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Home My WebLink About1975-09-07 - Orange Coast Pilot" · By LAURlll 11CMP£1t ............... 1 la weallb "' uw i.tOI lo ktt&f It '"No. it ts ,D_Ot, .. $TY& JI''. S • r a -.... ... "Jtf'• tern. Ille. ll lsn 't pleaiant thl111 really:• Sha adde<!..-''flie money ' just -lioroucb your )landa. I cb\'tba,e it. .. But the cJoes b•Ye • llcld ll1ine near 1"airb1nk1, Aluk,1. ~e Plld PO.Goo for It. Aeoonlia& to U.. lieadllaot ot tbe Aue. 1 ......, of..All,AJ a Weekly. ii., U a · =·lo prod11ee $27 mlWOll 1o Since &he leued the mine out for develo~ment, lhe'U Pl 10 J>!l!<er•t of t~e pron ts. ' ·She ai.o owu laail IAIPlori~ _ illn'lQlffd in a·oubdiviliOa Clllicl Diall>O,lld Hlll,a and ilJnveotiilt· ' ,.., • • , I ~SUNQAY ~ voids, NM~;SS <;o·ast Police, -• FBI · :A1·1·est 2· . . -, . ~ _ .... In Bank-. Heist fo • • Federal Bureau of "lnval!lg.o· Uon a.gent~ backedrc ~? Sherift's cteputw and local pouce raided t,vo Sah Clemente reSidences ,eatly Saturd_af end arrested two men sus~ iq the-SIS,000 rob- bery of'a1'1i~gan bank one year '!fo. ' Taken into· custody at their in .. " dl,yidui.l l\,.omes were Norman lloy Bl•ckburn, 21: of 133' ' venida Miramar and: Norman 1:t•rry Baumann, 39, of 124 A'.venida Miramar. Apt. A . ~gents claimed they :sei1ed A4odgun~. shotgun,s, rifles and ·;·caliber, ~.Hitar,r-sty\e 1 ' birresHuringtJleraidS. _ J .... .; lackburp ap4 Ballnlq_ 'l"li't I indicted by a federal C..-)ljr1' in De\J"Oit, ~' a.t ]0 w. ctlar.ges Stemming from the . ~. la'It ro6bery ot·11ie-Jlahk of ;tie t!ommonit~al!h, Farm- iligton Rills." • . ' 'Three men wearing Halloween masks over their faces and sur- gical glQves op their bandl ian into the bank, confronted tellers with handguns and carbines and escaped.with $14,600 ~cash. Baumann'• wife; Olga, 23, and Unda Lee Schebel, a female companion of £Blackburn, from Oak Park, Mien .. were booked on suspiciob of possession of mari- juana, agents said .. Spc>kesmen for the Orange County Sherilf's Office and the San Clemente Police Depart- ment referred naily Pilot in-., qulries On lhe lour arresta lo~. FBI. · . . •., • BlacltWr\1 alid Baum!lllll ' are ~~~1i1':!a1..:':rs=1~:· on MOIMl,.Y. they clirrii>tlY ue in custody at Orabge.,County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bail each. £·zech Tennis ·Star Aek s U.S ~ Asylum WASHINGTON (AP) -Aspok.Sman fortbelmmigra- Martina Navratilova.-a J.9.year-tioo and Naturalization Service old Czechoslovakian tennis star, said· the 'processing of Miss has asked for asylumintbiscqun-Navratilova's a~pli-cation for lr'y and has been granted a tern-asylum "willbeveryroutioe." pora'ry stay, a State Department He added: ••She's from 8 Com- spokesmansaidSaturdayn'ight. munist country. If she wants to "She asked for asylum,yester· •··· here she'll be ~;tied to day and has been 1ranted a tem-;:'~ .• , r-- porary stay, until her request is considered,"thespokesmansaid. A Justice ..Department He-added he aid not know....h9w 9 po k efs man 5 aid Miss long that would t&ke. • Navratjlova appeared at an Im- ·Miss Navratilova iS a regul~ migration and Naturalization doubles partner of Chrit Evert, Service office in New York City wt)odefeated· Miss NavraUJ.ovain Friday evening to ask for asylum. the semifinals of the U.S. Opeh in Forest Hills, N.Y., Th~ay. ''Sbewastoldherrequestwould Miss Eve'rt won the wo~'.s tiOe be taken uD.der advisetn.ent and Saturday. she would be allowed to remain in The Evert·Navratilovaduowas this country.pending a decision on eliminated in the tourpament'1 her request,•• the Justice doubles competition on.Saturday ... ~ .. spokesman said. t -. . _ _, "":. . . jI9ep~'P:f .B. f ~ - .~iti\t~~-~~~ii~e • I • cf'. ~-=fi:r,,,.·1--'c-;'"-=1=-.. ~o.:...·.~.~.,....1-oi:-s~.-, -.=. . '!.;·:· ""'"'r • LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPIJ -hundrids of cars. cir<linJ the Police, reinforced by800N.'tiooal areas bumper~to·bumi>er ahd Guard troops, Saturday herded honking their horns. aoine 75 art""ested protesre-i;s One orficial sajd. "Ou.J:: alibaal.thesymbol ollhdi-'tury ~ seriousprtib1'11! n""'ts1<Yftc.', yel"'*ichool buse to b<eak up atlonal 'fii#Edlmen;<irith:-.;iot a banned march in this rlot·torn sticks·lllJll Me rifles atoocl in-front city. , .. of the schools.., About l,fOO The-lrres(s foJlo;r:ecs a nitlhL of ~en,z4 most d the etate escalatlne • v\"'fD<l'l_ )n wJl!a.11 _, ~!'/!!ljtY police for.,.,.. lied police clashed-near"three su&: t6~arller trQuble Apotr.. . ~" urban higb scboo~st ~th 1 more · Safur:diy"''1 ai'r~l! :raistid lhan 10,-000 rllek·t~1 fire· totalof P<!rsons talcenincoc,.rody ~ demonstralOrs', --.unc . since lhe~)\llinl l!•oCl'am ~8"* •tllm •lei' a;e:.tl>O •oation's Thun4qy.morJ1ln1·lo~.!Jtin 1*r~new ra<)UllCl!oot"busing :rlll: • -• ~-.• i ~U«bere::~ 1 J •• • J • 'IM!· . lote4 "' ... reported . tb't '.d~111!:.. .i(herihf• w~re , .,. •• llundnlfo of National arckmen. state and • i. • • .-.. pi\llce patrOUed.'J.-, ..-~ t'~ <n Ult waltwofl'lll-ve· '·1l'fJ. 'I. . ·:aii\lbullngdemonstraU0118. ' • • iJ · • 'Z> • • • • .. I : , . ,o.t~,Plllt ,...._, W~ O''DMM• Blaek'SfJdd .--.. . · , . . . Aboilt· s,000-,gaJloiisioC crude, oU '.poured from a tuptured pipeline onto. Bol3a . Chit a ·!" l,lei\c)I )n · H~gto~ ·Be'abh early Satut\SBy. Tjle :op a~e ·Boinlali bJI fl89;, . appateritly· .dil!n't' faze early-mini''silrte'Mr 'lVliO 'wen.-., after .U1e·"'.aiMi~ as,usualqt''.'J:b~ oil, \fa~ ~·!!'.ovACI !fb.Jll the• beach by co any work en, · 7-,r -· • .J . . ' . ~ ~··. . .. -~ . . . .., ·...: , Ford '.Tel(s !.Story~-, ' . • f ' ' ~ o~:Faci "1' -t.he Gun· "'J .,,.. ng • , . I • Frbpi.Wlre seiid. i . f~rnament, went to a party ' , • 1 ._ t ' honocing the promotioo of two WA,SHINGTAN ;....:. l"reBident / former White · House military Ford told sdme \ De OcraUc aiiles and took his wife to their senators Saturday_, w-t ·t wits f.avorite r~tauranl for supper. like to face the gun. , Ford spent about five b<Miars at But as if to underscore his re· the members-only tourney at Juctance to let Friday's at.tern-Pt Burning Tree Country Club, then1 on his life affect the style of his attended the military party al presidency. Ford traveled to; a .~Bolling AFB in Washington.and suburban country club for a golf ., (See FORD, Poge-.A3> uthori · ei ~aid nearl)" 400 Tal F ' PenooJ were arrested In ~ day 8 · ear and night of demonstration, in-" , 1 ·-~ • , / , • •' •• , eluding more .than 60 .taken into , SAN 1DJEGO (AP) -"I try to custody Saturday night. forget Mr.'? the woman sai~ Police ~aidr one man was ar· "But she keeps coming back to re1tccd SalurdP.Y night for 1iri.ng.a haunt us.'.!. -· shotitiur .a.t a ... police beli®P-!er "All I can say now is thal we hoVeriDI ~er the area; The PBI have done-our best to forget. to is invettfc~ti'ng ~he iJ)ci~. The put it out of our1minds. t1ve 1J>11.e man )Yat cliaar;e,:I Wlth ,~anton . thr~gh the guilty phase, the 41ld&nger}DO¢. "' I ' 'sleepless nlghta, wondering 11 I Gov. J.ulian.Carroll, respoJHilftg could have changed anything." -v lo local appeals for help, called Th.e. words are tho&e of an out.. the gUarda.men early Satur-pn1uisbed mother .. whose 'PY frf>ID t~o Louisville-area un-daughter, Sandra GooCl. along its, tO he'lp cope with de~ with Lypett.e 'jSqg_eak)''' monstrator~ ripting over court-' Fromme, was an earlj disciple ordered busing or~1600students. of qharles¥a.nson. ,. . . , By nightfall, the city was quiet Miss Fromme, charged wilh h:c~pt for the con stant blare of attemptlng to auassinate Presi- homs near suburban Southern . dent Ford, lived with Hiss GoDd~ · Hi&h School. -where an antibusinc: 'l7, in, a -:Sacra}lJ~tcr-a:ttic. '1.e delJlodstrator hoisted a.!stgn was queStiont'cf' by a'4bort..tfes whicl11 read, "If you're. against after t~e all!lge~ 9ttf°mpt on busing honk .·· , , Ford's life but was rtte·ased.~ Police said about 25 persons ·Her mother, ib ~ ·tnterv"w were arreated Saturday night in with The San Dlego1Jni6Jl, re- the are•.of);outHern fli&h, mostof called the time "Sandra Was al· t,pe (or traffic violations. Two leged to have s aid'&he had "fuial- leen·agers w~re-arrested after ly reached the potnt where I can they ignored l!Oli ce com111ands to kill my parents ... halt when they left a car. The Sh e is s till a fra id of he r areas around Southern High and daughter after that remark and also VaJley and Pleasure Ridge consented to the interview only if hiebsdlools, scenes of earlier dis· her name and address were bot turbances, wer e congested by used . · ~ . , . Unions Ea"h. Wm O~e Chq,vez's UFJJ'; 7'.eiunsie,..-vie for Galh, • ~ Geometric ahapes of Olypiplc Gemes strucf11te• roofs are grephlc evldencethet .ite of big aports event. Is . ahai>1n11 up . • In Montreal. • DE~NO (UPI) -Farm labor I der Ce.sar Chavez. broke even ith the Teamsters in the first two maj9r election& under California ·s new agricultural labor law Saturday. But the main conlrontation was set for next Wednesday at Gallo Vineyards, whose p~uct has been subj~ct to a nati,onwide boycott. · · Chave1's Urilted Farm Workers won a.n election at the large Carlltan Ranch 1n Delano While the Teamsten were vic- torious at tbe Dalton Jlichonlson Ranch aouth of ~aken(\ejcl. !They were among the first ol ~me 200 such elecilons th~1-the 8late. 1 While neither or,jianiution ap- peared on the ballot in the cooteat WOii by the othe<. the UFW vl~ tdty wa.s probably more signifi· dllt because the 6ar.atan Ranch previously ~ld a Teamster con- tract. which Is now nullified. At the Richardaoh Ranch Ill• Tt!lUDllters kept their-conti'~ with the cro,,e.r1 of (tapes, peaches end plums. • .. On Wednesday, elections will, be held al ·four Gall~·vlney~ employing some 600 worker:?c ana the,names o( bOth Unions will be oo lhe ballots. Saturdsy only '?!le union appeared on the ballots a.Jong with a place to vote for •"Do unim."'' At the Richardson Ra11~ End in .10 Arrests cHJCAGO <AP)-Tenpenons were arr .. ted,Saturday durin& a demonstl'allon by 200 United Farm Workers suppt>rlers al a South Side food store. They we.re arrested, when they entered a Jewel 5'><id Slore and tried lo ·persuade. customer& oot to buy 1ett11ee, srapeo and Gallo wine, pollcesald. •• ~ vote at the Carl\!'° Ranch. where 121 workers vOttd for the Cbp..vez union and 4f vbt.ed ror ~o uruon . There ·were )~ ballots 1 challenged and not i"lrDedi.ately l COUDled. I UJ'>W organizer Pablo Lopez ' sai4""\he Teamsters ~ not on the Caratan ballot because they , were' WlBble ·to get thie trequired s fgnatures of 20 percentlol tbe 1911 ' Catalan workers. He1 said the UFW made no effw get on tbe Rl~ards<>n ballot use an or-g..U-had been s an.l'ldlled O!!.th~ranch two r,eps·ag<>. • ,_ "We look on tl\Ji as. a big vie· .tory:• s'ald UFW .Field Director. Ben Maddock. '/It proves lhat I whenever the farm Workers p:t 1 on the ballot~. we are going to get elected.'' Lui• <:aratan, president of~· ranch •here tb_e election was held, Wall ••su'Ppr1 sed'' at the • number of workers that voted fpr i the UFW. A5 aodn .. tbe' electi~ Is certified, Caratan planned lo• belln bartainlnf wllh tbe l.Jl'W., .l'he..C.Cotan ,.Jlanch..bas bad. a cootrad wltb,U.e eami!er&Jor tbep:uttwq1ears. ' , . ' • ttN '1'111·: INSl lt•: • I ' .... , ..... ,, r' PJUC.E~ AND GUPESi Contuiners keep ~alinl , find ways to eope with ~ prices ;-!!)Chiding Pl# Ul\I~· lion of pr.ofil marcms •f!ld'\be beef industrY, IS\ J~ .. !&Ing lo.! find new wan lo ·market lhe product, PageBi. 1 , . • • • 'aEtlJGEt:ll•Hll'!ftNG ~ Pl\otdir•l>b.s of~ C!iiff~. ArW. where <(llJnp Jlen<lle(oii'i Viethamese·'J'Ofllfe#•m.Y be heading by the end o( D¥t .mOl\lll, alOlli· Wltb ~---· Unue the not·1lw1ys:bappy sQa bflMOcllllla \'lctimo;Pq~ A4. ·'-' .{ 1CoWES BY NEWSPAPER -·s•eoocS-llf the series of "lec- lureo" .published by tbe Dally Pllpt..u f<P.Ubllc service boll> Ip< readeia ~tio want· college credit ahd for\ltose who j••t want lo be part ol a national ocus on bicen- tennial topics is ofrered today on Pace A7 ., J .. .. t NOT SO t'UNNY -Just lhe ,mention Qf tht: Costa 1'1esa Goals ~·aif4 .Oblectfves committee miles people around city hall laugl>. BuL in the new of Stair Write Alan Dirkin, .lhe joke maybeonthecitizer\a. Pq:eAt. ' Delly Piiot Sports Editor Glenn White : , broug!it bacl1;1110re • picture•, Page C3. • ·rnirldeSIOld-w . -. ' =·:.-r:. .. r, .............. -.u ...... •1 .. _ . •wtt1 ~~ :::~.... m ~..:, .. DAILY ~l..OT~CTIONS / , ,. -. - , • ' ~Al DAll.YPiLOT ,, ~ (, •• '~ .. t: i: ' • . l ' ~ ~ " '· t " : ·: • " • ... ;: ~ '-• • ~ • .. • .. • • .. • • • . • . -.. • . • . • • • • • ~ • . • •• • •. •• ~ t • ., ~ ' c • ' • • • . '• . ~ l ~ • • • ~ ~ .. 1: ~ ~ ... ,. • THE MAHARAJAH'S HOUSE 4T ttEUOTIIOPl<AND SANTA CLARA p.i~ Gold, h'~.Sara 8'rtllolomae'a Retreat and 'Pp1on• • • ' 1",....PageAl WEALTII NO FUN. •• NO TIME TO SOCIALIZE Sara Bartholomae divorce from · William A. Bartholomae, a man who made millions in oil and Jived in a Balboa bayfront mansion. But before the divorce became (iJ'laJ, Bartholomae was killed in his kitchen when miswiderstood by his Spanish-speaking sister- in-law. . Mrs. Bartholomae made no re- -ference to the fatal stabbing other than to say that her husband "passed away" 12years ago. The killing_ and courLcases over the est&te that followed made headlines nationally in th'e mld·'60s.' Lillie, however, has been heard about l\olrS. Bartholomae since she remarried and divorced a short time later. ' Quake Kills 1,300 In 'Tremor Zone' DIYARBAKIR, Turkey <UPI> - A rumbling earthquake col· lapsed homes. schools and mos- qu es in mountaino.u s southeastern Turkey Saturday, claiming an estimated 1,300 vic- tims in the..&Nmor-QrQOe area's worst dlaaster since 1966. Government officials in Lice, a town of S,000 inhabitants 45 miles north of Diyarbakir, said rescuers recovered at least a>O bodies from eollapsed buildings . Diyarbakir province Governor Nazim Kemal Diniz told newsmen several hUndred houses collapsed in villages Presley at Home MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Elvis Presley was convalescing Saturday at Graceland, his sub- urban mansion, after a two-week ay in Baptist Memorial H 'tal for re•t and tests. report is basically the • around Diyarbakir, located near lh .. Syrian border, and lntermit· tent aftenhocka were hampering rescue efforts. Teams of ariny and civilian resc\fe workers pulled bodies and survivors from the rubble, most- ly the remains of modest two. story mud and brick peasant dwellings. As darkness set in, retScue operations were called orr until dawn today. "Almost all government build- in&s. four mosques and the high school are destroyed," a govern- ment official in Lice 1aid. "Look· ing at the scene, I presume 75 percent of the town's houses have been leveled." Turkish national radio said •Teports from mountain villages around Lice have put lb~ total de· ath toll in this area at 1,300.'' ... Both radio and television stat.ions be1an broadcasting programs of mourning. Sever al army helicopters dropped tents, medicine kilo llll'd ·blankets to victims and ferried survivors to hospitals in She said she has been spending all her time tryi ng to build up the estate for her children. She has had little time for sOcial affairs, she added. In fact, the last social gathering she re- calls attending was jmt a few weeks before former President Dwight Eisenhower died. Her one source of enjoyment, she said, has been d<>ine things IQ help 28 children in a Mexican or· , phanage which she came &Cf'Oll on a.triP to Ensenada. She aald she buys thinga fer the .children or friendli give her clothes, which she lau,.clen and repairs before taking tliem,,, She ·&aid she hopes, someday. to eet them new beds and "everything !hey ~ posalbly have.'' French 'Cup' Challenge Accepted NEW YORK <AP) .:,. The New :York Yacht Club said Saturday It bu.accepted the nm America'• ~ Challen~ 'of the Yacht Club ·d'lb'eres of France. 'l;tle two clubs agreed that the French become the official challenger, to conduct a series of elimination races against other cb•llengers£,lro, Australia, Eitgland and Sw • ,!'!'he yacht g those lrlala will <l'ace against an American. , defender aelected by the New 1 York club. Last September, the American defender defeated an Australian challenger off Newport, R.I., in " the 22nd straight suc~ul Cup defense by the Americans without a loss since the eslabllsh· mentof the com petition in l.SSL Fained Press Agent Dies of·Cancer PHOENIX, Ariz. CAP) -The press agent w.ho conceived the 1 same as before,•• said Maurice Elliott, a hospital vice president . "The main concern ls the pro:. blem with the enlarged colon." Diyarbaktr. Coa st Watch ... · idea of hiring bobbysoxers to swoon when Frank Sinatra crooned is dead at 60. Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities HUNTINGTON BEACH--Police here con- firmed last week the existence of a spec- ial police operating fund made up partia, lly of payments from criminal defendants. LAGUNA BEACH--Police surveillance of sandy strands alonq this Art colony's s horeline over the past two Weaks led to the arrest of i9 men on a variety ot lewd conduct charges. Po"°lice said surveillance of the beaches proba bly will continue • • FOUNTAIN VALLEY--City school diatrict officials confirmed Friday that the Oranqa County Grand Jury h as called for the pe~ sonnel records of the d~atrict•s per•oD- nel director and ~ormer superintendent. Mike Brick. He now serves as bu11aeea director. The Grand Jury reportedly is inveati9atlnq whether Br~ck had proper ~re dential• to serve aa auparintendent @r .in the per1onnel.. po1t. ~ ~ · .... . SAODLEBACK VALLEY--Plans for the valleywide aunioipal advisory co~ncil(KAC) were scrapped last week by vote of repre- sentatives of several homeowner •••ocia-. tion1. El Toro resident• are pushing a- head with plans to form their own 8AC, ttbv- ever, similar to t he one in Miaaion Viejo • SAN CLEMENTE--City Council laet week adopted standards contrdilinq.hillaide area development that were even more atrinqent than the rou9h rules keoom•ende4 by the city planning eOmaiaaion for th• ·~-called "back country• inland of the San Diego rr••way. ' ,r Jack Keller died F\-iday night in Good Samaritan Hospital of a pulmonary embolism, a spokesman said. He suffered· from cancer ot the bone marrow 10 years ago and went into semiretirement. He directed his last publicity effort -for the· Jerry Lewis muscular dystrophy telethon over Labor Day weekend-from a wheelchair. During his long career, Keller handled publicity for Sinatra Lewis, Dean Martin, MartlY?i Monroe, Mario Lanza, Lena Horne and Mon~gomery Clift • SUNDAY DAILY PILOT I I ' • I ' . ~ , Wary Firemen KillBla~e .. Lio-ht. Wuida PJ'eVent An.Other Paaeo ~? . "'e' I ' ' I A bruob flreot ....-orialn blackened 87 ...... 111 El Modena t5aturda1 evonlq and for a time threatened 1everal SlS0,000 ranch etyle homea and some livestock. Residents of the area and flremert. eald the blaze was almllar LO type lo the devutatlng Pueo Grande ftre cl. 1861 that MORE FIRE PHO'IQS · ONPAGED2 de1t1'07ed aever-al -homes in ORn1e Park. Acres near El Modena as it marched from I C«ooa to camp PeMleton Saturday's fll'e broke out about $:40 p.m. on grass and brush· ocri,erecl land near the lnlersec· llllli ol Chapman A venue and Old Chapman Road. Its smoke was viaibla over much of Central Orang a County. ' Tbe fire moTed tn a northeasterly directioo, toward expensive estates frontina on Orange Park Boulevard. Horses and other livestock kept in stables on the eitates walked around nervously as th4' Rames approached.. Many of the a.nimall were evacuated from the area by equally anxious own en. Eighty firemen, baclced by ·22 fire eQ1ines, six brush fire units and two aerial tankers, con· tained the fire about 1 f·m. Some homes reported y were ''bombed '' in borat.edrops. Firemen at the tcene said the ev_tnlng'a weather condiUons - light wind and a relatively low temperature -helped keep the fire to a minim um . Special structural fire task for ces from Tustin, Santa Ana and Orange were ordered into the area u the flames crept within several hundred yards: of the ex - pemlve homes. There was no structural damage, however. Sieve Soltz. an Orange County Fire Department spokesman, said investigalors remained. on the scene Saturday night at- tempting to determine the cause of the fire. He noted that a <JDeoocte fire occurred In the nme aru about 2 p.m . Saturday. He aald hoW•ver, that It ii not bellev;;f the earlier blue rddndled lo I&· nite.tbeaecond fire. · ReaganSBen Opposing Ford WASHINGTON (UP!) -Sen. Paul Laxalt (R·Nev.) said Saturday he believea Ronald Rugan bu made up bla mind to challenge President Ford for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination and will reveal bis decision within the next few weeks. Lax alt said in an interview that the former Califprnia aovernor left little doubt dl1rln& two days of strategy talks last w~ that he has decided to declare hiA can- didacy and challenge Ford head. on in the GOP primaries. o.lty l"flot ~ frT ll:lcti.N tc.elllw FLAMES OllTUNE CREST OF HILL BEHIND BASSETT FAMILY HOME IN EL MODENA Orang• Perk Boulevard Realdent1 Wera Amof111 Those EvacuaUng Livestock I F our piece wardrober. First at Bullock's. Shitt jacker. sleeveless shell, pull-on pants and six-gore skitt. Washable. Workable. As a pantsuit. As a skirt suit. By Gcorgee Originals. lp Trcvira~ polyester. Sea green, cornfiower blue or cinnamon. 8· 18, $30 Californienne Dresses • SOUTH COAST PLAZA ' • • oast Plaza, San Diego Freeway at ... \ J I -·· ~~l\~W,:.'!.:.?.J.~~! -'"l'llen la no ntdmoe at lhla '' eclb7.Mnelf.;dno·-•ct•. 6-tndieal!nc a ~y In • CCllll'!'.'-cy to IUJI ~of a lhla partl...tar attempt, •U.S. At-1peet•o ,_.,, .... tempt bJ the five-foot-toll ban Good aald Mia ft<omme ,Mamon culllal. ·· wn1te ktt..,; . .,..., day tolbe Im· Jlllu l'Tomme, 28. a waif~ J)rilooed Kanoon. mind may have been 'Mllt*I "1 ~ oald lhecun eonted by-::~·i:••• ;mv.r'14derer Cbarlea M111 Fro111~e bad not been _..._,_ oldnlp,--. --·-He -'dlh violence wu beld '1 mllll«l ·~ •-•owner, •man _ boll ebar•ed ltb.., _ whom be would not ldonUfy, • • •• " •-wpted .._Frommebadlbel(WL -. murder of the Pruident. "We do not beUeve It bu a U.S. Attorney D. Dwa)'De erlminal blalor)'," K07<0 said of the weapon. PHOTOS, REU.TED Initial teats were made on the STORY ON PAGE AS cun and ill will be aent to Wasblngton by the FBI for further teot1n1. finJerprlnUng : Keyes said she apparently pulled and firing, be sold. the piatol from a holater strapped A b f th tll __ .. __ , to ber ri•bt Jee on the -~~de ol oearc o ea ca.--~ • uuwu Mils Fromme shared with two her calf under a ft owing red robe. other young women turned up a ••Sfte waa tough and mean and ''partial box of .45-callber weird and didn't Cive a damn bullets;• but no other runs or 'about nothtna. •• aaid a )'OUDI drup were found;; man wbo identified .b1JUe1f only Personal effects and cor- es Rick u he loitered In a park reopondence, Including letters ....... two blocks from the apartment from the imprisoned Manson. ,Miss Fromme shared ~ two were confiscated. in the search.. other women. The Manson letters contained no ~_; "She drank a lot of port. took a referen~e to Ford. ~ .lot of reds (drugs)' and carried a Keyes said neither of Miss ~..r knife tied to her leg," said Fromme's roommates knew in :.~George White, a next-door advance o( her attack on the 24::.neigbbor. President. And they apparently ~ IWia Fromme was arrested did not agree with her violent at· '*frlday moments. after she tempt. ~Pushed a .~caliber automatic '"Assassination of Ford won't .:.~throucb. a crow.d and pointed iLat stop any.thing," said. Miss Good, ~ Ford from two feet away as be another Maoson,apostle. ''I'd say ·.... shook hands with well-wishers she was attacking a lie." Miss , • ~de California's state Capitol Good called the President "a de- ..: l>uilding. 1 ad sbeU witb dead thoughts. I I ' ' ' JN~ C~e Pidm:ed ;-:;.of. !In Ford's Security :Ji.} WASHINGTON (AP) -A traveled by car Saturday from -.. Secret Service official said the White House to Burning Tree Saturcfay no dramatic changes Country Club in nearby .. are ~lanned in presidential Bethesda, Md., to play in a golf ~ secunty arrangements as a re--tournament. suit of the assassination attempt What bothers the Secret . t on President Ford in Sacramento . Service most is that Ford loves to 1 cm Friday. wade into crowds and shake · 1 But spokesman Jack Warner bands. He can't resist the cry of :..~ said it la the service's desire that ·~Mr. President. come over ~ Ford not mingle in large crowds, here.'' :7 •1'hich has been bis habit both in He was doing just that on a .. ·-Wahington and in out-of·town Sacramento street when Miss · ·'·· tripe. Fromme, standing jtm three feet Ford, meanwhile, seemed qn-aw-,,,pointed a pistol at his shaken by his near-brush with cbelt. · death and carried on business as This Is in contrast to his pre- usual Saturday. He met with decessor, Richard Nixon, who Democratic senators on energy, made the Secret Service job arranged a golf game and an ap-easier by not mingling too often , pearance at a party for two with crowds. military staff members who are ••1tbasbeenalong·term.Secret being promoted in rank. Seivice desire that t006e we pro- i ••we are reviewing the tect do not expose themselves to Sacramento matter,'' Warner ciowds or a large segment of the said. ''But we are always review· population,•• Warner said. ing our protection procedures for Asked if the Secret Service the President.'' · would suggest that Ford cut He said he felt presidential pro-down on this cro't\·d-pleasing ac· tection was adequate in tivity, Warner said that is an Sacramento, where an agent answer the White House would thwarted an attempt by Lynette bavetoprovlde. Alice Fromme, 26, to shoot the A White House spokesman said President with a .4&-caliber Ford apparenUy will make no pistol. fundamental changes and that Warner declined to discuss the President bad provided. bis numbers of Secret Service own answer on Friday when he personnel assigned to the Presi· ·.· stated: "'I'm going to continue to dent at 8ny given time but have that personal contact with added : "We are not anticipating the American people. In my any dramatic changes in our judgment it's vital for an methodsofprovidingsecurity.'' American president to see the There Was no beet-up in securi-American people and I intend to ty for the Pre&ident as he carry it on.'• Fro•PageAJ FORD GOES ON ••• then took the First Lady to the "'Sea Catch'' restaurant, where they have often dined. They ate with Rod Markley, a Ford Motor Co. lobbyist and friend of the President. and Mrs. Markley. ••He gave the Democratic senators a very brief synopols of t~isode, almost a replay of his remarks yesterday," Press Secretary Ron Nessen told re- porters after F.ord met a Senate delegation in the White House. The meeting was supposed to focus on an energy policy com· promise -and for the most part. it did -but first the visitors wanted to hear more about what the wl)ole nation is discussing, the ariassination attempt. After Ford, nearing a veto de- adline on domestic oil price con· troll, discussed a compromise with seven Democratic senators. they· voiced some optimism an agreement could be reacbed. "The President promised to do everything possible to work out a solution," Sen. Jotm Sparkman of Alabama told reporters after the hour-long meeting. Sparkman said the senators W"ged. Ford to discuss agai.n ~ compromise with Senate M&Jon- ty Leader Mike Mamfleld and HOUie Speaker Carl Albert. Ford .• .responded by setting up a !il.parttaan congressional leaders meeting tor Monday, to follow a breakfast conference on the mat· ter wltb Republican senators. -Sparkman uld Ford mieht ..,._ Oept • 30-to 45-<lay utenoion on controls to alve Congreaa and the • administration time to work out a further compromise. Nessen said the President would accept such an extension if he were reasonably sure that a solution could be worked out based on Ford's original pro- posal to phase out price controls over 39 months. · Nessen said Ford will veto the bill Tuesday, the last day possi- ble. A president must veto a bill within the 10 days after he re- ceives it. The controls, which held the price of 60 percent of domestic oil at $5.25 a barrel, expired last Sunday, but congressional leaders have said an extension might be retroactive. Presidential aides have told Ford Ibey believe there is enough support in tbe Senate to uphold the veto. Poily'11of Pol_., lsG ... ...tMCI MOndlr-f°riday: If you do I'd hlN'9 your pmper by 5:30 Pm., C9ll before 1 p.m. and YO\K COQY Wiii be de-....... Saturday and Sur.day: H )'OtJ do not recetve your cooy by 9 a.m. Satur- day, or 8 a.m. Sunday, tall before 10 a.m. and your copy wiU be deltvere4, C~Tallp•1a11 Molt Orange County Aren 64MJJ I Northwest HunOngton Buch, and wes1m1nat&r ........ '*IZJI San Clemente, C.ptstnino BelCh. Sin .Nin <Aolltnino, Dina Potnt, $ou1n L9QUM. l.8Quna Nt;uel .••••••••• 4tM6H • _,' . -· ·- ---(.~ .... -.. •• ' A11other Shark Story A 3,100-pound great white shark <shown as it was brought into Dana Point Harbor Saturday) rests at San- Diego's Sea World todl\Y waiting for the highest bidder to take him away. F1ri.:ln Hawthorne (above). owner of the ''Heathe r B," said the shark was caught on the boat Thursday off Anacapa Island near Santa Barba r a . Hawthorne said the bidding may go as high as $10,000. One inter ested customer, Jeff Lite, 9, or Orange <left) inspects the "'jaws .. of the catch. Shark Repellent Washout? SAN DIEGO (AP) -A shark repellent reported to be ''100 per· cent effective" was poorly tested and may be worthless, say two Navy seienlists. Dr. Scott J ohnson and Forrest Wood of the Naval Undersea Center said they were skeptical about the value of the repellent. which is based on toxin secreted from a Red Sea fl ou nder. The September issue of Oceans magazin e reported the toxin to bet "100 percent effective" against sharks after some reef white tip shatb turned away from the flounder offered to them. The Navy men called the tests inadequate. "It bas promising aspects," Jabnaoo said of the.repellent, "but the idea of a· rbemical re- pellent is very suspicious." He noted an earlier repellent called "Shark Chaser'' med in World War II. It was successfully tested against dog fi sh. be said. but proved virtually useless against sharks. } Kansas City Site? MIAMI (U PI ) -The 1976 Na- tional Republican Party conven- tion will likely go to Kansas City and Miami Beach is defirUtely out of the running, the Miami Herald reported in a Wasbirigton dispatch Saturday night. Quoting sources close tq the GOP National Committee that it did not identify, the newspaper said Kansas City reportedly ls the choice of President FOnf and his political aides. • THESE ARE NOT MADE SPOTLESS by Al's CARPET and RUG WORKS When y0u want yaur carpets or fumiture cleaned ••• Al's is ane of the most modem cleanillCJ plants in the westem states. Cleani119 -Rec.1ular I 71 sq. ft. I WEEK OHL Y I 01 sq. ft. Offer expires September 12th Free estimates -Free pic_!J-up & delivery 293 S. MAIN ST., ORANGE PHONE 835·2515 3 llOCKS NOtlTH Of fASHION SQUARE ' -----· I.-. - • ' I I • • -~----- • Fort Chaffee Life .... ,For Better or Worse .•. It's Next Step for Vietnamese Left I At Pendleton I· .~ ---· 21,000 IN VIETNAMESE FAMILIES HAVE CALLED THESE BARRACKS HOME FOR 4 MONTHS By MIKE SllANAHAN lt,IMClA .. 11 "•lllWrlt .. FORT CHAFFEE. Ark Four m ont h s arter their desperate fli ght to U.S. soil. 21,000 Vietnamese are sweltering beneath the Arkansas sun, impa· tient and frustrated with the pace of their own resettlement. Some are bored and their boredom turns to crime. Others, fearful of life in American com- munities, are reluctant to leave this World War II -era Army post, where all basic needs are pro· vided. "People have been in the camp loo long ... said Nguyen Thien Toan, one of five elected refugee leaders. ·'There is not enough to keep them occupied.·· Time weighs heavily despite daily activities designed to keep the Vietnamese occupied. To Americans who spent time in Vietnam, some criminal offen- ders are r eminiscent or "Saigon cowboys," young men with long catefully combed black hair who wore flashy western clothing while aimlessly circling Saigon on noisy Honda motorcycles. Officials at this, the largest of four U.S. refugee camps, say there has been no increase in crime. The problem is worse in U.S. cities of comparable size, they say. Capt. Grifton Ca,rden, a lawyer who has prosecuted refugee cases, said, however, ··we know many crimes in the camp don't get reported.·· A local federal magistrate hears about 10 cases each week ; shoplifting from a post exchange, public drunkenness and assault are the most common offenses. To combat boredom, a Chaffee senior civilian official, Donald MacDonald, b•s _ atranged for movies , a Vile t names e VOLUNTEER LAWYER NGUYEN NHU MAI AND HIS CHILDREN AT HOME IN CHAFFEE ~ Miiitary Lawyers Prosecute Crime Ceaea on Base; He Handles Na.fee Defense 'It Breaks Your Heart' 11 ~ Mesa Woman Campaigns for Aid, Sponsors By ARTHUR R . VINSEL OtUteD•ll' ~ti.tS~ Dark ey·es occasionally . flashing sparks or indignation. voice charmingly accented, German-born Trudy Ohlig, who came to America via Canada, believes more strongly jn humanity than nationality. • She is 41 and arter seven years in the United States is a Girl Scout leader .. a PI'A leader. a member of Costa Mesa's U.S. Bicen- tenni a 1 Com· mitte~. a part -t ime empJoye or an airport security rirm a n d a TftUOY OtU.tG housewife with a son, 20, and daughters 11and8. She ii also a health and welfare committee volunteer al Camp -Pendleton's tent city where time is running out for Vietnamese· refugees at Camp Talega. the canvas metropolis that grew overnlghtnearSanClemente. Time ts running out because by OcL 31, the thousands still there who can't find sponsors will be .herded onto a j~Uner bound ror Fort Chaffee, Ark., clinging to; their hbpe1', dreams and grow. jng fears. · Perbap1 jn Amer ica'• heartland ·they will find more response, more of the ~ed df'· mocratk quallllea tbej hoped tor on the Orange Coast. Maybe not. Little Rock, Ark .. was the first site or confrontation over blacks and whites sh a ring schools. What will become or Mrs. Nguyen Thi Kim Thuyen, 44 , now a resident or Tent 4C, Camp 6, whose identity includes being File Number 2137, International Red Cross? What will become of her six children? What will become or aging Dinh Van Ho, who walked timidly up to Mrs. Ohlig, in Camp S, Section 10, where he was assigned a long with his adult daughter Me Lin . .. Couldn't you sponsor me ... ?"' he begged sonly_ Today Mrs. Ohlig, or 3080 Jofmson Ave., Costa Mesa, is afraid that while man y Americans have opened their hearts to the strangers in a strange land. that many more have closed their hearts and doors. What then, will become of litUe Luu Hannah Talega. first re- fueee child born in camp and whose rejoicing parents named her for It and the American dream belngofferedtber"e? . Over the weeks and months, Mn. Ohli& has commuted daily to Camp Pendleton, doing whal she can and watching dreams seem to d.i1lnte1rate fOf" man)' Southeast Asians whose day" dracbopeleasly. One new arrival wrote a mov· inc manuscript of his aspiraUons eallin& the mass evacuation In American ·s bicentennial year "The Second l\taynower·· and his people the newest future Americans. Today , many ""ho found sponsors early found exploitation in conditions of near-slavery. Those who have not exist in con- ditions that are uncomfortably 'close to imprisonment, but they try to be stoic and philosophical. The legions who still call Camp Tatega home and are probably Arkansas-bound before long lo· day are sentimehtal, but also bewildered and hurt, says Mrs. Ohlig_ "It breaks your heart .... " Her one-woman campaign bas branched out to include churches. her own contacts for potential sponsorship aid, and a recent straightforward appeal to the Costa Mesa CityCouncil. She was Politely but firmly re- buffed when she f.Sked rortbe use or vacant city-owned homes bought for highwafright-of-way. Mayor AJvin L. Pinkley cited help needed by tbe American In- dians, who were here before Pil· grim immigrants arrived 1n 1620 and the Chicano population, which, he said, has long needed he~~What do I te11 the Viet - namese? Maybe I should tell them to dig a big hole and get into it, because it will thke a long time to h e lp t h e Indians and Chic1noe,"uid Mn.OhUg. "1 want the'community to open ill heart.·· \ newspaper, loudspeaker systems, an FM radio station, five snack bars, an extensive English language program and occasional amusements like an old-fashioned Westemrodeo. Probably the bea:t-organiz~ group among the-refugees are fishermen, some of whom com· prised the ~omplete populations of villages which once dotted the coast of South Vietnam . When President Ford visited Chaffee in August, 59 fishermen stood side by s ide along the route of his motorcade. Attached to each m~n's hat was a paper plate 14•ith a brightly colored letter from the English alphabet. Together. the 59 paper plates spelled out, "Thank you Presi- dent Ford. Thank you U.S. Congress, 'l''elcome President Ford."' The constantly recurring ques- tion is when all the refugees will beoutorthecamps. MacDonald cites the early August average of 30 daily de- part uies from Chaffee as evidence the camp will be out of the refugee busineSs by December, or perhaps befofe. Officials or private agencies charged with finding sponsors·. for all 130,000 refugees believe : they will be lucky to close by April 30, 1976 , the fir~t an- niversary or the fall or Saigon_ to . the North Vietnamese. Some refugees are to be transferred to Chaffee when Eglin Air Base in Florida closes in October. Some resettlement officials say privately that ~ponsored. refugees also will be brought tD Cbafree from Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania in addition to the Camp Pendleton contingent. Both are scheduled to close this fall. Waiting at Pendleton By the end of October, all Viet- namese refugees &till at Camp Pendleton wiJI be transferred to Ft. Chaffee, Ark.fwhere they can live through the winter in heated buildings rather than cold . drafty tents. The primary reason for the closing of the California camp. according to a spokesman at the Pendleton refugee camp, is the fact that the Arkansas camp has the pern1ancnt barracks. "Living in a tent in California in the winter is just not one or the better things to do." he said. Officials don "t know how many refugees 'l''ill be transferred because they don't know how many "'ill obtain sponsors and be dble to leave before then. FeWer refugees are arriving at the ramp no"·, the spokesman said. and more are leaving every day. Since the camp opened on April 29, a total or 49,288 Vietnamese have arrived there. Hqwever. 36,8.16 have left with sponsors. As or Thursday, there re- mained 12,452 refugees still wait- ing in the camp. More than 91,000 Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees have been released for resettlement rrom camps in the Pacific and the United States since the com- munist takeover in Indochina, re- settlement officials said l ast week. LOVE AND LIFE GO ON FOR THE YOUNG AT FORT CHAFFEE Tradltlonally Dressed Grandmother (Right) Ignores It All voluntary resettlement agencies, local gov~rnments and ''the generosity bf the American peo- ple"' accounted for the success or the effort. edbyothercountries. According to Mrs. Julia Vadala Taft, Inter.agency Refugee Task Force director, all refugees in U.S. care will be resettled by the end of the year. Mrs. Taft said Mrs. Taft said tbatof91,759re· leased from camps in the Pacific and in the United Stated, 85,713 had been resettled in the United States and 6,046 had been accept· or 43.184 remaining in the ' camps, 1,802 were on 6uam awaiting their requested return : to Vietnam. So far,·the Viet- namese authorities had not , agreed to accept them. Another MS refugees on Guam are expect-' ed. to be flown to U.S. mainJand camps soon. 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Minutes after that int;i- dent three bandits a. .j[IEllNAN and Miu fronted Hyman Walter Colby, the former andhiawifeandanother daugbtefi-in-law of Ethel couple in front o1 Merman. were shot to Walter's home in West death In the parking lot Los Angeles. '++ ... •++++++*++~• i i Jocelyn of Newpart . . : 1 -(l A new personalipid make-up and 9'. "' fashion lesson in your home. A uni-l)o ~· que concept by Jocelyn, pro-.._ J: fe5sional model and former Bever-:::: "' ly Hllrs make-up artist. <r--fl .,. • -fl Calt:.,67.5-1453 1cw ..,,. ~ ;Jo l ····~••++"""++•••• .l The ireat lrtilt lip Off Is DD! uc1 to suaa, uu S•LE ~ 3 tull lint d nam!I ·bro1r.i ART MAIERIALS af MoWr ~ell l'r1ce!>. All cu ll1t'tdlllNlbe iS tW.arJ!ed 1111111 sllg9eS!ed ~IMn UQll pncn. lflyWllst llCJ!l 10°/o lo •0% ll'ld llD'I • " li!Tlel.. we ~ .. ""' Int tlwes1 prites OCI .!!I M(llllies 1111 ~ Vlt .tso tll.Jlure o1 comoie1e Crill Sar'Pfy SICIOI. J;"alnts Transfer Lettering ·----·· ..... - ... 40% .,. 0 • -~rushes r __ , .. _,,... ' .... ·-'""" .S..S 11 ~ LU t o ""-LI••. ""OI • 'Sinmllls llrusnrs .i .a.I /0 ----- --.-·---·-------l , ...... ~-------~--....,,8:2-7· 1m CAA. v "LOT ;ti no'Onitliate -ge~a'" °'" • F..r.ollllne 'on.Dwn' SACRAMENTO CAPJ -, Clw'les M.aoaoo dld not order Lynette Fromme lo try to kill Pr'tlllclent FOr<I, Miss Fromme'• roommate and reUow M-dbctpleaaldSotunla)I. . "Squeaky aeted ~ cl be-""" vollttcm,"SaaclraOoodtoldRP>rtera. ........... -'t -ber to"" this. Squeaky II aetlng on the will cl many people. I think she -:~ve rather done it to someone kil1in& air. "The people wbo ore Wnl the environment, wbo are illiog lhe air and the water and the wildlife. the trees; ii they don 't stop. lhe1're gonna die," said MiJs <;ood. Her romments on ma••'natkms were 1lmllar to w~-she a.od ether Manson foll,...,. ..... -'""" fot')'UN. lllJss Good said she bad not known ol any pllU to try to.-Ford. Sl>e a&id" •* Fromme -.U aome ex· t><rlet10e •ilh gun• W none with tho t.ype of gun she wielded at l"ord. State at .Fmdt . On Ford Guard? •ISS FllO•ME, ~nown a• SACRAMENTO CUPil -CaUfomla' "Squeaky" In the lllmon Clan, ... Slat.e Poli<e demonded to help pro- grabbed "by officen FrkSa;y u abe vide aecurtty for President Fmd wbeo pointed 1 looded pistol it Fon!, who he entered the Capitol grounds Friday was greeting a crowd near the state but failed to provide eQOl&gb man· Capitol. pow'er and were aucmented by city of- Jn a rambling conversation from ftcera, it was reported SatW'day. TALKING TO PaESS ~Sandra Good. suspect Lynette .Fromme's her front porch, Miu Good also Quoting sources wllhln Ute clly d D n.... warned of assassin.tions of officials police department and aheriff's of. roommate, an U.S. Att.orneJ • v-.,..ayne Keyes separately were of companies she said werd Polluting nee. the Sacramento Bee reported Interviewed Saturday about the Ford assassination attempt in the air or the earth. local ofllcers realized as the Presi· - __ s._c.-_am __ en_to_._K_e_Y_..,_•_ii_d_th_ere __ w_as_no __ e_vi_·d_e_n_c_e_o!_cons _ _cp1r:____a_c:_y__ ___ "There's a wave~ assassins mov-dent left-his hotel for the Capitol in&throu.gbout the world," she said. acrou the street that the state police Decliningtoidentifywbotbeywere, pl'Oteclion was inadequate and city sbewouldsayonly. "ManypeoplewUJ police quickly made the decision to be assassinated in the near future.•• accompany him on state property. She said they were otficlal& o1· the The Bee said only three uniformed 45 7 Aliens Arrested G •I p iii c D 1 state.r.:licemen yr'ere visible as the SAN DIEGO (UPI)-d ~ 1 S eor0 a -ac c o., ow n - . ed C IP k an IQ.ex can tate tbealiens.and8Toftbat d •• D Po 1 MCA! and Presi entreach state apito ar. 0!'1cers from 10 u.e and "-art USuies, u n • nc.. lln· poli G 0 1i .;>.. ~.. menL ll'OUP were referred to named lumber and auto companies. St.ale ce Inspector u:y ates was Mexican law enforce-'J"be judlc1a1 police al"'-the federal prosecut<r's but did not indicate how they may be unavailable for comment on the re- ment agencies joined to ttpled rustody of 150 of officeinTijuana. marked for death. port. lll'J'eSl4S7~Uensduring -'-----''-----'-:.:__:::_ _ _:_:::_:_:::::::::_::_ __ __!!~~~~~~--~--~.:_::_:__::_ __ ~--~~~~- tbe four-day Labor Day weekend 1and return them tO Mexico, a police spokesman has an- nounced. 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He runs without feet. 1omething tan-gtble, a challenge, a la$l ltraw. A matathon sounded ex· ciUng. It was something •• tci~get1t. It feels great to have crowds cheering foryou ; it'sreallyinspir· ing." to aim ror." • The 'UC Irvine student was born without reet Strudwick competed in and with seriously de-this and other races, rormed hands 45 yeara U>d. though he ··g~.ts ~e ago. His mother aulftted pants .whipped off . him, German measles while doesn l count them a.s .• , ~I · ,b,. •• J~!. •• ••• '"' OJ b· ~1 ,. '" I•. , .. .. • ·II I . Pete Strudwick doesn't always wtn the races carrying him. losses. •• . He recently rtnishecl a BEISG handicapped six -mile race th.at etart- is a relative thing,:• ed at William R. Mason ~~~·~=-~~!!!!':o1 Mo._.,. Strudwick Said. "I don't Regional Park. Viejo H••1d •'lllr Stplt mber $+ think of myself 85 han• o:.urvlftd bv .. it •• AdetT. 1 t&n,11rnn dlcapped except when '-· 9........,. ol SM! 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Constantly fighting with severe depression and self.pity, Strudwick finally took the recom- mendations of a friend and applied for work at the Mattel toy company, an industry that gives ''gimps like us '' a chance. Proving to be the ""best maintenance man they ever had,·· Strudwick said he soon realized the need for furthering his education. He erirolled in UCLA and was graduat- ed with a master's degree in psychology. He secured a job in the aerospace industry, but the job did not last long. ''l could see that the bodies would fall very soon. I got out before I got laid off.'' SOON AFTER, a dis- illusioned and joblf'SS ~1 Strlf'dwick s .. w a marathon race applica- tion in tbe ne"·spaper. "After the layoffs, 1 tried to grab .. at ''Inspiration,'' Strudwick says, "is the theme of my new book, 'Up lhe Shining Moun- tain·.·· The book is Strudwlck's second. His first was titled, "The Straggler." Both still need a• publisher. but "that's just one of my goals.·· ONE OF Strudwick's other goals is to devise and run a marathon over .Africa's 19,300-foot Mt. Kilima·njaro. "I'm kind of big on the world unity concept and J think tllllis would be a unique thing," he explains. ' PROVING HIMSELF Pete Strudwick plan to tea~h forever. Presently workin1 for a master's degree in social ecology at UC Irvine, Strudwick hopes some- day to become a city planner. -.. "But with a wife and four kids et home, I've also got to keep fopd on tlJ< table. Ideally. I'd like to teach in the winter and learn ptanning in the' summer.'' Though he's contacted many sources, his dream f\B.s yet to become reali- ty. because "it's a zany thing, and people want an idea that will pa:Y ALWAYS ON the go, off." Strudwick refuses to re· Strudwick leads what sign himself to the he calls an essentially paunch bellied existence normal life. He does ad-that many or his peers mit, however, that find-have accepted. He has ing jobs does not come marathoned Utah's easily to a person with ~saer -Gutsm an once, disfigured hands and Pike's Peak three times, feet. "I hated looltingfor aild Mt. Baldy five work because,J!4 .prac· times. Though many tically feet like ' Pro: people have written to stitute, ,dis_,,p .IaYing tellhimoft~einsi:>ir~Uon myself ror potential he has been 1n their hves, employers. I really had Strudwick protests that to prove myself in ways herunsforhimself. that a 'whole' person ''I 'm kind of a \\/Ould not." sc,hizop&rlnic cb"i'racter. I-le is now a malh J•_like tofdo things that teacher at La Palma 's are barely possible for Walker Junior l·Iigh me to do. I run for School. but he doesn't 'self-satisfaCt10n." ' " , ·Pe -, ' -· ! . 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Bft';"B .. ruo a..,... .,-lliilvenil mlialon - a ilnuine reyereneefortllo synibo& of that m18- 1loo: Ille l>Mlar.allmof--.ience,the&.tueof llbOtl~ tbe Suprame Court, the office of-the Preal- dent. •~1·.ne Union,'' aald Ralph Ylaldo Emerson, ''is partM!herelllllooqttlllt-le." ' ' nif<NOAMElllCAN asaociated the United States 1'1111 "~ e!lur~b.''.N>JeriCODS have thoucbt of their ..unl/,;u a me111D1'.Pdt. a 'alad bowl, a magnet, a for&rili, an, asjlum, a caravan and e!ipecially a •i~ latMt. •• Tbej have a ''civil religion'." with ~. symbols, even rituals, but no established ' chuftb. Indeed, this ''civil religion" arose in large medbrfttotaketheplaceOtacburch. ' TIM9 Mttlements out ~ which the United States etn!fted existed long before any consci~snsess of a~erican mlsalOnOl'identity; and what those set- iita' bad in common-aoove all else wu their j _ l~Jlls.m, ~ dis.trust ~ remote, co~-ted Power, their determination to maintain theltoWll particular liberties. ~•ttered over l.30lf miJeaOf the Atlantic coast, the Encllsh coJOnies in the 18th ceittpry were separated troilR,he another to a degree bard to imagine today. Frit Geaple traveled. from ooe province to another. utdibews passed betWMnthem. Mm toloniits also felt remote from their own pro- vincl .capital. WbiJecolonial assemblies continual· ~Ji l:nered away at the p>wer of royal governors · on oUicieh, within each colony, towns and ' that were relatively distant from the cen- trade felt the same distrust for the more cos-tan lowos .. "'5Sacbuset~, for eiamP,le, the _..prin~ipal ~u~s \11 the early 18th century wer~ fought 'a . ·ca a '•co,,S1ry~y.'"'1'blcbstoo11forlocal • ~ ' ~ '.'eoiirt ftO"'°•" 'w!Jtcb rallied around \ -ii ili' · rr...,. ' · · "fn:1'C antl·c~ttalism, "courttry party" belief• ~ heJ~ to spark the revolutionary mQVement •· bec~d." ~ every colon'-the revo~utionary impulse _ ..... 1~pr; · gm ~ protouOO suspicion of concentrated, aedpewer. , , N' wonder it took well over a decade be(Ore the · pa of 1776 could bring the~elves (only with 1 greill difficulty and reluctance) to create a genuine- , lyDIUon.al government. As for anaUooal chtirch, the I veztribtionofOoe m·adetbemshudder ; ~ FROM THESf: 13 isolated, mutually_ sus- llttlesocieties a nation was born. What tied it ' ? What enabled these qujlrfelsome popula· UQftf.~ transform their temporary ailiance against ~8 power into a permanent union? Domination . by=:1• ollearchy or an energetic government? ·- .~ ( - " did notexistU.1776, and the Revolution was CeDAt -y thought to hive spared America from the tyra.iihY of either. An integratedeconom1c system? Tblt.Hmaiped.Jar in t.hefutore. ldentiflcation with a national or religious o\igio? and aha tbi established Church were what m~i,_s.anst...h.Ad rebelled ·against. To an ex· tratirQlb~ aerree the)Wng American republic de- Deail.a-1.0r Uriily on·the intense commitment or its peqpiito f set of general ideas .. 11ie ideology that gavetbe Americans their identi· ty iid .sen1, ot coJ]1.mon pul1>0Se was linked to the s~lf 1 chir act er ol the politic!i.I · system that eide-jedtroin.the American Revolution. Atiiericans -of, at' least, their spokesmen - belifffd.tbat the new republic was created to ·benefit all biankind -to teach the world a lesson in power. ·Anj4fiCans thought jhat, by basing governmental poW:~ fJ:nUrely on £be sovereignty of the people, and by cUV:tdlng that power so that one portion balanced and •. · ecked .another, they bad discovered how to ata i&h · univ'ersal liberty but within an orderly soc framework. ·cans-saw themselves as missionaries, ap- polat to demonstrate the superiority of this new ~mt of government. Their sense or miss~on ... ~.to produce a kind of unity that did not rt'.<lwre ~'1.'f'Se social fabric, homogeneous population or impq;flng·structure of authority which other nations .rested upon. . ... lit.the absence of all these, the new Amen can i~y raJSed to the level of universal principle the cl,apeftiton of i>ower that characterized American llfe and institutions . . ~ ~,\TION that sees itseU incarnating an idea '$1 .an exalted standard for itself. It may achieve ·Jill Y~i' it' ~o·ri"sks faUiog captive lo dangerous lll. \~s-IP, Moerican tilstory three Uh.isions have .,.....,ii~lyCllsftguredour ideological goals. · · hnt, an id~logy -even one lh~l is pledged .to liliir{y-terida toward orthodoxy. Stnctness of belief eaall.Y becolhes a test of membershjp In the com- munfl7. Unavoidable differences of i.nlert;s:t ~r al· tltude are mag'nlfied iDtO fundamental pnnciples ; OODMJtlottls seen-as heresy. ·-the part)r strua:&les of the Jeffersonian period re- sounded with ·tie~e Charges ol disloyalty o~ both eiCle&,'and Jefferson himself dealt rut~lessly with ~P· ~ta whom he suspected of spread1ng subversive doctlin... - • • ".,....,,.,,.,,,,T, 1975 IWL.Yf'ILOI' . • .. • • • • • ~~~~!El'!~~~[-11~~~~~~· ~·~!!1!~ . ...!eeo~o~u-~~~··l~~tber band, w~·~· ldentl t ; .sep-. lteavlly on ldeolofy 111• f<1llute of ~ depends b"'vlly en ideOIOC \be failure of =. x coo i.. lltlbl• demoralldna. Conalder the -ioDd ~-tbat .alflk\ed tbl> "Loll aUCD" .n.r tbe 1't1'11t Whrtd War;""bttt !he -i:...otwood!'owWUJont0medtoubel. Notice llld Iha bitter hatred of Amertc• anolbor ldeall1Uc _all.., felt In the lll80o, wben,lbe IUU1loos of the ... -..... _., -~-•-•CGW War eollapoed. At ouch times alOCleb t~at has $Dc:etheu, almooto_,........,. nao....,.. .... ~haa-ln-edbea.U7lnldeals ...... ··tocome1111ut spawned lll Hlf .. p~ aaYl1ll'I to fernt Ollt the --· corruptlonotthenpnNlc.l~calf......,..'abo•c· 111lrd, ahd perba .. most 1atellll, ao ldelol11 courtll ror the bablt of callliic UD<lalrable Peot>le... ~ .... a false ..... of unlvenallty. It clallJll .Wt~ "llOAmm~ •• a tlnd of eiclualv-that tlN v.n-ot Ill adherents coo and •bould pto- wl-parallell.DacldfemoeratlclOClell... ,. •llieverywbere.ltcoolllleslllowoupil'lltlonawllb Seeond, ideolo&I .. <reale Wualona ebout the the world's. It falls to recognlu how these uplra· coune of history. OiaroctrillcaUyo, an ldeolon• 11 .... have beea obaped by a unique blatoey and predlcU the victory .-....wted conditions of ill pbplcal environment. C-Se Bancroft: the first true beUeven. ft ·eni1ow1· tSem thereby wlt.b a areal historian of the United States. wrote as "" powerfulaenae4)fdeet1Qy. Jdeolo1t1t when he declared: ''Our country Just u llai'x'a MSUr-of the Inevitable llandl. . .as the realbatioo of the Wiily of the triumph al the pl'Oletariat t•ve eommunlat move.-hun!-anrace. '' menla fDOnDOUI leverqe, the <oolldeace of 19th , , century AmerlcaM tluat -couotry wu the IN lllANY WAYS the ldeolo1lc1I strain lo IPUl'hlad of hiltoey probably contributed much to./ American culture bas been offset. perbapa the ICalo ud enerl)I of -ward eirpaoslon and fommately, ll,Y a bard-heacled,prad.lcallty. Our ao- ' ,. ....... . ... -. - • .. • .. . .. . ' ·, -···-..o;··.·~ ''· ·-•· .. ·, ~ ---• ,r. .... ~ . " ~ . . .•. .. . ·. ' ~----- • Heavy duty construction . ·, .. " ' .. called "prasmatlc" temper bal lnct.-117 111-.4 the 111arp· ode• of ldGoel«I caalllct. fildll~ compromlae, and belpe4 Americana Jo Meqlll• -atoldealanareauty. . • Abrab~m Uocoln'1 central role lo Alslmcaa ... perience otem1 lrom inability to ddootd ....,...~ " and _.uculate the pivotal bollt11 of Ille npulille wbllo oex_er loslnc allbt ol the pradl«i =-= '• ~l,ble. LJncoln wu pnM:mlnenU, tM ·•• wortdnainmatter.'' " · t Yot Llncoln, too, abarecl the _.,..i .. Amorte• IUusloo of unlvorsallcy. A<cordlnl lo Ola clvll ,.. Ua:lon, Americaninatfttltlooswererootedlafr11•oe and the nation dlvlnely cbooen to prooldo • modol lo tho world. Tbl1 bellef oliecurecl the f-. Tbe f'oua4. lngfatbers bad ootpractlcedlt 16 thetrdeaH,.Pwftl black and red.races. In dralUDI their case .,a!Dstn>yal aUtbor\ty, they acldresaed them1elvM1peclftcally to EuiGt>'-u4 drew upon a predominantly Ea•ll•ll cultur,al herllHe; "Frffdom" principles did not am to otb9 races. Tbefallureoflhefow>clentolncludo all m1111 in their charter of biiman rltblo -out to ... 'I fatal omission. As wesball ~In the upcomlDC aJi1. cle, llslla1ulatedthe growtbanddel0111eof racl8m. Padded collar Cushioned insole • I I ; ' l • The J Penney sneaker. Loaded with reasons · w hy it should cc>st a lot more than ten bucks . • • • I hr JGPenney '"""k11r w1lh ,p0dy. racing type tlyhnv . H ,.,.~yw111<·,1111 cou ori <Juck upper1. 1-'lddl"d coll~• Molded rubber ~ult' C11sh1on 1nso1e Arch suPfl()rt ,1nrl mo•r Popul•• color rQ1rib1n1110<1s IOI' mon anQ bOYs 9.99 Lakera Baeketba'I! Kings Hockey! FREE sport clinics at JCPenney! L.elil.ewood, Saturday, September 131ti ••. 10;()() A.M. Baskelball cllnic M.C.'d by Lynn Shackleford wifh Laker slars and coachea aasl11ing, Arc9dla-Sanle Anita, ~aturday. September 13Ui ... 11 AM. Hockey cllnlc M.C.'d by Can Avey with King s1a1s arid coaches to assist. FAE!! PEPSl8 AND D"AW1NQS FOA FREE nc•m • .., PRIZES! W•tc:h tor frff 1pert cHftfcs comfng IOOft to,._.,.., Available in Los Angeles , O,rang11 Ri verside, San Bernardino and Ventura counti• Shop Sunday 12 to 5 P ,M. at h following stores: ,ASHION ISi.ANO, N._,, Be-(714) 1144-Zl13. HUHTINGTON CENTER. HuntlnQlon Be.en (71•!--7771. HARBOR CENTER. Costa M-(71•1846-6021. I .... j - • :AB ' ( I DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE 0 I ' • • , . ) ) I i WhQ'.s Tr~p~ssing? . . a 'Private property owner lielle lhe constitu- tion right to determine who can comeupon bl.s lend? at•~·a big and important Issue beaded for the U.S. preme Court because of activity surrounding labo organizil)g in California growing fields. · he stato Agricultural Labor Relations Commit- tee I · d llown 11 rule that labor organizers should be per ittsd• access to farm workers during specific. non o~king hol!f'S . Unions, now in the home stretch of thci organlilng frusadc. found the ruling favorable. ut if feder4 judge saw a bigger issue at stake. lie id tho r.ble violates property rights -In essence decl ring that a landowner still must maintain the priv ege of permitting access, union or no union. nion leaders, expectedly, argued bitterly ~g· st U.S. Dist. Judge J.M. Crocker'• flllding. They n signatures of 51 percent of a ranch's farm ,,·or crs to qualify for forming a union. and the limit on cess crimped their efforts badly -particularly on r: nches where workers are provided housing. Jrt Cr oft ate Friday a three-judge federal panel agreed to ale courts rule on the issue and continued er's restraining order prohibiting enforcement access rule until growers file suit Wednesday. is an important issue, an issue far bigger than tu1i s-and a clear ruling can't come too soon. I ·ck on the Trigger he abruptness with which Riverside County su visors shot down an Orange County-proposed in- ter tional airport at Rancho California last week is baf ing. Th' unpleasant inference is that some heavy backroom discussion cleared the track for refusal. Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley, who thought he was on ~peaking and bargaining terms wit!\ his Riverside c6unterparts, was stunned by the '!uick action, particularly since the iilitial bri.eflng for J\iverside County staff was to have taken place just three days after the Slll'Prise vote. Though the practicality of a new airport so far from major population centers is questionable, it at least deserves consideration. · It iµight be noted Riverside s upervisors. who ac- cused Orange County's board of dumping our ail'j>Ort proble m in their laJl5, have not acted with such VJgor end dispatch when it comes to cleaning up the pollu- tion their county pours into the Sanra Ana River. which flows to the sea through our county. Hats Off to Andy One or the nation's favorite entertainers and one of Orange County's favorite residents-jolly, gravelly voiced Andy Devine -has a birthday due, his 70\IL The Orange County Press Club is arranging a fit· ting party for Andy as he passes the milestone, and as he notes an almost unmatched 50 years in show busi- ness. Andy's audiences have included almost all of us -Crom the time of his silent films to his m emorable days on radio, from his roles in hundreds of sound movies to those on stage. ---------- r r • • -· •• • ~.,;\>....- • be Riverside board voted to reject the proposal for n airport near Temecula without ever having .he· d a form.ii presentation or staff comment on it. The party will include Andy's friends in the enter- tainment business as well as his friends here where he makes hi s home. If you'd like .tojoin in the celebration, call 832·9656 during working hours. "If '~VE~NI>' SU<iS YOU1 WHY NOT CALL ME 'MOTHER'?'" I Sit Al LI L INl :f GIDI PASS ' -· -1MITLA PAii I I I I SIN A I I I ' \ \: GIOI PASS ,_ 1-MITLA PAii l . e 1 NA I OCCU~ICD av ••1t••1. . EEO-ON BOUNDAIUES (LEFT) VS. THOSE OF MARCH 1974 eace in Mideast ests on Attitude me congressmen who have jus returned from the Middle Ea t have expressed serious do t that Secretary of Slate He Kissinger's interim peace ag ment can work. . rst, they contend that the on- ly ay the agreement between E pt and Is ael can w is .ir it ca lead to pr gress in th Golari H hts. Yet 'th see no pr • m G 1l t E pr ln to tc th ed ev In d an in •t ne th lu spect of settle~ t in the 1 a n hts. They therefore feel that failure will cause the Israel· t pact to come unstuck. cond, they argue that the ence or American personnel e Sinai will expose our men arious forms or assault from rists who want to sabotage agreement, and that the Unit- ates, in the act o(.tetetPng or . protecting Ameftcans, will • Ive this country in unforeseen gers. RD, THEY believe I~rael Egypt are actually only buy.· time and think mainly to ngthen themselves for the showdown. r these and other reasons, ongrenmensay, they arere- ant to support Henry Kiss· r'! request for authorization d U.S. personnel to monitor agreement. Obviously, tt the gress does not support the singer plan. tho interim cill'=•ot between Jara:el and wlll be killed. e apprehensions of the con· . en are understandable. inst the incredibly com· ated and volatile background ftlll in tho Middle East, any eement 11 bound to be dhlng of a long 1hot. ur, tten If we 107 that the ces are small that flenry tnier's pJan can work, we • fo face the fa.ct tha\ the ~es for war wlibout that' plan OYtllJre ter. llatened very Uttfully to nl th~ consressmen 'Ibo ( NORMAN COUSINS J criticized Kissinger's interim agreement. Not one· ot them bad an alternative. Not one of them had any proposal to make that sought to block the almost cer- tain resumption or conflict in the Middle East. 'THE ONLY~uestion that makes any sens today aOOut the ?t1iddle East is hat can be done to help prevent another breakdown? It. is quite posaible that no approach -whether Kissinger's or any other -is likely to work and that the people of the area are rated then to suf- fer continued agony. But lt is irresponsible and even insane to wait ror a perfect plan ln the Middle East. There Is no perfect plan. The odds are against the suc- cess of the Egyptian-Israeli ac- cord. But it so happens that even that accord, in the light of all the complexities, is something of a political miracle. Disengagement in the Golan Heights and the solution of the Palestinian rerugee problem are many times more difticult than the accord that has just been negotiated. True. But the at- tempt to resolve all these pro- blems must be made nonethe- 1 .. s. AND WHAT is needed to r• tc»ve them is not cynicism or carpina or defeatism but the kind of hard work and affirmation that alone makes progr ... J>OOOl- ble. The fact that Henry Kissinger was .fUling to per&evere in an in· creoibly complex end dis- heartening situ11tion should not be 1111dervalued. It would be ironic and traaic in- deed if, Having brought the Eg)'J)- tlans and Israeli! to the peace ta- ble, he were to fa.ii In his effort to advance the cauae of peace n~ ;us~ in the Middle EHt but lo.Ille world, because members of Congres1 say bis plan ti certain to fail eveo before II hu - lriod. -. - I ' ' 'Calif omia One-eyed King of the Blind' .. ' . ' ~ Gains Made in Funeral Reform . To the Editor: On Auf. 28, under lhe heading ''Funeral Parlor• accuaed, ·• there wu a brief Item oa the 1econd P•I• of the Dally Pilot, reporting on the r01ulll I)( the Federal Trade Commlaalon 1 na· tionwide inve1t1aaUon of t.he fWleral industry. The following day headllnea appeared across the top of the lront page -··coast Mortician A~a,esses FTC Rulina'' ,- follOwed by Arthur IL Vlnoel '1 rtport of au interview with Dar· 1'11111. Ward. former pnsident o! the ~alifornia Funeral Directors' .Assoclatlon. , W..-d obviously tool< IX• c on to the FTC report of the J\ ariol,l.I practices unearthed in its inve1U.1tion. In bis umbr&Jt. however, b1 apparenUy, loit his :cool It( HH .. ing his fellOVf mortl- ,oland, ll1hln1 out at ·•same 'of thul lJrk1. • •. " while. defend, irlf o£hert by reason of \hlir "honest i1notance. '' And ~t 'times he lapsed into wre mo~ cianese in discussing some of Uie abuses, i.e., .•. "switching or cheap caskets after .families bought costly ones to house loved oms for eternity." <The emphasis there is mine.} POSSIBLY we are not meant to believe that a costly casket will house loves ones for eternity. Perhaps this is just m10ther ex- ample or "honest ignorance.'' If 1 infer correctly. l believe he was • [ ...... __ M_A_IL_n_o_x ___ ) lAUtrt from r1oders are welcome. TM rtg1'it to condense letleTs to fjt ~e or tUmtnote libel is reserved. Lftttt1 of .100 words or less will be gfUffl preftrmce. All lftlers must in- elvdc lflrlaiurt and moiling address but natMS may br withheld on re- quelf '1 IUfficUN reason i!apparent. l'wll'Jl MU not ~ pub!Uhed. lmpty!ng that not all morticians can bl '1UD\ped under ·one bead· Ins. On this point l am in heartfelt agreement. When the FTC embarked on their inv111ttirat1on. as the then pruldlnt of Sbe ' California Jt'eduation or lllemori.al and ~nerat 8ooleties. I was one of tho11 con1ulled by Arthur Annie, tltomey In their llureau of COn1um1r Protection. During the better part ot a day spent in m)' otflo11 a comparison of condi- tlom here and elsewhere sup- ported my earlier findings: California leads the country in funeral reform. (This makes California the one.eyed king in a kingdom of the blind.) And much of the credit for what bas been accomplished goes to Sen.- Anthony C. BeUensoo. and other concerned Jegislators. It certainly did not oome about through the funeral directors. H anyone believes that a mortician helped to draft a "lOtJih .. law on state mortuary practice, I would be inclined to a!k if that believer is not also on a fi rsl name basis with the tooth fairy. 1be only • ''tough" bill in recent years to br- ing out their big gWtS was one directed at th-cir competition - not at the morticians. Before leaving my office that day Art Angel asked what, in my opinion, would benefit tbe public the most. My answer still stands: Get the funeral board out from. under the domination of the funeral directors .. Foe as long as this -and all other regulatory Professional and vocational boards functioning under the so- called Department of Consumer ·Affairs -remain under the con- trol of those supposedly being policed. we are foolishly allowing .. the foxes to guard lhebenbouse. · ALLACE KlJNZ Secretary, Tri·County l\1emorial and Funeral Society branded as fanatics. 1 belong. and·bave belonged, to a church which bolds a standard against this suicidal antisocial practice among its members and they are known by many as fanatics. Bqt these people should become acQuai.nted with this lung s~ialist,;tt might be in- teresting to v;,.tt the office of a liver specialist, and see the signs and tracts against t.l!e consump- tion nl alcohol., The statisties if people who are 5n bosPitaIS. I mean asylums. and the graveyard because of alc:obol would boggle the mind. Is this none of the church's' busi- ness? I believe It Is, especilllly, amoagltsownniembero. JAMESBOIJlING 'I'.o the Edi tore Congratulations to Represen- tative Hinshaw for furthering the bicentennial celebration by co- sponsoring the lobby discl,..ure Church'• BuilleP bill. I hope our representative To the Editor: will urge prompt and effi~iint ac- During my father's recent ill-lion on this bill. 8"1 ent<JQrUe ness, which ended in his death, I t.be House Judiciary CoDUIJ,\tlee Jlad occasion to take him to the to schedule a hearing ,odifiiian. office of a lung speciailst. On the cial disclosure,. · · walls were posters agaiust&mok· Id~alr.ly •. all . c'oncerped ing .. On the tables were tra~ Ameq.\lfl!!! ~U ~~I~ .avol4 ~· agaiostsmokiag. · . '•' doom~·t!Uptessfiii~wen- ll anylJDe were to go irdo>arr • t.ea&g tllelr rep~ to evangelical' church. wltb lhtese -~legislaU..,.. .'iiJ''<, signs and tracts, they would be Wl!:ND\' J.~E .... Envoys Witness Seal · Slaughter ' ~ WASHINGTON -The ques- tion ot whether one can purchase a genuine sealskin coet next season may depend upon a grisly scene in faraway K.1einzee, South Africa. Under U.S. law, the Commerce Department is empawered to ban the importation of inhumanely killed animals. It. recently dispatched two veter· lnarians to the South African coast, therefore. to witness am assive seal slaughter. The Humane Society's Sue Preeman was invited to attend aa an observer. We ofter her . chlllina report, although it is etamoed "Confidential," for the enll&htenment of people with aeallkins: The seal killers -some called "'clubbers'' carrying clubs, others called "stickers" .armed with knives -· maneuver themselves ''between the seals and the !ea. • . bunching the · seals." THEN THE seals are herded down a lane of men who keep them "beaded !or the dubbers." The seals in panicky grou:ps of fOW' to eight rush down the lane toward the sea. "The first blow was !truck at 7:25 a.m. &nd continued ror many hours -about three," wrote the horrified Mrs. Pressman. "A si~~Y job was beina displayed ; cl were breakiniC and men were t.a.k.lng tremendous swings In order to klll these rather fragile Hals.11 The aeal• were only a year old - (JACK ANDERSON) and couJd have been killed in- stantly with a skillful .blow. But .. in only 50 percent of the cases," she rep<>rted, "would the seal be hit completely on the mark." Hair the animals. in other words, were "still wiggling, fiip1 pin g." Not one or the young seals, whoa,e peJts were sought, escaped. When one ned in terror across the pifes or dead seals, the club~rs ran ·~onto the pile or 1eal1, which is poor footing,(lo) olubaseal.'' Al the sun warmed and the ugly 1laqhter continued. ~·the seals beaan lo get contused'' and headed landward. Blit the club- ben pursued the selected vie· tims and bashed them to death. THE OLDER seals, whose pelta weren't wanted, left their dead babies behind and Oed into the sea or climbed a~s "the l'OWI of dead seals. There tljey · would pause and look back ... still 1ittlng on top of the dead bodies . "Then they would look down and smell what the)' were.stand· ing on and take off towards the sea with blood-covered flippers and underbellies.. •.. " The two Commerce Department representatlvea gave the •1au1bter passing marks. But the Humane Society had a diff erontoplnlon. . "It could not be considered humane tn any way.•• Sue Preulhan concluded. her report. The final verdict will be lU> to the Commerce Departmeot, which planahearlnp. CRIMINAL COVER·1JP: A )'OU!lg lawyer In the l'blladelphia Special Prosecutor•s omce has evidence of illegal political hirings within the federal civil service. But no one in Washington, wants to hear about it. The Jaw requires that civil service appointments must be made strictly on merit. But throughout the Nixon years, the merit system was subverted in one agency after another. Ben Joseph, who was then an attorney at the Civil Service Commission, began an investigation in 1973. He concentrated upon the General Services Admini.sttation, which. actually created a special unit to handle the pol i lie al referrals. Joseph laid the evidence or GSA's illegal hi~ before his superiors. He warned that many or the files apparenUy bad been stripped or their contents. Joeseph recommended a CUil- scale investigation of the civil service violations. He wanted to examine the central files, check index cards and interview secretaries and clerks. But his bosses. Joe Scott and Tooy Mon~ dello, turned him down. ALLEGEDLY. Scott tald J<>- seph that the investigation would' be awkward for Civil Servi~ Chairman Robert E. Hamptoll. Indeed, the Investigative Illes In- dicate that the GSA cave P"" ferenlial treatment to at least two applicants referred by Hampton. "Made up a job for him,'' an ... investigative report .•"l'11 of both applicants wbom Hampton sOlft to GSA . Later, Joseph drafted a letter to the Justice Department uralnf an lnvesllgotlon of tM GSA vfola- tlons. But enotber aupe.H:or, .Beraard Rosen th .. executive .director of the Civil Service Commi1aJon. refuaed ro . . aulhorlz~·the-letler. In dismay, J"oseph resigned from the Commission and turned his files over to House Civil Service Chairman David Hen- derson (D-N.C.). But the files contain the names of 68 members of Congress who brought pre~ ssure on GSA to hire their friends. The first rule of Congress, of course, is that no member shall disparage another. . Meanwhile. the same Bernard Rosen, '1'ho refused to press in the Investigation, has been hired by HenHerson to write an'evalua- tion of the civil service com- petitive sy~tem. Footnote. We were unable to reach Scott apd Rosen for com- ment. Mo~dello categorically de- nied that he had stalled the GSA probe. ORANGE COAST DAilY PllO' Robt'1N. Wt~.P\lblUhn T?tomat kt~"il. !:daJor T"°"1oa Patmir. Stlndav Editorlol Pog~ E'dltor The editorial page ol the Dtil1 P!lot seeks to Inform and stimulate rtaders by pn!Hl'ltina on this pa1e diverse ror(1mentary on top6cs of 11'lttHl by syndical· td tolumntttl and c1rtoonlsts. by provklin1· • forum for readen' views and by pre1entin1 this M'*SpaPf'r'1 opinions •nd ideas oo current toplc1 . The «llt.orial opinions of the D'411Y Pilat appear ooly in the editorial cohsrp.n al Uie top or the p11e . Opinion& ex. Pretsed by the C'Olumnlst1 ind t"trtoonbts artd letle-r wrtters are ~r own and no end.otffmfn1 of thir VilWI by thto Dally Piiot ahouldbelhl•md. &mday, September 7, 1975 ,/ I ' • I -• /. , A C~y ~ill aug f ·~~~ ' =Id. wbotllor all lho -· b been al>-ohlpilnllnancnand-1!1caUon. eel or not. • Lala'. wb.eo p alteaQlt wu maclo to 1111- Tbe olU..~-Goalsu.!Ob-ore than a year 11&0 lbe commltte ..ivelho~ the-ti saldll-•Ull Jectlvea C:..alttee ~ Ila -an•-Olll came •• with a llovohi1 plan . The woridJ>tootbeloo1~..,..._!'ft!lob~· from tlle£17--..:U -u a leuon on <cJUDcU adopted Ila eoaJa ~ obJactl\fea b•t , U-stalement.1twMIOl4lo1eton th • • humor ln.,...al J1911Ueii. ' --Ill lmplem= Jl'Gl!Alll, r.r It 8-1!1, ~ npart wu tlirn4d ovei: The atory •llll be _.u. a 1, b. • • ....,.,1oec1 ,...., 1 .. Job>iD1 u... to lho d\y '°""cu. Tho .......u J)<'Oin~ every'bodyta!llli1--w111i:1111i1 -Oran&• Ceunty B A*1t1."'1rine,a 'ifu-.iWCGlcl aferonlt.tl)oatedlhe-.lllittee wilbd=-meat-wbenev~lhe~nUt bouslnC-dlrector, and 1 tin& Into 1uboldlaed memben and told lbem to JO'home. 'They tee'• n lo 11\tlllilnecl at dty llal1. °"" ..,.... -..,"' would not even accept the report. but appGint· den whattbeJQke &about t • ' r;" ed a council commltteetostucly it. Apparet1tl,Y It.got stsrud ~ ONE OF THE KEAS(), ~or lauchler, then, A final efJort was made to let lbe report ac· when the staff bel•ll ....... 1 .'J!':.i ·~ ~ Idea lbat a l""'P ol e;ru--coukl tell cepted by the council Tuesday niChl, but the jectives statement ol d't;';:,o':i,a~ld 0;;i CGll~ llesa'1 leaden to &et Into •uboldlzlng cooncil agenda recomm<:nded that the council fashionable _ HunUnitOft -,i.' b b:.i,• wj hOu.lin . They we~e not abOOt I» lls\en to that sbovld "receive" the document -not "re· compl~ted d another •c · talk, and lhc:1. clidD:t -not un the ~W: •nd proceu, '' the standard t\!Phemism Newport S:::b ~ and It w.:.:.ivolvlii,,, I al aovernment Clj<I !heta1Bn1, u_yway. lo< lanorinc 1ometh1ng. II wasduJy reoei•ed. usefuJ thoufb lenllally wu • too. •• 'l1le Ctdtral govemmeot didn't "'.Uy talk; nie council's efforu tosUck cotton In It& col· thecitY· C9'•lat:°bewritten:""aum:, tor ~ aave the council u.atrer It.couldn't lective..ea.r.1..tt\.\.ll continues. The councU mem· . aomew ere. reluse: ..$4.2 million o~ six y'tUf-ii it em-bers openly hint, prob1bly qu.ite correctJy, •• ~. •· 11mJttee. wu appotnte4, ~ many b.n:ed on a program lo lmproYe the living that the committee is belng used by those who uan.iem waa overloaded with Mesa Verde-conditiou or those on low or moclerate in· wish to become council candidatea or to sup· members. However. belore coneent could comet. The fed.eral eovemmeot. lullt'awar• portcandidates. grow over that It became obvloua that, lllte IO liil.t the only way lo got Ibis done wu to 1et It rnll.llJ'""l:'.':!\:.iees, lt-wasbolnc lefttofloundet out In the~. ai.odemand!delllnn input. ONE WON DE KS WHETHER they might be and wu. for aoaturatdealh. So ,,. Ith tile-Goelt a.nd Objectives· blamed for that. Obseners feel tbe group was But the rommittee was rescued wbe:n tho ti· Commit~ ln disfavor, another committee never given a clear mandate from the counc:il. ty w~s ordere4-by the state to come up with a was appointed with great fanfare. It was and if it has meandered down unpc>pular housing element fqr jts general plan. One ot called the Housing ~ O>mmunity Develop-trails, that may well have been the result of a the requ.irements was that the views of merit Committee. A cc:iuple d public bearings lack of direction from the council or tho city citizens bad '"to be sought. a generally ~ 'Were held, tha1Ciilien opl:nioos were provided manager's office. tasteful propositlon &o politicians slnre ii and the. recommendations were for .-program Some or the committee's leaders apparently erodes thelr-=power. lt.....=-u decided-that lbe--0( hou1lnt--a11iltlJ\C.!le and improvements did.not re.alize that they were not suppois.ed to least painful way of getting the views of the sill)ilar to the suggestions the Goals and ()b-do anything, that sometimes people are ap-· people was to use the Goals and Objectives jediftS Cotnmttt.ee made months eulier. Pointed to commiltees to keep them quiet, not Committee. But this Ume the council adopted· the pf an. It · lo open them up. THE COMM ITTEE' SET to work on this task, but by then it was no longer the"sarne committee. It ·had become more represen- tative. but it had also taken a more liberal ~urn. and some councilmen were left wonder~ had to. If it bad not everyone in town would That pei-haps ls what they are all laughing have known $4.2 million was being rejected. about. The whole thing is turned into a joke Meapwhile.:the Goals and Objectives Com -when you hear council mem,bers complaining mittee was alJ.in Ooundering atound without about the apathy or the people. It's enough to much or a mission. Some members strayed. make you laugh, or cry out in protest.. The but some remained active. They spoke in ravor joke, ii turns out. Is on the people. Police Trade Respect (or Cash Physicians can never · wholly escape ;e1ng physicians. They may be enjoying themselves at a ball game or concert. but they may be called at any time by an Wlexpecled, "Is there a doctor in the house?'' The same is true for a minister, priest or rabbi. He can be on vacation far from his own c o.n . gregation, but if a Situation suddenly re- quires a m{\n of God. he must serve. Some oc - cupations are im_portant ,. enough to be special callings. This concept applies in California (and no doubt in many other jurisdic- tions) to law enforcement of· ficers, who are required by law to carry their pistols at all times, on duty or off. Whether the law is wise or not, that's the way it is. During the recent policemen's strike in San Francisco, officers on strike picketed their own sta- •' ( S. I. H~YAKAWA ) lions, not wearing their un - iforms, but carrying their guns openly. On at least one occasion they exchanged gunfire with some young men said to be snipers. THE AMERICAN Civil Liberties Union, in a taxpayers' suit, petitioned the Superior Court for an order::.di.sarming striking police of(icers, arguing that they "have no right to bear arms because they are not performing police functions while picketing.·· The police replied that they were fully entitled by law to carry guns, on duty or or(. Meanwhil~ strike-leader and pre- sident of the Po_lice Officers As· sociation Gertalq Crowley acknowledge\! tbat t~ poHce were breaking the Jaw by slrik· ing, but argued that the law was wrong -; th.ereby joinin:g student antiwar• demonstrators or the • • 19605 in selet:tive observance or the law. It seems to me that the police cannot have it both ways; (1) that they are a special calliug and .entitled to carry their fearsome symbols of authority whether on duty or oer. and (2) that they are not a special calling and are just as entitled as bricklayers, retail clerks or go-go dancers to withdraw their services lo e nforce their economic demands. A c\lrious fact about the strike is that Officers for Justice, an or- gani1atioil of black policemen, remained: on dutY . In a signed public statement they said, "We cannot leave our people at the mercy or the ettemy -·the murderer, the rapist and van-dal.