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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-05-11 - Orange Coast Pilot1 VOL.68, NO. 131,SSECTIONS, 92 PAGES ' 1 • • p • ... ~ • .. •• ,.fl>'"'-" I••••• • • f "'' '\D.\l Sl'l•:«·t .\I. Without exception, the Orange Cout bicentennial OTguJ2atlons are looking for help. More people. More money. More projects. Plans tor the eelebraUon vary from community to community;· some focus on one major event, others have m any smaJler events in the works. Here's the rundown: SAN CLEMENT-£ already has had a revolution in lhe bicenten· nial committee rankl. Alter the -City Counci l nixed u proposal to' bulld a $10,000 bicentennial budltand In Plaza Park, bicen- tennie.I committee cochairman William Walker resigned. But things are back on track, said. Marie Coleman, new chairman, who described cur· rent plant:. They include the planting of a "living n~g" ol red, whlte a-nd blue flowers on a hillside at Broadmoor Homes, a bicenlennlal theme_ for the Chamber of Commerce Fiesta kickoff party and a .. Landmarks ol Liberty" theme tor' the L;i. Cbristianita parade July 19. San Clemente Junior Woman's Club members are putting on a series ot programs on Americao F1ag traditions, etiquette and the like at elementary sehooli, s.he added. The committee. 1be said, will discuss a proposed Biceqtennial Park, which may tum out to be San Clemente's major project, at a meeting Tuesday. HUNTINGTON BEACH Bicen- ORANGE COUNTY. CALI FORNI A 5UNDAY,MAY11, 1975 t.ennial Cbatirman Dave Garofalo .. describes the city celebration p centered on the July 4 parade both this year and next. But for good measure, the city is planning awarJuly5. The Civil War Association of Southern Calitornia, he said, will stage a battle between blue-and gray-garbed troops in Central Ci- ty Park the day alter the parade. Next Saturday, the city plans to rope ott the downtown area for a two-day city festival on a bicen· tennial theme. The event will (See THIS IS, Page At) TWENTY·FIVE CENT Pendleton RefUgee Calllp Full, Stahle By JACKIE HYMAN OI n.i ~lly f'I'-' 5Uff Saturday. for the first time in the two-week history oC "Little Saigon." no refu gees arrived and none left the Vietqa.mese tent city at Camp PendlCton, now the largest community between San Diego and LOf Angeles. The number of refugees in the camp remained static at 18,732. The figure includes 1.026 Cambo-- diBllJ Who arrived through the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station on Thursday and Friday. They're packed tightly into hUts and tents designed for a c3:pacilY oC 18,000 people and -2:11 .. j.;J u .... -O.ra. p Market they're likely to remain there for some time -possibly more than 90 days, iC it takes that long lo lind sponsors for them, accord- ing to a Marine spokesman. During the two weeks o.f Little Saigon's existence. a total oC 25,952 refugees have been pro- cessed into camp, but about 7,000 of them have left to join friends and relatives already living'-in the U.S. The number of refugees leav- ing the camp daily peaked May 2 at 1,884 and has declined steadily since, with 555 leaving on May 5. 268 on May 1, 175 on May 9 and none at all on May 10. The refugees are a study in "l'!I~· !ii!m• !lV ·~ ReijT~1fsTo'R"f. PAae As converting U.S. currency to cashiers' checks of up to $5,000. for safety. others reportedly applying for welfare in San Diego have been the subject of protests. crammed into Camp Pendleton continue to shiver through unan- ticipated cold nights and wonder <See REFUGEES, PageA3> Man Kille d In Fie r y Hoag Crash A pick.up truck driven by a Hunt.~~at..011 Beac).l ~an· elnPl"YetS. by u.e city or NeWport .. Beacllll crashed and burned after ''flying '' 100 feet into a walled, power aeneriJting unit at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach early Saturday morning. <See picture, P•te z.) . ' ' • -' , :ilinshaw's Fortress Former As1~sor Ran Close~ Frugal Ship In Laguna An armed robber and an ac- complice held up Albertson 's Market in Laguna Beach Satur·. day night and escaped with an undetermined amount of money. The applications, 30 in all, were attributed to Americans with Vietnamese wives who were evacuated from Vietnam. The cases are under review. One San Diego County welfare official estimated that as many as 1,000 refugees might eventual- ly settle in the county and have a "significant impact" on county welfare. Killed in the crash was Roy Clemons, 51of10381 Kukui Drive . lhe driver of the truck, according to poli ce reports . The truck sailed over the top of the generating unit, leaving tire marks and clipping off protective coverings before cr·ashing against a wall. The finaJ er ash left tire marks 25 feet up on the wall against which the truck smashed before falling to the pavement and over- . : II IDOi Doily Pilot Sfa/I Writer ~'11 Granuilte who Let Orange ~outf/ . newtJ)oper 1'eaciers peek *1lo llte o//ic•• o/ Andr<w Himhow. lfr'.t.a.t .o covntJJ.at•eaor.t:Dkf thn. (II.a congre1nnart unde1' .suspiciorii ~hat have led to Grand Jury i)xfidment1. Now GTanviUe take•.a dNtT k>ok. at what hat been called lftnshaw'1 empire.and:analuze• the ~ bole it represented. . - . By GARY G·RANVILLE OI .. 0.6'y f'ltf'Mafl ~ In retrospect, it wasn't so m,ich ~n e,mpire .as a fortress t;hat Andrew Hinshaw built when l)e W!,~ Orana:e q ountt ~sessor from 1965 through 1972. ~ Empire bulldeti are those who ineuure their gains bf bodies · iilld budgets, the .theOi'y being · ~t power in government ex-· pands in direct ratio. to the number of persons and dollars controlled. But even Hinshaw's most severe' critics admit he ran a tight assessor 's ship, a model of efficiency that kept manpower and budgets at a minimum. In the process, however, he cut th~ Assessor's Office off from the outside world. And trespassers were not tolerated. -. In 1970, for exam.pie, county Auditor-Controller Vic Heim was denied access to assessor's re· cords neided to complete an in- ternal audit for the Board or Supervisors. · ' Hinshaw eventually yieJded. But not until he was'given a copy of a state attorney general's opi- nion that upheld the supervisors' ~,000 Flee La~s, -. . . . Fear Communists ; ~ t ' • ; VIENTl,Al'i.E;. Laos CAEJ..~ VielrJ'l.m·and Cambudia and two :Moreihan 2.000 persom, ioClud-recent developMenU In Laos. ;ing some blgh-ranking •ovttn-1befirstwasasmall-~alePathet t ~a I t rted b Laos military ·r.Ulh on lllghway _men ~1.tC • 11· ,wer~ repo Y 13 about 65 mi es"'ftortli of. Vien· ·biorder pOltce lo ti:ave Oed across :u.e Mlkon1Rlver from hic»i•to . llano, wlllcb mllltacy analysts :-rbaUand oh S•lurday as fear 0( 8 • uld ifl\oolvect about 300 men and •r. I t ·t"k ' ~· · · possibly OP SoMwo·tanJts . . .....,mmun a a, eover spr~CIU in Ruinora iPread in Vientiane .i-. The •U:S. Em~y ur,led _ . k ol = --• ,_ :Alneritin& here \OTMftifn,-t:atQJ. that 8 tan _C Uqtft auu ... uv.,.. . · -.... ., were heading for the capital, : · 1mmlsra~io11< ~o)ioe ,at ·al~&h 'Yl:1"!ter1>. sOl!l'ces ~aid Abacltau, ~· t~e t"aotlail,~-ot .! •llMt'ew .. no ~tldenoe-of \fl!S. ~ Meltoril, said •ll\Olll' ibOce' Jn .u.e aeeodd development, ,:leiavlnc were"Tlan_. Cllad· wtudonts Friday attacked the (ttiarassy, deputy _rlnlsler for••· U.S. Embassy with .-and 't\onal attalta~,·-.o!• li<!\!D Sis· hauled dowb tUnac after de· -Ounon , m<lltar1·~~o:com· .......i1n1 lbe wllb<ltawat cl the mander 08 tbe. notional nilli~ llnllod "l'!~-t.Om .,,,_ and tile )\OUce, ••4 llbtbphet Souaval\h, I· ·::r~ 'tii"'nve top n1bUs1 d'paty corilm1nder of the lnthecoalllionpern" ·--·l•c\!o.o In the Laotll!l _., rl1h!-llla, neutrolilla and · penimenl. . • teftlalli. · , • • ~1ndi more were believed Hlihly pieced 10111'ce1 ·said '. to have qoned tbe Melroni from liter P'r:ld17 lllat five rlghtllt Other towns • alon1 the rl\!er. cabinet minlstert had resfgnect;r p'artlealarly· 1n the' IOUlh, "'he"! lncludlnl Del-• Mlnbter S~· Ike we· bef1>,-11~Wrt-de' ouk I'! a Cb11mO'aia1k and ...n.1rat1on.-lnlh•~1~eoll if'\ ,P.tir;a;n,;:e fl*'ter 'N.10~ "!'be exodO' °"''~ Y ,...,,,., ·" tho fair 'Ol~'nt!llllforl'h h (-IJ<l"I"" rqo 11Zl ' . right to ask for the audit. Earlier, an official in the Tax Collector's Office, Robert Citron, was ·dttlared persona non gr ala ln the Assessor's Office when he sided with a taxpayer in an as· sessment dispute. When he was later elected tax collector, Citron was still not al- lowed beyond the customer's counter in the Assessor's Office. But Hinshaw's favorite outside target was County Counsel Adrian Kuyper. Insisting that it was his right to choose counsel lo represent the assessor, Hinshaw frequently lashed out al Kuyper, demanding that the Board of Supervisors al· low him to hire his own attorney. Restrained by the ethics of hiS profession, Kuyper showed no emotion on those frequent oc- casions when Hinshaw publicly cbaJlenged his competence and attention to his duties. But as Orange County's as· sessor pulled up the drawbridge around his office lo keep those he saw as his foes out, he towered it . -' to let lils friends in. Shortly after being appointed assessor in 1965, Hinshaw re- vamped the office's maoage- mentstru-cture. And hired to fill three key pasi- tiom were three former fellow workers at the Slate Board of· (See HINSHAW'S, P1ge A•l Woman Dies In A naheim . -' Auto Crash ,. A 42.year-old1f.nabeim woman · 1l'U killed St.ttiftby when her car·· colUded hHd·OD willl another vehJ.ele on tbe Riverside Freeway in An•belm ; a CaUlornla u ·111>way !l.atrol lp0Mom¥ said. , · • ·Th• . .iellar wu ~1'1' u Ger8'dbie-Louil'e Cba BQoted on aoaplclon cl driving UDder ltie 1nn~eace of alcohol lDd manalau11iter wu Ray Alva, 16, cir I.Of' ...... 1 ... The ICCldeot O<Curm About 2 a.m. ' "' ' " Police said a man in his early 30s with reddish hair, a mustache and a goatee and an older man, about 45, with light brown short hair, robbed the store al 9:43 p .m. The younger man carried a two-i nch r evolver, police said. The robbers escaped and re- portedJy headed south in a Dodge Cbarger. Police said the men forced three employes to open two cash registers and a safe. The robbers took only bills . The amount ol the loss would not be determined until the re· malning money was counted out this morning, a spokesman ror Albertson's said. Welfare is not the only finan- cial area hit by the refugee now -a lack of funds is forcing a slowdown in the r1ow of r efugees from such areas as Guam and the Wake Islands. The government has been us· ing $98 million borrowed from other programs for air transport and other relugee costs, but the funds are dwindling. The House is expected lo ap· prove additional funds of up lo $405 million to aid the refugees, but the Senate may chop that amount and designate some of it for return tickets lo Saigon. Meanwhi le, the re(ugees O,'\ 'fllf: l:\SIDE TtPS ON LOCKS -A pro- fessional lock-aittl-key man tells how to pick a lock -select one. that is :-that will ·come· cl~t foillnl burglaries. It's part.of the story or locks told by Daily Pilot Staff Wrlte.r Frederick Schocmehl, on 1>age Bl. FOR.MOMS -And cl cours.e there are severa\ apecili re:atutes marking 1!11S's specittl day f6r mothers -even so1fte greetings sent via classified ad· vertlslng eolumns by Dail,Y Pilot 9eader. See Pages A3, D2 and 03. Eriria Bombe,ck"s Mother's Dl)I column Is on Page 03. OPEN Tfft: DOORS -The re- fuge~ controversy draws COtn· ments from ~or. Jean Carlin, on the FairvieW State Hospital staff aOO a UC Irvine Medical School executive associate dean who spent two tours ot duty in Viet· nam, PageA7. PACEMAKER· PROBLEMS - ThOusands or pacemakers have been recalled in the past th.tee years and Congress is investigat- ing the handling of the recall. Orange Coas t are'a doctors have a variety or reactions report- ed ln a story by Daily Pilot Stall Wriltr Elliott Almond, Page Bl. • \" turning. Police theorized the truck was travelinif at a high rate of speed when it jumped a curb on PJacen- tia Avenue, became airborne and skimmed over the protective walls around the power plant more than 25 feel away. The power unit the truck leaped is about 75 feet wide. Police said they had no clues as to the cause of the accident. Clemons was regorledly employed by the city of"Newport Beach as a street sweeper,_ but was not working al the time of the fatal accident. ll occurred al 4:30a.m . One Young resl· dent of Camp Pendle- ton'• 'Llttle_S11lgon' held her ears, aa. If awaiting e11ploalon, when a Dally Pilot reporter aimed c amera at her , • , but she had a Marine to pro- tect her as mBny of the tent city's young. stera do. See Page AS. ' AtY-Jenla 11 1..-~11 DS ~ D1·1' -.. ........ ,. ... , ..... , ·~'-'it .. -.. $.1,MllY•ll••• Al ..._... ., """'"".,._.... ., ........ , IJ ... ..., .. _ ..... ..... w.-w. M ._.,..... M ,..,... .. Or-..c:.-tr All -.. ................ ._........... C6ol ....... .. ,_. (>4 Tr•.... •t O•IL Y f'ILDTSl"CTI0"1 TVW.tlr • • I I -. DAILY PIL.OT Sundar. May 11 . 1975 DeltyPltMSt.ti ..... FATAL PLUNGE -AH1111tington Beach man who worked for the city of.Newport Beaeh·was killed early Saturday wben·ius car careenedJ OQ.feet tbrough the air. crashlflll and burijing in'the Hoag ~pita! complex. Dead was Roy Clemons; 51. (Stol')ljs onPage l.) Ft:••P .. eAl LAOS ••• Sananik.one, both rriembers of 1two of the most powerful righl- wing political families tn Laos. Their departure, wJ:rich still has not been officially confirmed by the government, would mean the virtual extinction of the rightists as a power in the 13· month-old Provisio.nal Govern- ment of National Union_. in which the rightists hold six cabinet seats, the le ftists six and neutralists two. The reports of the resignations triggered off a further flight among the upper and business classes of Laos, as did the threat of more demonstrations. In other JndOchina develop. 'meats: -A Phnom Penh broadcast Eaid1he new CamboW.an govem- m~anted no foreigners in the country because the nation was ••too busy rebuilding a new and clean socie.ty •• to be bothered with outsiders. 2 ·Gangs Battle At Bolsa A '19sos-style gang· rumble erupted in Huntingt.on Beach Saturday night but there wer1e no reported injuries, police said. The incident occurred about 10 p.m. at Bolsa Chica State Park. According to witnesses, one car cJub was already on the beach when members of a rival club drove up, walked across the sand with tiie irons and hand weapons and began breaking windows in, cars belonging to members of the first gang. Shooting erupted and wit- nesses called the park rangers. wbo summoned police as- sistance. Witnesses said members of the second gang ran back to their cars and left. • Accident --' -. Deaths~ --- Decrease WASHINGTON (AP)-&lxteen percent rewer people died in U,S. transportation accident& in 1914. than in 1973-the largest redµc- tioo since World War JI, the Na- tional Transportation S&lety Board said Saturday. Almost all of the decline result- ed rrom a sharp decrease in the number of persons killed in highwiy traffic accidents, althoua:h three other modes of transportation also showed declines, the safety board said. The board satd preliminary f igures s howed that S0,541 persons were kilted in U.S. transportation accidents or ac- tivities in 1974 compared wiUi 60,356 In 1973. . Highway deaths, which always account for more than 90 percent of all U.S. transportation fatalities, dropped 18 percent- from 55,800 to 4ff,200. Of this total. 44,950 were highway crash fatalities and 1,250 were deaths on railroad grade crossings. Railroad fatalities als o declined, from 668 killed in 1973 to 582, while pleasure boating ac- cidents claimed l,j75 persons compared with 1,754 in the pre-vious year. The biggest increase came in commercial airline deaths , which more than doubled. The safety board said 467 persons. died in airline accidertts in 1974 compared with 227 ~ns the previous year. , . . Commercial marine deaths in- creased from 320 to 379, 'rail rapid transit deaths jumped from 109 to 114, and rail-highway grade crossing deaths went from 1,185 to 1,250. Meanwhile, the National Safe· ty Council said Saturday that traffic deaths during the first quarter of 1975 rose 5 percent over the saine period in 1974. But the 9,460 is still 21 percent less than the total for the same period in 1973, before the fu el shortage led to lowered speed limits nationwide, when 11,940 persons died in traffic accidents. The council projected that between '\00 and 500 traffic fatalities would occur over the Memorial Day holiday period, which begins May 23 at 6 p.m. and ends May 26 at midnight. Between 18,00Q and 24,000 dis- abling ~infu~ies resulting from t r affic ;iccidents also were pro- jected for the holiday. -· ... -The North Vietnamese com- munist party newspaper Nhan Dan, scoffing al U.S. predictions of a blaod~th following the takeover by the new Revolu- tionary Government in Saigon, claimed South Vietnam now is ''a sea of joy, with nothing of the retaliation predicted by the Unit- ed States but only· Jove and mutual understanding amone people." Fro•PageAI Three Killed At Drive-in; No Suspects BALDWIN PARK (IJPll-The mana1J?r or a drive-in theater and two young clean·up workers were found shot and killed Satur- day at the theater. The· father of one of the. youths was shot in the mouth and seriously wounded. There were no suspects .• police= said. The bodies and surviving vic- tim were discovered by the ,. driver and guard for an armed truck that arrived at the Eda:ewood Drive-In in this Los Angeles suburb to pick up the previous.night's receipts. ·DAILY PILOT TN OI"-~II O•lly PilCll. wlllt wltklt 11 comb•Md ,,... ,....,.._ ... ..,,. " puon......, l>T tr.e O<-CO.!-! PuOll11>!n9 Co-y. $<-Mt ...,,,..,.,, ••e l>Ub"'""" -•T '"'°"91' frltlfy ,,,. , ... ,. ,,.,, ........ ""'' a. .......... ,"'91 .... il<ol<ltlfounuln V•llfY. 1 ... 1.,.., ~<11e1>a<~ \/f11" tn<l l•ll""• S.•<111'°'-tll CN>I. A tinfllf ••9,on•I •<l•llon ,. pu1>!1111tt1 ~'"'llfTI ,.,.. s.uno •••. Tl>r P'"'''"'"' llUl>lhNno pin 11 •'JOO ~>16'~ ~1 .. el. (Oii• ~w, (t UIO<ttl••1•1t. Robert N. Wtt'd PtttlOtnl • .., f'lllll•tt•" Thomas K~e11ll eo.,,,. Thomas A. Murphine Mol\fljin9 E"'""' Thomas M. Mccann ... nc1., ...... ~rles H. Loot ~kh.rd P. N•ll ...... 1 ... 1 MIM ..... ._... ., Oflic.S -~"'.::::m,~~ .... lt .... IHKll,1 1.C~~I Mun11 ...... 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The nearest things we've ever had before were the Cuban exodus, which was about 600,000 people, and 40,000 to 60,000 Hungarians." Stubbs declined to speculate on whether political pressure is in- volved in the clarification. Some elected officials have 1jbeen critical of the admission of 1!lfge numbers of South Vietnamese and Ctmbodians. Another bottleneck is the security screening by the FBI, State Department, the CIA and the Defense Attache office. William C. Wild Jr., top State Department official here, said this is expected to lake seven to todays. "We're bigger than the port of New York now. Everyone in Washington is consciou.s of the urgency. I'm told there are 8,000 people there working on the screening," said Wild. The screening is required for those with no American spouses or blood relatives. "We expect 99 percent to pass the screening. But there's also the question of what to do with those who don't. We can't send them back to Vietnam. We ha- ven't yet decided,•• said Wild. A thorough check also is being made of sponsors, Stubbs said. The long wait is bound to be painful to the refugees, said Saigon medical doctor Hoang Van Due . "The frustration, the uncertainty, the fear or the un- known, and the sorrow of our toue. -it la all •&llllnl "". u.gulsb ~ can haidly dacribe," be said.- No suicides have occurred, of. ficials said. No ooehudied. Few refugees have been aerlously lU. These few include patlenta evacuated from Guam by aJ~ and taken directly to the c•m.P hospital. Prevalent ailments have been upper respiratory in· fections and childrenta akin abraaions. T)le waiting is particularly hard for two famous refuleel. Nguyen Cao Ky, former pre- mier of Soulh Vietnam, and Sau Klsam Khoy, former president ot Cambodia, walk about In the dUlt and stand for hours ln food 11nea~Ju1t like everyone eJu,. • • • Neither man complains. ••[ think J am helping the American people understand us, the 17,500 Vietnamese refugees at Pendleton and the plight we are in,'' Ky said in an interview. Khoy's son says his father tries to give a morale boost to his 60 fellow Cambodians, who, like the Vietnamese, are caught between despair and uncertainty in this new land. But Khoy keeps a much lower profile than Ky. Marine Corps officials say neither of the former leaders bas sought special treatment. Ky, 43 , and Khoy, 60, haven't met. Ky's tent is several miles from Khoy 's World ·war II quonset hut. Both spend much ot their time resting and talking to visitors. Each has said he is Without significant funds and faces an un· certain future, although Ky has had scores of job qffers. Loss $3,000 In Collllty Bank Robbery A daring daylight bank robber made off with $3 ,000 from a Buen& Park bank Saturday. Police said a young man. about 25. with a red beard, entered Mercury Savings and Loan at 8".5 Valley View St. about 11 :30 a.m., pointed a revolver at a teller and demanded mon~y. She gave it to him. Police said the suspect's getaway car was later found abandoned near the intersection ' of Lincoln Avenue and Walker Street. The cal" turned out to be s tOlen. The case is under lnve&lla:a· tion, police aaid. Ted Cautious OnJFK Probe KEENE, N.H. CUP!l -&ii· Edward Kennedy (b-Mass.) says the lnveatlgaUon into the as- sauination of bis brother, Presi- dent John F. Kennedy, should be reopenect only If there is oulfi· clent evtdenct. K cdy 1ald be was "neither oialnst" a new Inquiry. bera of my family have atisfied withlL ''. ... Nudity __ _ ~aptj~f\!~ ;;. J ~ !. --:..-: -; -.... :: :: : = ~ PUbiic <>pi1uoni7leiiid in i:;agt,,u, -·· -· • •• · PermltUn# nudity In i..,.... Beach woul~ not be obscene OI" Immoral but It mlpt be "'Im· practical," Mayor Roy Holm la· dlcated Saturday. · H1a atatement apparenUy 1um• marl...S the feelln&a "fellow cl· ty council members .• n,r a special 2~·hour public beartilc. The councilmen concluded by * * * 5 .Nudes Seen On Beaches Controversy continued Satur- day over nudity on Art Colony beaches. Laguna Beach police ·..-_eported t_bey.-recejved calls about five nude aunbathers- apotted In the city Saturday. Three were male and two were· female. No action was taken. Laguna Beach presenUy has no ordinance restricting nudity on the beaches. The nudes were reported scat· tered on area beaches. HkinJ City Altqraey G-~· ~~ ~ny~o~ ;...:~:d!lf~ · Lo&an to draft an emeraeoey: • to ex ~r·bodi•• IO i. ! dln1U1ce which wollld bu ucb loc.t ut <;oA!emy .. ...i, .. -u • )lucllty. AtprHeat, lllecltybuao mocll!l1.".-fMarie W8"' Jl:r.~'if ·1 aw u n d e.r :w. .b Ll:.b ,nu if e secretary \" the Lacuna ,,.. : beachsoers can bo clt,M ud Ute Taxpayer• AuoeiaUon, rault, some clUzeria cbarae. bu -''I am torn some~= • been aa lnRux of rJdWl)'dlppen. the human body, obacene. • The poaalble oew ordinance lt •YOU don't w.aQt t.? aee nudity,' will be considered at the COUD· you don't have to. ' -Gordon·, cil'1Wedneldaymee.t1n1. Wilson, bookstore owner. 1. ' Comment& by the 180 penooa -"W• have .a lot " ~ble. who alleaded·th• mootJnt, while with traffle ln-.towa -· . .ri'!11 generally polite, expre11ed this kind of attractl~ and \I ' .Jtrong aentiment.I. Amonethem: what it wlll be, we U have that • -·~Nudity · does violate the mucbmore."-JobDShustA:r,re--' public bealth, safety and aklent ... ·: ·. •#•· LA Co11:_nty ~irf1.~ -~ --' Striking Doctors· LOS ANGELES (APl-county officials Saturday dismissed some of the interns and resident physicians striking· M.a1'tin Luther King Hospital. . -' ' • OAS Ending Cuban Liston A. Witherill, county director~ of be al th servtcet, a aid the , doctqn had "abfndqned their Positions'' by falling to re- port to work for the fourth con- secutive day. The dismissals were for those doctors who did not report for work Saturday. --Embargo-Kiss~nger WASHINGTON (AP)- Secretary or State Henry A. Kiss· inger indicated on Saturday that a "general understanding" has beenreacbedlntheOrganiz:aUon of American Stai.es on a formula for ending the OAS emb8.J'.go against Cuba. Although Kissinger did not give specifics, the formula re- portedly includes calling a special meeting later this year to revise the procedures for ending the 11-year trade and diplomatic embargo against the island. As outlined by foreign ministers attending the OAS general assembly meeting here, the proposal would allow the E~CIA.Man Disclaims --...__, --MurJ;f-rots W~HlNG~> -""rhe former chieT"Of Central Jn. lelligence A"genc9 aperaUons in Latin America insisted Satur- day. shortly after bis retirement, that the' agency had nothing to do with the 1973 Chilean coup or any assassination plots in that part of lbeworld. D8vid A. Phillips told a news conference that he retired Friday night after 24 years in in- telligence because he was ap- palled at the lies, myths and mis- understandings about the CIA. He said he bad written to some 400 other former intelligence of. ficials, inviting them ~join with him in his post-retirement cam- paign to defend the CIA. Already, he said, 160 of them have joine<t, his association of reUred in- telligence officers. Phillips specifically denied charges that the CIA: -Provided funds or en- courageme11t ·to the strikes that led to the overthrow of Selv&dor Allende as president· of .Chil~ in 1970. -Sterilized women and children in more than one Latin American country. -Served as the "evil genius" behind American tuna boat ln· curslons in Ecuadorean waters. -Was responsible for the re- cent kidnaping in Mexico of the father·in·law of President Luis ~heverria Alvarez. sanctions to be lifted by a simple majority instead of by a two- third.s margin. Curren.Uy 12 of the 21 voting nations are on re- cord in favor of overturning the OAS policy-more than half, but two votes short of the reqt.dsite two-thirds. "I have the in1Pfession there is a general· understanding of where we want lo go," Kissinger" told reporters at the start or the third day of the general as. sembly session. Pressed for additional in- formation, Kissinger said, "You've got to leave some room for secret diplomacy." Later, Costa Rican Foreien Minister Gonzalo Facio acknowledged that a meet1n1 to revise the OAS treaty p~ures "mav.l,,probably" would be bold latel"jlis year and that hil coun- try maly serve as boet. 1be meet- ing was proposed two days ago by Mexico. Tb~ meeting would address on· Jy the question of procedure, not the sanctions themselves. A sub- sequent meeting would be re- quired for a formal end to the em- bargo. Newport Man Wins First In Regatta One Newport Beach skipper won and another lost, by the nar- rowest of margins, the lop races of the London Bridge Regatta Saturday at Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Nick Steele of Newport Beach won the Hobie 16-A "Oeet" and John Ross·Duggan of Newflort Beach was only 20 feet behind the winner, 'Wao:en WaldcCr 'Of .Los Angeles, in the tight finish of .the Hobie 14-A ·•"n'e-et:" · · Ross·Dugga11·s defeat prevent- ed him from retiring the McCulloch trophy on which he has two legs, having won the championship-in 19'13 and '7.C..-He needed three consecutive wins to become the permanent owner of thehardwar~. A record 413 Hobie cats from six states entered the races. Witherill· said, however, that the hospital adminiatration might leave the door open to coo- alder reinstatement on ·an Jn- dlvldu.t bUls ii the docton can show "solid ground." County officials s.td other doc· tan wbo fail to report for work today and Monday also will be d!Jmtased. Meanwblle, the slrikhlc doc· tors said they are drawinl up a class action lawsuit againat thfill couiity for falling to ,itve the public good patient care. The doctors struck the hospital Wednesday in a demand for im- proved health care .• The doctol'.S' boYcott, under . way in eight Northern California counties since May 1 in protest of rocketing malpractice insur~ rates was expected Saturday to sPread to other counties in vary· ing degrees after the weekend. The protest, principally of anesthesiologists and other private hospital-associated phyaicians, was expected to spread Monday ManHUrt By Errant Truck A runaway rubbish truck in Irvine Saturday created havoc on Bonita Canyon Road as it sent bystanders scattering out of its path and left one passenger re· PortedlY seriously injured. A spokesman for the California Highway Patrol said the Great Western Reclamation truck was being driven down Coyote Ca· nyon Road about 11 a.m. when the brakes apparenUy failed and the truck thundered down to cross busy Bonita Canyon Road at about 50 miles an hour. Two paasengers in the truck jumped out. T~en to Costa Mesa Memorial ·lfMpital were Joae Carrienza, 31, of Orange, who suffered major head injµries wl!~n K•'llffiltk' • · Signpoot", and Francisce. Faniq:u., M. pf):ianta Ana, ·who· suffer~ minor in- jwies. The driver or the truck, Daniel R. Maestas, 31, of Santa Ana. escaped injury and m~ed to brtac the truck to llhalfiliOUt ltn feet put the Bonita Can)'Oll Road 1ntenect1on by, rwmtnr ii 'i>art!Y • bill. . up . • . There were no reported acci- dents among the mot.Glista on llo1)lta C'IJ!yjm RO..d. c· • ~ __; _'\. ,_ --·- I J (. lt'1 -u then Ho•1 New DiaU WI were hoop pool< eact rep" Tb Day; ""Y from cblld G1 grad I'll A ; •t y '·<' o; • j - " <; ',Whl ~ny day mw Mol • 0 fon •Ill -• T = :Mo . ab1 'ltll ,_ ' • ! I ~ • I ~ ' • ,., " I 0 Sunday. May 11 , 1975 DAILY PILOT A3 ~ l\f Oth.er's 'Day Cpntest Coast TraditiOn_: It'• in Oran1e Coast lradllion -the Mother's Day po1ter and theme contest cosponsorec:t by Hoac Memorial Hospital and Newport-Mesa Unirled School D!Jtrtct. Winners or the 1975 contest were honored Saturday at the hooPltal In l'!ewport Beach. The po1t8ra and \hemes lh@t won In each or the six grades are reproduced below. ·r· They say more about Mother's D1y~perbaps, than could be s&id · any other way since they come from the beads .. nd hands ot cbildnm. Grand prize winners, by grades, are: , Finl grade: Randall Long, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Omer Long, 1401 Galaxy Drive, Newport Beach. Randall Is a student at Carden Hall. Teacher. Mrs. Mary Edsen ; director (principal ), Mrs. Patricia Gilbert. Second crade: Stacy Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, 2242 Mesa Drive, Newport Beach. Stacy attends Harbor Day School. Teacher, Miss Heidi Armstrong ; prin· cipal, John F. Marder. . Third grade; Jeftrey Blake Coyne, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Coyne, 1118 Devon Lane, Newport Beach. Jettrey is in Mariners School. Teacher, Mrs . Susan White ; principal, Mr. Bill Kappele. Fourth 1rade; J ill Dittmar, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Dittmar, 934 Joann Street, Costa Mesa. Jill attends Prince of Peace Lutherah School. Teacher, Mrs. Nancy I Jessup; primcipal, Stephen Set· · lerlund. Fifth grade: Ann Marie Mit- telstadt, daughter of Dr .. and Mrs. Karl Mittelstadt, 553 Vic· toria Avenue, Costa Mesa . .Ann llarie it a_.~tudenl.JU__ Cb.r,ist Lutheran-School. T eachef, Mrs. Isabel Stuewe; principal, Arlan ·Ahlers. Sixth grade : Kathy Torell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Torell, 7 Halt Moon Bay, Corona del Mar. Kathy is at Lincoln Scbool . Teacher, Miss Claire Ryan; principal Dr. Robert Hughes. Contest judges made their final selections from 357 entries sub- mitted by public and private schools in the Newport· Mesa dis- trict area. Each clalisroom teacher in grade one through six was invit- ed to submit one entry in the COD· test,. which was based-on lhe theme "A Mother Is Special Becauae' . . . " Students were asked to complete the sentence and illustrate their thought with a poster·type drawing or a col· lage of illustrations clipped from magazl nes and newspapers. Members of the contest's judg· ing panel included Wayne Bender, private art consultant and designer; J erry Hardy, art director ror the Irvine Company publication, ''New Worlds"; Vaughan Kelley, director of ac- tivities a nd public relations for the Orange County Council of Boy Scouts of America ; MJS. Marjorie Ludwig, RN supervi!ior ot Hoag's Pediatrics Unit; Rev. Sune Richards , minii ter or Newport Unity Church; and Miss Leslie Wayne, freelance artist and illustrator. Afl Cina I entries were displayed and grand prize awards present· ed at8 pu'blic:: Gallery Day ex- hiblt Saturday at Hoag. " Prizes include a day at Dis-1 neyland for each winning student ~ and family or friends; an en-i gravedremembrancelorthestu-: dents' parents ; and a $25 check ; for each winner's classroom, tor use in any way the teacher feels appropriate. This year's program was the ninth annual Mother's Day celebration, incorporating this .i. year for the first time the added ! dimension of poster at'\, and f spreading the honors to a larger 1 gr oup than the previous single • grand prize winner. 1 A Mother ls Sperial Because • • • .r • ------ • : .:,,'_ ,. ~.,..,__- ' i. ' -• I '"' • .,,,,; • ·' ~ * It • ' ; ' [ -. '' \. " .ttJ . \ "'''! .) 'She loves you whatever you do .. She punishes you because she wants you to do what's right.' Randall Long, First Crade Winner ~···· • ·~ .. _.,,. ..... , .. , .. _.,. .... . ' ~-... · .. 'She sometimes fishes your frog .out of the washing machine that you left in your pocket.' Jill Dittmar , Fourth Grade Winner .. ' . . . Wfatte It B~an ' . Big Mothe~'s Day Plamied at Shrine . . . -" GRAFTON, W. Jla., .l4.l'l-Serviees1iave been held al the 'While nowers anCI teJ~calls shrine eVer" since 1908. Today's lly on \lits sentimeqt-arousing speaker is Dr. Joseph C. Gluck , day. tJt,ll tayiQr ~ty com_-dean of student e(lucational munity ·hls a special t(!ilerest in -'·.services at Wes( Vi r ginia Motber."1Day •• ,-.,. ~ • University. "" On l(ay 10, 19os; the first Anna Jarvis was born in 1864 in formal 11enice to.honor...lhbthers Grafton. When 1be was a child, w• beW ha a church her•·Cbat U bei s:DQ.ther, Ann Reeves Jarvis, ....WlllltKotlle~>J)aySbrlrle; • 'organised a posl·Clvll War , Tbat . ..wee-and~ official "Motber•s Friendship nay·~ at proclSmat'ion .glx yean later of Pruntytown, then the TAylor the aecond· SUnday in May as County seat. Under Mrs. Jarvis' · llotller'• Day-'-was JJrou&ht leadership, _Union and Con · . 1bo·11t ~by Anna Ja,rvl1 ~ a federate SOidiers were broug~t ~h••cber. ,.w benelf was toctlbet. under Ille llllifying (orce ,;~Ol!Jer. ' of molliertioocl "" Alter Mrs. 1 Jarvis' death in ,._, • • " Pbiladelphfa--1 in 1905, ber dau&bter began thinking about a nattopal celebration of the virtues of her and everyone's mqtb.er. · In the spring ot 1908, she wrote Andrews Methodiit church h~re, sua1esUne that the church where her mother bad taught SUnclay school for 20 years celebrate a 1ervlc1 ln her·boaor. The national proclamation cam:e 1lr May 191' b~ President Woodrow W.illoD . • .. ' ' Anna Janll tau1hf achoo! In Grafton and cllea In llNll .. j . ~---- • . -• . ' • 'When I'm sad she sits down and talks to me and makes me happy again.' Stacy Baker, Second Grade Winner 'She's loving, helpful, understanding and, most of all, A BEST FRIEND. And I'm glad God gave me a mother like her.' Ann Marie Mittelstadt , Fi/th Grade Winner ' 'She Is out of this world.' Jeffrey Blake Coyne, Third Grade Winner ... .. ... ~ "'' ,,, [-; I ~-.-L 1 )W - ' • ' 'She's someone to love back for her kindness. I don't know what this world would' do without mothers!' Kalhy Torell, Sixth Grade Winner • Ford Hams Up Golf Tourney FREDERICKSBURG, Va . (UPi l-T railed by an adoring fairway crowd, a jovial Presi- dent Ford slammed golf balls in· to the traps and trees like any other weekend duffer Saturday and finished 22 strokes over par al a celebrity golf tournament. But Ford had the last laugh on the 409-yard 18th hole, shooting a slick par 4 tO' win a one·hole bet from comedian Flip Wilson. one ot bis playing partners in the benefit tournament sponsored by .proaoUer Lee Elder. · That gave the President a 47·"8·13 stroke total over the t,ID-yard Woods Country Club course and delighted "J erry's Army"-the SOO to 1,000 spec- tators who trailed lhe Presi- dent'• foursome around the fairways, 1roaning and cheering as apPf'opriate· in respc>nse to Ford's every swing. There was plenty to groan about before Ford, attired in a natty red, gray and white golfin' ouUil, bqgea bis clubs and re- turned to Washington by ballcopt.u.to *I"" a tecej>lion for Lat1b.. A Dr•mioan foreign m1nlater111\ tWe evening. ' Pla'.yillll willi Elder, Wilson and California pro Jim Wiechen on the hilly course about 50 miles. south qf w,,shington, Ford "took a muffiaan ' oo his very first tee 1hot-sltc1D1 the ball far off into the woods and taking a second tee shot to replace it. That shot screamed oil to the left again, nearly hit some spec- tators, bounced off a tree and came to rest on the edge or the fairway. Not even the Secret Service could save the President's game on hole four, where he lost a ball in weeds despite the intensive Harcb ot some Secret Service bodyguards. Ford easily beat Wilson's 102 score tor the 18 boles but rmished well behind Wiecher's 72 and Elder, the first black pro to play in the Masters Tournament, who shot a one·under·par 70. PRESIDENT FORD WAS 'JUST ANOTHER DUFFER' ON OOLF COURSE SATURDAY , He Retrtevea llaH aa Pro LH Elder (Right) Preparea to Putt In Elder Pro-Am Toumame.nt . i\ 4 OAIL V PILOT •• I ,. • Th~Is feature a n appearance by a French emissary returning a visit to France by Huntington Beach's emissary. The emissary~ Mrs. LOuis Riley. is 8 de5Cendant or Benjamin Franklin, America's first e missary to France, said Garofalo. Other events being planned in- clude a countywide costume ball, a bicentennial lenilis tourna- ment. a bicentennial balloon race and a bicentennial golf open. Another project is a documen- tary film of the festivities to be financed with a hoped-for $25,000 grant from the national Bicen- tennial CommisSion. The Huntington Beach com- mittee is backed with a $5,000 ci· ty grant and plans to hold fund- raising parties and, seU ads in a parade program book to raise more money for projects. FOUNTAIN VALLEY is still trying for organization and more community involvement, reports Chairman Mrs. Dan Wllhelm. By Septe mber, the committee hopes to have a calendar of events for 1976 ready. Ideas include a costume ball , an essay contest at the schools and a drive "to have a high percentage of the homes in Foun- tain Valley flying the flag by 1976, ··she said. Civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce are pitching in and the committee is trying tµ get youth organizations involved. Money is a problem, she said. "The money just is not there. We're all broke. But you know, it's kind of fun working with a committee where the dollar sign is not the big emphasis.'' · The city already has had a bicentennial basketball game \ Sunday, May 11 . J 975 ' with a sister city team from Plainfield, N.J .• "one of the '-'- original 13 colonies, ''shesaid. Mrs . Wilhelm missed the game. "I got a· surprise package of twins -two girls," she said, adding with a sigh, "Now J'm on- ly being allowed out to chair the bicentennial committee.·· Other F~untain Valley plans include a pageant put-on by the Junior Women's Club and a his· torical artifacts displiiy. SADDLEBACK VALLEY is another area with money pro- blems , said ·Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory fiounc il Member J eanne Gagnebin, who, until recently, has been a one- woman bicentennial committee. -Unlike som e incorporated areas where city councils have supplied "some very nice starter grants," she said, ''there just is no money here.'' Still, the newly formed group .has ambitious plans focused on "Heritage Hill." They want to move the old Aliso School anti St. George's Episcopal Mission to the site of the Serrano Adobe to give a ''hom e, school a nd church" nucleus to.the park. "I can think of no more fitting tribute to the bicenlenniaJ in this area." she said. · Plan s include a ''Make Am erica Better" essay contest. a poster contest and a slogan con· test. A general assembly meeting open to anyone who is interested in bicentennial activity in the Mission Viejo-El Toro area will be held al 7:30 p.m. May 22 al People's Federal SaVings and Loan al Saddleback Valley Plaza in El Toro. . -· -• - Costa Mesa plans no one big event, said Chairman Don Bull.· "Most cities have one big pro· ject, and that's it. We are trying. to set up a numb.er of continuing types o( programs,'' he said. fireworks display. "We're not· having a parade,'' said Bull. "Huntington Beach has the big. gest one around and there's no point trying lo compete with them . · For example, certificates of appreciation will be given to graduates of Americanization and citizenship classes at Orange Coast College. "After all, that's how this country got started," said Bull. Plans are going ahead for a bicentennial park in northern Costa Mesa. and the group plans to reissue "A Slice ot Orange," the history o( the city. High school seniors next year will be given r ed, white and blue class pins designat.ing them the "Class of '76." Essay coritests, a lecture. series on Southern Caillomia bis·. tory and a (our-week American Heritage summer school pro- gram al Rea Middle School also are planned. On July the Fourth, the com· mitlee will sponsor the city "I could go on and on naming all the projects we're working on," he said . More projects are described in a Bicentennial Gazette issued quarterly by the committee a nd available in libraries and city buildings. IRVINE plans a ''Heritage Park," with a museum, plaques along the trails and other bicen· tennialia, said Vice Chairman Marsha Polizzi. Next yffr, the city will host tlit Seniof OJym · pies, featuriag a va1lety of ·events among com~tors· ovei- ege25. "Also on the fourth of July, we'd like to h ave some de- monstrations of the colonial games~ome ol the-games that were prominent at the time," she· said. For 1976, Irvine plans a bicen- tennial week, c ulminating with Delp Needed Bicentennial committees along the Orange Coast are looking for people to help with preparations for the United States' 200th birthday. Information may be obtained by· contacting: Costa Mesa, Don Bull, 642-1893. Fountain Valley, City Hall, 962·2424. Huntington Beach, City H.all, 536-5511. Irvine, City Hlill,Jl33.3840,. Lagun~Bea~~~f+hler,494.;ll~..:..~ · --· NewpoiQ&ti'"lli;.~2110 • --,..,... •· - San ~;-Mart~49i.i32i:iiii!;£;" '~# • Saddleback Valley, Jeannie GapiebPi. ""l-'7600. ~· ... _.,, .. ~ .. ·~~ .-·-. __ ....... ... -·• -. --.. .. -..., ._, .. ·~ -_ .... , .. - -- the fourth of July. Possible events tnclUde a ·battle oe the bands, a parade, picnic and fireworks display. Other s u1gestions include J>at· tie pageants, a citywide campout si mulating the gathering of t roops at Valley Forge, a citywide potluck dinner on Thanksgiving, craft (airs and costume parties. To raise (unds, Irvine is selling commission& in the.Irvine Bicen- tennial Army as well as the right. to impersoo_ate a Revolutionary War (igure duri'ng the bicenten- nial. Al colonial fashion shows- coupled . w Lth present-day fashions-Councilman John Burton has a9peared as George Washington and Mayor Art An· thony as Beni8min Franklin. ''(Bicenfennl•l Commit- teeman) Pa~ Bonner wanted to be a cannonball, but he couldn't find a costume," Mrs. Polizzi jibed. "We're alsotblnkingabouthav· inl a car waab. Someone offered to pay$Sif (Councilwoman) Gaby Pryor would wash a cat. then so- meone elso o(fered $25 for (Coun- cilman) Henry Quigley to·wash thedonor'swhitewalls. Wehavea tentative commitment.from most of the council members," she said. Other fund·ralsing _activities include selling "war bonds" and "Stamp Act stamps." NEWPORT BEACH. has planned · a number of bicenten· nial activities, including a "Bicentennial Art Festival" in Lldo Village that was scheduled to be.going on today. . The cl\y,h•s l>roclaimed July 4 through 12•••"B1centennial·Week, beginning with a gigantic fireworks dis play at Newport . . ·-• .• i-. •• . ' .~ -•• Cen~rJuly4. ••• •• .. ---:. ;.; . . •• ... • • The Character Boat Parade July 12 will foc us on a blcenten· nialtheme. Organized in De'cetnber, the Newport. Beach committee has been pushing to gel event.a roll- ing. The committee already has begun pu'blishing "Bicenten· nial," a quarterly newsletter with a list of pending events. Plans are being worked out ror a year-long bicentennial lecture series b4?ginning this summer. sponsored by the Friends of the Llbrary. Additionally, South Coast Repertory is sponsoring a series of hour-long drama pnd music programs for schools. Next July 4 will be American Heritage Sun· day in Newport 1Beach,. s ponsor e d b y St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. LAGUNA BEACH plam to de· vole its big annual event, the Pageant of the Masters to ''200 Years o( Early American Art" in 1976, according to Recreation Director George Fowler .. The Laguna Village Party, to become an annual event after the s uccess of last year's Main Beach dedication, will be an out· door fa mily picnic dedicated la- the bicentennial this September and next Sept em her. The dates were changed to later in the year because o( the lousy weather al the Main Beach party last June, said Fowler. ·The Patriots' Day parade next February is to be part of the city bicentennial cele~ration and the art museum will feature bis· torical displays nexlyear . Addi;t~ally. the city plilns to dedicate a mci ll al Forest and Park Avenue to the bicenterinial. Fro"' Page Al --~~-=-:::::i.~=· !=" ..,. . -~ ca e ..... ·--..., HINSHA W'S FORTRESS . •• Equalization. Elmer Zimmer, Chri s Boukidis a nd Ja ck Vallerga. Though he was not permitted to hire hi s own attorney, .. Hinshaw landed himsell an in- ~ house lawyer when he hired Paul • Stewart to fill a spot that did not • call (or a lawyer's qualification. From the office of his close political confidant, Chip Cleary, in early 1972 came loyal-ready' lower-echelon workers Rick Hamilton and Dick Eckert. Eckert adm its there were others with superior credentials in line for the job he was given in the Assessor's Office. Nonetheless, Eckert says, he was given a suitable job and was barely inconvenienced by the move across the street from Cleary 's private o(fice t o Hinshaw's domain. Those already employed by Hinshaw's pre decessor who didn't fil into the new manage· ment schem e were relegated to lesse r position s as a new management layer emerged. Assistant Assessor Ed J ones, for example, was demoted , without a cut in pay, to the hum- drum exemptions division. Conversely, others, notably George Upton, had little difficul- ty climbing t he Assessor 's Office m anagem ent ladder. As Hins haw streamlined his of- fice and turned it into what he liked to call "a model o( efficien- cy and a leader in its field," he fought for pay raises (or his · workers . In turn , he was a tough taskmaster. To keep costs down, for in- stance , the office adopted a policy of not paying overtime to some employ es who were termed ''professionals.'' {Now, officials of the Orange Coun~y Employes' Association say. those workers are entitlecf to roughly 32,000 hours of unpaid overtime accumulated since 1965.) Hinshaw refurbished the As- sessor's Office and stationed himself in the largest, best furnished headquarters among . county government elected of. ficials. Unlike many other county de· part.menls, male workers in the office always wore ties and were constantly reminded of -the need to appear professional. One recalls being reprimanded by Hinshaw for being active in a political campaign during his o(( houn. 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All POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS AVAILABlf IN WALNUT · ••• and we can't over-stress, at the LOW~st prices ever offered ••• limlted supply in teak and rosewood • • . but none-the-le.ss-SALE·ing out at comparable LOW prices!! · SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MISA-S40-77n " IAMIAMlllC~ CHAI .. l1 ' • THE MAll Of ORANGE ORAHGI -637•777..7 IMllAMlllC~C~ FURNITURE .4 ' .. l l I I I I I I I I I I I A not blil ••• Sa: th• I I o I lad cho !hi p a M< USC I sti fin bit pr< I M 1 ml an• CBI in! I •h• CO' olC rel ne· s t ; Cr< ca il i ba ' ' cu wt wi WI IOI ha yo 1 m "' pc re Nt sh 'st1 • pl· ] ' .. (l cc ra m in S) lo .. • ~-. t ,. I ' I I I I I I I I I I I Sund1y. M1y 11 , 1976 CAIL v PILOT AS Life • Ill Little Saigon-A Book Full of Notes A reporter 's beat-up, dog -eared; nolebook is c rammed with scrib· blings that reflect lite, like little gems, after a day in the Lillie Saigon resettleme nt~ city, but they don't quite fit into a story. Here are some samples. • • • their honorable keeping. Nobody seems to know Why . ·• .. * Small children. are Instinctive scaredy-cats. JMi.nt a camera in their direction 'ind they scurry into a tent or a quonset hut like cornered mice. You want to tell them it's okay, bUl they can't un- derstand. Army clothes. Some gnaw con- tentedly on apples. "You ~tter watch out for lhe &e kids." the Mar ine with the beer belly b a wl s t o the r a dio newsman. "Why ?" he asks. ''Beca u se ," the Ma rin e replies, "They'll sneak up and s neak right into your he art." .'ilories a11d pholos by Dtlily Pllol Slaff Wriler Arll111r H. \ll11s••I • Ji ~ ~ A Marine is e ating lunch from a paper plate and a Vietnamese lad approaches with a pai r of chopsticks, thruSting them into the Am e r i c a n 's h a nd . He pains t a king l y coach es l he Marine in s ign la nguage how to use them. Finally, the Marine presses the sticks togethe r b et ween his fmgers and m anages to get a bite into his m outh. "OK, Joe! 11 the kid cries ap- provingly. As the boy walks away, the Marine declares, "I spent as much lime over there as he is old and I can Ilse them as well as he can," sot to voce, ''But I wasn't go- ing to let the little-----know it.'' Kids invent gam es. Riding a sheet of cardboa rd down a straw· covered slope, for example, an old and universal pastime. The refugee children have invented a new one. You pass by and they sta re up i mpass ively, like creatures from another planet. You p ass by , assuming they cannot comprehend English, but it is all an impish game. "Hello!" they shout at your back, the n flee, giggling. • • • The kids trave ·Strange-, small customs . Hand tti.em a piece of wrapped hard candy and they will hold it ging~cemtrigly unaw.ar.e~o.Uv.haUU.1io%n:!tdCit is forthem. .• -.. Start to walk a way and th ey hand it back to you, as though you had entrusted a treasure to One little girl, with a camera aimed at her, poked her fingers in her ears as thOugh expecting it to go off like a gun. • • • Rumors have heen heard about the alleged reputations or some refugees, but can they be true? One lack in Little Saigon is coat hangers. A newsman who brought a batch reported many people asked if.they might have just lour.of the m . Then they went back to their tent are a and each gave two to som eone else. • • • A tiny girl no bigger than a minute approaches on the road and strikes up an incessant con- vers ation in the m e lodic , singsong Vietnamese tongue. ''Honey, I just love you but I c an 't und e r s t a nd y our language," she is told, appearing to realize there is a distinct language barrier. "No swe at," she says non· chalantiy. And wanders orr. * •·· * A big, burly M alline with a beer • belly·lhal must ha.Ye taken ye ars : to-eccumulete ~spots • a· <familiar ; newsman and asks if he is back again-today. The newsman is not onl,¥·baok1 hut h8bMulJ¥..:som!:,.·. · ba~l!g!T{~~radio ~ car~ ... .__ ..i --· .., • The a rea teems with Viet namese youngsters. Some are dressed outlandi.shly in Salvation Ky .Move North Seen AUBU R N CAP J-As many as 400 South Viet- name se r e fu gees, possibly in c ludin g form e r Pre s id e nt Nguyen Cao Ky, may be shipped here soon for a stay of several m onths in a vacant hospital com· plex. Representatives of the 15 Northern California c o unti es that own Weimar Medical Center voted Friday to lease the center to a religious group which plans to run a refugee orientation and resettlement c amp. spokesman for \he group called Food (or i he Hun· gry, said the first re- fugees m ay arrive by midweek. Larr y W a rd , He said Ky. ~ow at the c rowded C amp Pendleton Marine Corps base, ''is now with our a people, and· ther e 's a Lawyer Charges good chance he will come up here.'' Ward said the camp will also house Saigon's '40 rmer minis t e r or . ·: • health. Would-he Heirs Said Exploited SAC RA MENT O <UPI >-Mass· mai li ng .. Heir Ch asers " are ra k.ing in thousands of dollars from Californians V.'ho think they may share in a bandone d property and unclaimed estates, State Controller Kenneth Cory r eport- ed Saturday. · ··People throughout the state regularly re- ceive unsolicited letters encouraging t hem lo believe they may possibly be claimants lo pro- perty and e states when there actually is onl y the m ost remote possibility of this happen- ing," Cory said. He said the letters offer lo supply copies of documents on a specifi c property or estate in retur n (or a fee. "Rarely ever is a claimant found by this A county s upervisor method , but the copying fees add up to a fin e MONTPELIEf\, Vt. Garry, whose .client said Food for the Hun-incom e for the people who send the lette rs," -Sexism in Court (UPl)-Sex1sm in the Inez Garcia was convict· gry, bas ed in the Los Cory s aid in a news release.· courts, pa rticula rly in •ed of s e cond degree. Angeles suburb of Glen-Cory said ''l le ir Cha.se r '' m a kes rape cases, is o ne of the murder in a recent dale h~s the backing of -widespread use of the li sts of abandoned pro- most troublesome areas C8lifornia murdeF-Yilll..! evitails t Billy Graham . perty and unclaimed estates which are m ain- in the American justice s,poke during'"' a two-day~ ... · lained as public records by his offi ce. He said system, Calilornia al -meeting o( the criml.nat' "'.:.~.Food tor the Hungry anyqnc can extr act infor mation from the fil es torney Charles Garry law section of the Ver-"111 pay $5,000 a month to without paying a fee. saidSaturday. montBarAssociation.. lease \he ce nt er and~~=~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~!!"!~! "';;;:;::;;;;:;:;;:;:::;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:::;i He said Mrs. Garcia, 450-acre grounds for two r- r who killed a man who tothreemonths. AVOID HIGH COST OF DYING CRIMATIOM IUllAL AT SIA n.. ......... , ..... , ,., ••• 4o •• • •. ...... .-..i-·---.......... . • *••h --~ ..... ...... .............. -'"'""' ........ ... ,.. •••. •••• S••••l s ...... , ... ,...,_ ................. ...--·--._,..... _ ..... °""" ~ ......................... _ ..wy ..... -.. THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY , 2t00W. Cots! tt*y,. Suif<I' ,..._, h9Qf\ C.~t • I H«I 2A Hours 646-7431 Mtll'lblr 111n., a ......... e ... ..., NO 511.-1,...n WM C.w IS..O ''" P0<1IOIOQ 10 ,,.,.ME , • 'IJJDfltSS .,, . Otl' , had allegedly rape·d her, The Weimar Center, 35 was a victim of "sexist miles north e a s t of aWtudes," partlcill&rly Sacramento in Placer on the part oC the judge County, has been closed who conducted her ttlal. since late las t year, The case is now und~r when the 15 c ounties appe al in Cali f orpia foreclosed against owner courts. . James Ralph. The state . Garry s aid ·laWy.ers ·Department oC . Health are members of one of also alleged numerous the most prejudiced pro-·violations . Cessions when it comes to ... understanding the needs The center has been olwomen. J)Ul up (or sale. Kloss Call 642 -5678. Put • fe)lf word• lo work lor ou. •1igfesled Food !or the ;Hungry might want to ooyU. ' ~ . . , Leasing a Mercedes? We 're an .authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer. but we're also a little off the beaten track. so we have to try harder. We do it by having lower prices. better service and a large selection. Come in and try us . lil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!i: j , S.Di.g.Fwy1 A~ldl.ial•ii4iw4'f.1700 WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW OF ORANGE COUNTY CAUFORNIA'S LARGEST LAW SCHOOL FUU.Y ACCllOITfD 1Y Oii cOMMtna Of' IAI O:AMIMIH Of TMI ST.All W Of CAUfOIHIA, OFFERS A CHOICE OF FoUl PllOGRAMS OF LAW STUDY: • tH llntll '"" .. J .nAH of Ml-TIMI 1 ..... ttvdy tJ 5.1 6 d1uroom hovrs poor •..+.!, 01 • IH llntll J 1.'1 .. 4 TIAH of , ... n .TJMI d..,., -'""· 01 _.ltffld l1w 1tudy (3 tllJHt p111' -k, 3~ t-. ~ d1n l, e You cen 11m Y'N' JUll1I DOCTOI (J.D.) dig,_ Md ""°""' EllGlll.E TO TAKE THE CALIFORNIA IAl EXAMINATION Wllfl 01 PMOH1 POI CATM.OOUI 1111 N. State Collett IMI. fylloJton, CA 92631 17141 993-7600 ' -FAll 1EMESlH llGINS AUGUST 21, 1975 ALL 1l09ttAin ALSO srMT IM JAHUAlt'r ff7' m.wTt ILtMUI l'OI "'91MlT .... ft'Ultlf'I U».111 _.,...,,.._ It's one heckuva long choo choo train, In photo at top, as a Marine sergeant plays with refugee children. Above, Kim Hoa Duong, 12, radiates joy as she receives a YMCA basketball. It's a quieter mood, at left, for Marine Cpl. Darvin Usselman, 22, and two young Vietnamese boys. He doesn't know their names; They don't speak English. Public DISCOVER NATURALIZER WEST & NANCY CRAIG IN OUR NEW MAIL WING ' South Coast ?Ia.z:a AUCTION AUDAY, SAT\JRDAY, SUNDAY at I P.M. Bargains on Fin e Crystal. S terling Silver. Porcelains. Oriental Objects d'Art. Paint ings, Jewelry. Antiques. Bro nzes. Fyrn iture. S elect Indian Turquoise ... S 1.000.000 INVENTORY /'rrnn /;Jtutr.f, (·fl11rt.f, U111.r1f .f'a"'"· /Ja11!.r11111r its VISITORS I Conte and see what Jun an AUCTION can bet FREE ADMISSION! . .. across the street fro1n seuen of the S outhland's rnost elegant 1vatf'rfro nt res taurants! ·' . ,., ·• HOURS /n5pection & Priuate S ale5 JO-S DAI LY I · 5 SATURO,\Y & SU'IDAY Ckised Wcdne:i;day lf •. 1 i1un.day AlJCnON!l HELD EVERY FRIDAY, SAllJRDAY, SUNDAY ot I P.N. U~L YOUR EIANKAMERI CARO. MASTER CHARGE. PERSONAL CHECK OR CA SH 2542 w-Coan Highway Newport Beach, Call/omla 92660 ( 714) 645-22DD WE avv FOR CASH OR SELL ON COMMISSION WHOLE ESTATES OR SINGLE: rrDlfS ART lF.YINE. A uc·r t<J/l.'F.ER _.,..-~ .................... _ _., .. ' ' ~I • j ·"'- ·-• DAILY PILOT EDlTQRIAL PAGE ) ' ' . I Presu1t1ed Innocent .. Indictments and accusations are too)s the Grand. 11' uses to bring persons to trial after the jury has 1ded there is enough evidence to charge them with mes. ~ Neither a11 i11dictmcnt nor an accusation means the uccused are guilty of the crimes they have bt!en charged with committing. That should be kept in plind when considering the 'qliurges brought against Rep. Andrew Hinshaw and County Assessor Jack Vallerga last week . • Both. men ore entitled to be presumed i,nnocenl ltflless and until, after a fair trial, a jury might decide <Jlherwise. . ln the meantime, Hinsha\Y and Vallerga ure en- titled, by law. to continue to hold their public offices. • Some find it difficult to accept the situation in which a public official charged \vith serious crimes i;emains in a position of responsibility \\1hile his case is being settled. ; But that's the p1ice "-'e pay for pl'otecting public Officials from charges that could cause them to 49acuate their of flees at the whim of any accuser, dis· tupting government and rendering elections mean- ingless. Hinsha\v and \l'allerga \Viii have their day in rourt. And if the re is any concern.abo1,1t their continuing to hold office until they do. it should be kept i11 mii1d lhat it Y.'as the voters who put them there. Don't Put It Down • Mothers Day, like all special "d3ys'' that may in· valve gift giving or special recognition, raises in some ·Olfnds the question as to whether there.really is any reason for such a day -whether it isn't all just a big corny, commercialized deal. We'd like to offer a few words on behalI of Mothers Day. We challenge anyone to suggest very many )obs. In this world that require as much dedication, as varied abilities and as much plain hard work as being a good working-at -the-job mother for, say, two or three kids for 25 years. So it seems to us that the mothers -and all those wives who may not be motberS but wind up receiving ·a little extra attention and perl>aps a gift on this day -have justly earned thatlitt~speclal treatment. It the giving of a card or flowers or a gift makes the giver or the receive( feel ''commercialized" or "corny" or-put upon.it appears to us~ those people do have a problem. And Mothers Day has little to do with it. As ·for the rest of us, if it takes a special ''day'' to remiod children or husbands or fathers to sl1ow mothers and wives a little of the appreciation and love that we really ought to show regularly and \vithout such obvious prompting; so be it. Mothers Day is a day of love. Enjoy it. Don't Bet on It County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich recently warned us to be prepared for a JO-ce11t hike in the county property tax rate. Nonsense, retorted Supervisor Laurence Schmit, whiotl Orange County needs is a five-cent tax cut. Schmit s uggested that a philosophici.Jl change in COWllY government is needed to put a halt to in · creased spending and higher taxes. Schmit's stand, of course, put Diedrich in an em- barrassing position. After all, who ca11 be against economy and lower taxes? And who can be in favor of a 30-cent.tax hike when a fellow supervisor is advocat- ing a five-cent cut? Naturally, the sentimental choice in the two· supervisor tax rate race is Schmit. But if betting· is your thing, put your money on the tax rate increase. •• ' • LISIENI GUNfr PON'( KILL PEOPLE! PEOPLE KILi.. PEOPl.(;! • • - • • • .. . - tPeople .Who Should Back Ford Don't • MARENGO, I LL. ~ The political vulnerability of Gerald R. Ford after nearly nine months as President is appallingly ap· parent in this conservative, r.ockribbed Republican farm &Own, where he has still made no impact as a forceful national leader or, even more dangerous for him, as leader of his party. Indeed, Mr. Ford is perceived liere as little more than "a damn aood g"uy" and "a good family in.an" who lacks presidential credentials . Consider the astonishing response when we 6'5ked 54 Republicans, in- tle'iov\ewed in their homes along ?.1arengo's quiet. country streets. whom they want their party to iominate for President next year. Only 12 said Jerry Ford. :·Even worse for the President. t6rmer California Gov. Ronald Reagan, leader of Republican Conservatives. ran nip and tuck in a bead-to-head Ford-Re.agan ,.~ matching for the 1976 presiden· tial nomination : 20 for Mr. Ford, 17 for Reagan, the balance un- decided. THE ONLY conclusion (and it should galvanize the President's political operatives in the White House): Jerry ford is not clearly perceived as presi,dential timber in a Republican heart.land that should give a Republican incum- bent hands-down support and that voted almost four to one for Richard Nixon in 1972. The contradiction between lack or confidence in the Presi- dent's ability to run the country and high esteem foT hi s character and personality seems unique in contemporary pre· sidential politics. With the bclp of national pollste r Palrick Caddell and two of his Cam bridge Survey Research field workers, Henrice Taylor and Marcia Selz, we found this contradiction at the heart of Mr. Ford's ugly predica· ( EV ANS-NOV AK J ment. Thus, our -R e publican voters, asked whether they had a generally favorable or Wlfavora- bleopinion o! Mr. Ford, came out rour-to-one favorable. And when we asked them to rate his overall perlormance as President, 37 - well over half -rated him favorably. BUT WHEN Mr. Ford is matched against hard issue1t those ''good,guy.•• bright iipols rub off fast. On his handling of the economy, for example, only 12 voters rate him bellt?r than .. poor" or '"(air." R.is negative rating on running foreign policy is2 tot. "Wh y is he trying to get us back into Vietnam?"a pretty young teache r said. An elderly ' widow , a ske d what she particularly di'd not like about the President. was bitter. •·The state of everything is so bad and there is Ford out in California playing golf and so on. The money they must spend on those trips, and all this unemploy- ment!'' .In our specific questiorn? about Mr: Ford's performance he rated high only on his handling of the honesty-in-government issue, with 48 voters giving him an "ex· cellent" or "good" score. But unhappily for Mr. Ford, that high rating, and his equally high scores as-••the ·ki.nd-of de· cent, honest men the-presi~y needs,'' is only a base on which to build a strong pres_idency. The superstructure appears not to. ~x­ ist. A 'MIDDLE-AGED factory worker summed it up : "I like Ford as a man, but he doesn't put forth any surge of leadership." That same theme \\'US u broken record. .. He's compassionate," said a $20,000·a-year marketing consul- tant ... but I sure wish he would clobber some of those senators a little harder." "He's ror us peo- ple." a foundry superintendent told us, ''but he doesn't have enough influence to put things over." · It is true, Of course, that we conducted our interviews during one of this country's most embil· tered and de pressing periods. The Southeast ;;\sia crisis was at a peak and·Uil4tfi:!,ployment was nearing 10 ' pe~!'~et the ob- viously IOY.' .!.I!~' of Mr. Ford as n strong leader master- ing overwhe lming problems seems ut harsh varianc~~ilh our voters' perception or Reagan. Out or ofrice in faraway California si n ce January. Reagan nevertheless has a clear base or constituency here on the Illinois prairie. In a head-to-head presidential primary against Vice President Nels.qn Rockefeller, Reagan scored Just under 50 percent, with Rocke feller and the ''don · knows .. far behind. LIKEWISE, desr· Ford 's ''nice-guy' Reagan outscored hi1 · routed all other poss, Republican presidential ~ ders -as the party leader \~ '"' the hi~hest "favorable" rating. But Jerry Ford has no discerni· ble base. He had no national con· stituency when be was appointed vice president.and none when he "''as catapulted..inlo lh£;..0val 0£. fi ce, the fitst P,r@'fid~ift'llistory never to ca1npaign for national office. -_ _.., . 0.C]iPite his JM<illy'"'iih3e!monlhs at the cenler:Ot·lhe '.sfol'bl, that constituency 'is ~as elusive as ever, al least in this quiet little corner of America. o.nd time is running short. What to.Pay Lawmakers With some m easure of pride Speaker Leo McCarthy disclosed he anticipates a million dollar cut in the Assembly budget for the period January to June. The bulk of this comes from stalf re· ductions. McCarthy also projects a further $1 .5 million sav- in gs in the next fiscal year but opines more than hair of that will be eroded by cost of living adjustments in employe salaries. The task McCarthy assumed when he won th e office of ( EARL WATERS ) Speaker last year can be likened to the 12 labors of Hercules. In at- tempting to reduce an overgrown staff or legislative aides he is al· tacking Hydra, the nine-headed serpent that r eproduced two heads each time one was severt.>d . serves full credit for his efforts it must be remembered that he alone cannot bring_ about the de- sirable c hanges essenti al lo restoring the Legislature to a position of full public confidence. It must be kept in mind that be holds offi ce al the sufferance or the other members. Forty-one . votes can unseat him any time dissension becomes wtdeSpread. Introducing the legislative ex- penses J\'JcCarthy there!ore needs tpe support of other legislator$. M"c0ai1.hy has point- ed to savings of $250,000 by mail- ing legislative "newsletters" without envelope·s, another $150,000 by cutting the number of newsletter mailings . It's a Good (~ropaganda) Film But stafr is only one ·or the labors. Looming larger ,js the cleaning or th~ Augean Stable& which the Assembly h'as come to be under the laxness caused by lhe personal ambitions of pre- vious speakers. So enamored were they of lhe powei: of lhe of- fice as a means to higher political goals,, they willingly made concessions in order to re: lain the job. Tms LED to the expansion or committees to accommodate their supporters with committee chairmanships . That created overlaps making it impossible for members to attend all com- mittees or even be preserit during Assembly sessions. From that developed the "ghost" and "pro- xy" voting. SE~ ATO R H . L. "Bill" Richardson has exhibited sup~ port for McCarthy in achieving savings in the newsletters by pro-- posing SB 1027, which would ban all such mailings at public ex· pense. "Most of the mailings are blatantly political," Richardson said, "and should not be done at the expense or the taxpayers." Political or not, the Jettei:s sent to all votCf's in each distrid are sell-glorifications and contai~ lit· tie or nothing not already report· ed by the press. • In 1935 a g irted German #;oman. Leni Riefens lahl. created a docume ntary -style movie. "Triumph or the Will." It ,was brilliantly executed, but chilling as a portent or Nazi totalitarian power. Its purpose . propaganda to glorify the Nazi ~ause. _., Jn 1975 American theaters are lhowing a movie created by two gifted young film makers, Bert -Schne ider and Peter Davis : •".'Hearts and ,Minds.'' lt , l·o o , is in documentary · atyle and Is brilliantly ex· ecuted and •hilling. , Its purpose: Propaganda, to Sh\)W that Am e rican s are simple-minded, jingoistic !Jadlsts and that the North Viet· qamese conquerors of South Vietnam are high -minded Patriots. • The microphone and the eye of the camera don 'l lie, of course. They r~ord words and actions as they happened. Dul In "Hearts lhd Mindi." coreful edtUbg and reuHmbly of bit. of film oul of. ( RONALD REAGAN ) context produce a· devastating ef- fect . As in all wars -indeed all human activities -some partici- pants in Vietnam s aid and did no· ble things: some, ignoble things: others, shallow things. Messrs. Schneider and Davis prefer the Big Lie technique, juxtaposing bits of the truth in s uch a way as to distort the Point to their ends. For example. Gen. William C. Westmoreland makes an ob- servation about the fundamental· ly different view or human UJe lhat prevails in the Orient. fie commented about '"the cheap· ness of life" there. The next shot selected was o f Vietnamese mourning their dead. You get the idea. WE SEE TllE agonies or war, but no hint that any South Viet- namese really cared about the preservation of hlS nat ion against the invaders from the North. It Is strictly a matter of the liberty-loving North Viet· namese and Viet Con11 versus Bloodthirsty Ame.rlca. Apparently, Sckn~lder and • Davis haven 't studied much In- dochina history . Despite it's heavy propaganda message, "Hearts and ,_1inds" has been greeted by several ma· jor rum critics with panegyrics. Whether these were inspired by the obvious technical skills or the film m akers, by philosophical compatibility or simply by herd instinct one can only guess. Now comes the Academy of Motion Pi cture Arts and Sciences, dis pense rs of the Oscars, and an organization lh.1:1.l has been taking its lumps in re- cent years. For example: George C. Scott refused an Oscar for his superb tiUe role portrayal In "Patton." Marlon Brando sent a bogus Indian prin· cess to collect his Osc;ar and de· liver a lecture In sociology. A nude streaker jogged by the television cameras: and thts year Dustin llorrman announced he'd witch the proceedincs on television, saying that the tlollywood celebrities ln the live audience would be so he1vUy sedated with drink as: ta make nothing but spectacles of themselves. The academy isn't known ror either Its pol1Ucal sq:acity or·lt.s penetrating under1tandlng or world affairs. but that didn't de· ter them from selecting .. Hearts and Minds" as the year's best "documentary" film. As if this high praise wasn't enough for a film that is, in ef- fect. propaganda for the Viet· namese Communists. Schneider said, "Isn 't it ironic that our film wins this award just as Vietnam is about to be liberated?" He then read a telegra m oC "greet- ings" from a Viet Cong officia_I. The a udience cheered. Maybe Dustin Horrman was right. · OUR LEADERS made a grave mistake in sending American soldiers to a war they were nol al· lowed to win. Any cause worth dying for is worth wimUng. Still, hundreds of thousand& of young m en went in the hope that. what they were dolne W()Uld save a small nation from Its invaders. They are worthy of mod Ulan the oversimpllflcatlon and dislor· tions of Schnelder and Davis. J~e( Goebbels was rond or saying lhat If you told a bi g enough lie onen enoueh. people ~'OUld believe it. He proved It In World War II Germany. I thlok Americans are more sophisticat'ed and know one when they 1ee one. Lel us hope so It they 10· to see "llearts and Minds." By reducing the numbers of committees McCarthy has effec- tively removed lhe excuses of absenteeism and proxy voling. But his labors to eliminate ex- cesses and abuses of privilege are far rrom over. Unfortunately his woes are brought about by a handful oC members whose conduct reflects upon the entire Legislature. The recent disclosure that As- semblyman ken Meade bad loaned lhe state leased car, as· signed ror bis orficlaJ use, to his ex-wile tor an extended stay in Kansas is typical. Subsequent stories Indicated that tha misuse of legislative \'ehlcles is not un - common. involving personal use by lefislators' families And ltaff, and use by members in their cam-paigns. McCARTHY'S Inroads on star! is a mere 1tart. The Assembly employs more lhan 6IOO While the tolal legist•tive employes nu:mbet' over l,IOO. With a budaet of $30 million for the Mlembly there is ample room fOC' more re- ductions. And while the speaker de· McCarthy's overall objective is to establish an "adequate" salary for the lawma·kers eliminating all ''fringe'' benefits'. . ' . ORANGE COA.$T DAILY PILOT Aobtrl N. W•f'd.Publ'Uhn' Thomai K•tvil. Edl!or Thoma1 Pahntr, SundaM Ediloriol Pag• F.dilar Tht editorial page of lhe Dally Pilot seeks to inform and •llmulate r•Jlders by presenUnc on this_ pa1e diverse rommentary on top1c1 of Interest by syndical· ed columnists and cartoonl.u, by provldln1 • rorum for rclden' views and by preitntinl lhla new1paptr'1 opinions. and kleu on. c.urrent topics. The edltottal op1n1on1 of th~ Dally Ptlot sppear only In tf?e editorial ('Olumn•the top or lhe P•se. Opinlon1 ••· pra1ed by the rotumnlltJ arid C!arfoonlst1 •nd letter writ• are U.elr own and no endorstftWJM ol \Mir view.-. by the Dally Pilot ahoul<\_bt lnferffit. Sunday, Mayu, 1975 I ' ; 4, ' • • • ! t I I I I I I 1 \ I ' I j ~· • . ·-. . ' ,. -. .... . ' . -. . Refugees Enrich U.S. j • I • -V~tnamtatrWfvr/H, qyot•d .. .._ ,,..,,. B7 JEAN CA&UN ~ut Asian otpbana and olb'l!'.'~•••I Aelen.refua ... are iM•lnc from the Phlllpp1n .. and\ .. Guam.. «1aeae new immt.' O'anla, ij,1<.',:Allof the early lmml· grant l">UPI to our country, come h-flth hopes often UD· a.rtlc~~··· did the 400,000 Huncli1ai1 ind eso,ooo Cl!ban re- fu .... already uairnil1ted • ~They wlri .co roe here, u mill;. ol our.-pndece110n dld, tronl back1rouada 1 1ud ~•xperie,nce1 that wW ne+•r be erued-back< lO'ollncU of dllbed, hopes, ll'Oat a11appolntments; fears and Vlolatecl lrwlt ..;. with anxieties at>o\lt theJr futures and the. audacity lo hope arid try again. .;,, " TIUll'lW Ll'ITLE control ovel'~a:ance• of 111e1r , ftcel@" . • ~they will have . ltttle."911 their very pro· ximat.8 f~; They are at our me~cy. ;t(.( ~an accept them as fellow h~ .n)/eings who wlll be aulmll•til.-,.into our cos- mopolitan eociety, and we can• welcome lhe infusion of n~ eic.. periences and ,new 'valueS: Or we can reject them as strange and foreign and displaced and in· truders. Which will we do? Tiiey ·can be perCeived as enriching our collehive cultures or thej can be perceived.Yu being a burden to us. W.bicb-will we see? Each new culture lnterface has the pOlential for growth and learning for both cullureo -ours. and thelro. Will we permll ourselves lo learn from our newest immt*'anU.1 Will we pe'1Qit them tO team froni ua?. Cao we learn that dlttenDCea ean be neither bad nor.good but 1lmp. ly Interesting? · The Immediate reality ls Iha! hundreds olJ>ew lmmtcrante will be enleriJil California and the . other 49stau~. Who wlll lhey be? They wW -W lfny, frightened. 1ometlmei,~.!pb)1ically ill anq emotionall)" 'deerlved orphans fully VietnameM Or fully Cambo· dtan or o~· · res with other race4. The~<Y'.l ~adult wives~ America me · who were 10 . SoulMait >(111. .. . .. "!heywllJ•be tbe exlelldecl faml.' 1r. melbben:of Iliffe wive• -lhe. e!lder.J.y. 'll'iotber1, fathers. Dr. Jean· Carlin fl on the ~ff ol Fain>IN Slote Holpjtal.and fl ..... ..,.,.,. ouociole dean of the CoUe~ of M-.al UC I ...... SM .lxu ioorkld In Vktna.rit on hmoccaaionl. brothers, -•thit• and. Children. They af~ tlle?i"!,dr·weary, the afraid-to,~ ,too-Ured·lo- fear, the,' bta8febpugh-tc>flee.,. the belieVers-tnltreedom. They hav~ 'tc) the Land of the Free ail'l6e Home of the Brave. Ho~-~1111 we receive them? Will ·,We. -in true Judeo- Christian love, share with them as others shared with.our imrni· grant ancestors? MANY OF THEM WILL be weU educated.....Enldish·spealdng (as .well as Yrench and Chinese/speaking) professional people who will soon be tu.payers in . our society,, They are hard working, intelligent and motivat· ed people who respect education and who lake care of their families. They do not eip;ect wdfare and· special aid, althou1h they may need help briefiy until they are finally seltled. The children will do very well In our schools, but at. first they will need extra help' because of the new language,. Are we ready to share and learn and love? We, who have been so divided about our military and political involVe· menl in· Southeast Asia -now must we remain divided with re· gard to these immigrants who also had mixed opinions about their political situations and our involvement in them? They opted to 1ide with us in Vietnam and Cambodia, even though by so doing they ultimately en- dangered themselve). Now they have fied their lands,. their homes, their jobs, their friend.I; their extended families, the burial grounds of their an- ceston, their languages, their customs, their foods, their ' heritaces. They have fled and cut their lots wilh us. They are the brave. Will we also permit them to be free? ·w111 we blame these immi· grants for all 01.t,r problems in Southeast · Asia? Are they individually accountable any more than we are individual!)' ac· countable for our problems in· Southeast Asia? One Vietnamese student wrote: ... but we do not .deny the sacrifices of lbe American soldiers who died there, and of all the American mutilated veterans who came back, and of all your prisoners in North Viet.Nam. · ''What the American anJiy fought here was to 'stop the com·· muni.Sts' in South Viet Nam,! which was true. But the fact (is) that our governments (both Viet Nam and United Stat.es) have lied to our people. With muslve means -navy, air force, and hall a million G.I. 's, your govern· ·ment could have stopped the' North Viet Nam army. But the opportunity is lost. "THEN YOUR TROUPS withdrew, and reduce all ldndlfof aid -and now, Vietnamese Ar4' left alone -we have no other al· lies than the United States, and · the United States have dropped us -to fight with limited means; we do not have enough ammuni· tion, etc ..... "The military situation will de· cide the political issue .... We have -already lost % of our CQUD· try in three weeks, the millions of people who ran away have shown that they do not want to live under a communist govemmeht. But w·ho would hear t.beir pleas, and their cries'! "Ours is the tragedy of a small weak nation, too weak to stand by itself to decide its ovm fate, a.nd who relied too much on a sole ally who is now turning (its) back to us. ''The American people is basically a good natured people who believed in the principles which made your Republic - t his I do not deny; many Americans I know here are very good willed, good natured. It would be difficult not to like Americans as individuals, for I know no other people as generous as the American People." Can we forget (or forgive) and · love and accept? Only time will tell. But the old man's questiOn and the young student's letter haunt me -"We hope what we have heard about the United States is true." You and I can make it be true. Will we? .... . . . . • 'LITTLE SAIGON' AT CAMP PENDLETON _Hunting for Ecological B~lance MORE AMERICAN ARMS America's Landlords Could Have Said No PLYMOUTH ROCK, Dec. 21, 164!> ..:... Chief Manaaoit today urged "all good· Amertcaha to welcome these new refugee.a to our shores wilb the generosity and, hoapitallty that has made our na.uon great ... Moil Americans, however, viewed t&l1 flfsl shipload of re· fure-·with suspicion and thinly veile.d. hostility. By an over· whelmlnC vote, lhe Tribal Coun· cil tufned down the chiers te· • Americans. ''They don 't understand 'our language, our customs or our culture," he said. "Why, they don't ·even know bow to plant com! They simply can't fit into our modern agricultural society.'' At best, be said, this horde or cheap labor ••could depress American wage scales, and, al Worst, they would probably become public charges, de~nd· ing on decent hard-working ( ] ·. Americans for their food, ARl' HOPPE clothingandsh,elter. . "You can tell by looking at '-----------.J them,'.' be said glumly, •lthat: quest ,for bumanitartan aid to help setUe the neweOmers and provide them •'a turkey dinner with all the trimmings." The attitude of the mojorlty of Americans was perbapa best summed up by a.young man who \ watched with folded arms as the pallid·ffCed .refugees in their strange native coetumes stepped ashore here tbi1 morning, mut· tering to themselves in their own incomprehensible language. • ''Wf;LL," HE SAID. shaking his head, ''there goes the nclghl!<>rhood." Chief Powhatan. Gr•nd · Sache'1 of lbe Benevolent.• Protectlve Order of R-. cit- ed blab unemployment II"'"" in \be Plymouth area·anc1 . ..., ... t, ec11110 re,.,..,. be ari:t.!Jce!alld Jn•!<!•¢." . .•m •. " ,. ·: '1'lilfe·'J' cert'ii1111f ' ~•v•'. bci.biti · a • a!Jii• !It••• Wily !l;ia.'lili ruta\1!· occl~cntais wlio,,aJ!.· j ook .i).UC.e,11 b.e. said, .:'lhe J.ut g we Deed is a bunch o( penal- ' Immigrant& t•klng joba ay from deacrrvlng ,. ,, t-be.y!r.e the clannish, sUck· io.ether type1 ~:who breed like rabbits and don't keep up their houses. They've made a mess of their own country and now they'll make a mess of ours. '1AND THINK what they'll do to property values! In six years,. all of Manhattan Island won't hr··· ing125 on the open QJarket." But tbe gravest threat, ·Powhatan said, was that these il"'l Jeeal aliens ~·wtll subVert.. our cherished American way of life.'' "They had lo be pushy lo get out of their -owa countty and they!U be puohy•llare. 'Die .llnt Ullnl we know,'" h8' warned, •'tbey~ll want to.' marry our d1uibter1:"' -, Powhat11,. said. be certalnly tymPJltllfZecl With the pllghl of th refngeee but "thOy out lo 10 iOlmt•pla-Wbere'th<Y 'cari be amonrtheill'Owdldftd. .. I, \ • ' '''l'be'l:l6U.bli lk-lll•i If ·.,,U 1et lmll 'Ill'; You hltlf'to' let thom 811 In," he 1illil ·lilmlr. "And before ..,. imoW1t, Ulla ~t land"' ..... will be a nation of llnmlannll." • • By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI , Of .. O.lry ""'Sllifl Finger on the trigger. tbe hunter traces an arc into the sky. drawing the red dot over the muzzle inescapably closer lo his prey. Sight ·over ·the bird, finger twttcllt!s trlg""r' '1.tld unleashes· a 12·gauge fury that hurls a cloud of lead toward its target at m'iciOsttOild speed: .,,, The end result -a flurry of feathers and a pheasant or duck for the table -is considered sportsmanshi.p by the hunter. To him it's an expression o.f man's natural instinct to hunt, a communion with nature and the thrill of taking food directly fro~ lheland. Butlononhunters, who:in evei· increasing numbers are turning their sights on hunters, it represents needless slaughter, cruelly, and uncivilized and un· fair play. EXPERTS from both sides re- cently took potshots at each other during a UC Irvine Extension course on animal management, ethics, endangered species and the human impact on fauna.. · In hunting's defense John Potion, West Coast conservation chairmtri for Game Cqin, point- ed out that there are now actually more deer, elk, antelope and wild turkey& thah there were around the tum of the century. The reason for. that, he main· Perhaps The Losers Laugh Last .. ... · \ . .. '/tis ~ aam• kind Jimmy . f;ONNORS uses!' 1 ·~1 tains, is that the.bunter· sportsmen have been in the forefront of conservation efforts, committing millions of dollars to the purchase of marshlands and. other wildlife habitat areas for maintenance as hunting pre· serves. ~ . , ., And Charles.Fullerton, deputy director of the California Fish and Game Department,. argues rhat the r'eal enemy to the fauna o( thiS country is not the hunter but the bulldozer, "Let's not go biCkering about hunting when the real issue is habitat destruction,•• .says Fullerton,· who lauded the pre· servation of ·coastal wetlands, particularly at Bolsa Chica State Park and upper Newport Bay. REGULATED hunting, he maintains, is part of wildlife management -a way to dispose of an annual surplus among cer· tain species. Out of all the wildlife species in the state, only 10 percent actually is hunted. But TV critic~ Cleveland Amory, president of the Fund for Animil.ls, argues that the destruction of 17 million birds of one species (doves) in California alone last year does not spe~ for good management. He and other antihunting spokesmen say that though there may be more deer, ducks and an· lelope now than during the early part of the century the statistics are meaningless because .such By MELVINMADDOOIS Let us say, forthesakeof argu- ment, that you're a sports fan. And there's always an argument where there's a sports fan, isn't there? Just listen in on those telephone calls to sports ·talk shows; people should . care as passionately about politics or re· ligion. But this Sports-talker. this ·mouth·in·tbe-bleachers isn't you, is. he? He is the old·style fan, pure spectator, with a head full of batting averages and a stomach fU1l of spaghetti, cheese cake, and other unathletic foods . His only exercise is to raise his ~oice .. You are the new·style sports fan -the participant. Let us call ,you Ernest Hacker. Newspaper and magazine columns and countless ghost·written books are dedicated to you, Ernest, in· structing you How to .... How lo hit a golf ball like Jack Nicklaus. How to ski like Jean-Claude Killy. How to swim like Mark Spitz. i\S FAITHFULLY as com- mercials, Hints for the hacker fill the intervals on TV sports broad· cast&. Howle Meeker, im· ~ope.Un& Peter Puck (or vice ·versa), will te,ach you, Ernest ''Tbe Hockey•• Hacker, how to nu yoUr wrlats when drlbblin1 a puc.k. · . Meanwhi le, on your local· baseball channel, the "color" an· oouncer, tradltionally an ex·. ) animals are b.eing raised' for the bunters. According to Amory, the California Fish and Game Department spends only one per· cent of its annual $28-million budget on the conservation of non llunting animals. The rest is pumped back into bre·edlng species the hunters can kill. llUNTERS, ·by virtue of their license fees, support the Fish and Game Department "lock, stock and barrel," says Amory, and the time has come for represen· talion of the nonhunting point of view in the department. Such representation eventually will result in laws governing the cruelty of animals being applied to the wild, predicts Amory, who claims that there presently are ••no laws in the woods.'' Persons wil l be punished for stringing coyotes up on fences to leach other coyotes a lesson, and for needlessly destroying animals and then leaving them to rot, be prophesies. Hunters frequently point out, however, that even though vast acreage is reserved for game animals such as ducks and deer, this habitat also serves other forms of wildlife. And, according to AarGn Raboff, former president of the Southern Safari Club, wildlife preserves are not meant for the exclusive use of hunters. Nonbunters are not prevented. from ''enjoying'' them. shortstop, will tell you how to block the plate on a runner trying to score from third. Also, how to develop an '' inside-outsid_e•• swing. This is imporlant. Quiz to follow. Such is the general context. Now here is the ~ene: the Ameri can Airlines Tennis Games in TuCson, Ariz. As players change ·courts, the ob: ligatory minilessons are served to you, Ernest. In a one-minute session , Pa·ncho Gonzales so1emnly discusses the serve - it's aJJ in the toss, you're only as good as your.second serve, etc. Dennis Ralston lays down the word on the forehand grip. After contemplating the Eastern and the Western, he recommends something in between: the Co n· tinentaJ grip. THEN APPEARS Stan Smith; tall, a little grim1 looking rather like a British ma1or with bis san- dy moustache. And Stan is order· ing the hacker-troops to do - what? Relax? Why, the man's a heretic. He's telling Ernest to go out on the court and have/un. Worse -do these ears deceive us"? -he's telling him to forget all the tips these fellow pros have been di spensing. Just do what comes naturally. , What can ~tan be thlnk1ng of? Maybe something like this: "Sports Cblg sigh) are mY busl· ness. U 1 don't win,·a1'era while I don·t eat. Here's the American Airlines pri1e money -$175,000. • • That may be technically' true, according to Amory, but th~ woods are so filled with hunteri' during the season that it becom~ dangerous lo take a walk in lti§ woods. The five percent of t.fji population that hunts is lak~i the enjoyment of nature aw~ f~~ ~be ~ttier 95 PerCeilt, Ute .. cnti~ insists. Hunter-sportsmen coniributai $180 million in 1974 for the aq, quisition of "real estate" fol" wildlife conservation durin~ 1974, according to Raboft, wbiJe their opponents have 'don$ nothing but make "arrogant in~ dictments." . 