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Ex-astronaut· Tells .l?ost-flight Plight . ) By GLENN WIUTE Of th 0.lly .., ... 1Uft ~ix years ago todoy astronauts Neil Armstron.: ond EdWin. E '•Buzz '' · Aldrin 'Jr. became the first humans to set foot on an extrater- restrial body, after their landin g module "Eagle" put them on the moon. WHITE / Estimates are that taxpayers shelled out $24 billlon to make the landing possible. Yet the price Aldrin bas paid has also been high and cannot be me81ured in terms of dollars and cents. In the time since be walked on the lunar surf ace, Aldrin says, be has spent a month in a hospital because of emotional problems. Separated and divorced. Resigned from NASA (the space ag~cy>. retired from the Air · Force and on some occasioos resembl'ed a man in his own or- bit. l asked hi m if it was the flight to the moon that ca\ded bis llfe to ao into such a spin. "It wasn't nytng to the moon that did it," he said ... lt was the li!e you lead afterward. At fll'lt. ·alter we returned from the moon, my life wasn't my own. There were parades, banquets , speaking eogagemenll, etc. I tried to escape once ID a while by scuba diving. I became involved with a girl in New York. "Theo it began to &ettle down. SUNDAY And wbco it did , there was nothina for me. I bad spent three and one-ball years getting a science doctorate at MIT and another s~ven arid one-half years in NASA preparing for the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. "But after we had flown to the moon I had r eached the pinnacle. I was a hard·dri ving man with goals and objectives. Yet now I bad accomplis hed what I bad been building toward for 11 years. "There was nothing left for me. I became depresse d, disillusioned a nd dissatisfi ed. Because you b ad nown to the moon everyone expected you lo know everything. But what did you know? "I left NASA and went back to . the Air Force and that made me feel good. The Air Force put me in command of a l est·pilot school. What did I know about that? I had been away from my contemporaries for seven and one-half years. "Other people told me I wus doing a great job. But I became further depressed and disillusioned. I finally got fed up. "I went to a San Antonio hospital for a month. M06t people thought it was a neck problem, not an emotional one. }\lopJe think if you have some physical problem. that's fine. But if yoo have an emotional one, they shy away. "While I was in the hospital I decided to gel out of the Air Force, that I wasn't satisfied with my family life and that I <See ALDRIN, PageAJ) VOL. 68, NO. 201, 8 SECTIONS, 80 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI F ORNI A SU NDAY, JUL Y20, 1975 TWENTY-FI VE CENT A.polW, Soyuz Split Up SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -Cosmonauts watched Apollo blot out the sun, then let their Soyuz spacecraft be a target for light beams Saturday in two final joint experiments of the Soviet-Ame rican space flight. . The Apollo and the Soyuz were parting for the final time, ending two days or historic linked fltght. The two went into separa£e or- bits and, by the time the Soyuz fires its retro-rockets to return home Monday. the two crafts will be about 230 miles apart. Apollo produced an artificial solar eclipse at undocking by backing slowly away from Soyuz toward the sun. Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov then photo- graphed the Apollo, surrounded by the sun's wispy atmosphere called the solar corona. The artificial eclipse, produced shortly after a spacecraft aun- rise, was the only planned space flight observation of the solar corona this year. It will be matched wilb view- ings made from earth contem- poraneously and with past ob- servations. Apollo reported the eclipse went well. "We crawled in there and set right on their reflectors, creeping in there fairly slow and, as soon as we s aw it (sunlight) touc~ ·.the edge, gave them a call,' the astronauts said. But scientists suspected pro- blems during an experiment in which Apollo bounced light beams off special mirrors mounted on Soyuz. The beams were to be analyzed <See APOLLO, Page A%) Beaches Do Double Duty In Clemente San Clemente's Fiesta and Laguna Beach's art shows brought big crowds to their cities' beaches Saturday, but loitering, overcast skiea kept turnouts low at other Orange Coast strands. normal turnout, crowded onto San Clemente beaches for the an· nual dory race, an extra attrac- tion of the Fiesta La Cristianita weekend celebration. Air temperatures hovered in the mid-70s and water was about 65 to 70 degrees along the coast. In Laguna Beach, about 22,000 sunbathers enjoyed areen-fiag surf conditions and afternoon sun. Huntington Beach Ufepards reported a medium turnout of 11,000 with few rescues,· and Newport Beach re~ a Jow show of 55,000. I . ..- Crash Fatal To Gr ove Man LAKEWOOD (UPl) -A 22- year-old Garden Grove man wu killed early Saturday when bis motol'cycle suddenly went out of control on the Sao Gabriel River Freew•y, veered across all lour \anes and burled him into the center divider . 11'e Calif om la Hi&hway Patrol said Ronald G. KluHMr was not wearing a aalety helmet and IUf • fered muslve bead injuries when be bit lhe divider. Klusener was pronounced dead al Ctrrlto• Garden Hospital. FIREMEM BATTLE RAGI NG BLAZE AT COSTA MESA APARTMENT COMPLEX M•n H08pltallzed for Shock, Smoke lnh•l•tlon After Medfterr•n••n VUl•g• Blaze Ex-Plnymate Clips 'Em By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of U. Dally Plklt SUff Clumps of hair clipped from the male citizenry are absent and so are the old push broom for sweeping, the bottles of secret formula Indian dandruff remedy and the ubiquitous red-white- and-blue-striped barber pole. Not at The Beachcombers', a Huntington Beach tonsorial em- porium where presides lovely Valerie Simmons, 25, the October of 1973 Playboy Magazine Playmate of the Month. Her new salon, at 20902 Brookhurst St., opened three weeks ago. Business ls booming with some 600 regular customers at a rate of 16 per day by appointment, com- plimentary cocklails while wait- ing, lavish, plant-filled decor and a clientele including ooe hotel ex- ecutive who mes in fortnightly from Baltimore for his bairst)'l· ing. Miss October, in short. does nOt nm a clip joint. "We do men, 'women, children, Anaheim Air Crash Survivors €ritical · dogs, cats, poodles ... anything that walks, talks and grows hair," says Valerie's husband, Dan, a man who keeps an eye on his playmate who was a real cen- terfold Playmate. They received a few kooky phone calls alter her Playboy ex- posure. The former Miss October tells bow she entered the barbering trade six years ago after gradua- tion from Lakewood H'igb School. She trained at the old Ame~can Barber College in dowotow,-Long Beach, now Jloeteo University. One of b'er professional seicreta, abe claims) is the theory that the male bead needs the female touch to bring out the best in overaij,appearance. ""It's *'1rpdsing. It flatters (SeeVALEIUE, PageA2) Neighbor Saves Victim of. Coast Apartment Fire By JAN WORTH Of tlle D•1ly PllOt SUtl A neighbor rescued the resi- dent of a flaming Costa Mesa apartment Saturday night in a fire that destroyed the second· story home. Ed Schnoble, assistant manager of the Costa Mesa County Water District., rescued Robert Metten from apartment 203 of Mediterranean Village, 2362 Harbor Blvd. .. There is no doubt that Metten would have perished if Scbnoble hadn't rescued him," said Costa Mesa Battalion Chief Robert Beauchamp. "The apartment was complet ely involved in names when we got there ... Firemen arrived at the apart- ment complex at IO ::.> p.m. and bad the intense names knocked down within minutes. Metten was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital where he was treated for smoke inhala- tion and shoe k. Beauchamp said the fire start. ed on a bed room dresser. A cigarette had ignited a pile or paper, which then ignited the bed, he said at the scene early lo· day. When Metten was rescued from the broiling structure, firemen thought another person might be inside, but a search was conducted and no one else was found. Several dozen spectators re· turning home to the a r ea watched as firemen doused the blaze. The fire sent up flames -and a cloud of black smoke visi- ble throughout the neighborhood. Beauchamp said extensive waler damage resulted to the noor and ceiling of the apart- ment below Metten's, occupied by David Sweeney. Upstairs apartments on both sides of the Mellen residence were daJnaged by smoke. . Another apartment blaze, Jess than five blocks away, broke out. 15 minutes after firemen arrived al Mediterranean Village. One fire engine was diverted to the second call, at 525 Victoria Blvd. Firemen found smoke, but it turned out lo be a minor inci· dent. Hearsts May Fight To Halt Weed Book CHICAGO (AP) -Patricia Hearst's mother says the family will try to block publication of a book by her former fi ance, Steven Weed. if the book is detrimental lo her reputation, the Chicago Tribune reported in its Sunday editions. The newspaper said it was told in a telephone interview with Catherine Hearst from San Fran- cisco that such a book could jeopardize any defense of Miss Hearst at a future trial. "Patty mus t be protected somehow, and she's not here to defend herself," Mrs. Hearst is quoted as saying. "She is still our daughter, and we are looking out for her welfare. If that means su- ing people to protect her, we will." The controversy began when a ooe-time book collaborator with Weed wrote a magazine article detailing the couple's three·year love affair before Miss Hearst was kidnaped on Feb. 4, 1974. The article told of the couple's use oC drugs and other intimate details of their life together. After the kidnaping, Miss Hearst renounced her family and said she had joined her Sym- biooese Liberation Army kid· napers. The newspaper said that after a lengthy legal battle. Weed has severed all connections with his collaborator and is now writing his own book, which be says is almost completed. The newspaper quoted Weed as <See PATTY, PageAZ) Wreck Ends Mesa Chaae A brief police pursuit ended in Costa Mesa City Park Saturday night when a 17-year-old youth allegedly rammed his stolen car into a tree. The youth, whom police did not. identify because he is a juvenile, fled on foot across the park at Center Street and Anaheim Avenue before be was caught. Police said they noticed the youth was driving erratically in the stolen vehicle at about 7:15 p.m. al 17th Street and Newport Boulevard. Two patrol cars chased him along the busy streets a f ev.; blocks tot.be park. An Orange resident had report- ed the car stolen at about6 p.m. 'lbe tour 1urvlvors ol a Friday plane,crub near Orange County Airport we.re .Wl ln critical con- dition Saturday Pilbt. at Canyon General HolpJtal ln Anaheim. crashed Friday night near a golf ooune in Anaheim. Gambrill reportedly rented the plane at SalioH•far • Qight.to ~_,e Cocanty Airpoct. Police said tbe p&ae had beeli f1Y1DI on instruments, app....oy because O~ 'flt•: INSIDE The crash killed the U1bt pJane'• pUot, identifled by the Oranae Cowlty Coroner's office u Thomas Gamblll, 35, an Army chief warrant officer ll8Uoned at fl. Ord. Hospital spokesmen ldenUfied the injured as Lucille Gambrill, 25, t.be ptlot's wife ; Jay Barto. 15, Mrs. Gainbrill's brothe r ; Stephen Spleen, 29, of Menlo Park; and Steven Jensen. 12, of Palo Alto. AuthoriUes said the plane, a Piper Cherokee Six, apparently ·was wltbout power when it J ,ol overcal1.11d•. Ga'lnbrlll radloed .moments before the crub tllat he bad a power f allure. Wit.,... said they aaw the plane'• eGliDe sput- ter, ancl~en U..-~w ~nit· ed to tbe ff'C* .. jftUl tM ..uni llabllOD. ; The craft aniUbed onto Nobl Ranch Road. a short diltance from an Anaheim dly fire •ta· lion. Firemen witaesaed the crub and rushed to the acene, flndln1 the five paaaen1ers ltl1l wlde the craft. "' ( ' . NEED A JOB' -Yoo can fmd out. what's available on the <>nace Coast employment scene tbroll89a JC.OCE, channel so, Lbe Coast Community College Dis· llid. station. A Job-oriented pro- ,nm debutl Wedneeday. and to- day a D.U1 Pilot 1tatr writer ie89 ,_ nat to look toe. Page Q 'BOOKS PLUS -When ls a library more than a library? To- day, write St&llers Terry Coville ad Lamie JCuper. You can 1et a lot more than j\llt boob at count.)' Ubrarles. 'lbey tell the ltor')' oo Pate Bl. FOSTER GRANDPARENTS -Orange Countian Audrey Bessa wrote a letter to Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. after the Foster Grandparent Program was cut Crom the state budgeL 11 cost little and meant much, she believes. PageA7. SKI COUNTRY -Innsbru<:l<. Austris, proposed site of the 1976 Winter Olympics, is an awesome- ly beautlful locale for skiing, and right now t.be prices are still re-- asonabte. Former Daily Pilot Staff Writer Candace Pearson t.ell8 what to look for and wh~ to 1ta.y on Pa.g&BS. t Insid e S IOtdOfl TY .... ' ( I .41 DAILY PILOT &.lndey. July 20, 1175 Coast Watch ... Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities MI SSION VI~JO --No·longer can po t smokers or hippie-types hide in the acacia trees of Eldorado Pa rk. The bushy acacias wa r e cut back last week after neighbors comp l ained that the overgrowth provided ~ haven for youths u s ing drugs and engag ing in sex ••• IRVINE --The Irvine Company l ast week girded for a pending confron- t dtion with the city council over the p l anned Village of Wood bridge . The company contends planning comm i ssion r equire ments would rai se dev e lopment costs $4 million ... SA N CLE MENTE --A continu ing b..ittle betwe e n the city counc il and th ~ police empl oyes assoc iation e sca- l uted with the fi ling of a lawsuit by the empl oycs and t he Teamste rs Union. Th e suit seeks to force the city to r ecog nize the union as the empl oyes ' bargaining agent .•• HU NT INGTO N BEACH --The Hunting- ton beach Union High School District got a l esson in environment l as t week whe n constru ction of the n e w Ocean Vie w lligh School, planned atop an Jrcheoloqical site , was halted by a restraining or<ler pending an environ- ment al imp~ct r e port ..• FOUNTAI N VALLEY --Recal l notice s were served on thr ee e leme ntary school tru stees: S heila Meyers , Bill Crane a n d Roger Beglen . A parents group charged the y had been ineffective and u nreceptive in their posts . VALERIE TRIMS ••• them. You'd be surprised bow many guys wiU come in after get· ting a divorce, change their hairstyle and then become more extroverted and sophisticated," she says. "Th e n they often change their wardrobes." Her tonsorial regimen involves trimming about once a month. says the lady barber-stylist who made $11,000 in two months from P)ayboy promotions, a venture ur~ helped bankroll her busi- ness. The Simmons ' admit the Playboy association w asn't without its regrets. The photography required for each girl, she explains, is a two- Jear process involving 5,000 dif- ferent s hots a nd the final magazine product may still be packaged hastily under deadline pressures. Valerie says a Playboy writer wound up calling her e1t 2 a.m. on deadline day fo r that October is- sue, to get information for the accompanying personality pitte. He quickly quizzed her, then al- legedly look liberties with the truth in it. "'They print a lot of things you didn't say and m ake you sound real dumb," declares Mrs. Sim- mons, who was featured under her maiden name, Valerie Lane. Some awkward moments re- sulted after publication too. "A lot of people wooder how you talk to a Playmate,'' ex- plains her husband . "Do you talk back if they talk to you? Do you wind them up?" The trim, dazzling brunette, howe ver, is typical of many wo men and perhaps o! many men in one sense. She disliked the way her hair was done for that moment when she was photographed as 1973's Miss October. DAILY PILOT Robf'rt N. Wef!d p, 9'\IOf nt •"Ct Pvbf •"""'" Jae k R. Curley Yke J'rt'\1dc'nt •M (,e"tfJtl M.81\.Jt)H Thom•s l<eev11 f.OitOI Thomas A. Murph1nc M.fl•9•n11 l .. tar Thomas M . Mccann ....,..., ldttor Charles H Loos Richard P. 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The former Miss October also has another client who may someday qualify for beauty queen consideration bui it will be a few years yet for Kristine Carter. of 10172 Cynthia Drive, Huntington Beach. Kriss, 61h , was in Valerie's barber chair this week to get her whitish-blonde mop trimmed back just so her earrings would show. "Everybody thinks I'm a boy," the little girl pouted. fi'rot11 Page Al PATTY ••• saying in a telephone interview from Berkeley, "I was on good terms with them (the Hearsts) unW that article appeared, but it certainly didn't cement relations between us. I know the Hearsts are not happy with me (or writ- ing a book, but I fmd it hard to believe they would take any sort o( legal action to stop publication of it." Mn. Hearst indicated Weed should believe it. "I don't know what Weed is writing. but if it's of an invidious nature, we intend to take ac- tioo, •• Mrs. Hearst was quoted as saying. ''We're concerned about luues that might have a negative effect upon Patty's defense at such a time when she might be a defen- dant in a trial,'• she added. Tbe Hearsts filed a petition Tuesday in Superior Court in San Franciffo teektna to pin cantrol o( the utate of th• futlUYe heiress. Nashville Singer Frizzell Soccmnbe NASHVILLE (AP) -Veteran country music 1ln1er Lerty Frinell died Saturday nlabt followinJ a mualve stroke earlier in the day, Memorial Hospital offlclal1 said. He was 47. Among bl• mon famous son&• wtte "I Love You a Tbouland Ways." and "IC You've Oot the Money Honey, I 've Got the nme." In 1951 he bad four IOllP that made It w tile top 10 of coun~ tty mu.ic at the aametlme. Winners . Kelly Henderson of Fullerton snuggles up to her blue- ribbon-winning steer, which she sold at auction Saturday evening at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. The fair ends today, with gates opening at 10 a.m. and the last entertainment. F1ash Cadillac and the Continental Kids. set to start at 8 p.m. Spoils Advocacy Charged to Cory SACRAMENTO (AP) -A fired inheritance tax appraiser said Saturday state Controller Ken Cory told him his appoint- ments would demonstrate that appraisers were still chosen un- der a ·•spoils system." "He said he was going to show it for what it really was, a spoils system." Asa Clark said in an in- terview. He is one o( numerous ap- praisers removed by Democrat Cory in the last few months. Cory's 74 appointees to the job in- clude some political friends and relatives or associates of con- tributors. Cory's Republican pre- decessor, Houston Flournoy, and many of the fired appraisers have accused Cory o( violating the spirit of a law which bars ap- pointment as an appraiser o! anyone who has contributed, 50,000 Rally At Protest In Portugal LISBON (UPI) -Nearly 50,000 Socialist demonstrators chanted their support !or de- mocratic freedoms Saturday ·night in another challenge to a military leadership trying to de- cide how to bring Portugal out of its wors t political crisis in 15 months. "Free press! Free Portagal ! .. the c rowd s houted back to speakers, who assailed the re- gime and accused the Com- munista o! being the tiation•a real counter ·re vo 1 u tionaries. "Socialism yes! .Dictatorship no!" Many of the demonstrators had passed through military roadblocks set up in search or what a communique called "re- actionaries and outside forces .. with weapons . No incidents were reported and few weapons found. As the military revolutionary council -the top ruling body - began its deliberations on the worst political crisis since the armed forces took power in the coup of "-Pril 1974. reports from the Azores saia an independence movement there was about to declare the Atlantic islands a breakaway naUon. 'Ibe United States bas an air base on one of the islands. Miss Universe From Finlnnd SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP> -Miss Finland, Anne Pohtamo. was named Mias Univene 1975 over represen- tatives from 70 other countries tn the 24th annual pqellDt tiro.d· cat throuabout the world from San Salvador Saturday Diehl. Run.nen up were Mia HalU. Gertble David; Mias U.S.A .• Summer Bartholomew of ~reed, Callr: Miu Sweden. Catharina Sjodabl. and Mi11 Phlllppinet, Rosemarie Sin(soo Bro1a1. Mias Poblamo, a 19-year-old mod~l Crom Kel11nkl, baa meuurementa of 34-af..33. She Is 5 f Ht 9, welghs 111 pounds and hat Jone blonde hair and ireen eyes. directly or indirectly. to a can- didate for controller . Clark, who was named an ap- praiser in Sacramento County by Flournoy in 1968. said Cory made the "spoils system" comment to him in a telephone conversation last month. He said Cory was cootend.ing that a 1971 law intended to re- form appraiser selection was in- effective. Clark said be had called to complain about Cory's firing of another local appraiser, David Lane. Later in the cooversation, Clark said. Cory told him their views were so divergent that he too would be f'U'ed. Lane said in an interview Saturday that be had written state legislators asking them to consider impeaching Cory. Lane and Clark were replaced by Maurice Read, an advertising man who bas done campaign work for Democrats. and Wilbur Knight II, a former state As- sembly clerk and son oC a promi- nent local Democrat. Cory could not be r eached for comment Saturday. F,....PageAI APOLLO ••• to m e asure the amounts or atomic oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere 137 miles above Earth. After two tries with different retrorefiectors. the special ntlr- rors. Houston announced: "The experiments officer here ..• Skip Larson, is uncertain at th.is point why the ultraviolet absorp- tion data was degraded.,. Larson said he s uspected "some sort of r eflectance in- terfered with the light beams.•• Several hours later one of the experiment's principal in- vestigators. Thomas P. Donahue of the University of Michigan. said, "Fortunately we ended up with a successlul data run." Sainthood For Serra? SAN DIEGO (.\P) -The fans of Father Jun!pero Serra are re- newing their campaign to make a saint of the Franct.scan priest who brousbt Cbrlstianlty to California. The founder of nine Roman Catholic missions was :JG and ail- ing Crom ulcere, aatbma and a leg injury when the fl.rat ot the coastal churches, Mission San Diego de Alcala. was establiabed. A tw~day celebration bqan Saturday to obHrve the 208 yean stnce be founded that mluton. the ftrat ln a ltrinS of Z1 miaalON wblcb eventually ttretebed 100 miles north to 8onomL Tbe Moat Rev. Leo T. Maher,. bilbop ot the Su Dieco Dloeae. qys tat.her Serra•• one of~ tory'1 trut envtrODmentallltl. Giant Jackpot Bit RENO, Nev. <AP) -An 80- -year-old retired gold panner hu won a '70.231 Jackpot at Haroldl Club Casino here. Chari• L. Caldwell d Battle Mountain. Nev., baped the prtr.e. believed lo be the biflest 1lot machine Jackpot ever paJd.. Economic Boost . Seen in Trade WASHINGTON (AP) -The natton•1 trade activity is provld· inl an unexpected underplnn.l.ng for the aagflnc U.S. economy this year, offering promise of a sizable foreign surplus. Specialists once expected a merchandise deficit equivalent to tut year's $2.3 billion, but now government and private analysts agree that the turnaround ls like- ly to result in a surplus of about $S bUllon this year. They say this happened because the United States plunged into the worldwide re- cession fir st a nd is apparently pulling out first . Even though the current sur- plus at an annual rate of about $8.9 billion is expected to narrow by year-end, that surplus has already helped cushion the re· ceuion•s impact; the nation's trade is helping withstand the shock of s harply higher oil prices. Oil imports m ay account for a quarter of the nation's imports, which will run an estimated $100 billion this year. And foreign oil may be in greater demand when the economy picks up later this year . Meanwhile, exports are ex- pected to hit $105 billion this year. That would represent about 7 percent of tbe nation's total out- put of goods and ser\rices com· pared to 4 percent 10 years ago. Tbe government estimates that every $i billion in exports generates so .ooo jobs for Americans. It is these s wollen exports which have alla~ed fears about the mechanics of paying for Ford to Veto Oil Controls Extension WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ford decided Saturday to veto legislation that would ex- tend domestic oil price controls through the end or the year. rais- ing the possibility that energy prices could skyrocket this fall. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford will veto the con- gressional price control bill Mon- day and. furthermore. will also veto a second oil price control bill still pending if Congress passes it and sends it to him. Nessen said Ford reached b.is veto decision at a morning meet- ing with his top eneri)' policy ad· visers. Cully cognizant that such vetos could leave domestic oil prices free to soar up to world price levels once current control Jaws expire on Aug. 31. He said Ford would pref er that Congress instead approve his counter-proposal !or decontroll- ing domestic prices gradually. but, "Realistically speak- ing .•. the ouUook is not good" for approval of Ford's plan. Tbe bill Ford will veto Monday would extend current price controls on regulated types or domestic oil through Dec. 31 and roll back prices of uncootrolled domestic oil !or the same period. The intent is to prevent current controls from expiring Aug. 31 and to buy time for passage of a comprebensi\}e energy bill. High Stgle? • foreign oil. "I don't think we f~ any great concern on that SCOH.'• said D e rek Har•reavea of Morgan Guaranty Tru.lt Co. In understanding what bas happened to U.S. trade th1a year and what i5 ln aiore for the future. "the biggest ain&Je factor is the interaction of the domestic economy and abroad,•• said Lawrence A. Fox of the Com- merce Department international economic policy office. CIAAgem Said Freed Of Charges WASHINGTON (AP) -Drug charges against a Ce.ntral In- telligence Agency operative and another person were dropped last fall because the ClA refused to give f e der a l prosec utors evidence for the case, a Justice Department letter says. The letter to Sen. Charles Percy (R·Ill.} said charses in Chicago against Puttaporn Khramkhruan, the CIA agent. and a code!endant were dropped after the intelligence agency claimed it might be embarrassed if an agent stood trial for drug charges. Percy, who released the letter Saturday, claimed the incident demonstrates that "apparenUy CIA agents are untouchable - however serious their crime or however much harm is done to society." Khramkhruan and Bruce Hoeft, then a Peaee Corps employe stationed in Thailand, were charged in a 1973 attempt to smuggle 59 pounds of opium into the United Stat.es, Deputy Asst. Atty. Gen. John C. Keeney told Percy. Percy said he asked the Justice Department to tell him why the charges against Khramkhruan and Hoeft were dropped last Sept.18. Keeney t old Percy the decision to drop the charges followed a series of meetings between Justice officials and John Greany, the CIA 's associate general counsel. F ortls Relax For Weekend WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Ford and his wife flew to the presidential retreat at Camp David, Md., Saturday night after he spent an afternoon on the golf course. The President plans to relax at the Catoclln Mountain hideaway prior to traveling to Helsinki and the European Sec urity Con· ference July 30-Aug. 1. Ford and his wife took their dog, Liberty, to Camp David. In the afternoon the President played golf at Burning Tree Country Club in s uburban Maryland. Temperatures were in the mid-80s. U~I Ttl.....,_ President ldl Amin may go down in fashion history u the man wbo put the ··ua" ln Utanda. He baa declared that resJdents of that country's capltaJ, Kampala, muat wear dresses •and sblrts bearing his portrait while Arab and Atr1can leaden ol the Organization of Alrtcan Unity are meeting there. Above, two Ugandana admire each otber'a regulation atUre . A DAil Y PtlOT .4# Solllethin·g to Crow About F,...PageAJ Mo th• Crc>w haa no coo&. Hla ho8t, Bob Whltehe8d of Co.aa MeN, haa no aooner come In the door from a hard day'a wof1( when Mo greets him with fowl language. Then Mo apologlzea with a peck on the llpe, Juat In time to eat aome com. But Mo can't be nlc. to the hand that feeds him. With free dinner out of the way, he go ea for W h ltehead •a glauea. The crow appeared three weeks ago and haa atayed on. Whitehead'• tHn-age aona try to get Mo to perform, but he cooperates better wtth their father. DaH11 Piiot Photo• l'lf Richard KfH!ltlfte CPenney ALDfilN~8 POST-FLIGHT PLIGHT • • • shouldn · t try l o h ide my emotional problems." . Aldrin left the Air Force and his family. "I came out into the wide \Oorld at age 42 with a depi:essed aerospace indus try and no other experience,'' Aldrin said. He had written a book: "Return to Ea rth," which has been sold to television for showing this fall. "Without the book a nd a t e l e vision commercial I had done, I'd have b een pre t ty hard -pressed fin ancially.'' he said. "l don't think those things would have happened to me if 1 hadn't Clo w n to the moon," Aldrin added. "However, I think the potential for them to happen was there.·· I asked Aldrin if he would make another such rught. should such an opportunity arise. "The three or us on Apollo 11 said we never wa nted to fly Apollo again." he replied. "Our thinking was the space program was fad- ing out so why s hould we steal an opportunit y some oth er astronauts h ave trained and waited for? "And, how would anything compare with that fi rst rught for any or the three or us?" Aldrin told some of his r ecollections Crom that journey to the moon. "The launch was very comfortable and the rest or the flight was just about like sitting here. The most tiying moment was r e-entry into the earth's atmosphere when you cut Crom 24,000 to a few hundred miles per hour. "It's a bit taxing after you splash down, too. trying to keep Yoong Getty Fined SANTA MONICA (AP> -The grandson of billionaire John Paul Getty baa been !lned S1iO af\er pleading no contest to charges of !ailing to report an accident in· volving his car. The action in Municipal Court Friday followed the droppln1 of charges that John Paul Gttt)' 111, 18, also took a vehicle without permission and was involved in a misdemeanor hit-and-run acci- dent. Getty was put on two yeara probation. D•lty Pilot Detl...-y l1G11w•ted Moodav·Frtday· II you do nol N111• YoUf paper by ~ 30 o m . call t>ef<>tO 1 om and your c:opy will be de- l!Ve<ed Saturday and Sunday II YoU dO noC recleMt your c:ooy by 9 a m Satur· dav 0t 8 am Sundav utl t>elotel 10 am. and your c:ooy will be deh11('red Cwc .... t .. ,...,._. Mo'lt Orenge County Ar<'Q •4Z-4UI NorthwH t Hunonglon Beec:n. alld We1tm1nstt'r .... • '*IUt San Clemente. Capistrano 8.-Ch, Sin Ju11n Cap11trano. Dana Point. Sovtn LllOIJN. ~19un1 NlgiJ•f • . . • 49M6>t ALDRIN ON MOON, 1tMl8 from 1ettiog seasick while you wait to be picked up. We didn't slee~ much on the moon because it was much colder than we expected. Fear? I guess the only thing we might have feared was the unknown. ''It's lik e remembering a dre am or event of the past. Sometimes when you think about it you manufacture a picture that isn't what it really was. "To me the moon looks the same now as it did before we flew to it, because when you look at it from earth you don't connect that impression with the same thing you saw on the mission. "Working the computer, as I was, you weren't aware or much during approach to the moon or going a way from it, so my Harbor Dismissal Hearing on Monday '. .. ;r-;'. per yard custom drapery sale. The first leacber dismissal p~eedinga in the hist.or)' of the Newport-Mesa Unlfled School District will begln Monday morn· int against Michael Mang. a gov- ernment teacher 'at Corona del Mar High School. A public hearing l~ set to begin at 9 a.m. at Monte VU!ta School in Costa Mesa. A co'mpetency panel, composed or ohe person selected by Mang, one chosen by the school board and one state hearing officer. will conduct the hearing, which is open to the public. Witnesses for and againsl Mana wut speak al the hearing. Statements will also be given by Mane. school admin\strators and teachers. Mana. 3Q. of Laguna Beach, wa1 auapended ln early May and . charged with "unprofessional cooduct.'' He was given a notice of intent lo dismiss and informed of 34 charges against him. Moel of the charges deal with comments he alle1edly made in front or students, fellow teachen and adminisl alors, which were deemed mproper" or "or- rensive ' by the school ad- mlni1tr lion. Mans as been in frequenl con· ruct with the school administra· Uon alnce he be1an teaching at Corona del Mar Hilb in 1969. but is known on campus as a popular teacher amon1 students. Olstrlcl ofriclals sald they have no Idea how lone the public hearing may last. since it is the fint Ume such a hearing has bttn held ln the district. ~' ~ .. -i/ ~ You buy the over drepery et regular price and we furnish the sheer or the llnlng et 1~ per yerd for febrlc and lebor. Thia I• the cuatom drapery sale you've waited for. Choose from 8 beautiful selection ol over drapery fabrics at our regular low price. These 1ncludo antique satins, textures. open woavea, 1•cquard1 end man~ mor~. Tho eh .. r 1s 100"• Dacron polyetler nlnon In seven h•ndsome c~lors. Tho hnmg 11 100•4 rayon acetate in while only. The only additional charge is our regular low Installation chargcf of S2.50 per width. Theae price• are elfective through Saturd•y. CANOGA PARK (21') IU-3lt0 CARSON (213) 5,..2'00 DOWNEY (213) MM141 ,ULLERTON (114) 171-4SU HUNTINGTON HACH LAK!WOOD (213) IM-7000 MONTCLAIR (114) 121-3111 N!WPORT liACH (114) 144·2313 NORTHRIDOE (21S) 115-1414 ORANOE 'THE CITY' (714) Ut-1to0 PUENTE HILLS (213) MS-1341 RIVERSIDE (114) 117-30to SAN l!RNAADINO (71•) IM .. 1n TORRANO! (21S) u1.an VENTURA (IOI) M2-7Stt WHITTWOOO (213) M1·U11 OU·A (114) 192·7711 t· • Fiesta FrolicsoDte ki • • San Clemente's Fiesta La Cristianita got under way Saturday with a parade. Most viewers, happily, were more atten- tive than Matt Avery, 1, of San Clemente (below le ft ). Below center, parade marchers portray famed Western charac- ters The Cisco Kid and Pancho. At right, San Clemente Girl Scouts &lcate instead of march. Dafl!I Pllet ..... t .. Floods Hit Carolinas Tlumdenwrms Expected Along Mississippi Coa•tal w~atlM"r SANTA 9AR9A•A AND VCH· TVRA COVHTIC$ COASTAi. AREA, IANT A MON I CA IA Y AR&A, ' ., { . It was a lively day off the San Clemente pier Saturday as 14 dory boats piloted by lifeguards competed in a ra~ (far left). At center, a San Clemente lifeguard boat crests on the surf. Above, second-place winners Tom Snyder and .Randy Steigely of Venice take a spill while first-place winners Henry Stuart and Mike Maurry of l.A:ls Angeles zip by . THE MIRACLE WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR ••• A . WEIGHT PROIRAM -• • • • • • THAT WORKS WITHOUT • PILLS • SHOTS • RIGID DIETS •WRAPS• EXERCISE• HIGH COSTS OR NONSENSE!!! FREE LECTURE TUESDAY, JULY 22 7:30 P.M. IAUROOM HOUDAY lHM-COSTA MISA lllSTOL AMD SAH DINO PllWY. COME TO A FREE LECTURE ANO GET READY TO BE A THIN PERSON THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. COME ANO HEAR ABOUT THE FAKE. FADS ANO FALLACIES THAT HELP KEEP US OVERWEIGHT. JOIN THE QUESTION ANO ANSWER PERIOD. •'I JI. tt6t I..._..,. ~M, lt6t.._.I _ _.' ,,__JI. lt71 tt.n•1 _, WMY1k _,_ ............................. t I,_,..._ ,.............. ... ............. oz ;z ......... ...J .............. IF I CAii DO II ANYBODY CAN My Mm• ,. MIKE. TUAIN. The ptcture I •m •hoWtne I• of 1r1 • lil41AAClE after .~Ing ye9f'9 on diet .net d iet 9f'9f myMlf Juat 8 ~ara 100 at 2155 peunda. In 11 'A monthl I I<* diet I dttcowfed ther9 II no reason to be overweight, not 120 pound• •"-' catrytng the ~ght tOt 35 yMtl. I "fl • eV*\ by 10 pound•. There le no reuon to give 11p the food• on hundred'I of gimmick •-.r I •Ptnt my llfe up and d0¥fn you lltce. Th.,• 11 no reaton to bam. witn weight. I have Ilk• a yo yo. "n.lty I r .. llnd there muat be a better. • per-eaten mot• hot fudge eund.,.. In Iha IUt 5 )'tafl than all tl'le me"ltf1t way, and there I•. withoYt ahota, pllla, rigid ot lop. ~~Ille combined. 1tded diet•. enrc:IH , high c»lt• or noneenae. IT• lltCI Tt llT .... 1' ..... I UT Lm I have developed a plan tallored to your l1mlty and your ODTlm IUI AID MOT NIL -.w • ._ Ill UIM t.a1te1. with all the food• you Hice to eat. No forced fMdi~• Wl*T). of fllh or llYH or any1hlng elN you don't like. My POUNDS WOULDN'T IT 8E A MIAACL~not to flght w1th t~t IHI 10 0,, PERMANENTL V l)<ogram will enable you to IOOM lbt. No matter If you are 201 f01 100 lt>I. overweight. welghl •nd keep It Off PERMANENTL v. without . t..itng Of • ••rn1111• " ••car.-·-dietary , ... ,1cuon. II II • ..,. and well-PROVED PRO-• flOa WO..... llOI. ...... fN1 .. OAAM. I • I ,I , • , L f i • , , 0 G have each after cont con who I level Ti1 SANTA MARIA (AP.> wlalcb &lfect1 10&•:.. -Striking Teamsten workt.n la Call~ farm workers in this and Arbolaa. ...._.. area met hen Saturday ol the Teamat4n locllt for the third time io four here appe&Nd '° W'• days to diacua.s a muter oalY holdouts. cOl\Q'aet oner from the 'the Saata Marla Weaterll Gtowera As-workers objected w a sociatloo. · 4~cea~·•n~hQUr wa1e 'lbeworllen haye been bike they said wu fnade.. off the job since Thurs· quate, as well u fringe day mordlng to protest benefit provtslons they certain proviJion.s or the Cell were too hard to proposed contract, qualify for. which was approved by other Teamsters farm IN A related devel~ worllen Friday by a 4'1 DMDt. a ~tetatra.t con-maraln. ~ frOntatlon here l>e~ Union !eadert said a Teamsters and Umted vote OD a &Jossible settle-Fann Workers (UFW) ment or tbe local strike leader Cesar Chavez was was not •expected a~ apparently averted Saturday's meeting. Tbe Saturday. walkout involves 2,500. Chavez, on a march local Teamsters on fromtheMexicanbOrder ranches In a 30-mile belt to Oregon, was due to ar· \ Sunday. July 20, 1975 DAIL V PILOT A:J :Bookie Ring Smashed LOS ANGELES (UPI> - Federal agents said they used battering rams Saturday in raids ol barber shops, pizza parlors, apartments and homes in a aweep of alleged hone racing bookmaking establl.shments in which one undercover age nt became a trusted rin1 banker. At Fresno Jail ()(ficials said the raids, carried out by a force of 12n treasury agents in the south Los Angeles and Compton areas, netted a "tremendous" amount of betting material. No arrests were made, but agents said they would tum over the seized gambling material to a 6 Escape, 3 Caught ~ESNO (UPI) -Six prisoners, including the alleged leader '8n multi-million dollar heroin smuggling ring, escaped Satur· day from the Fresno County Jail. Three were captured. Sheriff's deputies said the six were returning from breakfast in the jail cafeteria when they slipped through a construction area in a stairwell. Two were quickly caught and a third, Edward Gividen, 23, wanted for armed robbery, burglary and receiving stolen proper- ty, was picked up by police at a local residence. federal grand jury for possible indictments. CHARLES Nixon, spokesm• for the F'ederal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau, listed the materials confiscated as bettblg sllps , scratch sheets. rael.Dg forms, and dissolving papee. Agents began an undercover infiltration of the gambling operations last December and one agent became so tnast.ed in ooe operation that be became the ring's ba~ker, Nixon said. He said battering rams bad to be used in entering some of the establishments because the doors opened outward only . The raids were the second such federal crackdown on vice opera- tions in the s prawling Los Angeles area in two days. The FBI announced Friday that it had smashed a multimillion dollar numbers racket operating from some 42 locations in 10 Los Angeles ar ea communities. from Santa Maria to San rive in Sapta Maria late Rot M~..,e Luis Obispo. Saturday. But at mid· .,,....,. Still at large were Frankie ~pinoza, 19, held on a drug charge, Manuel Gutierrez, JO, in custody for auto theft, and Miguel ~es, 38, of Delano, held on drug charges and firearms viola- tions. NIXON said the raids here were part or a nationwide c rackdown a nd served notice that the government is "out look- ing" for similar illegal gambling operations. day, Chavez and some 75 TR ERE b ad been supporters were 20 miles strike threats by state behind schedule and it Teams.ters officials and appeared uolikely they .. scattered walkouts on ~ould arrive here before some ranches wben the dusk. 7-month contraci , negotiations appeared stalemated earlier in the New Canoe week. But after ratification of the ·new contract, To Make Oil Firms Old Trip Get Fines In Pricing BRODERICK (UPI ) -A couple of hundred years ago, the Melanesians were sail- ing the South Seas in sleek tw~n -hulled LOS ANGELES CAP> sailboats called proa -Four oil companies canoes. They wer~ the have been fined $50,000 speed boats of that time. each by a .federal judge At Galley Marine after entenng pleas of no Service on the bank of contest ~o charges th~y the Sacramento River, cons pl red .to f.1 x Dr. Robert Griffith, with wholesale gasoline pnce a lot of help from volun- levels. teers, has built his own Ti1e fines -the max-proa canoe, and, if all imum allowed -were goes we ll, the craft will imposed Friday by U.S. soon m~ke a dash a_~s Dist. Court Judge the Pacific to Hawau. Malcolm M. Lucas who Gr~ffith , a r etired said the amounts were vetennarian, says the "almost insignificant in trip will co~memorate view of the v~n~l nature the 200th anniversary oC of the offense and the Capt. James Cook's ar- conduct of each cor -rival in Hawaii. porate entity." The canoe is 71 feet .. . long and weighs eight It is the people that tons. It is fashioned from have suffered and. of a Douglas fir log and is cour~e the consurrung lubed with dacron rope public who eventually _ 00 metal is used ror· seem to bear the cost of . almost everything," the fastenings. judge declared. Paid Trip Defended By Sown The four firms - Powerin e Oil Co ., Fletcher Oil and Refin· ing Co.; Golden Eagle Refining Co., Inc., and MacMillan Ring-Free Oil Co., Inc. -were in. dieted earlier this year on charges of fixing the price of rebrand gasoline SACRAME.NTO CAP) for a period of at least 18 -Two aides to House months during 1970 and majority whiP' John 1971. Rebrand gasoline is Mc Fell <D·Calif.) are that sold under a name among a number of con- different than the firm gressional s taffers now which refined it. taking an airline-paid *· * * ·State Gas trip to the Orient. the Sacramento Union said Saturday. McFall heads a sub- committee which is COP· sidering whether airlines should get substantial' amounts of government money for protection against hijacking. "The House Ethics Committee has specifically looked into LOS ANGELES (AP) this p~actice," t.b~ San -California motorists Joaquin CC?u~ty con- . used more gasoline this gressm~n said in a 5!-&le- past May than in May a ment. The comtn1ttee , year ago, but fuel con-baa issued a spec~c nil- sumption was still down ing that such tnps are from the same month in proper and I relied on JS73, Richard Nevins of t.batruling.'' Use Rises In May the State Board of F.qualization, said Satur-.UC Man Dies day. He said gasoline con· · sumption in May was 30.8 million gallons higher ~ban ,the previGas year. He aaid Calif«· Diana used 896.04 mil1iM 1 gallons in May 1175, · compared to 865.28 ~· million <a&llons i.. N11 1974 aDd ·91'.28 mltlton : gallon1 laM._y 1tf3. :. Revenue from the 1 seven-cents-a -gallon , state tax increased by • $2.1 mUlion. from '80.6 f million May, 197~1 to , $6!.7 mllllon In may, • ms. ~ ' ' ( BERKELEY (UPI) - Carl O. Sauer, 85, a na- tiooally recognized geo- grapher and emeritas professor at UC Berkeley, died at Alta Bates Hospital Friday night after 1 a short ill· ness. , .• Sauer,. ~ucribed. as the most ltlfll»entlti a~ grapber a bit • .,...,_ tion, retired in 1957. He joined the UC staff in 1929 when he was named chairman of the geo- graphy departmenL OHLY AT HEii FRIEDLANDER TllUMPH .., . ._ ..... ~ ._._ U MJU Temperatures ab(>ve 107.6 degrees may in· crease the value of some cancer-killing drugs, prelimi'1arY experiments with mice at the Stanford Medical Center have indica t· ed. Premedical student Jian1c Sanchez points to an area where a tumor has beeneleared up in a test mouse. F\tture human trials are planned. Gonzales was among 34 persons arrested earlier this week in a roundup of suspects in the Delano-Earlimart area . They were ac- cused of oper ating a $5 million a year heroin smuggling opera- tion from Mexico into California. Authorities involved in a 16·month investigation which led lo the drug raids said Gonzales was suspected of being a leader in the ring which imported several pounds of heroin into California eae!b week. 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S.n Diego Freeway at Brisrol, Costa Mesa, 556-061 l Shor Sunday, 12 :00 noon to 6:00 pm t \ I -A• ( DAILY PIWT EDITORIAi.. PAGE ) Speed Trial Process Thr~ county s upervisors apparently forgot their past voting records as well as their le&al lesson books la.st week. What Supervisors Robert Battin, Laurence · Schmit, Ralph Clark and Thoma& Riley did was urge Orange County Superior Court to set 10 court.rooms aside for civil cases. As if it were something new, Battin pointed out UJat civil s ui ts are being shoved farther back on the calendar bee a use of the priority given criminal cases. That's what court administrator Les McCartney has been telling the board for months as he's pleaded with the s upervisor s to fund two additional judgeships. But McCartney's pleas have fallen on deaf ears as the supervisors have insisted that the state should fund the two new courts. And while they·ve argued the issue, civil cases have taken a back seat to the.hefty criminal calendar. In case the supervisors have forgotten their civic le~sons. there is a constitutional right to a speedy criminal trial. Unfortu.rntely. there is no accompanying con· slllutional right to a speedy settlement of civil suits. And in Orange County, the wait grows longer as the supervisors say no to requests for funding for more judgeships. Some Ups and Downs Some wins and losses, hits and misses, disap- pointments and promises from the week just past: PROMISING -Anythlng that would get a millionaire Democrat and a millionaire Republican lo head the same team must be destined for success, so Orange County's bicentennial celebration ought to be a success. The leaders are rancher·entrepreneur- Democrat Richard J. O'Neill and conservative faat- food king Carl {Carl's Jr.) Karcher. And it that didn't set enough of a positive tone for the gala, take a look at who was put in charge of rais- ing money for the event-t'lone other than Dr. Louis J. Cella and Victor Andrews. Cella has been responsible for putting hundreds of thousands of dollars behind candidates of his persuasion, and Andrew's record of picking up funds for the GOP is almost a chapter of its own in Orange County politics. DISAPPOINTMENT -California Highway Patrolmen didn't gain any public support with their selective distribution or tickets in their pay protest, and another image was tarnished when Red Cross nurses threatened to ask AFL-CIO union members to refrain from donating blood in the nurses' fight to win higher salaries. Toying with health or safety to win negotiation points just isn't the way. NAGOING QUESTION -Orange County Supervisors seemingly are ready to okay a ''super building" at a construction cost of roughly $9.S mil.lion. While the sprawling county government may be needing more office space, perhaps supervisors should first check with U. S. Sen. Alan Cranston. Cranston is moving out of his government-owned quarters into a privately owned office building because the the price is much lower. SURPRISE -So you thought s mog was worth· less? While scientists are worrying about what hap- pens if the ozone layer up there in the stratosphere thins out and permits more dangerous rays to reach earth, they offer the somewhat heartening word that we in the Los Angeles basin are more protected than most folks-because our smog produces a thicker- than-normal protectiveozonelayer. 11 WE (AN'T 60 ON McETING UKE TH1S.'' Auto1Dobile Still Has Perspectives on Solzhenitsyn: Its Assets Tolhe Edilor: I used to vote for better roads a nd highways al my neigh- borhood gas station by buying fuel and paying 11 cent.s a gallon in gasoltnc taxes, se<:ure in the knowledge that my elected representatives held these votes <laxes> in trust (or highways. But these s ame representatives, both state and national, have been .stealing my votes, violating that trus t to buy toy trains, hold meaningless s tudies and pursue other projects. Al last. the highway trust funds -are d e pleted. The California llighway Commission, like old Mother Hubbard, can't finance a bare·bones construction budget and faces the dismal prospect or not even having funds for main· tenance. IT IS IMPERATIVE that we get the automobile back into perspective. Virtually anyone who thinks about it knows that private automobiles provide more mobility. travel options, and cost effectiveness than any form of transportation yet de- vised -or envisioned. If someon e wants lo play trafos. or subsidize bus rides, fine. But, since these are not self. s upporting. they should raise the money for these expenments through general taxes so tax· payers can participate in the de- bate. see the cost. and make logical. informed decisions about each sche me. Don"l raid highway funds for other social needs. Time is short but no L too late. Restore the tughway funds -use them for highways. JOHN HASKELL Ferreting Out Fakes To the Editor: Kudos to Editor Tom Keevil on his keen detective work in track- ing down another of the r ecurring fake letters signed by an- lisem11t!s using J ewish·soun<ling ·name:. · ll ~<is only a year and a half ·ago th al the Pilot published s uch : a letter and. through the help of : Edttonal Page Editor Barbara . Kre1b1ch. published a corrective : statement. As Ion~ as antiserrutes know that editors are aware of their techniques. they will expend their warped energies elsewhere. They will learn that our fr~ pre· : ss will not be manipulated. HOWARD M. LENHOFF Caut Ion on Smolcbtg :Tothe'Edilor. • As a participant in lhe receut ·World Conference on Smoking and Health In New York City, l was amazed to discover that lhe United Slates is laggin1 behind 1 number of other countries in combatting cigar ette-caused dis· ,ease . Ir o nically . the spokes~nons for these other na· lions readify admitted that their programs were undertaken u a resu IL or th e U S. Surgeon : General's report of 1964. • A highly 1l1nlficant recom· mmdalion of the conference wu lhal "con t i nued r eg ular c1orelte smoking should bf : vttwed as a form or drua depcn- denre which, in heavy smokers, ls most appropraately termed (Ompulslve drul use or drug •d· d1ctJOn ... In lhls cont.ext lhe gov· ~ro.menll of all n1Uoos were Dear Gloomy Gus Headline Friday: "CIA KEPT RUSS MAIL 3 YEARS." The U.S. Post Of· rice does almost as well. A.R.V. Gloomy Gin commenu •rt 5.mmiltef -• fNdtrJ •1td tie llllt ... <tUlfilY l"\!fl«l I"' •ltw5 ot IM lltwsp•per. Selld y.w pt! -.-'° Oleomy 0115, O•llY Pil9'. Letter& Jrom reoder1 art welcome. .TM right to condenae ~ters to Jit space or eliminate libel is re~. Letter• o/ 300 WOTc:it or Lui 1DUl be givm preference. All ~ten mud in· ell.ICU fignature o1'd mailing addreu but names may be wilhheld on re· ~&t if ftA/ /icient rec.son ia apparent. Poetry wt1l not be publis~. ( MAILBOX J urged lo set up national centers lo help overcome the great physical and psychological pro· blems or those who would like lo quit. CONSENSUS of the delegates from 51 nations was that the cigarette-health issue has strong political and economic over· tones. The representatives or un- derdeveloped and developing na- tions asked r6r help in resisting exploitation by outside tobacco interests: those from more af· fluent nations wanted to know how the public expense or treat· ing cigarette· related illness com· pares to the tax revenues brough in by cigarettes. I was reminded of this nation's inconsistent practice of warning its citizens against cigarettes while at the same lime helping to subsidize the tobacco industry . and of California's recent de- cision to allow the establishment or approved smoking areas for high school students when exact. ly the opposite is happening'-in other parts o( the world. Fortunately . one or the strengths or a free society is that it acts with conviction once it has been aroused . When the American public is ready for stronger action, it will make its wishes known. Any action which can be taken to hasten that day will save many lives. ALLAN K. JONAS Los Angeles Chairman. National Task Force on Tobacco and Cancer l'oeeer to People To the Editor: r don't know Cecil Hicks, the distrlct attorney, nor do I know any of the supervlson, including Supervisor Battin, nor poUtJcal figure, Or. Louis Cella. However. as an attorney with a practice both h e r e and In northern Calilornia, r do know that Mr. Hicks is highly regarded for h.1a professional capablUUes as a public prosecutor. t It la thus very di1tW'bin1 to Mt . and hear the obvious political butroonery and slime poUUcs that Supervisor BatUn appean to cndorte and espouse. Appereot- ly, Or. Cella Is supporting bis· money polltica. bosalam a.nd character asuuinaUon typical or many of the more decadent part.a of this country. · Let ·s gl ve c:o~nty savemment back to the people and wipe out what bas become a bl1·tlmc political machine ln Oranse Counly. E. DAY CARMAN 'Washington Lacked Courage to Receive Hero' H there's one thing that sends Soviet· leaders into orbit faster than a Soyuz spacecraft could, it's the mere mention of the name of Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Arid apparently some oC Presi· dent Ford's foreign policy advisers are so -n e rvous about bruis- ing th~ seosibili ties of the Soviets that they have persuaded him not to meet the man who is considered by many to be the world's greatest living writer and its most profound spokesman for human freedom and morality. There are two ironies in this. First, that the White House re- fusal to see Solzhenitsyn came ·during the very week lhe United States was celebrating its in- dependence a s the haven of human liberty. And, se<:ond, that the Soviets -despite their sweet 1.alk to us about detente -carry on elsewhere a constant barrage of speeches and articles vilifying the United States and its Western allies. PRESUMABLY, in the "spirit of detente," we are expected to ignore the worldwide anti·U.S. campaign. Solzhenitsyn was in Washfogton the week oC July 4 for his firs t public appearance before an American audience. George Meany and the AFL-CIO sponsored the event, a nd Solzhenitsyn held spellbound an audience of 2,500, including many dignitaries. lie was frankl y critical or Western policy toward the Soviet Union. He described d e tente as a ..senseless process of endless ( RONALD REAGAN J concessions to aggressors'' which can only get worse unless we decide to become visibly firm in our dealings with the Soviet.s. No doubt this kind of talk is un- settling to Secretary Henry Kiss- inger and his diplomatists, but Solzhenitsyn's credentials are hard to deny. He is a Russian who loves his country, but not its government. He understands, cert ainly better tha n mos t Americans, the Russian P6YChe and Soviet behavior patterns. WHITE HOUSE r epresen· Latives were conspicuously absent from the dinner. Press Secretary Ron Nessen gave out a succession of reas ons why there wouldn't be a meeting between Solzhenit.syn and the President. First, the President couldn't at· tend the dinner because he was ' -· ~~- • scheduled lo be at a party tor ru s daughter. Then. it seems, there wouldn't be a subsequent meeting because Solzhenitsyn hadn't requested one. Next, Nessen said, the President doesn 't ordinarily meet with private foreign personages (he met lhal very week with Brazilian soccer star Pele>. Then, "For image reasons, the .President does like to have some substance in bis m~tings. It is not clear what he would gain in a meeting with Solzhenitsyn." For "substance," the President has mel recently with the Strawberry Queen of West Virginia and the Maid of Colton. Finally, the real reason for the snub surfaced: A visit with Solzhenitsyn would violate the "spirit or detente ... FREQUENTLY, the West German government uses the phrase "delente without il- lusions." The phrase suggests that detente offers both hope and danger. Apparently, our govern· ment hasn't learned it yet. If past Soviet behavior is an1 example, they might even have responded -indirectly -in a positive manner to a ~rd Solzhenitsyn r.ieeting. They might have responded with some signal -however slight -or re- laxation or some or the more visi- bte signs or repression. (Remember how they stepped up approvals of emigration of Russian J ews from the Soviet Union about the time the trade bill was being debated?) On the other band, the Soviets might have flown into a rage, as the President's advisers feared, and even canceled the latest grain deal. One thing is for cert ain: though. They wouldn't have stalked out of the Strategic Arms Limitation <SALT) II talks. The proposed agreement already tilts in their favor. 'Ex-Sov~t Writer Inconsistent in Criticism' Alexander Solzhenitsyn. the world's most famous exile, is prominently in the news these days. but I confess there's much abbut the Russian novelist that -pt.ables me. There is certainly no ambigui-ty~ his views concerning the h hips and s \JlnJressions sQftered by Russian e. What clear is rsonal osophy. 8.111 l able ~ o om · lfreh d ex· wh a l · ebange1 he is urging on tbe · eaders. f conless 1 deeply resent. ercnce to Franklin 0 . Rc>C*velt and Win1too Cburch1U ~ ''cowardly." It is doubtluJ ... er the past century bas pro- dDced two political leaders wbo dlmonstratcd greater coura1e. ftllOarcefulnns and penlsteace ln tbe (ace of brutaJ and over- whel mine danger than Roosevelt and Churchill. JNDF.ED, WERE it not Cor thete two mton there would pro- bably be no Free World today Crom whlcb Solihenitayn could maJte hla pronouncements about I ( NORMAN COUSINS J the social injustices inside the Soviet Union. WERE IT NOT for the American and British pounding given the Nazis in France, Italy and North Africa, and the un· remittln• alr attacks on Germany's industrial capability, the Nazi assault on Russia would doubtless not have growid to a halt on the outskirts of M06COw but would have awe pt throulh the Urals, with a loss of We unknown inlbeblatoryo!warfare. Solzbenitayn used the term "cowardly .. in con.nect!on with wbat he regarda u one-way coa- c e11 l on by Rooeevelt and Churchlll at Yalta. He says nothlns about the fact, however that Roosevelt's main pu.rpoee a Yalta was to aet Stalin to -aree to open a sttond front agalnat tbe Axil powers In tho Far Eut, ln which purpose Roosevelt was successful. Next, J was appalled by Alex· andtt Sollhenltayn '1 rdercmce to the "West's fantuUc gYeed for profit ind 11aln. which 1oes beyOnd all reaaon, or UmJtatlons, or~clence. '' Wu it ·~tantuUc ar-1 !or pro- < fit.s and gain'' that caused the American people to send a food· relief expedition to Russia at lhe end of World War l -an expedi- tion that may have saved five million or more lives? Later, in the same statement, Solzhenitsyn bimseU acknowledges the fact olthe U.S. relief expedition to Ruaala but then says that the United States received no gratitude for its generosity. It is difficult to see how Solzhenitsyn's assertioo that the UnitedJtStales was shown no gratitllee has any ralevance to, or is a substanliallon of, h11 con· tention that we are fantuUcaUy greedy and lackln• in cons· cien.ce. SIMILAR non aoqultura and contradlcUona are apparent in hia criticism of tbe American ap- ~ch to detente. He A>4a tbat we iLwe too much and don't set enGUC_h. Yet hie opm leuer d• nonnees the Soviet leaden for havlng a1reed, ln the nrat bl• trade negotiation• under detmte2 to give the United Stattll natura1 gaa from the Soviet 1uppUt1. Solzhenltayn condernna Uu1 Sovlet leaders for ptrmlltlng "foreigners to carry off our priceleH treaaure, Slberlln naturaJ CH." Which 8ol1henl\111a ...... '° believe -the Solzhenitsyn who taunts the United States because it doesn't d_emand enough in ill dealings with Sovlet Union or the Solzhenitsyn who flays 'the Soviet leaders for acceding to America's reques t for the natural gas that the Soviet Union has ln such great abundance and that the American people need 80 urgently? ORANGI COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wnd.PiiblW.n Thoma1 Kuull. £dUor Thoma1Polmcr.S1.1ndoil t:dltorlol Pog• £ dllor The edltori•I pase or t.ht Dally Pilot 11uks to Inform and ltlmulate readers by Presentln, on Ulla p11cdiverte comlnftltary on topic• ol Interest b)' aynd~a(. · eel columnlatt •nd Urtooftltla ~ pnrvkltn1 I (Orum for rt•• vt••• and b7 pre1tnUn1 U.la, n.w1pa,per'1 opinions and ldeU ' on current \oplu. Th• tdllori&l '9fntON or th• D~ll>' Pltot,..,,.., onb ln lM tdllor•t column at Ult top of the P•I•. Oplntona n· PflA*I lt1 Ute t0lumn1eu and cal1oonltta and lett.r writ.en.,.. ltMlr own ind no end~ ti I.Mir •ltw1 b1 th4t Dall) Piiat' should bt lnrerl'td. SundaY, July 20, 1175 R e lea "'J' ly: us do by ByBOBERTJORDANRoSs Jeremy D. Laosman and Lorenzo W. MJlam of Los Galols have entered a p~tlUon wtth the Federal Communications Commission asklDg ror a frHze on all appllcatlons by sectarian reUgiOU$ institutions applying for FM and television channels allocated to educational broadcasters. This has brought a storm of protest to the FCC not only from the religious tundamentaUst.s, who make up the bulk of programmers in this area, but also from liberal groups, such as the United Church of Christ which, speaking through thei~ Office of Communication have said fhat "the proposed 'rreeze would come dangerously close to a kind of censorship which the Commission should avoid." noncommercial broadcasters. Jt•s the price of bavbla partial cenaorsblp and nearly complete government control over the whole elecl r oolc communications medium. What this means ts that we have traded liberty, aa itexlsts in freedom of the press wtth respect to the printed word, for toleration. as it exlsls ln rest rt cted freedom of the electronic press. There are important theoretical differences here. Liberty is a cobdition of human society in which no one asserts an absolute claim to truth and power over others. FCC, licenses have b een withdrawn. 1'his seems to me to amount to what the Supreme Court has r eferred to as a 'chl~Ung effect• in a rulinc . dealing with prior restraint. Radlo and TV broadcasters llve co nstantly with the poeslblllty of license removal. Certainly. lf we had Uberty of broadcasting as we do liberty of the press, we would have much more vacuous, bleak, miasmic and self.centered religious and other broadcasting than we do today. But I believe that we would also have more creative and enlightening programming done by stations that weren't bound by the FCC's formulas or mediocrity. Human flind!y, Jul)' 20. 1975 DAIL y PILOT Al ~~h~~T 10CFl'f'm. ... PATCltl&: ~liO ltf.U\~ .. '"i'rA Intuition I• lnte•'Preter National R e ligious Broadcasters and others are alarmed not only by the idea of a rreeze, but also by the goal or the two petitioners to follow up this action with more, designed to break open the programming of these s tations a nd make it "fearless and diverse." Toleration is a condition in which a group does just that (an established church, for example> but allows, or tolerates, others. Underlying this is the constant possibility that the established body may withdraw its consent for this kind of limited freedom. JN P ORTUGAL today, for example, the political parties do not h ave liberty, but are tolerated by the ruling military junta, and can be (and have been) subject to arbitrary elimination ·from the political scene and Crom the ballot. AND, MORE importantly, we would have the liberty that the authors or the Bill of Rights intended for communication in our land. If the courts cannot see fit to uphold the constitution with regard to the electronic press, perhaps a fitting celebration or our revolutiona ry bicentennial would be to adopt a constitutional amendment guaranteeing this liberty. People Speak • ID Code CERTAI NLY these are noble goals: But what is the price? It seems to me that it's the same price that we've been paying e\•er sin ce the FCC began li cen sing comm erci a l and This has happened atready 4 with stations in the United States. Both b y action of petitioners, or directly by the I know Ben Franklin would have voted for it. Robert Jordan Ros:t u minister o/ the Unitarian Universalist Churcl1 of CostaMe1a. What is comforting about •·women's intuition" is that it is by no means exclusive lo women. For example, two gentlt!mt!n meet and converse. As they leave each other one J;ays, ''It was a pleasure m eeting you ' The other r eplies, .. We mus t get together for lunch." COnsumer Bill Doomed? As the result of s uch an exchange of cou rtes ies , often lhe men ~ o g e t together for lunch . But sometimes it is clearly un· ders tood b y both parties that these words are WASHINGTON -President Ford is determined. according lo i:onfidential While House minutes. to veto legislation creating a Consumer Protedion r\gency. Tbe proposed agency would lake the cons umer s' side in pro· ceedings before the regulatory agencies and po licy-making councils . The Senate has ap· proved the new agency and the House is expected to follow suit. But at a strategy session with Republican congressional leaders, the President s wore : "I'll continue to oppose il." .. , TIUNK," volunteered Sen. John Tower (R·Tex.), "We could sustain a veto in the Senate." lie ls chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee. The confidential minutes show Lhal the President objected, most . (JACK ANDERSON ) of all. to the $60 million he estimated the proposed agency would cost over the next three years. He said his cons umer adviser, Virginia Knauer. "is working to see that each agency has a good consumer prot ection section." He saw "no need," therefore, ."for a separate new agency." There was only one, lone Republican voice pleading for the consum er a gency. Rep. Frank Horton CR ·N.Y.> begged the President to reconsider. "Lel me urge you," he said, •·to change your views." The pro· posed agency would be able lo battle more e rcectively i n Many Have Looked, But Few Have Seen To see is to have looked, s ure· ly; but to look is not to see. All or us look. So few of us see. When we do see, we are som etimes struck by the s trangeness of sight thal we regard ourselves as a bit odd. We keep the experience t o ourselves, thus lessening our capacity to repeat il. Seeing can be taught. There seem to be two ways or seeine. apart. f rom th e n a tura l glfl which some people have. It can r esult from an act of will, as in the mys tical ex· perience; or il c a n r esu l t from a break· ing down of inhibition, almost the opposite thin~. through the use of hallucinogens. This can be from \ht? use of mild a lcohol to lremen· dousl.Y disturbil}g LSD. Anyhow, once you have seen, you never forget it. Somet.imes you never want to repeat it. M06t people, though. would rather have seen and lost than never lo .have seen at all. Ther e are those who have the 1m. unforced by either discipline or drug. I 've just been re~ding th~ completely coplivating "Self· Portrait" or Sir Kenneth Clark, called Anolhtr P.art of I~ Wood. Jn thia book Lord Clark tells of the youthful years he spent as as· sislant lo th at exoUc figure Mr ... Bernard Berenson, t he poor Bolton J ewi•h boy who became the creat aulhority on Italian Renaissance palntini. LORD CLARK, in retrospect, di&llked the eaocentric old boy con1lderably more than he liked blm. When he flnt came to Berenson ln Florence, Clark was l1n hl• early 20s. The 1reat expert wu tn bla early 60s. Clark never for 1ot hl1 wal k• wltb Mr. Ber tn1on lhrou1h the bllls bthlnd VlnclgUato. "How he loved thole walka," ncalla Clark. "More, I believe, than any work of art. On my flnl vtall there w~re u1uall)' more eminent people to aCCOGlpaD.)' Nm, bat 11rbenever J dld ., l da. COftl'ed a cban«ied belng. •• ' . CHARLES McCABE ''Gone were the vituperations of the all-powerful expert, and there r eappear ed the youthful aesthet e who h ad trampe d through the valleys of the Veneto. Eve ry hundr~d yards he would stop in ecstasy, sometimes at a distant view, m ore often at a group of farmhouses, or the roots of an old olive tree. or <.tl a cluster of autumnal leaves and seed pods. He would be completely absorbed in what he saw. s peech· less with delight.'· I R EAD that passage with en- vy. T h e s u bj ect o f seeing fascinates me, largely because 1 feel I have done so little of it in my life, compared with a career that has been largely looking. Yet l have at times experienced that ecstasy from the mere con· temptation o f natural t hlngs which seemed lo come so easily to Mr. Berenson. The nearest I came lo seeing for any len gth of time was when I Uved in England and walked daily on the Wiltshire Downs. There was an e special ridge looking down on Shalborne Valley lhi!t never failed to take my breath away. It was not so much the beauly of the p lace, which as transcendent ; but the beauty or bevinj been almost forced int.o Hein& wb at was be Core my eyes. THAT ls the therapeutic vaJue ol placing yourself in situations of extraordinary beuuty. You are forced lo aee and not merely to look . The thinis of m.an can be beauUful. T here is noUl1na wrong wtth the Seagram'• Bulfdl.q in New York, or wllb tho even beautiful Racque t Club Building acrw• t.be 1treel. But the' things ~ nature. or of God if you wtll. ara.thoae that moat readlly drill' you Crom merely Jooldn1 to seeing. "\li'hal thou aeeat. that thou beeat," uid Plato. You are the sum ol what you have seen, far more than tlle jroduc:t of what you have looke at. Nooe of UJ hu MID U!O\llb. Nearl)' all ol U1 bavejostlooked aUartoomucb. Washington for the consumers, he argued. "Basically, its function is to present the views of the con· sumers," he s aid. "I hope you won't veto it.·· The P resident rejected his ap- peal. "l have a firm conviction," he said, "there should be no new progr ams." "I agree with you .... ·· chimed in Rep. John Erlenbom, CR·Ill.>. "People are coming to feel that they're getting more government than they can af. ford." "l agree with Erlenborn," said House Re publican leader John Rhodes . "l don 'l think the American people want it." "IS THE R E a Republica n alternative?'' asked Rep. J ohn Anderson ( R ·lll. >, the House GOP conference chairman. "The basic concept is wrong,·· ins isted Erlenborn. Vice Pres iden t Nelson Rockefeller contended that the present powers of the attorney general to inter vene in behalf of the consumers merely had ··Jed us into much litigation which realty didn't help the con- sumers." The President a greed . ''It would r eally slow down the agen· cies," he added. "I put objections in the (Congressional) Record Crom several cabinet ofCicers," spoke up Sen. Carl Curtis (R-Neb.), the Senate Republican conference chairman. Lonely Frank Horton was over· ruled. merely stylized ways of saying. ''Good-bye. I don't care if we ever m eet again ." How do w e know when to be lie ve what is said? Wt! all make s u ch inle r prelal ioni:. intuitively, without anal yzm~ how we go about it. When women make s u c h inte rpre tations accurately, we a ttribute this skill to a special fe male powl•r But the proces s i s n ot that mysterious. WITH EVF.RY message Cfor exi:imple, "Let's have lunch"!, there is a m essage about the message, technically called a ·•metam ess age." The metamessage in this case m ay be the eagerness in the tone of voice. th e cordiality of the handshake, the w armlh or the s mile, all of which say, "I mean it" -or the indifferent tone, the limp hand shak e and feeble smile, all or which say. "Forget it. .. M any probl e m s or communication revolve around the relations be tween message and m etamcssage. It is not enough lo say what you mean. You have to sound and act as if you meant it. There has to be agreeme nt or con g ruence b e tw ee n m ess age and metamessage. If there is such congruence -1f you look amused when you say 'Grandmother' Feels Betrayed by State Dear Govl!rnor : The sun is shining and binb are teaching their fledgling lo fly here at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa, Ca lifornia -but the blue·s mocked Foster Grandparents are walking slowly with their · 'special" ~ildren; they are quieter and more thoughtful to- day -the government. has c ut the budget for the Foster Grandparent Program and so five of their number, the five hired mos t recently, are not with us today. As we passed one ward we saw the tall boy's face pressed against the window glass. He recognized most of us -but today he looked in vain for his "special grandma." Some of us had lo look away as the unhappy boy's face made our eyes bum, and this wus not the lime to s how sorrow. · Most of us aren't spectacular but we do t ry to give m ore than Wl' get. Our s tipend of $1.60 per hour for four hours ' work each day doesn't sound like much -but it is often the difrerence between going on welfare or being dependent on our children as Social Security just isn't quite e nough. WIT H RISI NG COSTS one major illness could wipe us out. financlMUy. but here we are healthier than we've eve r been, we have physical examinations each year and we bopc to live out our lives in service to others less fortunate. We feel bet rayed now by the "establishment " -Just as the young people do. Actually, wilh only 12 arandpartnlS (or the 1.100 children here, we've hlld to spread ourselves pretty thln at Umes. We are realty 1randparenll toevet)' child on the ward ln which we work. When our own chlld cannot make it one day we pick another, and while we·r~ decldin1 at lea.st £lve little hands clasp oun. Those who can l~ call, "Take me. Grandma!" but tho~ who un'l speak are even more patheUc with their wordless pleas. Dld you know thal one of the rrandmothers has tauah\ her blind cnndchlld to skate! And a nother h.s uu1ht he.r blind girl to 1pHk and follow her without the usual gropint U1U 1aeu ol the blind relarded. When Grandpa Charles 1peaks, 1he hun haa volce and holds out her armt lor "just a little hu,." Like' most young girls, s be needs a man ln her Ufe, and ahe .baa choHn C~arle1. Some grandpareJ\ta take lbelr cb.Udru bowl· [ S. I. H AYA K AWA ) amusing things, if you look and ac.t angry whe n you say angry th.mgs -people may disagree wtlh you, but they will not doubt your openness or sincerity. This cong ruence is not. however, conclusive evidence or sincerity. Actors, for example, can read lines expressing love or j ealous y with convincing express ion without being in love or in a s t ate of jealous y . Sa l esme n can exp r ess enthusiasm fo r a product without feeling any enthusiasm, except perhaps Cor m a king a sale. MOST OF US can put on an act when we have to. Nevertheless, we all tt>nd to trust people in whom w e find fairly regular l'Ongruence betwet>n mcssagl' and metamessage. The absence or congruence I!> readily noticed . There is the man who say s, "I 'm quite comforta ble, thank you," as hl· shifts uneasily in his chair. There is the husband who says. "You know l love you." without liftrng his eyes from the sports page There is the schoolteacher who says. "l want you lo be happy in this classroom." while her cold, watc hful eyes conlradal'.t the smile on her lips Wh e n communi ca tivt! incong rue nce is even more pronounced, ps ychopathology is indicated . There is the man who screams at his colleagues, "You know DAMN well 1 NEVER lose my temper!·· The re is the woman saying, .. .ls she consults her psychiatris t a bout he r problem s w ith her little daughter. .. I tell her a dozen times a day that 1 love her. but still the brat hates me. Why doctor?"' ' Sometimes communicative incongruence takes the form of complete l ack of emotion in utterances that are normally impossible to say without feeling, such as, "l was never so happy m my life," or , "1 hale him, l hate him.'' All suc·h profound an · congruenc~s are. to a greater or 1 es s e r d e g r l' 1 •• signs or emotional illness of '>omethmg disconnect e<i insidl' Recently I read a co:,l· h1sto1·y of a womjn in a group tht!rapy situation who wai:. especiall y withdrawn and out of touch with reality. Suddenly someUting was said in th at session that touched her. She sat upright, looked right and left with an expression of great ala rm and said. ··Where a m I? Where am I '! b this some kind of outhouse or soml!lhing?'' And lhul's exactly v. h1 •11.· :-.hl' WjS -in a mental hosp1ui1 J<'rom her lone of voH·~ um.I heC' express ion or alarm , t he psychiatrist knew at olll'e that she had been rcathL'<.I and that from that moment shc would start getting better. Children a re better th;m adults Jt understanding ml'lamc:-.sage~ As infants we do nol understand words . Wh al Wl' uncll'rstand ;.ire• tont!s of \'Oil'<· gl·nLl enl'~s or harshn ess of touch. whether in lo\'t?. irritat10n or :.anger . :\111,l of us. except the overvcrbal1zed and inteUectu allied . rdam th•~ UJlderstanding. GF.1't:RAl.L\' "omen arc better than men a t inlt.>rprclini? and rl·s po nd ing to mt>taml'S:-.<1ges . When a man s ays al lhl' end of a long, frustrating d.1y. "I've had it. I'm going to quit this lousy job!." only an c>.lraordin arily stupid or hostile wife would s;.iy, "Have you got unolher job lint!d up?" A conct>r n l•<I wif e wi ll say somt!lhrn~ like. "Why don't you take off your shoes and :.it down while I fix you a niC'l', cold martrn1"'' Wh (jl 1s called .. fem a le mtUJllon ' 1s s imply the greater St.'nsillvaty of women. due to their training, lo md ~1mess :J~cs , "hich are ind icallJrS of the e motional c limate. So it's hard for pa rt>nts lo lie lo children. It"s hard for men to lie to women. But \&'C a ll keep trying, don"t we? ing once a week. We go off the grounds to Dis neyland with them once in a long while, or take them to eat in a r l'al r l'staurant. &IV FOSTER GRANDCHILD Michael lost hi s molhPr when he was 4. His father came lo sec him r egul arly until Mich<1d wai:. 8, when the father died suddenly. Mi<:hael was a good boy who tlidn 't ¢ause trouble, so he just sat and rotked. probably not suf- fering, certainly not mistreated, until I ca mt>, when he was 16. He had not spoken and seldom smiled. bul walktod with me willin~ly for several months before l could lm ·ak throug h that shell or reserve. One d ay we went to. the Toy Library tv s ec if there was anything he could do. Wt! were amazed at ha:, ability : He worked Audrey Bessa seni this letter to Gen>. Edmund c.; Broum Jr. after the Foster Grandparent Program was cut from the budget. puzzles, he played s imple gaml'S, h1.• strung c hains of beads. Soon a class was startt!d for these older children al rain iew. Michael now attends classes every weekda y. He has learnt!d to identify colors. he drci:.l>l'!> and undresses himself, makes his own bed, washes up and t:•ats neatly. He has a busy life and may someday be able lo "ork in the Sheltered Workshop because he has someone to care about him. Michael smUtis easily now. AND WHAT ABOVI' Grandma's life? l waken each Wt"t'kdwy · morning knowing thtil I'm needed and wanted. My step is lighter amd 1 don't dwell on the past or !ind ailments to coddle. My own grown children are free to live their own liVl's "ilhoul fot!ling , guilty about Mom being all alone and lonely. They may: m>metimes have to make appointments ror babysitters for th'eir children because grandma lsn 'l available but they save lheir children's outgrown clothes to don:1te to Faarview und they conw to st!c "my children" perform in lht! Christmas Pageunt. My own grandchildrttn :ire a little blt jealous of th~se •·special" children who have stolen my heart, but they are more thouahtlul and loving toward other crippled or "dirterent .. children because or my examp~. Recently the medical director oC Fairview Slate Hospita l pre-• sentf'd the grandpart.>nts with a "declaration" at our b1centt!nnial party. 1n which he said, "Ameri c:i possesses no areat~r resource Lhan the wisdom and experience oC iLc; older eltiiens. ··Arc these JUSt empty words that have no meamng .. With coet.s rlsln• ind aahuies being raised in government and industry, does it really make ~en e lo cut back on 1 program th al costs so lltUe and meon 50 much to so many of our people? ', M o.sUtr1eerely. (Signed) AUDREY BESSA :. Santa Ana ... DAILY P1L.OT Sund!)'. July 20. 