·· IT IS NOT difficult to see why the~ blacks felt differently. Alm01t all black officers Uve in . 41• city. while a majority of the striking officers live in the sub- urbs. The 1974 California law that prohibits municipalities rrom re· quiring municipal employes to live in the cities where they 'Wrk has had the unintended effect of creating a class of police mercenaries -and mercepary firemen, too, most of whom also live out or town -who have no prorouod ties to the communities they are expected to serve. During the protest movements of the 1960s, blacks often com- pared themsetVes to oppressed colonial people ana the police to a foreign occupying army. Today, fortunately. there are black of. ficers deeply interested in pro- tecting their own .city, but more than half the white'officers have begun to act like mercenaries on foreign soil, characteristically having little interest in the natives and demanding all that the traffic will bear. t In 1968 the campuses were in turmoil. The few students who dared to suggest that Police ought to be called to restore or· der were shouted dCMn by 1tu.- dent dissidents or made the ob- ject of scorn by proressors sub- scribing to the then· fashionpble pop r;Jdicalism . "PigS'' Was the mildest.of the con- temptuous terms applied on cam· pus to the' Police. WllEN I WAS }appointed acting president 9' San Fran· cisco State Colleg' in the middle of a prolonged student slrike in late November, I ordered the school reopened, doing what any prudent manager of a ball park or rock concert would do: I asked the police to be there before trou· ble started. The college resumed instruction on Dec . 2 under heavy police protection. It was through their efforts that peace was restored to our campus so that education cot.ild become possible again. In those days I developed an immense sense of admiration and gratitude toward the police, and I gave them my full support in admini.strati ve decision, in the courts and in publjc statements. However, as a result of the events of this past month and the settlement they extorted from the community, the striking of. ficers have lost the respect or a majority of San Franciscans. I am afraid that I too can no fonger admire them as much as I did. ·vice Squads Are Anachronisms Many are the good things that have been done for reasons not conspicuously good. Much good, in the political fieJd, has been done by skillful compromise. which. if successful, in the end satisfies nobod.v as completely as it satisfies everybody. The common good, in the ideal compromise, is seen to be an end superior to the needs of the contesting parties. A good labor settlement, as an instance, satisfies these competing and conflicting ends. Then there are the cases wbet'e compromises must be made with the very com moo good ltaelf. In these cases, powerful aecments of society confront the m-.Jority with the plain eense that something which bu, or once had, majority approval ts actually bad for eve.rybod)\ including the majority. • TmS IS ABOUT where public opinion is today on the matter of vice squads. those police units Wlder whatever name that adopt. and enforce priestly attitudes toward the moral conduct of the clU1enry. CHARLES McCA BE ' Ir people wanl lo abolish vice squads because that might result in the better use or palice power, in getting more cops involved in stopping ser iou~ and violent crime, that's okay' with me. Though a valid reason. this is not. the btat reason for getting rid of these.clYic excrescences. . In early 0A1111J•I the grand jury rec<lUIJllOJldtd that the local vice squail be .aboU1hed. The r~ given were aound but $\Opel'flcial. The report on the police department recommended: · '"'With the advent or the Statts Jaw Jeaallztng' acts betweell cons~oting adults, it would appear Iha~· lb• need for the Bureau of Special Services (vice aquad) la reduced to investigating gambling incidents. "CONSIDERATION, therefore. should be given to aboUshment of the Bureau and assignment of its perSonnel and vehicles to the Dl!1trict Stations throughout the city. More beats could control our streets, and, as outlined above, the resultant beat size would be reduced, as well as incident res.ponse lime.·· THE GOOD reasons ~hy t~e vice squads should be abolished is that they are immoral, in the way -i· define that term, and that they do not work . There is no re- ason to define THAT. In the old da71 whe.n a newsPa_per headlined ''Vice SqlJad '51)''-•p," the raid was igenerallf be.Id fo be against whores, or • posll'bly gamblers. Today the vice squad US¥ally ,, s~ against drrig""'me. and usuaDy under the "'!\le ol the narcotics detal1, or sue.Ii:. llr. Nlzon used to tilk about .;'._all·ol\_t war aiainal drugs." '11\m"e. la no sueb thing as war against dnigs, espec.lally drugs which 't<av~ at 1tmes been approved and protcribed by the same society, Tbe war is against the people why use drugs. The radical pgychiatrist, Dr. Thomas Szuz, uied a bitter analogy ; --. ''The Germans spoke of having a 'Jewish problem,' and we now speak of having a 'drug abuse problem.' Actually, 'Jewish problem' was the name the Nazis gave to the persecution of the Jews ; 'drug-abuse problem· is the name we give to the persecution of certain people who use certain drugs." Practically all problems are people problems. Some or these, like the murder and the theft problems. are clearly the affair of the state, most properly delegated by ~letlms and poulble vlctlma. • ' ' . AFFAIKS OF personal morali· tywhich do not fiagranUy vtolate the person of Others -such as sex in any consenting form ;.... are hardly the concern Ot society at alJ, I Other aspects of personal morality, such as the use of hard drugs, may be the concern of t10Cle!y, but hardly of the police branch. This branch historically only mates the problem worse at the same time il corrupts the unifoffled preachers who are namfl lO "solve" it. • • • DAILY PILOT Huey Long: His . Spirit Still Lives Kil/,ed 4() Yean Ago, He Changed Many Things-bill Poverty R emain& By RAFAEL BERMUDEZ UfltMll """-11MrMll9MI BATON ROUGE, La. -Forty years have passed since Kuey p _ Long was assassinated in a marble hallway outside the governor's office, but the Kingfish's innuence lives on in 'Louisiana. Long was shot by Dr. Carl A. Weiss on a warm Sunday evening -Sept. 8, 1935 -as be walked between the governor's office and the House or Representatives chambers. Weiss was quickly gunned down by Long's bodyguards. ' Long wa~ a U.S. Senator and ruled Louisiana with an iron fist through the police machine he had fashioned while gov·(. ernor. He died two days after the shooting al age 42. "I REMEMBER IDM as being the rirst man to fight the battle ror the underprivileged people or Louisiana," said Ernest Clements, 77. an associate of Hu ey and his brother Earl Long, who also served as governor. "I could look out or the window and see little children walk· ing the streets unable to go to school becau'se their parents were too poor lo buy school books. "I saw many fine old people come to the courthouse on Saturday and watch lhe sheriff and tax collector sell their litUe homes and farms because they were unable lo pay burdensome property taxes; ·people unable to travel the roads and bridges ot Louisiana because they were dirt roads and wooden bridges. "HE P ROMISED TO do something about ii and be did. - ii•,( •• • • • " . ·:· • I ;. ...... •. "'He gave the little children free school books and gave homestead exemptions that did away with burdensome property I "'·1t taxes ; and many, many other things that benefited the masses · 1 ,· of people.'' · 1 •~r Former Gov. James A. Noe, one or the last living members : '· of the Kingfish's close political family, remembers Long in the : same way. ·' ~ Noe was one of the few persons who spoke with Long in the ; '·' hospital before he died. '' "Huey shook bis head and said, 'I must get well. I have so '' \ much more to do. I've got to keep helping those youngsters at · ... I.SU and all over the state get an education.' "Noe said in a re.' cent intei\riew with his granddaughter, Chris McClendon, a ~ · ' television qewswoman. ,;! NOE WAS JUST A FEW yards away from Long when he was shot. Since the Kingfish's death he has given only three in· terviews. Long, who served one term as governor before enteriag the U.S. Senate, was dubbed Kingfish during hi s first days as gov- ernor while the Amos 'n' Andy radio show characters tan• talized the nation. Long told a biographer Forrest Davis : "We used to listen to them blackface fellows on the radio and somehow or other I got to callin' one or my gang 'Brother Crawford.' and be took to callin' me 'Kingfish.' J took. it up myself, 'Kinefish or the Mystic Knights of the Sea.• •• '· . ·. , " .. ; " .. ... " As governor, he pushed through bis social programs by ' >I destroying his oppqsition. He ruthlessly quashed all opposition , H~ and becamt; the clolsest thlng to a dictator in modem Louisiana : .l., history. · Nationally, through his slogan of "Every man a king•• and ~~ .)ii8 "Share-the-Wealth Program,'' Long was being considered a Possible rival to President Franlf.lin D. Roosevelt. 1 " BUT NOT ALL SAW LONG as he was described by his ,., friends. , u The New York nrDes said in an editorial arter Long's de· . ,,.., a,th : "In reality, Senator Long set up a fa scist government in Louisiana. Jf fascism ever comes to the United Stales, it will r-: come ilJI: soiftething like that way." I Historian T . Harry Williams. who five years ago woo a • r.1 .Pulitzer Prize ror his autobiography of Long. said many ques.-... tions remain unanswered about the · Kingfisb despite a re.. , II! surgence in interest in the man. / t "We're in an era o{, change In which people look: up to a fUY'-,;-1 who creates change," Williams said. "'People loolt more &Jal• .. "- pathetically now on a man like Huey Long.'' · • ~., Loog•s presence is still heavily felt in Louisiana. even though the final remnants ol bis political machine faded away rnore than a dee ade ago. : .... MANY OF HIS SOClAL programs remain. Louisiana is one • • · ol the few states that has no state property tax, a policy that ia a remnant of the Kingf'ish's homestead exemption progrli • "" A 12-root bronze statue. amidst a cluster of shady o trees,•. that marks Long's grave benevolently looks over the 24-story ~ • cap1tol built under the Kingfish's direction. F.1owers still appe~ ~ at his grave on his birthday, left by unknown admirers. . Visitors to the statehouse assass1natlon site speak tni: whispers as they poke fingers ln holes In the marble walls ftonr\ 1.:: bullets rired by the K.ingfish 's bodyguards at his assassln. ... • , I ~it;):/:._: ... ''·.•.:'::'.·~I~' '-~.:·. ··~ ..... ~ .. , Striped Tops Boys' Tube Socks 4/199 Mac;hine wash. knee length athletic socks. 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Mr. Webster fives one defmition of "free'' as "able to moveln any direction." • That definition wu almo6t true of my ea;. ~"Perience when I went up as a passenger of the .. ~. .ting Free.'· one of two hot·air balloons visiting Fublon Island last week to promote-the Jerry Lewis telethon for muscular dystrophy. The one thing Mr. Webster didn't add in his de· finition was that "free" can mean being able to move whichever way the Wind blows. The takeoff from Fashion Island was beautiful -no noise, no motors, no real sensation of rising. i_ust a glorious feeJing ol soaring through the air as 'J'uhion Island was left below and behind. It is quiet. You can talk to spectators on the 'ground as you soar600or'100feet above them. -·· The aeronaut()fthe ''Setting Free'' was-a young fellow named Da~e Robinson from the Bay Area I .with more than five yevs-of free ballooning to his credit. Marty lorio, the public relations lady from 'J!ashion Island, was coordinating everything and •there were two chase cars following the two I balloons, so there was no reason to believe that· I 11"'"'.dn't be home for dinner, right? Wrong! We were free as the wind. Dave had excellent control of whether we went up or down. But it seemed that whatever landing spot we picked, the wind changed our minds. Pa.st the golf course. Past the empty field. Past every spot that looks like it will enable a safe land- ing. Finally, over Bonita Canyon Road and on I ard the UCI campWi. 1 .. _ The lan'ding ._·y spent four years in the paratroopers -seemed smooth and soft. All five landings, that is. We .plowed up hall ol Buffalo Hill, it seemed like. before that big balloon finally decided it want· ed to lie down and die. The only problem then was that no one had a ' '.. • • "'""Kii ...... BALLOON RIDER .SHOOTS A .SEL'F-PORTRAIT Reflected In Avco Tower'a Mirror Walla . ke.y to a gate that would let the chase cars onto the UCI propertf. An 80-foot balloon being somewhat too heavy to carry, we waited it out, Dave and I and 4,000 mo!S· quiloet1 gathering in the gathering gloom. The sun had long since set. Dinner was cold. The chase cars were chasing keys. Dave was chas· ing mosquitoes and I sat there wondering why I ever decided that I wanted to go ror a balloon riae. Would I do it again? You betcha. Just give me the chance. A ride like that is sure worth missing a hot meal, any time. . ' ' " HURRY IN ND $'AVE NOW! PRICES WERE NEVER BET'r-ER • ...... MnfGI Simmons Special 9-Plece Corner Gropp FULLsm~•rw• 110 . .. • ~~:1:1::·;:1.... . . ' . , . . r . . -" . '--------.,.--rr.---:-:"-'""'":'~ . ' ,.,1. f KINGSIZ.£. ""''., .~' 1 $·14-900 ...... 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In Sauthera C.llfamla and maP,e ~ In the )VhOle ·~· · • We. keep bUyjn In thti'last • can1tantly belaboring tfie·mllls for special price ~oncesslon1, so we can make a couple of bucks.and still give you gal1 that sew the · finest budget buys In town. Shop · our 1tore regularly, conipare our pricel and quality ••• prove to younel,f you get_ the best for Jess ~y. ''We Neifer Stop Trying To • 'Gllfe You More For less" • NEW SHIPMENT CUDDLY FAKE ~UR L.uxurlous soft acrylic fake fur. Terrific for bedspreads; coats; pillows; and capes. 100% acrylic. 60" wide. Machine washable. Very ea1v care. . s2ss ONLY -yard NEW SHl"'EN'r POL VESTER SINGLEKNIT HU9! selection of 'tall fashion knits in 1~ polyester. Machine wash end wear. No iron. · 56" to 60'' wide. E>Ccellent for men's and 'women's tops. ' sac· ONLY _ . 'YARD NEW SHIPMENT • SOLID COLOR DAN RIVER PiNWALE CORDUROY All of tf\e newest fall fas'hlon shades Jn 50% Polyester, 50% Cotton corduroy. 45'' wide. Mathtne W1sl11ble:verv easv care. Excellent for pants and bl~s. Values to Sl.98 yd. ": s1· 21 . ' ., yard .. ~EW SHIPMENT NATURAL COLOR-GAUZt "fhe "In look'' for today. ·100~ mtfon. '5 .. wide. Mlldllne washable. V'lfY easy core. Ekctllenl 1or IOPs,ld~, al)d skirts. Perfect Jo embn>lder on. . ONLY s1, 27 YA~D 0NEYl•SH~MEAf ·.FULL l!Ol.TS · CAREFREE · .. ·wo.VEN PLAIDS A -selectlon'ol f-plaids ldr ifl llack·T°'Schoof WNl';·1-• acrylic. 51•1 10 W'· wldt. Mac1llne ......iile. v.., ·' • env t41rt/E-lent 1or ftel<els, pants..fops, shom, and skirts. •• ;. . . • $, 47 ~;"!' ONLY I YARD ' I ,,_. 'OllEN DAILY 9AMT09PM leE '~,AJMRDAY 9 AM to 6 PM , •. _ . ~ SUNDAY 10 AM T0.5 PM I Anaheim . 2270 W. U.-ln .t at.okffunt ....,..,,._ iountaht"Valley 11TWl....,urat atT•._,. --- • • 7 • • 7 • I ' • 1 £~ W®Mf? :Gota ®@rrwa©® l _ .. •;,prol>I""? Th .. Ulrite lo Pot Oum!. Pot tDill coll r<d klpe. gnlin{l I • and ac1i'.m. --lo l<lliw bllqUflin In pooentmnil ond '*" . Moil llO••q ... U....lcrl>QI Dvnn,41 Your Sn:vlce.Orc»W<!Coolt Doil Pllql, P.O. Bo~ ISllO .CoiloM•llG, CA 92'!26. ln<lal/OUr ul.,,i.an• nurnkr T'fte col1l1JP'-OJlRlar •dt»l.11 UNpt Saturday a ond /tlond4Jlf. Oee• W'fda ... ,_ ...... ~ •• ~. ·" . . ' ' DE ... R PAT; I .,, thinking •bout purctleslng In ··-C:"r:ultar from• New York corn~ny. You must re•lla '-'II .I!• It Is to buy an Item like this sight unseen. Could you ::1 1 me '-to find out II this Is a reputable com~ny? It • a ms to have ~n In business for 22 yea,,_ , C.S, Huntington Beach lnv•otigOle l..........,bof _ _..,. ~In ecody.,. . ll JOll ell----.. I!"" "'4J ftnd tllllt JOU'I be to pun:ha .. the_..,. ... t«-to U.. "'"" -potoe, IJ!l~jo_rroor.tee -ring, wrh • lllttw ol lnqulfJ to the Councn ol ·~ ..,. ..... lure•u•, 1150 17tlt •· N.W., W•Mlngton DC 200M. H Into obout Ulla ftnft .,. In the BBi ftle, J011 wUI be -·-to contact the BBi ..,...,. lhe ., .. wh.,. tlM compony I• ed. • • 6-•t • .. elcgm 111 •-. A•pll4'!7 .1 DEAR PAT: A friend and I are lnteresteciln backgam- mon and-'d Ilk' totcmw·lf there 1re:11nyclubsln this area. tt not, perhaps some 'other sfngles would t,ie Interested In t;rmlng a club with us.. . B .J .~., Corona del Mar A"(S didn'ttoceteanrduba. AeMlenwhowolllkt Ike to~ e ·--11111 .. m111.onc1ubtor•ng1eecenconc.cte.J.H.t.rwrtt1noior PPlnH'ltf•, Coron• clel M11t, CA 12121. 8att~ J"ddftl.,.. n .... r • .,.,.tfgar...r ·• ' I (? Be~e'sBelie ' DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sundey, September7, 1975 •• . . J • • • t t DEAR PAT: In September 1974, I sent a $30.96 c~it {., National Dynamics Corp. Of New Yqrk City for 12 units of Its product. Called VX-6, this battery additive 1s supposed to ~re a dead battery, provide..protectlf>n in extreme tem- peratures and make one battery last a lifetirne. The act was directed at potential distributors. I wanted to try the product 111ysell and ·sen It If It worked. There was a money-back 9uarantee. VX-6 didn't do a thing for my battery, and my sales efforts were unsuccessful. I retumedrttie unused units with a note asking for a pro-rated refund. All I've received Is 1 form requei tlng my reason for~urnlng the•unused units. • J .S., Cost1·Mesa Jer•ld Dorfm•n (747 Third Ave., New Yorlc, NY 10017), •n at· tomey ropteoontlng -l>Jftltl!lco. ""' • '27.21 Portlol re-lund to you. Nation• Dynamics •nci tta preektent, Elliott Meyw, ...,. been under lnvntlg.tlon by the Fec:ler•I Tr•d• Commlnion l_i~• 1958. An order ... luued In 1959 for mlarepreuntatlon In lift1ttlalng. A •econd order for mlarepreaentetton, l•aued In 1173, ••••contested by the firm. Patt of thl• order required ND to atap U?ino teatlmonlal• or endorMmenta for, vx.. wfthout th• e'n- dorMt'• permission and It prohibited advertlelng th• addhlve aa .. laboratory t••ted" wtthout aubnilttlng resu.tt1 of the tests. The FTC reported that none of the labotatori•• testing vx-e "ap- 1N0Ved" ft; they iu•t tested It. Both th• Circuit Court ot Appeal• and the_.Supreme Court upheld thl• part of the order. National Oynemica h•• untll .Sepl:ember to accept or contest •nother aeo. tlon of tll• 1'73 order, which w~ require the flrm to Indicate whet ...,cent.age of th• dlltrtbuton ••m Ole amount• claimed In th• ad- --UHment. Buyers 'Unionize' Prices ' . DEAR 'PAT: I'm on Social Securiity but.,,have never re- c:elved my $206.70 check for May 1974. I dl~get a statement · from First Federal Savings and Loan in HOiiywood, stating ttiat l"!lY check was depo$ited' into an account showing my name but a different address. I nOtlfkti:I the bank that the de- pOSlt was made: In error, but no refund was issued to me. I then contacted my Social Security of.flee three times and wrote to the "flreasury Department. Nottilftg has happened. The Treasury said the check was Cashed by the bank. but I never signed It. I don't understand why f"Y check was sent there In the first place. R.G ., Costa Mesa You now have received your 1208.70. Yoyr ortglnal check W•• erroneoualf malled and depoatted Into the account of • pereon wtth the same flrat and laat name aa youra. Th• only cUfteNnce wn the mlddle lnltlal. John Purcen, directory ot the U.S. Treeaury Dhlalon of Check Cl alma, Mid that your check was proce&Md 1ft•r the Treasury received the refund from First Feder1I. It~.,. that the other A.G. hed euthortndtheTreasuryto mall hercttecka to the ume saving• and loin. More on Stullfng En1't!lopes for Prolft DEAR PAT: some time ago I Clipped a ''HelP'wanted'' ad out of another newspaper for J .D. Enterprises. The ad- vertisement stated ''S2S per hundred stuffing envelopes at home." It said to send 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped enveloPe to a postal·box number in Orange. Is this legitimate? My teen-agers would like to dO this for some ex- tra money, but It sounds too-good tO-be true to me. E.T .. Huntington Beach Jam•• A. King of Orange, alleged operetot or J.D. En· I terprlH1, ••• •rrested July 22 on ml9demeenor ch1rges for el-l teged vlolatlon1 of. ""'"'9 and mlsl•Mllng 1dvertlalng, an endl••• ~chain ,chem• al\d petty theft. TM arrest ••• a result of lnffatlgatlona conducted by the di•trk:t attorney'• Consumer Protection •ectktn. Thecomplalnt against J.D. Enterprt1n aleo al-teve• tho•• who replied to the ed received nothing more then • -..:und adw•rtt••m•nt, which IOlldted $4 for d•t•ll• regarding hoW to make money stutftng envelope• for mall-order flrm1. The compl1fnt further •lleve• that although aome lntormetlon w•• pr~ vlded for the '4, the prlnclpal purpose w•• to further edvertlu the "'25-•·hundred etufflng envelope•" otter. Anyone who......h.•• rnponded to thla type of en edvertlHment 11 requested to contact the Orange County District Attorney'•Otftc•. Rebate Get• Callglat fn tlle C-pllter DEAR PAT: I've waited nine weeks for my rebate from Chrysler. 11 bought a Dodge Dart on May 30, and was entitled to a $200 rebate. The dealer wrote to Chrysler, but no answer was received. Can anything be done aboutJhls? H.T., Costa Mesa In Chryaler'• r•~• program, • cl•lm number I• asafgned •• eoon a1 th• own•r tlk•• detlvety of hf• eutomobfle. The deal•r complete• • ''aal•• report card" end fotWards ft wfth the rebate •P- pllcat:ioft to.Chryeler. NonMI procesalng tl"J• la-efght wffka, eo- cordlng to Mergeret Hannan of Chryeler. In your case, howe'l•r , aome of the lnformetfon provkled elthet by )'9'1 or the dealer did not metch, •nCI your Nbet• &ppilcadon wa• reJeeted by the com- If puter tor corractlon. Hannen expfalned that the moat common er-rorw requiring correc:tton eretranapoaltlon or the lerial number and rebM• number •nd Incorrect at.•. Your rebate appllcatton had been ~cH:tecl and retLWned to the computer for normal proc••• lf9, w ~Hannan Is proceUlng your rebate menuattr to avoid lurtherdll•J. ' • D• Defrosters llse More Pe_,.1 ' DEAR PAT: How does the operatl119 expense compare between manual defr,9:st refrlgerator.s ltnd fr~zers and those with automaticde"frost systems? . t . .j..L .. MIJslon Viej o Bll••d J on four oent• .,., kllow.U l'touf. th• Aeeoclatlan of Hom• ·Appttance Manufet:turen sap th• k1et of a t .s.-pound to .12.kublc-fo~t .r••~gorotor -Id find •~• -•ting c_o.t rlft9'1 cl •unit with a'Jin•nual defrost system to be $1 .IO to $2.39 per month. With"• parUtilly autometk:·'r9frfger .. or CS.frost •Y•tem, th• r1nge la S3 to tc.4Q. f•llY ·-ilo delroallojg •dlt• coot tc.201 ..... 24 s-~· ,,....r o ........... OOl\l In tM aam• ft&IUl'ft• ceteQCMY ere -to 94.1&'.tO. ,;;.11uo1 defn>M unit• •lid ..... to ".44 " roatedeutonietldllr. · • I ~ Though spokesmen ror Alpha ~Beta. Safeway. the re~onal of- ·i fice or the National Association -iot Food Markets and others can ~find no evidence of it'in Orange -~County, the American consumer ~has decided to ''join the union'' in jmany parts of the country. The most radical of many mov- ements designed to give con- 4sumers clout in the food market )!is the one that organizes what it calls ''community unions.·• ~ lt se ek s to compel •aupermarket co mpani ~s t o tne1otiate their price margins · wfth blocs or custom¥'· ~ Such movemerits fiave cropped up in New Jerse.y. Chicago and Cleveland., 1 THE MOST ADVANCED and .r adical of the community union ~programs is the Northeast New ~Jersey Community Union project 1just organized at East Orange. It J is sponsored by a host of labor un- ions, consum er groups a nd c hurch groups. including an j:ige n cy of th e Ca th olic :Archdiocese o( Newark. ' Although it has not yet formal - ly completed its organization, 'this group has hired a pro· fessional staff and already has •served demands on supermarket chains in its territory that the 1chains consult with the union and l'e\·en _negotiate with it on price margins. I Tom Coar, president or 1...ocal 15143 of the United Steelworkers, one of the prime movers in theor- 'ganization of the community un · * * * 'Junior' Grade Beef Push Is On With bacon costing more than t he traditicinal American "tube steak" (frankrurters. if you're a purist). consumers are looking with more favor on beer steak in its many new forms. Orange Coast area meat coun- ters. like others around the na- tion, h<1vc recently been offering some new choices. Not only is grassfed beer under its various names -junior beef. baby beef, etC'. -appearing in competitive retail market art'as, but the confu sed meal shopper now faces a new entry. COMBINED HOT weather efrects on the nation's grain sup- plies and the oversupply or "shortfed'' eattle has sent this new product into the markets. Back East, the Kroger Co., one of the leading grocers of the Midwes t, has a dapted its ad- vertising and promotion to han- dle what it calls a "two-grade beef merchandising program.·• The program pushes what Kroger calls Tender Lean Thrif· ty cuts or meat (shortfed beef). Joel Greeni.sen, direct or ot meat merchandising for Kroger. coi;n menled on the program ear- ly in its run: "On the consumer rrnnt there as a great deal of feedback or a (8eellEEF, Pagell2l ion, said the local response has been tremendous. The union has been gathering cards from local residents pledging them not to buy from supermarket chains that refuse to c90sult or negotiate about prices wU.h the community union. Coar said the union already had gathered such pledge cards representing cons iderably more Ulan Sl million in food puttbas· ing power. ln addition to these attempts to cooe with rising food prices, an alliance of farmers .and con· sumers gathered in Washington sumer numbers ~eems to ha11e recently at the invitation or Rep. t•omc from the story of a S,n B~rkley Bedell (D·lowa), to Bruno, Calif., mother-d<.1ught.cr C'hallenge r epresentatives or the learn. • food store industry to explain About 2 1 ~ years ago Pat CouLcli why retail prices or meat have and her daughter. Sandi Piccini, been going up at a time when cat-got interested in doing something tie ptices at the r anch have been......---;ibout the high cost of food . going down. ' Some of th.e fa rmers said they didn't get" any really c lear answers to their questions from the supermarket represen - t.1tives . 'ProOf of the ' viabtlity or the · i'dea that there is str&nith in con• TO SIDESTEP the consumer traps they feel ar e set b~ the bi g food conglomerates, they started a modest rood cooperative whi<=R ut.ey operated out of their hom~. !~UN ION , PaJell2l Someone To Gripe To • Got a gripe? The federal government has almost two dozen persons r eady to listen whether your problem con· cems food, travel, hou.sing or any of a dozen other areas. Here is a list, compiled for The Associated Press by the Department of Health , Education and Welfare, of or. ficials to write or telephone if you 'have a consumer pro- blem : f'ood Nancy Steorts Special Asst. to the See. for Consumer Affairs Agriculture Dept . Washington, D.C., 2m50 Telephone: 202-447-3165 Air Tra.,el Jack Yohe l)irector Office of the Consumer Ad- vocate Civil Aeronautics Board Washington. D.C .. 20428 Telephone : 202-382-6376 Business SamSernwim Deputy Asst. Secy. for Domestic Commerce Com merce Dept. Washington, D.C., 20230; Telephone: 202-967-5491 Cons-erlnlo David Peterson Director, Consumer Jn- rormation Center Gener a l Services Ad · ministration Washington, D .C .• 20407 Telephone: 202·343-6171 ProdOU!t Safer,, Mary Kay Ryan Director Bureau of Complaints. Consumer Product Safety Commission 5401 Westbard Ave . Bethesda, Md ., 2020'1 Telephone: 301'""96-776'1 Energ9 Hazel Rollins Dir ector Co ns umer Affairs and Special Im pact fo"'cderal Energy A·d- ministration Rm. 4038 , 12th & Penna Avc .• N.W. Washington, D.C., 20461'' Telephone: 202-961-605!l Emmet J . Gavin Assistant to the Chairman Federal Power Co m · mission 'Y.'ashingtorf. D.C., 20426 Telephone: 202-J86.6081 Feed, Drugs, CoseMetle• Dr. Ruth Beeler White Director Consumer Inquiries Food and Drug Adminislra· ti on 5600 Fishers l.ane Rockville, l\.1d., 20852 Telephone: 30 1-443·0724 Credit, Fraud J. Thomas Rosch Director Bu r eau or Con s umer Prot<'Cl ion Federal Trade Commiss ion Washington, D.C., 2M50 Telephone: 202-962·0151 Elder Cftf.:ens Decker An s! rpm Asst to the Commissioner Administra tion on Aging H ealth, Education and Welfare Dept. Washington, D.C .. 20201 Telephone: 202-245-0714 ConsuMer Affairs Virginia H. Knauer Director Office or Con~umer Affair~ Washington, O.C .. 20201 Telephone : 202-245-6164 Edueatfon .Jean Gleen Public lnfo rmutionOff icer Policy Commission flealth , Education and Welfare Dept. Washington. D.C. 20202 Telephone : 202-245--7891 Bowsfng, (lr6an Det0eloptnent Wiibur 41hes Consumer Affair s Coordinator H o u si n g and Urban Development Dept. Woshlngton. D.C .. 20410 Telephone: 202· 755-7976 EndrenMent, .Rno~e•, Parks Lena Beauregard Departmental Consumer Liaison 1 nterior Dept. Washington, n .C., 20240 Telephone: 202·52J-000'1 Bus, Tr11fn Tra.,el Warner L . Raylor Cons umer Affairs Ofriccr Interstate Commerce Com- mission Washington, D.C.,20423 Telephone . 202-343-•114 1 Anrltr1Ut Gregory R. llovendon Chief Co ns umer Affairs Section Justice Dept. Washington, 0 .C .. 205:)() Telephone: 202-739-'1173 M'ork, Wag .. s. Retlrem..,.t John Read Special Assistant to thr Secrt·tarv Labor b epartmrnt Washington. D.C., 2e1-211> Telephone : 202-52-1·8231 Stoeks & Bonds Frank Donaty Jr. Chief Rranch In vestor Service Securities and F.xchangi:- Commission Washington, 0 .(;.2054!1 Telephone : 202-s2:i,5.'illl Car Safety. ffighUla!JS• Transportotior1 Antonina P . l'rt••11n Director <Jffict:! of Consun1cr Arr:ur:-. Transportation l)epl. Washington. D.C. 20500 Telephone: 202-426-4518 Akohol, Guns, Taxes. Tral'el John Aul ('n Director Office or Fin:1nci:1I Analy:"is Treasury D<'pl . Washin~ton. fl .C , 20220 Telephont•: 202-!H"'t·l-S!ll ,I Mau Thomas Chadwick U.S. Postal Service ·Washington, D.C. 20260 Telephone: 202-245-4550 - ... I I ~~J1;2:;~DAIL;;:::;Y:~~l:O:T::::::::::~Sunooy~~·~::~~7,~1~V~5..,..,..,..,._..,._,..,...;.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.._.,..,..,.....,_._.,.._._.._..,..,.,._..,..,..,..,..,..,._...,_.,..,....;-.._\ •• 'l"••C••Belp United Crusade Coming down the home st.retch. the Unit- ed Crusade still has a myriad or envelopes to be addressed ror it& annual campalgo. Many volunteers have been working on this all sum- mer, realizing that tbe\funds collected 10 to scouts,-boys and girls clubs, and service 11en- cies within their own communities. New volunteers are still needed, and wort can be picked up al the Hunlingt.oo Beach or Garden Grove office and done at home. When there are complaints about dis- criminatism in housing these are lnveeUgated by the Orange County Fair lloUJlng Authority. Thil aaency baa asked the Bureau to seek Chicano volunteers to help check out some or the complaints within their own communitieA. The ability to speali. Spanish isn't necessary, but It is helpful. Information about these openin&S may be obtained by calling the Voluntary Action Center, at960-3312. llf!fp tor You Care for Kids • In mid-September the 17th Street School again will be opening •ts doors lo children. The old kllldergar{en ro0m II belq ~bl,.. and yellow and fllml,llled with ehaln and tables tn pfepai>aUacb'U.)'Ollllota'I, -• to 5, who Will attend tbe lklw 'WWmlnetar Child Can Center. · , Thll child care CfJDl.or b Ille moot ,_..I, addition to the rapjclly IJ"OWlnt CommWlllJI Service Center lo<a\ed In tbeold ld>ool, which has been vacant for anumberofyean. The <lty of Weotmlnster b Worttnr In rooperaUoo with the Orange Cqunty Depart- ment of EducaUon to oft• full,day com- ptthensive child care sen1ceo In lhb n-pro- gram. Chlldroa will partldpate la an In· dlvtduali1ed proaram of Instruction appropriate for their are level. '1'be cblld care center pro&ram ollo attempts to look alter I.he bealtll, nutrlUonaJ and ooctal neecla of the children enrolled, Par<nt education and In· volvement are eBCOUraged. Tbb pro1ram II deslsned to help •Intl• head.a of bou1ehold in need u well u weUve recipients. For further registration Information, call -3311, Ext.~7. To Y~r Beahla Foil Pollution When lbe concentration of pollutanta re· ache.s a hazardous level in California's larie urban areas. an air polluUon eplaode (smog " lltrtllt dfClfted, The principal pollutant• for whl,.carbonmoi>mldoandllllfurclloxlde. • . 'OJ!dllll polllltlon II mmt likely to reach blih ...,ctlllt~ durinl the warm, aunny piOnthl <April tluOllih ~). particularly after morntnl tr&inc and usually In areu where prevailiq ~ move the paUuted air muses. Under certain conditions or Iott lnvenlon levela •Gd air stagnation buardou level.a of carbon moooxlde can be reached, .muallydurtngwtntermoolbo AN Al& POLLUTION eplaode iJ declared when a danaerom level ot polJuUon exists for an hour or mon or 11 Fftdlcted to lut f0< that lenilb ot time. You :'eJ-:.t::'ormaUon about tbeaecondltlons.vla andradlobroad· cuta. newspaper weat.ber reports or phon· Ing your local Air PollullonCocltrol Di.llrlct ol-' flee, Air pollution eplaodel ""' graded In three · =r.r;nto~lns °": tbt concentrauoo of Eneyape -even uwio, tn good bealtlo -cm weatb«ir' an air polluticxt epi.sodt more comfortabl1 b7 I<~ In mind the followln1 advice. · -Do not smoke -and avoid plaees where others are amoldng. -Remain tndocn for tbt duration of the alert. Keep doors and Windows closed and re- circulate the indoor air. U you have an alr con· diUoner, uae It. since the discomfort caused by pollutants is made worse by bJ1b tem~ peraturee. Activated cbareoa1 air ru~ will ' help reduce oxldantlevels. -~ olb -Avoid aeroeola. dull. f\lmee ~ er irritants. Reduce to a mini.mum domestlc •c-- tivities, cooJcina, bobbiea or Oc:'cupaUona tbat , J>roduce Jrrll.Jlnta. . · -Delay strenuous pl\yslcal aMlvlllllf UD· til the "all clear" is announced. Avcld Uet· lion or excitement which lncre.u:.:1/.our breathing re.te and the body'so:r>;1ea • -If you must be outside, aVcld ll'MS ol oooaested trafftc where pollutanU ""' belna generated. A vold coot act with penOll8 •llfler- ing from respiratory Wectiona. TboH who were • wb.b at spelHa1 9"' En&llsh ID school have a c:lwlCe to cballeoR the,m1elvee aaaln. A Sanll Ana~ Ol- ey needs sever•l !*Pefor twocrlllree clli18 . lhlll week to do reeeard! ond'p1VC16eadln1. · 81AGE1representaalevelthatm11be""" coinfortlblebutllftlll~lollr4 g_eoreal publle. It cail,hoe••li(. ca"9e<ll8-. fll8 symptoms ambac ~111 •Ill> .,.. --Uveorwbobnt_.~""'""~'' ~, .. 2 oncl 3 are ........ ~ ta""'" Wlnerable-iroupe ondalso"Wtiilittlle<enwal public. •,, Plan your activities. Durio• .air ppllutlon ~ason llllen to forecaats a!!d ~e un, neceseaey actlvlUes If ot1 ilr pOUU!IOft epbod9 is pendihg. Oh eek with !'OW' Air l"ollutlbo CO.., tn>I District for local ~ctlona ot tbe houH and durauon of bi{lh I!ollutant IOftl.I. Tblll\ plan your schedule &0tliati.o!t can •void~ outside or at these locail'!llS during tbnM dangerous hours. • _ • '1., -PSYCHIC DEMOMSTIA110M ·.·_casket Familiar Piece o.f Furniture T··~i~.§.5.fstooS ' 'J ____ ,.. !~·~·~·~w~·~•;•~st~,~o:;•~·~SZAO~~c~;·~·~U~•~-~C~l9&~~ Working for the South Gale Casket Company ,1,.as a milestone for me. Earlier I bad spent a week as a mortuary attendant and another week as a tombstone company worker. Getting into the casket-making business was a natural follow up. .Dying is a big business -slightly less than 2 · million Americans die annually -but that business ~ Jeally isn't as profitable as the public believes, at ~east it isn't for casket manuf acturering companies. Jrhe margin or profit is very thin, almost as thin as the slice of ham y9u get with your eggs in restaurants flatbed truck, even though the caskets are covered , these days. ... with form-fiiting quilts, the driving public on the r The most recent figures show a casket company freeways ''knows.'' A casket, even when covered ti -selling directly to a mortuary -gets about$209 for looks like a casket. We got some strange looks fro~ t the average casket people in cars whizzing by. But if you want to fool ~ and $6S for a child's yourself -and millions of Americans like to - . casket. The figures think of covered caskets as giant loaves of bread on are from the Casket theirwaytobakerleaorsometbingelse. l ' Manufacturers Association of America, representing the majority or the 500 casket companies in the country. South Gate asket, I learned, is a major firm, employing about men and women, and sellina about 12,000 caskets nu ally. That's major. Butsowerethe71,000deaths ecorded las.t year in Los Angeles County. Orange ty recorded 13,000deaths. Although I really didn't do all that mu.ch in the lant itself I did spend a lot of time making de· veries with Manuel Hernandez, a 24-year employe the firm, and with Nick Gonzales, another old·· delivering caskets on an open· ·A CASKET company is really a furniture fac- tO(Y. The SO-some plant workers at South Gate all have specific jobs. Some do the rough, basic work . Some do flllishine. A number or women devote their time to making beautiful cloth interiors wilb sewing machines. · One day Art Rpsen devoted bis entire morning to me, giving me a step.by-step tour of the plant then taking me to the warehouse where I saw Jusi about every type of casket imaginable. including impart! from the Orient, from Italy and from Mex- ico. One casket on display was really a knockout both in beauty and price. It sold for $2,600. Yet the fmn also sells cloth-covered, wooden caskets for less than $100. • Fiberglass may be a big thing J,n some fields but in the casket manufacturing industry, it's almost • 1 EEF PUSHED IN 'I'WO GRADES • • • <From Page BO ire for a leaner, cheaper beef. the supply side. as a result of ge total numbers and very bad onomics in feedlot finishing .. there quickly developed an reased quantity or leaner cat- being marketed ... ·"The price spread between hoice and good beef became 'der than at any time in recent emory." UNION • • • <From Page Bl) It started with 17 families and has reached its goal of 34. . As the food co--op blossomed everal artists contacted the omen and requested that they romote their art works in ad<1i· ·on to handling food. Soon tfie home was inadequate for the peration. In consumer circles they have become such experts in hand.ling ood cooperatives, that they have ecome consultants for other groups who want to get into that oney-saving business. Partially because of this pro-. livestock newspaper in its Aug. gram, presumably, the Western· 18 issue showed actual cattle Livestock Journal, spokesman needs (for beef and other for the livestock industry in the purposes) at less than 53 million United States, reported that the head for t97S. continuation of currenUy in-Actual numbers of cattle were creased rate of slaughter could shown on the chart at something result in the beef industry's get· like S6 .S million bead. ting cattle numbers back into If taken literally, the chart balance more quickly than pre-shows a balance between cattle vious estimates had indicated. need and actual ••total cow num· A CHART published by the bers" being achievedinl977. TOTAL CXNI NUMBERS. 19G8·79 ,,.._ -Act&* "'" &timMed Needs " ----~ ---~-----0....- " --""""" ----nTIMAtm Nft1l!I ~ MQLJMm lO ~ auf'Pl.t!OhlAHO M1NtCI: Bj\SED ON WESTERN LIVESTOCK JOURNAL CHART Tlif tl()l<E't * Fantabulous* * Fall Fashions! - AT DISCOUNT PRICES Top Values from the Finest Manufacturers of Women$ Sportswear 30-50% OFF ........ sw-t11r• ,.,.,.... .. fall Samplils Ml11e1 a•tl Jr. SI~•• ~~1 .. 38 SOtl PAClflC COAST HWY. AT CALLE MAYOR TORRANCE 378-279, . 29129 I 9038 S. WESTERN ADAMS AVE. SAN PIDRO HUNTINOTOH BEACH 541-3095 (71•)963-2221 • insignificant. Nationally only l percenl of all caskets sold are fiberglass. (On the West Coast, it's about8percent.) · Pressed 20-gauge steel remains the leader in basic materials, accounting for nearly 59 percent of all sales. South Oate gets its steel caskets as "shells,'' then goes from there with interiors, ex- terior handles and corners and the baked enamel painting. Hardwood caskets (mahogany, bltch, maple and oak) account for 20 percent of all sales. Cloth- covered caskets, nearly 9 percent of all casket sales, generally are constructed ol particle board and pin~. These are the least expensive caskets, selling rrom the wholesal~ (casket cotnj)any) lo the retailer (mortuary) Coe an average price of about$100. Marble, bronze and copper caskets have slight· ly Jess than 7 percent of the market. Children's caskets have less than I percent. . Caskets can be specially made for extra large bodies in one lo two days. But most or the nearly 600 caskets I saw, finished and in rough form, were standard width and length. Caskets are made as small as 18 inches 1n length, then increase in slx- incb increments up to about five feet. INCASE you're wondering-and I learned this on the job in the mortuary·-caskets have a "stan· dard Industry length" ot six feet, three Inches. But the .. average'" is six, five. The "standard width'' is considered to be 23 lnches; the "average" being 2S inches. The exterior casket depth, including the closed top, is about 24 inches. So much for figures . As 1 stated earlier, nearly 2 million Americans die annually, but the nearly 2 miUion caskets sold to mortuaries. don't add up to much of an impressive fisure. Total aales In 1!174 amounted to about $408 million, a trifle more than $200 per casket. All types of individuals work in the casket in- dustry or are customers. For ex.ample, there's the West Coast mortician who bought a casket for $28S, then sold it to a grieving family for $1,200. Nice guy. There also was the mourning husband who ordered an expensive bronze casket for his late wife, then had it painted fire engine red: South Gale Casket employes are no different than workers anywhere. They don't have hangups because they're making caskets. Ma matter of fact, in the are,as where the men work, pictures of bikini-clad beauties and magazine centerfolds are prominenUy displayed on the walls. Just proves they're interested in all kinds of bodies. I guess. · ' JCPenney Sale. This week. Choose the penn for you. Sale16.88, Helene Curtis 'Unipenn'. Reg. 22.50 plus cu1. Just the thing for a younger. softer, more casuat look. Gives hair marvelous bounce and body. Haircut and set included. Sale 14.88. 'Helene Curtis' 'Phase T penn. R99. 17.50 plul cul Gives your hair a more definite curt, It has special conditioners for added strength and shine. Haircut and set included. Arc1dl1 Carson Downey Fullerton Huntington Beach Lakewood Montclair Newport Beach Northrldge Orange 'Th1 City• Puente Hiiis Riverside S•n Bernardino Venturi Whlttwood. UM your JCPenney charge card. No •ppo4ntment neceuary. Charge It. 121--A JCPenney Save 20°/o on any stone ring in stock. A dazzling sale. Sale10.36 R99. 12.95. Women's synthetic birthstone in six-prong setting of 10K yellow gold. Sale sso Reg. $62.50. Men 's • syn1hetic star sapphire. in 10K gold setting. Sale 79.96 Reg. 99.95 Women's ruby and dlamond ring. 14K yetlow gold. • Sale 36.76 Reg; 45.95. Womerre cluster ring has unter opal and eight garnets. 1 OK gold setting. Sale Prices effective through Wednesday, Sept. 1 O, 1975. Sale $42 Reg. 52.50 Women's pear1 cluster ring In 10K gold setting. , Sale 1s:.96 Reg. 19.?S-women's ovat cat·s~eye In 10Kgold swirl setting. • Sale 43.96 . Sale 41.56 Reg. 54.9$. Women·s marqul,...h•P89 amoky topaz quartz In 10K gold setting. Sale 79.96 Reg. 99.ts.. Men's cat's--eye ring has two diamonds In 1 OK ;0old shank. Reg. 51.IS. Men'• black star sapphire in 10~ whlto gold .. ltlng With engraved thank. • J21..A Arcadia C1noga Park Cir.on 9owner PUtfefton HunUngton Boach 1 l.llkt-.. Monl!;lolr Nowpor1 Beach. N-~dsl•'·---OrHvo 'The Clt1' PUonto Hiiia 1 Rlftraifj; 8an Btmtrdlno VOJ!lilra Whlttwood,.. uoe ,.,., .ICP-r~ c.c, ' --------· , • : -1 • • 0 •• -\ • ' . •• ' I • • • • • • lngNdlenta for a colorful 1875 ~ and COwboya Horae Show: a huatllng pole bellder Ilk• Donna -(left) daughter of Hoaalenda Rldera preay Biii Hobba; ·.Sharon Ralls bridling Opla Smokey (ebove); and M.,cte Walz, 3-year-old M1rch of _Dl_l!ltl~ abow Prine... (right) poal119 In lrontot.SWeet Penny.Sue and Pam Mattox • .,..,.,.. .. ,p .. ,_ •• Pacr1e1c o·o-aen ! . ' ~ ~~ Time to. Play .Cops and Cowboys Again How long does it take to build a tradi- ti • on. Ho.w about an annual event that has been growing -both in numbers and in status -in Southern California for 21 years? Well, I'd be willing to call it a tradition when they uncork the 21st Annual Cops and Cowboys Horse Show and Breaklast next weekend at the Orange Counly Fairgrounds. TWS VERY SPECIAL horse show has been raising money for the Orange Coun- ty March of Dimes throughout all of its 21 :years of existence. But it's not just "another benefit." This show, combining a Pacific Coast jwlior "B" with a gymkhana and pony ev,nts, is truly speci'al. ' This year's ''go" probably will involve 500 ·horses •. It. will <h;.aw participan!.s Horsin' Around with Tom McC.nn will be at least 100 volw1teers behind the scenes. Heading them up will be Frank Hall, a former Newport Beach resident of 30 years or so, whose name is familiar to most horsemen in this state. He bas just finished two one-y_ear terms as president ·of the California Horsemen's Association and did a three· year term as president of ETI prior to that .. Betty at 879-9195 or call the March or Dimes office (979,.2Z7Q) fOlf' lntormation, too. Groups participating in the show as part of the county's Associated Riding ClubewUJ.inelude: ~aheim Riders, Corral 80; Carefree R1ders, Incl'.; Century Riders, Corral 100; Daisy Clippers Pony Association · El Rodeo Rilling Club, Ud.; Fullerto~ Riders. Corral 28; Hossienda Riders lns., Lone Pine Riders, Corral 76 ; Mes~ Boots and Saddle Club, lne.; Modjeska Mavericks; Saddleback, Corral a· Tri- City Wranglers, Inc.; and Yorba Linda Gnngos, Corral 94. All events will be held in the two Orange County Fairgrounds arenas nearest Newport Blvd. on the Costa Meaa grounds. ' Junior Exhlbita Bldg. at the fairgrounds. There will be no admission to the grounds or to the bone &bow and parking (plenty of it) also wW beftee. ' ' That's the rundown on the Cops and Cowboys show for 1975. It's a big sbowl. Usually a good show. You ought tog Besldes, it's a tradition. . • INTERNATIONAL MONTESSORI SCHOOLS ~from throughout (at least) Southern California. Hall is general chairman of the Cops 'and Cowboys show. Betty Dahlin, a well· known horsewoman in Orange County for several years, will be ''chairwoman" Cmanager, if you prefer-and I do) of' the horse show itself. English and Westet'D classes will com~ pet~ on Saturday (Sept. 13) from B a.m . until completion. Sunday's action will be all gymkhana and Ponies and also will start at 8 a.m. START YOUR CtlLD OH THE RIGHT PATH AT AGE 21/2 to 12 '· ' ' And it's one of the few events in these parts that has such broad support - more than a dozen horse groups that comprise the Associated Riding Clubs of Orange County working with volunieer members of the Orange County Sheriff's Reserve plus numerous other assorted. volunteers. She's the one to contact if you wa:nt to enter the show. You'll have to tJsquick to avoid a late penalty charge, though. Pre· entries have to be postmarked not later than tomorrow. · The Cops and Cowboys Breakfast - hotcakes, sausage, eggs, C!offee or milk for a buck, if you can believe it -will be se::.rved from 7 a.m. until noon on Sunday oruy. · It is no exaggeration to figure there Send thtm to Betty Dahlin, 2100 Yucca Ave., Fullerton, CA. 92635. You can call The breakfast will be held in the ' Diet Pill Ads Fat· on Claims? WASHINGTON (AP) -The Federal Trade Commission has accused a Midwestern firm of falsely advertising that its diet pills allow fat persons to "eat what you want'' and still shed pounds. The "X-11 Tablets," made by Porter & Dietacb Inc. of SI. Paul, Minn..1 were sold through Pay N Save stores in Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington. The FTC charged that the print and mail ads falsely claim that "X·ll" diet pills contain a Wli · que ingredient and fail to warn patients with high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes or thyroid disease to take them only under a doc· tor's supervision. THE COMPLAINT named Porter & Dietsch; its president, William H. Fr as er; the company's advertising agency, Kelly Ketting Furth Inc., Chicago; the account executive, Joseph Furth; and Pay 'N Save Corp., Seattle. Each of the individuals and firms named were given until Sept. 29 to respond. Contrary to the im· plications of the ad· vertisements for "X·ll" pills, the FTC said, dieters cannot lose weight without restrict· ing their caloric intake' and, in fact. each package includes a diet highly restricted in calories and choice of foods. The complaint said there also was no re- asonable basis for the representation that ever· yone who takes the diet pills can lose a signifi· cant number of pounds, as testimonials in the ads imply. The FTC's proposed order would prohibit further claims that "X·ll" achieves weight loss, ·unless substantiat- ed by controlled scien- tific tests conducted by independent experts, and the use of personal testimoniitls that are not backed up by statistical surveys showing that the average consumer could expect similar results. Porter & Dietsch would be required to re· call all "X-11" advert.is· ing and promotions within the last two years, and the advertising agency and Pay 'N Save would be prohibited from desseminating promo- tions cited in the com· plaint. THE PROPOSED or- der wo11Jd require the following wording in "X·ll" advertisements: "This product includes a low calorie diet which must be adhered to if weight loss is to be achieved. Users cannot expect to lose weight without restricting their accustomed caloric in· take. ''It has not been established that this pro- duct is effective in pro- moting weight loss. "CAUTION : Persons with high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes or thyroid disease should use this produC't only as ·directed by a physi· cian." It's Private SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov . Edmund G. Brown Jr. has vetoed legislation permitting a coroner access to con- fidential information given to a physician by a person before he died. STRIDE-RITE BOOTERY WIDE RANGJ Of SIZES Quality Shoes for INFANTS FOR GROWING GIRLS & BOYS • ;; ~~". ;}\·. Doctors PrescrlptloM Fiiied ''. t -~ <--( :1 Orthopedic Worlc Our Specialty ..J Your Chlld Deserves . ~- "'uallty Footwearl Tho;, tloy .... will'"''" ••• ~ ~ for llft .. , 11.e them .a 1ood 1wt • cl.ant 1ttp for foot hQlth' wmfort. ~ Featuring ~~luHh. · • KEDS . thru TEENS WITH EACH PURCHASE •Balloons •Rulers •Pencils •Erasers • Book Covers Offer Good Thur Sept. 4 thru Sit. Slpt. 1 J. . ~THE°' Children'• rffi!~\11•1•!.•'!!. 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''Yet he didn 't awaken. t paused b eside his c rib, not touching it or him as I m ight have done. Something must have stopped me, althoug h I don·t re- member being conscious of what it was. ' ''] called to him several times again. Still he did not awaken. .Ever so gently I touched him. Hi s eyes flew open and he was look- ing at me.'' For Mrs. Spencer Tracy. that I\ . ~ f:. ~; ~ ' ,, .,. ' . ', .... I was the tint contscious.hint U\at her first· born waa deaf. The discovery changed her life and set her on a course that would change other lives. Her quiet determination to aee her son lipread and talk broke the silence of many others. Her John Tracy Cl inic has grown in the 33 years since she started it with 13 mothers. Since then it bas helped more than 50,000 families 0£ deaf children in 122 countries . It is still free, and Mrs. Tracy, a d emure sep· tua,enarian is still president and chairman or the board. DISCOVERY 1 lt never occurred to her when John was born 45 years ago that he would be deaf. When she dis- co vered her own son deaf. she felt a silent terror. "J didn't know wh.at to expect, what had'l'..tla p. pened. It just wasn't worth living for a while. It wa s gone. Everything seemed gone." The doctors a ll said John was too young to be tested for hearing loss. They said it was nerve deaf- Coa.st Coupl,es Marry ness, cause unknown. nothing to do about it, just take him home and keep him well, brina him back in a couple of years and we'll teal him. then maybe school for the deaf. "I didn't know what lodo. I did what I would have done with any child -sang to him, read nursery rhymes, talked to him. We really did practically ever- ything -and that, or course, was exactly wtiat we should have done." . AJOBTODO Then there was a doctor in Ne·w York City -same diagnosis. same outlook-''but," he said, •·1 can't do anything about it. You can do something about it. John ('an learn to talk, learn to lipread, go to school, to college, he ('an do whatever he might have done." "You have a job," he told her. He steered her to places where she could get help. She sent away for pamphlets and signed up for a correspondence course from the Wright Oral School for $100. •.• ,.. '('.!' t • •. . "'t ..... ' , ' tCeremonies Performed t· ~;ma-~hristensen .: .. The Lutheran Church of the ;pt1aster. Corona del Mar was the setting for the marriage of Diane Evon Christensen and Keith Rima. 1 They are the daughter and son ot Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen, Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. ..Kerm Rima, Costa Mesa. The bride attends Cal Poly, \$an Luis Obispo and her husband 1s a graduate of California State "University at Long Beach. They will live in Morro Bay. ... ** * .f · Collester-Bostwick Santa Barbara City College stu· dents. Judjth Ann Bostwick and Stewart Pace Collester were manied in the Sherman Foundation Gardens, Corona del Mar. . Their parents are Mr. and ~1rs. Jack Norris Bostwick and Mr. .and Mrs. Stewart Munroe Collester, all of Newport Beach. ~11 The newlyweds', who will live Sn Santa Barbara, are graduates M"M Newport Har bot High School. ~· BOh8llnon-Griffith · · Jean Mildred Griffith became -the bride of.Daniel Lee Ilobannon durlnl nuptials conducted in SL ~James Episcopal Church, , 1:iewport Beach. . The bride is a graduate or 1C1lifornia State Bolytechnic· ~lJniversity and her husband 'amed a BA and MA •O...bman -~ege. Both are teacben ln1b'e i'f•!'PG<t·M .. a School District. TbN pareata are '11'· and.~ '" Edwin Grlffltll of BAiboa ;ptM4 ·11114 llr. ~ llra. i..e ,.....Bo•ttnbafl<Jlendal-. The nawlTtredl wl!l llve ID ' l Dostalek-Viszolay Domitilla Viszolay and Roger J. Dostalek or Si erra 1\fadre were married in St. John the Baptist Church, Costa Mesa. The bride. daug hter o f Elizabeth Viszolay 0£ Costa !\.1esa. is a graduate or Estancia High School and attended Orange Coast College. Her husband is the son or Henrietta Dostalek of Pasadena. They will live in Sierra Madre. • •• Whittaker-Smith Jn a double ring ceremony in her parents' Newport Be ach home, Linda McRae Smith became the bride or Richard Russell Whittaker Jr. Judge Kenneth M . Smith, West Orange County Municipal Court, performed the rites for hi s daughter. Sh e is also the daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Smith. Her husband is the son of the senior Whittakers of Torrance. The couple are graduates of UC Irvine. She ls an alumna ot. C«ona~del Mar Hi gh School. He graduated from North High School, Torrance. ••• Waknlne-McCarthy Orange Coast College graduates, Diane· Marie McCarthy and Elle Waknlne ex- changed nuptial vows and rings In Temple Sharon, Colla Mesa. Parenta of the n-lywMa are' the Robert McCarthJ'I! of Coota Mesa and tho David Waknines, Santa Ana. . Tiie bride attends UC Irvine and lier haabead ls a llludent at California State UnlYttS!ty at Lcnclle••h. ' . Templeton-Hammers Henderson-Hammers In a double wedding Dorothea Elaine Hammers became the bride of Michael Wayne Templeton and Debra Jean Ham· mers married Daniel Scott Hen· derson. The brides are the daughters of l\.1r . and Mrs. Harry K. Hammers or Riverside and formerly of Huntington Beach. Parents of the bridegrooms are Mrs. Gene Nelson OfllunUn}ton Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson, Mentone. Mr. and Mrs. Templeton, who "i ll live in Huntington Beach, are graduates of Marina High School. She also is a graduate or California College of Medical and Oental Assistants , and her husband attends Orange Coast College. The new Mrs. Henderson is a graduate of Riverside Poly High School and attended Crafton. Hills College. Her husband is a graduate of Redlands High School. They will live in Men· tone. ~ ••• Gallagher·Black Former Newport Beach rest· dent &lsan Ellen Black became the bride of Thomas Clayton Gallagher in ceremonies con.' ducted iA St. Bede's Catholic Church. La Canada. Tbelr parents are the W\lllam M. Blacks. Arcadia and the William Gallagher•, Glendale .. The newltweds. wbo will Uve in. Oakland, attended UCLA where the bridegroom graduated and was a member of the football and 1'111bY team• and the Blue Key Club. HI• bride plqed cm the girls' ru1b7 team. I I "So we beun at home In a verr. 9lmple way:'• she says. ''l didn t befln to do tho thln&a 1 later learned I could have done." John bad a husky little voice. H~ would go around the house making jabbering: noises. One day -he wasn't quite three - they were in the kitchen. And suddenly out of the noise. she beard, Mom-mom·mom-mom. ''He didn't know what he was doln1. He was Just makinc '""°di . But I grabbed him and said, 'Yes. John, M.om·mom. mom: Well he was pteased because l was pleased. And he kept saying it and danced around the kitchen. And always after that, il I said. Mom-mom. be wouldaa:v Mom ·inom" F111Sl'STEP It was only a first step, but for a child who cannot hear his own voice, a large first step. A step toward lipreading. There were many steps. From lip movements perceived and im- itated. from sound perceived but unheard, to linking lip move· , With the deaf, there are many things to learn. You can't talk with your back to them, or· with your hand . in front of your mouth. I ment.s and sound to meaning, then to understanding, from sim- ple objective idenuncaUon to abstract language, many steps, may patient hours, days, yeirs. "We 1ay, talk just as you do to a hearing child, but we don't re- ally," Mrs. Tracy explains. "You can't talk with your back to him, or with your hand in front or your mouth, or with.light coming from your back so that Your race is lost in shadow. There are many things to learn.•• The Tracys moved to Los Angeles when John was eight, and the boy contracted polio and hod lo drop out of scbool. ''I kept . wondering what I would have done without the knowtedp from that correspondence course.•• HOW IT BEJiAN Today, a small, centle, wbile- baired woman, Mn. Tracy re- calls with wonder bow John's plight led lo the scbool-anctall those other mothers and children. When did it start? Spencer Tracy used to receive fan letters from parents of deaf children and turned them over to his wife lo answer. and she found beraell thinking, "there should be a real school for parents." Did it start there. or later, when a professor friend aaked. ner wny sne <l.idn't do something for other deaf child.ten, and she found herself admitting that she "'·ould like to st.art a little nursery school where mothers and children could,.. learn together? Self.doubt made "her ,PUt it off. But rinally she began. The Univers ity of Southern California lent her a small cot- tage, anµ she, with permission, mimeographed that $100 cor- respondence course. Then there were two more cottages, and more mothers and children. Her husband st'aked the school those first years, finally insisting she incorporate as a charity so he could deduct his gifts from bis in· come tax. Chased out Of the cottages by the fire department, Mrs. Tracy had to raise money for a new building. This time there was more local help, including benefits staged by Metro Goldwyn Mayer. In 1971, the clinic added a speech and re. search center. CLASSROOMS The children 's classrooms, manned by trained teachers or the dear, have small kidney- shaped tables that bring the pre- schoolers together with one another in small groops. There are other classrooms for parents. small observation rooms where teacher and child can be ob- served or recOrded on television for later analysis. Teachers are trained here too. Every child is tested for any residual hearing. Every child is equipped with a hearing aid, perhaps for psychological as much as ror physical reasons. It seems to improve concentration. A mother must learn to separate behavior problems from the problem of being deaf. She must know when to en· courage, realize that her face, her presence, her encourage. ment are the cues the child will answer. MRS. WHITTAKER MRS. COLLESTER MRS. DOSTALEK MRS. RIMA Snyder-Cooper Stephen William Snyder of Balboa Island cl·aimed-Teresa Gail Cooper as his bride during nuptials performed· in Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, Hunt - ington Beach where they will hlaketheir home. Their parents are the Jack E. Coopers of Long Beach, ·Mrs . Albert W. Snyder, Balboa Island and the late Mr. Snyder. The bride is a graduate of Lake Havasu High School. Her husband graduated from Corona del Mar High School, and at- tended Orange Coast College and California State University at Fullerton. ••• • Vavricka-Fresquez Former Costa Mesan Doria Marie Fresquez married W'tlliam Joseph Vavricka during ceremonies conducted in St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Costa Mesa. The bride is the daugbter of William A. Sachs of Santa Ana and Doris Sachs! Kauai, Hawaii. lier husband stile son or Mr. and Mrs.•Louls Vavricka of Min· neapolls, Minn . The new Mrs. Vavricka is a graduate of -Newport Harbor High School and h« husb!'ld graduate<t from Mater Del Hiib f!cljoot. Tudor-Samuels Married in the La ·canada Presbyt~rian Church were· Shelley Samuels and Jonathan Dwight Tudor, both of Corona de l Mar. The bride is a graduate or Corona del Mar High School and attended the University of , Southern California. She affiliat- ed with Dell~ Gamma sorority and. waS a 1913 National Charity League debutante. Her husband is a graduate of La Canada High School and uc Irvine. Their parents are Mrs. Jack 'Samuels and Jack Samuels of Corona de! Mar and Mr. and Mrs. J . Dwight Tudor, LaCaiiada. The newlyweds will live in the Newport Beach area. • •• Poorman-Ringer MRS. WAKNINE Tippl&-DeJullo Ron Poorman of Pasadena St. Cath~rine Catbolie Church. claimed Sheryl Lynn Ringer~( LagunaBeachwastheaettingfor Laguna Beach as his bride dur. the wedding of Jamte Lee ing ceremonies in the Communi-DeJulio and Mi chaelT~pple. ty Presbyterian Church, Laguna Th b "d d Beach. . . e n e, aught.er of Mn. They are the daughter and son · LillianaeDeJulio,tsacraduateof of the Hayden N. Ringers of Mater Del Hjgb Sellool. Her Laiuna and the Leroy H husband, -of Randy TlpDle of Poorman• of Westminster . · Toledo and Mrs. Merlin K.Uilerof ~an ts a graduate of Cal Corona del Mar_,_vadualedfrom Poly, Pomona, where bis wife ls C<Jnina~el llarHICb~. . aoeulor. • They will llwe 111 Newport 'l'beJwlllrealUIDOaremont. Bead(; •• 4 .. -----·· ' .. ill' ' . . ! . f Lights Blaze ;~r Toarls'ts I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Paris B111ning PARIS <UPIJ -Tho clUJllal ciee lo two boun llal>la ijlat play o•er the fewer tac:h nlJbt to ,..., monumeot1, fountalnl e:lectric,ty. Wleek ailhl and. trees or Parle, <Ill illwnlnallCM11 formerly backlorlwoyearabythe besun Aprli 1 were ener&y crlal1. have poetponed to May' ta. blued back almoat to ••aut the touriat a&M· their former 1lory th1a ciea were unhappy,'' summer because o~ out· said Pierre Maury. oePu- cries from disapPowted: ty chJef of the city's ~Arab oil em'--~ Tu1' .. thoical Service or . -.llO ..,tlJll and Controb. lD lt'13 prompted the city '"The towiata came out cou~ciJ to li ght ttre of tbe fa1tival1 o( the ctor1es of lhe French Mara.ii dlttrlct and the , . . UPI,..,._.. AFTER2YEARS, EIFFEL TOWER LIT UPA<jAf N TWlt>riff garden• to find tbemseli.tes ~n the dark,·· Maury 1aid. ''TOUlllSM is bir btJsl. neu and we must satialy the ••i•itors. This sum-. mer the monuments are lighted from one and a half to two hours more each ""'eek." Jn the good old days of cheap eloct.riclty. -1UlY person could knock on Maury's office near the Place de La Bastille and p:iy to ba\'e, SU);'. thtc- Churrh of lhe M <ideleine es1>ec11.1lly li~htc-<l ju:i.t for him al an hour "A·hen 1t ~·uold ordinRrily be dark. That practice. too. bit lhe dust with the onset of the energy crisi:i.. But large commercial flllllS or officlal groups, $UC'h ~ embassies, still can pay lo have the lights turned on at any moou· mf'nt. Recently a film com· pany paid Sl40 per hour to have the fouhtains and moriumenls at the Palac~ d.c 'f'rocadero ii· lun1in led for " :,c ~ne in a (ilm. Th11l ii; the.! cit) 's most expensive lighting job. BVT GONE are the days when ll1e Tour d'Argent resta"'rant paid to have Notre Dame cathedral illuminated after midnight so diners could watch the gargoyles while they ate pres!ied duck. ~·Prove Birth • ··o n ce a British diplomat ,got married and paid to h<..1ve Notre Dame lighted up for h.is bride," said Maury. "I used to light 1 h(' monu- ments C'very ye ar for some tour :s t s from S"·itzt'rland. but we can· not do that an)'1nore, For Passport t tfy STAN DELAPLANE I ,. SAN F'RANCISCO -How to be ~oy ··once the U.S. em- bassy paid 475 .42 francs ($118.85) an hour lo i\- 1 um in ate thC' Eiffel To\\·er for a July 4 party, and v.·(' still can oblige such offici<.11 grouµ8. ·• t · without r eally trying: "When I married (each of us for the second time) I reduced my age 10 years. So I was terrified when•the passpart people said my true birthdate would appear on the passpart," writes a woman re·ader. . "They suggested I take out a joint '· passport with my husband. Only HIS birthdate appears in that C'asc. We each bad Lo fill out applications. But I j ust had ~im • sign his in blank form and I filled out bioth of them. That's as close a call as I ever \Vi:tnl tohave!''. Maury said tourism of· t'icials fi~urc tht' hghts make "Parii; by ni~hl'' tours the choice item for visitors. One visiting New ''ork architect ex- amined Parts public buildings and monu· ments to d18cern wh,.v it is called thr ,.,.orld's mo!:il beautiful clty. 1-iis conclusion: "They did it with trl'<'S and li ghts." • ''I need a new passport -mine's ~x· plreil -but meantime I've misplaced piy birth certificate ... " · , Your expired passport is aJI you neel to prove your birth. "I"d like to give a friend a traye ng case that carries passport, tickets, money, etc." !\lark Cross in New York and San Fran- Illumination of the city began in 1929 v.hcn city engineers placed spotlights around the fountain anti the Egyp· tian obelisk on the Place de l_,;:i Concorde. ~. cisco has these. Probably any luggage shop has them. I 'm agai11Sl those a ll-eggs-in-one· basket cases. If you lose it, you've lost ever: The> city spends $750.000 per year to lili!ht 66 monuments. 48 foun- tains. 12 garde'tls and groups of trees and 26 old mansions in the Marais district each weekend night plus ;c:;ummcr week nights. ' - ything. I Nice passport cases are sold by Loewe, the Spanish leather shop on the Gran Via in Madrid. All leather in many colors. United States seal stamped on them in color. Writers Say Get Tough DEAR ANN LANDERS: I can't gel one of your lousy ans"'ers off my mind. It was the advice you gave the woman whose husband·s long toenails cut her legs during the night. lt seems she tried everything to protect herself but nothing worked. Her husband liked his toenails just the \\'BY they were and if she woke up with bleeding ankles that was her tough luck. Your brilliant solution was to buy a pedicure set and trim his toenails henell. You said he would enjoy the pampering. Well, who wouldn't? I almost. cried when she said she was wearing pantyhose to bed and he Wai ripping them . Why didn't you tell the big slob to shape up and take a good look al the way he was treating the woman he is supposed to love? Wives are not substitute mothers. If he didn't (eel llke cutting h.is toenails HE should wear socki;. Where were your brains when you answered that one. Ann? -J .V.K.OFDETROIT DEAK J.V.K.: On lurl-h, bOlley. And I'm 110rry. Voa (and blUldreclo of etlaer lrate females) let me b•ve It m &htfchop1 for my answer and o1 course )'Oil are riJhl. I'm revenlng m)'lllf and •ddlttl one mon: plere o1 advice te the embattled victim. Stop mend· IDJ Kia& Kong'• tom oockl, ltlddo. II he bu to buy a do1e11 new pair tvery Utree week• he Just mtpt shape up. DEAR ANN LANDERS : My mother asked m e to write to you 'because she is too embarrassed. Also. the only "·ent to the sixth grade and is ash a.med o( her English and spelling. Mom has arthritis and high blood pressure. She ta also in the chanae. file hu a good doctor and reels pretty aood 1be problem 11 that Mom seems to ::J,rowlnJ a lot of hair on her arma lep. lier •c• la 52. What does this ..and W.elo youf I rullie you aren't (Ann Landers r\J a doctor, but maybe you l'an check \loith some or your experts and give Mom some help. -A DAUGHTk:R WHO CARES DEAR DAUGHTER: The lirsl thing yowr mother should do ls have a thorough examlnatioo to make sure Ate has no tumors lhat are prodoclng male hormones. These tumors not un· ly can caase hairiness, but they might t..e: maUgnant. I don"t "'ant to scare anybody, but It's much helter to look into a problem and learn you a.re O.K. than Ignore it and be sorry later that it wasn't dis- covered in the early stages. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please set· tie a family argument before somebody gets hurt. ~ly husband and I have reached a serious impasse. Who decides when to gel up and wben to eat -the bostortbeguests? My husband's sisters are visiting and they are about to drive me nuts. We're out or bed at 7 a.m. with our kids. The two prima donnas sleep un· til 11 a.m. When they get up, I have to cook a second breakfast Of course they can't eat lunch with us at noon so I have to fix a second lunch at 3:30 J>.m. Dinner at 6 :30 is "too early" for them, so (cook again at 8 p.m. Whut·s the solution" -TIRED DEAR T.: Let tbe pr1ma donn•t' make their own breakfqt. Prepare enough lancb a.nd dinner so they c•n r<beat lbe food when they &et re•dy lo eaL And make no apok>tfes. Invite Ulem lo keep yoa company at the ta· ble •ben yo11 e1t ind do the 11me ror --llpos1ible. 'FOX' RETURNS Hoover Foe Cfoser Fugitive To Tell Exploits SAN FRANCISCO tl'PJ> -The "F1orida Fox" has returned to the i<'ene of the crime. But this tirrle he is in a bid to become abigtime author. Billing himself as "An1eric1tt 'is lt1o8t Sue· cessful f\1gitiv\..," he ha.s returned to "''here he led a no't'mal lifl• for se\'t'n years before a computer ilisclosed his identity lo agents. llE WAS KSOWS to the f'Bl ai the "Florida . Fox·· before he had a brush v.·ith police and fled the city in June 1974. A national crime com- puter in Wa&hington suh- !iequently identified him as John William Clouser. a former Florida policeman whotie profile had appeared on the F'Bl·s most wanted list forninryears. The Fox was known fur havinJ;! taunted the lliAlt. FBI Chief J . Edgar Hoover tor his failltre to ~avture hiin 1n a flight across 44 states and ll nations . One letter ac- cused Hoover or ~lecping v.ritb a ledd.) bear. HOWEVF.R, THE onetime fugitive ad- mitted the FR1 mwnhunt was impressive : ' "The Federal Bureau ot Investigation claims to be th~ /inesl la"· en- forct-•ment agency in the "·orld. It has thousanda of agents. millions ot re- cords. hu1'e su ms of mon(')', a \VOrldwlde communications network . the best. .laboratories. the most modern com· put<-r technolog y, and the fr<'e aid of mill ions of Americans ... and every oiece of eQuipment seemed to be mobilized just to capture me.·· Clouser·s promotioo.al tour of his book. "The Most Wanted Man in America," has brought h.im to San Francisco. He fled the city in June. 1974, and turned himself in t"·o months later. lie scrYed only l l months in pnson because mrn;t of the charges against him exceeded the statute vf limltations. Dl'RJ~G JllS fug1ti\·e days. he "·as notorious for an involvement in thE' underworld which led him into a string of crimes. including grand larceny, assault, break- ing and entering. con- spiracy, kidnap and escape. Clouser came lo San Francisco in 1967. Under the alias of Dennis Ray Simon8 he said he "''as a ''Straight John '', a $4 .50-an·hour factory worker. a member of tht> Fraternal Order of Eagle!i. ;1 pro football season ticket holder. and evenlua ll y a married man. ELITES DRUNKER? LONDON CUPI) -A British physician says excessive drinking among professional peo- ple ls far more frequent than among tbe working class. Dr. Jul ius Merry . dJrector of the alcoholic~ unit of We s t Park ffm;pital. said cirrhosis of the liver. associuted with excessive drinkin~. "·as 22 times higher among company direc· ton lhan among average members of the popula· lion. I Welfare Reduced Parent Hunt Service Set lly TlfO!llAS D. WAS The atlqu.ence is dml.·nright commonplace: A marria.se breaks up and a court give11 custody o( the c;bJld.ren to the mother while imPoiin& child support payment.I on the father. AlmOfit as commonplace is the ratlure ol those child •upport paymmts to arrl\'t>, the mother'i; in· ability to locate her ch.ild·s fathtr and the entry ot that mother onto the weU~ roils . BOTH THE LEGISL.\TURE ASD Con(Tess moved la.st year to stem this phenomenon with hills setting u.p parent locater service. und almost automatic attsianmenl or the wages of a parent ~·ho dtfaulu on child support puyJJlcnt~. • The C;,.lirornia law took effe<.'l in Janu{ilry and sc.-em::s to be ""orking "ell. the state•s counties have almOllt doubled their intake or (WM.ls from default· in1 parents whose children recei \'t aid to families with dependent .. children. They 'ol.·ill take in about $70 million this ye3.r in reimbursements for '1''elfare money pa.Id tor child care. Things are not so good on the fede ral level. The federal parent locater service authorized last year bas not been uctivated because no money has been appropriated. BESIDES THAT. THE VERY concept of a parent locater service i:1 Unlt er an attack leJ b)' a Southern California cof)g rcssmun. Democrat James Corman of Van Nurs. His rationale -and he's b<:u.:ked by the r .. ord Administration -i!i ba.s<"<.l un tht! eonecpt!i o( privary and e<'onomy And hi!:i arJ,!umenu. '~ere per!luusive enough to get a hill doing a'ol.'ay "''ith the parent locater service through lht! How;e this sum· mer. That bill, in the Senate> Finance Committee, would also repeal l'ol.'O other laws. One gives custodial parents s tanding to sue in fedtral court when they're unsuccessful in J'.(ettini;: H state court's child support order enforced because o{ de(aulUng parent has Jett the state. The other allows the In- ternal Re\'enue Scr\ice Lo attach property wh~n child support paymenl!i ar~not made. "We went overboard last )'tlll' in getting t rederal government involved in"1J,15 area.'' Corman said in an interview. '"The5e programs are just not worth doing: from a dollar point ol vie'-''. And \\'C're also afraid that prosecutors would be able tou~e the information Crom the parent locater service tor other purposc8. ·· BUT SOUTHERN CAUf'ORSIA prosecutors quarrel with all Corman·s maJor concerns. "We take in $30 million a year rieht no~·,in re- imbursements or welfare money paid out to mothers "'ho s hould be i.:etting child support but artn 't, ·· said Herbert Jacobo'ol.•1tz. chirf of the child suilport division in the l..ns Angeles Count) district attomey·s office. "\Ve could double that umount if we had the proper toul!i. ·· The parent locater service sct up in California under last yeaT'S state let\\' is "''orking 'ol.·ell. he said, ruld ··a federal ser\·icc like it w.•ould be an extren1ely valuable tool.·· The federal sen-;ce would use IRS. SOci al Stturity and Department of Oefense file~ to locate parents. 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Ht"'Pllrl Bt.11<", CA. '1'16'l) "'""0"' ........ .:i. Tllo\ b•.n•n•\~ h ton0,.<11'<1 l)l' • HAMI: STAT•MaHT ,,,.,.,,1,.. ...... ,., .. 11 Tiit IDl!owln9 P"'"°"'' af9 01.11r1e1H..nr, l'lo;i•loll tM.I ..... ,.,, Tl>l1. \11........,1 ... \ I Ii.cl wlltl It.I THEE£ -"ATIO iltl!$1'"AU ~ C-ly Cl••k ol Or•",_ eo1>111,. on n5 ,,,..,lnt Att., l•lllN ltlMd, (:i[. AlllJAI 1J, 1'15 -"'"' MAVllllCE .J . & WI::: 1•1,eu1MG Of•"Ot cw•t Dtllr P'ikil, 5T•UDIHGElll, 1 OterwoeC ....... 11, 14, )I, .11rcl ~I . I, 1915 31)i-1) lrWIAI. C.A. '110S 1 fl'lll bv\l ... •i l• COl\Clll<.ltll by., PUBLIC NOTICE dlwlGll.-1. • ,...,.rl(t J. 51•VOl,,._t ..;;: n.1, ".! .. ""'"' .... , lllft .... 111 f'ICTITIOUi 9USIHIES5 C-ly Clflr• Df 0.6"" COvllty °" "AM• STA Tl: ME HT lrmt.r J, lt1J, ly-= Tl'le lollow•nt r-•"°'1 h <IO<no bu\.i-Pullll\.hed Or•.....-Co••I O•lly -ft· lONE V. JJ11 EIOr'I !>Jo,•. (.0'.1.11 ~J>l•mbl• 1. i•.11, n. 1t1J Mfl· Mew. C.lltort1•• •1111 Jtmn Tlld.., F>cln JJ1• Et(h}fl No '· PUBLIC NOTICE ~w N.ow.C.•l••cir'l•a i1~11 . . 11'1•1 IW'-'nt'>\ " tol'l() .. cltO lly ~n ,,. 1d1wl<11.1•t. JllCTtTIOUI •us1N1t:Sl J.llfnt'> lO<IO A,.,lh NAN'IST.flT"•MaNr J ! T,..I\ ~t•lt!n•tnl we\ 111!0 wilt! 11'>1' TNIOllPWlnfper-••rt dolng . c;o..n1, C.I••~ ol O•en(l<I c.o .. rcv on ..,,, ., Au<;i'-'!.A 16, 1•11 , l C WOOOCRAFTElt!., 171'&1 FIHU H•\1e<, c;,,\0..11 G•Ovt. C•llfo,,•ll•t:IMI I Putlhllttd o'""<J" CO•\! O•llY Pllol, Jol'ln 0 '1'"1•1o, 121•1 M••t.11• A"(I. JI, •no '>t'-'I I , !I, 11, 191J lJ11-ll c;e,..., Grr>.;e, C..11lllornl.11 ft'-'O Cltut• IO't•••~•! 8•0-•, 1W M Pt.:81.lC NOTICF. e..t. ... , S-.nit 111,..., C.•hfO<ftt• tflOI. Thi\ b"\l"f'\\ °' (Ond .. ~IOll bV f Q«!e•.1111>1rlner\l\•p l'tC11t1ous IU~INESS .Jol\f'I o·Amoto H.t"'E STAT•MIEJllf Tnl1 ~l•tf',,."'11 "'"' flltll wlltl I~, Tr. 1o11o .... nq per_, " 11o.nv b\n.i. "°""'' Cit•• DI 0<.11n9'1 C.-J Ml•n· A~11•, 1f1S EARTH .... OAK!, JlOO oo, sr ~,~ Nt .. -1 &t•<ll, C•hto.•n>• '1MO ' PuOl•"""d O•iln~ Co.st D•Ur Pl "'II•~~'' 1¥ Cr>ltl1, JXI (1,,, SI . ~,l1.•nll!.IJ>I 1• 1• n. ltl} ~ ,..., .. I>')<' l!-o•• "· c .. 1•!orn1~ •1wc Tl\1• T!u'"'''' •> <Cnd,.t!crC' t..1dll1n PliBUC NOTICE e11v1ou,.1 I "'••~T!4Colr>y I f,..,~ ~'"'~""'n! .,..,~ !•lrC' w,n1 1~ '°ICT!TIOUS•USIHl!SS Coun1v (Ir •• Ill 0 •.1"'"'' (.c,.n1y Oii NA,,,I[ StATl!MEHT AU(l\1\116, t•IS T"" lollow•nQ ''"'""' " (IOffog 11\nj FUil! re~\•1. I Ptibt•~ AltT GAl.llER'f' ..,,IQ Jl.i!""!.o-pt 7,T l.11 ,!~f~ lJ\8/l •l~ll"!.l .,N•woortBe•<ll,C.A.t'lllU P lJRLIC l"\OTICf: FICTITIOUS 8USIHES5 NAM[ 'ilATl!MENT T"'1 lotl""''f\4 llt'•wtn ·~ 001nq btA1· 1!'1t••·~ !.UNAI!.£ COFF[t: S£PV1Cf'5. 1~"7S \1 1• Del S...•, Ml\\1011 ""'1c. CA t'l61S I J.11n-e\ Tllom•\ Zeno•. 2S921 V•a O..r Su•, "'"''Ion V•e)o, CA, '111>1~ Em•~uel & RI!• (_ R1f'i<>. 13)1t1 W 8•Y'>! Ntwpor t llt•Cll,(.A.~I T"'~ OU.,.,_.,, I• <OndlltlOd I)' .11n •II Olwldwl ' R•I• E ~it-•" ·Tnl\ 1111,~mer1 ,..,, !•ltd ..,.,, ,,.,. Cc""!' (.Jerk Ill 0 ••"99 C.-• ~ Augo..~t 11. 19/} , ..... P\l!>Cl~d 0•d~9"" CO.II O•UT P!lol, Al>ll 11,2t, Jl .• or:rS..pl l, lf/S Jl.,·1> PUBLIC NOTICE I TM/\ OU••rw•• '' conOUt led lly"" 10· d1w10..•I J.,., •• T"°m"' Zer.o• ,ICTITIOUS eus1 Jllll!SS Tll•1 ~l•lf,,,."I w•\ IHrC' wHl'I ttw HAME\TATEMl!NT 'C-IJ ('''' OI Or•n,,,.t Counlv O" Seel-T"<= fotlo10•1n11 0-<..o-r!\ •re doing"'*" t1'mrit< l.19/}. ,..,,.,, I 'C111' GA•NOA ACALIY COl.AP1'HV, Publlllled D<iln(lot C..0•11 o .. nr Piiot, 1<1H1 Jttl•tr Aoe<l, !r~lne, C.ltl«nl• Sept,mt>t r I, 1•. 11. 2*, It /} l<IS2·11 n101 ' 5,.,,,.,, R, G,o~no', l .. SI Jettr-.y I Rr>ad, l••ln .. , c .. 1.1v•n1• tl/CH Pl'BLIC NOTICF. . J ... ,,., " G•,nr>r, •1• 8•¥1kle o .. ~ ... A1>! ~ l. N~w11or1 a~11c1t. FICTITIOUS 8\JSIH E'>S C.•hh>rni .. 921>4>0 HAMEStATl'MEHT Tl\>\ b"~'n'"' ,, 1on(l y(li'CI l:PV " I T"<= IOllO'•"nQ Pl"\O'I '' 0011'1<1 11tr1;1• ~••lp.ortn•r~l\11> ,,..\\8\ Je!lrt .. K G"V'IO• F'REMONT (U Pi ) Thert'0!' a hon1c in this ~an Francisco Bay Area !:iUburb where -for $100 :\t s R~\'nl"r sa id Pc-o1.01Nc; c:to,.,TtR<,Of' T'li'~~"''"·~"t """~'·•~""''"'i..: • · 1·· ("Llf"OQN•A 3'~8 C.•ml><I' D•+vt (o.,nty C.i!•> cl O•a11~ C.OUl'llY O" a man can watC'h naked women. drink au the alcohol he wants. talk about sex and look al dirty pictures. But physical love play is taboo. ·sµccta gut!st s \\ere l ~·•e 111 . N~,..'uon &tOKn. ca1>10<n•~ "'"ll"'1,.,n1} tht.> mainstay nf the l1>:1hl>O F•'~ h Th , . . h , P'""'" A Bo"'~'' J• • 111'.l'l G.t•Of, P"b'•""~d O•""'I" c:o .. ~t D•11v Piiot ouse . C!:ie . ~ e ex-1s1re .. 1, Ne,.110•1 e ........ C•111o•n•• ... vq.2•,l• ~...,.,~"' 1.u .n1~ Jn'.-1• plaint-•d . in\·ol\ed wM-O ! an .. 1hino from 1h,, man I H"'11"""''~''<onau<teo11 .. ....,,., 1----------- J ~ • '. 1"""°"'a' PUBLIC NOTICE obsessed "'Ith "'omens 1 11r.111."A eow""·Jr !