1 While hunters and nonbunlers debate· who is doing more -off less -for the preservation ori wildlife on this earth, both may• be missing the main point about! conservation. : HUNTING VS. nonbuntingma~ be a small issue in comparison"' man's need to learn about thq; ecological interdependence of lif".'t on this planet, his role and whaq doll an can do to preserv:eland. t "tinless you realize the reta..: tionsbip between the soils, th~ nematodes, the ·bacteria, th grasses, the animals that eat th grasses and right on up the lad der on the food chain, you'r~ watering the ocean to make th tide come up," says Pat Quinn coordinator of the UCI cour&~ and zoological director at Lio~ CountrySafariinlrvine. l • It's like an investment for me. N tennis court is my Wall Street, · whiCb is a terrible and ridiculous thing to say about both te~ courts and Wall Street. "But for you, Hacker, tennis courts are supposed to be a play· ground -your life away from work. And yet you 're so serious aboul it, w·ith all your lessons, all your conditioning exercises, all your debates about wood·vs.-steel rackets. Hit the balJ wrong! Just for the sheer pleasure of it. t only wish l could.'· WILL ERNEST take Stan's astonishing advice? If so, how will we rec ognize our amateur jocks without that pained and concentrated pro look? Excellence, performance -- how we demand it of ourselves in all areas or life, or else (so we rule) the mortifying taste of failure must follow . We have ~o ~e omnicompeten( not only on tbe Job but as parents, as lovers, as gourmet cooks, as African-violet growers -and as athletes. ls there no holiday (or Superman and Superwoman __.. no place where we permit ourselves a license to fizzle? Maybe. W:-lter Mitty -an un· derachlever at everything but dreaming -had the right id ea. He kept hls fantasies fantasieS. The last of tbe happy amateurs . Melvin Maddocla fl the Chri.!tian Science Monftor't cofumnirt:-al: larpr. • SI.In.day, M!Y 11, 1m Ov.erbedding Ch~rged Is Your Pet Best · In County? Secretary Who has the be.st pet in · Orange County? Appointed The Anim&l Assistance . Lea1;ue wants to know.. SANTA ANA _ Hal and 1t can be a dog, cat, M d. · •crocodile or anything a~n. 1rector of fiscal else . services for the Orange · County Department of Pet owners who want Education, has assumed to enter their favorite the duties of secr etary-to· friend in the pet of the the Orange County Com. year contest s hould m ail mitlee on School District their entries to: Animal Organization. Assistance League, P.O. The post had been held Box 818, Huntington by Dewey Hillman, as· Beach. 92648. s istant s uperintendent Enclose a self ad ·. for business services, the dressed ea velope if you past four years . want your entr y re·· Mason, who joined the ' turned. The deadline is county department in June 30.. November, previously The contest is open to was ji s~hool superinten· all C . dent 1n northern Orange ounty re:o•· California. dents. Last year's wtn· .. ner was S h ane , a ·county officials said German sheperd from the administr.etive Huntington Beach, change was made cred.ited. with saving the because of Hillman's life of a child at the many other duties as as· Colorado River. sistant superintendent. Death Notice,. . BU~ltUCICER WILLIAM CHARLES BUA· AUCKEA, ot Laguna Hills p.aswd -•1' ,...., '· 191S. Survived Dy ... 110. \lar 81!111!. Mlsonlt ser..-ltes wilt oe l'll!ld 1:00 PM, Monday a t Pac Ilk Vll!w Chapel. Interment Pat lllt \llew Ml!morlal Par•, Ne..,port Beatl'I. Pacific View Mortu•rv 01rettors, INNIS RALPH A. INNIS. ol L.111...-.a Hllls PoJ~~ •way May I, 197}. Sur•iwd by wile. Dorothy; ion. John J, Ennl1o ol Lilguna Hill~; daUQhter. Mr._ \lanc.e E. Sl>l!~rd ot Los Alemltos; - bn:>thlr. RObl!rt o. Ennis ol s.... Citr. Atir. Fwr gr•nGc.ftllOren. one 9'1!.-t gr-1\llCI. Masonic w-rvk es will be r.eld 11 AM, -nday al Paclfk \lie"' CllapeL llOll!rment Pilt!Ht View Memorial Park, Ne..,port 81!1tn. Pacllk Vtew M<lrl,.ary Director ... tn he.., ol llowers !amity lll'1!1Hls con- lrt~ioM t.o lhl Uni led Ht.,I Fund. klELLOOG TRUE 8ATEASON KELLOGG. widow ol '""' late Roy S. IUllO!l!I pny<1 l"'ilY Mly 9, 191S. Shi •IS born in Mvscat!t11, 1owil. 1115. Moved "° f'•wdl!na In 1"9. TP>ey oultt uwir tonw (T""' M1,1slc Bo~) at 112J E. 8illbr:>ll Blvd., lt1 19'22. Siii was an ac:· liYa memlJer of 0.rlst Chu•th by IM Sea. Uf>ittd Ml!hocll~I. Shi! 11 !.<!nil~ by hl!r chlldrt'n:. e1.·a Lois IWl ilM, Sonor•. ca. Sam Kellogg. 0.n~r, Coto. Nancy LeBoeul. NewPOrl 81!ach. Joat1 l!lr!SIOI •nd Kenneth l(l!llOQO, bolh ol Sanla Barbara. Alw 16 orandt hllOre n and 1• !1•1!•11 9renOchildren. MlmOrlil HrYlc•~ will tie P>eld at Christ Church by Ille ~a al"°"" on TUHOay May 1). Rev. Robert Shepl\ilrd olllcl•Ung. In !leu of u-rs. frl1nds ••• a\kf'<! 10 make don•llor1S lo 11><1 Tr ... B. KlllOt,XI IALn-IEIGEIOH FUMHALHOMl Corona del Mar 673-94 50 Costa Mesa 646-2424 lfllllOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broadway. Cosla Mesa 642·9150 McCOIMICIC MOITUAIY Laguna Beach 494·941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 ,ACIRCVIEW MlMOllAL ,AllC Cemetery Morluary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newporl Beach. ca11forn1a 644-2700 f'f:HFAMtlY CO'-OHIAL FUNllAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave. West minster 893-3525 SMrTHS' MOITUAl Y 627 Main S I. Hunltng1on Beach 53U539 L. M. BOYD I 1111 In the DAILY PILOT Memorl•I Fund. Chris t Church by Ille S.•. Uflltl!'O Meti.o.tlsl. IQW. S.ltxloi SIWI .• ~wport S.-acl'l. OIH. 92tilo0. MOSS FERDINAND G. MOSS, of Co-;t• Mei .ii passed awav May 10, 197}, $..rv1vf'd by wile, Belly; d.ilUQl'IM!r, ,.,..rry Taylor of NewPOr"I Beach and Tl"rt'W \lermitte ol :>ant• Ana. Son, J01.e91'1 Mos~ ol NtWPOr\ Bead• ..i-... lers, Ka!,,.,rine Gerich ol Encino, Loui!le Wttlcoll ol Palmb;tle and U 1 Petro of Mt. 511.iisl•; oroll>ers, Ray ot Bur~k. Ari ot Havas" Coty, Joi! of EK-ldo and Larry ol Hol'IOlulu. T-gran<khlldren. Services pending Pac ific View Memori•I Parlt Mort<Wry. In tleu ol .lkl-••. lamlly !tl.llJllHI• t onu1oui1or1 to Ille Cily or Hc,..orHoa.g Memorial HOl'!lllal. •HYAN l!IEN RHYAN a.,e ''· rt'~dent o1 Cmla Me .... pa•!led •••Y M.ly t, 1915. Survi"'t'd by mot"'"'. Suunne Rhyan o.1 Costa Mt••. fall'H!r, Jamtt R. Rhyatl of Nl!wpor1 Bl!ilttl. -SISll!I", Mlcnete Rnvat1 of Cos11 Mesa. Matern•! grandmottwr, Marjorie RI« of Long 81!•ch. Paternal grand-paret11S Mr. & Mrs. Fr•nk Snaller ol TeQs. C:.•a-slckwrv1c"s TUH<S;ly 11 AM, Et T01'0 Ceml!tl!ry, Mr. Slev"" Ll!IK~ Oll !Clilling. Bell lltO<KIW•r Motl1,1i1ry Oirt<lors. WHITE JAMES HUTCHINS WHITE, res1· oient of H1,1ntlnoton Btacn. pasw-d -ay May 9, 191S. Sur••v•d by hlfll ,..ughter~. Sus;in Tind;i!I ; Jud•ll'I Soil· la"""'n : Orotr.er. George Wl>•1e; S•'I· !Pr, Lo1,1iw Sm•lh; J gran<1chll<1re<>. Services M<u>d•Y. M;iy 11. 191S at 10:30 AM al Blessod Satramenl Cnurt h in westm>nster, Services direct~ by Pee• Filmily co1on1;11 Funer1I Home. WILLIAMSON GRACE B. WILLIAMSON of Santa An.I. C.. pas"'d 1"'av Mar e. 191S. SU....IW'd bJ l>l!r hin.band O.i.vld ol 1111! l'!Omf ; da"!lhter. Jol'te Hol~r ol Ne•porl Be1t ft ; son , Ho ... ard Wllli•im.on of Newpon Beat h; grand-d11,1ghler. Jodi Holder ; DrOU\er. Ger1ld Bower Ind 'll•t.,r. 81!1111!1 Blount, both ol Santil Ana. Ca . Silr"1t l!S Mond1y 2:00 PM. Br.,..n Colofllal Cl'lapel with Or. J11 Lum11n 8"sft. FirU Presbyl1nan °'"rt h, 0-111'19', Ca. offltlant. Interment •ill tollow. Fairl'Mlven Memorlll Park, Silo'ill An1. Frlen•H m•y "'"d I-rs or tontribull! 10 lh1lr favorite cnar1U1s. G-llTH A. PUMMH ............. _ Formerly an educator. served as Christian Scie!\C8 Minister during World War II in Italy, now devoting lull time to the practice of Christian Science. will speak on "THI HIAUHG OI' MOU&. WIAKHISS• TUISDA T IYIMIHG- MAY IJ • 1:00 P.M. THISICOHD CHURCH OP CH•IST, SCllHTIST J 100 , •• Ytew Dtt .. c.,.....,M_. --- BIG BUYS Boys' Crew Neck Shirts 1.44 Solids and fancies 1n polyester/ co11on Colors. Sizes 8~18. Pre-school size 1.33 Machine wash cotton denim walk shorls. Fringe bottoms. Navy. Reg. and slim 8 lo 18. r • SUPER BUY Dress & Blouse ,Prints 1.29yd. SALE Polyester Doubleknits 1.50yd. Reg .1.99. Assorted colors. !st quality no-iron. 60" wide. ' SALE : '·.\·,.~,· ~-\' . ' ' . . ' ·I . ' ' .; . . : . . .. ~:'.~ .:, . . . . ' . · ... ., Queen-Size Pantihose 66C P•· Reg. ltC. Alf nylon in Sunlan, Coffee Bean or Gala. Oueen 1hor1. queen taH sires. ,,. Rayon/cotton. No-iron. 44/45" wide. Choose lrom assorted prinls in 1asf11orr • colorc; ·' VALUE Cc?conut Prints 2.98 100% cotton 44/45" wide. Choose from assorted prints 1n fashion colors. ! 1 Battin Seeks Pop-top Stop PECIAL Women's Smocks 4.99. Choose from assorted styles. 100% polyester knit. In white and pastel colors. Ava ilable in sizes S, M, L, XL. LOW PRICE Buill-in AM an1enna. Big, bold easy·to·read numbers. Colorful cabinets. (R_Cl 103). G.E. 12" diag. measure blae~ & wh ite portable in sleek contemporary sculptured stylin1. Telescopiog antenna built.in hlndlt. (SF2402 YL).' Prices Efflctln Sund1y, May ti I, t•ru w.u..y, May 14, 1975 7 ! ., p B Dr.I when Coasl pacerr His Janua ed to I pa h1 secon< alive 1 Paci recent VestiJ Admit of. C81J were j years, ' 1::.:l ac tribUt Depj tlon h ave Ye~ surge. are s cem ei Mai rece Washi p ace1 Some the I aware Open tiono: a•1: need• woulc Uoy~ Medu prorc Medi• - I Go an: ne: 'p;/ tTll I ~ I !t' he '1 z • ~ .. '· . . -. • • ·• ;- • & • ~· !\ ' , •• • .,_ ; ' - i --··~ ' ~ • • ... .. .. -• • ., ' • I . ' I Elevtronlc heart device,. It tUfns out, can have problemsjusi like any ' oth"r electronic _ g~~et fresh out of . th~box. Most erlla doctors aren't " milch Impressed by a _. .nl!llonal controversy ·over recalls, butthat Dtll,"lttllhntr.tl....,HtmCl'urn fe',llng Isn't unanimous. I Pacers ~e~all 'No Big Deal'? By ELLIOTT ALMOND ot .. O•llrl"INtSWff Dr. C. G. Yuppa was an intern when he installed the West Coast's first two cardiac pacemakers in 1960. His first patient died last January from problems unrelat- ed to the electronic device. Yup· pa bas lost contact with his. second patient, but believes he is alive and well . Pacemakers have made news recenUy. Congress ha's been in· vestijating the Food and Drug Adnunistration (FDA) handling of ca-.s in which 23,0QO . .devic~· were recalled · ln th!" P.wee Years-: '» • <I 'J ' I 1 ' ·~ 1' .. ' ' .. • • ' ,. In tlW tlme:at J.e acrod'tb'e fttl~n· ha~ 1 at tribtit·ed to the pacemakis, DeP811;tnenq111r ll&altbi ~Ill a-' ~::e :::. r·;~f"e '' s~k~J ':3o1n' ' Yet; cardio!Ogists ond "hetrt surgeons along the Orange Co8st are see mingly less than con· cerned. Many specialists contend the recent controversy in Washington about regulations or pacemakers is exaggerated. Soine area dbetors contaeted by the Daily Pilot were not even aware or the recent Government Operations Committee investiga· lion of the FDA and lhe recall. ••tF A PATIENT totally needed a pacemaker then there would be concern," said Dr. Lloyd Iseri rrom Orange County Medical Center and UC Irvine professor in the College o.f Medicine. ''In most cases there is • some kind o( w arning with dis· tient probably wouldn't die. function. I wouldn't want to "Many patients improve. and Pave Barber, a salesman or . CQrdis pacers, with an office in Gr,anada Hills, says Dr. Yuppa's SO percent "complication" rate is nOt a realistic figure. make a big deal over this, .. he build up" while using the de- said. vices, he said , adding, "Perma- ' Cardiologist Gene Profant or nent heart block patients could the Newport Beach Medical have problems." Center said , ''Immediately, I'm While most or the specialists not terribly concerned." offered defensive reactions to the r''Every once in a while there ate problems, but "'"e have Jess rriishaps than other electronic de- vi;ces used in the medical field. We're not upset with the govern· ment inspection. It keeps our de· vices straight,'' he said. He believes there is a failsafe alleged pacemaker problems, system with the pacemakers. some from Huntington Beach "Corporations that manufac-believe there is reason to be con- ture .the devices have a seri al cemed;" • number on each one installed in Dr. Yuppa is the most out· the patient. I( a series of spoken. He has been working DR. ARTHUR Calick, another' pacemakers have problems, they with pa~emakers for 15 y~ars conc~rned cardiologist .rrom know right away where the ~d ~as installed 30 to 40 devices Hunt_1ngton Beflch, has put in ap- pacemakers are. Also, making a Within th~ last four years.. proximately 10 pacemakers and big_,.<fej· J, o!! "pl thiis Can c,_reate H~. ~la1ms that approximately ~a.~~~ one de~l.!1·,. havi ~tll·Ptlients .~~ ~-cent o( all pacemaker '· __ 1 ~er. tuctant to at· clq ' it 8j s te p:\Of·d . emshav~A9Jq.e .:!i0r.t.o~tro~·-~.!~.•·~ut _ • htothe che 'i ng. I 'venevefbadB -although1ie·sa1d,Ue:£rbubl~· pacemak mphasized. problems " .. --.. -almost never relate to the death "My systems have been very re· ' ' . . ..l!a ~' of.lheJl'\tient. lial!le, but I ~m QQ<'Cerned with Dr:'. tfprr1s F1•. C8llf.1Pe ...... "the-recent rec~ ,; : Ne~r't ~each~ . Ciiler "MOST OF the problems sur· "I'm going 'Co!. t tight With , agredl with Ort ~ t.-. ~ve round nuiiaiice (situations) -the what I'm using and wait until only had to replaci~ SdTv:e patient has to come in and have more information can be nev6r felt a n eed z <i chang"e the system r ewired or something. gathered on the subject," he brand ~-" . tothateffect, .. he said. said, adding that he has routine Many of the do~ors lll· t~e He mitigated his own com· :checkups of all his patients using Orange Coast are using Metroruc 1 · bo h d pacemaking devices. pacemakers, made by on~ of P amts a ut t e cvices by de-. "The follow ·up of these is an f h fming their problems as being the _largest m an';lfacturers o. t e mostly the same type consumers art in itself. I'm very strict about devices. Metron1c was not listed encounter with any kind of neW following my patients closely among those whose recall because even a minor malfunc· Congress is investigating. electronic equipment-defective ti.on could cause death." batteries, loose wires. etc. General Electric, Cordis, He added, however, that some Dr. John Morey said he is . Via tron and B iatronic were "problems'' with the pacers have' always concerned about whether among tho~e involved. caused his patients lo. come in the pacemaker will work or not. Dr. George Kem~ of the ~ad · "again and again" for corrective "They promote pacemakers dleback .community Hospital action . None of the defects has like new cars," he said. "The Center said he, and many others, been serious, he indicated. doctors don't usually know too have been pleased with much about the product they af~ M t · Dr. Yuppa said he hasn't had a e ronic. patient death that he would al· ' buying. Dr. Kemp said, even if a tribute to a faulty pacemaker in "I've never had a bad one, but. pacemaker were to stop, the pa· 15yearsofexperience. (SttPACEMAKERPage B3 ) • ' . regalatioaa flied with the Secretary of State. The law defines and speclflea ngu.latlons on waterbeds and their component parts, ad· vertlllag; tbe 'ofllc.lal law label, material requ.ir~ments, tear test, ltnagtbs, valves, Ilners, rrames and beaters. An lnformailon pam· plalet ii available with tbe purcbase of a waterbed. Prepared by waterbed, frame ,and component manufacturers, It gives general lo· formaUon, emergency procedures and safety factors related to the me and care of waterbeds. If tbe pamphlet is not made available wit .. the parcbase, inform the Bureau of Home Furnishings, 3401 La Gra)\de Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95823. Head tlp Those M'ornts and lffo"e 'Em Ouf! DEAR PAT: Some time agd you mentioned something about . worm farming, or where to gel '1formation concerning this. Your answer somehow got lost and I would appreciate your repeating the name, address a nd type or information supplied by this company. · · · C.M., Huntington Beach • AYS auwered an lnqulry about Western Bait Farms last sum· mer. be alldre11 t1 •t WalllatAve., Alla Loma, CA 91791 . Ask that tile flnlil _.. )'Oil a brocbure e:a:plalnlng Its business setup pro-cecluee.let.~ce ~farmers. · P~irtfal Re't•nd Made on Gold Coin Purrha~e DEAR PAT: Aft.er reading an advertisement by Federal Coin Relerye 1'1!e. of Great Neck, N.Y., I purchased the Rare $1,000 Gold Coin PorUoUo, paying in full by check and Ba:nkAmericard. I've re· celve( t~ t,!~ers indicating tha,t ·my portro110 would be forthcom- in&, 1;M.tt it's not Brrived. I've waited two months and I a m worried ab9\1t my lnvest~ent. ""' G.K., Costa Mesa l'efttal Cela ReRrVe hu lslued a partial refund of $&00 to your 'Ba-akA.mertCard~ account and tbe finance charges bave been dropped.' o\ prellmt.ary bolaaetloto bu bee• flied by the Seeurllle• ud. Escbaaae Commh1loe prohlbltlD& FCR and i&s companion eompaay, Brl•ad..., from lelllal mercbandlle until eacb re· llRend wU. tile SEC. 'fte adloll wa1 apbeld ln a Jan. 3t coart hear· ma. Tiie SEC •on"8dl· lllot Brt1odooa'1 nle oJ Scot•b whiskey Wini1ue ncefp&.I aal FCB'1 sale of rare colD portfolios offer in· ~-_.-, llOt m...,, Ille' lliuollaee ol mercboodlse. 011E&*:Mlenaof ... 81l!:C9'lkell NewYOrk repemlllot FCR bu -........ l"llll tru4. Tiie ...U odvertlaed were prolesslonolly aw-ud f-lo be llplfl•utl1 below tbe $1,900 1elllng ..-• ...,..,.. ·--• mlll'llel esllta f~ Ille ...... molclng II m .. ;olt thl uy -rue. Tiie Ste aia. bu u.lle!l lllat •receiver .. ,_,,.t .. by ..... lo~ r°""'d1 lo~·beJJlve1lora. Ptn1lfl?t:•·Hr:·•1•bia~.Fede_~I QM 11 _ _.,e loc. moy ••=t ~Met liiolora" IEC, it Fe<kru ,. ~ ... ....... ,. j .... , .. ~ t ·--''''* a..6oed. N-lw B ... h•es• Purpo•e11' ~ . " . ··DW••.Po\Tt I ll_!.ll6ad ICI' a po~t with the Washington Patent 1 ' .. • • - ' . . ,.-,, • YOU • DAILY PILOT SECCIQN B· ' " . Su!'l~JY,~11 .1975 ~~ • Your Lock Is Not Just a Lock To a Locksmith (And Here's One Who'll Tell Why) By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL · "0t t11e Deil'I' PU• SWll To most people a lock is a IoCk. Put the right key in and it opens. Tum the little knob and it locks. "When a person builds a new home he pays less attention to the lock than any other item ,''· declared Larry Taylor, a Laguna Beach locksmith. He's been in the business 25 years .. WITH.THE number of residen· tial' burglaries sharply on the ·rise, Taylor ·s aid this "take the lock for granted'' attitude is com· ing home to roost. In this day of fancy locks (one, for· example, will handcuff anyone who tries to attack it),· Taylor perhaps sounds like he represents the old school. Taylor maintains that a quality deadbolt lock, properly installed by a compete nt locksmith, is all that one r eally needs -that is , one, who like most of us, lives with ordinary belongings in an ordinary house. The lock Taylor recommends is the double cylinder type that is operated with a key from the out· side AND the inside. Here 's his r easoning why : Many burglars will break a window, reach in, unlock the door from the inside and w alk right in. Once inside, he can transport l&rge valuables - teleyision~: stereos, paintings and' the lik~t the front door. But if the--oors are outfitted with double cylinder locks, hence J ---.... ' . <-'. ·- .requiring a key to open the door from "the inside, the blU'glar's chance of ope ning the door are considerably diminished . IC he can't get the door 'open, h e 'll h ave to remove items through a window. Sometimes the window might not be big enough. · WORKING THROUGH a win- dow creates ail-Other problem for a burglar: tirrie. Burglars like to mbve fast. Get in. Get out. Climb· ing in and out o( a window generally takes time. There are other advantages to 1 the double cylinder lock, Taylor said. . . It is not as vulnerable to.bre.ik .. in with a pipe wrench, because a metal collar surrounds the lock mechanism. When a wrench is used, only the collart~. Double cylinder locks · also come equipped wi{h a deadbolt that is one.inch long. Most others are much shorter. Taylor said the double cylinder locks cost $27 each. On a house \\'ilh three doors, for example, the cost for installation would be around $150. Apparently, many are willin g to pay the cost. Taylor said busi- ness this year is twice was it was a year ago, and then some. Changing locks, however, is only one o[ many things people .can do to improve. home , ,aecurity.· · ~·-r~· · ~· (SeeFOILING PageB3) Of'fice Search Bureau in WashingtoO, D.C., being under the initial impression that it was a government agency. After sending $25 for a patent search, I was informed that my idea was patentable. I then paid $225 for a drawing, part of any patent application. It was totally wisatisfactory both in scope and clarity. At that point I decided not to deal further with this company, and I asked that my money here· •.urned to me. My letters expressing this remain unanswered. . G. F., Huntington Beach Ir you bad contacted the Washington, D.C., Better Business Bureau before investing, you would have learned that this firm Is an active patent search business orter1ng a preliminary pa&ent search aad patent application. Tbe complete application costs rrom $450 to . ..... Although tbe BBB reports few .complaints about this firm, tboee on file indicate the patent search ls not always thorough and after more expense for application preparation, the inventor finds .bb: Idea bas been patented previously. No refund will be Issued to you. Rick nggs, managing clirector o( the firm, said be "can't ac- cept dissatisfaction wttb a draftg as a valid complaint'' ln view of tbe Orm's 17 year1 as a "soctellfill'buslness enterprise.'' When told that you were misled by the flrm.'S-•ame, which ts so similar to U.S. Patent OfOce Search Bureau -&be official government agency - Tagg1 said, ••rt•s a good Dame, for ltuslness purposes.'' A full e:a:. plaaatlon of the (irm's posttlon wilfl)e mailed to you. Computer 1.etters Matt Keep ·on Co•in!J DEAR PAT: We are having a very ·trying problem with the Marshall Cavendish Co .. Hicksville, N.Y. In February 1974, our IS.year.old daughter sent in a coupon for one or those "first book free, book·a·month, cancel when you want" deals. We were against this. but she was delighted with the.book and ordered the second and third in the series. We wrote checks for them and our daughter paid us back. Then the remaining 17 books in the series anived all al on- ce. By that time, our daughter was disenchanted, so she wrote a let-1 ter 'or cancellation, and 'mailed the books back on July 11. Then a book or payment coupons arrived, made out in my wife's name. This was mailed back with a letter of explanation. We now are receiving threatening letters from a co"Uection agency requesting $93.45 for the books which we returned. . W.T., Costa Mesa. Although no expluallon was given for &11111 flr8''1 lack of respcmte to your cancellalloa. le&ter, .return of tbe payment book and la&er ldters esplalalng tile lltaaUon, the '93.'5 balance Is bela.C re· moved from your accoaat. Tbe collec&~ ace•cY wUI be laformedl Immediately, but do DOt be ...-rprlled U MYef'al-more com.,.w~ ortclaated letters are malled i. ,, .. : A Marsball Ca•eadbtl t.Wloln~_rvtrerep1e1e 1~Mnldtbltttb.larti'IK''1bookpla4lees ollK tile OptloD or rect!IVllW • --eacb ·--u Ute cl ... ..... .. be'r •t•teo t~·· • -... ~lo ·-1 .. the --Tiie bell< mo111D1of17 beok• la olllotMdt llfler the llff ltqok a9d Ille oil& two .... dell .. re4 .. •.m••llllY bUla.1'11 reoden wllo ·-'9)•t. • -0< reeonlclobU..Wl'eMtlle ·----~ .. • • i • • -• • ' \ • I • I • ' ' I I .. " . -. " ' , l -• UAU .. Y PH •• OT Sunder. M•r 11, 1&1r:. r I I I I 1 l . J 1 I I J ' l L ' I I • , I Good De.,der She's a Doll Helen Forde is an 84-year-old resident of Costa Mesa who is in love. For the past-several years she has been keeping busy by taking good care of old dolls. Mrs. Forde cleans them up and makes clothes for them. But she's not only in love with the dolls. Mrs. Forde also is in love with the needy child ren to whom she giv~s all those re- furbished Not-So-Raggedy Antis. She has donated quite a few to ·Indian or· ganizations too. Why does she do it? It's one way to keep her mind and body active, she says. However, doll s arcn 't her only skill. Mrs. Forde still re- members her s horthand, though she rarely call s on her secretarial talents these days. Guides Needed A new community center will open in Westminster in mid-May to help serve the needs of all the residents. It is an opportunity for community-minded citizens to learn f1rst·hand the workings of the facility. Mature hosts or hostesses amt. to\lr_g\aid.es ~e.needed Saturday, May 17. If enough interest is generated a community·help auxiliary will e"·olve from this·. i . . If you possess some executive ability but don't wish to commit yourself to a regular' job al this time, you may be just the person sought by a West Santa Ana health agency to act as volunteer coordinator. Job duties would in- clude recruiting volunteers and setting up and . directing in-service training. Two days a week should be all the time required, and the hours can be arranged to fit your schedule. Lots of helpers of any age, are needed to help put the finishing touches on a new youth club in Huntington Beach. The major part or the building is completed, but anyone who is handy with a paint brush, a shovel or a broom is welcome. For these openings or any other volunteer opportunities, call Judy Lower at the Volun- tary Action Center Outreach Office, 520 ·Pecan, Huntington Beach, at 960-3312. · To Your Health Ahhhhh-choo! l·lay fever is not caused by ha y nor does it produce rever. But, no matter what it is call ed, this spring and summer approximate- ly 10 million Americans will huff and puif, wheeze, sneeze and cotlgh while they dab at watery and itchy eyes. Ragweed is the big culprit in the Midwest and eastern United States, but in Calirornia other plants, especially grass pollens, are the cause or these uncomfortable symptoms. Hay fever is one of the most common types or all ergy. What call..1es it? A combina- tion o( exposure to the pollen and a tendency to develop all ergy is required. Susceptible peo- r.le manufacture antibodies to the pollen al- ergens. When these antibodies combine with the allergens on the surface of cells, histamine and other powerful chemicals· are released. These chemicals produce the !ymptoms. After your doctor finds out what causes your hay (ever, he may suggest a series of treatments .that often reduce sensitivity and pre\'cnt further altaCks for varying periods of time. The best protection against hay fever is to stay away from the offending substance. -UFFEll'S UPHOLSTERY W"-Y•W_. ....... 1•2ZH..,_ltY~ ~......_...141 .. Zlt ' . z:"°.11¥ CUSTOM HAJlt•lll GetL C r.edi.ts .. - ~ Watch. TV"' ~ A z U S A ( A P ) -members at the fiv e in· Parentf bq' JOU beelUfe stitutlons. yo11'NJa._t~lq Tv.. li•) ''T he Univ e r1 al 11...S lllldrial? "°"•i;(oUege Program o!!ers ""-~ .. w1tei '8ltYll6ial\• ~'education ex.pertence ... •l\~r two,..,_,.!• peop1 e who se u .... lateollllf!J •n;dule•. lives 01· C mstances ha"i(:e de- M to the TV ii them access to peclal YktlO tlonal higher educa-:.:1 enabllal it. "aaya Azu sa Paci(ic •I, al bll eoa ... ~ulive Malcolm R . .. ... ••'a rt•on . iithl ' Sh irt workers, .. J:ri\..were itil~ bOU•ewlves, veterans, lllUr and working stu- i !ft' \ID· denUI and those who live ·i1tn ~ OIDI · or • great di.stance-all in- • l~a)' · terested adults-can now mjipl ill o.r,...tf. enter c0Ue10 with .a lull ~t 111~-. Jlll m do commitment without up-tatum tbe tape beck and . 1etUn1 their Jobs, unset· reptattt. lllnc their fanlllies or ·c~ed the'.Unlversal I081ng income.'' Colle1e program, lhi1 Successrut corhpleUon ~and unique series ot ot cassette courses wtll euaette courses is being ,earn lhe asaoclateot'art.s ·.ottered by Azusa Paci~c .del(ree . College in Azusa: the The full two-year pro. ~. , . ....,,.,.."'",..._ University -of Notre gr.am will co8t $3,100 • ·t, , · Dame in South Bend, S600foreachsemesterof .SIZE OF PACEMAKER IS APPARENT IN DOFDR.GEORGEDERflYOFHUNTINGTONBEACH .Ind.; the University of !our classes plus a $100 Miami, F la.: Lincoln. matriculation fee. There U n i v e r s i t y i n also is an initial deposit Philadelphia ; and of $100 for the video Canisius College in Buf-playback machine, but it falo, N.Y. The program is refunded when the was developed by faculty machine is returned. PACEMAKER PRO •• <From Page Bl ) , I've only installed two or three. The doctor is in the dark about the technical aspect or the de· vices. We don't know about the engineering. We understand the conCept and how a pacemaker works, but when it comes to de- termining which brahd is better, there isn't too much informa· lion.'' But Dr. Fier said, "You can't expect a non-engineer to know all the details of the pacemaker. How much does any one con- sumer know a bout a color television?'' Beyond Calick, Yuppa and Morey's watchful concern, the general feeling a mong the Orange Coast doctors seems to be: Don't get excited. "l 'M NOT VERY excited about this recall -it doesn't worry me a bit," said Dr. Jo~ Somerndick who, with a group o( fi\'e other sureeons, consiStently 1nstalls more pace makers than a.ny: other one office in the count~. , · "When there is a recall, all the doctors are notified," he said. "It's not a very big thing. We've seen it throughout the history of the industry. If I had a recall on my br.and I wouldn't go out and switch right away. ;1EVERYONE has had some problems at some time,'' said the Orange surceon who has been in practice in the county for eight years. "We follow our patients very closely,'' he added. Somemdick called HEW'S ap· proach to the industry "myopic," adding, ''What they say isn't representativ1e~of the industry." Dr. Fred F restone or Newport Beach said, 'fThe industry has been pretty cOod about policing itself," addlni that he has had some probl,r'n s with a few pacemakers tJYt was notified im- C•ll &42-5678. Put • few words to work for vou. ' 1r======================:;;;=:;;;======;;:;;;, Baja Buying--. -· Guide for Gas " By TOM MILLER Few things have happei;ted rec~ntly in Mexi~o , that have a(fected the tourist more than the steep increase in gasoline prices and its deterioration in quality. Even Pemex, the government petroleum market- ing moiiopoly, is making recommendations on how to mix the two grades to make engines run better. Any norteamericano contemplating a trip into Baja California or to the Mexican mainland s hould consider the following: · FIRST -The premium, or ''EXTRA'' gasoline in the silver Pemex pumps will cost you the equivalent of 92 cents per U.S. gallon, while the regular, or ''NOVA'' tn tbe blue pumps Will set you back about 62 cents a gallon. Those towns near the border in the so-called "tourist zone" have a special tax exemption and are marketing the same gas for abOut~ and"48 celi.t.S, respeetively. SECOND -The ruel from the silver "EXTRA" pump is especially tricky to use, as it contains NO lead an<I can cause btg engine troubles if you don't have a car that is designed to use unleaded gas. Although it is rated at 92 octane on the pump, its ac- tual Motor Octane number is closer to 81 , according to tests made on samples. Several automotive experts interviewed said th at when unl eaded gasoline is used in an engine that is not s pecifically designed for unleaded fuel It will sharply reduce t he life of the valves. No problem is anticipated with 1975 models, as their valves ere made Crom special, extra-hard alloys. THIRD -Pemex "NOVA'' (regular) does con· lain tetraethyl lead and the 82 octane marked on the blue pumf is close to its actual Motor Octane of 79. In spite o its low rating, it is the best of the two for any but a '75 car with a catalytic converter. There are a few "tri cks" that can be employed to prepare· even a high compression engine for &Ur· vi val in Mexico. Detune, or retard the spark on your engine to accept the lower octanes. This will reduce the ''ping'' with only a small loss in power. We also suggest that you use one of the com- mercially available gasoline additives such as "JB Gas Treatment" as per the recommendations on the can. We found the combination to be very satisfactory a nd the performance of the car after over 3,000 miles or Baja driving was still good. We were careful not to overload the engine. Once back across the border, a retune and tank of good old USA gas made the car purr like a kitten again. Tom Miller,. along with EJmar Beuter, produced "The Baja Book,'' the deflnltfveguidt to that area,and ta no.a co- publllher, again with &mn, of.a btmonthl11 ~ltt', ! Meztco Welt! ,from whtchtldlari:icfto ilrtprinltd. We're toasting all Mom's today with some special prices that should get you lo stop by either before dinner or after dinner. Bring hubby along, he may see something in fabric 'ie may like for you to make for hlm. ,_ICH lfflCTlYI SUNDAY MAY 11 to SATURDAY MAY 11•. "We Never Stop Trying to Bring you More For leu." ' Htivt Ml.ctiorl of soft.color ~•l•la In all Gutty ~s. lOO'l<o· c;onon. 45" wkle. Machine washable. Verv 111y cara. E11cellent for p.ints, tops, &!'Id fack.ets. -~ NYLON Ti:llCOT Huge Mlectlon ol solid color p.a1!1l1 in 100'!1. nylon trlcto. 54" to Mr' wide. e11ce111nt for linings, sli?'. .and /lngeri. garments. MKl'llne washable. Very ! NEW S .. PMENT ·HEAVY DUTY BLUE DENIM Gigantic selection of dark navy blue denim. 100% cotton. Excellent for jackets and pants. Machine wash. Easy HUGE DRAPERY ASSORTMENT UnUl'nlled Mlectlon Oi' CO)• orlul drapery prints. Sol" to 60'0 wide. As5«11d blend•. Many are Scotchgarded, and meny wlltt satin l>Kk- ings. E11celllnl tor dr1pn &nd rMJpflobttrll'IQ. .,;;''"';::::""':;:"":;: ... :;;o',....~~~~.;;;;;_~~...;;+;;;;;:.j-~""!ii!""~'~li".'.iii!illlil'll!'i PomsTER/COTTON JERSEYS VIOLES PRINTS A f<lntastic selection ot beournul jersey voiles in all new ctusty ·colors in '"'rinn's most c;.i,....11< ••Wf......,I 01 Outly !Hlltl\ -u llc:o "''"'\ In ••to•lt'd -'"' -.. o1 u"" "°'~i.r1mc. co11on •"'1 W11o P01rn1.r1SO'llo ()tto<i. tashlor1able prints. Many can be seen in ready ., •. ••O.. MKfllr>e wa.n.1ii.. verv ,.,,,. <•••· E•c•11..,1 '-' made garments. 100% nylon, .t)" to '5" wide. -"'"• dl'nMI, (lll!Orflt'I -·· (: ..... 1.111$ •"'1 •11 lummH wtfl!'i, MiChine washable. The easiest of care. OPEN ""ILY 9 AM 'to 9 'M "5ATUllDAY 9AM?o6'M SUNDAY 10 AM to 5,, 8"1..-'If··""'-..,.,_,.,, "'••}', ... ,. HA•IO• C9"'11 ··-M•I 2)00 ~ aVD~ COSTA MISA ,_..._ '$f 1 t Ao 54t·2)J) 175 STORES -UNI Tf:O ST ATES, CANAOA. J.lll'AN \ I I I I , " .. l • . • • • • 111 ,. ,, ., • .. I • I . Here's "Voice ' . :01 .Employes I . lf a man 1t~1 at one Job tbroua:hou't hia lifetime, he's considered a "aU~ker." Ube works at 1:5 or 20, he'11 11l<J~to be a "Jack of all trad~s ." Let him drift through 45 or :so and he's looked on. aa a "noaater. ''But what abi>ut a man who worked al 132 Jobs ln three years? What do you call him? · .Arnone other things, I call him ''Daniel Halltcan'' becM~e that's exactly wha~ I ,:.__,_, .:.~1..._ ' did. l devoted three ..._.. "" ..-• lon1. tough yeors1 t~ T&..e• Job my Joo project, spena-·.·I I ~ in• at least. one rwt . ....:._ ~ week•l•••h•flh•132 Hopp r· jobs I tackled. I start-e ed the Incredible pro-· '""--------"' ject after 20 years as' a - newspaperman. ~ Why? CurioalQ' was one reason. lalJol>eUe_v.ed- 1 could cet a good book Or two from my expertencei. make a fortune and go flBhing whenever J wished. Y <That's aUll to be aeen.> ' GENERA.LL Y, 1 worked at jobs most of us take for granted and seldom live second thoughts -tQ because of that (amlllarity. I refer to such jobs al ·garbageman, shoe clerk, met,er reader, nursing home orderly, teacher, supermarket clerk, janitOll and sewer crew worker. I WORKED at all 132 jobs too. I didn't goof off .• because I was only going to be on a job for a week. I worked for the prwaillng wage or salary, asked for and received no special favors beca.use I was a writer and \ried to do the best 1 ·could with the talent.a and muscle God had given me. I certainly learned to appreciate the ''other guy.'' I was 48 when I start.ed my project so pe rhaps I also showed a litUe something in behalf of the "boys" with thln hair and fat waists. Bet(innlna: next week, tbe Daily Pilot wil!.: publish tny series of jo6 . stories under the col· ilfNllL,J umn heading, "The Job rf~·.~-:Hopper.1 • I'll be limited . ~ ; in wordage and won't be , ;,r -r ' "; able to go into a great . { ... !,,~ .. · ~ de.al ot de_tail but ~ p~o-"f i; ' mtse to give you an m- ~ ~·.' 1 sight into many take- ./,' · ' for-granted jobs you can find around the Orange . Coast. When I tell you about the problems shoe clerks encounter., you can be sure I'm telling the story of all the shoe clerks. When I tell you what garbagemen go through -and not ~atts and con- tainers -you'll know I'm speakil)I up for all these hard workers. ,. Incidentally, my garbageman assignment is one of my all-lime favorite jobs. It's the only job I repeated. I went. b)IC~ to the trucks aft.er a ~ear to learn if the world of garbage had changej m that Ume. It had~arbage was sljJl_J.h.~. ~a.~.~ .. .ln.9..~~~­jrlie) but m Oie ·nousehoi<S were using plastic lln,ers in thelr cans and containers. Progress!· · l 'LL GIVE you informaliQn about life in a· mortuary since I worked as, an attendant for a ~~ week. I'll .tell you about dog catchers who cry a lit· ~ tie when f,.hey have lo destroy homeless puppies and 1 ~ kittens.'\'ou'I• kr\OW that being a departmeDt store ..,.;...·~ Santa~c1aus isn't all that easy. Neither is digging ... . . . ~· ' ~ .. .,,. . . . . . .. . . . . ., .. • . - • ' ' , coal underground. . . I'll eXplaln what tt·s. Jl.ke selling used cars, try- in"fto·aeU di"•!"Sses in an exclusive women's shop, be-inl ~ Uie staff of a slate industrial school for boys, Oett handsoflocksmith can 'pick' a lock, but most burglars prefer using force-lt'8 quicker and time Is the burglar's enemy. FOILING BURGLARS • • • l.nd delivering milk lo homes at 3 a .m. I'll tell you• about belng a cafe dishwasher, a hotel bellhop and a bank teller. · . I'll answer your letters lo the best of my ability, too, if you'll include stamped self-addressed en· velopes. The three years taught me much, including self·discipline, dedicatioo and sacrifice. I learned to live on my weekly income. Since on many jobs I only earned $1.60 to $2 an hour ,·1 d.idn 'l lilte too high. I had a great, wonderlul and fantastic three years. Like military service, 11d never w3;11t to re- peat the project but neither would I have missed the experience. ' Next week then , I 'll give you something about the life of a garbageman, followed by my somewhat JC'"m811riey Fabulous-penns. EaW:5a~prtces, 15.88and13.88 . AeYldn'I new "No Rods Just Rollers"; reg: $20, Stlt 15.88 Or Helene Curtis "Phase 7" perm; reg. 17.50, Sale 13.88 Two great values-especially when the sale prices include a ha ircut, too. Special treatment sale. 4°'9 off Alpha '2:.5 Conditioners. No •ppolntmtnt nec111ary. Charge It. ' Cmnoga Park C•r!On DoWney Fullerton Huntington Beach Lakewood Moritcl .. r Newpo" 11Mch • · t Norlhridge Orange 'The Cltf Puente lllff Rlve'8ide San Bem1rc1Jno Venture --11.M'JOUr JCP""-cl)trg' cord. , • ~ ' 't', ~ I ••• ), <From Pike 81) .. People shoulf.be cognizant of the fact that eac time they get a new home, the ombination of the locks should changed. The locks of some ouses haven 't been changed n 35 years ." Tavlor said. When he speais of the lock's combination, he is referring to the way the pinsir wafers -the heart of the )ock are arranged. Taylor said lie prefer s pin tumbler locks dver the wafer variet y becat.l se th ey are stronger and somewh at Jess re· s1sta nt to picking. But he admits that picking is rarely used to overcome a lock. More often it's force. Taylor also likes to re mind people never to hide keys outside the house. Many of the fail ·safe hiding places often can be easily detected. Taylor said the net effect or good locks a nd a comm~n s~nse approach to home secunty 1s to "buy time" against burglars. ··Tim e is their greatest threat." he said. Choose your foot flattery from ),fllATURALIZER ® • I ntrod uci ng -the season 's bare essentials. fashion, fit, comfort in your ~ize . • • • • • . . COSTA MESA 2100 HAllOll ILVD. HAlloaCIHTa ~771 HOUIS:T ..... W. IOW6. ,..... 'l'rl.,. t. s.. 11•1 • CAIL Y PILOT · 83 ... WHATS BEST?-Locksmith Larry Taylor likes d eadbolt lock <lar left ) tq !oil burglars and also says the pin tumbler type of action (left in near le ft photo) is stronger than w afer t ype tumblers shown at ri ht in t hat same hoto. INDIAN JEWELRY LARGE SELECTIONS Rings-$6.,. Necklaces-$8 .,. Squash Blossom Necklaces-$195 The Turauoise Nue:get 514 29th Si., Newpon Beach' 875~575 or 963-3812 . ·15 THE EDUCATIOH OF A SICOND-GRADH L.155 IMPORTANT THAH '!HAT OF A TENTH-GRADER? The a·•era9e teacher in the Huntin<Jlon leach Elementary School District is paid 191/2°/o less than the a¥era<Je teacher In the HuntincJlon Beach High School District. WHY? PAID FOR BY THE HUNTINGTON BEACH ELEMENTARY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. 17610 BEACH BLVD .. SUITE C. HUNTINGTON BEACH MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL! BREAKFAST AND LUNCH Old Fashioned Roas t Beef Hash Pork Chops Spanish Omelette Western Omelette Porterhouse Steak with Home-Fried Potatoes Open 7:30 o.m. to 3:30 p.m. Free PcrlOtg BEACHCOMBER COFFEE SHOP 2633 W. C-H19oway, Hewpon leach ~An l~tatioii to · THE CONTEMPORARY FAMILY . e--,..,-,u..,.,..._,v~ A ONE-DAY .CONFERENCE which offers participants: •PANELS REPRESENTING CONTEMPORARY LIFESTYLES •WORKSHOPS WITH PANEL MEMBERS •GROUP PARTICIPATION •RESOURCE PERSONS •COMMUNITY DISPLAYS •DIALOGUE SATUIDAY-MAY 17, 1975 9:00 AM· 5:00 ,M • ,IE.aEGolSTRATIOH $15.00 SHERATON NEWPORT HOTR Mt,..,ort '-dt An Ed\,tC8tionat Program ol Tilf HUMAN REIATIONS INSlTTUTf INC. P'.O. lo• NI, T ...... C. t2610 ·o.oocat4'd 'o lmllfOrl'l/'911\e a...litvol Hu-n l•M'" Now 1s your chance to· pre\oiew .•II the new apring stylea. ·colors & materials in Naturalizer foo~ear. °'<>098 your foot flattery from our great collect1on of open & airy sandals, comfort casuals & dressed up 9Y8ning shoes. Since the name is Naturalizer, you can be sure ot beautiful lit1 w.tH1t ._,...,.., .. ...._..,,_.SIL .. S2J. a SAMTAAHA " 1641 S. lllSTOL (Ne1tt to Treasury) IRISTOI. TOWN & COUMTllYCINIB 557-5010 _.THE .. SHOE HUT HOUIS: T--. ttn W . II 'II 6. MM.l.M'tlt r l ·-.• . ' • Bf DAILY PILOT Sunday, Mty t t , 1975 ; .eop -e ., \ BEA ANDEllSON, Edhor ' Market Lure s Buy ers Paris ian s hop s. Fre nch cares and boutique items sold from flower-decked booths will be offered by the Irvine Terrace ~; Philharmonic Group for its Flea Market, Wed11esday, May 21, from 11 a .m . to 4 :30 p .m . Readying items for the event in the Corona del Mar home of Mr s. Ri c har·d Flamson are Mrs . Val Skora and Mrs. Jolut Kon wiser. a f, MRS. HARDT Coast Cerenwnies . .. .. .. Vows Recited Hardt-Miller Russell Stearns llardt Or Laguna Beach claimed Robin Mill er as his bride during ceremonies performed in the United Methodis t . Church, Red Bank,N.J . The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Miller Jr., Fai.r }laven, N. J ., is a graduate or l\j'larjorie Webster College. Jfer husband is a graduate of DePauw University and stud ied cit the University of llawaii. llis Jl:arl!nts are th e William 1'1'.cCulley Hardts of Rosemont, Pa. 1 The ncwly\\•eds v.•ill reside in Tuguna Beach. Beard-Jackson Susanne Jackson and Dennis Beard exchanged nuptial vows .and rings in Our Lady Queen of Angels Church , Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of the Robl'rl Jacksons of New port ~ach , is a graduate of NewPQrl l·larbor J.ligh School. attended Utah St<ile University, affiliated with Alph<i C hi a nd was a Children 's Jlomc Society de- butante. _I-fer husband is the son of the MRS. REID' JR. -IJennis Beards of Newport Beach. Reid-Robinson ~·tary l\1argaret Robinson. dau ghter of th e Robert Robinsons or 'Costa M esa , became the brid e of Gordon Kelley Reid Jr. during a garden \\"edding ceremony in Walnut . Grove. The bride, a graduate of Es· t ancia High School, attended Central Missouri State College, earned a BA at ihc University or California, Santa Barbara and her t eaching credential at Dominican College or San Rafael. She also is a m ember of Sigma Sigma Sig.ma. I fer husband, son ·or the Gordon Rcids of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a graduate of Florida S t ate· Uni versity and received a JD from the University or F1orida College or Law. lie is affiliated \vith Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Delta Phi legal. fraternity. The newlywed s will Jive in Sausalito. Whitehead-Chilson The wedding c hapel of the Queen Mary, Long Beach. was the settine for nuptials uniting Marylee Chilson and Dale E . Whitehead. Parents o( the newlyweds are Mr. and ~frs. Harold Whitehead and Mrs. Charles A. Chilson, all of Huntington Beach. The bride also is the daughter of the tale Mr. Chilson. • The bride Is a 1r»du11le or War. · .,,..., G. Harding High School and ~i end McKlveen School ol CO.nittology, both in Warren, Oblf· • • Her h tband is a 1raduate of EclilOG HJih School. Th ey ar(! makJnc thelr home in Huntington Beach. \ ••• . - AllTHlllTIS FOVN~ION: ~ollywood' 'PIUllc rit'ker, Lawrence Welk wiU be !>et !or liJa ell9rll t(~!Mjl \:NO . decadnlnthenghttoltop Us · . • ~< · 1 Welk will be the 1uesl f hono'i-or the Otan1e COuntyjAUJto lllary durina~a benefit 1 , n and fashion_ show. j)lanned to - bjlgin at 11 a .m . Wec)p · ay 21, In the Newporter'llln, . . Tickets may be.purch Crom member:; or ordered {iota ... the br8J!C~)>trioe, 547·5584.,, , • •; J OllAl.,!NGV'A l'OUNQA ON FOR HEARING IMPAJ&Eb • OULDSE'N: An art lhow 1a d auction will be presented Satur· . . ~ . . , .. . .. .. ... -.... ... d.ay, May 24, at El Niguel Goll Course Communl~y Center .. :. 'J!"view i1 acheduled at 1:15 p.m. and th~ aucUbn will· be at 8'30Proc'eeds will aid the'()ralln1ui Sebool, Wllltl.ler, which pro- vld" deal children the opportunity1'1 learn t!>'SPeal< ill heartn1 chUdren do ao they can function tn the sam~ sotlal end.academtt levels. · · " ·• • • . About•half'(he enrollmenlio from Orange C?•nly' ' WlllT*INSTEll·ftluNT'AJN VALLEY A .. t!W: A le~ure on Hll·hypno1l1 will hllbll1ht the lnatallallon luncheon for tbe· Westmln1ter·Fountatn Valley Branch. , . Th~oetln( ia odlfedµled at 11 :30 a.m. Saturd.J!YJ lll•Y 17;1n Mesa Ver...-Country Club. "speaker wlll 6i l,lii")Ulla Anderson, dlreclor of the Elbie al l!yl"""'ls center, Soutll Gale. .. ' . MARDAN SCHOOL: A Country Fair \j planned lrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Saturdayl>. May 17, on tbeschoolgrou.nda. • Tf>.Js major fu~'ding evept Is spionsored by p_aren11_and_1_taff ol the ~enter, trU.teea and.member& of Las Almas de Mardah. Highllfht olthe ramJly day ol llllU<'ill be a camel ride, pro· vlded by Lion .Country Salarl. · MUSICAL THEATER GUILD, NEWPORT BEACH: A din· ner party in M,ario's restaurant is planned to begin at 6:30 p.m. Sunday;May 181 Early r~sei'vatlons are requested. Mrs. James B. ·Brooks may be coptacted. . MONDA r MORNING CLUB OF HUNTINGTON BEACH: Mn. Jam~~sampson will be installed as president during' the fmal meeting before summer v·acatlbn. · Mem.Wrs will gather in the Sheraton Beach Inn at 10:30 a.m. l>Say 19. ' . Also acc;ej)ting board duUes ·are the Mmes. Glen Jones, LeRor Beruion, Palmer Bock, Bruce R. Black, J'ohn Beaman and \\'.illiam Stanley. · · TIARA DE· NINO AllXILIARY: Children's Home So<iety has benditted' Crom lhe auxiliary's round·robin tennis tourna· ment pr*ffd•. · Al l partl~ipants are invited lo a luncheon in the Robert ' Vernon home., Jrvine ,at il:30·11.m . Wednesday, May 21, when players on the winning teams will be awarded engraved trays. '· NEWPOll! BEACH CHRISTIAN wo11~·s 'CLUB: The Airpo.;iofwlU \" Uoe s~Unll rclr'lhe 11 ,30 •·-iii -~ednesday,;Mll)'. "'21, luncheon. 'I J 1 Program will include 8 Cashion show, music by soloist Janet Carr, former Rose Princess, and a talk by Susan Haber, former history proresapr. ' UCI TOW,N AND GOWN: Frontiers of l!!otog~ will be the topic of Dr. Howard Schneiderman at the annual meeting' of Town and Gown at 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 21, in Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Dr. Schneiderman is dean of the School pf Biological Sciences and director of the Center for Pathobiology at UCI. He recently was elected to the National Academy or .Science, the highest honor a scientist can receive In this country. , Betrotpals Revea~r4 Coast C.QUples Select. Wedding Dates . . ~ ... . ., . .__, Cqrinpl ly-~akhus Kathl een Ann Connolfy cfud 1..lonovan Aakhus. both of Balboa Island, are planning to marry Aug. 23, in St. Ca lherine·s Church, Dinuba, Ca. Miss Connolly. daughter of thr f . T . Co nnollys of Dinuba, is a graduate of UC Irvine where sbe received her elementary teacher's credential. Her fianC'e earned a deg ree in engin eering from Ca l Poly University, Pomona and is the son· of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Aakhus. Irvine. McCarthy-Wak nine Planning to marry Aug . 31 in Temple Sharon are Diane Marie McCarthy and Elie Waknine. · The future bride is the daughte r of the Robert H. McCarthys of Costa Mesa. A student at UC Irvine, she is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and attended Orange Coast College. DIANE McCARTHY ~OANNA COCHRAN ' . . ' ' Her Ciance, a student at Calirornia State University at Lone Beach, attended OCC. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. D.a.'f'id Waknmv or Santa Ana. ~- Cochran-Scott A June 7 wedding in the Marine Corps Air Station Chapel. Santa Ana, is planned by Joanna Cochran and Raymond Donald Scott. . ' • ML. s Cochran, a student at California ~tale Unive~sity,, Long · Beach" is a graduate of St. Anthorty 's H1gh School. She 11 lhe dauc:h r of Mrs. Norman D. ChampUn,~unt.ington Harbo'f, and F.dward B. Cochr~n; 'nburon. , .. Scott, a second lieutenant in u,e Manne ~s. is a-graduate or CSU LB. H~'ltthf! son of Mrs. McKenzie Sco(t, Torrance, and Is' etalioned ~\:Ql!•n.~ic_!>, Va. ~. . " ~j ~· .,.. • \ r tiirshon-Marti .. ~ _ tr. Dr-: ii\d Mrs. Jack M. ~hon of Newport ~-h .aodftv.ine '-ha\re .aDllqunCed the engagement of their daughter, Constante Fleur ~hon to Robert Jacques Martin IVorirv1".~ . Ml I Hirahon is· a gradua\e of Corona del M.3.iflligh School and Le ensionnat Pres F1eul'1s, Bluche, Switzerland.' Her fia11ce, son of Mrs. Jane Martin or Hiekory, N.C., is a. atudent al UC Irvine. He ts a graduate of Hickory High School and studied at North Carolina State University. They are planning lo marry June 7 in Plymouth Congrega. tional Church, Newport Beach. Game ut Over f6r 1'his PaWn· I DEAR ANN LANDERSo I llm such a nervous wreck· I can baPe- ly hold this pen. You can see how shaky my handwriting is. I just . spent one hour and IO minut~'On the phone. I didn ·1 say JO words~ This elderly friend or mine talked the whole time. She was giving me. holy h-for not com· ing to see her in four da~ 'l'he fact that I spend al leaal 45 minutes on the telephone with her every day didn't, mean a thing. . Does age give people the right to demand tbey be catered to'? True. we've been friends ror many years but 1·m sick Of;tier unceasing d emancts,· terrible temper. endle.ss' pra,.ttle, malicious gossip and finally her j,elrpity, whiCb-dr-tv rtie up the wall. This woman is ·not iU. She has money. She can do a great many Uling s others her age canhot do, but ehe just loves to run me • ragged. I feel sorry for her because J am her only friend. · The others have all had t up to here and decided to let her w;.i bow -alone. Should I drop her -or g().On be· ingJa martyr and consider it my cr<fs to bear? What wou1d YOU do~-BLIPPED DEAR B.: I'm not you and you artfa't me. Only YOU know the depth • of yo u r need ror martyrdom. , Your friend (? )·1' ~ foial to chaage'.,lt'1 •P te yoe1e decide how macb llHift p·s'r~'t•W' ¥• want-or aeecL. . DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a 17"fear-old hicb school Junior who must be U>ld ii I'm right or W1'9Dg. ~had an operation on ~1 un last year. Ttiey used lo s~k otit 11iko loVlng-cup handles. A ptutlc sur,geon did a very good job of cufiling the cords In ble:k and ns>"! mx· ears look norDlal -c&oce to my,head. ', · ~om just lov,ea to lhoW .,.ople plc~ures of me, Ute WAY. I IClbked befpre. I hate 11 wbm 1he doea this . She say,s, ••Eveeyone, i.ri t.ov.in has known YOJt 1iDce )'OU • were a little boy, •o what'• Wl'Oftl wit.II it'?'' I ST1LL don't like it. Ann. Should Mom stop or not! - NEW ME ' DEAR NBW: Ill' •Ille U· dentaDda ble d.at Moe'• w ... _..after capft w..W .make 1W UDCC11mfort1ble, .a~ Me .....W r"e9ped yo•r wllMI, l'lft wldl '°"'pal. j ~ ' D&AR ANN LANDERS: I a.m a 14·Yt&r·old llrl with a 7-yeer~ old problem. My VtUo sl~Slle ·• 11 drivtna me in1an•. My ti d0n1tkn0wwhattoctowiib • Laura plck1 up the 1ec:oQd l>h6oe whenever 1 talk to a friend. , She 1ay1 terrible things Juat to embarraas me. Sho~ hldes my clothe• and ~ks . Once ahe took my 'belt friend., rlnp oil tho wllll· baain. I pleaded for two boun before She cave them back. ·1 Dad 11y1 :what Laura need.I is ' a daily thrashina:. Mom thinks cou-llllg mlfht help. Aro all 7-year.olc!s like,!_hlt.? Will Laura grow out of 111 The lhouCht that my little sister might need pro- fenional help _1cares me to de· alb. What ohoul~ be -? - LYNNFIELD SISTER DEAll SIS: ·.OH of the -blemi la WitJRr ,.._ •'t , a1-oa w-al .~ ...... 111-., I .-tloale~ll~.·SloalliWWned I ·to 11d lvlde ••• ·c••••er. '' 1 1 Moreover;-·L'aa r)I lla1 di•· covered .... ean ~ tbe cmller of I •t1e1Uo1 II 1ie ml~•n••· I Orte1 JOW c"ldr .. a~ up becaa1e liey 'd ratbem be I pwolalled Ill an IJnored-) I I 1•11e1t ..... ..a .. -•!er ,...,.. u4 .. )'••t ,.,....... • TOI -A wouJ1 feder1 wild I tho1 ~ WU o eaato Tht !'r.:il ganl< \la! l .. ... IDI Ibey . •at<h .r 'l'"I hbrae acre~ will •fnOV ·aalv patur \ ·[t , llclal Gup •mce1 laws Thi by ,ftfani .Datil 'dicat •lhe j ~ 'night show ... 1 ,• SA State 1.ion Rhocl p u·b Eren ara11 as 1, Col ~ Hol 1974~ Th velo5 Tll is al AC ~I 11 • , •. 21 1 . 22 23 24 26 26 ' 27 12• ' r ; I 29 . ' 30 : , 32 ' 34 36 37 . 311 40 4\ i2 ;, -43 .. ., 41 •i .. 51 61 81 . 8( ' ' . j &: e: 8• I • • -----· - I .<::,'~ . -4np . ___ ~ ,,,.,, ·.· ·· ., , :~-Chinese TONOPAH, Nev. (.\Pl Into a bar aod didn't ... I corral -would be used · -· ' 11 . -A ll'OUP or men who •JUI buckaroo.," Nodine . ~tit it proved ineftec-' ~ E ·h • • would like to land a laughed. · ' 1Uve. • · _. -X •b •t I ' federal contract to catch . Duri.nli u day.tong A group formed by TRAVEL , ., ., wild t1:or1es have Vislted drive. tbrou1h the dusty.. Mra. Velma Johnston ~ 1 lhe , ~lone Cabin aqd central Novad~ de~ 'w,hp was nicknamed ,.., Soo Wlllow Creelt Valleys the visitors \'le wed bOtJi "'·1YtrUd Hor1e Annie''· by i MI° W east of here. · . . the water traps · beihJ: I htr opponents during the 1 They took part 1n a built to lure the hones 'mbnths·long legislative R • Bureau 6f Land M.•jl~·· af\,d a cen1ral .1athel1nJ! batlle that led lo laws ecess1on Ii St t ment ".JboWme''tOuFor: spat where \tte horaes 1g0vemlneJ.he rOUhaups , ~ Q e gani.zed to allow poten-1 willbekeptut\tilclairiled 1has been empowered to Aff · tial bidders to see the by private citiz~ns w~ screen 8pplication.s ror eCl8 I I ~ea they :.vou.ld be wt;irk· ·adopt them. • ':· ·the wild horses . · inl in and tlle ho~e1 The cowboys saw an ~i The horses .will be th•y wm b• trytnc · , .. umated 100 hors~t · made •••ilab1e rree-to Vacation" .. fatch. " "'· du'ring the "tour. &bout ~ititens who qu81ify &nd '"! · Then. are .ovi~OC>O 'half the number the BLM ~an be kept a t their As many CaliforniW hOrlef in tbe halt· on said had been •'Potted ttie •· ''fbster homes" but ~~ expect to take traveUnc acre.areal. A~odu~1 \00 ,day befor1e,., They potbe sold. ~vacations this year as will be trap~e and libeculated h-e 'seveil·' .Mrs. Johnston's group, lastyeardespitethecur· :rnoved out ,' o .help ' vehicle caravan·was Wild ljorse Organized rent recession, accord· 'salvage t'lle area's scaringthemorr. Assistance, Inc . 11aturalresource1. DuriftgseverallenethY . (~HOA ) of Re no. will ing to a consumer· ·[t will be the. first of-d.iscuasions with Nodine, act on applications sent attitude survey" conduct· I ~I Sunday, May 11 , 1075 DAIL v PILOT BS • f ' f I ·1 ed for Bank of Americai icla arae-~cp~~ .. roun·. ~cowboys tndicat.e,d a1 in writing. Th . d ' dup or Wild rn~st~ngs concern o.ver contrac\ ,.Forms can be obtained e ·survey Jn tcates. SAN FRANCISCO _ The iince curredt ·protective provisions calling fo.r the. b,,y w r it in g : Gen e however• that current cavated in the P~ple's Republic from 1949 to 1972. subtle and profuse gold." ~ )awstook effect.._, job to be finished within Nodine, Bureau of Land e conomi c conditions Galloping Horse of Karuou is com· . The tour Was .. 'headed 90 daysjind also worried Management, Federal have affected the vaca-~to San Francisco. So are 384 by B L M D i & tr i ct about restrictions 00 us-, Building, Reno NV Of>Cl\l. tion plans of a significant er pricelE-ss Chinese anti· °"""' .number or Californians. quities. ?ttanaee~ .Gene Nbpine.o{ inc horses to round up ,1Earlier lh-i-s week , Of the 539 CaliCQlllians The city's Asian Art Museum is .Battle Mountain, whom-the animals. WHO~ reporte4ly had queried in the survey, 33 ~earing its entire ground floor, 'dicatedhis pleasure with Bll:l,j,1-Jodine told. thP:m agprov~d 150 of' the 250 percent sai·d the re ve for the celebrated Magnin .the turnout of •about· a the 9CJ:day· deaiJlibe ./aft appJic!atiofts thus far -re-· · i.....~ po\lntial blddenf.', flexib1e anti a aid the'· c;eived 'rOr the "4<K(horses cession had definite]y dt.' Jtoom, to accommodate -~ • .,.. .I.'... altered their vacation e Exhibition of Archeological ' ''I was . w,orried last water trap -in which th~rettcally to be cap-plans. Thirteen percenl, IJ Ot tbe People's Republic or 'night that nobody.iwould mustangs ·are 'lured t.O ~red during. tbe sum· said they hjld decided to , .,_ ··~·· The Galloping Horse is but one. The marvelous sense of mobility evoked by this bronze figure cast in the 2nd century A.O. makes it a public favorite . The Asian Art Museum, which opened in \Golde n Gate Park in 1966, wa s built to house the world-fam ous A very Brundage · collectioh. · Brundage selected San Fran· cisco as his bCnefician' because of its empathy with the Far East, a nd the Bay Area's cultural vitality. as a center of advanced s tudies. 'show up :t>~,!11~: ~ 1~t ~.~ter insi.de 8 ·l.enced,; ,1 ~r1 . cancel their holidays,. 1 ~fhe collection -well received .t.11. " · ;;-aoo. ~percent indicated... art ci'itics and record :': T raif ' .. Boo"li·l et · ·Oraete~=E~~"rt::.~".i\~;· =~~~~D;gy~:~:~;t • · .. City -traces the progression or Other attrac tions a rc the 2,000-year-old burial suit of Prin· cess Tou Wa n, made or 2,156 squares of opalescent jade sewn with gold wire, and reconstruc· lions and remains of the Lan- t'ien and Peking men, who lived approximately 600,000 to 400,000 years ago. THE EXHIBIT'S scope is broad. It includes prehistori c artifacts , c eramics, bronze vessels , ora c le bo.nes, clay models, potte r y and ston e Sc ulpture, ~·ood car vi ng, gold and sil ve r ute ns ils, textiles and calligraphy. THE PEKING exhibition will ' be on view at the museum Tues• day through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m . and Sunday and l\1onday from 10 a.m. to Sp.m . Admission is free. SA~RAM~·NTO prepara~iOri o~ a c~m.'.'ct*ridqr plan for hi~~. F.IP~)'-EIGH~ P~f · Chinese culture rrom the State ~rks.and ;J\ecrea· prehens1ve plan for a bikers, and equestnans, ,c!nt~ however, sald they paleolithic age (600,000 years , tion Djrector Herbert state recre.ational trails d~igned to con'ne~l'" did~ 1 expect lo change pg.o0r. ttl'!ugb the 14th century oft.bodes has announced system to .be completed~ ufthln centers and areas lh~tr plan~. . . ~ pub Ii c a ti o' q. oJ a by Jan. l, 1977. a"S re· of'"scenic a nd recrea-~he res~lts Jndic1;1te I FreUpiin~~y California quired by th e 1974 tional significance. Cal1f~rnia s pote nt1~l ITWlLLopenhereonJune28 !fiatls an<K:Hostel Plan, Dunlap Rec.reational vacationers w1l_I fall 1~ and remain through Aug. 28 . The 85 requiT'ed by tlle TrailsACt. · -A plan for pilot th~ee groups this year, ~an Francisco showing afrords One reviewer wrote of the ''kaleidoscope or patinas of shim· mer. incrustation, scorch and fl ow ... realis tic and sophisticat- ed stylized fi gures, lovely calli· graphies and ornamentations of Local a nd out-of-town groups _ or 25 or more are urg~d to book in t advance to minimize waiting in ' line. The galleries will be open to groups before 10 a .m. but only ir they have m ade advance ap· plication. CoJlierrJ<,ee..t4'' ~tat-e The principal features pro~ects along speCific sat~ Hugb .Dou.herty, Americans their" last chance to HOital FaJ:lltti4 Act.1.or of the preliruinary plan sefmeftts of, the trail cOr-h~ad'-'ot llfJ:&rke.\1ng, re-• · see this aggregation before ilS' re- Group bookipg forms may be obtained from the Asian Art Museum , Education Depart- ment, Golden Gate Park, San 1'"r ancisco, Cr\ 9,4118, telephone 141 5) 558-2993 .· 1974. • .i:. '-. · .;:.~ apply to both pieces or · ridors. These projects s ~r~h f ~r Banr of. tum to P eking. The pl"'_ w8-s de· legislation. The two would promote max· .A~enca: ' The exhibit was assembled veloped ti__y~JJJAW t1nc. main components or the imum non motorized trail A maJorit~' e"J)ect l:9 from thousands of objects ex- The ·prelhntn,:ary plan plan are: use and minimum re· tra~el no m_atter ,."!qat, is also th• firs.I •tep in A sta~ewid'e trail liance on the automobile an mterniediate 2o;:pe~- "' -:--'" • , 1 "· cent would expand thear j vacation planf. if UJl;y ------__..__~-,ss-w· -,, a-.!~-t-u-zz-L·E--'---. · ~: ~~~~~~~~~e.r:·t ! · perceri't minorilJ; ·ae. ' cided to caneel, y',ac'i. plans." ). · . '.'.:;~~~,~~ The surt~)'. indica~ 1!) , 'Ii -...-. 'i'I' .. tbt ttave tndUstTY, a&. ~·: • \ 1 ., '· whole wm have • betltt·' . R esort ";;"--+-+-t-t--l year in 1975 than in 1974, .-t--t---t--t-1 Dougherty said. He 1ai.d ' I n 1"1 d SS percent ol the people C' J8llne ~+-+-tin the sample reported / · taking a trip last year i • -t--+--fand noted Ural almnat:as.: ~1n· La Paz many -S4 pe~ceqt - plan to travel lhis year, • but more for farther dis· ~+--+'--t lances mid longer times. WHEN ASKED how far they plan to travel, 16 -+-+--+--t percent said they'd go , -+-+-+-+---i·· farther this year, 24 per- LA PAZ, Mexico CAP> said that one of the -A $50 million r esort aqueduc ts is finished, complex is planned for another is almost com- 17 miles north of here by plete and construction a former president. ol has yet to begin on a Mexico and a gi:oup ol third. He coul~ give no inte rnational busL.-. ·Ume estimate on when nessmen, says the.· 1\he new complex will be perty owner. . , started. \ Bernardo ;Quin~' ~~aria 9 a_scc:i. head of head of Bahias de ~.me comm1ss1on over· Pazi. said work-on.' ~i!'lg development of recreation complex Baja California, said begin as soon as servicer.. plans call for seven roads are constructec( hotels. two golf courseS, and after the Mexican · trailer camps, a marina government completes for y a c ht s, bea c h three aqueducts to bring homes, apartments and fresh water to the site, condominiums. at lhe northe rn tip or a Mi g uel Al e m a n . small penins ula near form e r preside nt of this Baja Calir'ornia Mexico, is a prime city. backer , Quintana said. Quintana . interviewed Another backer 9f the by the San Diego Union. proposed development. Quintana said, is-a busi- ness conos ortium named Adel.a, flhich he said includes banking int e rests from Switzerland, the United Stales and Japan. The organization spe~ializes in Latin American de- velopment, he said . _ La J?az, a city of.~t 50,000, is capilal ol Baja California Sur, Mexico's newest state comprising the southern half of the arid and largely un· populated Baja Calirornia peninsula. Smaller touri s t facilities have been completed since a new 1,000-mile highway link· ing the region with the California border was completed in 1974 .. c.ent about as far, and 8 percent not as far. 1be other 6 percent Were sWl undecided .... ............................................................................................ ..,. a '· A similar pi.llern emerged~ on the planned • -+--+---t length or vacations: r-+-+-l-~ percent said they plan to stay longer than last Kauai First Hawaiian Isle ~t-+-t-t---iye_ar, '29 percent said ' BySTANDELAPLANE night luau torches lay Evening" to Nurse Nellie . abQut the same, and 'I • . : " • · golden reflections on the Forbush. And you can't budget. Auwe! ••• '" ~icent plan a _shorte ' KAUA{.!H'a·~ait -Pele .lagoonthatw.astheroyal get more romantic than "What do you suggest .!,..lfY· The remdaJn~daed does n' ·• i:t:.v.e here fish ponds. lt'.s s acred that. for clotblng? Will we •r ~ent were un .ect f anymore:-'l'ife is the,god· ground. The first out.rig· • * * need raincoats?" ·~ ...-+-+-t • 1 dess of ~~-She lives ger.s from lhe South ''Can We camp lo the Dress on these Outer ,.-'~h . , ) , .dow'n oa' Oie island of Pacific landed here. Ha\Yallanl1lands?" Islands is informal. '·~ il1 ct-t-+--t-;' '-' ape I Haw ail."' TlieJ Big Island There are a half dozen or . Ybu can and the Stale About. the only thing they r r -11 with the acti)'_e volcano. more hei a us -th e Park Department wilt want you to do is wear f{. l<"t--+--t--1f-'i 'Of K ' In Hawali's'l'egends, she Hawaiian temple plat-tell you how . In the sum· sandals in the dining · .: in·gs cametoKau&ifirst. forms_ .mer· season they limit room . Waikiki at J£ ,1... • .... ._._,, ,. ..... ~~~-~.... '· That •a •c'orr e ct Up the road are the howlongyoucanstayin Honolululikesajacketat i\ ACROSS •• ·1, Ca1Js¥\ ·, ~~J: 118Ch!f11Jf~J!li".,i0 '1f .c\fOWt ,. 1 83 Small ' I geologjCally~ too. ·Kauai roytf"bitths tones where one place. Great place dinner. But aloha shirts 'ii .. 65Love ••II . 18PJ~v~t -• pies Tour s ·et wastht!fir!t.lsl8ndlnthe K,auai queens insured with no one around is at areOKouthere. ,-1• 1 OecaJT1) 66 French rlv•r 1 l7 Cheat J '•VI 1-~ Ciijavaifaary ' 84 Disfigure 1 Hawaii cbaioto"risefrom tbai the child would be the end of Kauai. (Where All hotels have some l 6 Keen . 67 Escape Jalf:' • sounde · ~@ Ma 1 ' 85 Law 01 • · the S""~king seas. Tour blessed. and carry royal Pele lived.) Ne ar a fresh kind or beach service 11 Challer 2 wds. 1 18 Reverse ' ' · ~ ' ldtly Meses -~ -ieG.noa -.. 891htvolve "J · curve: • ,., $'1 'G1'Algerilllih city 86Man's WINDSO.R .-. Eog · buses. gp to see Pele's blood. , ' water stre am where you where you don't haVe to ! I 21 Barter 70Kitowledge 120Mlnced"olirt 'f G3CWPlr.voict mane (t,JPJ) -. Kini Henry place where tbe road The place is stiff with canwashoffthesalt. change for lunch. No ·I . 22Su'matran '71 CUt through 124 Energy unit 35 Nolcl'l 87 Map · VJU' w8s btirie!d there ends beyond Hanalei. akuas -·spirits. CA re5i· You do need a car to go raincoats. It's too warm. . beaar· 72 o"eslrin' 125Decimal 38Small Canella, direction and the· oldest order ol A beach boy I knew saw dent akua used to haunt to the p.ir.pa-mama store Go inaide. Rain only lasts 1 1 23Pasaon 73Flatflsh base 4011111.-ipoet 88Geo metric he id h Chi h 11 · eel · H I · II • haUh 2_.Shelter · .74 PrirM l26Malure .Clf1eachseed ratios chivalry claims it as it.s: rout! et e nese thehousew ere 1v .) m anae1 .. you re go-a our. . 25Elevet• . characters 1.27VJQllant 42Vear: OO Moc casln chapel. papabmamastore. It's wonderful swimming ing to be anywhere on • • • 1 : 26 Aromatic , .. 179 S~ish 129,N\gerlan Spanish 91 Frie(ldly gueen Elizabeth and a "]see old la~y standing wate/, 70 d'egrees. The Kauai more than a couple "la It betler to lean. ·1t , hydroci:~on 'btroc . t30t+ejlt , , . ., 44Ulshseag91i greeting roya(Ji,..ent.ourag'-e .at; !dere-;~1say ,'~assamatta food is generous an_d ·ofdaysyouwanta carto Hawall1n? And how ck> , 27Slcret)O\l1e 77Ho a . '132Ca Qn t ill~"'" i4Lu~il'..!'~· tt!nd~1l Servi~ thes:ef 1acl1J Youml~debus ?'I there are four open atr runarou·ndin. youdoit?" ' ~· : t128 =~ ';§ utel · r.:~~ y Ian :eK !'"ifJ i:.g · e:rPt~ re$ently to begin a surft.1 ltW1J .at,oun' and wben I restaurants to choose If you catch an over· Nobody s peaks tot-1 ·1 · : 2Q C~j~llcit 1facl • , 138Ale · -49 efpjM"' -' scli5's mei-long celebration of look: back, she's gone! from. cast day at Wailua bay, Hawaiian except on , 30 Roman r ' 79 Casl1ng oil whlllle 50Mttsures 98Subjofn the SOOth annlversafy of Oat was Pele!.. u you get the idea this you can get over on the Nii h a u . a privately . I I , robes • 1opped 139Anxlou1 aeconds 100 Tardiness St. Georgots Chapel ..l.w We're at Coco Palmson ismytavorite place in all sUnny, dry side at Poipu owned lsland .,..ilh som;e ; 32 Rich tr ._ '\ t40Crui1•1 , 51S.cred 10 1Sullab le , the "ChapeldfKtngs." .ablue1kyday.Thesurf Hawail,~ou'rer_ighton , beach in a h a lf hour. 135 Haw~iians living "·' . ,' fabric ~.. y ·· -· 41 Cur ..... ·---..-· ~images· 1lAulhor ·1 boo c h "·· b dda About $50 a day Th h l I f lun h th r' Tour1·s1 •lores aell r .. 34S•ai: .. ~ 85 ay .; .142S'plilted 12ofl!1 f ~ Ft,mlng ~Ttie 1freseflce of th•, p1 es up m · ras ··~ ru . ree o e s or c . et:. I alang ,~· · lea •• ''"' -t.oMr; C. ._ ~ 1 LaJT1)rey · queen /': QUeen Mothetl on _the golden sands of Co~ two. You ~a.n get a Prices are moderate -a book "How lo Speak 1 ,, . '36ShatP ' ag(lr ... ,.. tc3"Rel6i1 ' ,,._, ~P rinlni ·1o6Ptrforatlon Elizabeth Pt-inees" Wailua Bay. The palm brochurebywnt1ngCoco pntessyou getonthose$3 Hawaiian." All yoq.R(ck. \ . knock uo C....tMonlne -1_... .,Cl'Wrok~-· "66,.,Potttltic ··tot Fa lse Mara•tet abd1 Dukes ant! fronds clap-clap like a Palma, Kauaf, HawaU. a pop r ummy maitats-qp from it are a few ever· ,,, 37 Amoyance " 9'1Jiiclden 145Prtlldentlal ~ 57 Cnolce face Duehff'if!I stressed the' loole shutter in the warm A lot of other hotels on which di sarrange m.Y yday words. I · 39C:H•I . tum>IY lllckname group IOQMale " , tradewind Kauai and Club Mediter r;;;================;;;;===i , term' · ear.iw:French 58Rastaurant oooee iiniqbe PO&ltion Of ~St. ' . • . II 40A!nr . J-. ncti::kn . DOWN· 1 .-. , P'ltot'I 11QAnt1c.s , Geofge's 1,n Enclish hJs111 ThelowriseboteliarM'. rfnee has a m.~gnlficent . : mOu~· ~ liNr.~qt 1PortM.""ni'al u'tl L~JP!-dti 111Stalr • tory ' ~ ,.. 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DAILY ~LOT Sunday, May 11 . 1975 Success Came Late For Burstyn, 42 By WILLIAM GLOVER "'"°'"·---~ NEW YORK -For E llen Burstyn, success in show busi· ness is r eally deciding -and slicking to it. "You just can't sit around and wall ror oflpoflunity to come along," says the actress who this season has won both a t op Hollywood screen Oscar and a Broadway Tony. Such tandem victory is rare. At"compllshed by a performer at age 42, it defi es both current youth cultism and the frequently voiced notion that good distaff roles are dwindling. THE SHOWS which landed Miss Burstyn at the top -''Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" on film and ''Same Time, Next Year ," which has her playing in person to standing-room only a u· dien ces at the Atkinson Theater -typify career purpose. "I want to do parts that are good examples of human beings, that I would feel all right about kids going to see. I think it's no accident that there has been so much r ecent violence on screen and in the world." As a teen-ager the girl who grew up in Detroit as Edna Rae Gilloly was a lready beginning to make decisions for herself .. Her parents were divorced when she was still a tot. In hi g h sc hool s he wa s cheerleader captain, head of the student council, "getting an education of sorts but not what the teachers had in mind." At the end or four years, without enough credits ror a diploma, she landed a job as 11 fashion 'model in a de- partment stor e . Then, by virtue or some back- home d;tnce lessons, she landed a job in a Manhattan nightclub - and lost it before the'ihOw opened upon discovering that socializing with customers was part of the deal. A friend then found her work d ancing in Montreal. BY 19, she was back ln Dep-oit, embarking on the first of three , unsuccessful marriages. Reflect- ing on that part of her life, the ac-,,.. • tress only says: ''I'm not difficult to get along with. I just don't pick' them too good, I guess." A year later she returned to New York,' a busy model for magazine illustrations and paperback books. During the 'SS· '56 television season she was one of Jackie Gleason's "away we go girls," but posing and dancing had begun to pall. "I made up my mind to be an actress, de finitely," says the lady who by then had adopted El· len McRae as her professional name. Burstyn came later , the name of her third husband. She knew nothing of such com- mercial theater details as audi - tions and agents, but heard about a show then being cast. With total improbability, s he got the main femme part in "Fair Game,:• a t'omedy about fur wheeler - de a I er s which r an 242 performances. AFTER THE show closed, she began acting lessons with Stella ... EL.LEN BURSTYN Adler, and also e mbarked on her second marriage, with a direttor who had been fired from "Fair Game.'' He was busy in radio and· t-elevision, so off tbe couple went to Los Angeles. She was soon OC· cupied in such t e levision durables as "Ma Park.ins," "Ben Casey" and "Dr. Kil®re." "I hated it ," she says of the movie ''Goodbye Charlie,'' which led to her next big de- cision. "There I was co-starring, but just a creation of a lot of studio departments." After her second marriage failed, her agent steered her back to the screen, and a new cinematic phase was launched. As Ellen Burstyn she ~as made seven pictures, among them "The Last Picture Show," .. The Exorcist'' -for both of which she got Oscar nominations - "Harry and'Tonto" with Camey, and the ultimate success, "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore.'' Virgo Can Be Popular Now - ' • I Monday, May lZ By SIDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Hold off on travel, if possi ble. There is tendency to go where you a re not needed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Changes are re- quired where fin ancial status is concerned. You have been giving out more than you receive, in- cluding inform ation. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Home adjus tment occurs. You get chance to make up for a mistake. Do so and do it with a smile and goodwill. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You rmish r ather than begin -you get lowdown on what's up and why. Avoid wishful thinking. Go anerhard news. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Involvement is keynot- ed. You find that the plot has thickened. You are· initalltheway. e valuating. , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be thorough. Escbew get -rich-quick schemes. "Relative with rumor is well-m eaning but likely to be misin· formed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 18): Friends hip is not enough to get answers required. Money ls in·· volved and one who has it must be convinced in your behalf. PISCES CFe b. 19-March 20): Spotlight i.s on home, property, payments necessary for basic needs. Domestic or family situation coinmands more attention than usual. TUES. LAST llG OPPOlmNTT TO 511 AllPOllT '75 MS Tlil! COMTIM.. SAT.• MM. loMA,.T. ~'t 'I I VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Universal' appeal is highlighted. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Strike an indepen· dent stance. Be firm, original and creative. Ac- cent is on straightening out communications pro- ... ·I i ' • l I ' • J • ' ' I blem . ~ SCORPIO <Oct. Nov. 21): Your ability to learn by teaching is nhanced. Agreement with male. Partner is imperative. One who aided you in past comes forth again. SAGITl'A.RIUS <NoV. 22-Dec. 21 ): You may be. expecting too much, too soon, from the wrong quarters. Be flexible enough to do some r e- TODAY AT MANN THEATRES FOR llCITllEl'I DI Y "' SOUTH COAST PLAZA TllEATRES MH Dl(QO FWf • AT IMltS'TOl 11.UCilJH ....... ~-t' l'lllCE!! htHIJ.F HOUR AC""""'fAWAID A.a ,Mlel~LM~ iPGI A>IVMJilE WITH WllS lllaST°"9tSOM 546-)102 SAT.-SUM. 2:ff.4:H-7:t~t:JI t CIHIMA CIMTEI -., .... .., .-U-C9tlfll !lt-4141 ~CIHIMA CEl(IEI -·,·-~ ie,,. -c"""' 97f·4141 . ~.r-_.'!I . l SO.COAST PWAI INGRll.I --BERGMAN ._INll!: t1U11ous JACI UMMOll (PG) __ 7l '4 .. l2'1 ....... -........ :. I· ;l" " " ·; ;· ~· •• ·- JM.1711 ...-111~W'WWW ....-.. 1 ....... ...... • A ... IANCIOIT "1'HI lf;AllCIOW' . . . .. . .......... ,,,.,.,, •••10•·~•1 Burns: Siill q Legend I Georie Burns: Even t he name makes me laurb. One or the comedy orlcJnals ror ·6!5 years_, he'U be ., 1•41'• old In J¥uary..an he's stlll go- inC stron1, like a baby hooked on Ovaltln~. REX REED year1 she w a1 all•• beeauae· ahe bed a bad heart. So linetly I de- cided to change over and sleep in her bed and ·it worked . There waa ·aometbln& warm about that. In the raw He's been a veteran or vaudeville, radio, TV, concerts, Las Vegas and the movies, but he's oot going down ror the COWlt. Not yet. The radio nostalgia ·craze has m ade him a lecend once aaaln,. and right now he's wrapping up a starring role tn Neil Simon's movie version of •"Jbe Sunshine Boys" ror MGM. Allen and Jack Benny were the two biggest blows in his life, but he's'. surged on. The team of Burns and Allen was a magic combination ln show busines&-history. He was a tough little Jewish kid from the Lower East Side; she; a dainty lady from a strict Irish Catholic family who--ate fish every Fri· day. · Betwee n· scenes -O.n "The Sunshine Boys " he orders a martini ieans -••r MET her in 1922. I back ln his Tio z'iegfeld was a lousy comic mak· dressing gown , and ing $40 a week playinC Ii1bts up one of his cheap vaudeville shows nauseating foot-long in Union Hill, N.J . I cicars with a mis · alwaysdidlousyacts un- chievous grin on his pixie til I rilet Gracie. . face. ''Anyway, Gracie ... I HAVEN'T beEin in a movie since Gracie Allen and I did 'HonolUlu' with Eleanor Powell in 1939. It's a completely dif· ferent ball game. They used to use so much light · you could get a sµntan:- Now they u se natural light and hand- held camera~ that can ·get into corners of a room we never dreamed or in tbe old days.,. George Burns is one of the lucky ones. He always had a majestic career with a huge following, and, like his best friend J ack Benny, he saved his money. The deaths of 'Gracie came to see the show one night and said 'You Al ........ "GODFATHEI 11" Ill IAlllA STWllSAHD JAMES CA.AM ''FUMMY LADY'" IPGI "MUIHI OH THIE OliEMT UPllSS" + "THI GA.MILS" "CHll>IATOWH'' , .. "COH$B-V ATIOH" 11f ' "FOUi MUSKITUllS" "M.A.S.H." "lllNCAIMATIOH OF PITll PIQUD" . .,,...._ ()f .. ILL MOUW' "C.t.POHE" Ill "LAUGHING POLICEMAN'' "BUSTING" ~.· WESTllOOK ClllEMAS ...... IOWLANOS wnt-.\,...., __ ~1 ,_ PITH 'AU (R) ... ..,._.,.. SJ0-4401 llalllf tlolnO'St-:.~~:.~; Freebie and the Bean (R) ISTOL CllllMA 11n«11. a1 .. acaat-t0. COMT...,......, 5411-7444 ''So Mary called me know, Ute fellow with the one day and S!tld she eold tboth Isn't bad.' couldn't get to sleePi at That was me. So we went nleht lhiftk ine about to work as an act. Jack. I sa1d, 'Sleep, ln ''Gracie was to be ihe Jack's room -all hls 1traight woman. The• LJ:ophtes are ~.here , all1of fir1t nl1ht, w.e. had -40. his_thiD&h.Jt ll WJ>!k. 1 pe6ple out front and they. don'tkqow lf ~~e look my didn't lauch at one of my advice or not. jokes but every time Gracie asked me a ques· lion they fell out of their aeat.s:: So I made bathe comic and the act was a hit from that minute on." They married in 1926. It lasted '38 years. They were the hottest thing on· radio for 17 years and in 1950 made TV history for eight years 'U!ltil Gr@.cie decided to retfre in 1958. She died or a heart attack in 1964 . GEORGE still sees Mary Benny. They've s pent many a lonely evening since Gracie and Jack died . G eorge's v,oice grows soft wRen he talks about the loss. "When Gracie died, I was very upset and couldn't sleep. We had twin beds the last few . lMll ...... C.DI ....,, ~ CMOIU H.L MAa ~vld Carradine ''DEATH RACE 2000" • Plus Wf.Y·OUT SCIENCE FICTION "THE CLONES" (R) Eves. trom 7 Cont. Sunday From 2 the Centerfold Girls _...,._ woqov•....,.· '"Till ntl-MOHIT AND RUH'' "" . .._.....,.- -'f:-"""'---. . ., •cAPOMI .. ., .. , .... ,. .f . ~ tnru Frt .• ,30 p ,M. 5111/Sun/Hol. t1:30 Moft. lhN Fri. lo 1 p.111,-41.H THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRE ' ' ORANGE •&Jl .. 72'1 I.A. ,,_WV IMANCHllTlfl IXJ Q.0. fflWV'"ICtTY Ofl. IXJ , -· ._,......,..._. ....... 2000· ----' ... I' '111°' ,,., -w. ............ . ' •• ' . • .. . .. . . ... . •• • • . ' - ( I I 1 He hl1 ere sto tio Or\ I *'• va <K Ne ve mi 0(11 • O(ll ;.. ba • RI te< pll :uo cal I ~ ,., .~ ., :. ·.~ .~ l.!iilj :: I ,•"'.a: ::3111 J I• tf' . • . • . ' . .. • . . ' . . ' .. I i I • ' ' • '·' • • " . .. • . ; ' ' Oregon's Indians Cashin On· .R~s tfJrt " Business · orbl:LMlc.i-m---lffWI ~ WARM Sl!RIN-GS, Ore. Here, in north·centtal Oregon's high desert• country, ae$hllp is creating an economic success story for the Indian' Confedera· tion of tbe Middle Tribes of Oregon. -~ Focal.PoiJ>t of the tribes' IJ'OW· *ag enterprise is an expandhtg vacation/"convention 'rel~rt <Kab·Netf.Ta VIiiage and ltab- Nee·Ta'.LOdge) ·iii 1which an 'In· '. vestment of• mo'i'e than $8.5 · million bu bi!en made .. ~ operation~ began wllh the ,19M : ·opening of the village on the ; banks of the Warm Sprin11 I" River, • I crouplDI of Ja.dlan : teepees and mod~rn .cottaces, plUI necessary.· utility con nee· 't1oDI for th01e who come wkb campers. ,, ill J\lne 1972·the lodf• opeMd. 101De lhree miles from, ud over- looking, the vUlal~ The lodl• of· fen visitor• accommodations both l111turlol"' and lo keeping • • with Ille Q>OUDtaln · deHrl aur· , 'l'OUDdinp. . ' ' ' OIUGUl.ti.LY .0 rooms , the :. •locl(e cw'Hiltlt" I' being ex· Pl>andecl: by !115 room• and further · !"futurt addtUorts are. under con·. .. ~idlr,tlcla:o ;; 4l • • ;: T ... 'V.. l,""1venti0ll re-•' "'oort and Ill 1•1llmber opera· !;~tion1 ~.aaK·:iJee rohici plant .,,enefale' ~ ,$8 milllon annual QP-yroU for , some ~ YfOl'ken, ' more than half of whom are tribal members. Affairs ot the confederation, comprising Paiute, warm Spr- ings and asCo Indians, are directed by Kenneth L. Smith, gen"tral m.anager and tribal membe~ AD occountant, Smith h• 'w~frar)..lle .tribal council sinc8 h1s 1"9.1graduatlon from the Unlve~~of Oregon. . M 1ene l m'anager, Smith re· po(l& to th · ard of directors of the confedfit'atibrf, of whom eight ~ elect~._!o·Specific term~ and t.hiee are Jtf'"~ "\embers by virtue of lbelr p6sl oni as tribal chiefs. . ,,. . / 'j ...CONTR.\a Y to conditions of!" the reservaUop, Smith's problem is finding workers. 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NEW YORK (UPI> -The·first.'t!rograma re- The pli.obqgr.ap'b disc cord~-.uie,ifctrUbJ.y· )Vij.h..a-,'\lideo.pr.oa:r..Bm as .will Ctili~ikotn ... th.;.Te- RCA has not added to "its .. . well ~s sound).s the elec· servoir of existing mo-. ~~411••~• _In·~~ O!lfl':~d ~· Wel~_hop<''•1li!ll~~ntettaJ.n!'lent. 1 ~ano r big hlarket btJt 4Jie RCA Man &aid ..._, Donanza. the entertainment ·in· ~ i'J\t_;least two systems dustry is sure to jump in- •' aDd maybe four are ex· to the production of a 1; .p,cted to be on the· wide variety of new pro- . market in 1976. grams to be recorded on record pla_Yer, but the RCA unit' sells for $100 less than the Phillips· MGAdevice. The Phillips-MCA system u ses a l aser beam to scan the disc at 1,800 RPM and produce bOth the sound and pie· ture signals that then ap- pear on the color TV screen. .J t . ' / operated on tl).e/~servatio through a $3.9. million bank lo n that was paid off within fi e years. "OF COURSE, we had t e benefit of ~ couple of very g . years of high lumber dem~, Smith commented. The tim r complex provides the bulk of t e annual payroll, with nearly employees. The newest reservati6it acti ty will be operation of a Ci h hatchery, now being built, n which there will be an overall ' . vestment of $7 .S piillion, acco - ing to Smith. Production goal f tfie hatchery will be more tharyt million salmon and lrout annuil- 1.y for Oregon streams and river~ .. A''ma.Jor part or the tribes' n.Y- tentlon ls on what might be termed the sotial aspects: educ~· Uon. bouting, health programs and pensions. A scholarship p~ gram offers help to those who want to continue their educatiQn be)ond high schoob ReceDtlyf many as 6S percent of high sch I graduates have come ~ colle ., Today the variqus activities Of t he Middle Trtb~s generate a~ lncoin'e'ol $5 mlllion to $8 milll 1 a year, according tQ Smit . f\ltur9p1Ms jnelude~an airs large •11011111 10,hancl)e ••· ecuU-)'pe Jet pl&mes;...pecttd to briJir bl\1inusrppn 14 Kah· Nee·T• 'Lodge for busjneu "·r pl ......... ' ) A spokesman for RCA the discs the minute the Corp. said the audio-public shows its willing- video disc is expected to ness to buy the record be such a success it wil~ players. wipe out the unpleasant Electronics Magazine memories or such misad· said the fly in the oint- v en tu r es as RCA"s ment is that the four Holotape and lhe CBS ef· systems developed suffi. fort to develop a system ciently to be introducE!CI 1 The RCA syst e m employs a special phono- graph needle expected to sell for about $10 and to last 300 to 500 hours. The FINANCE RCA system operates at '""'--------"' the very slow speed of 450r.p.m. for video recording on n e x t ye a r a re not\;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;.;; ordinary film . mechanically compati- ble with each other. This could mean a ter· rific battle for the lead, with the new industry eventually standardizing on the system of the com- pany that has the first big marketing success. IT ALSO promises, the RCA man said, to grow much faster t han elec· tronic publi s hing through TV 'screens or home recording or TV programs, although both of' these "businesses are making steady progress. Elec,tronics Magazine THE TWO syste ms in a recent article said with the greatest pro- lhe m anufacturers of mise, according to elec· tronics, a r e that or equipment and the pro-Philli ps and MCA, and ducers of progra ms will tbe RCA system. The launch a sales campaign others are European, the for the new system next Telefunken Decca de-year to rival the huge · 1 d sales effort that sold VJce, area Y on sale in Germany, and-0ne l>elng Americans on hi·fidelity readied by the Thomson· musical recordings and B d G reproduction starting in ran t roup in France. the l9SOs. The Phillips·MGA ''Tbis c-0uld be the group has the advantage most significant con· of controlling a big re- sumer electronics device servoir of motion pie· tures. b ecause MCA developed since color owns Uni versal pictures TV," the magazine said. and has contract•: for The system is built /11. " around a standard color· iilms from other studios. Bui RCA, with its 1ong ~ r!dd~~i~~ a~? ~e~~= experlenc~ in .. broadcast · d 1 and musical program audio recor ~.ayer ac· production, also should cessory tha.t ~.111 sell for be·able to secure plenty $400to$600inil1_ally. of programs for i ts THE DISCS . will sell system. . for:$10 and up, but the A~ pr~sent , ~lee . RCA spokesman said it tron1cs said, the Ph1lllfl5- is virtually certain they, MCA record player has will· be offered to the' s low motion , fr atoe public on a rent•l basis free%ing and other ae- as well. slrable features that 'O il Plan 'Strange'· SAN FRANCISCO compromise could bere- (AP l -A California ached In the propOoaJs, Pu~llc Ut11ttles Com· which involve Pa'cific mt11lop .membei; 1ays Gas & Electric Co. and the,~tJte cannot aftord to Exxon, and Southern caaullly write off an "as· California Gas Go. and towl41ng" proPosal by Arco. two oil companies and Ross called the PG&E· two uUlitie11 seeking ap-Exxon piqnosal "the~­ prov al of a complex ~ gest and ltrangcst deN ·million fina11cing pltLn in lhe hf1 tory of , the for. natural ca1 explora· PUC." It Would allO'ffthe UoainAlaska. ulllity ·to\ hike lb• ·Order Yours NOW ••• 1000 (...?:::::. 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After all, the Harper ~hool kindergarten ·teacher has watched 14 dinoaaurs constructed in her Costa Mesa classrooms since 1965. And number 15 is on its way. Mrs. Durston, along with her colleague, Mrs. Beth Curtiss, have guided students in construct- ing papier mache di.oo6aurs as ,_ major project for the two kinderga.rten classes. . "We found that the unit on dinosaurs is very interesting to the little boys. They are interested in the readings a,nd the language besides the ~building,'' sh~ said. ''It's sOmetimes to\Jgh to get ·' their interest, but this does it.'' .