1975 Out o f Work? TV O ffers ByTKaRV t:OVILLE Ott ... O.llyl'li.tS..ff Arc you among the 77 ,200 Orange County residents who ure unemployed. out ot work a nd looking for a job" ting LOgetber a show that U · amines the reasons for un- employment, what will b~ in the future, and how to solve your problem right now. -Psychological problems' Cac'ed by the unemployed. -Current and future Job trends. Job Search Do you think you might be the next one at t.bc omce who gel5 lhe ax, the two weeks' swtice, Ol' lhc J;uit paycheck? One feature of each ~ the 10 shows will be a S-or l~mioule segment listing up to 40 available jobs in Orange County. -The Vietnamese rer~ets problem and the troubles of having illegal alierus on lhe job market. -The cost of finding a job, and 1 .. ----------------.. Or would you simply like lo switch pcnsitiona, job hop, even m loduy'sshaky market? Settle back In your easy chair and watch o little television. The boob tube may provide more education in job.l}unting than you expect. . YOU CAN "apply" through a new IO-week series on KOCE·TV . (Channel 50), the station owned by the Coast Community College District. The first half-hour pro- gram begins at 7:30 p.m. Wed· nesday, and subsequent pro- grams will run at the same time and day for the next 10 weeks. The title or the show is easy to remember : •'The Great Job Bank." It's a twist on the old movie title ''Tht: Great Bank Job." and producer ,director Terry Nelson even toyed with the possibility of a funny commercial to promote it. ~le scr~tched that thought as bemg a bit too corny for a serious v~ew on Orange County's job picture. But the "Great Job Bank" will not be just another gloom and doom forecas t of more un- employment. Its backers are put· Bob Griffith Interview s Chester Platt (In sport coat) for 'Job B ank' program as KOCE-TV cameras roll. For the Record Dissohdio11s f)f .lf nrrin!1•• F INAL DECREES Enteoed June JO Viernes, Connie J. dnd Hermon v. Ol,omont, LU<oen J . dnd ISd·H!:lla Rhame. Henrietta M . and John F ., Jr. ~.Robert C. dnd Verdell av. Esquivel, JoseliN Amel Old and .Je~us Ariton10 ~Ider. Ddn M . and Sharon L. Ollron, Mdri<1n RO~lla and Jartl(>S AJ. lc:e ~· Ooen111s Joseph and &enda ~.Thom.ls A. ano Ruth M. Qobbs, John C. and Setty Jane .Mills.en, Erok J • .in<I Mary D. IAwis. June<lnd Richard Dale M9y, Doane and James R. G•bbard, Vera Mae and Wolloam O.Ston I ALTZ-IEttGUOH FUHHALHOME Corona del Mar 6 73-9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 IELLIROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa M esJ 642·9150 McCORMICK MO ITU ARY Laguna Beach 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VltW MEMOllAL PAltJC Cemetery M ortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1l1c View Drive NewPort Beach California 644-2700 PHICFAMILY COLOMIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 Wollllns. Jensen Ran<lolph and Ethel Dianna bol1nQH. John Dean .in<I E:.irleneA. HC.l>'-Of\. Pholop P<1trick and Laurd LPe f1~rr.1ng. Jdme~ Eowaro and C.•rol .An" ~<>">"ff, JuHc Ann and Robert C.:ne ~l>b,Nor maandA V. 'rou'1<), 0ol'dlel G. dnO R •Id I J<1cll!>Ofl, Madol yn Je.in an<I £.Jenn" M Heil1genlhal, Cary James dnd Mar9are1 Ellen E:dfir . Charla J, and E veretl P New mdn, James H. and Dorothy Forsberg, Barbara an<I F ranro~Lee Launer, Jennoler Lynn and :>teven James Kimmel, Fay Thomas <1n<1 Norma Sue Hammer, Sllella and HMvey S Hofer, Carolyn Lee .ino John Allen ScnermerhOrn, Patrol •.! and Charles s. Snyder, Pdul Lerue dnd Cenevieve MarQdret Mueller. Mar1lyn B. al'd John A. D~ath Notkes S.:halfer, Cloroa and T trry Allen Bell, Jerry Lee dnd Sharn• Lee S1rr>S, Eileen and Oondld Wayne Allen. C,ordon Owen and Norn•,, Beaton Owen~. Pre,ton Jaclo.~on, Jr anti Mdrlene Kay Lowrey, Rillph C iln<I Dellordh J. Stone, Cor Ion A dnd (rd•Q Alan M oller, Sharon A.""° JOS<.'p/I S. S•hd, Deborah Cldore and &org<! ~erndndO, Jr ...,,n~h•P. John H. """ K.Jn<IKe M. Spent er. Carol dnd Robert (..oodrr>dn, Slev~n J. and Sandra t;ryan. Paine la A. and Paul R. Diehl>, Dork Rt!gen and Debo<ah EJ· len Starlot , Ma ry Jan@ ;ind Leooard Fransen Goodman!.00, Adelaide Hamilloo and Murel Matthew Peterson.Evelyn M . and GQr<lon D. Condell, ~r.Jld R. and K.Jy\' ~ll!ln EnterotdJune7 Noble. R~rt L.11nd Nancy Al•ondllr, K11ren Sue and Ja~ Lee Hartle, GlltM>rt Harry Sr and Bernlt" I Mc Kinley, L•wrence and Joan Kath14!en I Koch, Rudolph H. Jr. and MllrilVTt E Nation, Jack and Mary Helen . SPURLOCK I BONNIE M SPURLOCK pas~d away July 17. Re\odent ot Laguna Holl'>. l"f";:::========~ ' Survived by her husband Wrn. D. I Spurlock, 2 dauqhlers. Mrs. Helen Remick of Davi~. Ca. & Mrs. CMolotll' I WetM>r. Redoooo Be uh, <:<!. Funtral ~vke Monday, It AM, Mcc.ormoc~ LCIQuna Beach Chapel ""'ilh the Rev. Homer Schwart, Plymouth Conoreoa· tional Church. Whittier Calof., ol1iciat· 1ng. ll'terment w oll be prov.ite M cGI LL.IS ELEANOR M cGILLIS, resident of Corona del Mllr. Date ot death, Jvty 18, 1975. ~rvlved by her husband, Or Hill H. McGlllis, son, Robert ~Gillis, csaughter, Marllyl'. Two granckhild~ Servlco at 1:00 PM, Sunday atte"10IWI at Westtlofl Chacie1. Costa Mesa. Inter menl al Mount Shadow Cem<!tery, Sanoma, Ca. Rev. Perry oflicl11tlng. NAVARRO MAPY P NAVARRO, reslelent ot Cm.ta Mesa. Ca Date ol death July 17, 1q15. Survived t>y her hu•band, Frank ~varro, lhrM sons, Raul ot !:Mw>ta ~. Ca., Roberl of Fountain Vi>lley, c..i .• and Frank Jr. ot Costa M~!>il. Two dauqhlers. Connie of Cost• Mesa, Esther Dllvlo of Fountain Valley, Ca. OM si ster. Antoni• Rodriguu of Midway Cily, Ca. Nine grulddllklrM. anCI two greAl-granochlldren. RO!oilry Sunday July 10, 1q15 at 7:30 PM al ee.11 Broad.,,.ay. M as• al 9 AM at St Joachim chu""• il'tertn4lnl al Holy Sepelcher Cemelery. Bell Bro.JQ,.,ay oir@<tors. LEWIS KATE A. L EWIS, r esldel'I ot !Wlbo<t, C.t Born Februaruy 24, 1886 In ff191•nd. Passed oo1ay July 17, t975 1n Cost• M es•, Ca. Servived by IWO daughter•, Dorothea H. Holliday ol Drancae. Ca. and Kathleen N. HogMi of Ely, Nevada Five grandchltelnn,eloht ort'ill·9randchlldren. ~rvlce al 1 PM Monday July 21, 1975, at Smith Mortuary ln\Prment al Pac1ric Rob Hope and other . stars in free shows! Df1tee'D motorcvd<' r JCes rodeo • TV shows horse ~how hundreds of exhibib! ~;-~ 1; :--.. Admhsion S 1.i'5 Children, 6-l :? S 1.00 Children unJer six -( rtt A BRIEF description of the job will be given and viewers may calt the station for more i.ntormalion on that and dozens or other job possibilities on file. Viewers can call the station at 897-0302 from 7:3& p.m . to 8:30 p.m. each nighttheshowison. "One or our aims is to help people find jobs," says executive producer John Gregory. "The overall mood is not gloom and doom, but the sho~ will include some controversial issues. We will talk to unemployed people and people who find jobs." THE i"IRST show, Wednesday night, is described by Nelson as a •·survival kit" for job hunters. ''We will describe federal and state job agencies, training progra ms, social services available lo the unemployed," he says. "We will try to create a well·rounded package for someone who is unemployed and trying to gel into the job m arket." Some of the other topics and issues lpe program will explore include: -How to write resumes, how to handle an interview, and how to select the job you want. 495.20 21pecial problerns faced by youths and senior citizens. -Training schools: how to find out if they are worth the price. "PEOPLE are being trained for jovs where there is already a surplus.'' says Nelson, indicating the broad view some of the shows will take. •'Tb ere were 2So,OOO teachers graduated from the na- tion's colleges this year, but only 185~000 fobs·~vailable. '' He suggests there ought to be better job counseling for stude nts to let them know what lies ahead. Gregory believes the greatest problem faced by today's unemployed is the maze, or "spaghetti bowl," of. agencies trying to help them. ''If I was unemployed. I would be a bit bewildered by the size a nd number or agencies," he says. The one thing both Gregory and Nelson really like about their new program i s their ability to measure its success. Because they will have a job bank a nd referral service. connected with the documentary angle, they can measure the program's impact. They don't just want to tell people they are out of work; they want to get them back to work. ... $619. Men's ~iamond ring. 14K gold, sQuare setting. SAVI 100.10 SAYE 11 1.40 445.60 ... $157. ladies' "starburst." 19-diamond in 14K gold. 403.20 ... $114. Bridal Set. ~carat T.W. ehgagement ring, ~carat T.W., &diamond wedding ring. a4K gold settings. SAVltS.10 383.20 .... $47t. ladles' Mamond cocktail ring. 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Coest Plua •Opell Deily 9:30 to 9. Sund'vs 10 to 6. • \ O PEN &.:ETTER TO NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL It is with sincere regret that our Police Employee's Association feels compelled lo convey to you, through this open letter. our profountt sense ol disappointment with the management of the City of Newport Beacfl, the city's desi4nated contract negotiators, and the en· tire salary·fnnge benefit negotiation process, in general. It is not tendered as the opening salvo of n.ext year's contract negotiations, nor as a thinly veiled threat, but rather with a sen'Se of sorrow .that our mutual relationship has ebbed to such an unsatisfac· tory level. When Chief B.· James Glavas came to Newport Beach in 1961, our Police Department was hardly a model of prog~essiveness and efficiency; it's salaries weft among the lowest in the County of Orange. 11u'Ougb the years, he steadily upgraded the caliber ol Person.nel, the quality of working conditions. and the morale of the department by selling the City C.oun· cil on the dual needs of hiring only the best qualified applicants and of retaining them through highly com· petitive salaries and fringe benefits. As salaries and fringe benefits rose. so, too, did the department's personnel, output, and professional re· put.ation. Our PQlice officers now average 97 college units per man; our court revenues from fines and forfeitures are exceeded only by Santa Ana; our serious crime rate is low; and numerous members of our Police Department have gone elsewhere as chiefs or as lop management personnel. Unfortunately, things seem t o have changed. Newport Beach has dropped from fi rst to eighth posi- tion as regarm lop salary for police officers; we have lost m aternity insurance benefits which we once bad; the city no longer pays the full cost or our medical in· surance; and, fi nally, our retirement plan is twenty plus years old, outdated, and obsolete. Other police agencies in Orange County can offer as much as $300 a month more in salary than can Newport Beach ; other police agencies in Orange County .continue to pay the entire cost of an employee's medical insurance (including maternity benefits); more than half the agencies in Orange County have superior retirement plans, ones which al·· low employees to r etire five years sooner and with more pay. Your response to these arguments was clearly enun- ciated during the negotiation process by your de- signated personnel; they so quaintly summarized it with the remark, "What it all comes down to is - what can you buy a cop for?" The answer, of course, is that a "warm body" in a uniform.can be had quite cheaply. An educated, professional police officer that is both dedicated to his career , and to the city and citizens of Newport Beach -that comes more dearly. Police departments wh.ich do not rank at, or near, the top in salary and fringe benefits offered cannot hope to consistently attract the finest applicants - that is axiomatic. And what cuts even more deeply is that they cannot hope to retain their best personnel. When one considers that the turnover rate of sworn personnel on our department has averaged in excess of 13% per year for the past twelve years, that it COC!lts in excess of $25.000 to test for. hire, equip, train, and pay an officer for his first, non·productive year, and that our relative compensation package has drastical· ly dropped during the last several years, one foresees a decline in quality of "new· hires", and an exodus of trained, experienced personnel. It is not with glee that we anticipate this creeping stagnation, but rather with trepidat.ion. It has been felt by many that the contract negotia- tion process under the Meyers·Millius-Brown Act bas been partially at fault for the increasing lack or con- tact between the employees and the City C.ouncil, ·for the loss or that small town paternalistic instinct with which our City Council members once took care or their employees. Acknowledging the faults of the barg~ining syste_m . it.c;elt, we then blamed the city's appointed negotiators, characterized them as both overly obtuse and n.iggardly, and felt that, if only we could reach you, ~e would be heard and protected. We attended the Caty Council meeting, elucidated our position, and listened to Councilman Dostal refer us back to negotiations with the promise of "new and in- novative" .approaches to reaching accord. That night, the Ccuncil approved $50,000 to put a bike trail over the Lido Island Bridge. The only addition to the city's previous offer. the on· ly "innovative" approach, was the offer of one addi· tionaJ holiday! The difference between the city's old offer and ours was a mere $68.500 -sJighlly more than the approved Lido Island Bridge bike trail -but thet'e was no movement towards a~reement in that area, no detente. In a special meeting, our association defeated calls for picket ~es, slow downs, the blue nu, and/or a strike. We sagned. That day the Huntington Beach Police Department, after threatening to strike was offered, and s~gned, a contract which during the next fu;cal year wall net them a 2W% higher raise than °'1f'S• lime·and-a-half overtime (which we do not have), and, on Ja nuary 1, 1978, the CHP retirement plan -which your negotiators refused lo discuss wtth :t_ even when we hypothetically mentioned a 10% pay The front pages of recent newspapers have amply paraded before us the universe or horrors that can re- sult ttom aborted contract negotiations with pubDc employees -the litany I~ endless. And, while we have not .,-aged in auch activities In the past a growina number' of personnel are saying that ther~ is a lesson to be ~. tbet the moral is obvious, and that only tbrouCb sucb tactics can public penonneJ wrest rrom mua.gemnt that wh.lcb was not voluntarily offered in &ood fai~ during the negotiation proceaa. • We hope that you do oat consider this letter u beln1 ..-.mptuous -• child'e primer lo penonnel rela- tions -for so It was nat Intended. Neither should it be C!Oll8tnaed as a t.hre1t, but nrtber u an attempt on oar part to convey to you, the City Council, the raUonale beind our position and the depth o< our emotion It II Cllfsecl in good ranb. ln hopes that a true dlaiotUe IDipt be ea~blisbed -one which will help to in· __..t.e a new era in personnel relaUons her• ln Newport Beach . and one which will r41(luce tbe tmlloonl and furs which have been fOlltered Ill the put bJ a lack of communicaUon between elected ol· fldals and tbelr public~ NI .. .,..._..._...._.,..._.. ...... , .................... ' e pi M th in e in $7 m • VALENCIA CAP) -chest. The water and James Maddox knew he toilet facilities are pro- wu in tro~ble when be vided by the trailer park. phoned hts mort1a1e 'lbe kids have me or the company for a home loan PoOl and recreational extension and was put on area of the park bold -and then discon-"But most important. nected. we have food in our Maddox. 50, his wt..re, stomachs and some Shirley; two daughters, money left to buy gas for Carole. 15, and Jackie, the family car so Jim 12, and son, Dennis, 17, can look for work." ended up in a t ent Job hunting is pitebed in a trailer park. especially tough because b e was laid off by For the last 10 years, G e n e r a l M o t o r s . Maddox bad worked for Prospective employers the General Motors plant fear he would go back as in Van Nuya. DesP.ite soon as the plant begins seasonal layoffs, strikes hiring again. ~ wort 1toppa1ea, be The family ls also wor· s omehow always ried that Mrs. Maddox managed to make it. may be laid off her But this time ever-$2.25-an-bour job. But UPI Tel~lloto !!nc!!y,Ju!y20, 1975 DAI\. y Ptl.OT A. Governor's Wife Works· BOSTON (AP) -Kitty Dukakla moved through the balb ot the State House lobb)'in1 for the state Equal Rlpls Amend- ment. with as much eue as she glided through the movementa of a modem dance routine. Lille moet women worth know- ing, she's many women. She's the wife of Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, but you won't catch her pouring tea at ladies club meet-ings. She's kept her Job u a teacher or modem dance. She lobbies for projects she believes tn. And sbe strives to keep a semblance or privacy and normality tn a most public existence. Around the Dukakis breakfast table, the talk is or the ~·s .after-school plans, anC _.-:a to the governor to be home for din- ner at six. Conspicuous by their absence ar~ the morning papers and voices from radio. · t, and Kara, 6, walk to school just down the street from thek Brookline two-family home. Tbat meant their mother bas to call the police. who watch the youngsters as they walk. A recent telephoned death threat meant state police had to e1cort all members ol the family on their day's travelJ. • "MY HEAD really started to pound then," Mrs. Dukakl.s con- fessed. Kitty Dukakis. al age 37, is a woman who knows exactly what she wants and she uses her very special acce1s to the governor on- ly in limited areas, such as pro- grams to help abused children. When Andrea was hospitalized ror osteomyelitis shortly after the election, one of her hospital roommates was an abused child. "She used to wait for Mike by the elevator, when Andrea was too sick to get out or bed. She became so attached to us and has since spent weekends with us here. But wlieii · if come• t.o Use 1overnor11 propoted cut.a ln the It.ate wellare budget or bll tu Pf'OIJ'am, "I atay fairly clear ol It," Mn. Dukakls said. The quiet that descended on the DukaJds household after the 1trl.s Jen for school wu broken as John, 16, dropped down for breakf aat after a atudyinl bt.n&e that kept him up past 3 a.m. ' "John's the one who hardly: ever gets in newspaper photos· because he's either sleepin1 qr._" be'1 too tau.:· she said. ' THE TOWERING 18-year-ota. Mra.Dukakls' son by a prevloui marriaee, plowed through 'la- teenager's portion oC coffee anCf cake and glanced at the paper. . "l can't beli~ve John will be: graduating next year," she said later, riding in her vintage, blu~ Plymouth. "It really scares me .. the thought of him going ofJ to school. Now I'm beginning to sound like the Jewish mother that lam.'' ything went wrong. that would make them The Maddoxes were evicted from their home in Simi Valley, and his $70 weekly unemploy- ment check end his wife's small salary for working nights in a machine shop weren't enough to rent a home or apartment. eligible for food stamps. FIRST LADY OF MASSACHUSETTS Mrs. Dukakls et Ease Lobbying, Teaching "It's a house rule made years ago," Mrs. Dukakis explained But life does change when you; husband becomes governor . Dukakis insists that Andrea, "Sometimes until you see these things first·haod, your interest is only superficial." The children, the products of that mixed marriage, "have the best of both worlds," she ex· plained. "NOW WE are $3 over R-UffRl'S the limit because Jim's unemployment and my UPHOLSTERY salary totals $3 over what it takes to get on the ""-.._::::_. food stamp list," Mrs. 1t22 H.,._ lt•cl Maddox said. Cost• M.-541-0lst suu, Maddox feels he ')liiiiiiiir is better off than some 11 THE TOTAL cost or 'tenting is only $100 a month. What was once a fun thing to do on long weekends and vacatioos turned out to be a lifesaver, said Mrs. Mad- dox. "The tent sleeps five comfortably,'' she said. .. We have a stove end ice workers he says are forced to live out of their cars and avoid bill col· lectors. "We tore up our credit cards a long time ago," he said. "We owe no one. As long as we have a roof' over our beads -even if it's made of canvas - with the help of God, we'll make it." Fire Pole Now Nostalgic Item? SACRAMENTO <UPI) -The fire pole, that quick trip down for firemen rushing to battle a blaze, is slowly going the way of the horse-drawn pumper and the fire-house Dalmatian. Modernization of fire houses and safety are eliminating the brass or steel poles, but no one is complaining. "It's a proven fact that fire poles tend to cause injuries," said Deputy City Fire Chief Robert Schultz. "Using just a pole to break your drop 14 feet to the floor below can cause back and knee injuries." Schultz also said that most new fire houses are one.story buildings so the ·pole is no longer needed. He said there are only five poles left. in two Sacram~nto stations, and "we're not even using those any more.'' Schultz said the poles were first developed for speed. While old -time fire engines are still restored and some fire departments still keep pet Dalma- tian dogs, the fire pole doesn't engender much nostalgkt. DEAN HOWARD FOi All YOUll SECURITY HEEDS Alarm Systems Entry I Access Controls Oosed Circuit T. V. SIGMA PROTECTION SERVICE 17141557-5333 Schick announces FREE WEl&HT CONTROL SEMINARS THIS WEEKI The same Schick famous for Smoking Control invites you to learn all about a remarkabl~ new breakthrough in Weight Control. No Pills. No shots .. No fad diets. A program directed toward PERMANENT weight control by relieving your DESIRE for fattening foods. llltlteO. ,.eo. .... Call 558-8404 Plan to attend one of these free meetings this week. Afhrwooft1 .. 2:PM. h1Rlng1 .. 7:JO DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES BEYERL Y HILLS, ==- INGl.EWOOD (Airport area) SAN FERNANDO VAl.l.EY .... ....... ..... c .... Wllllilr'9 Ir ... .. ......, -11741 Wll1lh ... ,..,.._. li4U , ..... ... . ·. • Rock BottomsT"' jeans from our Tough Jeans Territory ~[( c TI® c@~l][§Xffi ~w rowrow @ro~rn Sears Rock Bottoms~ Jeans for Big and Little Boys and Girls. (;irli;' and Uoys' Sizes 3-0x Regular and Slim . Regular $3.49 77 Girls' Sizes 7-1.J, Boy~· ~1zes S.12, Re~ular and Slim Regular $4.49 57 A ru~gc<l Perma-Prest ~ fabric, double needle seams and bartacks at !'train points make them wear like (\razy. There are even douhle knees in Ligger hoys' sizes! Solid colors. ~· Screen Print Shirts for Kids Solid C'olor ~cretn print 11hirti1 ~tyled with crew neck and sl1ort :'leevei;. Ma chine wa:-hable. \\arm. l.ay·•~Y Cltal'Je ''ill Hnlii Ynur ~el~r•inn 11n1il Au~u>I .ll. l<Ji:> A1k About Sean Conoenient Credit Plan11 Children· .. ~izr" S.M.L Rf"1tular 13.49 211 This Ad EfTeclive lhrou"h Saturday, July 26 Bii: <:irl,' !'\iu11 i-1.t Hii: Boy,.' Siie~ 8-1:? Rf'1tular J3.99 311 ) · .. " ~ .. &.&J~==..;...;.~:.;._-----..._..-., '9' .......... ..-... '~·· ,...,.;..,. . . ' I Elowers ;aeip Fight Smog· in Japan .. 'TOK Y ci I U PI ) -new slJ"j doveloped by ty on earth. r ... alx hours ln an -lol' two day1, the spots begonia to radlaUon. It They 're puu\·n g the the Tok~ metropolitan The strain was de· concentration that calls become bltsters, the became more sensitive flowers to work n Japap governn:icnt's Isotope veloped by exposing the for a smog alert the center said. Then the to photochemical smoc -whlch ,,may help ex-Re search.. Center. Its seedlings to radiation. leaves develop white leaves tum brown and than the petunia and the plain why what onc&wu name iS now Winter When the b eautifully spots. are filled with holes. morning glory, accord- an essenlJally have-oot Queen Gamma 3, and its petaled flower is left out U the smog continues After exposing t.he new ing to the center. ~~~s~oome ~~~~~gittu~~·~~~~~~~~~~-~~••••••~••••••••••~----~~--the world's superpoweri: tJoo of the seriousness of r H No more s tanding Tokyo's smog -knc,>wn around just looking (>C'et-here as photochem1cal EARL'S t y . haie. . "*='=...,,. T he Winte r Queen ~ft41ST•nt Petunias and morning DISCOVER BUllO<X'S & BEi IER BARBERS · glories were put to the test and found wanting. 'They can go on being just pretty nowers. Gamma 3 also is sup-.,,...9004a posed to give an early l1tW4ei I w a r I(" i n g o f hn.....,...,. ... Photocb-.... ical smog in ntUC.....C•h•-cu• s... °"-'-"'..._., ~· what so~e claim to be 1u•~...._c.-_ South Coast ?lua al. B11p, Two, Three ••• Doing pus hups and marching in the broiling sun, along with 700 male colleagues at the first coed Reserve Officers Training Corps summer camp in Ft. Knox, Ky., are 200 women. One of the m, obviously out in front is leader of Delta Company. ' 0 Reuben Blasts Chemical Diet SAN FRANCISCO <U PI) -The average American --without knowing it -consumes 22 pounds of chemicals in food annually because of the laxity of the Food and Drug Administration, according to Dr. David Reuben. Reuben. who told us all we wanted to know about sex, now wants to tell us how to keep our bodies healthy enough to enjoy it. His highest r ecommendation is to eat two cents worth of bran each day. · Tv~ madt' a pledge not to consume nonfood products.·· s aid Reuben, who beli eves such pro- ducts are found prevalently on supermarket s helves and dining establishments. ··w e have imitations of imitations," he said. T HE G IST of his new book, "The Save-Your· Lile Diet." {Random House, $7.95) is that a high- fiber regimen, particularly the use of bran daily , is the best protection against disease, including .heart attacks and cancer of the colon. Interviewed at lunch in a bistro overlooking San Francisco Bay, Reuben also emphasized the need to a void c he micals, such as food ad- ditives, and to eat natural and nutritious meals. The FDA. he said, allows 64 che micals to be added to foods without being listed on the pro· duct's labe l. ·'The FDA has the responsibility to keep h armful substances from our bodies," said Reuben. "Wher e are they when we need them?" Chemical additives, he said, are not put there for the consumer 's benefit but for the benefit of m anufacturers. "THAT STUFF doesn't belong in a human being. It belongs in a laboratory," s aid Reube'n. "The only defense is not to use it." Chewing g um. once m ade of chicklet, he said, is now synthe tic wax or plastic. ''A nation of Americans are happily.chewing synthetic rubber as they get cancer of the colon -unbelievable!" I in 34 Drivers Avoids 'Acclciellt' BUFFALO <AP) - You're driving along a street and suddenly a pedestrian darts in front of your car. Whatdoyou do? If you 're like most d ri vers tested at the Calspan Corp. 's proving ground , your car will hit the pedestrian. Of the 100 drivers who took part in the Calspan test. 34 were confronted with the e m e rge ncy si\,ltation of a pedestrian su<ldenly appearing in front of their cars. Researchers used a pla s tic barrel to simulate a pedestrian, catapulting it in !root of the auto. Only one of the 34 drivers was able to avoid the barrel. "MOST did not try to steer around the barrel be.fore b itting t he brakes," said project engineer Roy S. Rice. "S o me allempted s~ their cars after bc'*ing and others did nothinc at all," Rice •Nd. "One out of four clrtver1 lost control or theJr ears after tb.ey we:re nrprised by the ' " barrel. The correct ac· lion would have been to attempt to s teer around it." Calspan conducted the 18-month, $100,000 study for the Gener al Motors Corp. to determine just how good, or bad, the average driver is. Calspan said the vohm· t eer driv e rs were c arefully selected to represent a cross-section of drivers. Sixty percent were men and 40 percent women. Their average age was 38, and they had been driving an average oC 19 years. Most of the men, 54 perc e n t, rated t hemselves as above a verage d rivers while only 20 percent of the women cons.i d ered themselves supedor. EACH driver made . five trips a r ound tbe winding 1.2-mi~e course at Cal1p an'1 3~·acre provin l ground a t whatever apeed th~y lelt would be nor mal. The {e&earcber a f<MMI I.hat mbst drivers don't u 1e a car's full capabilities. But the begonia is a the most smog-ridden ci· .~;~, \#>-111J I t ~~,:~ ix and ~ _: _<>:~~\ match 2 " ..... y ,, . ,' t -- Misses' two piece s hort sets. Halters or tank tops teamed up with neat little shorts. 100% poly- ester knits in solids and coordinating prints, dots, and stripes. Sizes 8·18. Quantities limited. Sav e~~on .. .... ...,,.., every sheet ... • \ 1n our stock. l Twin size, reg. 2.79, Sale 1 .97 Full size, reg. 3.59, Sale 2.88 Pkg. of 2 standard cases, reg. 2.09, Sale 1.77 ~ Always crisp and clean I ing in polyester/ cotton mus .If lat and fitted are the same e. Twin siZe, reg. 3.79, Sale .82 Full size, reg. 4.79, Sale 3 2 Queen, reg. 7.99, Sale 6. King, reg. 9.99, Sale 8.42 Pkg. of 2 standard cases, • reg. 2.99, Sale 2..42 Pkg. of 2 king cases, reg. 3.79, Sale 3.42 White polyester I cotton p rcales. A great way to lighten up bed- room. Flat and fitted sh are the same price. - ., c l \\ \ \ ·\ Tops and pull-on shorts of easy-care fabrics in bright prints. solids and patterns. Trimmed with contrasting fabrics, lace. braid. etc. Sizes 3-6x and 7-14. Quantities limited. St~rts Sunday 12 noon! :._·_ ~ Twin, reg. 4.79, Sale 2.88 Full, reg. 5.79, Sale 3.88 Queen, reg. 9.79, Sale 6.88 King, reg. 11 .79, Sale 8.88 Pkg. of 2 standard cases, reg. 4.29, Sale 2.88 Pkg. of 2 king cases, reg. 4.99, Sale 3.48 'Romance' dainty floral print of polyester/ cotton percale. Assorted colors. Twin, reg . 4.79, Sale 3.96 Full. reg. 5.79, Sale 4 .96 Queen, reg. 9.79, Sale 7.96 King, reg. 11 .79, Sale 9.96 Pkg. of standard cases, reg. 4.29, S•I• 3.76 Pkg. of king cases, reg. 4.99, Sale 4.26 'Dimity' print is an easy- ~are polyester I cotton percale in assorted colors. Twin size, reg. 3.99, Sale 2.81 Full, reg. 4.99, S•le 3.88 Queen, reg. 8.99, Sale 6.81 King, reg. 10.99, Sale 8.88 Pkg. of 2 standard cases, reg. 3.49, Sale 2.88 Pkg. of 2 king oases, reg. 3.99, S•le 3.•a 'Parisienne' has a delicate sprinkling of roses on easy- ~care polyester/ cotton muslin. Choose from 4 pastel shades. Sale prtcet effectl•• through Sunday, July 27th. UH your JCPenney c harge card. Cl4s.A Loa Ang~les, Orange, Riveralde, San Bernardino and Ventura cour,tjH. i \\' "is it the they tuck With An Rce:t city'. s r eco te rm pup col le Ye often for a popu spea Th Span class peop "T fro need Ray, for Libr Bu the With shid, lh>k they in m ~ Orange .Cbpst Lihraries--1\ Lot ' . " ' : . ,, ,· DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 More Than J11st Stacks of Bo ks Sunday, JulY 20. 1975 B~· TERRY COVILLE Of tM O•IW Pilot St•ll When children m Westminster ''!Sil One or their lWO branches or the county library, chances are lhey·ll walk out with puppets tucked under their arm along' \\ilh a book or two. And more than one Huntington Re<1 ch housewife has left the city's new centra I Ii brary holding ;i reproduction or a Picasso, \';m Go{!h or som e other famous ;.irt1st. Io. t he Mission Viejo area, youo,:?s ters visit the county library without le<1ving their homes. They can dial 581·4581 and hear <1 three-minute tape or a chi.J dren 's story. All over the county, and the na- tion, libraries are changing their imaJ?e. They aren't just dark. silent storehouses or racks and stacks or books anymore. The books are still there, but so are paintings, movie projectors, ncords, toys and a lot of things Poster Ad Asks Spanish Wants . By LAURIE KASPER Of Ille O•il• Pilot Sc.fl Public libraries are supposed t.o have som etbing for everyone. In recent years, libraries have added such nonwritten items as r ecords, video tapes, computer terminals, art works, games, puppets a nd pets to their collections. Yet even the basics, books, are often missing from the shelves for a significant proportion of the population -those who only speak or read Spanish. . There have always been some Spanish books -normally the classics and dictionaries used by people learning the language. "That's a whole different thing from what ou r community needs." expl ained Margaret Ray, director of public services for the Orange County Public Library. But librarians order books on the basis or patrons' requests. With limited book budgets, she said, they consider first which . lh>ks they want, next which ones tbey should have and then which ones they've got to have. But the final decision is made on the basis of the books they "can have." SINCE FEW Spanish speaking or reading people use the library, books which they may want to read are deleted from the purchase list early in the proc~. Yet the fact that there are no books may be the reason they don't use the library. Other r easons, Mrs. Ray suggested, are that the "free library" is not a part of the Mexican culture and, since libraries are often part of the civic center complexes, they are "kind of establishment" · But these 'people, generally Mexican-American adults, do want to be informed, according to Tony Arroyo, refe•.ence librarian in the Lagtllla Beach branch. · While they may not be ahle lo speak or r e ad English, be noted, <See SPANISH. Page BZ) . &~ W@lli1 lf :i @@[(WO©@ • ,, you wouldn 'L expect to find in the old a rchives . Huntington Be<1 ch s pent SJ million on a sparkling new facili- ty to house books and more, and the title "Ii brary, information <.ind cultural re source ct>nler'' reflects the new look. ''The r ole of the book has diminished as the only source of infor mation.'' s a ys Walter Johnson, the head librarian in Huntington Beach. "Libraries are changing with the times I 4 , ' .~ "l O.lly Pilot Swll PllOto They orrcr inrooma lion and books provide only onft. way lo get it." AS THE N~EST library in Orange Count~· t the Huntington Beach facility' fers a lot of in-novations som f the others don't have yet. For exa m p , 1r the daily trumpet lesso s are about to drive the old an out or th~ house, send the id lo the library. He can blow is horn in peace <1nd quiet tlwr without s hatter- Chris Draper, 5, and hi• slater, Ashley, 3, share an exploratory moment getting acquainted with Jack Zajac sculpture at Huntington Beach Library. Some fine arts pieces are avallable as rentals to patrons. ing the tranquillity or local. bookworms. He won't draw .., chorus of •·shh, be quiet" in Huntington Beach, because th~ centra l libr ary has four s ound proof mu s ic practicl' booths. The musir practice rooms <.ire built to muffle all the noise - from a solo tru m peteer or a jazz quartet. Some local high school cheerleaders have even used them to r ehearse tht-ir "rnh- rahs." As for prints or famous pl:lint· ings, they can be rented from th(• Huntington Beach library at $3 for three weeks. The rentals C!re handled out of a small bookstore within the library. Thet bookstore is run by the Friends or the Library, Clod the profits are plowed back into the library for more books and ollwr materials. The Friend s of th e Westminster libraries <part of the county system ) have made 1l possible for children to check out ::.mall hand puppets, just like they check out books. The friends madt> about 100 puppets for each branch. The puppets, m<1de to represent characters in popuh~r books . can be checked out alone or with <t book . Li.brariCJn-s S<lY they ure popular with children from ubout 3to8yearsold. DURING THE PAb'T lwo sum· mers Los Alamiloa youngsters have fouod perhalMi the mostr valued prizes behind their stacks • . of books -pets. • Rabbits, h <1 m sters, {nlfoea pigs. turtles •rnd other lively creatures could be check~d out t.he·same a~ books. One librarian said there \\'as a waiting list for lhe pets. The anim:.11:. v.~re borrowt.>d from the school systt'm for the summl'r, but, unfortunately, the p<:t check-out:. were dropped this summer because the library doesn't have eno ugh staff to take care of them . Sl'veral ll br <Jr1l'S, includ111g Huntington Beach a nd somc c ount y br a n c h es, h a ve books helvt>s with toys <tnd games for t heck out. rn most cases, till' toys. pets, puppl'ls or whatever a n• de· s1J!ned to <1 tlract children to the li.brary. Put the m in a happy, '\.'X· c·1ltng atmosphl'n ' <md they m ay µt•t turned on to book::; <1s \\ l'l I, the lhOUl!ht goes. One li vt>ly j><J c:k 1Jf Cub Sc:oub c:a ml' sk1 pp1n ~ und gr inninq Lhrout!h the doors of th<.· Hunt- 101rton Be a c:h librnrvorll'dav in a ma nner that dre \~· a "arntnj! Jrom llll'ir dl'n mother. "Shh, this 'ls <1 libra ry. F.nter 1t \\ltl1 tht• pro pt•r <1 lt1tudc.' · But many of today·s ltbrari;rns would say a n a ir of t•xc:1k ml•nt 1s the propt•r tttl1tude fo r t:nkn n).! J library. THE MOST noticeable change in modern libraries is with audio- visual equipment. Films, tapes.• and r ecords are rapidly becoming as popular as books ror informe:1- tion gathering or entertainment. ''It's b<.'comin)J a more arn.J (See LIBRARY, Page82) Dig alto~ l.d B1bhot<'ca es p.lrd toda.. lncluy<'ndo" u!>IC"d. Noo.orru .. uul.'n.-rnos terll'r ali;o •m n~tros rstant<'s pdr" lodo:.. t"<f"'Oalmente p.m> w..ted Lo Que Des ea. En vie a- Onnge County Library 431 City Drive South Electrical Tat.lag Laboratories, Inc., an in laboratory Im Claicago, compiled tbe data from re t.emperatare aeuhag devices implanted in sampl eacb teat aa.lt, a~cordiag to tbe Association or Muaf act•ren. Tu mOdds were tested at a ti ...... temperature readings. Laboratory tecbnlc die ptlbe'' of eacb appliantt-by monitoring the trtdty It aaea. &eAlta were sbowu on digital prl.DNat a.Meta. aad aa magnetic tape fed to comp eeer1y ud tempera&me for any time perl~ In an . art of the ap- pli•ace. All testl were made ID a specially built r m wbere tbe surroaadlD.g tedlperatare was constantly mahJiained at M degrees F.-a coedlUcm tbat closely simulates bom~ me of anltsba wldcb tbe room &empentve is usaally lower bpt wbere tbe mrt1eratre •ad free.er doors are opened from tlmelo time. -./. AdJut•ftlt Saught tor 'l'ane '" Sjceater DEAR PAT. I knitted a sweater using Bernl"Berella" or· Ion acrylic yarn . When-laundered according to structions, the sweater pilled so badly that it w as unwearable. proprietor of the shop where I bought the yarn suggested at I send the sweater to Emi.le Bernat and Soos in Garden~ .• did so Dec. 7, 1974, enclosing an explanatory letter. It was ac owledged Dec. 13 by Bernat. and I was told the sweater and 'tter would be forwarded to the home office in Uxbridge, Ma !I was to bear from that office directly. So far I haven 'l. Plus th $27 .51 worth ol yarn, I invested a lot of time in making the sw r , and I'd ap- preciate some sort of adjustment. .,Costa Mesa ee'sadkm ded by the ce to make ar· 1" a1alare· .. Pero h~v un problem.> N()<.olr<>s no f"lamo-. sormrre ~uro~ ck lo 'IV<' ustoo Jesea. por C'>O O()).Ot1o; !>t' lo <'<t.1mos pr~11unt.lndo P<>rd <-.;tu .-s el Wf'<'" Asi usiro pu..-.;lt J'('dor 1.1~ '1VVt'LlS t>n E<panol lfU«' ~ p:V!-tari.\ lttr fT t'nCfllU'> nentos de dl .. s rn nuestno colecaoo en E'f>olnoll, o P"l;unte p<K k~ bbfo. p..u n.n.r... (lt'ne"'°'1 c1<•n10> k ellus wmb.Cn) l.Nt<l puf"<k ro:i;unt.u ~ 11.'.>J .. t l.1~ cit' hl:>ft", lkv•i>IM. renochC°'>. o.~c.,, ii;11.1lm.•ntt> Pt'hruw<. v l JS><'llt'S. en Esp•o>OI v c-n ln..;1""· (Reobornob uno ~o todos los d..,,). c.,, 111bloocfU ~ Cond.odo de Or•n~. l><"tw lo 1ue .... 1.,.s ~... v .,. no lo lcnt!mos, lo con~i;uunos p.l•.. U'lt'd (Rt'Cbetdt' """"'""' -.et'\"•'IOS SU'1 gr•IU•IOS para .. ,J,.,,, p,.,. fdYOf' lie~('Slernpon venv1"~'• •• r...,ot kldav1 ... dt:i.-nsa:.e '"" urw de no..,,trN.< ~vrurs;ilr., y doi;.>nos J'<'FWO.llm<.'Tllt' k• 'lU\' dc<t>j. f' .... 'l"t' ,,.,.,..•tros ntM11()<; "'l"' f'd'~ <ervtrie Esta es su Biblioteca. TELL USWHATYOU WANT The library is for everyone, includ- mg you. So we wont to have something on our $helves for everyone - elJ)eCially you. · But there's .a problem. We're not all.OQys $Ure what you want. So we're 0$king you to tell us. That'swhot the coupon is for. So you con ask for that Spanish language nov- el you've been wanting to read. (WI! have hundreds of titles in OUT Spanish collection.) Or .ask for children's books. (We hove hundreds of those, too.) Your Orange County Public Library /ta$ what you want. And if we don't, we'U get it for you. (Rem.ember, we're a free service f OT everycme .) So please fill out the coupon and mail ii to iu Or better yet, stop in al one of our many branches. TeU us what you want in person. Because we're here to give you whal you wont IT'SYOURLIBRARY f1md check has been cubed.. Tbe delay bas been due to difficulty iD obtaining this Ille, wbicb ls stored wilb many otben iD a warehouse. Your cue will be expedited at this time, however, and you should recdve a full explanation or the situation from Sacramento wlthl• several weeks. If this matter is not atraigh&ened out by Aug. IS, let me know. R'arrant11 011 '880 Oaalr R'HI Be Boreored DEAR PAT: I purchased a $800 chair from Contour Chairs U>s Angeles at its Del Mar Fair sales booth last July. Due manufacturing delays, the c hair wasn't delivered untiJ Nov ember. In March I noticed that the paddin~ in the seat has ~ive way and created a hole, causing a feeling of being seated on spr ings. I pbooed the sales office in Los Angeles and spoke with on man three times. He said someone would contact me. I finall called again, but could not reach the manager. His offi manager told me that a representative would get in toll<!h wi me, but she called back later saying he had been hospitalized i an appendectomy. I'm worried that the warranty may be declared invalid because almost a year bas passed. J . L., Laguna Beac . B. Sber, office manager f« Contour Cbalrs, said that Ute ht spectloa repraeatatl.e will call oe you as soon as be recov from bis l.llaess. UK's detel'mlaed tbat Ute chair ls cldfftive to wonmauMp, It w8I be repaln!d at no charge to you. Y COIQPlalat was r~ .,tdt Ute llnn before the warrant period llad eq>lnMI, • die warruty wtll be honored. Sher said tllat Coatoar Chairs' warranty states tbat defects I• workmaulllp will be repaired free by the firm but that It ls ap to die eutomer to .... &be cUlr to tile factory. If yoa wCMlld pref to ct. dtlJI raUter &baa walU.g for Ute representative to make a penoeal llupecUoe, pboae the Rnn and a slll,pplnf carton wUI malledto yotl. FISB I• Jl•tle flp •11'1-•ea .. lllailolu DEAR PAT: I know that FISH is sponsored by the Rar Council of Churches and the Church Women United. but I wv1111U• like to know if the volunteers working for this group represen many or few denominations . • DAILYPtlOT ' ' I.ibrary Needy Un.leiui there are people to help etalf ~m. all of the annexes ot the Huntington Beach Library may be closed, Beginning Aug. 7, volunteers can perform a variety oC tasks at the Graham, Bannin~ or Main Street annexes, or the BookmobUe tn lluntintton Harbour. •lours and days are-flexible, to suit you r own schedule. Abusive parents have special problems that 1enerally only counseling can cure. There is a nonprofit agency that offers th.l s St'rVi Ce, Jlowe ver, it has been found that the children or these parents also need special care. Volunlefrs are needed to watch the children and help conduct a series of planned programs with them while their parents are undergoing counseling. Meetings arc held on Thursdays rrom 9 :30 to I :30 in Carden Grove. Even the offer of help one or two days a month ,.·ould be useruL For more information about these and other openings. contact the Voluntary Action Center. at 960-3312. To Your B"oltll Be Prepared If you Bre the (i rst lo arrive at the scent? or a serious hi ghway accident. you may have the responsibility of adminstering life-saving first-aid measures to I.hose who are seriously injured. It is a responsibility of utmost im -• ~I portance, OM best dlscbarced lr l"OU can maoace to DtP a cool t>Qad. You bave"lo do several things at oace, lf there are ot.ber passengers in )'Our car or if you can recruit help from other paaaing motorilta, ult them to send for &o ambulance and P91iN W to halt or reroute traffic SO that you can carry out your fint aid without further danger to the victim and your5elf. Your first priorities are: To prevent the victim from cbokina to de- ath. - To restore breathing. ' To atop bleedln1. The unconscious vict.Jm &bould receive at· Lentloo firs t. Ills airway maj be blocked by 1 blood, vomit, loose teeth or broken dentures. Inspect his mouth and throat wilb your'fingers and remove anything that threat.em to choke him. Then check to see if be is still breathing. If the victim is not breathing, you should immediately clear· his airway and start mouth-to-mouth resuscitaUon. Remember that you must breathe directly into his mouth, with his head lilted backward and bis nostrils pinched to prevent the escape of air. When you detect the first sign ol. resumption of breathing <that is, when his chest rises a litUe on Its own stop and see if spontaneous breathing con- tinues. Ir not, breathe for him until he seem& to be breathing well under his own power. Then turn him on his side so that if he starts to vomit or bleed there is less risk or choking. Almost as urgent as the restoration or breathing is the prevention of serious blood loss through external wounds . The application of pressure is the moot effective way or doing this. First apply pressure directly with your hand , being certain you have identiried the en- tire wound. Then, as soon as you or anyone else who has joined the rescue can find a cloth, put a thick pad over the wound and hold it in Place witla a b•nd•1e. You may ba•e to WM )'OUJ' own cloth.Inc or the patient's clothing to eccompUab this. E'Jevate the portion ot the body that la bleed- ing, but do not use a townlquet.. If l.he bleedi.nc continues, apply another pad and bandage, but do not remove the n"'t one. There is some risk that the banda1e can be applied too snugly. If the paUent compl1lns c1 pain or numbness in the ringers or toes ol the deme1ed liV'I b, ease the bandage sllghUy. Both the re1uacitation and t.be banda1ing can be accompllsbed while the vicltm is in the car If it does not seem aa!e to move him. Jn general, you should not move an injured person unless absolutely necessary. You may be forced to move him because oft.be risks ol flte or moving tralfie. At I.his point in the rescue It ls to be hoped t.bat others have come to your aid so that you do not have to move a victim single-handedly. A rew final safequards In coping with highway accidents: -Do not touch occupants or vehicles if live-wire& are in contact with the cu. -Turn off the ipitionol crashed cars. -Make sure no one is smoking at the scene; spilled gasoline can ignite and com- pound the problems. -MOl!il accident victJms will be suffering from some degree of shock. Keep them quiet and protected; be as reassuring as YoU can; never give them alcohol. B"'p for Yo • Food Claims The Federal Trade ConimiS5ion recently imposed new regulations on food advertisers forcin• 1.hem to subltanliate t.helr nutritloOll claims . The FTC'• new reculations follow closely thole recenUy set by the Food. and Drug Admlni•tratlon. Unl:ler FDA's rules, effect.Ive Jan. 1, this year if a food manur1cturer volun~ty de- cide! to put nutrltlon lntormation on\the pro- duct label, the information must include the amount of protein, rat, crubohydrat.e and calorics on a per aerving basiis. It muat also Include the percent.ace ol the recommended daily adult requirements ror protein and vitamins A. C, B-group, niacin, thiamin and riboOavin, plus the mlnerall: Iron and calcium. The new FTC rules are much the same but apply to advertising. • However. tr there is no nutritional claim made, the new rules would not apply, u with 'the FDA rules. ••• Pay1ng off a home mortgage amounts lo investing the same amount al the rate c:harged on your mortgage. U it's comp.A.lively low -six or 5even percent -you •J be better off continuing to pay monthly and investing the money ~l a higher rate. But some banks and othersav1n"s U.,,titutions give 5 percent to 15 percent d1s· ·Counts for full or partial prepayment!! ot mortgages, mostly on those with interest rates of six percent or less. Even with these discounts, lenders can make more on new loans at higher rates. The discount is taxable to you as income. lf you can't get a discount but still want lo prepay for lhe security or a debt-free home, at least hold out for a waiver of any prepayment penally in the contract. SP ANISH BOOKS, PROGRAMS AND STORIES ADDED IN COUNTY LIBRARIES ••• <From Page Bil they hav(.' to <.1l le;,i st be literate in their (l"'n language to set throup:h the red lapc to l'ome to thi s coun-try. Since "whether they know it or not their taxes arc paying for our s alaries,'' he believes publications in their language should be pro\'ided forthcm . "It is a right," he said, "lt'snot a privilege." A WNG Tl1'1 E ago, ~lrs. Ray s:nd. all libraries in the count\• decided to c:ooperate so ail 1;:111,::uagcs "'ould be rcprcscnt(.'CJ in the collect ion s. ,.\nahcim "·:is g i\'(.'11 Sp.:in1sh. 1'hc county library look lhc ll"t•J:1ndic and s(.'iJ1ld1navian t o ngue s ··:.i s our l itt l e ~pt·cializ;,ition ." This c:ullcction 1nc::ludcs 55 titles "\\'hich arc not fa st movers," she said. Sp.inish language books "'t'rc < added •·as "·e could," s he explained. but it "'as something she lon g rclt should have been done. The opportunity came rrom the library 's Affirmative Action Committe e whose members wanted to help their people in the community as v.·ell as on the staff. Riding on th e coattails of ar- firn1ative action. the county system obtained funds for addi- tion al Spanish books and prome>- tion of an outreach program. Thrt•e branch libraries ..,,,.ith the highest percentage of Spanish- sumame and Spanish-speaking pt.'Oplc in the library's service area. San Juan Capistrano, Stanton and I.a l·labr a, ""ere se lected a s s ites fo r t h e beginning project . i\.lost of the Spanish languc.i ge books , v.·hich now total 4,523 vol umes of 1.231 titles, were shelved in these branches. STILL IT W 1\S re;,ired that people might go into the libraries only to rind noth in g they \\'anted. Mrs. Ray said they doubted the library would be given a second chance. So posters an d advertisements \\.ith the headline. "Diganos Lo Que Desea" "'Tell Us Wh at You Want," were designed and Arroyo distributed them everywhere he thought l\.1exican-Amcricans would see them llcsponses indil'ate-lhey \\'.ant ''the same kind or stutr the majority of English-speakin g peuplt• Y•ant," ri.lrs Hay said Except, or course. tht'y want it in Spanish ,\!though they had hoped to get generalizations, s he said, they received mostly requests for specific titles One person asked for volume IO or ... series on Greek mythology in Spanish. "\\'e had to say it didn't seem like "''e "'ould be able to find it," Mrs. Ray said. "The response "''as not that great but you cannot expect it right away,'' Arroyo said. GREATER INTEREST has been demonstrated by librarians throughout the country who read about the progra m in a recent issue of Am e rican Librari es magazine. They've asked for particulars about the program <ind reproduction copies of the ad\·ertisc1nenl. Although most of the younger generation Mexican-Am ericans probably use thei r school libraries and prefer lo read in English, Arroyo contends the need and desire for the service exis ts among the o lder generation "·ho ha\•e not gone to school in this country, But they probably don't know about the library, he said . "You have to keep hammering away ·and let the people know.'' The budget allo"'S only so much ror advertising, Mrs. Ray said. Another area affected by the budget, which both Mrs. Ray and Arroyo acknowledged, is the need for bilingual people in the library. The outreach and availability of books would all be \\'asted if a Spanish-speaking person came into the 11orary and couldn't be helped hy anyone. But l\trs. Ray said she is hiring bilingual people when she can. She expect s the program will be given an addiUonal push whl•n Dial-A-Story, through which children can hear a story over the telephone, is begun in Spanish .. This is planned to begin as soon as the equipment arrives sometime this summer. Arroyo, who did much or the jnitial outreach work before being assigned to Laguna Beach, agreed the program will have some meaning although he doesn 't kno"· ho"' much. "\\.'ho kno\~·s ." he said. "\Ile . won'tknowuntilwe tryiL" * * * * JCPenney • LIBRARY HAS TAPES, FILMS, RECORDS TO CHECK OUT ••• Diamond <From Page Bl) more important source of i nform a tion, p a rticularly for the generation raised on television," s ays Mark Davis. assistant director o( the media department in Huntington Beach. Rather than di s - courage, he believes it encourages more read· ing. ''Vi e wing tapes makes people more in- terested in a s ubject . They seek out book s because no film can rill in all the details.'' Huntington Beach has about $10 ,000 worth of film s, tapes, tap e players and film projec- tors that can be chttked out by city residents. The central libr ary also has equipment for viewing and editing video-tupe, film and slides, Through the county system. resid e nts throughout the Orange Coast can check out more than 700 films on fil e, as "''ell as tapes and records. A new project sponsored by the county, and shown both in Hunt- ington Beach and 1'Ullerton iwith possible expansion lo Laguna Hills), is captioned films for the dear. Top rated movies are shown on speciric dates. AND ALL libraries have their lectures, guest speakers (often top writers), art exhibits and sometimes special classes. County branches in San Clemeo'te, Leisure World Seal Beach and some other areas, as well as the city library in Newport Beach, make s peCial deliveries to shut-ins, especially elderly residents. The Balboa library in Newport Beach honors No Kidding in Commercials? WASHINGTON (APJ -Child ren d eserve special consideration when television advertis- ing is being prepared, but they cannot be isolat- ed from the real world, a broadcasting ofricial said Tuesday. serve special considera- tion to prevent decep- tion, manipulation and other abusive advertis- ing practices, the y· should oot -and indeed cannot -be isolated from the real world in which we liv e ." John B . Summers, general counsel for the 8 C H N E I D E R .: National Association of answering critics who: Broadcasters. spoke at sa~ the ,NAB cod~ ,<or the second of four days or chtldren s advert1s1ng· hearing s before the does not appl y to 00 f.louse communications percent or the programs· subcommittee. ehildrer:. see, note~ ~at. young children are in front of the television set at 11 p.m .• or midnight, or even 1 a .m .?" l.fe said he did not agree with s ubcommit- tee Chairman Torbert H. MacDonald (0-Mass.) that this fall's family viewing period is a ''P.R. (press relations) thing." He said many producers and writers are upset by the control of material on TV before 9 p.m. from a highly proritable area or activity al CBS to a margioal undertak- ing," he said. ''The reduction in com· mercial minutes, our re- fusal lo accept the ad· vertising or certain products that we former- ly accepted, the flight from television of some advertisers who no longer wish lo be the target of what they deem to be unfair criticism - all this has been cosUy lo I leleviaJ.oo and to CBS In particular.'' Its vis.itors with a "Patron or the Month" award, while the county branch in Seal Beach pushes a earl full of books along the city pier in the summertime. Youngsters in the fir5t through sixth grades de- sign and write their own books . The best are given an annual Mission Cott Viejo Berry award. And in line with the modern out look, the county's Mission Viejo branch tries to make children in the Sad- dleback Unified School District feel like con- tributors to the library. Libraries are indeed becoming a cultural center .--to such an ex- ten l that in future months Huntington Beach might offer Sun-/ day afternoon concerts, .---·'- inside the once-silent • archives. 1 JCPen.ney Hi-light your summer. Frosting special, only 16.88 A beautiful new you: our expert Frosting includes shampoo and set. Our Blower Cut . ' sale! 203 off . .; and Concltloner. 7.88 Sale s550 Sale s935 He and John A . at least one m1lhon Schneider president or children view TV up lo the c sS Broadcast midnight. Group, disputed earlier cbarges th a t broad - casters are not doinR: e nough to protect children from ads. Schneider said CBS sent back for revision more than half the 2,SSO 'Children's commercials rif.========;;¥1 ·-Submitted last year and A apeclal low price for shampoo, conditioner. and precision cut Ho •ppoinlmenl nece11•ry. CharG• 11. Reg. $700. 14K gold hearl pendant with 24 diamonds. Reg. $1045. Heart shaped cocktail ring. 32 diamonds, 14K gold. "ls the entire broad-more than 500 we re cast day to be tailored to never approved. take into account this . "Despite charges Crom young audience'!" he some that broadcasten asked. ''Are we to offer are interested in nothing ''MANY of our critics suitable programs and but maximizing profit&, :act u if we have made no acceptable commercial children's television has changes in children ·s Jlannouniii:sac;e;m~e~nEtaj;;beacla~us;;e;;_;:d;ec;lin;'iijediSjij1j;njir£e;c;e;n~tiji:lyjiejian~ pro1ramming," Schneider s aid. "The fact.I show otherwise.'' Su mmers said the NAB TV code does not "unlike some of Its more vocal criUca. _ .take the posltJon that adverti1lng should be bannec:J trom children's programs. ''While children de- l *ANTIQUE* *AUCTION* • GRAMDHOta • #I HOTEL WAY, AHAHllM o,,.t1t. w-. w.. Dl=:a:r' c Seeretary Bookcases. Roll Top Oe~a. Marble Too Waatt Stands. Art Noveau Pieces, Wall & Manlle C!ocks. CrlMd Pump Otoan Bowt •nd Piteher Se1s. Pi•no StOOls. Leeded Ar1 GllSS. Cabinets. Pub Mirrors, Tiie 8acil: Hall Trttes. Fern Wld P141nl Stands. Wooden Coal Scut11es. Mahogany Gla•s Front Cl'ltna Cabinet•. Antique Trunks. PfflOO, plus Br1c::·A-8rac. OE .. 1.llll8 DlOCf!AfOM; ANO ""°'A ff DOY{ AS MONDAY . JULY 20, 7:30 P.M. """..,..,,..__c_.... ........... JOHN KING, AUCTIONIB 17 141 772-7777 bl. 20 CJ IJJ tl•·lfl I ,__ • -..., ,,. w. l Bobffope and other stars in free shows! Dr-I D ·CANOGA PARK CARSON DOWNEY FULLE RTON HU NTINGTON, BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NI WPOM I E.lCH NORTHJU DGE ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENT! HIUS RIYE"llDE SAN l!ftNAftDINO Y!NTUftA WHITTWOOD. UM rour JCPenner ch•r'" oerd. .... I f.o.., , Sale •84 A09. $10 5. Single diamond cocktail ring. 14K gotd a ttln . l ri i .1 • ~ l • Sale 1416 Reg. $520. Wed· ding set. Engage- ment ring has Y• ct. diamond. I! . • ' 't Sale '136 R09. $170,Brldal sot. Engagement ring In 4 prong tiffany setting. J,., .... CANOGA PARK CAASON DOWNlV fUUEATON HUNTINGTON IEACH LAKIWOOD MONTCLAIR HEW~ftT IEACH NO"THftlDQE ORANQI '?HI CITY' PUE"TI HILLS RIYIRllDI IAN llllNAllDtHo YINTURA WHITTWOOD. UM your JCPenMJ ch11'1e"cerd. r I • r j I, He's a Jack Of All Jobs This week, because t need one we'll take a break from a job report. Instead, I'll give you. some background. I haven't been hired for all the jobs l've want~. J suppose if I had had too many re- fusals tn the early stages o( my project,' I pro- bably wouldn't have continued. I got turned down by a collection agency the first job I went after. The firm's atto,.i,ey thought I'd leave lh:e premises "'ith too much knowledge. I dtdn t make it with a Denver casket company,, with a McDonald's hamburger stand or with two hospitals. . A junior officer in a bank contacted me about spending a week on the job. I agreed. A ~ew. days _later a senior officer overruled the 1uruor officer. It took five more banks but I finally got hired as a teller. ' OF ALL THE jobs I didn't get-and thei-e weren't too many-I think the biggest rejec- tioo and probably the cruelest blow to my ego came from the Fuller Brush Company. The r~gi'?TI-al .manager told me on the phone he did.n t think he could teach me enough in a week to do justice to the company. I couldn't believe it. Twenty years dealing with the public as a newspaperman and I couldn'tknock on doors? I was hired by the regional vice president of the Burlington Northern Railroad to work wilh the track crew but never spent a minute on the job. The crew foreman senl my lunCh and me home the first Monday morning, say- ing he was the boss, not the vice president, a nd he didn't need me. I 'II relate the story of that "job" later on. I wanted to work as a comedian for a week in the supper club where I had been lhe wine .steward. You know, do two shows a night, perhaps a IS-minute comedy monologue. All materials would have been from my jobs. But afll'e destroyed the place before I could. Often I 've had as many as a dozen jobs lined up for as many as 12 weeks in advance. WHEN I FIRST started my project, I "''Orked four jobs in two weeks because I want· ed to get a few columns stored up. The first week was a bearc.at. I worked from 8 a .m. to 4:30 for the county highway department, then became a commercial janitor at 6 p.m. We worked until 11 p.m., then ran out or customers until the bars Closed . The crew met again at 1:30, cleaned a couple of bars and wound up the detail aboot 6:30 a .m . I then had breakfast and headed for the county highway department. · In one 13'h·hour period I worked at three jobs. I ended my week's career as a Western clothing store clerk at 5:30 p.m., started my bowling alley job at 6 p.m., working until 1 a.m., then became an exterminator at 7 a.m. Tony Lama Western boots, bowling balls and cockroaches -quite a menu. My worst job? Probably the worst, as rar as boring m e si.lly, was my job as a rurniture &tore clerk. We had very little business and spent most of each day dusting end tables. Things were so bad that one afternoon when a good looking gal came swinging in the front door and said, "l 'm looking for something in early American," I piped up with, "I'm early American. Will I do?" <No.) MY HARDEST physical job has to be my week as an underground coal miner. ~ Although I've worked at a number or physical jobs, ]'ve been rortunate in Ute injury category. I pulled a back muscle in a meat· packing plant. Two weeks later l said, "Nuls to the Benguay, ''and went to a chiropractor. Then there was the afternoon a 600-pound tombstone toppled on my left ankle while I was helping to make monuments. But my Western boots saved me. I limped for a few weeks but only suffered a badly bruised ankle. A few months later a fork lilt started run· ning up tbe back of my left leg while l was on the job in a lumber yard, and I wound up with a broken left foot. I've bad some near misses, of course. Not too tong ago I was running with a ~year-old boy in my arms at a playground when 1 turned my left ankle. I bad a swelling the size or a ten~ n111 ball under my skin for two weeks. Yet if my battered left foot does drop off someday, I 've spent a week helping to make artificial limbs, so might be able to gel a cut rate. Smog Resi.stance? DAVIS (AP) -'!be body may be able to im· muaiae itaelC against moderate doees of SJDOI, a researcher said lut week in evaluating an experiment with monkeys. Dr, Dooald Dungworth told a news con(ettnce the anlmal1 in hi• experi· menl ·suffered lung damaae for about a week in an atmosphere like lhal at Loi An1eles. But Jlfler that t.helr lunaa returned lo normal, even while con- Unuing to breathe the amot:. be said. He also said that heavy doffs of Vit•D?in E ap- peared to offer some pro- tec:Uon against smog. The 37 rhesus and bon- nel monteyw were used in the tests al the University or California's Davis cam- pus because their bodies' pby1lcal reaction.a re· aemble thoee of humans. Rising food prices have been the subject of much consumer discontent; now an expert maintains the prices are here to stay. ' • ' ' . ' .. f , • I • ' t .. GoOd size rang • • ~k~ -'t ... •• ,. . ( • ·I ' ·- ., . ~ •• , . ' ... . -~ I ,,~ ~ . ' ... • • .....,, July 20. 11175 DAA.YPILOT 8S Food Prices Up to Stay WASHINGTON <UPI> -A eovemment economist bas con- rmned a strong suspicion held by any American who regularly pushes a shopping cart through the local supermarket and winces at the price labels. "The era of low food prices and declining food prices is· at an end," says Russell Parker or the Federal Trade Commission. f'Food is going to be more dear thaninlhepast.'' Since 1972, retail food prices have risen 4S percent, three times faster.than other segments of the consumer price index the _government's prime measu~e of the cost of living. Americans a lready wer e stretching their budgets to cover es~';li'.lting costs of gasoline, ut1l1t1es, clothing and other necessities. Worse, incomes weren 'l keeping pace with infla- tion, and the buying power of the dollar was declining. 11IE 70 MILLION families who • shop for groceries on a daily or weekly basis -and could see the bad news each lime the checkout clerk rang up their purchases - turned on the supermarkets in anger and frustration. Al the same time, the food re· tailers were blamin g the farmers , and £armers wer'e blaming the "middlemen" - butchers, processor s and. transporters. The truth is, prices are higher at each step from farm to supermarket shelf, but profits either are the same or slightly lower than before 1972. Parker has just completed an extensive FTC study of .supermarket profits which . absolves the chain stores oC "pro- fiteeri ng.'' Despite soaring prices, he said, retail profits have remained pretty~much steady at 1.4 cents oC the con- sumer's food dollar. A RELATED study by Presi- dent Ford's Council oo Wage and Price Stability shows the relative share of the food dollar claimed by farmers , middleman and supermarkets has been constant since the 1920s, except foe slighl year·to-year fluctuations. What, then, is Lhe answer? Inflation, and dttlining ~'Orld food production. The same inOation that has forced a drastic, perhaps perma- nent change in the typical American family 's standard of living also has struck the people who provide the food it eats. P3rt of it is the 400 percent increase in energy prices, and a steady but somew hat s lower rise in superma rket labor costs. But another major underl ying r eason for the prosp"ect of permanently high food prices stems rrom when rormer Presi· dent Richard M . Nixon ordered devaluation of the dollar in 1971 and again in 1973. Devaluation made American exports cheaper and forei gn im- ports more expensive. One re· suit, now evident on supermarket shelves, was to intensify foreign demand for the one American ex- port the rest of the hungry world wanted most -cheap, plentiful food. • •• ,, • . lleavy demand and short sup-- plies from abroad made it a seller's market in the United States. In ef£ect, Americans were competing wlUt foreigners for their own food supply, and rood prices began their inexora· bl.e rise. Government records show the last time food prices rose sharply Wa£ in the early years of the great d e prt>ssion, when the Roosevelt Administration's 1933 dollar devaluation reduced the purchasing pow\?r of the dollar by 67 percent. But unlike today, food prices eventually declined again as supermarkets and other mass rood retailing practices emer ged to end the era or "mom and pop" grocery stores. J<'ollowing the classic pattern of supply and de- mand, food production rose and prices !ell with th e advent of im· proved fertilizer and widespread mechanization of farms and pro- cessing plants. FROM THE END of World War , It until 1972, except for the Kocean War period, food prices held steady or declined as part of the family budget. But the beginning of the end of the good life for American con· sumers came in l;.ite 1973, when l;.ibor department rigurf.>S show the buying ·power or wage earners e ntered a period of decline exceeded on.ly in length by the great Depression . Al the same time, food prices rose more sharply than at any other lime in 40years. • • -140 to $200 a designer gown ·.$99.9,9. . ' aybe twice a year? I> every weekend? · g good if· you pick Up • r what :we have. one-of-a-kind, culled fron:i ., . . purchased •. riginal valu~! • . available in every . style. • •• J ' . ... \; New_p6rt ' Soop .todi»' 12-5• . -' ..... ,·.~ ........... ·. ·. • ·' • ' '• • ' • >1t'· • Robinson'S Newport I 2 Fashion Island Shop Sunday 12·5. Monday 1"6-9 644·2800 I ! • The paper moon of a '20s honeymoon and the joy of a , 70s anniversary are quilted for Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christiansen. Family history was gift to couple. Nuptial Vows Recited Kugel-Woods -•I "' .. 1' .. • '"' _ _.._ ....... Gift Stitched Patchwork of Memories Lars and Ellen (Billie) ChriJUamen wlll have warm memories or their 1otden an· n.tversaey celebration, July 18 at the St\dt Shirt. Their daughters and granddauabten and wtvee of their 1randaons have recorded the OC· cuionln a special way-a patchwork quilt. The quilt's 20 aquares were designed by 11 women in the family, embroidered, then ••· aembled by Mrs. Robert M01ier, Newport Beach. Tracing the couple's llfe begin.rJng with squares depicting them with their owri parent.a, the work includes the Christiansens' pbotoa:rapb on a paper moon at Catalina Island on their honeymoon. Each branch of the family added a square delcriblng themselves. The last squares portray everyone at the anni"Jenary celebration, 1reat- grandchlldren and space for fuµ&.re additions. "They really didn't n~nything so we de- cided to make them somelhing special. I sent a square and a plece·of the background malerial (dark brownOoral> toworkln, '' 1aldMr1. Motter. Other contributors to the gltt for the Sun Ci- ty restdenta were their other dauchten, Mr1. Edward Curry and Mrs. Richard Tucker. Granddau1hters and granddaughtere:·in-law were the Mmes. Peer. Swan, James Mizell II, J erry Shirar, Robert Moster Jr.,Gene Kastner, Craig Dekker and Misses Usa Tucker and Linda Down•. The couple have 10 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and "two on the way." He retited from the Metropoli tan Waler District, Los An geles, and both are active in the Mormon Church. Some of the contributors to the project had never sewn or embroidered before, Mrs. Mosier said. ''Thal was part of the charm. Everyone con- lributedsomelhingofhlsown. '' ·~1 Who's Setting Guidelines? St. Andrew's Presbyterian Qurch, Newport Beach wu the setting (or lbe marriage of Juli8 Catherine Woods and Richard Roy Kugel. MRS. ROWBERG MRS.KUGEL MRS. VASILE DEAR ANN LANDERS: rm. 30-year-old . mother of (our children who la 1ick and Ured of hearin1 parentl cop out when it comes to correctina their children. (Ann Landers OJ Parents of the newlyweds, who will live ln Tustin, are Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e C. Woods, Balboa J.aland and Mr. and Mrs. Joeepb C. Kugel, Mission Viejo. Tbe bride is a graduate ol Ca<onll del Mar Hleh Sc-and the University of Southern Calilorni• wbere a.be afflllated witb Alpba Cbi Ome1•. Her husband 1r•duated from C.Ufomla Slate University at Fullerton. ••• CALENDAR UNITED IEWJSll WELPAllE PVND: Headla& the~· County aroup wtU beG!ad)'SNadler. · AaatsUn1 her are Eleaaar Buq, Lllllan Schr11er. Jud1 Knuu. Annabelle II.,.,..., H..., Aaron, Sopbla Hallman, Jllujorie Shane, Etbol ~and Terr)' Elman. COSTA llEllA WOlll:N'll a.l111: A membenhlp tea will late place at 2 p.m. PlidaJ, Aus. 1, la the clu-e, 810 W. llth St. Anyone Interested ln Jotnin1 mey attend. A 1 .. hloo ahow Is planned and llro. Neille Skiles will bo f..wred at the piano. ALPHA rm AUJJIN.\E: Tbe Soutll Or•na• Counl.y ........ bu elected Chrt1UneJ!oyer aa-ldenL On her board aNJ""' Paul, Elaine Linhoff, l<r!OU SC..,e, Carol Tbomu and Pea&Y Noa· ale. llAYFLOWER DllllCENDANTS: Oran10 County COiony will bave Don &. S1t1ltll u Uw 1ovemor. ' Suvlar on the -.i will be Eamat D. Carman, Beft<ly J.lovanec, Norm• Northcrou, Martha F\aUer. Francea Dilf'ea- bacb and Irene Jordan. Vasile-Hafan Former Oraqe Co.at Collece studenta, Mlcbelle Hafen and Jim Vuile were m.n19:1 in tbe OJun:b cl JHllO CJu1at cl Latter· day Salnto. Fouatalo V.U01. Their parenta are tbe Donald Holom and Edwanl VMll•, all cl HuaUn-Beacb. Tbe bride la • IHduate ot Edison Hl&b Scllool and ber buabancl aradualed from Huat.- inllAlD Beacb Hilb. '111o7wlll llvo la Oc10analde. •.•• Rowberg-Surra UC, Santa Barbon sndUatel, Suaaa DI...., SUrra aad llri• Loo Rowbera ••cllao1ed •uf!rl vows and rta1a ID OUr 1 Queen of An1el1 Catbollc Cllurch, Newport Beach. Tho bride, daialllter of tile JotepbSUrruof~Boaeb, maloNcl la an , whllo hor bllObaad r wd "" -· lrlcal liDIJaelrlDI ....... ........ sraduote of Lbo lnfmlly O!llcera' Buie CourN. l!'Oft-- nin&, Ga .. he bolda the r-of J«Cllld Utulellant ID Lbo Ann¥ ~--Hla p.-are the ElcloD G. Rowberp GI Woodland HUii. The newlywod1 will Dft ID PllllerlOD. ••• I ' '· Rodriguez-Shedore Matinl their home in Costa Mesa are Rudy N. Rodriguez and bil bride, the former Jeanne Marie Sbedore of Costa Mesa who were married in St. ·Colqm- ban'a Catholic Church, Garden Grove. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sbedore of Huntington Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Rodri(Ut11, Garden Grove. The bride is a graduate of Baldwin Park High School and attmded Orange Coast College. Her husband is a graduate ol Loar• Hleh School. ••• Davison-Ellenburg Married In Balboa, where they will live, were Judy Ann Ellen- burl and Neal LaVerDe DavllOrl. Tbe• br14e, daughter of the Jeue Ellenburp of Spencer, N. C., ii a 1raduate ot the Universi- ty of North Carolina and former- ly Ml'Ved a1 a 1ocial worker in thatetate. Har bu1band studied at tJM Uni•erslty of Pitt.Jburgb and Oraa1e Coa1t C0Jle1e. His pareat1 are M r1 . Vorotby Deviloa ol Gibtonia, Pa. and the late lllr. Raymond Davi!oo. The two most over-used ex- cus~ are, "'Ob, he'll pow out ol. it. Tbia is just a sta1e be's fOi,Dg throu&h .. -and, "I,,,..-. It. He's lryln& to 1et my dander up. He'll quit pretty soon.•• What are parents for, anyway? Aren't they supposed to dis- cipline their children? Or do they think It's enou1b that they feed. house, clothe tbem and alt by with their eyes closed and mouthl abut and let them "10 throu&h Dhueo7" When l wu 1row~ ~.I knew exactly what wu expected ol me and how far 1 eould ..,. I'm grateful for tho1e firm IUldellnes. They relieved me ot a fot cl declaloa·m•kllls and Opt me out of trouble. I hope every pereat who i;.ads >""'< column will aolt "'-If. ".Who 11...w.1 the ataadordl f'1t my child?" la It the 1V. the neiehborbood 1•n1 or YOU? Velue1 and limits lbould be .. toblllhod by Ill-and Doc!. -CONCEBNBD ABOUT TODAY'S YOUTH DEAR CONCERNED: ,,,_ y011 f• a• escelfeld a.tier. I Mpe ~-~· ., .. ___ DEAR AN1'4 : I am a l~~e,; old 1irl wbo bu aold IDalQ' door-to-door such as Girl Scout cookies , raffle lickel1, and candy. lo the pail two years, five men have appeared at the door com· plelely naked. Most of tbe incl· denta were ,at apartmemu. Tbe latest one was last week when I was selllne candy for a ac:.hool Cund-ralalng project. I hive checked with two &irlfrtend1 and tlley .admllt.ed the same tb)n1 h•• happened to them. You may not. wint to print this letter. but 1 'd like to know if it ls a1alnlt the l1w for• man to answer hla door pude. We don 'l .,..ant to mate trouble for anybody, bu we'd like a answer. -WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: ~ ii • law &aiat 1ay1 a PtrM9 CM• ...... ~ ......... ... bome.Amaaor ..... ,......_ pla,.a ~laaelr l• Ute maaaer deeertbed i• Y••r letter, bowever, fWld be arr 211 .. hr ladeee•t e:apoaure Ill nrt1lll jorW!ctlou. 11 pot a dru1! Can LSD and pills open new worlds fer 1Qa! stop 1ues11njJ. Get tho fadl ID Ann L•nder1 ' new· booklet "Slral&ht Do'pe on Dnlp." rrr eacb booklet ordered. ·-a dOll•r bill, plu1 a lone, Hlf- adch'ealed, 1tampod .......... (ID .-P 0 BoPoSta1e> to Ann •· luza. • • &HOO,l!:lsln,W.- F the ., the m edg to I Si co rep 1 1 2 &und!y • .NtxaC>.1975 OAJlYPllOT 8§ I11nsh .. uek: Where Skis Meet Skies • 91 CANDACE PEAllSON For mountain climbers or just mountain Jover1. !Jmabruck is a mutt. Tra~elers who want to see the baroque carital of I.he Austrian province o Tyrol without the · crowdJ and fiurry which may ac- company the 1978 Winter Olym. pies •lated there 1bould go now. From almoat any angle among the red Ules and soft green roots d. Jnnabn1ck, you can't escape Cmtdoce.Pear1on ft.a former .Dailfl' .Pilot .ta/I uniter who 00. returned .oftnlbmonthlinEurope. the awesome background oC the mountains, looming up on the edge of the city to heights of 7,000 to 10,000 feet. Site of 1964 winter games, the· compact town is a n0tlural for a repeat of the competitions. Construction is booming to ac· commodate new facilities for '78. Austrians are excited; as a whole, they welcome the Olym- pics because skling, other winter sport.a -and mos Uy, the Alps themselves -are an integral part of their lives. PRICES fqr lodging and recreaUons may be out of reach of many travelers by 1976. Now they're not. In ao average winter, skiing is a bargain, with a day of lift tickets in some loca· tiODJ costing only $5, including equipment rental. In any season, the mountains provide another sport -climb· ing or hiking -and ull for free. Trails are there for the finding. Plain and simple mountain !ov- en who want to sample the in- vigorating air without the exer- tion can take the cable railways and cars up the shimmering cliffs to get a panoramic view of Innsbruck. It costs a little over $6 lo ride all the way up to Ha!elekar, a peak near th e top or the Nordkette r ange. First a cog railway takes its p assengers to the Hungerburg Plateau, about 3,000 feet up; a cable car makes the next trip up to Seebrube, which is the site of a skiing school; then a second funicular makes the final journey up to Hafe lekar. THE ATMOSPHERE is perfect and cold, the beauty refreshing. It can be an all-day excursi'on. There are restaurants, shops, in· ns, hiking classes and view spots at each stop. Many visitors like to stay at the small hotels and pensioos nestled in the Alps so they never have to leave the towering crests. Others prefer the many rooms and hotels located nearer the Hauptbahnhof, the railroad sta- tion at the center of town. There is a room reservation of. fice in the station which finds lodging for travelers without charge, Lower rates are availa- ble to summer visitors who book in advance and stay at least two nights. Young or budget travelers can find respite at any of the local youth hostels. There are three. One, which has 150 beds, eating facilities and bot showers in the basement of an old school, costs only $1.24 a night. MUCH JS left of the late medieval and Renaissan<"e feel- ing of Innsbruck, including the ancient arcades and sidewalks o[ the Old Town, replete with wine taverns, outdoor ca!es and kon- ditoreis (pastry shops). Many of Innsbruck's buildings were built by the Emperor Max- imillian. who died in 1519; others were initialed by AusUian Em· press Maria Theresa, whose name is lent to the main street in Old Town. One of the m 11.in siles is the Goldenes Dachl, a gilded copper roof topping an ancient mansion built in 1425 for Duke Friedrich and lat.er used by Maximillian as a "royal box'' to watch strolling performers in the square below. ALSO OF interest arc the Im- perial Hofburg Palace: lhe city's Botanic Gardens with a relief model of Tyrol; the University, founded in 1677; the Alpenzoo, a zoologi<"al garden boasting alrhost all the animals and birds of the Alps ; a nd the Lan. desmuseum Ferdinandeum. There, for only nine shillings (SO cents), visitors can enjoy paint· ings and sculptures by German, Dutch, Italian and Austrian masters. ln the Tyroler The Imperial Hofburg Palace, bulltln the 15th century, le on• of the landmarks of lnn1bruck. Volkskunstmuseum1 the pro· vince's folk a rt and crafts are displayed. Nearby the Imperial Church, built in the 15th Century like the adajacent palatt, houses the tomb of Maxlmillian. The monument is surrounded by 28 bronze statues or Maximillian's ancestors. kin and fellow leaders and knights. • Folk dances, brass band ccn- <"erts and performan<"es ttkc pla<"e in front of the Dach! alonJ! with other events from May lhrouJCh Septernber. The peak ol the folklore f estival1 ii in JuJy and August. Yodeling. zither ml1Sic. o~. operetta, folk plays are iLll Pai1 ol the seo.1son's entertainme!ot in halls <lnd squares throughout thf town. For quiet reflection, try lb~ bank of the Jnn River or th• avenues running along it. ln tht fall. trees standing guard on the banks explode with color: orange, yellow a nd red leave: droop into the current. BY SUMMER, the trees hav1 green ed, painting a still beautiful bal'kdrop ror the water There are places by the rivc1 v.·here the banks widen to ofrer J large sand y spot ror picnics or re ading. The Oly n1pic skiing an( toboganning site, in 1964 and pro po:;ed again for 1976, at Llzun above Axams has three chai1 liflS and fiv e ski lifts open to tht public. The Nordkette ridges ar( nearer the center of town, a:i: i! the Olyn1pic ice stadium, opct year-round for skating. Ice anc' rock climbing schools are offereC for begi nning and advanced stll> dents of the sport . And from Innsbruck, it is ; short trip through low passes t< Switzerland or Bavariat Germany -where travelers cal! ,get a new s lant on more Alpine n1ountains. Ford Okays Tourism Plan WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. Travel Service plans to spend S90 million to encourage foreigners to visit the United Slates. A bill authorizing the money· has been signed by President Ford. The bill also authoriz~ the agency to spend $8.l million to en· courage Americans to travel ii: their own country, The White llouse said the Prcsi dent was satisfied that the ne~ legislation provides support onl~ for those domestic tourism pro grams ''which are in thepubLic in· terest and v.·hich do not compel( v.ith activities of any state, city 01 priyate agency." TD DAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Tours View Coast From Water ACROSS 70 General i 24 Sea inlet 17 Clay house 82 London t8ndency 127 Add illOflal 16 Japanese dislrict 1 Flast'I 71 Jewish 128 Takes drama 83 Snare flood month place 19 Expunged 84 Demollsh 6 Permit 72 Frenzy 129 French 20 Withdraw 85 Mass 11 Rascal 73 Madness article 34 Museum meeting 16 Window 74 California 130 Hesitation display 86 Muscle sections city syllable J5 Portmanteau spasm 21 Greek poet 75 Babyfonlan 131 Football part 87 The two 22 Lariat god position; JS Nickel 88 Wings 23 Applaud 76 Sumatran abbr. symbol 89 Antlered 24 Venerate beast 132 Formerly: 38 Abraham's an imal 25 Wire 77 Destined prefix blrthplace 91 Clock service 78 Serving 133 Cryolpain 40 Macaw laces 26 Sun delly dish 13-4 Left-hand .C2 Beverage 92 Cognizant 27 Prlnlef's 79 Bracer page 45 Other 93 Networt!. measure 80 Biased 135 Continent 41 Destroy 95 Tlmely 28 Neuter person (abb r.) 50 Small fish 96 Cowardly pronoun 81 Spor1ing 136 At no time 51 Playful 97 Lucifer 29 Digraph groups 138 Lariat mammal 99 Palnful 30 Aataras 82 Stresses loop 52 Battle .... 