F rltftds
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• Dtaert Prefile Uttlt last.ab
7:00 DDQl(l}mGD News ,,.. ...
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, APRIL 20. 1975
Tyl1r "'oore, Elvia Presley, Barbara would rather pay·off on 1 blldunall
McN1ir. thrut than reveal the ~st.of Ids m Dlq• .Wa,..Up Innermost anxieties. \ 9 Malet LM&ut ........ Oakland m lill .... Mt
A's VI. Califoml1 Ancels. Si) Mutt,,a.c. fllutre "Tiit Nine
I I.etc" Allclln News am.w Tailors" (R} ....,.,... -G) La Crilda 11'8• C.W.
frtnih of Man 9:30 O (9 (J)) (I) a> Tiit °" CM· W..W tf Sumv1I jit ''The P1ul Williams•SMW' (R)
lJalt late.all fetht's d1uchter runs tw1Y to· be
1:00 R @ (j) fn.t., e:__,, S,.Cilll near her idol, Paul Wlllltna.i .. Nn1
"Herry & Manie" Don Knotts and Felix and Oscar fruslttJed WM~ she
Eve Arden &tar in this comedy pilot refuses to return. Paul 1 Wiiiiams
about a man who tries to marry off 1uests as himself.
his strona·•illed sister·in-law and I MNewsu-t..-• v.~ -· f aets more than he baraained for. -, ... , ~
Co·starrina are Tom Poston, Lucille la Tiena
Benson, Kathy Davis and Eddie 10:00 R @ ({) (IQ) m ronc. WoMIJt.' ~ll1n. iifaraet Black" (R) Ruby DW
tl) Ci)@) m S.ftfOfd I Soft IUtstS IS I political a\ctMst Wflio;'
hefamlly Man" This episode is 1 111inst her wishes, 1ets protection
proaram development project for a from the. undercover teem durfn1
possible new series in which Whit· her visit to 1 university c:llJWM.IS1I
min M1yo, st11rin1 IS Grady, moves ; Nen
out of Watts to live with his dau1h· I ~
ter Ellie (Carol Cole, d1u1hter of the <a ({)) (]) ED Ct t Cftmdt
late Nat Kina Cole) and her husb1nd "! "For the flmil~ '"bnor' (R)l
.. u I
Hal (Joe Morton) who live in fash· Christie helps partner Joe Caruso
lon1ble Westwood, site. of UCLA. face a p1inful dilemma when 1
where Hal is 1 coach. crime syndicate chieft"" offers to U Jilovlt: (C) (211f) tlfalts tf Ter· spare the life of the dettctivt's 'fa·
rot' (hor) '62-Vincent Price, Peter ther in return for the frtedom of a
Lorre. idiclte tieulenanl. Wild Wild West S.fari to Advtllture ca Cll> cv m Wehak-The n.. u ........
Stllbr ''The Spanish Moss : Ewtnl111 at S)tm,._, (R)
Murders" (R) Kolchak. trackin1 a lO:JO fJ Joul'MJ to Advttltul9
1e1end1ry bayou monster that m fl> m Ntn
shrouds its victims in slimy swamp l0•45 Im CiM• 34
~::h. finds himself earm111ted for 11;00 ~ ~ m ~ .....
(j) Latia rrofllt 'ii.t ®J CiJ ~News m DodCtr laeball Dod&trS I t San ._. 1et...,8.19UC
IFran:;:' ='N.. . ;;-..: Show
Ptbrt Dlabla = or CoMtqueM:n :: :::. ';e'::'"' (}) T1 Tell the Truth
JapeMtt u111ua1e ''°'""'' 111 t tr u t Io Ill I Clla111pioMhlp Wrutllnc
l:JO R CiZJ ()) Cl) We'U let IJ An· 1· 'la for Heaftlt dr81, who Is studyln1 dru1 abuse In ( ) Wa11ttc1: Dud er Allvt
school, sees all the symptoms of 11:30 m cas utl Mowtt: (C)
alcoholism in her father, and pro· lltard~llor) '71 -Bruce Davison.
ceeds to ask him the questi9ns fre· Ernie Bo.!l!line. ,
quen.!!r_ posed to .!!_Obable alcoholics. n 9 (JJ 110) m Joll1111J Clrtoll
R QI (j)@) W Clllce & The MirvlnHamlTiCh 1uest1.
ili1 "The Lifter" (R) Ed Brown rt· 8 DM 1Ursll11tr'1 ltd CoftCtfl
acts e•plosively to ChiCQ's plans to Rory G1lla1her Electric F111, Robert
move to New York ind the crisis Klein and Steel1ye Span auest.
continues until Cousin Cerlos (Rich· (j) Mowlt: "Japar" (adv} '55-
ard Yni1utz) arrives 11 the 11ra1e. Sabu, Barton Maclane. m Wal~ Wttk u (a (I))(}) m WI•• Wlfl•
9:00 8 @ Cl) Cl) C1$ Friday Movie: llJdeij "Alice Cooper: The Nlcht· ("CJ (liar) ..,.. ... of tM Apa'' (R) mare" A special blend of etrit fen·
(adv) '68-Chartton Heston, RoddJ tasy and melody with .specl1l 1utst
McOowall, f(im Hunter, Maurice Vincent Price.
Evans, James WhltlnOfe, James Daly, i Star Trek
Linda Herrison. Heston stars in the • Mtwlt: "11N SH11t ....,,...
orltlnal apes epic that sparked 1 hor) '63-Robert Hutton, Les Trt·
number of adventure film sequels. mayne, Susan Hart.
Transported some 2,000 years ID MMI: "'f1111ds" and "'fflldl
throuah time, four American astro· 8ttt ti Wttt Plt.r'
nauts crash·l•nd on an unidentified 1· Tiit Sln11trs
pl1net. They trek across miles of 12:00 Movit: "Count Thret I ,,,.,..
arid desert, but their freedom is ( ra) '55-Van Heflln, Joanne Wood·
short·llved when they are captured ward, Pllll Carey, Raymond Burr.
by I band of uniformed 1ori111S from 9 Roct Co11etrl
the !l!.t society. 12:30 Cl) Movtt: (C) "CartlilMln" (adv) II QI Cl) (lj m ltodftrd fllt1 '52-John Payne, Arlene Dehl.
iif>rofit & Lou" Part I Kidn1ppe,. 1:00 I (ffj) Mld11flllt s,.dll
clobber Jim whll• 1bductln1 1 client 1:45 liivle: "Pt\allte• tf tt.t °"'8"
from his trailer In the first half of ( or) '62-Herbert Lom, Httttltr
this lwo·part dr1m1 about stock Sears.
merktt ma11lpulations. 2:30 m All·fl!Pt SHw: '"VM ,.,..., " ()) n. u.......... ..,-...... , .... .,.. .....
D <a Cl)> CIJ m Net L """ J:JO ti,...: "CarW' (dra> '59-
...,. "Ainsley's Secrer' Ainsley Dt1n Martin, Shirley Maclalno .
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'39-Humphrey 8011rt, Willi1m Hol·
SATUf~D A Y den.
0 (ti) Ci)> (j) Ad""'*''" of Sii·
APRIL 2' i ..
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Movie: '"Blood on ttae Sun"
( fl) '45-James C11ney, Sylvia
SidniW1llace Ford.
9:00 1 ~(j) Sceobf·Doo • . 6 ti9) m lalMI ., Ult lolt
1:00 Cl) SU•riM s-.atat ( ) Cil Dtvllll d§ Q,,.,._ QoM.Up Clpt1i11 Rod's MediclM Sllow
1:30 SunriM Sttntstet : Mlsttf meta' Ntl(hbt"-ood
TV I am.to• 9:30 I.Ill Ci) 5'\au•I
Coltaumtr l'JptrltJICt Q) (j) m Slpu..S Ufa Rip U Movie: "Up the Rlvtf'' (com) '38
7:00. ~ 00 f1¥0rtta Mlrtialtl -Pres!~" Fo.iter. Phyllis Brooks, Cl)®) m Addalla ftllllly Tony "'1rtin.
ttklnd U (~ (j)) Ci) Lanie's Rescue ~'!..~~~ Yoal'• Cana :i)'~~1: Ale~e
. Mister hctn' NtlaflborMod 10:0011(!.1)(1) NIA l11htb1ll
7:30 Iii lum Play-Offs (3hr m Chopper 8UllCh I QI Ci)~ m P'lnlc Pa1ttflt1 ) lup Bunny Wol'fd of SUrvi'lal
Youth & ttle luuet (~ Cf)) (!) aJ Super frltnd1
EJt111t1ttl1J Ntw1 • Movie: "The Champion" (dr•)
Clneacolelldas '49-Kirk Douglas, Ruth Roman,
1:00 (]IJ CD Cl) Jeen1tie Arthur Kennedy. U (1) (1j m EmefllftCJ + 4 Ascot Reees
CtM Autry Theatre Action Theatre
111 llue Mlrt>le : Sesa•e StrHt
(Qfj (I)) CV Hone KMI ,....., · ltotllf Simes
Mevte: ""Sularfuat" (dr1) '68-10:30 · 123 @ El:) Star Trell
Gene Barry, Join Collins. 6 Oiler ,..,._, other Places
I Unit Three Wonts A-topp111• CoullbJ Music Movie: ,.Escapt Fro• Red
Vtlce of T"'9 R~" (wes) '58-Brian Donlevy,
S.S.N Stnet Eilene Janssen.
1:30 @(])Cl) Pebbles & ...... 11:00 0 QJ@®) El:) Major Lu1ue la•• laltblll St. Louis Cardin1ls at Chi·
I til (I) (1j m Run, Jot. RH CllO Cubs OR Milw1ukee ~. New
iilin WIJll• TMetre York. Mtvlt: "'lnbJble .,.,..... (drt) 0 Movie: (C) "Powder R~r" (adv) '53-Rory C1lhoun. Corinne rFOR----1
1 WEAR ON 1
t . t
C•lvet, Cameron Mitchell.
(]) Tij~nl! Wlllffw to the StuUI ' D <a CIJ> 00 a> Thete Ate the
Da11
I Mr. Wlurd
Chtlftploftshlp Wrestllnl
11:30 Youtlt In tht 70. I CONCRETE l
f POST Al EMPLOYEES f
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Movie: "rite Qlrt F1om Jone1
Beach" (rom) '49-Ronald R1111n,
Virain la M1yo.
1Hud..01t Wally's Worbtlop
Tiie EJder1 (R) This documen·
tary considers the process of a1in1
in the context of • society obsessed
with youth. a society with 1n in·
flation1ry economy, acctler1tin1
technolo&Y ind an in1dequat1
medical system.