-----------film>· undcrpinninas to Th•• •ta•emen1 .... ~ h •1'd with 11-. . " l(.ounly Cllr> 111 O••ng~ C.GUr>I, on ,ICTITIOU'> BU\IHESS the n1an feelin g tnore ,,"'1"~111 .1111~. " .. MIESTAT£MaHT comfortable acting as a Puti11~~" O•o'ln9f C04s1 Ol'l11v':!,2 ~:::,~111111w1nQ llt'•wn I• o111..,,, bu\•· "''Offiiin. ! Avo. H, 1,, l,, '"" S<tp• I,,~,~ l\Ol-JS WATER (MEMt<:AlS, 26*11 "''" ------------1 Vlttor••· ""!S\IOn Vl•lo,CA. mis Barbara E . Ravner, I PUBLIC NOTICE FAANc.1s cl.YOE PETEA:SEu. 24, owner or Call·A·Date PUBLIC NOTICE "611131 .,.,. v1tto"•· M••'1°" vi.ejo. o.. En · 'd h ni1s teri>nses, Sal 5 e ran FICTITIOUS llU51HIE5S nus bus•t1e)~ I\ tllr>d!Kled ~ .... -her Dusiness in San ! NAMIESTATIEMEHr l"•c.r1r1ous•us1HESS dl.-..,.. .. 1. f'r . f h'J b Tne '<lllo...1"'11 "9•!JOn I\ dOh'll blAi NAME STATl'MfHT ''•n<l1Cl~Ofo Ptltr"An anCJSCO Or a W le Ut 11en•s: T .... !0Uow1nQ perwn •S 0041'19 bu!>!· Tl'll' Sldttm...,t .,.,.,, lo!ed witti '""° 3 nudity ban for eSCOrt '>£1"'1' IALK,1l40C.amr.r.0. .. No .....,,,,: County C:•t•• al O.anq,: C.OunryonSetl· · ( d h t (,NewpO•!B•·""•Co'lhto•nia91~ 'M1'AIN4 V1'C:HT SERVICE'. !emt-13,19/l SerVICCS Orce er lO Oavlo l'rr>••. 1119 fusion,..., ,Coo.I~ 1 ~1•1 !.d•1>toqa L""t, ~tonQlon 1"•711t !eek the more Ji beral '-'-" C•i.torn,af1~11 Bea<:.h. CA '12"'°• Pvt>llY>ed O•a,.,ge Co.ou 0•11, Pilot. ('On(jn('S Of this qlJ.iel ,r'~' ~s,ncss '~ t11n011tl111 h>' ,.., •~ V~!l<t• Hdn\ Ellt•ll••C' Gn\, \'291 S.pt~mt<f• I, \4,11, 28, ,,,, J.lll)ol.1~ ~• "" 'W••lOQI lA ........ yn\,ncito11 n--11<11. CA rity. Oil••ORoi\ '1t.1• Th+• •1;;1~menl "J I ,,, • ., ''"In '"'" rn,~ 11~~·-'~" <llnll"~l•d fl• .. n ,,.. rt.: RI.IC NOTICE • • . -. --• l -DM.YPILOT ~Squirt Can Hurt lll)'EIUIABOMBEat your OIOlle w~s In lrou· 1 know, she nodc!Ald t.o bl•, what would you do my roller. "Do you ha>e As If J do11't ba•e •-it?" any ldea'wbat that liWe" ftlOUlb on my mind, my ••My ozone JS In trou· p(rrt meant?''· da:u11iter told me the ble," she said. "And I "It meant 'that even either' day my oi:one was am coin g to do when J quit, my un- l.Dtrouble. somethin& about it. I'm derarm5 went on and on t N a eollege"graduate, not going to-use a;nymore and on .•. you know like I knew right away either aerosol, c~ns ~!"d you you've just flow~ from W the anti!reeze had shouldn te1tber. Denve.r to Chicago luted out of my car (b) _ without~ plan•:'.' tD1 sinus cavity was re-OF COURSE. She was She wtnced, I meant ac1f to crest or Cc) so-talking about aerosol a deeper implication ~e bad filcked their cans that eventually are than that, Mother. Are Die near all the papers going to take over the you aware that the stored in the basement. world. Those little devils HoUJe Commerce Com· But I wasn't sure. She is always laying new phrases on me and then becoming super critical because she thinks I don't keep up on what's going on in the world. have been playing havoc mitlee is drafting a bill with people for years. that will include a ban of ''I know what you spray ca n s using mean," I said. ''The fluorocarbons?" -other morning I mistook ''J wouldn't have gone a can or hair spray (or so rar as to take it to the deodorant and pf(. Congress," I said Tell me, I said. ··rr (t .•. right in the Mother! ··surely, old .•. ozone?" you 've seen firsthand FREE RESERVED TICKETS ••. , l , ~ r , SANTA ANA JAYCEES AND ST. ANNE'S YOUNG AOUL TS PRESENT an ta Ana College IJ(lOrd1ng to S t. A1atthl'w • t o m1.11 1(0I hor,f'd upon fhf' gor;pel h illips H;:)ll Friday, Sept. 12th, 1975 fris tol a t 17th Street Curtain: 8 :00 P .M. anta Ana, Califo r nia Donation: $4.00 LTD DAY'S URDSSWDBD PUZZLE , ACROSS 1 Nimbus ! Great Lake Tell 1 Scissors 21 Coll~e eubject 2 Smoother f loor covering AuStratian birds Legislative body Herb genus Before : ·prefix Roman road Affectionate :ft" Poker Item ~·Priest's vestment 3l• Extra- ordinary person ~ Injure ~ Destinies I Paid athlete Desired ! Endure Weeps Dresses i a hook Relieves Destroy 48 Sightless '\t Wet and spongy 51 Revolve !Do Concaal $ Sheep's cry ~Calm e(lt Man's nam·e $ Friar ~ Transparent $f Throws S Leave 8' Br1ghtness .ftl library : features SOiar deity Opposite: 2wds. 68 Com!c:t 67 Fleshy 68 Operis: poetic 69 Concise 70 Mountain nymph 71 Bishop'• headdress 72 Conical pile 73 Military enterlalners 74 Freshwaler fish 75 Prying 76 More vicious 77 Doclrine 78 Purloln 79 Open-roof shelter 80 Classic dance 81 Reaches across 82 Less adorned 83 Breaker 84 Saucer edge 86 Clergymen 89 Office periods 90 Snitch: slang 91 Ten : comb. form 92 Repeat performance 93'-Greek letter 94 Lively song 95 Fundamental 96 Thwart 97 Beach 98 Record 99 Heated argument 100 Engllsh eel 101 Wharfs 102 Departed 103 American author 104 Swiss mountain 105 Puts on I 106 Tardy 107 Small wagon 108 Miner's Und 111 Pastry dish 113 Buccaneer 116 Kind ol muslache 118 Aeets 119 Sarcasllc 120 Maintaining 121 Weirdly 122 Stralghl llne 123 "Kettle of fish" 124 Has real ity: 2wds. DOWN 1 Rope Uber 2 Maple genus 3 Theater seat 4 Cape Horn native 5 Overacted 6 Bus passenger 7 Cake !roster 8 Feminine ending 9 Vacalion spol 10 Happening 11. lei borrow 12 Lllerary conecuon 13 Hebrew letter 14 Bullt 15 Battle reminders 16 Difficult 17 Seaeagle 18 Beekeeper 19 Attire again 20 Cement sheet 22 Thinks ' 30 Mix 32 Roman bronze 3' Kiin 35 Obscure 36 Monk 37 Slangy conlractlon 38 Peels 39 Levy 40 Speediness 41 Apart: 2wds. 42 Merry outing 43 Punt 44 Oipsout 45 With : prefix •1 Stunted anlmal 48 Extort from 49 Oark 51 Drill a hole 52 Mix 53 Cite 55 Biiiy club 56 Swindle 57 Canescent 59 Go by 60 Sniff 61 Cllmblng pepper 62 Without neM> 63 Religious rad I cal 64 Ullllzer 65 Small case 66 Regions 67 Spend· lhrlft 68 Precious jewel 70 Fore- tokens 71 Changes pr aces 72 Ego 74 Fixed look 75 Girt's name 76 label 78 Amusement 79 French -80 Baseball hil 81 Large rock 82 Sudsy drink• 83 Glossy l•brlC 85 Ashen 86 FooUike pan 87 Antlered • animal 88 Artistic caf\ler d9 Thunder god 90 Clenched h•nd 91 Verve 93 Greek poet 94 Biography 95 Wage war .97 Misdeed 98 Discover 99 Tribal groups 101 Poeuc form 102 Roman language 103 Haa status 104 Church recess 105 Aromatic herb 106 Fiann.el 107 Sleeveless garment 108 Death notice 109 Gypsy ladY 110 Work units 112 t-lawalian dish 114 Anger 115 Fabulous bird 116 Hlvesound 117 Spire ornament AT WIT'S END how the nuorocarbons In pressurized cans can harm the atl:Dospheric layer whJch 1cree111 the aun•aradiatloq.'' '10F COURSE,'' I nodded. ''Not to mention what happens when you mistakenly spray tub and We cleaner on your hair. I mean, who wants hair that roams and de- 'odorizes? '' ''I can't believe it.'' she smiled. ••Do you re- alize, Mother, this is the rJrst 'meaninfful con· versation' we ve been able to carry on in years.•• I passed the bathroom and gave my underarms a spritz wi th air freshener. These may just be the only two ozones I'll ever get, and I plan to take care or them. , LlllW ......... S-.. ... ..-rs "OMI Of' °"" DMOSAUIS IS MISSMV _,.l'O'fAMM SMAD• ~-·- DllUIE KEATON Locel Newport T•lent In "LOVE and OF.Alli". --"GUAClllER FORTUNE" lleol•wwffllot • ........... Swhn ... ----................... ___ ,._ T............ . I ,.,. .. w..10 I P.S.. w;t;; ... 4-'WU •ttw•••• ... r4ll•t TMI ....... AAlft,IDUlftllta•...- V-.... 1-t•I A -w-,T-..tr T .,,.. w..,.• lNI • "COON_. Ill DAILY PllOI' CLASSIFIED ADS ... 2 • ..,. I \ I • Aries: Tim·e To. Socialize MONDAY,8EPl'EIOIEEI B78YDNBYOllA&Jt AEIES {March 2l·AJirii Ii): The Ullhtbe.n.d approach is most productive. Sociallu. Leave wO<tlnl detallo to another time. TAUKUS CAprUZO.May20): Feellll1 ofresU1c- tlonlaevtdent. Gainalnngtbl'tomo-!Uon. GEMINI (May 21.,June 20): StoccUI In ac· eompllablng a difftcult tut rewards. Don't 111 back and wait for 100<! fortune. (ICORPJO <Oct. 23 -Nov. 21): Who! WH stymied could be released. Emphasis it on security, talent to achieve goals. SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Think about what occurs behind the scenes. Someone wants you to base decisions on what appears on the sur· face. · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You cOllld be taken in by someone who la enthusiastic but DOl necessarily informed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Falling out wltb friends should be regarded transitory. Do one thing at a time and do it well. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Path that 81" peared clear Is laden with 1Dlexpeeted financial expense. Don't (all into a mC?l'ley trap. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): A struagJe between conservative trends and exciting new deals em· phasized. Best to follow conservative •PPJ'O.lCb. VIRGO (Aug. 23.sept. 22): Curb tendency to overactlvity, overbaste, or overfottefuln~ in dealing with problems and situations. .. UBRA <Sep t. 23·0cL 22): Don't promise more than you cao fulfill. Coo.fide in a trusted hi.end. PISCES (Feb. l9·March 20): Avoid ex· travagant gestures. Give clear thinking equal time with impulse. S40DLE£1ACM PL42'A . . . . . .. ' . .. . "FRAMED" ....... _ .. J~ .. , "'Pl.AMID Mia.1•1• SHPICO W.MI MOM. TllH M/M "'RA.MID" i • •••• "'IHPICO"',,.. "TIDAL WAYE" ''*""""'"'' F OUNTA IN VALLE'¥• .. ·~ ... ~ .. . CiE l\l(R.<IL Clfll(MA CORPORATION SO.COAST PWAI ... .sm "FRAMED" <R> ,_1 ... W,,_.,......_, .... "COOU1'Hi6H" ..... """ ............ D&IOMACPASSIOMUftS "BEYOND l:HE,DOOR" "4 ...... ,.,....,.,.. ,11w ............. 11:1i FR PARKIN tKI 'TI-IE J.1..-1w11-•1•7·1MI OTHERSIDE . -111 OFTHE fllll1' ... 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Chamber music had been the f:rty or tb~ establishment theUmeofnobWty. · "But they be1an to -real communication in tbe more SoPhlsllcated chamber musle. J,.ate Beethoven I'm talktna about, not Dvorak or SmetanL ••ALSO. TIOS is the era of tbe nonbero. Tbe soloist and the Ol'dles\r• conductor fit the 18th century, cultural-hero· mold. A st.rins quartet is teamwork,· everybody pltcblng Ill tocetber.' · Mann aays, ''When oqr quartet started Ill 1918, there were..two or tlll'ee·lll'OllPI rW111iD1 mlUDd the U.S. each playing 50 rJr 100 concerta a year. Today lllere are two dozen who give 50 to 150 a ye.ar. Our problem bas .been .,....a•;Ur;tl&do. maeh•nc. '.'We all ta·~cb mualc at "I CGnstanUy receive request. JuiWard, m0<e thap 20 Moodays lor posltlooa to be lilied In ud Tllelda:ra a :rear. Ten..,...,., quartets. I tllought maybe the eyearwe'reattboUbraryol Oeld would OU up by now, but II rea1 l'l'om Wednesday to 1till baon't. Any one of the ay. ~merican Quartet could have !'Thi• weel<" we're a( the i:one 1nto one or these jobo but Metn>polltan )(uaewn Friday, Ibey want to stay tocetber. One muald811 ..-1hey llllnlt tbeJ'r'e toinl to be famoua eolollll and make a lot of OlOf\ey. '' He 1ay1 .''I don't really know Whether { could have been a soloist. But I always loved chamber music, even u a kid In Portland, Ore. I wrote three quartets berore I came to JulWard. Boston Saturtlay, Montreal bu a year to go at J\Olliard; the &md:f ~bad< to taaeb. lt'1 a otbenuaduatedtblayear. "DUJUNG World War II, I wu ..,..e w-~f..-0• staUoned on an Island at the end "'r.~ . .,'N(j seal.Sm break we' "ANOTBEa one of our groups ot • -· llland Sound, looklttg for · ""=: ' iltheConcordQuartet,""-"reat ..._ tale one long tour ol llve ,..._. ....,, U·boata. A ceW1t and I used to around Ille cOW11rJ. This fall'Wo Dartmouth. TboTok:roQuartetil come illto New York and play go for three weeka, to do ~ traY<Unl. sueeessrwty. I taught chambermU1icwlthlriends. C<>DCerts In 24 days, In Lqndon, them three years. Tbe)' always · ..::Laald.ma,ybe.JulllLvd abould StOCkboliii, WarsaW:-ilucliarellt;-~ lt--ln mlnd-wget'rid otthetr~have a quartet In residence the ete.lt'1101tt1tobeamess. ,llrl player. I told them •t wu way Oberlin once had. One man "Quaritets are a small, lwmoraltouseherandestabllsh laid be happened to know that economlC Operation. M0st have a themselves and get ~d ciber, but William Schuman, the JuiWard top fee of t500 P4U' concert now. they eventually ~Id. president, had that Ill mind. ,, 0 ,, Quuteta har~.500 to $3,000 Mann says, I preach to my •·twrotehimaletterandbadan not the Job. We had a heated Juillia.rd as a guy who n~ with the p a IJ'OUP with students if they're here for a interview. The thing that ar&"ument about Beethoven 's caredaboutclothes.Thene.xtdC;Y aJamqrorAAM ablllbedname.'' living, Civeit up right now. There convinced him to go with an metronome marks." J eot a note in m y mailbox r · TH£ JUILUARO STillNG QUARTET DISCUSSE!I A PIECE ""'' Love of Mualc Mull Come Bator• Earnl"ll•• Vlollnlll Saya • .._, .,,, .. Mann 1~, ''All atttng players ar~ many better ways to make a as-yet·unformed quartet ratber For the fir• ..eoncert, ln 1M6, Schuman: 'Fight the big ba at Jullliard are 1uppoeed to have li~g. . than an established one waa that Mann says, they wore dark suits. not the little ones.' We took chamber muaic with us. We've 'The only mot1~atlonshould be all we talked about was the music. "I hated tails. I'm known at hint and started wearing tails." had., most of the young quartets that every minute you're ....::::..:.:.::.:=:.::.::.::.::.::.:.:..::.::.=.::.=:::...---.,..,-----------------------C9ttle und• us. The LaSalle, now workine in music you're cettlng resident In ClttclnnaU, was. They satisractlon out or It because of needed a name and 1 named the wonder of the music. Some of them: my apartment is on them are in school because their LaSalle street. The American parents want them to be Seruggs Das New Sound By JAMES CARRIER AIMC'-'",,.~wrtw WILLIMANTIC, Conn. -Thir- ty years after his rolling, syn. copated banjo established the standard against which all future banjo players would be measured and defined a form or music that didn't yet have a name, Earl Scruggs is no longer "into'' blu,grass music. At 52, Scruggs is the Godfather of the Scruggs Revue, a six.piece boogie·blues-bluegrass group seen more often in rock clubs and on college campuses than at bluegrass festivals. At it& center stands Earl, his black hair still slicked straight back, but now tickling his shoulders. White doves and peace symbols climb his bright blue banjo strap. BELOW THE tailpiece or his banjo a small wire emerges and fallt to the noor, trailing off to a bank of amplifiers behind him. It is this connection, the electric plµg, that aym bolizes the new Scruggs sound and the sparks it .has created among many of his old ra"'. In the 19'0s, Scruggs relined and made popular a tbree-fiDler style of picki~g that now bears ~ name. When he Joined Bill Monroe's band, the Blue Grass Boys, the new banjo style bec~e . tht: key element in the ~ ~ PICKER.SCRUGGS sound tater known as bluegrass. . Most bluegrass bands still use the instruments Monroe as· sembled: acoustic guitar, man· dolin, fiddle, banjo and string baas. And traditionalists think it .sbOuld stay that way. ' ' BUT FOLLOWING hia 1969 breakup with Leater Flatt, Scruggs formed a bend with his three sons, using eledric guitars, ·drums and piano. The idea originated iiine years earlier, during rehearsals for a ~ CC?n· cert when Scruggs jammed with fellow gue.st King CW'tis, the late blues saxophonist. "I saw where the banjo was more versatile than just straight bluegrass, and it sounded so ~ood to me Wltil I just couldn't get it off my mind,'' Scruggs said in an interview. Jamming his Nashville home with combos put to&etber by his three boys, Randy, Gary and Steve, the youngest at 17, Scruggs said even lhe old twies sounded be.tter to him with a new beat behipd them. "I didn't know how it would work, but it sounded too good not to try it. I just needed something to stimulate my feelings," said Scruggs who relt bored and un· happy after 20 years of playing the 1ame music with Fiatt. '"I feel I'm pickin' a better ban· jo now than I ever did," said Scruggs. "'I reel I'm dolttg a bet· ter job than I would be if I was playing back with Flatt because I waan't mentally into it. Therefore I just got to ·where I was not playing as good .. · .I just got tired or playing · the same routine. "I just don't think you can stay with the same songs.all your life without going along with the times. You've got to keep work· Ina on your material, doing them different ways or you just get out of the ball game, that's all." ''*'*""'I I I I I I! I 0 I I Ii ii" II ii I x:1ii7xi 11111 I. I I j I I j ! ~:ariii: "AN ORGY FOR IOVIE-LOVERSI'' _...,.."""" Tho -y ...... NOT SINCE 10v'E STORY-. ,,----, 11ll· Jn.,, ~l'.')' of lilt KinlTlCTll. TI..,· ArTlCTil:.:in Olympic -.kirlintm.l-r \\1~trapc fall /(11.*. l'\1T)'ll1ln~ l"\1t her l1fr. Ar-..! \vhi.i to.ull.l th1.· \f'll.lf.l)..:t' !0 livr thrufhh the low nf rn: \t·ry ~fX'\:i.:il m.in. 'I 'THEOTHERSIDE Of > THE MOUNTAIN' JOHii fRRA/IO • mrM MlfES. P.l lDl'IAROS I \I' CINE MA l'lfST 4 "MREWEU. MYUNEU" -·-· .. 11.0 ............. I ,.,.s.-.-.... -·--C--0 •• q, ••91 -· .... ,..., lllSTOl. 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Eqpml Co C.toc "torp -SCll•ltr EltciranlC$ NII OotlroU Carp -8111k ol (.omrntru 'I know some people just go through the motions ... and don 't really want to work, ' Raul Escamilla says. Irvine and Newporl Beach area. He ad- mits the kind of jobs he finds are not th e highest paid -generally from $2.50 to $3.50 an hour -but there are vacancies. At present he has listings .for housekeepers and babysitters, a main · tenance person, a mobile home park manager, a person to work in a laun- dromat, and one to work in a de· licatessen. 'Finding a job is a lost ea.Sie r today than people might think. if you take time to go out and look a nd t alk t o employers," he said . "I have placed six people in the last three weeks." O.Uy Piiot SI.Ml PlloCo Escamilla also acts as a referral service, matching people to jobs. "Because of my connections with the county I am in touch with all the job banks,'' he explai ned. nesdays and Fridays, and his t elephone number is 546-204 7. But now Escamilla. \!.'ho lives in Laguna Beach and who Y.'Orks for the county in a job outreach program, has about 15 vacancies -but no takers. Escamilla is one or about 14 job de- velopers working in a program funded through the Co mprehensive Employ- ment and Tra ining Act <C ETA ). He works in a community center because one of the goals o r the pilot program is to see if job placement service works better in a community orfice than in a county building. He also gives encouragement to first- time job applicants and tells them how to prepare for and present themseJves in a job interview. He wonders if thut. 's because no one knows about him or where to find him. He works out or the community center office behind St. J ohn the Baptist Catholic Church, 1021 W. Baker St .• Costa Mesa. H)'s there MOndays , Wed-Escamilla covers the Costa Mesa, "I know some people just go through the motions of filling out forms and don 'l really want to work," Escamilla said. "But I also believe that many people aren't aware that there are openings and would like to know about them.'' .Financier Sees Not a Cent Bank Sale NEW YORK (AP) -Curt _ Landtroop is a financier "A·ho trades daily in multimillions of dollars, but be never sees any of the figures. He is blind. Landtroop is a portfolio m1nager for General Motors Corp. His job, as he simply ex- plains it, ''is to invest the exceu cash ea.eh .day. The idea is to in- vest for maximum yield. How m uch we invest depends on the 4ay and time of year, how the ~ash is looking and what our cash needs are. "We deal only in bonds and filllher stable securities. not on the vpen market, so as to realize the &realest possible yield and have the mooey available when we need it. And we only deal in securities that we own." a typical day Landtroop • he bu between $iS milllon $150 m.Wlon at his trading . al '"Think of a portfolio as >.a saY!ngs account. I try to keep , a.r •h«tlnc account as small as -'bl• wlllle making the most flour aavln&•.'' the telephone each morning. Now the information is provided in braille on equipment created by a firm speciali zing in offi ce machinery for the blind. Landtroop d emonstrated a computerized braille printer that is liQked by telephone to a time- shanTig terminal in Detroit. On it he receives daily bond printouts and he may feed in information. He also has a programmable calculator that can print results in braille and a manual braille writer capabl e or producing 63 combinations or dots. Each morning Landtroop re· ceives two pages of bond pricing information. The data, printed in braille, is hung to a wall near his desk so that he has it at his fingertips when he is tradlng. From the pages Landtroop dis- cerns the cash position or the day. After studying the market he contacts brokers. this office. It ·s a sink-or-swim ap- proach. You have to learn fast, and yo u do because you make many contacts, in banks, over lunch. on the street. I've learned an incredible lot without realiz- ing I was.·· LANDTROOP, 24, is a native of Texas. He took a B.S. degree in bwliness at Towson State Col lege in Maryland. He says, "I learned only a very little about frnance in my finance courses. I'm getting an education on the job." He looked for employment for a year after be graduated in 1973, before finding his presefit job. l\taryland's Department of Voca- tionaJ Rehabi.Utation frnanced his bi;aille equipment. "I• lacked confidence when I began,'' be recalls. "But now I feel I'm fully worth the chance GM toolc on me. They haven't bibied me -you can't be babied in this business. When I was look- Approv ed SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -State and federal agencies have approved the acquisition of the Soutbe'°n California First Na· tional Bank, San Diego, by the Bank of Tokyo of California. Officials or both banks said last week that the approval came from the State Banking Depart- ment and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The Bank of Tokyo also is acqu i ring Southern California First National Corp., the parent company. State officials also ap- proved a proposal to change· the post .. acqul1ition bame to California First Bank. ing for a job out of school, many -••••••••• employers took my blindness as I SBA LOANS Just fill ·out the coupon and return it to us. YOu will be notified by mail of an appointment at your convenience. The photograph will be taken by a top quality local studio and you will select your favorite print from SeYeraLpose$. No hidden costs or service charges are involved. We invite you to take advantage of this gift whether or not you are an account holder. (But if you're not, we would welcome you into our prosperous family of Southwest Savers.) So. complete the coupon for your Portrai t Calendar-while this offer is avai lable. 11vings lf11111ed ro S~0.000 and loan association HUNTINGTON BEACH 5926 Warner at Springdale 846·3306 ----~-~· th!!:!.!!!.IJ!!·.!~~e:!'..;..!~ t6 !..P!!?.~~1-E~--Fill..out •nd retum tflls coupon to: --,-.-.,-,·,·~, • Southwest Sa11ings 5926 Warner Ave.• Hur'lt:nVton Beach, Ca. 92647 1 You will be notified by moll of YOUt' oomeniani ~fnunont. (off•r llmited-oM pw family) n.m.: pho111: _______ _ addrm:--------,,....------clty: ________ _ s11te: ________ 1lp: _____ _ •"J'BE INVESTING is usually completed by 10 :00 and the rest of the day is spent preparing for the next day'!! transactJons, .. he says. ''Sales are generally briskest .during the second quarter or the fiscal year .•• a working handicap. They I I wouldn't risk me.'' I $2$,000-$400,000 I . Landlroop and bis guide dog, J 5· 15 YEA RS I Flame, live on Manhattan's East I . SteweGrltf& Auoc. I Side. The l ·year-old aolden Or.ngeCounryOHice I --,~=---~~=M~,-1SouthwtstS.11ingscus1omer. 1()'1'b<I muJUmU!lop-dollar Ogures ~VP. l~er acare him. "I was ltjghlened In the begiming," the .-...Cy, blond 1lx·footer admitted In an interview lo hl• midlown llanbattan office. "But after 11 i!!UOlbl on the job :rou don't let ' f'W zeros bother you." _ In addition to his investing duties Landtroop directs the cor· poratlon'a stock-savings purchase program. designed to- make company stock available toemployes. retr~iver also has an affinity for 1 4000 We11i.1v P$,, Suitt 17&1 I undtrstend I •m to reaelvo • c1lend1t wi'h '"Bx 10 portr•h of my ftlm ily ";gift •nd money. f.andtroop told of ap I Nwiport &etctt.c.. 9'2660 l .'::::~~et~v~ou~wl~H~co~n~•~kl::;""'::;'~•:"":='::':':":;'":oo=:ln::•:m:•:":' '::•::•:;m~v=•:H:li::n•~·=========~ evenlngheond Flomewerevlsll· I · (714) 752-6550 • l - in g a neighborhood bar. Flame I . Mr. Scott I fl._11 84 ... gm~ 'r PlllBT Lancltroop had to lliemodze data on -UO eee-~ tbllt were read to him over • 1 ••f Jove the money market," Landtroop says. "There are a lot of different jobs performocl In • retrieved a $100 bill from the I MCDNY l... ' ~ n~ and dutifully brought It to I Llfelnw.nc.llMl\'prcwtdtd I hts mastt.r, Quipped Landtroop: It bVMut\ltlofPHwYork I "Now, that's a best friend.'" •••••••• .. • • Piil • few word• to work for rou In the DAILY PILOT - • . . • ' 9'1'!1!t,l!pU'!._1,,111S 11 , OAILY,.or Cft ~ FOREST HILLS, N.Y. <APl - ''You 4o it, aed JM It. too." .nm. 1111 eoa_.. 11id It ... lllent m ace ho pa....s Col to Qirll --hla ., .... .-- ..., .... Ultln• ·the --Slllurd&y In the U.S. Open tennla champlomhlpa. I ' for "itle; Connors Fav.ored I • ' ' • Cbria n1Pollded with ' ""'111· dent 1mlle ao.d a wave ol the hand. Then both Weal out -tullllled the inl.Hlon. So. the 20-year-old Evert lo the -queen or the world or...,.... and a11e wm 114' m the -to- ""' dleetiq the IDln obe ._ wlll.proye lo be tins. It'• tbe aeqad to Wllllbleclqll't anethurt story of 1'14;Wbleh left romantlei.stl ln •state ol •us-- pelll\Oll. ' The perfecUy polsod Evert. \Ul• f!Jlj\pable undtt throat cloqin& pressure, came from a set down fer a $-"7, M. e-2 vl,ctory over talented Evo11ne Goolagong ~ Australia to win the Amttlcan championship that has evaded • hf'rforfiveyears. _ 1 Connon. the feJ1ty court ·brawler looked down lhe band or .... of·tennla'·neweot whia ticll ' "'' -·~ .. ' U,.IT ........ U.S. OPEN WINNER CHRIS EVERT HOLDS TROPHY In Montreal Little Enthusiasm 'For '76 Olympics' 1 reeall journeying to Mexico "It was the 'same v,rith Expo," City a year before · th at she says. ''But Expo put Mon· metJ;opol!s was to host the lt!68 ~ treal on the map-made us a brg Olrmp1c Ga mes and 1~ city. We took extra pride in our particular:-1. remember bo~ a~-clty,cameof age you might say. ty of 8. million seemed wuted m "Public interest in the Olym- enthus.1asm and frequen_t con-pies may be a little on the upsw- versat1on .about the Olympics. ing, ·•she adds. ''Since there was Olympic symbols were on a chance we might lose 'the everr~hing from billboards to Gaines whei;t the labor dispute auto license plates to Jello and held up construction on competi- cereal cartoi:is. . tions installations, people at a Las. 0 I 1 m P 1 ad as were crossroads or opinion decided someth1n~ to look forward to for they wanted tbeOlympicshere ... most Mexicans. What with some of the brutal However. that atml?sphere freeway jams Montreal goes seems notably absent 1n Mon· treal, where in less than a year athletes from 120 nations or so "'·ill gather to vie in the XX.Isl Olympiad. ~ P..1ontr ea l has been torn somewhat by its own political factions as those who oppose in · cumbent mayor Jean Drapeau have tried to undermine the Games. Drapeau's opponents point out that Montreal is in heavy deOt and that money used to put on the Olympics could be better spent. Costs have doubled from original estimates with soaring world in- flation . Montreal natives told me, however, that feeling, or lack or it, is similar to the city's at· mosphere before Expo '67. At first people wefe glad to get the Olympics but when costs started going up they had second thoughts, says Carole Gauthier, a native Montrealer. TV Sports 11 :10 a .m. (11) DODGERS BASEBALL The Dodgers meet the Braves in Atlanta Stadiu.m . 11 :30 a.m . (2) -U.S. OPEN TENNIS -The men's singles fmal ts telecast live. (4) -NFL ACTION "15 - Highlight. or the Washington Redskins' 1974 season. 2p.m. (4)-GOLF-Goll's big winners compete in the final round of the World Series of Golf at lhe Fln!slooe Country Club In Akron, Ohio. 3 p.m. (7) -NFL FOCJ?. BALL -The Rams and Pblladelphla Eagles met In an exhibition game Saturday night Ln Los Angeles. Taped. 3:30 p.m. (11) -SUN FOCJ?BALL -The Southern California Sun meet. San An· to&'llo in Texas. 6 p.m. (7) -NFL FOCJ?. BAU -The New Ycrt Jets meet• the Redskin• In Wuhlnston, DC. WHITE WASH through at rush hours I felt con- cern for Olympic spectators driv- ing to the events. But Games or· ganiz:ing officials say they expect 75 percent of the fans to commute by metro (subway ) or bus. The metro is clean, fast and ef- ficient. There is little parking area around most avenues so driving one's o"'·n car will be no bonus as I see it. Although Montrealers may still not yet be generating much enthusiasm ror the Olym- pics the commercial aspect is be- ing fully exploited with anything bearing the Olympic emblem drawing extra high premiums. Sweatshirts with the Montreal Olympic logo were bringing almost $10 each. Stamp collec· tors are being ripped off with high priced pre-Olympic issues and coin collectors trying to keep up with the !!pecial tnintages are paying through the nose. Some of the monies from the !!tamp and coin sales are being turned over to the Montreal Olympic fund by the Canadian government, however. And, lotteries are being held throughout Canada Yr'ith profits going to defray Olympic costs. tt is believed that the lotteries may continue after \be Games until the deficit is erased. PS DEPT .... The first Olympic tickets to be sold out in the USA were for equestrian competition. The Olympic logo for Montreal (Bee C3 for example) represents an J4 for Montreal over the five Olympic rlnp. Also, lhe M shape slglllfies t!le awards podium. And lhe center oval or the Mand rings takes shape pr a track. ' and 1corecl a 7 .5, 1 ·5, 1 ·5 mlllnal trtumpll ~ 3l'Ul'- old_B,iom Bor .. of SW..,.._ This seet him Into lodaJ'• UUe matdl ac•Ln•t 111111,. 0r-.., a 0.TV'l' ... q Ola••elZ •t 11:3• 28-ye•r-old Journeyman~ from Barcelona, Spaln wbopllllcdolf a . mfno·r miracle in beatln& Guillermo Vilaa of ""-Una in a blurre-lllHe..bour, ~minute.. Rams Roll 'fo 35-0 Triumph , LOS ANGELES (AP) - Quarterbaek James Harris 1uldad Los Angeles to three touchdowns in the second qu·arter, scoring twtcehlmsellon one yard dives, as the Rams trounced the Philadelphia Eagles Saturday ntghl. 3M, ln a National Football League pre- seaaon game. The victory before 57,193 in ltfemorial Coliseum lert Los Angeles with a 4·1 exhibition re· CO!'d, losing only to Buffalo, while the Eagles are now 3-2, with the other loss to the Cleveland Browns. Los Angeles opened the scoring by moving 3$. yards in eight pla)", aided by two costly Eagles penalties, with Harris going over from the one. Linebacker Isiah Robertson in· tercepted a Roman Gabriel pus, returning it 19 yards, and the Rains quickly scored· again. A 41-y•d pass from Harris to Cullen Bryant placed the ball on the Eagles four and Harris three plays later scored from the one. Bryant's 3-yard L,.urst added the third touchdown to complete the first halt scoring as the Rams marched 3'/ yards in nine plays, again aided by Philadelphia penalties . Ex -Eagle Tom Dempsey kicked all of the extra points during the evening. Gabriel, the Rams quarterback for 11 years before being traded to Philadelphia in 1972, was receiv.ed with boisterous cheers and boo5 when he was introduced at the start of the game. ,._ SCOAI! •T OUAlllTEll.S PNl..-illfll• o D i.osAl!fele\ D 21 LA -H•rrl~ I •un (Dem~ykk.111 LA -H1rrl5 I run (()empM'f' tit• I LA -Bry1ril 3 run {()empWy k!<•I LA -J111<0rski 1 run l~mpseyk•d•I LA -S.Cnribner J run (~mpM"~ ~kl<) A-)l.19l STATISTICS • ·-0 1 J -3S E.glin R1"" Fl~ldown~ 1D 16 Ruslles·••rds 1S.tl ''·2ll Pauln;y1ros 18 Ill R•turn 'l'•rd!i O'CI 11 PllSM"S 11·2J.2 12·2).Q Punts 9-ll J..ll FUIT\b"'5·1MI 0.2 ).2 f't1*1itS·Ylrd\ 7 .. S .....S INOIVIOUALLll!"AOEll.S 11.USHING -Pnll1C1elP'!I•, Mc.A Usll!f" l ·ll. M9lonl •·ll. of.2). Los Angeles, PNUI~ ll-18, Brymnt 10.•S. S.Crltintr ,.._,,. 11.l:Ct:IVING -Pnll10tll)hi1, '1'0t.on11 l·•l, Glrmkfl••I l ·26. Los AnQtl•i, Jac;k_, 3-ll, Sry..,l).SI ~ASSING -Pt!ll1dtlphil, G.-lel J.I 1. lf ylrd5 8ofyl1 ... !·I. 96. LO\ A"9elti I 1...0. ti. J1-rs*-I of.Ml.«>. To Atlanta marathoa. u , 1.e, e-z. 1-s; M. Hard1 ••cmontl ortbe orflinal sellout crowd -alMlul 3,000 - lltl)'ed unW alter JO p.m., EDT, to watch one of the greatest com- ebaeko In the 1port'1 hlatory. Twice left ror aead, Orantes r.cked hlmaelf out ol lhe co!!ln1 fOU&ht. o11 ftve match point. ano thrlll~ the crowd with a spec· llcular finish. The crowd was ecstatic .. Repeatedly it 1tood to a:ive Or8Dles a thunderous ovaUon. '!bit nal wlnner pn>bably wu Q)nl!CM1I. Otantea hu to go Ln,to TOM FEARS Sun Battles San Antonio SAN ANTONIO-The Southern California Sun returns to the scene of its only disaster this season, meeting the San Antonio Wings in a key World Football League game tonight. With a 4-1 record. coach Tom Fears' team holds a one-game lead over San Antonio in the 0.. T\I Toda11 Channel J J af 3:30 Western Division. But the Sun's only loss came to San Antonio here four weeks ago, when the Wings humiliated the Sun, 54·22. The Sun has improved since that loss, scoring a team-high 58 points against Philadelphia last week . Southern California has three of the league's most ~ or- rensive performers. Quartsback Pat Haden leads the league in passing, completing 59 of 96 passes for 901 yards . L Running b.ack AnthoEillavis is the WFL's top rusher picking up 451 yards on 102 car es. And r eceiv er Dave Williams has caught eight touchdowns, includ· ing a WFL record four against Philadelphia. Leading San Antonio is quarterback John Walton, the WFL's third-ranked signal-caller who has a league-leading 1,094 yards. Meanwhile. former Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College star Pat Sweetland has been released by the Sun. Ii ( Dodgers Fall, 3-2 ATLANTA (AP ) -Two straight bases-loaded walks by Dave Sells gave the Atlanta Braves the tying and winning nuts in the eighth inning and a 3·2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday night. An error by shortstop Ri ck ~ O..TVToda9 Chan•el 11 ~' JJ:JO Auerbach let in the first run of the inning before the wildness by the Dodgers' young reliever cost them the game. Willie Crawford drove in one nut and scored another to help the Dodgers to a 2·0 lead. Dave Lopes Jed off the game with a single, stole second and scored on Cra\•i'ford's sacrifice fiy . Crawford doubled to start the third inning and came horl\e on Steve Garvey·s single for the Dodgers· second run. Rhoden was especiaJly effec- tive in the middle part of the game. He retired 13 men in a row from the last out in the third through the seventh inning. ATLAHT• LOSANG£LIES lllr llrlll Gl•r.11 6 1' 1 ~\.lb MF'!i'ret,1b •Do o Lac:yll Ev.,,. lb 1 0 I D WCrwfrd. rt ON.ar,rf l D 0 0 c;.rvey.1b OICnlon. p o o o o Kiie.c i 64kff. t i 3 0 D 1 Ye191r. t Lum, lb J D o I Ronlf•, lll EWl111•m\.t 3 Do O 0.Jn~.\~ e.11o1r.1' 1 Do o ow.P"I Nol.,, pfl I 0 0 D AIM'l"bl<.l'I. 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Connors' match with Bore followed a atranae pattern. bard· played, ell sets golnat to 12 games, Connors winning each wilh a nourloh. The match - two hours. 48 minutes. Kansas City Wins Pair From Halos Home runs by George Brett and John MaybelT)' lifted lhe Kansas City Royals to a 6-3 vie. tory over the California Angels and a sweep of their Friday twinlght doubleheader at Anaheim Stadium. The Royals won the opener, 4-3. The double triumph extended Kamas City's winning streak to seven games and pulled the Royals to within 4\o'Ji gamesollhe West Division leading Oakland A's. In the second game, Marty Pattin, 9·9, checked California on AngdaSlate All 0.-"'ft"" KM,.C l711t Stpt. J Jt-t Oty at C.IUOf,q Setie. t C..lllo•nl• 11 Cfllc•oo IJ:SSP.lft. S:SSp.rn. S:Up.ll"L. Sept. 1DC..l"ornl• 11 Cf1Lc;1go eight hits, including Adrian Gar· rett's eighth-inning homer, before requiring eighth-inning relier help from Nelson Briles. Bill Singer, 7-14, took the loss. Brett cracked a two-run homer to snap a 1·1 tie in the third and Mayberry slammed a solo shot in the sixth. It was his 31st homer, tying him with Oakland's Reggie Jackson for the league lead: Tony Solaita·s run-scoring single ln the ejghlh ended the Royals' scoring. Shortstop Mike Miley made two errors and the Royals capitalized on them to score thE' winning run in the ninth inning and beat the Angels in the first . game. Buck Martinez reached second base on Mtley'a el'l'OI' and pin.{b runner Rodney Scott stole third ~fore coming in as Miley threw high for an error aft~ fielding Fred Patek's grounder. The Angels tied the g3mc J.J \1rith a two-run eighth capped by Jerry Remy's RBJ single. Doug Bird, making his first start of the year after46 relier ap- pearances, pitched no-hit ball for six innings until consecutive singles by Remy and Mickey Rivers in the seventh broke up his overpowering perlormance. Ray Sadecki came into the game after Bird gave up a one-out single in the eighth and gave up the tying runs. IFllllSTGAM£ CALllFOlllHIA l<ANSASCITY lbtllrfl! lllrlltlM CalllM.11 3 DD D Pitek,\~ ~I I 0 fl.ll11.pn I 0 I I 0111.c;I 4 1 JD Alll•U•,c DD o a G6retl,Jb 'DD D Remy, "I'll ' 1 1 I M9ybmrry. lb 3 D J 1 R!..,rS.41 '0 1 D C.OW...\.rl 3 D 1 1 Boe.Ille, lb Jo a 1 Klllet><-.d" 1 o o D ~t.,,ton. rr 3 D o D -•lord, Ir ' o D D Goodwln,dfl 4 000 BM11rl ln1.t •ODO (:Nik. Jb J 1 1 O R'Scoll, pr O l O D Eltnbrrn,< 1 O 0 D Slinson.< D 0 0 D AGmrren, pn o Do D FWnll•, 2t> 'o Do ... l lenll"",11 IODD 6lrd.P ODDO Milly, I~ J 1 D 0 s.deckl, P D 0 D 0 T.tn11na,p DDDO McDlnlel,p DDDD 10111\ JO J s J Tot11s :M • • l l<<t..,.,1 Cl!v 100 001 011--4 C..!Uorn11 000 000 UO--J E -Botnte, Mi!1y J. OP-IC•-Q ly 2. L06- l<•l'Sms c.1, ~. C•1llornl1 J. !>6 -C-s, 0!•$. R. Stott !> G. Bretl B«d I~ 11 II. 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HAP by Pattin lRl~rsl,by P11Un 1~1 ... tonl l 1 •I II 11,IMJ HELLITA UFUR Highlight For Lifer: '38 Title • EdU01"1 note: Tht modern era tp0rt• villa u providing enter- tainment, qualilg. ond occo.sioocal· lg controveriv on .a acole nrutr btfort.ottcU'Md in the world of athldic1. Yea iports of dour OOM by.olao had greed momml•.and ltar pnformers. Today our look at th.e1e do111 focwes on laQu:Do Iieoch's NtUilo Li/ur. By HOWARD L. RANDY J Of ....... ,,l"I ... ~ Nellita Llfur used hickory shafted clubs and still bas at ·I least three in her bag when she plays golf twice a week at• Irvine Coast Country Club. "I am going to present thti fll'St set or matching tuckoey'j -4 shafted clubs ever made ii(' i Southern California to the: i Hall or Fame and Bill .. ·Schroeder ," she says of the clubs that won her recogni- tion and numerous tourna- ments as a top amateur golfer. In 1927 when she was start· Going Back IN SPORTS {a.g defedse of her fira-t Southern California cham-., pionship, she was approached I by a young writer at Hillcrest Country Club. ''I don't know anything I about golf. will you please help me?" the young writer asked.· Having been a journalism major at USC and being one who enjoys helping others, she told the reporter to follow her on the course and then to come to her afterwards. "We would then go to my , home and in the dining room J we'd write the reports of the • day's play," she r ecalls. The writer wa~ a man who later wrote several books in- ~ eluding one on the Rose Bowl. His name "'·.as Max well Stiles J and he learned his lessons r. , well. . 1 The highlight of Lifur's golfing career came in 1938 in the California state amateur I tournament and here's what Stiles wrote about the tlJl11.ing point in the match: ~ ''This writer bas been cov- ering women·s golf since 1927. Never has he seen a finer i\ match nor a more gallant dis. play of real grit and de· termination than that put forth by Mrs. Lifuryesterday. ''To be frank about it, Buff AbOOtt was playing the better golf of the two. "She would have won , but It no one remembered to tell · Nellita Lirur of this fact. And if they had, the ol' war hoss of tbe Riviera would merely have rolled up her sleeves a · notch higher, gritted that Hin- denberg Line jaw of hers a lit- tle tighter and gone on to vic- tory just the same.·· She was two down with . seven holes to play but came b \l back to win . At the 16th, she ~ madethe shot of the day. r "The ball came to rest in I See lJfur. Page C-2 '' ' \ Watson Three Ahead of Nicklaus AJfnoN, Ohio (AP) -British Open champion Tom Watson scrambled his way to a one- under-par 69 and established a solid, three-stroke first-rodnd lead Saturday over rallying Jack Nicklaus while the rest of lhe game·s major titleholders turned the World Series or Golf into an unhappy horror show. Nicklaus, who won the PGA National championship on this same, 7,180-yard Firestone Coon· try Club course just a month ago. drop~ four strokes off the pace late tn the round, then, just as the l national television cameras caught the action, jerked his game together, birdied two in a 0.'l't'Todafl Oaanael 4 at 2 row, cut one stroke orr the mar.em and came in with a 72. Tom We.i1kopf, so tired from iqternatlonal travel that televis.iJJn commentator Arnold Palmer was prompted to observe he appeared to go to sleep on the course, lost four strokes to par in a string of three holes and wearl· ly wandered in with a 75. He once drove into a lateral water hazard, once took a drop that rolJed into a bunker, missed nine greens and made a double bogey in an erratic performance. U.S. Open champion Lou Graham didn't make a birdie, missed nine greens, bogeyed three holes in a row coming home and wa1 last in field with a '16 in· the cool, cloudy, occasionally breezy weather. He wu a distant seven ~trokc! bock going into today's final round ol the ch~ for a $50,000 first price. ,r "The condition of the courte contributed more to what ap- peared to be bad play lhan tbl way we actually played;'' Nicklaus said. "It was aim<*. irnpossibletoplaygoll.'' r,1 The ramed Firestone co~ was inundated by more than 1 · inches of rain in the paat houri. Tb• greens were !lllrt aod s low . The fairways were up.~ rou&b was deep, wet -din" Log. ' -• ../ I . , ·qe11ege Footba,11 • ... :Penn State Rallies . I :I For 26-25 Victory ·~PffiLADELPHIA -A 1111-yard amt return by Woodie Petchel ;et up a three-yard touchdown t>u.rst by Duane Taylor and 1avo .;ixth·ranked Penn State a 26·2$ ·tictory over surprisingly louih ·remple Saturday night in a col· iei&e football opener. ;The 14M>·Polnt favorite Nlttany Uons trailed 23-18 when Petchel Clll in front of a teammate, took :be punt on the run, and shook off .itVeral tacklers belore slipping and falling down at the Temple W-ee-yard line. .On the following play, Taylor burst into the end zone. The Lions ldded t"''o more points on a con- version pass from quarterback John Andress to split end l\.1ickl'y Shuler. Temple's last two points came lll.ith the clock running out when Penn State took a n intentional wa!ety in order to kick the ball out Q/. danger. · LONG BEACH -Tim Taylor and Bruno Parker each scored on short runs a s Southwestern (,Duisiana r allied in the rourth period to defeat Cal State (Long Beach), 22-17, in a season opener (or both teams Saturday night. Taylor's one yard run and Pa rker 's rour yard scamper t\e]ped the winners overrome a lf·149ers lead in the perlod. Bonett Stan ATHENS. Ga. -All-American Tony Dorsett, held to only 17 yards in the rirst half, broke loose <Jl runs of 27 and 36 yards in lhe second halt Saturday, sparkina Pittsburgh to a lf.9 season· opening coUege football victory over Georti:la. Tua ... a&tud FRESNO -Fresno State's Bulldogs trounced Cal State <Fullerton), 49,7, Saturday nlght in a Pacific Coast Athletic As- s ociation football opener in which Net Cortez ran for two Bulldogs touchdowns and passed !or a third. Az.ter• Sparft~ SAN DIEGO -Quarterback Craig Penrose completed 17 ot 31 passes for 281 yards Saturday as his San Diego State football team routed Texas-El Paso, 31-10. The Aztecs scored in every quarter and gained more than 450 yards in winning the season opener before 33,964 fans in San Diego Stadium. SllfVTrha1.,._ WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. - David Boalick and quarterback Ricky Wesson combined for IM> yards rushing and led a around attack that overcame Wake Forest, 14-7, in the opening col- lege football game or the season for both teams Saturday night. llfar"flland RoMps COLLEGE PARK, Md . Sophomore quarterback J\tark Manges passed for 28:> yards, comple ted four touchdown passes for a Maryland record and directed the 17th ranked Terps to a 41 -0 romp over Villanova in Saturday's football opener. Tapie Trails by 4; Football Player Dies l·.I,COLUMBUS, Ga .-N~porl ' Beach's AJan Tapie shot a 70 Saturday, but was four strokes o(( the pa ce or J ohn Schroeder after the third round of the j.100,000 Southern Open golf ournament. Schroeder. who had a one- atroke lead o,·er Tapie after f"riday's round, fired a 68 Satur- -•ay for a three-day total of 199. Jle·s one ahead of Hubert Green. three strokes up on Bill Rogers and four ahead o!Tapie. " Thlrd·raund 1111~r1 In th9 '100,IXJO SOtttlllt"n Qiln golf tournt ""nl: .Jann S<hroeO.r -"'-8lll~r1 A11111T1ple .,_...,Diii Mtc.Ntf.l.lrdon ~rn]ltZ..r11, .ibb,GUIM<1 °""99 a .. rm. .Aou lllllldllll -""""'· ,.,....MUleo' UtrYHIMen ·~,,. ......,_,,. ,.....,_,,, •7 ..... l'0--103 .......,_,.. ~71-lOS _.,__,,, .............. to.U-11-106 11 -474,...107 ....... 10-'..201 7o..t---J07 61·12-61-107 6ridder s~-... AKRON, Ohio -An Akron \Ini\"ersity football player col- \'.aps ed and died during the team's game with Marshall here . $a!urday nigbt. Chris Angeloff, 20, a junior ftom Berea, Ohio, collapsed :sfiortly before the end ol the first httf while on the field with the punting team. Physicians said closed heart massage on the field and efforla ' • of doctors at City Hospital fWled to revive Angeloff, and he was pronounced dead shortly after being rushed to tbe h06pitaJ _ Nf'L Re•""• PONTIAC, Mich.. -Cincin- nati got three field goals from Dave Green and s tandout performances from quarterback Ken Anderson and fullback Boobie Clarke in a 22-14 National Football League ex- hibition victory Saturday over the Detroit Lions. Here·s what happened in other NFL games Saturday night: -Defensive backs Ken Reaves and Roger Wehrli spearheaded a sparkling St. Louis defensive ef. fort that powered the Cardinals lo a 13-6 victory over Minnesota at Bloomington. .. -Quarterback Bob Griese threw a 50-yard TD pa.sa and Charlie Babb returned an in- terception S4 yards for a score to Jead the Miami Dolphins to a 21-10 win over the visiting Chicago Bears . --SCoring the game's final t\110 TDs on a Joe Gilliam to Frank Lewis pass and a nine-ya.rd run by F)-anco Hams, the host Pit- tsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints, 24·13. r UFUR. •. CollllaaefFTOmPapCI three lncbu or water," Stiles re_porled of her lee 1hot . ''Standin1 ankle deep in water and never before hav· Inc bad to play out at H:i<>. Mr•-Llfur &wine a sand we,!10 wltb •uth precision that out of tho fiyln& •P"lY whleb lalrly deluged her, the ball rooe ma11111l<ently to tho areen and ran rlgbt put the Pin to atop 1ome 20 feet beyond." Another wrJter. D. Scott Cbi&.bolm 1aid or the shot: "Mn. Llfur made Collini hi•· tory ln this match when she stepped into ankle-deep water at the 16th to crash a sensa· lional recovery nibllck &bot lo the sreen for a half.'' Stiles • paper, the Los An&eles Examiner, bad a pie· ture or the sbot tbat ftlled all but two column• on lbe lead sports pare that day. It was subsequently used throu&:hout the world ln various publlca- llons and won the photo- grapher several awards. She recallll several valua- ble tips she bO received from others durtn• her tOp »laying days. · "Walter Hagen told me to forget every abot the minute I played it. Concentrate oo. the next one com.lllg up waa..bia advice. · ''Leo Deigel told me to tee the ball up high and hit jt on the upswing on tee shots. "But golf isn 'l a game you can hold on to. You can't ploy a good game or golf wilhoul dedi cate d practice every day :• Rules of goU have changed, women's tees have been shortened and clubs are weighted with s teel and graphite shafts. But Nellita Lifur is perfect- ly content to play for run and relaxation these days with a 14 handicap -and when asked, loves to give lips to her opponents. Naturally, they are fr~. Sh e never turned pro · ressional. * 1:r 1:r Lifur's Record Followlf'l9 trt tt>t eo:.11i.w....,.1 o1 Ntllfta Lihir duorlftO hilt' Myd•' •I O lltotnl11'1 HO. I -.-..n·s _..\ll"llOlkr: ,.,._Won 5ovth9m OtltGt'fll1cN~h(p 1'27-lll:IPtlllld ti SoC•I (.h.ampiOn; Qu.tlUled tor lhll Unlttd $!1ti1 Goll Auocl911on WQfTl9n'1 nt· !!anti t ll•lnplllnlhlp, tm-Won Ct lllornlt st11e t~l-1'111: ,.,,. 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IMO--A1>nnetup $0ulh1rn c.111or..i11 ci.m. IMOnVtl,. 1 .. 1-won Soun,.,.,.. c.111orn1• <119mplonshlp. IM-Ou.rlerflnttli of U.S. Gori AS&Oti.lion ~lo. ttto-M<nllllwlllt 11'1 Tr~Wppl cl'l9m- plom:hlp. Olh9r etlllew ment1: a ... 111i.a fol u s. Golt ...... toclellon ._,en's cr•,unplOMNo 20 lil'l'*l; - C..l1tln1 h lM'td c11.-mplon1hlp llw c-ut!,.. .,..n encl ntlo t o1u·1e record 66; -0 1i.n1e n ·hole .... u t pl1y cnemplonlhlv; -SOr•nudl•• Munlclpet OPtrl; n1~ IO Curtk Cupa«n ll>rM times; 11Ktedlo-men•sgo1I "911 If'•""'· I , SPORTS College F()Otball Scores WEST San Diego St. 31 , UTEP IO SW Louisiana 22. Cal State <LBJ 17 Fresno St. 49, Cal Slate (F\lllerton) 7 SOUTH Maryland•l. VillanovaO North Carolina 38, Will .lcMary7 Pitt 19, Georcla u. No. Carolina 26, E. Carolina 3 . Mis1ia1ippi St. 17, llem· phis St. 7 Pacific 3, NE Louisiana a SMU 1.f, W eke Forest 7 t!:.._,..S!Mell,WntVeWUW,7 Ml,_MLUt, Emory&Me...,,,0 Slit..,.,,. C.I 1'. 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D.,!!IJWAllT raln•d j111t one tint NORWALlt-Goldon l>I ~,~-dow.a a1aln1t tho ,Veil Collqo'a Rlllllen J'or a. few !'•e011dJ Plrata' n,.t llri•I· One llllleuhed flff hard• Saturday ,aftvnoon, It Orallll• Cout dofellllve nuinln1 bacU and an lrn-wu hard' to dlatln.,.._.. ~Ole 1uanl Jim ..,..ive detooae s.tur- • 'botwoen qaarterbaeu Paraoai-hobbled off =bt In • _._....u..,, Dave Wblto end Mike with • bnUed knee, but ~ 1er!mm•~-: lllainfl'· waa ""\ belleHcl to be Ibo bOot Cenill"'f Each be1an an Of· NriOU1bdl\lured. ._ Faleona. •. ,-rensln drive by.fumbl-Or•il1• Coa1t bad Touebdowa rQaa ~ a1, but .•!Cch }ed seven flr1t down• )(ark Daria aad Dave Orutf Coaat Collele 1\1 rlllblnd and nine overall. v-~-p-.... ed eoocb • toucbl!<>wn la a oedal-In : 1uond 1cr1m• i\;;s'b ;~'ie lord' I moae a1alnst •lallillC m••• .. alas! Mlraeo.t.. -·-·~ r'th a u.e edge Loi An1elaa Cit7 Pete Brown raa ZI -~-aad the Collea•. yartto f0<r • TD aa the Golda ~e1t fiou •· With each aide all......I Plratu blanked the or..ed utlJlactioo wttb rour series and 15 pit.YI ~. s-o. &la team'• performance per drive, tbe Oranp Onee e1aln, the IDaninJury-lreeeffort. Coast Piratu outscored Plr1te1• dere111e stood . "We lacked some con~. the I..ACC CUbt, ~-41, la• out. MlraCosta 1atnec1 1 18 ten e y , " s ~ d 1Crimma1e featurtnrtbe odx IInt d"'"1• to <>ranee Sllacl{letord. "But-"41 :t!/ayen ll'om each Cout'• 10 aad picked up came O(J lhe ball well . · . onl18'ruahlnf. 11114 l •u b~py with all With Whit.a ••f1-· Toi.> Plrata1 were ill our back&. And I wu ln4 tbe Plratea flut_ Hulelt and lllaaner. 'fflfYpleued•ltbourclo- drive, Oran1e Cout Hulekpiekeduptayanla feille.Ourpaaslnf&ame no;ed<d tbe mlldmum 15 on ·~ earrlea and ,wu •·little •Potty, but playa before atar run· Mqis• eompleted 4 or 8 ·ma1n1y we were warldnc n1n1 baek Tony A'e· :palJOI for 40 yarcla. onourpaasproi.ctlon." comando ran four yords Quarterbacks Rieb . orr r1&Jd tackle for o TJ). Shrout /Im Andrus and . Key play of. tbe ~ Gauch08 Nlek :pgnlmata eom· lt\g drive WU a ppa ur btned (or alx eompletlons terlenmce call tb•t c In 14 tries ror 7t yards ~:~:·~1~dline. Scrimmage and only Jim Bruneaux Pirate& wide receiver =ht mo~e than cme W iford tl. Con<ord 11 Paul Desmet-a fl~ Saddlebaek College nO major ellort from !Printer-was two Jlrill football coach George the offense was from the abead of_ hill defenders Hartman bas been coo· runnlnc backs-Davis, before being pusbed. cerned about a green or-Kreutzer, Pat McKean. '°'""" t ... W, VW9h\l11 SI. 17 Ktntuc~' st.ie s.a. w h . Pt111 ... 1t1e JO MlllMPi JI.Ark MonllctlloO Mllt9M' !tel• 11. ""'"'IOunJ $t6 MoCerollnt A& TU. \llr9lnlt Ul'li.;... t1 ~PPlllJbur9 17, W11t Vt Tee.Ill Some ruce runs by re-ren1lve line, and be Loren Micklin and Mike 11 e r v e b • c k J l m ftgurea to take a Ioog Powell Ridge, a freshman rrom bard look otlttodaywben It . almost all of the Mater Dei, belped set up · ,... th MIDWEST Magner's one-yard TD the Gauchos scrimmage dive variety o"'.er e Wichita St. 13, W. Texas 00 the Pirates' seeond vlsltlnl Coll•&• or lhe middle and Cemtos ap- St. 7 . 'd b k 1 . Desertat3o'elock. peared unable to cope Toledo32, W. Carolina31 senes: Ri ge roe O!OSfl Anapenhousewillpre-with it. H•tl"11sa0.1te111aenM1cune1t f~_tllDS o1i4•2• 9·~4 cede the scrimmage at 2 Cerritos scored late In Mt1Hur1..,,..11 .. n•.H.,di111o Y-..:u;:,. with Interested p-~· ••· cr1 1e with 1·1s ' NwM1-.1s11,.l(,.,,..,simr Longest run for .. ~"'° ~ 8 mma v•11r1,atv10.No11htf'ns1.s.o., OrangeCoutcametrom andSaddleback booeters Qnt offense moving 1P :;:1~M=~~!c..i.1t••• reserve Chris Hulick of given a tour _of the yards on the Golden eoncord,MoorMao .... uvu11-,$.o. Pittsburgh Pa. He atbleUcfacillties. Westseco:nddefense. " bl d ' d The COD-Saddleback The first defense ~1u1wr-St11c:k1on 11, Concordl•T. Nib. ram e 41 Y ~r 8 on scrimmage is expected stified Cerritos' flrat of. M1ct1.,...s..i.""-r11 S1eteH Orange Coast 1 third to1astaboultwohours. f b llmitlne the .o.11rw1011h11h:u.w 11.SUQt•Lor• series. N bl t ense Y In Nt0f'-•.o .... h1110.Heo.k°'•St2 DerensJvely the "Our o. 1 pro em a . hosts to 70 yar~ 31 Nort11ern1ow.1•.E11•11r11111tro11• Pl t I d' 11 this time is putting pl8)'S-and tbat1ncluded ... wee1,1-J1,0tkot•S1eo120 ra es P aye we , ..... ether lid ff · -d d 1• d 5lowt,.•1t110.Soo.ka1•5-rf1c11 particularly back Mark ...,. •to o eDSlve a ~.,yar an .... yar 'r~i.tl ll,~-· Modes wbo -ove-..a II line. We're al.so ~ eain. The longest Cer· .w11onit,ououqwn • ........ '~ cerned bout our seam 't -·• w stopped w .K1ntutk,21,0aY1on1 fumble, tipped a pus a · n OS ''"" -as ee11s11111•.1E•t1Mk flt9et11• and made several key dary, which is very short of a TD by Mart ~!·:,~~:;i,~,~~1111•1 tackles. green,''saysHartman. Messner, w~o also had 1""'-cen1re1s..,1"1"'"''' Orange Coast's de-''We're progressing aninterception. ::::!ri:,:·1~,.!:.o:=..-;:.':':"' fen1ive line limited pretty good, but we've Fumble .recoverl's .o.1•~r•v11,,;,,n,M1 isour1. 11:1111•1• LACC's offense to three bad to work on fun-were_ncgrded by Dennis{ M11n11no,io.21.w 11.s11 ........ P1.t1 first downs rushln& On damenlala longer than Fortin Steve Lew 5 , St.Narkrl•l. Northettltrn 111.1 • we want to." St s' mo --· • !>oulflO.kota tJ.om..-•!t.t111• its firsl series, LACC eve ])OO~e re •11.1. So o..-.s1e11'9. Hemu"' 1 Letterman wide re· .,.~Mac;allley. 'M•. \JCl'M" ''· UP!M• ·-· io -Mlk M -~" .,., r . t d ts Hof't11M1c11•01111.u.w 11,wt11t-1ero ce1ver e eyers w111 e ens1ve a an ou weynest.11r111"'''·"'-sv.11ey• Pro Football miss today's scrimmagd included .Jlat:k Ni~. eet1tM1c111~ic.wMkhioeno because of a thigh ih· Ron 1tforebouse, ·nave SOUTHWEST MATIDMALllOOTULLLE&ot.t.: jury, and also may be out McBeth, Tony Dom- Houston 20, Lamar 3 Ol'K~~f:::"1 of the Sept. 20 opener iJ\guez Jetr Tolby and ~ Baylor 20, Mississl!Jpl 10 !t.t...o..1113.M llWlesol•• with Cypress. 9.eve Payne. No. Texas St. 27, Texas Plttillllr<J"'1•,N-or11•ns13 Ml..,,111.Cl'llutO 10 (Arlington} 14 8uff11111•,At1.,,t• 1• AlkenwsSltle •l. NW t.ouis~SI O IC•-Clt'1'31,Gf'-811,J Nl.a.i.tio,... SI 1•. C.nt Atk-11 LMNIQllflftlS, Pl'll..atLoti.taO ft•e5LlltlwtA1112. Ttrleton$1*6 T ....... ~ EAST ....... Y°'11: GI-* ~ Cle"91111d 111 ... .,. Penn Stale 26, Temple 25 o.n_. ••!tin Frtitcisto $9nQttvo•I N-1'"<11.m NtwYort;;.tsetWt,.""'M wotf:LO fllOOTU L Lti:AOU• OlerloCte 10, Pf'lllNtlpMe 0 .JkklOl'Nlli. n, Stlrt,,..pol'I 1S Dll-1,.$!, 11, EU111belflCJlr 1 Fr1111ku"11, Geartel01¥n 11 ROCKIES New Mexico St . Drake JO C..nill, Mont. M, Rl<k'O Mini..-. SI''· ~IM'td SI 3' 14., 811T!'lil9Wn2'.~I T ... r'lo.Mel SlutlW'ltOIHorftl11•lSll'IAni.to HeWlll•t~llll VOLVO Baseball Standings INDUSTBIAl·/OFFICE DEVELOPERS ARE INVITED TGBUYLAND. .... SALE Alc_.la __ prlco<I •t below la- a-1w ., 4 ; at 2511. 66 TOOtOOSE FROM ------------TOYOTA SALE COMPLETE INVENTORY _MUST GO •aJROlW •autAS • INll CRUISERS •<XllKINAS • llllXs •llWX'• "-'71COIOLU 2~-4-111 _,, __ 7 S2876· IUY .. LEASE ' c:-.. ....... AMERICAN LEA.GUE East Dlvlliolll Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit W L Pct. GB 83 56 .597 77 63 .550 6V. 70 71 .496 14 65 70 .481 16 61 80 .433 23 54 85 .388 29 West Division Oakland Kansas City Texaa Chicago Minnesota Angels 83 56 .597 79 61 .564 4 ;<, 69 73 .486 UV. 68 73 .482 16 65 72 .474 17 U 711 .<SI 1t._. .......,..,SC._ ~MCl4,0.lroll) lostclln20, MllWhkN6 Oltl....,;,T•U11 Belt~ 1, Hor# York' Ill lnnl~l ic.-atv .... C..ltfort'li•W ~S.Mtl'lnewU.J T ... , •• c.a ... Dl1roll (~n t-16 afw:I L~ 7·111 .. 0.-1.-:I itltltty l-Wet1d Pll""'°"H·J) ' ....... T°"' (Mvflter lt·13) at a.llllTW't (NI,._ .... &oston tCl•••lend 10-t etld Pol• 2·•1 111 Ml ....... (C91'*"' IO·tMldSi.t.nll-11) Ml_.. (H411f!l'I IJ.til M Ok..-(1(aat i..111 u:::.·,.~~ tl"lt1mott;. ""'°' ... Ca*onll• - ,_ ~ ... -. w.-tgN .. ,, .,~ ........ lll'ldT .. S4W ... 1t1 t t2) _,.._ ....-0o.-... .,.._.,...y .. ~-AIU~ .. K..-.otrMOH*"°' °""'"""'•·--- I .. -· ....... NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dlvlaloa W L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 79 60 .SM St. Lolli• 74 66 _sag. 51'. Philadelphia 74 67 .525 6 NewYork 73 67 .521 61'. Chicago 66 76 .465 141'. Montreal 61 78 .439. 18 w .. t Dlvlslea Cincinnati 94. 47 .. 667 Dodien 75 17 .528 lt~ San Francisco 70 71 .496 24 San Diego 64 78 .<51 30Mo Atlanta 62 80 .437 32Mo Houston 54 89 .378 41 I l · Irvine ln~ustrial comP'eX-Tustin now has select industrial/office &lteS available for sale tO de~opers. These centrally located si te1 are fully Improved, lnotuding curbs, gutters. underground utillties and rall • aervlce. and range In size from one to tenecres. The new nC·lllstin sites otter excellent potential for development of: • Single or dual-tenant industrial bulldlngs • 'TWo-story office buildings • Multi-tenant buildings • Mini warehouses • Public storage warehouses llC·Tu1ttn Is convenlentty located on the Santa Ana Freeway, near Orange Cou~ty Airport, and the NtwPort and San Diego Freeway.a. For sales lnformatk>n, contad: your broker or Oen Curtis, Manager ot Sale1 and Leallng, at (714) 833·1010 or (213) 828-4204, Or write rMne Industrial Comp<ax. 2122 campus DriVe. f'O. Box 4404, Irvine, CA 92664. • T •I-'-!--.;;~---i .... --..... ~rn .. '!!!!_'!!"' ..... -.j + ' ' ' ............... ! AVAILABLE . . NOWATl~w. COMPLEX • • --·~----.. ·-,-.·---·~-·~·· ---~ • OLYMPIC PAllK .$.ows m tMu>ou LEFT). MAIN .STADIUM (RIGHT), YELODROIE _,.ND STADIUM). ' THE"ROWING IWllN 1S ON A MAN·MADE 1SLAND NEAR DOWNTOWN MoNTREAL. r ·Speculation · . NotT e ' -Ar'cbiteci ' .... ·~tf., • MONTREAL ~ Olympic site construction wUI be com2fet! •. ed in time for €he opeping of the'· '1976 G.ames, says French architect Roeer Talllibert .• The statem·ent came in answer to speculation tl:\at deadline IJligbt not be met, as Tilllibert ·-._...,.,..~~ Montreal Olympics and Raymond Cyr, chief engineer, accompal'!ied a newsman on a touroftbefite., '"These Workers have a truly remarkable capacity fer adapta- tion," Tailllbert said. European TV Losing Hope GENEVA -A lop represert· tative of the European Broad· cuting Union said he has de· finitely given up hope for worldwide television coverage of the 19"18 Montreal Olympics. Dr. George Strascbnow, direc- tor of the EBU"s legal division, told a reporter the blackout ap- peared certain because there was "no further move" from the breakdo_ym of talks oo television rights outside North America. Last month, the Canadians bad "finally rejected" an offer of $9.3 million for the rights made by EBU on behalf of all other network.! outside North America. lnc:l~I the J:aot European "In- . !ervision." ''They catch on to what we're expecting of them very ql!ickly and they work with great effi. ciency.'' CENTRE cuuDE ROBILURD Will HOUSE WATER POLD, HANDBALL PREUMS. L ; But some ~e-a·dtines and , .. priorities. hav_, necessalily been T _•el.., Bea· D1 changed, Cyr sa1d. · .l...tlU!I J.' __ ••ModJfications. have to be .. : . made continually to ensure · ' • f.!~·~er n exlbility in produc-Lights Flame Cyr Baid worken..seem willing ~ ., to take on the challenge of the Opening Ceremonies for: the project. · · ~.Olymplc1Games In Monti-ea! "I've never seen, 1ucb tremen-' Will be sllehUy different fiom deus guys," he·sald. '"f!IR Clve .)>r'eV!qusGames. the impression the coostr'Uotion ~ 1 n a t> e a d o I 0 p e n i n g sitebelongstothem." CeJ:emonieo lastillg from 2,,..3 Tbe underground parking foc boun, the 19'16 ceremony should 200 buses will be completed about nm two boun. Nov. 15, Tallllbert and Cyn1aid', Also,. because of modern while the boiler room wU1 be tecbnolou, , the Oame will be finlahed the third week ti Nov· movell· bf laser beam and ember. . satellite from Athena to OUawa. This will allow the sl1e .to IN> ID the put. Ille Oaine bas been heated dwing the winter menu... . moved by hand from Mt. Olym_- Tallllbert's fee has -re-pua. . ported to be u hlch u $30 The flame will be brought from lnlllion, based on a rumored :S.'5. Oltawa to Montreal in the tradl- ;percent commission on final ~t tional manner, though, by a relay olthe facWUes and a 1.5 percent dyoungrunners. copyriebtfee. . lt will arrive in Montreal July Although be ha• yet to stcn a 16 and wUI be carrted along the ontract, he bas olre~y re· • Montreal streets to the Olympic eetved a $1.S.mlllion advance. stadium thefollowincda)' .. The arcbltect designed the · The 19.76 Olymplci -are 10,000.teat st'adlum, tbe velo-llcbliduled from July 17-31 with lrome, an underpass 1,t tbe ill comoeUtlona in or near the Olympic site and tbe competition MmitnOl area, expect tor •acbt- liwtm min f )>odl wltbln tbe lnl, which will be staged at lta4lum structure. _........... Ktltptoa, Ontario. · · • . T .,. 1 .. • - • • • • • Reports Parallel ·1968 Scare : Tales B1GU:NN1t&l'B . ......... '"' ....... Tber9 wW be a Im IWDmet OIJ111pl0Gamealnllonlreal,July 11.aiuee!Mdulecl,deaplt.Plnla· t...t ...-ta and rumen wlilcb 11>- clle-ial.ba contrary. . tM put le-al mootha puNhllMM! accoutl bave11111eot- . ed tllat Jloatreal II a cliauter _, U..t -... the Ocymplc competltl-venues and tile OIJ'mplc Village will not be completed in Ume because ol a worten 1trike earlier this year. That, and ac:cuaUons that Montreal doesn't have the money to>cover awtftly acceleratinc .coa- atructlon coots (from $312 mllJIC)ll to $730 million), have led man.)' . so-called expert obaerven to ... oert that the-19'16 Olymplca will ~veto be moved to alnother city, . such u Los Aneeles, T'!hran, JCeslcoClty,etc. · One city In Germany II•• volunteered to host the Games and let Montreal offlheboot. However, after vlsltinc Mon- treal lut month and tourlnf all the construction sites, It wOuld, in my estimation, take a major catasl!Ophe. to keep Montreal from belD& able to put on the Olymptcs u scheduled. Canada ia not about to be shamed by not beinl able to ban- d.le ita obligations to the world which began five years ago in Hollond when the Internatiooal Olympic Committee 1ave the summer Games to Montreal over Loo Angelet! and Moscow. The repeated scare stories re~ garding the 19'16 Olympics are runnta1 an amazing parallel with pre-event reporlB regarding the 1968 Olympic Ga mes in Mexico City. In both instances there have ·beeft steady streams of reports discrediting the host city's abili· ty to complete its obligation to put together the Olympics. In 1967, a year before the Games were to' be Mid \n Jlf ico, stories were wl~•l , publlahed claim Inf~'· would never h•Y~ venues re•dy, th•t the .Mf-~1 altitude would ltl11 off tl••i athleta, and fina_l!l, lbat,lf I» Gama "Were-beld, -cqanl•lli«lf: _...beheltersltelter, · Frequently, report• I~ newspapers and. magulnes ·ed th•t tile 1968 Olympacs iiiijb!J Indeed be switched. to Lo~ Anceles. As It turned out, none ti~ l'lllDCt1I proved true. All IDltall~ t1om were completed on tlme-&L wad of schedule. Cameo ~ &anlHtion"wu lteenlY hewed Olid the athletes adapted to Uj altitudeWitbrelativeea.w. . From "!hat I had been readlnf and hearlne about Montreal Iii' recent months, I expected to' IP to that city and find tnstallaticN" «>oatruction In ,mbeyonlc fOC'A at best. 11 Such was not the cue. .t1; First, the majority 0( faclllti~ being utilized have already~ built and are merely Wldert I relatively simple remodeli.ilt handle the Olympics. 1 ' Secondly, construction on tit' new sites ts going full blast •. : in fact, the rowina: basin, one r.l. the major projects. is nearl)/ completed, needing only bull~ of permanent boat ~•beds to be wrapped up. Crews are · working double shift, six days a week, to com:.. plete the Olympic Parle projed.' -.the site of the Olympic stadium, velodrome IDd poql~ which are being built to supple- ment already existing structu[ta where wrestling and boxing pre-. lima are to be staged. The nearby Olympic "\lill!!ii anothet major project, ls well 'f its way to completion. After making the tour, I con. elude that the 1976 Olympic Games will be in Montreal, ~ time, as advertised. ,.First Hand Look At Olympic Sites 1 •• •• Welcome to a tour of the in· stallations for the 1976 Bummer Olympic Games in Montreal and see, through my eyes, what's happening ln Canada: OLYMPIC BASIN -Site of rowing and canoeing. Spectator capacity, 30,000. Located across from the U.S. pavilion used dur- ing Ex.po '67 . Permanent boat houses yet to be built. . OLYMPIC STADIUM-&te of track and field, opening and clos- ing ceremonies, soccer finals, some equestrian events. Spec- tator capacity, 30,000. Wall ribs are beina: put in, track is to be laid in November, wock to be completed in February. Two- tbouBand workers a day handling comtruction at Olympic park, where stadium is part of the com- plex.. It has a movable roof and will later be used for major league baseball games. OLYMPIC SWIM POOL - ·swimming, diving, water polo finals are here. Spectator capaci- ty, 9,000. Part of the roof is already up. A 500-foot tower will protrude from the pool and it will be a complete building, also serv- ing u support for the Olympic Stadium roof. The pool area will have a diving pool, 5-lane warmup pool and regular so. meter pool. The complex. is to be completed by May. OLYMPIC VILLAGE -Locat- ed near the Olympic Park. Construction two months ahead of schedule on rour half-pyramid buildinp. 19 stories high. It will Later revert to the company building It and will be sold for ' ' condominiums. Outer sheli1; completed, may be totally finished before January. THE FORUM -Located In downtown Montreal, site of cur- rent National Hockey League play. Will be used for gym~ nasties, basketball fmals, boxin& finals, handball finals. Spectator capacity, 16,000to18,000, depend· ing on which sport is being con• tested. Needs only mlndr .touchups to be ready for Olym pies. VELODROME -Part of Olympic Park complex.. Cycli,nf and judo will be here. Seating capacity, 7 ,200. Roof finished; venue to be ready by May. . ' CENTRE CLAUDE ROBILLARD -Water polo (a'. cept for finals at the Olympic pool) and handball prellms here." Seats 2,000. Due for October com· plet.ion . ETIENNE DESMAJITEAU_ '\a Basketball (except for final$,)f here. Seats 4,500. Roof ~ walls and part of seating are are in. Due for June completion: Archery and shooting rang~ are presently under constructi or alteration. Joliette Arche~ Club is located 45 miles fro Montreal while the L' Acad· Sports Centre (shooting) is abo ·30miles from Montreal. ; There are a number of oth · venues where only minor alter· lion will be required to ha them ready for such sports fencing, volleyball, weighlli ing, wrestling, yachting, hock and the modern pentathlon. ' \ • • l:i DAll.YPILOT ~ors 1Tourney Begins There'll be a new champ;on in the ~45 featured men's singles competition in the 49lh annual Pacific Southwest seniors tennis tournament at the · Newport · Beach Tennis Club this year. Bob Duesler, the de-- feruling champion from Costa Mesa, and run· nerup Forrest Stewart are both out with injuries although Duesler is list· ed in doubles competi· ti on. Action in the tourna· ment begins Monday and nms through next Sun- f.lay when finals are pre- 1ented in all divisions of ,ingles and doubles com- petition including mixed doubles. With the one -two E'·shers of 1974 missing, ck Leach of Beverly Its has been seeded \NO. 1 in the 35-and-0lder category with ex.-UCLA basketball star Ron Llv- 5ngstoo second. f Others in the top seven include John Norgaver, Gordon Davis, Rod Sussman, Eldon Rowe and Ernest Sckoop. • f. .. Ifni Strong Balance Key For Trojans • • • ,. By ROGER CARLSON 0t .. o.i1r , • ._.,.,.., Univenlty High•• Tro- jans are comia.g off their best season ever follow· tog the eo-championship campaign of 1974, includ· lng 11 wins in the last 13 outings. And to the dismay of South Coast League foes it figures to continue along the same lines ac· cording to new coach Dick Roche. Roche takes over for the departed Jerry Red· man and says his Tn>- jans eleven will be a bet· ter balanced team than the one that came back after an opening loss in league to tie for the crown with four straight victories. ' Two-a·d&Y. contact drills continue until Saturday when the Tro- jans travel to Huntington Beach for a scrimmage at IO a.m. could be the key to a hlChlY Improved Of· fenalve came for Unlvenity. He missed a DOD· league game in "74. then missed four league f,amea due to an ankle la- W'Y. At S.9, 177, he can bench 270 pounds. Tbe passing attack figures to be blgbly Im' proved witb quarterbacks John . Halagan and Art HelJle at the controls. Halagan (S.10, l:i:I Jr.)' has a better passing potential while Heise (5-1 1, 150 sr.), is a re- turning all·league selec· tloo at free safety. Also at tailback are Mark Spain {5·7. UO Jr.) and Sergio Delgadillo (S.7.1791~.). Delgad1llo and Dave Scroggillll (6-0, 195 sr.) give University strength at fullback. Also looming at that spot is Louisiana transfer Bill Keever (6-1, 17~jr.). Two alternate return· . .. . . .... . ' -. -----·--~! .... ;~~~;~;;--_.. rr-.. , -•. ···~ -• j ' ........ -.. .--.. ~---1"::-• t•l ------ ONLY AT HERi FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH JRnrt U:~nlrr '&tnntps & <&itins • .. WllUY · • STAMl!S•Cotts • .OLD•SILVa BREWART STAMPS ... w .............. . .,, .. .. ~ .. &. .. $5,000 DIScOUMI'. * UMITIDQ(µ THUHDEDIRD VILLAS -. T 1 •o;lllrd C I r Clttlt. P• S,.lop .. -· .. e lfll¢ I 0 = It ...., ..... -.t "' « 0 Noo --_. T-' i I ~.· -I~ ......... , ....... TI - -- ,,.,,. 0sta1 ,,_._. C &yClllo. -• • • I ................ ~ •• t ........... . __ .....,-, ... --··-·"' ..... ~-_.. .. ,, .. ~::-::::.-· -.. ,_ ...... \'m. .. 1...... . ....... , ..... c a , Cllll "brtw. c..1 ...... -.,,_., .... -... , •• , ......... • 171414u..o.ff, ... I ; •Dh-.......... ...,-acw...1•-w.>•• Among University's 20 returning lettermen are 10 who start ed, and perhaps the No. 1 item in the Trojans o£fense is tailback Ron Dykes. ing starters are at wide ------ DOLPHINS MIKE TANNER, QB STEVE CRAPO. Dykes, although he's only a 10.3 or 10.4 threat in the 100, has excep· tional initial speed and receiver where Sean Graham (5·10, 160 sr.) and Danny Hill (5-11, ISO sr.) are both doing well. Also Craig Andres (5--7, I30jr.) is a factor. I In the 45.49 group, King Lambert will re· 1turn to defend his title. 1 +along with runnerup Ed ·Kauder, Sam Match, !John Shea and Dick Mateer. r ·A record entry list of more than 425 pl ayers 'will be competing for •1 trophies in 29 categories of singles and doubles : action. Semifinals are set for Saturday with a special celebrity event slated Friday morning •from IO to I2 and In the afternoon Crom 3 to 6. Grid Outlook Bright For Dana Hills in 1975 Returning start er David Axline (6-2, 195 jr.), Dan Mitchell (6-2, 190 jr.) and Kelly Moran (6-3, 175 sr.) are at tight end. At tackle are co· captains Tim Allison (6-2, 205 sr.) and Miker;,"'-" Handlield (6·0, 205 sr.), in addition to Mark Murphy (6·1, 195 jr. ). who s tarted as a The football outlook at Dana Hills High appears to be the brightest since the school's inception in 1972 as the Dolphins go ' through their two·a ·day . vanguards contact work in prepara-i 'tio_n for the '75 cam· r pa1gn . tMeXl.CaDS New coach Bill Cwier· ty has 13 returning Jet· termen, 1ncludjng six ·In Acti· on starter•. eight transrers f~ and 10 prospects who passed up football last • Southern California year in bis squad of 52 I College of Costa J.tesa candidates. will host the tJniversity The additional 18 of Mexico in an interna-hopefuls, combined with tional exhibition soccer the bulk of last year's match Monday after-team, has to make Dana oOon at 3 on the campus Hills a bonafide con- field. tender for the South \",'Mexico is probably Coast League Litle. one of the finest uniyersi-''Our strong points on ty soccer teams in the offense appear to be at ! wo'rld, •• coach Fred ru!lning back and 're- 1 Miller of SoCal says. ce1vers," says Cunerty, I ~er will have 13 let· who comes to Dana lillls . termen back including after a successful reign f((Ur all-league selections at North Torrance High. t and several promising The transfers are Rob newcomers. Returning and John Stamos from are goalie Gus Rivas, Villa Park, Mike Scaran- halfback Dan Campbell, tino from Temple City, fullback Bob Johnson Cliff Auerswald from and forward Ken Rancho Al amitos, Jeff N'ygaard. Polasky from Michigan, ' · Pat Crowley from 1t1ssc.111et1ufe Ed" S F Sept.lA-Frt~P•,111c Ill. 1son, teve acone oa.1-Pt. Lon1' fl >. "from I"\orth Torrance oct.-hcro,orl5t1•n no·. and John Bachman from OCt.1---elSan D~$tttt t1:4SI. 0c1.11-c.1eaot1siuH'. El Camino High in OC.LIS-UC5anOlt00!3). Woodl dH"ll Oct. 1._.tAruu-P11tllk UO:lOJ'. an I S. 0c.L21-ucR1verslde tJ1. Henry Mikiewicz, An· oc.1.Jt-O..pman.co1111;e tli·. d H rr n and Robert ....... 1-C•I $U.tt ILOng Be.eh) v 0 ma oo ·. · Wagoner are among the No ........ c.1 Lutlltr•n !ll . group of 10 prospects ~~,0~!:,:!1G11mn. who are back in the foot- ball program arter pass- ing Jast year. Cunerty is taking ad· vanta2e of five good rWl· ning backs with a Houston Veer offense and says all rive will see their share of the action. Returning starters J ohn Gill {5·11 , 185 sr.) and Kerry Crabb (S.10, I75 sr.) are joined by jWlior Keith King (S.0, I65 jr.), Ron Kosmala (6·2, 180 sr.) and Pat SWeeney (5-9, 180 jr. ). Chris Walsh (5·11 , 165 sr.) and Crowley (S.10, 155 sr.) are vying for the flanker post while the starting role at quarterback is a battle between Steve Crapo (S.10, 160 jr.) and Rob Stamos (5·1l, 165 sr.). Also vying there is Vince Winningboff (5·11, 165 sr . ). Juniors Scott Volmerd-- ing (5·10, ISO) and steve Telaneus (5-11, 165) are at wide receiver where Mikiewicz (6·3, 175) and Hoffman (6·2, I65 sr.) are involved. Rick Browning (6·1, 185 sr.) and John Pentz (6-1, 170 sr.), two who started in '74, are at tight end and are challenged by junior Paul Bethke (S.11, 180). The tackle picture is somewhat cloudy with Bob Bellamy 5·11, 1&:> sr.) pacing a group that inc ludes Neil ... Jensen (5-10. 215 jr. ). Brett Stevens (6-1. 195 jr.). Robert Wagoner (6·1, 212 sr.) and Al DeHaan (6·4. 205sr.}. Wes Collier, a two- year starter at 6·0, 2d0, Brent Danninger (6·0. 180 sr.), and Steve Ray (6-0, 170, si".) give Dana Hills a solid point al guard. Danninger is a re· turning letterman and Ray was a starter in '74. And two.year return· ing starter Mike Tanner lS·ll, 185 sr.) is at center, backed up by Rick Battersby (5·10, 175) and Ralph Modugno (5·10, 165), a pair of juniors who swing from center to guard. 1f1tSCMl!DUl.IE S•Pj. It-LOI Amlgo1 II Sa., o.mtllte O:JOJ. s.pt. U-E '*""°loll'"' •l Vtltntla OC:t. >--Br•all s,.,, Cl•rrninte OC:I. 10--C..,Yof!at T1.1$1ln Oct. 11-At t..1111.1na Be•th t1:30l OCt. 24-At Sin Cltrrnintt (1:30) • N0..-.1-Uni.,,,.rslty at Tu1lln 17:301 NOw. I -Al MIU.Ion Vlt}o (7:301 No..-. 14-EI Toro •t S.n 0.n.nta (7:JO) sophomore. Pete Macdonald (6-1, 190 sr.), Cllff Nelson (5-10, 170 Jr.), R.J. Switzenberg (5·10, 165 jr .) and Rick Niedermayer (5·10, 187 jr.) are vying at guard. University figures to M RR WI have a better snapping YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR TO 0 0 game at center with Rick The Spa Bcoker, specializing in commercial, builder, and dealer Baxter (6·1, 195 sr.), sales, now offers YoU the same opportunity as the pro(e56ic:Jr8ls _,. Mark Moody (6·0, 18Sjr.) ro buy direct and save ($000.00?). Hete's proof! Example: and Paul Seidel (S..10, 176 Deluxe 8'round fiberglass ~.-...... Includes hellter, filter sr.) in the fold. pump, motor, 2'ir; blower, accessory pak. Regular price The Trojans will miss $2295.The SpaBrokei''s price Only$995+}ax.Shouldn't the kicking of Jim Green ~phone righfNOW? Call (714) 772-01~ or Visit our (two ot his field goals d15play, ion W. Ball Rd., Anaheim111t11t1o~> won South Coast League ~n 7 days a .week. Experience. ~~-~_!?ws! games last year), but _P ______ ,.;;;;;;,;;~;;~;,;;,;;,.;,;;,.;;~--;i;----;;;;; Dykes and Mitchell are solid at placekicking and Heise will handle the punting. t'11SCMl!DULE $$!... tt-,t.I T111111\ Sept. 2'-LOt Aml(t01 It c;,,dtn Gro ... OCt. s-AI Valentl.s Oct. 11-E111tranu 11 Tustin OC:t. 17-At Mlulon Vltjo 11:301 OC:t. 24--l.-a!Mla 8*Kh 11 TllStln 17:30) Noll, t---0.M Hiits st UC lr"VIM <2 p.rn.I Nov. 1-EI Toro at M1'5kln Vie}O 11:301 Nov. 1.S-San Cltma.,11 at TllSUri (7:30) FERRARI I FERRARI I .Grid Officials to Meet Football referees meetings for Orange County officials will be held at Anaheim's Savanna High School this f411 with nine dates slated. Sept. 8, 10, 17, Oct. 1, IS, 22andNov.19. ----Evening classes at An all-day clinic will be held Sept. 6 at 8 a.m. and various schools throughout Orange County will be the scene for scrimmages and mechanics Sept. 13. - Sept. 11-14 laroe11 ln•Tht·Water ShoW1 8 it.c:res Premier· lnglhe'71P-rboats& EqtJlpmtnt llnet from around the world! Newport Oune1 (Coa1t HIG1'W•Y at Jamboree), -"°" 8aeh 10 AU.10 PM 01IJV-A<Mll '2.SO, Clllldren 11-1211.25 ( lltAJLBOX ) Sept. 10 -14, 1975 ORANGE COUNTY''$ ONLY FALL SHOW ••• PLAN NOW TO ATTEND I YOU'LL SEE ..• Motor Homes & Campers • Shells • Tl'llltrs • Y1n1 & Yin Conv1rtion1 • Ski Bo1ta &. Catam1111ns • Motorcycles • Oft tht Road Ythlcltt • C1mpln1 Equipment and hundr1dr of other txeltln11•hiblts. SPECIAL FAMILY ENTERTAIMMENT DAILYl YOU'LL S££ ••• St1n Sw11t tht .Nltlon1t fast Draw Champion doln& his best 11 wen as p1ttormln1 is stiow Master of Cer1mol'll1s. Fe1turtd wllt be Wiiiy Ktt lllaina his Trampollne f1n111Uct &. Ory Dlwin1 Acts for 1Vtryan1'1 enjoyment. SllOW HOURS, 5 • 11 P.M. w .. ~ ... -Noon. I I P.M. Saturd1y -Noon · 8 P.M. Sunday AOUlfS 12.00 (QIU4rtll llfldff 12 nt£l 11ltb Plrtllta) • UYI 10o 01t .. •it adlnl1tlflft wit" Jtllf tP«lll dltcl*flt tl(ttt nlflltlft at YQUt p1rtlcl01tl11t Aloh• ,_,, Mltl•t flf Thrlftr Otv1 ...... • • ,. .. 7:30 are scheduled for I DONNIE WARD'S I ... ~~ 111/ROOR ·380 WEST WILSON;1'/,,,7,.,,/ rlf',.{;/ COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 92627 COSTA MESA'S first family TENNIS aue • LIMITED CHARTE~ MEMBERSHIPS • REGULAR MEMBERS CAN SA VE ONE THIRD • Fl"t c-First Sentt ~ALL HOW 642·2000 The Incomparable ....-~ c...-... FMwfSft I. I 1974 DINO FERRARI ROADSTER . Dino 246GT wHh R-yalft Hcrcllop! ON DISPLAY · NOW! for. a limited time only in our showroom IT WILL IE OFFERED FOR SALE AT THE END OF THE DISPLAY PERIOD. OFRRS ACCIEPJED NOW. SEE THIS FINEL Y·MACHINED. FINEL Y·ASSEMBLED, FINELY-TUNED ' MASTERPIECE MOW! r I 1 " . -r ' I • .. .... ... t.t •. :'' Gueationa/Comment . ....... , ....... ,, c ........ .... ... .... ... ,_ :a:r_ '"l:' .. •·•-•cc4leofs ·1io -ia.T-_..._.,,.._.,_. • ..._ ... Mll -..,._-., II a ""Ill tu lnU. "'8t, II alQ',uelhtuad•••Plof_...,,.. •• .,. 'ISC.•U-.r-•T-..-............. i be••'*•••allfJlwlMtu--...rTll .. .:- r If 1<111 are cs yeancrcildel-!t~~=. vi.t your home, 7oa will Pl min fn..-a~ tiaatment tlWI do youneer tax_..111 dltermlnllls •hot Ill· cometulldueonthelll'Clllt•thesale~- 11 your bome ICllcl wu ID tbe nam~ or both you and yaur ~Ito, It 11 -..Ytbat onlJ one ol '°"be 15101111 Of qe at tjletllnaolthe1aletotate adYan· 1aeeolthe11peClal nale. Tbe rule provldeo tllot If,... aold a home that wu your principal realdenee for ftve al the eleht ye111 lmmecliate1,y Jlriortolbe lale 1<111 bava no tax · to pay on the lain lf the lldJlllled lale1 price wu $20,000orles1. Remember, that the edjustecl 1ale1 price la the .,_ aelllq pnce 1-the -ol lale -1 ... l\Enl·upupenan. There wUJ be no tu, NJU'dleu or the ·11a or · the proftt, so lone u the llllJUlled aalea price wu $20,000 or le11. What lf tbe adjusted sales price was more than $21),000? In that case the l'\lles state that the amount cl Cain that II excluded from tax la the percentage that $20,000 bean !