31 Right-hand 85 TV !are 140 Bondsman ground 100 Whiskey page 86 Constrict 142 Gold bar 54 Pitcher meuura 32 Current 87 Balefu l 144 Glissando: 55 Profound 101 Convict 33 Close by 90 Verbally slang sleep 103 Metal 35 Posture 91 Appoint-145 Glac lal 5e Plalt unltera 37 Regu lar ments ridge 57 Herons 104 Beginner 39 Dishonor 92 Get up 1-46 "Lucky" 58 Deck.mop 105 New Zealand 41 Despot 93 Broadway number 59 Conceal fort 43 Soldier part 147 Suffering 60 Cacholong 106 Performing 44 Estlmater 94 Mists 61 Containing 107 Bile 46 Commanded 95 Lubricated DOWN cerium 108 Presldenlial 48 Stl11 96 Steal 62 Old world nickname 49 American 97 Bristles 1 Hut mammal 110 Against Ind Ian 98 Unlock 2 Olive's love 64 Relax 111 Wheel rut 51 Amoroos 99 Slone chip 3 Verb form 65 Brltlah 112Past looks 100 Interval 4 -·-Firma princess 113 lndlvldual 52 Intermittent 101' Family 5 Historic 66 Savory 114 Compact lever member period smell 116 Hay 53 American 102 Double 6 Reckon 68 Brazilian bundles poet thick 7 Literary tri bes 117 Hindu 54 Miid 104 Avoid payment 69 -Rouge mantra expletive 105 Boy's 8 French 10 Vagabond 118 Forexamgle 55 Sedate · nickname ar11cle 72 Glrrs 120 Amidst 56 Contuse 106 Old wine 9 01 the ear name 123 --and 5a Appear : cup 10 Nixon's 73 Magician Andy 2 worda 109 God of love demise 74 Sweetheart: 125 Wheel shall 81 Terra -110 Make amends 11 Recon-slang 126 Writer 62 Verdant 111 Festive noltered 76 Labors Wister 63 Portugese 112 Suitable 12 Pursues 77 Discharged 134 By way or weight 115 Shoemaker 13 Irish poet 78 "-por-137 Nero's 67 Dries 111 Egg-shaped 14 Belween : ridge hot" "six" dlahe1 118 Oral pause prefix 79 Ablllly 139 Approval ·ee Reaervatlon 119 Wlldass 15 1n1roductory 80 Climbing stamp home 121 Trample acts pepper 1A1 Thorough· 89 Mexican 122 Anlmal 16 Miiitary 81 Gourmet fare : abbr. ••jumpers .. trainer reviews dish 1.43 Travel • " • • ' SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS SAN FRANCISCO -and down the Pacific vacationers from all Every year. in spite of Co a s t s t a l e s -over the nation. One-and-one-quarter· hour tours depart from Pier 43lf.! at colorful Fis· herman's Wharf, start· ing at 10 a.m. the recent energy pro-California, Oregon, and In each ol the Pacific blems, attract ions up Was hington -draw Coast's major port cities there are water ex- cursions available. Some Nova Scotia :·b~~ •. lh• ocean. some Ticket prices are $3 .25 for adults, $2.25 ror juniors (7-12> and Sl.2S ror children (5·121 . Children under 5 arc ad· milted free. Information .may be obtained by caJl· ing (415) 398-1141 . Has Treasure BySTANDEIAPLANE OAK ISLAND, Nova Scotia -Off the south shore or Nova Scotia, park your car and scoot over to Oak Island-the honest-to· ~ goodness treasure island or your childhood fancies. People have been digging for it sincet796. They say it 's Captain Kidd's treasure c hest. Three oak chests h ave been d is· covered by boring. The drill brought up traces or gold in the cont ents. The wonderful thing about it is, nobody can get it. The diggers of 1796 uncovered three oak floors at different depths. Just as they cleared t he last one and the way to the treasure, underground water rushed in. It's been doing that ever since through a dozen expeditions, some of them highly financed. A combine is working it now on shares. Entrance is $1 for adults, 50 cents for kids. Family plan, $2.50. Most money taken out of Oak Isla nd bas been by writers -a new magazine piece shows up every five years. I may take a whack at it myself. *** Canada's s w itching to metric measures. Started with Centigrade reading for weather thermometers. For a rough conversion to Fahrenheit, double the Cen· trigrade reading and add JO. Canadian and American money in· terchange equally. Two years ago the Cana- dian dollar was more than the American. Paying in American then gave you an ad· vantage. Now if you exchange al banks, you get $2.36 more in Canadian for your American $100. Resort rates are reasonable, $49 for two with meals in an ocean front cOttage is an example. Free booklets by writing John Bugden. Department of Tourism, Nova Scotia, Canada. •••• • Clothing should be woodsy, informal. Geared to high 70S daytime and chill nights down to 50 degrees. 1 haven't seen a single resort s hop for clothes. Nova Scotia hasn't gone resorty -yet. B ut the pioneers -Holiday Inns, McDonald's and Colcnel Sanden flnger- lickin' -are on the scene. Night life is zero. AUOo'cloek In the bar last night, two elder=y (with yachting Insignia blazers) ar the merits of the London bowler vs. Manchester bowler. (Those are what youclllclerby bats, mate.) *** . There are no tour-star tourist hotels compared to •lawall, Miami Beach, etc. Food is good, particularly on fish. Nova Scotia lobster 1s magnificent. Second to none. What's wrong with tt? lt'a no place for singles -you'd go rock happy in a week. Not for people who want a dressy evening for Mother's Night Out. Be ready to !old at. 10 o'clock. Bring your own companions • • ' ' SAN F RANCISCO - flarbor Tours, Inc., operates 365 days a year, wi:ather p er mitting. lmurance Aids If Luggage Lost Why not include an in· surance policy checkup next time Jou pla n a Uip? It coul help soften the economic blow if your baggage is lost, damaged or stolen. "It happens every day -a suitcase somehow gets lost. baggage is d;tm::i ged: you don't need to be a Marco Polo to know that," said 0 .D. Oliphant, executive vice president or Fireman's Fund American Kern May Limit Camping Insurance Companies. "What you need lo know is whether or not you have enough in- surance to cover the potential losses -the value or the property taken on the trip, plus the value of any items that might have been purchased along the way." If you read the small print on airline tickets, you will note the max· imum baggage liability is $500 per passenger on most flights within the United Stales. On in- ternational flights, the maximum is about $8.15 per pound for checked luggage and $360 for un- checked baggage per passenger. On cruise s hips , the maximum liability is generally BAKERS Fl ELD around$200. <UPl )-The Kern Coun· Excess value can be ty Parka Department ' declared and additional hasbegunworkonapro-coverage purchased posal to tighten the from airlines on check-in limits on continuous for flights or from the camping in county parks steamship company to prevent the parks before boarding the ship. from being used as For c:omplete cov· permanent residences. erage when traveling, Parks ofricials asked Oliphant said your best the supervisors Tuesday bet is baggage in· to reduce the limit from surance, generally sold 21 days to three da)'5 in as a package with "trip all county parks but the accident'' covera11e, board said it felt a three· which provides benefits day limit would be too for accidental death or restrictive and a:sked the injury. Such s hort-term parks officials to begin policies are available immediately to work out through Independent in· a more acceptable pro-surance aaents and some posal. travel agencies. Beaides the three-day He sua:aeated you limit parks officials check your homeowner asked' that campers be policy. Many Include required to wa.it at lea.st "off premises" coverage five days before resum--ienerally for at least Ing camping In cOW'lty Sl,000 -against parks aCter reachlng the specified personal pro· three-day limit . · perty losses i:;urfered The supervisors said away from home. they fell a three-day U the loss or dumqe limil would .. be too took place during a rcstrictiv(! for recrea· tlla:ht, notify airlines tional campers and penonnel und fill out a usked the parks oCflclal.I report form before to work out a new plan leaving the airport. Do that would be a com-not iurrendcr your ticket promise ind retunt to receipt or bagg1ge check 'the board with it next until your claim ha!l bt.-cn week. 1ettled 1atisfactorily. WNG BEACH -Long Bc-ach /Catalina Cruises, 330 Golden Shore Bl\·d .. Long Beach, CA 00fll2, (213i 775-2654 offers onc- and-thrce-qu;.irter hour cruises to Catalina and back. departur('S C\'Cry morning and afternoon. plu~a Frid01 y ('vening trip. ates 1round trip' are 50 ror <idults. $4 .25 for ch ldren (5-ll l , ftK: for children under 5. Also in Lon g Beach: Southland H arbor Cruises. Inc .. Navy Land· ing. Long Beach, C1\ !Kl802, (213) 831-0996 has tv,.·o-hour cruises on t\lo'O separate r outes. ~AN DIEGO -Star and Crescent Boat Co., 570 N. Harbor Dr .. Sa n Diego. CA 92101 . (714) 2J.i -7383 offers one· .md t "'O·hour cruises all year. Rates for the onc- huur cruise art' SI .50 for adults, 7Sc ror children {5-12 1, and free for 1.'hildrt•n under 5. T\\O· hour tours are $3 ror adults. Sl .50 for children (5 ·12). and free for chi ldren under 5. The ex- cursion is narrated. Also in San Diego is thl! llarbor Excursion. 570 N. 1-f••rbor Dr .. {7 141 234·4111 . T\4'0 tours are available. The two-hour. 25-milc lour circles thl! e ntir e San Diego flarbor: the one-hour, 12-mile cruise cove1-s th e southern hair or the port. Rates are $4 for adults, S2 for children (5-12). and childre n under 5 free on the l\VO ·hour trip; $?.50 for adults. $1 .25 for children (5·12), and children under 5 free on th e one-hour trip. All tours arc narrated and are conducted every day r1vm 10 a.m. to2 p.m. PORTLAND -Gruy Line. 921 South West 6th, Portland. OR 97204, (SOJ) 226-6755 has a combina- tion land all ll water cruise that lukcs in the Columbia River Gorge and Bonneville Dam. Tours leave at 9 a .m.dai- ly, Jun e 15 through Labor Day. Rates are S9 .35 , not inc luding lunch. Tours are nar· rated. SEATTLE -Grily IJne, 415 Seneca, Seattle. WA 98101 , (206> 682-1234 also has combi n~tlon land llnd wutcr tour, wt th an optional adventure cruise. Tht? coll')bl nat.ion tour last 41h hodrs -21:.i hours on the adventun.- tour. and ;1. two-hour bus ride. F'our departure:i: daily ».re made June 2 through September. Cost h1 $8.50, $4 .50 for children ($-12) for eompltite tour. I -·-~·-.. ' .. .. DAILY PILOT Sund!Y. July 20. 1115 Sparks Ignite Rock Scene Summer Son Not Bright lly MARY CAMPBELL A~"'..-.""'"''" Wrl ..... tn England , s ays Ru ssell l\lael of Sparks, rock audiences are primarily interested in the hottest new band. "It's shocking to us to see that here in An1e1ica people are concerned with the gro ups they grew up v.·ith -the Beatles and the ltolling Stones. The point of re· ference is s till the Beatles. In England, v.·e·re the point of re· ference. "'It makes it exciting ln England. You 've got to keep on your toes. They want s omething fres h and new.'' Mael says that among the reasons 1s that in England people get a job, sta rt a family and give up rock music at an earlier age th a n in America. Therefore, the bulk of the audience is younger; lht>y grew up since the Bea~les. HE SAYS it was good for Sparks ; s ince English a udie nces are interested in the new, they listen t o n e w groups. Sparks has had fou r top-10 singles a nd two top -10 LP s in England. But Ru ssell l\iael, 21, lead s in ger in Sparks, and his brother, Ron J\.1acl, 26, v.·ho v.·rites most of th e quintet·s songs, a ren't English. They grew up near Los An geles, moving to Lon· don t\l.'O a nd a ha lf years ago. In college they started a group. 1-t alfnelson, "'·hich m a de a record £or Brlt•ln'• Spar1la: Do Americ•n rock fans cling to the P•lt? with the m selves and Britis h mu s icians , signed with Island Records and have made two LPs, ··Kimono My H o u s e ' ' a n d "Propaganda." ;,In England in live concerts there is going to be a big reaction to our hits, .. Russell Mael s ays. "We don't have it to Call back on here. But people have been coming, on this tour. knowing our two latest LPs and shout· ing out, asking for songs. When we do 'This Town Ain ·t Bi g Enough for Both of Us.' the y react exactly as if it's a big hit." Russell Pt1 ael looks like a rock star but Ron, wilh his hair oiled and s licked straight back, his nar· row mustache and tv.·eed suit with shirt and tie, looks more like a 1940s businessman. IT ISN'T camp, satire or a device to get atten· tion, Ron says, adding that he used to look like By ERMA BOMBECJ< My goodness, the children have only been out of school for six weeks. Time rues when you're unde r s edation, doesn't it ? As I was hiding from them in the back seat of the car just last week it occurred to me that t don't know children at all. 1 'm raising three of them and yet they re- main o ne of life 's greatest mysteries. For example, I don't understand how come a child can climb up on the roof, scale the TV anten- na and rescue the cat, yet cannot walk down the hallway without grab- bing both walls with his Russell. an undercurrent of un -grubby hands r 0 r .. But I "·as bored with jolliness. The music is balance. looking at bands where the opposite -really everyone loo ked the positive. · OR HOW come a child same. I neve r fell com· · .. can eat yellow snow, kiss fortable with long hair so A ,LOT ~F peop!e say the dog, chew gum that it didn't m a ke sense to be they r e disappo~nted . he has found in the looking that way. The because they cant un-ashtray, put his mouth first thing I did after I derstand th~ words. :niat over a muddy garden unpacked in .England ~~~e~~n t seem like a hose nozzle, and refuse was gel a haircut ~d Russell says he isn't to drink from a glass his ~uy ~o m e clothes J goingto tryto s in g more brotherhasjustused? liked. d t d b I •-1 Wbv is it he can stand. Al lhe momenl Ro n un ers an a y . .-e -T and bas lo be driven to the garbage can . It puzzles me how a child can see a dairy bar three miles away, but cannot see a 4 x 6 rug that has scrunched up under his Ceet and bas been dragged through two rooms. WHY IS IT a child can reject a hot dog with mustard served on a soft bun at home, yet eat six ol them two hours later at SO cents each? I-tow come 1 can Uip s AT WIT'S END ..._ __ _, over a kid's shoes under the kitchen s ink, in lhe bathroom, on the front porch, under the coffee table, in the sandbox, in the car, in the clothes hamper and on the washer, but we can never find them when it is time to cut the grass? English for Film LOS ANGELES (AP) -Japanese naval of- ficers in "Midway" will speak English, says pro- ducer Walter Mirisch. "Jt was an agoniiing decision," said Mirisch, who is r ecreating lhe pivotal sea battle of World War 11 as seen from both sides. "The problem was that we had 50 minutes of dialogue, much of it expository and technical." 1.2 'TiL 2:30P.M.otSTA•llDf•)CI ------SAODLEBACK PLAZA " J,0 ,._..<'~"!><•l•l•O '° "'" t WdllHIU.m ------y)lf U.St DllAIL., M S "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" -... tAC4l&olf .t.W.U:DS FC>l#olTA .. VALLEY • FOUNTAIN VALL.EV • ... ~--·""'"'''''· .. ~ ... """ .. '""~•"•'',_._" ..... "" sings fast and hi gh, with one foot on first was wearing a 1-loliday lalsetto about half the base while reaching out Inn tieclas p, from Pekin, time, and says it's part and plucking a baseball Ill . The record company of the group's style. off the ground with the bombarded that town Tunes also are heavily tips of his lingers, yet with publicity, 6,000 arranged, overdubbing cannot pick up a pieceoC Sparks records were sold on top of overdubbing. soap before it m elts into in two weeks and when Ron says they a lw ays thedrain ? the group arrived to play \l.·onder how they'll ever Explain to m e how he the r e, they w ere re-be able lo perform live can ride a bicycle, run, cognized in the street, the songs they record but play ball, set up a camp, something which usually 50 far they've been able swing, light a war, swim happens only in London, Lo and race for eight hours, where they're often on ~-·----------------------!. televis ion . Qneof1111r DlllllAUIS lsMlssl119 ,,.._1,n 1ollo-l.H -""I -All-TIME QIEATI lBlil 1 THE ClASSIC ~ a. DOCIOR ZllR(\GO GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION The music. Ron says, is ''from the viewpoint oC the teen-ager , sympa- thetic lo the teen-ager's frus trations a l most always . The lyrics may sound jolly but they have "May the blue-ses leave it lay for the pleasure of those whose taste it ls• Why is the sun hotter delivering papers than tt is goofing around. when ilislhesame sun? llow come they can't reme mber what time they're supposed to be home but they re-mem~r they did dishes a week ago Wednesday two nights in a row because we had spaghet- ti and a spoon got caught in the dispos al and they traded off? I'll never understand how a child can't even find his Englis h book when it is under his right hand but can Cind his moth'er hiding oul in the back seat oC a car. ....... JI.• -IUIL --._I ,_,_ • t:tl , ..... 11-2:00 llTON J0MN e Ttft WNO IN 4-rt.t.dl 5'1110 .-r" MONTlllY fCWll'fl 1111 ~tP'tc TM•AT-8 DRlft·llll IU .. aawAP••.,.. MM90lll 9L'fD,lk'I ....... ,.... ..... ,...s-. .............. -1·•-...... Dt'lwe·I" 1 & I ........... """···--·-""''-"""""" .t,........ It .... '•'"Hr run! Pt-etlt1l ••r,.l1t• 0•1-! Be a r s v i 11 e i n 1 9 7 I . l l r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 v.·ent nov.·here. PAIA STEVE NEWMAN Rus sell says, "\V e thought of a bo rin g name, Sparks. and put a boring photo of us on the front oC the s econd album. 'A Woofer in Tweeter·s Clothing ,' and proved it "''a sn'l in the name. Nbthing ha ppened "'ith lhat record either." TH E G R OUP dis · banded, but it had toured -Europe. "The reaction had bee n a lot better than it had bee n for us when we played in the s tates." So the M ae l brothers moved to London, bui lt Sparks again, this time .,,,,,.. ••• ~'°"'co .. •-••••"'" ! ~~· 2111111GWIH! "SUPfR SESSION" DPLOSl'f'l SUIFfHG. & HOT SKA THOA.105 IY HAL Jlf'SOH I "WET 1·~ILD" dlal..-glowd ..... HOW IH ITS ·~TH .. --WIT MO wt PVT A -.-..ca IN TOW LR I Jacqueline Susann's bold best seller Iha! uplOfed all the avenues and darkest alleys of love among the international set. "Once Is Nol Enough". I "-··"·-•-' ti" • A l•-nl '!" ~.~1 l'n 1~111n• ;R "~Susann~ · · : Oare ls~ EnouJ!lr" ' .: . 11;1-.c..:I on lht• S1:n~i.011;1l 1~1 ..... ~k·r. in..-.\lnfis.idl a.rill.a._,. Wqlmi!M ..... ~ ........ ,. ......... w. •. ~ .... ,_.,,l~on \lvo"" •-·-•-~ .. 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Ha tan. at Vi Marvi AT neve c or Liv goi ar fa! no pri pl y '"" " Ham.Ii.sch: Long Way Up He's not Ju1t •not!Mar pretty face. In ract, be lookl. at certain angles, like a cheeaebuJ'aer with all the ineredie nts oozing awkwardly out of the bun. But Marvin Hamllach, 31, ts rich, a.alented and as much In demand as Robert Redford. In Hollywood, Hamli1cb ls practically a household word in the houses or people who-make movies and pray for hit scores to go with them. Two of his hits, ''The Way'We Were" and "The Sting,'' sold so many records he stopped counting. Now he's taken the theater by storm with his dazzling score for ··A Chorus Line," a show that started modestly ofr.Broadway and became historic overnight. This week, "A Chorus Line" moves to a real Broadway house with all the kleig-li g h t fesUviU~ accorded the legen- dary musical hits of show busi- ness. Hamlisch was born in Manhat- tan. His f atber played accordion at Viennese parties, and young Man:in bummed along. AT THE TENDER age of 5, he showed a remarkable talent for reproducing melodies from the radio on the piano. Al 7, he audi· tioned for Juilliard. He couldn't play Bach, but he could play .. Goodnight Irene" in six dif- ferent keys. At 16, he wrote a hit song for Lesley Gore called "Sunshine, U>Uipops and Rainbows .'' At 18, a publisher kept him waiting two hours to audition another song. ··1 was so humiliated, I decided never to write another song REX REED in the raw without being commissioned," be says. So be got a job as the rehearsal pianist for ''Bell Telephone Hour," where he accompanied everyone from Peggy Lee lo Leontyne Price. This led to a job doing dance arrangements for an ill-fated s how called "Henry Sweet Henry.•' T h e director was George Roy Hill (who later hired him for "Tbe Sting,"> and the choreographer was Michael Ben· nett <now the genius behind "A Chorus Line''>. "BUT MY CAREER really started with a cocktail party at producer Sam Spiegel's pen· thouse," says Marvin. "I wa.s go- ing to school at Queens College and doing these musical jobs on the side. "Another musician couldn't play for the party. so he called and asked me to fiU in. I s aid very arrogantly, 'I don't play for parties, and besides. I've gol homework.' My friend said, 'But this one·~ for Sam Spiegel.· I said, 'I 'll be there in 10 minutes.' " Sptegel liked the way he played "Blue Moon " and hired him to score a Burt Lancaster film he was producing called "The Swimmer." ''The picture was a bomb but the score was gor- geous. It led to regular employ- ment," Mal'"vin says. Marvin gave up his dream to write a Broadway musical, moved to California and wrote Las Vegas acts for Uza MlMelli, Ann-Margret a nd Joel Grey between scores for films like Woody AUen's "Bananas." IT WAS "The Way We Were" and "The Sling" that woo him Oscars and cemented his suc - cess. But even those blockbusters caused him a lot of strife. The first one provided a two-million single for Barbra Streisand, and now that Gladys Knight and the Pips have recorded it, it's a hit all over again. "ll was one or Barbra's biggest hilt;, but I had to beg her lo sing it. She never wanted to do it. She said it was too simple. I said, 'So is ''My Funny Valentine"-don't you Ii ke that?· She said, "I hate ·My Funny Valentine.'" "Everybody in the picture had to vote before she'd sing it. WeaU out-voted her. Now I'm afraid lo go near her with a new song. She scares me to death." The ragtime the me from ''The Sting'' was an even bigger nightmare. It sold lhree million, but Marvin was attacked vicious- ly for laking credit for a song that was actually composed by the late Scott J oplin . "Let me s et that re~ord straight. I did what a tailor does -bring him the material and he lucks it in . The Scott Joplin songs we re public domain. I only adapted them for the score of the movie. Oo the record, where I pl ayed the piano, I only got paid as a performe r .·· Capricorn May Find Harmony .. MONDAY,JlJLY21 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES CM arch 21-April 19): You find ways of making home more comfortable and attrac- tive. A relationship that means much to you is going over some "rough sledding.'' TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Basic values are reviewed. See practical issues, moves. Don't fall victim to self-deception. GEMINI (May21-June20): What was elusive now becomes available. Key is to organize, to gel priorities in orde r. CANCER (June 21-July 22>: You a re com- pleting a project, cycle, perhaps a way of life. Your emotional security is very much in picture. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22 ): New requests come from those who only recently asked a "favor." Maintain balance and humor. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You leach and learn. You find that impulsive action curies a MESA 1884 Newport Costa Mna Sd-1 SS2 OHIPOR ALL •.• AHD ALL FOa FUH PG COi.Oii U1rned 11~11111 (7{\'t ......... . ~-~.!!;.~ ~-coaoNA on MAii PETHSILLHS CP<el A '"SHA.W'Oo• 1aJ 'VT ~WA DtSOltDB• • o.t11D•llY·1l::IO ~tltru,rl teJ:OOPM -'1.U , price t ag. You grow up in morelhan one way. UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You get a chance to revise, review, c hange, tear down and rebuild. Key is to be versatile without scattering your forces. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Hold off on trips which take you into heavy traffic. You lend to al· tract complications. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Changes are necessary where spending, payments and collections are concerned . Budget is more im- portant than usual. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan.19>: Cycle is high; you gain by opening lines of communica- tion. Harmony w ithin family circle is possible. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Perceive what is important as contrasted lo what is transitory . 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Brewer to Do OK, iPredicts Ex-boss It w a s with considerable astonishment that I read the re- port of the Dodgers trading relief pitcher J im Brewer to the Angels, especially since all the Dodgers got in return was some n o n -descript minor league pitcher. Brewer was in his 12th season with the LA club but he was only being used s parsely, as was the I Qi'.-. . t \ -:..:.:.:.....' , .. \, .,,,,, .. ...._ .. I ~ ·~· . ... "" ,. • GLENN WHITE WHITE WASH case last rear when the com- bination o Brewer's bad back and Mike Marshall's strong arm kept him on the bench. "It was tough to see Brewer l eave us," Dodgers skipper Walter Alston told this column. "He's one of the nicest guys I've ever managed. He always went out and did the job and when \hings w ent b a dly be never l ooked for som eone else to blame. "I suspect he"ll do all right in the American League. Not many of those guys have seen his screwball. He could do pretty well." Brewer won 62 games and three differe nt seasons bis earned run' average was under 1.90, the best being 1972 when he BPOrted a nifty 1.27. I agree with Alston, be might do pretty we ll with the American League. SURPRISING STAT-The Pit- tsburgh Pirates are 8-0 with the New York Mels this year despite the latter's great pitching corps. A4t-peu.ad halibut was recently awai1ti by a deep sea sport fis. ........ workl•I near Aliso Pier .. Lapna Beach. And allO&ber angler bagged a green sturgeon olf~ana Point. The Bellingham Dodgers final- ly ended their losing streak at 25 games, but promptly got back on the dime and lost the se<:ond game of the double bill. LOYALTY DOESN'T PAY- Ramona High basketball coach Jan Page recently publicly de· nounced the firing ol the school athletic director. Subsequently Page was told be ls out, too, despite winning league c ha m- pionships in bis three years at Ramona. Alvin Wh ite, Newport Harbor HS product, will open tryouls with the Rams next week. Hete· ports to camp tonight. Pir a t e s Rally LA Loses LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tom Paciorek's wild throw gave Pit· tsburgh the tie-breaking run in the ninth inning and Rennie Sten· nett added a sacrifice fly as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 Saturday night before 51,591. The Dodgers will start Burt Hooton (S-9) against the Chicago Cubs' Bill Bonham (8-6) in a 1:10 game at Dodger Stadium today. KABC (790) radio carries the ac· tion. Manny Sanguillen opened the ninth against Mike Marshall, 5-7, with a single. Mario Mendoza bunted for a sacrifice and was safe when first baseman Steve Garvey threw wide of the base. Sanguillen went to third on the play, then scored when Paciorek, the left fielder, recovered ·the ball and threw wildly past second. Winner Dave Giusti, 4-3, bunted Mendoza to third and he came in on Stennett's fiy ball to center. Sanguillen bad singled and scored on Stennett's triple off Don Sutton in the f ourtb but the Dodgers tied it in the eighth when ~Mar . .ia!y 20. 1075 OAILYPILOT CJ r Riotfug Fans Wreck Track: MONTREAL (AP> -Slx person1 were charged Saturday with d.laturb.ing the peace follow- ing a riot at ·Richelieu Park which caused about $50,000 d.amaie and forced cancellation ~Saturday night's program at the hamess racing track. A raceway spokesman said track crews were working to clear the d ebris left in the wake of Friday night's riot and that Sunday a fternoon's racing would Halos Win Pair Fro01 Cleveland • CLEVELAND CAP) -Second baseman J ack Brohamer's lOtb- inning error gave California its go-ahead r un, then Winston Llenas singled for the winner as the Angels beat Cleveland 3·2 for a sweep of their Saturday twi- night doubleheader. Brohamer is 0• Tl' T oclalf C1aa••el S at J 1:05 a Huntington Beach High pro- duct. Frank Tanana's five-hitter and Ellie Rodrigu ez' three runs batted in led the Angels to an 8-0 rout in the first game. Mickey Rivers tripled off Dave LaRoche, 3-2, with one out in the 10th inning of the nightcap, then scored whe n Brohamer bobbled Dave Collins' two-out grounder. Collins then stole second and scored on Llenas' single to left. CLIEVEUNO CALIFORNIA Kuiper, 1t> SBell, JC> Manning, If Hendrlo ., cl C.rty,clh Sj)lkes, rf !>UCWkls, lb A.$htly,' Duffy, SS Eclt.rsley, p Beene,p C611forniit Cle~l•n<l •llrllrM A 0 0 0 Remy, lb A 0 2 O Rl,,..rs,d A 0 1 0 Collins, II l 0 0 0 MNetti.s. 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P S -Bre wer. T-3 II. A 29,612. in 9th Garvey doubled, was bunted to third by Ron Cey and scored on Bill Buckner's squ~e bunt. The Dodgers took a 2-0 lead in the first inning on John Hale's bases-loaded single but the Pirates tied it in the third on Dave Parker's bases-loaded single. LOS AHGl!L£S PITnllURGH l.OPtS. 2b Paclonk, rf wvnn.ct o.r .... y, 1b Cey,3b ........ MMo ... ph Powtll,c Ruuell,SS Su<ll.Mr.lf ve..-.c WCrwfrd,ph Auer~h,,.. Sunon,p Lac.y,ph Wall,p Lee,ph IMl'\Nll,p Toi.is ... , .. , .. , l o o O Stennett. 2b 3 1 2 0 Hebner, 3b ' 1 0 0 AOUwr, cf s 1 1 o si.rve11. 1b 2 0 I 0 OPuker, rf 3 0 1 2 Zisk, If 0 0 0 0 Sanguilln, c 0 0 0 0 MendOl•, ll 3 0 I 0 R9USS,P ; : ~ : Gl16ti, p 0 0 0 0 0000 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 000 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 J 7 3 Tot.ts •br llrbl A 0 1 2 s 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 A 0 I 2 '0 0 0 4 2 3 0 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 s 1 ' Pl!Utlur9h 002 100 002-s U.AngeleS 200 000 010-3 £-MtnC101a. G •rvey, P•c.lorek. OP - Pttatlur9" 2, Los A~IU I. l08-f'lttstiur~ 6' L.01 A"O•fes 10. 2'B-Pa c10f'e•, ~ng\lu•cu: Guvey. 38-Slennett. $8-Lopu U l. S-MtndN• (2), Cey, Buckner, Glu$tf. SF~tennetl. IP H Ill Ell! Ill SO "-"'' ,... 1 3 J s l Gluttl (W,A·S> n, 0 0 0 3 0 WtOll 7 631 2 1 Will I 0 0 0 I 0 Mart.NII (L,J.71 I 1 2 0 0 0 Wf'~Sutton. PB-Yeaoer. T-2.3'.A-S1,.S91. ~held as scheduled. Some of lbe S,500 racing fans, ange red by what they considered an unfair eig hth race quinelb& payoff, smas hed windows and television monitors in the clubhouse and burned benches in the stands, a track orricial said. A car that was to have been the first prize in a raffle next week was overturned by rioters. About 100 riot police were called to quell the disturbance. A police spokesman reported thot one person was tuken l o a holpl\.al with slight lnjurles. Ftremen arriving on the scene were pelted with bottles but managed to extinguish the fires. Some spectator s shouted "gang of thieves" after the quinella paid only $58.50 after a 25--1 shot, Lord Mitch, combined with Jocelyn Bunte r. The amount was about the same as a win bet on Lord Mitch. One bettor said the quinella sbouJd have been between S7S and $100. Driven for the ninth race bad begun the post parade when some 1pectators began throwinJ bottles and other objects oo to the track. The drivers then returned to the paddock and the remain· ing two races were cancelled. In, a quinella, bettors must select the lop two finishers in a race, not necessarily in order. UPI Te.._._.. THE ANGELS' LEE STANTON SLIDES UNDER THE TAG OF CATCHER ALAN ASHY. J~panese Slugger Eyes Aaron's Home Run Mark TOKYO CAP > -Sadaharu Oh, J a pan's home run king and highest paid player, practices \vtth the gusto of a rookie. Oh, who at 35 has enough good years left for a chance to break the world r ecord for career home runs, is working to break out of a small slump which has seen his batting averagedipto.OOOandhis home run pace s lip to about one every four games. He a lso wants to help his Yomuri Giants, the power of J apanese baseball for a decade, climb out of last place, 11 games behind the Central League leader midway through the 130-game season. ··My utmos t concern has been, and is. to help our team do bet· ter," Oh said. "How can you aim al individual titles when your team needs your contribution? "I have to admit I'm in an un- comfortable slump like the one r had four years ago, and I'm try. ing my best to do well." His mid-July batting average of .300 with 16 home runs and 43 runs batted in puts him behind in his quest t o match his 1974 performance of .332, 49 homers <ind 107 rbi. In 1973, he batted .355. hit 55 home rs and knocked in 114 runs. "Some people say I'm still good enough. It may be true, but I'm not satisfi ed because I knowi was better and l can do better with m y ability and physical power," Oh said. It isn't unusual for his batting practice turns to last more than 100 pitches. He once destroyed the straw-mat floor of a Japanese inn while working on his swing on a road trip. .. You have to practice your sw- ing a ll the time or else you won't be able to swing your bat much faster than the speed of a pitch," he said. And to break out of a stump, Oh said. "The only thing you can do is practice as hard as a rookie." Part of Oh's problem is a mus- cle strain he suffered in his left leg in spring training. Trying to avoid painful movements has some what h a mpered his un· usual, but finely balanced bat- ting style. in which he raises his right leg high io the air while pre- paring to meet a pitch. "I usually don 't advise him," said Shigeo N agas hima, the Giants' manager. But he recent· ly told his star first baseman that his swing and step-in were not coinciding, and his right shoulder was moving up during the swing. ''Considering his ability and experience, he will find a way out of the s lump and help us do bet- ter,'' Nagas him a s aid. Oh has a record contract oC $210,000 annua lly plus $33,000 in performance merit pay. That performance includes the Triple Crown in 1973 and 1974 and a career record of a .305 aver age and 650 home runs as of July 11. The power-hilling Oh figures he can remain an active player for about another five years and surpass Babe Ruth's longstand· ing record of 714 career home runs. T he next s tep would be to catch American s tar Hank Aaron, who broke Ruth's record last year and still is belting home runs . Dean: A Folk Hero D izzy's Impact Endured EDITORS NOTE: A year ago this week, Dizzy Dean, one of baseball's most colorful characters, died. In the follow· lng article, a former reporter remembers some of the lnci· dents which endeared Dean to millions. By CURT S MITH FortlwAHoc.Jat•d Preu He was more than jusl a hillbilly, more than a baseball player. To millions , he w as an a u t hentic fo l k-hero, oft- remembere d and revered , especially· among the country folk who spoke his rural twang, mirrored bis homespun humor, sens ed the s mall-town values which s tirred him. Few who heard him, or re- member his weekly baseball laing Back IN SPORTS De an was a product of his re· gion and t imes; indeed, _he came in time to s ymbolize them. The son of a migratory cotton picker. he became a hero t o the D e pression downtrodden. escaping what they had not. living out what they could onl y dream. For a m e morable period in t he mid -1930s h e was baseball's greatest pitcher , its most productive gate attrac- tion. The records of that era do not do his life justice. To the end, when he w as buried i~ the s mall town of Bond. Miss .• Dean retaine d the common touch. "His philosophy was doing a fellow right." s aid his brother. Paul. who combined with Diz to form the s ports 's most famed pi t~h i n g duos . "'He never saw a m an he didn't like or respect, and I never s aw anyone who didn't respect or like Dizzy.". \V ohlhuter Romps to I :44.1 800 tele<:asts, will ever forget 0 1' Diz, all 300 pounds of him, ambling up the rope ladder to the broadcast booth, stuffing popcorn in one hand and guzzl· ing pop from the other, belting out his rousing trademark ballad, "The Wabash Cannon- ball." ·Dizzy Dean died a year ago July 15. Though he had in re· cent years slipped from the na· lional spotlight., his impact en- dured, molt markedly ln the' st.ylo and legacy of laughter be left bebind. His death oo July 15 was nationally mourned, a final tribute to the unhip, un· cultured Ozark boy. For Dizzy Dean, the public seldom masked the private. Charitable and flamboyaht. unschooled but wise to the wacys of the world, for 40 years he was a figure around whom fame rit comfortably. Few could remain impartial about him. To some, Dean was the supr e m e braggart and popofC, the unwitting clown. To many more, 01' Diz was a first· rate showman, a figure of Bu- nyanesque proportions. DURHAM , N.C. <A P > - Ethiopia's Mlruts Ylf\er, win- nlna both distance races, and America's Mark Wohlbuter, with a fast victory at 800 meters, established themae1ves u •troni Olympic contenders Saturday ln the United States-Pan Alrican- West German track meet. World records were set ln the men's and women's mile relays by ADlertcan and German tearm, but tbe marts were weU abort ot the comparable metric stanclardl. The four-lap relay ls uaua111 tan at.1,eoo oietAn in in·-. .. . ternaUonal competitim. Wohlbuter wa.1 well pleased with his 1 :44.1 800-meter win over Kenya's J obn KJprugat. It was· bis fastest Um• this year and just fou r-tenths off the world record he has flirted with for two yean. He said it reestablished him, both on paper and ln his own mlnd, atop tbc world's balr· miters. $ulN'ftarftt., ell •vents In INten ""'•" .-•ti.cl: Mlft'\ 200 -1, bMle J-. U.S.. 20 ... 2 CCI ,....*'· u.r. .. 26.I a.,,.,.,.,, LOllClllY ~1 t1.a . .,_ft"t. 2.00 -I. All<• AMunl, o;w.M, 1l. tw l. Ttm GUH, U.S., t J.I i. AMIQret Aldlter, Wtat (;erfNWly, U . I, . /\ I I Immortalized, the subject ol pn>Se and verse, Diz became a legend, despite an educatloe which ended in Lbc secoed grade ... And I wasn't ao fOOd in first 8 r a.de e.ltheJ'," be once1 aa1d. ,, "He was Dizzy Dean, with enormous charm and color and appeal," said Red Barber. "He was smarter than a Cox. 1 think be always knew what be was doln.g and what be was saying. and I wish I had lbc money he bal made and saved. He bu it buried ln tomato cans all owr J Mlllb5tppL., See .,._,., •• a . · Cf DAILY PILOT DllZYDEAN Colltlaued from Page CI Dizzy ... The social unr est and sophisticated trends o( the 00s and early 70's never atrected Dean. "Who the heck is Raquel Welch?" he once asked ln total sincerity. He was an enduring relic. For those who feared that nothing would remajn as it had, Dizzy Dean was proor to the contrary. Just as my father had laughed · at his antics on the field, I re- vered Dean's frolics in the broad- cast booth. "He became a legend to thousands of people who didn't know if Dizzy had thrown lelt· handed or rig ht·handed. And didn't care," announcer Buddy Blattner said. I like to reme mber Diizy as I last heard him, a year before his death. NBC brought him back for its firs t 1973 Monday night telecas t, and he completely dominated regulars Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek. Where did Dizzy live, Gowdy asked him. .. Why, in Bond, Mississippi." Where's Bond? "Oh, 'bout three miles away from Wiggins.'· Where's Wig- gins? ·'Ob, 'bout three miles away from Bond," Diz replied. Only Dean could get away with that. ''They'll never be another one like me," he once sajd. And as was his t•us tom , Dizzy Dean was right. ports In Brl f Lightning Burm 2 Illinois Golfers COLUMBIA, 111. -Two St.. Louis golfers were seriously burned by ll1btning Saturday when they took refuge under a small tree after a thunderstorm broke out, the I lUnohs State Police said. Angel Menendez, 57, a.nd Joseph Fernandez, so, were taken to Belleville, Jll ., Memorial Hospital. The men wen~ under the tree with two other golfers at Triple Lakes golf course when a lightn- ing bolt s~ruck a tree nearby, troopers said. The two other m en were not in- jured. a...,,. o..tftl SANTIAGO, Chile -Chile ousted defending champion South Africa from Davis Cup ten· nis competition Saturday by clinching the American Zone final with a doubles victory for an unbeatable 3·0 lead in their best-of-five series. Chile's doubles team of Jaime Fillol and Patricio Cornejo, who each had won singles matches Friday, beat Frew McMillan and Ray Moore of South Africa 7-5,. S.2, 6-4 Saturday. Pelelttjured TORONTO -New York Cosmos superstar Pele reported- ly sustained a severe left thigh injury. early in the second half of a North American Soccer League game between the Toronto Metros·Crotia and the Co6mo.5, a Co6mos spokesman said Satur- day night. Toronto won the match 3·0. Rookie Leadfllfl SUTTON, Mass. -Rookie Danny Edwards birdied his last two holes for a 69, broke out of the most tightly·packed, massive jam of players the tour has seen in years and look the lead Satur· day in the $200 ,000 Pleasant Valley golf classic. The 24 ·year·old Edwards pul on ll Canlastic exhibition of scrambling -he one.putted seven holes in a row at one stretch -on his way to a three- round total of 207, six-under.par on the hilly, windswept, 7,119- )·ard Pleasant Valley Country Club course. ~UTTON, Mus. CAP) -L••dtrl •lier !t.flutday') lllJ•d·•ound In the ~.Oil) Pleawnt ll•lley Goll Cl•\~lc. Denny Edw•rcb Met MclAflClon ROCICurl Le•EIOtr BcnCreMl\•w Olv<k Covrlnry Georv-JoM~n BudAllln Mlller 8ar~r A099r Maltbl~ c.eor~ Knudson Homero e1 ... u . l.ff Trevino Al Gotlberoer H•i. trwtn J1M M4l"tr10 MerkH•vu \/IC Ae~l•dO O.w Stockton Lanny W•dklM Brutt Crempton Mike Reno• C..ry Mt Cord Cifler Jone. !>ltVt Mtlnyk A•lpll HohMIOn 08,,. 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Bull~·ght Drawback UPITt•~· One of exico's top matadors, Antonio Lemelin, suf- fered his s. nd serious goring in less than six months recently when he was caught on the left thigh by this bull at Tijuana. Haden Injured; Sun in 23-8 Win PHILADELPHIA (AP ) - Rookie Anthony Davis rushed for three touchdowns to lead the Southern California Sun to an easy 23·8 triumph over the Philadelphia Bell in a World Football League preseason game before 2,614. the air before King Corcoran came in to lead the team to its on· ly score. The Sun backfield ran at will through the Bell defense, racking up 219 yards on the ground. Meanwhile, the Bell offense sput· tered. The highly-touted J .J . Jen· nings, a leading W FL rusher last season, got only 18 yards in six carries forthe Bell. Lone Gal Is Champ In Midgets ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <A PJ - Stcvl Ceder strom ls a pixie, but sht! leaves exhaust fumes, not stardust, in her wake. 'fhe petite Californian is the lone woman competing in Three. Quarter midget car races. and she's a champion to boot. The 5-foot-J1h , 97·pound driver hus won numerous races in a dozen years o( driving on the West Coast. One Saturday ln a borrowed car she held the lead for most of n 3S·lap race here in Convention Ha ll before finishing second in a ri eld o( 24 . Midget r aces usually carry midtel purses, but Cederstrom was d elighte d with the $262 second place prize. "I ran Yuma, Arizona. and It paid $72 to win," she recalled. The race promoters also pre· vailed upon her to stay an extra week and compete for Sl,000 in Convention JI all this Saturday night. Cede rs trom, who ls in her mid-20s, lives in Anaheim and works full-time as a data pro· cessing clerk at an auto plant in South Gate. She took four vaca- tion days and two days off without pay to compete here. Racing is a weekend hobby (or her. but she lakes it seriously. "I'm no slot:1ch. I don't drive like a gi rl." s he said. "I don't pussyfoot around." The key to midget driving is "coordination and keeping your head. I have super reflexes when I'm in a car," she said, adding with a laugh, "When I'm out of a c·ar I'm s o uncoordinated it's pathetic. I trip over things.'' In California the TQs can hit 100 m.p.h. on asphalt and 90 on dirt. The speed is about hair that on Convention Ball's indoor track. Trio Share Lead "It ·s kind o( sad. I'll tell you what it reminds m e of. When I went off to college. . .leaving home," Lilly told the Dallas Times Herald in revealing that he will not report with other veterans to the Cowboys training camp today at Thousand Oaks. But the victory cost lhe Sun its backup quarterback, Pat Haden, who s uffered what was thought to be a shoulder separation. Haden replaced Daryle Lamonica, who had undergone a hernia opera- tion. Davis gained 78 yards -15 more than the entire Bell team got on the ground. The Bell, which played in anti· quated JFK Stadium last season, switched to the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field this year. But it did little (or its attendance Saturday night. Paid attendance was announced at 2,614. TQs w e ig h upwards o( 600 pounds and have a 60-inch whcd base, compared to J ,000 pounds :_ind 'iO-inches for a full midget. 1\nothcr woman has already competed in full midgets, and Cederstrom is ~oping to get hL·r chance late r this year in California. In Women's Open NORTHFIELD, N.J . <AP> - Sandra Post was thankful. San- dra Palmer called for prayers. Sally Little wa n led to get it all over with. The three women, with dif· ferent reactions. took v=lried routes Saturday to a share or the 011T¥Teda9 a. ..... 7 ., l ::t• lead arter three rounds or the $55,000 U.S. Women's Open golf cteampionship. Each had a S4 ·hole total of 223. seven over par on the windswept Atlantic City Country Club course and one stroke ahead of another threesom e -teen·age amateur Nancy Lopez and veterans JoAnne Carner and Debbie Austin. "I just had lo be thankful that [ wdn't make a seven," said Post, a Z1·year-old Canadian, after she took a bogey·six on the 18th hole and fell from the top into a tie. Palmer s~id the rough was so treacherous that once you got in you were dead. "You need prayers to get out ... she s aid. Little. who rallied from a bad first round,said:'I feel great. I re· ally do. I want to go out and get il over with right now." Lopez started the day tied with Po.5t for the lead but skied to a five-over-par 77 ·224, eight over par on the 6,165·yard Atlantic Ci· ty Country Club course. Defending champion Sandra Haynie and rookie pro Amy Alcott finished the third round al 225. S<°"' after ~lurd•\r'S third rourd In 1rw ~s ooo U.S. Wome11's 0~11 QOll tl'l•mp1ons111p. ' a ·denoltS •m•ltur . 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England - against John Alexander of Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil was Australia. declared the winner o{ the Alexander de!eated Andrew British Grand Prix auto race Pat~iso~ of Rhod~sia 6·4, 6·4 Saturday afte r seven cars earlier m the opemng semifinal j crashed on the wet Silverstone match. / track. Yanks, Russians Brawl \ CALI. Colombia (AP) -The spirit o( detente between the American and Soviet water polo teams ended Saturday night with a brawl that followed the teams ' 4·4 tie at the World Aquatic Champions hips . The Americans, who have never beaten the Russian water polo team in major international competition, h eld 3·0 and 4.3 leads, but were severely deflated when Alexandr Oreval scored the tying goal with five seconds remaining. After the teams played the last five seconds and the Americans playing short one man, barely missed a desperation heave wilh one second left, a swinging free. for.all ensued in front of the Russian net. It took nearly 30 seconds to restore order in the water. In anothe r WFL game, Charlotte edged Chicago, 22·21. TV Sports 11 :05 a .m . (5) -ANGELS BASEBALL-The (;a)ifornia Angels clash with the Indians at Cleveland in an American League baseball game. 1:30 p .m . C2> -PRO TENNIS -Dick Stockton faces Jeff Borowiak in a second-round match in the CBS Tennis Classic, taped at Puerto Rico. Fra ncoise Durr and Chris E vert are also Ceatured. 1:30 p.m . (7) -WOMEN'S GOLF -The final round of the 30th U.S. Women's Open at Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield. N.J . The purse ls $65,000 with the winner collecting $8,000 on the par 72, 6,222-yard course. The last five holes will be shown. Defending champion is Sandra Haynie. She g rew up a Lomboy in F1int. Mich .. and Gardena, Calif., lt·arned about autos from a hrother. and switched from surf- ing to driving half-midgets while s till in high school. Tom Beall, the owner of the car she normall y drives·. needed a driver to replace a service·bound son. She was lapped in her first r~ce and won her second. Three years later she graduat- ed to micro-midgets and con· tinucd collecting trophies and titles. "Then l was stuck in micros fnr seven years because TQs wouldn't let girls in until January 19i3 ... Iler ambitions are ''to dri\'c full midgets a nd to have a fami· I~:· in that order. She wouldn't ~ive up racing no'' fo r marriage and children but she wants a family eventual- ly because "I don't want to wake up al40 years old with nothing.·• She has had a few spills and some broken fingers in smaller racers. but not the TQs. ·'They're not dangerous. 1t you 'r e insecure, they're dangerous for you. But it's not In· dianapolis where you're going 200 miles an hour." 4x4 SALE Baseball Standings FV Wins Loop Title Fount a in Valley clinched the National League championship in Am e rican Legion baseball Saturday with an 8·0 victory at Brea to finish the regular season Fo1111t•ln V•ll•Y Ci t 5.,..,,~.2b o. Bienek. t i Wl1$0n, r1 WOolard.P •b r II 5 0 1 7 2 I 71 LAMDCIU1SH SOFTTOf' W-liubt ~ (l37FVY) s2999 s4199 74 IM1'L SCOVT "'"o lit. tit tO"d.. _ .. ,_... lt1:JtCUo4) s4999 14999 TOYOTA ll'OIT ~ A11t-llC, 114t••t ll•~lf\9. -~ 11t _,.. AM/1M ndlO.. ..,,,. ~ .. ,. s I 500 ltlCOUMf ,_..MMM._...,.,_. °" ................... 71YOUO 1'414 ... 0.-Avl•-11~ all Q0"4 Pow« ,...,,"O ,.,_ ,,.. ,,....,.. .......,.. nma ·~·· 17186 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlvlmon w L Pd.GB Boston 53 37 .589 Milwaukee 47 44 .516 61/2 New York 46 44 .5Jl 7 Baltimore 45 44 .506 71/2 Detroit 41 49 ."56 12 Cleveland 40 50 .444 13 West Dlvltlon Oakland 57 34 .626 Kansas City 47 44 .516 10 Chicago 43 4'6 .483 13 Texas 4a so .462 15 Anleb 43 52 .Ul 16 Minnesota 40 51 -~ 17 ' NATIONAL LEAGUE East w L Pct.GB Pittsburgh 57 34 .626 Philadelphia 52 40 .565 51h New York 45 43 .511 101/!z St. Louis 43 46 .483 13 Chicago 43 49 .467 141/!z Montreal 37 49 .430 ·17 th West Cincinnati 62 31 .667 Dod1era 50 44 .532 12'h San Francisco 43 48 ... 73 18 San Diego 42 50 .457 19lf.l Atlanta 40 51 .440 21 Houston 33 62 .347 30 Tecto·,c;a- Alllflt• (Nlekro 1·7l •t MontrNI <FrvmMI 7-t>, prtcecMd by 'omplellon ol Mi>y IS "'--d 9-· Cl11cl11n•tl (Kirby 7·)) et Pllll•delplll• (""*'°WOOCI .. 7). Ho\lston IP'•ntll )•I •t New YOf'tl <T•ll U I. Pltttaiwrtfl Cllook•r 7.4 •n«I c:.nd91erl• •·ll ... Safi f'ren<IK O (HtllClll )·6 end Drlldl•Y ,_,,. '· st ~'' llleed ,., •11e1 curm ~71•t!Min04 ... IMl lftto\111·1.nd Folkers 3·71. 2. OM~ l~mMl •I ~Chooton6tl. ' ., I with a 9·3 record. Brian Edwards and Rick Woolard hit home \/. Bienek, If.cf Fox lb Cr•it. •b 8eM•, lb V• .. ~utl,SS JKkWI, r1·11 AltllO, If ECIWtrdl,c Tot•I• 2 0 I) s , 3 4 1 l 5 0 1 4 1 , 1 0 0 5 I) 1 3 I I 0 0 0 <I 1 I <10 • 14 runs and W oolard r 11 • pitche d a two·hitler._=~~~v-•1_~_Y~~~~~·l~~~~~~~1~:-~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ston-y 111nlflf• BobHope and other stars in free shows! Admlulon Sl.'5 Children. &-1 Ul.00 Childrm 11nd«f ti1-fm Mon. thru Sot. 8:00 On K1ttll1 Nut IOI 'fff. Los Alamitos KOW thru AUG. 20 I 4 llACTll 5 b b ... Checkered Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY Rich Muther ls buck home in Laguna Beach after more than two monlhs on the road and is ha~y to be back. ut~er w~s bumped from the Indianapolis 500 a~ the la.st minute but says that wasn't his bi ggest disappointment at Indy. .• "I felt worse about not getUng the ride in A. J . ..toyt ~backup car them I did In not making the r~ce, he: says. "I had been counting on it and I m ~ure it could have been n rocket to stardom. Foyt scars il rc •cally gl'eat.." Mulher picke d up a ride in t he backup car for -Fr:ed Gearhart. and Thermo-King at the last minute and made the field as the 33rd qualirier be0~ore being bumped out at the last minute. We put that valve on the car and I didn't have u. chance to run iL in practice berore qualifying. The valve cost us 400 rpms or I could have gone faster. .. As it was , l would have brought the car in ~f?re completing the run if the crew had been g1vtng me the right limes. They had me going faster tha n I was running_ I'm sure I could have made the race other~ise. Major Duappofn••e11• How about the future with A. J . 1'"'oyt? .. He bas promised me that if he runs a second car in any o r the races remaining this year, I 'll be the one to drive it but I don't know. "He told me he had thought about it a lot at In - dy before making a decision. But at the last minute he decid ed to run only one car and make it a total team effort in order to try and win. "It was disappointing to me but I can un-derslandhispos1t1on. '' ... NoPractitt. At Pocono, Muther drove the Thermo-King :special again and finished 13th. "It was another case of no practice," he says. "'During carburetion tests, we put new springs on the front end and bcCore we could get on the track, somebody blew an engine and spilled oil. They closed the track for the day. "We didn't get to try the springs and on r ace d ay we left them on and they didn't work loo well. Bull just kept going around the track.•• What about the future for Rick l\.1uther? "Righl now I'm going to relax a bit and hope something comes up in the racing busin ess before long. I would like to get into the Formula 5,000 series. That's where I st arted, but they onl y have four or rive top guys a nd the rest are a buncho£weallhy ~uy~ whodrivelheirowncars.". Powder-ptdf Winner J oy Marimon, the Newport Beach lligh track standout who doubles in motcicross racing during the summer months, won the powder-puff world m.ini cycle championship at Carls bad Raceway r ecently. Her next outing will be at the Ora nge County Fairgrounds on the short, flat track tha t is used Friday nights for speedway cycle racing. She will compete in daytime events during the fair on July 19 aad 20. lier molorcycle is tuned to perfection by a former race car driver and ex-Costa Mesa r esi- dent, Fory Richardson. He a pparently has the key to success for Joy and her minicycle. She has won major races each of the last two years. A year ago she captured the minicycle cham- pionship al Indian Dunes. Area Aces Shine In LA Motocross LOS ANGELES -Velke, driving a CZ, 1immy Ellis used protec-f'mally passed Runyard lion Crom Can-Am team-and was cha llenging El· mate Mike Runyard to tis rorthe lead on the lllh win the third molo and lap. Then Jim Weinert of capture the 250 cubic Laguna Beach passed centimeter international Velke and Velke fell. By competition at th e lhetime hereeovered he Motocross Superbowl in was out of contention in Los Angeles Coliseum the race and for the over- Saturday night. all title. Zdenek Velky o r Weinertwassecondon Czechoslovakia and Ellis hi s Yamaha. Pierre each captured one of the Karsmakers or Mission rtrst two motos, but Viejo was third on a Velky was ahead on com-Honda. bined points going into Gaylon Mosier o f the third m oto becauseof Garden Grove, driving a a second place finish in Ma.ico, won the 500 cubic thesecondmoto. centimeter national But Ellis ran away competition in a three- rrom the field a t the motor race series con- opening of the third race. eluded earlier. Early in the r ace Timmy Croft o( San Bunyard acted as in-Diego w as second on a t erferenee, preventing H o nda a: n d D oug other drivers rrom pass-Sherman o( Rowland lng him to catch up to El-Height.5. Cali(., was third lis. on a Maico. Jones Burned Up, . Refuses to Play NEW YORK CAP) -alternatives in the Jones Cleon Jones, lbe troubled case t.o keep him on the New York Mets out-team, suspend him, re- flelder, m el Saturday lease him or trade him. with Mets gen eral Jn order lo be traded, manager Joe McDonald, however, J o nes must who took no immediate give his coosent since he act.ion on Jones' act o( i3 a IO-year man. ••Jns ubordinaUon" Fri-Jones, who did not dayntgbt. work out with the team Jones refused to play before Saturday's game left field in the eighth in· against Atlanta, said, nlng after rlnch-hittlng ''Whatever happens, in the last o the aeventh happens." agaln1t the All1nta "We bad a discUS&.ioo Braves. Jones then on what should be hap- to11ed hl1 glove and penioa with hll playing towel• on the du1out and not J?l•ylna. He Ls floor. fn111tratcd," McDonald ''I'm asltlng (or time," said. said McDonald. "Jt wu McDonald added that a clear case o( In-there was a dll(erence of 1ubordlaation Frld1y opinion be&.ween Jones nlabL Somethinl oould and m anagement over happeu in 24 boura.. It who lhould play len field could happen la two re&\tlarl y . D ave hours. l can't ••Y when. Kinsman. who leads the My alUtude. ll 'let'• be club in home runs with IUl9Wbal we're dolna'." 16, bu Uken over Jones' . 11 . ...0aaa.ld aald the left field Job. ~Ad!'f, Juty 20, 107$ DAJlYPILDT C3 Garvey Feels No J l Coast Area Los Al Checking Out '·Results Pressure WS ANC ELES -Jt.'s been an unusual season ror Steve Carvey and the ~ Golf Results Los Angeles Dodgers. Study illuscrauon .fl ttnd note how ,nugly the-1hUmb Instead of a National o( the !ch hand fit s agains1 the-mta1y p•d of the-right League dynasty some 11\umb. Thi~ 1) the ma.in point of contact bctwctn the predicted when the team two hands. I or .;on~i~tcnt shotm11J;ing, i1 must remain WOn t.he pennant las t .;onSUln\ lhroughOUI yout ,.,.:1ng. f J\ ~ year, the Dodgers have The m••n danger point 1n 1he \.!/ ~'i been bothered by in-~wing is at the 1op of your back- juries and slumps and swing (1llus11a1ion I.!). Check 10 are Car behind :;incinnu.ti in the NL West. sec if you arc holding you rconlai:t T he Dodgers alw.ays ~int b~twccn 1hc hands in1act have projected a close-{1llunrat1on 1JJ. _, ~ knit image but even that I <.\ m.:-m: Was questioned when an \V · "' · article last month quoted 1 • • some players as being -less than pleased with N 0 \ YES Carvey's public image. lf your hii nds arc separating at this juncture, it 's· probably becau~ you are swinging too fa~t. Slow down your backswing until you c:i.n ••s.ct" your hands into position at the top .... ·it hout their tend ing to move apart_. What appa.rently stung the most was a comment that Garvey's wire, Cyn- dy, was overly eager for publlcily_hcrself. F=================·=·=·'=:=j Did the com men l s IRON OUT THOS[ !RON SHOTS! Arnold P•lm•t'• bookl•I "Hittms bother Garvey? '"• l•on )" 1•v•' tll•mp10n~h1p t•P~ to n•!p ~ha•pen "°"r 11on-lllot 1ecllnoQue . Send 204 •nd • lt•mped, return envelope'° Arnold ''Sure,'' th e f irs t Pa1m1>r.1nc~reot!h1snew~pJper. baseman said, ~---------------------~ .. Anytime you have a personal affront on your family it would. But as for any efCect on my play or the team, that ~·ould be so small." . Irvine Loses Two; Brown, Kirk Star the ninth. Garvey s aid be de- cided personally that, "I'd rather do my talk- ing with a bat and glove instead of in the media.'' Since the incid ent Garvey has shaken a per so nal sl u mp and paces the Dodgers, hit- ting just under .320 with nearly 60 runs batted in and 11 borne runs. SAN DIEGO-Rod Brown went 6-for-9 and Kevin Kirk went 4-Cor-B. b ut their I rvine Collegians dropped a doubleh ead e r to J .. a· Mesa. 10-2 and 7-6, here Saturday a fternoon in summer intercollegiate baseball action. An Irvine error in the 12th inning allowed La Mesa to score the win- Personal slumps alone haven't been the entire problem, Garvey said. "We had a prolonged team slump and one or those things can become contagious," he said_ Brown's rbi double and Tom Soto's sacrifice ny accounted for 1rvine's two runs in the seven- inning opener. ning run_ Irvine returns to ac- tion today, m eetin g ho5t National C ity in a doubleheader that starts at noon. FIRST GAME lr~IMUI .. ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . • "' ' ' • • • • ' • • ' • • ' • ' ' ' ' ' • R.o5e Fergus took fir.rt place in flight A with an 87 in a low gross tourna- ment at Fountain Valley Mile Square Gol( Course. Fergug was one stroke a:head or M ii lie l{ayes and six in front or J{elen Doyle and Bobbie Webb (93). In flight B, J ean Castor won with a 95, while Rose M·ilJer and Jlamae White tied for second with 99s. Jo third place was Rhonda J e(. tress with 100. Carol Friedersdorf"s 103 was good enough for first place in fli ght C. Gail Boozell and Charlotte Small tied for second with 104s. In Clight 0, Norma Watson had a 99 lo £inish ahead of Lorai n e Ackerm an (100) and June l{amor ( 103). And in flight E, Fran- cis Dorne's 113 look fi rst place, whi l e Betty Groetsch ( 116) was second, and Peg Fran- com and Lorraine Spal were th ird with l 17s. El Niguel Jane Robertson was the first fl ight winner in a low net tournament al El Niguel Country Club. Robertson's 72 was three strokes better than Kris Pape·s 75. J ane Fohl had a 76 ; Maxine Nevin a 77. In the second night, Nell Townsend finished ln a four man point par tourney at E l Niguel Country Club recently, Rick Go u i n, Norm DePlanq u e, Gordon Hal lid ay and Robert Jordan had a 147 to win by seven strokes. The entire Dodgers of- fense is sub-pa r this year, scoring 100 less runs than they had at this time in 1974. "As Walt Alston says, those runs would have won us a lot of games." said Garvey. lie added, however, that he doesn't feel any added pressure t.o produce since he won the league's Most Valua- ble Player Award la.st In the 12-inning second game, Brown had Cour hil.S in fiv e appearances, and Kirk had an rbi dou- ble in the sixth inning and a two-run double in Area Nines Split Pair .._ ... ,..,u Tl-•man.cf H.lrl(IKk. II> Cllfre•1.11 klrti.ll> 8.&Mlno;i.t 0..•11.tl Ou<ty,<11> Curr..,,O ~lolnd,p T<1t•I~ ' ' ' ' ,. ' S<o•••• 111n1.,., ' • ' . OO(I O'lO 0-1 ~ OO<I ~20 •-•o 1 Sf.CONOGAME Phil Eriksen, Jim FoU- ingstad, Chuck Warnick ~ and Ray Hende rson were o in second place at 140. ' ' The Huntington Beach A's came up with two runs in the fifth inning season. thanks to Dan J ackson's "l can't really put any double and rbi singles more pressure on mysel( from Mickey Swenson because when you do and J eff Johnson to gain that you compound your a 4-3 verdict over Legion problems," he said . 333 in Long Beach Joe Garvey has driven in DiMaggio baseball ac- (ewer runs lhis year than , tioo at Lakewood High last. but says, "I ap-Saturday. proach each game the Ha waiian Gardens, same way each day, lo however, was cuffed by gooutanddosomethingthe Great We s t ern to help us win whether Cardinals , 5-1, in Coast it's a single, a sacrifice Connie Mack action al or a good defensive Blair Field in Long play." Beach. As for the e ntire or- . fense, he s aid, .. We just Bro-,2b Solo,s.s lieder·m.on,t l H•rl(OC~, Correll. If Kit~, Jb e.nnl"'l!.41> ....... (,) .. ' ' ' ' ' • • . ' There was a tie ror 11 ,.. third between Robert -" '"*·" °"''"· rf S«IUr. p Tot.ii~ ' . ' ' . ' ' ' ' . • • • • ~ . ~i.-,11110i1t9S • • ' • ' ' ' ' • • • " ' ' ' ' • ' ' • • ' • ' ' . . 000 002 OOJ 1004 11 S 100 002 Ol'O 101-1 10 I THINK HONDA MOTORCYCLES SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER F<or A s..ttw OHi L J 150 lkoch ll•d. Wntiftn1tw 531-6824 Pro Soccer ,., .... ,...Sc_, PNtoldtlpl'l/•1.Ml.oiml I. (ot l W'""""'91:on J, Rot ... ll•r 1, lot) Oii""'904, &11 ......... 1 5-nAlltorlto 1, o. ....... 0 S.....Ur'1kWH r.~2.Phli.ci.1pew..1 T-J.-Yor\I ,..,,, ..... J, St. l.ouk J too UliA.nvlllH l. 0.ll•l l 'iit•!Ue J. v.,..;....,verO 8oSton t,S... Jo>.eO THINK TOYOTA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER For • IHtC'r Of'd I 0081 G. G. ~•d. GCll'deft Gro•e Sl1·5464 Vaughan, Dick BilUngs, Wade Hampton and Bill Brown and Dirk Rochon, Phil Rhorer, Art Leon and Jim D'Arcy. They were at 136. In a mixed best ball twosome. Mr. and Mi's. Rick Gouin tied for first with ?.1 r . and Mrs. George Woo dw ard. Three couples were one stroke back at 64. They were Mr. and Mrs. Craig Williamson , Dr. and Mrs. John Warren and Dr. J . Warren and Mrs. W. Christen~en . Big Cat1yon In a four-man, low-net competition at Big Ca- nyon Country Club re- cen l ly, the team of Frank Buckner, Dirk Clark, llarry Bouchier and Lou Evans took first place honors with a 126. They fini s h ed two strokes ahead 0£ I.eek Merritt, Harry Dodson, Ken Bishop and Will llig- gin . In a partners' mat.ch vs. par best ba ll compeli- tion . Linn Hodge and Joe Manson , al plu s 12, £inisbed four strokes in front or J immy Jones and J ake PivarofL Pro Net Results WOlll.OTEAM l'EHHIS l~ .... lill,S..•O~U 'No.,..f'I -loM'f'tct UI bul C"Yl"'r; i-J; Youf'lll·Hunt !SO) be•t 0-ton Mi'f'tc• .... Men -Rulfe1i fl) be•! V•i•Y ""mlt••i .._.; Sl.,.,e·Ruttel~ Ill ON! A•m.C••1·Artn1lf<lJ t ·J. M1•td <IO\lllle' -R .. l>IC>t\·YOUl'lg (SDI bt'"t Bo~l•om·B.ortll ... l. Iii: 1,1« 110\len JI. H ...... o1ii 11 Wo'""n -lurnl>uil·S1evuK !B! bN1 Kurk....a~ll·C.Ourl•• •·1. 1<. ~"' 18! be.iltl<u•ken<UU•·J. ,,.,.n -Htw•!1·R. ReKI (D) btd! o.. ... c1 ...... euc""<lll t·•· 1·1. R. Re"' (8) !>NT Bu<~MIJ t ·l. IW•e<ldO!.lllle~ -K. Re!d·Dr;N;e fBI De'"I Gour i.v·Edlehon •·l, Iii: 1,SoliJ s.&• Fr•nti.coJ!. ~1. n wt>men -Stove !SFI be•l Oun-i-1; Shoiw-0..rr (Pl De•! Sto""'·l<•'t<l"'llf•, ... Men -RocM IP! be•I O•...,. 1-41; Ol<l!er·Botl·n~U'<fl !SFI De•! ""611 ..... -M~ Miiie<! -St0¥<!·8orhrnste<ft e,F) IJtoif Sft.IW·~!ln .. J. A: ),llf ,..._Tt.nZl,l.eiA-""» Wl><nen -Kl119 CNYI 11e .. 1 ~Is M ; Klng-Sc.h.111•u (HV) bed I Harter• c;r.-... i. MRn -,,..ver {HY) bt•t U.... ~; C-IN~te ..... {LAI bt•I Mel"!r ""1d S..olleM. Ml119d -w .. oe-stoUe !NYJ beill Gi!UI~ M.W:er14·l. THINK .Jaguar SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER for A httff OHi I 1750 t.och l l•d. w....-..... 5)7.6824 u f.ucu .. 119"•• "'' • l·Uftk ........... ,,, ....... 'f.CONO llACE -lSO Y••d~. l ..... Old\._..__""'" $1ta0 . .. _ CMylnl • . .O ) 10 J.'° ""-.d'• 11..i u.d'¥ (W•rll ~ . .0 ) ~ Mn.• Do<.Olc E-Cl•••~u••I >.20 Tl--11,11 Aho '"" -""'"'!Gr T9, ~ .-. KIC'lv 8<10hl. T111y -'It, Kic.pu ODii NOMril<"""· TMlllO llACE -U0 t"rlb. J .. _.. -&. up. Cl-llml119. ,,.,.,,.... $1tCIQ. N .... !Kort) 10.0D '·"° • to Fla< .. H' BdQlll f(".lrll<N•I .... ~-111 0..Ul'I -Only (C....••9"•) ;l.tO Oh-~plllFUgtit (W•rdj l .09 T ...... -11,}I Also ll•f'I -Belly t..e Bid,. P°"' Uo"ln,J!lt I •lent, -Feu. NO>C••t<l>e~. ll'OU•TM •ACI: -4'001'•rd1.. l1"!¥ ~· "°' C.l••m•"'ll· Pur.,. \l!iOO. ,, .... IBfoo:W~l 1t.OD 6.IO t m flocll~M1<1< !C••OW~I •.llO ~10 T•ulv Tried !W•llle• l l 10 Time l'O.~ Alw ,.., -Villel' Be•u. H ilty Ni>te, S...•~ Att.Kll, Jolly ~ • .,.,.,. NQ'lo(•••<l>e'•. Flf"TH AACC -l~ v••lh. JI"!.,. ~ Al-itnU.Pu•..e $]000. l.••r'~ Olce !Will.<>nl U-11 !W•lkffl • . .o .... l.60 10.llO ~., >.• Flftl N' Fi<llle IC.•Oo1•I Tln>t -11 ... Also ,.., -Oui<ll C.t•HI, GO 1'11"" Am9rlt•, Rel).,<<• Boone, e,1..., S.•ley, Clr<I<' F 1- N01o<:••1<~. Sl )(TN RACIE -3~ va•lfol. 3 Yf!ar !>111!.t. up. ci. ... 11l•d •llO••nte. ""'""' ..... Pait ot Olce 16fc:U•I 7 IO t,C) 7 .0 Tl'leGood lt>iel (O•evt"fl • . .O 1.~ S..venlMnStutl (lre•~ut•I 1.20 r.mr -u.•~ llil\O R•n -Ou;il Ml•~. E••W RIY Joi, Aebtl A<tlOn, Oupllc.•leW•n, w.., O>i<'• Ecl'IO. S<••l<l'led -Gr•v 0.n<fl', UE ... C'l•t-"•lr., Ok9 & ~·T•Go>M Tlllll'I, f'•lcl$91 .... SEVENTH llACE -•111 1'¥0:.. l ,.., ~ & up. All°""•nc.e. Pvrw """· RUWfld Bombtr (l.iptwm! 11.IG s.e • oo Q jun O.w!I !B•oo~~) •.40 l .-:> ~•lno !C•ltl J.20 r1--~.c1 Also R•n -A.,.,.a1 Pal&, John'~ Aotlo.el. Llltle Dupo:, I.fl'• Cot>t C..C.nq. ~~~ No)<.r4\C ... <.. EIGHTH RACE -))O 'fif<h. l~Nr old) I. up. (;l41m1N}. Pur!oot $-1-.clll. ()11~1< DODUn ~Ward) 16.70 6.00 ~(II) lli·R•<k On ...... " lBroolo.~) •.IXI 1 o'1 JU'>h•e P4 (M••U •.(II) Tome-11,9'1 "''"°A.,., -A·C~•rtiellO, r,~ B<lr<.. H.Ue• w • .,,,.,. D•l~+n· M•n, !oily .. ~moncl, """'t..i S.r &ill, L.o.i.~·~ loPM.o" NoMr•I<~~. >.-Mh;l,.el ~rturio Enlry 1Jt1a<US.-Clolt1< o..1111 & l·lt.Kll .,,..,.,,.,.,1.1 .... follNTM RACE -lSO y;1rdr.. l TUf' -· c i.1m1no-~11200.. -Go tUpr,.m) SI. LOUliJr fW•rdl P-IMlol CO.eyer I Tltne-11-04 1.00 4,40 l .... 13.0D 6.711 , .. Also .... -Go f;lohll, V&fl"s St•. F'lll'l 0....,.,, Dei.e,.t Trt•~. Bog E•Oe. ThtM ~111ni ~ NOsc••ltM!a.. U •IWdl .._ea_ c:;.o & '-St. lMlit .1r.,.i.utt.oo. THINK HONDA MOTORCYCLES SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER F<or A......,. OM 11150 a..tri ~·d. w..-. ... 517-4824 haven't been consistent ,. .... 1....,G.or.,..)111 1 this year like we were v1QNrou.111t-c ·~ 0 ~ '~ lastyear. FrHNn." J o o o "1'1 1 say one thing ....... ~.11 J o, • • • S-1,11 0 0 0 though.•• he added. P111 ... p11 1 o o o ··w e've been swinging ~~;:~~.lll ~ ~ ~ g the bat. We haven 't been o.v...lt•s.c , o o o , th d [ . MDl1,p 1 0 0 0 going up ere e ens1ve-1Nnw11no.11o 1 1 1 o ly and that's a good sign. 1<ut>K1<i, rt J o, • • VM Tlgl!em. c.I l l I Wh.en you do that you're Toh>ls l'. 1 " 1 bound to have things fall Scwetiv 111•111••1 , 11 , into place eventually." M•w•H ... c..rden• ooo 010 -• ' l Grt•I Win. C..•d• JOO 200 t-5 I 0 With the season more than half over, Garvey H1t11ll"f'M1a.,<llA'l141 said the Dodgers realize O>Urchwen.1b s...en-..1b tha t there is not that WOo1.,-o;1,c1 h . I £ .Jotvt.on, " muc time e t. s..uer,11 •b t II rlli j I I 0 J t I I J 0 I 1 1 0 1 I 0 0 I) 0 stnall -··uck·tire this week y "You don't want lo eran,p Grllllfl, rf wait until it's loo late and Mc.Gow.,.,,,., the mathematics start Prlut,Jb e..ll'Gri!. u running against you," he J.oCluon,c l 0 1 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 J 0 I 0 J 2 J 0 ,6 • 10 • said. Toi..i~ "We just have to get 5<-lly l•Rillll back on the right track.'' ~~m ' .. 001 1'00 0-J .. 1 002 070 ,. ..... 10 J COMES TO ORANGE COUNTY July 25-2f>.27 SEE TEHHIS STARS JohnNewc~ Margeret Court Francoise Durr-Tom Okker Tony Roche-Rosie Casals ••••••• Anaheim Convention Center nc• ................... ._, .. c--c:..hr ... OHie• UllorlJ. -llcMt .._ ... l1wuads..h 7 .50-6.00-4..So.-d 100 G ••• 4 A •d•Y. 7 I 4-635-5000 FOR SIZE: 6.70x 15 plus Federal Excise lax of $2.43 and relreoda~ trade-in. Power Express STEEL BELTED RADIAL LIGHT TRUCK TIRE' '"" --ff.l 7450 M~-~~ """ $ Po>::1 Sled l m SAi.{' SA'-"f SJOe(J 0eo 670·'5 '" ..,.., si .i3 !.()5,, () S...-e , !iO ~ 700.15 " "'"' "" Dlus fl T ol So4 23axJ 600·'6 " 3150 . '" re"80do::C>le •oae·h 650·'11 '° 40.X' :!51 Sr.."ei. K178·15. UU!·'6 OE orl 50!). 700·16 " """' ,.,, '"'~ "' '"'' J" ,11m1rr ., !i0·16 " ""' ,,,. --o 7().6 21 "'"' '" ··eoo-'!>5 .. ovo ,,. "8 i:vv lq eo.,, ~rat~ fOOe·n Woe're the OfhergJyS "u:.ieu B. F. 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NEW YORK (AP) -The intricate world of puts and calls and hedges and spreads h as burst out of a half- century of obscurity to beeome, over •the last two years, the fastest growing investment medium in this country. Known collectively as the options market, it plodded along for years without fanfare, written off by many investors as too complicated, too specialized or too risky. Now it is "the new game in town," in the words of Heinz H. Biel, a veteran Wall Street broker with the flnn of Hoppin, W atsoo Inc. THE TRANSFORMATION began in 1973 with the opening of the Chicago Board Options Exchange. This year, given the added momentum of a re· s urgent stock market, it has reached impressive proportions. An option, as increasing numbers of investors a re learning, is s imply a contract that gives its owner the right either lo buy or to sell a given stock at a specified price within a certain period of time. Rapid trlld• at the ·~n Stock Exchlinge ln.NewYoric Mia an option trader 8CribbUng furtouaty. specializes in option trading, in an in· troductory booklet on the subject. "For example, if a stock advances OI' declines by five percentorits value, the corresponding option may go up or down in price by 25 percent or more. "Because of the leverage, you m:ty achieve a worthwhile result with a mucb smaller sum than you would need in the stock market." In a hypothetical example, XYZ Co.'s stock is at 20. Investor One buys 100 shares of the stock for $2,000, while Investor Two pays $WO, equal to $l per share. for a call that gives him the right to buy 100 shares of XYZ at 20 for the next six montbs. · ASSUME XYZ bas risen to 30 near· ly six months later. Investor One has a SO perce nt gain. The option, meanwhile, has climbed to, say, $9 and Investor Two thus has made more than 100 percent on bis money. So far the boom h as concentrated on calls -options to buy. Efforts to de· velop activity in sell options, called "puts," a re still in the planning stages. than one million contracts a month, and monthly dollar volume had passed the $750 million mark. Each call controls a hundred shares of stock. On the b asis or shares in- volved, the Chicago Exchange is now the nation's second largest securities marketplace, running at 25 percent of New York Stock Exchange activity. tried his or her hand at options. And the big institutions which dominate trading in stocks have been moving only slowly into the options game. That's fine, experts caution, as long as stocks rise. But if XYZ declines, or even holds steady at 20 over the six· month life of the option, Invest.or Two watches his investment eventually tum wortbleas. Meantime, be bas received no part of any dividends paid by XYZ. Mutual funds, for example. have stayed away from options because of complications presented by tax laws. Why do options seem so attractive? What the Chicago Board Option Ex- change did was to provide the first marketplace for continuous trading in options. which previously had been available only from a small number of dealers specializing in them. FOR THE FIRST time, calls could be traded in the same way as stocks themselves. In the first full month of operation -May, 1973 -34,559 con- tracts were traded on the Chicago Ex- thange, with a total dollar volume of less than $25 million. In J anuary, the American Stock Ex- change joined in with its own options market, and last month a third opened -at the PBW Stock Ex- change, based in Philadelphia. Experts say calls that can be traded freely have several characteristics that many other t ypes of investments don't offer. THESE INCLUDE the opportunity· to est a blis h a maximum and known risk in each transaction and leverage -the hope of a big percentage profit. Another disadvantage of the options market noted by the experts comes in commission costs. Commission charges on options are about the same as those on stocks -averaging roughly .5 percent lo 1.5 percent of the total value involved. But because op- tion trading requires much more buy- ing and selling than long-term stock investment, the amount ol money that goes to transactions costs can be high. By June of this year, activity had eUmbed to an average rate of more YET WITH ALL this burgeoning ac- tivity, "people are still only beginning to learn how to use options." says m~. . Most estimates are that only one in 20 brokerage house customers has "Leverage. is what options are all about," says Paul Farmer of Marsh, Block & Co., a firm that "To be sure. this market is not suitable for e veryone, or for all purposes,'; says Farmer. "This is not the place for funds that belong in a savings bank. Nor does it serve the need for long·term investment." F aci~ity Completed The Don Koll Company, Inc., of Newport Beach, baa complet- ed a $900,000 warehouse and distribuUon facility, including open storage areas, at 1702 Moulton Parkway in Tustin, for Celanese Piping Syst ems, a manufacturer of plastic piping. The Celanese project, on a 10.2-acre site, is the rll'lt incre· ment of a 3()-acre planned development being constructed by the Don Koll Company for Kol l/Wells as a long-term investment. ac- cording to an a nnouncement by Everett Davis, senior vice presi- 1 dent. Davis s a id the warehouse and yard area were bu.ill specifically to Celanese requirements for a total building area ol 60,000 square feet. The sculpturett concrete tilt·up facility is doc~ high, fare..gprinkJeted aDd includes 5,000 square leet ol ad· ' ministraUve offices. · ArcbJted on the pn>ject. was Ri chard Kenneth Broob and AB· social.es of Co.la Mesa. avU engineer was WUliama.oo & Schmid ol Jrvine. Interim financing was by Union Bank, with the Coldwell Banker Newport Beacb office serving as lea.sing agent. Far West Declares Earnings . NEWPORT BEACH (BW> - Far West Financial Corp., parent financial company (or State )lutual Savln11 & Loan Assoda- Uoo. 1ald lut wffk that Far Weat jP1nanda1'1 an1udJted con90Uc1at- «I eamlnp after taxes but before exlraordlnary Items wore SOl.956, equal to J2 ~ aahare1 Cort.besecood!)u•rt«coded.lu.nc /, 30ofthisyear. Tbll compares with $281,499 or 15 ~enta for the !econd quarter ol m•. Exlraordlnary er-edJts arlsln1 from utilization ol tax Jouea equaled $153,SOO or d«ht cents ln tht second quarter ol 1W75 com· pared w l th SM. 000 or two cent.I for Lhe like quarter in .197'- Automobiles To Give Way To Buses? The automobile, for 30 years the supreme dream machine in America, is about to y1eld to other forms of tranaport.ation - if governmental and civic leaders have their way. According to a new Bank of America report, ex-perts believe that "swift, efficient public transportation wlll improve land use, control urban growth, re- vitalize the central cit.y, reduce air and noise pollution and smooth automoblle tramc now.•• The report, .. Transportation TraUbluers, '' 11 one of the bank'• Community Iasu~ and AcUon 1t•rie..a. The report, available al Bank of America offices, apat.Ugh• four typa of tr ansportatloo cut· rently under deYtlopment in Calilonlla -fixed route bules d lal-a ·rldea. carpools aod bk)' cl es. J Bank Giveaways Eyed by Senate WASHINGTON <UPI> -Three retail metthanta urged Congress last week to curtail the ability of financial instiluUona t.o offer free or discount merchandise to lure moaey, cont.endln1 it advenely aUects small businesses. TesUfyin1 before the Senate Setect Commit- tee on Small Business, they said bank pveaways are a "bi1 bua.lneu" and retail stores can't com- pete when a bank or saviqa and loan tnatituUon sells or gives away merchandise simllar to their product lines. Many financial lnlUtutton.s provide cheap or free incentive ltem1 ranctne fk'Om. cootware to lu11a1e for opentoa new account.a or addln• specific amoonll to a«OUDta. The Federal Reserve Board said lt has· re- ceived vel')' few eomplalnta from cu1tomer1 who have partJolpatecnn such pormodOnal procrams and that .,1ucb activities an provide member banks witb 10me nexibi.Uty in thelr au.in pta to 1t~ tract cu1tomera.'' "A bant does not ha" tlO make an invest - ment in Inventory, train employea, carry in· surance and p11 other coett normally usoclai.d with the d~·to-d•f conduct ol a mail Jewelry bueineu," said Mra. Kathryn Everhart, wbo nm two j.wel.17 atone lD Falrf u Couat1. VL • 0ow Ctiemlut u1"' a.JI Fort HD•trf Pa,_r 1 .. 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Jolu1 Doe 12) M•l11 Slteet .. ,.,, •• ,. ... ,., ••••• 12>'5 Styli$h Vogue type 011 fine quelity white 9""'"''' ,.,.,, r------~------~--~----Piii In,._,, ce..-. dip..-mall with $l .so .. ltUet ftrfntlnt LIMI Df•., ,..,, Office lex 1 Me C..ta Meu, Cellhmle f'26ff ....... I : . 1 •.•• I 1 • •• Orange·County Housing • Termed 'ToQ Expensive' Stressing that ''the ranks of the CONSmEBING 11IE primary disenfranchised prospective wa)'9 of cuttintt the prices of homeowners arc mushroomlne," homes, Enslander went counter Howard Englander, research to the current industry trend ot director of one of the nation's 0 goini back to smaller, simpler larges t residential real estate basic homes: firms, suggests a ''goodwill al· "There's a tendency to lowance" subsidy to builders, penetrat.e the mass market' by and streamlining bureaucratic attempting to scale down the processing. home. I don't know U there is Speaking on low·cost housing that much more we can do at the r ecent Pacific Coast beyond such lhinl• as minimum Builders Conrerence in San Fran-noor coverings, wall furnaces in· cisco, Englander. director of re-stead of forced air, elimination of search and consulting for Walker the dishwasher, etc. But, there's and Lee, Inc., noted: a fuzzy point at which such a "The Ford Administr ation. house is no longer marketable.'' housing program doesn't really oCCer any relier. Government has Englander stated that one im· displayed an insensitivity to the portant way to reduce housing housing problems of the poor. REAL ESTATE costs is to increase density. Cit· Governmental programs are all lne the case of a 1,500 square foot . defense and no offense. There is home on land with a fully de. no revolutionary thinking. Gov-veloped price of $52,000 per acre, ernment is too distant from the he noted that the house would realities of the marketplace. We cost $51,000 at 3.0 to the acre, have to get those guys in "WE WOULD SEEM lo need $43,000 at 4.5 to the acre, and Washington tow alk the earth. some experi m entatjon in the $40,000 at 5.5 to the acre. form of direct subsidies financed "When you increase density, 41WE CAN NO longer await out of national or state budgets-your per unit costs oo construc- governmental action. We must as opposed to funding by is-lion, materials, and labor remain take action ourselves. We need to suance of more government constant, but the unit costs on enlist consumer help. And we notes and bonds, which pressure sit.e, financing, sales and market.- need lo work harder on local gov· interest rates up. ing, and profit should be re· emment; the local planning com-duced." missioner is more powerful than "Why not channel a 'Housing the secretary or HUD." Allowance' s ubsidy directly to ENGLANDER STRESSED Questioning whether "there re· the builder? Test a system of that lower interest rates are ally a re Democratic a nd graduated bonuses awarded to another important way to make Republican sides to housing is· developers who could deliver housing more affordable: sues except in the minds of the Pro gr a m w o u l d r e qui r e "To qualify more families, we politicians," Englander said: ranges for moderate income should lower interest rates, "The issue is that 20 percent or categories.'' rather than lower tbe price of the our families dwell in substan-Conceding that such a subsidy home by gutting it. Just a one dard housing. Another 30to40 per-program would requir. . . . . . . . . . . percent downward adjustment in cent find themselves falling far safeguards, Englander said that interest is equivalent to a $.S,000 below a fairly realistic expecta· buyers would have to live in the reduction on a $40,000house." tion level. To find affordable hous-homes lo preclude speculators. To show the significance of i n g, l hes e low · and m id · His other rec om mendaUons for such a reduction, he noted that - manage ment and blue collar remedying subsidy programs: in Orange County alone -an in- workers mus t drive two hours lo . terest drop from nine to8 percent get to a box. That exacts both an • Consolidate and simplify the would qualify an additional c n v i r o n m e n t a l a n d a "many and conrusing" current 32,000 families for new homes. IC psychological toll.'' subsidy programs. the rate were to drop from nine to • Improve HUD's inspection six percent, 100,000 more CITING A Wa lker and Lee. and monitoring practices. families could qualify, he said. study or 175 housing develop-• Effectuate controls to prevent ments in the San Francisco Bay defectiv e cons tru cl ion. LOOKING FOR other answers area, Englander said that the speculative profits, and fraud. to lower cost housing, Englander area has no housing the average •Counsel buyers and renters. listed these: f ·1 ff d l 111· • Move subsidized housing out aml Y can a or -excep f • Ela· m1·nate the flood of S t Cl C t or the slums, where too many o an a ara oun y. ed bureaucratic red tape that ex· G · · t d t a 1· 1 on the poor people are concentrat . o • n g 1 n ° e tends building lead times to such California's fastest growth area, "financially intolerable" periods Orange County, Englander said: as two years. "Twenty.five percent of the • Reduce processing fees which households cannot qualify for ~ew u 0 ...,..L>Q account for an average of $1,200 any kind of new housing in 1 '11 n~ ••ivc;,o 008$40,000bouae. Oranie County. Onl:v 21 percent • Urge governmental bodies to can afford the average new S .11 D processplansconcurrenUy. home, which is priced at$60,000. ll mal •c.;onsolldate environmental NT r th impact reports. "ONLY 15 PERCE o e • Educate planning com- new single.family homes are SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) miJ1ion1 to the realities of creat· oriced under $50,000. For Orange _ The Bank of America ing affordable housing. County families earning $15,000, h • Demand uni·rorm building th l · l d · t has reported that ome eon y answer is a ong nve o 1 f ni .