(Q! Cl)) fritMs of Man
QJH• Fuban
l f j f f{ ', ( , I ',
lZ:OO D (~()))(I) a> T..,.....t •f ea..,._ Golf live covera1e of the
third round of pl1y in this toum1-
ment from La Com, Cl. D Movie: (C) "Siem" (wtS) '50
-W1nd1 Hendrix, Audie Murphy,
IBurl:~bOean Ja11er.
111 llue Marble
Ctlltltr Mltlnee
Muskal VaMIJ Slliotr
12:30 (j7J CD ()) CIS Sports s,.c. c.cullr "Challen1e Tennis Mitch"
Jimmy Connors, the youn1 tlaer of
tennis who is ranked No. 1. takes
on the only top pl1yer he has never
defeated, the hard-hittin1 John
Newcolftbt of Australia, in a thre.-
of·flve set match 1t C11sa(s Palace,
Lis Veaas, Nev.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, APRIL 20, 1975
I =~ D~~ltlft·UP Nanny & Ille Pr9fe110r
Tiie O,.• MW (R)
W1UJ'1 Worbllop
1:00 D Toda(• Ho111e 00 Mowlt: "Tiie Cuntlctitlf'' (wes)
'50-Greaory Peck, Ktrl Mi lden. m Dod(et .....,,, Oodaers at Sin
Francisco Glints.
I PttticMt Juf!CtiN
dne ••la llrde Fil• Feature
1:30 USC Voli.,ball USC vs. Pepper.
dine. 0 <9 Ci)) (j) aJ Amerlcaa
llndatand 0 Movie: (C) "Tht Cre1t Siowt
Uprlsh1t' (!#e.s) '53-Jeff Ch1ndler,
Fiith Domeraue, Lyle Bettaer .
I Biii Co.,
The Sime (R)
2:00 Prep Sports Wortd Arcedia lnvl·
t1tion1I Track Meet.
o Newsm1ller1 '75
Comer l'yte
(I) £.cluatlon 1t Work
: 1111 Mo,en' Jour111l
• U.S:Nawy
2:30 Movie: .. ,Hie In the Streets"
dra) 'SO-Richard Widm1rk. P1ul
Doualas.'
6 Dalltari
Co11tt Altar
Sl11 Diel• H1ppet1ln1
Hip Ch19trraJ
OO Coikieni
( I (j)) World tf Survlnl
• A&Jlcultun USA
• Fllnt Future
3~ Mriculture USA :t1c!AL I Clll It Mac.aroel "S.il
on the Wind's Time"
8 Water Wortd
Movie: "T1te Tltt Star" (wn) '57
-Henry Fonda, Tony Perkins, Betsy
P1lmer. l1i 1n1111rt •
@ @ Movie: (C) "Tht stripptf"'
(dr•) '63-Joione Woodward, Rich·
ard Seymer.
Wiid Wiid Wnt
: Fiim Features
( Cf)) Outdoon
· Vliftalldt A lta Estrell11
• TrHhouM Club
Walf(1 Wortsllo•
J:30 HudlOft lrothtn
· Saturday
MeYle: "Tht Mu_,.. (mys)
I' 2-5~,e On~ Man~~.
..._..: (C) "'fhle .,..,.....
"'"'" (dr1) '7l-Anj1riette CO.
mer. Robert Conrad. Stef1nie
Powers. m Mtwte: "Crutlott of ci-. Hu·
1M1tldl'° (sci-fi) '62-Don Me-
1ow1n, Erica Elliott.
l 'Tht Vltsl1tlaft
(I)...,.. CoullbJ
hJcht'llY Ttday
Cl)) Outdton With Kii Cll·
lnay .
• 1 Chriltopfltr Clo114Jp
Wnllln(tH Debates tw ttae 70.
4:00 Hartt• Cltllttrolttn
Fii• ftatuf9
........... ,,.. ci-. ·OIJ•pic
CtlttWttr .... ,.,
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( Cl)) World tf lldlll
ti) World Cup Soecer West Ger-
Vtb of Alfkulturt lm1n~~·M:.
4:30 flt Na.ft (e8 Ci)) Cl) aJ ABC 's Wide
ocW tl Spotts (2hr) Former Heavy-
wei1ht Ch1mplon of the Wortd,
C~rae f oreman, ftees five consecu-
tive opponents in 15 scheduled
rounds of boxln1 action, live from
th,e Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto,
C1nada, The format e11ts f01 Fore·
min to box each ch1llen1er for 1
llmit of three stand1rd thrH-minute
rounds usin1 the r11ul1tlon 10
ounce aloves employld in title com-
petition. Foremen's opponents ue
Mic Foster, Alonzo Johnson. Terry ·
Daniels, Boone Kirkm•n ind Pedro
osta.
(j) American Outdoonman 00 Name of tti. Cntt
H1nll Tholftpson Show
Coro111 N•
5:00 Dust(a T'"hOuM
Movie: (C) .. Jeue Jamel'' (dra)
'39-Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda,
Nancy Kelly .
I Water Wortd
®)Naws
Wild Wild West
Mowie: "Diworct, A 111 • r I ca n
style" (com) '67-Dick Yan Dyke,
Debbie Reynolds. Juon Robuds,
Jean Simmons.
Mod Squad
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• -Kris krlstofferson, Ktren Bltck,
Gene Heckm•n. I ~~~= The R91111lltlc Rebefllt1 Ctl..., Gott cti.11 .. ,.
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ptail Al*ht" (Wit) '72-let
Van Clfff, C.rroll BIMr, stuart
Whitm1n.
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7:30 WM W..W of Alllm1l1
@ (]) Let's Miu A Dell .
Jtop1rdJ
U.n Club
Silty
Nl ... ThltTune
Wld Ki•1dom m Hink Thompson Show
nimpo Sobrt 11 Tlempo
lobbJ loklabero Sh9W
• ll1ner YllJons
• Pollet Sur1eon
1:00 R ()7) (}) Cl) All In die Family (R) Archie 1s aaravated about
Edith spendinf so much time with
the Bunkers' nei1hbor, Irene Loren·
zo, but his devious plan to alleviate
the problem backfires. a 9 (j) @) m £Mer11nq!
"Communication G1ffe" (R) Jlmes
McEachin 1uests u •n overzealous
police officer who tries to force the
paramedics to treat his injured
partner instead of a more seriously
i red robber.
Movie: (C) (Ztlr) "MJ Drum la
urs'' (mus) '49-Doris Day, Jack
Carson, Eve Arden. U (Qi (I)) CD Q) Kuni Fu "The
list Raid" (R) Caine tries to rescue two youn1 boys taken captive by
the remnants of a Confederate r1id·
er bind. m BILL ANDERSON, BUCK :k & ROY-HEE HAW-TOPS
mHee ... w lit CMnplonahlp Wmtll111
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRll. 20, 1975
EB SplniM Movie of witches and that they have de· I Ton1 Ii Sutan Alamo a Clftlml 26: "Thi M11tnt Fil· si1ns on her unborn baby. CV SlmmJ ' Com111n1
COii'' I n,.. P•aporta to Adventure 700 Club f.E) Tiie forrtu.n war• An examina· M1n from UNCLE · Cinema 34
tlon of "one of the 1reatest military Ber1m11 film "To Joy" 11:15 fB Women's Low Stories
and political blunders of the 20th Premier Film 11:30 II Fabulous 52! "No w11 to Tr11t
century," the 1918 landin1 of ex· 9:30 II (ill CV (j) Bob Newhlrt Show A Lldr'' (dra) '68 _ Rod Stei1er,
peditionary forces by Grut Britain, (R) Bob aives up most of his private Eileen Heckart, Georae Se111.
the U.S., France and Canada and practice to accept a fabulou' offer I ®l News the subsequent attempt to crush the Bolshevik reiime. • to become the staff psychologist Movie: ''That Man fieor11" (dra)
I Super Show with a major insurance company and '6 -Georae Hamilton, .Claudine
J , _ p then learns that it's possible for a Auaer.
"'" ; ,::'~nneTh ... nJ!!aae roaram' man in the corporate world to do his (i) Movie: "Die, Monster, Die" (hor)
1:-\W • wnenon1 Job too well. ~5-Boris Karloff, Nick Adams.
8en1 vls"Sllow i NYPO (j) Movie: "Adventures of Robl11
Candid Clmer1 • Faith for Toda1 Hood" (adv) '38 -Errol Flynn.
9:00 R@ (1) (I) M111 T,ter Moore Search B lnternatlon1I Chlmplon1lllp
§iOW (R) An invitation from Sue 10·00 II @(])Cl) Carol Burnett Show Wreatllna
Ann Nivena to ~hristmas dinner-. (R) Nancy Walker. and Rock Hudson ID Movie: ';Gor10" (hor) '64-Bill
out of season-ts the last thln1 join Carol, Harvey and Vicki in a Travers, Chr!stopher Rhodes.
Mary and the newsroom staff want, nostalric "movie musical .. Other @ 00 Movie: (C) "ValllJ of the
but ·it is exactly whit they aet. hilhlights include the entire cast Kln1s" (adv) '54 -Robert Taylor. B~ Cll(2~hmr) ~ ... (SaR)tu(rdday performi~I a series of television 11:45 0 (1) (Qj (()) News lfOv,.. (Cf( 1z ,..,.. ra) commerc11I spoofs (i) Rock Concert
'67-Rod T1ylor, Catherine Sp~ak, U Movie: (90) "The Invisible M111 lZ:OO (])Movie: (C) ''Winchester 73"
Karl Milden, Melvyn Dou(las, Rich· Returns" (mys) '40 -Sir Cedric (wes) '67 -Tom Tryon John Saxon.
ard Conte, ~ichael Rennie, Merle Hardwicke, Vincent Price. 0 (jg) Best of Tonltht
Oberon, Kevin McCarthy, Carmen 6 Todly It Acua Caliente It!' ., McRae. A drafna exploring the lives Community ftedbldl 12:b 0 M~le: (C) ''ne. ':eve M1ehl111
of the inhabitants of an ele1ant News (dra) 72-John Phtlhp L~w. Dyan
Southern hotel. Due to a last minute Collaae Cannon, Ro~ert Ryan, Jackie Cooper.
schedule chan1e by NBC, this movie Muale1I Contest (~ @ ) Science Action Theatre
will air instead of "The Great Es· Alfred Hltchcodl 12:30 8 Wanted: Dead or Alive
cape" as listed in our Evening Lou Gordon Show 9 The Waters Family
Movies. ' lC'I!\ • 1:00 ilJ All·Ni1ht Show: ''ne, Monster 0 (Qj (j)) CI) a> ABC Saturd1J 10:30 UI Quiz Tlme/Mln1 Golf • Maker," "The Juater," ''The Iron
Movie: (C) (2hr45min) "Rosem1ry's 10:40 EE lntemtional Animl!tion Festiv1I Major''
Biby" (R) (hor) '68 -Mia Farrow, 11:001 (j) News 1:25 II Movie: "Young Fury'' (wes) '65
John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, Sid· Police Suraeon -Rory Calhoun, Virginia Mayo,
ney Blackmer, Maurice Evans, Ralph • The Lucy Show 1:30 I At One With ...
