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VOL 67, NO. 139 7 SECTIONS : 92 PAGES RANGE COUNT-Y CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1974
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2 Santa Ana
Residents
Die in Fire
By JAN WORm
Of ,,._ Dllll, l"llat Sl•ll
Two elderly Santa Ana residents died
Saturday artemoon in a flash fire that
trapped them inside their mobile home.
Dead are John Currivan, 79, and his
y;lfe Marie, 72. Their home wps gutted in
the -4 :30 p.m. blaze which also destroyed
a l)earby trailer and damaged two others
at jbe Bali Hai f.fobile Home Park, 432 S.
Harbor Blvd.
Neighbors said Currivan rushed out of
th8 ·trailer shortly before it burst into·
flames . yelled "fire!'' and then rushed
back in , presumably to rescue his ·wife.
1be dwelling ignited seconds afl<'rY.·ard.
trapping both inside.
Late Saturd ay, fire department
Investigators were sifting through the
rutns but had not pinpointed a cause.
"It . y,·as awful, terrible," said Ada
'lickers, a neighbor y,•hose trailer fact's
the Currivans' and v.·as dan1aged by the
fire. •
Sbe said soon after the Currivans
rnoved into the park six months ago. a
mattress In their home caught fire and
tad to be pulled out into the fr'Olll yard
end dous«I.
·Santa Ana firemen said the tv.·o bodies
v.-ere found ten feet apart nl'ar lhe
bedroom. Their car was also destroyed 1n
the blaze. ·
A firen1an said the reason the tv.'o \\·ert•
trapped inside their home was that it had
only one exit and burst into flames so
quickly.
"From our point (I( vie\v, it is no more
difficult to put out if tire in a lrailer than
any other residence," he said. '"But tht•y
bum so much faster than a rc!,rul ar house
that it is much n1orc dangerous for the
resident. It v.·as <in mtcnse fire righL
from the start."
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Dally Piiot Pl'lo~ bt Ald11rcl Kofhter
Fire11aeia Attack Garage Blaze ,
1\n unexplained fire Saturday in Costa 1i'1esa caused
$6,000 damage and destroyed a car at the home of
!\·larion 0'1'oole. 2415 J.bnuteman Way. r~iremen
said by the tin1e they arrived the blaze. which ap-
parently began on a car seat. had engulfed the ga-
rage and spread to a back bedroom. l\1rs. O'Toole,
who discovered tht fire, \Vas uninjured.
Syria Accepts U.S. Plan
For Truce With Israelis .
J;.iter Saturdily night at the home of
Foreign ~tintster Abba Eban v.•berc he
hoped to \\'in their final agreement
Hunt for Pattv
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Resu1nes; Is
Sl1e i11 Idaho?
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DeFreeze,
Four Otl1e1~s
ldei1tified
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ne\\·spaper
heiress Patricia Hearst was not an1ong
the five victims or a shootout between
Symbionese Liberation Army members
"aixi police. the coroner said Saturday.
But Donald D. OeFreeze. sclf-stvled field
marshal of the terTOrist grOup, was
identified as one of the dead.
A spokesman for the liearsts said at
their Qome in Hillsborough that the
family was "certainly relieved" to hear
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the news but was still "extremelv
apprehenstve about the ·whereabouts" cir
the 3J.year-old daughter. who was
kidnaped by the SLA Feb. t
Los Angeles ·Coroner Thomas Noguchi
said all five victims had been identified
as members of the SLA.. The fifth victim
was not identified Wltil late Saturday
night.
She was Angela Atwood. 25, a for1ner
student teacher from Indianapolis, Ind.,
who v.·as believed lo be the "Genia" who
spoke on one taped SLA communique.
Noguchi had said earlier th at the
unidentifi~ wo1nan was definitely not
~Jiss Hearst.
ffC said that, in addHion to Det,rceze,
other victims were Nancy Ling Perry,
Patricia ''Mizmoon'' Soltysik and \\'iltiam
\Volfe.
Police said an identification card
bekinging lo Miss Hearst had been found
in the burned-out remains of the house
but said they didn't believe that she had
e\·er been in the house.
The house caught fire, possibly from
one of the tear gas cannisters, in the
course of the shootout Friday night,
collapsing in flames. The bodies were so
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TWENTY-FIVE ·CEl'jTS
DEFll:EEZE
badly charred that the process of
identifying the \'ictims was delayed.
Authoritil'S have said that the SLA v.•as
ii multiracial group of about 25 hard-core
1nilitant n1en <ind women. The death ot
lJ('Frefze. ~·1rs. Pen-y and the olht•rs
cuts deeply into their membership and
top ranks.
Ironically. their deaths were not
triggered by overt rebellion against the
government they said they wanted to
overthrow by ar1ned revolution. but by a
simple case of common thievery -the
shoplifting of a pair of 49-cent socks.
Asked whether the Friday night
shootout thal led to the deaths of the fivt'
\\'Ould put the SLA out of operation. :.i
police spokesman replied, "l hope so."
PoUcc said Christine Johnson, 24 , who
!See SLA, Puge AJ)
Firemen containl!d the blaze v.·ithin a
OOlf hour of arriving at tJ1e park, as the
("Ofl.fused and frightened neighbors stood
by.
But due to the extreme heat the bodies
oould not be retreivcd for another tv.·o
blurs. The CUrrivans are survived by
their daughter and son-in·law, ~1jchael
and Patricia Thompson of f'~ountain Val·
l<y.
JEHUSALE~I rL:Pll -Secretary of
Stale Henry A. KissingC'r achieved a
dramalie brE>akthrough in his ~-1iddlc
1-:ast peace efforts Saturday by v.·inning
Syrian acceplancc o{ an American plan
for a cease-fire line v.•ith Israel in lhe
Golan ~!eights.
Reporting tl1c breakthrough. a high
official aboard Kis.singer's plane said
Kissinger was "very optimistic" at
eompleting the af?reement on a cease-fire
line in talks wilh Israeli leaders here
Saturday night or today.
After a twG-hour meeting bel\vecn the
fuH lsreeli and ~American negotiating
teams, the American spokesman said the
Israelis agreed that ''significant progress
had been mlide.''
Mrs. ~1eir and her ministers will meet
v.·ilh Kisfilnger again today after the
Israeli cabinet meets this morning, the
spokes1nan said.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP\ -The search
for Patricia Hearst began anew Saturday
after a day of suspense over whether she
was one of the five victims of a shooting
at a Symbionese ·Liberation Army
hideout in Los Angeles.
FBI agents refused to say what their
next move would be in efforts to locate
the 20-year-old.ne\v spaper heiress.
But Idaho State Police issued a bulletin
Saturday night for a tan Volkswagen
after two persons in Fruitland said they
n1ay have seen Patricia l~earsl.
Pen1iy Joins the Ranks
Of Endangered Specks
Ford Says lfouse
Will Not ln11)eacl1
WAIMEA, Hawati !UPI 1 -Vice
President Gerald R. Ford expects the
House Judiciary Committee to approve a
Jl&OIUtion calling for lhe lmpeachment of
President Nixon and a majority or the
House to defeat il.
.Here for two da ys or golfing and
relaxation following political appcaraf'IC'ts
in. the is1ands, the vice president told a
news conference in lionolulu that, "When
all the evidence is in, I believe the House
Committee might vote a resolution of
impeachment, but I still think a majority
of the members will not favor such a
resolution."
Ford arrived at the MaWla Kea beach
hotel early Saturday after a flight from
HonoluJu and a 55-mile drive through
pOuring rain. \
lie said Kissinger will stay on in the
area three or four days to lry lo
coniplete the larger agreemenl on
disengaging the forces or the tv.o
countries - a major step toward peace
in tr'lc area.
isaelis and Syrians may then meet
face-to-face for the first time in Geneva
to sign the disengagement agreement,
the offi cial said. Kls.singer himself would
not be present in Geneva, where Syria
boycotted the first round of the ~tiddle
East peace conference late last year.
The dramatic breakthrough came when
Klssinger's bags were already packed to
start home Saturday nighL
It came in a three-and-a-half hour
n1eeting with Syrian President Hafez
Assad in which, the high American
official said, Assad came ''close enough"
to the American plan Kissinger put
forward oo Thursday.
The Israelis already had the plan too,
and Kissinger met with Prime Minister
Golda Meir and the Israeli negotiators
,:\lioto's Office
In L\' Bon1hed
LOS ANGELES (UPI I San
Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto said he
would not be intimidated by the bombing
of one of his campaign headquartm
eatly Saturday.
"Any of those folks who think they're
going to intimidate me by bombing my
headquarters are just goofy,'' Alioto said,
"because I'm just going to be out there
and open those headquarters."
Police said a "crude" bomb blew out
glass and caused some structural
damage after it was placed against the
front door of the building, located aCl"05S
from the Los Angeles Sports Arena oo
the city's routh side.
There were no injuries.
.. Jet Set Jol~s Sleepy Town
Ex-cou1ituui Sees Burw11 & Co. Blitz Oroville
• · .. By THOMAS KEEVIL "You have to take into consideration out very well indeed. Lee Marvin
~, AH• D11t1 .. ..., 1tatt there really isn't much to do here If you displayed a prodigious capacity, even
• · · don't hunt or f.l5h." Shaffer himself for-bettering Burton at the booze sessions.
,Can a quiet Callfomla 1!1oona::i1~1:" Met "'~ of orange Qiunty to And Marvin, Shaffer reported, his pretty mum ill Interests lo hunting g hunt and . ii51i, 'Jre' was •rnanalift& edJJor damned obnoxiOWI When he's In lhe a~ a twe>m001h Infusion of Richan! of 1he Anahe~ Bulletin before movlniflo 'lllb>!. '""·
Leonard Burns of New Plyn1outh said
he'd stopped at a quick-service slore
v.·heo a -young woman .v.•ho looked like the
kidnaped newspaper heiress walked in.
"l'rn not absolutely positive, but the
gal UJat I saw looked like the t\VO
pictures that I'd seen of her. and I looked
oul the v.·indow and there was a
\'olkswagen with a California license
plate. The two worked together in my
mind's eye,'' said Burns.
He said a young man \vas v.·lth !he
\VOman .
lielen Williams, clerk at the store, said
there v.·ere four persons in the group. She
also said the v.·oman looked like i\liss
Hearst but that she didn't think of it
until Burns 1nenlioned it.
Earlier in I~ v.•eek a bulletin had been
issued saying r>.1iss Hearst might ha\·e
been heading north fron1 California, but
it was canceled later.