~,,,.,., that elimi·nate question&· R. id c t " building in Ca i or a re-,.-vu~ .. avers e oun Y · mains well below the level ble but expensive requirements. Quoting statistics from a · • Prov1'de flexi'ble mortdage W lk d L h tudy last year despite an in-• a er an ee rescarc s rll terms which enable a bnver to d t 1 i ed crease in May from Ap . · ....., or 5,000 mo e r a e y-pr c The bank's statistics in· pay less at first, more later. homes sold between 1971 and • Give a tax credit on interest 1974 Englander noted that the dicate housing stnrts up . . and 1 d few ' homes available for below 26.5 percent in May Crom earned in savings oan e· $40,000 have shrunk in size -the previous month, but posits. sometimes dramatically. 21.5 perce nt below the Englander noted that lowering During the four·year period, M:{~}97i, !~~~~mists ·said the price of new homes benefits the average $25,000·lo-$30,000 many more people with modest house shrunk Crom 1,318 to 1,286 the rate of housing starts incomes than just those who s quare feel ; the average would continue to increase move into them. He explained $30,000-to-$35 ,000 house , from lhe rest of the year but that that the people wbo bay the new 1,740 to l,.f88 square feet; and the 1975 would be under 1974 in home ma~e their present home average $35,000-to-$40,000 house, the number of housing un-or apartment available to so- from 2,136 to 1,511 square!eet. its started. meone in a less expensive dwell· 8und.y. July 20. 1 g1s BRIDGE LIFTED BY CRANE TO ALISO LAGUNA PROJECT Hoist That Bridge It wasn't the easiest planning resulted in the seven -sto r y e levator thing in the world to do, four minute lift opera· tower are part of the but with a host of COD· lion and the bridge was IO·acre, $2.8 millioo de- struction and d esign immediately welded into velopment which is engineers looking on. the its final position. The scheduled for com pletion 30-ton ••Mr. Crane'' three-arched bridge and at the end of Au gust. OAJL v PILOT Cl Sports Popular At Cove Sports-mmded youn~ adult.a are attracted to Mariner's Cove West townhouses because of the short distance to the Huntin g t on B eac h shoreline. Many of the new rest dents jog and ride their bikes down the newly in stalled bike trails and are looking forward tu seeing the U nited State~ National Surfing Cham- pionships held annually at the beach. Mariner's Cove West features one and two is tory, two b edroom townhouses from $38,850 to $40,350 with a secunty gate system. clubhoust·. saunas, Jacuzzi, a nd swim pool. This adult oriented development , planned for residents 16 yea rs and over has sedusion and fun appeaJ. swung its gigantic tower ~---------------------------around, plucked a 2.5 ton bridge from the eround and lifted it to the top of a South Laguna hillside this past week. The occasion was not the "First Annual Bridge Lifting Contest,'' b'ut part of a unique con- struction program at Darrow Corporation's 28-unlt Aliso Laguna con· dominium development. 0 AS FAR AS we know, it is the only bridge of its kind in the area," said Darrow Corporation President Ed Darrow. The wood and steel bridge. 34 reel long and 12 feet wide, will be used by residents to reach the topmost units which have a 360 degree view of the coastline, Pacific Ocean and Catalina. The bridge and 18-ton elevator tower were de- signed by MucCulloch and Associates. The structural e ngineer was Art Riggors. THE BRIDGE was constructed at the bot· tom of the Aliso Laguna hillside a nd the 30-ton crane required special shoring. The c rane is also used to lift construe· tion materials t o the building sites along the face of the hillside. Hours of advanced Entertelnment H•ppenlngs ..• OOllTMlllllT Fiims Theeter D•nce TelevJslon In the If you could afford to live anywhere in Newport Beach, chances are you'd live here. r ·11 • I ~ ' . Our buyers have reached that st~c in life \\here they can be quite choo:,y about. where they live. They want a carefree. N~hilarating home. One that complemenl.:> .Vewport Beach liuinJ:. The t>ntrancc is full·timc security attended. A private clubhouse. with pool and tennis court~. for play night or day, invites ) ou.·And Fashion Island, the ocean, the restaurants are delightfully near. These private homes arc abloom with fresh.carcfrccidcasand arc fully la ndscaped and cured for you on the ou~idc. You 'II probably choose J asminc Creek bccau~ it has thl' right. home in thl· ri~ht place. Be sure to S<'C thl• ek'l{ant new models, today. Fabulous terms, low int<>r1:,t rat.cs. specialized customiz· in~ allowu nCL• on IRVINE many homes. Phone VlllAG€S (7141640-'10'.W. M.J. BROCK A SON'-IN<.". ,\uN\\'u•IN••lu•n ( um11•n3 Jn the ViJlage of Harbor View• Homes from S95,500 to Sll8,500 • • • To lower the cost of housing lo ing. the public, Englander said~:---=====--------------========:-1 WALK to BEACH • • • New Units Ready at Beach walk A.J. Hall Corporation is completing 90 townhomes within 1,500 yards of the ocean for move-lns this summer al Beachwalk in Hunt· tngton Beach. A limited number of homes re- main1D1 in Unit 4 of the community are ready for Immediate occupancy now, according to the builder. The recreation· oriented development ii in the exclusive Hunt· ln1ton Seacliff area, across from the 18-bole soil course or Huntlnatoo Seacllff Country Club and a $300,000 private tennla club. NEXT TO Beachwalk are 12 nlsht·llshled public tenn1a court.a and UM community it..U of· fen a vertety of prlvat.e recreation f aclllUH wltbin lh extensive, landscaped treent>.lt areu. There are two clubhoulff for r11ldenta' use, a Junlor-al&e Olym- p l c s wlmmlnl pool, cabana bulldlnl wltb saunas, outdoor thenp1 pool and volltyball eourt. When compt.te. Beachwalk will have aeven swimmln1 pooll. The Team Cal Wolfe Linda Blue Wl'len It comes to secondary real estate financing, they know the score. Cal and Linda, working together with their staff, atranged and proceaed over $360,000 in new second trun deed loans during Mey, 1976. If you're in the market for a reel ata19 loan, why not give them a call? 644-8824 ii the number. Celll Newport Equity{11,~ AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPO~T CENTER OR .· SUITE 211 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 a hidde n treasure lies at MARINER'S COVE WEST We 're so st>clttded We ·re even difficult to Jim/ One & Two · story - 2 B.R. floor plans s3&,850 to s40,350 (LIMITED LOCATIONS AVAILABLE SO HURRY) DISCOVER WHY WE ARE ALMOST SOLD T! •New low interest rates! •Only 50 un its (no mo d) •New low closing costs! • 1h mi . from beach! •Tax rebate . some units! •Lg. double garages w/dire 't' •Adults only (Over 16) •Washer & Dryer niche · ~ach \ · •Security gate system (operated by •Large private walled pati o areas. · the phone ~n your townhou se)! •Clubhouse, sa unas, •You own the land! Jacuzzi·, swim pool ONLY 5 MINUTES TO NEWPORT HARBOR! AN EASY CRUISE TO MARINER'S COVE WEST: BETWEEN BEACH BLVD . & BROOKHURST Y2 BLOCK SO. OF ATLANTA 1 BLOCK W. OF NEWLAND ENTER ON LOCHLEAI (714) 536· 7553 Open 10-& DallJ OR BY APPOINTMENT I ~ QI OAJt. Y PaOT Puzzllng Real, Estate Book Out A booklet containing a series or puzzles Pertain· ing to real ei.tate and related industries has been in· troduc.-ed by First American TiUe Insurance Com-pany. Entitled "Real Estate: u Puzzling Game," the booklet fe atures a variety of puzzles bearing such headings ~s "Mortgage Maze," "Land Sctamble," / ·•J<now Your Real Estate?," "Are You a Capital-' isl?," ''Land Legalese," "Frameup," "Tille ..,.._ Tangle,'' "Wbat's in a Name?," "Puzzled About Ti· tie Jn.surance?" and ''f'amous First Americans." . NOTING TllAT THE pamphlet has been de· \1eloped as an t."<.lucationaJ tool, Lawrence M. White, vice pr<'sident cind manager of First American's Orange County Title Division, said "knowing that home ownership is U>c 'great American dream,' 1 we're proud of our role in protecting property. But we're also ciware or how complex land development and real estate selling have become. "As one of the nation's oldest title firms. dating back to 1889, we have been an active participant in its growth, literal partners in progress with " thousands of Realtors, builders, lenders, attorneys ._ &md others engaged in some phase of real estate.·· COUPLE STROLL ACROSS LAWN AT VILLAGE SAN JUAN INDICATING THAT the booklet will be offered Village San Jua11 to the general public <.tS well as real estate and ·PUBLIC NO'nCE Pt.'8LfC NOTICE . . ... POBLIC NO'nCB PUBLIC N01'1CE NQM Putlljstied Or•nS>e C~~t O•ilY Pliot. July 20, 21, and August 3. tO, 1'7S ~1S t>Scrow classes, schools for lenders and others. ~ite said ··we hope the booklet adds to people's en-Homes O[( fior Cli-nd;t )Oyment and knowledge or this challenging field of _ .:::;, ~ e ndeavor." PUBLIC NOTICE FICTtT10US aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT f\ICTITIOUS aUSINIESS NAME STATEMENT Landlords in SF Must OK Frunilies SAN FRANCISCO <P> -A city ordinance re· quiring landlords to rent to families with children has been enacted by the Board of SUpervisors over a veto by Mayor Joseph L . Alioto. The s upervisors voled 9·2 to approve the measure, which Alioto had warned could lead to higher rents and, eventually, rent control. Eight af. firmative votes were require.'<! to adopt the measure over the m ayor's veto. "KIDS ARE HUMAN beings and have rights, Loo," said Supervisor Al Nelder, who voted with the majority. One opponent. Supervisor Jolla Barbagelata, said the law could encourage landlords to scale r ents according to the number of members in a family. THE NEW LAW, which takes effect in a month and will be in force for three years, would fine most landlords from $250 to $500 if found guilty of refus· ing to rent to any person because he or she has children. Two of four lownhome plans currently being of· fered at Village San Juan in San Juan Capistrano are eligible for the gov- ernment's tax credit pro- gra m , according to Donald G. Zellner, prcs i· dent of Zellner Com- munities , In c. of Newport Beach, builder of the 120-arrc residcn· t1al -recreational com· munity. .. A special bonus plan has heen developed on the other two plans. and details are Cl\'ailable al the sales office.·· Zdlner noted. The company 1s mak· ing 7:1~ percent financing available. with as little as fi\'e percent down. the company pre s idt.•nt add(;'d. ''SALES llAVF: bC'en excC'ptiorwlly !--lrong for Village San Juan , especially property near our three and one-half acre man·made Jake," s:.iid Zellner. "Naturally, we expected these to sell quickly. but we're still s urprised.'' .. Since opening sales in t'Ommunity center and pools for swimming, a sand volleyball court and Lot Jots are located throughout the beautiful- ly landscaped park-like grounds. mid-1972, a total of 450 THE TOWNH.OMES homes have been sold al are available with up lo Village Sa n Juan." three bedrooms and two Zellner said. The Vlllage baths offered in a total or San Juan Townhomes four di sti nctive scheduled for occupancy floorplans that range in an March. offer l'J'\ilir>· price from $31,990 to t e nance-frcc. leis ure S39 500. Each includes a lifest yle because the tulfy e nclosed attached community as a whole is garage and one addi· scared for people who tional private parking want to be able lo enjoy . space. their spare time. Models. decorated by T~ foll-Ing ~rson Is doing bu~· lleU•~: Lilli REAL TY CO., 6'16 warner Aw .• Huntington Beach, C•llf. 92.,_7 1 JOfln A. Llnl, 9572 Chevy 0..M CH., Hunllngton Beach, C.llf. ~ This business Is conduc:ttd 'by CM\ lr.- ltlvldual. Jol\nA, llul This statement wu filt1t with ttw County Cieri< of Oran~ GOtlnty on June 11. 191S. FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The fOlt-ing person is doing busl· nenas: GIESE: RACING ENGINES. 1931 "J .. Gr.ce Line, CMt• Mitsa, CA. 921>11 R~rt LN Gie~, :i.4S Pf<ITleri;, PCRUC SOTICE Pl.tte.C~ta Mesa. CA. '1'262' ------------Tiiis bUslness is condutled by 111 In· FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Oi .. ldloal. NAMI! STATEMENT Robff1 L. Giese TI>e followlng person Is deing bus!· Tllis statement wa~ filed Mttl the ,.u•s: County Oerk of Or~ County on July WAT ER FRONT HOMES, 2'3:111V. U, 1'7S. Coest Hl9flw•y, Newport Be.ell, CA. Ft$1U '2'60 P\ibllshed Orono• Coast D•lty Atot, P•trlcla Jun Foerner, 1nn July 20, 27, •rd August 3. 10. 1t7S 2603-75 Slet"t• Pe•l• Rd., lrvint, CA • .,.._. This ~ness Is conducted by on •~ Village San Juan is Saddle back Interiors, planned around a Jake. are on display daily from which ha s been well 10 a .m. until 6 p.m. Take s tock ed with c ha nnel the San Diego Freeway catfish and bluegill. In to the Junipero Serra addition to fis hing and Road exit; proceed un· PUBLIC NOTICE boating on the l ake, d er the freeway; then i---------- dlvidual. Po1trld11 J . Foerster This stetement was flied with .,._ Qlvnty Clerk ot Orar1oe County on July I. 1'1S. there <.1re many other turn left to the Village rccreat1onal pastimes. A San Juan entrance. FICTITIOUS aUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT The lollowlng person Is doing ~. _.,; STUART ACCOUNTING, 2t1' Sw.,. ~ .• Costa ~sa. CA. 97626 Sylvia M. Stu.rt. 2028 $"""911 OI' .. Co\ta Mesa, CA . .,,2, This bu~MSS I$ 'ondutled by ... 1,_. dMoual. . . Sy Ma M , 5tl'Mt This st.t•met>t was fl~ .ti.ti the Oluntl"O•rk of Oro~ Ccxmtron Jiily 1, 191S • P:•SJSe Putlll9'.td Ofiln~ Coast Daily Pllol, JUiy'· 13, 20, 27, 1'1S 2~7S Pt; Bl.IC f\iOTICF. •"414 NOTICE TOCAEOITOAS • SU~ERIOR COURT OP: THE STATE Of"CALI f'ORNIA FOR THE COUfOY OF OltANGE .... A~ E!tole Of LULU 8. GILLETTE, 0.Ce.ned. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tht c~ton of the .above rwnwo~ Olnt tNt all P&'r-~ h•vlng claims agalMt ti. said 0eeeo.nt are ,_Ind to fife tllem. with Ille neceswry VOUCNI'$, in the Office ol IM cl«'k of tlle above entitled court. or to 111esent u.em. ..ttll the neceu•ry vouchers. to the unde~IQMd 1t 2220 Fiith A-, s., Otego, Ollforol• '210t, wtltch Is "'8 place of busiMSs of IN undenl~ In •II matters pertolnlng fl! the ~tale of said ~dent, within four monllls aflllf" the llrst P<1blle1llon of this notice. Oate<1June2•. t97S Ellrabeth Luelle Thoml>50n Executrixol theWlllot The fOll-in<;J person Is doing l>IM· ~--~---------------------------~---~--~--~-----~-----------~-~~nHSa~: Fts:rn Pvbllstled Oranqe Co.ist oany Pilot, July•, 13, 20, 27, 1t7S 241S-7S lhe above named decedent ANDERSON ANO PIKE tt2lf Aftlt A- ,601 Lido. Remember it! B. ANO G. CR EA TIONS, :!62S2 ~ De ~vil.n, Son J ... n C.plstr-, CA. ------------s-Oiewe. C.11Mn1ia '2111 AnlrM'l'J4er Enclllrhr '216JS. Eugene Paul acs.i(, U?st Vil Oe C..vllon, San Juan C•pistr-, CA. 9K7S This business Is coftducted by WI ln- dividwl. Eugilfte P•ut Aci41r Ttll$ sta~ -I lllecf lfWth 1"8 Couney Clerk Of Orange CO<Jnty on July PUBLIC NOTICE PubllYled Orange Coast Doily Pllof, .------------1 July 13, 20. 27, and AUIJUSI 3, 197S 2S72-7S l'ICTITIOU'S aUSIMliSS NAMI! STATl!MEMT TM lof IOWI ng person Is Going busi· nnsts: • Pt:BUC !';OTICF. LAGUNA INKLINGS, tos GM"°" NOTICETOCREOITOltS V\ftr Or •• ~ 8Hch. CA. 9USt SUPEIUOlt COURT OP: THE J-Ell"" Holmon, tos Can,an STATE OP:CAUP'OlttffA ~It l'.4m4 Vl-CH .• ~8 .. ch,CA.mst TI4EC:OUNTYOFottAllSIE P1141!1$hed Orange CN~I D•ily PllG4, This buslneu Is conchKled by an If>. .... A.a12• '· 1t7S. .My•. U,20,27, 197S ~C).7S dlvlouat. Es •• t e 0 f. G AR 0 HER c. J-E. HolrnM M<FARL.ANO. 0.ceas..s. -------~-----........ Thi$ ll•M.,..... was filed wlttt IN NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN to tlw! Pl."BLIC SOTICE c-tyC1er1tet0r~eountyen.l\.fte crect1\0t'sortt1ubove~meo~ 2•. 197S. , fhlC .U si«sons h•vl119 cl•lms ••nst F.sJ~ the wld decedent ore-<eciu<red lo Ille NOTICE TO CltEDITOltS Pllbtlsn.d 0r&fl9' Co•sl Oany Pilot. tMm. Wttll Ille tle<flSa(Y vouct.rs, In SV~IElllOll COUltTOFTHIE JUMH,ond July6. U, 10, 197S 2399-7~ the ofUce of tM clerk et-the~ en- STATE OFCALIFOttHIA R>lt tltledcO\Wt,or lopre~nl thrm. Ml~l THE COUNTY OF OltANGE .... AUM7 nK«"sary vouchers, to the unoeni Estatr of HELEN L. GIBSON, PCRl.JC J'\OTJCE •t lhe Uw onice of TReDWAY, BRANOMEYER and WARD, 11S10So. DKeaSl'd. -----Oo1111ney A9e., Downey, C•llforn1a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the FICTITIOUS aUSIN"'SS '°2'1, whkh is the place of busl~s of <Aditors Of the above named Oecedent "' tllat 111 per$0n$ novlng clilms ~Inst NAME STATl!MENT the ~iOMd In •II matters pert.al,.. !fie ~id de<Met\t 0,.. req.,lred to Ille The followlpg person is e1o1no blN-"'OtoV.eSloleot saldde<edent,witflln It.em. with the neces~ vCMKhfr, in nessos: ,_. months after the first publkollcn Ille offlGe of 1Jie clerk-of;tlle IM»W ~ AQUA SPA POOLS, '8106 P•tmetlo al this notice. tltlldc.ourt.MtoP<"-t tt>etn, wlthU. Circle, FountainV•lley, CA. '21Cll O.ted~~!t"d1'N:~~. McFARLAND -sary vouchers,'° the ~ONd Richard JoHpll F unum, tit°' at.,. Olfke of her .ttor ... y, JAMES w. PaltMtto Circle, Fount•I" Valley, CA. EMcutrill Ol lhe Wiii OI HOOKSTRATTEN, Atlot'ney lit Low, 92709 theabovenarnedde<edent 2600 Wiishire Blvd .. Los A"'91H. This business Is COndlKtffoCI by ..... in-TREO.WAY, BltANOMEYElt Qllfoml• 90057. which Is the pt~e of dlvlciu.1. ~WA•O business Of the unllersill'led In all rNt· Richard J . Farnum UIMSe. 0o_, Ave., i.rs perUini"') lo the estate of said de-This statement wu filed with the 0.-,, C.lifH•i• '°2A1 Udttlt. within IO<Jr montm lftu the C.oullty Clltrk of Or~ Countron Jun~ Tel: fJ1)) fU.~U flrs111Ub1icati0f'tofthlsnotlct!,. S, 197S. AttlnrtsfwEH<11tri11 ~tedJ\lly 1t.197S f'4'AM PubllShed Orange CNst O•lly Pilot, ' BEATRICE M. RICHARDS PubllWd Orange Co.Jsl Daily Piiot, July 13,20,27,•nd AU9USl3, 197Sl»l-7S Executrh:oltlleWlllof J-H,•ndJuly6, 1l,20, 197S U9S-7S ___________ __,, lhtabownarned~ JAMHW. MOOKSTaATTE .. PUBLIC NOTICE .......,au.aw • Pl"IU.lC XOTIC'E NOTICETOCREDITOltS -Wlhflin Blvd., lM ""9Hff. C..lifonl• fMR P:f CTiftOUS aUslMIUS SUPIE ltlOlt COU ltT OF THE Tet: tt1JI ~7Dt "AMS STATl!Ml!NT STATE Of'CALIFOltNIA FOil ...._y fwEllKlltri• The Ioli-Ing person is doltlQ bus!· TME COUNTY Of' OltANOE Pllbllshed Orange Coo st 0.Uy Pilot, nns es: Ne. A-Mia July13,20.V,andAu9tnt3,'97SlSU-7S (I) BONANZA ALUMINUM CO.. ES1o1le OI BLANCHE EPLEY, •l!O ------------1<21 BONANlA EXTRUSION co 1010 known n BLANCHE L . EPLEY. • Gr-St AnOhelm CA '1to6 ., SLANCHE LUCINDA EPLEY, afld Pt:BLIC NOTICE Jer,.Y' RaPOOf"l.'»sOi Aba~ °"·· formerly ltnown u BLANCHE L --~~:=-:-:-------1~ Hlgull CA 91'17 PARKS, Oece.sed. "CTITIOUSBUllNESS Tll~ WJiMS$ IJ ~ted by WI !ft. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tothr HAflt\£ ST.\JE,,.ENT dl~I. <Adi~ of thll •bove n•rned dl:ceditnt Tilelollowlngperson.s •redoing M l· Jffr'(lta,,,._rt that all per-.s having clalrr>$ ai>ainst NSSas: This sta•ment w.s filed with the tt.. Mid dec11dent are required to tllr THE PL.ANT SHOP. 24811 Alkla Count~ Cltrk of Of'a~ CountyonJt.11y them, With the MC«SSilry vouchtrs, 1n Parl!w1y. La911na Hiiis, CA. 924Sl l, 1tJS. the Office of IM Clerk of the etbO'ole en- louisetle Lorr•lne Clack, 25073 ~WJ ,&IUtd<owt,orloiwes.entthtm.Wlththe s.llord Street, L391>n• Hiiis, CA. 926$3 Pl.lbllshed Ora119e Gout O•llY Piiot, nec:eSWty VOIKhers, to lhe undeolgntd Ger•ld Kenn@tlt Ciao 2S073 JulY6 ts 20 27 1'7S 2-.7s at the office of Steiner A. Lorwf\, 700 SalfOf'OSlreet. Laguna Hiiis, cA. 92W ' ' ' • So1'tll Flower SI., Suite 600, l.os This business is conducted by an In---""'9tles, .<:alllomla 900t7, whldl is the dlvldual. plate of twslness of 1'-undef'slll"fd In l.OUisette Lorraine Cl~lt PUBLIC NOTICE •II Matters pertaining to lhe en1te of Frum the w.ucrs' edge al the loot of the Lido hie bridge California·s premiere condominium residence rises regally over Newport Beach. overlooks the private boat slips. There is. of lOUrsc, a heated swimming pool. and compJnion therapy pool. This st•temet1t was fifed with the J.Oid Oit'edl'nt, within fJUr months llfltf' eo.inty Clerk ot Oran~ Countron J~ l'ICTITIDUS aus1 NESS tltt first pUbllGatlon of this nocrce. 26, 197S. ttAMI: STATSMl!NT 0.ted July t , 197S F4t:m Tiw ,.,.._. ... PffSOft '5 doing buSI· ARLENE ROSE HARTMAN .... IWd Orange Coast 0.ll'f Pltot.1-os: EMClltrlaOI the WlllOI "'-2t,ondJ11ly6 12.20 1'1S z,,._,, ALL-S .. EC FA.S TEN ER INolloWnaned*"edellt In all likelihood this will be the last of its J-.ind here. Jn all likelihood 1t is destined to also become not only one of the "great ;iddresses" of Newport, but of all California. The views from each and every one of these exquis ile homes is brealhtaking. In every direction vou look down on hdrbor or ocean settings, charming shops and waterfront homes comfortably nestled in the s1x-£igure- plus price range. An ever-changing and always exciting experienc<.'. Your privacy and security are assured by .1 J -.-hour closed circuit television surveillanl'c ... yslem, a 24-hour security guard, a call syste!l' in every residence and the presence of a resident manager. A palntia1 salon furnished in Louis Quin2c extends the full length of the building and Ecich two bedroom, two-and-a-half bath re<;1dcncc offers a step down living room and private bcJlcony; each master suite a · pnv.1te drec;:.ing room and builHn sauna. There are JU St f 1fty·four or theso. magn,1ficent waterfront residences available .it 601 Lido. • Soon the opportunity to own here will be ~one. Now 1s the ltme, while there is still time. to investi11:ate further the <1dvantages h01 Lido has to dffei: 1 wo bedroom view residenl'es from SJ 25,000. l:.xcellent financing available at 8¥.i '7c, interest. (9% A.P.R) J urnished decorator models open d.J1 ly 10:00 a m . to dusk. • ---------., Mr. Ron R~rl,GOI Lido Park Dnvt'. 601 I Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 I (714)675-6101 00 Plcll'C send mr morr 1nformat1on ol.Jo\Jt LI I ::::'~ ~:~·~·~'··: ~~ ~'. ~:~·~ --PARK I ;:;· ... ·-------------·::DRIVE: lip NEWPORTBEACH I CALIF. 92f>60 I ----------.... ' ' P9'00\ICTS, 1'175-C Sky Puti Hw1h. SW'EIN•a A. &.AltSEN • PUBLICNOTJCE ,,._,c.1...,..m07 ,._.,..._,st., JI• A1W1 lege, 2AOO Eldt!t, ND. fS, ........ f'ICTITIOUS aUSUllESS Costo Meu. c.tll«llll '2W Let~, C.lif.n!I0 .. 11 MAMIE STATEMENT , This INMness Is c..,ducteoc! by~ ~ Atteney.., IE•otrt11 n. fol......._ 1 •viou.1. ~llhed OranQe Coast 0.11., Piiot -u· -~ ... person s c1o1,. -..!· JlttNwl Sage My t3.10, 21.an11Au9'1$tl,1m uu.1s TH0E WALLWKACKERS 17M This Sia~ WH tlled with t ... , ___________ _ Sllypof1t a1v11., lrvlne, Collfoni!A ~'t o.ni of Of'<M9" Countron June PUBLIC NO'nCE Unl ...... MI 5-U Vet1tur.s, Mc.. • .. "43"'4 .C.tlfoml• corpcwatlon, 4IO ~ ,.,,_lllled Orltft99 Coast Oally Piiot. l------------~J:~· mo, NtwPOft l!INd\. -'-1t.o .. J\lly6. u.10. ms 2311·7S P:ICTITIO\IS•USUllESS --""·•-NAMESTATIEMIMT ~ llM.lrfis IS_....~~ a TN fOll-lnQ per-ls doing IMI• Cillf'PllrMklft. lltiS as: ~ ~"f!!!... .... _ .. ,. ___ , PUBLIC NO'nCE SHAMP()(> ETC., 3tS" E'.. BoltiM, ._... ... .., -1------------"-' S.lboa,CA. 976'1 OitftOIOr ... Go*r•JW\ll,1WS. MkhMI L. C.IH~o. ,..,, SMt.a F41A1 l'tCTl\'tOUS aUSl"IESS rt.mona, FOW1tall\ V•llty, CA. tVa1 Pllllrllttltd er.,.._ co.st Doily PflllC. MAMIE STAHMUIT Ttlls ~r-s I!. COllClu<bld OW M fn-~2t. 27 • .,.,~S,1t1SZSIW5 TM fe410w1119 per-Is"°""_, clvlduotl, MS&os: Mldloell..Caf•tto PUBLIC N011C£ SEA HOMI! Vl!HTURES, tOt N. Tlm \lattment was Iii.cf tllllti-the ea~ Dr.,~ hacll,CA.,... ~Y Clel'll Of 0r..,. eo-tr• .My Nllfma• GfMt, -N. C"'-t AW. lS. t'.WS. MTICIEOftOt .... ~ ' ""*'*•,CA.t110I ,,..,... OtlPA•T...... Thll ._.... ... ~ ~ "'*""" Orenge lout o.n., PllOt Pllllftc ....iw ts-~,..,_,.... ........ JllyfOtJ7,•llllAU911SU,lO,lt1S*WS NAN H4•0ING. '"' JOHlf t4. -Mef\OIW -KCUY, ..,....._,, .... ~... nit ........... _, fllW .,..,. .. --·~ Hr,tt ....... --~ °"""1Clilftef0r#OI eo-i.,..,,.., ef T RAVtU .. ~f'~A"IS• at •MU 1S,. twS. ~ St'"9, City el """""' Nll'tt NOTICE Oft DISSOUITtoet Va11e,, Gellftt'I' of Or .... 54Mll ti "'*"""" °'"99 Coest 0.ll'f PHIM. ...tlce Is llerelJy ''""" tl\tt ttw Ctl"°""' .__.IM ttul =.,, , Mya,11,.,."""""*'-NI, "7J "''"""'-'" tluetofort ••1••1 .... ms,.~~c......_., ._ ... .,. ... ~ 9"" '""'~· Mtwn11 MAl'VIN CA•L1S,011a ~ ........... MAftVIH JAC08SON ..... ~ Sold -==::•11_. ~ .,.11 • PtJISUC N011CE ~ '"' t1rm '*"-a"" ttvte ot c~~ l'AUL I. HILOEIMND. TAYLOR MAOE MEAT COMPAHVtt MCI JEWEL M. HfLOUltANQ,.... ''CflTIOW9USINIH =.:..:~,J~"!:~\l"'ef~ wlll~Mllldltdl.,pollll*lltlfttrld NAMllfA.,IMIN., If t7 _, _...,Ult""''.,_. rMtfw.,.,,.... n. ....... llO ""°" Is o.i,. tMJ. ..., "'-• t s. cllHOl,,.d IW ,...._. ~ ......... "'· fll'Met: ~. l'\lftMt •'« K .....,..,_, OIW.. .._. fl' A S H I 0 N 0 R A P "'io:l a.Id M llleU In ttlt fvtVf'e wt• tie -_. " " ~ •y MAltVIN CAltUS. Wiii _ _.,, • .,.. .. u,_-. ,..~ Q.EAN!•S,41' [. 17111 St. Sulla INll bit 1.0lelr r•tCIOflSI ... tw. •II ttwnWUllYllft.flrOtlJ°"'91flon ... Col&aMtM,CA,t\M17 ,_ '"':·· C""'9d IW tM ..,_, lfl tiff MIN Of lfl Jtff9lt1 La. M<ICO, -20el SI., u-.~1,_,, Of H iii IJ"'lfleM.• llll INIWlmeOf tN firm. OKt• Mftl, CA. nu. 1114"'*twlr!e """""' "'"'ftf ~-Oi. T 'O •Y -•v11t,•ln 'i•lllY. Thtt...,..l•<tnduclfftwM~ ·.=::..~~ Cal~ II'• ,..,.,.,_,111r. m.s. ........,, Ma,.,ln ~ IW:MAltYH.«&.Lll ,,...,_..k., _.,.~ IWIMOMOll•.-W,.......,. 1'flJI ~ -. fllff Miii .. .....,,.,..NJ OOD011M1t -· 1 .. ..... ... c-ity Olf'll Of Or ..... ~"',,.., ...,..., • .._...__,,CA.,.. u,ms. .. .....,...,.._ PUBLIC N011CE ............. . ...... Lll=Cel .......... , . w•• ....... c.1t DellY....... ~Or.,.. Coote Dllfr,.,..., Or._ c...t ~ lllo(. ~-------~+-----------------------------------~---------.-.. --11 _,~,, ..... ..,. •• " ... ...,, _, ... • IW'Wj >rs= ... ...... \ !und!y. July 20. 1975 OAll.., Pl\.OT DJ •• ave ome one! CALL TARIEL EALTORS® WL ESTATE SALES' TRAINING SCHOOL COLLEGE STYLED CLASSES NeW °'experienced! Here's your chance to become a high earning professional. Learn from 12 outstand- ing Instructors u sil)g the rrost modern equipment and techniques. In just 15 days you can complete a. schedule of concentrated real estate courses. If YoU • are dedicated to becoming the ~best" then call tor ctass time and sc;hedule. · CALL MR. RORY 812·5440 JJH S4f. ,_._.._eel t.1000 reduction on this family giW'ltl Near country club and schools. W arm, contfor1able one story home in pqstlge •ea. Large family room with flteplece, formal dining room. 4 · king suites, xfra baths. Lush ~*Y ~ plants. $74.960 Listed Helen Gorman. 5•1120 We w• y_. KJckl To con. and enjoy this big family home! There's '4 suites inside, country kitchen with •\ electric island cooking area. entry hall. Gracious living room boasts brick fireplace Two patios for v BBO's. ~.950 Listed by Solly Shatzen 540-1720 .. ,... ..... Dli*kt Beautiful oceanfront home Tempered tinted glass thfoughout, marble bath & tac;uzzi. built-in vacuum system, custom sprinkler system. 3 suites. separate family room, lar ge living room. double fireplace. ForrY'SI dining room. microwave oven. cozy den. Listed by Vella Strausbaugh. 4t2-7110 P9'~bic4tw Evetyttiing for the executive buyer! Two fire.Plact\s. cornlngware stove in family ~--· kitchen with n atural wood :,.. cabinets. Fout «ing suites. xtra 1 . baths. c hocolate ' brown. carpet thruoul Aoor to ceiling drapes. • Seperale family room. $V.990 Ask • for Kay Williams, IGJHI .;.....,..;.w. Rich In ran~,..._,.lh atyllngl Outstanding condition w ith lush greenery and neatly man icured yards. Brand new drepea, coordinated carpe ts. Separate dining room adjoined by Spefrilh kitchen. Oversized living room boasts firepl ace. Three bedrooms. $66,600 Listed by Paut Casaelman. TARBELL, Realtors * * * Golden Anniversary :50~ 50 Years of Service rT1 * * 1926. 1976 ' 1.13 * * * I REALTOR • C.af••t.clt-$37,toO A tremendous home buy! Rich in ranch s rail fencing and oodles of plants ir."'""'"""'"" and shrubs. Inside features three bedrooms. b ig separate family room fot relaxing. Country kitchen, wood cabinetry. cozy dining atea 1 Listed by Ray Radisay. 540-1720 View .... lrS-t i Lovety beach retreat can be enjoyed family! Almost new carpet, brand new kitchen & bath tile. Three bedrooms, formal dining room, natural wood cabinets in family kitchen •. Truly a family hornet $38,500 A sk for M argaret HghSmlth.. . 540-1720 Lo .. .,~.,.... Live in one and rent -the other! Large lot. both two bedroom units, unfurnished with rent-tike payments. Large front and back yards. Country style kitchen with efficient appliances. Rock roof, forced air heat. $52,000 Listed by Neme McCague. t62-ll7l C•peCodG-.t Only 6 months new! Ready to move Professionally landscaped yards. Spanish tiled entry. beautifully decorated. Four bedrooms, two full baths. extra large kitchen with totally modern appliances. Built-In shetves. $65,000 Listed by Perly Seymore. TARBELL'S SUNDAY ~· •.... . ,...... ... ~"'4. -.. AHian 0...-s.,. Sell . . ' Completely redecorated throughout in warm, vibrant tones and textures! Rich wood paneling and wallpaper too. Four hug e b edro o m s . sepa rat e fam i ly /d i nin g r oom w i th wood-burning fireplace. Oversized living room. 18 foot pool outside for swimming plea~ure! $49,950 Ask for Eleanor Tjossem. 540-1720 . 12FnitTr9"... •• Have fruit at you r fingertips including grapes! Very nice family home in prime area. Central floor p lan offers formal n d1n1ng room served by r anch kitc hen , entry h all, three bedrooms , x tra baths. Neatly ·~"""'. landscaped, sprinklers, thruout. \. $44,500 Listed by Mary Jean 1: "· .1 • Ctawford. _..-JI 540-1720 ~ CON! sa.r... Pw .. w Extras! Read all about 'em! Potted planti, waterfall with pond. p orch swing, newly 4 painted. Four b edroom suites, ~., ~ ' .\. , over sized living room with ~ · :~ fireplace. Custom kitchen with ~ !,1 ' built-ins. separate family room. -,;J comfortable dining,Yea $56,500. ~ Listed by Maris Sobczak. 142-8154 A DKorator'1 1-11 Custom shag carpets. coordinated drapes. oodles of wallpaper. See lake from master suite, view of mountains too! Volcano & waterfall tiled walk way. Three king bedrooms. xtra baths. Enlry hall, cozy eating area. Huge living room, fireplace .. $69,500 LISted by Harry Smith 130-6060 OPEN HOUSES 1-5 P.M. ] ...... 3144 Bermuda, Costa Mesa (Mesa Verde) •.•....•....•...... -.•...... $45,750 2018 Barl\anca, ~port Beach .......•....•..•....•..•.•.....••.••.. $62,950 540-1 720 540-1720 540-1720 540-1720 540-1720 832-7151 832-7151 97~2390 648 Surf. Costa~·,, .................•.....••.•. --· ... -···· .. -... $37,900 307 Vista Trucha. Newport Beach ...................•••••.....•. -. -.. $&4.700 1168 Augusta. Costa Mesa .....................................•.•.. $46,500 3402 Pecan, Irvine ................•.•.•...........•........•... -. -.. $58,950 '4122 Blackfln, Irvine .......•........•••.•.•••..•....•.. -.••. -• -•••.. $65.000 1'417 S. Baker. Santa Ana •.•....•........•......•.•....•...........•• $34,000 ........ 3830 Teakwood, Santa Ana .... , ....................••.... -....•.•. · . $57,950 3126 S. Maddoc~ Santa Ana .......•........•••.•....••. -. -.•..... -, $52,950 26512 Via Juanita. Mission Viejo ............................... -. -.. $68,500 29391 Troon, Laguna Niguel •....•........••...•..........•....•. -.. $79,500 17732 Westbury, Tustin .•.........•.••..•.....•.•..•.•............... $67,500 2754 Mallard, Costf Mesa .•...........•..••...•.•............ -....... $86.500 , 2847 Clubhou ... 'C9sta Meea (Mesa Verde) ..••.............•.•........ sn,950 97~2390 979-2390 830-6060 493-13-41 832-7151 540-1720 s.40-1720 ~~~~~~ I Relocating? If you're mo•itWJ to another area. Tarbell c• arrange for yoa to recei•• fr'H lnforw.tio. frOlft onr 7000 coeowwwlitlH thruollt tM USA and M•eral foreiCJft cOUlltriH thrv ow RELO °")Clfti'lation. For fw1heto details plHH call Ms. Reio. MEMBER (714) 832-5440 RELC!J s....s..,.... Lush tropical yard with fruit bearing t~ees and greenhouse! To tal privacy! Garage converts to h ideaway or den. Three king suites. breakfast bar, entry hall. Big l iving room. deluxe kitchen w ith built-ins. Freshly painted throug hout. $40,500 Ask for Betty Martin. 540-1720 &~•Style In this elegant Mesa Verde estate. Over 2600 square feet inside decorated with heavy "A-r.,,, use o f Spanish d esign. T ile ~J covered bar with refrig/freezer. .. Four mammoth bedrooms. formal dining room. Separate family room, built-in BBQ. $86,500 Listed by Glen Hellworth. 540-1720 SwW Pool for 5-.t- Huge Olympic sized pool fully equipped for your swimming pleasure! N<>-nonsense landscaping. sprinklers all around. Five huge suites, formal dining room. huge separate family room. Fireplace in entertainer's living room. $85,900 listed by Walt Sienko. S-44.500 -l.ofttr S arf"..W ,, Comer lot location, close lo Plaza shopping center. Rich toned carpets and drapery, • .J large separate family room with log-burning fireplace. Fonrel living .. room, three bedrooms. Secluded ••,,.._,,,__.-= master suite. Listed by Edythe Warner. t7t-2lto o-· ....... ....._. And needs immediate sale on this one! drapes thruout. ankle-deep C8fl)ets all brand new. Spadous floor plan features four ven;atile bedrooms. entry hall. separate family room. cozy eating area $63,000 Listed by Patricia Papp. t6~5SU ® I f,3g,b~ S8rvlng 7000 Cities Throughout The _U.S.A~ ~m~rica's Largest Home Resale Company •I ' ( ' 0 2 0.&fl Y ptLOT Sund!_X Ju!X 20 1915 ...._.., .... S4lle I"-'" For S. HMln For I* ,.._....,..,.Mlle ~······················ .................•...........•...........•...•...................•••• ........ I 002 G , .. ,.. 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Ciiis • •• • • • • • • • • • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • •• ••• • •••.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••• • • •• • AM IHVITA110H TO GRACIOUS UVIMG Prestige Dover Shores home; 4 bdnns. + study; warm f am.ily rm. & formal dining. Front entry patio wUh pool. Spectacular view. $18',500. .a, .-ct "'°" .,.. VAl,.LIY RIAL TY \VES I 1.i '.\: ,..,.. 1_.1••tf1. n.. PllSH'S DAILY rtloT • H lltMHy for.._ first • cornd &.aft'fiom Ol'ly. ........... Mofle« All real est.1lt.e adVt!rilied in this newspaper is sub- ject to the Federal Fair k ousip g Act of 1968 which makes it iJlegal to advertise "any pre- ference, limitation, or dtscrimation based on • race, color. religion. sex, or national origin. or an lntentlon to make any aucb preference, limita- tion, or discrimination." Th.is newspaper will not knowingly accept any adv ert1s 1ng for real estate which is in viola- tion of the law. Ho.wt for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ....................... 180 DecJ. View PLUS QUALITY in this upgraded con~rt· ed 4 bedroom, 2 family rms, (one for pool table}. 3 Car garage. Beautifully decorated and l~ndscaped. Courtyard patio front, r edwood deck rear. Dog run, side yard. Off Spyglass Hill Road. For appt. call TAYLOR CO. HEALTOH S ..... 11w1· l '.,·)t; "AHXJOUS OWNa• Delightful 4 Bdrm home with lovely pool. Lots of glass , bright s unny rms. Convenient location. Hurry! $77,500- 1706 IRVINE AVE., N.B. SUN 1·5 llG CYM BEAUTY -$250,000 Stwming near new 4 BR home on golf course. One of largest lots in Big Cyn. Beautiful lge fam rm, formal DR & study. Smart decor. Rm for pool. 26 ROYAL ST. GEORGE Sat/Sun 1·5 LINDA ISLE -HEW-LUXURIOUS Finest custom construction in this superb 5 BR home on the bay. H&F pool, pier /slip, billiard rm, sauna & 5.lh baths. Rich appointments. $395,000 76 LINDA ISLE SAT/SUN 1·5 THE ''LIVING EHD .. ! $105,000 Tu~ beaut. end unit in the ''Bluffs.•• Cusl "E'' plan w /wide vu of upper bay. 3 BR, O'size fam rm w/wet bar. DREAM HOME -S2 I 5,000 For the buyer who desir~ the finest. Incredible vu of &y & Newport Ctr. from this gorgeous 4 BR pool home. Exquisite appts. throughout. '100 LUXURY DUPLEX -CORONA DEL MAR South of hwy, adjacent to Irvine Terr. Custom design. Spacious 3 BR, den & 1 frpl in ea. unit. 2 Yrs new. View! r D'•h ST _ ~ 5J_S !_A ~f_S A ® hN bert haw/ems lllALTOl<S t.4 t-J'H S 510 AVOCADO SAT 1-5 2 11 1 S.J~HlhRoad NEWPORT canst. N.I. 644-49 I 0 --------GeMraJ I 002 GeMral I 002 S BR, •lh Ba, 4625 sq. ft. •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool Home on ~2 Acre in H East Fullerton w/a view. Irvine se ·$39,990 BEACH RETREAT Walk to all s chools, H URRY. Plush newer JBR+FAM RM prime location. $179.ooo. home. Lge family mov- Call, McGarvey Clark ing from area. Features $39,900 R e a 1 t Y • D i c k beaut_iful cstm cpt'~· Peaceful evenings of Mathewson, 525-3.'i61 drps, mt, lge pvt yd. It s rolling surl, genUe ocean ---------1 a Gem. breezes and .swaying NOTICE CAMPION&ASSOC. palms.' A vacation how Daily Pilot. Class-Call549-l001. paradise inthisrambUng 3 BDRM with Tahitian ified ads display their P~ + 3 ~ family room. Retirement messages with legibility Super clean 1 _nu.. from forces s ale! Try $3900 and impact? Our ads, we beach. No mamt. )awn. total down with low mo. are proud to say, really Only $54,900. payments! Bring an o{. get ru uJts. Phone Villa Podfic fer. IW7~10. • _&t_2_·_567_8. ______ , $8SOO dn-take 7% loan. ()P(NTlt9·11SFIJIVTOMNl<E' ~::~i1t~ thb l ~lfilltd Cl.ASSfFtED HOURS Advertisers may place their ads by telephone 8:00a.m. to5:30 p.m. Monda y thru fo'nday. . _A~noon Satur.day • cattA MESA OFF'ICE 330W. Bay &42-5678 NEWPORT BEACH 3333Newport Blvd. 642-5678 HUN'nNGTONBEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. S4C)..J230 · LAGUNA BEACH 1 1111 Clenneyre ; !Aguna Beach (94·9466 SADDLE BACK 25201 La Paz Roalf Laguna Hills 581·63\0 3 Br, formal dirung, sep ~-~~~~-~·~~:.o~ fam rm w /frpJc. Assume * * * 7% VA Joan of $34,800. Call968-4405 LH Rhoadt Sales people Needed 260 Victoria e e • Costa Mesa You a re the winner or CHOOSE YOUR FINANCING Assume existing 7~o loan. Buy No Down VA. or you name it. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, in one or Irvine's best ar eas, with many, many extras. Full price $53,900. CALL NOW, 556-2660 t;:; SEL-ECT TW.O FREE T1CkETS ($13.50 Value) RllMJllMJ hL larnum & laity Circus July 31st to Aug 12th Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. Xatella Tickets may be ex- changed for reserved seats at the Convention Center a head or time. Call 642-5678, ext 333 to claim your tickets. *** CAMIC HIGHLAHDS Wide ocean view from this delightful 3 bdrm. FR home plus private beaches $89,500. Open 1·5. 4733 Cortland . SHORECUFH Van Luit paper, brick walkways -2 bd.rms & den and a canyon and ocean view. All for $106,000 fee. Open l ·S. 330 Morning Canyon. IAYSHORES Steps to sandy beaches and marina -huge Bayshore lot, large s bdrm. 5 bath fiom e -original owner. $172,000. Open 2-5 2672 Circle Drive. -SPYGLASS RIDGE Lusk Sandpiper on fee land. 4 bdrm. FR. pool and delightful patios and whats more there is a view. $134,950. Open 1-5 1653 Reefview. LAGUNA CONDOS 'They are going fast -2 & 3 bdrm . condos in famous N. Laguna Beach. Ocean view -beaches and close to shoppin g. Open everyday 1·5 420 Cypress. . HARIOR VIEW HILLS Estate living in C.D.M. Huge lot - Lusk built Burlingame witll 6 bdrm. form al DR. & FR. Complete with custom pbol and jacuzzi plus your own putting green. $148,000 .. Open 1-5 3626 Catamaran. Call 675-7225 CALL us roR A FREf f ST IMATf OF VALUE \1AI~l~EY l{EAI:f)~ A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. . Geeerol 1002 GtMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• /];'I Cangon * * THE TWO BIGGEST * * * * THE TWO BEST * * BOTH OPEN TODAY <ASIC ~UARD ·FOR DllEC110MSI 5 RUE DU PARC -3700 sq. ft. (th e ultimate to w n h ome) VERSAILLE PLAN with golf course frontage, 4 bdrms., den, 41h baths, "skyscr aper ceilings," jacuzzi spa, 70 f t. w ood vie w deck, lavishly appoi n ted ! (Sp ecial purch ase pr ogr am available). Priced under new unit at $210,000. 3 'RUE VILLARS -3495 sq. ft. -the dramatic 4 bdrm. DEAUVILLE PLAN on poolsized lot, overlooking 3rd tee & pond. Gorgeous, brand new, · never occupied. Personal reasons die· late prompt sale at $17,000 under new home price. Opportunely offered at $177,000 HASTINGS & CO., Realtors Ri1NJ 640-5560 Dar or E••nint lastWuff ~ lldg. CHARMING 9-ft,AM Bluffs condo living at its best! Va- cant, immed. po6sess. Rough sawn paneling in livlng rm., exposed beam ceil. in cozy conversation area. 3 Bdrms., 2~ ba., frplc.; with green- belt view. $74,900 CAPTIVATING CARMEUTA Beautiful 4 bdrm., 3 full bath family home with a ·view. Super large, walled patio; immaculate, move-in condition. Owner very anxious. m,ooo C. F. COLESWORTHY GeMral 640-0020 EASTILUF.f·CEHTER 1002 c .... , .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT - JUST LISTED 3 Bdr m., family rm., game r m ., dream kitchen with complete blt·ins PLUS eating area. Lovely view of water & boat activity, incl. your own pier & slip. Fee Jot (not leasehold.) $142,500 SOUTH OF HIGHWAY, CdM Almost new duplex with 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. Two 3 bdrm. units -one with 21h baths & family rm. Ideal home & incom e situation. Price just reduced to $115,500 MESA VERDE J US T VACATED & R EADY! Beaut ifully upgraded 4 bdr m., den & formal dining rm., 21h baths; nearly 2100 sq. ft. of living space. An easy walk to the golf course. Handy to schools & transpor tation . Your money's worth at $67,500 Y£A~ BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 c'drl • f C:QA<,T H WY CO~ONI\ 0£ l MAP 1002 GIMf'OI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 STORY31R On The B& HIDEAWAY POOL $30, 950 Beautiful new2s Walk thru lush tropical 4 Br. 4 Ba &Gallery 2 fireplaces. wetbar paradise to secluded en· Deluxe kitchen trance in~o.step down J~v. Pier for yachttoOO' room. Dmmg efll:ertain; You may select the m~nt._Gourmt;t kitchen. firushing touches. Winding sla1~case lo 675-81.20 bdrm retreat Wlth mam- moth master and ~~~~~~~~!!children suites! Assume --------7'h% FHA loan at $199 per mo. NO NEW LOAN COSTS. Hurry for appt. *CASH* FOR ANY HOME!! Full Call847·6010. appraised value paid. OP<N '" o ·,, s 1uN·ro H{ NICE• ---11 THE RE~; I ESTAT~~ Free home evaluation. Back payments OK. Call anytime. Rick Byers Bkr 542-3676 NOR1ll COUNTY di al free 540-1220 I PROPERTIES Oceanside/Carlsbad R.E. l STORY DUPlEX cont a c t : Robert MAKE omR CL\SSIR ED DEADUHES Deadline foc.copy & kills i11 S.:30 p.m. the day before publication, ex· ~ for Sunday & Mon· day Editio ns when !deadllne is Saturday. 12 noon. . CL\SSJFtED UGULATIOttS ERRORS: Advertisers should check their ads daily Ii report errors immediately. THE DAJLY PILOT as!lumes liability for the fif"!lt In· corTeCt inHrtion only. CANCELLATIONS : When killinir an ad be sure tA> make a record of the KILL ~U MSER given you by your ad taker u receipt of your uncellaUon. Thls kill number must be presen· ~ by the advertiser In case ol a dispute. CANCl!:LLATJON OR CO RRECTION 01-~ NEW AO BI£f'OR£ R.UNN'ING : F.very effort 1s 1naflc t(I kill or rorr<'<'l a new lld trn.t has bf-en ordered. but we cannot guuran· tee to do so uni ii the ad h35 appeared 1n the paper. UfM&A-LlNF: M>S 11iese ads are !ltrklly ca.sh in adv;ince hy m811 or at any one of our of· n~. NO phone orden. Deadl i ne : 3 p .m . Friday. f'm1ta Mesa of· (flre Ii 12 noon at a11 jbranch offices. . 'T'JJE DAJl.Y PILOT userve11 the ri1ht to tlll~'llfy, edit. cene.,.,. or r e fuse ""J a dvrr lilW'mc:nt, .an lo <'hanjlf' its rat~ & n-11uf11Ut>n~ .tthoul pnor notlc~. CUI MPflD i ~ADOllSS P.O.&xl~ O.ta Mc•a !Y.1821 ON THE SAND Newpart Beach Duplex in prime-Summer rental location. Fabulous view from second noor ob-servation deck. CALL KEY REALTORS for cash flo w a n a lys is. 962-7788 ~ K€.Y «1EJSI REALTORS K OPEN SUM. 2-Spm • 1915 BAYSIDE Dr. Newport's finest bayfront buy. 3 BR, 3ba, fam rm , perlect for en· tertaining. $239,500. • 878 SANDCASTLE. Colonial LaJolla model view bome. 3 BR, 3ba, private pool. Must see. $127,500 SUNSETIEACH S~ap~rd , Realtor, _603 Oceaft...._ STEPS TO OCEAN GMeral I 002 Getteral I 002 M1ch1gan, Oceanside. Pr operly Near new personal home ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _7_22_·7_s_23_. ______ , Sellers are mad at us of prominent contractor. Oa.11 Saf./Sun. I ·.S MES .._ VERDE because you have't '!lade Rental unit is a large 1 NEWPORT r-·· A an offer on thJS 3 bedroom with modern IEACH 526 C....... This beautiful warm and bedr oom + executive kitchen, huge enter· IYOWHER MEWPORTHEIGHTS inviting home has an room orr master tainers living room wtth Charming 28R + sep oversized family room, bedroom. Deane type sliding glass wall to Choice Harbor Vu 3 f h bb •c~ 500 oversized garage and garden kitchenandfami· . t t d Bedrm 2 ba 00 super o c. or o y rm.~. . . d I 3 C h...a-1 'li pr1va e cour yar . • • ·~ over s ize ot. ly rm. at t:UI• cei ng Owners uni l is a lge kit., prof. landscpd Bedrooms. 2 baths. and living rm. formal dining breathtaking world of w /sprinklers. Quality EASTIWFF . fireplace. Close to area. Quality coostruc- elegance. Gourmet tbruout. 1 Bick to pool. Beautiful family home. schools."'8,500. tion. Large landscaped kitch en f eatures 30' Move in before school View, attractive, well yard, room for children. island bar for cooking, starts. $74,900. 1&13 Port ke pt inside and out.1 £ .Quall ~ PLEASE COME AND serving & entertaining. Barmouth Pl. 640-4676 S89,500. By appt only. • Place SEE THIS AT21882Sum· Enormous li ving room BETTY A. GRUBB i mer Circle, elf Banning with 20· sundeck adjoin-----REALTOR Prap•rt •• · " Brookhurst .• H.B. ing hideaway master & SELL idle items with a 567 San Nicolas Dr. J!.OO ouArlsst~1~~ H ACH Open House Sat/Sun 1-s. guest suites. Owner musl Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Newport Center - sacrifice. Full price only 642-5678. 644·0818 673-m4 THE BLUFFS $85,000. Call 963-7881. •--__ -_-------_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-:_-:_-:,...._ _______ _ [i iiNI That §,~.?-Mi;~]:/?~: . .,. * UOO SANTIAGO, stop ..._. o~•....a.ft.. by this custom-built "EW rrau~ . Dover Shores beauty. 4 3BR. 2Yzba. din, FP. new lJR. fam rm, exquisite paint and plumbing. O Reon...,.. the 6 ICl'O"'bled word• below lo make 6 simple wotdL Prl"I letters ol each ;" ff• Une of aquores. Spacious 3 bdrm, 3 bath end unit that provides plenty oC privacy plus a VIEW across the luscious greenbelt to the Baclt Bay. Transferred owner must sell. 846-7711. I~~~~~~~~ OpenEvea. view. $199.500. Prkg. boat/trlr. s..'!8.900 Eileen Hudson 644·0322 HAL PIMCHIM LaVeralurM REALTOR Real Estate r....w 6397 2727 E. Coast Hwy 675-4192 ------- SELL idle items ~ilh a--------· Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Oftty tfM ()1~ PllOt ,..,lly ~ .. 10" _..., •• MW In 1011' local c--.it•-'"'1""" Ullii@·fl OCIAMVllW R~nt one. llvt-111. tfle otb~ t flom• op l"" lob in eat New ort. I 8dr •·. ~ bat~. wlt.h Jle. p&ayrooea. wet )>at; v•e.nt. Is tudY to move m. 2 ~ .. l &. .• ""*·· pac.&o. 1-ueid at. $311) .... month. C•fl (Olt app't. Prf C«t at $13',000 • o'Wntt wHl finance. .-ia-*3 548-9873 Evet associated BR O ~ Ill '> Pl ;.l T<•V' lu 1'. 't/tri 9..,1t. r,c • t -t t, D<>n't .rive up tM 1hlP-I "U..\'·r !.\ 1n classified. Ship to shore results! 642-5678. ~ Walkr.r C lee Rmtl I statr. VAC.AMT $3.000 TOTAL DOWN Th at's all t he cash lt 1·---------1 takes . Owner will fina n ce . 3 Large bedrooms. dining r()l)m pluit fireplace. Move In qulck . Call 141-7171. NIU 9• "s II.IN rruu Nlt:'l l ILUlft tOWMHOti9 BHutltul reeently re- decorated 3 Bl end Untt with near-by Pool " Clubhouse, overstaed muter bed.rooll\ and nt1ht Uthl vtew. •·•· Call M•· 1211 llTHE REl\L l £STAT[RS -; =!::::X~:::~:::~::lllE =' 0 •:::1 :::I :::I ='==J=l ::::1 :::l:=l::=I , . -· --If.ave &ome<Aang to sell! SCRAM-LETS .......... la CletifktlffM 1010 ~lassiried uds doll well. Want ad remits. 642-5i8'71 BIG CANYON ~ .. .. OPIN SUNDAY 1-1 $121,IOO. Lowest Pli* 8 bedroom in the Can)'on. 130 Bue F'ontaU:aebleau. $130,000. Priced right tor a spacious 8 bedroom Monaco .Model. #6 Rue Valbonne. • · . $135,000. Best $$ value 3 bed.room, small pool + j-.c~. /Mo Rue t'on· tainebleau. PAUL W. BRUMFIELD & ASSOC. 4340 CAM PUS DRIVE . N.lJ . ~<19 ·8505 ------------ G....... I 002 • ...,_. I 002 . ...............•..... ,.~·············· .. ····· BAY FRONT Big -beautiful 2 story, immaculate thruout , 4 bdrm home on the finest and most desirable. location on the main bay. Asking $269,500, OPIM HOUSE •II cl•y SAT /S.11. Call for address and details. JACOBS REALT~ 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. conter 30th G....-al I OOZ Getteref I OOZ ............................................ , .. BACK BAY llCYCU : 2 Story Newport Riviera · TQ 'EACH 3 bedroom, needs low Lovely model like 4 bdrm ol TLC, paint, paneling, home. New carpeting. noor tile & you bame it! Only $55,900 le you OWN $38,900./$3,900 cash mov· the land . 646-771L Optn es y~u in. KEY 962-~88 Eves... . . 4)1• REALTORS ii . ~ . . I . : • CLASSIFlEDwill sell it. G......r I 002GHerol t 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OHM TODAY -2:00 to 5:00 17 C~ress Point · ·Big Canyon 4 BR; Fam. Rm. $171,.900 1935 Sabrina Terrace Irvine Terrace 3 BR, Fam.Rm ., Pool $187,500 17 Cherry Hills Big Canyon 4 BR, Fam. Rm. $169,500 #8 Rue Chateau Royal Big Canyon 3 BR $127,500 1200 E. Balboa Blvd. Peninsula 4 BR, Fam. Rm., Waterfront $269,000 1215 Nottingham Road Westcliff 3 BR, Fam. R m . $84,500 ' ~ .,., "y 107 G Street Peninsula 3 BR, Waterfront . $109,000 111 G Str eet Peninsula 3 BR, Fam. R m., Waterfront $129,500 19212 Bethany Turt.terock 3 BR, Fam. Rm. $63,000 4001 Topside 5 BR, Fam. Rm. Harbor View Hills $134,000 1615 Santiago 4 BR, Fam. Rm., Pool Bay crest $139,000 SPARXLIMG 11.UFf IEAUTY F r eshly painted -m ove in condition E -p lan in Bluf.fs. 3 bedroom s plus family room with' wrought iron fenced courtyard. $87,500. OCEAN FRONT LOT One of the few vacant lots on East Ocean F ront. 30 foot frontage, 80 feet deep. Priced to sell at $19(),000. LIDO IA YFROHT CONDO Ground floor end unit with bayfront patio & 2nd tJoor balcony. Boat slip available. 2 bedrooms, wet bar & othe r entertaining featu res. $110,000. CAMIO SHORIS -llST VALUE P r ofessiona lly decorated -4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, family room. Beam ceilings, brick fireplace, new carpet s & d r apes. Beautifully landscaped corner lot. Ocean view. $139,500 llG CAMYOM SPICIA.L Beautiful Broadmoor Plan 4 with view of New port Center. Many' custo m fea tures i n c l uding expanded r ooms and professional landscaping. One of a kind at $171,900. SPilltLIMG MIW IAYFIQNT 4 BR. 4 bath home w /sandy beach, pier & slip plus spectacular Harbor & mountain views. Great location an fee land for $289,500. UDO IAYFltONT With 90' of bay frontage t here is room for a large boat. Extra wide patio with pool. Four bedrooms, three bathe. Priced at $550,000. TIMMIS IUAL"S DBJGHT Turtlerock Broadmoor 3 bedroom home with fa mlly room, (finilll room, a t rium and 2 baths. One block f rom comrtiuhJty tenni1 courts and pool. Priced to sell at oo.ly $63,000. ----------------- ' ·§1:1: 1111:§1: HOMES OPIH 1-5 Tllh Aft9ntOOlt UM19UE IN CORONA DEL MAR C<rzy duplex. shake roof, near park and school, only $75,500. See Pat Lane at 426 Acacia, Corona del Mar UMl9UE IN llG CANYON -See VergiJene Hull at ~5 Royal St. George. Large, beautiful 5 bdrm. Priced at $275,000 UMl9UE IM llG CANYON -French Regency with motor court, fairway views, shows quality. $250,000. See Vergile ne Hull at #81 Royal St. George, Big Canyon. UMl9UE IN llG CANYON -Unique decor and ldscping, pool and sep. j~cuzzi, 4 bdrms, only $174,500. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at #9 Torrey Pines Road. UHl9UE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Sparkling Portofino, excellent street, 3 bdrms plus loft, rec. rm., at $96.000. See Caro) Wilkinson at 1958 Port, Trinity. UNl9UE IM H4RIOR VIEW HOMES -, new on mkt. 4 bdrm + bonus, backs to. park. $114,900 Fee. See Nancy Laux at 1737 Port Hemley N.B. UM19UE IN OLD CORONA DEL M4R -Cute duplex, needs a new dress, has great potential, great income. Now $89,950. See N atatie Fogarty at 511 Orchid. UM9UE OM S,YGLASS HILL -17.000 sq. ft. lot. 4 bdrm single story. nearly new. $189,500. See Fran Scott at 67 Montecito, Spyglass Hill. UNIQUE OH SPYGLASS HILL -6 bdrm "Southport". thousands below new ones, only $16'9,500. See Barbara H~tchings at #51 Montecito. Spyglass. UMl9UE IN MESA VERDE -Best maintained winner! 3 bdrm beauty, new listin ~. $59,500. See Glen Statum at 2936 Pemba Dr., C.M. UMl9UE IN MESA VEftDE -3 bdrm, garden home, nice patios. fam rm, $56,500. See G udr u n Coady (owne r / agent) al 3321 A la bama Circle. UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Tip-top tri·level, clean, on a c ul -de·sac. vacant. $69,500. Sec Gudrun Coady at 1940 Killdeer, C.M. Ost time OPEN) UHICi)UE IH MESA VEttDE -5 bdrm, plus attic play room. big trees. nice pool, ·only $87.500. See Nancy Simmons at 1828 Samar. UHl9UE IN MES4 VBlDE -4 bdrms on 17th fairway, single sty nr tennis, golf, pool, only $129.500. See Betty Chappel at 3036 J ava Rd. ON TOP Of THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA OEl MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US ' 1002 "-rot 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURIOUS CAMEO SHOR£S FULL OCEAN VIEW Most private communjty in Newport Beach -Corona del Mar. 3 Bdrms., 3 baths, family rm., den; secluded pool in a beautifully lndscpd. patio. Gleaming parquet floorin g. $157,500 4507 TUMONT OPEN SAT /SUM 1·6 A MUST SH HOME!! Words won't do it! A top of the line home, high on a hill, lo give you view & privacy in this mini.estate. 4 Bdrms., 3 baths , formal dining + family rm. Price slashed to $142,000 2907 HITIDE Of'EH SAT I ·6 SU & SANO ... and a quiet retreat on beautiful Lido Isle. 5 Bdrms., 4 baths, formal dining, family & "dine out" patio. ru VIA LOICA °'84 SUN. ,_, .. eHtr.. I 002 G....,,.. I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wiilkt!r t; lnr. Real l~tRff. W •nl Ada CaU 842·5678 I. BIG C~NYCW4 $169,500 It may not be the I~ home in Big Canyon but it's elegant. 4 Bedroom or if you prefer, 3 bed.room + den, 3 baths , family room . Low maintenance, professionally landscaped yards. This customized home is located on one of the ptettiest streets in Big Canyon. Outstanding value. 640·616\. HIGH A TOP SPYGLASS Beautiful 3 bedroom PORTSMOUTII MODEL Spyglass lUU home. Many decorator upgrades. MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEW. You own the Jand. New, exclusive listing, $159,500. Call 64.-0-6161 BEACH· CONDO $36,500 This 4 bedroom, 2'h bath SURFSIDE/ Townhouse is located on quiet greenbelt. Has large country kitchen, fenced yard and dble detached garage loo! PERFECT FOR YEAR ROUND LIVING AT A PRICE THAT'S SENSIBLE FOR 2ND HOME AT THE BEACH. 962·4454 . BIG YARD? BIG BOAT? Largest back yard in development. Separate drive for BIG boat or camper stor age in huge side yard + loads of room in rear. This home is Jess than 3 years old. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, $56,900. 962-4454. JUST LISTED Great beach duplex! 3 Bedroom, 2 bath each •unit. Lower unit has super fireplace and a huge private patio. Just painted ! Excellent rental area! $110,000 FEE! 546·4141 CUSTOM INTERIOR! Mesa V e rd e executive hom e comple tely refurbished. Tastefully decorated for the discriminating buyer. 3 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. 2 fireplaces a nd a large family room for enterta ining. Too many extras to mention. $89,900 Won't last ' 546-4141 ~COATS & WALLACE ':::rJJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVINC THC SOUTH COAST ARCA SINCE 1963 I GeMrol 1002 Gnerol 100 2 . ..............•....•.. ···········~········· ***OPEN HOUSES*** OECORA TOlt"S HOME Adult occupied. 2 bdrm., 2 baths; Irvine Terrace home. Fee lot (not leasehold ). $89.500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 712 Malaba r. CdM DUPLEX SPECIAi.!! 3 Bdrm., 2 baths each unit ; nearly new. Lower unit held open for buyer. $119.500. Open Sun. 1-5. 719 Poinsettia, CdM ADJACENT TO GOLF COURSE Spacious 3 bdrm., 3 bath home + Jge. family rm. & wet bar ; private street. $64,500. Open Sun. 1·5. 126 Master Circle (adjacent to Santa An a Country Club), Costa Mesa IALI04COVES Waterfront ; private pier & slip ; 3 bdrms., family rm. & game rm. Dream kitchen. $142.500. Open Sat. 1-5. 47 Bal boa Coves, N. B. NORTH OF HIGHWAY Older 2 bdrm. home on R·2 lot ; room for expansion. $65,500. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 717 Goldenrod, Cd M VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 <'"10 1 I C..OA'.iT HllVV C..ORUNA Ot L M4R . •• General I 002 GeMrOI I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Walkt!r f; l 1!t! Htt al f ,;tar,-. I ....... •••••••• ....... For w. , ...... For w. . 5'1nd!y .... , 20. 1975 DAIL y PtLOT D3 •••••••••••••••. •••••••••••••••••••-•• ltewMtForS. H 1•nNS. 1HoeMt~W. ......... I 002 Gt•• el I OOZ •••••••••··~··••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• •••••••••••••••••·--• ...................... • •• ............. • ,,..,... I OOJ GeMftllll I 002 Gwr.. I OOJ A elelJ~reti l<eaft'I P'e~enl~ UNI VERSITY PARK OM! yard. 4MD ONLY llST IUYI 3 Bedrooms & family rm, nice fenced LJght and bright and available ediately . Price includes land. 900. imm $183, 1717 I Hlckofy TrM, 1ntM Sat/S-1.5 FO REVER VIEW IAI I IEAUTY ON THE ILUFFS - ous "E'' plun -3 bedrooms, 3 tm. Includes land and many extras. 500. Be the first to see this new fabul ba $124, list.in g! 411 ,.,... Sf. lt.ffs, N.1. S..dcry 1-5 HE WPORT HEIGHTS AREA bath GHAT LOCATION -J bedrooms. 2 s, fireplace. hardwood fl oors, storage. boat 492-1 6tlt rlac•, Costa M.M Sat/S. 1-5 Bl G PRICE REDUCTION! ow MER SAYS SELL -has bought ther -Baycrest 4 bedroom uty, form a l dining room, 2 ano bea fire places, den. Large pool w/plenty ntertaining area. This has been ced $8000 ! To inspect call 642·5200 op by. of e redu or st 1701 M.t., N•wport IMch S-l .5 Cconer Shipway & MariMt RE DUCED! WATERFRONT ow MER READY TO GO this 5 bedr m family room home is well ed on canal in Newport Shores. s of family living with waterfront , quiet street and bonus pool and local Load deck te nrus close by. $73,500. 227 C_., Mwpt leadt NE WPORT HEIGHTS VIEW AU SHINGLE a nd low maintenance . yard -3 bedrooms & family size hen. Owner may lease option or on contract. Asking $7 1.000. kite sell 237 La Jola, Newport .. ach S-I ·5 BA CK BAY BEAUTY ONE ACRE PLUS -lovely old Spanish e with all the amenities. Pool, ble a nd room for tenni s. ounded by big trees. Jt 's ALL horn s ta Surr HE RE!! And only $215,000. NEVER SUCH A VALUE COMPLETELY U,GRADED -lovely decor, m a ny extras. Sparkling 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home featuring private patios. Includes was her. dryer, refri gerator. Only $57,500. 642-5200 . 675-4060 ·····••4••············· ·······························•·············· FAllYIW FRONTAGE 246' ol C·2 zoned property ii ready ei>r develop· meot. Lo~11\ed neu Newport Blvd. Cost a Mesa . Call for partieulau. Will lease or. $100.000 Exclusive wilh: CASH &~ .. OLD SPANISH ESTAT!'" IY-THE-SU Winding brick & eobble s ton e walkways enchance by ivy covered walls . Sunken living NllW US11MGS Large home with pooJ ; Irvin~ Terrace, view of harbor. $28S,OOO. 3 BR, N'pt. Heights. Nr New $79,000 ASSUME 7'1z0/o LOAM This Baycrest 4BR, family home can be yours for a $35.000 equity purchase, monthly puymts. or only $391 PITJ. Comple tely. profess. decorated. Full price $73,900 • THE COLONY -IRYIME Take a look a t this model of gracious living. 4BR. 2 baths. Lge. patio, abundant use of red brick. This will go fast at $S8,500 UNIVERSITY PAU Single level 3 bdrm .. atrium. air -conditioned, custom created at ~l .500 room lightened by alcove [ J ~aan~le~i~~td 3i:i~~ (U~~IN-M/\fiTIN IN[ beneath domed ceilings & separate break.fast RE AL TOR$---- nook with bu.ill·in hutch. 6.44• 7 6'2 COIOH4 Dk M ... R Paneled den. Heavy "" beam ceilings. Covered lanai , featuring · flagstone setting with G.....-.1 I 002 G......, I 002 B.B.Q. and 2nd fireplace. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Just r educed $7,000. Sacrifice at $00,900. Call now! M2·2535. \il'IN 1119• II~ llJN IOt<l N•11 • [~BIUI NEWPORT CONDO 3 Bedroom. l bath. firt>place. overlooking pool. Super sharp, and o nly $45,500. w 11 0"; down.CALL PRESTIGE HOMES R•altors 645-6646 SKINNY DIP SPECIALS Two 3 bedroom pool hom es beaut ifu ll y landscaped in the most de s i r able area or Newport Beach. One has a fully eq uipped darkroom. private patio a nd g lassed.in ·family room. The olher is super secluded with giant bedrooms. Priced in lhc $80's with 10% down 1£1~k:i!l Properties .152•1''.?0 1•00 QUAil St. NlWr<)IT llAC .. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 3 Bedrooms. t bath. Hardwood noors. lovely home in exce lle nt Easlside location. As· s um able FHA 1.oan. Wonderful starter home ror those lhat are pnce t:onscious. Nice back yard with alley access. $37,SOO. Praperti•• ~R macnab I irvlne ~ realtg FIMElt HOMES FltOM S6S,too TO $4a5.000 VILU IY THE IAY. A superb Dover Shores VIEW properly inc luding 4 bedrooms. family room, gracious pool & jacuzzi + 3-car garage. $168,500. Elaine Svcdeen 642-8235. <M43) THE EYH YTHIMG IAYFltOMT! 91 ' bayfrontage -will take extra lg. boat -next to private beach - use of tennis courts. 4 bedrooms, fa mily r oom . form a l dining, gourmet kitchen + every possible extra. $265,000 fee land. Lois Miller 642 -8235. ( M44 > DUPLEX -STEf'S TO IEACH. Custom e legance in these 3 bedroom. 2 bath units. Fabulous Ocean VIEW from upper unit. 7-car garage. Reduced to $145.000 fee simple . Ha rrie t Perry 642 ·8235 . (M45) IMMEDIATE OCCUPAMCY. 5 lovely BRAND NEW condominiums -2 bedrooms + den and 3 bedrooms + den on Lido Jsle right on the beach overlooking Newport Channel. Newly reduced to $155.000 & $167.000. J e::tnne l"ewman 642·8235. (M46) IEST PRICE-RST VALUE. 1£1~::~~ 752·1920 " G...,.al I 002 GeMrol I 002 1•00 ouA1L n Nt w~r 11 ac" Spacious 4 bedroom, 2' ::! .bath Corona del Mar home -pnvate community w /beach access. Extra lg. living room + formal dining & separate brkfst. a r ea. $92.000. OPEN SUN . 1·5 P .M. 4726 CO RTLAND . CAMEO HIGHLANDS. CM47) ··································!··········· OUR SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE roR 'JUNE O....~ M ....... ~ JeeSh C....MIM .._..,.,..,_. Haflill\f•IMdl We take great pleasure in presenting. our top producers from our outstanding offices. Ask any of them and their a n swers are the same, "NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!" associated , ~ I I.' ..i f i"I ' .. .._ • • , ,, fio I <1 ~ ' ! r ' 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEST CUFF RANCH 4 IDR-f'OOL $103,000 Entry to formal living and banquet size dining rooms. Gour.met garden kitchen. Fiesta size rum. pus room with bar. Secluded master and chlldrens suites. Lush garden with sparkUnc ponds and waterfalls. A wimmers paradise. Call today t o preview! 963-6767. L•'tf!4 fr 'ti• , '"--N"' 1• [~lfi~ld' ( \ l ••allstat.Sdn Ex per .. dependable, compatible real estate saleswoman ror sales & rentals : full or part time or open house only Salisbury Real F..slale 315 Marine Ave. Balboa fsland 673 Have ~omething to sell? Classified ads do it well. G~al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two, three and four bedroom townhomes. 8 models. 1 and 2 stones, enclosed double garages decks. bat· conies. fireplaces. tennis. swimming. saunas From $58,875 ( . 8"'' I ANNUAL 0~0 RATE• I The more the down, I the 1ower the tntereat 1 2~ D:lwn. 7 :, % Annual "'• Rill~ 100to Down 8 ~ Annual "' R.!le '"SUNSHINE IS A FAVORITE FHLING" BIG CANYON JS SUNSHI NE~ Glorious Dover model. upgraded & e l egant thruoul. Custom pool· jacuzzi. $132,500. .J :1tk Custer 642·8235. (M48) VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! Elegant contemporary wood & glass. 4 bedroom home w /pool overlooking Little Corona del Mar beach. $275.000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. 212 HAZEL. <M49 ) A IEAL 5'AJUCLB! Lovely 4 bedroom. 2112 bath hom.e w /beautiful ~rounds + pool & lanai. $7l,500. Lynne Rothell 644 -6200. (MSO) SEEING IS IBJEVIMG in this "ne.ir new view" home. 3 bedrooms, 2 1:: baths. cathedral ceilings, s harp decor. bui.lt·in aquarium in family room & ideal location. $121 ,500. Betty Kerr 644·6200. (M51 ) llG C4HYOM IEAUTY! Spectacul.:1r s ingle.level custom home 4 bedrooms. family room, billiard room w /walk·in bar, m~ny built-ins, lovely Jg. master swte. $350,000. Bob Owens 642-823.5. <MS2 ) LOCATION, CHARM la VALUE. Newly decorated. ready to move into. Lovely 4 bedroom. 3 b~th home. Spacious covered p~t10. Beautiful gardens. Ne~r Manners park & Westcliff shoppmg. $65,900. Lois Egan 644-6200. (MS3) HA,,Y DAYS. A warm & cheery home in w~ch to live play & raise your family. Fram ~d by beautiful ga rde~s w/volleyball court. & teahouse. T!lls spacious 4 bedroom home w/famtly room. custom papers & fixtures is near tennis courts. schools & shopping. $105,000. Beverly Morphy 642·8235. < M 54) '42-IJJI 644-4100 to1 OV-Orift "44 MKAmillr ........, 9Nd\, Celotor• _, ' f 1 04 DAILY PtLOT Sunct.y .h,1y 20 1975 HHIH For S. !Himes lier S. · HHlft Fw S. : ~H••n Pw a. 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Must sell. .PARTY GIVERS DEL:IGHT will lease $700. mon•htu. terest. ..... &J 'Hurry won•t last. Call U"V" 2 Fire_places, Wetbar, Gallery 6-IS-0303 MISA YEIDE 2 Story, 4 bedroom, 3 I ... .,..... -newly listed Dover, 2 WATERFRONT lfOMES Ultra Modem Kitchen ' bath home. With 20x26 t-,,.... for BR d v· t · mast b th 1 b those speeial parties entertaining at ' en, ic onan . er a , us REALESTATE your 8' bltn bar under a cathedral carpeting & draperies. Pool size lot. 631·1400 open beam ceiling. Covered patio and End unit. $l29,500. 2633W. Coast Hwy. This home is still tmder construction, · you may choose the fmishlng touches. • A COlOWfll IMl(H CllWAllf CORONA DELMAR IEACHHOUSE Deli ghtful. ~potless, two bedroom home an Old Corona on an R-2 lot. High beamed ceilings, fireplace. Privatt.• yard. ExcelJent starter, good jn,•estment. Only $61,000. C all 673-8550_ lots of trees for privacy make this We specialize in home a dream come true. 54"6110 ~the Water MARLBORO COUNTRY =~~~thvi!a~e:mes cowao:rs ICHP YOUR HOttSIS tBI! See Your New Home by BOAT or Car Very sharp 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, dble gar age, aew c.,,..,_ cool county location. Big 66x231 ft. lot zoned R-4. Full price only $45,500. Won't las t long! c• 540-1151. l/2 ACRE LOT HoaSES OK -nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath G...,.al IOOZ ......... IOOJ I • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,...,.· .. 1002 w~-• IOOJ.Ci1Mr .. BIG CANYON .............................................. . OPEN SUH 1-S ~' '. I I• .. (" 'I' + ... paffo IMMme. Property approved $124.SOO. Lowest price 3 Br in the Canyon. OPEN SAT. & SUN 1-5pm 102 tlNDA ISLE Of'IN HOUSI MS WEBEHD 1202 .......... ltw&.. 67MIJO 11111111111m11111111111 G...,... 1002G ... , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UDOISU 120 Via Walen 0,.. Set~ l·S Spacious 4 BR., f am.ily rm., din. rm. On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,000 II 5 Ya. Udo SM 0,... Sat,!Sn. l·S Waterfront 4 BR., 5 ba., rumpus rm. Pier & float, sandy beach. $295,000 I~ I for whofesale or retail nursery. Near Orange County Airport and Corona · del Mar Freeway. Call for full details. ~~~-546-5880 . _____ , EASTSIDE CHARMER *BaYshores* EXCELLENT COSTA MESA location, OPEN ~AT /SUH 1-5 n e a r s c h o o l s a n d p u b l i c $130,000. Priced rigbt for a spacious 3 Br Monaco model. $135,000. ·Best $$ value. 3 Br., s mall pool + j acuzzi. Price Rechlcecl •••••••••• S 194.000. IAYFttOMT, 4BR, 4~ba. breakfst ·rm, family rm., lrg tile patio & deck, pier and slip, 65' boat KEH HARTMAH. I••• Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with ~ 2 BR, 1 b a th apt. Sandy beach, • courtyard, shore mooring. S295,000 : ; 251 I Vista DriYe transportation. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 ~~~~r i:c.~ nh~~~·i~ bath with lots of extras including used· garage : dinin~ area ; wet brick fireplace, conred patio and bar : comp 1 ct e new gar age door opener. Best Eastside kitchen. tra~h compac-buy a t $41,900. Cal 540.1151. tor; new roof. J!ara~e BEST BARGA.I~ door o p en er , PR IC ~ 1"'1111 JNCLU DF.S I.AND NOW IH ALL COST A MESA -large 4 ONLY s101.soo bedroom, 2 ba th on oversized Mesa * Newport Hts. * Verde comer Jot. Now VACANT. Out of town owner desires immediate sale. Needs some paint and TLC but check OPEN SAT. 1-S this price .•. lOllly $47.500) First time 442 El Modefto advertised, hurry!! Cal 546-5110 LIKE NEW. remodeled HEY FELLOWS' · kitchen & ca binets, with ' • bit-ins; formal dining 1 l CAR GARAGE -with gorgeous rm .. copper ptumhinJ:: near-new 5 bedroom, 2 story home 3rd bdrm. could he fa mi-attached. Plea5e the gals with a spacious Jy rm . A lley access: family room, kitchen eating area, room for boat & trailer 'formal dining room, upg rade d s torage. Reduced t o $57,500 carpets , drapes and wallpaper. See * Costa Mesa* ~ f~~a1t1~~~ily home now at $71,500. OPEN SAT/SUH 1•5 EASTSIDE DOLL HOUSE 17 62 Crestmont Place DUPLEX: xlnt location: SHARP COSTA MESA 3 bedroom, 2 nice 2 bdrm .. 1 ba. each bath with beautiful carpets thruout. unit ; stove & refng. me!. t..gt coyered patio_ dble garage. Room Large c e m ent patio ; for boat or trailer. Hurry. first time ~e:ic ~0clAf3o3~r~ offered and priced $42,000. Call .$.52,500 546-5880. 11C 11 THOMAS LIVE IT UP!! REALTOR SPLASH AROUND IH YOUR OWN POOL 224 w. Coilslll"Y --over sized enclosed patio. 3 big N'pl. Beach ~-5527 bedrooms, 2 baths and family room. EVES . 545-~3 Neat, c lean and well d ecorated. 4 BEDROOM HOME ZOHEDFOR SMALL BUSINESS 2 lJaths. Double car garage ideal to run busi- 11ess out of your home_ Owne r ve ry anxious . $36.ooo. o we 2nd. eau 646-7171. 011N 111 9 • II' f llN T,.lllfN,r(1 ' Priced for fast sale with low doww FHA terms at $46,950. Hurry and call 540.1151 or gamble that it will not be sold by Sunday's Open House from 1-5 at ?.877 Drake, Costa Mesa ERITAGE I 9'EALTORS b;~;:J~~~~~I General I ooi G111eral I 002 ../ ............................................. . SUPER SHARP 3BR. Boat g ate. Pool. 3033 Fernheath Ln .• C.M. OPEN S /S 1·5. S42,~ ./ 3841 Cosley, Irvine. 4BR, nr. everything_ Make of- fer. Only $51 .000. UNITED BROKERS . REALTORS JohRCarey 646-7414 POOLTAILE SHOWCASE Immaculate beach home in and out. HUJ(c 18' x 28' billiards r oom with cathe dral ceilings. Sepa rate sewing room- De li ghtful yards with hrick planters, patio and fruit trees too. Hurry. Only S49.t1 50 Call 546-2313 NOW (• .. , , ~. ',, ,. HUHTIHGTOH BCH. Go condo -r elax! 3 Bdrm'S.. l 112 baths: xlnl cond. Pool, clubhouse. $32.500 I II. UHDMAJlJC Move-in today! Gre.at cond. $25.500 NEWLlmMG CAMEO HHiHLAMDS OUTSIDE IS INSIDE 'TOOi Joterm1ngled beauty in lb.is "l wi liv-iU': home. Four large bedrooms, two and one ball baths. super electric kitchen wilh launch7, MWln& room and much, much more. A Joy to Jive la and also ~)' private beaeb pl'ivUes~s. Call m..as&0. CJ"ll'I lt19• "~I .. l"IN IJ°< •"" (e;IUMll You don't need a 1eun to .. draw fast" when you place an ad in the Dail:• Pl..lot W:int A<b! CalJ now 64z.64;7(1 THE MESA VERDE SUPERI HOMES OF THE WEEK SUPER SHARP 3 Bedroom Pacesetter w/extra private rear yard off m aster bedrm. Beaut. la ndscaping. Priced a t only $58,000. OPEN HOUSE; SUN 1-5 .•. 2823 Tabago. JUST LISTS> Must see this well kept 4 bedrm home. Extra large master bednn w /walk in closet & vanity area. Concrete driveway. lovely patio & much more! $53,950. OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5 .•. 2981 Teakwood. CUL.DE-SAC STREET and m any upgraded features are just a part of this lovely 3 +den or 4 bed.rm home. Offered at $57,950. ~UPE~B f-fOMES 3MI c..np. H B 548·8'55 I 1002Ga•ral 1002 .............................................. BEST IN BLUFFS BLUFFS 1-LEVEL 3 BR., end unit, custom, nrly new beauty; 2 ba .. huge encl. patio; wide greenbelt. $105,000 Incl. lge. prime lot. onM 1-5 2727 VISTA UMROSA EARLY BLUFFS BARGAIN; charming, secluded tree lined greenbelt; immac., 1850 sq. ft.., 3 BR, 2¥.2 ba. $65,900 BAYFRONT DOLORES~ end unit, spectacular water view; 2 yrs. new; a BR. 2~ ba.; huge encl. wrap around paUo. OP94 l..S 2.Jl MATA Wf Y. Half ul HELEN 8. DOWD llALT~ IMC. MU '44-GIJ4 1t7l Top~ & ~1,j • lt74 Hewpcri-MeM .......... HOUSES FOR SALE I IEDROOM 2153 E. Ocean (Balboa Penin) NB 645·7575 $87 ,500 Sun 1-5 . 2 IEDROOM 1055 Catalina St. Laguna Bch. 494-4150 $74,500 Sat/Sun 9.5 27105 Via Callado, Mission V. 581-4255 $39,500 Sat/Sun 11-5 702 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2.56.5 Kilo Way, Laguna Beach $89.500 . Sat. & Sun. 12-4 712 Malabar (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 Sal/Sun 1~5 717 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 18382 Mapledale, Huntington Bch 675-1920 $59,900 Sat/Sun 1-7 l2o.5 Miramar, Laguna Beach 494-7464 Sun 11-5 2 II & FAM RM or DEM 345 E. Rochester, Costa Mesa 673-3663 Sun. 1-S 444 Seville (Balboa Penin) NB 548-1290 $87 .soo Sun 1-5 107 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) NB 549-9658 $149,500 Sun.1-5 1 Rue Deauville. Big Canyon, NB 644-6056 $129,500 Sun 1-5 3 Rue Deauville, Big Canyon, NB 644~ $119,500 Sun. 1-5 19392 Sierra Calmo, T.Rock Irv 552-7000 Sun. 1-5 331 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM 644-6200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 787 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 644-6200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 330 Morning Canyon, Shrclfs CdM 675-7225 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 204 Kings Pl, Cliffhaven, N.B. 675-7225 $167,000 Sat 1-5 18722 Paseo Pacasso, T . Rock Irv 752-7315 $64,950 Sun 1·5 26532 Via Conchita, Mission Viejo 640.6161 $48,500 Sunday 1-5 3 IEDIOOM 1194 Augusta, Costa Mesa 979-2788 $42,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1142 Pembroke Ln, Wstclilf NB 640-4050 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~ Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-6996 $7 4,900 Sat/SUD 1-5 1833 Port Barmouth Pl, N.B. 640-4676 $74,900 Sat. & Sun. *3003 Femheath Ln, Costa Mesa 646-7414 $4.2,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 492-16th Place, Nwpt Hgts area 642-5200 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1.S 1400 Kings Rd. CliffHaven, NB 642-5200 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *2006 Tahuna Terr Corolla del Mar 644-7270 $85,000 at/Sun 1-5 9151 KahuJui, HuntingtcO ach 962-7859 $.52,950 /Sun.1-6 28 Via Alta Vista, S.L • Downs 642-8235 $85,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5 206 Via Koron, Lido (NB) 642-8235 $13.5,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 8 Rue Cbateau RoyaJ. Big Cyn NB 644-1766 $1Z7 ,500 Sun 2-S **107 G..street (Balboa Pen.) NB 644-1766 $109,000 Sat/SUD Z..S **512 38th St. Newport Island 997-u22 $149,500 Sun ~s 3>4 Tustin Ave. (Npt. Ht.1) N.B. 646-2414 $69,500 SUn.1.S 521 A venida Campo, Bluffs, NB 673-8550 $79,500 Sun 1-5 1832 Marapata (Irv. Terr.) CdM 642-8235 Sun 1-5 1707 New Hampshire. Mesa V. CM 5.56-2660 $53,900 . Sun 1-5 14594 Oval Rd, Wat.nut Square Irv 752-1700 $32,500 Sun 1-5 zn La Jolla, Nwptllgbt.s, N.B. 642-5200 $71,000 Sunday 1.S 402 Vista Trueba {Bldls) N.B. 640-0020 Sun. 1-S l R & FAM .. ., DIM 386 Vista Bay a, Newport Beacb &e8H4 $77 ,900 Sat/Su.nJG-6 Lag\ma Hills -Call for Address 581-7070 $43,500 Sun. •878 Sandcastle Dr, H.V.lDs CdM • 644-6397 $127 .500 Sun 2-5 ••1915 Bayside Dr., CdM 644.Qfn S239 642-5760 640.1607 • • BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J.11 Bur1d1· [),., .. N R 67S 6161 DIRECTORY Keep this llandy dwedary wiHt J-tW• .,......, •• yO. CJO ltoese-..,.iltg. A• th• locations lilted below are descrilaed • ............. bf oct.wtisiltCJ riMwtMr• ill today's DAILY PILOT WAMT ADS.,...._. lhowt.g.,.. .._...._. .. or r...t ~~to list such lttforiHtio" •HU c--. eocll ~.Sale.,~ s-t.y. 511 No. Tustin (Npt Hts) N.B. 644-7662 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 2436 Andover Pl, Eastside, CM 839-1144 $48,000 Sat 11-6/SUn lo-4 21882 Summer Circle, Hunt. Bch 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••4441 W. Coast Highway, NB 646-3255 Open Daily 1-5 1620 Elm Ave, Costa Mesa 545-8424 $48,950 Sat/Sun 12-5 2915 Catalpa St. Newport Beach 640-8023 $84,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB 64().5560 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 73.5 Balboa, Laguna Beach 494-9473 $88,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 3206 New York Ave. Mesa Verde 53.5-2618 $46,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 301 Orchid, Corona deJ Mar . 644-7211 $95,000 Sat/Sunl-5 ·~ Clubhouse Rd, Mes·a Vrd CM 644-7211 $74,500 Sun. 1-5. 20002 Shackleford, Rani., H.B. 968-4456 $51,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 9871 Lapworth, LaCuesta, H.B. 968-4456 $69,500 Sun 1·5 205?2Troon,LaCuesta,HuntBcb 968-4456 $66,500 Sun 1-5 •8900 LaDona, Crestwood, F .V. 968-4456 $55,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 17571 Hickory Tr~ Univ Pk, Irv 642-5200 $63,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5402 Amalfi (Turtlerock) Irv. 552-7000 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 **111 G-Street (Balboa Pen.) NB 644-1766 $129,500 Sat/Sun 2-5 19"212 Bethany Dr (T.Rock) Irv 644-1766 $63,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 1947 Port Bishop Place, N. B. 644-8543 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 15948 McDermitt, Fotmtain Val 554-2238 $64,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 3140 Country Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 979-3788 $79,500 Sat 1·5/Sun 12-4 2601 Crestview Dr, Bayshores NB 673-8SSO $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *4507 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) CdM 675-5930 Sat/Sun 1-8 3000 Country CJub Mesa Verde CM 546-4141 $89,900 Sun 1·5 3(8) Tyler Way, Costa Mesa 673-1641 $39,950 Sat/Sunl·S *959l Land.tall, LaCuesta, H.B: 968-4456 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4501' Roxbury, Corm.a del Mar 644-7270 $1~,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 453 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $77,SOO Sun 1..S •193-S Sabrina <Irvine Terr) CdM &U-1766 $187,500 SUn2-S %l31 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights 631--0033 Sat/SUD 1-6 **517 36th St, Newport Beach 675-7060 Sat/Sun 1-5 1215 Nottingham <Wstcllff) NB 644-1766 $84,500 Sun.1-6 17606 Willow Tree Grdn Hms Irv · ~ Sun.1-5 l114 White Salls Way, HV1Ds CdK ~ $96,000 Sat. & &m.1-6 ~.Roxbory, Cameos... · · 67S.SSU $127.SOO SUD 1..S 320 Seawarct, ShOrecJln'a. NB 675-5511 $99.9$0 Sat/San 1-S 17901 Cedar Tree (ViD.3) IrY 838-8800 Sat/Saa 1-S sma Cortla'1d·. Cameo Hlndalac:' 675-7225 $89.500 Sat 1-5 128 Muter Circle, Costa M .. 875-3000 Sun. 1-5 8202 Forelle Dr. Hunt Bch · 847-5384 $49,SOO Sat/Sun 1-5 985 Asalla (GreenBroot) C.JI. 548-2313 Sat/Sun 1.S 1820 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach 675-1920 •,500 Sat/Sma 1-5 22.3C> Heather Ln., Neapod Beech . 171-lDO 000 1958 Port Trinity. HV Hms, CdM 67~ $96,000 Sat/Sin 1-5 2936 Pemba Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $59,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2050 Shipway Ln, Baycrest NB 646-2284 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1790 Iowa, Mesa Verde, CM 645-0303 $48,500 Sun 1-5 2407 Novi a (The Bluffs) N .B. 552· 7500 $88,000 Sun 1·5 14851 Laurel Grove, Willows Irv 552-7500 $42,950 Sun. 1-5 241 E. Wilson, Costa Mesa 540-1151 $41,900 Sun 1·5 23652 Coronel Dr. Mission Viejo , 837-4843 $48,200 Sun 11-6 2001 Centella Pl, Newport Beach 646-7800 $79,500 Sun 10.5 *2.877 Drake, Mesa del Mar, CM 54().1151 Sunday 1·5 5032 Paseo Dali, TurtleRock Irv 752-1700 $58,500 Sun i -5 1206 Essex (Westcliff) N.B. 549-0812 $83,950 Sun. 1-5 418 Plata St., Bluffs, Nwpt Bch 642-5200 $124,500 Sunday 1-5 3321 Alabama Cir, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $56,500 Sunday 1-5 1533 Seacrest (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 Sun. 1-5:30 81 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 67~ $250,000 Sunday 1-5 1817 Port Carlow (HVHomes) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 3007 Surf view CH. V. IDs) CdM 6734100 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 20201 Port Greenwich, Hunt Bch 962-7859 $.54,000 Sat/SUn 1-6 **1200 E. Balboa, Balboa Pen NB 644-1766 $269,000 Sun. 2·5 17 Cypress Pt (Big Cyn) NB f>44.1766 $171.900 Sun. 2-5 20'132 Kelvin, Seabury, Ht.mt Bch 968-4456 $50,450 Sat/SUn 1-5 120 Via W aziers (Lido ISi) NB 675-6161 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •815 Via Lido SoU<l Lido II NB 675-6161 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2757 Cibola, Mesa del Mar, CM 645-0303 $47,soo· Sat/Sun 1-5 19122 Biddle (Turtlerock) Irv. 833-8600 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1653 Reef view, Spyglass, CdM 675-7225 $134,950 Sat/Sun 1-S 1940 Killdeer, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1500 Eton, Newport Beach 646-7171 . Sat/Sun 1-5 9ll1 Madeline Dr. Hunt. Beach-· 675-1920 $46,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 J • & FAM IM w DIN + SnmtO •2540 Vista Baya, & Tbstin, NB 6'6-3928 646-4543 Sun 1-S •••ROOM *1524 Sylvia Lane, Newport Bch. 548-7367 $68,500 Sat/SUD 10-6 1132 Sea Lane, CdM 6'0-1247 $92,500 Sat/Sun JJ.5' 3732 Scottsdale (Colmy) Irvine Ml.'"3879 $48,500 Sat/Sun 2-6 D2 Dcmnybroote. Balecrest. CM 5CM141 $42.llO Sat/SUD 1-5 2731 Pebble nr-(llVBll) Cd)( 87M400 $158,500 Sat/SUn 1-5 8112 Efflyn Cir •• Hlmtlngtcn Bcb 182-"78 $150,900 Sat/Sun.1.e 2015 Dlana La., Newport Beach · IH GOO $85,900 Sat/SUD 1-5 Z1G Cornell Dr. <Collete Pk) 5'5-4926 Sat/Sun. 1-5 •l'IGI lnine Ave., N.B. MMtlO S'r1 ,500 Sun 1-5 28 lto,al St-Georae, Big Cyn NB MMllO $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 211 Cedar <Net-Shares) N.B. . .....,.,. Sat/Sun 1·5 • ,,. . . . • • • . ( ! • : • • . . • I ' . • ' . I I I I { 1 ' l. • • • .; ~: • ~ • 1 Hofte•'-S-. 