Bellamy. A young prefhant woman Movie: "Divorce, Americln Style" o Thriller
slowly comes to 'realize that her (~om) '67 -Dick Van Dyke, Debbie 2:40 Movie: "Some Ma1 Uve" (dra)
husband is involved with 1 coven Reynolds, Jean Simmons. '67 -Joseph Cotten, Martha Hyer.
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IUNDAY, APRIL 20 • (C) ~ .. UM ...... Are" (susp) '66-Davld Niven, Cyril CUHCk. 11 "f'ncle • f'NflHlllc_.. (dra) '40-Grffr Garson, Laurance Ollvler.
9 (C) ''Whve Ute lplff Are" (susp) '66-Davld Niven, Cyrll CuH ck.
MONDAY, Af'RIL 21 t (C) ''TIM Ten4er Tr-." (com) '5S-Debble Reynolds, F,..nk Sinatra, CelHte Holm, David Wayne. 5 ''Th• lntllan '1pter" (wH) '55--Klrk OousfH, EIH Martinelli, Wal·
ter Matthau, Dewey Martin.
TUflDAY, Af'ttll 22 t (C) "lt~n & UM Seven HoMs" (com) '64-Frank Sinatra. Dean
~brtln Sammy Davis Jr. 5 (C) 0 i'lve Miiiien Yeara to Earth" (scl·fl) '68--Andrew Keir, Barbara Shelley, JamH Donald. '
10 (C) ''TIM Hal.,....._,. .. (dra) '69--John Wayne, Jim Hutton. 4 23 • fC) ''Tlti. la UM w .. t 111.t WH" (com) '74--een Murphy, Kim
Darby, Matt Clark, Jane Alexander, Tony f,..nclos•.
WEDNflDAY, Af'RIL 23 9 (C) "Wll4 In UM Country" (dra) '61-Elvls Presley, Hope Lanae,
TueJday Weld.
5 CC) "My Dream la Youn" (mus) '4~0orla Day, Jack Carson, Eve
Arden.
THUltSDAY, Af'RIL 2.4
• (C) "Faur for Texaa" (com) '63-0ean Martin, frank Slnatra. 5 (C) "lnafu'' (adv) '72-Jaaon Robard•1.. Peter Falk. Martin Landau. 2 11 3 I (C) "'nle Good Guys • the •Ml Guys" (wH) '69-Robert
Mitchum, Geora• Kennedy, David Carradine, Tina L.oulH , Oouatu
V. Fowley, Lois Nettleton, John Carradine, Marie Wlnd1or • .
fltlDAY, Af'RIL 25 t (C) ''Chance of Habit" (dra) '6~Mary Tyler M-•. Elvia PrHley,
Barbara McNalr. 5 (C) "Talff of TernN'' (hor) '62-Vlncent Price, Peter Lorre. 2 11 3 I CC) ""arMt of the Attea" (adv) '68-Char'lton HHtOf'I, Roddy McDowell, Kim Hunter, Maurice Evans, Jame1 Whitmore, James
Daly, Linda Harrison.
SATURDAY, Af'ltlL 26 t • (C) "Cape.In Apachelf (wH) '72-Lee Van Clfff, Carroll Baker.
5 (C) "Illy Dream I• You,." (mus) '49--0orla Da~ J~k Carson.
4 23 • 10 (C) "The Qraat IEacape" ,..rt I (dra) '6J eve McQuffn, JamH Garner, Richard Attenborousti, JamH Donald, ChartH Bron· son Donald PleaHnce, JamH Coburn.
7 (zt t> 3 (C) ......_•'>"• ••b1'' (hor) '68--Mia Farrow John Cassa· vetff, Ruth GordOf'I, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Evan1, Ralph Bellamy.
5 ''TM lnvlalMe Man It.turns" (my1) '40 -•Sir Cedric Harctwicke, Vincent Price.
Jodie F-. (cetdn) ..... 8le dde role olT. K. ... Cite "A9C Afterwt.ool
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Those Tough, Tough
Questions You Asked
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DAILY PILOT
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Stock Do We Put
In the Unknown?
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
'1\t Home" Pullout:
Great Budget Ideas
For Houses, Gardens
FOB VINCENT BUCUOSI, pnwctllOr of l1w II~
.. oae ad ~ of -seller saber: 1'1te Trw Slory
ofdwM...,.Jlwrlm" •
Doa ~. f•ci••tioa ...,. tlw W..to1t m.
tell ,a.. •,elail.g a6oed w • • people? -L J~
.R.c:iM, Wi&.
• Yes. We are a oatioo COOR•aied by violence and brutality.
During the c:oune ol my inwstigatim I b.I people I mmiog
-FOB SEN. Wl1LlAJI l'llODIUIE (D-Wir..)
WMft ia .... t ................. Wiide ol ta.
~ _,.f-Dorodry W.W., w-.., N.Y.
• Military foreign aid bu to tab the royal booby pme.
We not only waste about '6 billion a year-in this milerable
lvnsj•'"M', we a1lo .... pecioas idOCate oE sted. Oil,
chemiols and mDed maupowu. Most impoetant. we wastr
the !Ms ol the tragic victims oE tbme many wus in which
the U.S. IUpa}'er bas armed'-"" sides (India vs. Pakistan;
Creec& vs. Tarby; EJ SaJndar vs. Niaaragua;-etc.).
FOB BEDD FOXX
Bow did yoG bee-a CD•! fiw? If ,_ Md YOfS Jm ..
an. owr, would yoa follow lbe -C81WS?-U. M• 1 a,
Fracli Cemp, Calif.
e I bee ••M> a wwbat sue< Aul c:omedian by stamog a
lot and having nothing to me by making one men stab at
.it~s and avu again. HI had to do it again, rd get a
regWar job and be the funniest guy OD the job and eat
evtty ~-
.FOii llAICI BACON, ;oci.y
ww. De --c ....... il:i+e ---,_·+e ftS hem ia1
-S. W.,New•wwa,N.J.
• }ollnnie s.co.i (my es.ftmbend) and I once inishect
niecS ad neck in a race. We watched the tote boud lor
nsulb~ glaring at each other. When -de.I hr.mt .. Sashed 00
the screen. a:meooe yeled. -Yoo·re both wixmenr"" When
we heard that. CMS sense oE m.nc.-came to the fore. We
waited out ol the winmn circle arm in arm. and· Johooie ..
bought me a box ol candy oo the way bmne.
POil Dlt. JOYCE BBOTBEllS
I ha9e llanl tltat yoa -.re -ol tt.e c l"fd•N• clared
aftler lt.e qlliz..,_ ,.,....1+ ..... Daw did die iaueo&
............. to decide daat ,.... Wire fer ..r?-Mn.
D. A., Baiatree, Mau..
• DiAc:amt people oo the district a.ttomey1 std took box-
ing eocycJopedias and threw questiom at me from aD angles.
When they oooldn•t stump me. they were ooovinoed I badn •t
hem fed phony qoeltiom. NBC also conducted a private
~tion that proved I knew nothing about the trandak,
POil THE ASIC TllEll YOUBSEU EDITOB
Hawe thse hem a11Y fa.,.. y_,. A__. ~-D. P.,
~i.w.o
• How about Brando? lo 1948. be rocketed to ttardom ..
Stanley Kowalm in '"Stftdcar Named Desire. .. Althoogb
be blllK.'hed a new tiend in at'ting. be Jost the Tony. Three
actoa tied fcx int place-Buil Rathbooe for ~ Heireu•;
Paul Lilly fw -c.on-nanct Decision .. ; Henry Fonda for
""Mimr Roberts ... Brando hasn't acted oo &w.tway since.
lo 19'9, Lee J. Cobb seemed a sure winner fw ArtlJur Mil·
ler's .. Death ol a s-1emw.· but Rex Hurisoo woo lor •Anne
ol a Thousand Days. .. N« did Ethel Merman win in 1960
lor "'Gypsy .. -Mary Martin won fw lbe ~ oE Music. ..
lo urto: Danoy Ka,-e W111 lbrriogin IUchanfRodgss· mo-
sical -rwo by Two.· Not only did he not win-M WlllD't
e¥eo flOlfdatded (Hal Linden woo for lbe Jlod-hi1cV).
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F08 NAT AUE COU, Ntll lOng Cole·• daughter wm ... ,.. 1nt awme .. rou had • 1 ...• fad.er?
-B.C.,lleetieJ, W.Va.
• Wlaa my ~ gave a pirty aod the guests included
Debbie Reynolds. Biiiy F.cbtine. Pearl Bailey, Dub Elting-
-md hosts oE others. I wondered why such important
people woUl be viliting us. Then when I saw Barry .Bela-
lomie (my idol) · • in our pool, J got to thinlcing.
-Well. if my 1D01D ~bow such famous people. then
I pell they mmt be famous too ...
ftM •AJUIY NEWJIAN, .uu of •peeroa/Jr
As a • .. ilic9at(' bw • 'w, me,.. f• • apialt Womea's
IAt-M. P., c....I Podm, N.D.
e rm its staunch supporter. I cu•t bear women wbo leave
the home cmly f« cohe klatcJ., Me~Jongg and shopping
aod, when they're hmne, either furiously waw a dust mop
around OI' ehe datter away in the kib:hey. rm aD foe career
wama&. I'D go one step n.ther: rm oot put• by .a woman
who tabs the initiatiYe aod calls a man. Being aggressive
doeml detract from a woma·s femininity.
JIOll AIUCAIL VAN IWltEN
De ,_ P.. ..tYice ID,_. l..a,?-S. P., Me::lfcwd, Ore.
• Other than the DOnDal. ~t~ hinb ... that
f!¥try wife and mother ~ I doo't . I do. But 25 years
ago. as m anniversary gift, I gave my husband a lodcet in
the abape ol a money dip. on wbicli ii engraved '"Money
1sn•t Ewsything. • Inside are miDiatures oE our ICJll. daughter
and me. The mao who~ the locket abd if I wanted
to copyright the idea. I Jeclined. Love cannot be copy-
righted! (Martin aod I have been married SS years.)