Charles Bates, special FBI agent in
charge of the case, asked about Patricia
Hearst's safety. saicl: '"l think she is
probably in less danger than she was
before the incident in Los Angeles."
Asked why, Bates said: ''BecauS(' five
people are dead."
He also said authorities had no ide:i
where Miss Hearst was, but said he fell
the focus of the investigation had shifted
to Southern california. His statenlent
was made before the Idaho bulletin was
issued.
In tDllsborough, l\1iss Hearst's parents
we re greaUy relieved Saturday to learn
their daughter was not among those
killed in a shootout with Los Angeles
poUce, a family spokesman said.
By DOUG FRITZSCHE
or "'' D1ilr Pllo! Stall
Jn today's v.·orld of shifting. uncertain
values, it's nice to kno\v that a penny is
still worth a penny-and maybe a little
more.
That bit of informa!ion about the
seemingly insignificant cent might be
supcrfiuous were it not for the spate of
signs springing up in Orange Coast stores
signalling the arrival of the penny pinch.
Eagle-eyed clerks are \Ya tching for
customers v.•ith an overload of the copper
coins, offering lo exchange them for less
bulky-and more available-nickles,
dimes and quarters.
Signs, like one in the Music Hall In
Newport Beach. read. "There is a
short.age of pennies. \\'e "·ould appreciate
correct change if possible."
Store managers are upset with banks
\Vhich arc rationing the penny supply.
The banks are upset 1vi:'.~ the Federal
Reserve Bank, \Yhich has cut back its
supply.
And the F't>d has even put in its l~'O
cents' \Yorth. It's upset with hoarders.
In the midwest. a report says, the
penny pinch is so tight that some
merchants have stopped giving pennies
in change. Instead, they are rounding
change to the nearest nlckle.
Things aren't that bad here, but
Beverly Rebeck, the bookkeeper at
Laguna Beach Lumber, jokes, "I'm
afraid I'm going to get mugged for my
bag of pennies.
Along the Orange Coast. the impact of
the penny shortage varies. At the Sale
Jl<irlon, Elim~ 'l)IYlor, Lee Marvin , the Orovllle paper. Most of the drtnk!Jlg ... ltred. in ~els, g0SS1p colwnillata, drinking •· --.. lo ' VIII ••-7 O • ' ~;rapt. riot, .cutraf.ioo, lust and .:.·While Burton's •attenUOn was drawn • • ....,...c rs age, un: -root;n , .~"""' ,,~ ,... • .
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~i ph1o9er!tJI! , , to Kim Dlnw:d, .lb, wallre!o from. Oroville mot.I taken over for: the !Um s FOSTER CIULDREN _ Their ptig]ii ts ., >IN.'IANtt\' CROWNED _ As wriler
'·llon Shaffer editor ot die OrorilJe~•,'~'I. ·!IJl!I ~b!:, Angelo,. the !Ille !ISbts wore reported, but exBmined by Slaff Wrller Arlhur R. Russel Lee of the N.W-Yerk Times ~~. la back lo ieportlng '1 '~~~.~ . .111 ~~ ... ~~found lhat lhere are abOOt 2liO · carefully docwnei>ls1 wtslabl~ and
d/iif councU nows, IJIUe League Baseball 0 , !. .. lhes town u"r i:; #bll . ,~-., ~ . · ~ fol!D.'Y. ,children demenle4 men have come lo J?OS!Uons of 8"" dnmken driving amsts alter his m...i ..,.,, lffll e ., • ~\'\ 'Wlll'"'e ~.p!aeo.ii!ld tJo jle!llll!>lo power nwn.rous times In history and
...,. was hit wllh 0 !ull·sloed blitz from !849 gold·~ daya. . Hf,clowll iJ'~ ~~ ~ ~· .~ .... n. :belo\t tO. '!11e feimlrt'lt OJI f4Je wilh lrllglc resulll. It ~ Imperative. be llollywood. '.'Almoot everY<De In town was lo,~ , w 1,IJlr I ..:_,'"!f .,. · ; B~ · , «;>-. , " ·~ •, qya,.~ candidates be judged
j)rovllle was tbe ocene for filmlnS '"Ole pR:tute bef'ore tt wu ... r." Shaffer •kl> ..-v~I wilh .~ ,.,.. oho .~ . . ' t ' '· l ,. '. •. • sane l>l' ~,,,_ -..MIO<t U)ey
• ~" 1he movie that apparently ''r even made lll bllcka myaell I~:,· iet .weU;-_~b:~1oc; di~" TALXINI! ~.'-. Wbich Jii1¥1'1Ch •Ate elected. AJ.0 onlJlage A7.' • '
)lf(wJded the oettlng'lar -.,flnol 11plll In ~ylng the part of• rodoeclt '• -W~~~,d(• a che9p IUllJ~bre Dole ilcCOr<I of .SANFORD'S SON -Demood wfioon of
tb.e JlUrlon-Taylor marrlag~whlle 1 •.'llil> '*'ll<l out GI ·the church ~ Mrs. De An lb iee ~ ;;r." .. '".:i.w'· 'the ~ eoaliuon ~· lhe Sanford & Son aeries reveals the !act
Pl'O'lldlnl tmm .... enlerlai111Pent lo the bladf "jll'l'll6nwlnol alts &>wp.Kl lllr. 11pllt . lhln su!!•s d r l:'ki".. 1: .,..
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~~ ~~~tha~lns hi.I first r<heanal hall was tbe famlly 1,eo& lowollpeople who Jooki<I Oii, an4 ll1 all, Sllalter said, '"!be 8llSl!llfl'' i~lni lb ~ 0 .,. .....,.. ·w. ,..... •' are bathroom -hi.I tsp dandng woold have aClod 111, the !Um. . out lpelll JI million In Oroville In !119 As lor: the two 1a4i... ..,_, ......, • dllC&tded dally _ and or Ibo iistng desll'O)'ed lhe linoleum In the rest of 1he
"Meotafuathoulblltwaa•tlloll""lest tW<>tn.Olllh ...... --!inllofll&llldl.ac:tlvldeo. ll'IOD Pa1• --u part of TV WEEK'S cover tblns mr to IJaiipen," A1I Sllalftt. OrovWe liquor storts mull have made (Seo 01\0VIUS, Pact ~) 'A1: ~~ • • slorY·
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Shop in (;arden Grove, 01vner non
f\lorgan said, ··it ha sn't JXlScd a problem
for me at all. I gt>t all the pennies r
v,..·ant."
Dick Bov.·er, at r..·teSi_ Verd~~ljquor in
Costa l\1csa, on the mtie. ~.mm-
• plains of penny rationing by -banks.
'"\\'e can only get about $S y,·orth or ,
S uudny '.~J>ecial
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pennies at a time fron1 the banks." he
said. "But if we mention it to customers.
they \\'ill usually go home and roll up the
pennies they have and bring thern in ."
At one bank, l\trs. Rebeck said, she
v.as able to get only two rolls of pennies,
but at another she got a $12 bag.
At Gen1co in Fountain Valley. manager
Dan Ecklund said, "\Ve'rc having ~ no
great grief righ t now, but v.·e are asking
our customers for the correct change if
they have it:··
At the Music Hall , Carl Crow said.
"We're gelling about half the pennies we
\Vant. We're asking customers if they
have any pennies and we're buying them.
Things aren't too serious right now, but if
they continue, 1 don't know what will
happen."
Meanwhile, back at the bank, Dee
Scrugham, vault teller at the Costa ~lesa
branch of Ban1t or America, said the
supply of pennies bas been steadily
declining since the Treasury Departmeul
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A 2 DAIL 1 PILOT S.nday, May 19. 197~
l---'1 ~oast Roundup
~IASS ARRESTS -Undercover
F'OWJtaJn VaJ\ey pollct olticers closed
the lid on "Oper11tlon l..wlchbox"
\\'ednesduy night nnd T h u r s d a y
nlOming \\Ith the arrest of 58
suspected youthfu l dope pt.-ddl~rs.
They sv.ept through town in an·est
team.ii. arriving at horncs in unnwked
cars. informing parents what ~\'<IS
happening <IJld taking: the youths lJut·k
to police ht•adc1uartcrs for booking.
'f\o.·o undel'co\'er ngen1s. planted on
c:unpus at Founk1in \'i'illey and L..os
Anugos High. speut Sl.000 over J f1vc-
nl011lh pe.rlod buying marijuana.
herotn. hashish and other drugs from
~tudenlS and non-students . The
1n.1ssive. city"'·ide raid "as pallcrned
after a similar operation ill In inr in
J.lle April \\)Heh ne!ll"<i 1::0 alll'gcd
··µush ers.·· ,,,.
POT·~IARKt;O -City officials hare
oonsistently promised citizens v.ould
be prouder of lhe ney,· $12 million
HuntingtOO Beach ci\ic center once its
landscaping blooms forth. So for the
past six to eight "~ks. city Y.'Orkers
have raked, \\'alered and fertilized the
surrounding grounds constanUy, trying
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PENNY ...
announced in Decernber that it n1ight
discontinue issuing copper pennies.
In the Dec. 7 release, the niint v.·1:1s
asking C.OOgre~ f9r authority to change
pennies from copper to aluminum. Under
pres.sure from vending machine
lobbyists, however, the request y,·as
denied. according to J.F'. Lucey at the
Federal Reserve Bank in Los Angeles.
The reason . he said, y,•as that the
vending machines \vould l.reat slightly
altered alwninum pennies like dimes.
l\1rs. Scrugham said her bank·s supply
of peMies from t!1e Federal Reser\"e
Bank had declined during the Interval
~rom about $400 a "'eek to the present
$25.
The short.age,, she s.1id, is "the \\·orst
J\·e seen"' in hrr nine vcars at the bank .
to tickle the p!ants In to the fastest
growth possible. Last week, a
knov.·lt!d.8eable worker dlscovered 47
Jillie greert p{ants nourshintt next lo
the <:ity council chan1bt!-r. Police-, of
course. plu('kOO the plants fron1 the
!~X·Su pportL'<i garden.
Jfyman·5·17 ,,,.
AIRPORT SUIT -NL'11·port Bt'iieh
/Jled suit last \\'eek against Orange
Countv in 1111 alt.empt to fore~ lh4!
quirtinf.: or 1et operat1ons at Or:uige
County Airport . 11ll' suit, filed
Thursday. \\OUld prohibit terminal arid
parking expansion and Ol'\\. jet nights
;1ud would establish a HI p.m. to 7 a.n1.