· -..AP.PtOXlmi.aiely two weeks arter Easter break the teachers combine classes to construct the lite-size dinosaur. The teachers' husbands first build the frame out of chicken wire.1This takes two days. Then the students get a chance to papier mache lhe cieature. "It costs us about $50 to construct one of these," Mrs. Durston said. The animals hf ve been as large as 12 feet high and one had a ingspan or 30 feet. "Students stud dinosaurs and write stories about them," the le chers explained. They plan to open a museum at school where their students' dinqsaurs can be displayed. Mrs. Durston said three bf the latest creations will be put in R~m ~ wit~in the next month. "We have to cut them in half lust to get them out of here," she said, indicati 1g .her classroom-dinosaur shop. i With beasls as• furious looking as a Tyran- nosaurus Rex rqaming amongst the kin- dergarten classroom, would any of the students be frightened'? "Wfj had one girl leave her birth- day party becaus~ we brought her one of the smaller dinosaurs, •r Mrs . Durston said. But most childten enjoy the project. And it gives Mrs. Durstod a chance to revisit the pre- historic era at least ~nee a year. St onJ by Elliott.;\ IHto11d Photo" by E. 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".~. •COMD••- ~ . ...-- i : FROM Fash ion 'Island Newport Beach I STEREO SOU·NDS OF THE HARBOR -r • • I \ i ,, ' \ r •• I w hi ea pi •ov ni• er Im de WE ac fO< riC an lat Jdu JU' lo B<I ... da ' 20 coo c a p p A le u 1< p • I< ,di I l ' ' I !* Remember Me Jim Catfish Hunter of the New York Yankees offers up pitch to former teammate Reggie Jackson of the Oakland A's in Saturday afternoon game played at 'Oakland. Facing his form er team for the first time, Hunter fired a two-hitter as the Yankees.beat Oakland, 3·0 .. Net Marathon Set String Runs Out For Jinx Jockey The Jinx Jockey, aS Robert L. While of Hayward was known, hit his final run of bad luck earlier in the week when bis pickup truck ran off of a road, •overturned and he was killed. While, only 39, got hi s nickname after suffering an in- credible string of mishaps. lnclqded in his loa: book of acci- dents are these events: Jn 1957 he. was taking target practice and accidentaUy shot himself in the foot. The next year a horse he was riding fell at the starting gate and broke White's foot. A year later that same horse fell on him Jdurtng a.workout and broke his iifm in six places. Two UC Irvine tennls players, to be selected al a later date, are acbeduled lo challenge the Gui- neas Book of World Records stan- dard for continuous tennis play. Gulness' mark shows 73 hours, 29 minutes without • break by a couple of South Afric•ns. The TV Sports 10 a .m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Bowling and stock car racing. (4) - WCT TENNIS -')'he WCT singles finals Cfom Dallas. 10 :30 a .m . Cll ) - DODGERS BA SEBALL - The Dodgers meet the Pirates in Pitta burgh's Three Rivers Stadium. 12 noon (2) -NBA PLAYOFF -A second round playoff game is scheduled. l p.m. (4 ) -STANLEY CUP P LAYOFF -A semifinal round gam e is scheduled. • 1:30 p.m. (7) -GOLF - Final round play in the $175,000 Byron Nelsbn Golf Classic from Dallas. ·3·,30 p.m. (7) -PRO TEN· NIS -Evonne Goolagong meets Chris Evert in a women's singles semHinal at ~ Hilton Head, S.C. UCI lads will" bit the courts at Jas mine Cree k Homes In Newporf..tBeach Friday, May. 3e at8a.m. . . They'll wrap U. up before.noon the fellowing· Monday, U they are to break the record. Part of the G LEHHWHtTE .WHITE w ·AsH stunt includes a fund-raislng deal for the UCI net program. M. J. Brock & Sons will have an open house at the adjacent Jasm.ine Creek $100,000 homes and all adlllts laking the tour will be counted then the company will donate $1 per bead lo UCI. · Cred itors of the CalifofNa Sun will meet at the.,Saddle~ck Inn o( Sa.nta Ana Thursday as the World Football League Club attempts to discuss and resolve the financ'i al problems that apparently exist. It startsat2:30. From all I 've heard about the WFL's financial agonies and failure to pay bills and wages, 1 thought they'd have to rent the .. Rose Bowl to get everyone in for a meeting of t hat sOrt. Steve Davis, the nifty Universl· ty of Oklahoma quarterback last year, will speak to Southland OU boosters May 23 at the Norwalk Saddleback Ian. Under Davis' field generalship OU teams are 21·0·1. Men and women from age 10-40 are invited to compete (for $1.50 per event ) in a canoe·kayak. events program at Hansen Dam lake (11770 ... Foothill Blyd.) in Lake View Terrace Saturday and a week from tOday. interested person,S are invited . to camp overAight at the site of action and additional informa· tion can be obtained by wriling the M unic~p8l Sports Office, 200 N. Main Street, City Hall East, 13th floor, Lqs:Angeles, 90012. .. . .-. . ., ..... ~ . ~ r ' • ' t. .• . Su{'day, May 11 . 1975 DAILY PR.OT €I Halos Win Before 43,11~ ANAHEIM 4 Lefthander · rrowd of •-4 ,931 which s aw Frank Tanana fired a four·bitter , Oakland beat the Angels 2·1 July one! won a pltchlne duel with 4, 1971. Bo1ton'1 Luis Tiant Saturday The two Jeams go at it again to- night, pltob1n1 the California Angela to a 2.0 victory over the A ...,e .. si.te Red Sox before 43,112, 1econd 1J•°""'"••MN:OMi largest crowd i n Anaheim Mooyi10o~•011 111 c••••or"1• Stadium hl1tory. ,,..., ll N•w 'l'o•k •1c.111o•n•• n .l5P·"'· 1 1~p.m, l.2S p."'· Tanana, who has not been Mly14H•w Vo•k•IC.lilornl• scored UPon in two career starts against Boston, fanned 13 and walked three aa he snapped the Red ~x· winnlDI streak at six iames. The 43,112 was second to a day at Anaheim Stadiwn at 1 with the Angels sending Bill Singer to the mound and Boston Bill Lee. Tiant, 3·4, had a perfect game for five innings and had extended hls string of 5coreless innings against the Angels to 23 -he blanked them in his last two s tart• last y ear -before Callfornid put together i; two-run inning in the sixth. The rally featured doubles by Jeny, Remy and Mickey Rive.rs and stolen bases by Morris Net· ties and Rivers as the neet-footed Angels ran their total oltheft.s for the season to 59. Juan Beniquez collected two of Boston's four bits, singling in the sixth and the eighth innings . • IOSTOM .. ,.~ 8-iqlot(, If l 0 2 0 S...rlnOn\' lllO 'l'ltr1mkl. 1• . loo o IUU,dh 4 0 0 0 LTM.CI l 0 0 0 CMlfll•••·.... ' 0 0 0 P911oc•IU, Jb 1 O O O Ev-,tf J OO O --Y,C )0 00 GrlH°in,'111 J 0 IO Ti.,,t,p 0 0 O o CALlfllO•N•a • ... , .... MHetUH . II J I I 0 l'llWr\,CI J 0 I I &odtte, IO l 0 0 0 La...,.,, II 1 0 O O --·.P" 0 0 0 0 T ......... P 000 0 Sl.dill<IS, dh J 0 0 0 St«!ton. rl o 0 0 o O..".Jb J Oil 0 ,._..,,.to J llO E..,,,t 1 o o o U 0 4 0 85"'111\,u. l 0 I I Totllh 2) t 4 t BoM... tllO 000 000--0 C.lltot!\111 !DI OOJ 00•-t DP -~•on I, C•lilornW 1.·lD8 -aos1 ... s. C.llfoml• I. 28 -R•mw. RI~•·~ s.e -M. ,...lllft. l'llwr~ S-&u,lnon, EQ•n. Tl.,,t !l . J.4) T•,,.,,.. IW, 1.(IJ T-l:U.A -4l,112. I" H Ill Elll 98 IO I 4 1 2 I 1 '•00 '.1 11 ' Paciorek ' Ignites Injury Led to Coaching ~odgers PITTSBURGH' (AP) -Tom Paciorek hadn't been playing much this season ..and didn't ex- pect to play Satufday when the Los Angeles Dodgers and Pit- tsburgh Pirates got together in Three Rive rs Stadium. But before the afternoon was over , he had hit a three·run homer, his first or the season, picked up two· more singles and made some sparkling defensive plays as the Dodgers dumped the Pirates6·2. Winner Doug· Rau, who didn't walk a batter and survived a wave of Pittsburgh hits, said his control has been very good all season ~ On T¥ Todoy Chu1111el J J al J 0:30. "I walked only three or (our bat- ter& in my last two games'' -and that he was putting the ball where he wanted it. Paciorek also put the ball wher:e he wanted it. He hadn't figured, though, that he'd ever have a chance to put it anywhere. ''I had jogged about three miles in the morning and was eating an ice cream cone when coach Monty Basgall told me I would be play- ing right field just about 10 minutes before game time," be said in the clubhouse. "I thought it was a joke," Paciorek added. It w asn 'l any joke lo the Pirates. l'He had'lnjured his back wl:ien he crashed lnto the wall earl,¥; 1n the ~season.''"MiaDager Walt'et Alston said of lfaciorek. "Aud with all the other outfielders we have -Willi e Crawford, Jimmy Wynn, Henry Cruz, Charlie Manuel -he ' didn't get much chance to play this season.'' When catcher Steve Yeager complained or back pains just before the start of the game, Dodgers' Manager Walter Alston moved Joe Ferguson behind the plate and put Paciorek in right field. And in the second inning, Ron Cey walked and Ferguson was safe on a fi elder's choice when Paciorek came to bat (or on1y the 13th lime this season. He worked the count to 2·2, then rifled a Jim Rooker.fastball over lhe left field wall. The Dodgers conclude their three-game series with the Pirates today in Pittsburgh and travel lo St. Louis for a three- game set with the Cardinals starting Monday night. Los Angeles returns to Dodger Stadium Friday night to face the Pirates. The Ctiicago Cubs then visit LA for four games followed by the Cardinals as the Eastern Di vision invades Dodger Stadium for the first time th.is season. LOSANGll!l.ES PITTS•Ul'IGH ••rllrlll ~.cl l..ICV.1b Wynn,lf Gllrwy, 11;1 c..r.lll F9f'91KO'\. ( il'Klortk, rt R<nWll, IS CrlU,pl'I R.111.1. p ... ,., ... 40 1 1 s1 ....... 11.2b l110 SI J O Popovltll,1b 1010 4 I 1 o 8ROOiMn,•I 4 0 I 1 5 0 l 1 ADUwr,ct • 1 1 0 11 11 St11roe11.1b •OO O 5100 z1,,.,1t 4 010 4 1 l J s.ngu;n,.,c 'o l 1 '' •• ~.30 4 010 T•.,.r•s.~s 2 0 0 0 lOOO A-tbr'.P"I 1000 J O O O Nlenclow. •S 0 0 0 0 HOwt.111'1 1000 A-er,p 1000 ~.P l fQO ~.111'1 1too Del'!'ltry, p 0 . Q 0 DP•rt.er,pn 1000 TOtllll J6 1 10 2 L.oSA"991•i 03iO 010 101-t l"IU.tlurQl'I 001 001 000-1 E -Sl•roell 2. DP -LOS"Afl0el6 1, PllltburQh ~-·L08 -LO$ Anolll•i 9, PlthburQl'l I. 18 -~vlcll. HA -P•clore• 1,S -Ra1,1. IP HR ER•• SO R•1.1!W.S·H • 10 l .l 0 1 Aook•r !l ,2·t> 42/l 4 4 4 J o MooM 211) 4 I I l l l °'..,.,., 111011 WP -D•m•tJ. 8•lt.,-l'l•1.1 l , Moo1e. P9--f"er911wn. T-1:45. A-11,1111 ·Huntington Beacli's Spangler Looks Back EdiJ.or·• note: The modem era ~· tri•ta i• providing enter- tainment , qualiiy and occa.sional- ly controversy on a •coie never before attained in the world of athletics. Yet .tport.s of days gone by also had great moment1. and star performer•. Today our look • at these days focuses on Huni- .ingfon Beach'• John G. Spangler. By HOWARD L. llANDY at tllll 0•11¥ l"l .. l 54aff Injuries were a part or the life o f John G . ''Tony'' Spangler as an athlete but he feels one of them gave him his biggest break in life. Spangler attended Occiden- tal College in the early 1920s when the Tigers played such Going Back IN SPORTS teams as Stanford, California and USC in football and de· fealed them in such sports as track and fi eld competition rather consistently. A native of Orange County and a graduate of Santa Ana High School, Spangler was a halfback and end in Cootball and a quarter miler in track. "Pro football in 1924 wasn't on a par with the game to- day." he says in recalling his youth from · his r etirement home in Huntington Beach. As a result of the irrjury, he went into a long and produc· live career in coac~ing. "We bad a couple of assis- tant coaebe• who had played pro ball and one of them had a contract for me with the Green Bay Packers. . "I hurt my knee pretty bad- ly in the next to last game my .senior year, however, and after graduation from school, was given an opporttmity' to coach at F r anklin High School . "In those days you got $100 a game for playing but if you didn't get in the game, you didn't get anything. And th ey had about a 12-gam e schedule .'' Spangler recalls his youth in Santa Ana and tells of his grandfather settling in that area in 1879 at a spot that is now occupied by th e Greyhound Bus terminal on Sycamore streel between JOHN .SPANGLER IN \1121 ' Second and Third streets. ·''He grew strawberries, corn. watermelons and peanuls when he fi rst settled there a nd later started a blacksmith shop. "The blacksmith shop was noted for its huge pile or used horseshoes that was usually about eight to ten feet high. It was one o r the e arly landmarks in Santa Ana long with two hl!ge pepper trees. The county jail was right next door, too . ''One time they had a prisoner that had committed a murder lodged in th e jail and the townspeople broke in- to my grand f ather 's blacksmith shop to get sledge hammers "They broke into the jail Three Deadlocked For Nelson Lead DALLAS (AP )-Australian veteran Bruce Crampton scored a dramatic birdie-he missed ari eagle two by about an inch-on the fin al hole for a 67 that vaulted him into a three-way tie for the lead Saturday in the tb.ird round or the $175,000 Byron Nelson Golr Oassic. The poker-faced Crampton. a winner laist week in Houston who needs this title to complete a career s.weep of the Texas· tournaments, put together a 54· hole total of 203, 10 under par, on the 6,957-yard Prestor'I Trail Golf Club course. He was tied for the lead with 41 -year-old Rod F\Jn~eth and non-winning tour re- gular Bob Eastwood. Six other players came within two shots of the top spot in probably the closest· tournament on the tour this year. The stocky Eastwood took ad- vantage of the almos t ideal play· ing conditions ror a second con- secutive six -under-par 65. The last two rounds represent his two best scores as a professional. Funseth shol 66 . and hung that prisoner.'' He also recalls his father and grandfather dropping a net from the bridge at the nar- rows at high tide. When the tide went out. they would br· ing in a load or mullet and haul the fish to their farm and plow it unde r for fertilizer . · Spangler began his college career at Occidental in 1920 and was captain or the un - defeated fres hman football team. He was also captain ot the 1924 varsity squad. "We played USC for about the last time in 1924," he re· calls. "That was the· season they played Pt:nn State in the Rose Bowl and Penn State trained at Occiderltal." Spangler was on the Oc· cidental team that played Stanfqrd in the second game ever held in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum·. When he reached his junior season in college, he was switched to an end position and Occidental was billed as. the team with the fastest pair of ends in college football. •• "Cliff Argue was · al thE!- other end and both of us coul<l'- run the 100 under 10 second> flat ." Another injury hamnered. him in a bid for an Olympic. team berth in 1924. ! "I had won the preliminary .. heats in the 440 on the wes .. coast but I pulled a musclfij. before the final Olympi. · trials and couldn't run. •·t think 1 had. the fast time for the· 44.0 in the U. that year when 1 ran :41_4 the Penh Relays." • • He feels Occidental CollelilOJ received more publicity from , the 1924 track team than· anything that has happened since that time . , But he wasn 't necessaril~ disappointed not to make the Olympic tea m. ; •·r was completely fatigued after the season and was fedJ up with training. It was the' end of a ve ry successful. season that saw us win five1 relays al the Kansas Relays and the mile relay at Pe1U1 . ''We were s uccessful , partially, because we were al~ our peak a nd the eastern run- ners were just getting a good start." (Next week : SA,angler tells or a Qval coach's h elp·in run- ning and of his most famed : athletes at Franklin Highdur. • ing a 36-year tenure.} . • • ' _ .. Warriors, ·1 • I Celts Facei Eliminatio I CHICAGO-The Chicago e · Is arc on the verge of playing for National Basketball Associl championship for the first tim iD their history. Holding a 3-2 edge over . e Golden State Warriors in lr best-o f-seven battle for i>\~ Western Conference crown,_~e Bul ls are set to play game ~o( the series today before a hollJe crowd in Chicago Stadium. With the Warriors holding the home court advantage In the series, the Bulls were (orc~o win one game in Oakland. 7 did just that Thursday night I) an 89-79 decision spearhead y Classic Battle for WCT Title guard Jerry Sloan. Sloan hit for 18 points and gr:abbed IO rebounds. · "Playing is what he lives for.'' said Bulls Coach Dick Motta; ''and J erry is so excited abou~ playing for an NBA championship hecan'teven sleep." DALLAS (APJ-11 wili be a rlustc matchup between power and finesse in lbe World 011m· plonsbip of TennJs $50,000 final plttlbl Bjorn Borg againsl Arthur Ashe. Borg, Sweden's teenage tennis idol, lost to John Newcombe in the final lasl year. Arthur Ashe loet to Stan Smllh in the 1913final The natlonaUy televised c.ham· plonshlp mat~h will ~gin at 10 a.m. Bora reached the final with a four·hour marathon victory Fri- . day ntchl over Rod Laver of . . 'I ·1. ' -Corona del Mar, who tried and failed for the fifth Ume to win the WCT title. ''l~ve hfd five chances Bnd I enjofed It immensely, but I don 't.think I 'll try it again," said On 11'¥ Today Ototinel 4 01 10 Laver, who Fell to Borg 7-6, 3-6, 5-'!, 7·6, 6·2. I 1n Frida);'s second match. Ashe used H1is blistering serve· and.volley game to bent John Alexander In rour sets, 3·6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4. ,,. Both· finaliSts said they had hoped they would meet each other. Bore s aid he. wanted Ashe because both he and Ashe are members of the Green Group WCT circuit. Ashe said that was part or b is reason for wantinc to play Borg, but admitted that Laver always has been h is aemesi... Borg has a 6-S record Wetlm~ against A•h•. The highlight of F)-tday nieht walthe Borg-Laver match. Even A1be and Alexand e r ack)wwledged that . "There was an anti-climactic atmoephere aner lbat match. How can you follow that up?,. uld Aalle. "It'• dtrflc:ultto play a match like that. I rot vibes like, 'Why don't you tllY• just set. lhrob.Cb and go home?' " Borg and Laver set the tempo ror the match by breaking each oUter'1 .serve three Umes each in the, flnt set before Borg won the J.lelnake~ 7·2. . Thire wu no servtce break in the third set until the 12th ,ame when Laver won on two Borg er.. ron. Btdleta•Ceflln LANDOVER . MD .-Thc Wash.ington Bullets can earn i~ berth in the National Basket.bat~ Association finals today w~h they host the b<niton Celtics in th semifinals. here . Washington enjoys a 3-.2 s"eriea edge Q.ver the d efending chain; plons a nd could wrap upthesertoi today playin& on its bo~e co1.u;t. , I .. ' . • . £1 OAILYl'!LOT S-perts in Brief Sunday. May 11, 1171 ., •• " A.J.FoytSpeeds To Indy 500 Pole" INDIANAPOLIS -A. J . Foyt, who wav.tl of[ an early attempt as tc» slow, lound an extra six mites per hour on a sizzling track Satur- day and locked up his fourth In- dianapolis 500 pole position. . The three-time Indianapolis ~winner's .four lap, 10-mile •verage of 193.976 m .p.h. knocked Gordon John cock, the shy, almost· forgotten winner of the ill-fated · 19'13race, out of the topspot.behad held for more than two hours. Foyt pulled off bis early run after being clocked at a relatively .~slow 189.125 m .p.h. His top lap .four hours hter was an eye· 'popping 195.313 m .p.h.-the faMest circuit in two years at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. SltotRe-1-d ., EL PASO -Brian Oldfield, US· tng an unorthodox but effective tlPiJ1, shattered the world shot put record by more than three feet lin'd surpassed the old mark two other times Saturday at the El Paso Track Classic. -Oldfield fouled on his first at- . tempt and the n passed Al. I Feuerbach'.s world outdoor re- cord of 71 feet, 7 inches with a ·i 7l·llo/• toss -on his second·-at· tempt. Two more illegal throws followed before Oldfield made successive heaves of 73-0IA and ,t;lle record mark of 75 feet even. "fl.S. Oufed -AUC EN PROVENCE, France -Evonne Goolag:ong beat Julie -Heldman in singles, then teamed 6-3 1n the opening match. The Australian broke aervlce ln the opening game of the ftnt set and. broke Miss Heldman again in the ninth game. The New Yorker charged to a >l le6.d In the second set but Miss Goolagong ran ol.f lbe final five aames and took. Ille sel. Yottn9 Leader ATLANTA-Formertwo-time U .S. Open champion Donna Caponi Young shot a lhree- under-par 70 Saturday and sur~ ged into 1t one-shot lead aft.er two ·rounds of the $40,000 Lady Tara Golf Tournament. Young, who lost a playoff for this championship last year, had an erratic round that included ~ven birdies, four-·bogeys and seven pars, with three .of the bogeys coming after poor drives, a phase of the game stie con- siders her best. NBl.Aetion UNIONDALE, N.Y. -The New York Islanders, left for· dead on three occasions so far in the· playoffs, hope to continue their la~t ~omebac_k W®Y a~ain.st tile $tanley Cup chawpion Philadelphia Flyers in Game 6 of their National Hockey League semifmal series. · The game-will be televised on Channel 4 starting at 1 p.m. .'VltcuAd- Jurgensen Pondering I WFLOffer WASHINGTON !AP) - Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen toUed in Philadelphia for seven years before being traded to Washington. Now there is a passlblllty, a slim otie to be sure~ that he may rerum to the City of Brotherly Love. · Only this time, it won't be with the Eagles of the NatiOQal Foot- ball League but as a member of the Bell of the World Football League. Jurgenaen, who was released by the Wuhintton RedakiM May l aft.er 11 years, met for three hours at a downtown restaurant wtlh John Bosacco, a 30-yaer-old attorney who owns the Bell, to dis· cuss a reported $1 miUioo COD.· tract lo play with the Philadelphia team. Also attending lhe meeUng were Mrs. Bosacco and Jerry ·Gereau. Jurgensen's business partner at a management con· sultin4 firm. "I will be considering Mr. Bosacco's offer which will be forwarded to me within the week ," said Jurgensen in a state· menl read by Gereau. "I have asked Mr. Bosacco to get back wtth my business associate, Mr_ Geraeau, as soon as possible.'' Gereau em'phaSited that-the Bosacco offer is only one of many from business and television in· terests Jurgensen is considering. At bis farewell news con- ference, Jurgensea announced he would become a fulltimepartner of Sei-Tek and was mulling over an offer to join the CBS television team as a color analust for NFL games. Gereau said Jurgensen "is en· tertaining all sorts of offers, not Irvine Coast Charnp ,, .. ,·-· •' ~ "~{·~Y~~y Dana Hill• Hl,h'I Dolphin•. are the one Oran1e Coaat •rea bueball team In action TUesday ln the offD.lni round of CIF 2·A aCtlon..::. drawing a homo anl11D· ment a1atnst Desert Valley Leaeue r'epreaen- l&Uve, Brawley. , It'll bea8o'cloekaame · and coach Denoia Neapor 'will aend Don Fowler to the mound. Mlealon Viejo, the South Coast Lea1ue champion, draws a bye TUesday, then trekl to San Andreu Leasue eo- cbampion Norco Friday. Jn •·A action. Friday Edison High '1 Cbar1ers travel to Paclfic Leaiue kingpin Muir and Costa Mes~ drJWS a· home as- stanment against the Empire Leaeue's No. 2 representative, which is unknown at lhis time due lo a bizarre ftnlsb Friday Bob Hogeboom (right) receives the winner's trophy from tourney between Foolhlll and chairman Russ Ford alter capturing the Irvine Coast Country Sa•dleback. Club's .2ls_t annual golf championships. Hoge, bqom is a Newp0rt ' UmpireTomSlranlky, unable to conUnue \lDder - _Be_a_c_h_r_e_s_id_e_n_t_. _____________ • --·-------oritici•m for ·poor de· Newport Century ... cisions~· stalked qff from -the -Foothill ea me in the .. . bolt.om · of th.• 8lb Inning llonorQ wit.blhe1coretledat3'3. • o;, Hedidnotlndlcaleatie · game, or·• forfeit. U it's Faces To Mesa Pair o(ficially a forfeit loss for Eaot~ill, .Foolbil\ and Kennedy would I><! In a Ue for second. A decision is due Monday. lloover with Helen Gourlay for a doubles :victory as Australia ousted the United States 2-1 Saturday in the ~Federation Cup tenni s · semifinals. The victorious Aussies will go against Czechoslovakia, a 2·0 uw.inner over France, in the Cup final today. MUNICH, Germany -Top- set;<fed Guillermo Vilas of Argen- tina and West Germany's Karl Meiler advanced to tokay's fmal of the Bavarian International tennis tournament with straight- set victories Saturday. (:arter Slgna only in sparts but in the business Top-seeded Corona del world. Some of the offers, Mar draws a bye in the especially from television, are first round or the CIF 4-A unbelievable." tennis playoffs while GereaU, when asked a question, Newport Harbor is at said Jurgensen would make an home to Glendale Hoover address al the National Press Friday. Costa Mesa High's Steve Bernhardt and coach Jim Hagey grabbed top honors in the official All- Century League baseball selections as compiled by the Orange County Sportswriters' Association. Bernhardt was tabbed for first team in the in- field while Hagey, who guided the Mesans to the loop co-championship and the CIF 4-A playoffs, was named coach of the year. Me&a coach Jim Hagey says Brian Costelloe will start Friday and Edison coach Harvey Jensen tabs Mike Macpy, who pitched nine innings of shutout ball against Alhambra last year in gaining the decision of a 16-inning win. Miss Goolagong beat Mi ss Heldman, the U.S. captain, 6-J, FOXBORO, Mass. -The New England Patriots of the National Football League announced Saturday the signing of running back Allen Carter, a fourth· round draft choice from Southern California, to a multi-year con- tract. Club here May 27 and might . In 3·A competition possibly announce at tbat time UniversityisseededNo. l what his future commitments and meets invading would be. . " . .. Mayfair E)'.iday as theOIV "I emphasize possibly, he ly South Coast League Player of the year is almost unarliinous-EI Modena High's Don Gubler. Gubler was selected as the first team pitcher, but could easily have been the first team third baseman and utility player, too. His 1.57 e.r .a. and .380 batting average led>his team to the title. The balance or 4-A pair· ings will be filled Wed- nesday. Order Forms For Olympics said. representative. CillCAGO (AP) -Ticket or- der forms for the 1976 Summer Olympics· at M6nireal"wilf be, tnade available to the Public' Thursday. ';'Montgomery Ward, exclusive · Cilatributor of Olympic tickets in the United States, announced Saturday that applications may ·be obtained at any of its 2,300 re- tail and catalog stores. A total of 700,000 tickets, cover- . · ing all of the 21 sports in the XX.I Olympiad, bas been allocated to the United States. Each order . will be limited to 10 tickets per event. The Ga mes are scheduled for .July 17-Aug. 1, 197e. Ticket orders, which will be ;taken until Aug. l~ also may be' · o'btained by writing to Ward Auto ~b-Olympics, P .0. Box 4000, ~11:aylor, Mich., 48180, with a cov- ering 2S centa in coin or stamps. A second offering for some · .events from ·unsold tickets of ~ eoun&riea is expected in the . Jail. Moll, Richards . ' All-conference ~ ' . . Golden ·West College's Tim Richards and Doug Moll have been accorded first team berths on the All-Southern California <!onference baseball team, selected by circuit coaches. Richards, a freshman who hit • 342 in conference play, was selected as the circuit's designat- ed hitter. Moll, also a freshman, was one of seven pitchers named tolhe first unit. Golden West outfielder Jack Hudson was selected to the second team while catcher Jerry Brown, second baseman Bill Whiteley, shortstop John Macauley and pitcher Kent Hunziker were accorded honora- ble mention. Conference champ East LA. dominated the aelect.ioaa, .plac· ing six players on the fll1it unit .. and two on the second. East LA ahOrtstop Darrell Brown was named the player of the year. ALL-$0UTM I• Ill CAL COMl'lllltENCE l'lntT.-.. ,._,,.....,.,. c..1.... Yr. 18-ftkt Prieto, *t• MonQ Fr. 28-.JlmMonter, E•ll LA Fr . 38-Mel 0....rttt, E•sl LA !.o. SS-0.rt'•llB<-.E•sll..A Fr • OF~te GokKi.Ln, Easl LA So . OF-C.i. 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"" . m .Jll· ·"' "" "" ·"'' ·'"· The pairings : Grand Prix Set Today MONTE CARLO (AP)-The starting grid of Monaco Grand Prix will be altered In order t.o l111ure greater safety, the race or1anizers an- nounced Saturday. 'A decision announced All-Cealwy Lea«ae First Team POl.-Player, SebooJ Avg. P-Don Gubler, El Modena 6-1, l .57 P -Dave Kelley, Magnolia 6-1, l .38 C-,BillStokes, El Modena .306 lB-SleveMehr,SantaAna .285 Inf -Denoia Burtt, Villa Park .220 Inf-Jim Legacy, El Modena .314 lnf-steve Bernhardt, Costa Mesa .372 OF -Ch uck Hogg, Santa Ana .310 OF -Rick Tondo, Villa Park .429. OF-Jim Christopher, El Modena .286 Ut-Bob Dove, Tustin 2.02 era Ser:cmd Team - P-Tim Crocker, Colla Meia 4.z, z.oe P-Roger Rees, El Modena 4-2, 0.88 C -~ott Koch, Santa Ana .230 lb -Rhett Tacker ,.Coroea del M~r .389 Inf -Ron Hunt, Magnolia .400 laf-Gay K.rtkorlaa. c-ta Mesa .m Claa1 Sr. Jr . Sr. Sr. sr: Sr . Sr. Jr . Sr .. 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SOO 2 14 IS .483 2Y.t 11 12 .478 2\0 12 16 .429. ~- NATIONAL LE.\GUE East Divis"tOll ·w L Pct. GB Chicago 18 8 .692 Plllaburgh 13 11 .542 4 Philadelphia 13 13 .SCIO 5 St. Louis 11 14 .440 6\0 Montreal 10 13 .435 6\0 New York 10 14 .417 1 w .. 1 Dlvlslool Dod1en Cincinnati AU ant a San Francisco 5anDiego Houston 20 11 ."5 16 13 .581 2 16 16 .soo 4\0 14 IS .483 5 14 16 .467 5\0 10 Zl .303 11 DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO 1966 HARROR BLVD , C:O~TA MESA 646 -9303 " , • p,.,,1 .. fl , .. t, '·"' ·~· C•1 · , r);,, · • ·' • I • I (l. I''"'""·"' 't:," ', o• J' ·1 ,, J • • • < •· .,..t MA;;[ G•(._' ·£A\ :lll 1 ~tlo'1t'1 ' t\Q'ers wW apre~d out the 18~ars in a zigz·ag double line away from th"e start. OF -Raddy Lortoa, Eltucla · .M UT-Moe F1em1Dg, Eltaacla 4·1 Previously, the cars started two by two. 1be most dangerous moment of the Grand Prix, which is generally considered a sate one, normally came Area Calendar Athletic when the cars attempted to jockey for posiUoo in Oelf-<.eti~J.'::~1:__., .c the early. at.ages of the s.. AM CIM'ltrr ci.1t1 te •·""''· fint lap sw..tLH11ue1our .. ,.1 Gr-Rl'f9!' Unde? the new ayatem °'r.:r.~~·i'.:~. 11 ..... •t ' eor.,.. 6'1 Mlor ti p.m. I, •Empire Niki Laud•, ln a Ferrari, ~ 11ne11 et Hunelnvt°" 11Hc:t1 will keep the pole posi-~Jito!·to'i~~-J..~~.,!.'"::.: ti on. 'l'be second car the •t E1TON1s1. · A rt built Shadow• Gitt• IOftNfl-Ctt-1• •• COll9 me can· Mt .. , 1".unltl• ven••;ti'°"' olTom Pryce of Britain, =:,:ro 9MCll 1MMffhM • will it.art to Lauda's left t:•1, ~~fat,·. 1: but . twelve meters"""·· T.-e,cJM ,1,, · f~erback. • .... """""•'••• 'l!:i"!.c 1ntiw · . ~~1~•••w-~-•-.-. . 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I . t 7·-. l•tUJ1.QJ..MllMllMI) • .,......"""4.iu111""'""'te o a ·-· ~,.......,,1111u... •. · ' •• : • '. • , ' Ins• USA the c stud div ii defe ' hold acth with lhls acth but, ever. lhet . tlmE mall ~ midi be!o driv loo di .. 141"' . ' ... ., . I It d.11 it m: tbe I eigh beer engi v.1ith lion: Ind~ cap! som al 11 rect Ing Baj. som gru• mm """°' "'' .. win Fai hi ~ IWO you Ba! con ha\ car I 1 F Di al l ii eve bre COE Sat1 D attE WOI Da' ral! lo 11 u for wiU Pol B be<l oub lo~ 17-E he 1 Co! T Sla for. sir. his f-l I I ' I ·i I I I I I I I I I . I ~ , .. ti I I I I I L. . . . -·..-. ~ Fl ' • Or•nge Coast area drivers itre atop the st mas In both mldget •and. s print car dlvisl OSAC, one or the major auto raliing organlzatio the country. Duane "Pancho" Carter, former Marina s~u~~nl . has moved back lo the top or the sprjn divH.uo~ alter winning at Terre •taute, Ind. lie t dettlndtng c hampion. Ron ''Sl eepy'' Tripp of Costa Mesa contlnu hold the lead in I.he midget division lhal will res ilCtion shortly in the midwesl. This ls hi.a first wilh l/SAC. Tripp lei~ l~ls week und ls In Indianagolis lhiS; weekend s lime lrials belore resuming ml action. • T~pp Is s tric tly an observer at Indy lbit- but, like all young drivers, has his sights se eventually driving.in the big one at the fuicky Before leaving Southern California he tor thelrack atSpeedwayeo5. ~ ' In his fin~I appearance at 605, Tripp posted time, won the trophy da!ih, his be{lt race and main event. • When he left ror the midwest, be took a midget with him but will dri~ the one he was u be!ore and turn the n e w mac hine over to ano dnver. l•-•-Has New C'ar Wblle the. flr1t weekend of 11uallfylng at cf!papolls wltl be completed loday, Parnelll Jo 14.IOeklnl lo11ext ye1r along with the current rac 4't'bat we tt.ve been doing this p1st week bt •·preview for 111ext year," Jones s•y•. - · He ll1s a mys tery cir lD operall-..t Indy 1 It dJdn't qualify en the Ont d1y of action Satur it m1y be held back for 197&. "It's really ou·r 191'•~ar." he s1ys In descri the team's Formula I cir look-alike. Eiglat·C'~ttder Maclatne The big , change is in the engine where eight-cylinder British CoSworth powerplanl been installed. Modifications •re being made to adapt engine lo the turbocharger restrictions at Indy. ''There's no way a roUr-cylinder can com with an eight when the Of'Cy races the same res lions, .. explaiol Jones in talking about the new c If Jones' .nt:W .car isn't ready for thiS.se1s Indy. h e labs A . J . Foyl as the oddsoo"q ravori capture the race on May 25. .., "But at le~st we're the one te.arg trying something-different. -We've .,ot t.he tillY thing at Indy .. RaClng needs something.~·. i ~·\9 .v~. LA .... ' ; ·•' ... '. --Off"'-oa4BIK:J -P'"'-~-•· -~.-,. . " ·, ... ~Jo .. 0!1-roaa nclJW.~~~la IM! recently Wben Nm.lt ·· ' '"..dr Ing !or 1larllag posiUOMi \II<·· RE AC·D Blja SH to be ru JllDil.1. .·~~-" -~ . ·.1. . .. .~. . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ., USIU ' Sweeps sec SAN DIEGO -The Soulhern Calirorni:.t College Vatngua,rds ran into pilchln~ proble m t1 here Saturduy, and dropped a season-e nding doubleheader to United States lnternatlo nal University, 8·5 a nd 4·2. The Vanguards h1t.d a.· 5-0 lead in the seven· iMing opener and a 1·0 edge in the nightcap. bul starting pitchers Mike Wardlow and Gale Thornton couldn't over- come wildness. SPORTS Pirates, Mesa Divide Wardlow walked eight SAN DIEGO -The 'before being removfXl in Orang"e Coast College 'lhe sixth inning whe n Pirates rtnally ended , USIU' exploded lor fivtt their 20-game losing runs. " streak, whipping San· ' . Thornton-went all the Die10 Mesa. 6 -3, in !he way i.n the second g .. me, first ·game ol a South ·civing up a two-run dou· Co8st Conference ble in the fifth when he ·baseball doubleheader walked two ballers. here SaturtSay afternoon. But the Pirates' one· The Vangua'rds tied gamt!st1'eak e nde d inlhe the game at 2·2 in th~ six: nightcap when Mesa th on Randy Greers rb1 scored five runs in the dbuble, but USIU scoredc-="''===~=-- twice in the seventh, on-SOUTH COAIY CONFERl!NC!: ce on i;.hortstop R9n tFiuu w t 'Ga Salazar's throwing er· eerrao. 11 s ror . and once on r~i1~~nlonia :~ :· Thornton's bases-loaded s.nolf90~•· u s S..l•Aft4' • \6 ' ' " " walk. Jn all. Thornton Or•~ :a.o" 1 18 iked S.turNr's Star•s wa seven. 0r...,c.o.s16-1. so Mew l·S ll looke d as though it ~·ould be a prosperous Saturday for the Vanguards whe n they scored four runs in the opening game's first in· ning . Salazar. Bill Powell and Greer h a d rbi hits:, and Jini Millsap contributed a sacrifict! Oy. ' .~. SCC winds .UP 'Yith a 22·2S record. l'l•ST GAME SGCAl.COl.LEOIE 11) •• • II rbi Lt8ttk, ti ~ I 0 0 ~.1& l 1 ' 0 ~lalet,5~ • I 1, 1 ~II.Jiii. 4 I I I .,. .. 1e11c 1 1 1 -. Gor-,11 l • Q, I I • ' HIOQlll'I, ti O 0 0 0 Mli1Wp,1b J a 1 ? Gl,ltrr.A, c J o o o W.nllOw.P I Q 0 Q ()pper ..... ,p 0 0 • 0 Toi.Ii J 'tl 5 6 1 S<f-•t lftlll""t ':: Soc. ·~· r· II • olOI 000 G-1° 6 1 000 MIS 1'-1 I r first inning en route to a 5 ·1 ve.,rdicl in the season's "final game COr both teams. · Third baseman Ron Swanson was the Pirates' star in the open- ing game, belling a lhree·run •homer in the seventh iilning when OCCwentahead. 5·1. And he contributed a sacrifice fly in the ninth. But in the nightcap. OCC-and pitche r Paul Posse ma to-couldn "l overcome a rocky first inning-~ Possemato walked thiee and committed two balks la that inning while- M'esa'V Craig Williams and Mike Wirwas sma.cked two -run doubles. PUBLIC NOTICE PICTl'n s1u•n•••• tilAMI ITATIMINT n>. lolie.!119 ,.r_ It liO&ftO INt.I ,.... . NEWll'OlllT C&NTllt "lAlA, ft JN .. Wlft MIU• ll:off, #<le__.r e..c:11, C.-hklf'lll• n ... ilU( ... rCI A. Ht ... 11, 2411 MllorlrG Ott ... , ~-I .. .c; ... 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St•Mon r.,1, sl•l-nl .,.,, 111..s ..... 1n 111e c-c, Cltrli ol O••n91 Cou,.1y an Mi>Y • Sunday, May 11 . 1975 PUBLIC NOTICE P U BLIC NOTJCF.: 'l.(.JITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATl!MENT The lollawl,.o Ot<W" b dOi"I! bu>i· IV••••: 1 1 A·CU!olOM (AAPlT CLEANER~. 1 ) [NYIA O NMENlAL INVE:!oll(>Al10N AC.ENCV, ?UI~ _Q<M,,l• P~wr . M••"on V•elo. CA ''"' W•trtn A Kt\~le• JS/It -.... .. ~....,llt Pi. ..... M•~ .. all v .. 1a, CA "1611 lll" Ou••ne•• •• CO"<IU(\td Dy"",,.. Glv•-1. W•fftn A. l(t•\l~r lh•~ ,, ......... nl .... Joled "'''" , ... (..ou.,tw (!••• •I O••noe Co..ntv on l"UBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUi •USIM•il .. .,..,,., ....... , ,,,. to1i.wlt1t "'-• •••*lnebuM -·••: OON1'f:Mf'01tAltV COHCl..,-S mt.1 ,.._"'' " ... • l.••-.... .,,.. "'" a.MN OHi' .. WlltlMl'I•, )Ill Git '°'"''· s.a ei.-.. i.. C-' ntn ~rJ "'"" Wllll•fl'll, to1 C.11• PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUS aus1NeSS MAM•SrATaM&NJ T,.. kiio.1119 1111rMJr>\~" ooh19 bu\>· .... )." MINl·Cll:OWN CO .. 2"°' ~n 61..cl., Htwoon ll•Kll, C•lol. P.O. Ba• OW'. HtwflOl'l S.Kll, 0111, 921*.l E-•rO W. W•90f"'r, 1210 P•r• ...... pOrl NO • ..01, Nt wpew\ 8'i..c;ll, C.011 ~ ... cu,.,.;.a L . C1'•nOt1, Jln Co<,.n Dr.,°'""' ......... C..Oltl. tt•Jlo T"'s bu\h•e•• '' COnOUCl.0 Dy " q.Mrel i;wn,..,.,,;p. L W. Weoontr Tl'lli \U.l•m•nl w•\ Iii.a .,..,, lt>e Cou..tw Cle•• OI 0••"9' Counl r Ol'I .t.prol 2'.1•1s. DAILY PILOT P UBLIC NOTIC.E '~ ... ,." su,.1111o•cou•TOP '"" ITATI Of' CAI.I l'Olt NIA l'Olt TMI COUNTY 0" OltAMG I M .A-U..t NOTICI OJI HIAltlHG 01' .. ITITIOM "4)11 P'llOIATI 01' WILl. AlolD l'Olt LETTl:ltS TESTAMI~ TAllT Estt tt ot loll CHA EL A. PAWL.OFF', 0.t M ..... ...0,TICE lS HElllE8Y Gl\lfN 111;11 JOHN A. M'CORMA(K II•\ !+lea -•Ill• p.tll\10fl l0t Pi>oii.te ot WIH -IOI' Une,, te"ef'Nrnl••y. re'-•e<'><e IO -!(" 1, ,,....0. !Ot lur1ri.r ~rll(UIM\, .....i Uwot Ill• Um11 .... a Ol•te o• ..... ,,/'IQ \ht I.Aini NI IM•" wt lo• M.-y JT, 19/S .. •t 9.30 ··""·· In Ille COU•l•OOM ••• O.o.rtm11n1 NO. s OI ,.1., CO..tl, •I lllO C1v1c: c.."''' o.i..,e Wt•t, 111 tlll City M. Mn\e A11•. Celltornl•. O.t•d ...... ., •. ,.,~ Wll-1.IAM (. StJOHN, Ca"11tv Cle•• JAMlSA. Mll.L.lll .. HlN•YM,Ll,l,.,.I utS.~ ... SL•MI LM .......... UIH, ·•' ·' . A.l*-'llW: ..... eel., •. Puoli-Or•n.,. C<141\I 0.lly "11111. , ,,..., 10, 11. u. 1911 1 .. 1.rs,' . ' PUBLIC r-;OTICE -------..,, . 'ICTtTIGUSaUSINES• : NAME STATEMENT 1 lt. tvnowlno Pf"",., Ii aoino 111,Qi. ' ...... . "''· FUIM P'llOll\olltO O•·•nQe C.o•" 0.•IY Pitol, ""-rfl, 11,21.•ncl Junt I. 191S l..._TS Apr ol 11. I~/}, R&A MOBIL HOME SERVtCf:l. . 11't2 H•flMI< Blvd., (;••Gen Graw,~ 1 l'UI.. Pull!!~ 0.•"91 CO<l\t D•ltr PllOI, .,...., . • P'llDl• ... eCI Or•no" Co••I Odoly Pllot, _, •, 11. 11. tl. 19/S l»i-IS O.rrtll I tn R•ncl•ll Jf., )I/ N. Aptol10. J1.•ncl M•y ,, I 1, 1911 t:J$.l../S UR.In•. A,..t.eim, CA. '2901 =:.::.::_:~-:_:.::.::.::.:::.....:=:.:1 ---:::-=~=-:-:=:-=-=:--1 flu\ bu••M\.) h conoU<tea by Ml~ PUBLIC NOTICE l1 L'BUC NOTICE P U BLIC NO'flCE 41v1-'0.,.en R•nc1•11 Jr. • • -~~--·-------__,~-------< •41tt2 ~ 'ICTITIOUlaUS/NESS SUPl!lllO• COU lllT OP JKE FICTITIOUS IUSINESi NAM• STA TIMENf STATI! OP CAl.IPO•NIA FOR IOIAMl STAT .. Ml!NT T ... IOllowlhQ Pt••on h dOOl'IQ t><n,._ TK .. COUNTY 0 .. O•AIOIGI! Tiii IOllOwlftO ptr\On• tre 00•"9 buii· '°"''"" N•.A•I,._.. ri.H••: PHOENIX INOU S TA!ES NOTICE O• HEAlllllOIO OF lltAYEL UNLIM!fED. 11142 INT ERNATI ONAL, 111 w. 1111'1 ~I.· l"ETITION 1"0111 l"ltOaA T .. 01' WILL Irvine ao .. 11v•td, Sulla l•O. Tu!olon, BldnQ. 0-9. Cose.-~· ANO PO• LIETT .. ltS TESTAMt:M-C...!ll.9)MQ V1t9il A. S<1u110. 1110 E "''"!at . TA•Y Gayl9 Andre• Be1hle•, 111~ NI• Ne"'P0rt8te<ll ,C_,.t1W.O Tiii• '1•1t,,....nl ••• tole<! ""'"' I ... c.o..n1, Cieri. ot 0 ••119t CounlyGll """1\. JJ. 1•1s. ...... Pl.1111•!.lltd 0••"9'1' Co"\! O•llr PtlOOj Apt!l ll, •ncl M..J •. 1 I, 11, 19/S l'W.1 f>t "lll.I(" :'\'OTICl-: f \te!e ol ~ElENA WO OD Hernp•lllrt Or .• Co\t• Mt:Y. C..111, fhhbu•IN•\,.COl'IOu<lflltr/iltlln· SPOWERS, 1ho• .... wn •• HELENAW. ma Ot••Guel. FICflTIOUS at.ntNl!SS ~POWERS, •l\O 1tnown ••HELENA 8•rry HOu>ern1n 8etl'llU, lllS Vlrgll A.Stlullo NAME STATEMENT SPOWERS, 0.c••\ea HtW tMmpsl'll•e Dr., Co>ll Mf>-1, C.lol T"ti il•ttmenl ,,...\ ll!to W•lll Int fl"! l<1110w111t,i Pt•!.011 !\ Going Du>!• NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN IN! ttc.1' Cou11tyC1t••otOreni;>eCaun1yon M1o v """"'"" VIVIAN SPOWEA ~ tiOFl'MAN M\ R"""°'Oft JoM:pl'I S.c1<eU, tlJ} Lon• S, 191S ~MJ PAOOUClS, llO Pl•teftlta IUed .,.,.,111 • Ptlltlon tor Pr-e of dMtteOr ,Wtullltr,C•lll,'1()11(11 ••HtO Av t ,. No. lO,, Newpa•I Be1c:I', IU •nG !or Lelle•~ T•~t•rntn11tr, ••· Helll<t 81•nc.~ S•cl<ell. ~125 L•n-Publlil\ed O••nt,ie Co•.i D••IJ PilOt C..l llorniet~'4.0 , 1..-ence to .. 111c11 " meoe for 11.••'1'-• 116t'll• Or., Wllllller. C•lll tClbOS. Mir 11, II, lS, •M June 1, 1911 1611-11 Slt~n 1-t•ttr McA"Ul, Kil VI• 1>1'1lcui.r>. eno 11>•1 111e ti,.,,. troa pl.Kt f"lll• _1,..,, Ii tOl\(\uC!td OJ• llrnol· t Lido~. NtwPOt1 Se•(l'I, C..111. 92!o60 ol 1>e•t11111 1111 wme he• betn \el 1..-edPtrlnt••lllp. T1>11 bus•,.•••• canducled Dy.,.,... ""'""JI. 191S. •l t .lO '·"'·· ;., tt.e ~yi.A11G•t•l.lee11le• aiviou.11 t1roama10.""'""•ntNa.1o1-w1a Tl'li• \lete""'111 ••• 101ea "'''" "'" l't.:lil.JC :'\'OTICE Sltpl\fft~A1111, .,.....,, •I 700(1vk: C:.nttr Ot•vt Wf•I, 111 Cooullly Clt•1t al Ortnge Covnly an .t.pr~ Th" •l•le,.....nl w•• hie<! "''" 11'\' ,.,. CilJO! ~nt• AM, C•lllarn••· ll, "IS. County Cit•• of Oren!!" County Ol'I _, 0.\td ""'"' t , 191,S f-0\M ,ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS I, l~IS. Wl!,.LIAM E, SI JOHN, PuOll"'ta 0r•n9" (;a4111 D••IY Pi!OI, NAME STATEMIE NT ~ "'""''Cler• April v. •"" ,.,,., •. 11. II, 191S l'lor-1• TM totl9WlnQ Pt•lo<ltl• ••• O<>lnt,i"""' f>u.Ol1!ol'tfll O••noe c-·· 0.lly Pi .... ltlEDMAIOI, OALl:SSI, nes1•" """y II, II, tS,11111 Jufte I. 191S 1102·1S DlUkMEJ1AN, WOODS & OYER Pl,;8(.(C l'\OTICE G.AANAOA II: EAL TORS, lll7 W.Ckff11ah4. ""'" C•mlna C•pl~tr•no . S•11 Ju• .. Kii, C.IH. t6'01 · """lilt•ll<>. C..111. '261S ~MJijOt: E••(UI., "ICTITIOUSaUSINESS Peul Arlhur Z•p~r•to, l10JS V-. PuOll"'.O Or1n91 Cot\! o .. oly Pilol. NAME STA TEMEIOIT Gr AQ.,11'", S.11 Juen C•Plilr•no, C.111. ' 10. 1 I. 1 '. , 97S I .e<J.15 file IOllOwl 1111 Gt• i.on• i•e Ooing t>u•i· n•IS PUBLIC NOTICE SLl"·11160 5Ul"Eltl01t COUltfO .. THE'. STATE 01' (Al-1 fORNIA l'OR THIE CGUNfY OF OltAMGE nen .,, Ao,..IG II:, Hom•,., 2'1311 YI• Al:•"'· SAL TV MA R IN E, 20S :n1n SI ., L•Qu"e Nl~Ul!I. CA. ! Ntwpewt 8ee<l'I, CA. 91.00 i 111, t>u•!M$\ I\ tanduc\nl Oy..,, In Artftur E. SenOy , 101 Tlll'I S\., dlv1au ... He•l>Otl kKh, CA. n~toO . P•Y! A, Z11P~••lo Scal1 ~E ... a'p1t•n•, lOS 21111 St., RONld R, Hom-.n Ne,.POl',.t.8eKll,CA.'211f>O Tl'lil tl•lerne,.t ..,., liled woln I Tnl5 buii,.Hi i• con<luct•G Dr i 11rnil-County C•••k ot Or•nll" Counlf on""" Pl'BLIC NOTICE FICflTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT lhr lallowont,i persa,., •rt 0011'9 °"'!""'''·~· ACP ISHAW ENTERPRISE~. 19JS2 Weymoul~ Ln .. 1-l unu notOn S.~h. (.A ~'"'" 0. Sl'l•w, 1~351 w~,~ Ln .• H1mt11>t,iton Be•<h, C.A Mllrl~ Snaw, l~Jll We ymOUlll L.n., Hunurn;iton Be<1<h . C:A td o.r1ner>hlp. 21. 1915. No . A·lllO.T Sc:oll E. Hapk•n• 141 11'1•~ bu""e'' '' <OnOuc ted Dy ·• NOTICE G" NEARING OF ArtnurE.B•""' PutlloY>o!d 0<1nt,ie CG.I•! D•oly P110t, <)tMral N•1M''"'r> 1"£TITION ,Olt l"R09ATE 0"' WILL Tllo\ \1•1ement w•• l•le<I wlU. lfte ANO "OR Lli.TTl!RS TEiTi.Mli.N· Co\#11y Cl••~ at O<ltllll Counl'I Ott Mly M41y,,1 1,11,JS,191i 1 1-'l·I~ C..<d«ID ~h.,. TARY I, i.IS. Es l1te ot C.LENN N HI LE , Hlfft DKel!.fll Publl>llcd Or•nt,ie CO•>( D•lly PilOI, NOTICE IS HEfl.S,BV GIVE N 11111 Mly l1 ,ll,1S.•l'lllJ"nt l,191S tlOJ.l,.S•i--------------1 EONA IC HILE lie• lllfll l>C'rtfnepell· ......--PICTITIOUS 9USINES5 Pt:BLIC NOTICE tian ktt' Prot111e al Will e,.a tor is.s.-c.e p U BLJC l'\0TIC£ NAME STA TE MENT ell L•llt<i lHl•mtft1KY lo the 119j\. ! Tiie 1all<>Wing ',.<i0fl ii ~ng l)Ul.i· lloroe•, relerence ta wllltn Ii """°" fOt ------''----.. "'"" SUPEltlO• COUtlT 0" CALlf'OltNIA THE TORTOISE ~HELL, l•ll'J COUNTY Ol"O•AN4UE Bolw Odu. H .... 1.nvlon BIKh. C.111. ..0. A-1111' 92 ... 011:01!.tl TO SHOW CAUSE R•r s . Erlc.kiOl'I. \69l! LilK Un., lh•~ •loil'!"n;ent "'"' '''~ ''"'h tl'>r Co<Jntr Cle•• at O••nt,ie Coun1v on Apr!l 1S, 1911. " F42tsl P'llbli>htd 0•1nt,ie Co•" Oauy Poo,1, Ao"l 'lO, J 1, •1'111 M1y '· 1 I, 1~ IS I Jel -15 Pt;BLIC NOTICE PIC'TITIOUS au SI HESS IOIAMESTATEMEl'Olf ' Tiii tollowi"9 pers«,. ••• 00i"9 Olli· ~s•.: l A r .. ord •1!1<7.J!itO'.!f~ Q/ed ~~ r'aee some ottbe"toP 11~ auto ncutr~afecbfn gruflilfC l'1lD th NU I~ tbe ,,.,~~ at1d" SECOND GAU mou.a...,.. &.e..rriUa. ii ibe~J1 ~l.PWilii., ·'. ·. .50 "''" c.oi.:-:~/tJ 11 ,.. OCC's' lone rul) came in the fifth on an rbi single b y Don Averill. fl,wtl>C'r per\otu11r\, ety;1 111•1 Int Ume end p!Ke.,. lletrlnQ \ .. ''"""""''oetn WI !Of M•y 21, 191S, •l t :]O •.m,. In \t.e <~""'""'at Oeo.flrntnl No .Jell wlo c.ourt, II IOC CiwK Cimll< OtiY41 WHl, I,. tl'te City ot S•nl• A,.e, CelUarn\1. Ol1td ..... yl, 191S , l"O• CHAIOIGE Of' NAMIE ttlltlllnQtc.t Bett i\, C•l. 91 ... 1 lft rt JOHN JOSEPH SCROFAN I, • Ttll• builnHl I\ tanclucled D~ '""It\· Minor, by ROSe MAR IE FINNEGAN, olvi-1. PORTSIOE INTERNA110NAl , 1)01 We st BelbOoi B• .. 11 .. Newvort etec:n, CA. ttM.O "•·•~ •Wf!MJllC •lS•..;:, ·, t,_ e ·tJC-~' ~c:.. ~fl~·" ~ w~sWft eit•·-'es,,j· .. ; '~··1 • • .,.,J ..• :~·~ "::J~(t:: ! g • Orange Coast •end¢ conference play with · a 2-18 mark. WILLlot.M E. SI JOHN, '°""'' C1tr• .• LtltNE5, SCH AG, J0NNION, klENNl!OY a CAltL$0N, N .............. 0.•!tftal Neme. R•J I&. E<lt1t...on .!~'lllllk~ or JOHN JOSEPH Tiii• st•temeot wa• ll!td wl\h IN ....,l!'<liiNI ilor C,._.911ot MtM,flolloYI COuftlY Cltf) al,OrM>ve Cou,.tfon .t.pril ..... filittl ;lrt CCl!oict: .lf'ld JI ... ilflhll JI, 1,15. T•rlt '-'••Ot. 1U0Qle St•Ht. C.~te MtM, CA. t:l626 Aotoerl H•1et, 211 09!e s1~N( (o5.l.I A.WH.CA.tt62t I(}' Ri~k· \Y~s .. tOYH~ttnilo)\s.heach ~ay ... no ·' ~d · t ~)t. : t 1" : • ~ ·.1.~.:...11 .\.. • Mllkotp,111 • 0 I 0 Wlnnin1·1n s.n,~way action al the Orange-Co St-1•1<•,dh J o o o 9r: EJINE5T J, SCH AG, Jlt, UUMKA<111Ur 91w•. ... u .. ,,.. ... ..,.. .. ~,., C...IU1rnl.1 '26'.l 1rbm ,.;a •Polrc:•tlon the1 JOHN JOSEPH SCROFANI "'"' !Uta.,. ep. PuDll!ol'ttG Oren.,. Co•sl 0•11• Piiot. plkttlerl pr-sing IMl nlr nMn!I Oii Mty(, II, 11, JS, 191S tSIJ·IS cfl9f'lted I• JOHN JOSEPH flN· '"" 11us1,,.,s is cond.,tled Ow f gfl'lftel pertner\tllp. 1 ll:o0trlH1rel :- Fairgrotinds· on "Friday .qight J>~l he is ma g::•;;it> : ~ ~ ~ himself known.at 1rw~ndllle Raceway. Tt1tm1on. P o o o o l'llt:liT GAME . Or•""• Cffll (6) .. ' , ' '~ ' ' ' ' ' T.i: tlt-ttOO Attw"'r~t0t: hllU-r PvPl lVtl'd Dr•11111 '°'"" 0•1•y PilOf, ....... tfdW, THEREFDRE, 111• r-tbyor· PUBLIC NOTICE ~:li'"d i;11r~M>d. 11111 •II Pfl'..,..., ln·l --~=~~~~~---1trtslH 111 s•ld man~r do ~·· T11is 11•1em111I ... $ llled W1lh I"" (Dunt~ Cler k 01 Or•ng.e Cau,.ty on Aprol 19, 191S. ';- Woods. a threJttime, "national ,~ti~mpion , Ta1•1$ scor••• 1~!1;:'..,2 1 2 two of three even• recently but 'was d e feate • " • Sc.11tuPP. cl s.iQl,1~ Swa11.on, 3b *l".rl l(oftl••· If Lo; 10 l lmme•. dh A...,r1u. 2lt l.edHml,c SNottlti, p Total\ ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' 0 1M,10,11,11,1t1s 110.rs blllore thi• C..Ur1 ln Oept, l on It.. lotl'I ,.ICTITIOUS aUSINIESS HJ of .lune, 1911, at 10:00 •.m. 01 Wld "AME STAT .. MIEIOIT. . ·-P\lblis.l'ltd 0.enge Coelt O•lly PilOc,. iv.y (, I I, 11, 2S, It's Un.no .,. d !.oC..I 000 101 000 1 & 1 youngBobSChwai _ .. zinthehan icapm_ai nevent u~1u 00002010.-• 1 1 ' ' ' PL"BLIC NOTICt: a.or to"'°""' c .... !>11 why IN •llQllClllon fN loUow!n; Ile'""' II dotl'IQ bu'W• far (llel>Qt ol name should tlal DI! ,,....,, PUBLIC NOTICE Woods captur:td the scratc h main o'ver S Bast and Bill Cody. The,F"riday iil~t shOws al the Costa Mesa t contin'ue to ama~the-~motor. sports world . have been In exce·ss or 9.300 every night since campaign opened Irvine Finishes Tied for F ourt FRESNO (APl -Vic of San Jose Stale Dias pale vaulted 18 feet, cleared 17·71.!!z. 1 inch, his firs t jump Earlier, one ever over 18 feet. to meet record was brea):c his._ own We5l and another was ti Coast Relays r ecord John Powell losse Sal4rday night. discus 213·4, bcatin Dias missed in three old mark by more attempts lo set a new six feel. Mike Bo r world record al 1'8·7 . Easte'rn New M Dave . Roberts recentJy ~ &b6880-yard r raised the 'world record recok'l:tytng·1 : 48.9. to lS-61.h . , Arnie Robinson I UC Jrvin•.!inl,~.edlled ?J_.'l(!n lhe long j for fourth in tti'e meet more than two i wtlh Idaho Stalj,•ond Otl beyond lbe !isled t Poly-Sap Luis Obispo. record!tBut the win By Clearidg 1,,-1. Dias sliJhUy over the al became the,.f<Nrt~ best ble Um.its, so th'e outdoor vaultefi' in his· didn'tget record sta tory. Long Beach Stale His ~prev,ious best was· Jy won the college 17-6"'2, the" m~et record UUe, s~oring more he set al last year's West twice as many pot Coast Relays. , the nearest competi The rormer San Jose Long Beach, State vaulter, competing won five events, for the Be~erly Hills 76 points. Fresno Striders. was pushed to Was second witll 35 his elforl by Dan Ripley meet which ·Cone -=-=-----..,.---,Saturday. Mos t c ~ --couPON~.-division even~s wer • 'Friday. , 1 . ~:~_)j c:it s':'.~.N~~~:., t Sout~ern Calif I ' College finished I and hod three a l)lke n .. 11. I llnll•I . 11'~ Mll<e Slngleta I t11t-. .... -.~ t11e "'°with • •1.0 I I .. m . 1At !' l'wTI ,~optured lh , · " -put at• $6·U on d I •111111u ..... tr::-BoWdln cam•· in. · I t · the!0,000-melerw I nNIW.I .. :. I'~. l ,:. -=.,..-t.:.:...,..":"'. ,_flOO~ftm ...... ·~11$$9 1 I SSA.I... ' I ,,-I GlllM1'RH INT.: , 1611.t ........... ,,. I ....... ,,...,.. L--CUP&MYI--' '. 'S~wyer Triumphs ' ' . ' . ' 0 ' ,. . 0 ' ' ' 0 ' kffe OJ lftfth .. 5 Orton0e C...•• SO Mtse ' 110 000 )01 -· 000 001 '10-l ' ' ' ' . ' ' . ' SLl"-151'1 O•""ed. AQUARIUS REALTY. •SJt Crist• lUl"EltlOltCOURTOFTNE IT IS FURTHER ORDERED~ oi P•lmto, HY,.tinglon Betel!, Ctlllorni• Sf ATE Ol"CAl.IFOltNIA R>lt ' copy ol 11111 Or~• m publlil'aed In tl>C' t?MI FICTITIOVSIUSINESS fHE(OUNTYOl"OflANGE I Or•1111e (aunly 01Hy Pllol • (,or-IC. Ll~lnQilon. 6Sll Crii\i NAM£ STATEMENT IOI•. A-1.111T ~ MWIPlloPtf' 01 geNr•I drt.,lttlon ,,..\.w. :;:.';'6• HunllnglOfl Se•t l>, C.lilaml• fN loll-il'IQ per""'1 Ii lfoil'IQ tN!oi-- NOTICE OF NEAltlNG 0 td ln$.elOtounty,•llt•slonteNCn ···.. "°"•" • ,.ETITION FGlt l"ltO•ATE 01' WIL Mtlt I« lour WC:CH\iY41 wMkiptlor lo Tiii• 0..SIMiS Is conauc:led br.., In-aoe DIAMOND .. A!.SOCIAtt!.5, ANO FOR LETTERS TESTAMEN tlled.lyoli.-ldri.ari"O· div~I. 1J:S1 E. 8ortll•rd, Senl• A,..., C»lll, TARY OAfEO; AprU21. 19/S Gordan i-1..,ln;illlll '2IOI Est•!t ot RUTH S. ANDERSON !.AMUELOAEtZEN Tiiis •111tmenl w•1 tiled .,;Ith llw AoOllrl Eric 1Cltl,.llol1, 13S\ ~-SECOND GAME O..ce.a!.td. JUDGE OF THE c-ity ci.r1t of Ore119" C.Ountr on ""'II 8orc1Wrd, SM!loi Af\I, C•lil, O?IOS Former Orange Coast . 0 ••11 .. Co.isl (I) NO fl CE I~ HERESY GIVEN ll><o SUPERIOR COUll:T n. "''· Tiiis bu!.lnt'ii •• candutltd bJ.., 111- College basketball c08ch A<<orn......,, c ·~ ~ M.AASHAi.L H. AN DER!oON, JR., M>NGt:R, 1.1:11ve:LL. •OHR£11 "ta65 111vidu.11. ' •• ' ' 5cllruPP, t i l O Ill"° Nre~ • peUlion tor P•at>tl• AIOIO .IO•GENSIEN "Ubll"*' Or•n0t C<141'1 Dilly f'ltot. ll:a.berl Erl( tt.lti,.l'IOll Alan Sawyer captured S--i.on,lb J a Woll •nd tor liiY •n<e ol L•lte• Mtwwl't'l-'lA• Aprilll,•l'lllM.IJ(,11,11,ltlJ 14'M-1} Tllk •llttmt11! -·~Ille<! wlm 1i. the A division o r OCC's Slt,il,ii l 0 fe\C•mtnl••y ta tl'lt petUlontr .••. 1.U.c.tert.An--. c.o..n1vci.r•ol0<•"9f'CauntJOl'IAPl'\I ' ' ' ' ' 0 lh 11 l Ya•I, rl 1 a ltre...:• 1a wl'llth is m•d• tor I .. 11"9wmr, C...IHWft.li ff11M ~. 191}. 't rece nt ree-w a ou · S!Nln, 11 J 1 ""''11cul••~. •na th•t the 11me -01.1« Tei: 111mt-4oM4 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ door singles racquetball z;.....-, 20 J o o1 ""''"II 1111 s.me 111s tie-~ 1..-At..,..,.1 .. ,..111\oNr !--~~~--~--~---! PuDl l.,,.., D••n9'1' ca.o11 o.uy Pill.I. ' ' ' 0 tournament. A .... rlLl,30 1 0 ,.,,.,., J1. 19/S .•• 9.lO •.m., Jn I PubliohtdOr•n9'1'C<lilil·O•ilfPilol, FICTITIOUS8USINES5 -y(,11.11,11.1'1~ ISlPI~ · l -1.lO I 0 Courtroom al 0.o-t•l....,,.I No. J o1 w i """Y'· It, 18.2), 19/S 1S51·15 NAME STATEMENT 0 0 ' ' 0 ' Sawyer. now an OCC ~io.11 2~ ~ taurt,e11ooclv•cC.•n1.,,0r .... -.1,1 The tonow•,.11 persOll "ao•no t>u!.i· PUBLICNP'fICE mathematics ins truc:tor. s.,.,..111y 1nning1 ~~~Jii...s:l.1~9~Sa,c•1110•111•· l-~P_U_B_L_1_c __ N_o_T_1_c_E_' __ ,,,.... _:~ 1 AL5 T1 T CH cAsTi Nc.1----' ' ' ' deCeated Jim Ross man Dr•nteCa••• 000 010 0 ~ ~ ~ Wll.LIAME.StJOHN, .. ICTITIOUSIUSINESS REPA1R COMPAN 'I', 1916 u .. 11 Na,'· PICTITIOUSIUSllOllESS in the finals. 17-21, 2 1·14 . SDMew soo 000 .. ~} l 2 (;oun1ytlt•lt NAMl!STATIEMENT Pli<:tlllltAvt., CaUI Mew, CAW671 NAMESTATEMEIOIT 21 5 D i K •AltNES,SCH AG,JOHNSON, (A·-·"'-rlHl<o'-O."tll A, Noe. •361 C•nlert>ury, TM lollOwlftO Pf'"°" is doll'IQ Wf. • . arry cc n c klE!'INEDY&CARl.SON "' --(>.I G c 91 1 neu•i;· finl.shed third. ..,EltNIESTJ.SCNAG l"ltnA.,.vstl,ltJSI 1 · •Mn •ave, ••· '' THE CUTTING &OARO ND. w.' . v 11 hal lllllollowlntJltl•SO"•••edOll'IQMI· ll'll\t>u~•l'l('"'l'conoYc le<lbv•n;,.. · The B divis ion tit le } ZlS21 '"•-•V•1•11cl•. nts.ses: , Ohld"''· 1200 Nortll Ml•n st., S•,.t• Ant, C:.lit. G 0 ey $1t.lOJ THE 8UNKH0U5E 1'3.lSupHior ' D••re!IR,Nae '211ll went to erry Long who u.9uMHUl1.c.1U•r111•926Sl Aw ...... N••PO•t Bl•~"~ c.•ilo•nl• T"'' ,1.1emen1 w•~ 111ea w1!11 t"" Pel ICeo, 6031 B1•01oos A ..... defeated Chuck Bridges, T11 : se1-tt00 92w.o eo..~ty c•e•• 01 Or•niit coun1y an Cyprtss. c1111. tolo03 t Ch • Al ....... Jll.,: ... tt1""'9r I. C...""' Aire Co., (/O Btr.nc:• April 11, 191~. Tllh IMlsl,.•5i 11 cOndYCttd by ... 21·12, 21·12, in the Cham amp10 P\lllll!.lt..SOre1111f Cuil O,.ily Pilol ,.. F•JllSI Oi~ldUel. • ~ionshl·p· game Terry 08 -y10,11,u.191J 1101.,' o.v11oom1111 , i"t, .. 1'3l S...O.rlor PuOl l!.NaOr•n;eca.oslD•!l•Pi•o1. PeilCeo • AY4!nut, N•""'"°'' ••en, Ulllon>I• ,.,, •••••-"' ••• 010 •• "''~ 92600 April'l0,11.•ncl ..... y (,11 ,1915 1350-IS " ,,_ ,. ca aun captured the c ll P UBLIC NOTICE 1.. Wtll\ F••llO MO•t•Ot ln~lori. co..n•r Cltrk ol Dr•nitt Cou11ty011 I tie. downing Steve J·lurd, L 0 S ANG EL E ~ c/o w ... , F11oo Re•HJ AGY!tors, Jl, 1 •7s. 21-6, 21·14 1AP)-Def ending cham· f------.-.-,• •• -.-----IPoil Ottk.e (k>I JOOIS. Terml ... t Anneot, PUBLIC l'\OTICE Publl.n.d Otitf\9'1 Co.st O.lly u D. ~ · OCC pion UCLA upset UC su1"11110111cou111TOl"TH£ 1..AKAt1Ve••i,ee1110•nl•too30 ~nJ1,.ro:1M.1r•,11.11,191s 1 1ane e1 m s. an STATll OP CAl.lf'OtlNIA l"Olt Tiii• OUlin.n'l I• tooelfto Concll.ICteGllY student, reezed to the Santa Barbara in the TN .. ~UNTYDPD•ANGE i 1..1m111o11P1•111.,,1110. P~C:!~~~!:~!':::s PUBLICNOTICE ~ women's crown. down· NCAA Volleyball Cham· ,,..,A.._ THE&UNtt.HousE Tueto1•ow1"ll°''""'11ooi"9ow . · h ' S ..11 • IOIOTICI! GI" MlA•llOIG 01" S &yC.o-AittCa. ing Maggie Fr a n pions IP aturaay rugbt l"IT1TIOMl"0•1"•o•1tTl!OPW••• 11 c1111 o rnl• 1e"•r•1 11tMu; • d MlSTElt k CLEANINGSERYICE, ciskovich. 21·5 , 21·5. And 15-9, 7-15, 15·9 ao 15-10. ANO l"O• LITTl!•S Tl!STAM•N· 116'1 ..... ~1•1. t'lll Wel••b .. ry Ln ., tt .. n1J119t Ji Hi k lh · · In the consolation TA•Y •otMr•1oe•IMf' a...:n.u .-1 m c s won e JWUOr IE•l•I• pf EZ•A FOSTER WOLFE. By Ll•le MIUtr Willi• G.ooclm .... IC•-OJ, l'nl liUe, topping Ray Orgill, game Ohio Stale deleal· Ot<.••s.ta. BtWllll•mT,A:oc:htne"' w111r11urr Ln., Hu11un1110fl aew11 00 YaJe 15·6 and 15·9. NOTI CE IS HERESY' GIY£N ,.... Tl'll' $l•Mmen1 ... , 111td Ill uw C..111 . ..,..1 ,-15-13, 15·6, OOl..OIE M. WOLFE 1111 lllfd -•in 1 Co1.1ntr Cltr• ot O••llQt COunt,, Thlt builnes5 h canduc:l.O tty a11 111 r;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:=============:;illflltl011 l0t Pr-It o1 Wiii tnd lorl.d· c..l!f0tllleot1"""'5' 1•11. Cllwldt.>tl. Ii tfl'I Tt\l...,..,.ltrv. f'lftrtnce to wlllcll "4.lSl1 w111ls c;,, K•,....ct¥ ,,. .._ "' -· ---....( s-, " ,..,_ tor 1urtri.f oer1 1<.a1.,.s, ¥1<1 ""'Ollll'ltd Ot' ... 9'1' C,,.sl Otl'T PllO!, This 11•11m1111 wes rn.o with tt.. --I 6c tn..i 1111 !Im• •nG ptec:t of 119••1"'11 tl'lt ,.,,.Y 11, 11. 25. 11111J1,11111 , 197S 1Wl·1S Otuftty Ct••• ol Or•n9" co1.1,.ty on ....,.n ,,_ -MfTW 111• 1111 ... Ml lot Mly 27, 1911, •I Jt, 191S. •:JO 1.m .• Ir! 1111 cou•lloom al O.p.orl· · PUBLIC NOTICE 1<4J:aJ •k-I 9c,.,. ,_ ,,.,..., NO.Sol 1•ld court. ti l<ll Civic P\ID!i""4 Orenitt C0<15I D•llW PllOt, C.nMr OrlY4! W•sl, In 1111 Cit• ot S..t• -----·-------1 _, '• 11 , 11, 11, 191) IJCot.IS .COUNTIT GlllHllT An•. c..111or1111, MUNICll"Al.C:Ou•TOI" PHON at:-S 1)0•t740 0•1.0 Mly 6, 1915 CALI l'O•NIA,COVNTY OFOltANGE PUBLIC NOTICE u ID•Y & h-1 ~ WILLIAMl!.SIJOHN, »14-IO"t-Vllolltyl"•rk-•, 1!W1!!!J Counly Cl1rk U.llft.I Nl•Mt, C...Ultr...ii ttwl 1~==========:=:=::=:::::::::::::~:::'.::~•AYMOND 1(1Tz1tow SOU TN o•.,Nol COUNTY P1CT1T1ous •us1NEss PUBLIC NOTICE:,. ~ e11S.arHkh11rstSI. •HJ JUDICIAl.OIST•ICT NAMl!STATl!M .. NT ~ AUJM>lt11.Cellt.921CM CASE NUMaE••nl Tiit tollowl"O ptllOfl Is OOil'IQ bul.1-FIOTITIOU5aUSINESS :-: ' ' STYMIED AT $18-23,000 PER Y~R? We are looking for YOUTHFUL , determined, c;onfident, succeS&-oriented individuals. We ofler excep\lonal opporlunity, Independence. training, salary plus commission. AIWMylW: llltCll10t SUMMONJON 11H1n; PuOll\tled O••n0t Coe \! Delly PilOt, AMf.NOf.O COMl"t.AINT MA tN ~f . SAR, 1460 S. Ci:wil Hwy.. NAME STA TIME MT : • , 1UylO,u .11.1•1s 1eqo..1~ Pl•l11tlll : SEA:RA 8UIL.OING i..tOll"llo6tKll,UIU.•1•St l~loilOWl,.QOt!"·0"11dolftll~, MATEAIAl.S, INC. Oelt11d.lnh ; JIM -rlon Rftadtl, 170S Tempi• Hiii> .$. . .. ) 5fEYENS •I'° tl'IOWll '"' JA MD E. Orlw, Lag""'" Bt•tft. Cell!. Ill Ir vine Ooor Como•ny Ul ti!:"tt. STEVENS, SURETY COMPANY OF Tiii• ""1.IMil II <andU<l..S llf'"" I" t lrnt ~l) APR lndu>lfOtS. ~JzJt 1 -----~~=-----..jTHE PM:IFIC •nd DOES 1 llWOuQll ctlvlal.ill. S....•Mn.1rvine,C•tilorn••9l/OS'A •·61411 )(X,lftchjil... MtrllH'AllOdel OOYQI•> W•rten Rt iQle ..... lll SUl"1!•101tcou•T Ol"THt: Tott. 0.1...0.1111: A tlvU (~""' TMI 1111 ....... 1 -·· Hi..:! '"'4111 IN Wrlnen, l•Y•N.C11<101ni••J70i • STAT .. 0, CAl-l•O•HIA ,OO• ""' ~ llltd by ti.. p!•lnUtt t(IMNt '-"!Y Cl<tf1t OI Or•""" CounlJ01'1""'1I Tllll t>u\iP>Hi h COl'ld11CltG by'°':' I~ TMI COUNTY OF GltANGl '!'OU• If yow wl!.l't 10 611of•l'ICI tnli i..wwil, It, 1'JS. • ctlvicllolll, • Nt. A·UU. !'OU ft'lllil lilt In l~ll ,..,ti 11 ..,ltlell 0ol.l(ll•s W. ll:eit1t • NOT IC I! D' NE a It I NO 0 P plMdl"O Ill PfflOll to ll\9 co~einl t« Putlli~ Ol"M,,_ C.O•sl Otlly Pilot Tllli 1111tment "''"~ llled .,.f\iothe . l"l!TITION FO• l"•O•AT .. OF Wit.I. • -ni.<1 Of., •• plMdlng, If. Jlnllc9 ,,,..y .. 11. 11.u. 1971 1561-7 ~ •• , .. ,cl•t-ol O••nwe CwntyOll~. " .. ND l"O• l.ITTlJIS Tl!STAMIN• (;aurtl within» O•Yt •IHor 11111 ,,_.. -. · YA•T -hM•"'4-~.ottwtrwl• . .-PU ..... IEIYI• M ARLINGT ON C. SWAJllTL Cll'flllll will bit ..,1.,..td Oii •oP'ic•llon BLIC NOTICE P\ollll""" Or-111.,. Co.ii O••I Y P'llat 0.Cfftfd, (lylfl4'tll>llltltt .. llCllh11'*1<1rN'"""'''sttiiMo ... iOP.~;;o;OOO.iUtt-1 : ... ~~"~"~·~"~·~·:""~"'~:'.'~·-~·~··~':"~·:_~MJ~·-~· NOTICI! IS HE,."t:aT GIVEN ll'ltl e ......,_,,I...,,,,._ vov IOI' ttoe ,,....1JSTATIM•N1'0PA•ANOONMl!HT AlMA SWAt1TlM1 HIH n.rtl" •11911· .,. olh9r Alltf ~Itel In Wit (.,.._ OP VSI OF PUBLIC NOTICE.'<. llOfttoo-P'teMW OI WIU llond IOI' ~t....• ...... FICTITIOUS •USINISS MAM .. Ttt"'""'hlrf· rtll'l't"lt to ...,Jen I~ 11 .,.._... .. -41...,.,.•lh••• '"' tol10wh111 "'-IW• ••bll,;; .. ;,; ••• ,,1---==="'c-==7='°",-:!;---~ fef 1"'1Mr _.,,1c. ...... ,, .... tn.t ... , "" ... ..tiff,.,..~-" tlw ""'°' tn. llctlllooi1 bu'"'-" ......... : PICTITIOUS tVSINl!SS ... N llrf't ~ tlK• of ... trl119 1111 MON ~' M"""" ,_ ...... 1 .. lt•y, Ol!AN'S MEOICINIE SHOP, ltOE . 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J, Foyt, whowav off an early attempt as tOo slow, ound an extra six miles per hour on a sizzling track Satur- day and locked up his fourth ln- dlanapolis 500 pole position. The three-time Indianapolis , winner 's .four lap, 10-mile average of 193.976 m .p.)J. knocked Gordon Johncock, the shy, almost" fao:otten winner of the ill-fated · 19'73 race, out of the top spot he had hild for more than two hours. . Foyt pulled of! his early run _after being clocked at a relatively : : slow 189.125 m .p.h. His top lap .four hours 1-'.1.ter was an eye- 'popping 195.313 m .p .h.-the fa!test circuit in two years al the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Shot Herard .. EL PASO -Brian Oldfield, us- ing an unorthodox but effective iPUJ, shattered the world shot put record by more than three feet rid surpassed the old mark two other times Saturday at the El Paso Track Classic. -Oldfield_ fouled on his first at- , tempt and then pas s.ed Al. ! Feuerbach's world outdoor re- cord or 71 feet, 7 inches with a .j. 71-ll:Y• toss on his second at- tempt. 6-3 in the opening match. The Australian broke service in the opening game of the first set and, broke Miss Heldman again in the ninth game. The Ne.w Yorker charged to a 3-J leAd in the second set but Miss Goolagong ran off the final five e ames and took the set. Young l..eader . ATLANTA -Formertwo-Ume U.S. Open champion Donna Caponi Young s hot a three- under-par 70 Saturday and sur· ged into a one-shot lead after two rounds of the $f0,000 Lady Tara Golf Tournament. Young, who lost a playoff for this championship last year, had .an erratic round lbat included ~even birdies, four bogeys and seven pars, with three of the bogeys coming after poor drives, a phase of the game she con- siders her best. NHI.. Aetion Jurgensen Poii_dering , ' I WFLOffer WASHINGTON (APl - Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen toiled in )'biladelr,hia for aeven years before be ng traded to Washington. Now there is a possibility, a slim one to be sure, that he may rerum to the City of Brotherly Love. · Only this time, it won't be with the Eagles of the National Foot· ball League but as a member o( \he Bell or lhe World Football League. Jurgensen, who was released by the W asbington Reclakina May 1 after 11 years, met for three hours at a downtown restaurant with John Bosacco, a 3()..yaer-old attorn·ey who owns the Bell, todia· cuss a reported $1 mlllion con· tract to play with the Philadelphia team. Also attending the meeting were Mrs. Bosacco and Jerry -Gereau, Jurgensen's business partner at a management con· sultin$ Cirm . "I will be considering Mr. Bc>sacco's offer which wiU be forwarded to me within the week,'' said Jurgensen m a state· ment r ead by Gereau. "I have asked Mr. Bosacco to get back with my business associate, Mr. Geraeau,·as soon as PQ6Sible. '' ./ Irvine Coast C'lla•p 'I .. Dana Hiiia Hl1h'1 Dolphin&. are the lone Oranfe Coa11t area bueball team lo actlqn TuOIJlay In \he opetling roundoCCIF2·A actlon- drawinl a home aulcn· ment a11inat De1ert ·Valley Leaaue r'epresen· t.aUve, Brawley. , It'll be a 8o'clock 1ame · and coach Dennia.Nespor 'will aend Don Fowler to the mound . ·Minion Viejo, the South Coast League champion, draws a bye Tuesday, then treks to San Andreas League co- cbamplon Norco Friday. In -'·A action. ·Friday F.aiaon Higb11 Chargers travel to Pacific League klpgpin Muir and Coota Mes~ draw' a home as- atgoment against the Empire League's No. 2 reptesentative, which is unknown at this time due to a blzarre-ftnl1b-Fl'iday Bob Hogeboom (right) receives tbe .,...,_., trophy from lourney between Foothill and chairman Russ Ford after capturiq tbe Irvine Coast Country 5addleback. Club's .21st annual golf championships. Ho&eboom Is · a Newpo~ un~:,i::if: ~':.':'i:!a:; - _Be_a_c_h_r_e_•_id_e_n_t_. _____________________ oritioMlrn for--poor de· ,. ciaiOllll\: •talked Qlf from the°Footbill e•me in the " • . bottom· bf .th,e 8th JMing Two more illegal throws . followed before Oldfield made successive heaves oC 73-01A and ,f,he record mark of 75 feet even. UNIONDALE, N.Y. -The New York Islanders, left for"dead on three occasions so far in the· playoffs, hope to continue their latest comeback today a~ainst the ~tanley Cup chawpion Philadelphia Flyers in Game 6 of their National Hockey League semifmal series. · Gereau em"pbaSized that the Bosacco offer is only one of many from business and television in-N t terests Jurgensen is coosidertng. e wpor Century Donora wl\h\hescoreUedat3·3-EJ.1 • o · Hedidnotindicateatie .., • . game.-or·a forfeit. U it's '11.S. Ousted 'The Jame will be televised on Channel 4 starting at 1 p.m. 1'1laa Ad1'a- At his · farewell news con- ference, Jurgensen. anDOWlced be would become. rulttimepartner F·aces of Sci-Tek and was mulling over -AIX EN PROVENCE, France -Evonne Goolag:ong beat Julie -Heldrrlan in singles, then teamed with Helen Gourlay for a doubles :victory as Australia ousted the United States 2-1 Saturday in the -Federation Cup tenni s semifinals. The victorious Aussies will go against Czechoslovakia, a 2-0 ~winner over France, in the Cup final today. Miss Goolagong beat Miss Heldman, the U.S . captain, 6-3, Order Forms . For Olympics I ' • CIUCAGO (APl -Ticket or- -der forms for the 1976 Summer Olympics· at MOntreal will. be. tn&de available to the p'ublic , Thursday. . · .... Montgomery Ward, exclusive · 'dJ.stributor of Olympic tickets in the United States, announced ~turday that applications may be obtained at any of its 2,300 i'e· tail and catalog stores. · -A total of 700,000 tickets, cover- ing all of the 21 sports in the XX.I Olympiad, has been allocated to . Ule United States. Each order '.will be limited to 10 tickets per event. The Games are scheduled for .July 17-Aug.1, 1978. Ticket orders, which will be ;1~en until Aug. 15, also may be· obtained by writing to Ward Auto ~b-Olympics, P.O. Box 4000, :.t_aylor, Mich., 48180, with a cov- ering 25 cents in coin or stamps. A second offering for some · .events from ·unsold tickets or other countries is expected in the 1au: • MUNICH, Germany -Top· se~ed Guillermo Vilas of Argen- tina and West Germany's Karl Meiler advanced to tokay's final of the Bavarian International tennis tournament with straight· set victories Saturday. Carter Sffpu FOXBORO, Mass. -The New England Patriots of the National Football League announced Saturday the signing of running back Allen Carter, a fourth · round draft choice from Southern California, to a multi-year con- tract. an offer to join the CBS television team as a color analust for NFL games. Gereau said Jurgensen "is en- tertaining all sorts of offers, not only in sports but in the business world. Some of the offers, especially from television, are unbelievable.'' ~ere au, when asked a question, said Jurgensen would make an address at the Na ti on al Press Club here May 27 and might possibly announce at that time what his future commitments would be. "I emphasize possibly," be said. Moll, Richards All-conference -. Golden -West College's Tim Richards and Doug Moll have been accorded first team berths on the All-Southern California Conference baseball team, selected by circuit coaches. Richards, a freshman who hit .342 in conference play, was selected as the circuit's designat- ed hitter. Moll, also a freshman, was one of seven pitchers named to the first unit. Golden West outfielder Jack Hudson was selected to the second team while catcher Jerry Brown, second baseman Bill Whiteley, shortstop John Macauley and pitcher Kent Hunziker were accorded honora· ble mention. Conference champ East LA. dominated the selectioos, .plac~ ing six players on the first unit and two on the second. East LA shortstop Darrell Brown was named the player of the year. ALK.-$0UTMEJIN CALCONfEJla~ l'l"tT"'" ...... "-YW Ctl.... Yr ..... 1&-fl:klll Pl'leto, Slint• Moflk• Fr. .365 28-JlmMont•1, E•1t LA Fr. .lOC 18....Mel 0....rltt, E•~t LA 5o. .214 SS-0.rreUBrown,E•stLA Fr. ..00 OF~lle Goktsttln. OSI LA So. .JM OF-O.l9Emmer,S..nt11Monlc.11 5o. . ... 01"-Marl\9 8olflweU, CYP>"llS So. .:Ml C~teve KruHloc.k, S.nt•Morll<• Fr. ·* IJlll-8f't0SNm.1. S..nte Monk• Fr, .Jtoil DH-Tim Rlchillrds. Golden w.st Fr. .:M2 P-Mlk• Sut1'11rlend, Etst LA So. H P-DouoMoll,GolO.nW•sl Fr. S-2 P-AI EsN rn o, Etst LA So. +2 P--Mlk•Klng,Cyp..-ess So. S.' P--MtrkMont90mery,s.tlt•Monlul So. S-4 P~99 MlliOn, L°"A.lesCC So. J.2 P-CuirtS.lrd,RIOHOflClo Fr. l-i Pl..,..,.-of·Y••r-erown 1ea1t LAI. SH•"" T•-llJ-Mlirk l.tYl•r. Rio HonclO 21J-A11t11 0.bon, Cypn11 s.s---+tomtr 8'.ltl•r, Lot A,,,.Ns CC 38~rrrWllMr, LA Htrtlor OF-J.clt. HudSC>n, Golden W.1': OF-8f'uceHeffn, Et1l LA OF-JtlfGlbMH'I, CYOl"•U c -..1nwMorworr•1. E•lt LA Utll-T""' 5-mbnftO, LA Kl"'9f DH-Gtno DIAllde, RloHondao "-"-,,_ ... .. _ "'-"-,,_ ... "- "" "'' "" .311 .lll· . .. .m "" -"' "'" ·: ~lo•, FACTORY Baseball Standings ,. .. ... .. " • '" '" ' ' • " • ... Demo SALE! • TOYOTA UAMPLE: '75TOYOTA 2 dOOr. • -91:1. ,_ __ white""'.,_ (TD13091J 52996 • VOLVO '74 VOLVO 142 Auto .. •ir. 1t.,-o ...... ,.. •""" GT ....,. .--, (.t015730) 55888 • USED CAR SPECIALS '13 DATSUM 610 .QM, lullo.. 11/11. -oe.16"0VJ) 52888 '70 EL CAMIMO ~ .. P.8 .. AM r.OIO. IOOf'I "'911. 1'&7MHI 5 1888 '6 7 CADILLAC 00... o.w•. "'"' fOOI. ""' ~ • ....,, ... ,~.{to1EYV) 54188 I AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W L Pel. GB · Milwaukee 16 9.-.64o Boston 13 10 .565 2 Detroit 12 11 .522 a· Baltimore 11 14 .440· S NewYork 11 16 .407 6 C1eve1and 10 15 .400 6 Wes\Dlvl-- Oakland Texas Angels Kansas City Minnesota Chicago 16 12 .571 16 12· .571 15 15 .500 2 14 15 .483 2¥.o 11 12 .478 2¥.o 12 16 .429. 4' SlllWHY'I Gt'"" Btltl"-•l,Mln""50t•• r-...1s,o.1ro11 1 NewYo!11;l,0.k1li!ldO O!IU901, C14.,.1-l Mll-.llMl, K4ni.tsCityO ....... 1,8olton0 T .... J'IGtmft T•AI IJ9flklni._2) •I O.l~t O.otkJl:t-U Ml-wt• lBlyl•~n 3.1 .1no P•rllt. Ml) .c. 61oltln.n (P•l..,.r '·1 •nd Cu.11¥2-1,1) OlkaeO <Ott"n l·l) .n c11.,.1MC1 t"-mO-I• J. P9rrl' l·t l Mll-llM I~~ 0-01 t1 K-.t. Oty Cl!lu*y .,, Bodon (U. 1-l) •T A .... 11 (S"°9'fr2-'> Nl'w Yortr. (MllY 1·0 •lO.kt...O IBlw .. l) MIMld•J'IO."* K~ O tr •t 0.trolt ""'°"•10.11~ Orllyoe.,.sKhtd11tff NATIONAL LE.,GUE East Divis'ion W L Pel. GB Chicago 18 8 .692 Pittsburgh 13 11 ,542 4 Philadelphia 13 13 .500 5 St. Louis 11 14 .440 6¥.o Montreal 10 13 .435 61f.a New York 10 14 .417 7 WestDlvbiaD Dodgen Cincinnati Atlanta San Francisco San.Diego Houston 20 11 .NS 18 13 .581 2 16 16 .500 4~ 14 15 _483 5 14 16 .467 5~ 10 23 .300 11 ....... , .... _ ClnclMll.let PhUHtlplli. Atient. at Moftlf NI s.n F"-lt<O•I N1• VOf"'ll Olllfl9lnt1St. Louis DIWy ...... t.K~V .... lloover Top-seeded Corona del Mar draws a bye in the first rou.ad of the CIF 4-A tennis playoffs while Newport Harbor is at home to Glendale Hoover Friday. In 3-A competition University is seeded No. 1 and meets invading Mayfair Friday as the on- ly South Coast League representative. The pairings : Grand Prix Set Today Hagan 1st In 100 , To Mesa Pair Costa Mesa High's Steve Bernhardt and coach Jim Hagey grabbed top honors in the official All· Century League baseball selections as compiled by the Orange County Sportswriters' Association. Bernhardt was tabbed for first team in the in- field while Hagey, who guided the Mes ans to the loop co-championship and the CJF 4-A playoffs, was named coach of the year. Player of the year is almost unaminous-El Modena Higb's Don Gubler. Gubler was selected as t.be first team pitcher, but could easily have been the first team third baseman and uUlity player, too. His 1.57 e.r .a. and .360 bat.Ung.average ledohis team to the title. · All·~ntury Leagae Flnt.Team Pao. Player, School Avg. P -Oon Gubler, El Modena .6·1, 1.57 P -DaveKelley, Magnolia 6·1 138 C-Bill Stokes, El Modena '.loo lB -Steve Mehr, Santa Ana 285 Inf -Dennis Burtt, Villa Park '220 Inf -Jim Legacy, El Modena :a14 Inf -Steve Bernhardt, Cesta Mesa .372 OF -Chuck Hogg, Santa Ana .JlO OFi -Rick Tondo, Villa Park .429. OF-Jim Christopher, El Modena .286 Ut-Bob Dove, Tustin 2.02 era Second Team. P -Tim Crocker, Calta Mei a 4-Z, 2.00 P -Roger Rees, El Modena 4·2, 0.88 C-Seo\t Koch, Santa Ana .230 lb-Bhetc Taeker ,.eon.a del Milt .389 InI -Ron Hunt, Magnolia .400 lot -Gay Krlkonpa. Calta Mesa .333 Ill! -Ralph RoaqliIIIo, F.atallcla .:1$1 OF-John.Nastasi, Villa Park . .317 · l>F -Sieve DeWUtle, Coot. Mesa .32' OF -Bacldy Lortoa, F.atucla • ,3'6 lT?-MoeF1emlng,EIUaitla 4-1 Cl111 Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr.· Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr .. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. ·Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. sr. Jr. officially a forfeit loss !or Eooll\i"', .Foot.l!il\ and Kennedy would bt! In a tie for second. A decision is due Monday. Mesa coach Jim Hagey says Brian Costelloe will start Friday and Edison coach Harvey Jensen tabs Mike Macpy, who pitched nine innings of shutout ball against Alhambra last ·year in gaining the decision of a 16--inning win. The balance of 4-A pair- ings will be filled Wed· nesday. Area Cakndar Athletic Results ' • Girls • • • ..-.t C ~.ckered Flag. I I ' • -'! • • • US.IU , Sweeps sec Or11.ng e Coas t urea drivers are atop the stand~ S AN DI EG 0 -Th e ings In both midge t and s print e a r divisions or South e rn Califo rnia USAC, o ne or the major auto racing organizutiona in Colle ge Vanguards r•n the country. into p itching problems Duune "P a n c h o" Caiter. forme r Marina High h e r e Satur day, and s~u~c:nt, has moved back t o the to p o f the s print car dropped a season·ending d1v1:no n a fter winnin g a t ·r e rre Haute, Ind. H e i s the do u ble hea d"er to United def.,ndlng c hampion . St.a t es Inte rn a tional Ron ''Sl e~py '' Tri.pp o f Costa M esa, continues to U nivers ity, 8·5 a nd 4.2, SPORTS Pirates, hold the le ad 1n th e midget div ision that will re sume The Vang uards had a.· a~lon shortly Jn lhe midwest. Ttils is h is firs t yrar 5.0 lead in the 6~ven· M wtth llSA C . inninl opener and a l·O esa , Tripp lef~ t his w~k a nd is in Jndianagolis for edge in the nightc ap, but this. weekend s t i me trial& before resuming midget starting pitchers Mike "" action. , Wardlow and G;ile Tripp Is s trictly an o bse r ver al Indy this yea r Thornton couldn't over·· but. like all )'~un~ drive rs, has his sights s et on comewildne s s. Divide eventually dnv1~g m lhe big one al the tiric kyaTd. Wardlow walked eight BeCore le a v ing Southern Califo rnia, he tore up before being removed in lhetrack at.Speedway605. the ixlh" inni ng When , ln his final a ppearanc e at 605, Tripp pos ted fas t , us1J exploded for five time, won the tro phy d ash, his h e at r ace a nd· the 1 runs ,. •. main e vent. • .When h e left for the midwest, be took a new Th~rnton-wen\ aU the midget with him but will drive the o ne he was us ing 1 way 1n·the seco nd game, before and turn the n e w mac hine over to another civing up ii two-run d o u· driver. ble In the r1fth whe n h e walked two batters. SAN DIEG O -T he Orange Coas t C ollege ·Pirates rinally ended their 20.game los ing streak. whipping San Diego Mesa, 6·3, in the first g a me of a South Coa s t Conference baseball doubleheader here Satur'day arte rnoon. Jones II..,, New Car The Vangua"rds t ied tht! game a t 2·2 in \he i;ix · While Lhe. flrllit weekend of qu1llfylng at lo·~ th o n Randy Greer "s r b i cll~oapolis wfll be completed today, Parnelll lones double, but USIU s c ored f4loektn1 to11ext year aloag with the current race. twice in (he s eventh on· 0'\\'hat we have been.doing this past week may ce on 5horts t o p 'R o n be• preview for next y e ar," Jones says. -Salaz ar's throwing er· · He Ill.as • m y&lery car ln operatl°°""t Indy 1od if r o r a n d on c e on It didn't quallry en the nrst day o f ad.ion Satu'rday, Thor~ton 's bas e s -lo aded It may be held back for 1976. w a lk. Jn all Tho rnto n "It's really our tt1&car," he says In descrtbjaf walked seven' tbe team's Formul• I car look· alike. 1 1 k d . th h 't l oo e a s o u g 1 \\.'Ould be a prosperous S a turday f o r th e The big change is in the engine where ian Vaneuards , whe n they eighl:cyllnder British Coswortb powerplant. has scored f o ur runs in the been 1ns\alled. opening game's rir5 t iq· Modifications are beiog made lo~adapt the nine . Sa l azar . Bill · h bo h Powell and Greer had rbi e ngine tot e tur c arger restrictions at Indy. hits, and Jiria Millsap .. There's no way a rour·cylinder can compete 1,~1ith an eight whe n the Offy face$ the s ame r estric · contributed a s acriric~ l ions," e xplainl Jone i; in talking about the new car. fly· • .. , If Jones'.new car is n 'l ready ror this serson at SCC winds up ytith a Indy, h e labs A. J . Foyt a s the odds.oq favorite1to' 22·25record. c apture the race on May 25. , , •t1tsT GlllME "But at le a s t we're the one te a11 trying to do soc111LCOLL£GE 0 1 some thing different. W e've 'ot the 911ly thing new u &etk. c1 ·~ j : '"! al Indy . Racing needs something.'' .-on,20 1 1 • o 'I. .. •: ' -) • • .. '\• =~.:·:: : : t , : d --~.:,_1..;a1 "'"· -••11~,c 1 1 : ·O Off·roa ~...--r.•"'~'-.. c;r .... 11 1· o , 1 , ~ •' ... i-11911\M,rf 0 0 0 0 Ofr.road raclfl:-.,c.,_e.t" Uoche~sliot ID tllt.e arm· ~~!;~b ~ g J ~ recent.I)' wben,tora~..,'16~ auelkied ~-draw· w.re1~ 0 ~ : : O Ing for starttag posfU.-.-foi"\Jte SiCORE AC·Delcd ~., · ~ I.is i ,.. , ~ Baja 500 to be run June l3. .. '\ •. • • ~·' ,_,.,., "''r: ~ ", A record eats:y~Gf335 Ried t~""' r1ee wt\I s.c.t1 +a1 ooo o-s • , some oft.he toPoa"61D auto TaclD"Pared 'Q uSiu 000 •~ ·~ 1 r gruellac run tbl"OOgh the ru•ged deHri' and fl ~ s1:coNoGAJU : mounlala terrain of Ute Baja PeftlAUlli. so CAL cot.~:Go&,11J " ~ ',., ,,.... ...... ..... ",. • • "-89'"·',.j ! ,,~, ~ : , -· ' WoocbSMW!"•t1tOS 'f J· .. ...~.. • =Yl·.~ I":.~~.:.~ g • • ~. , • " ' · J.• • ,,.,...r--.c • ~. t. o 1'" 1 Rick Woods or Huntington Beach may not be ~-·" l 0 I I winning ·fn sPeedwlty action al the Orange Couqty ~:!::,!;.!~o.. ; g ~ ~ Fairgrounds on Friday night but he is making ~·;;ltl : ~ ~ ~ hims elf known a t'lrwindale Raceway. r11omton,11 o o o 11 Woods, a thre,,.time national ch~mpion , won· Tot•!$ ""''''' .~~1119 , 1 1 1 two or thre e eve nt.a recently but 'was d e feated b!' " • young Bob Sc hwartz in the handicap main event. ~s~1 &: J~~ ~ ~ ; Woods c a plur.l}d the s cratc h main o'ver Steve Bast and Bill Cody. The.Friday night shOws at the Costa Mes a track continue lo ama zetthe -'motor sports world. They have bee n In excess o r 9,300 e very night s ince the campa i gn o p e ne d Irvine Finishes Tied for Fourth Sawyer Triumphs But the Pirates' one · gam~ st.-eak ended in the nightcap whe n M esa scored five runs in the 50UTM COAST CONFEqENCE CFl11•1! • t 0 ... 1{1!, !) s Ml !.dnillnlon•o I) s Funt rtan 11 I SlnDoe<)OM~'" 17 a S.....t• A... • 1• Or•no;it :0..\t 1 11 Sllw•d.i v'I Scare\ 0'1119f C.0.\lt•t, SO Mf'W l •S •• ' ' " " first inning e n r o ute to a 5 ·1 v e rd ic t in th e s e ason's final game for both tea m s. Third b asem a n R o n Swanson wa s th e Pirates' star in the open· ing game , belting a three.run home r in the seventh inning whe n OCC went a head, 5·1. And he contributed a sacrifice fly in the ninth. But in the nightcap, OCC-and pitc her Paul Possemalo-co uldn 'l overcome a r ock y first inning·. Possemato walked lhiee and committe d two balks in that inning while Mesa's Craig Willia ms and Mike Wirw as sma.ck e d two -run d0u~les. OCC's' lone rul) came in the {ifth on an rbi single by Don Averill. ... Orang~ Coast ·eTrd~ conference play with a 2·18 mark . 'lllST Gi11M£ · Dl'enge GN•t !•! •• Xr.rUClll,C I s.101 ,1., Swonwin, lb S...in,rl KOlllrr, II l..o; It> Zlmme .. oto l+ttfill, 10 Lt~,, si..n 1••," l a I eh • • ' ' ' 0 ' 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 ' ~ . Sc.ore by l"n;,.., t !O 000 l01 000 001 110 SE CO NO Cio1+ME 'Ora111• CNU (I) .. ' ""'"'"-·' Sclw'-,U ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' ' ' 0 ' 0 ' ' 0 0 SW..,l.Otl, It> Si9' .•• YOS1,•I $Piln, !I Z•mmer.10 ...... 111.~ Lot:>el, 30 ~mllO,P •1a111s " ' S<or••r t""'nv• ' .. ' 0 ' 0 ' . 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 ' ' 0 I 0 ' 0 ' . ' . . . ' ' . ' • •• 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 ' ' 0 0 0 0 ' ' ' .. 000010(1 I 3 I sooooo .:-~12 Volleyball Champions • . . •' • -+' PUBLIC NOTICE f'IC'TITIOU• •u•tN•s• llA .. I •TATIMINT no. ttll..,..nt .. , .... 1, .,.,. tllnl· "... . NliWIJ'Olll C.l!Nll!ll PL.AU., ~fl JNC111l11 +0111 llooCI, NewfW)r 9etoe.11, C.Uton•I• '1 ... llkl\&rCI A. Ne-II, t•ll ,,..,lno Off,..,,.....,..,, t.'l"• (•U .. rflj•~ l llh Ml,,.I\ '( .. <N(ltel ~ _.. h•· • 1e...1. 111( .... rll "· Nl-ll r .. 11 .wi. ...... 1 w1 • ,..,.,. ... tr. 1,,. 'I C:ll'~ o• 0.-•"91 C:oun1y gn•11 , 1t1S. ICMA•DA.NIWll..l. ODUIY ,MIWl!Ll..6 THATCHEll "611Jw1111h1 HIUI llo .. •""'1 .. .Cll, (A. 92 ... Sund!y. M•r 11 . 1915 PUBLIC NOTICE P li BLIC N01'1C E PUBl_.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC E DAILV PILOT (, .. ) PUBLIC NOTICE .,~ •4'14U SUl"llllOll cou•T OP fH I: Sf ATS Of' CALI l'OllHIA (11()11 ntl COUHTV Of'OAANG• "'·"'"'*' t!IOTIC.I OP HIAlllNG Of' f'ITITIOtll fOllf .. llfO•ATI: 011' WIU.: AMO '°A 1..ITTlllS TIST,u,11 .... TAllV EH•ll ol MICH AEL A. PAWLOFF, 0.(N-. ...Of 1C£ I~ HE A EBY C.IVEN t...i JOHN A, McGO AMA CI( r.1\ t111<1 -1111 I PoOl+llO"I !or Proooit1OI1'11411 .. 1111 !Of 1.1111•\ Te•~tmefll••Y, tele•...U lo "'l'll~fl I\ fT\10. tor 1,,.ttM r por\)$"11tL """ lflll ttlc time '"° l)!I CI •• ,,.,.1..,. ,,.. ,,.,.... fll5 t111n ttl tor Mly 'Tl. ltlS, 6.!'/1~~;"No.1~ :t: .. ~a;::,;~:: it·: C!•oc C..nle• Or lwe WeU, !n ll>e (Uy Cl\. S.nto Ane. C..lllorni•. ' o.1eo,,..,•.1•1s , ________ _ 'ICTIT10U$ •USINES• MAlollSTAT•,,.IMT l~----------~1 Pl.CTITIOUS •USINESS NAlolE S1ATl!MENT ,ICTITIOUS •USINESS HA"'S STillTlllolENf WILLIA,,. ll. SIJOMN, c-•1 C.le•• . •• JA,,.l:S A, ,,.ll.LEtt a '"' to11 .... 1no Pl•W>nL ,,. """"' e.n.1· l11e 10110 ... 1n9 i>r•!>On i. OO•no ~· ....... T"'9 to!IO..ill'J per WM' r-• OO">g \)U\I• ...... ~: NllNAYM.LU .... 1 ... ""''~··· ' .,,. s. »tiftl '" ... , l'[iltL~ l TO., 1~"1 Port1Uno 0t . I ) ill ·CUSTO M C o1,AP l!T CLE•NER\. lollNl•CqOW N CO. 1tD' Newp:>t1 Bl..,,., Newpoft lkKr., C•l1I. P.O. Qoi; 11tl, NtwllOfl S.oc11, C1ll1. 91'4.l E<lw'•r<I W, W1QOM•. 1220 Pot• NtorPQ<t No ~/, Nt,..porl 61..U., CMll. n"' 1.M....,...,c.a1w. 1o1.u•on Vitia, c.1111. '16/S .. ......,,..,.: l.:ec111., ., Plla•t>• Jen•i ~l•nlon, 2~~9! PorlotlftO Or . M•>\IOn Viejo, (.Ill IJZtll Al<lllt<I A1<t y SlenlOtl, 1S"7 Por11Uro D•., Mol•l6fl Vie10, CA. th7S Elllellollll llr«k L•,..11. ,._.,_ "Ao «11, P....-11 Vlllertl JIHKO tw~· +(OJ 11 lNVIRONMENT-'L INVfS J IC.ATI ON •C.EN(V. l)ll' Mlt9'1't ole Pkwy., M1>•10f'I V>tfo, ~ t'lo/S Publl-Ot•n9" Co.it 0011'1 "'lat. , Mly 10, 11, 11, ,,,~ ,.,,,,s..' ~~~~~~--~~~~..:·' cdtt.Wci l . C.fll rrO"I , 1312 °"""u Ot., tmll ,;,. ... (..oh!. 91•2• PUBLIC NOTICE W••<tn A l(l >ll•r , ?lllt M.o•9"'"'" Pk"'V " Ml>l•O<'I Vle)O, (.A ~t/S 1"'' ~1,..,, •> ~onau<l..O ~ ,. ..,.,.ll;loltlnt•Vl•P· -----------~ . •ICTITIOUS•USIHESS : Nill,,.ESTATll,,.ENT 1111\ b"""''" 1\ (Ofl<lu(IUI Dy • ,.,11-tne•'"'"· P'-Oit J Slenton Tlul lt•l-nl "''' toltd Woll\ t/W c.o...n1y Clerk ot O••n911 CO\Only gn Mlv . 19/S. Tllo\ tlu>lMI\ •I COnd+o<tea oy 1n '" Clow•a....i. W.o•ttn A, Ke>>ltr E.W. Wlga.ne• 111,. >t11em1n1 .,, l+i.<1 ... 111 U.. ~nlly Cl•r• al Orif>Oi C.Ounlyon •ii 1',t91S. T""' looawiflil l?e•IOfl ii 00.119 bua.I• ntH•" """ P\,Dll~o Or•nQe (.°'"" Diiiy !1ilal, 1111\ 1t11•menl "'"' ••led ... t11 tnr l..ounit C.lt•~ ol O••n~ U.ur1tv an ~.1n, 1•1s. ,.11 .. PUOll!.111<1 0<1nq.e C.O•>I O•oty p;1at. Rl.R MOtllL >10ME SEAVICllL ; 11922 Mo•bor B••d., C.••IMll c.ra ... ,""" I ,,... . ..... , II , It, JS.•nd J11n1 1. 191S lwt.IS PvOlii.r..d O••"Ot' Cae11 D"+I~ Pllal . "'"'''°· U.ond ~y •. t I, 1•1s lllol·ll llMJ4, 11 ,11,2S, ltlS 112,·lS Ol•rt ll lwlfl R•fl<lell J<., S\1 N, UIA•I"', A"'l>eom, (.A. t'.1901 ------1 flu\ t1u.i...,_1 II (on<IUtle(I l>y Ill ~ , __ P_U_ll_L_l_C_N_O~T-IC_E __ 1 J»U BUC NOTICE PliBLIC NOTIC E 0 " 1 - 1 D,,.e11 A•noonJr. • • r __ ..:...:::__-:::'.'.'.:::_:.::::..::.:.:::::__j---;;:;;:::c:::::-~C:CC::C:-:---1 f11!1 1t1tenwnt "''"' '''"" wotll '""' ,ICTlflOUS •USINESS C.-ly CletkOIO<•~ C:o11nty a<1Apnl •. ,,,.21 SU,lllllOtt COUttT 0, TME f'ICTITIOUS •USINES$ Nill,,.S STAflMENT 13, 191~. STATll 0' C.ALI f'OllNIA FOR NA,,.E STA TIMl:NT THE COUNTV o .. OllANGE Tiii touowl"9 per.on~ l<t 00+"11 Du~i· .... A•t:M41 ... u '" NOflCE 0" 1'41li11111HQ, OF TllAV EI.. UNll loltTEO. 11641 .. liTITION ,011 ,ttO•ATI OP WILl l•>llN 8oult•••<I, Suote 140, T"'"hn, illNO POllf LIEffllllS Tt.SlillMll .. · C...111.tt..O TAll Y GeJl9 An<lreil Beelllft. t/0 New Tl>e lallowln9 pe•sO"I Is <laong bu\•· .. .,.,: P H OENIX INOU!.TRIES INT ER NATIONAL, I ll W. 11111 SI,· B1<1n9, O·f. Co•tl M<l•• Vlrljl! ill. Sclui'lo, 1110 E !~111 St """'-I Be.t<ll, (,,, 911>6-0 1'012'11 PuOh \.M<I O••n9" C.oe~t O•llY ..,.,. 1+.prUll,efl<IMIJ '· 11, ti, t91S 1•!16.ll Pt' BJ.IC XOTICJ-: E\11 11 o l t1Ell!:Nol, WDOO Memp•r.l<t Or., CO.t• Me.,a, C.0111 SPOWERS,t11oa •nowni\HELENAW. ~ Tr.i' Mint•• I> tan<k«1HI o'(~ In Clowi<lull. FICTITIOUS BVSINESS ,L Vlrqll A S<+ .. lla NillM£STAfEMENT Tl!!' ttlltmtn\ ••• flied ,,,.,111 tl'lt Tl>e IQl!owong s>e•wn °' OOonog llo.N· ~';'l Cl••• al Ori nQOI (oun11 gn Moll y ne"::..·, pqooUCTS, 330 Plo.cenliei SPOWEqS, al1oa t;nown ~• >1ELENA 81rry Hou\1man Bethle.", tHS ~POWERS, Otctllt<I. .... .. ~p~!re 0• .• C.o.i1 ,,.,.,,., C.1it ...OTICE. IS HEREBY Cio!VEN 11'111 '2U4o VIVI AN SPOwEA!i. "OF FMAN ""~ ""'°"~ JO\eor. Sickett, tns Llh• !!ltd Mrel" i pelUIO"I la, PtaGete o1 -WDr.,Wflillle•.Cll1l.'IOWJS NUI •"" lor L~ll•r• Te111menl•Y. •e· ,,..1111 8 11nc11t S•c•ett, 911.S L•n· 14HlO Awt ., No. 10•, Nt wpar1 Beocll . 1>ut111.r.e<1 O••nve coos• O••!y Pilol C...l l!Otfl•.tt?M>O ,.,.t ll,11.tS.o1M June l,19/S 1•1S.7~· S1e-n l esH• ,,.cAnlls, l03 Vte l~en<t 1a Wfl•(" +1 ml<I• to• tuttntr donttDr.,Wllllller,C1lit.tOMIS. oortlcull•I. 1n<1 tflll 11\e time'"° l)llCt Thi•~;,..,, h co""u'lt<I t>y 1 lorn.I· al llterin9 t .. i•me ,.., oeen \.el tor edPl•lnt,•fllp. I LoOD ~. Newoort BeolCll, (..Iii! 91fotoO Tr. .. Du1lne•• •• conouo;lt<I t>y en """ """' 11 , 191S. el •·lo J .m, in IM C..y11 Anarta Beelller ---------o.~i<lu<il coun•aom ol DIPO•tmenl No Jal wi<I lllil •lottmtnl wil> lilHI ••Ill I"" couf1. 11100 Cowie Cer>te• D""' ......,,l, In C:-J C!tirt; at 0•.0"9t C.O""IJ on N><•I Pt:liLI C :\01'IC E Tr.i, ~';,':;:;11~'.!;~"111eo -tfl""' ll'lt C.1t1 ot Sen11 "'"'· Cll•lorn11. J:l. ""· County C:le•ll ol Oten<)ll' (ounly on ,.,,.Y Ol1•<1 """' •. 191S WILLllllM t.. M J014N, County C:I••• lllt:OMAN, OALl::.SSI, 0£Ull:ME.JIAN, WOODS & OYER "'11W.0cNIOahrCI, a <IOO FQIU Publiitled Or1nQ01 COi~\ O•ily Pilol, •1121,•fl<I MIJ 4, 11 , II, lflS 1 ... r.1• FICTIT\OUS•USINESS j '' 191S. NAlolE STATl:,.ENT '4'f Tiil lollo"'"'li perl.Otl' e•• Going D<& Puot1~ed O•l"il'f Cot•I Colly "'"'· ,,.111t: Molly 11, II, 1J,endJ11ne I, 19/S 111>1·1S ... (II, C..lit. t<ll01 illltw .. y1tor : E•l(\llor '-------------·I C.•mlno C 1 ~l >l •lflO. S•n Ju• P''BLIC "OTI C~ 1· (.lc)ltlr1no,(..lht.92•)S ~ I Ir· PUBLIC r-.;oTICE c.R111NA OA q EAL roAs. J111j PICfL110USBUSIN£5S. Poul Arlllur l •PtwtllO, nQ:IS V•d H•lolE. STlllTE,,.E NT <II' AIJUlll, S,.., Juon (.1pi,tt1no, C.UI. F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS l "" lallOWiftll perwnt 1rt<I01ng bulo•· 926/S MA,,.£ STiii TEM E NT Puoll\lled Oren11t (.aeU Ooi!y ~IOI • ........ : Ron11<1 R.Homon,1qJS IVl1Ac ew , TM tallOWlllQ Pt•1on• art *'•"II PUBI SALTY M>.R INE, 10S mr. St., • L1qun1 Nlgue1,CA. bu>•nt••CI>; Mly!0,11,11,t91 S lt.f9.IS .I C NOTICJ-; NewpOtlBe.t<ll,CA.'11~ TfllsO...tlntst uconOuc tt<I DY'""i" ill C:P IS>i AW £NTERP!fl!.ES.. 1------·°",-----f Atlflut E. B:iin<11, 101 181fl SI .. dhi<lull. ~ 19JS1 Wt~mou1n Ln ., >1un!on.;il0" SLP·ISl.ci ,,._,.port Be..::fl. CA. <n•i.o P1ul A. Z<llPl>l••to BtCIO:ll, CA SUPERIOAGOUllTOFTHE ~cat1 E. Mapkins, 10S 211~ St., Aon1ld R.Hom1n C..•••<I 0. s.11.o..,, 1VJS1 w.,y......,.1411 STATE 01' CALI fOR NIA Rt" Newp0t1 S..tell, CA. 91'40 Tr.ii Sl•ltment ••~ Hied """' 1 UI .. Hunt<ngton ~e.t(ll , c.-. 1Mll COUNTY 0 ' OllAtrlC.E Tiii\ t>u~.,...," (Of1<111ctt<I DV •Omo I· Couflly CletW. al O•anr,it Counlyan A.Prt M.i<•e !."""'· 19311 Wt ymoYlll UI , «! POrtner1fllp. 21, lt1S. Hunloni;t\Of\ 8e.ot n. (A N•.A·U1t.J S<ottE.Ho"t in\ F4n l"" Du><.,el> ·~ <0"<1"c 1e<1 or ·• NOTICE 0' H £ill 11 I HG OF Af1""' E. 81n<1y PuOlo!>llt<I Or•nve Coo•I O•oly p;IOI, gtoefiil l>ilflr><"'"'f>. PETITION FOii P"OBlllTE 0' Will 111•' 1t1tt ,,...n! "'II litHI w•tr. ti.., .... J4, II, ll ,1S.191S 1>11·1~ ~r.or<l 0 51\iiW ANO FOii LETTt.llS TEST,u,IEN· c....n1y (.1•<W.olD1onge(.ounty on~y lno~ >lillement '*~' l•l<'<l "''th IM TAR'!' I, 191~. (aun!r C•e•k 01 O•.ono;i' C.auntv on Ell••• al C.LENN N. MILE. ~tt'I -.pru1;,191;. . l:Jt,tel)ed PutlliW!<I O••"V-C.a.11tfD1ilv p;1a1 , Pt:BLIC 1'0TIC E f4mt NOllC.E I ~ HERE,BY GIYEN 11\al MIJ1l, ll ,1S,o1n<1 June I, t91S HCl-ISl--------------1 Pu0toir.ee1 OtMIQe C.0111 Daoly f>rlOl , EDNA K. HILE r.11. l\ll'CI N reln e.peli· "ICTITIOUS •USINllSS Apnl10.11. dfl<IMIY 4, 11, 191S llM·IS tlor>larPr001\taf W1\l1n<ll0tiu...anc:e PUBLIC NOTICE MA,,.ESTlllTE,,.ENT af ltl\e•1 l~temenlory t~ tr.e prlJ. TM 1a1 1owi~·"'"°" h OOing ~· 1.