POR lllCBAEL LEAICNED, neodter °"-The w.trou•
°W1ly dom ............. }'OUI' --dae list ol stars OD
die -.1 1s dais a ship at womea·s Lih?-J. E. Bester,
a-die Mills, N.C.
e '"Miss• precedin. ooe's maiden name is a tnditioo in the
theater. Because I ~ve a boy's name. our produoen felt it .
WU Del: E I ry to show that MicbaeJ Learned was indeed
the lady oo the screen and not a mistake. I am all for
Women's LaD. but don't particularly feel that Ms, Miss or
Mrs. bas anything to dcl with the important issues.
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uestions lbu Raised
About Hospital Costs:
\\e Kept Digging; Here's What We Found
l
materiaJs have jumped sharply~en
more sharply in fact than hospital pay-
roll expenses. Between 1962 and 1972,
salary costs increased 236 percent,
from $13.l2 per patient day to $44.17.
But other expenses rose a stagering
346 percent, from $6..49 per patient
day to $29. 72.
· Sheer inefficiency has accounted for
a big portion of this increase. Dr. Dean
S. Ammer, a professor of business ad~
mini'itration al North~tem Univer-
sity in Boston, Mass., estimates that
American hospitals could "save $1
billion annually if they implemented
competent inventory and purchasing
controls." For example, the average
hospital keeps $630 worth of wpplics
in Inventory to supply each of its beds.
On the face of it, this may seem like
money well spent. But institutions like
St. Anthony's Hospital in Columbus,
Ohio, manase to provide excellent pa-
tient care with only SSO-per-bcd inven-
tories. The upshot is that such institu-
tions not only .have more cash on hand
for other items, they also have fewer
"In 1972, over 30 percent of them holpitlll8 equipped to do
open-heart.....,, didn't petfonn one operation! Eighty .... ven
percent did fewer than one operation per week. ••. Thlsm•ns
that S30 to MO mlllon worth of facllltles ...m unuMC1 that JW."
By.lollllK.elly
l ast September, FAMILY WEEK.LY
ran an investigative report titled
"Our S 12.S-a-Day Hospitals:
Where Docs An the Money Go?" It
wasn't too surprising that readers' re-
actions were both immediate and
sharp. While a lot of the mail was
complimentary, there were a number
of critical letters as well. Because of
the tremendous importance ol thia sub-
ject, we·ve decided to take a second
look. Here are some of the more tell-
ing points the critics of our previous
report made-and what our further
investigations revealed:
POINT: "You placed loo much
blame on wage-and-salary increases of
hospital employees and not enough on
other costs. These have risen even more
steeply in recent years.••
OUR FINDINGS: True, the oosts of
items like drugs. food, beds and other
4 , FAMILY WEEl<LV. Ai>rH 20. 1975
dollar loaes due to spoilage, theft and
misplaccment of goods.
Purchasing practices also inflate hos-
pital bills. Dr~ Ammer {eels that com-
panies supplying hospitals too often
arc given carte blandle powen. 1'bey
not only tell the hospital purchasing
ageot what should be bouJht, but how
much should be bought, .. he says.
Group purchasing may be one an--
swer. The Chicago Hospital Council
has shown 'how a well-run joint-pur-
chasing program can help memben
cut costs.· Before forming a co-op nine
years ago. the hospitals in this group
were paying about S 14 for a bottle of
100 . ampic;~lin tablet.a. Today, they
pay $3.30 per 100. Similarly, group
purchasing of intravenous solutions by
the 8S member hospitals saved nearly
$3 mill~n in the put three ycan.
POINT: "How can you claim that
the country haa too many hospital
beck, when states like Montana and
Colorado have CTitical bed shortageaT'
OUR FINDINGS: Apin. there is a
good deal of truth in this aucrtion.
Several arus of the country are badly
in need of more beds. But these places
arc the exception, as a new report by
lnlerStudy, a Minneapolis research
ft.rm. demonstrates. lnterStudy esti-
mates that the U.S. has at least 60,000
surplus hOlpital beds at an annual COit
of approximately $I 0,000 per bed to
maintain. But what's worse is that the
report f otind that hospitals arc plan-
ning to spend an estimated $4.S billion
on new facilities next year, evCft though
the number of admissions has been
dropping steadily.
If thjs trend continues, many insti-
tutions may find themselves caught in
a perilous financial crunch. "It's just
possible that we may see a rash of
technical bankruptcies, as falling ad-
missions ma.kc it harder for hospitals
to meet their bank-lo.n payments,"
says one expert. This is why the Ameri-
can Hospital Association (AHA) has
called for a moratorium on the build-
ing of new beds unless their need can
be demonstrated beyond any doubt.
POINT: "In many large cities with
congested traffic conditions, it is essen-
tial that a certain number of hospitals
have facilities like intensiv~rdiac
care units, even though this may seem
like duplication."
OUR FINDINGS: Duplication is un-
economic and leads to the practice of
bad medicine. This may sound harsh,
but the statistics compiled by Dr. Elton
Rayack, a professor of economics at
the Univcraity of Rhode Island, dem-
onstrate what we mean. In 1972, over
30 percent of the 777 hospitals
equipped to do open-heart surgery
didn't per/urm one op~ration! Eighty-
aeveo percent did fewer than one op-
eration per week. Translated into dol-
lan and cents, this means that $30 to
$40 minion worth of facilities went
unused that year. But even more dis.-
tressing. the death rate in the low-
usage institutiona was far higher than
in the hospitals that performed the
surgery frequently. ·
John C. Donaher, executive vice
president of the Medical Center Corp.,
which represents six Detroit hospitals,
thinks his organization has shown how
banding tosether CJn save institutions
sizable sums. "Each of our member
hospitals either currently is or will
specializ.e in a particular service. For
eumple. one handles all pedfatric pa·
1tients. one ii responsible for obstetri~
and infectious diseases, another tak~
neurosurgery cases." The possibilities
for savings are tremendous. And the
opportunity for improving patient care
is even greater. For unlike the under-
utilized high-mortality cardiac units
cited by Dr. Rayack, uch of the teams
in these busy units has plenty of chance
to practice its specialty. ·
POINT: Perhaps the most touching
and unusual letter came from Carol
Allison, a nurse at tiny 20-bed Mclean
Hospital in McLean, Texas. "La.st
year," she wrote. "we spent approxi-
mately c20.ooo in order to keep our
certification to treat Medicare patients.
Now. we have just received a letter
from the Medicare offic~ in Baltimore
informing us that our provider agree-
ment has been terminated."
OUR F1NDING8: To. the layman
this may not sound catastrophic. Bu\
Medkare money is a major source of
revenue for mOll hospitals. In fiscal
1974. for example. $7.8 billion in such
funds flowed into the hoapitals. and
this year the figure is expected to rise
to $9.7 billion. To lose Medicare cer·
tification is a major financial disaster.
What makes McLean's situation par·
ticularly tragic is that the large urban
hospitala that can easily meet the pro-
sram 's tteaOnent and facility standards
have been able to tum Medicare into
a money machine-primarily because
Medicare has no effeetivc cost-moni·
toring mechanism.
Thus, in the three years prior to
Medicare's passage ( 1963·65) hospi·
tat coos increased at a judicious five
to six percent annual pace. But in the
three yean after it went into effect.
rates jumped an average of 15 lo 20
percent each year.
Hopefully, this is goins to stop. The
Department of Health, Education. and
Welfare, whiCh administers Medicare
and Medicaid, has begun to add cost-
revicw mechanisms to both programs.
The AHA's touah new attitude toward
hospital buikliQ& and Blue Cross's re-
cent decision to impose financial pen-
alties on those hospitals that perform
inefficiently also hold promise for the
future. rn short, it looks as though the
brakes are ftnally going to be fMI
applied to hospital costs. liAlJI
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TRUE OR FALSE?
· 1. MOit people bdieu ~t suc:cea or
failure depaMtl more oo effort than on
&uct.
2. The aupentition that baa tbe atroaaat
1tolc1 OD poople is fhat lt -.. beiJ luet to
walk under a ladder.
S. People of ru,ber educatioo and in·
tdliseoce teod to take a dim view of
such beliefs u PSP, dairvoyance. de.
4. People today have lea faith in OocL
5. People's beliefs about their lucky
numba-<>r color-are atroaaJy inftu·
eoc:ed by what paycbologiltl term the
"blue seven pheaommoo."
I. Almost half ol the people in the U.S.
believe there are people---oot too diftor-
eot from ua-living on other planeb.
ANSWERS
1. Tnu-u ab.own by Univenity of
California studies of the attitudes and
beliefs of hundreds of men and women
from various IOCial backpouodl. MOit
rated effort u the moll important inare-
d.ient in detennioina succ:aa or failure.
Luck was accorded the lowest ratina·
2. Tru-accordina to the findings of a
univenity study that surveyed a emu
section of men and women. 1be belief
in the efficacy of .. knocking on wood"
. lly ....... Giii•-. #f" A\ .
Belief In the --unknown":
People Quiz.
How \le ThlnJi·I
~~;;;f··
were no a.ipificant cbanaa in tbe pro-
' portiom of people who said they gov-
erned their everyday deciaiona by 'what
Ood would want me to do.'"
True or F .... : The supe.ntition
that bas the strongest hold OD
pcq>lc is that it is bad luck to walk
under a ladder. (S« number 2)
ranted a dole MCOnd. Other b.iab--rank·
ing aupentitiom included "black cat
croaina path" and ''breUina a mir-
ror." Surpriainafy, the centuries-Old be-
lief that spilled ult is a f oreNnoer of bid
luct ranked dole to the bottom of the
list. It should be noted that the subjects'
amount of education wu not neceuarity
a factor in lessening aupentitioua belie&.
For example, the inveatipton cite the
cue of .. a psycboanalyst with 23 yean
of formal education who indicated that
11 of the 24 lilted supentitiom bad a
partial inftueoce on him.•• The investi·
pton augest that .. particularly in cur-
rent ti.ma, the 1a11e of coob'ol inherent
in aupentitious belief and practice Jw
a therapeutic value in reducing anxiety."
I. Falu. Stuclia OD in the
IUpelDAtural, conducted by inveltipton
at three Jeadina univenitia, have ahown
that neither education nor a higher·
than-&venae intelliaeoce Jw a marked
effect on belief in the aupernatural. A
further finding: Women u a whole were
more favorably disposed toward such
beliefs than men.