Jt·t L-urfe\\'. Fifth District S8perv isor
ltona!d \\'.Caspers said f'riduy ht· \\Ill
c«1ll for ;111 executi\'C session of the
count~· Bo:i rd of Supcr\'isor::; to begin
llt'blJIJ<l!IOll!i lor settlc1nc11t of the SUJI. ,,,.
\0 ~10RE JIOJ\IES -Ne\\' hon1c
construc!ion in southl'n1 0 r a n g l!
County nuiy he near th._. end of the
ro:1d . ·On:111gc County Road Corn·
missioner Ted ~tcConcville told tile
Newport Beach City Council r..1onda y.
lie said major cutbacks in federal and
stale -for ..... -,,.., force tho curtallment ol -houlln( oonslructlon. McConvtlle oaJd Iha~
other facl<>rs ulde, simple lil>rtaee ol
fwids makes IO!k of reviving tho O>all
Freeway "acadtm!c." . ,,,.
HAIUIOR BOPPER -Eleveo-yur
old Dlvtd Badger won !Int and oecood
place in the contest to name Newport
Beach's $Uffin1er munlctpal bus
scrviC\". Da\'ld's whming suggestion
was '"The Harbor Hopper.'' with hll
"Newport Navigator" eOOeen eecond.
Th ird place y,·as v.·oi1 lly Mrs. George
Ochlers. \Vho suggested "The Orange
Olostrr." The bus service v.111 begin
Jwie 17, 1l'hcn David y,•ill pick up his
free ::;urn1ner bus pass and gift
certificate prizes at cereinonies. ...
lnRl~G CRITICIZED -UC Ifl•ine
hi.ring and promotion policies c.an1e
under attack last '"'eek. Portions of the
chancellor 's advisory committee on
niirtority affairs. study of employment
opportunilies 11·cre made public by
individual committee members. The
final report is not due until JW>e I or
15 and Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich
Jr. has not seen it or commented on it.
Ne,·ertheless, university off I e I a Is
began recruiting a new affirmative
action coordinator last week. Excerpts
of the report suggest minorities and
Y.'Omen are relegated to menial stall
DlllY 'lift Sl&ll 1'11ott "The onl~· \ray \\'C gCt pennies at all."
she said. ..is because y,·e have the
Ne\l•port·~lesa <Unified School District 1
food ser\'iee account. \Ve can't get thcn1
from the Federal Rese rve al ;ill."
RATIONING BRINGS A PENNY PINCH TO ORANGE COAST
Stores Asking Customers for Right Change
But at th e T·'ed , Lucey said, "\Ve're not
experiencing a shortage at all. ln fact.
we·re putting out ty,·ice as many pennil'S
as last year.
"Unfortunately. demand for pennies is
four times \\'hat ii was last ·year."
The increased dem and he lllamed on
penny 'hoarders. "the unsophisticated
oollectors that are buying ~'hole bags of
1 pennies at S75 to $90 hoping that they \\"ill
either have son1e nun1isn1atic value or an
increasc<I value \\'hen the price of coppc.-
gocs up."
The b<igs. lie said, h1.1,·e a mo11etary
value of $50 end '"sooner or l:iler they're
going to have t.o take their losses. Let's
hope it's sooner."
United States n1ints usu:itly procluet' 7
billion pennies a year, Lurey said. To
meet the increased demand , a n
estimated 8.7 billion pennies will be made
this year.
Due to the vast number of pennil·!\ in
circulation . he said. it is unlikl'I\' lht•,\
\\ill acquire a very hign collr<·!ors \"~lul'.
flfelting and exporting 1X'nn1cs for their
copper content. he soiid. is both
unprofitable and ill1·~al. car ry Ing
penalties of Slll.'lOll 111 . fiucs <llld five
years in jail.
TI1ere are :.iµpari·11tll ;1 fe1\ propl c
around . hoy,•e\er . 1\il<i dun·11ni11d n1aking
a federal ca~l! of Jt
Consider !he p1•ru1· II 11eighs 4G
grains, or 153 penni1·~ tQ tl1c pound. Th e
metal content of th1' Pl'!U1.1 1s 9;; percent
copper and 5 percl'nl 1111c rind tin.
Lucey estin1atcs that. i•1;rlufling the
costs of mcl!ing. purit.riu..:. tr:in;,portin g
and illegally selling the rnclal. .'.!50.000
pennies \1·ould ha\·e to be n1cltL'<I to net a
$100 profil. Th;:it estin1atc b; based on a
market \'a]ue of Si.SO per powid of
copper.
"There \\'as a lol of speculation t11ar
copper y,·ould go .... ay over Sl.50 \1·)1o·n th:·
federal controls \\'l.'rc lifted April 30 ...
Lucey said .
People
As the furor or a South Los Angeles
gunbal!le bet\\•ecn police and ttie SLA
died av.·ay, 1he ballle in the r-.1idc~st
raged on, "Bl·forr. 11·e used to hale the
devU first. then Israel and then tbc
AmericMs. No1v 11-c h a t c t h e
Amf'.ricans first." an Arab guerrilla
said as he sur\'tyed damage bv
Israel's An1erican-made Phantom jetS. ...
And as he reparted no agreement
yrt for the withdrawal of Israeli
for"C!s on the Golan If eights. Secrelary
of state Henry Ki ssinger quipped , "I
snatched defeat from the jav.•s or
victory." Developments Saturday,
however, pointed more to victory than
defeal ...
In lsrae.I, women right slde-by·side
with men. "l.f our nation 's security
was at stake, even If it meant going to
the battlefield, then I am sure women
would come up and do Ille~ Jobs."
said Brig. Gen. Mildred c. S.Uey,
cotnmander of the Wom1!11'1 Anny
C<ll'J>s. ,,,.
lo Detroit, Cou1'8nce KJf!ba, Me of
lhr'OO WOlllell wlx>ll oex dllcrlmlnalloo
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Things didn 't \\·ork out that 1\·ay.
though, according to Dr. Robert Adler at
Enterex Comn1ocl ilies Corporation in
i\e11·port Beach.
Quoting the Ne\\' ''ork market price for
copper which, considering the cost of
transportation. he termed lhc n1ost
profitable. he said CO(Jper is going for
SJ.2{1 a pound.
"Of coUTSl'. irs Illegal:· he said. "bul
~ou could proln1bly n1ake a 2.1 to 2~
J){'rccnt profit. not cowiting the cost of
n1elting it do11·n.
"That's right no11·. Th e price of copper
is going to come do1vn to less than a
buck. then it y,·on·t be •1·orth Y.hile," Dr.
Adler ~aid .
Despite those discouraging y,·ords and
assurances from the Fed that "copper
pennies arc going to be y,•ith us for a long
1in1t' 10 l'Olllt' ... 1herc is demand for bulk
p1·nnil'S.
:\! Collc<:tors Sho11t·;,sc in Orange.
n1;1nagl'r l.;1rr1 Tho1Hp~on sa id he has
h;ii! :l ft·11 111riu1rit·<: ;ibnu1 hulk pennies.
hul "1\c rt• n1J\ in th<it husiut·-.:s.··
1 lu11l'1·rr h(' sai<I. "th<'r(' h:i<: l>c·e11 a
h··:111 ch·111:i11d in sonic lnc;ilitics. ThC'rc
h;1, been 1 l'r.\ ht•uv.\· h11~ ing here in 197:3
:--·111 Fracti~t·u rn111ls because pt•oµll'
cl1oui.:J11 th;it n1if.!l.! he 1hc la.st yt1t11·
tflj)pt"r pt·una·s 11 .. rt· 111u1trd ··
:\ .-.;j,1 l.i:1~ nt tilt· J!.li~ pl'nnie~. he said.
~t·ils lc1r ~200.
Bulk pennies h" s;11d. :ire in !he
"SJ)\'Clll:ltii·t· c::1t•_•gory. I 11ould certainly
noL C'ons1rlL·r tl1cn1 a sou nd. cnnscr\'alive
in1 t'St1nen t. ..
,\t A31&·,\I .\lC't1.1ls in Cu~!a .\lesa.
partner Uob :'i.l cEJrui. tio11p1'l'r. h;ts had
a11 offer. The co111pan\·. 11 hich dr•als in
surplus copper. is listed in rhc Ycl101v
1~ages under "Copper."
"1 had ont· lt·ltu1\' rall ''ho 1\<Jntetl to
sell nic a 11 hole buneh of pennies ... he
Quotes
suit resulted in a court ordl'r that the
Dtitroil police department hire one
1~·on1an for every man h i r e d
rernarked, ''I figure a woman can do
anything a man can.·' ,,,.
Even run for office: Beverly
llarrell, proprietess of a legal brothel
in Nevada, believes even she can win .
··1 am ready for the legislature. I hope
the legislature is ready for me." she
said. ,,.,
Jn Ital y, flQy,·e\•er, women 's rights
still have a way to so. A ~t two.
day referendum resulting in retention
of currtnt divorce l1w1 drew the
following comment from n I g h t
watchman Pino Gune.111: "I'm voUng
against divorce. When t want to
dNoroe her I'll lake her home and kill
her. That's how we do It here.'1
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Caps and gowns are standard at a
home ill Tul,., Okla. Mn. Joe Wll·
llams Jr. ·and six o[ her aev"' dill·
drea graduate W. monlll from VIII'
ioua schooU. "I Just dt111ed ft Info
them l!Jat.Jbey had lo wort bard •• "
and It paid ell," abo aakL
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' said. •·1 wasn't too sure about the la"··
though. so 1 refused. I've been told that :1
penny is worth more than a penny in
copper. but it's such a small amount.
•·You would have to amas~ thousands
of pennies to have them be \\'Orth much
more than the pennies."
At Export Assislance Service in
Anaheim. Bob Lambert has had requests
to help export tons of pennies .
"Of course, I told them it was illegal,''
he said.
'·01·erseas prices for copper hav<' peen
high," he said. "That's '\\-'hv neople have
been trying to export peruties by the ton.
"It started about five months ago.
when all the precious metals were really
going up in cosl
"~tany people hal'e approached me.
Most of them didn't have a lot. but others
wanted to know about shipping so many
gross tons," Lambert said.
"I .don·t know where they're getting
them, but il's illegal to export them. To
gel them out of the cowitry, !hey would
have to do something thal in\·olves
smuggling.
"They v:ould probably have to melt
them and incorporate them into some
kind of product. but then. I think. the
cost y,·ould be too hi gh to be \\'Orth while,"
Lambert said.
llospital Releases
Dalev After Stroke
CHICAGO (UPI ) -Mayor Richan! J .