'HeewthrW. ........... ,. , ••• IH,..,.S.. H•••H'-·~ , ........... s. SUnd!)'.Ju!XZ0.1975 DAILVPtlOT Pi •••••••••••••••••••••.•• •·•••••••••••••••••••••• ............................. ·············-·-··-· ......................... •·•••••••••••••••••••••• ...... Fors.a. 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Open House Sat. & Sun. l ·S. 17901 Cedar Tree, Irvine. YllWI POOL! TIMMIS! 4 Br. 2Yz Ba., with large kitchen and family room -Close to Community Pool and Tennis Court. Outstanding Executive Home -Large wood deck· ing and cozy fire pit to entertain to your hearts content. Hurry, this Is on your own land! $127,000. RAISOR'S R~LTORS 833-8600 IOOZ l)erry Zimmerman, Chuck. Everclt, Arn1and Feve rgeo11, Ginny Morrision. Dave Leighlonl Ruth Hale Lund, F1o Grey , Ginny Sugarman & Guy Coals. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHY DON'T YOU JOIH OUR SUCCESSFUL Ol'IL\TIOH? CALL U.RRY-54.r..4141 615 Bays1cte, Ne""· port. Beach 833-8600 Sat/Sun 1·5 4717 Cortland Dr. Cam Hinds CdM 675-5511 $87 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2467 Norse, Costa l\1csa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 •300 Canal, Newpart Shores, NB 642-5200 675-4060 Sunday 1-5 590 Diamond SL., Laguna Beach 497 -2175 $199,500 Sun 1-4 3436 Sanla Cla ra, Mesa Woods. CM 556-2660 $62 ,000 Sun 1·5 4 IR & FAMRMorDEH 6671 l\·Jari lyn Dr. Huntington Bch 8'12-5679 ,$52.950 Sat/Sun l ·G 4600 Dorches ter, Corona del ~1ar b73-2222 $8.5,950 Sun 1-5 1422 Carriage Dr., Santa Ana 548-9607 Sal & Sun. ••333 Morning: Star Lane, NB 548-1589 $315,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 •1512 Dolphin T er, Irv Ter CdM 673·1148 $164 ,500 Sun 1·5 25912 Avenita Cabrillo, &JC 493·3893 $.53,500 Sat /Sun 400 Visla Roma, NB (Bluffs> 644 -1360 $59,500 ·Sun 1-5 * 1500 Eton Place, Ne'A1port Beach . 968-3371 $99,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 • • 102 Linda Isle. Ne wport Bch 640-1607 $194.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 3860 Ocean Birch. llrb Vu fils CdX 640-6161 $119,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 i\800 Cortland. Cameo lDnds CdM 673-8550 Sat/Sun 1-5 1730 Port Weslboume Pl. NB 644-0472 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1853 Paros Ci rc., Mesa Verde CM 545-3465 $78 .000 Sat-Sun 11·5 3316 Alabama Cir, Mesa Verde CX 833-3821 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •615 Bayadcre Tcr .(Irv Ter l CdM 644 -7662 $285.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •413 Cabrillo (Corona fDds ) CdM 673 -2222 $150.000 Sun. 1·5 1100 Santi<JJ.!O, DoverShores. NB 644 -0322 $199 .500 Sun 2-5 • • 1202 E. Balboa Bl. Newport Bch 675-8120 Sat & Sun •2230 Donnie Rd., Newport Bch 833-3821 $89,950 Sal/Sun 1 :30·6 20101 Interior Lane, l·Iunl Beach 962-5511 $76,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 19322 Bethany Dr. (T.Rock) Irv 833-9293 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 111 Via San Remo, Lido Isle, NB 675-0123 $125.000 Sun 1·5 1401·Cliff Dr. Cli ffHavcn. NB $89.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ua, Dover Shores. NB $145 ,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 971SandcasUe (HV fD s)CdM 644 -176H $105 ,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 17 Cherry Hills (Bi g Cyn ) N.B. 644 -1766 $169 ,500 Sun. 1-5 •1218 Polaris Or, Dover Shrs NB 642-8235 $187 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 908 Almond Pl. (EaslblufO NB 642-8235 $!05.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 2949 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights 642-8235 $175.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 19141 Beckwith Ter, Trtlrock Irv 644-6200 $125.000 Sat/SUn 1·5 ••60'1 Baystde Dr, Promon Bay NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 10·5 •1615Santiago (Baycrest) N.B. 644-1766 $139,000 Sun. 12-4 711 Via Lido Nord, Newport Bch 644-7270 $169.000 Sun l ·S 21171 Cu par, Huntington Beach 536-7542 $49,500 sun 11·5 2507 Port Whitby, (llVJ Npt Bch 64().4467 Sal/Sun 1·5 25141 Ericson Way. Laguna.Hills 968-6546 $53 .000 Sal/Sun. 12·4 19931 Snarly Ln. Hunt. Bch 968-9230 Low $50's Sat/Sun 1·6 126 Via Lorca (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-5930 Sun 1·6 •••76 Linda Isle Dr, Linda U NB 64t-1910 $395,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 •1337 Galaxy_, _Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $249 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-:; 49 RO)lal Sl. George. Big Cyn SuNB 640-7290 $270,000 .sat/ n 1·5 •Ui Cypresa Point Ln, Big Cyn NB 64t.aa<JO $184 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •618 Harbor Isl. Dr. Prom By NB 1142-11235 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••56 Linda Isle (Unda Isle) NB 642-8235 $485 ,000 Sat 1·5/SUn. 11·3 4001 Topside I.rt (H.V. lDs) CdM 644·1766 $134,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 P.ACESETIER HOMES RANCHWOOO CLOSE-OUT SALE!! Selling 4 d ecor ated models + 2 reoo's at extra low prices! s u1o Financing a lso available . Qui c k sale extras in c lude : fro nt landsca pin g and sprinkle r s , rear fencing. upgraded carpet, oven/range, dishwasher & disposa l . A s kin~ from . $44 .950. Hurry ! ! For more inrormali on. Coll 714: 511·Z444 6751 J a rdines. Fran. 1'1ns, 1-1.B. 968-4456 $75.000 Sun 1·5 2672Circle Dr, Bayshorcs, N.B. 675-7225 $172,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 4-C& Blackfin <Racquel Clb) Irv 833-8600 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 675-6000 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 l Burning Tree , Big Canyon, ~.B . 752-7315 $290.000 Sun 1·5 •1608 Galaxy Dr, Dov Shores NB 752-7315 $195.000 Sun 1·5 17581 Lebanon Circ, Irvine 752-7315 $52,900 Sun 1·5 4982Doanoke, Irvine 549-9773 $53,000 Sun 1·4 2004 North Capell a, Mesa Vr. CM 546-5880 540-6586 Sunday 1-5 17532 Cottonwood St, Unv ,Pk Irv 551·2843 $77,500 Sun 1-5 17482 Teachers (Culverdale) Irv 551-2000 $56,950 Sun 1·5 Zl3 E. 21st St, Costa Mesa 645-8792 $56,900 Sun 12·5 1822 Jamaica Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 546-2313 $129,900 Sun l ·S •3470 San R'afael. Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 968 Denver , Cos la !\.'lcsa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 1130 Santiago, Dover Shores. NB 546-2313 $179,900 Sun 1-5 •13712 Solltaire, Racquet Club Irv 752-1700 Sun 1-5 15051 Ecclostone. Ranch, Irvine 752-1700 Sun 1-5 • 11105 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB 640-0020 Sun. 1·5 •1626G a laxy Dr <DoverShrs)NB 640-002Q Sun. 1-5 • •22'1 Canal. Nev.,port Shores, NB 675-4060 $73.500 Sunday 1-5 • 1701 Marlin Bacr.;t cur Shipway 642-5200 $134 ,500 Sunday 1-5 11713 Glads lone. Fount. Vl y 531 -6410 $68.500 Sun 1·5 10112 Beverly Dr. 1-lunt'g Bch 963-8991 $69.900 Sun 1-5 *3071 Country Club, f\.tcsa V. C l\'1 963-6767 Sun 1-5 16772 Sum mere loud, Hunt. Bch 963·6767 Sun 1·5 316 Catalina Dr .. Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1-5:30 2072 Golden Eye, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun 1-5 •9 Torrey Pinc Lane, Big Canyon 675-6000 $174,500 Sunday 1·5 1737 Port Hemley, IN Hms, CdM 675·6000 $114 ,900 Sunday 1·5 212 Ha zel, Corona del Mar 644 -6200 $275,000 Sun . 1-5 •2901 Ebblide Rd. (HV Hill s\ Cd M 644-6200 $1 29,500 Sun . 1-5 4726 Cortlan<l (Cameo Hinds ) CdM 642-8235 $92.000 Sun . 1·5 20 Mission Bay Dr, Spygls Hl CdM 673 -7601 Sl59.900 Sun . 1·5 3036 Java Rd. Mesa Verde. CM 546-5990 $129,500 Sunday 1·5 01 Monlecito. Spyglass. CdM 675-6000 $189,500 Sunday 1·5 5 IEDllOOM 1572 Pegasus St. Santa Ana I-Its. 540-3257 $59.500 Sal/Sun l -5 835 Amigos ~l (Bluffs} N.B. 673-4400 $86,600 Sun 2·6 Z731 Bayshore Dr .• Newport Bch 646-7171 Sun l·& 332Catalina, Newport Beach 671;.7060 $85,000 sun 1·5 5 IR I PAM DI or DIM •421 LeDrol\ Lane, Lag. Bch. 644-1766 $234,000 Fri/Sal/Sun 1·5 •3500 Sausalito; ff.Vu.His, CdM 675-0123 $J.S9 ,500 Sat. 1·5 2 Cherry Hills I.rt, Big Cyn NB 752-7315 $275,000 sun 1·5 lt'ZA Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 Sun. 1-5 * 1828 Sa mar, Mesa Verde, CM 54&-5990 $87 ,500 Suoda1 l ·S 2316 Port Duraess Pl., NB 644-17611 $107,000 SUnl-5 I la a PAM RM + MAIDS l(JTllS 725 Vin Lido Nord <Lido) NB 675-7505 $122 ,500 Sun 2·5 6 llDIOOM 1149 Hamilton, C-08\a M .. a 646-7171 OVERY Real Estate ~·MIT tt• lffllll, COSTA Ml'A SAUSPIOPLI DO YOU W AMT MOU Ol'l'ORTUHJTY for ~rowth & variety in: •Investment Sales •Building & Development •Syndication .,.. Exchanging CloU DISCOYBY UAL HT An 64~~1 Goo111ol 1ooz1•-1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PERMANENT BAY VIEW This 3 bdrm., 3 balh + wel bar + scp. maid 's or guesl quarters, is s ilualed in front of the finesl public bay beach . overlooking Lido Isle+ a terrific nig:hl .lights view. Remodeled & decor ated from lop to botlom. Lisled at $187 ,SOO -Owne says lo sell for $165,000! 9 13 W. llay A•e., Mewpori hoch JEFF BRIERY. REALTOR 2402 H•wport lt'fd, Mewport a..ch 675·91 11 Z4 HOUR SEllYICl 6 IR & FAM RM or DEH •3626 Catamaran. H.V. Hills Cd~I 675-7225 $148 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 51 Montecito, Spyglass, CdM 675-6000 $169,500 Sunday 1·5 ••21 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644-6200 $485.000 Sun . CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 HOROOM 2332 Ri chmond, Coola Mesa 979-6570 $33.000 Sal /Sun IQ.6 •••611 Lido P a rk Dr. (3 A) NB 556-8800 Sal/Sun 2·5 •14 Weslclifr Villas, N.D. 645-2848 /646-7414 Sat/Sun 1-5 306S Clubhouse Cir, Msa Vrd Cttt 673-3663 $53 ,500 Sun. 1·5 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach · 675-7225 $54.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 18 Wild goose Ct. Npt Crest, NB 645-3777 $57.400 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR I. LOFT S,94 Hamilton. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $.14 . 7 50 Z IR & FAM RM or DEH Z702 Vis ta Del Oco (Bluffs\ NB 644-11 33 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 HDROOM 1951 San Bruno <Bluffs) N. B. &10-5560 $57,000 Sun . 1·5 532 Cancha (Bluffs) NB 673-7601 $71.900 Sun 1·5 •461 Bolero, Pk. Lido, Npl. Bch 645-6646 $45,500 Sun 1·5 406 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 644·1133 Sat/Sun 1-5 l ll & FAM RM or D!:lf 320 Vista Madera, The Bluffs NB 644-1133 Sat/Sun 1·5 303 Avenida Cerritos. Bluffs NB 644-1133 Sat/Sun 1-5 2620 Vista del Oro (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 Sun. 1-5 4HDlOOM 3 Rue Villars (Big Cyn) NB 640-5560 $177 .000 Daily 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEH 5 Rue Du Pare (Big Cyn ) N.B. 640·5560 $210,000 Sun. 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE Z IR I. I ll 426 Acacia, old CdM , CdM 675-6000 $75,500 Sunday I ·5 511 Orchid, Corona del Mar .. 675-6000 $89 ,950 Sunday 1-5 Z IEDROOMS UCH ' 1782 Ocea n Wa y. Laguna Beach 494-5502 $180,000 Sat & Sun 1·5 516 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 644-1766 $87 .500 Sun. 1·5 3030 Breakers . Corona del Mar 646-7171 Sun 1·5 3 IR I. Z IR S09 Goldenrod , Corona del Mar 644-7Z70 $112,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 3 IEDROOMS UCH 119 Poinsellia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sun. l-5 4 IR .. z .. 2QS..205Y:z En1erald, Bal II NB 833-8600 Sun. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 HDllOOM 1'11178 Maggie Lane, Hwit. Bch. 842-2535 $35,500 Sun 1·5 UNITS FOR SALE 3-Z·I 1130 Victoria SL, Costa Mesa 979.5099 $121 ,000 Sal :it Sun 1-.'i HOUSE FOR RENT 4 1R I. FAM RM or DIH IACH 957 Magellan (Mesa del Mar) CM , 979-0238 $435 /mo. Dally 1·5 •• I WA Tlll'llOllT PllRlllOAT 517 l611t- Movt-ln·rf.'ady, Brand new, rebuilt 3 BR. + ramily, 2 ba. home. Brick. frplc., decked l)<lilll. Low down ·•ell (Jtt' I tad•. You name lerrn•I Open S.t!Sun l ·S CALL '7S.7060 OPIM SAT /SUM Z·S 611 Lide PartiDr. Apl. 3·/\. LUJl.Uriout: baytront: sell or lease. CALL5SMIOO lolbooa.,,.,. .. _.. $26.950 3 Bedrms, I'': bw.ths, re· painted inside & out . Walk. lo schools & 11lores. ()v.rner is t <!ady lo move. Associaled South Coai;l Broke r s, .545-8424 or 673·773'1 . SPECTACULAR VIEW Large lu:tur)' adult cond o with boat slip avw.i\able, Full secu rity bldg . Private S>A'imming pool, Best buy on Peninsula 64G·1711 , ()~t:n F.\'C'S . Walker & lee Real lstate BEST BUY! In Galifornla ho1nes La rge bac k y<1rd (or garden. Cozy fireplace & lovely kitchen. Owner transferred. ~tusl sell now! Only $39.~. Call 6'6-7711 Open l::\'es. -1--- ~.'?.:f!~~ Y ACAMT·C.M. 3BR, almost read~ to mo\•e into. Ne""' painL floor tile. kilch counter~. f or $36,500. CA LL DISCOVERY llt:::AL EST ATE. 645-~:> UllH 11% .. YIAll LET US SHOW YOU A WAY TO SELL YOUR HOM E, RECEIVE 2Q% CASH & EARN UP TO 15% (O R MORE) PER Y EA R ON YOUR REMAINING EQUITY . HO. ILUl'FS PAllK NEW LISTING ; fabulous X·Plan , with 3 covered pali~: massive & ex· tensive upgrading. Perfect location! 3 UR, 2'h bn., ram. rm.; only $77,500 OPEN HOUSE SUH. 1 ·5 . 45l YIST A TllUCHA. 14.L PHILE DRIVE SURROUNDED BY VI EW; see all the way from Laguna lo Long Beach ; only one ne ig hbor . 1-i.a rbor Vl cw I-fill s: 4 BR., 3 ba ., marvelous features; poolslzed lot. $159,500 Ol'EH HOUSE SAT /SUH I ·5 27l I PHllU Dll, CdM YILU. GRAMAl>A ~'!VE BEDROOMS in this Bluffs area condo! 1-l as vie w or Big Canyon & greenbelt. On quiel slreet . $86,600 OPEH HOUSE SUH. 2-6 llS AMIGOS WAY, #I, H.L OTHEI OPEH HOUSES HARBOI\ VIEW HILLS, 4 BR. den or r ~1m . r m .: ope n Sal /Sun 1-5. 3607 Swivicw l .. ane, CdM. $125,000 DUPLEX, Corona de! tt1ar; good in· come ; open Sat. 1·5. 439 Heliotrope, Cd M. $1 I0,000 R-2 J·IOi\>1 E , Corona del l\-1 <.tr: room to build 2nd unit. 3 BR. den. Open Sal . 1·5. 433 Heliotrope, Cd~l. $99,500 . COMPANY REALTORS 28&5 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar "Selling RHll Estate in NewpGrt Harbor Since 194:4" 673-4400 SPYGLASS HILL ~~! .......... !~~~ ~~~ .......... !~~ 3 HH. big comer Int " ocean \·ie"" Valllt' prll'l'd "'', rl ell:ible lcrn1s. OPEN l -5Sat&Sun. ::1 Pt.SurUri1 e Open Doily I· 7 305 lraadway, C.M. Large delached studio room w balh & fpl c. Plus 3 Bit. complete!)· re· furbished, lge >A'an::lro~ clos~·t.s, li v rm. dining are<i. top.gr3dt• s hag crpls & drps. Ho ut or trailer gale on alll'). 6-16·3928. e\'l'S :'1-19 1:il2 HUG HOMES 640°4050 LINDA I SLt:; elegant 4 bdrm. l ·Sl}'". home. Formal DR, & ram. rm.; pier & slip for lge. boat. $235,000 BAYl''RONT; 4 BR + maid's: great f<1mily home on the water. O\.\ffler may help fin il nce. $290 ,000 . WESTCL!FF, NB; deli ghtful 3 BR home on lge. corner lot , nr. schools, p;.1rks & shops; pool. $74,500 Mini Farm. horses OK. 4 Tl-II:: Ul .. U FF'S: /\terrific 3 BR + 2 1h Br,3Bahousc on 1.;acre ba. ('oncJo + laundry rm .. on wide Jot. 7"~ VA assumable. greenbelt; all Lhis for only $7 4,500 llas pool & Rm foc 1 • ac-re garden. By o "'·ner. OFflCE OPEN AT MOOM SUNDAY 557·1288. ~ ........................ '!"' ................ ~~ -ol 1002G_,.., I002Ge,..,ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUGE LOT fffA·YA Only $35.900 buys this lovely 3 bdrm Cos la .Mesa home on quiet cul·de-s ac slreet. Call today. This one "''on 'l Jasl. Open Eves. LOCATIOH-LOCATIOM $41,500 FHA·YA You can"l believe this charming 4 bdrm 2 bath home. IA'.lv ely famil y room wilh firepl ace. Nearly ne\\' carpet. Ca ll t.o sec Lhis doll house. OME MILE TO OCIAll Spacious 4 bdrm 2 bath 2 story Shorecrest horn~. One of the mosl des irable neighborh~~ of l-lunt1nglo~ Beach. Bi g family room&: formal d1n1ng room. Don t miss this beach beauty for only $59 ,500. EXECUTIVE HOME IRYIHE-567,500 This huge family home in one ~r Irvine's best locations has 4 bdrms, 3 baths, family room & huge bonus r oom. Too 1nany extras Lo menlion. OLD IALIOA $79,500 The charm of old l'\ewport. This immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 balh home could be converted into great duplex. lluge sundeck. J\:lany possibilities for this lovely property. Open daily 1·5. DOU HOUSE sn.no -FHA & YA This beauliful 3 bdrm home has been completely redecorated & s hows like a model. Take advantage of seller's transfer. Best buy on the market. 545-9491 :r .. . .· QI DAlL Y PILOT SUncSay • .k.ltx 20. 1175 OPEN HOUSE TODAY Visit a wallls&Lee OPEN HOUSE ~ today! ~fllr-1 YOUllllJwlna FREE Wiik e:::ll~at ... Solmaae.tl From 1 pm to 6 pm. ----------------- & Tennis Club• This elegant community is only minutes from San Diego. high on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific. You'll stay 7 days and 6 nights In a beautifully appointed condominium. Adults only, subject to avallabllity. And the Solana Beach & Tennis Club will keep you relaxed and entertained with hot whirlpools, gym, sauna, swimming and, naturally, superb tennis facilities. You'll even receive two hours of private tennis lessons from the resident teaching pro. You'll be our guest for dinner at an excellent nearby res- taurant (a $30 value). Remember to win, you must regis~ ter today at one of these Walker & Lee Open Houses. * Walker & Lff ,. exclusive Salea Agents for the Solana Beach a Tennla Club eondomlnlum·b)'·the·tea homes. For Information on thOH 1, 2 and 3 bedroorn home~ (from $61,000), pleaae call 714/ 76>5300 and ask for Sharon Hanley. ....... ......_. _. .. reH...,.., A...-t 4. ie71. OIMI .. W¢I >1.....----lfef ...... NHtw ..... I,, ...... .................................. ._..,,...... ·-- .. ,........11,1•1•. ,.. .............................. . ......... lle-4 ...... ••n•hr at,,.., •. ---u.a. ,..,, .. 1 • ..-................ ..-........ tum• _.., ...... , ~ a.w ...... ,, ... ..-•-•u ... .._ & LM, Me..-...................... , ................ .... .. ,., .... HUNTING TON BEACH AREA HUMTIMGTOH HARIOUI WA 1BRtONT Fantastic Humboldt lshmd, 2 st«y, 5 bed.room, 4 bath. large rumpus room, f~milr room. boat dock, diii:Owith f1re-nng. 8 .8 .Q. W~t brook, North o( Humboldt. 16236 ayfarer. Huntington Beach. 842-44:).5. $22,900 Charming 2 bedroom, even has an air conditioner. Hurry this won't last. Ex· c:ellent "'ay to gel started in home ownership. Norwau.i & 223l"d Street. 22 121 llor~l. Hawaiian Ga rdens. 842-4455. ONE OF A ICIHD Sprawlin~ 4 bedroom, single level in sought after neighborhood! Large din- ing room & 34' enclosed patio! Walk to beach. East or Magnolia, South orf Hamilton on Polynesian. 9042 Bobbie Orcle , Huntington Beach. 963-56'71. PAINLESS Lite new. 3 bedroom. Landmark less than 3 years old . Upg raded with ceramic tile noors! $47.900. South of Adams. W<'sl off Magnolia on Bedel. 8892 Ba inford, Huntington Beach. 963-5671. FAIULOUS TWO STORY J "'rge family home with 4 bedroom & huge separate family room with cathedral beams and fireplace. $50.500. East of Magnolia. South off Hamilton on Lehue. 2t581 Hanakai. Huntington Beach. 963·5671. IMMACULATE SEAIURY Owners trans fe rred ! Sparklin~ 3 bedroom, with marucured landscaping, upgrades, built-in kitchen, huge cov- ered patio. Government appraised. West of Magnolia , South olf Atlanta on Miramar. 21301 Seaforth. Huntington Beach. 963-5071. MINT CONDmOH Spacious 3 bedroom on l~h comer lot, close lo freeway!' and shopping. Only $39.900! South or Edinger. West off Magnolia on Universe. 16261 Galaxy, Westminster. 963·5671. EMGLISH MANSION Most fantastic older home you've ever seen on approximately 4/10 acre. Leaded glass windows. peg noors. gazebo, much more. Doo'l miss it! Just West of Tustin Ave. on Santa Clara. 2112 Santa Clara , Santa Ana. 963-5671. . llG MAMA Four bedroom. family room, dining room, super s harp, two story BJG MAMA. How sweet it is. Priced for quick s ale. East of Brookhurst, South ol Adams. 20821 Aquatic, Huntington Beach. 545-9491. THREE IEACH HOMES One block from ocean. three t.o fi,·e bedrooms. Priced from $43,500. OH Atlanta and Beach. 20841 Catamaran. Huntington Beach. 852~. LOW DOWM VA Oil FHA Beautiful home on quiet cul de sac lot, 17 fn.cit trees surround this lovely home. Warm family room with beam ceilings and used brick fireplace. South of Yorktown. West of BrookbursL 9742 Delafield, Huntington Beach. 968-3371. FOUNT AIM VALLEY AREA HOUSE IEAUTIRIL This classy classic shouts value. ll's loaded with extras & upgrades. Sharpest home in s ubdivision and shows like a model. East ot Euclid. North of Heil. 1&43 Vernon, Fountain Valley. 968·3371. LOTSA LOT LOTSA TUIS This beautiful 3 bedroom, pl,us den borne is professionally dec:wated inside and ouL Large fenced comer lot pro- 'Vides excellent family protection and n!CT'Utton. South of F.dinger, North ol Heil. 9373 J asmine, Fountain Valley. 968-3371. MAJESTIC TUIS 4 IDRMS Ir FAMILY~ Elegant white stucco, blue trim shut· ters. pleasant brick planters, wood shingle ~. 21/:i glistening pullmaned bath.4', buHt·ins include dishwasher, ~olf veined mirroring, gleaming clean throughout. Picturesque rear landscap- ing and patio. <>wner leaving area. Only $48.900. East or Bushard, Nal1b otf Ellis on Bin:h. 18442 Birch. Fountain Valley. a7.o32J. HEAVB4 PROTECTS THI VETBlAN Formal dining room plus separate family room, near new area. Perfect for family living and entert.aining. Only SS7,SOO. North of Warner, East of Magnolia. 9144 Dafrodll, Fountain Valley. 968-3371. EVERYTHIMG"S GOl ... G UP THIS OWNEll'S CO.. DOWM $30,000 will buy a lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with lots of upgradei. "Must. sell." East of Euclid, North ot Slater. 11000 La Naranja, FOlDlt.ain Valley. 968-3371. IEDROOM TAUt Gorgeous master suite complete with fireplace an adult relreat. 2nd fireplace in living room, separate dining room. wet bar in family room. East of Bushard, North ot Warner. 165.50 Daisy, Fountain Valley. 968-3371. A DULL AD about an exciting home. Proressionally dec:orated inside and out. Large comer klt completely fenced. Great family home with 3 bedrooms, and a den. South o( Edinger, North ol Heil. 9372 J asmine. Fountain Valley. 968-3371. A GRIEA T PUCE TO GROW KIDS Beautiful two story home on large cor· ner lot. Huge m aster suite, pri vale sun- deck. Mov_s-in condition. North of Talbert. Sollth of Slater. 17800 Santa Fe Circle. Fountain Valley. 968-3371. S & S TRM.EVa OHL Y 2 YEARS OLD It happens every lime -a lovely family brings their profuse and incomparable good taste in decoration ol captivating residence to t.he ultimate and BANG - they're tTansferred out ol the good old U.S.A. Their los.s is your gain. Features too extensive to e numerate. 4 Bedrooms, 2~ baths. Don't delay. See today. Won't last. East ol Bolsa Chica. South off Westmins ter Blvd. on University. fc.llow street to Enfield. 14141 Enfield, Westminster . 897·0321. COSTA MESA AREA EXECUTIVE HOME Three bedroom + pool, super upgraded tri-level, formal dining room, huge family room with fireplace. $63,950. West of Bristol, South ol Segerstrom, l.SOl Carriage, Santa Ana. 545-9491. llEAUTIRIL rooL For lots of family fun time with this large 3 bedroom, 2 bath west.side home. Large lot for kids & dogs. plus big dou· ble car garage. Only $35,950. South of 19th Street, on Monrovia, 2 blocks t.o Towne. 863 Towne Street, Costa Mesa. 646-m 1 or 540-8944. MESA VERDE VIEW Best two story on private cul de sac lot in prestige area. Charming 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Has everything you could wanL $80,950. Sooth of Ada ms, F.ast ~ F.&tan· cia. 1871 Swan Circle, Coeta Mesa. S45-949L COLLEGE PARK SPECIAL Beautiful Cornell two story, 4 bedroom, family room, huge bonus room. Extras include air conditioning, ceramic tile. upgraded carpeting. San Diego freeway to Culver, North to Walnut Street. 3601 Pine Street, Irvine. 545-9491. TitAHSFHIED-OWHa MUST SBL Best buy in Costa Mesa, lovely two year old home. 4 large bedrooms. two baths, plus huge family room. Immaculate cond.itioo. Take advantage ol ownet''s transfer. Reduced to SSS,000. North on Fairview, right on Sunflower. right oo Fuscia to s treet. 3367 Marigold. S45-9491. l Pl.US FAMILY IOOM Beautiful upgraded 3 bedroom home, attached family room, with lar1e fll'epla~. Garden patio. All for $39,500. Vid.oria to street. 2131 Republic, coeta Mesa. s.>9491. COSTA MESA'S IEST can you believe 4 bedroom, 2 t.th plus family room in excellent ~a ~ coeta Mesa foe $43,000. Offend wtth nlA It VA terma . North of Bristol to Paularino, left to Trinity. riaht to A.reel. 754 Alleg heny, Colla MeH. 56Mn. NEWPORT BEACH AREA UDO WATBROMT Terrific Lido Island waterfront home with 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus guest quarten. R·2 zoned, so could be used for home and income. East ot Newport Blvd .• on Via Lido across bridge lo Udo Isle. 316 Vla Lido Nord, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or Mo-8944. WHITEWATER VIEW Presti&ioua Portofino area, provides luxury, privacy " breathtaking panoramic VIEW. 2500 Sq. ft. ol com- fort in t his elegantly decorated 4 bedroom home. North of Coast Highway up Nyes Place lo Balboa t.o Bolsana. 649 Bols ana, Laguna Beach. 646-7711 or 540.8944. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM California ranch style home on huce cul de sac lot! Approxjmately 2SOO sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms. covered patio, & heat- ed pool! Jus t West of lrvine oo 15th Street. 621 Powell Place. Newport Beach. 963-5671. OLD IAUOA Two Bedroom. 2 bath. two story. MANY POSSIBILITIES. Balboa Blvd. to Adams, left on Adams to Bay, left on Bay. 313 E. Bay Ave .. Newport Beach. ~9591. FAMTASTIC IACIC IAY Spacious 4 bedroom, two story home with formal dining, library plus den. Quiet cul de sac street. safe for little feet. One block West of Irvine, North of Santa Isabel. 2409 Bonnie P lace, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or 540-8944. PRESTIGE ILUFFS Al.EA Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath end unit with plenty of privacy plus VIEW across lush greenbelt to Back Bay. West ol Jamboree Road. on Eastbluff Drive. 1 block to Mar Vista. 6ff1 Mar Vist a, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or 54().,8944. HIGH OM A HILL Jt.L5t redecorated inside &out! Spacious 3 bedroom, family room. 2 fireplaces, sparkling heated swimming pool! Walk lo Cherry Lake . $64,500. West off Irvine Ave. on 23rd Street. 2300 Redlands, Newport Reach. 963·5671or550-7035. CREAM PU~ • Bedroom. 2 bath beauty on beautiful landscaped corner loL Spanish decor with brick and wrought iron. Mirrored walls and new paint throughout. Park and play yard across the street. You'll be impressed. West off San Diego freeway on Canada, South on Moulton, West on Santa Maria, right on San Remo to slreet. 22371 Taranto, Laguna I fills. 838-6256. WALK TO IEACH From this e legantly decorated 4 bedroom, J bath, family home. One of the few lots in this area where you OWN the land. West of Newport Blvd., North of Coast Highway on Walnut. 247 Walnut, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or ~- DOVEi SHORES MAHSIOH Five bedroom, S bath, includinJ? maids quarters. Beautiful pool area with jacuu..i. Fantastic VIEW from house and gardens across Bay & Ocean. East of Dover Drive, North of Westcliff Drive. 1368 Galaxy Drive, Newport Beach. 646·7711 or540-8944. MISSION VIEJO EL TORO AREA IUY OF THE MONTH Two bedroom, air conditianing, highly upgraded with super VIEW. See it to- day and you'll but. it. $3>,000. North off San Diego freeway oo Alicia; le.fl on Jeronimo, right on Aliso. 26098 Via Pera, Misa\on Viejo.~. SAM JUAM IEAUTY Lovely upgraded San Juan with add on family room, estate sized lot. Better hurry oo this beauty. North off San Dletto freeway, on La Paz, left on F1orester. 25101 Sebastian. Ml1aion Vle~ jo.-..000. PllVATI POOL Tenific Madrid whb pool completdy upgraded, only 1 year old. nit.ert.ir.ms dellgbl See it today. 'North olf San Diego freeway. oo La Pu, left on Marguerite. 2'855 Santa Cruz, Mission Viejo. 581 tOOO. YOUR .UllEST WAl.111 & Ul lfflCI 118"1 ............................ ca11t'2• ... , t.a .......................... (11Jt .. nll,(7t4)12t·t7M 1 :30 A..M. TO 1:30 PA .......................... 1'71C)lt7 .. tll.(714f .. •• .....-...........••••••• , .ptC) 1'7t·1n1. 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Gem quality -it sparkl~s. Spacious four bedroom. or three and den home. Fun patio, apricot, plum, apple & a lmond trees. Private be ach too. $87,500. OPEN SUN 1to5. 4500 ROXIURY: bd111h•e C-.o SWes. Ocean view, private beach, lovely three bedroom,· family room home . with secluded patio. Spacious corner lot. $127 ,500. OPEN SUN 1 to 5. 702 ACACIA: Corona del M• sCMrttt of highway. Older home on R-2 lot. Invest ·now for future development .. $65,000. OPEN SAT /SUN 1to5. • • .EXCLUSIVES. • • Corona del Mar Classic : One of a kind, south of the highway -one block to the beach. Three BR-2Bath home on tree shaded DOUBLE LOT. Exclusive patio. Three car garage & ample parking ar ea. $123,500. Best in class. Excellent investment - Owner's ·three bedroom home - charming ; plus deli ghtful 2 bed rm in- come unit -fireplaces, beam ceilings, private patios. $125,000. CHOICE RfHTA.LS {1.) Five Bedroom, pier, bayfront. $1500. yearly rentaJ. (2.) Cha nnel Reef-furnished. Just f,6,000. monthly, annuaJ lease. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy., Corma del Mer 67>5511 GNffol 1002 ,4114tu. S...IQ. ~l:a REALTORS 644-7270 VISIT THESE IRVIME TBlRACE ..... ENTERTAIN around the pool ~an d patio of this love ly Newport Beach home. 3 Bedroom, family room , 2 bath & roomy kitchen. A new listing. Attractively offered at $85,000. 2006 Toh11110TttTGU, CdM 5-/SIM 1·5 · COROHA DB. MAR ~WALK TO THE BEACH from U thi s South of High way DUPLEX. New upper 3 bedroom unit-r emodeled house h as 2 bedrooms. One-of-a-kind in Corona del Mar . $112,900. 509 GoW1111 od, CdM s.t fs.. 1-5 CAMEO SHORES ..... 3 BEDROOMS, den, large 1tJ1 Uvin g room , breakfast room overlooks custom pool and patio area. Copper plumbing. Quality built & upgraded. Ideal for family entertainment. Rare view of ocean & hills. Private beaches. Owner anxious. Presented by our resident speciali sts. Shirley & Marshall Rich. $139,000. 4501 lo~. CdM SatfS-1~6 LIDO ISLE ~ CONTEMPORARY DESIGN, 0 c lose to beach, tennis & clubhouse. Spacious 4 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, large master suite with fireplace and sundeck on a corner lot. Ideal home for entertaining. $169,000. 711 V141 Udo Hord. Mwpt lch S-I ·5 CALL US CAMEO SHOllS ...... SPACIOUS 4 bedrooms, 3 bath, U massive formal dining room, gourmet island kitchen. King size POOL. Third tier OCEAN AND JE'ITY VIEW! Highly upgraded. By appt onl y. Presented by our specialists Shirley & Marshall Rich. Priced to sell! $189,500. SPYGLASS ...... BEAUTIFULLY decorated in '11 Spanish motif. 4 Bedrooms, family room, dintng room + bonus room . 2 Fireplaces. Professionally landscaped. $154,000. COIOMA DIL MAil ...... NEW LISTING-DUPLEX. lft1lll Immaculate front home bas 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 3 baths, bltn kitchen. Spacious upper unit has 2 bedrooms. Call us to see this prime property. $109,500. 2121 I. COo't Highwoy, CMona del Mor PROf'llTY MANAOEMENT ~~~~ ....•.. \~.~~ ...... . C......ct.IW.-1022C.,....ct.1Ms IOJJ ....................... ······················· ~~~..---~ INSIDE LOOKING OUT To the nature filled canyon, or to the sparkling 20xS3 ft. pool, or to the quiet su-eet out.side. A peaceful place! 3 Bdrms., den, large canyon terrace, a peek o( Catalina, all for $94,500 UNIVERSITY REALTY '3001 L C...t HlgltwGJ C... .. Mcr 673-lllO --.....---~ lalboe lsla.d I 006 CorOM dej Mer I OU • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOAT DOCK·BlG LOT .. & tlOM E & oupu;x un-Cll• .. 1111 der $300,000. Owner may Rare 3Br Home ln Old take 73 paper. CdM. 505 Marguerite. Uintard Owner 6"-6996. REALTY HarborV• .. 1 SINCI 1946 Ocean &c Bay Vu. split 3355 Vio Udo, N.a. S4llte 295 level, 3 Hr, 2 Ba, formal Pt.o.-642-2991-Anyrime din. rm, fam. rm. pool ---------size lot. Owner. $91,500 Balboa P ... iMllla I 007 644-2776. ....................... 1--------- REI •'TE 417 ORCHID SI 0,000 "" 2 BR, Liv-rm. Frplc. Din-Cuslom 4 br, 3 ~a home. rm. 45• Lot. $67 ,000. 2400 sq. ft. + 21«! car gar. 642-856S Only 10 yrs. old &cr--------- $127,000. value. OWNER UNOISTRUCTID .. MUST SELL! $10,000 ... harbor &oceanview REBATE AT CLOSE OF Approx . 11·.! acre lot. ESCROW I Shown by Corona del Mar front line app\. 2146 Miramar Dr., hOme ; large pool, 4 BR .• 613-4224 Eves & Wknds. 4 baths; 700 sq. ft. enter- Duplex $9.1500 tainment room with · Triplex sJ.25.ooo custom pub style bar; Marshall Rily 6754600 garden room. $285,000 COlllM-MAmM C_._•delMcr 1022 REALTORS 644-76'2 . ...................... , ________ _ SEE THE OCE.AM COUMTRY FRENCH From your front step. 315 POIMSETTIA W&J.k one short block & OPEM SAT /SUM 1 ·5 wal'ch the boats return at Reduced lo$00.500 sunset.-Ta~e an early Sunny 3 bdrm .. 3 bath + morning JO~ on the formaldining beach. All lhls can ~ Uni _;a..R_.... yours when you own this •..-. -·1 ._., spacious 3 BR Family 3001 E. Csl Hwy 673-6510 room home wilh huge CDM DUPLEX master s uite & low, low upkeep. Only $95,000. Excellent units in Corona withterms.Cal1644-7211 del Mar on quiet tree ,__ • I I lined street with lots ol el<lras . Low main · t en anc e , totally up· graded. beamed ceilings, private palio, & always ---------rented. Shown by appt. SPYGLASS HILL New Bedford Owner tra nsferred & only. 646·7711or540-8944. iii anxious to sell his 4 BR, 3 --------- Ba, family.rm upgraded 2 story home. Only $159,900. Fee. 20 Mission Bay Dr. Open Sun. 1·5. CALL 673.-7601 HOUSE IEAUTIFUL Open 1·5 Sat. & Sun. 714 Poppy St. CdM. 4 level, 4 Br. 2~ Ba, French Rusli· que, $215,000. Owner. 673-3409. OPEM SAT SUM I PS I 132 SEA LAME Harbor View Hills. 4 Br, with ocean & bay view, pools i ze corner lot: beamed ceil., ram. rm.; new off-white carp., --------• drapes. Owner. $92,500 NICE duplex So. of Hwy 557-4112Wkdays8-5 in CdM . Beaut. gardens. Eves/Wkends 640-12A7 Owner $91,500. 644-8616 - Costa Meao I 024 4 IR DUPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• with 3 BR. 2 Ba Renta l. South of Bayside Or. with beauli(ul natural wood textures. Only l year new. CallS«-7211 /.Jn NI GEL OAILEY f.. ASSOC IATES Wdt,in@C <HllJ>dll\ .. . . SHORECLIFfS Charming 3 BR. 2 BA. pool + lovely view or ocean & canyon. J ust listed $139,500. 234 Morn- ing Canyon Rd. Open Sat /Sun 1-4 .... : I I I. ,~I It .... t ."' '. I 1•Jt1!11 ,\1 I \1.tt I, ... ! O,EN SUM. 12·5 1132 SEA LAME Harbor View Hills. 4 BR. with ocean & bay view, pools ize corner lot ; Owner 2br 2 ba condo. New Crpl kitchen frpl Z car gar $29,900. 968-9712 •• llGHOUSL -SMALL PRICL S Bedroom. North C.M. Only $42,950. FHA. CALL DISCOVERY REAL ESTATE,64.S-!i045 ASSUME VA $222.PerMo. 3 Lrg. BR + added fa m rm w /stone frplc. Lrg. greenhouse w /plants in· eluded. Will not last, call today. 540·3666 beamed ceil .. fam. rm.; 540 3666 new ofr-white ca rp., ___ ;:.._:_. ___ _ drapes. Owner. BY OWNER 3 br. home, $92,500 lg. lot . 1 blk. from 557-4112Wkdays 8·5 Backbay. Xlnt. cond. Eves /Wkends 640-1247 $42,900. 642·0597 IRVINE TERRACE 4 Br, 3 ba.Pool. Fam Rm, library & much more. $164,500. 673-1148 Bkr. BUILDERS DREAM POOL CLUIHOUSE 2 Bedroom Doublewide Mo bi le h ome only I blocks from downtowft Costa Mesa. Owner ult· ing $9,99S. Excellent financing available. An R·2 Lot in old CdM, Broker S57·9llO with 1 BR, 1~ Ba Home ---------in rear. Room to BUILD. College Park, 4 Br, 2 Ba, S6S,000.673-7601Agent bltns, l a undry rm. Beautifully laodacapecl OPEM SUM. I ·S 4600 DORCHESTH w/covered patio le cu BBQ . By Owne r . 54$-4926. New listlnl(! Charming,~ Mo Down Pymnt MESA VERDE lmmac. 4 bdrm .. family r m .. 3 bnths. Plenty of room for grand piano In lge . li v i n g rm . Poasession before school start.st Only $85,950 CALL TO SH AM~ Canyon seclualon: large 712-7423 ""I· . 4 bdrm., family rm. & .-.-.~~ dinlng rm. Pool & much prtvacy! C.RIATLOCAnoH Cbarml.n1 bayfront: 2 3 BR. 2 Ba, nr llll llCIMd., paUoe, 1our own beach, cle~ • shup, movHa dock lor •On. boat. £4•. cond. L1e co•. patio, U 1-....... __ •~ ~ Yard ltu cner 11 fnt\ Vrnl rm.;'".,...,.._,•, baths. Owner may tree.. Priced a-.- finance. All for only CaU Dan t.e.•Aleoe.,_. SZ25.000 more informalloa. -11).1'41 >~ '!:~A,~:i~~ ~~ DOH Y • .-.u 1ue.ux B~LD~n. a~ Ba, l ~=I .................... ... .... )Ol, lndl lrffl. beMLlfW., ly la.-d1ca,.4, 11• ... -Don. m.-. ••••• .. no do Verde Wood 'JU.7 .--BYO ln11 I Monti 2 br, term su.o A nab 498- MESA FR. $46,S ~Wl FUN J>RJV buy prln. ./I Mes se 1 Re G Qui ·' Me bd ' 'fa c NI ·O -33 Sl82 •• I I "-tnflor~ u__-: • ....._ .... S. ' •••••••••••••••••••• ••• .---~-,........._ H1•n--•...a.... l ....... 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Top I ...... 1044 "-9 ..... .u 10481 ____ , 10. ••1iv• •11 Place Model HomewwwlfMl"I• DES~NED fOR UYIMf' S6l,00o.HODOWM •UPPER3ARafB• .. • ... ••••••••••••• .. ••••• ~ .,._ MESA DELMAR Eh11~nl upindloi nl nG Wft••• • Wood·ClaH·Coat~p OP!:JlfSAT/SUNl·S r.cos .. MeN Abuod o ned·owner lh~uout . Muat see. Exquisite Courtyard leads to -IU I 1 2BR 2 b ' l2lWAVEST no down pa)'meftt Mesa ~ht new homo. Pnm Pnced to sell thla wknd. l COLUGlltA.D ~~k~ e;~d oeUn :ie-!: HOME-cheerful re· Verde, Halec~. Mesa tocauon. Moveincoodl· $64,900.0penSatltSun. e egantly decorated interior & Gor1eou1 t.ri-levcl. CUI· CALL*3l.t4ll ·decorated 2 BR w/lrt Wooda. Call anyUme lion. Hurry. Secluded l ·S or by appt. 1S948 spark1:ing pool wlt.h assured privacy. de-aac Parcque entry. BOND RBALTY INC lanai • sundeck. VIEW m . 7423 _ Al\. · muter with separat Mcl>ermltt. s:M-223$. Prestige address; 20321 Bancroft Formal dine. Step down • whitewater 1plash1nl ----=------• children ·s wing. Grand H..H Huntington Beach. A charming Dea~ + fiesta room +wet bar. Re cl u c e d l 0 1 e 11 , rocka 4'i Catalina aunacta BY OWNER Carel~ llv-piano site Uving room ~-.._. I 040 Gard H O Sunny kitchen & self· L.anaworthy ct.•sned. 3 N o r l h L a I u n a tnit lmmac 2 br, i~ ba fireplace. VA appndsed ••••••••••••••••••••••• en ome. pen for viewin g Sat cl~ao oven. 4 Huie story red ced.v "gla.a SW1M·200' to und~ Monticello Condo. Dbl Pricedrarbelowmarket. Ab•doHd2stwy &Sun.12noon·nite. ' bedrooms. or 3 BR+ houu. A wealth of ~ach OR In deep. 3S 1ar, pool, rec. hall, Volll, lake advantage. G.--d"t.Mh den. Redwood covered warmth In natural pool with sep. Jacun beaut. lnd5cpd. Nr Call&U·0303. $32.~ TOTAL 'PRICE! c....., 21 _..., _. lMlty patio. Park·Hke ground.s. materials (keanvlew. w/hllh walls. INCOME-: ahopa, prln. only. $3.'1,000 Bring paint" save 1$$. 213-431-3524 213-431-3!05 No'down Oll'VAialc. Call Mature tree.. Woods Units both rented coulc flrm. 979-&570 Gracious garden entry now. '7S2·ll00, Cove area. ~ Olamond be part of ma1n home glvesw1&y loabreathtJlk· oP1•;u1.;.11~11J1>1 11)H•1•1' St. $199,SOO. Serendipity ZAGROOZKY Rltr COLL. Park 3 br, 2 ba, llv "lam rm. Many extrH. Mual Mil 148,000. Owner. 139-U44 in g WO R Lo o F !B' ! Realty. 497 217S 494 ·8611 ELEGANCE Gourmet ........... a..:t. 1040 9"1M 1044 : ~111J~il!j1.I kitchen with entertaining r....:;ic:.ir<'S .............................................. ·~.:,. 1 • ·~ JiLlij;fJ BLUE LAGOON VU.LA SUNSHINE servtn1 bar. Large faml-Vlrpal• Ready for lmm occup la G.I. 0 DOWM · · "--=-••11='-=~ on Ocean. Just tist.ed. 2 Panoramic view or Mm ly sir.ed living room with R--oo this lovely Cov Bros Former model home-Br 2 Ba. new crpts, drpe, surl & und. Split leve l COlDWnl IA*U COWUY Ouiel Street By~wner. Kldsgone,ne Call u.s about our super paint. old ru~. S BR. 1 sharp 4 bedrm 2 balh Sq. ft. CTNCL. Quick oc home' located ln a good cup. pref-. MS,000. 0 SECLUDED PATIO. Con"raful~tlons lo ~me w /3 bdrm, fam & It's beaut.iful! 3 BR. 2 OPM SUH 1-4 ,M paint. 2 pool!e, tennis, Uving w/lots ol wood Ii SWeeplngstalruseleada Vtrglnh Figueroa, dinrm.S49,SOO.M7~ BA, fam rm. A/C. Laved TH I S I S 1 T~ VA secunty, vucant. S75.ooo. glass. 4 BR. 2'' Ba t.o hideaway mute?' & Village Real !:•l•le'a i.nl5mo's.ss.3,000. NO DOWN·CRV "'3,000 Terms. Owncr/Agl. $139,500.673·7601Agent gues t suites. BKR. top sales person for the 3--4/PlftES C .. I SS2·1222 Fast escrow p05'ble on " 99 -4 27 _ 1 _____ _ 0 W N E R HAD To month of June. This 2-2 Br. & 1-3 Br. 2 Ba. this newie 2 sty, 4 Br, IY OWNER • 472 LOS ROBLES. LEAVE!CaJI month Virginia is Cpl, drps, blms, enc. a-...1...--....1 fam rm, Calif plan 105 --Charming two stor~ 142·8854 slartinc her third year gar's. ~.9:i0. ea. Ownr. ~.-v $2000 M1&ny upgrad.es. fruit trs. Will sell new2BR-2Ba country home. Tile en 1 area. $46,000. Call Cen-P ~ u 1ar1 no E ,-o lury 21/Surf 53f>.8868 Fairview. look for sign 0 _ _,;;.. ____ _.:..:...:....· __ , call. 557-0849 EASTSID£ OPEN 12t.o5 TARBELL in the Real Estate &12-0389 Univer. Park Edinburgh corner lot, rear patio. •QUALITY HOME• try, step-down ltv. rm business and with I•---------3 BR, 21-2 BA. Jam rm, CETTHIS 1 Avail on con-FANTASTIC-brick frplc. 3BR. smaJt Village. During lhe past cnlrl A/C. l2x17 Study lr of sale-3 yrs $298 PITt PERMANENT parlor, fem rm. 2 ba 2 bt, 1 ba ea,.. Gd. inc/ lerms. Prime cond. $48,000. 1944 &r 11146 Anaheim St .. owner. 498-2995 or 644-8494 4 BR, 2 BA, fam nn. !rpl. Were're ready t.o move. let's hitve an olfer. Ask· ing $56,900 for this fresh- ready to move into Costa Mesa beauly! lbve as- sumable VA loan. Call 645-8792 or drop by 233 E. 21st St. CM . ltanch 2 v· 1 · h fOURS[l~ONS added on to mstr BR. W/Sl9.500 dn . 4982 VlEWOI" Lovelysecludedt;arden. I years trg n•• as LN Beaut. yard. Patio. Doanoke Kaye Rily C1ly.OceanandH1lls bricked patio. OPE"' eoch-Poal made many. many Bl J '' $35.900 friends and her help BEAUT UPGRADED Wallpaper thru-out. 549-9773 tns inc Compactor SAT/SUN 1·5· $127.500. MESA VERDE. 38R, 2ba, FR. Gol( crsc view. $46,SOO. Lyons Rily. .s4$-975l FUHKY COTT AGE 3 BR, large 70Xl2S fenced ' OH R·2 LOT lo.t. x!nt schools. goOd This 1 BR, 1 bath cot-V1~tona west of Harbor tage, set back in lhe big neighborhood. S39.7SO. lrees, located in the $3.500. down. Owner will recreational belt . Lion's carry loan. Bob Johnson, Park, BoyJ & Girls Club, BKR, 835·8213 UN BEL I EV A 8 LE! and devotion to her Decorated like model. L h h I 048 Carpels, , li •·h 3Largebedrooms,2~~ lmma c $57 ~00 CICJWIO oc: OAKPARQUE.'T $35.900 TOTAL PRICE! c en.... as gained her baths, 3 car garage, ~~!11_1~800on-Dunn Realty: •••0•••c•·E·~·~·Vl••EW••••••• Entry & Kitch. f'\oors Ranch style living in a the respect of all or us ~ A"" 494·2433 494-7464 BEACH TOWN. Enjoy in lhe Real E5tate great fam ily room, ---------CONDOMl ...... UMS 494·8828 the privacy of YOUR business who have had formal dining room + EXEC GI N Do 3 "' -OWN POOL. Enter your the opportunity to work huge H&F pool. Covered Yr. ~ew . Cali~ ho;:: 4 Overlooking Aliso Beach JUST REDUCm family room thru a slid-with her. If you have a patio, boat or trailer ac· BR 2 8 I & pier. 1,2 & 3 bdrm. un-cess, cul-de·sac, prestige • a, ge ram-rm, & 11.s, close to shopping & OCEANFRONT-Beaut. ing wall or glass while real estate need, why n eighborhood Ideal frplc. Custdecor. $.\1 .000. beach Startingat$36 500 remodeled 2 LR. s BR. 4 you e n joy a not cal l a true appr'd value BKR. · ' BA & complete s•ud1'0 PANORAMlc VIE r i I V, i · home for entertaining. • W oC pro ess ona • 1rg nia 968-9447 ~ apt. 2 frpl.. beams, 4 t h ""' Viii R I Lots of extras. Must sec ----------""' a .... e g r o u n d s . r1gueroa. aee ea u~~lS'~ decks . Stairs to pri. H o m e m a k e r • s E s t a t e • 1 9 t 4 2 to appreciate S69 000 All o.-EH HOUSES • ID@~Il~W beach. Could be div. into GOURMETKJTCHEN& Brookhurst. H B terms. Today 1-5 pm, Colony 499·2800 Junits.$349,000. sewing tbar. tSeparate 1 _962_-44_7_1 _______ 1 ll, . H&om3e7s. 36Nll Carmel Ave RD W D & GLAS s • CLIFF DRIVE CON DO. 2BE, 2 ba, frplc Prime condition. ocea11 view. $67 ,SOO . • IRVINE, Unit l, Par~ 3. Popular Tulane mode• on large corner lot. 3BR fam rm. 2 ba., lovel) patio. $74,950. ;t.agewater I REAL ESTATE Sr. CIU1ens Club, all right there. Great polen· Ual. Call 546-2313. Ol'fN ''' Q • '' ', fUt.J IL; N '"'' t • " RATED X " pare n re real & 962·4471 r.:: 546· 6 2 orth Ma I l. BY OWNER -Greal coast. vu. St. lo children's wing BKR. o.-EH SUN. 1-5 Agent, 551-2000 2 Bl ks t..o title beach. st. lot, rdwd. panels & For excellent! J Bedrm Call now ! 9571 Fri., Court Churning 2 Br home, beam interior. 4 BR, 3 1350 S.Coost Hwy. Greenbrook home near -.142-8854 Near the beach am · Swim SpKld SSl.SOO·ATIUUM wood beamed ceilings BA , rumpus rm .. 4 deek!> 494 -8536 ~-eam1 South Coast Pla:r.a with TARBELL maculate 4BR. ram rm. Mo•elnNow ltOSEGARDEM w/used brick rrplc. Lge &patio.2SOOft S129.000. -------- upgraded carpets & drp5 rml. din • rantastic loca-3BR. super l8X36 pool. TURTLEROCK atrium. 2. car C'arp0rt NEW RDWD & GLA.5S-+ huge family rm. Adult -------.---lion close to schools and immed. poss Xlnt. • Wrought iron gate entry w /lower & upper sun-Pan . co a s t . view. --------- Macnab-Irv me occupied. SS6,SOO.Age ntWouJd you believe a 4 park Owners must sell. Terra:r.io foy er . deck. Beautirutly massive LR w/ht pit. 963·8911. be.drm, 2 stor)'.Jlome, AskingS52.900 terms.$46,SOO. Decorators atrium . landscaped. $74,500. 1055 beam ceil. Pri. patio & EXCITING' pnced $2100 under the CALCLASSIC $400DnFHAli.VA Cat h edral ceilin gs. Catalina St.LagunaBch. lanai 3 BR & studio. REALTYCO~tPA:-.;Y • By Owner/Agt. ASSUME market? Super close to Bright and clean 4BR. 3BR Twnhse. walk to Formal dine. Mirrored 494.4150. $132,000. DHlqn Perfection! Jusl Usted-immaculale 3 VA or new Cl. No down 3 lhe beautiful blue Pacific Move-in immed. Near bch, shops. sch. Pool doll wet bar Cheery chefs 497· 1711 I Dram a lie VIEW from bedroom. Mesa Verde Br. $38,500. 54&-7739 and best of all-no down h 1 k hop . hse has everythng Ar.. k' --------L L v •~ c Su sc oo s, par . s pang · · .. 1tchen. selC-clean oven. aguna to aJolla · home -ilh plush C"'"'°l· to e..., entury 21 ' rf and b h •«•""" pr. S28,2SO. H b d NEXT TO Wh t W t 3600 Sq r .. -..-MESA VERDE 536-7542 eac es . ......,,_,. a WEia. --uge e rooms. All 1 e a er . t. ing 4c modern country · S582KERNDR1VE "--._-. redwood decked patio OCEANFRONT o f elegant living. 3 kitchen . Manicured VILLA IY OWNER 961·1105 962·1946 yard. Beautiful rose ShawsCove,N. Laguna Levels include jacu:r.ii. yard-room !or boat or i ~ m garden Easy care yard. whitewater splashing wet bar, lofl study. lg. trailer. A m05llosee-but JustUsted! S BR. 3 BA. 2 sty,3 car I I lrYiM 1044 FAST OCCUPANCY! rocks, lanai and view C'ustom master suite & h .... 8 950 C 11 Ted gar. lmmac Make re-••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ull decks. pool andjacuui. 2 Octotrfra.wt b lh $189 ooo A · urry., , . a Vtb Ho Down asonable offer Low lurry·SS8.SOO ! pnctJ. d a . , . PP t. on· NealMS-8424.Associated FH""LoOo-•Ul's R Turtle Broad moor Callnow7S2·l700. Br. a ult or bach. pad. 5 Bdrms., family rm .. ly(MSS> <'-··'"'Coast B-i.e "" ..... .,,.,., EAL TY INC. Twnhse 4Br. 2!Atba. FR, ,.,,., , 9 , , , penthouse + 1 bdrm apl wet bar•, 2 frplcs ·, on Hel!>n Wood 644·6200 ~O,IMHOUSE. 642·6368 A(jeftt 19931BriarlyLn 968-9'l30 714/846-1371 DR .• $70,000. P .P • ...,...,,, 11 ., 'uNroeu wi• Useforhomeorincome. Crescent Bay Beach.~~~-~~~~~~ ,::orc_u:_~~sM-~~~~~~~ LOWDOWN :;:~Rs•TY p.,, [ll!UftH;llil z:=~~:;~~=u ms.":achHa...e 3 BR. 1 Ba, large yard. 1 $35,SOO . Call Valorie •Korn, 832-92 11 or 544--0084. Agt. EA ST SIDE Com e v is il our 5 FHA TERMS Deane Home. 4 BR. 3 BA. · = --Superb 2 Bdrms., bunk room · bed b Freshly painted 3 BR, UP gra d ed. A IC . TURTLEltOCK Unobstructed forever frplc.: hdwd. nrs .. patio. CH ARMER room ome + family d p . 1 S 7 trees $59 soo rm w/new plush crptg ad ed fam rm w/frplc, rem1urn ot. 7 ,500. view Palos Verdes. · • thr t A l I formal din rm. outdoor Owner. 551-2843. o.-EM SAT /SUM I ·5 Catalina. San Clemente lnc:omporable Vlew5 Hardwood firs .. Shake uou . mos unusua 1 tl22 I tt..wy Ori r E d h n l · t lk brick BBQ. Walk t o • .,, Islands. Beautiful green o m eral Bay Beac • roof. Co .. Y br1'ck frpl. oor P an, 1us 3 wa to 'B 2 b F ·1 p I f h' 1 2 bd " th b h 2l171 c Elem. school. Priced to .. r • a , am1 Y rm. o Pu a r PI an 3 : 4 canyon below. 3 Br + rom t is ge. rm .. Needs love & care! e eac · upar. sell.$39,000.Call988-444l large lot. SM,900. As bdrms .• fam. rm .. <tin Study & Spectacular Lv fami ly rm . home. 2 Pricedundermkt. H.B. CRESTREALTY sume7%ln.5S1-3122. rm .• 2~ ba. J Car Rmcases-CustomQuali· Frplcs .• mce patio,Jge. SOUT 64 H 2 L_ 6368 ANDERS Oa·l~UI); Best Buy in Universi·t... garage. Xlnt location nr. ty thruout + many xtras. lot. $110,000 JUST LISTED J park. pool & tennis els. By builder $96,450. • • 494-7551 • • 3BR, l~ba, formal din Fordham. "Empty" 4 <flV" ~ n aier onstr. . h.ll.~' (_cr'.)ac5 Sll,900 Condominium, lovely 3 large Br. 2 Ba. dbl gar. Pool & Clubhouse. Close lo stores. schools, OC College & Bus. Owner 557-2814 D•o Point 21 Park. Village l, end unit Quick possess . ..,..,_,,. Do M · c Co ~ rm, Cam rm. popular Br. 2~ Ba. reduced from HEW OH MARKET 496·9654 1026 ~ I I altjum model. Kingsiz.e SS6 500 t SS3 500 B 4 Bdrms., 21;2 ba., ram. Call after 5:30 pm.. Open ~ a.L.<or ••••••••••••••••••••••• S36-7542orS36-8868 master bdrm, boat gale. Ow~er. sJ-1276.' • )' nn .. din. rm. 2-Sty. Cov-House. 795 Balboa, in ex-____ ;;,.;;.-.;;..__,;;.......;;:::= C-1 Zoning Z Houses. 2 BARGAIN! Close lo beach. Owner ered patio: cus tom clusiv<e Portofino ________ _ ~~~~~~tor Adorable2Hr. 1211ksto .. ac:h transf'd. Won'llast,only COLONY 4 BR, patio & landscaping. Cedar Laguna. Sal 7/19, Sun Big liv. rm. Zoned for 531 , 650 $55,900. Call 968--4441 deck. Pool & Tennis. shingle exterior. 2 frplcs. _1_1_20_. ______ _ apt.$42.900!496-8497. 3 B d d'. CRESTREALTY $48,500.551-3879. C'uldesac.Immac.cond. DUPLEX /4 PL.EX ALMOST OCEAN ---e rms. 1rung rm. $67,950 OPEN JIOUSESUN 1·5 corner lol in nice area of REDUCED BY OWNER, D""VID D C""RLSO .... 34082 Mazo Drive downtown. Hardwood 4 BR, 2'h Ba, F IR. D/R, "" • ""' " 3 BR, 2.story A-J:o'rame. noors. bltns, boat gate. bonus rm. $65,500. REALTOR 833-9293 MOO EL Like home on Ocean view. Duplex lot. nice yard. WaJk to Lake 551-6759 563,000_ .. • ....,..H · golf course. s unshine $65,000. All Terms. Agt.. Park. Call to see!! Red _,_, yellow thru-out. 3 BR's, 963·8961 ask ror_J_a_n __ Carpe l. Re a 1 tors II FRUIT TREES PRIVATE PTY Wants to buy house for cash from prln. only. 2300 + sq. rt. .lo Mesa Verde. 540-2522 formal din rm, ram rm. SPECTACULAR VIEW of _536_-8836 __ ._____ Real Est te UHIVERSITT PARK MINI-RANCH 21'2 Ba. $550 mo. or town and ocean from ... --------• -a 3 BR, 2 Ba, Single Fami· The Ranch-Irvine. Truly $72,500 Sale. Owner/A~. decks and Ji\•ing rm. This by lltl:!t/AY ly, gd for appreciation. a mini-ranch with over 18 Wknds or Eves 540-7086 5 Pac10 us . modern $62,500. l 7541 S pruce fruit trees. Secluded end M .a. 11E IT 1t•5y Tree Ln. f I d I t' Spaoish home has 3 bdrs. H F.i\l,TY l."O.:\I PA .:>.. y '"'ft 5A o cu · e-sac oca ion. & 3 baths w/e.xtra toe. OH YOUlSB.f The Continental Co. Step down living room. •MESA VERDE• Large 3BR, 2'hba, F'R Big yard. Near Schools Owner 'Brok~r 97!).37 ·BACK BAY BUNGALOW Cathedral beamed ceil· ,., LoCuesta Villot 544·1066 or s.47-7437 F o r m 1 d 1· 2 master bdr. Completely Buy this already up- 8 n e · l a n d s c a P e d The much sought, level graded home w /plush or 552·31Z7 Fireplace's plus one in Shanish Villas • 2 11ery g1·anl ma l 't • M' w /s prioklers . Don shag cpl .. custom o•E .... HOUSE s ersw e . tr· s arp, side-by-side, tiled r-n ro ed w d bes F S impkin. 34212 Coast drapes, custom bar, r ar ro · our roof. on super corner Sunday l 5 pm Gorgeous h g b d F ·1 ti w Y. Dan a Point. location. Priced for Im-elegant ~handeller. fami-4 br, 21h .ba, Cwverdale, u e e rooms. amt Y 714·496-5101. me<liate sate B•"' one or ly rm, surrounded by up-17482 Teachers. ~O room host wall of built-in -graded homes. 968-4456 bookcases. Ci gantic By Owner in Dana Knolls. ~~} $43,900 & $45,750 EVEMTUALL Y? :;,~~~~ 5b:!ie ~~;~ redwood decked & cov-Large 3 Br. 2 Ba w/your Ca WHY .... OT .....,...W'. ered patio. Mini-ranch choice or crpl & drps, Please II n ...v see these homes, follow yard. See to appreciate. Large fenced yani with Lois Miller64.2-823S n 's so sharp; slighUy our open house arrows Try your terms. Call FRONT Sound of surl & views . Cust. elegance, I moved- /must sell! Reduced lo $180,000. Owner. Open house Sat/Sun. 1·5, til sold ! 1782 Ocean Way, 494·5502 or 498-2995 SEA HAVEN You talk aboul view. you've got it here. Lari.:e oceanfront lot wilh two building siles, overlook· ing one of Laguna 's finest beaches. $225,000 TERRIFIC IUY IRVIHE COVE this spacious 2·sLory 3 Magnificent 3 bdrm. bedroom home, with home; elegant decor; huge living room. formal ramily rm. wilh wet bar: dining room. shelte red gourmet kitchen': sep. patio is ide al for enter· dining rm.: lovely taining. Jlome is located garden with pool: ocean to provide ocean & ml. vieMw0s.~.CXXJCH' l""Y views . Owner wants .,n .-IA'I ""' offer. $149.500 Prestigious building site with crashing surf below. 1963 So. Coast 11" y. Spacious & level, lo take Lagun3 Beach large home & pool. ·---•-494-·0'l-4•9••--• $175,000 -------~ ings, country kitchen. dining. enchanting tr shaded lot. Ranch at mosphere. Brand new o the market unbelieveably priced fo quick sale: Hum-<'al paved boat, RV, or ---------•I over $50,000. Lt'g cornr Crom Culver Drive. 752.1100. trailer s torage area. FOR SALE : Rustic lot. Gorgeous landscape RANCH REALTY , O'fN l119 ·ir\11JNror.tN ,. $54,500. 496-06&5. archilecture, 2 story de-w /nlle tiles. Pride of 551 · 2000 [tat If~ H u111 ~ ;;;;z:·:='~:-;,·P;i'. ~t~:~~;~~·s-~ ~r.~~·~;~.S~~~~ u:::: ~1C:.:oo ~l :dn)J ~!!!!. .A6lan REAL ESTATE QOO G lr nnl'y• .. St. 404 047l S4Q OJI& Greenbrook 's Finest 5 w /heavy shake roor + ---------2 STY·POOL nos N.Coo,tHwy.,loguno glass exterior. 4 RR's. 3 )pen House Sat & Sun. This two-story family IRVl .... E Br, 4 Ba. huge rumpus BA's, family rm paneled 1_6 lmmac 3 Br, 2 Ba home features four BR, " 494-1177 room w/special reatures. in rich, pecky cedar, Fa~. Rm & den, many 2"4.1 ba., with country kit $32,500 $84,950.0wner968-8400. Brjck fplc, gourm et xtras. S52,9SO. 6671 HURRY ! OWNER~ Prime Irvine Ranch galley kitchen. All on Marilyn Dr. 842-5679 No ANXIOUS. See this lo-location. Two story e n· 64S-0303 I WOODED City & ocean vus from St. to SL lot. 4'wcr lt•vcl pcrf eel r or gst qtrs w /pvt entry 2 Jo'plL's. 3 Bdrm:> ~ $108,000 LAGUMA 'S NEWEST ... neighborhood Park Ave. Estates. Exciting contemp. architecture. Open ocean views. Clerestory windows. wood burning rrplcs. & numerous other appt·a. make these elegant &. spacious 3 & 4 bdrm. homes your best buy• Priced from SI 10.000. Open house . Sun. 12·5. <Hillview Dr .. off Park Ave.) EMERALDIAY Exc1tin~ couple's home. lmpeccable in every res pe<'l. 2 Bdrms., 11-:: balhs & many, many ex· lra features. Valued al $129.500. OCEAli' VIEW unobstructable. from this 2.000 sq. Ct. Arch Beach Heights home. on double corner lot. with super parking. 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths. alr-coodilione<I, trees & decks. Priced to sell at $79,SOO WE HA VE RF.NTJ\LS Ask F'or Joan \ • I " .t/?,,-:f~ 353 N. ( o••'· Lagun• 494.7519 752-8460 HUGE irregular lot. 3 aits. day! try. Step down living Car gar. One yr old. New a......;::._.________ RAISOR'S room. Gourmet patio on the market-$52,500. 3 BEAUTIFUL kitchen. Giant secluded ,, I CCl.Mll IMltEll CDWAJIT •INCOME PROPERTY. located in downtown Laguna. Commercial building plus 2 Apl.s. Good income. S189.500. ---------·I IT'S A CHARMER on J Jots. Beaut ocean view: wood plank rtoors· 3 balh: 3,000 sq. ft : <legal duplex ) Guest house & pool. A bargain at $134,SOO .OPEN SAT/ SUN 1 ·5: 2943 Rounsvel VICTORIA BEAC H COTT AGE. ocean side or hwy. RedeC''d $69.SOO OPEN 1 5. Sat/Sun: :ms S. Coast Jlwy. MESA VEltDE S49,950 3 Bedroom. 2 bath quiet s treet. Larg ~ ~rooms, 2 fplc:, bltns. ;. car g•r .• fruit trees. .c Seller anxious! Call t • see , Red Carpel . 1 Realto.-s S36·M.16 GIEAT LOCATION Quiel cul de sac street. Mesa Verde North: 4 bdrms .• dining rm .. ----~----,, 1amlly rm. Model hom SY Owner 3 br, 2 ba, condlUon Inside & out. :l0x20' ram. rm. cov 'd. Nl~e sl;e back yard. patio, lg. fncd. yd .. new • ()penHouseSat/Sun.1-S cpl k tile. S48,500. -UIS Alaboma Circle 842-0320 $62.SOO ... ~usOH -)P_E_,N_S_A_T_/S_S\_IN_l ·5_:_8968_ • LaDona Ct. 48r 21~b3. le..... lll-3121 S59,900.Colonlal RE .-oOL ,_898_·26_3_6 ____ _ MESA VHDE :lassie Buuty. 4 Br 3 Ba, DISTllSS SALE · + F'l\. a /c, mint. cond. ' Mull be s old this Must see! As.k for Roy. .._ weekend. 1814 Ccnica. 3 S98-263&. Agt. Bedrm, z be. orl1ln'1l IEST IUY IM ~=t,='!ru THI AMA ~~ M refused". Open Sun· Sl'.3.900. 16804 Br1dtcport . day I.& S41-ntL St. Exclusive 3 br borne, -· I 2 yrs old, lllOO sq rt. ,. [(i) ~ Ovcru m Ht br w /dr~-~ Ina rm. Exquislie Uv rm. ·, · _. tam rm, form dln rm. w/all modem kit w/ln· dlr~t l11thUng " NUna a ru. Hull ~ parklike yards. sprinklers. Ex- ponslve crpt.s & drps thruout. Owner llome Sat&Sun ~ LOOlll .... l .. '1~~ Auvmable by • owner. 3 BR. 2 &A. 1u •1 frplc, b)\J'IS, fruit lreel, sprinklers. vtry cl~ to ahop'tt • 11chl1. $42,800. 919-2781. Call nr&t to see 962-3736 Or Call Bkr~l Bkr962-55tl. 2 STORY tf()MES REALTORS :,"~~t;rl' ~~il('f; ;';.l~i~ WALK TO IEACH All close to lhe Beach. All 4523 Campus Dr .. Irvine S T 0 R /\ G E ! *LINGO* aEALESTATi 493-8812 499-1397 $25,000 or $34,500. Choose under $54,000! Hurry! Campus Valley Shop Ctr. OVERSIZ~DSEWING & f r o m 2 e n t i ci n g .---------..;., C "-LL I.,,.,, •600 LAU N 0 R Y R 0 0 M ! 1t THREE ARCH BAY· Quality is evident thruout this 3BR, Cam rm home. localed on wide. quiet street. Leg. comer used brick frpk. S89,500. Scolchman spedals in 2 ~ IllHLLOY "" ~-Hid e aw ay r e dwood prime beach locations. enclosed patio. Olympic Sellers have bonalide re· ARCHITECTURAL pool & basketball court asons to sell. Heaven still REAL TORS FLAIR!!! included in associauon protects the working m 962.7859 N h I ANXIOUS SELLER· *LINGO • ReolEstah man but you"ll have to U3 ote t e sweep n~ SU B M 1 T Y 0 U R hurry. Speculators also i-=========~ roofline and the master-TERMS ! Fu II price welcome. Don't hesitate. s uite balcony . It 's $32,500-hurry ! Dial Terms flexible. 89'7·0321. II~ AS A versatile. with 3 bdrms.. 7S2_ 1700. 499-1397 493·8812 WalkP.r & lee Real •~tote llDlMCUTIE z bathS. built·lns. large master bdrm. covered patio, &i freshty painlA!d extertor. Beat buy In Huntington Beach al on· ly $33,000. Call 963-S671 or S56-703S . ~ Walkr.r r. h:r. Ne.1l lst11lc Sl.ACUPf O~n Sal &Sun 11-S Exec:. 3 BR. 2 Ba, Fam· rm. upgraded. beaut. de- cor. , prof. lnd:sepd. Xtra sharp! $76,500, Prine. on· ly. By owner. l72'l Coun· lfY Circle. eeo.ws lllDUCIO 14.000 4 br, a ba. Wknd.s. &eves. only. 0wnC1' IA.RM plus den and 2 batha up• °"'"' '" , . ,, } "'"' ro M "'' 1 M a j e s l i c z s tor Y stain. Living room wtlh [ l OCEAHVIEW Brand new. Buythis2.BR home. get tax credit loo. Price ia right. come and see. Open House 12-3PM. $57,000. OPEN SUN: 1034 Norio :£::~f~ ~~·:t~= ;~:w~::t:~~~ '¥,If JPJHi!I neighborhoods o( H11nl· lng doors, beautiful lngton Beach. Tbh brickwork and patio! $41.600-POOL spacious 4 bdrm, Z ba\.h ~.~ FAST SANDCASTLE REAL ESTATE home offers formal din-~ occu.-AMCY inll room, larae family ~ VACANT• Prime 494-8025 room, space·age kitchen Unlver•lly Park loca-1 -------~--& lush grounds with cov-VISleN ° PR EST I 0 E Condo ; ered patio & tool lion . Cul -de -s ac . Pacific Island Village. privuy. Just lift~ at on· llU\.TY Secluded atrium patio Spacious 3 BR. 2\.'J ba .. \ ... 9 500 can-..... 1..... !iS2·7500 entry Vaulted beamed din. rm .. 2 frplc, den; ~Q.is. · _._, wl~~~~~~~~~ c e 111 n Is . SP• n ls h washer /dryer, rd rig .. ~ Walkc1 1; I t~P. Real l state $6,000 •PRICE REDUCED• Open Hae Sunday 1·5 Ataume !5~ VA loan. L«e <4Br. a~ ba, frml 01\. FR. Submit terms. Su nut Real ~tate 911-1981 or 5r5'1~ Sell lhia_gs fHl With Dally Pilot Want Ad.I. ruanaoc1 ,,.......,Series Lovely, lmmaculate 3 bdnn .. 2 bath + family rm. In prnU1e &Had lrvlne: lge. covered steluded p11Uo: fant.1llc day Ir nlShl VIEW! Hl&hlY up1raded. Pool " \ennb facU. A must stf' at $11.500 lnct. lsnd. llYIMI HOMIS. llALTORS 112·7000 BOB PE'M'lT Re al\.Or-OwMI' •fl rep I ace. Mirrored patio, pool; Sl84.SOO wardrobes. Deluxe balh OCEAN side of' Hwy.: rixtures . Bri&ht & Xtra spcclal:3 BR, 2~ s~acloua ~rden patio B d b di Ing 11.. en, ar. n It tchen. Se -clean oven. vi .., 2 •x Uo· PRtvATE uon·lER·l""'· rm.; e... .. pa • Pl ,.. owner financ.. 49,SOO t.AW WING. [)e()oralor NJGUEL SHORES: a c arpellng. Shady sleeper! 2 BR. 2 Ba , redwood fenced custocn den: Ira. ram. kit.: rrpl.; patio OlymplC' common nice yd. Pr\v. beach, ten pool. M.000 down + <:081..5 nls. clubhouse. $74.SOO bU)'s l Take advantage-RENTAL: rantutic c:A ll 752·1'700. oceanfront rum .. 4 way c1"!N &110 •11\lutor..>1ot)o 1• view, 4 BR. 3 ba .. htJ&e [CilMI ~;wiF=,. ( Unfinished Business That's the theme for this charming rustic home· Located in central Sl'C t1on of THE VILLAG K JUST A FF.W BLOCKS FROM T HE BEACH. t-: N C L 0 S Jo: D W,RAMBLING PICKET FENCE. Detwled cedar plank exterior. heavy shake roof. red brick pl a nters & chimney spire. The main house has STEP DOWN UV. RM. WJllEAVY STONE FIREPLAC E. from noor 10 ceiling. Cenier hall opens to 2 bdrms .. serviced by 2 baths. Well designed kitchen, (w/at- tauhed dining arco). has bill·in RANGE & OVF.N, OISHWSH R ., TRASH COMPACTOR & NUTONE CENTER. The rear 1round1 has a dbl. garage, with an UN· FINISHED BONUS RM. ABOVE. The rm. •P pears to b\' • BDRM .. STUDIO RM., FU\.L BATH & numuous storage c1blnets &r <'ou11ter t ops. flT 'S QUITE A ROOM 1 l (jwner Will nni.'lh. J)tr ('I ty rcqulrtmcnlA. Offtted for only Sl7.tl0 FUµ. NICI MISSl0'4 ltlALTI ~ S. Cout Hwy, Laguna &eM.h .....4f4.0731 l.L!X U HIOLJS C'ustom built home, guest house. spa &. p ool. $98,!'iOO. 0 PEN S ll N I · S: 11 SO Nor1a l.AGUNA NIGUEL, Great 4 BR. in xlnt area V1ewof rolhn~ htlb. $55.900 OPt:N S 'N 15. 2.4171 LasNaranJa!I S AN CL EMENTE . Great 4 Plex. 2·3BR. 2-2BR. OC'ean \'ICW. Walk to beac h It. s hops . Sll6,000. ARCH BAY REAL ESTATE 4~2277 * OCEAMFltOMT • OYO apt. 1115 Laguna Roy ale. 311'!3 Coast Hwy. f\1rn. SlOS.000. Security, po ol . SWARTZ REALTOR t714 )640-l\27 VllW HOMES COASTL I NE VIEW· Outstanding whitewater and city llahts view. Con- temporary 2Bft 2ba home, secluded yard with jacuul, wood deck· Ing and lush laodscap- ing. $72,900. PANORAMIC VIEW· Larae 3BR 2~ba . flreplc, sundeck and patio . Sw~eplna wh itewater and c•ty views $81.SOO. -~w~~ "'-494-0706 • f!8 OAfl V PtlOT SUndey. July 20. 1915 C111h.a.I-lllc-Pr"•••rtf 2000 o.t.tS.... •·· "lltP ~•ftfr1~l· ~ •• I 700 ........ • • ............. ""•"rtt 2'°° ·u~···~· ••••" •••••• Mew port leedt e 069 s... .ht• • • •• • • • • ••••••••••••••• ••• • • • • •••••••••• .... •••• c:..t• .._.. • I Z14 C.-i tr I 071 3 Br I \'l Ba Ccndo. As· I UMrTS '"••• u•• • •••••••,•••• •• • • • • • • • • • • •••• •••• ••• ..,...a 990 &ume 8 "-". S24 500 S9500 HA AN LOTS. 12.000 ~ P'"' •w all....,. ra.mllJli Dln-rmt, ·-··•••••••••••••••••• dn. or rent. HB.'6'6~ Mui DeJ Mar. V.,y well WATI CC>'-I - ~!.~.~••o•••l ~.~.5:!! .... o. ~.~.~ ... ~: .. ·~HMlt 1050 LeCJWMI HHb 105 M.w,....a..dt• l0'9 ........................... ······················· ...................... . t'rt:e rorm pool , Open tBr. 2b:.. 100 s q f\, ----------•maintained. l..ot• ol Ml· f'l. Near HHo. sz700 3 .BA, 2 A. fam rm, SITUA TIOH DESPERATE! Owner bought another hous e & reduced price on this Squ(';do··Clean 'Home for a Quick Sale! Beautifully decorated & in immaculate cond. AJl 3 • Bdrms have cedar lined closets. Master BR opens to a covered tro1>ieal patio. ompl. lndsc'pd & fenced. Buy VA no down . Won't last at $43:500! _ Call today to see or ask directions for Sunday's OPEN HOUSE. ~~ The Great American Real Estate Co. 581-7070 Snt & Sun. t'ercu~on playnn, p.ho. lndscp'd o.M•"/ lawn, complttei)' t~. each. M&-5632. bltn1, dsh\ki~r . cov'd Rltrs ti.13·3821 t.R"e lot nr ~h. A~Jdna u.Ms Ml• 1100 recintly palnlo.1. seo.ooo. llHt lst .. • paUo. ts.50/~0. :15'7·3144 --..-SS3.500. lmmcd. oc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH COAST belt_,. 2100 u . i.e '°'~ nr l'lth St. \EA STBLUFF cup41ncy. 25912 Avt:rula MIW 4.ft.EXIS INVESTMENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• st\oppla&. Avatl. Aug: 1, ll/\RUOR VIEW»OMES lmmae Sbr, dm. -beall Cabrillo. 493·3893 or ••• neat ~· OttlO. G«!4 $45Mlll.2 SEASQN'ED T.D. 'a or ~. rpo. 642·.-r~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES. ie;~~·'r'"~;~~52a~~ 493•17~. ~~. ;~fo~·"~~ia· TllPLIU.M. ~~':!~ ·::u~~~::~1-L..;..t:'-'A..;..S_.E ... /-O.._PT......_l_O_.N_,_t_(_es_;i Palermo 4 BR. z•~ Ba , 2 sat /sun 1.5 291.5 Catalpa 5_.a A-IOI O Adjoining gQU course. Prtn. only. 552-7778 Del Mar. Boaut. 4 Br. z 4 BR , 2 Ba: F,R. Monte~o0 on oversitt ~r lot. Fee land. 1-'or ~alt· by owner 1'730 Port Wntbourn~ Pi 644-0472 Sty, super Ltxbopg, tall St ...., -Desirable C.M. toe. 2 Ba,. 1'am. Rm. frplc, pines, I.:~ deck; fircpit, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR., l l/a ba.Al>Qr'&cl,000 HAVE 2 Condos. 1BR.1 paUo. Refs. $43S. HBQ. You own l11nd. LIDO ISLE Calvery a..-r. aq. It. ca. Very cltan. Ba, 1 sty, nr Cal Stal~ ~9-0238. • 6R0Kt-:ru:; Wf..LCOME. Lg. 48R w/flr.to eeal. $56,000 Jl'ullerton. $3800, ecaui\y,•--------- 1730 J>ort Marg11te Pl. OP~~ii?~~~l.S frplesinramrm&l.R. REALTYINC. 4UMITS-$71,950 $.177.mo.or3BR,l~Ba,• SHA~P 4 BD.3 ftll, _'44_"4_M __ O_V1_n_C1"_._, ---•Custom built by EngUsh Nt!at brlctt patio amid 714/146-137 1 Adjoinlnt: golf course. adlt. security nrSo, Cst. Twnhse blt·iM, fpl .. FR, cr~ftsmen 1915. Has lflll trt;,es. Owner CostaMesaloc.All28R, Plaaa. $5580. cqully. pool. P4ltio, S.425 lse. By Owner. Ullda Isle. trunsr'd. OPEN Sat/Sun: Largo DUPJex. Steps to b 1 -. $187. mo. Will trade ~1653 Single stoz'y 3BR, 3BA ~verything! Open 1422CarnageDr. oce..-.one3BRvacant. Jlh a .. approx. ,,..,.,sq. elther rorlatemodelear,1---------- beauty. Easy care home beams, fantastic maste PAT CANTRELL SlU ,500. Jones Realty. f\. ea. Very clean e tc. of s1me value. BR. Monticello Condo. w/pier.sUp. Lowest price suilt!. jacuni. s149.soo. REALTORS 548·9607 673-UJ.O 1 UNITS-638-1769 dbl. gar. & POOi. lat le at 5175.000. Shown by HolmesTaylorRealty ---------1 $127,950 last+$IOO.N'opets.$26S. app't only. 673-00JO. Prin· $49-9658 or 673-4 191 20 MEW UMITS Real htat. 552·3280 STR ,.L! Adjoining golf coune. 2 W _ ... cipals only. ~ Prime CM rental area. Separate bldgs. Xlnt mtf..u BR c~ ..a one or these 2 bedrm. 2 Luxurious adult com· Aond. Des a·rable Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• p l •k gNar.ft .. 0 • V..,rps· · •--o•~-h 10•• .... _w_...,..a.-L 1069•-------·:The liluffs: early ureu. V C 1 , e o o...,, eo ... oo ~ -..... -,_ ..-• ..,;n 1 St 3 BR 2 ba bath Condos. ery ew p ex. 1 Bed r m units Mera JftlO, All 2 BR, l'L HOUSE WNT'OHOUSE . . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor View Hoene, 3 Br, · y. · I ft t I $19 •.uo io~t /f I OW pool Will " "' Tz • OK 546-7506. $57 000 Ant 640-SSOO e a on y ......... 10 w p c, . 1 b A 1 000 rt Forclos r, delinq . ---------8 ea u t If u I u n 1q u e. BA YFROlllo...IT 2 Ba. Fee. Avail immed. · · ,,.. Oown. completely re show s mall s pendable on e!~h. vg. · sq. · Qwik Cash! 675-8849 sp:ic1ous sparush l'Stal "' $67,900, Owner/Brkr. BLOCKT0•1:...1t.CH furbished . As k for $125,000 down + first for sale by owner S1tuat.. 2 Custom Homes 673-4899, ~ Frank. 839-8321 Agt. user depreciation. Call Wesley H. Taylor Co. ed on a landsc-apcd, BALBOA PENINSULA •---------1 This be ac h duplex /· ---------•I for de tails. 5_.8·7711; Realtors 644-4910 tiered l2S x 125 lot. Thi~ Excellent location on the triplex has just had ----fl 6 <•7 ~"17 ... BR B F o· th · _. •· ~-_.I h 101• _a_e_r ___ ._ .... _.....,____ r.•sYM~ ocean coa !>l line view Bay & only Yz block to the 4 . 4 a, am-rm, tn· ano er pn<'c r..-...ucuon. ~ eac ~ -s-A ~, rambling home with oak Ocean. Eachhome has 4 rm , Air e.ond. Pool Only 10'i> dowr1 and••••••••••••••••••••••• [(i) ~ Tired of paying rent? peged floors has 2 Br. bdrms. 4 bath s & Home. $1SO,ooo: By owners anxious. Just • LOVELY TRIPLF.X , Want a secure invest· maids quarter:.. 31 ~ Ba. Gallery. 2 fireplaces, owner. 645-9729 time W get those great near beach & s hopping, . n1ent? Buy these Laguna ~each shower , formal wet bar, ultra modern Summer rentals. $70,ro<>. w/sharp 2BR. lave-in + -======::::::::::::::==:-l units with their lop, cor· din rm .. den patios. kitchen & private pier. LIDO ISLE S3ZO. tncome. $85,000 22NEWUNITS ner location. Easy ·$165.000. <.:all 499-3582 Fee land. See al 1200 4 Spacious Bdrms. U:CIQuall ~ Ph.: (213) 598·1326 Westside, C06ta Mesa. management. Out of - ----East Balboa Blvd .. or Wide 45 n. lot BELMONT R~ALTY All 650 ft. 1 Bedrm. FpcJ, town owners say. ••sell''. "~V OWNER Open House. call 675·8120 for more de· Sunny South Patio Place . .1 ow. ref rig., pool. Pride Call 'Sat. & Sun. 12 to 4. 2 br, tails. Hig h beamedceilmgs Prap.rties . Mob1 e Ho"'" of ownership. Will show REALONOMICSCORP. 2 'n ba. spectacular view. ---------Largefam/dinroom 7S2•1920 For Sale 1100 break even+ on $75,000 BROKERS 675-6700 2565 Kilo way. $8!*,500 $126.500 1400 OUAIUT. NIWPORT IUA04 ••••••••••••••••••••••• down and $52,000 2nd. .aguna Hills IOSO Grand Opening LAWSOM M c~--Call for details. 548·7711; ~....................... REALTY 675-4562 ewport ~ EXTRA MICE o ter6. 557·4617 EAS.TSIDE INCOME DUPLEX, $47,900. full price. 10% Down. Owner will carry. • 'Ow NH 0 us E l Ne w NEWPORT v111 It' --------1 3BR. din rm. view. Super 20x48 2 B~droom. located (i) LLIW clean, upgraded thruout. only 3 blocks from World ) 3 br. 2 ba, t·pts, CondominiumHomes LIDOISU S hows like model. downtown Coi>la Mesa Ul7s582~~ts~~-~1 .500 in Prestigious New on mark et and Beautifully decorated. Next to pool & clubhouse tt Camino 'i?eal!Y COME LIVEIM LA.GU MA HILLS ?5141 Ericson Wri~. s BR. i Ba, freshly p:.unte<t m · ioitle out. Nd:-l'.1rpct & 1 '8ndscaping, ss:.t.000. See It! Sal. & Sun. 12·4 Westcliffa.rea priced to sell! Spacious Owner moving out of in ultra clean park. 1 p ~ 2000 of Newport Beach one-story New England area, must seJI·. A real $9 995. ncome ror• ., 4-PLEX. N.B. nr Hoag $42,000 to $44,000 Colonial1 home. 48R, bargain al $69,900. CALL A~erican 557.9390 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hospil a I. Pride of 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths formal din rm, 3ba. on NOW ! -------6 UNITS ownership. $137,500. separate dining area prime 45' street-to-street 24' Dual Wide. Beautifully Eastslde Costa Mesa. In· PRESTIGE HOMES •Decorator wall to wall lot. All this for $l2S.OOO, lnd 'scpd. fenced yd dividual houses in a Rfflltors 645-6646 Carpetl.ng See. lll Via San Remo. w /ce m ent patio . . B OPEN SUN 5 country selling. y ap-• Enc losed pa tio or . l· Sacrifice! Lux int. pointmentonly NEW TRIPLEX ""=======:::::::::===-i OWN Property in Inglewood, Hawthorne or So. Bay a rea? WIU; PAY CASH Ph. To. D'Altssmdro T.D. PIOP&mES (213) 874.ao7 anytime or (714) 846-52'l1af\.6 Rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houses Funelsle.cl ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEAPIE 1 br, ~-. utiJ pd, N.B. Also 2 lfr, Lag. Beach, $225., util pd, singles. pets. CdM l br + • .. * ... w .... 601J .... ConM19clllW... You arelhe win.eaio( TWO Fall TICICITS ($13.~ Va1cae) _ .... .... ' ........... ...., Clrns July 315t tqA~l;~h Al\abeim Convention C~ter. 800 W. Katell• Tickets may ,be ex· c hanged for reserved sea~s at lhe ConvenUon Center ,a head of t.Vne. Call: 642·5678, ext 333 to claim your tickets. *** pool, single or couple. ________ .,.._.,.___ Also walk to water N.B. 2 MES4 DB.~~ br , $205. Ocean view 1 br, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, gas $125 .. util pd, N.B. Agt. builtins. fil'epl~e. e:ov· Fee. 979·8430 ered paJio, dquble lalboa lslCllMI 3106 garage. $400~ first" last plus $100. depo&J\. Call PRESTIGE. HOMES • ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• balcony }3ritt ingham Rcalt9 DONALD M. BIRD 968-1840. Hunt. Bch. EASTSIDE, ..igu..a MM)ue4 1052 •Continuous cleaning RLALT._,µs Au oc1otn.teoltors SILVERCREST 24x60. 2 I IQPluail ~-S9,420C. OASnTnAuMaJES1_nAcome. EASTSIDE. n~wly de· •••••••••••••••••••••• oven .,.,.,., v1·a L1·d-o 675-01·23· BR 2 BA D Lik ac• ' ---------coral....I 2 br ~-~nish in OW MER •MXIOUS• • Ref ri g er al o r . ice oJo.>J'U Mew port lslcmd u • r-l . senCa. p·setrnenow. Pr ti"•• 3-2·2, 4 car garage. 145 CorHG dtl Mer 3122 4-pte:'6. No ch~ildr•n - "' • I maker • 0 r.___ L_.... 3BR. 2Ba. Open beam "'any x ra . . I a . aper Lisa Lane. $95.750. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• dn•s. $300. Jncl ..... 1"'1. -~ Vacant lo,e ly J BR, *3 he ated s wi·mmi·ng y wner..._ -'I b .1 5 Star A dull Park. 7S2·1920 f d .1 S 8 77 ....,, ,. uu ~ d h I D Sh Ba f t ce1 ings, Cus tom u1 l 493.7156 l4000YA1LSl NIWPOt1TllaCH or eta1 s. 4 · 11; 225 POINSETTIA,2Br,2 SantaAnaAve,1'73-0'l9'7 REASONABLE2BR SUMMER/WINTER 675-69'21 µr en ome ~n. Ten-pools over ores Y ron kitchen, 2 car garage, ----------t after6, 557-4617. . his & Rec. C_e nter •Draperies 548-lS89Wei!kends0nly laundry room & BOAT '52 SPARTANE'ITE. 35·. DELUXE4-PLEX [(l) ~ ~n~:~~·d~;;~~~· 2 Br , 1 ba, YI acr~. h«se Guardcdarea.S?b.000. •Logburningfireplace H--1.. y· &..1-.-.--DOCK S 60 I 51 327 Garden Grove . IWlti'll OK.$2·7Smo.1st•-•-... + WE BSCO w-uor •ew nurnw> • Wp.~~'e1. Ison .. Cnqos. laspM. es.a . · ·~ • Mlb~ I NCORPOHATED •~bund~nt cl06el space JBr. FR, Lux. Jndscp'g, S149,500 " Fireplaces, pool, J.l, 2-2. . _ ~·~~ NR. KA M'S 2 br., 3 ba. 2 da m age "eR. ReC's 639_4800 dw 00 1trhs. m1rroretl clos et upgraded lhruoup • l. Sale c997AN.4v1o22N&R64E~!,; Cust Moba·le Hm, newly 1·3 b e drooms, encl. sty. ddeJuxe ho!'lepd. W/D, 557--0338 .., * WEKMOW • .~'LAGUNA NIGUEL *BEST• 'MONARCH BAY·Exotic , ::'ontem porary home. >nc-of-a-kind 4 bdrm. 4 t>ths. dc!->1gnt'd by Chrt!. l\llcl. Ocean vit:w. Just rt-duced. Sl79,500. b I .,..""""' garages. Xlnl apprecia· new ecor. Util . S38S --"'--------- 1 184-1256 J.._8o;3~er · rm on 'Y · 1----------1 painted, all appU 's. Boal lion area. Only l0% down Y OUIHJ Investors mo. lse. Sec. & Cln'g. Back Bay Twnhse-4 Br, 3 RuHand Rood WESTCLTFFVILLAS slip avail. N.B. 644·2013 payment. Call S33·3S44. Duplex $31,000 de p. 213·780·9712 or Ba, prlvac1. patio, rrpJ, No. 14. One of lhe most s 11 d f 182·1155 ror appt. dshw, hr, f.aro rm. *"7$ in· NEWPORT BEACH BluffslavfrOftt charming 2BR 2ba con-Business Property 1400 S parl ing Investment ma uplex·not ancy -----'-'-----• clgard~&wtr.548-702'0. Calif. 92660 By Owner·J B"-.-21h BA, dos in N.8 . Er\ioy the ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ C_orp-'--·----• but neal and clean as a Costa Mesa 3124 Sales Office-Phone outside unit, cust. decor. quiet atmosphere of Jove-C.M. OFFICE ILDG. w EST BAY pin. Starter opportunity ••••••••••••••••••••••• (f;.Side).2 Br. cples only. 7 14 /64S-8373 lmmac. $95,000. 675-6613 Jy gardens & pool. Adult Prime Harbor Blvd. cor. JNCOM E HOMES wo /outs ta ndinlg terhmsl. 3 BR, on Col. Pk. cul-de· All_ utit. Furn incl_'d. DIRECTIONS; From the owned where you own 3 Sty. Fine ~rowth area. Dana Point wner star ts aw sc 00 sac. Kids ok. Fncd yd, Jg Ch•ld ok. 1$6 Mern ll. Ne wport Blvd. Frwy NEWPORTSHORF.S the land. OPEN Sat /Sun Alr·cond. Sched. inc. New -Ocean view Sept. in New York, fam-rm. Nr schools, $310.549-0433. south lo 171 h St .• turn left On canal W -side. Walk"lo 1·5: 645·2848 Agt. 'Stl6·7414 f M UST S ELL. Bk r h ~"c:" ,,~c: CA.lie: beach Club w/ pools & S\31·214 yr. $685,000 lOduplexes romS68.950 962 5511 s ps • ._..,.,.mo ........ ...,.,., (Col. PkS 3 Br.:? ba. F.P. on 17th to Rutland (1 lenru·s·. 3 BR, ·•en. 3 aft.•• HELP '. OWNER WesleyH.T-AorCo. Triplex $112,500 --·--·-----D R r h'-•-s·hop'o ••o hlock past Irvine Ave.). "" ~ .. ,. 8 ·1 "l'" ... 500 T 5 .. .JA-(E·Side)2 Br. Cples only. · · n .sc ~ m: •· ,,., NA RCll BAY Tf:R. 427 C I $74""" B MOTIVATED. Price re· _R_e_a_l_to_r_s ____ 644_4_9_1_01 uni s .., ""'· a x ncwn-d Garndr ancl .._., "~10 turn left 3•lhs oC block to ana · .'7VV. Y · 34 2 c H D p All ulil. Furn incl' . · ..,,.,, "" RAC£· Pr Cl> ti i! a uu s NEWPORT VILLAS. Owne r. * • 642-4360. duced $4000. Upgraded 4 1 1 oast wy, · · HunfhtgfOft leoch Child ok. 156 Merri JI. College Dr. 549-0,33. :ustom home 0tr<•a. 3 BR. 3 BA Harbor View PRIME OFACE 496·3431 S 'IMJfiekl S3 .,. xtrm.3 bths.22"xl7"fam ---------i WATERFRONT LOT llom c. Own your own IUILDIMG 32 U.._.ITS pn lO.S4S·04J3. 3 BR, 2 BA, cpl, dtp;, 11t•m, wet bar. ~Sq rt ILUFFS PLAN W NEWPORT SHORES 221 land. St.050,000 " &tales LCICJ'lfto leach 3141 f!"lcd . yd. Nr. So. Cst. ·t-art?e swtm poolGreat Endunil-4bedrm.2•2 ba CANAL BY OWNf;R CallBroker,838-.8586 S172.000·pastyrincome OpenSat/Sun11·7pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plai11.$3~mo.642-4»45 amily home. $129,500. & fam rm·priv yard. S35,000 CALL 646-8657 Excellent la.JC shelter Award winning pride of New 3 & 4 plea Summer rental cotbge, DARl:JNG LGCJ11fta Miguel R~atty M a n y upgraded 6am·10a m. · · BA Y ~HO RES·2 Br + Great Newport location ownership all adult units. plus 3 Ir,. 2 I& $175 wk. 1 Br, 1 block to LITTLE HOUSE 496-4040or feature"S. lmmedoccupy, HEviP·ORTSh-...i•e Gue~t. Lrg fam rm. l''.! TedHubert&Assoc. Scheduled income Homeowners unit beach.,.94·&419;494-0159 lBR, E·SRletoc. nrfrwy 830-5050 By owner S59,500. nu.u:;.i ba . New crpts, drps. 675-8500 $67 .260. Priced al Orferedfrom$87,500 b I' di ---644-1360644·7355 3 BR., 2·5ty. A· Frame. po.int. 2851 Bayshore Dr. West of Beach Blvd M•wport leodt 3169 on us ine. A ts, no FIRST OFFERJMG ----------•Perr. cond., w/extras Dy Owner. 979-8685 or Cetnetery LDts/ $4~l~palsonlyplease onAdamsNo. at ....................... pet§.S185.6T3.QT?. ~Right on the 12th lee of A rare U shaped 1story5 galore. '> Lge. patios; 2 i73·2843 Crypts 1500 Alabama. WINTER • Oceanfront 3 BTwo , 3Zl2 Br, 3 Ba. 3000 sq n. like car gar + pkg. area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bl k br 2 ba • .,.,n mo .. ag una Niguel Golf COTTAG E b "d r 4 U .... ITS oc s ' . ~. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• "~ 0 u r s e p O O L new. $220,000. Lido Is le, $69,500 . k I on afYSl .ehedor Willdiscount$50ea.2im· " OFFERED BY 675-8531 LAK .,., FRONT-J "b r, .... · Prine Only! 540-4811 CAYWOOD REALTY qwc sa e or unus proved Lots, Ocean View KENT ROGERS ~ f /Jacuzzi. 4RR 2ba. lrg rent~l. 2 br, 2 ba. frpk, section, Pacific View VA assumable loan. lOo/o Rli"ALTY atriam, eenttaJ air, clb lin rm, fam rm. 1900Sq. Pri Ply wants to buy __ *_5_4_1_-_1_2_90 __ * __ 1 patio, pool , beach, Mem. P ..... 963.2187 fJ Houses UnfurWshed privil:$395 mo.58H88l -!.:.. A beau,tiful buy al direct from owner. 'fixer adults. Owoer1675-4580 .. ~.~;a, ~;~:!tula~~.;e -~-7_11_1~_1,848_960_·~ __ = __ G··.::::·.···········1··2·0·2· 2 a·a, [IL BA ChAdo, ~.500. Of:>t:;N SUN 1 5. uppe r ' h s e in Npt Mew Listil'IC) ~"'" 'ln v .. 13932 Paseo de Compo Heights. 548-5<»1 eves or Dy Owner Big Canyon 3 Cemetery Lots. Forest •••• •• • •• ••• ••••••••••• Rancho Vii:?jo. Air, att. ••••u.-. earlyAM MEW,OltTHn.', No. 8 Oakmont, Open Lawn.Cypress. OpenSat/Sunl-5 FREE FREE gari._~1, cpl, & drps. \. GOLF CQURSE ----1 3 Bd rms .• I 12 baths, house 1-~548·7477 Must sacrifice, moving. 5 units,ocean view. (1 ) 3 •Professional Service• 848-~or sac>·.9563 ---------~ split-level. 1 lilk. LO bay. 968-4186 After 5. BR unit. Gross $13,980. EST ATE HOME 2nd Story view: lge. J Br. 2 Ba. Pvt. Dock, ---------1130 Victoria, CM . Agt. *LANDLORDS• 3 BR, 2 BA home w/ fruit ,l\-·rs. old . 3.000Sq. fL In · HARBOR VIEW kitchen, bltns.; hdwd. Semi·pvt community. Commercial 979.5099 H 0 "' e f I" d •rs * trees galore. Close to evel4BR 2ba.hugefam firs .. beamed cell., Owner.$134,500.673·5298. Property 1600 44 Sllarp units .---------642•9900 frwy, schls, shop'c. '"""""· lovely c:rpts. bit-in Come any day this frplc., triple garage. Va· •••••••••,••••••••••••• 6Xnross. Good ar-.o, MOllLE C J"f . , 1 .,. .... est "25/moihcl.gardener. ·itch. A steal at $93.500. weekend from 10-6 and cant, sec anytime. Ask· MEWPORTSHORES 8AYf.ROlllo...IT "21" HOME PARK a 1 ornaa s...._..6 Agent 89(.4648 ·~A LL WANDA CUM· th . . . $69r.'"' Beach. Pool & Tenn·1s "' Q II a i I p I a Ce __.. •Rental Service!• . see e re mauung new m g ··""' p t i I 7 I 4 ) Near HemeL ~ Spaces i11NGS, 495-1407 homes in Harbor View. POOL Sundeck. cov. patio. lge Office building, spec-roper •s . 1 225 f ·l Will s A 35 B ls fATES REAL ESTATE Priced from$7M95. yard. Space ror boat. 18' tacular view. executive 752-1920 Pd rur~si es. h s na$l · '1 r sng fa• t•V., 3214 49 2 3 Newport Hel.gb'-·. tree 8 .1. BR offices . Reduced . ----------i lra eror arrningranc .. Ana f1xer-upper2Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• , , 9-2 7 1800 Port Sheffield Pl. '"" ea m ce1 ing. 1 • EASTSIDE BILL GRUNDY child, yard & Gar. $195. . . ~ ,------·---Newport Beach hidden 4 bdrm .. J 'h down, 2 BR up. Fantastic $650.000. B•ACK BAYAR*EA Realtor 67~161 S. Ana 2 Br appl, kids Prtstage neighborhood, ., *OH IEACH , baths: k1tchtn bll·ins. area. O I-5) 645-0666 llLL GRUNDY pets, patio, fncd, gar. ~erted 3 BR, .2 BA, 2 I n ew homcs-La~una 1 with nook. Dining rm., ---------1 Realtor 675-6161 3Sbarp Houses. MIME UNITS HBch$12S,1Brappl. car gar., covered patio, ''liguel. f''or brochure family rm .• shellstone HYHills-Chcrming CAMS69P.19050NF&orASSOCAll . COST•MES• ~rn;NBch mobiJetBr vacant .$375.permo .. Ask •·:jilt frpk. Courtyard entry Ocean Bay view, large t•---------1 "' "' Agt/Fee for Keith or Fay, Bkr David Th-._,.. with lovely pool. $74,900 lot. 3 br. 2 ba, formal din. OFFICE ILDG. CALLS49-1001 Deluxe adult living with HOMEFfMDEaS 962..U71 -··-r-~~ T c AL l ""• • 4 •• l 4 I~ rrn. 2 frplc ·s. Mission tile Air conditioned 2 Story FREE & c• E... fireplaces, dishwashers, ---------~lo L.N.R. Co. 496·4/AIJ. 9~~ entry, fa m . rm & Low maintena~ce. Weli ..__R ceramic tile closed •642-9900• LOV-ELY. 3 br on comer .~es 493·3434__ _ ~ kitch /panlry. Owner. 