4. Fa&e. A team of University of Michi-
pn sociologiata showed that despite a
aipiftcant decrease in church attend-
ance aver the laat decade, the large ma-
jority of respoodenta-better than nine
out oft~ they believed in God.
A decreaaioa nwnber. however, aaid
they believed io life after death. The in·
veatigaton also reported that ""lbere
I. Tn1e. Sbldim comluc:ted at Florida
'9blle1:Juiuua1ty Auwel1hat~~
pie arc questioned aa to their favorite--
or lucty-aumber, NYat ii the one
moll frequently indicated The same in-
terating ftodin1 ..,p1ia to the color
blMe. J.nvcstiptiom of the "blue teVen
phenomenon" have boeo made on bun~
dreda of subjects at other universities
with similar raulta. Just why this should
be is hard to explain, but lludiel ahow
that even children favor blMe and 1even.
I. Trw-according to a nationwide sur-
vey of men and women from various
walb of life, which showed that 46 per·
cent felt certain that other planets were
peopled by crutures bearina some re
semblance to ua. lbirty-eiaht percent.
didn't believe there wu much of any-
thing up there but aty and alari, and
16 percent couJdn't make up their minds
about the population of the planets. An
intereatin& sidelight: lbe aurvey showed
there were almost twice u many be·
lieven amona the college educated as-
among thoee with only a rJlll
grade-school education. '6111
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Hurry in to your participating GE
dealers from March 1 thtOUgh
May 18, 1975, buy the specially
marked appliances you've been
wanting to own -and get cash
rebates straight from GE.
Don't miss this opportunity to save a fistful of
dollars during GE's spectacular Factory Rebate Daysi
Get a $5 rebate on a GE T9S Toast-A-Oven"' Toaster,
$5 on M45 or M46 GE Variable Speed Mixers. $3 on a
Superblow"' Hair Care Center. $3 on a Heated Shave
Cream Dispenser. $3 on a GE Self-cleaning Surge of
Steam Iron. $2 on a GE Stainless-Steel Immersible
Coffeemaker. $2 on a GE Power-Pref' Pistol Hair Dryer.
$2 on a GE Chronotef"' Digital Clock.
Cash rebates straight from the factory on these and
30 more of some of GE's moat popular appliances!
Just buy the specialty marked GE appti•ioes you've
been wanting. send us proof of purchase. and we'll send~ your cash rebate. But don't wait. The GE
Factory Rebate Days promotion runs from March 1
through May 18.
GENERAL-ELECTRIC
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WemM"ll'• ll'•atllnt Miter
Athe price of food riles. en-
thusiasm for growing
one's own rises too. If you
plan to beat the high cost ol food
by raising vegetables. then ~
grecnhoutc can give you a head
start on the growing season.
A backyard ve&etable garden
is hardly a new idea. During
World War II. some JS to 40 mil-
lion people had Victory gardens
that provided families witll fresh
fruits and vegdables during the
harvest months and canned food
for the rest of the year.
But if you've never bad a gar-
den, do 5ome homework before
you buy seed or decide what and
how much to put in. You can get
valuable infonnation from your
local agricultural extension ser-
vice, from library books on home
gardening or from inexpensive
booklets from the federal gov-
ernment: "Growing Vegetables
in the Home Garden" (8~) and
"Minigardens for Vegetables"
( 30f). Both are available from
Consumer Information, Depart-
ment 6, Pueblo, Colo. 81009.
According to one gardening
expert. people tend to make sev-
eral mistakes when starting a
home garden. They spend too
much money getting equipped.
And they buy too much seed. Ifs
not necessary to spend more t.han
$1 0 on seed at most.
If you don't have enough
tillable land, you could help orga-
nize a community garden. A non-
profit organization called "Gar-
dens for All.'' P.O. Box 2302.
Contin1Ud
Today the cost of feeding a family is high-and the cost of a new
home is often prohibitive. In this section we suggest economical
ways to grow your own produce and rethink the design and
· function of your Interiors to give you more living space!
Infladon-Fightlng
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Ideas for Indoors and Outdoors
Counlry KHchen, Circa 1975.
To create this modem cQWrtry ... cltchen setting,
we started with bright-colored wall paint, then put
down a GAF cushioned sheltt-vtnyt ftooring pattern
that has an uncanny re.mblance to hand-pai"*
Delft tile. (It'• the foam-bracbd, "no-wax" kind.)
Then-a new use for the leftOYef floorlng: as the
bright backaplaeh and lambrequln around the sink
window, simply applied with floor-bond adhesiw.
An attractive decorator touch wa canted out
with Kirsch shelving for storage of Copco cook-
ware. baskets of flowers and Block china.
Trestle table by Ethan Allen. Major appliances by
Ge~al Electric. Room designed by Abbey Darer.
A Greenhouse Fann~
This economlcal, energy-saving greenhouse Is
constructed of double-walled clur acrylic ~astlc
reinforced with ahatterprOQf flbef glass. The
translucent panels are permanently bonded to a
supporting aluminum frame. Because of the
thermal walls, only minimal hating with no
special wiring Is required In colder climates. The
greenhouse comes In a kit with easy-to-assemble
directions and does not need a special foundation.
Approximate cost fOf' freestanding model (8'x8'),
about $700; a leanrto model (5 ~ 'x8'), about $500.
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LVERIN 18 DOING ABOUT
NB.
Boots that don't fit They can make a day
on the jpb seem like a week.
That's why Wolverine• is making more
Durables in more sizes than ever before. So
more people can get an exact fit And real
comfort.
In fact, we make 61 sizes of Wolverine•
Durables. In 13 lengths. And 6 widths.
And we make them out of some of the
best materials available.
Soles and heels that are hard-wearing,
skid resistant and oil-proof. Uppers that are
water and acid-resistant Yet light and flex-
ible enough to feel great on your feet
Comfort is what Wolverine• Durables
are all about And if we can make your job a.
little easier, that's nice too.
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For~ nearest Wolverine9dealer~ calJ thjs special toll free number anytime:
800-243-6100 (in Connecticut call 1-8()().882-6500).
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available on .how to organize and operate a
succeaaf ul community-garden project. You can
write for their SI bookld ••.eeginners G uide
to Growing a Lot of Vegetables." Hundreds
of community-garden groups have been or-
ganized-using municipal parks, vacant lots,
church property or industrial land. A commu-
nity garden begun in 1971 on land donated by
the University or Michigan at Ann Arbcx now
involves more than 2.000 families in that city.
Growing Under GI-. The advantage or a
greenhouse is that it allows you to garden aJI
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year long. Greenhouses come in an amazing
variety of sizes, shapes and materials, many in
assembJe-tt-younelf form, others requiring
professional construction.
Framing materials ~ usually aluminum or
redwood, each with it.s advocates. Panes are
usually glass.. fiber glass or a choice of plastic
film. Glass is traditional, but it is expensive
and can break. Fiber glass is strong. even hail-
proof, and comes in large lightweight sheets.
Jn order to operate a greenhouse effectively.
the ma.in accesaory needed is a heater and a
simple ventilation system to get rid of hot air,
or your vegetables will virtually "cook."
The space and location you have available
for a greenhouse determine the size and style
you choose. Should it be a freestanding or a
lean-to model? For b:alancc of light, a free-
FAMILY WEEKLY, Apfil 20, 117& • I
atandina one ought to be on a nortlHouth axis.
Aa Iona as your greenhouse isn't glUs, you
can put it under tall trees that lose their leaves
in winter. A lean-to ouaht to have a southern
exposure in order to gd the moat winter sun,
with the venta toward prevailing winds.
The easily assembled greenhouse shown,
called the .. Vegetable Factory," can produce
650 poOnda of vegetables annually. based on
an independent laboratory ~port, at an aver-
age COit of 19f a pound including all operating
coats. A lean-to model can produce tomatoes
al a COit of only 6f a pound!
Savinp are paramount in the battle apinst
high food costs, but whether you produce a
bumper crop or just enough for your family's
needs. prdening at home will provide the re-
ward and delight of "growing your own thing... Continu~d
Did JOU know that cutting grass with a Homellte
riding •• ..,....
can acl11aRJ prevent baldr.ess?
• OIAwy , ... .....-n
CMIClllp,_..lmwn.
If the earth were perfectly Oat, any riding bushel gnm catcher, 1000 lb. capacity dlllllp cart
mower would be perfectly fine. Unfortunately, and a lawn roller.
lawns have their ups and downs. And thats where Should the need for servi~ arise, we back
most riding mowers run into trouble. up our dealers with more factory servire branches
Their mower decks are attached to the than any other riding mower company. And that
ctumis. which gives them absolutely no give. does away ~th long waits for parts or serv~
When they run into a bump or incline, they level which oould cause your lawn to lose its looks. •
it. Leaving your lawn with a bald spot. ---
Homelite riding mowers are de-
signed to preYCOt this. The mower
deck is attached to the front suspen·
sion. As the wheels glide over a high
spot, the deck glides over it too. Leav-
ing your lawn manicured instead of
scalped.
In addition, the cutting blades
are reinforced with rigid ~eel to keep
the ends from sagging. So your lawn
always looks even instead of odd
And oot only are Homelite rid-
ing mowers~ on your lawn, they're
easy on you too.
They have practically effo~
steering. Full plush seats that are full)'
adjustable. And , electric starting JS
standard on our deluxe 8 hp. model.
(Optional on 5 hp.)
To ease your lot even further,
optional acce~ries include: a S-
..,_.ite. • ~ diWion. l'l:>n a-er. N.Y. IOS7l.
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w~ Leisure Ensembles
FASHIONS WITH THAT EXPENSIVE LOOK,
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standaway neckline, front allts and perky Ing needed. Button-front culotte makes the
bows. Wh ile pants with Turquoise, Pink or rounds all day, hides beneath a graceful
Lilac top. Slzn: 10 lo 11, St.ti, 14~ to skirt for nights. Colors: Lilac or Blue. Slz":
22~, just $10.91. 12 to 20, 110.H, 14~ to 24~, $11.11.
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Gardening and kids go together. And parents
can be the impetus to get them started!
A I most eve ry department or
dime store today has a garden
center. Let your child browse
through it with you. It's a great oppor-
tunity for kids to learn about many of
the most commonly grown houseplants.
Or make a special trip to a big nunery
or botanical garden, asking questions
about the names and care of the plants
that are the most appealing.
Start your child growing plants in-
doors. Select a spot where basic garden-
ing tools are kept (a table near a
windowsill, for example) so that when
the desire to garden hits, it can be trans-
lated into action quickly.