Daley y,·as released Saturday from a
hospital v.·here he had spent 12 days
recovering from a minor stroke.
The 72-year-0ld mayor '"'ent lo his
house to rest in preparation far
corrective surgery expected to be
perfonncd in three or four y,·eeks.
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omcz FlllB -'Ibo Good News, a -counw.._,.., bid bod -Tu<oday ~ wh«l llR 1truct.ll1
-... Musuerile Pirlroay in ~ Viejo and .. -'15,000 damages lo tho oult .. In the l"°'story
medlcakllll<e building. Leaklng 181
was blamed for the Drt, Ignited wlien
a dental usbltant ln an office above
lhe newspaper Iii two B..-burnm.
Firemen called 10 the ..,..,. found tho
hydrant 5'lr'Ving the building was
lnrorrectly oonnected and~. ool got
the blaze talder control an hour after
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Inslallallm of new parting meters lhe
lqth ol Coos IIlghway as it flU""I
Uirough Uoguna Beach •ill begin soon
following approval by the city council.
The meters will tick away at 2\kent
an hour rates versus IO-cent rates for
dovmtown business district meters. ,,,.
JI!:!' CllASll -A jet crashed illlo
tlu-ee moving vehicles, injuring ntne
people and sending up a 100.foot
mushroom cloud ol fire and smoke
Thllr3day iat the El Toro Marine Base.
The pilot and aewman pamcruted lo
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safety •1lll mioor ln)uties but •
Marine'• wife ond Infant In one ol lbe
cars were nown to, the Lcq: Bead\
Naval HoopllOI wll!J ""'°nd d.•fll'OO
bw1c>. 'lbe debris ... nre lo one of tho
can .., Lambst RIJ8d northeast of
!be -and ~ ,....ecbge In a quart.Nnlle ndlus. ea... ol the
cra"1 11 Wider lnyeotlgatloo. ,,,.
POOR FOLllS WIN-An effort by
Hun!~ Hartiour resldoot.s lo block
oonatructJon ol 116 nearby apartments
d.,.gned IOI' low and mkldle lnc:oole
familiee failed Jost week before the
lll:ate Coostal Conse r vation
CommJ.ssioo. Commission members
refused to hear en appeel bv the
Harbour ~!dents w Jr o wanted the
pfO}flct, across the street from their
channel·lac."'1 cornmunlcy, prohibited.
The Harl>our people denied that tbe!r
opposlJm stemmed from Ille propooed
tenants end the fact the project is
financed by the rederal Department ol
Housing and.Urban Development. ,,,.
WHALE WANTED -The prospect
of aJlov,ing the carcass of a four-ton
Y'Qrling "1lale lo wash up on the
beach at San Clemente was far from
Jl"lateble lo lileguanls and harl>or
patroltne11 until they found a crew ol
scientists early ln the week who
wanted the leviathan. So, after
spending a night tethered to a buoy,
. .
"'i tho carcass flnally was allowed lo
drift ashore and a cmw from the Lo.s
Angeles ())unty Museum of Natural
Hlalory dlssecled !t and hauled off
the~ ripening specimen. ,,,.
MOVE APPRO~Reloc:atioo of
Laguna e e ac h 'a downtown
hunber;•:trd has cleared Its final cit y
hurdle 1<1ilh city council denial Of a
citizen appeal ctwllen~lng a:spects of
the Iwnber co1npany s new hl>mc.
Finl s10rted In Laguna Beach In t912,
!he lumber company was moving ilS'
opera:tioos nbout 11 rnile up Lagwlt1
Canyon Road . Its old site i~ planned 11.s
a $4 million shopping coinplex caUed
"The Lwnberyarcl" ,,,.
NEW ROLE -Former Costa ~lesa
mayor Alvin Pinkley took Oil• a new
role this week as movie actor. He and
his pharmacy on Newport &ulevard
were filmed for a documentary on how
American drug storts have manged
oter the years -and Pinkley'& was
chosen as an example ol how they
used to be. &!ilt in 1933, Pinkley's
store i!1 uncrianged except f o r
nourescent llghts. For their parts,
Pinkley and his wife donned costwnes
from the thirties, along ...,·Hh several
teenagers ~·ho were persuaded to sit
at the counter.
White Hot1se
May Force'
Open Hearings
Ma~tha Bla1nes President
For Marital Troubles
By HELEN TllOMAS
U1'l Wlllle MwM Jl8Wftr
WASHINGTON -~1artha Mitchell said
WAS HINGTON (UPI ) -The V!'h ite Saturday that she wants a legal
House drumbeat of criticism over the separation from her husband. former
y,·ay the House is conducting its Atty. Gen. John N. P.1itcheU, and blames
impeachment inquiry 11·ill probably result President Nixon for her marital troubles.
this week in a decision to throw open the In another of her celebrated telephone
proceedings. calls, Mrs. Mitchell also said her
Chalrtnan Peter \V. Rodino Jr. fD-husband, former Nixon campaign manager, told her : "Richard Nixon has
N.J.) of the Hou:w Judiciary Committee figured out the most complete espionage
has deep misgivings about opening the plans for the campaign. I stood and I
hea'ring~ raised my right hand and said ·1 don't
He says open hearings could prejudice "·ant to hear about it."
the rights of Watergate defendants and flfrs. ~fitchell said she has hired lawyer
violate the conditions under which l\lelvin Belli. who served a summons for
separate maintenance on MilcheTI's
Congress v.·as glveri tl"1e grand jury's la~·yers earlier th is ...,·eek. Belli was
brief caseful of evidence. quoted earlier as saying that 1'.frs.
Rodino also is believed. to harbor the MiLchell y,·oulcheek about $2.000 month lv
fear that James D. St. Clair, President support and the custody of her 14-yeai·
::\ixon's impeadunent • Water g a" t e old daughter J\la rty .
Jav.')'er. will tum the hearings into a But, lilrs. 1'.!itchell said. speaking of
?<.!arty, "I don·t "'ant anyone back until
platform for defending hi! ctlent and they ~:ant to come back." 1tfarty was
~ the n a t u r e of the cautious close to her mother in the past. She
impeachment proceed.ings. attends Sacred Heart convent school in
Rodino is aware tt.Ji: Republicans must Greeni,1:ich, Conn. and S(>('nds her
go along in large nwnben if a decision to weekends "''ith tl!itchell in his New 'fork
Hotel. impeach Nixon is to be effective.
So far, conducted entirely behind Mrs. ~litchcll obje<:ted to stories In
closed doors, the hearings have been so Friday's \\'1:1 shington Post and Saturday 's
n1ethodical that e\·en the most Joyal New York Tonics that said . flfitche11
Nixon partisans have emerged ~·ith resii;::ned as can1paign dir e<:tor as a result
praise for their fairness and of \\.atcrgate.
thoroughness. The Tin1es said transcripts of a Jwic
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J\litchell show that the Presidenl said the
public announcement of the resignation
y,·ouJd be handled "in a wa y th<1l
l\lartha 's not hurt."
Mrs. ~Utchell said she believl'd th al
her husband resigned because he 'A'<IS
tired of po!ilics and. ln testimony before
the Senate \\'a!ergale Commiltet·.
\!itchell referred to ~1artha as he said .
"I lrad some long.range telephone and
publicizl'CI threats that if r didn't get ou t
of polilics I 11·as going to lose my
n1arriage.·1
But r..litchell walked out or th<'ir
apartment last September , and has not
come back. r-.trs. ~litchell said she hasn 't
even seen hirli .
She laid the blame on the Preside11t
"i\ixon . President NixoQ," she said,
"caused the breakup of my marriage."
~l rs. r-.litchell said she had ju:-t
returned fron1 :'i.lontgomery , Ala . wheri1
!<he int1·r\'iev.·ed Gov. George Wallace and
his family for "~fcCall 's " ~lagazine.
She recalled lhat in the early months 11f
1973, she found ~fitchell conlerring \l llh
several laW)'trs in their apartmmt for
Se\·eral days and she wa s told that Jt
cqncerned form er CommerCi' Secretar\
\laurice Stans -··That Stans "'as w
trouble."
But she said he did not tell her tha t h1·.
loo. ~·as being in1plicated.
~1rs. ~titchrll does not understand 11h1
he did not tell her. "All hr y,·011ld lia lt•
had to do y,·as to take my hand , hold m;
hand, and tell 1ne," she soid.
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H11ntitigton Hijitaks
~~ver want to throw a pie at your city councilman?
llunlington Beach residents got their chance Satur-
day as patt of the fifth annuaJ. Renaissance Faire
where city fathers stood up to tbe good-natured
antics of the crowd . 1t1ayor Al Coen -if you can
recognize hirn -was banished to the stocks {above);
Co unci lman Jerry 1t1atney put up with getting tarred
and feathered {above right); and Councilman Henry
Duke took a pie in the face -a little better than
the real thing from fake executioner Pat Downey
of the Boys Club. Ah, yes, in the good old days
they handled politicians right ... Saturday's all-
day festival in 1t1urdy Park was sponsored by 70
serl•ice organizations, schools, churches, and cJu bs.
Nixon l<'Iics Back
To Florida . .\ftcr
Ilahantlan Visit
KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. I AP 1
President Nl:ii:on marked Armed Forces
Day Saturday with a n1essage reminding
Americans thal .. our conlinucd military
~Etrenglh is the cornerstone of future
.peace."
:. The nation's cominander-in-chicf ca!lrd'
for support for the now all-volunteer U.S.
'-:i.rmed forces and for expressions of
apprecialion and tribute for the over two
million American service personnel who
''defend our freedom."
Nixon "''as visiting in the Bahamas
-.·ith his two close friends, New York
indu.<;\raialist Jlobcrt ~I. Abplanalp and
Florida real estat.c man C. G. !Bebe)
Rebozo as the Armed Forces day
.statement was issued by the Florida
• \Vhite House.
-~ The President went by helicopter to
-Grand Cay, Abplanap's private
-Bahamian island, Friday afternoon.
The White House said Nixon spent
, .'.Saturday morning at Grand Cay
}eviewing reports from Secretary of
·St.ale Henry A. Kissinger on his efforts to
·-get an I s r a e J i -Sy r i an troop
llisengagcment agreement.
• .. Nixon enjoyed Atlantic 0 c ea n
• .;;wimming with his two friends and went
... for a Sa;lurday afternoon cruise with
-;piem aboard Abplanalp's boat "Sea Lion
: Two" off Grand Cay.