(I the adjusted sales price. Aa an example. let us aay that the adjusted sales price was $40,000. Tbe percentage $20 ooo bears to $40,000 Is !!O pen:ent. ' If a $30,000 gain bad been m;a.de on the sale so percent of it, or $15,000. would be exempt from tU The remalninc $15.ooo would be a lonc·tenn capital gain, with only hiilf ol It, 0< $7 ,!!00 being taxed as ordinary income. With the double exemptions being available to thoee 85 yeara and older mueh of thla gain COGld be offset by exemptions ·and the standard decl1'ctioo i Tax on the $30,000 gahi would be mimmaI. • But, this is a once-in·a·llfetime opportunity for senior citizens. Once )'OU baYe exercised tbls privilege )'OU may never do it &Cain. i You would exerelae thla l>rivileee only If you · sold your home and ....,, then moving Into a rented apartment or were moving· in with cblldren er with friends .. or course, if you sOld cme home and .U. bu11nc a replacement home you l!lill could t.alte advantHe of the rules 8pplylng to that circumstance. i EDITOR'S NOTE: llondoll R. McCanlleil.an .... 11- mmt oooly.t, ~e l«Mttandaulhorof "l!nl Bslale In CG!ifomla." Sn<! II""' comm..ts:and 'll""tllou lo Randall McCaTdle, c/o the Dolly .Pilal,.P.D. 8o% JlifO. ColtaMe1a9%626 .. . 4 4 • .. · ~ I ···-------.. • J ·-··-__ ... __ _ -• ~!!M?d!f!!?!!~·!!!p!£!'"'~m~11e!!!.:•7~.!'n!!!.s _____ ..J:DA11.~~·~.~~LOT:!!!__:·s~~-i ·Homes Show Dip in J1~ne . WASJUNGTOJll (AP) -11le ilUMAlll~;f. porll that aaln or now ooe-famlly llom• · . 1.1 paiant In June, marlllng the lint mcmtblt drop ·In salntbla year. 1 A report lllued aald that wblle the dlecll..,, followed five eonaecutlva 1ncreue1, Iba JUJlll} flaureoaU11put1t1Sboo,..nraa1eae.1pereemalla of where Ibey were a year qo. ~I Alederel IDeome tu eredll voted by~ for bQyers of Mw bolllaapuned a abarp aa!M "!f).'1 vancalllA.prll. ;)1 However. ecO®G1lata for the Federal -· Loon -Board bed eautlontid tluot the ln•-meanl earlier purcllna or bomea wbleh ~ have beeo bou.aht ev«dt1.1Uy, r1tber tUn a ball ' jump In demand. -1 The June llgurea appeared to •-rt.Uort ecooo...-' view tbat'lbe Aprtl-llay surse ln boo.., int lales la likely to be olfaet by atable o< clecllnlnf' ( saleadurin1therntolthoyear. l DECORA110N PQISIBILITIEI .SHOWN IN UVINO llOOlll 01' VIUA VALENc:IA MODEL Vj]Ia Valencia Opens Furnished models at Villa Valencia, a Laguna Hills ~partment/botel complex cater· lftC to. the retiree, are now open and available fot viewtng by the public. Four spacious floor plans are available including studio llyle, two--room suite and master suites with 1~parate dens. Apartment accommodations feature private baths, a balcony. air condlUoning and an intercom system to call the front office. Plush wall-to-wall carpeting and drapes are standard. and early rental allows the renter a color scheme choice for carpeting and bathroom flooring. Colors availa· ble are green, gold and bei1e. Also , kitchenelles are available for any naodel. MODELS CAN be rented either . furnished or unfurnished, and the complex bas six large elevators for easy UansportaUcn ~ beloog- ings. Generous c::loft!l-fpace is provided ln all apartmenta, and each bathroom features sit-down tubs for the safety and conve- nience of the renter. The rent at Villa Valencia in- cludes utilities, meals and snacks, daily maid service. health care supervision, local transportation and full security facilities . Many rttrealional activities '4i.ll be available including boccie ball, croquet. shuffleboard, billiards and cranrooms. There will also be a larJe awimmlng pool, fully equipped beauty salon and library. plus recreation rooms for sewing. cards, and television. THE GROUNDS of Villa Valen· eta are to be landscaped ex· ten1tvelS' and will include ponds. park areas, pools and fountains. Villa Valencia ts located in Laguna · Hill• adjacent to the Laguna Hilla Mall and Is within easy walking distance of many s hops and services, including medical offices and financial in· stitutions, plus Saddleback Valley Hospital. ···-.. Dana Bluff~;;:~~~~~:==:==:===:=:===:==:=~~~ • ' ' Homes Have . Coast Jliew , Dana Bluffs II sit.mm on a quiet bluff overlook· ing the· Doheny State BeaCb and the Dana Point Harbor. ·Each ol the 100 prestige bomel has a panoramic view of theeoaattine. . One reaches Dana Bluffs by taking Beach Cities (Pac Coast llighway I offramp from the San Diego .Freeway, then turning right on Doheny P-" Drive; and right again cm Victoria lo the project. THE PROJECT bas a large selection of two, three or four·bedroom · units priced from flll,!!00 to $120,000, all with a panoramic seaview and not merely a glimpse ol the sea out of a back bedroom window: All balconies face on to the sea side, and there are no buildings 1(1 bloet the resident's vie~ Each two-slOr)' house-DU two balcony ocean views, me from the living room_ one from the master bedroom with total vis- ibility ID all directions. The ocean presence ls complemented. by them. ner elegance of the Dana Bluff bom"!I. Each boose has a 1a1 forced air furnace but also comes standard equippe<I with a gas-lit woodburning rireplace for those cool nights when the surf ts pounding below and the wind ls stirring up a howl. Each buyer also has a choice of brick or stone decor for bis fireplace as well. THERE IS standard hardwood finish on all kitchen and bathroom cabinets. and this feature •. combined with ceramic tile kitchen counter tops, adds lux· ury at no additional cost. Each house bas two and one·hal[ bathroom with standard cortan marble counter topo and -•ml• Ille In the -andsiJowen. ---- E:LDOR~DO E:ST9'TE:S MISSION VIEJO (714) 581-7800 -"' " From Los Angeles'Or Orange "' County. take the San Diego Freeway south to Alicia Park· way exit. Head east approx- imately one-half mile past· Muirlands Boulevard to model compleir. 3 to 6 bedrooms • F111m $55,450 •Quality Lath & Plaster • Wood Shake Roofs Construction • Real Stone or Brick Exteriors • Shapell's Custom Handcrafted • Complete Sidewall Insulation Natural Wood Cabinetry • Exclusive Cultured Onyx • Dramatic Wood Burning Marble Pullmans Fireplaces •Ceramic Tile Kitchens & Baths •All Electric Appliances •Luxury Shag Carpeting • Self Cleaning Oven, Automatic throughout Dishwasher & Disposal ••• and more quality features everywhere you look! S & S CONSlRUCTION co .. CONTIIACTORS l1ClHSE •B158.l21 PS OOIS'tlOOi"IOR CO. The tlaalitJ Builder on. •· ·~· Andthelivingisgood. Today we announce the Grand Opening of Unit JI and our new Ba lboa plan. It's super . It's a large two story home w ith 4 .tJ bedrooms and 21/2 baths. There's a , , raised formal entry overlooking the I l large living room with vaulted ceiling. ~ ' And a "Garden View" family room that's enormous and features a unique J · fireplace. f;, . Huntington View homes are in an ~ exclusive Huntington Beach neighborhood. All homes reflect a " deft blending of contemporary flair and age old elegance. Soaring beamed ceilings. Grand staircase entries. Walls ~ of sliding glass. Up to 6 bedrooms, /", • Jbathswith2and3cargarages. ~ And the ocean. It's just down the street. ' Get into the swing of a Huntington ' View home now. A whole lot of ~ •, great living g oing on. ~ 'r ~=F.J::i;:IJ 5/ ti· ·;~t • • From just $55,990. l.iJ...e the San Diego Freeway to Beach Blvd .• then drive Gl' \ ~award to Yorktown and left - 10 Newland and Huntington - View in 1-luntington Beach. :mmt r . ~ .. • . . . • • . . . • I l·-1 • , • • • • • • • • • .. 4 • • • • • -· ... ,. . .. ... ....... __ ,,_ __ • Spe.cial Loa n -~~e ~i is Restarted ·at Sea Wind c .. ) SeaWind condomlnluma to Newport Beach, bu "'1DOlllleed that Ila a peel al poyment ·pro. cram has been reatarted to close out the few bomea that •till re-_ main. Accordtns to Scott Woodward, director of sales and marketing. for SeaWlnd. the special prog,am met. with over- whelming success when used re-. cenUy, and with the 9i'oject near .. ty sold out. be has decided to re-. instate it to ·close out the few homes that do remain. Under the special program, whett a buyer mates a normal 10 percent down payment. SeaWlnd makes bis entire mnnlhly ')lrln· elpal and Interest paYUlelllS for him for up to one year. The lc>ca· tion he chooses determines the length of time his payrbents are made. -, SINCE THE progrilm was in· troduced, SeaWlnd b•S IX• perienced ·mcHdll>le 111 .. 11Je. ceu, and tbe project ~arlY IOld out. "J(ow that er Is here, and people have the' added ln""!!Uve or llvlnC at the beach, coupled with the lac\ thatthe'lo;o- cram Is being restarted, we l!Jl• ~tbe remaining ~ to be gone almost tmmeCSlatelY.'" Woodwud remarked. "!I' .2!'! exponmee with this ioocram Ii any lodlc&lOr, we're .cclaJI lb lie delll#d wWa buyen.~I 1ilah ;,e had more units to offer, but we're rolng to have lO assl&n tlioee that remain M a (int· come. ftnt-served basls. •• • The special payment JrOCr•m allows the buyer a period ol Ume aft.er purchase to rebUUd hil eav· ings. For up to one year aft.er purchase, the only monthly pay- mmts be bas are the tu.es and th~ bom wnerl• u1odatloa t ... , wllich amount to -'140 'ptt' montll. The enllN JlrindJ>&! and biterest paympta -paid bY lb, builder. "This 1\1!1 beea llll _1.., pi'ogram for UI, '' commented Woodl\'ard, "but la the8e times, people need an locenUve to buy, 8nd we have certainly found It. 1 " Tbe_of1~ 111ade ev<!I more at-tractive by the !act that moot homes qualify for the~OOO tu credit recently •ano,o bY UM! President, <subject to IRS approval). • . Located just minutes walldoii or bicycling from the beach on SUperior Boulevard, just a1>9Ve Pacific Coast Ri1hway lo Newport Beacb, Sea Wind models are open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Prices ranee from $46,950 lofSl.250. l GRAND Home Diversity Offered OPENING WID E DIVERSITY OF RESIDENTIAL STYLES AVAILABLE IN SEASI DE SAN CLEMENTE S an Clemente • San Clemente has recently been derined as a new home s hopper's paradise; orrering a diversity of residential styles not usuall y round in one county, much less one vi llage by the sea. f One example or the values in new hom es currently available in San C le m e nt e is ShoreCliff Villas. "'ith prices starting at $36.950. situated just two blocks from the ocean. Four plans are doffered. with two or three bedrOOJl1S and two baths. Presidential Heights ofrers five plans, with prices starling at $34 ,990 . Two or three bedroom models are available. "'ilh from one and one·half to two and one- half baths. TWO AND THREE bedroom homes with one and one half and Sea Gate -Designing Challenge 0 two and one half baths are offered on spectacul a r view s it es at Ocea n Hills To\vohomes. \\'ith homes priced from $42,250, the community features a recreation center, two heated pools and nine·hole pitch and putt.golf. An example of the moderate price range new bomes currently being offered is Reef Gale West, located within a minute's walk or the shore, where prices begin at $55,000. Two and three bedroom homes are available, all with three baths. Parkview Manor offers t\VO and three·bedroo·m condominiums with surf vie"'S, located less than a block from the beach. Eight plara;, ranging in size from 1,240 to 1,580 square feet, are priced from $49,500 to $64,500. WCATED JUST a quarter of a • m ile from mid -town Sa n Clemente, Seav.iew Townhomes feature boldly designed two-a nd three-be droom homes with dramatic ocean . views. Priced from $56,850 to $65,900, the homes feature luxury appointments and abundant recreational facilities: Broadmoor Homes, with four view-oriented plans situated on a hillside overlooking the Pacific, start at $66,490. Tflree and rour bedroom plans, all with tV.'O baths, are offered. , ~larin er's Point. consisting of 48 clearly distinctive view · lots set atop the San Clemente hills, s tart at S40,000 pe r lot and $150,000 per home. These examples give some ideas as to the broad range or h omes avai l ab le in San Clemente. \\'ith e<i.c h ho me front- ing on \\'ater . Sea Gate. a Sl4 .5 milli o n lu-xury townhom'e c-ommunitr in lluntin gton Harbour . represented a challenge for rres h . inno\"nli,·e architectural d esigns. says R ay Loga n . ,-ice president of sales and marketing for the Chris· tiana Companies. Tn C .• the developer!ii . ··tt o\\'ever. as de - !<iignt•d by th e noted _San Francisco architectural firm o r Kaplan ·a nd ~lcLaughlin . the ,,·ater e nvironm e nt m e lds "E\IERV'DAY IS UKE AN OCEAN VOYAGE AND WE T EVEH HAVE TO TA.f(E SE.4 SICK PIUS." .. ' ANO EVEAV NIGHT IS FOR S 111.nGAZEAS FR0\4 VOUR HIGH-RISE. BEACU FRONT Qtll.l<.!.li,\StlrJ~ CONDO ,.,,, ~""' ~ ....... '""""'"-' ..... ·••••••n ''""~••oc~ • > ,,,,, • ..,, •~o .. u1 ·~"'"''"'1< perfect I~· ,,·ith the \v arm. ----~---------------u nus u a 11 y desig'ned tiomes . ·· t~oga n ·con· tinued. "The architecture is a blend of . contemporary and tra ditional forms." he noted. ''Tnitiall~--the h.o m e s h a v e the ('h ara ct er-or the 'salt .box' archilt'cture that has heen po'pular for more th an 100 yea rs. 'f'spec ially in Ne "· ·England. These forms :are te mpered by soaring roor lines and contem· IFYOU~IN NEWPORT BEACH YOUR BUSINESS SHOULD BE IN PARKCEN'IER® . Con1lomi11i1i"1 llomea i11-Jhe Prestigiorts Weatcli/J A.rea oj Newport Beach • Decorator wall-to-wall carpeting • E11closcd patio or b~cony • Breakfast bar 842 ,000 t o 844,000 2 Bedrooms • 2 Bat h s • Dishwasl1cr Separate Dining Ar ea • Couti1111ot1s..cleaui11g oven • JcC•DlUkCr refrigerator ~/ t • r·i· • Abmulanl closet space ). ~f!ICJIOr . ., I ,tas • Draperies • Log·h11r11i11g fireplace • 1\lirrorc<I closet <loors • 3 hentcd s'"irnming pools 1184-1256 Rutln.11.d Road l'ie1v11ort Beo c /1 , C11lif. 92660 Salf• 0.ffic fhoneJ ,(7141!i.J.~·B.J7..1 ' '· : ¥"/" 2. •'/ l ,.( .· , ~ • . . I • • -varary ba lconies. From the wate rs' edge at th e foot of the Lido Isle bridge California's premiere condomin.ium residence rises regally over Newport Beach . overlooks the private boat slips. There is. of course, a heated swimming pool, an d . companion therapy pool. I • . . : .. AN ADDITIOSAL :architectura l th e me is )'stablis hed by the ex· jensi\"e use or cedar on ~he e~tcriors." he added. -··Each SeaGate home .lias a cedar s hake roof .'.a nd many of the exterior :,,,.afl!'i are stained cedar .siding. · Four. furnished models ;;:are open daily from lC ra.m. to dusk at the lSeaGate sales office, 3500 LEdln&8 Avenue, Hunt· tnglopJleac~. , • . PARKCENfER,. is the new 170 acre planned business and residential community in Santa Ma, Ideally located between the Santa Ana end N8'40rt Freewaya -(jusl a halt mile north of the lnterchenge)-mlnutes from the Garden Grove. RM!fside and San Oleoo Freeways. MMC~ otfet1 developed properties fOr sound, iong term investment; office space !Of lease; sites zoned tor oc:wittruclion of office and/ol' medical buildings. rsstaurantt. lhopa. MMCEf1'Drl Sanla Ana localk>n otters extended I~ claling 18Mce. a latge and diverse labor pool. balarM:ed housing. rental apanmenta, and excelfenl services. al at 1r1 ettrective, compeciliv9 coal • • In ..lll likelihood this will be the last of its kind here. In all likelihood it is destined to also become not only one of the "great addresses" of Newport, bul of .all Californiia • The views from each and every one of lhese exquisite homes is breathtaking. In every direction you look down on hotrbor or ocean settings, charming shops and w.aterfront homes comfortably nestled in lhe six-figure- plus price range. An ever-changing and always exci ting experience. Yo ur privacy and security are .assured by a 2-1-hour closed circuit television surveillance system, a 2-1-hour security guard, a call system in every residence and the prnence of a resident manager. A p.1fatial salon furnished in Louis Quinze extends the full le ngth of the building and Each two Qedroom, two-and·a·hali balh ttSider)ce~fferl: a step down living room and private balcony; each master suitef a private dre&$i~·rooqt tnd built·in sauna. There •re i.~t f\!fft'°ur of these. magnjficen! waterfron'( ris1d~i'1ceS available at 601 lido. SaonJhe dppo~nl(J ta own here will be gone. Nov.i isJhe 1irw• while there is still time, tO investiRate fdnher the advanwges 601 Lido h11 to b'fftr. '" •T'!'I' ~i~w-1t5idences from 5125.000. Ex~ilent f'naming available at 8¥. ~ interest. !Ult"' .IQ>,ff • 1 :) ,. Fumishtil detonllp( inodels open dally !0:00 , I a .. m .tod.ink.,, lltlt , I ... ------------, I ·1'lr. Ron RC!llt:I, 601 Lido Park Dri''C'• ! 60:j I Ne"'J>Ort Beach, Calir. 92660 'l I (71 4)673-6101 J . ' 00 ~ I Pie.,. ><nd me "'""' infotmation abotlt ~I I I :::~::~·-~·~~u:::~~~~d-~-~ PARK ;I 1 Add ..... ____________________ :no ," 'E ·I cur --·······-·----:i -··--·-·~1.i).J X: I l-~~~~~~-l Slate .:. ···-·---ZI .•.•• ,J-~BE/0-1 I L ,,_ .;.;.-.;;;;·~-~-.;.;.-· CAJ.l~~ ... ' . ~~ ,r • OI ... .. ll E Ir " 6 Ii •• ti (I rr " ~ n n .. c' ti g ft t• v I, tl • h il -,_ __ ... " ' flOU,to I 't ' WASHINGTON (i\PJ -If ,... ... lntttestecl In ~-po.000 loan.to buy a licllloe,•.,.. federal law tould • ...., JOU.., to $11.000 in Interest ..-a qver the lifeolthe mort1a1e. Or ii Y01l~aa·t m•l>lY1D<nta on a house you already own be< a use you •ve lolt )'OW' job, U..t 11me law. ml&ht help yau keep that home. • • TJiAT WOULD meaa 700 ~ ral8 b ... thus fer Ul'lnlltwu bltlatloltarJt, •re-~e, Olaale llae ,~.~. · -id oal)r PA1 the 'M pet-been ttable throt11b the r• leu.d D hlUIMia~ Qla. ~ u.11......-oi•• empbas{a is' nte;orabooatSZSamoathleuin .,..Ian, lndicatiJll no -yet Die Ila• '11101'11•1• pui'chne ~ .., -~~GI\' lnterut OD 'tbe mo~1•1e, \, forthePr<11ram. authOrlaallbn, vlrtualb' ubaust· nllllAI boll)ts ~ llbllted toll>· 1ee.....,. Ul4 in u :latei'vl-. Ford vetoed a DemocraUc· Ina the ·then •vallable .lpencllas peroent or total ONMA commit· That HYlnl louila ·-'8.000 backed hou1ln1 bill last week authority. Thia m_, WOl1ld be IDellta. over the 80·7ear Ille of tlle that would bave prevlded direct uaed In the 1am• falblon u the AndthebomeowDSwbobnow mortsaae. 1ub1ldle1 to mlddle·lncome $10 bllll .. In th9 blll l"ordsllned. pertq more thaa 1111 ptftODt cm Keaniey flid the lendin& lo· home buyen~ Tbe measure Ford r r 1 • a naortgaae clJ)DOt try to re. lllltuUoo 11 •llllnl to mate-~ tl&ned Wednesday -burrtediY MOaTG A,4; 111:.8 FOil the llnaace that loaa at a lower in· loans i-ause you pay Ibo In· worked out by Conareu aft.er 1.t JXll'dlaM of aewty "oamtruc:led ttrHt-rate 1!1 obtaining a lllltulloaupto1111 .,....of the lalledtooverridetheveto. homes.and eallUat ..._are ~ethatWUlbelOldtoGin· PresldeQt Ford ,11ned the }:mergeney Houaln& Aet ol m5 tnto law recently, saylna It wowd belP push alOJll a recovery ol lbe depressed bou1in1 aad COlll!nae· uon indualriet. ~age -OE MSO cm a SI0.000 When Ford vetoed the !Int bill ell&lble r..-Ibo lows Interest-dle'lla<i. mortgage -as a one-time --~~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~~~~; or\tlnaUon fee. And Ibo savtnaa Alld loan would alaodwl• Gtnne Mae up to thr~ of 1 per<ellla&e point rot h..SHns the SUPPQaTEKS OF the blll which gives the Government Na: tional Mort·Q:age Aaaoclation (GNMA) UO hllllon In new morteage purchase authority say it could spur coaatructtoo oi up to 300,000 new homes in the nextyea.r. Dan Kearney, GNMA presi~ dent, outlined how \)\e public ~mpany known aa Ginnie Mae would use th,e funds : I You might want to cet a $30,000 mortgage to buy a home. but a savings and loan would now charge yo.u al>out nine percent for the 30-year loan. · However, Gii1nie Mae would promise the lending institution to buy your mortgage and ·others like it from the savings and loan -if the mortgages were Cora 7 ~ pcrcenl interest rate. loan eacb month. · Anoth'er provlolon ol the bill could heh> those thrown out ol work bf.the reeesilloo &VOid loo· Ing tbe1r home bec:ame they can. oot make morte.,. pa,ymmu. But lhia proviaion must be tri1· gered by l'ord. ''If forecloaure rates rise signtfjcantly, this legllladon will enable ua to acl qUiclcly to keep owners from losint ·their homes," Ford said at the signing ceremony in the White House llcleGarden. KEA1lNEY EXPLAINED that a bank or other institution coull' loan an unemployed homeowner up to S250 a month te continue making mort1age payments. Th e go ve rnm e nt wop.Id guarantee that loan. he said. ~ But the GNMA president Sai d Housesnaitlu Jtormed ,._ . BOAT HOUSE! ' I I • I I· " " New England Homes I' Crafted in Old Style . '. ' " By JERKY HARKAVY YORK, Maine (AP) -Dis- encharited with contemporary bome building, small groups or n o rthern New England c raftsmen ar e turning to America's colonial past for old construction techniques and new inspiration. These groups have been at- tracting customers by building homes the way they were built more than 200 years ago, using melhods known as timber fram- ing or ·posl·and·be8.m construc- tion . "All ·o(· us have worked with . .conventional methods and materipts. ··which is why we're doing this.'' said Steward Elliott or Yortt-a 32-year-0ld carpenter who o,rganized Housesmitbs three yei\rs ago. He said simila,r group& h~ve been formed In Manhijeld, Vt., and Alstead and Bd'rrington, N.H. ELLIOTT CLA{MS his timber· framed houses, using pogts and beams as-large as nine by 15 in· ches, are sturdier than conven- tionally framed dwellings, which gel lheir structural strength rrom plywood sheathing nailed to two byJour building studs. "Drive a lruck through a eon· ventional house and it will col- lapse,'' he said. ''Drive it through a timber·framed hoUse and you'll have a bole! in the wall, but lhe house will remain slflnd·. ing." Housesmilhs models its homes after Cape Cods, salt.boxes and garrisons. The group claims its building! will last 200 or 300 years. Thus far, the group baa built houses r anged in price from $25,000 to $85.000 , depending on size and -fini shing. Housesmiths members say their buildings cost about $24 to $26 a squate foot, compared to $30 a square root for conventional homes. ELLIOTI' GETS his designs Crom scale drawings or classic 18th century homes, prepared as a WPA project during the 1930s and available from the Library or Congress. "We try to r eproduce a house in as close deta il as possible to the tradilion a l house" while m eeting state and local building codes and addin g bathrooms, laundry r o om s and other amenilies, he said. The group's carpentry tools are a mixture or old and oew. Power saws ar e used alongside antique adzes, m;1.llets and chisels, often collected from old barns. The oJder band toots are used to fashion joints. Timbers are linked wilh wooden pegs, known as trenails. . · Houses miths, which took its name from an 18th century term describing a craftsman who con· structed houses, has.a nucleus of five carpenters,. with pp to 15 othe r workers, including masons, plasterers and cabinet- makers . who do interior finishing. Elliott sai~ the group builds four or five homes a year. ELLIOTT AND Ernest Breneman, a real estate dealer associated :wltb Housesmlths, are exploring waye ol setUoa up their own woodlot, mll1lilg precut Umbj!rs that would bring clOwn cmstrucUon costs, and authoring a how·lo book on building timber· framed houses. -\ ... • E,·e r~·~sailor's dream. Every sea lover's paradise. The nlos t perfect \va y to li ve in Southern California's most perfect place. Oncthe water in Newport Beach. . . 621 Lido Park DriYe. Your mooring, steps fro m your door. (A slip !or every hom e.) You r constant com· pan ion, surreal reftections of masts and hulls and sun and gulls. Visual delights that quietly cleanse your mind just as surely as the oecan breezes refresh your senses.The feeling of well-b ei ng on ly the sea can give. 621 Lido Park Drive. Designed and bui lt fo r people who love the sea and the things of it. Architecture of richly textured wood and copper trim wh ose patina can only become richer with the passage of time and · the pallet of weather. lnteriol'll crafted U. be appre· ciated by eyes accustomed to the workmanship of the s hip's carpenter. An elegance te mpered with the informality of waterfront living . 621 Lido Park Drive. Thirty-six of the mos t desirable waterfront condominium homes ever avail able in Newport Beach. A rare opportunity to grasp life by the hand and live it the way you've always dreamed it should be.Joyous, free and close t.o the sea. Set aside the time to see it now. You~ve waited long enough. Two bedroom, two bedroom and den condominium homes from $120,000.· Excellent Financing-8'A% (81h A.P .R.) 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'"• ---------;:1 Office Use Only • Co•st Community COll-O-District 27111 Falrvlewfload Costa Mesa, Calllornl• 112626 -------~=======-----------=,-----.· .. A@ICAnt'a Sl9n•ture Date : • -" .. !.' ! -•! .. J ! •./ ·q DAILYPILOT Sunday.Septembot7.1975 .. First Hoine~ ·~~asualty~ ·. Young Fmmlies Victims of Credi.t Sqrwe~ .. ' ' Spec:lallollle DallyPUat • NEW YORK -Y0untr mlddl .. income families, shopping fOf" their first house, have become the initial casualties or a growing credit squeeze. AB cash-pinched thrift institu· tions c\lt back the flow of mortgage financing, "low-down. payment loans are first to go,'' sa)'J Nathaniel Rogg, executive vice·P.r"esident of the National As· sociation of Home Builders. Thia makes borne ownership increas· inglf difficult for younger couples. Many of them can't af. ford more than a $2,000 or $3,000 down payment on a new home, whose av~ge price now ls over $37,000, accdrding to Rogg. · With mortgage rates climbing to nine or 9~ percent in many areas, realestate brokers report that the required down payment on conventionally mortgaged re- sale homes now is 20to30percent, up from the 10 to 25 percent re- quired earlier this year. The higher down payments allow banks to issue more mortgages, lenders say. SOME SAVINGS banks are granting mortgages only to longtime depositors, while others are screening out just about anyone that isn't a friend of the bank's president. Until recently, the availability of low·down-payment mortgages has been a major factor in prop- ping up the home-building in· dustry. In 1973, a boom year for housing, about one of every five home buyers obtained a mortgage loan covering 90 per- cent of the property's appraised value. Most of these high-ratio loans were insured by private agencies such as MGIC Invest· ment Corporation. which wrote more than $14. billion worth of in- surance last year. " o . REAL ESTATE MGlC. WHICH prices its mortgage insurance far below Federal Housing Administration rates, Protects the lender against defaults on high-ratio Joana. One popular plan calls for a first-year premium of one-ball of one per .. cent of the mortgage and annual TeneWal premiums of ooe-fourt.h of one percent for the next eight years. By that time, the mortgage has been paid off to a point where the insurance is no longer necessary for the lender's protec- tion-the value o£thebomeitself is enough to cover the loan balance. With lOw ·down-pa.yment mortgages hard to obtain, few families in a $15,000·~$00.000 in· come bracket can scrape enough money together for a modest three-bedroom town house Coast Exchangors Win Quarter Award • anymore. eommenta a New Jff111ey builder. IN THE PAST 12 months average o~·home·prices have jumped 18 jjercent .. At the-same • time, Interest rates on a !ilO per.- cent nfortgage DOit' are in tbe rlmge of nine> and 9'U percent in m.any states, UJ11f:rom av. percent a yeir ago. That adds up to a whopplntr ~~rcent lnorease In the monthly payrpents on a typical home mortgage ovtt -the , past year. compared with an eight percent increase in personal income.. lt now takes $251 a month t() carry a nine per· cent, zs.year mortgage for $30,000. Low-down-payment mortgages are usually available from larger builders who arranged for forward mortgage commitments from lending institutions months ago. In the current tight-money squeeze, these commitments are hard to come by .. As 41 result, many builders are 'financing their sales on · a spot basis, one tract or even a few houses at a ·ume. ~. THE FHA, WmCR was the m3instay of the lOW·down• payment insured mortgage ' market in the 1980's, is no.longer a major force. Since the FHA was rocked by inner-city housing scandals two years ago, the agency bas cut back its staff, stif- fened appraisal standarmi. and severely tightened up loan pro· ' cessing. It now ti;Utes the FHA 60 to90 days to approve a loan, com· pared with .less than a week with private mortgage insurance. Builders complain of the FHA's ···excessive'' paper work, and sellers of existing botiies dislike to pay the point charges on FHA· insured mortgages. CA Point is a one-time charge to the buyer equal to one percent ot the The most creative exchange mortgage.) award for the first quarter of this In addition to the processing year was given by Orange Coast lag, the FHA is handicapped by a ExcbaDgors to Nance J. Cassube maximum insurable loan limit of of Pyramid Excbangors, Irvine, $33,000. This ceiling is far too low and Eullis Kennedy, Huntington for many high-priced suburban Beach. housing markets, builders say. • -- • • ,~ • and bpatl.ng, and'.Jllklng, , and fishing, and cycllng; · 'and hiding and seeking, -and picnicldng,and ~{Ilg ' .. ' i ·AND..ALL WITHlrtJlBU·· LOOS~ CENTRAL PARK. w.1afi :· • RECREATIONAL· ACRES qf LEISURE-TIME GAME$, SPORTS,. AND FAMILY FUN, A.ND LITERALLY IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD! EYERYTHING'S INCl,.UDED IN THE PRICE: • Shag carpeUng • CUstom fireplaces • Deluxe .. Ultra-brigh\'9 cquntry kitchens · · • Front lawns with a tree .(· and sprtnklers • Rear and side yard fencing .•Wetbers •Shake roofa • Concrete drives • 3-car ga("ages • 3 baths • 2200 square feet of living area MOYE IN NOW ••• OR BEFORE SCHOOL START'8 . ASK ABOUT OUR r "HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK" """'"'""' SPECIALS! s i...,,....,.._iL-~ (714) 842·7497 $61,900 to _. $68,900 • . MGIC, largest of the private mortgage-insurance companies, says the volume of new loan ap- plications is running 35 percent below year-ago levels. "A lot oi savings and Joan associations are still with us, but many com- mercial banks are pulling out of residential mortgages because they can earn higher returns elsewhere,•? an MGIC spokesman said. The transaction involved an Congress is considering ~egisla· .·~ exchange of seven properties in tion .that would J>oost the msura· f, counti f California. Ex ble limit to $45,000, but bankers our es othr• ' • d bt \b h' al ould ·~. • Crowtimewas eeweeks. ou att is m~ve one_w . Both brokers Specialize in in· produce any ·maJor upswmg m vestment sales and exchanging. FHA' activity. ~__::.....::.._~~---'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- .~. Smi~h -Promoted r Larry D. Smith of Newport Beach bas been pro-· moted to Vice Rresident and District Manager of the West Los Angeles office of Grubb and Ellis Com· mercial Brokerage Company. Smith, 35, was promoted to assistant manager of the real estate fjrm's Newport Beach office in 1973, having joined the company's downtown Los ·-=========-. Angeles office as an industrial salesman in 1970. A Dative of Los Angeles, Smith is a 1962 graduate of the · United States Military Academy at 'West Point and served more than five years on active duty with the · UnitedStatesArmy: · If you could afford to live anywhere in Newport Beach, chances are you cl live here. ~ · Our buyers have reach('({ that stage in life where they can & quite choosy about where they li\•e. Thry want a carefree, exhilarating home. One tha'tcomplements ( Nf!wport Beach liuing~ The entrance is full·time ~urity att.ended. A.'PriVate . (1ubhouse. with pool and tennis courts, for play night. or day, invites ybu. AM J-' Fe11hiop Jsland, t.he ocean , the restaurant& are · • • delightfully noar. Th ... private homes ara i,.!l!!o t abloom with fresh,tarefreeideasand areluUy ~ ... landscaped a,od c4l'ed for you on the ou..tatdc. • -rou.'11 probably choose Jasmine Creek j "beca""" it has the right-home in t!le,right place. Be sure to eee the elepnt'new models, ( 'today. Fabulous terms, low inte~ r11tes. ' .aPeciali1..ed customiz· - I I "ing allowanc~ on ~ @ : .m~~l~~:~.:;~•c, - • M.J.llllOCKAIONS.IHC.A•~t,·.,-,.,..l...._t.:_,.,,¥ . ' -·- .. -----··--- • ' • • ,. ' .. In the tradition of Richard:Henry Dana's immortal "2 Years B~fore the Mast;• Dana Light Cond0miniums announces an unprecedented offer. Whe~ Dana landed in beautiful Dana Point in 1835, he wrote that it was the most perfect place to live in the world. And now when you buy a new home at Dana Llght, you can live in that "most perf ect place" for up·to one year without a principal or interest payment! That's right. When you mak,e ~ IlQnnal_lQ%. down paYin.~~t 9n a new _ Dana Light ocean-view condominium, Dana Light Will make-your en~ monthly principal and interest payments for up to·one year! j1Jl you pay are th e taxes and homeowners' fees for that period.. . , 1 1 · As the sea is part of Dana Point's past, Dana Light.is a conte{Ilporary home for the fut liI'e. Spectacular six-mile ocean views. Lighted tennis courts. A beautiful heated pool wi th jac uzzi and saunas for men and women. And all located within a private security guard-gated commu- nity. Many features you would.· expect to pay extra for are included in the base price, like self -cleaning ovens, lined drapes, trash compactor, enclosed garage with ::;_ electric opener, and.even a built-in washer · --- and dryer! This offer is for a limited time only;" so don't mi ss your chance to own an ocean vi ew home in "the most perfect place In th e world'.' •Ofre.r is suhfect tQ change o.nd ovailability without notice. • • ; OceanV!i.ew Condominiums from $38,950 Phone {714) 49&4552 ' .. • -• f I '1 !·1 • ' I 1 l i I l I -~------------·---,-=-·-------....;. _____ • I ~ l • , .. --~--....... -------------.. ., -r--;:;·==-==i --.......... ; • ! •' I ' l • ! ' ' . I l • . • 1 • ,, • • } " . ' ) ' ' . • ~ ' ' • ( • -~ 'j • • • - • • ~ I - • • • I ,..t • • 7 11111 ' ... • • Do\ILYPIL • ) I '" ' • ' DAI\. Y PILOT Sunday, September 7, 1975 • . , .. ·. . ·-.· . .. . . . ramatic Scenes of El Modena Fire .. ' Dalltf Plr.t PNt .. Br1 llUJtard K-1t• A11d Pat.Wk O'D--" EL.AINI! BASSETT LEADS llW>ONNA, Oita OP HER AIWllANS, FROM FIRE PATM __ J ....... __ ·- \ • • BIOIS: A.tl>ao«-s .• ... dlecll-- doly --=-,... I tr••· 1'11 DAIL y l'l~OT •• I ..... , .... _ ... __,_....,,,. ----~--,_ ........... ....................... ...... ·IOOZ ....................... U.STSIDE FfXIR UPl'Elt l t ..... -··Holler. Need• work but ire.at poteatlal. 3 Bdnn. l bath bollM on R·2 zooed lot with room tor 9dditlonal uall. Only $34,900. I Oj6.7111. Op_ea Evca • -Walk1:r 1; ler. All real e1tateadvert.lsed ' l' in thla uw~ ••ub- -lo the Federal Folr lfou,111111 .AC\ of tHI Whlcb m&ka it Wetal to ad•ertlse ''•D¥ pre· fereace1 limll&Uon. or dbcri.mmatJon baled on n<=e, eokw, religion, sex. °' uUoaal ori&ia, or an intention to make any such preference. ltmita-- lloa. .. dlacrlmlnatlon." Heal ft;fatr. i GREEHBROOK i 3+Jrom1Y j. Double door ..unrarc1 entry, auoken llvln& room, brick ftteplace. 20 ft. cathedral be•med celling:, inlaid Fnin- clscq Ule lormol dlaia& suite, spacious master with drawing room, den. famll1 entertainment area, .BBQ patio. BeUer ~urry 11 Call&f,5.0303 T1Wo ...... pa .... will not .knowinflY accept any advert sins for real estate which is in Yiola. tiqn of the law. ---....................... G1111NI IOOZ ....................... FOREST OLSON .......~.,., ~·~ PAMTASTIC JUSTUSTEO l Gorg~us bidden 2 story, 4 bedroom. Sharp & spot· less-Shows loving touch ** IUY** 3-BR 2-ba. -paint· ed. ae,, cupaiag. Oaq --CAU645-5045 Pandise Dream HoUle IEHT 01 OPTIOH $1'9,000 in hom e , patio & garden .. enjoy outdoor living too! Can 701.1 believe only $B7,950! FHAA_ ...... •... at $42,500: 1900 Sq.ft. of home. • Bedroom. 2.,,. baths, large family room with bltn bar, living room, d ining. Eating area I n kitchen. Hardwood floors. l'Wly alr ·conditioned. Won't s bedroom, 3 bath patio & tremendous view of La ·Habra uau. 1 acre lot with oran1e1 • avocado 1roves. Equestrian paradise. Opea-800 S. Bndbunt, Anahelm or call Suzie 991-8000. Dorothea 2~~~l lilfCHSTYU $6Z,to0 Palos Verdes 1tone galore. Thia beautiful 4 bdrm 2 balb slngle 1tory home bu over 2,000 sq. IL Can be pUJ'Cbased sub-lcc:t lo exllstiag 6'11> VA loon.Call545-9191. -l'lalker 1; LP.P. Heal Estate 3141 c.mpu.. H B 549-llSf ·PORTORlfO 1121 Pt.AlllwyPL BELLISIMO! ! 20X40 Ft. pool, jacuzzi, 3, 4cr 5 bdrm., incl.elegant Z·atory bonus suite. Notblng lo do but enjoy ! OPEN SUN.1·5 """'"""'Realty 3001 E . Cst Hwy 67J..6510 WHITEWATER · , VIEW From this apacioua 4 bdrm, 3 bath VIP re-• sidence on quiet cul-Oe- sac street. Situated in i one of the most pre· 15tJgious of beach ~. Transferred seller very moUvated.. Call6t6-mL ............ ...,. ........... °"""" ....... _...,_ ' 642-5678 DAILY PILOT -Walker C lee Real !state OCEAlfFllOHT WI.EX 4 Furnished I-bdrm. apts. Garages A: balconie s . S um- mer/winter rentals. Owner will trade. Priced al$l3S,OOO 673-3683 548-91172 associated 011 o~r11 -; ;lf f\LT (•"S ; l ,\ L,.it "~•t 1~, OYU-MIGHl'EI That's baw long It will ho on the market. Big old cbaroiier in Newport Heights,' in xlnl condl· lion! '57 SANT A ANA AVE. OPENSAT/SUN1·5 But call right now for app't. ! $82,500 VISTA SUBtTI The Bluffs, N.B. One level, 3 bdrm., 2 bath end unit in A-1 condition! Va- cant. ready for immed . occupancy . 400 VISTA SUERTE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 ~81 833-9781 I Heslef-·llrown " llf A LTO~~ Have aometblng to sell" Classified ads dott well.' S@\\.~lA-lt f.~s· That fnlriguing W!>ftf Gome with a ChucHe IWltelll., ""' .. '°""" -----o•-........ • .......... --...,...-....... ...,.-..... _.m below tci ....,.. 4 r """Pie wordl. l'rinl ~ ol eodo • lh line ol ~ TAN CO I I ' I I I I RED DIE I I' I I I LAW TEL 1'1111' I T W E N I R I 1Mte wes • f9n.fble flap at 1-~..;.~;;_,;;_:;:__i our hotlM S..t night. I k.,,t I I I I I I :::~;;.°! ~~k~: OIJf Two, thrN, four nights • I M E H T U G I w.tk, not fo mention week- 1 I r I I •nd•. 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Breathl.aklng vi-ooee, _. e· home by Septem1?er.15 for lhe best bid over $155,000. pool I< Jacuul w;u, view Soarlna be•-celliAo aod valley· Latpf POQlslie lot.' Come 'We'll pay any selling broker n. o1 mlire c ......... White ;, E•r:tu• tit•= · aee thls beauUfll) (bedroom, 2~ bath P9tRCT 'T' wqoa~1t1.SOO 'Ibis bome was originally listed at $195,000 because we , :':~,":,:·~~." b:~t1:~~.'t; •. "; =~;.000.cm. SAT:, & SUK. Beaut. "wide o~ space:" view ot tbinlt Ills worth it if you appreciate real NNelwpoTYrt 0U-;;, Goraeous! • ...,.tttbdrme . ...,_to back bay. Pror. cle<Orated & highly Ing Iµ THE PRIVATE COMMU r Ualdueo l!ucutlv Hndy ·bHeb wl .,..., 6J M!)MTICITO,.Cf"'*A D& MM uPgraded. Walled.J)llUas, lge lot, ram BAY$HORES with your own beaches " guard' Home Rentals. Open Prime bHeh loealloo. SELECT ONE rm w ,... .... bar. s .......... , formal DR & ••""'ces We reduced the price to $172 000.-the house S.l le <Cl..--c_. Won't .laat weekeod.. iw.::i.. __,~ • luff ~ •• • ,..., b alto b ' · ·--urst, ~-:;;;;: Hurry! Call&n<1010. ~ balhl. Spacious end Witt In B s. awerage price sugges""' y 23 re rs w o saw o-cau Suaie, 99H1000, Rue """"'·""'""""'""' IM HAii.iOi VllW HOMIS· 2987QU!:DADA. SATiSUNt·S bome.NoActlonl • Foualalnbleau CARMELMODEL Our borne has 4,000 sq ft. lvg area, incl SBR, 5ba, SEU. ldle ..._ willl AN OlJI'STANJ)lNG 3 bedroom, 2 ba., -llAHD MIW..:..LIMDA ISLE $395,000 F.am. Rm. & lanai rm, garages for 5 cars or sm boats Daily PlkltCl-M. famUyroom, With lowely gardens and a Spectacular! Beaut. vu of lagoon. Ill' wrbbp. Largest lndscpd patio, steps to pvt bch, lg ! ' ' ' ~ •• • . • r. f , ~ ! · gree~efotonlyfl9,&00...,.i.ap1 erfe<!raeiilji(, jlcb ]>lush cptng & Wishi'Oc>m closets galore, gigantic Mstr. BR suite GGlo--rolol 1002G-rol 100 a.·· • drapes, ex~nslve wallpapers, ei· wtpvtlgsUndeck.ARealCasual Family Home. ""•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·-·· .. -Wltb spec~~Wa~~~ viewot tensive use iJI. Italian marble & crystal, Shown by Appolwlw••t 541-711' ' enlirevalley. T~yoor''Sbanliri·U" pool, jacu~ 6: aauna. 5 Bdrms, FR, macnab/lrvlne -•-rab"•yday. -···-·,."'·e·a« DR.lgerecrealionnn.Pier&slip. ~ ., .0 ., . i~ mw WI' J.,_ ,_.""""'....,., -76LINDAISLEDRIVE DAILYt 5 G1Mrel 1002 •••• 1002 ••r vv• Jiii• bedroom, 2 bath borne1or your family. · ••••••••-••··--·•••• •••••••••••••··-·-••• •••••••••••••••••••••• r&B •!f be sure to •ee this one. Only $103,000 UTMOST !ti 11.EGAHCEI $211,000 CDM YllW --='----------with community pool " tennis just 'f.z Desl-ed" decorated for the most dis· Doubleeorner lot.l block FINI• HOMIS ROM $47,900 TO $741,000 'THE GUSS IS ..._. around our really keen home In Corona del Mar w /a fine VIEW, •!'P"r floor plan, good design & de· hgbtrul decoralin~ ideas. 3 bedrooms, formal dining room & family room. Living room on upper level. $99,500. Belle Chase Lee ~.(U41) OCLUI YIEW 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining room +pool, overlooking lit· Ue Corona del Mar beach. Appl. on· ly. $27S,OOO . Donna Godshall 644-6200. (U42) ucmNG HEW OffalNG Fabulous view or ocean & city. Dramatic 4 bedroom, 2¥.i bath home w /separate family room & formal dining room. Majestic wood beam ceilings, huge Spanish tile courtyard entry, tile roof & 3·car garage. $159,500. Lois Egan 644-6200. <U43) THE IWffS A SPECIAL home in lhe SPECIAL FIRST BLUFFS! Marvelous Bay, Ocean & Night Views. Your own SPECIAL wine cellar. Beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom, 2'h bath. $120,000. For appt. -Maxine Williams 642·8235. (U44) MAIYaOUS MESA VERDE Great 4 bedroom family home. Lg. yard w /covered patio. Slate entry + new flooring in family room. $47,900 . Gail F<YJT 644-6200. (U45) ... "fAIUl.OUS" Sunset & night light VIEW! 3 bedrooms·, 21h baths + new carpet· ing, oversize family room, pool & jacuzzi. BeauUful ga.rdens automatically spnnklered. Larry Dyer642·8235. (U46) EASTSIDE TRIPLEX-$62,500 Hard to find bread & butter Income Wlits localed on· pride of ownership street. Newly decorated Wlits w /ex· cellent occupancy record. F1exible financing. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (U47) UECUTIYE nAMSRRRID A need to sell this elegant Dover Shores VIEW home w /4 bedrooms, family r09m & gorgeous pool. Flex!· ble fmancing. $168,500. Elaine Sve· deen 642·8235. (U48) SOMETHIMG SPECIAL!! With beautiful view of Harbor! 4 bedrooms, family room, pool-sized yard. A GREAT family home & priced to·sell! Bob Owens 642-8235. (U49) SUNNY MOHTIGO Exceptionally lovely 4 bedroom in Harbor View Homes. Numerous • •1extras'' include parquet entry, new dishwasher & .dishmasler, levolar blinds & shutters. Close to· p0ol & greenbelt on quiet street. $89,500 in· cl. land. Helen Hartley 642-8235. (USO) EXC:LUSIYE IAYSHORES Warm woodsy 4 or 5 bedroom home w /5 baths, family room & lovely patio. Ideal for entertaining. 2 blocks to beach! $149,500. Amy Gaston 642-8235.· (USl) B.EGAHT ADULT UYING FO• $59,500 Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath borne close to shops & be~ch. Manr extras .in· eluding sparkling pool m park-like setting. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. #22 WESTCLIFFVILLA. (U52) IEAUTY & THE llEST1 Elegant Deauville condominium in Big Canyon. Magnificent 3 bedroom w/cbarming dining & family roo= w/plcturesque fairway view. Italian marble tbruout & m~ny custom features. Total secunty. szu;,ooo. Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. llG CAMYOM 4 bedroom, formal dining room, family room + Koi pool w /Waterfall in an island setting. Jacuzzi also! Lynne Rotbell 644 &:W. (U54) blockaway Ora .... from beach w/old e r • · • • criminatinl_I A real Dover Shores bouse,re.adyCordevelop· PALERMOMODEL beauty! 4 Bdnns &form. DR surround ...,,L $128,000. 979-0631 OPEN SUNDAY 1 TOS colorful covued ganlen rm w/Wet bar. oro«-0100wner. 2308 PORT DURNESS, N .B. Beautiful pool & great view. Again, with a spec:tacular view, close l806GALAXYDRIVE SAT/SUNl-5 SllGIEDROOMS to pool and tennis. Tbls is the 4 VIEW LOT bedroom, 21h bath, lWO·Story model IAYCHST-$74,tOO s'=!°n.IT2i:::ig:. which bas been decorated exqulait.ely ! Owner leaving area & anxious! 4 Bdrm Ced . magnlficient street Landscaped to perfection! It's a fan· . 3 bath home. Terrific floor plan. Close to street R·2 lot . tastic home. Let us show It In you to-to schools & shops. H&F pool. oui.taadin1 C"'1tlnent.i day! 1706 IRVINE AVE. SUN l ·S master suite · walk in cloaet. Quiet Hide·A-Way LE RAISOR REAL TY feeling. lnveal $8,500. LIOO ISU-t..il>ER SI00,000 Caiitosee.646-7171. <152JC-Dr.lnloe Nifty 4 BR & study w/3 baths. Fire-CALL 833-8600 place, sunny patio & near tennis cts. o....i 1ooiG....i 1002 ························~~~"!~~-~~ ~~9!~~~·· ~.V..LYJ.zv.tW¥4-UJJWYiwull Home Buyers and Brokers ATI&nlOHI We the ORIGINAL OWNERS, are go- ing' to sell our bottle by September 15 for the best bid over $1SS,OOO. We'.ll pay any selling broker 3%. Tbis home was originally listed at $195,000 because we think it is worth it if you appreciate real Newport livmg in THE PRIVATE COMMUNITY OF BAYSHORES with your own beac~es & guard services. We reduc.ed the pnce to $172,000, the a verage pnce suggest· ed by 23 realtors who saw our home. No Action! · Perfect challenge to remodel. · 216VIAITHACA SAT/SUN 1·5 l'EHIMSULA "CONDO" -$63,000 Carefree living in beaut. 2 bdrm 2 ba. condo in top quality bayfront bldg. Boat slips, pool, patios. OMC trade to Baycrest $90,000 borne. UCLUSIYE llG CAHYOH-$17,500 Splendid view lot on golf coarse. Private drive from street to site. Call! 2111 S...J ........ HilsRoad : MEWl'OIT CENTER, H.L 644-4910 • 1002G,,_al 1002 CicMral •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IN IEAUTIFUL IATCllEST, Newport -1117 GLENWOOD LANE •~ Eatm OML Y $36,500. 3-Br 2·ba1 new carpet, new paint, huge yard with fruit trees. CALL 645-5045 TENNIS AHYOHE7 In Mesa Verde • your own court · paddle tennis that is! A real LOVE MATCH awaits you from gracious entry·lavish liv· ing area to BIG bedrooms . This beautiful tri·level home is TOP SEATED al $75,500. Don't be ace'd out. Call 646·7171. OPfN Ht 9 • II S ft.N 10 8' f\11("! ' YEA• OLD DUPUX Exceptional design, with 3 bdrms., 2 baths & frpl. in each unit. 4 Car spaces (2 enclosed). $119,000. 719 POINSETTIA OPIH SATJSUM. l·S ILIGAHT CAMl!O SHORES 3 Bdrm. beauty with great Catalina & sunset view. Lge. home with formal dining rm., view den & Camlly rm. overlooking lovely pool area. Priced for quick sale! 4507 TREMONT Ol'EN SATJSUM. 1·5 l IDllM. COHD0-$45,tlO Close to Hoag; lovely townbome with Z baths, 3 car garage, pool. 404 SUPHIOR Ol'EN SAT JSUM. 1·5 SUNNY IUTTIRCW' YB.I.OW 2 Bdrm. front home with lots or glass, looking on secluded patio. Profess, de- corated. Rear Is delightful l·bdrm. + a guest bdrm. & batb. Close to Big Corona Beach. $97,500 INYESTOR'S OPPOlflUHITY , We're fortunate to have a wide selec-f lion of duplexes In Corona del Mar -! an area of xlnt rentals & appreciation. These are priced from $74,500 to $124,500. Many are less than 1 year old •• Please cail for details . O IJR c: _'f _'I: A;R;. ________ _ BAY AND BEACH 675-3000 •'•'lC#1 l LOA~T H\l\/Y LU~(Jl'\,I/• (.JI l r_..,;,i> Our borne bas 4,000 sq. ft. lvg area, incl 5BRt 5ba, Fam. Rm. & lanai rm, garages for 5 cars or boats or wrkshp. Largest Inds cpd patio, steps to Pyt be~. lg washroom, closets galore, gigantic Mstr. BR suite w /pvt Jg sundeck. A Real Casual Family tlmrie. ---ru THE REA [STATER ~ . .w ... ··,:.·.· .. : .......... :.,.·~·;·;·_· GcMral I OOZ 1Ci:1M1 al I . =·=·~· ===== ....................... ···············-···· .. ShoW11by Appola1lm111I. 548·7~-·-~ ------------·p•p A QA S C0 o:;:caJti.TJ..LJ..W NJ.W.lf.4.\LJWJ./V.lf.4. ' GHoral 1002 G-1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• aUFFS SPECIALISTS FOR 10. YEARS BEST IN BLUFFS OPEH HOUSES SUH. I ·S olo 1 It ILUFFS RH Valuable Bluffs site, forever bay & Mt. view. lovely, profess. decor many extras. 2623 Vist $98,500. Open 1·5 LUXURY UYIMG ., 2'f.z ba.; • See the Ornada. 2 Bdrm. & den, 2'h baths; lovely light- ~ patio; decorated to perfection! Priced j>elow market. Land Included, all for $62,500. 2702 VJSta de! Oro. Open 1·5 . 1002a. ... 1002 .............................................. CT.c:oie..-thy &Co.-Rt>alton1 WJIURY LMHG REASON AIL Y PIUCID In Newport Beach, beautifully & newly decorated 2 bdrm. & convert. den con· do. Walnut paneled living rm. & dining area, looking onto delightful garden patio. Lovely green park, close to pool. Asking $49,7SO. Held open today 2-5. 4111 Flagship. C.F. COLESWORTHY . 640-0020 EAStlLUFF·CfHTER MOVED-OFFERS OR TRADES. 4BR, 3'f.zba, formal din rm, fam rm, 2 fpl's, pool, security fence. OPEN SAT/SUN. • llHODA MAGIL. lfto. 17141642-3660 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUG HOMES 640-4050 BAYFRONT; stroll to bay & shops from this family sized 3 bdrm., 3 bath winner. Lease or terms. THE BLUFFS; 3 bdrm., 2'h baths & garden patio. Lease/option or buy. CAPISTRANO BEACH; vacant land, lh acre. with nice view. $28,000 LEASE: · Baycrest area; gr eat 4 bdrm., 2'h baths &pool. $750Monthly, G11Mral I 002 G11Mral I 002 . ............................................ . ~: • ~~ • ~ lWO-STORY 3-Br, Z.ba home.near the .J beach · $67,500 I'\. Estate ONLY S46,500. J FURNISHED UNITS, 1 lot to I 4·Br 2·ba, e nclosed patio. OCEANFRONT with sundeck over All new crpt, drps, ap· j pliances & more. garages $95,000 CA LL 645-5(»5 lllAlll'. LINDA ISLE -Entertainment FIXER Ul'l'Ell & home with pier & dock for 3 lrg GUEST HOUSE S It 5 lf• ACRE $33,950 boats I • 00 Toweri ng pines and stately Mimosa she1ter this needy country cot· tage-bring paint & elbow grease and make $$$! Prine investment and tax shelter! Huge. huge lot with fruit trees and camper pad-room for boat trailer! Try $.1.400 down with low,low mon· lhly! Sacrifice. Take ad· vantaget 847.eotO. CffN flt 0 • ll'S A.JN TOftfHIC'fl WE'RE LOOlllN' R>R A TRADE. or trades ' on a 4 month old completely customi%ed Spyglass bome. $95,000.....,. JACOBS REALTY ' 675-6670 2919 M•wport IW. ""cot-•"'r 30tll • • • GHer.. I002G1•r.. IOOZ'li ................................................ *HOUSES* WAMTEI> 4HOUSES tj $69,000. I . ' • ' "'• .. . . ·--• ' ' Lil 0,M.YPILOT Sllnday •-tlmber7 11175 b l'orWo ef.:I* 8 , ,.. tooi ~-;;;~-~~~~-jM;;;;;;;;~':'""' ::-=fH;;;·~ ··--··········.-..·· •••••••• , ....... ., .... ....................... , ................... . 11,._,.For_ ,H .. _For_ Homnl'orS .. t l'ors.M-• 81M1tl lffZ :" ll02 ••Wtlll 1002 G1•rll 1002 G•••• ... ._to1-~1..,e1 . Jooz , ~ ~ I ...................... ······················· ·····~················ ..... "'..t····················· ...........•............... •t; ······-· i.V. ·············-········ .............. ~········ ······-·······--· ····················.·-. . . -··~ ~ ~fe/Jarretl'f<eaft'I , · .. • pre6enl6 "E PLAN" -FEE LA.ND IEAUTIFUL ILUFFS UHIT -with \ panora mic view. 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths with lush decora ting, plush carpeting' 'Spanish tile family room w/w~ bar: I Be the first to see. 1 -411 ...... Htwport 11Nc1t s.t/51Hi 1·5 ! NEWPORT HTS. VIEW t TENHIS. ClOlj)UET, HORSESHOES this yard has Toom for it all. Situated on bluff overlooking Harbor -ideal family home -4 bedrooms, large fa mily room , dining room, huge shop and hobby roo m. 2t49 Clff Dr. Hew ..... looch Sal{Soon 1-5 SHARP21R . LovelY upgr aded home, family room w/loads of glass. $49,500 " OLD CdM Builders Dr.am An R-2 lot in old CdM w/I BR . 1'!4 Ba' home in rea r. Room lo build. $65,000, BLUFFS , M • • .:.i..r. -' ' sr:r: .. mts~ :.: · HOMES O;EM l·S'llob ......... ,., •,( ~ IH H.AalOl~llO..P,~ .. ' CokfWeD. Banker , RESaNTIAl llROKERAGECOMPANV •OMlal ...... CCMNW ' ., tH01tr"mrcuFF HOME Supe11l" quaJiLY '& bed mom with family room . Beulifull)"Jandac.oped yard with dol( run. Clooe to . schools, park. shopping, etc. Reaily for quick oceapllndy-at SM,500. '" 1111HOtllM8011MID.ClftH1-6 4-·~1 ... • : ' .. 1 tD1WD-1WO AHO TWo · . ~ .du~• , eljuals• fourpJex. Minl·bome9 In toiUia' de! !Ila~. Never vacant aild elite to boot. G ' r~veo~ment , one or J>j>tb. $86,000 each. ·.,. ---Of'IH J.5. I ~·· .• ... -- : _. l D4fRAlJI 8AY OPEN 1-5 .; oce , vi..W -3 liedrooms each wllb bath. Ditl<l .sl gs , sh.utters. 3 fireplaces, large lot rpo~ for•expans1on. it-35 ,000. DOVER SH6RES TIIADITIOHAL IEAUTY -fabu lous 4 ·bedroom home. Separa te children's wing, large master s uite, for mal din- ing room, & family room with bltn wet CONDO Highl y upgraded 3 BR. 2 Ba Priv. End ·u nit. Owner a nx ious. $00,950. BIG CANYON -Sparklinl beautY,-Tlbaslin!f~ ~j lam. nn .. putting green.•~ ~iew m ake this a most deslrablt. orf~rin g_ a~ $1.?!_,00Q ,.S~e Ba~bie Hutchirf~il at 2608 Wa\'"Cfll!lt\I f "' • UHl9UE llC llG CAHVoN ·...:: Frllncb Regency w I fairway views. 3 bdrms., 4 baihs. flawless workma nship. Cob' blest one motor court' Ai t·co.nf,.• $250,000. See Vergilene Hull at 81 R.Oyal St. George. • ON THE BEACH FOR $129,500 · . ·•Dllliibtful, S bedroom·3 ~ath home pl1111 den on the " Et.ST OCEAN FRONT PENINSULA. Spectacular ' ' Catalina & Pal6s Verdes view on' clear da y. " II f -.,v 'ST. OPEH Z.S . bar. $135,000 . ~ IJJl ..... Way.M.I. SalfSun l·S I • BAYCREST 5 IEDROOMS OR 4 & DEH - beautiful pool with jacuzzi and saun a . Elegant lar ge living room. big family kitchen, all this on Fee land! $99,500. 2007 -...,... H.I . Sal{Soon~•S . BEST BEACH BUYS ~ HEWPOlT DUPLEX -3 bedroo m, 2 bath down & 2 bedrooms up. 3'h Years old. Excellent condition. Centrally 1ocated n e ar ocean & shopping. ' $93,000. !. ,Ll'L OLE CUTIE -DUPLEX in NeWPOrt. Nestled in central area near shopping & block to beach. 2 Bedrooms & 1 bedroom -good rental ' record, $59,500. ~ OCEAHFlOHT lllll'lD -3-2-2, owner .will listen to trades. $100,000 equity. L Located on best beach. G'reat · r ~potential for owner occupancy and/or .:tax shelter & appreciation. $199,500. fil~ .. OCEAHFlOMT conAGE -West ""Newport 's nicest sand & surf. 3 ;.bedroom, 1'14 bath , cozy bN,Ck ~ fireplace -one of Barrett's Best "Buys! $125,000 . ., .. ' •• • ' NEWPORT HEIGHTS ' COZY CAPE COD r-on !Tee-lined ~ street. Cute shingle 4 bedroom home w/attractive patio & lath house. $66,000. ' ' ""-642-5200,• 6:Z5-4060 I • • UNIQUE Waterfall + stream add glamour to this 2 level patio .,..... huge private j!State. size lot. 3 Bedroom, fo.rmal dining room, private m a ster~ bedroom. Assumable 7o/c; loan. close lo' beach, schools, shops . $4g,!JOO. 962-44~. ' 7 SLIDING GLASS .DOORS in tliis 2000 sq. ft. sin gle leve l OCEA'NWOOD home . 4 Bedrooms, formal dining, large separate family room 1 w i th 'ftrepl ace. 2 Yards. one for children and one with large SWIMMING POOL. See this secure investment at $69,900. Call 962-4454 . SPYGLASS HILL Beautiful 4 bedroom home ideally located on a comer lot. Profess ional- ly landscaped, fully decorated· in· terior, .auto sprinklers, tinted win· dows, VIEW, VIEW. VIEW ! Fir~t time on market, call for appt. 640-6161. SPANISH HACIENDA One.of-a -kind custom home located In exclusive IR VINE TERRACE. Spanish mission architectlire is ac- ceiited thruout I.his 3'bedroom home. Massive beam ceilings , step,down living ~m . covered porches over- look secluded patio and garden ar~a. New llatlng, 640-6161. LOW DOWN!-· · $600b. Down moves you lb! i!loo Sq. n. 3 bedrooms, falnily rooin. 2 baths, 2Driclc fireplaces, Mesa Verde -a illeal at $59,500. Call 546-4141. . OCEAN IREElES I: Mounialn. View. FHA/VA, no • cloWn. JYn. old, 4 bedroom, +far.ii· If J'Ocim. Huge balcony for Just ~it lln' " rocldil'. Step! to-schools & pal'k. $51,900. Call ~4.1 Oceanview 2 BR. 3 Ba , many upgrades. $139,500. Open Sun .1·5. #5 Rue Va lbonne. LUXURIOUS LIVING 3 BR, 21h Ba, jacuzzi, view. $189,000. Open Sat /Sun 1·5. #9 Rue Grand Vallee. HARBOR VIEW Just Reduced $12,100! Love ly 4 BR ·home)'bighly upgraded. Owner a nxio us. Brill~ offers. $89,900. ~E~T ~LS TOO! 3 BR Home .near .Pool & Park. lm- medl ate occupancy.j$495 . mo lease. · 673-7601 Anfitme VALLEY REALTY PRESENTS • C.AMEO HIGHLANDS . Price slashed fo r 'quick sale -lowest pri6ed ocean vt~w property in C._:p.M. Now only ~.ooo. 'Open Sun. 1·5. 4733 Cortland. · ~. . HARBOR.:¥1EW 'HILLS I..Mgesi lot in llarbor View Hills - complete·witb customp<JOI and jacuzzi, 6 bedrooms . FR & formal dining. $148,000. Open Sun: 1·53621iCatamaran ' LIDO ISLE Exquisite Lidd-'home 1with 4 bdrms. sp&Cjous din.iri1g room and raFe swim- ming' 1><>01 of' lanai party room. $125,000. Op en Sun .1·5219Via Quito ' CLIFFHAVEM Glorious view or Harbor Area: Striking homefeaturirU( a third bdrm. & bath on separate level. U5!1,000 Ol"'n Sun. 1·5 20( Kings Placet ' . BAYSIDE ELEGANCE Fr~ncb country style on wide sandy beach, decorated with professional ~hie. Built around a private cot.irtyard for utmost priyacy. $239,950. Open Sun. 2·6 . l$horp flarbOr Vlow""'111 $650 mo.I CALL-675-7225 ......... -..........................•........... . ' ~~ ON THE WATER ... ITH BO AT DOCK Dock your boat 1n ~nt of your sunny, spacious 3 bed. 2 ha. horh~camcd ceilings thruouc. Versatile hq~c for "ndoor-outdoor entertainin~:. Priv:i.tc cq1n1nun1 , no parking problems. Pleasant ocean breezes. . . . OPEN }-IOUSE Sat. ~ Sun., 1.S P.M. No. 5 Balboa Coves 1 SL39,500 CtfANN EL WATCH · CHINA.COVE For Lease -Furnished or unfu rnished. Outstanding 2-stary Contemporary hom.e, w.ith 3 bed. r.\us n1aid's roopl . Extraordinary , . VrEW ho1ne u~11isl1cd with an tiques.greenery and warJnth ! l t sparkles! Watch the boa.t parade from your hon1c and relax on your own BEACH. S 1350/1110. Waterfront Homes (7 14) 631 -1400 A HOME WITH CHARISMA Warm & decorator sharp 2 story., ~~bed. :2 ba . Souing pitched beam i;;eil\ngs. Roof Garde n. ,.W~ to beach. .Bo.t.t •tQ;J;aJe area. 'ean Vltgint.·tC.endall. 631-1.100 • OPEN HOUSE Sar.&: Sun!, 1-5 P.M. 223 L~gonia e a $65,500 . ~, .. . ~ as. o~ & ig!'cd home with loaaa 0£ qullity & living area. Gtaclo\J1 2 story. 1$ 191cloUJ bed rooms, each with bath. Form.al din. 1m. family rm. Courtyard ent{y. VI EW. BOAT ,SUP. Pi>••" Sh<><••· 631·1400 S24SJ>OO ' . . .. . . ~EAN FRONT LOT. Sec & he., the SURF. f .isvlld your dream home overlod\ihg the ~A,. Prc,tis.ccon\lnunity with scc,uriJy ,gatt": ,.m~sibre "!!flS. traijea. ~129,SOO ·w..\TERFRONT . · HOMES ,. 26:13 w. Co.It \.flgl1oey 'N""""" ilo.xl> ffi4) 6:11· 1400 I . UHllj)UE IH .MESA . VEllDE -. 3 bdrm~ , beautiful pool/jacuzzi, prime cowl, $14,000. See Martha Beynon at 1800 Pit· · cairn. UHl9UE IH COROHA DEL MAl .,- ClassiC< contemporary unit! 2 bdrm,.2 bath + tort, plus older home. 5"e·Ron- nie Lundy ot 436 Femleaf, CdM. UHl~UE IH MESA YElDE -4 bdrm plus 20x20 bonus room, sgle sty nr park & school. $63,500. See Betty Chappel at 2900 Pemba Dr. • UHl9UE IH llG CAHVOH -See at #5 Royal St. George . Large, beautiful 5 bdrm. Priced a t $259,500. . . UHllj)UE IH OLD HARIOl VIEW HIUS -2 bdrm, 2 bath pool home. view, open reel. See Natalie Fogarty at 1100 Wlii!e Sails Way; Corona del Mar. 'Only. $87,500. Ull19UE OH SPYGLASS HILL -17,QOO sq. ft. lot, 4 bdrm single story, nearly new. $189,500. See Fran Scott at 67 Montecito, Spyglass Hill . · UHl9UE IH llG CAHYOH' -Unique decor a nd ldscping, pool and sep. jacuzz i, 4 bdrms; only $174,500. See at #9 Torrey Pines Lane . UHl9UE IH MESA VBIDE -a vacant 5 bdrm , backs to golf course, popular Buccola floor plan, $91,500. See Link Myers at 1791 Tanager Dr. UH19UE IH WESTCUFF -Expanded 3 bedtoom, high livability, . low mapit., big tree, small price. See Nadine Croul at 1100 Devon Lane, comer of Oxford. UHllj)UE IH MESA VERDE -Pacesetter 4 bdrm, screened lanai, -priOlO, ob:ly"; · $67 ,000. See Jackie Handleman at 2&.71 Ellesmere. ' "· UHl9UE IH llG CAHYOH -3 bdrm, , ~1onaco, extras, views. low price of $142,500. See Rita Boland at #9 Rue· Valbonne . UHlljlUE OM SPYGLASS HILL -5 bdrm, Nantucket, pool , jacuzzi and A /C. Only $159,750. See )'.>orotby Johnson at #18 Mission Bay Dr: ' UHl9UE IH' CAMEO HIGHUH11$ - 3 . bdfm, lam rm, 2200 sq n. pool, canyon view. See Nancy Laux at 001 Rockford Road . $89,500. • REAL TORS• .. " THE NICEST P~LE SELLING TH E N£1TEST HOMES COROMA DEL MAR, 176«>00 MESA VERDE, 5:48-5990 • CALL US t • IOOZ PEHIHSULA. 4 UNITS Wi\IJl.l'l!ilidi •ile!i· dable on a summer/Wirit.er scliedule. Never a vacancy. Offer~t $1$Jr:i· llG CAHYOH •. Vine covete'd 'v./a into a mountain e s tate. 4.Br .. Den, DR, FR; vaulted ceilings, conversation pit, massiv e s t'one !\replace plus ' panoramic view. Call for al>P!!iJltl!l""1~-· Offered al$174,900. · · .H.V. 'HILLS. Newly carpetec!' :mr, F~ bome 'w /beautiful bacli. ,1>ai'd & spacious covered patio:Lowesf j>~. 4Br. in H.V. Hills. Offered~t.$99,500'. ' llO"DMOOI\. 4Br, FR, 'DR, pool, jacum & an exquisite view. Owner has decorated this home with impecoabll!' tasfe;Offered at $159,500. , " . i . llOADMOott. Panorami:e view fl'(>Jn · the highest toe in Broadmoor. This tee, 4Br, FR, DR, Tri-LeVel extravaganza offered)t$175,000. J, · -al IOOZ 'G-rtl , '· llOZ . .................. , .....•... ._ ................. . m ·HEllJA l:OTTA i.ot.m. 'i Jc ' Two Newport Beach propedl with · oveni.ted· lots. ~ · • • t, ,. 215J L OCIAH avo~ .. litn . !. ~n Sat/Sun . :J.-5. Laree ti!Qrns:, U.ht & airy. Family rm. $87,500 <>ti '1 1 , • ' . . ' 263 WALNUT, HIWl'OlT SMOUS ll· ()pen•Sun. 1-S~Custom homf!, ,iiu OWD> ' the land I Single story, 3 bdrms., 2 ba; I $'1'1500 " i ·' 0 ' ; ·t . I '" . • • •' . . · UNDER CONSTRUCTION -·LIDO . Ve!Jatlle 2 to 4 Bdrm home ready for fall. Finest or ·materials used,' land!cape and floor covering included $165,000) 16 VIA MEHTOHE OPEH Z..S ;\ . 67 Fl ON UDO BAYFRONI siipeib, qtllet location. Room for several boats to 125 n. 6 car spaces. Just remodeled. Courty.ard, large deck.· 5 Bedrooms & 51'.i baths. Hurry! $395,000. IOS VIA LJDq SOii!. Ol'IH 1-S. BIG OCEAN VIEW Dramatic entry to luXury living foqnal dining, delightful kitchen w /ljtrge stinfilled breakfast room. Living room has ;:b<iamed ceilings; fireplace & bar. Has 3 large bedrooms, 5 baths. 000 sq. ft. master ·suite· bas ;2 bath$, .f~place accented w /Walnut & rooew~. ·C'all now. $195,000. . ' BEST BUY IN THE PLUFFS Super sharp and sparkling fresh with . new paint inside &1out. This four bedrootn condo is ''move in ready". for the very fussy. $59,500. " ' SEPARATE HOME IN UNIVERSITY PAIK Attractively deCl"'llted & landscaped 3 bedroom with study & family room. Convenient to transporlation, schools, &.recreation: Must .see at mJy $63,900. .. . . !I' ON THE BAY~ Large Ba'yfront home with pier & slip. Will ac~or:nmqdate a 90' + boat with eas e . This 4 tiedroom, 3 bath home is located on Lido Isle with a large pa.tio1~ pool. Asking $550,000. cozy COTTAGE '' Pfivate beaches -·s ecurity -boat· facilities available,. to luc ky owner of this 2 bedroom home with near-new guest house -hurry. $68,500. " · LARGE YARD AND VIEW In Harbor View Homes. Popular 3 bedroom Pottorino with ralilily, dining, & bonus rooms. Newly landscj!.ped & oversized yard. View to Big Canyon. $13,500. ' ' · , . EXCLUSIYE PRIVATE COMMUNITY Stunning contemporary 5 BR home across street from lovely sandy beach in Irvine Cove. From the marble entryball to the gourmet kitchen ·to the ·teakwood work to the lush gardens you'll find elegance. $495,DOq. ' . NEW "0". PLAN IN BLUFFS Popular ".Q" !lien with conver&ation pit and fireplice in liviilg J'OOm. Large master suite and dresslbg\ area. Three bedrooms. On greenbelt fee land. $79;500 . . ' . . ' . TRANQUIL SETTING • •Beautiful 3 bedroom home with ocean & canyon view. ,El)closed courtyard' with pool . Excellent Corona· del ·Mar }<>C,.$109,750. t90. SAHDCASTLL OPEN 1·5. -:· PRIME 'VIEW -LINDA ISLE Pr(!feSsioilally d'*'<>rated with dramatic entry from beauti!illl)" }andscaped courtyard.· Bayside terrace ' w/aciio11'vfow of tli-ning basin. Pier &slip $385,000. i •• '·' • . ,.. '· l(oUSE WITH GUEST QUAR1JRS Bright,· clean, ~reA!J· Harbor View home with ~afe guest quarters. 3 bedrooms, 21'.i baths In mam house. Den, bedroom. & bath in guest house. 1 I $'99,500. ' ' . ' • • "f THIS IS PERFE~TION! 'I' ~arm galore in: this 2 bedroom 2 bath· jewel of a 1 b<Nne. 2 private l'leacbes & bl>atlng -facilities. Gate to 'I ;Baltii>!' Bay ~lub. Hurry'. $98~500-· • • " .. '. .. 1 BAY~ LOSURE' LIV"C · l!!ty{ront condoniiltiuirl witlt 2 .~ma .. 2 baths, olfe9J!g swimmingi...Pl!"I, sbndecJ<, with lloat slips .·_a~lile.! 1araie rrces "¥~Hor bnly $11ll,:j00. , • , ~·~; CORdNA DO. MAR .ha . • • l0catio11 *te)lll~ the beach. Exquisite two ilm-den home totally Jiat;>.eled:' New carpeting. ett for the s<ll!histlcated famll7.; $125,000. \ ~ . . . . ' . · ~j·cOtdWeb. Banker ' 644_;17&6 ·-' ' .... ., '' j t l I I I I I I I I ' I • • I Ti , • '"wmt•iwW. -....... ., ............ 1Gr1•111 ion ~ ....................... . CAU~ •l\MCI• , ' 0MLY$tl.OOO si.po to •llo--811 Ma\otlrul -eoi1.,.; l'W-e.lf,.,.llneo boat ... ~•tnpw Ulla 1>o .... 10U. Thia ~ I •1 t .. I-81111...a tlU .... -. !IOl1mll1-7"1115 £WL.VPILOI' ~ . ' ;, -' ................................ .,, ........ .. 111 , .. ,_.. ll111nhir5* ~,_~· WO i&a ,~:~~·-;,.~··~•::'::'':,.,:·~·l~·~·~i· ~·;:;i;~~;:~;·•:,:••,:;•:,: .. ,:;-;:;";:10o~":i;a~';";'~;j~',:;":,:':;":'::••~1~11~n.~~·:1 ~ <INN SAT/SUM... ......... •IN•••• • ....---· :.::••=·······--::!~.-~ ... .-........... Wmrfront 4 Bil., Slit.. rumpv rm.• J'.ler•lloJt.8"'1dTliuCh.$295,ooo . H•ONC..1 IHV,STOR'S DREAM 1 Beaut. e llR, s Ba, or' BR.' Ba with z l:.°';td1. 1:1' =: One ol a kind; be1111Uful -terfrant 1 • ~.~ .~.!:..~ooondy bead!, courtyard, .~.~ 1•0 1d._•··~·~ dUPlex wltb privak<.lock; lovely ~oe • """'..._. "' ... .,..., • • • • b. -overlooking dock & cbliiiilel:, Ufil(s QOW ••• atl ... _ .. Udo 5ouc1 Ft $3, 950 completely refurbished; upper unit ' . huYJ' lhako-bu•l.,...bdf-.2-•·•eo&J'~'DU woe't laal, ••11 ,....__ 5'S-IN91. _,, •• -i\'al~m & lue Nual lsti1fe ONM HOUll 'IHll w a • 1zu ... a1Aulhotl. ,1 67M12' ,_., 4 Bn., 3 Ila., · Tl · • 1700aq. n.., now leased: lower unit 1300 I waledroot,aa.odybeach.$175,000 •• 1Hft .-d ~. . sq. ft., owner occupied & ,..~eea. e- corated. Priced to sell, $1B7,000. 4010 I T River St., Newport Beach. For Ill-1 1 formation, call broker644-1133 1 Bl LL GRUNDY. REALTOR : , , •. · r ' , r 1 " H()USES FOR SAtE I •IOOM & FAM .. f,, DIM 2153 E. Ocean Blvd,.Pmln Pt.NB ge.7575 S8'1,5Q() ·Sat/Sun1.:S • z llHOOM 2:iZ.1 Crestview, Bayabores, N.B. 673-8550 $69,5QO Sat/Sun 1·5 9111 Balboa Ave. J.aluna Beacb . , D~ R£CTORY ~ -2767 Albatro5$, Costa Mesa &MJ.7171 Sin 1·5 4111 & FAM IM+ .uuT 2560 Fordham, College Park, CM 546-UU .$S8,500 Sun 1·5 lllDllOOM •2007 Santiago, Baycrest, NB ~ $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 49!H374 $61,950 ~t[Sim 11-5~ #5 Rue Valbon\le (Big Cyn) CdM 673-7601 $139,500 Sult.1-5 I ........ ~.,.-.;, .. ,.. ..... , t-z: .. • Shc:all.I.. ~ ... ..........._ .. + ............... ..,cA:a'ti•--. ......... .&YP&OrWAMf-..::: 332Catallna, Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1·5 •1100 Whites ails HVHills, CdM ••• '=t!!:~-1 .... ,... .................................. ......,. • -.....,..-• 5 IA & FAM IM or DIH 67:H!OO() $87,500. • Sat/Sun 1·5 7Q2 Acacia, Corona dellifar . 6.75-5511• $Qll.~ Daily 1.S 2712ciirf Dr., Newpart~gbta 2987 Quedada (Th'I Bluffs) N.B. 3108 Madera <Mesa Verdel C.M. •20882 Hopetown Ln., Hunt. Bch. ., '8'Mll10 $88,500:til • SatiSun1·5 556-8800 $56,500 Sat/Sunl-5 · 96Z-Z001 S68',000Sat.&Sunallday '733-<;or»and, Ca eo Hinds Cdl\l. * 1626 Galaxy D~, Dover Shrs NB 21671 Baba ma i.ane, Hunt. Bch. • 875-~ $87,000 SattSunl·5 642-25811 $169,500 Sat&Sun1·5 968-1865 $72,950 Sat/Sun all day 644-6200 .-Sun. 1 ·5 •22 Westeliff Villa, NB 642-8235 $59,500 Sun.1·5 332Piuza Udo, Udo Isle (NB) 644-6200 ,$152,500 Sun. l·S 3010l;cbid, Coron~clelMar •1512Dolpbln Terrace \IrvTer) •••76Unda laleDr,UndallNB 6'4·7211 · S85.~ Sat 1·5 673-1148 Sat/SUn 2-5 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2331CllffDr.,N . Heighta . 4620WayneRd1CameoHldslCdM 17LnchmoorLn. (BigCanyonJNB . 631.oo33 ' D 1-6Sat/Sun lo-6 673-2222 $129,500 Sun 1·5 6".QOO $4S0,000 Daily 1·5 ••lZlHl!'~r IslaDdRd., NB . 96:>1 Orient DI",, Huntington Bch 'Z5flfl Port Whitby (HVHomesl NB 6"-QOO $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 968-4456 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-8235 . Sat/Sun 12·5 211•FAMIM•D94 457Santa Ana (Npt. Hts.)N.B. 833-9781 Sat/Sun 1-5 •••1820lrvlne, Newport Beach •1608GaJU)' Dr, VoverShrs NB •*618Harbor Isl Dr. off Bayside . 1~ Sat/Sun 1·5 646-8049 ' $1B5,00ll Sat/Sun l·S 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 451 Cambridge Cir; Npt Hts area 3405So: Towner, Santa Ana **56 Unda lale, NB 204Kings Pl, Cliffhaven, N.B. 675-7225 $1S9,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 . 309 -62ndSt. (NJ>t.SbcreslNB 642.8235 $65,000 Sat/Sun u 18.'lJ'Port Barmouth (HVHomesl NB 642.8235 -Sat/Sun l.S •238-62nd st .. NwptShores, NB 675-4060 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 lORue Deauville (BigCyn) NB 642·8235 $139,500 Sun. 1·5 781Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach . "ll44-G200 Suh. 1 ·5 ' • . J IEDllOOM ' a;;!~alnut ~ft. Shores) N.B. ....,.7575 ,5QO. Sun.1·5 8111 Windy'Sea•Cir.•HuntBcb 5'48-1168 '$43.99<J·' ~t/Sunl-5 8 Rue Chate"u.Royal, BiJrCyn NB 64§-1766 $127'J.5jl0-Sat/Sun 1·5 ~~ta Nia, UISta·Mesa -~ Sat/Sunlo-6 432 Prospect (Npt. Slioresl N.B. · 548'1290 .. $63,750 Sat/Sunl·5 2S9 Prospect (Npt. Shores) N.a. 556-8800 ~.500 Sat7Sun 1-5 29 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn NB , 642-8235 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 409 Columbus Cir. Corona Hind CdM 642·8235 $134 ,500 Sat/SUn 2·5 1930 Port Cardiff (HVHomes) NB '642.8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 sin\ Lapworth, Huntiogton Beach ~56 '$67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Rue Grand Vallee, Bg Cyn t:dM 673-7601 $192,500 SatJSun 1·5 492·16th Place. NwptHghts area 642-5200 $59,900 Sat/sun 1·5 ':il632 Avenida Deseo. Miss. Vie. ' ,642-jl,168 · Sunday 12·5 307'M'Uigold A,;e, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $121,500 Daily 1·5 9 RU..• V albonne, Big Canyon NB irts.rooQ $142,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ·-t. J.f' '·. . 3 IEDllOOM 83>·1.ilVista Di' .. Laguna Beach ,. 497·1723 $79,500 Sun. 2-5 • 21461 Ocean Vista Dr. Lag.Bch. 494--0'793 $68,000 Sat r.>un l ·5 2386Weatminster, Eastslde, CM 752·1700 $43,500 _ Sundayl-5 ••26 ~boa Coves, Bal Coves NB . 6'2-Sun.1·5 223J.,ugon,ia. Newport Beach . 631-1400 $65,500 . Sun 1·5 #5 Balboa Coves, N~ Beacb 63Jr1400 $139,500 Sun 1·5 J'l#40 Rue Fontainebleau Bg Cyn NB 549,8505 $135 ,000 Sun 1·5 •#6Rue Valbonne (BigCyn)'lj!l 549-8505 $130,000 Sun 1·5 21342 Bay Cr.St Cr, Villa Pac. HB 962.-4176 $45,000 Sun.1·5 204 Tustin (Npt. Hts.) N.B. 64&-2414 $69,500 Sun.1·5 1169Atlanta Way, Costa Mesa 646-7171 S.,.n1·5 1S020rangeAve .. CostaMe5a • •• · 646-7171 ~r;;, 51U'.1·5 ' . 3 IA & FAM ltM. • '.llM'' • •4962LoriAnn,Irvlne • .. 552.3008 $55,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 • 1ll260 ;o.rches Court, Fount'. Val. 1163,6708 Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Poinsettia (Deerfield) Irv ~1 '$56,000 Slt/Sunl0-4 21641 Kanakoa Ln., Hunt Bcb 962--0066 $49 950 Sat. & Sun. 1 ·5 8724 Hummlilgbird Ave., F.V. 98W475 ~.900 Sat. & Sun. 12-6 f14 N'yes l'l11ce, Laguna Beacb . . ~'13 •• 500 Sailyll-4:30 . 3140 (loµntry Club Dr /Mesa V. CM ·- 979-37811 $79,500 Sat/SUD l:S. 999 Cheyenne St., Colta Mesa • .~/$46·2018 Sa12·5/Supl-4 •>tllll.5 Bayside Drive, C.D.M., - I~ $225,wel SunZ.5 3000 Country Club, Mesa Ver. CM • 518-&.41 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·~ }llo}Cristllew, Bayahores,.N.B. • 6'13'8550 $77,$0Q • Sat/Sunl-5 1 • •2915Ebbtlde, CorcnadelMar 644«!117 $127,SOO Sun 1·5 •4507.Tremont, CameoSboresCdM • 61$.3000 Sat/Sun 1.S 642-5200 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 833-9293 Sat/Sun 15 642·8235 Sat 12-4/Sun 1·5 * * 121 Harbor Islaild Rd, Npt Bcb 9532 Friancourt, Hunt. Beath • . i· 16 Oierry Hills (Big Canyon) NB 644.QOO $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~ $53 990 • Sun l·S 642-8235 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••22301featber Ln, Nwpt Beacb 91152 Kite, HunUngtoo Beach . · -430 Via Udo Soud <Udo Isl) NB 752-1920 ' I Sat/Sun 1·5 9fi8.44S6 $57,700 Sun 1-5 673-]3!M! , $195,~ Sat/Sun 12·6 •••4ZlCanal, NeWportSllores, NB 19281 McL'Ven, Huntington Beach 49RoYaJ.st. George, BigCyn NB 642-5200 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 968-4456 $52 500 Sat/Su\11.S . 14iMJ.61 $270:000 Sat/SUn 1·5 17571 Hickory Tree, Un Pk Irv. •9!1ll Kite Huntington Beach .. • •1337 Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB 642·5200 $62,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 968-4456 ' $68,750 .Sat/Sun l·S ~-5200 . $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 320Seaward, Shorecliffs, CdM 81182 Franciscan Huntington Bch •1118 Mission Bay Dr, Spygls CdM 675-5511 $99,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 968 H56 ' Sat/Sun 1·5 675-6000 $159,750 . Sat/Sun 1·5 9723,l'uffin, Fountain VaUey 1821 Pl. Abbey (H.V. Homes) NB r,· #5 Royal St. George, B1gCyn 596-ll836 $52,950 Sun 1·6 673-6510 $114 500 Sun 1·5 · j 67:H!OOO $25~.500 Satr.>un 1·5 1627 Poi:t Barmouth, Nwpt Bcb Z731 Pebble Dr . .'corona del Mar . 1791 Tanager, Mesa Verde, CM . 644·7Z70 $84,950 Daily 1·5 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1·5 '-' 546-5990 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 , •1806Galaxy Dr, DoverShrsNB .,"_> 6 1_• • FAM llM., D~ l IA • FAM IM or DEN 644-4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • "' - #81 Royal St. George, BigCyn, NB 216Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B. l~ •3626 Catamaran. H.V. His, CdM 675-6000 $250:000 Sun 1·5 644-4910 $95,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 675-7225 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1800 Pitcairn, Mesa Verde CM •219 Via Quito, Lido Isl, NB 3124 Boston Way' Costa Mesa 546-5990 $74,900 Sun 1·5 675-7225 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :c .... 752·1920 Sun 1·5 , *601 Rockford, HV Hm, NB •2101 Windward (Baycre;tl NB ,,,. 67:H!OOO $89,500 Sun 1.5 642-8235 $137,500 sat/Sun 12·6 :. [, CONDOMINIUMS 1100Devon Ln, Westcliff, NB 908Almond <Eastbluff) NB :.;--. . FOR SALE 67:H!OOO $82,000 Sun1·5 642·8235 $105,000 Sat/Sun2·5 ., - 1915 &lntiago (Bafcrest) NB 18$9 Port Wheeler (HVHomes) NB · ·' 2 llDIOOM 642·8235 ' • Sun.1:5 642-8235 $89;500 Sal/Sun 1·5 •· 42oCYJ>tess, Laguna Beach 3435 Quiet Cove (HVHillsl CdM 1958 Port Provence (HVHomes) NB 675-7~ $54,900 Sat/Sun 1'5 644-6200 $122,000 Sun.1·5 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 4 WestcUff Villa at Dover, NB 1114 White Sails Way, HVIDsCdM •2901 Ebbtide (HVHills) CdM · 646-7414 /645/2848 Daily 1·5 644·6200 $99,500 Sun.1·5 644-6200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 , 409Arenosa Lane, San Clemente ~Maple, Costa·Mesa ••120 Via Lido Nord, Udoll!'!B A92-4121 Sal/Sun 12-5 7:\2·1700 $41,000 Sun.1·5 673-7300 $325,000 Sat)Sun 2·5 ., lll861 Cov.enlry Lane, Hunt. Bch. 10362 Motiitor, Huntingtpn Beach ••1202 E. Balboa Bl., NB "~. '152·1700 $24,000 Sunday l ·S 546-2313 $49,500 Sunday 1·5 675-8120 Sat &Sun .JI> . •10542Angel,GreenValley,F.V. 0059Madison,BarHarbor,CM ' 2 II• FAM 11M or DEH 640-6161 $56,950 Sunday 1·5 540-1151 $54,500 Sunday 1·5 2702Vista del Oro <Bluffs) NB 937 D3hUa IGreenbrqci<) CM 2301 Tustin, Newport Beach . 644·1133 $62,500 Sun 1·5 645-0303 $59 ,950 Sun 1·5 • 540-1151 Sat/Sun 1·5 or,. 6141 Sierra Bravo, Irvine 146 Via Undine, Lido Isle, N.B. 833-3199 Sun 12-5 675-0123 $135,000 Sun 1·5 •2318He~er Lane, Newport Bch ••815 Via Lido Sood, Lido II NB ~ 64&-3114 $108,000 Suh 1·5 675-6161 $295,000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 1701\Galato:a Terr., CdM 4031 Escudero, Ra<:quet Clb Irv 644·5046 ' Sun.1·5 552.7500 $59.750 Sun.1·5 5622 Southall (T. Rock l Irvine 552-7500 Sal/Sun 1·5 337'Cberry Tree La. Newport Bch 540-1151 Sun.1·5 1829 Port Taggart, HarbVu, NB 640-1267 $9'7 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2949 Cliff Dr. Newport,Hghts 675-4060 $165,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1338 Antigua Way, Dover Shrs NB 642-5200 $135 ,000 Sat/Sun l·S. 2144 Aster Pl, E .side Colla Mesa 646-Tlll Sal/Sun 1·5 2606 Wavecrest, B'moor HV CdM 4 IEDllOOM 315 Poinsettia, Cotdlla del Mar *~~!~esFt:i:!? Hhiir $'~~ l·S 833-3821 • . "Sat/Sun 1·5 18641 Via Torino, Irvine . 833-2106 . $98,000 • Sun 1·5 1915S&brlna Terr.,CdM 673-4400 ·Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1939 Bayside D<, CdM 673-4400 $258,000 • Sun.1-5 •1706IrvineAve., N.B. 644-4910 $74 ,900 Open Sun 1·5 l IEDllOOM 404 Superior, Newport Beach 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 400 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. 833-9781 Sat /Sun l ·5 17645 Brittany Ln., Hunt. Beach 833-9781 · Sat/Sun.1·5 *600 E. Oceanfront G-2, Bal Pen 644-6397 $87 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 411 flagship, Newport Beach 64().0020 Sun. 2·5 21623Vista Omada (Bluffs) NB :~ 644-1133 $98,500 Sun. 1·5 1f'l · l n & FAM IM or DIH t 418 Plata, the Bluffs, NB 642·5200 $118,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 304 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) Nll ~ 64().0020 • Sun. l·S 67:H;OOO $121,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2900 Pemba, Mesa Verde, CM · '' •1023Dolphin Terrace, CdM &14'.7211 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 4522 Cheviot Dr .. (Willows) Irv 546-4141 $43,500 Sun 1·6 111 Via Quito (Lido Isl) NB 673-7300 $99,500 Sun 2·5 _.714 Cortland Dr. Cameo Hinds 675-5511 $85 ,900 Daily 1·5 63 Montecito (Big Canycn) NB 833-8600 $100;000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ZQ!Pl. Dumess <HVHmslN.B. 833-8600 Sun. 1 ·5 • " 4 IEDROoM · 134Sanla Margarita San Clemente 4!18-1383 $75,000 Sun. 12·4 245 l'linceton, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $M,900 Sunday 1·5 1130 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores 546-2313 $169,000 Sunday 1·5 •228 Robin Hood Pl., C.M . 64&-7171 ~-5 4 IA & FAM IM or DIH 9925ASterCircle, FoullL Val 8»-5925 $73,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2053 Pbalarope (Mesa Verdel CM & $79,900 l Sat/&ID l ·5 • 23lll er La. Newport Beach ~ . $93,500 Sun 1 ·5 •rllfl Bluewatei', NJWl)Ol't Bch • 812118 ~,500 ' Sat/SUD 1·5 ~Surlvlew,Newportlleacb · . ~ $99,500 Sunl·S CBOOeortland Cam<»):llnds CdM ~ $t:?,008 Sat/Slll'l·5 8111liSandune1Hbot· QIM · •· · . m-8550 . • ' ~.s. • • 546-5990 $63,500 Sun l ·5 ... 67 Montecito, Spyglass, CdM 67:H!OOO $189,500 Sun 1·5 •#9 Torrey Pines Ln, Bg Cyn, NB , 67:H!OOO $174,500 Sun 1-5 •228 Robinhood, Coot a Mesa 546-2313 $61 ,soo · Sunday 1-s •2823 Nevis, Mesa Verde 546-2313 $94 ,500 Sundayl-5 •3093 Roanoke, Costa Mesa . 556-2660 Sun 1 ·5 ._ 1730 Port Westboume, Npt Beach 752-1700 Sunday 1·5 ••1933 Bayside Dr., CdM 642·8235 $239,950 Sun.1·5 •1824 Galaxy (DoverShrs) N.B. 642-8235 $168,500 Sun.1·5 4610Dorchester, CameoHlds CdM 642.8235 Sun 1 ·5 •19231 Beckwith Ter, T.Rck Irv 644-6200 $125,000 Sun 1·5 2004 North Capella, Mesa V. CM 546-5880 $75,900 Sun 1·5 3474Sallta Clara, Mesa Woods, CM 5G8655 Sunday 1 ·5 333 Morningstar La, Dov Shrs NB 5411-1589 $315,000 Sunday 1-5 19Hermltage La. Big Cycn, NB 641MS161 · $169,500 Sunday 1·5 *illilll Glen Dr .. HunUngtcn Bch 828-7507 /638-5010 Sun 1·5 9822 Hot Springs, Hunt. Beach 962·5511 $75,000 Sunday 1·5 2S01 Ughthouse (l'Mfills) CdM 642·11235 Sun.1·5 2M1 Marino (Bayshores) NB 642-8235 $149,500 Sun:· 12 :30-4 :30 2171 Ellesmere, Mesa Verde, CM 5*5890 $87,000 Sun 1.S • 1826 W. Balboa Blvd. Bal Penin. . 644-7171 $69 ,500 Sat/Sun 12.5 z••••• 613 Poinsettia, Corona del Xar 644-8397 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 Z IEDIOOMS EACH 4.36 Femleaf. Old CdM, CdM 67:H;()()() $98,500 l II & 2 11 24651 LaCresta, Dana Point 496-7269 Sat. &Sun.10·6 l IEDROOMS EACH 719 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 UNITS FOR SALE Zll&Jlll 7352 Garfield, Huntingtcn Beacb 536-2579 Sat /Sun 1().6 HOME & INCOME 218Co1Uns (Balboa Island> NB ~ $98,500 Sun/Monl-5 "', ... ** w ...... ... w .......... .... G•••.. IOOZ I •pt·~······· .. 'l[f ... ~ ... COUMTaY ISTATE • &IMCC»a • I ountry llvlna le Utt · ltv. V<1'1 unlqoo l)iM property OD ~ acnt. Loaded with ..._. Rell m. Servk:o bolldl- duplexes. 2 btdrooma ch. 2 1lory. private yards and padoa allo °" I lb• grounds. 1 en<:- 11ra1es. Room fOr more I wUt.s lf desired. lJve In I the home and aupplo- ment your int'OIM. Nftt" j ttie· beach. Owner wlll help finance. C.11 t.aday tor something difterent Dial 1142·253> • ••DUPLEX•• UHDEI MoUlllT FOR THE AREA Two 2-bdrm1. + garare It pri v. yards. Will sdl or exchange up. PYRAMID bc~•gon llJ.1768 "AIAHDOMED" 2STOIY\IUA POOL-IEACH $43,900 Sec-lu(led entry to spaciou1 Jiving room. Formal dine. Garden kitchen. Dramatic st.ait:s , sweep to second story ·- suites featuring huge bideaway maister a~ children 'a room5. Owner bought another. C3n't 8f· ford two. M ll8l aacriflce. ~ Take advantage. Call 963-7881. ' Ol'fN ro/ 9 . II s f!Jf,/ lOllf NrC'f' ---' ~~··.·.·~ ~ d t THE REAL ESTATERS . ·; ' .,.;, --- EASTSIDE $39,500 Brand new on the market, 3 bdnn. 2 '-l.11 with large added !amily room. Huse yard for kid9 : • dogs. Lola of fruit and I avocado trees. Ideal• . situation, for iteal family ' ijving. 646·7711 . Open Ev~ ~i * Bavshores -.I ~ ( OPEN UT /SUH •·!II . 211 1-.YJSTA ~ VACANT, READY FOJI , OCCUPANCY; 2bdnns .. newl y ·re modeled . kitchen, dishwshr., tr~ compactor, wet bar; lg«: ---~ liv. rm .• frplc .