Children can't go too wrong in car-
ing for their plants if they follow some
general rules:
• Don't overdo watering. Empty any
excess from saucers.
• During blooming times, all-purpose
plant food should be fed at thrcc-
week intervals, diluted to the proper
concentration indicated on the label.
• Flowering plants need wnlight and
do better in south windows; foliage
plants will receive enough light. but
not direct sun (which they don't
need), in a north-window setting.
• A void drafts or overheating (from a
too-near radiator).
Getting children in touch with na-
ture will teach them patience, give them
a sense of accomplishmenl, and may
just start a lifetime avocation.
Books recommended on the subject:
.. Growing Up Green,'' by Alice Skelscy
and Gloria Huckaby (Workman Pub-
lishing Co.), and "A Child's Garden"
(available by sending 50<' for postage
and handling to: Chevron Chemical
Co .. Ortho Division, Dept. F.W .. Box
3744, Sa., Fnncisco, Calif. 9411 9).
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What's the Home
Gardener'• Favorite
Vegetable? ~ --~ ~~~. ~ -. According to a recent Gallup survey, ers. Runners-up are string beans (63
here are the most preferred vegetables percent), onions (59 percent), cuc.um-
grown by amateur home gardeners: To-bera (58 percent), radishes (51 percent)
matoes are the overwhelming favorite, and lettuce (50 percent). Least popular
grown by 92 perc.ent of all home garden-are Brussels sprouts (seven percent).
to • FAMILY WEEKLY, Aprll 20. 1975
Continu~d on page 1-1
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
ThlsSmaD
Hoose Had Big
Problems
(Jtett•s How \\e Solmd 'Ihml)
Whea money ia tiaht. imagination must tate over. The ownen
of tbia house, a retired couple, live on a fixed income. Their chil-
~n visit them and they love to entertain, so they•ve had to
think through the function of every room, mak.ina each do
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double duty.
They turned a· second bedroom into a
atudy for the husband and put a deep aof a
in the porch room for their visiting family.
A sinale color scheme waa used
throuahout to ~te the rooms, de-
ligned by Elroy Edson. Neutrala-browm
and beiaes. primarily-were cbOleo so
the rooms wouJd loot lupr. By bepi111
to ooe family of colon, furniture can be
brouaht from one room to another when
l!:::=---===~--==.i company comc:a without Jivina a make-
shift appearance.
The couple alao chanaed the entrance to the house by dosing
off the front door. This gives much-needed wall space in the
Jiving room. formerly juat a traffic lane-. NoW, everyone enten
throuah the porch, which leads riabt into the kitchen.
Modem f umiture and modem materials were cboeen became
they're uauall]. eaier to care for--&1i1 furniture, Hera.don
carpetina, Birge acrubbable wall coverinp---u important ooo-
sideration for this couple.
Punchy WaUpaper Md .. lllxable" Chairs.
Since the kitchen IMda dfrecUy lntO the IMng room, It ...
Important for the two to blend. The ch.n. for.......,.., CM be
moved kdo the living room when company comes. The py floral
wellpapw and coordlnlde for the celling were choeer1 to
counterp<Mnt white caiblneta and appfl8nc:ee.
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A ndlmor becofw decoratlft end
fUncUoMI When It fonM a unit ttM1t
~ .. bOlfl. WCHtr eurf9Ce and.,...
ctlblnet. The 8llCtlonaJ tume a comer.
but It could, In another..,_., be a con-
ventlonet 8CMnch IOfa. Patterned wall
cowertng ....... .......... w ........... c.peetng .. •l•cted to en..,,._ the lfnall apece Md gtve the
room a ,_,Ing cf fwcury.
Porell f'.locMn Now 0.IM-Purpo•• Cr•• More ..........
Just inlkie the entrance to the houN, the lleep IClfa le opened. wNle the t < ,, t
the porch room Ml been redone to patterned carpet ._ choMn for tta
function • a famlty room or bedroom lblllty to hide trackecMn dirt. Wall
for ovemtgtrt QUMla. The wicker chair cOW91'fng and IOfa .,.. In the ume IOft
and coffM ttlble .. eaeMy moved When land color, de96gned to Uf"'Y the room.
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Available at these
fine stores:
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CALIFORNIA (SOUTH) _.....
Ken Crane's Mapa-City, 915 S. £udid Jus Sparks Car,ets & Dra11es,
1023 N. Maanella
AJuu Rancho Sound, Inc., !32 E. Alosta
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Ktn Crane's Magna-City, 8550 Beach
l urblM Beauty Kiss Carpets & Drapes,
541 N. San Fernando Lumber City, 3221 W. M11noll1
C..t1b1d Claudia's Custom Craib, 3'° Oak
CanM
ll Ntwman Co., 23321 S. Avalon
CtvlN Sawyer furniture Co., 125 S. Citrus
8•WMY All American Home Ctr., 7201 E. Firestone
[I C••e Imperial Stores, 525 Main
Imperial Stores, 355 Olive Imperial Stores, 945 H. Imperial
E mot1l1 B & o floor Coverlnas. 4715 Peck
[sce~ldl h cond1do or,pery Studio, 460 N. Elm
r.a llroff Stod Guys Home Ctr., 640 S. Main .....
Stereo Hi·fi Ctr., 13996 S. Crenshaw
••ll•Grln V1nco Sales, 12605 l each .......
Cooptr's, 2065 Vtrdl10 ~briers Interior Oqns, 3535 N. Verdu&o Marconi Radio, 239 N. Ctntlal
Radio l.Jb, 806 S. Central
H.lllteldlHtiPb Manninl's lnteiiors, 2110 Hacienda
Hi ..... Cordonia's l111tftcn. 12627 S. Hawthorne Ken Cran .. s Maru-Clty, 15442 Hlwthofne
Dahnken of lht South 811, 12929 Hawthorne ...........
Arnold's, 1220 Hermosa .... Ritt T.V. & AppliallCt, 82-001 Hwy. lll ......... K•n Crane's Maicna-City, 979 S. LaBru
LalleWllll c.... __,,
Ken Crane's Maana·City, 4949 Graywood
~ey~7S Lona Bach
John's House or furniture, 4a E. Second Wall Units, Inc.. 2191 u klWOOd
Lia ..... Cooper's, 3033 Sepulveda
Coope(s, 4650 West Pico Ken Crane's Maana-City, 5345 Crenshaw
Div•rsilled Discount Swvict, 4864 Santa Monlcl l•rald's Hardware, 72IO W. Mandlester ..........
Wall UnJV, Inc., 19420 Nordhoff ....... Teblas Ontario furniture, 635 N. £uclid
~its, Inc., 1407 L Katella
=lity House. 563 S. Fair Oaks ,......
Drape-Ritt or California, 1'2 Pomona Mall E . ........... Jim Bosco Interiors, 221 Avenida Del Norte
Redondo furnitint,
219 Awtm11 l-RiY•la Villaae ........... Henshey's, 402 S1nta Monica
T•n•t Ken Crane's MpCltyJ 23030 Hlwthornt tnttfiof Specialties, 317!> Pldftc Coast Hwy.
Ted Ric~ds furniture, 23aS5 Hlwthorne :n OICOl'atofs, 161 N. 2nd Tapes U111ittd, 9S9 W. foothill
W•t LM AllMt . Ken Crane's Macu-City, 11531 Sant• Monica
Wall Units, Inc., 12211 Saata Monica
NEVADA
Las YllH Corb's H1ndyman, 1510 S. Main
Eastern Hardware, 5115 S. Industrial .....
llreuntr'si4015 S. Vlf&inia _.en.
Oeylon's furniture, Lake Tahoe
on this fine Kirsch shelving.
For a limited time only.
Furniture you assemble yourself ... in minutes!
No tools. No glue. No finishing. Just twist
Ki rsch Cranmere9 components together to
make a table, bookcase or compact stereo
center. Exclusive Ring-Lock8 design assures
stability. Stain-resistan t, viny l -lami nated
finish-in walnut, southern pecan or Spanish
oak. Shown are three arrangements -you
ca n make dozens of others from Cranmere
components .
Please take-this coupon to your dealer.
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Kirsch Dealer Coupon
2 5 3 Off on pul'CNse of Kinch frttsbncling Cnn-
mere sh~lng. This coupon Is redeemable at any participati ng
Kirsch Cranmere shelving dealer. (See listing on this page.) He Is
authorized to allow you 25% off the manufacturer's suggested
retail p rice when you purchase Cranmere components. Customer
must pay ~les tax. This offer void where prohibited, taxed or re-
~lricted by law. Cash value l/2CH. Coupon expires May 23, 1975.
Kirsch Company, Sturgis, Mi chigan 49091. ·
Ganlenhtg .. Finds": .)'1:J l()il •~
Continued
A Buyer's Guide for Am~teur
·--Green Thumbs"
Unique, one-of-Hdnd
. ltema thllt either help JOU
'ma ..... the flM wt of
growing thlnga or at IMet
keep JOU organized whfle ·
you do yow puttering ..
pr-nled In this roundup.
Take your choice!
Tool Hang-up
A gardener's shelf-encMool or-
ganizer from Rubbermaid hokts
supplies and aeperates garden
tools.In a minimum of space.
Three long-handled yard tools
hang from vinyl-covered retainer
hooks and specially designed
holds. A sturdy shelf holds small
cans and boxes as wetl as hand
tools. The easy-to-install unit
retails for $2.29.
Water Meter
A unique moisture-monitoring
meter tells you Instantly whether
you're killing your plants wtth
kindness by overwaterlng or
whether you're drying them out.
It's a simple mechanism, con-
sisting of a corroelon-resistant
p~obe that's Inserted deep Into
the soil. A tiny amount of elec-
trical energy will be generated
ti e FAMIL 'I' WEE Kl 'I'. Apnl 20. 1976
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FASTER, BEi IER,
CHEAPER II
WmtAN
Whether you're puttina up eeillnc tile . . . t.ckinc down
wuthefsttlppinc . . . installinc insutation . • . re-uphol·
sterinc a chair . . . repeirint a screen . . . CCMlfil'll a
comice ... seeurinc an antenna wire-theft's no tater,
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with a one-Nnd ~ted Arrow automatic st.epte sun.
Just position sun. ~ze handle and presto .•• staple
Is driven into exact spot desired in l /lOth tM Ume it
takes to hammer 1 nail! Your other hand is always free
to hold material in pa.te fof 1 nut, profes&ioMI job!
by the moisture, giving you a
precise numerical reading. A
detailed Instruction booklet Is
Included with a listing of the
correct meter readings for each
plant. Called Sav-a-Plant. Its
retail price Is $15. lnqulriff
may be sent to: Downe
Merchandising, 641 Lexington
Ave., New Yori<, N.Y. 10022.