-r, relertn-tt to wPl!tll I$ ,....,. lor-------~-----­.. "'': SU .. £'.lllOllCOUttTOf'C.ALlf'OltNtA TME TORT Ol&E SMELL, 1~ lur1Mr "'"f1o<ul•rl, 11\11 11111 ll>t lime -piece ot M1r!n9 11\t 1•mt fla$ be«I WI for Moy JI, l•IS. et t :JO 1.m .. In , .. '°"""'"m 01 De"'"ttment Na, 1 al $.li<I <oU•t. It l<ICI C.••IC c.n1., Dritt'NHt, ln lt'<t City ol SMll:ii ANI , C•Ulor11l1. Datt<1Mlwt.1•1s WILLlillMS. .• tJOHN, CoUfltJ C.lert BAllNES, SCHAG, JOWN.ON, MENNllDY & C.•AUON, B1: Ell NEST J. SC"A~., Jtt_ •SU MO<Ar11111r a1vo1, Be• 11 .. ,,..,,.""' ae.te11, c...111.,1111 ttw.i Tel:tlf. .... illltM"MTlfor: ... 110•,..r Puot1~ed Or•n0t C.oo •I 0.Uy PilOI, MJJ !O, 11, 11, ltlS 1/(lt.IS COUNTY OFOllA"'•E Bol5'1 OllUI, Mu,.l•llljlton B<!:i (ll, Clllt_ MO. A.a.Jll '2..it 01101!11. TOSNOWC.AUSE Aly a. ErkklOfl, l t 9l1 Lil.te U flt, RlA C1'4ANGE 0, NAME Hunl!nQ'I"" lke(I\, C.01. f1'41 In •• JOHN JOSEPH SGROFAN I. ii Tni• Du~nK!. ls cond11Cted D• '" .... Minor, by AOSE Ml+.IUE FINNEG•N, Ql~i-l. 1'11\Wtflt, ..,Cfl:iifl9'lol N•me. RI¥ B. Erick'°" T• •""'k~ or JOHN JO!>EPH Thi• ,11wm101 ••~ tiled wltll '"" ~l=:~NI •. ,,...99off1"1N,....,. C-.IJ Clfftl al Otwive County on NM'!I .... litM Jll'' ~ti. •n d. II ....-orlflQ • ,,,s, frk> ,,;cf :iiptilrc•ilo" '"•' J0H"N ' JOSEPH SCROFAH I ,.., flltd on ;ap. Put>!lllled 0•1n<11 coo.i C.Uy Pila! plkllloll Pf'opoSl"9 tfllt lllS'Nml t>I M11•,11,11,2},191S IS.2·15 o:hM .. d IO JOHN JOSEPH FI N· MEGAN. 1------------ HO#, THERIO.FORE, 11 is horeOT or· PUBLIC NOTICE .,..-tncl ~lr1,Md, lflll en !Mf'P'IS 1 ... 1 __ :.._:c.::=cc..'---C.:C.:C:--- to,tit<t<l In sold mltt<r do_,, •tCTITIOUSIUSIMESS llOl«e 1111$ Geu•t 111 Oepl. 3 on ll'lt IOlll NillME STATlMENT PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BU5114£SS Ni11MilSTAfE,,.£1'1T ' 11-lollo•i"9 Polf Wl'IS 1rt Going liol&i• ..... ,.,: l POqTSIOE INTERNllTIONl+.1., ?]OJ Weil Bel001 9 1,,0., Newoart Btl<Cll, CA. '2M>O Tet i. V1eQ01, 121 OQll Slrttt, C.,,11 Mtlo9, CA. tto2• Aollolrl H'1lel, 22t Ofllt S1;M: Cosl111Ww,CA .t'l•26 f(f Tlli' Oui.;...,,s Is CO"IOuclt'd bf " !llfflfrll e>ertMr)lllp. 1, qobtrl H11tl • 11111 s••t.menl we• tiled ••Ill tl'le ~I eounty Cle•• or O••nge Cou,.1yon Apdt 29, itfS. : ..... Pullllsl>ed Ot•n9" C.aost 01i1r p;1Qt M.o~(, lt. ll.1S, lt/S ISn-0 I" 'Bl IC N;OTICE O.y af J.,..., 19IS, 11 10:00 •.m. al wio . '-·" u ' dlJ to shllw ,..,,.. ,..11, tllt ope>Ucll!on Tiie loll-lllljl per!.O<'I 11 <1o1.-.g ..,.,.. 1--------------! 1 ,.10:_!,.h•"9• ol n1me 1.llauld nol toef'lltlS:~~AA IUS REA LTY, ,511 Ctl\t• PUBLIC N,'OTICE SLP·1S161 .,,. SU,ElllOll COUllTOfT14E IT IS 0fURlHER Dq0£RED tNt 1 P:iilmo, Mun1 lnvton Bll Cl'I, C..Ot!lorrWI STlllTE 0' C.ALl,OllNlill JOit '°"Y af !Ills Order bt ll'Jtlliilfitel ... tl'lt 92tol1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS THE COUNTY 0' OllillHGE t 0flll!llt Count y 01 I I y Pl IOI . 1 "'°'"°" K. LlwlnQilon, •Sit .Ct!sl<i NA,,.£ STlllTE,,.EMT He, ill·P7412 NWlpl.Pff ol gen.11•11 clrc1111tl0n print· ~';"· Hunllflql &n Beecll, Cllolomio Tiit tollowill9 petlOfl ;~ ,..;ng ~ NOTICE OP HEill"lHG 0 ed ln Mld <oYnly.•lle••IOflCteocfl -••·· . "'"''" • PETITION '0" ,llO•lllTE 0" Wll ...... t• tour suc:Ce~O!.lv• wHki prlor to Tllll Dusl .. •l 1$ C&nduded t>y en ,.,. 808 DIAMOND ._ A!.SOG1A Tl!:S, illNO FOii LETTE"S TE5TAMEN lt'<tdlyotwid11Nrln9, cll "IOuOI. llSI E, Bortr.1r<1, Sillll ANI, Cllll. TillllY DAT ED : A"'il 21, 19IS Gor"°" l l•lll'JSlon . ~ Es1llt al RUTHS. ANOEq!l()N SAMUEL OqEIZEN Tflll stlttmtnt WIS tiled wolll lflt RoDt•I Eric KleinllOll, 13S1 £, Otctoloed. JUDGE. OF 1HE Co<a'lllY Cl•'k ol OrenQe County gnN><ll BorCMt<I, S•nto illnl, Cot II. t"l'llB N011CE I!. HERE8V C.IVEN IM SUPERIOR COU llT n. lt7!. ftlh ~ntt' it tonduc lll'<I l>y ~ ln- Ml+.RSHALL 1-1. "'N OERSON , JA., 50NGEll, LEA YELL, llOHlllEllf ~ dl•l,,....,1. !Heel N reln 1 peUUon tor Pr-4• ANDJORGt.HSEN l'\IO!lsht<l Or1n9' C.O.st Dolly ftkM, RQOe•I Erk ll:lti11fl01t w .11 1n<1 la• 1i.1u1nct ol L1n1, -'1-1:Uior .t.prl1 11,•fldMOJ,, 11.11, 1t1s ,.,...JS TfliS stotem"11 we~ IU•d wilfl 1111 l•U•men1ery 10 1111 peUUont,, r•· ltmOer!IA-COufltyClerkol 0r•r19"C.aunlyon Ap{l l ••••Mt to wr.ICh I\ mo<lt for I .. lm.-r, Ce1Kenll1 M7.. 1', ttJ~. ' par\o(ulet~, •n<I t™'I tr.e '"''" 111<1 pll<e T9': JUlftS.-MoM Pli BLJC !\'OTJCE ~ ol Ma•l"9 Ult " ...... fl1s Dttft I.el Al-"#W ... llll••"'r Publlll\O!CI 0''"9" C.OolSI Olily Pl.llot, MOy 21. 191S, ,, 9.JO 1.m., in 1 Pl,lblllllRd Or<ifl9' c. ... ,1.D•ily Pllotl--~,c,;";c,,c,;0o0o,c,"uo,c,c,c,c,c,---l ,...y,, 11. ti, lli, 191S lS.15 u1,,.t1•aorT1 of 0.l>Or lmenl No. l ol iii ~,.,IT, ll,25, lt lS Uli1 -IS NAlllli STATEMENT cou•t, et IOOClvk C•nt•• D••W! W.\1, I The lollow•no person h d<li"ll out.i· PUBLIC NOTICE 1ttt C.•tvo1s1111e An1,c:ii11tor"'•· PUBLIC NOTICE neu~: O.teoM:iiyl,191S ME1ALSTI TC>1 CillSTINC. ----------~-~ WILLIAM£. StJOMH, FICTITIOUS •USINESS REPl+IA COMPANY. 1"1b Unot Na. t, PICTITIOUS •USIN£S5 HillMESTAfEMENT C....n!y C.ltfk HAME 'TA TEMllNT "'ecen1l1 Awt., Colli MfSd, (;I+. '2flll •ARNl!S,5CNlllG,J0HN50N, IAm9flClllC.tlltlt•i. O.rrtl! R. Not, 9162 Conte•O...ry . MllNNl!:OYICA~LSON "4~~1 ltJJ ) I Gl•-<ll!nGroue ,C:ol.97~•1 l>J EllNEST J. SCMlllG l '-lallawl"9 JM!r wni' ore dOl.-.g lloAI· •. T.11is Ou\ oner. i1 con<luct~ Oy en In· U$11 ... MOdt Vlle .. Cli, ... \l.; Oiwt<lu<il, Slt.!01 THE BUNl(HOUSE, 1•3) SupiviOf 1 Darrell q , NDf Uitllflll Hllll, C..Ul1,nl1 t2•Sl AW!fllll NeWport 111,,., Colltornl• Tfl1S 1t1tem1n1 "'"' l•ltd with the ---• . . c ... (.gut\ly itrk al Dr1r1ge (.ounty on AprU l }, lflS. A1tor,..y1tw: ~111.""'9~ Pul:>ll\lltd Oro rige (MSI O.lly Piiot, 0. ,,..,10.11,11,1911 1101.1 A 1. C..pt Al<t Co., c/o Boronc:a v1lopme11t, 111c., 1413 S\lptrlar PUBLIC NOTICE "'" .. • Ne"'"°'' Be1ch, C1111ami1 ""' • 2. w1111 Fa•oo Mort•oe tfl¥11\0rs, /o W61h F•roo Re:ii111 Actvi'°''' Dttk t Bo~ l001S, TermlNll "'1nell, sAflQlltle!., C.lltorn11*JO Tl!!• O<lliMSS It 0.1"9 Cor4\ICled Oy Llll'lltld fP1rtne<1flip. fHE &UNICHOUSE ' ByC..peA lre Co. " G1 1!l a rn l1 gtlll t •I por1n«\tllp), • """"''' !M•lnff BJ 1..W.Mh19r ByWllU•m T. Roe Ill II• Tllk "'"'"""' ...... !lied wl1fl l!'lt au11t1 Cl••~ of O'•nfl• Couftty , lllomlOOtl ,,.., S. 191}. ...... PuOO!l>ed Or1nve Coos! O.lty Piiat, J 11, 11, 25, •nd JUl'I• 1, lt1S 1'°2·1S PUBLIC NOTICE ---~--,,.UN I Ct PAL COU ltT 0, c;ALI ,0. N 11111, COUNT V Of' OllillNGll •1<UCAwaV•lle' P•rk-r, LfftlM Nl9uel, GolltonWoti.11 50UTN OllfAHOS. COUNTY JUDICIAL DISTRICT CASIE NUM•IE 11 ISIS SUM,,.OMSOM AMENOIO (;QM,LAIHT .. 111111111 : SE ARA 8V ILOI NG T[AIAl..S, INC.. Deltfldolll\: JI M l£V£NS •lloCI kflOwn at JAMES E, .. ' ' TEVENS, SU RElV COMPlllNY DF ---~~=------l ' •• PACIFIC. enCI DOES I l"'OUQll X,lncl<IJI"" Tel the l)ell'fldon": A cl•ll (or..,i.-int x ' !Mlfl tlloel b¥ 1111 pl01nt!tl •'"' , II J'Oll wllll to ct.lenCI 1r.i1 llWWll, '""II tilt 111 ttlh court • .,,;u.., Int 111 per-to tlll co~l'inl lor wrltloll or o••I ot11dln!ll. II 1 Jull!ce l witl'lln )9 ctoyi Iller lflll ,.-. k Mr¥tlll °"'yo,,.. QtM....,.lw. "°" Olllt •HI bl ... llf'•<I Ofl epp!lu tlon -~fttltf UICI I,.,. court ,...,en1er fuOttntM ~111$1 YOV tot I,.,. '"°""y ..... , A lie! '"Ufftl4 111 the <- M. .. ,... ....... _ ........ 1o1: ......... , ..... _ftlrf ................. , .. ~ ""'' fllNltlilt. H •r. , .......... .,_, DM1li\,"l!J.1'· \'74 I On' I, Cieri! -r ly0.0.IM~htr,0.pOl!y GltAL) ltONS ANDUJIO .... IMC. ._.."1IUI• ............... ,. ... :o. ... ,.1. ' Ml>M,C.,tt1...-1111tJ•K """ Put>ll~l'lt<I Oronge (oe\I 01lly Pilot, illp<l I 10, 21, Ind Ml y '· I I, ttl5 l]SIJ.IS PUBLIC "OTICE f'ICTITIOUS •USINS.SS NAMll STillTIMllNT no. 1011-•nv per-I• doing bllsl NMI': ,,.tSTEllf l(,ClEAN 1NG SEA.VICE.1 \~II Wllt•llUrf I.II ., HU111111(1l1M lltoc:h, u. t'H.kl Wini• Gooelm.., "'"""'o.,, 1t21 W1lt•O<"Y Lii., Mu11Ungla11 !lirp<fl Col II. t'Ho4 ' Thll M l,,.1s 11 con<lucled t>y en in dl>rl<lu•I. wuu, c.. 11.ennt<IY Tiiis 1\llfmenl "'e' liled wltll tt.e OturolY CterM al Or11191 County on NM'tl 1'. ,.,s. ""'' Put>lllflt<I Oronve CN'I Delly P>lot, ,,_.,,_, 11 , 1•. JS. 1911 1~ii PUBLIC NOTICE -f'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS HlllM• STillTll,,.ENT Tiit folloorl"!I per10t1 I' <loino D<l>l · Mii.,: MA IN Sf . 8Aq, U60S. COl\IH"'Y" '-'"""• Blocr., Cllll. 9J6.Sl -·Ion RflOdtl, tlOS Temple H!!ll 0tlW, L.1911"><1 BIHi\, (.•Ill Tflh bul.l,,.1111 conClu<ted tot on In· dl•ld!IO•. ,.,.,IOfl Al'Mldt:I • Thll 1111 ....... 1 ... , !lied wll" '"" C-Oty Cllrll Ii Ore""' Cawnlyon ••• 2', ltll. -Pvtl4111Wd Ot.,.9" Coesl Otlty Pl~ ,,..y I, It, It, 2,, ltlS ,,.., - PUBLIC NOTICE $TATllMlNT Of' AIAMDONMIENT o• use ott 'ICTITIOU$ JUSIMISS MAME '"' lol-1119 --~ ·--ltd tN1111tol tM tlcllllovs b111k'>t1' ...,..: OEAN"S,,.EOl(INE SHOP,l'KI E. lltfl SI., Co5te ,,._ .. , C.IW. t2W T"' "kMU..1 .. ,, ..... ...,,. .... """" ....... -· tllllll .. Or ..... C.-1•MIY1t,~t1a. • n,., DeMI Le,oy W k oi , m 1 ... Y~M .... Got!lf ........ c.tlf, '"'"' Tlllt. flllsl""" -· C-lflWttlNI oY .,. flcll•'-"o:t"" 1.. Witco• Tt111 stn-..i we'I Hlotd wilt! IN ~~IY Cl ... 11 .•I Ot•not COYnt1 on II IS,. ltli. tl;O\•I_..... ~f« .. lel11llH . ,1MM ,.,,,.1......, o ...... GOltl o.lty l"llot, ""'911\l'IH °' ...... Coe.i 0.11, Piiot yll.11,IJ,•llclJ-1,ttlS ~1" ...... llM,.ll,e:nfMOY•,U,lt75 .1J8.7. TM toOawlng pe•wn !t OOlng llvSI· ... J.1,.\; I THE CUTTING BOARD No. W, 1100 No,lfl Mlln St .. Senti Arie, C•Uf. "~' Pel Koo, •011 B1rb•<IO~ AYI., c pttSS Go r i toltOJ y • ' . .. Tflls t>u•llll\S I\ (Ond ... ct•d by 1 dl•l<lull. • Pt-1 Moa • "" '""~" "" W'4 "'i ~Y Clt•-at 0 ••n9" C.Ou11tron ·1 U. 1t1S. • u PWlll!llo<I Oronge (0111 011ly , A4><!1t7,•fl<IMIY(,U,tt ,lflS I I' • -- PUBLIC NOTICE • • ~ f'ICTICIOUS IUSINESS • Miio,,.£ STillTllMEHT The IOllOW11"9 IJOHl.Otl ii dOillO ~ -M: I CAE.SAq 'S GROOMI NG. =1 ForWI Aotd, Lo911n1 Nigvtil, CA 11 hlrlcl:ii S. Cllu<tll, itll 'f!1h 9'1S1ol, Soni• Ana . CA. J. This Dont""' I• canduc:ted tot ,I~ dlriel .... t. ' Pet•lclo S. CllurtPI • • Tll!s ... ,e..,erol "''' 111.0 wllft>1 1W County Cler II al Orongo CO\lfrtJ ..... Y J, lfTS. ' .,. Pu!MISl\OICI O••nve Coo at Oelly ~ ~¥II, II, 2~,lnd Jun•1, lt7S .1i PUBLIC NOTlCE:l --,tdflTIOUS•USIHESS ;t "'""'ESTATEMlNT .• n ... 1011oor!n9 per>0n l1<101n11t>uilfle• a1: ! (I) lr.,lne Doo• Comp.ony (7) r,;:tt Tlmt lll •PR 1110 ... 1tt lts, J llt S.O.lnen, lrvint , C1Utorno•t1IOS . OOu9!1i; Wo1ren R11o!e, 4 2JI S.O<lntn, lr .. 1111, Ce1no•nl1•JIOS . 1111~ """net.!. h (OnCl<Kled Oy "".t !,.. Cli•IOl>ll. . Do1.t9lnW.Rtl9tt , Thh 1lelem•nl w•• tiled .,,n,. ltoor C-IY Clerk ot Orln9' (O...fllYOl'l.,.,..11 ll. "'~· • ..,,. P'Ublllhtlll OrOfl{MI CO.•I Dolly l"llCll Aoril10,21,end,,..,4, 1I,1tl) "!'·' PUBl.IC NOTICE ~ "ICTITIOUS •USINl.SS 1 MAM• STATSMINT .• The to11ow1no per.on is dOlng !JW• -u : DEAN 'S PHARMACY, )tO E~Altll "-·· Offt• Mew, C.•lll. '2621 • o.... L•••¥ wuca•, , .. , 11ooo¥1i1e or1 .... , CM.I•,.... ... cen1. •1111 • This OUll,,_., I• (ol\Clutttd by' In. ·--· OMl'IL.W!ICO~ 1lol1 tletwment "''' t iled ....i~ IN co...n1, Cle•lt 01 Q•a~O• C:tM.I on Aptll 15, 1t15. • ..... PubHlll• or .... Qt co.11"01111, JlllCll , AlltllllD,lf,lflCI Mlyl,, 11, ltlS W l•IJ ' " , . ~ .. • • L:zA un.11 .. 1 l"'1L.VT Sunaay.May11, 1975 · -1\..T T 7• • T 0 · · · Hotel;· Con,vention Cent~r Slated for Mtw.pi;rt : 1 , ew ,, ie J 0 ract p' en A 480·roo"1 hol•I and •rrhitcttural englnoe:· IAflhur Boulevard In ·~·all planes w\(h cucad· J . l~ 1eaUQ1 ,.paeity ingf1rn1. iNtf'+"pori Be•cl:t, and the iny v111csclin1l'A1J,oeach • • • ... .. 1 ronvent1oa'•tei" design Th~ galleria .JI! pro· 1&WPJ~ ll., '11ff l"l\Jl~ to. b~lronyplanter :'?' a ~·A s~ngle ·Slory plan ror every. 1ta1 tos lighters 'and raised PQOI, physical fitnna ~ ~t.ben'M!! ha1 beea,t;Clhpltt· PQsed by the At:fas ,Hotel, coat tlZ mil ton: ' DyeF•John1on Inc also ste" 1s orrered by the selection hearths, au tom at'ic electric card room, a crafts l'OOJI', ~ etA by Dyer~Jo~son lnc .. group. ~r $tu~ Diego. Th~ '"' th1 l.D~tµ"_lor mull will deslaned the re~rea · . bl ~omes at Casta del Sol, the ac-garage door openers, storage ·tables, ~cie bowling Bod ahr.6t oe al •I a n.d s c..,ap' site 18 ~dJucent to Ma~ bl~A .c~-by 10 ~ry Uo~ypPol ~ :.,_~y.e adult community in Mission areas off the patios, paUo bars, Oeboard. A fuU -'tlm_e.proleutonal _J._ .~Viejo. and central air·conditioning. recreation staff conducts".'. , · rHome shoppers can choose diversified program of year; r;i.;p~ a variety of six single-story <:ASTA DEL Sol kitchens have round activities for the reaJdenta. ,. ·lteor plans, each with three or continuous cleaning ovens, large Prices range from $37 3'5 to ~ ·xur different exterior s tyles. capacity dishwashers, disPosals. $64,995. • • .t .Our of the plans are single· pantries, hand finished wood I ~~~fnily detached homes, while cabinets, and luminous ceilin~s . ~ast~ d el Sot, at 24955 .~e othe rs arc available a.s Some plans include a built-in Marguente ~arkway,maybere· •au'plex. triplex or foun>lex w1its. barbecue grill. ac~ed by taking the La Pai Roa~ · "Since this is one of the mos t A guard-gated community. e~it from the Santa Ana/Sail ··ifm.portant purcha s e s in. a Casta del Sol has 24 -hour guard Diego Freeway a~d _,roceec11nt 1 *'h:ome shopper's lifetime, a wide and seeurity service. Residents east to M arguer1te. P.~way. felection of plans is provided to. also enjoy the $630,000 recreation turn left on Marguen~ lo Cesta '{appeal to dirrere.nt lifes~yles a_nd· complex, which features a heat-del Sol Boulevard and nght lo the .. liY1ng patterns,' explained Jim ed swimming pool, a therapeutic model complex. '•L-etshman . project s ales ""Fnanager. "The design of each ·floor plan was carefully con- • si.dered in terms or optimum con· · .... yenience and practicality.·· ]_-.CREATED FOR adull.5 over 43 1 with no resident children under "21. Casta de l Sol offers two· and three-bedroom homes with one· and two· car garages. Styled for quiet living or hob· by-oriented couples, some plans include third bedrooms converti· ble to den/craft rooms. Many homes are perfect for entertain- ing, with large living areas which open onto outdoor patios . New Houses Slowed By Red Tape, L~~s SACRAM·ENTO (UPI) -New home and 21 months to pr~ss housing construction is being the'paperwork, .. he told the com. "Slov ·ed by excessive govcrnmen~ · miltee. which held bearings on tal paperwork and regulation, problems in various segments or the Joint Comm ittee on the the California econoiny. State's Economy was tQld. Leonard said the number of Bill Leona.rd. executive direc· governmental agencies required tor of the Associated Building In· to approv·e a new housing sub-· dustries or Northern California. division b.aS iDcreased to 47 in • • •' ' The ultimate homes iit the .. best view sites around the exclusive Big Canyon Country Club in Newport Beach have now been released for sale. " Join over 127 corporate presidents who alreadl:' live in this exclusive guardgate CQmmunity. • •• . ' oeanea'.~om~~ ~ IB311$~fill · • N I·:\ \/PORT Bl·:AC:H • ' •l • " patios. Among the popular features al Casta del Sol are vaulted Jiving l room ceilings. fireplaces with been a £actor in a 10 percent • He sa1d the most difficult, and IRVIN~ decline in new home construction costly. applicatio1;1 . to get ap· · .::,' each year. proved is the envirOnmental im· VI' 1 A"",r,C ' ' I Fron1 L.A', ttle the San Dl~gb ~j. $0U\h 10 1 MacArthur Blvd. Go 50\lth (left) on"MkA.rthur'ih. 10 San Joaquin HIU1 Rd., nght to Big Canyon . Drive. 'J'ell the Seairlty Cua~ }'du.want 10 se9·1 Denne liomes. Phone (714) ~~ , ..._ · • I ' ~ ... , ..... .,,._ .... ~ ····-·"'"··-~."··~ ··Jt takes us 65 days to build a pact statement required of all IL.A..~.,.. ~ ,,..~-::.,..-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"" ,_:.~~~~~~~l~a~r!;!'_e·~s~c~a~le~d~e~v~e~l~o:l!!!m~cn~ls!·~~~.l!!~~~~!=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=c:::::================================:=""'""~ Real Estate •I "'Questions/Comment By R••ltor R•ndall Mccardle, Phd. What is the variable interest rate? I understand thal savings and loan associations will soon be lend· ing money on a "sliding scale" basis. How will that be regulated? Will the savings and loan associa- tions then both raise and lower the interest rate? Whal is the purpose of the Variable interest rate? Will it effect m y present loan? 'fhanks for your help, J.G., Costa Mesa , Ca . The variable inte rest rate is now a reality. .it is with us . 1£ you ha\'e an existing loan you will not be arrected by the savings and loan associations' new policy. The next real estate loan you obtain ~ from a state-chartered savings and loan association "''ill probably have a variable interest rate. Great Western Savings is just one of the lenders that is now utilizing lhe variable interest rate con· cept and they definitely believe that the variable in· terest rate will make home OY:nership Possible for more families. In a recent publication Great Western Savings indicated that over the last 10 or 20 years, home ownership has been denied to an increasing number of families during periods when money for housing w.as not readily available. When this occurs, the high cost of money makes monthly payments higher than many (amilies can afford . TlllS IS THE MAJOR reason why the old, fix - ed-rate type or home loan is being replaced by the variable interest rate loan. What is a "VIR" home loan? Stated most simp- ly the VIR i1; a loan made at a rate which is subject to change in small, regulated amounts -up or down -over the life of the loan. The VIR is de· signed to help level out mortgage rates and the sup - µly of money, thus minimizing the peaks and valleys and making it possible for more families to enjoy the benefits of home ownership. · The story or the development 0£ VIR loans begins in the early IOOO's with the start of the modern American trend toward home ownership for the greatest possible number of families. At first, home loans were mjlde at fixed rates for short terms -such as five years. After fiv e years, the buyer usually re-financed with a new loan at a new rate -whatever the rate happened to be at the time. Often homes were re.financed many times. STARTING IN THE l930 's. loans v.:cre made for longer and longer periods of years -so that monthly payments could be made lower and lower and more families could buy homes. Today it is common for most loans to be s pread over a period of 30 years. However, when you look back over the last 30 years, you find that the •·going" rate or cost of money has gone up and down literally hundreds or times. It was this experience with excessive nuctua· lion of interest rates which proved that fixed-rate loans create serious problems when they are spread over long periods of time. llere's what happens: When money is plentirul, all types or interest rates are usually low. More l'amilies arc able to buy homes. Builders build more homes. Realtors, furniture makers, painters are all at work. earning more money to buy even more homes and other pro- ducts. We all enjoy a period or prosperity THEN, WllEN MONEY becomes scarce. the ·--cost of money begins to increase rapidly. Lenders now have to pay higher rates to get the money they need for home loans. Soon they are paying out more than they are receiving in monthly payments on ;'!};r~Jder loan~ which were made when rates were . G' .. To make up the difference, the interest rate ror ~ w buyers must be increased enough to offset the er rates on older loans. Now new buyers are ac· ' :llly subsidizing a portion or the cost of older OO)lS. Many families cannot afford the higher mon- y payments. · ~ ... ::-: Tt becomes difficult. if not impossible, to buy or , D a home. Realtors, home builders and all hous- g.related industries are now forced to Jay orf •• rkers. We all move into a period of recession. -.. ; A simple illustration of new buyers having to 1 $\lbsidize earlier buyers might be in a supermarkel i ~eh contracts to sell bread to a ·customer at a 1 ~ttked price of 40 cents a loaf over the next 30 yeart. .-pn you imagine what happens when hia;ber cost.a 1 .!ftive up t~e price or bread from 40 cents to .50 cents? , l.i order ror the supermarket to continue selling .,i·,Wead to this customer tor ;40 cents, it would have to _,.. arge a new customer 60 cents -just to. make up ., e difference. · -1· · In the financing ot homes, such excessive rate jltcrea.scs and unfaJr rate · differences, wilJ be 1ninimized by \!JR loans. You can't live like ·this anywhere else in Newport Beach. .Jas 111ine Creel' is unit1uc and unusual . "Holling hills in ·a natural, i>cean ·cool setting. 'fhc nearness to the niceties Newport Beach. The carefree life u live. A securi t y attended en· nee so you can pick up and go \vhcnever t l1e urge hits you and not worry about your home. The private · clubhouse, pool. and 4 tennis courts. And M.J. Brock & Sons, Inc., has built these private homes to have freedom in style, in lavish open space arld freedom from care . .Each interior is !i!]e<l with·garden sunligh~. £ach cxter(or is fully lanascaped and taken care bf for you . Come visit and"• . " ' I •• browse through the homes. anti· gar· dens of Jasmine Creek.!..abloom wlth carefree living no\v! Fabulous te,.111~(;, Lq_w i11.terest rates. seecialized cus- toniizin allowanc:e 011..11iw1 l10,1ws. irections: ocks st of Mac; Arthur Boulevard on San Joaquin Hills Il-Oad, then one bloc!\ South on 1Marguerite to tlie seC\lrity gate. Phone (7141 640·4020. ,, , j IRVINE@ VlllAGE:S -==. .. , .. . ·' ' 'I • ' ' . • • I I • l I I J I ) l ' "' r II ·"' c R l• i• ·m it i. s. A al b1 e. th (( 'U1 Al R• in ill •t• SU 'm al 1.,.w1 !~I I .. f"' :~s I ' ' IA I E 1 ar br th• in :J ex· W• b" le• de, ofl • "I m• sp gr• sul sel an sal ( se1 pa: at qu M1 ' I ! I i p.;~~eeit,iuaal M,~rn•~~r • , ··W. County.Realtors Se't Meet Thursday ··\ j 1 ". ,-at·• Huntlnaton Beach· I l'ou·nt•in Valley Board of a .ealtor1 i• co-spon1orln1 •n .educ•tlonal seminar with the California Association of 1 Re•llOn Thursday on the sub- jects. Appraisal A -"Apprais- ing Apartment Houses," and Ad· ·ministration D -''Advertising,'' it was announced by James Larkin, president of the Board. To be held at the Huntington Seacllff Country Club, 3000 Palm Avenue, Huntington Beach, the all-day session is open to anyone, but will earn a unit of credit for Board and CAR members toward the Graduate; Realtors Institute <GR!) certificate and deslgna. tlon. According to 1-lal Tolar of Anaheim·. Chairman of the CAR ReaJton Jnatitute Divtsion,-earn· ing the certific•te requires 18 un· its of credit, equaling 108 hours ot study of specialized real estate dependent appraiser with Shat· tuck Company, Realtors, Real Eltate Counselors and Consult· inc Appraisers, Los Angeles, wbo.e subject will be "Apprals· tng · Apartment Houses" during the morning session, and Tom McMlch._el, Realtor, owner of Santa Ana Realty, Santa Ana, whose subject wilt be "Advertis- ing'' during th e arternoon session. The registration fee ls $25, which includes course materials, examination, morning and after· noon· coffee service, and buffet. luncheon. ·Rea:tstration begins at 8:-Ua.m. . For further information, Con· tact the Huntington Beach· Fountain Vall ey Board of Realtors, 17931·J Beach iBoulevard-;Hhntington Beach, at 847"°'3/ --,- 011Board :Lola Logan of Huntington Beach has been elected to ·the executive committee of the Ca lifornia E~crow .Association. She has been active in the escrow field for 14 ye11r s. subjects, and three years as a 1 member of a Board of Realtors and CAR. Speakers for the conference New Beachwalk Unit • ... would be Roland R. Stephens, in- 1' ;:!)~C}lty Finn At Seacliff Projec~.; 11'& ·• ... UnusUal design variations I · t'~s Sem:nar Within five ditrerent floor plans " .. are available at Beachwalk, A. J. Hall's new townhome develop· ; A.t 1'..T ~. 'J'Ol"te~ ment at Huntington Seacnrr. One L l' and tw~atory plans have two, I three and four bedrooms with · More 'ihanr.400 Century 21 Real two, 2~ and three baths. , ' . ' . manager of the development !or Don Bird Realty, exclusive sales agent. Each townhome bas a private fenced patio and doubl~ garage with entry from the courtyard. Inside laundry service areas are located in the garage. One plan has an optional bonus room above the detached garage with a bridge connecting the suite with the second level hallway a_dding up to a d>tal of 2256 square feet within the home. Estate brok_ers aitd managers Five %4ur ~bed models are are expected for a two·dey open, dally ithe alle displaying: broker/manage ment seminar at the Ion& · fJuxury featuresin- the Ne"'.porter Inn thiaweek. cluded""wi1'~ ·~Cb plan. Prices . Century 21 Real Estate is host-rang"e froni1 "8,000. Exterior~, - 1ng it! annual .west Coast ~ccented by11'ermuda shutters, Mana1ement Seminar on Wed-_,. have wood sti,ingle roors and INT E RIOR appointments nesday and Thursday. ''We'i;.e trim. Townhoities are arranged range from a wood-burning liv- expecting more than 400 of t1le along privato streets displaying · r· 1 "th I g Western ·1divis ion Century 21 "" 1ng room irep ace WJ a gas o brokers a nd managers to at-heavy laridscaping. lighter and ceramic tile hearth, •"1 to IOOo/o nylon shag carpeting, to tend,'" said Art Bartlett, presi· A SECONr!" ode! has a large a rully built-In kitchen with dent and founder or .the 1,200-· d · office fr8nchise organization. formal entq '· ning into the liv-hardwood cabinetry an ceramic lh ed d lng room· on f" left, the kitchen tile countertops surrounding the ••The 1e~ ai:-·is ~~ar aroun '"' all-electric appliances. Master brainitor.m1ng, where_ the a,tidead, rith, t o tdhe mfastelhr bedroom suites have private member brokers are given -tie room wJDg an a our . th specific /;t"oblems in small doorway to the imf!!ediate right dr~smg areas an~ a ballsa . All •· lh I Ii to opens to the convertible den ceilings and extenor w are groups an u1scuss eso u on ~_. ed · lh full in sulated s ubjects like "recruiting more Bedrooms aie local on e Y · . lectlvel •• •'hiring winners '' fJrst JevelT ·secluded on the '~ · Beachwalk can easily be~l'e- se.i d ·~~W t'o '1,-ell( a ne'w ~· d'1 J" Or distributed • ;ached from th_e San !-lego 8 1 · ~--· .. .:W-.:~·· ... ~. ~ · l~o 8t«iesd~ 1·' ~eeway. Exit at . aeb sa es .. :·t~ .,.~ ' 8 Ch.Pi.id. noo~:~.; Vf.~d a~, drive . e 8IJ bill.I " • ;f.ac Co . ~nefr.' .~f . ·t1tht ,, h Paci ~ st .. H' !Ill,.~" · ' a-b y. to 9;blden · l 8\li!:J' & · 0W~bt «'-! Golde ,'. .,. · .~·· Cal an, ti one-fourth mile. ""~'r . . . . . . !?J'j;_,;...:.;;.::;_ _____________ IN•H•U•N•T•IN_O_T_ON--BE•A•C•H----~~~~~~~.,~ Vfo s2000::;.REBATE 5010 DN. PAYMENT REFUNDED ·AT TAX TIME MEDiTERRANE~N· STYLE CONDOS • 2 & 3 BEDROOMS, UP TO 2V2 BATHS • Shag carpeting Throughout • Dishwashers & Sett·Clean· ing ovens • Enclosed Garages• Private_ Patios So/o Down 834°/o Interest ENJOY THESE RECREATIONAL FEATURES : • LIGHTED TENNIS COURT • HEATED SWIMMING POOL • STEAMING JACUZZI , BEAUTIFUL CLUBHOUS E Short Stroll to Beach & Ocean ' • • • • • • , • • v • ~ • ......,._Oitliilclive Dt•t••-.,_ f.A.J-~~-... ~...:M:od::e:\~S~Q:pen::.::.:.:D~a~il~y~~10:.:•~m~·~'0:..:6~pi~m-~~~~~~~~""""'=·==~"=··~ ·,:....~""'::.::~=:~-~·~"'::."'~~ll • .. .. • ' . Sund.ay. May 1t,1975 DAIL V PILOT 1 f;> ' I . New Madrid Unit Open1 .. Unit 28 or Madrid Homes, th e newest phase of Mission Viejo's popular re1ldential series, opens thll weekend with 59 homes go- ln~oiuale. 'Featurin1 the new Madrid de · Espana fiOor plans. these homes otrer an exciting versatility em- phuizlnc spaciousness and con- venience In keeping with the Southern California lifestyle,'' states Grant Sullivan, general sales manager of Mission Viejo Co., developer of the 11,000·acre p lann ed community in soutbeaatern Orange.County. "TERRA.CED UP a hill side, many of the lots in Madrid Unit 28 overlook the executive-length Casta del Sol Public Golf Course wit h Saddlebark Mountain in the- background, ''added Sullivan. The Madrid de E5pana floor plans range up to 2,920 sq. ft .• with from three to five bedrooms, family rooms, and two-or three-car garages. A selection of floor plan variations -including outside balconies off the master suites and wall- removing options creating extra- spacious recreat ion or hobby rooms -provide versatility to sWt differing buyer needs. "JUST DOWN the hill, within walking di stance, is the $1 .1 million Marguerite Rec reati on Center," added Sullivan ... The center inCludes four swl:Qmind pools, 1 l night·lighted (ennilJ co urt s, three hand,ball - racquetball courts, a volleyball court, children's play are<i, and complete clubhouse facilitii:s. •• Prices are expected to range from $51 ,000 to $75,995, with a variety of excellent and c<.inven· tional financing available. ' · Open daily from 10 a.m. lµltil 6 p.m., the model complex maY be reached by taking the La Paz Road offramp from the.,,S:;wta Ana-San Diego Freeway, ~ng left on La Paz to Marguerll.c Parkway , left agaia..on J\1arguerite, and followi.Qg tho signs to the homes. We Won't Take A Bath 1> Sell hi A lloi11e ... But We'll Make . \bur Pay1ne11ts ForUplb12 This Is a 11C>"nonsense offer that lets you make a bar· gain deal In what is definitely a buyer's market. You make the normal 10% down payment with our low SY.% interest, and for \JP to 12 months, depending on the location you choose, SeaWlnd will make your entire monthly prJn .. clpal and Interest payments. This can amount to as much as $4,100 savings to you! All you pay is approximately $140 per month for your homeowners' ~ssoeiatlon lees and taxes. : For a limited time only, s'eaWind " Market' deal you can't turn down. · · • , is willin9 to make you a "Buyer's ~1 --·-. Sales have been extraordinary, so ~ don't miss your chance to take advan-· . tage of SeaWind's offer before the proi·' < , .. ect is entirely sold out. Well over half of SeaWind's homes have already been sold. SeaWind's 2 bedroom 2.bath condomin· iums are located within walking or bicy- cling distance of the ocean near Hoag ~.. Hospl~;above Newport,t:tarbor. ~· MOd"9~cllll\.;.frbm198.m. omrr so 7 p, ID. CV>l),~2686. -If If I r.r-i;.~ ....... : ~:., .... . -~ . ~ I 't jftNl//IKI Priced from $45,000 201 Su perior Blvd . Newport Beach, Cal. 92660 (71 4) 645-2686 AI the corner of Superior Ave. and Ticonderoga Street. TvPical sales p1ice $45.000. To1 al downo~)'lllE!l'll $4.500 . 360 montht'{ paymen1s ol S304 28 incl. pore~ and inlei-est, p1ue: reQulie<I monthly impounds tor taxes. lllSurance and homeoWoers· assoc1etion lees. 8Y.% 1n1eresL 8~,. annual pefCenlage rate. ' A Development of Don E. Woodward " NoftoScota .. I FROM F ashio. ~-:Islan 1.: N·ewpo t •'Beadti , ,• ,sTEBE<:>.SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR . ' ' ' : ' I i' ~· l . I. • ' • • .......... • J • I I ' J • • • ... : .. ..... . " 1 \ (.11 OAIL V PILOT Sunday. May 11 . 1915 Single Family Home ,Eluding Average lnco ' . I ' By IOllN CUNNIFF NEW YORK CAP> .._The president·elect or the ·American Bankers ~iation thinks the average family no Jonger can afford to buy the average single-family house. It costs too much to buy and ·triaintain, he says. ;'We've been pushing the limit ror years, but re· 1 .cent events have pushed housing costs over the edge relative to the average man's ability to buy," said J .·Rex Duwe in an interview. The figures tend to bear out the assessment of Duwe, a Lucas, Kan., banker who this October takes over the reins of the JOO-year-old association ,of rommercial banks, a group that has 12.S percent oflts loans in home mortga.ges. Government figures, he said, showed that in 1973 the average family headed by a man had a me- dian family income of about $13,000, and the average family headed by a woman had an income I of·ibout $5,800. STATISTICS ALSO show, he said, that the me- dian sale price of a new, one-family home, exclud- ing mobile homes, was $32,800 in the same year. "Using the rule 9f thumb that you s houldn't .spend more than 21h tol.mes your annual income on a 1 house, the °'verage household headed by a man l'Otdd spend $32,500 for a home; a household heiided by a woman, about $14,500.'' Duwe concedes that rules of thumb make good pointers but poor measuring sticks. They lead you in the general direction of the truth but they're too imprecise t o measure it exactly. Nevertheless, his point is made. · Hawaiian Condos High in Southland Southern Californj ans represent a leading group or resort condominium buyers in Hawaii. 1 Ashley Economic Services, Inc., a consulting firm with offices in Newport Beach and Honolulu, com- piled this information in a recently completed study of more than 500 condominibm buyers in the Islands. According to Robert Dunham, president of AES, the state of Califonlia accounts for over one third of all buyers with Southern California con- tributing the major share. The largest number or buyers came fro~ Los Angeles and Newport Beach, followed by San Diego, Pasadena and Palos Verdes. The leading motivation to purchase was invest· ment with a heavy emphasis on rental income and value appreciation. About one fifth or the buyers purch~sed their units as permanent homes with a similar number seeking vacation or second homes. The balance of the buyers ranked investment poten- tial as their primary motivation. MORE THAN 90 percent of the buyers are ac- tively employed or in business with incomes con- centrated In the $25,000 to $75,000 per year range. A wide dispersion was noted in the age range with the 45 to 54 age group dominant. Unil prices ranged from $40,000 to $100,000. About 25 percent purchased their homes for less than $50,000, SO percent bought units costing between $50,000 and $70,000 and the balance was in the $70.000 to $100,000 range. Interestingly, buyers were evenly divided on •the question as to whether they Would make the I same purchase under existing economic conditions. About one half replied "definitely yes" witf\ the other half "definitely no." THE PRESENT Hawaiian resort condominium market reflects these trends with sales close to one half of the expected rate. However, it is particularl y important to note that 1974 r anked as one or the leading years of resort condominium sales in the Islands. The major share of this activity was. or cour~e. duril)g the fi rst half of the year. By. the fall of this year, itls expected that sales rates will again register an increasing trend. Dunham announced that the 1975 market for re- sort condominiums in Ca lifornia and F1orida, based on recent studies by the firm, presented similar prospects. ·Housing Industry Seeks Confidence . WASHINGTON -The housing industry is or· ganizing a major effort to r estore public con· fidence in the purchase of ne\v homes. ''A fter .so many months of depressing ne\VS about the housing .situtation, the public must be made to realize that cond itions are changing -tha\ ' mortgage money is now o.1vailable, interest rates have come down from their peaks and there arc many housing bargains to be had," said J. S. "~fick cy" Norm an, Jr., of Houston, President of the National Association of Hom·e Bui lders. the home buver in mak- ing hi s deci.sion. Jt in· eludes news stories \\'ith fi gures to s how that \vould·be bu yers lose money by delaying a purchase. Others expl<iin the tax advantages or home owning, and pro- vide basic information to assist new home bu yers. Suggested local newspaper ads and radio l spots and other pron10-I tional materials are in -] eluded. , NORJ\IAN called on NAHB's 600 local and .state affiliated associa· tions to join in a concen· lraled marketing effort in April, which he de· signaled ''New Homes l\1onth -Buy Now," to diSpOse or the la r ge in· ve)ltOry of unsold new homes. Thousands of new housing units, in· clµding condominiums,· remained unsold during the past two years of tight mortey and high in· terest rates resulting fro'm the Administra· lion's anti -inflation monetary policie8. The thrust of the CM.m · paign is through local ef- fort in local marke.ts. NA.HB h3s prepared and made available to its af. filiates a voluminous kit . full of information to aid I ' ' 1\LR EA D\', n1an y 1 builders are moving ahead with nggressivc 1 marketing campaigns and are offering attrac-, live incentives to hom e : buyers. The full effect of · this nation-\vide market-, ing effort is expected to : be seen through the Spr· I ing and into the s ummer · and fall. I "We feel that the con- sumer mu st have as , many facts as possible in order to make a n in· telligent investment in his famiJy 's future," Norman said. To assist the <'on- sumer, NAHB has pre· pared two pub(i('alions covering the fundamen- tals of the new home purchase. The NAHB llome Buyers Guide ($1) and the NAHB Con· dominium Buyers Guide ($1) are available at NAHB, Dept, SP, 15th & .M Str ee ts, N .W ., Washington, D.C. 20005. Checks or money orders should be made payable toNAHB. 1 ~·JF WE ARE TO have'sensible housing -or ' e1ifen1lve IYl1" o! hoW>ln& \<ellillve ellili'e1neWer1 modes. • ·'' There ls not.blog imprttlse about the operatlng- expenses or a ho\lse. Fuel costs have risen. Taxes are rising. And as values become inflated, homeov.'llers must buy more insurance protection. DllYbeJ 11hould suy housinl that is stmitlve to tho nf'tda 'of)>cople -we'll need to understand long. r•nee demographic trends. Living patterns are changing and will continue to change. Housing WHAT CAN BE done to bring down single· .. THE CONSUM.ER price index already shows that one--third of every dollar we take home is going lb housinc, '' Duwe said in a much-discussed speech at a real estate conference in Denver last week .. ''How much mote can we afford?" he asked. Duwe had his reasons for discussing housing costs. ''I've become tired of interest. rates being the whipping boy for the housing problem," he said. "I 'm weary of hearing in Congress and the media that interest rates are the total villain. It isn't so.•• He had a secondary reason iilso. It's about time, he suggested, that the American people re- examine the type of housing-they want --and can afford. !. must anticipate these developmenlS," he told the real estate people. ....~ The proper mix or housing t.o fit each comm uni· ty must be understood -~the number or single· family houses that should be built, the number of ·>apartments, condominiums. cooperatives, townhouses, cluster houses, mobile homes. "It's time to study alternatives to the slngle- family dwelling,'' he-said afterwards. ''Necessity is just about upon us. Many families could not afford a new hom_e eveo___i( \hey c~ld get an interes_!·free loan." Still, he concedes.that the single·family home on its own lot probably will remain the ideal of millions of Americans, even though it is generally a' family home costs? · Duwe cited the contention of on architect that he could sh•ve 25 percent from housing prires through economies in site planning, buildjng desi1n an!othercbanges. 1J Developers mlght offer houses with unfinished rooms. A two-story house might have an expanda· bte third level or an extra bathroom miliht be roughed in, to be used as a closet until th6 buyer flnjsbed it. Other housing authorities have suggested more efficient use of floor space; some have emphasized tbat better insulation could reduce heating and cool- iog costs; some have suggested discount.a to owners w6op•iot interiors. ·· NOU~f Tl!J\O,fl!~ • \ ' ' \ . i ' ' WE~LL TARE YOUR OLD HOME FOR OUR NEW :SROADMOOR HOME IN SAN CLEMENTE! Let Gordon Tripp and Don Mitchell show you how you can exchange your equity in your present home for a new Broildmoor home. Yes, that's right. We'll allow you full market value' for your home against the purchase of one of our new Broadmoor Homes in San Clemente. We'll bu y• your home when you buy ours! No more worri13s about selling you r present home. W~'ll take care of that for you. See salesman for ,details. 'Purchase subject to, our qualified independent appraisal of your home. TRADE INTO ELEGANT BROADMOOR HOMES IN SAN CLEMENTE'S SE'#-FRESH AIR NOW! Here is a wealth of good living for-)'our family's happy future ... in an exclusive sea-side locale. Fine Broadmoor Homes designed for: the casual lifestyle ... in exceptionally large single story plans with dramatic entry courtyards; atriums and patios; walls of glass; soaring ceilings; designer fireplaces. In custom architectural stylings with three and four bedrooms, elegant master suites, dining 'and family rooms ..• and luxury appointments throughout. Beautifully located, high on a hill, with surprise views of the blue Pacifi c. Within minutes of beaches, the Dana Point Marina, golf courses, parks, excellent schools and community amenities. Everything for your living pleasure. From $66,990 to $79;990 ' • ' .. E:OUAL H0081M! ~ Sales Olllce: 319 Caltt Empalme. San Clemente (714) 831·2971 OPl"ORTUN1T11!~' ~ I BROADMOOR .. HOMES §AW CCJLJEJMIJiNLGJE ~A ltadit~o~ 0f Excell~nce ~ ' I, I .· " ' ' j i ' ' ' . I , • • • ,•' ~ ave ome ve one! REAL EStATE SALES S6Q LICENSING SCHOOL .Jc ..... ,.''-..._ 1.c ...... ...,._.o....,.c..., J.lls•--.._.A,... .. -..... -In coniunctiott with "AH Rew Estate SehOol & Tht Levine Scl'\ool Of Real Estate. After receiving your I~ you wll! be enrolled in Tarbell's 3-week . Ou1ck -St•rt TrJlning Program, which includes. morning training classes & afternoon experience in actual real estate situations. Call llU R..,Y 832-5440 . . w ....... , .. This magnificent Sherwood home shows ownership with plush carpets and ' . .. coordinated drapes and many, ,<tr rreny extras. Gracious living room ff~ with lovely brick fireplace. Ranch t.': .. kitchen with built·ins and cozy ¥4 eating area. Reduced to $56,300. ~·' Ask tor Gay Hollingshead. f6Z..55'6 S..Cl1 u•a ..... :Ylawl Sl)m1dlng clean and richly detailed. 1Ummer rental. Surl ·n sand are within walking distance. Units are ordy two years old and both off81' an excellent room arrangement. Live in one and rent the other. Two and ihree bedrooms, both unfurnished. For complete details. call FrankZ~ 492-72)0 A O• ftl • ICM! t4-yery· ellarp, beautifully decorated eKtras. BuJIJ;-in wine cabinets .and c:Nna_.clQtiiit. ankle--deep carpets, coordi~.drapes. Pu11~n sinks In lovelY. lamily kitchen. Brand new paint.:inside and out. Covered patio for BBO's. spaciotls cOf"ner lot lushly' landscaped. $44,950. ASk for Rey Radisay 140-1720 You can1 go wrong in this lovely Glenmar close to' ,the beach and . with beautifully landscaped yards. Lemon and apricot trees at Your fil'l{1er1ips . Fully carpeted kitchen, new carpets all around, Huge living room. big dining area SElf'V8d by gourmet kitchen. Bring 'all par1icular buyers. $44.950 Ask for Jerr:v Woods. f6J..,11'6' lfY•LAllt ..... •I• .. Do it In atyte '" this super sharp,, completely remodeled home. Detached rumpos room w ith fireplace, .separate family room. formal dining area. Three bedrooms . terrific floor plan lets vou deoorate the '¥•Y you want. Very low maintenance yards, located on ·et cul-de-sac. 148,000 Ask for r hirfey.Berry 14Ull4 ·-..... Off of the fruit trees in this wonderful Thunderbird home. Tastefully landscaped with handsome brick fencing. Inside ~ offers llght and airy rumpus room I perfect ··pool table·· size! Huge living room plus a family room. .Three b edrooms. Completely modern kitchen. Elegant tiled entry. $51,000. Listed by Betty Schleicher. ~ -Ideal for the family who loves to entertain and have fun! Super bonus room perfect for a pool table, plus a large family room to get away from it all! Four bedrooms. huge living room. Big modern kitchen with polished wood cabinets. Room for large poo l in back . beautifully landscaped in front. 557,950 Ask far Margaret Highsmith 54~7210 c .... ,.. .... Neatly manicured yards with oodles of flowers and Shade trees. Covered patio in rear. AbsOJUtely huge liviOQ room ideal lor partie s. accented with slumpstone fireplace. Large family room. four bedrooms with king sized mas t er suite. Built·in breakfast bar. s ee.soo. Ask for Sue Tate. 492.1210 SH tlte s.riM(s.-t Located in beauliful earcelona area of homes. with endless view of Saddle-back · mountains. Dramatic Van Leit • wallpaper in large !lying room. . redWood lath wall in kitchen. 1·Three b,edr ooms including secluded master suite. Covered ,. patio, neatly trimmed yards. $43.500. l isted by Helen Decker. IJCM~60 . ·-• This is what you ·ve been waiting for. Free flowing floor plan converts to three bedrooms and a den or lour big bedrooms. Separate lamily room ideal for slretching out after a long day. Large l iving room with fireplace. fromal dining room. fully modern kilchen . Beautilully landscaped all around. 553,500. Ask for Betty Martin. • ... Is perfect fOr a large family and located near South Coat Plaza. Beautiful landscaping on large CUl-d•aac. lmrreculale. Mmcwe in" condition. Large floor plan Includes four bedrooms, secluded den. separate family room. huge living room with brick fireolace. Country kitchen with dishwasher. $55,500. Listed by Vidor Young. P.-clillg Swf _. 0c-Viitw That's what yau get with the fantastic San Clemente residence. Custom extras include 1 dramatiJ: stairway, bookcases for extra space, separate office off of kitchen. FoUr big bedrooms. xtra · baths. Formal dining room. & family room. Party patio out back. walk to beaches. $89.900 Listed by Pat Fry 49.J.1141 . • .hMpWoY-r.ol! And enjoy those hot summer months in yaur fully equi pp ed 35 f oot pool . Professionally tandscaped with ··south seas" atmosphere in front. Two fireplaces accent large lamily room and secluded living room. Three big bedrooms, newly remodeled kitchtin. $46,500 Listed by Bo"b Bruce. 962-5566 .... . Youll love picking fruit 0 of yaur own trees, and enjoy the shade ,with the lovely Star1ight Mesa home. Nice large yard with room enough to romp! Family kitc hen with handsome ceramic tiled floor. Brand new carpe t s and d r apes. Three bedrooms. formal dining room. Walk to schools. $37.500 Listed by Mary Jean Crawford 540-1720 lo•l'ly Cosh Meta ...... 11: Live in one and rent the other for additional income! Located on large lot they are both two bedroom units. unfurnished with rent-like payments. Large front and backyards requiring little uPkeep. Country style kitchen with efficient appliances. Rock roof, forced air heating. $52.000 Listed by Nellie Mc:Qlgue t62·1l7l arge freeform sparkling pool fully equipped wit heater and filter and includes diving equipme nt and slide. A forest of trees in front and back p·rovide s a beautiful lu sh background for your .outdoor parties. Four big bedrooms. gigantic dining room and living 'room. Separate f amily room. $68, 900. Listed by Judith Van Saye. IJ2°7 I 51 Relocating? ff ·you're moving to another crea, Tarbell can crrange for you to receive free information from over 7000 communities thruout the USA and several foreign countries thru our RELO organization. For further details please call Ms. Reio, (7141 832-5440. ' ' ~ . . ·"' .~1/ AVirWDal.._. Charming Costa Mesa residence with gingerbread Shutlers. rustic styling. Used brick planter in front emphasizes lushly landscaped yards with three fruit trees! Three bedroom suites, separate family room for family get togethers. Beautiful buill·ins plus dishwasher. $42 ,500. Listed by Glen Hellworth. Al T-• $19,SOO You don't want to miss out on this bargain priced house in prestigious Newport Beach. Lots of custom decor including p lush carpets and . drapes, new no wax linoleum 11004" " in kitchen. new lile in bathrooms, big living room . comfortable eating area. Covered party patio. $39.500 Ask for Thelma Read 142-2561 G•dniofW...• Oodles and oodles of plants and bushes accent this rich woodsy country style hOme in · · Costa Mesa. Large breezeway and patio area for those outdoor parties. Fully equipped pool. large living room with fireplace .. three bedrooms. Fully rrodern kitchen. $42.950. Ask for Joan Herman. fMotl09-Podlall ,..., ..... Built with the active family in mind. Lovely landscaping with curved brick · walk lo your front door. Fully lined lhree car garage provides e•tra storage space. Oversi~ed fireplace accents large living room. Chefs .kitchen with natural wood cabinets. and cozy eating area ... Three big bedrooms. $46,900 Listed by Harry Smith IJl).6060 ® ~Serving 7000 Cities Throughout The U.S.A. • ,,~ca'! ;ta'l-est Home Resaile Company ,. I ( ., ., • •• " u.( DAILY PILOT Sunday. May 11 . 197S ;· With sweet fl-Owers and kisses ·. api/ love •. W !1 are taking you to 0/ Lorenzo's, in Orqnge ,. for . I HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY -MOM- • ! r • i ' c I •• I 1 I I f l fl/hen God Created Mothers To "BEBE" -Our thanks to a \ · wonderful, caring, sharing and mother. HAPPYMOTHER'SDAY ~ When rhe Good Lord was crearing Morhers He was into His sixth day of ··overtime" when the angel appeared and said, "You're doing a lor of fiddling around on this 'nJ~;W '"'. r-t ~ ... .. Barbar a J. Hill -To a won- derfu I mother, who has given her family every-, . t h ing. Her LI FE-Her' LOVE-Her ALL! . . . --Love, . Family ·· .~-~"; Mom: Don, Mark, Cynthia, Kevin and ''Lori" Crippen You 're the greatest •.I peciaJMO.U Winners of traditional Mother's Day theme contest drawings to illustrate the theme, ''A Mother is Special co-spons ored by Hoag Memorial Hospital an.d Because ... " (The P,OSten; are reproduced on Page A3.) Newport-Mesa Unified School District pose with their Winners, with their mothers, from left : Kathy Torell, Ann mothers at awards ceremonies Satur\lay afternoon at the Marie Mittelstadt, Jill Wittmar, JeH Coyne, Randall Long . Newport Beach hospital. Added this year were poster and Stacey Baker. ' Nori-Mother;s Day~ . ·Today's Sernwn for Marrieth Without Kids OAK PARK, Ill. (AP)-A mtnlste' who say• childless women ave been made to feel infertor and unnat\J.raJ la celebraUnc a Non-Mother'i1 Day at bis c~Uic~. He HYI lbe'world needs fewer children, not more "'mothen. Tile R~v. Gttal~ Krick, !or live ~.,. p11tor of tlie IJiUIJl'ltn· find it.self a "atarvtng ant-hlll" Now, he says, is the time .. to withoUlpopulationeontrol. oeJebrate a Non-Mother's Day, "One of. the most sipificant and in fact, to form a national facton bebind,our present criala -noa·molber1 «1aniution to re- . ta releoUeaal)' lncreastna popula· co1atz:• and encourage !'uch tion/• he aald. "I've been asked women and the men who support to qiake population a wmon , Uaiem-lp lbel .• , r d, ... eclalon to rem~ toplo.and I can tlllnlq!f •bettor dlllcll Ume thall Suada lch 11 " Mother'•-~ ~ .,. ''S~m• wom-en 1bave beeD JUST IN TIME FOR MOM'S DAY LOS ANGELES (AP)- Netu made it just in time fot Mother's ·Day. The ::12-year- old Asian elephant (ave blrth satunlay to • 125-poond male baby at lbe Los Angel• 7.oo. Metu,• on loan from the PorOaad, Ore., zoo, was mal- ed to Paclt¥ . ................. IHowses Fors.t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IARORS: ,,. _ _. G...... 1002 G...... 1002 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• lllolllct cHclt.....,. _.. •••••••••••••••••••••••1--------• _, ...i ._.. ... FAMILY HOME· ron i-•• .. zlf. Tlw Irvine Terrace. A great DAILY PILOT•• •• family home with four l~fortlwflrst ._ bedrooms, sparkling -·r pool and badminton correct illla ....... Ollly. court. You own the land, LIDO BEST BUY Reduced $5050. Move right in! 40' Lol, south patio, 3 bedrm. 21f.t bath.· newly decorated, utility room, 2 car garage. 213 Via Dijon, open Sal/Su.a 1·5 A real pleasure to show. 1 ................ 1 Call 673-8550 for appoint· ment. Priced at S93,500. OPflJ !II Q • 1f S IUN 108.! N>Ci • ----~ THE REAL ESTATERS · ~ ··················;:;;; ~~ •••••••••••••.••••••• ••• 1 ~tt!''<,~. ·~"'~,:-;::;;;~~~~~! DISIRTED RANCH I• IEACH $31,9SO Rambling four bed.ro«;>m ranch house. Bike to beach. Spacious living and dining. Gourmet kitchen . S e parate master, gue st and childrens quarters. Ex- tra special grounds. As· sume $31,000 VA loan or 10% down. Call to see it today. 963-.6167. Ol'l:N Iii Q •II S.IUN 'Q6l NICI ' THE REAL1 ESTATERS -~ 'MESA VERDE "Pacesetter" Pride-of-ownership, 3 A-i40-...E!! bedroom, 2 bath home ·900. with exceptional use or $33, wood, giving an appeal-This Newpo!'l Vista J in1. coay atmosphere. bedroom ~ome has an New Kitchen Aid D/W; 2 apple pie kitchen and ex- Large patios; garage pansive living room with ' w/custom cabinets and massive custom stone work bench-all this fireplace. It's on an located close-not too estate sited yard with close to park and oceanbreezes&:minutes schools. Prieecl $57 ,500. to beach. Call 546-ZllJ. ' REDUCED~ I::======== I Customized University Mt( ..... :=:: .... ·-............ awe ............ .......................... "" ........ "o.":..'. .......... -·"" ...,_ llODl6R&'lllW HAllOI u.Hl'S CUSTOM $44,500 Circular drive, dynamic entry to spacious living room with crackling fireplace and breathtak- ing view thru wall or glus. En.tert.ain on ter- race with aoft ocean breezes and a panofainic bact1round or mood. Gourmet kitchen and dinin1. Rfltlre to lux- urtous m1.1ter suite with Park Condo. Secluded end unit on quiet cul -de- s a e s tr eet . Th is 3 bedroom home has a re- modeled kitchen w/new appliances. New water heater. Fresh paint. Garage door opener. You. own the land. $.58,150., Call 640-6161 ~ COATS &WAL LACE view . Hide ·a -way~~~~~~~~~ clrildttns Ir. 1UC5t 1Wtes. r-Finl to catl gets this dream home at barlain price. Call 913-1881. REAL ESTATE IN -C#'rN tll: 9 • tr$ I ON ro·M HICl'' ~ ' THE REAL E_S_!ATE RS · ·unlveual11t Churc~ ,1. \hi"> Cblcafo suburb, aald tlliit"t- lblrdi Ill .blo con1recaUcm al 201 ... ""mam,,i •lid 20 l>tr~iifll•• ": .eouploa are cblldl•... - -==-~·~J:. ~.. ... ~'tnto·~.· alm'*t eonvln•ed,tfiat· t1t11 -~ .., ~ obouldlleullamedllltlw:n 111 .. fer not adcll•s '10 ihe :ri:::- '-l."".· . ~~'*'· ·-...... -JuAllJ r ..,. Jllil It •Q•-lor A zoo official 1aid becauae both parent.I were born in captivity th• baby waa. the 'flrat captive 1econ4 · aeneratlon A1lan eleptrant . born Ill Callfo.rnt• _pd -lbiytlleUnlted-. The baby elepbanl, wlllcll bu·~ yet -...-.IWlll .. Iii ta Ylew ln Uoe • -Jlir'' , MatHr'1DI.~. ; ·~ Tb• 41·year-old minister said .Salanby Ibo human-r-could ''l 'am = ud a ,~: ' to ucrlll•• lbe aped- tear-ojcl _ ~· • buri•1.~ •bll•t.'." • ' " l ' --.-~ -.. -~- , -· , • • • ' ' ' D.f DAILY PILOT , Sundey,M1y11.1975 ... ~-~~ ........ 1 ~~-~ ....... ~-~~ ......... .1 ~:.':!.~ ...... ~-~~ ....... ,~~~ ....... . Go•rol IOOJ G100'91 . · IOOJ 4101rol IOOZljlhoorol • loOi' · tt 1 u111 Fer S.. 'Hw.tt For S. •ta''"..,. Sde .............................................................. ; ..... . .. ' . G1oorol 1002 G-oi IOOJ G-IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••---•·•••·• .. ••••••••• •··~··•••·•••••••••••••-.i,,,,,.,.~,,,,,, ... ~,,, _i ..._ _ 10021 .. M!~ IOOZ ----""'!-""""_________ -·········· .......... ;i..--.. • ..1"'; ................ . ·····························~················· ···········~··········· C: .. OHj\ DIL MAI HUG HOMES, IMC. WESTCLIFF New lstg. Nr. schools. parks & shpg. Buy of the year. 3 BR. cutie, lg. corner · lol w /PQOI. You'll love it! $74 ,500 0LIMDA ISLE New lstg. Stunning 1-sty., 4 BR .. home on lagoon. llea1n ceilings, ram. rm. w /wet bar: pief & slip. ~35,000 V-PLAM CONDO 3 BR, 21r.! ba., frplc.: 4 yrs . old; Clean & pri ced to sell at $54.500 CORONA DEi. 0MAR Mans ion at ll\C bch., cust. detailed 4 BR + f<.1m . rm .: lge. lot : some view : call lo sec. · 567 Son Mlcolas Drivr. Suite I 02 Me-wport Crnter 640-4050 GNera{ 1002GMttal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWERINGVIEW OPEMSATJSUH.1·5 $69,SOO 8 Cheny Hlls LA Magnificent ocean/bay Ac ross street Burning view, luxury plus conve· Tree Lane. ON THE nience. Full security. GOLF COU RSE, 4 Boat s lip availabl e. bdrms.,hugeden.ramily Ready to go now-call rm., dining rm., 6 Lh 646·7171. b at hs, 3 wet bars, 2 OPfN rr. 1>. 1• ~ • .·<J ·o ,1, r.·r1 • frplcs., conversation pit; THE REAL ESTATERS ~ 4 car garage. Approx. 5 ,000 sq. ft. See this beautiful home. $375,000 Scenic Properties Classified Ads 642-5671'1 6 75-5726 - -_, _ ___::..:...:...=---- I 002. Gftle<ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ) LOT IN 816" CANYON Bu ild your dream home on this' s u1>er site overlooking golf course, a t end of c ul-de-sac. Lowest price in this pres ti b"'ious ga te gu ard ed communi ty. S6!1 .000. · BIG -BEAUTIFUL-BLUFFS Warm 3 bedroom home with family room . formal dining room 2 fire places, v iew of park and b~y lots of mission tile and much more'. 597,500. HOUSE WITH GUEST QUARTERS Bright, c lean, fresh Harbor View home with sepa rate guest quarters. 3 bedrooms. 2 lh baths in main house. Den. bedroo m & bath in guest house. $!1'J.500. SWIM and SUM from .vour very O\Vll duplex. Located near Newport Yacht Club. steps to B ay & across Blvd. to ocean. Excelle nt rental a rea on fee land for $87,500, Will trade FOREVER OCEAN VIEW IM HARBOR VIEW HILLS Complete with stunning sunsets over Catalina. The courtyard is private ·with lus h landscaping and beautiful lattice overhangs. 5 bedrooms family room , 2'h baths. $134,000. ' VIEW AND VERY NICE 4 bedrooms, d en. family room, dining room, 3 baths. Wonderfully adaptable, immaculately kept home. New carpetin g, 500 ' carpeted d eck , sec lud e d patio, beamed ceilings , la r ge kitchen \v /eating space. Intercom, tile entry. Owner will finance al low interest r ate for right buyer. SJ34.500 CORONA DEL MAR FAMILY HOME Charmin g 4 b ed room home w /fa mi ly r oom, dining room, breakfas t bar, wet bar, 2 fireplaces, front & r ear ba lconies, ·enclosed patio. Low maintenance yard. Close to beach. $129 ,000. SOUTH LAGUNA YIEW ESTATE Beautiful coastline views. Custom qua lity . St. Charles kitche n, 4· bedrooms, 4 baths including guest house . Offered far below replacement cost. $249,500. WATERFRONT ON FEE U.ND Beautifully decorated Dover Shores home with 4 bedrooms. family room , & formal dining room. Enclosed patio with fountain. Spanish tiled entry , wood paneling accented with decorative \vrought iron. Main channel view. $295,000fcc. SE~DOM IM THE ILUFFS The prime w ater view with lights of Dover Sho'res on older cul-de-s ac street. Three bedrooms & family. Courtyard entrance. $97 ,500. HARBOR VIEW CARMEL 3 bedroom 2 bath very livable home on a quiet cul-de-sac str eet in Newport Beach. For only $74,950 fee. FltOM COLDWEU IAMKER. •• With pride. A home of extraordinary character and di!(nity. 120 reel of waterfront. 5 bedrooms 41h baths. Dinin g room . Den . Pool . Unabashedly deluxe s pa with separate men & wome n's quarters. J acuzzi. Steam . Sauna. $650,000. (Fee) HIWPOIT IEACH 644-1766 ·U.5UNA llACH 494-0749 A COLDWEl.L IAMKER co: ... ' ' OPEN DAILY1·5pm. 3826 CAT A MARAN Harbor View, CdM OWNER "MUSf" sell and can give lmmed. OC· cup. 68R, ~m rm, din rm, pool & jacuiz.l. In g r e a t s h a p e . <Mttr11uerlle Ave. to Keel Dr., turn left llnd go to end o( cul·de·Sll.c. l 675-5511 Colt of Ne_. 25 15 E. Coast flwy Corona de! Mar. FOURPLEX $72,SOO Rustic home with2~ .• 2 baths, on R-2 lot. Otrered at $65,9~. RIDUC: Bl $4,SOO Newport Beach , exclusive area . Beautifull y decorated )"ith papers & paint ; 4 bdrms., dining rm., recreation room. Ready to go at $73,900 CORONA dot MAR DUl'UX In excellent condition. Large 3 bdrm., 2 bath + 1 bdrm., 1 bath. Best terms. $89,950. Another d11plex avai l., CdM , at $79,000. Call for info. FltEMCH CHATUU High on the hills of Corona del custom created ; ·$250:000. UNIVEISITY PARK Mar ; Single level ~ bdrm ., atrium , air-conditioned. custom c reated al $51.500 EMERALD IAY LINDA ISLE---LUXUllOUS Finest c ustom construction in· this s uperb 5 BR ho me on the bay. H&F pool, pier/slip, billiard rm, sauna &5'h •baths . Rich Appl's. $395,000. 76 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT /SUN l·5 .HUl(JINGTCi)N llEACH-$59,500 Immaculate inside & out! 1-Story·4 BR ranch w /FR & formal dining. In Suburbia Pk. Air-cond workshop. Great patio w /brick BBQ. Quiet street. 10101 THESEUS SAT /SUN 1·5 llG CYN. ''DEAUVIW" -YIEW NEW fantastic 4 BR model w/bonus rm. 2·Story entry hall, lge DR, wet bar. Luxury cptng. Rm for pool. $139,500 . 2RUECHAMONJX SAT/SUN 1-5 BEST ~N BlUffS IUILDIR'S CUSToM .MODELS PANORAMIC BAY. y.Ilj:y{~ Own one of these spectacular, extended homes & you'll have an "ORIGINAL". 2500 Sq. ft., 3BR:, fam. rms., high vaulted cell's., wet bars, 2 frplcs ., 3~, baths. Profess. decorated, w/finesl matchin g wallpaper, drapes & luxµrious carpt'g. Lge,, artistic paµo<I, overlooking pool & bay. New home warranty. $140,000 & · $145,000, Incl. prime land. OPEN 11 TO 5 2926 PHLA loll Vl1 .. dol Orol JtJ I QUEDADA loll Viii. dol Oro I HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR, IMC . MLS 644-0 I l4 lt73TopLl•hr .&TopSalo- H•wport..Mua locrd of Rffftor1 IOOJ'G_,..., 1002 Need a quick tiale on lhese bread &: butter un- its that are offered at 1972 prices. Seller must sell lo buy more! Take advantage oC the 3 bdrm owner unit + 2·2 lxlrms and l bdrm. Buy now and shelter your income for 1975. Hurry! 847-6010. A real honeymoon cottage with · 2 bdrms .. t ree covered yard, a real buy at $89.500. CORONA DEL MAR LUXURY DUPLEX Pride of owners hip in qu'al-blt 2-story. 3 BR, den, 2 baths, frpl in ea. SUodeck. Between hwy & ocean. Quiel. 510AVOCADO • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f..i jiji;\il [ [U~UIN-Mll~TIN I Hr J ~ REALTORS SU N l ·S LUSK HARIOR VIEW HILLS Fantastic ocean & sunset view from s harpes t 3 BR LaJolla model. Perfection thruout. Yard is a picture. MESA dol MAR 644-7662 . CORONA DEL MAR Extra sharp 4BR model "!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ with a separate master .= COSTA MESA-$34,950 suite and a central kilch. GHerol I 002 Ge.eral I OOJ & Cam rm . Close to Great buy! 3 BR & FR near· Harbor Blvd. Ideal location for future income. schools, Priced at a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• modest ~S,500. CALL BA YFRONT now before it 's sold! .... ,..., C::SELECT "T' PROPERTIES ASSUME 71/JPLOAH $199 MO. PAYS ALL Imma c ulate 2 Y2 year young 3 bdrm, 2 sto~ with unbelievable financ- i ng! Owner l eavj ng area-says bring any of· fer! Take 11dvanta)'.le of sparkling kitchen, Cre~h as a flower paint and de- ep pile carpet! A sun- s hine home just for you ! For appt. to see, call 847·6010. Hwbor View Home- OPEN DAILY 1-5 1833 Port SeaboorneNB Stop in any aftemoqn. 3 BR or 2 & den. 2 Baths. Formal dining. Fplc. Up· graded crpts .& cuslOm drps. Pat io. Owner's moving out of are3. 646-3928,e\'es64S·Oll82 Lachenmyer Realt or CASA GRAHOE MAGNIFICENT SURROUNDINGS ON THE WEDGE Short wa lk to the surf from "The Wedge". Ex· tra large corner lot. Near lo bike trail. Secluded en- try. Sunken p<lrlor. Huge rumpus room with wet bar . Giant ga rd e n kitchen. Formal dining room . Kings mas ter s uite. Mammoth pa rty room. Separate wing to Camily bedrooms. Roo m for boal & campe r . Owner must go--takc ad- vantage. Call 842-2535. O''fN 11! Q •,;•'•"I Jt)~r r,, t ' [~;IE~HiN IEACH IARCiAINS 2 BR, R·2 lot. $65,000! 4 Un .. Bay Ave. $'19,500! Dix dplx,_312 Br. $93,500! Oceanfront dupl ex $175,0XI! CALL 67!>-7060 MESA VIRDE Lovely family home in excellent neighborhood. Beautiful cond. $58,500 CALL 556-1800 lolboa lay Prop. Re-. LACUESTA IVTHESU. NODOWH YOUR opportwtlty! 2100 sq, ft . of occan·cooled grandeu r w it h NO DOWN PAYMENT. Four jumbo bedrooms. Most prestigious &: de· sired area. F'\rsl to call get s t h is TREMEN- DOUS BARGAlN. Call 842·ZS35. I 02 LINDA ISLE 4BR, family room, 65 Ct boat slip. $198,000. Ken Hartman, Realtor 642.5750 64().1607 HORSE LOVERS $2200 TOTALDOWH MESA VERDE ...... a daily dip can become your routine in- stead or a dream! I! 1)e pool is not the only extra, it's attached to a tovely Mesa Verde Pacesetter, 3 BR + lg family rm home. Offered at only $66,500. GLEN MAR Huntington Beach, love· ly 3 bedrm, covered patio, much uj>grading. Priced to sell, $43,9SO. SUPEI SHARP Wher e e lse but Mesa Verde can you rind such a lovely 3 bedrm home ror only $58,000. Must see to apprCciate ! Call now bef<?re it's loo late! IAT ISLAND HOME FOR ~I In best location on charming ISiand. Long water view. Furnis hed 4 BR home w /dock for lge boat. $2 ,000 mo. EXCLUSIVE llG CAMYON-$87,500 Beautiful vie w lot on golf course. Build your dre am home now! Call us .. GOLF COURSE LOT-$53,500 Choi ce leve l site. 106' Front on fairwa y El Niguel Country Club. Outstanding vie w of fairway, trees & clubhouse. Best C.C. buy in Orange County. Equestrian delight! Horse trails, riding areas and stables make this a must see! Walk lo park, lakes and fishing from this immaculate 3 bdrm with Cresh paint and new deep pile carpeting, cov- e r ed p atio, paneled garage a nd decorator wallpaper Don't miss ffi thi s at $43,950. Call U J>E fl.B 847.0010. OMES (.11'1 N r11 '1•JIS •UNIUl!fll11 f'' 2111 San Joacpn Hids Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-4910 [ ~!IE$1Hi\I "'" C.m:;~ ........ ~~1ci:uom!~~~ ~:::~~ .......... !~~~ FIREPLACE ESTATE 4 .!.°!m°,1 2!."° e!":;'!!m Bi9 C cinyon o,... I ·5 5-loy $119,500 3RurD-•ill "' Delightful 2 + deri "D6ver model. Ideal retirement home. Landsca ped, autO sprinklers, view. Priced fOf' quick sale or lease at $700. Monthly VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644·6056 Walerfr°"'-2 Slips , 2 frpfc 's, s pa~io u s 3 bedrm , atrium and sumptuous gardens. All for only $132,000 CALL~ & rR~~l~f:1 LOWDOWN Assume 7% VA loan at only $250. per month. Owner trans(. Super sharp, 4 bedroom home, located on beaut. tree lined street. Everything n e w ! Only $37 ,000. Similar homes selling (or $43,000. Call World Real Estate 556-7777. A1k about 3027 Westbrook. IAR~AIN IASEMEMT $33,950 EASTSIDt Cos ta Mesa . Bargain hunters dream large lot. Cement drive. Vine cov· ered cottage, First time advertised. Just $33,960 Cull price . Call now 646-7171. oPfN 111 9• I!~ ru" 10511, ~I· [~ma1111tl Newport llHch o,... Sal/5-1·5 2540Vl1lolava Very unus ual, ra rge custom home with heayy beam ceilings In area o( beautiful homes. 3 BR (huge master),. 2 balh. Living + family. Formal dine. Patio. Lots oC room for entertaining around pool + detached stOOio. M&-3928 eves&M-4543 will ke'ep you here OWHERWILL home. Custom decoral· forever. This exciting FIN~.-E ed. Well 21~ family Costa Mesa home has A"'"" home . '§_ ·· four bedrooms, 2 baths, Yo1:1 won't believe this. _.... includi ng hide away Seclu ded executive vr5nSIJM. mast·er sui t e . T wo estate, 1f.i acreofgrounds 2901~;cclJI magriificent fireplaces.' With R UGE ,.REES. Candle lite formal din-"En·ormotJS sWl rftming ing,openbeam ceilings, pool . OPEN B EAM cheery kitchen & garden CEILINGS. Hardwood vi ew family room just lo noors.,2 huge fireplaces. name a Cew of the out-GI GANTIC RUMPUS sta.1d iog features. Its RQOM WITH WET BAR. just been listed at $68,9:i0 Separate formal dining and won 't last, so hurry. room + 2500 sq. ft. or 546·2313. charm. Owner says·.he Ol'fNll19 ·•1s ,u1<ro8JN1'1• will carry his own loan Happh .... 11 Thist·harming31Xtrm ,3 bath home in Irvine Ter· race. Sparkling pool in ¥eluded 11ardmaetting. OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5 1932 .......... [!-li~a1H·!I E:!:l\f ~·~~~· 1~~~~~~!1!11!1!11~ PARK HUNTINGTON SAVETHOUSAHDS Gorgeous Park Hunt- ington La Mer. 2900 sq. 1'1.. rormal living and din- ina:. Spacious Camily .room a nd ga rde n kitcben . Private housekeepers quarters. Sweeping stairs to private master and cbildrens 1uites. 600 sq. fl. bonus game room. $4000 below our last one. Be Cirst to see il! Call 963-6767. ()PfN HI 9 . •! s f()N IQ Bf riocf' FHA·VATBMS ONLY $41,950 Thia lovely family home has 4 bdrms, 2 baths, large added on family room on quiet dead ei. 1 street. This has gol to be the bes t buy in Costa Mesa. TRl-UVEL s +POOL VANODOWH LIKE A MODEL NEARHACH · Finest beach uu. Truly executive neighborhood. Gorgeous landscaping. Elegant entry way. Fully up g r aded intefior . G o urmet ki t c hen . Form al dine. Family sized bedrooms. 15'x40' covered dance pavilion. Huge mllsler auit.e-no down buys thia~ ! Take advantage, call 842·2535. QPfN 1119 • '1 S f(JN IO!ll NICI' ·11 ........... . ;: i !~::; .. ,:, .. ~' _j THE REAL ' ESTATER~j ifl~ . · ... A THE REAL ESTAT~~~ This lovely Camily home shows like a model. From it's formal dining room to it's huge Camily ro o m with cozy fireplace, lo it's pro· RIG. BLUFFS ''G" Cesaionally landscaped Plan, 4BR, 3ba. OPEN ALL U.S. YETS yard with large heated" Sun ·1-s : 21~ Vista En- It is your richt to own a filteredpool,thish>meis trada , Bluffs, N.8 . home with DO down pay· a winner at only '66,950. ~184=·::.'°"=· A=l'::.·::.-:.:..::'""=--I m ent . Sta(( of ex· I~· vet.erana lo asmt )'OU. Call 5'5-9493. Call World Real ~t.ale, THAM Orange County's only NIWOM ·~IW Veteran Real Eatate Abtolutely moet 1tun· Specialist. Aili: Cor nln1.view of~ep· Veterans eouq_•elor. .. trance a'dd 'Qcean. 556.-7777, Call U)'Ume. 1-, _________ , Recently re i&deled and THE DAm B OPEM SAT. 1·5 fi~e~~r8Jff· ~~!i This lovely Mesa Verde 3 410 39th 5tnet Mar. Richly paneled liv· bedroom a nd family Newport I s l and ; 3 ing room andCormaldin· room home ha.s buill·in bdrm .. 2 ba. cottage ; ing room and> beautiful stereo h l /fi, a m /fm. hugefrpl c.,sundecll:with 1 arden kitchen. Call Huge cul de sac IOt, BBQ; beautiful condi· 673·8550. Japanese garden and tion.$79,950 oPfNt11ll ·•rs1uN io1i11:11.·1· THE .REAL 1 ESTATERS i «eonho"5e, walerfall. OPEN SUN. l·S "111 \ropical pla nts , Cru lt 106 S-0.a · ~. ;.~ trees, room Cor pool, St eps to ocean. West l!:X'· for mer model home. · ,;:::;:~·._ .:::.~::'; Owner will help finance Newport; 2 homes on l'lll l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~ ---_:_; a t low interest. Just lots; xlnt winter/sum-~ ••1 900• c II 3 mer area. Completely,... ... ,.as.t&-231 . d td • OPEN 111 Q . n s iuN ro ,., N!(f , ecora fl ; vacant, 1or . '. . . ' early occupa ncy . $135,000 OPIH.SAT /SUM IJ-4 ISJI LO-••d.. Peninsula Point; nearly new 2·1tory, 3 bedroom, 3 baths; enclosed paUo, 2 fireplace•, electric built· ina, 1ara1e door opener. Priced at $124,000 associated HP•f,, .,,,.,.,,, I , "> ' '' ..... ' "VIEW'' STRAIGHT DOWN BAY ..• view Crom living room, d ininc. room, · maater bedroom and kitchen of lhla ~tom Bulll 3 year o ld 4 b e droom laom·e . Fireplaces In mast er bedroo m and llvla1 room. 3 Car «aral~ with drtve thru boel door to rear of lot. All for fl•,500. Call now. .· ~II. milcnab I lrvlne 1'-reelty •FINER HOMES FROM $46,500 TO $775.000 IMAGINE! Unus ual Ba yfront & pier, next to a privat e sandy beach . This magnificent 4 b ed room tri-levcl has ever y d e lightful extr a -1'ry $265,000 fee land. Lois Miller 642-8235. (A32) '- IN IRVINE FOR $32,900! Yes!! It is not a mi sprint !! 3 bedroom , ajr conditioned on premium location. Laszlo Sharkany 644 -6200 . (A33) LIDO ISLE -OPEN SUM. 2-5 P.M. Great famil y home! Spacious living r oom w /beamed cei lin g + fireplace. 1-~a sy care yarcl w /lovely pool. 3 bcdroon1s + inviting clen. Beautifull y decore1ted thruout. 11/2 lots!! lleduccd to Sl 39 ,500 or submit lease/option. 104 VIA MENTONE. (A34) EXCITING IAYFllONT CUSTOM HOME. Bra nd n ew ! 5 lovely bedrooms, each w /its own bath. Pier & slip. Choice loqation. Ch<ir leS Arnold 642-8235. (A'a5) PERFECTION PLUS! ~~~~e;;~~~~iW.~~~ patio. Done in finest' custom decor. $159 ,000. He le n Hartlev 642-8235. (A36 ) . ,, WANT YOUR OWN POOL THIS SUMMER? Lov e ly Harbo r View Hill s 4 bedroom home -2100 sq.ft. -lg. pool w /separate. fenced children's play yard . $114 ,950 incl. land. Jeanne Newman 642·8235. (A37) TIME ON YOUR MAMDS. In this popular 4 bedroom, 21-2 bath condominium. Beautiful grounds & just enough private gardening to be fun . $61 ,500 . Betty Kerr 644-6200. (A38) IT LEAVES TOU IREATHLESS. This dignified Colonial 4 bedroom 4 bath h.ome enjoys the blessings 1of splendid Bayf~ont liying w/its own sandy sw1mm1ng beach + pier & dock for 60' boat. The yiew· of Newport Bay is superb! $395 ,000. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 328 BUENA VISTA, BALBOA. (A39) • ILUFFS BEST IOY. They bought a Bayfront -so you get a bar;gain in this cha rming - all newl:i> carpeted home -3 bedrooms -·GORGEOUS greenbelt.! '$75,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (A40) OPEN SUN. 1-S P .M. - 2521 IAMIOO. Eastbluff delight -3 bedroom Lusk built w /family room, dining room & 2'h ba ths. Street-to-street lot. Private courtyard \v /room for pao1 $94,500 land incl. (A41 ) · SUNSHINE PSIFECTIOM! Imma c ulate Somerset ~ s bedrooms, fa mily room -custom decorated & landscape_d. Sprinklers & wate r softe n el7. Exceptional priYacy & low ma in t ... Gem condition thrUout! $99,700 fee. Helen Wood 644-6200. ·(A42) $46,500 -UNl&JEVAILE! Darling 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in the family co mmunit y of . Culverdale. Woodsy & warm decor . SUper sha rp & ready for occupancy. Evan Corkett 642-8235. (A43) EXECUTIVE'S CHOICE. Quality appointments thruout. 3 bedroom, 3 bath President home. Professio nall v decorate d &: land s caped. -O ffered w /flex Ible fin a n ci n g. $114,900. Lois Egan 644~200. (Ail4) u;iAJn '4•~• ~ °':"'!'°"... ' .• , ·~ .._,..._ • ....,..,. ....... C..:111• llMl • .i • I . I • G •• • I • ( t 1 ~ J I l I I I J I ' I '1 ' • • • • • ._,,: ' • ... . .!I • •• • • ' ! - HOMES OPEN 1-5 n.11 Aftert110• UHl9UI IH COROHA DEL MAR - duplex inve~tment, refurbished in front, charming in rear. So. or the Hwy. See Hugh Mynatt at 608 Acacia, bnng $84 ,500. UHl9UE IH SPYGLASS -"Southport" Cape Cod e xterior, 6 bdrms half lndscpd, m oving. $179,500. See' Fran Scott at Mont ecito. - · UHl9Ul IH COROHA DEL MAR -4 bdrm, 2 s tory larger home with a small yard. Near beaches, newer,. nifty. See Rosemary Butterfield at 310 Orchid, Corona del Mar. UHl9UE IH HARIOR VIEW HILLS -~e:w listing, Sandpiper model, needs f1xmg up. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 3506 ·Catamaran. UHl9UE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Portofino with bunk room, plus 3 bdrm home. Slightly Spanish. See Nancy Laux at 1729 Port Ch arles. Bring $92,600. llHl9UE HOMES IH COROHA DEL MAI -Cozy d up lex, s hake roof, near park a nd school, only $74,500. See Pat Lane at 426 Acacia , Corona del Mar. UHl9UE IH IRVIHE TERRACE -4 bdrm , pool , spec tacul a r harbor view . ente rtaining home. See Pat Fores ter at 1023 Dolphin Terrace, Corona del Illar. Ul'lii!IVUI: ti()MI:§ OH TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MAl'llCET WI TH THE NICEST PEOPLE SE LLING THE NEA TEST HOMES CCjH'ONA DEL Mo\R, 1575-6000 MHA VE"DE, 546-5990 • CALL US Gelllral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PeteBarrettReaft'I l'..re~enl~ •• .;_:"\ <"'I ~ • 1·~ NEWPORT SHORES • ~ ., ,_ CiREAT CORHER LOC•TIOH neat clubhouse and pools. 3 Bedrooms, & 12 baths , soft panelin g, fireplace. $54,950. TOWNHOUSE HEWPORT l!ACH -top or the hill near Hoak. 3 Bedrooms ,121h: baths. Your own p r i va t e patio opens to pooJ. ImmacuJate -move right in. $44,500. CALL 675-4060. BUDGET · WATERFRONT IE OH THE CAHAL -4 bedrooms, family room , and waterfront deck. Fixer Upper in ·Newport Shores at Jow price of $65,000. COSTA MESA CONDO HUR HEW -3 bedrooms & 2 baths, ·pool. Clean and re3dy tl> move in ! Owner may carry 2nd trust deed. $32,000. i KrE BAR5RITT REAITT J 160S Westcliff Dr., N.B. '42·Si;t0 114 E. Balbo. Blvd .. Balbo.t 675-4MO I * -. * *' * ~ .. I u t '.Heritage Collection "" t' ,. · OC~ANFRONT , SPICTACULAR -2 s tory home with magnificent •l•w ...t bo9clo. 3 Large bedrms with r oom lbr 4. Oversized fami ly room a nd living rm. Modern kitchen and dining. All less than 3 years old . F irs t lime orrered at $1.99,000. Choice Balboa location. c .. 540.lt 51 POOL TIME IS JU,ST AIQUHD THI · COIHIR and we have the. perfect home for year 'round entertaining. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath , enClosed patio l'w~•t • ~·ti••r1!1. O(fered at $4;;,500. Cal 40. 151 . BREAD AND BUTIER UNITS 1101 2 IEDROOM COJTAGIS -with a ttac h ed gar ages and tree shaded fenc ed yards. Eastside, Costa Mesa. Full price $170,000. c .. S40.11s1. WHAT WILL YOUR KIDS DO THIS SUMMER7 .Don 't s weat it, when you can have this a· bedroom home with pool , clubhouse and plenty of room to play. OwMr wlU help fin-.ce. Call-US for d etails at 540.11 SI. MONARCH BAY FIHE OCE A N VIEW h o m e in prestigious community Offering pri•aff beacll c .. & t ennis courts. 4 Bedrooms including s p a ~i ous master suite, formal dining, ~mily rm, & sunny kitchen w /brkfst bar. Truly gracious \iving. Call 546-5180 NEWPORT BEACH DUl'lEX -sharp, 2 Bedroom home + l Bedroom a partment over garage. Just l bloclcs to beach. Priced only $81,250. Good terms . l lurry , won 't last ! caa 546-5110 MESA VERDE 2 Story OHL'( $64,000. You 'II l o ve this exec utiv e s t yle Pacesetter home complete wilh 4 bedrooms, 3 baths; den & formal dining. Fantasti c lattice work patio cov er . a.st •alw in all of Costa Mesa . Don't mi ss it!! Call 546-5880. • VACANT AHD HEW OH THE MARKET sha rp north Costa Mesa, 4 bedroom, 2 bath & family room. .Beautiful condition with r e modeled kit chen and n eW carpets t hruout. Perfect ·cul -de-sac location. L-prlvale Y.ard. Priced ohly $41,950 Call now , WO!l t last S46-Sl80 ERITAGE -·------------· ----- ' G1MrCll•1 I I 002 G1•1ral 1002 ···················~···· •...................... . . llVIHE TERRACE BEST BUY. 4 BR, 3 ba., den, wet bar, pool, workshop, kid'~ Win g, fee $99,300 OLD CORONA DEL MAR CORNER LOCATION. 2 BR. + guest cotta ge, dbl. lot, fee. Must see. Asking $92,500 OPEH SAT fSU_H. 1-5 · 223 HARCISSUS CAMEO SHORES, COROHA DB. MAR ESTATE SALE. 3 BR. suites, 41; ba .. 2 frplcs., h.uge lot, gardens , pool. $250,000 Ol'EH SUH. I ·5 461 S CAMDEH -. EASTILUff FOREVER Vl.EW. 4 BR.+ FR, 3ba., 2 frplcs., game rm ., 3,000sq . ft . Only SlOS.000 llG CAHYOH FAIRWAY VI EW. 4 BR, 4 ba .. den. bllliQ'cf r m ., pool, 3 frplcs :, bar. $348,750 , IALIOA ISLAHD HEY MDMf! · Celebrate Mother's Day with the purckase of •· of these homes! .******* SPACIOUSNESS . .. · Lots ·or Room for e njoying life in this immaculately exquisitely decorate;d & landscaped f a mily home . Owne r transferred " a nxious to sell his 4 BR, 3 Ba, Fam •rm ·home located a t SPYGLASS HILL. $164,900. ••• CITY LIGHTS VIEW You see not o nly t he lights or Newport Beach but Fashion Island too, when you live in this lovely 5 BR , 3 Ba , Fam-rm home w /2 Frplcs. Located in HARBOR VI EW Ill. $129,950. ••• CONVENIENCES NEARBY This lovely 5 BR, 4 Ba, Fam -rm hom e with a 2 BR Rental Unit is near all Shopping & the Beach. Located at 404 Iris, in OLD CORONA DEL MAR, it's a bea uty. Divor ce forces a sale at $122,500. Open Sun. 1-5 ••• THIS NEW HOME NEEDS YOU! An eas y-care 4 BR, 2 Ba , Fam-rm home with many upgrades and a view ,too, needs a family like yours to make it perfect. Find it in HARBOR VIEW Ill. P riced at $79,500. ••• CAREFREE LIVING A s uper BLUFF Condominium that is hig hly upgraded, has a 3 BR, 2'h Ba & a Fam-r m too. Provides solid comfort for t he, most discriminating buyer . Stop by 532 Cancha; Sun. 1-5. Price just reducecl"to $76,500. ••• WE HAVE RENTALS TDD! A 2 BR, 1 Ba Duplex on a lovely tree lined Street in Old Corona de! Mar. Won 't last ! Better hurry. $300. mo. ••• R.I;. PEOPLE WANTED We have 4 openings Jeft in our Corona del Mar Sales Office. Ask about our new com'pensation plan. 673-7601 G11Mtral I002G1 .. rll 100 2 . ......•......................... _. ........... . IRVIHE TERRACE RB.AXED WATER VIEW LIVIHG Designed for comfortable family Ii ving . & executive enterta ining. 4 Bdrms., 4 V2 baths, formal dining area. Ba y & ocean vi,ew, covered patio, pool & blt·in BBQ. Detailed to perfection, $247 ,500. Held Open Today 1-5. 1815 Gala tea Terrace. EASTBLUFF -ral 1002G.....i 1002 BAY FRONT. 4 BR, 4 ba. !deal famil y Large 2 story cha rmer. 3 Bedrm, huge family room, r anch style kitc hen. Fenced yard. Easy to show. Vacant & re·ady. ~A solid va lue at $81,500 . \.'!'_••··················· •...•..•..•. , .•....•••. ~~ Ba'l/,ont.J.lome & Pul'. 4 Bedroom, 4 Both & Gallery hom e. $249,500 OPEH SAT/SUH 1·5 S44 SO. IA TfltOHT COMPANY REALTORS I LUFFS IEST WATER VIEW ·Original s ect ion, front row, end un it. Gorgeous 3 Bdrm "Trina" model with ·2 patios. Xlnt financing available. Super value at $92,000. C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTILU,l'F CEHTEI New custom 2 story home on Balboa Peninsul~-with 2 fi replaces, wetbar and beautirul built-ins. Lots of glass providing a fantastic panoramic view . of Newport Bay. F ee land. $279,000. n . . • 21,65" E. c-1 Hwy. c,,.....,a dol Mar ''Sollltl9 RHl.-ln Newport Harbor ,... 1944 .. ' • OPEH HOU$E ntlS WllKIHD 1200 EAST IALIOA ILYD., ' 675-1120 • Y.':/•( . ,6.ll-4400 . . -__:_ ---"----·. --!!·~t!!~·"!!'I~· !!!!~!!!·!!, !"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!! I ~--.wuc&=--"! I S~ll~l-A-~t-trs · That Intriguing W oro' Gome wifh a Chuckle . I ~ qi, • • • .... ,.. iooi:G ... r11 1002 .e;...... _ 1002•1 .. ra1 1002 ;. ............................................. ·········-:·······.-····· •'."····················· Lido Ille . ti 5 Via Udo Saud Opotl Sol JS-l-5 Waterfront 4 BR., 5 b a., rum pus rm. • Pier/'-float, sandy beach. $295,000 ' >' Spacious 4 BR., family rm .. din. rm. ~ On 52 rt. Private patio. $179,000 Beaut. 6 BR. home, s andy beach ; mirrored w alls. bea med ceil. Prl"v. .courtya rd, shore mooring. $295,000 ' Wot•rfreodl.olt 4-0X90 rt . $250 ,000 , 40x90 It. ~.~ ' . SHORECLIFFS -OclAH VIEW 3 B drin s., 2 1; baths; ne e d s redecorating .. ......::-a winner for future !IPprepiation & enjoyment. $138,500. OPIH SUHDAY 1·5 133 SHORl!CUFfl RD. J..tj•c1~IHI I I• IK ol.v l~E El 1 i, IRqADMOOI 112 -VIEW . . . . -. . One or 2 homes a vail. in this c hoice Corona del Mar locat ion ; 4 bdrms, ., 0 0 RH u I' I k!'4W . gvy wko bovoh1 d inin g rm ., den , a11 done with ' r I 1 1 • big 1975 (.,.He drove ii unde rsta ted e legance ·, move -l n '"::::-=:·::::·::::·='.._·, rigt,r out of 1he •kowroom •nd ,, lnlo the -. 1,,.. conditl~ -top view,~!~ ~ •. ·p 0 H0 U K 0 I I I I I' 1•o c~o•• "'""''" ,.....,. • . . . . bt l!IH110 1#1 flle tlllulnO -d C t yo.. ....... ··--.o Nco. J below. oas · · .. :;;•:-:r,:::·:~~·1.i""=0"''""'0 I'' ..,,l,c..,.-1' 'l',.:..,,,l''lcr':.,,l'.il~.,., '-"1~· I io~~~"f~~,_~.~.~.~~.,~,=:=1~1=::1~1~1=*r~1;::;1 --------------scuMms·....._. "'c1oalllflc....;. 1010 • ' . '. '·. . .·-; ~·. ·~ • .. ' . ' .. Sun<tar. Ma~ 11 . 191s DAIL v PILOT D S ~:.':':..~ ....... ,~.':'.~.~ ....... J~.':!'.~ ...... . G_,11 1002 G1 .. n11 . 1002 Go .. rll IOOJ ..................... -····················· ········-············· M. M. LAIORDE MATT'S I ACKIHTOWH M.tt Lelordt has; r~opened his Costa ~l esa tteul E!itiile office to once again service hi:s many friends und clients. Associated with h1m is Ern ie Clevela nd, Re altor, ;ind 01>enings v.·11l be creatt'd for t\\'O additionnl experienced and professional associati"d He<illors. For a ll your Re3l Es tate Need~ t·all LaBORDE REAL ESTA TE 222 E. 17th SI. S.111 8 Casta..,sa Phone 548-3404 -al I 002 G1Mral I 002 G....,.al I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $51 ,500 OPEN SUN.1·5PM 3 Bed r oo m e leg a nt home. 3124 Yucon Ave., nrSouth Coast Plaza. ~CALL NOW ~/. 752 ·7315 DONALD M. BIRD AtlO(lot•i, Reoltor1 OWNER WANTS ••ACTION•• bought another home. .f.BR, best buy in good area. $48,950. including huge rree-form H&F pool. Fast occupancy. 640-6600 ~rrie CO ..... u-. 559 s-MicJml Dr. Hewporf- PRICE SLASHED $55,900. Larges t yard in Mesa Verde North. Room for pool, gatden, or paddle tennis court. Premium grade wall, fl oor and win do w cove rin gs . Natural wood gr ain kitchen cabinets, huge master suite with walk· in closet and private garden atrium. 962·7788 -. k€Y _itm R€ALTORSft •••• RalphT.- ll772Elr.cc.to D•aPolnt You a re the winner of 2 free tickets to the UCI IRVIHE CELEllliTY IASHAU.CiAME SUNDAY,MAY18 at l :30atUCI LOSANGELESRAMS ... OAKLAND RAIDERS in a seven inning preview of Super Bowl Ten. OCEAN AND BAY VIEW Di n e und e r the s t a r s in thi s outstanding custom bui lt 5 bedroom home . Formal dining r oo m has electrically controlled movable roof and opens to the sun or the st ar s. Courtyard _pool with jacuzzi. .This home is id eal fo r executive entertain· ing, as well as family living. Prime Irvine Terrace location, call fo r d e· tails . 640-6161. NEXT TO SPYGLASS Hi g hly upgr aded 4 bedroom, 3 ba th single level home. This SANDPIPE R MODEL ha s been profe ssionally decor a ted a nd custom landscaped. Magni ficent patio and viewing deck. 3 Car garage. $1 23,900. You own the land. Cail 640·6161. NEWPORT DUPLEX Beautifu l pride or owne r ship , 3 be drooms, 2 baths each . Bltns, fireplaces and patios, quiet residential area. ·Good t enants each pay $315. a month. Asking $94 ,000. Call 546·4141. WATERFRONT Lease /Lease Option Charming 2 story, 3 bedroom, 2 bath family room home with 36' boat slip and pier. Utilities paid. $850. a mont h. Call 546·4141 WHAT A BUY!! This charming home has everything. Heavy shake roof, 3 large bedrooms, 21h baths, form al dining, fa mily rm, laundry rm, huge cul-de·sac lot with extra large covered patio. SEE THIS N EW LIS TING NOW ! $45 ,900 . 962-4454. GET LOST! In 21 Acre private community park with 3 community pools surrounding this rambling ra nch home wit h 4 bedrooms, 2 baths , and family room with we t b a r. CALL NOW ON LY $55,995. 962-4454. ~COATS & WALLACE 'CJ7P REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING IHE sour COASI AREA SINCE 1963 Please call 642·5678, ext G_,.al I002:GltMral 1002 ~ 1ohdacim your u1·1ok,ets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (r<1ort ounty to ree ·------·----------number is S40-l220.) •• *. OPEN HOUSES * IAYSHORES • OPEH Sot JSun 1-5 28S I l•nhon Dr. XLNT L OC ATION · 2 priv. beaches; 2 bdrms., 2 ba. + guest area. New carp., drapes: fres hly painted. Huge livi ng rm. · ONLY $75,500 OPEH SAT. 1-5 2 51 I Vi1ta Drive ATTRACTIVE2 bd rm .. 1 ba. + guest rm. & ba. over gar age & :Y• bath in g a rage ; be a ut . new kitchen : n ice di nin g area ; wet bar. New root E lec. garage opener LOTS OF CHARM $110,000. •CLIFFHAVEH • OPEH Sot JSun 1 ·5 605 KIOCJS l'lac:e Much desired 3 bdrms., 1 'h: ba., lge. fa mily rm. with frplc, Shows lots or TLC. Extra large lot. $65,000. "C" THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy. N'pt. Beach 548·5S27 Eves: 545·5643 HODOWH CLOSIHG COSTS OHLYll S IDRM /2 STORY Tree l i n e d s t re e t . Presti ge a pproac h . M a ss ive e ntr y . ENORMOUS PARLOR. . Open .J.lowe:J BALB DA ISLAND 202 EMERALD-SUH. 1-5 Gor geous 3 bd r m., 2 b ath home featuring lovely mstr. bdrm., with garden terrace + lovely front patio. Beautiful condition Thruout: Xlnt location on quiet street, near bay. •Offered a t $132,500 212 AGATE -SAT. & SUM. 1-5 Imm ac ula t e 4 bdrm. home wit h 'family rm., fro nt patio & lge. living rm. with fr plc. + 2 bdrm. a pt. Offe red at $139,500 ll O PEARL -SAT. & SUH. 1°5 Jus t s t e ps t o beach fro m th is charming 3 bdrm. 2·story home, with cozy den & private sid e patio + l ·bdrm. a pt. with beamed ceil's., & guest rm. & bath. Good value a t $135,000 304 OHYX -SUHDAV 1-5 Older 4 bdr m. home in con venient loc ation, nr. bay & vi ll age; a gr eat buy at $62 ,500 20 I HO. IAYFROMT - SAT. & SUH. 1·5 The qui et end of the island , is the setting for this lge. 3 bd rm. home, offering fabulous views thruout. with 2 ·frplcs . & set on an extra lge . lot + 2·bd r m. home in rear with bay view. Offe r ed at $249,000 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Maritle, lalboa bin 675-3331 Forma.l banquet room. G.....,.. I 002 GtHral I OOZ Oteantic garden ldk hen. ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• •••• ••••. ••••••••• ••• •• MAMMOTH RUMPUS RO O M. 5 B ONUS BE DROOMS. Clos ing costs move YoU in, Gl's take advanla&9-Call now 842-~. Ot'{N t111i. ti S fVN 10~1 r..(f' OLpERCOUPU HEEDID La r-ge ba ck yard for garden. Newer 2 bdrm house wilh ftreplace & lovely kitchen in lovely Cali f orni a H o m es . Owner transferred. Must sell now! Call «W&-77 t l. EASTBLUFF! 4 Huge o.~EillnEv••: . , BR's, 3ba'11 1 11pJlt·le ve l dramatic fl oor pla n. , • Pretty paper & panerg, -------- View from top deck. Call Finlt what ~ou "f&nl in now! BKR. 644·11.56 Daily Piiot Ciassifieds. • HIGH ON A HILL UNRESTRICTED VIEW Spiral stai rcase. Vaulted ceilings. Huie mas ter sui te. Country kitchen. We t bar. Low main· tenan c e l a nd s cap . lng .Pool·j acuui. A rel.I dream at only $46.,500. Cali 842-2S3S, Ol'f_N llJ Q •I/~ IUN l(HI! 'llCf' > 1 ',!5 ~·.···; ·: I -":~ ( "_,.,;,~ '· ~ -~- THE REAL ESTATERS • • ! Pf DAILYPILOT . Sundty,Moy11 ,1915 ltl•t•PwS. l"•••n"°"S. tt1u111For~ M1111n,_.S. ...... ~················ ...............••......................... ; ........................ . . ' . . .• _,.. · IOOZ Gt•r• 100 G.......i ·. . . >t••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 002 Gt•r• t ·········~············~······················ ~ CAPE COD, WATERFRONT wltlo plor ..i olp 'Huge two-story 4 BR & den, 3 BA, with formal dining, 2 frplc's., 3 'Car gar and Extra parking. $145,000 1ACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th HOUSES FOR SALE 2 HDROOM ll7 E. 23rd St. Costa Mesa 645-1765 $34,950 Sun.1·5 •437 Seaward, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $67,500 Sat&Sunl·5 712M alabar , CoronadelMar · OCllAN IL YD. -1'941MSULA PO-' . Owner built, 2924 sq. n. luxury home; step down LR, 2 BR & den ; 3 ba. + . billiard rm. Marble nrs .. dlning rm. & entry; extensive use of wood paneling; high ceilings. Call for app't. • • . ' .. ' tt1urn._.S. 1•t111H..,.,. H1•n,_.!m · . jtlt11nllfMooW. ... .._.....,,.. ........................................................... -.-;r .............................. ,.