• gu area & bath over gani Nice patio &: '4 bath oversized garage. garage door opener, roof; Iii.hows TLC. Sell! price incl. land in r $107,500 We have winter rentals & 4 BR, furn. Availa now! "C"THOMA REALTOR 224 w. Coast.Hwy. N"pt. Beach 548· EVES.: 545-5643 *•••SAVE SSSS Beat the anlicipat price increase and ! deduct the laxer; and · terest from YOUR COME tax. 2 Bedroom bath Co ndos in Sa?t An a still only SZL.950 10% down, ask foe Fr 839-8321 AgenL I \llLLA ROY ALE' ; ASSUME $23,000 l A rambling s ingle le~ estafe. Sunken livil room with dramal vaulted ceilinRs. Co manding rircplaee a" filtered .. bay window'· li ~hti n g. C11 ndleliglit formal dining room l eloquently served r~ larji!c country slyl~ garden kitchen. Speii' lazy afternoon.'i on cot· ered terrace that '- gr acefully cooled by soe ocean brec1.e. SeparalfE' wing for secluded mast.S retreat and chlldrelf suites. Take over 1t FllA loan. $Ml mo ea,p all. Doo 't wait. c•J 963-7881. • OPfN Ill Q • !f ~ ,IJN JO 8' Nf((f !~.!~.!.P.! 4 Br, 4 Ba &GaUcry Zflreplaces, wetbar Delux·e ldtcbeo I Pior ror 1acb.ttoeo•• · You m•y ••kct. U.· 1ini16ln1-•. ' l7MUO ·~ • I • .. ' . ~ ft OM.YPILOT &!nc!!y.S!plembot7, 1175 I "'!r.""""w. ["'•""""'* -.. ..... w. .,... .. . ............................................................... . • •• Ga•ral 1002 I r ti ·1002 G1•r• 1002 ................. --..... _.._. ....................................... . -· • .. , II I pt wi 'SJ REALTORS 675-1$11 --OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN I to 5 307 MARIGOLD AVE.. C:-.. Mw *S39_,~* -WIM-YA Laree 3 bednn. 2 bath home. L1vina + den. 12x24 Enclo1ed p1llo overlooklna ll&:F pool. Owner movlnc. bou&hl properly out-Of-stat~. M&-3921, Eve.548-3581 Lachenmyer Realto1 just one block to the ocean beach. 1-: Fr"'1ch doors open to huge Chinese elms shading the brick patio and lawn. Wood paneling, beam ceiling, pegged N FAMILY SPECIAL Prime east side lotallon lo Costa Mesa. Lovely two story modem with J bedrooms plus large family room plus un ex · lra study. Easy maul· teDance. lloom ror boat ti;torage. Only $63,500. C11.ll 67 3·8550. ~ floors & picture windows add charm to Tl this .three bedroom, two bath borne; th three car garage plus paneled bobby on room. TWO LEGAL WTS make this a fa best buy at $121,500. fa 4714 COllnAHD DR., C-.. Higlol•ub; ar Freshly painted, freshly draped, 2! fresbly carpeted & fresh fruit (trees) } too. Spacious patio ,& yard areas; rour D bedroom home or three & convertible den. Priced best in the area al $85,900. TI 320 SEA WAID: SharocllffL Interesting "' split-level with beam ceilings, wood w paneling; extra large, separate family in room; spacious lawns, fruit trees & "" flowers. Choice private beach. $99,950. ·~ 702 ACACIA, So•lh of Hlahway investment buy. Older home on -2 lot. ·a Buy at today's price and build your de· luxe units later. Just about the lowest 5 available price at $65,000. IJ. 3110 I IHLET ISLE. -View Lnlc four E bedroom, pool, fabulous view-k RASH! lrS SOLD! 21 -bor Yltw Hlls: This five bedroom Somerset model is traveling incognito; B gi~e ypurselves a REAL TREAT & see the gorgeous improvements -wood HI corbels. beams, polished tile floors, ~J leaded glass windows, beautifully tiled swimming pool, outdoor kitchen. It's ~ lovely. Call for appointment. · """ IA TRONT: r .. Htc •• &Wt on the Lido !. LI Peninsula. Boat slip available. Will ex· 'N change for Newport Beach home. ; s ! $165,000. Call for detailed information. B DUPLEX: c.,_ .. Mw, best in class. To see these units is to know they are I "· quality custom built. Open big beams, ~ o plants, fireplaces, private patios. r " Three bedroom owner's unit plus two l · . bedroom Income unit. $125,000 ' p ; MOllLE HOME PAlll: Eight (plus) 'ti f' acres partially developed to 62 spaces. • -6' Beautifully located In park-like area with its own stream. Owner may ex· Cl . change for Orange County property or ..,f\ ' may help f111ance; $345,000. !~~ ~· cou (;, NEWPORT REALTORS 'f 2515E.CoaatHwy.C:-dolMcr " 675-5511 .. r7f'N 101 II• H \ •i I/ ! ... ~I" (f ' [ ~1 ft~&H1tl OMTHESAMD Newport licach Duplex in prime-Summer rt.'nlal location. Fabulous v1rw from second floor ob· servatlon deck. $127,000. 10.'}~ down. CAU.962·7788 <8'i KEY R€ALTOP.sA DECORATHS MASTERPIECE Beautifully apJ)(linted 3 bedroom condominium with s pacious master bedroom sui te. Near pool and shf)pping. Lots of prival"y . Low main· tenance dues and leasehold. Reduced lo sell at $65,000. Call 673-BSSO. · oPfN 111"'. •r 5 rvN roet f.11(1 • ;IJ· .· 'j -. . '"' .. · ,,. ··;.~ .. ·.)f- THE REAil ~ST~!ERSJ ly owner. 3 br, 2iri ba Townhouse. G.G. 1425 sq ft . $41,900. 534-8848 SJ2.900 2 STORY l'OOL Step down llviftl room to wall or mirrors! Large Fiesta Room. Bright gourmet kitchen. Sweep· in~ wrought iron stairway. 1-IUJJe muter suite Enclosed laundry . Central air coodilioniDg. Set"luded patio. Olympic site pool Prime Irvine location I-furry to see. Call 152·1100 Ol'fN r1t II• 11"111/H 10 II( fol/(£' li!l -----n THE REA _ESTATERS_ Classified Ada 6'2·5678 c ... , .. ' 1002Gwral I 002 G1Mnrl • I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE COHSBYATOI •• Invites your bid on this lovely view home in Irvine Terrace. The Lido to jetty harbor view is visible from the huge living room, dining room & master BR . suite. Cit has 4 BR, 3 Ba.). Here is how to bid. First in- spect the borne this weekend. If you like it, make an offer. If your offer is satisfactory to the conservator. it will be forwarded to the court for approval (no pro- bate). That's all there is to it. Truly a rare opportuni- ·-•• ... ty. Come see it. _) Ol'IM HOUSE SAT/SUH. 1.,5 1915 SAl!tlHA TIUACE. CDM SHAHGllLA The serene meditation gardens with figurines, creates an ethereal atmosphere for this prize Lusk borne in Harbor View Hills. The lot is 210 ft. wide, of- ferirlg an unobstructed view of bay and ocean. ·Features Include 4 BR, 2 Ba., 2 fireplaces, heavy shake roof, greenhouse, large double front doors. ex- quisite foyer. Call for app't. to see. $183,400 1.UGAIH DAY A CdM Cutie. 2 Bedrooms and even a fireplace. Room to build a second unit. Tenant just vacated. Buy the lotandgettbehouseforfree-$61,000oroffer. Fl'fE IEDllOOMS -$16,600 Well located Bluffs condo near CdM Hi, with almost 3000 sq. ft. Convenient to recreation pool, schools. shopping. If you have a large family, you MUST see this one. OPIM HOUSE SAT. 1.,5 UHIT #2, IJ5 AMIGOS WAY . . IOAlS SAIL IY ••• . the front door of this spacious bay front home with wide sandy beach, close to harbor entrance. Huge liv- ing area plus 4 big bedrooms. Just listed. $258,000 OPBI HOUSE SUH. 1-5 193' IA YSIDI! DllYE VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! Thill 4 BR. & den Harbor View home is literally sur- rounded by view. Vacant. Move right in. See this weekend! ONN HOUSI! SAT /SUM-1·5 27JI I ILi l>llYI.. CDM IAYRlONT One or a kind. View of beach and ocean. Needs ex· tensive remodeling and redecorating·. 50' Frontage. Asking price $285,000 C4M Dlll'llX So. or Hwy. 2 Attractive 2 BR. uriits plus guest. $800 Mo: ln.conle. Terms or exchange. "'ARIOR INYESTMENT COMP A~Y REAl.l'ORS· 673-4400 .. -• tt1•tsfer~ ~ForW. HoaesforW. l~'orW. ..-....,.,.~ .......... -••••'!-:~ ......... ...................................................................... [~ ...................................... .. •••ol I I euuol .-1002C-clol-,J022Car••dtl-IUZ2 ""8 11124 T-ltb ............................................................ ...,! .... ··············-······· ................ ·-···· ...................... . Ol'IM SINl#-Y W • Wo'IMhoO.. EI BB,•~ * * "Jr * * * •ltlS&AYSIDlllllYl-Cu1 .. _ 4 .. To••iwt =:.i:.~~--· H • c 11 • bayfn>nt.Mustsell.Pr.ICJ!Juslreduced B•t.m""lea"' <fl'IO_• .._ 1 w aid. er.tag. e· 0 ~-100 to $225,000. All new W1llf exquisite eo· lcrbeallh-· ~ ar;lall ..,_ tertalnment-center .:nd baJ'. &ndy 11 7W Ill<• -out... 1•... · beach In front, with open view ,of o larl• ,,.., .. qli<t ...n. _ ••• --w. NEW CUSTOM HOMES · 2 IUllT1fVL HEW quality built -- -· nearing completion. Custom · quality everywhere you look. Buy now and choose you~ favorite cal'P,Ot color. Pool size lots with off street trailer parking. Prestigious Newport address. C4 54t-1151 for more ln-1 formation. HARD TO-FIND 4 IEDIOOMS' -with f.,..I ...... separate family room & large kitchen eating area. Custom features thruout include co•er•d patio, custom wallcovering, and upgraded ap- pliances. A must see al $54,950. Call 54t-1151. RUSTIC EASTSIDE COSTA MESA CUTE 2 IEDIOOM & DEN -shake roof, big fireplace, large Jot with de- tached double garage in rear. CJM.of-o- lilod. brand new listing! Asking $40,950. Cal540.l 151 DO YOU LIKE GREEN? THIS MESA VERDE home Is cool & green. 2 Story, 4 bedroom, 3 bath with a family room you'll have to see to believe! 20x26 With a huge 8' builtin bar. Floor to ceiling wine rack & soar· ing cathedral beamed celling. Toi Inn adpthe back yard for privacy. '}.'here's even a perfect place for your hanging garden. Owner anxious ... $75,900. Coll 546-5180 2004 H-C ...... Masa'f .... Coshr Mna Opott SUndmy l·S ATIENTIOM BUILDERS!! UYE IH THIS HICE -2 bedroom home while you build your units on the R-4 lot. Room for pool table in large con· verted family room. Walk-in closets, paneling. gas bltns & covered patio enhance this property. Don't delay on this ... only $40,500. Cal 546-5180 POOL + 4 CAR GARAGE .AH JUST 2 of the features in this secluded Eastside, Costa Mesa 3 bedrm home. Other appointments in - clude shutters, charm, paneling, stone fireplace, hardwood firs, custom kitchen & dining area. Garage would be ideal for studio or workshop.OM-of. <Hlod and nestled on 135' deep lot. Close to 17th St. s hopping. Call now for appt. 546-5110. N---' Har'-'·. protected !Nm street. ,.. ~ -;-::-~ :zrL" • ~R~-~ •• -~ i.eato.s pGOll. po11uea • -· 1 -• • .... .--. *..v ~---""'"' --,...._ • ttbool• tb.111 olllf. trpk. •Pf"llkin. --. -$:500. per month. 3-Br, 2·ba ocean· b .. cb .. ~-u mhlut ... lot. t bit ID ta-. front CODdO OD Balboa Peninsula. oway; You mlflt U r-l Vil! .... - Fnlllt, eomer Joe. Xlnt ocean and sun· our towohoale. $11,51111. f:1~ prk. f4l,Ho. set 'riews. $87,000. ....,.., (NotcaSal) w~ i•• •ztll amo1 -""""'°' Y1ow Hiit. rr ••· · ,...4 ............ ...... .. Spacious 3-Br, 3-ba home. Lovely cor-TROPICAL P.AllADISI radooa -4111', Iba. ner loc. with panoramic ocean -view MISA 'fllDIPOOL uoo sq_ ft. ' :rn old. plus the privacy of yow-own pool. Tropical ·~ locat..i "1JlllO. µa .. -Jld. Price reduced to $1Z1,500 " oa qv.let eul~•·•••· __.. I 11 P !l C C A 8 L Y!-===----- La-<//1!4$ Z?~ REAL ESTATE . 644·6397 DECORATED. Mo¥e la SICUl::fu condll.loo ••olotm t111s • TOWN bedroom RARE FIND. Form a I dlne . 'lbem-pusualeverl SEPARATE RUMPUS br, IV. l>a W,_. --ROOM . Lob d pano1iJ>1 bdnn & bal_,;. Cocy • n d 1 hut le rt . tam. rm . w/'«etb~. SPARKLING POOLIW'• Manr up1rade<t 1•· rounded by extenslvelY provmta. Aau1De 7 '+ ~ lalboolllc.d 1006 COl'Ona .. Mw 1022 covered lanai. 3 CAR FHA loin. C.U.todu: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARAGE. Wan'Dtb aod C1Z198i3-e10I NEW Delux~ [)pix. 4 & 3 COZY 2 br house on R-2 1ood tasle abc:Ud. 5tepl br, fant. inc. All lux. lot, room for other unit. to park. Finl to call Ceb PLUSH1 S1.S4.SOO. By ownr. 212 $?1000.0wtner6'T.M169 to see th.is exceptioaal Sbr,41Dlni&familY~. Diamond, 615-2099 ' · · value. Beller hurry ·see to •&preefat• BY OWNER lg. 3 &. 2 Ba see Call 5'6 2:113 ' F'JXER UPPER + den.' North ol Hwy . Ol'li.ilatO•llS~IO.&fNICf ' SS9,900. y owner. ~::,~:.~:.;;,';'~~~r~ $79.750644~. ·m =·75 ...... ft... •P ... 04 • Opon Frl-Sat-S. Z.5 ''°'·· .• :;; 11• llagtoa 0 By Owner. Lovely 3 br, Large approx. 3400sq. ft . •·~··~··~··~~·· story. lge patio. Open family home.48R,3Ba, •PA.INT up, fix up4 BR. ... ~ ilouse this weekend 124 huge ram-rm w/Wel·bar +greenhouae.Lgebome UALLYSIClm AJ)(llena Ave. For wkday & frplc. Enormou5 coun· on lgelot. E -side. SSUOO. Ad• It. 11 v • n I -a appt call 114·481·9631 aft try kitchen w /blick cook· •SHARP Bar Harbor, 4 bedroom1, 2 betb1. 1 _>p~m_. A_•,-k_lo~•~S95_._ooo_,..,..:1 ln1 island. Sep. laundry BR 2 BA, fam rm! Beautifu11J deeoratecl lalboaP_._. 1001 r m . I i bra r Y $54,950. Condo. Ten111ia • ••••••••••••••••,...••••• w/bookshelves &: frplc. •OCEAN OUP'LEX.2900 clubhouse nearby. MU· LARGE 4 BDJlM Ideal for omce at home sq.ft . $95,000. imam privacy. $35..tlO. $l20,000 appr~al. ask· s l tu at io D. Healed &: 1-~· ~E~d~O~'N~e~al~Beally~~~-~-~;~a;e~a~ll~y~84~12~&200;:~ ing 5116,000. 613-4224 filtered pool, lge out-0f· 548·1409 1 -~-------i the way workroom. Low $72,500 maint. yard. Finest MESA YEltDE HUMnHGTON 1734 Plma .. Morff Newport area. near ten· By Owner, 6 Ht, 2 Ba, HAllOUI. nis & golf Clubs. c'°6e to new crplS & drps, near Bacbelof' UJll1.0mdo V• o,.. W.1-S boatlog -facilitles &: schooJs, as.sume 8\41' cant fully flU'lllahed: Charming 2 bdrm . Fashion lslaDd. Io an . ·Pr 1 o . 0 D ly. str;,iJ to beach. SZ'l',950. Owner will carry 1512 OolpbioTerTace .549-3256. Red Carpet. Realtors LAWSOHREALTY $1'9,ooo.rce.Broket WESTSIDEl!xerupper.S ~ __ _:6:.7::5:.·.:::4.::56::2~--l --c-:-::l;-:::-73'.:'·l'.:'l48==-:--br, t ba. Paint & peperl-------- BY OWNER 2 BR, ·2 BA. Hl·STYLE DUPLEX will do ill Drive by 859 'Just completely re· Soon lo be built at 306 ArborSt.$33,900.613-1658 modeled! 616 W. Balboa Fernlear'. BelUDI, wood MESA Verde{Repobllc. Blvd, $73,000. 673-1658 & stone, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, ()pen Sat & Sun l·S. 4 br, 1 --~~-----t 2 bdrm., ? bath. Enjoy fam, din, 3 levels, frpl. Delux• £hml-w first users tax break! Elefanlt -9 900 .._.," ~-$127 500 .. • . ·-Near Bay &: Ocean. u'ol••-u..R-Mu Pha arope.Agt.541·5032 Completely redecorated • -·1 ._,, & landscaped w/nuto 3001E.CstHwy 673-6510 sprklrs. New cpt, drape!, OPEM SUM. l·S tile. $69,SOO. £xceptional finan ci ng . 1826 W. 3125 lapl•Dr-. Balboa Blvd. Open Low malnt.; 3 BR, 2 ba. Sat/Sun 12·5. Don Oates, home w/neat. encl . Brkr. 6«·7171 patio .. Good cond. $86,000 Bayfront Condominium 2 .. G_EM-Br 2 Ba. DR, pool. dk, 120-FTustinAve.,N.B. security 213-39C-4293 REALTORS 642-4623* IE5TIUl'* By Owner, Beach House 2 3-Br + den, 2'1\-ba, trg Br, &. Den. Pvt. Lane liv rm, 2 frplc's, formal _:ri_s_.ooo __ • 6_7_5-_026_1 __ _, din.. beaut garden. Bayview, walk to beach $97,500. includes land. $72,500. 2 Br, 2 Ra, + Agt.840-"800 xtras. 673-7957 by ~wner. 2 Coz:y 1 Br bou9el oo a WHY RENT? Seclusion is the keynote iD this COJY .state in a prime locatloo. In.com- parable .valQe. i Perfec.t starter. Country nmtic atmosphere. Lota of open space for popl, garden, boat or camPer st.onge. Fantastic value at $30.SOO. Call....a:m FOREST OLSON P .OOL .HOMI l , • $53,950. \ 2 blo<lc• ·to ocean. Four bed.rm•: 2 baU.. w.- old liltla&; H11n7 for thll botgala priced llome on larse lot. 11811 .... MOTHER.MAY 17 Yeayoamayl,.,...,,_ t.hia home under market value, A better ·bur because lt'• been re- doced I Under $:5000001 • 968 4458 Open House 1·5 Dail~. corner lot. Botb have 313 E. Bay frplc's, ranges, refrig's 3 + ~ .. ~' l:C:ap::•·:;'~··:•:;ia::S.::ae:h::•o::1::•:p"~bed~·~· ~$fi~7~,500~.;·73-=""'='1;;~·-~;;~·~··;11;;C1~1l~ll~IT;;I ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner Broker _,. SJ7.SOO 1........,.....,.....,.....,,;;,,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.1 COROHA IEDUCBll!! ~ b;•~ ~t; Ge.,ral IOD2G1Mrol 1002 4 n~~~~::~lge HIGHLAHDS COLUGEPAlllC bath. loni!ir ~ -------· --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fam-rm, super pool, CUstom, vu, 3 BR, l:Y.. CU&tomiled 4 ~ 2 klna alae .maat•r batbs;~lronpte bedroom,~hllle OPEN SAT /SUM 1 .. 5 jacuz%i. bath home. Poolslze lot; ent.rJ; 2 aUOl!i. wanr: to den or? Near pool ·It 3405 SO. tOWHER CONDO PREVIEWS . AZTEC REALTY ~~f1~1g~lce~opopeper"P~~::' all scboo . $48,900. Cali clubhouse. Exullont SANTAANA 831-0821 rorapp't. location. Convenient to-New "•ting; 4 bdnns .. 2 71t-ot2 A""'lable inK; !al out sheller. Fee. Corbi.Mcl'tin Ing. Callloaee. ba., kitchen /family rm.; Y~ "lo ... t'Cll l~~~~~~~~~I $89,SOO Realtors ~7662 Jge poolsized yard;.close Fo,r hve.1n O"".fler. Jn · Corona del Mer I 022 CALL67S.46.'r) to scbools &: shopping. qwre solar heating. 2 & 3 Owner leaviilg state, Bedroom . 2580 Sant~ anxious to sell! · Ana . Open Sat/&in 10 l1I DA YID D. C.ulSOH 6· REALTOR 833-9293 400ll7"ft• FOR.,Af.\ Wantads Call642.s678 .c.M. ~ G1•rat 1002 · • · · · ....................... Rt~Al/FftRH 644-7270 OPEN HOUSE BEAUTIFUL CARMB. ..l.r HAUOI VIEW HOME -private U kingsize yard with 2 separate. pauos. Both with overhangs for all your plants, on a quiet cul-de-sac. Perfect family home, 3 bedrooms, paneled den, formal dining room. Close to schools. Come by and see this highly upgraded home on FEE land for $84,950 . 1627 Pari la....-_ H.I. Dally 1·5 CALL US JUST US11D ..l.r COIOHA DEL MAI DWUX-new U paint & carpets in the front 3 bedroom, 3 bath, fireplace unit. Rear unit upgraded. 2 bedims, 2 baths. fireplace, walk to beach & shopping. Owner will consider trade for more wiits. $99,500. CAMEO SHOilES OCEAH A JEnT VIEW ..l.r 4 ••-3 -. formal dining U room overle>Qks private pool patio with pass-thnl to gourmet isle kitchen with bltns/charcoal broiler. All rooms large. Breakfast bar. Oversized 3 car garage. Private beaches. Move-in coodltion. Rerli- dent specialists Shirley & Marshall Rich. By appointment. Offered at $189,500. Brochures _availallle. 2121 I . Coost H" hwoy, Coiono cW Mor T ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnlneTerrace 1512 Dolphin Terrace, 4 br, 3 ba, pool. 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C-. -CATALINA 6 TH ' • IRV!NE, UNIT 1, "3,-J·-~-~ -. B<h !O ml. -Son 12·5. f141 SlerTa VtLLAGll B•L()W. SBr, 2Bo', Din. R_m, ri . -....... -.,~,~ Owv ·---Br ~--~ N I Y Beaollfully laadacapea PARK I . A 11o<raUc .MJSSIONYllJO I ·-·-,_.l avo.""a .,....... ew Y eoulructed. corner lot lo La1u.na s.l.r.famrm,a.bl1*ne. llALft SBR.lbo.llodelbonte NEVER OCCUPIED. N. I --· Voalled collla111 VACANT.SU8MIT.ALL O}"FERS 2BR, 4BA, 20x30' REC ROOM . BUILDERS SEE FOR NEW IDEAS RHODA MAGIL, .Rltr (114) Ma-MOO ~ ~-m · IWISIDI._~ Spaclo"· • BD0 u . • •1ue ..... ...,_ ~ ~ 111-1000 ··-·--c••-t.~""' POCM,:&am -• -• SHIELDREALl!liTATE •u• •«>, .,,wate Pltlo.j __ ...::..;:..:....:.:.:..:...--11 ... -.....a • Sep. boo .. In pl --NCH Dacw~T 1 ....... n .... ,r... ff•-c <e •• .._ tocaU.... I ................. 1069 ................ '°" commuD.llp on NesUecS OD ..a bill ......_ W'Yleed b1a~8A.'I'llS. ST2.9150. l99e & -'1 11111" •••••••••••••---•••••• ••••••••••••-•-•• .... 8lll Windy Seo Orclo beach I H ... 131121' ,,pl01!fa••lboor"o°"n~'aud1,0 PllUIPLACES, 1 IT 0-~ Entor lhla m.pillcont • <Hollaod:,.. Ave di De • Jy, mule • PSDe PHI 'J ~ matr. Hite. Kl&c:beii 4-...... executlve home thru the - - Blvd babl11_d Kinney <Ombo •• BR's, ..... i'Ull. ~:! ~-~ ... that... brllfat. bar • .e ltllt; Cu1tomOPblHon11.1-sw/open tttwawr el••••I entry. Van Lull * * PREmGE * * Sbota). Century 21 &old •Ppl'a It woo a...u -...._.!!!!_ RA.NOE, S&LJ'.a..EAN. ~ wallpaper, privacy, Duboa/Do1te laveat c•blneta In kll•be In• 2 bd>m.,Zbalb OVllN, lllCROWAV beam «>lllnp. 2 BR. 2 EAL ESTATE 20><44pool,loodaoldedt· meeta, Inc., 17400ronp _,, .. 1'•nch ol• dine home •I a pri .. "' oalJ' OVEN, D!SHWSHR. e.. woven wood bllndo, IDI foe lo ............ Unique contemporary cluslc. Finest Ave, Coota lleaa ' 1"113 front tiv rm, pl -TRASH COMPACl'OR, puo,1radodall~ 1614 ,lll!O. 11~~c:-ils:s6 ltoty. yud. • Br.'a. Locatod In use of Oak wood. A warm, adaptable 541-1 l•f · carpet., rruit be•rla ~ NVl'ONE CBN'l'ER. euec •-• ~~ Ml11lon Viejo'• finest trees. unbelievable opea1 to a ~ IUD. BREAnrrAKJNG Ocean· area. 191,.SOO. family home. 5 Bdn:ns.. + family rm •• ( ···••ct today !! Bk dlntnr•r.•.Thb-olewl From Uvln&, di•· OCEANFRONT HOME· MISSIONYllJO largesundeckwltbjacuDi.Staroftbe Mo"'•lllGc*= ""2-5511. V1S\elf •,••Illy home b .. 1nl6Matr. Bdrm.S6r,2 Norlhend La .... Beadt REALTY LidoislandHomeTour.$197,:IOO . Large home fcrmal en-Bd ~.._ ealarestoobUIDenJUllo ba, frpl, bttm, wet.bar, Oil Cnsrent Bly Drift. 511·1000· lry, dlDin& itu.. fainity • rm.t.di~&~rm.. ..... Ital bere: See for altyU&hl •plant.en, By Lu.xur1oui 14 yr. old ,...l ;;;==;;'i~:,;:.:..li\£91 rm.wtlbtrplc.Sc(u<aky 2TIJO •;:m3 552"7500 "*!"'If, Ila vo•ant 6 owner. sel,soo. 10., aldenceln"lop"c:ood.31"9wport .. odt 106' LIDO REALTY clean! Xlnt flnanctni 3.b• 5\,13 ·s00 ~rltf ARedHOIC.ompany ;:'Ddbe°":.'~~· Balboa, 41'5 ·3101 or bdrm., 3 ba., din.rm.••••••••••••••••••••••• JJ77Yl1Lklo.M.L 671-7300 avoll. ·l'rtced·to ..u at ReaiE.ta..;. . ..ti.05S5 t • °'c' 1 H S: 494·7110 lam.rm., aeml·lormal BAYFR,_.... '$'15500 .... e oaa wy. to llvrm Abaohll.elY ''i:~ '-'"' · C..ti.,Ma1•11oc. Alaume7%VALoan.lbr OPEN HOUSES ThollaSL(tb-So.ol ZOPINHOUSIS tacolar"vlews1Semlttb 2cu1tom---------------- ..... 1 .. b C 'd TOD•Y I • ~ La1. Hotel) tum left to SUNDAT 1·5 priced 12$5 000 BALBOA PENlNSULA •• 644-7662 •· ov patio ~ _,_ Temple Hills, rtPt '/:; JAMP~LO·M·• E•-llentloc:atJon-••-Now--"•-~ 1069 .... ,.. ..... ~ 1••9 !~~~~~~~~~Great area. $41,_00 +$74.tot• pTOx 2 mllM to Al VICTORIA BEACH ~ ~ "• _._.., r-• 9WVUI ..-9IAI' vw Owner. 8f.2·3"L Prioc. 14511 Sawieaf La . 124 Sunset. Tttr. Steps to REAL ESTATE Bay & only \t ~ totbe ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ... •• l .. llwgl• leocll 104 Only . Coll4tgePark pna Blvd.. left to pro. sand w /Ort. Oc. Vu. 494·1008. Oceu. Each home baa 4 HIWPOITSHOalS •••••••••••••-••-••• SJOtoO pert¥. XLNT fam. borne bdrm1, t batha It 2-Sl.1 A·frame. 3 BR 2 OPEN SUN l·S: 6501 G Alrllne Capt's borne. 58r * • * $105,000 MPrlce •liYm . ru.mpus rm. 4 You are Invited lo an Gallery, 2 Clreplacea, ba decorator'• drea~ Dr.·SAS bit 4 & 3ba, all xtras. wet bar ~h~~ FORFURTHERINPO Br.&384.1189.000. Open Rouie. Owntthai -:etbar, ultr• modern eUle corner lot wti w /pool 128·1'501 o $72.850. 968-1885. CALL 254SJUAN1TA purehaffd out al atat.e kit.ehen &:: private pler. patios $69 500 638-5010Broter. BY Owner. neat adult •SSt,toO• MISSIOMllALTY Lapped Rdwd. Hou1e. property • b,is pr"flMnt Fee land. See at 1200 38R ... like'newf$115.IOO V itorycondomlnium.3br 4101Reyes PllOM4t4-07ll Grt.Oc. Vu.4Br.,3Ba., HOMEMUSTBESOLD. Ea1t Balboa Blvd., or CAYWOODllALTY 3 Br. Ula Pacific Condo 1 b Greentrft fam. rm.&: 1epante din. Price h•s been reduced call 116-8120 foe more de- atoey' spaclous rooma. ~:rr1:· 1:':1'~~ ~e:, RANCH JUST LISTIDI rm. St. to St. lot.. $129,000. SB.500. Xlnl terms are tails. * 541·1290 * Xlnt condition. Nr. pool S?9 ?50 546-l>et'oralor'a dream! Split Available. S&B,000. See tennb<0urts&JacllUI. , . 5472 REALTY loveJabdrm.,Zbolbunl-607FONTANA SUNDAY lpm·Spm. AIANDONED Xlnlacbools.lmUetrom SURF"S.. SSl·lOOO que bomel Hdwd. ftn., N.ew cedar home in.& 21.fGl Ocean Vista Dr. COLONIAL beach . $45,000. By 300'lotutf&::aand! C 1 &Walnut frplc,; 11e. \nlfll, brick out. LR w/hi pit.. beam (naar Alpha Bet.a, So. SllDIC¥)tri4 Owner. MZ-018 fOI' appt. or a ki.nd 2 br, 1 ha u ver paUo, private yard. A re-eeilin1. Beaut.. oc. '""·· 3 Laauna). -2 STOIY '°-· toge In dwntwn. area . SEPARA"""' oljowelatsaz.soo Br.• studio area. Prt. LcePadruRea!Dtate u••a1••CH W 't I t 1.-... , 1 c;: pat.io 4 lanal. $129,000. 82'1 So c l Hwy "--~~~;t~rB~~~~'. P~•. c!r1 r~ Only MSTR. SUITE .ftwbtF& · J~~~~~ LacW.a 9 Be&cb... ~::e~~ n lr:s~f1ee 1;:tei; $48,S00'.962·2198. $34~,;~1461 •. upalaln. S Oli1dreo'1 ~ On pri. cove w/steps to 494-0193. • 20·x20• parlor. Raised rooms down + tge. faml· 4H·2800 bch. Beaut . .5 Br., 4 Ba., 2 Open House Sal Ir: &an. brick hearth. Enormous HEARIAY Newport Hel1bts, 3 bdrms., It,\ baths, spllt- le-vel. 1 Blk. &o bey. 2Dd Story view; lge. kitchen., bltn1 ; hdwd fltl., beamed ceu, ltplc., trl· pie garace. Vacut. see anytiDle I A•tin.r: •.n> POOL l-Spm. 8932 Bosun Cin:l brkf1t. bar & cabi Opew S•day l:Z..S a p t . C o u I d be Blvd. A 3 Bd. home amid ROOM. Brtghl country Newport Helalltt; tree < n e 8 r Ad am 5 ft galore. ~ring lbe (am.Uy 2 B"kDROOM, Canyon dlvided·4000 sq. fl. Was tall trees. Beautiful oSd kitchen wllb 1eparate hidden 4 bdrm .• 3'AI OCEAN VIEW ABANOCND Split leval-4 bedroom + family room . Unob1trueled view of ahlmrnerln& Pacific. Formal dlnlnc, Wiil bar. vaulte d cetltna. fireplace. PretUce com· mUDlty Uvlnl ln Newport Bach. Execu.live tran1ter 1acrttlce $112,500. Co.II N Cl!03 FOREST OLSON "' i,.,.,,. ., ·--~ 0 DOWN OPENHOUSESal•&in. iy kitchen with JO n. LR"s w /complete studio 1·5pm. 2822AltaLa1una FORMAL DINING M 11 l R & let 1.&a move your raml· view. Datll: room and 1349.000-Now 5339.000. T.O. W. area . $19,200 . nook •re•. Sechded uUll· baths; kitchen blt·ln1 . SIOOMOYESYOUIN eo'::en:.ee~ils~!!;1~1! lyin.Priceilinlow$80·s, workshop ror photo· WINTER RENTALS Agent . 491·1144 or ty room . 40' COVERED with nook. Dining rm., THEILUffS Seller ~l! all CXll:tl Pool , Manictn"ed com!i LE RAISOR 1rapher. Walle lo the 1 & 2 Br.'s·S275 t.o $350. 494-4439. DANCE PAVILION family rm., shell.stone Super location on lrt. this clean 4 BR Rane lot.OnlyS4l,SOO. beach.$75,000. Oceanfront 3 Br., 21---------1 overviews 1unken ter-frplc. Courtyard entry greenbelt(llkelivtnfina stylebome.SituateC!on SHIELDREALESTATE REALTY S53LOMl.A.IDY B.a .SMOp /mo. LopiaHICJMI 1052 rHac e ~.e pEarajte ··Hot wilhlovelypool.S14,~ p1arkt). Poo1111oop• ro1m quiet street. reaturtng 494 _8093 Eves 962-3"6 497-171 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ouse . n oy ocean CALL ~ •••·l•I• ron pl o. opu ar baths, brick frplc, elee. · · 4S23Campus.Dr.,lrvine 5 BEDROOM. custom •WEkMOW• view from mutti·level 9w~ Bonita Pl1n 3-Br 2·ba . • bltM, W/W crptg, cust *TIPS on selling your Camp"•ValleyShopClr. rami•~ home. Mountai·n , •Guu• ~GUB. grounds. 5 Jumbo ~""6& one ·story . S1'4,SOO. t drps. Big family home home, tape recorded In· -" -""'""' bedrooms lncludin1 lllALTY HOLJ~IS WOOD Rltr. t clole to schools & s formation, call 83f-.l'r.i5 CA.LL IJJ.8600 View. Trade for unlls * IEST * Baronial 15x30' mast.er I'll ... ,,....,,.,, P••• ortl~t &U-e554or875-8444 I piq. Or takeover low in ask rorTel·Tape250 'l---------1 OranceCouoly. $125,000. VJEW·Ea1y living In this suite with OAKEN 1ere~I loan tor $2•3 1771 THURSTON 3 bedroom, den, lalllily EUROPEAN BATH I< OWN YOUIOWN , {J /mo Red.Carpet.Realtors 1=========-1 room. dining room. SECLUDED DOMER. Grand Openm' g ** YILLA•• ' CURTIS JnJ... 1044 842·5641 Northvlew Home with Owner had to ro. quick Prim1 loc1llon. Westclitt REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••-••••• REALTY COft.1PANY dreamy island kitchen. JDOYe In possible. Take NEWPORT VII I &t" V 11 as, at Dover. 962 "'58 1 HOME LEfJ! TOWNHOUSE C Professionally deeorat· advanta1e. Call.546-2313. LLA> Outslandlnl Z.81' Z.ba:, OPEN·D~Y Tbb new rree ~g t.ov~T~:!!d~!me! hlg,~ s:~~J: :Y~f~~~~ OlfN'~•·il'~RMJ01t1«1i ~':.~~ !~::~ c:if~ d~~! N11G12lldWlnd.e~~.; . home ln Univ. Park laas $66,000-Fee. (lJ39) views. Priced for im· ..,.ORTH ....,D L94a1a HICJlll RNffy [-Westcurrarea wet bar, dbl pr w/Opnr, r. 0 enwest·~er approx.2500sq.ft.ofllv· VALUE PLUS! mediate sale at $71.000. " .......-49ft.40ilO 831).5050 af ofNewportBeat-h pool, B·B·Q 6 enter•~ 4 hr, 2~ ba, ram/din, 1 Ing space. ll includes 3 Spacious 4 bedroom. Arch Bay Real Eat.ate. st>owplece ol detail &: 1-:":.:..::.C::::-:-:--:-:::-:':':::'=l~'~;:.;;j'-·:ii,i!"~: $42,000 to $44,000 tainmt cent. Quick...., sty. ~ltns, rrpl, newly de-lrg BR's, finished bonus pool, view Home! Great 499-2211 crartsm•n•hip, lhl• 1..4.GUNA NIGUEL HEWPOITCUST. 2Bedrootns,2Bath.a Make orrer. 6'5-21M8 Aif,'! cord . New cpl. & rm. 3'f.I Baths, formal valueinTurtlerock! home exudes quality. Best offer, OWNER CO~DO separaledlningarea &46-7414 llnol~m, wtr. softner, dining rm & family rm. Laszl0Sharkany644--62001I---------Patio, skylilel, fplc, 3 DESPERATE. Must *** " *** *Decorator wall to wau1--B-IG_C_A_N_Y_ON_LOT ___ •.' poolsiae yd, 1640 sq. ft .• 2 The price is S64,500 First TllH' Offet eel bdrms., 1% ba. $82,.500 move by September 20. Pwl•1•kht 2·bBrh, 2den, 3·ba. carpeting ~ios, RV /boat yd. leasehold&lhebu11deris AtrueLagunaChanner Laiuna Niguel, 2 a o c • car gar .. •Enclosed patio or Best location on got(; uced to $59,950 fmn. anxious to sell! LOCJ8ftCI leach I 041 Z·Br, 2·ba, recently re: bedroom, 2 bath custom pool & tennis ct. Wlll balcony course. SN,500. 581.oaH , Ml-8130 PARK II HOMES ••••••••••••••••-••••• modeled: decking.ocean Dratffc ReclMeffolt home, all extras.. A real trade·Lease option. Sell •Contiouou1 cleaning _&_542_...,_35_. ____ _ Dre_C __ T~ ssz .. 9300 THE OLDE view, short walk to" Large bdrms., ocean showpl1ce. Buy ror in· with low down. Jmmed oven UD02Sty3br 2bahome : P rf beautiful beach. t&l,500. view. Prtv. mstr. suite, ve1tment or re1ale. occupancy, CALL *Re frigerator, Ice Spac. modem. Owner:" e · home for active, BR, l'L BA ,•;-'·• area GRAY MARE Arch Bay 0 -al Estate. bar kitchen , ram. rm., ~--Ill _,.. 831·9411 . maker .. •row'• fanu·ly m· pre-:r.il ........ '6 ~ vwuer w l.Vlllloroer any BOND REA'-INC h d I I prinonly. (213)822-al17 :Use ~a .nr. beach. S.!5 &. bar. Frpl. rrnt & back SHE AIN'T WHAT SHE 4~2271 frplc., dining rm. 911.SOO offer Saturday and Sun··i -~="--'=-"~"'"'-'-'"--'"-'-• 3 e1te aw mm ng ~--~-----. lr.br's,2Uledba's,Ute& pati ... 551-l.351 USED TO BE! And l&ZIR.~ day . Phone (114) ••HELPt••Owneehaa pools DOVERSHOlllS 0 S_._ I 5 495-5343 *Draperies airy lam rm, bnlwd tin Turllff<.c:kl'laolV neither I• this OLDER •BESTBUYINTOWN• ...., .-r .· · moved & price ~ucod •Logbomloglln!place GALAXY DRIVE &panel'f . Countrykltch, B 4 BR. 2!f.i Ba Sp AN I S·H ~Ty LE Xlnl conslructiob, 2-Br, 518 Leg ion. View; LOWER 3 ARCll BAY-$4000. Upgraded 4·Br •Abundant clmet apace Reclltucl $15,000 copper plumb'g, shake Y 0;"'ner,.. If 1 ' HO~E . Detailed ex -2·ba, choice No.-end loc. trplca.; walk to beach. JUST LISTED. A de· 3-ba Harbor View Home. wltb mirrored cloaet To $16,,500. roof, newly painted. spacous iv·rmw rpc, ter1or or HEAV $63500 Arch Bay Real ·$ll5,000 llgblful 3 Bdrm •• fam. Own your own land. doors Beaut trees & lndscpg. ~r:n:1,:a~i~' ~ili!~m& PL0AS0T~Rl f~DE ~LE Esiate.' 499-2271 lrte°"'9 Prap1: lln ·rm. home' adorned with Broker, 838-8588 'I 114-125& Be~r.:n ~· aq&~l~-· Bountiful garden, k u ht C ts & .t-.. R & Excellent •elect.Ion of beam ceilings and 2 LIDO lovely 4 br, pl-•-•....t.1-~•~.-.t bo 4 b •-1 sprinkling ,.ystem . 1 YI • rp .... ,.... ARCHEDP01l'nCOEN· AIAREAMD duplexes & triplexes rl pl cea Short walk to "''a: _.... __ '"""' me. r, '"""• am. Priced to seU this wknd. Interior atrium, patio. T!tY. Formal liv. rm. Lovely, tradiUonal style from S79.500. ti!:cha anci tenrilil. YDW'I ~~ .. •1220· Sa •. c~rJ!l~SM&,.500. NEWCPOltRr ~CH . rDm .• pooh 1.011126 Gla!Aaayl • al $49,950. By owner. walktoprivatetennis& w1tb bay window, bas homeonsecludedestate, t ~~ooo ""' iRV""1N•~ a ·-r ., Y wner I•· pools parks schools on CENTER FIREPLAC or "•' • •• ••''' • -· . Sales Office Phone 642·2589 ;962;;;;;-00SO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j quiet 'street. Across from within walking distance WESTCLIFF ---------•Lo . I OF OLD BRICK \Obeach .• Bdrms.,3.. NIGUELWEST-AMUsr 714/64Wl7l OCEANFRONT2Bd+2 Pb•'•1· t view 0 tL. A. ~/woode.~ mantle . baths. Sep. dining nn ., TO SEE! A 2 Bdrm., *-"'-9.300 DIREcT'.IONS: From the Bd iaraie apt. ~-.ooo. as n, many x ras. OLDE OAKEN den lam1·1y' ~-~aal· r ~ N t Bl d F -BEACH 2 Sty+ Pool $26 950 Minutes tl beach. 3 Bedrooms incldg hideaway muter suite, GUEST facility & chart room. Gracious townhome llYlng in · eludes sparkling pool & tennis courts. BE"ITER HURRY! Call 894-7S21, Forest E. Olson. Inc. $1.000.000. TopSalt1p11- -500 be toll m: .,.~ family rm . home of~· Lota or care evident in ewpor v · rwy Owner 645-3855 -· ·~ s er. FLOORS THRUOUT. sota'rium rooms opening ing 1900 s~uare reet. of this lovely 3 bedrm, southto17thSt..,turnlef't ' . -OOIS. Middle corridor leads t.o to spacious ;edwood PRIME gracious hving. Beam bath home with a pool i on J'tth to RuUand (1 Sweeping bay & ocean TURnEROCK ~ ~~m~.A&L ~ ~~ decks & large gardeQ INVEST. OPP. ceilings, gorgeous view a garden setting. All this block put Irvine Ave.), views; ramblln1. one of DUPLEX area. Sep. wOl'k:room.or Owner-fi nanced, 9 and i'JI exceUent condi· home needs is you.cal turnleft o/4 thsalblocltto aklnd.alnglelewl;ldeaJ. I U ROOM W /MOORISH 1tudio with bath, on UNITS, with est.abllthed Uon •••••••••••• $12.500.· oowsu.1'221 NEWPORT VILLAS. for entertatnlng. Spec• Excellent oca on nr. ARCH. opem lo long Jower level. Planked B t L .ANN CHISMAN I tacular entry• dramatic high school&: UCJ, Near· kitchen & separate pegied floors & case· ~a~id~· & ~!inuJ 1:~~ 1 E.,EST•TE CENTURY 21 BY OWNER vaulted cell. Command•' ly new 3 bdrm., 2 ba., A service rm. LOCATED A ment windows accent the potential. $260,000. 4 Ad· -"' I Westdfff D~ For 1 loo & eater-lng rrplc .; m1lr. & luxury Ceatlln!S incl. wet FEW BLCS. FROM charm 4 warmth of this ditional units Including 499·1341 t99-22t't --·r tsUru:; 1';;ush 3 br, aur-children's auitea; all b0:~:~;rTc!t=co.o:· BEACH in central sec· tam.Uy home. $229,500 beautirul office bldg. Fort•le by owner. Lovely VACANT: on theba,ywi rounding pool a, kwely room1 surround gt•nt. ~~c~¥:e~iJ1'~ SHllUI $165,000. 2bd,2baCondo.decorat·! view. Loads or glass garden, lge lot. end of sparkUngr:f Ultimate WEHAVERENTAlS NEGLECTED. Needa In Japanes".., sugg~ls .. ' 1 r,. ed in warm colors. gourmet 8tep·save hidden cul-de -sac, in seclu ed privacy. PAINT YARD WORK&: senrritty, nobility &:qwet ~-tC>-Garden. washer/dryer, kitchen, 2 huge BR's, $108,000.646·3ll4 Auto. sprinklers; huge G E 'N E R A L luxttry & these ':"or!h ~m• \,-rrptc . pool. Laguna candlelight dine. Multi· comer Jet surrounded by RESJ'ORATION. Wrth a amply describe thtS di:'· Niguel. 30326 Via Heat.a. purpose area. Deep pile POOL trees & shrubs, in Corona little elbow grease &: Unctive 4 bdrm. home 1n 495.5394 , carpet, sundeck. boat 3 & Den, or 4 bdrms. del Mar; atepe to beach. ltbow·how you have "A the charming Woods ...:.:.:..:.='-------! s lip available. $86,500. Immed. poaseas.I Under Unique in detail & price. HORSE 'oF A DIP'· Cove area. ~It all, of Niguel Shores. An elegant Bkr962·~ll $10,000. Open houae Sun. 1101 FERENT COL()Rj .. Of wood,nesUia1maqwet, r.E L I; STATE & attractive garden O-nSaf~l-5 Galatea Terr. 552-7000 • · wooded aett1n1. with home with 2 Bd,2 bo, "" MUST SBL! 1,•3•6 T .. !. . .':::.', _ IEYERLY CREBION rerec1ror soaring 111u expo&ures lrium w tbeacb accna. In lhe Beverly Hilh ot •.---.-.-.......,.. REALTORS 644-5046 i-=========i $6l,t50MPrice tolbe1ea. Itisaworkot 53 N. c..... i..p.. Oce•n View. $115,000. New p 0 rt, ••Br G fEIGUSOH ~JI"~~ SEETODAY! art&:: often true in· ...,.._"71!1'18 7'1M1-94e0 Call492·5434.Century2L CANYON'' Do not miu REALTORS 113-3821 TheBluffs;earlyarea 2br. Ir. d•n. Former GONE TOMORROW! door/outdoor livin1. UNBELIEVABLE this opportunity ror a BLUFFS ---~-4 b l ·Story3BR.2Ba. ,... MISSIONllALTY $191,500, One story, 2 br, 2 be. El lmuriou.s penonalii..ed 3 , ..... UUDOCI r, $.S7,000Agt..64().S580 model. Air eonditioned, 985 S. Cat Hwy '---... PRICE Niguel townhome. Fplce Br, 3 Ba homewtth I•-• Canyon., Vu, schls, poo1.1-_.:;======-aut.om•lic sprinklers Ind .-..-A balcony lo see the sea elec1ardooropener ful · -" b $6 O lighting. A MVST SE&.1 __ ,_ ___ 4_9_4-07 __ l_l __ 1 ~ attached to a zippy oew Z ly upgraded. $49:950. ~~~~;I xt..:.0~:,~~-• ..:! ... ::;":..::m=3 3:.:'. __ 7'_000_· _wnr __ .1 SACRIACE $64,950. r bd., 2 ba., home that 495-1920. 1· RealLagunaOsum · qualifiesrorat.a.xrebate.l-'.:.;;..="-------1 ble to b e at price EASTIWFF * SAL£* CALL NOW Qu•I . bulll Country ,, • .q1H-Must see to a ppreciate MltsloftVitio 1067 anywhere. You must Fr.Home. 2b~, IOlarium, llOSN.Cocnttt'Wy.,Loguna this quality home with ••••••••••••••••••••••• to believe this beauty. 4 Br, den, 3ba, frml din 752 ·7315 garden setting, view. 494•lT77 beauUfulappointment.s. O-Tr=lllorrad HURRY! Owner /Agent rm, Storage Galore! $79 500 • 2• C ........... _, 11rU lt.~""8505. · Poolsizeyard.$85,SOOby . • ress· 1---------1 SM.I.SO. 49-1-8025 Large 4 Hr. on cul de sac1 ..:.-.:.:~-:;:~::;-::::=:::--i~Own~~·'!•~644~·7!:5~96.~ __ J DONALD M. llllD 49'7·2Zl9. Want ad resulli Sand Castle Real FAit.ate. street. Built m dry bar 1.r1I llG C • -- AJMKit"N\ .... lieo ""'"'""" 1 __ r---·------l•S.(RCHBAYCaoeCod. family room for enter· 11GREENBRrERLN. HarborV......-t.,._1 SHOWPLACE Move Into this waniJ 8l!d ST AR GA'ZEK" •.. talning, large -'·•1..0 OPEN SUN. :Z.6 4 IR· llG LOT BY OWNER. Univenity inviting home-rttentl.7 Cl.AT L l'OUJ\ yard with trailer acceu, Guarded private com· Onty one block to teerea· Park, CbancelkJr Plan 4, carpe:ted and painted, K ,,_°"">' GooW-k .,... " view of Saddleback munil'/. Lovely 4-Br tion area •nd huge pool. LOAM DUE NEXT WEEK IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY t Br, 2~ B1, Prof. secluded -brick patio, T ._.,1 .. =St••· 'V" "'!·;;Q ,mountain•. Assume lo home, cathedral ceilings A beautiful 4 BR bome "-•lcl.-..V lnd1cp'd 4' decor. air a.Br&fam.rm.-.ooo. To .... liop~bMoncfor, ~i.1._ nt.loan. thruout. Llvtng&dinlng with fAIDlly room. a1ratulatronS to cond., Prine. Only. *LINGO• ~·i!:::::~'°.........,.. MISSIONVIEJO room overlook cmt4>m formal dining & over· Tho lowest priced pool home on the bk.ck ls va- cant and ror ale cm ma exclusive Newport Beach cul~ street. Asking $87 ,000. YOU NAME YOUR l'IUCE. Shake roof, eantree garden. large room.a. OPEN ROUSE Sal-&nl 1·5. at 2230 Jleather Lane. lflrold Kln&tr)', Vlll.,e '61,900.W.'7887 ....... '~ 1,.,..,. .,....., lllALTT po_o1 1 jacuzzi and 11ized welt land1caped Re•I E1t•te'• top l-""."'•"'°'y"'o=-.__=--.-·loe.mt 4"3'8112 J:.t::" ti~.., :i~ 511·1000 watenaU. $179,500. For yard.Ooly1P,900.lee salearn•n for U. month "~ •GW ,.,,..... 6.iu, directloD6, call •&ent, Mf..7Zll otAllll\!OlHaroldnotoo-SpectacutorTurtleRoc:k' PRIVATE AllZA· 1'i§f0 ll~ :!:"::;' Yltw,Ylew,Yllw 844MleOO em E.lhe lop.sales and Hiits, President Mdl. Oceea1lde and oee•n J ~~ ~:' You.'U love lhlsdarling ••Ard. be a11o· Pror. dec /lndlcpd. 14 ~ trom um beamed "'.,... 1'V-.. ,..., br home W/all tbe up Elegant view Portil1no 4 t new properties. vltiw lot, 4Br, 2ba. eeo-eellin1. paneled, t-Br 11~.:' • :;'~ ~:, ir•dei + II(. Spanlt1 BR 4 Ba bonus rm. bar, ~ bu1bown•am>-tnl air cond, lntercot:n, l ·b• home, new •P· JJ:-0-:J::r-H~, Uled P•tio. Perl. hom pool /Jac0wner.844-S389 ~ :'en·~~lY~:O.~ ~f~e1hx~'::~-~~ r::.,m.':::WC:::: !it_ ~r~--H>::....... ~~rn -~~~~~.1::'1fv1~':! DOVERSHORES . FAMILYDBJQHT at Ila beil L4' the office 833·2108 betth, tennis, tlc., c•te " •10lt.. 11f.o, Priced right, in the S40's. Executlve•lome tn Old CdM, 3000 sq ft. 4 I had b ,000,000. tn sales suarded. $190,000. ~ilt:'.l ll=. !:t:._ ~~:! Assumable loan, too Rf'duc1d $40,000 Br aulte.s, 3 yrs. new . 1£1Q~ ror the month. If you 0...HontW.S. •LIH&O• ri~ r.~ f:i.: 0Pf;n house Sun. 12.5 \V:1 s $235.000 No w Sun!1h1nc galore . • have a real ettate need, u .J. Eaay living, 3 br, 2 .......... n n.. i?Mot 11s-..., 2663ZAvenlda Deseo $185,000. Open House Sat Spacious court yard. S. ~ wby nol caU a true pro-ba, form ltv & din, 4U-8812 4»-Clt1 l!C-~i:-V :~ SOUTHL.4HDERS & Sun. 1-5. Elegant 4200 of Hw y on Orchid. Ptapa; tlca ' fe11lon1I, Harold gou.rmet kit. fam rm 1..:.:==---..:;:;:..=o;. I;::.., :~... :i.,--""",,... 6'2..e388 sqtt4br,4ba,tamrm, $112 ,SOO. By Owner. ·-~'.1 .. 1920 IUICM KJD.lery, VJ.Uaie Keal wetb•r, frplc, vault;i Arc:bltect de:a.lrn•ldJLI " 1---...:.:::..:=---I den, pool . Beautltul ..:11:::5-6~1'.!18:'.:. ______ t:--.,-----=:. !..!J.L• t • • 1 91 t I ce11m11. b.td. pool. JI.WI 8d,. dn. I ba. Oceaa 6 :"" ::= , == Reduced S1000.3Br, view. Great for enter I Br+den, JJOOI lite kJt 3Br, 2 ba. Barbor View DfVUaOU'lt. Red911;aa SSS.•. 4112 Lad Alm, C•nyon Views. 87 ........,. ,;:..,_.. "& 1\t!Ba ,~ taloln1. Owner, 16 overlootla1 new IOU' Carmel. '7]!.500. F~ -.-.en lntae.llll·-Owntr.iu:t,000 ..... 5'121. Gool '&....., ~1·'1&'7 Golt•YDr.N.B.-<OlltM .... 1195._ OWaer.Ht-. ) • • • I • ,. ·---' • • l • ' DAILYPILOT Sund!)'.Sept!mber7,191S I IW'ds• llllf"""'-'lrl' lr.••••'W .. ''I• tlil'r•U.hw'trl •••••••~~~ •••• • .... s. i..-. .... Mt..... Lotlfortofto 2200Lotsfor1e1t 2200 ···········~r·······,, -1 ..... "···,.·r;wr;;·:::: 1:!···•····~·~:·····• ..................... ,... .._. ... £9 •s;;"················i--... 1700 ·········~············ .. ················-····· .._.. Jlff1ili w _...,. 1 at•-w• 1JJ... ~ ~· ltfL-a. 106f ..._-f evereeeeni11eeeueeeeet eeeeeeeeeeeeaee ... eeeet eere <111:••••-•-•-•eeeeeeeeeeeeet•..-eeMel ·-~<1eeeee ... e•-- ,,. ~ ~~ •••••••••••••••••••.•• I H.lllOl yu ltCI ti i;:'."'i,i~:i""" MOITH LAGUNA. · R· I Resldtftllaf Lot Oceanfront <older> :l-"J • , n Iv r • , T • r r . ..e NDllOON ; OPBt SI CONDOS -Far We -~1'."MM,:r~1 . N••· 2l>o. a-to ...... u~ ~ C'<Newon mattet. Immac Whitewater Views· 2 & s Excellent Location in Costa Mesa, .... ,... ""f" ]&JS.lift ' ~a.a ld_el rd\U.14 ... ,..Br, 4-ba +di.a rm• bdrro . .u.niulromSM,000. adjacent to Halecrest Park near 2!!1~·~r~if";f~ ... ··n1.. ;_.\..~..*!CE* :;:;,~ r;:;= )UH. ·:,'• 1 iil..,...ra:• Xtn1 lllbl & 1~~.:.ypres•, North Baker St. And Harbor Blvd. 6,400 Sq. Parkla.ne.SU.1'111. 1 • ik> ... L ./IL 't 'niS ~~ ..-..._.1111, &Ill"°""""'· ......... r,,.. &.oO,.e y patio. &Mil•-· . din ·Ja.•11s, 1"4~ ' ..... S~I. '18,B.aBI .•••. ~ ............. Aetnl ~ IU5.-14'Vlat/lldlM; Cal67S.7225 bull ghome. . WINTER.R~AtS ........ ~~~ ..... l,. ........ UNIV.PARK ' . ~ASWtl•I 2ba •houu. 110pt-JW1e. ,$1... -.·~· ~,_ti,-iki• le .t8ll.,lba. ........ $f2$ OWNltOUSE IBr, I Sll.OOO M $2SOmoPluflilO,allutll. llMCll. -~-· , j!IR.:i.U!-"·'""'"$1<19 1,.Ba, -po•l..~blho • • • ,)Jtltllr"ha.rn JUattn 540 . l>IMUM llD llo•h •I><· -.,.. p1UO --· -· ,,...., • •u'lTLBl\OCK wubtd,,,, .... M'o .,. " hlr.Sopt. It, lt7S $10. •II um. 121 241h st. 0 ......... -•,:sll,2\\8'..-·····il7S m.t!M • .~Vl~L~-..;-675-0123 c• c11•1 •!16-s210 . 8T541J7. "' • ,.. ,. ' -( . ..,.... • 4..Bll~Rt~ii££iioli"'s µoo ISLE . ..L -c!:=ci::.,~.:=... i::::h2.8:•.!::':ie!t•: ... ': . il~Sp ........ ii< r ........ • R.,2Ba •. , ..... , "7G ti-~ .... ~r: Iba~· -:t-c1o-.i. 1016 3 . . •• W•tlf--="""°• , '111.,s.n. ......... ~ ""ll<l'Oll~•11. _J •••••••••••••••••••••• uanHillsCondoZBr, 77Far0ri•e,Cott.Mn-.C..92626 pat1o,wlnterrenta1SZ'l'S. .&II ! .... -' z ... -l.&..-' ,.:ICVLLEOSPAJUC • ,4 ..:P• .1.ut ~ • U F tx•R U 2 Ba. 2 car gar. Low Yrly ('enta) $.]15. 3980 "F r·· ·• ...,. ~ 111• iB +0. -\ 11r. -;i.' or ~~ c. PPERS . 2 maint .. fee. Pool & Put-Seaahdrf 'Dr . NB . 1 " ·1"ftc1'-:UC)udtMt · MJJ,,Yrly. 7•· s4; Hom••· Ocean view. ting Green K•~ ,,,. 673·3613S<;eall.8/$. .. . .~'"'1 ... IS1'A'QS I n-•Rp•• uov-'"'4711.. h , ,tlarce Lot. 2 Bdrms., Owner 493 ~,:·.,..,...· Income Property 2000 Out of Stot• • ,. -:.I._ ~ 1:#.:1 ~ -~..... '' • • • ~ fi,._,lacea. $33.750 euch. . ._._,, · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Propt"rty 2600 .._ "1_84T IU,.aS ,rT I BR,.fMI Bai •• •••••• ,MQ l Br. 1 ~ ]SA _. rrplr, ~' ' ~"·-:~HORI.GE ~ •• •DONT•... Tt;:.;;~,c.~~ ~::~ ... ~:::~~:·~~ ... ~;;~:!'::'~ioi ·~~~ -: . ~ . ktsoo ,:a~_.~a:-~~-~~~DT l"'~s,~~~~ . P;i.y Y5>~r landlord'i toax· for only $.5000 do~·n ALL OR PART ••••••••••••••••••••••• OC~AN vrEW rearlY1 2 I IMVISTMEMTS es. f'oi unOe"r $240 a Bedautl.ful brtind new 16 77 Acres planted tJ FREE ' -FREE <--bl, ram rm W'~, t Da, [...Jl l714) 49 ... 77 I I month ~otal you can ha,·e bl R-8 r. 5'19-313". I Allalfa &: Pe~m. Pasture. ·Profess\o al • Corw .. ~ 3222 tt."'MJfHIMdt lZ.40 .,.,..... lndr,', patio. Nl.LW'/Yi t'IJt. · · all of has tux ad,·antages. . . w /r . Attractive 7 yr, old MDfli service ·~··?·•··~··•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••r -.., dsbWshr. paint,. Avilll Only IO ', do..,,.n at Tnplex-SoCst Plam area. house, 2 mi. from toWn. •LA LpRDS• SUPf:R-·•re• '2 br,' 1 bf, • Sprtafdal86Hell, 3'8~ al.ALTY now1$U5, (213~ OC';IAH·OCEAH $21 ,ifS-O, 2 bedrm, 2 bath Sell or lradt.•. IN·ncr l\lng \Y11I sell 2 ac. & house fo Home f 1•d•r1 • frplc. 2 rar ¥,araie. 132$: 2 BA "home. F\rcplace. 552-7500 l UDO ISLI -Tmmf1Culale, cuslom Condos in Santa Ana . area. 2-2Br, tlm , frplc. $1 2,500. or all for $72,500. •42·9900 427'Be1bnta, Mt-881t7 fOOd condition, chlldreh A Red HUI Company bed. fam rm, 14 'Xl7 Ask for Frank 839-8321 & 1-lBr. ~ncl J?ur . new Call Jack Leslie. <7021 California '•Larcest OK,nofec.~.CallBeV IMla.iilif\JlS.~"'be bonua rm . w /scp en Agent cpts. ~.000. &ki-813Sor 423.SOGJ in FaJlon, eves. •RentalSer\·lce'• 3Br, 2'Ba, diarm,frpl, or Joe 963 ... 4$69 0 rNEW2 BR .Condo+dcn, Nnrelub.•/.nrntalleae t.cance. Extras galore. MS-8798. Dy Ov.,ncr, or wknds · b1Lm 1 d tw. ai<we, refr. 963-1786 frpl, drpa. bltns. Nr. rec. 5950: mo. Agt. f'nMJ.%1 AA REALTORS OCEAMA . h . ~ rdwd Int. a car gar, pall ' facll. Deerfield Park. loow M · SC ADULT C0~1MUNTT)' Tr•'plex. E••l••'dc, t '.\I Real Estate ,,_,.; : u m 142Slse. 67~281t. Prestige (a_ft\iJ.y home, ~. 559·4737 ARBOR. •View.:_bo-., . an,,..u. · · NEAROCEANSI E • W Id 2900 l "':t ; ;;t1L; II · lar••4 BR.sB•,•.,.mal Portoflno4tw,•-ren< <Aero s St D Reduced price. J~sl hu)' an • I I ti: 11 3 BR <! b crpt d -'"' r· LC1CJ11n leach 3248 Albertso~'~M-kt.) 2br,2ba,~nestory,<:nd Bes t locallon . A.: ........................... \~i J r+ A bit~. dih'whr :'ra:~: g iin .. ~~; 1:::;:d~d: •••••• ~ •••••••••••••••• ~IH.M4·'18&8 492-ZIOO unit. Choice location 832-2692 N~dcd urgently, dup. or patios. gar .• no· pets gai!dener Included. IK.l;l\. W.lnter Rt ntal., 2 bd. IAYFIOHTC~ ___ __::....::c..cc.... __ , overlook ing golf roursc triplex under $85.000. FREE SERVICE 644 .... 'Wt. -bl "" h & · 1 1 r Lid :Ustom home ror sale by with glimpse of ocean. 3 STORES center or Costu N. n. or r.. CM ror clients TO LANDLORDS """""" ' mo.Call ,(or appl. tD see. house, 2 ks _,ac .. Lb ye Y v ew 0 :· . 0 ' •• Ow.er San Cl.menle. 4 Short walk to clubhouse, !\1esa . fllll price $36.000. who h"11l' i·usl '"'Id l·•mc. Pe bl ·-~ led 2 962-4471 Agt. , town. Frplc., newly de-Vlllaie. Boat aUp· a¥aU, .. ......, "' fl.1cmber of Board or ·ci:-sona e f'C'l•......,e. . . corated. Mature adult.I, decMat.o r desi1ned, v Bedroom, 2 bath. !\1ex -pool . jacuzzi. Near El 1 commercial bldg , 19th Ca .. Agt .. 673-4132 llcaltors. Better Busl-bd, duplex. f:lllW l;.1l. n llunllntlon Harbou'r $385.494-0273. com~etelvredone·in'T4. ·Jean c · T .I Camino Plaza shopping St,CostaMesa,$17.500.6 Ch pets $300 4972575 o rl Bii ~' " er am• c I c, center & bus lines. 30 units (2 t~plexc•) Cw.ta Rentals nc&s Bureau, amber vf . . . . wale ronl 3 home L 2 B • ~ Ba , w/d.$hwahr. ~Spacious k1tchl.!n, ~· Commerce. 497-3232. w/priv,dock,foclease.NORTH END.Charmer. ty"tJ. ·•·• refr,t11 . •:Panoramic Ck·ean View. minutes from San Diego. !\lesa, $129,000. Cen tury ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 5 l600 17141 524 walk bch \'Jew 2 br .. o.. ..... -• -· o lllnes,forcesquicksale! 21. Duh;1n /Do,•lc lnvcsl-Hou1e1Furnislwd 5 ·I 05 "'6HORE.CLLF1'"'';1+Brt .p /roo. {Mti-1 ·• 1·9 ,. .. :. · w11 11uer/_dr}'er, ~ • 1 S'IS,000. pen llouse Sal. Ila y 1 1. J'" M . . $425. 494·0456 Av · 1 ~ views from J~v;rm &. ;r &. Sun. 12-4. L14 Santa By ov.·ne r S34 ,·195 . mcnts, Inc., 17100rungc ••••••••••••••••••••••• llF.YLOOKUSOV1'.:R : · r y s.c. -orrun 3 BR · 1-ih ba townhouse ~ "Pool bl t''\..'.M'.::a:'.r."g::a.'..rl'..'.l~•:..· _____ 1_548:c:::..c·3036=:..· ------I A\'e, Costa Mesa Genttal 3102 \\'c have furnished or un· Can Y. o ll R~ · $6 S 0 · clubhouse. pc>ol.~. ui Oceanfront North Laguna ms~(jbdrm~iyta mcf· ~ · .. *•* •aOVE * * 548· 1168 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rurnu.hed 1. 2&3bdrms. 67.S-3950; (213)438-$293 &:lart. M2·4921 Co\'8. 4 Bd_. 3 ba, frpJ¢, Sfil.0 \ ptivacy'. ~'. ,.. • • ;;"I WALK to wu.tert "l br. i\ll a reas ·Allprices. N 1 _. led 1 blkt deck. patio, steps ti te'aSe ~ •••1 / ONCE tn a hrct1mc op-5140.,N.B.AlsoC.1\1 .tbr Seeya•-•' ewy~eC2tfl ;.t'\ Beach , newly painted. · 6734444 •THEIUCH * nlbsillo 1800 · c -beach 2br.ll>oa.paUo. Ed.• /M ~_,; s w · s · portunlly ! osta l\lesa. .\1 .J-1. Sl 1~. H.B. 1 br $135. ...r. _ _ _ . · 1714 ) r 613•1853 or (213) • in.er a,,._,a . 850 . inter, 1,000 .. 1-----'=..::..;.;... __ _ ; : S. Cle•nt.'s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlln mas!l age_ & sauna kids, pel. 1\nd Lag Beac rl I ·;u ~) [ t:~~·~ 2'4-1"53 •BR, 2 BA ... Sl35 Yearly. No pets. 4lM-6452. BLUFFS 3 hr, 2 ba lrl· lahi A \\'0 beautiful 4·Plexcs in baths dov.•n st~1rs . l)euut. l br + de n, sinifles. ; 1 '. I 1 • Edinger /Bolsa Citic a Victoria Beach. Oc . Vu. levelL!xtra clean, nice.ly . ',:',',." loffaS.D.-sa!.Frwy,' great location nr. llunt-l~e 3 br. 2 ba upstiurs. couples. 1\gl . t-ee .. \_,}!I. to ;t. _r 28r,2ba:rrplc,t>ltim,fd, •BR,JBA .... $335 (rple garag~ lbd $275 dec:wallftoCdMHigh& lngton Harbour. All 2-Br f~uld be 1 .hea~lh clu~. 979-8430 .....,·," ·-p a t i o . c a r , n •Slater/Beach Incl ~Lil. 494_8i71 •, · Ea.stb.luf( Elem. QWl\r- . .• Pallz-..L.to (lyrold),$125,000. erapeu IC os p11 a, B bo I I d --5308505Fee.4gt pets-/chi ldren. $375. 4BR,2 BA ... $345 644-4986 uuu prof. offices. Owner re-al a s an 3106 .:.. ---...,._ _ Avail 10 /1. 640-07W. *Slater/Newland •-Hi___. 3252 ' • 1t•• Corto Ln.J (1) J..Br. (2) 2·Br. (1) tiring. W111 truin. Cen-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~w.--w ~·--,i-BAYCREST h LI 3 BR, 2 BA ... SOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 h ;., 11 409 .,._IO,--. l ·Br, 1 ~'11 yr old. $126,000. tury 21, Du an/Doyle In· KE new 3 br, 2 ba, all U.._.IDESCO 3224 * Brookhursl/Garfleld ) 2B b & d Perfect fam Y ome, A MlllW Fu.Uy rented \'est ments. In c. 1740 elCt•. kitchen w/dshwhr. J"lllll CostaM11a •en BA (2 r .• 2 8· en. uoo sq.fL 4 bedroom. •i' L.axurlous condominium ASK FOR VERA Orange Ave, C06ta Mesa frplc, patio, bbq . 9 m FREE RENTAL SERV. ··~··•••.-•••••••••••••• •ca1l'~v ~;·= Coastsi d e~ pool, ten, '1556. month foroneyear. -t re!lldences ON THE 548· I 168 Jse. $385. mo. 539-8831 summer & Wnlr.. Beach Super sh•rp. 9 JiR; 2 BA 9634d67 or 953-l'786 bch .. grdgat.e $375/$400 {\1 BLUFF. Rentah;. $3!jO wk . Also hQme . Dishwasher, new 496·!735 SUPERTOWNHSE" ••• ZBR; or 2+den. Priced NEW LISTING Very nice 3 br+den or din Exec. & Fumily homes. JUfutt . $365. ~sk for Bev , Lovely 4 br home w/view. 4 Bedrooms, 31 baths, 1!), from$44.000.l.OS95,000. 6 UN'ITS rm, 2 ba. patio. wintc 1·991 -8000 or J oe, 963·4569 o Brand new 2-story 4 BR, $425 ino. lsl/last + famil)'rcSom,fonnlildin-\~1'-Featuring: R.EALTYINC. ~,!1 .. 1t;20S350· 675·4365 1 963-1786. 2'h ba.: 3 car gar. Up-c leaning fee. 4.95-0552. in&., 'J'ennks,· pooJ, •Oceun \'iews Just listed these six color av.J·"° · graded. $450 J\to968-5612 496-1957. 'JiiCU:t:Ji,; salln•.1 5$00. t •Subterraiiean 714/846·1371 coordinated units <BR 38 llbl ~ CdM $165. I br, util pd, Me0saVerdeBucoola.3br, moblb ..... , ._ Sastside Costa !\-1esa . 3 .' ll, a tns . ........,.,, singles. · 2 a. fam rm, wel· bur, Newer 2-slory, 4.br. 3ba. 3 Br family home w/lrg .Barrett Realty~~ !ic1e~~~ bdrm. 2 IJuth, owner's w .1 n 1 e r 0 n 1 Y La.:. !Iii!:-. J br. 2 ba. kids S48S rno . 545-9751 3·cr gar. Wik to !!Chis. Nr yi.ird . $325 mo. lst/1...Sl + ,, •Ceramic tile Income Properly !000 home, a duplex and 3 1213 )332"8401 & pct EASTSI o E , newly de· bch. $450 monthly~ Call $50 cleaplng fee. 495 Macnab -lrume t •Auto.cleano\·en:t ••••••••••••••••••••••• houses. Completely re· STEPS to North Bay. Dix, Lag Beuc~ fum cottage corated 2 br Spanish in 5'36-9941 . 9r496-1957. •Gas log (rplcs. built 2 years old. i\ctual spl!C. 3 br, 2 ba. frµ!. $195 .. ut1I r~J. 31ni;les 4-ple". No children or Like New·, xtra &ham •Qualifies $2,000 * UNITS* re~ts_ $16,020. annual!)'. mo. Wnl. 675.3030 llunt Bch Cut1e. 3b~. 2 d S300 1 1 ill 2653 .... 3BR, 2 Ba , garden home. REALTY t:OMCANY I .. ~lax credit. This. 1s a Quail Place ex· ba, bllns, frplc, k1ds. S~~i~ Ana· A~~.·~:J.-009'7 Br• crpts, drps, frJ!IC, Walk. to ocean. tennis, CHOICI -TRIPLEX-very clean. elusive. Plellsc call for DA YFRONT 3 br, 3 ba. pet. Agt. Fee bltns, patio, dbl gar. Nr. pool. Guarded gales . . l- 5 .*T(•SOUPNENll·S assumeV:\ .... $55,000 an appointment. PS. The dock. $400 mo, Wntr. Ftn V~lley. $a\•e Jbr. 2 2nR.sto\'t" child,fncd 84sc~~!!,· Ise. ~-$355. S4ZS. mo. 675-0430 or LtHDAISLE 1:"'~' "" 2 J-IOUSES. NEAR units on Santa t\na sold, lease. 1602 S. Bayfront ba. ktds, pet, fncd, gar. Slf5. 2 Ur. appls. chiki --.w;v 644·5403 Beautiful Ofi~ntal con- til:-171'4 491-4121 2 ~~~S ...... $li2.000 but the ones on .0~1e und Bolbo p I sul 3107 HOMEFIHDERS 3 BR. child, pct, gar. Hunt. Hbr Twnhse. Neve ""UIET ... COOL r.~f1dar~.· ~l·r~i\5y' J.l~'-OFFERED BY .... sec ocean Oran,'le are still there. a en n a •642·9900• Pool. 4 hr, J W.. b»ius occupied 4Br 3ba' aO• T BERTHA HENRY bigcomerhseS95.000 we al!lo sold som• h 'l-••••••••••••••••••••••• . k'd ·tr ·d \gt , •. • 2br,new!lhagcrpt,drp6, r oom 's, 3 f aptl l y FOURPLEX" I er . c ' CHAR'IJNG J B 2 Ba rm. 1 s. µc . nc · ' . boat 11i p utruus pool 1· • ed bed oo + mald s. Lg RLTRS. airs us ingso!othcrbrokers that . i•. r. ".:!\-10VE nOw! 2. br $175., Fee. ·urutzi s6sofse s'.41.997' new y pa1nt ,gasstove. r mli -.. 4tLJ~'iTS:2·=k~o v.·e ~en ' t b ei ng ad . psallo. winter lsc, 205 I kids, pet. AlsoCOl\12 br, HOMEFIMDERS ~r 673_!J1is. · closed gar.-Sorry no pets .slip fpr Z boiiita. ~Lon aa ;: ,,..,tl\IGHT OJ'll THE BEACH! ~L'£,,pvl. rd. Cust. 2 br beau· 11> LY! • yrs. old. By owner.. \'ert~scd. l. $285. slllgles or fami_ties. Walk * 642•9900* or children. $l8S. mo. + yr's. lease at $1, /Mo. ocean ....... $125,000 b H ... 25 40 21 . K'd . OK dep. 425 A 12thSt. CU56) FJVEPLEX,nrfv.·ybig 2BR ,crpts. W1nlerLease. to~ater2 r , .8~.k\ds, · ;J'O • r. hi. ·1 s · · Cath Schweickert· Save $10,000 ree. $1~,ooo. '--liubrnlt terms. 492-7394 '1 singles Arn. Fee. 979·8430 fol'm . din rm. 2 car gar 842-50639-5. ";''i6-7610. ewpon •-.n • r-~~~~-~-~-~~~~~ 536·8836 Plac• . Sut. noon . 611 W. Balboci1 ..o===·=·:.ccc.:::.:.c:c:.~1 ________ ••••••••••••••••••••••• owherun1'l Sl<S,WJ , . .Quall ~ ~.pets. $245. Shown aft. pet. N.8 . 2 br, kids. pct. 2Story 3 brduplex, ::1 ~ b.a, A\'ail no\4 Alt 1; call N · ~I ·-·• 3,69 Y.,.,..~ . Blvd. i>vt p8t. Many xttas. $4 C 0 k ~· PrDpmrtiea ~ -"'=-------l1r $. :1;1' :~ mo. 645-7888. 3L b~EST lra~J lo f'C<1n~ BRA~D· ~ew C:ndo. "'alk $325. 3br '2 ba condo. near 1t1 ! k'', ·~·, 1•00ova?L's~.-~:Ji~o1t11acH Y3;20~~A1'1;vj~~2,,/dr0;,P21_?,a.· r~ •'.\~1F11,., 1f.'lliJ EASTSIDE. 2 br. crpt< home"i::; fa~1"; ,.,~'~ ~~ol, aj.;.2.,{"g1.'ia~'. ~~~-"f'gi~~~ d~~ -• y•-•~ :i:;~~~~~~~ lndustn'a~ .. .. -~ .. .,.,,.,_ .. --,~-ds:p6. stove, yd, encl gar. Formal DR ; lt'!i vut.·ant S400_c·:'m::o:.·:.:968=·-:6234:0:-:-:-:-l~83S';"': .. ~2-1~·":6'.... ___ .. __ · ""'-""'"' No kids· or pet.s .. $250 mo. and available to youl ---:-' ur: MUSTSELL 0 p 21ooocE .. 'FR T S.lntaAna$13S.lbrcol· Agt.646·1456 $450 mt.h . 968·415tj or l~e1 ghts. J BR. 2 Ba,x.:uxuav· C~do , ~l:"3 p re s t i g i 0 u 5 ••• :.~~~ •• !•••••••••••• AJ"lllll ON tagew/garage . . 968·5191 fe nced yd, v.·shr/dryer:, -New.portCresl3-br.lba, :" 'el~hborhood . J INVESTMENT **PRIME** B h I pd Hunt. Beuch I br.n•ce2 Ho u••> ava•I. J ·B• . frpl $425.mo.67>-"'!0 frpl.welbar,p,,.Tennl> .. l:t ... Jtedrooms with la rge. GC e Or a area $280 12-Br ,215. Ph : Lease 3 Br,_2 Ba. qua!. , • pool, jacuzzi. Ocean· _ .. cozy (i re p I ace . A.MD Industrial la nd ready for 1 BR , 1 Ba, Fr plc, Costa J\.1esa $165. 2 br, 645-5048ask forUz. home, b m1h· to ocean. OCEANFRONT2br, )rly, vieW Wa~k to bra $450 '' .... ~Profe ssio na f l y Resi"denti"al d I 1 23 v l tastefully decorated ulilpd Whshr/D)·r iio"'rig. $375. bltns. garage. $370. No .. ~,,_.;... _ · ~t'ludtc4ped . .Reasonably a~;!s0fn~~~ ~e.-irt ~f~~e w I w a 11 -w a 11 c rt ps , Brea $200. 2 br, kids & pet Gd . 3 Br.; Mesa Verde Call no·w ! 962-8636 pets. 645-3655 ,,,_.ov•2 .. o £Prlced. Make offer! Sale persons industrial area of the Ci· v.·asher /dryer, all elec. ok area. 3136 Gibraltar-Ave. . . 4 BR 2 b f S• Clet111nt. 3276 . SCOnllULTY tyolOrange.Allutilitles refrig, D/W, waterbeds. Yorba Linda $220. 2 br C.M. 3 BR. 2 BA. oo\•d. patio, f ·1 d" a, ad~ rm,••••••••••••••••••••••• WA .... TED etc · If I . new cpl & drps. 1 blk . orma in rm, gar., . 536·7533 -n and all the railroad fron -· wCosrpta ~. $2°'. 2 b 4 BR, 11h ba, fenced yard, from schls . $300. 9S2-004l n(.I pets . $400. Lse. LpVELY ocean view ad- •1!' • Additional staff needed tage you need. Price . me!la ..,., r, E·side. $275 mo. 646-1454 Jacent. to beach. 2 hr, ••=-_ for ex pa ndlng' pro· $45.000. per acre. Terms Gt.cat View of the Girl!! famtlywelcome 548-6680 3 BR, 2 BA by Edison High kitchen, dining '1: living , .:etifolNForloSHaleol"" , gressive prestigious or-to the right party. For from the Deck! G.ardenGrO\'e.$i?SS.,2br, ScbJ.$365. Ll002St)·38r.2bahome. 2 patios & garden area. 1100 ganization. 1r you're re-rurther info. please call ; nice yard. SeeNbw!. $450. Mesa Verde 4.5 br, 2 · 968-89'!7 SP_aC m odern. Ow ner, S325 . Inc I ull I. A pt -.••••••••••'••••••••••• ady for superior com· Ernest Eckhofr. Eckhoff 3 BR , 2 Ba , party needs s\anton $225.,3br, kads &. ba. ram rm, 1850sq n. nr pnn. only. (213)822-2817 management opportuni-~ust Sacrifice8x40 I 81'. mission and educational & Associates In c. roommate, same loca-pet ok-park. 3360 California St. BEAUT. Villa Pacific BEAUT Bluf( Cond tyavail.492-6518 ; -,;:i,rtns:m any new access. opportunities call Don 541 -2ti21, eves & wknds. lion. Hunl. Beach $275., 4 br. 2 842-8300 . sty townhouse. Cpt & · s o, 4 1 ~~-------- • '12500 or best. offer. Berm-an. Quail Place 633·6974 CaJ l6734444 l>a, nice area, fumil)' drps, frpl. patio. 2'i'J. ca B~ .. 21h ba. lmmed oc-SCll).luon 15 1r627S pr 0 p ert i es ( 714 ) or come by ; 700 E. welcome. College Park. Super sharp gar. 2 br, den. 2'1: ba cp Y· $450. Agt. 644-1133 Capf1trano 3278 ' ··-· 752.1920. ' Lakfor1al~ 2200 Oceanfront.Balboa Member lj.oard of 38r.2ba,lease.lst/last $350 Pool Tenni s E h h . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1C • · A ·1 137 · · • xc a nge ouse 1mpro\·e ~ .. 11 ?lewport Bay waterfront -'-''-------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtors, Sett.er Busl· + sec. va1 now. 5. Sauna. Jacuzzi . 968-4254 r 2_3 B N 1 Bch .... · Elegant upgraded Condo. ~..,..'1d.oblleHome. NEWPORT WATERFRONT LOTS . Winter Rental. 3Br house. ness Bureau, Chamber or 642-84US. . or r. P · · • .,,e. Air cond 2 BR lLh B:i ~<>'< 7 $. ~ Ideal for sludents or Commerce 3 BR clean new cpts Journeyman carpenter, D/W R ·• · 't.s d ." .~ l ' 6 l403 INCOME From$12,950 teachers. 673-4032;& 530.asOSFeeA.,. Honeymooncottage,prel· newPaint.v'ae.$360mo'. painting contr. son. pool'. Jbfeg,~r;', p'e~'. .~ ''· • v.11.1-Deluxe Broker. 963-6739 .2::ll'°·:.::4"46"·80'.:3::lco0:... ----1 ::--:---..,...-..,.-~.,.~-ty , ~ br, crpls, drps, 846-4288or 994-21& 535--3251 Adults n pets ~so I' II _ _,....! ' 1' d FOUR-UNIT.;;. pride-of· -u c service rm, gar; fen~. . • . 0 • -· _ . u y _nsa ated, a ded owner!lhip, •prime area HUGE NEWPORT LOT Coplstrano lt'ach 3118 el uxe Big anyon mowed yard, water ""'· 2 Br + playroom, hug HVH Monaco Model. very 493·3'29 ,ld i:::;n .room 8x21 + nr. Hoag Hosp. Price just $80,000 fi rm. Can be ••••••••••••••••••••••• Showplace $24S. mo. $4!!0 ,mpve fu. yd, fruit trees· secluded. clean, lots of xtras, lg~·l ·5-ant-'"o-A;:.•_• ____ 3-2-8-0 ~~';sio.~~Uier.a~extras c~t'Lced to $134 ,500. ~~v~~=d f~~t~~a~oi~c~o~~ 2 ~e~d!~n~~~ )~~t!~ Via REMT ~4~.~tok ~dogs . OpeMz~.t2-S. S!:,e .t~ t;>~h~~~ls, r:;l ~ s1::e only. Avail••••••••••••••••••••••• ... i .. · RoyMcCw.. v.roperty will he con-Mo.yearly.493-4000 4 Bedrooms. 3 Bath range. · pin · · ' . 4Br,2b.a,klds,pet -...i•J lteoltor 1110 Mewport PRESTIGE HOMES s1dered. By ov.·ner. Arter l\fediterranean 3,500 sq n. MESA VE ROE 2 sty 4 bl', Drastically reduced-3 B,r" 2 Ba, open beamt;d S210. 2 Br,,kld!l;Pet , ~ Cosla MesaM8·'1'129 R•alton 645-6646 6. 546-9556. Loguna leach 3148 Execulive Dream llome. 2 ba, rrml. din rm. $475. Huge 4 & Family. Dean ceilings, pools, tennis $195. 3 Br. kld.S, pet I;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_..;;;;;;'••••••••••••••••••••••• Spectacular swimming Avail now. 546-0555 Bros. Garden Home. cts. Close to Bch. Yrly. Cottage $135., Yd, gar. AcreGCje far .. 1200 FOUR UNITS 1• LE1\SE 5160,000 Beaeh pool & Jacuzzi with view Immed occup. Mo to m 631-1400or645'1531 FURN. S245. 2 ,!>'"•child &: 00 ••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa. 579,900. VACAHTR·I Lot Condo . for S9SO mo. o of entire Canyon. White Large 2 br home Crpt. or lease . Call Stans kl' F · petAgtFee: •••1.VOCADO LAND. $2.080 Pilot R.E. 54()-055.5 60 x 200. Good Eastside S 7 9 5 m o . u n f u r . wall lo wall carpetirq:: & !ll\', rer. fn_cd )'d, Gar. Meyer. 556-6171, S.S9-1368. par ing am. Home, HOMlftNDEllS rt l"~r /AC . Rancho C1l. Costa Me!la loc3tion. OceanrnL3br,2ba, custom draperies . AdultsSZ00.675-182'1 backbay,cul-d-sac,3Br, •4•2·9900* l~ :to% Seller Fin. 8\ia'J'• Int. -WANTED $23.950. Agent, 645-4203 sq. ft.. '\lo'Ctbar. frpl, Sec. Gorgeous! ·3 BR ·2 8 F Irvine 3244 2 1ba,d 'P1 1'·1 drp.pd, ~!~0'·1--------- Tl&bt $ forces sale. 20·50 Unit Apt. Bldg. or549-0812 guard.Adults.544-7678 Unldesc? Executive ' 8 ' a m-rm.••••••••••••••••••••••• •r en w r 1 -·Westminster 3291 ~ Owner714·67S.5734 Co!IJ.a llof esa,/Newport Home Rental!!. Open blt.n!I, crp?, drps, frplc. BEAUT. New Rancho San 548·03l0. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~, 1€: ., Beach. Eliot ERALD BAY• full house Sat & Sun. 800 S. f::~'e fua~~lsg~n~~· Joaquin Twnhome. 2 Br, Harbor View Hills 1\io fr COZ'i". 3 bed house, frplc, oiJJ•a 1Mll Property 1400 ~OTRADES Ocean View Lot furn 3-B r, fam rm, P B~khu.rst, Anaheim or S48·l95a· s.6-8471 · r ' 2~t ba, 2atory.Overiooks: iol4, 2 1tory, 3 br, 3\.t: b~ fenced, bltins, d/Waslter. ,;J(~•••••••••••••••••••• Call Clift.Landry ?itonarch Bay Terrace bch, tennis, pool, jacuzzi. call Suzie, 991-8000, Rue , golf course & lake. $57S frplc. formal ,.clla\Dg, vacant.. $MS. 536-7036 ; -l..-i';1.:..Cf""'~FFICllLDG. THI ION JAYLOR $63.000.8$.5925. ·~~s:~~~=~~~us Fountainbleau ' LovtJy1 Channing 2 Br 547·7044 /SSZ~ bonusrm,rec..f;ac,U.,ten·i--===1'------- . me arbot' Blvd. oor. GROUP. c Ex-1. o-· 11 Home for lovely tenants. R:J.ecorat"" • BR, 2 11 .. ni1 4E pool . ._o;,a,i;_. mo.~ ~-·~ .. St Fl h ont ractora Y_d·.l acre 2 BrSpl'tlevel•• ....... u1ve ,,_m ome Lgy• ~~mo"-•o""-.... ., ... .(' "675 ........... .,~~r;;.; . ,,..f"nt or ",i;n y, nc growt an?a 673-7601 f d l rv•ne 1 uumeover RENT OR OPTION u.~ ··-' me. ~Ii landspg. ~ ·~or.,....~ ~s""'4 3300 _, r,lr·eond Sched Inc ence ·area. look1'ng Blueb· d C ' A • Be · - (N ., ·• • • World Wid e Rily . n d k 1 1"1.,0 $195,000 ""mo. t ,or vor oechai<m·A·Frallle "3br "' ••••••••••••••••••• \;! • 131·214 yr . ~.ooo • • 4·PLEXES 752 0777 yon . ec ' rp c, -n a3 5 B d b h 963-C5S7 or 96.1-l786 2b 1 ' ' • _',it:. W..S.yN.TaylorCo Spacio u s w /bltns . . . 3 blks to bch. For leas e roo~. 4 at D .. Polnt ·' 3226 a~ .. FR,nucpt.:.$425. .. l o ~altors 644-4910 s prinklers. xlnl Costa 1 UNIT LOT !l/15 to 6/lS. !\-1ay be see ~u!Jtfm 8uil~~un~ ••••••";••••••• .. ••••••••UNIV. Prk Terr. Twnhse. 962,=rfS.48·5940. ~ HIWPORTIEACH " l ~'rRl"'EOFFICEILDG. Mesa Joe. 1ryoo arelook-Su1 1Sunonly 425Shado sta es.· pen e l 4 Br tam rm 1800' creat '2,·~r. 2 ba . Bea ut . ~·ST~LUll:::c Winler&yearlyleases "' Ing filr a good buy in un-Ea1klde Costa Mesa L.n. ! : Suhn .. 800 S. Brookhursl, nei8hborhood. $39.S. ~call Gr:eenblt. Comm. rac·a. .,,.. '! ~. From t6SQ Month --GreaLNewport location ·u I n~ eim. . 496-2096 ' $360. 552-7389 eve & 1JeaJ rami y lora~ion llLLGRUHDY -"'41il10,000 .1rly. $1,050,000. I o' ., M's ~= I IQ I White '4'aler view Condo. UHn1desR<0 tElxe~Utl VICI . ' 2)3·722·6810 days Mr. •M-, F R Siogl& s <YtY. Rtaltor 67' , 161 ,.,,j,4fed Jtubert & Assoc. °" '''"'sane ual ~ S.t00mo.rurn.28R,2BA ome en us or ca EIToro ~3232 Sl'ii p fenced. $450·mo..,~2l3) , • ~ ~ ~ ;J:\llee&&ort.G7s-8500. Agent S49·08121646-6710 Place Attent 644-7270 I Suite 991·8000 La Loma ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 67,.5735 eves-• & , ~ ... IEACH bUPl.U Praperti-lbr house & patio ro Paradise.Dreamllouse 2 B~ & Den Condo. Priv. RENTALS l.!'.!::~~~::......&-!--1~~~' ~~~~~~ d : Office Ilda. 2 BR & t BR on 1~ Lots. 752 .. ,tJO salaried older person. REMT OR OPTIOH patio, pool, a.tr,~ •tlllch. 288• ZBa. · ·, · · · · · ·· .$.160 Newport leach -,269 Newport letteh J269 1'0W-&ALE OR~.L~ E Tremendous polenlial. icoo buAnst NIWll'OI uac1o1 494-8170. $185 *149,000 "-. db!gu. ~. mq,: iBR, 2 Ba ......... $400/425 ••••••••••••••••i~•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .,. •, •,ooo~~ lu• Lot I Ill Mobll h I Shed •bath " •· 837-IO'D > "BR.2Ba ........... S'50 .i,...... "' .. '-...... 1 Je w aecom· e OWM Newport l•och 3169 r~m . oJ pauo-. 4 BJ\ 2~ ba wntr . $800 ~,PRICE TO SELL modate large dupl•• w/4 Trlr Prlts 2300 ,. ................ , ... , •tremendous view of La $115. Mo. lmmt1c,..'br,' ' ' ' .._.EWP,QRJ 911: "CH ~~,,.,tA11~1ra.•U!C•& car t•r. Valllt .in lot..••••••••••••••••••••••• H!lbr•· Hftll. 1 acre lot. ba, la• comet lot. c ) LE'.RAISOR " 5" .,:u;,i -• I .... eo.~-1t11,!00.Af.,.t549<J8l2 $0,000 SMALL park LIDOSANDS· w1thorug .. &.evooodo to1ho .Agt.DellCD • · • , ... ,,_._,~ -. dow.ntown Desell Hot ''CREAMPUFF'' 3 trove.-.1 Equeatr·la•E--A-i-y~ ·,111 ·3• ·~ 'I, ~.,.V9Ull ~~ • 1114,..4"44t3 12 UNITS s,r1.., •• 10 ... ""' + 2 bedroom 2 •••h. rp1c . paradiu•Open homellOO ..._,_ -• ·~ • . DY ... " ""IC~:fA -T ' · trailers + .z pools + dble gar .. patio. comm S. Broolthurst. Anaihelra ~••••••••••••••••••"•• f.mCa,mpu.a ~lne , "~... . ~ H OI • Meww-1 ownet'!I apt. i,.s dt>wn, pool & rec *"'a. Avail or rail Suite 991· , J BR. 2 ba.. 2 ~c=••, C.mpuaValley Ctr. & •AY , .. · r.Jtr. a..!:L' o .w .c . balance. Owner, Septl5.A<164"'4380 Dorothea · • bltn&, <0mm.'ll n• ,CALLIJM600' ....,. 642-2657 pool 1Kld1 ot i;r. leer i. • • I , _________ 1The 8iutf1. 3 BR. & fam. lcAoe·t1land 3206 f279 . mo Al\.~l · New 2 BR. den; Dover )"~-' ' s' 65,000'.' Outof Co..ty "Greenbelt". Avail, DOW •••••••••••••••• ~...... ' • • model Condo. ~tra ll• 'UJf'r 3 Br., 3 8ci home '1"/f.®1y_ ropni. Nil Co m e q Ioli clt Vii t ti ,roperty 2550 to 6eb. lsth •l ~75 Mo. 3 Br•••ll f't>r yrb', 1 ~ Lovely 4 BR, 2~fafn 1>11Uotn~ldl'C'OIDM. aan. fniPkxe in living room. W'et'·bc.o, heated . checkbook the price is ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agt.840·5500 &o bay. Bai: Ir patio. h o m e • 1 X I n pri•. 131$, mo. S:U.3381 & ftliteri ed _..J_I I f ~'-'""''rty 1600 •nreal Down to the PALMDf"SERTCAllF NOWISTHETIME 21J-795·8400f.5pm neighborhood._ close ol\;IP.M. er f""'• oho oC.dang"& 2 ct;ir fl(' ••••••••••••••••••••• .. h too' ~··".A.'-f~r r nAoow' ,MT GO. ·r· •ve.rylhln,. i\veiL I Jo. • nnrt'\n9, Newly ,-L -orated. P ... st1'g• JIOOI ......... •C ·VU'!• _,." ,-, · • ... forjob seekerstochec\:C .. 1tr0tt0a.oCll3211 mid .'.ftts mo 001 l Br COoo.o. ~ AJC ..,,-·-..,, eocc '" IAYFR...,..1 addrt&1. do ask ~or an COURSE . t he Daily Pilot Help••••••••••••••••••••••• aeei "sa&:24471 a~tr $240.J~Ova1~'.0PeQ . otion for tf.e executive. lease at only -O(llfe Hl)-lot "Ill'" •Ppolotmut. Will go Condo. 2 Br. 2 "'-Pool. W•nlod <la•siOeaUon. If MwLM ,,.,_,. ' Sun.\·iOrco~~\-0!63 $97< lor offer) , I ~.~ ~ • ...., ~" cont.rad or cenvet'ltlan•I. lmmac. Cond. Complete-the job you want ll not ........ , Mt ~'°" Large 4 br + fafQ rm tii · ¥ \ ""'19'•rttae1 Reilaeed i"I_., st11;"et.titt for ta*· If furn. 149.~. or Un· the.tllll)'ournla,htcomlder . Oce•VS.W t .1uJ)i!r ibarp • cilt•n L . . ' • · -• dererred uch~Jt«•· lurn. $14,500. Owner wlll ofr<rinl your 1<rvlc .. C~·~ •.::i 2 ha home Xlbt n~l1bliorbood, A llOO't •Ive tip tho •l!fi>I "' ' • ,,_ "* JC..&<! L422 ,JI •llUMDY JN V !l S T'M EN CUTY paper w11ubotan· wl\11 an ad in tho ~ob w1thalla ntmontl. """"'""•· lll-~o • "w.&"''11 ~~-"'"' '1''1',... 'ffJ.l'I .DJVWO!I. ~ Place Ual down paymenl. wanted categoey. Pflone NORIHS ~TT '400. mo. -call 7J 41111• t~ •W'o r .. ulla l R .;. -w,--r-• 'P~. m4)7SZ-1u..M-m1. ' 6'2-5671 "' 1en&. ...... ~ ' ' Arrl.t 4 ' j;i1a A~• · I 0,0 ,., ..................... . ! I 1, r ! ' \ -v . --,. ,_. .. ....... ........... _ • ... - Ap f I th illl ~zlss1el1tbifu• ............................... -........... .. •... !i:: .. :, .. ~!=.~ ,,,,:.~ ,. ' : • • 71'15 Al a I 1114 f' ' ~ '' P • - I ·-• • ., • ·-. . . ...., ... D"1l Y PILOT Sund .Sa t•mber7, 1175 • lld lt ••• Bulld 11 ••. 0laper lt ••• Hammer it ..• carpet SERVICE ll .. Cement lt ••• Wlre lt ... Hoe it .•. Clean it ... Move U ••. Press IL.Paint 11...Nail it .•. Plaster IL.Fix ft ..• -· .... ---. .... .• .. ... -• ' .. DIRECTORY Rntol1 to shan 4300 Offfc• R...fal 4400 Rfftfols WOfthcl 4600 ~!.~.~ .. -.~?!~ ~.~.~~ ..... ~?~ ~~!.~.~::!-.. '!!!! ~t~~-?!!«? ~!~~,,,,,?!,'! ~?~--?!.~ •• ••••••• • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• KKEEP'IMJ 5erTlce . . h t 1 SINGLE to"6 rm r;uites Wanted 3 bedrm, 2 ba, . hi Lost· Irish Setter 8S lbl!i A m m u nit ion 1e--a...a..a.. ,._ ... 1__. Stra1g t roomma e or A .1 . 1 h 111 · Huntington n Newport LOST: Cockatiel, w le, · k, R • d • Warehouseman Law En· AYON Expr. ,:'"c'•' .. ~~-~ -"'ct ~-~range20~to25~...:; newfurnhome25-3SNo va1 . Jn pus o c ., .s erato"Baby"HB ''Mac • ewar. Med. I & '-M ............. ----Deeds ...-_. ehlldren pets dope $115 bldg nr. OC Airport. F\11 Be~ch -option to buy. G~ Reward.~· 893-2188 H~B. lie. Spr· forcement. tea &ervice atylJ.n.g. MUil be w II• exp 'd. elerk + utit•9a.2328.SJc: s.ervlce Incl; Recep Wnte Classified Ad No. ingdale/McFaddenarea. Den~l. Tech!, L~s & H.lpYOS',_.,'f proficient in Ill.I other w/knowled•e thra 10 .. -1" t1onlst conrereace rm 248, Daily Pilot. P. 0. Lost· Nr Bay Island Musicians. Part time, beauty wort. Abo need termed. aedl-Naic lt1esa Verde 3 Br, home, xerox.' automated typ: Box 1~60, Costa Mesa Light blu~ sabot. tan in. Penott911 5350 age 11·44 • $50-$75 per fight lllflatla. manJcuri1t part lime. tJpiD&. FamlilarllJ' Rm to rent, $100 mo., ing,etc.Callm.3640 92626 slde.REWARD.~7870 •••••••••••••••••••••••weekend~ Army 83'7-C7436811-8'1'1t. w/Safeguard ay1tem t.1>0k.lng £acll 557·9100 . PREGNANT? Reserve. Training pro-Sell world famous pro-bel,...,1 ~ls 9'1'N533 ----''---· ----INewport Beach luxury RESP. Male Teachei:,de· FOUND: Sm. male'l'ig caring confidential vided. Long Bea,cb.C213) ducts tbe entire family ....... p : JlM.MTS. Needed now! pvt office in suite. sires 1 br apt.or hie. ift.·l striped kitten. nr. counseling & referral. 594-0219, Orange Co. c.~~~~·.•.njoy·r~~ B01,S & Girls IUSIOYS M.121. F/18 &over. Nice Prestlgebldg.64,S.3100 ref.586-0942 & Wallace. CM. 642-87 Abortion, adoption & (714)521·3031. ..,-,u.u. CaO_,.,~-W.AmlSSES , Citbouse,$62.SOmo.Ap-Ground floo with I art6PM keeping. zentlh7-1359Da)'S. lOtol yearsofap.J>ai.. plyinpers.7S2Joann storage, :anel,~h!r, 1tn'e11fln•nt/ Found:CallcoKitten,6 APCAREM7·2563 G~~~:;l~~~or ~-~~-~:== T~~~~ I i200~J>ermo.2bdrmsin4 £rig , sink, air, CM Fi11we 8 wks. Parking lot a Orinkingproblem? p/t.Exper.pref'd.EOE. BABYSITTERneededfor. area.Earnpnilitforde-210NewporttlrJ>r. bdrm tnh:ie. Fabulous 548·9766 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thrirtlmarl. El Toro. Call Alcohol •lelpline 543-7787 . two children qes Sand 8 liveries Ir: cub. tris-or Fash lal SU-2801 f~il. Pool tennis. after luslne11 S81..so78 24 hn1 8 day835-3830 after school unUI 5:30 merchandlle for selling 6;Mary 586·5818. Opportunity 5005 ARTIST PM weekday!!. They will new subscriptions. For CASHIRS FOR SUBLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND; Afghan rem, SPIRITUAL READER Part-time or freelance. be attending Harbor infonnatiou please call Are you at leaat 11,.,. Q~ fem. roommate, In Exec. ofc's. at Fashion IE.AUTYSALON blk/bge Vic. Harbor OpenlOAMlolOPM !\lust have some exper. View Elementary 642·4321. From San old, bondtble &:neat in 20 •· Bal. Isle home. $150 Island, NB. Wells Fa.rg Laguna Beach. Xlnt Baker, C.M. 540-0583. Advice on all matters. in mechanical separa-School, COM and would Clemente-San Juan appea ranee? Ea joy ro.olst /last.6?3-l95.1. Bank Bldg. l to 2 yrs. location. Estab'l busi.-FOUND:. Ladies Wris 312N.ElCaminoReal t1ons , pasteups, silk be happy to eo t.o your Capistrano area, call wortJ.n1 w/people4rout- FUrn or unrurn. Approx. $14 500 Walch 511 175 • S !BflS. San Clemente, For appt. screen & comm'l art. home or their's. Please cz.G630 and Miuioll Vi&-side in the fresb air? If offloo Ro-4400 ··t···················· 563 lq. ft. 2 pvt. ofc's. nes&ddteba~k Really Owner Identify, Hunt 492-9034 492·1"136 Phone Carl, Designs In call 675-0342 momiagl or jo-El Toro area_ call ao;we want to talk toJOQ Secretary /receptio 838-6603. Eves. 830-4905 in gt on Beach Polle Foxy Girl ,5 Out Catt Time, 979-2991 evenings aftet6PM. 581~0. about beiDI a cubler ID 1901 WntclffDr. ~wpnrt Flnanclsl ctr ~ OfflaSpoco area. International Data Dept. 53&-S62l Massage. U Cull, We BABYSITrER needed for Eqtaal Oppm'. Employer me of. our .elf MrYice ProducLI. 660 Newpo BeautySalon.4at.aUom. Come. Speciali:ie Assemblers after schoolt 2•5.ao. gas staUons. We need Call on Site Manager (,'114. )6'2·3111ext2'6 Ctr. Dr .• Ste. 285. NB. brand new, designed £or FOUND; Puppy. littl Paraple-'ca.542-3llB Cameo Hioalandi. several full • p/time (213)550-8100 Contemporary Hair brown fem. mutt. Vic. &> ELECTRONIC 675-4351 ° people Immed. lo Costa Dresser. Located tn new F..din.ger & Goklenwest, 14.braJas MasHge ASSEMBLERS BOAT Mela & Hunt. Deb. For SINGLE & Double Of. building w Jlree parking, H.B. 842·7852 l'hofo ModtUncl 6 Mo's exper. required. Babysitter, our bome, • l.nterriew call Barbara. nce1, located in modem Laguna Bch. Owner llerton.cM Soldering PC OOa.rds & Lagun.aBeach.Z.3da)'la ASSEMBLERS/ 213~ W lSTCLIFF BLOG 'oLWPO~T Ull\CH «nter. Ultl. furniabed. must sell due to Ulneu. FOUND: lrilh&uu, 1733Fullerton,C ablet.oreadbluepriot.s.. week. Ok to brio& 1 • :Z.~ month, 250 sq. ft. •"'·3783 aft.5. Harbor Vu Area. 10AM·t2 PM."31·1184 NO FEE TO YOU young child. 4"'-76SI. INTERIOR CASllR l~!!::~!-..-----lr-;.:--;S;:;S;:O;;:;c· ::,:; •JE;S;---1 6«-868.5 Over 40 Conservative PacUic Personnel Full-Ume onlJ. Ale ao+. NEWPORT garden office "" "" •100. Reward for return SINGLES: Political & 500NewportClrDr,NB BABYSITTING w/llte NJERS Serious applicants. ,, . . . . . ... f :~~=--·-;/Nt ..... ......... sWtes from 0 incl. ut.il. WANTID white iron mailb:>x re· Social. •98·3666 before (In Fashion Island) hskpg Mon thru Frt3 to 7 CARP£ Goodpay.51.ocatlons. Some warehouse avail. Opportuolty for ~ature moved from 31292 Mon· 7pm. Suite900 640-1970 pm.F.V.963-3383 Experienced only need MetroC•W• w;: .... ...... .. ._,~ ..... _, ..... 551..()()61 persons wltb manage· terey So Laguna N SOOS.Main.Orange BABYSITTER,lChild apply. Mon.• TbW'I, 7 2950HarborlU,C.ll. 1---'-------t ment or sales ability to ' · . k d SPIRITUAL ADVISOR (Near Fa!hionSquare) A1'TRACTIVE small 0£. a11ist in expansion of :~.~~~ions as e · Advice on all matters. 547-6446 .aft~!~!!s~e. AM·5:30PM, care,Mybomefor3 C.tll Mr How,ud b45 6 101 fice on Mariner's mile. established business· · Hrs. JOam ·lOpm'. 2230 N. W. D. Schodc. Corp. school age children. Avail. Oct ht '75, facing counseling,· ta.x service F 0 UN D: Golden Main,SA838·l.300 BAB y SITTER for 3502 So. Gnemll., WO!'klngfather. Pomona \ hwy. Call Larson franchi se in Irvine· Retriever. Vic. 17th St., Soci ICI b 5400 teacher. Tues & Thun S.A.. school area. C.M. ----------t Shipyard, 548·3641 o Newport Beach; Costa CM. Btwn. Tustin&San· a u s Assemblers 3pm. Big Canyon. Re£s.F~;::;~:::;:;::~~~"'5-4909;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ! 55c PIR !qFT 6'6·7833 Mesa·Huntington Beach. ta Ana St.s. 548-5881 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·7315 1'17WESTCLIFF--NB 1----------< Substantial 5 fif\lre in· For Sale. Chart.er Mem-1----------1 lfftAIM&Mln CLERICAL ;.• AGT. 5'1-5032 OFFICE SPACE AvaU. come and security for FOUND: Rabbit, Grey, bersbip to Cota De Caza. Mechan·1cal Babysitter for school Apply In penc:m. Must __ ..:.::::..:..:::::..:=:.....-.1 for Accountant, Book· persons willing to work. very friendly .. Vic. No. S750. incl. transfer ree. children. Lite house have own tools. 1919 E. •1MOFREERE1fr• keeP.er. Etc. to sher $10000 investment. For Pool, Green Valley, FV. 495-6873. Assembler· a work . Mon-Thurs. Z.5pm Occidental St.SA. n..t .. nd.Laboratodelbn ~1 ·2·3 Rm. omc. fmm w/t~sur&nce Agent. ru1'1 info write H.C. 673-2025 • IN~eed~cO'a~r::_.~C'.!!all~64$.~!Jlll25~-~~~====--ii:;edJate~pancl S t·35 per mo. Near 962-5595 (9am-5pm) Moore General Business 1-Boating a.--. · rt~ J • · Found. Blk/Wbt male ~ment& BABYSITI'ER.myhome. s••uo•JLIW!. interviews antpnsentlJ' aupo-.·.!:! 9e~~ LIDO IUILDIMG 8 e r v 1 c e s • 82 !.!,! dog. Big but abort, 2 col-ration fl xibl h 2 Small ~ "" ...,.._.. being conducted to fill -_..,, .au._. Blac"thom st N -1 Bo SALARY: $3.80 e e ours. "'--.. 5 w .. ~ .. -•-:--the loll ,_ "" _.....;;=..::;:=-::..:.:==--t Deluxe air condit.ioaed .. · · · an. Name on caUar . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... 30""~ ho 536-0605 ~ .......... ..,. u:A&UIC'D". owuicpoen ... : PkDFESS"LCLA.SSA suites available. :m or phone <71•)644-0(lO. &12·5486. before6. Jobs W....._ 7075 to,... ,..... ys . 1 Must have knowledge of &ti.I,. 3 story. 2790 2300 aq n. Utilities & re-WellknownBouUque ••••••••••••••••••••••• ml d. t open Babysitter, mature. m)' sailboats. parts, &: harbor Blvd, C.M. Air served parking included. unique operation. High SCRAMUJS Min & Wife £or chauffeur ~: ei:i~r'o~ ;~hanicai ~~~~ • ~~ ffi~ ~==l~~·pi~ cond., elev., pUe1 Walla, 33S5 Vla Lldo, suite280. profit low cost. No dead & housekeeping. Live-in, asseeblers .with .2 to 3 495-sssS operation. XJnt oppor. drapes·, carpet, elec., 673 .. 4156 inventory. Man.facture ANSWERS XJnt references. MS-1344 years expenencc mclose · for right penon. Refs music, janitor, parking.I----------< and sell . Will train. or 545 -9224. Ask for tolerance assembly work ea bys it t er IL 1 t e needed. Male/fem. M. R . Stever, Mgr. lalne11 ReMal 4450 Attractive Shop. Action -Deride-George on compoo.ent pa~ or housework desired by Call S41-060t 551·0136or646-8396 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exclusiveclltwi:tele. WallH-...-Wmter-1 --.~-------< complete _assef!1bl1es . teacher, 7:30tDU:30AM, BetweenBam&Noon Terrific potential. Nutmeg -lnjwy Typist wants free desk Eunches, (ties, £1ts and call anytime wknds, aft.l--"'--'-'-'-'--'-'--'--1 SUPER space, reas. rent. Pvt bath, A/C, htd, drpe, new crpt. AOI'066 from St.uft Sh.irt. 2'100 W. Cs Hwy.Mt-8678 THE Owner644-6883eves. IT WAS MY CAR space area Harbor & re a ms . e I e ctr g • •wkdays. 968-2573.HB. loat M..tadw~ 1--'--'-----c:-c-:-c-I TberewasatenibleDap 19th, C.M. Exchange mechan1cal parts. Exler/Inter Carpo~ COL,.....,.Y Money Wanted 5030 1t our house lastnigbt. l part-time services. Handles records and as· Babysitter. M·F.2to5:30, w /2 yrs exper. Good """ ••••••••••••••••••••••• kept hearing, ''You 642·8908 semblies in proper se· Bal JsleJCdM area. $30 working conds & heaJth 80RETAILSlfOPS $87500 WANTED for Isl never take me out LI-•pw--1.-..a 7100 quence and makes wk,673-1398/sn+tBL benefi'ta. Apply l&3l Prime reasonable space T.i>. !ecured by $125,000 re w used to go rwt un.-. t tr . *MEWPORr available large & small. commercial income pro-~~~ml~o·, three, four ••••••••••••••••••••••• necessary se ups. Babys It ter for tin· DeereAve,S. Ana CEMTEI• Old world charm with perty ·In N .B. Fully nights a week. not ro +mmUses ·band tools, dergart.ener. Old CdM . .._.,.,__ $900 Executive 0£fice SJttes n-enc~ windows, gables leased. lstT.D.paidout mention weekends. We ACCOUNTI. NG grinders, drills, My home or your1. ~~i..a.oFeeJob9 w /secretarial aervlc . le trees. Adjacent to over 25-30 yrs. 10% int. used to see people, do mi crof!ielers,_calipers & 675-0038. F/Chg.Dynamic,penon aveilable. Stan Amon. Festival of Arts +points. Xlnt con · things, visit places. Now CLERK gages1nworkingtostan· Bab~i·tter .~~ lor 3 v•-t•ro·~·--•v 644-1860. Grounds. servatlve Investment. II I d · •t h ,.. It d d I Al J"' ~ ~ • .... "--' ....... ..-..., 580BROADWAY Reputable prlncipJes. P. n•t my ··•re IT was th b dit to -·~ a o 1s s1 ere. a r to erance. s. so mos old. My home, own ~--~~ $667 EQCUTIVE 1Wtea: on '".. EACH was ... · mus a~e 8 3 Y use trans. 8 AM tol:30, M·F, Tops · s.•day N"eWport. Harbor. 400 ....,..GUNAB O. Box.1903,N.B. MY CAR griping. 2 Years Accounts Paya· the v~r1ous fas.teners, 918 thru l2/15. 558-J.339 2Shourweek.. 2200 sq ft. 642·4K4f.; ~-1,Trust ro··;n.,D: Blackshorthair ble & Receivable Cll.· cold nvet sets, ice boz art1·30 R ptT $400 494 7915 ~ ·~~-l ..,,.. perience. Good general rivel! screws nuts and · · ece ,.... -'4J..:.::°"::...-::-:----~~~~~·~~-~~~I Deid1 50 5 female cat, 10 wks, Dea accounting background. plate; using drill jigs, BABYSITTER CdM, Lite typing, well ••••••••••••••••••••••• collar. Vic Beach & Ed· Type 50 wpm. Heavy templates and shop aid&. Mon. thru Frl, 11 to s. 2 poomed. Plushofcs.. * ELUXE offlce, comm'l LOANS to 80% Inger. 894·3010 work load. 10 Key adder. W 111 work from boys 1 & IV.., zlnL pay, llecepffOftlst SSSO JWtes are red, violets are • toduatrtal 1paoes. Alio Up und: Orange nger cat. Some college accounting blueprints and verbal in· 675-6264 eves. Fee Paid/AlsoFeeJobl btOe, we rent suit.ea w/ a mtni warehouse• in I st TD Lo-.8~4o/o loo& haired. White flea courses helpful. structions. Xlnt typtne. Pta. ap. boatsllptoo. La1UDaN1'uel&Mlaalon 2odTDi-collar. Cameo Shores. BABYSITTER tlrleutl7 WISTCUffl Cat.Hwy atNptBlvd. Viejo areu. Handy to Lowestratei()nmgeCo., .:c'7:.:S.:..:!34=0::· _____ -I Call for appointment 14.ppty inpttlOll needed to tran1port Peraonnel>.geoey 642·4&M San Die10 .FWy. 200 to Sattll' Mtg.Co. r Indu..strialRelat.lons chlldrea to &:rromactd, (llarll:Wc.ter) ---------I 2000 sq ft. M low aa » fi42..2111 r 5'5-0Bll FOUND: Female df?g. 3333 arborllvd HBarea.900-tm Wl E Edinger SA NORTH COSTA MESA Medical/Dental aulte, l50sq ft avail. latnoor, persqft.831·1400 Serving Harbor area 24 :i::1m~~is~~ t7141494-940I CostaMffCl.Calf. Barmaid wanted falllf~~~C~a~U~54;ia;;8836;·~~1 •hOpi.:,~.,\~:"A::,~:, JY~·~•i:!...rs:.