Collector'• It.,,
Whether you're a window-box
tlller or gentleman farmer, you'll
have use for thla lngeniou.s clock.
It not only tells the correct time
-but also the length of the
growing season in an area,
phases of the moon, Ume of the
year, date of the first frost and
Build. Window
GreenhouM
If you can aaw a piece of wOod
and use a staple gun, you
ahould have no trouble con-
atructlng this window unit.
Materlata consist of ~ .. exterior
plyWood, gtHnhouae plastic
and .. • aluminum rod. The tools
requited are a ataple gun, a
saber saw and a hamm•. The
complete plans can be obtaJned
by ..,ding $1 to "GreenhoUse,"
FAMILY WEEKLY,
641 LMlngton Avenue,
New Y<!k, N. Y. 10022.
Batik• Gardener'•
Apron
Buy a cOt1ventlonal butcher's
apron (avallable at uniform sup·
ply stores). Turn up the at ready
finished hem about MVen
inches, then stitch vertically to
create pockets. You add the
design with a simplified adapta-
tion of the ancient Indonesian
art of batik. It works like thia:
Melt several candlee In a double
boiler. Using an artist's brush,
draw your design on the apron
with the melted candle wax.
Dip the garment In your choice
of dye color, dissolved In
lukewarm t.qp,,water. Only the
no'l·waxed areas will take the
dye, while the waxed portions
remain their original color. Wax
ia then easily removed by dry
10leanlng, revealing the pattern.
1=or a free Instruction sheet on
this euy batik dye technique.
write to: RIT, Dept. F.W .. P.O.
Box 307, Coventry, Conn. 06238.
date of the laat frost. Its e~tric
movement Is housed In a hand-
JUbbed walnut case with an
antlque design. The Planter's
Clock can be ordered by mail, at
a cost of $45 Pfus $3.59 for
postage. Send check or money
order to Publlaher'a Gitt Shop,
Dept. 103, 4500 N.W. 135th fJ111
Street, Miami, Ra. 33068. Ill.I·• "
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to remove excess wax -wlU. AURO
EM °'*· Wlletl llClllS wa is .-. p111t and itdl flf "bfitil" Is pe. Get auro-tu .... "&ritis."
Star~ CJtat
Beautiful Lee Meriwether:
'•Sttn dtist a
Tomboy at Heart"
t ee Meriwether, ltill beau-
tiful 20 yean after abe bo-
cune Miu America, and
·now Buddy &.eo'a ••iatant in
.. Barnaby 1ooea," wu one hour
late when tbe joined me for
lancb in Loi Aaaelea' plush
Scandia ra&llUraDt. "Somebody
stole the battery out of my car,
ao I bad to borrow a VW from
a trieod." abe explained.
FAllLY W!l!KLY: You Jook
and ad 10 ladylike, yet 1 under-
stand you were quite a tomboy
when you were a girl. & that
true?
LEE: I~ be oo the boys'
basketball football tea.ml
when I •. My friend Janet
was on football team too.
She could .nm faster than all
tbe boya.
FW: wt.at kind of spo11a do
you play today?
L&: I don't play many apona, ·.
but I atilJ bave the reputation .
of. beina a tomboy. For iD-
atance, when my dau1bter'1
Scout troop doea somethin1
girliah. they uk one of the other
moma. When they ao c:ampin1 ·
in the wooda, rm lllked to put
00 hitina boob and hit the trail.
FW: In what odter way Mn
you a tomboy?
LEE: I wa JS when I wr<M to
J. Edpr Hoover and ubd him
to let me become a 0-cnan.
FW: 0-man?
liE: WeU-0 -womao. He
wrote back and said that at the
time they weren't hirina any
G-womeo, but when I grew up
there were other opportunities
to join the Fcdual Bureau of
lnveatiption. Like doing aecre--
tarial work. [Orinnina] A typi-
cal male-cbauvin..iat attitude.
FW: Why did you want to be-
coroe a G-woman in the ftnt
place?
LEE! Lootina back at it. I think
basically because I alwaya
wanted to be an actraa. You
see, rd .eeo a lot of films in
which women pJayed secret
qenta. They were always bid-
ing behind ,aome UIUD1ed idcn-
tity-«n1bbina noon. waitin1
ti • FAMILY WEEKLY, AIN11 IO. tf15
on tablea. driviaa cabe. I aaw
iiaysclf ac:tina out aucb rola.
FW: Did you ever meet
Hoover?
I.II': Yea. About a year after I
aot married [to ac:aor Prank
Aleuer], we wCDt on a tour of
Wllllingtoo. A airl friend ol
mine who worbd for the FBI
abowed U1 around and intro-
duced us to 1. Edpr Hoener.
I &old bim I waa the aid who
had wanted. to join tbe Pat ..
a teenqer.
FW: What did he uy?
I.EE: He turned to Prank and
I 0
i
Mr. Hoover.
FW: Who were your bcroa
when you were litfJe?
LE!: I IUCll a lot of women
become aclraaes becaUIC U
tida they admired aome pretty
lady on the screen. My heroes
were the cowboy atan. The
movies I libel bat were the
ODel with the lllOll action and"
no Prta. I still Iona to play in
a Western where l act to ride
a·bone at brabeck apced and
shoot a IUD·
FW: You live in an area of Loi
Artaeia that WU h1t heavily by
.. , .. m 1ong to plaJ In a WMtan....,.
I get to ride a ....... at bNMneck epi11d and
llloot • gun."
aaid, "Your pin is our bl."
Tben he took UI to a ahoolina
pllery and let UI try out aome
gum.
FW: How did you make out?
LIE: Not too well. I did much
better 1aat year when Buddy
[Buddy Eblen] and I were in-
vited lo graduation eurcila n
the Police Academy. They took
us to the police range where I
did really well. Maybe became
I wu lesa nervoua than with
the eartbquate a few years aao-
How did you mate out?
LEE: Not too well. But it could
have been wonc. We l~t a
dtimney, and when it fell down
it hit a beam that ran throu&h
the livina room. And the P '
rap split open. ) alao lolt •
lot of c:ryataJ and china, and
all of the walla of the house
were cracked. Come Ja.. think
of it. it waa gbaatly. ~
FW: How did you react when
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By Elizabeth Evans ·
A 90nmment naUna in July of
1974 lw extendfd food stamp
oonrqe to 20,000,000 new A-
mericana. But to date, more than
I S,000,000 of theee newly eliaible dti-
zena hne not claimed their benefits. Why?
Obrioualy. moat of tbete people are
not awve of tbil new ruliq. Othen
think that elillbWty it beled OD P09I in-
come. But ill rality, ft1UDetOUI deduc-
tions loweriq your sroa income are uted
to rspre food stamp eliaibility. And rin-
ally, thomanda of people who know they
are eliaible are too emtm.ed to claim
their benefit&.
The embaruament IUn'OUndin& food
st1JDp1 and the old fashioned notion that
you must be on welfare to participate are
quickly becomina a thina of the past.
. A D'ecember 20, t 974, Wall Street
Journal artide reported that more and
moromiddle and upper middle class work-
ina families are uaina food 1tamp1. Donna
Marie of 4445 11th Street NW. Clnton,
Ohio, sums up the feelinp of hundreds
of thousand• of working American faini-
lies who now ue food at.amps, ••1 saw
my nei&bbor eatin1 steaks and ulin1 the
money she saved to buy a few luxuries.
Then I thousht of all the taxes I'd paid.
ft struck me how lilly it wu not to t.ake
advantqc of somethina I'd already paid
for. I now, ue food stamps to serve nu-
tritional and delicious meals for my fand-
ly. To me it it no different than a tax re-
bate propam.. ..
No Risk Report: The problem of peo-
ple not knowina if they an eligible bas
been eliminated with the recent publica·
lion or the public information report,
1-97S food Stamo Quallfication Guide.
This report ii beint lNlde available on a
no risk buis. ,BY orderina the report. you
can qwickly determine ln the privacy of
your home il you qualify and fqr what
.
amount. If you don't qualify, you may
return the book. You'll receive a full
refund-no questions asked.
Eye Opening Facts: Here are some
little known facta reprdin; the food
stamp propam. Did you know that:
•Worken who are layed off or on strike
can collect food stamps.
•In 101De states, you can tet your food
stamps thro~ the mail.
•Hundttieh of thmlsandl of lenior citi-
zens are elicible.
The dderty can we food stamps to pay
for home dd.iYered meab-on-wbeeb and
for IJ'OUP meals for the elderly.
Worlcina families with sro• incomes
• hi&h as S 16,000 a year can qualify for
food stamps.
• Food stamps are med just like cub.
There are no forms.to f"ilJ out at the sro-
cery check-out counter.
• Food stamps are accepted at almost
every grocery store.
•It takes only two weeks to receive
your food swnps after you qualify.
Several people livint in the same house
can all separately receive food stamps.
• 1f you are physically unable to apply
at the food stamp office, you can have
someone dJe apply for you or have the
food stamp office come to your home.
• 1f you move, you can continue to re-
ceive food stamps for a 60 day period
from your old food at.amp area.
•Ir you've recently moved to a new
state, you can immediately apply for food
stamps.
•When your income and resources are
being calculated to see if you qualify.
your house, lot, one car, yo ur penonal
belon,;np and houtehoJd 1oods, cam YU·
UC Of your insurance policy, income pro-
ducing property, and boarders are not
cowrttt as resources.
• When ctlculating your income, money
from a student under 18, irrepilar income
from pan time jobs totating lea than
$30 a month, and money from loam is
1t0t COflnltJd as income.
• If you work and must use a day eve
center or a babysitter, you can deduct
this expeme.
• State and Federal taxes, Social Securi-
,..ity, and union duea a.re deducted from
your income.
Medical fees over $10 a month and tu-
ition and mancbtory education expeMCS
can be deducted from your income.
• Alimony or child support you pay
can be deducted. So can unusual expen-
Jlel due to diusten.
• Rent, mortpge and utilities are deduc-
table by usina a shelter standard formula.
• All information given when you ap-
ply for stamps m.ust be kept strictly con-
fidential.
• You'll be told if you qualify 30 days
after you apply.
• If you_ l"'1 refused food stamps and
feel you'reoeinJ cheated, you have the
right · to a fair hearina appeal. Even if
you•n been refused long ago, you can
still go back for your hearing. And If
the food stamp office made a mi.stake,
you're entitled to all the back food
stamps you should have collected.