~ ................. . • ~ . ' . . , •••r• • l .. HI 11111 ·: 'llU'l1'... · IOOZ 11 IFll ' 1002.la•r.r ' -1112 ••••••••••-••M••••••;lf"ee••••••••••••••••••••••,••••\•••-•••••••••••• . ...... j···············~· ·········•·¥~··,~r"' ~. w You CAN JOIN A WU!INtNG TEAMI ., . /J..7 n,.;/) I, ·; 'l'li Harbor Realty 400 E J7tii St Coeta Mesa a oL}do «:>tJ llonf ; t • familiar name in local reel ~te circles is . • DOW • member or the Hetberl Hawkins · ·Prime location near end of Lido, with FrancbiBe or11anlzaUon. southerly exposure tor s un bathing & · '' sunset views. 4 Bdrms, 5 Batlis; YOU" FUTURE'IS HE!tE , fannat dining, rumpus room opening We can now offer outstanding career op· on s,apdv beach, •pier & float, Fully portunltles .ror both 118110Clatea and brokers. J~1sh~. Prl~.e reduced to;$295,000. Herbert Hawkins Is a naUonally known multi- BI LL GRUNDY . REALTOR ' ' ' > I ' •, I\ I (,I tl' office operation with over 2S years history of success. IFYOU WANT AllEALIESTATE LICl!NSE We have an accredited pre · Ucen.se sehool on a cost refund plan. Plus an on-going regular sales training program. IMMEDIATE Pl.ACEMl!NTS NOV/ We'd like to discuss the full rewards or your association with Tri·Harbor Herbert Hawkins Realtors. -675-3000 Sal/Sun 1-5 420 Poinsetta, Corona del Mar 675·7225 $62,500 Sun 1·5 DIRECTOR-Y PJ.E-'$E CALL fl48.3255-TODA Y •••611 Lido Park Dr. Nwpl Bch 675-6462 $117 ,000 Sal/Sun. by appt. 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH 2330 Port Carlisle, Npt. Beach 644-7525 Sat /Sun 1-5 476 Flower, Eastside, C.M. 675-5511 Sun 1-5 3 Rue Deauville, Big Canyon NB 644-6056 $119,500 Sun 1·5 Z112 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 675-3000 Sun. 1·5 18382 Mapledale, Hunt. Bch. 752·1920 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Morning Canyon Rd (Shrctfs) 675·7225 $106,000 Sal/Sunl·5 3 IEOROOM 1521 E. Ocean (Bal Pen) NB 673-3663 $124,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 413 E. Bay St., Eastside, CM 642·5273 $49,500 Sat/Sun.11·5 24381 La Hermosa, Laguna Beach 494 -9473 · Sat/Sun 12·4 1159 Noria , Laguna Beach 494-9473 Sun. 2·5 735 Ba lboa, Laguna Beach 494 -9473 Sal/Sun 11·4 2040 Beryl Ln. Harbor lilnds NB 646-9564 $.55.800 Sat/Sun 1·5 213 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB 646·3255 Sat /Sun l ·5 223 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1-5 4615 Camden (CameoShrs) CdM 673-4400 Sun. l ·S •1932Altura (Irv. Ter.) CdM 675-5930 Sat /Sun l ·5 1724 Minorca, Mesa Verde, CM 646-3255 $.57 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 17671 Iron Bark (Un. Park) Irv. 675·3000 Sun. 1·5 3 BEDROOM 17531 Willow Tree <Un Park) Irv 644 -7662 $.51.500 Sun. 2-4 133 Shorecliff; Corona del l\far 644-4848 $138,500 Sun. 1-5 •#40 Rue F'.ontainebleau, Bg Cn NB 549·8505 $135 ,000 Sunl·5 #34 Rue Fontainebleau, Bg Cn NB 549·8505 $124,500 Suri 1-5 2978 Shillon Way, Laguna Bch 494-3577 $67 ,000 Sat/Sun : 8433Benj~min , Huntington Bch 962-5511 $31 ,950 Sun 1-5 Z18 Cam ellia. Eastside CM 642-6368 $43.500 Sunday 1-5 104 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 $139,500 Sun. 2·5 p.m. *4521 Roxbury, Cameo Shores CdM 642-8235 $159,000 Sun. 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEH 21692 Hilaria, Lacuesta, HB 968·4456 $61 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •4500 Roxbury, Cameo.Shores NB 675·5511 Sun 1-5 1765 Bahama. Mesa Verde. CM 646·3255 $72,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 320Seaward, Shorecliffs, NB 675-5511 Sun 1-5 1906Pt. Weybridge, Npt. Beach 673-2222 Sun.1·5 2269 Cornell Dr. <Coll Pk) CM 642-4236 $44 ,950 Sat. 2-5, Sun 11·3 •12270ulrigger Dr. CHVH lCdM 640-8819 $127,500 Sat/Sun12-5 3226 Colorado Place, M esa Ver CM 546·1911 $49,500 Sal/Sun 10-5 4733 Cortland Dr., Cameo Hlnds 673-3177 $87,900 Sat/Sun.1·5 3226 Colorado Pl <Mesa Verde) CM 546·1911 $49.500 Sat/Sunl0-5 2512 Bowdoin PL. College Pk CM 549·4241 $44,950 Sal/Sun 10·5 •2431 Bowdoin, CollegePrk. CM 637·5076 $44,800 Sat/Sun.1·5 Z15Nassau Rd. (Coll. Park) CM 557.9977 $45,950 Daily 1·5 3246 New York, Mesa Verde C.M. 979-4678 $45,900 Sal/Sun 1-5 17642 Laurel Tree Ln., Irvine 552·0896 $65,500 Sat/Sun. 1-5 111 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) N. B. 675·7542 Sun. 1·5 •265 Rose Lane, E/Side C.M. 646-7414 $44 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 379 E . 19th St. Costa Mesa 644 ·7Z70 $47 ,500 Sun1·5 2807 Cassia, Eastbluff, N. B. 644·7Z70 $94,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3412Lantana, Costa Mesa • 546·2313 Sat & Sun 1 ·5 2970Country Club, Mesa Verde, CM 546-2313 Sat 1·5, Sun 2·5 2823 Tabago Place. Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $.58,000 Sa( 1·5, Sun 2·5 •4600 Roxbury (CameoShrs) CdM 644·1766 $129.500 Sun. 2·5 •19.15 Sabrina (Irv. Terr.) CdM ,644·1766 $187.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1215Somerset (Ws tclilf) NB ,. 644-1766 Sat/Sun 1-5 KMp tWt •OMty dW.Ctory wiHI y• this ........ •• Y• .. •••• bat.,_ Al tM S.C.tlw Hst.d IMlow _.. dncribed "'""'• chtoil ltf .. ..-fl119t ............. ....,., DAILY PILOT WA.NT ADS. Patr .. s ...._..,.,..i...wsforMltorrwt_....,... toHsttK• hlfentetl" &.I th11 c-... each Frtd_,, Sat. dcly-.cl SiMchly. • 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1766 $97.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 83 Roy a I St.George, Big Canyon 642·5200 $210.000 Sun 1-5 1521 Kings Rd. CliflHaven, NB 642·5200 $165,000 Sun 1·5 17592 Willow Tree, Univ Pk, Irv 552.7500 $47.500 Sun 1·5 •18712 Via Torino, Trtle Rk Hls 552·7500 $99,500 Sun 1·5 14712 Doncaste r, Irvine 556·2660 $45,900 Sun 1·5 2906 Redwood St, Mesa Verde, CM 546·2313 . · Sun2·6 ••121 HarbOr Island Rd. NB 642·8235 Sun. 1 ·5 2521 Bamboo (Eastbluff) NB 642·8235 Sun. '!·5 •1821 Toyon (Baycresl) NB 642·8235 $12,500 Sun2·5 2472 Fairway, Costa Mesa · 646·7171 Sun 1·5 690Senale, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun 1-5 4 BEDROOM . ••544So. Bayfronl,Balboalsl 673-4400 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 3732 Scottsdale, The Colony Irv 551·3879 $.51,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 2RueChamonix (BigCyn) N.B: ' · 644-4910$139,500 OpenSat/Sunl·5 111 Via Dijon (Lidolsle)N.B. 675· 7542 Sun. 1·5 2li75 Bayshore. Newport Beach 640-6161 $135,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 2908 Broad St., Newport Beach 640-6161 Sat/Sun 1-5 21041 Shepherd , Huntington Bch 5J6.;l660 $51,990 Sal/Sun 1·5 •210sVis la Laredo (Bluffs) NB· · 675-6775 i 644·0575 Sat/Sun 1·5 1921 Teresita Ln, N'pl. Beach 642·8235 Sat. 1·5; Sun. 2·5 *1023 Dolphin Terr. Irv'\Ter, CdM . 675-6000 $179.500 . Sal/Sun 1·5 233 E. 21st St. CM 645·8792 $.56,950 · Sun 12·5 4 . IR & FAM RM or DEH 5841 Sierra Cielo, Irvine . 833-9075 $75.000 su·n. 1·5 2751 Canary, Mesa Verde, CM 546·4141 $77.500 Sunl-5 20131 Midland Ln .. Hunt. Bch. 963-3409 $71.500 By Appl. 18407 Colville SL (Meadows) FV · 968·2878 Sat /Sun 1-5 1123 Main St. Huntington Beach 536·8821 $79.~00 Open Daily Z162 Tern Ci r (Mesa Verde) CM 540·0674 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1508 Dover Dr. (Westcliff) NB 642·7674 $87 ,000 Sal/Sun, 1-5 •1412LincolnLa, Weslcliff ; NB 642·5200 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2907 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 675·5930 Sun. 10101 Theseus <Sub Pk.) H.B. 644-4910 $.59,500 Open Sat /Sun 1·5 •21081 Leasure Ln, Park Pl, HB 968-4456 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1200 E. Balboa Bl Bal Pen NB · 675·8120 Sal & Sun 8 Cherry Hills Ln (Big Cyn) CdM . 675-5726 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1815GalaleaTer,IrvTerCdM 640·0020 Sat/Sun 1·5 9111 Madeline Dr, Hunt. Bch. 752·1920 Sal/Sunl·5 940 Da hlia, Costa Mesa · • 546·2313 Sal & Sun 1-5 • •815 Via Lido Soud, Lido Is NB 675·6161 $295,000 •Sat/Sun 1·5 •3816 Key Bay (HVHills) CdM 642-8235 Sal/Sun 1-5 #)Burning Tree Rd., Big Cn NB 642-8235 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••607 Bayside Dr., Prom Bay NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 10·6 p.m . 1729 Port Charles Pl, HrbrVuHms 675·6000 $92.600 Sat/Sun 1·5 3500 Catamaran, HV Hills, CdM 675 ·6000 $105,000 Sun l·S 310 Orchid, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $136,500 Sun 1·5 24 21141 Binghampton, Hunt. llch. 962-5511 Sun 1·5 1215 Seacrest (HV Ills) CdM 644 ·1441 $129,500 Sunl-5 •1019 Marian Ln (Westcliff) NB 675·5726 $139 ,500 Sun 1·5 4518 Wayne Rd .. Corona del Mar 646-7414 $87,500 Sun 1·5 10773 El Centro. ~'euntaln Val 968·2398 $.57.900 Sunday 11·6 18811 Via Messina, Trtle Rk His 552·7500 $89.950 Sun 1·5 •1134 Salinas, Mesa Woods, C'.M. 5S6·2660 $74 .000 Sun 1·5 ' 842 lrvine (Baycresl.) N.B. 644 ·7662 $73,900 Sun. 12·4 ••328Buena Vista, Balboa 642-8235 $395,000 Sun.1·5 4721 Dorchester, Cameo Hlds CdM 644·62()0 $91,500 Sun. 1·5 •8952 Martin, Fountain Valley 842-2535 Sun 12 :30·6 1!7Via Nice, Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1-5 •Z119 Albatross, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun1·5 316Calalina, Newport Beach 646·7171 Sun1·5 •Z179Albatross, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sunl·5 S IEOROOM 332 Catalina, N'pt. Beach 675·7060 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 34031 Calle Acordarse, S.J.C. 496·8159 $79,900 Anytime 2921 Catalpa, E /Bluff, NB 644-ll56 Sun 1·5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEH •920Dah!ia, Costa Mesa 979-4273 $Low $70's Sat /Sun l ·5 • • •76 Linda Isle Dr. Linda Is NB 644-4910$395,000 OpenSat/Sun1·5 11 Llnda Isle Newport Beach 752-1920 Sat /Sun l ·5 1839 Port Tiffin (lNHomes) NB 642-8235 $94,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1633 Highland, Westcliff ar~a NB 675-4060 $89,500 < Sun 1'5 '. • 'l.'618 Harbor Island D . Nii - 642-8233 ' --~'1· 1-5 > Z141 Lorenzo, Mesa d~l Mar CM 556-2660 $.58,900 Sun 1·5 6 . II & FAM ltM or DEH ·•3626Catamaran,HVu!Ils,NB 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 51 Monlecito, Spyglass, CdM 67~·6000 $17.9,500 Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS .FOR SALE 45 Univ Dr (Nr. Back Bay) NB 548·7223 $40,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEDIOOM 31216 W. Nine Dr. Laguna Niguel 493.7421 Sal/Sun 1·5 •17887 Haws Lane, HB 848-0549 $34,000 Sal/Sun 10-7 8477 Benjamin Dr., Hunt. Bch. 847-4Z13· $33,000 Sal/Sun l II & FAM RM or DEH 456 Vista True ha; (Bluffs) N. B. 1)40-5560 · $79,500 Sun 1·5 4 IEOIOOM 2108 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB 644·1452 $84,900 · Sun 1-5· 112 Georgetown Ln. Monticello CM 979.2599 Sat/Sun 9·4:30 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM EACH 1220pal, Balboa Island 646-7171 Sunl-5 106Sonora,,Newport aeach . 673-3663 $135,000· Sun 1·5 GOS.Acacia, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $84,500 , Sun 1·5 426-426'h Acacia, OldCdM, CM 675-6000 $74,500 · sUn 1·5 • •313Grand Canal, Balboa Isi. 549--0647 $149,500 Sunday 1·5 311&Zll 509 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar 644·7Z70 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 107 26th St., Newport S.ach 673·2493 $115,000 Sat/Sun. 2·5 3 IEDIOOMS EACH 206 F ernleaf, Corona del Mar 675·3000 · Daily 1·5 311&111 521 Iris, Corona del Mar 644-7662 Sun. 1·5 411'&z11 619Poppy.Ave .•. Coronade!Mar 644·1766 $85,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 .. ·4 ... J. 304 E. Balboa BMI. Balboa Pen. 673·0506 $109,997 'Sat/Sun 11·5 TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE ·. 4 ·~ •2352BunkerHi~ M!!S• 545-0587 $36 ,500 Sat/Sun 10.7 , ' IOOZG1Mrol 1002' GoMrol 1002 ····················•!'·~······················· ...................... . -·--___ -.., . I REALTORS 675-551 I OREN HOUSES CAMEOe~i.~i~·R!e Rd.: . A~ ocean view,_ secluded patios, pnvate beach, pnvate parking area for: camper, boat, etc .• plus a delightful three bedroom, family room home. Open Sunday l lo 5 P.M. HAllOI VIEW HILLS ~ 3626 ·catamaran. Give the family a treat . Enjoy summer vacation at home -large pool, jacuzzi, putting green, spacious patios & play areas. Six (6) bedrooms family room. You own the iand. 0pe~ Sat & Sun 1 to 5 P.M. SHORECLIFFS: 320 Seaward: .One of a kind custom built, split level ,three bedroom & family room bea~ ceilings, interesting & different. Open Sunday 1to5 P.M. WE$TCLIFF AlllA: 1411 Mariners Dr.: Moderately priced at $66 500 for toe big family -five (5) 'bedrooms swimming pQol . Close to schools' library &..,.shopping. Open Sal. l to 5 ~~ . . llASTSID.E COSTA MESA: 476 Flower St.:···, ... ~.;, ~, Just ' off ·~lrvine Ave. -close to, .schQOls, lil!l~ary , & Westcliff shopping. Two bediooril plus paneled deh ; almost a 4~.car garage -hobby Shop plus room to park camper. boat, etc. $19,500. Open Sunday I to 5 P M. •EXCLUSIVES: Balj>oa Island (Little Island ). Unusual 5 bedroo_m ON THE BAY with private pier, or can re-convert to a duplex. $250,000 Bluffs Condominiu_m : Beautifully decorated, air conditioned , four bedroom, easy living, great location. $89,000. Cotona· del Mar: Interesting two bedroom with a loft (bedrooms) for the kids, on a lot & one·half ready for a large second unit. Just $75,500. COLE OF ·NEWPORT REALTORS 2S IS E. Coast Hwy .. C-c1o1 M• 675-5511 ' EASTSIDI Ele1ant living &c im· mediate occtipancy on this Eastside main· tenance free residence. Close to shopping Codve- n.lent lo everything. Only $38,000. 646·7'1ll. Open Eves. -Walkm 1; lee Real Isla Ir. REDUCID $~0.®Q Unsurpassed Quality &: ' elegance in this ciaalom maasion. 5 bdrms, S baths, including maid"s quarters. Beauti'ful POOL area with jacuni. ExhUaratlng VIEW from house &: gardens across the Bay &: Ocaen . 646-7711 . Open Eves. Walker & lee Reel lslete SOUHD IMTQEmNG7 4 com fQrtable si:r.e l>drma, 2 baths, built-ln kitchen, fireplace, heavy shake roof, cove.red patio, & offering GI &. FHA terms at the price of $35,950. CaU if you're interested! 963-5671 or '66=-i,035. lfl11 , . HOME' + illllh this atti"act1ve Eastside home has a large lot in back With room for Sor 6 more units. Priced at on· ly $54,"950. ' •MQuail ,l liiltPlac• P1aplll'ti9• · 7s2·1no f'4)0 quAlt.Sl NlWl'Oflt lfACH · l"ALM Sl'RIHGS HOUSEWAHTED Use your Palm Springs condo or house as down payment on beautiful An· tigua Way, S bedroom, 5 bath executive home wt~ panoramic view. I OOZG-I 002 ' ............................... ~ .............. . · WA TERFROMT l"RIY A TE DQCK • * OPEN HOUSES * Eleg_ant 2 bdrm . h'ome. profess. landscaping. 712 Malabar. Open Sun . 1·5. $89,500 Only steps lo ocean. New duplex ; 3 bdrm., 2 baths & frplc. each unit. 206 Fernleaf. Open daily 1-5· ':' . . Beautif~' 2 lidrm. home + guest suite . Great view. .Z712.Cliff I>rive. Open Sun. 1-5 s ·pectacuiar condo, near pool & jacuzzi. 3 8drms. & dlning rm. 17671 Iron' Bark, Univ. Park, Irvine. Sun. 1.5 · **·SUPER BUY** ·DUPLEX 4 & ~ years. New OPEN SAT. & SUN. 11·5 hlow Mork•t-$109,997-~lt , ' $132,000 Price just su~tantially f reduced for quick sale on this 4 bedroo"m. 3 bath home with jacuiz.i pool . Room for large boat. By appointment only. •MQuail l ' Iii •Plac• ' ' P1 Clfl•rti .. · ·. : 752•1920 1400 OUAllSJ. Nlwt'Ottl llACH l EASTSIDE RANCH I FULL 115 ACRE FOR· I MER FARM~ Ranch house ha1 pure country kitchen, separate guest, 1 Dutch doors. swinging I sash wiodows, antique l fixtures. Storage bar.n. Xln\ location. A GIVE· A· I WAY AT $32,750. Hurry-C<1 ll MS-0303. • l LINCOU.W.~ I New listing I Outdoor en· I thu1la1t1 LOOK AT ' THiS I Paddle te;:Jrfl court, extra large • covered pinf pong are4. Vegetable rarm aru. All this .+ • bedroom' .. ro- feaaionally decorated home. 1•12 Lincoln Lane WH.tcliff, Nwpt Beach -~..!"Sat/Sun l·S PETE BARRETT . --~· ·-~ Clu1llled Ad I Phoijf 642·l6T8 locloy! .... • •••• ~:'!; - Lo ' If a1 wa tlOi ·to1 211 " I thi kit NE cal firi th> 371 an• Dl it s sta Jar on 501 . 28 -••••• Le Tbi1 hom< Plu1 be •• exist loan. from. Ree II priva lb' -cs' ly rG $.59,9! DI c Bonu am pl table with : plus deli1I ment home Larg room ai:1ed Larg Spac• newl J Youd ''dra• pl act Pilot -64: ••••• - We set OPI Fa ovo 4& 361 .) Sal '<la: Bu (A. the De -- II • • • ' ~ • ~ f • ~ .... 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P121t•Ylley 10Mfa•W.Yllty 1034 Hu:t'-1wjfo.IMdl 104G ~~.. 1044 .. :lll'tllfST L1"nNG . --· ....................... ······················· ................... .;:.i;.; •• ·········-··· '.t n··nt. n ron ~~ ' .. hy,$311M , m•. s Br, l &.1 - -• r ·-;,,· =.;'.~~==o i:;;;;;;;:;:;oww_H_O.-M.,_E... La Cuesta .~I.".~~this . HARBOR Vlrw HILLS"\ -') . (... . ()r'IC lnto a tNQg ol beau· ~" ·• ·> <· ... Mesa Yet de Wa11t Spac""'-s17 8¥ the Sea "· Quiet ioeatioo, OPE .. ,, SutlJAY, 1:5 $61 80"-17973 Los Prados St. This home boasts u .... d'ed • bedroom, 2 -dr•rnaue ••lrY and • IY' . ' v . a livable floor plan & r f bath.5 newca-t.s brick fantasuc rtoorplan. Only I S oom or many · . · ·..-· s:s& 500 for trus' bdrm 21 SEACR;IST Jl2l .... _. family activities. Located at end or· fireplace, door rrom 2111' bath family roo~ ~Sat I s,.f l·I . cut.de.sac in one of Fountain Valley's KGuest ba,th tuhboi c.k yard. home. • An b I t I ' · ' ··• ' .., Beautl ful 2·•tory 1rr a t d · bl . real or l e Joggl!r, ~ a so u ~ Y gorgeous 4 bdrm:. dining ·. ••garden of edt:n'' aiet · m?S ~s1ra e areas. Lrg master BR bike rider or beach lover . ·rm. & family rm . home -C:.usk built Ung Excellent \llSe ol swte, isolated from 2 (or 3?) other I\fany more ex tras! single story, on view lqt. Pr0Iess: I u i h g re en e r y . BR's.;· ·2lh baths, hobby roo~. shop S62.9so. ' . .. :-"a :.· A"4U#S~~ REAlTORs' ... VISIT. THESE .. EA ST BLUFF landscaping, fountain . en lty, ~cliStom ,. ~'!'!kier• Iron\ & rear. 2 area & enclosed patio. !6x24 swimming l' VISleH Lovely ,Jam.ily home, s bedrooms overh a n gs & !leckinij. Ent.ey foyer , r ~~1';.i1t 1:..,=· roo~ r,><>I & Jou; of ~eeks. Won't last long at. 962·4471 m: 546·810 fs~~~llc, ·family ro~m and a V IEW too! Ne~ living & d ining rooms, teat urlDll"lofty ,..1t.1ns;de.Eolr)o 11.·• ...,9,500. Don .t hesitate, call now 1~~~~=~~~1~~~;;;~:;;_ ~all coverings & curpct . Choice loca· be3m e cj ceilinfis, C h armin g & popular .bedrqonu, •• . 20 968·5296 1-S URFSIDE tion with charming brick patio. Call us . "~· nti:r d_eco (', with accent on happy foot family room with °'ltl HOUSE SAT & SUH 1-5 , HIDEAWAY: YA/FHA •toseethtsbeauty. ~'.500. . fa liv ]no Pl"• graci~··ov ............ ..__ ,gpen beamed ct;lVn~. ~~---~ Owner will sell unt. 'll'N • P' """' -~ ~--0Venized-fireph1ce:full --Open•autt.dcnw..p. VA t FHAterms;sbarp:... 2107 CM Aa, lastbluff, Ml Sat/Sull I ~ lot etaht entertaining. O'ffer~ at dtnine room, Sbath5. 9an.y & convert. den: tip top .' NEWiy '$129,500'1N~UDINGTIIELANDI Ta...&.~a~,O.:!~~O , S ~~!~~~~•••••••~?!~ ~!'!~.~.!?.~~ kitcheft, glm• interiot", condition! F.A. heat; J , 11 ___... ~~ 1• I central air ; lovely ~ REMODS.ED HAS.Tl.;,. ' llvd.. E BY OUA.JER o c oan ,. ng, lkr ear..,i. & drape•. Con· .• t.l!i• 3 bedroom home. The all NEW .... ...Gs & cp., Rf altors. ' ""5HarborBlku:: EASTSID ....... 962-5511. crelC driveway" paliq : k itchen has everything builtin incldg l .. 640.1560~ .... ~ / _..• *.'*EASTSIDf T'...r' ~~~~~edii~~·a~ ar: ~~!f ~~~ *OPEN HOUSE * slab. Priced toseU! • NE~ formica counter tops ~nd ash E.1tbluff rrofeul-.allew.,. ' ... FOllT** quft'k! ! ! 6'2·838B Upgraded, 8 tno1$ New. SUNDAY 1·5 MORGAH REALTY ~ c_a b mets. NEW bath. NEW used br1"ck ~---~"'"' _r----,;.:_:-_,_ 4BR , 2BA. Fam~Rm . SOUTH' • ......,5 S34.000.17887HawsLane. 914 1 R~ 552·4222 :< ( I --- - -tr ·-~ Fireplace. New carpet· ~ M8-0.S49 ft4 ·• J i~epace.NEWcarpets.Callustosee· COrMadelM4r I02Z ......... 1022 ingandreadytomovein·o • ·~ IOZ6 a pm. (E. or "''agooia, s. of BY OWNER: Turtlerock . this NEW LISTING. Only $47 500 . , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •<\••••-••••••••••••••• to. Cl06e 10 ·adKlols·incJ . 9ltO .-o ... , SlOOO RllATI Hamilton ), 4BH, former Broad moor, Plan 4C .. • 379 E. 19111 St. Co•ta Mtso ' ~ 1-5 • ._ ~ Harbor HL OnJ.y $56,950. ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 4BR, 2ba, all dlx. ~d~.ek~~e . $55,900 5841 Sierra Cielo, Open ·1 WALK .To BEACH . 0-. C-vt.w ir'OIOM.4. DB.MAR 233 E. 21 St. 61&1792 by DUPLEX bargaill:S, Dana features, prestige area. !~~u:1~'r S4un8Rl·.5 ilf::IS~~-. ~ • .., .CO OT Owner Point. Home & income. Walk to beach & park. FULL BEACI! VIEW and a ll that st . d I 'c t b ' s.M11dff1 T' I ·~·L New, from $68,900. $2000. OPEN DA lLY l-4pm: En1"oy view of Catalina. Formal Din·rm, Rec .. • atne g ass. US Om \U lt EVEN'I NG' c •NYON ou--· SHOP 4.t W ESTGLlFF la~ credit applies. 34121 rm, lge patio, prof. de~, t D UPLEXSo t h fHI h U n .--1123MainSt.:531H1821 sailboats & 6unbathers . . U O g way. pper un· RD. Cqntemp. multi L". 3 br & Fam . rm. P LAZA. J ust· reduced CoastHwy,496-3431 GeraldS.Thomas.Rltr. from this s harp 48R ·corated & landscaped.• ll s~per new! Lol5 of shake·shingles & level• BD, 4 BA, Uving hoeb: w/xlnt. IPTUfe· and very &paciou&.a .BR, EIT 1032 home. $53,500. 968·5403 Many xtras. s75,ooo. ·• stain e d g l&ss. 3 Bedrm s, 2112 b ath, RFm .1 F~mi l )' Rmd. 3 m of floor plan wtt.h 64H•2b2222a. KJNGAARD R.E .•••• ~~~•••••••••••••••• Eves. BKR. s:i::_:907~ (EOw1.ne,r has i'!··; la r ge deck. Lower remodeled. Shake it r p a, + 6eclu ed pvt. livini for lg. family · NEAR BEA.CH ac 1ve · . JC'. > on over and sec! ! $119,500. ~1~~1.~,at~~~~ ao:;~ :~~~ ~:eap~~~'te ';it.2e'::°, Of EN Sun. 1~5. By owner. ALM~~!.MEW ~:::tc~~~t~~"!~t~u~l~ ocr,;:er ~~;Su~es~o/c~~ aguna leach I 048 i 509Gol•n.--ocS.CdM Sot/Sun 1-5 . 675·(~6·5 Even i n'ga trance. Priced for im· 2 BR w /se~. bacheJ.f:!r &POOL $42,500. Assume•6'7c VA BR, 2 Ba , Townhouse, •••••••••••••••••••••• ·; : •. Br ok~r Z13·556·0500 med.aaleat'82,000 ~•pt. Encld ya.rd. frwt 8 · h )t'ds the . loan . Red Carpel, decor<ited thru-out, MERALD BAY. Wood & 1 (:ALL-1..44-727'0 i Aoytim•t ·llARICL wns0N itteea & much nw:>re. Must nng t e t • re s Realtors 842·S541 lncld. Bookcase, new glass, view. 5 BR. 4 ba., ) '· 28 l .,~-~ M 1 • Re.: .. _ see~ $34,950. ll7 E. 23nl plenty of room. Large lot Shag .,3 000 847 4273 form. din. rm .. wet bar; ... 2 ~c:oo.ot· a y,ca,ona d e l Mar ' ' 645,......5557. St.645·1765 allowed .overllOOcn.ft. • ... • · · • d 2r I d. I I \ ---'II..-• • r d k ,_ .. ...::! .. _.. 8477 Benjamin Dr. en, rp , super e uxe ........ °i'"»N(AT't ~ANAGEMENT . FAMILY HOME • o ec mg ...,, 6wTu\1.uu kit. 3 Garages, patio, ;JiliittS;r. P ... -like Sett:fftg lhis beautiful pool. Near· By Owner, La Cuesta,_ 5 By Owner, 1 sty Villa walk to beach & tennis. ;.::/:: IVINC NETWOllK Pl..U9tMc:OME ~T LOCATlc»I COLLEGEPAIUC ly new home features ~.r:f J Bath, set d:n· Pacific Condo. 2 br, 2 ba .. szso,ooo . • ~:tt.l ... 't~=1,C~~~,;~~'!~;,:; rt•M JC9f'9U Pel ~·Almost *llackS tO '.INOdt. 3 BR, 2 Ba, Jge fam-rm; ample bedrooms, family in am. rms, ex a g. bike to beach, apprx 2 OCEAN SlDE Hwy., ' !!!!~!! 1 nt:1V,fiv4~home. 2 ..... l landscaped.&fruitlrees. room + allthe upgradea. ~-.~";!;~.~schools. yrs,$41,900Agtl968·1178 Deluxe3BR.2Y:i:ba.,din. · ·· Two,b~ from beach. , ..._. Neat &: Fresb:Open•l·I . Only $47..909. Veterans T Sale rm., den, 2 frpl.wet bar, _ , • . • 1 • Sepafi~te dini;DJ room MMe, mm.. P• $i5,950. By °""'1er. 275 invited. CaU.586-0222. op sperson view. Owner finance. G1•1.. 100 lalboa lsta.d .. · t006 pla1 i a elou1 family Mite•..... Nassau Rd. 557·9'177 * IY OWNER* $159,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••·•••••••••••••••••••••'• toOID. ,~nm· . "1 -, • Approx.3yrold,vacant LAGUNA NIGUEL; LOW. IMTalST SUMMEI. RIH tal in . re~r •\u,Jt. All ~ Basewl-el act c:o LL E G:E p A_R K . prestige 2 sty home with charming 4 BR, 21h ba .. Y •Lo•~ Wln't --'It Ult! cYJtom :bfJilL 'l'bi& it a • · 6 S ·· Lowest price .. $41,950. . . tr huge )iv .: spacious din.,. ""' ""'" "' e r P~• • e new liSU!\&: and must be • 45· SSS .... Open daily. Owner. 4J.2 impressive en ance. 4 country kitchen, den; 2 ; Thia lovely 4 year old Island duplex wta BR 'seen to be· appreciated. U oTH"•'S'o•y Print'eton. M&SMI. Br., J Ba. lg Family Rm, frpl pool 574 500 . home near South Coast owoer's unit. Trades in· Call 6'~ .,. al ""' lovely Kit. w/brkfasl ·• · ' PlazainCostaMesamay viHt~ .... $139,500, OP1N1119 ·1~siuN1oatNIC'f• .. come see 4518 Wayoe LastCalllY.Owner ~-1. 1 y...,_ 1034 bL~r. Step down spacious ~~~~rP1 ;B!i"u2kb~,~~~ .; ~:ti~~~:~1n~~~~a~ ;~'~~c~:~:,r· 1•111J'.iiJ§;u1 ::a .~:mharvr: bo~;e~ ~~;~\~~ur~=~fre~! ::=:.~.::::: ......... F~~~:in:;in~~ei1:0~e~ Zi~i~fA~~~'2!:!: 3 .~ }~~· y:~~k0~es!:~!~~ 675.4l9Z f,. $i£\fj;J; ~~~~g~$:i.~~ 1·5Sun. rr:rc~eBi:~i:~:usR:m: OJr~~n· ~~~~~ ~n3d;Jij ~~~~~elu~~ri~rp~ar~ BR. 211.z ba., den, din. ; -b 3 I EICe H t " t L I t rm ._, 2 frpl ., pool, : Recline in your beautiful VER'Y SPECIAL UNITED IROKERS JSR, 2BA , kitchen, Din· a . poo s. 10773 n· u n "'n g o n · g 0 clubhouse. $64,500 .,• private patio. Don't miss DON'TCALLME 646·7414 in& Rm, 2 car garage. lro. $57 ,900. Ownr. w /conc . blk wal l . EMERALD BAY. coast :. this 3 bdr m, 2 balh fami· Rustic Char m u-··-& 2 • DU-~'.I 148.000. Big yard full of 968·2398 Massive heated pool in . BR b d • ·~ ~ •~ e lud d d /l · h view: 4 , 3 a., en; .., Jy room home for only br. apt. E njoy Summer. I'm a delightful 2 BR & COZY CHAttM flower 6. •Opell House BY OWNER: Meadows s cf le dyar . w ~15 owner finance. $185,000 _j $59,950. Call MS-9'93. Fish from froot dr. or Den owners residence in this 2 Br&: den home F r i /Sat /Sun. Time : Home, Plan 5, 4 BR, 2111 pro· an scaping. ear PEG ALLEN 1 - sail from your own dock. with beautiful private with sharp 1 Br rental. Noon to 5, 3105 Barbad06 Ba, Liv·r m, Din-rm. ~~~0001; 1}, ~hop8i~g . REALTOR 494·7578 1- ALBERT E. DAYTON grounds. Located on beautiful tree Place. CM.M>3835. Fam-rm w /frplc. Up-0 •5 · rin. n Y · Herold KllHJery 1095N. co·ast, Laguna • . 549--0647REALTO~~ h .PlUISBRn-tal ~ed~treet in old~' Coll g p k •ug•• gtrade~ llhdru-outrt.hMany :::~~:~~:~arina f1:~o~J'k'i~~:;;o~i~la~~ CONDOAPTS. ; a c arm1ng -n ' ·'REAL EST T e e •r • ~ ...... x ras inc g: as com· Real E s lalc 's t o p we have 1, 2 & 3 bdrm.> llalbo. ••"'-•"'• 1007 wilh private yard. Cur-~· • • A [ Used brk entry, 3 Br + pactor, sep. hookup for 3 Br, 2 Ba, service porch 1 ...----1 1 BY OWNER Pri 0 sa es p erson fo r the ocean view con··. DECORATOl"S ••••••••••••••••••••••• rently pr.odUcing $235. ~ ',., ENTERl!RISES g, lg, liv. rm.,~· nll., water softner, elec. gar. ' nc. n· month or April. Harold dominiums in3different •--------•I p/mo. · . . lg covered p&Uo, used door opener, poolsiz.elot, ly. $4.2,900. Springdale & h b d • DELIGHr ·"'LL brk frpl. ReiaocJeled I% plus, plus. High Sixties. Slater, drive by. 17701 ~th' v ·'icn a ssociate locations . Pela OK.\. ONLY SJS,500 lest~Olll'oW· ,... CcttfaMe 1024 Ba dbl · p · 1 966-2878 M" t L 84&-Q181 WI ii age Real Eslate Priced from $36500 to Bo Spa-lou• anu"ly H m on a &enerpua 47Xl18' 1ot 14 • gar. nu pa.int. rinc. on y. is Y ane, · for_ 3 years. and during «•.ooo. For info...:.au·on, A nus room is more than "' · ... ••e •-i• ~·• -'·Hwv •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Sprinklers. Open Sat. 2·5 ......., ',.. .f I.I J u st steps from r-· --~..,......,.,... ., Com IONUS FIXERUPPER lh1s p e ri od he has call· • a mp e ~ 8 B location. $91,000. Call . r •. &Su.!1· 11·3,2ZfB eU demon s trated an~-1· ~~ei 2 ,. r ·~ te~~~ilic~OffLf;.:;-»1~"::""=;.:.·7\!2l~P:Je~t~""~-I f LY· 2.,.lln Dt'. CM; B,y Ow:nr,. Room for your hobbies in Calif. Classic priced un· exceptio~al ability to ~Q: ;.. fi"i':Zfi©IP©. Pl ,,. . ., Overlooking fli bu(Ous "' i • 64.a;-4236 • ,, .••. ' this 17x19 rumpUS room der market. All tl!!ms. 4 help solve h i& clients'' """'(; ~Il'G~ ._ MOVERIGHl'IM ,1 , • !,, .. ~sH·-·~,,J.. isagreat fe•tureofthis 4 bdrm , lo/4 bath, "water needs·ana 0·~:c)v/. •-ng ._99 ~1800 dellsb .. pay·Sundeckw/Oceao.Vlew.5hl 1 'lhA • """'r bdrm,3 bathhomeWith soften·er,carpets, ... ..,.,,....., ment~·., ....... -.....t 2 Frplcaf-.. .'i"IY. .c,,a_n ! .. , ..,.rm., I I eo. M,.c A All 2 BR. Jmrftaei"~fu'Sh over 2400 Sq. ft. o( living drapes. patio, fireplace. lastina: friepd sh p with ' 1 bom ti'oc...'mri~ .tllqfTNOWl. t" 1 .fqrro.•l_'l~~I J!C r m ., ~ i '!lf l4 i ·.._.._ "· _._._, ,.., r 1 . C JIS68 3371 his ctient5 and r eal Ocean & Canyoo views, e, ~ 1 't:Ji'kfsl.rm. pei'ft·2 1ot ': · "'-cpg .. ap~ ...... nt. or yo ur amiJy &: a · · estate sales assoc1at'5i-tCOurt yrd entry, pool .. - . . , .. ;,.' Cifll .,,gnl.~61, haslO?ft!f ge~Only t to 'l"•••l•g !~a. Can bµy ,w/JO% fberiend1 . Pkriced well -Jfyouhavearealestate Spa, J BO pls ·separate · · '1. 4.506,. might lease/op-$' · r • a ,. , · .... • r · ,....,..n50. '70 7T,OOOH ·~!. .,;.,... low rnar et at $69,9SO need , why not call a guest hse. One yr. new. ~ Call iu.A ! l.."01\.:)J. &: may be purchased sub· •TRIPLEX• LTg. units· tiOO. ...,...ay Newport's Upperlclr: INVESTMENT ject lo low interest rate . truly ni t't! person and a Reduce d to $105,000. i Mid Balboa. Xlnt in· UalversHy•....._ • 549 ~,. 1 Call t 1 true p r o fe ssi onal. Arch Bay Real &tale ·~ t s g 3001 E. C•t H~ -::;:~•to ·uu.:. oan. us o see a ... -----~='-c-I ves m t a t . 11 ,500. _, u•__. 345 U•i•enily"Dr. 897_0321 . 1 -~-::;;;;;;;;=;;;;;:-----1 llarold Kin gery, Village 499·2277. · ·" FOUMTAIH COAST P ROPERTIES, (J ustoffITVine Ave) TW04-PLEXES •. -Real Estate, 19142 . ~ VALLEY"S 673·5410 OPIN SAT. l~S 548 7113 Side by side, 3-2·l·Bach. Brookhurst, Huntington Ex:cept1onal S. Laguna ..,_ .H'( -"-I"-1022 4t3.C .. lo • 46 Well maintained.Xlntin· . . Beach,7141962·44,71. value. 2 BO, adult, own : ----~ Bd pool I -your own. $32,000/with ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• 4. r ms... , ge. Jot; t'ome, spendable. r7 500 d ~--·11 ' $47,950 family rm. $150,000 'SOUTH COAST Irvine 1044 ,.,, . own. vwuer w1 $ L arge 4 bdrm family •SUPER P<?OL HOME• OPEN SUH. l·S INVESTMENT ReafEstate ••••••••••••••••••••••• carry bal. 81h'l'c Arcb)' room home W'ith over: For Famd.y&:F\ln!!. l906Pt W~~ 549-0812 IEAUTIRI. k·MINA.Y TURTLEROCK Bay Real Estate._A sia:ed enclosed patio, 3 br, 2 ba, $83,500. lrvuw: • u~ N r · 4 Bd 499·2277. ·~ L argest lot ' ·n tra•t. Terr. Byownr.675-3773 Sharp Carme m el, COLLEGE PARK GREENIROOK ew 1s t1ng . rms .. 1---------, ... acrou from community 3 bdrm, 2 bath, sep. fami· EXECUTIVE HOME · £amily rm., dining rm., 2 E M E R A L D BAY ; ' Space for trailer. See our Harbor View Hills 3 Br pool &: rec. area. 3 CHARMER ly room with wood bum· POOL & PL.A y YARD ba. Woodsy selling, with Sacrifice by owner.-~ new listin&.Call54.S-,?493. den. fam . rm, 'ocea~ Bd f 2 BY Owner. Dis is da Built·in Oak Bookcases, ·ing fireplace. Formal 2 r e dwood patios; Charming 2 BO. 2 BA,j - · p 1 1227 Outri rms ., am. rm., 1 r c I t Entry&Shuttttrs.3BR,2 dining &on an oversized 2500 SQ FT. of luxury. £abulous location aC'ross Pri. area. $85,500. firmJ view, oo . . g. balhs.$72,SOO pace . o mpe;i:ew Ba, Dbl Frplc. Assume Huge lot. Custom pool frompark&pool.-,950 494·7075 . : ger Or. $127,500 Open kit., ha, copper pl b'g, 5,, m 0 54• ,.,1 corner lot, too. Super up-w/founta•"n & 1·a·u,,,· -- Sat. & Sun. 64()..8B19. crpts, used brick f le, .,.,.'°, wner. .,.....,.. graded inside & out. Yqu Sep. play yard .+':solid DAVID D. CARLSON XLNT BEACH COMDO ; . wood paneling, etc, etc. 3 mus l see this one. brick patio + firepit. Gas REALTOR 833--9293 ·; OCEA..,VIEW br, huge lot. Come see "'"STSl~"'HOME «9 500 Call968-3311 'l--'----'---'---'-'---1 .. one bloek to beach .• -~-------1 1"11 SA .,.. ""' · · · • B·B·Q. Elegant master p I d So ; 379 E 19th Sl C M -Tired of R°""'"J'· oo an rec. room· me , 3 b 2 b , m rm Open · • · · OPEN HOUSE su.ite + Jlrg bdrms, 2\; · PH • You don't ni;M a gun to r, 8 · a · · U1,SOO. 673·1658 ocean vi ew $37 950 ·,. Sat /Sun . 1·5. 4733 SAT&SUNU-5 bth.Prordecor.968-4456 Thenseethislittle2BR .• 499 4551 1 ·494 •808·6 or"~ "draw fast" when you Cor.tlalWJ ,Dr. CamQO ~ OPENSAT&SUN1:S Byowner.$49,500,Jbr,2 . DEAHEGA.RDEHS 213:Ad.,cha,rmer,ltshho_ws 493.8a12 -·: place av ad in lhe. Daily, 111 g ht an d's, 3 p v l . 21iJ. Bowdoin, COiiege ba, Jg. cov'd, patio, 1WelI Choose from 2 models !~! pri e 0 ow Mrs IP · LluGO J Pilot W8nt Ads! Call now be;u:be:1. $81,900. Ownr. pq. Vacarit a br, 2 ba, lndscpd. yard. Xlnt. k>ca· -----==--I Unique emotion a I Situated on quiet cul·de· " , i· -642-5678: • • •' ·,,.v 67).'Sl77 ' · ··' · 1 "--Clo•-to Wes'ALiff atrium". Roman bath, sac street wilh lots or REAL ESTATE. _...:..:::..::7c....---;;f,;:-l,~~~.!,_----,.--l-:-·~-.;.~.~-m~-'--''"""-:-:: I ram. rm·• frpl, poo · ~·· "' "' Huntington leach I 040 d " k . t 3 trees surrounding it. G----~ I ""-'~ .. ,~. . 1002 e "'~..,. .. _ toOZ n..&.er. •.a• 800 Prin on· Plaza,schls.&nark5.413 ga r e n 1 , o r 4 SP•RKU~ · . ._.... OU2 •• ;r-·• rw ... __ , '"'""1' 1' v · · E.Jt,a, ySt.642-~1 ·. •••••••••••••••••·•••••• b e d r o o m $4S ,500 · ""' ~ ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••••• • •• •••••••••J li:i,t3'l·SO 6e es. ~dt 119684456 RAISQR'S 3 Bdrms ., 2 bat h i" . , 'C.ARDEKUVJHCi --·-~ ose · · Emerald Bay home! f ·~NM.ESAVERDE MESA Verde 4 Br •. d~. RAPIDLY architect designed., pro-: ' rfJ." : ' ' • Llu'.ge 3er, 2Ba Home. ~ge pool. Newly painted -APPRECIATING REALTORS fessionally decorated ;''°! Gx . Ii · · u ~ FR w /enormous u•ed in &-out. Immed. oc-Beautiful duplex 5 blocks C , open beamed ceilings irt'., • " "'"·-n--'E r b h B 'ld' · 4.523 ampusDr.,lrv1ne C uJtVB e:Ja er '·· l af~ck FrPlct).JV. Rhi ,eupapcy. ~1.soo, v"!"µer nlC4I. -State lromth ealc . w iSung is Campus Valley Shop Ctr. living & dioingrms. Sun·~ w:Jlarger Frplc. s6ag,cpJ. 642·7630 ._. u...aav ess an yr new. per oy view· deck; poolsized.).: ~ef ~ Th., 'La•t of R-t Land MAHSIOMS within a rHI brick -' ·w•cMn Co1111wwwlty w /oae l'lltrmte• ORiy! We are jus t commepcing construction and a lmost sold out -but excellent selection is still availab\e. Pelivery schedule d for 1975-1976 school year. Buy now and '.bave the opportunity to choose colors and c u stomize. Facin g Costa Mesa Gplf Cmirse -'&dfdhllng,qzy'ParltJ1Jfi1 over 6000 sq.ft. lots, th e homes h aye : ... ;-:':..A."'·?, ,. ,, ~ ~~~ ·'·' ' 1, .~"' • TRADITIONAL DESIGNS....,. Liu;_g~~· ;•<: 4 & 5 BcdrOll~ (or 6 B R '4) a nd 41-> baths'freiil&'i§.i;qJ t. to 3675 sq .ft. 3 C~Garages -Fir0p l aoes eter " - •from $84,950 to· $88,500 ' ' (abovefaices effective through May i9; 19751" '' Salesmen on premises on weeken ds q_r call . . ·: 'day or evening , •.. , , .........•..••••...•......•..• 546·4580 Buccola Company during business h ours 540-stpS (Ad ams Ave. Costa Mesa, then sou th on Mesa .Verde East, then right on Golf Course Rd. to Tanager Drive a n d · Dev~lopment. .../\ ,. " .. ' ' Bueco/~ JI~:;;,'"' ' . , . . I ( ,) j I ! Sioce 1947 ..,: __ ...J .. ;.~ th h _..__,_ ~ -"LVU investment with great CALL 83]..8600 yard. Approvedplans fnr •', roug out. HeavyZM,NUe Nice 3 Br , 2 Ba, big fam t · I 968 --= ~ roof See to _ to po ent1a . .......... $48.SOO. p,,··ed for ~·'•k expansion. $131,500 . · app • .,.,.ia · r.m, quiet area. $&2,900. FOUR IEDROOMS MOST "' -.r...... .• By Owner $&9,500. Ph: Owner/Agt..548-1~. L•RGEf•MfLYRM. . Sale, by owner. 10<7.. PRIVATEAREA. ·, l ~-~1~911_1!;1'..:.:_· ·~:_· ----1 -'""'"~:'-;:~-:;;';:;-;---I "' ""' IEAUTIRJL Down. 3 BR. Fam-rm, Enchanting, year old -4. : MOVE!i.JI Take your pick from "Home on the-block" lndry rm, cent. air, no-bdrm. garden home •. ~ Mi:sA VERD&By owner· n three of the best homes Lots er new carpet, prof. wax fl oors, shg crpts, Enter tbru an arched col-j 3BR w Jf8m rm, (Tplc, ,. NOW available ln lhe beach decorated. Sharpest pool cust. drps & concrete. onade. Decorator de-.;, bltm, cov'd patio, many v~,.FHA or' convent.iooal area. If you want extra around w/C'ool decking & Lush Jo·maint. lPdscpg. signed interior; beamed xtras. Xlnt cond. $45,900. financing on a ~·bdml, 2 room. call now, 842-9371 8 a r . B . Q . Fr 0 n t Comm. Park & JSOOj. 4101 ceilings in living rm. & A 9'1'"4678 ' bath Costa' Me6a home TRUEVALUEA courtyard. 4. bedrm, 21~ Glenwood St. (Green· dining rm., mstr. bdrm. ,. + l + POOL wtth . new paint and DUSTY DREAM blh. 968-4.456 tree). 551·2100 suite, family rm. Swim· l:ll carpelatonly$39,i50ora 3Br. 2 Blh. only $33,900. •---------ming pool with jacw.zio ~ Greenbr~k nr-. So. Cst. 3 bedroomt Z bath home Large yard with bri ck MEWPOITWEST TOWNHOUSE· $31,900. 2 Beautifully landscaped PJar.a. 2 1tf, cul-de-sac, wtth newshagcarpeting. patio and Bar·B·Que. SPECIALS BR , 2 Ba, 2 Story, Air for minimum main·. fatn, rm., bonus rm, giant yard and giant Needs some help but a STEPSTOBEACH cond.Likenew.6444887 tenance, Close to tennis ~ cuat . d rps . Cpt'g, .patioat$44,100. greatprice.842·9371 (l,) 4BR·OneStory, cor· Owner. Beaut upgrd'd & courts &beach.$82,500 :; thruOut.Triplejil:ar.Com· I 'th ·1 s ~ ' ct & e \ IA .Quall ~ • ner ot w1 tra1 er at'· lndscpd, S& Ho me. . .• pa or ,.many x raa. 1 • HIG.I. cess. :IBr+Bonus rm. $72,500. ~ .~": Low $70 s . By owner. PICIC9 · 4 BR beauty onJ y 8 mos (2,) 3BR·Two Story, 552·1978/552·1701. . II 'fe.•-~ 979-"273 Pa Dplll"ll9• ~ new . U pg rad e d 21hba, forml din. H IF 11 1,. . 752•1920 througho u t, 3 car pool trailer or mobile UNIVERSJTY l'RK .11 05 NC H • ., ,-·' 1.oc>CWAllU l'llWf'Ol!t&IACH garage, top area near hom~acce6s. Plush, pvt. rustic 1 yr. · 005' w y., aguna:: By Owner· fltiMCH CHA.TEA.U beach, company is pay-Both are beauti£ul old home. J br, study, 494-1177 •• Ing all costs. Call for beach properties cou ntry kitch. Cam. rm., , • Save C:l500D Sl2,500 showing. Red Carpet, 962·5081 Agt835-0211 2600 brick patio. Atrium, ~· -~. New Orleans style, 2 _R=••_l_to~r_s_536_-8836=c.·_· __ 1 __ _,P_,a,,g.,e:'..r-'N'-"o:::·'°"":0'.::..._1 quiet cul·de-~ac. l blk. to Brokers own hcme ia story chateau. Walk to pool. Land inc. $'65,500. CoUe1e Park. 2100 Sq.ft.. schools & 1hopping. L 0 0 K ! FIVE MlN. TO BEACH· Open Sat/Sun. 1·5, 1764.2 4 bed rooms, 3 bath. Gourmet kitchen, walk OPEN SAT/SUN 12.5 Trees & roses nestle this Laurel Tree Ln. 552-0896 Reduced to $.'W,950 with in pantry, huge rrla•ter Better than pew-Only 9 4Bd, 2ba, fp & panlg. 1.tor~m~·~· C~a~l~l ~645-~58C~•~· ~~I with 3rd bath&: view. As· mos old. 4 Bdrm, 21h Ba Clean-Bargain at $42,500. W D LEX VIEW PERFECT 1: sume F HA. Low down. house. Many extras! 1 BKR, 968·3301: Eves. Family home; 5 bdrms., ME UP • ~ No qualifyins. Fanlalt.ic mi. from beach. i ..::536-:::..1:.:036=------I 21h baths, wilh un11Sual ·· of Ocean. 28R, 2bJ ea~"- Motn!P'O TOWHHOUSI 4bll 2ba 3 bUtt to grade • Kl 1cbool91 11..caDeae .. Nu o8lnl, cpt.s, ·very c:le.an. \/ ac. $31;$00 """"' ..... bar&aiD. Ca~64$-0303. 2()(l2Allport.Lane screened & covered Bltn kltch , ·trosh com .. ~· LOOKPROPERTIES BEAUTIFUL large atrlum .f\Jllyl.andscaped p'lr, frplc 's. $135,ooo .. .: • I ' 846.3336 spacious home, over 3000 yard with Jge. patio area. Terms. .,.. 1----=.:..:..==----I sq. ft. 4 BR. den&formal Let ua ihow ~today ! ·~. 3 IDIMCUTIE din-rm, lge backyard. ss1 .soo In cluding the HIGUELSHORES •• blockwall fence, near land .. Oceanside Spanls 2 bat.ht, built·iM, large s h I A 8" ~- bd ed c oo s. ssume ,,. ,., •m1T R" "TY Mod. custm bit 38R,·., master rm, cover GI k I oo .-~ "-patio, & freshly painted • As ng $71,5 . 552-7000 2~ba, great kitch, hug exterior. Best buy In 963·34-09 or 638-40lO (Ask ----'----'----l livrm.denw/hplt',din Huntlnaton Beach •t on··1:;;1.::0•:...:;De.::n::n::1.::•.:.R::hc:.Y;:•n;o;>'---I PRIVATE PARTY would ram rms. SeC'Urity., te~ ly $33,000. CaU 963-5671 or like to purcha!e from nis ct & pl. $190,000. Su SS6·103S. · 2 BR. home w/big back owner, plan 3 hOUsc In mitalloffers. ' • -Walker & ltm Ron i Is la!• yard. Walk to Beach. Turtlerock.833·2956 49.4-7513 494-1001 Clean &harp. Lot will 875N. Coast Hwy ' taJl:e a.nother wUt. Our By Owner. 4 BR. Family le:-'::::.::.:.-"".=.::.:.'!-::-?. best value al pt,500. Kit.Ete1antl,ylndscpd. ?Br. Deck, LoweiStucU BKl\5318-8838. ~l,900 551-3879 1184 La Mlr1da. Ol!l f 3732St'otlsdale Ap t. 494·3661 - ' , IHI. ~ILYPJLOI Sunday May11 i91s •For,~ Houetfol'S. 1· ,.-" •i• ~ •••••••f.Q•:.S····~(•• ~:.~.~!!'! .. ~ ••• Clf''fJ~1,11 . 1600 H :...~ .... Siila --- ---01 ,,· • ············-·····-·· •t •;;..•••••••,9.1••••• .......... ~,.-r.. ~· J ''1 ~· ... rt '"' • ' • .... '")" I\..., ... .... :~r-9: ' .t Fw W.· Honn For We Newport leedt 106• ~ IMdt l~ .... 106t ::;~_, .. ;,,,,•,••~•• ... ~.•"'"•••\t•'••••',,,,, .. , .. ~ rs~~rJ'','o'~i:'T''9Jl!l''A"c"1'1 ~·; I 11 a \:~;~···.·~io~u ·:;:.r;;:•·····io; ······················· ·;~;~;.·;;;;· ···~·11'v'''i''L"L"E··;~-1i1!,~fT.ffl, :)f t~··•·: . f ~ \ i;b)l~tH TUSTIN ~ ''1 • Ocj:a \Ile:,..~. blk .., -···~··~•·••••••••••• !•.-••••••••••••-••••• L..-.MI .... , 1052 J t listed! ;BJFUI ,, A J.4" ~L .-.,~ , -1 · IY·~Wtm !" ~Uded1 country est.' e". tO floal,-JIOI~ ~lots, ~; ~ling~~~~ c~~~d~~0c2:.·n ~c:~~J~d?i ~~~!'::u-;;· · · ,.~~::,.,~· ; 7:-;'. ·.1· · ~~~~~~~~ r~~~:~~i~~,j!~ ~~~~~~ ,•1 pty.493·742! · '• s••·I-• •"'"'OU..,.: . ,. ..' ,7, ~ANYOc-.-l\'-•CO•· $4t'4,73J~tPM, ·" 81."°lbo.._ ... ar .• pl. j ,ll. ... -.... v -.:""" """ ~ . __ eredubc>( 1&rdens lflild lm.m.edlate lneorne. :.:~·soo. -Duplex, oceanside of hwy. L 0 0 K 1 NG &o R A Valley Realty, ha s been~\lesl~\liif a)... to•tt""4Jt·)o,a~ed •'•" M•••• 14••0, ,. R<pld dep .... lholw. l rireplaces,near staitstobeaclt.Xtnt GREAT FA'MILY BAYFR...,.,... ·. th ~ ex~Jus1ve Oran·g e..,Coun!y '•!.l'f· t 11orm.•lla-Fot s• , I 00 Eveotual medical ~8. JIOME t Custom 48R, ~· :rfU'>i-esentative of Pr~fet;red 1'-9D'l~S~11 T w ~ lt u ~ I tone •••.••••••••••••••l'•••,•• centet? 'Ierma. .. Owner. -- ... .... ' Stt.100. -Fanta s tic coast al views. aBR, 2ba, frplc. E·Z to a~d more rms. CALL MARV I ROWM, 494-9704 Ploc:e Roally ...,... lfoch I 048 L-hoc:h I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE, SAt/SUn, OPEN SUN l·S by roWner. Oceanvlew (i.) 2545 Juanita: For Br, 2 Ba. $67,000. 1700 Mother 's Day. a beaut. s qft. Lse/Opt . OK . redwd & glass 4BR 3ba -494.::..:..:·35.;;7;.;7'------l h ome w J a fantastic S'.-coas tal vu. Lapped COMPARE..• redwd panel'd interior. 4 .. the price, $77,500, & the SU.ndecks, pvt. patio. magnificent ocean view, Rumpus rm for the kids. ;-,, A you will realize that Lrg. din rm & gourmet r this charming 3 bdrm. kit c h . Many x tra s. , .. home is one of the best $135,000. )?uys in Laguna. Ca ll fo (2.) 1936 Cortez: Hilltop app't . Spanis h Modern·Xlnt ~ Ocean & · hill Vu . Tile "' -~bml!l · .roor. Ital. i;1e entry. Lrg. ..... IJl©&Iltl'g" wood beam in ia'x30' LR w/fp. 3BR & fam rm •99•2800 wJwet bar, 2 decks. Just ~· -_C_R_O~S-S_O_Y_E_R~ reduce~t'f.i"fi I THE BRIDGE LO'JU"• leach 2ba +powder-room, din· BAfigstp~ui..A nationwide network Of hundreds or flreplacll• Be1,rrled GRllHLIAll 43CN.Newport&vd. . l ti . Al . "-k II din . th .. (f cellln1s-hu&e Rom•n $StarAdu1tr-m··-'t• . tng rm, rg ving rm, Excellent ocatloo on the u.tv ers a coor ating. ettt e orts . tub ... indo0l"·}ac:Uld In 17~ WhJtU~e CM~ A~T 9UICll ~·~~r~:~c::Sw'~~ 8::a~~~ic~:!='h.~ 4 to make YOUR JOB OF • HOUSE masterbedroom 1ulte. h•a available 8.'2ox53 Thl• 1barp of(lee prop, $87,500. bdrm s, 4 b a ths SELLING AND HOUSE HUNTING Lovely at.one .:tted pool Lapeer, $1 S,OOO ta in will go r111sL at ~.ooo. Galler". 2 r1rep111 ces, EASIER. Your -home .Jisted thru. &witetfall ~~ 1latU~ _,eautlful condition fl d!"i&.h ss.ooo .. Dn. ZOned 1 N T E R 1 0 R " VaJl R lt . b ' h & &hake cove''"" ana"5. must be seen t.o be •P. A&P. Victona & Placen· DESIGNER'S llOME, ~r::::·&ui;~~.:O:f:~ 11ey hea 1f t!rp~~.10hfutd ~· lncludln& c•• BBQ.& preciated Call between ua,COJtaMe1a. free·form Pool & jacuzzi, F t d See qua_ ty p o_to st g ~ µt . r s f"lreplt. lntereom-alr 9·6pm . CHECKTHISI 3BR, 2ba, lovely ram rm, E:!t B~iboa 81~~.; 0 -of offices a,11 over the U.S. Jf you h8.ve !!<>nd'. Hospital de~erm· 6 46 .. 7945 1800 ,q, ft. Prof. bldg. on wet bar, intercom, 2 call675·8120lor morede-to move from Orange County we can ina: :system. 1'ht lneit . . 72.5'xt72' C·l tot, Vic· frplcs_. Selling price tn. tails. · show you actual liSbings for sate. ~ecora1or "!rt•l.1 ~ve1[· Eltate Sal~·New dbl mob toria & PlacenUa, C.M. eludes m d "tot, ________ _, . a .ings, .... rape es "' n • bm toe Jn exclu1ive Only $65,000. OWner will items. s::k.ead'Nn BAYCREST by owner,.4 everywhere In the ~ountry. Call· an t er!ors thl!uout. Ap· Bai boa Bay arefa . eurY 1St. i t 9"'.4-. H.D. REALTY INc.831.sc11 BR, DIR, F /R, 3\1 Ba. ask for the c u rrent issue of our photo praiB.~ »t SUS.OOQ wUI s1s,ooo. 714 1842·2370 or Jo H N so N. 8 k r . I va n Wells custo.m . listing book. sacr1f1ce f~r $189,500. 213 /295·S245. 6'6·8362, 2t21 Placentia $103000 Below market• OCEA"' VIEW Opene•erxda.v.644·9400. Ave.,CotlOMeso. ' • • " ·• • 1 p °"'1' ,.,.,-'67 Fleetwood. 40x12'. ,_ Principals only. 646-l5t3 Ocean ~d exceptional ·c8.tiy~ view , , .Qllf .~~!.. Quiet Eastaide CM Trlr Conclo•h•h-BEST BUY from tb•s super t wo bedroom and den TILLSv,....... Park. $4750.642-9464 . for1ole · 1700 in Harbor View Homes. home in lovely· Shorecliffs .. What a ~~~~~·~~:.'it~~~;! Nf'.~Port Beach. water ••·,~;;~·;~·~~':i£~··••• Located on hill, overlook-home for the small family! ~~? patio only ~ blotk from supe-: v1~w . 2 BR, Adlt. Pk, •-plexes & lrl·plexes by ing Fashion Island on .areas. for outdoor .t!nterta:m1ng .. 330 beach. Live ln or rent pnvate beach.1496:0000 thebeach.2 br&ltwnh8e. beautiful cul -de-.sac Morning C{lnyon. $106,000.·0peft".today out.NOW'RF;DUCEDTO or6'l5-4054 Compl pkg. Brand nu. street . Beiutirul 1-S p.m. · _, .. 1 ONliY $93.600._CallBYOWNERLevitt24x60, 846<1323 !::ti:m~~e~P12~.~i . DOLL HOUSE ... 644·'1211 Agent 5 Star Adult Park. san•s--A-L_E_B_Y_O_W_N_E_R_· bar, large lot backing up Adorable two be droom, ''Old Cdro63'' LIDO ISLE Juan Capo. 49MS37 Principals onl)'. Lov~ly SPE IALIZING I?i to private field. QJstom doll house . Beamed C~i{ings -PA~ , AHAHBM lBRCondo,newlydecd, RES·AL ES AT THI! patio&brickBBQarea f' t . ...r · -~ • OF •YC~ 24 602 BR zBa De+ newcrpts.&drps.Hunt-SHO for entertainment. You irep ace , n e w ~arpe~g -an1,1 .a g·re~~. · '""' ,._. x · ' n ington Continental RAC~.EJQNSA~~T:A~ own the land. Listed at .pattO area with patio Cover and Sp0ciom, , . Wet ·bar. Beau~ful up· Townhouse . Gd financ· AND MONARCH BAY only $94,500. Others in terraced garden area. 420 Poitlsettia. 6 JldrmS., den & st y;. graded home. 898-4l69 ing avail. pays: 642·9906 TERRACE area selling for well over $62,500 Open toda y 1~5 p.m. -~ 1 sandy·beach. $31~.000 Call Harlene Eves : 546·1384 from your townhouse $100,000. Won't last. Call . 4 B<lrms. & fam. rm., HUNTINGTON PARK YOUR CAR IN DON .T • G E'f CAUGHl World Real Estate CHARM PLUS pie"r & slip. $249,500 • IEACH LOl"'C)e V....a.o P'rice " PRIVATE LOT AT'IllE IN THE INTER ES'! ·-~--556-·77_77 __ ~ .English country kitche n farm house f Bdrms., dining rm. & Oceanfront IOc, ph.1ure BEACH Lo ale• ,. n .-· 45 ••t lol 20x48 1973, Beautiful 2 · .... r B lboa Ba & · c "' RATE RISE AGAIN. with quaintness that sim'ply. a m . rm . · · BR, 2 Ba, space rent Wl(.luows o 8 Y private community with THE SELECTION Of BIG C ANYOH IUY t • f th $152 500, CatalJna. Fant.aslic 2BR GU A RD ED GATES, ULTR. PRIV•TE 1 s•--y, 3 B•, 3 Ba, 3 car cap 1vates you rom e _moment._you ~ 5 B<irms fam rm 45 ft $82.SO p/mo. $1 .. 990.. . w/cozy rr'plc., ·•-raled "' "' RESALES I N THI ~ ....,.. .t S t ' l b . k . f It ., . ., . Call Harlene 898-4169 ti. ... ., & TENNIS COU RTS , Front ye.rd & patio with ;\R E A I s T H E garage. Cpts, drps, fully see 1 .· ensa iona ne patios, renc lot.$139,SOO '' with _a flajt-, Security SWIM POOL. ETC . impeccable 2 bdrm., l 'h GREATEST NOW! landscaped inl'L patio doors. balconies and corner windows. 3 Bdrms., 2'n ba., 54 ft. HUNTING-TOM bldg. Asking $65,000. Qetailed CONTEM -ba. Emerald Bay home. treUis.$124,500. ,T h ree bedrooms 3.nd a·:sle~jiitfg"'foft!' lot.$135,tj)O . . , IEACH BKR.833·1206 ~ PORARY TOWN Pricedtosell t$129 500 O PENTODAYl·S for a little one, compl.ete·with the 3 Bdr.rnt.~~ba:St07,S90 '' -·-, HOUS,E ARCHITEC· a • Moveinnow1!! Double:wide Mobile, 3 TQWNHOUSE.-$)~,900. Z· I TURE, w/exterior of 5UPEU.. world 's smallest brass. bed .. on· LBR, 2 Ba, raisedJIOrch. BR.,~-;Ba. 2.$toiy, Air wao.d plank , cedai: .. canyon view from the 33'141 WINDLASS Waterfront in Cordna del _Maf.1 $'9000.DKJ946..7.--•. cond.L1ke new.fi44.4881 .! ,' s51hingedle roofline, etc. arapmri,.~;alrem5. od,.rklookal ing VA CANT 2300 sq. ft. Charlllilll'I $125,000. · M., OBILE PROPERTIES tuat on spacious lot • un ec • ong 4BR, 2lf.iba, pan. ocean ··-·'7 l"'COME PROPERT·JES •'638-9551 • 1~\ ADJOININGTHECOM-with 2200 sq. ft. of vu . MUST BE SOLD Newpqrt Heights, 4 · n •$19,950• .~ MON, ·a 11 enclosed beautifully decorated NOW ............ $86,500 bdb ~~s.,1 2 upki, 2chendown ; ~thlf.i COM duplexes come in all s h ai)es a n d e:-_-C~~~~~1-0~7~6~1 Mgbilde Home, i2 X 60 eK-Large 2 bedrm, 2 ba ·1:1i w/rustic wood fencing. h o m e. Re asona bly aui.o, ge. t WI sizes. We h aveoneofthebestbuyson .-n ltlMllte , pan o2Br,llhBa,$8000. w /fen ced patio on :.i" Well designed 2 bdfm. priced at $74,000 33441 PERIWINKLE bltns. & hdwd. cabinets; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Big t rees, Santa Ana beautifully landscape<l,, •'1 floor plan, has NEW OCEAN.VIEW DECORATORS·you lge. fam ily rm., brick Carnation, south of the high way, HEW.CUSTOM Ad u lt Par k . Days groundsw/pool,security _, W JW CARPETING & Large lot in Emerald won't need on this 3 frplc.; dbl. door entry,. offered for S<)le at ouly $79,500; and MEDITERRANEAN 543-4053 gates&muchmore.$220. ... cust om draperie s Bay . One· of the last Bdrm , family, ocean slate floor. Shake roof. we have the most expensive ''duplex'' Outstanding v.tew .1JJ,.~.----tor~-.,..-:--1:-2:-0:-0ol per mo. pays it all incldg \.bruout. Sea Terrace available left. $110,000 view ! ....... $89, 500 $75,ooo Pool in town on Poppy for $234,000. Call u s PresUgiOus area_. 3 Br, 2 •• -;.;;?;••••••••••••••• taxes, ins. & maint fees. "' k•chen, HAS BILT-IN for a -complete list of these "homes Ba, lge fam rm & kitch, Av o c AD 0 LAND . Ca ll Dan at 839--832! for RANGE , 0 VEN , 33431 PERIWINKI~E Tree-hidden, in Newport ·wi'th 1·n come'.'. formal din. area. Quality A R ho C appttosee. ' DlSHWSHR ., & A REDUCED TO SELL ·apptiancea &Doorcover-$1,790 / c. anc · a .. 1~~------- PANORAMIC VlEWOF NOW.4BR ,fam.ilyrrn.& Heights; 4 bdrms .• 3\12 Call 675-7225 ing. L8.nd"'caping & BO'k seller financed, 8'7o BY OWNER, 4 BR, l o/t • THE OCEAN. This im-,;.!~~ 0 c e a n v u t 0 0 ba., bltn. kitchen; lge. . kl r Int. Tight $ lorees sale. Ba . Din .rm, 11 z · mac. home is vacant & .................. $89,950 ~~nsgura~-:~'~[;:a·~ sprin ers. Owner. 714 /676-5734 ?,~.orge<•t1own1. L1n1.)c0peosta ' . the pri ce has been G.W. PAULlNCONST .._~ "~s.a on ice o n SLASHEDTO IY •PPT.Too•y frpl c .; interco m all ............ ""'.'"'"' 1300 Sat & Sun. 9-4 :30. ' R E L ESTA TE "' "' rooms. Courtyard entry 492-1222,SanClemenle forsate 979.2S99 $51 .950FUUPRICE F IR ST S HOWING. withlovelypool.$77.~. ••••••••••••••••••••••••17 -c---.,..----- OWNERMAY 353 N. Cout, Laguna Delightful JBR. study, CALL '-'• ,.,.2•14 $105,000.325E.Cordo\'a, BARGAIN price for fasl Dupleilsxes/le l.IOO ' HELP FINANCE 4 94_7518 7Sli!:-&4BO bright & cheery Garden 9!'=-! ~ comer Esperanza sale. Beaut. condo com-U'!lf sa t· SEE TODAY!!! home $69,500 ~ plex. 112 units, rented as ••••••••••••••••••••••• GONETOMORROW!! 2-Sforylkdex WARM and comfortable REAL~ CANT AMAR apts.. Projected '.75 in-DANA POINT ".I MISSION REALTY Central Joc.;·charm.ing, withe\'eryroomopening Nta r Nt•por1 Po•• Ofrlrt Fantastic view of San come approx. $300,000. DUPLEXES 985S.Cst.Hwy,Laguna sbinglea exterior, cov· to a garden . 4BR + Clemente & o cea n . Gi.ntpool,jacuzzi,gym, lOnewbeaut.dupl_exes ) Pllolle 494-073 1 e red brick patio with studio, hi·beamed cell-CUSTOM J ACUZZI Spanish stucco w /tile gHrages. For sale or Fabulous oceanvtews !"l BBQ. A 2 bdrm. &. a l· ings · · $92,500 +Pool. Newport leach 10•9 ~port._..., 1069 ·roof. 1956 sq. fi. 3 br, den lrad~ down. 7"k Ti.· By FROM $68,950,S005()Dn .. bdrm. with dining room·, LAVISHED w /Spanish Btg Ca nyon's best S ._.... -' &·ra·m·. rm.'°w· /Wetbar owner. Mr. 8., N. WestNy_ lnco~Homes t., ll ft I led ., ........................ •••.a.a••••••<t•--··· •• ~~ ' ) I 34l'1C '" DP ... 1 "pper1Ardtlay room to expand. A 1e, .. pas er ce1-value Eleg~tlslory,3 . _ , ; , X . ~ Sunke"nliv.-nil:,1g.dilt'!' Acacia, Full~ .14). ~ ~Oa:J wy, .• Ill NEW ~3 . bdrm .• 2'h ba. sleeper . see ,it today! ing.5, this 4BR w/ocean ,Br, J Ba. immaculate, Nice, ,~p_lp:.~ Npt Isl. l; ~.i,<>~.l';i~~ll'.~ 1 i_rm. elcllilril --~kil~h. ··8'?9+9'l44 1, , , ~-;),; ,t9§;343~ .. 1:l hbom~ d(e8.t,u1.rign g1~1~eg .. ~ea!!.vuliew1. -R~~ · ~UJ~La~EZt~~Hi,~~C· ~11J~Y upg .. ad ed. far!ha~'1~~.$936?~ooo loo~,bn~:_,,cjW,arpetT, 1-~ ~w8tal)•!illlti. ~~cau' gdar .. i:N&'.~ M'1 o"teiii\rrJht ~~·.1:'""..._ eam~ cei ID JVln ' ..... ~ CA LL MARGUERITE "" . . : 1 ~:~i.....,..· ,7 , e.'f"'<'. ran.., 'T.llii\o\'r-f"I er apli:~ ~j9,000. 20% dn'.11'N~~rt''t1eaci"lBR. w rm. w1Ua wet bar. Brkfsl. .Fabulous view above Harbor Highlands $55,800. Openr~ ... -8~8 , ... t fl• -8$9071_.7~;J. goo~l:l,-owner ... Finan< ok, • OWns;,&.o.12_ 1 ....... N_r .. -heh, iiOies, hwy. ~ area -off kitche n. 2 the beach, in N~rth side THIS NEARI.Y NEW ·owner 3 Br 2 ba frplc _a -, . 'l'l: Frplcs.; front & rear Laguna.3Bdrrm.&fam. Xlnt ~ond .' Ma~iner~ 3BR,21f.i!B ,AdWt~i¥Jo-. ·. hodihop...+y. l-3SO !frd~Jil 9wner. 208 ~~-patios. Call us fol' ad-rm. w/frplc. Beamed s P a c i o us 4 B R BLUFFS U-Plan,J B•,2lf.i School. Vac.a nt.646-95&4 Nr. water. Beaut It i:le-COASTLINE VU:W. new, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . t•· · dress Offe•ed al-500 ·1 h l OCEANSIDE home has • cor'd . Lovely patio & 2600' custom home. Fee · • -· cei .; new fQi carpe · NO COMPARISON with Ba, like new. Walk shops pool. Garage w/opener. land. $98,5006754472 OPEN SUMDAY Duplex, 1 Blk to Beach 3 ;." WILLIAM WIMTOH $105,000 a small price of .. $149,5()( & achls . 11t:. int. av!. BLUFFS -Condo 552 _8080 . or Eves & MOTHER'S DAY Br, 2 Ba, & 2 Br, 1 Ba. Real Estate OPEN SUM. 12·5 Enjoy the Good Life :$55;;;.ooo:;;.;;':'4;·;;1595:;/;;640-:;;11;;36~. -$79 .500 -Wknds. 645-4751 , Sal'ICJ"!"'lr 1.078 A42 SUtfsic:ie Colony l-'-84_7_-99_37 _____ _ 229 MarineAve. 361 Locust Call49)..2513 "/, 2Story-3Br-l'hBa · opts mo Be lmont Realty 3 Yr. old 2 sty Duplex. Balboa Island Home & duplex. $129,500 I---------BEAUTIFUL VIEW SECi.UDED 3 ~r. 2 ba, •••••••••••••_•••••••••• 213·598·1326 Newport Beach. Gross .. * 675 .. 333 1 * 929 Ti'--~BO. 2 BA, Den, atrium. LIDO ISLE Lots of Extras fam rm, open beams, $1 000 BaOW . . come $13 000 p /y• .... ~~~~~~~~ .---patios, Mt .view~ nr. VIANIC E frplc,lge woodedlot.By ' lusinessPropetfy 14 00 in . t ' • .•· ·; -:: New534Bsrw, v::;:,..·950 beach, acess to pool. ten. Cha•m;ng 3 br, 2 ba, kpl, S19·500 OwnJBrkr owner. $51,500. 2430Holly APPRAISAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.sking 5125·000· Prin· f i· •$2,000 TAX CREDIT-64i-4'l46or642-«i90 L n Sat & Sun 11-4 Holl ..a..-...-.~--c1pals only. Call Ron or _, 58r,oceanview$100,500 ct. part furn. cask ing immed . occupancy. ·--· FHA appraised this 1ywoo_....,_...._.... Tom:i2S·l OlO •., Sweetens the purchase of • 494·75.51 • $64,500. Owner493·5425. S79,500. Owner/Agent. HEWPORT IE.A.CH 645-1496 townbome (or $39,000! Sl:Ll..-TRADE-OFFER 1-==="="'-"'---:-:-: ' this sparkling new home. 673-6489 . HOUSE $32,500 BLUFFS VIEW Owner is desperate to 2 Adjct Office Bldgs. 3000 tncome Propwty 2000 · · Unobstructable coast Mission Yitio 1067 seJl -Wlants out fo.r .& 6000 ft w/park'g. ldeiil ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•·· line view ~ city light:;. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORIG. BLUFFS "G" Plan We ha ve two 2 bdr m Spac!ous Customized $38,000. 3 ~~m, fama · for busi ness, p r o-PRIME• ... EV Br,2 ba.$74,500. · hou ses in Newport Condominium 3BR,3Ba ly room. d1n1ng area, fessional or investment .....-~ •TRILEVELBEAlITY-1"''='='=="""'='=='l OWHERS w /view or high-rise Height s near Hoag ViewofBay 412Plata communitypool+2car income . Trade ror $83.750 ,"'.. -Xlnt. view, 3 br, 2 ha. SACRIFtCE lights of Newport Center. Hospital for only 10% $72.000 Owner675-3400 ~arage . 1 Year warranty Newport Beach area pro-C 0 vi n gt 0 n 4 ·pie x. .:. frplc , garden patio. L k . f d 4 Br. 3 Ba. Needs de-down and $32,500 each. BLKtoBeach-furn 2B•,2 mcluded.Call586-0222. perty. Courtesy "-k-. Pe•fect locati·on. $1000 ::, . Designed for perrec a e view, pro · e-corating. Make offer. 0 -11 d • DI "' • ..... corator's home. Largest wner wJ carry secon Ba, own land. $58,500 or r (7 14) 752-1910 or (213) plus cash spendable on m other-in-law qtrs. "Islander" model. 5BR r:uu~t 1s:A1: ?f:: ~~t~ butinsistsonsellingboth lse option. 4601 Balbos> 462·0981 $8400 down payment. ,, . :3'7N~E COMMERCIAL 21hba, fam rm, formal Laredo. Owner/Agent. since they'reonthesame Blvd. OPEN HOUSE 4-& Commer cial Earns $900 per month. Ji Units, can't duplicate to-· LAGUNA dining, massive 2·story 675-677Sor 644-05'15. lot. Daily. 645·2963. Owner. Property 16~0 Hurry, ca 11 (114 ) tI ~ ~:ir~.ii~~.~-htcome de· ~~~o:ehevau~1~1~~: i::~:~~:~a~;:~~g~1~::~~ SP~~~ ... ,:~ 1£· l·P:= l HAReoav1&W ···aAYFioo··· 1·52-1i~tf~~~~ b t b 4 Br, 3 ba, din rm, fam ..,.. · 3 bed 2b th' " ~· l · · n< ~ redwd. decks, gourmet Owners anxious. Price Prap--Li-, Homes NEA" Mar•'n•:.1wc' un'ous· Office building, spec· TH. EREALESTATERS .... • · rm, billi a rds rm,· wet ,...-.• ,,,,.,-,,,._., c I Mod 1 r •-rr· R d d gtwa tr kitchens. 3 Br, 21h a. $64 900 7S2 .. 1920 root:11, a "' 5 BR, 2800 sq·. n, •·-e. tacu ar view, executive 1...,Fr~o~m~$88 ....... SOO ...... ~~~~'l --T-O~L~L_5E'.":R~E;<'AL<l_T~O~RS-J bar, 3 car gar. Ocean & --· -"""' -" arme e ,on ee; lmmed .. •-ocwpancy . o t ees . e uce . OOn't give up the,ship! --· REAL ESTATE I' •• 586·8500 •• v 11 1 s125 ooo C Esfaf $79.llOO • $79 900· By o....,. 34031 $650,000. ·'t:iSt" il in classuied. ,n ~· . o!n!~.~0~1~ . . anvon e Callowner('ll4)644-"'267 caile Acordan;e, 'oars. llLL GRUNDY· Shli>' tO shote results! •.J 13505.CoastHwy. Superbfamilyhm.Topof BX OWNER Panoramic C ur:v e ~ drive-. Slate eves&·wknds.49&8159 RHffor 67§...6 161 642·5678. 494-8536 World,JBD,2BA,fami-view. 4 br. fam rm C ATA.LIMA.VIEW royer,double-doorentry, , 1--------- ly rm, frplc, bltin.s, w/w. w/frpl. Cul -de-sac. W /W L n.-i-central kitchen, family N.wport Beadt I 069 Mewpo_rt Beach 1069 Newport Beoc:h, I "6. 9 He•iport leodt I 069 great fn cd yd. Under· cpts. In. dscpg. Centr.al uxury ~· d 1 d d y AC d Bl d R.•··-ed$2000 room, e n,, sec u e •••••••.•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••·•••"•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ground sprinklers. vu I .on g. lns, cov · ~ t 'th b J s · . HEEDS ~~~·!_qu~~d~:dr :~ ~:!~o~.l~Asl~~~~~~ , __ o_ .... -.-.. ·---~-&~_645-4860_~--.• -1 ~~.ffi!~~·p~~~r~~~ w· .RE ~ll dEckEd . OUI: «g Coldwell Bonk"' ·' " ... ,o ''" I $58,900. 494 -1589. in low $62,000. 586-......... •.--r level 1n Newport. Take , • FAST SALE 1..:=:.:::::...::c:...:::=::._ ___ l -B::::Y-:O::W::::N::E::R:-.::S::EVJ:::::LL~E;;-I Large, new 4 m. 2 advantage. Call 645-0303. • W lk · bath & dining rm . •·;. a to tennis courts. L.oguna Hiiis I OS Popular Arruza i:podel. Custom bit wood inside & 0..."""-' { : .large pool and ocean•••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR &den. Fam.rm/kit, out,rockfrplcs.4 carun-~ -·-from this two story, 3 SADDLEBACK VIEWt t Sharp! Upgraded. Prof. d erground garage & ii<'" bedroom, 2 bath home : · l a nd scaped for lo w , · with dining room plus Immac. 3 br, 2 ba, 1 maint. 7o/., assumable works hops . $189,500. . ', iL • family room. Located in Laguna Terr. By owner 494-7915 or 494-061$, Dave nice private community. B~kr. Many extras, as VA. $51 ,900. 830-8239 Doherty, Owner/Agent. -· 169500 sume 7"k Joan, $43,900. FANTAmC •t ARCHITECTURAL r- 83 -'-· 1 - 234------< POOL HOME ··-~--~". MASTERPIECE ·op•<r .. "" 1-·s "• with patio o(f master sn >""" This new 3 bedroom loguna Nkpet I 052 bdrm. dining room & 2 I 019 M..t ~ ..... home with extensive use ••••••••··~·••••••••••• frplcs. Owner bought • ( d d I Outstanding 4 bdrm., 4 o woo a n g ass. •WEKMOW• GRANADAS IOMOD. another & motivated to bath, den+ lge. enter· breathtak l~g vi_ews '?1 LAGUNA MIGUEL (Off Ma rguerite Pkwy.) sell. Call 83.S-3M8 •ainment room. s-1e., _,,. ocean and night lights, ts bon SP •RUNG ' • '• ()~~ truly a rare rmd (or the *BEST * 4BR, 21h ba, us rm. "' bit-ins. Exciting )'ard owner t hat demands OPENHOUSE12:J0.5 ;30 w/wet bar, A/C, beaut. REALTORS with beauti(u.l jacuz.ii. ":""",qu a lity. See thi s MAYlO~ll ~~~i'l~· $82.500. Term11 1---.-.-v-,-V-IEW----1 Jfurry!Sl39,SOO ·<;.' dramatic home todayl 23S81 Laa Colinas Ct. 494_7 513 49•1001 "''' Scenic PPl'r"!DFPlllrrfftllftft. " $188900 NORTHVIEW·Due tode-..-Over 57' o( spectacular 475 .. 5724 -· . ' alb in family this almost 875 N. Coast Hwy. waterfront, huge master l--------- J9153So. Coutllwy. new .SBR~ 2 full ba home bdrm & marble frplc . Jt/2 YI. NEW LasunaBl!:ach canbeyoursforless than Newporf l each 1069 Priced lo sell fa s t . U LIX · •H-0149 $60,000. Occupied only 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l·lurry ! Call 833-3548 D P ~ .' at!: . ' SEAllllED ~OClaMVIEW •ln1Close to beach and shop· tJ~.-pins. Custom built older hoQle with unique alyl· -·i ng. PrA(esaionally ; landscaped and quainUy ~,.. .. decorated. Maoy plus .3l' f eature • Includin g beaufilul Wood and uied ~- i.bJ1ct. -call oow. CN436o ' OWner I Agent mo's. Nicely ldscpd. and BUY YOUR BEACH SPA RUHG Shps fo •acJi be autifully decorated. & spend the summer on REALTORS Excellent 3 br, 2 ba. You must see this one. the sand . Let the winter '-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;i;; J owner' 5 unit Wttb z br, z tenants pay for rour lux· 1~ ba. rental, booked for u•y. Duplex 2 br up & LIDO ISLE Summer. $115,000 Open down , spac. d eck. LARGE 24'x16' game room, dbl sz. master sui te,.2 baths. Located in prestigious area, new ap+ pliances, low 'fn aint. ld.scpg. Over 2000 ,q (t. $59,500.,_ fabulous view. $145,000. BRIGHT "UOKJ'! House by appt. Is terrific buy for Designed for Kids & ~· ~ Newport Beach ocean· Partitl', ,...... ..ti!?;..~ front. Call 673+9499 4 DR or 3 BR'/Dren, Bil ci;'.fi1F~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES sEunny tpatio. 1e" Lots,· 1 ____ &7_3-_:1183 ____ 11 MONACO 2 •-T asy erms. y app . MONARCI! BAY Super + Ut:u. er-67$-7$42 ' Bl•C ·<BR •·r · ' rific view. pool &r tennis _. _ ~-· · · e anyon. · • am. cuat.om 38R 2ba home near 587 900 OPEN ~~ rm . Gor1eoua lot : w/ocean & Mt. v1ews . · ' · ele1a nt appt's. kst-De~orated It ld.ic...:a to SA~/SUN, a:J!IO Port Be s t Buy In Newport val ue •179 500 A•t t"'-Carbsle. ' • • • e f erf,ectlon . Many Capri Reallf 644.7525 ~bores By Owner-Sell·1_640_-wo ________ 11 ea tu res. Asking · 1ng Below Mtt. at OPENS Sun • _ $1.23,000. Newport Island Dupl.e:r. 2 S4'l ,SOO . ~8 Prospect. Do O:· W · t!J;, 1:' L19URaM .... ltty. Br ea. Newly rmdl'd. Open Sat/Sun. Call 2 bver I ·1 M ..:......a • 4f6-4JMO fJ0.50 50 Own.,. $97,500, l ·-H'l6 962-6964or:s.M-$87,~. ~':ci;7'7f' I Promontory Bay Homes now have complete waterfront decks, just In ll'm!1 for th e sailing and sunniAg season. These e legant homes, with their spacious interiors, striking design ar\d amele room for entertaining, are the essence of lhe PACIFIC eo..sr Cl!liloinla leisure lif~tyle.· , Visit our ne~ model by Saddle back Inte riors now. We're all dressed up for eompany. And priced from $211 ;300, including your deck and private docK, on a ~5-fOQt waterfront. . ' . .~~~ + • ' • --.-. . .. . -607 BJWslde.Dllve, Newport Beach, (714Y 673-0900 . , "..' lrvln~·fac!fic Development Co,~pan~ , · , MWV. ~ ' .I ' .. '" Oto • •• ~ 'l'R °" .. bd , .. la• G< co m Iii D .. -j 5 1 ... Sb w, .z on for eel lo< qio off SA .. e Be fo1 54 So• .~ So an 18' 77< TW co: t o ce• $1< - Sp Al wi1 Bii inc Pl• Le Sh "" re Mr lei; I l!f " ~ -TOI Th ap1 l ' Th aei th ge Cal \ij 611; Ph Ea Jo OW 'I! Pl Wi Be on pe: I! Pl .... Ba ho m• fir $7l lj Pi ... N< ph lrr RE 2 co M• ba y RE -•2 E 1 • w, • " VJ • 2-1 w, • In $7 y, "' 0 - ' Iii aJ .. 1 11•FV•.-:ft 'JOOO ........... 2000 o.t•_.SMt. 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CoN&Piu•qalarpeor. freeUcketatothe • .. , 1ala wbo_,re Don· ~.Al(t.Fee.m-M.30 · Ba.$3$0.mo.Adukl,no Uvlqrm,dinin.lrm,3 FIOM• .. 2 Offle1l•hll ._kit. l ·J ldnnl., w UClllYM ......... 1mokers.$1 .. trf'.'lll.Udt Br, u.s32 Euotcr. nr. f:.ta. 57i-ssoo, Bkr, DCI •wlmmlna: poola I: .,.. 16:2Br.Adalttnopeu.. bclnD.. P'rplct, flN bit· Cll.~· 'r±rnii J•OO lut+d~~.w·sa19 Golden Weit Coll. s:uo. · . e:lubbou1e . .tnd unlt, Wllll.Y d1hwbr1 1ha1 e:pt1 tG.1, carpet1, drape1 ..;;;if1 ••••••••••••••-•••l•• 2 BR l a ... ~-.!..!... .. __ . $3l·78all3•wtcnda. D"E;LUXE condo, l bf", J adult section. Nr. City hK9H¥eWtei closed 1iir11e, frplc: laundt1toomt,1lll'l(t11'. IA.SBALLCJ.AMI • _ _._.. ba.c:pt1drp11.8831qf\ Hall, Co1ta lle1a . 727Yoelcton..,.cL BBQ.Gaa"waterpd. Oood.. N•tal area. lUnt SUNDAY, MAY 18 Btufff, Condo, a.di: Bty Hel~tl. IZSS. mo. 81'1~ SPACIOUS 4 • Pvt pty. 0$475. iec"'43.'5 . S3ZS /mo. OWner '751·11S3. &ach Blvd at Yorktown Pool coedlt.lon. Xlnt lnv•t· at l :lOatUCl View, R· Plan.. E.xcbu&e 517..-Tri-level open beamt 1:91t-7s7o Sl' "411 LA MAHCHAAPTS ment opporlu 11 1 i.os·~oP•.ES••us forunlttorLotJnBl•CI· ... __. f-·" 1 •PRIME OceaDvlew -u f,U,llW n y a ~" ...,.... a.n.,.. nyon. PP. 8'C·OIU or ~Br,;. d~ 21Wplace ::;1;-:: ,~-..ui.. ·~•':/ii N""°"" CreR 3 br 2~ UPGRADED Bradford STUDIOS• I Us 7785Ntt Plaee.Cflll DAVID D. CAii.SOM OAKLAN~sAAIDERS &35-12118 . RnlODeNe ~ ~Low "25 m0. ;_/c;rdor° t>A. Opara.ded de.lux9 ln· Pl. 3 br, llh ba, Z car aar. •F\111 kitchen 642~ • ......,. IJJ. lnaaeveninning-vlew .___.. tobl perm...m,...,.,... $400 mo witboui y,,.1.!. terior. 2~ car aar. Patrolled_ar~a.Clbhae.& •Healed pool CASA VICTORIA ~•r , ,293 olSuper8owl1't1;.-• . .....,.ah •people wtao care. lie Aft 's MT-3 q , w /elec dr Tennis pool pr1v lg1. $275 . •Laundry facilities 1•2Br.Unfum/Yumfr. Pleate call &12·5;678, f:lCt ••••••••••••••••••••••• =:rmnmi:;:• Avail May ' er ' · saW\a, Poo1. ·$485. leaff 556-0655 •Free utilities 1169.50 gas/WU'. pd. 33S to claim your Ucketa. · · BEAUTIFUL La Cuesta' 988-"254 to ....... s• •Free linens Adults·No Pets Sec. gat.. 7 4 X ·GROSS (North County toll tree Hewet FwW•d VACANT 2 Br suo. Huge Br, 2 &, cloee lo~ LUXURYCQNTVl UwfwallhH 3525 •TV & maid serv. avail Pool, Rec. Rm., E1ev1t.or • number 11 MO-J.220,) ••••••••••••••••••••••• a Br $235., tlda. peta. A: beach. $450. 962·2'134 Newport Crest 2 t;;' 2\\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• :~~~~~-~~~ice W Victoria,642~ 5 S.parate: houle. on ""-• • • • All. Fee. 9'79-8G) 4 llDIOOM ba, den, 2i.\ car iar., DELUXE 3 Br condo. Nr. •l mile to ocean •~N R-4. Near Harbor NWPTH1hts3brhome&. &...,.al 3102 a BR 28• l ard 1325 TWOBATI-IS frpl, welbar. Priv. Ten· So. Coast., Phlza. Sec., MEDITTll.6.NEAN ~1i CeDter. Wl,500 t2) 1 br apt.a. Unique lnL ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 'closO Ji~ ··occ· P1S 00 ni11 . Wal Ir: to beach . clubhouse, pool, pvt Jake. MEN, s mall beach hotel. VILLAGE OWMI'~! m~aJ) taO.~. Ownr~5601 WALK Lo ~~ch 1 brboustl 175«K1. . Convers&lkJaplt '996/mo. 645·8672 9'19-0493 Rooms, S22.50week. Apts ~~==.Den · er ' for s• 2200 $1.l!i., util j>d. Also San Agt. 968-4456 Rent or Lease-Beaut. SlOO. mo. 536-7056 2 Bedrooms . Clemente $1"·· kld1. . BLUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntington Bl!ach SJ.SS.. COLLMIPAllC Twnhse. ~ ~. 1~ Ba, TOWNHOUSE 4 hr. 2V.. clean Townhou.se 3 Br. 2 2 Bedroom T~ romontory Bay-By kldi,pet1.Laauna8each 3 BR. 2 BA.·fple, r /o. Bll.ns, Recreation Facil. ba Canyon vu, pool, Ba, pool. central air, LOCJUftGS.ach 3741 2400HarborBl\'d. 6 UN11s - on bu1e parcel-t"oom for up to 17 unita. Ex· eellent income in prime l.ocalioft. Partnership li - qWdaUa1-Su.brnit all Owoer. Mlnlnu&.I down or ~!!>.·.• _ u.~Ll ._P~; •• ~.l~•. refrt&., crtps, drpg, dble 1st, last &dep. $25() se:hls. $525. 494.3973 ::S~{sJ'. a g un a }I i I l s , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 1114 ) 557-8020 trade equity fOl' small •·"'"" ....... ...., .. ...,.. .,.~ ear .. Blue Haven pool, 546--JUIO. WEST N a· $140 . furn. s mall co:r.y p-· .._ house in Newport area. P'ee.919-8430 ' 131$.tnonth. ,.. , LE S b ewporl· 1ver ft.-..1.... U....... 3600 plae:e nr . beb. One ~ 1119,000. Principabooly. I M c .. A E 4 r , 2 t>a, cpta, Ave, 3 Br. 2 Ba, bltns. -.,.._.us re apo n sibl e a dult . S•t a 11 91 2131278·9966 or write, Box COf'O!le del W.-3122 OJ c.,.a drps, frplc, dlhwhr, $375. ref rig, dsbwhr, lodry, yr· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-4200. DELUXE 1, 21:3 Ar Apt$ offers! US Beverly Hilb;:, Ca ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1110.t .. ....,.n Av a i I . J u n e 1s t . ly lae. $39S. (21.3)445-6666 ·MEW DUPLEX Pvt Palios--Htd Pool 90213. LUXURY Bea"th home-5 Coe_ta Meu.Ml"'n'29 (213)691-58().& an 6pm, wknds646-'7825 Deluxe split·levd; 1300 Newport leodti 3769 Nr. Shop'g-Adlt.. Only ,.. 111' * * BR I .n ..... •-M -'-.,.. ft 2 bdrm wn.-_den •-•••••••••••••••••••• S •L0 S OP • ....,,.,. '"'0 o.u 0 u... Pi I • BR, • "• NEWPORT TERR. 3 b y.. ' '-~ ' M-..i-:--.A...&. n ~ ENINGS 219Goldenrod. 875-0146. . rep ace. »1to, • r, frple, plush crptg, home. $29.95 WK UP. 1 Bdr •. z J!a ~ ,.._..,,.. ..,...~., u.au.su.al opportunity for HIWPOU Ii.A.CH ..::::..:::=::::::=::.:.:::::0:::_12 Bf\, e:pt, patio, fncd. yd., new paint, bltm, clo&e to 2!.-W ba, Master suite, like storage, walk-in ic Bach. Color 1V. maid 1117 Santa Ana Ave, CM ex perienced CORNERLOI''31),00o -COst.MHe 3124 gar. No chlklttft, 1...pet shoppina &scbools.$310. blJ.ns, fam rm.,~· closets, bath ,& guest serv, pool. ntE MESA, M&rApt113 ~55U Re•ltor/Assoclate / * * * * ••••••-••••••••••••••• OK. ~· 2015 -wallilce Mo. A1k .tor Bev or Joe. patio, 1ar .. oceanview o , bath, bltn gas range & 0!5 N. Newport Bl. NB, • * * * C:OST• MIES"" CLE"-N" 1 br cottaa:e "off "C". 548·7506 • 963-4567 963-1785 -15 acre park w/pool. $37 oven patio deck 2 car 646-9681 Ln US f t r; • ,_ ~bo' Bl d mo 644-7~7 1 -" ' PAMPER YOU or n ormallon call 4 unillot$29,500 ~ r v . Very~. 3 BR,2BA,dbl.£ar,fncd. NEW 5 BR l.Andmark, · encloseagaragew/lauo· STEPS TO BEACHZb 5So45t:eo•24 A111oclated AGENT64&-32SS : "!_Od. A111.utll incl. No yd., child OK, qui el Fam-rm, Frplc, good Bluffs B8yvlew2100sq. ft. dlnryc.'Aoodmul.tsP.•SoY .onlolyCoelaec,,-Miy & June, also Su,!: ~~~j .i~:~:;Y ti:!~~ o;;;·~~·~·~t ~-~~·~,..~· -::::r-~~~~~~~~~-1 ·~!8~ .. ~ u ta only. Rltr, street. $325. S48-0786£ve. loc. $510. leaae..847-0824 3 Br, 2'11 Ba, $000 675 8345 'hous 4:PLEX all 3 br, 2 bB, nr ...........-.... or535.7268 Hwy, 5 blks from beach. mer · e-foradultsonly. So. Coast Plua. '8,800. PORTAFINA Hew--' leech 3169 Eaataldew/3lrgBR.blln 4 BR. 1% BA, close to $425. 435 Goldenrod. $110/MOONBEACH •3Frbedh•00m1•1•?balhsts annual income Ask' ,_... kitchen, dbl gar+ beach.Freshpaint,....,• JUNElst.Exec.3br,21f. Corona del Mar. (714 ) Bach "eal tilpd • es pan or;ca.rpe · W ,950. Prin. ~y. ~~. LAGUNA ••••••••••••••••••••••• carport. Lrg fned trd. drps, gardener. '$385'. ba, pool, fp, dee. $358. 675-9337. Kit·+ b: :;:1241 · •Ccny fireplace 11C-0801,evesS24·59'75 invites you to inspect LiveonLldolsle, Close to shop"g ·& lM1s 968-4680 646-0147;642-5440 •Sunnypatio ---------1thelr pa noramic view only$450mo.2Br,20., ~~~e.0 ..... $ 2 3.75. 5'5·8689 0 1,,,._ 3244 Apa;taM"'1Fwwiahed CLEAN, 1 Br, steps to •Garden seltingw/pool TW0-5 wtlt apt bid& just s i l e s o v e rl oo king (213) 793-0Ui' collect.. ......,._ Hastblgl Ir Co. ltltrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay ic Bch. Adu.Its, no •F\111 garaee w/storage completed (Ot" sale. Close beautiful Laguna Beach. · •••••••••••••-•••••~•• Has M'f'..,.al l .. om lslCllMI 3706 pets. Yrly. $195. 673-0072 . Yours for justs;?Z:;. to majo r shopping BKR494-9388. 3bBlr, _liOO iq.f1t_., 122BR,1BA,bltns,feeced &....L----"'---••••••••••••••••••••••• &813·2164. THEVENOOME t l l wrl ff 1----------• a conies, ocean ron . yard, ear., elec & water RENTALS' -OJ ,_. TI;llf"" IMS Anaheim 545--8628 fi~e.r5.s6~2S~.502·~~ · PALMSPRINGSR-1 $750 . mo. Barbara paid.673·7737 eves tt.IMaufffullluffs.. BAYFRONT. 2 bedrooz:n, S-ClaM• 3776 Large Lot near We>t 963-6739 . 2 BR, 1 Ba •........ , $310 • 4 Br., 3 ba., poolside: garage, fireplace, pauo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hocieltdo hMelo RacquetClubRoad. 38R,2ba,bltna,cpts.N 2 BR,2 Ba ......... $325 endunil.Likenew.Bare-Cqrner property, Ocean vu. walk to Bch. r60W.Wllsolt.c.M. 'OH THE 15,750. 586-7175 pets. $250. 1933 Anaheim 3JlR, 2 Ba ...... $36$-$4'5 ly used. $595/Mo. . downstairs in duplex. No Open 1-5 .Sat. 161 W. BEAUTIFUL • HOWM'I U ... l1•1d Ave. 648·3160 3BR, 2Y.z Ba.'. .. ,: ... $400 • 3 BR, fam. rm., dock, ~~t beautiful view Mariposa.499-2'217 GROtJ'NDs Pli!Ul~SULA Laguna Beaeh.-2 Lots •••• -••••••••••••••••• 4BR, 2lf.i ha .......•. $450 sq. ft. Bav & li ....... view. over North Bayfront. · · ADULTS·NOPETS C" " adjacent to 1164 La ~~ Avail. 8 /1, sharp 4 BR, RAISOR'S New-carp~. vin;i'&paint. Fully furnished, inchxi-~lac.ts 10 minut.e1 lOocean. Lge Spaclou.1 3 Story 9 Unit Mirada , $17,000 ea. Call Glftftal 3202 blln.s, quiet cul-de-sac. 3Patios.$650/Mo. ing washer and dryer. UnfwwisMd 1 Br $175. Gu I: Water Apartment Complex fordetails-494-3661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1325.551·1648 REALTORS •Elegant 2 & fam. rm. Available as sub-rental ••••••••••••••••••••••• incl. Draperie:S, carpeU. w1t.b views of Newport's FREE lMMAC b ba On front row ''Go! now to June 14th with h . Bay & Beach. Features B;y Street, C.M.-'h p ·r I )~REE Of It: 3 tilr, 2 \v~t.ns. 4523C8mpusDr., lrvine Coast", water view. Th possible exte0$ioo. SllO lallaa lslond 3806 ~~iti~nggas, s=:Oi'!.'! include: Pool Elevator ere. Apprvd/11 units. • ro ess ona ce-c.d 'u pdrmNo. .k:ds Campus Valley Shop Ctr. finest at $750/Mo. per week. Call644-1742. ••••••••••••••••••••••'° ·-Plenty of Parking, EasY Pr.esenl incom~ $280. •LAHDLORDS• gar en g. . 1 • pool, rec. room, wphera Leasability andXlnl Tax Pnce 152,500. Prin only. "H 0 ,ftefJnder1 * $350. 275 Broadway, CALL 13]..8600 •Furn. 2 Br&den, earl lalboa Pffilllllla 3707 UtUe Isl. Bayfmt,newre· &dryers. Shelter-, P~ic~ t.o sel_I al 545-7361 or S49-332S. 642·9900 813'3125 • RENTALS * :~id~ s:~1:~~;~,~~w ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ~~j!'i:. 11:~ :.1~;;r~ ~========= $350.00!). For immecli_ate 100' C·l LOT on Katella. California's Largest BRAND NEW EASl'SIDE UNIV. PARK •Others from $385Mo. B:r7~i~ ;:.a~~ :::· 0~ $4.20 mo. 213/876-27Z3. ~5 P??;.e, l~l~1 ~ Sell or exchange for •Rental Service!• ALPINE C~_ALET. ~n 2BR, 2 Ba'"· ... $325/375 RIMG 64~5560 pets-. 410 Hardin g, 1.....,-'-'"-'"0"p" .. =intula==::3::;8_0_7_, Je:!!1~e=s~gefor!i61X . ~;~~~-c~::S~dd!ftic~1s~~ COM 3 hr, 2 ba, stv, frpl, ~=~~i~~~~r~w~~~; ~=~:·22:a~r~~·~m ::= BLUFFSTOWNllS.4 BR, _54_7_·•.155 _______ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• t;. Sttte 644-0818 kids, pet. y ard, & garage. $250 WALNUT SQUARE Canyon vu, pool, schls. SUMMER RFNfAL BAYF'RONT. Yrly lge dlx IDll FTNVL'f'..Carefree2br, mOQthly . Rea ltor 2BR 2Ba $285/295 2"1:BA :SS25.494-3973. Attractive Clean tBr 2 hr. 2 ba, pool. 2 car ~ -p,,,,~e,,.tted GoH Cr1e Lot SS3,500 2 ba, child, pet, frplc, 833-3821. TURT.LE"ROcx Apt. Sips 4 or 5. 1 blk to parkg, slip <ivail . Fan- .. ,.. Choice level site. 106' pool.xlras. 2 BR,2 ba,den .. $400/42.5 LIDO ISLE, 4 Br, 3 Ba . ocean or Bay. $139 per taslic view $550. 673-2058 2so31 .. tlolvfl IHi•• Mfl20. Jo~ront on fairway El HUNT. BCH 3 br, 2 ba, * * * * GREENTREE Avail. June l . Annual week. !128 W. Balboa Bkr ptHECIEB ........,._ ke<h 644 "5115 Niguel C.C. Outstanding frpl, kids, pet, $250. . Frft Fehse 2 Br., 1 ba, ram rm .. $315 lease. $650. 57S-01.Z3. Blvd. -=3=Bd'-,·m·,·.·. ·2·b-ath_up_pe-,·. -I UVIS UP vu or fairway, trees & LAG .HILLS$280.3Br,2 26122.Aatlf•ia 3Br,2Ba.F/R ...... $350 180DEG.YIEW C:ostaMesa 3724 $315 Month,"earl" TO m MAME Top LAGUNA UNITS clubhouse. BcstC.C. buy ba, kids, pet, singles, Mfs-•--Vl.L. 3BR 2' ... 0~ r-. " " ....... _ 500 tall l•-s and · 0 J A/Cg -• ..,.. . "_. ..... uo ....... , .... _.... BackBau•-1-,·neu'lls MarshaURlty 675-4600 v•... .. ... These 5 ocean view lfl range CoWlty poo, • ar. Youarethewinnerof2 """ •• ....., ••••••••••••••••••••••• IO strea m • with W MlSSION VIEJO -2 Beaut. new 4000 sq fl · LOW••-• apartments &4 ~.......,.are nley H. T--'-Co. _,-. free tickets to the hills'd h -·~ COi'OM clel M9' 3822 waterfalls create a re-~-..,.-Br k1'd t I 1 e ome.4br,3ba, 1 block from the beach.J~R~talt~~°'~"~'-~~6~4~4~4!9!!_10~1 • . s, pe • poo • UCI IRVltiE •S8.60Nighl&Up ••••••••••••••••••••••• !axing selling for your --I 'th garage.Fee/Bkr. VISleN fam & rec rms, pool, •Studio&:lBRAnt• Sh b spacious new I-or 2-,,..,. rents are aw. W1 HOMEFIHOEIS CELEIRITY Roman tub, 3 Crplcs, I""" arp 2 r , pool, walk heh , :.&~Ive man1a~em~n1t1 *642 9900* IASHALL·•AME . UALTY wet bars , vJtd wood :~:-~~~ServAvail ~'isa.::i~l!!!.,OC:~ls. ':{:~0:i'95~P~~~~:;~ ts proper" wt • SUNDAY,MAYlB 55g .. 7500 ceilg. Entertainer's de· _....... ,.,,_. available. Small pe!B gen~r1te a generous light. L&e .kit w/view, •PhoneServ,Hldpool ca$h ~urn. Owner Anx-REA LT'' COMP~NY ,-~ del Mm-3 LOS~~~~ ALMoS'f tO'i~ iq.-r'ot! self clng oven, compae: •Children & Pet.Section MEW DUPLEX ~·0A:~;_"!!0o?r~ ~Q!~l01 .. ti'ut~1 ~ t ' H.EWPOQIEA.CH · •••••i•••···•••••••••••• ol\ • ... vs . 2 br: z-11.~.a· + ,ram ~rm: toc,.dshwhr, serv. porch, ·:;;~eV:.e:O~r:h.';b?: :J~~rbJ;!"~Ji.%:, F'irvie"w (rd,\. Costa 6~~1V•r,;.,':/t .,-rp,, ADDRESS., 1 H:V~ HILLS S l)r + fatl'I oAJtt..A?iD-itAtDERS Overloo g, iJoi0.1 &. lJark. 3 car g.ar · Sl200. mo. 548·97S.Sor645-.a967 ftplc, plilsh'cfptg, home·. Mesa. Phone S4.S-2300. -~~~-------! One of few. ~JD8lning rm, a-.,·a·:,lge patio&:: yd . in a seVt!ti:lrutinil: preview S28S mo. Bkr. SSZ.JTJ&, • ~-"'~-='-~J~l02~:;-;:::;:-:~=--:1~;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;/ 1ike storage, walk~in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' '4 ,...,ITS JoLs. Upper Bay, lovelY $495. mo.lse. 644-2877 of Super Bowl Ten. GREAT F .1 ...... __ .__ · 3)3r.duj)lex. f..nlc, pa'l;o + c losets, bath & guest "" -o·den1o·a1 area Ma· ny Pie••• call 642.-ext . . ami Y ..... ,u.,...,. · .-I Br furn $165. Lots of b LARGE Gr-··~ Fir 1 br I Oo, DOUA.I '"'" · SPYGLASS. fantastic . ""'!"• an Univ. Prk. p00~ & Jge covered deck, bltn ath, bltn gas range & . .,...,... · 10 "" trees.CoastalComm.ap-.. 8 F 333toclaim yourtickets .. parks. 4 br, 2,..ba. HnC kitchen. Close t.o beach. bltns. Pool. Walk to oven. patio de<:k, 2 car Garden apt. Pool, rec Plus room for .3 more. proval + architect 's view, 4 r, /R. 644-692ti (North ~unty loll free , mo Bkr. 552_1776 _...., Furniture avail. Yrly Shopping. lf.i mi. beach. enclosed garage w/Jaun-room. $175. 7I018thSt. Eastside Costa Mesa. plans. 132.000 orS44·5t06 number 1s 540-1220.) · $385. 675·6775 or 544.0575 931 W 19th St. 548-0492 d~y room. Pay only elec-MESA DEL MARA.PT'S Includes a 3 bdrm Janef,razee642-823S S HARP 2 br. 2 ha ••** COLLEGEPrk.4br,fam. SmdoAllo 3280 tr1c.Adults.So.ofCoasl 3Br,21f.1 Ba,newdecor. owner's home. Cons ervative c pl. or <BR 28A Cr /pl, 2 ca• gar. rm, frml. dining. $385 Shady El ~-do Hwy, 5 blks from beach. $250. 2 B•.·2 Ba . .-..... 9911 L A I J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._ Ill WW Id,._ $425 435 G Id d -J£ IQ II ~ Mobile ho...e/ malll;re woman. See: «2 Hugh fam rm. Green-mo. se. v . une. p I & "'....., I d . o e nro • El Camino546-0451 ' 1 UG . TrlrPrkl 2300 Dahha.$275.675-3300 brook. W of So. Cst . S51·5773 COUPLES, 2 br, child. oo,crpt .... .,.. •. n ry, C orona del Mar .1-'::.::::::::::::..:::::.:::::;c__ p1ac9 pet. yard, gar. $175. adults. 177 E. 22nd St. (714 )675-9337 ALL ulil. paid. Lee 1 br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 483MorningCan.,onRd. Plaza $400 mo. 9'79·2517 UNIVERSITYPARK POOL, 2 b•, 2 ba, appl. NearBeach.642·364.'i <'c • bl · f · Pra89Pli .. · ~ 10" 44 NB Adult PK. 10 x Pvt h 2 ti 2 or S54 1998 Co d f 1 3 b 2 k'd si ..... Patio, t.ns, re ng. r.;;i.1920 20E h 1 b . ouse, .pa os, car · · no or ease. r, 1 s,pet,hbq,$'Z2.5. HOLIDAYPLAU 3B R ,2~Ba.Yrold0plx. Adults, no pets. 2013 .,.00 Qi.IAl~StNIWPOllf llACH nc. pore • poo • ~Y. gar .. Crpl , 2 br, 2 ba, nu Dma Point 3226 ba, sunken liv rm. frpl, SJ6S. 2 BR, kids, pet, So-of-Hwy. Lovely crpls, Charle. 548-1517; 6'5-8579 beach. DeAnz.a Bayside d 5 h w sh r /range ,••••••••••••••••••••••• frml. din ftn, 2 patios, yard. DELUXE.Spacious 1 Br, frplc, D/W, gar. $375.l-'==:.:..:c:.:..::::=.:..:.;:c::c:.:. TRIPLEX Village .. 300 E. Coast cpl/drps. Beach key. . pools & tenn. Oub fees & FAMILIES, 3 Br, 2 ba, furn apt. Pool. Ample lease. 640-o899Agt. •2 BR. 1 Ba, Mesa Verde. T""DE Hwy.Sp.330,NB $400permo:67J.7009 lNBe'w' 2cB1•· N1<.1Mabn11na. grdner. inc'd. lmmed. frplc, kids , pet, yard, parking.Ad~ts.oopeCts . C Jot 28 lb Adults, gar, avail. $UIS. ~ p s, rp , ns . oce 'py . $4 25 . ownr. garage.Fee/Bkr. 1965PomonaAve., M orner , r, a . Nopets.833-8814 Will trade equity in MCI_,., Desert, SPACIOUS duple.x 3 br, 2 $325. 499·2986~gt.. 552-0664. 552.7755 HOMEFIHDEIS Stove. refrig,sbag, frpLc: 1-~-"'-"'"-~--- Beach triplex priced al Resort 2400 ba, bltns. nr. waler $375. 111!-..-1..-!-Valley 3234 •Tropical Pool• gar .. S28S mo .. UW pd. 2 BR, 1 Ba sngl sty unit. Only -3,900 for rUter un. • t •••••••••••••••••••• Callowner~2561eve ..--.--n TURTLEROCK 2 sty, 4 *642 .. 9900• 1 Br, cpts, drps, bltns, No pets. 613·4274 , shag cpls, drps. dwhr, •• 'p rl I k d ••••••••••••••••••••••• b b 3 L 640'0 "9 1· b ·1 f I per house or units. e ect or wee en & . . . . . . r , 3 a, car gar. g. patio. All utilities paid. -...... . pa 10, eam cei, rp . vacation! comp. furn. 1 2 BR. 1 BA . Quiet, sunny Executive hvlfl8 1n this Z bonus rm. Avl. 7/1. $525. ELEGANT 2 BR, 2 Ba 548-1168 gar. Adults. $210. 2:650 1£ ·=ii ~ BR condo in Palm Desert terr a~. Wash/,Dry hkup. story home with bonus 5374480 Townhouse.-_Comp. re· j 124 Elden "K". 537.3125 Country Club area. Pool Wa_lk ~heh. &stores. No room. , 3 br, 2 ba, cov. dee. Adult hvmg, sm. po>'. 1 BR prefer middle age Cost• M•sa · • & jacui zi · lovely green· Chd<lr'en or pets. $295. patio, cpts,drps, freshly Greentree 2 Br, Fam. o.k. Nr. 17th & Tustin. or retired. no child/pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR. 2BA . Fireplace. P1aperties belt. Walk to stores, golf 673-7~ painted. See to apprec/_ Rm . frpl , bltns, qual. $235. mo. 493.5544 or $155.642·5848 lYRNEWTRIPLEX privatepatio$196mo.lst · 7S2·1920 . '& entertainment Only AS~ Sh • ,, $395.mo. Ask for Bev or crpts. &: dOJS. Next lo 675-8226 3 bed 2 ba bltns I & 1st plus $50 C/B. 412 1400 OUAt\.st "'"""'°"' 11ACH $26 7 E t · LE o orecuff Rd, pvt Joe, 963-4561 or963-1786 Pool & 5 acre Park. l BR, lg. enc'd. pvt. patio, '. . ' '1 aun· Ford Rd 673-5100 • .SO. asy enus beach access, lge yard. 83J.8808 Tustin 3 BR. 2 Ba, lge 2 newly decor'd. Nr. Santa ·dry facd. No Lease . $265.1_:..:::.:..:::::·..:::::::=c...--9 /I 0 ACRE Call Eves. Bkrs59-1986 $6S0.84Z·202667M868 NEW 3 br, 2 ba .Condo. 2 • · '~ car gar. I Yr. lease. al Ana Cntry. -dub. $175. 57s-6488orMl>-4l6l $160 EASTSIDE. Clean Back A.ay acreage with 3 Priced to sell! Beaut. 2 d &:I car gar, teon. crts, pool. UN l VER S 1 TY Pr k . $425. mo. 9GB-83m Call Liz : 646·8922 •Shodof Elm Ga .. ts* apt., mature adult only. houses and room for Br, 2 ba, overlooking Big 2BrR ~ll enN,r'gabe<agche. ~e $.150. 632·3423/963-2368 Twnhouse. 3 br, 2'h ba, We1tnllnshr 3298 NEAT Cl Ba h I Pool, crpt & 11-. Jndry, Call : 642·6925 more Owner will carry Be L k '• d k& o gu Y-· a ._.... walktoadullpool Wtr & ~ . ean c eor. ........, finan.cin . Low down. ar a e. _e. ec 631-1014 ; 673·7245 BEAUTIFUL home. 3 Br, dues pd. $3'1S nK,. 611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eastside. Utils. pd. No adults. 177 E. 22nd St. l BR $170. Carport, clean, $7SOOO g many extras. $42,900. paneled den •. I fplc . owner· Days 644•3244 TASTEFUL3brtwnhse. pets or children. $165. NearBeach.642-3645 ·cpts,drps,slv.&refrig. • ., Call Jack, Bkr.1-866-7513 So. Of Hwy. Immaculate_2 Highly upgraded, many eves 552.7195 ' · w/2 car automalic gar., 675·2913 CONDO 3 Br. 2 Ba. cpts, 731 W. IBthSt.673-7787 ·-~~ Will trade equity in Big !~~~:Mo°~s/ Patao .extras, lovely yard. No . Lse. $299. 879"2680 $90 Bachelor. Uti l incl. drps, bltns. frplc, patio. IMMACU' ""TE • Pl • · Bearcabinforneweicar 1782 fee.Agent,846-1.111 LOCJMIHlhach 3248 Adlts $325 6421155 ..,.. DC• . or .,497 2796 eves C .... Mela 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR, 2 Ba, convenient refrig. hot plate, 1 Adult · .: · , Pi DP•f.l•• , · · · os.'"'.'r LIKE NEW 4 br, 2 ba, 3 Bdrm ocean vu $325 We stminster loc. $325. female. 962-7771 ask for . ''THE VICTORIAN" 2 br, 2 ba. 2 it,y, Duplx. 7S •1t20 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• beaut. locati'oo.$350mo. . ' · Art 6 21.J.-•••• BobM 646"•"1 Beam Cell'c:, oPen 1400 QUMRN uACM Outof Stat• PRIVACY 1 br appl 962 7859 968-0l)tg Uta ls pd, So. Laguna. mo. · ' ...........,.., ·or ._, · Newly decorated, 2 hr staircase. unique design, Property 2600 child, pet, garag~$14.5 . • · or 3 1 6 o 9 2nd Ave . COlldonNM- 3425 Fvn. lach & 1 ... Ex.. w/gar. Adlts, cptsi drps, ,C/D, bltns. rree Wt D. MOii.i ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEAN!' 2 Br, alv, cbikl, l ........ OR leaclt 3240 (213)287·6709 U..twwlslMcll ceptionollJ nice. 2110 fncd yd w /patio, waler dbl. elec. gar. Eastside. HOMEPARK 14 DEWXE fncd,$185. •••••••••••••••••••••••OCEANFRONT Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.po,.IL. CM. pd . Call belwn 1·5 Adults, no pets.181 ''B'' Near Hemet. ~Spaci:s UMITS , $185. 2 BR, appl, child, Spacious 5 Br, zstory. RoyaleCondo.Jbr,2ha, 2 BR, 2 Ba, brand new. • ~~~''Vicloria ... $190 Magnolia.$260.645-D53 plus 225 future_ sites. Will . ·fnect, garage. . ·Fam. Rm, Pvt DR. ~m · 2000 sq. ft. Bar, frpl, Sec. 1225. m~. Next to the DmMI Polat 3726 2 BR, 2 ba lower, Mesa tradeforfannitlgnnch 14. Deluxe uruts for the $190.2·BR,stv,child,pet, mac Lomainlyard 2 mi guard. 1795 mo. Lse. beach in Hunt. Bcb ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR aarden apt, frplc, Verde area. Frplc, gar., BILL GRUNDY wtse inve~lor. 4-2 hr and singles. . to j>ffch. $f.SO per. mo. Adult.sonly. 714-t99-2711 848-1323 2 BR. S2SO dshwhr, pvt patio & pool. dsbwhr. Privacy for Realtor 61U161 10·1 br units. Secur~ by FURNISHED, smgles, 1 IS8-0779a53&-809t Ruby 1-hmtington Beach 3 hr. Utils. ·pd. 496-0195 or Nr. Irvine Ind Area. 1 adulta.546-4016 eLncloaVed wall1s. Ptr:i-~e hr, 11tt1, 1ar:ace, $180;, . · ·Lay aMlpll 3252 l"1: ha,'gara ge, nr.·bcb. .. 98().1142 baby ok . 1200. mo.-"===-"'"'----as egas oca iyn. Fee/Bkr ...... •, 3'BR, 2 BA, Util. rm. & lg. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M7-2841 LGE 3 br, Mesa Verde 7Ulllh•$127,950, Spar~li~, ~).· 1 Good HOMPIHDllS fdcd. yd. $300mo. lsl &c 4 BR . family room , Children.$275.536-7~ tt..tiagtOlllMch 3740 area. $33S. Frplc, patio, Adi. golf COWM s pen a e " .oa_n: •64Z..ttQO• tail. Wknds dr aft . (ireplace, fenc:ed. im· HUNTINGTON HARBOR••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW BREEDAPTS dbl garage, etc. Very 2 Separate Bldp. Xlnl Home away from ho~e. 5:30PM ~·2789 maculate. SSSO. per mo. Iinmac 4 br, den, 3 ba, NO INCREASE in £um-1 BR w /loft $230. Applns, _private. 546·4016 e:ond. Desirable Costa Anxious owner _asking J BR 2ba FR Ja .... e yd lsl&last 1-499-2544 ~ 1 " 1 I K~ 1 Be lib r ulil fum. Encl garage. Mesa loc. All 2 BR, llf.I only $212,000. Deluxe un-Cpt8/drp' s b1'tn~ nr 3 -BR, fam rm, vaulted . . a s..,p. enn., poo ·........, merren ' au r um Pool,, jacuzzi . 393 "THEO~" h its-bargain priced. scbool/shoP.s $375 'mo ceil. 2 yrs old. $385 . 2 Br, 1"11 ba, fenced yd. 1 ·213-43l -S97l aptsl$l6S&S175.Spanish Hamilton. f145...f41..1 eves, 2br/l'h:batw/garege. ba. Avg. l ,OOO!J(I. n. eC:ac Take advantage. Call Ph· 832.7151 · · Barbara. 96J.6739 Ga rd en er. $300 m o. style bldg, pvt encl gar, 642 1~ days Adlts/cpto/W,../bltns. We1l•y H. Taylor o. now (714) 752-1700. . . Lease. 213·782-0400 2 Br. l \.ii: Ba, dbl gar, pool, pool, sauna. lndry, adlts. -......, . Fncd yd w /paUo631J.4L20 Realtors 644-4910 INVESTMENT COLLEGE PARK 3 br 2 3Br, 1 ~ ba Twhse. -patio. Slater & Euclid. 17301 Keelson Ln, 1 blk $175 . 2 BR, ain&le sty, 243:9 "D"Orange ... $19S * 28R HOUSE+ duplex, DIVISION ba,frpl, pool.$300mo.' , Cl ubhse /pool. $.300 The Shores, ocean side., JOds ok , no pets. $225. W. of Beach off Slater. beam cell., cpta, drps.1------""---'---THE REALESTATERS 54S·ll20fi Isl/last. $75 cleaning. luxurlou•2Br.,den,2ba. 645--3147orS45-4289 842·7848 2049 ''C'' ·Wallace, 2 BR , pool,~. Adults. E /SideC.M.$51,B. 'r~;;;;;~:;;=:=;~=;:~;:;:;~~:::~il; ... ;::-~:1·~-;;:::;:::::;-;:::;;:I Uving/dinh.ll combo W/ ,._,,_ .... __ 3724~c~-MH• 372 646-8883 2455 Irvine, A1:t A •2DUPLEXiSonltot1 frplc . Beam ceilg•. _.,..__ ""'9nl . ~741i w/good lncome$74.,900. TAR GAzEg'•--. nrep)ace. 4 Bedrm2batli Beaut. lndscp'JI, encl. ••••••••••••••••••••••--•••••••••••••-•••••• MATURE Adults. La:. . * TRIP~EX w/3 BR, ~.1..,:=-=· -BrCU.Yl.~ borqa.Crpts,ttn-.bltns, patios, guarded gates. AMBASSADOIR 'INN qu~et 2 br .. upr. Ni:w ADULTlBR,rrplc,pool. J~ba + fireplc. Asaume 1/c r-o.ir, ActMf1 °""" J:}. ~.~r'm DW, beaut landscaping. priv. belch. Rec center paint, bllns, displ, refng. $180 mo. 1975 Pomona. :A~?X't~7iPPER·(I) To4l!'1';,'::.:.~~~·t:~r. ocr.H~ ~~~::i~S350· ~~i·:::::/mo. , ~~~·J:.~SofTy,nopetl. CM.Call6"5·1956 · 2 BR h 11 ...dwordlcouw""°'tdltoogto,_.,,_. >rt wr1arage:.'G!t~J.M. ioc. I~.