__ ___ :_-f.L';o~s~T:'. ~e~1':on:d;":m:':a~1.:=.;o;;;J1d TELONIC ~:O::' E. 11th st. CK.r IOOICK..._.;- The Factory lo<: Coun· 211dTDi.-W...ie<t dog. 11 yrs. "Ham".Vic ALTAIR CELESCQ _._ \JOO sq (t gen'I ore space. tr)' &tore, book store, de· WE HA VE CASH I Saa <;lemente. Reward Bartender, Experienced. N.8. 40 employee moot 1-5/mo. Ample prkg. U,etc.673·9608or87S-9.19..1 Buy2nd't.D.'t 4.92-0982 1 LAGUHA.IEA.CH INDUSTRIES.INC. Parttime,daya.Applyin consultin& firm has im· !(;~~.o~·K~ee~feio,.~54U~~138~_::-tM~OJ;;;t''slii1i'S<).I Loanon2ndT.D.'.s EqualOppor.Employer peraon, 146" So. Cst. mediate need for a ----"'-EDICAL SUITE SO. NewLoana·2odT.D.'s $100 REWARD Equal opportunity Hwy.Lag.Sch. qualified boolll:tee·per. J,npie Hunt. Bch. loc. LAG . Lease 35142 S. Equitytnvsmt.Div. Lost. Black female cal employerM/F 8 Success£ulcandidatewill min $12.5. mo. Inc.Id. ut.11. Coast Hwy. Ample prkg. :BARNET!' MTG. co. wearing bright pink col· Accounting Clerk ~~~~~~~~~~ r!rR!i~:!°c;1~ ,~s!~;i~ be bright, stable, depen. 5 5 Warner Ave. AdJ .todrugstore.6blks MS-Zl.34 lar & H.B. license tag. 3 years exper. in book-I~ •"·rlpm,•••9444 dable,llcapableofwork· -=~~29~-----lto Hosp. Newly deeor'd1---------1Vic Newland & Adams. keeping . Mu st have A.SSEMILERTIHE: •...: -ln1diredl.ywithtbe~ Mesa: ocun vtew 850 aq. ft. at S325 mo. Lost Sat., Aug. 30. Phone qualifications ror com· Local alternator re· l!AUTtclANS aldent. Roullne dut.les rox 600 ICl-ft.. Owner.5"-7886 l-'-968-:o...9123a==•n;;;Y:..U;;.'me= . ._--I plete a,ccountlng data manufaeta·rer. Duties in· STYUSTS w11l Include payroll, ' triel..._. 4500 •maa•c1•1Ml1/ LOST! 9 /2 female proce1 1 ln~ Salary elude soldering, cbedc· Fdr(%)N.B.lllom.w./« =~:~~~p=i•=::: va1Lnow.M5-4123 ••••••••••··--~·-· [:;ft:'il Airedale Terrier & M. :l~~~=~e. 7SU444. ~re~::,1::: =t°=: w/out foll. Ctll et'Ga61 tory recorda1 bf.1uq.s, PAYROLL CLERK 12:CSto4;CSP.Jf. Applicant should •ave experience ia payroll ac· Uvlllf aod pnlfideocy lo use of addaf1 machiM, Duties loclude audWog time cards, Pl""""•'n5 payrolls, new hire af: termmaUon doe\lmenls. Expo1ure to com. puterimd pa,...U mtem deairable.t. SECRETARIES (2) 2-3 J'!An ,_. .m ... ._teace la roqdred. Good t7pln1 and -·-·-SR.GENERAL CLERKS(2) Genel'al secretarial or clerical expalence re- quired. Good ---•b\lll)I dalred. WW be woritlog with scbedu1 .... cbarta aod =--bebag'~ors Calllor man i.alonndkm~ IOCHC:.-st' s~ FT, a u.a. 2 ....................... lritb Sett.er. Vic. Ortegal;;;~;:;;;~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I &ome English. $2.10 hr.1-°"iji'~iiiiii58Zii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii;I preparation Cll lftU1 ... flMAMCIAL )'"1"· mmecl ':'°.: ....... ,_ 5SOO Hwy. Substantial ACCO'mTING Aak!orFrank,64Ul8S. I' ports&respamlbllll>' Doaa!Ata<lt , p• ••• n>m OC Airport . ••••••••••••••-••••••• Reward. <496-Slt'B u1~ IE.Aun SALON all booka or «t,m.I m-(71C) MO«IOOs:2IO'J ._ _...,. 11 t BLDG FOR LEASS LOST!.P'OUND I ASSEMBLY WORKEJlS. Need a experienced lr1 which are keot ma • N4'w leas1a1·l'fBW · · Loat : Pearl brace et HI 'Fl mrgr requires Maaagln&·Styltats, manual baall. 'Salary HYLAND ctWom executive offi~ 3290aql'l.,2 offleel,aPH. AP~'-Low w!HarvHdrnedaWoaat.-.. eofdering "1mall tool Beauty Operators. open ptaa Sood ...... !Arte and small PWR.{ H.i1b tenced )'d. 980-2900Ad.,,_.... \ached . Sentimental. I exp. Slarting $2.50 hr + Guaranteed Salary· beneftll pael&Q:e. U :rou l .... s. 1ccommoda~. Avai. Sept. 1$. 785 CotlSpay/Neuterlnfo. Reward! Call U• RelD· benefits. Apply B.E.S. C.Omm . Paid vacations. ~•qtoua!_l!~._andan~ LABORATORIES 1e Jncludet all ~~=Way, CK. Pb. LOST. Lge mongrel pup, denoffice,S33.Sl · •Accountants lnc .. J45PIScher,C.M.nr Free ll(e 1naur•nce. ... ~v-..._\e" a enltle1. Leasiae white w /blaclr 1po\s, P'ouad:SmlUdltbmltal •looldc•• theairport.tower,S.4:30 Store discount1 . •ral part ol thi.a IUC". 3300HylaMAwmuo • l, Donna, on Pf'C-!liEWM·lNewport,Colt.J Superior&: 17th, CM, Greyho und mix . ~ H01Pltalla.1Uona•all. c11tfal company. c.all Cost..aMna,C..92626 m . a. 20902 lk-ookhunl. Mesa, IOOO, l2CIO, ·1..o aq. needs med icat ion . Skyparflt Circle, Irvine. •Acc.ountgCMrb A uto parts counte ApplJtPen~omce ~.·tJa.Yt.!.,~annalnt· JI tln1ton Beach, J\r ft.S43-3145or141-2aia M.F.C . 946·56S4 or &13·230T &: 551..gg10, ci:t Te.mporaryAsslgnmcnts p e rs on , als o driver MOllt,.MR'fWS'tl .,,_ -··--r ... -- "'8.1111-81111. , .,..,_ 4550 751·1111' '81. Jan. Plea .. call (MlearnAeountperJ . Colla JOll "'•hi•• ..,--;;;w; Aleta Frederick, MRr . . esa uto aru, 218$ l"1 ...- 0 CJ: or lltar'I ••ill ....... ••••••••••••••••• TlfTH LOST irey lonl balred 714 JB'JIC jlQ3 ffarbor Blvd. C•lf•W.. 1 Ill.fl. l'(=IJalT,:IOO'llllOO'doladlo Foon42!alntoothatthe neuw.dmalecatwl!* /1.,.,.., ~ .. ·2"~ Qoloo ~ Jl\ult. ...... 11-1 D1lll Piiot~···· rollar. Vie. -AllO WA IOp .. ~-~lllod~~""~·~·~~~~w~ont~~~Fiir~lhol~~~··~~~-~fi~~~~~~~~ --="'"' ,...ua par__,_,_ D"''· Fllot A'Jll!ledo • •• :-1017 !lh• O!Oce. . Golf~ . . ..., . . ••• • • • •• -1 • • • • . . ~!;:t:.~ ..... ?!! .. f'4-..w-.. 7l00 W..t.d 7l00 la.SAJf oP ~...... .. .............. , •••••• , •• , ................ . ----.. W~ 71H HolpW..... 7100 , ---·t!M~ .......................................... . 7 Im ...... ·11u· .. «II "/\" I:. ,,.. .. ,cir:&oo11p.11o .-ca11a. . ....,,,,...,. 11• w ..... ""--•F'""'-.,.,,...__..,. DATA MIOfCAL ,.._ Alda. till lllilfta. ................... .... •••M••··········· ·- .... '"•• Part< AUllT,4.YM llUI tnJa. -V-~-8alapenou .-..i eo/Btpr. t ·I •· PRHrftOMl !:._Zlrt Pl, NB -Co••· Coator. •• Solt Yn IMll .. ,... °""· ~ ., Cools Alilaofa.., s.-... eompl•ll our actt .. .,_, ft U"lw.ta '"jM;~;;;;:"';;;;-IPla&ab\p A•, H .B . on 1 ™' for -,.. M.COola .... alralllo,nfo;...._ ~Plr. Xia& com·~:; y ..._ INSTii-I OOCTOISASllST. ......_ _..,Mt ondl<o to ply al llluloa V1 .,_, C£"i:k · ..._ 111111111 v-~<->to• nou...t..u-N.a.cau eowt "'"" NUUINO Aa1au.111oap.--..., .. ~Co.lac. -.e11-,, • "" .. .._ ...._ ,.. • _., ,,.._ .,... ... •·•· ea1r1 ,. .... *AIDES I 1rs~115 i.. ~ Hwy. ·r pt time. lNp , ~~ SR.CLERK "FYPISTS A ltad.181 • ...,,. ........ "'" W.tnta. Aalolr ht...,._.,.... tM"riwappt. ' JoAa a team who c1191 ---• "'-~ I-...,.,, Sida wti:. l"Wt. ......... · ~ or field data eatry DOOe-I pm. IUI HUtror &bout ~Unll • Uaa& I aeed I man'nt s'd•l A.lasmNtnlto c:y welter., Npt. SO .. •· 1 o-• for lndl-.a ;rili a mlnlmU1b ol I year recent •P&rience. Typin& •Pttd ol al leo•t 65 WPM. We are kJok1q ror eomeone tbarp. ae: c:unte and Ver")' depen. dable. Applicants ma,y upply In penoa Cll' call: tormloala hu u I•· 111..i.co.&ax.a. INSUllANCS MIDI • ··----to 11e1o 1eao . 11 Fri.~-Council of ChllJ'Cild< -. .. -for PIUlSPSCllNG. ~ -. ....,.. ,... eu -h&• la-ol t.IOam. Ga.· -~· M ... Ukopoofle NHM>...£ esperleace\{ Da:: ~.!_lor~-i..6 =-wt:• Hu111c,1, 1akl MNklutraforlta1loc o..-• llHllW:btll1 Boe taetlMa••PMdJ'.lot .. orns--. .• a P 1-.. ~ ,,_ L If ... -1a..trtor--"l. well. ....... OQI' own1.~~:;~7SM~~~m~~~~~O~c~·=·~·~-~~CI;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~: roceu~s ,..._, Jltl(llllun to Tit.a.om ~-~ • _ .. .,.~..,......_ toff•• •bop" olbu W ~ .. ...., R': C'!\'::1..~': Liq old l:lnbrolderr IAll 6 ~-Pll. Ad AU tro.lalc-b .. tflta. Sapu'd.....U • • •s.a.t.rleo total •docalioftal -C-raft, Call t7il4tlt, lleyorlllcL-L + DISPINllNO. ablftO.Prl ••"m'~~lJt-MaaBoJUwal• •RN ••-.. = •r•m for ,,,.;.;.;ZMO. s:xe.u-tawertmM7 .... ...... MYJ•• .. ,1..__ __ .. ,_ ealtor wanted fo &t.larJ' totiamo ec... Hol taL 1030 W. .... • .. RN ,_ * ..... --· ........ __ U...t.r, la ODlta Kw + Be...nta. Waraer, Saal• Aaa • ..,.S::r u opfto.nll we haft temJQ'IU'Y Jobi!-!!=:::!.:~---~~. • Anul I ot ... iQl&ructkawW Eledro 11•1..al b Cd,,....,,,Sat ...... 1 Applrla~ Nl+ut. II Sltrt. ecme.tccurated lo the New-area, ce &ta. Att.'W1,. •. STANDARD MEMORIES, INC. ;T~.~'!f· a;:~ E:i ... ,::~:;!?. ":0•JAMITOa•• u:a~=~ ,......., L•X =-::!:~-:£: ::::: ~:·:::·=!: ~Sl.:o&::l::."•'l,; aoturare operat1n1 Good rat•H •/•d-Zaper1d a11~u1n m.-a.u:JOa'J.J:JOtltime. ia11 l• Mad Burs on · .. J •>'Items. son. travel wa.aeeme•t lato ..,mt al.Pl. s n.,. a . NUl:SESA!DES neotn1 a atlbt. aldfb. NOP~TOYOU Sltlflpa.•a.tl: ,:_.,,, "'p •Y be requl red. re1poaalblllty. Costa .... Call Moo lbN rrt. All 1bJru, exper'd In Xlot aalaty I& bmefltl. PaclftC! ~~NB ~r. req•a. ApSllr: liJ1 A •'*hliory ol APPlJED llAGNmcs CORPORATION 2221So.-St Saota Ana, Ca 9'lKM (ll4)$6().3'05 rev lo\11 experl enee Mesa area. m,,..'lllO. 111-7212 llpd. tne. llou&4I 111 co. Geriatriea. Part Udo ~ &o: 500 Newport-.-Dr• penon. CPD IDdUll.dea:;. ahouldlncludemini...,. ....-,....,... Ace na Car, Coo•. Ceoter, ••• Sf.-..i.M• ... I;:• Sul!lteo~laland .... !-Inc. 2100 B. wt~ pulera and -da 1840-w~~-~ ~ wt. -~•• ----h. •--· • y E 1 1 &n..__..._,. ...-.SIIO ... lOOI. Plaa1blp Rd, N.B. .,....S.llalo,~·-• 1-Sa=n::lo.•;......Ana'-. ____ ..,.. loGliUU\&b. "' r1. •l•eeraa ..... apwWtraloc 1«28045. UOOW.St4wanDr ---l Sl•vtae., AA o.r.. pl111 •"44 for •ppt. • * MOD&S• • o,.qe <Near F••hloa Square) I manur. near o. C':'"_~ ft >' o u meet tbe1e minimum S rn:: nel6 n -Ltve tr••· jot a me. Oflke Help IE~~~~~~~~jl;;;;;;;~"'~'~"~'~'"~;;;~ Airport noed.a 1 male '°""li-qualificatioaa and WOllW perlenea. pnlerbb'lara• ....... Secret1.r7. Exp. Money la mr a.ame. no. jewelry teon. Full SA.LUI Art lnttteated perrorm macbtollll" .. Uketojoln ,_.... ; lrMIA • ..oomlnum trpt1t. Dlttapboae .. Fi1ure model'nc ia ID)' Lime. permaneot pod-male/ em. 22 •over. operaUoasinourprodulf-•' Ao £4ual ()pportunit.y Oraoae County com~ faellltl-. Keowledl• SaiarJ opeo. -.ot1L 1 came. Seldom 1atd, u.., E ., pnf"d. APPIY Sharp, enercetk, nsr,· Uoa macblne shop.~ EmployerM/F pall.)', please aubmit re-Cnab Cede nquJ.N• Mktomdooe,......,bll ._':ii,be ntO• e:xtl'oftrttowcfteves n SECRETARY 1eneral macblae abDIE:' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1ume In co-a.ftdlince t.o: meot. Xlnt 1alm7. h'IDCt Lefll Sea eta f IDOIM7 wM&e bavlq rua. lD Plf'IOlt. betwa 10 rue matbl.1 shop in So. exper. desirable, but Dot ;; beaerlt1. Call for la· Ea9ar. Good 1klll1 For appt. ror um eadt· 11.r:;'ERBEllTHALL Coast Villa1e. M\Dt Like A positk>o la avall•ble In nee. Should be atleat.'W ..:• Claslffhd•-. 5 ti tenlew appt. Salary competitive bt&PNJUoo callMS-154 • .IEWEJ..L£RS ntaU selUq. Yun al· our iyatema a.: data pro-)'n old w /f¥Wft tnoep. * , . CONSTRUCTION c/oD..a..PUot PCM INC. 837..a550 Tele'Pbone Mr. Zinn SoCoaatPlua.Lower mo1pbe.re. Call Ru1 ca:tlnl departmmnt ror hn awk."7·1283. ·:. PQlo-;~160 ~t,;,,~lff\t.!"". -ld, Ma.ha,MO-~~==-Le .. l,neatto8ul[ocb cnflen,54&CMO. a HCrelary With 2·3 ' . SECRETARY ........ •-LIGALSICTY .-i. Top SALES HELP yoora previous ••· I Coa~Z6z6 Ca Inc. S.C.cl&f J'arNewport BeaebLa =~New 1tudio. Pf:~ s!~r:-~. weekends. Wb~=~J :.:!:Snl~~ ~a;:~d~ The Irvine Company Leadln1 N.B. hatal. Call ,,rm. 8 lo 4.:30. 5 d.l,ys. W·38ll. Inside wort, Hollow, So. Coost. VW. take ahorlhand at llO seeks secretary w /2·3 Equal Opportunity Jeannie, "4·lTOO. ell Some le1al 9XPI' pref. Motel maid warud. hU wa1e. Call Al, 562-9013 Callrorappe..556-1$2 l 11 E I M Mf,lam..Spm.EOE. CaUKe-"atstO-S«».. U -··-u•~~f::'-=:':'"'=='-'-''-'-'.::..-j years CODI rue on tX· mpoyer fF ••1 me • .,f--"-Part·Ttmematureaten s•11111r,..,...-d perience. Purchuing &~~~~~~~~~ lxper.U .. 1ta.tr Melda needed, OTer 2 Motel. women. Work rro Clolblaa. Over 21. No e ngineertna knowledge tobr.wt. ~referred. 2nd coot MOTIL~•-l~pm latroduc1•• af&bt1.5tl ,., off.site & on·site, able to Wri'· d ·-~11 • -~•1 _., '"" 1 b Den -• no. '"' • u .. Y uat .. now eou..cua n roDHpt to lndf&)e~ SalMladJ to take ..s..-e dea w /SU ·conLractors. tal Pilot. p .o. Bos 1580, about diet.I. l'br' Mire F /time. Top wa111. butlneu:men.. No eeWn ' ol nne Chiu, Cf)'llii·· Pleaaecau ForApoelalment !<Ila Polinsky 5518000 Typing 60. Dictaphone, OlTHO-SECUTAIY CostaMea1,Ca.ma. mentretldenoe.•N58. Newport Beach Thftl taper hr+ bomalel. iterlia& silver depl. s~ helpful. Able lo work Exper. p/lime. Lodao,CoulHwy,NB • befll,,_, 63l l11S. GR"' "T w1lhoutaupervWon. Costa Mesa 546-Sl?O Insert I Ru.le MAID WANTED • • Salary 6 comm. Phone ~ PleaseCall EaSecretary 1<>$111( PartTlmo•CaJI ,_...Clrtt t.SIU "7-7,Mr.Woods. WESTERN Steno/R~ .: Min 2 y/a-exper. tn ~. ceoeral ore work. AblUt;~ · to maintain plea1aar ' manner under preaauri :• whll& areellnc client 'r both in peraoo Ii on ,. . pbono. Accarate~f'I'-: 60wpm. 1• • Griswold Ca••·~ .. Call Personnel Dept For Ap.......; ... ,__, ·,. ~--.-. S46-3IM4 ••• t 644-3389 ~;.';1 .~i~';,.°'=· :;::;=..8D!:,.eever lo= MesaMotel•,...9681 ~.,,,.....,,.. tob'llo Free. Ea..,,.i.e SAVINGS I From DAM-Noon Fashion lsland, 644-«185 PBX Recepl/type lo-'"'"I""' payroU "payroll tax ex· SALESMAN ir s:~~~!=i~D. DENTAL ASSISTANT N~:: .~~~ =~ peisomel ~~~1:.!.=..t ~!":°per!"'!:~ ~~;~~.:" s.~~t!=!'E>, M.~•---L Front desk & cbairside. Bch. Resort. & day wt. agency ArencyMU720 Fornew1tonopenin&ln EqualOppor.Employer per'd. Wlllpaytopwate . ....,.... Sig, Irvine Penoone1 fM..1198 -.--333 E .17lb No15, CM Colla Mesa. 5&Gll2 OI' Apply in pencm.. 1919 E. Equal pp. Employer ex Perie n c e d , non 488 E. 17thSlnet • .,. .,.., ,..... i•-1ai SA smoker. N. 8 .&w.-9211 (al lrvlne). a:.t.a Mesa ... 1. ~ &&5+4243, Mr. lli.Uer. s-·-··y V"C WIC"U • ~ ~ 21112Martln.lrvlne PIXAm-.S.... --·-1-------Con.-DEHTALASSIST s.ileZZ4 642-1470 Topmanonly CaUForAppol!d.-AflnlreHah!fbincbol. ~ Ponmlclvll SUl'lllYISOll , __ _____. Exper. prer'd. Fttime. l•lfftl... 499-2211Ext.ll7. wkncb.EOE.543-7187. $12K+Car+Bonul &: land survtyln1 co. llatare penon w/pe-~ M th li c.au Employer pays ree. M• Must be xtnt recep· tieaeewantedt.o-s:.ti• Fo,. Employment Agen. us ave xray c. Female Help wanted. llanafement NURSERY attendant, perfect jor NYSE m. '11fera 8 Uonist. bkkpr. typlst. tralnln• • aupervtala8' cyJnlrvine Previous ex · 644'1162 · · Mostly daytlmebn. Ap-PEOPLEPERSON Harbor Christian careeropDOf'twlityCoran addlaa: mach. operator. tbevocaUonalnbablllta- perience preferred but DENTAL Recept Sec'y ply Kentucky Fried Exec. looking for part Church. 2401 Irvine, Wo;ldwg aga:resafve, ye-l pro· Sal opea, rull ttme. tioa of the d~ not essential. Ir you are Expe r 'd 11.20 w· Chicken 2929 E . Coaal time business uaociate Newport, Sun. mc:rnlaO HOW'S resalonal, person. BA 545-ll&S ta11J dl11bled. Call sates oriented & enjoy Warner, s~nta Ana <i Hwy,CdM ~ wb1olesale -•fPP~i'· !;30hlldto12forc'.u"'aU1 ~ f .. JPMer~fPM business communlca· SECRETARY :. 7 0 14/557-6316 for Im~. working with people we Ml. No. of So. Cst Pla&a) u • 0 e • • u '1 ... c ren, or...,... Uons or life &ciences. ppt. will train you in :. 557_4500. FUJ.lN ITURE Repair & eapltali:&ed. Interview 960-3333or6*7940 Earn St hr putt1ng your Local terr. Also Fee AD exeeut.ive aecretartaJl..;::=------- slimulating atmosphere ~d.1nlshing. M~ture&ex· 673-2223 Nuna Aides, exper. Top penooality to work. All Jobs. Abigail Abbot type position. Need TELEPHONE SALES.' , o e n ta l Ass i 5 t 8 n t P male. Call . &e9468 work done from our new Personnel Agency, 4SOO woman rrom 25 le up Experienced preferftid. ror • challenging career. chairside. r /time . Exper. * •Lodlet-Girtl•• wain. Port Mesa Conv. Irvine ofe. You must C D . 9.tite iaz w Jxlnt typing & steno Earn u m~hu rou Ultf:1 Call S.36·8978 pref'd. X·ray cert. Ex· GENERAL Are you able to h_,andle Hosp, 642-0400. possess a pleasant clear Na:-~ a;;e• • akllls and the initiative to by talki.n1 to people •1J COOK pand ed duty OP · goodpay&people.Call MURSISAIDiS voice&aeonfidentman· · · · · workonherown.7s.z.844.4 over Southern 0r .. 1e Full Time, Neat, Depen· p 0 rt 1.1 nit i es . H . e . •Secrelm'i•1 64.5·'884, 12·4pm. All shirts. Exper. ~·d, ner. Perfect for stlldent.s &HI Estate S... Secret.a &: Girl Frkta County rrom an ell'~' dable. ~99-3009 968·"487. •Tvnfsh Mature women pit or r It but will train resp. ,.. . &: hou.sewives. No artual Woman Sales perwoa Ii f "11 M ut---· y dltloned office. T.t6..,·-'r &ellin1 involved. For ffn£ . or •ma an -.-..unn ahlrts-lOam to lpm br" • Cher lo $1100 mo S'.d"' DeslgnEn"letr •K•ro:hOpn 64ro~51c,?:.•nin1 service. divlduals.Apply at,Park moreinfo.,833-«196. Coatap1Meaanl/ olgt ~~ Company. Xlnt tyJiin Spm to lpm. Moncla.)· ' · · " ~~ .,.. .r ~ Superior Healthcare, area. ea.sa e,IJ'au. skills&: some work ex· •1o.-bFrid•>P &->IJril:~ I Blue Beet. 107 21st 1>1, Electro echan..icalcom· •Pl 0Dl"S 1445 Superior A\·e, NB Pizza experience ror comm. structure, ~mal per.required.956-9830 ::" ... "£ 17tb...,..St~- NB.67S·3333aft4pm. ponentdesignexper.re-NEEDkDNOW! Mech,A11111.U..1 E.O.E. management trainee. slarr personalized s..n1 • • --.._~ ------~--1 q 'd. Con nector , metal TempoTempararyJlelp CB Antenna assembly. 6 46·3224 . Ca ll &·S managem ent . Dan SECRETA.&Y Mesa. or eell To-y ICOUPLE needed ror apt back pl ane. multilayer 17802 Sky Park Irvine Apply ln person, CPO In· NURSING weekdays. 673·369S. To the pres. Abo, 80 Seimia atl5C8 WIO. manage m e nt , se mi -PC board design cxper. C 1154().4455 dustries. Inc, 2100 E . Ir: d Must 1 retired. 55 units Costa pref'd. Stanford Applied a Wilshire,SantaAoa. *LVH'S PRINTER. exp. AB Dick Salesperson to wor :::::..~e:!~ia lHlllll•t'..._-t~ J\t esa , 642·S073 or Engineering, 3080 3-llShlft.Joinourpro. ••It.ell. AJeoodole. couatet' ln dryc rfalald.bs+•bllt· ;rt:"~ ._.~ ' (213 l865-38Sl Airway Dr, CMM().9256. GIRL FRIDAY r~slonal team who eare 830-0890. App I y , New po r ty to carry cm Tarious ~.-~·-~ for Engineering office in MEDICAL FEE PAID about our patients & Cleaners. 106Tustin. NB programs w/min. di~ ...,.uuia- De1l9n Draftsman N.B. 67S·6110 FrontOfc totooO about you. Apply Mon Profed ~near tion.. Please only compe. Houri¥ wages 6 comm. Preparation of detail & GIRLS-Gills.GIRLS MEDISEARCl--I thru Fri 9.4, Royale Exper. in de5lgn & de· tent • exper'd apply. avaiJ. For ~ call. a ssembly drawings for E a s Y f u n j 0 b . 18662 MacArthur, Ir"·ine Conv. Hospital, 1000 W. velopme.nt of circular SALES Salary commensurate 540-030l. metal & plastic compc:,. 833-3338 Warner, Sanla Ana . electrical connectors re· w/abllity. Bio o ....... enta LosAngelee'nr:Dell nent.& for mass produc· Legitimate. Work day or ~6450 'd lndlv will have full ~-137S Sunflower CM Curtin Matheson ~· Scientific t;on. Stanford Applied night. No exp. nee. l'itust · q ·1 1 r"esponslbll>"ly • Dlagnosties. 11392 ' · · lk I d be pro ec WI HAVE Daimler, lrvine .r-------~,.._ Engineering. 3080 I e peope an at HelpW..ted 7100HelpW..ted 71H over several connector 714 /M6·25l8. Tu-HOI• z • ~ Laboratory Airway Dr. CM 54().gz.56. least 18. Apply any an. or •••••••••••••-•••••••• •••••••••••••-••••-• u.ne.. Stanford Applied 1501 OPENINGS * -.crt .~ • 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;4 1·~v~·-~2930;~w~ .. ~Coar•:t~H:w:y, Engineering. 3080 SECRETARY SOLICrrOIS• • ~~ Distr Center j Newport Beaeh. Airway Dr, CM 540-9256. IN Excellent typing, ab, Easy pleasant evening Dl"al·A·JObl. GIRL Friday, \.'ersatile. Mlt4 WOMEH P it male, fem. service Horne Lranscribing, & general hrs .tpm·9Pm. Sm tbru I service & sales office. ore •kills. Handle office Thurs. $2.75 per bl'. Need TEMPO offers a truly bvy phon'es. good olc ~t;bw~c!t~. ,.f;~te'~ fumiShiftCJS &: take phone orders. (i) girls. Call ~i847 Opening for office clerk. Primary responsibilities filing , PBX, misc typing. Competitive wages & ex. eellent benefits. Good working e nvironment. Apply in person Monday AM .' unique &timesavingop· skills, sal open. Box2124, ATTENTION, 848_1004 L eg a I background betwnJpm68pm.~---portunity for skilled... Newport Bch 92663 For Sharp, Aggressive, helprul, but rd. nee. KEYPUNCH INVESTMENT AND CommiuionSales mo.536-lftl98 . SECRETARIES GIRL FlllDAY RESIDENTIAL People .. Manogement 18095 Mt. Shay. Fountain Valley Equal Oppor Employer For small manuf. eo. PERSONNEL SALES PER s ·o NS Trainees. Some college 800kKEEPERS6 Versatile, ramiliarwJall WANTED SS to 70 % orexperiencedesirable, TYPISTS phases or ofc work. Good Commission. l>)'namic, but not required. Who want dignified & typing: skills, apUtude ror presUg:ious, happy otnce WILLTIAIM SECRETARY Outstandi.ag opporttmity ror a brt«ht yowg lady. Good lyplng "llhot1hand required. Varied duties. Opportanlty for advance- ment with progressive 5 ti mu 1 at in g a 8 • nwnbers. Interesting, MAN AGERS with beav)' UDSlnletured ~il~n:!:~~~fre~a~~: d;;:L54~e:tE~oNIC : ~~Av~i:;i~! you decide! Now you CONTROLCORP. 2 opeolnga in residential ---------1 ean .. , Costa Mesa. orinvestmeotsales.N.8 . Excellent career op company.54&1161 portunitT & salarrJ--'---'---'------l Benefils >Delude g Secy~ toSIOOO CONTROL CUSTODIAN APPLY IY PHOHE 646·7776 or airport. Call Don Responsible Lead Man Call ••• _. ..... let us Equal Oppor. Employer Do you need .wn1ec1, reliable Berman al (714) 752·1920 ioauranee, reUremen Employer Pa)'s Fee. CAim. plan, vacation & holida New York based firm Full time.For lnforma-know what your skit.Ls Housecleaner, Balboa ~ Real Estat& _u_on_C_a_ll_M_fl._71_47 ___ 1 are. Ne need lo come m Penin . Mondays. Ex-people jn these J"Ob C3MgGrilS? SALES pay, employee discounts opening partial oles in EntDloPMNll ACIMCY N.B. Will meet" greet SER\'ICINGALL - D II . personally until we have per'd & rers. Own transp, Unusual op~uru·ly lo e veryman, perm., th 'j t · ht' pol r ~· ApplieationBWIDBe clients flying In rrom LEVEl.SOF Aecepted0nSept.9tb N.Y. You needxlntakills EMPLOYMENT p/tlme. Earlymorndeliv 0e 1 us rig 5 or Smsll bch cottage. K hOpe 1 join small, select staff, r Y u. 494·8133 eypune ra or 70% comm1·,,1·on. ~·11 o LA Times to Cl'if, NB T T ...:.:..:...:.:=------! M ~'--Ope lo '" & toth rrom 1oam-spm & abiLity to assume ofc areas. No eollect. J\fust tMpo ~Gl"J a..:uux: ra r time only. Visit our new H..t... Housekeeper ror small ex-Madlin isl office l'~l · llolsa Chica have dep end ca r . ..... elusive Motel. S day Mag Ca dOperalo ~, r ' o r call Ross Bartlett. 548-4752. week incl. weekends. M'U n.n Slllle HolpW...ted 7100HelpW•led 7100 ............................................... l nuu r 846·4408, Huntington 494·8521. Ne• Era Prus Opr Harbour Estates. HOUSEKEEPER. for Paeter widower &. 2 teenagers, Parcel Post &r: UPS Clerk I.E. SALES How Office MONTGOMERY WARD ]600 loH .. od --·od,c.t. \.'e ry lite cleaning & rook· Per.ionnel Mgr Plate Maker in g. Prere r m111tur e Pras()perator person. Bers . req . Programmer ENGINEER We've just remodeled CZJllS 7J.]llO ez our ornce & "A'e now have openings fo r 3 new 271 M&-3182 Rettptioojst salespeople. XJnt com- managers position. Also Yoriety S550 Fee Jobs. Abigail Abbot Good typingskills."' Personnel Ageney, 4 Familiarw/allphues Campus Dr, Suite 102, of ofc procedure. N.B. S.S7·61Z2. Cashier $415 + Secy p /t S4 fr Jo'1nance co. expcr. Researcb&deveiopment Fi N.8.~~heBay!$6!! 50 eo. loeated in Costa Mes.a ~ otes. May go full time General bookkeeping Jater. Full benerits . knowledge. PO&tlng etc. Abigail Abbot .......... l SalH Pr-$100 HYDRAULIC SERVO CONTROL ENGINEER Housekeeper Companion. Secfttary Prefer lady with car. Service llep. Live ·ln am•ll Apt. allst Superviaor Agency, 4500 campus Mktng exper.nccess. !~~~~~~~~~Dr, Suite 102. N.B. LotsorpubUceontact. 1-'5l.fil22_'-. -----I Wco••ltT-$100 mla.sion split and lots al Equal()ppor. ED4*tJea te.ds. For interview appt. Are you a Hydraulics Servo Control Engineer who needs to be untrapped from a limited JOB? DO .YOU WANT: *A CONTINUOUS CllALLENG E •A UNIQUE AEROSPACE PRODUCT TO MARKET •TO DO RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT OF SERVOVALVES *1'() GROW PROFESSIONALLY IN AN EXPANDING & PROFITABLE COMP.ANY •RECEIVE IDGH WAGES & TOP BENEFITS . •TO WORK IN BEAUTIFUL VALEN CIA, CALIF. <9'·2331. I IJn...itorrCoall'Olctert T)'plst l -H.::O:.:U.::S::E:::K:...E_E_P_ER_/COOK __ , Webtteo Presa ()pr for retired man, Live in, w /priv. room. Ocean· Etrective September s. 197S , we are view house, 6days. Must eon1olidating our U.S. manuraeturina: have rers. •own transp. operations in Dayton, Ohk> and converting Good pay. 496·1082 our Gl.rden Grove plant into a d18tributk>n and service eenter tor rast service lo our Housekee per, Lido Isle, West Coast customers. Live-in; 2 etllldren (7 mo's & 3 yrs). Mature, Na result. a number elf eapable employees non-1molr:er. European who cannot relocate wl.ll 1hortly be available ok , sbme Engllih. Prefer in the above classlrlcations, and we would own lransp. Refs. Pvt rm like to see them placed ~ilh nelghborin& le ba. 675-37 43. companies. HOUSEKEEPER u -..... need for people in the•• Experienced, 5 days, ute1ories, immediately or ln the near own car. &&0-2T11. fUture. we invite you to call m tor further details. To ratllllate interviewing, and HOUSaMM indleate our appreciation bl your interest, we Needed in heallhi:are wUl make OW' oftlces available to you at your facility '7am-3:10pm.. Ap-«m'f'tDM:ace. pl1. Park Superior Healthe•re. 144J ............. l11Mw THE ROM TAYLOR Saleswoman. r1tim perm. Dahnken of Coata GROW" Mesa, 1811 Newport 673·7601 Blvd. Hot,W...ted 7100Not,W...ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MICRVYN98 California's fastest growing depart- ment store is presently accepting applications fOf loss Pfevention/se· curity personnel. Part·time and full time openings are now available in Mervyn'1 2 new Orange County stores locaited at 1) 9811 AclMna, Huntington Beech. 21 fiollofton Ctouroads s.........,. Center, YOf'blUnda BM:l.,FYlttt'ton. -Sailboat bow1 nee. •S.C,.s-S..ft'Cll Marine baekground $55().$1200 1~ Fee Pd Knowled~eolparts Payroll, computer.1 S850 & f1bergls construction. A/Pay COllltruction $750 Liz Reinders Agency 3400 Irvine 40208lrchSt.SleJGI Suite 109 ''B" Newport Beach833~100 Newport Beach Ca ll !orappoinlment 556-8505 ----1--~c..:__.::_:c_:.c:_ Help Wonted 7100 HelpWDfttod 7100 ................................................. Sales Personnel Tire Dept. Ftlmlture Dept. Carpet Dept. Major AppU1111ces DKCll'Olors Sult S•• Shoe Dept. If You h,.ve a B.S. degree in ena!neering & 4 years experience Ill )U'draulic servo control. lrY us for a change. Expand yourhoriwns! Superior Ave~ NB. E.O.E. MONARCH MARKING SYSTEMS, INC. Please send complete resume in· duding salary history and 1alary re· quirements, attention Sewing & Voe•..,• ·' Senc! Resume & Salary History To : -SOVO HYDRAULIC RESEARCH P.O. BoxsSso. Valencia, Calif. 9~ Equal Oppartunlty Employer M ~ . ' '• Housekeeper, llve-ln . Reis. Must speak En1. Xlnt s•l. 67S~. NB Hou1ewlve1 , or Mature Collece Students W/Cat ror eatabll1hed route.a . Jlon.·P'rl. lOMn: to 12. Quann'" ... GO p1r br. tlual be dopondablo " . 7272LompM11A••- GanNn Gl"Oft, C.rlf. (7141 893-0511 well 1roomed. Pli !or An equal opportunity employer AllCIL all. lOom. IMl'a 1 ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:1 1Cllella.l'IM7'7 - ' • Mr. K. Beck 17075San Bruno St., Apt. H, fountain Vsll!JY,CA 92708 AN EQUAL ()PP()RTUNITV DIPLO'YEN 1 APPLY TODAY MONTGOMERY WARD 3088 Bristol St, Costa Mesa Personnel Depc11 l11rtt1t Equal Opportunity Employer • • ' ' -· ' I • ~ -- • 9i10il&.vl'll.or !lu!!d!L~•iblr7,1m ,,_,.,.... I04 a.._s. .. •011 • ... t~ ~,,Q,_ 41.'!tq • .i..Peww t(l.;O~a,fowor ,;,9 W_.... 1li~..... JiiiiAa-ttoe . IOIS ;-;._~·;,~~;··;;;;•••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• •••••••••••• .. •••1• .............. ,........_,..... .... • ...... •••••••-•••••••• 1 .... •········-·-............... , .................................. klll H I t PVILICAlx:llON sbAnn-1.,a .... PnAYft "-*... ' . Tw Tnlck ~""'-· PUIUCAUCTIOM *. *I BUY** bou:3"ior :..:·,:•' llANYITZDOlrftNl! •<>lta, •le• woo• lltl~-•J·Xlm&!""!d. • "'-IOu Fl"'ucau91 ,-e11. Expar p..rd. Good. M.ANYITElllSOJ'ni<E --ESTATE JEWJIL&Y, eablnetrJ, alod: ~ -lid •NJ l'!l(f tmO. Al l~I n _,_.. ~ """ .. bendlta. AWb I J E w i(.I. Ry• AR Good .,ed lumlture Ir ART OBJECTS; AN· 41:\\~ •leUlll. .W ldA YU • 30' LYMAN' CRU SER 10001.rvlne.6G1252. OBJECTS, ANTIQUJ!S, appUances, CM' I w1D Sell •Klttans & •Klltens TIQUBS1• tlNE PURN, U ''wld·e, $115 ea.,_ O~ T T LDrf FINE FURN .• ETC. for You. sweeu,ho-..., ETC. PnONB roB IN· tl4U&31 "Tb''••>( • -uto •••· ' -.... -PHONE FOR INFO. MASTIRSAllCTIOM <alicoa,<te.'73482$ FO .• BROCBURJ!:. . .... ......, ••••• ~pedforbiggamefishblg&com· -E•or. pnterrod. BROCHURE.6'5-2300 84~2200 For Sale, za riM-5 -• ..,-. merclal aword.raah. 30+ Ml'H Jong 964W.i7tbst.CM.. 646-t616&13J.t625 AICC Welmaraner. ~ · watt CB ra41o -1iiJe Plt.J•• l'Un"' !:*er range.Removablet&'SW'ordflsh]>lank. . Female ''°' yn. Male, l'llnlltve. mllle. ondq-wllh mike; ~··~.xlal PumpXJU-. llollalr "'-• tower w/full -trols. Full eleC· Typl1l/T•"pb 11F111 II •·-1020 •~. Mu•t have gd home 123 Coral Ba1bOa Ja1aDd power lille •.antenna. beach. $ll .. IC7·10i? ,-.~ ~ P-l'Tlm eye--1255. • ainSept7.tz.4Pll Llke ...... szoo.,..i.iotol· · trulics lncld. A.D.F. 2000' record & ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer.538-Z350att."c..m Bab• Gra-• v•--•-ar n-.. th 'l.n2"D .&V .. a...i .... ·-~ Pleasant phone voice, of•·-G Sa1~~'t-1--~ -. au~ .u.mDU fa ., ,,~. ~.·ouur ""'''"'."' I ~.,'t~'::.~C:.11 ~tu=~ ................. !!.~! .~r:yif:,~~h. ~:;,::oa.:T~"=: =.~.~llnli& :s~:.ar:ir~~~~: GREATEST Hug~ S11vlogs on ABBEVRENTSFtJRN. VWtow·bar.87WllN BeautlM old Odcli:!:f •-et 1 mil pe SWAP MEET' Bicycles 6' Ae<essories. 1925 HARBOR BL. CM zo Yn accum.caroplng . UpripL Bia. ridl CrWse at 25 knOtS "' g 8 r * UTOTEM• • w;u take •• , bike or CALl..(714)6<5-4112 aear, plont .. clothes. In· 73 Y•m•b• 100. AnUq Re a l Ivory k•~· gallon! Extremely seaworthy. All 'IMPLOY .. -.-anythinginontr&dc. cloor and outdoor Items. furnlturo. Marlao Ii.ah Laa.Bch.•M·li208 · equipment brand new. Boat In brlstC!l' ....,.., SUN.Sept28t.h.9am.fp CYCLE WORKSLTD. ality sora & loveseat, P 1 u, new pat lo tackle. Lrc refrieentor. -A $19500. Inclds; all haJ'pOOD &ear OPP~RTIHTIES JnaideThe tmNewpottBlvd,E eauti(ul, never used, aetsaeriOce· 1100. Mov· tx8' Brunswick DOOi la· WURLITZER Or1an ~ "'5-2200. FullorPartTimo Oal•loS.11ctw., CostaMna.~781 leavingarefll.962-2562 tn1outot1tatemustseU. ble. Must aeU, leaving Model No. 435. woo on forbroadbW.675-3662«&&5-' No£xperNoceuary Ontario,Callf by crib, mattress; 6 $at..SUn8AM.eP.M.11l.218 state. 711 W. 17th St, TV, nner used.'lletall r Age2J-.65FJl&ibJ!e A'M'ENTNfONSEJ.r.ERS Vlat.11 $-Speed$35 Due-matching cheat. Twin San RJc-ardo. FV. c.o.ta Jlesa. ~..!!!.. J(.ake '-Offer. .... • Go to The Nearest FOR 1 FORMATION .,. • .,...._ J TlCTOCMARKET Phone21.1/'llEI0-1'927 · ~808tafter5:t5PM mattress&boxsprings. MANYinterestlnglterm. Beautltul 26 l&llon _ • loah.Power 904oloah;..,/ l'orApplicatlonl&lnlo AftSpm,644·0647. Some antiques, clockl, h rl s..-.MCIC ..... IOtl •••••••••••••--•-••• c.......-9050 OR CALL (714 )642.7702 Orieotal 10x12 Karastan Pougeot10apd,new-, household goods, toys, • owcase aqua um,•••••••••••••••-••• 27, T 1 S ~u-••••••••••""Im!!!.!!' . T Perteet. Biege & blu SlOOorbestolr. Lazy Boy Rec chairs, et 5 t & SU M. 8652 filter fi.Jb,etc,$40orbst a~·i d , w n crew'"'~-.· "' ~-~T~•C"""'oc"""'S~y~s~te~ms~,~I~nc~.~~t~one"!'•~·~·~94~·0f11l~ll2~.'----l::::-:-~-~~7-:'.'_:-I mans & l~dles, 1Adle1 &· a n offer: Boys dark brown ~-ng Macbtne Collec· TURY Sports Fbber, m · Elepnt .a• A\lit•n for = 'laorocks. Ukenew,very rsettDr .. .H.B. suede jacket like new lion A&LPe~ P&J"lY \y one on west CoUt.. Charter. FOi' lnfprma. WAtTRE$E.S Walnut bdrm. furn., Schwinn late 'SO's, 3 spd, r,retty ;uphol. Hanlin OLD oak furniture & w/zip in llniiig. size l~. w/acceptible ~t to Dual Station, boat tank, tloopleueeaJ.1:5&1218~ ARABELLA Cherry table. 556-679 Corvette, recond. $85. or flmp, gd for readlng. &lass, out of 1torage, sis. sas.M14 betwn 5 • g assu:::::_ 1f r;errwnmg""~ bil1e, blowers, oulriC· •---tr:-n 9060 l.st class restaurant aft.6pm bes.toffer.642-0ll.5 Dsk&chair6G3&30 must be sold. Bike.a, p.ro.weetdaya,to9p.m. mon ypmntsonauae 1en,·poJeholderl,bilge__, .. .., . speakers, '73 Datsun weekends. new $350Sl»•er'l'oueh N pumps, entines Juat ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• vening s~on in Wild Ten Queen Mary Cap· Man's 5 s~ bike. 3 yrs Moving can't use; Uke •nu pickup & rniac. Ql;sh & Sew. Completely autom tuned&. bMtom"palnted. Cor. p. 3 aaU.., iDttMrd 1 estSbopp1ngCenterat tain'a Chairs. old.Goodtires.$25 din/game tbl w/ext., 4 carry. 968•1079 or 200YDS.usedlimeareen dgta.stretcb~hsew. AtOwnttal>odt.873-8051 qlile.$8,600. ~Paz Road & San Mahogany (suitable fo 846·3476 tub type chairs; 2uph. 968•2148: 17698 San carpet so• y~.; macb. <Or will discount or(213)74M445 • 837""787C. --t. ~~1~go1 F,wy •. Lag~na dirtin&l, ready to be re Cats 8035 b ar c h airs. Offer! Marino Circ F v Handc.a rve d solid ror cub.) lmm.ae. ~. 1'' HOBIE WMr Xlnt I tb'ru'T·hu",,•,' ... ".•58w•1".1500°n finished & upholstered. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M5·2618 (Sl t &W rd>·• • · mahog. game tabie $235. Fully aua.ranteed. P&J 19n0wen.s,a3't4WC.Slt -1...... ., Blonde (rare wood). . . . . 8 er a · 644·2774 Cox Ageoc::y, Pbooe S79 mo. nu paint, top cond.. S'1fl0. QlU ""·~Ir -~W-A_l_T_R_ES-'-•'""&5~~1 Proven authenticity 0 Ctunchtlla silver Persian Dinette set .. Blac~. •CHURCH RUMMAGE 5CS-4425aaytime. hull, motor A·l. $8.000. ~ves. ott.sm d*PldPrw .-each chair. 644 .498 kit t ens . 2 m a les. padded white vinyl SALE St Joachim's GarqeSale. Boat equip, .556·8337 Boat Ph · ingwlt.'"'833-~lL 1 ~rl'd Only. Interview· <Sunday Only) 960-3164 /551·2611. Chairs. $100. 631~. Sc ho~l ya rd 1964 contemp A antique tum. Spot thlg GC!Odl 1094 493-3192, Dana PL Sip: KITE Sall £': ._ ... 1~ 3 181 Tues 1·3PM. Sam's o A c 'M 9 4 Sat & Sun ll'lo 5 68 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·9 B081 llKll~ Seafood II, 3901 E. Coast 3 Pc. Oak Bdrm set, ful Dogs 8040 Bassett ~ms.et. s '1""&gSue '9•16• &9·11 • · Bayside or: NB. · For sale or trade ror 4 i'ail · sails, .f life J>ICSU VC!!'L & I H)wy,CoronadelMar. sz, frame w /carve ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jpcw/DUfl'Of. 8 • n. · motorcycletrlr."12:Culn. 1971 Bertram 25' cover.$600.64f.«5M . h db rd. dresser, •PET WORLD• 833·3447 or-837-6006 SOFA, Twin Bed, J:.tra ANTQ. Dropleaftbl,antq. acuba tank w/J valves. Sportfisher. bail tank, RANGER 26• full race. W~ress. exper. f/time. washstand.$225 968·8146 Cockers. c. hihuahu.a . t\ofOVlNG___J\uality ;tems. Jo.ng w/cust. covers .. An· carkved Oa1k Pl~~1.!_0J back pact., boot, de<U' twin Mere llSO'st Slip avail' Asking Sid's Blue Beel, 107 ~Lst · --------.. roe er pro ttS\Ul.-aa n ti °' Scuba n-windJa 25W VHF roo • I pr_ N8aft 4pm. A....Jiancfl 8010 Poodles, Sh1h-tzu. Doxie, Frigidiare, sofa, custom t1que Dresser, Mtrror. hi td · M 1 T ota on veat, ·r•v ss. • $1l.SOO 640-839>1983-2312 _,,,.... pi L Bu J Is, m in i . lam..... patio furn. lge Andirons. Chandeliers, reubp t' B't • •BP e 1 royal aqua muter dbl holders. $14,000 boat,,1-'=~-·"-"'-"=='-"= ' •••••••••••••••••••••• s h ~· • B · b 3037 v · ca n "' os o hose regulator w / aaltin .. $10,500 foe-quick •·o' Sailboat. ~~ -. : WAITRESSES c naui:er. Porns . polled plants paintings rtc·a· rac. 6 u1 k ·& ich' tbl & "' ...--._.., i Exper'd.Fullorp/t PORTABLEdishwasher, Pekes, Westies, 100 etc.573.4169 ' 'Corona , Lag. Nig. =-1~ ma g. ·Lifetime guar. sale.See pt340tl6Via Mustsell!Seetoapprec_ Cood hrs. Neat appear. Coppertooe .• like new, mhc.ed puppies. Stud svs 495·6779 Healthways dbl band Oporto, Ltdo Village, Days 53-7275, Evaaft6. Over 21 maintpolicy.979-5666 mostbreeds.2525 W.17th Beaut 8~ Gotd Sofa. Su Sof Go-Catt 3HPC1intonene speargun, 20 lb Weight N.B. 675--8866 or eves, 581~. - Surf &Sirloin Westinghouse elee. eye at Fairview. SA. Open ~:irflex ms~ OOwn bi~.e~2-6J!~ eti~:·~ drum 'brakes, ballooni'j _!bel~t~.~-~9633~~----=·_jc67~S.:!7'.!1°'~------11-::--:~':"::--:--::---- 5930 W. CoastHwy, NB level range w/exhaus eves.53l·S027. pi ows. · Esc~pade'crt'. N·B . tires. Like oew $80. J2ga.shotgun$SS/b6t.otr, 1975 Stlpjack 24', SA~ppeclTANA 22. race f an. 1 xr old. S350 . Dog o'bedience Class to Span. wood bench 90" 646-5680 581-0831 Women's leather lee flybridge, 22SHP OMC, eqw .ssmo.aa-5339 ~~:~~c~rdsLER8K·4i :30, 644·8046. artSpm. start Thurs, Sept 18, 7:30 Jong. Avocado woven up· DOU & Kenmore elec dryer $40 skates, sz 8'h narrow, Cully eq\lip~&full oov· HOBIE CAT 11• x:J.nt NEAR new Frigidiar pm. Newport·lrvine holstered. $250.646-2859. 8 6BLGE garagerd! 1805 PA acouaic & fende. $35, bike rack $7.!iO. Ph: er. ru,ooo. See at :woe eond. muy mu:$l:i(a f 'time. Park Lido Conv. area 546.4928 1 O lenwoo Lane, k 847·1.00 · Via Oporto Lido Villag 53IJ.-0932or'9&3m Cftler. 466 Flagship Rd, laundry center. washe · · DUNCAN Phyfe Thi. w Baycresl0 N.B. Rugs, amps spea ers reas. · · NB. 675·8888 615·110411-----~----~.B.642·8045. &dryer,$110.64&:WS7 AKC Fox Terrier, 9 mos. leaves.Gd.corn!. clothing, furniture , 000.4055 TY.Rodio. eves 23' Star Sloop $750 <>r 1HOWANTSTOWORK" G.E. Dryer. mint cond. 1 Ma I e, .al I s hot s, 673·8128 treasures. 10 to 4 Sat&. 3 Year Air Refresher. HIFI. Stereo 1098 26, C b trade for VW cl equi .. : DRIVE 1\CAB! . 'yrold.$100. ~~~oken. Best ofr. Solid Oak ~fedit.·dining Sun.9/6 &9/7 sev~n dee colors $2. ·;;~:;·~•••••••••••••• Gra~t.ari!e,~:,!J. alentvalue.6*5896 1 HOOSE your hours. 675·3950 room set w J,8 chairs. Call Garage Sale, something Salis guar6ll·aaf.l TV S~O ~~~ Cud. ceb, canw stmrm. Coronado 15 wJtrtr; XlDt I work for yourself, be Kenmore Washer & gas English Springer Spaniel 495·5907. extra. Portable dis· Earthworms, 4 stocked cha.nels.' Good Cond. Sips 6 $4500 Pvt pty. cond. $950. Pb: 0 (714) your o"'·n boss. M~n or Dryer 2 yrsold $350 Female, 7 mos. Liver&. ATTENTION D hwasher, St:ars. Xlnt redwd bins incl covers. 6:i&-2895 962-7571 847-8209after8pm. · Wome_n. Can be slightly ' 963.4078 · White. AKC Papers, all . . · 0 you co~d. 2 20" bikes, boy&. .......,,. 496 ·•-w n1 !."~~'.:'.:..· ------l::'::":::::':'::::::-::7:::7'".,,-~~::.:.=~~~:.!'.!~--. handicapped. Neat· shots.$125incl'dleash& ha\.e quality us_e d gir l s, lo ads of ._....ea ·u.MJ 0 en ForSaleColor1V,19"Ta·36.' Cli.LIFORNIAN •1 SAMA.RANG C tea n ~ p pear a nee. WHIRLPOOL Gas Dr)·er, Wi cker bed. 675·73.56 furniture you ~ould like paperbacks. etc. 23751 Aquafiums. 12' five gal. ble Model, Xlnt Cond. ftbergla~s, F /B. twin 55 • Qiesel auxilary , Vets., retired. Age 25 to 9mos. old . $95. . • . to sell , but don t want the Coron e l Dr Mission tanks w /stand. flu. $125. Aft. ?pm.646-3709 screw dte~el . Comp). scboioner. Blt •34 in N.8 . . 7(1. Supplement your in· 963.6427 AKC Golden Retriever botberson:ie phone calls Viejo. Ii ghts. Almo!t comp. e I e ct .r on J cs, Fully by So. Coast Co. Just re- : dfme. Drive a cab 6 hrs Pups. Xlnt hunters, pets, or t ra ff1 c thru your $100 . Good stove $45. Sa n Yo 4 ch an n e I e q u I P ' d • e v e tumed from 20,000 mi. ; Emore a day. Apply in New water heater, so gal. water dogs , $175.493-6861 home'! Let .us sell it for Everything Imaginable Pop. Mech. Enc. never DCX2700K receiver w~termaker. Pro. main So. Pac. cruise & ready tson, Yellow Cab Co., Unope ned carton. $70. . :vou. on cons1~nmenl. Call Incl. Ref rig & 9' Sofa 4235 used SS(t. 646-3384 w I P i o n e er CS 9 9 ta1ned. $59.500. Pr pty, to go again. See at our \ 86 E. lSth St., Costa 546.4655 AKC Dobie pups. 10 \ttk s for 1nformat1on, 548·7951 Dana Rd . NB til sola. Speakers. $460. 6'13·5218 631-1373 dock now. · a old, shots & wormed, Formica Din Table seats·l-~-=---'-'-'-'--'-'-=-1 ----'-'------l · 24cu.ft .freezer.Maybe black&rust.S48·4703 Early Amer. Maple Hones · t 8060 STV's Ruiround.shag Packard Bell Console3l'Bertram Sportafisher Minney'sYocMSalff Stylist needed pt. seen in oper. at 2933 An· M. 1 . 5 h P Hutch, xln11«on328d. S250. •••••••••••••r••••••••• .,;isc &w.0648 · Color 19" TV. Make of· ready for albacore. W 2537 W.CoastHwy,NB , 3/da wk. dros, Mesa Verde Areo n1a c nau.zer ups. Ca 842· 7 Regist 3 yr Arabian Filly, · fer. 675·3384 eves. trade. Art6 pm67s.8226 M8..f.191or548-1125 548.1344 AKC, champ lines. shots, , trained . Beaut Con · Scenic Oil Paintings $50&. :ii---=-=-='----1 Ward's gas dryer, $60, wormed. rei.is.82'1·9.S94 . 7 Naugahyde Couch, ~ale rorm . / n is po . ssoo . down . 2 Stromberg Carlson '75 SEA RAY 25• Sun. 26' Ludera sJoop,~teeps 2, omen needed for Kenmore gas dryer S95. green brocade design, 546-5777 Call9G8·93S8 Speakers w /pecan cab. dancer, 235 OMC, VHF outbdwell,gdsailslrrig. llsecleaning service. Lady Kenmore washe SHJH Tzu male, 6 mos, contempo. w/6 loose . Sac.S75.ea.581.Qll8 rutl caovas, sleeps 4, s5 ging. Asking $2,500. I obbie's Rag A Afop. $125, Kenmore washe AK C · to good home cushions, SIOO. 6 drawer Reg. Quarter Horse $2500. Ital. Prov. Cherry wood hrs, extras. $13,500 PP Michaud-lsell6'l5-0915. ·0757. $6$.Guar/del.~72. wf1'..L.C. $150. 675·L310 dresser & hdboard com· Must sell . Kandi . DR set. 3 extensions+ MARANTZ lO·B tuner, 838·3850 --£7':'.:'.'..:-:---:---;;;;:;;~-;,;:::-;;;:::;:;:::;1!1.A~M~' -------1 tempo. Lt. tan. $125 both. 646·6026 pads, $300. 540+29'27. $375., Model LSamp $225. • . UdQ..l(·No. ~ &tr.U.. OQdWorkt!r BRAND New Washing . 536·2478 , . 7·T pre-amp $175. Em· Sk1p1ack 20', FB, Many ,Best offer ~ -PhoJte 1 ·.ina.h qu.llity shop seeks M.acb.forsaleS17S. ~k.t'aran1e1r tup~h tl NE Beaut,i.ful 5 yr old Pool Table complete $75 pire turntable $100. extras. Xlnt cond, slip 55l~OaftSpill. , 're.O.abJe man with re 64.~·l~Barbara XI trb~· dj. s . .,0 50 5 • DI .11 TTEb set,liwootedon lv, palamino. Spirited & oroffer .. SmallbarW~~ 499-4081 avail.Bstofr.846-2249. Cli 26 bite "th ' •A • n oo 1ne. "' · stJ 1n ox, s $389. sound. $650. 751·7350 Rollaway bed SIG. Call pper • w . WI CQiµ lerences for permanent SPEEDQUEEN Elec. 646·7255. ll.lakeoffer.675-3660 S40·g.6l4 ZENlTH COLOR TV, INBOAl\DTRAJLER non skid. Approx ZS hrs i'lii ploy.ment .. General DQ'.er 2 ~rs old Avocad . -· <;· . Jewelry 8070 ." PORTABLE. $140. 20·24' MAKE OFFER on.reblt OB. New bottom tnechan1cal skills, expr. Stainless Steel drum SILKY Terrier Puppies, 8 Garot)e Sale 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14' Boat w/trailer. Power 644--4493 675·5666 paint. In 'the water orf ,in milling, assembly. new, sell for $150. wks. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• WA"'TED vacuumw /newmtr.3HP Via Lido Di;.. S5l:lqO. Pvt. ~rtable • hand tools. 494·6022 559-1754 Moving Sale. Appls., ('11111 mini bike. 968--1792. Boots & Morine 14' Fiberglass boat, trlr, Pty.l..Q93..1400 1 ~alton Corkwood. Call p ra ·d · ed . women·sclothing,size8 TOP CASH DOLL.AR Equipm•nt Evinrude mtr. tank. Mon for appnt. 645-6777. Maytag Port. Washer & { i:1 ' ;a;s nufruppied men· s ·med. Furn : p A JD F o R y Ou R Mlseellaneous ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quick sale $350. 496·6189 ROBIE J..8, lime green, , . • , . Dryer, matching set. w s. a · y, an Gardentools&Misc.Sat JEWELRY, WATCHES, Wanted 8081 General 9010 , . yellowsallsw~Many WOrk1ng .mom Deeds sit· Ideal for: apart. or trlr. mellow. $5. 499-12'll. & Sun. 8 .4 pm . 3136 AkT ·oBJECJS. 'GOLD, ••••••••••• ......... , ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Allen B?at & Trailer, Xtras. $16.50.548-1381 t ,..~~for.girls, 10, 6 & s. Used26t1mes.Xlnteond. ShihTzu pups Bundles of Gibraltar.C.1\.1. SILVER SERVICE , $$CASH SS FOR ~5HP ~v!orude? com· . -. , esa Verde area . SlOOforboth.846-3478 joy chamPio ·re FINE FURN & AN · Good edf /rel . BOAT SHOW'S plete, 1 wade. Baat ·tank" Sabot-Sidney Nap~es ~ 5'-6370 . . shotS 541·4:M7 n s1 , GARAGE SALE* TIQUES.645-2200 Fr •,s ~Ac n gs $600.oroffer.213-431·7572 curved ~m &c raoog Harvestor and KelVlna · K . k k k loth zrs stoves ......... 0768. A COMIN' gear Make offer Crow's Ha som thing to II' f " Gd · d · • nic ·nae s.c es& 33' Ow f b I · · ctie ·riede dsdo't ~I . reng. rwuungeon . LhasaAKC.ma1estiOw stuff. 296 Villanova Rd. Puka Shell Necklaces on DOLLHOUSEwooden.gd , , . rtsr· henMVg's Nest.673-8511 ~ ................. w.ejji. -SZO-e·a···--·3018-... jiiiij~ quality. 9 mos. old. C.l\.I . sale for $3.95'& $4.95 (re. cond. for 10 yr. old girl. Don t buy unUl YoU see t'fk is er. ~ 8 • SAIL BOAT 492·8016 I gul ar $6.95) at DufCy's Big enoOgh for 9·11" the West Coast's largest e new . pvt pty. ----------INew uphol . Sofas &: Ski & Spo~ 424 Fores dolls if possible. (Not in-lbe-water interna-642·58200r645-432S. SALESMANneeded _.:.;..,..=-..,==.--""'=:a•:=:_.-:1 Black Lab AKC, female, Chairs: all kinds, from A\·e. Laguna Beach. nee.). 963-6862aft. s tional sailboat sl}ow. Aade~a·s Yachts Experienced. Marine!' ' ' ' ' • • ' t ' : S mos. ~Shots S25 . to S95 . 557·5176 First showing of 1976 line Weekly Special.. Yachta,S15-l393 .. 644· 7 SAT/SUN: Maple bar lmporters·Sm:syk1 l ··E~OB.LDBOOK of craft&. equipment. 32'1900ChrisCraft. LIDO 14 trlr, xtra sail, Canadian Iris h Setler stools, rern·g, cameras, Genuine Burau! Jade • •CYCLOPEDIA Over 6 Acres of nautical Dblpl-"dtwm· V-8's,A·l cover, ~nt cond. $1500. Lavender &. ruie greeft. 962·36so excitement. Sept. 4.7 at '-'• p P~ps, A~C reg. cham· t::ables, Ja .mps, beds, Polished Caba.sc~. All , the Dunes in Newport $11,500. 646-9000 vt pty. 96l·l87S pion Ude. Lovable & bikes, w~ddlng dresses & sii:es. Will saf . .$7215' MnJcfOI ' Beach. Watch for our a~ HUDSOu RIVER LASER beaut, 581·5843 much m1scell. ti06 Gary lm ...... etth 8083 in newspapers, radio & " Xlnt Cond. $750· AKC G Id Rt . Place,N.8 .Ph:646-2888 Mlacetl•eCMB 1010 •'1 ••t••••••••••••••••• TV &: special show "'"Packet"Collector Crow'sNestfr13.8Sll p 0 en e never •••••••••••••••••••••••Expert Jai.z ~-tar prices. ltem. Sailing or Launchl----------~&s~~~o~~~~1am. SAT.lOamth~Mon.Ma· WA"'TED Instructor taking Ltd Model. new viny l SabotwJtrlr.•2setasails, • pie hutch. twin beds " enroll . Ed Montane. BOAJ SHOW cushions. xlnt mech. $325. 8' dii&b,y •w/sail, Silkie Terrier, male, fram es, rurniture, dis· TOP CASH DOLLAJ\ 49'1·2006. cond.Owoer.t)44.6261 $100.673·24.0S , ;/ AKC, s mo's, shot s, hes, kitchen things.at24 PAID FO·R YO.UR hsbrkn 575 9&2-8377 Vi sta Hogar Newport J EWELRY, WATCHES, Yamaha flute, beautirut NOWI Fish, Ski Catalina, 197018' P·Cat, like new; '.$1795 • · Beach. ' ART OBJECIS. GOLD tone. Really lings. $110. , . • Cabin. 165 HP 110, w/trailer. Hobie Cal, TOY POODLE PUPS SILVER SERVICE, 646·8080 Don t miss the Boat trailer skis bait lank, orangew/orangesails 1 AKC. 3A red br·ed: SPEC. PLANTS. misc. FINE FURN & AN· Show's SJ>e,Cials at ~e covers:+xt;as.6Gf.631 moold,$17S0.673'8182~r 541·3092 items. Sat &: Sun. 11·4, TIQUES. 6'$.·2200 DORADO Bass & Jordan West Coasts largest •n· 673-6767 If no answer 318 Morning Ca nyon Rd . Amp. $200 or best offer. the·w a ter Sail Boat 36' Vega Cruiser, frbgls & can 114.j21-4889 Free blk /white border CdM Kng Sz. Bed. New, com· 548-4221 show .. Premiering the teak. Fullyequip.Radar,1----":..;...=:....--- collle and sheltie mix. plete, still pkgd. Xtra Offl ~. ;.__ & 1976 ltnes of boa ls & A. P . 6 KW Diesel Fiberglass Sail Boat. 9' Trained, wormed, & FUmiture, Roberts450re· firm $190 (worth $425). Ce n1rn~ equipment. Over 6 acres generator. XLNTCOND. Center Board. Good duclawed. For more info. el to reel tape· recorde QnSz $170, usually home, Equi.,...... J1085 of nautical excitement 2000 mt range, 2 gal per shape. $150.49'M82. ca1J49i.256Saft12. SISO. Orange naugahyde ·incldel.835·22163. ~#••••••••••••••••••••• NOWtbroughSept.7tb t hratc · ~0 soo p 1..:=:.::;:..;=o:===---1 sofa&cbair$35.Cof!ee Exe svl cfv-s, $15135, scy the Dunes in Newpo~ pty.645-ru~~'. ~· · vt ~· SOL.Cped.ata~ rac. MAt.Eko\debretiieverto 2 end tables $10.• Misc. PUILIC AUCTIOH ch rs $8 /up, scy dks. Beach. ingeqwp -· stud. )rvioe area. Call Ping pong table $25. MANY ITEMS OF FINE Machine cvrs, Pierce-867 ..._ 18¥.a' Blain Boat, w /6 Cyl 493-5840 55904941 Metal shopcart$?5.SAT. ESTATE JEWELRY, W.19tb,CM.64.S-7411. BOYSCOUTS Engine O/D, trade for , . ONLY. 690 capital St. ART OBJECTS. AN· ESTATE SALE need boats, , Motor home + cash 16 Hobie Cat, blue/White, 8045 CM . '(ofr Pomona TIQUES FINE FURN and airplanes.Tax 5'9-1885 · w/lrailer & sailbox. •••••••,•••••,••••••••• betWeen Wilson & Vic ETC. pffONE FOR fl-i'. 1972 SCM 300 Eleetric advantages.~ $1i500. 983-6598 Mix ~oemr Shep/bab, 14 toria) fO. &. BROCHURE. Typewrtt~r, $200 .• LC 25• CHRIS CRAn' EX· T , ~ Sm<th upr<gbt Elec. $50. * CANOE * press Ove<nlter 1140 ' CA A-MARAN 12W. xlnt mo 5. All shots. Good. 3 Family Sale: Floral at· Royal Standard port. • Xlnt. cond. A reai cona, car top carrier. w /ki(Js. "6-0382. rangements. $10~$15 . TtNNIS membership, top w /carrying case. $25. 1 1 . G r u m in a n classic. $2,800, 6'73-7491or $350/bestoffer84Z..f858 DatUng10montholdgrey Custom chrs., wht. local club. Make offer. HP-SOCalculator&data Al_um1oum. paln~ed , -675-8862 loah..Sllfll/ & wht kittens, to gd leatherette w /multi 3643or581·7800 books, $425 value, $200. ~Q~4tj96acdcaeys5•,·.~!17:!.; TWIN O/B Elec. start, DO<i. Ila.. t070 home. ~·2647 stripe $125 pr. Sofa $75. . , . 644-4644. All Above Gd. ._. -• l--'-T"'-"cc..'------1 Steel she Iv.es. Men'-S BM S Golf & Tenrua Shop.t Cood. _eves. 3SHP Johnson, 14' seats f •••••• ••••••••••••••• S Beautiful 2-.rcolor mixed !!hoes . & clolhing: Gol Sale! 2538 Newport, CM. D--L-M ht~-;{, 4, lots or extras. Must s:ed WILL lease slip ror 36' pllrebred setter c1ubs&shoes.Oilh.tnt· 0pen7days.642-5440 .f Metal wood top exec ~~. a ·-20 t.oappreciate!548·5462or boat or sailer in ex~ h h d 8 k Fr ' ·n·s M·isc lS5l lnd St desks, 1 wood scy dsk _.--.,. ce BSl-0782 change for sublease on 8 ep eT s, w 5 · ee. & • • us · Membrshp Irvine Coast 549-3281 8toSwtdys '••••••••••••••••••••••• citymoortag.662-mst l-'493-=0'189=-----:i-557=-853==-'---,..-_J Coun try Club. $750 .. ' · Sc loMarlT.. UCSB Mate pupp)! f""'"to good per Garage Sale no transrer. After 5:30 pm. Oak &: Walnut Exec. Con· Enai:f d' -El " Beautirul iboat slip .50' for tlorm•ri)tortnell home. extra cute spr· jur:ik . Everything im· 644·52«. ference deak. Uke new. Fi~Syast!:.Plm"b"« OFFERS FOR SALE cruiser. Newport Bch. inger and Lab. 8 weeks aglnable louds of ex· Cost $800. $225 cub for Ref f 1 only. 1962 Schoell;· 25'1 ,_642...,..·_9606 __ . ------~875. Dr••• old. has had shots. pensive ' clothes like New. uphot. sofas and quicksale.Steve5S7..Q542 re . reeest5CB-9704 F ·i b ergl ass Sloop loGts $-..I&. I ; , 895. Joclc•t •'7·2&55. new ;tlds & womens. chairs: all kinds; from wk.dys. BOAT RIGGER.needed w/c:abin le head iricl., Ski' r••'T' 9080 ~ I l-'-'--""'-------1 Sal/Sun. 1o.5 3IJ6 Genoa S25to$95.557·Sl76 Pets 8087 exper. in ~. glus, albooumlnumbormast,alwood1 •••••••••••••••;..•-·• nurry gray at.riped kitten, Ln CM c.,..,,,._ _ _. .,,3., -elect •ti: .:tlamb. a.-..r_._ m, anc i .m nsa1 , 14• SKI BOAT fem w /access. · · _.., ............. , v • ...... •••••••••••••••••·•••••• • P -~ jib.•pinnake.r, •lliaflaker ~!'; 5$2-827• Garage Sale·2 Washen, 644-6534 (11 Baby Parlilt~ $1.51> Yacbts.67s.13111 J"!le,paddlea,st.iib11ing& 60UP w/lrlr. ~ eoo<L • I refrig, table top dis· 1'1+ ds Lavender sha each. , Boat bottom 1deaniog. running rigging, seat1_494_·5980 ______ _ ~l':': Hartnell 4es\8Ded um elNSlc dreu ~ P*ppies, Shepherd mix. h-:a1her, sewing mach, dra~s SlOO/offer. l5 Ja Call87s.cmJ. ProfeSf(onaJ' ..Job. j:'all ·~sblons . comp"ass, ia• Boiston Whaler: cent : ,t Olltfit.TbewalltJlneltsti&btJ.yhtshlnh'onl ~·:;t~~me, 6 weeb a t1de out table for ·~/yell sh a'g $30 C kafftl$ll ev,.~131$"forappt.. rtl1c. •~eels, flares, consl, cua:t aeiab, 50ffP ,....._. tlowaward lD tbe back.~ b a · camper, slow cooker. 6'5·74&9&S3l.z138. · oc ....._M_.. Honia .and hand tools. ¥ere. Plta _t~ ld ·Cust ~ lipper, 'n.e flttel1 ~ ~ at the Sbepherd Mix female 1 Mlac houaehold goods. ' Ca.I) 675-0321 ¥in. B•d. $2,250. g~ lank BriltOl Otod, la -onc1 ts fllll7 llned. Fai.tco· nnen year lov;ng. c.u aft.r 945 Viclorl• St, C.M. FURN, maay misc. "'-t&O 1090 Ecpol,_t 9030 9 onlJI· Kit~ Sallboofj m:iee2.,:875-ll'JS2. ll&bt aDll medium •flit .-1111$. Drai &pm •556-6590 "2·9'235. Items, clot.hing, eto. rgcas. '••••\••••\••••••• .. ••• also av a ii a ble. For .,-,.-'=..;;;.;;.:;o.:;::;;:c__ 7195, .lad.et are cut tn ~Sha 10-ll Size • • An:rtime ~i<frl fl: ·~•,:,,_••b••••••••••••••••• Nu 8' Setfot mold and further lnforttiatlon, Alrcroft 9.10: ,.....,_23/l)'dl. of 45" fa~ fort.bectresi and' Puppies, Cockapoo? Call TO RAISE~1FuS::1 for S.t. aft. 3) ; • • \ l~L •s .. War~bou•~ material. Beat otter. C.Jlj (80$~ 961.zia BAM· ••··~·~-••M•••••••,. ~11 ,._ for the Jactd.. 'IV order· HIMl itlf'rft after &pm, $58·8590 doomed ewm• ! Pct · · • le. 400 pl..0. Ir or-\496.ot71. SPa llon·Frl: Hot ilr ballocp ·selbinar . , a1Ja, a..,.; --...i..ij,. Pile: 1l'75, 611)-3170. 5311-1953. ' SGavrders, Gl291Z 9th St., Cooch, desk, HooYer,Dill), P"', new /tlled. Spinets,..._..._ I' 9140 Sid j i: 20 -~-b Introduce to !he 1.,...: I ' • ' ti••; "1.J"5t. Jadtet 11 ta.GO _1 25' a en rove, Sat. 6: Al·Matac v4cUium, GraOdl i.PJayers. Gol ----. ower pac .... __,ca In.. SepfM·2Sot7....., $ 'lll far ....... •=:a .,.us ~~ Puppies. 3 males. Sun. women's 5 ·•\)d' bite. \jut t'OI business. R •••••••••••••••••••••-210HP. 1/0. new canvas, . • ,....j!llil,,;._;i:,'~nd a wu.Adorable,needgdMfln 1 ,.'~ S4<-800l•ft5-· "!fJa~t 'buy , K~wal,ll'WOODDor.Oceaolia< VH F radio. $'250 .C~rs.S.f.' --~;tJI oitld ,_ 1 fl.:00 me.8'7 .. 184~ oustg aa e~ !um. FOft bl .St•ID'l'A.Y, Baldwl Jtin1. IOOHP OQ11. ttlr. lMM731 , lltiol • 9120 lit e1jt'...._ iillll, rt!.;. Pu pp . Lab /Ger . ~ /i~e:. 63J..1..'~ fil'ews!~ee:':c':-:~ctitctenn•, Yamaha St.@.~& '-'Cabla ctuber,, full1 •••••ilill••••••:• •••t• ·~J""==~ ... qffk• 51>eP/J.do lltvr MIL 8 r!N-Satf<Sun. Club. 11•1'• o~l•r . ~~t;'!s!.~ 45• HATTl'lltAS AAA ... ul~, .-. ~-c.~..:,~:.~. iac~·i It ~-.,,~~ .... ~ -.!93~5•.0360., aorilpllte q~een bed. ~'4t77 or~ 12072B-hunt.G.G !;~:;::_·~:r~~t'u · 1lnkt,alr.11a-~""'' ' , Yollow L.~b, female, U Annchalr, cnb. •troller. N,... 20 1al Nit wa ... otd JJprflht ouu=· xtrd incl. llillW', ADI', '61 Cobia~ trlr, eompleU-"12 Peml Vlllq O. -..onrtrlendly,ioveo •••Santiago.CM •lt••ri•lft w~lAlnd. All wllb ,..•l<l<ln Ii, wtr.'mua<. air. Bo ·~~d M200or1*t rorsmaliPU.A·l= .'!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.Ll~~~11;1~1.~1~cs~~======:::l:·~~~u~.~kr===-==:=:J~""~w~p~.~"°~·u~1~.«J8S~~~J.j~~s~•~~~~or~.~f,!j~·bi!H4n~ry~,~B~1ttg;,;.JJA,g·~l<llll~05Sl~J:::·:::•:s:1:s•::IS.l8::::::1~szg•~•·~_.~2~-41~11A~·~~~~ ~ • I t J, 1 · 1 ' • r ~ . • .. • I • ' • • I I -------- DOYOUIARN SI s,ooo AtMIALL Y7 AREYOUA~ WITH 2 YEAllS Of' RESIDEHCl7 H-.-:.:r,•$1400 ... ..., , .. ....,. ...... ,.,. ~ ·BEAT IMFtATIOM AT ·MARCj)UIS M~TORS LEASE: TOYOTA COllOU.A SBIAH Iaitial entry cc.t: $186.98 36mootb (oel) at $88.49plus tax. Cap cart: $3125.00; Resklwol: $15.1US YOLVO 164ESBIAM Initial entry cost: $431.SS 31 ..-ii (oel) al $1'13.l9 plus tu Cap-: $11rnl.OO; R<fid1W: $<550.00 W• Offer Fer T.;..t.,.m.cr. •o,..erc1ostc1r.i...__,z to48M-T-. · * F..a l•s...-• Molute.-e A•illable " .. . •s.11:111 ...... n.t&.1111• •AC1 1'1hS.tkaD4ztw ... ~ .................. Office; Cow"Al!a..i.. · Let us full:r upi.in to JOU t'..e deta1ll on your ~--u..-.c11-... C.o.tdt ........ ._...._., f wlb NEW75 THIS WHlt'S SftCIAl: DEM0-75 710 5 DOOR WAGON 610 2 DR. HAllDTilP 4opd.Bodyalde-Auto. trans., AM/FM, undermats a. moA9 (No. t49n u.-coot(81262) $3788 s4295 . lt65YW f .. llllle tluQ ........ -.NI IOOll9 ... -· .. --"-· ...soo. '-' ... --· s995 1974Y.W. ._a..c.. .... ·-....... aut "'"' t•.000 "''· • lto.eid ........ <t woyl llucQt ..... A¥'M ...-.0 r9doo. ~ ...... "' '""""" $2695 8RANDNEW7S 710 2 DR. SEO . 4 opd. R&H. llde -ur.dei I! .. & more. (NO. 1350) lt7JOLDS 1 t7J DIUMPH GT-6 I--... oi-. Cl'\lliMr. l .. -""' 1;m. _. """ litld blb Ill• ......,,. ..., GUI. Aulo, -. .• 0-.C ,_ with 4 90MCI rt:na., •nd t:nt........,._.. ....... ~-Alilllf'M ndlo. ~ rd. ..ow tw-.. tlC wrw -w Mlitl, ,..,.., 1 .... _,... 20,000 -·-_,_.,,, s2495 s4195 lf73RAT lt70DATSUH IRSil01C., ............. 4 570WAS.. · '"" w-.. ......... IM;ktl Laalo9 ..,. "'"' gOOd. ...... ..... ~ --. *"' loo. -.r.-a. .... ....,. ..... ..,..,..,., _ ... $2695 s1595 71 FORD V• TOM n.-~ 11119-. rvfll '""' -. ....._ _____ ._.,.,., HO ~ ..,_.IP<. du:! IJal ~ A8llOW :ii:~r mt>. -c:r "'Off 1"111, wll" bubbl• ~. -:I•: ll•et end ~ ll'lt9' tot<;. t11'2M1) s3195 1973 SAAS , -.e: 4 Or. a.cl•"· aootfilolM. ..... ....... ~-.... -.-c ..._,, ""' ............ ..... llM1"A ........ ODftCL. 111111&1 .. , •• •114 ,_ .11 ... (lf!HNWI $3695 . ~ I ' l I ' : • t . ' ' ....u, •IZDAll.YPILOT -!J.80Pl!•>l>or7"m -loYM I04 G•1115-. IPSS •• ~.O 1...,..4,i',f ~ (IGfq MllilW-.cl 7l Aatlq111t1 1005 AM.Hoe • UIS ;~~~~~;··;;:;••·-· ••••••••••••-......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ". ,,,,.,.,,,, 1 ~•••••••••-•••-••• •••••••••••••--•-••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrittea1. Hel we• PUILJCAUCllOl4 IOAAD_.., .... .,_ PDA'!D. ~ 1911.,. Tow Tnlck Drl_. want· PUIUC .AUCTION •. *I BUY** bouod '°' ~· ' llANYTr&XIOFPll'IE oelt1, el•• wood ,.,...._ -.,.:u.-. • ed. Expor prd'cl. Good MANYITEMSOFPINE 14$--lll!TATB 'BWBLRY, ublootrJ', 11o<k IKI. -blll~llal ,W. as pay + benefits.. Appl.J JEWELRY, AR Good used furniture • A&T 0831Ccr9, Aft.. .. " ieMlh. ... ,. bl.Cb.1..::::::.:-::.:;••:.,.. ____ -J 100b Irvine. 642-1252. OBJEC'I'S. ANI'IQ\1!3, appUaacet, oc J will Sdl •Kittens fr: •KILl..ena '1'1QUES. PINE "1JlN, 21•• •lcf e. -1125 ea.. LowftJ ~&atlCle T T •Dri FINE FURN .. ETC . for You. Oweoilo.--. ETC. PUONB .OR IN -1 Theatre. -llkoaew ' ow .... -PHONE FOR INFO. M·s~s ·UCTI~ uu-. .... _ PO • JIROCHURB ·-~M-."-' . • £xpr.pref'erred. BROCHURE.645-2200 " 1 •"' " """" 145.izoo . PW" Sale, II ......... S _.-~su.-&. 91MW.l1th5<.CM. 646-16t6&13J..t625 AKC Welmorooer wott CB ro41o mobile Playor Pia -Female 1,,. Jn, M•.~Nr....._anliqw, wltb mlke; C'O·Ulal Pw:npX!at~ JlJ)J&« Typl1tf1'1 .. pllw llcyc•-8020 4\.\, Muat have «cl home 123 ceru Ml:loll laiand power UDe • ante:on.a. beadl. '11" IC74 7Dlf ,-~ ~ ~ .... 1205; • S.nSept T.1>4PX Like new. $200orbeltd-' ' ....,.,,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• te ,,..._.aft.er Bab G PJe11sanl phone voice. d G S 1 n.-.. -•--r . ~ 5pm Y raa4 IDncbaer ...,.. typin11 ""I'd. Call Ell of Swrwo•r 1050 i:.·oh r.:-.~·-Exler door :ll'X9D" rib XW Coo>d. EboilJ' llDlllL "6-8981Mrs.McCla.rty. GREATEST CLEARANCE •••••••••••••••••••••• 8102PlayaDr,Run.Bch. hdwre. Bath fhrt.Uftl, $l.500 ..... llu ge Sa v i n gs o n ABBEYREN'TSFtJRN. VWt.ow·bar.m.3111N Be.a.utlhd old. QdC::l SWAP MEET' Bicycles " Accegsories. 1925 HARBOR BL. C.M 20 Yrs 11ecum,eampln1 UpriJht. Bit rlcb * UTOTEM* • Will take any bike or CALL(114)M5-4712 sear. plant.. dMhm. In-'73 Yama.ba 100. AnHq Real lvo~y k•Y• EMPLOY....,. SUN. Sept 28th. 9am .. p ·er~~,~~ l~~~~To. allty sofa & loveteat, p°f~ ~nd D 0:~ ~t'r~ :~::!~~ ~;:....~ La1:Jkh. .. -• OPPORTUNmtS lnaldo'l'be 1822Newport Blvd, E eautiful, never used. a«aacriflce· flOO. Mov· 4x8' Brunawlct pool ta· WUJl.LITZBR or1an Full or Port Timo Owtwio s,1.ctw.y Costa Mesa. S48-$7&3 leaving area. 982-2SS2 lnl out or state must a.ell. ble. Must tell, Je1vln1 Model No. 435. woe oo No Exper N6CellllaJY Ont.ario. Calif Vi ta 5 Speed Duchess Baby crtb maltr'ell Sat-Sun 8 AM-6PM. J1.128 at•te. 11f W. 11lh St, TV, never Uled. BetaU ..,,!' .... ••••••••••• t"40 a.,Js, f•·-f •. -···· ............. ·--····· A11EMTIOM FISHEIJM 30' l YMAH CRWSER j , Eqdpped for big game flsblag It com· mettlal awordfiab. 30+ MPH loDC nnge. Bemovable16' S'#Ordflsbplank. 1una tower w /fall cootrola. "1ll elec- tronlca ilacld, · AJ>.F. 2000' record I: flab fath., VHP ,uf,~ to shore, haller, 2 ~gbtlng cb8.lrs, 2 bait tanl<I, swim atep, full covers a: lop, etc, etc. <Jnllse at 2lo bloCS I< ot l mile per gallon! Extremely eeawortby. All eqalp111ent brand new •. !!Oat ~ brtat'!l cond. $1»500. Inclds; an barpoOll aear for broadblll. 675"36620l' 64.S-23>0. ~e:t~1Th':::1:.:i Am~~<f,~4i~~ 1 · $3S matchini' cheat. h-in S&nRlcardo,PV. eo.t•Mesa. :,:.~ Kake rorrer. TICTOC MARK ET Pbone%L1.1181).7927 64S-6081afterS:15P!\t mattresa & box aprinp. MANY Interesting Items · loah.P "°4o ...,, 'F'orApplir.ations&Info i -~'...!:~'.!!~~~:_.j--':'::.=::.:::.::..=;=:..:::c....1Mspm .&M.()641. Some antique11, caoeu: Beautiful 2& gallon S.wilMJMect' & I09l •--•••~!~--• C ... tlf<.__ • 9050 OR CALL (7 14 )642-7702 O:e"rf~~1t.1~l:.~~:· P~,:~~o.=;;:_w, Lazy Boy Rec chairs, ~oua5eho, I'!_ Sug~ ... to~ ~~t~~~rsb~ e:C~~r1::t ::•••••••••:::_•_• ... •••• n• Twin Screw CEN· •••••••• ...... ••••••••• Tic Toe Systems. Inc. tones. 494 .0102. 96.3.san' mans & ladles, ladl ..,~c. a ~ n ,....., -off Bo dart brown .-wing Macnu.: Collec· TUJlY Sport.s J'bber <l&-l'J.ep.ot W .&•W•n for ~~~~~~~~~~~':..:'.~~~---l ----===:;_---l also rocks, like new, very Dorsett Dr., ILB. au!i'~ ja::et, like new tloa A&t needs party ly one on west cOa.t. Ctiarter. For 1Dfor=1· Wi\ITRESSF.S Walnut bdrm. furn .. Schwinn late '5()°s, 3 spd, pretty _upbol. Jbnaln OLD oat furl'llture " w/tip in lining, size 14, :.'s~~pi':~~~.!~ Du.al Station, boat tank, tioop~eall:-..1218. ARABELLA Che rry table. 556-679 Corvelle. recond. SSS. or lamp, ed. for-reading. 1ta11, out or atoraa:e, $15. 536·!W>l4 betwn s "9 lhl oU •u-e::. bilie, blow~. out.rt& -. ·~ _60 Js t c lass r est a urant alL6pm besl offer.642·0Jts Dlklrc.hairMZ-XlO mu,t be aold. Blkea, p.m.weetdayl,toip.m. moo ypm onauae gen,pole~.bUge ,...,. '7V · w· 1d apeake ra, '73 Datsun weekends. new S350 Singer Touch N pumpt, engines ju1t •••••••••-••-••••••• v en1ng SC?On tn I Ten Que en Mary Cap Man's 5 s pd bike. 3 yrs Moving can't use; like DU pickup • misc. Caab & S:e•· Completely autom tuned • bbttom-)alated. Cor. ~. a aaU.. iDboud est Shopping Cente~ at t 3 in • s ch a i r 5 • old Good tires. $25 din /game tbl w/ext.. ca rr Y. 968•1019 or 200 YOS. wed lime areen zig&a1 stretcb ltllch sew. At <>wnert Dock. m.aosi epg(M. S!!_SOO. ~~e:0az1-·:~~d L~G~~~ l\.~~ogany (swtable fo 846·3-t76 tub type chairs; 2 uph. 968 _2148 : 11698 San carpet 5 o t yd : macb. (Or will dllcounl or(213)749-4MS • Al•11TC. flills Intervi ew~ Mon 1 d 0 onn1ng), ready to be re Cats 8035 b a r chairs. Offe r! Marino Circ., F .V. Handcar"e d solid for cuh.) lmm.c. cond. • 1,, HOBIE W --· thru Thurs l0-6. 581.1500 ished & upholstered. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 545-2618 'Slater & Ward) mahog. game table $?35. Fully cuarantetd. PA&.J 19f7 OWens.13 ... ~-.a ~--.... Blond e (rare wood >. . . . . > • Mt-2174 Cox Agency. Phone S79 mo. nu pamt, top 1Nt.U. $700. -'1. ,;lqtd; • ' WAITRESSES Proven a uthenticity o Ch~nc h11l a silver P.ers1an Dinette set .. Blac~. 4 CHURCH RUMMAGE . ~anytime. hull, motor A·l. 18.000. ~vet.~~·· ., _ each chair. 644 _498 kitte n s. 2 males . padded white .vinyl SALE St Joachim'• Gara1eSale. Boateqwp, 558 -8331 Boat Pb; i.QIWk.'m-Slr5il. Exper d Only. lnter_.\!1e~'-(Sunday Only> 960·3164 /SS l-2611. Chalrs. $100. 631-3228. Sch 0 ~ 1 yard 1964 rontemp & antique tum. Sporlhtg GOCMk 8094 '93-3192, Dana Pl. Sip. ~ 1 lal Tues l ·J P!\-1 , Sams • Sal & Sun 11 to 5 661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·9 KITE Sall 90at IDddl 3 Se.a rood II, 3901 r:. Coast 3 Pc. Oak Bdrm set full D09s 8040 Bassett bednnset, Orange Ave, C.M. 9·4 Bayside Dr. NB · For sale or trade for 4 f'ail · aaila, •Ute pruwsft!ia. &: Kwy,CoronadelMa r. sz, frame w /ca ;ved ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3pcw/mirt'U'. Sat.&Sun.9 /&&tn. · · oiotorcycletrlr.12Culn. 1971 Bertram 25' cover.$600.64+&1& I Waitress. ex r. f/time. h db rd. dr esse r : •PET W~• B33-l447 or837-t«J6 SOFA, Twin Bed, atra ~~~~~~~altbl, antq. scuba tank w/J valves. SporUlsher. ball ta~, RANGER 28• full n.ce. Sid 's Blu e ~t 101215t w.ashstand.$Z25.968·8 1'4ti Coc ke rs . ~h1huahua , MOVING-Quality items. long wtcust. covers, An-platform back padf:, boot, decor twin Mere 180 ,!;_ Slip avai(. Aaklng I PL NB afl 4pm. . .t..--llGflCff 80 I 0 P~les. Sh1h-tz;u, D:oxie. Frigidiare, sofa, custom tique Dreiser, Mirror, ~ukpe~is~~~f. ;;.'l~T flotation vest. Scuba-Pro wind.lats. 2SW VHF, $11,500. fWO..UllOJllG.Z1U -t'Y' P 1 l Bu 11 s , m 1 n i -la mps, patio furn., lge Andirons, Chal'ldeliers, royal aqua muter dbl holders. Sl4,000 bo.at, ====c..::==:..::=-•••••••••••••••••••••• cabnt Slit Bosto b k'· $20500 I ·• WAITRESSES Sc hn a u1:e r , P o rns . potted plants paintings Bric-a-brac. 30318 Via · · ose regulator w / as u•g • orQUluo.10' Sailboat. brand aew. Exp~r 'd.Full orp /t POIJ.TABLEdishwasher, P e k es, Wesl les. 100 etc.i 73·4l69 ' ·Corona, Lag. Nig. rocker&: match'g. tbl. Lifetime guar. aale.Seeat:H04f6Via Mustaell!Seetoapprec.. Cood hrs.Neat appcar. Coppe rtone, like new, mi xed puppies. Stud S\!S 496-6719 640-1029 Healthways dbl band 0Porto, Ltllo Village, Days5S8-mS,E'vesaft8, Over 21 mainl policy. 979-5666 most breeds. 2525 w. 17th Be au t 8' Gold Sofa, Go-Ca'r1, 3HP Clinton ene. speargu.n, 20 lb wdght N.8 . 875-8866 or eves, 581.o!IOO. Surf & Si rloin W 1· h I .at Fairview SA Open marflex cushions down Sun. 12..g PM. Sofa, desk, 2 drum brakes, balloo''l-~belt~:,!"36-~~9633~~--.:.__-1 .~"'!!:;.~7!!1~°'~------1'=--:-:::-:-:-::---es 1ng ouse e ec. ey 531 50 · · pillows $99 545-0683 bikes trunk etc. No. 2 n · ' 5930 W.Coastll'o1.·y,NB level rana:e wtexhaus eves., · 21. · · Escipade 'crt. NB . tires . Like new $80. tzga.shotcuns;5/blltofr, 1975 Stlpjact 24', SA~TANA 22, race I fa n. 1 yr o ld. $350 . Dog Obedience Class to Span. wood bench 90" 646-5680 581-0831 Women's leather lee flybridge, 225HP OMC, eqwpped.$5900.8C7..s:m 1 :\fed W~RD C,!;R~ 30 644 ·8046. aft Spm. start Thurs, Sept 18, 7:30 Jong. Avocado woven up· DOUBLE Kenmore elec ~r $lO states, sr: 81h narrow, fully equipped iii: full cov HOBIE CAT 11• 11nl I rf ica p~e~o L·d (;4: 'NEAR new Frigidiar pm. Ne wport-Irvine holstered.$250.646-2859. 18 Glgaragd !t.8°5& PA acousic & fende' $35,bikerack$1.50.Pb: er:. $11,000~ S:eeat cood.manymaa.'$1.500.. c.!.':'e~. 4~r fla~ship0~d: laundry center, washe area,M6·4928· DUNCAN Phyfe Tbl. w Bao:cres~:~~-R~~:: amps s peakers reas. 841·1400· ~1:. 0gjr;8~~~~ 531H:l93tor'91-31Bl l _N,.B.642-l:I045. &tlrye r,$110.646-:US7 AKC Fox Tt"rrier , 9 mos. leaves.Gd.cond. clothing. furniture , 960-40SS TV,Redlo. eves • SUr Sloop $750 or WllOWANTS TOWORK ? 1 G.E. Dryer, mint cond. 1 Ma I e. a 1 I s h o t s, 673-8128 treasures. 10 to 4 Sat & 3 Year Air Refresher, HIR, Sfffeo 1091 , C trade for VW ol eqm..., I DR IVE I CAB• . yr old. $100. housebroken. Best ofr. Sol 'd 0 k Med't _.,_,_ Sun. 9/6& arr seven dee colors .., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 26G enMI. rincab ~: 280 hp alent value. HS-S8ll6 ~ 1 . . 963.8201 1 a 1 . •.u.u.1.ug . -· 25 .. RCA eolm' console ray a e, wai eqp'd. 1 c;HOOSE your ~ours. 675 ·3950 room setw/,8chairs.Ca11Garage Sale, somelhi!"g Satii guar63l·3Ul TV. $90. Firm. All CUd. cab, canvsst.nmn.Coronado JS w/trlr, Xlnt I work f?r yoursclr, be Kenmore Washer & gas E~gli s h Springer s,iuniel 495·5907. extra. Portable dis· Earthworms, 4 stocked chanels. Good cond. Sips 8 $4500 Pvt ply. cond. $9SO. Pb: (71.t) , your o"'n boss. M_en or Dryer Zy rs old.$350. fef!lale, 1. mos. Liver & ATTENTlON·D hwashe r . Sea rs. Xlnt redwd bins incl eovers 656·2895 962-7571 84.1-8209after8pm. Wom e_n. Can be sli ghtly ' 963.4078 White. AK C P.apers, a ll . . . 0 you cond. 2 20" bikes, boy & S2:50 4oo.o5Qow rd '!-'=~::::..· ------l·:-cc-:-:-:,,,-::-:-:-cc--i-=.::...=::..::=:..:.<=:.--- ha nd1 c appcd . Neat · s hots.Sl25 in cl'dleash& ha \e quality us_e d girls. load s of ea 0 en ForSaleColor1V,19''Ta·36.' C~\LIFORNJAN "? SAMA.RANG Cle an ~p p ca r a n ce . Wll lRLPOOL Gas Dryer, Wi ckerbed.675-7356 furniture you y.'OUld hke paperback s, etc. 23751 Aquafiums. 12 five gal. ble ?t1odel, Xlnt Cond. fiberglas.s , F /B, twin SS" Diesel auxltary , yets .. reti red. 1\ge 25 _to 9 mos. old . S95. 10 sell, but don l want the Corone l Dr tl-1i ssion tanks w /stand, flu . $125. Aft. 2pm. 646-3109 screw d1e~el . Compl. schooner. Bit '34 ln N.B . di. Supplt>mcnt your in-963.ti427 1\KC Gold en lletrievcr botherson:ie phone calls Viejo. -lights. Almost comp. electron1cs. Fully bySo.CoastCo.Justre- . edme. Drive a cab ti hrs Pups. Xlnt hwilers. pets, or tr?a ff1 c thru ~our . . SIOO . Good stove $45. S a n y o 4 ch an n e I e q u i p ' d • e v e n turned from 20,000 mi. Emore a d.ay. Apply in New water heater. SO gal. water dogs, SI75.49J·6861 home. Let .us sell it for E\'eryth1n.g l"!ag1na ble Pop. Mech. Enc. never DCX2700K rece iv er w~termaker. Pro. main So. Pac. cruise&: ready rson, Ye ll ow Cab c o., Unope ned carton. $70 . A C 0 b. . . .vou. on con s 1~nment. Call Iner. Refng &9 Sofa 4235 used SSd. 646-3384 w I P i o n e e r C S 9 9 ta1ned. $59,500. Pr ply. to go again. See at our 86 E . 16th St., Costa 546·<1655 K o 1e pu~. 10 "'ks forinformauoo.548·1951 OanaRd.NB til sold . Speakers.S460.813-521S 631 -1373 dock now. a . old, shots & wormed, . Formica Din. Table, seats ..;:c:>:::::.. _______ [2.f cu. rt . freezer. f\.1 ay be bl.ack & rust. 5"8·4703 E a r ly Am e r . J\laple Horses 8060 8 TV's Ru g rouod shag Packard Be ll Console 31 ' Bertram Sport.sfishe Minney's Yocht SalK St)'lls l needed pl. seen in oper. at 2933 An· . . Hutch, xlnt cond. $?50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~isc fi44_0648 ' Color 19" TV. Make of. ready for albacore. Wi ;2SJ7 W. Coastffwy,NB , 3fda wk . dros. !\lesa Verde Area J\AloKnCoa Shchn au 1 .zer P~_J!~· Call 842-3287 Regist 3 yr Arabian Filly, · fer. 675-3384 eves. trade. Aft6 pm675-8226 ~-4191 orHl-1725 M8·l3'W , .c amp 1nes,s • ......,, . trained , Be aut Con-Scenic 0i1Paintings$50& , 41 __ _::::::::::='----IWard s gas dryer, 560, wormed. reas. 82'1-9594. 7 Naugahyde Couch, ~ale form . 1D i 5 po . $600 . down. 2 Stromberg Carlson '75 SEARA Y 25' Sun-26 Luden sloop, ~leepa 2. om e n nee d e d fo r-Kenmore gas dryer $95, green brocade design , 546-5777 Call968-9358 Speake rs w/pecan cab. dancer, 235 OMC, V'HF, outbdwell.J.dsail8"ri&· , usec le.aning ser\!ice Lady Kenmore washe SHl!"f Tzu male, 6 mos. cont.e mpo. w /6 loose Sac.$'75.ea .581-6818 full canvas, sleeps 4, 55 gi.ng. Asking S2,SOO. obbie's Rag A li1 op, $125, Kenmore washe AK C, to good ho me cushions, SlOO. 6 drawer Reg. Quarter Horse S'-500. Ital. Prov. Cherrywood hrs, extras. $13,500 PP M1chaud-IseUm.G9L5. I t -0157 . $65.Guar /del.546-8672. w n:.L.C. $150. 675-1310 dresser & hdboard com· Must se ll . Kand i . DR set. 3 extensions+ MARANTZ 10-B tuner , 838-3850 AM s tempo. Lt. tan. Sl25 both. 646-6026 pads. $300 54().2921. $315., Model 158mp $Z2S.l -""-=~-~·~---1Udo-14.-No. 2S18&trail#. OOdWorker BRAND New Washing . . . S36·Z418 .. . 7-:r pre-amp S175. Em· Skipjack 20', FB. Many Be,st of(er • .Pbode •iuahqualityshopseeks Macb.forsaleSJ.75. ~k~ar a n e r t~PSh 1_1 B e aut~ful 5 .Y.r o ld Pool T able complete $75 pare turnta ble $100. extras. Xlnt cond.. slip 55l:.SS70aftSpm. · '" i'ellable man with re 642-1505 Barbara X 1 t rebgl. ttdwl s. .,ots. Dl~ETfE set. _won on t". palaro1no . Sp1r1ted & or offer. Small bar~~~ 499-4081 avail. Bsl ofr. 846-2249. ci· bite .L • n oo 1ne. ,.so. still 1n box , hsted $389. sound S650 751·1350 Hollaway bed SIG Call 1pper26,w withgykt .~nces for permanentSPEEDQUEEN Elcc. 646·725~. !\1akeoller.61S-:l100 . . S40-'6l4 . ZENITH COLOR TV. lNBOAl\DTRAILER non skid. Aj,prox25bi-s ~mploy_ment .. General Dr}'.er 2 yrs old Avocad , : . .. Jewelry 8070 · · PORTABLE. $1'40. 20·24' MAKE OFFER oo rebll OB. New bottom !nech~n!ca l skills, ex pr. Stainless Steel drum SIL~Y Te rrier Puppies, 8 Garo~ Sale 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14' Boat w /trailer. Power 644-4493 675·5666 paint. In "the waler off 4n m1lhng, assembly, new, sell for $1 50. wks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'.ltCUum w/newmtr.JHP Via Lido Di:. S50qO. Pvt. SH>r~.able &: hand tools. 494-6022 559·1754 /\.1o ving Sale. Appls.. WANTED minibike.968-(792. Boats&Marine 14' ~iberglass boat, trlr, Pt'y.1·993·1400 , \Walton Corkwood. Call p . ·d , ·. !d · . women·s clothing, size 8, TOP CASll DOLi.AR E.-ipment Ev1nrude mtr. tank. Mon ror appnt. 64S.6T17. Maytag Port. Washer & 7yra:;: ;.aisc0 Jrupp!e~ m e n · s m e d . F urn . p A I o F o R yo u It MlsctHanequs .J.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quick sale $.150. 496-6789 HOBIE 1.8. lime green, . Dryer . m atching !!Cl. w s. at, y, an G.a rden tools & Misc. Sat JEWELRY, WATCllES, Wanted l8081 Genft"GI 9010 , . yellowsallsw/trlr. Many Working mom needs sit· Ide.al for. apart. or trlr. mellow. $5. 499-1221 . & Sun, 8 .4 pm . 3136 ART OBJ£CTS, GOLD, ••••••••••••••"•••--:·~·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Allen ~al & Trailer, Xtras. $1650. 548·1381 l ~~for glrls,10,6&5. Used26t1mes.Xlnloond Sh 'hT di G.b It C /\.1 SILVER SERVIC E $$CASH$$-g D \.,_ ~5HP Ev1nrude. com· , 11Mes a · Verde a r t" a. $100forboth. 846-3476 · . 1 zu ~ups . _Bun ,~s ~f 1 ra ar ... · FINE F U RN & A~'. ru1;--· I BOAT SHOW'S plete, 1' wide. Bait tank. Sabol-Sidney Naples )51·6370 JOY·. c h a m pion s ire, GARAGE SALE* TIQUES -2200 Good used fumtrefngs $600.oroffer. 213431-7512 curved boom le racin& ~ '----------IHarvestor and Kelvinotor shots. 54 1-42.17 K . k k k 1 · 64 5 Jo'rzrs/stoves.546-0168. ' gear Make offer Crow's Have something to sell? refrig. Gd running copd. Lhasa AKC. male show st~~. -2~a~i~ia~M~ Puka Sh ell Necklaces on DOLLHOUSE wooden. gd ' A COM.IN 3 3.' ~'!11whe n ~-~~ bVg ! s Nest: 673-8511 . Classified a<kdoiLwell. $20ea. 646·3078. · quali ty. 9 mos. old. C.!'.T. sale for SJ .95 & 5'.95 (re-rond. for 10 yr. old irl. Don L buy until you see 5~'"" S er ... ,...w -8 8· •iiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiii _______ jiiiji\ 492·8016 gular $6.95) at Duffy's Big enotlgh for 9.~1 .. the West Coast's largest Like new . pvt ply. SALS:Jif~~ ; -----==-=='----1Ne w upho l . Saras & Ski & Spo~ 424 Fores dolls if possible. (Not i~-th e-wa.t er inte rna· 642·.5820or~. Experienced.Mariner ,..;..;....,::,.ic::::=--~""'-=--: Black Lab AKC. female, Chairs; .all kinds, from Ave. Laguna Beach. nee.). 963·6862aft. 5 t1onal sailboat sbow. •-....t---"sY-~ Yach•·.-.. -. 5 mos. All Shots S25. to 595. 551·5176 First showing ol 1976 Line -· -" -·~ .... 0 " .... .- 64 4-4447 lmportersSc:;l11 WORLDBOOK of craft & equipment. 32!'1~it~~ft. LIDO 14, trlr, ma 11ail, Canadian. Irish Sette r ss1!,{:,ur~~ri~ata1~e~:s~ ~=~eu~d:r 1uft~l!g:.:!~. ' 'ENt~~~DIA ~;ci~esr:e~~~S:-pt~~~c=~ DblplnkdtwinV-8's,A·l CQver, xlnt cond. $1500. P~ps, AK C reg. cham-tables, lamps, beds. PolishedCabasc!)ons All the Dunes In Newport $11,500.' 646-9000 Pvtpty.963-1875 ~on lide. Lovabl e & bike!i, wt::ddingdresses& si1:es. Willsar . .558-nis Mutleat Beach. Watcbforouracb HUDSON RIVER LASER aut. 581-5843 much m1scell. 606 Gary lftl ...... l'ftts 1083 in newspapers, radio & XI tCond $750 AKC Golden Retriever Place,N.B.Ph:64&-2888 Miscell.eoe 8010 ••'••••.••••••••••••••••• TV & special show . ..,ock~~ .. Coledor Crow~sNestfn3.ssu P I f •••••••••••••••••••••••Expert Jazz Guitar prices. Item. Sailing or Launcbl---'-"=====-- ups, x nt hunters. am. SAT 10 th M 'I I t k' M d I · Sabot /t.rlr"2·-.,_ pets.wtrdog.493-6861 · am ~ on.1• a· WA ... 'TED nstruc or ta 1ng Ltd o e , n e w vinyl W •• .....,..sm~. pie hutch, lWln beds " enroll. Ed Montane. BOAT SHOW cushions , xlnt mech. S32S. 8' dingbJ wJsail, Silkie Terrie r, m ale, frames, furniture, dis-TOP CASH DOLLAR 497·2006. concLOwner.644-6261 $100.673-240!I AKC 5 mo's s hots hes, kitchen things. 2424 PAID FOR YO.UR hsbrk'n $75.962-8377 ' Vi st a Hogar, Newport JEWEL!\Y. WATCHES. Yamaha flute •. beautiful NOW! Fish,SkiCatalina,197018' P-Cat, like new, $1795 • Beach. ART OBJECI'S. GOLD tone. Really tiJltS. $110. Cabin. 165 HP 1/0, w/trailer. Hobf'Q Cat. TOY POODLE PUPS SILVER SERVIC E . 646-8080 Don't miss the Boat trailer, skis , bait tank, orangew/orangeaails,1 AKC . :y. r e d bre d ' SPEC. PLANTS. misc. FINE FURN & AN-Show's Specials at the covers,+xtras.642-6631 moold,$1750.673-8182or 54l-3092 · items, Sat &: Sun. 11-4, TIQUES.64$:2200 DORADO Bass & Jordan West Coast's largest in-673-8767. If no amwer 318 Morning Canyon Rd . Amp. $200 or best ofrer. the -water Sail Bo.a t 36' Vega Cruiser, t'tbgls &: call 714 -327..f889 Free blk/while borde r CdM Kng Sz. Bed. New, com· 548-4227 show. Premiering lhe leak. Fully equip. Radar,1---:..::"--'='----- collfe and sheltie mix. plele, still pkgd. Xlra Offl ~. ~-& 1978 lines of boats & A.P. 6KW Diesel Fiberglass Sail Boat. 9' Trained, wormed , & Furniture. Roberts4.50re· firm $190 (worth $4.25). ce"'m...... equipment. Over6 acres generator. XLNTCOND. Center Board. Good due lawed. For more info. el to reel tape rero Qo Si $170, usually home, EqulptM111t 8015 of nautical excitement 2000 mi range, 2 gal per shape. $1S0.4.!MM82. Call 498-2565aft12. $150. Orange naugahyde incl del. 835-2263. •>••• ••• ••••••··~··•••• NOW through Sept. 11.b at hr al cruise. ttS,500. Pvt Ill' SOL C ta sofa&: chair $35. Oof'fee Exe svl chrs SIS/35., scy the Dunes in Newport pty. SU-2352. . . a maran. rat· MALEgotdenretrie"erto 2 end tablea $10. Misc. PUILIC AUCTIOH chrs $8 /up, scy dks> Beach. mgeqwpped.$1250. stud. Jrvine area. Call Ping pong table $25 . MANY ITEMS OF nNE Machine cvn. Pierce-88i 18~' Blain Boat, w/6 cyl tDJ.5840 559-4941 Metal shop cart $25. SAT. EST ATE JEWELRY, W.19tb, CM. &l.>74ll. B~e!:~ ~:: ~/~~ ~ad~a!~~ 16' Hobi~ Cal, blue/while,, ONLY. 690 Capital St. ART OBJECTS, AN· ESTATE SALE '"~" .ooc w /tra1ler •· aallbox, FrfftoYou 8045 CM . '(off Pomona TIQUES FINE FURN and airplanes.Tax _..LOCW $lboo • •••••••.•••••••••••••••• between Wilson & Vic ETC. pffoNE FOR 1N'. 1972 SC~ 300 Electric advantages. 546-4990 25' CHRIS CRAFT Ei:· . 983-6596 Mix Germ Shep/Lab, -t4 toria> ~~ BROCHURE. ~:ifU.w:~~e~ =: ~ * CA .... OE * press overniter, 1940: CAT~MARAN 121h', xlnt mo '~· All shots. Good 3 Family Sale: Floral ar Royal Standard poft. , "-Xlnt. cond. A real rond. car top carrier, w Jkids.S36-0382. rangements, $10-$15 . T2NNISmember&hip.top w /carr1lng case. $2S. 1 7 . Gt' um man classic. $2,800.673-7'9.lor $350/bestofferS42~ Darling iomonlholdgrey Custom chrs .• wht. local c lub. Make offer. HP.SO Calculator &data Aluminum, paln~ed, 615-6862 1o~ 511 / I th It I I · ~· •••• 1 mint, access, or1es, n;:; pl & wht kittens. to gd ea e re e w mu l1 R:p-3643or581·7800 .......... s, ....-va ue. $200. M0-4196 days, '46-7852 TWIN O/B Elec. start. -~kl. 9070 home. 968-2647 stripe-$12S pr. Sofa $75. 644-46'4. All Above Gd. .. .-up John-14, seatc ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-===-'-'_:..;_ ____ , Steel s helvea. Mel\'I SM'S Oolf & Tennis Shop.I Cond. .~•.;.v.:;ea;;;. _______ 1 -.., 5 Beautiful 2-color mixed shoes & clothingi Go Sale! 2538 Newport, CM. loah. M hlif 9' 4, lots of extras. Musts WILL lease slip for 36' I ~ p u re bred s e t le r clubs & shoel'l. Oil Paint· ()pen 1days.642·5440 4 Mete I wood top exec' tt--lca• ••i::~ 20 to appreciate! 548-5462 or boat or sailer in ex. • h h d Fr desk 1 ood dsk ......-.. SSl-0182 change for sublease on , s ep er s, 8 wks. ee. inf~· Misc. 1651 lndus St. Membrshp Irvine Coast S49-~l 8~05 wk:Z. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• cit)' moorio&.6'2-9094 493-0189 55 8531 Country Club. $750 + • Scorpio w.1-.. UCSB t Male puppy free· to a:ood per Garare Sale n tran1fer. After S::.> pm. Oak & Walnut Exec.-Con· En1Jne-Fladios·~~ Beautiful boat slip 50' for "°""•" Hartn•ll home. e xtra cute s pr-junk. Everything im· 644·5244 . ference desk. Uke new. Fire SJStm·Phnb' OFFERS FOR SALE cruiser. Newport Bch. ,,875• 0,.,, \ inger and Lab.. 8 week.s agin11;bJe. loads of ex-Cost $800. $225 cash fer Ref freee!ll I 1 only. 1962 Schock 25'1 _642~·---·------old , h as had s hots. pensive clothes lik New u~bol . sofa_s and qulctsale.Steve551-05G rg. ~ F ·iberglass SloopaoGts.s~& , ~895, Jocli•• 49'7-2:655. new ;tids & wome ns. ebaln, all kinds, from wtdys. · BOAT RIGGER.needed wtcabln & head incl.1 Sid r-~ 9080 ~ I Flull Sat/Sun. 10.5 36B Genoa $t5to$95.5S7~176 Pits 1017 :f.':per: ln wMid alua booalumlnum...!!!ast..~I •••••••••••••..;..••••• • y gray striped tilt.en, Ln CM ~-..-.. .. ...a, a~",_ "-plumb. U......i-:....! m, anc._-, J!UllllSaJ , 14 , SKI ~ fem w /acceu. · · oN.l .. ~... o1 _... ••••••••••••••••• .. ••••• • 11111' -Ullg jib, spinnaker, apinnater BOAT Evlnrud4J: 5$2-827• Gara1e Sale·2 Washers, •44-6534 (7) Bab7 Parat~ $3.50 Yacht&.,S7S.-l393 J)Ole, paddles, stabd.ing & 80RP •/trtr .. GcL COIML ' refrii. table top dia· 2t yds Laventlel' shag each. , ioat bottom eJea.nLDg. naaolng rlg:ging, se~t _4_94_·S!lllO_;;_ ____ _ llarmell d"\ped thia elaSaic dress and 1;:PP!:; ~he~ miki b"!aaber, aewinl macb, dt_pes $lOOJdfer L5 ~ Calt~.s.om. Prof....,ioolll job. Call qaabJons, compaSs. u· Boston....._., ca'ller ou:tnt.TbewllllltBnelaa1idllbbigbinfront oldl6'7~me. wee slid e o ut table for ~n/yell abai SlO c-~~sis evt$Ml-l3ls1orappt. allilac. she ets, flares, consl cuat ~' IOHP _.. ftlr'W9 dowaward 111 lbl Mei.. --... is a · cemper. slow cooater. 7489 ...... -· -•....,.... ! •-...;a.. ~ boma and hand tools M ' nu- Ne:t. lipper. The fkted Jack« ~,.at &he Shepherd Mi.J:. female. 1 Miac household goods. .... ..... .-. Calll1"5-G3:23 ..,_., M_._. Min. Bid. 12.250. · g~rclank~ = la tr.t and ii fUU1 Uned.. Fabrtct: tt:nen, yur, lovtns. Call after 84S Victoria St, C.M. F'U RN, m aa_y m1Jt• Etfl!l,..,.t to.JO 9 only· Ki te Sailboats 67JO!l9Zo~l1'"7& ... .e. llJllt ant med.lum weiibt ...-., 71115. Draa 6pm, SM-6590. "2•9235. Item a, elothln1, ttc. A 0.....,. 