·: Nixon returned to Key Biscayne at 3:21
•j,.m. Saturday. the White House reported.
~: He leffthe Bahamas without members
:-Qf a news media pool being able to aee
'"'-him board bis helicopter. The reporters
circled Grand Cay for 20 minutes, but
. :C:Ould not see the President Later they
.. were advised Nixon had taken off.
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Burton's eye, the tov.11 doe.sift kno\~ \\'hat
to tllink.
Burton ls reported to have madC' plans
to ship both of them to Los Angeles as
soon as he's out of St. Jolms Hospital in
Santa Monica. But Tony De Angelo s:iid
last v.·eek he hopes his 32-year-old \v1rc
stays at home -v.·here she now is.
And Kim Dinucci, to whom Burton
conferred instant fame by preS(>nting her
\\'ith a ring?
''They say Burton has an apartment
for her down there." is Sharfcr's report.
''but right now she's running around as
?i.liss Pepsi and making appearances in
the local markets."
l\liss Dinucci was standing on the
sidelines watching a Burton filn1ing
sequence when the 48-year~ld actor
Fro1n Page I
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lived in the house used bv the St.A
members for their hidt'Ot.lt Friday, was
booked Saturday for investigation 0£
harboring and concealing for allegedly
allowing the five to spend the night for
$100. She was being held under guard at
a OOspital ·"because she's our only
connection to the people v..·ho were in
there," said police in!onnation officer
Rudy Valencia .
He said she told officers that ?i.fiss
Hearst had visited the house.' but
Valencia said, "We can't go by What she
said" because there were discrepancies
in her """'. The coroner said that whe1 he called
the Hearst family to tell tllem lbe news
that their daughter was not one of Utc
victims, Hearst replJed with a burst of
emotion: '"lbank God ...
Nogucbi told newsmen du~ a 4G-
min11te news conference that DeFreeze
died of gun!llot wounds. There was some ~Y that be may have committed
suicide. "There ts that possibility, but
we're not quite certain yet," be said .
He said that DeFr.ez.e lllllered a
gwlSbol wound in bb rlgbt temple as well as several other fUllSbot wounds.
Noguclli said the other victims all died
el bums and amolte inhalation. A...t: Police Chief Daren Gates said
tba& an article wlt.b Mlas Hearst's name
on It was found In the house but added:
"We j(on~ think Ille had heel in t!te
house. Our Judgment la that sho was not
there, but again, UW!re's some .specu.
Jatlon.''
NOBUclll said Mrs. Perry and tho
Min Atwood woman wm found al the
back 0( the houoe, near the tltdien. The
¢ier llree ...... found ...,. the
balllroom on the oppoolle side of 1111
frain6 bouoe i> -Loo Aqeles.
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called her o\·er. The rriendship led lhC'n1
to a local Jrv..elry store wh<'re Burton
bought the ring -8nd bought another
b:nible for lhe goggle-eyed clC'rk "'ho
\\'aited on hiin.
··Kim usually \~·ent do\~'11 to the motel
aflrr the day·s shooting." Shaffer said.
'·Hut Ann !De Angelo) \'."as hanging
around the set all day. Burton didn't
notice her at first: you might say she
siarted at the bolt-0111 and "·orkcd her
\l'ay up.
··,\nn·s a very good-tookin~ \\'Oman."
he added. '·she wasn't a \Vailress. as
some have reported. She does some
babysitting. In fact she used to sit for
us.''
All of it \\1as pretly heady stuff for the
l'itizens of the quiet town 60 miles norlh
of SaC'ramento. Orovi!ll' had a long spell
of nothing after the gold petered out. rt
,1·asn't until the giant Oroville da1n
project got under \l'ay in the early 1960s
that some life caine back.
And since co1npletion of the dam.
things were quiet again -until Oroville
greeted the Burtons. 1\lar\•in , Cameron
Mitchell. Lola falana , Luciana Paluzzi
and 0. J . Sin1pson and filming began on
the $4 .5 million movie.
And as for Shaffer. he nu1v have some
trouble bringing his staff do\vii to earth.
'·One of my gal reporters was on
contract for three weeks at SSOO a \\·eek."
he said. "That's a little 1nore lhan she's
used to making."
tier role?
"She played the part of a reporter.''
Gurney Allegedly
IIacl l.arge Fund
MIA!\11 1UPI) - A former fundraiser
for Sen. Edward Gurney (R-Fla) has tok1
federal agents of at least 16 Federal
Housing Administration developers who
allegedly contributed $320,000 to "
boo6ter fund · for Gurney, the Miami
Herald has reported .
The Herald said in its Sllllday edition
that four or the developers confinned
giving money to Larry Williams, four
denied it, four declined comment and the
remaining four refu sed to answer phone
calls of telegrams sent1 by the Herald.
A federal grand jury· in Jacksonville Is
Investigating alleged Influence peddling
involving Gumey's fwxlraisers and FHA
ilulldera .
On Friday. a Leon County court threw
out a state lndictmeol against Gurney
that charged blm with faUure lo report a
$lGO,OOO campalgn cOlltrlbutlon. The
oourt said tbe ln<llcLment was vque.
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Pledged to Peace.
India Detonates
1st Nucle·ar Blast
NEW DELHI, India {AP) -India set
off its first nuclear blast Saturday to
become the "-'Orld'! slxU1 nuclear power.
PrUne Minister Indira Gandhi pledged 10
use atomic energy only for peaceful
purposes.
The United States and Britain quickly
expressed regret over the explosion.
China took note of the blast but merely
repeated it! earlier stand on nuclear
weapons. and Russia reiterated the
Indian position that the explosion was for
peaceful purposes.
France, the only other country kno\\·n
to have nuclear weapons, made no
in1mediaU:? co1nmenl
Pakistan, which has fought three v.·ars
on the subcontinent \liith India Ul the last
quarter century, strongly condemned the
test. and Japan, the only country ever
subjeclod to atomic attack. issued a
protest but said it hoped the C'Xplosion
would not upset moves for peace on the
subcontinent.
lndia, one of the world's poorest
cowitries. had resisted Anterican and
Russian pressure to sign the 1970 nuclC'ar
nonproliferation treaty. The n a t i o n
entered the atomic era with an early
morning underground e x p I o s i o n
equivalent to 10,000 to IS,000 tons of TNT.
The chairman of India's atomic energy
commission, N.H. Sethna, briefed neY.'S
men on what he said was "an experim£'nt
and only an experiment" to detennine
the cratering e{(ect of the earth and the
cracking effect of rocks under the soil.
""Both ways \Ye consider the
experiment successful," he said. Sethna
said Indian scientists. using lndian-made
plutonium, touched off the-nuclear device
at 8:05 a.m, at a depth of approxLrnately
32.8 feet.
Although he said the c1plosion took
place "somewhere in western Ind.la,"
cabinet members briefed by the
government said they were told the blast
v..·as carried out in the Great Indian
Desert in Rajastban.
Sethna said scienlisls who helicoptered
at about 100 feet over the blast site a half
hour after the explosion detected "no
significant radiation."
Introducing Scthna, ~lrs. C: a n d h I
herself pr0claimed the experiment a
success.
··our scientists have worked hard and
h.'.lve done a good and a clean job," she
s;.iid. "I think it is a significant
achievement for them and for the whol e
country. I a1n very proud of them."
In a 12Q..,1:ord announcen1ent that gave
the first nel'>'S of the underground blast.
the governn1ent declared: '"Ind ia has no
intention of producing nuclear weapons
and reiterates its strong opposition to
military uses of nuclear explosions."
Since coming to power. Mrs. Gandhi
has publicly turned down proposals from
the right-wing opposition that India
should produce its own atomic bombs.
Irish Asll U.N. to Free
Troops to Battle Violence
., t'rom \\'\re Seniees
BELFAST -Bon1bers struck iR
Northern lre!and Saturde1y. "·ounding 14
persons in the British A r my
headquarters town of Lisburn.
Police said the blasts canH~ amid panic
buying in Belfast in the few businesses
ope.n during a four-day Protestant strike,
Officials said the province could be
\rilhout electric pc)wer within hours.
Bombs exploding inside two metal
street mailboxes sp rayed sh r a p n e I
among shoppers in Lisburn, seven mi!e'i
south of Belfast. Police said they
received a telephone -.·aming too late to
evacuate the target zones and the blasts
wounded 14 persons. including a
policeman who lost an arm and a woman
v.110 lost a leg. ·
In Lurgan, al miles southwest of
Belfast. gunn1en planted bombs that
"Tecked a jeweler's shop and destroyed
a rai!l'>·ay signal box, halting rail ser'(ices
in the area, police said. No injuries were
reported.
In Dublin. th e Irish government asked
the United Nations to release more than
JOO Irish soldiers from the Middle East
peacekeeping force to man border posts
fol\owing the worst bombings in almost
five years of Irish sectarian feuding.
It said the troops will be needed to
1nan new checkpoints along the border
with Northern Ireland to stop and search
all cars driving into the Republic from
the North.
The checkpoints were part of an
intensification of security along tbe 260-
mile border with Northern Ireland.
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~fission Viejo lligh School agriculture students reaped the rewards
of their labors Saturday at the annual fiel4. day when their year's proj-
ects -steer, rabbits, ducks. and produce -were judged. In the
bunny judging (above), biology teacher Gary l·layncs gives a good eye
to Tim Rahe's rabbit as ?!'lark Keane looks on. 1\t ri cht is Joshua,
~lary Stirewalt's steer. which won second place in his (']as:s. A deep-
pit barbecue for 500 fo!lowed the day·s events.
Did Kissinger
Order Taps
Bill Would Give Cities
To Stop Leaks?
l\EY BISCAYi\E. Fla. 1t:l'I1 -Th•·
\\1hite ~louse Sa turday drclincd co•111nl'llt
on what appt!ars to be a conflu.:I lx·t >\"t'en
President Nixon and Secret<1ry of Statt'
Henry A. Kissi nger ovrr "ho ordered
telephone taps placed on govcrnn1ent~I
officials suspected of leaking SL'trt"
inionnation to newsn1cn.
According to a story by K11 ight
newspapers. a presidential ta p 1·
recording shov.·s that l'ixon told John \\'.
!){>an Ill. his rorn1e r counsel. on Feb. 22.
1973. that Kissinger had askt'cl for th··
telephone taps 10 disco\·er the source of
leaks of national securit y inforn1 ation.