-=~~·,,._,,_ For the Sophisticate, Mh&losl Vlal.. 3267 BRAND tlW LOVELY 1 br. bl, cpta, EaBdnn&tlideSl, c95om~Ad""u1· .. •• •30UNITS,C.M.'Greal 2"-"'"'" t.)W... NearDe"W28r,2Ba,den., •••••••• ;:t';,......... $ 9. dz'pa,bltns,i-Uo.pool. C'ALLS.S.t.9.7 investmt "/lnoome o !~ 1!~ ~:f'i...ww Coontu" kite:hen, cpta:, 3 Br, Condo, cpta, drpe, :.;..:.•:.:•..!.:.:. 2 s.o .:J:& U-~·:,. quiet. Over JO only, m.ooo. := ~:-_.. ~e drps, 2 car car. $350 air. pool " aar. 1215. ::zte..:::l Avail. an 6/10. WO mo. $185•2br dtiplex Ent.ska Yeager Realty $56-C171 ~~.. ~= ~:-.=-· 55'1-67'13•ftUAM. Avallnow . .581·3519aft.8. -....... 1762 H .. Kenwood Place, yard·respcoupje,nopcta , c-,. '"" .. ._,. ba 646-4098. 6"2·2516 or 846-2112 $2000.Tal••• 10_ ... "°........., ro-... 3Br, 2 , Fam/Din rm, Newport.._. l2'f U...fa•h••d SwMc•r•rd , ......... ,......._, 1~~~ · ~=· H::: bl~s. P'P, ~ bch, I ••••••••••••••••••••••• UO.feclltM•••elt. ........ ,.,. HIWPOIT Large&Jmmac.llt.R. .•• ;w; 1.z.a:Jlr..rtllkt CAMCt• :~c-'!~~ ~!t:':1. •main. yd~~=:'*' f385. LUXUIY c;OHDO ............. c...... --APAITtren'S Upper qu.iet ... plex, ahaa 2002H I I'• ~=:: :;t:-;=--~!t""*~:::i,~'-. OO'fller,2br,2ba,...tew, r::-...._ :::..... lBdrm,Adlllt.1,Nopeta :t.d~~~ri1. 0 , •• ~allJ. 1•5 • ~~·~·~"~·~ :.~ .. ~,, ;:t-:::• NEW deluxe 2 story frpl, boat slip. poo1,••• w-&-••-"-$125mo.tomo. ~ J..U .. f it~.., __ ,. bom~. clole '° bea<h,....., JacUail, hobb11hop. Ohd._,._., ••• i . ...,.. ~NewportBlvd or 539.67 f i'T::: n~-fl~11y br A: lge fam rm, fzp~ l\rice reducad l Mr. WA.TaPAU-STIUMs--&.AGOOMS M~&M_nMullen.Mara 2BR,28'i,bJlnl.,baJOan7. g-~ fih 3{..t..,, IJ)&l,drpl. $395.calllo-6, Head, 613·102-a" eve, , 64%-7671 AdUJtt ooly. $225. mo. ' C.plea., T mdl.-new. l\lea Bea,~h d11Unctlve de i tlJb, fine t.b sbelter ),,-:'Mu1t see. CaH R• \.!' CaTpet • .Realtor ~--·- r.i::t: r,P,I:.. :;~:,.. ~ -9"'ld•Y•·-· 2277 HARIOR ILYlt.. B uni ~-'-"642-=*=3-----""'""'-< »t'1"> .-. 14~ ""'~=' 2 r, urn. Apart ........... . yr:;_.. i:~ ~= r F«Lea..Lrata&Exec. lilKENEW,kMlYBlutfs COSTAM!¥-drps, laundr)' facl1ities. 1 BR untuta. tJW. paid. ,.... "'""' ;:r.i.· borne wl·'p«>l fl 1pa: .!"lil>3 DR., !om. 1111. To 645·4840 Tenan" eo-op veptable Pl't!. mldon. IP tr',... ·~ ..... ;:.""' () 2 t••s t mo lnel. pool rilbt party, t&50 Month. garden. A.dull&, no pets. tired. $1"5. '"* ~ ·,..,,.-.\81-.·· . Nnl ... MZ.!11._ _ Brolier8'4·1.W $18004%·361'7 o•peta ... z.-' ~ I\ ' • ~ .. .,.1.-........ <1 ........... . I •r " . .. ., . --.. . . ..... . ... • •• .. ... ~ • . . DAILY PILOT Sund .M 11,1975 4 i • • . 4000 .. .... 4300 ...... , for-4SIO Afalew1t1U......, A.fat 11t1U.tuL •!e~·~",.• .,•3•900· ... • ••••• , ••••••••••.••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••t•• .. ••••.••!.:_!'••••!, wvwnmwc ••••••••••••••••• • WANTED;~ .., a .... , u.tw.,. . · 1 lifl a tw..e1 Uftfww.. · A, a law wt a ~ >k..,orf lff!dl ~ 31., Mtwwt .... .b6t ••••'.•• • •••••••.t••!•••• ... ~~ ·~ ~ wp wk.bpi MAL 1 E .... $llf. + uUVClll. Fuo';'.; iar&ie bi eo.ta )leH • ••••••-••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••t•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••-. ~···•••••••••••• •··•~'!\!•••:.•••• t_•ll'••••••••• f ••~ -..,. Ult • • poo. • nr. ,, t7S..7415 .,. ... M... JIZ4'Coit0Me10 3124. ' ... . ~· ' .. '-~ Ml~or6'5-M7 « •Sl·SOSO Dennl1, eye -lt..t .. rlHIMdl ll40 I ;.i .. 159-'819 INGLEUnit,~an-~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. .. ! 1\1 ' ~ • -OOL •. •1t ~·l••· ...... 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Adults Only Office Olien Daily 10 to 6:30 (7 14) 557-8020 2400 Ha rbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. up, adul_t~-· _ n_t pet1. • • h.len tle.11.n, tb Jbare apt."nr }NGLE Garace lor ""L S3&- 7 03l &~ FOR YOURSELF!· :ta.. 2 ea ~-~~ • ." •• ~~!~ 9_~ £1·,.c·~~-J879 or Costa Mesa, f3>. 6"-lZJO 3Generout8dn:M.JBI, •211.JO," OceanlcBQV\ew _..,.. ~xt.$5,979·1800 Sunkep Lill.rm. Beamed •Exceptionally spac.loUS ai>artinents "from f~$41$ Close to part· but lot.I ol Roommate, male or fem' ln1te Oar Gara1• lor Ceil, Frplc, & Cull encl. '•Walk to the Beach , ~V... hit& Adams privacy. a 8drm1.1 2 needed lmmed. to shr. 4 rent. $25. HD. Pe11Y dbl 1ara1e. 062..:rru. •Excellent recreaUon r~"'les bath• plus awtmm n& BR house nr the betach, French, 152·1920 ~~ .s•o·1•00. 1 HB : w /2 fnl adult.11 .1..rc 00 BEACHarea,l,2&3Br, •Beautifullylandscape6 poo.8ay&BeachR1Ly yrd. Peta welcome. celntal 44 · new & near MW. Bltns, ·•Private patios . fi75·3000 Please call Jeff or Don·••••••••••••••••••••••• aome frpks.118$-l<OO. na, 960-2627. 150 I We1tclff Dr. * * * • •Fireplaces and Dishwashers -:; Gwit HOIM 4110 --------·• HUNTINGTON Harbour .et&:2Bedroom ~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxurloui, Pvt. Ent. & Newport FlnanclalCtr lovely 2 Br t.ownhouae. Adults Only No Pets '11. " . ""· r_ -~-·:.~ PVT. Rm. avail. oi-•u Bath, m aid aer v. no LHllftt Office Spec• Pool, tennis courta. No • -""'--:;::~ _.... amoke-,548·7191 CallonSlteMl.n11er ree. Agent, 846--1311 •From $180 Lic'd. ambulatory Guest ... (714)642·31llext246 2BR, F/Aheat,enCJ.~, dshwhr, nr beach. . 411 14th St. 536-0869 ; 962-6989: 536-4250 CORONA DELMAR HomeinCM.642·9278 Roommate wanted. 3 Br,.1-...0.""-'-'-''-'---- 28r, 1"'2 ha, Near School & park. $225 on a mo. to mo. basis. Ph: 8'2-6965. C.AS.A del SOL 2 Br Townhouse, frplc, S.-.1rRHt91 4200 2 · Ba, edM. Clean , rrom S261). 1 Br rrom $305. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ma lure adult only. Eves, Pool tennis continent.al ONlhewater.SuM)'Zbr. _._,_,..... __ ,_. ______ , breakrast. &:tme ocean 41 2 ba, ~shes incl. $$.50. 919 MELLOW Rftp. person t.o Catalina \llews. Separate Bays ide Dr• apt G·3· ahr. 2 br' duplex in CM . ramil)r lectlon. C1~ to 673-8414 $92.50 + n utils. Dan ahoppin& &r; fine beach. LARGE 1 Br rum. apt. -'642=·-"1236=------I 2 Br, Gas Pd .• Very C1ean, 2166 I Ira a' I nl, H.I. &M-281.J. Balcony, ocean view. F"RPLC, Huge pool. Nr . Quiet. Family, no pets. 962-6653 Avail July only. ~1055 So. Cat. Plza., OCC, UC!. Ftom$17584.2-1M2. THEEXCITING d ays, 497 -2764 eves & SWmo.548-Mll WESTCLIFF BLOG Nf W~•()R l Bf fl.( H .. ' . DELUXE 3 br, 1 ~ ba, ..lust'/JMIFr0111Pactfk:CoastHwy PALMMISAAPTS. wknds. M ALE-Female 25 ·30 washer /dryer incl. $325. ·~ MJNUTESTONPl' AT OCEAN. Sleeps 6 & 8. w /good job. CdM apl.1 ------'-.,.--638 ,27• ~19 Delaw........ · · BCH. View deck. 119-34th St. 673-3031 ·•· · •· --· u _ ___. .. ~ ••6t u-wpotrt ..... ••69 · 1140 mo eve O• I.,.. -._ .. ,._ • -~ ._.---_... ~ Bach, 1&2 BR. rrom $165. NB. 615-0922/548-&79 · . SS• PE ...,. r• (,111 Mr How ,ir!I 645 6101 Irv&.. . ll44 ••••••••••••••••••••~•• •••••••••·•••••••••••••• Adults, NoPeb wknd5 1617 WESTCUFF-NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1561 Mesa Dr. VocatiOft R...... 4250 ON THE BEACH$140 MO AGT. 541--6032 Willaub·let spaciouslBr. WATRFRONT MESA .VII.DI (5BlksEastofNewport •••••••••••••••••••••••· May 15 th Juri.e 15 .l--...:..:.::..:.:.cc"--'-"~-""-------~-------"i· Apt. at $190. Re,negot.ia-V11W5 IN 2 Bdrms., i i,.., bath condo Blvd.) Arrowheod lecmltyt I<~emale onl y to shr. 3 br. WATERFRONT Costa Meso 3824 Costa Mesa 3124 bleinSept.,atS2L5. PaUo, NEWPORL with pool. $335Mo. 546·9860 Stunning vie w, club home w /same. Karen Newportleodl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool, Tennis. 551-5420 art STEPS TO IEACH • privgs, sleeps 6. summer 675·5161 Execuliveomces T 6pm Stnilng deSIQn <tnd an 2 EiR, 1 ba. Winter $235 resv .. $85 wknd: $125 wk· . $150·$350 Month IR,VUll /NlWPORT/COSTAlllllSA 9UIETRETRE.A: eteoant."excttlngwavto .... EWPORTCREST D e Jy Glori a 645·3167 or SHARE w /other Female. Viewofboats&wat.er Eastside2Br Lagund leach 3841 I/Ve. ChOoselOtts. blV: 2"BR, 28a coodo. K~ ~ 337.3958 ' . Prk. Newport 2 br, 2 ba. OnCul-d·Sac.1Block ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·wtnoows.stvuonts,llt• _.. Nicely Furn. $150 . llLLGRUHDY to Ralph'sShopping Coastline vu : Blklomain PIM:es.Yourownprrvate WE HAVE ·. 2 Br, Oceanrront,. Wkly 640·534.2 · Realtor 67s.816l Center.Patio.adults, heh, Lge 2 BR, 2 BA. :~:aoi~&:A:,::.V, SUM MER RENTALS BIG. ' $425. Summer Lease Mature Womaii".wishest $140 up store.pf!ices cplS smlpetO.K.-$200 F /P, Unrurn. Adults Tfnnlscoum,too. $3200. M,id June ~UJ Mid s hare your h ome or drps ai r bath. 17'301 ~2~~:::::::.iJI 645-4166&6'5-311.58 $400. incl. gardener. Sept. 714/595·6697 . apart. Prefer CdM or Beach BIH.B.M2·2S34 494· 7795. eves. .~ ,."'~ '...-,. Wknds only, 213/798·;&12 DcMa Polftt 3826 . . Pre) •nt. • , NB. 552·7'84. *CDM Deluxe<Xficea• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocea nfro.nl 2 BR 1n . NEW PALM Dt;SE RT Fullservice/am~prkC NEW 2 BR hilltop, view, cpts, beautirul _old Med,iterra-r!·'r•i"{:' . _ Condo. Tennis. Wknd. 3 * * * • the WELTON BLDG. DISTl...,CTIVE drp1, palio. laundry, n ea ~ Villa, rrp_lce. .,.;.L .. ;.f ·AdU!t I el f $165 days, 2 nites, $100."2 Br, Lff..... 2855ECstHwy67s-QKIO ,.. 559-0l86or 493-6:m massive ~am ceilings, 1uxurvadu1trenutsrtom' ~F.Sb'l V pool $1a0.A@ rom l lh Ba. 714·49.U2'73 260 Victoria 2 ..... ___ l lcrth leaded windows,, car $350 monthly. . • a c., _; 5 · Oakwood offe r s the ON THE BEACHll~Mo Costa Mesa "How Slllitettls• -vvm. DUPLEX New -lg 3 porl, pri. bch, many ·200Pfomontorv Dr. West lTOOA Bedtl•v64'>W7 -Suite -I le*'°°'91 'v-,. · On t north Of J ""'°'"' -finest in country clubliv-May 15 to June IS, You are the winner of 2 Executive , ~sq Bachelor br. 2 ba. bltns, 00 pet.s. ~;~~. ~· ~drenyi:~ 1 -::isPKfffeco.JHI~ $225. Spa~i 2 br. view, in& at a pric~ youc~.~-Female only to shr. 3 br. free tickets tolhe rt. Deluxe orfice area on $250 mo. & up.83IM94 9 Ls 494 2791 Tetephont 014167 patio. gar,:mature:, quiet rord. The~e s $1 _ ~on home w /same. Karen UCI IRVIME Newport Harbor, wi.th Fro1t1 $195 · pe · · · OWr.s <Ind mlt\fOt'Clby adults. 646-1912 in recreation facliilles, a 675-5161 CILllRITY additional 1400sq n adja· "'IGHT Lll"!..Lft'eft. 2 Bdrm. Unfum. 1 .....__ .. Hills 3850 'Jhe I~ eomp,ny., · ruu time activities direc-IASEIALLGAME cent. Cr~ts, drpa, ample " wn1s.. OceanView.$210mo. ~-. -OCEANFRONT ne w 2 ,., ___ H OURTS • tor Who Plans Parties, free par ing. v.H1:1t wy TENNIS C 714·673-.5503 •••••••••··~··•••••P•JS• •. BR. 2 BA, gar. yrly BBQ's, trips & more! Renfal1tolllcre 4300 SUNDAY,MAY18 atNewportW.642-4644 •E!e~ant Rec. Pavilion HulfllnglOlll leach ll40 BRANO -NEW A PARK NEWPORT lease. $450 mo. No pets. Free Sunday bnmeh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• at 1 :30~ UCI •81lhardTables ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.PA.RTM&fTS 642·3443 Plus beautiful singles, ROOMMATES LOSANGEL~RAMS MEWPORTllACH •Pool,Jacuzzi,Sauna $1001Aa...11'5 Countryside ot1"'"-:y ON THE WAT ER 1&2 bedroom apts. Want ed to s h a r e vs . 3 OCfices, recepl., rest• Adultsonly Nopets '"'"" Li . ...,.. . . Overlook 'g. Newport rumished&unfurnished. beauti(ul z bedroom OAKLAND RAIDERS rm. A/C, music, deluxe MILL CREEK Gu•r•nleednorent VlftCJ Luxury a.partmen living bay. Lg. exclusive 1 br, Oakwood Garden Apts rumished or unfurnished ·in a seven inning preview $225 Mo. Broker675-6700. Sssp •u• •n1~0 overlooking the water . . & 1 Bo 1 11 of<ers a n exclusive "No apts a t Oakwood . of SuperBowlTen. · A ~" ,·ncreaseu>· 197° Spacl-•s I & 2•r · patio poo · a s P Pl II 8 N rt Beach lux exec ~ -Enioy $750 000 health ds Rent Raise Guarantee". There's $1,ooo,·ooo. 1·n ease ca 642·56'7 , ext ewpo • • <Newport Frwy So. to ~-& UnL·-. . '· avaiL $350 mo. incl' . · · k r ·1 Shr /<om k rf T rvr.. '""' spa,7sw1mm1ngpools,7 .1 N ls <-1•a•or We guarantee that your r ecreation facilities. 333tocla1myourtic ets. oe. sui.e. w -Ba er 0 ramp. urn O"' Ill!"-CH W-rth L:..t.chet'I patios lighted tennis courts , uti s. 0 pe ·...,.,... ..,.. rent will nol be raised for Comp11· menlary tennis (North County t.oll rree patible party. MS-3700 rlghtatlst signa\). " ~ .,, plu• mi·les or bi'<y<le 536·86-09 be · "'"1220) Pri atebol I ONEFULLYEAR&you lessons, Sunday brunc~. num ris.,...... · SEVERAL Suites 500 (7141549-1302 Bachelorfrom$200 L~ f:;,r• trails , putting, s hur. ChannelrrOnt'spac. 3 br, still h"tve the flexibility Sports tournaments. A * * •• sq.ft. thru 1150 sq.rt. 2 Br, 1&2 Ba rrom$2'7S 0 fleboard, croquet. Junior upper duplex_ Ad.Its. No or month to month OC· fulltime activities cµrec -R oom for rent, CM, localed adjacent to 2 BEDROOM $175. mo. 3 Br, 2 Ba , view,$475 •Pool &Jacuzzi 1'1s frpl, $22:·~ monbed ~~ pets. Yrly $350, 675-Z151 c upa ncy. Rentsb 1 1 rom tor ,who plans parties 4 r espon sible workin g marina, b an k & Adults, no pet.s. •Billiards & clubhouse. a so a n · r $165. Prices vary Y oca-BBQ's. We'll even help person, nr. S.D.FWy & restaurant on Coast Hwy 642-8984 •Winter at the beach •Sand Volleyball ~l:~s =~d. 2E\7c tU:~~ * * • * lion. Models open 10 to 7. you (ind a roommate. occ. $l25. 545-QlSl. at Newport Bl. Ample ---------i is beautirul •Open Beam Ceilings k' h . 1. E. A. lidles Sor r Y, no pets or Sorry, no one tmder 21 & , ::frC:cec:.!:p::a:.:rk::i::ng"'.'-'642=-4644='--*VIL' • "'1..,..5* •Views of ocean, Cata· · itc ens, pnvate pa 105 children. no pets. MCNlelsopendai-Garw1forllftlt 4350 1 -~"""' •Spac. walk-in Closets lr b•l<on1'e>, c>~u·ng, 505 niwe -~· ,... .t.roeo A lina&PalosVerdes 0 ~..-Oakwood ly 10 to 7. See our larger••••••••••••••••••••••• PROFESS'L..,~ 2 Ir, 2 loAph Super·Coml"ort.able· Quiet. Avail June Isl Enclosed Garages Gas & Water Paid. Mo ~10 rentals $200to $210 •Large pri\latedecks ALICIA VILLAGE draperies. Subterranean M'~wport ~ G~ -d-... ad in the a partment sec-STORAGE garage ror Bldg, 2790 Harbor Blvd, •24 Hr Security parking with elevators. ·vou are the winner or 2 a.a ~.. lion. rent. 1959 Maple Ave, No. C.M, Air cond.: ~ood •Healed Pools-Saunas 25211 Stockport Drive Optional maid service. rreeticket.s tothe A ... ~ ..... -.. ents. 5, Costa Mesa panel walls, drapc;s. • Assign.ed covered Laguna Hills Just north or Fashion UCI IR.VIHE t"u.& ,..,..1: OAKWOOD GARDEN carpet, elec., music, parking t714.1.5.8,1··1)0 Island at Jamboree and CILEllRITY · ..._.,_..._.. APTS ' DBL. GARAGE fo1"rent. janitor. parking. M.R. · Chiklre• Welcome 2324 Elden Ave 83J.2480 •Additional rree parking _..:..:..:_c.c.:c'-'---'--'-'---1 San Joaquin Hills Road. IA.SUAIJ..-G~ .attt ..,,a IMne -Irvine & 16th CM, Storage only. ~ •. 1 Stever, Mgr. ~l-0136 or •M~ldseT•ice avan..... Telephone('114l&M·l900 645-0SSO-, M5-o500 1 P«,ma.54~7562 ~\ltq• 646·8396 •Furniture a_r.tL L...-a Hkjutl, ~$2. for rer1tal information SlJ:i~;'J~£i 18 _ .. . , . . . . • .• . · •. -• · c, "i-'-"l=~--~--~-~-1-~-- 0pen A(Fll><l .. ~;;;;~~;~~... •AAPARISllHME LOSANGEl,ES.RAMS "':~~~~~!l"':~~~~~Q "'=~~':~~ A -~-~ too SPARKLING new spac. 2 Sat 10.5, Sun 12.5 APARTJtr4E:HTS 2 Br. unrurn. All electric. : vs. • ••••• ~.:A'.~.!\"'••••••••'••••••••••••••••:~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ • .··~···~•·••••4•• Br, $215. Patio, crplS, Closed Wed. •l&2 Bedroom Fireplace. Heal6d pOol . OAKLA~DRAJDE~ ·le.~ -~~~t:!~~~~ drps , beaut. garden. Adu!Ls.$210. 'lnaseven1nrungprev1ew [1 iJ i':iufi:.d~o o~p~cW: Huntington :gi:~:~~eer Across r~~~1:1f course ;'l~~:~a~:T;:2.557s. t1 STONEYBROOK ?, Wjlson, 645·9614 •Cable TV & Water Pd. 20432Santa Ana Ave ext333 to claim your . ~ Pacific •Un £umished tickets. <North County , · · 11 OAKRIDGE VILLA 71 1 Ocean Ave •LargePool "LUXURY BAYFRONT" toll rree number is 1 ft -3 B.R ., 2 BA, bltins, (714)53&1487 •Patio Unobstrueted panoramie 540·1220.) • Apartments in a Carden . Hµ children welcome. $225. • •Sundeck view. 1300 Sq. rt , 2 BR, 2 * • • + 858W.Center.645-1197 Managed by Rent from : $200to$2SO Ba , dbl gar, adults, no · r .........__,,,, 2 Br, Duplex 1 ehild, ""l·--W-'i"ll"i•_m_w_a1_1e_rs_Co __ , --Call: 4~5160 pets . .Soat slip avail. San Cle.....te 3176 H ..........._ -.,..-..__ -a $475 . ~[ly. 233-19th St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 711""""'" li pets. Was her /drye r CHEZOROAPrS Mewportleoch 3869 "'C''.675·0236or67~163 Sp•cious 2 BD, walk to ' bltns, W /W crpt, encl. °"'u AU ta o~ an •••••••••••••"•••••••••• Bch. Xlnt loc. ()pen 1-5 IJ • b d d patio , dbl carpo_rtt, 1,2&3 BR. Priv. gar., c:Jel~ WEST.CLIFF across rr Sat. 161 w. Mariposa. IJ A limited number of spacious tWo e room an 1 w /storage new pain , 1 h d .AO Cocos 2BR 28a Frpk l bl 5215.968-0848 ~f!t;tow~~ciir~r, ~ ... -patio, ·crpts: ~. F tA 499-2277. )J two bedroom & den units are now avai a e 2 BR duplex $2()0_ mo. heat, gar , walk to shops, South LCMJ19G 3886 Newly decorated, CID. NEAR OCEAN $240, Adults. 1665 Irvine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• E • . II L fl Pl pvt patio. en<I. garage.1 2 & 3 IDRMS 642-0239 VIEW• Seeing i& believ· XCepbona y arge OOr ans Want ok. No pets_ Beautirul studio apts. Large 2 BR, }l,o!t bath. ing. 2 BD, 2 B~ Mature Furn1"$hed and 'Unfurn1'shed Bay St. 548·2020 F rp le s, bltns , di S· Bltns. Encl gar. Nr Hoag adults. no pets, eleva:t.or -~-------! hwashers, 2 car garage. Hws d lt.s ~ to Bch. & pool, Secunty. All Ad II /N p f J! 2 BR, 21h BA Studio apt. Su ndecks. From $275. H~p , A u . -· mo. 31755 Csl. Hwy. South • Refrigerators Included • u s 0 e s !I Bltns, D/W, cptg&drJ>'. 536·2579 • 2 WEEllS FREE .. ..... Laguna. • Pr·1vate Balcon1·es • Air Condit1·oned 11 Patio. $265 mo. 76 r.tove in w /deposits B Secbld 1 -===~-----·1 ,., Joann.Agt.838-8081 LonAllstlffe only 1 BR $190 2 BR Oceanfronl·2 r. g. Apwlwotsr.nw..d l' • F1·replaces and Wet Bars • Beautiful Landscaping ?. -"=c::...=c..c"----i 1&2Bravai1.Furn&un· $230 Refrig, Security, ~~~~95· 6'0-67S2 ~ orU.........._. 3900 '[1 µ MESA VERDE a r ea . rurn. APPLE APTS. A Pool , J acuzzi, Rec. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l1 • Recreation Clubhouse • Subterranean Parking 1\]l Home almo,phere 2 & unique idea in adult apt Bidg w /exerci'e rm., LXY. TWNHSE. Nr.Hoag STOHEYllOOK lJ • 2 Tenn1·s. Courts day/n1'te • Jacuzzi-Sauna-Gym " brdlx apts. 546-1034 living. 6700 Warner Ave, Billards, Color TV. 3 br. 2 ba, ram. rm. 2 Apts in a Garden. A ll Large 2 Br. Cpts/drps. Huntington Beach. lrpls. $285._2 hr, tir.i ba. limit e d number or "r1 • lenn1·s Clinics. • Two Poo'ls 1111 child OK . N 847·6047.Nolease.Sorry lrvine Ave.atMesa $240 . Quie t adults . spaeious 2 br,2 br&den v Shops/Schools.S170mo. nochildrenorpet.s. 545·4855 642-1216 units are now avail. Lge l1 '-+-===;o '"" 011Go FW' STONEYBROOK llU ____ ... _._ .... __ . ---1 BR unCurn , $155. Adults, WESTCLlFF 2 Br, llh Ba ADULTS, no pets. Dix 2 Ooorplans.. ll r ~ • SI 00 OFF• no pets. 1 mi. bch. 911 townhouse. Adults only. br, 2 ba, patio. pool, bbq. 500 BeJLno .. wuBhlvd, n t"< ...... '~"C,_.,_ ~ 500 Bellflower Blvd.' ~.,,,, a Georeia St. SJ&Zl54 No pets. 1728 Bedf"ord Ln, 20342 Santa Ana Ave, Long ac [1 1 __ _:::.;:·~il!"!'"-'.;.'"~-:::rl _ ,CAStu~~~J~~PTS SPACIOUS 2 & 3 bdrm. $285.mo.548-7533 SantaAnaHghts_ (213)597-4468 l1 r Jf . Long Beach :JI] 1&2Bedrooms apls. Childr.,.OK.17391 S...toAno 3880 Santo Ano 3880SonlaAnll 3180 lJ STONEYBROO ~ (213) 597.,:_~~~-'L~.• ==~-T!_.~lllY Ree. room&Pool ''A'' Keelson, l blk. W.or ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• liP,~;;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~i:::~~~~~~~·-~~;...,...,...,..~-~~~~§~~-§ ·-~-~~-~-~"§-§§'.~ 979-1911 Beach Bl. orr Slater. l~ __ :"'00"'..".-:..~e".:r:.,c:·m~ .. ;•cc::i,'.'.:a~y'::~c~8M;4:1 :':..-:C''-:·;-:::,"'Jl=-:-on~l-::-•-..,~h:-::ll::4::I ONE FOR THE MONEY Apco =~:/·~~ci"': /i:lt:!;=i·~~o1 "': =l~~s~~o1"': ~=1~:/"J;t~ ••••••••••••••••••••••' •.•••••••••••••••••••••. {ONE HECK OF ·AN APARTMENT FOR JUST ~15.) ••~••••••••••••••••--!••;•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TWO FOR THE SHOW A lorgi! furvrious crpO~t Jeotunng: Prfoote paUo • Spadout dJnlng area • Continuous cl eon Ing oven • Deluxe range • Dl1huwher • Dl.,,o«Jl • $2S0,000reoatlon center• Heofftf pool• Jaaaz/ • s....., • Night· llghtN oolleyball c:oun • flmilde TV lounge• Bllllordl • },ble tmnl1 • l.aun<lrvfoclllUu • Co......, ,xrl<lng No leose. Sor?µ no ch1kirtn or ~ts. ~ .. apple AV.U.-1 ... IR.UwJt --"-· 6700 Warner Avenue 'Hunt1ng1on,Beach Phone 647·6047 -· ..__ • ' I I ! I i (A REAL SHOW.SToPPER-PERfECT FOR RCOYMATES) .. ,,.., .. ~"fW¥'t~.-~ ... ......,,_,.., .· "' ~ _j; ·' " ' . 1 ' ' ~~ The Jrenathon -two l»dloorrs & two borN · • THREE Get ready to see Apple's super delicious Jonathan plan -o reoily spacious two bed•oom, two both model that gives you ail you could ever ask fo r. And more. Wail-to-wall shag carpeting. Tailored drapes. Private patio. Forniaf entry. Separate dining area. Bu ilt:in kitchen with continuously·cleaning oven and range, dishwosher ond disposal. Heated pool. Jacuzzi. Saunas. VoileybaU. Billiards. Card and party •oom. Etc., et<. Well , what ore you ~citing for. Get gone. To Apple. No i.o ... A¥0iloble fufni~ al, Of unfurni.Md, W ", Sotry, no chlkfr•n or pet1. apple 2 "' N ~~:~~ rt.on. ('71.C) 547.5921 , ·-. ~ ·-........ ~ I ~ ~ IAHTA" ANA [ ~ •I I' ..... , ' ·~ -I HARBOUR LI~HTS Prestigious {1parfmen_ts in a Garden A limited number of spacious 2 bed room, 2 bdrm. & den & 3 bdrm . unit s are now avai labl e. Furnished ·and Unfurnished • Private Balconies • Beautiful Landscaping • Fireplaces, Wet Bars ··Walk-in Closets • GE Buffet Kitchen • Refrigerators Included • Air Conditioned • Pool & Streams •Jacuzzi •Sauna • All Adl!lt Building • Subterranean Parking • Pet Section • Monthly or Lease ...... 0 11.G>O fl~T. -. .. • • -.. -...... -1.-~~--1 -........ ... , Move to 1he only rental apartmenls in e~clusive Huntington H•rt.Pur 16700 SAYBROOK LAN Elll!ll .i . (714) 846-3341'." . · U LN NOl'Dfn' COMPANY ... ••• I.al II NI 1$1 WU SC ... ra" -• E "' th• ... ... , Q c .. ..... SAi rel ;., De Hill Do Pu Re MA s~ fin .,. Vil -OH •••• N< Me 950 300 Spl O'I •I 1·2! $1! • ;,iir pre P Ri WH Me NE\ lo re i COi 833 ~ 0 We rt .• airi C•I - Lu: ser HIC , I ' -.on Ri l ··-... ... , -Tl Pr. av: Oh "' & F < Gr - ro, P"' a" 1' c 280• COi fi e• to .. , SMo lh< TO NE s No i n M• Sa ar1 bo "" B< Bo 7 1 pa. -• ! "" hi ~ 8llOI II!! .. ,, ~ hi\! •• ~ "' -- . • ' ' . . . Ad~ ;1,:.eu11d 11. .. oia~r 1i .. .'H~mrrier 1i, .. ~r~t ··S· E·. RV, ICE· Sunday, May 11 , 1975 DAILY PILOT DI ... lt .• ,C~rl'lent lt ... Wlre lt ... Hoe ft ... Clean lt .. :Move 1t ... Press lt ... Palnt lt...Nail it ... Plaster lt...Fi1< It ... DIR.ECTORY llbyalll.... c..,.otor ~, . ••••1 , ·-· s.r.tcoo H-l•ool"') P~jPap11iog P-RooffftCJ ···•··················· ······················· ..........•...•.........................•.... , ............................................................................................. ······················· .Lovlrif ear.t, rued yd. llMOOaJHG Drt11inalrlnelnThe . MGOR~E%£ ,_. Equip, Reeta!: ReNve •HOUSECL£AN1NO• Pror Painte r honest Palk> shelter!l designed 4 ROOli"'S CHECKE;o ! B r • t d a Y I w k · Hom ea ·Commercial· European Manner. We F'REE EST.668-7* Aaphalt, concrete, aoU. By reliable oouple. Goo work, reaa. lnl/ext... free buil&. Addit/remdl/ re· Repaired & Repl<aced NJght./wkncb OK. Reis. Industrial. Walla-PaJiOI· fW"nlNt everythifli. De-!--------~---· Gradln11• tor driveway•, Ratn. Rfts. M-62'1l e1t . Re fs . 541S ·2759, lated work . 644·7598 Direct f'actory St:rvice Wo034T Jeannie Cablne t a. Cle. Free •lined for yot1..Ccirda,)'. let ea oup1 • Treework lot clearint, fill sand. By• I c:;,::::::::=;=;;::=:';:"::';:::--1.~6'!!2'::·39~13!._ _____ J Pinter 19 .... ~ License C»-159400 Will b.by.ll 'your pre-Estimates. General Con· Fa1hiou.SSIH232 Garde'•'rg /Minor h our or contract . GeneralHow.aek.eeping 1-r-PH·•· .. ·~1 tr i R .L . S INOR . Sl•l• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ..... ~ acbool my CM home, actor. L c. 14t880. Call by appt. only lbdscp'g, 1 yra in area. 751·0338. excellent-Per Day M-~. Feoeed Y•nl~reaa. evenings534·7"33 ._--... _ _. 646-26'9a C . . · Cal1Celia5t8·21'.M9 lic/ins rd. Eitterior. &veis PA'fCH PLASI'ERING S.wing/AH.,at&o... , _lTI._.. arpentu/painter: minor please. 979·~. A II ·rypes. f'ree Es· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tate&.97t·'628 MJNORHOMEREPAJR ••••••••••••••••••••••• apaneae complete repair1, 1bift1Ung, patio . timates.Call 540-6825 Altera tion& in my home. • Babyaltlin.g·m,yhome Plumbing-carpentry ELECTRICIAN. Smt G11rdeniog Service. encl. Privacyfencft,etc. L_.copi.g •Wa~lpaper Hang1ng• also hems, zippers ett.. Harbor/Baker area by Ceramlo, 540-5560 jobti. maint/ repalra. 22 p I a n t :l n g /C ut . LarryM5·.9$32/5t0-7858 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By Formerln.struclor ,._.inq Re<il rates !"J68..1178 11B theweek .546·1887. ' c..,.tServlu yrs exp. lie 233108. t.iog/Clcunup. Free Eit. · ROTOTILUNG$25 Car1Rebko ·646-2449 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ......... Service ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·5203 642·3102 Hc..lllMJ 1-:::Cci:~~p~n:;~c~I~~ 1st Class Ext/Int F.int, F~s~~r~LU~::!tes Top Soil •• ;;_.•••••••••••••••••• JOJIN'S Carpet & Uphol· G ..... ""9 . ' •EXPERT J apaneae •••••~••••••••••••••••• Oays/evea 9lfi0.2170Tom paperhanging. 'airless Jwit One Call To: ••••••••••••••••••••••• NANCY BARNES: stery. Ori sbampoo (soil ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga rdening Service. Free ,iaul!nlll • yd c leanup,!-=====::..::=__:_:= s pray. 2$ yrs exp 979-52:94 JUST PLUMBING •Top Soil •Compost• Typing Service. Rea~ retardants). pcgreasers Co'mpltile Malnl, yd Estimate.646-3370 moving, •0 Y area. Relia· Custom design, seed or PROF. Painting Exter· • 642·4111 • •Mulch•Redwood• rat•• by the page or & all. color bngbteners & cleanups, lawn renovat. [::;=-;'-;:--';--'-:'-::;---J _l!b~le~.!lO~w~r!•ie.~~·-~~~7~--1 sod lawns, aprinklers. ior/lnt. Lie. ln.s. f'ree -Call 5&).0030 hour. 840•5'8S'or '48;Dr 10 minute bleach for your in1. -pruning/trimming. Yard Ma int. Cleanups, LIGHT HAUl.J'NG Ford· Landscape. Llc & Est. 638.7394 L.R. OTIS Plumbing -. -white carpets, Sa ve 646---4676. Hauling, Trees, Weeds . CltAINSAW . YARD insured. 962·7817. -==c=:..::::::______ Water hlrs, all sizes, dis· •BOOK.k~EPINGfl' money by saving me ex· Reason. Bob. IUS-0798 WORK . s:JG..03.l7 --Quality Painting. Int/Ext. posals, stoppages, .. re· TrH s..,...,jce QuarterlyTaxRep()\"ts t ra trip.s .. Clean living •ROTOTIWNG*: Q M-). Lo_ w cru;t. Free est. Also pairs , remodeling and••••••••••••••••••••••• &P/L.Call!K&nn..1 room , d1n1ng rrn & hall Well done. Large or uality /Maint/Ldscpg GENERALHAUUNG --·-~ 11 ;1-.b ....... ..., repiping New Construe ~ $1 A' s ll Plot 751 •~'"'k sod •prklrs •NI cond ••••••••••••••••••••• • sma JO s . .....,.,. . · . ·Tree Removal; limbing & ----------1 5. uy rm S'7.50, couch ma · ............,,..1 e • · _... • REASONABLE lion .• ~ Hrs. he & bOnd Shrub cle aring. Gen'l Cm"R9nter SlO,chair$5.1Syrsc1tpi1> cleanup , &42·33311 WILLIAMS &: S n s SONSHINE Paperhang· 6426263 · ··~··•••••••••••••••••• what count.lJ, not met.hod. JlOB'S GAl\D£NlNG 646-4908. • .,.. 646·5848 • M as o Q. r y . Brick I ing. lnt·Ext. Painting. · -clean·up. 546·6403· SAVE It Profit. Custom J do work myseU. Gd, Cleaq Ups & New Lawns ._. Ed W·-• H-_. Equip. Reiital. Re.nove B I o ck I S tone . Ca 11 t'ree Est. 548·9865 MARV 'S l'l.UMBING •• . r ' Ph · 646-2.aiG ivOW, ge, --.... (;Uge. h ., 581 ·7829 --•646·91l)7• rem.vu, repatr, add-ou, res. 31·0101 ,.... · Sprinkler repair, etc. Asp alt , concrete, soi · QUALlTY PAINTING NOJOBTOOSMALl.. insufalion. Free est. & Keep America CLEAN Leave message foc John. Gradings for driveways, Fire pl aces ·Planters· Proressional will paint • Designs. 645-3439. Carpet · & Upholatery Friendl•. 'Garde.,_.,. No 548·97""' lot clearing, fill sand. By B · k /C t p 1· your home • do,., n"ght. loModoel & R-~-~---~---1 Cle111.nin g. Steam " #• ......... ~ hour or contract. r1c oncre e· a 10s, ... ·r-· 'l'ree removal, thin, lop. F..ord's Tree Service. Lie &insur. 962·7817 . Hill's Carpentry·6t2·6l 79 Shampoo, l"rel! e st. jobtoolge/sml541-6027. GARDENMAINT. 751.0338. Block wa11s·BBQ Pits. Int/Ext. Reas rates, refs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Upholstery Doo.rs·Shelving·Rep~irs 646·78U Exp: er t J a pa 0 es e *SHRUB TRIMS• ! :;:"~_="::;--;;:-:-;:::-:-=--[.CR~e~f~s~. ~E~s~t-~-~~'!_ __ [ ~·~97~·3~1691;!1_ ______ [ Quality home imp. Llc, 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patio covers·Form.1ca. C l/C---i.. Gardener, Complete yd. 'Reasonable *~ Mov1ng·Hauling·Clean· Briek·Block·Stooe. Y~ exp. Free est. 1',air Re uphols t e r y, above Refs ftMn ~ Se · N &: a· li up. 2 College students Painti.AITypes pnce. We care. Ken eveg average quality, below · ••••••••••••••••••••••• b1!.v:.f:~Cd~a~rea .it~GeMralSe"4c.es Exp . Re asonable WallsorPatios Freeest 675·3559Jim & wknds 642.1770. Ray averageprice.536·2362, MASTER Cr artmans Block·Slumpstone Walla· Est.645.0694 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640·1749 QualityWorkS57-6563 days675·9184 -. Specialty. Remodeling, Patio Slabs·Drive s · , !HANDYMAN-Homes~ . ~~s~~l~~j~~v~· Roofl-·--~·Window Cleaning ; finish work, rers. l<'ree Plante.rs.M5·8720 MEXICAN MIKES •pts. Consc•'ent•'ouo H---•--•-Mo•I-·~ " G k ,..., ---..-~ ·-:11 J.E. Swenson 536·6901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••.••••• •• ~st. uarwor 4!J9..3105 LawnCle'!nups Crartsman.645-6558. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEED Y W d l F' ·n,·shCorpentry ~ LEONITECONCRETE &Prurung .. •• H()USECLEANING'•our ---REPAIRS , all t ypes, our 1n ows STA MPING C b .., OUT&ABOU'l'?? Painting /Repair·35 yrs. Re·~". Fre-""l. l•". •sk Washed ? Ca.II Urad or • o · Apart.men.ts. THIN GS by Moo.se. aue·•ness. CaU J•••ce's k ak d .. ,, .. ""' .... Re model Repair bl t b · k t 'l ..... Local/Statew:ideMoving wor guar, t· e a van-ror .W•l l . 830 ·50"0 B_ruce. at '.•<_2·8853 orJ -es one. rte , 1 e, &Commercial Gen woodwork, repairs, Ragg-'yAnns.-"''"' t f ·-1056 -• Vince Lenhoff 536·8475 patios, etc. 64().4349. · Free est CallS48·2049 ph:1mbing, etc. 6'2·S6l3. ~ u•~ 7 da, free est,521·2071 age o my exp . ......,. · anytime. 645·0361 . Reas· Free est. _ . J OfficoR~olal 4400 lnduslrlalReolal 4SOO ...... .o•t•_,;../ Trov" · ··.-A4~~Holp ..... ~., 7t4!0!H..W-.t 7100 HalpW-.1 7100 HelpW-d 7100.HelpW-d 7100 •••••••••••••·•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peraoacds/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••!'•••.•••••it••••'!•~•.-;••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NORIJ'HCOSTAM&SA NEW BlflLDINGS Ul Lost&FcMMd ' ' . . i--------- Medical/Dentitl suite, O.C. Airport 2400108000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa1lboa~ leaving on l?ng ACC.OUNTS PAYABLE · . , _ & Fo·-~ 5 ,00 slow island hopping 950sq ftavail.Ist floor sq ft . ample parking, ~•t -"' round·lhe~world voyage CASHIER/ CLERK s5AOLMEEATU N1l.'J'S00FWNOR ··~·.·~·!·~••.•••••.•••~··• needs one or two female BOOKKEEPER 300/1100 sq n gen'I ore . v'!' . Lost : oodle Mix. Sm\ c rew m e mbers The s pace. Ample prkg, Mr. Koll/lrv1~e Center. can gr.ay c rly Fem "Suglir" Phoenix Society pQ Box · · RT TIME _o __ 'K_e_e_fe_._833 __ .,,.,. _____ ,_D_an_C_u_r_t•_s_. <_7_14_>_979-__ 9205_, ~V 1e.: .fiarbor/Baker. 4518Irvine,Calif.92664. At least two year~ experience in PA • • 1 MO. FREE RENT• MISSIO.M VIEJO Rewar<l. 544·8494idays. processing accounts payable, working Need ExtrG $5 1·2·3 Rm. offices froro HandytoSanDiegoFwy. LOST; Siarnesemalecat. ~..t& ,knowledge of payroll and maintaining Work in your own $135 per mo. Near "00 to 2000 sq.ft. Call Med·dark color w/drk. Y b k t M t ood neighborhood at one of • · rt Se t' ~ oa an acc-0un s . us possess g a1rp;> · c Y· serv. on owner831·1400 flea collar. Vii:,. Hunt. 4 our stores on a p/time premises. No lease req. !-----'-"---~ Bch. ove rnite camp·••• ••••••••••••••••••• office skills and gro"1.h potential. basis, Min. 20 hrs a wk . 833·32239Tilnoon Costa Mesa·Santa Ana ground.514/75.963·8064 PerrTianent position with good salary. avail. Starting at $2.25 833·2&t0 Allernoon M·l, 1200/132011716 sq ft. . Job Want•d per hr. Drop in to your --'-'-'--'-"=-"'=-1 Ofc., Wa rehse. prk'g. ZlO LqST: Opal Ring, ~ar· ·Male ' 7025 Company paid life, hos pital and neighborhood store for PR.IVATE office, 140 W. pwr.646·1252/644·2228 r1ott Hotel . Ladies ••••••••••••••••••••••• medical benefits. an applicatioo or come Wilson. Apt M·l, Costa Lounge . 5 /1, Lg e . Mesa. $175 . mo. 2 UNITS. 1200 sq. fl. M·l , Reward! 541 ·2345. LOC~SM1TH · Locks_n_iith Apply At The by . w /frnl offi ce, Jge rear Institute, seelu; postlJon. 17802 Irvine 81Yd NEW plush office bldg, 2 door. 220 3·Phase. Unit 6 LOST/FOUNDA PET? 213 ·591 ·6953 Morns . DA.IL y PILOT Suite 215, Tudin to 6 rm suites. Con· & 16, 629 Terminal Way, 960·2900Adoption, Low Job WCll'lte-d ·714 /838·5.565 ference r m-; xerox Cos ta Mesa. Day s, Cost.Sp~y /Neuterlnfo.· F al • 7050 j]Q W. Bay Street, Costa Mesa 16041 MW-- copier. Nr. OC Airport 540·5710. Eves,646·0681 .'"' e 1•s1c for p I Offi I ._,.. 833·38110 1----------I Lost ; P3rt German ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,... ersonne ce Fountab1Vciley * COSTA MESA* Shephetd. Male. Gray Pr a c ti c al N u r se . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (714 ) 531-9371 JANITORIAL MAINTENANCE Prominent Newport Clothing Store Wishes To Hite A Maintenance Man Of High Quality. The Hours Would Be 8 :30-3:30 Monday Through Friday & 8 :30·12:30 on Saturday. Additional Hours Available, Ir Qualified. Starting Wage is $3 Per Hour Reply To Cla ssified Ad No. 420 · C /0 Daily Pilot P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 HolpW-d 7100 FINANCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• OFFICE SPACE MB l300 sq ft .. 1750 sq n., ·predominant color. Vic : Complete charge. Live. ..-.. STOP""""60 Westcli£f Drive, 450 sq. private offices. lO' over· Bushard/Hamilton, 1-fB. out. $4 hr. Mon. ·Fri. on· W d 7100 MARKETS Dental Receptionist to as· ft .. private bathroom, head rear door. Larger Reward. 968·3781. ly . 548·6556 Help Wuted 7100 Help ante" Equal Oppor. Employer sist in front oCc. of C.M. SECRETARY . $175 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• 1:·~·~·~·~··;·~·;·~·~·;·;··~·~·;·~··~·~·~·~· 1::::::::::l Jdt:l~~f;;;;;::I~ air, etc. . per mo. units avail. ~uND M .. C 11 . Cn . ental o c. orApptca , CallGeneHill,642·0200 Nattre&s Rlty. 979.6571 r1v 'i 1n1 o 1e Pract. Nurse. rnparuon 642.8814 . Immediate opening for -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1~::-:::.::=-':'-"-'--:-"-"'..::::..'..I em a e Pu PP Y, Driver. Housework. ACCOUNTANT Secretar y (o work 1n • Birdie/Middlecoff St's, Mornings. 556-9707 Ex per. AuditorLAccoun· BOAT BUILDERS Dl!lltal .A.ssistmlt Finance Department . HALFDO'ZEH lusiMtsjlnvnt/ HB.846·5974/846-1659 . u.a...w..ted 7,100 tant needed lO periorm Westsail Corp. needs a CLERICAL Chairs ide. Expr. req, Mus t have excellent Luxurious offi ces, ful l Fi .... ce ~-w-field audits &: take BoatElectricianwfminl Ti · 540·7617.Costa Mesa. statistical skills. Able lo :service, parking, Mutual ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUN"O : Small black cat •••••••••••••••r••••"••• h ! 'g ·.{,led yrs marine el~rical ex· Part.: lftle 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! work with several peop\~1 Bid •.. cdM.OnlySl"" lut.fness very Z:-ACentl>t spayed. c arge 0 en · ger per . (including A/C & &bedet ·1 znented Typ """ Newport u .1.ghts646-0117 ACCOUNTING duties 'Of .loca) ewJ!Ort . a1 . · . : ASkfol"LarryMJUet ' ,9pf.Oriultlty . ~§ ., -·-_ .Bch Real Esta~'develop· D IC work). Mwit have Go'od c lert~a'I Skills . ~I 1hg60w.p .. &:sh'Ordit:<' -••••••••••••••••••••••• Foup~1 "1.o.1<:thJ:!tir .Device, PRQJEt!T ment co. Some travel. own tools & transp. Xlnt Some accounting back-taphone. lf you qualify, '-:: fl,•f'Jl~.MT ~ '.· near 'iilnta Alia River co·NT"' R'OL h . ply in person to:' * Will k 2 W,tkks per PLEASECALL I .. p. ~!ill ...... ..;JJ;. •f .a.rrri", 4-P~pfe\l. 5·6-15 " i Shirtsleeve pos ition co.benefjts&fututt.A,· ground exper.<required. Oenti earch •G Letterpressloffset in °"' w /e mp a,s1s on expcr. W t ·1~ wor 644 •••9 f'u llef'ton /Placentia J etly.May bcclaimed by _ St ar t i n g :s a I . et SGI • month. ·~-, area. MUST SEE to ap· owner until 5·22-75 at C(ERK $12,000·$14,000.depending 1638Plaeentia, M Apply Personnel Dept Between9am&~oon Slate Bea ch offi ce. on the indiv. Send re·1 ~~~~~~;;~~;;1 Mon ·Fri9am.-lpm 752·1541 THEIRVIHECO. Bf<:Al.TOHS prec iate . 870·4564 or Phone 536·3053 or sumetoCJassifiedadno. PACIFICMUTUAL M 524 6773 · 550 . ewport Cir Dr . S!Nt:t: 1944 · -1 c=~· c =·------j 536·0031 . Excellent opporlunity ' 418, c/o Daily Pilot, P. 0 . 700Newport.Ctr Dr 673-4400 BOUTIQUE ----------for individual ex · Boit 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca BOAT Newport Beach DENTIST . Grad desiring Newport Beach D. -. ' Pri . l LOST : Elkhound, gry /blk perienced in constfuc-,_9c2626:=:________ l~E~q~u~a~l~O~p~';'~r~. ;E;"';'o~y~•;r~1~·~sis~o~e~/p~a~r~t~n~e~r~o~r~·~i-n~E~q:ua~· l~O~ppo~r=·=E~m~p~l~o~ye~r~ 1st1nct1ve · ce inc · face. male w /fl ea collar. . -bl M t be, Orng Cty & vic675·6259 '· . ORANGE CO. AIRPORT Best bldg on Birch 600 /900 /1500sq. (t. allinventory&fixtures. Vic . M esa Verde t1on paya es. us FIBERGLASS . "Cupid forces sale" good communicalorkbe Apt Mgr, 14 Units, Some • '·---------Domestic/Couple, livc·in, FOOD SERVICE 500 a rea ,C .M. Ans. t o bl to k"-• , · 1 s ks '' Sl6, ··Satan '' Kids pel . a e wor wiuer pr · m a in . pea pan . req 'd ror large Newport F/time day help Mon .GE)4. 549.1045 ssure. 'typing 50 w.p.m. P.O.Box 1064, Nwpt Bch. MOLDERS CLE. RK TYPIST Bch home. Duties will in· th r u Fri . p /time 120.FTustinAve .. N.B. Some statistical. t: I u de c ooking , weekends. lusiness Retlhl 4450 REALTORS 642-4623 FOUND : 11'.! Shepherd ASSEMBLERS housek png, chauffellr· Apply McDonald's Ri ght Re al ly 979·8$33 mi x , m at u re . Vic . Pleas~ Call Wanted-Eitperienced Our pe rsonnel depart· ing, lite gardening, win· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~------G . g Cryogenic t · I k" f ----------Vending ~~~~~2~~95 & Ada m~, ~:t~~~ eqr::.:i~nt mfg co. needs ~a:=-~~ ~:~k ~!n e~l~~~~~a: ~w E~;l~=~n;i!~ki:!u~ --7=00c:...:W.:.:_. C~s=l~H~w~y~·~Nc.:.:·"=·--·THE COLO ... Y c·~DYROUTE Personnel Ole assemblers . Apply at Molde" ·type 60 w.p.m., relieve have xlnt local refs . FORMER MARINES · S ~ ""'" l d F O U N D ; German THE IRVIME CO. Cryod)'namics, Inc. a s witchboard receptionist s a I a r y . Rep I y t 0 Get the Facts about Re-"" .30~ET~IL HO Excellent route.o can .Y s h e pherd , ma I e , subsidiary of Royal In· We pay top wages & accept responsibility CiaSsificd ad no. 41_7 c/o cent Changes for Re· Yn~e reasonable space & snacks available in blk /wht. Vic. H.B. High 550 Newport Ctr Dr dustr:les, 2001 E. Deere -Excellent "o. benefits .with job enlargement. DaHy Pilot, P. o. Box enlisting, Cpl over 2. available large & sm~IL your area. Ideal way t1 Sehl. 842·6478 aft. 2:3< M_ ••-. rtleoc:h • Ave,SantaAna.556..-1121 including co.paid C M c Married earns $591.00 tt. Old world charm with s upplement salary or wkdays r.-health ,·ns &Life ins 1560, osta esa, a Equal Oppor. Employer Our expanding company 92626 month, plus other incen-"" FrenCh windows, gables pension . Locat~oos , l~~~-!i:~~~~~:i::~::~~~~~~ Attractive girl to model l for our employees. is relocating to Orange.I-'="---------< tives. Call 548·5847 or, &: tree&. Adjacent to Installations & Training Found.: Large Blk cat. afternoon a week. Must CA BY Co. very soon. DR.A.PERY MA.HUF. 968·9171 -The Career Fest iv a I of Ar l s furni s he d. Financing Short hair. Green eyes . ...,...___ -~ have a nice fia 11re & be PAClfl Pi Call Ope · Corps. ,.-ease · Exper'd only. n1ngs 1 ~~--------Grounds. a vailable. Can be ex-Vic: Trabuco Rd /Via Aeeoun'-nl $15K sophisticated. reatpay. p l Y U . . • ... S KIPPER YACHTS ersonne Depart.ment in a ll positions. 580 SROADWA panded to fu time in· Victoria. Mission Viejo. COntrac'ts Adm.in to$18K trictly for fun. Privacy , ' For Appointment Beach Drapery Service LAG.UNA BEACH come. For information 830·76lt'. Bahguet Director $12K & discretion assured. ph, 714-879· 1284 'Eleclfonic Tech to $950 w r j t e d e s c r i b i n g ·925 W. 17th Street 213(649·1222 Phone: 540...&464 ~~--------FOUND': Small brown ti w ·ie· d #386 Cost a Mesa Equa opportunity 494 7915 1Steno/Technical to$700 yourse · n a · E MPLOYER Due to expansion en· • ..;.. IRVlNfo:;. P_arkvi e w puppyonNewport.Blvd 1 k $600 D 'l p ·1 1 po Bo 714/645-5570 Purchas C er a1 Y 1 o • · · x ·~~~~~~~~~~1·~~~~~~~~"""' thusiasl.ic. well groomed ~~~~~~~~~~~ Center, Retail Shop, 588 inC.M.642·3855751·6174 ,., • ..,,, c t M 92626 P /tGen.Ofc SJl:lr .........,, osa esa &rcsp ,indiv.neededfor -sq. ft. Brand new. Avail. ·N-NEL· 1-='-'-=---=---, TOP LOCATION for i m med . occpcy . t-~OUND : Fem. Toy Cock-lRVINE PER.SO Boat Repail"IMft Col students, p/t sis, de· sales 4 days including MES'*' VERDE 552·9'128 : a -poo, 6 mos. to l yr. AU SERVICES~~G..~CY Must have waterfront liv. F.ves /Sat. Car, phone wknds. Some typing. Ap· DRIVEPLilA' . Blk . w'is'm .' wht. chest AVON boatyard exper. Need nee. MrLyotis846·S455 ply in person. Mon. DISTRIBUTOR stripe, Blue rhinestone 488E.17th (At Irvine) 1·5p m only, Elaine for store or offi ce. Ample ·~.r coll . v,· c. · Hurit . Beh. Suite 224 Costa Mesa skilled workers w/clean COOKS & Schlup/Goldsmith. 301 parking. Town&country We need a qualif1o;v man Coll 6 42•1470 GET M,,_E record. Blackie's Boat COU~ Marine i\ve, Balboa Isl. GENERAL CL,ERICAL • Engineering Ofc. Nwpt.' Bch. 675·6110 ' ~ General ofrice, emphasis on billing, should be good with figores, accurate, immediate opening for responsible individual. 540 ·3236 . 345 McCormack.CM. atmosphere. to Lake over establishedq _536~_·3_18_7 _____ ·__ _.. Yard,673·6834. "'UI. 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. E. accpuilts. forProdJB Quali~y Lost: FCm Samoyed. 1 yr~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;; OUT OFLIFE! . Bookkeeper /Secretary P/limPeE. R,s,,o,.mHNe, B.days or ELECTRONIC Gen1Labolet1 CostaMesa.545-4123 AutorqoUve uc1.S 1n , old . Vic : ·Nr . Spr· · ASSEMBLERS TnteAstem~ Cosl M & N Become the beauty eit· ·full charge, Ho m e nights. Apply ;n person, ,... TempoTemporary elp a esa·. ewport in g dal e /Warn e r . o G d p · 2soo Sq. Ft. basement Bc1&ch. Vehtcle, ~ri;:iup Reward. 846•2000 •CCOUNTS pert in )'our .territory. wners Assoc. oo 2·5pm, Tues thruSat rot o t Y P e w 1 r c r 11so2Sky Park. Irvine complex of clubroom, or. Insurance & Training , ft. Meet new pepple selling benefits. Call .ror appt. CARL'S JR. w/strong background i.n Call 540-4455 fices & storage rms-.,\tlj furnished. Sroall dePosit LOST,: whlie German PA.-Y.ABl.E · qlfality ptodUCts. No sell· 552·8200 19512 Beach m, HB reading sche matics "I~~~;.,;;;~~~~~~ to MarinaonCoa&tffwy. required foi-workilag in·• Shephe rd, 7 mo's old fui".exper . necess. eau;\~==-=-~~::--:~--[_.....;~~~~"-""-'"'--1 wiring from same. Ex· ~ 642·4644 ~ ventqry. Call for appt. : rem ate.· Last seen iri' 540·~04.l·Dayl!, · lusr: Detail Shop COSMETIC CLERK, ex· per. in soldering, point to GIRL FRIDAY ~ -'-"--"----~-~-! ·Mon thru Fri, 9-5. , Tustin. 644·9400 CLERK Needs Exp'd. Steamers. perienced . Exclusive point wiring, harnessing F/lime. Bookkeeping ex· i SMALL shop avail. Joe. in J~STICEUfiS. Bullers, Upholstery & drug store. Must have of electronic aSsemblies per. pref'd. Some typing.; the M'all at THi FAC· I flf]Sl-Z SI Lost:Blk .9 masol4male. 2 Years experience in BABYSITTER Needed to Check Out People.Apply ability to completely &PCboards. Apply in per so n ,~ TORY.$100 .mo.42530tb,, Lab w / whl patch on h . &A p bl care for 2 boys while in person , 9·5 PM, Q1 anage cosmetic dept. NH Research Customweave Carpels.• NB. 673;9606 t2 I 3) 684-0969 chest. "Ace" CM/SA vouc ering / a.ya e Mothe r works. Balboa COST A MESA CA R Laguna Sunset Drug, 944 1$10So. Lyon St 18480 Pac,·1,·e St. Foun·•' Corona def Mer. Prime loc. 1000 Sq ft . Hwy at Goldenrod. Park· ing. $450. Owner673·3048 for d a t a processi ng p p • ' H b s 83S 1616 • 1 • Hgts. 'Reward. 557.51:197 · en. area. enn. pos. or l;~W~A~S~H~. ~2~0~5:9~~·~r~o~rl~G~le~n~n~e~y~r~e~, ~L~.B~.~4~94~·~6585~~,1~a~n~ta~A~n~•~~:~-~J ;~t~ai~n~V~a!l~le~y~;::~~~~: Naborhood Beer Bar. or548·1634aft2pm. system. m ature. resp. woman. Blvd.CM. · E bl Costa Mesa location. By ..::c:.:=:c==:c;:='---673·1543Wkdys.9·4 Counter Waitress /Cold leclronics Assem er. GIRL Friday. fantastic; Owner . Forinfo.897·9575 FOUND lrist? Setter. 3 ACCOUNTING Sandwich maker com· Min . 2 y'rs. experienc~. p /t j ob, 4 hrs day.: yrs. ola. Male, trained. Beautician. Space avail. • IUTCHER bination. Over 21. Mon Must solder, knOw col· PR/Sales exp. belprul.1 A.HTIQUESHOP Newport& PCH552·7332. BUDGET CLERK Newport. Costa Mesa Sal Commensurate thru Fri, 8 :30am·2pm. orcode. Newport Bc>ach o.c. Airport. 833·3640 ; lleach Locution. X.lnt in· area. 548·1311. With Experience $2.45 per hr. The Buffet firm . As k for Cary · --... NEW ' ventory. t..ow Cost Lease. Penonals 5350 Apply To : Restaurant. Taj Mahal 1..:6'::5:.:·99:::10:_ _____ 1 Holf Day Mice Pay ~ RET .IL s' TORES so,ther problems compel ......................... 2·5 Years experience in ~f:~~;:: ~s!~kBe~~~~ Ski•yHavenRnt bldg. lo~er level, EXECUTIVE secretary, 9AM ·1PM or 1PM-5"'E>M i "· ale. Full Pdee$16.800. ,. g 1· e SOI No.B--'·burst Laguna H•ils 5869419 or SP M 9PM Ea rn• N I FOR I EASE accoun in or inane c ian's A ssis t ant . ,...,._ · · · San Juan Capi st rano · · ~ 'OW ava1 ~ c~s ta Write Ad #321, Daily PROBLEMS? field . Will prepare cost .(Manicure, Shampoo. Anaheim 776-8020 Eves552·0045. w/exciting, expanding $100++ per week doing. in p r e Pilot, P .O.Box 1560, ONE WAY H ELP reports fOr budget re· Sal JobSiteWillBe enjoyable work in our: Mesa/..tJewport _Bcf!. &t CostaMesa,CA.92626 CENTER quirements. etc.) C.M. area. + 25254 LaPatRd Dental Asst . O r tho firm.$900.mo.493·1154 brand new Qfc opening ~ San Juan Capis trano 24hrHotLine645-8800 comm.548-6144 LagunaHills Ch airs i'de. Approit. 4 Exp. Burglar Alarm near O.C. Airport .• XJnt1 a rea. For info. & leasing lullne11 W..ted 5010 Expanding.company Will e ea u t y operator days wk. ·ortho Exp. req. service m an. _Apply 228 opportunity for positive! broc h~re, plea.se coo• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPIRITUAL READER be moving to Or.111nge Co. w/tollowing to rent space Start $3·$4 hr depending F t A LB ml nd e d i ndi v , t'or • tact: Frank Babich, P.O. N d ti bU sine!ls Open 10 AM to lOPM very soon. We are hiring ln top NB s alon. Ask for CARFENTER. Must be on eitp. No smoking. Age -=-0=r=•=•.:.:ccv=•=· =· ~·-__ , personal interview, cau ~ Box 1515 Newpor t ee sma ' · Adviceonallmatters. · · 'th J very expertenced·tn new 20to30:642·2626 EX SECRETARY 833--8095 ~::~:4 2~4•ci0~~0::~ ~r~ 1:rvf!~i.r992=.:;~~ S~~~e!1e~::,1~'!;~. ~0:1:~:io~ticl~ri'~al im,&4 4 • 732 1., marine fabric~, Fff, Dental Chairslde for Exceit,nt opportunity . : participation welcome! Uon. 992·2681, _...,,,, Call 492.9034 492-9136 skills. F~ease Call FOi' 981 W. lBth, C. · Perio ofc. F /time. Prefer for shatp indiv, w/good HEAD 1 ~;~~;:..;;;~11~ .. ~-.... ~~~1'.~-~:::::: Appt · . B~ys&Girls CAR~ exper.-lnalls~ery.E•· s h" -typ;ng s kil ls ~ ....,,.,,ogu, 5035 "SAVEAMERICA" 213/649·1222 10tol4yearsofage.Doi· Adulis p /tlme. Good lho slastlc. good w /rapidly expanding CUSTODIA ... 1 1 •Share Shop·spUl ex .. Deicll XCMORadlo,Station860 lY Pilot delivery routes • personality. xtn.t'oppor. financial organization ...,. Penses, 1ptlce. 1;i~e. J ···~··11 ••••••••••••••r • 6:3010-11am. Mon·f'rl. Eq~al Oppor. Employer may be avaDablein )'OUr ~:~'. "bl~~no~ewl&::-t; Good sat & be.neftts. soon to be located in 0 .C. Ocean View : ti avt oak antiques. Ln•NSupto8Q% T _, •450 area.Eaml)f(llitfor. de-Pe>1tal,S93Jiio.Batavia, Phone 10-11am only, area. Exper In r eal SchoolDistrict l 642·1889. -UA . ntYin .., , liveries Ir cash. trtps or Or . , Tustinarea,544-5337~ estate development, $673PerMontJI I , . \ •f'1t"TDt1-IV2"0> ••11•••••••••••••••••••• ,.AJP.AYC&.al merehandl$e fOf' Milling · ange, ~ legal or mortgage bank· CustodialduUcs.oelemcn· 3000 C·l, OceanYle\f. ?eJ. JJMJTD L.099 w.a-nte d ! One or two Mutt hpve,al leul 1 yn new aubacrintinn•. For CASHIER full or part DENTAL ASSIT. 2 yn ing prcf'd. Xlnt pay & tary schools. 2 Years· , Mar. Cb9_r cbt .ofc ~·· ·~ _nd.ecs to San f)'an. ~av...:.1 -0:.ll,I ~e.J.e.t.a.b..l)' "'inlomUIUon..!DiAiie call Ume . ply lo~~ exp. Full or Plrl time. benefits. c "s t o di a 1 C_!C. e er . aluti. Kiffi!i' fii~Y-A11• ~l~ , ing e.-rlj Sat Jli11e 7. .., 1 0 0 mp u le r J ted 642•4,21. 'tto·m San PM. ·c'*JTA MESA C.\li Good X · Ra)ta , Ina . Call PersOMCI ' llighsc hoO I gr-ad or !rt..~,,,,,.~ r 54S·ClRll Share 1as1way.87M264l aystem~.·Mustr~.~· Olemante.....,S.-n Juan WASJr.2059 H•rbo '9neflta.MSW? 213 /869-0512 e quival e nt . Apply hidu'atrill"""' _~UOO ~2;:t:! Ha;bor 8"!a 24 e\tes _, ble @! .. ~looorkliu<ill~~~ CtplU.ruo. •,r~. call , BJ.vd, CY, , ~ D--AL . Equal Oppor , Employer Per1'"tlnnel Commission. .,. ......... ~•~••• ·-·• • 1 aUHr ... .,, . wli ~·Dll 1 .~ond-.MlsSklnVie-. 1 _.., I.-~·--~ Fashion Consultant. full Of0ce,7972 WamerAve, l :U / w' rthoae 'ho z-·· Don 't d.rop the ball! GoL a nq'.'d to perform ~l )0-El-Toro area. call CASHIER for eves Sbarp.expet'doruamec or. part time. We will Hunt. Beacb~~tPM _. DaL: e 1 . I• P TD H 'itl&tAJD Beach job with a low·cosi..Dally fufttt\001 aJter traQUnc. 58l.f310 . wk~. O.C. Alrp.wt Glf\ for bus)' NewportClrofc. 1 2 Call M May I.4th. Equal uppoos; ~~'ft..!~~ .,";;':nd.. t.oiunt. pl)(tl Ct'f11ltled Ad .. ~·~phone.~ •. Eq,Wt.l°'6Jpor.£mP&oyer. smp:.ApPb.Mon Pl'DOI Sec'y_& cb.alr duties. ~a':ne~:~··· rs. E mployer. mO.Kir'k..__. ,.,....,_, ·Xlnleqly.-..O.iia3 Pliooe 842.s811. er.t73torappt. TUesam Musttype.~ •\ ,, .D J20AILYPU .. OT , Sunday,May11 ,1975 _ ~~~ ..... !!.~ ~!!.~ ...... ~!~~~~~ .... ?!!~ HEALTH SPA INSTRUCTOR Need experienced In· dividual lo work part- time In organiz.in& & in· structin& physical fitness proa:ram. w/adulta. Must have knowledge of &: be able to maintain gym equipment. Call 644-l319 9AM·Noon THE IRVIME CO. 550 Hewpo.+ Cir Dr Hewportleodl ~qual Oppor. Employer PRODUCTION TYPIST IBM SELECTRIC II Experienced accurate Typists needed immediately. 70 wpm (must) Part Time Opening Day & Evening Shift Excellent Working Conditiohs Apply in Person Orange Coast Dally Piiot 330 W est lay St., Costa Mesa Ask for Paul Ward • ·-. Help w-.i 71 Help w..... 7100 Help w-.. 7 1ot ...,._.. IOIO .......... io11 ••••• s• IOU ...................... ····•··················· ............................................................................................... . S••Ms-lt 1~b:.~~!:'~· WAtT~•ss-ower 21, Kea.more Wu.bu ISO, o~~SavtnponUIOd For Sale·Entlllh ..-u. -...... "'" ~ ~-...... ••-~"', w~.'!!:'.!:,"Poll,· "~_:... ~ddl• Otte •••>: Sall maklJ"I. aper. req. lr1.n1. 6St·U&I arl,r, PIJ1 _ml. C.U Mil-'12U -~ _,_ -.....,., 8a ~·~ b ldl Top pay. Ullmu c."alla.. IPM. btwn 3 65 PM. I ~N~or~·~ .. !!!i <O~·~·~llrJ!!!.•~·-":...:.&:·1 ;;;;~ .. ~·w~=M~·:::~~=:w?.!•:!!m!!!!p!I c!·~·!:·~k~, ~r~:-·-· £7s-ag10 -1 .ouar/Del~ -· .... · · brusbe1,ete.M6_,_ Swltctda1u 40fw'.: WHO WANTS TO WORK? ltTO RC A W..lrlpool Kini Si btd, new. co~, ail/Parad• PONY Pia-* SECRflARY 12.a:so Tue1 th.ru Frt. bRJVEACAB! troet-rN• Wr41erator, ~\~~·n~8~'.11.&;.c~;.,~ to color, i• ba'nda. Start ~-l>a)'1 Sit. Misc. CtD'I ofc CHOOSE your hours, lieu. R. l90, MlAm .. 'J'S ) Queen ll'J'O tn We1tern tEn&lllb. llOO. •·--duties. for new car auto work tor you.r1elf, be • ' 8!1·9121. T• flllmc•Offlcw a1enc1. Apply in per'IOf'I, your own boll. Men or RefrlC 10 cu ft wtdt.e '5(), elude• dellv. U1uallyl-":::.;:=::..----- Fee Pald/AlaoFeeJobl Jim Siemon& Import1, Women. Can be •liCbtlY 18 cu ft P'P' GCJlll*° $1.25. · horpt. W ·22f3. · flub)' Qutr. ,..,., 1 )Tl. O. c. Airport A.re.a. Sb 80, 1301 Quail, St. N.8 . handi ca pp ed. Neat· Both work per(. Ml ISCIO. KJNOSIZE mallrell and h•• shown;.::· rider good typlna. Exler .,;:;~~~~;;;;;;;l ~l••n Appeara_nce. llcycMt IOJO boa:.:f.rlns. LJ.ke new. only.'8(1G. · ;r:.u!~ 1!f ;:!~t,•1.n'•~ TECHNICAL )R. '"s·· re,urect. Ate 25•'° ••••••••••••••••••••••• •· -11•2 ehotd • ••• '°'' 70. upp ament your n· U eel Bik P •••/ •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Sharp front olc a_ppear. come. Drive a cab a hrs • _ ••I aru.._. up. 7 Pc. custom dinette, o ERYTHING M t OoJ tor lovely.exec.oles. or more 1 day. Apply in 8uy /1ell/trade. 2f88 Spanish style, wrouaht ~v bl Ulprl An1uaGordonP ........ el ILLUSTRATOR ..... n. Yellow ca• Co .• l'!ewport Bl. CM, Ph: lronbHe,l80.83'M!86'. All •• reason• • .... .Aa:encytw.2~ 186 E. 16th St., Colt• 6'2·7910 i,.:.Ml;:..:·5;;1:c16c... ____ _ 333 E.17thNolS, CM Mesa. llCYCL1•u•c1<. Dlaette, octasonal, Jewelry 1070 Ou di . . --. · Butcher block on white Secre!!1"t r expan R# co. is hir· Quality 27" G/Wtirn $3. wrou1bt. iron 4 lemon••••••••••••••••••••• ... ing aa Ulustrator wilh 2 ,_ ________ pair. Peu1eot lO·lpd yellow padded mat.china WA~ E · d k years or equivalent ex· r "I 5V 1r"'vf:!1 ~nr~~. ·Sal~~/ per. in line drawings for Wortc Mod. U08 *15·85·• incl. chairs. $J.00.133-3'1B TOP CASH DOLLAR en.ineerln. deN from I ... _ Illy set·l,lp, kicktta.nd, rdlk· M I PA I D >' 0 R y 0 U R 1-lor se Trainer, ex -Mkt 'g BackgrOund ,... ft nt'9' -• tors L1mlted to stock Ult IC I-home Cull of ~-perien ced. Man or helpful. Xlnt Co. Bnfta;. oral & written data. l093,Baker Co5ta Mn& Curniturfl lTopquallt)',in JEWELRY, WA'll;HES, An Equal Opportunity Employer Wom11n . English & Sendresumei.ncl.Salary Curves, schemaUcs, pie-We're looking for the · !between °f'alrvlew "-x.lnt cond. Call anyUme, ART OIWltCI'S, GOLD, We s tern . Sa\11ry & Hefp W .tecl 71 HelpW ..ted , 7100 req. to Ad f:ln', Daily torial &. free h iind kindofmenwhowantto Bristol) S4&-4130 $64..a.ttl. SILVER SERVICE. ;Found. 714·338-1011 or •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PilotP.O.Boxl.560,C.OSta skelchesa m1.&1t. jump out of an alci>lane · FINE FURN 6 AN · c· 24~4~·22".."lBl_ _____ J•--------•I REAL ESTATE Mesa, CA 92626 . before breakfast, scale a BEACH BIKE: CrW.er Span. Oak, Tbls ~p), TlQUES. 645-2200 . M k t We will be moving to mountain before lunoh, $35. Good condition. Call 1la.11 top correetb, Co.m· Housekeeper ; retired ~newport Ope~;g fur ::a:f'~(~ SECRETARY-EXEC Orange Co.· very soon and shoot a rapi.dabelore afler3pm. 962-1832. mode, end table, -Fine Mlacell•llW IOIO lady, to share & manage . Li ed Newport Beach firm will\ good growth pot.en· dinner A' borne lf Furniture (J .H.Bia:gar) ••••••••••••••••••••••• beaut. home for working persorviel time, cens real estate engaged in reaJ estate tial. : ir , · YO«& Italian Masi In Mint cond. Paid S689 New, SeU $250. · mother & scbool 1:1ge son, agency salespeople. Call for in· appraisal & property Please Send Resume To: want It, y~u u have to 23~" frame. All CampJ Ph: &31·1927. f 'x6' Port. or9ea.houte, . in exchange for free liv-terview. mgmt. Xlnt typing & SH TECHNIC AL ear~ it._ ~otn the people & Cinelli parU 2 aeta of 10'•·12 ' Al"m. -~.Bev. · •·· N I · 646-3928,eves673-4.ST1 k·11 'd Li .. ,... who ve }OtnedlheArmy. h'-ecu. c.o .. .:....C .. .. ...,._.. 1ng COS...i. o c earung. 752.0331 s t s req . te UASpg. ILL'USTliTOR .,, ............ _.........,. G•• Sale 1055 Glass door, Cabtn dooc'. 675-6116 Christian environment. 0 6'56 ----------I ElectrTecb $950+ Send resume of qual. & P. · Box9049'2 Col Arfrrt Cah 8031 •••••••••••••••••••••••1...c645~·--· ------ Housekeeper/Part Time Ex.Sec'y toSBOO salary 'f'eq. to Resume. LosAngeles,Ca!IOOC& 0 rlwlitWa ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'Ull.IC A UCTIOH Alms Vocalaonic IV. Nfo~pltwo81~~ul&ts:5N3ne:! Bkkpr/Sec'y $800 P. 0. Box 511, Balboa, EqualOppor.Employer ~5 1240 PERSiANS,-Ref. Blue MANYITEMSOF'F1NE Amp. Xlnt rond. $300. I sobel . Call 646_8304 Legal Sec'y $650 REAL ESTATE SALES i~C~a~,~-~~l=====;j -~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ '··~!·~~~~·1 _i'm~o~k!ej"~B~l~u~e.~S:h:o:w:1 EST ATE JEWELRY. Shure Speakers. 2·8", wknds or aft 6pm wkdys. · Receptionist $600 Active office in lrvlne, -quality. 645-&&:iS ART OBJECTS, AN· 1-10", horn in ea.ch. $120 Teletype Opr $4,SO near Orange County 'V'cht Sales & Service on PERSIAN KI1TENS for TIQUES, FINE FURN, ea. After 7 call~1-MZ&. 2192 Martin, Irvine Airport. Pleasant, con-S!'t'!.~ Telephone Sc:i6ts _ the Bay. Needs exper. sale. Top qualltyCFA re· ~1:· [Hg~~cW8°R1~: SURFBOARD, IMHAUTIOH Jeannie Sisco genial atmosphere. Busi· Part-Time Work SERVICE MANAGER, gistered. Alao Persian &t5·2200 Dyno·fo'ull rorce &'4", THERAPY TECH 1 ~~~M~im~i~Le~v~e~rton~~~I ~~!~~f:se~:~2 full !~~~e~~~fr':i~t~rri·:~~ avail .lllOf'llipna flf ~~~;E~~kr:l~ ~D stud service. $100and up. $40. Min. 2 yrs exper. or1 . D•VIDD c•••sOH manuf. moving to new a¥• • t .t f the.nrlohp Phone892;f?O. SAT&SUN,7672Alberta 968·1963. schooling. Salary com--• -temoons or ev ..... por u~~6Y ... °'1 & 1 p . K•tte ~FA Dr.HB.Odds&Ends. mensurate w/lraining & . . Realtoft 1 3)..9293 location near O.C. . men ...... ........, en.tan I bl."' reg, 842-4898 MahOgany dininC Ml Ii C Nurses Aides all shills Airport. Must have own 1-a H-.o•.J.. w--. topqual. $75/$100. Chiba cabinet. movinf, ~~~eirlun , o~~~i.a ~!i Convalescent' Hospital: ~~:~n~:~=s~~~~ &"rco=i~1I;:;: ~~!~••••••••••• CaO 546-9985 (REAL) Garage Sale. &ac. $450. 536-17~. 387. Co.ta Mesa 642·0593. RECEPTIOMST/ F d t II II ...._ 1040 Must sell. C9uches. d .. Memorial Jlospi ta1 .l;;~~~=====;I P IX W estsail Coro. o r e a I Ca AnH.,.s 1005 --,. -Stereo. Pottery&.Plant.s. Recon 1.t1oned R .C. EOE. I• 1638 Placentia, CM 54"0.30 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9642 Caithness Dr HB Microrad10 w/4 servoes. ~~~~~~~~~~!NURSING An opening for an in·I~~~~~~~~~~ . v-PUILIC A UCTION •PET WORJ n. 963•4377. " . 63" Caprice w/Fax .58. -RN 'S, LYN'S dividual to operate small\· Los AINJlleS Ti_. MANY ITEMS OF fl.NE Shih-Tsu, Liasa-Apso, . Ready to ny ! KNBts .. switchboard Mu.St . have Secy to pres $900 1375 Sunflower, ESTATE JEWELRY Pua:, Chihuahua. tiny Yard Sale. Exotic pl~ts. R.C. Engine. $225. firm. INSURANCE Girl, front office. Part/full-lime. Call Monday,644-1752 good tel~phooe voice & Type 15,shl00.BAdeg.3 ART OBJECTS, AN: poodles, doxie, pit bulls, 25c-$25. Rugs, chairs, 545·0930 NA'S i~:~t ~r~~~.a~~n:~: ~!~e!~I. mfg. No aero. C aM. TIQUES, FINE ruRN, cockapoo, pom. 100 etc. 3105 Barbados PJ,l-N-e_w_po_li_Be_a_ch __ A_lhletl __ c Experienced acute care Ca rolyn Berk 1 · ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Mixed p upplet: Stud C.M. Club Membership for J .HERIEITHALL hospital only. P /time, e ey , 100%FeePaid 1----------1 FO . & BROCHURE . servicemosthrffds.2525 EST•n•u• Sal $100 C U640-0563 JEWEi.LEiS On·Call for aJI shifts. 644~Q FINANCIAL Lii: Re~nden Agency TELEPHONE Amwerin 64~_2200, W. 17th at Fairview. SA. · -~ -e. . a . Now interviewing for Contact Mrs. Jensen, INSURANCEG 4020 Birch Sl, Ste l04 Serv. PBX Operator: E Open eves 531---5127. Antique. Furniture. Dis· Blk/Chro·me Bant.0011 ·new store opening South Costa Mesa Memorial E 1 0 E ROI UP Newport Beach 833-8190 p'd. only. Must be able lo Antique Sterling Fial Ther'e'essk,.•0 Epotsq'"p.. 'En-.glis:> Set of 3. $9:i, Tow·bar$35: Coast p I a za . Asst . Hospital. 301 Victoria, qua ppor. mp oyer C all for oppcWawnt work any hrs. Call : Service for 12. Appraised Golckw Retrlrt'ef'I Ladies Jum.,· .. a Saddl: 842·92S7. Manager. Sales help in C.M. 642-2734 . EOE 495.0340 $1500. Sell Sla>O. Write AKC (714)637-MM •&& 1-""'-"-'------ fine J ewelry, China,l ~"""""""""""""""~""""""""'l•---:'.".':"::~'."'--'IService Sta. Attend, fulll ----------1 Ad #306. Daily Pilot. Box SAT & SUN. May 10&11. MUST SELL! Medil. 5pc. s terling & Crystal. 1nl· RN-CCU orp/t. Brown'sSheU,990 TELLER 1560. Costa Mesa, CA Golden Retrievers. AKC. f45 Isabella Terrace, Thomasville bdrm. set. person only. IO to 12 NURSING E. Coast Hwy, NB Level headed, exper'd & 92626. 33 Champions. 6"5·6438 Cd.M. 675·6352 Chaise louna:e, coff tbl.. ~oon . 32 f'ashionSquare, R.,.'S-LY .... 'S Nights, full or p/time. Se.v•·c· Sl al;on Allen· cheerful te ller needed or673-7469. Sat & s Tool to ·desk. paintlnga, Opal Santa Ana " " ... Contact Mrs. Croxon: ANTIQUES: Many nice CUTE p _, Col . cl the uen. _ _.b. s, YS; ring, mlac. items. Make If you want personal Diffe~ential pay. Xlnt dant . ex per'd ., Day & 644·1461 clocks, old printers type urebn:u be & o s, ve.,. .... _nggoes. of(er!!493·5298 satisfaction & tot.al in· benefits. Contact Mrs. eves . Full & p /time. App· Imperial S&.L Assoc. cases for decorator Germ. Shep. mix. 3 wka. _1~7~800~S~a~n~l~a~F~e~Ci~'~· ~FV!.__l -"="-'-"-'-"='----JHNIQR SALESMEN volvement in patie nt Jensen: 642·27~. Costa ly Shell Station, 17th & 550NewportCtrDr NB items. e tc. 544-4539 old, $15. 646-4240aft.5PM ·MUST SELL' 2 Desks EARTH WOIMS care, join ou r pro-Memorial Ho6p1tal, JOI Irvi ne,N.B. EQ 10 E 1 · · Age 10-15. Earn $20-$40 fessional staff. Positions,1~v ...... ;c~lo~'~;~·~· C ....... M ....... EO"""~E~ ....... ~1 ua ppor. mp oyer Antique, solid oak diriihg Free-:'h Lab·'ti'Saf!M>yed B e d _s , R e ~ r ,i g , FOR THE GARDEN ~~!to~~~~r:re:J:~;;~~ open for 7.3, J..ll full &J S HIPPIMG 'T ime means money . table. Seats 8 w/leaf, puppies. 6 Weeks. To Aquariums. Paintings, 1000for$4.9S P /l •. me . Sa'. com -CLERK Ownership possibilities $300 557.2508 goodhome.640.allB Plants . Etc. 620\A.i WormCast.inpSILue PILOT after school and " RM Director . Orchid, CdM. Sat & Sun. 17362 Gothard. HB Saturdays. You must be mensurate w /ex per. Psychiatric exper. de· Mature indiv. to box & in fast growing vitamin 1800 Kimball &-gan and MIN. Schnauzer pups . G7:i-6873 1 -----~---- out of school by 3:00 p.m . Vacations, holidays & sired. Day shill.Mon lhru s bi p education a I & chemical business. stool. Very ornate. Needs Adorable, alerL Fully . Chain Saw, ~hl oeo, 11" ·and be able to work al wellpay benefits. Apply Fri. Apply Garfield material. Some heavy Start part or full time, refin$49S/off.&t.>6252 weaned, all ahota. AKC TEAK Din tbl, chr, bar, tool t1t. Ii manual- leasl 3 days per week. No Mon thru Fri 9-l, Conv. Hospital, 7781 Ii fti ng req 'd. Apply will train if yoo qualify. reg'd. $125. Male or Rosewd/Glass coif. tbls, $150. 644·8127. deliveries or collecting. ROYA.LE Garfield Ave, Hunt Bch. North American Service Write Classified Ad no. SWIN.GING 40's Jukebox Female.844·78Bi:i' Conte mp. bdr. set,1---------- Transportation pro· COllYalesceata..&....aal 847 _9671.. Center, 1339 E. Warner 297, c /o Daily Pilot Box for your nostalgia. room. bunkbds, lamp&, desk, Movin.g, can't t a k e vided. Call S44-6Z36 W • _,..... St, Santa Ana. 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca . One or the classics. A re· * POODLE PUPPIES Red w d. pi en i c t b I, c:=eram1c bobby •. Molds, Equal Opportunity 1030 . Wamer.S.A. 92626. al collectors item: Xlnt 1 Teacup· Choe. Male. others. Sat/Sun 1046 glazes, barrel, nuxer, & Employer __ _cc~a~l~I ~c..c..c..=--·I SALES Silversmith Wanted Cor l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ cond. w/lge coUect.iomof Puppy, Tiny Toy colon!. Madison Pl, L8guna. slip, the works! 541-UBB. ----~~CC.---I NURSE piece work. Work in the I• 7& records. Also several Af\. 5, 821·U16. 494-1235 eve. ~ COOllDIHA.TOR comfort of your home. TYPISTS Pinball Mac:=hine&. SILKY . . Craft"!ParrRout•w/ca.se LYM M a}or c.onstruction Call 645-9474. PUILICATIOHS (.&<lex) art 6 pm6""'898 Terr. •pupp1e1, t Family. Antq. Clocks & attacfurieriti$45. White Days & eves, full & equipment distributor TY,.ISTS · AKC . Shedless,.odorleas 'Hl ·f1· Equlp Aqu'arluin' Rya Area rug, 6x9'. Pd LEASING Representative p /time. Staff/patienl doingbusinessnationaJly STEMOCLERJ(ll (2ndShifi) 1900 ENGLISH Ha!nree, & adorable .. Reas . Muth More!. SattsuA $250/bstofr.SU-0'9. ratio superb. Xlnt sal & would like individual as in attendance office at Wi l l perform typist solid oak, 4 brass _coat 962·8377 9·5. 2204~ Balboa Circle. -r.: ...... Ch.est Bed. ~---. benefits. Seaside, Long inside sales coordinator high school. M118t be ac· h g be eled Hunt Bch ~ "'" r.....a Bch.213/591 -1 r So lb Call! · duties for all draft & an en, v nurror Alas. Malam"le P"P• ·· · • $811: VW Van compl l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;··:;;;;;;;;;I or u em orn1a curate. type 45 WPM and · w /bench seet storage .. " . "': · Part -Time Leas ing office. Familiarity with take dictation at 90 repro typing performed xlntcond $l75 orbestof'. AKC, champ. stock. May 10 till Sold. Misc .refng.unlt$60.55&-3148. Representative needed construction equipment WPM. in technical publications f 960 z627 Shots. 9 wks. ** 963-8465. Items 8201 Sterling Ave ''O'' G Rall d z for attractive apartment PACIFIC MUTUAL desirable, butnotet>sen· ATHtETIC~•IP dept:Also,reqsexper.on er. · · (at Lisa St) Hunt bch . a ua:e roa • complexes. Individual ht tial. Excellentopportuni· •"""' • Lex1tron ~. Redacto_r COLhECTORS PLATES, ST. BERNARD Puppies, 847·0844. . rail, all ~ew. C:O.t $450. must be willing to work NEWPORT IE.A.CH ty fo r advancement. MAN power machines. Posa· Ltd Ed Wedgwood $50 & UP. AKC. Show Sell for 1200. 5'8-6920. weekends & have adap· Salary open. Respond r or high ·sch oo J . lions req previ'?'1!1 exper . •69 ;70 •7J Boston T ' male & female, IMP. Mammoth Garage Sale.1 ..:M='~·~Le=e=·------ table schedule. 1 Year's Is Looking For You with brief resume to Knowledge or equipment as .a repro typist. Apply Party.'Pe.lnuts, Norm:: 8JO.l594 494·12M. Landlord dispoging of in· PORT. sewi mach. le public contact ex per. Classified ad no. 421. c/o & supplies used in sports. at .. I nterstale Elec-Rockwell Walt Disney Si._ Terrien venlory. Sat-Sun. See tta h 3 ngold Stereo nece. ss. along w/pleas11nt Receptionist Daily Pilot, P. o. Box 2 yrs~xp. in maintaining tronacs Corp., 7M E. Ver· P IP 331.2.459 · * -1 * DI me · A · Line. 2 31 a c · 1 yrs 1 ,· d " " h di . g alhl 1· montAve.Anaheil'n. · ... KC 557-2121 Avocado,CM c,gnso e, x n coo ·appearance personali· C tr "'---1560, Costa Mesa, Ca an in e tc -496-7765 ty. For further informa · en eX Vt" 92626 equipment. A Subsidiary(){ ORIENTAL CARPETS tion '~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""'I Apply Capistrarfo A·T-0 ,Jnc. Student returns from Poodle Pups. 5, 9 weeks Hones 8060 New Babyline Maple We need lite receptionl · Unified School District, Equal Oppor. Employ Asia with carpets from $10. 3106 Donnybr.eo_k ••••••••••••••••••••••• S •LES' •fty 26126 V ictoria Blvd .• l'""""""""""""~m"""lf"""""""""~J Afghanistan. Wide selec· Lane, CM . SADDLE bunkT~s w/pad board, Pleasecall experience, typing 50 "" -WES $85. win bed, $25. New 644-3389 w.p.m . Mature Reta i 1 1 .::c.::a~p.::i•=l.::.a~n.::o'-".Be.::•.::•.::h.=---I ti~n . Very reasonable Frftto You 1045 TERNS.15 hamster case, $10. 9AM 'tit Noon drugstore. Includes eves WAITRF.SSES! prices. Mti·3629. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . * 644-1742 • 962·:i116. PLEASEAPPLY &wk d 846-0088 SllllNMr Posiffom THE IRVl..:CO. •---"-'-·------IE S2<00"·· p S plre'•l"iM. Antique Walnut Bedroom KITTENS· 1 Calleo Personnel Department • arn ·.ximmer ro-f J 550.Mewport Ctr Dr Mon thru Fri 9am-2pm Saleslodv Retail gram for ·college Stu-Apply at '102 W. 17\h St. Set. M atch1n& 3 pc. ema e, 2 males. Mewportleeclt 700NewportCtrDr Exper 'd . thildren's dent s who are hard Santa Ana. Between9am w /vanily mirror, box 492·8785 ~iE~q;u;a~liO~p~po~'·~Eim~p~lo~y~e~,~i~~;;N~e~w~po;li~Be~a~c~h;;!~i~c~lo~l~h~;n;g~&;,';;lo~,.,~·~· ;,A;P~P~•;O;• i:w~o~•~k:e~'~':"~c~a:n~l~e:a:ve~I to llam. & 2 Pmtotpm. zye'{~:t & b~:!~d &i~ ST. BE RN ARD Fem . EqualOppor.Employer JOhrswk.549·1461 . California.541·3380. WAMTXTRAS ? G'ood sharp; 1350 Lovable, Brwn/Wht. LEGAL SECRETARY Sales Secretary for busy ;urgical Secy, part time, Coll Ui Mow!! 496-9«9 Need.a yard. 968-:5975 Corporate experience. Pensibhet'toliVeoriRol"lle Yacht Brokerage on the Santa Ana. Good ap· We train you to earn Appllonc•S IO JO fluffy Kittens to a good , Newport Ce nter . Ranch. Small salary. Bay.Exper.,skilled,ap-pearance&skills.Exp'd . what.youwanl'JOUlour ••••••••••••••••••••••• bome.8wkaold. 640·Cll00. 714-338-1011 or244-22t8 plicanls only Please/. on I y . S4 / h rly. Send flexible·hours team in 548·'13q ·· Phone Mr . Taylor , typew•o.llen •-ume w/ Hunt Bch Founuun Vly 35·· Gas Range, I year Live-in Maid, young Person 21 -40 , t rn Cor fie> • ' ' old Very good condition. F•ee I G d H 646-0551 ref's : Westm & meet lots or 751 ·-1 1° oo d ome , maybeSpanish,Room mgmt. $150 wk guarn.1----------Writeadno402,Daily n e w friends J<'un! '"""" em.a e spaye, sml board,plus.499-1231 . Col pref. Mr. •Levi SELL idle items with a Pl Colhe 846.5455 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. lot, P.O. Box 1560 Profitable! No ex per. MOVING : Sale, 2S Cu. ft. . 893.1667 MAIDS Colonial Motel, 196 Plumber, Repair, full Newport Blvd. CM time. 5 yrs minimum ex---~----'...'---1 pe r . Ref . require d . .MAID WANTED, part 536-1452 --~-------11-~C~o~s~la~M~e~s~a~. Ca'::".~92626'.""'"__ I nee. Call Mrs. Jessop, s 1 de . by . side Wea t · l ----=~=--- 9 · I 2. 5 I 9, 5 / 1 2 . ingthouse Refrig. W/ice FREE to gocxl home, 4 time. Call Mesa Motell ~....:.==------- 646·9681 PRIHT SHOP TRAINEE Mature lady to d Mature indiv. to be ·housecleaning. Apply i trained for our . print person, 3175.5 Cst. Hwy. shop. Good progression t -Sou __ lh_L_•~•~u_n_a_. ____ 1 increases & benefits. Ap- '.M h · A to ~-'d ply National Systems , ec an1c, u ; .,.,.,per , Co 36 8 . -•St N 8 I benefits, $1100 per mo. rp, 4 1 1ro..-u , . . Misalon Vlejo.830-1796 (Near O.C. Airport) Production Worker. top burner, delivery driver. 12) openings. Call Cindy, 642·2256. Pn>ject CoordlRator- for real estate develop· ment. co. Secretarial & ~""""""""""""""""""""""""~! construction bookkeep· MOTEL MAID, p/time. ing background pref'd. ApplyCostaMesalnn, Should be familiar 320SHarbor Bl, CM w /processing conslrU(:· lion d.Jsbursements, ren· Neat, pleasant & penona· tal receipts & related re· ble people for fast grow. porl.5 to public agencies ing deli, 21 or over. Tak· & lenders . Submit re-ine appllcatlona Mon sume & s1lary require· thru Fri, betwn 3&5pm, meot to: Classified ad 3416 Via Aporto, Udo no. 419, C/O l)aily Pilot, Village,N.B. P. 0. Box 1580, Co6t.a Help W-d 71 00HetpWaat•d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RETA IL Serious Minded? looking For A Career? Then Call STOP N GO MARKETS ASSISTANT MANAGERS We Offer A Stcrtlng Salary Of O•er $650 Per Month + Wt pay f o r our •Mp loyee s moior llltdk:al, hotpllall.-. life --·· •occrffoft1, profit st.a lag • we ,., for New Spa In Hunt. B<:b'l~M~ea~a~. ;C;•;~;;2826~·;;;;;;;! ~ ,......., --.......... IOll9 .. the work la hard, W the app D t...atln' crt tn ... adOt11 for the c....,. -~ 213 /438·2750Coranappl. maker. Lk new. Value month old, small black W elco me Wagon $750. only $395. Plus mixed breed puppy . .,. Equal Oppor. Employer other furniture. 846-3272 Chihuahua, ~ Terrier. Preview Superbqwl 101 WATOt RAMS AND RAIDERS IN ACTION AT UC IRVINE • 1 :30 p.m. Sunday MtJy 18 U C I Baseball Stadium AND 7:30 p.m. Monday Moy19 Crawford Holl nc:t.t.S2Mdrl ...... ....,,, .. ..,,..,""'.,_ __ .. __ ........ UCI Cele bri t y Baseball Gome All shots. Very good with . children. 546-3286 after :ipm ., or anytime Sat/Sun. Free big gas stove w/ hood , long back bar, you mo've. 897·1401 Beagle, male, l~ )'fl. All shot&. To cocxl home on~ ly. 548-684.0 Free Adorable puppies. 6 wks . Mother .Bea11e, father? Xlftt Mother's Day gift. 642-0872 FREE-Mixed Puppies, 7 wka old.' Only 2 left! Call .st8·273S. 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Decorator furn. armolre, ant . white $37~. Decor:ator chain $BS. ea. Cofree table $25., lamp ....... Mod dan wa.lnut. bdrm set 615' Eua:enlaa 115ea. 4' Bl.\te Cypreu .. .....,,,., 4 CONWNlt:NT SHOP91NC 4N SEWING GUIOE FOR TH( G.fJ. OH THE GO. 71135 Sfl'ADI A aOUTIQU!' I needt attract.Ive girls.11 No exper. nee, will train. Day & nirht. opening!!. Call for lntervw 963- or 962-3934 ,betw IOam-lOpm PURCHASING BltYER TRAINEE NURSE. Part time fo WiLb one or more yean GP'sofflce, Cart.a Mwa. ex per . buying mis· Call 631•1 cellaneou& Items. i.e . Apply Now STOP-N-GO MARKETS 1780 2 Irvine Blvd •• Suite 215 . Tu>lin ·714 838 ·5565 ,., ... _ .. _... I ' Sofa , Xlnt c:=ond, 1old/bei1•. Bat orfer. , .::548-.::.;•::~::•::·------I Thlt Spadea BouMQue ensemble la 1reat ror •· evenln1s or weddtn11. 1be lace edCed eardlcu ls 4 Drawer chnt. bead Ii: perfect over the •llp dJ'8a with shoe 1trin1 wapl. foot boArd, ICM.id, mat· "lber9 l1 a center back dpper. F1brfe11: crepe, 1tlk, treas "-sprln11, xlflt J.eor1ette, ••llD. 7J_W la cut In Mi1s11 Sizes 1-11. cond1...,,,·.,*~~·. ~~ .. · c~r ze 12 "!iuires :I 7/8 )Wtrl. Of 4-!I" fa.bric and 4 1/2 ---u.i yda. ol 2' • wide lace tn. Price ~-50 plue IS" i-=-"°='""=·-n::•;;• ____ 1 poltije. -TCFol'der. ll!!nlFpatt«n=--~bw,--1111, ...:::::.=:c.:::i:; ___ ~ fut.e.ne.n, shipping sup- pllea, manufaclured •You don't need a~l(un'to partaetc.Seodrasumeto ·· Dr•w ,faitt" when you P. O. Box 2322, Newport place ap ad In the OAJL I/ Beach,· Ca 9at:IS3. AU.O : PILOT Want Ad&! Call Purchuint Diredor. _:now -64Z.S6'18. . , I 16040 N cwhope, Fountai11 Valley i714 )S31·9371 I··· 1 , 1. 1 ! < 1I'1 '')rt 1111 11 ., I 1 1 : , ' DAILY PILOT I Dlfte\te; 4 Chn ·le leaf, Mme, addreu.ud lip. Now available -Advance tormiC:a lop, xlnt cond, t Supplement -Most recent gp.de. .1>9lt~lps -~l.00 plus 2S' ....... .,. e!l!ll>• chl!dlte•bl• to rftol old $50. 888-ZM2. Spadea. Send orders td' tbi• ,aew1 aper\....~.o 17 eu ft Sear'• fniuer, xi, SDadea, 2 Bridge St., Milford: N'.J . uwp1. $150. Qualil)I Pcean din. ClHS. . • , . , · Ht/8chntclvs. i; · • . ' ~· .......... I ... Offfa ,..~I .... Mo. -·-1 ••••• ,................... 9-..1---.& 1011 ',..... 9040 ::.:r:,~ 4 WM.e Dri•• 9550 Alrto1 w .hd 9590 ,So=n:::••:iY"-· :::Me:•Yz,.:."'-''""'"''--------~O~A!_!,ILc'.V.!P:!!IL~O~Tc..!D!.!1.!!:r ,u.Llc ...,..,,_....., ••••••...-•••••••-••••·•• t IS ••••••••••• ••••••••• •• • •• • • • •••• ••• • ••••••••• • AUCTIClM ··················•••!• s1:A.RAvsRvuio zs.s11p •••••••••••••••••••••• '74 SCOUT TOPc·~u1 ..,..,,•port.Id AMtos.••poritd .utos.1...,critct ~:.ftii9'l~~~y ADOftt:SSOGRAPH 1/0 .P,"5. • '71 RICKMAN Meui1e, . For clean u:d"~ars & D·•~••••••••••••••••9•7••2•0• ;;:;••••••••••••••9••7•2•5• •••••••••••••••••••••••' AR~ -OBJ l:CTS, AN: Comp. •)'lltm.. Mod.1900 9611-507$ lmmac cond. 4 wht411 drive. Aulomut1 c 1 ruck a: I II 0 ward ~ en.do 9 731 . TIQUES FINE FURN printer, mod. m> plate . , 7Sl-8657 tra n~m l11lo n , power Chevrolet, Dove Ii: Quail ••••••• • ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••,.•••••••• ETC J>it ONE Jl'OR tN ' m•ker C•bat• Ir 30 ELCO t /1, exp. on1. 1t~nn1, air cond1tli>n Streets nr Ma~Arthur WILL YOUR 72 t'nitWagon ~uto '73MA%DA FO 'Is BROCHURE. 1uppJ'1.$s.c.238f, • ,8t1ut1~Rebllea&1.,Xlnl '71 YAMAHA 175, Sood I.pg. (913KLM ) Jambo~ee 'and Bristol' OATSUN,TOYOfA radials H./1-l ,Sl !Jr50 ' ••• ~ · Coad. C<>me •Seo! Pvl. cond. $350. O< beat o!!or. <A 788 N rl De ... ~ ~ .. ' OR VOLKSWAGEN 8j 1 ooeG ' ,....., ------------IL.Ike New; Dt1k, file Ply. 87~ai38 Mutt NII (213}$82·2!M3 .,.. ewpo a..:.L ~.............. PAID FOK OR NOT. -·----1600 cc. 4 speed, radM> &: J:~ ttvr:· :!1:n. ri~~~~ ~:.~:::~~..::~kcaie, 28' Baja Boat. DlJ . U.S.A._ GoldsW' 500 c.c.11allll t••,.; 1 USWEDE HIBIC ,051 ruLt.tR. 1~~.l JEON'~ Hondo 9727 ~euant;r m':r5e68l~T~h~e Xlntcoad.SJ.2.850 En11ne by Uuoler. '4111. UllW -· ALLEN,S-10-0442 ••••••••••••••••••••••• from . Need reliable par~ BJu.."Call751-1483. Sa 1 crlrlce : llerme•·lO PvtP\Y.5tO-OIOll 13'7""338afler5pm. ~ TOP DOLLAR Jo'Oll ty tu make small mon· E .ec t)'pewriter. Xlnt, ~ OYO GOOO '71 • '72 AND '73 '1-1 Dal.Sun Pickup. Cstm thly puy menL~. Cull Cr. WANTED still under warr. Coit 30' ELCO t /1, ea:p. Ort.. 1972Suiul<l90CC,1d ~... T TA l>OMBS'nai wh ls , paint, Inte rior. Mgr.altW7·0813 TOP CASH DOLLAR $4lS1eU '250581·2822 Beauty. Reblte:qa. Xlnt cond. '250. & IMPORTS ttOOOT.O.P. Call891J.l98l 1 -~------p IO F Cond. Come " Seel Pvt. S86·9065 , 1!66 Harboi. CM 6.tb YJ03 "fHEOOORE Merced•t h a 9740 A • OR XO U ~ I B M S e I e c t r i c pty. 67:ii·3238. FORD 1..:•::«.:•:._· ------JEW ELRV, WATCHES, Typewri t er lS'' MT 250 Honda 1974,inxlnt Trwc.kt 9560 ROllHS ART 08J£CTS GOLD 1 ·' car-20' SKtPJACK-ctul1e, cond . Make offer.·····••••••••••••••••••• 2060Harbor81vd. '70 DATSUN 510 SILVER SER.VI CE x~a:e. maint. contract. Ski, Fish-225 llP Chev 645·5399 COSTAM&'liA Fll\IE FUltN & AN: nl cond .$280.5'7·-W/OMCoutdrive.MGal. PICKUPS 642-00IO WAGON TIQUES. 64.5·2200 Hardly u,ed. 'fand. Trlr .. 1973 8ultaco 200, ex~ras. GOOD SEL.ECri<>N ---- P OLAR PAPER P•t1 1017 S/S radlo & men. Sac. Booka al $650; SS.SO firm. HEW & USED CUTl'•·11 ••• ••• •• •• ••••••••••••• $7150. PP. 644-4872. Call C573·2861. ~ f'EMALECOCKA Pricea atartat. ..... . I luy Junk Cars 847 ·72-iJ Standard 35 \/J" fu,11 TEEL 14" Nylox Runabout W/3S '721-londa750fullyeqpt. $1777 power, 21,11, Y<Htr~ old. & CAGE. $40. HP Evenrude. Elec . $57~ in accessorie&. Autos, lntported Made In Wes tern 673--0252.. atart, remote control lmmaccond.$1600. '71 Datsun 12575.sW> 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Germany· $8,000. Call Mu scovy, q uacklets Running lightl, tilt lrlr. 645·4785 or&U-4728 speed, AP.1 radio. 870.'584 or $24-6773. duckling. ·$3. Olinchilla $700. 546-3160 Motor HotMt., ft l • Gfttffal 970 I CUSTOM Carpel ctage$20.Ph:S46-9965. STEAL ME!29'F.G.Spt S-./Rnt 916 .tall. ttlJ1a ••••••••••••••••••••••• IPll \Jlller . Vours/Mlne Plmtol & o,.._. lotO fisher /comm. U-finiab , •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ EUltOPE BY CAR Reas. 22 yrs exp. Al i ••••••••••••••••••••••• aave st. Hull Ii: cabin+ 1972Landau MotorCoacb. ~ TOYOTA .ISOURBUSINESS types. 6'8·1547 llAMMOND Organ'-'-inet partl $3000. Vl<lielel. Nr 25', many extras. Call ' . l!uy, Lease, Rent any . <N new CumrninO. l'IOHP . 9'79·1887 ·· European car for over· Moving, Sacrifice, $4000 or both $8000. 1960 H01bor, c M 646 9'.10'.I seas delive ry. Factory CAIPIT IARGAIMS Bstofr. 645--2069. 24' Explorer w / roof air, 71 CHEVY price. 1'"'ree travel plan- Top Qual Mill Seconds 675·3468,or673-0570 ~ W aux. gen. 34, J • n in g . E 1:1 RA~ T 0 , UsedCarpeta·AnySize l''IELD'S Warebouse2S Ft. Owena, 196S. Good m i.$8500.545-2803. V•TORPidalp 673·4550, L.1do Village, "CHE-"!!" Sale . 400 Pianos & Cond. $3500. MWlt Sell; Sl788 N.B. Call673-7162 Organs, new & used Movtna.&78-5288. C01tsi91Yo..-V 8. a u l o ma l 1 c Audi 9707 2l'TAYLOR · · nd. · ••••••••··~··•••••••••• 4 spa.ed tran:!:mission, AM radio, air condition· ing. (956LGC) ·$1488 ~~lWriA .TOYOTA 1966 Ho1bor. ( M 1146 YJ03 '73 D/I. TSUN Picloop With camper shell , 4 speed, radio & heater (998ll0~1 ) Dir. Many more to choose from. Need reliable party td make s mall monlhly 10% OVER FACTORY INVOICE OMii.LL NEW "75 HONDA SEDANS Your c h o1t•c or acl..'cssories p1u:-. tax &: lil'cnse. Ordl·r yours today. 'FRIEDLANDER " ~l>l ~ G G ill •d G G '.tll ,,,, ~~~~~~~~~~!!Spinet s , Grands . Motorho-wffllUI trans mi s sion, powe r Players. Going out for toHrenteclout. steering, air co 1t1on· payments. Call Cr. Mgr. I .. """""""""""""""""' '72 Bass elec accordian $35. EJectcic powe r mower W /catcher $25. 558-7839 business. Rent/opt 10 DAYCRUISER Rfi':GENCY MOTOR ing. (668186>. Dir. Many '73 Audi LS, auto, A·l ....., 0271 521-6.'161 1 h r cond. L.ik e new. Low buy. Kawai, Sl•'enway, ... .,... HOME RENTALS more o c oose rom. H d ' C r Need reliable part l mileage. $3750. Please on a 74 oupe. am/ m, Bal dwi 11·~ Chickerin g, 1936CHRISCraft22'Bay 1013N.HarborBlvd.S.A. Y 0 11 rto 30 963 .-~ < spd, sooo mi 's. $2500. at 847·0873 y h K" ball w 5312503 make s mall monthly ca a : . ..,.,:Ko. ama a, 1m , ur.. Launch. Incl'ds. oov. &; • t C 11 Cr M ~~~~~----1 •-rl 9723 Call 546·04<19 etc. etc. !St $350. takes this 97 1 1 d ,.. R paymen s. a · gr. '73'h lOOLS Luxus 4. dr, r'IC'rro 1c::.::c.:::::..::.:::::_ ___ _ MEMBERSl·UP· Irvine l''IELD'S (714)638•2770 wknd. 586-546.'5 1 O s an er . ..,. . oo at 847-0873. Me l . S il ve r . Ar<.f /FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 Honda Civic,8,000 mi, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mow Purchosliig TopCj)dty Used Merc:edH Contact Ut.edCor~ Mission Viejo Imports 2870' ~ h.rlr._,. ~ WlotJo e:tt-1740 '13 280 4 DRS1':0AN. LOADED! -SH.ARP! $7!f50 .• 833.Sl)M We are-pleased lo an· nounce the resale of one of t ht.• tr u ly g r e at automobiles of our time . Own('<l , driven, & ob· viously pampered by one or Ora nge County 's largest new car dealers . This remarkable 191:1 Mercedes Benz ·450 SLC Coupe is now on display. Please call 894.·3321 ror furlhc r details. CoaslCountryClub. i~•srookb .. -t.GG . air, generator, hitch. Lo · w · t<l"om Pvt Collection "'r-'"'&take overpymt.>;oo ~·• -· d k FM 73 CHEVY stereo. mi. arr ty. /1 ......,., --~M~7~·9!1~4~1~M~o~n~·!Fr~i __ l ;;:::::;-;;::::;:-:;~:;::~:=;'::j 28' Troj•n, recond new ec , stereo, 8 lrack '"•Ton spd. Air. 646·4636 1967 1''errariG1'C trade for ? ---------Used Howa:rd Spinet (by eng. Xlpt cond. 493-7259 & Cassette tape player. ,. Ser lt991I 642·0514 Buying a COf ~ith o Coast Fire~ood Supply Baldw in). Mod e r n , slip C2G Oceanside e)'e level range, $6000. Stoke B•dTruck A.)lstin-Healey 9709 1967 Fercari GTB $75. Cord delivered. cherry finish. excellenl Call S..0·3471 or545-4147. v 8 , a u t 0 m a t i c ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alloy body Ser •8311 Maida 9738 stotus symlx>I on the 581·ll22 condition. with bench 21• O W ENS Cabi n ,66 1 TON OPEN ll.OAD. trans mission, powe r PERFECTION '72 LamborghiniMiura ••••••••••••••••••••••• hood? Ours is urder Must sell 5 month old $600. 5'8·8100 Cruiae;1:~9~'9beam. Chevy chassis mnt. 24• steering. Tue-A-Way lift 'ti 7 Aus tin · H e a I e y Ser #PA225721 ~fAZDI\ the hood. BMW! mattress, dble bed . 1911 SOHMER Parlor ' -P /S, P /8 , 3700> mi, gate. (6917R).·Dlr. Need MK 3000 w /overdrive. Sho~":.r:!:~;:..~nly . NOW & 536·6783anytjme. Grand, Mahogany, Xlnt. loeh.6tlil 9060 gal. gas, 50 gal. wtr. relia ble party to make Rollba r, restored. f3500. 979.7247 wkd ys ,, cond. Eestoffer.494·1235. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comp. self.contained. small monthly pay· 673-4331 ----·l=c--:------'-c:::-::: Like ne w baby ile ms : •73 NEWPORT27S,inbrd. ~lgn.~08$3,900. Pvt. Pty. 84me7_n08u7.3c. all Cr. Mgr. at BMW -9712 Fiat 9725 St~oUer, car bed, ~ulo SporthMJG~ 8094 Spinn'.,150 Genni, Jib, -.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand New '74 swing. Call ~3868. ••••••••••••••••••••••• VHF h' d t ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • in1e mas ,many FAM.ILY RENT ... ' slp8 '74DATSUNP.U. •741•y•1111• ORAHGECOUMTY'S URA, a ll equipment for xtras.m -5237 ........... RUNSGOODr:>omnOR "" ""'"'"" UJIGE . MAZO AS <omplete diving. Brand '73, 25' w/air, gen, crs .......,., CLOSE OUT HEWEST & ST PERIENC I t .... : BESTOFFER.548-9865 IMMEDIATE Good used furniture & new. med. 1A" welsuit. EX ED Sail entr ,s ereo,.._.n areas **I BUY** Try 11-e Ulfonote Driving Mcxhine a ppliances, or 1 will Sell J>ete r . 499·1601 or Yacht Salesman wanted. dualtanks,556-ll71. 1967 Dodge :y4 T w/ Slf.t' SA.VE SSS DELI VERY ror You. 875·8900 Mr. White . Marlner Trollers.Travel 9170 custom camper. 3 gas •530i* AllModels &Colors UMICEISCOUNTED E !' MASTERS AUCTION TV, Radio, Yal'hts ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanks. 30 gal water tank. IMMEDIATE: Dick Miller Mo.tors PllCE $3195 ,, 646·8686 &833..:9625 HiFi, Stereo 8098 675.1393 22' TRAVEL Trlr. com· Good · s h ape. Sl!JOO . DELIVEAY D ~:;:::;z.,.,.;· i OrSUNDAY839·0074 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prindle 16' Catamaran. pletely sel!·COOl, sips" 4. _4_9_3_-0_•54_. ______ , GOOD SELECTION ~ r.;s~ LESS $500 ' CU RTIS·MATIDS Hifi Xlnl cond w /trlr & xtras . $1500. 646·6890 ·13CHEVY custom C20. o/~ * Considering * ~J ~.. 114tl MMlrM*m l'AllWAT MATTRESS Ster eo with recor d $1750. Anytime557·5526. T, V-8, clean. Blue Book *Leasing• . 120 W. WarnC'r ""'"°"¥ttJO player . Mu.llipltjx. Tw. o 17' VENTURE 2 yrs. old ASn5"9to5<.ra5t'~':eP'"thi1.'r"eh~ price $2550. South Coast t::hminate the middle . aLSu.Ma111 CASH REBATE 831·2040 • 495 .. 4949 *MAD"-'ESS* k b ! I • C L · 300 W l S;inta Ana SS7·21:12 uitA .. YrAHw •Y t 11T lf"lll spe_a ers in eaut1 u w/trlr & SHP O/B. Xlnl. 15.8 x 15, 4 pl)', $10 ea. ar easing, cs man. Lease direct from FHO~I *ALL SIZES* cabinet.$95.644-1742 $2,J00.495.4938Evcs. 549-e241 Coa s t llw y, N .B . authoriieddealer~ 'G6·250SE . P /S·P /B . 645·2182. arter5. 673-8269 ·10 124 Spider . XJnl cond Maza Mtrs. tf America s unroof. AM·FM. 8 trek. Admiral 25" color console HOBIE 16, 9 -old, col-•-~-Ser•i'•e & Su...,..rCar! $1005. 16·18 mpg. Very good Prlc•d to Moorr! TV XI t d $LIO Alt """" l'UH'U ~ ~ c"TRUCK -~' 1' There must be a reason ... -Your Pr1"ce Only · n con · er ored sails, equipt trailer. Ports 9400 '"' 7 4 on. we are #1 in sales, #1 lo • ---~•~42~·=85~7~1~. ___ cond. Asking $3850/Best 4'x6'ss:::~s ~~\er, ;e:: :;~~~. Sime! :.~~~~DER llahama. ·~·; ...... ··R~_~:AS~l:l:O;N~Ri·AB~.·<hard.:,.L.·E~•·;;·l ----*-;._F_._rn_;_, ___ , .crv1'e,.lin seroct;on. ,. ~=t•;;;s $2 6 9 5 orrer. 644·4644 aft. Jpm Good c..·ond1t1on. S75 . Sync. Stereo Tape Deck 51 , d DETROIT Deisel V-671 . Crevier BMW Mercedes Benz 540·7371 Usedapprox5hrs.6,10" ps 5• 67 · Xlnt con · Tractor, and 24' lligh ~OH \\.' 1.sl Slr1-el t · I'd Bet f $4000. PvtptyM()..3S99. Cube Trailer. Priced ror Executive Ccr ~~:;~:r ~~'.!1stf~o::1'~y if.~~j:~~1 .7311~ :.;: -ELo~ ... -.-:;_:.i_d_~~~~ •• ~.,-t-~~1-1-o-.. -,B-,i ·~.~~~:~.~it;~· ~.o;.;r so le . $5000. S;ool&• &"" Station Wa~on 450 SE Club. $800 + transfer rec . . Tires. $25. 646-?727 $2 52 80 PH: M.s-7909. Philco 19" Color TV. Xlnt Offec. PH : 64G-l753· Autos for Sde '35 Ford p.u. cllopAQd lop. lltMEl. IO.IVE • tnO. cond . $195 or bst offer. For sii il . Two man Bes t o rr e r . l'hon e I N CLU D I NG ALL TREE SALE 536·Z389. s ailboat. Game s how ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·9918. ORAHGE COUMTY'S TillS : h5~:~~~2-~~'$J5· R~~ co.I.or i:v. $70, M · fo~";;f.r~~~~~~I~ !'~!'! .......... !!.1.~ -.7_2_F_O_R_D_F_'_l00-.-p-,-s -. p-,B-. O&LDEST 81:~ :!~d~r ~8w°ENR~J1L1 ~\tkv -• __ ___. lnµral9 por~le $40.~ daya897•B0?'3evcs REPOSSESSIONS lo mi.Art.6PM <YJ1.6o4J SMOOTH ltOTAltY MinkCn<1t &stolc. Esl~te W.Hamllton,CM · -Many to choose from . 963·4393 -· Sl399 ENGINE with 3 y r . Sale . Aut'4mh liazc. Sz loaf & Marl 22' Herreshorr American Need r eliable party t 1972 Ford Courier Pickup Sales·Scrvice·Le<ising 50,000 mi le ra c tory 14 /ll:i. Botb $1600. ~1 uSt ~.J M ne EMgle· ·gar£ rigged with make small monthly w /camper shell. Xlnt Ro~ Carver, Inc:. ,69 FIAT warranty -heater -be sold . Ca1 J Li5·453!1. ..,_prne teak option at dea lers payments. Call Cr. Mgr, Cond. $2000 . .,..,._,,,,,.,,, rec lining Naugahyde ------- --••••••••••••••••••••••• cost/reduced.546·7172 al 847·0873. _,...,ouv-J Rolls toyce BMW 850Spide r BUCKET St-:A·rs with O'Keere & Merrit Stove Cietteraf 90 10 ---v _9_5_7_0 234 E.17thSt. (448APT J m cm u r y fro nt $75. King Sz Bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• SABOT. Xlnt cond1t i?n Antiques/ .~~•••••"••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 5464444 $1499 Passenger s cat -5 Set $225 Call548-0964 l KW On-. Rtodr to Al l equipment 1nl..'I. Lido Classics 9520 , TON Ch ----llADIAL PLY TIRES! Go! Got. $800/0ff'er. Island. 675·2636. ••••••••••••••••••••••• v I· XI t ~Se.= POWf:Jt DISC brakes -SCRAM-LETS ,, 494-3223 u • MORGAN Out·l sland . ·32 Foid P.U. Body per!. m~~-co.':t p letely self-&,;,. .·, 85 7 0 3 5F1,l/l.ldT•r ru II c" pe ling - ANSWERS immac. loadedw/gear & cond .. Late model Ford con tained. Art. SPPtf . 1'ACHOMETEfl -con· 19' ·' X '' Lag un a ready to cruise. New runrung gear. $1995 or 540-3116 (4.47 FQ > sole -rear ,,.,·indow de· School -f.:vokc Lireguard Boat, as ls, custom teak interior . l ~bc~s~l ~or~r".e~r-~83&-0S~~J.S~--1 :;;:;-;;;::;:;:~;;::;:-:;;;--:;:; $27'99 fogg·er -t:let'lric clock any bid over $150accepl· Long Beach Marina, , '67 Dodge Van 283, xlnt -T INTED -GLASS - Round -1-lookup -e d by Laguna City 7 1. EDSEL S82Dr.~top, cond. Paneling, carpet, '71 IMW2002's ,69 Fl•T • LOCK ING F UEL CAP POOHl-I OUSE Treasurer at Clly Hall gangway • s IP 146· Won on TV u •-t cond A · ood · h sac r i r i cc ! o 11 y 5 , • • ........ , • new br.ks, reblteng. $925. 4 speed, mags, slereo. (2 124 St;7, C -s1 m. w stcenog I kn e w a ' g u y w o bef ore May 29 ,1975 . 642_5821 ; art. 6 & wknds Must see! 675-7707 or 548·1831. to chooseJ. ovp• wheel. Also much more bought a big 1975 c ar.1 ~·~94~.1~12~4~·------jj!~a~ho~a~rd~l~Z~l~J~·"'4~·~""5~;:::::::1~646~--~"-.,-.,-----l;;<~W]Bu";:(;;;;;;ii:d;:;.d: { J 149) equipment too lie drove it right out of . . . , '64 VW Bus. Crpt'd,drp'd. •72.•74 Sl699 numerous to m ention. the ~howroom and into !Dinghy, oars, new. Bay loafs Slips/ Cadillac Limousine .58. Clean ins ide & out. RX:t Station Wa gon. thePOORllOUSI'.:. . fi shing / shore boat. D •k 9070 New m otor & radial 546-1684 . IMWIAVARIA'S •71 FIAT (Ser.s iz4w158164 > s100-orr. 219 Goktenrod, oc s l~t~;r~es~. S~J~>00~.~7~5~1-8"1:13212:_. _J ~;::;-;;;;::;,;:.--0<0~ Automatics & 4 speeds. Mi1cellaneom CdM 675·0l46. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos Wontrd 9590 (4 to choose). 124 Sporl Coupe Wanted 8081 • MOORING&:: 1..0 boat, nr. 54 Ford Vidaria ••••••••••••••••••••••• • (341DNJ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• loats, Ma1ntewe/ Pavilion . $2 ,500. A.ft. 2 Or. Hardtop. 