1090 •••••:••••-•• .. •••••-a)10 av a I lable. For1-,_-...c.o.:.;..:.;:::..:.::;:...._ ~Jacket are cut lo Ml9lel st..10-11. stn: An)1.lmettMllJ3 (P'rl • '1·,~·~·••••••~··-•••• Nu 9 Sa&t motd and further information Aircraft .. ti lf1 reQlllrtl 21/17da.. ol 4.5" I.a~ fotl.bedreaa and Puppies, CocUpoof Call TdO RA. 4 1SE_1Funda for SaL •ft. t) ' l 1:1 LD'S • W•iehous,.e material.' Beat offer. ca~j (805) 961·• JAM: ••••~;;:., .. _ ........... . 1J1 )'dL for tbe Jacket. To onlec: MOd pattm:i aft e r 8pm, 558·8590, S oome •9m~! Pet • ~ It or-411f.Ot11. SP• Moa·Ftl llot t'fr ballocfa lltnlnar 9nlolo:b' ":o:~ ~=:-s.•· Price 71875, N0-3170, $38·1953. G~~~~' A~o~. ~t.St;; ~~·:it~· ~~~:1 .rr;~•I:;::.. Spintta, 9oeh. Pow1tr tMO SldpJack ?D, cuddy e._bl6. introdvce to the apart." .(lrti,,,L.1/.":;-pt;arua 2S' Poodle Puppie1. 3 malea. Sun. Women 's s ·ltxt• bite'. ~ JtJ~uslness. ••••••••••••••••••-•-ZlOHP, l /O.neweaovai, Sepl>'·Z5.-J7NS.fllt •t.i.u ""• •w.,. p eland a ~wu.Adorablo,need9dM fin al Everytbhi ..._.11-. , i ""ih 'b•J • Kawai ll'WOOD-,Oo:eann.. VHF radio. u2so .c_.-..s.t ildr""'ld ,....,..~ nu011r*!:oo bbrne.M7·411W. :oat•,: Ae.i~ fW'ft Foa 111 _. be.rsM , \eln~a,~1 B•ldw hlJJ.C. 100.llP na. utr. 548"731 ... ._ '1 tlZO ••••• • c:~ 1 • .. • Puppy • Lab I ce r . rm Eld~n. 631·1*. • Netri>ort e ae:C1:" Ttn0: let~""•· Yam~b n.400. *'~11 M~ Cabla cnilw, fully ••"•.......,,,.... ••••• • r,:1i. ••=~rt-=~< eek Sl>ePiGldo Rtvr Mix. 8 87t·5.Sat•Sun. Club. Mo~e otf1•. ~":ti'!s!.~-u• HATT.ERJ(S AAA etul~, OWlll!l-;'-.i.Camper ,Jl', Jach< ,.,.,.,1 ......,;..~ . .,,.._.• •• ·-~~· wl<s,lema\e,511-. Complote 'ntf .. ., ._. 1!2-"IT7or-Ui711Brooth-.G.G Loothl1 for Ibo bell .... • :!!l:!IHlt~~~,• ·~ ~~~·-..,.~"Y•i · ~ y 11 •·b 1 •-h 'nb, '"""· . w/tffm.a. to match au • ~,a ·--• °" -• <male, U ~ ... c air, c sltOUlr. ~ 20 1al Ila!! walff old ..Upri1\f o.lk xtrU lllcl Radar ADF "" Cobia l<trlr, '72 ohl' \I . .:::::;::~~~;=~~~~~~~~~~l::~~:;,~oey~•~a•~~r1~,'!"41'=::=~=·~=v=n~:i.~·~~~·s~.·=·r•=la=1=0=::.c=11::l~!!.~~·a""~-~ ... •~aa~•~/WlalWl.~~~AUJ.wt~1h~-~J11~••:o11~1n~.~~h~.JJwtr~.g;;.,~•~t~er~,~·~1=r.~Bi>~·=~:·:eq:·-:u1:i;.:·~:•"~·=:lllO=cr=:bes<:::!Jl'°g~~s~~~:~ng;~1u~""~A~~~1~:""""::;· ' -~ . --~-7-Sii 129Sar &my, n . T.M; .. OllJl -·-· • sm ... MGli. ~ I D I 0 • .. .. • .,.,. •72 Kawasaki '150, ~ •lnt cood. $800. or bestolfer. 862571 i • •• ' I .. - ' I • - ·BEAT INFLATION AT MAR9UIS M~TORS LEASE: TOYOTA COllOUA SBIAH IJlilial entry caot: $1116.98 36 month (oel) at $68.49 plut tu. Cap cost: $.'D25.00;_ ResJdual: $'1.5-11 25 TOLVO I ME SBIAH lnit.ial entry cost.: $431.58 a mouth (oell at $173.39 plus tu Cap caol: $8m.OO; R<fldual: $4SOO.OO We Offtr F«" Tes C:.tad1n~e: *Opie or Clow! W La-• wlllo 12 to 41 M°""" Ten.. •F..11 .......... --_ ... ..u.w. ' ..... ~I •s.-1111..,.•..._...,,.ss • A 'C..rl1t' Set vb Dlf&lazal • .......-.tta.·oroflbCorAl!aAon · Let U1 full1 np\ain to JGll l'..e detaill Ob your trwPGrtaUon•eedl thrr'.O •en•q. -C.o.tcll..._..A ... ,.._llk:wL NEW7S 710 5 DOOR WAGON ...... Bodysldemldgs ondQra>ats & mor9 (NO. 1"497) S3788 NEW 75 Ul HUSlUR . TRllCIC SPECIAU Comple(efy Factory equipped (no.1•13) Reg. S3685 s323s I ntlS WEEK'S SPKIAL: DEM0-75 610 2 DR. HARDTOP Auto. trans., AM/FM, under coat ( B 1262) s4295 UD NEW 75 710 2 DR. SEO. 4-R&H.side- undenllll & more. (No. 1350) s3359 located Vicinity of Jamboree·. & MacArthur Ads. . , ;·, · 5UPE~. .SED~G\R. ·SPECIALS ,., .... , 197JOLDS lt7ln1UMPH 71 FORD 'I• TOM . 196STW GT·6 TNll -~lb MW: """I.._ ...... """'°' U-, -· ......... Ill-.~ 17111Mr. l•• -"* 111119 -,_ 91"1 loolo9 Iii<• t10 ~ 9QO.l!jl,. dull lllH TNI l""9 OUCI -•"" -IQ ...... ..., C!UI. ""'" lfWll;., ,,_ ,..,. wllh 4 _. 1•1 .... , ,,,.. 1~~XLT~~ -· ................ ,.,;o. ,. ••• ~~--I.Iva. _..,_ AlllHM ndoo.. ~ c•mper •"•"· •II" buttbl• ---.... '**" ........ till ·-· ....... ....., rlldi.t llrM -"II 2'0,000 -~. _, •I.I• llre1 •l'IO ' --_ __,,, -'"9g&, tit<:. t IMHtU s995 s2495 s4195 s3195 1'74 Y.W. 1'73 FIAT lt70DATSUM lt7JSAAI . ._...,."_._...,..,.. 170WAG. · ttl.E ' Dr. &Me"· Boof ..... 129 ..... Q:re,, .................. ..... -cul. SP9Clll lie ..-c. ouf .... l•.000 Ml. • IOM'd -"" -· ... "lftyt IMoc:llet ~ .... ,.,.....,.,.., . ...., """""' ~ ... """"' ...... ~ ... ¥'"YI~., ..... -...,...,.. ...,_ .. _,,.,_ ~,......--. ...... 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UK&rnl.l,IVIGhiiti, CONNELL 'T1 JllARK Jn. 1la1tr 1 " ..,.1,,m '89 vw Gd ---•Iii l owner, $1000.· m. flamour mmtlfc ex.. 1ttcm.• A r, .P•'ilt'• '-• r-· •7511.2 Buses · · ~N ""· ..... _ _ • 1er1or•ble•k-..,. T11JC•s . ~-· 74 Reat. Must Miil. 131·3082 · terior. AMff'M .c.ereo. WI .-..... Toyotas & Campers &M .. 8237. •dill•• .. CO.pe 0. CHEVROLET power wlaclowi', -.. -. H-•CAH . '68.POWllAC ' 73 IUS ..,. SQUAREHAC>< Very ~~.t.~~l.16;, 'II~ :n SALESASERYIOE l!:~'•r"" ....... r~.~ :t.1r:. , -==~ . FIROllO> CPl' Here 7 Passenxer, aunroof. ~~eri:in;a~·0:![t1i2~':: "' . 2121 H.-..ltYd. Thi' W~•lt dN.J-, P/1. »Jdile~ Coilall•• I eylhder ... A11top1Klc N 339·JEV -'71 C'DI'' •c. COSTAW~ (1199CFO) J-&b I lllMO.IMINJA). ~-· ~-··~ , ..... mluloa, JIOW•• .: OW '71 IUS -_,.. Llncoln·M•tt\U"f, ZUI _ .......... ~.._.. lt.eeriAl.-PoH" ......_ :· Como in 7 p.,,.n1er. air cond. '56 Ksrmann Gh;a. '10 SEDAM•VIUI! 546°1200 Harbor Bhd., C.M. aru Soll T• Fonl Vea, l:."'::rt eqalp.-t a.-. Rodlo. t1 .. W. .llae• ~ 001411 t!flgine, '65 traRB, xlnt VtnyJ roof, leather in-540-.5639 > .. ' •500 mJ, .Ute a,. a.Int ' UeeN6N'o. 'fOl9tL,, .. ~ Test Drive '69 Pop Top runnlng<ond.960-3306. terlo•. lull power, I•<-•NU 75 •70 MAIUllll ~ 'i:et~~t:.•~ 'U OLDS 042 C......C. 4 · • $1 ·418 ' ~: Today f;2mru5111-HEw Gd.~':n~~TBACK$800. :;;1;~;:~~rE?1 ~~MT/.~.~~ ~~!Yn:!·~.to':fe= :t:1!t11.~l~e: '=: ::..*fl'· orolf•. Pb,:~· .' 1 .. ~.J-' ~ Buy 7 Pa1senger. Sharp! 536-1216 lrol.etc. t<t9JE1.G) No.•59491/S102 vinyl roof, ltat1}er ln· .-..C ...._ H57 • Lfll11I ; or ~-~~IS 67.VWBuK,reblteng.new .$2595 •MU?S terlor1 dual corufor '1J1LTDi(:ntry Sqalr•-••••.,_•_ ........... ~ '• t r• lean. -CH"VR~-oeats.1ullpower.f1ctory Wa100 •m/fm atereo '7•P""""~~·-~ Nl4110 ~ lease 7 Passenger. Extra ll'es, \le" c .....,.... 1:;; ..,.,.., air conditioning. tilt R. rack.t.dr---....,eno.i; ao.c1ld-;1.r-;;J.~4. Ul:Y ~ clean.tl15·CJL · • 83W8l9 STATIOMWAGOM' steering wheel,. stereo, w /brn ine,. Sll.000 mi. spd IP!.._ ..-an• 1966~.CJ8,6'6tld3 IJ~ l • •71,opTop VWRare7~traosport Loaded! Ye .. r-End etc. ~ ~ MMIW7 • ...,...._........ 1 " f.GJl WJ1A Lomiles,sharp.28().IUV Van. 1959with1963 Eng. Close-Out Cednlac:Tt tr Mi Plato R.anaW. tDOO l'tft~ fAprtt..auto, ~ · '72 Pop Top New paint. Cl<. $1400 or OMy $4199ar7 SAVE "12Gala~leSGOl&4psml. OC ••114 -'2;080. ' air, alnt eMd: /'fll· -~ TOYOTA LIKF.NEW.1184·BJE orrei.<92·4795 71 Cou de vm 1 _ No.415619/5673 :f'.'ll:a;:."' eep. Bat lld-T« ' _ fer~eftSPIL . •10 VW vw ·12 Pop Top Camper mac. t;ver/blk eYln~. •'75 DEMO Ml!lliJSI '74SQUIR£ PlntoWQOD.. Pick·Up . Cle.an: lots ol xlnt cond. $3,785. ManY stereo Crui5e control. CHIVY IMPALA 'SI LTD ~ •• 11'.an. air Mosl.nll im.med.. 4 spd,tno•ltrlllr.. "·"JO I· :1966 Hod:>or. C ,A 646 9101 ~. ""THINK .. TOYOTA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER h>r A...._ D~al cotrjlo space. UtUe cu. xtras. 846-4106 Leather int. $2, 700. SPORT COUPE 2"' l'IW cond, tuU pwr,19,000mL Jdw arlle1, ltll:e Dew. •••••••••?•••··~·· 94198F. _ 64Z.IW48. • Loaded! Low miles Cwt9 -.. $500. • SZ185 .. tn-IOl'f8undaY. 'DIUNDERBUU> .. 0.- GARDEN WEST VW ! Hlo: Ii· \\ ot ]11·." lo 1\11•1 7••~' \\ <"ln"n"'''' Hl"1 '68 VW Sunroof , . , ly 35,000 miles. a'beOlui:e· SS30 673_3910 &i Sedan de V!lle. Ry $479t ,74 M rlr IV e11ery con \8A7 Cortrna D lu Cpe '12: PINTO ~anding ly -sbowroom fresh I 1-==------===:1 good, nds paint. $250. No.171417/5151 I i,1 ! Incl · . uto, ru.11.4 O'Ul n8ed coad. 2000ee, RJll. auto.-Artesian bromew/.white '71 SUPER Beetle, sun· 645-1937 after 5. *HU 75 :,C~ o:e:P!°'1eta.Jnc· = ~~work. $485 /ofr. Sl,VOO. Bill: 133-3798 vinyl roof, eyery COD• ~~:~~~~n;~~: ~rra:~: '13. -CDV, sharp, loaded ·CHEVBU w / bl,ue top, wht lnl, mag · 'f2vlAGON,fspci, celvable .ektr• + IWI• Sl.JSO. Firm. 640-00'19 & with extras. 54395 <H' be$ MALllU COUPE whJs. SMOO. 675-71B6. '69 Ford LTD 9 pass. abarp. Sl.950. ~eek! F.(rJ.~ '°,~.V-~ •BAJABUG • 540·8760 olrer.P.P.838-0259 Loaded!C)iQse-Out l9'7f,MARK1V,ev-con· Wa1on. Air. FM radio. 5&-9074 .... r..:.. i.t...,.~~l.:Ul.P- Unfini!ihed.&WO.or O(lly$3999 ceivable extrau;c{udino stl l°adial tires, etc., & ~ n\NUt"'ftlerrury, qffer. 645.7m 66 vw MOO '73 Convertible, loaded, No. •S43'l/54.\l roof wheels d-997,ftBl. 'lJ c 1t.m. H&.chbk. Ak. 262e11atbor Blvd., C.11., \\1· ... t:n:n,.,t1·r -t1:1 !.\,'>I . MustSell! $0000.ororrer,orT.O.P. *"'U'7S sun •1~ag • e-. euto,.dlst brks, xmi. 54l)-.5&10 , 73 vw van with camping 673.6226 &675-2109 Muatselll 496-BMO " ep meta 1c ~I~ w/dark '72 Maverick VB, lo mi, MU1teeU.846-95J8. 4--------1 equipment. Bed. Ice box , p MONZA blue top, white mt. $8400. 1porty,, econornJcal, by · ?O T·•ID . Toyota ::;tation Wagon. \\llr. etc. Insulated & Volvo 9772 '1•,COU E De Ville, 32 MPCi tfway! 640.m77 owner$2000.B&M932. ...,....... 9'60 Un~tlevable '°'4' ll'!llet, oo. $950. paneled. $38.$0. 646-1823. ,,, ............... h••••• :-;~x~::~·. $;,:.. ~ Joy to Drive! ClOBe-Out orvette 9932 MOYft'lck 9947 •,••••••••••••••-••••• ·:n1 ,:3[!0~~mc:.: I 001 1 6 G. lhd. r~..-c.n.., S11·~4t>4 I, .· · Cull846.s291 .72 Camper Westphalia. ORANGE COUNTY ofr. 831·1734 or Iv. 011ty SJ799 ••••••••••••••-·•••••• •••/•••••~••••••••••••• ATLAS matclsiD& interior~ F'Ull '7' Jl:i ·l~ux camper & xJntcond. Fmtape.l\tusl VOLVO message.631.-4182 No,242364/5665 •TOPCA.SH! 1 · "10 vinyl top,·new paint, power. power wiDdows. :r::ck. H.IH. full crptng, sell. $3500. 673-8716 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO .74 ELDORADO lo m•· HOWARD For Corvettes arid other tire!!. SI'4JO. &IZ-7298&aR ,..~ ..... ,ft;{;""°""' factory air condiUoning, L Iv I De I used ,cars & tru.ek,s! 6/w•nd•'"~'-M•~. ,.. tilt steering wheel. aw shades. 557-'1369. '.1rges o vo a ,er xlnt. cond. New tires 1·• ,........,..--. _,, Open ally & n 'til 10 1:2:,555. "71 YW Super lug in Orange County. brake1 963·4193 Chevrolet llOWARD Chevrolet, I , ' P.M . power door lodm, etc. __,~-------14 cylinder. 4·speed. Stick. BUY or LEAS£ . Dove&Quai!St. Dove&. Quail S:!-'· Near Ml,ICWJJ •t50 2821Harbor81.vd. One of ,a tind.~cadillac ..:: shi ft . Radio. heater. DIRECT Coma-9917 Jamboree, Bnstol, •••••••••••••••••••••••• tradein'llOSA'"l i T ..... Newport Beach MacArthur. Newport '71 M"'""cu~Y Colony Costa.Mesa · · ~ ,74 OYOTA 5~:':.":n~~S::v'!'allthc ~···~~[~-f·~,I~~ ....... ;;·;~;;~;~...... 833°0555 Bcach."?-0$$.5 • Park:lrllon:;....,Only 546-1934 SA.¥.£" C ELICA GT papers on this on ' 31,000 miles, this W8il0n · il~~~~~!;iiji;iiJ _ e. • • RALLYESPORT '70 CHEVY-Automatic. '64 VET TE, NEW has ll all! Air eoadlUon· 11t12 Plymouth Satellite - !'I-speed. Fat'lory :.ur con· ~1 488 AFTER 6, 615-e226 pwr. steering, radio & ENGINE & PAINT. ing, power wi,ndoWs, roof 5'bring. llint cond. gd ditioning. Ar.11 t-r.1 radio. -I J 2025 S Manchester *.,U ,75 _ heater. (016ADN). sm9. 642·9396. Paul rack, etc. Unbelievable mll. beitoffer.&&2-M&l. Heoter. Li cense no. ,... 64" "'7 DI LOW onl 124LGR . Anaheim 750-2011 ~ '-Coogar 99.JJ price of y $2995 1!71Crlcket,loml .:~ ~!~f. CAMARO ·ss Chevy Sta. Wag. 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <71H~C). Johnson & .-lntcond. $14.50. Ria . $3 676L'i'l1J' t '75 Volvos 'LilSweeltooart! Pass.x1n1eonc1.Lom1·,_ '67 COUGAR ~k~:~·m~~cc~ .. .,.... ~.t·ll4nl;,l''*-lea""" 1 1 l 111'k11c"h1 \'. Only$4199-or7 New brakes, water 54f).S630 mterior._auxtras.$1500. U.UW 8465210 '12MERCURYM . 1967, xln\ cond, $650.>---------- S ·Deanl•11.:1 '7Hunt.4VW..,h4.·12WA .. G,.OH_ Buy Or Lease No.607231/5540 pump, rad;ator. $750. HARDTOP DoOr l'lymouth Fury 644-21121 .. HOWARD --AutomaU~ iraninlisslon. · . arqws 642--0964 T-BIRD '64, soruce, must A. ndltl . P Brougham. TIUs one is l b 1· ' E TOYOTA 4 cylin~er : Automa~ic larg•st Selection '83 CHEV Impala 4 dr., •r co o~ ower roaded with au the ex· '68 VALIANT clea •ee 0 e teve. very . transm1s s1on. Radio. Of Chevrolet !2'7eng.$350oroffer.Ph: steering. License No. tras; AM/FM stereo, paint, gd c~ WOO~ xtra.640.5308 • ::. 1 9 66 Hcrrbor; c M _646 930j ~~t\Z~·. License No . USED Dove & Quail St. 96f-8347 TQN2G5• factory air conditioning, best off er. Wknd-a· Yego 9914 Low low miles. Very NewportBeaeh '75 MONTE Carlo, all ex· ('1176 power d?Or ~ks, rich 8'7·~1 ••••••••••••••••••• .. '•• clcun cor. VOL VOS 833-0555 tras, lake trode. ., I . leath.er inlenor, power . • •"'U 75 I 536-9887 eJ l • steenng, power brakes, 69,P1ym4dr,fullpower& ,... ·~~~~ .. , ......... !?!~ $3,688 n Cht•rolet 9920 . ltlllll fllrtA cruise control. $AVE! air. Sharp, runs perf. VEGA ORANGE COUNTY ~·•••••••••••••.••••••,•• '72 Monte Car lo. 327 ~,•. UUI. <~lKEK) Johnson &Son $675. 63l-2384 . G>as Saiert • 1974 TR 6 CHOICE OF 30 69 Chevelle Malibu or 7 engine. Power air. Show ·:.i.'t: Ltncoln·Mercury, 2628 ontf l ROADSTER VolvoDlrSncc'56 Monte .Carlo and 2 C cond;l;on.$25!>;.848"340 ·• "I'-VOLVO Harbor Blvd. C.M. ac 9965 On~$. 29·99 ,_ Radios. 645-0874 DLR. ' ., .... ""'"'". ' ' ••••••••.-••••••••••••• . . 4 speed. radio & truck I:~ -··-~1~·· ~~ No 11885/~3 rack. (227KYW).&•::&119 l 1966 Horbcr CM. 6&6 9303 6D Pontiac GTO, 4 s(>4, • ..,..., .•. • $5495 I u l!eao"l:"l v . '7 3 CHEVY •73 Chev Caprice Classk 4 .....w. 9935 '68 MERCURY m•1•. fast, clean, $11$5. HO ARD Hunt. Heh . 842·«35 CA dr, all pwr eqpmt, door ... __,.. C:OUGAR SU,.2'188 Che.' -,,,;:... ' . DON IURMS PRICE locks, A IC, Cruise Cont, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Vl"Ulet ' PORSCHE '•UDI "68 VWIUG AM /FM stereo. Very 74 DODGIDART V . 8 .. A~ t 0 mat i c '1$' Pontiac Ventura. Do •-"'··'!St '< 1""' 4 r d • d COUPE I I cond transm1~1.10~. Factory CUstom, air, auto. ta)() '(e•"fWLI . .,. 363 1 H-GG cy 10 er. ·5pee . cean. x nt . $2145. SWINGER air co.nditiorung. Po,wer mLP.P.$3775_ .. ru:-...o NeWportBeach :-· t • • Radio, heater. License v 8 •A · 830 9363 (5 6pml A ._..._._ 636 .. 2333 No WSA22S t · · . ~ t O ';; a1t 1 c . · t1m1 oill Vne .. w! Only 7100 steering. License No. • .: IJJ.0555 ;......~:..:.:'..::'.:::::'..'.:..,..--\ Co.mpleteiy reeondi-a.. ~ans~1~s.10~. .aC' ory iO Sta. Wgn. small V..S, m es, .. , automat~c .VCT438. '73 'GRAND Prix. a1r, -tloned.Justlikenew• 74 . Volvo 101E, amlfm, air. cond1t1orung. Powe Aff PIS Air w tires lransm1ss1on, factory air $9S5 pwr, new rad. tires. Toti 1974 Veta aatehback· . air, met. blue, good gas steerin!J. Power. win· & .;1 t sizoo :.::3644 con~itioning, power ~ -cond. Take over tu mo. 21,000 mt. Xln~ · ~1 488 mileage. Asking $M9S. dows. Vinyl rool. Lice P n · · sleenng, power brakes, ... prmts; 673·4618 $2SOO. IU5-605'78ftl .f , 892-897la(t6 No. 824KYP. 70 Impala Cust Cpe, auto stereo~ all the extra~ on .LA.Nitilt' • -=°"'===-----! $3176 3SO v.a, air, p /s, '890. this hke new Cadillac ~ ..._,Mew 9IOO Ai.tos.tt,w' t19< 1915 VOLVO 164E, sun· . 1 Goodcond968·1805. trade·ln! (145KBQ) • :•••••••••••••••••••••• •t•"•••-•4;•••••••••••• roof, ro1 l•rP9· AM /l'M l . SAVE 13600Be hBl d 8 track~ al avail xtras, •. ftlllll ,,n: I '74 Caprice Estate Wgn . ac v 5 9 0 0 m l 1 es . Kell tUt¥1' UUIO Loaded, absolutely im· Westminste( 1 j Carpenter weekdays mac. $4190 /bst ofr. 636-2500or892-6651 Hurbour V.W. r. : : • ' Hunt. Heh. 835-3001, eve & weekends VOLVO 644 -8317 . • • lang 9952' SPlTFJRE 30MPO, 1111, cherry cond. .... ~ '67 VW FASTBACK 644 5474 4 Cyllnd 4 peed F ..:.:c:·.::.:.:..:..---~--1 '68 IMPALA V8, auto, air, er. ·S · ac· 196b Horbor.CM.6469303 AM /FM. xlnt. cond. '67 Mustang "6". Xlnt tory air conditioning. VOLVO d $875 Rill. A Radio, heater. License 7 3 y $700 /ofr. 847-0446 con · · uto. ' EGA Pr/Ply.644-4700 ~~~TPYiJCn9:6Runs good. WA.G0111:...1 Chryst..-9925 1966 Dodge Coronet. '65 Shelby Mus• ....... Gd S'AL£ 1"1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 cyl. slick, $250. I cond. Trade for';O'i.o "12 (088 Automatic transmission. '72 CHIYSLEI 495-te4 Ford Pickup. 64.5-39'13 II: "" All t!ara In out Atock Factory atr t'ODditioning. NEWPORT 547 3708 priced "Bl below increase Radio. Healer. License '85 Dodge. 6 cylinder auto. I-'-'--. '--'-'-'·------l ofA11•ust2Sth. No.687EJU. CUSTOM Excellent transport.at.ion 66 MUSTANG V8 ~ "'6 Automatic transmission. $499.848-8340DLR. · · • • : '72 VW BUG 66 ~1 776 Faelory a;r conditioo;ng. aufoff!alte, rad;o kpwr . 9770 Harbour V. W. • cylind e r . Radio , · .J I Power steering, power '12Coltwagon.lowmi,air steering. Needs work. "aler. L;<ense._cc",..=·.:."'::.•c.· __ .:.":::'..:-4<.lS=I TO CHOOSE GliJ)f.GJllfllrtA' windows. AM /FM cond. $199S. 23 mpg, (SBM835).$599. 666FTF i-stereo, radio. Heater. auto. P.P. 493-5450 646-444? o. '70YW gs, radial tires. Like . • • . :rutewall Ures. License Ford 9940 '68 2+2, 289 2 barrel, Atr. • :r:~~1;:,~;~io:.u~~d~~ FROM :, ~ TOYOTA o9S4GNI. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fac. cbrm whls, c~& ; .:: $2,188 heater. License No. d te.wu• ,,...., .. CM,; • $2,495 '7•1PFORDVCourill ·er P .U. sbarp.$1350;9f10."3611 1 ••• · 412A.OX. 1 Mii .... r. · .... 6 9303 w erns ~ ~Y ~amper '68 M'Ustang 289, xlnt ~:r:PJ!iellye:e~~~:i: '-"~ '55 Chev Bel Aire 4 dr. 1¥ .. 'AWi. ?JLI ~.ZU~~;ttireS.$?B50. g:1-g.:.fer°:~-~~ uoned. VOLVO Eng. 9SOO m;•s. l\Unt ~-__ cond. $600/bstofr. Granada 075, 2 dr., 8cyl., ,69 M t J; tb • I $1 588 821·9594 136<MfBeach Blvd pwr. 81. 5000 mi. Save us ~qg as ~c .... ilunl. Bch. V , , • 1966 Hnrbor C.M. 646 9303 Westminster $950 -$3950 Eve6*8668 Automatic tr rnisSiOD. M2·443S Autos. Used i3 Monte Carlo, landau. g36·2500orR92-6651 · Low miles. $1,398/dfer. •cs VW BUG·4 speed, ••••••••••••••••••••••• M~ny extras. $3.3001ofr. Runabout 2000, 4 848-8340. DLR. ! ,J:g~ith~~~i~e~(~~t Gmeral 9901 Pnvateparty.557-3196. 1::g~n~r~;~:O Tm~c!: &ft· radio, $1700. '68 MUSTANG." orig. •••••••••••••-••••••••73NOVAr23,000auto,P/s, Xlnt Cond. All possible owner, good transpol'ta.· :'lr.4447 Dir ll:unl. lkh. 842·4435 WrishSlto4bOOuyogroodl USCacalrl ~ 4V93.T7o332p, like new, xtras, $1200. Pvt. Pty. 68GALAXY500,2Dr. tiorr.c~. $650.6T.J.«\78 · or css. -· · 548·7388 5800 675•47n Okla-. oobll 9955 1!d~;'t:e!~r~A4ru~~~~i 1:;~0~wL:. 'Mf.8·M~:~: :-c2:t:l5· 9905 '57 c:e$1v~.5' Dr vs, needs 65 Chrysler, good, depen-"71 COUNTRY Sq. 9 pass. •••••V.••:•-.. ••-:-•• t$16KXV).$599. tires mint cond wot · · dable & comfortable, f'J)J.y equif.'t..lllnt CODd. "Z30JdsCutlas19J~ "6-4447 Dir. 5'6-9633 · · :•••••••••••••••••••••• 492·9596 $395. 962·3'89 S1,995oro r. 962-6292 2 ch HT, 350.,a.:vs. auto, . 72 .C>JtEMLIN X, xtra, pa, pb, A/C, amtrm ...,...LeaSiltCJ 9580 Aldo Leall'"J 9510 clea..,. air, auto, PIS, 6 66 Impala 327, ps, pb, air '65 COR'! AIR, ~ir. auto, '15 .GalaJtie 500 XL. 65,000 stereo. Metallic brown ·••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cyl, low mil many xtras. cond .• nu pt, xlnt cood. 54,000 m1, new tU"eS. $996. ong. miles, A(f, pwrstr. w/vinyl t.op, mag wbls. $2150. or o rer. Prl. ply. $745. 557·1184 4.99-4Q81 · .$235. '960-2754 xlntcond. 968-490S . : : . Horbour V.W. . : : ' 644-8t07 Mew taoo Aii1oa, Mow tlOO......, Mow 9100 Aiil.ia.Hew tlOO NEW •75 AMC·P~CER 53896 Economk:tleqtl.-eilil!M. ._;,,,~. i: tax & nc.J ::LEASING? '65 RAllBLER·6 cyL. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••--.. •-••••••-••-•••••• _g::~~11~·~1t~:: ALL ·REMAl•IN8 1975 ..... •• 'I f .:.~ .. ' '.f•,: ' 1975 MARK. IY 1213n_ •• ..._._OILC..tie.111..Cll•Mm.~--M.la.--·-···---IN'" 1975 MONAROt '92''- ' ••··----=• .. OLO.Wt'llL.O.,.._i-. ----·--...... _flOl;tl . . 197580~T 19411_ ··---·-on.:=.,. .... -. ....... ~ ........ , .... --"···---Ql • . I r • I • cond •. P IS, casseite. '73 tremHn. Auto, "air CHDltOLEIS · $2300. 495-0659evenlnp. ~~ .••••••••••.• !!.'.! ON SALE TO CLEA' .R BY.owner '88 Buick Blee-~ ka, 4 dr, all elec. $700. 64-4·5706 '68 1$uick EJec. Good'µre& .k int. On~~· Needs minor eng. rep'ti.r. -~. 1960 BUICK, transport&· tion ca.r, $1.SO. firm! -' LOW ~dee.I IUOWT ar. 19'11 .Buick Rivie~ !I! .isrt coed. BM 1585 '71 SKYLARK I' ill. P , Atc1 &Int. ~oOd.."U ml. $1,7iJ.~ • c...... ' ttll .,.: ............ _.. ....... . \ ' l . ' •IMPALAS •.WAGONS• CHEVELLES ·'.NQvAS . •MONZA 2 + 2~s • MONTE CARLOS . • CAMAROS • VEGAS• MONZA TOWN-COUPES ' I ;' • . . ~' 165 IN . SJl(f(f: ( 14MUSTAHGJI Auto. trans.. radio, Je34t.AGJ ':74.AM<!GREMUN .. $1595 • <cyl., llcitory • .ir. --ng, -· (W3AYVJ • •. • • 74 AMC MATADOR 2 DO'oit. Sil995 V-8. euft>. tren ... factorr eJr. ~ Sii lr'n.-..g. ~k>. (219l.t>Hl . 70 AMC .IAVf!Ut ~ .. · Sf 995 V.e, tUtO. •tNnl,,1!!!';!""' "e!r, PoWtr Ill I '"111.-. (41"1!"9 1."' ~ ' IRVINE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 7 • SEf'TEMBER 13 * * * * * * * * * * * * AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee, Inc. 1234 S. Main St., Santo Ano 547-58 26 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St.. Santo Ano 835-3 171 Saddleback BMW 28402 Morgverite Pc:rlway Mission Viejo 831 -2040 495-4949 BUICK Phillips Buick, Pontiac ·&Opel, Inc. 24888 Aricia Parkway Laguna Hills 837-2400 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2YXJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa S-.0-9100 CHEVROLET CQnnell Chevrolet 2828 Ha rbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 546-1200 Roger Miller Chevrolet cm S. Coast Hwy. 350 Broadway Laguna Beach 494-1131 5-46-9967 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd.. Huntington Beach 842-7781 Newport Datsun 888 Dove St. Nea MacArthur & ..lombaee Newport Beach 833-1300 •«·>3·• Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd.. Westminster 636-40 I 0 U!t!i University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beoch Blvd .. Huntingt on Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin. Santo Ano 547-0511 THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7. 117! OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Meso 54b-8017 ~ PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/ Audi 1363 1 Harbor Blvd. Gorden Grove 636-2333 Chick Iverson . Inc. 445 E. Coast Hw y. Newport Beach 673-0900 TOYOTA Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 Sill Maxey Toyota 18881 Be ach Blvd .. Hu ntington Beach 847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN Don Burns Volkswagen ; 13 731 Harbor Blvd., Gorden Grove 534-4 100 VOLVO Dean Lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 J I (" 6:1 7:1 7: 7" .. 7:• 1:1 I: 0 , 9: 10: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7 ·: (, f" 'J I r ~ 1 , <*> lllClk:ltes an Advtltisem1nt. 6:00 Bible Answen/Chriatophers 7:00 U.S. of Atchle 6 Libert, Temple Churdl Peopfe's Forum Jabberwocky Cil This Is the life Warren Roberts 7:15 W'lth This Rina 7:30 Har1em ;iobetrotters Voiu of Aariculture Mormon Tlbernade Choir 6 Ult11 Man 8 Wal!y'1 Workshop Voice of Victory lnaiaht W•nderama Sheklnah Fellowship Cl) Rea Humbard 7:45 (I) Sacred Heart 8:00 Dusty's Treehouae 3 Hiahway to Heaven • Speakin1 With Your ttancb Ru Humbard Thunderbirds let There Be li&ht Make Room for Daddy O @ CI)@ Jerry Falwell Johnny Barton Show (j)) Town Hau Meetlna lamp Unto My Feet (I) Day of Discovery Josie & the Pussycats Jimmy Swaaart Show It Is Written Meetina Time at Cal~ry tH @ Kathryn Kuhlman : (i)) Fabulous Kem County look Up & Live @ ® Ru Humbird GO! (~ (j)) Day of Discovery Campus Profile I Believe In Mirades ~ 00 Oral Roberb S~klna With Your Hands m IS IS YOUR BIBLE * "Paradise Restored'' Mr. Maurice Stewart m The Chrtstadelphllns (ft) Cl) U.S. of Atchie 9:30 Camera Three Serendipity (~ Cl)) Jimmy Swauart Show Third Century USA TV 8 looks at learnin1 Amazin& Prophecies O Oral Roberts Gospel Hour 1 ~ Hartem Globebotten 6 First Baptist Church · usict y Palabras 10:00 f) Steps to leamln1 (I) Accion de la Comunidad/Una Familia Sana • The Christephers l1gJ Hour of Power Real Estate Open House Domln10 lntematfonal Hour • Herald of Truth (I) Camera Three Sunday Celebration ( Cl)) Comedy Classics • Esta £s la Vida THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 10:30 f) Movie: "Tarun l tht Slave &Irr ' Y (adv) ·so -Le.A Buker. VanesSI /' Brown. Clla11tna1 ~ Sermon (129, CIJ) rn m Devlin Fifth for TodaJ Dod&n Du1out/W1rm·Up Church Vision (I) F1e11 die Nation Cl) lftSifht • '•ntalla Dominic.II 1 i:OO I Arricvtturt USA Rt1 Humbird 6 Home Buyer's Gulde (Qj CIJ) Cil aJ These Ate the Days ' i NFl Action f Troop San Dle10 Htppenln1 Doc11er Baseball Los Anaeln Dodgers vs. Atlanta Braves. I Church 111 the Home Ci) Mr. Chips @ Jolie l tM Puuycata first Baptist Church 11:30 @ (1) (I) U.S. Open Tennis NFL Action (5 (}))Cl) aJ Make A Wish Gloria Grey's Pet Haven Meet the Press @ GO! • Faith for Today Af Tl l?NOON 12:00 i Campus Profile · m Meet the Prus Movie: (C) "Sierra Baron" (wes) '58-Brian Keith. Rick Jason. • @Movie: "Cirts in Prison" (dra) '56-Joan Taylor. Richard Denning. fJHud·On O Movie: "The ,eaceinakar" (wes) '56-J11mes Mitchell. ~Name of tile Game Shekinah fellowship @ Movie: "Mama1e on the Rocks" I I Micfeast Analysis (j)) Film Feature lnsi1ht 1 :00 (I) Charisma O At Ont With , • . "Benjamin Franklin" m luues & Answers The Three Stoo1es U.S. Farm Report ( Ci)) Consumer's Wortd · Public Service • U.S. Navy 1:00 3 Travel Film Movie: "A Certain Smile" (dra) '58-Rossano Braui. Joan Fonlaine. Ameriun/lsraeli TV Hour Jim Thomas Outdoors ( Cl)) Travelure • Christopher Ctose-Up Humanist Alternative 1:30 (~ (j)) Issues & Answers The Nattve American Gene Autry Theatre 6 Combat • Movie: (C) "Neptune's Dau1h· ter" (rom) '49-Esther Williams. (.@) lnslaht on Rell1ion I ~:~~=~~~ lreehouse Club Film Features 2:00 Freedom of the Press Part II ~ @llO) m 1975 World Se· rles of Golf 1J Movie: (C) "Destroy All Planets'' (sci·fi) '69-All·Japanese cast m Dealer's Choice ntE FAMILY HOLVAK -Glenn ford •nd Julie Hurls with youne· steB Elizabeth Cheshire •nd Lance Kerwin m•ke up The 'F•mlty Holnk which premieres on NBC, Sund•y •t 7:30 PM. The series revolves .,.ound the lives of Rev. Tom Holvak (ford), a Southern rur•I preuher during the 1930's, and his f•mlly. (This preempts The Wonderful World of Disney on this date only.) Subsequent Holvak segments will colorust Sund•ys, 8-9PM. * * * "THI SMALL CAR EXPIRTs"· FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS PllSO!fALIZID UASING -ALL MAKES & MODELS j llllE SELEC110N 01 USED CARS ' 842-7781 540-0442 Servinf} _A// Beac/, (~·fi eJ 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH Page 3 [ II l>lotk C.ut~r. •bo da" u RoblD Hood Jn tbt ntw Mtl Brooks com· f d)' U fiH, and bb wlft, actrtta Bart>ant Stuu1, •I homt. Away from the '~' llf When Thing-. Were Kollen, 'erie' 'tar D ick Gautier Jolf, ht' Robin Hood pcr,,1n..i and relaxe, tn his North H1)ll\ wood hnme ~ur rounllcd by ht~ fam1h Jnd the ohic:t~ J'art he c reate' lo add ful· fillment to an abundant!\ m:h It f e Dick's new co med} \erie~. created h} Mel Brook\, pre- mieres on ABC, Wcdne,da\ at XPM An an "t who creates tn mul 11plc media, Dick\ nil paintings of C harlc'i Chaplin, Hu,ter Kea· ton Ed w, nn, and WC. F1ehh retl~ct an · allmirat1on akin to idolatry of the great comedian11 The p1c turc'i otcUp) a prominent place in the l1v1ng room Dick. who 1s married to ac- tre'i~ Barhara Stuan ... hares h is 1nterc'1 in art w11h his a11ract1ve wife, who allm11s to being awell by the v1rtuo\lty of her talented hushand. "Dick." 'ihe \a)s. "can do ever) thing -like paint, act, wnte \Crtpls, compose muc;1c, rattle off stones 1n four lan- guage-;, anll play the piano It\ enough 10 give a wife a lifelong 1nfcnor1ty complex" Randy, the actor\ 16-year-old son by a former marriage. helps his dad in 1hcir home wMk<,hop, where 1hc1r most recent jornt project was a scaled-down home complele with ha nd-crafted peo- ple. furniture, a piano and even a commode. Rug, the family poo<lle, is one of his master's most demonstra- tive admirers an<l goes ahsolu1ely ape (or dog) over the Z -type train-; and miniature track-; de- signed by Dick to fit into a re- cessed coffee table in the den A glass top protect., the tableau Crom dust and the poodle. Page 4 fB CJllnHt lnt.rtalnment Hour ~j faith ror Today <Cl? ) Wor1d or Suf'ilval 2:lb~Mtdll Movie: "Unknown bland" (adv) ' 8-Barton M1cl1ne, vu11n1a Grey. @ Drt&Mt m Movie; ''Transatlantic Mtrry·CiO· Round" (com) ·34 -J1ek Benny QJ (3' Movie: "Conqun1 of SSJ'ce" ~Pentecostal Temple Ahora (j)) friends of Man 3:00 O Todays Rell&lon (})Movie: "The Fo11s or Harrow" (dra) '53-Maureen O'Hare O Rams Prt·Season footblll Rems vs. Ph1ladelph1a Ea1les (8 Tarun Theatre 0 Movie: (C) "The Lut Voya1e" (dra) '60 -Robert Slack, Dorothy Malone. m Movie: ••fior10" (SCl·fl) '61 - W1ll1am Sylvester. 1Cireetln1s From German1 Jlmmr Sw1q1rt Show Black Perspective on the News (j)) m film futur• Carrascolendas 3:30 I Commitment · The 811in•ort1 NtwJmalclrs film Feat.ure Reli1ious Town Hall t!) Los An1eles News Review (Q9 ) The Name of the G1m1 II Hocker €fJ Ta lent Co ntest er;, This Is the Life 4:00 O Newsmakers 0 This is the life O Movie: "Adventures of M1rco Polo" (adv) '38-Gary Cooper Ci) Tarzan Theatre (j) Stu Trek tfct Hee Haw m Movie: "Camille" (classic) '36 -Gret;t Garbo, Robert Taylor. B Cf l Rock Concert Korean Variety @ Meet the Press Wor1d of Sur1iv1I ( Cl)) film feature . Sundar Matinee 4:30 flee the N1tlon Sunday Korean News @ Garner Ted Annstron1 The rnntstonu : Wa1hiniton Week in Review ( Ci)) Hot-Doi Skiin1 lnsi1ht Minion: Imposs ible 5:00 It Takes All Kinds Hoian's Heroes Face the Nation The Avenrers o News (i) Movie: "lhe Adventures of Robin Hood" (adv) '38 -Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havilland. § Korean Drama @ film feature The Bir Valley t!) Will Street Week I (j)) Animal World · Encuentro ReviYll of America 5:30 3 Wild llinrdom 6 Uttte Rascals (i)@@ Newi OQ) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Jumbo'• (adv) '52 -Dons Day, Stephen Boyd. fi @ Ruth Gelm11 Show Wor1d Preu (j)) Talk to lhe Man11er . THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. SEPTEM BER 7, 1975 ED Celebrity Tennis a> Viewpoint on fMritlon lVlNIN G 6:00 B (jj; Conversations With [ric Sevareid OaJmNen O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Pia, Dirty" (d ra) '69-Michael Caine 0 (~ ) (V (l) NFL 're-Sea- son Footb.tll New York /els vs. Wuhinflon Redskins 01 Spr m Movie: (2hr) "Uncertain Glory" (dra) '44-Errol Flynn. ~ !!,pineu Children's Proarams ~ National Geo111phlc Somethln& Special "Ella Fitz· 1erald & Duke Ellin11on" I Nova "Small Is Beautilul" Corona Now 6:30 Anlmal Wortd "Arabian Horses" Movie: "Rebec.u of Sunn1brook F1rm" (dra) '38-Shirte'y Temple. I Musical Contest Situation Comed1 lourntr to Adve nture Roller Ciamu 7:00 O News ~ 9 (I) er;, Wiid IUn1dom JeopardJ Mowie: (C) (2hr) ;The Lut Vo,-!!!" (dra) '60-Robert Slack W The f81 17 [3 Wilburn Brothers Show EiJ Shin Daikon No H1na ~6 Movie: "Slay Ride" (dra) '72 - Glenn Ford, Edgar Buchanan I A,ronsky l Companr Chuplrito 7:30 @ Cf NEW SEASON Cher Bill Cosby, Tom and Dick Smothers and the Muppets 1uest. 0 NEW! FAMILY HOLVAK * Glenn Ford Stars in a Heart-lifting series 0 ta) (6) (lil) er;) PREMIERE Fam· llJ Hoivik "The long Way Home" The Holvaks (Glenn Ford and Julie Hams) unwi1tin11ly provide refuge for a convict (David Carradine) who used their son in his escape from a chain 11ang. Lance Kerwin and Eliza beth Cheshire play the Holvak chil dren. : Best of Eveninf at Pops · Situation Co medr ltorean Pro1rams 8:00 C.lendar The Bold Ones Orel Roberb in Alaska Passport lo Travel Best of 30/News · El Show de Sylvia Pinal • 1:30 1 J CID (J) Kojak "Queen of the Gypsies" (R) Marina. a youn1 gypsy, afler accidentally wilnessing a bank hold-up, graduates from small-time cons to mulli·million dollar crime. Zohra Lampert guests as Marina . O ~@tfcil er;,NBC Su nday Mystery -Ellery, Queen (R) Jim Hut· ton stars in the title role of this movie pilot for the new hour-long series that will air on Thursday nighls at 9PM. £11ery and his father, Inspector Queen (David Wayne), try to solve the slaying of a fashion des11ner whose involvement with the McKrelt family makes each fam- ily member a prime suspect. Ray Milland, Kim Hunter, Monte Mark· ham and Nancy Mehta guest IE Sam Yorty Show tD The N1tu11llsti 9:00 ~Oral Rebtl'ts 6 Orel Roberti In Alasb (Qi ) ti) Sb MMtiott $ Min "The Bionic Wom1n" Conclu s1on of 1 two.part story •bout Steve's fiancee who 1s critically In 1ured in 1 skydiving ecc1dent. The same scientthc techniques that re· slored Steve's body are used to make her lhe fust bionic ~man Lindsay Wainer iuests ~Wanted: Dtad or Alive National &eoiniphlc Sptd al he Hidden World" I Samurai Detective The One War M11t1rplect Theatre "The Nine Tailors" aJ Noche de fi1la 9:30 I rm m 60 Minutes The Kfna Is Comln1 · Soul Free Revival fires Fiim Feature 10:00 z Day of OllCOVl'J 6 Todar at Aaua Caliente <~ Cl)> m m11 ,., .... E, ..... < ..... ,A .... l! Shafts: Terrvr1 Die.th? Tt11th! Peter Jenmn1s is the nerrator of this special that examines the current shark mama -what start ed it, what it is all about, and ere the fears founded Faith for Today News Gospel Hour News/This Is Japan Point ol View : The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes Lou Cordon Show 10:30 CBS Sneak Preview 3 1 Santa B11b11a Forum -The Time Being U BobbJ &oldsboro Show ~News , ... The Protectors fJ Movie: "Kinf Rat" (dra) '65 - George Segal, Tom Courtenay. Action: Inner City Miuion: Impossible 1 (]) Mr. Gospel Ciuitu 00 Di1lo1ue 700 Club (])) Louis Paul Lehman • Human Dimension · Sammy l Compa..!!l 11 :00 C3l O O 00 (J1J Cl) News Amuinf World of Kreskin 6 Mtdix o (Qi' 8 ) News m KATRR N KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) !Kathryn Kuhlman @ Best of Toni1h1 Kup's Show ll:lS (1) Sammr & Comp.any _ 00> Spanish Movie 11:30 f) Movie; (C) "Now You ,See It, Now You Don't" (com) '68 -Jona than Winters, Sieve Allen 0 Sammy & Comp1ny Guests In· elude Carol Burnett. ~ Pacuetters Police Sur1eon Movie: "St11te1lc Air Com· mind" (dra) '55-James Stewart. (j)Telepulse llO) Movie: "Anni & the IUng of Siam'' (dra) '46 -Irene Dunne, Rex Hamson I ~!~b:tsusan Alamo 12:00 Johnn1 Barton Show if Warren Roberts 1:00 S11takinr Freetr 1:4S O Movie: (C) ''Warrior Empress" (dra) '6 l-T1na Louise I I 7 7 • g 9 9 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 1, 1975 AEGULAA DAYTIME PAOGAAMS f,1 ( J P N I ·• " 6:00 I (j) Sclmmer Se..._ . iiowted1• From t"-tlt to Chance; Cetlep In Your lMq Roo• Fri. GJ Educ.atloul Futurn 6:30 Futures Not for Women Only Mldletl Jacbon Show (Jg) Educatloflll Futurn Bullwtnkle liumby Ci)) Momin& Conltdy Time @fEfi i;':, Show t'rtoons (fa (j)) Cil El) AM AIDerlca • Romper Roo111 New Zoo Revue Hercules Stoel! E.Jtdlan&e : Sesame Street 7:30 0 Earth ub A program desianed to interest and Inform the 8 to 14· year-olds in science·oriented sub· lO:JO fJ (i1) CJ) (I) LM of Uft D~(l)0)6'H•llJ••od CV a> Ham Dip Ftaturea The f1Jln1 Nun Comer Pytt 700 Club 11:00 IJ@ CV Cl) You111 l Restteu 0 Q) ct)~ m Maplfbat Mar· ble Machine I <~ (])> m m Stiow.otfl Tommy Hawtll\s Show News Nanny & tile Professor EJtdrk Company . m Jackpot 11:30I1~1ird! for Tomonow ( ) ) Q) RllJme l Ru· son I Lera Rap am Cosby New Yorl Stodl Euhan11 VIiia Ai.are /\ f I I f~ r J U < l N jects using experiments, demonstra· 12•00 ltion~~ ~::::nd film~ • Noontime Diamond Head Por~ Pia Three Stoo1es Market Update 8:00 00 Captain Kanaeroo The Gallery Sunup • Coura1eous Cit The Flintstones Quick Draw Mc4'raw (I) The P.T.L Club lltUe Rascals : Featurn 8:30 I Movies.; See Daytime Movies. • Davey I Gollattl Yoat & Friends House of fl tel\Sleln New Zoo Revu : Mister Roaen' lahbortiood 9:00 tJ (j) PREMIERE Glvt·N-Take Jim Lanae is host o this new aame show in which con estants will find it's sometimes better to give than to receive. • (3J EE Sesame Street 0 Ill 00 @) m Celebrity Sweep- stUes leave It to Beaver AM Los Angeles Jae• Launne I l ove Lucy Gentle Ben New Yort Stock E.Jtchanae Features CIJ> Miu Douatas Sliow Travel f"llJns/Sportscope 9:301J Cl) Price Is Rlaltt (lhr) This week only. D ~@~mw11ee1 of For· tune I Tim~ & Lassie (B ~Features Mothers·in-uw Gllloplna Gourmet 10 : 00 I II ~ ~m""" 1o11ers i'ovte: See Daytime Movies. Truth or Consequences : Educational Proirams · News/Panorama def Valle Please Don't Eat tha Dabies I lovt l.ucy (~ Cl)) (]) tl) You Don't Say ~News Movie: See Daytime Movies. I Dream of Jeannie {I) Noon Affair/ Joe Barette (i) Somenet Tha Jetsons : Featurn • Not For Women Only 12:30 fJ (jJ) (]) (j) As tile World Tums D@ Cil ®JmDaya of Our Uves I Maybeny RFD Diet Yen <~ (j)) ~m All My Children Courtship of Eddie's Fattier Bullwinkle 1:00 (jJ) (})Cl) The Culdlna U,ht Movie: See Daytime Movies. M~rryRFD (~ (j)) (J) Q) Ryan's Hope News Major Adams Martel aoslna Movie: See Daytime Movies. : Educational Proarams 1 :30 1J @ CV (j) Eda• of Nlaht 0 ~ @ ®l m The Doctors 00 Hazel 0 <~ Ci)) 00 CD Lers Mau A Deal 0 Journey to Adventure 2:00 I @ CV (j) Mltdl "8te ' @ ct) @I m Another World PhH Donaltue Sllow <Qj oo> oo m $10,000 ,,,.. mid m The Real MeC;oys News • Rulty Investment Show 2:30 II ~ ~ (]) Tattletales ~<rt"&)) 00 CD Ont lite to I Lene It to Beaver Be• Humr lnteNlews/Futures Get Smart Features 3:00 I~ rn Muskll Cllalrs • mSotaenet Sea Hullt Clrtootts <9 Cl)) (I) 9) Central Hoa· I ~ ~e~.:, stJte Movie: See Daytime Movies. Jedi Benny Show; Fra11Je: Hin· With Care Moo. 8111 Co!by nar· rates this half-hour proaram on the probltms of the battered child. I Three Stooaea (j) I rol\Sldt Dirk Shadows Futures S:10 Dfnah! O Movie: See 01ytime Movtes. m Miiie Douatas Show Best of Croucho Maverlct Beverty HUlbillln My Favorite Martian The Munsters (]) N .. l.oo Revue Y!(I & Huu ( (JJ) Comedy Ctassks · Drama · Features; Mission: Impossible Mon. 4:00 fatfler Knows Best Mictey Moute C1ub ' Movie: See Daytime Movies. Porty Pit &illlaan's Island (})Terry & Hb Friends Clnascolendas ~."' ~ l~f:? __ sUbt , ... ,. RodlJ & Frltftda 4:30 Tht Rtnemen CUllaan's .... nd star Trt• Ad1m-12 5:00 5:30 lup & His Buddies Sf"d Raur · ()) Clvt·N· Tu• Papa Corazon (j) Merv Critfln Shft Brlldy Bunch Ci)) Mick., Moutt Qub Mlii.io•: Impossible E.Jtcept Mon. Undentoa BD lti fE<a (l)>News The Bit Valley @f loM Lucy Mlctty Mouw Club (}) flrlct Is Riehl Room 222 : Mister Ro1ers' Nelahborbood • Dr1ma • Features • News Mon. The Addams F1111i! o Ci) U1l rn < Cl)> ..... fiiimp Hie Stars; ews Mon. Hocan'• Heroes Dennis Utt Menace {:f) ThrH Stooaes WJ Qrlfflth : Villa Aleare • Travel Films lt't • fasclnatin1 1ovemment assignment for 0.vtd McCallum, Melinda Fee end Crel1 Stevens whose )ob It Is to determine whether • recluse business tycoon Is re.lly •live In his reputed LI• Yeats he8dqutrters In fhe se1son premlef'e eplso4e ''Tbe Klae Resource" on the new one-hour series The lnvtslble Man, Monday at 8PM. McCallum stars In the title rote es sctentlst Or. O.nlel Westin, Melinda Fee Is McCallum's wife Kite and Crelg Stevens portr1ys Witter Carlson, executive director of the KIH Corporation research lab for whom Westin wo~s. Page 5 College football kicks on another action-pocked season on ABC. Keith Jackson calls the ploys NCAA F001BAll GSpecial 6:00PM(i) .. NEW SHOW. Wiiiiam Shofner and Doug McClure stsJr os on undercover team using o thqlfSOnd disguises to tome lusty Son Francisco In.the l 870's. BARUIYCOAST GPrenliere Falawil19 Foolbal~ Page 8 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8 For momlnc •nd afternoon Utttnp, p ........ DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenlenc.. are the day's mcMel. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 o ''TlM Sicill•n•" <mrs> '64 - Robert Hutton. ~wed Eacmf' (dr1) '36 -David Niven, Merle Oberon. 10:00 (I) .. Pillln ti UM 5'(' (dra) '56- Jeff Chandler, Dorothy Malone. 12:00 CD "OntJ'tt-. Vtlilnt'' (dll) '51- Greaory Peck, Barbara Payton. 1:00 0 .,leyond Ult Time Banler" (sci· fi) '60-Robert Cla,.e. 9 (C) "With A Soq 111 My Heart" (dra) '52 -Susan Hayward, D1vld Wayne. J:OO dOl (C) "flit Old Men Who Cried i""'tff" (susp) '70 -Edw1rd G. Rob· lnson, Diane Baker, Martin Balsam. S:JO m "Tiit Lind Unbown" (scl·fl) '5'°-Jock Mahoney. O ••nu1nder In UM (.asf' (dre) ·~ -Alen Ladd, Deborah Kerr, Charles Boyer. 4:00 O (C) "The W1kS Ntfttl" (adv) '52 -Stewart Grenier, Wendell Corey. LvLNIN\, 1:0011~1~::: ~-1171 ( ())) (IJ E!) NCAA Foetball Ml$$0Uri vs. Alabama at Birmina· ham. Wild Wild West ''""Acea Adllll·l2 Mirta Tweu Star Tfd : Ehctrlc Co"'""' lltUe Ra1e1ls Hour S:SO I Mel"f Srtffln Sho• That Clrf (3) Ht1lll'1 ltefOIJ : n .. Futu" • Travel Fllm 1:00 a ~@ m Newt Bowtm1 fOf Dollars Mod Squad To Tell tfle Truth Concentration I LAM Lucy TM F91 CI> 5unsntNe l.l lobl low AIDtr1cH $tyte : llltel'flce ,. .... Addams F1m11J 7:30 I $%5.000 '1f1111d m n Khltd°"' ""' ...... stJte Traasore Hult ldtioll $ Mtwit: (Ztir) "Ctld ht tM Mlmt" (dra) '60 -Orson Welles, Juliette Greco. I HIP Rolltrl Htp1'1 Herte1 (I) Wiid W..W tf Altul1 a.MW Dodftrl vs. Gi1nts. 1:·Um. ... ,... 1:00 1J (i1) Cl) (11 NEW sWotl Rtlo. da Oscar-winrtln1 actrus Ruth GOf· don IUtsts IS \~ mother of Clflton, Rhoda's doorman, who voucf\es for her son's competance and efficiency In spite of his ~Ina fired from his )ob due to a complaint by Rhoda o ~ Cil am m111m n. hwis1it Ma11 ''The Klae Resource" Or. Westin (D1vld M~lluml huds tor Las Veaas on a rovemment as· sianment to determine whether wealthy recluse Lionel Perts (&uest Barry SulliV1n) is 1llve or deed. Co· stars are Cr1l1 StevenJ es Walter Carlson. executive dlrtcfor of the Klae Corp .. for which Westin works, ind Melinda Fee as Wastin's wife. Kate. Robert Alda 1lso 1uests. U Movie: (Zhr) """" Uflt .. (dra) '48 -Humphrey Boatrt, Lauren B~~~~~o I IHSJ!L I Anlbamdof to11t1e (M) The Vltnna Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Carlo Ma· ria Giulinl, pl1ys the comPoSltions of Stravinsky, Btethoven end Brahms m "'JIJ Afradtddo m Japenese La.,...,. Protnms 1:30 tJ (rtl (IJ mMIERE P11ytlls Cloris Leachman facn an uncert1in future and an unresolved past when, as the widowed Phyllis Lindstrom. the character she created on "The Maf't Tyler Moore Show," she moves to San Francisco and a new life. Mov· 1n1 in wilh Lars' mother Audrey (co·star Jane Rose) and Audrey's second husband Judie Jonathan Dexter (co·star Henry Jon•s), Phyllis beains a search for work, only to be turned down for every menial job in San Francisco. Reaular Lisa Gerritsen portrays Phyllis' daughter Bess, and Richerd Schaaf Is a re· currin1 regular as photo1rapher Leo Heatherton. I Doi Adams' Smtn Test Merv Griffin Show Bewrty & Vld•I Sassoon Sllow Los Potivocu 9:00 1J @ Cl) ()) NtW SEASON All In dit famllj "The Very Moving Day" Sorry, but we were unable to ob- tain further lnform•tion from the Pfetwor11 al our press time. m Movie: C) (2hr) "Shadow Over irveron" (dra) '68 -James Fran· ciscus, Shirley Kni1ht, Leslie Ntel· sen. . D @CIJ®)m "ac Monday ...-ovtt: (C) (~ltt Uafrt91a(' (adv) '73 -Burt Reynolds, Jennifer Billingsley, Ned Beetty, Bo Hopkins, Mitt. Clark. Louise lltham, Diane lldd. Burt Reynolds stats IS an ex~rt .auto racer end part·time bootfeuer wflo 1ot1 undercover to avenge his brother's deeth. (I) The Untoucb.lbtes 0 UBe lptdat ''The World of Hu"' Htfntr" A pmonal flirnpse of lflt man behind the Playtloy empire. m 1'lt .... o..s <a CIJ) E!) Barbary e.ast 9:30 IJ lm (1) (J) N [ W S E A S 0 " Miuii W-oulif M1ude Findlay run for politlc:al office even II it cost her another m1rrl11e7 When M1ude 10 11 breaks tht n1W1 that she's bMn as.,ed to run for the State Senate, everyone Is hippy ind proud but Willer, who fea11 her pohhcal lift Film Feature Pobrt ca.re m The Ash"'an flt. "How to Con· trol Your Emotions" with Roy Mn· ters. I Mocl Squad (3) Peter Cu11n The Killers ) Love American Style lwou~~n their mam11e. IJ r.-il. r .. " .,...1 11:15 El) CIMtH 34 10:00 1UJ \.ltJ NEW $USON ,._,. cal Centtt ''The Fourth Su" Part I 11:30 6 @(J) (J) CIS late Mme: of a two-part episode dealin1 with (C) "Tiie 'lrfWlio Came lilf'l·Wra,. the decision of a noted doctor who ped" (com) '74 -Kuen Valenttne, decides to chan1e his sex because R1eh1rd Lona he feels ht IS I failure in his life (1) litmer Pyle relaltonships. Robert Reed, Louise D 9 Cl) lfQl m Joltnny Carwn Sorel, Salome Jens, Dennis Cole, Dom LeLuise Is 1uest host Gary Frank and Alan Oppenheimer O The HOMyfttooners 1uest. (j) M o v I e : .. W h • n Q a n 1 • I m fl) News land Stri11es" (dra) 'SS -John Hud· Perry Mason son, Raymond Greenleaf PREMIERE la!Mry to.st "Fun· 0 Mystery Thtltrt "The Eye of ny Money" ~used of inflltr1t1 n1 1 the Cat" Mich-.el Sarrazin stars. hi&h·slakes pbker aame with bo&us c;J Movie: (C) "'Stop, You're Kiiiin& money, Cuh (William Sh1tner) Me" (com) 'S3 -Broderick Craw· turns to Cable (Doua McClure) who ford, ~aire Trevor, Vir1ini1 Gibson. creates an lnaenious scheme to m Mlssloa: lmpcmlbft crack a counterfeit plot. (fn Ci)) Truth or Conaequencu ! lieorae Putnam Reports 12.00 N litt Smut · i ews Movie: (C) '4War1odl" (wes) '59 Twill1trt Zo111 , • -Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda Movie: '1Jndtrtow' (dra) 50-l~'s Show Scott Brady, John Russel. • CIJ) Hte Haw 12:30 0 NYPD FU111 Ftatu,. m Man From UNCLE 10:30 I Co1tnsunlty Feedbld 1:00 0 ®). m Tomorrow m""" . Actmpaname 1 :45 IJ Movie: "Whlrt the Sidewalk 11.00 I tE 11 ~News Ends" _(dra) '50 -Dana Andrews, • .. Gene Tierney. ' """ Best of Croucho 3:30 6 Movie: (C) "Destination Inner 6 Sat. Bllb • $pace" (sci·fi) '66 -Scott Brady, • Tht Lucy Show Sheree North. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 TUESDAY SEPTlMBER 9 For mornln1 and afternoon llstJnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ere the dey'J movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 II "lierma Safari" (adv) '68 - Georae Galley "Thtse Thrtt" (dr1) '36 -Joel McCrea, Merle Oberon. 10:00 (C) "l lnd Hearts & Coronets" (eom) 'SO-Alec Guinness. U ;OO m "Above Suspicion" (dr1) '43 - Joan Crawlord, Fred MacMurray. 1:00 O "The Spider'' (hor) '58 -Ed Kemmer. June Kenney. ~~ "Monkey Business" (com) '53- Cary Grant. Ginaer Roaers. 3:00 (JQJ "Whal Ever H1ppened to Baby Jane" Part I (mys) '62 -Bette Davis, Joan Crawford. 3:30 (31 '"uaclalunal Diary" (dra) '43- lloyd Nolin. Wilham Bendix. U (C) Ufht lirut Mlsaouri Raid" (wes) '5 1 -Wendell Corey, Mae· donald Carey, Ward Bond. 4:00 0 Ufht People A,alast O'Hara" (dr1) ·s2 -Spencer Tracy. Edmond O'Brien. John hod11k. Diana Lynn. [Vl_NINC 6:00 I ~ s ! ~~fr""...., '(i1 1o1u11w • Wild Wiid West I Qrffll Acrtt Ad11w·lZ Mtrla Ttrtu star Tre• I Dtctrlc CompanJ ) Truth or Conaequncu UttJe Ra.seals Hour 1:30 0,9 Merv Crtffin Show ~That lilft 17' Htaan's Heron f fll• Future X > Low A1111rka11 StJtt Tr1vtl Alm 1:00 oo @ mm ..... 3 lronSide Bowtlna for Doll1n Moel Squad To Ttll ttlt Truth c.ttcenlratlon I love Lucy Tht FBI (31 Qunsmolle La loba l love Amtrlun Styte Jean Shepherd's America ([)) lonanu Paloma Addams FamilJ 7:301J New Treasure Hunt !~!. (1) @:£) H o 11 J w • 1 d Love AmerkH Style Mttdl Ca111t rhyttis Million $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) ._,.. er Steal Anythln1 S@'lall" (com) '59 -James C11ney, Shirley Jones. m Ho11n's Heron ~ lawball Dodaers vs. Giants EI!) Df. Who & the Ambauadot of Death aJ Fllm Futurt l!) My Little Mar1le Here ue some of the principal chu•cters In When Thlnp Were Rotten, executive producer Mel Brooks' free-wheelln1 comedy version of the •dventures of Robin Hood •nd his merry men, on ABC, Wednesd•y •t 8PM. In front ue Ofdl G•utier H Robin Hood end Misty Rowe es M•ld M•rian. a.ck, I. to r.: Richard Dtmttrt, who plays duel roles H Bertrand •nd Ren•ldo; 0.vld Sabin H Little John; Dick Van htten H Friar Tuck and Bernie Kopell .. Al•n·A·Dele. NlW SWON. II s onoltlef season laughs os onzie rents !tie Cunmnghom's goroge oportment Ron Howard. Henry W1nldef stoi HAPPY DAYS 98.-00PM(i) MEW SlASON. Ge()(g S1anbo ~own. Som Melville, Bruce Folrt>o1m, Gerold S O'loughhn ond Kole Jod(son stor in this fosl-poced lovo11tet 1111 ROOKIES S9:00PM(i) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 MlW SHOW. Mee1 Bortx111no. EpslelO 'Boom Boom, HOIShOCk and !tie ctoss Itta! greets new leocher Gabe Kotter lontght Gabe Kaplan stars WELCOME BACK, KOi ia SPre111iere 8:30PM(i) I: \ • 1.-00 II @ m Cl) N£W SfASOll ..... fNr fw lt. Ryktr's lift •htft • ~ It 1(M,u llke 1 briaht new da~ 11111tful man wflom RyMr armttd for tht Evans family altar ames and testified a11l"'t Is found to ht 1ndu1tes from lrldt school unlll lnnoc.nt ind i' '1le1se6 from prison th• tamlJy finds out tht hl&h·pay1na 1fter 18 ye1rs. Robert Llnsina i:!:~' offtrld has one m1Jor dr1w-E ltld 0.... 89W~m~ SWOR Vut1ta•11amM Mowt7 0. "The Stow1Way" A Rm· lest ti EVftlaa It Pa,s slan concert pianist (luest John !!JOO ....,.. Rubinstein) hides In Sonny (Cl1udt @m '*' Clan Akins) ind Will'• (Frank CorwtrM) 10:00 I) cr2I Cl) Cl) ltlClltl Hiii ''The trvct t~ do some rul Americn Poor Utti. Thlna" Thi btlow-st1lrs slfhtset1n1. uus!na tht trucbra to 1t1tt 1w1its the 1rrtv11 of 1nother ot become kidnapplna IU1PICU. To· Mrs. Hldltts nJtcas from lrtl1nd, 1 nllht's tpbode •lso Introduces Art supPo$8dly shy, timid soul. Mttrano and Rowy Grief as racur· D .. JOE FORRESTER" IS rin1 rqul1rs BtnlY and Moose, • * ACTION COP SHOW ptlr of troublesome truelttrs. , n MM· (2Jlr) "ft Hm I KM ft 9 Ci) di €?:' PIOllfltf Jot liir' (d~) '45 -Humphrey Bo· fOrrest.r ''Sllkeout'' Jot Forrester's 11rt, Lauren Bacttl. (Lloyd Brid&ts~ keen know1tda• of i Wiid Wiid Wnt his beat and its people ruults In (9 Cl)) CJ) &) NEW SEASON traaedy for a close friend of Ills m 0111 "frOnzlt Moves In" The when he ,closes In on 1 robbery Cunninahams decide to 1u1ment t~am th1t s. been posln1 IS detec their income by rentina a room over ttves. Ra~ Vitt~. Geoffrey Deuel, and their 11r11e. and 1et more than they Madie Stndatr 1uest. bar11intd for when fontie decides I JD ~ ..... to mO:::! c=nce thert. cscinrn m nw SWOlt Jda 11"°'1r SlllW arcus w.-"Tomorrow May EJ Dow dt lrts Qacoa Never Corne" Steve Kiley's first d1te Tiit IMla ef stttrtod HtlMa with the hosplttl's new Public Re- Woman In the 8il Hir' lations Dir~or turns into tr11edy @m [IJtDa When she IS thrown from I horse l!) JapaMSt Ll•tuait Proar111t1 a~d ls ptralyzed. P1mela Hensley l:JO I) (i1) Cl) PUMIER£ Joe l Son ~ins the reiutar cast Joe Vittle's (Richard Castellano) 15~',;'-• flews son M1r1l (B11'1Y Miller) has not ...,.. (2lr) ..,_ to.. Stul A only missed ~ass three Sundays (~) '66 _ Audr~ Hep· In 1 rf1t!. hes not too sure ht bum, Ptter O'Toole. ~n believes In God anymore, . in EJl) lllWrudoOll Animation Festtval ttus series about a widower with lO·JO I C.. it.. F ed"· .... two you~s. . Mn .. , • -0(9 )(])aJ PREMIERE ...... W-tlc:iottt Ketter "Classroom : Feeflq $ood Marr1t1e" Comedian G1brlel Kaplan El Sltow de Walter Mere.do stars IS I Brooklyn hl&h school 11:00 D fJ mm m ..... teacher 1ssl1ned a class of student! Cil ®l 9 Ci) Ntwt with low ~demlc standlnp. In the lat of QrolKho .openlna episode he attempts to !cl BB .. foster a class discussion that result! The Lucy SM In I student's pl1n to set married. The Ashman Fite (I) Tiie 1ebbJ Vhlton St1ow T tel Mod Squad Knlaht runts. (3) Mr. ludJ I Merv Crttfta 5'°" : The Ulm leweffJ l Vidal SaSS0011 Show ( Cl)) Lowe American Style E sa... M Emit.I Nuarte 11:15 @m Cinema 34 9:00 I)@ m Cl) PREMIERE SWitO! 11:30 I)@ CI) Cl) cas LIU Mowla: Robert W-.,ner and Eddie Albert (C) "Th~ Dena" P1rt I (dra) star as Pett Ryan, an ex-con min, '67 -l" Marvin, Robert Ryar\ and frtnk MICBride, an ex·bunco Chartes Bronson. ents into 1 unique lnvestl11tion The HoMymeoatn cop, who htve combined their tal· 19 CI) (!§ m JobllJ CarMa 11ency. Keir Oullet 1uests In the Movie: "tee Capades'' (rom) '41 premiere episode as an ambitious -Dorothy lewis. actor who supplements his Income fJ (t1j Cl)) Cl) Wide WttW Mp· by blackmaillnf btauUful ectmses. ttrJ "The Normlna of Jtck 2'3" Jullt Sommars also auests. Chartie D Morie: "'last froll'I 20,000 Ctllas ind Sharon Glas co-star. fltllolM'' (hor) '53-Paul Christian. u "POLICE STORY"-A m Minioa: 1 ... pesstble * REAL COP SHOW! 12:00 D Ttritlai.t ZoH 11 9 Cil im m NEW SfASOlll m Movie: """tes °' .. .., .. ,.,.. fliilcii Storj'if~r Needs Help" (adv) '47-Rod Cameron. Cliff Gonntn stars as a police offi· 12:SO 0 NYPO car who Is l~en I ch1n1e of IS· m Movie: "bdl Slade" (wes) '59- sianments 1fter killln1 four person Marti Stevens, Dorothy Malone. In the line of duty. Co-stars are 1:00 0 ®) m Tomonow Donni Miiis, Dine Clar\, Peter Mart I :451) Movie: (C) "T1'e llbr & UM Richman ind Dick Butkus. ltttles.hlP" (com) 'SS-John Miiis. (I) The Untodlbles . m fJ "ROOKIES"-POUCE 2'30 c:...:":,lrM..:~,...:.:: *ACTION-NEW TIME &ertte'• 8arttf'" IJ (9 Cl)) (I)&) NEW SUSON l:lO I) Movie: ... lff laff" (dra) '47- 'nit ....._ Terry, Mike and Chris Pit O'Brien, W11ter Slezak. THE DAILYALOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 •srYUSH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE AND SIZE OF LABEL Mra. John Doe 123 Main Street Atytown, Anr-tet• 12365 ) Labels Do Not Have A Printed Border. Stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper, r---------------------, Fill in this coupon, cllp and mail with Sl.50 W. • Piiot Printlnt Label Div., Post Off ice Box 1 S60 Costa. Mesa, CaUfornla 92626 a. Sure to UM yCM.lr Zip C• ---14'1'44'i1111--- L --- - - - - - - - - - - - --- ----J ftap 11 I Fo pit Be th• a 10 l Z 3 3 6 E WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 For momln1 end •fternoon lt1tln1•. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenlenc., ere the dey's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 .. M•t Dr. CM1t111 .. (dra) '39 -Jean Hersholt. .. 'Tit Wt Meet Acaln" (dra) '40 -Merle Oberon. 10:00 00 "Road Houae" (dra) '48 -Ida Lupino, Richard Widmark. 12:00 m "Son of Fur(' (dra) '42-Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney. 1:00 O "The Sht Crtature" (hor) '56 -Marla Enrlish, Chester Morris. Qj (C) "All Mine to Clve" (dra) '56 -Glynis Johns, Cameron Mitchell. 3:00 (lg) "What Ever Happentd to Baby Jane" Concl. (susp) '62-Joan Craw· ford. Bette Davis. 3:30 (]) ~leae Confidential" (dra) '60 -Steve Allen. Jayne Meadows. O "Dettetlve Story'' (dra) '51 - Kir1t Oourlas, Eleanor Par1ter. 4:00 B ''Our Men In BaadlCI" (adv) '67 -Rory Calhoun, Aorer Hanin. L V E N I N (, 6:00 3 8 ~~1~!!' ... (6) Bonanza Wlid Wild West CrHn Aues Adam·12 Marta Teresa St.tr Trek : Electric Company ( (j)) Truth or Consequencts Little Rascals Hour 6:30 IMerv Qrlffln Show That Glr1 (}) Ho1an's Heroes : The Shakers ( Cl)) love American Style • Travel Alms 1:00 ao ~oo ma>N•WI Ironside Bowline for Dollars Mod Squid To Tell Ult Truth Concentration I Love Lucy The FBI (]) Cunsmoke la Loba love American Styte : Junne Wolf With . "Sheilah Graham" ( (j)) Bonanza • Paloma Three Stooan 7:30 Lome Greene's last of the WUd · ()) m Name That Tune love linertcan style let's Malle A 0.1 • Million $ MOYfe: (C) (2hr) "Wllars So Bad About fHlln1 8ood?'' (com) '68-Georae Peppard, Mery Tyler Moore. I Price Is Rl1ht Horan'• Heroes (j) last of the Wild Best al Sroucho When T tltvftlon Was U¥t Fllm futures ~ MJ Uttle Maraft 1:00 fJ Tony Orlando & Dawn *Season Premiere With Guests REV. IKE, Art Carney & Lucie Arnaz tJ (J7J (3) (j) NEW SEASON Tony Ortaftio TOawn D~@~m1uw SEASON Uttte lfff• on tilt ·Prairie 'The Richest Man in Walnut Grove" The lnaens family teams the true mean· ina of w11lth when a companJ ow· Ina them money roes broke, le111· lnr them in debt. D Movte: (2'hhr) "The II& Slffp" (dra) '46-Humphrey Borart, Lauren Bacall. 00 Wild Wild West 0 (9 Cl))(}) 9) PREMIERE When Thln&s Were Rotten ''The Cap· ture of Robin Hood" Robin HOO( (Dick Gautier) end his merry band ambush the Sheritt of Nottlnrham'! men and relieve them of their ill aotten riches. Robin is capture( when the Sheritt stares an archery contest, then his Merry Men sprint into action and invade the castle disgu ised as a Conra-playinr min· strel show. "Co-sturina are Misty Rowe (Maid Marian), Dick Van Pat ten, Bernie Kopell, Richard Dimitri (in a dual role), David Sabin, and Henry Polic II (the evil Sheritf). Oetltr's Choice 8:30 John Bart)our Show El Professor Aldao Cunsmok• : FHlln1 fiood • Championship Wrntllna Japanese lan1u11e Proerams 0 THAT'S MY MAMA! * IS COMEDY HIT 9:00 0 <a Cl)) (}) t!) NEW SEASON Thafs My Mama Sorry, no infor. mation available from ~e Network 11 our press time . I Merv Griffin Show Btvertr & Yldal Slssoon Show Man Builds, Man DtltrOJS "The Numbers Game" fJ CANNON'S BACK IN * ALL NEW ACTION! IJ (fij(1)(f)NEW SEASON Cannon William Conrad stars as private detective Frank Cannon, who reopens the most painful chapter of his life when he hears the deathbed confession of a hit man who admits havinr killed Cannon's wife and in· fant son 14 years earlier. Elnabeth Allen ruests. D@ 00 m PREMIERE Doctors Hospital "Point of Maximum Pres· sure" Georae Peppard stars as Or. Jake Goodwin, head of neurolorical surrery, who warns new Interns that most of them won't survive their internship, ind his prophecy t1kes on meaninr for each of them. Zohra Lampert and Victor Campos co·star. Ci) The Untoudlables u ca Cl)) CJ) m NEW SEASON Baretta "The Goodbye Orphan Annie Blues" Barett• (Robert Blake) comes to suspect his rood friend Sandy (Paul Williams) may be the pusher who is sellinr dope which Is causina a series of overdose deaths in the city. Kim Dirby also 1uests. (lg) Movie: (C) (2hr) "llad Cunn" (adv) '72 -Jim Brown. Martin Landau. m The Bold Ottes THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK SEPTEMBER 7. 1975 SEAN McCLORY: HE WOULD RATHER ACT His three years as a private 1n\-c,11i;ator helped convince Setrn McClory he's rather act one than tw one. He get~ h" chance in his co-starring role as retired policem:rn Pat McShane. <Aho works H legman for has attorne)' daughter, in Kate McShanc, new lc11I drama starring Anne Meara in the title role that premieres Wedncs· day at I OPM on CBS. '"ft'~ a great part, became a\ Kate':. father I have a good family relationship, as well as a working partnership. with her." McClory said. "It's a kind of off-hear \ltuation that we hope will add warmth and realism to the show " McClory's stint a) a private eye in l.o'i Angele:r. came ) car) ago. between acting jobs, and was never intended to be a full·t1me career. "But being an actor helped when 1t wa~ ncce))ary to, say, mis· lead people," McC'lory noted. "C'ould I help it 1f the) maybe thou[tht I was an insurance man instead of a private detecuve." McCiory had a clo\e call on an ini.urancc case in which he wa' to take movies of a man helaeved 10 be fa king a bad back. McClol) got the idea. of flattening a lire on. the man\ car. then gelling pie· turcs of the man changing 11. "I had 1ust let the air o 11 0 1 the tm: when the guy came out <'f his house I ducked fa~t and rolled under his car. but, as he started down the drive. he saw me i) ing there. Well, he almost had a heart attack. And then, of cour'ic. he gor mad. He d1dn•t believe whatever lame ucuse I came up w11h , and called the cops. They <U-ove me around the .corner and let me go I wai. luck> -the guy socked the agent who took over for me." McCiory found hrs own lmh hackground (he was born and raised in Doblin. where he acted with the Ahhey Players) of invalu· able help with Irish policemen. "I had a lot of friend~ on the force," he recalled, "and they'd look up record' "'e wouldn't have access to.~ "And my Jrish gift o f gab usually came in handy," McClory continued. "One time I was at a dock. peeking under a tarpaulin for a boat reg1s1rat1on number. Suddenly there was a guy with a pitch-fork in my back. wanting 10 know what I was doing. I talked my way out of that one -fa)t " hp 19 MEW SHOW. Mel Brooks, creolor of 'Young FrookenSleln .. ~s the comic genius behind lh1s h1lortous new Robin HOOd series starring Dick Gouller WHEN THINGS WERE ROI I EN 9Pre111iere 8:00 PM~ NEW SEASON. N'W TIME. Don t miss Robert Blokes powertul portroyot of maverick cop Tony Boreno II blooght him lost year's Emmy Aword as 1e1ev1s1on s best actor ~.,. 14 Bl_tilll 99:00PM~ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 NEW SHOW. Meer Storsky and Hutch They get the coses nobody else on lhe force con handle and handle lhem 1n lfleir own special woy STARSKY AllD HUl'Cll 9Pre111iere IO:OOPM~ 9:3C lO:OC 10:: 11:1 11: 11: 12 12 l 2 3 ~i Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tb-.. M11ftl· liant Met1 In Their f1Jln1 Ml· thhsts" (com) '6S-Stu1rt Whitman. S1r1h Milu. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11 £ll) Th11tr1 11 Amtrkl "Par1d1se Lost" (3hr) P1thos maru the lives of Leo & Clari Gordon 1nd their three children in Clifford Odets' story 1bout the deayln1 mid~le classes durin1 the Depression £11 W1ll1ch, Jo Vin Fleet, Bern1dette Peters, Sim Groom ind Cliff Gor min star. For mornin1 •nd afternoon llstlna•. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, .re the day's movies. 9:301""" Club Sahli Show . Pobn C11ra DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 "No Man's Woman" (dra) 'SS -Mane Windsor, Patric Knowles.. "Du\ Anael" (dra) '35 -Merle Oberon, Frederic Marth 10:00 6 @ (I)(]) PREMIERE Katt flk· Shine Anne Me1r1 stars 1s 1 feisty but warm·hearted l1wyer In "Best Possible Defense" Kate Is stunned when a woman friend (Sian Barbara Allen) Is charged with conspiracy 10:00 Ci) "A Stolen Life" (dra) '46 - Bette Davis, Glenn Ford. 12:00 ID "Apartment for Pe11.Y'' (com) '48-W11l1am Holden, Jeanne Crain. to commit murder stemming from a terrorist bombina durin& her days as a studen1 militant. Sun McClory and Charles Haid co·slar. 0 QJ Cl) m NEW SEASON Petro· celll "De•th Rtde" A rodeo clown (Ned Beatty) is accused of homl· cide when 1 rodeo star with whom he had an araument is found slain. @ Peny MHon 0 (ilj ) m al PREMIERE Stanly lo Hutdl "Savaae Sunday" Detectives Stirsky (P1ul Michael Glaser) aJld Hutch (David Soul) spend a frenzied Sunday afternoon in pursuit of two hom1c1dal robbers who don't know that the car they've stolen 1s wired with a powerful time bomb that's set to 10 off later in the day (:J Georae Putn1m News m&>Ntws m Get Smut 10:30 §II) News • G1rner Ted Armstrona · la Crlada Bien Crlad1 11:00 I ffi I~~ f,;e•s II Best of ~~o 6 Sat Bllllo 1:00 O "Face of Marble" (mys) '46 - John Carradine. ~~ (C) "Hello, Good~ye" (rom) '70 -Michael Crawford, enevi•ve Gills. 3:00 \121 (C) "Caprice" {s sp) '67-Doris Day, Richard Harns. Ray Walston. 3:30 (3_, {C) "Island ol the Blue Doi· phlns" (adv) '64 -Celia Kaye. fJ "The Atomic City" (SCI Ii) '52- Gene Barry, Lydia Clarke 4:00 (:J ''Crisis" (dra) 'SO -Cary Grant, Jose Ferrer, Signe Hasso. EVENING .. oo 1~R~~~~~nn ~ Bonanu Wild Wild West Green Acres mAd•m-12 W Maria Teresa tlcS Sur Trek i The Electric Company (j)) Truth or Ctnsequences littJe Rascals Hour 6:30 @) Merv Griffin Show m That Girl i (]) Hoe1n's Herou The Lucy Show The Ashm•n Fiie Mod Squid , : M111ie & the Beautiful Muhlne ( , (j)) love American Style . Travel Film (3) Peter Gunn tom bat : The KIUers ( 00> Love American Style 11:15 · Cinem• 34 11:30 @(V CBS late Movie: ( ) "The Dirty Dozen" Conti (dra) '67 -Lee Marvin. Charles Bronson 0 ~ Qg) m Johnny carson O The Honeymooners @ Movie: ''Tum ol the Tide" (dra) '41-Geraldine Fitzaerald. D <9 CIJ> m Wednesday Movie of the Weell: (C) "Triloo ol Terror'' (hor) '75-Karen 81ack. (:J Movie: "Abilene Town" (wes) '46 -Randolph Scott, Ann Dvorak I Mission: lmpoulble 12:00 Twlllaht lone Movie: "M1 ' P1 Kettle at the fllr'' (com) 'S2 -Marjorie Mam. 12:300 NYPD m Movie: "Joh'nny Apollo" (dra) '40 -Tyrone Power, Lloyd Nolan 1:00 I~ m Tomo"o• (j) O (6) News 1 :45 ovle: "Diplomatic Courier'' (mys) 'S2-Tyrone Power 2:30 m All·Nlaht Sh9w: "At SWords Point," "Spitfire" 3:30 B Movie: "Woman on the Beach" (dra) '47 -Joan Bennett 7:00 OO @@mmNews Ironside Bowling for Dollen Mod Squad To Tell the Truth Concentration I Love Lucy The FBI 'I) Guiumolle la Loba Love American Style : Book Beat ( ()J) Bon1nu - Paloma · The Addams Family 7:30 PREMIERE The Bobby Vinton Show A music and variety series starring the hit recording star with guest Ted Knight. I @ @ m Price Is Rlaht Love American Style Hieh Rollers Clndld camera O Milllon $ Movie: (C) (90) ''The Bfg Hanrover" (dra) 'SO -Van Johnson. Elizabeth Taylor. noi Match 61me I Hoaan's Heroes let's Mike A Deal College Credit Proeram Spec1li cally intended for those viewers who take KCET's various course for credit offerings_ THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK SEPTEMBER 7 1975 Life In • minimum security prison hasn't aot thHe fellows down. They are consbntty dreamln1 up ways to beat the system In On the Rocks, new ABC comedy aeries, Thursday •t 8:30PM. In front Is Jose Perez who st•rs H Hector fuentH, wiliest of the 1roup. The others are (I. to r.): Rick Hurst as Clnver; Hal Wllllems as De Mott, and Bobby S.ndler H Pallk. *********** John Weyne sbra as·• mar-shal who tries to en II st his son (Gary Grimes) Into his lawm•n's llfe, in "Cahill, U.S. Marshal," to be shown for the first time on television H the 11th see son premiere of The CBS Thursdey Nlaht Movie at 9PM. ( KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNE.L 50 WuRDAY; St7TtMIO 6th (r.M.) 3:00 The Thermal Wlldtntth (Assoc. Stttlina> J:JO Mta Jullda, Ma11 Dmro1t (PBS) "Waste Not" 4 Mlmatlftl Current (K 0 C E) "Otve Plkt Quartet Jaa" 4:3Q Ftrtl&n Tradt Ptllcy 5:30 The lffrdlna House (PBS) "Wendy Waldmen" S:OO Ptllladtlphla Folk futlval (PBS) 7:00 look Beat (PBS) "Cruy Selad" 7:30 Whtn Ttltvlslon Wat Uvt (PBS) 1:00 ...._ Shtphtrd's America (PBS) "From Its Colden lce·Cool Depths'' 1:30 Maak of 011 Palntlnc (KOCE) "Sunset" 9:00 Muterplece Theatre (P B S) "Murder Must Advertise" SUNDAY: SEPTEMBER 7th (P.M.) 3:00 rtilladtlph!. Folll ftstlVll (PBS) 4:00 Bayou City and Thereaboub (PTl) "Rodeo!" 4:30 Freedom of the Press "The Fil'lt Amendfnent Protections" 5:30 Theater In America "To Be Younc. Gifted. and Black" 7:00 faces Of Autumn (K 0 C E) "You're In Cood Shape (For Your Ace)'" 7:30 They Qrow In Sllenu (KOCE) "We Tiploed Around Whisper· ina" 1:00 Jeanne Wolf With . . • (PBS) "James Michener" 1:30 lulu Romeo: Qood Stlrt (PBS) 9:30 f'lrln1 Line (PBS) "Where Are We Headed With Dillrmament?" MONDAY: SEPTIMBER Ith (r.M.) l :OO Boo-But (PBS) "Crazy Salad" 3:30 EJectrtc Com1>1ny (CTW) 4:00 Stume SbHt (CTW) S:OO Ml1ttr Roaera Nel1hbortlood 5:30 Yllla Altfrt (PBS) 6:00 A Season Of Celebration (PBS) 6:30 Hodlna Valley lluesrass (PBS) 7:00 Man Builds, Man Destroys (PBS) "WIStt Not" 7:30 Focus: Or,nat County (KOCE) "Lifeguards: Kni1hts in Water" 1:00 Wortd rresa (PBS) 1:30 Nova (PBS) "The Other Way" 9:30 Tbt Grtat American Folll Dance (KUED) TUESDAY: W'TEMBER 9th (P.M.) l:OO faces ' Or A.utumn (K 0 C E) ''friends Indeed!" l:JO Dectrlt Company (CTW) 4:00StA•1 Street (ClW) 5:00 Mister RO(tfl Nelahbodlood 5:l0 Yilll Altftt (PBS) 6:G> S...t Adtllnts (PBS) 7:00 Wllt11 Ttlevtslo1 Was U.. (PBS) 7:30 Frylna rans Wnt (PTL) "Indian Foods" 1:00 Special: (PBS) "Ambassador Collea• ConGert" 9:30 Woman (PBS) "A Conve~atlon with Aore11et Kennedy" Pace 16 WEDNESDAY: SEPTEMBER IOUI cr.M.) 3:00 Bayou CltJ and Thtrtabollb (PTL) "SkydlvtB" 3:30 Electric Compaay (CTW) 4:00 Saamt Street (CTW) 5:00 Mlsttr 101111 Nelahborhood ' ' 5:30 Vlllt Ale&,. (PBS) 6:00 Hoclll111 YalltJ 81ue1rass (PBS) 6:30 Th• Grtat Amtrica11 Foll! Dance 7:00 fryln1 Pans Wnt (PTl) "Indian roods" 7:30 Tht Great Job Banll (KOCE) 1:00 Masterpltet Thtatrt (P B S) ''Ntne Tailors" 9:00 The.atrt1n Amtrica (PBS) "Para· dtse Lost" THURSDAY: SEPTEMBER 11th (P.M.) l :OO Alttmatlna Cvm11t (K 0 C [) ''Blue Crass: Canyon Grus" 3:30 Electric Company (CTW) 4:00 Saame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1111 Nelahborttood 5:30 VIiia Al•are (PBS) 6:00 Creative Wrlteri Vinfllolnt (KOCE) "Rey Bradbury" 7:30 Jean Sheplter''• America (PBS) "I Might Even Snac One for Old Aheb Himself" 8:00 Tht Best Of Evenin& At rop:s (PBS) "Miss Pew Lee'' 9:00 Dfrrtdonts "Myths end Prob- lems of Nutrition" 9:JO Fetfl111 Good (ClW) "Am Bluer FRIDAY: SEPTEMBER 12th (P.M.) 3:00 Bia Blut Marble (NET) 3:30 Eltdlk C.mpany (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1en Nelfhbortlood 5:30 Villa Alaatt (PBS) 6:00 They Qrow In Siience (KOC[) "We Tiptoed Around WhlS9.er- lng" 6:30 Woman "Title IX: Fair Pley In Schools" 7:00 A Season Of Celebratlon (PBS) 7:30 Maalc 011 ratntlna (KOC£) "Still Life'.' 1:00 Walhlnaton Weell In Revltw (PBS) 8:30 Wall Street W"k (PBS) 9:00 Kups Show (PBS) 10:00 Aviation Wtathtr (PBS) "Multi· Engine Retlna-Flilht Check" SATURDAY: S.pte111btr 13th (r.M.) 3:00 A Nation of Orphans (Assoc. Sterlin&) 3:30 Man lullds, Man Demoys (PBS) "The Numbers Game" 4:00 Alttmatfna Cumitt (KOCE) "Blue Grass: Canyon Grass" 4:30 CrHtfve Writan Vltwpolflt "Ray Bradbury" 6:00 Phllacl1lpllll F•lk Festini 7:00 Book Beat (PBS) 7:30 When Tel111ialon was Uvt (KOCE) 1:00 Jtu Sbtpbtrd'a Amtlica (PBS) "I Mi&ht Even Snaa Ont for Old Ahab Himself' 8:30 Mack of OU hlnt1111 (KOCE) "Stlll Life" 9:00 Mastef,iace ThNtrt (PBS) "Hint Tailors" Episode 1 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 &J Fiim Futura Snow" Lt. Mike Stone end lnsP«tor &) My Utt1t Marcie Steve Keller hunt tor the sleytr of a 1:00 female nercotlcs officer, but are .:. WALTONS TOP HIT-hampered by htr boy trltnd, also • .. nercotics officer, who lkks rev1111e * YOUR MUST TONIGHT! I 8HIJ Graham Cruutle 11 @ Cl) NEW SUSON Tht The Bold Dus Waltons Two of the foremost love Fntlval lnt•mational birds on Walton's Mountain, IChool· Movie: (C) (2ht) "lllt Haqiftf teacher Rosemary Hunter ind the TrM" (wes) '59-Gary Cooptr, Merli Rr1. Matthew Fordwlck, finally dt· Schell, Kart Malden. ... cide to marry To enable the happy EID Holtywood Ttlevislon Thfatle couple to ao on a modest honey· "Nourish-the Beast" An offbeat moon, Olivia agrees to act as ttm comedy c•nterina on en unusual , porary teacher. ind John·Boy reluc· family headed by Coya, the mother, tantly aarees to fill in at the church who adopts new children the day for the Reverend arown ones leave 0 THE MONTEFUSCOS 9:10 EE Pobre Clara * NEW FAMILY FUN HIT 10:00 Q @(I) ®J m Tha Montttus-0 "MEDICAL STORY" IS co1 "My Son the Acto(' The Monte * POWERFUL AND REAL fu~s· Sunday dinner get·to1ether I a 9 (l) ®) m rREMHRE is pleasantly .diverted wh~n you~1· Medical Story "The Rl1ht to Die" est $On Nun.z10 gets his fir~ ectina A dedicated nuru (Juliet Mills) break. Joe Sirola and Naomi Stevens challenges a briniant surcr"l'S star (Br1dford Dillman) insistence in 0 Movie: (2hr) "Dead End" (dra) performing a hazardous operation '37-Humphrey Bogart on an elderly patient (Ruth Cordon) (6) Wiid Wiid Wtst who fears being incapacitated. o <am> rn m NEW swoN 1 mm" ... Barney Mlffer "Doomsday" William 6 rerry Mason Windom 1uests as a discontented <a (j)) (I) Q) NEW SEASON citizen who walks into the precinct arry O "Anatomy of A frame" house armed as a human bomb. Harry masqueades as a druc pusher Dealer's Choice in 1n attempt to clear his friend, Lt. J~hn Barbour S1tow K.C. Trench (Anthony Zerbe), tht Nidia Cart prime suspect in the murder of a Gu~smoka younc 1irl ; rhrtadelphla Folll Festival I Georae rutnaru News • Nocfles Tapatlas Get Smart Japanese Ltniuace Provams 10:30 Dick Vermell Sllow 8:30 0 @ ('6) ®) e;, fly Fay (lee • ID News Grant) learns ex.husband Jeck (loe : The Arbon Silver) plans lo remarry a youncer · la Trtmenda Cortt wom1n, and anxiously search.es .tor 11:00 (}) 0 9.E m G) New$ a younaer escort when Jack insists (!) ~ ~ (i) Ntn she meet his intende,d Bat of Qroucho 0 (tl!) Cl)) (]) Q) PREMIERE On 6 Sit Bllko tht Rocks "Old Fish, New Ash" A The Lucy Show croup of inmates at a "low risk" The Ashman Ait minimum security institution spend Mod Squid their lime tryln1 lo 1ai.n points In · 1 (])Mr. Lucky the eternal contest 1111nst the es-Combat tabltshment. Hector Fuen~tes (Jose : The Killers Perez) plays a "return en1a1 ent" ( (j)) Lon American Stytt to the facility, anp becins t teach 11:15 ft:\ Cinema 34 his fellow Inmates a f mort ~ tricks. Co·starrln1 are Hel Williams, 11:30 6 @ 00 Cl) CBS l..a~t Mo~le: Rick Hurst, Bobby Sandler, Mel (C) 't<ansas City Bombtr' (dra) 72 Stewart and Tom Poston. -Ra~el Welch, Kevin McCarthy. I Metv Griffin Show (I) (Q!l Cl)) Wide Wortd MJSttfJ Bevtrty & Vidal Stssoo11 Show "The Color of Blood" Foro 2 Musical comedy. 19 @ ~ m Johnny CaBOn • 11 l'ilil ~ ~ The Honeymoontn 9.00 wi C 8 S Thurs d a Y Movie· "Anny Qltl" (rom) '38-Movie: (C hr) "Cahill, U.S. Mtr· • , shal" (wes) •73 _ John Wayne, Madce Evans, Neil Hamilton. Ceorae Kennedy, Gary Grimes, Nev U Rams Pre-~ason football Rams ·11 B d M · w· d w vs Oakland Raiders. , ' e ran , . ane .. in sor. ayne 0 Movie: "At War With the Anny'' stars as Cahill, a· v1~1lant ~nd touch (com) 'Sl _ Dean Martin Jerry lewman who sets his 1uas1ghts and lewis ' skills as e tracker •••Inst I wlly m Mission: lmpoulblt and suc:cesfful bank robber. 12 00 1 TWill h lo CJ 9 (1) ®J e;, PREMIERE El· : .I t ne lery Queen "Auld Lan1 Syne" Join .~O'lle: (~) "Mystety Subma· Ina series stars Jim Hutton and rfne (dra) SI -Macdonald Carey. David Wayne are guests Guy Lom· 12:30 0 NYrD bardo, Joan Collins, Far1ey Granier, m Movie: .. A Nlaht to Remtmbtr" Barbara Rush and Ray Walston. The (mys) '42 -Loretta Youn1. Brian story focuses on suspects in e 1946 Aheme. New Year's Eve slayina In a New 1:00 0 (19) e;, Tomorrow York Hotel ballroom. 1:4511 Movie: (C) .,. .. for Two" (mus) (i) Tht Ulltouchabfes •u. Do . 0 C d M R 0 BACK AND ALL NEW' .JV -ns ay, or on ac 1e. • 2:30 m A11-N11ht Shew: "Bo"' to Be * STS. OF SAN FRAN! Bad.'' "The HalfbrMd" D <9 (I)) m a> NEW SUSON 3:45 B Movlt: "Man '" the Shadows" Stnets ofila-rralldsce "Poisoned (dra) '58 -Zachary Scott. 5 or • re • e I i• r, y NEW SEASON. Copto1n Bouley Mille! and the tunny cops reun lo< another hit season S1omng Hal Linden and Barbaro Born11 BARNEY ••• ER 88.-00PM@ NfW SEASON. Toke stars Kort Molden ond Michael Douglas-odd lost pohce oct1on 1n Son Frnnctsco-ond you re in for top·notch enterto1nmen1 SIR& IS OF SAii FRANCISCO G9:00PM@ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 7. 1975 NfW SHOW. They may oe in me clink but ltlors no bar 10 comedy os Jose Perez ond n1s roommates steal all the lougns Oii 1HE ROCKS GPre111iere8:30PM@ NEW SEASON. For some people Horry Orwell s the only chance Dov1d Janssen stars as the privore eye who never rums his bock on trouble HARIYO GIO:OOPM@ NEW SHOW. Everytn1ng human happens m this lost paced new series trom lhe creator ot 'Adorn 12 and Emergency Starring Jackie Cooper Also starring Mork Wheeler MOBIUONE · GPremiere 8:00PMcr> lint ti-oa lelevisioal SPECIAL PREMIERE PRESENTATION! II so Jomes Bond super-spectacular with breothlokmg ochon . breothlok1ng beauties and the most breolhtok1ng chose scene ever filmed ABC FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE G9:00PMeb P11e 18 THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 FRIDAY SEP'Tf:MBER 12 .. For mornins and afternoon llstlngs, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O "Under Pressure" (adv) '35- Edmund Lowe. "The Passionate Thief' (com) '62 -Ben Gazzara. 10:00 (6 (C) "Fast Lady" (adv) '63 - Juhe Christle, Stanley Baker. 12:00 m "Catherine the Crear' (dra) '34 -Elizabeth Bergner, Douglas Fair· banks Jr. 1:00 O "The Undead" (hor) ·57 - Pamela Duncan, Rtch ard Garland. ~tr (C) "Love in A Goldfish Bo.wl'' (com) '61 -Tommy Sands, Fabian 3:00 :19) (C) "Wild Women" (adv) '70 - Anne Francis, Hugh O'Brian. 3:30 L~J (C) "American Guerilla in th• Pllillpplnes" (adv) '50 -Tyrone Power, Tom Ewell O "Submarine Command" (dra) '51-Wtlham Holden, Nancy Olson. 4:00 O "EJcape From East 8er1in" (dra) '62 -Don Murray, Christine Kaut· mann. 6:00 EVENING ~l ~~~~-~ews {i:) Bonanza Wild Wiid West Green Acres Adam-12 Mari• Teresa Star Trek : The Electric Comptny ( (J)) Truth or Conuquenus little Rascals Hour 6:30 ,~ Merv Grllfin Show That Gir1 (}) Hogan's Heroes : Aviation Weather ( ) love Ameriun Style • Travel Film 1:00 OD fll r61 m CDrtews Ironside Bowlin& for Dollm Mod Squad To Tell the Truth Conuntratlon I love Lucy The FBI l·~~fE;;:. m> Bon1nu PliOmt The Addams Family 7:30 IJ Follow-Up Actor James Stacy, who lost an arm and le1 in a mo· torcycle accident two years ago, is shown in his new and very active and normal hie, plus his resumption of his 1cting career and participa tion in s~rts I ®) W Hollywood Squares LA>vt Americln Stytt Wor1d of Adventure World of the S.1 O Miiiion $ Mowle: (90) "The YeUow C.b Man" (com) '50 -Red Skelton, Gloria DeHaven I Ho1an'1 Heroe1 @ ~Came But of Cn>11dlo W11blnrton Weell In Review Fiim Futures My Little Marti• 1:00 fJ Ci7J CV (]) N E w SE AS 0 " M•Aif•H (lhr) A badly hung ovtr Hawkeye returns from leave in Tokyo to learn that Trapper John was transferred stateside just two hours earlier. He rushes to Seoul airport to say 1oodbye to his fnend, but misses him by minutes But he does 1et to meet Trapper's replace· men!, Capt. B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), a sur1eon fresh from CIVIi· ran residency. A warm welcome by Hawkeye (at the local "water1n1 hole") hardly prepares the new officer for the realities of war en countered on their jeep ride hck to the 4077th compound. 0 Ii) ®) a;, NEW SEASON Sanford l Son "Earthquake II" A small earthquake hits the Sanford home and Fred prepares to move out of town before the "bit( one hits. There are cameo guest appear· ances by Steve and Eydie Gorme, Joe Louis and Merv Griffin O Movie: (2hr) "Deadline USA" (dra) '52-Humphrey Bosart. Ethel Barrymore, Kim Hunter. '- ~ Wild Wild Wes1 0 (®) (j)) rn m PREMIERE Mobile One "The Informant" Televi· s1on news reporter Pete• Campbell (Jackie Cooper) is jailed after he refuses to reveal the name ol an informant Julie Greil! and Mark Wheeler co·slar in the series. and John Carradine guests. I Ouler's Choice John 81rtlour Show Professlon1I Bolinr ~ Gunsmolle Ef:) Los An1elts News Review al La Vida Con Aurelll m Japtnese Lan1ua1e Pro1rams 1:30 0 Q) ClHfOl a;, NEW SEASON Chico & the Man "Paint Job" Rich Little guests as a city official who impersonates others to keep from stuttering. This premiere episode also introduces recurring regular, the revved up Reverend Bemis, portrayed by Ronny Graham ("Mr Dirt" of TV commercials). I Merv Griffin Show Bever1y l Vidal Sluoon Show El Show de Rosltl Peru 9:00 fJ (i1J (I) (j) NEW SEASON H•· wall five-0 "Murder-Eyes Only" (2hr) f"ive ·O chief Steve McGarretfs annual change·of·pace-his active duty cruise with the Naval Reserve -takes on a familiar feel when he draws orders to investlaate the mur · der of a Naval Intelligence officer by letter bomb. Filmed with Navy and Coast Guard cooperation at the Peart Harbor Naval facilities. Harry Guardino, David Birney, Donna Mills, Kiah Dh1egh, Lloyd Bochner and .!lie Be~er guest. O ~@llOJmNEw SEASON The Rodford Jiies "The Aaron Iron wood School of Success" Rockford welcomes home his childhood foster brother (James Hampton), who 1s now worth millions through a Iran chise scheme, and who needs pro 9.1 10:( 10:: 11:( - 75 "Tht Red ina ew en. ~ck n rk d N h 0 tect1on from the underworld (dra) '52 Don o R Id R Pov[~Jf 1:~~:~~!on::~ i ~:. ~~' ~:'· '"' " Fortver" (adv) '71-Sean Connery, CV Petu Gunn Jill SI John, Charles Gray, Lana llorun Serial Wood, Jimmy Dean, Bruce Cabot ~ Bl& Time Wrest1in1 James Bond pursues an arch villain f.D The !tillers who plans to conquer the world by l l · l5 ~ c· 34 using a space satelhte armed with · 1:41 inema a laser beam • 11:30 fl JL CD CBS Late Movie: (C) O Billy G,.h1m Mlnlsslppl Crv· "Heirs An1tb on Wheels" (dra) '67 sad• -Jack Nicholson, Adam Roarile. Ii) The Bold Onta 0 ~ (]) ~ m Johnny Cal'I011 ~ Movie: "Dead, Deed Dtlllah" i ron Cohen and lee Remick 1uest. (hor) -Aanes Moorehead. The Honeymoonen Er) Maaterpleee Theatre "The Nine Movie: "Giant From tflt Un· Tailors" known" (sc1·fi) '58 -Bob Steele, 9:30 aJ Pob,. Cla,. ~hJm.News 10:00 0 @ (6) ®l ~ NEW SEAS 0 ~ (j) Movie: (C) "Beau lrvmmel" Police Woman Pawns ol Power' (adv) ·54 -Stewart Granier Eliza· Sgt Pepper Anderson (Angie Dick beth Taylor Peter Ustinov ' inson) poses as a blackjack dealer m Mission; Impossible in a gambling c~sino, then. is forced (~ ({)) love American Style to extend her 1mpersonat1on when law authorities tie in the gangland 12:00 B Don Kirshner's Rock Concert murders with a counterfeilin& ring. ~~ ())) (3) Wide W~.r1d Spt· Robert Goulet Sydney Chaplin cial Monster· Beach Party Roddy McOow~ll and Mary An~ ID RMovkieto· Chinn guest ~ oc ncert I m Ei) News 12:30 m Movie: "The Man Who lived Periy Mason Twice" (mys) '36-Ralph Bellamy, Geor1e Putnam News Marian Marsh. Ward Bond Get Smart . . Philadelphia Folk Featlval l.00 0 0 m M1dnl1ht Special 10:30 0 tD News 1:45 IJ Movie: "love In the Afternoon" aJ Hoaar Dulce Ho1ar (com) '57 -Gary Cooper, Audrey I al el:) N Hepburn. ll:OO . 