1 led Lots~ k. 4 PLEX garages Good r ental lot, 'f.a blk school & park, I' . y · .;ffi~ Appt.only.644-0523 oca · par mg. Nr . Loma Linda area. T.wo 2 bedrm , H~RSE ranch 2 Br, encl. patio w/bbq. $375. essaon 1e10 I 06 7 ... or Information·, l'nr Nt .. port Put Ortiu $li5.000. University. $55,000 trade seven 3 bedrm uru'ts a·n· sangles welcome, c .. M. 982-8601 or &15-0211, ext ,. • ••• • • • •• ••• •••••••• ... Roy McCwch d A d 2 b H B k d i-s 673 7601 ' BAYCREST as own pmyt on large eluding owners. unit. n . r. · ·• ! s. 4 v ''Ii so Vi 11 a 2 !-tory. 3 • MEW LISTI HG Realtor 1810 Newport 0.C. home or Inc. Prop. Seller. will finance at at· pebrts.$1s3SJngles, .. gTryl l~,.2 2-Slo-...,-w-/!-pl_c_"'"_a _D_z_•"-~·Mrm . 1112 Ba. UIJJ~r&ded, ---------•I Decora\or 's delight! 77 Gracious, cust. 3 br. 2 ba, COS.TA MESA548-i729 can add cash OC' other tractive terms If you , .. s n es, ~ .... , b lb., • .. Al'":_\:' ...., r;,,3 ... ~ 0 . b y 0 w n er. Glorious feel on Lido. frml. din r m, 2 frpl's, lg, pr 0 per ties . Rick have $40,000. ec:iuit)' in a C.M. Also unbelieveable DW '~A,o. dip. ""J:.; ""' OMTHEIAY South exposure, with basement w /greal AlderetleRltr.547-6469. 4.pJex, try an exchange! Lag. Beach 2 br, $225., ....... ~ .. aev~ Q{uARP IARCaOHA sandy beach. 4 Bdrms .• 3 possi b i Ii ties. Excep-COMMERCIAL Property. Call Bob BostnJm util pd, pe~ ok. CdM 3br, .._ i-tO~·n.. • . ··JP DUPLEXS18S,OOO baths; call for an app't. liooal stor. space.Lndry. Newport Penin. Stores & DUPLEX Npt Bch. lBR 1714175.,7300 gAaodrage, kad•. pets ok. ••ffagt ... •.iclt 12401 {fensively upgraded, 2 CLIFFDR. .-'" & sew'g. rm. Prof. ~fices-7 units. $18.900 ea.possadd,nrCstHwy. Ill" swlm """"'C M 3 br ' b I -• T fl I t"":"" ' ' ' •••,•••••••••••••-•••• • ome w centr ... a1t, 2 Br home$6'9,SOO lndscpd. Beaut. patio. income yr-enns ex · Ask 'g $54,950. Lo dn. lnvntlftftll Dt. kids pets sangles Af#, ., ,. ·';alk to lake&. stores. JOMESREALTY Unbelleve ably clean! ble. Call Ted Tressen, Bkr.552·8666/646-7414 • Fee.'979·M30 ' · Sharpi.B R,JBA.bltns, ~-~u::r ~le~2.~,SOO. Dy *• ,73-6210•• $98,500.646-2284 IPS,639-6700or6"-5147 8 UNITS, 2 Bd, I Ba, Coronad.tM. 1222 ~~~-~$350.mo. ,~ '' Coadoml11i.ns Newport Hts. $152,000. ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• y Owne" 3 br. 2 ba, fam for salC' 1700 Owner548·969S H.V. Homes 4 Br 2 Ba+ Super~ bl?drm, 2 bath + 7fl· pgradcd. r\r S.id· 1206 E:iHX a'JCO ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.R. Sped vlew~/poot & den, crpts. drps, R /0 , 'nelJac:i. Co1. ::r.:02 L.J!.i WESTCUFf TopQualityHo.. MORTHLAGUM.A Det.ire 4&5-llo tennisctsavaiJ $2; lse $350. Nr Wes.trnl nster ', runa:;·-------· o-S.. I~ Cstm 38r, 2ba. on cul·de· INVESTMENT CO. New units Huntington , 644.2877 : 8J0.-089o ' . Mall9183·._ Bev or Joe 0 ,...-·· s ac. Lg. lot in Uppe1' CONDOS Beacb,taxshelter':'1pro. Loh for sale 2200 4 +FAMILY+ 2, anil. Opett Hs~ S.. I 1-6 utslandmg,? BR, 3 Ba, West Bay. Used brick' .'.-3 b R O EL U XE Ocean Views·2&3bdrm. perty. 1st yr wnte-of( ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. den, frple, 11,A, Ba, 8114• Lse. ••"'"· 6962 ... 230S2 C'CRO~L:L OR. Dtn·rm, Fam-rm. Liv· hl·ceil. beams. bll·lns, Ouplexes .stepsto.ocea·n. units£romSS4,000. $UM. Open House. Call WATERFRONT L OT ratio. ~.garage . Paula(213)~ ~~. e~:;~c!tt~w~~~ ~~ :;::':i~. = ;':t: ~·:Ofi0e. gard~ew. Will trade for eq. in bom Cdl 6 75-7225 for appt. 53S-251t NEWPORT SHORES 221 A395/mo. Chlld/pet ok. . 1 .... raded! lBft 2ba. FR Hom e recently r e · ' . wner. 44 orT.D.'s.&42·~73 5 UMfTS CANAL BY OWNER vall S/l. 513 Orchid. S BR, Z BA. fn>I, den. ... d d h 611• .. ••DO $"" ooo CALL ,,..,..,,1 ...... 7 673-8079. Dsbwshr. "ato.e.lc.bltd 1ome w /pleluresque ecorate l ru~out. ..,.,. Newport Hei•hts. One .....,, _.._. OK A t tdaL e nd1>caping. covert-d Perfect for entertaining. SI 22,500 s-e1 .... te 9076 blodt from 17tb Street. 6am-10am. CottoMH• 3224 J3SO cr°':ttrnromNooe 6 Nltio, blt1r1 BBQ, finished '83.950: House phas two modenl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4·3C) =·•'"""'or--·-' (a.ra1e, plush sn:ig c-pt, SOUTH CdAST Family Rm., Dlnmg Rm,••••••••••••••••••··~·· d••pl•xes. By appoint· MESA VERDE; 3 BR, 2 _;..5'pu ~ ..,....~ .. d 3'h Ba, Corn er lot. Watetfr•Utw '" "' B C t n.... bl a n . ,.. r ecorator r a p es, IMVESTMEMr $.15S OOO. ment only a, rp s, ......... tns, . ' I ~allpaper & mjrrors. As· 549 Ol I 2 .a...ar ... 203 Owner/Agt.D7~7~. • . T PA fed yd. Kids & small pet 1 !rrY. TO-n~ ~br .. Z 7,.. VA I • --498-i484/213-2.87..Q34 11 ...... _,h\ flEAL v COM NY O.K. $395. W/ .... ..A.... ........ ba, dbl. •ar, _ .. 1.._=, 1-1 m e 0 oan or BY Owner. Lovely 3 + 21---------• ,.,......Plac9 IAYNOMTLOTS 6A4'"'_.. • a _. ... \~nv. Lerm!->. S4&,200 BLUFFS c~ + iem rm. Ataumable --------1 w1ter patd.54S-~ drps, frl>t. ·~· • • rwner. Call &n-1.~3. ""'"""' •L VA 1 .. ~-ualif 111r.£URllSHED At fabulous Promontory jacuu l, uuna, .-... "X" Plan. 3 BR. 2\12 Ba. Sn °0 • 1-q Y· -.r Pa apwll•a . Bay where you will own s.,. Hot1M~ nr. beact-. saio. i.e. orw,_. leadl I 0 ~~~~~~"6::r~·~ _i_n.::..g·-'- 7 - 9 ·- 500 -·-646-- 1 -800---~!J"o~ ~~::s-si::: ~~p:/~,;~,tt:,,8.;,p~i~~ MOO ou~r~st!~0 l lACM !t~p l~~i~'!e~':1~e: :~: ~~~a.;'f;· cpt.t, 64$-2&03/tq ·-' •• ••••••••••••••••••••• $11..900673-'iGOl Agent OCIAMFIOMT Forever view Crom· ex· 2 Bedrm/2 bath Condos available, priced· from Fireplace. 3 BR. 2.ftA. ._. IARBOR Vlf:WHOM£S ---------i D-'-· ceptlonally ap•cious ~ o n lovel 1 s pac ious * * * $112,SOO. Luxurious JU~0.2Br, chlld&prl. cpta, drps. $315 • ..,.,_ ~ n~r2 Ba F .R. MonteJ(o •OPENSAT/SUN1.S:18 Z·ZBRUnii:";theSand. b dr tn 2hatb ad u lt grounds. Only Sl9,9SO. lo_,•Wtlhn custom homes already Pool, 2 Br, 2 Ba. Appl. cM'.Joe,96.Mset ~ o.-er~11.e COl"MI' td.. Wlldgoose C.'t. Npt. Ct'elrt.. Motivated Seller. bkltaway In spectacular Aalr for Frank, 839-332L. 17132 Ga1 as pla n ned toneveral teen.cer, pet, paUo. · ,~land. For ~ale by 2BR condo. Vauo l· location. Ask'g. $11'l,JOO. Alt. '"._ nearbJ ICIU.(11#58) l16S,28r,cblld,Mlls We"haveZhOUICIW/fplc:I, •A•n•r 1730 Port Ownerdesperate-1.mmed Pat~:!~eo Hu.roontbisooe. l~~~~~~~~~I Youll'ethewtnneror Cl\arlet AmokllG~ 3Br,2Ba,ch1Jd,pet. :,.:::• 2 BA,cpts..._, 1f j.l'HlbournePL fi44·04'72 oee.~l,400.Ad,.M$o3117 642-IOl2 SPA·NISH BEAUTY-OWtia TWOPl .. TICllJS Jti-~~~'!.'!.'!.~~~~~~~~~! ~.~:,a;:.;••ntllutJI Jo.ea!::, mo. 8" « u• IA YFaOMT HAllOl VllW --------• Avlftentle Eart1 San S le S Townhou.w. 11683 ($13..SOValue) By owner. View Jot oe;i HOM.,....S ~ • CAIMR MODll. ar..~.. Clemente Spni1b in GU'den Orove BJvd. 1800 ....... ..._ Oakmont. BigQanyon. * 642 ftOO• 3 Bil, 1 lit •A 2 atJ. l y o._..,-.,_ l...t W\erset~. I'll. JBa sparklini ~ion. Mi4· sq. I\., 2 ~rm. den. 2~ S.nu• i Wey S48-747'1. • 1'wnhA. Silas qllt., _. • OOVl-.:R Sii<. I<~• 3lir. 2Ba, Fam &Oin rm. Vie~~~~· sion tJltroof, rarei>latt, 2 ba., Crpk, former model. Ctrc. o.t of $tat. Sharp Men Verde, 3 BR, ::r.:~ pllUo. 'l!oal. r ~ )q ft, 41Jdn, c-arh l.G8ACKYARDIOx90 • 1s-clo.as bdrms .. neu &30Q0under new units at Julyl•·tto•• .. 12t.h 28AduplH $3:15.rno..ln ------....----• ~1th nr1v 1.i:ith Curvt'd S74,..L. Bv owner.~ "-a• .. •nd ........... Onlv -. '°"" /\ sum-bl• 7'"-" .. n-rr.,1my 2600 • · • · , -I U'll: '" • ....,, _ , -·"""'· s ..... Y>l .0: An•b•lm r-... -uon cld I • •rdener Pee C1 3 b 2 ba -·· .. _ ... f rought !rem -..1a1rr:1~(' Owner.644-4919 $47 900 I 6381769 .. "' 'I.NU•...., ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ' U n r , •'I' _ _. .ac 1orrn.il >11111ni:: roorn , 'uERTHA HENRY oan. · · Cent.er. eoow. Ktlella 20 NEV. Acn11. Vino ol 54&-S880Aat. uc. Edwal"ds/ltdiftw . .-.1ln ut ;rim IA •hrunut IY 0Wt8 WATllAOMT REALTORS 4S'l-t121 S.A. Condo Buutlful Tlcketa mar be Cit· Topn Lake w/boust. MESA D£L MAR Lonfy '3"4>mo. Ul•lut + SlOD , f 1M hy boHl <>1 mtrcar. HAKUOR IUGHLANn5 TRl-LEVELW/VJ£W Adult Complex. 2BR·1 ~ changed tor re.served Stps 5. Well ....Uc Lank 3 Dr, 2 81, ram rm, btt cl9*Qf..,dcpoe.5M-47G 'u 1 LrUHI('. 1•v•·n "fl 4Hr 2'"1 ba,Pool $68,500 Xtralgeboatdork.Just LIASEOnTOIUY BA Pool.Sauna.Private feats at theC.0.WenUon • 1cn. SACRll"lCE •l Ins. frpJc. C!PU. paUo, 581J,Ja. .• ,3c•·~· a ,• k11·I~. SJJ 5K :to'• !Jn lmrt , f1 riccupancy lS24 n .. -duc~ 110.000. Sharp, custoriuud 3 BR. pJtlo. Like new cpu. Center a.bud "' Ume. $29.500. Terms bJ awntt. fncd yd. 2 ur·rar xtn It«}' tail,.~ >rw-n • s Syl\I~ Lonf' .'M-7367. 615Bay1ideDr. i~ BA Townl\om~. 2 drps. Quiet convenient CaU IA2·Jfll, ext 333 to Write : Bo .. JM.c.rillt, rm. Waitr pd. av.i\ 8-1, Dtfl.' i... s"t & S•m. [,11J.J!i89 Open HouseS.UrSun. patlu. Owner, Bltr. location. Low Down. dilmtourll~. C1Uf. or eall; (llt) suo rn o. US-7113, ~~ AnU •-. :'U:J )ton11"c Star Lane Want ad rnuJta 642-5678 P 1P-a.s1....a .._mt 541-8114 * * * amo 548-7290 ~ · -. > ' y. d. ll. P. g. 10 I IAISOR'S . ! REALTORS · • 4~ Cam pus Dr., Irvine Campus Valley Shop Ctr . CALL lll-1,00 • t(11~h•t1 foC1titlO\ Ova ll. • lftdl~lduel letl'lp.<o,,lfol • l.,.,,lsl-ovolloblo • Jecuu l peol •C"" Ito·, e $wltd1ltotird-vl<o •w.t bor o W.sflerend clryoro¥Oll. eHeate4 po4ll • Olre<f dlof ,11.,, .. evoll. WATEUALLS •STREAMS • LAGOONS 2909 BRISTOL AVE. SANTA ANA (At South Coaat Pfaz•) 540-2300 \ associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 201\ W lolboo 67l-)6bl Mesa Verd• East & Adam~ 540· 1800 LIVING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room & Board for elderlv person. S250 mo 545-a.52 aft. f>PM. BAI.ROA ISL.AND FURN"D . REAS.2BR HOUSE. 67:HBl!l OCEANFRONT new 3 br. 2 ba. Aug. cancellation. Reduced to $400. wk 673-8088 VacafiOfl Rentds 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAM M 0 TH. Si e r'r a Mountains. fish. hikc. tennis. pools. ghost lo~n Beaut. fullr equip. con do. sleeps 6 $120. wet-k 536-6446 Lake Arrowhead Be'\ut home for rent. wk or wknd rates! owner RJO 9656 EW S Lake Tahoe Cabin in trees. slpg 8. $150/w k. 7 l4-494·224 5 Owner BIG BEARCab1n·2Blil . FROM <185 frplr. crpt.s. Sips ll .J Wk or Wknd. 714/675-6173 Oakwood offers the ----- finest In resort living at a F\Jlly furn apt on the bch, price you can afford. Newport $175 per wk There's $1 million in Monlh of A~ & Sept recrea tion rac ilitiei< Call Dou~. 213/435-6.'i65 LOVELY new adQJt l br. NEW triplexes. 1,U Br. NIGHT f.fGHTED TEN· or 714 /645-1567 Frplc, beam cellng, pool. t>llt lhruout. frytcs. rncd NJS COURTS. A full time R--Aal t -h---4-~"0 F r om $210. 399 Bay. yd. 2902 ff~ St. acUvitles director who ....., s 0 1 ere .,, 646-14S6 538-402201' 539-f719 plans parties. BBQ's. ;~·~;;·(;~··~·~;:;~·~ ""'""W ....... BR D W f l · trtps & (fl Ore! Free Sun· ADULT 1 RR. ft"Plc. pool. ""' ...., • J • rp c. Refrigerator. Security. day brunch. 21-25, to share tie h41~.;c Sl8S. mo. uns Pomo1u\, Aduit.001;. Ac\. SJS.7528 Pool, Jacutli. Ree. Bldg Pfus beautiful singles. _In NEWPORT.~ CM .CallMS-1958 or53IS-4096 w /exerc)~e rm . Ut2 bedroom apts, FEMALE Rmmatl.'. LCE 1tud•o w/lOll. pool, •NEARCOMPt:ETtON• Billiards. Cfj.torTV. furlhht(f& unf\it'ftts~('(!. wanted, 21·26 yn. 01 Jacua&S. •Ml. 1ar. uth pd. THI HU..,...TOM rRVIMEtS.-:.SESA DR. R~ts from ~t8S. Prices ly buslnns. ~. Adil• olllr '215. Avail HlfGH'TS Ar'T'S; ---------1 va.r; by loc:.lm. Mod('l8 apt. complex. 879-10. 7· ts. US Hamilton. Excltlni new lldult apts LJDO Unlqu.e Cbsrm I :"'"~~~~:;:in::! art 6, 979'-6S..'l6 &4a·lt60 da,y5• 64S-44ll lldj. toHunl. ~ Buut. d~ d. 1 br. 11· servi~eavallablo. N~WPORT-sn. + '' eves •IA&t~ bridlpauo.~.6'1~ 0 k od utJI. 3 br aipt. Pttfn-llOn z 8R nu cpls &drps. ttfr. 112/a BDR FROWpGO Delue2BR.newlydecor. a WO 1mokia1 female to ranu. carport, •ncl S40-84'2orMH211M Lr« 1araae. U4to sbof'f Garde n replace airl leaving. )io paUo. No children/pets ...... ,.,.,. HB ... .._ 1 ... _ area. Sz7s. Yr1Ytf73-2121. A ...... -+-~nts 11mmlcks 67~*1\hG ~i~s7W. lah St. PIO "bt~:nud~.,&t~.N· 3BR.28A,h·pfDso"'° ~~·Mr: _,p'-m ______ _ Pttl· S2SO mo. 581-8844 Patio, ~pb. d\111, 3 o:a ... ..,.,. k •d• Ha~ 11omethlna YQU •ant Kave somelbw ~ .. ~nl Q.t;AN z br 2 ba. ni f&r · Pool. ?fr· Hoa 880 IMne to 1elU Cla.sslnc<hdJ do to sell? Claaatl\ed adl dG aru. BllDl.bliJdOK. N Hoapt. IU·DU. Evea. Al 161h It well -CaJJ N~W. It well. 642·56'1& peta. Sl&sJmo. -9174 ......... • 64~S!)O 64Z·MT&. I •• . ,. . . . ~ lllJ f OAI\. Y INlOT I u dd it. .. Bulld it...Diaper it...Hammer It... Carpet •• 'il ... Cement lt...W ire lt...Hoe it ... Cfean it...M ove SERVICE DIRECTORY • •\'t ... Press l t. .. Paint IL.Nall IL.Plaster it ... Fix it ... • • •tcouftflnCJ C.._.._....., C......t/Cw ete G_....I.. H...a.g L_.c.,.. f'-"o• p..asenlce !~~-~I~ .............. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ... ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. •:•::_:~•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •TopSoil•Cotnpoll• (\~nt'~&~~Plnl Cstrn CabiMts, bo• BRICK -BLO CK " BOB'SGAROENlNG HAUWNOANYTHJNG 1AwnlOlnU1C!eanUpt P'reee1umate.-1npool aervlceman, exp. •tfhlch•Redwood• ~ ~ Y r ~ ex P . In work. patio ~vu. •Itch STONEWORK Clean UJ>ll & New wwns Garage cleanup. J\ella· Prtee• You Can Alford for s~m rntr WldlOI P">' Qualll~ work. Wkly u ~ • .R"litur .. nt/ Construe· rmdl. lattice work . •&u·awJ• 5488773 bldaataervice.~ ••CALL83).2l)e•• Jccta. Patloa, c.vel"9,, m alnt,$21.50/mo.Chem. __ _:C..:.•_u _____ _ t ' o n " R e l a 1 l &46·5219. ----cone. maaoory. Carpen· oa.ty UZ.$0. Fr~ est. on Tr•• SerYk• ~X7·0869~0-~ Phillipa Cet'Llft'll Co. Tree Tnmmmg. Cleanup, •HAULING• M•n y try. Call Kenn &O·lno« acid waehes. 642·2135 of\ ...................... . ••·Room ~~~•••••••••••• C0~~t!:;;$l ~:ft4:,l. ~~~l~~~S45~~~kler:1 . Y!~~~~p ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ray87~9184.tlllm) 6PM. Tree Removal. llmbina" ....................... SAVE Is Pt-or\L Cuatom WrJ!c!'n~A. MB~c:/B~~k~ Pl•ter/•flHlllr l'Np1rty M•......... Shrub ~le.rlna. RotoliU · ,HOOK' 224 Sq rt ot new remod, repair. add-an, Patios. Drivewal'S. Con-L.andscape, Maintenance, Garage, House Is Apt. Ston CY1l51l·7'129 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inc &4226Z4 ____ _ . tpom . Only $:j35(). C.,11 Insulation. Free est. &t crete work. Tractor Sprklrs. Cleanup, Clean outs &Haulaway. e. a PATCHPLASTERING Ford'sTreeSe.rvlce now. Gold Medal Con· De$1gns. 64$-3439 work. Free eat. &17-8132. •TREE Work. 542-ml. ~$47S Is 5S1.e48'1. Fireplacea·Planlen All Types. Free Et· Attll: Unit..,...,.. Experienced Crew . • -ctors. H.B lH,2.8(0). DANVEAZEYltSONS Cot*stor YARD CLEAMUf' College student w/&trong ':r.:Ck~io:.~eS~;: timales.C•U~ Turn~beproblell\5&Joys 1.1c/lns ured.962-711T •.-a..vsftti.-"Quality 1·5 .....-.... tha.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . back 4' ~ton ~k. Je(. VERY NEAT PATCR ol management over lo -• · T ....,,. ••-:JI """'" .... Comp Maml Refs.Est.~ CO Tobin Realty. We have Spe~yTr_ee~·ice. op-•t••••••••••••••••••••• word to us'' finish F .H.Ger'tlick &Son _ --frey. 538·1730 J OBS & RESTUC . full service avail. HD & pll'lg. Tnmmme. Prun· * • 11 c ~ r pen le rs -Add/Remdllf81·114321 JAPANESEGARDENER HottMcl...., Mo•I... Fteeest.893·1439. FV only. $13.~ mo, per ing. Removal&HnuUng. Ralph T,...._. Commercial/ reslden· 673-6041 MS-2170 lO yrs exper. alJ phases ....................... ;;;:1:·,·;~:~~:·::;;:~~ .......... unit. 642.4190 33772 .,. IL.~---. tlal. Doon hung, ~ormlca None Better' Olck Huff. Reasonable/Estimates llOUSECLEANl"'G is -·r /l l ... k R s ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:ALL 846-1.311 -• -~ '"'"""wnv work . pane 11 n g & · Call 751·1~. n "': w arce rue ea Upholstery OCllltO l'oW whatever. 960-lO:W m a n & Son . Add , Business. Call Janice s Barry. 541.9123 &839-5779 JUST PLU ... IMG7 •••••••••••••••••••••• • YouarethewlMeto( Remodel-Patio Shelter· JAPANESE EXPER RagcedyAnns.67~ FastServ ReasRatea lftlN>det& 1.,-. VlNVLREPAlRSERV TWOFREETICKETS CcrpetSft"Ylu Decks.lic tbond.6447598 GARDENER lnduatrlal. ~ JuslOne C.UTo: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cuts.tears.burns,tt· • • ••• • • • •• •••• ••••• •••• v Comm ere i a I, Reslden· Wa nt 8 • ~EAL CLEAN P9fttf-,.__.,. JUST PLUMBING F est""~ 12SO (S13.50VaJ~) Carpet & Uphol&tery Patio co er s, decks, lial. 548.79581~5l112 HOl!~E f 'The Gingham ••••• :~~~:;r.::........ Cstm kitch en & bath. color.:_ r.ee __ u.><r ___ _ 11--a1:'11ros. Cl . .. St •. fences. elc. Competitive Girl Esta. 64>Sl23. h • 642·4111 • Rmdll' • alterations. Uni · -.....,.. e an1n.. earn ... · Prof Painter. onest 1 k IClf'Mtll lallf'Y Shampoo.' Free est pnces . Bl280294.830-SS03 Cleanups .. Treew.ork. •HOUSECLEANING• work, reas. Int/ext. rree. L.R.OTISPlumbing que unuaua wor NOTICE C lrcn 646·7811 TomJonesConstrucllon Rolol!ll•n g. Minor ByRellableCouple est. Refs . 548·2759, Waterhtrs.allsiies,dis· w e lcome. Mernb BB how Daily Pilot Class· July 3h.t to Aug l2lh , 292255. Rm ~dil. patio Lndscp g. lO Yrs in aru. Gd rale5/Refs548.Q71 &42·3913 poaals, atoppaaes, re· Bureau 962'8314 lfied ads display lheir Anaheim Convention J 0 h n s C a .r Pel & cvrs ~reeest.~1876 646·2693· pairs, remodeling and Repair• 4' Painting. messages with legibility Center, 800 w. Kalella Upholstery. Ori shampoo --. Japanese woman wouJd EXTERIORS SA VE replplng. New Construe· Small or Larae. Homes, nnd impact ? Our ads, we (soi l re 'ardanls) D aftl Lawn & garden maJnt. Uke day work,H.B.area. R .L . Sa' nor Slat .. · ... u Ii .. bond .. Tl~ k cts may be ex-• · r "9 N 1 1 "" \Jon .... .nrs. c .,. Apt.s. Offices. Call Chuck are proud to say. really changed for r~!>erved Degreasers & all rolor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ew a~ns. c ean·u~. No tr a nsportatio n . Licensed Insured Call 642-6263 640.5679 aet resu Its. Phon e seats at the Convention brighteners & 10 man ARCH DRAFTSMAN s prnklr inst & repair. ~4215. 979.3335 ~2·5678. Center nhl'ad or time. bleach for your while Tired of being retired 547·1(20. MARV'S Pt.UMBING j;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Call 642·5ti78. ext 3.JJ lo c~els. Save money. by Have pencil-will draw L..chcapl*J Professionals will pai~l NO JO•B64T6·009807S•MALL RooflftCJ .. k"'• saving me xtra trips 842 8376 .. your home and do 1l ••••••••••••••••••••••• da1m your tic ..,...,. · · · • · ---1-••••••••••••••••••••••• right. Int/Ext. Reas------------t USE TttE DAILY PILOT .. FAST ' * • • Clean living room,dlrung GeMt"al SC'l'"TK" ROTOTJLUNGS25 Rers. 497·3169&751-0684. DRAIN CLEAREDl8.50 rm " haJJ Sl 5. Any rm Garct.ftincJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Landscaping.sod Sales. Eves/Wknds-Same Price ROOFS CHECKED! .. dneu S~nice $7.50. couch SlO, chair SS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "THINGS'' by Moose. Free est. Mastet·cbarge QUALITY Wallcoverlng Guar ~7-Repaired &t Replaced '••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 yr s. exp. is what Quality IM aint/Ldscpg Gen woodwork, repairs. Days/eves 980-2110 at Reasonable Prices. Direct Factory Service llSULT" SERVICE DllECTOllY For Result Service Call We print anylh.mg. Guar counts, not method. I do sod. sprklrs. soil cond, plumbing.etc.8'2·5613 Doua Rebard 645-472'1 Any Plumbina-water Licensee3&-159496 f .. st service. Quality work myself. Gd. refs. cleanup . 642·3331 / Ford's Landscape · · · serv ·leaks-marolite PH: 549-2961 work -lo prices. Casey 531-0101. 646-4908. HANDYM AN-l~om~ & Sod/Lawns/Sprinklers •QUALITY PAINTING• enclosures-reas. &12·2468 ----------• r . . 968-c'>C<> Apts. Consc1enttous LJc/lnaured.$82·m7 Interior&Exterior Tll nntmg 714· ""°° Carpet Man-Reason.able Japane s e Complete Craflaman.~aft4 c ll Lee 8J0.72'11 e NANCY BARNES Repalrs-ln.stallaUon Gardening Service. DEEPROTOTIUJNG a Selling anythin& with a••••••••••••••••••••••• Typing Service. Reas. &Sales.CallS81~ P l anting /c utti ng / aetno••Dri•ewllyt SoUPrep~Traclorwork PAPERHANGING Dally Pilot Classified Ad CERAMIC TILE, New & rates by the page or c 1 ea nu p . Free eat. .Incl. Gradin& · DlftT & Full Landscape Services Professional-Reasonable is a simple matter . . . Remodel. Free est. Sml 642-5671 ht. 322 hour. 640-5885or640-592l Sell idle items 642-5678 642-3102. DEBRIS. 83S-21.a4. 830-6882 J lm Hutton Free est 673-5829 aft S Just call 642·587'8. jobs welcom e. 536-24.26 . .:.::..:.:.:__...:..:..;~_;_--~·1 ... ------------_. R__._.sto sL-4300 •·--in'""ss R ........ al ..o1..o150 Industrial Rftltal 4500 lusintss Lott& Fo.td 5300 ""°'°"als SJSO Jobs W_.H. 7075 HelpW•t.d 7100 H.tpWmwted 7100 ,......,_ ~ -• .. rn .... o ....&.-ity •oos • •• ••••• •• • •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ppo~TMQ ~ eeee••eeeee eee••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R6omm ate needed t o ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST vie. S y Glass Hill, HEL.f'! Beauty Operator, new1---------· s hare 3 Br a pt in THE COLOMY * COST A MESA* FOR SALE· Beauty Salon, small blacf.Jong haired WITNESSES Need a willl.ni student s hop, in The Colony. 104T Newport nr. bea~h. Call 1300 s.f. Sl8S. & 2.500 s.f 1 sl~lions. Beautiful de-male cat w/ flea collar. SOUGHT for yard work , house heavy W a lk in. New IUILDIAS 645-4637 30 RETAILSHOPS S300. Call -cor. Reasonable. Local· 644·8433. cleaning, baby siUina. License ok, call Bill, The Weslsall C~ Jll)OMMAT E to i.hare 3 BR hse m II B. $125 + '11111. Call Sue at 842-1777 Need 2 Gals lo share modern 38r, 2ba duplex. 't23 to 30 yr > $115 plus ':s uhl lea >. 6:lt·0048 Ken. Prime reasonable space _!l a tress Rily 979·6511 e d n r . Huntington . box boy, bus boy, stock Prime Cut Hair Fashion Hu Vacancies For: available large & small. Harbour. For info. call Lost: Pear l & Persian clerks. etc? Call MlJSalon 49'-00'18 Old world charm with Betty 846·5000; Wknds Tur~uoise. Rin~. Gold SEEKING PERSONS ViejoHlghSchoolCareer ---------• lootMedMRcs French windows, gables Retttal1 WCN'rhd 4600 846-5858. selUng. Vic: M1 Casa . WHO RODE ON THE Cent•P ... .,,. 5750. We can 1••UTY o--•Toa G-•-atT ... --------• CM Se ti eota1 al ' ' S E A H 0 R S E ' • .... .,...,.. -.--.-o OUC ~ et!~j~· a ~d~afce~tr :~ ~·~·~·:·;~~·;~:··~~-~~~ Forgn Auto ~pairS13M 7/U/75.'ke'!aro. ~.~2 S PORT FISH 1 N G help you. tsu:r!~~ersa1~~t~~j Meri1t• lttdric-. Grounds. Teacher would like room Choe Candy Mtg $18,500 Lynn or 675·1779. VESSEL Otrr OF DANA Help W_.ed 7100 or part time. loot Carpwt" s 580 BROADWAY in home of family in CM. Oresses·EUt.eSlS0.000. 1 • (POINT) WHARF ON ••••••••••••••••••••••• De Silva Hair Fashions Applicants should have LAGUNA BEACH Del Mar & Irv. or Back Deli·Beer-WineS14,000. REWARD . Lost family WHALE WATCHI NG Accounts Payable, R.E. Lacuna Hilla 586-2'71 own loola "uansp. Xlnt Bay area. Call: 646-2134 Liquor SloreS70,000. pel. lrg &rey male cal~/ CRUISE LINCOLN'S construction co. Call Mr. co. benetits & top wages. ~··•·•••••••••••••••••• 494 7915 Jewelry Mrg. $28,000. wht spot on chest. Vic BIRTHDAY, FEB. 12, Thomsen. William Lyon ----------i Apply To $2S Single. secure. 2177 • MATURE Lady wants Rest. & Pie Shop$65,000. Sp yglass HI tis mdl 1973. Co N 8 833 3600 Boys & Gt.rls Security Guard ' GcrogH for R...t 4350 ---------small, quiet apt. CdM ChickenDeUght$9.SOO. homes.PH:644-1497. ' · · · 2'15 McConnick,C.Mesa ...J4iner St. C.M. See, then area. Ref's. exchanged. Jlamburger$28.SOO. ALSO SEEKING persons AD PR AGENCY 10lol4 yearsolage. Dai·1·--------- c.all494-l763 TOP LOCATION 646·3867 Pizza $28,000. LOST; Org/wh1t maBah~ cat, who were aboard "Sea P/tSec'y ly Pilot delivery routes ---------- • c~•Htal 4400 MESA YB.DE . WoodPalletM!g.SSOOM blue flea colar. lboa Horse" for whale Receptionist maybe availableinyour loatCwpe:Aw1 DRIVE PLAZA v;~~ ~::afr~t~ ~a~~ Security Guard $35M :,~~~4& 7th St. N.B. watching or sportfishina Newport Beach Agenc area. Earn profit for de-loot Hcrdwwe ror 5t.ore or omce. Ample 28A home. Exp Builder Car Rental Sfi0.000. within several days of needs personable c lrl liveries & cash. lriP5 or & pa.....n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·110 I Westclff Dr. ~ewport Financial Ctr parking. Town & country 67s-9184 Ma thine Shop Sl.50,000. LOST: 4 mo old Siamese the above date. with good typnc skill merchandise ror sellin M usl have exteoalve ex· atmosphere. Corp. Shell $400. Kitten .. Tieger", wht w / roe lwo or three day work new s ubacriptiOM. For lh the LeasiftCJ Office Space Call on Site Manager 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. E. lusJMss/ln•"t/ Uniform Mfg. strawberry pl mrkgs. Investiaator foe man tn· w eek. No dict•tlon. information please call perience. along w1 d Costa Mesa. ~-UZJ Fli19te~ Leather J acket Mfg. Nr. Rueben E. Lee Rest. jured on the boat will ac· Congenial sUJTOUndings. 6 42·432 l. From San ability & desire lo 0 ----------• ·•••••••••••••••••• .. •• Ask for SAMCUME Reward. 494-6204. cepl collect calls. Call Send details o f ex· Clemente-San Juan i~s:~rrc tura~~ier~o;~ TH E F A CT 0 R Y · lusiHss Holland Business Sales Charles Curtis at (213) per i en c e. s k i 1 J s. Capistrano area, call t 714 )642-Jlll ext 246 WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH Newport. Ideal shop Opportuftity 5005 17160range Ave. C.M. Found. Female Irish Set-966-1736 qualifications. etc. to 495~ and Mission Vie· Kalmus Or. Cclsla Mesa. avail. in lhe mall. $140. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·4170 540-0608 ler. 7 to 9 mos. Vic:-Clasalried ad no. 452. c/ jo-EI Toro area, calJ Boating Club needs man ~<Pn•• ._,.,, t.ff C'r••4! •""1 ""''"''" ••- ./ Alo C_ll......,. ./ C"""'"1• jaM0tia>I ./ Mu..C mo 573·9606 Buahard/HamUton. HB. WHAT SIGN ARE YOU? Dailv Pilot. P . 0 . Box 581~10. lo re pair •~ pa'lo' 20· · . Affiliate Here is your chance. 963-4616. Work s h o p (orming. 1560", Costa Mesa Ca ai: • 3 Stores nr. N pt. Post Of. PART TIME Available Aug~ Small Avail. to 12 people-I 926'26 EqualOppor. Employer 30'power boats. Call ./[ ....... ./,..,, ,___. ./-... --./s.c,-· ..... ./ ................. fice. 290 Sq. ft. ~a. SlOO , 11 retail store space in very Lf.: Female Gold~n from each sign ol the ----------1 &1$-1866 • Mo ea. Good parking 'Keep pr....t fob active n eighborhood ever w/chokec~aan Zodiac. Discussions on ARTIST for paste· UP ---------•IBOOKKEEPER, Part· Agent 646-2414 (Ho s.IHncJ lmal•ed) 5hopping center in San : Santa Ana RJver creativity. relationships work; familiar w/ type" till)e. 20 hts p/wk. Hours Respon5ible person, men Juan Capistrano. Owner. ·Reward. 557-36.13. & life goals. 644·2223 preferably 'W/ mail order BOAT arranged. Call Cindy, Call Mr. Howard 645· 6101 DELUXE office. comm'I & women lo refill & col-496-9615. REWARD. • -· m .... sz exp. Call Mr Jones , 642·2256 & industrial spaces. Also 1 f . ~ cu * * * 532·2581 1---------- 55' PER SQFT 1617 WESTCUFF'-NB •.J• AGT. 541-5032 m in i wa r ehouses in eel money rom com •$15,000 +Imagination wht. Poodle/mix, liny1 BUILDERS Laguna Niguel &Mission operated dispensers. lakes this mrkt-dell w / bllt/wht Poodle/mix .! John G-.t ASSe.Y Viejo a reas. Handy l Service company s up-xlnlexposure. Call now! Vic. Baker " Harbor . i 77 I 2 Tr_. An. & LITE BOOKK&EPJNG San Diego Fwy. 200 t plied accounts. S1200. re-Agt. 968·4405or&4S-4 170 C.M. 549-0424 Westw' tw MANUFACT\JRJNG quired.• Car •. Call col· -....:....--------1----------1 2000 sq rt. As low as lect for info. aboul your FOUND Airedale male You ar e the winner of Positions open. 5 Days, per sq fl. 831·1400 · eou H TWO FaEE TICKETS $2 hr to start. fm..8800. $140 up store-<lffices cp~ a rea. . Mo.My W..ted 5030 puppy v1c. t wy, ($\3.SOValue) ' drps air bath. 17301 FederalServiceCorp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach. Brown Assistant Bookkeeper. Experienced Methaaics · WANTED Beach Bl H.B. 842•2834 lndastrlal Rental 4500 213·~2:334 SOLAR ENERGY CO. collar. &40-002'7 tiil9fl"9 .._, Restaurant exp helpful. WATERFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Janitorial-$3000 per mo Lge successful Dlr. (JO+ FOUND: Male. Lab, Sold. -........... & W.y Call Bill 498~l46 We pay topwaga Hewporlt.och NEW BUILDINGS al gross. Will sell all or jobs a month) needs Leather collar. Vic. CircUI AUTO MECHANIC EJlcellentco.benellt.s •lookkfftM" •AcC....ea.u Temporary Assignments Executiveo(fices O.C.Airport.2400to8000 part. Inquire P .O.Box Sl0.000. loan lmmed. to EldenAve.CM.~ July3lsttoAug 12th TOYOT•·VOLYO includingco.paJd sq Ct. ample parking. 701. H.B. 92648. add inventory & expand Anaheim Convention ~ th ar r Sl50·S225 Month SOME UN ITS FOR area. S~. Xlnt return + FOUND : Puppy, Vic. Cent er, 800W. Katella Experience pref'd. Top heal ins tfeins PfeaseC.11 Aleta Frederick, ~r Viewof boats&water SALE AT l O"A> DOWN. share. Box 1747. Rancho GoldenVlewSchl.Callto Tickets may be ex · pay plan+ co. benefits. Corouremployees. BILL GRUHOY Koll/Irvine Center. Call Uniform Mfg. Santa Fe, 92067 or idenlify M7·1780 c hanged ror reserved Our top man made p•ClflCA BY 714/8354103 • eallor 67S.616l Dan Curtis. C714 ) 979-Drapery Mfg. 756-2268 seats at the Convention $1101.SS in Jtme -How ft LlquorSlores FOUND: Male Cock·a -Center ahead o( time. goodareyou?Otdest.abl. KIPPER JIPffTS Equal Oppor. Employer I 'FULL SERVICE '! / EXEC. SUITIS FROM $180 $95. 400 sq.FT. Others M~~es. Tnnt poo, Honey & Whl. Brwn. Call 642-5678, ext 333 to dlr. w I new facility. Call "" . Selling anythina with a We SELL Businesses Deeds 5015 Collar. Vlc. Nwpt. Blvd. claim your tickets. Joe Heitz 923 W. 17th Slreet Dally Pilot Clasalfied Ad ••••••••••••••••••••••• le Monte Vista, CM. Co HOLLAND IUSIHESS ~28 art 3:30 * * * MAaQUIS Moton sta Mesa is a simple matt.er ... · ~irpotl ..Wea 833-364<.' LOCJUna ...... 831-1600 64s-4 l 70 SALF.S 540--0608 LOANS tD 80°' T:lot.YCllYo.. ~~~~~~~~~! just call 642·5678. Up /0 FOUND: Siamese, small, IMPROVE THYSELF! . i uc • T -·-•11 01 Fi'nd oul how"""'' can ass on.reJO. .........W ..... d 7IOO·ttet,W...ted 7100 ht D L-2 10 lile bei&e. bm ears le ,1--495-1210or831 :.M> ·~ "' NORTH COSTA MF.SA Medical/Dental suite. 950 sq fl av ail. lst floor 2000SQ. FT. w/3o(c's Orange Cty. Airport 963-7878 $1500 dn. Bal. in easy 2ttcl TD&,.,... legs. Lovable641-1'775 buiJd your sell esteem. -------· ---1.••ll•lll•ll•••···.·.·.· .. ·~·r:i··Q·~·r;l·~··~·~·~·ll'l•ifll••ilil•;;::~·::i•=·•,.•at•=i•~····m·11•••ia••lli•ll•~· monthly pymt.s from in· Loweslrates OrangeCo Wed. July 23rd, 7:JOPM, ---------.. a.-: come. Small sign busi· · LOST : Shep./Malamute She raton Beach Inn, ness ..,.,uipped lo make Sattler MhJ, Co. pup, male. Vic 18th le 21112 Coast Hwy, Hunt. -1 too sq ft gen'I ore space ~.. 642 2171 ~11 T ti C M R d Bch. For information ~-'t345/mo. Ample prkg. 1200 Sq. Ft. M·l w/front plastic & painted signs. · · u1 n, · · ewar · ff I d Truck w/aerial ladder. Serving Harbor area 24 548·5174. call. Marilyn Croswell. .~r.O'Keefe.549-8138 o ice, ge rear oor 220 Advert1'sed 5 yrs. i'n·~ye_a_r_s _______ ----------_963_·_7_490 _______ 1 ~ 3·Phase. Unit 16. $185. 629 .-Lost: Sun or Mon. Mans CdM 200·1750 sq ft. Cpl Terminal Way, Costa Yellow Pages. Write 2..dLOAHSWAMTID gold watc h w /wide Sharp, lonely, retired, Drps. Air-cond'd .. elev.. Mesa . Days 540·5710. Classified Ad. No. 485• WE HAVECASH! leather band. Girard youngish, no children. no prkg. 673·4120 eves. 646-0681 Daily Pilot, P.O. Box Buy 2ndT.D.'s Peregaux. Se.ntlmental problems, ref's, man 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca • -2ndT D · 1 ""'""' · II lad ........ _ ..NEW plus h om~ bldg. 2 25 00• M 1. nr 17 th & 92627 lA}an on · .. s va ue. 543.._, meel aim ar y. ru"""' ln 6 rm suites. Con· Place n tia C M . 220 __________ NewLoans·2ndT.D.'s pleue.Let'shaverun. r Eawty Jnvamt. Div. FOUND: 7/1% !hrt·bair Write ad no409, Daily Je r e n ce rm. xerox pwr/prkg/exhst air. 12 • Ylht _... ·d Blk copier. Nr. OC Airport rents. 646-12521644·2228 BA NETT MRTG. CO. ca.. · u...,eni e, · Pilot, P .O. Box 1560 · • 83J.l640 645·2134 4' Grey striped back. Vic. Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 ' Large M 1 Lot, bldg. 31 x 1----------1 hieigh ~ Wilson, CM. ~xECUT IVE HEALTY COMPA~Y PRIVATE PARTY will 548-3177 L.~rmsd& i;;., · swtes on 66 ' w/hving quarters. ILLHESSSAU b 2nd To • Ml ... , __________ ,... ,........, ' Newport Harbor. 400 to For rent or will consider uy · · s. n. ~-h •atlon '%2, oo sq fl . 642·4644 . trade for house or units. Owner must 5ell very count. Call: &U-3573 FO~ND : Sm. II agcy ••••••••••-••••••••••• "chic" women's bouti· 1----------1 white " tan male dog 645-4405 Terms. 642·4610. ...1 / /Ill ll Se rd ---------que. Excellent location. ••••• w . c. on awa . , HEWPORT IE.ACH COST A MESA ONLY $22,000 <MS7) p.,.._.A1/ Rd, CdM. 873-JID6, 540 Sq. ft. dlx. suite For More Information Lost & ........ LOST G Id .,....,._, 1_, ... HOW LEA~HG PleaseC&JI ••••••••••••••••••••••• : o '-Hain w UIU Re~~~rmi!!9S/~~oo Deluxe industrial units Lois Mlller&42.m5 Lost & ~ 5100 charma. Great ...Umen· with offices : 1380 to 6000 ---------· ••• •••• • ••••••••••••••• t.al value. So. c.t. Pba. "*' 1 MO FRF.F. RENT• sqft. 6424463 ~ 642-7604. shaggy black tned. REWARD! S.lm :-·-r 2 3 Rm. omces from Agt. on premises 711 W llAUTY SALON dog. 6·30·75 from Irv . LOST: Alrdale, 7S lb. 7001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• DPldMyt&... 457htltSt. AYON Let111elOckDo TheHom1w•k 'Bis Suu:awr Get out & meet people, add new Interest. earn money selling quality products. Intereated? Call: s.40.7041 or Zenith 7·13Sldays. IAIYSfna WAMTID our home·San Clem. area. Need reUabfe carinC person 5 days a week ror 111 mo boy . 412-1785 Babyaltter roe 3 yr old boy. Ovemleht •t times. Relareq'd.~ .. ._,SJ3S per mo. Near l?thSl.C.M. Ol'POITUHITY Terr .• Cd M . $100. malet..curly hair, blk. • airport. No lease rl--q Lease 1000 5q.ft. w/office. All set up, ready to 10. REWARD. Call f73-G90 tan. ttEWARDI 551·2281 833· 3223 9 Til noon 110·220 voltace. Heat, hot Beat 1 oc a ti on. Cos la before 10 am or 873-6429 _or_a.-__ 4_9'7_0 ______ 1 :i.. •• Ole + 400· ware· water. New bide. Good Mesa. 2 Sh bowls. 3 st•· L.,...leedl You are Ute winnerol TWO FallTICHrS ($13.50 Value) 1-Ballk-•in•,-----•1 ........... '" .......... .. !R1U 1 645 ...,.4 tions, + s rms tot.al to i.ouse. cpl , lited cell'", oc. '"c.;ot • ,. ,.. ----------1 enlarceintoorrentoulto LOST /FOUND APET? 980-2900 AdOlltion, Low Cott Spay !1'cd.er Info. ''K::g. M·L '~ S225 mo. RENT 600 sq ft tltO. 1125 help delny expenses. 1252. '44·2228 sq ft SlS5. 1200 sq ft $170. Ast.14f.32S.S . FOR SUBLET · l:xtt. olc's. al Fashion 1'1a.ad. Iii! 8 . Wella Fargo Bank BldlC 1 to 2 yr~. f'um or unfum. Approx 583 sq ft. 2 pvt. olc'•· & ~crela r1 /r eception 1~ca . lntttnaUonal Dau ~ •• ...-f~oducla, 6eO Newpori ("Ir. Dr , Ste. 21115, NB. 640.6060 -------,1)1r 0 .C. Airport. i• P1oor. .id off·streel parkln& Crp\d, drpd. air C'Clld. It furn. 3 omen $110. e,. ~-6124 . 4410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJl30 Sq n . C·2 bid&. •1 Rolu nr. Beach Blvd. Kuson~bte. 6"-f173 673•7039/875-5116 --''--------I ----------. ...... u..... 1100 AMollllC•.... 5100 • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o ...... 2 I 6 Cah Cortel s.c ........ You are lhe .tnne:ro( TWOFIHTICUTS ($13.SOValut) ........... ...... ,Wey Cfrcw July 3Ut to AUi 12th Anaheim C«lvnion Center. llOOW. Katella Tirkett may be ex· ch•n1ed for reacrved seatl at th~ Convention Center ahead of time. Call 642·S678, ext 333 lo claim your tlckets. *** ORIGINAL JOE'S et COSTA a.IA 4J W. 19TH. IT. (ln Villa Sbool*IC Celltd'> • •cet ntl J1D.; ....UAL -n .... ~ .. ...,.. THUISOA Y. Y 24, 1'71 _ J111 Turkey •'all lheTrimminp f1Vl,2, tnc1~-.... "''CHILDREN WELCOM& I I !00 &a .. 9100 t• 0104 f« R•rvaticm t Jj I ........ ,a..y ... .......... 5150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clrc• P'or PR~GNANI'? J uly 3ht to Aue l2lb Hu OpenlnO : Caring confidenUal AnahelmCcnvent.lon &crow S.C.1lwf coUDHlln1 le ntferral. Center,800 W.Ka~lla T .... Abortion, adoptloQ " T ickets may b e ex-......... 1 lteeplns. cbanged for reaerved Cont«\ . __ A_PC_.A_B_E_S4'7_-Z563 __ -1 Hals at t.be ConvenUoa Bob Crel,,._ Drink~~em! Center abeed of Ume. llJ-37Gq Call Al Ht1•·11-Call 642-M'l&. at 333 to 2171 ea--Dr Jthrlada.Jm..U daimyourUck«a. 1~ • ---------1 • * * EquaJOppor.~ PJlOBLSMS? ~CARE ONEVf~r~p CE >t br Hot UM 64M800 Harbor View~ ....accepUqFaD,...S.. BEAUTICIAN foe IND'I J Mt .KI ad er ca rUD . N ewport Beach Kalr H).ll20 SaJon. R•t lpate. Good Aw--t1••11• OPPQrtunlty, for YWDt 10.m.12pm'7d~P/Wll. ,,.W..tetl. aUraetlve alrl. Cati{ na PullertGnA ,,.,Cllt --··•••••••••••••••• .... ms. I •• U1·1114 •• Younc man would like t ----------i work Alternoona o Beaulicla~ WaJtt.ed1 •• American Dlahwaaber evenl~ ... VenaW.. Cal per'd only. We rurn. speak• Ouent EncUah ,l\m 11l-m7. eUentel•. AU for ,._.. wlU accept emptoyment tle.17..,.1 l or ... 11'7. In 1'Juaila only~ C4nuct Wanted Job. Ox ~ TV John COIU Meea. Ca pipe borM'• mt 1nmlc. Flnd wbat JflM waM. lta mz7 • eaa 164. au .-DaU1 PUot ci.en..te. • AUTO SALES TRAINEE SALARY BONUS CAR . The feading Buick de1l1rship in Orange County ;, offering a sales tralnlnc pro. cram second to none. We are Interested in youn1 men or women who are inter· estecf in a safes carffr. Ideally you will have some ule1 experi- ence not in the automotive field. WhAe in training, you•n be on salaf'Y'+ 11 company car. Upon completion of training, you will craduate to our profes•ional salesmen compenutlon plan. In addition to our outst1ndln1 tnlnin1 pro1ram, we offer• complete frln1e benefit p1cka1•: demonstntor, ln1¥r· ance pro1ram, patd yacatlon, tactor1 fncentlve, man11ement opportunity, HCurfty and mo,.. To tum more about how you cen loin our team, ap~y to Mr. Jim Chamberlain. BAUER MOTORS lvldr, o,..1, ~. Triu...ph, MO, M.- 979-2100 MONDAY UiN WJ,DffUO~Y l~IA .. llt HOOft tw,W-'" 7100 ~We.ted 7.100 . •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• .... W~ 7100 HefpW..tect 71~'WftW..e.4 'tllOlWpW..ted 7100 BOYS/ OIRLS to Help ••••-••••••··-·--·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sondey. JufX 20. 107!1 DAILY PILOT PJ I Sport• Athletic ·JAN Medical Aaldaant, main · ··· twpW..tecl 7100,H.a,W..ted 7100 HetpW..+M !?f.4! Or1•lllnUon MU tickets J IT-ly b•cJc omce. Ha. 8d\. ·•uNIOI ffit!M£N •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rOt' Sportlae Eveota. $208 $1ftyatc1an. Wnte Ml Mt I .JN.W mo1alar1 ~Bonus. Only MAJUTnal""( Dolly Pilot, P.O. Box lH' /ICU SIC•fT.UY Sitter Neouw. tlil)' ffol\O neat appearln1 apply Pr . n I""""' JS60, Costa Men ca Ages 12-16. Earn $20.$40 per week 1 Sh " good typing ubllity Heavy athleU<' ..,,.,.m $3&-2100 for interview: omment Newport Cloth.log Store 92626. • . getting new subscribers lo the DAILY Full, p/UJ.7 req'd. Plus.int N.B. ok Fun job, rare (~ Mr. F01C. WiOflBbes To Hire A Maintenance Man M-..11 al...... PfLOT after school ""nd Saturdavc. Med/S.. ~~ar o.c. Airport Raub, 673·2793. •• -High QuaUt The H W"U C 4"' J" 7,3 wee!ceocls °"in. Froal 4' Asaoc T " Card addressing in own s·3 y. oun; Would Be Exper. A/R,AIP.Cletll No deliveries or collecting. WwdCkrtts HOJQu.,ll,N.Btm-0070·· EL~~llONE SA~'8 home, no exp er. · 0·4 Monday Through Friday & lot 8.adiotog1 practice ill Transportationtfurnished . Huntington SAN CLEMENTE . --Experienced pref~ neceuary. MS-21M6. 8 : 30-12 :30. on Saturday. Additional N.B. 1''\tll Orne. Send re· Beach-Fountain Valley areas call GENl;RAL"tlOSPITAL SECRET .UY :arn r: much a3 y •lie C ... 5~ Hours Avallable, Jf Qualified sume to Ad #380, Dail) ~1270 • 496-ll22fJ'Xt2H For i;oc1a1 sa-vi~ al{en Y la 5•0ti h~ people all ~ ....._ · Pilot Box 1560, C06tl cy. Auu.t eitec. dlftd.or <?,VU out cm ~n•e Niihte, uper'd only. Met CA 92826 in adm1n. duUei PR & County from an ur Ctlf\ Leadln.: N.8 . hotel. Call Sts'flaCJ WCIC)e ls U Per tc_. *• · Equal OpportWllly Employer fund raisin~. Sh.;lypang 1 dltiooed office. li:wo Barbara, 6"·1700 ext Med1 eal ROBINSON'S req'd. Call 838-4700 for shiftJs-lOam lo lpro or s.zs. E.O.E. R f T WORK 4-40HOURS Fash1·on Island appt. E. 0 . t::. Spm lo 8pm. Mohcby ~ ep Y o Classified Ad No. 420 HOMEMAKERS --- -lhrouah lo'rldiiy. Apply at. C/ODaily Pilot UPJOHN HelpW...ted 7'00 Help Wanted 7100 SECIETA•Y I 2$0 E 17lb Sl. ·ea:>t~ Chem /Con Engr to $30K Electr Tech $l2K Secy/Bookkeeper $7SO Mgmt Trainee $6SO P .O. Box 1560. C06ta Mesa, Ca 92!6"° UrgenllyNeeds ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jlas Openinteln· Stat Typist tot' PA of(' m ~es:., or call Tony ~ Experienced rhotoL•fllrillhlr H .8 Bkkpng expe r Sc:1m1aat646-4100. '· Nunes WANTID REAL ESTAT~SALES FINE hel ~ful. Sh not reqd. Telephoning & Jo'lling' 8 AccounUngClrks toS6SO HelpW•ted 11ooltwp W..tecl 7100 COMp_,OM Proresslooal Blk/WM . HACIEHDA J!WRIY DEl'T'. F /time perm. 536'4161· hr~ wk. 2 days. S2.5CJ hr Substftwte MollNn Photo Lab. Teeb. Must RE.AL ESTATE. INC. Experience N~e$Silf'Y S36·3'79J --II B. area 963-5647 Stat Typ/G.O. lo$600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secy/Insur. to~ IRVINE PERSONNEL Envelope sturrer S2S SERVICE$ff-Ar"£N No exp nee. Sendsclf · HOUSEKEEPER-Cook HotMMaken have recent custom print Opens Offi<'e '4 in Costa SECRETARY Hout.tilffptn e>cper. No trainees. MPS Mesa. Selr starters tree Apply Personne10Hice Newport 8d1 HeJ I TELLER Cur n•c·R,J.s req'd. Photographic Services. thinkers . lrue 1ndep'. con-10:30·12 :JO M0t1-Fri Estate Lend mg Co ~k "' c. ., .. 5 """'"" lr .. ct a st No. 2 Fashion Island, NB · h" hi k II"" UTILITY TELLER rvu CY addressed & stamped for couple. Englis h 418E.17lh (Atlrvine) cnv to: s peaking. Live in, Suite224 Co5taMesa Sullivan, Inc. Newport Beac h . S'h C•642.-1470 1318-Clearbrookl.n days . Drive. Salary ......,...~ Costa Mesa , ea. 926"!6 open. Write stating age, ----------1-----..:____::;::.=::.::...._1 exp. & r el's. •Cleric• St. $475 J:Tee Job. Very lite typ., rites, phones. distribute mail. O.C. Airport ari!a. Also Fee Jobs. Angus Gordon Personnel Agency 64Z-6720 333 E . 17th No 15, CM ~XEC. SECTY Challeng· Write ad no471, Daily mg career opportunity Pilot, P .O. Box 1500 for intelligent. motivat· Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 ed. organiied individual. Superior skills required. Opportunity increased responsibility. Call Vicki Bush, 644-1890 for appL F~m~le telephone recep-CLEIK TYPIST/ ~1omst and cashier. Typ· llCfPTJOMST mg necessary. IMAGINE YOU IN A GEAT NEW JOB! Gen 'I ore skills. Type ss 8 l I -2040 Please Call fot' Appt ,,.. . ........,. • ors. e comm. 1n mg 1g y s 1 "" !>ee'y 1 town. Call Equal Opporlunily Typing 60 w.p.{J\. Sh man 52·0992 teal Estate, licensed John Rampello. Mgr Employer Mff 100. Pleasanl personah Equal Oppor. Employer salespeople. Why not 2975 Fairview at &Jeer ty. Prefer 2 yrs exJ>('r work m the hottest area 549 9511 S I Pl MOLD MAKER Huntington Beach/Foun· ---. SALESLADY a ary nego. ease send E 'd r I · ·-• ---E . resume & s alary req'd t~ xper or P asuc ~·..,~· tain Valley. Call Phil xper d women's ready Classified ad no. 429, c/<. Uon molds. No trainees. McNa m ee at Village REAL ESTATE to wear. C.M. location. Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box !6.}_7r7 . .,~. r. Niel for appt, Real Estate 96..1-4567 SALESMAH Phone 213/747-2M4, ask 1560. Costa Me11a , C" ~ .,.. tor Stan. " REALEST/\TESALES WearelookingforaReal -92626 Equal 9Pirnr 1 Estale Salesperson who Saleslady, Exper'd Employer Walker & Lee is interested an bwlding a Clothing shop No eves. --personal clientcle. II you C 1 SECRET ARY EX. REAL EST ATE think you can "ct listings aJ 548·5383· ___ Newporl Center. To $75() LOCATIONS & sell them, we will de mo. Very demandtn~ your advertising & pay e mployer . 2 Girl or~· A A A L oca l ions in all office expe.n.-.es. w(I Need xlnt sh & typmJ! Orange and Los Angeles, believe we can make you SCIENTJAC skills. Send Resume ti Riverside and San Diego a very allracl1ve com· Classiried ad no. 437 , ere wpm aC'Curatdy. Min 1 .. 95 4949 yr exp. Good spelling a11 ___ , __ • ___ _ counties . With faciliUes m ission split. SALES Daily Pllol, P. o. eo, Wehavetoo.....y averagingover2.000sq. Call Mr.Morris 1560 Costa Mesa,{;;, posfflonstolist MOLD PRESS ft. providing separate 631.1334 92626 I • &&. lobby area. private For w ell established ------- FELD SEIVICE "'"'epaper. OPERATOR counse ling rooms, --technical sales agency. •SECURITYOFCR must. Offers variety &:I•--------· challenge. 8J.S.43S7. Cocktail Waitresses Bartenders TIFFANYS Pvt Club & Discotheque For interview: 675-6090 REPRESENTATIVE private manager:s office REAL ESTATE Product line in medical, Graveyard shift, 32 hr I For sailboat manuf. in Lp•, 133.9145 and separate work area New Commereial & In· scientific, EDP and elec-wk. Man over •s or rt.• Costa Mesa. Duties in· f'enoMelltesources To operate transfer & in· providing each associate du s l r 1 a 1 o rr 1 c· e in tronac instrumentation. tired pref'd. Phone & car elude, commissioning & jection mold equipment with his own private desk Newporl Bch. desires e.x-Jr you can sell. a unique r eq 'd . U nHorm rum warranty work. Must be Agency: llSlDove for fabricating small and telephone. pent.meed sales person compensation plan will Plant in Irvine. Call Ll familiar w/all phases of No.112, Newport Beach precision switch compo We have ovl!r 500 In allow high earnings. This Warren. 833-:MX>O ext 191. fiberglass sailboat con· nents. Small shop. Will TRAINING dui.trial Bldg's ror lease. position very atlrat.11ve 10am·2pm, Mun, Tue!>, COLLECTlOH slruction. Only exper'd train. Tuition ass istance for Mr. Henry. ?S2-cnn for an experienced pro-Wed. f'ROCESSIMG need apply. ---------STACOSWITCH.IHC 1 -----r feesional with a degree ----- Serviclngof2ndTD's. CaJ154"971J .. --IMKER ~ pre-I ce ns ing school. for our Oran••c County •SECRET.t.n•ES or ·~ • EAi""'""" 1139 Baker, Costa Mesa Famous "Head Start" RECEPTIONIST " """' Savings& Loanexpreq. e~~~~~~~~~ C h 8 rt s & g r aphs• 549·3041 l rainin g program . Good tele phone voice. terr it 0 r y · Ph 0 n e SEVERAL Apply In Person mechanical drawings, Equal Opp. Employ m/f Classes In: financing. must type SO Wl)m. ap· 2131678·52t1 or send re· $550-$900IOO'iC.1''1..>e Paid C urrent po:;iti o n available for on-call Utility Tl'lll•r lo work part-lime. a!S nc.'t!Ql'd . In (1ur La~una Ifill:; branch M usl be able to attend SU\'ln~s COU(St!S an Be\ crly ll1lls for t week Applicant:) ~hould hJve i:ood ap- ix:aranl't.> & pcrsonallly & he1 \ l' bJnkini: or c a ~ h 1 l' r 1 n ~ h a c ~ . ~round t-•l l!x1b1hty ln work111~ hou r~ re· ftUJfl•d. Please Call 1-·or Appointment 8111 Mitchell 558·6000 ext 317 GREAT WES TERM' SAVINGS 24100 El Toro Rd Laguna Hills Equal Opportunlly Employer M/F uM 15 aWrinetrsliSafr VIDr"ngNs Lh e r do Y1 . I et t er i n g • escrow and guaranteed plications can be filled suCmhe ~ ... s W . r-wt-Liz Reinder.; Agency ~ es c , B FOOD SSVICE ea 1 n er· exec · s ales. Plus : audio, visual out at 325 18 Camino _.,,,. rv ~ 4020 Birch St. Ste 104 . EqualOppEmploymtr WORKER typewriter, call outs, i----------t training. weekly office Capis trano, Suite 205, Company Newport Beach 833-8190 The Girls Clu_b of Laguna Col students, p/l sis. de· (For Relier> pasteup & mechanicals. Montgomery training and daily on the San Ju an Capistrano 9911 lnglewood Ave Call for appointment offers part tame PoS•t10n •Days a week. All shifts. 3 Yrs exp. Willing to job training. between 8:4s am·S pm. Inglewood. Ca 9030! -lo an adult w/recrca· liv. Eves/Sat. Car, phone Hospital ex per. pref'd. work O/time as req'd to Ward l~~~~---~~111!9 Service Sla. Attendant, lional o r school e x· ntt. Mr Lyons&t8-1004 Apply in person, Costa demanding deadlines . .._. RECEPTIOMIST -p /time . Exper'd only. perience Must dnve and COOK, Apply in person, Me s a Me m 0 r i a I Mail r es ume s to Life MA"AG~ Newport Ctr ofc. Good Sean:istress. ra.st pro-Avail eves & wknds . have access lo car. Tem· 2.4 p.m. 1262 S.E. Bristol. Hospital. 301 Victoria, PrA ototype 17 .. 0 DeGvelopmAent W51e00w0 101010 p0a0 yt ove r personality. Lite typing, (Mesfs10Sntal dfor Gakrmoodent Ne a t a p p c a r . & p/\orary OcposiSet.iondn 1from Costa Mesa. c . M. Ask for Food ssoc, .. arry ve. Insurance . . . o our heavy phones. Call an g. ea Y wor . g handwriting. Apply 2590 ug . to t. eltl"r Ser vice Supervis or . Suite 201 . Santa Ana. managers in 1975 to in· 3pm. 979.1614 surroundings. Call for in· Newport Blvd, CM of introduction to Girls COotcS EOE. 9270SAUn: GeorgeZwior s ure you receive the --lerview675·71SO --Club. 1470 Temple Ter· Eicper.onlyforb""Ycor·~~~~~~~~~~I Equal Opportunity Co training and help you R•ce~·t - - -Service Sta tion Atten· race.L.B --Employer. • need for a successful ..-r·~~· SECRETARY danl. expe r'd. Day & - fee shop. Must know eggi---------.i----------SALES lifetime career. For Leas ing ~Cfice in Musl be good ty . ·t 0 C eves. Full & p/timc. App· --------- &broiler wor k. Benefits. Insurance Agency Girl ~aguna Hills. Light typ. Airport Area 54~~ · · ly Shell Station, 17th '& JHE NEW~- Apply in person, Mon GENERAL Commercial Lines. Un· SllPE SO .a.IDS ang. 35 Hrs per week. . Irvine. N.B. ~ thru Fri, betwn 2 & 4pm, derwriting & Rating Ex RVI R "' S2.SO per hr. Industrial SECR ETA Ry for our . - - 2278 Newport Blvd, CM . Meeclecl Mow! per. necess. Sal ~pen~ Immediate openings for :,~~~~~,:~~o~:a~~ Brokers. CallS81-1222. Personnel agy. Pt time. Service Sta. AUen~ant BROADWAY Aakforoffice. •Secret.-ies Health & retirement 3SalesSupervisorsinthe lead 'g. to full time in wanted. f'ull & p/time. •T...Jsts plan. Fred S. James, Orange County area. lional Relocalion l•---------1 Sept. Must be gd.typist, Browns Shell , 990 E . DECORATING •Cl~cal 494•1087 or S49-3058. (Ask Heavy recruiUng necess. Service . Guaranteed RESTAURANT min . 6 0 w p M , n 0 Coast Hw y~B _ COMSULTANT' for Mrs. Bradley.) Income & growth poten-trade program. Ex· THE NEW s horthand. sor;, phone Exp'd sales person for •k•na-cll tial uolimited thru te~sive classified and work. Neat appear. $3. retail sales of wallpaper, •Ct.rtls Janitor. C /time. Apply salary, overrides & com· ye low page advertising hr. to start. Ask for: Ted carpets, drapes, etc. •ftlX Oprs Mesca VeTde ~~·Hosp. missions. Full Company that ge_t r esd'uJts. Over 90 BROADWAY Bavly, Exec. Search & To manage very active women's boutique. Mus l have total retail exper. & be able lo take full charge or res pon - sibilities. Xlnl oppor. ror right person who is in- teres ted in a perm , {/time positioo. Salary + great profit sharin~ plan If you qua bfy, call for appt. . Salary + commission. • 661 enter St, C.ro. fringe benefits program pbre -prinle dco,ntracts, Placement Agy. Inc. 500 Apply at THE COLOR JANITORS El Toro a available, as well as fully r~hures an. orms to Newport Ctr. Dr., Ste. CO., 9122 Adams Ave., Tem1;!~Help p/timeev;s.Cplsok.~; paid '76 Conference in r;:e: i~~~:d~~io~as~~rd LAGUNA 400,NB.644·9_17_4 __ _ H.B. 17802Sky Park. Irvine & phone a must. Call SAN JUAN PUERTO pick-up of ti ft. tall lamp SEC'Y ·RECEPT Deli Help, 21 or ovr. Must CaU540-44SS 532-6558. RICO for those qualified. post "For Sale'' s igns HILLS have cash regis. exper.I~~~~~~~~~~ INTERESTED? with built-in lockbox. Sales &/or waitress ex· L19al Secntcry Call Mr. Walker, Free bus iness cards per helpful. F /time. GENERAL Some experience r e· at547-7749 aner initial order. Sales perm. Call betwn 5 & MAMA.GB quired. Mission Viejo.e~~~~~~~~~ agents for over ISO sub· 7pm, 675-3407. Soilboat Mf9. Start SSOO mo. 496-9695. HCR MACH OPR divisions . Supprort sub· S "Ibo t Mf Co s idaries in escrow. DE..-... L a1 a g. mpany MAID part.ti'me •cc-·.......:.a~= "'"' • · "' 1'll•vnn:'.;r/_,...~ mortgage, insurance and Subsidiary o~~year old HARBOR INN"MOTEL Perm. position for ex· marketing. Ortho Assist., Chairslde. holding com.,...,y, seeks 675=3463 per'd machine ,._,..ator. Expanded dutiea. FUii or General Manager. Ex· p R ..._. p/Ume. ~7800 narienced io Flberglass --------1 Al ' A I & payroll. Im· COMMISSIAU ,,_ MA' mediate op~lng. Co. "'" DINTAL ASSIST. Sailboat man"'acturing lNTENANCE benefits & advancement. Up lo 70'"l> immediate Periodontist needs ex· & Sales only need apply. Off1CE Apply ln Person. commissions with AD· Send resume &salary re-1 ... C., <J:aEl!!ET VANCES that allow you per'd r /time assistant. q · -t l A D I ~ " " .u;;11; uire ... en s o; . . ., BUllnwt' 8 S Tus to receive commissions Expanded duties oppor. P .O. Box 19720." Las utna , ___ ss.s ___ l..:..• __ tin_· __ ,before close or escrow. Xray cert reqd. 842·6631. Vegas. Nev. 89\19, atln/ H.B. • President. AJl replies MAINTENAtl:E After 33 years in busi· DENT AL ASST /Control confidential. Orange County ~ newport oess with SO company N H ownerd offices lo insure entbusiatic • motivated P /time 2 days wit. Over Engineer pos1t1on avail : 800 associates are setting urse. appy. exp'd.. GEMERAL OFACE Buil_ding M a.ii:itenanc.e personne. I continuity or Policies, our Ind ividual wanted for 30. Ask for Terry or in our office buildfog · agency new industry records. progressive ofc. Sal. Herk, 673-4700. division. Position re· 752·03'1 Our volume is more than open. Hrs. 7AM lo 3PM. quires 3·5 yrs building $ 000 d 1 '152·1555 GEN . OFC. Work for maintenance engineer· 2192 Martin Irvine l,OOO. a ay!; .OOO DIMT AL lECB'T. wanted. Exper. pref'd. Call 548-7<114 DENTAL A~ISTANT. exp 'd clrairside, eJ\· th•iaaUe. Call548:814t. • homes sold a month. Const. field ofc. ing experience. This is a Jeannie Sisco M · I I 1-627-7391 tech~ical maintenance Mimi Leverton ore important Y ast position & we are noti~~~~~~~~~~I year we paid out more GOODGRIEF seekinl a d~.:reedl~ commissions than any CHARLIE BROWN m~hani.cal oc erectrical .._.URSE LVlllo..I other year in our his-A N 0 T H ER RE AL i """ 'Y""" tory-and lel's face it. ESTATE eng neer. Openine for LVN Team that's what we're both in- OFFICE flteeM C• Loh Leader, meds fot' so pa· terested in-YOU-4be 1 need an even doun. THE tRVIME CO. tienls & supervision or sales associate. plus five young. ex· 644-3317 Aids on team. Lge troverted, aggressive, 9AM 'lil Noon Rehab. Hosp. Xlnhalary · money motivated, Equal Oppor. Employer & benefits. 532"6848 Oentl earch divorced/separated, run ---------1---------If you 're serious about becoming a real estate professional, call our personnel department to make an appointment to INTERVlEW US ! time, n ew or used . NURSE RN salespersons. Our offices Man age n a I Tr n e & 752· I 54 I , are strategically located Salesman. F /t. perm. for . ~~~~~~~~~~I throughout East Orange Radi~ Shack, 814 So. El We are lookmg for an RN • _________ 1 County: Irvine. Tustin Cammo Real. S. Clem. that has pr~ven Hills, Tustin. Anaheim 492-8221 · rlead«:rship & effic~y, DISH MACHIMI JOltotTHE UMfRAMCHISB>! Lo s Angeles (213) OpeniftCJ Aug. 4th Is How lnteniew*J For. RESTAURANT PERSONNEL ALLPOSmOHS AV.All.AILE cr-un &rart.n...1 Few an oppoiwhMM CaM 586-1901 Or Apply Jn Person THE BROADWAY LAGUM~ HILLS MALL <Localed at San Diego Freeway & El Toro Rd) Interviewing Hours 9:30·ll:JOAM &2:30·4:30PM Monday lhruSaturda,y Equal Oppor. Employer Restaurant· Part Time COOK· Omelet exp. HOSTESS. DISHW A.SHER Call 640·8l20 all 2 PM. OP'llATOlt Heavy llfUna p /lime (weekencb it eves). A.pp. Jy in person. Colla Mesa Memorial Hospilal, 301 Victoria, CM. Ask lar Food Service Supervisor. EOE. Hilla & So Coast Ptaia who •sable toorgamze & <and would you believe MANAGER, fine ladies follow up on quality pa- Chlno> and now lt.s time tennis apparel Gd retail Uent care programs. For to mo•e in on the biggies background. Call Mon large Convalescent here in Ft Valley/ Hunt lhru .Fri lOam-tpm for Hosp. that has new S89·7362. Long Beach i---------(213) 596-2791. Orange Bch. For show and leU appomtment,S48415 Rehab. depts. Many call· MAMAGB Is challen~es. lop pay for · JI• leddy qualified peraoo. 532.-6848 ''l.,777 ATurl~. ·d All __... Nurses A1 es, mature. R~• ~ Shake)' Pizza Parlor. shifts. DISPA. TCtB 11964Ira1hli m d 646-3224 Mon-Fri. S.5. Call 642-0Slll Co. (714) 776-9350. WALKER &LEE REAL ESTATE WE'RE PA.KT Of YOUR FUTURE An Equal Opportunity RN-CCU Nights, CuU or p/time. Dirfel'entlal pay. Xlot benefits. Contact Mrs. Balestreri, 642-2734, Costa Memorial Hospital, 301 Victoria, C.M. EOE. Graveyard Shift. Apply Founl.aln Valley in per•on. -------...:....--1 YILLOWCAI Heir Dre_. MASSAGE TECH P~S:~ Employer Classified Ads sell bif You111 lady (18-28) for SELL idle items with a items, s mall items or 186 E . lstb. CosUI Mesa Experienced w /•ome 18'1&.la\ate ruJt time posi· (Temporary) Daily Pilol Classified Ad. any item. 642-5678. To $600 Hours 12-9PM or P/t 'til 9PM or wknds. 3 yrs exp req'd. Animal hospital. N.B . Write lo Classified ad no. 441. c/o Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92621> THELOOt< 644-6500 Help W •ted 71 OOHdp W•tecl 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• San ·Juan Capistrano You may have noticed the new big white building with the orange tile roof at the Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That's our company, ENDEVCO, & we manufacture & mark et sophisticated precision electronic instrumentation systems. We Currenffy Hove Tiie Following Openings: *lnprocess Inspectors *Clerk Typists *General Machinist Joumeymen *Precision Mechanical Assemblers *Development Technicians *Electronic Assemblers LAGUNA HILLS OpHinqA.J. • lsHow Interviewing For: SALES, P /TIME Night Schedule:. On C,dl Schedules . BEAUTY SAL~ OPERATORS f' /time Schedules HOUSEICEIPIMG Early MornSched~le Experience Preferced For on appointm.nt Call 586-190 I Or Apply In Person THE BROADWAY LAGUNA HILLS MALL (Localed at San Die~o Freeway & El Toro Rd) Interviewing Hours 9; 30· ll :JOAM & 2 30·4 :JOPM Monday thruSaturdoy Equal Oppor. Employer TOOL & DIE MAKER (Mold Making Expcr Also Desirable) Small precision tools . Ex per. in shortrun sl<1m· pings & precision pro· g ressive dies. Able lo work independently & have own tools. Small s hop. good wor~ing conds. STACOSWITCH. IHC. 1139 Baker. Costa Ml:'S:J 549-3041 Equa I Opp Employ m rr ----- TYPISTS . Sl·SS Per Ham- - NO PHONE CALLS following. CallS&Ull. PLE~E lion. No exper. nee. We -;=;::::=::~f'.=::===:=-~~==:--=::=:~;;;;;iii:i send \o school, earn Short & 1-f-M ...., HAllDllSSRS whUe)'outeam.Applyin ,....._ .. 1 ~ &;... IJ.-;~ STAR GAZEK~tt.,.1 DRAFTS*M/ CallMS-733'7 peraon any allernooa or ....... r ·~,.,... I lyCl..~Y,.POLlAN U tU DESl~ta en. 2112 Harbor Blvd, •-r · • A') a'l, ~ . r-o.11, ~ ~ ).(>.. ""· ,, m :Zxper'd In aU phues of ~AllSTYUSTS Coata Meta. to YM · ~,,,.... •(~.,~1., .. 11 .. s1.... od ,,~ •--H-bUI Witll FoUowiftl \. ih••~ To "-velop _.'°9e I« Moncloy, 1-.:,;.~ !:ch\ ~I ~ • Mew---'-=-Mecganlc·C l a1s A. L--llM141 ·· _._.<lOl•~lnoio_..., ~~ ':":~.!t 11 ~ri ....... r.::::.1.,,._ F/tJmt. Willi• to~ ~-... 4nutvt 1~Zod~':;!• ••""'-' ~K--~!j *Ceramic Lab Assistants Jf you have experience in any of the above. & would like to work for a well established progressive company in our beautiful facility, Opportunity ror xlnt typists. Paid m11~card ll training in retum ror working local temp. 011· signmenls thru Summtir. Applicants mustqullllfy. 1 Call for information -•inuca •1•-·-., p , _..._ -wknds. Comm."''*"· Pet IH••l•1a•a1 ~-:;;~: J'9-te 3114-6Jc-..i ..... ~.u deck hardware reqd by HA.JR STYLIST·llale. ApplJ SllO Harbor Bl, T, .. ,,_.,s.r.fcn Qi ·~ ,:":-' ~=--:::::.:.= ~·'' expaadlnl cruhtn1 .._ ..... L. .. ~ ... __ .... CM -. USl Dove,Sldtell2 "-~~ so..i. ~-u 11 ~M.~!!-'1 1aclrtbulkler. c¥S .,.., -._._, ---------Newport&ecb ..-t~-~Z :t~ t!'~~m_ .. ~ Call Bob Poole =·== Mect.aale Wanted for ~(;., .. ~" ;t:' ::=.., ~~::,. ~.u .Ji.a J>ownEall.Yar.bta ....... _ • .., 1 ""'" • 1 • N.8 . area. <Clu• A --------~."':'!..• •ow• •i. ,,,......., *"" D/!l ,.._......,,._.,..._ 557-0061 Offk•O•.tolld 3723 llrct.St ... '700£.Altcn.S.Ana .. ._. ... u . _.. '°'" • SmoeLlc.r.q'd>C.llfGr PIXAM..-Srf ...._'11·~~ :1$::: ~~ J);:,. ~~~~~~~ er1toplty .... ....,at t'J..-0 tentew.m.at. aPllt,,M1-8'7MafterSPK 14 Locations. All abifta ~ 1n-oo.-,,......... TY-ST II ._.. JI t•: ( ... ).Nfll" a.s.c-... ~ ,.,.., ENDEVCO ri Dllerl1 Lady needs com-... "!!'! .. D.,~ ttce 1 _,,f'w MBCRANIC. aper. pre-~:6.£. ~~1S: P ume. ~·' n :~:~...... ;2:...-;=... =:: ~ wanted for YotmK, ~·· pan~n. Llvt-ln 2 u,. -·a.r or dl""'111 t ... red. Top pay, In·---------'-'-.~--,5=, ......... -,__ ·-pandingofc:O(nat'lCPA perw .. k.P0-'811 or &PM·tPlf. l!ant aoo ....... nc •• pl'Olft sharing. ?euon 21·40, trn ror ·~,Ji ::: :g::; "::: '~~-1:11 Ranc•o Viejo 11111 ftrm looted ln fol. B. + + Pft' 11Vtllr doh-S •• AJID(y at SAefl tM Ir m1mt. $150 wtt gum. ~~' u ti= 1?~ :&:... _..... Must be fast & accurate. £.L!Cl'RONlC joJeble work la Mt tmne N.•. • Col prer. Ml". Levi .. 1 ·--li~ fl..... '!:·,•,1 .. San ·11an r..Ktr111• Public ac~ back-_,.A!lJBl M~RS w• an ole......., • 841.1004. ~i:_-,_: ~e,.. t~ ~l::,. .... ~7 u.pw ground prcf'd,buuatre-\ ft_..... m..-., opea-...,. O.C. A.lrpal\. XIII& Medl. mtr. ror fel'Vice --------• ~ ~,::........ M;:. ll~ q 'd. Salary to -. mo. lapw/coonedclr•cabk GPl*'tuallr f« paak.lvt ..UC.. Very G«ICl ,OC!. >Jumbma. Or'1a11Sewtt IO'-:t.u \t',_, E~ .,:;t='" -Peid parktn111. ,,.......~. uper. Oood P•1 • mla4•d l•6h. for aallrJ' +. MUltlaa .. up. m• wanted. WU! Lrtln. ,.,_ .:_~lrl.. An Equal OpPQrtunity Employer For appt, pltue call .....,._ CNIN8 ..._.. ,._.i ...,,._,Call lead renme, '7JOa llultbe,,eowntracklr "" ·" A~ ·~ ':_~ Irene McCarLb7. ~ .. ~~~··~-~~~i-~-~-.. ~~.:1~ ...... ~~~===~t ~~~==~~~~~-~1 .. ~t~N~.~8.~·~l~ll~~hanrdl~~t~ool~IL~~~'13ll.~~~:l~t:.>.1>-~~··!-~'~~~·=-~~~;;;~\A}~l~~~1'*~~t)~~~J-~~.a.N!1·!!;-~~·1.&~~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!~!!-~~!!!!!!!!~~~~ .... ~5~1~1~1===::==:=~~~~==! ( ... J l•flDAtLYPILOT Sund!y.July20. 1975 .... I040 IOIO ...... s... 1011 J.welry 1070 Mhctl••-1080 MkceleMOU' 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hlllt W•ted 71 00 ......... 1005 Allctt• 1011 BASSET HOUND Mak. GrutSa~ln cmUMd MOVIN Out-1011 ctub1 W _.. ~ Old Navajo rui. value ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••-••• moa.AKC.~pera.Whl. Fun. A fr.1cMlac 12xl9 carpet Ir pad'. "'"'..., MAPL£ ebeata or S'700-sacrlfice for $300. WAITllSSIS YIC:TIO\.A w/sokt & brown 1pot.s. Wi~\1 ::r~aln NoOt dinette 1et. odds & ~. TOP C A~H DO~LA R draw \1 r'. I 4 0 for ~ tond. ~1436 E.llper'd Only lntervl.-w Laree Ul .. hlah. 24.. .A ..._.Tlnl IE F'lnedoa SlOO. 644..s7311 MS w l9lhSt c r,i Sat Ir Sun. 1412 Rem· PA I O FOR VOV R both/1ep. W&~. Antq. * * * Ina Tues 1·3PM. Sam'1 Id 2 5 • • d ~.... ,,._. ---' -· . -brandt. HO. JEWELRY. WATCHES, mUk on S2~. Manl:UI SeaJood n. »1 E COQt :run:.:1ck (enm:;:k~ .AUCTIO..._. German Shep. pups, AK Walnut dresser~. itold R dlo SS. Nu 1~ crusher ART 08Jt:CTS. COLD, chord oraan SO?O. antq. Fr9ftk Flhle Hwy.Corona dclMar. Blake-Collendar Co.. ~ ,.. Chamz sired. top quaJ. naui.recliner.$40. S'7.Smchoppingblock$4. SlLVt::R SERVlCE... crock $50. aotq. rockng 26122A~• WAITRESS. Day •hln. Pat. 1918) Pro-.lectric. •GUHDHOTll.• show pet.430-4U.S. CaU968-700l Pot.s"pans 4~1rvlne +lC:JEs::lsR_!'~ AN-~~~·. ':t5•1~~~ 5!~i~k Ml11lonVilfo a1>9ly in Pt'~ 2-•pm. M1~d -up ;ic~rola . ONFoF.HlHAOTRBOELRWB~VYD DARLING DachsbundQUffn size sola bed. Of· Ml1ce lluneou1• Velvet Ml·ll00or~l61. You ure tbe winnero< 1212S.E Brii.tol.CM r a oabanlylltinJs ·Has -.. Puppy, AKC, champ. (while. Beautiful. ktnahd/bd 2300zLaurel ~Carat Diamond TWOFRHTICIKETS ----1 ve u n s tora1e _.. lli...I _..HEIM bckgrd. for future •l Cuatom made. Brand Grove El T'oro Solitaire & Band. Guar. ($13.50 Value) W •rT1•a-51s apacea. Pla)'S excellent· "'""' I ""'l 57...... "'-1 p, llOM llD .,. ~ ly Ready lo refinish. OPP. MAINGATE ncome ..... • "" Ne w. Cost $650, Sell SSOO ' '"'rga n r.ce!6'15-ZllZ Aae unkaown. doubt lti'")tlnglroL Cockta il Wrutr~cs 00 Ph .,... .. ,,,.. .. ., -....._ y 67J.2l28 9x12 'L' set solas, hl2 , I H dbo-.... r I .-.."' & loH-Wa1ters1 8artende~ S2SO one .. ,........_..or TODISNEYLANl> .....-.. to CMI 8045 avocado O Vtll r ug MUST SELL antique s ie. ea wu4'~ ee •·--, <.:ashier HOtl\~ 675-9988. R oll t op De1k1. Ha ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedroornswte Holly'clbed st. newieGE amethyst & seed pearl high. lool boatd 3 fee Circus ~·ull&pitimt" Trees . Side boards. KITTENS 3mo's,lwht.l GoodCondition$50. tefrl(( ,175• newie necklece.14K,cltta l 8.'IO. high. Metal rails. Ready J uly 31sllo Augl2\.h 1-:>.pen enct'd Only Arm o ires . Carved caUco. 1 blk/Wbt. 2 yr 982·4194 Peuaeot 10 •P & carrier 2 Antique 14K bracelets, lo refinis h. & $75.00 Anaheim (;oovcnUon pµly ln f>t>r.on ''SUMMER '75" Chairs. Hookcas es & c ali co. 1 y r t abby . (.;h c:ito(drawen; 8' dinghy & Ollrs $75: 2.14K lavendar jade Ph o ne 6 75 0342 or Centt•r,IWOW.Katelln ~1li.sion Vit•jo lnn Many Furniture Items & 960·1290 newle r otry pow mower rings . lone w /dla · 675-9988. T ick e t s m ay be e x· :..'67420so Parkwuy ANTIQUE Bric-A-Brue. Good~~~::~on$JO 2HP si2s. SMM camer u mond:1). All reas.Owncr. STORAtiE BIN ~x lOXU. ch1rnge<l for reser ved M1:.:.1orl V1eJO SHOW & Mon July 21 Kbl:'(Tf'r~an~iJ.crA~t!~~~f~ . proJ $1SO. fine pntus. bks. 586-2519 -~ ---$65. Almost new. alumn. sents at the Convention No Phone Calh. l'leai.c pet 536.3958 6 beaut .:Scandl.na\'la n cncyc sets. carp'trs antlq M6·43UJ' Center uhead or llml'. SALE * 7:30 ... M. • arm chairs tdlrung ) All hndtools. etc. 1748Samar •&tat• DI_...• Cull 642·5678. exl 333 lo $100·$250 wc·ckly. i.tofring JOHN KlNG 3 Kittens. 2 calico, 1 blk for $234. 675·7220. Dr. corner Baker C.M. l.S6 C. •· l2 C. 4·81 c. JUNK WANTED clui m your tickets envelopes. I hr d:11I) Jufy 20 9CMto4pfft Al1CTIONEt;R male. 3 mos. 2912 W. C.:ist ---Sal/Sun lO·SPM Blu /Wht g ems. Dir. Cur scr a p metal. To p * • • Ru:-h :.l .1rn~'d i.d l ud (7141 i22·TI77 llwy Sp 15 NB Kng. sz bdrm set. twn below whlsle. GI appr·d. fi r t•!,.,t•tl t•nv.-ln pc Over 100 £>.hibilors·, EXT.206 · · · dr ~ssers w / m irror . Sul 10-4, Collc<.1.r dolls, Gold. Antq. Imp. Jade. dollar paid for autos or 4des1rablelotsan \1rl;:rnnon & A''llt'lalc.,, PREVIEW4 P.M. C k .._ bkcase hd ... __ _. & rule 0 B mlr, twn bds, rolwy o bjec t V ·Art. Color bodies. Also applii1ncei1. "Garden Four Seasons " Ceaturing l'"um .• China. oc apoo • ..-UVdS-u t h 1 d ( :!OS S Statt· n1llq!l ' ~l\d I J ewelry. Clocks, Dolls. DAY Ot"SALE Ft male !>i6--0729 stand. 111.-Skylark Ln. bd. port. dswhsr. misc. g ems. Other jewelry. e c. au c away ree. Westminster. Firm S80ll \nJhe1rn. Ca. !t.>Mi~i 1 Ut>l Anlique Clothing & lOOOs II I 8020 --NB. 548·0t79 2808 Drake. CM Ctts h Sac. 714·5'16-<YllO. Ed Slone . 968·:K>86 ea. Write : 935 Alta Vi6la u ·11<> ... \,''T.~··1 11 \\(>l<L"1 or Misc Collectibles eye es Wht Pe rsian Cat Lova----be f only. -.... ,· .. c-u-........ 8080 Window Air Condition;;, Dr. Vista.Calir.92083 n n .~ ..... " • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble -f'em ale. l 'h yrs. WILL Accept st or e r ,.... • ""'--""-• lHtl\' 1-; t\ l ' \H' . . . New Lady's blue Road Spayed. Lori. 751~1. for Couc h. lovei.eat & G!lragc Sale. 182 Wt>lls Pl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fedde rs. 25". L200 BTU. Chest type fteei.er. bcs l t'llOllSI-: ;. our hour,, Admii.saon $l. Kids under m ast e r bicycle with -chr. Also cnb. recliner & CM. 10-6pm. \'an ety of WA.....,.ED SlOO. Call 673·5684· oHer o\·er $50. Bar w,J "orl.. rvr ;. n11ri.,•lf. twl ~~ e~;e. k Regrreshmenls. bas ket. Must sell s.t5. 2 Precious f'h.dfy Kittens. accessories . 833 1462 or Items. 548·6398 " 1 CUSTOM C "'KES s tools. besl over $50. \our u"n l)l)::.:-Mt.•n or r ar IO • 494.3379 8 wce~s . Really need a 833-3640 ----TOP CASH DOLLAR ~ 548·9417 \\"omt'll ('Jn b\· .,lightly Location home. ~ave Us! 546·24&t Garage Sale : Couch. S65. PA l D F 0 R YOUR for eve r y occa s ion. --------- ha n d it' J l'Pt·li Ne:i l SANTA ANA BOWL Girl's 3 :.pecdbicycle,>.lnt --MOVING ' t"cwµicct-s of Uhl Dl·d . $20. Braided JEWELRY. WATCHES. maste rfully created for BDRM_. S.ET SJOO, Cle a 11 \I' IH Jr.tn n.• (Municipal Stadium) 900 cond. S25 Super silky-clean kitten. exq uis 1l e furn. left. Rug. S20. Roller Skates. ART OBJECI'S, GOLD you. The unusual is my Qu~nsaze h1deabed $160. \el.:.. r l"lir1:u. Ai.:c :!5 lt> W. Civ ic Center Dr. C:a ll 751·&108 hom ely grey & white. Game o r dining set , clothes . ma sc. 634-B S ILVER S ERVIC E speci a lty. Priced r e· Washbasin S5 & mor<'! 70 Supplcnwnl )uur 10 1 Corne r Flower St. & -.-------. funn y r e m a le. PH : m atch 'g. China cabnt Center St. C.M Su n. 10-5. FI NE F U R N & AN -asonablc wit.h satisfoc· 673·4729 romc. Un n · .a mu 0 hr. Civic Center Dr. across G 1 r ls J·i> peed b1<'yc le. 962-9566. Corf. tbls. Gold & Marhlt-TIQUES. 645-2200 tion g u u ranleed .• call \\:-.i~er~ed & Wood fr~t'~ or m orl.' J rlJ)' .\1.1pl) in r r om 0 r g C o Lock. basket includ ed -----entry tbl. China. r ryslal 1·21" li t W T .V .. 1·17'' H e l en now for \Our Courthouse. · SJSCall67S·S36G Ad orable black male pup· s temw a re s e r\ ·g I R WT V IO'Slid ·g.~lass MATTRESS · King Sz Mallress near Pt'r:.t•n. Y t?llv-. l°Jh Cn · --py Part cockapoo 7 ~ks · dr. '1·6·8' Slirl'g. wi nc1ow!>. custom decorated cake ew $65. Ph· 673-3562 I ~ t-: ltilh St . t •o:-ta A Portion of tt.e pro-CC11neras & old. 581·3627. . ~ie.~es.I l a~~ m i!>t " & 9 Drawl•r Rd rm at 979·8123. ~--_ __: __ . . ~lesa ceeds wlll be donated ~pment 8030 . Cas on y. 5 chest. fo~luon'!lcenl IJtt>:. *MADNESS* BuiJ~. -E--L r-t Balboa Island. 2 desks ~ t ..... •rt'flcial .n..&..._ Lo,·ely old er ka•t•"" col . c r s a s y. ,1 · ea. Sea r's lent lra1·1er o '"e"' 1 ".-y ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • ~ ..... · 2 MAPLE Din. lbls. 1 rm!. 4x4', 01)\'l' ski rack. 3 ALL SIZES H h Id il I •WINDOWTIHTl._.G Foundation of Calif 210mm Schnt>idl•r sym· orful. attractive, desire w/chrs $125., I rcclglr. spd. Can. beaut. contPm· * * P~~~b~ng , e~s:n ~ee~: $285. Bo_>"s Schwi nn INSTALLER p re s e n t e d b •. : mar lens. sy11chn 1 l·o.>m · gd homes . 979·89'78 _ $85 .. Desk $25. 646-700'1 po wood d es k & lob Priced to'Move! rurniturc & much more Super Stin~ Ray bike l'.:xpcr. prer·c1 nr "Ill KNODELL & LEBL ~' µur sh. M111l <.'Ond S300 s · -more. 187 F.. 21st.. n:a r tl.33·9625 &646-8686 misc. 548·15jj ~·50.:.. 675·~'~· train St arl ~:!.;,n hr A C 493·3857 hep. puppy, blk & .tan. 6 2 couches. DR sel . <.:oHce CM ·6 ,. 187, --------------·---- Ha1ses to 5-1 .50 v.1lh111 I PRODUCTIONS. mos. shots . gdw/kids gd lbl. swing set. BR sC'l . ..:a r., • . 4.,. 2 PU UC Bait tank & Pump. c; E. Beaul. s· g?ld s or<1, .H . Beg. sal .1t·c·vnl1ng to 546·5745 WA NT F. D : used mm _guard do~~7-0356.___ Misc furn. 546-7624. Roberts Reel lapc rcdr. MAN~l:;E~tS O~~~E Refrig. 16x6 cu n. fo'I'. J ~arflex cushions, down C\pcr. M u~l ht.• "' r :!I. enlarger P!erer Besler TO GD. Home~ 2 yr. old . , • record ca hincl. chr wtot· ESTATE J EWELH y . yrs old. ~lee boal head. pillows. SlOO. 54.5-0683 • ta ll&nl'al GM·K-NI "'ppll 8010 or0mega.Call9G8-2466 I Sb . Ii k . Da\enport, green twct-d. Loman couch bed divan ART OBJECTS. AN-8460989 _ · .,. cntees _ _ _ _ · ma e 1 en an us >. Orig. $400. Moving $50. or · . · . · _ · · _____ Airplane & Boat Owner:.. WOMEN-'S Fa~l11vn :--Jles1••••••••••••••••••••.••• CANNON TL S.S mm 1.4 645·0261 -bcstoHer . 64>7001 ' other misc. ite ms an cl TIQUES. fo'INE FURN .. New 4 drawer dressers. FAA & Coast Guard re· 1 n d 0 r s 1 1 1 ~ Freezer . 13 cu n upnte. lens. w • case. Like new. . . lumber . Make offer . 2673 F.TC . PHONE FOR IN-$25 to $l 5. Nile tables SIS commended. emergeni.·y '. k Al . • L .;i while. like new. xlnt cond $140. 833·03'12 En~hsh Pug. male. A.KC. Furniture & Craft Sale. ~ant a Ana Ave. CM F O. & BR OCH URE. to $20. 6'5·6468. ""9 Oak rood ktl. while they .1a11l. Sloe. lt-ralll~~ r '11 I $100962 i 319 - -3 \rs. Very genlle. Good Old Dutch r efractory la-. , . . 645·2200 .. '" \I rld I ~rd d. Mm.~ d.1~' ind de --Telescope. l!!e <iperturc home only. 675·6999. ble. Spanish chest. muc h Garage Sale_ Oak. r~~n. -Slrccl. CM. -~~5~7l as a ' I\ e . :-.:it. Good rlnumt·r.illon Washer & Dryer. 3 yrs retrac to r . $750 value. . more. 1936 Port Nelson. bnby ~u~n. stereo. Misc. f ennis. Me mbership .ror Hard Orth opedic Mat----. . · +employer pa1tl hl-.1lth l o ld . Se ars hvy <Hy willsac.637-1276. R,EGISTERD Min . NB 2862Ta bagoPl.CM ' sale ammed. P restage tress.Xlnt cond . .-.c. !Towle. Slerhng l::lgrande.. ins. washer & dlx dryr. S.500 --french Poodles. Mot.her -----~ --:-------J I 1 b 833 3643/ ....,.., S f 8 Wr:i te ad no.-~. 1>.111~ both. 831 ·0945 aft6. \\'anted : U s cd phot n & Daughter Cree to gd. Cherrywood dining rm s el Tra~ler. ~ agnus organ ~~-;800c u . . Call 494-4554. pf~~~csc S~~OO t 4~~~~·~~~ Pilot. P 0 . Ao-< l:X-0 enlargt!r . Call Grc~. home. 545.3054 w/ lea ves padi. & buHcl. ~n m U l h mor e . I See -POOL slide SSS . Cnew e\·e. Cosla Mt's a.C:a!r_l\)2b 19' Side by Side. auto. S.$6·9021 ------$550.540·2927 im,eA L ine ) 1387 I BUY defros t. Admir al, like _ _ Fvrmture 8050 Galway Ln 545-3839 Sun. * * * * $169 1 Washer $25. Dinan!? TENT 2 .d ~ Young man l<i worl. in new $175. 548-3336 Cats 80)5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G Sal 8055 10-5. Good used furniture & drop le a( table w lli rhrs. . s1 e rooms ou. I I h ---BE D k' · •GCJe • Sohd Pecan . Pcrfe<.'l ror sid~ PO!cs._ good cond. grow1n~ too rcnl:a 11~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 1ng i.1ze mattress. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Horses 8060 appliances. or ( will Sell 10x20 5-1.:i 962 0159 ness. Mu'l bt.-n(';1t 1n i.IP 10· cam p e r . Propane PERSIAN ..-iuens. Black box s prings. frame. xtra PUILIC "'UCT1"".... for You. narro\\ dining area S250. · • p ea r & \l'r) neat s tove AC-DC ice box. Must se ll immediately: nrm.stillpckaged.S215 "' ""' •••••••••••••••••••••••MASTERS.AUCTION 631·0088 _ Tea cart.brass.4wh~ls, hand"riling G Day \\k. clean $750.645-0745 S2.s&uµ.737.2359 (val. $525) Queen. $1 95 MANYITEMSOfo"FJNE Mor~;.i n Filly. 4 yr s. ~ 2glass tiersS21J.962-6308 Prerer marnrd m:an rur -. -:-(val. M25 ). Delivery in-ESTATE JEWELRY, beaut. confirma tio n, 646-8686 &833-9625 p('rm r esp Pt"-ilion t-;, WA NTED.~ Old Musac DOCJS 8040 cl'd.63l·0488. ART OBJECTS. AN· gentle Must sell. Value . TennisClubmembership pt.•r . not rcq 'd i\pply Bo'<~s . \\111 PllY cash.••••••••••••••••••••••• TIQUES. FINE FURN. S~.Mak e ofr.s.:;g.HllR. GOl .... GFISHI~? 7 • NewporlBr hSl350. mornc; 1930 :-;rwpor t 673·7202 or 962·6364 •PET WORLD• Uuuble bed. cherry wood ETC. PHONE FOR IN· " ....,_ 547-9277 9-SPM !;jlvd . c ~1 L·enmore Gas o.-..·e r $75. frl:I m e and bookca s e FO. & B ROCllU R E . Eng. Show Socicle I'S WORM FARM "Kenmore Washe.:.S .. "" & Cockers. Chihua hua . headboard. Mattr/box 645-2200 ~100 ~-1~18 1 OpenDail y 7Amlo6Pm frcshC.:<1ughl Admiral 2Dr. Wht lkfrilJ MerchandiH """ Poodles. Shih-lw. Uvxic. sp rgs incl. Like new. Nile Crawlers, Meal F ISH Everyday! S l 00. Ken mor e Eye· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $65.Guar&Del.546-8672. Dobl e . Pit Hull s. Sacrirke at $2J5.968-lJ2J PATIO SALE : Fri.Sat& Flas hy Reg. ~hes lnut Worms,AfricanNight liuydlre<.1from Levc1Gas SloveS75.Kng Anffqws 8005 REFRIG 16 cu n. S65. Cock a po o . Pek es ,----Sun 10-5. Din rm sel Quarter Gehling. 15.1 Crawlers &RedWorms theFish ermcn .. allhe !ol. mattress & springt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stove. apt sz. gas 4 Weslies. 100 nuxed pup-OOUBLE BEU,xlnlcond. <neve rmar ). console hands. 5 yrs. well bred. 17362Gothard.HB NEWPORT SS0.546-0768 ..UILIC AUCTIOM burner. $45. 54.5-0062 for pbieeds. s 2 tu2d ws' s ... m1 os l f& cleanS6.5 r..!:1~t~ygs & slimline TV <like new>. Nice conrirmation. Alt 5 CALL 847.5r41 DORY FLEET ---- - MANY ITEMS OF 1-iNE appl. (l.5pm 1 rt; s: , 5 .5 . I •\l. a t !a me. . ,_,._ 26" 3 s pd girls bike (like c all 554·0620 • Nt>wport Pier •Carpet Special• FST ATF: H .:Wf:I RY _ _ -----Fa1rv1t ".SA.Openc\CS . J new), lots misc. 18172 H--h ldG--8 -5 NYLONSHAGPLUSll . . , ~ . L G F . . d . 531·502i ,~lust Sell a panese & Beach B h ·d. (a cross OUH o oods 06 Everest Standard manual Kng S1.. Bl.!d. New. corn -280 Yds. Rust .\RT OBJ l::<.:TS. AN-·. r i g.1 arre __ · Chinese furniture. Call f othCh R ••••••••••••••••••••••• · E tel t 'll pk,.d Xlr R 579c: .... SO d TIQU ES. FINE FU RN . Refrigerator Call Steve: •ATTF.NTION Pi':TS' 2131•31-2660 I rom Gr ev. > 11 · :;ancell ed Contract 2000 ~hfrea;t:~~~rs25. ~~~ ~rm1\i~ Cworth. s4zs: se~ORESn~~·Rl~i~ 1-:TC. P HONE F'OH IN 847·7f.a:! Boarding & (;rooming. --LIDO ISLE yds carµt'l below mill cond. Call 642-7320 btwn Qn S1Sl70.usuallyhomt:. 2640 Avon Sl.NH 1-·o . & BRO<.:llL'RI-~ CO RNINGWARt:: SlO\'e Free p1rkup. Poodle t.1,1n ~ H m . Set. T op cosl.install.547-8729 10AMto 2PM . tnclde l.RJS-2263. S..2·2255 &646·8665 64~·2200 t S200 6 Pups forsale.!>46-2848. I ~ualily. New. Beautiful. •PATIO SALE• ~ __ op ra nge m os Movinf?. 968-8822 1.G.COLLECTIO!': Amer . new.496·~18 _____ West ll1ghland Terrier . -------Eng. Sil ve r Tea Svs, \\ t t tbl .i h Decorator phones. m1r· P~sed G lass. Cryi.tal. C u s tom l S · uprig ht Pups All m a les. Al\(;. 5 rg ron w c ri.. rors & pictures. glass lop \rt & C ut China & freezer $75 ZZ71 Pa~1 ric wk s . Cham p line ceda r c he i.l. dresi.er . bar. d esk. bed dh·an. Porcelain Amer . Salver. CM 642-8780 1·734-5084. hal>r rum. rrowood sv.·. chesls . chairs. elec. serv-Pewter & old Sheffield. --· .. 1ng sel. chopping block. Fine Wall clock Pvt l'ind what you wanl in Hea.ul Collie. !>alJle & r~i,i.2~2. ing cart, Maple hi·chair . .. Pack-Rat". 213-592 1675 Daily Pilot Classifieds. white. gentle 5 mci:.. rem I . Rattan b asket swin~ A CONVfNIENT SHOPPINC ANOo_...c:9j~~ SCWINC CUIOC FOR THC GAl ON lHC 00 For• Ad i11 Womrn's Worid Call Sue 642-5678. bt. 330 AKC. shots 554 54i9 ARHEY RENTS FlJH:". v.:1s tand, occupiro Japan ---1!125 HARBOH HL. CM dishes, collectables & an. GOLDE~ Re trievers. t•ALL (7 14 1645·4772 tiques. Sat/Sun 10 AM to AK C . Whe lped. 5 123 1 -----5PM.801ViaUdo Soud. Champ Ent::h!>h stock ~rml Wa lnut Din lbl -+ 4 ---------846·4201! I le ather r hrs. $150. King Garage Sale. desks. chesl I ~1 ze bed . firm mall. of drawers. beds & Misr. Collie Pups . Afo\C. frnme & hdbrd. $100. 5' 6022 Shields Or II B. I mo. S50.ea,·h. Co uc h. Orange. y ell , Sat /Sun Only <.:r Sµr· 545·25.'.16 llcrculon w/loose pillows tngdale & Warner SIOO 2 Iii back chrs. gold -, cluur llerc ulon SIOO. 14 pc den sel. barrel w.ood SPRl:'loGl-:HS. 1\KC. GI g~.7625 w /l eath er lla ng 111g wk s !Ilk "ht &I -lamps . proj ectors . liver 1wht S75. t>4J.6J65 C.:t!ntury UR sel. 8 t·hrs. 545·922• 20472 Cypre:os. -M--POODI 1-· p · . I :in•om panyin;.: ca binet. 5 S.A.Hghls. I * f . / /)e . . D fl • 6 Wks old Blad; Bro"n l ures lamps silverware CdM. Sal /Sun. 12lo5. 1426 I 1~. • · uppie:; Pc. BR i.cl l''r Wht. pie-- 1l1er>ta IOna Slgne1 I~ er n S50. 645·6011-i 1;15 1110 di:ohes. etc . Long-boy bo~ Outrigger. Cd~ .. TVs. ! ' Lacbasse of London adds sli ght shaping to the body. a pleat in the side i.eam~ and cleverly traces I.he edges of thi11; dress with top-slltr hing. Fabrics: blends. aynlhetlc. wooi. 72192 is cut in Women's Sbes 38-50. Size J8 roqlires 3 I fl yds of 54'' fabric. To order: s end pattern numlier . size. na me. liddresa and ~ip. Price sz.so plus 25' postage. .DJCreue your fashion Know llow. Send for the followlnt Spadea items. Includes Postage and handling. l . lt'75 Advance Supplement. $1.25 2. Spine SUpplement (8 ). SI 2.~ 3. FaU • Wlntor Dresses (#21. Sl ZS 4. Separates. Sport!lwear & Mist . (16). $1.25 ~ s.w ~ ct n. Sl.25 ' M•ture and Jf•lf Slus It.Mt. SI 25 1. Penta 8oolr -39 Dnlsnt-r Styl~. 5f.1 8. Papet"bad: O..J1nrr Sew Tips, 1·5 EACH 7Y 9. Paperback Detl1ner ~· Ti~. Set S'2. 7S 10. Hair Stylet. Short amt Medium. 1s• 11. Halr Styles. )fedJum and l..on~. 75• 12. Halr'&yles. AJI 1.Anelbs. l S' Mde ch«k payable to ~a Send orders to this MWSptipu. C/0 S,.dea. 2 Bridg~ St .. Mllford. N.J ... l>e'pt. ex.is. IRISll st:TTl::R Pl PS I !.prgs/matt. t'r1day thru Lawn m~wer. skrs. Curn. AKC P~•Pt:r~.s:io Sun. Da1h·. T ue:. thru rugs. pictures, garde n 633 ll08 Thurs art:;: 8-17 780i. tools & m any misc items. COCKAPOO P\lppies. %8·6579 Drop-leaf rock-maple d in-Canoe. w~o~ght iron table ang lable. 42 .. , can :.cal set. art1hc1al flowers. 10 12. •99·2580 elc. 21021 LochleaLn. Apt. B . H .B . 11 -5 , Boxer p u11pies. SIOO uµ ''2·8031 FU RN IT L' R E ! L i ,·1ng Sat , Sun. room. den. 2 br. dinelle· ~a me sel. Gold curio & Antique ice box. sq. •k mirror '>. la mp:.. p 1c tbl. oak Dr's tbl, toys. lures, T\'. nt:Crig. etc. carpel. washer & dryer. T r y a U ;1 1 I y I' i I o I Cla!.~1r1cd Ad lo huy, sell or rent something. 544·8427 Com~~c ~ masc. 642-8233. Furniture 8050 Furniture 8050 .............................••........••....• MODEL HOME SALE FURNISHINGS Thf' 1•ntlrc f11rnish l11g s of threi• award- winning mode l homes will go on sale Saturd•y and Sand•y • .luly 19 and 20. The Item s range from mngnlftcent antJques to plush cont emporary. The sale starts at . ll:OO A. M. (f.httrp) Md will go to 5:00 P. M. both days. It "'Ill~ held at Sho...Cliff VIila• In ~an Clemente which can be •eoched by taking the San Dlt'go Freeway to Camino De Estrella. South to Camino Capistrano. Leh one mile to 2804 Camino aplstrctno. (714) 498--0240. Gianl Moving S<tle. Uvcr 1000 item s. 50c to ?"? 1955 Por t Ramsgate. N. B. 64-4~173 Jori Sat Sun ROCK E R . anlq. trunk. po rt / bltn dshws hr. c lothd, odds & cn1li;. much m i sc . 4 3 2 2 B rid gewa y . Irv . I G r n T r e I I-' r i · I O · 4 • Sat/Sun 10·6. 552· 1200 FABULOUS STUFfo'! Decorator Items-Cheap ! 2217 Raleigh. CM LARGE Freezer . S50. Color TV's. SI!">. Retie. Python . $30. lOSpd. Bike. $65. Antique mahog . desk. $50. Recliner. !-..,nor jack. books. misc. Pri· Sat-Sun . 8 :30-7. 135 Mc Knight Dr. Lag. Bch. 4.94·7•30 Apartment Sale : Camp ing equip. Snow akls. Blk 4' whte port. TV w / O!:l· d essey gam e. Slereo apkrs , Motorc ycl e helmet, roll-a-way bed. + + +. Eves. & wkncb . 8'&·4235. •MOVI ... * Dni Rrn 1ble & chairs. buffet & hutch. lwn beds. camplnl sear. 4 m an ru(t, bikes. misc. Sat " Sun . 8 ·2 pm , 19071 Kl pahulu l.n. HB . 982-1553. Garage Sate. Wheelbar- row . V W P•rla, Lawnch alrs. Kitchen Tbl, odda & entb . Sat. ., Sun. M. 242' Frand..co Dr.N.B • 5P•nlJh Hnlinl lamt11. m otor home couches, toya, furn. mbc. 552~ Find Your Name Win Tickets Worth s13so_ • Pr()d...-Mt by tnVIN FELD -llfNNCTH FEl.D • Stt9.a •nd D"t<14"1 br RICH,,.,,10 I AlllSTOW COMING TO ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Thursday, July 31 to Tuesday, August 12 PHONE 635-5000 Mhcele,..... 1010 TV...... -. p " ' ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttlfl 1----..... 1 ..... eww 9040 .. ..._ s• '°'° •-=:tcln/ 4 Whe.e Drln1 tHO 8.mdtiy Juty'° 1975 D 13 • HP S.1r'a Outboard •• ' ~ "' • ••••••• • • • •••••••• ••• ••• •• •••• • • • ••• .. ••••• • Sc n t I SO •••• • •••• • • • ••••••••••·· . DAIL V PtlOT •: • Al ••••••••••••••••••••• 14 • Ski j k ' 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Trucks t5'01Autos W...ted 9590 Aut fa ~ ' • mowr.Calml.001·~•100. BSRUO~e.a..