56M. orig. WE PA YTOP OOLLAJl •70 .. •74 S2699 SS CA.SH SSFOI Servic• f020 7PM 581-8477 m i. Xlnt Cond. $1 000. FOR TOP USED CARS l .O CS & cs••s d r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8921832 FOREIGN DOMES'flC ~ Good use (um/re n gs . NEED ror 60' Sail. private re=·="'---· Already a classic &hard '73 FIAT Frzrs/stovcs. 5-16·0768. Shine on Thru Summer or marina. Permanent. R-reotional or CLASSICS to find ! (4. to choose). 128 SL Coupe E x p e r l Y a c h l ·~ 1r your car is extra clean WANTE 0 ; Add res so· Refinishing. Wax.Wash 644·2181 Vehicle s 9530 sec us first. &-. (AC0029) graph Any make, mdl., & Bottom Cleaning Ftee loats, Spe•d & ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAUER BUICK , '' 1 $2799 cond . C;.1sh. 554-2384 Bid-Reas. Price 645·9285. Slci 9080 * VW DUNE BUGGY • 2!125 llarbor Blvd. ---r ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ·Seater. Gd . cond. $J'15 Costa MC"" 979·"'500 '69 Fl 'T WA N "f 1'0 H UY 1 Boat Pa in tin g, r e · 645-8174Aft.5P.M. ..... M A Hydra i.Mic floor jack. re· fi ni shing, including T/S 14 ' l<'/G w/40 •hp elcc."1--'-"-='-"-"'--'-'-""'--124 W09on asonable. Ask for l.41rry. and Masts. Also com· A1erc, trlr. xtras. Clean. DUNE Buggy w/super TOP DOLLAR (ZAT799) 968·4971 afl.5:30 ,_pm ___ 1 plcte varnish svs. Free c$7=50~·cl,_''c'~Pcl~Y~.....000=-='--s port body, blue. 40 PA.ID $1499 ----est.557·,1288. ''GI G J klbo 1 Horse+ eng. $1,100 or IMMEDl''TB.Y CRAFT Artist s Attn :lc=="-"='-------11 a~!!par nd. s ~ • bestofr.545·3788 A '73Fl'T Qua I. crarts wanted for Boat Cleaning 50 hp, A·l co · Gear in-1-=.::::.::cc:..::..:::c::=.___ FOR ALL A \\'B CAN (i lV~ ALL T~I E C .. .£-D+T You Need & Still You Mon ey )'CJU Sa\'C BEACH MAZDA 17331 IEACH ILYD. HUNTINGTON BEACH Air, power windows, ·AM /t'M s·t ere o, low m ile s, 36 mont h open end lease. $15,000 cosl; buy·baek $10,354 ; Depree. $4646; Int. $4455. + Tax & Lie. $214 ; Sec. deJX1Sit ; Ser. #0297 14 . Off•r Expires 5·12-75 IEJJ.T . THE PRICE INCREASE Jim Slemons Imports 17141833-9300 12131623-5000 '73 280C. air, am /rm stereo, radials. l\1ake of- rer. Aft. 6 pm,&m.808 1 '67 250S. full equi p. $3,250. 642·7137 after noon. --------- ·73 l\ol crcedes Denz 280 C .. 27,0UO n1i . 1-"ul l y eq uipped. ~m> or take ever lease. 833·2616. '74 280 C Coupe. Fully equipped. Air.Xlntcond. $9850 .•• 645-8457. imme.d. consignment to Call· John eluded. $650. After 6 p.m. 4 Whrel Drivrs 9550 FOREIGN CA.RS 124 Spider gallery w /i;d. s ales ex· 1 -~67'!.'_3-4~93=3~f~r~o~m~S~P~M".."o~n~. -1 ~'="~·~2':77~9':-.,-.,:--::c--:--1 ••••• •••••••••••••••••• CA.LL OR C~ IN C818J''M A) posure. Call ; 496-5975 BOAT CARE, also docks, lS~ SKI ~~t &: Runabout, 4 WHEEL, DRIVES TO s•us Jl401 MAHUBm,.ADW.a.T S3999 Donations·car stolen w/ clean&. paint. Free est., r ly equip d w/ t.rlr, 55. MISSIOtt'tuO baby uems. Needurto call646-<3Ueves. HP O /B, Ughu, com-1 3 1;,~~~.~.~~,r49 Dick Miller Motors Cal I director coll ect &save '74Mercedes19111. ---'84"-'-2=-·6'-"6-'6'-6'---' Exccllen~!5~5ti' tactory equipment, including air 72 Mazda, new engine-0 conditioning, AM /FM miles. Am/Fm multiplex stereo, Will trade take baby t o DR . pass, speedometer, cov MEW&USB> 751-6674. or 556-0664. -,.;.:::::-tOlO , er. $600. ** 5'5-301S. OLD ORIENTAL RUGS&: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1om. Stor0gt 9090 3 LAMDCRUISIR NLUJf'(Jf\T IMPUH TS TAPESTRY NEEDED. PUNT Wood Sldff 8'. sso. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ST A.TIOM PVT PTY3 ONLY . 12 or 24 VoltDCElec.DJ Boat Sto r age·dailY· WA.&OHS J 3100W.CoastNwy.NA 644·~26 Winch, If.I" Wildcat &Cat we e k I Y m 0 nth l Y • ~ 642-9405 H d $150 !"~" J bs Security-24 hr. launching to Choose from ·-- '74 BMW Tll. Perfect shape, 13,000 mi's. Call 646·8025. 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r adio w/tape deck. Mag l liCiijiiiiiii~aC]I Factory Authorized~ ·~h'-l'-~=1"_g_g_. _'"_'~•-&_A_i_c_., l!9C~b:..:fe Sales, Service, Leasin g, -:=.::=: =-- &Overseas Delivery 1973 Mazda Sla. Wgn. 120W. War-nrr HX3 . :$1975. By orig. 214oi MAllGU9:m ••••wAT F I A T Wont Crnwnt Mixer . p~~P . $90. 536'.~ a co ramp. Newport Dunes. Example: wr:. BUY Smoill clec. l'ement mix· ·1131 Ba ck Ba y. &1·1·0510 1972 liii, at So. Main owner. 15,000 local mi. ""'"°" ,IVO • * * • Xlnt cond. 2612 Mesa Dr. 831 ·2040 • 495 .. 4949 Reliable party lo make 5-taAna 557-2132 <Dack Hay).548·5703 uw .... ,, ....... ,un U c ~ins tr:t~ .~~ 2s~a~?~ ~~f Ltl~~5 .s~~~~ T.-.sportatioe . 6hu'bsYl.,,r·'a d'pe10,edhe.a'"1er'' ... &"e'x~ IMPORTS 7 .. ,r. l\ilarine •645-4520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• To p Do llar For An y 545· ..,)a. _ . C~n. Sale/ ' tea clean. (466F0L) Make or Model. small pymnts, '71 Datsun~:;;~~:;::~=::;~d~~~~~~~~;;~;:~~~~~~~;:; ...a gon, 29Z·l>LX 510 4 spd, 847-6029 Dir. ask ror Jerry llasson. Musical 25 HP Gcay Mar;te ROtll 9120 $4177 JIM PANOS Instruments 8083 engine. Very clean '& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• good runriing . $450. '69 vw Camper. fo'u lly 11M• lll•n:a MAZDA so's GIBSON ES 175·D M8·7965. equipt. Self contained. Ull' UUW 2oo1 s. Manchester 73. 240Z, lo m i. 33M, White with Grover tuners n~~ loah, Power 9040 $2700 .. 14035 W. WilsOa. Anaheim 636...fiOOO ext. Red Int. A/C, r<.1ags. <Ea s .e $ 4 O o. 4 -.1to ••••••••••••••••••••••• _C;::;M~l~A~fl::.:~· -----TOYOTA Xlnt Cond. PP. $4,550. m1nanc e gu1 a ST ~ , __ 1 or_,.eo.ty•s 547.7111 days 499·374:i s peaker& $50. 549·219 , *MU SELLI * ""'°'.!f:,_ H i....,st S .._ nite. aft.Spm . 16 Boston Wba.ler,65RP Sc rs 9150 ., .. l."6 Morbor,C.M.~6·•302 .,...... _, .... M ercury. Traile r .••••••••••••••••••••••• anl.,...+s ·12 DATSUN 510, 2 dr FENDER Guitar wit Light s. F JNE SK l BELL Helmets , two. 73DODGE l lUMa••JTovota sedan, AIT . radio, 5700 case $125. Excellent con BOAT! $1400 or best of. Super M•gnum size 7 PowffW9" Ca ll RogerorbUI mi, orig, owner, like d ilion. 968-0024 fer. $40. Bell RT slu 1 318. Crew cab. 4 wheel drive, 84.7~ brand new. $2200. Mt. 6, 64S-5254or846-.s620 -Cloan ha~•-·--~ 4 d t · · ---------1 SS7·9499 Sacrifice-T a ma Cl•ssic -· , ._,. UZKM. i pee r1nsnuss1on. FREE A.PPl.4..ISAL 1-~-------- . guitar. Rosewood. x.lnt 16'GLASSPAR.wnsRP 644.·lTG 2A,OOO mlles. (ll9J4Ll. '72 ~ DATSUN PKUP tone. $250. 960-3765 Evinrude. Notrlr. sns. '72 HONDA 350, Gold $J800. Mus t sell im· :-;~c~~~ C!i1d JR.(;T~ Fiberglass shell, A/C, Pripty.M&2296 w /blk. trim. Go&d metal mediately. Needk reliabl1'1 CHEV llOLET '"' r ee gd. cond . Asking $2.1~. Flute. xlnt cond. w/ case. , flake falring. Xlnt. cond. P•rly lo ma e sm11 ° r Mlke963·4917 . A GOOD BUY ! Al.Gl;AS P91cemaku ~ $SSO Call all. SPM monthl)' paymcrits. Call appraisal. Call498·0029 w /10~ Beam Cruiser 493 . .&oz Cr,Ms r.at847.003. GROTllCHEVROLET MUST SELL! 1970 Dataun . powered by ZlO H J> , 18211 Beach Blvd. zooo. 5 a pd. Hrdtp. -2'32 S Cont8.ltoA.ccordlaD Chrysl•r Marine V-1 •. All ~66 Triumph. 2000C. Tiger '74 INTL Scout 11, 4x4. lluntinl[Cton lkntch Radia 11• 2 tonneau&. ·.: Full keyJbd, med)fttii.. flber1lass eorwtruc:Uoa. C\ib. Gd.• cond. $200. Call A/C. full pwr · $4,500. 847-0087 549-3331 $1000. Art 6 : 64.2-4..SGS. -:..--S Lud..a:aL mod,-$1 4. -Many .xtr••· Lite-MW-848-lAllOwlld.f'tal\5. Pvt. Pty . 440·0365 1-'='-'=-'----'--·I , 9'71l·2'31. ~ By owner. S9fl}IS."'4.eo&l , evC1SfWk't1its. SELLl .... Y~ C.lt7 •1·2 ·2.4·oz Slte't . Im · •· ""'.::......-& '74YAllAMAlllOMX. ,71 QMC "JIMMY " T.OPPRICUPAID macullto. $4200. Low nPfflc• rw~'I'!·-· . 2' • SEA RAV. 188 HP Pvt. Pty. Xlnt.. cond. . ' l"or Im.port.• MUeaae. w' ... ,.,.,.. 1015 Mere . cruiser, Convl. &40-8385 S1err•, 350 VS, Auto., Pa.ld.fororNot Calld4-2780 J ··~•••• ,.\ii •••••••••••• Top, 25 Watt Radio, tee PS/PB, AM /FM. ma ny 0._ Lewh ...... • WANtED Box , Stove. Rud, Can· 72 Datona500Trlumph, o t her option• t o e r.C.M. 'ff D•tauo Sta. Wan . ·.1BK.Select.r1 ~DIWritv •¥ compl'y equip. 30 t,100 mllu.Ukenew. o \l m•ro u.1 t o list . l966Rarbor, .M. Auto. tt•n1., IUI rack, · ~• ~;,..._,, Jlil-'ne·•• JIOOO m-2$53 ss1•18. Mll-9303 orla.coad.$1.lt5.14S-ISU •• *. ' I • ' -. I . · /. • OAILYPILOT Atllot.IMport.d. Alllw.l•p1rhM1· ..... IMplrttd ........ flltetl -MAM..UM4 • ...... "-ti ·-····················· ······················· ······················· .... , ..................• ;;-.\; ............. _ .. ··-········ ......... .. '•portod llhn. l•porlod s. l•porlod -1 9 746 Toyote 9765 Volltawwn 9770 Vol•o t77J C1 •n . · "" 11o-•~ ~o ~~··· .............. •••••9"7•4•! 0M•:••••••••••••••9"7•4•2• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r --~-\ ·~ ••• llllef'c g • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••.••• ...................... ··········-··········· ,•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGI 9744 o Opel G1', ~:ooo mt. 1 '67 VW ,RUG, reblt IJOl:k:c '67 Volvo, 144.S. 4•P 1Uclc. C .. D 1 1 .. C .•• ~-t bod 6 -. Id es 230SL. Xl"t cond. air, ·11 MIDGET Xlnl __ .. ~··•••••••••••••••••••• Xlnl Cond. Pvt. Pty. SP[.CI Al e.n1 . trans, new paint & Great en1, paint & uphl, A ~ -"""'N 1 * oi . ,,_..,. ~.0763 br 11lle s . Nds aound MJcbelln·X ii.el rad, 4 Over 10 lo cbo:llo trom. LrUUI. o reuciaa • ;AM /l"M, auto. Priced t.o Lo mi., Ca ll : Abby o~ '67 MG-I-GT. TOYOTA SAl.[I syatem. Clean & beaut. wbl dltc1, xtru-r &: h From flt9S. OMAC ltrrtfUfed . ...,._ Rl1$5TS0.552·172S. John&l4·1924 Bestotrer 61~-2421 '72 0PB.GT S975 . 557 ·6610 ••k tor $1200. Pvt P, ~-1851 l'tnan~lna•'•"'nt : '•NOVA.rw•ar-t. .Ms, 9742 ·72 tt1G Mid et A F '66 ROADSTB ll , n e w Olll1 l 0,000Miles Factory Demo& & 0 Ex· Jim.· eves & wknd&. 752-air.I OoodmUeatL.._ •••••••••••••••••••••• g ' m/ m, · B · · h · Vinyl bucket seat:;, 4 ecuUvt Can. Good Us-' t Buy . JUNK V W M·F,8toS. 64U3M , tupe deck, ski racks. paint, r1t1s r.u c1ng ~v 12 l\!G Midget am/fm Good coqd. Must sell green, look:; i:;h1:1rp. Best sp o~d lr•n•mlssion, ToycttaSelecUon Engines/Cars. 979.0935 Autot.Used '7fNOVAZDr,Vl.PJS.R •tape deck, skl',•ck, •d'. $2250orolfer 673-...-.-. offer.751·7691 radio and beater. •port ALLPltCID (8 to lOam or <AR. 5pm) ••••••••••••••••••••••• H _ _, v•-• ... ......,, wheels, etc. (180LWA) TO s-• Dan. & · .._,., + -· ~· .cond. Mus t Sell ! A ..,.. 995 -..&. G,, ....... ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,',',,0,1, Conl\lt.t.aGO.mfl881 ll22Sf/ofr. 673·9'87 "'°'• ew 9100 A.tos. Hew 91001..-~-..li.Ui!-.--.,,I eJ l '71 SQUAREBACK. AIC. •75 CoclH ....................... , ...................... ••~r;s .. t~ · ~ Wt e.wiA fil'i!:;·.1i~1: ~~'io~ ·~s~~:~~~~!~,, ~ Coupe de:. .. :~:~it:~t%; · •ease. l1ltiOeo l40 -~ TOYOTA ·01vw Dug $77' !fully equipped, cruise -~ nlol tt30 'W VW Bug. Under 50,000 '64 Caddle, blue 5'00 control, lllalher interior, C_,M , Ou Al'Ty FIT FOR 700pe1 GT, nu tires, 1966119rbor c M 646 9303 mi . A navy blue be1:1uty ! '64Caddle grn $400 SerJ. l14~29Sll. ~. ~7~·;;~~~·;~~;~;;:.-;r: lo ml.. SlrA>/ofr, Air con~ 673.6726· •73 ~~~~=Lu:Jm m elftOllJ II ir. AM I FM st.ere!• 979·1614 979·4476 '71 MARK II '73 vw, MUST SELL, 1--:..:.:=:::...:===--1 Imports w/lleck. Crulse contro . UEENll ' Alask.u bound.X.lnlcond. AMC 9905 l mmac. Beat. offer. A 0 '70 0pel K11idet.tStalion WAGON 133 9300 Wagon. Radio, heal.er, Craig (213)430-9866 •••••••••••••••••••••••1 ___ ::.::.::.'...:.=.:.:.::. __ ,1'°54~5·_1_0%6~-----:= •• newtires&brakes.30 Automatic lrans miss1on, ·7ovw Rug, xlnt oond , rt" 7 1 AMIASSADOI '65 CAD. Cpe DeVille, Cor•.th-tt3Z ON MOTHER'S DAY! If you are ont' of those people who are conl'erned aboul more th11n just the initial price when buying a car. then you should see us al Johnson & Son. We offer far more than JUsl a competitive pnce when you buy fro m u.s. We offer you ll brand new or used t ar that is prepared for you properly by people who tar!!. People who take care of vour car nttds long after lhe initial JJW"l'hase ffi made and the newness has worn off. Eath and every car IS t"l'let'too ana double checked . road t"lt<I Oy manaiiement, and gone over uritil we are certain 11 is nght fOf" you. Then our seal is placed upon the window Yes. we care oiboul our ruslomers. before and after the purchase I think you will enjoy this kind o( treatmenl. We"re offering some big sa\·ings in order to reduce our huge 1nven1ocy The time is right. Come 1n and see us toda1· Sinc efel). /}//.it~ I'S \II 110.,1111·1..,,;l"I "'1""'1.tl l1t·.1111wut llih >l t"L"~t·11<I LEASING AVAILABLE! 1967 DATSUN PATRO L plus miles per gallon. radio and he 111 e r . built eng. SI 175. 4 Door Seclmt good cood. $150. or besl ••••••••••••••••••••••• _S92_s__ 613-(32SCUW) ,,. ...... __ -$14.. offe<.5'0·1893 '74 Corvette P0U90ol 9748 Sl 788 V 8 , • u I o m • l ; c ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 YW BUI). $750 t ransmission, power 1969 Ca.dillac $1250or 1972 StinQl"CIY •71 PEUGEOT504 cd'"" LA11,;1 1 ___ c_'•_1_14_0&_1_139 ___ 1 steering, air condition· Buick Sky Lark. $2.100 BEAUT·If'C'L yettow , 4000RSEDAM t\111. UU\O ·69 VW Bug.orig. towner iMng . <5llDltoM).hPlr.1_67_5_·0003 ________ 1 R/H, auto trans. P /S. car. Ne w t1res &.battery. any more c oo.se 7600 act. mlles. (907 TOYOTA from. Need <eHable P•" c_.o 9917 1-•_I3% __ . •_4_5_·I_5_i_3 ____ 1 ty to m1:1ke small mon· ••••••••••••••••••••••• MMP) $14". •'73VW• lhly payments. cau Cr. '74 CA MARO, Air, Jim Slenlons 1966 Horbti': CM .6~ 9303 Gd. Tr1:1ns portation. ft.1gr. <Al847-0873. AM /1'~M 1tereo, many I ports ·7 1 1'oyota Corona $1395. 1\ppt. to s ee. ti44·5207 more extrBs. Xlnt cond. . m ~ii;;;;;~~~-IJ:l~ Cl hi '71 GRIEMLIH •nside & out. MU$1 sell 133-9300 . ean. Mag w . s, wide '7 4 Con¥erl. Am/Fm th ls week ; $3900 /of-1---------- tires. 4 spd, vinyl lop. .slereo. Sun Bug. Only !iOO fer /lake over lease. c--tfll 552-7455. made.lmmac.963·2428. 675 ·8624 evenings & •• --;;::;•••••••••••••••• 72TOYOTA 'G7 8eetle.NICE! weekends. 70 X R ·7, P /S , P/8, Pleau. $985 CH.-rolet 9920 AM /F M stereo. Orig. Porsche 9750 Witb cllbover c<1mper . 640·5326 9--12am ,..~--F~~;:..,._, __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ownr, gd. cond. 836·9081., t l3305S ). Dir. ~lan y -li'M••s COMMBl. 1_548_·6_'1_4_4 _____ _ more to choose from. 69. VW Bui;. Good. Cond. & '73 Porsche Need reliable party 10 ~.l ean_.. /\m /Fm , Nu CHEVROLET Dodge tt35 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 911 Tnrnn mak e s mall monthly _11rt:.s.::ii;l275 545--6141 SALES &SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-payment.s. Coll Cr. M1:r .. 56 V\Y . rl:!Ct!nl eng, tirc.s.1~"*~""'~,;,;,, 2121 Hart.r m.-d. 72 DODGE Beautiful black in & out.· at647·0873. top, paint. Classic! Make luick 9910 COSTA MESA C= s id e. .A i\1 /Jo'rit 8·trac k -;;;;;;;~iiii;;;o;;;~o;;;;;;;;;;;,, 546 ... 1200 $If s tert..'O radio. air. 5·.s pd. ~ offer . Eves. 64S.39tl8 ••••••••••••••?••••••• -'73 Regal. l>rk brwn/tan Automatic transmission, •'P"'" •lloy vohet·ls. li e * • * * ''UNE B VW '68 IMPALA 2 , __ ID .. . .,. ug~y. new landau Air 'cood P /s • . ..._ ' power steering, air con· (736 ~1ZR )$9995. Rehab)e party to make eng. top&s idecurtains, P /b Am radio§ btr' 327V8,white,airc0od.,a ditioning c2l9EQS). Dir. Jim SlernonS small pymnts. '70Toyotu great summer car. $lSOO F • h 1 ia2as · good running, solid c1:1r. Many more .l.o cbooae I orts ~l::ss~~~) c~~~fio~ 646·8S59 ~.~.~ Pri~ ~-aft 8 Pvt. party. 64-M..lSS after from. Need reliable par-mp Di r . as k for Jerry Wkdays. ti -5~'~30"-"p~.m=·------1 ty to make small mon· 833-9300 Hasson Volvo 9772 . · 1973Montecarto:Rullli thly payments. Clll Cr. '74 PORSCl-IE 914 . tond . SSGOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 Centunon, convert. ereat, crunched fender. ~;M~g';·~·~t;;;M;7;;·~08;;73.;io~· ;;;;;;;;;; xl nt ~ SPECIAL p/w, p/s , am/Cm.stereo, New brakes and.shocks. cruise control. mags, S2450 673-8833 new radials. A. cream •• 111. S81 -7299 aft.5. '68 911. perfl!ct l'Ond. l·las Yolkswaqen 9770 C\"e rylhing. $-l.900. Cail ••••••••••••••••••••••• 530 -6925. 827·0.109. Rolls Royce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROLLS-ROYCE 2:Ml.11thSt. COSTA MESA 546-44« Cl05ED SUNDAYS REPAIRS-SERVICE EXCHANGE & REBUILDS BROOKLYN BUG CO. Estimates 548·9141 68 VW, recently rcblt, nu tires, tape deck. make of. fer. 675-9678. Classic ·56 Ghia. lia d trans. Good engine. $325 673·8789 after 6 Prit Toyota 9765 'ti8 Bug, reblt 1600 eng . •••••••••••••••••••••••1 Radial tire~. ~g whls, Save $200· "61:1 Toyota. 4 Dr. xi. cond. $1000. 645-9151 Needs eng work. $550 or VW Pa rts & work, en~ine. bestorr.96<).13'74 _ tran s, he ads. ca ses. 1970 Toyota Mark II, 2 dr. Ust!d . rt!bullt or l!X · auto air xlnt cond. changed. Tune-Ups S2Q. 846-2674. ' Parts. oil & valve adjust· inent. Sleve, 556-9306. "70 .• 4 W hi dri\·e. Land 'Gruiser St. W.agoo .. $2700. ·ss VW Van. Xtnt inside & Will t.ak:e older trade. oul. Creal en~. & 11rcs. Call 493·3644 ___ Pri. pty. 546·1114:!.__ 9720 Datsun 9720 1971 AMC SPO!ITAIOUT Volvo SALEI. purl ? $3500 n,m. C•ll before 6pm 545-"1139 or Be al price incre as e. wknds 581·1732. Super slock. All models Priced to Sell. Overseas "62 SKYLARK P/S. A/C, Delivery Speeialists xlnt. cond. $400. or best D l • offer. 963-3724 aft. 5PM • W\ WrtA· Cadillac 9915 VOLVO ······.;·;~~;:~······ i DE VIL1.E 19b6 Horbor ( M 6.46 9303 ' Vinyl lop, ljlpestry in· lerior, full power. fac- tory air conditioning, tilt steering wheel, AM /FM stereo. etc. Super clean. (923ACL 1 ORAHGE COUHTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange 'County! HUY ur LEA.SE DfRECT ~!~ 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 $2395 1975 C:.idillat· CdV. only 2000 mi_ L o ad e d ! Firl·mis t paint. S~cial roof. Listed $10,lOO·wlll .sell for $8195 . 237 1\110. Pl-I : ~·5, 64 5·11!22 ; Eve.s tWknd.s 673·1:1~. 72 CHEVY Mo•aC~ $16 .. Reliable party lO make small pymnt.s, '68 Dodge Monaco, clean, r uns good. 847·6029. u k for Jerry Hasson, Dir . * 111 111 111 VS , automatic transmi.ssion. power steerina:. (416EIGI. Dlr.i..,.~~'!"'.~~~~'!"~ Many more to choose!· . . from . Need reliable par-72 Dart, Lo. M1. Tip Top ty to make small mon· Cond. Red. P /S, P /B. thly payments. Call Cr,. Best Offer. 496-1208 _M-"'g~'~· ·~·~·~·~7·_087"-3'-~--I '71 DART, Aff. Radio. "63 Chev. Impala. Good 24,000 mi. 548-7482 01· t' n g . B .o d y fa i r . _648 __ ·2022 _______ _ Suspension needs minor work. $375.hest offer. 673-8454 '71 Dodge Crestwood Wgn. 9 pass, top r ack, full pwr/air. Xlnt cond. ·74 Monte Carlo w/air. $1995.892-3572. Good cond. Take over FWd tt40 lease or buy. 962-4670 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----1"66 C/S WAGON, P /5, 74 Chevy Luv Truck. blue P /8 , Air. runs great . w /shell. Mu.st Sell! $2995, $475. 6f2-1327 Catl.&·9pm~ Ir, t •'73 CRAN' TORI~O. '65 BEL Al R, xlnt mcch.. P JS. P /B, A/T, A/C, xlnt & body.' Sucrifice·Bea ~-$28ff58l-Gl5 I Offer! 499-2976. , ,. -Ford 1973GalaxieSOO. Ex· 74 MONTE CARLO, take ec Cond. a t.c p/s. clean. over lease/sale. Clsd 642·7987or&t2-8680. 838·5832 '71 VOLVO 1800 COUPE 4 s peed lransmis .siun, ovt!rdrivc, AM /FM radio. (933DDW ) 72 COU l~t..: De Ville. fully end, no oblig. "I'll pay , . equip 'd . Gold w/white transfer fec."Lo.Mi.full 70 LTD Sqw re Wgn. 10 X C d SJ 500 power. 644·82.ll her. s, pass. Loaded. Lo miles. top, Int on . , . $1 100 54.6-8672 Pvl. Ply. Days: 640·8150, ,:64~0::·S'.!;786~a~f~l ._:S'.:_. ----1='°' =·=:.::::.:.:. __ _ $4388 E\·es : 640-1567 CHERR Y '70 Chevelle '69 LTD Brougham. Full "GJ Cad. CdV. Runs fine: 50.000 orig. mi. Con:1P power. s t ereo, a ir. Dlll01lll11~l White /red leather tnt . rebl t -beauty! $1400. Sharp! $1090 or best of. " """ UUW Xlnttires $350.642·7~ 673-3235 fer. P.P .496·1866. ~ '72 LUV w /shell "at carpel· '66 Ford Custom500, 4DR. ~ V. Ql VQ Have s~.m~1h1ng you want ing. AM /FM, new tires. Runs great, looks bad, to sell . Class1f1ed ads do S uper clea n . $2 ,SSO. orig owner. Fae air, a /l, 1966 Ho1bo• CM 646 9303 it ~·ell _ 536-8010 p/s, r/h. $350968--5710. Che•rolet 9920 Che-vrolet 't920 Chevrolet 9920 Che.-rolet 9'i20 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IT'S HERE! Chevrolet's dressy new-fun-to-drive small car. • wheel drive. suoer clean. UCP .039 Aulomalic. radio, healer, super sharp. TW R·996 Wagon, 3 speed, air, economy. 96.S.BST 1972 TOYOTA CARINA 2 door, aufomctlic. rcld io, heater . 909·GIN 1974 MUSTANG II Hatcilback, automatic, rctdio, neater. super sharp. 91 ... JJA 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA Radio, healer. factory air. lil<P. new. XOA1.S4 11 DATSUN PICKUPS To Choose From Some With Campers 1970 NOVA 2 DOOll Automatic. chrome wheels. ZWC65.4 $1395 1969 LINCOLN CONT. • dOor. full power, air, vinyl top. XIH-949 $1295 All prices plus tax & lie. Prices good thru 5/12n5 1 . . ' ' Now there's an elegiant small car, and we've got It! It's lhe dressy new tun-to-drive Monza Towne .Coupe with formal vinyl roof and large opera windows standard! So comfortable, too, with deep bucket seats up front and cut·plle carpeting all through. Come In a~ sea this elegant new way 10 go places today! RD-·. l • I . MY DAD SEZ •• • • • ~·-~!~ ...• ~ ...... u.... .... UMd ........ u .. c1 ...... Used Allfot, Mew 9100 I Ford •••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... : •• : ... , !!,40 ot•MObtle 9955 l"lyMouM. 9960 ....._ 9965 Pontiac 9965 . ' I ' f ~· t •tt\fitett t t t t t .. ttt tte t tttttttttttttttttt tttt ttttttt ttttt tttt teettt ttltft t ttt ttteeeeeeeeee 1~ ~·1•mall•V.a.•uto1 .2 Sale1 ~odServtce m• pJymouth Duster, ex· 1974 Cuatom Vent~•. red, 'f2 Oran Ville, air, power, ' o~ne QI r:!i ~ q:U. ~ ,:OlDS~ILI ceUeat condJUon, loaded. di.le brk1, 1lr cond, P/a, vlnyl hardtop. Private or w'fJlfit:.Olt•«rid.. ~· •MC'f'IUC.l(S Ta~e over payments. auto, am /fm radio. party.$1 ,700.842-5851 M1-677s ' ~t'lf. de HOMD.4.CAIS MB-9"3. u .ooo ml. moo or belt •'71 Fireblrd Esprit. w • 1 ~ U"' Jiu ftU... 0 '!"d· 960·Zl92 e\l'es or Loaded. MUST SELL Dll l'QJ\D RANN",,..no. 2 Y:n~...,... 'oMfac 9965 w n 1· this wknd! S24.50Jorr. llSOor~stotcer. ......~ •• ~ ar Blv~ •••••••••••·~··•••••••• '68 FB reblt a· .. -lra"• ~ ... i; .. ;;i;"~ob. i;dl-'97ci FIRE SALEI * ~i.5 * .....,_, ,..esa · ,,...... ._, · '73 flREBIRO P /1, R /H, runs gre1t. lrd '11 LTD. Radliti tires Finest Olds b u ilt· • (714 )968·4628.WSP4lt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, all power, till Toronado '73. Green. , FORMULA 40Q '1!~8.ird, loaded. A.king w h e e I , J 0 a de d , white landau root. Full _,,,,,, Sweetheart. l Owner. powr. Nu tira. Clean! 4 ·apeed tranamls1lon, Must See! $1900/ make $8000 cost /wilt sen !o AM /l''M stereo, air COO· offer. 833·9305 Pvt. Ply. ~-956-7813. diUonln1. power .steer· 73 LTD, 10 Plllll Wagon, Pinto 9957 Ing. (318HOY> AJr, P /B, P /S, lug r1iCk, •:••••••••••••••••••••• $3388 ... ...,, '6.5, 69,000 rni. Has most . power, air, steal belta, in beautiful shape, closest to $9.50. 499.2312. CLEARANCE .$ 24,000 ml. J Ownr. Super 72 Pinto. Air, Xlnt cond . clean. 675-6200orb"'75·3008 Like new 1nt. $18.50. fjeGI\ LAl,,.:I TO BUY ANY NEW Vega 9974 eves. 64.5-9120 ask for Jamie. U.U"' . PONTIAC IN STOCK f" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Example : '72 RUNABOUT, Super ·~· . lrG11dMew 1975 **** 1975 CORDOBA 54LE PRICED IHCLUDIHG CHRTSLERS CLINCHER 12 MO. w,..,.. Llwcoht 9945 E conomical, 2000cc . '.· VOLVO Grand•Prix Reliable party lo make ••••••••••••••••••••••• engine,' &pd, deluxe in· • 1165875 1 s mall pymnt&,, '72 '74 CON'l'INENTAL ~;:;'.~7~ new tires. $1600. 1 ~66 .Hnth.or. CM. 64~ 9;JOJ , NO $1417 5 Ve ga, (397J FH) 4 spd, lo 4 ~r, Jouded, sunroof, CASI!~ mi. 47,490. A/C. 847.fi029 Pn.Ply.838-8683 Plymouth 9960 '69PontiacTempest350.3 DOWNP MO. ask for Jerry llasson, 99 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd trans. Top cond. ! Immediate Delivery Dir. Mercury 50 $9SO. 979-1612/830-7843 aft 48 mos. 54979 full price ... * ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATLAS 6. in c l . T&L . $6 804 •es Mercury. A·l oond . lc.,-3-.,-P-o-nt-,-la_c_G,_,-an-d~A-M~.-l d c ferred pmt. price Low mi. P tb, P /s, air Clarviler.IPlvJna.Mt burgundy, 4 dr., sport incl.1'&L & all carrying cood . Auto. $1200. Open !>aily'&&in.'t.illO whls, A/C, P /S, P /B, charges on approved 546-9003 PM stereo. $37.50. 644-6900 credit. A.P .R. l6.24c;, 18 Mere. lG P~ ;wagon. air & power'. Clean. $555, 29291-larborBlvd., -"K"l~'"~·-------1 Costa Mesa S48·28QEI. ~ Mustang t952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 MUSTANG Coupe. Air conditioning, automatic transmission, radio, h e ater , power steeri n~. (YS~l4 ) 546-1934 71 PLTMOUlH CustomSut:iwa $1288 V s'·, <t u t o m a t I c transmissioJf'","i power steering, air condition- ing. (577897) Dir. Many more to choose from. $1588 Need <eHabl0, party to make s mall monthly 1\llflll lll,n:a payments. Call Cr. Mgr . • \Vift..' UULO at847·0873. . . '7l: ROADRUNNER 340, VOLVO ..-,, • .,, ctean: headen. . Arr, mags, many xtras. 1966 Hu1bor C:M· 646 9JOJ $1750. &46·~aft. 1 p.m. '72 Mus tang Mach I. '67 BARRACUDA Many power ilems +el(-Fastback, A/C, P /S, t ras. Auto. A·l cond. Afr, bucket j'eats. Orig. $.1100. 546·1N.NJ3. owner. $795. 6"2·9368 1 5 Mu s t a n g 2 + 2 Jo~AMILY TRIP CAR '73 Fastback, rebl.t eng. nu J>lyffi . Wagon, 9 piss., brakes, nu tires, gd . a ir & power.· Extremely cond. $750 /ofr.846-1852. clean. Moderately low Mada m i les . $2795. Days, 5J2-6558or Eves,494·7633 1948-Sedan, tdr,'$300 or best offer. 645·5855 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 1480 HAR.SOR BLVD Co,ta Mf'\O '74 GT WGN. AM /FM t>tereo. Cust. int, pvt.pty. $2,400. or best .. 492-8S83 aft 6 '71 GT HatChba:ck. Great milage. A sound invest· ment, in Xlnt cond. Cafi for details . 642-2475. SAIES & SERVICE ~~ _.<i ••• 1n South•···-c~aul. •· I•' ". ,, Only at Mlra~le Mazda $500 Cash Rebate On Any New '75 Rotary Mazda ,Sedan, Wa9on or Hardtop!. ' There's never been a better time td·. buy Mazda. You'll get a hmmmdinger of a deal from us - and $500 cash back wnen'YOu buy any new 1974 or 197~ rotary-iirlglne car. And, you can use, your rebate lowar<l the down payment If you want. Come in for a test drive. One tough engine. One tough car. One hmmmdlnger of a , deal. Good thru May 31, 1975. znd in THE . ATIO . WE ARE PROUD OF OUR.OUTSTANDING RECORD WITH THIS OUTSTANDING CAR! ' Before YOU buy COMPARE OUR SAVINGS AND INSPECT OUR COMPLETE HONDA SERV•CE FACILITIES _;;NEW 1975 HONDA Ciwic ' ILES PER GALLO \ • -· I I '• j • \ -' THANK YOU FOR MAKING. HUNTINGTON" BEACH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH THE NUMBER ONE VOLUME DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY AGA-1.N VOLUME M~NS SAVINGS. IOI YOU 'PIUI Tu & ~a DMler Prwp, llANDNEW '75 DUSTER ~= FACTOIY STICKEi •3,640 DISCOUNT 445 SALE PRICE 3, 195 200 4 WHEEL DRIVE LIST PllCE •7,002 DISCOUNT $ l ,502 ~ :=:."'.:..:'~ $ s· .. ,, OMllll· lachomelff. hind """'"· '°'' "" """": ' YOUR toiie pain!, power 5lftf1ng, ~dc~eod wheels, anti-spin. PRICE 500 • f REBA·TES ARE BACK . . . CASH REBATE ....... .,.ar_ . TO YOU FROM CHRYSLER MOTORS ON ANY NEW VAUANT • DUmR • SCAA4P OR PLYMOUTJI VAN IN STocK-THRU IMY 31st • * THE CLINCHER * lllAND NEW 1975 CORDOBA Air conditioning, tinted glass, landau roof, radio, auto. trans., body side stripes, wide wf'letl covers. radial whitewalls, PoWer steering & dsc brakes. ( SS22·JSR ·26«>69) 0 0 FIKANCING AYAl-LABLE ON ANY CAR IN STOCK ON\APP~OVAL OF YOUR GOOD CREDIT. -.. . - • • llADY fOI YOU ,.., ,,. FACTOIY STICKEi •7,41,,2 DISCOUNT $1,617 ' IRVINE WEEK OF MAY 11 -MAY 17 I . AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee, Inc. 12~4, S. Main St .. Santo Ana 547-5826 ' Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St., Santo Ana 835-3171 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2t:lYJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Ch evrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 ) DATSUN " Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd, Huntington Beach 842-7781 \ ' Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 I Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd , West minster 636-401 0 ... ld!GI · Upiversity Oldsmobi le 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 54().9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd., Huntingt on Beach 842-8844 John son & Son L i ncoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa ~5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana 547-0511 MAZDA ' Jim Pa.nos Mazda • 2001 South Manchester, Anaheim I 750-2141 I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Bivd., Co~ta Mesa 54().9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-Bpl 7 TO YO TA Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa · &46-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd .. Huntiogt on Beach I 847.SSSS VW -PORSCHE·AUDI Chick Iverson . Inc: 445,E. Coast Hwy. Newµort Beach 673.()q()() VOLVO Dean Lewis tmpc)rts 1960 Harbor Blvd., G:osto Mesa o4b-9303 • -.i ' 75 i ' I \ TV !PORT! HIOHl/01/T! SUNDAY, MAY 11 lO:OOAM 6 @ ~CBS Sports Spectacular "Mixed Doubles Tennis Clesslc" Billie Jean King and Tony Trabert vs. Wendy Overton and Sven Davidson. R 9 Ci) ~ Wortd Championship Tennis Coverage of the STnglis finals from Dallas, Texas. 10:g Ii 8'...,_11 Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. 12:00 I (]) NBA Bask~l~hamplonshlp Series 1. (j)~_ NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Play-Offs. 1:30 f'J ) Byron Nelson Golf Classic live coverage of the ffilal round o play. ~:30 fJ '(Qt CJ)) Cl) Wor1d Invitational Tennis Classic "Women's ~ngles''t'.vonne Goolagong vs. Chris Evert. TUESDAY, MAY 13 6:00PM 8 crn Cl) NBA Basketbal~hampionshlp Series 8:00 ([) ff BA BasketbaU-Champlonship Series FRIDAY, MAY 16 6:00PM IJ @ CIJ NBA Basketbal~hampionshlp Series fJ CSliJrCl) I IP1£1A t Wor1d Championship Huvywel&ht Fleht Muhammed Ali defends his title against Ron Lyle of Denver. Colo. 8:00 6 KNXT Special "Days of the Champions" SATURDAY, MAY 17 lO:OOAM IWomen's Pro Tennis Tournament 11:00 0 (1) {lg Major luJue Baseball 2:00Pll (ill Cl)(]) Triple Crown of Hone Racln1 "The Preakness" The ·100th running of the $150,QOO--Added Preakness at l ·and· 3/.16th·mlle form· ear·olds carrying 126 pounds. 2:30 Pie 1r 1'ick eRtehampionships From Pullman, Wash. 19 Ci) l1Ci Fa Circle Cup Tennis 3:30 (QI Ci)) ()) AJan King Tennis Classic Coverage of the Pro· lebrity tournament from Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 8Ar11•1 Baseball California Angels vs. Baltimore Orioles. 5:00 (Qi (j)) (]) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports TV 1~r Evening Movies 7:00 1:00 8:30 10:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 7:30 &:00 &:30 9:00 7:30 8:00 7:30 &:00 9:30 7:00 8:00 1;30 1:00 10:00 SUNDAY, MAY 11 9 $C) "Crack In the Wot1d" (acl·fl) '65--Dana Andrews, J•nette Scott. 11 'The C.lne Mutiny" (dr•) '54 -Humphrey Bo1art. Jose Ferrer, V•n Johnson. 7 (29 I ) 3 (Cl "Hlchofas & Alexandra" Concl. (dra) '71-Mlchnl Jay· aton, Janet Suzm•n, Hury Andrew.. Jack Hawkins. t (C) ''The Seem War of H•ny FtW' (com) '67--"•ul N-m•n, Sylva Kosclna, Andrew Dugan. MONDAY, MAY 12 I "f"tttaburah" (dr•l '42--John Wayne, M•rlen• Dietrich. 5 "Wiii .. Whc:l'I Doctor" (adv) '53 -Su .. n H•ywud, Robert Mitchum. 4 23 6 10 (C) "lklc:k & tM .. , .. c:Mr" (dr•) '72-Sldney Poitier, Harry Belatonte, Ruby Dee. TUUDAY, MAY 13 9 (C) "Donovan'• Reef" (com) '63 -John Wayne, Dorothy Lamour, L•• M•rvln, Ellzebeth Allen. 5 (C) ''The frozen 0.114" (dra) '67-0ane Andrews, Ann• Polk. 4 23 6 10 (C) ''TIM Execution of .. rtvat. Slovlk" (dre) '73 -Martin ShHn, Ned Beatty, Marlclare Costello, Gary Buaey. 7 (29 8) a (Cl "The '1rst 36 H041rs of Dr. Durant" (dre) '75 -Scott H)'lenda, uwrence Presame.~1 . Katherine Helmond, Alex Henteloff. 17 3 (C) '?ape's Dellcat. Condmon" (com) '65--Jackle Gleaaon. WEDNESDAY MAY 14 I (C) ''The HellflaM9n" (dra) 169 -Jqbn Wayne, Katharine Rosa, Jim Hutton. 5 CC>· "City Beneath the Sea" (acl·fl) '70 -Robert Wacner. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) Hl"remlae Him Anyttllnc" (com) '74 -Eddie Albert. Frederick Forrest, Mee Foster, Wllllam Sc.hallert, Tom E-11. 10 (C) "This f"ropert)' Is Condemned" (dre) '66 -Natelle Wood, Robert Redford. THURSDAY, MAY 15 9 "OiMratlon hclfk" (dra) '51 -John Wayne, P•trlcle NHI. 5 "Th• Shuttered R~" (dra) '67 -Gia Youn1. Carol Lynley. FRIDAY, MAY 16 I (C) "Blood Alley" (dra) '55 -John Wayne Lauren Bacall. 5 •rtwo on A Qulllotlne" (hor) '65 -Connie Stevena Dean Jonea. 7 (C) "Tony Rome" (dra) '67 -Frenk Sinetra, Jiii St. John, Richard Conte. 17 3 (C) "Sanch of Kalehart" (adv) '65 -Stuart Whitman. SATURDAY, MAY 17 I (C) "Sam Whtskey'' (wea) '69 -Burt Reynolds, Cllnt Welker, An1I• blcklnaon. 5 (C) "TIM Frozen DNct" (dra) '67 -Dene Andt.wa, Anne Polk. 7 (2' I) 3 (C) "Duel In the Sun" (dra) '64 -Jennifer Jonea, Gre1ory Peck, Jo .. f h Cotten. 4 23 6 10 (C ''TIM Greet &c.pe" Part I (dra) '63 -Steve McQueen, Jemea Gerner, Richard Attenborouan, Chertea Bronson. 5 ''TIM I~• Rey" (mys) '36 -!Joris Karloff, Bela Lu1o•I. THE OAILV PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 Bonded & Licensed Contractor #280201 BUY NOW AND SAVE! SWIM BEFORE JUNE I DIVING IOAID IMClUDED WITH ALL POOLS CALL MOW FOR A IETIER FASTER JOI AT LOWER COST 17141 586-4562 FREE ESTIMATE-7 DAYS A WEB $3,100.00 to SI 0,000.00 + CUSTOM QUALITY POOLS ........................... ......... __ .__,_,..,. .,_ ................ ...._.. .... ..._ ........... , ... _ .......... .., .. -..... .. ...... _ ....... ......, .. ....... ..... .. -~,.,..... 1""_..__ ..... _ ... ..................... -.. 3530 DURFEE A VE. PICO RIVERA, CALIF. Comedy star Alan Kine will join with an all-star roster of celeb- rities and such great tennis pros •• Arthur A.she for the "Alan KJn1 Tennis Classic" from Caesars Palace, las Veen, Nevada, • Saturday (M•y 17, 3:3o-5:00PM) •nd Sunday (May 18, 4:00. 6:00PM) on ABC. ABC Sports wlll cover the seml·ftnals and final action as 32 of the worfd'• best profession•!~ compete In this colorful $150,000 classlc. Pa1e 3 \ I kOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: MAY UM (P.M.) ' a:00 law .., t11t 70I <C> J:JO ~ ltf tlte '70a (C) 4:00 Llw'ftf tllt '70a (C) 4:30 Ma1t 1IMI favlrHIMllt (C) ~Ma11111dbvlrtMttttt l;JO s,.dll: (C) (PBS) •:ao !pedal: (C) (PBS) 1:00 .... hit (C) (PBS) 7:30 FICU of Autu111n (C) (KOCE) 1:00 lntttutloMI Altlia1tlH Fllth1I (C) (PBS) 8:30 Ill Ptrfor1111nce It Wolf ·Trip (C) (PBS) t :JO A rtece for ne S.ry (C) (PBS) SUNDAY: MAY llttl (P.M.) 3:00 Yo11 with Mldelln, (C) (KOCE) 3:30 Yot1 wltll Mldtllltt (C) (KOCE) 4:00 )lulk Preltd (C) (PBS) 4:30 n.tatn ln America (C) (PBS) , 1:00 lnteffact (C) (PBS) 6:30 Frylq PIM Wat (C) (PTL) 7:00 F..ai.a 8ood (C) (CTW) 1:JO Yelin' Plptflne (C) (KOCEi 1:00 • M.,.,., Jotlrul: llltlrutioft· II R.,.rt (C) 1:00 The Wtlthtf (C) (PTL) t:JO Ftcu1: On1tlt ~1tty (C) (KOCE) MONDAY: MAY lZttl (P.M.) 12:00 ScMel INatrtct News (C) (KOCE) U :lO M1stefplea T .... tn (C) (PBS) 1:10 ltilldt/Out (C) 1:25 Md fldlfJ (C) 1:40 TI•• t. Orn (C) 2:00 Electric Ct•lll., (C) (CTW) ?:JO lie llue M1rtlM (C) (NET) 3:00 llw for the '70s (C) 3:30 .... IN Eavtrottllltllt (C) 4:00 Makl1tl Thlqa lrw (C) 4:30 Otdrlc Cetltpa., (C) (CTW) 5:00 S-1tt Strait (C) (CTW) f :00 law ftf UM '70. (C) ' 6:JO Yte1 with Mldtthtt (C) (KOCE) 7:00 w ..... (C) (PBS) 1:30 Focus: On1t1t CoUlttr (C) (KOCE) 1.-00 Anbt 11M1 lllMfla (C) (PBS) t:JO Nevi (C) (PBS) t:30 tfttffece (C) (PBS) TUESDAY: MAY UU. (P.lit.) 12:00 Sdlotl Diltrid ..... (C) (KOCE) 12:10 , ...... 8ood (C) (CTW) 12:40 Thia II My LAM (C) (KOC[) 1:10 C..••ltltJ .. Uwlftl Thllls (C) 1:30 Tl .. " Orn (C) 1:45 Matll Fldlfy (C) Z:OO Oectric Co•PlllJ (C) (CTW) 2:JO Clm1Cel11M111 (C) (PBS) 3:00 l'llJ In.ct wttt. tllt (Jperta (C) a:30 M ..... ni.o ... (C) (PTL) 4:00 Y ... with MadtllM (C) (KOC[) 4:JO Dtctrlc C..Pllf (~) (CTW) 5:00 SKl .. t Street (C) (CTW) 1:00 Ill llut ........ (C) (NET) l:JO M11 11td EIWlru111111t (C) 7:00 TM WIJ It Wu (C) (PBS) 7:JO Ftca of Atrtu11n (C) (KOCE) 1:00 Sptdll: (C) (~S) 9:00 Spedel: (C) (ruS) 10:00 Clllferltll Jourul (C) (PBS) wtl*mAY! MAY l41tt (P.fll) 12:00 ScMef Dlltrtct ..... (C) (ftOCE) 12:10 Arabs aM 1 ..... 11 (C) (PBS) Paae 4 12:40 ,_ the ..... (C) 1:10 Matlt fldlfy (C) 1:21 lllillt/M (C) 1:40 C..•--tf LMq Titlftp (C) • 1:00 EJecertc C..pellJ (C) (CTW) 1:30 VIOi Ai1tA (C) (PBS) 3:00 In fer tM '70. (C) 3:30 Mia tnd bvlrN•tllt (C) 4:00 f"8111 P11t1 West (C) (f>tl) 4:30 Eecttlc Co•PlllJ (£) (CTW) 5:00 S..... StrMt (C) (ClW) 1:00 law for the '70. (C) 1:30 Yott wtttt MICttllM (C) (KOCE) 7:00 "'1 lrtt111 with UM Eaperts (C) 7:JO Yottrs' PlpetlH (C) (KOC£) 1:00 M11ttrpltce Tlltatrt (C) (PBS) 9:00 Miiiie Proltd (C) (PBS) 9:30 The Wtlthtr (C) (PTL) THURSDAY: MAY 15th (P.M.) 12:00 Schoel Dtltrid Newa (C) (KOCE). 12:10 Nova (C) (PBS) l :lOn.t te Orn (C) 1:25 Co1111u11tJ of LMnr Thlnaa (C) 1:45 a.aldt/Ollt (C) Z:OO Electric Co1t1pa11J (C) (CTW) 2:30 Ill llMt Marble (C) (NET) 3:00 lllttrutleul Altl1t11tlotl Fnttvll (C) (PBS) 3:30 Fttliq INd (C) (CTW) 4:00 Yt1a wttlt MldttlM (C) (KOC[) 4:30 EJtdrlc C..11111J (C) (CTW) 5:00 s.u .. StrMt (C) (ClW) 1:00 Iott ltat (C) (PBS) 1:30 M11t 11td Envtro1t1Mllt (C) (Ml· (AMI DADE) 7:00 Arlbt and lantlll (C) (PBS) 7:30 PtopleW1td (C) (KOCE) 1:00 hat., It ,, ..... ., (C) (PBS) 9:00 I• hrftnn1nc. at Welt Trep (C) (PBS) FRIDAY: MAY 11th (P.M.) 12:00 Sdloel Dtstrtct Ntwa (C) (KOCE) 12:10 Iii llut Mtrt»le (C) (NET) 12:.40 Clllftf'ltil Jturul (C) (PBS) 1:10 l ...... /Out (C) 1:25 n.. .. Dmr (C) 1:40 C.....itr tf Uvtq Tltlttp (C) 2:00 Eledrtc C..,.llJ (C) (CTW) 1:30 Yllla Altcre (C) (PBS) J:OO law ftt tllt 70I (C) l :30 w_,. (C) (PBS) 4-:00 Pt-, ~p _. tile El'9fta (C) 4:30 Eledrtc c.. .. ., (C) (CTW) 5:00 Stu• Stntt (C) (CTW) 1:00 llw.Cef tllt 70s (C) 1:30 Nova (C) (PBS) 7:30 Orl1tp CouatJ .... (C) (KOC[) 8:00 Ja1ttt Whtt,..,.: TIM M11t WIM'a IMq '• Hiii (C) (P8S) 8:30 The Nltur.lllb (C) (PBS) 9:00 F1riq UM (C) (CTW) SATURDAY: MAY 17th (P.M.) 3:00 law fot the 70s· (C) J:JO law for tM '70a (C) 4:00 law fer tht '70. (C) 4:30 Mia IN EIMMIMllt (C) 5:00 M~ll alMI EnftHttllt .(C) 5:30 Spedal: (C) (PBS) l :JO Sptdll: (C) (PBS) 7:30 flClll ef Aatu1t1t (C) (KOCE) •~oo , ........... , A111..a. rtsttvat (C) (P8S) 1:30 11 ,....,_ .. at Wtff Trap (C) (PSS) • • • \ ' • ~ I ,. ' ' I 1:000 ......... p~ for tflt 70a/Yt1• Wlttt n <9 (J)>Cl>GB 1111ht1 lli11b llFNblr11 GI Dtft11la UM Mt11• at Ptttkelt JultCtio11 Qj700Club 9 GI Uuatlonal fNturta -11:00 t :JO B Clartlltoet Colltqul11111 Mon., V/id., Fri.; Stlpa to ltlralq Tuea.; D~~~-i~....,. .. Mtdll Thura. (g\~ MHeyMUt JturlttJ to vtl'tUrt Ntwa I Dream of J1an111t (]) Cl) di Educatloul F11turn D Not ,., w..... °"" "RtstlU· r1nt Cookln1 for You" 1 Etdrlc Company \1Mlch1tl J1ebon Show 11:30 U (J}) CJ) (JJ Starch for Tomor-lullwlnkle row N ... /Publlc Aff1lr1 ! ~ (]) ~ m lllllk Chtd ~IYTodlr Wed., Fri. <aWf(I) G!) Tht llt Show· : Y!lt fer Health on; Oftt lift to Uvt Thurs. ( (.I)) Mornln1 ColltdJ Time I '"-Luq Show· 7:00 1(1) 9 (1) Newa ~'tr~~ · (]) ~ @D TodlJ Show New Yort Stodl Exdlln&t ( ~")m a) AM Allttrlcl : VHla Atesrt • Davey l COiliUI Ntw Z.O Revue Stoel EJchln11 : St11mt Stntt 7:30 I m c.rtoe .. • TtnntlMI T111tdo '°"' "• Marbt Upd1tt 1:00 I (J) @ Cl) Clptala .. n,., .. Sunup • ll1t11111 Sllltta l Fritttda Titt Fllntltottta 9 C.rtooftl : li011t Yt1l l Frltncla hmtr Pyle 1:30 I TM CalltfJ •o•per Room Mister R•1•rt' Ntlahbothood t:OO 11 (I) Cl) JOWa Wiid . Stal•• street ,;.. ... ~@) m ct I• b r I tr ""ea.., Luft It t. ltlYlf AM lei A111.a.a Jep LI Lan1tt I Lovt Liiey Ytutll ScetM FHturea Ci)) Mlb Do11itas Show StwWhlt'1Ntw , •=JO R I~~ :D·:... of '°'· "'"' I Tlm1ttJ l llult II) Ftlhlm Q,.... Acrtt Murttl Stemts Coelln1 Sltow 10:00 (i7J (I) Cl) Now You Set It Murltl Stevens Cookin& Show . I Cil l19l m "''h Ro11.,. Movie: Set Daytime Movies. F11ture1 odltn-lft.L.aw 8omtr Pyle Stocti £xchln1• ; Eduettlottll Pro&l'llttt · Ntwa/Panorau dtl Ville 10:30 I lHl (]) Ci) Lovt of Uft , @(j)(fi@D Ht'llywood Squ.r" 12:00 f\ f I I f ~ ; ' I I ( ; ' Nottttl .. DillMMHtld Frldurtd F11cbn MIU Doullaf Sltow ca CJJ> Cl) m Paaawon1 9Newa ltvtrtJ Hlllbllln Movie: Stt Daytime Movies. lradltn'• Wortd CI) Noo1t Aff1lr/Jot I tr t tt 1 I (]) Selteraet C.rtoeta ,,...,,.. Ntt fer WtltM Only 12:30 I @ (I) Cl) Al Ult Wor1d Tums @(])®)mD•u or Our Uvn I o. .. AWJ Thottrt ~ ())> rn m Split s.conc1 l11llwlnkl• 1:00 I Im CJJ Tht cuw111 U1ht iivlt: See Daytime Movies. ( Cl)) (I) 9) All My Chll· drttl I To1n1J Hlwtlnt stHlw Malet Ada111 MlrMt Chm•I Eftatloul ,,.,,. •• 1:30 I @(]) Cl) Eda• of Nl&ht . @ (j) !IQ) m Th• Doctors Dlverct Court CC\\~) ~ 9) Lera Make A Dtal;=IA 2llcl A11n111I EmmJ Anrds for Dtytlmt Pro1r1mmln1 Thurs. (90) Monty Hall and Steph· anle Edwards are ~ht hosts tor the awards ceremony which ori&lnates aboard the top deck of 1 Manhat· tan excu!'1ion boat while it cruises on New York's Hudson River. 2:00 I @ Cl) (i) Ptlct la Rl&ht ID (j) ~ m Another Wor1d Dtaler'1 Choice ca CIJ> Cl) m i10,ooo Pyrl· mid Except Thurs. tl)lttSUrt Z:JO R (ll) Cl) Cl) Match Game '75 mNews . tta ma u r nd ht ies. hil· (i)Dll•MCIHtM D (9 Cl)) (}) Q) OM LI ft to UV. Elcept Thurs. m len Hulltar lntarvlnn/fublrn fll) Yo1a tor Htalttl 3:00 I@ ()) TatUttales ms. ... rset Oalt l Hlnlet P Cartoons <9&> (]) m hneral Hoa· (I) Dinah! c:J ~ ~ (j) Movie: Set Daytime Movies. I MJ Favortte Martian NannJ l die Profta0t ltvtrty Hlllbillln Features J:30 11 Dlub! ~ IJ Moiie: Set Daytime Movies. MIU DouO-s Show Sammy Da- v s Jr. and Freddie Prinze co·host. Tiii Rlfteu1t Hecal'aHtrMs n. .. ...... m .... ?.eo 1tmte Milam Fa•lfJ Cl)) ColHdJ Classics Vita Alter• • Miu Dou,W Show Murlef Stevtns Cookl111 Show 4:00 I Flthet bows lest U>,•=.:-aub , ......... .. 111 be your ~y Fndoy oohost tlus week Jam tvhke and me and Tony C\artis, Lord Snowdon. Devid Frye, Vikla Wr, Sally Struthers and Abbe Eban I(]) Teny l Hie Frt.Ma • Nuestr.Me1lce Tiie Almt.ntt Sesame StrMt t!Eft1tur11 lli!JWOCMI Movlt Clallks 4:30 Cueuword House of Frl1lltudel1 Stir Trek Buis l His luclclln Speed Racet Robin Hood Rtvlstl Ft ... nlu labull ( (i)) Stir Trek · SUbt Pt!-Jo s:oo OU~tBNewt The Ill Valley 9 I Ltvt lAl(J The Aven1111 Mickey Mouse Club Sew What's New Merv Criffilt Show : r R.,.,... IWlllNftloocl • featura Mluien: l•poaible 5:30 0 ell @ CV <9 (I)) News eo-Pyle Hep1t's Heroes Tiie flJitl Nun hnltl leoM Room 222 ; VIiia Alec,. Sill , ... .,. • • Tmel F111111 Underdol THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 197~ N j~I SMALL CAR IXPIRTS". FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS "ISONALIDD UASING -ALL MAKES & MODRS A llllE SELECTIOll Of USED CMS 842-7781 540-0442 Serving _Af/ B eac/, dtie~ S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY. 11835 IEACH BLVD. (H•ghwor 39) HUNTINGTON IEACH t vesme to cohost on 1.iesday and Thursday J0tn Mike and me and Jack Albertson Karen Valentine. Dlaharm Ouroll. Lows Nye, Betty White and Allen Ludden Pa1e 5 SUNDAY MAY 11 r.1 () I\ ~J I N C 6:00 0 V1rlttJ C1ub Telethon 'contin· ues to 6PM. Monty Hall is host. m Tiit Bible All9'ffB/Chrlstophera 7:00 U.S. of Archie The Jetsons Thunderbirds Peopl1'1 Forum J1bbtrwocky (i) This la the Ufe W.rren Robtrts 7:30 Baller'• Com ets ' GO! Ultn Min Voice of Victory lnal1ht on Rell1lon £Jement1ry NeWJ Ntws/Publlc Affairs @ Rea Humbard 7:45 (I) With This Rine @ Cl) Sacred Hur1 ner T ennls Rench in Scottsd1le, Arizona. Ci) Accion de 11 Comunl41d/Men· tel Hulth CJ Q) @ l19J m Wortd C h I m· pionafllp Tennis Cover111 of the sln&les finals from Dallas, Texas, with a first prize of $60,000. Rul Estate Open House Doml1110 W•llr's Worbhop • Herald of Truth Dodier Du1out/W11m·Up Cieor11 & Oline lv17 ( (j)) Comed1 Classics • Esta Es 11 Vid1 10:30 0 (~ (j)) Ci) Cf) Kora: 70,000 8.C. i 1V a looks I t l11mln1 Filth for T od11 Dodier 81seb1ll Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. I Church With A Vision The Humanist P1ntlll1 Dominicel 11:00 0 Vulety Club Telethon Contin- ues to 6f'M. Ci) Home Buyer's Gulde 0 (~ (!)) CV m Ghost Ch1 .. rs I lntem1tion1I Hour Shalom Today Church In the Home Fint Blptist Church 1:00 I Dusty's TrHhouse Voice of Airkulture • Serendipity V1ri«ty Club Telethon ues to 6PM. I A111Uln1 Prophecies lool Up I live Conlin· 11:30 0 (~ (j)) (1J Cf) Malle A Wlafl Today's words are "Cap" and "Arch." On location in East St. Lou- is, Illinois, viewers visit what must Johnny llrton Show . @ CV @ Old Tlme G os p e I Hour m Wond1ram1 Q) SouJ1 Harbor Uchttiousa 1:30 Limp Unto' My Feet D•y of Oltcovery • The Chrlstophers Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show It la Written let There It Ulfrt Mfftlnc Time It Cltvuy m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) Ii) ~ Ci) Kathryn Kuhlman (~(()ff own Hill M1etin1 9:00 I Loot.Up ind Un 3 @ @ Ru Humbard Ch1llt1111 Mr Sermon Campus Profile ''VlewPoint on PMrition" l(j) Q) @ Oral Roberts It Is Written Day of Miracles The People Show ) Dey of Dlscnery f0t Today 9:30 I Camera Thrtt • lfOl m Meet the Preas Variety Club Telethon Conlin· ues to 6PM. Sunrise Wey 8 I Btflevt In Mlr1det • Am11tn1 hophecln Gospel Hour ~llllef• Comets First llptltt Church ( ) llnimy SW•u•rt Show Muslct y P1l1bn1 10:00 1J @ (}) CBS S,Orts $tMCballlr "Mh1td Doubles Ttnnls·-Cluslc" Bil· lie Jean Kina and Tony Trabert take the cour1 111inst Wendy Overton ind Sven Davidson in the openln& round 1ctlon from the John Gardi· P~gf' 6 be the most ancient capital city in the United Stites-Cahokia Mounds, an archaeoloaical site where a tribe of 40,000 Indians are said to have lived in the first true American city. 0 liloril Grey's Pet Haven A ~ T F R r~ 0 0 N 12:00 iJ@ (}) (j) NBA l11Utb1ll - Ch1~lonlhlp Serles 00 W lnsi&ht Ci) Movie: Nfhe Green Licht" (adv) '37-Errol Flynn, Anita Louise. 0 Dltedlons "The Church & Hu· man Sexuality" Part I of a two-part series about an extraordinary devil· opment in church history-a joint medical/theoloaical under11kln1 to explore the relationship between hu· man sexuality and the ability to love and perceive God. filmed 11 the University of Minnesota and hosted by Bill Buetel. 1Sher1odl Holmes Theatre True Adventllfe Mideast Anetylil 1 ( (j)) Anlni1I World 12:30 CV <~ Cl)> m Direction~ 0 Variety Club Telethon Contin- ues to 6PM. I Issues & Answers Sprint Strtet USA Sunday Celebration 'Public Service 1:00 00 (~ (])) Cf) Issues & Answers a QJ Ci) @) m NHL H 0 c"' y Stanley Cup Play.Offs. 0 C.me Alo111 m Movie: ''Whlstflna In Dille'' (mus) '43-Red Skeleton, Ann Ruth· erford, Ii) M o v I e : (C) "lnvMter From Mars" (SCl·fi) '53 -Arthur Franz. Helene Carter. 1:-IO (i) Combat THE DAILY PI LO T, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 0 (Qi) (j)) CJ) Cf) Byron NtllOft ~ Uttlt Ratcala Golf Cl1sslc Live cover11e of the Face die Nation fin1I round of pl1y in this tourn•· Movie: (C) (Zhf) Nlleu tflt ment from the Preston Trail Golf ltub l Ctllldree" (dra) '71 -Bill Club In Dalles. Tex. Mum~Bmy ~bins. -Maureen O'Hara, Paul Christian, ( ) Bobby GoWahoto Show • O Movie: (C) N811dld" (1dv) '50 I NIUotul 1to1rapflk Vincent Price. Situation Cowu1dy 9 H19py Hunters Cef~rlty Tt tlftls 2:00 0 V1rltty Club Ttletllon Continues Yiew11ollt Ofl Nlltrltioll to 6PM. EE Amerlcln/laraelf TV Hour Q) Feith tor Todey ttl Yo11 for H111th 2:30 m Tod1r's Retl1lon Ch1mplonahlp f lafllna a Dr11net Movie: "LitUt C1111r" (dra) '31 -Edward G. Robinson, Ooualas Fairbanks Jr. I Hl&h Ch1p1rr1I Cl) Mr. Chips Dtat Heer Ah ore 3:00~ Billet 8 T1run Th11tre • Movie: (C) "Cradt In the Wor1d" (sci·fi) '65-Dana Andrews, Janett& Scott. I (J) John Wayne Theette Cireetln1s From Ger1111ny Jimmy SW1111rt Sllow ll1da Perspective on tM ""1 3:30 I Media "Crack·Up, Breakdown" 6 01ktari (Qj (j)) CV m Wor1d lnvltl· tlo111I Tennis Clnslc Today's cover· aae is the Women's Sinates with Evonne Gool11on1 meetin1 Chris Evert. I The Vlr1lniln Rell1iou1 Ton Hill Inner Vlaions Talent Contnt 4:00 I Ntwtm1ke1'1 · . m Thia Is the Lift Variety Club Telethon Continues to 6PM. I T1n1n Theatre Stu Trell HH Haw Movie: "The Phllldelpflil Story'' (com) '40 -Katharine Hepburn, James Stewert, Cary Grant. I ~.:-v~~ TllHtJI Ci) Meet the Press Pentecostal Temple Will Strfft Week 4:30 F.ce tfle Nation Sunday Korean News Cl) Gerner Ted Armltroftl Bud Owens Show : W11hlniton Week In Rnin · Music & Variety Shott • Sunday Matinee 5:00 It Telles All Kinda Ho11n's Heroes V1rlety Club Telethon Final flour. Greet Adventure t10l al Ci) News 11ii Av1n1ers D1nlel Boone Korean Dr1m1 CIMJ Slntoa Show ; Bill Moyers' Journal ( (j)) Championship Flshlna lnsJ1ht • Fiim Feature Revtv1I of America 5:30 CI) Movie: (C) (2hr) Mfhe Thrill of It All" (com) '63-0oris Day, James Ge mer. I V I ~J UJr, 6:00 I@ (j) Ci) 60 Minutes • lnntnpec. "B11 of Tricks" Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Thomas Crown Affair" (dra) '68 -Steve McQueen, Faye Dun1w1y. • I Reasoner Report Seven SeH "The Pacific Ocean" Movie: (2hr) "The More the Mtrtltr'' (com) '43 -Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea, Charles Coburn. ! Nl&ht Gallery Children's C.r1o0ns Movie: (C) (Zhr) "The Sliver Ch1lkt'' (dre) '55 -Paul Newman, Pier Anaell, Jeck Palance, Natalie Wood. fD , ..... , .. , ... ,c-1...,AL .... J 5th Aanu11 Youna People's film fntfwal Hi1hli1hts in· elude films from elementary, junior hi&h and senior hi&h sdlool win· ners: an 1nim1ted flower 1arden: a 1iratfe without 1Pots; one mean and one 1 seductive robot; and a spooler_ Halloween in animation. I (()) T1lll to Ult M11111er News Sl•111y & Co111p1ny Coron• Now 6:30 CJ Alllm1I Wortd "T1min1 India's Giant" Bill Burrud n1rr1tes the story of an Indian elephant and how the 1nim1I is trained to serve min. Ci) Morie: ''The little Colonel" (dra) '35 -Shirley Temple, Lionel Barrymore. News Muslcll Contest Cil List o,f tflt Wild ( I (j)) Hff Hew • F1nf1rrll Falcon • Joumey to Adventure Roller Gamet 7:00fJNN1 0 Wlld Klnpom "Roundup on the Outback" Marlin Perllins and Stan Brock lravel to the Northwest Ter· ritory of Australia, a ru11ed, trop· ical country of sp1rse PoPUlation re- ferred to by the Australians as the "Outback." Their mission Is to take part in a roundup of wild water buffalo. 0 You Asked for It (i) Jeopardy B Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) '"Crack In tht Wortd" (sci-Ii) '65 - Dana Andrews, Jenette Scott. I Tht FBI Cl) Wiiburn Brothers J.!lantst Lln1ua1e Proarams (!) m Wild Kln1dom m Sim Francis: These Are My FoOtsteps (R) 7:30 1J @ (1J Cl) Chtr Cher's 1uests are C1rol Burnett ind Dennis Weav- er. B Qj Cl) Oil m Wortd of DllMY ''Wild GHse ~llin(' A n1ture study ot the m11nllicent C1n1dl1n Geese that ml1rate alona the West Coast of the United Stites, interwoven with tha story of 1 youn1 boy who 1, 1975 u tfl• -Bill ow an" re the Arthur, Sliver wman, Natalie Youn1 hts in· junior I win· arden; n. India's e story the n. onel" Lionel on the Stan t Ter- • trop· ion re- as the o take water (2hr) '65 - ms e My auests Weav- DilMJ study Geese Coast rwoven who THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI(, MAY· 11. 1975 rescues I Canadian aander from the as the head of II military academy Todar at Alu• Caliente m Jimmr Swa11art Show auns of hunters. Ground and aerial who carefully plots a murder-to Outdoors With Ken Callaway cameras covered the mlarations over save his job and the acader11y-News 11:00 ffi 0 (j) (fi) (]) News an 11 -month period with speclacu· so that it looks as thouah one of Dr. Jaaeers Invasion Hour Best ol Groucho lar film results. the cadets is the guilty party. News/This Is Japan 6 M~i~ 0 <~ (j)) CD rn Six Million $ -'THE KING IS COMING' 700 Club o <~ \..IJ) News Man "The Seven M1ffion Dollar Man" ~ • E.ncuentro Kathryn Kuhlman (R) Another bionic man, even more *THE NEW EARTH Lou Gordon Show 00 NYl'D powerful than Steve in physical DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP I0:30 I Follow-Up : Catch the Jor (R) stren&lh, is created, but his mental e The Kina Is Comin1 Santi Barblra Forum 11: 15 INews instability leads to a showdown be-0 (~ (j)) (])a> ABC Sunday • KNBC Special "A Minority of CI) Rodi Concert tween the two bionic powers. Monte Movie: (C) (2hr) "Nicholas and One" Actor Lloyd Nolan narrates this ( , (j)) Spanish News Markham auesls. Alexandra" Concl. (dra) '71-Mich documentary on autism, the puz-m Nova "The Huntina of Quark" ael Jayston, Janet Suzman, Harry zlin& neurological disorder affectin& 11:30 tJ Mo~le: (C) "Come Sep~ember" CR> The Nova Science Unit looks at Andrews, Jack Hawkins, Curt Jur· children, which-to date-has no (co'!'>. 61 -Rock Hudson, G111a L~l- attempts to find "quarks," ultimate eens, Tom Baker, Laurence Olivier, cure. lobn&1da, Sandra Oee, Bobby Oar~n. particles that may or may not be Michael Redgrave, Irene Worth. The I You Don't Say Clark Race hosts. 0 Sammy ~ Company Guests IO· contained in the nucleus of an atom sweepin& history of the fall or News elude the Ch1htes, Sa'!lmy Chan, Lo- and may or may not explain all Tsarist Russia and the last of the 8 The Protectors la Falan1 and Tolle Fields. matter. Romanov rulers. • Movie: (C) ''The Secret War of B l'ace~tters .. ., , m Korean Pro1ram ~Sam Yorty Show Harry Frio" (com) '67-Paul New-Movie. (C) Hombre . (wes) 67 1:00 ~Bobby Goldsboro Show Psycholoo Today man Sylva Koscina Andrew Oug· -Paul Newman, frednc March, Movie: (C) (2hr) "Anchon Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, gan.' ' Richard Boone, Diane Cilento, Bar- wel&h" (mus) '45 -Gene Kelly, Downstairs" I Action: Inner City bara Rush. frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, 9:00 I Oral Roberts Mission: Impossible CJJ Telepul~. , Jose lturbi. _ • Garner Ted Armstroni . (V Mr. Gospel Guitar mil Mo~le: North by Northwest' m Movie: (2hr) "The Caine Mu· ~ Ci) Dialoaue {df a) 59-Cary Grant, Eva Mule tiny'' (dra) '54 -Humphrey Boaart, ~ ~~!8 w~;aua1e Pro1rams €D THE LONGEST WAVE Saint. Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson. (Combat • I Passport to Travel 9:30 U @ (I) Manni1 "The Survivor * Drama Of Russian Jews Tonr l Susan Alamo Nippon No U~/News Who Wasn 't" (R) Mannix runs afoul Reborn In Israel @ Weekend World of Sul'lival of both aovernment agents and the E,D ! sJiCIAl ! The lonaest Wave Warr111 Roberts Noche de Gala syndicate when his client is a wile The complex and expensive task of 00> Spanish Movie 1:30 u @ CD(!) Kojall "You Can't who says the man livina in her absorbing Jews into Israel's demo· 12:00 m News Tell A Hurt Man to Holler'' (R) A house is not her husband. cratic society is the subject of thi.s • • a shootina. is so convinced the The Flt John ferno. The film shows the @ Ri1ht On smalltime crook falsely arrested for I It Is Written documentary by Dutch filmmaker 12•30 0 O~t.doors police are out to aet him that he Soul Free new arrivals coping with the pres-1:00 O Speakin1 Freely won't cooperate with Kojak, who is Revival Flm sures o! learnin& ~ new la.niuage, l:40 tJ Movie: "Nl&ht Without Sleep" ~n.L!o clear him. Masterpiece Theatre "The Nine develop1~1 proless1on~I skills and (dra) •52_linda Oamell Gary Mer· 0 1a3 {l) tlg) m NBC Sunday Tailors" Concl. establishing homes in a vastly r ll ' Mystery-Columbo "By Dawn's Early m Future changed environment. I . Light" (R) Patrick McGoohan euests 10:00 0 Day of Discovery (Qj Cl)) Louis Paul Lehman 2:00 0 Challen1e My Sermon MusicAl WEEk Monday "HIGH SOCIETY" st~rring Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly Tuesday "HELP!" starring The Beatles Wednesday "LES GIRLS" starring Gene Kelly and Mitzi Gaynor Thursday "DOUBLE TROUBLE" starring Elvis Presley Friday "THE BAND WAGON" starring Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse ON TltE J:JO MoviE ~ Page 7 I l I ·' ' ' J-' i ! t • I I I I 1 l I l ,.,. 8 THf: DAILY PILOT, TV 'WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 with rNatlo-e. The price is right ... when you grow your own! Beginning tonight, 'Ciji Ware Billett shows you ... step by step ... how to start your own backyard vegetable garden. How to plan it, what to plant and how much you can save over supermarket prices. Even if you've never turned a spade of dirt before, you'll find it fun and profitable to join Ciji in her Survival Garden ... all this week at Spm Channel 2 News .csss MONDAY MAY 12 For mornl"I and afternoon ll1tlna1. pleaM ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the dey'1 movlff. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 n .,,.. S....U, Altlrto .. " (mus) ~-Dennis Mor1an, Janis Paiae. Don DtFore. Cl) ..,....._. .. (dra) '47 -Joan Crawford, Van Heflin. lZ:OO m "Affair Wlttl A Str1111er'' (dra) '°54-Jean Simmons, Victor Mature, Monica Lewis. 1:00 11 "Clrts II PrlM11" (dra) '56 - RlChard Oennln1. Joan Taylor, Adele Jer1ens. 9 (C) ......a. tfle 1Z Milt Reef" (ldv) '53-Teny Moore, Robert Wasner, Giibert Roland. 3:00 D (C) .. April i. hrls" (com) '53 =tiorls Day, Ray Bolser. t1J (C) "'1'111 TMnlld ltdt008ls" (com) '57-Dtan M1rtln, Eva Bar· tok. @ Ci) (C) .. Acnu tltt Wide Mis- souri" (adv) '51 -Clarit Gable, Ricardo Montalban, John Hodlak. 3:30 (}) "19,....., We Hall" (dra) '43 -Claudette Colbert, Paulette God· dard. 1:00 U (C) .,.lcti Sedttf' (mus) '56- Bina Crosby, Frank Sinatra, G11ce Kelly, Celeste 'Holm.; l . I ', r, " 1m~~i~ . ,,.. .... P1rtritl1e F1•11J Maria Teraa Stir r.-: Eltctrlc c-,..., RICQ& ,,._, 1:30 Merv lrffftll SMw w, lrtfllllt Drapet ())IS,, : ZM•I . ( Ci)) .......... Qoke • Tmel n. Uttlt ...... 1:00 !.!. 9 Cl) mm...., lewllllt ftr DtlllB MM Squad Trvtll or CottMC!uettea. • What's MJ U.t IL.we '-7 Tht Fii La Muter Prtlllblda The lit ¥11"7 : lnterfece Ci)) loftlftU Dram1 T11tff StM(es 7:30 I $25.000 ,,,..Id Police Sut1 ... Lowe Alllericl• StJlt Rell ... SulldH ~ CI) Te Tell tltt Trvtlt • Mlli.tl $ Mtwlt: (Zllt) "Pitta· (Continued) 1tln11, RAMS. e, •re " (mus) Paiae. -Joan r" (dra) Mature, '56 - Taylor, le Reef' Robert When you're ready to blow your and don't even know it. top, you're primed to fall victim ·All this week, Dr. George to high blood pressure. Fischbeck will explore It's called hypertension hypertension and introduce and it can shorten your you ~o some medical experts ~ .. ~ life. It can end it, too. w}Jo can help save you Tw e n t y t h r e e m i 11 i o n fro m you rs e I f . Americans are killing Join Dr. George and learn themselves right now how to cool it. ..,.... Eyewitness News 6:00 pm Monday thru Friday' (Z)- ,. . THE DAILY PILOT. TV W£EI<. MAY 11, 1975 MONDAY jContlnuM) t 1IO 11 (jj) CJ) Ci) IMda (R) Rhode '"'"' (dta) '42-John W1yne, Mer· 1nd Joe wort very hard 1t belna the lene Dietrich, R1ndolph Scott. perfect 11\0dtm couplt-frff of 111 ltt'a M•'-A Dell }Mlousies ind han1·u11t-1nd then lewltdtd 1 min Rhode once lolled asb her . Cl) Wiid Wtlld If Aall1Hl1 out to dinner. To .. ,. Joe's con· AiOrl etrn, Brend• accompanies liberated For momtna •nd •ftemoon llltfnp, Vtfltl ._,..... • Rhod• on her d1t1 -but doesn't pie ...... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. TUESDAY MAY U The Beatles are back! " · Ji.., DM• S... h1n1 •round Iona onct the men ... low, for your convenience, are · fll• f..ta,. shows up. the uy'a movln. 1 Utlle RucaJs Iii News '-'°° IJ@(J) Cl) &ua-... "Island I)~~ Stn!Pt T.a DAYTIME MOVIES in the Desert" Part I (R) Afttr fts· tus Is shot and ltft for dud by 10:00 6 Qtl ~ (f) llledlcll C:..... "Tht 10:00 IJ "ft tllt ¥idet" (drl) '48 - Cerd Dixon, 1 desperate kllltr, ht Is Prisonen' (R) An unrtpfntant con· Dennis Mor11n, Vlveca Lindfors. rescued by Ben Snow, 1 h•lf·cmed vict becomes tht only hope of SIV· (l) "T1lt utlSt F•Hs" (dre) '41 - desert hermit-only to be forced by Ina the life of 1 rich YoUna womin Bette Divis, He111ert M1rshall. Snow to become I hum1n pack •nl· i'nl of Clnctr. 12:00 m ... ~ (adv) '35-Wil· mal. m Nnn liam Powell, Roulind Russell, Ce$1r D 9 (l) (lg) m The S•othrs I S,, Romero. lrotbm SMw Aortnce Hendenon 1:00 D "ltfor• Schoot 81rf' (dr1) '57 ind sin1er D1vid Getts 1uut. 0 CARIBE-NEW BIG HIT =G1ori1 Castillo, Ecfd Byrnes, Siiiy D Movie: (2hr) "'White Wltdl Doc-*STACY KEACH STARS! Ketterman, Ross Ford. ter" (1dv) '53-Su11n Hayw1rd, U <a Ci))(]) 9) Cerlbt "As· U (C) "MHtenJ Pop" (doc) '68- Robert Mitchum, Welter Slwk. sault on the clfivera" U. Ben Ho-J•nls Joplin, Jlml Hendrix, Jeffer· Cl) Wld WM.West l•n and s,t. Merk W•lttrs dul son Airplane, Otis Reddln1. U <!{)))CJ) Q) Tiit looklu with 1 ruthless 11n1 ludtr who l:OO D (C) ,.Mld•llftt lace" (susp) '60 "Prelu e to Ven111nce" (R) A YoUna thrt1tens to blow up 1 hotel ind -Doris D1y, Rll H1rrison, John unwed mother, belna held es 1n Gevin. accomplice in a robbery and shoot· 11• hostaaes unless he receives 1 ~ (C) ... ..,,. N&.flt Ill Jtrtdle" I rensom of $3 million. ) '67 De 't I c ry Weimer, who assisted In tht Nnn IKll Peppard. na. n1mes her newborn 1fter Ter· 1...... w41s -an ... ut n, eor1e child's birth. The tither, 1 cop. ~ Ci) '"lHt Stir" (wts) '52 - ltatln1 criminal, Is incensed and :..:-~ M'~ •·p ts er.. ar1kG1ble, Av• Gardner, Broderictl vows to klll Webster. . • .. "'--•rtn •s Crewford. m Duler's ~ Tuchers M~tretor Rlct!ard . D. 3:30 (!) (C) "OM DnJN" (dre) •55 _ Cl) ...., T1uv Frtay Qeorail Heffner eumtnes the rel.~ionshtps • Annt Baxter, Rock Hudson. Brown and Bill Dana co-host of pa'!nts to schools, cMBren ind fJ (C) .,...,,.. (com) '65 -John fl) Soccer fro. Mua education in 1enerat. Lennon, Rln10 Starr, Geora• Harri· 9 Mevte: (2'r) "'T1't H•stler"' 10:301 M forillo's Ste.• INll son, Paul McCartney. (dre) '61-Paul Newm1n, Piper Lau· &!) Nnn rie, Jacki• Gleason, Georae C. Scott. Al"9d Httickect m The Tlllft E.41• "Anxiety: The Endless Crisis" An eumlnatlon of 11:00 ~0 m 0) Ntwt thJ seriou.s physical ind ment1I (lg QI ({) News consequences of anxiety ceused by et 81Md1e stress and worry. set. II .. et Les hllwtca • Tiit Lucy ... EB ....... Laa1u1t ,,_,,.,., MiaiH: l•poullllt 1:30 m Merv Crtm. Sllew ~ ,~--:., .. t:OO IJ@ CJ) Ci) Mlttdt (R) Durin1 1lie UirteudMlllla a sleepless ni1ht, the snowstorm : Y!(I fw Heotdl which mey ruin Welter's 1nnu1I sale ( (I)) Wa..W: DeM oi Allw 11 the 1ppli1nct store Mems im· portent-until M1ude 1dmits tll1t 11:30 R@m Cl) CIS &..ta lhwit: (C) her lnsomni• Is due to her doctor's '"Ml Mr llirtiltc Do......, AMfwtr. 1d~ice that she havt a hysterec· .. ,,.. (com) '73 -Robert Youna. tomy. Ruth Hussey. 0 9 (l) (fj 8' MIC Mu1h1 8 9 Cil (IQ) 813 ..._, C."°" ~ {C) (21w) "'lucl l IM Tennessoe Ernie Ford Is 1uest host. ! \, I • ; I ·~ : • .,.. ... lut ., •• Khed• *•· tile MIA P• WtU MOT air teailttt but will olr ....,,.. •t IPll Cir ,.pllr pnrra•lllq b tettltlwtly ldledulod ftt tHl&M. Pl'lldMI" (R) (dll) '72-Sidney I' .. = ·~ Poitier, H1ny Bel1fontt, Ruby Dtt, Perry Masell Cameron Mitchell, Denny Mlll6r. A (tBJ {))) Cl) WW. Wtlld Mys-f :30 treil ruide who devotes him..it to Illy "GoOd Slllry, Prospects, Free 1trot1Ctin1 former sieves seekln1 to Coffin" homest11d In lhe West, is confront· D Mewlt: (C) "'StlM at Allecllt ed by a con.man in preacher's 11rb. .,,. (dre) '53 -Stephen Mc· Tht two Join forces 111inst bounty Nilly, Huah O'Br11n. hunters who hive been hired to drive tht homest11ders back into 12:00 8 ~: '1Wd. T1lat ....._,. 7:00 the South where they cen bt ex· (com) 45-Vtronica lake, Eddie ploited as cht1p lebor. BrlCken, Albert Dekker. Cl) Tiit Uat.tlchables I :!.bas!.rt U S.W.A.T.-THREAT * TO BLOW UP CITY! 12:30 GJ ....... F......,.lf o .<ta ())> m m s. w. A. r. ''Ome1a One" Hondo le1ds 1n ot>· eralion to rescue 1 Nobel Prize· wlnnina scientist beina held host11• with others in a 1i1nt chemical pl1nt by extortionists poslnr es stu· dent proltsters. Sam J11fe auests. I Satori .. Adwtltu,. TI• W~ Jllu Roel Muy ArnldodlJi ..... 1:008®)r ..... (}) Ci) @ (l) """ 1:A5 fl Mtwle: (C) "TM Tnie SterJ of Jtue 1-MOI" (wes) '57-Robert • Wainer. Jeffrey Hunter, Hope Lana•. A(nes Moorehead. 3:00 6 Movte: ..... , 111 tilt ~ (dre) '58-Zachary Scott, Faith Domeraue. D ........ $ Movlo: (C) (2hr) ......._.,, RMf" (com) '63-John Wayne, Dorothy Lamour. m V1udtvUlt (60) steve Allen, The Steppin Stones. Scotty Plummer, ind R1y V1u1hn ster. fI:l 'CITYWATCHERS' TOUR * L.A. COUNTY CORONER I C.C,W.tdlen ErltM Mtfb10utdoonllaa .., ... w...w lJttSt bsalt 1:00 ~lllirn Nnn · 9 C1J a m A , • ., • 12 " ethin1 Worth Oyina for" Part I Reed is tom by the futility of his lob ind his wife's (auest Kris Nel· son) urain1 to lean the foru after he risks his lift to savo Milloy dur· Inc • aun b1ttle. D Movie: (C) (2hr) &lfht frozen Dold" (dre) '67-Dina Andrews, Anni Polk. Kathleen Breck. Cl) Wld Wiid Wat D <8~)(1)aJH•pPJ Days "R.0.T.C.' (R)Rlchie is f1ced with 1 choice of btinr loved or hated by his friends when he Is chosen squad leader by his R.O.T.C. instructor. David Ketchum 1uests. Cl) NIA laabtball -Cllamplonship Strin B ....,., lllni ,rtd., El Shew dt lrfs Chacon Movlt: (C) (2hr) HJllt Cincln· 11ati Kid" (dr1) '65-Steve McQueen, Ann·M1raret, Edw1rd G. Robinson. fm lttterutloaoi Anlm1tioft Ftatlv•I Jean M1rsh hosts. II> El Sltow de ~la Pinal &> J1pent1t u11p11e Proircms 8:30 ft (17) (I) ltM TIIMI (R) When Ci) I S,, ffilma brlnas ~ome a diamond rlna D (9 {))) CI> m Marcus WelbJ and uys she's en1a1ed-to a man M.D. TIHell Is Upstifrs'' (R} Dr. Wei· her parents have never met-Florida by must win the trust ol a chlld and J1mes hit the ctlllna. Then they with a rare brain disease requirina find out why they've never met him that suraery be performed. while she -he's old 1nou1~to be her father. is eonseioUJ. Shirley Knlaht and II 0 (j) Ol · NIC Tuud1r Deanna Denee Martin auest. iivit: (C) (21/1 r) '"The &ewtlon I M•A•S•H of Privlta Slevlt" (R) (dra) '73 -IHI lalltnee Martin Sheen, Ned 811tty, Mari· &rffn Acrea clart Costello, Gary Busey, Warren : Interface Kemmerlin&. The tru.e story of Ed· 10:30 II MXT Special "Openina Nlaht" die Slovlk, who, dunna W~r1d War An entertainment $peeial taped at II, became the only American s~r-the Diplomat Hotel, Miami, At., vleeman executed for desertion starrina Frank Gorshin Marty Allen since the Civil War. and Freda Payne. Due to the chanae D (9 (()) (I) al AIC Tuet41r in the NBA aame, this proaram will Movie: (C)(90)"Tlle first 36 Hours air tomorrow niaht at Jhis same of lk Durtnf' (dra) '75-Seott Hy-time. lands, Lawrence Pressman, Kath· I Bud Furillo's Steam Room erine Helmond, Alex Henteloff, Ren-el News ' ne Jarrett, Karen Carlson, Michael Aifred Hitchcock Conrad, Peter Donat, David Doyle, : Feelin1 &ood James Nauahton, Dennis Patrick, 11 ·oo 0 D m a> Newa Dana Andrews. Durina his first hec· · (j) ~ @ @ News tie 36 hours on ca.II, an idealistic Best of &roucho youna suraiell resident confronts Set lllko the realities of medlcll ethics with The Lucy Show 1 lift 1nd • ctrffr 1t stake. Mission: Impossible m Mtfv Crfffltl Dow Moel Squ.d m Evtt1l11 at S,111pllonr The Untouchlb&ts t:OO IJ (ft) CI> M·A·s·H (R) H1wkeye : Y![a for Hultll ind rnpper Johll learn 1 new sur-( (1)) W11fttd: Dead or Alive alcal technique, but no.I at the mill-U:JO 1J (1.1) (3) (j) CBS Late Mme: (C) tary clinic In Tokyo which they were "The OWi's [jpf' (dra) '69-Chris- iposed to attend. topher Georae, Ralph Meeker, Leslie The U~bles Ptrrish S.flrl ta Mvtfltu,. I @'Ci) @) m Johnny Canon m Siblatlott C:OllltCIJ. 'uessword 9:30 ilfXJ Spedll 'The Richard Tai· Perry Muon madre Awards" Efrem Zimbalist Jr., (Q!} Cl)) CI> Wide Wortd Spe- is the host for the first television d8f "Rape: The Unspeaklble airinr of the 1wards ceremony of Crime" the Stuntmen's Association. James D Movie· (C) "Wlnrs of the Stewart, Richard Boone, Martin Mil· tllwt" (adv) '53-Van Heflin Julie ner, Kent McCord, Ron Ely, Anne Ad•m ' Fr11ncis and Leslie Nielcen are nar-s. • , rators. Due to the chanre In the 12:00 ~Movie: 'War Down El~ (dra) NBA aame, this proaram will air to· 35-Henry Fond1, Andy Devine, Ro· morrow nl(ht 1t this same time. chelle Hudson. B CoM J111ts m Movie: "Captlln From Castlle'' News (adv) '47-Tyrone Power, Jean (]) Movtt: (C) (2hr) .. Papa's Peters. Dttleata Condition" (com) '65 -m &at Smut J1ckle Gleason, Glynis Johns. 12:30 I Shtkl111h Ftllewshlp fD I iflciMIJalMI Whltlllore: The 1:00 · ~ To111trrow M1n Who's Clvlna 'E111 Hell An in· Ci) Ci) 9 Ci) Nm terview with 1ctor Jtmes Whitmore 1:45 Movie: iifht Woeden Horse" who is currently starrinr in the ( ra) '51-Anthony St"I. Leo Genn. one·man show "Give 'Em Hell, Har-2:30 m All·Nlittt Show: "D1n1erous In· ry," about former President Harry trvder," "Stqecoach" S. Trum1n. 3:30 IJ Movie: "M1rt of the Phoenix" fl) LI Tlern (dra) '57-Sheldon Lawrence, Erie 10:0011 m fl) News Pohlman. OIL KING-Dick Smothers tHms with guest star Florence Hen· denon In a muslclll comedy skit about Amerlcll's oil problem,' on NIC's Smothers Brothers Show, Monday at SPM. .. The MOO[llNlTH Modtl f~80 s39995RCll 19• d1a11W1al plct_re Also eval .. bl• wl"\ t•fftN Cllfttrol $499.95 RCA ·s XL-100 Accullne Portable gives you brilliant sharply detailed pictures. Features automatic color. brightness, and tuning controls. SPECIAL OMLY s2999s AFTH • 15• CASH Al Xl· 100 Color TV •One Year Free Labor •One Year Free Parts •Our Exclusive 5 Yea r Picture Tube Warranty AA&D Electronic1 275 E 17th STREET COSTA MESA 642-1112 • Houn , Doily 9-6. Thun. 9.9 ProfelltOnat Serviee for 111 vourt\OfM etectroniea TV -Radio · Stereo-Ptlono -Tape Pace 11 A circus of American mu.sic is th~ theme of a musi- cal variety special. "Timex Presents Opryland. U.S.A. -1975,'' which will be telecast on ABC. Wednesday at lOPM. Shot entirely on location at Nashville's Opry- land Park. the $41 million family entertainment com- plex which specializes in live muaical entertainment. the special show will be hosted by Dennis Weaver. with Sandy Duncan as co-host. Featured quests will be singer-actress Jonelle Allen. comedian-singer- songwriter Jim Stafford. and 16-yea.r-old country music sensation. Tanya Tucker. Also ma.king appear- ances on the program will be several country music artists representative of American people......Chicano (Johnny Rodriguez). Hawaiian (Sheila Tilton) and North American Indian (Billy Thundercloud). The spe- cial will focus on the many facets of American music. The songs presented will span such forms of Ameri- can music as country, rock 'n' roll. New Orleans jazz. gospeL comedy. and show tunes. and will be per- formed in various locations throughout Opryland Park. Also seen in the special will be the Opryland Troupe and the Carl Jablonski Dancers. ••• Actress Betty White's co-starring role of Sue Ann Nivens. WJM-TV's "Happy Homemaker" on The Mary Tyler Moore Show (Saturdays at 9PM). is one of this season's most talked-about comedy charac- ters. Mias White's version of the sweet-and-sour cooking show hostess spices up the half-hour comedy series. and is a definite departure &om the roles she has previously played. Miss White has been a busy actress ever aince her radio experience on "Blondie" and "The Great Gildersleeve." In the early 50s she did a five-hour daily show with Al Jarvis. She sang. acted. exchanged quips and doubled on commer- cials. She later did the show all by heraelf for a total of 30 hours weekly. Her first live television show was "Life With Elizabeth,'' which proved so successful in Los Angeles it was later filmed for nationwide syndi- cation. Later. she starred on the daily "Betty White Show" which was nominated for an Emmy Award as the Outstanding Daytime Program. Mias White's award honors connected with the show included a Billboard Award for Best Actress. TV-Radio Life mag- azine's Most Popular Entertainer Award and an Em- my Award in 1952 as Outatanding Female Person- ality. With this background. Betty's role of Sue Ann is a brand new image for the many-talented actress who states: "Sue Ann's very bitchy and nasty ... and it's the kind of role I've been waiting for all my life.'' • 'Lt I ma Th• the bir1 Jig~ anc sur bei1 . ack zon em· per kid son spa gro wit he ani esp a \ pre wa: thr J one rol· ly the din ave I Ba• MONTY RALL 'DAYTIME EMMYS' ABC Television will present Jive cov- erage of The Second Annual Emmy Awards for Dayti~e Programming, Thursday at I :30PM. Live coverage of the awards cere- mony will originate aboard the top deck of a Manhattan excursion boat, while it cruises on New York's Hudson River. Co-hosts for the 90-minute awards ceremony will be Monty Hall, host of ABC's Let's Make a Deal, and Stephanie Edwards, co-host of ABC's new morning program, AM America. Mary Fickett, Erika Slezak, M acdonald Carey, Susan Flannery, Don Maclaughlin. Rachael Ames, Tom Hallick and Victoria Wyndham are among the ·daytime drama stars who will join daytime game show per- sonalities including Allen Ludden, Paul Lynde, Carol Wayne and Alex Trebek as part of the troupe of presenters. Macdonald Carey, Rachael Ames and Susan Flannery are also among the nbminees.. Carey has been nominated for Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Drama Series and Miss Ames and Miss Flannery have been nominated for Outstanding Act ress in a Daytime Drama Series. With the Manhattan skyline as a back- drop, the awards ceremonies will originate live on the open top deck of an excursio n boat cruising up New York's Hudson River. The star-studded assemblage of daytime tal- ent, including this year's nominees, the pre- senters, and members of the National Acad- emy of Television Arts and Sciences. will lunch aboard the festively decorated Day- liner prior to the ceremonies. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 STEPHANIE EDWARDS 'LONG WAY FROM WAXAHACHIE' Frederic Forrest gets the emotional tour-de-fource for which many actors might wait a , lifetime in "Larry," a feature of GE Theater being rebroadcast Thursday at 9PM on C BS. "Larry" is the story of a 26-ycar-old man who bas been institutionalized since birth as mentally retarded. When h e is transferred to a more en- lightened hospital, it is discovered that, he is of normal intelligence and has adopted the ways of his fellow patients as the only way to survive. He then has to be taught to react as a functioning human being and to take his place in society. to New York for professional training. "I never bad the ambition to be on the stage," he points out. "That wasn't within my ex· perience as a child. In Waxahachie we had movies and I wanted to be a screen actor." "I really get to run the gamut of emotion as Larry," Forrest aclcnowledges. "In the first part of the picture I almost am a walking zombie. Then l get to portray the awakening man, who still bas the emotions of a child, and, in the happy ending, a functioning, normal person. It is a role which I must have anticipated as a stage-struck kid in Waxahachie," he reasons, adding that Waxahachie is in Tex.as, some 30 miles south of Dallas. Forrest's interest in acting was sparked by the ubiquitous Saturday matinee movies when he was growing up. Since he could not figure out how to become an actor without acting, and as there was very little else to do in Wallahachie, he practiced his anticipated craft by pretending he was a different animal or object every day. "I must have driven my (amily half nuts," he observes. "I was especi.ally proud of my owl impersonation, having spent at least a week perfecting it. When I outgrew my 'thing' period, I would pretend to be a character out of the movies. My James Cagney was very good. I scared my mother half to death when I fell through the door as he did in 'Public Enemy.'" Forrest didn't know it at the time, but he was teaching himself one facet of "method" acting. He used the same technique for his role in "Larry," .also spending several days at a home for the mental- ly retarted to observe first hand the role he was to be playing on the screen. "Larry is a far cry from being an apple at my mother's dinner table, but that earl y tra ining has helped my acting," Forrest avers. From the .apples, the owls and Cagneys, Forrest graduated to a Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas C hristian University and then Forrest is obtaining bis goal. He made an impressive screen debut as the Ute Indian in "When the Legend Dies," went on to roles in .. The Don Is Dead" and Francis Ford Coppola's "The Con· versation." He has just completed a starring role in "Gravy Train." Forrest's impersonations must be good. He has been called "Frog" ever since his animal-imitating days in Waxahachie. F'ftderk Forrert portra)'1 a U.7ear-<lld man of no'rmaJ mtelllseoce "bo hu .._. lllfdtudonallud lhtce lafaacy u bdJll meotally fttardtd. rFOR----i : WEAR ON l : CONCRETE I f POST Al EMPLOYEES f t WELCOME f IN SIZES t 6TO 18 t t AAA to EEEE! t t t t t Is] 1. 9 5 t t RED WING ·~t SHOE STORES r • Justone8IOl;I< AMAHllM Sooth 01 La Pai,,.. t t••• .... llM:lld ..... 771-1449 t SANT A AHA Jus1 Notlft of Eo•noe< t t 1417So.M•• ~S4J..144t t WISTMIHSTll Just Sout11 01 & WeS1m1neter BM! t ' 14214, te.clt ll•cl "'-ltf.1 I 06 t HOURS: 10 AM TO 5:30 PM t L Fri 'Iii 8 PM j ~~~.-,.._,.~ Pace l• ' WEDNfSDAY MAY 14 For mornina •nd •fternoon ll•tlnc•. plHae see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ire the d1y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES. 10:00 0 "The WJomln1 Kid" (wes) '47 -Dennis Morain, Jane Wyman. (6) "The Mort the Menier'' (com) '43 -Jean Arthur, Charles Bronson. 12:00 m "The Lady W1nts Mink" (com) '52 -Ruth Hussey, Dennis O'Keefe. 1:00 D "Dra1strip Girt" (dra) '57 -Fay Spain. Steve Terrell, John Ashley. @ (C) "Tiit 8r1mble luah" (dr1) '60 -Richard Burton, Anaie Dickin· son, Barbara Rush. 3:00 O (C) "LullabJ of BrNdwa(' (mus) '51 -Doris Day, Gene Nel· son, Billy DeWolfe. ~ ''Tht Bells Art Rln1ln1'' (com) '60 -Judy Holliday, Dean Martin. 13' Cl) (C) "Mo1ambo" (adv) '54 -Clar1t Cabla, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly. 3:30 (IJ "Gotnr My Wa(' (dra) '44 - Bing Crosby, Barry Fltzaerald. 0 (C) "Les Girls" (mus) '57-Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor, Kay Kendall. LVt~~IN<, Due to a last minute schedule chant•. the NBA Championship Serles 1amt wlll air tonl1ht from WPM. All CIS pro1rammln1 Is subject to chine• without notice. 6:00; . t&'1~~~s 6 Bonanza Ironside Partrid&• FamllJ Maril Teresa Star Trell : Eltdrfc CompanJ RocflJ & Fritftds 6:30 Merv Griffin Show Andy Srlfflth Drarntt (})I $PJ : Zoom! ( (!)) Dulefa Choice . Tmtl Fiim Little R1scal1 1:00 aoaooma>News 3 lreuiclt lowllnr for Dollan 6 Mod Squad Truth or ConsequenctS Whirs MJ Untl I Love Wey Tht FBI La Mujtr Prolllblda The Bir Y1Key : ~oo TedaJ "Abnormal Behavior" Doctor.patient Interviews at Califomi1's Gateway Mental Hos· pital depict the various symptoms of schizophrenic disorders and venous forms of tr11tment are discussed, includin& electro·convulslve therapy. I (j)) lon1nza DrllM Th'" sto61n 7:3011 Lel'M &rM111'1 Latt of tht Wlld D Name That Tune THE OAH.Y PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY U . 1975 I L.ov• A11erican stJle love and their limited lmaainations. Ctlebrit1 Swetpmku Albtrt S.lml, Betty Garrett, Rue ~ CJ) To Teti the Trutll McClan1han and Alice Ghostley star. Miitlon $ Movie: (C) (2tif') "The • lflahten" (dra) '69-John Wayne, 9.IO, Newa Ketharine Ross, Jim Hutton. ~"~m Show Bewitched 10:00 II CJ) Cl) Din Au1u1t (R) Au· (j) Let's Miiie A Dul 'aust 'ahta to stop drua trafficking I ,rt« II Rlaht m SESS YOUR SCHOOLS In the local hlah "hoot after a * ON 'EDUCATION GAME' student dies of an overdose. He w1nt1 to find the d11ler before fl!) ~.• 811111 "The Education more druas find their WIY into Game younJ_handa. I Noella T1patlas 0 1aJ Cl) iD Pltloetnl "An Act of Outdoors With Ken Callaw1J Love" (R) The 1ener1tion 1ap be· Cttebflt:J lowlln& tween an ltalltn·American father Utttt Rascals ind his son complicates Petrocelli's 8:00 IJ (i1) ())Cl) Tony Orlando • efforts to cl11r the son of a homi· Dawn Loretta Swit and Rosey Grier cide cha~. guest. I ~flJ News · 0 Cl) 9J m Utdl Houae on I ! Pr1lrie (R) Mr. and Mrs. Oleson, ( ) Cl) G) ' l!fcllL I Op· the Ioctl store owners, hive • fi1ht and u<lt A circus of American over M1 lng1lls' e11s, and a1ree music Is. the theme of this musical· to separ1t1. Ma 1ets Pa ln1alls to variety show from Nashville's Opry. help them &•t b1ck togethtr. l1nd Park, and starrina Dennis O Movie: (C) (2hr) "City Bt1111ttl W11ver (host), Sandy Duncan (co· Ute Sta" (scj.fl) '70 -Robert W11· host), plus special guests Jonelle ner, Stuart Whitman, Rosemary Allen, Jim Stafford, and Tanya Forsyth. · Tucker. Also appearin1 on the pro· Cl) Wiid Wild West 1r1m are several country music 0 (Qi Cl)) (J) aJ Tblf1 My Ml· artists representative of American !"a. "The . LastHaircun (R) Clifton peoples -Chicano (Johnny Rodri· IS tn a quand1ry IS to what to do &uez), Hawaiian (Sheila Tilton) and about the body of 1n a1ed customer lndJan (Billy Thundercloud). who hu pused away in the b1rber m 8111 Btllenct chair, Qj Grttn Acm I Dealer's c.... 10·30 I m ....... MondaJ Ttiru fridaJ ' • 8-.cl Furillo'• Stum Room £1 Proftuor Aldao Alfred Hitchcock Movie: ~C) (Zltr~ "Cleopatra" : ' I c 11, Too, Will Some· Part I (dra) 63 -Eltz1b.en, Tlylor, Ina BJ!' A tour of the pine· Richard Burton, Rex Hemson. studded 250·acre site of the USC I Fffllnt Sood u I Cha•pionhlJ Wmtllne ldyllwlld School of ... us c ind the Jap111... Lanruare Propam Arla. 8:30 0 (9 (j)) (I) G) AIC Wtd1tt1o 10:45 g) Cinttna 34 day Movie: (C) (2hr) "Promise Him 11:00 Cil U ! ~News AnJt"lnt' (com) 74-Eddie Albert, CIJ ®l · 6 Newa Frederick Forrest, Me1 Foster, Wil· !!!' 1of11 .. _rttK. llam Schllrert, Tom Ewell, Aldo Ray. .._.. - A youna man hu hi1h hopes when Tht l.llcJ Dow he takes out a 1irl whose computer Mluioll: hnptulblt dating card ruds "anythina 1oes." Mtd Sct111d but when he finds out that NOTH· C1) reter lu111 ING 1oes he t1kes her to court for Tht Ultttttdllb&ts bre1ch of promise. : Y!{I for Halttt m Merv Griffl11 Show ( (J)) Wantld: Dud or Alive fl!) The Musk ,,.led Presents "A 11:3011 (j1' ())(I) CIS Lite Movie: (C) Wimd With Sound" Usina both ~ Cried lifu'rder" (dra) 7 3-Lyn· animation and live Ktion, film intro. d1 D1y Georre. Telly S.valu. duces the individual memberg of the I QJ Cl) t19l m ...... .., Canon Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestr1 Gueuwonl and thtir instruments. Ptny Muon 9:00 II (llJ CJ) Cl) Ca11noil ''The Deadly (9 (j)) Cl) Wide World Spe· Tr1il" (R) A tyr1nnical industrialist I "Oop, Cats and Other Im· induces Cannon to search for his portant People" Dick M1rtin hosts. lon1·missin1 dauahter. 0 Movie: (C) "The Second Gre~t· 0 Qj @ m l.uas T111ner "Look est Stl" (adv) '56 -Jeanne Crain, the Other Way" (R) Dirk Blocker, Georae Nader, Kitty Kallen. son of the late Dan Blocker, pl1ys 12:00 11 Movie: "In tM Mtanti11t, Dtr· student Jordan Adair, whose affec· llnr'' (com) '44 -Jeanne Crain. tions are exploited by a runaway Frank Lattimore, Eu1ene Pallette. &irl. m Mo¥1t: "aludla\ (com) '43-00 The Untoudlabltt Dorothy McGuire, Robert Young. 112) Movie: (C) (2tlr) "This rroperty llJ Ott Smart Is Co11dt1Htd" (dra) '66-Natalie 12:3011J Sbt~nah feffowshlp Wood, Robert Redford. II) t 18cl~ AIMrican Uttstyte 1:00 I l1i Tom0f1'ow "Peace 1ni; ar and the Professor Cil (j) fD Cl) Newa President: Woodrow Wilson" 1:A5 R Molilr. '19 llvw Sttfft" (dra) fl!) Theatre In A•rka "Wl\o's Hap· ·~ -John Payne, Brad Dexter. PY' Now" (90) Oliver Halley's prob· 2:00 m All·Nlfltt Show: "'Out of the int pl1y concerns three people -'ast." "ROid Httlse" Ho~ and Mary Hallen and Horse's 3:30 IJ Mfttt: .. MtiftCJ Joe Youn(' 1lr1friend Fay-who art trapped In (adv) •49 _ Robert Armstron1. Ben a small, desol1te, Texas town by Johnson, terry Moore. THUR S DA Y MAY 15 For momln1 •nd afternoon Uattnc•. pl.... ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, •re the .S.y1 movln. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 R "'Thr• Chetra for the lrtsil" (cOm) '40-0tnnis Mor1an, Thomas Mitchell, Priscilla lane. @ .. Portrait In Blad&" (df'I) '60- Llna Turner, Anthony Quinn. lZ:OO m "0aJS of Cltty" (adv) '44 - Tamara Tour1nova, Gre1ory Peck, Maria Palmer. 1:00 R .. Dllry of 1 HI"' ScMol Melt'' (dra) '59 -Anita Sands, Chrit Robinson, Ronald Foster. 9 "Tt n North Frederlcl" (dr1) '58 -Gary Cooper, Diane Vi ral, Sury Parker, Stuart Whitm1n. J:OO B (C) ..,lllow Talk" (com) '59- Dorls Day, Roc;k 'Hudson, Tony R1n· dill. ®) (C) "T u.n Aana tlM RtwfH (wes) '66-0t1n Martin, Alain De· Ion. @CJ) "To P1uae A Ll4fJ" (dra) 'SI-Clark Gable, Barbara Stan· wytk. 3:30 CV (C) "'Quaatd' (1dv) '37-Jtnnl· fer Jones, Joseph r.c>tten. D (C) "Double Trouble" (com) '67-Elvis Presley, Annette Day, Yvonne Romain. f V l ~-I N . UJO 3 P&~~~;e::,. mw~ftU Ironside Partrtc11e F11111fJ M1ri1 Teresa Star Tm : Eltctrk c...,.., Rody l Frttlds l :JO Mm Criffln 5"°" MdJ Qrtffltll Dfl1t1tt :~!Sn ( Cl)) Dtaltf'1 Qolce • Tmtl Al11 Uttlt lbtcals 1:00 ao@@ mm ...... 1 .. lllidt lowtlq for Dolan Mod Squad Trvtttor~ Wh.tt's MJ U1117 I l.ovt Lucy The Fii la Muter Prohlbida The Ila vau., : Y!(I Wltfl MadtNH ( CJ)) BolllllU • Dfalltl Three Stoo1n 7:)0 I ClllClld CIMtfl · U (]) Price It Rl"'t l.ovt Anttdcan style I Let's Ma .. A Dul (1) To Tell U.. Trvta llllo11 $ Mevlt: (Zhr) "Open· tion hdflc'' (dra) '51-John Wayne. Patricia NHI. mlnttched l'HE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11. 197~ ren prepares for her first appear· in an effort to help a youna woman ance before the House Subcommit· he believes is sane. tee on Government Reoreanization, 9 Green Aun 1t which her boss Dale Busch, has Ell) I $1>UtAC I Myitery of tbe -.,a asked her to read a statement. A documentary e11plorin1 the con· m Mtrv Griffin Show temporary culture of the Central American Indians, and a look at 9:00 the mystery of the rise 1nd sudden U G. E. THEATER: Larry fall of the 1reat ancient civilization. * True story of a 26 Ricardo Montalban narratei. year mistake and how 10:30fl@ (I)(j)Pilot Preen• "Stat" it was corrected. A medical drama set in the emer· aency room ol a ma)or urban hos· II (i1) rn Cl) I sFictAl I GE The· pita I and starrin1 Frank Converse, · 1ter "Larry" (R) (90) The drama· Michael Delano, Marian Colller, an~ tlzation of a case history from the Casey MacDonald. files of the senior elinlcal psycho· B Bud furillo'a Stear11 Rooin lo1ist at Nevada State Hospital, m N_,.. starring Frederick Forrest in the Alfred Hltthcod title role. The story concerns . a l0:45 @II c11111111 34 26 -year-old man who had been tn· stilutionalized since Infancy as men· 11:00 rn D mm News tally retarded-even though he was ' 00 ~ Q) @ News actually of normal lntellieenee. Upon Btat of Groucho makine this discovery, the doctors 6 Srt. BUiio attempt to instill a lifetime of The Lucy Show learning In Larry in a few short Minion: lmpoulble months. He then must be taught Mod Squad to survive as a functioning member C31 Peter Gunn of society. The Untoucll1bles 0 Q) @ ~ €t} Mac Davis Show : Y!l.1 tor Health Sketches about a divorce court, ( (JJ) Wanted: Dead or Alive prison life and a lawyer are fea· 11:30 U @ (I) Cl) CBS late Mevle: (C) tured when Mac is visited by guests "Hee Ramsey: Road to V1.naea1Ce'' Jack Cassidy, Karen Valentine, (dra) '73 -Richard Boone, Stu1rt Charley Pride and Peter Allen. Whitman. (])The Ulltoudlables I Q)@@.) m Joh HJ Carson D (tji (j)) CI> m Streets of San Guessword • Fntndieo "Endgame" (R) Mike is 6 Perry Mason reduced to the rank of patrolman (~ Ci)) Wide World Spe- because he refuses to obey orders cial "It's Maeie" Bill Bixby Is host. after his partner, Steve Keller, is Guests include Mark Wilson, Dal almost killed. nm O'Connor and Vernon, Glen Falkenstein and Mike Darlene Carr auest. Caldwell. I Boalnc fro111 the Otympic O Movie: "Wlllle & Joe 8.cl at the I Asslrnment Alntrica Fntlv1I lntemadonal front" (com) '52-Tom Ewell, Her· J11ewu dt Cata In Pefform1nce 1t Wolf Tr1p vey lembeck. Water Wortd "Preservation Hall Jau Band" lZ:OO 0 Movie: (C) "The Deep Blue Sta" BobbJ Coldsbote 9·30 g Ntws (dra) '55 -Vivien leiah, Kenneth Uttle Rascals . m ta Tlem · More, Erie Portman. 1:00 II tr/)(]) Cl) The W11to11s "The 10·00 0 Q) (j) (10) €t} I J,lcilC I Dean m Movie: ''Stanley & Uvln1~•ne•• Departure" (R) John takes 1 lob In • Mirtin'• Celebrity Roast Michael (adv) '39 -Spencer Tracy, R1chatd the city without first consultinc Oil· Landon is the Roastee, and auests Greene. Vil, which upsets the family sloee Include Ernest Boranine, Euell Gib· m Cet Smart he is only able to come home on bons, Cliff Robertson, Lorne Greene, 1:00 I ~ Tomof'fOW wte.kends. Amanda Blake, Victor Sen Yunc. Sid Cl) ~ (j) News D tB 00 ®l m Su11d!IM "Hive Caesar Phyllis Diller and Don 1:45 ovle: "The llld From left A Nice Day" Sam and Jill are h1vin1 Rickles°. Fltld" {dre) '53 ..:. Dan Dailey, Anne the time of their life just rouahina Im EE Ntws Bancroft, fess P1rker. It 111 by themselves in the moun· 6 1 ~ • 2:00 8) All·Nf Pt Show: .. loomera11a," t1ins until Sam aets his lea eau1ht <a CJ)) (]) a> Harry O "Shad· .. Hichtr l Hlrflel" In a bear trip. Jill must be his ows at Noon" (R) Harry begins J:45 U Movte: (C) "Ride tflt Man nurse and this becomn quite a to que.stlon his sanity after he be· Don" (wes) '53 -Ella Raines, task when Sam faints. comes a prisoner In 1 mental hospi· Rod Cameron, Brian Donlevy, Fonest 0 Movie: (2Jtr) "The Slluttere4 t1I where he hi d himself committed Tucker. Reo11" (dra) '67-Gir Youni . Cerol --------------------------Lynley, Oliver Reed. @ Wild Wild Wat fJ (~ (()) (]) al Barney Miiier "Snow Job" An exhibitionist In 1 snowstorm, 1n armored car driver's strike and no heat create chaos for Barney at the police station. I Dealer's CMia Moaday Tbru Friday Nldll Ciro Movie: (C) (2hr) "Cleopalll" Concl. (dra) '63-Elirabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Rex Harrison. 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Costa Mesa Call! 9?1126 i t I I I : I I I L--~~L~!_PR!~.TI~L_J Page 15 'HOLLYWOODS MAG'C MAN' • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11. 