Kissinger, ho11•e\"t.'r. in lt'stimony
before the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee during his confirmations
hearings last Septe1nber. said that \lfl ile
he had supplied the names of people with
access to sensitive information. he had
"never recommended the practice of
v.·irc tappin g.··
Deputy Press Secretary Ger <ild L
Y.'arren, asked abou1 the apparent
conflict declined to comrncnt on v.·hat he
described as such '"selective l<'ali s" fro111
preakfenlial tape recordings. But he did
defend Kissinger's account of the
incident by saying his testimony before
I.he Senate committee Y.'as "completely
consistent v.·ith the facts."
The article, quoting froin a portio n nf
the tape recording v.•hich .. was <:leleted
from the White House transcript. said
Nixon described Kissinger's role in the
wiretapping thusly:
"I know that he asked that lt be done.
And I assumed that it \\·as.''
Brooks Reulls
Her Poc11is ,Blul
lT1 orcl s l ncluclell
By JAS \\'ORTll
01 l~t D•ll~ 1'1101 lltlf
In the quiet v.•hi!c suburb or Mission
\'iejo, black poet Gwendolyn Brooks read
poetry Friday from a million miles
away-and got a standing ovation.
The first black to win a Pulitzer Prize
for poetry, ~tiss Brooks Y.<IS at
Saddleback College, a star of this
v,.·eekend 's Oral Interpretation fes1ival.
From her store of poems about
,·io!en(.'(', Jove . poverty. and ~·:eat in the
black ronimunity of Chicago where she
Jives and grew up, ?iliss B~ d.reu•
\\·hat she called •·my distillation."
'·That is "·hat I believe poetry is," she
said. "A dis1illation of life.''
H(>r distillation v•as obviously di/!erent
from the realities of soothem Orange
Coun!y.
"Titis seems like a very peaceful little
cmimunity," sht> said. "There didn't
seem to be anv dissef'W!ion when I came
into ~Ussioo v·iejo. !l's hard to imagine
anyone running through your street~
throwing bricks-they're doing that right
now in Chicago. t can assure you."
Looking matronly ln a red knit suit and
a navy blue cap pulled light over
graying, tightly curled hair. ?i'tiss Brooks
read for an hour in her deep resonant voice. . '
"Some of my fXICms ha\'e bad ~·ords in
them," she said . "Tl's usually my habit
to apologize for them. But these days
reading the headlines I've realized bad
words are 0.K."
The poet laureate of !he state of Illinois
replacing Carl Sandburg. MJss llrool<8
has MJrl dozens of awards, and honorary
doctorat<s and has published ten books.
Wry humor i:haracterizes many ol
Miss Brooks' poems. In "A Song in the
Front Yard," a tale about a little girl,
she remarks:
"I've stayed in too front yard all my
Ille I want a pe<k al the back where it's
rough and unt"1dcd and hungry weed
grows. A Cifl get. sick or a """·" She hu a!IO Mitten roem> Iha<, as she
rolat.ed Friday, )lave been "banned in
Fitnds for Beach Control
B~· TEJlli)' CO\'ILLE
01 l~r OITIV ,.,\or 51111
Ornngl' Co;i<>I 4·[!11'~ cnuld pick up n1orC'
lhJn SJ.3 n1ill1on iu s!a!t' hvl1l for bcarh
control frorn a bill 11·hlc:h 11 ill bC'
rcvie\1·cd ~tondav b\" !he Assctnbh
Revenuf' :i.nd Taxtifion ·cornn1ittl'f'. •
Assf'mblyn1an fi obf'rl Burke I H ·
llun!ington Bf'athl is lht• chief ;1uthor of
the bill. AB 3611. "'hich ~·ou!d transfer ~:1
million in tidelands revenue to a publil'
b<>ach fund.
The SJ rni!lion '~r111 ld bP div1d('(] an1ong
beach cities \l"hith can prove thr\·
provide a regionlll beach Sl'r\'icc undf'.r
strict forn1ulas 1\'ritten 111 the bill.
The "'ay it's 11·riUcn. Oran,(!'e Coast
beach cities stllnd to pie:.. up !he lion's
share of the state help.
On rough C'Slimat{'s. Huntington Beach
offici<1!s think thf'y ilrc f'li'!ib l(· for
Sli00.000 in state monev ror 1974·i5. if the
bill "'ins Assembly .· Senate and !ht'
Governor's approval.
t\cu·port BC'ach c:<pccts about S3.J7 .000.
S;in Clement£'. $214.000. and Lagunn
Beach Sl50.000 -it all tlu·ir calculations
arc accurn te and acrep1L·d by !hr st:llc .
Burke's bill lists three rcq uire1ncnts to
niake a ci !y or county eligible for state
J1elp in niaintaining its public beaches.
-II n1ust have some public beach .
-At least 5D percenl of the 1>eoplc
using the beach n1ust lh·e outside the
city, or county , asking for the money.
-The cities must sho11· a deficit in the
cost of beach maintenance versus beach
revenues. based on a tricky state
formula.
The one requirement -50 percent of
the beach goers niust live outsidr the cily
or county rcquesling -could rlin1inatc
some 1nassi\'e beach areas. such as Los
An geles and San Diego. from cligibilil.'"
Orange Count1· beilchcs arc 11·idt<lv
used b_,. pNplc. 1rho Jh·c outside th'c
cities. ru1d also outside the count1·. Thl'
san1e use perccn!ages don't apnlv. to the
county's coastal neighbors on either side.
The forn1ula tor the deficit on beach
maintenanc(> also eliminates ~om e
others. including Orange County 1 county
beaches).
According lo the bill proposed. a cit~·
or countv n1ust sho"· its cost for the
beaches.· subtract beach·rf'latcd rc,·enur.
then subtract fron1 that 10 percent of all
ta:< revenues.
Because of its 1\ide tax·base. county
~O\"(>mment ,,·ould lose out here. based
on rough f'Stimates. because 10 percent
of all of its tax revenues "'ould far
exceed ils deficit on the beaches.
That formula might also affect Seal
Beach. u·ilh a high tax base, though city
officials don 't know .
The other cities. ho~·ever. appear in
good shape to win a large share of the $3
million. and some of them, notably
l~untington Beach. are pushing . hard in
thP Assembly to get the bill passed.
But Dennis Courtemarche. Cit,.
:\lana ger of Seol Beach, best sumn1cd uii
1he 111a111 concern: "At this µol11t thl!
philosophy, not the amount of money , i.s
the important thing. \Ve 1\·ant the state to
recognize its responsibility to us. because
v.·c do operate a state fa cility.''
SI !\lilliou ;Gift'
LOS AK GE LES (AP) -Robert A.
l-o[aheu testi fied Fridav that llO\\"<lrd
Hughes told him -to offer a SI million gift
to late !'resident Lvndon B. Johnson in
1968 if Johnson ,roUld halt w1derground
nucl ear testing in ~evada .
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"HARD TO IMAGINE ANYONE RUNNING IN THE ST.REETS"
Poet Gwendolyn Brooks At Siddleback College, "A Paecaful. Pl1c1"
Nebraska."
"We Real C:OOI." a poem abou( •1the
pool players seven al tht! Golden Shovel ."
was one of them-bctause It used 1he
phrase "We jazz Jw1e." ·
"Jazz was considered to haft a sexual
connoi.Uon,• she said. "I didn't intend It
that way bul I didn't mind It bci!lll taken
that way.
,"Juhe Is an establishment monlh-lt ls
swttt, pre.tty, gentle, romantic Md
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aceepl<d. U blacks celebrated It, llpw
WOUid they do it! They'd jw ft ., I didh'l
mean Illa\ 11e11en pool players had .cong-
raped a gtl'i named June."
As a porting word to the audlence,
Miss Brooks, the pqet laureale ol Ulinois rtg!M>ing Carl SandlJuri. •Id, 'Wlien handed I !email, ma k e
lemonade.
''There II alwa11 a use.
"For lemon jutce.."
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Chicanos Plan
To Protest
~llie11 Ro1111d11p
A Chicano and \fe-.:ica11 coalition
frida,v announcf'd plan!' to pickft and
t'rotest before tht' Tu<:ti n Cit\' Council ~londay over tactics in a reCent mass
roundup of illegal aliens.
The 7:30 p.m. appe-arance at Tustin
C"Hy liall stems prin1arily from a mid·
J\larch team arrest in v.1lich poli(.'(' from
Orange and Tustin along ~·ith Orange
County sheriff's dl'plllies and 1he
(',1JiJomia Hi!?h\\'a ~· Patrol dt>tained Ure
lccal fr<'ight tr:'l in ren:)wned as The Alien
Expre;s.
Scores of adult and teen;;11r('(f males
en1ptied cut of 1hc boxra"S but only a fe"'
"·ere captured for return to the :\lexican
border.
CG.st.a J\lesa polic.e are also ramed in
the romplaints by Organization Casa.
"'hich claims local officers hare nJ
jurisdictioo over the detention of pt>TSOns
suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
Costa ?llesa pol.ice ~·ere listed as
alleged offenders in The Alien Express
epi~e. because their h e I i cop t c r
respondOO to a mutual aid request by the
ot her agencif's.to spotlight th<' area fron1
the night sky.
A spokesinan f!'r the depart1nc·11!
challenged Org<1nization Cos~ clili n1s th;_it
they hal'e no jLtrisdiction i11 nmltf'rs
in\'olving suspected ille~t1! alien:;.
"\Ve are sv.·om to enforce st ale lairs,··
said Detective Lt. Jobn Regan. noling
that many alid°ns arc turned o\·er to
federal authorities after being detained
for state infractkn; such as dri\·ing a car
v.·ith a burned out taillight.
One other objection of the Chicanos is
an order to taxicab drivers to question
and demand iden1ificalion of person.s of
obvious Latin OT' ?itexican origin.
Several who fled from The Alien
Expreli were apprehended after flaggini.;
down a CHP car, thinking it "11s a taxi.
1~1 iss l lliuois
TYi ' '1' UIS U.S.A. Title
NIAGARA FALLS. N.Y. IAP1 -~1i ss
Illinois, Karen Morrison. a tall. blue-eyed
blonde, was named '·liss U.S.A. for 1974
Saturday night. ~fiss California was third
runnerup.
The 5-foot-10~2-inch v.•inner. from St.
t11arles Ill., squealed v.•ith delight as her
name was announced as !he winner over
four other finalists in a field of 51.
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Priest Aids Browtt
State Candidates
Get $15 Million
•Fron1 \\'Ire Services ,.
With help from HO\\'ard Hughes,
massage parlors, a Baptist Church. and a
Laguna Niguel priest. Ca I if or n i a
politicians have amassed more lhau $1$.6
million in their quest for office this year.