• Typical Working Families: Here's
an ex.ample of a typical family that quali-
fies for food stamps. Mr. Seqel grosses
S 192 a week, SI 0,000 a year. Mn. Sea-
gel does not work and has a boy, age S,
and a Sitt, age I 0. Mr. Seqel pays S l SO
per month alimony and child support to
hil previous wife, bas a rent of S 130, $8
for phone, SSO for heat and utilities, S3S
a month for hospital insurance, and
spends SIS a month on allergy medicine.
After making all the necessary deduc-
tioM outlined in the 1975 food Stamp
Qualification Gujde, it was found that the
Sugels would receive SI SO worth of food
stamps for only $1 l J a month. They'd
saved $37 doUan a month. A total or
$444 on groceries for the year.
01•11
What will qualifying for the food stamp
pccpcm.._ to you? 8; J' 11 ..
your inccme, you could dash your food
budtet by 20% to 60%. This would mean
a uvinp of ST20 to $2,400 a year. You
could afford to provide your family with
the most nutritional and healthful foods.
The money you've saved could be placed
in the bank or ueed to buy anything you'd
like. There are no restrictions on what
you do with the money you saved. But,
best of all, you'd be starting your own
pet'lbnal tax rebate program. You will be
gettina back some of the thousands of
dollan you've paid in taxes by takin& ad-
vantage of a government prosram which
you've already paid for.
The 1975 Food Symp Omlifigtion
~ Is written in plain, limple lanauaae.
It will show you step by step how to
fllUfe your Food Stamp income. It will
make sure you're deducting all the ex-
penses you're entitled to. It will also pre-
vent you from addina income which ,,
should not be counted in your total
When you qualify, you'll "told exactly
where to so. who to see, and what to do
in order to start cubing in on your beno-
fits. A sample form is enclosed 10 you
will ~ate no time when you 10 to rall
out the real thin&. All of this ii done in
the privacy of your home. You'll wute
no time huntina down this information,
and you won't ta.Te to spend a cent on gas.
Low Priced Soft Cover EditiC>f\;
As I've said. this public information re-
port is being made available in a special
low price soft COYer edition. To pt yow
report, all you need do is write the words
Food Stamps on the top of a piece of pa-
per along with your name and addrea.
Mail to: THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC
INFORMATION, Government Prosram1
Division, 401 Market Ave., N., Canton,
Ohio 44 702. Be sure to enclote
SJ.00 plus SO¢ postage and handling char-
F S in cash, check, or money order. Make
checks payable to Public Information.
Your report will be rushed to you by
return mail in a plain unmarke<t envelope.
If after reading your report you dis-
cover that you don't qualify, return the
book within 3·weeks. You 'U receive a ruu
refund-no-questions asked.
You could be one of the 1 S,000,000
people misaing out on the benefits you
have coming to you. If you do qualify,
you11 receive a SI 20 to $2400 return on
your $3.SO investment. You can find out
if you quaJify within 3 weeks by malling"
jn your report request today.
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it happened?
LEE: Jn a rather peculiar way. When I woke
up I thought a homicidal maniac was in the
living room throwing everything on the floor.
Then when the bed moved, I thought, "Thank
~-hoaven&-it's_ just an earthquake." I knew it
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was important to keep my head on straight.
I did for a very short while. and then I got mad.
FW:Wbymad?
LEE: Because the girls were f righteoed. I kept
telling them it would last just a little while.
But when it kept going. I started. screaming at
the earthquake to go away! That was good.
FW:Why?
LEE: I was told by a psychiatrist that the only
people who were not afraid of earthquakes
were the inmates of an asylum. Oetting mad,
I was told, was the best thing that could hap-
pen because when you're a.ngry, you don't feel
fear as much.
FW: You· were born on May 27. That makes
you a Gemini. Do you have two personalities?
LEE: Not two: SO. I constantly change to suit
the people around me. I guess that makes me
kind of wishy-washy. On the other hand. that's
why I enjoy acting. Most of all, f want to be
accepted, to be liked.
FW: Did being Mias America help you?
LEE: Without it I wouldn't be in the business.
Oh, maybe I would play a little theater. or
teach, but being Miss America gave me the
attention I needed.
FW: What did your father do?
LEE: He was a liquor. salesman. Both of my
parents worked in the store-my mother dur-
ing the day, my father at night.
FW: Was your father ever held up?
LEE: SeveraJ times, but I'll never forget o ne
time when he really got mad. I was in college
·al the time. cramming for finals. My father
came home at three o'clock. livid with rage.
"Some punk kid robbed me," he said. "This
"I conatantly change to suit the
people •l8und me •••• Most of .,,, I
WMt to be eccepted, to be llked." ~
kid came up and asked me to change five dol-
lars, and when I o~ned the"cash register. out
comes a gun. And he says, 'Okay, Pop, J want
it all.· Imagine-calling me Pop!"
FW: How old was he then?
LEE: He was 46, but he had iron-gray hair.
The boy was finally caught by the father of
one of my girl friends. He was on the vice
squad in San Francisco and one day he ar-
rested a fellow carrying matches with the ini-
tials of my father's store printed on them. He
put two and two together, and that's how the
boy got caught.
FW: Are your parents still alive?
LEE: My father died, but my mother is living
with me and helps me look after the girls.
FW: I understand that you and Frank are no
longer together. Are you divorced?
LEE: No, but we've been living apart for two
years.
FW: How old are your daughters?
LEE: Kyle is 14 and Lesley is 11.
FW: Would you mind if either of them tried
out for Miss America?
LEE: Most certainly not. The scholarship they
might gel is the largest in the world.
FW: It's been 20 years since you were Miss
America. but you still have an excellent figure.
How do you do it?
LEE: I don't believe in diets. I enjoy eating.
But I watch how much I eat. I never have any
sweets and very seldom desserts of any kind.
FW: Do you ever see other Miss Americas?
LEE: Every ten yeus all the Miss Americas
get together. Tiw last time was in 1973, which
also happened to be the lOOth anniversary of
the Atlantic City boardwalk.
FW: Do you think that most of the gi rls are
happy?
LEE: Yes. [Hesitating] ,_
Relatively happy. lil1I
'12 • FAMILY W£EKLY. Aprll 20, 187&
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'"WAlaGAT!R" EGIL KROGH
·-.... '4cowdry ~"?
Cotwlcted orpnlnr of the ''While
Houee ............ , Eglf Krogh talks
about his life in jail : .. My 6rst visit to
the prison dentist found me sitting in
the chair with a fellow inmate exam-
ining my teeth. 'The man happened to
be a narcotics dealer that I had tracked
for two years while working for the
FBI. I 6gured that was it. J was going
to Jose all of my teeth and probably
my head. But the guy just looked at
me And saJd, 'I didn't do my job well
and I ended up here. and I guess you
didn't do yours well either, so you're
here too.'.. Krogh recently chatted
with a writer at a resort in Colorado.
"Contrary to some people's opinions,"
he said, .. federal penitentiaries are not
country clubs. We worked eight to
twelve hours a day keeping a farm and
a herd ol cows. It's not as if you have
'l choice of where you want to be sent."
When the Tony Aw•rde ....,. on
ABC-TV ICfMnl April 20, you'll catch
a glimpse of Broadway's greatest stars,
past and present.
But what about the
people responsible
for the show's pro-
duction? This is the
ninth consecutive
year that Alexan-
der H. Cohen and
h is wife Hildy
Parks have staged Ala CGlllft
the Tony show-he produces it, she
writes all the material. They are one
of the few successful husband-and-
~e show-business teams around. Alex
has a reputation for being a worlchorse
and has an utter disdain for weekends
nnd national holidays; he even sched-
ules meetings on those occuions. He's
invariably 'the last one left in a restau-
rant, and is only aware that the man-
agement wants to call it a night when
the chain are being plied on the tables.
uweJJ, .. says Alex. .. it's better to be
known as the man who cbes restau-
rants than the man who closes shows!"
Alex is also the exeeutive producer of
the U.S. Bicentennial World Theater
Festival.
DATES! 11le Tony Awards will be pre-
sented Sundar. WedrntU, is Secre-
taries Day.
ANNIVERSARIES: A military coup in
Portugal overthrew the dictatorship
one year ago Fttdef.
BIRTHDAYS (all Taurus):.....,__
Lionel Hampton 61; Ryan O'NeaJ 34;
Robert F. Wagner 65; Johnny Tillot-
son 36. llonder-Anthony Quinn 60;
Quttt' Elizabeth II of England 49:
TueedaJ-Eddie Albert 67; Glen
Campbell 40. Wednnditrf-Bemadette
Devlin 28; Shirley Temple Black 47;
Roy Orbison 39. 1"hund8J-Shirley
Macl~ine 41; Barbra Streisand 33.
Fridaf-Ella FitzgeTald 57. S.turdlty
-Carol Burnett 40; Duane F.ddy 47;
Bobby Rydell 32.
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W ILLSON! SHOULD I
KNOW IT ?
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H~'S N~AR~Y ! YOU CAN
SMEELL. HIS CAM P F /Rf.~
l'L..L-GO TI11S WAV1 YOU G-0 THAil IF
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HROUOH TME ''FLASH8AcK• COMPUTER IN THE
T~LEPHONE CENTRAL TRACY. AND UZZ ARE !~?:!J n> THE SOURCE OF RECENT OBSCENE CALLS.
~ AND SINCE iHE COMPl/TER
SMOWED TWO OF THESE
CALL.S EMINATEO FROM
YOUR PMONE, MRS. WELZ.,
WE HAD TO CHECK.
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TMAT CALL WAS
BEING MADE TO A
GIRL FRIEND OF MINE
WHO RECOGNIZED
HIS vorce . -......-
SHE RECOGNIZED
THE VOICE? WHOSE
WAS IT~
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PERMAPS OUR
VISIT IS RATHER
UPSETTING
TO YOU .,
MRS.WELZ?
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THE COMPUTER SHOWS
YOUR P~ONE AS THE
SOURCE OF SOME
OF T~ESE CALLS,
MRS. WELZ.
ESPECIALLY IN
VIEW OF YOUR
CONDITJON.
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MURDER
HAS BEEN
COMMITTED
ANO THE
VICTIM. STILL
NIDENTIFIE
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UNLESS THERE'S
BEEN A MISTAKE,
WE WOULD L IKE
YOU TO EXPLAIN.
I SUPPOSE
YOU SAW THIS
NEWS PHOTO,
MRS. WELZ.
Pl .. , H nd my free decel(t ) to:
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TH~ NEWS PMOTO
AND-l'L.L TELL.
YOU SOMETHINQ
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