1975 9n lllursday (11:30PM),' the ABC Wide World Special Is 11W1 Magic" with Bill Bixby •nd wort d reknown ma1icla", Mark Wilson. Mag· ic offers e kind of low comic relief. An audience that is fooled Invariably laughs, de· lighted that its attention 'HOLLYWOOD BECKONED,. . Wben '"Nlaht Games" was presented on NBC last year as a movie made for television and sub- sequently spawned the dramatic lawyer series. Pet- rocelli. more than a few critics across the country predicted Barry' Newman well might become TV's "new discovery" of the 1974-75 season. Curiously. while Petrocelli, airin~ Wednesdays at IO:OOPM on NBC. marked his introdu1ction in a major 1V series. the Boston-born actor is recognized inter- nationally as a motion picture star and already was starring on Broadway when Hollywood first beckoned him. Earlier, Newman had resist~d a number of tempting TV offers-. After all, he had those.. New York stage plays behind him and four motion pictures. in each of which he was starred and which combined to gather him a· vociferous fol- lowing. On a visit to Tokyo, he was mobbed by Japa11ese fans. Jn London. he was made the sub- ject of a unique BBC two-hour program. Jn Paris, a 45-foot blow-up of his likeness stretched above a leading boulevard. heralding the arrival of one of his films. Yet, to TV viewers. Newman is a "new" man. Who and what is he? . . . Acquaintances say he's a strong-willed individualist and inclined to be short-temj>ered. Not handsome by old-time movie standards, his features are firmly etched and distinctive. made more so with a scar at the edge of his left eye. While It looks like it mJ&ht have been 1the sou- venir of a dueling incident, it's the result of a fall into a glass-filled gutter when he was five years old. "I almost lost my eye," he recalls. "I has been misdirected. Their waited lwo hours in emergency and it became in-fected." , sense of wonder as to, .. how · · Dom ln ·Boston of an Austrian father and did he make ~hat lady ~n· Swedish mother. he ·grew up, something of a street ish?" keeps them thinking. kid. yet he was both athletically and scholastically inclined. He attended Boston's Latin School. which last year Time r,1agaiine he proudly describes as "the oldest public school did a feature on magic point· in the country. It was founded in 1635. a year · h t · d · before Harvard." · ing out t a it was un ergoing He likes to tell the story of the time his mother a renaissance. Mark Wilson took him to a brain specialist. because he had an would be quick to agree. 'He annoying twitch. The doctor could find nothing t}as had to double his staff in wrong. and asked her to tell him about her boy order to meet the demand. and his schooling. "Mother told him." Barry rc- He's recognized as the au· counts. "'My boy is a perfectly normal. all-Ameri-~ can boy. He g<>C! to Latin School from nine to thority on magic in Holly· three. studies saxophone and' clarinet from three wood. Anytime a producer to five, from five to six he goes to Hebrew School, wants to incorporate magic from six to seven he eats. from seven to ten he into a show they call Mark. studies his Latin. his Greek and his French.' •· He later earned a decree in anthropology at lately the phone has been Brandeis University, where he also boxed and ran ringing off the hook. In ad· on the track team. Entering Columbia University dition to the upcoming "It's for graduate study. he went to New York fo r the Magic" special and a guest first time and accidentally became interested in role on a '"Columbo", in the acting during a chance visit to Lee Strasberg's acting worksh<>P. bropping Columbia. he studied past year Mark performed a under Strasberg, and worked at odd jobs. including slick Las Vegas Hilton show selling 'family Bibles and the Encyclopedia Brit· with Glen Campbell last tanica. Several off-Broadway appearances launched 0 t be h th I his career. fo llowed by five Broadway shows. His t o r; e was e so e biggest hits were "America, Hurrah" and the long- magic consultant and sup· run musical. "What Makes Sammy Run?'' plier of props for Bill Bixby's His four films came swiftly thereafter, starting television series, The Magi· with ''The Lawyer." in which he played the title cian. role, and "Vanishing Point," one of the biggest Paa• 16 European grossers of th'e past decade and a fa- vorite underground cult movie in the U.S. Of his TV teries, he says, "There's a little bit of me in Petrocelij, and a bit of Petrocelli in me. "He's a graduate of Harvard Jaw ~hool , but he leaves the mad pace of New York to begin prac- tice and find a way of life more to his liking in a fast-growing town in the Southwest. The difference between Tony and me is that 1 Uke to get away from the big city. too, but I Jove to get back to it. "With the series. I'm in Hollywood a lot, and in Tucson. Arizona, even more. We filmed episodes completely there-and I find l like the ~penness. the freedom of the Southwest. "But, you see. 1 feel a terrific freedom in New York. Most neople don't, but I feel it in the streets. everywhere. I think it will always be my center of operations." If bloade, beautiful Susan Howard seems a bit more at home in the Southwestern U.S. landscape. chalk it up to her Marshall, Texas upbringing and her University of Teus bacqround. " Califor- nian since 1966~ Susan plays the role of Petrocelli's wife, Maggie. According to the storyline, the some- what lean pocketbooks of the Petrocelli family bring Maggie to the office (as weH as the building site of their adobe hacienda) to double as the lawyer's secretary and researcher. Alben Salmi is another Ea.fluner on the scene in Petrocelli. a paradox when you consider how much at home he appears in the broad-brimmed Stetson worn by the character "Pete Ritter," an ex-police officer which he plays in the series. KDO\YD chiefly for the . ''heavies" he has played both on Broadway and in films. Salmi is a former U.S. Army M.P. and even held w job as a Burns Detective Agency employee for a while prior to becoming an actor. Among his film credits are "The Lawman." "The Ambushers," "Wild Rive r" and "The Brothers Karamazov." FRIDAY MAY 16 f or mornln1 and afternoon llst1n1•. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are th• day's movlt1'• . DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 II "Golden Elrrina•" (dra) '47 - Marl ene Dietrich, Ray Miiiand. C1) "A letter to Three WIVtt" (dra) '49 -Linda Darnell, Kir11 Doualas. 12:00 m ''The 811 sty'' (dra) 'S2 -Kir11 Doualas, Dewey Martin. 1:00 IJ "Operation Dames" (com) 'S9- Eve Meyer, Chuck Henderson, Don Devlln. Qi (C) "The ClndJ Man" (dra) '68 -George Sanders, Leslie Parrish. 3:00 D (C) "Move Over, Dartlnt ' (com) '63 -Doris Day, James Garner, Polly Bergen. ltOl (C) "Who's Been Sleeplna In iij Bed" (com) '63 -Dean Martin, Elizabeth Montaomery. (ii (j) "Any Number Cln Play" {dra) '49-Clark Gable, Alexis Smith, Wendell Corey. 3:30 (]) "How Qreen Was MJ YalltJ" (ifra) '41-Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Roddy McDowall. fJ (C) ''The landwa1on" (mus) •52 -Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Oscar Levant, Nan~tte Fabray. ! v L r J 1 r~ (, Due to • last minute chan1e, the NBA Basketball aame Will NOT 'air. CBS' rerutar prtarammlna Is tentatively schtclultcl for tonl1ht. 6:00 II Ci7J (3) NBA Basketball-Cham· pJonifiip Stria I ~(IQ) ti) CJ) IE g;, News 6 Bonanza ( (j))(i)G) \ IPl<iAt t Wotfd Championship Heav,wel1t1 Flaht Muhammed All makes his first live, home television title defense since he fouaht Karl Mildenberaer in 1966 as he takes on Ron Lyle of Denver, Colorado. I Ironside Partr1dae FamilJ Marla Teresa Stir Trek eectrlc Companr lfocty l Friends 6:'° I Merv Griffin Show AndJ Griffith Dra1net : Zoom! • Travel Fiim Uttle Rascals 7:00 • ~ (I) m News Bowllna for Dollars Mod Squad Truth or Consequenus • What's My Line? I Love LUCJ The FBI La MuJer Prohlblda : Aviation Weather ·Drama lbrte Stooaes 7:30 0 9 (I) ®l Hollywood Squares IJ Love American style , CycJ Charisse THE BAND WAGON The Friday 3:30 Movie (D male admirers who don't understand aanaster's airlfriend to testify what she Is tryln1 to do. Bonnie 1 •lnst him. franklin, Mackenzie Phillips, Marcia m fE News Rodd and Pat Harrlnrto.11 star. CBS I S.,, cancelled this episode at our press San Dleao deadline and 41d not aive us al· Safari to Adventure ternate ~1rammina Information. c Mut1rplec1 ThHtre "Tht Nine ft 9 Cl) lta) m Chico l the Men allors" Cone!. iWatural Causes" (R) When Ed <9 Cl)) Bonanza reads about a friends death due to · ' natural causes, he suffers from the l 0:3o I '0'!'" Pyle same~~oms We II &et IJ , fJ ( (I)) Cl) &) Kolehak -The ' Bud Fur1110'1 Stum Room Nijht Iker "Bad Medicine" (R) II) News Kolchak• picks up the trail of a Wrntllna creature stalklna Chicaao that takes · Wor1d of Survtval eerie animal forms and uses its 10:45 ill Cinema 34 hypnotic eyes to transfix wealthy 11:00 I CI) 0 m m News matrons and then kill them for . Ci) ~ ~ (I) News their jewels. Best of Qroucho m Merv Griffin Show Sat Bllko m Wall street Week • Movie: (C) "Fltrwllly'' (com) '67 9:00 fJ (llJ CI) We'll Get By After dread· -Dick Van Dyke. Barbara feldon,• ing puttine on a dress for her role Dame Edith Evans. as a bridesmaid, Andrea finds that IMlsslon: Impossible weddings can be fun when she Mod Squad discovers cham'pa1ne and a hand-(3) 'eter liuM some dancing partner. Greetin1s From Korea ft @ (I) (1Q) m Rockford files : Ewtnlnr at Symphony "fhe Bia RiPoff" (R) Rockford be-( (I)) Wanted: Dead or Alive lieves an Insurance. comp~ny· w.as 11:30 II@ rn CIS Late Movie: (C) taken for $4~,000 in settling with "The &araoyles" (susp) '72-Cornel the lone survivor of a plane crash. Wilde, Jennifer Salt. i The Untouchables I 0 (6)@) m Johnn1 Carson Biii Ballan" Don l(rrshner's Roell Concert Ma~erplece The1tre "Upstairs, Movie: "The Human Monster'' Downsta1rs" ( ) '40 B I L ' l H h 1:9.\ La C I d 81 C I d • or -e a ugos • ua ~ r a a en_ r a a Williams. 9:30 IJ KNXT Special "Backstage at the 0 <9 (j)) ())Wide Wottd Spe- Emmys" (R) Host David Sheehan dal "Playboy Bunny of the Year" assesses television and the Emmy John Davidson is host Guests in· Awards, including Interviews with elude Barbi Benton, John Byner, Valerie Harper, Alan Alda, Henry Charo and the locker Dancers. Fonda, Carroll O'Connor, Mary Tyler ([)Movie: ''The Maltese Falcon" ~To Teti the Truth Moore and Jack Klugman. (mys) '41 -Humphrey Boaart, Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ~ Ironside Peter Lorre. · • ood Alley" (dra) '5S -John ~ Movie Special: (C) (90) "Tony 9 Champlonahlp Wrestlh11 IWay~~edren Bacall. . me" (dra) '6! -Frank Sinatra, 12:00 m Movie: "Iron Curtain.( (dra) '48 DC111J•uon Jill St. John: Richard Conte, Gena -Dana Andrews Gene Tierney June Los Angeles News Review Rowlands, Simon Oakland. Havoc. ' ' Chespirlto ! News . 0) The Untouthables Friends of Man (3) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Slnds of Em Yoaa fM Health Little Rascals lahari" (adv) '6S -Stuart Whit· 1:00 IJ llNXT Sptdal "Days of the man, Stanley Baker, Susannah York. 12:30 @'Rock Concert Champions" A look at the lifestyles tY•detJ Show 1 ·00 II ~ Mldnl1ht •---1a1 of Jean-Claude Killy, Arnold Palmer Cl)) Dealer's Choice • · l1!fl ~ and Jackie Stewart. . La TlerTa 1:45 IJ Movie: (C) "Retum to ,.,14111" B @ (I) @) m santord l Son 1 lflc!AC I Nashville at the Gar· (dra) 'S3 -Gary Cooper, Roberta "Sanford & Niece" (R) Fred is skep· dtfl Haynes, Barry Jones. ~ical ~~fore ~is niece,. the "spittin' 10:0011 llNXT Special "The Golden Age 2:00 m All·Nl&ht Shew: •7ycoon,• "Oii 1ma1e of his late wife, comes to of the Automobile" (R) Dlnaerous &round" visit!i but when she arrives. he is ' 0 ~Ci) «01 m ,ollce Woman 3:30 II Movie: "Bosnbanller'' (dra) '43 totany ch~rmed by her. !'fish" (Rf Pepper aoes under cover -Randolph Scott, Robert Ryan, Pat IJ Movie. (2hr) "Two o~ A &uillo· in a women's prison to convince a O'Brien .. tine" (hot) '65 -Connie Stevens, · ~an Jones. Wiid Wiid Wiit N~A Basketball-Champlonahlp World Heavyweight Champion Muhammad All wlll meet "umber les ei1ht ranked Ron Lyle In las VqH, Nevada for a title ft&ht to I Dt1ler's Choice be telf vised live by ABC . Sports Friday at 6PM on ABC. ABC Monday Thru FrldaJ Sportseaster Howard COHll will handle the blow·by·blCW! cotn• @ News mentary from rtnplde • Pobre Dlabla Movie: (C) (21/ihr) .. Man With Golden Arm" (dra) 'S6 -Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak, Eleanor Parker, Darren McGavin. I Washlniton Wffk In Review E Show de Roalt.a Peru Japanese Lanru1ge Proarams 8:30 IJ @ CV Friday Comedy Spedal "Three to Get Ready" A comedy , misadventure about a newly sep•· rated woman who is trying to es· tablish her own identity while handlin1 a teenage daughter, an estranged husband, and several SATURDAY MAY 17 "." l' , ,, ,. ~ I • • I I 6:00 (() Su.rtsa S..esttt 6:30 i TV I Classroom Chn.tophtf a.s..tlp Ltt'• bp 7:00 · fD (I) @) er;, Mdanu Fa•llJ Weekend <a Ci)> Cl) Yo1111 11n1 lntfltr lun m Mission: Mlalc • : Mllttr Roa•ra' Ntl&hb«tleod 7:30 Su1rtse St111ntw 9 @ 9l er;, Chopper Bundi <a (j)f(V lup BullDJ Youtb l the lauea Elementary News 00 Roel Concert 0 <9 ())) Cil Advublm ti Ill· ~Movie: "b&• et Din" (wes) ~Randolph Scott, M1l1 Powers. 9=00 11~,~~ of the loft C...U, Muaic : Mister Rolftl' NelahbofMod 9:30 8 @ (1) Cl) Ptbtllls & II•• .... ' ti) (j) ~ m Slf•U .. M..n.: "Shed ot lMTo" (adv) -Clayton Moore, Steve Clar~. 0 <la Cl)) CV lassie's, Rucue .... , .... m w11 Alqre 10:001 '°jjo~[~k°r.ntfltr (fji) Cl)) (!) Ql S41per Frietlda • Women's' Tro Tennis Tourno· ment m Ascot R.aces Ntwa/hbllc AH•ln @ Movie: (C) .. Rod Slllts of MH· CI) H. R. Pufnstuf lino" (adv) '52-Rlchard Widmark. : Clrmcolendlt m ~me Street 1:00 @ ~ (I) favorite Martian @!) $polllsh Mowtt . ~~~ £:1fPllCJ + 4 10:30 I @ rn Cl) Shaum 6 Bi,.{_ Blu• Mo"'9 • U 00 er;, Star Trek (~ Ci)) (]) .... , Koll& "'°"' 6 Other People, Other rt.ces • Movie: (C) .. KJq Rlcfllrd & the Words A·P9"1 .. Naadets" (adv) '54 -Rex Har· II~: '.'"'• llooll 11 . Den" rison uurence Harvey (dra) 43-Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Unit Tb'" · 11 :00 .fJ @ @ Cl) Valley •f tM D..._ TM Advelrblrt latlrl · Voice el T..,. IJ @ (i) Qg m M1ju L111ue : StsltM street lasebollT eams to be announced. a:JO @ CV Cl) Speed 1um II jilovi•: (C) "five Cu11 Witt" ' taj @ ®) m Run. Joe. Run (wes) .'55-Mlke Connors. Jehn WIJM Theatre 00 TIJ!tlll: Wtldft to tfle South Kare" Morrison, Miss USA 1974, will relinquish her crown to the new titleholder on the 24th annual "Miss USA Beauty Pageant," to be presented live from Niagara Falls, N.Y., with singer Helen~ O'Connell end television personality Bot) Bar· ker H hosts, Saturday (Mey 17) at lOPM on CBS. o <tl?J Cl)> rn m Tbae Ar• the Days I Colde11 Herttare, loldtn tbrwest 11:~ @ (I) (I) Hud'" Brothers Movie: "Chlrter Pli.t" (1dv) '40 -Lloyd Nolin , L_l!!n Bari. 0 (~ CIJ) (I) WA 1t 1 r I ca 11 lalldstand I ::a Worbtlop A f T f f' :'J Cl r J ', 12:00 IJ @ Ci) CJ) Hirte• Cloblb.a.n B Movie: (C) "LI• & Onie(' (wes) '53 -Alex Nicol. Ronald R1111n. Ad Ub Ile Blue Mirtllt Cllitlw Matinee DouMtfeltUre • ReflerC...a 12:30 @Ci) Cl) fl1 Albert Cl•~ ,,.file II E DIETING GOURMET * ILO~:;::KING 9 l'S1~Vtt~~nc1MUSIC *TOP COUNTRY MUSIC I (j)) Nastrvlllt Mnk · flhn feature 1:00 @@ Cl) ces Chlldrttl'a mm FeatMI A Member of the Family" CI) Y...U-I ttM Law II NIW! TODAY'S HOME * BETTER LIVING IDEAS ~T°"1'1 HHte Mowie: ""lest C.ntiMtlt" (adv) -Cesar Romero, John Hoyt. 0 Mewtt: (C) "Miry JoM" (dra) 'SS-hbi1n, Oline McBain. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 I PtttlcMt Jiltdot1 Cl)) Wedd el S.Mval ChM••llT.,. Mlate1: 111,_,Me l:JO ~ UMtnltJ = 1114Mt: .... " (com) '35 -Ina Crosby, W. c. Atlds. Q .Mewlt: (C) '"Semi....,. (wn) 'SJ -Rock Hudson, Anthony Quinn. sr:·~ The II•• I (I)) Fn..da of Mo1 2:00 @(3)(.l)Trl,le Crou el ba•t "The Preokness" The lOOth runnln1 of the $150,000· ,.Added Prt1kntss 1t l ·1nd·3/16th· · mil• for thrH·YHr-olds. m Mevlt: °'The lballflpter" (wn) ·~ -Gr.!lo~Peck, Helen Westcott. 0 9 Cf) (lg er;, Famllr Circle Cup Tennis Dtfendlna champion Chris Evert Is seeded first and tfle talented Czech, M1i1ln1 N1v1tllova, number two, in the $100,000 Family Circle Cup Tennis tournament from Amelia Island Plantation near Jack· sonvll le, F11. The winner receives $25,000 with the slnfles runner-up '"'::i'f i[°~:: f1Jiii F11ture · 2:30 PK I Tl'Kll l fWd Chi•· pa (90) Hiahli&hts of the nation's top colleae trtett meet from Pullman, Wash .• home of W1shin1· ton State University, the host school. Other schools competln1 art St•n· ford Univtrsity, USC, UCLA. the University 9f Ofeaon, ind Ore1on State Unive~sity. Celebri1J T 11nlt i Chapanal Titt VitltDf ( The Fl....,._n · a Wtfbhep 3:00 Duatfs Tr9"ouM Acrlcutture USA "lsl1nd F1rmin1 & Conservation" II Movie: "Heu1t of Dnlcull" (hot) '15 -Lon Chaney Jr. · I CeltbrftJ Bowtln1 T 1rzatt Thutre Mowtt: (C) .ic,._,... Pusa1e" m) '46 -Susan Hayward, D1n1 Andrews, Brian Donlevy. 1-r:. ~t=ltwt mn. future ( Bil DlllCl's Olddoors • IMlo A Las Estrdas • T l'MfMMIM Qub • 5:30 Steps to llen1illc Sablrdof 6 Wertd of R.ldq_ (t}i Ci)) (I) W Al11t Khtf Ttt1· •Is daulC Cove,.ae of the Pro· Celebr1ty tournament from Clesor's Palace In Lu Ve11s. Nev. (10) Mowtt: (C) '1'ht Forrotttft Mon" (dra) '71 -0tnnis Wt1ver, Eliubeth Mont1om1ry. Th• Vlflfll&ln CJ) Popi &Mt the CounbJ (j) Fiim Feature : hJeilelou T•1 • Clwlatoplw Qese-Up 4:00 Woftct of SaMval WmtUt11 Fro• tM Olptplc Star Tra Outlf' Ulftfts Cl) Water World llltinM 2:2 (i) Cencem PoCttt W1aorttr Show I::: ::-a.cc. ==re 4:JO IJ ..... of tlM II•• 1J Aqtl luebllt C1llfornla An&els vs. 8lltim011 Orioles. l ~=~~ID ~The.,...a.. CMftl .... 5:00 W1ter WOftd <9 Cl)) Cil &) ABC's Wide ttW ti Slerta 11. "= Wnt Mevtt: "'Oii tht Watarfrorit" ( a) '54 -'t1r1on Brando, Eva IM'lf :E-;";;: }f.'.,o.. ..... S.. All•uat Yeun1 People'• Fiim estfval (R) 5~1£Ci~:--~ lltvlt: (2hr) "First to flaflt" 15;;~ Inn. StMt• f ', f '; I • J , , &:00 !.!m ..... My hrtMr thl lhost ~= ~-ffPt tf die Week ........ : Flrlq u .. uttlt blClls 6:30 I ..... Ci)) RNIOMr Repert • IC"lifwaC..flrttlC:e (j) Otlttr People, Otlltr Placa • Bude Mt1lco • The flaMnaa• Cir I Tnd ThrM Stilepa 7:00 Otlltr ho,it,.Othtt rt.en Wlkl Kl• .... INllllMCI Heed 1ewtl111 tw Dolan s. • ., ' eo.,.., Erewttaas-loa Allatlts The Jeffer1HI • Mlllletl $ llevtt: (C) (2hr) "Sam WMsb(' (wes) '69-Burt Reynolds. Clint Wilker, Allfit Dickinson. (Qi Cl)) m lnnMe Wtlll It T.-ATMtf ~11 ... .,0.. .. -.. ,.,ftlO:-:. Coaltry : llodl Perapectfve 11 die Ntws · Modll Dr. Jagers lnaMotl Hour 7:30 Wide WOftd of Aaluls .@ 00 Ltt'a Mokt A Dell • Jttp1~ U.11 Club Salty Name Thlt Tune Wlkl KJnfdom m Hl•k Tho•paon .. tlttape ~ ti Tlem,. . •••rV111H · hfkt S.JJeo• 1:00 @ Cl) CIJ All In tflt ftNllJ (R) Aldlle finds tie's fot I tiaer on his hinds when Mike ind Glori• teach Edith 1 w1y for murled people to 5 Is m m S, R) is h to "flaht f1lr." Archie's perpl11ted when Edith sudderty stops caterlna to his whims ind st1rta dem1ndina some rnptet. nu (j)~ m E•er1enc11 1'01lsy's 1rck (R) Brit Lind, Is new Nurse Ditsy, aets tt11 men of Squid 51 Into competition for 1 d1te; the paremedlcs help 1 man froien to equipment In a refrlaer1tlon plant 1nd 1ld 1n 8·month·old b1by pos· slbly sufferln1 from Tly·Sachs dis· ease. 11 Movtt: (C) (Zhr) "The frezen DUd" (dra) '67-Dana Andrews. D (9 {)))CI) CE Wh11e'1 the FIN? The firemen of Enatne Com· piny 22 hold a beauty contest, hopina to attract beautiful air1s, but the pl1n b1ckfires when the Cap. taln, the Chief 1nd a mobster de· mind "specl1I conslder1tlon" for their wholesome but pl1ln nieces. Johnny Brown, John Fink, Denny Fortus, Dive Ketchum, Greaory Si· erra, J. Pat O'M1lley 1nd Roaer Bowen stu. GI HEE HAW-TONIT~S * COMEDY BEST BET! Clla11t,......lp Wrutll111 Spe11ld ...... 1 ........ -..: (tllr) "Trusure of Siem rt" (dr1) '48 -Humphrey Bo· i , Walter Huston. TIM 11ll11 ~ae CRi .,., ... JapeHM t..11pa.. Pr91re11t1 l :SOB@ (I)The Jeffent111 (R') Louise Is extremely upset over Li· onel's new "pl1yboy" 1ttitude, but Geor1e, on the other hand, loves THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 the Idea of his son rubbina elbows -Premier Film 11:15 (1) Movie: "It's A Gift" (com) '34 with the rich. • 9:30 @Cl) Cl) lob Newhart Show -W. C. Fields, Baby Leroy. 8tM Devfs Show ( ) Bob aets kicked out pf the all· EE Women's love Stories 9 Ci)) (3) Q) A8C Saturday women consciousness·raisina aroup (Q!: ({)) Weell In Review : (Cf <2172hij .. Duel In the he has formed after Emily Joins and 11:30 O ®)Weekend Tonlaht's topics In· Sull" (R) (dra) '64-Jennifer Jones, inadvertently points up some of the elude a filmed look at the Rev. Sun Grerory Peck, Joseph Cotten, Lillian u.nllberated aspects of their mu· Myuna Moon, the controversial and Gish, Lionel 81rrymQre. D1vid 0. n11e. very rich Korean evanaelist; 1nd a Selznick's scorchina westem Sii• i NYPD story on the life and hard times of of love 1nd bitter rivalry between Fiith for TodaJ people who 10 to Nashville to make two brothers. Starch it b11 in the Country Music business. Ci) Cllldld tamer• 10:00 ft @ Cl) Ci) ! IJlcilL I Miss USA O Movie: "No W•J Out" (dra) '50 9•00 II@ Cl)()) Mary TJftr Moore helltJ P11unt Bob Barker and -Sidney Poitier, Ruby Dee. • Shew (R) Ted always dre1med that Helen O'Connell host the 24th An· Ci) Movie: "Rocke\shlp X·M" (adv) some diy he'd meet his idol, CBS nu1I Paaee.nt in which 51 ~f the '51 -Lloyd Bri~aes, Os• ~assen. News Correspondent Welter Cron· most be1ut1ful youna women in the O Movie: (C) Cisco Plke (dra) kite ind that would lead to f1me United Stites compete for the cov· '71 -Gene Hackman, Kris Kristof· 1nd' fortune. Ted aets 1 ch1nce to eted ti!le of Miss USA 1975, b~oad· ferson, Vive, Karen Black. meet Cronkite, but it doesn't turn cHt h~e from t~e 1.nternat1onal O Ch1mplonshl~ Wrestllnr into an iusptcious event Convention Center tn N111ara Falls. &J Movie: (C) Miit of the Stone 0 0 (1)9) m NIC S1turd•J D Mewle: ..,... lnvluble R1J'' Women" (hor) '63-Scilla Gabel. MM: (Cf (2hr) "The Creat Eeaipe" (mys) '36 -Boris Kar1off. (~Cl)) Science Fiction Theetre Pert I (dra) '63-Steve McQu"n, T..-, at AIU Calltlltt 6!) All -Stu Wrestlln1 J1mn Gerner, Richerd Attenborouah, ca.....,. Feedbldl 12:00 8 Fabulous 52! (C) "five Cud James Donald, Cha(les Bronson, ... Stud" (wes) '68 -Dean Martin, Donald Pleuence, J1roes Cobum. tale&• Robert Mitchum, Roddy McDowall. The 1r11test tum of Allied escape ' .. ...., CMtat ~ News 1rtlsts of World W~r 11-unwlttlnaly Alfrt4 Hltdad 1 Cil Slmmr & Comp1nJ assembled by the Germ1ns-pl1n LM Cordett Show 12:30 M o v I es: "Frenkenstein," & • miss bre1k·out from 1 mulmum· lO:JO I Quiz Thae/Mlltl Qelf "Dr1cul1" security camp. The conclusion 1irs : hrteniatieNI Anh11atlo11 Festini I Bill D1nce's Outdoo11 on Monday 1t 9PM. 11:00 0 0 ~ Ca Cl)) News The Waters Familr O Tilret h..,.m t8 Adventure Pellet S.r1H11 1:00 · At One With .•. GI Alta1111ttwa SpedaJ "Will Some· • The Luer Show Thriller one Give Me A Job, Please'~ Grer Movie: '1>n tfle Waterfront" All -Nl1ht Show: "The Awful Dr. Morris is host ind M1yor Tom Brad· (dra) '54 -Marlon Brando, Eva Or1off," "Ghost Diver," "Private Hell ley, Allci1 Sandoval, Larry Attenbury Marie S1int, Lee J. Cobb. 36" 1nd Barbara Simpson auest on this &J Tony & Susan Alamo 1:45 8 Movie: "The Star" (dra) '53 - pro1r1m whldl encour11es business· @ 00 Movie: "Seven Days in M1(' Bette Davis, Natalie Wood, Sterti!'I men to call in and offer summer (dra) '64 -Burt Lancaster, Kirk Hayden. , jobs to teeu1e11. Doualas, Fredric March. 3:10 8 Movie: "Split Second" (dra) '53 fJl) Tltutn 11 bllf1ca ''Who's Hip· @ 700 Club ' -Stephen McN1lly, Jan Sterlin&, py Now?" &) Rodi C.iart Alexis Smith, Richard [&an. P•ge 19 . r ~-! TH£ DAIL'f PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 11, 1975 •110 now at IDIDd 'I IOI less and 111 a areal stereo srstam 1ea1ur1na iha ®PIONEER· SP-loo ; AM· FM stereo Receiver WHO SAYS QUALITY STEREO HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? THIS FABULOUS PIONEER STEREO SYSTEM HAS THE Fl NE MUSIC REPRODUCTION YOU 'RE LOOKING FOR AT AN ECONOMY PRICE. THE NEW MODEL 300 HAS POWERFUL STEREO AMPLIFIERS WITH AN EXCEPTIONA L AM-FM TUNING SECTION. THIS GREAT STEREO PACKAGE INCLUDl;S A GARRARD AUTO TURNTABLE WITH f3ASE. 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FOR BING CROSBY Why do you appear on wildlife-comewation ada iuch as Duck.a Unlimited when you hunt the oery Cf'eaturea you're campaigning to protectP-Mary Gilbert, Antioch, Calif. • There's more to the conservation and protection of wild- life than just loving nature. When the advance of civiliza- FOR ANN-MARGRET, starring in "Tommy" Have you ever suffered from stage fright?-L. Demes, Little Rod e, Ark. •Yes. Six months before JFK was assassinated, I performed for him at New York's Waldorf-Astoria. l spent weeks an- ticipating that moment, but l can't recall one thing I did or one word I said. I thought everything would be indelibly imprinted on my memory-but it wasn't. I was so nervous and scared that the only recollection I have of that evening is icy-cold hands and feet. FOR BILL llUDSON of The Hudson Brotliers Why were you chosen to lead the group?-P. Lumes, Lansing, Mich. • Because I'm the oldest. I "formed" the group in 1968 when I was 15. Mark. 13, was my parh1er. We felt Brett. 11, was too young. Then he got a strep throat. Jn n dramatic moment, when we thought he was dying, we asked what his last wish was. He croaked he wanted to join us. We agreed. Next day ht' miraculously recovered, and our duo became a trio. FOR JULIE LONDON of "Emergency" Have you given up your singing career?-Cladys Greene, Elmira, N.Y. • No, but I must admit I despise all the traveling that goes along with nightclub work. Now that "Emergency" is thriv- ing and I'm able lo stay home with my husband Bobby T roup (he plays Dr. Joe Early in the series) and my chil- d ren, I've· ref used all ni~htclub and recording work. Maybe I'll sing again someday. hut for now I only sing when I want to-at home and among close friends. FOR BOWIE KUfIN, cmnmissio11crof basebaU Who and what determines the site of the annual All-Star game? Has the site for 1976 been selected?-Jim Johnson, Lambertville, N.J. • Baseball's executive council d etermines the site of the All-Star ~umc. T here is only one stipulation-that it alter· nate between the American and National leagues. Usually teams ask lo host the game. Milwaukee's request for the 1975 game has been accepted, and so has the bid from Philadelphia for the Bicentennial year game in 1976. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR What was Barbra Streisand like before she became a well- bown superstar?-J.R., Hartford, Conn. •When disc jockey Stan Martin worked at a discount store in the early '60's, Miss Streisand came in and asked to see a tape recorder. She said she was an understudy in an off- Broadway show and needed it to help her learn her lines. Martin showed how the machine w9rked, but the aspiring actress was bailed . She sighed to her escort (Elliott Gould): "I hope I don't have as much trouble becoming a sta.r as I do getting this machine to work" According lo author Rona Jaffe, Streisand was very shy. They were at the same party when 17 -year-old Barb ra was rehearsing for "I Can Get It for You Wholesale" and the host told the author: "Thnt girl over there who's alone is Barbra Streisand. Please look after her." Miss Jaffe did and reports the now-superstar was hard to talk to because of her ex- treme shyness, but was delighted someone had noticed her. Covet Pnoto by W. E. Ulwton tion upsets nature's system of game management, intelligent wildlife management is the answer. This means a reason- able harvesting of game. Ducks Unlimited preserves wild- fowl. It has spent over $35 million to create habitats and environments in which duclcs can breed and hatch lheir eggs. The funds for such projects were all provided by people who h unt waterfowl. As a result, the waterfowl population has increased more than 50 percent above what it was 20 years ago, when it was threatened by extinction. FOR ERMA BOMBECK, columnist Does it irk you to hear women say, 'Tm just a housewife"? -Bessie Abbott, Roswell, N.M. • 111 sayl Especially when it's Jackie Onassis. Everyone wants to be "just a housewife" these days. A woman doing a commercial for n blench the other day belted down a glassful and said. "Now that's clean you can feelt FOR MEADOWLARK LEMON of the Harlem Globetrotters Where do you get your ideas for your funny routines. Also, bow did you get such an unusual first name?-N.S., Albany, N.Y. • I get my inspiration from TV commercials and from watching children playing in the streets and parks. As for my name-well, when I was bom, my mother knew that someday I'd/lay for the Globetrotters, and she wanted to make sure 1' have a name people would remember. FOR GEOFF EDWARDS, host of "Treasure Hunt" Do the contestants pay taxes on everything they ~ or only oo the larger prizes?-C. Steurmer, FaJlbrook, Calif. • Winners pay taxes on everything-whether it's a car or a box of Kleenex. They're taxed on the retail value of the prize. 1 often wonder what the IRS thinks when someone gets klunked, then declares two salam is, a beanie and one pound of wet dough on the income true form. FOR PETER BENCHLEY, author of "Jaws" How did you get the idea for your exciting book about sharlcs?-Karen L. Culley, Klamath FaHs, Ore. • Jn the mid-'60's, a fisherman caught a 4,500-pound great white shark off Long Island, and I thought: "What would happen if a monster like that came to a resort community?'' 'The book was the result of that thought. Jn 1974, I went to Australia and got in ~ cage while a 1,600-pound shark swam around it and ate chunks of horsemeat. The shark did try to bite through the cage, but unlike the account in my book, he didn't succeed. M•y 11, 1a1s fiunl(V ~ The Newspaper MagazJne A ,_.tcaekMI of DoWM C-lclldoM, lite. RaJMOftd K. Meeon, CtNtlrM•n of th Board A. Edward ........ , p,.fldenf. Fred DllftlMfMft, EHc. VJ'., Publlthlnr MORTON FRANK. PtealfNnf •nd ht>llaMI LEONARD S. DAYIDOW, CMlrrNtt ROHRT D. CARNEY, E•~· V'.•Auoc. l'ubllaHr PATRICK M. UNSKEY, V.P.·Ad Director ltD LAYEFIKY, V.P.-Marketlng Director QM91d S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; • AJc:Mnf D. Carroll, AHOC. E.atern Mgr.: Joe ffUH, Jr., Chicago Mgr.; PeftdM, Stephens, YOn der u.th and Hayward, Los Angele• and San Franclaco. l'U8UIHER RELATIOQ: LEE ELUI, V.P.·Dlrector; Robeft H. 11.mott, Mgr. l'UllLllHllR S°'VICU: Robert J. Chtt.u•n, Mgr.; Je'"" 0. Seher, Business Manager; Robert Banker, Promotion; Celyl Elter, Merchandialng. Headquarters 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022 ~ 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rlghta reaerved. MORT PERIKY, V.P.·Edltor-irl-Chlef Reynolds Oodeon, Managing Editor Rk:herd Yaldeti, Art Di rector Roselyn Abrff.,a, Women·a Editor M•rityt\ Henaen, Food Editor Auoclate Editors: Joen ~. H•I Landon and Robin A. ~ Estel .. W•'-»ln, Art Aast.; Gloria Mer, Pictures. Contributing Editors: la"1 llott8teln, Robert eurran. Pemet• How111d , .. , .I. °"'*"'*"'«· Anlte ............ "'ODUCTION: Rloflerd Miiien, Dir.; Roberta Collin., Makeup. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Being a Famous Mom: Its Great Joys (And Quiet Sadnesses) LORETTA LYNN "I'm just gonna grab me an armful of kids who need a mama and I'm gonna love 'em up in my home. MaJb4..· that will take away some of the sad~ I always feel." "Startin' out in this business, my hus- band Mooney and I hit just about every tank town in this big country to promote me and my first record. We didn't have us a dime, so we-slept in our beat-up ole car and ate bologna sandwiches. Mooney had heard me sing to our babies and he had a dream. So did (, but sometimes you gotta be careful what you dream, 'cause it might come true. "Even then, there was sadness. Four of my babies stayed behind with my brother and his wife. I sure felt right bad about leavin' them. It affected those kids. It affected me. That kind of sad- ness never leaves you. Even today, I'm Jeavin' my nine-year-old twin girls con- stantly, despite their always sayin', _'Mommy, why don't you slow downr It's real hard explaining that Mommy can't cause Mommy feels she belongs to the public. But . that is bow Mommy feels. Loretta Lynn is public domain be- cause she was nothing but a poor, simple, uneducated country girl when the pub- lic made her a star. And because they did, my kids have gotten a lot of the good things in life. "I got them educated. All of them read and write-all those good things I round so hard to come by. And all have their feet firmly planted on the 4 • FAMILY WEEKIX, May ti, 1975 Compiled •Y Ala n Ebert ground. They know how to love and how to share-ttlat makes me happy. "My career, on the other hand,. has meant more sadness than joy. Only those times onstage < before the people feel good to me. I missed out on my children, missed out on bein' a mama to them. I know that With each, I worked two weeks up to their birthing and two weeks afterward. Although I'm young enough to have more, I won't. No more could I -§ let another woman raise my kids. Today, i. ( dream about the time I can slow down. :! I tell Mooney that then we'll buy us a ~ big house---maybe even 30 or 40 rooms, a: and we'll fill that house with runaway kids. I mean I'm just gonna grab me an armful of kids who need a mama and I'm gonna love 'em up in my home. Maybe that will take away some of the sadness I always feel." PATI'I PAGE "I've told my children con- stantly that I love them-but, unfortunately, I often did It by phone." "I've been what you might call a trav- eling saleslady of song. I've told my children constantly that I love them-- but, unfortunately. I of ten did it by phone. rve always believed,, because I've had to believe, that it is the quality rather than the quantity of time spent that is important in raising a child. But it's a conflict I have never resolved. "As my family's sole support, I worked to keep my kids in a fine home LYNN ANDERSON "What am I to do with this gorgeous creature named Lisa? 'Be her mother,' was the answer I kept hearing in my head. And that is what I have been, but not without difficulty, and certainly not without conflicL" "My first reaction to motherhood was panic. What am I to do with this gor- geous creature named Lisa? 'Be her mother,' was the answer I kept hearing in my head. And that is what I have been, but not without difficulty, and cer- tainly not without conflict. "I needed to pursue my career or I would have felt a void in my own per- sonal development, but I needed to be a wife and mother even more. What I have done is to work only on weekends, and without Lisa (who's now four) ac- companying me. A performance de- mands your total concentration. So does a child. Thus, when I work, I work. But at home, I am Lisa's mother. I do all the cooking and cleaning and love it! in a fine neighborhood, with fine private schools. Financial obligations kept me on the road 26 weeks a year. Although they were never consecutive. they were still times spent across a continent learn- ing from others that your baby took her first step or said his first words. "I hated it then; I hate it today. But now that both kids, Kathleen and Danny, are pre-teen, they understand that my absences are not rejections of them but simply a matter of business. And they remember when I tried to take them on the road with me. That was awful! A nightclub entertainer beds down just as her children awake. We rarely saw one another, and after a while I began to "What J hate most about being a work- ing mother is leaving my daughter's mind to a stranger. It's been hard for me to find someone who won't fill my chil~'s head with unnecessary fears or prejudices. l want my girl to make her own choices. Young as she is, I try to make Lisa see both sides of an issue. l hope she will always do this. If I give her nothing more, I want her free to question everything and then make a de- cision that she will also f cel free to change if new thought dictates that "Someday, I hope to give Lisa a brother. I would like to adopt-maybe a child of another race or nationality. Yes, that will pose difficulties, but I feel we could cope with it." realize the craps tables in Vegas were not the best playground for a child. "( do not work Christmas, Easter or my kids' birthdays. The month after school recesses is ours to spend at the shore or wherever we choose. And it is a collective choice. Although I have raised my kids with rules, it has not been with an iron fist. I do not believe par- entage is a dictatorship. I have encour- aged the~ to speak their minds. They are feisty-but-not-fresh kids. As I keep telling them, both from near and 'long distance,' I want, need and love them very much. 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Each ingot will abo be in- cven richer interpretation. the work may1be dividually senally numbered and hallmarked ordered in a deluxe edition of prccioLU 24 Kt. by The Hamilton Mint, gold on eolid 1ilver for just S 17.95 each or Please remember-all orders must be posl· in 18 Kt. (636 arains) solid fOld for $300.00. marked by June 15, 197S or they will regret· Each makes a wonderful 8tft and a quality fulJy be returned. IMl'OltTANTt OllDEltB MUST BE POSTMARKED 8\' JUNE 15, 1'75 Famous Mothers Continu~d • TERESA BREWER .. Fourteen weeka per yNr was all I would give to main- taining the Teresa Brewer name. Mr kids grew up know- ing what family means." "When I married at 18, I vowed my children wouJd have a normal homelifc. I could have been a film or stage star, but I placed the children before my ca· Teer. My kids are Kathleen, 24, Susan, 23, Megan, 20, and Michele, 17, and for me, the greatest reward is motherhood. "My children were never subjected to NANCY WILSON "Times were when I would prop up a huge poster of Kacy onstage and dedicate my closing number to him. It wa1 a poor substitute." "My son Kacy has aJways come first. I have refused work because it would keep me away from home longer than I feel a mother should absent herself from her family. Unfortunately, before remarrying recently, I had lo work. The conftict caused by the separations from my son was awful. More for me, 1 suspect. than for him. Times were when I would prop up a huge poster of Kacy onstage and dedicate my closing number I • FAMILY WEEKLY, M•Y ti, 11175 the road but remained at home, in school and within a very protective environ- ment. Fourteen weeks per year was all I would give to maintaining the Teresa Brewer name. My kids grew up know- ing what family means. We are still close and none seems to be in a hurry to mar- ry, as they all continue tt' live with me. "But they arc fiercely independent. From the earliest, I f cit it important to let my children make their own mis· takes. I would have done anything to spare my girls any pain. But life is fre- quently about pain, and I covldn't inocu· late my lcids against it. Each of my iirls has known sorrow and each hu learned to stand tall when dealing with it. "Ours is an open retationah(p. We discuss things as 'girls' and not as mother/daughter. I have insisted my kids know who l am as a penon and not just as a mother. I have tried to mow them individually as people and not as my children. I have n~ver entered a discussion with them thinking, 'Mother is alway.r right.' "From the beginning. I've tried to help my kids believe in themselves. Each girl bas an ability to live her own life. I wish each a nice man and the joys that I have known as a mother." to him. It was a poor substitute. "B«ause I worried about the lack of both father and mother in Kacy's life, J tried for two years to cam my Jiving solely by working the TV variety abows based in Los Angeles, where I Jived. But no one is that welcome a guest, ao I had to take to road work again. But I never took Kacy. I believe a chiJd belongs in school and at home rather than in the winp of a stage somewhere in America. "Through it alt, I left something with Kacy tha1 I believe sustained him. Love and respect. J Jove him for the person he is and not as a possession of mother· hood. With Kacy, this is not hard to do. He is a gorgeous, bright, sunny Aquar· ian, as is that other wonder of my Jif e, my new husband and Kacy's father. "Shortly, we will be presenting a new brother or sister to Kacy, and I will try to be to him or her what I have always tried to be to my son-a mother fint, a pcrf ormer last. The public Nancy Wil· soo remains on her doorstep out.ride her home. Some folks say they don't need to perform and think they mean it. I know J do. I love to sing. but it needn't be on a stage or before a public. I can be quite happy sitti.n& in my own home, rocking my baby and singing the tint gold record l ever had-'How Glad ( Aml'-and meaning every fMB word of it." liUll Limited 1Yme Only ReJearch Project By John F . Ford lllw 111111111' Pnlll ~ ---11' 111'11 • • • Send me your euct time and place of binh. I'll cast and analyze yoor natal horoscope for re- seaJCh purposes. You nuy have a duplicate copy or your horoscope for only $3.00 to cover the cost fo m1ke your co py plus 50¢ pastage and handl~. You tte« the expensive casting and analydng process I-R~l:: • becauu of the fact we must produce your horoscope for re- search anyhow. Your naal horoscope will coruist of 9 pages. and 3,000 words and will provide you all of the following benefits: (Nott '. This is our new tm· proved horoscope.) • Your ho roscope will help you undersU1nd and accept yourself. It will analyze your per· sonaJlty and explain your strengths and talents in detail. It will also poinl o ut your short· comings and advise you on ho w to improve. • Everyone of us has hidden talents ju st wait· Ing to be tapped. Your horoscope will dis- cuss your hidden t1leots (sex appeal. E.S.P., writing, athletics, public relations. etc.> and sllow you how to cash in on them. •Your horoscope will give you an indepth anal· ysis or your love life. Personally tailored ad· vice o n how to enjoy a more fulfiUinp. sex life 'lr'iU be offered. You it be told who you're compatible with and why and sho wn how to liod romance. Once you flnd it. your horo· scope w\11 help you keep ii burning hot. • Your horoscope will in~till confidence in you by showing you what you're ttood at. II will place you in the proper frame of mind to be· pn a pr~ram of aU around self·improvcmcnt. • The types of jobs and cuurs 1h:u you :ire be1t suited for will be listed. You'll be told which careers will bnng you succcs.~ and hap- piness :ind which jobs 10 avoid. • Your firuncial future will be covered. Yo ur attitude to wards money and the be~I ways for you to make money will be di~u ,scd. • Areas o f your body wllich may pose hrulth problems are pointed o u1. Tap' on dietinj!. are also ofTered. • Your marital and family relationships are analyi ed wilh emphasis on !!l'ltll''!l along with your mate. your children ;ind your relatives. There's no need 10 worry :ibout findinJ! out about an unavoid.able coming di!'aster through your chart. As mentioned, a~lrology deals in po- tentials. Your fr« will can override poten1ial~ 1f you know about them. In an)' case. the pohcy of qualified astrologerJ 1s positive astrology. If there is something neµllve in your chart, you are told what you can do 10 make it po~nive. When castlnf! your horoscope. we conform 10 the strictest &Clentific principles. Fu't the longi· tu<U and latit ude of your place of birth will be charted down to the hundredth o f a degree. Then anY time changes dul' 10 World War II will be taken in10 l'On~deration. Finally your lon).(i- tudr and laritude and c:1.ac1 time of birth will be key punl·hed into our !?i1tantic: IBM :no rnmputcr. which oonuins over !4 millio n bits of authe nlica- lcd a'trolojtic;il information. No two horu· !ll'OVC~ produced by our computer are ever alike. Your horoscope will carry your nume on eve ry P:l!!f and will be cast fro m vour exJ cl time and place or b1t1h for Y(lU and y(lU alone. So you .:an be \ure that your horoscopc will no t be thc worth· le~s type found in paperbacks. A sunilar horoscope co111a cost up to S250 if do ne by an :istrolo1m . But THF.RF'S ABSO- LUTFLY NO CATCH I\• th is offer. I need 1h1s information fnr my ast rolo!?ical research. 1 ·m looking for certain planet rnntiizurationt from thr pcoplc who mail in hirth information. tPeoplc who fit this i:roup can rel'\!1ve ntr:i bonu~~ by lilhn~ l•Ut a n:scarch quc~lionnaire.) This research project hu appeared in BET· Tl:.R HOMES AND GARDENS. PARADE. f,AM· ILY WEEKLY, SUNDAY MAGAZINE. LADY'S HOME JOURNAL, REDBOOK. McC'ALLS, WO- MAN'S DAY. and o ther publication~. The re· sponse hu been tremcndou~ with over 500.000 people now cnjoyinp. their n:Jtal horoscope. But that'\ what'~ 'IQ rrustratinit. We ma y never be- 0197$ able to run this article 3µin. In natio n has pushed o ur computer. advertisin11. postap.e . and printinJ? costs almost 10 the llOint or no return. So for a limiled time, we're ga1herin11 all thr names we possibly can 10 finish our rtkarch pro· jt-ct. If you'd like tu help us wnh our rc~an·h and take :idv;intaite of 1his special otter by or· derinit m1t:il horo~copes fl)r yourself. .fo1 your family or your fnends. ~imply do th1~: Send me the name. address. rime. <brc. mo nth , year and pl:icc of birth for each pe1<1an on a piece of paper :.tlon~ with the S3.00 rnpyin~ l'OSI and sot pm- l:t~l' for cadl horo~cope. lit you don't know your c\:act time uf birth wc11 u~ I :?:00 noon.I If you have Ma~ter Charge. BankAmcql~.ird, or Amcn can E~prt1s, you may charitc yom pur1:h11'1: hy 'l<'ndin1t the follo win)! informa1ic1n : I\. N:imr of yc1ur credit card B. Credit 'l'ard numlx•r C C,ud "PirJtiun date. Mail Y\"\Ur order~ lo lhc AMt-.RIC'AN ASTROLO- GIC'Al ASSOCIATION. Research Div1s1on. Dept. D-3, 4-01 Markel Ave., N., Canton. Oh io 44 702. Y •lU r natal horoS4.'0pe is covered by a 2£!S year -36 5 <by • full mqney back 2uaranttt. If you have any que~110M. cull me. John I· l'ord. 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(11" -oz. liz•) taco eMIOnlng mix 2cupswattf 3 cups etvMded cooked cMcken 2 c.ne (5~-oz. me) allced ripe oflffs Vegetable oft 1 mn (11 ou.) tortlla 2 cans (15~-oz. abe) Nfried beans 2 cups _,.redded Cheddar orJackchMM 3 cups lbredded lettuce 4 tofnlltoee, chopped 1 cup aour cream ~ cup alk:ed green onlou 1 nocado, peeled and allced Taco uuce or green-chm ...... optionel 1. In medium saucepan, com- bine taco mix with water; stir until dissolved. Heat to boiling; reduce beat and simmer S mio- utcs. Add chicken and olives; simmer another 2 or 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. 2. Heat about l/.i inch vegetable oil in skillet until 'hot but not smoking. Fry tortillas quickly, 2 at a time, until crisp oo both sides; drain on paper towels. 3. Heat refried beans in small saucepan, stirring occasionally. 4. Place tortillas on two large serving platters. Spread beans over tortillas. Spoon chicken- Celebrity Soapbox KAREN VALENTINE: "If You Must Be Unkind, Don't Make Me the Targett" "I wish some people would learn to think before they talk, because too often they'll say something that hurts an- I • FAMILY WEEKLY, May 11 , 1976 This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen tells teenagers how to make tostadas. "Mexican food is really 'in,'" says Marilyn. "Here's a simple party menu for teens that uses all the great ingredients, from taco sauce to refried beans-and is topped off with Soda Sangria." Ripe OllY• 'n' Chicken Toetadae, el9own in front of 1 fro.ty pitcher of ~ Sengtta, are plled wte. only a few of manr poteibl• toppings. kld9 may w11nt to "Invent" olhen. olive mixture over beans. 5. Top with checSe, lettuce and tomatoes. for final touch, add a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of onions. Arrange avocado slices along side of dish. Pass taco sauce, if desired. Mok.ts 8 servings. 16 tostadas Mexican Party Hint Our tostada toppings arc only a start. Vary toppings to your taste. Wh y not try sliced bard- cooked egg, mashed avocado, crisp bacon strips, fresh bean sprouts or shredded carrot? other person's feelings even when they don't mean to be upsetting. I think I'm a kind of target for such remarks, and I see it happen so often to others .... I remember when I first started doing 'Room 222' on television, I had a horrible complexion. People would come up and say, 'Oh, you're 1111 broken out.· What an unthinking thing to sayl I knew I was broken out. I didn't need any- QUICK MEXICAN CRULLERS 2 pkga. (I-oz. size) refrigerated buttermilk bleculta VegeblbleoU 1 cup eue•r 1 t....,oon ground cinnamon 1. Roll out each biscuit to a 41h-inch circle on a lightly floured board. 2. Heat about 1 inch oil in a skillet or deep-fryer to 350"F. 3. Fry each dough circle until golden brown oo one side and bubbles puff on surface. Tum, brown on second side. Takes about 10 seconds per side. 4. Drain on paper towels. Sprinkle with mixture of cin- namon and sugar. Makes 20 crullers SODA SANGRIA 1 can (12 ou.) frozen tn1H- punch concentr.te 1 can (I ou.) frozen lemonade concentrate 3 cupe water 1 orano-, thlnty aUced 1 lemon, lhlnty altc.d 2 cane (12-oz. size) lemotMlme 90da Ice cubes 1. Pour undiluted fruit punch, lemonade and water into 2-3-qt. pitcher. Add orange and lemon slices, mix well. Cover and re- frigerate at least l hour to blend 6avors. 2. Add soda and ice cubes just before serving, stir. Makes 2 qrs. one to tell me. But people persist In that sort of thing. It la ao eaay, before you blurt out a comment that might make aomeone unhappy or uncomfortable, juat to think and Hk youraelf, 'Do I really want to uy something like that and hurt thl1 person?'" Miss Valentine Is currently starring In her own TV series, "Karen," and In the film "E' Lollipop." -Interviewed by Wiiiiam Wolf FAMILY WEEKLY, May 11, 11175 • t Add a few almonds, cook vegetables the stir-fry way, and suddenly old standbys like carrots and cauliflower turn into something sensational. Tossing in a few almonds as you cook is so easy and so rewarding. Almonds add a pleasant crispness, fresh eye appeal and a nice nutty flavor to everything from appetizers to desserts. And remember, for choice, fresh almonds, look for the Blue . Diamond brand on tins and cello packs, from the Almond People in California. Al.Miii ftlETAILEl IWIDAal• 1 cup tlllnly-sllced carrots 1 cup orMn beMs cut lbolrt 1 Inch 2 tlblespoons salad oil 1 cup thlnly·slk:ed caullnowt< Vi cup sliced green onion 1 cup water 2 teaspoons chld<en stock bue 2 teatpoons cornstarch Pinch Oll11c powder Va cup unblanched whole almonds Cook and stir carrots and beans with oil In skillet (or electric skillet) over medium high heat 2 min· utes. Add caullnowt< and onion: cook 1 minute longer. Add mix of water. chld<en stock base. cornstarch and gMtlc. Cook and stir until thick· ened. Vegetables should be crisp-tender. If they need further cooking, reduce heat. cover and steam to desired dooeness. Add almonds Recipe may be doubled only; do not make larger quantity at one time. Makes 4 to 6 servings. The Almond People California Almond Crowers Exchange P.O. Box 1768 Sacramento, California 95808 r------ - -~ ._, -~ --.... - - - - ulifornia Almond Crowers Exchange, Dept. FW I P. 0 . 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But she isn't likely to do as well with the type of clown who couldn't think his way out of a paper bag-he's too unpredictable. Kipling, who understood women prelly well, summed it up succinctly when he observed that "the silliest woman can manage a clever man: but it needs a very clever woman to manage a fool!" 5. True--as evidenced hy a study con- ducted by University of California in- vestigators. A panel of psychologists. consisting of 10 men and 13 women. was given the task of evaluating the personalities of 98 men and women. The ditf erences in rating performances were both inrcresting and significanr. The women judges were more chari- table, ascribing more favorable char- acteristics to both the men and women than the male judgc.'i did. 6. True. As one authority observes, "While a man perceives his face and body as a unit, a women secs them as two separate entities. A woman's face is the canvas on which she paints a re- vised, corrected image of herself. 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If ttiey do, just write: Lynn Headley, Family Wffkly. 641 Le11in1ton An .. New York, NY 100;{:.!. 8porfs M1n1-Pron1e Piteher DON SUTTON: Did Hypnosis Play a Role In Last Year's Pennant Raee•? Hypnosis may be carnival- trick stuff to some people, but not to Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Don Sutton. Sutton Nya hypnoaie w•• hie MCret weapon ln effecting a dr81natic turnaround lat Maon, which NW him wtn 11of hl8Int17 g8meaand clinch the Natk>nal l.Aague flag for hla tNm. Sutton had worked his way up to the $100,000 bracket by winning 19 games in 1972and18 in 1973 as well as by being tabbed twice for the NL's All- Star team. He continued his winning st~eak early last year, posting a 6-2 record before he plunged Into an unac- countable slump In which he started 14 games withOut winning a single one. He be- came so depressed he wor- ried openly that the Dodgers would trade him. Even his five-year-old son went around telling his friends, "We're going to have to move from here." ... Sutton WH In the Dodger clubhouae one dey when he picked up • maga- zine and read about the way hypn~ h .. helped cer- tain •ttfftn. He arranged an appointment with hypno- tlat Arthur EUia. "I had my doubta about the whole thing 12 8 FllMIL\' WEEKLY, May l1. 1976 beeauM I'm • etrlct funda- rMntallat Prot .. tant and I wondered how this would flt In with my betlefe," Sutton recalls. But hie wife Patrtcla encouraged hlm to go, and not long eftel'W8rd he beat ttou.ton and went on to win 13 of hla last 14 regular- eenon gamu. ... Just what did Ellis do for the Dodger pitcher? Sutton says his problem was that he was thinking negatively-he was so worried he was going to make mistakes that he actu- ally forced himself into making the mistakes. Ellis convinced him to think posi- tively and to have confidence In his natural ability .... Sutton was helped, too, by the fact that manager Walt Alston never gave up on him. Alston never removed him from the starting rotation even when he was at his lowest ebb. "I knew Don was a good enough pitcher to find his way out of his tem- porary trouble," says the manager. The 30-year-old Sutton Is a native of Clio, Ala. The L.A. organization signed Sutton in 1965, and he came up to the major-league team the following year. -By Barry Abrameon . . miracle CLIMB/IVG GV!/\l£.f.?!,~1 HofES 1veyou . s WSCIOUS FRUIT In just 80 daysl It's one or the moat Incredible alghta you've ever seen. Imagine! The amazing CLIMBING VINE PEACH ... natufe'a own wonder-plant that was first dlaoovered In Asia ... then researched at Cornell University .•. and that this year will re- ward you with armfuls of the mo.t unique and magnlfleent-looklng fruit starting just 80 days from today! THINK OF IT! YOU PLANT THIS SPRING PICK FRUrT THIS JULY-MCI It bepe on producing •11 eummer long! • Veal Doz.ens of luscious golden beauties from each and every plant! • Each and every fruit the 1lz.e of a ripe, juicy orange. • Also-mane• of golden flowers that adom your fences, trelHsea, garden walls in a daz- zling yellow cascade. • And because It's a climber, It means that from just a 1q11are foot or two In your garden, per plant, you'll pick fruit week-in, week-out July to frost. One of ttte NIMsl, , .... 1o-grow fruits you've ev•r Men! Beat of all, these aenaational CLIMBING VINE PEACHES require no special care, no pruning, no cutting. They're so easy to grow a child can do It, They thrive magnificently In virtually any aoll, so alt you have to do 11 drop them In the ground ... water them ... and forget them. It's aa easy aa that. SorrJ, but auppllea .,. ao llmlted .. mey not be Hie to repe•t this OFFER th .. JMr. YOU llUST ACT NOW! Now, the price of these wondrous CLIMBING VINE PEACHES 11 not the $5 or $10 apiece you might expect ..• but a mere S1 .00 for each CLIMBING VINE PEACH . . . and each one all set to grow and bear fruit this summer. Think or It. A mere $1 .00 apiece for magnificent, super. growing climbing vine peaches that come to you direct from the nursery In their own groWIM pots .. , all set for you to almply plunk Into the ground ..• and reward you with armfuls of luscious fruit 1tartlng JUST 80 DAYS FROM. PLANTING. However, be<:auae auppllea of CLIMBING VINE PEACHES are extremely limlted ... this offer may not be repeated thia year. And since now la the time to plant la almost upon us, you must act Immediately. Yes, it climbs like a rose -produces fruit by the armful-and covers itself with manes of dazzling yellow blooms all summer long! Vital ... u.tic'I from lelldlng hof'tlcuttural unhwslty •nd govt. plant .UUona growth h8blts Beautiful climber for trellises, garden walls, fences. 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HERB ALPERT Why he'• coming out of "retirement" During the alxtlea, Herb Alpert sold about 45 million records-then "dis- appeared." Here's the way Alpert ex- plained it recently to FAMILYWEEnY; "About the middle of 1969 I became bored doing concerts and I sensed that the Tijuana Brass sound was becom- ing repetitious. My personal problems. compounded my professional worries. My horn became my enemy. I just couldn't play it. So I broke up the group and retired-took a sabbatical, anyway. I was consumed with guilt at having gotten where r was without suffering. I wanted to struggle. fall flat on my face and pick myself up again." And did he succeed at his desire to fail? Well, not exactly. As co-owner of the Quips & Quotes man shrugged. "I keep telling them I'm getting it for you." -Thomas LoMouce To market, to market, To look for o roast; Home again, home again ... 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Opening it, she calJed dis- appointedly to her mother, "Mama, Grandma brought us an empty present." -Mrs. Virgil L. Jones San Antonio, Texas enormously successful A & M Record Company. Alpert continued to become what he calls "ridicu1ouslv rich." So he's returning to perfo~ing again. And. yes, he's eveu made friends with his trumpet. DATES: Sunday is Mother's Day. Saturday Miss U.S.A. will he crowned. The Preakness will be run at Pimlico, Md., on Saturday. BIRTHDAYS (all Taurus): Sunday- Doug McClure 40; Irving BerUn 87; Phi) Silvers 63; Mort Sahl 48. Monday -Howard K. Smith 61; Ronald Ziegler 36; .Bur:t Bacharach 46; Yogi Berra 50; George Carlin 37. Tuesday-Joe Louis 61; Daphne DuMaurier 68; Stevie Wonder 25; Mary Wells 47. Thurs- day-Trini Lopez 37; Eddy Arnold 57;~ Joseph Cotton 70; James Mason 66; Liberace 56; Richard Daley 73. Fri- day-Henry Fonda 70; Woody Her- man 62. Saturday-Archibald Cox 63. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: George Carlin and Daphne DuMaurier By Frank Baginski • LITTLE EMILY 0:-:"~-' ... . :: ~\ ,, '• . .. . ' ' .. ,:_ ... · .. "'~ ~ "You know, the normal stuff-91tttno ... heeling •.• tetchlno ••• k#ate •..• " FAMILY WEEKLY, May '1, 1975 • " • I I •• I I I I I All~tbe 1 Slip-On 1 Loafers bave ·~·-IP-ii of ter flt! 11 Noti',~•tord style I too, ~.Jlltll laces, In , •••1 two-eyelet •·cOlitl••llf•l·tasblon. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lfamoua I . 1HAIAllD ~o%,ndy -----------, 2 P•ira19~s 1 for . ·1 Direct from \.I HABAN- ''Where did you e•erseetllese shoes before?" -~*~~i:!::J In that $40 shoe store! Remember? You went CASH IN an tht World Shot Crisis I Thel'e is no question. Shoe factories al"e in I Try these ln18metional COLORS 11 I I I I I I I I I I I crazy over the look, but you didn't go crazy with your money. trouble closing their doors alt over tJle world. 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"•s bottle llofds 12 OZI. , ... --............... ,... 2·Ul·t •1 CADIT IOlll l ITOlll owr 100 ft. of llosel Pronpcl tip Inserts In irouncJ.place nur fauctt l hose ts 1lweya rtldJ for use. No more snakes of hos• lylnc on lawn! ~ndy for S11rlnklln1 too: adtust· Ible clip llolds ltandJrd noules In weterlnc .position. Weat111r-r1sl1tant steef. 31". 1111---~·-··"·" SOf'T SUD>£ WALUT 8RtGHTENED WITH EMllROl-DERYI Soft, supple, •enulne suede cre•tff a 1tunnin.1 welfetl Folds In thirds . . . and on Its sna~IOHd front an embroidered musllroom-11nd-flowera deslan ~rb t his fashlonable beauty. Open It .•. room ~or money, cards, a chan .. purse and I cl .. r plasttc win-dows to hold up to sixteen pictur-. 4 1A1C51%• o~n. H 071-Suede Wal'-t ----·----······--··-·..$4.99 REVERSIBLE Qftll.L.QRIDDLE COOK'S 8EST fRIEffDI R•n••top •rill deliciously prepares ti.con. 1tHka, chopa-eutomatically dralnin1 a-y fattenlnc 8rlaMI Tum It over-It'• • flat •riddle surface for perfect pan- c.kea, frenc;h toast, egal Heavy c.at elumlnum. St•· cool handle. Dishwasher safe. glhxlJl.4•. 13627-0t'IN 'n Qrlddle ·--·--···"-·-·· .. --.. -................. _ .... ~tt SUPER SAW CUTS THROUGH ANYTHING ..-----------. ..------------~if AllAZINQ SAW POWIJtS THRU 'MOST AHY MATIJtlAU The secret of this revolutlon1ry .aw Is In the Incredible .,_r of tunpten carbkM permanently lmbedded In the b11de. TM "W1rythln1 uw" that does a hundr9d jot. •round the houMI Cuts: brick. atau, ma,..,.., ~ment. slat--rytfllnSf Handle adjusts to 3 posi- tions. 11• Ion&. 1J477-... r Sew ,.. ______ _ L.OVJA8L& II.VD TO TEND YOUlt P'LAHTS. Hand- .,_1nt.ct Mt of 1bi tiny 91vn ... ready to wwtch Oller your t.Yor!M plenta. The brtcht colors of this w insome team 1"'9n the M*MI The •"'" ere rwady to IO to wort!: one holds • rake, enother • sp.9de, one fias • -tenns can ..• all rwlldy to pftch In. Each has a lone pie* to hotel him MCurwly In the sou. each stands 2~ • lhort from bottom of the boot to tip of the cap. Temflc to populate terrariums! Poly. ll073-...... aw.. (Set et 6) ··----·-....$1..49 IUPDI Sl'ftAY IHST-Elt fOlt CLEANIN!t lltONINQ. fll.ANTl.-zv OZ. ~ACITY. This 11ant sprayer has hun. dreds of uses In and around your house. Fill It with any llquld cleaner ... spray and wipe off d irt and crtme. It's IHY to UM With pistol 1 rip trhr· 11r action that nncfs out • l)OW9rful pe,,. tratln1 spray. Holds 20 ou. Unbr11kabl1 poly. 18018-Spny.t -SZ.tt HllH ll•Lt CIAllll Clt•lfta. dllln -...... dlll111 trl Oft "" fallloll ICfte tlllt ,..,. ~ c!Wn tit lftclildn1 lY tn· tllred, 20" llll00111, 77" 111111 Ind b•nt . ind 32" blr MllOOttl cn1ln. Wllf 111• 111 or 11111 'n mtldl. Join tl1t cf11ln 11n11 Gold fluMd1 wlltt sprln1 cl11pa. You Pt 111 41 14'12-CMll let ..•...... $7 .. •1U-UW n NU tctJuata for tl'le vtewlnr ''"' JOG pntwl A 111ptr support hook& lllru JQUr portable TV llanclle. lll'Oftlltone pole td· ~ for hlall or low position rh 11 lcfe11 for wttclllnr n bed). Slftl space -no nttd tor table, atlnd. SC>r1nr tlMIOfl fits celllftp to ~ ~le Me-ftllt 11--TV ..... , .. _.,11.• ...... _ ...... """ IOlllTY f'Uftl. Al· bf9dlt 0.m'I rrut Nltlf· llftce of finely dltalled hHds llOl•ed ill pnyer ln- IPlm tllls beautfful pen. dint. In 1 rlell rolden finish I rln1td wltll apartllnr 1t111ul1ted purls. Baell 1Udtl °"" t11 me11 tlle well known "Serenity Pl'lytf'." 1 .. ". chain. 112D-""" ~ "'" I Pllll W llACU MH .. SPACE Olf .. ! Clewr 111e11 pole llu a 111woot '""*· Eich rotatu 390•. lllnl or rtlllOvt 1 pair of slaclla wltllout dl1turbln1 ltl1 otlltra. No cnaslllnr or wrlnkllnr. Your 1lacll Wini-'* llan11 In lndl11 of q>acel "Utlldlrome" floor· to-rod pole fib evtry closet. ............ ~ .. All·ll·HE ll•E TELE· l'llOlll CDITU. Attracttw COIOflltl • cletlp wood,rlln table 11 lie best piece for toUf pl\ollt Md Ill lb IC• ctnOriH, fltlone It C,.._ dltd on top . • . tllere'• • recess for directories Ind 1 sllelf Inside for pada, Plftl, etc. Nut! Ptrf1et In bff. ~1.. llvln1 room, 11111. P'olUDll. 25" tall. 111tl-...... C•w .. $1.H HANO PLUNGER Cl.EAJtS SINK DRAINS qulddy a. 'Ufefyl Uncloe blocked drains without d1na1rous chemlc1l1. Simple hind pump createa suction to loosen stubbom11t cloc1 In MCOnds. One piece; fits drain to 3" diam. 11036-0raln Unc:teaer ·-··---·-..$1At PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH Bird feeder This unique feeder lets 24-birds dine •t, once I Adds 1 pretty decorator touch to your l•nd· sape, tool Holds 10 lbs. of seed. Sell-fllllng. Weather-re- slstant plywood, plastic feedin1 tubes. Traditional Pennsytvani1 Dutch oelnted desian. 151;.x 11 Y.i x51/,". 15021-Pwnna. Dutd1 Feeder $14.99 Now J'Oll ca11 carry 1 1111111 lllnclll1 IMllUf1nl !J5dll' tlltt tllms Into 1 l11p 7111112" tote • • • 90 cubic lndlt1 to 924 cllblc lndl11 sllllOSt lnstlnU,I It's 111 done wtttl ln-1111loua zippers. Eltlly fits Into 1 ""'" corner of your aultcn1. Wlltn JOU nttd It, out It comes tor JOU flll wltll v1e1tlon 10Wenlrs . • . M extra Hltc11e when you need one most. T111 lttlfler·IOoll vlnyl t1'11t won't scratch or ""'' cluns up ... 11, """ • clllllP IPOllC• too. :~·i:..: ~ -'~~-~J.i. MUL Tl-LRVBL Deacon Shelf Wall Unit Th11 -rmth of tradltlonel ct. slan In the var1 .. tzed com.,.rt. menu and sh1lv19 ls wonderful for showln1 off curios, &IH• _,.., floral displays, stalu1ry everythln& looks more beautiful aplnst the dark walnut finish. You mlsM vlsu1llz• two pair teamed tocether • . • It cen meen the m1kln& of a IQOml Deacon Sheff: 131CM-l1~~-·--·-·-·!!::: 14945-(JO"!Co~ __._~Ji:" F THE U.CTIOftARY CW Nll- DlLWOftl( wes flrat pub- lished In 1882. Today It is a must for every modem needlewortter -beelnner or upert. Ovec 800 lllustra· dons. 529 paps CCYerina -ry phne of needleworti. some even arandma didn't ltnOw. "'48-N 1 a •-'* ~ ary -----··--$3..99 NUDUWORI( TOTI: BAG ANO STAND is a I~ c.,ry..il thlrt travels any· wtlera you do. Holds all yot1r yams, needles, canvn and bbrlcs. Set up In sec-CMMts ••• folds flat for stor-a... Fabric baa com. In a.eve,..1 beauttfUI assorted patterns. Sturdy b,..n fin· !shed f,..,,,. opens to 9 11 16 )( 191h ·· 61035-H~Tota $U9 SATISFACTION - GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACJ( _J YARN-fT Is a 1rtat new -y to almplify nHdlewortL Just Ilk• an artist's palette, It sepa,..tes yam s by color and sl\aCS. for quick and any selactlon without tanc· lln&. 11 larp holes make It lndlspenalble for nffdle-polnt and cra-lwork. Poly, 8~1111',~ •• 62034-Ya~ -··--··-..$2.99 NDDUPOINT AND STITCH-ERY cu:ANER worils like m.ck;. Sp,.y it on -wipe dirt off! Ho bleaches or 11e>tv.nta. no shrink•&•· 8 oz. of maclc In an unbreakmble bottle I Q146-Needa.polnt ~·························--$1.99 SAVE BLOCK YOUlt OWN NIL Dl.EP'OINT. New "81ocklt" needle-worti kit takes the e>cpense out ot framina your finished needlepolnt. It ls fast, simple to use, easy to store and because you can uae It over and over •&•In . . • It's very inellpenslve. It Is full adjustable and will block any alze canvas up to 221122•. Instructions Included. 67179-Bloc:ldt Kit .................. $10.99 DECORATIVE BlltD HOUIU BRIGHTEN YOUft YAM> with thelr colorful exterlora. Choose from • red and white barn or the fanciful alnprbread house In red, white, yellow and blue. HI-Impact plaatlc with built-In dralnaae and ventilation provides shel· tar for feathered friends. 1M41-41inpr(&r7Y.ad~., 11442-a.nt <k6Y.adY.a"') °"" $5..91 _,. ,.'1'AMP--S'TITCM lets you per· sonaliie linens. clothlnr. place-m.ts . . . anythlna;.. ~ can even make your own Nmplersl Sim.ply stamp the cross atltx:h desrrn letter on your t•brlc •nd embroider. Kit contains Inked stamp pad, alphabet and st•mper. 667112-St.lmp-Stttdl .. $3.99 GIANT UOHT-Ur llAGHIFllER r.eAKD M.AIMNe SMALL P'ttlHT USllJt. Enlarp and llluml-net.a.I Ideal for the elCS.rly, In car for ralldlnl maps and dlr.c- Uone at ni.trt. PTWlsk>n 31A • Illus lena wlth rac.eaMd 4.8 volt liulb. Unbreakable plastic case: on/off switch. 9• lone. Uses ,_.nllte batteri.s not lnc:I.; ... p. 4. 16007-U&titect ~ $7.99 MUZU>RY SWUTIERS WfTK. OUT TOW£LSI Air circulatea top to bottom for fasteat drylncl No mof9 soay '-Is on tabl• or 11-r. Juat place dry., on rim of bathtub and watch ellc.aa moisture drip away. Hylon ,,,.,h la held taut by 4 metal lap . Delux .. lzed, 161140• .•• plenty of room~ larae loads. lfiOlS-SW.-. Dryer ....... $3.19 CHECK BLOOD f"lt£SSUR£ Al HOML Keep a close watch on health of loved ones by takl"I blood p,..aura raadlnp at the doctor's requeat. Medically ac:- cu,..te, precision-made •PhYS· momanometer. StethoM:ope Is pro,...lonalty dnlcned for doc· tors and atud•n". It macnlfles all acx.inds. M05-~ ...... --$11.ft 2SJ1 .... 11 ~...----'4.99 DOH'T BWSHI "1.fTTLE JOHN" IS A ltADIOI 0..l&Md to took euctly Ilk• a mini "John" - aua,.nteed tp entert8'n with a wide ranp of llatenlna plea- sures. F9VOrlt• bro~qsts c~ In loud end. cleart Pvt this any. where to aet betlows of lau1h- ter as you nonc:hantly tum-on the controla and "rai.. the aeat" revealln1 the apeaker. Solid atate. 6 transistor, batt. lncld. Yellow/wtilte, h._lmpact plastic. 4 'A 1141,4 x3 •. 14652-Radlo ....... -... _ .. _ ........ $9.99 VICTCMtlAN COAT RACK. There are 15 hoob on this blade cast l~n reproduction! Tums unUMd space Into an extra "ct<Ket"I The orl&Jnal hun• In an 1950's formal Fi11t. You m(Cht UM It In your bathroom to hotd c.ororful towels, in your hill to catch co.ts, hats & umbrellas. It Is 14"' wide and ut11nds 71;,• from wall. 12856-eo.t Rick -· ...... _._$3.99 AUTHENTIC MINIATURE REP. UCAS OF COLONIAL FURNl- TURIE. This four plec:• piece set of Euty American fumltur• has !Men scaled down & reproduced to took e1tactly tlke the orl1inals hundreds of years a10. The rock•rt hi.ti back chair, par. sons oencn 1nd trestle table ... made with dowels, not nalls. ~ Y..x3% • 'o 2•4 •. Walnut fl~ 1sh~ 16220-C:O.-lal F'Ufnlture ... ·-·. .... ..... . ....... ...$339 MASTERWORKS BEHIND GLASS In 1olden antiqued metal f,..mas. Galnsborou1hs "Blue Boy" Ind Sir Thomn Llw- renc:e's "Pinkl•"-be1utiful fult color print. reproduced In lt1ly. They ,,. pieced behind llHs In exqulsftelY om1te metal frames to display with pride. Velvet· Ilk• backlns. Set of 2. 5'h•&'h• e1ch. 13465-Mast.rplece ~ let -···--···... . ........ .$3..99 MAJARAJAH'S ELlrHANT HOLDS NEED&..ES • f"tNS IN VELVET THRONIEI So eJCQulslt•· ly detailed, thl1 royally opulent elephant could pan for 1 mu. aeum plec:el The aieamlnc sn. very finish captures every fold of his body In a •-p of brll. Ii.nee. Studded with jewel·llke ornaments In the royal manner. The Rajah'• chair Is covered In rich r'9d velvet ... you'll have room for all your plt'la & need. dies In thla lofty throne. Chrom. ad potyi...6· 1onc. ••A· hlah. 16102-ll:Mphant Pin cUllMn .............................. $2.99 l I 8".TRELLIS TWAINS CLIMBING PLANTS! We.ther·proof vinyl nettln' provides Ideal support for climbma vines. plants! Keeps them healthy, and off the around. Makes spraying, pidtina so much easier. And the vinyl never wears out •.• never rots or burns your pl1nts. Used by profes1lonal1! 1700-!S'd' Trelll1 $1.'9 3/$5.69 8701-5'd5' Trellis .... $2.99..3/$8.49 3-Tier Parisian Flower Cart LACY WROUGHT IRON Thia 1receful white enamel ed wrou"1t Iron n-r cart captures the cherm and alecance of "Gey Paree." tta three ahehrH ere beautiful stand• for your pretti..t plant. and flowers.. You cen roll the cart Inside or out ,.o your plants erw p+'otac:tad from the cold and atlll 1•t enouch aunllatrt to be heelthy end atronc. 25x26x18•. DU666-P'arlalan flowier Cart $12.99 WOODCHOPPER WEATHER YAN[. Works every time wind • blows while he Points In direction ...... of the air current. The stronger YESTERYEAR'S KITCHEN ACCESSORIES ••• EH· CHANTING WAU DECOR TODAY. A complete set of cast Iron wall Dlaques that are aura to brfn1 old time cherm to any room you t11n1 them In. There'• en old time coffee artnder pepper mlll. churn and old fashioned hearth k.nte. Eech Is real. lstlc:elly deco,..ted with tra. dltlonel dHl1ns thet cepture the flevor of the era. PiecH ran&• from 2 'A x 7 lh • to !51hx61A • .•. ready to h1n1. 16192-Cast Iron Well ~ .. ------.......... $3.99 COLONIAL SA1. T & Ll'£rf'ER SET IN CLASSIC MILK GLASS lends tradftionel Ear. ly America" charm to your dlt'lln1 Ulble, kitchen counter or shelf. America" e•&le emblem, presaed in. flttin1llJ' decoratea the pair. Each sheker Is a &•n•rously sized 21.4-x4• ... seldom needs reflllln1. Screw-on tops keep the contents frosh. Nice Amerlcena 1lft sell 16204-Mllk OlaH s .. p ....................... $1.99 6 CHEERY IUTCHEN MEMO '!fAGNETS hold shoppit'lll hits, memos. phone mes- uees to refricerator, oven door, etc. Colorful leafy fruit dHians brtahten kltch. ltl'll Oran1e. pear & 3 others. Set of 6, H eh 2 'h •. 160M-Frult Macnets $1.19 GLITTERING CRESCENT RING IS A BAND OF LOYL This fiery, band of delicately woven simulated diamonds Is j-elry you wlll treasure! 63 Imitation diamonds set off a rainbow of color to Hahl up your mood. 14111-Cf'llC•t .......... ... MIRACLE Pt.ANT UYES ON AIRt Real llve fem never needs water1n1, aoll, caret An air.nourished botat'lical curiosity from lush Encllah Channe arowths now aives fresh beauty to your home. Lasts lndefll'lltely. 4976-Alr Fem ................ $1. ANTIQUE SCHOOL FURNl-TUR( FOlll AMERICANA cou..ECTORS. If you ,.... the wind, the taster he chc>psl Just stick him In ground or •t· tech to fence. Witch his axe ao up & down as wind turns pro- peller. Weltherproof; colorful blu., yellow, red. 29x18". 7JU-WNttw Vane ... $3.99 member the old slant top desk that -s carved with lnltlala and he•rts and the hard wood alat chairs from your achool days, you'll be thrilled by these miniature recreations. Dark stall'led wood with bleck metal lees " brlr11 thoH old school days to fife. 21h • hlah. 16149-Mfnl 1>es11 • Chair .. -······-·---··-······-$2.99 .... ~ L I "4 ·" *""" • I~ ~· . .. .. .(.··--- : .. , . . ! .. ..(,j. .... -. GIANT MAQNlflDt Needl-ortl coes so much faster with this emazinc new ma1nlfier thet you'll be astonished with your own speed. It's is• wide and han1s from your neck by a &olden cord ..• liehtweight too, just four ouncesl It's made from the same material as eyectan lenses to auure optlcel clerity. Yow'll use it for reading and any other fine work too. 67209-Glant Mecnlfter ··-·-• -·-·-.. $5.99 F1tOllfY Sf'UN GLASS BIRO BATH-A SHEER OELIQHTI The shlmmerln1 radiance of spun glass never ceas.es to amaze collectors of &lass! A fountain of reflected hi~ lights create a sperkling bird bath brightened even mG#e by the charmln1 presence of a colored ctau bird all&hl· Inc on tt~e rim. 31;. • tall. 16229-Btrd a.th -··-···$339 PRCTTY, VERSATILE FOLDING PATIO TABLES Of weather-resistant wrou1hl Iron & stMI ... practical & attractive decorator titble5. Sinai• table Is perfect for back- yard, petlo or poolside enterteinlnc; 16x 16x 17• hi. Two.tier table Is Ideal for plants Indoors or out; 16x16JC27• hi. fold to 3• flat for easy. spec.UV· In& storap. 15468-.-.U. Table $5.99 15469-Tw.Tier .. $14.99 Mlnl•tllre Replia 6-,.Kll far eou8. 3• hiah "Coke" bottles in 2x2'h•31.4 • ~rdboud carrying easel Great conversation piece ••. good natured fun &ift for wei£ht watchers, soft drink eddlcts. CollectOf's item! 15137-''CoU c.w· $4.tl .... Electrortic "White Sound" Generator A SOFT SOUND TO LULL YOU TO SLEEP "White sound" -a revolutionary scientific: disccwery, flits the air with a soft. relaxlna hummln& that blocks out the world! You'll fi!\4 yourself fadlnc away Into a deep, lux- urious sleep. W.tte up feelln1 refreshed! Helps end those endless, sleepless nief\tL Ruaged decorator beil• c:aH adjusts to the vOlume best suited to you. Cordl85$ con-venience: usn 3 "0" batteries. not Incl., or AC electrical adapter available anywhere. You'll sleep llke a bebyl •ARtCUNQ lf'UN Gt.ASS OWL The crystal clarity end delicate craftsmanship of this beeutlful spun class owl will meke every &lass collector "hoot" with plea-sure. Watch hund'9ds of apar- klln& hi&hli&hts bounce off his lacy spun &lass body. Sure to be • tntasured heirloom, this wise old owl Is a miniature LUFFA PA~NATURFS OWN WASttCLOnt. From nature's vast storehouse of miracle plants comes this fabulous wuhclothl Used in the Orient for centuries, the luff• pad scrubs sway around-in dirt. built-up dried skin and 1ives you an invil(oratll'lg manage. lasts practically forever, holds loads of suds. does not abso<b dirt or odors. rinses cJeen. never needs laundering. Best of all-it dries in minutes so It's greet tor trewllna. You receive a set of 3 luff• pads with hanaina loops. each approx. 7114". 15485-Whlte Sound 0..-etor .... _._ .. $1439 ' lass masterpiece standtn1 3• 45&5-Qlaaa Owe ___ $3.99 14458-Luff• Pads Set $1.99 I "Never Underestimate The Power of a Woman" ui. Excitina, brlaht an d tiie.utiful silk screened T-Shlrts with the famous ladies' Home Journal sloean ... a rallyln& point for today's woma n, "'N EVER UNDERESTI· MATE THE POWER Of A WOMAN.'' A colorful printed Dutch sampler bears the slocan in its center. Smart and styt. lsh, this year's "In" sh irt, the easy care 100% cotton T-shirt. Get one for yc>uraelf; they're c r eat for clubs and teams tool Please note size when orderln1 your T-shlrt(s). £Kit 6'ftt $Z.99 67251-SM 67252-Med 67253-Lerp TOOL RAC« HOlDS UP TO J4 HANO TOOLS Put It In your workshop to keep everythln1 oraanized ... find the 1opl )'OU need at a stance without hev· Inc to search throuah your tool box. dra-rs or sh.lvft. It's mede of heavy 1&1eu1e Indus-trial strensth steel end hes a rust-resistant baked enamel fin· iah.: It'll IH t forevert It's lu•t 24 I0111-hanss anywhere with lust 2 sere-. 16446-Tool "-cit -~ _$2.'9 SPONGE RUBBER KHU PADS. Soft & dunible-end sore knees from kneelinc in a•rden, or when doin1 r• pair wort(. Perfect too for the housewife when wuh- ina & waxing floors. Adjust· able st,..ps flt over c:tothes. A pair. 11713-Knee au.nts $2.99 USE HANDY ORDER FORM ON PAGE 3 • ALL ITEMS SOLD ON MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ! •' . Dear Mom, ... .. I FIND lT HARO TO 6E UEVE THAT L{OUR MOTH ER · ~AKED Af'PLE P1E5 ... NANCY ' I'LL NEVER BUY ANYTHING AT THIS GYP STORE AGAIN I -r-_,...,. _I_ . I I · I y-/ .. ~ LOCAL . WAN TAD SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1975 Just-a short note to wish YOl! a happy Mother's Day. HE'S RtGHT, OF COUR~E .. Tm.~ U.S. Pat. 011.-All r~la teMrved (t) 1975by Unlttd Ftatur• Syndicate, Inc. 5-11 ~ I'L·L · DEMAND MY ~ MONEY ~ACK -...,._ ~ ~~ I I I I ! I I I I miss you very much. I .. miss your hugs,your kisses .and your apple pie. · ,I MOM BELONGED TO A LlT TLE THEATER 6ROUf'; ANO - WA'5 NEVER HOME VER'< 1~UCH ! B Ernie Bushmilf er WHERE'S THE COMPLAIN T DEPARTMENT? OVER THERE v COMPLAINT I ...... I I .... #,0 DEf0T. /f,/ ~ . I %>1 I'./" '/ I I I I . ' . I I' -;r-I MAYll b t - \ ,. ! .'\AADE' • • I .V\.\OE A MY M OMMY -(o'DA'( \.VHY A~E YO LA ~oees;:r ~o~' o"'N'r N£E.O A P~~i:;ENT FO ~ ~QLt R "OTHE~ .. .' '1l.A'5T l<LIN INTO THE HOL~~E AND '3A.Y: "MOMMY, I WIL.L. NEVE1' BE A BAD BOY AGAIN/!'' ~~ :::""'> .}'i I \ ' .. s-11 PENC I L-HOL.OE~ A FO~ ,\\Y 8A?KE:I ! ,V\O.~MY/ I 1\tAOE MY .~OMMY A ~I CE CAJl'O f TH~T'? AL.L THAI '~ NeCE?~~y, S~c 'LL. Kl~? ~t>vt F'O~ Ii !! ... tl ~ n \{{I\ f ' I .. -----fM GCNNA KE:EP NOT ~:rTHER HFQ WITH M Y N01.:;r ! "L~~· r 1.. : . rI fEEL AS YOU D0.-5AM ! I LIKE . HER ... BUT I CAN UNDERSTAND MY AUNT'$ ANXIETY ABOUT WILLS01'f5 \ RELATIONSHIP WITH HER.! :--..... W~l.L.! I CA~J 11· SIANC/ ANY MOR~ OF -rHIS~ ... L.IFf: 15 100 S~ORT! ~r:9 ,--0 / <-, ~! . ./ I' I~ )10fM~~~ 1/AY .1! ·""· -• 2V9 r;~ 'I,. ~ 90 LAP~er, ~OE'Eltl? WEiL.L..., W~AT HAPPENeO, ~oeeRr? I JU5T CALLED THE OWNER OF THE PLATINUM PUSSYCAT, WILLY.' I HAVE TO GO DOWN AND MEET HIM TOMORROW AT TWO O'CLOC~! THIS 15 FINGERS FARADAY! DONNA LAVAL JUST GOT IN TOWN! I THOUGHT YOU HAD HER BOOKED FOR THREE $HE UP AN' WALKED OUT, FINGER$! MORE DAYS! WHAT HAPPENED? I DON'I HAvE A ... F'JCE:'7FZNI FOf( MY ,\10At . .\1 Y. • .' S HE "IC) 1(1,~ Mt:. ~IG~i AFie~ ~Hf:. 1001( MY TEMl'E:~AILA~E: ... ' --.. MY 005~ l DON'I YOU GEi "OREP JUSI Sli/IN6 HERE DOING NOTH ING? ~ . ~.~ .... J-11 -. .. .. . . )· I ~ .... .. .,._ ·~~ . ' ··~I .• f .. . 1 -- TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE ' I I I I I I I !1 .. ,0 ......... " ........ ~·· .. ~ .. -.. -..... ,. .. _ ........ ,.. -~ ... • ... •• -•• --............... -,. -~ .. • .-.~-,...._ ................. ~ -.. ... I ......... _. ... ~..,,,. .............. """"Jf ...................... ·-••••• --· ••• -· ...... -• -•• • --••• "'' ......... _.._... ....... j-••• -... ,......, ; . _...,.., ..... .,, ..... " -,,.. .. 1 c• tt •t> ....... , k•·-~ ,..-t co.•#>•..,,,,, ...... ~ .. M• tt ,~,,.,.,. .. , ·•· 1 11· • ",,. •" .... '") ••t •tt•\ c• ""'l te ~°' r·•11 ~ _,.. 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NO MATTER WHAT CRIMES THEY DO., THEY GET OUT ON BOND? AND NOW LIZZ 15 MISSING AND NOBODY:S l I SEEN HER I\JE 60TTH15 PROBLEN\ ll4AT'5 REAlk9 BEEN BOTHERIN& N\E f NOT ONlq THAT I BUT IT~ IE.RR\Bk.4 FRUSTRATlN& AND HUMlk.\ATING J TESS HAS A KEY TO LIZZ'S APARTMENT AND 15 FEEDING HER DOG AT OUR PLACE. :::::~ HEY! VERA1S CAR :::: STANDS OUT LIKE -;::·~ ~ A SORE THUMB! THE SfGf.fr OF IT PARKED AT MY CURB WOULD BE A FRIENDLY ~-..SIG~;:: IT FITS THE PICTURE. FITS THE PIC~i;bJaE? VERA, HAS HAS IT GOT A TRUNK? YOUR CAR GOT WOW! THE . ~::lf IT IDENTtFIES ONE :1i~~i; MAN, VERA ALLDID. .. ~. HIS LEN CAR AND LIZZ BEING MISSING? A TRUNK? BIGGEST TRUNK YOU EVER SAW! ) MA4BE YOU CAt\\ HElP fV\E B4 C:,1\JlN0 , rf\E A FRESH PERS~ECTIVE .O~ IT j 1l4E PROBLEM 15 THAT , EVER~ Tl ME I'M NEAR A ClJTE GI Rl. I JUST CLAM UP .AND CAN'T _SA9 A IHIN6 ! by Chester Gould · YES, VERA, I CARE! WHY ? . w ~ <( .:J 0 > ~ w > w « w J: ~ ll::rl Kau fmah g e MOWS THE WORD! Mom wa!> takPn aback by llm MothPr'~ Day wire from su~;.n at Ulllege: ·"Gue~., what-you are a vandmolh,.r''' But ·a lollow-up call from the' telegraph offtr•, quoted an error. How i.hould the wire have read'! .. ,u41ow pul'.111 e <AP nv' 1~4 '' ~ana.. ~ H.\VINC , .1r1.111).'n l ~'' ).'l.1,,1' 111 ;J 11\W b!'l111i: hlltl, lllll'l: ltlil'd ;)II.I lht1 \.'. l'lltl'IY l 111 1111.· 11tdn ~hl'1\\t1.1'1t1\\' I, 1111· 111.1;:11.1.111 1''''1', •what ruriou ... thtl11! happen~ tr1 a r• lllll \\hen tl :,Yind'> al an a11glP in a glav, of wain'! ';<UI{ J~)PM .lljl I' p•J~Y "I >l"3d<1l! I( e Find a color in each ~PnlPr11·e: 1. 'lhe frog reen· lered the pond. 2. Cape buffalo range far and wide. 3. She bought a new book. •Tongue 'rw1~1cr! RPpeal rapidly aloud: Moc~ musk ox 011 m1ffa Eskimo mothers. 1111, q m 'l inn : l I 11 w 1 s .....-..·~-...--....-"""T---.---r--......---:-.....--........--.....---.---- I I ,f 1 l r•"''"k. hy 11111\ 111g or 10u1.l1111;; iu~l 1111\! ~IJ~". 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Try to score at leut 6 0 point&. -----+----- ·1rrw ·u.,a1 :UJ'l!.r'll!!Ul! a1q1ssod By Brown and Ca sson . GORDO Gu s Arriola --------.... --~ ..... J<OU(:1H f::?Q, l!>E!N& A 6PIDER,, OOG?(d:J"I ! .LON& JIOU~Sf NO _ UJ..JIOAJ SEN!EFrr.sf s-11. iHE.l<e Ar<E IHl<E.E. ·MJL.1-tOAJ J<NOWN 6PEC>IE.S OF INGECYS/ ... NO ACCLAIM! NO AWAl<.DG ~o~ NAIURAl- PEST CONl!<.OL f • wow! 11-/A-rl.G S OME MENU {· . f/O W 00 YOU EVER. MAKE A CJ../OICI:<' • ~ >. !NSIEA01 WE. l<EAP 1'HE P.LAT OFA . .S/..IOE 01< POINf' Ot=A '5i!CK.f 1111:: WOl<J.O 5PINS ON - A BIASED A 'I. I 6 1 8t.JG? l<.DG-JE=le&! 11=-rr WA 5/\l IT P-01< A t<ACHNIDA1 MAN WOUl-0 BC UP 10 /-/IS DUM8 EARS IN i!NV WIN&S AAJD J.EGSf • .1. ALWA'ls ser rL ~ l=-OR. -rl-I~ Pl-AT PU JOUie. r • ~ I .. -.. .... --.. - . , Aavertise'"e,,, Advertisement Ac/verlisement ·Just Released 1975 Citizen's Guide to Social Security Explains . -· - , 'By Claude Hopkins · Would you like to kno\V exactly lt:ow much money you have inves· ~ed in Social Security right to the penny? Then would you like to ~arn how to get the n1ost from this investment. including all the brand ijew 197 5 Social Security benefits? ¥ou can do both by filling out the short easy coupon at the botto n1 of :.this page. The left half of t he cou- iWn will be forwarded to the-proper. gcivernmen t office. They will check out your Social Security account .~nd send you a report in a confiden- ·iial sealed envelope.· Th is report will -tell you how much of your earn- i~gs have bee n recorded in your So-..... aal Security account on a year by year basis. This service costs you nothing, not even postage. · The right half of the coupon is a Sft.ipping label. It \vill be. used to ~nd you a copy of a new book en· tided, "How You Can Coll ect fro1n Sbcial Security at Any Age." This Qook not only answers any ques- tions you have concerning your So- ~!al Security benefits, but will .make .~u aware of in any facts you \Vould ·fitver even think to ask: For in- -stance , if you think that you have - to wa it until retire1n ent age t o start ~ollec tin g your Social Security be- nefits, this book will surprise you with facts to the contrary. You'li find the book written in easy-to-un- oerstand language covering impor- tant facts like these : *How to increase the amount of £ your benefits if you are now on ~. So cia l Se curity. *What's your share of the new So- .. i .. .. • cial Security benefits recently passed by Congress'? *How to qualify for Social Securi- ty disability regardless of your age. * Ho\v to increase the amount of your Social Security benefits. * Ho\V to make your entire family eligible for So cia l Security bene- fits , even the younge st child . ·*How to go about replacing a lost Social Security card. * How to go about replacing a lost Social Security check. * How to figure approximately what your Social Security retire- ment will be. *What papers should you take \vith you to file a Social Securi- ty claim? * How mill ions of people who are only 30 years old, on the average, colle ct fro1n "Social Security. * How can a divorced wife collect Social Security benefits? * Can creditors sicze your Social · Security benefits? * How to 1nake sure your employ- er hasn't made a mistake on your Social Security * How you may be robbing your- self of your Social Security be- nefits. *When are the six times you should definitely con tact your So cial Se- curity office? * How to collect Social Security and still work. * How to collect on Social Securi- ty e\'en if you've never paid in- to it. * How to get hospital and medical ------------------- SECURITY .. NUMBER REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF EARNINGS SOCIAL I I ----~-----~-----------~ ~~~EH OF-+ l._M_O_N_T_H_..,jl._O_A_Y _ _.l_Y_E_A_R __ _, Please send a statement of my Social Security ~amm.&~ tv . :,.AME { ~~~'------------------...... · Mrs. • Mr. -~ST•EET•NUMBER------------------------ ----~----------Zl~CODE---------- SIGN YOUR NAME HERE . (DO NOT PRINT) l'nnr Name und Address bi /111< 01Use TJtpe· •t!rltt,. • '§jgn your own name only. Under the law, inform~uora 1r1 .Yvu1 ~oc1a1 stcurity .s ""record is confidential and anyone who signs another p~t~o.ri '~ name can be pro- uted. · If you have changed your name from that sho~n on )'Out social security ~ -card, please copy your name below exactly as it appears on your card . . "' . ~-· " ... . ··- C197S insurance und er So cial Sec urity. * Ho\V to ge t Socia l Security bene- fits if you're a student 18 to '2'2 years of Jge. * Ho\V to get the Social Security be- nefits available to veterans only. * Ho\v to apply for a refund if you have overpaid on your Social Se- curity taxes. (Figures indicate that two out of three people overpay.) * Should everyone have t wo Social Security cards? * How to get the free services avail- able to everyone fro1n Social Se- curity. This book tell s you not only \vhat Social Security benefit s y ou 're en- titled to and when, but ho w to qu al- ify, and who. to contact. (All local addresses and phone nu1nb ers are listed.) Although this book can inean hundreds or even thousands of dollars to you, it will cost you only S3.00 plus sot postage and handlin g. As you know, new Social Security and other governn1ent be- II nefits are n1ade ava il able every d)y. By purchasing a copy of this . I book, you re en titled to a FREE, one year subscription to the news- letter. "What's New in Government Bene Ii ts". This n ew~letter will have on e purpose only --Making and Saving you i11oney ! This is a TOO% no ri sk off er. If' you·are not satisfi ed with the book,. return it and your inoney ~vill be refunded imn1ediately. And even if you return the book, you will still ge t the confidential report on your Social Securit y account. If you do i1 ot take aJvantage of your ne w Socia l Se(urity benefits, you are only cheati1~g yourself. Re- 1nen1b er, you have al ready paid for then1. They belong to you. To get the new Social Security benefits you rightfully desen·e, fil I out both parts of the coupon below. ~1ail the cou- pon and S3.00 plus 50{.; postage and handling in ca sh, ch eck or mont!y order to: The CENTER FOR PUB- LIC INFORrvlATION, Government Programs Division, Dept. G-132 401 rvtarket Ave., N., Canton, Ohi o 44 702. Your book will be mailed to you i m1nediately. Your co nfi- dential Socia l Security report \Vi ii be mailed separately whe n the gov- ern1ne11 t h:i s completed ru nn in g th e check on your account. Make chec ks or 1116ney orders payable to: THE CENTER FO R PU BLI C IN- FOR~I ATION. If you have any questions, just call (216) 45 5-14 7 4. Ask for Paula Harris. She'll be happy to talk to you. Thanks • Please send me copies of your updated 1975 report, .. HOW YOU CAN COL· LECT FROM SOCIAL. SECURITY AT ANY AGE". I've enclosed $3.00 plus 50ipoUage ~nd handli ng for each book. Also Hnd me my FREE one year subscription to your n1w1· letter .. WHAT'S NEW IN GOVERNMENT BENEFITS" which wlll make and save me mono~. If I'm not completely satisfied, I'll return my book and receive a full refund -Pothge and handling Included. ' Make check payable to THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INFORMATION Government Programs Division, Dept. 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