-flfbr'P•'•c· .~,' ... r,!..:. .... oH.D.s~ ...... er l2nlV\. J..aCJ..5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 06, PCM,_ v ....__, Mt I llNW .e ,.,.. " •v • """"-.... '~ 4 Wh ~ d;.,-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ ....;..:..;....:_ __ , 1 cartr dee. SlH. Volvoa, radio, depth LIDO 14 mi. Mu•t He t o AP· "*' v"~6 "11ind~. • 54 h IM NEED used I ' Grape (714) tU.UlhAerlpm. a ouod er, trim tab1 , No. 3014. Excellent coo predate. 54S.~ roll bar. radio, xlnt will 1972 Ford C<Xmf'r •; T l ru ·~ti 1-'ont F . W "71 !, • k r r I dJ trade 8312040dlr l.o~ mil• .. , <''••mp•r Wanled.smallV80f'6<'YI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sta es. or tfl( n1 . 21" Zenith Clr ,. __ , m1ny·many other ox· Uoo. Z Sult.a ol 111ls .-----· .. .. " ' st k 540 8SJ3 49e·ST49 TV 11 ffl ~e. lras! cone exceUe.nl Ullman, 72 Yama haTwm.eltttric '7lTOYOTA Lwldcrwur. M;jn)' extras Aft 6 pm. ic · ·11 BMW ~ Cou~ .... :aois."'t I SUO. Call $ll,950. 7141873-0528. one But.er "Cicero). 200Cc. Excellent condi· Red.A M •·M.xlntC'ond 962·0'58. AMtos, l•pcwt.d Cull pwr . •11r , ¥uto. , __ ,;_; ______ _J _ __.;_;,__ _ __; _ _.;..:...:..:.._1 Harken blocka. Ex-UonlS50551·SOOl 13800 • • S44 2:143 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s t e r t!O , 1 t hr $7'49$ Typewriter, ()(nee Elec. GUARANTEED Brand 19' Owen • JOOHP. ceJlenl cover. Good '73 HONDA~ 3SOO ·~~~:.~e~·Sr~·:~~ G....... 9701 ~1898 Vuy clean, xlnt cond. new 40 wau Ultl'all Evlnrude OB. Approx ZS t.raller. G~ racing re-mi, Xlnt cood $6tts • ••••• •• • • •• •••••••••••• DotMM 9720 ~.873-4262 spkrs.SSOapr.m.3'89 bnalnceovemauJ, Tand cord. Pravat• pa rty. 549•3895 Trucka 9560 -84 - 7'-24 - 58 -·-----SEE EUROPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beauttrul India hand l.rlr, wlde deepbull. Good 548..00Sor&U-2'1'0. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 El Camtoo. exccp woven lwln spread C t MA GNAVOX consol ocean, flaMna Ol' Ski. 14• ALCORTSUnlish. Honda 305. Rbltene.over TRUCKS·YANS-4 w O's tionally nice. Mui.t isell IY CAR S?S/sell 1 35. 7 15~ !p~slc center w /colo Sll00.S40.230'1. XI t cond. u pistons, ~o<lHied Wanted.Cleu.n,lale Uus week.Wlll a<Tt'ptlllt rurct1.lse any European Fernleaf,CdM. 640-S~abo1any. ssao. 30'JelfrlesSorthhr ,~ ~rame,gd palntJob.Ask Mdls.Cash!67S.8849 reais orrer. 9627002 aft Car ror dclivt>ry in Twn V8, f"lybdc. loaded. mg $400. 675-6792. --12 noon. Europe & let us plan your Wat er bed frtm e & lo.ts & M.-Sl7,soo. 148•9000 '72 Columbia 30 Custom iO Malco 400 Xlnt Conti. '56 to'ORO PICKUP individual tour. l'"rom pedestal king size. $50. e..a~ Cruialni. New boa 45,000 miles on engine. '73 Chev. Chey ':i ton lake-otrtohome-landinl(, Noliner needed557·9347 ••• -.1-;;r::::;••••••••••• 16'ChrisCrafl '62,UOHP, almoat here. Must sell. ~~41~ trod~ for \'W. Brakes, llr.-s, ~lutch ex-pk/up $35/off. 8' camper you'll be in the hands of Wll.L. BUY YOUH IJATSUN.1'0YO'l'A. OR VOLKSWAGt;r-. PAID t'OK OR N(Yf TOP OOIJ.AH CAIJ. SAi. Hlo;RNAOt:N~ 540 0442 LG All Wood Pl hou G....... _ 1 xlnt cond. 24 Hrs. Wbt. 8'1S·5809 cellenl. $550 r1rm. Call shell $225. 536-9400 experts. Also lease & rt>n . ay SI.' TV nauchd ck a--·· .. la ----------1·70 K S36·5014afterS:OOP.M. ---tal cars. F.URAUTO. w /s kylile $80,youmove! ••••••••••••••••••••••• E. l e R. dv.--cadh ·lo~ Sllpt/ awasaki SOO Mach I - - -'64 FORD PICK UP -Sandbox$S.SS&7096 BOYSCOUTS ---"boa•· •1~,!•!:,.8839e uce to :-~LI 9070 Xlnl cond. Chambers . , TRUCK&CAMPER Automat ic lrans., radio, Lido Village. N .B. '7:JZ411Z.u1r,'1 spd,am1rm •. . ,,_,., '°• • .~-· .....,. . -• MAK E OFFER $48-1778 6l Ch .. k 673·4550. stereo. tape, new tires &c OL DER 8 "" b', cars • airplanes. Tu ad· ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • ev. :i, h e up, V R. heater; dyoaUz:ed bed. -i<om shocks. Blue. $459.', t · 1 x .... ,catt'? shtyld vantages. 546-GllO. '73. Bellboy Sportfisber, SUPS Newport Beach '74 KAWASA KI 90 MCt M 3 spd, new valves, dutch, c ustom cab. Whal a 8JO 0174 ra1 er w a ac e 218,0y/bridge-fullequlp. Sail or Power Xlnl cond front end,shocks.Jlelwig truck! (N8708S)$599. · cabana. Loc_ated onState *Put The Sparkle Back• S99LSO. Trailor.988-8605 STJ.S253 . 8'5-8506 · 496.3018 overload l>prings 8' 644·4648 Dir. 1971 DATSUN owned ground. Possiblli· Expert polishing &: d Overhead camper, sips ty ol slaying indefinitely. \ailing on yournbergl WAMTIDTO IUY WANTED 0 0 shore moor· '71 Yamaha 12S MX. xlnt 4, elcc. water pump, dual '66 3 • Ton Stake bed 1 2 40-Z Mature adults. Space boat.Let.usclean&cp Ulo!Ofloutboardw/or Ing ; Balboa Island. Will condilion,$300. buttery system. $1200 T ru ck· 3 SP d 1 ~Pl'l'd A 1C, ~tereo rent $74. mo. $950. ru11 youreng1nes&:bU&e.l w /oul eng. Prder buyboatlfntt.&73-2746 Call646-2119 772-064t:irt.fiCAnahe1m) w/overdrive.runssuper. nni~s 17151JMl\l pnce. S4S·08SO the water or out.. Call trailer. N eeding work , , 070 Ch ---s995. DLR. 556-7s73 $3795 MESA BOAT CENTER, OK. Reas 492~ UPT030 ,NewporlCban· 72 Honda ~50 CB New evy 3 • Ton. V8. - SCRAM l£l ask for Paul. 646-0539 nel, yrly .• very reasona-cond. $600. 71 Honda SL 3s pd. S 1800 Bst t orr Vans 9570 DOH IURHS "I. S 27' Chr is Craft C ab, ble.673-4729 350 Good cond $550 645 61lO&K33-99t4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PORSCHE/AUDI ANSW Let us sell your boat, an Cruiser, T .S., xlnt cond. 548·8779. --'65 Ford van, xlnt mech ERS size, for fast results c Sips. 4 Fully crpt'd & Side lie for 2S to 30' Tow Tnack Wanted cond. liest oCrl'r befor.e 1363 I Harbor G .G . MESA BOAT CENTER covered. $6,000. Docked Sailboat. Main Ba)'. REAL gas saver! '74 bat '70"73. 644-4131 8 1175. 52S·6201. 636-2333 Zealot -Uproar -648-0539 in Newport. 6?5-8638 Newport. 6'75-7213. tery oper~led motor hike Goiter -Agenda -by WestinghOW>e. $175 ·59 c hevTruck,2T.dump 18' MOTORHOME. 1962 Alfa Romeo 9705 69 DATSUNSIO Eighty -Cloudy -26' Hull. No motor, n 27• DIESELSPRTFSHR loats, Spe..cl & 847-2216 br1 w/ 2 sp axle. $775. Chevy converted step ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\ulo , r,idio. vinyl roof, RECOGNIZE cabin. Hull only. Mak hd , gly, sips 4, AM & Ski 9080 ----A lS,581·3981. van. 80'~ completed dt.in. -sharp c YDJl~I • The college graduate re-offer. 646-7211. VHF rads, dpth & dir ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 HONDA 350CB New Sl150. 4'J3·2449 Alfa R0tne0 ~pe<'l<tl CJr for son 11r turned home from his 1o ... M 1 fndrs. Marlin c hrs .25%0FFonallSkiEqulp-eng.runsxlnt.Frnt.dil>t' D-ll<iul!ht•:r 35th class reunion In a • a •••-•u/ Brist ol cond, bst orr ment a l MESA .BOAT brake. SS25. 548-1~1 73 LUV Pi~ 69 VW VAN .,.. .. _ $988 very ch astenef'I mood. Set-Ylce f02 67S-S319or l ·S28-8569 CENTER. 64&-0539 Low mill's. mags. stereo, 4 Speed, r adio, complete SALE ··My classmalt!i," he in-....................... Motor Ho11tes.. will tr· d 83l 2040 dl I Y re c onditioned form1:d his Wlfe, "have Electrical·Woodworklng 2S Ft. Owens, 1965. Good 14' FJBERGLA.§. 2Shp Sale/ltent 9160 -a ::____:__ _.:.:.__ (17162Hl · Priced from 1:r.r;.~n~'• all gotten so rat and bald Plumbing·lnstal.lation cond. Must Sell! Moving engine & trailer $4SO ........................ 1974 G MC 3/4TSuburban $6 7991871 ic fi1V/ th ey didn't e ven & Repair. Jabd F.ng re-$3000,673-5298. 552·3068 22'ISLANDER,xlnleond, $3800 $2288 ,117502> llwit~ u!:'h ac ;42.443.'> RECOGNIZE me.·• pair. Fire system install ...,,.,d IT I •""M .68 E . d 16, l/O . self contained, $7250. 673-4717 I h I _. ~:----:-:-------! & . t ~ .. ~--' Mari , .-1 raw ers _, v1nru e • ln 846-0446 eac Rlftftf-TI Mi.ceUOReous main · -=vat"'o ne 40'dsl Trawlers $39,500 hull, 155 HP. OMC. Good ---------'73 Ford Pickup .. ...,.._... W•t..d 8011 S48·9'704. 30'Trawlers $22,000 cond. 646..3458. '74 23' OPEN ROAD to'ully F·lOO. Small V-8. radio & 'iSi•:•p1e'f't'8 at ~!~~~ur ...................... • loah,M.-IM Compl'd price. Finished self.c o nt'd . Loaded heater, R' b<'d. auto ~!h1ea~ &Jamboret>.N B. SS CASH SSFOlt l .. ptfteM 9010 & under const. AUantic Tl'CMlportoffon w/extras. $10,SOO or t ake trans m 1ss ion. powe r llunt. Bch 84:! 443~> 7 52-0900 C.ood used fum/rdrigs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pacific Maritime Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• over pymts. Pvt Pty sleerin$!. air condition· ~ . Frzrs/stoves. 546-0768. SWORDFtSH rt.At« 646•5491 or &7S-89ilS c-s, Sale/ 549-2559 mg, cu!>tom <'ab. factory 66 DODG ~ 1'!1cl'<i .to sell 73 ALFA ROMEO "=1t"~T:"'" '20 original rinis h Wtth S600.Dontm1ssfh1sone ~ SPIDER '72 240Z, air, 4 spd , .\m fm . maAS. red. Si\000 Will deal ~'8·4090 feorTari 9723 . •..•.•.•.......••.•••. • '1)8 3311 (;'fS \'.)2, OC\\ top. hrakt•s. tuned. pcr1 orig ~15 ;)0(1 ~lti·53'.M Will Buy Used Elednc Wooden, 2S tt. 30' Trawler, Perkins dsl. '"" I '71 Explorer 25'. fully con beautiful shell. $3550. 545-3411 Manic uring Machines. Good cond. Sips 5, F /B, dual control. •••••• • ••• ••••••••••••• t.w I gen.-root A/C, many c.7 8259 De 1 -\ le w m alea"e ro J ·t r Call 979-7~ REASONABLE. $2 4. 0 00. 64 6. 5 49 l / 'n Weekender Camper. extras. $7500. Priv Pt~ .,., · --~e_r __ . ·74 Dodge Van C~lm int, 111 ~upe rb ;onc1~t 1~1~ • 66 FERRARI ____ Call645·7'744alt7PM. 675-8945. SIC, xlnl cond. Xtras. 54-0-9128. 1 PS. lo m1 Xlnt <'Ond. 8312040dlr 330GT M~:~~1nents 8083 Johnson 18HP 0 /8 Mot.or loats. Rfttt/ --847"6250 <4·7 p.m.) -Trail~. Travel 9170 l_S4_~_fi_irm . Call lnJ·25ll. . 11.•>" m•IL'!'. mint 1011111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/xtras.Veryclean.. Cllartef' 9050 Alaskan Camper, 1970 8' ••••••••••••••••••••••• "63 VW CAM PER VAN·4 Auch 9701 lion. mu ... 1 wt· x.11 :.'\i.10 ... . h d h t •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ··1 L ed -oo. 4~9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wit propane rt oor SAVE money this vaca· sp .. ra 10, ea er, carpel I u r asele us trumpet • N beater Must sell 49'11532 · h' 1 ing & panelin", !>leeps 4 1974 AUDI FOX • $145. Todd Ml.ssler. 2 New 500 Gallon Fuel 20-30 ew Boats for • · t1on w I t is spot ess. .. r.:at 972 ... 551.2843 Tanks. •6!1'W\. re nt by day. Call mornings. mint cond. "Prowler '' runs great. A house on 4 dr., alereo. sunroof, <1 " ~ ~ 67s-8866 travel trailer. Sips 6 ....... ~llllllilllllillllll wheels! (06-IGIN) $899. sp .. A I C, 13.600 m iles ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office hrtlfture & 646·5491 or675-8945 · 73 VW Pop Top Camper New wide track glass • 644-4648 Dir St 1 I I in war ran l y . ORA"4GE COUNTY'S .. ,...,. ........ , ~ .... ..-v ~ ball. awning, st ereo. S8g'1 '70 VW Van. Gd. cond. list SAVE It--'---" 1015 ·-~.Pow--40 ·---s.a 9060 Tent, air, elec. (rig, dual tires. 1st $800 t akes. WANT (7 14LPB>. NEWEST & LARGEST ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30,000mi.Perlect.$5,900. _5.52_· __ .____ ofrer over SlSOO 57g DO .... IUR"'-'S 1 0M;;LEl~EIAR1\·~ Exe' svl chrs SlS/35, scy ELCO 27-good Olrysler, SCHOCK SABOT, xlnt 585·5702 /673·6'971 20' ARIST. Self-cont'd . Joanne. Apt B. CM ,, " chrs $J 2/24, desks, drtg Super ADF-bait pump, cond. Gd racing record. B'CABOVERCAMPER E-Z lirr. s waybar. clean ECONOMY? ---I PORSCHE/AUDI All Models&Color!. ~ t I s I d ks. e x c d k s. all Marlin equip. Rec. $400. 673-03JS aft.SPM. $1.900. 8' Stockland top 64 Corvair Van. Body & 13631 Harbor G .G . Dick Miller Motors Pierce-867 W. 19th, CM. s urvey. Orig. Owner . POLYNESIAN Realclean.$450 w /boat r ack $300. 10. Inter. in Gd. Cond. Con· 645-7411 $4500 642-6472 /e ve Catamaran 548-1537 Glasspar boat & ?tHfp verted. Reas.645-9690. 636-2333 r:ta .. ITiWliill-,. BARGAIN!Oneyearold 673-3468 22'unflnished Eldoradocamperw/Ford E lgin mlr. SJ50. 917 25VEGAS-PIMTOS-'66 DodgeVan.3speed.6 1975AUDIFOX '--.. ~ .. • Jr. Exec desks & chairs, For the best Ttailerabl 714-499-1977. truck. Many exlras, lo Presidio, San Clemente. MOMZAs..MOYAS cylinder. S975. 960·2618 2 dr., automutic. stert."' 1211 \\' \\ :t fllt'r ,II !'-0 \l;tlll one exec.sec. desk & Boal buy in Town. • ml.963·4980Mustsell 49'l·7~--IH STOCK afterlOAM 4,300 miles. Still in war chair, 4 desk floor pads. Mesa Boal Center. Venture d21 ' trlr, ttaotor. '74 Ford ,.,,, Ton Super Auto Senice & ranly. (247NBC). .....11llol \11.1 "" .:1.1.: low credenza. mail rack, 646-0S39 xlnt con .. many extras. .,.. r Example Autos Wanted 9590 SAVE a ll walnut finish, les ' . prv prty 830-4'79' Camper . 14M mi, xlnt arh 9400 '7 I VEGA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Old 25 Cabin CnJiser + c o n d S S 1 S O ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOPOOl, AR DOM BURNS Honda 9727 than half original cost, d h Lido 14 No 61 wttrlr, boat 67S-3S24 /49s.t423 Two U.S. Spri-nt ma"" for .....n 6 44 .6 0 56 & l ea v trtr. g ull, lots ol wk. It tr Good .,,, WAGON FORTOPUSEDCARS PORSCHE/AUDI Ndseng.'$250.5*-4922 cover x as ---------1 Ch~·ys. 14 by 7 h with FOREIGN,OOMESTIC 13631 HcrborG.G . THINK HONDA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER message. THOMAS Trianon .Keyboard Organ as seen on Lawrence WelJc ahow. 968-3555. , eond. $99S. 61$-67112 MAJORW •y tires. $75. ~5-9120 •speed trans mission. A or CLASSICS 636-2333 tadro, heater, (SnFPY) Jf your car is extra clean ----"'--·Gd.c:.c..d. Factory DirectSales Want l o buy: 196S El $300' Lat ofr. 64$-0736 For r egular & import Camino for parts or 1964 trucn Open 7 days. 858 or '65 El Camino right W. 18th St. Costa Mesa door. 1965 Chevelle or El Camino dash. Must havt· factory air EJ <:ammo door pa nels Ask for Larry. 968·4971 aft 6pm Autos for Sde 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Afttiqt1H/ Classics 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I s1499 WANT LUXURY? Lowest l'rfces MOW! see us first. •74 Audi. lOOLS. Sunroof, BAUER IUICIC 4spd, 2dr , 26mpg. XlnL 29'l5 Harbor Blvd. (714) 494-4871 Costa Mesa 979-2500 Austin-Healey TOP DOLLAR ·············•········· '59 BUG-EYE Sprite, new PAID pnt Eng. xlnl. Rollbar & • I • IMMEDIATELY top ssoo . 646 rn59 . FOR AU 548.6480--- ,_ Aa.tlwDHI tUS G G ••d. G.-droo Gr<>•• n 1.1111 Hond:i 7:1 Ch1r. ~ spd. rad1.i1,, t .1 •., .. 1•lll' elk . 18.S Vll m1 S:!.OS O~ 71-1 fi.11> '.!112:! FOREIGN CARS Austin Healey 3000. :'<Int CALL OR COME IM running cond & body. Jaquar 971~...: TO SEE US :::4~7~;;n t SaC'rif1ce '. ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••· NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W.Coast Hwy. H.B. 642-9405 BMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUKTY'S OLDEST & Salcl>·Ser\'icl'·l.A!~111~ Roy CarYer, Inc:.. Rolls 'Royce BMW 234 E. 17th St Costa M csn 546-•'444 CREVIER $1 ST & HOADWAY SAWTA AWA 835·3171 THE VUIMATE OIUVING loll•CHINE '71 BMW200:.!.lom1 , comp rchll <'O.C sun roor. rarl. & ta1>t· $-tot Ml 548-738R THINK Jaguar SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER For A a.ttw DM I J150 .... ltYd. w....-... U7-H24 '70 JAGUAR XKE COUPE 4 Specrl. air cond1t1omnl!. ~tl!rco r;ichn. 119 UN R $4199 ~witwm VTOYOTA_ I 9b6 flttt t.r I '·' bJI, '' 11 72 JAGUAR I I XKE2 +2 SCJt.Jtll..eDcl Ll·ss than 17,000 mile~. ~ V-12 cn~m<'. automattr ~4'"0 ~ I lran~m1 ss 1on . power • ·~~ ...._ steering & brakes, fa<' $ l. ory ai r c·onditioning, ... 1~·n•o cL1· 1833FYW I l $6495 1 ~-~~-------.. ~Codilloe EXCELLENT 2600 ....._ -." SELECTION c.mto Meso S40 .woo Of ALL MODELS IN STOCK • USED BMW's 1973 2002's ...... Kc. 2ToCllooMFNM • '73 BAVARIA's 2 To C9'ooM ,.,._ • Jense-n 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 JENSEN lnt~rceotor Ill Less than ~.000 miles. Priced !6000 below cur rent model 1 Will tradl.'. R.11 ·2040111 r 7 3 Jetts•n Healey l~.000 original miles' Will tradl'. R.11-204-0dlr LOlnboMJhinl 9736 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 LAMIORGHIMI •UR RACO •ESPADA 5Speeds or AutomnlJc!ll IM STOCK MOW lMMIDIATE DELIVBY AUTHORIZED DEAl.ER SALES SERVICE L.EASING JIM MARINO MOTOR CA•I 1200 w. C....t ttwy •• 645-1102 .... 1o.s lrw1 tlw RtlbM 8" Chi~ ' DJ 4 DAILY PflOT Sonday, July 20, 1075 ....._,.,,uW A111M.UM4 ~UM4 ....... UMcl ~.~!::9 .......... .. .............................................. ··•······•············· ....................... .... .. AMtos. l111porhd ...... ••ported .... ••port.ct Volbw_,.. 977 Volbwo9H 9770 C..-.C 991 5 Ca.1w 99ll Mwcwy 9950 ~~ ......... ~·:!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................................................................................................................. Mada 9711 Ponch. 9750 Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REPAIRS·SBVICI '62 vw BUG ZAPS27. 74 Couaar XR1. lmmae. '71 MERCURY '12 p(,Y. SaleUile Sebr· E.xchange4RebuHds Runs cood $S9$. DLR 67 CADILLAC A/c, Am/Fm tape.. Low ••• Ing. xlnl cond. $2800. ()( '72 RXJ. 1-'Dctory u1r t ond, Xlnt cond Wholc:rn l~· blul•boolc $1175 963 2746 Merc..t.s lftl& 97 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OVER 100 MEW &USS> MERCEDES OH DISl'l.AY H°!'~~1~~~:ts MERCEDESOEALER 6862M1rnchei;tcr, Buenu Park 523-7250 On the Santu Ana Fwy. '67 Mercedt.>s Benl , xlnt cond. Air cond. 1-'M /AM, power Windows. SSS( firm. Call btwn 6 & 8 pm. 979-8992 67 !>12. New 1750 CC engine. N ew paint, bra ku. s ho<'k"· N r. Perfect' $5500 833-3004 & 673 5971 \JllT, 1972, fulleqwpt. at(', lu m1. $8300. 645-1515 or eves 644 ·7315 TOYOT A SALE Hew '7 5 Pklalps LARGE SELECTION luy or Le as HOW! BROOKLY~BUGCO. ~7S73 rnJ.Pvt.Pty.~9044 MONTEGO MX . t>Htolfer.642·2'81 ----------1 2 Dr., V·8, automatic Estim•tes ~9141 '81 vw camper. Runs ·Ir trana .• radio, healer. D.-.&.-n 11r u ' . •71 Plymouth 1962 V w Baja Bue. looks good. $7SO or olftt. power windows, ract. --,... 1111 Auloma tc transl nwwd00 0• '72-2180cc en..im:. Webe 842-0SSC air., whitewall llres, ••••••••••••••••••••••• power ' eer ng. ra ' ' Duster &• vlnylroof,vln,yllnla'ior, '69 Dodge PolJ&ra, 4 dr beat.er, vinyl r oof. ~.agyb~o~~uf!Jtic!..~C::· Vol•• 9772 H.T. Takina a long trip. sedan, air, P/S. radio. 53'1·MVH: Economical 6 cylinder crank and"oit pump. Oi ••••••••••••••••••••••• This Is the one. Lie. beater. H as '71 Charier $1299 gas 11<•ver, power steer· OR l'!t. TQT""" eng. + heavy duty in~, tur condltlonll)g, fiJt.er. oil cooler. AM· AH.I COUMTY .......... I h tcr low miles 2ToChoow From Mu11t See! $1500/offer. EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO 93S ltllllil A11"91 O I $2395 1970 911 T Targa & 1970 645·&469 Largest Volvo Dealer 1:5~'· 581-4 . tun. Wl\O n y s track stereo pl1..1.1 more VOLVO $888 ~8:!r~~rttrhhc~~,e;-5t Cd l . ~c1:an'e<~DER> 911 s Coupe w/sunroor. d l • .61 VW. Good ca.cl in OrangeC.ounlYl ifh;iVJ\re{ '7Alirc. nhdasrg8e0rm. e~/S1Y~Bk.. ~. ~· T. OYOTA Jim Slemons M U!!t sell this weekend. "".Iii At~ I $l lOO. 642 BUY or LEASE •nr ooa .. .,,. ~ I ort Both are immaculate! i¥1' UUIO l>IRECT II~. Bch. 84z.4<w;> As is. $950. S49-9T10 · mp S sss~:kendSpec:ialdlr ~ TOYOTA _64_5_~1s_~_o_Ltc_s._u_z_s-'1 ~t,·~· f~+~,~.·~ 7DJECVOIWUPE Fon:I 9940 L966 Hnrbor •• CM M 6·9J03 197i;i:'iJ~6M. 97 P h 9 2 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a....i..~t-9952 ---------1 4 orsc c 14 · · 1966 Horbor, CM 646 9303 'JO VW BUG CORP. Vice·"......,, wife's ,,,_. -·'7 y M o u T u Stereo and ta .... A/G ..--'71 LTD Country Squire.••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 P L n ..~. • ----------personal car. Loaded. · on} mags. (2901120). 2025 S. Manchester Low miles. Perfect. Ex. cond. Loaded! Trlr •66 MUST ANG . Ne w DUSTER. Like new, .Y $5995 Corolla Sta. Wagon 1972 4 Speed, radio. mags, Anaheim 750-2011 hitch, lugg rk SlSOO paint, l>res. Good cond. 15.000 miles, factory &Jr 30,000 m1 . $1995. Call wide ovals. Customiz Firm. 642-4241, 49'·1003, $7SOororrer. • 536-8103. conditioning. powe r DOH IURHS Gene Felder 642·8584. or interior. #4612. A I Laura ---------1 steer ing, vinyl t op. PORSCHE/AUDI aft.4:30968-5319.___ $1699 -•en.-y ---------167Fastback. V-8,289auto, (222JSB) Only $3090. 13631 Harbor G.G. SALE! llunt. Bch. M2 4435 73 Ford Grand Torino p/s r/b, $650. Johnson & Son Lincoln!. '70 MARK II ---------1 Squire. 9 pass. P/s, P/b, • 644-4493 Mercury. 2626 Harbor '75 230 SEDAN, loaded. 6 36-2333 n.,,.· .. lA•tWI •75 VOLVO '71 ELDORADO,fullpwr, P /w, Am /Fm ster eo. Blvd c M.540-5630. 6000 mi. $9.600. 4!rl ---------• (f}i¥1' UUW like new. Xtras. Pri pty. Lugg. rack. AC, 19,000 '70 MUSTANG 302 eng.,1-=.:..:..::...··:.._.· _____ _ or492-8475afl6 '68PORSCHE 912Targa. 4 DOOR ~ 164E4Dr. Mustsellthisweek.Will mi.$3,500.847-1323 air, vinyl roof. Xlnt.'73 PlymoutbFuryill.2 ----5 spd, am/fm. mags, like Automatic transmission, ·~· VOLVO : Demo. automatic, air accept 1st reas. offer. cond. $2,000. 1·956-8284 Dr. hrdtp. Vinyl top. Air. 64 MERCB>ES new. $6200. 673-1247 cond., power steering, 962·7922 aft. noon. 12 '69 LTD Brougham .• 1 . Radials. Very clean. ·220 SE ·71 914 Must seU-nn'ced 295rad_iCoT. Q<3 tPorfchesoosstearrtroamt) 19116 H11rhor c M 646 9303 AM .FM 8 t r ack' noon. Owner. 40M Clrig. mi, full '6SCONV.ERTIBLEak ·' _Be_s_t_o_r_re_r_. ss_1_-U3_1_. --Rare 4 s peed, w1lh noor right. r headlight rims, floor ---------1 pwr incl A/C & cruise Needs fixing up. M e1- l>h1ft. air. or1~1nal paint. 645.2372 $1299 '73 vw Bug, 14,000 orig. mats. #3614. 74 Cadillac control. Perr. cond. offer. Ph: 558-1818 '72 Satellite. xlnt cond .• 11 t • 831 "'"'""I · M · t d $400 W SI 190 $1399. 979-4928 radio, nu paint, baUery, exec en """''' r. -m1 in con . as C ---------1 '68 Mustng. ~ erig. aut.o, etc $700./ offer. 963-7294 Rolls Royu 9 756 1\ftlllillAu~a T.O.P.536-7880aft 6 So¥hMJs$1004 Oupe '67 Mustang, 390, GTA . ooly67,000ma.$795orof·--------66 ~·J~::sE ··;;iiiE.ALRERo.ivNii.S'.A. •• 9 ,:IJw.TO,YOuuTAw '6: ~~.s~~. ~;~~~ NOW $7·186 de Ville ~~:k~~~. needs body ter.842-6269. ~~!~~ ........... !!!~ <\n1mm aculalc<'lassic:in ~ Aft.6PM.499-1455 Beautiful powder blue '68T·Bird,4drw/landau Al.L-oblle 9955 '75 Trans Am, 4 speed, IR · L' with luxurious blue cloth L d d 1 $700 -... · h CKD &oul ~Sun roof &lcalher RC -fj • h top . oa e. . •••'•••••••••••••••••••• loadedw1l extras. interior 831·2040dlr ARVER 1966 Horbqr: C M .646 9JOJ 70VW Bug, xlntcond. fOJl U0i4 ~~~~i~~tu:I ~~~! ~ 979·0232aft5pm. Sales and Service 409, $4950. 645·2444 days. ROLLS·ROYCE - -s1 ,1so, 00 OLDSMOBILE 499-4374eves Mercedes Rem: I~. 230 4 23AE.17th s1. 69 TOYOTA 675·3176. :. ·. (685J LO ) '70'.12 Ford Falcon, 4 Dr. , · door \\hlll.' aulu ~ COSTAMESA d. h t ·~·" VOLVO . J1·msletm..-.ns Sedan. V·B, P/s, P /b, GMCTRUCICS '72 GRAND PRIX all 494 1239 ' ·' · l'----"5'1i-4U4 2 Dr .• ra 10• ea er . '67 VW MlCROBUS$1400. ""' auto trans. Vinyl roof. HOMDACARS pwr .. cruise-control, ex· CLOSED SUNDAYS Where is the young lady 23 windows & sunroof. 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646 9303 Imports Xlot cond. 842-4282. u.1.-lty ~ lr a s. $2. 500 or o! r. I 9 7 3 for l h i s one? Li c · AM /FM + 8-trlt. 646·9501 ·""-"'---------•• • vwu. 675·1269 Saab 9760 XDL892. BRAND NEW 1970Harbor,C.M. 2850Harboi'Blvd. M d B ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1288 '73 VW 412 Station Wagon, 63I·1276 SURFER SPECIAL Costa Mesa 540-9640 71 Firebird, 350 hp, vinyl erc e es-em re b 1 t en g. A I c . 1975 VOLVOS 'SS Station Wagon, in· • lop, Ale. 31,000 mi. Xlnt 4 5 0 SE Sedan SA AB AM I FM /8·trk, xlnl cood. terceptor engine, hvy du· 6 4 CUT LASS V 8 -cond. Best ofrer. 675-7016 Sun roof. only 21.000 :.u:- tual miles. & Pn n'll tu Sdl ! C80911SX I DEMO $2950. 499·2927or497·1 IUJ orlw ty trlr hitch, many new 18MPG. xlnt. runner. or675-8039 $ALE ljSJ•;µ11e'f't'JI or (213) 357.3271 VOLVO DEAi R ~:'!1\~nc!dpp~~~~;~:: $375.493·2029aft. 5:30 l--.-68-F_IR_E--..B-IR_D_350 __ Jim Slemons Imports 833-9300 18711 l'kach =· '71 VW Squareback, Aff. Sl .... CE 1956 Auto-gd cond must sell Priced from llWll. fkh. H42·4435 new tires & fi..nish. $1750. "" 645·8290 72 Cutlass Supreme 49,000 498-1534/ 492·8855. $4190 493-2384or498-1047 WILLIAMS mi. White vin. ove r ------- (115402) '69 TOYOTA CORONA1-------1 IMPORTS 73 TORl..,O Tangerine, a/c. p/s. p/b, 74 PONTIAC Hardtop-Auto matic 71 ICARMAteil " immac. P vt. Pty. $2,350. Bea~4~~s ~~~~!t ~~~~si,01~:~~: GHIA EXCLUSIVE COUPE 531·9770· LE MANS at MacArthur runs well. CXDP791) Radio. This is the one VOLVO Automatic transmission, '70 OLDS 442 Convert. COUPE &J b NB $799 you're looking for. air conditionina, power New thru-out. Sell or am orec. · · · DI (696HEV) ._.... t d f v P /P Automatic transmission • MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 52-0900 644·4648 r. DEALER steering, radio, heater. ra e or an. $2688 less than 16.000 miles. & ~·7573or 536-9480aft. 6 air conditioning, radio, THINK ~ SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER ForA ....... Dl'GI 13750 S.-h ll•d. w .. ....,.ttt Sl7 .. IZ4 Toy. Corolla '69 Sta. Wag, 'J2 SAAB 99 good cond, owner leav'g. . $800 or ofr. 752-6960. 1 Door, automal1c ---------- transmi ssion. air condi-Triumph 9767 t1oning. radio, vinyl roof. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 918-llSF. $2799 ~erutlemiA 11 M-G--1\i/'J TOYOTA . MIDGET 1966 Horbor, ( M. 646 9303 ONLY AT HIERI -1 Spd .• all this needs is a S~ 9761 owner . Gorgeous (797BNL > ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• s 1888 EXCLUSIVE FOi FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH ... , ................. ••· ut.nn Harbour V .W. ,...-. ' . . ' .. Hunt. Bch. 65 VW IUG 113·1 Radio. J ust like new. Hard to find. CPYG680) $1088 Harbour V.W. . . . • • I • t llunt. Bch. 73 vw 412 8011 Commonwealth healer, less than 20,000 Buena Park 521·7000 '-""===~=~~~I Priced to Sell! <577KHE> Pl..to 9957 miles! (718HFV) '74 VOLVO 145 ES WAGON 4 Speed, air conditioning. 8 ·t rack s tereo radio 926·KGS. $4999 J>Wt Leru e VOLVO 1966 Horhor CM 64~ 9301 9920 Jim Sle11a1s · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Only $3695 Che•rolet I orf 1973 Ford Pinto Squire. ....................... mp s Many xtras. Xlnt cond. Jim Slen10ns CONHB.L 1970Harbor,C.M. $2595·bstofr.S48·2698. CHEVROLET 631-1276 '74 WAGON 23000 mi. 4 Imports SALES & SERVICE 1970'H bo CM s pd. trans, new rad. a r r, · · 2828 Harbor ll•d. 73 Gran Torino Sport t ires, Xlnt. cond. 833·1639 631-1276 COSTA MESA 21000M. am/fm. p/w; 546-1200 $2900. ~5. 1973 Pinto Runabout. Im-71 FIREllRD -------------------i mac. cond. 12,000 mi. '63 CHEV. Convertible, M • k 9947 R/H, 4 spd . Orig. owner. ESPIRIT · 3Z7. engine & body fine. avenc S2l00, Lie. VBOND, Less than 45,000 miles, $450. 496·6493 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644.8818 vinyl lop, automatic '73 MAVERICK Lo ml, ---------1 tra nsmission, factory air '47 Chevy. 4 dr. Good has everything. Xlnl. 72 Pllli...l"l"O conditioning, radio, parts car. As. is. $200. cond. See to apprec. "I heater, white sidewall • 642-4895. 968·8740 Squire w~ tires. (522DLT) '67 IMPALA '70 MAVERICK. xlnt Automatic transrrussion, Onl $2898 Orange County Volkswa9en 9770 ·6:;·59u:.mAci· 2 Door, 4 speed, low mileage. turquiose melalhc. Neat as a pin. Hard to find model. <No.0946) FINEST SELECTION $300. or best offer cond. Low ml. Auto. 6 air conditioning, radio. ___ ....... ____ .., 67~aft.5 cyl. Xlnt economy. $1275. heater, less than 18,000l~•M11rs1~1.~tG1••ai . &l2·3863 actual miles! (IDGXZ) Harbour V. W. llunt lk h 842 443~ New paint. original thru· out. (VEG043) 72 Malibu, radio, heater, Only 52395 a/c, good cond. Best of. fer 673-0572 eves. Mercury 9950 J• SI or MGB 9 744 Mg!~ $1188 $2288 USED VOLVOS ••• •• ••••••••• •• • • • •• • • Im elllOl'IS '1'\ VEGA. Panel Wagon. I 12.000 mi, auto trans, 7 2 M E R CU R y mporfs in radio, htr, $2700. days MARQUIS BROUGHAM 1970 H bor CM 1968 Pontiac LeMans 2-door, auto, $400 675-2028 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 MGR GT, $2800 xlnt cond. Call 499-3475 AUTHOll'lED 5*s Ii W.ice DAVE ROSS POKTIAC-STUTZ •64 MGI $725. 2480 Harbor ll•d. 646·2022 or 548-7482 Coda M•sa 546-8017 '63MGB. Newpaint&top. T t 9765 54,000 a ct miles. $1295. oyo a •• 645·1513. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Qpel 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 OPElGT Less than 36,000 miles. 4 s peed, radio. hcatC'r , \\SW tires. fantasic con dillon. (896EIV> Onl $2895 Nabers CodiHoc 2600 tt.rMr ll•cl. . C-to Mesa 540 9100 '68 OPEL KADE1i'·4 5p . radio. heater, wsw tires. ,::r eal J?a s mllagc ! •55562> $699. Anniversary SALE $1500 DISCOUMT!! from d e ale r windoY. pnce on this near new TOYOTA Sport COMpe Autom alir. power steer· ing. ci1r. cond .• AM-FM radio. vinyl top. No I 1476. Offer Expires 7-22-75 JOp m. 644·4648 l>lr 1\ l • Porsch-~ - -9750 .W\ tutiA '59PORSClll';Convt "D" ~ TOYOTA ···········•·•·•···•··· ) Restored . $6000. J\fl. 7 PM , Seattle, (206 ) 1966Horbor.CM 646.9303 824·631 2 THIMK TOYOTA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER F.w A..,_ DMI I 0011 Go G. ll•d. ''i'f'M"' 1 11 ac v . llunl Bch. 842·4435 *VWBUGS 168 THRU •74·s 20 To Choow From Gcrden West VW 2 Blks W. of Beach Blvd. 7600 Westminster1tve. Westminst'er 638-7880 YWCCM;peil AND 11l;@JMI Hunt. Bch. 842·4435 67VW 2Door Like new! (TYX946) $1288 ''o/l·@'M"' t II ac v . llWll. Heh. 842·4435 70YW 2 Door, radio, healer. Rebuilt too nice to be priced thi s low. (811ACN ). $1688 BUSES 71 PopTop 7 2 7 Poss. 7 0 7 ,~ 1:r.n.:ann11 0 SEDAN AM/Fm t ar , . . ra~ 538-3939, eves963-120L · s ereo, 631·1Z76 '69 Blue Catalina, air. -'"":.1-power twin comfort P/B P /S gd d County '65 1mpal a,2 d.r,'AM/FM8 loui:ige seats with Plymouth 9960 $1195,642:1;,~ry con · track, mag wbl.s • .Bestof· r echner, power door ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1Choice of 30J fer 893.e688. lotks, AM /FM radio, AJl.AS Thunderbird 9970 '69Thru74's super l ow price . ••••••••••••-••••••••• '88 CHEVY IMPALA· (981FNZ) Only $2650. '57 T·Bird Classic Car. All With Automatic trans., air Johnson & Son Lincoln· Al·r Condit1·oru·ng -.a di beater C~sler JM.-..a. Xlnl cond. Pvt Pty. cuuu..,r a o, ,wsw Mercur y, 2626 Harbor ,.,,,,,_... u 93""°" ALL tires.(WAC926)$599.Dlr Blvd .. C.M.540-5630. Open aily&Sun.'tillO Ca 4 . .....,.. PRICED 644-4&48 ·' 7 2 M E RC U RY PM 2929HarborBlvd., '6B T-BTRD '62 IMPALA. Tape deck, MONTEGO MX. 4 Door Costa Mesa Excellent C:?nd. Less TO Runs great. F95· Call sedan. air conditioning, 546-1934 thanSO.OOOmis.848·0723 548-4783. AM /FM stereo. A good Ve<Ja 9974 SELL .83 Impala. loaded , clean medium·priced '68 PLY 4 dr, lo mi, air,••••••••••••••••••••••• WILLIAMS Economical. $225. L . familycar.We'velooked xlntcond.$795.646-2022&'72 GT Wagon, am/fm IMPORTS Kraft, Box 153.S, Laguna, at this henoughl! Here's 548·7482 stereo, mag whls, dlx int, 92652 your c a nee o save. GTsusp pkg. 554.1217 VOLVO Make offer. (419EOM). '6 4 PLY M 0 UT H 1--------- DEALER '73 Chevelle Malibu Wag. Save. Johnson & Son Lin· V A L I A N T · Radio. '74 HATCHBACK GT lo SOU Commonwealth A/C, P /S, P /B. 350 eng. coln·Mercury, 2626 heater , wsw tires. fine mi., 4 spd, A/C, AM /FM Buena Park 521.7000 H.D. susp. for trlr'g. Harbor Blvd., C.M. condition. (PB2284)$499. stereo 8 track, comp. 26,000 mi. XL oood. $3195. 540-5630. 644-4648 Dir. loaded. $2,675. 842-3431 '71 VOLVO 142 stick 545·2478 AllhK. Mew ·9800 Autos, Mew 9100 A.dos, Hew tlOO $2,39S. 675.1832 1966 Chevy Nova Wagon, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• good cond. th.tu-out. $400. '114 /962·5471 7 I Sun Roof. 'tm.1 n'ea~. Specially priced and Hunt. Bch. 842·4435 1962 122 S. Runs good. READYfor $500/make offer. Call '66 CBEVELL. SJM mi, 71 YW 714/494 -7837, Robin. VacationTnne.. ne w tir es, P /S, P /B, Garden Wnt VW 2 Dr., radio. This s~d A.tos. Used clean. $645. 581-8675 2 Bl ks W. of Beach Blvd. be on the showroom. Lie. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrysa.r 9925 7600 Westminster Ave. 215DJA. '59 Ford Pickup $450. 63 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westminster 638-7880 $ 1888 Cad. Nu pot. Xlnt cood. Brand new "7S c.ordoba, $400,gdtires642-7552 all t U /bl k '69 VW SQ BCK. Ctean in/· ex ras, s ver w ac AMC 9905 interior. 494-2280eve. out. Sunrf', auto trans, $1400. 548·9466/642·9466. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Chrysl er Convert. '71 VW Supe r Beetle, New 75 AMC Hornet Auto, A/C, P/s, brks, Bch 842 4"35 Hatchbk Won on TV, SO wndws good cond. Good marine blue. auto, 43,000 _H_ld_. __ . ____ . __ mi. Many xtras. 1 yr mileag~. $1125.644-6457 mi's, AM rad. Beautiful fact. warr. $3900 or best ---""'-------• cond. 496-2374 aft 6pm oc 72 VW offer. 646-2630or64U632 COIMt · 9927 ONLY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY f'or C'la ss1f1cd Ad ACTION Call a Uatly Pilot A O VlSOR 642 567R G8'd9ft Gro• • ~)7-504 wknds 2 Dr., radio, heater. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RHdY for lots ol fun & 1963 Rambler. Good body, '664 DR 289 v..s, P/s, auto. _ Ceonmginpelestf5041ofo r!~P .• AJv: aummer.Llc.988FB6. tires, upbkol , etc. Needs '5M orig. ml $695. P.P. "" $2 I 88 some wor 949-9773 ssz.mo. $3260 '"" r.u " uc. SffOlT WHUl USf FULLY FACToaY IQU8'PID 9100 misc. parts 833-2571 ---------• '68JAVELINSS'r,fully C ..... Mllfal Alltos. Hew •'I I Harbour V .W. equipped.$895. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ____ Ms-.5438 ______ 197S Mark IV. All tbe ex· ... ck 99 IO tru I Cu.st lot. Take O¥er •••••••••• ••••••-••••• lae pymnts. ~7898. 'SS Buick Skylark. P /S. '12 MARK IV. Xlnt cood. ..... ij~j;,ijj ..... ·~~!~J~.:~· ~~~: 'lltaJ '68VWSquareback, _H_unt_. Bc_h_. ___ 84_2·_4435_ : ; • : t IN SANTAANA $69.MO. ONLY '111.10 DELIVERS NEW '75 FIAT 121 J.Deef SPORTSCAR CENTER LARGE SELECTION OF NEW & USED IMPORTS Dick Miller Motors l:>J. • ~:.CTORY AUTHOllUO Seil ... S.tvl<•, l•o\lf19 ' ov .. ..al o.41very 120 W. Wornor a t So. Main, Santa Ana •557-2132• good condition. 536-059'l '68 BUG. SUNROOF. New paint. Reblt eng. $1295 * * 645-1..513 '71 SUPER BEETLE, 21,000act. ml. Ukenew. $1995 ··~1513 '72 VW Super Bed.le, C7M mi. Fm &8 track. Good cond. UIU/orfer. 548-TU6. 64 VW Sqbk, recent valve JOb. $785. Sat. 67~; Sun. 640·5328. 1000/o fiwulsa~ , .... Ir LAlbor. '69 VW Bus, 40.$79 ml Like new. Must He tll beUeve. SJS95. X~4S. Dir. MANYOTIIERVW BUOSfJ FASTBACKS TO CHOOSE FROM 74VW_,. Radio, heat.er. This one ts one everyone has beeD looking for. Uc. 534.JSD. $2688 Hnrbo•Jr ·"· W. . . . ' 69VW FASTIACI Fact. air., Lie. TtJX9M VS. Good run. cond. Full pow er. 33,000 $500/best oflw. St8-G2SIO careful m I, $5300 fmn. t-~~.:;::; MS-1621. an. t . C1•ec 9915 . ..................... . CADILLAC Custom paint. ne• ~lliliilili-.- brakes. Hard toflnd.. "74 Cad C" DeVille. Lo '72 COUGAR XR-1. Ught $988 ml'• Slmpb' beeut.lfur. bhte with dark blue r.auW.0-looU.,•r lolerlor • ----· ... atc,lDI v\"'' ~, Harbour V .W I . : • , '73 El Doudo. Landau Sharp A ready lo go top. Stereo • tepes. <mFNG > 13115. Jobntoa Cruise control Leaf.ha. • Son Lincoln-Mercury, tbtl. Deb. • Beaull owaer •local. Lo :IJQ8 fhrbor Blvd.. C.M. ~~ miles. i5M1Mt. 540-IG0. --------- '69 CORVmE COUH 240:1 AM FM rediowltl'I teoe, HPH<l1 Autom.atk. air cond, AM FM mag whotls.. 664EJJ s1ereo, radio, heater, lupet' 11\Aro. 064MP J •5195 ' --mDml--COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF JULY 20 • JULY 26 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. In c. 1234 S. Moin St .. Santo Ano 547-5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St., Sonia Ano 835-3171 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 26CXJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvcl., Costa Mesa 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-7781 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd.. Westminster 636-4010 ld!GI University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd.. Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lin col n Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 1301 No.Tustin. Santo Ano 547-051 1 MAIDA Jim Panos Mazda 2001 South Manchester, Anaheim 750·2141 THE DAIL V PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 20. 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-8017 TOYOTA Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 646-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota I 8881 Be ach Blvd., Huntington Beach 847-8555 vw. PORSCHE-AUDI Chick Iverson . Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 TV !PORT! HllJHl/11/IT! SUNDAY. JULY 20 ll:OOAM 11 Anpl Bueball Angels vs. Cleveland. 11:30 Cf) CBS Tennis Classic 1:30PM 0 <9 (j)) CI) U.S. Women'• Open Golf Ch•mplon1hlp From the Atlantic City Country Club In Northfield, New Jersey. @CD CBS Tennis Classic 3:00 D Nfl Ch•mplonshlp Gam• "1973 NFC Championship" Min· nesota Vikings vs. Dallas Cowboys. 4:00 <a ([)) Women's Pro Tennll Tour MONDAY, JULY 21 8:00PM O Q) (i) ®) NBC Monday Nliht a. .. ball Teams to be an· nounced. THURSDAY, JULY 24 7:30PM Ell) The W•y It WH "1960 Eagles/Packers NFL Champion· ship" FRIDAY, JULY 25 9:00PM O Madison Square Garden Fight SATURDAY, JULY 26 ll:OOAM O Q.j Ci) (Jg) M•iOr L. .. gue Baseball Teams to be a n· nounced. 2:00PM tJ (j) Canadian Open Gof~ From the Royal Montreal G~lf Club in lie Bizard, Quebec, with a total purse of $200,000 in Canadian funds. 4:00 Ontario Motorcycle Claaslc (3) CBS Sports Spectacular 4:30 3 NCAA Highlights 5:00 CBS ~rts Spectacular (!)) CJ) ABC's Wide World of Sports 1 Canadian Open Golf Championship 5:30 : Way It Was "1960 Eagles/Packers NFL Championship" 9:00 Boxing From the Olympic SUNDAY, JUC.Y 20 1:00 11 "Adventure" ldr•) '46 -Cl•rk G•ble. Greer G•rson. Jo•n Blondell. 8:30 7 (29 8) l (C> "The ••suited'' (su•p) '71 -Clint E.astwood, Gereldlne P•ge Ellnbeth H•rtm•n, Jo Ann Hurls. 10:30 9 IC) •1Lonl Jim" (dre) '65 -Peter O'Toole, James MHon. MONDAY, JULY 21 7:30 9 (C) "81ood la S•nd" (dra) ·41 -Tyrone Power, Rll• thyworth. 8:00 5 (C) "By Lo11e ,.ouened" (dr•) '61 -Lan• Turner, Efr11m Z1m· b•llst Jr., Jnon Robards, Georae H•mlllon. TUESDAY, JULY 22 7:30 9 "Ufebollt" (dra) '44 -Tallulah B•nkhead, John Hodl•k. 8:00 5 "Sink the Blwn•rck" (adv) ·60 -Kenneth Morw, D•n• Wynter. 8:30 4 23 6 10 (C) "The L .. t Survl11on" (dra) '75 -Martin Sheen, Diane Beker, Tom Bosley, Chrlstorher George. Bruce O•vldaon. 7 (29 I) 3 (C) "let's Switch!' (dra) '75 -Barbu• Eden, B•rbara Feldon, Oeorae FurthLRichud Sch•al. WEDnESDAY, JULY 23 7:30 9 "lea MIMr.bles" (dr•) '35 -Fredric March, Charles Lau11hton. 8:00 5 "Double Indemnity" (my•) •44 -Fred M1cMurra)', Bubar• St•n· wyck, Edward G. Robinson. 8:30 7 (29 8} 3 (C) "Unwed Father" (dra) '74 -Joseph Bottoms, K•Y Lenz, Joseph Camp•nell•. Kim Hunter, Beverly Garland. 9:00 10 (C> ''Tiie l.att Hunt" (dra) '56 -Robert Taylor, Stewart Gr•nger. THURSDAY, JULY 24 7•30 9 "The Eu 6 IN (com) ·47 -Fred M•cMurr•y. Claudette Colbert. 1:00 5 (C) "A Coven•nt With Oe•th" (dr•) '67 -Georae M•harls, Laura Devon, E•rl Holllman. 9:00 2 17 3 8 CCI "Who's Afraid of Vlralnla Wolf?" (dra) '66 -Ellubeth Taylor. Richard Burton, Georae Seaal, Sandy Dennis. 4 23 6 JO (C) "The G<Htest Gitt" (dr•) '75 -Glenn Ford, Julle H•r· rls, H•rrl1 Yulln. FRIDAY, JULY 25 7:30 9 "You C•n't ChHt •n Honest M•n" (com) •39 -W.C. Fields. 8:00 2 17 3 8 (C) "F'er-Oe-Lance" (dr•l •75 -D•vld J•nssen, Hope Lange. 4 23 6 10 (C) "'The Tumtna Point of Jim Malloy" (d'8) '75 -Gia Youn,. John Sav•a•, Blff McGuire. CllH Gorman, Donald Blakely, 5 (C) " he Tenth Viet m" (mys) '65 -M•rcello MHtrolannl. 7 (29 II 3 (C) "Tnpped hnHth the Se•" (auap) '75 -Lee J. Cobb, Martin B•lnm,. Joshu• Bryant, P•ul Mich••I Gl•ser, 81rn Grant. 9:30 2 17 l 8 (C) "Cnme Club" (dr•) '75 -Scott Thomas, Eu1ene Roche. 4 23 6 10 <C) "Stfllle Force'' (dra) '75 -Cliff Gonn•n, Donald Bl•ke· 8:00 9:00 9130 ly. SATURDAY, JULY 26 4 2l 6 10 (C) .. Hewed• Smith" (Wes) '75 -Lome Green•, Cliff Potts. 5 ~Htaht After ftilipt'' (com) '32 -Constance Cummlnp, Geor~e Reft, Ma• West. 9 (C) "Welk the "'9ud Lend" (wes) '!56 -Audie Muri>hy. 4 23 6 10 (C) ''llley. Only Com• Out at Nlaht" (dr.) '75 -Jacl1 W•rden. Cherfn Ynfente, Tim O'Connor, Joe M•ntell. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 20, 1975 !9·· CLOSE -UP '· I ISLAND PARADISE Catalina Island always hti played a big part in the life of William Conrad, who stars in Cannon on CBS. Wednesdays at 9PM As a then-slim Southern California youth addicted to pre-World War II big band music, Conrad remembers riding ''the Big White Steamer" to Avalon to dance to the rhythms of such musical ravoritcs as Jan Garber. Glen G ray, Sammy Kaye and Tommy Do rsey 1n the island's still-existent Casino Like most of his generation, he found Catalina an inviting playground away from the usual mainland haunts, with its many attractions-the glass bottom boats, beaches. sportsfishing and. of course, an intriguing array of new feminine faces. Except for time lost as a wartime fighter pilot and A rmed Force~ Radio Service producer-director. the actor. who in September re- 1urns for his fifth season as the portly private eye on Cannon, h as been a constant visitor to Catalina Island and hs marine environs. A noted deep-sea fisherman who set a world record a few years ago when he hooked a 61 1.4 -pound sailfish wilh a 6-pound test line off Me1tico's Yucatan penin<>ula. Conrad has landed many a Marlin in Catalina walers. As the owner of the 47-foot yacht "Moonraker" for several years, he was a sailing regular -;een almost every weeend in Avalon Bay. But, since parting company with that classy etch, another strong personal intere-;t keep(, him com· muting regularly from the mainland. Ws hls more tlum fatherty concern for one o f the natio n\ moSl unique prep schools. Catalina Island St:hool, frum which his I 8- year-old son Chris was gradu ated on June 7. As a three-year mem- ber of the Board of Trustees, the veteran actor has devoted a~ much of his time and energies as his entertainmenl career permit<> to fur· thering the development of the scbool and its accenl on outdoor education. "l love that school," he exclaims. "It's a wonderful educational e~perience for a lot of young people." Conrad has cicpressed 1hat enthusiasm in several ways with generous contributio ns to campus expansion: he backed a documentary film used to promote and pub· liciz.e the school on a national basis and, before its sale. provided the "Moonraker" for instructional purposes in a class o n seaman- ship And the school soon will fall heir to the Bostton whaler boat be purchased for son C hrni' use as an underclassman. Currently, Catalina Island School, under the directorship of new head master Richard Wheeler, is embarked on an innovative edu- cational concept d escribed as a "school within a school." Under the experiment, as many as I 0 other Southern California private schools on the prep level (gFades 9 through 12) have participated 1n a pro- gram in which their students monitor Catalina Island classes in a variety of subjects-marine biology. geology of Catalina. flora and fauna of the island, geological hikes and plank.ton tows (dragging for plankton from a boat)-for five-day periods. According to Wheeler. the experiment is working so successfully he hopes to expand the program next year to include selected public schools through the auspices of the State Department of Education. Anotbe.r CIS development or interest to Board of Trustees mem- ber Conrad is its newly inaugurated "subsistence fisheries program" in whjch volunteer students replenish the campus food locker with their catches of rock cod and sand dabs from the well-stocked fish- ing grounds near the school's T oyon Bay locale. The school's food supply also bcnefitted recently from the acquisition of a I 50-pound Marlin hauled in by a fisherman friend of the senior Conrad. Olddoonmen llkt Western author Zane Grey long ago discov- ered the virtues of Catalina as a virtual sporting paradise. as Con- rad is quick to point out. Jt was Grey who reportedly 'itocked the Lsland with a herd of American Buffalo whose descendants still browse within the campus confines of Catalina Jsland School. And, the actor notes, the famed Catalina Island Tuna Club ranks as one of the first sports fishing clubs on the West Coast. LI.kt tbe old tune's romanticist who "found his love in A valoo, beside the Bay," Bill Conrad fell in love with Catalina Island long ago and the infatuation remains constant. P1ge 3 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 20, 1975 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS features r,i u f{ N I N c; 0 4 s ~ (!) @) B) Hlrh Rollers Movie: See Daytime Movies futures * This ... 11 111 thre. Netwofb will Truth or Consequences carry cowerace of the splashdown Gomer Pyle ind recovety or both Soyuz and : Education11 Proararni Apollo 191ceeretts.. · News/Penorama del Ville 6:00 IJ Ci) Summer SemHler lO:lO,~~ ~:il~e Squares 0 KnOwtedre "The Rlaht of the ~{I) Cif) Bradr Bundi People" • features O History of Alt The Flyin1 Nun m Bullwinkle Petticoat Junctlon 6:30 D Cl1rt111ont Colloquium Mon., 700 Club Wed., Fri.; Steps to Lumlnr Tues.; 11:00 IJ (fi'J CIJ CI) Younr l Restless Medhc Thurs. 0 13) (]) ®) m The M11nlfleent O Not ror Women Onlr ''Exotic Marble Machine Cookina" I (Qj CI)) rn m Sho•·Offs i Mlchul J1cllson Show · Tommr H1wlllns Show [gJ Educational Futures News Educat1on1I Features I Drum ol Jeannie News/Public Aff1lra : Oectric Compeny (j)) Momlnc Comedy Tlme 11:30 IJ cm @(j) Search lor Tomor· 7 :00. 9 ffi ~ ~ ~=y Show; To-0 @ 00 ~ m Jktpot r.; Blctntenni1I State Salute Fri. 0 (eifj Ci)) 00 Ef) Rhyme I Ilea· "Wyoming'' Included in this report son on Wyoming is a look at the Na· I let's Rap llonal Park Service in Yellowstone Biii Cosby N1llonal Park; a visit to Frontier ~ew York Stock Exdllnre Days in Cheyenne; and an interview : Villi Alecre wtth Governor Ed Herschler about eneray development in Wyom ing and how 11 will affect the future of the stale. AFTFRNOON I ~ COO'f m m AM Amertca 12 :00 Aom~r Room New Zoo Revue Stock Eldl1n1e Sesame StrNt Noontime Diamond Head Tiie Fu(itlve 6 Phil Don1hue Show (Qtj @ ) (I) al You Don't Sar @)News 7:301 m Cartoons · Tennessee Tuxedo Porky Pie Market Update 1:00 I 00 @ rn Captal11 Kanc•roo a sunup • 81111111 Splits I frl1nd1 The Alntstones Cartoons Not for Women Only : T'1I Chi Ch'u1n 1:10 O EJ Merc.edo dt lot Numeros 1:30 I n. 8-lltry • DavtJ l Collath Yori & Friends Comer Prfe New Zoo A1vue : Mister Ro1tn' NtffllborlMod 9:00~§ (]) (j) s,in-Otf : Sesame Stttet • ct) @) m Ctfebrtty SWNp- mkti Btn Caaey 1 Le1w It to au,., AM Los Anaeles Jiu LI Lanne I Love Luer 9 FeaturH 1 New Yorti Stoel Eldlanre ( ~ Cl)) Mike Dou(tls Show C· Travel fJlm1 9 = 30 R iJ ffi ~:;:~Ml ol For· tune I Dennla tfle Menac.e Q)@Featu,., Mothers·ln·ll• G1llopln1 Gourmet 10:00 a @ Cil Cil Tltttetalu Movie: See Daytime Movies ~h Chlpetral W "oon Atf1lr/Joe B111tt. OW l @ Somenet Tenneisee Tu•edo Features Not for Women Only 12:30 IJ cm (1) (j) Aa the Wor1d Turna O ~@ ®>mD11s of Our Lives a ,~ oo> rn m Alt ,., Chll· dren @ Bullwlntfe 1:00 @ (3) Cf) The Culdlnr U1ht @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6 Divorce Court <a 00) CI) Cif) Ryan' a Htpe • News M1jor Adams M1rtet Closlnr : Eduational Pro1r1ma . (I) (lg m Tiie Ooc1ors 1:30 I ~ rn CI> Ed1e of Nlrht armlt"s 01u1hter (Ci!) 00> (}) Cif) let's Mille A Dul fJ Joumey to Adventure 2:00 I @ (}) Cl) Price fs Rlfhl · QJ @ @) m Another Wortd 6 0.ktlri ,~ oo> oo m $10.000 ,.,,,. mid fJ The Real McCop Q) Nanny Ii the Prolmor Z:30 IJ ~ ~ (j) M1tdl Game '75 IJ ~ 00> (]) aJ Ont Ufa to Un I Leave It to lelVtr Ben Hunter lntel"fltws/Futvrn T'al Chi Cb'uan 3:001 CiZJ00 Musial Chairs . m So111enet Ceu.Autly Thutre 6 Cartoetts <5 Cl)) CD m Central Hos· p I !Dinah! The Lucy Show @ Cil M o v I e : See Daytime Movies. I Jack BennJ Show Get Smart Gallopln1 Courmet PhJSk,al CeornPhJ 3:30 Dln1h! D Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mike Douitas Sllow But of Croudto Beverly Hlllbilllu Mr flvortte M1rtian I No Uores Por Ml The fllntstew Sesame SttMt Futures Hollywood Movie Classiq 4:30 TIM Rltle11111 5:00 6 QUl(pn'a laland I star Trel Buis l His Buddies House of frifhteftst1l11 CD Rol>Jn Hood Pape Ctruoa Batma1t ()))Shir Trtk Su&i,....,. 0 0 t1Q) f1) ""' The 111 Vin., The Flyl11r Nun Mlciey Mouaa Club Racer Horan'• Htrota MlfY 'rlffln Show I Love Lucy Tiie Munsten (]) New bo Revue Add111u fl m llJ : Mister R•ctrl' Nelrhbortlood • futures . Hlttory of Alt Mlaalon: Impossible ( (j)) Comtdr Clus!Q Macdaltna • Miu Dous111 Show · Travel Alma 5:30 0 Cl)@ CI) (9 (j)) News Go .. 11 Pyle 4:00 I f1ther Kn0tn Best 6 (taj (j)) Mlciey Mouae Club • Movie: See Daytime Movies. 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The Jetlons ) Comtdt Classlcs 6 Jimmy S.1111rt Show Cstl Es 11 Yid• It Is Written 10:30 U Movie: (C) "You're Never Too i CBS Tennis Cluslc Gloria Gref s l'tt Hann Meet the Prest AFT!RNOON • Meetin& Time 11 Cllvary Younc" (C-Om) '55 -Dean Martin, @ KATHRYN KU HLMAN Jerry Lewis, Diana Lynn, Nina Foch. 12:00 U Movie: (C) "Stopover Tokyo" * (IN COLOR) B Ch1llen1e My Sermon (dra) ·57 -Robert Wainer. Edmond (~ ) CiD llorr: 70,000 O'Brien (ll ~ (!) KathrJn Kuhlman 8.C. ~ Cif) fnsicht (Qt (j)) Town Hill Meetln1 § m flith for Today . m Meet the Press 9:00 i M1nh1ll £Iro n's Sund•y School Church With A 'Vision 6 Movie: "The W1lllin1 Hills" (dra) 3 00 ~ Rei Humbird CI> face the Nellon '49 -Randolph Seott, John Ireland . GO! en (!) lnsi&h1 8 Heed-On <® @) D•J of Dl&eoVerJ ~ P1nt1lla Dominical · Movie: (C) "The Cimarron Kid" Clmpus Profile "Viewpoint on 11:00 0 m Reli&lous Speci1I "A Pecu-(wes) '52 -Audie Murphy, Yvette Nutrition" her Treasure" A drama based on Dugay. 00 I Believe in Miracles the biography of iuthor Edna fer· Q9J Name of the Came I ~ (6) Or1I Roberts ber, tractnr her childhood as a iS~e•inah Fellowship Speakint With Your H1nd1 member of a minority group in the M1deut An1t11ls upl1ln Me A Mission1ry midwest durint the latter part of ( Ci)) Lorett• Younc Thutre Ruth Gelm1n Show the 19th century. l2'30 CV Real Estele Report 9:30 C1mer1 Three 0 An1el B11eb1ll Angels vs. Cleve· . 0 At One With ... NICholu John· Serendipity landH 8 r' G Id son David Horowitz interviews the (eij @ )Jimmy S.1111rt Show i (~e(j)u)J~s~ G~ost Chasers former FCC Commissioner, film feeture '<A~ l.!LJ ..u O Issues l Answers a TV g looks 1t leernlna Nfl Hl1hll1hts (jJ. Movie: (C) "ValleJ of the Kin11" • Am1zin1 Prophecies ~rro;r H in& Cdra) ·54 -Robert Taylor. ~leanor 10 Or1I Roberts m M : vi ~I~ .. :~=~ty Speeldn(' Parker .• Jerry f1lwell (com) '45 -Rosalind Russell Jack I Spnn1 Stieet USA 1 f1j B11fey's Comets • . Tiit Humanist 6 first Baptist Church Carson, Robert Hutton, Andrea King. . p bl'A Se itt aJ Church In the Home u "' rv • Musica J P1l1br1s @ Cinema Seventeen "Paid in . • flu.,s. NF•vr. 10:00 U Steps to learnin& Full" m ea ... re 00 Accion de II C4munid1d/U111 ~ Movie: "House of Women" 1:00 I (Qi) (jJ) m Issues ' Answers f1mili1 Sina (dra) '62 -Shirley Knirht. Andrew Come Alone I The Chrlstophers Duuan, Constance Ford. Terror Thutre @) Hour of Power Qi First 81ptlst Churth 1 tE Mr. Chips Real Estate Open House I Domlneo 11:30 O c~ (j)) @ CiD Mike A Wish 6 fll m fHture "Art s" lntematlon1I Hour Today's words are "Sound" and 6eol'(e I Diane Ivey 0 Herald of Trvth "Mark." • Tr111el Film Executive Park Travel P r esents .t\IRPORT TRA\!EL HILTON HAWAIIAN CAPER From $350 Including Air Fare 8 Days & 7 N1gtits. Departs every Thursday. Or 11 cru1s1ng 1s your preference 101n us for an Alaskan Summer cruise. Personalized service at no extra charge lor all needs All ma1or credit cards H ' your travel Hours Mon thru Fri 9-6. Sat 10·2 & Bv aooo1ntment 16082 Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach 1S.1_.. 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The difficult sea· side course will play to a 6,180 yard, par 72, with a total purse ol $SS,000 O Movie: "Francis Jolna the WACs" (com) 'S4 -Donald O'Connor, Chill Wills, Julie Adams I llulaht on Rellalon ~CBS Tennis Classic Name of the Game Happy Hunters Chrl1topher Close-Up 2:00 I The Champions Friends of Man 8 Department S Movie: ''The Awful Truth" (com) '38 -Cary Grant, Irene Dunne. ID Movie: "Lost In A Harem" (com) '44 -Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Manlyn Muwell. John Conte. I Amerlcan/lsraell TV Hour faith for Today Treehouie Club 2:30 tJ Medl1 0 Movie: ''The Amazlna Coloual Min" (sc1·fi) '57 -Glenn Langan, Cathy Downs. I Championship nahlna Hl1h Chap11nl (I) Watlf Wortd Dul He11 Ahora tnslaht 3:00 tJ Today's Rell&lon CV Movie: "A Bell ft>t Adano" (dra) '4S -John Hodiak, Gene Tierney, Wiiliam Bendi•. John Conte. D NFL Chempionshlp Gemes "1973 NFC Championship" Minnesota Vik· lngs vs. Dallas Cowboys. Ci) Daktarl 0 Movie: (C) "Palm Sprlnr• Wed· end" (com) '63 -Connie Stevens, Troy Donahue, ly Hardin, Stefanie Powers. (1) Taru11 Theatre 0 Movie: (C) ''To Hell & Baell" (dra) 'SS-Marshall Thompson, Jack Kelly. Charles Drake. 1 CI> John Wey11e Theatrt Crettlnp from liertna"J (6) The Jebons Jimmy S.a111rt Show : llltcil Ptrspecttve on the News ( ) Fllm • Hum1n Dimension · film Feature 3:30 tJ Belief 0 The Bral11worb Maaezlne topics Include ' film tour or Pomon• Col· lere. and a student art show that combines bamboo and tuna fish. O Newsm•hra Tht Ylr1lnlan Cl) COi Rtll1lou1 Ton Hall : lot An1eln Nns Review ( (i)) C.lebrit) ;o11 · T llent Contes• • This la the Ult • fltm Fteture 4:00 I Newsmallera · Thia la the life Movie: (C) "Mo.Weur Btau- ulre" (com) '46 -Bob Hope, Joan Caulfield. @ Tarzan Th11tr1 ~Star Trek Hee Haw Movie: "Edw•rd, Mr Son" (dra) '49 -Spencer Tracy, Deborah Kerr, Ian Hunter, James Donald. @ (]) Seven Arts Tht1tre "Flaming Feather" !Korean V1riety Ci) Meet the Press flentec:ostal Temple 00> Women's Pro Tennis Sulld•J Mallnte Mission: Impossible 4:30 I Face the Nation · SundaJ Korean News (6) &ar11er Teel Atmatronr Jim Thomu Outdoors : W1Shlnrto11 Week in Review · lnslaht 5:00 ~ It lakes All Kinds 3 Horan's Heroes Movie: (C) "The Buccaneer" (adv) 'S9 -Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston, Claire Bloom, Charles Boyer, Inger Stevens. 8 face the Nation • The Avengers o Q)@ News Daniel Boone Korean Drama Casey Santos Show : Will Street WHk ( (j)) ChamplonsJllp fbhlna • Boxina from Ult Olrmpk · Celebrity Tennis Revrnl of America 5:30 CD Movie: (C) (2hr) "Rio Conchos" (wes) '64 -Richard Boone, Stuart Whitman. ~Little Ruuls News Movie: (2hr) "Flw lr1ndtd Women" (dra) '60 -Sylvana Man· aano, Van Heflin. I rn Survival 00 National Geoanpllk World Press ~ CIJ> Bobby Goldsboro Show Bud Futfllo't stlam Room Viewpoint Otl Nutrition t V E rJ I N t, 6:00 tJ @ (J) (() COflftraatioM With Eric Sevarelcf !min News Morie: (C) (2hr) .. A Tlm1 for ry Se•son" (adv) '72 -True Ille adventure. 0 Tiie 'rotectors ID Movie: (2hr) "DamMI In Db· baa" (com) '37 -Fred Astaire, Joan Fontaine, George Bums and Gracie Allen. I Nl1ht Callery J1panese Cllltdren'a flro1ram1 ti Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Lalld of the P raohs" (dra) 'SS -Joan Collins, Jack Hawkins, Dewey Martin. m Nova "The First Sig"s of WI· shoe" r (j)) Channel Z9 Telka To ••• Slmmy & Companr Coroftl Now 6:30 D Anlm1I Wot1d "Wildlife of India" ® Movie: ''Poor UttJe Rich Girl" (cir•) '36 -Shirley Temple, Jack IHale~ Adventurer ~t:~ ~nt~: Wild 1(j)) HH Haw Situation Comedy THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 20. 197S in Journey to Adve"ture al Roller Games £Il) Rlv•ls ol Sherlock Holmei m Music Center Perspective Martin Wor~man hosts. lnten11ews with 7:00 6 "ews .. Nanette fabray and Joan Diener. 0 Wiid IOn1do~ A Day '" the both currently appearing 1n Music Gum Tlee forest Center productions ~ Secrets of the Deep Jeopardy 10:00 Day ol Discover) Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "To 6 Today at Aau• Caliente Hell and Baell" (dra) 'SS -Marshall • f11th for Tod1y Thompson, Jack Kelly, Charles Drake. News I The f81 Jerry Falwell ffi The Wllbum Brothers Show News/Sumo WresUina J~nese Variety Show 700 Club (j) m Wild Klnadom • Encuentro Agronslly & Company Lou Gordon Show Peret Special 10:30 ~follow-Up 7:30 tJ (i1) (])Cl) Joey & Did 3 Santa Barb1r1 Forum 0 Q}@ ®l m Wor1d of Disney · The Time Being "Runaway on the Rogue River" (R) Jell Peterson (Willie Aames) bets 0 NEW! TODAY 'S HOME his father (Denis Arndt) thal he can * BEITER LIVING IDEAS catch the b111eS1 fish of the day, unawa1e that he will be fishing in the same area where Buc~y St~ele (Slim Pickens) Is trying to locate Barney, a performing elephant. 0 (Iii) (j)) ~ al Sht Million $ Man "Stranaer in Broken Fork" (R) Suffering from amnesia following a plane crash In the mountains, Steve finds he must delend the woman who befriends him from hostile townspeople Who are determined to run her out ot the area. Sharon Farrell auests. Em The Best of Evenlnr at Popi ffi Korean Proarams I Today's Home News · The Protectors Movie: (C) "lord Jim" (dra) '65 -Peter O'Toole, James Mason, Curt Juraens, Dal1ah Lavi I Action: Inner CilJ Mission: Impossible (}) Mr. Gospel Gult1r Thia Is Japan (6 Dl1logue The Game (ttt @ ) Louis Paul Lehma11 g;) Jimmy Svragaart Sho• 11:00 u CD o o oo@m "en 1:00 O Bobby Qoldsboto Show I ~st ot Groucho (6) American Uftstyl1 "Woodrow 6 Police Surgeon Wilson" o (Q?' (j)) News ID Movie: (2hr) "Adventure" (dra) Kathryn Kuhlm1n '46 -Ciar1' Gable, Greer Garson. (!)Film future Joan Blondell, Thomas Mitchell : Kup's Show I Passport to lmtl Nippon No Uta/News 11:15 @ rn Roe• Concert Wor1d of Survival (~ (!)) Spanish Movie Nochi de Gala 11:30 1J Movie: (C) "Ellery Queen: Do11't 1:30 tJ (i1) Cl) CI> Koj1ll "Elegy in an Look Behind You" (mys) '70 -Peter Asphalt Graveyard" (R) The murder Lawford, E. G. Marshall, Steranie of a beautiful Manhattan playgirl Powers. affects the lives of many people, in· 0 Sammy & CompanJ Guests in· cludlnr Kojak. elude Roger Miller, Karen Valentine 0 ~ 00 ®l m NBC Sunday and Aaron Spelling. Mystery -McCloud "lady on tJte A Pacesetters Run" (R) In Mexico, McCloud falls 0 Movie: "Is Paris Burnlnr" (drt) In love with the beautiful homicide '66 -Jean·Paul Belmondo, Charles su.spect (Mariette Hartley) he was Boyer. Leslie Caron, Georae Chakiris, assianed to track down. Clu Gulager, Alain Delon, Kirk Douglas, Glenn and Georae Gelander also guest. Ford. 0 The Kina Is Coming (i)lelepulse (I) Movie: (C) ''Tiie Invisible Crea-llQl Movie: (C) "lirand Siem" (com) ture" (susp) '60 -Sandra Dorne, '68 -Edward G. Robinson, Janet Tony Wriaht. Leigh. 0 (Qj (i)) (I) al ABC Su ndaJ m Movie: "Adventure" (rom) '46 Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Beplled" (R) -Clark Gable, Greer Garson, Thom· (susp) '71-C1int Eutwood, Geral· as M1lchell, Joan Blondell. dine Paae. Elizabeth Hartman, Jo i (6) John"J Carson Ann Harris. A wounded Union soldier Warren Roberts rinds refuge in a Southern girls' : The Thin Ed&e sd!~I and makes lov~ to 111 the 12:00 n;,. Tony & Susan Al mo pupils, but w~n he tries to leave, u:1 a the headmistress ~akes drastic mea· 12:30 Qj Rlaht On sures to ensure his staying. I Sam Yorty Show 1:00 0 Sp11~ln1 Freely Water Wortd Muterpleca Theatre l:~ 6 Movie: "Ad1m Had Four Sons" (dra) '41 -tnarid Bergman, Susan Hayward, Warner Baxter, ~ichard 9:00 I Oral Roberts • Carner Teel Armstron1 Japanese Lanru1ge flrorr1ms The One W1r 9:30 I (i1) (I) Cl) 60 ~lnutes Greatest Sports le1e11ds · Soul free Revival Fires Dennln1. 2:30 D Movie: "Runaway" Joey Heather· ton, Hugh O'Brian. 3:30 0 Soyuz Landing 4:00 D Movie: "Coodby1 Char11t" (com) '64 -Tony Curtis, Waller Matth1u. PATRICK EMORY, new at 5 A llpm After toddy you'll be / hearing a lot about him He's the kind ot proless1onal newsman who can't go unnoticed Jom him and see why he s co anchor on the C hannel 2 News at 5 w11h Sandy Hill and anchors the news at llpm JOSEPH SENTI now at 6pm Starting tonight Joseph Beno anchors the Channel 2 News at 6pm This articulate. credible 1ournahst 1s a pro w11h_.........- strong conv1ct1ons of what telev1s1on news should be Page 8 TOM KELLY on sports He'll show you the games people play from baseball to bullfrog racing He's a veteran sportscaster with a bag lull of awards and a city full of fans THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 2.0, 1975 SANDY HILL at Spm Sandy 1s one of the hrst women to anchor a ma1or teleVJs1on news broadcast She 1s a profess1onol with d retreshmg. no-nonsense approach to news Jom her di 5 with Patnck Emory MINICAM The minicam 1s revolutlomzmg the way you see the news It has made It possible for Channel 2 News to bnng you some of the most dramatic moments ever shown, hve on teleVJs1on llus IS only the begmrung of a totally new concept m electronic 1oumahsm commg to Channel 2 News BILL STOUT at 5 & 6pm The man who began television 1oumalism m Los Angeles This is his city, from the barnos to the bordellos to the court benches At 5 & 6 you'll see his best work mvesllgahve reporting and m·depth interviews BUREAUS -Sacramento/ Wuhington, D.C. Ch~mnel 2 News was first to establish a fuU tlme news bureau m Sacramento and 1s still the only stdbon m town with permanent correspondents m ~cramento and Washington EMORY, HILL 5/BENTI 6/EMJRY 11 PM MONDAY JULY 21 For morning and 1tternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O "Campbell's Klnedom" (adv) '58 -Dirk Bo11arde, Stanley Baker, Bar· bara Murray. "Hudson's Ba1" (dra) '40 -Paul Muni, Gene Tierney. 12:00 ID "His Kind of Woman" (dra) '51 -Roben Mitchum, Jane Russell, Vincent Price, Tim Holt, Charles Mc· Graw. 1:00 O "Submuine Suhawll" (dra) '58 -John Bentley, Brett Halsey. Qj "Submarine Command" (dra) '51 -William Holden, Nancy Olson, Wilham Bendix. 3:00 ®) "Holiday' (com) ·37 -Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn. ~ "The Girl In White" (rom) '52 -June Allyson, Arthur Kennedy, Gary Merrill. 3:30 (3) (C) "Mamie" (susp) '64 -Tipp• Hedren, Sean Connery. O "Roueh Niaht In Jericho" (wes) '67 -Dean Martin, Georee Peppard, Jun Simmons, Don Gallowar. 4:00 O (C) "Destry" (wes) '55 -Audie Murphy, Mari Blanchard, Lyle Bett· aer, Lori Nelson. t V t N I N (, 6:00 tJ 0 Ci) l@J al er;, ffi News CV0 @@@(6)(Qj(j)) News 0 Ci) Bonarw 0 Wild Wild West m Green Auea m Mod Squad fE Merla Teresa I The Invaders Electric Company Rocky lo Friends 6:30 Merv Griffin Show That Girl CV I Spy : ral Chi Ch'uan ( (()) Dealer's Cholet • Travel Film Gallopln1 Gourmet Uttle Ra1e1ls 1:00 o o @ CIJ m m Newn Ironside BoWllna for Dollars Mod Squad Tnith or Conaequencta What's My Une7 I love Lucy The FBI La Mujer Prohlbldl The Bl1 Valley Interlace (j)) Bonanu Drama Tlltff Stoo11u 7:30 6 $251000 Pyramid 0 Pollet suraeon 0 Love Ameriun Style D Rainbow Sundae Seements In· ciude: "Some Very Special Lambs," a look at umbs Pet Parll in lib· ertyville, Ill.. a very special farm because the young people who work lhere are mentally retarded; and "Cajun Jockey," a look at the Bayou country flat races. (j)@ To Tell the Truth 0 Million S Movie: (C) (2hr) "Blood & ·Sand" (dra) 141 -Tyrone Power, Rita Hayworth, Linda Dar nell O let's Make A Deal m Hoean's Heroes Q) CIJ Wild World of Animals £ID Ahora er;, Jimmy Dean Show al Bud Furillo't Stum Room Ef) little Rasufs 8:00 tJ@ (1) Gunsmoke "The Guns of Cibola Blanca" Concl. (R) Mar· shal Dillon, Festus and Newly pose as gun-running outlaws in order to 11ain entry into the desert fonress where Doc and Lyla Ross are being held prisoner by a band of former Confederate offi~s-turned-outlaws. 0 ta1@ O er;, NBC MondaJ Nlaht Baseball Teams to be an· nounced 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "BJ love Pos· ussed" (dra) '61 -Lana Tu1ner, Efrem Zimballst Jr., Jason Robards. Ceoree Hamlfton. 16) Wild Wild West Q (~(j)) alTheRoolll ts ''Niehtmare" (R) Jill 1s abducted from the scene of an accident by a mental hospital escapee posin11 as a doctor. Edward Albert euests as lhe disturbed fueitive. m Dealer's Choice lD Monday Thru Frid•J fE Socur from Mexico @ Movie: (C) (211r) ''The 811 Gam- ble" (dra) '61 -Stephen Boyd, France Nuyen, Ray Milland. m I ,,.,(IA' I Cl11ence Darrow Hen· ry Fonda por1rays the famed lawyer in this one-man tour de-force, as he reads from Darrow's trial state· menls, writin11s and letters, recalls his early life, ~Is marriage, and his fights for the underdoe through the leeal system. al Loa Pollvoces m Japanese Lancu•re Pro1rams 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show 9:00 tJ @ (I) (j) Maude (R) When Mrs. Naueatuck-who's been acting straneely -tells the Findleys that she's in love and plans lo marry, Maude plans a surprise bridal show· er, but there's an even bluer sur· prise in store for everyone. @ The Untouchables 0 (Q!j (j)) (])al S.W.A.T. "Blind Men's Bluff" (R) Atter beine creased by a bullet, Hondo tries to conct•I the etlects of the woun.d, but even· tually must be relieved of his com· mand when he suffers from diuiness and blurred vision. Frank Aletter guests. m Tht Bold Onu al MUJ A,rradeddo 9:30 tJ @CV Rhod• (R) When Rhoda discovers Joe has been visit· Ing a doctor without telllne her. 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AA&D Electronlcs 175 E 171hSTREET COSTA MESA 641 .. 112 l'iouo Doily 9-6, Thur\ 9.9 ProleSS10nal Service tor all yOur hOme electronics TV · Radio· Stereo -Phono ·Tape MONDAY (Continued) she begins to worry, but not as much as when she finds out what kind of doctor he is. QNews TUESDA Y Ell) DEIUT AHlid1d11 A 12·part • ~ULY 22 bilingual series for the Lahno com . 1 muhlty focusing on theu heritage For moming and afternoon list ngs, and th~u problems This first ep1. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. sode highlights the Irle of the late Below, .for your convenience, are Puerto Rican poet patriot luha de the day s movies. --------------------Burgos. DAYTIME MOVlES m Ytscni. 10:00 O @ Mediul Center "The In· 10:00 O ''Thl!J Who Dire" (dra) '!>4 - vis1bte Wile" (R) A lamed pohhcran's Dirk Bogarde, Akim TamiroH. wife enters Medical Center under an @"They Got Me Covered" (com) assumed name and asks Or. Gannon '43 -Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. not to inform her husband of her l2:00 m "Hia lilri Friday" (com) '40 - whereabouts. Cary Grant. Rosalind Russell, Ralph 0 ID Ei) News Bellamy, Gene Lockhart. Perry Muon 1:00 O "Jet Att1ck" (dra) '58 -John 0 (Qj Cl)) CI) CiF) Culbe "Patri· Agar, Audrey Totter, Gregory Walcott. ots" (R) After a gang of terrorists Qi (C) "April Love" (mus) '57 - bomb the US. naval base on the Pat Boone, Shirley Jones. Caribbean island of Victoria, the 3:00 (lg) "The End of the Alliir" (dra) Caribe Force moves in to track down 'SS _ Van Johnson, Deborah Kerr. and apprehend the revolutionaries. Maurice Evans, Edward Binns, Chris ~ 00 (C) "Mery, M11y" (com) '63 lopher Cary and Patrick Macnee -Debbie Reynolds, Barry Nelson. guest. 3:30 W ''Horse FHthers" (com) '32 - utln Profile The Marx Brothers. 1!J liet Sm1rt 0 {C) "The Appaloo&a" (wes) '67 ,....-z, Green Aues -Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer, ~-"' John Saxon. ffi Kup's Show 4:00 0 (C) "Ni&ht G1llery'' (susp) '69 1D:30 (j) Film -Joan Crawford, Barry Sullivan, O Community Fttdbacll Roddy McDowall l!JNewa ® Alfred Hitchcock m Verael Acomp1n1me 11:ooorn ommmNews 0 @)~@ News II Best of Ciroucho 6 J Sat. Bilko O The Lucy Show ( Mission: l111poulble Mod Squid 00 Peter Gunn The U ntouch• bles The Thin Ed&e ) Wanted: Deed or Alive 11:30 R @ [)(I) CBS ute Movie: (C) 'iJendustlu" (dra) '73 -Jan Michael Vincent, Bonnie Bedelia, Herschel Bernudi. O ID 00 d2l m Johnny Carson Joey Bishop Is auest host. Cleo Lane and John Dankworth auest. O The Honeymooners 00 Mow I e: "lntern1tloMI Settle· ment" (dra) '38 -Georae Sanders, John Carradine. 0 (Qi ) Wide World Mys· tery "The Screaming Skull" (R) O Movie: "The Strip" (mus) '51- Mickey Rooney, Sally Forrest, Vic Damone, Monica lewis. 12:001 Twtlilht ZoM D1kt11I Get Smert 12:309 NYPD 1:00 B (1Q) Tomonow Cl)(j)~@ News 1:45 O Movie: "Love M1 Tender" (mus) '56 -Elvis Presley, Deb11 Paaet, Richard Ea1n, James Drury, 3:30 O Movie: (C) ''The Old Dirk House" (susp) '63 -Tom Poston, Robert Morley, Janette Scott. P1ge 10 EVENI N G 6 · 00 H~Pce@~~~~:s., ~~1n11 Wild Wild West Green Acres Mod Squad . Maria Teresa The lnv1ders : Electric eom,,.ny Rocky ' Friends 6:30 Merv Griffin Show Th1t Girl (V I Spy : rai Chi Ch'utn ( (!)) Oe1ler's Choice • Travel Film · S.lloplnc Gourmet Little Reseals 7:0010 0 ~@ m al News 3 Ironside Bowlina for Dollars 6 Mod Squ11d a Truth or Conscquenca I Whars My line? I love Lucy Tiit FBI LI Mujer Prohibid1 The Bi& V1lley teen Shephtrd's America "Rid ing the City of Los An&eles" r@ ) Bon1nu Dr1m1 Three Stooca 7:3D I New Treasure Hunt · @) fll Ci) Hollywood Squares LoveAmtritan Style let's Mille A Dt1l @(])To Tell the Truth • Miiiion $ Movie: (Zhr) "Ule· boat" (dra) '44 -Tallul1h Bank· head, John Hodlak, William Bendix. I Hocan's Heroes Dr. Who Ii The Sllurlan.1 Ell tor. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUL V 20. 1975 I A111erlun Outdoorsm1n • Animal World Little Rascals I The UWt 1teNee Mm lllm11 11Mw The Bold Ones u Vuelta de M1nont The Best of Evening Situ1tion Comedy 1t Pops 1:00 B @ (I) Good Tlmu (R) When a small-time extortionist bullies Michael into handing over his lunch money every day, Mtchael tnes to 9:30 0 News keep it from his family, but the) EE Yesenl• find out and arguments ensue about • hOW he should deal with the rtp· 10.00 ~ @ (I} (j) ~ 1 r II I b ~ Jones olf artist ''Odd Man loses (R) An intricate 0 (i) 00@) m Adim·lZ "Some· plot hatched by three carpool me~ thin& Worth [)yin& For" Part I (R) bers .to hijack $~00.000 of an in Reed's wile (&uest Kristin Nelson) ~~s!nat comp1ny s funds used in urges him to leave the force after rlhc1! deals . aoes •~ry when the he risks his life lo save Officer c~uner Is killed durinc lhe other· Malloy in a gun battle. wise successful robbery. .. 0 Movie: (2hr) "Sink the Bis· ~ @ ~ @J m Police Story The merck'' (adv) '60 _ Kenneth More, Witness {R) The story of police Dana Wynter, Carl Mohner. efforts to ~me up wi.th -and then (}) Wiid Wiid West pr<!Ject-a witness wilhnf lo testify 0 (Qi) Cl)) (j) CiF) H 1 pp y D 1 y s a&aln~I a team of robbers. Don While Fonzie Is away, his resentful Mered1t~. Michael Cole and James &irlfrlend decides to test the trust· McEachin star. worthiness of Richie, who's been ~ ID ft) News delegated by Fonzie to keep tabs on 6 Perry Meson her (Cit Cl)) CI) CiF) Mercus Welby ID.I sflCilL ! Ethiopia: The Hidden M.D. "The Fa~al Challenge'' (R) A Empire Joseph Campanella narrates man almost dies. ~ecause a wo~an this National Geographic Special ex· doctor is ,not g1v1n11 e~oueh. time ploring this little known country, and .attent10~ to her patients 1n the the le&endary home of the Biblical Family Practice Center Jess Walton Queen of Sheba. This special pro· and Joe Kapp auest vides a rare opportunity to visit this ~:et Smkrt remote land and to meet the people . reen res who call Ethiopia home. · lntematlon1I Animation Futlval ! Monday Thru frid1y 10:30 I Community Feedb1ck El Show de Iris Chacon News Movie: (2hr) "Youna Man With Allrt'1 Hitchcock A Horn" (dra) '50 -Kirlc Douglas, : Feeling Qood Lauren Bacall, Doris Day EE uitos Em The Rivals of Sheriodl Holmes "The Horse of lh.e Invisible'' Car 11:00; 0 0 . EE m m. News nackl, world famous ghost hunter, 3 (j)@)@ 00 Ntwi is called into Higgins Hall on the Best o~ liroucho eve of Mary Higgins· wedding. Her 6 Sil B1llio father is desperate because the I The ~ucy Show family ghost. an invisible horse, has . Minion: Impossible threatened Mary's life. Donald Plea· Mod Squid sence stars. 1 (3) Mr. lucky €1!) El Show de Sylvla Pln1I The Untouch1bles m J1panest un1u111 Pro1r1m1 : The Thin Edge . (~ 00> W1nted: Dead or Alive 1:301J@ (j) Ci) M•A•S•H {R) lhe • . entire 4077th team of suraeons lace 11.30 R ~ CI) Cl) C!S utl ~ovle. an exhausting 48 hours in the oper-<~ 'Th~ ~eckonlnf (dra) 69 - atine room and, amid the 11tlsecri cks Nicol Williamson, Richel Roberts. and the reality, they team some-0 ti1 @.! ®l m Johnny' Canon thing new about each other. Robert Klein &uests . 0 @ 00 @) m NB c Tu es d I y A The Hon!'mooners.. • Movie: (C) (90) "The Lut Survl· ~ Movie: larrkldt (dra) 39- vors" (R) (dra) •75 _ Martin Sheen Ahce Faye, Wimer Baxter. · · ' 0 (~ Cl)) CI) Wldt Worid Mys· Diane Baker, Tom B.osley, Ch1stopher tery "Murder in the First Person G.eorae. Bruce .Davison, ~n~e F~an· Singular" (R) c1s, Percy. Rodrr~uez. A ships 0~1cer O Mo 1 . "T 11 r: r et" (dra) 'SI must decrde which passenaers in an . " e. 1 a & n overcrowded lifeboat are to be sacri· -Diel\ P~well, Paula Raymo d, ficed so that the majority can sur-Adolph Men1ou. vive. 12:00 g TwUlcht Z.111 0 <fit Cl)) Cl) al ABC Tuesday m Movie; '"anclora Ii the Flying Movie: (C) (90) ''let's Slrttdl!" (R) Dutchmen" (dra) '52-Ava Gardner, (dre) '75 -Barbare Eden, Bar-James Mason. b111 Feldon, Geor&e Furth, Richard 1!J Get Sm1rt Schul. A hip wom1n's m1gazine • _ editor and a pretty suburbln home-l2.30 ~ NYPD m1ker swap lives -1n exchance 1:00 D ttcil Tomorrow that reveels some startlina thinas 0 m Cl) ID CI) News about themselves and some bi& surprises about their men. 9:00 IJ Gll Cil CJJ Hawell flv..O "Pre· sentin11 .. 1n the Center Rine ... Murder" (R) Wo Fat, intern1tional gpy and relentless nemesis of Steve MeG1rrett, reappears in H1w1ii in pursuit of 1 visltlnt foreian minister, who is under the protection of the Flve·O unit. 1:45 O Movie: (C) "rl111tes of Blood River'' (adv) '62 -Kerwin Mathews, Glenn Corbett, Oliver Reed, Christo· pher lee. 2:00 m All·Nl1ht Show: "lldy luck," "The Intruder'' !:30 0 Movie: (C) "Sl11ta Ft r1w11" (wes) '55 -John P1yne, faith Oomercue, Rod Cameron. in he r- he ce en ily on es by A an e he on al ie: s. on 9-,,. n 'SI nd. lni er. ws, IO· k " , ... Ith WEDNESDAY JULY 23 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 0 "Appointment In London" (adv) '55 -Dirk Bogarde, Ian Hunter. "list Holiday" (com) '49 -Alec Guinness, Kay Walsh. 12:00 ID "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" (dra) 'SO -James Cagney, Ward Bond, Barbara Payton, Helena Carter. 1:00 0 "Operation C1mel" (adv) '61 - Nora Hayden, Louis Renard. Q?i "Girl on the Run'' (dra) '58 - Efrem Z1mbal1s1 Jr.. Erin O'Brien, Edd Byrnes. 3:00 o ''The Howards of Virginia'' (dra) '40 -Cary Grant, Martha Scott. ~ (C) "Promise Her Anything'' (com) '66 -Warren Beatty, Leslie Caron, Robert Cummings. 3:30 (3J (C) "Centennial Summer" (rom) '46 -Jeanne Crain. Cornel Wilde. 0 (C) ''The Desperados" (wes) '69 -Vince Edwards, Jack Palance, George Maharts. Neville Brand. 4:00 0 (C) "Beast in the Cellar" (susp) '70 -Beryl Reid, Flora Robson. l:.VEN I N G &:oo e o oo ®J m m m News mo-mm~ CIR ) News O @ Bon1nza 0 Wild Wild West ID Green Acres Q) Mod Squad EE M1rla Teresa I The lnv1ders Electric ComptnJ Rocky I Friends 6:30 Merv Grlttln Show Th1t Glr1 I I Spy : r11 Chi Ch'u1n ( -~ ) Dealer's Choice . Tr1vel Fiim 61llopln1 Gourmet Utue Rascals 7:00 O ~~@ ma>News Ironside Bowtln1 for Ooll111 6 Mod Squid 8 Truth or Conaequefl(es Whara Mr line? I love Lucy The FBI La Mu11r Pr_p~lblda The Bir V1lley : Jeanne Wolf With ... Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Edward Albee _[Uests. ' (.I)) Bon11111 Dram• Three Stoo1es 7:30 I Lome Greene's Last of the Wiid · N1m1 That Tune Love American sty!• THE DAIL y PILOT rv WEEK JUL y 20 1975 O Celebrity Sweepst1kes 00@ CV To Tell the Truth (rt (I) Peter Gunn ~ The Untouchablu O Million $ Movie (2hr) "lea Miserables'' (dra) '35 -Fredric the merchant class Yankees amon2 whom he 1s living. Fntz Weaver, Roberta Maxwell. Nancy Marchand and Came Nye star. (Q! ) Wanted: Dead Qt lllve March, Charles Laughton, John Beal. 9:30 0 News 11:15 al Cinem1 34 o Priu Is Right EE Noches de Tropican1 11:30 0 7 (i) (.8J C9S Late Movie: (C) ID Ho(an's Heroes m Yesenia "Seven Golden Men" (dra) '67 - @ 00 ut's Make A Dul Rossana Podesta, Philippe Leroy. 10:00 l.J 1 M1nnl1 .. The Green ED The Gime Man.. (R) Mannix IS precariously 0 ~ 00 ®; m Johnny Carson m Pop Goes the Country pos1t1oned bttween the Treasury Opera singer Wilham Walker guests m Celebrity Bowlin& Department Ind lhe syndicate When 0 The Honeymooners m little Rascals he IS hired to land someone who has 00 Movie: "I Am the llw" (dra) perfected a method of making al-'38 -Edward G. Robinsom Otto 8:00 l.J @@ 00 Tony Orl1ndo Ii most undetectable counterfe1I mon-Kruger. Dawn (R) Arte Johnson, Lisa Todd ey. O <®' @ l @ Wide World Mys· and singer Frankie Avalon guest. 0 m EE News tery "The Killer Bees" (R) 0 @ @ (iQl m little House on Perry MHon Q Movie: "Yellow C1b Man'' (com) the Prairie ··Survival'' (R) Pa Ingalls 0 (~ (8)) @ (E Baretta "The '50 -Red Skelton, Gloria OeHaven, becomes involved in a Uniled Stales Mansion'' (R) Barella impersonates Walter Slezak. marshal's hunt for a renegade In· a nightclub emcee and also dis-ID The Thin Edge dian during a blizzard. Jack Ging guises himself as a little old lady . and Robert Tessier guest. during his Investigation of the slay 12:00 O Twilight Zone 0 Movie: (2hr) "Double lndemni· Ing of an undercover policewoman. ID Movie: "My Girl Tisa" (dra) ty" (mys) '44 -Fred MacMurray, (i) The FBI '48 -Lilli Pal~er, Sam Wana· Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G. Robin-Ii) Get Smert maker, Akim T~m1roff, Alan Hale. son. ..-zi @ Get Smut @ Wild Wild West ~ Green Acres 0 (Qi 00) 00 EE That's My Ma-10:30 Carner Ted Armstrong 12:30 0 NYPD ma "The loan" (R) Clifton's feud ID News with Tracy's husband turns inlo a . l:OOB o Tomorrow 3 Ci~ 00 News family fight when Leonard forgets ® Alrred Hitchcock about the $50 he borrowed from m Nochu TapatlH Clifton. I Duler's Choice Monday Thru Friday El Professor Aldao Movie: (C) (2hr) "Fl1me Over India" (dra) '60 -Lauren Bacall, Kenneth More. Herbert Lom. m Championstiip Wrestlin1 m !.1panese llngu11e Progrems 8:30 0 (®) 00> Cl) (E ABC Wednes· d1y Movie: (C) (90) "Unwed fa· ther'' (R) (dra) '74 -Joseph Bot toms, Kay Lenz, Joseph Campanella, Kim Hunter, Beverly Garland. An un· wed teenage father wants to keep his baby and fights the courts, his family and his glrtlrlend to gain legal custody of the illegitimate child. ID Merv Griffin Show Eif) Man Builds, M1n Destroys 9:00 l.J @ CI> 00 C 1 n n o n ·• T h e Sounds of Silence" (R) Cannon at· tempts to penetrate the light se· curity curtain surrounding a youna chess master and financial wizard. 0 @ @ m The Zoo Gana (2hr) Two one-hour mslallments of lhe six·part m1nt·senes, based on lhe book by Paul Galhco, focusing on lour members of a World War II resistance group. In .. African Mis fare, .. the four seek to recover the stolen art collection of a deposed African head of state. "The Counter· felt Trap .. shows how "zoo gang" members play one rackel against another. using stolen, forged bills to pay for smuggled gold as they try to break up a gold·smu111tng ring. Brian Keith, John Mills, Lilli Palmer and Barry Morse star. CI) Th• Untouch1bles @} Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The laat HWlr' (dra) '56 -Robert Taylor, Stewart Granger. II) TM Bold Ones Eif) TllHtrt In America "A Touch of the Poet" Eugene O'Neill's play about a poor Irish family In Boston in the 1920's and a tyrannical Irish· man who fancies himself superior lo 11:00 1.J 0 m m EE News 0 o Q1@News 0 Best of Groucho @ Set. Bilko m The Lucy Show Mission: lmpo~sible Mod Squad DAT 1:45 O Movie: "Fiied Bayonets" (dra) '51 -Richard Basehart, Gene Ev- ans, Michael O'Shea 2:00 ID All·Ni1ht Show: "Heart of the Matter," "f r1nkensteln 1970" 3:30 O Movie: (C) "Devils of Darkness'' (susp) '65 -Wiiiiam Sylvester, Carole Grey. N "THI SMALL CAR EXPEITS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS HISONALIZID LEASING -All MAKES & MODELS A Fl,,E SElEC110H OF USED CAIS 842-7781 540-0442 Serving Alf Bea.cf, UlieJ S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 11135 IEACH ILYD. HUNTINGTON BEACH Page 11 THURSDAY JULY 24 For mornin& •nd •fternoon llstlng5, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, •re the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O ''Well of fury'' (dre) '62-Tony Sailer. Richard Goodman. .1) ''The G1n(s All Here" (com) '43 -Alice Faye, Phil Baker, ~enny Goodman 12:00 m "The Second Wom1n" (dra) '51 -Betsy Drake. Robert Youn11, John Sutton 1:00 O "lost Battllioft'' (dia) '62 - Johnny Monltero. Diane Jer11ens. @ (C) "Unf1lthful Wife" (dra) '68 -Stephen Audran, Midhel Bouquet, Maurice Ronet. 3:00 2 "A Sona to Remember'' (dra) '45 -Mer1e Oberon, Paul Munl. ti] Ci) (C) "City Benuth the Se•" (sci·fif '70 -Stuart Whitman, Rob· ert Wainer 3:30 "Man on the Ayint Trapeze" (com) '35 -WC. Fields, Mary Brtan O (C) ''The Trackers" (wes) '71- Emest Borgn1ne. Sammy Davis Jr .. Julie Adams, Connie Kreslu. •:OO O "Hieh Tmson" (adv) 'S2-L1am Redmond, Andre Morell, Kay Mor· flS E V E N I N G 6:00 u o x ®l m m m News rno @ @ <"' > Newi O @ Bon1nu THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 20. 1975 (ta!i lUl Bon1nn m Drama mance with Steve Keller to carry out her ass111nment. EE Three Stooees CB TM Bold Ones FRIDAY 7:30 I) Ca11did Camera fE Festini lntemKlollll D ~ @ Price Is Rieht O Love Americln Style @l) Hollywood Television The1tn JULY 25 "Shake34)eare Wallah" James Ivory . . O o let's Mike A Dul @@@To Tell the Truth (;J Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''The Eu & I" (com) '47 -Fred Mac· Murray, Claudette Colbert, Mar1or~ directs this play filmed in India For morning and afternoon listings, which tells of a sudden and brief please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS, romance berween an English 11irl Below, ,'or your convenience, •re traveling with a troupe of British the day s movies. Shakespearean actors and an Indian playboy who has a movie star mis- tress. M11n m Hoean's Heroes fID The Wa'I It Was "1960 Eaales/ Packers NFL Champ1onshtp" m lueves de Gal• 9:30 fl News m Yesenia 10:00 0 m EE Hews DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 0 "Appointment In 0.1111" (mys) '60 -Claudio Coro, Bella Conex. 00 "Sword in the Desert" (adv) '49 -Dana Andrews, Jeff Chandler. @ Perry Muon 12:00 m "four Fices West" (adv) '48- 0 (~ (j') Cl) ffi Htrry o Joel McCrea, Frances Dee, Charles m Wiler World t;D Bobb'/ Goldsboro Show i~tnage ol the Realm" (R) An un-Bickford. resolved Police case provides a J:OO O ''The List Survivor" (dra) '66- EE Little Ruuls 8:00 f) @ 00 (!: The Waltons "The Visitor' (R) The Wallons sense a mystery when their old lnend Mason Beardsley returns to Walton's bllarre twist to Harry's efforts to Gary Wagner. save the life of a critically ill girl and ro prevent a gangland murder. Qj "Tlren Zero'' (dra) 'SS-Rich Joan Darling guests. ard Conte, Chuck Conno~. Peggie Mountain without his wtfe. 0 ~ @ o m l:ladys Mni1ht & the Pips Sammy Davis Jr , Gabe @ Get Sm1r1 Castle @ Green Acres 3:00 o "Golden Boy" (dra) '39 -Wll· liam Holden, Barbara Stanwyck. Kaplan and Paul Williams guest 10:30 fl Wanted; Dud or Alive Rescheduled I!) Hews O Movie: (C) (2hr) "A Covenant Q§ Alfred Hikhcoct With Death" (dra) '67 -Georae Maharis, Laura Devon, Earl Holli· al Variety Show man CJ' Wild Wild West 11:00 0 0 €D m CE Htws 0 (Qi 'I> ffi Barner Mil-0 00 o Q} Ntws fer .. The Escape Art15t" (R) Roscoe 0 Best of l:roucho Lee Browne guests as a prison Ci) Set Bilko escape artist whom Barney's squad fl The Lucy Show c.lptures and then must hold until m Mission: Impossible he's returned to jall m Dt1ler's Choice @ Mod Squid I!) Monday Thru Frid1y @Cl) Mr. Lucky £E Hidii Caro @ The Untouchables @ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Tenth Em The Thin £die Victim" (mys) '65 -Marcello Mas· (Qi;@) Wanted: Dud or Alive tro1a~n1. Ursula Andress, Elsa Mar· 11,15 ~Cl ,,~ 11nellt · Clil nema - £m Philadelphia Fol-festival 1l:30 f) (il; _, CBS Lite MO'tie: @@ (C) "Merrill's Marauders" (dra) '62 -Jeff Chandler, Ty Har din, Peter Brown. 