Republican and Democratic
gubernatorial candidates alone raised
$6.5 mftllon with San Francisco P.1ayor
Joseph Alioto. a Democrat, filling his
campaign coffers with the most-$1.4
million
Next in Une v.·as Secretary of Stale
Edmund G. Bro,.'Il, Jr., the Democratic
frontrunner. who received $1.1 million.
Brown's fatber, fonner Gov. Edmund G.
Brov.'fl, pledgOO to give his son a $'l0,000
loan.
A Catholic priest, David Duran of
LDguna Niguel. donated $2.500. Young
Brown once .studied for the priesthood.
Assembly speaker Bob Moretti , also a
Democrat, took tn $1 million, including
$150 from the Tabernacle of Faith
Baptist Church tn Los Angeles, $500 from
the Geisha House and $700 from the
Lucky Lady, massage parlors i n
Riverside.
On the Republican side, Controller
Houston I. Flournoy collected $948,000.
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, under indictment
for perjury, rtci!lved only $340,000.
Jn Orange County. Assemblyman
Kenneth Cory CD-Garden Grove) collect·
ed $264:,CXX) in his quest for the post or
stale controller.
~1ost of the funds collected came from
business. labor lobbyists and \\'ealthy
"political t\ngels," a si.u'''f'Y of financial
reports s'no1\cd.
The Associalion for Be!tt'r Citizenship
(ABC ), the political arin of the Califomia
Teachers Association. reported having
$40.000 on hand to aid favored candidates
and causes.
The California ~fedicnl political action
commillel'. t1ffiliated u•ilh the California
1'.letlil'al Assoc1u tion. rt'IMirtcd $3l5,7!i2 In
its political war<'hesl.
Others included : California !)t'lllHI
Political Action Con1111ittrc. $302.892.
Catifon1ia Heal Estate Politic<~! Ac..:liun
l'on1mittec. $275.374: and the Cal!f1:rnia
State Emptoyes Association, $268,161.
Flournoy received a $!00 contribution
from John \\1avnt'. Burt Lancaster
COWltered v.·Hh i2,500 to Moretti and
singer Helen Reddy gave Brown $1.000.
Pe11tagon Rai11cd
.\'lore Tha11 Bon1b~
On l11doch.i11a
\VASHINGTON (UPll -Coinpar111g ii
to an elephant laboring to bring fort h ;1
n1ouse, the Pentagon in ll docu1nrnt
released Saturday ov.'nt'd up to its role ;is
a rainn1aker during the Indochina \V:1r.
Transcript of a top secrrt brief1n,.: 011
the program. given lo a S1'natc forL·1g11
relations subcommittee last Mar(·h :!!).
"'as retC'ased by Sen. Claiborne Pell ! lJ.
R.i. ).
11. shou·etl that the r ii i n n1 a k 1 u :;
program \asled fro111 1966 to l !li~.
invotvt'cl some 2.602 fl ights by I1h.11itnn
jets and Cl30 turboprop lranspurt-.
seeding clouds \Y ith silver and lead
iodide, and cost about $21.6 1111H1011.
But Deputy Assistant D (' f 1• 11 ',.
Secretary Dennis J. Doolin said 111 ;111
l'Xchange y,•it h Pell near the end 1il l!11·
brif'fing:
·•\\lht•n you look DI the .• ;nounl 111
rainfall! that \\·as 111 tht'Sl' i.;i1·l·n are.1-.
any"•ay, and "·h;it 11·as added tu 1t
possibly by lhf'SC exlro set'd1ngs. 11 louh s
to rne llke u·hcn you arc Gl'lling :!1 111t·ht·~
in a given area and v.·e add 2 inehes, 1f r
v.·as on the bouorn. I do not think l \1·ou ld
kno11· the diffcrcnct' bct"'eCn :'.1 ;ind :!:I··
Daily Pilot Loybool~
Cl1ai·ley tl1e C1·icl{et
Sile11cecl lly Scie11cc
l~y Al:Tlll'll B. \'l\St::L
01 •~• oa•11 "''°' s1•il
;\IY :'llOH\J\(j {.:f)\'EllACiE or th(' IH.'llS IJC<il bt·g:111 i1ho11t tt1·1· lllillll!("S
late Frid:1~. lit.·t·:iu~i.; t pJu~cd 1CJ lay Ch<.irlcy lhl· l."1"1l"f..l'L tu rt·~t 111 th1· p<dth
of i\'\' bv rhc baek dour.
lit· i><iSS('d a\\;i,v ~un11.·lin1c in the nigh1.
Jl1s demise \\'as predicted in a Xero:< !>hci.:t of p;qx·r !.tu,k untk'r !lit•
door of the apartmen!. announcing pest spruy day 11a~ 11nn111K•nt. v.·hat 10
do b<>forehaod and ho1v long to stay a,1·ay. -
'·Do not be alanncd if you . s~ a fe 11• pests still
around," it noted, adding that all \\'ill disappear \11th1n
10 to 14 days as the chemicals take effect.
Charley never struck me as a pest.
HE ADDED A TOUCH of COWJ.Lry class \rith his crick·
eling from a cranny somewhere high up alx)\·e the re-
frigerator, ~·here the old, folded-up Lucky Store bro\\·n
bags go.
The chirping v.·hich a\v.·ays shut up as I ;ipproached v1N51.1.
on 3 a.m. iceOO:< raids 11tas a kind of comforttn~ sound. <'special!~· after thf'
Energy Crisis required that the management shut off the baliblc created
by our electrically-Operated artificial creek.
CHARLE"\' TIIE CRICKET made a nice change fron1 the 1nufflcd thunder
of 400-horscpo"·er engines, the screech of tires and the scrcan1 of sin.'ns on
the busy boulevard outside. They are somf'ho\\· sad sounds, even for a ne\\'S-
paper beat reporter, particularly in the small, dark, tired hours of the day.
He was a big crick~t so he held out t'vo days and nights in his ~lrong·
ho!d against the chemicals sprayed by the people with passkeys nnd pcsticidl'S.
J found him, hclly-up on the kitchen floor.
TllE PLACE Wn.L be strangely silent tonight but cray,•ling crratures
can.oot be tolerated in a multi-million dollar apartment complex, perhaps
unfortunately in certain cases.
Peeling paint, hou·ever, makes little noise.
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Shoplifting ~as First Step • Ill Shootout Sequence
LOS ANGELES !UPI) -A
pair of socks shoplifted froin
an Inglewood slore set olt a
chain of events that en~
with a blailntl soYth lbll
Angeles lpll.e and five: persons killed. .
Police said th~ five were
believed to be members of the
Symbionese Liberation army.
Tooy Shepard, 20, a cl ... rk.
saw a man stuff a pair of
socks Into his sleeve after the
1nan and a woman purchRsed
$31.50 worth of camping-type
clothing fro1n Mcl'B Sporting
Solt}·si l\.
Wa s llajtor
Student
SAN F'l'lANCISCO r AP)
l':i1ri ci:1
idc111irird
\1oniqut• Soltysik ,
as onr of the
Syrnbionc.<;c LilX'ra!ion Army
leaders 11•ho d1c1I in 1hc firry
Los Angeles gun battle 11•ith
po!il'l'. 1\'llS a s I r i ct I y
conforn1ing honors student in
h1i,:h school at Goleta .
~1i ss Soltysik . 2~. daughter
of a pharmarist. became
t'l'\'OIUl1onarv-1ninded a fl E." r
entering ttic Unircrsity of
Californi:i at Rcrkelev. Sh<'
rnajored in Frt>nC'h · a n d
Sp:1n1 ~h.
She :utoptcd \hr n a 111 t·
"i'olitmoon " froni a Jo1·1· pot·1n
1rrittcn ahout her by Camill:1
<'hr1s!i11e Mal l . 2!1 a
.\l1nnesota·burn social 11nrkrr.
:1frt•r rht·y met and Jil·cd
t11grther in a Le s b i a n
n:!ntionship in Be r k e Icy ,
friends rePorl
i'ofiss Soltysik ilnd ~1iss Hall
11·<'r<' caught on cainera ~·ith
kidnnf)('d Palricin H c ;1 r s t
L'arryinc guns in the SLA's
April 15 holdup of a San
Francisl'o bank .
~ti s~ Sol11·sik \\'<IS the third
or s<'I en Children and the
cldt>'it of fi ve daughters, her
brot ht•r, Fred. 27. !old an
llllCr\ Ll'l\'er . ...
Goods Srore.
Shepanl said he followed the
man out ol the store and
grappled with him, a n d
managed to ge(. ooe. manacle
of a set ol handcuf(.s on the
alleg<'d shoplifl.Cr.
Ouring the struggle. a pistol
fell from the man's waistband.
Police said a woman waiting
in a van across the street
opened fire ~·ith a sen1i-
aulonH1tlc rine and pcppcrt'd
the store front with 27 shots.
Thr~ more .shc!ts struck an
adjacent building.
.1eq11 ill.Cd
Allison Thonrpson. 18.
of Santa Barbara wa.._'i
acquitted in l .. ondon
Friday of conspiring to
smuggle guns into Bri-
tain. She was arrested
on returning to Los
1\ngeles Saturday on
charges of violating
firearrns control Jaws.