00 ®J ~(j) News 2:30 m All·Ni1ht Show: "Yenow s.y," Best of Groucho "The She Devil," "Blotto" 6 Sil Bllko 3:301J Movie: "The Yellow Canary'' O Movie: '7he Wlnnln& Team" (dra) '4-4 -Richard ,Greene. J1mes Bond (Sean Connery), the super·suave, super-Agent 007, de1ls with 1 mysterious bllllon1lre, 1 fortune In di1monds hidden in 1 coffin the thre•t of nucle1r subs 1nd missiles, ind 1 IHer bum deslinect to conquer the world, in "Di1monds Are. Forever," the seHon premiere present1tion on the ABC Friday Night Movie 1t 9PM. H~E DAILY PILCJT TV WEEK SEPTEMB::R 7, 1975 'A CHAMPION PARTY' . A "f'ar•de of Ch•mptens" wlll htpttcM "TIM Muflem"'a4 All V•rtety Specl•t." Seturd•)'. Sept. J3 (l :oo.1:00"'9, lDn. The Chem~ welcomH <tot>. left) bo11ln1 ch•mpfon Henry Armatt0n1 (left) •net 1wtmmln1 ater eiieter Cr11bbe (center); (tep, center) tennis et•rw Don •"41• (lef'I) •M N•ncy Ch•ff" Kiner (rt1ht); bour Jackie f1eN1 ~. rl-"t): bH .. •11 H•ll of '•mer Setchel P'el1e ~. left); t,..clll •t•• Mel P'ett.n (Mttom, center) and tennl1 •l•r AltfM• Gfbun (~. rilftt). It was one of those famed Hollywood parties held at the world renowned Chasen's Restaurant. As one would read an account of such an extravaganza an a fan magazine· "Party crashers and auto· graph seekers screamed with delight as ttie chauffeur-dnven limou· sines arrived with the great and the near g.eat." Except at this party, the celebrities arriving were all Great! Great athletic cl'lamp1ons of today and yesterday And the star of the evening, who usually con ducts his news conferences at a boxing nng or a downtown hotel, was Muhammad Ali. The Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World invited the press. nd an intimate guest hst of 200, to announce to the world that he • 1as making his entry into show business as host/star of his own .ne hour musical variety television show. "The Muhammad Alt Variety •pec1al" wait be presented on ABC, Saturday (Sept. 13) at SPM . A highlight of the special will be a "Parade of Champions" and •hey were flown 1n from around the country to jom Ala 1n the fest1vit1es. It was a reporter's dream as everywhere he looked there was a legend· .iry sports star: Billy Conn. a Buster Crabbe, a Henry Armstrong. Arriving 1ust in time to present the Champ to the throng was, of course, Howard Cosell. The festivities would not have been complete without the perennial verbal sparring partners fla1hng away at each other. As one wag put it. they're as compatible as a ban1na end mayonnaise sandwich. After the comic banter, dunng which Ah JOk1ngly said that Cosell "needs me" as a lead·in for Cosell's own hve variety show which p em1eres Saturday (September 20) at SPM, the champion introduced an arr1y of guest champions. Ah kidded Henry Armstrong, saying there must be a mistake 1n the copy he was reading, "How could any man hold three boxing crowns (featherweight, welterweight, lightweight) at the same t1me7" He had a tongue·tw1ster with Wimbledon in introducing tenn11 stars Don Budge and Nancy Chaffee Kiner. And when Budge playfully corrected him, Ali smiled and said "Wimbledon. Sp1mbledon . . . who ever fought there anyway?" And speaking of Wimbledon. he said everybody's been talkin' about Arthur Ashe's being the first black man to win there . . but remem· ber this pretty lady was the first black to win at Wimbledon . Althea Gibson. The biggest applause went to Billy Conn when Ah uitroduced him as: ''Here's the man who could have won the heavyweight champion· ship 1f he'd stayed out of the way for two more rounds.'' Then asked, "Why did you decide to slug it out with Joe Louis?" Billy 1nswered as he has thousands of tithes since that fateful night in 1941, "I thought I could knock him out." There was an unexpected tender moment an the shenanigans when Ah introduced Olympic swimming champ and film star, Buster Crabbe -although Buster at first thought Ali was putting him on. Ali screamed "Here's my idol. Flash Gordon an personl I grew up watch· Ing him on telev1s1on. Nobody knows what this means to met" Buster was so taken, he had to flick a tear from has eye when he realized Ah was serious · Pace 19 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13 5:55 O NBC Series on Alcohol 1:00 Cl) Summer Se111ester 6:30 i TV I ClaSStOOm Property Mana1ement Lera Rap 7;00 emmu S.snutar . ID Ci) @) m Emeraency + 4 6 Wffkend (tfij Cl)) (Il H o n I II o n I p m Brother Bua EJD Electric Companr @Voice of Tokyo @) Sesame Street 1:301J @ CV Buas Bunny/Road· runner Hour I fi~ t._6 @) @I) Pin• PanUltt Friends ot Man Dennis the Menacie (Qt (j)) CI) Thi ~ S.uetr Movie: "Tovct.ut Man In Atl· zona" (wes) '51-V1u1hn Monroe, Joan Leslie. 9:00 R ~ oo (JO) m land of th• Lost Movie: •'Short Grau" (wes) '50 -Rod Cameron, Cathy Downs WSuper Man :f:. (tt(j)) (})Mvtntvrlt of Oft. ~~ountry Music if1) Mister Ro11r1' Nel1hbolfloocl 9:30 I gJ ~ ~ ~:bfo,°:n 6 leave It to Beaver 7:30 IJ New Appro1ch11 to Hl1h School (Qj 00> (}) Uncle Croc'a BloQ u1rnln1 ind Discipline Words A-Poppln' 8 9 Ci)@) g;} Sl1mund : Villa Ale1re <9 CIJf(l)Tom & Jertr/ Crape Ape Show 10:00 iJ @ 00 (]) Shlz.am!/lsls Hour I Youth & tht Issues 0 il1@ ®) @I) 8 e yo n d I ht Elementary Netn Planet of the Apa (I) Ttny & His friends Ci) Timmy & lassie Camscolendu 0 Movie: (C) "All the Brothers 1:001J @ Pebbles & Bamm Were Valiant" (adv) '53 -Robert Bamm Taylor, Ann Blyth, Stewart Granier 0 9 Ci) QQ @I) Secret Ute of (!) Asc~t Raus Welter 1(1ity ~ Tra1l1 West I PtctUtten m Sesame Strfft Ila Blue M1rble al S1>1nish Movie Movlt: (C) "Don't Go Nm the 10:30 0 @ '6 10'i m Wettwind ater" (com) '57-Glenn ford. Gi1 O Movie: (C} ''O.S.S.-117, Double Scali , Elr1 Holliman Aienr• (adv) -John Gavin, Curt m Unit Three Jur1ens. Q) Tnie Adventure (jJ The Rifleman 0 (~ r8) (J) a) The Odd Ball Couple llQ) San Dle10 Happenlna m Movie: ''The Spirit of West Point" (dra) '4 7 -Doc Blanchard, Glen Davis. ® Action Theatre 11 :00 iJ ~ 00 Ci) fir Out Space Nub 0 @ @) m Major Leaau Base II Teams to ~ announced. i Tlju1n1: Window to the South (~ (j)) 00 al Speed Buco Electric Companr 11 :30 B err rn m Ghost Bustera (6) Movie: ''list of the Redmen" • • (wes) '47-Jon Hall, Julie Bishop. <(fl 0 (Qj ({\) CI) a) A m er I ca n 81rn1rd Hughes stirs as Doc· tor Joe Boeert, an old·fuhlon· ed pnen1l pr1ctttloner whose crusty mennar never full con· c .. ts his 1ymp1thetk nature, In the new comedy aeries Doc, premlertn1 Saturd1y (Sept. 13) et 8:30PM on CBS. Bandstand 0 Celebrity Golf Challen1e m Sesame Street AFTERNOON 12:00 1J :I1J Cl) Cl) V1ller of the Dino· uun 0 Movie: "Budlskln Frontier'' (wes) '43-R1cha1d Di•. Jane Wyatt, Lee J. Cobb. I Ad Ub Bi& Blue M1rble Roller Games 12:30 lfi) CI) Cl) ht Al~rt Campus Profile Mr. Chips Ebonr Aff1lr Lost In Space Three Stoo1es : Man Bullds, Man Destror• ( Ci)) Loretta Youna Theatre · Wally's Wortshop 1:001J @ (J) Cl) CBS Childrtn's Film Festival THE DAILY PILOT, TV ~EEK SEPTEMBER 7. 1975 ~)Movie: HRlde A Crooked Miit" (wes) '56-Audie Murphy. IJ Mom: .. Mystery of the Whtte Room" (n{ys) '39 -Bruce C1bot, Joan Woodbury Movie: "Tank Commandos" (dre) ·59 -Robert Barron, Mau1e uwrenu 0 Movie: "Escort Wtst (wes) '59- Victor Mature, Elaine Stewart, Noah Beery. I Jun Shepherd's Amettc.a S.I r Plmlenll Fiim features 1:30 fJ Movie: "Panhandle" (wes) '48- Rod Ca.nmon. C1thy Downs.. W'Soul Train I The Vlr1lnlan When Television Was Live ) On the Movt 2:00 ! Onty's Treehouse · Aarlculture USA 8 Movie: (C) "Spartan Gl1dl•tor" (adv) '65 -Tony Russel. _ I Sin Ditto H1ppenln1 CI) American Outdoonman Cl) Concern Et) Jeanne Wolf With ••• "Sheilah Graham" (R) i CIH Trout Flshin1 • U.S. Navy · Fiim Futures 2:30 1J Steps to lurnln1 (J) Movie: "Star In the Dust'' (wes) '56-John Aaar, M1m1e Vin Doren 8 Wiidiife Theatre Movie: "Murder In the Rue Mor1ue" (hor) '32-Bela Lu1osi. Movie: "Woman-Wise" (dra) '37 -Michael Whalen. Rochelle Hudson 0 Rims Prt-Season Football Los Anl!eles Rams vs Oakland Raiders. Festlval '73 Outer llmltl IB American Music Scene Voice of Aarkulturt untry Showcase : Woman ( (()) Movie: "The Horse Sol· dler1" m A1rlculturt USA 3:00 8 last of the Mohlc.ans A drama· tizalion of James Fenimore Cooper's 1826 classic novel which chronicles American frontier life durin1 the French and lnd11n war in upstate New York. 8 NFL Action Movie: (C) "Iron Mistress" (adv) '52-Ali n Ladd, Virainia Mayo. (fO) Movie: "The QulllD Memon.,. clum" (susp) '67 -George Se1al, Alec Guinness, Senta Ber1er. ~I h Cha1>1rnl Movie: "55 Da11 et Pekin(' untJJ Place : lntemltional AnlmatJon FestJval · Carrascolendas • SatutdlJ Matinee · Mission: Impossible 3:30 I Newsmahrs • Saturd•r Movie: "Berbarr Coast'' (adv) '35 -Edward G. Robinson, Joel McCrea. Ci) Tanen Theatre m Movie: "The Man With Nine lives" (hor) '40 -Boris Karloff, Ro1er Pryor, JoAnn Sayers. I (3) Championship Bowlin& Wilburn Brothers • Booll Beat (R) Fanfarrla Falcon 4:006 Medlx _]) NCAA Hl1hll1ht1 111 Wrutlin1 From the Olympic It T1kt1 A Thief Super Show de la Sa.IN Porter W•lfntr ShR : Novi Fulbol Soccer • Mtdli Yoke of Acriculturt 4:30 IJ @ (j) CIS Sports $ptdacuJar The $250,000 Mer1boro Cup lnvlt1- tion11 Hone Race. from Belmont Park, New Yori<. ~Gomtf PJI• Mavettcl Nashville on tht RNd I Cf)) Nfl Action ~ ...... Sports Lermcts- Coron• Now 5:00 (i) Glllla•n's laland 0 (eij! CJ)) (}) EE) UC-1 Wlclt Wottd of Sports Hl&hllahts of the Ohio State/Mlchi&•n State football game will be a special f11ture of today's presentation. m Wiid Wiid Vtest ~News Movie: "The Seventh Veil" (dr1) '46-Jlmes Mason, Ann Todd, Her- bert Lom I Mod Squad Pop Goes the Country Collete Credtt Proiram (R) m The Addams Famfly 5:30 8 Cil 601 Ci) 00 Newa An1el Ba~ball An1els vs Kan· sas City Ray1ls i l ittle Rascals Documentary "The Shakers" Little Rasuts hmlt, Thtatn f: V l N I N (~ s:ooli:X~m"-. . News • 1 L Alm Flam (R) Georr• Kenne y hosts and narrates this unique special on the unsuna heroes of filmmaking-the Special Effects Men. I ~r,n::d:.11.ry Meile.an Musicals Ci) Nltlonal Geoaraphlc Hee Haw f lrtn1 Una 6:30 I m a <en CIJ) m ...... · llNBC News Conference Joe & Sons I (}.) Pop Goes the Country Box de Medco The Fisherman m My uttie Mar1ie 7:00; Candid Camera BarbalJ Coast · The Issue Is 6 Sammy & Company 0 Eyewitness: lot Anples 00 To Be A Motorcross Champion S1>1ce: 1999 "Breakaway" 00 Space: 1999 i (JJ) g;} Lawrence Wtlll m·12 ~@ America : Black Penpectlve on the Nen · Hee Haw Dr. Jagen lnvaalon Hour 7:30 1J Wiid Wortd of Anlmala 0 Premieres Tonight! * Don Adams Screen Test Guests Danny Thomas and Doug McClure 0 PREMIERE Don Ad1ms' Screen Test Muhammad All takes off his gloves Tor a oazzllng entertainment special with Howard Cosell, Flip WOson, Aretha Franklin, G.obe Kaplan. The Coptain and Tennille, Barry White and all-time sports greats. THE MUHAMMAD All VARIETY SPECIAL Gl:OOPM(l} THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 7, 1975, NEW SEASON. There's even more action and excitement as S WA T plunges after frogmen killers StarrinQ Steve Forrest Special guest stars: Phil Silvers (in his first dramatic role). Christopher George, Sal Mineo, Leslie Warren, Susan Dey and Don Stroud S.W.A.T. 89:00PM(l} Next Week Watch Ttte Spectacular Premiere Of Ttte Only Live Sttow On Prime Time Telev1s1on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WITH HOWARD COSELL' I lat'a Mde A 0..1 ,ortr1lt of A Champton Room 222 Tlempo Sobre 11 Tlempo Woman (R) 8:00 IJ ["t (3 NEW SEASON Tht Jelfersona Louise Is scared Iha! she's 101n1 lo lose her friends the W1llises. and Geor1e ts scared she won't £verythm1 comes to a head durin11 lhe crazy birthday perty which the Jeffersons throw for ne111hbor Ha~ Bentley 0 @ 1QJ @t) NEW SWON Emerrenq! "The Stewardess" Para medics Ge1e end DeSoto, en route lo Los An1eles from San Francisco following a paramedics convention, encounter a mediul emer1ency and a romance on the same lllfht when a stewardess (fuest Gretchen Cor· bell)· asks for help ft liar's Club U<tHCU>m m ! s~ICl!L I Mu-hammad All Y ertety S ow Muham· mad All, the heavyWei1ht boxln1 champion of the world, mixes it up with his old verbal sparrin1 partner, Howard Cosell-with All doinf the 1nlerviewin1 this time; and wel· comes Flip Wilson as Geraldine, who addresses Ali with some saucy ad- vice Other 1uests include Aretha Franklin, Gebe Kaplan, The Cap11in & Tennille. Barry White, ind 20 areal athletes in a "Parede of Champions" O My ,.,tner the Ghost m JOHNNY CASH LAFFS * ON HEE HAW '76! mHMHn G)c.tta11 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 El) Spanish Movie u "SWAT"-SPECIAL @(!)The P.T.L aab I)& Mo v I e: "Destination Tokyo" * NEW 2 hr MOVIE Ell> i10vtt Qualcs "The Sculet IAt· 3 C G J G • • ttr'' (1926) starrinf Lllllen G1"sh. (adv) '4 -ary rant, ohn ar U (eii Ci))(}.) Q) NEW SEASON 1 ct 3' field, Faye Emerson S.W.A.T. (2hr) "Deadly Tide" Hondo • ' 1:'"~rt fij) Hollywood Television Thutre and his men go underwater to "Nourish the Beast" (R) catch a scub1-d1v1n1 ring of jewel 11:15 W Movft: •'Cvne of die Wtnwoft• EE Super Show robbers suspected of commit1tn1 (hor) '61 -Clifford Evans, Oliver m Japanese l.anruaft 'ropms two homicides and of holdin1 le· Reed. 1:30 IJ Qt (3J PREMIERE'1>oc An male hostaaes Ph1I Silvers. Chris· f» Dfa111atic l.ovt St.tta n1e Bo1ert and the local parish topher Geor1e. Sal Mineo, Lesley <a (j)) Sdeiac. Flction TMatrt priest conspire lo use one of the Warren. Susan Dey and Don Stroud 11:301J fabulOUJ SZ! (C) .. l ll!Nffolcf" devil's tools, poker, lo reawaken i sl. {dra) '66 -Rock Hudson, Cl1udl1 Doc Bo1ert's rehaious interest. Bert Billy liraham Crusade Cardinale, Guy Stocbtll. Remsen gums as father Murphy D6trar SIJNtval B m;)"laf of THftfil Barnard Hughes and Eltubeth Wil Premiere film fJ MOYie: (C) "JH111ai Run" (ldv) son star. 9:30 1J Ci]) Cl) NEW SEASON lob '53 -Ray Millend, Art1n1 Dahl, U Pop Goes the Country Newhart Show A colorful chum from Wendell Corty. Ci) Greatest Sports le1ends Bob Hartley's colle1e days shows (6) Movie: "Buckett of 11ood'' (hof) 9:00 6 @ 00 CJ) NEW SEASON Mery up unexpectedly and ;Ives every '59 -Dick Miller, Barbara Morris. @er Moore S how Lou Grant has hilarious indication of becominf U Movlt: (C) "War & Ptact" Pert the WJM·TV newsroom buzzina with a permanent houseiuest. Tom Pos-I (dra) '56 -Audrey Hepburn, curiosity over the possibility that ton auests. Henry Fonda. Mel Ferrer, Vittorio he may remarry his ex·wife, Edie, m Country Carnival Gassman. after wqrd leaks out they are hav· fij) Ambassador Collete Concert (R) Cf) Movie: "In Name Only" (drt) ing lunch together. Priscilla Morrill lO:OO IJ @ (})CJ) NEW SEASON Carol '39 -Cary Grant, Carole Lombard. guests. B tt Sh . bo O Movie· "Unblown World" (sci 0 ~ (6) ~ m N B C Saturday urne . ow Jim Na . rs returns fl) '57 -'eruce Kellog Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Last of as speClill guest, & Tim Conway m Movie· ''Tlle Sevtntb Yell" (dra) Sheila" (mys) '73 -Richard Ben becomes a reaular . '46 -J. M . A T dd . . C I Dick Van Dyke Show ames ason, nn o • 1amm. Dyan Cannon. James oburn, Th R Brl Sh Herbert Lom • Joan Hackett. James Mason, Ian Me ic!r Co ~mt ow @ ({)Don Adams' Scretn Tm McShane, Raquel Welch A producer. T:: Untouc~:~les 1:00 0 At One Wlttl • , . "MlehHI the widower of a slain movie star, Lo ,. d ro. Schultz" invites six Hollywood personalities u .or on ~now aboard his yacht for a deadly game 10:30 I Today at Arua Caliente 1:30 IJ Movlt: "Ml.lllonalrt for ChfistJH of whodunit w"h1ch ultimately re • Three Passports to Adventure (com) '51 -Fred MacMurru. Eltt· veals the true personality of each News nor Parlier. 1 of his guests and the killer as well Studio 22/Qulz Time m All·Nl1tlt Show: .. a.ct from the O Movie: (C) (21/ihr) "for Whom ll:OOOCVOfJ(J)Ei)@(j) News Dead~ ''Fo1 laland,'' "Cabnan tf ~ Bell Tolls" (dra) '43 -Gary O The Lucy Show Paris Cooper, lnarid Ber1m1n. Akim Tami· ~ {~ (_f)) News 3:00 IJ Movie: ''Code of Scottand Y•rd" rolf &>Movie: "Invaders from Marr-(dra) '48 -Diana Dors, Oscar Ho-@ m lo1in1 from the Olympic (sti·fi) '53 -Arthur Franz. molka. "EW!7:JOPM SATUitDAYS DO" ADAMS SCitEE" TEST • Howl as big name stars and unknown studio audience nopefuls re·enact famous movie scenes. This week· Danny Thomas, Doug McClure 0. 7:. 181 IC A1 .. tJc cH rM ' TME DAILY PILC'T. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 WARDROBE FOR A 'SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN' !arty patffyfnc to """ coRume desl1ner Burton Miiier. 1 "We are• bit confined In whet clothes we can create for the Mftet," MUI• confides. ''The dtarK19r of Sme Aus1fn In the ..,._ Is a former ntronaut and we try to keep hit clot.hes l'Wflecdnc • tllfht mlllbry feetlna. We alto are llmtted In other .,.., H Lee cannot be encumber9d by tlea, heavy cuffs or ~ftttlnc prmems that WOYld be •na•~ ous If caU1ht on somethlnc In his #Ud dash· Ina around." Lee's ctothes In the Mries are mostfy leisure suits fashioned of body-ftttinc wor· stadl. pbardlnas and sbape-t91alnloc fabrics In monochrotmdk I*&-. t.n!t blues and blades. Miller varies the look of 'CM costumes throulh UM of epaulets, petch pockets, but· tons and el~ p.tch• and of 1uch ~ sories as open<ollar shirts and varicolored turtteneck sweaters. Mothers with actlv. small boys would do well to secure the servlclet of the man who dalans Lee'• clothes. Miiier ,.veal• that for uch episode he whips up Lee's costumes In trtpllcate. "lrs one of th• mott physlcal shows I've worked on," NY' Miiier. "lee totally destroys two outftb each week." Lee MaJon, who stars as The She Million Dollar man In the ABC sen" (SUNDAYS 7:30-8:30PM), allO looks llke sl• mHllon dol· tars In the dothes he wears on and off the screen. So says the Fashion Foundation of America, which named Lee to Its 36th annual setectlon of "Best Dressed Men In the PU· tion," •Iona with such other notables 11 Preti· dent Gerald R. Ford, Senator Ectw.nt M. Ken· nedy of Maasachusetta, Mayor Rlchant J. Daley of Cha10, Fred Astaire, Tony Bennett and Jim "Catfish" Hunter of the N.w Yotil In the accomp.nytn1 phoeo composite, Lee wears a ''tuxedo'' ensemble (left) conststJn1 of a tan Jacket In wafne..w9ave fabf1c, brown, sUptJy flared trouMrS and a brown cummer· bund. In top, center photo he w.ars a usual outfit conslstln& of a zipper-front wlndbl"Nker, white turtleneck sweetw and dartc brown slaeb. Lee Is ... n In another wlndbtuker (bottom, c.nter), of dartc blue tfcht weew fabrtc. ac:c.nted YI th contrestln1 ll1ht 1tftch. Inc. Asaln, he wears a ll&trt-cok>red turtleneck sweater underneath It. In photo at rfaht, Lee wears a cream-colored lellu,. suit Of lllht· wel1ht fabric with a dark turtleneck swuter. His belt features a buckle of appropriate aero- nautial motif. Yankees. • Over six feet tall and with the lithe, ath- letic physique of hts collec• days, wtt.n he made the Kentucky AJl·State football tNm, Lee has the Ideal fl1ure to Mt off mucullne fashions. The t.ct that the Foundation saw fit to Include the clothes he wears In the TV show In Its sartorlal salute to Lee, Is partlcu· 'A CHAMPtON PARTY' A "hra4e of Ctl•m~•" wlll hl&ttflsM "TIM Mufl•mmad All Vartety 1,-dat." S.tu~•y, le,t. 13 Cl:00-1:00,.., EDn. Th• Champ welcol!1es (1iOlt. Mft) MJd"S d\•mpMn Henry Armstrofte ( .. ft) end swlmmln• st•r 8u9tw c,.WM (cant.r); (t.p, center) tennla at.rs Don •uct•• (left) end Nancy CflaffH Klnet' (rtpt);-bo••r J8cld• Pletcts (totl, rtdlt>; bHeball Hell ef ,.,,,., .. tctMt ,.., •• ~ left); t'8cll. star Mel htton (lHlttOm, cen~ and tennis at.r AIUM• ,Glbaon (l>Ottom, rtpt). It was one of those famed Hollywood parties held at the world renowned Chasen's Restaurant. As one would read an account of such an extravaaanza in a fan magazine: "Party crashers and auto· graph seekers screamed with delight as the chauffeur-driven l1mou· sines arrived with the great and the near great." Except at this party, the celebrities arriving were all Great! Great athletic champions of today and yesterday. And the star of the evening, who usually con· ducts his news conferences at a boxing ring or a downtown hotel, was Muhammad Ali. The Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World 1nv1ted the press. and an Intimate guest list of 200, to announce to the world that he ' wa1 making his entry into show business as host/star of his own one-hour musical-variety television show. "The Muhammad AJi Variety Special" will be pre~ented on ABC. Saturday (Sept. 13) at 8PM. A highlight of the special will be a "Parade of Champions" and they were flown in from around the country to join All in the festivities. It was a reporter's dream as everywhere he looked there w11 a lqend· ary sports star: Billy Conn. a Buster Crabbe, a Henry Armstrong. Arrivine Juat in time to present the Champ to the thron1 was, of course, Howard Cosetl. The festivities would not have bHn complete without the perennial verbal sparring partners flailing away at each other. As one wag put it. they're as compatible as a banana and mayonnaise sandwich. After the comic banter. dunng which Ah jokingly said that Cosell "needs me" as a lead·in for Cosell's own live variety show which premieres Saturday (September 20) .at 8PM, the champion introduced an array of auest champions. Ali kidded Henry Armstrong, saying there must be a mistake 1n the copy he was reading, "How could any man hold three box1ne crowns (featherweight, welterweight, lightweight) at the same bme7'' He had a toneue·twister with Wimbledon in introducing tennis stars Don Budge and Nancy Chaffee Kiner. And when Budge p4ayfully corrected him, Ali smiled and said "Wimbledon, Spimbledon . . . who ever fought there anyway7" And speaking of Wimbledon, he said everybody's been talk1n' abOut Arthur Ashe's being the first black man to win there ... but remem· ber this pretty lady was the first black to win at Wimbledon ... Althea Gibson. The biggest applause went to Billy Conn when Ali Introduced him as: "Here's the man who could have won the heavyweight champion· ship if he'd stayed out of the way for two more rounds." Then asked, "Why did you decide to slug It out with Joe Louis7" Billy answered as he has thousands of times since that fateful night In 1941 , "I thought I could knock him out." There WIS an unexpected tender moment In the shenanigans when Ali introduced Olympic swimming champ and film star, Buster Crabbe --although Buster at first thought Ali was puttln~ him on. Ali screamedi "Ht1re's my idol. Flash Gordon in person! I grew UP. watch· ing him on televiS1on. Nobody knows what ttus means to met ' Bu~ter was so taken, he had to flick a tear from his eye when he realized Ah was serious. Pase 23 • • • • • • • • • .. : =-sa--,,-q-u...-!'"o,~E~[ • .. • • • • • • • • • • 3 Digit Tape counter e Portable AC-DC • Auto Sftut-off • Built-in Condenser mic . .. SEPTEMBER 7, 1975 The "Outlaw Jealousy'' M~vement-Can It Possibly Be Right? • DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Football Scouts Pick the 30 Best High School Stars Quiz: H·ow Well Can You Trust Your Hunches? sk Them Yourself Went to ... a '-'">uil P9'90ll a qvMCIOft7 &end \tie Q"99Slon • a ~. to "A.k" famlty W .. 1!.IY &U Le11Jno90l'I Alie., "-Yo~ N. Y. 10022. w.· .. ,,.., 16 '°' publlehed qu..tk>M. Sotl'y, ... CAll°t ·"·-' oih.,.. FOR SEN. BA.IUD' COLDWATER (.R-AIU..) I've beeq wondering about your recent TV statement that your mail is running high towards oolatiooilm and why )'OU ta.id, .. God fomid that." What bas our policy of illtmveo- tioo.ism got for us but a IUCCeSSion ol WU"I and enem.iel? -J. Manball Porter, Cumberland, Md. • You obviously did not live through the 1920's and 1930's when this country was controlled by isolationism. As a re- FO.R SANDY KOUF AX, former pitching 8'ar Were you surprised when Nolan Ryan tied your record for no-hitters with his fourth?-Bill C.Onnolly, Bridgeport, C.Ooo. • Not at all. There was no doubt he was going to do it The only question now is how many more will he pitch? With the fast ball be has, the number might reach 10 or 12. FOR CINDY ADAMS Have you written anything besides the biography of Su- karno?-Heory Marhaeni, Lakeland, Fla. • I've just finished helping Jolie Gabor with her life story. The book on Soka.mo, with all its intrigue, Communist uprisin~, revolutions and all, is child's play compared with what will happen when Zsa Zsa, Eva and Magda read the new book. Mamma Jolie said: "Ven Cindy finishes the boo~, my hus~ will throw me out, and my daughters won t tallc to me. FOR EDITH HEAD, movie fashion designer How do you feel about women wearing slacks or panb suits to church?-J .J. Jorgensen, Racine, Wis. e 1 feel most strongly that women should go to church. or any house of worship, dressed properly and according to the requirements of their religion. FOR M.RS. MA.RY BROOKS, Director of the Mint Has the penny shortage been ovttcome, and is there a scarcity of any other coins?-A. Kravitz, New York, N.Y. • We figure the shortage is almost over since the price of copper bas receded worldwide. The shortages that everyone expected after the Arab oil embargo did not develop, and our massive efforts to point out there was no nwnismatic value to the 75 billion pennies we had minted without any design changes also contributed to returning the penny to circulation. Tilere' s no scarcity of other coins. FOR THE "ASK THEM YOURSELF' EDITOR Are Steve Lawrence and Eydie Corme really happily mar· ried?-Helen Richie, Cary, Ind. • Apparently, yes. Steve, 40, and Eydie, 43, were teenage sweethearts and married Dec. 29, 1957. They have two teenage sons, David and Michael. They've been in show business for more than two decades and, from all accounts, are an ideal couple and model parents in spite of the fact they spend close to six months each year on the road, in- cluding Las Vegas, conce~ and TV work. Both were born in the Bronx, New Yorlc, and now live in California. What"s unusual about these two is that throughout the time they've been singing and performing, their style, classified as "Easy Listening." has remain~ ~nst~nt. You mi~t like to lcno~ they're doing a Thanlcsgiv111g-rught TV special of CershWlll song:;. Cowr Photo by Mer>dez./GI~ sult we were dragged into a seoond world war which prob- ably would not have occurred had the U.S. been militarily prepared to stand up as a power. Our policy has not been intervention. Our policies generally have been to stay away. It was only through the decision of President .Kennedy, furthered by Presiclent Johnson, that we became interven· tlonists and participated in a war in South Vietniµn which we &ost through Kennedy's and Johnson"s inability to under- stand bow wars should be fought. FOR DR. JOYCE BROTHERS Why do TV quiz.show contestants cover their f aoet with their band.a when they're selected?-Mn. C. MacDowell, Racine, Wis. • Haoch covering the face represent a moment of privacy to deal with one's joy and fright before one becomes public again. But oontestruus have watched other programs and see bow they're supposed to behave. Those who show emo- tion are those who get the most camera shots. The happier the contestants look. the happier the producers. FOR JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT, star of "Bite the Bullet .. Did you ever do a nude scene in a film?-E.B., Little Rocle, Ark. • Yes. "Buster and Billie" in 1974. It was controversial be- came I was the first male star to appear in a front shot in a major film. However, I think the scene was done in ex- cellent taste. Also, women have always been the ones to get ~loited in fibns , and I don't believe in double stand- ards. Im told that mov1!! made me a full-8edged star. I hope it was becawe of my performance and not my physique. FOR SUSAN FORD Does being the President's daughter leave you any time for your personal pursuits and bobbtes?-A. Moore, Bloom- ington, Ind. • I've tried not to let my father's job affect my way of life. I go t().school and still spend a lot of my free time with the friends I've always had. I enjoy almost all sports, as well as cooking, needlepoint, photography and raisiug plants. FOR LOWELL THOMAS Now that you're 83, which one of all your broadcasts do you remember most?-M.n. Glori.a Santini, Vineland, N.J. • One I gave from my rural studio on Quaker Hill. One day, hghtntng struck the studio while I was on the air and cut me off~so for 15 minutes, without knowing it, I was just talking to myself. Then there was my series from Tibet; one from cannibal country in New Guinea; the first broad- cast from the Pole; the Coronation of George VI; the first from a plane . . . ls my lime up yet? Seplember 7 1975 /OmlfY ~The Newspaper Magazine A pubtk:at.lett Of Downe c-.-1utlofla, Inc. Rafll'Oftd K. M .. on, Ch•lrmH ol 1"'8 8o•rd A. Edwatd Ill.Iller. Prealdettt Fred O.nneman, ,,.,lffnt, Oo11rne PubllehJnt MORTON FRANK. P,.aldettt •nd PtlbllalNr LEONARD 8. DAVIDOW, ChalnNn ROBERT D. CARNEY, E•.c. 'l.P.-Auoe. Publl•INf PATRICK M. UNaK.Ff, V.P.·Ad Dlre<:tor Kent D'A1"Mndro. MarMtlng Mgr.; Oertlld 8. Wroe, ea.tern Mgr.: Rldlanf D. C.IToll, Assoc. Eaatem Mgr.; Joe frazM, Jr., Chicago Mgr.; i..wrenc:e M. Ann, Detroit Mgr. PMtdM, St.pMna, yonder Uettt end Hayward, Los Angeles and San Francisco. ..U8USHl!ft ftl!l.ATIOMS: LEE EWI, V.P.-Olrector. Robert H. Marrtott, Mgr. "'IUIHEft HRVICH: Robert J. Chrtdan, Mgr.: Jamee 0 . Baher, Buslneu Manager; Robert Banker. Promotion, C.ryl Ener, Merchandislfl9. Headquarters 841 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022 ~ 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights reserved MORT PERaKY, V.P -Editor-In-Chief Reynolds Dod90n, Managing Editor Alc:ftard ValdatJ, Art Director Ro .. trn Abr••a1a. Senior Editor MarttJn HanMn, Food Editor Associate Editors· Sam Mc:GanitJ, Hal Landon and RotHn A. Thruall &t.fle Walpln, Art Asst . Glorta Brter, Pictures. Contributing Editors uny ~ein, Robert Cumin, Pamela HOW11td PHI J. Opper ... .,_.mer, Anna 8-. ,AODUCTION: Richard Miiien, Dir ' Roberta Collins, Makeup ''The new comrnarwlment might ruct, 'Thou ahan not fMI )ulom..' In many waya. this new moral tone a. more rigid than the old." Can Jealousy Possibly Be an "Obsolete" Emotion? Recently, a young woman, whom I will call Joyce, told me she was afraid of toeing her husband, Bill. I asked wby. "Well, Bill spent lhc night with th.is other woman," she sajd. "I know I shouldn't be jealous. Bill ought to be able lo choose his companions. But I can't stand it. I get so jeaJous I hate myself." "What's wroog wilh being jealous?" The qucstJon threw J oycc off balance. "Jealousy is awful. There is oolhing good you can say about it. My jealousy upsets me, at restricts BiU, and it brings out the worst in me." "I don't like to be jeaJous, either," I answered. "It is about lhe most disgust- ing mlotion I can think of. But there arc times when I get jealous, and there is nothing l can do about it. I jwt have 10 wajt until the jealous period puses. One thing is certain: I have never been able to control my jealousy.'' But the New Attitude Toward Jeal- ousy persists. Listen to this exchange in a college classroom: WSomctimcs I hate myself," Diane cried out. I get so jealous of my boy friend I could scream. I mean. Georae told me be was going out with other chicks, and I said it was all right. He ought to get to know other women. but 1 can't stand it. When I know he's spend- ing the evening with another girl, it drives me crazy." 0 Couldn't you spend the same evening with another guy?" An older male stu- dent was talking now. "U you were with someone else, maybe it wouldn't bother you so much." "I don't want to spend the everung with another guy. I just want to be with George. I know that's being possessive, and I hate it when I get that way. But I don't know what to do. It seems like the more time he spends with other women, the more possessive I get. I don't know what to do." Recently, discussions lik.e this have become common in colleges as jealousy bas increasingly become an unaccept- able emotion. It is considered a sign of insecurity, a mark of immaturity or an indication of emotional imtability. This bolds true with couples who arc going together, who arc living with each other. even those who ~ marriod. Jealousy has never been considered a pretty emotion. Shakespeare, in "Othello," calls it .. the areen~yed mon- • • FAMILY WEEKLY, S4tptember 7, 197S° ster." Bu~ until a few yun a.go~ it was at least considered a sign that you loved your partner. You had a right to be jeal- ous if your partner wu "unfaithful." Any wile who dacovered her husband was having an afta.ir could automatically sue for divorce. If a husband abot bis wife's lover, courts were often lenient. Feeling jealousy and ventilatina it wu not only undentandable, it was expected. Attitudes seemed to begin chanpg about the time Nena and George O'Neill published their book. ':<>Pen Marriage." It is difficult to say whether the book cap- tured a lif cstylc change or promoted it. Probably a little of both. The O'Neilla suggest that most couples would profit frorn opening their marriages to othen. In theu treatment of jealousy, the O'Ncills leave an impression that it dis- concerting. "To begin with," they con- tend, "we would like to lay to rest the idea lhat sexual jealousy ia natural, in- stinctive and inevitable. It is none of thcte things.'' They further suggest that jeal· ousy "breeds deep-rooted dependeocics, infantile and childish emotions, and in- securities." In another pla.ce they claim, "jealousy. like "a destructive caocer, ''No one Ilk• to fMI J .. lous. We don't want othen to feel jealous of us. On the other hand, there a. a whole spectnn of emotions we are uncomfortable with-loneliness, anger, fear, doubt-and If we never experienced an, of thne emotions, we would lack • rich part of the human experience." breeds more jealousy." No wonder couples are in turmoil over any feeling that might suggest jeal· ousy or possessiveness. To admit a jealous feeling in such a context is rather like admitting to some horrible and con- tagious disease. What seems to be happening is that rapidly changing attitudes toward sex and marriage are creating a new moral code. The new commandment might read, "Thou shalt not feel jeaJous." In many ways, this new moral tone is more rigid than the old. There appean to be no reprieve from the sin of jealousy. Young men and women seem unable to forgive themselves; they refuse to give themselv«? space to grow. Let's, for one unrealistic minute.. con- sider a world free of jealousy: Anne, a mature women of 45, told me the story of her jealous-free marriage. "I had the perfect attitude in my mar- riage. I told John be could have a rela- tionship with any woman who attracted him. I told him I trusted him completely. And I did. 1 really believed John would never fall in love' with another woman. "What happened?" .. After nine yea.rs of marriage, he asked me for a wvorce so be could marry my best friend. I found out later I bad driven him away. I gave him every rcasoo to believe I didn't care. He told me be thought my career was more im· portanl to me than he was." The ideal world would see us always wishing our lover the freedom to grow in other relationships. The real world finds us often feeling possessive toward the one we love. We may hate ourselves for such a feeling, but it is a part of our life. It is so much a part of even the beat love relationships that its absence makes us wonder. A lack of jealousy can also indicate a lack of concern and love. By clo1tepla s ...... l oever met An.oe's"busbaod ao J can onJy speculate about his f ecJ..inaa. Yet, I think it is fair to say that we all expect some jealousy from our partner. In the world of rich love, jealousy is inevitable. Once we open ourselves to another per- son, we fear the loss of that person. No one likes lo feel jealous. We don't want others to feel jealous of ua.. On the other hand, there is a whole spectrum of emotions we arc uocomfortabJe with- looelineu, anger, fear and doubt-aod., if we never experienced any of thcae emotions, we would lack a rich part of the human experience. When we look for psychological mir· acles, we begin losing contact with reality: The person who expects in- stantly to remove all traces of jealousy is demonstrating personal immaturity. The mature person knows that learning to trust is a slow aod painful process. And only the most mature person will j have the patieocc to begin that trusting 0 IC process. ~ A young man who wu in an en-~ counter group with me several yea.rs ago ~ summed up the natnrc of love as well as 'i anyone. "When I am with my girl," he said, "I never have the urge to be any- thing except myself. She never puts me under any pressure to play a role. I don't have to be a student, a lover, or even a man when I am with her. All she ex- pects is that I be myself." When asked about bis f eclings toward her, be said, "I feel the same about her. I only want her to be herself. I would feel betrayed if she were to bide from me the person she happens to be at any given moment Jf l couldn't share her doubts, anger, pain, I don't know how I could love her." We all recognize our own desires in that statement. W~ want, more than any- thing else, to be accepted for ourselves. We don't want lo have to pretend. We want someone who will say, "It's all right to be fearful, confused or angry. I don't want you to change. I just want you to be yourself." It may be more diffi· cult to tum that attitude around-partic· ularly in the case of jealousy-and say. "I get jealous at .tjmes. I don't like it. but that's the way I am. I hope you can let me be jealous when those moods hit me. I don't want to have lo pretend." But that is what, sometimes. we have to do. 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Can Jealousy Possibly Be an --obsolete" Emotion? Recently. a young woman, whom J will caJl Joyce, told me she was afraid or losing her hbsband, Bill. 1 asked why. .. Well, Bill spent the night with this other woman," she said. "I know J shouldn't be jealous. Bill ought to be able to choose his companions. But I can't stand 1t. I get so jealous I hate myself." "What's wrong with belfl3 jealous?" The question threw Joyce off balance. "JeaJousy is awful. There is nothing good you can say about it. My jca.lousy upsets me, it restricts Bill, and it brings out the wont in me.•• "I don't like to be jealous, either," I answered. "It is about the most disgust- mg emotion I can think of. But there are times when I get jealous, and there is nothing I can do about it . I just have to wait until the jealous period puses. One thing is certain: I have never been able to control my jcaJousy." But the New Attitude Toward Jeal- ousy persists. Listen to this exchange in a college classroom : "Sometimes I hate mysell," Diane cried out. I get so jealous of my boy friend I could scream. I mean. George told me be was going out with other chicks, and I said it was &JI right. He ought to get to know other women. but I can't stand it. When l know he's spend- ing the evening with another girl, it drives me crazy." "Couldn't you spend the same evening with another guy?" Ao older male stu- dent was tal.ting now. ''If you were with someone else, maybe it wouldn't bother you so much."· "I don't want to spend the evening with another guy. l just want to be with George. I know that's being possessive, and I hate it when I get that way. But I don't know what lo do. It seems like the more time be spends with other women, the more possessive I get. I don't know what to do." Recently, discussions like th.is have become common in coUeges as jcaJousy bu increasingly become an unaccept- able emotion. It is considered a sign of insecurity, a mart of immaturity or an indication of emotional instability. This bolds true with couples who are going together, who are livin1 with each other, even thote who are marriod. Jealousy has never been c:omidered a pretty emotion. Shakespeare, in "Othello," ca.Us it "the areen-eJed moo- 4 • fAMllY WEEKLY, 8eptentb«7, 1971 ster." But, until a f cw years ago, it wu at least considered a aign that you loved your partner. You had a right to be jeal- ous if your partner was "unfaithful." Any wife who discovered her buaband was having an affair could automatically sue for divorce. U a husband ahot his wife's lover, courts were often lenient. Feeling jcaJowy and ventilating it wu not only undcntandable, it wu expected. Attitudes seemed to begin changing about the time Neoa and George O'Neill published their book, "Open Marriage." It is difficult lo say whether the book cap- tured a lif cstylc change or promoted rt. Probably a little of both. The O'Neill• suggest that most couples would profit from opening their marriages to othen. In their treatment of jealousy, the O'Neills leave an impression that is dis- concerting. "To begin with," they con- tend, ~e would lite to lay to rest the idea that sexual jealousy is natural, in- stinctive and inevitable. It it none of these things." They further suggest that jeal- ousy "breeds deep-rooted dependencies, infantile and childish emotions, and in- securities." ln another place they claim, "jealousy, like a destructive canceT, .. No one Ilk .. to feel Jealous. We don't want others to feel Jealous of ua.. On the other hand, there I• a whole apectnwn of emotions we are uncomfortable with-lonellnea, anger, fear, doubt-and If we never experienced any of these emotions, we would lack a rich part of the tunan experience." breeds more jca.lousy." No wonder couples arc in turmoil over any ~ling that might suggest jeal- ousy or possessiveness. To admit a jealous feeling in such a context is rather like admitting to some horrible and con- tagious disease. What secnu to be happening is that rapidly changtng attitudes toward sex and marriage are creating a new moral code. The new commandment might read, "Thou shalt not feel jealous." In many ways, this new moral tone is more rigid than the old. There appears Lo be no reprieve Crom the sin of jcaJowy. Young men and women seem unable to forgive themselves; they ref use to give themselvc;s space lo grow. Let's, for one unreali.stic minute, con- sider a world free of jealousy: Anne, a mature women of 45, told me the story of her jcaJous-f rec marriage. "I had the perfect attitude in my mar- riagc. I told John be could have a rela- tionship with any woman who attracted him. I told him I trusted him completely. And I did. I really believed John would never fall in love· with another woman. "What bappenedT' .. After nine yea.rs of marriage, he asked me for a divorce so he could marry my best friend. I found out later I had driven him away. I gave him every reason to believe I didn't care. He told me he thought my career was more im- portant to me than be was." The ideal world would sec us always wishing our lover the freedom to grow in other relationships. The rtlll world finds us ofte.o feeling possessive toward the one we love. We may hate ourselves for such a feeling, but it is a part of our life. It is so much a part of even the best love relationships that its absence makes us wonder. A lack of jealousy can also indicate a lack of concern and love. By.lo8ephSt.e .. I never met Anne'a'husband ao I can only speculate about bis feclinp. Y ct, I think it is fair to say that we all expect some jealousy from our partner. In the world of rich love, jealousy ii inevitable. Once we open ounelves to another per- son, we f car the loss of that penoD. No one likes to feel jealOU&. We doa't want others to feel jealous of ua. On the other hand, there is a whole spectrum of emotions we are uocomfortable witb- lonclincu, anger, fear and doubt-and. if we never cxperienoed any of the.e emotions, we would lack a rich part ol the human experience. When we look for psychological mir- acles, we begin losing contact with reality: The penon who expecb in- stantly to remove all traces of jealousy is demonstrating personal immaturity. The mature person knows that lea.ming to trust is a slow and painful prooca. And only the most mature pcnon will i have the patience to begin that lrulting 0 IC process. ~ A young man who was in a.n eo-e ; counter group with me several years ago ~ summed up the nature of Jove as well u % anyone. "When I am with my girl." he said, "I never have the urge to be any- thing except myself. She never puts me under any pressure to pt.y a role. I don't have to be a student. a Jover. or even a man when I am with her. AU she ex- pects is that I be myself." When uted about his feelings toward her, be said, ··1 feel the same about her. I only want her to be herself. I would feel betrayed if she were to hide from me the pcnon she happens to be at any given momaiL If l couldn't share her doubts, anger, pain, I don't know how I could love her." We all rccogniz.e our own desires in that statement. We want, more than any- thing else, to be accepted for ourselves . We don't want to have to pretend. We want someone who will say, .. It's all right to be fearful, confused or angry. I don't want you to change. I just want you to be yourself." It may be more diffi- cult to tum that attitude around-partic- ularly m the case of jcalouay-and say, ·•r get jealous at times. I don't lite it. but that's the way I am. I hope you can let me be jealous when those moods bit me. I don't want to have to preteod."' But that is what, sometimes, we have to do. Only then-and with the passage of time-can couples hope to build relation- ships that are truly free and nonrestrictive. ' ' STORE COUPON Mt DMler: For prompt ~ Mnd ... z eoupon to: ~ Corpotatton, Boll 12. 0 Otnton • ._ 527.M For -=n couoon )QI~• """ our _.,., we wW .-., YoU face "8lue plue 5'C hMdlinO ~ c:twoe. prOYided )'Oii Sid )Qll' c:Ultol'ner ,..,. complied With (;; the,.,.,.,.. of this c::oupon. Alty ottler ... con.tltut• fraud ·~ thowlnCi ~of Mftclent 9todt IO CIC1W6 811 coupons eubmltt9d ~be ahowr\ ue>an ~ Umlt one coupon per '**"8e ~ wMr9 By Larry Bortsteln / Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Family Weeldy's l:figh Sehool These are the high school stars college recruiters predict will be tomorrow's football heroes on university campuses. W hen college footbaJl's recruiters go ~hopping this faH for the top talent amo ng high school senior gridiron perf onncn, they'll likcJy linger long in Bryan, T exas. and Stroud, Okla. These two cities happen to be the homes of perhaps the two greatest young running backs in the country -Curtl1 Dickey of Bryan and B•rry Burget of Stroud. The advent of such volatile offensive forma. lions like the Wishbone and the Veer has shifted the emphasis from the passing game to the run- ning game in college ball, and quaJity running backs are being scouted in ever-increasing num- bers. Some of the nation·s top rccruiters-rcpre· senting AJabama, Arizona State, Boston Col- lege, Michigan State. Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Texas and UCLA-were polled by FAMILY WEEKLY in an attempt to determine the 30 best prospects amo ng this year's high school seniors. Seven running backs emerged and even among the eight quarterbacks cited, several were con- sidered to have strong futures as running backs or field generals for teams with running attacks. But none of the other runners received the raves accorded Dickey and Burget. A 6-f oot-2, 190-pound athlete who has nm J 00 yards in 9.6 seconds, Dickey is ·'a genuine 'super;·· according to one of FAMILY WEBX:LY's recruiter- panelists. "Every school in the country knows about him and would love to have him. He's a quiet, softspoken young man and would be a fine addition to aoy football program." In 1974 Curtis averaged 7.8 yards per carry and 18.1 yar~ oo 12 punt returns. His flashy runs scored 15 3 points. His hometown of Bryan in southeast Texas is a sister city of College Station, the home of Texas A&M University, a fact which would seemingly discourage re- cruiters from other areas from attempting to entice Dickey with scholarship offers. But, says a FAMILY WEEKLY panelist, "maybe be doesn't want to stay home. We'd love to talk to him about coming to our place." Burget, from Stroud, doesn't have the speed of Dickey. but be has considerable power. At 6-foot-3 aod 205 pounds, he bas been a leading discus thrower. Barry thundered through enemy football lines for 8. I yards per carry while lead· ing Stroud High School to the state champion· shlp last faU. One school-St. Mary's of Phoenix, Ariz.- features two of the players on our select list of 30 scholastic standouts. They are wide receiver Speedy Hart and running back David Mitchell, the stalwarts of St. Mary's·state championship powerhouse of 1974. Hart, 6-1 , 190, caught 46 passes for 964 yards and 15 touchdowns last sea- son. Mitchell, a six-footer who weights 195. ran for an eye-popping 1,913 yards. Among the top-rated quarterbacks, two south· em Californians drew considerable praise. Kenny Moore of Sao Fernando (CaJ.) High School is the all-around kind, having run for 781 yards and passed for 769 yards a year ago. M•rk Malone of El Cajon High in San Diego, may have the strongest throwing arm of any high school quarterback in the nation. Last I • FAMI LY WEEKLY, September 7. 1975 I ,· ' All-Ameriea Foreeast lJ"act season be threw the discus 181 Y.l f cet, ooe of the best prep marb oo record. Jeff Pybum, top-ftigbt quarterback from Cedar Shoals Hip School. Athem, Ga., is the soo of former Auburn All-American Jim Pyburn. ~ always. there are several membcra of our top 30 list who have outstanding aize (see accompanying list). and all of them are fine atbleta. But Bruce Clan of Newcastle (Pa.) ffiah Sc:hool may be the mo1t versatile ~ of all-particularly for a bia man. Bruce ia a tight end and linebacker who staDds 6-foot-3 and weighs 235 pounds. In addition to excelling at f ootbaJ.1. be also plays basketball. wreatles and cornpeta in track u a long-jumper and pole- vaulter. Any 23.S-pounder who can jump 20 feet and nult 12 f cet bas got to look ,_ attractive lo football scouts. '611 The Nadon's ~College Prospee~ Our panel of college recruiters selected these 30 players (listed alphabetically) as the best senior high school football prospects in the nation for 1975. NAME, SCHOOL CITY HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION Ron ........... Willoughby South Cleveland, Ohio fH 235 Tlghteftd..'8dde Scott a,_.,, Forest Ocala, Fla. 6-3 215 Tight encMI~ Stanier Brock. Jesuit Portland, Ore. 6-6 2.a Center Barry Burget, Stroud Stroud, Okla. w 205 RwlnklgbKk Tonr CappHOUI, St. Dominic's Oyster Bay, N.Y. 5-9 200 ~ BIVCe Clart, Newcastle Newcastle, Pa. 6-3 235 Tight end-Unebec:ter Cuttle Dlc:by, Bryan Bryan, Texaa &-2 190 Running blldl YlllUS Fe'1JU9C)n, Richmond Richmond, Ind. &-2 . 205 R""""'9 beet Dan Floyd, Great Falla Great Falla, Mont. ~ 2.a Def ...... nn.nan FNd Ford, St. John Bosco Bellflower, Calif. 5-10 180 Running back Chuck ao.u.i Midland Midland, Pa. 6-3 210 ~ Speedy Hart, St. Mary's Phoenix, Ariz. 6-1 190 Wide~ Martt Hmt8d, Battle Lake Battie Lake. Minn. &-1 175 Querteft>eck Martt L,._, Grover Cleveland Buffalo, N.Y. M 230 Tight .. MMadde Doug llecld9, Saugus Saugus.Mu&. 6-4 2"5 o.c.n.lft t8Clde Mark l!Wone, El Cajon San Diego, Calif. 6-4 215 Que~ Dave Maritn, Norton Norton, Ohio 6-3 185 ~ PIUI Matallvage. Holy Cross Waterbury, Conn. M 2.a Tedde Paul llcOonald, Bishop Amat Covina, Calif. 6-2 180 ~ Jamee~. Aviation Inglewood, Callf. 6-4 180 Wlderec1tnf Nick Metropouloe, Allqulppa Aliquippa, Pa. &-2 230 Unebecbr .lunlof ........ Robert E. Lee Midland, Texas 6-3 220 Unebecker Devld Mltchell, Sl Mary's Phoenix, ArlL 6-0 195 Runnlngbedl Kenny Moon, San Fernando San Fernando, Calif. &-1 190 Quer\efbeck Anthony Munoz, Chaffey Ontario, Calif. 6-6 2"5 ~tackJe Jeff Prt»um. Cedar Shoals Athens, Ga. 6-0 190 Owu1efUck Wnley Roberta, Paladuro Amarillo, Texas 6-5 255 D ........ llneman Mendel Aoblneon, North Syracuse Syracuse. N.Y. 6-1 195 Running back Joe StMle, Blanchet Seattle, Wash. 6-3 195 Running beck Doug Streater, Temple Temple, Texas 6-4 210 Tlghtend THE RECRUITERS lington, Texas; Clem Gryska, Alabama; Gary These are the college rec ruiters who took Horton, Arizona State; Jerry Pettibone, Okla- part In FAMILY WEDtLY's search for the best homa; Lynn Stiles, UCLA; Howard Weyers high school football prospects in the country and Andy MacDonald, Michigan State; Joe for 1975: Brian Boulac, Notre Dame; Bill El-Yuldca, Boston College (head coach). Ptlotoe by. frOftl left: Waterbury Republican; The Eaote. Bryan. Tex.; Star Banner, Oc:ala. Fla.; Ccxmer-E1pr .... Buffalo; Athene Banner-M•,.ld; Amarillo Globe-N-a.. FAMILY WEEKLY, September 7, 1976 • 1 The nwaning of life-why are we here. where are we headed? All r8'igious persons. alone and in their churches. search for these answers. Catholics ere no exception. 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Chico and the Man" TV series; so highly rated, in fact, that one of the NBC executives handed him the latest rating sheet which put the ~how in the number-one spot of all the ratings. Jack was flabbergasted .... FAMILY WEEKLY: How do you explain the success of the show? JACK: l don't really know. Some peo- ple say it's the relationship between Freddie [Freddie Prinze, who plays Chico] and me .. He's a marvelous boy. We're very simpatico. We get along beautifuUy in spite of the large genera- tion gap. I'm not only old enough to be his father but his grandfather! FW: There used to be some Chicano op- position to the show .•. JACK: That's 'died down, but I think there were a number of reasons. First of aU, Freddie-who plays a Chicano-is not Chicano. He's Puerto Rican. In fact. he isn't even Puerto Rican. He's half Puerto Rican and half Hungarian. The Chicano community felt that a Chicano should have been cast for the part. But I don't oecesaarily agree. Maybe Fred- die's accent isn't totally Chicano. But if that's the case, the variance is so slight that I think very few people would know the difference. It certainly basp't af- fected the show. Some Chicanos also were against the show because they felt that the character Freddie portrays was stupid, ill.iterate and subservient. But I think. that's totally wrong. FW: Arc you in politics yourself? JACK: I am , mostly through my wife. She's a strong political activist. She's a Democratic national committeewoman. She also teaches communications at UCLA, and is working hard on her Ph.D. in speech. She already has three degrees: her M.A., M.S. and B.A. FW: How far did you go in school? JACK: I dropped out when I was a freshman in high school. l was told that I was a destructive influence in the class. I was constantly making jokes, or at least the class thought l did. The teachers didn't. Everybody was better off when I left. FW: Did you ever regret your lack of formal education? JACK: I most certainly did. Formal edu- cation teaches you to use your intel- ligence, use your mind-if you have any. But I furthered my education simply by living with my wife. She's bad a tremendous influence on me. It was through her that I developed interests on a higher plain. Like getting involved Continued FAMILY WEEKLY, September 7, 1975 • 11 I I I I I I I I I I I (; t} : . • ... ........ ,.. _ ... _.._ ...... ~-... -.....-....... ,.. ~ __ ,....,,_.,. __ ....... _ -----___ ......., _.....,.._ ....... .,,.......,. - .n...-.... "' .. ,.. ._ ........ ... --....... --.._., ............... ..... .. __. .-.--... ----~--........, .................... ...... ----... ,.., .., ..... ... ~ ...... ,_ .. , __ ...,...., .. ua;..._._. ,......,., ... .,. - ·------------------· .Jack AJberfson Continu~d JACK: When I tint came to California I was known as a comedy man. I sup- ported Jack Benoy, Red Skelton. a bolt of others. When I decided to study act- ing seriously, to become a legitimate actor, I had to pass up a Jot of jobs that brought in bread. Wally, my wife, was behind me all the way while I improved my situation and my atalua. She auUercd with worthwhile causes, working with mioority groups. Through her I also be- came involved in politics. Most of all, she's a very hard worker. It has to rub off on me. FW: How? Be extra good -to your cat- feed her like a kitten. Com" In a t4 oz box oc ec:onomlcal 3 lb beg • EXTRA PROTEIN-35% protein-more than any other major dry cat food. • EXTRA CALCIUM for strong bones and teeth. • EXTRA ENERGY to keep 'em frisky and full of fun. e EXTRA VITAMIN A for bright ey~s and glossy coat. • EXTRA GOOD TASTE-comes in two flavors cats love. Friskies Kitten Food is concentrated nutriUon- it has more food value. ounce for ounce. than regular dry cat food. One lldult Mnf•OQ of Fr•klee Kitten Food -- -----r· , One adult ~H'IO of regular dry cat food Friskies Kitten Food from @nation I - throusJl yean when thinp WCR pretty bad, ao when I eventually ea.med a Tony Award and an Acadany Award, a Jot of the credit bad to ao to ber. FW: How did tbe two of you meet? JACK: 1 used to td1 frieDda that I jmt opehcd my wallet and there abe wu. Actually she WU tbc IUlry editor al NBC, and she'd written a radio ltOry iJl which I appeared aa an act«. But it wuo't until I fCU1rDcd to Broadway and she came back to New York that the romance really started. We fell iJl Jove and aot married oo Halloween day, 1952. FW: A peculiar day to choose for your wedcilng, ian 't it? . JACK: It gave her a chance to &et off her broom long enough to marry me. FW: Your daughter Maura is 20, and I undentand she's your Girl Friday. J ACK: Yes. she is. She does a lot of things for me. But primarily she's in- terested iJl her own career. She's a linp and worts iJl clubs. She's very beautiful and very talented. FW: Are tbqe different types of come- cilam? J ACK: Certainly. There are two types of comedians: the sadistic type who attacks the audience constantly and the maso- chistic type who plays off his own idi~ syncrasiea. Milton Berle and Don Rickles are sadistic types. Jack Benny, on the other hand, was a nwochiat. He played off his own supposed miserliness and cowardlioesa. FW: How would you classify yourself? JACK: I'm a sketch comedian who does littJe of both. That's my great joy in th.is profession. Versatility. I do a lot of things, and I think I do them well. Not outstanding, but well. FW: Of all the comedians with whom y~ ba\Jt ~who WM tbe eMial M> get along with? JACK: Jack Benny. He was so polished. And he enjoyed when the people be worked with got laughs. FW: Who was the most difficult? JACK: I guess Bert Lahr. He didn't want anyone else to get any laughs. That's the problem when you're a straight man. You have to be good enough to feed an actor a line properly, but not so good as to show him off. FW: What was the toughest time you bad in your career? JACK: When I was in New York dwing the depth of the Depression. There were many nights when I sJept on park benches or in the subway, when I didn't even have enough money to stay iJl a 6op house. It only cost a nickel to get on the subway and ride to the end of the line. When l tot thcR, I'd hide behind some pillar when the guards emptied the train, and then sneak back on. Jn the awnmec- time, it was a bit easier. I could sleep in Central Park. FW: Do you have any plans to retire? JACK: None until I'm senile or ,_ disabled. ..iJ11 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, S41c>t91nber 7. t97& -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·- --1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Deluxe EXECUTIVE SLACKS that PAY FOR THEMSELVES! Pairs for only Do yeu ,..11ze thet many ott.w• wen..informed exec:uttvet ... tt II pey"'t $26 end $30 per pelf for OoubleKnlt Sledu7 Sure, th-' ••the oritlnel price of Knits untN H-.nd, the "'811 order peoph hom ,._..,n, NJ, mede the bit brelikdtrcHlth: H.bend'1 f111ftOU9 1~ po~ NON-SNAG KNITS -tNy ... mon.y on origln11/ "''" -t,,.y •ll'lf moMy on c,_,,.,,, Bills -•nd th.y uw you moMy on WNr •nd ,.., on your mo,. •x,,.11$1119 buslnea wltl I Now with economic conditiom u they are, the mills need more business! 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Zip -_ _J Floal away dusc. dirt, othu irrilant~ wnh refreshin' LAVOP'TIK Eye Wash. Relieves 11~h1n1 and burnina. Get' LAVOP'TIK Eye; Wash. eye C\IP in- cluded-at all drugisu. Gentle relief. Satidxtion or your morKy back. .. Q • a Cl • -.. .. C) II> ~I Here'• a tlmple, medlcally .. pproYed, unlven1ty-11111ed 1llmmlna plan 1ha1 hn you l0tl111 lncllet and pound• ln daya -"'Uhout fad diet•. d1nprou1 ctrup or pt1111 Ho need to 11ve up the food• you love ... and, bat or 1U, once you have 1Jlmmed down, you can 11ey 1llm. firm and shapely. WE CUAIANTEI Ill Our "S-MJ.n .. Flpre-5M.ptllt Pih" I• lor busy, lntelllaent people, who undertland the haunh of diet fed• and "effonlt111 exercises:· With our plan, all you do II lie on your beck and do one "S" MJnute Exerctte t"'lce 1 day, whenever It'• convenhmt. cmm "'hllo watchlna TV. Instantly, you start 1peocllng up your metabollll!TI, bumlna off fat, releaslna ueet• wat4!f, u1 lf\l up extra calorle9, 1llmulatlna your well-being and helplna to curb your 1ppetll1 without eppettte .up. preuan1t. We alto 1uaes1 1 temporary 20'111 food reduction, without llvtna up any or the lood• you love -eat Ice cream. cake, pasta -Wbatever. 111·1 all In the 1ulde) 1'1'e "I"= 9CM1J ....... PIM Workal ....................... , A,_. ........ .,.,. ...... 111 .... ..... av. la. ...... m .... """ nv. 1e. ~ ..., ....... Cleelt .... ......,._,_ ..... __ ., __ ...._ ... ,...........,,.._ The •llmmlna action ol our "S" Minute Exerciser concentratt11 on your waistline, hips, lep and flabby 11nns -where lat aa:umuJ1111 quickest. to aJve you that agJna look. While c:n1h or lad 41et1 call14! some temponuy "9tabt IOl1, they allo bum off much mu1el11 ttnue -which can also cauae your skin to wrinkle, neckline ttuue to de111rtor11te and leave you feeling fatigued. Our plan sllmuJates active lluuo growth, through the use of our "S" Minute Exen:lter, which firms and 1hape1 your lll\lf'9. Wben com· blned with your temporary ~ food reducllon, pater fat loeMt are quk:lly echleved. maklna you look yean loveller 111 you slim. lle- caute our plan 11 taty and tun to follow -you love st•Vlna With It, end without any lunher food reduction. you remeln 1llm end shapely, oot rep.Jntna thoM Inches and pounc11 you lost. saying "goodbye" at latt 10 the "pin and wel8hl lost roller COllfter" cycle *WHY FAD DIETS ARE DANGEROUS - HERE ARE THE FACTS I U VOi.i hope to ellm down. llrm-up ind beautify your figure tllft>uab dletlna alone ... FOICET ITI Doc1or1 and nutrltloneJ upen1 wem lhat led diets even lasllna - wtJI do ab1oh1lelf noOtl"I to llnn 11nd 1h11pe vou up. In feet, they caution: Unleu you diet under proper medical supervision, you can actuallv 4aUov your flau.N, beauty and 1eJ1 appeal! You may evm -.iocnlf dam ... your be91tJI. tven under medical supervlllon, 4Jetlrt1 eJone will do oothlna to firm Of wpe VOi.i vp. OUr 1lmpl1t "S" Minute Exerciser, used twice dally, 11 the Nfe, natural way to llnn and beautify your figure, WJtlle you eat llmliblf . * nn: SAD Tlunt ABOUT DIET FADS: Fonm•I• Dtett can be 11 teriout health bual'd. Low c.artJohydrate, aklm mllk and benana diet• -amon1 othel'I -l11ve been MVerely criticized by many doctort, because they Olten fall to supply your body with nutrlenlf It needs Tlllt deficiency may Clllle c.1ldum and Iron depletion. dehydration, wealr,_, natlMI or cmm kidney prob- lem•. And dlell Clo nothln1 10 flnn and 1hape your fl&Dr'et n. Yo-Yo s,.t-. comes from crub diettna. You Joae a ,_ pound• for 1 1hort time -llvtns up lbe loodJ yoo love countlnt C1lor1es and 1teylna hungry. But, 11·1 100 great a price to pay for a few pound• you can't -So, bec4UM there ere no llrmlna and ltsure-sbaplna results, vou ao back to H!lna. end quickly pin blck the llllle weight you loet Thi• "up and down" cycle 11 ~ated with tome people every tllne 1 new diet comes oulf It hu a negative effect on your mel&bollam -111111 your body and skin -and c.1n be "'°"' d1ngef0\11 to your health than 11aylng latl And, of courte. oo lad dll'! can firm up your flgurel l'tlll _. •1'1111 Intended to tuprm!81 appetite have been reponed to have undesirable mental and phVflcal tlfectt. In addition. tome may become h1blt-lonnL111. And, they oo oothlng to brine badt 1 trimmer llaurel Dtaretk:9 drain water and po1u1i.m from your body -Which can cause dehydration, neusea, "eaknea1 and drowtlneu. Denterou• fOI' diabetics. They do nothlnl to llnn and 11\ape your bodyl HCC 8'111U, "'hid! suppoMdly enable a penon to aubatst on 500 calories per dey. allow too nano" a variety of foods to provide ade- quate nutrlenll. The low carbohydrate level• of thl• diet can pro- mote Ketoala elld other problem•. Don nothln1 to firm end 1h1pe your lllunil 98•• """'· lana..i Mlt9, ,..._ lllll1S ... __,... .. .,...,_ -dNI•' have 1-n proven to have oo sllmmlna value You may ew111t oll 11 few pound1 of water -but, within a f-bourt you11 drink It ell back. Don nothllll to shape you upl Ian ·1 It 10011111 to rtsk the huardt of fad dJets alld eflortlen exercise "gimmicks" when our "S" Minute lody Shapgr Plan worts to tafely 1111d ellectlvely to reduce unwanted lnchet "~ poundt tbt •tva.I way .. finning and trlmmtna vour flpra IJld lmprcwtna your Ma.Ith alld enel'IY .. 1111ou1 deprtvlna you of a llnale lood you love? HERE ARE THE SIX REASONS why our pl1n SUMS, nRMS AND SHAPES your figure ao fast you look years allmmer In 14 davs. without retor1lnl to cSanttn>u• diets, drup or ptlla. 11 It -tnl• Ill lll-1111 ud fl ...... ectloa CMI '°"' Catty ...... -....... "''"· •"9' lllfalll ....... -tllaJ ..... ,.. .. "eclaa klot". Because II worts moet of your muldtt arecef1tlly It one time -not body put by body part -tbe plen ltlmulatet fitter sllmmlna action to help you start raslllontna a more youthlul-lootlna ll11ure In 14 de\11. ZI Stmpte to -... Ho jlJll'Ollf•. Attach to any door-knob, suetch out comfortably on the Ooor Do one "S" Minute contlnUOQS, rbythmlc. enloylble exercise t,.loo 4ally -"'henever you bave the time feven while watching TVI :SI ~ to tllm fatty prollknt arue. ChOOlll from lour dlllemu "S" Minute Exercises -Heh crea1ed to help sllm down the problem lelty depollt •"'4H or your body In 14 daVt- 41 No rilM 4JellJll. We sugest you temporanly eat 20.., less unlll you reach your oonneJ we13ht -Without giving up any ol the foods you love Eat Ice cream, cake, pa1111 .whatever! fit's all In the Culdel. SI 5afer ... aM 11vee ,.__No more exhausting workout• at Ille IVIl1 Tiii• simple "S" Minute Plan you do at homa, !elves you ralreshed. 11 w...,_ allllo91 11 -· nt• any wallet·•IDt CIM. Stom anv· where. Travels with you -so you never have to mils a 11lmmlnt se991on. rrl fUll WllM llDUl.TS ••• •1• ~ AllDOUT. ...... ..... ,,. ... ..... ~ ... ~ I ..., ........ C-la.1411 ....... ..,_ ..... __ .. ___ , SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! * Wllllln five dayt after atuttna our pllJI, you notica • new 1UJ11! ol 8MllY. l•I t..ltbHJ, more alert. You -Inches and poudl d1s-IPPMJ1nl. tvery day tbeNafter. you Ml your ftaun s.hapl.ftt up mon ,.your bu1tllne fl.nnlna ... "alltllne, hips. lap. lllJJun1tlt 4own. After 14 dalt'I your flpnt look• vean loveller ... w1tb more youthJul aeJt appeal. And, at Iona u you 1tav wttb our "5" Mlmtl• EordMS and ICXIOW our lnttnlCllOCll. yoa'll lllY llinl. Urm and 1h.lpely without p!Jllna llM:t thole lnchet and pounds. We paraa• h ... or return lbe plan "lthln 14 d•Yt lot a promp1 refund of your 11.a. Ho quatlont llUdl Tiie,,..... ............ 110.-... fits _, wllt! Ila '9Cbt If ..... . Ttntla wllll ,_ 11 ,_ -....,. •tar• .... r-- ..... ~ .... Dfn.DC-J "5" lllNUTE BODY SHAPER Pl.AH .,,., Of .. ..,'""' ..,.., .,_ ftJt P.O. llOX nsa, I VAN NUYS. CA 11409 ...... ..,, ...... ~, SATllFACllON GUARANTEEDI I I'• U,_, d ......... llld -..y tf fM •letl. ....i11, en-... ..._, """'"'· ,_.., 1111111 • ..,.,., ..... .i11a ..... " .. -· .. '" -I FATI ""' 111tl I ,,_... 18 fell .. ya. pt8ll '-14 dlya, 111C1 If t 1111 not ~!tlJ a t .. fltl wllll 1111 ,_its -I wlll "'-Illa UltclMr I lftd "• ter ..., $1.• rtt.I -111 ciuntleftl aud. I All ENCl.OSINQ ......... 11.11 ............ mtl........ 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In studies at Newe.rk College of Engi- neering, computerized tests of top executives for ESP indicate that superior F.SP scores arc strongly correlated with superior profit- makiog ability. The investigators observe that while these ruults do not prove that precogni- tion (gold-plated bunches) and profit-making arc alway' related, the probability of auc:oess- ful business operations is much increased when this ability is present-and fully utilized. 2. False. Psychological studies show that "Most of our practical judgment.a of complex issues and persons contain a large intuitive element" It's also pointed out that we are often unaware of th~ extent to which we arc inftuenced by an intuitive feeling or hunch. ( .. Come to think of it, there really wasn't any logical reason for this-I just had a sudden impulse to haodle it this way, and it worked out fine.") 3. True-if they have a positive attitude toward ESP. An interesting psychological experiment was conducted on four groups of students at Purdue University: men students with highly positive attitudes, men students with highly negative attitudes, and two groups of women students having highly positive and highly negative attitudes. All were given precognition tests using ESP wgc:t cards. Results: womco were better than the men when they had a positive attitude, but not u good as the men when their attitude wu negative. Conclusion: "On the basis of the findings. females would seem to possess more ESP than males. ... " FAMILY WEEKLY, Sept.mber 7, 1975 • 17 People Quit lly.Je••&&a••• 4. TT'MC. Al ooc autbority oa the ~ of animal bebavM>r oblenea: 1be erideoce that PSP ia preseol in other sJ*iee beltdel our own is cOmiderable. Raulu wit/a """"4U are a1 ~t ta posi/tve olld conristm1 tU lumwJn ruulb, probably mMda mor~ so.• Jt'a allo DOCed that many animala have an acute sixth • KOie about people and placm-pictina up aood or bad "vibes" u the penoo or aituatioo may warrant. ("'rYC learocd by ~ to be wary of trustina a penoo my doa takea a auddcn diWte to"; °"Somctimea I think my wiro-baired terrier ia better at eccina tb.rouah phor>iel than I am." etc.) fJll Three exciting romance novels are yours FREEi Set lnKXlg the wld b:t-. and mouNmnl ol Soot-- &.nd, .. A Wtll b ,..._..a• D.ictq ~ cl a young~ hs dcu}l«I ~ ~and the~~ h9 c.-e who IUk • the hinds ol a )alow woman. ln~Nftlt""F-. .. .._.........~ s.lih Mn Dunn' I ~ of ''COf'lll.-nllnce•• to ~II dnmataly altend. Atlt •Sarah w• grtt1ng rudy to Ml~ M ... d Wm In '°"e wlf! hm, • lowti) W(lfMfl from Hu90'. 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NIUm 1...-.1n 10 dl!P,9 Ind I.Id not IWlllw • any~ and .. not be t.nier any U1tw ~L The • FRfE GIFT VOUJME II mna to Mes>~. no mllllS wt'8t I dedde. • f"-p1111 ~ • . "'-• .~ • • • ~ SC... Mall ts Elm Windsor. Romance Treasury, 6490ntarlo St.. Scratford. Ontario. Canada N5A 8N4 fW-1 ' MARLON BRANDO He reed• hie ehon For 25 yeara people have com- mented on Marlon Brando'• hetlltat- lng, often mumbling manner of 1peek1ng hi• un ... One possible rea- son for it is brought out by Alice Marchak who, with Linda Hunter, wrote a book called "The Supersecs· -all about what it is like to be a very personal secretary to a superstar. "Marlon uses 'idiot cards'," says Alice, "because he won't memorize Jong speeches, and he's got to have them where he can most easUy read them. In 'Mutiny on the Bounty,' he was not just gazing lovingly into Tarita's eyes, he was reading his lines on her fore- HEIGHT OF FOLLY The mountain climber, asked why he A rugged peak would dare And risk his life on rodes and cliffs, Replies, "'Became it's thtte.'' I don't lib heights. The second rung Of ladders cames fear. When uked why I don't mount still more, I aay, ""Because I'm here ... 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Sept9n1ber 7, '975 in the World! head.~ In a scene in .. Last Tango in Paris," Brando seemed fascinated by the sole of hls shoe. Critics referred to it 8' "3 very bizarre piece of business:· •·ActuaUy," says Alice, .. he was read- ing his Jines that were written on the sole of his shoe." In .. The Godfather," when he intently stared at a batch of papers in the board room, he was really reading the lines which Alice- had 1YJ>ed and put into the folder. "Marlon has no problem memorizing his lines," Alice insists ... but he prefers to use just the key words, then impro- vise. He feels that memorizing a long speech makes it too stiff, too formal . He likes the free 8ow of dialogue." Wanna count the national debt? Recently, a scientist and inventor, Dr. 0.A. Battista, sat down and had some fun with just that. He came up with the following "game," which he passed on to FAMILY WEEJC.L v: Start counting the seconds on a cloclc this minute and equate each second with one dollar. Never stop day or night, never take the sUghtest breather for the next 11,000 days (a little more than 30 years). At the end of this time, you will have added up almost one billion dollars. 1£ you had been born in 10,000 B.C., and at birth had started counting a dollar a second, day and night with- out letup, you would now still have another S,865 years or so to go before, you counted up all the dollars in the national debt-528 blllwn. WITIY TRASH CAN It "lltt•fJ" talka How do you atop l*>Pf• from lltt•· Ing when the threat of $200 6nes doesn't even work? A psychology pro- fessor at C.W. Post U>Uege on Long Island may have solved the problem. While working on studies which deal with man's reaction to the unexpected, Professor Jeff C.Orey came up with the idea of a tallcing trash can which oper- ates through a wire recorder fitted into the receptacle and is activated tJVety time someone puts material into the can. C.Orey's experiment has so far proven successful; the coUege that has this talking can is a lot cleaner these days. What does the can say? At the moment, "Arthur" (the trash can's Quips & Quotes It may be incorrect to say that a book was WTit or a book was wrote, but it might be perfectly all right to say a book was wrotten. -Samuel J. Stannard W e' re making such a big thing over the Bicentennial. Jn Europe, thing• that happened 200 years ago are still being atud1ed tu Current Eventa. -Robert <ftben An obstetrician received a phone call at two in the morning. M.Doc," a &antic male voice said. •the pains are coming every five minutes." "Is this her first babyr the doctor asked. "No," the man on the phone said, "this is her husband." -lAne Olinghowe "Why in the world did you write a poUcy on a man 98 years oldr· asked the indignant in!J.U«fice inspector. The new agent explained, "I looked in the census report and found there were only a few people of that age who died each year." -Conrad Fiorello THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids 1ee life dlfferenlly. Send contrlbu- llona to "Child," Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave .. N.Y., N.Y. 10022. $10 if used-none returned. Our five-year-old daughter was safely tucked into bed, as my husband fixed himself his nightly bowl of ice cream. From the bedroom we heard a sleepy voice, "Daddy, I want a good night kiss." After a abort pause, "And bring your bowl." -Mn. W.T. Fryn Au#in., T «raa The car had ju.st smashed into a telephone pole, and shortly after a police car anived. The poUce officer questioned the dazed man behind the wheel. PHow did the accident happen?" he asked. After a moment, the driver pointed to the baclc seat and said, .. She fell asleep." -Anna Herbert name' has a rather li.mited vocabuluy, but his retorts are breaking up stu- dents: "That'a the most ridiculous thing I've ever eaten," Arthur says after receiving popsicle sticks ... Down with trash .. is also one of his favorites. After each phrase, Arthur poUtely says, 'Thank you." DATES: This week has been desig- nated C-omedy Appreciation Week. Granddad's Day is celebrated Sunday. ANNIVERSARIES: California was ad- mitted to the U.S. as the 31st state, 125 years ago Tuadlly. BIRTHDAYS ( aU Virgo) : Sunday- Taylor Caldwell 75; Peter Lawford 52. Monday-Sid <;aesar 53; .Peter Sellers 50. T....U,.-C1ifr Roberbon 50. Wedneadey-Arnold Palmer 46. Thuradlly-Hedy Lamarr 60. 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IURDAY, llPllMllR 7, If/TS 0 C> \ By Ernie Bushmiller MORE OF THEM OH. BOY WASH THE DISHES . .. ...... ~ AH! iHEIZE'~ AMP lt:.ELLt ME~S HA.tl f'L.t.. 'THINK OF A NlAMf5E'~ FR'OM ()NE 10 IEN, AND WHOE:VETZ! 6LAE??E? IT, WI N7 THE EXT~A· oe~~cR.i.' ·DENNIS THE ·MENACE C> t> [> DONNA, MY LOVELY ,,,DO NOT Bf APPREHENSIVE! I AM SURE THAT THEY WILL VOTE FOR YOU ro BE MY WIFE! AND YOU WILL RECEIVE THAT JUDGEMENT • I EIVf WITHOUT QUE5TION? . , •c'1tMENT .' - A ~PECIAL DS~~E~T "TONIGHT! THE BIROS WON'T NOTICE "THAT. YEAH/ J. GUE<;~ _ . 'IOU PROB'LY < OOATTHAT. weLL., NO~OY 61.AE~~eo IT. TJ-IE AN~Erz. I? NINE. 'CAU% You'~ AREAL SIRD SAAJN! I ~IJDGE P4RK·ER BUT IF THEY QON 'T, WHAT WILL THAT MEAN ? . '1'E5,,, WITHOUT QUESTION! • f • YOU'RE RAl51NG DO THEY ALL A HYPOTHETICAL HAVE TO QUE5TIO.N THAT GtVE THEIR MEANS NOTHING! APPROVAL , .. ALL NINETEEN OF THEM'? FIR5T, LOOK tNTO THE FACE5 OF YOUR BROTHERS ,,,THEN THE VERDICT WILL BE RENDERED! ,. . we we.~e . I.AKEN. :, . HEJ<NOW~_.: ·: W~ CAN'T COLAN1' THAT Hl~J.f J S~RVE9 HER RIGHT FOR MAKIN' FUN OF ~ YOUR. gWeLL er RDHOU9E ! --· . I ~ ~ . iHAT STAR UP 11-4ERE I& 1HE ' t:lQRtn:i STf\f$ ~AND JU&T TO "THE ~IGHT OF lT t& JHE Bl& --- 1 blPPER I :. . ·-. _._ GREAT MEN THROUGH- OUT ll4E CE.N1URIES HAVE--C:,AZED UP AT 1H05E STARS, Af\\D IN 1URN l'HOSE. 5TAR6 MEN, I BROUGHT ~u OUT HERE. BEFOR61:10Nl6HT'& GAME TO SHOW ()OU SOME.™l~G! 10t-Jl6HT WHEN <,lQLJ' 6TE.P Cl.IT O~ lHAT FOOTBAk.l FIELD, QOO'Ll BECDME A PAR'r-OF - 1HAT TRADITION OF HEROISM AND VALnRf OKA'i, LET'.S &O OUT -rnERE. AND WIN ONE --E"OR !HE DJPEER I . " HA\JE SHO~E. O~ HVMPH/-- NOT BY A LONG bi:~~ 'SHOT. · DOCTOR SMOCK . .. I H I , -::r 11\/\. C' R. pH 0 e e e: FRAYL..e ... :X:'L..1-ec:: Pe:RFORMING SLJRGeRY ON YOLJ 1'"0P.AY ... t\ I CCOITTk.ES& HEROIC DEED&I ANt:> THIS YEAR YOU'D BETTER SLJRP~IS~ MS' WITH soMeTHIN~ APPRoPRIATE: OR I 1LL SURPRISE YOU WITH SOME THIN<; APPROPRlATE ! .................... WHAT PID excusss. I GIVE YOU LAST -Yf.A~? COLJL.t'> You DIRECT ~ ME ;o Yol.JR CACTUS DEPARTMENT, PLE',AS'E? By Geor e Lemont "IHose YeARS SPet-.J-r- AS A Al\E::DICAL-s-ruPe=~-r, I N"f~RN ANP Res I c::>eN-r l/OC'"T'OF<, HAVE: l"AU GH-r ME: wet--(.... ... AN!/ W'l"IH .,-HAI ONE: WO~~ KIC'PO, YOLJ uLJS'"f 8>L-S:W YOLJ~ AC-r .' ( , SCJRG. ....... . ' ' ' G<XJD' IT'S SllJDDE.D RAINING • - BILLY WILL BE. Gi:TTINC:, OFF THE BUS ANY MINUTE ca•.<><> .. 9. AH 11 £RE you ARE! .. CIGAK',N£VILLE? NO " 1'XPL9DING CIGARS FOR Mi;, . THANK · You! TH&LMA, I fl.ruLOGIZ6 FOR NOT IRUsnNG ......._ . You! WHAT KIND of CIGAR IS !HIS? • • J \ 17LJ1 MANY .PI;,fA/J..S WE=RE: INVOl...VE:P IN ,tl;--?F{OJE:'C10i:r-rHIS MAGNl'T.1.JP.E:; Vl"l.: 5lJ9M111JNG-YOLlR NAME:,, VOllN6'1 . IN1f:R1rU9At.. COUNCIL. Ct..f:?AR~~ef: •.. . - I KN£W YoU'[1 l11(f • I ., ,_ ·IT. ITS CALLi:;D DJ; ... • ·~ . ' • I ' . . mAPPIN6 · ·¢. ~UiiARv. .. H(;.\ZE -LIGHT ui>! • • • r.- ~ . . . .. HMMM.~. ' IH IS1 1~~'r ' BAD!' I ' I ' I • ' • • ---IULLITIN IOARD--- ecoMll AGAIN! A ·~.,. "'" ~ - -ftll .......... b)' lhll Nply: "WJQXNXI). . XIXHXO~YXIXSXSX\'XltXAXIXGXHXT· XAXllXBXAJ(D .. "lllmlnalo X\ for ans:-. , • ea.ftnp lotun lo 1poll lhe .. _ or lhrff umg ,..b; I . AL.GREEN. 2. Li;N COOL. 3. PAT·CAIN. P.S.: 1bey'n all olll<ers. • . . 0'1'f9lcl•<» ·1·uot~ ~U-0 ....L lliln(JI!'!' anc!J!!f•• ~ oniy, lm!IP the dl&tta 1·9 In -oiilir loeqii! maJYIOO.--iforu..-:;:_:•h "?"---' ...:::__:::;'JI peetlb& tielow. • • ~ PLACE a she.el of 'f)aptr 011 lht ·1g "'Id t m1d tt tnld IL Wl'llf'IU 11 table. Hand a friend 1 prncil and C'hallenp.• him or her lo writ~ the num~r 1000 on the poq>cr with~ out liftina the ptncil from th< pa.aiie. ' ' -.-. Sc..:~t: Fold down up~r edse or paper.. ' fig. I. above. Now, 111>"" plyin.& pencil to papt:r, draw a line Jownward, over th~ fold. formin& ~ • PACKINGITIN! Apply.colorlMaUyobove: I-Rod. 2-'-l.t blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. bro1111. &-Flesh. 6-LI. purplo. 7-0k, purple. -S-Olk. l'ffn: If-Ok. brOwn:-10-tt. .-.-11-Maroon. ~ ~i , SPEUBINOER! . ~ · ICORllO polntaforul01ul IM i ' Mhen lf \he ;,ord below to ronft .. i.. l. Frbm the base of the I. Jraw uj)ward, - forming · a loop across · th'e fold ahd ,Npeal -IWICt.' more, fig. ~. CAN YOU TRUST. YOUR EYES? ~ .. al leul lllx di!!• ' When the fold i• enceo la ~wlac .delalla betften lop ad bollom -II. How rait<d. the fiau.re 1000 qulc~ CU ~ find lbem? aie.t W"llao with lboae beknr. will appear acnm the b,,..~=,,.-~--::;::::S...--....:::~ :~ua...11~.._aa~~~....unH1YS __ ·t . _ ·-·--bottom of the sheet, H!AR TIUS! Old Suse looW11wbe19 fie ftntl his men ltlN9JIJP 111 If '7Upltm fl .eu•:irt z ,UNaJJIP IJ ~ · t :a:iu•»JJ1Q " fia; 3. -d-lirwanta-tltem-ort-tbe4oubl .. WIJ\Clla-pti&b-ler.dl &o X . , lwo co'9PM:'4 wordl: EX1:ERl'l,\L • . ...... ~ -... TRIM ICO~ t ppintl taeh for all worU of fCNt .. ,tera or mo,. found unoae: the letiera. . 'l'IF 1o-.-.1 -l•polnll, . ·~ '1••'k :w:Ulft• ~q ..... '· ~BOOMER .. By Brown and Cassoo . . • • • • 00 · VDU WANI Betr weir..1J11610J11 OR HASH rOfZ. B££F W~l..l..IN6TON . f.VHIPP!P Po1'AI0&5 .• 5ALAD . WlfH .ROaLJ&f012T OR CARl20T --n DliJl'J61Z !ot.t1GJ.lf ? ,,r/·v ' •'* .... ' . . .. . , .. '. "J ·' \, I . <';'12£P€5 Gvzer-re5 Ol:l. A POl(GICLI<.? ' ,• Joel will pull us apart! ·. . Fu'st thin' is t' qit th' rope tied t'th' a)(le,Slim~ •' What's qoinq on? Are uou pullinq the truclti ~ out or not? · • .. • ·' •• ?TICKe·!' ' ' byBlllPa11y You can't tie it. with Ller feet. boLJ' Got t' qo . under headfu'st! Theus a small pr0h'em about pullin' Sl1rn v '.:·t fu'st r ' r. "· • • DICK TRACY 'HAIRY WANTS TO SEE YOU TUESDAY AT MY PLACE· ·MAUDE.'' . . OUR ORGANIZATION IS DESTROYED! r've LOST FOUR PEOPLE. " ___ .... GORDO " . ., I I vou ·. Gte>NNA SLEEP 'J:..IKE IHAr:J' ,. . ' . ·-. .._ ..... -. ..,.... .. _ . .,......_..," .. \ I . Le MAUDE? AM,YES!. !i~E RECEIVED A LOT" . OF NEWSPAPER PUSUC WHEN SME BECAME THE CITY'S FIRST VVOMAN MORTICIAN • I WANT TO FOR I BORROW A WHAT, CASKET AND HAIRY? _ A HEARSE. ..-• TO TRANSPORT 2-MILLION DOl.LAAS . WORTH OF ~ARCOTICS. ' ·<~ I '''-*' AREf.JIT YOU &ONNA TAK.IE OFF '/OUR HAT.P THE. WOl<ST PARTOFA CAROUSAL IS CA R.l<VIA1 1 ">-----···--·-·---·-·-------~ ·. rt ' .... •'· . \. ' . :·-·· .. • • . If It we"!n'( for • cloud now .-Id .._.., • • • . ,, • i . I . / . ) ' • by Cheste.r Gould ' • ' .-... -' . . YEAJll., THEe*'<W-. PIPER. IS . TUE LAST ONE AT EVE"J<lif PAl<T1. ' .