3:30 (l) (C) "Pillow Talk" (com) '59 - Rock Hudson, Dons Day O (C) "Alias Smith I lones" (wes) '70 -Pete Duel, Ben Murphy, SuS<ln St lames. 4:00 0 ''Captain Boy~tt'' (adv) '47 - Stewart Granger, Kathleen Ryan, Robert Donat, Alislatr Sim. E V ENIN G &:oo o rn o ®)mm m ,...., O@(ii)(I)@@(~@) News O Ci) Bonanu fl Wild Wild West (;J Wild Wild West m l:reen Attes CB Mod Squad EI) Japanese Lln1u1ee Pro1rams (Cj "A Great American T111tdr" (dra) '73 -Georee Kennedy, Vera 8:30 0 (Qj @) (3) t;D The Tim Miles Wilham Windom. Whtflers "The Rebel'' Whtie work ' m Cirttn Acres I!) Mod Squad fE Maria Tere11 @ The lnY1de11 Em El«trk Col9lpan1 EE Rocty I frltnds 6:30 o: Merv 'ritfln Show m That ,111 @~· S9J Em r 11 Chi Ch'u111 <a ) Dealer's Choice m Trntl f ilm ED l:allopinf Gourmet EE Uttle R1acals 7:00 IJ D 0 @(I) m t:D News tninsicle 0 lowtlnf tor Dolltrt CI) Mod SqU141 Cf) T rvtfl Of Cottaeq UlllCltS 0 Wfl•t'• Mr Une7 m I love Lucy l!}The Fii fE LI MuJtr ,11)hlblda Qi TM lie Y1ll17 Em FHm future '"I several jobs in order lo suppart D ~ ~ m Johnny Caraon his family, Truckie Wheeler sud David Brenner auests. denly cafls ti QUltS and IDeS On IJ Calendar strike Movie: ''Whls~rfn1 Ghosts" m Merv Griffin 5"" (com) '42 -Milton Berte, Brenda Joyce. 9:00 B @ (V X CBS Thufldep M0•· 0 (~ ) @ Wide World Spt- le: (C) (Zhr) "Who's Afraid of Vir· clal "Fred Astaire Salutes the Fo1 1inia Wolf?" (R) (dra) '66 -Eliza. Musicals" (R) beth l aylor, R.chard Burton, Georee Seaal, Sandy Dennis. A depres.s1n1 0 Movie: "Moon flftr (adv) 'S5 look at the worst IS91!Cls of a -Stewart Granaer. loan Greenwood, mam1ee as a couple attempt to Georae Sanders verbally destroy each other. 12:00 m Movie: "'Wolf Linen" (adv) ·sa 0 ~ Ci:) ~ m NBC Thul'ldaJ -Barry Sullrvan Peter Graves Movie: (C) {!hr) "TM Grtatest ' · l:ift'' (R) (dra) '7S -Glenn Ford, @ .:et Smart Juhe Hams, u nce Kerwin, Cari An ne Warder, Hams Yulin, Albert 1:00 D o-g To"'°""" Smith, Dabbs Greer. This was the 0 @ MIWI pilot for the new "Holvak" series that will air on NBC this com1n1 September. Ford portrays a rural preacher who battles a sheriff, PoY· erty and restless church ducons. Ci) The Untx>vdlablu o <~ oc> rn m Strtm ot S.111 Frndw. 'The Most Deadly Species" (R) Brenda Vaccaro ruests ·~ 1 "hit woman" who usn 1 ro 1 :•s O Movie; (C) "lstaN of the llue Dolphin1" (adit) '64 -Cella Kaye, Llrry Domuin, Georp Kennedy. Z:OO m All-Nlcht SM.: " D I a t a 11 t Drums," "Wlll,,,..r' J:'5 f) .....,: "Tht Wllldow" (susp) 'l9 -Arthur Kenned'/, Bobby Oris· coll, Barb1r1 Hi le, Ruth Rom1n. fE M11i4I Terest ® The lnv1ders m EJectric Compan, EE Rody I Friends 6:30 :IQ' Merv Griffin Show m That l:ir1 (ft CV I SPJ Em Avi41tion Wuttler <® l!_.) Dultr's Choice m Travel Film m l:1llopin1 l:ounnet EE Little Rascals 7:00 0 D 0 ~ 00 ma>""" ~Ironside O Bowline for Dot11rs Ci) Mod Squid CJ: Truth or Consequenets fl What'a MJ Line? m I Love Lucy CB The FBI fE LI Mujer Prohlbida ~ The Bl1 Vall•J tl!J Well Street Week i 'j)) Bonanza Drama Three Stoo1u 975 ngs, MS. are mys) ex. '49 48- rles 66- ich· ggie wu. an. 7:30 1J M11quel'lde Party 0 ei1 (]) llllJ ~ Squares 0 love Amerkln Style O World of the Sea Cl)@ To Tell the Truth O Million $ Movie: (90) "You C.n't Cheat 111 Honest Man" (com) '39 -W.C. Fields, Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy, ID Ho1an•s Heroes ED Washiniton Week In Review I Friend& of Min World of Survival little R1st1 Is 8:00 iJ @ (J) CBS Frlda1 Movie troianni, Ursula Andress. Elsa Mar· tinelli. @ Wild Wild West 0 (~ Ci)) @ al ABC Sum· mer Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tr1pped Be· neath th Sea" (R) (susp) '75 - Lee J. Cobb, Martin Balsam, Joshua Bryant, P1ul Michael Glaser, Barra Grant, Warren Kemmerlin&, Cliff Potts, Laurie Prange. A drama 1n spired by the true story of four men entombed in a mini-sub oH the coast of Florida in 1973. An anguished nation stood by as the men, unable to surface, wailed helplessly for rescue while their oxy gen supply rapidly ran out. ID Dealer's Choice Q) Monday Thru Friday Ei} National R&ht of the Week Qj Movie: (C) (2hr) "Che!" (dra) '69 -Omar Sharif, Jacl< Palance. Robert Loggia. ED Los Angeles News R"'iew el El Show de Rosita Peru ff) Japanese lan1u11e Proerams 8:30 ID Ment Griffin Show THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 20. 1975 Th11 members ol an exclusive Crime Club lake on the case of a loser who craves public recognition by trying lo take the blame for a Qj Ila Time W11sUln1 ED The Thin Ed11 (Q!' ) W1nttcl: Dead Of Al~e murder he did not commit. 11:15 @!)Cinema 34 0 @ ®) ID NBC Doubl~ feature Movie. (C) (90) "Strike 11:30 ft U1J (J) CIS late Movie: (C) Force" (R) (dra) '75 -Cliff Gor· ''Who's Got the Actiott" (com) '62- man, Donald Blakely, Richard Gere, Dun M1rtin, Lana Turner. Eddie Ed Grover. This drama focuses on Albert. Walter Matthau. an eltle unit set lo investi&ate 0 Q} Ci) 0 m Johnn1 Clraon crimes that require the cooperation Jim Henson and Helen Reddy &uest. of local, stale, and federal police 1J The Honeymooners personnel. @ Movie: "Under1round Aaent" @I) Yesenl1 (adv) '42 -Bruce Bennett, Leslie 10:00 0 ID Ei} News ~oo~ ) (V Wide World MJS· Perry Muon tery "The Haunting of Rosalind" D (~ @) m I VICIAL) m The lily Tomlin Show Miss Tomlin 1..1' Movie: "The Mlr1ele Worker'' stars m her second special, this (dra) '62 -Anne Bancroft, Patty time with special guest John Byner. Duke. O News 12:00 O Oon Kirshner's Rock Concert IE) Get Smart ID Movie: "Veneunce of Kall" @ Fight of the Week (adv) '65 -Senta Berger, lex ED Phll1delphi1 Folk Festival Barker, Ian Hunter. 10:30 IE) News @I) Chesplrlto m Screen stories ~ Rock Concert Doublefuture: (C) (90) "fer·Oe· lanc;e" (R) (dra) '75 -David Janssen, Hope Lange, Ivan Dixon, Jason Evers, Charles Robinson, Ben Piazza, George Pan, Sherry Boucher. The chief master-at·arms takes charge of a crippled submarine after its crew and an International team of researchers are decimated by unknown terrors they subse- quently lea rn are poisonous snakes. 0 @ 0 m NBC Double· future Movie: (C) (90) ''The Turn· In& Point of Jim Malloy" (R) (dra) '75 -Gig Youn&. John Savage, BiH McGuire. Cliff Corman, Donald Blakely The son of Gibbsville's most respected citizen, a doctor, is expelled from Yale and returns home in disgrace. Aller landing a job at the local paper, he gets a chance to work his way up when the star reporter goes on a drunken binge. 9:00 (jJ The Untouchabln I M1dison Square Guden Fi&ht 11:00 iJ (3) 0 @I) m al News The Bold Onts 0 ®.l ~ @ News Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, 0 Best ol Groucho 1:00 O ®) Mldnl&ht Special Helen Reddy hosts. 1 :45 U Movie: (C) "Cry for Hapt)y'' (com) '61 -Glenn Ford, Miyoshi Umeki, Donald O'Connor, James Shi geta. Downstairs" . . Sfl Bllko @I) la Crlad1 Bien Cruid1 0 Movie: (C) "Buu Brummell" D Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Tenth ftCtim" (mys) '65 -Marcello Mas· 9:30 U (fi) CV Cl) CBS Frida, Movie Doublefeature: (C) (90) "Crime Club'' (R) (dra) '75 -Sc-0tt Thom- as, Eueene Roche, Robert Lansing, Bitf McGuire. Barbara Rhoades. Michael Cristoler, David Clennon. 'VOICES OF EXPERIENCE' Like rno 1 HollywooJ scls, 1his one was bustling all the time. Crew membcrs were moving and setting up equipment and ac1ors were re· hearsing and 1hcn fil ming scenes. Two men quietly observed 1he events every day, making sure not to get in 1he way. Occasionally, the pro· duccr. Frank Capra. J r .. 1he director. William Graham, or an actor would confer wiLh 1hcm. Whatever they said wa~ gospel. 'fhey were Jock Menzies anJ Robert Meck, technical advisors for "Trapped Beneath the Sea," a 1wo-hour ABC summer Movie, starring Lee J. Cobb and Marlin Bal~am and airing Friday at SPM. Mtnzies and Meek aren't merely 1echnical advisors in the usual sense of the word. They arc, in actuality, the survivors of a real·Ufe tragedy that occurred in June, 1973, when their four-man research submarine became trapped on the ocean floor off Key West, Florida. Thirty-0ne hours la1er, 1he sub was brought to the surface in a couragcou~. fru~lral· ing and ingenious rescue operation. but with two of the four men dead. Mart/11 Balsam untf Lu J. Cobh Menzies and Meek lived through 1he ordeal. The story that "T rapped Beneath 1he Sea'' 1ells was inspired by the aclual event. But It is a fie. tional dramatization. All of the characters are products of imagina1 ion (adv) '54 -Stewart Granger, Eliza· beth Taylor, Peter Ustinov. m Mission: lmposslbfe Mod Squid (J)Peter Gunn m Koft1n Serial 2:00 ID ~ll·Ni1ht Show: "Dante's Infer· no/' "Saturday's Htto" 3:30 U Movie; "Montana Belle" (wes) '52 -Jane Russell, Scott Brady. George Brent. and do not represent any persons living o r dead. Menzies, a taciturn Scotsman who served wi1h the Royal Navy as a frogman, is now a pro· fessiunal submarine pilo1. one o f abour 30 in the U. S. He docso't talk much about Lhe tragedy (two weeks after the rescue, he was diving again in 1hc Gulf of Mexico) From newspaper and magazine articles on the actual event, o ne discovers that neither Menzies nor Meek were very accessible to reporters. They were ready, willing and able lo assist in creat!ng a chilling rea,lism fo~ the film. however. Both men. who .n~w live in Santa Barham and build Ton ugas boats when not on a d1v1ng mission, did much of 1hc ac10al diving for the 1>equence~ filmed off Catalina Ii.land in Southern California. Actors Paul M ichacl Glaser and Cliff Potts portray the pilot and an ichthyologli.t. re)pec1ively, in the film. Their roles parallel Menzies' and Meek's a1..tual posi1ions during the Key West dive. "Cliff and r would ask Jock and Bob what their reactions or actions were during a particu- lar ume period of the ordeal in order to give us an idea of how to le~d au1hcntic11y to our por1rayals." points out Glaser. "They 1old u~ quite matter-0f.fac1ly -no emotion." The advice. sug~stions and observa· 1ions Menzies and Meek. made during the production of "Trapped Be· neath the Sea" were received with great respect by those concerned - producer Capra, director Graham. and the actors. After ell, Menzies and Med had heen 1herc. They knew. The su!lmarine used in "Trapped Beneath 1he Sea," a 20.foot Jong research submersible. actually belongs to the Department of Oceanog- raphy of Texas A&M. a college more renowned for turning out military officers and rugged football players than ~ilors. Producer Frank Capra, Jr. located 1he craft which is actuall)' based at Galveston, Texas, some 1.50 miles from the campus. after an ex1ensive sea rch of marine research ins1itutions throughout l.he country. "I found lhrce, but the craft owned by Texas A&M wes the closest and was available," says Capra, son of the legendary Oscar-winning director. "The Texas sub had only recently Tetumcd -from working along the banks of 1he Gulf of Mexico and had been completely refitted.ft lns1ead of sailing it, the Texas A&M crew, consisting or Ken 8011oms. Mike Cooke and Dr. Thomas Bright, all of the college's Department of Oceanography, arranged to have 1he mini·sub trucked overland from Oalves1on to Hollywood. "We bad a set shooting schedule for the fi lm," adds Capra. "and as the sub's top speed is three k.nots we just couldn't wait unhl 197.5 for ii to arrive." Upon completion of the film , this star of 1he submarine set w!U load- ed aboard its truck and returned to Galveston where, after rubbing rud- ders with Hollywood's lux urious yachls and sailing craft off Catalina and Malibu ii will have to be content with a kelp buildup off Corpus Christi o r a' ne w school of flounders somewhere in the Gulf SATURDAY JULY 26 ..... MORNING Ci) World of Surt1lv1I 8 (~ 00> @ ca Super Friends Movie: (C) "Bucuneer's Girt" (adv) '50 -Yvonne OeCarlo. m Movie: "N1vy Wile" (rom) '56 -Joan Bennell, Gary Merrill, Shirley Yamaguchi . (!) Ascot Rices f.24 Trails West Ell) Sesame Street 6:00 @ Summer Semester a> Spanish Movie 6:30 cu TV 8 Classroom 10:30 I@ rn 8 ShlZlm! m ld's Rap . @ @ m Star Trek 7:00 0 (2~ (t) Cio) m Addams Family 6 Other People, Other Places I Weekend ~ Movie ((j?) ) CI) Yogi'' Gang 11:00 £11 1 (j' '8' V1lley of the Dino. Brother Buz:z ~ ~J 1.!!..1 Electric Company Qr~ @ (fg) m Major tucue 7:30 Summer Semesttr Baseball Teams to be announced. ~ (i) O m Chopper Bunch 0 Movie: "Massacre River'' (wes) (Q?; (i)) 3' Bugs Bunny '49 -Guy Madison, Rory Calhoun. Youth & the Issues Carole Mathews. Attem1tives @ Tijuana: Window to the South News/Public Affairs fJ (119 @) ca These Are the 1 CI) Terry & His Friends Days - : Carrascotendas . Ell) Electric Company 8:00 (11) Q) (8 Favorite M1rt11n Qj Ci) o m Emereency + 4 11:30 IJ @ ~ {]J Hudson Brothers Pacesetters @.~ovie: . lut of the . Despera- 06 B~l~M) 1(rble H ll :,O:cl!~:,S) 55 -Jim DaYIS, Barton (~ ,_!; 3) o n I 0 n II 0 (Qi 00) @ ca A m e r i c a n Phooey fJ Movie: (C) "Summer Stock" Bandstand (mus) '51 -Judy Garland, Gene ~ Celebrity Goll Ch1llenae Kelly, Eddie Brac~en. Gloria De· EID Sesame Street Haven. 6) Unit Three W True Adventure :;26 Voice of Tokyo I Sesame Street 8:30 @ (1) 8 ~ed BuUJ ~ @ 10 m Run, Joe, Run Gene Autry Theatre Rock Concert (Qj, '8)) @ Adventures of Gil- ligan AFTERNOON 12:00 0 @ ters 00 Harlem Globetrot· fJ Movie: "The Spoilers" (dra) '42 -John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott. m Ad Lib W Bir Blue Marble t2~ Chiller M1tinee Doublefuturt a> Roller Games m Movie: "Chad Hanna" (dra) '40 -Henry Fonda, Dorothy Lamour, Linda Darnell. 12:30 I ® (3) ®flt Albert 9:00 O ~ 3 (i) Junnie 3 Wor~ of lrfe 0 o m Land of tht Lost Movre: "The Trail Beyond" I ( (j)) rJJ Devlin (wes) '34 -John Wayne, Noah Country Music Beery Jr. Mister Roeers' Neiehbo1hood 0 Movie: (C) "13 Friehtened 9:30 0 @ CI) Pebbles & B1mm Girls" (dra) '63 -Murray Hamil· Bimm ton. Joyce Taylor. Huah Marlowe, 8 ~ (I) o m Siemund Kathy Dunn, Lynn Sue Moon. (dra) '58 -Richard Bakalyan, Ken Nanny l the Professor Movie: "P1r1troop Command" llost in Space Lynch. Man Builds, Min Dutroys 0 (~ 00) CI) Lassie's Rescue @ ) Nashville Music R•n1ers Mission; Impossible 10:00 OIJ Ci) re) Scooby Doo Festival "Six Bears & A. Clown" I VIiia Ale1re 1 ;00 ft @ (I) CI) CBS Children's Film QJ @ I o m Pink Panther Concl. The Honeymooners are back In town Monday through Wednesday and Friday nights at ll;30PM on KTLA, Channel 5. Jackie Glea- son, Art Cuney, and Audrey Meadows blend their comedic talents and razor-sharp wits in this classic series which first ran on CBS In 1955. P1ge 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 20, 1975 Campus Profile 6 Movie: "Calllne All Marlnu" mys) '40 -Don Barry, Helen Mack. 1Pettico1t Junction Jean Shepherd's Ameriu (j)) Animal World Cine en la T1rde 1:30 (j) Fiim Feature 0 Movie: "Blaze of Noon" (adv) '47 -William Holden, Anne Baxter, Sterling Hayden, William Bendix. O Movie: ''When the D11tons Rode" (wes) '41 -Randolph Scott, Kay Francis, Brian Donlevy. ISoul Triin Bill Cosby The Game Ci)) Friends of Man Film Futures 2:00 1J 00 Canadian Open Golf From the Royal Montreal Golf Club in lie Bizard, Quebec, with a total purse or $200,000 in Canadian funds. O Aericulture USA ~ Movie: (C) "The Underwater Crty" (dra) '62 -William Lund1- gan, Julte Adams. Ray Roberts. ~ lnsi1ht Gomer Pyle (i1) (3) American Outdoorim1n 5"j Ci) Concern (~, @ ) World of Surt1lv1I m Aariculture USA (l) Film Feature 2:30 (3) Movie: "St11eco1ch to D1ncer's Rock" (wes) '62 -Warren Stevens, Martin Landau. · Wildlife Thutre 6 D111Uri o Thriller Outer Limits Hieh Ch1p1rr1I 1 (]) World of Racine @ Voice of Agriculture : Jean Wolf With .•. ( {j)) Outdoors With Ken C1ll1- w1y m Saturday Movie: "Mr. 880'' ca Wally's Workshop 3:00 ~ Dusty's Treehouse · NFL Action a Dr11net fJ Movie: "Pancho Villa Returns" (wes) '51 -Leo Camllo. Jeanette Comber, Esther Fernandez. @ (J) Rin1slde Boline Q'1 (j) Movie: (C) "Up From the Buch" (dra) '65 -Cliff Robertson, Irina Demick. Red Buttons. Brod- erick Crawford. ~ Wild Wild West £11) lntern1tlon1I Animation Festival ' ., (!)) The Asherman Muslul Variety Show Celebrity Tennis 3:30 IJ Movie: "Bir Jim McLain" (adv) '52 -John Wayne, James Arness, Nancy Olson, Hans Conreid. O Saturday O Movie; "Son of Dracula" (mys) '43 -Lon Chaney Jr. I Wortd of Racine Water Wortd T1run Thnbe Movie: (C) "Koroshl" (dra) '67 atrick McGooh1n. Yoko Tani. m Movie: "Evil Brain F~m Odt.r ice" (sci·fi) '60 -Ken Utsui. The Virtlnlln Fiim Cl)) 8111 Dena'• Dutdoors Fanf1nil F1lcon Car & Trade 4:00 w Ontario Motottyde C11ulc 6 Wreatllna F~m tflt Olympic Celebrity T tnnls ~ CBS Sports Spectacular atinee 22 Porter W11oner Show f11) Nova "The Ftrst Signs of Washoe" ~ 00> film Feature Futbol-Soccer • Saturday Movie: "World for Ransom" ca Greatest Sports Leeends ffi Voice of Agriculture 4:30 I:) NCAA Hiahll1hts Celebrity Bowline 8 Star Trek Hink Thompson Show ( ) NFL Action • Bud Furillo's Steam Room Corona Now 5:00 IJ CBS Sports Spect1cul1r O Movie: (C) "Once Before I Die" (dra) '66 -John Derek. Ursula An- dress, Richard Jaeckel. 00 Water World fJ (~ Ci)) (!) (iD ABC's Wide World of Sports fJ Wild Wild West rfO) News m Movie: "To the Ends of the urth" (mys) '48 -Dick Powell, Signe Hasso. Maylia, Vladim ir So· kolotr «!)Mod Squad @ (3) C1n1di1n Open Goll Chim· plonshlp ~ (i) Name of the Game Q'i Jimmy Dun Show Eii) Film Future ffi Thret Stooees 5:30 ~ (j) News 6 little R1suls Movie; (C) (90) "White Co· m1nche" (wes) '67 -Joseph Cot· ten, William Shatner. ® Nashville Music Et) The Way It Was "1960 Eaales/ Packers NFL Championship" m Call II Macaroni ffi litUe Rascals Family Thutre E.VENING 6:00 I 0 (j)@ m ~ m News • My Partner the Ghost Nlaht Gallery F11ht of the Week Hee Haw tt} Firln1 line 6:30 CV 0 (~ (j)) ca News llNBC News Conference World 1t W1r 00 Pop Goes the Country Ci) Other People, Other Plteu · Boa de Muico • The Fisherman Three Stooeu 7:00 Other People, Other f'l1ce1 Wild Kin1do111 Diamond Head Bowtln1 for Doll1n Sammy l Company News The Jefferson• Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The an Who H1unted Himself' (susp) '71 -Roaer Moore, Hilde1ude Neil, Alastair MacKenzie. Actloft: Inner CitJ (Qt) Cl)) m Llwnnee Wtlk It Takt1 A Thief CI) Jlmm' Dean Show @ Ci) News Pop -00.s tflt Country : Blldr Perspective 011 tllt ""' MHll Dr. J1&1en lnv11ion Hour 7:30 Wiid World of Animals 1975 II s ol f for Die" ~An- Wide the owe II, r So Co· Cot re I ICU 'The usp) •rde (3 ~ Ci) Lars Mike A Deal feature Movie: (C) (90) tlfhey Only ,., Jeopardy -Come Out 1t Nl1ht" (R) (dra) '75 I~ Liar's Club -Jack Warden, Charles Ynfante, ~ Eye•ltness: Loa An&eln Tim O'Connor, Joe Mantell, Made· I I Name Thlt Tune line Thornton·Sherwood. The story of I Wild llin1dom veteran detective John St. John and I l m Hin• Thompson Show his investigation of a series of rob· I illmpo Sobre el Tlempo bery-slaylngs of elderly women. St. 1 I Bobby Goldsboro Sho,.. John sees patterns or "clusters" of I : Alm coincidences in the crimes and ~ 1 Polke Sur1eon works with Deputy Tallchief in 1:00 6 @ (]) (I) All In the Family tracking down the criminal who (if) Archie takes a life-expectancy -preys on ,,the weak and elderly. test-and fails. 'op .. oes tfle Countfy 0 9 @ ®) m NBC Saturday Country Piece Ooubltf11ture Movie: (C) (90) 10:00 1J @ CI) (j) , ... , ... ,""'1c""1""4L"""I Mosn "Nend1 Smith'' (R) (wes) '75 --The LtwaiYer Part V Caught in the Lorne Greene, Cliff Potts, Adam scorching desert, the anary Israel- West. Nevada Smith joins a team of · ites rebel against the leadership of mercenary outlaws who agree to Moses and, in his absence, revel In guard a valuable shipment of ex-sin and worship •n idol of gold. plosives, only to learn the owner of Burt Lancaster, Anthony Quayle, In· the explosives is Jonas Cord, his arid Thulin and Irene Papas star. forrner mentor. Cord and his part· D Movie: (90) "The Ne1nderth1I ner Frank Hartlee mu.st insure that Man" (hor) '53 -Robert Shayne, the shipment is delivered safely Doris Merrick. across Utah territory, but a mys. I The A1y Briem Show terious chain of events seem des· Muskll Contest tined to prevent the shipment from Ch1mplonshlp Wrestltn1 reaching its destination. : Ber1m1n FHm "The Silence" U Movie: (90) "Nl1ht After Nlghr' Lou Gordon Show (com) '32 -Constance Cummings, 10:30 I Todey at Aau• C.llen~ George Ratt. Mae West. • Three Passports to Adventurt 0 "KEEP ON TRUCKIN'" News * NEW COMEDY HIT! ! Studio 22/Quiz Time 0 (Qil (!)) (I) a> 11 ee p on 11:00 ! @ 0 0 Ci) New" Trudln' An hour of music of the • The Lucy Sllow 70's and conternporary comedy. 10 (~ ) a> News m HEE HAW-TONITE'S ITerror Jhe1tff m S.mmy ' CompanJ *COMEDY HIT! ! ! Women's Love starlts m Het Haw @ Movie: (C) "Anni & the Cotl11e 1n1 of Slim" (dra) '46 -Rex Har· S,,,nish Movie rison, Irene Dunne. Linda Darnell. ® Movie @ 700 Club EJl) HollJWOOd Television Theat" @!) All·Sttr Wrestlln1 ''Shakespeare Wallah" (R) 11:30 B Fabulous 52! (C) "Buu lieste" eiJ Super Sllow (adv) '66 -Guy Stockwell, Doug @ lapanese Lln1u1ge rro1r1ms McClure, Leslie Nielsen, Telly Saval- 1:30 I)@ 00 The Jeffetsons (R) Ded· as. icated to his new policy of "not O tfOl Weekend malling waves" George wants noth· O hie: "Terpedo lay" (dra) '64 in& to do with a tenant protest -James Mason. Lilli Palmer. meetin1. @ Movie: "Voodoo Man" (hor) '44 (1) Greatest Sports lecends -Bela Luaosi, John Camdine. Ci) Clndld C.mer1 0 (~ [J)) Cl) al Democretk 9:00 6 @ (3) Cl) Mary Tyler Moore Natlon1I Teliihon Continues throu11h Sflow (R) l:Ou tries to recapture the Sunday to 7PM. . dynamism of the crusading reporter (j) Movlt: "Vir1lnla City'' (dra) '40 he once was by launchin11 an in· -Etrol Flynn, Humphrey Bo1art, vestlaation into corruption in big· Randolph Scott. city politics. 0 Movie: "'The Cmitlna Eye'' (sci 00 ~801ln1 From the Ofymplc fi) '58 -Forrest Tucker, Janet Mun· 0 ( (j)) CD m Otmocr•tlc ro, Laurence Payne. N1tiona Teletflon Alan Alda Edward m Movie: "To the £nds of the Asner, Lome Greene, Dell~ Reese, ~rth" (dra) '48 -Dick Powell, Susan Saint Jamill and Helen Red· Signe Huso, Maylla. dy are the co-hosts for this 20'/z 11:45 ED Clusk Film: "The Temptress" hour Democt1tic party telethon (1926) Greta Garbo stars as the whose theme \s ''Tune In America." seductive heroine who moves from The fund-raising program originates Paris to the Argentine, from hl1h live in L~ Anaeles and features a society to the gutter as she toys large contingent of show business with men's souls and drives them and political personalities. to their death. D Mowlt: (q (90) "Walk tht 12:30 Qi The W1ters FtmUy Proud und" (wn) '56 -Audie 1:00 0 At One With • • • Benjamin Mufllhy, An11t Bancroft. Pat Crow-Franklin. ley, Charles Or.kt. ! Thrlller m C.Untry C.t111Val 1:30 Movie: "Mr. lelvedttt Rhlp aJ PT•ltr FllRI e Satin (com) '51 -Clifton Webb, t:30 8 ITT'J CI) Cl) lob Newf\art Show Joanne Oru, Huah Marlowe. (If) 'Unlly is more than 1 little m All·Nl1ht Stlor. "1llt lndtstruc· ~rlous about Bob's reluctance to tibll Min," "Qukballd," "'Saps .t talk 1bout a 1lrl he used to date, Su" until Howard Inadvertently spills the 3:00 6 Movie: ~" {mys) '41- buns. Cary Grant. Je>1n Fontaine, Nlcel 0 ~ Cl) tJQ) m NIC Doubl.. Bruce. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JU ... Y 20, 1975 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: JULY 19th (P.M.) 3:00 Yoe• With M1d11ine (C) (KOCE) 3:30 Yo11 Wltll MICfellne (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Yo1• With M1dttlne (C) (KOC[) 4:30 Yoga With M1d1llnt (C) (KOCE) 5:00 Th• Way It Wu (C) (PBS) "The lewis/Conti Fight" 5:30 $tlfclal: (C) "The Minnesota Or· chestra at Orchestra Hall" 7:00 look le•t (C) (PBS) "Jericho. The South Beheld" 7:30 Festival of the Arts (C) (KOCE) 8:00 Jun Shepherd's Ameria (C) (PBS) "Phantom of the Open Hearth Lives-Somewhere In In diana" 1:30 Maalc of OH Pelntlltf (C) (KOCE) "Summer Landscape" 9:00 Muterplece Theebe (C) (PBS) SUNDAY: JULY 20th (P.M.) 3:00 PhJlical Cleogr1phy "The Ocean of Air" 3:30 Physical Geography "Our Nearest Star" 4:00 PhyslQI lieogrephJ "Solar Ener- /lY and the Earth's Respanse" 4:30 Physlcal Cleogr1phy "The Air We Breathe" 5:00 PhJllcal Cleo1r1phy "The Wifldy Planet" 5:30 History of Art "Khmer Empire" 6:00 HlstOIJ of Art "Crete and the Peloponnesos" 6:30 History of Art "Archa ic Greeks and Etruscans'' 7:00 History of Art "Greek Architec- ture" 7:30 History of Art "Hellenism, Greek and Roman Sculpture" 1:00 Jeanne Wolf With (PBS) "Pegay lee" 1:30 Spatt for Mint (PBS) MONDAY: JULY 21st (f'.M.) 3:00 Yoga With Madeline (KOCE) Yoga telecourse. 3:30 Electric Company (CTW) 4:00 Seslme Strfft (CTW) 5:00 Mitter Ao11n Neighbothood 5:30 VIiia Alt11e (PBS) 5:00 f'tlysital Ceorr1phy "Weather Prediction and Modification" 5:30 Hlstofy of Al1 "Roman Architec· lure" 7:00 Yop With Madeline (KOCE) Yo· aa teleeourse. 7:30 Foc:us: Or1111e Countr (C) (KOCE) 1:00 Wor1d Press 601 (PBS) 1:30 Nova (PBS) "The First Si11ns of Washoe" 9:30 Tiit Way It Wu (PBS) "Browns/ Rams NFL Championship" TUESDAY: JULY 22nd (P.M.) 3:00 Yoi1 With MICfeUnt (KOCE) YO· a• tetecourse. 3:30 EJectrk Company (CTW) l :JOYec1 4:00 S...1111 Stmt (CTW) 5:00 Mitter 1to1m Nel1hborhood 5:30 VIiia Alegre (PBS) 5:00 f'hysal Ceerraphy "utent En· ero of the Atmosphert" 6:30 History of Art "Early Christian Art'' 7:00 Yea• With Madeline (KOCE) Yo· I• tel~urse. 7:JO P1111nt ot ttie Mastm (KOCE) 1:00 s,.dal: (PBS) "Clarence Dar- row" t:JO Wo111an (PBS) "Beyond the Beauty Myths" 10:00 rtay l rld1e wfth ttlt Experts WEDNESDAY: JULY 23rd (f'.M.) 3:00 fii• With Madillne (KOCE) 'to· gl telecourse 3:30 Electric COmpanJ (C TW) 4:00 Sesame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Aogera Nel1hborhood 5:30 Villa A1e1re (PBS) 6:00 Phpalul Geo1r1phy "Clouds: Sign Posts Aloft" 6:30 History of Art "Byzantium I" 7:00 Yoga With Madeline (KOCE) Yo· 1a lelecourse 7:30 The Great Job 81nk (KOCE) 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre (PBS) Up· stairs, Downstairs -Episode XI: "A Perfect Stran11er" 9:00 Theater In America (PBS) "A Touch of the Poet" THURSDAY: JULY 24th (P.M.) 3:00 Yoe• With Madeline (llOCE) Yo aa lelecourse 3:30 Electric Companf (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Lady Aberlin asks an important question: "What 1s love?" 5:30 Villa Alegre (PBS) 6:00 PhJSlcal Geo1r1phy "The Middle Latitude Cyclone" 6:30 History ol Art "Byzantium II" 7:00 Yo11 With Madeline (KOCE) Yo· ea telecourse. 7:30 Jean Shepherd's America (PBS) "Riding the City of Los Angeles" 8:00 The Best of Evenln1 1t Pops (PBS) "Cole Porter Night With Bobby Short" 9:00 Oiretciones (Santa Ana Schools) "The l iquid Escape . . . AIC4 holism" 9:30 Feelln1 Good (CTW) "Coming Back" FRIDAY: JULY 2Sth (P.M.) 3:00 811 Blue Marbl: (NET) 3:30 Electric Company (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Roaen Neirflboftlood 5:30 Vitia Alegre (PBS) 6:00 "'7slcal lieographp "The Daily Weather Map" 6:30 History of Art "Early Islamic Art" 7:00 lnterf1et (PBS) "Miami. S1, Cu· ba, No!" 7:30 M1gic ol Oil r1lntln1 (KOCE) "Sunset" 1:00 Waalllnaton Week In Anltw (PBS) 8:30 Know Your Antiques (PTL) 9:00 !Cup's Show (PBS) SATURDAY: JULY 26th (f'.M.) 3:00 Yoe• With MICfell11t (KOCE) Yo· 111 telecourse. 3:30 Yop Wlttl Madttlne (KOCE) Yo· aa telecourse. 4:00 Yoga With Madeline (KOCE) Yo· ga telecourse. 4:30 Yo11 With M1defln1 (l<OCE) Yo· g1 telecourse. 5:00 Tht Wey It Was (PBS) ''The Brown,/Rams NFL Ctlampion· ship" S:JOTIA 7:00 S.O. ltlt (PBS) "The Romantic ~oisb" 7:30 "9sunt of the Mut., (KOCE) 1:00 JeM ~·1 AIMricl (PBS) "Ridi11g the City of Los Anaeles" 1:30 llh1lc of 011 f'altttlta (KOCE) "Sunset" 9:00 M~ Thtatn (PBS) Page 15 Stereos m3o4a Automatic Turntable Exceptional pertormonce in o turntable manufactured by Ouol. The 3048 offers such refinements os die-cost, wobble-free platters. 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HUGH SCOTT (R-Pa_) You were one of the .,,onson of legialatton to pm- mit taxpayers to allocate one ®Um-for preftden.. tial-campaign financing. Why doem't the law permit the Uu.payn ro daignate wlaicJa political pal1y ii to benefit from lail contribuOOn?-Mn. Helen Gamer, Dubuque, Iowa • Several years ago, the law did just that-it allowed the FOR BEA ARTHUR,starof"Mau,u!'' Do you enjoy gossip-as rm sun: "'Maude" does?-T .B.O., Ann Arbor, Mich. •And how. I love iL l don't believe a word of what l read. but I read every word in all the columns very carefully and remember everything. As well as reading gos.sip, I also Wee to hear it, I thinlc every woman does, don't you? FOR TED LINDSAY, hockey sportscaster How do you manage to insert commerci.ah in a boclcey game? Do you arrange ~unnatural" breaks in the action? -John Forbes, Atlantic City, N.J. • Not exactly. But there is "coordination" between the pro- duction crew and the game official who drops the puck for face-off's. This is achieved through a small buzzer worn un- der the official's arm. As long as it's vibrating, a oommerciaJ is on. When it stops. the official knows that coverage has resumed. FOR McLEAN STEVENSON Are you related to the late Ambassador Adlai Stevenson? Also, how did you get started in show business?-Brian Mahoney, Rensselaer, N.Y. •Yes, as a matter of fact, I am a cousin of Adlai Stevenson of Illinois. I grew up in Bloomington. I got started in show business while at Northwestern University, and later moved to New York. where I worked in the theater. FOR SAM SNEAD It seems that the National Open is often woo by lesser- known players who didn't expect to win. How do you explain this?-James Brennan, Buffalo, N.Y. e The Open has always been comparatively easy for the outsider. He's playing all alone out there. No gallery. No pressure. Nobody bothers him until the third or fourth row1d, by which time he's in good shape to win it all. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR I'm always reading that Stiller & Meara have split-yet they seem to be together professionally. What's the story?-A. Strickland, Los Angeles, Calif. e We checked with both. Anne said: ·split what? Maritally we're a terrific team, and have been since 1954. I wash and Jeny dries. I run up bills and Jerry pays them. We argue on how to raise our two kid~. what better proof of 'together- ness' is theTe? Right now I'm working on my new CBS-TV show ('Kate McShane') and Jerry's doing his Broadway play ('The RRz') . That's good becau.~e when we 're together aJJ day and night, J never know when the act's over and the marriage is beginning.'' But Jeny said: "We don't have enough time for each other. Wh<'n we work together, it's as performers, not as husband and wife. When Anne is busy, and l have spare time, I resent it. 1 guess fm a bit jealous. I'm no different from any other man. I'm sensitive and have an ego." Cowr F'tlolo by Ellen Or11ti.m taxpayer tu select the political party of his or her choice to receive the dollar. However, it was felt that under such a system one party or the other might teoeive undue benefit. The purpose of the law is to give an equal chance to each party. Also, it was felt that third parties and new parties would be given far less moneiy than perhaps they might otherwise be entitled to. This raised serious Coostitutioc.a..I questions. So the law was revised so that all money would go into a special fund, tl1en the fund would be divided up among the major, minor and new parties according to a specific formula. flOIC llllllY COCO, W1' ot •T#w, Wild Porty• What's your favorite daydream?-R.H. Smith, Atlanta, Ga. e Brealc:fast in America, hmch in Paris, tea in London and dinner in Rome . .Back to the U.S. foe lobster in Philadelphia, oysters in Boston, franlcfurters at New York's Coney Island. Ending up, of course, in the chocolate town of Hershey, Pa. And, wait for the best part of my dream: I don't gain a single ounce from any of it. FOR KATE SMITH Of aU the meetings you've had with well-known people, which was the most memorable?-M.L, Santa Fe, N.M. e The audience I had with the Pope. I converted to Catholi- cism in 1965, and the late Cardinal Spelbnan arranged for me to have a private session with His Holiness. There never was an audience like that one-truly the most unforgettable of my entire career. FOR JACKIE GLEASON As a veteran dieter, do you have any tips fol' losing a great deal of weight quicldy?-D.M.B., El Puo, Texas e Yes. PRAYER and ST ARV AT I 0N1 FOR EILEEN FORD of Ford Models, Inc. How can a young girl who live1 in a small town get started in modeling?-Dede Rudat, Las Cruses, N.M. • 1'.sn sorry to tell you that there is no way to get started in modeling in a small town. Unhappily, 85 to 90 percent of all the pbotograpby done in America is done in New Yori.: City. The best way to get started is to send pictures to rell· able New York agencies and ask their advice. But remember that you must be between 5-7 and 5-91' in your st:odcing feet, and nothing will alter that requirement. July 20, 1875 /ianlty ~ The Newspaper Magazine A " •uc ... H ef o.w. C1m nlc•llu, i.e. R8rmoed K. llMon. CAaltmM ol tJle IJoMd A.. Edw11rd Miiier, Pruklent Fred Oennem.n, Enc. V .P., Publl•hlng MORTON FRANK, Pf'Mld#rf Md PflbMslMt LEONARD S. DAYIDOW, CUlnwen ROBERT D. CARNEY, Enc. V.P,,.Auoc. P11bll11ter ll'ATRICK II. UNSKEY, V.P.-Ad Director IC...t D'A....,endro, Merketlng Mgr.; Oenild I . Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; Rk:hanl D. Carroll, Assoc. Eastern Mgr.; Joe Fraur, Jr,. Chicago Mgr.: LMwr9nce M. Finn, Detroit Mgr Perkin•, Stephent , Yon der Ueth end H81W8rd, Los Angeles and San Franclaco. "6111.1 ... ER RElATIONS; LEE EWS, V.P.-Olrector: Robert H. llanlotl, Mgr. PWl.llHDl ID.v!CO: Robeft J. 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CO'lilr Photo by i:ti.n urwn11m er. ce !xi In· ·' h: r- 11 n I I I I I I I I I I I I My Ten Rules for Getting Along With Grown-Up Children 11When my oldest daughter became the producer of a television 1how, I found myself telling her exactly how to put on good program•, and when she married a man whose field Is brain research, I found m,..U chockful of little nuggets of information for htm. The obYious fact that I knew absolutely nothing about the profeuiona of my daughter and son-in-law did not stop me until I saw the pained expressions on their faces.,. sao.n wn.on wflh hi• ~-u .. : "One CMnOt trffl eduH children simply • trtend9. The worde from • ~rent heve much more lm~ct on grown chlldren lh•n on • friend." One of the sad aspects of modem civilization is the fact that many parents rarely see their sons and daughters after "the kids" have grown up. One reason is that in this vast nation, young people often roam thousands of miles from home in search of a good job or a better education. Another may be "the sheer ingratitude of those darn kids.'' a phrase that is best forgotteo if lhe parents want their grown children to love or even like them. And a third rea- son may be that many parents don't know how to change gears when their ~ons and daughters grow up, and go on treating them as children forever. Three of my four children are in their middle or late twenties. They have taught me a little about how to deal with grown children, and in my teaching days I learned a little from my students. Here are ten bits of advice that I have gJeaned r rom the young people themselves. 1. It'• lmport•nt to recognize the point at wh6cb • child .... himMlt or henetf • en ltdull Some youngsters consider themselves adults the minute they graduate from high school, whde others hang on to childhood all the way through college, or even longer. It may sound crass, but the rule of thumb in my family is that a child is a child as long as I support him or her financially. Anyone who takes money from me must face the dreadful fact that my advice goes with it. Of course there can be exceptions to this rule. A medical student. for ex- ample. can be an adult who sull needs financial support from his parents. '2. Once chHdren conalder them- Mtves adults, parents have to team to treat them aa adult• or rl1k lo1lng all contact with them. It is easy to say that a mother or father should treat grown children as friends. but I don't think that's entirely true. The relationship be· tween parents and children is much deeper and more touchy than friendship. Still. I think it fair to say for starters that we shouldn't say anything to o ur grown children that we would not say to friends. Most people, for instance, would ·not think of asking even their closest friends how much money they make or how their sex life is going. Occasionally we might offer unasked advice to friends. but few or US WOUid push It. It's also a help iC a parent refrains from giving ad- vice on subjects that be or she knows little or nothinit about. I found this rule against volunteering advice only after I had made a complete fool or myself. When my oldest daughter became the producer of a television show, I found myself telling her exactly how to put on good programs, and when she married a man whose field is brain research. I found myself chockful of little nuggets of information for him. The obvious Cact that l knew absolutely nothing about the professions of my daughter and son-in-Jaw did not stop me until I saw the pained expressions on their faces. 3. Be long on pr•lae but VfifY lhort on crltlcltm. I don't think children ever outgrow the need for encouragement from their parents, but they may have suffered so much criticism from both parents and teachers when they were very young that they will be quiclc to reject it once they are old enough to malce their own Jiving. In this respect one cannot treat adult children simply as friends. The words from a parent have much more impact on grown children than on a friend and have to be used much more careCuJly. 4. If you have a son named Wiiiiam and one c.lled Robet't and you have been calling them Biiiy •nd Bobby, try Biii end Bob when they grow up. When a son or daughter is with friends his or her own age. listen for what names the friends use. Almost no one wants to go through life with the nicknames or diminutives of early childhood. 5. When your children make what appear to be bad mistakes, recognize the fact that they may know more about what they're doing than you do. (learned this the hard way. My oldest daughter infuriated me when she dropped out of Trinity College in Ire- land, where she was supposed to be spending her junior year. Her reason for doing this was that she loved a young man in Philadelphia so much that she couldn't stand to be away from him another few months. As things worked out. she married him. helped h im through g raduate school by working days. and got her degree in her spare time. Her husband became a fine young scientist. and now I don't blame her for running By Sloan Wilson Especially for FAMILY WEEKLY home from Ireland in the middle 0£ the lochool year. In retrospc<:t, a great deal of the ad- vice I gave my children turned out to be wrong, and I'm glad they didn'l lalce it. Now my favorite answer to many of the questions my children ask is an honest "I don't know." They respect that much more than a fake reply. &. Don't object to whatever halr- 1tytes and clothing your adult aon1 end daughters chooee. My son taught me this o ne wheo he came home from college with his hair down to his shoulders. "Why do you wear your hair so long when you know how I hate it?" I asked. "Frankly, Dad." he said, "you like my hair short and my girl likes it long. I love you very much, but when it comes to hairstyles. I'd rather please my girl." 7. If your adult children get Into 1erioua trouble-aaddng up an auto- mobile, getting incOnvenienUy preg- nant or becoming Involved with drugs -forget the recrimination• and try to help them pick up the pieces. Nobody regrets a mistake more than the person who made it. Like anyone else, grown children need a helping band when they are down. not a slap in the face. 8. Never land money to your grown children. Give it. Ir the "child" is ever able to give it back. he or she probably will in one way or another. Meantime they won't avoid you the way mos~ peo- ple avoid even relatives to whom they owe money. 9. Evan when your children reach mfddle age, try not to play favorites. It may sound crazy. but sibling rivalry often continues for a Jifetime. It is no fun for a young man to come home if he is treated as a pauper and bis brother i treated as a prince. Even the prince can be embarrassed if he is treated as an extension of his parents• pride rath- er than as a person whom lhey would love· regardless of his success or failure. 1 O. Forget any or all of these rules If they don't work for you and your grown children. Human nature is obvi- ously much too complex to be put into words. Maybe you have grown sons and daughters who take childish nicknames as a sign of affection and who think that their father doesn't care about their careers if he doesn't ask a Jot of ques- tions a nd give advice. If you know of other "rules~ that might cement the relationship between parent3 and grown children, please pass them on to me. l can use them. l haven't seen my own grown daughters for months and months. f AMILV WEEKLV.July20,1975 • l .... ....... ... -'Itri>•··· • - Ifs yours when you buy . Kellogg's Coro Flakes, Rice Krispies, Special K, milk, bread, and a spread for your good breakfast. HOW TO CET YOUR Sl.00 BR.&U.FAST CHEcr FROM MISS AMERICA SEND : the filled-in Refund Form and "1tarter" Mi.u Amer- ica Break fu1 Seal in this ad with ANY THREE ADDITIONAL Miss America Brealtfut Seals from specially-marked paclca~ of Kelloga's Com Fl~kes-. Rice Kri$pies-, and Spcaal K• ce- reals: plus, A NY THREE pr<>C?fs of purchase• from your favonte brands of milk. bread, butter or ma.rprine. ,elly or preserves. •Proor or purcb.uc requirements for tbc:K foods listed oo Rcflmd Form. • Kelloa Compan1 O 1975 Kellon Company Shirley Cothran, Miss America, is pretty, poised, talented, and intelligent. 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Every working day, Suzanne Pleshette .plays Bob New- hart's wife on C BS-TV"s popular "Bob Newhart Show." In real life she is the charming, articulate wife of Tho mas Joseph Gallagher Ill. She is also a designer and businesswoman. FAMILY WEEKLY: How would you compare your TV and real husbands? SUZANNE: I have two great husbands. Bob is like an exten- sion of my own husband, they are so alike in so many ways . And Bob's real wife Ginny and l are very much alike. We're both emotional. Our men are logical-and they carry us along as we go blithely through life. FW: I understand that Bob Newhart isn't always the easiest person in the world to work with. Do you find this to be true? SUZANNE: Bob and I have never had a fight. FW: Why is that? SUZANNE: Because he's de- vious. When something isn •t right, he doesn't explode or make waves. He waits, then goes behind the scenes to the cause of the trouble--Iilce a script change-and very subtly gets whatever is wrong taken care of. Tommy takes care of things for me, too, but he's my husband, so he does it more openl y. FW: Do you see much of Bob and his wife off the set? SUZANNE: We're very close. We get together at least twice a week outside of work. Tommy and Bob will sit and drink I • FAMILY WEEKLY, J uly 20, 11175 Scotch together while G inny and I talk and talk. They just ignore us and go on with their thing. The last time Bob went up to' Las Vegas to do his show, we sat in Perino's restau- rant the night before and cried and hugged each other good- bye. You'd have thought we were parting forever. FW: What does your husband do? SUZANNE: He's an executive for a family estate in Texas. He also handles the business end of o ur high-fashion bed-linen busi· ncss distributed by J.P. Stevens Fine Arts. FW: What exactly do you do in this linen business of yours? SUZANNE: I do the original primitive sketches, then work with professional artists to make the copper roll. It's quite complicated and very technical. Fortunately l've found two art- ists who are technically very astute and interpret my draw- ings without taking away from me and my original concept. FW: How did this get started? SUZANNE: rm not one for furs and jewels, so my big extrava- gance has always been beautiful imported sheets. I want my bedroom to be an oasis. Tommy never minded until he saw the laundry biUs. I change bed linens twice a week, and all the exquisite European things had to be done by hand. I never thought anything about it. They'd come back all wrapped in tissue and tied with a ribbon. They looked lovely! One day Tommy was trying to educate me in the ways of money, and he came across the fact that 1 was spending $60 a week on StacCl\,at By Peer ti. Oppenheimer J I ' Suzanne Plffhette Md her .. ,..., fife" huebend, Thome• JoMpfl Gellagher Ill, who, 8he up. "cam" me elong .. I go bfltMty through lffe." laundry! So I decided Lo design my own linens because I couldn't find any- thing I wanted American-made. FW: How do you manage two careers at the same time? SUZANNE: I organize my time very carefully. I have four months off from the show, plus two weeks off when we work five weeks in a row. Also, when Bob plays Las Vegas. we have five weeks off. So in January I start on de- signs that will come out in the fall. FW: How do you keep your home run- ning with such a busy schedule? SUZANN£: I have an angel of a house- keeper. She's been with me for yean. When we moved into our new place, she said, "Show me once where to-put everything, and then I'll know." So I took off two weeks to do just that. I even went through my closet, and came to the conclusion that if l hadn·t worn something for f2 years, I should throw it away. FW: Where did you live before? SUZANNE: We had a big place on two acres of ground in Beverly Hills, com- plete with tennis court. pool and guest- house. But we travel a lot, and you be- gin to feel guilty if you don't make use of the pool and courts. Also, the house was too big for intimate entertaining. People couldn't talk. Still, it was the first house I'd ever lived in, and I loved it. FW: Did you buy a smaller home? SUZANNE: We moved into a high-rise. It's like a maximum-security hotel. Everything is taken care of. Ifs the kind of a place you don't mind closing the door on and walking away. I don't think it's our final way of living, but for now it's all right. If we have chil- dren. or I don't work. we can take another look at our situatjon and dis- cuss what to do. FW: You once said you wanted four children. Do you still want that many? SUZANNE: I said that when I was l 8. In today's world. I think it would be unfair and a mistake. Also, Tommy and I are adults. We've beeo mamed seven years. We don't have the eoergy at this point in our lives to take on four chil- dren. Two, maybe. FW: H ave you ever thought of adopt- ing children? SUZANNE: Well. right now we don't really feel the need for children. What I mean is. we don't have to find our identity through children. We are com- plete and very happy. But that doesn't mean we wouldn't welcome a family. FW: What would happen to your acting career if you got pregnant? SUZANNE: Oh. I had that written into my contract! From the very beginning I've told them that if it should come to pass. I wanted Emily to be pregnant on the show. Or if I dido 't show. to write around it, or let people think I was just getting chubby. FW: Do you ever get tired of being involved in a situation-<X>medy show? SUZANNE: There 1s nothing better than knowing you're going to laugh all day long. However, I do miss drama. It was good exercise. But no one thought of me as a comedienne then. That's why I did the Johnny Carson show. I wanted people to look at ml! and see that I could be breezy aod wasn't always a hooker or a truck driver. Now I guess I'll have to go back and prove I'm not always a comedienne. FW: Why do you think the '·Bob New- hart Show·• caught on? SUZANNE: I think we've brought the good qualities of both Bob's and my marriages into the show. We try to keep the show honest and our char- acters true. For instance, one script had Emily "talking down" her husband in front of others. Now. J wouldn't do that and I know EmjJy wouldn't either. So they changed the script. 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There are five common motives for infidelity. 5. The so-called dominant partner- who looks, taJJcs and otherwise gives the impression of ruling the roost at home-- is seldom the real boss. 6. lf a wife has romantic daydreams about other men (movie stars. friends or acquaintances). it is a sign that her af- fection for her husband is waning. ANSWERS 1. True. A California State University study has found that the divorce rate of women declines with each year they wait to marry, untiJ a gradual leveling off at about age 25. Men who marry between the ages of 27.and 31 have the best chances of achieving marital stabil- ity. "When all the evidence is in," says the srudy, "it appears that women should wait untiJ they are 25 to marry aod that they should have their two children at age 28 and age 30. It's pointed out that this gives them ample time to have chil- dren before they are 35 and it also gives them three years after marrying to get the relationship on solid ground emo- tionally and financially." 2. True. Psychologist Sven Wahlroos provides an e1tcellent illustration of this in his monograph on family communi- cation: "Suppose, for example, that a wife has asked her husband over and over again to clean the washbowl after he shaves. He forgets to do so almost every morning. This, in eUect, carries the message, 'Your wishes arc not important to me,' and the message is infinitely stronger than the words, 'I want to make you happy, darling.''' Though the wife may say no more about it. her growing resentment may cause her to retaJiate in 10 • FAMILY WEEKLY, July 20, 197$ lcin~ placing a further strain on the relationship. 3.. False-as shown by studies sponsored by the NationaJ Science Foundation, which evaluated the findings of lea.ding researches over a 25-year period. Con- clusions of the investigators: No factual support was found for the generalization that dissimilarity of class background i! detrimental to success in marriage-- despite popular assumption to the con- trary. Says the study: "One can only guess how many marriages have been deterred by the ill-founded advice against marrying out of one's ,social class." 4. True--according to the findings of a university study of the psychological factors motivating infidelity. which showed that the five common motives that marriage partners gave when asted why they were unfaithful were: failure to achieve a satisfying physical relationship; curiosity; feelings of revenge; boredom; and a need for acc:eptaoce and recogni- tion from another person. 5. Tru~as evidenced by studies con- ducted at the American Institute ol Family Relations, which showed that more often than not the partner who gives the impression of dominating the household doesn't actually have much clout when the chips are down. 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Ben Franklin framea with CT)'llal clear zyl top rim aivea you unobstructed vision. In deep brown or jet black. Specify men's or women's. Not for astipnatism or eye diseases. With case, $6.95 plus so, bdlg. (No orders for N.Y. del'y). Joy Optical. Dept. <44-4, 73 Fifth Ave., New York. NY 10003. .<.;lt••'l'i"• b1 .,. • ., u ft11t, """'v-nirnt, .,,, r•111! .lll olln• in I It<' #'tlilori11l •f't'lio1t of I he K' rt'lc('nt/ Slt11111H'r ttrr ttol rnM~rt/ of ,,.;fl 11tloerli1i1t•· All '""rrh•"';,.,., unlr1111 lfffln· Ofrf'"'"'"" or 1Wrao1t•llutl, "'"' ~ rt'lurnt'tl for • rt'lfU!tl In lht' <'<ll1t1Mn1 fro11t wltith 1011 ,,,,,.r,.,. Plt'Ht' '""" l'•llr rltttlc or .,."""' urtler to lltt' f'DIHIM"I lidt'tl lh•I olft'rll lltt' itf'.,., •ntl not lo F"""ilr H' rrld1. ll•rV' • ,.;,,. UJttlc .' on Famous "BIG 4" TABLETS KELP, VITAMIN B&, LECITHIN & CIDER VINEGAR D 500 TABLETS D Regularly 9.85 Wl'AYNSTMl Off'ER liOOO NEXT Z WEEKUlfCLY NUTlmON HEADQUAITHS NOW!QET 2REALOLD INDIANHEAD CENTS-Onlyst Only 11 brinp you 2 old lndfan tiNd pennM9 IU4.led before 1909. (One Ht to a cuatomer.) TIMM scarce colM offer.ct to 1et your n.me for our nuillinc list. You will alta ..eel" the most ~ul catatoc of C>Ofn ott.n In America. Send $1, name. edd,...., zip to: Uttleton Coln Co., Dept. R0-11, Littleton, N.H. 03561 WHEN YOU ORDER BY MAIL FROM FAMILY WEEKLY ••• Please allow up to four weeks for delivery on Items ordered from companies ttiat advertise in Family Weekly. Sometimes unintentional delays occur. If they do, just write: Lynn Headley, Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10022. r-·MOM:T4Aa14UMWn& CGUf'Off-., llAIMSOR MOUK 8WTs, °"""' 9515 ·-...... ,.. ............. f'IL ... Ru.i> ___ .otld brau "Christ of the Andn" lJl6495 • only U .99 (two for 16.99) ptut 65-~· a hondrtnc Heh. Encio..d Is cfteclc or m.o. for s,_ __ ('4.Y. an.. rakl.nn, •dd M int••·> NO TWO ALIKE ••• HANDMADE ••• GENUINE NATURAL TURQUOISE GEMSTONE f ONLY 5999 ] ,.._ own • pnLeo genuine IUrquol• 99ft'I-ly-cOINllned blue& QtMn8 end btown-oold•. 11one ltom Che r-.ci Klngm.M mine In Certelnly an emulno welue lnchldlno 1H.,.•· AtUona. All ti-are pollahad, butled and IOMd cheln for OMLY Jt.11 (lllllltad quan-hand-erelled by American tndlan1 and lllJI) Order TurquolH Nugget Pendent -lllh from 12 lo 11 ceia11. No two are allkel #184$2 II $11.119 Hehl or 2 for S17.•, plua &di uniquely c.p«uree IM 111yallc lndlen SUICJ poelega I lland Ing. (N.Y. & AL ,..._ legend of ekv. ••ler and Hrttl In e11qultl... ldenl• edd NIH l&Jt.) Send check or m.o. to: GAUNLAND ITUDtOS, Dept. 9514, Greenland Bldg., Miami, Florida 33059 Wl1ll tlli• ....... !old wtfll ,.., cu drill ,_ -.. ,., ... I et t ont tf tllellt tzi ,., INll Alie, 11111 W"lt CH be~ llorluM:llfr t. dri II 1,.... flw;111 -.r!np 111 ltHlildes. " .. ,. t.d-fllled '9Cbr. and z4.,. ............. 0 Drill y.., Owtt Weier W1H" 11 Jllst Sl.00 '"°· (Rt · fundeblt) "WRITE TODAY" DaPR0CK MFG. CO. 700 Llflf'lft• "*-'· o,.llb, "''· 361(11 .. .AmaDig VW>N>ER-eRe. TM N 'aesFn ltsGiow n11wmdfal181 -:::m~ MMTS, ... ~t~ Ctn 1111kt 1111117 pl111ts I"* ID cflllf 11111 Not a ftrtllfzer, bllt 1 .-lblllt srowttt 1tt11111· lant. Jvst 1111111 IMlttolr, lllCI Ofl """' plalltl -,_.... 111 111111 2 ID 4 ...... Ust fOf _.. ,....,.. """ blOOflla, -11« flowttiltc. Set dtat111tlc ,..,lb Oii l'DMS, AMean vtoftb, ezalen, otttera. Clllerl-t -It'• fllnl Order Wolldtf~rel #1~7 tt OftlJ p.n / 2 tor $6.99 ,hn $1.DO potfqe ' lllndll111 .. ci.. (N. v. rta. mkltftb add 111t1 tu.) Sttld clleck or 111.0. to ,. c....,, ~ 9516, ..-1e.w. , .. st. na.n111. Faat. aaay to uae. Worlr:a every time, or your money beck. At all dru1 counten. Doctor·tested medication works fast for hours to help Stop Feminine Itching Brinp prompt temporary relief from vagiaal itdUng ud bwaiag. If you suffer from ex- ternal vaginal itching, there is now a creme medication specifically formulated to bring fast, temporary relief. Called Vagisilu, it's avail- able without a prescription. Doctor-tested , this easy-to-apply medication helps stop external vaginal itching almost ins tantly. Leaves a cooling, protective film to help check bacteria, soothe irritated membranes. speed natural healing. Vagisil is delicately scented, non-staining.· At drug counters. Or for trial tube, send ?Se to Vagisil, Box 328FA, White \/. • •1 Plains, N. Y. vaglSI MINI "CROW BAR'• • NOVEL RIFLE PEN Does l ,001 household lobs qulckly and Hsllyl Opens jars and bottl... pries stuc:tt wl"-dow., tacb, nalls and staples. Litts stubborn lld5. Sturdy littte hounhofd maalclan -lahs next to nothlnf ... but Is stronc as • bulll 5'h , chrome finish. 16520-Mlnl "Crow .. ,. •.... $1.19 Now you can really "fire oH • letter!" Just cock this pen the way you would a real rifle, and the point ~ps riaht out. You retract point the same way. Handsome brown stock". '""i:,7, '"barrel". Kids wlll ~6:14~.::t..ds...:~::~~~-·s~~~~ .. ~-.~~~: .. ~.~~~ ... _ .. ~ .. t.~:._~ __ '°$f3 LADYBUG FLASHLIGHT KEY CHAIN No bettenes needed! P9rt Lactyt>ua has a self-rech•rflina fleshlltfht unit hfdden inside !Mr p1ly.colored body. Key chain eeslly holds • dozen keys and su.-. lock metal ring keeps your keys se- curely 1n place. Flashliaht helps you find keyholes in the dark. 16516-l.actytMc Flnhl!CM/li(ey l:twln -.. -····-·····-$1..29 •"GOOD FRllEND5" -------ADDRIESS BOOK Winsome little lady araces cover of this pretty a6- dress book, There are paces upon P•&ea of room for addresses, phone numbers. plus space to note birthdays, emer· aenc y numbers. You also &et info on t ime zones. are• codes . we•&hts and mea$-ures. Handy 3 •,4 • 11 6% • slze. Clear plastic cover. 1652:2-"Good Friends" Adclnss llooll ............ $1 ..29 CAMEO LOCKET Lovely 'cameo face adorns heart locket. She'll treasure this tiny heart-shaped golden locket ... more pntelous for Its color cameo on fronL Inside, she'll carry • photo of !Mr true love. % •: 19" chain. 1466• c..-a.-..t ...................... $1.29 CANNONS AP Add the tlmel"• lootl of ellver to your table with this set of sceled down "9Y- olutlonary War cannons .•. IMautlfulty reproduced. The pair rnt• In •n a~ thentlcally styled sun Carri ... with matchlnc silver-toned handle. Cute &1lft set for antique buffs. 3•4 '.h • QYer· all. Poly. 1'°'9-C.nnefl s ........ ·--··-····-·.$1..29 MINI TOOL KIT Handy pocket-size tool kit packs • ver- itable wortlshop in Its compact 2• • 3" body. You aet; 3 acrhldrlvers, 2 phll- lips sc1'1twdrlvers, 2 screw starters, • nail starter. a universal handle and plastic carryin&1 case. P9rfect for quick repairs around home or offlee; leave one on l[love compartment of car. 16521-Mlnl Tool Kit -···--··--······..$1.19 SMILE STICKERS A boxful of smiles. 115 funny smllln& faces you'll attach to letters. kids will put on notebootls, wlndo ... , cers, lock· ers, etc. Sunny little SMILE stickers self-•dhere to ;anythin8. A smlle Is Just a frown turned upside down. Each yel- low end black sticker Is l • In diem. and pecked in handy plastic bole. C'mon, e•t happy! 11203-Smlle Stkken ·····-· .. ·····-···$1.19 ..... !. ".··. . . ' . .., J '"''·_ .. : .•.. ··.: ... '<·. ··t!' "· ...... -, ........ . ' :i ·:.. ' . AIR FERN A real love plant that never needs w•terin& soll, ca,.I An air.nourished botanical curiosity , .. luxuriant lush grffn mermaid fern from maanlflcent En1llsh Chennel srowths now alves fresh beauty to your home. Lam ln- deflnltely. 'Thrives on compliments ;alone. Welcome elft for plant lovers. 4976-Alr Fem -···-.. ··--..................... $1.19 POCKET CALCULATOR ADDS, SUBTRACTS, MULTIPUESI Pocket sized cal- c u I• tor works wfthout batteries. Simple and eesy to use ... • ter-rific aid tf you•,. shopplnc, setllnc. or Just C'hedtlnc the kids' ho~ work. Ruaaed plastic and metal conatructlon ... with metal stylus; Instructions. 2 'h x 5',4". 1eon- c.~ .. $1..49 KITTEN BAROMETER Kitten tells "weather" or not . • . to plan that trip to the beech, or settle for a Sunday by the TV. The kitten's hold. ln&1 • ball of "twine" that's lldually • weather-watchlna i>.rometer. Pink for fou l days, blue meara fair, violet .•. expect chanaes. An edorable ce,.mic curio no matter what the -ather Is like outside. 3• lone, l 'h • tall. 14321-eott.n .. ~ ··-···-·---Sl.29 COOKIE A CANAPE CUTIERS M ake taste.tempti n& canapes and cookies in elatrt different shapes with these userul mini cutters. Each la made of me111 and has sharp cunln& eden for perfect cut-outs every !Imel Wrm. derful way to perk up party dishes and make everyday cookies and snacks look special. s.t of 8. 16524-Ceellle & c....,,. Cutten...$1..29 .. DUMB THINGS" NOTW:llOOll "Wnh the c.,, pick-up the l•un-dry. cell tM beby· sitter, cet the arocerles ... and wh•t did I for- &etl7" Wetl, to re-member what you foraot. just check pretty l i ttle "Dumb Thlnp I Gotta Do" book. Now you can list all thon odd lobs. important •P· polntments In one convenient pl•cel 3l!. • x 6~ •. Pin. tic cover. 16523-~ l'Nnp" Neid I 111 $1.29 FRUIT MAGNETS HOLD MEMOS 6 chHry kitchen ~ m•anet.s hold shopplnc llst5, memos, phone me. sacws to refricerator, awn door, etc. Colorful, leafy fnUt clesl&ns briehten kitchen! Orance. pear & 3 others. S.t of 6, each 2 'h •. 1'°'4-fn.ft .. ..,.... -·-··-·--.$1.lt BABY IN A PEANUT SHD.1. That's rl&htt Tlny tot Is c,.di.c:t In peanut shell In this repllc• of the antique oricln•I. This baby Is far from f,..Sle tMuch-made of touah. full-color plastic.. 5hoe's all dreuad ur In fluffy flannel, ready for hours o play. Shell Is reat.tooklna stronc ptanlc. 3 IA• hl&h. 16625-.. lily In .... nut SftelL f l..49 REFRIGERATOR DEODORIZER Pvt this 016-fashloned rwfriprwtor in your modem refrtprator to kMD It smellina ·~ and odor freet Just flll with i>.klnc soda •nd cute m!N "fridce aoes to wortll Made of sturdy, wa.sNble white vinyl, authentically cfetalled and easy to UM. 5"x2% "ll2JA •. 16611-lltalrts-DI ••• 11--·-··-··..$1M AQUA GI ASSES How r.wny more fish wlll you catch when you see below surface with amazlna n.w Aqua-Glasses? Glare and reflection dis.ppear Ilk• ~. You actually obsen1e fish holH •nd weed banks where the "bi& ones" lurtl. Quiet watens come alive with eye-popplnc ectlon H you reel them lnl GIV'ff you the blC edce on other fishermen. 5978-Aque.81 .. _ -····-· .. ···-... $1.lt "FOOTSIE'' SUPPERS "Foahle" Slippers are fun to -•r ... yet very p...ctlcal tool Oealtrned to look just like your foot. with bl& toe and all. "Footsie" slipper/sox wlll keep you warm and toasty. Briahtly-<:olored, In 100% nylon stretch knlL P9rfect for travel! 16517-l.Mles' "F....-· ............ ,1..49 1151518-ChUdren's "f'oabJft• ...... I.At BLOWN GIASS DACHSHUND SET Dellctitfull A l·o-n-c emerald &l'Mn mam• dachshund of spertrly 6town 81Hs with • woven atu~ ba.tlet In her mouthll What's In ttle besllet7 Why two b,.nd new, ek~lue pupt>fes of COUl'MI Mom'e 2 1~ • Iona, 1 '.4 • tall; •Kh pup • mer. 'I.•; i>.aket 'A• diam. Four .,.__ 14116-8tli• ~ S.C -..SI.At SAP SHAKERS How quaint! The pot belly stove that stood In G,.ndma's kitchen returns as table twins to dlsoansa salt & pepper! Antique black with solden trim, deco- rative shakers recalf • &entle part of Americana. Meticu lously detailed, these dellahtful dlapensars add lnternt to table Mttlnp. Poly. 4" hi. 14Ui0-m.Mn _ .. _·-·---··-···$1..29 CHECK PRINTER Pocket-sin check printer prevents at. tet11tlonsl Just dlal dollars-kents •mount desired, stamp on check -& you've p revented costly posslbllltlH of its ISein& altered! Anyone who writn check can use It with peace of mind. 3• plastic unit-pocket size, aoes •ny. where! Bultt.rn stamp pad, Ink Incl. 12206-a..di l'rintw --·············· .. ..$1A9 TUBULAR FOAM BANDAGE ROLL Professional fa.m i>.nda&e on a roll now available for UM at home! Soft, easy to apply, simply cut off desl,.d l•nliith and slip on Injured ltreal Cu1h- iony. breethlne foam with cotton aauze llnin& auards ac•lnst further damaee. For corns, bunions & bllst.ns, tool 36" roll, .-1-Tubular ,_ ......... ---·Sl.99 PEDOMETER Hey kids! Musure your welkl This pedometer measures evety step you t•k•. $ho-the dist.nee when you're "'walkln1 your lep off!" Cllp to your belt. Pedometer automatically shows how far you've cone. Use It to clock walks to school, errands, hikes, etc. Mother can check the meny "miles" she walka In the hOuM. 5003-"-4omel•r ..... -...................... fl..49 MINIATURE MARE A COLT G4 •SS SET ~tlc:.ally detAJled t-.-captured In mlnLetu,. tuiw the looll of priceless •ntJQues. The mare Is joW'9d tD her two foel• with • bridle of llOlden llnk ch•ln. flnlahed wtth the relnbow hues of c:emlval ...... tht. th,.. piece .-t perks '-IP •ny apat In • room with • .,..rst of brilflent cotor. M•re la 3%• 4 'h •. colts 2 '.4 Jt2 1.4 •. 16099-C.mWel Hetw .. --·····....$1..49 LOVEABLE E..VES I END YOUR 'PLAJITS H•ndpelnted Mt of six tiny •"'-.•. ready to watch over yo1M1r favorite plants.. The brCht colors al tt.-.._ -'-"" ...,.,. the _... Eedl "'" a Iona pictl tu hold him securety In the soll, each stands 2'.4 •• ~ f?'Om bot- tom of the boot to u.> of the cep. Ter-rific to popui..t. terniriumsl Poly. 161073-"'-t a.. (Set.,&) _ _.$1..49 PUUf1'S QIET A HCOllATIW llAllC UPI Swine potted ol•nb ... ._ry Into your dKor. Hancrnc prden hoJder tak .. "°""'" •r·POtt off tat>lft, all& & onto • pretty Ilene-up! .......... t. ..... w.: ......... 7$ 6a. 3• clear poly pl•tform takes any sin pot. Ny. Ion CO'*: Utver-plated rinp. ,__ f-t Indoors or out I 13132-...... _ __$1.lt WOODPECKER Re•llstlc thr-dlmenslon•I woodpeck- er add• chffrful color to any •arden or yard. Looks M> nalur•I, you can almost h••• his busy "ret·a -tat0tat" .Att•chn easily to t,.., past or to aide of house. Weatherproof flntah ... vlrtu•llr Ind• structlble. 0..lcned In colorfu pla• tic. 9 " Iona. 1&000-Wu llpec•itr $129 " Al END RUN-DOWN HEELS ••• SAVE SHOE REPAIRS! Nol..,._s noo-metel shoe UP9 •ttech Hslly to any shoe to keep heets In per· feet condition months loncert They wlll not mer floors like metal t•pe •nd yet they weer Ilk• lronl 3 p•lr In wery set. and tacks •re Included. Get • set for every member of the family & start aavl"C on shoe ,.pairs. 11979-"-Tap Set -···-····-... -.... .$1.19 Just Ilk• the .i-yousat.t the soda fountain y.-ra ll&'O· A ct.. llchtful toucti fur yot.1 r teble • • . perlect fur pic- nics. 'They stend 3%. heh. d~ ~Nit and pepper with er-at style. Eay.to.flll twist stopper. feshloned of b rtc ht. dur•bl• ol•stlc. ll&U-lce c-...... &P'...--SLA9 FREEZER 19£N Amuins pen hes ..,.clally formulated ink that writes on fNezer paper, alumi- num foil .• ~ bees and M'aO&I Ink ...,.,., will not baed or rub oft. How you can c:tearty meril padle ... tor freer. er 'n' frldc•. llstln~;!~tents. W9l8ht. _.. datlnc for fra I Won-derlul time-saver. 6•,4 • lone- 16519-F-.._ -··-··---....$1.19 Hefti Is Instant piutactlon ... Inst ~l ..u.c:bis, mwaa. -vicious doss. etc. Make a quick ... et. •-Y" a..f'Ora they -"-wtlet's hit them. F .. I sat. •rmed wtth ttlls ...... form of .... ~ c.- temponiry stincinc •nd vtotent ~ Inc. Ewan .._ • red stafn for leter Identification . ......,rind sprey c:er-ries up to • full 10'. Cannot be 90ld In Cal. l OL Pocket CK purseabfe. ~ Defw-. ----..$1-" TYPING ERRORS VANISH INSTANTLY! Pen covers erro,.. -then Just MYP• t11ht over theml Meu-frHI Opaque white m•ril•r blends lmrlslbly. with paper. Can't dry out. Use lOOO's of times. 1172A-c:omtctton..... • ....... __ .. ..$1..49 MEANING OF DREAMS. Ever wonder wh•t your d,...ms meant Y~ will be •mazed! Marwtovs 254- pep ltlustm.d cvlde hes hundreds of ttioustrt;provolllns "ans-,.. .. " "Lucky number' dnNm•, "love drNma' • "money drums'' revealed for your fun •nd •mu•ment. Fascinate friends •t parties by tellln1 them whet their dreams m••n .• 13650-Dfwllfn .... ·····-······-······ .. ··•1.19 "BACK TO SCHOOL" NOTEBOOKS Unique noteboolls are patte~ •ft•• the fa.-"copyboolc.s" of ~ school da15. Eech little 3• • 41,4 mer· vel hes ~ of notepaper. •~ tlc•lly ruled In blue. Great ,es a mlnl-datebook, or use It tor lmportent phone numbers or to keep tebs on n · penses. Set of 2. 16515-Heti• I 1• Set ·--··-··-·-.... .$1.29 llACRAllU PLANT llAJllCDI A deltchlful -y to .,_ a!' JOl'f prllttiest plants Is to han1 th•M from caillnC or • -11 bnc:bt. ... t ur•I sl••I Is m•cr•m•d to form • b•sket that ...... ...,and te tlol4 alMOSt •ny sin pot •nd sa-. ""-wUI fill out. climb the haft8W and ~r your pot with Cl-... Y-~· 40". 14547-......... ....... --....$LA9 GLAMOUR GAL ICE CUBE TRAY Put more fun In drt,.. with 3• Ice cube artiest Clever Ice tnys make 3-0 sculpt\lf'ed Ice beeuties. Weft'll cunts see • frozen h•n1m floattnc In the dr1nkl Trey makes 4 l•dles. '"7~ C-. Trey ....... -.. .$1.29 "PET PICKS" Avid Indoor p~rs 'Wiii find that "pet pk;ks" add Just the rtctrt touch of ey~atchll'\8 color to pl•nts and ter. rerlums. This three piece set Includes • f•unty brown •nd ~ turtle, briCftt rtd •nd blllCk l•dy •nd • h•PPY •reen •nd yellow froc. ch h" • wfn1 to hold the l 'h • pet securely. Poly" 1809l-Pwt ~ s.t -··-----~19 OFFSET SCREWDRIVER An lnpnious device thet lets you .. t •t h•rd-t~re•ch sc~. Stand•rd •nd Phillips heads In one dureble tempered steel tool that needs Just 11.4 • of clH r- •nce to operete. lncre•sed levera.1• m•kes It easy to loosen or ti&hten screws. 4 • Ion•. A must for home and worl<shopf 16320-0ffset Screwdrtver ........... $1.19 POTHOLDER Colorful country chickMI looks pretty han&ll'\8 In your kitchen ... and serves • practical purpose tool Hen .-ts nNtly on h•ndles of your pots end pans, k"plns your floaers cool 'n c:e,... ,,.._ Busy Yellow/Pink Blue flonl pat. tem Is bound to loot! lovely In •ny decoY. M•kes • unique stft when vlsft. Ina friends. 165U-Hen ,..at1hr --.. --.. $LA9 NEYER WASH WINDOWS AGAIN! A fast w's>e wltti dry ml~ cloth & windows, mirrors, lf•sswen1 aparille. Ho mof9 unP'MUnt ammonia, .,,...15, ....... Oirt-repeAlnc c:t.nJcets ..., dirt from cll,,_.nc: rein runs off without spottlnc. l{eep an extre in c:er for wind- shlekl. Absorbs dirt, doesn't s~r. Washable. 6121-lilllick a.-a.at ·-·-·-·-$1.19 HOUSE ... PLANTS cu•• HIGH Oii 1'1115 1rSP111AL TRllLl.IS Set the t11tllls In •ny planter , -tell the .. _ YOUR OWN PERSONAL PRINTING SET 116 letters. chn•ct•,.., •)'Tnbo~ •nd numbel'tl! You ~n person•ll~e st•tlon ery, memos. &reetinc cerds. checks . -n print your own sl•ns a n.;! plac. erdsl A pocket.size little wonotlr with endless printlf\& usesl Set Includes 2 notched printers. an Ink ped •nd met•I '-•• for himdlinc easel You'll think of dozens of jobs. 11812-Print Sec --··-·-····-·····.Sl.29 CORN STRIPPER Strip com In 1 strme ~ cnahin& Now Mrve or put up delicious frnh cut com kemels. Flexible circlet •ut~ metk:ally sizes cutUr to any ear. Ad. just• for taper. •••• c..w 9btpper -----.11.29 cllmb hlch u l'OUr plant _.,. ltMtf •round the w+N .,,+rats. Al· lows leaves to c•t more llcht. stlmulatfnc lush COLOR PENCIL -puwth for stronpr, ...-r. A drewll\a-Wrltllw lnapirwtion. Klds' t..lt"'9r ,....., eyws 111411 ~ 2'1 tlMlwi .... tltOf'e In 19• h i. Wire &. se.in plastM: pencil. 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They feel that Mark should adhere to the traditionally rigid rules of etiquette, but Marie finds some of this protocol too difficult to live by. As an accomplished horseman, ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour PEN POINTS What did I ever do back then Before we had the ballpoint pen? I bow. I 6lled my pen with ink And oft where ink was free. I'd slink To banks, post of&cea, and such, And ,,_nly since I took too moch My pen would sometimes spring a leak And give my shirt a blackened streak. The fountain pen I used, in truth, Was thus the fountain of my youth. But tboogb l signed my name impressively 1 &nd the ballpoint acts less messively. Marie is constantly sought out by young fans, and because he loves children and is proud of rus equestrian slc:ills, he is only too happy to sign autographs. Autograph signing is one of those things a British aristocrat simply does not dol Royal protocol also demands that yawns be stiffed and that hands never be put in one's pockets! Princess Anne's position on public propriety is almost as liberal as Marie's. She too will sign autographs. But she is a bit im- patient, and when she feels that she has ful6lled enough requests. she is qui~ to dismiss her fans. In fact, one child reportedly ran to his mnther after asking Anne for her signature and re- peated an unwholesome four-letter word that, he insisted, Anne had used to say. ~No!" Woody Allen, proclaimed by critics as -the comic of our age," tells why he doesn't 6nd himself very exciting: "I i don't do any of :_ those things one as-~ sociates with mas-o 1j culinity. If a light ii: switch goes out in the house, I don't know where to be- gin to fix it. I don't drink. I don't Woodr Allen smoke. I don't get high. My big things in life are to sit in the movies all day, to go for wallcs. I don't mind going to the beach for a weekend. but it's not uppermost in my mind. I'm Mr. New York City. I like to hang out with the 6ght mob at Madi- son Square Carden. IC I was good enough. I could sit and play jax.t all day. I thinlc I have the type of public image where if I was caught doing something immoral, it would not hurt me. I think people are shocked that fm not on hash or grass." From "On Being Funny: Woody Allen and Comedy," by Eric Lax (Charter house. $8.95) . llONK£Y BUSINESS Ded8iona, dedllona. ••. Flr9t-birthday cefebratJoM are really no different for apes than they are for humans. We are all stuck with the same dilemma: What to wish for? But then, Cody, the orangutan, is human Quips & Quotes A sad·faoed man went into a flower shop early one morning. The clerk was ready to talce his order for a funeral piece, but he had guessed wrong. The customer wanted a basket of Bowers to send to his wife for their anniversary. "And what day will that be?" the cleric asked. Clumly, the man replied, .. Yester- day." -Virgina Ostman Why doe1 a nation that beUeve1 in the Spirit of '76 retire iu citi:zeru at 65? -Frank Tyger SNEAKERS Speaking of sneakers, as often we do, St:realcers wear sneakers And sometimes me too. 111 marry in sneakers, (A blue-denim bride! ) • We'll look back with fondness And know why Mom cried. But this will not end in my future 1ife: My children will call me ·oad's Tennis Shoe Wife." -Te"IJ Ann West Age 11 THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life differently. Send contribu- tions to ""Child," 1=amlly Weekly, ~1 Lexington Ave., ... Y., N.Y. 10022. $10 1f uMO-none retumed. A 6ve-year--0ld boy in my pre- school class was showing pictures of his parents to some friends. He had just finished showing what seemed to be rus father's graduation picture, but he was quick to explain: "But that's not my real father." Then showing a more up-to-date picture, he said: "ThU is what he turned into." -Kathy ParsoM, El Monte, Calif. Two caterpillars were crawling across the grass when a butter6y Bew over them. They looked up, and one nudged the other and said : "You couldn't get me up in one of those things for a million dollars!" -Ro$0Ue Zimmemu111 in many respects-he talks. loves par- ties and pretends candles are after- dinner cigars. But what human would be thinking about bananas when a dt·- loctable birthday cake is sitting right in £rout of him? ANNIVERSARIES: The House J udit ciary Committee began impeachment hearin~ on President Nixon one year ago Thuraday. The U.S. Postal Service was inaugurated 200 years ago Satur- day, witli Benjamin Franklin as first Posbnaster General. BIRTHDAYS (Sunday to Tuesday, Cancer; Wednesday to Saturday, Leo). Sunday-Natalie Wood 37. Monday- Arthur Treacller 81; Isaac Stem 55. Tue9day-Rose F. Kennedy 85; Bobby Sherman 29; Orson Bean 47. Wed,,_. day-Cloria de Haven 50: Haile Selas- sie 83; Don Drysdale 39. 'Ttmr'9day- Be1Ja Abzug 55. Friday-Eric Hoffer 73. 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It's so compact and lightweight (6 to 8 ozs., 1" x l" x 9") ... yet so remarkably versatile and easy to use. Just slip your feet into the stirrups and hold or pull the handlebar in varioUB ways as you perfonn specific exercises. Exer-Cord has a built-in 10 pound t.ension that offers jUBt enough resist.ance to properly exercise the "problem areas" of your body. Soon, y~u'll be on your way to a more alluring, better proportioned figure ... improved muscle·tone ... and (if you use your Exer-Cord faithfully and frequently) , a plea.Sing weight loss. Don't wait any longer to get the attractive figure you want. Order your Exer-Cord t.oday! And start "shaping up" fast! Exer-Cord ( 10 lb. t.ension) ... Only $5.99 • ~Arz,•f,1.-/:/z;!)coRP. 25 W. Merrick ftd., Dept. l""474 Freeport, N.Y. 11521 Serving Satl1lled Customers tor over 25 Years away '· ==wlllt e..rcl .... ~- r-1 MAIL NO RISK COUPON TODAY! J•y Norri• Corp., 25 W. Menlck Rd. I Dept. 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C>ET A L..ETTE~ EVE~Y DAY / 'f.AMP ~tt'I Po~r Off CE T NO DOLA0T THE~E'~ A VE~Y GOOD f<EA?ON . YO LA --O&i! THE MEAN LIKE ~TAMP IT GOT FELL OFF=? L..051 IN Of'! THEY -rHE ~OR&OT MAIL-.. ? MY AODRE.55? J ,, . ~UT "11-iATS tHAT Df=PENDS UNFAI~! ON WHICH £1DE OFIHE o:x.JN"TEQ you'RE ON! WHo's RALPH NADER'? -AND iHAT15 AL.L THE MAIL F0/1! TODAY, K ID5 ! NO -MO~E CONVINCING. .. TMAT'~ L IKE THEY 111 FINALLY ~E.AL IZED o~ 'THEY HATE 'OUR~&!! YD~. ~IJDGE PARKER I r:EE L LOT? BETTE ~ KNOWING IHE~E I~ A GOOD ~E A?ON ... <J<J<J ~--------...-r--------------~ ---------·-~~ I FOR GOT TO ASK YOU, T. T. ! WHAT KIND OF AN OUTFIT SHOULD I WEAR AT THE RACES? I NEVER BEEN THERE BEFO RE! YOU MUST NOT DISCUSS IT W ITH ANYONE, M ISS LAVAL! ---- ' I BETTER GET DRESSED! T. T.'S LIMOUSINE WILL BE HERE FOR ME WITHI THE HOUR! • IT 15 NOW I I :OS! MY LIMOUSINE WILL BE AT SPENCER FARMS AT 12:10! WILL THAT GIVE YOU SUFFICIENT 1TI ME, .----- DONNA? AND I'M REAL SORRY THAT I CAN'T TAKE A GRAMMAR LESSON TODAY, WILLSON! MAYBE WE CAN GET ONE IN SOMETIME TOMORROW! OKAY? DON'T FEEL TOO BAD ABOUT STRIKING OUT, HENDERSON , YCU'll C:,ET A HIT ONE OF 1l4E~E DAC,)5 I . rlM SMART AS A WHIP, AS WE ALL kNO W, BUT IT CERTAINLY kEEPS ME' ONMY Toe:s. M 'I 5TARS., LOOK ATHIM THINK' .. DOCTOR S MOCK :t HAve -fH e:: t'lt-.JNE:R ORDE::R FOR MRS. Ct...ARK IN 209, CHE:F ANP, OF.. COURSE::, A eo-r,.-i....e OF CHAl'"ESAU IAt,..BO,.-CABS:RN~-Y SAUVf<SNON, 1954- 1111 .. ' ""\ Cr>OLl'RE A NICE COACH I I WANT TO BE ON ~UR FOOTBALL iEAM WHEN I GET UPIO 1J1E HIGH SCHOOl] 11-\AT F\6URE5 f 11LL BE:.T IT15 NOT 'f.ASY TO BE AN· EXECUTIVE, MR . HARTBLJRN . HOWEVER, 1 WANT You EMPLOYEES TD KNOW I COUL.DN 1T Po IT WIT~OUT 1HE LoY,AL TY AND DE:DJC,Ar10N OF you O~ '/OUR REPLACEMENTS ... ' & ~ :::::-;:! -~~ ( \ ~~ ... '.,jfWJ H ~ <·') ~ z~ -~~ . ~; ~ SHE::'t' L..IKf: A GRf:t::=N GOC:?C'C::SS SAL.-A~ E::SCARGOl"S, VE::AL..-CORC:?ON ei....e::u , POl"A-roe=s GRANC'AAeRe:, ASPARAGUS Wll'"H "IROFFi....es, CAVIAR AND HOt,..t,..At-J C'AI SE: sAuce .... ' . 7 -}.() byFerdJohn&0n I1LL S,AY-·PECISIONS, DECISIONS! BUILD ~ A FACTORY? LAY c_:· OFF PEf<SONNE L? ~ . ' St:LL. OFF EQUIPMENT? HIRE A NEW SHIFT? HE' KEEPS ON EVt:RYBoDY ELS'ES 'TOE:S, /00. Bv Georae Lemont ANC? SHE:: AL..SO WAN-fS CHE::RRI E::S uUBlt...E::E: ANt? A L..E::MON .MOOSSe: ALL-RIGHT; VA S-n.JBeORN CLOI', DON'T MOVE! l'VE HAD IT WllH '(OU! "FOR SALE. IN QUIRE IN SIDE:1~ WltAl llM t 15 11 , I '~()I £. SSOK :' ( ( -.IUDGIN 6 F~OM IH£ ro.srfioN OF IH~ SUN, IT5 LXACTL'{ /\lporJ '\ ..... t L.o \C'4'1' -----____________ ... .. .k..,, ,,, w I, I• ' ,, ' '• \ 11, , HOW MUCH? IHAT~ NOT IHE. SUN, PROl=GSSOR- IHAT ~ 1lH: MOON! WHATS IHE: MOON DOING OUT AT ~OON? . - • CAN YOU TRUST YO UR EYES? There are at least six differ· en~es in drawing detail s bclween top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find, lhem? Check answers with those below, BOOMER 800M£<l. ~NOW fHAf i:oo1gALL ' Pr<ACf1C6 IS ABOU l 10 B6GI N .. OH . Y€AH ! J..1£' s A ROIATI NG or:-FetJs1ve GUA~o .. Hal Kauf ma'> ~ PL..\CI::. .1 , 11111 "'''"" .m 1•rd111.11\ ,'l1\d1lp\' \1•.tl lhl II 1p, .111d lll.11\l' I ,111,111 \Ill Ill .1 l11p o..•lll1l'I \\ h,·11 } 1111 prudu,c l h" l'flll'l,1p1 !11·1111,· J11 .1ud1,·1i.1· '"'''r 1hc ,111 """ \•1111 llllllllfl .111J li•ll'll!l»l'I, .111d .tlluY. h\ ,1,111ih I• 11• In I 1hc u1111 11hid, ---BULLETI N BOARD --- e PASS Till. \\ OHD! lnvcnl1 on of a C('rlain means ol l'ommun1t';1t1011 Ill u~:n Wil\ a C:llEAT !IF.L P. Rt•arranl(l' ll'I t ,.r-. to 11h·n l1 fy the llll'a "'· e H1ddlt• 11w 11t1 '1'11make1t la"l· ~011 mu~l make 1t f1r-.1. \\h,1t 1·a11 lilt> he"! Think .1bout th1 ... for a whik. ',\Hlq' 11111 JHJ °.\dUOf\ e <)u1<'klv : l>oulll1.• thl' half of 1•1J!h(.f11urlhs. 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But lll be glad to hel p if you're in a real big hurry. ~ Business was slow and you and Hack werent busy, Sarge. Slim. you'll take U1e rest of your va cation later ! was s1ttin ' right r . t\ie re.; ROBRY-C'l'ED'. :\<hi th<·w colors for a 'urprt'4.' p1ctun· ahuH•: l-Red. 2-Ll blut• :!-Yt'llow. ·I-LL bnmn. :J-M1·-.h. fi-Cn·en. 7-Dk. bro'' 11. 8-Dk . bluc. 9-PurplC'. I fl-1.t. J!f;I\. I I-Black. SPELL BIN DER! SCORE 1 0 poin ts for using all the ---~--- letters in lhe word below lo form -~~--4~~~-t w o complete words : POWEHF U L THEN score 2 points ench for all -----+---- words o f four letters or more ----+---- found among the letters. Try to acore at leut 5 0 point.a. -----+---- 'JI''·" ·~rn.1 ·w~J11~u~ ~l'l""\I By Brown and Casson S\1m- where is Stubbs? OKAY. CDHAT !106S ft.Jl<K OONOVAN Do ? by Bill Perry He just wa lke d down to · the corner for a minute. And Stubbs, you·ve got a permanent vacation- starting now! 7-/(l -.o D I CK TRACY AND OUR GUEST TODAY 15 VERA ALLDJD, CREATO~ OF THE COMIC ··How DID YOU GET THE IDEA FOs:< THIS SENSATIONAL ,, STRIP, MR. ALLDID? I NEVER SAW AN INDJAN IN MY LIFE. 50 -- "THE INVISIBLE TRIBE.'' WITH YOU~ INTELLl- GENCE-t MOW WAS IT YOU PICKED UP T MAT GUN AND F=ALSELY GOT INVOLVED IN MUfaDE~? by Ches t er Gould ~·WHEN 1 SAW THE OBSCENE CALLER O N THAT PHONE POLE AND THE GUN fN THE GRASS, J .JUST DIDN'T THINK-- I PICKED JT UP.'• I UNDERSTAND ~'WASHINGTON C~OSSING 'CUSTER'S LAST STAND:' cM . ~ ' \/\ ~ Vl YOU ALSO DO OILS -YOU PAINT! T~E DELAWARE.11 Oll?YOU -REMEMBER GEE TO PUT THE NO. THER#IAL I•. BOTTLE OF COFFEE IN FOP.60f °™E 60AT? 1 \ YES., I .J US T ~APPENED TO HAVE A COUPLE ALONG. GORDO r~ ' i ~ \ ~ 'd PLA NNING MEALS I 'D l3E THE FIRS/ ~~--~· ' . l)(' !.· ·,.;t c ~-<' ~ "'"" 4 \ l .. ) I ' ' u a ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ' .., ' J p . f ~ -~M·l·~ . .111 ~· .. -r M-.# PLEASE., G'EN.CU~R, ~IS IS NO BULL-RIAN! ~e~ LOI I> ,. ... ! . ', .. .r"r, l, I' . . . ,"-) "' '··-. ~ ~ f tf ,, , • IS S UC/1 A O~A<b . •• I \I) ~~j ~ \) CX WW w 14.~ wu ucx :> -::> "' ~~~~i tt ~t @ .... ui _~v i cc ~ ~~ 0 ex Vl '1 tt a.o .n. ui .-_JlJ ~~~~ ~ o ~u:~ "' ~ Z zw~ \.J::>> ---~ z ow a: 0 >~tX U. u 11 'J ~~~~ ~~'ft B us Arriola O INNE R.5 OU/ WOULD E A SE. THE ..80R..E:OOM. 8 Uf, IOOA'/1 Z CAN'I APFOl<.t:J ~M f • ~ ,, ~ N•ture has the nicesl way1 of addina be•uty to our d~ys. ,. t f