('
The man and woman were lhey stopped a d r I v e r , stopped at several hardware abandoned van which "'as
later ldentitied Crom photos as announced "We're rrom U1e stores wtlll they purchased a registered to a p.1rking lot
Emily aod William Harris, 27 SLA," and drove on. hacksaw blade. They tben addre.'iS in San Francisco.
and 29• suspected SL A That c::ar conked Ot.ll ti\·o drove to a drive-in movie and . Next. a parking licket for
members wanted in 1 h e blocks after they took it over. sawed the manacle oft Harn.•J" the -vehicle turned up. 1nade
Patricia llearst Udnaping. hand, out while the van was parked
Tl I ned •· the Tbey abandoned it and took t 'd ' d W! coupe w van h drl ~fathews "'as let out on a an au ress near J cpper ulc and escaped as Shepard fired over anot er car ven by l\l lboll d Dr' k Unlversity.
at the vehicle "'ilh the Thomas Patin, 65, and again u an l\'e, a par way The 011·ner of the house al
dr<>pped pistol. iden(ified themselves as fro1n in the hills overlo0king the that address said he rented it
The three, no1v a"'nrc t~r the SLA. That car was found city. to a \l'hitc ll"Ornan a 1vcck aAu
red and white vahicle had near the site where the trlo l\1can\\'biie, the FBI had who identiricd herself as "~Is.
been Jdendfied, abandoned it halted Tom Mathews, 18, a bt.i.en alerted as a result ot the Rivera.'' for S70 a month. He
and commandeered a car senior at Lyn~·ood High pistol that \\'as left at the said the \\'Onlan ~·ould not sign
from a.pasaing motorist . School, and kidnaood him spnrti11g goods store. They a receipt for the a.p.artnH~nt. A
According to poLice reports, along with !'ii:~ van . . connected lt to Harris. neighbor t.oltl office rs she had ;:::=M=at=he='=":..::=to:.ld_po:._li_c_c =-:fhe:..:_y::._.:..:::Th=eyC:...:_'_'_•_r_c_;~;_e;;;_d=:..-:;'-hc seen two \1·on1eu . only at
DeFreeze
F ascinaterl
SAN" F'HANCISCO fUP(\ I
Doo.ald J. Dcfreezc. !he
"Gencrnl Flcld .\1 a r sh <1 1 •
Cinque" Of the Symbioncsc I
Liberalion Arni~' 11'ho ,,·as I
killed in Frid:i\' ni g!11 'r
shootout in Los An!!<'les, has I
been in and out of prison since i
ms teen-age y~ars a n d
developed a fascination for /
guns and bombs.
DeFreei.e, 30. "'as the le:.zdcr I
or the tiny terrorist gtin'!
u·hlch he and others formed asl
an offshoot of a prison rrfr1rin
group, !he B1·1ck f'11!••·r;.1
A.•1'0('iation. "·hilr h" 1• ·1° :i" 1
inn1alc at Californ1a's 1nedi c11I
pri son at V.aca\·illc.
It '"as after ocrrrcze's:
c<:cape fro1n another prison 1
,\IARY ANN VANCf.
l:.!:'>O 1\danls 1\ve.
Suill' ){.20\
l ·o .... ta .\l t•sa. C1\ !J262tl
J 'hone: Ci I ·I) ii79-57Hi
Lll'<tr Orange <..:ount.v \\'atC'r Drinker:
'fhc \VatC'r ,·ou arr drinkin~ is distaste£ul
and in1purc. /\~·tordin~ to our lcsl'i some of
llrall\.!.l' Count~··:. 1ap 1\"atcr nO\\' nlcasures up
tn .sou parts Pl'I' ntillion inlpuritics. United
S!;itl'S llcalth aulhorities ha,·c statt-'<I 500 parts
pt•r n1illion 1s the lln1it for drinking \\'ater .
\'ou ht•\l1·r 111 1( 11 ;11l lor lhL· pub!te olfici3IS
111 d!! :.on1t•th111~'. \'ou b<.:tlc r do !'.:Omethiug
_\qU!'"l'!l1
I \\·ill bl' h;.1ppy to dl'n1011:-itrate lo you the
11{'\\ .\qua-J{i<"h hn1nc \\"atcr purifier ,,·hich
u-.l'.-> re,·c•rsl' o:.mo.-;is to dc\i1·l·r lip to 30 g3llons
J'l'r n1r1nth o! pur<· \\·~1tl'r. tastclul \\'<1lt:.·r. at J
l"o ... t n1uth IP~" than lhl" hottlt• produi.:t.
l)rot C'1·1 \1111 r llt•a11h ;1 nrl '>t a rt cn10Y1nl!
. '"Il l" dr1n l\111 '...: 11 .1!1·r 1:1 pU/'t' ll"t'l'trlJt'"· t'O!Jkin~
.1111 I ;..:11od · 1 ;1 ~1 1 n ·-1 ol I l '1 · ;1 nd d r1111.;~
<'11ll 1n1 · l1•d.1\ ·
early last year that the :
organiiatio.1 of the SLA begil n.1
leading lhen1 lo c 1 a i nl l
rt•sponsibilit.r for thc :---
assassination of a pron1inent
\'our:-i tru\~· .
.\/Jr.\· t\1111 \:~111ce . H.\.
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black educator in Oakland.
last November. an:.l to kidnap
Patricia ~learst.
De Freeze. a blac!:. gre\\' up
in a.middl~ class neighborhood
in Cleveland. Ohio. the eldr.st
of eight children. His father.
n1~"'' dead. ""as a tcol n1ak<'r
:ind his n1other 1rorks as a
registered nurse i n a
co1n•alescent home.
iii.s first brush 11 ii h !~c la1~·
c "'hen he was sent to a
night. and they appe&red to be The police y,•ere tipped from
wearing 11·1gs. a black neighborhood five
Friday at sunrise a force ot miles away that a group of
about 100 fede?f" and city blacks and whites, tncludlng a
otncers staked out the house young white woman. had
11·ith snipers readr o n reportedly offered a womtnl. rooflop~. The neighborhood 1100 for a olg~lt's lodging and
\1·as cordoned o(f. But no one were nloving In an arsenal or
appeared from 1he house. gu~ and ummun.itlon.
Police entered aft<'r tiring Police .<1w·rounded the hon1e
tear gas cannist<'rs through in force. \\'arned the octupants
hlanket-co1'ered \\' ind o \\' !i . and told them to surrend('r.
There ~·us nobody in lhe. Shots 1vere nrert Crom inside
house. but officers found the tiovsc and a firefight, one
arnn1unition, lhree suitcase.'I, of the most intenec in !he city
Wo1nen's handbags and wigs police department's h.istorr.
and ·'general filth." , was on. --------~--
Nc11tc)' Pe1·1·y Cull ed
.SLA 's Tl1eoreticici11
ref atory at age 14 for
lryin to break open a parking
~e I he \\'COi to ~e\\'ark.
'.'i.J.. t and married Gloria
'T'homas. fcur years older than
he and the mother of three:
ehildren. Ouring their seven-
~·ear marriage. she bore him
three n10re childre~.
CARAVEL LE
BY BULOVA
GIFT-A-GRAD
BUYS S:\:'\ Fll:\~C JSCO 1AP 1 -
\"a n('v Ling Perr~· \I'll<; a
d11ni1111111 1· !rrrori.~t 11· it h
p1rrc1ng t'1·rs -!ht' SLA 's
rr11nr rhe11rt'lir ian 11ho «Jllt't.'
1\·pr~1·d as 11 tni.i!c~s Ulackjack
dealer.
f\1rs . Perry, 26 . ca 11 e d
herself r~ahinzah of the SL:\.
police said. She "·as one of
!hose sought by the FBI in the
Sl..A ·s St0.690 robbery of a San
Francisco bank.
H ER ACT l\'I TIF.S
e1entuallv Jed to her fif'rv
dealh in 'a home st•I afire in ·a
!'hoolout F"ritlay bf' l "'e l' n
pohec and SLA n1en1bers.
"
1olfc 'Ver y •
Easil y Le<l,'
Sa ys Frie11d
•
PJllLADELPlllA I AP) -r
\\lilliam "\\'illie" \Yo If e.
identified Saturday as one of
the five Symbloncse
Liberation Am1v n1embers
killed in Los Angeles. was a
young man once described as
an underachie\'er "very easily
led."
"Willie would go out of his
11":i v not to break the rules.
The whole year r roomed \\'ith
him. I don't think he read one
political book." said Nichola s
fllonjo. \Volfe's roommate at
fo.1t. 11erinon Academy in
Northampton, l\1ass. Monjo
called Wolfe • ' tot a 11 y
apolitical'' but Wolfe was a
National ~1erit Scholarship
finflliSt.
The 23-year~ld \Vo 1 f e' s
father, Dr. L.S. "Pete" \Volfe,
Jives with his wife i n
Emmaus. Pa. near Allentown.
~!rs. Perry 1ras born in
Santa nosa. l·alif.. I he
dnuglncr of f.lr. and :\trs. llal
C. Ling. Her father oprrates
Ling 's Furniture in the
:'\orthcrn Califoniia city.
She rittended ~1ontgon1cr~·
lligh School , 1\hcre she u·as a
chct'rleadl'r, a good s!udl'nt
and served one year as class
1'hev 1no\'ed to Cali fornia
and Defrecze \\'as arrested
1\·hilc hitC'hhiking. Police found
hin1 carryinj.! a !'a\\·ed-off
shotgun. a knife and a tear
.(!as "pen." He subsequently
returned to New Jersey and
"·as arrested for making a
bomb and firing guns in his
sccrt'lary. basement.
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A 6 DAD.Y PROT EDITORIAL P 1\GE
Votes for Education
Orange County voters will be asked in the June 4
primary to help select 1 wo school superintendents -
one for the state of California and one for the county
of Orange.
In the statewide elettion. the Da.ily J->iJot l>clieves
Wilson Riles, state supcr1nle1t<lcnt of public in struction,
has pcrforn1ed more than aclcquoT£'1y in the (our years
he has been in office and has <!one n1uch to give new
direction to this important and demanding job.
In the countv election. the J)ailv Pilot belie\'es in·
cu 1n bent Robert i>eterson h:l s not pci·rorn1cd adcqualcly
-indeed has left a re('Orfl of 1n1::.1nanagen1en1 ancl fric·
tion -and should be replaced by Donald JJ . \\'ood111g:-
t0n, former Laguna Beach sc ho ol superintendent.
Riles faces opposi1ion fro111 six other candidates.
·· None of them con1es close to n1atching Riles in bal·k·
ground, persuasiveness and dedication to in1proving the
education of every student in California schools.
Education sec1ns to be a passion to Riles. lie noted
in an Orange ('ounty address · last "·eek that he will
continue to fight for every cent he can to in1prove Cali·
fnrn ia education. Ile said education isn't getting the
attention it should and . "I'll believe education is a top
priority \\'hen \\'C have !he resources to do \vh;1t \ll' need
and when the Pcnlagon conducts bake sales 10 buy
J\1arine unifor111 s."
'fhat is typical of Rile~· approach. I-le \\1Jll :-t:rabble
in a.ny way he can to irnprove California !'ehools. lie
also has a good record of cooperation \\'ilh legis lators
and school officials. ~
\\1e wish the saJne could be said in !he Orange
County schools office, but Su . Robert Pct er.~011 secn1s
to get nlore involved in politica l philosophies and pica,v·
unish projects than in grasping the idea of \vhat educa·
lion is all about. Granted. the countv !'chools office is
li1nited in its authority and scope. btlt it still should be
an offite offering assistan ce and cooperation to aid lo-,
cal school districts.
and that he has failed lo provide eilher the leadership
or the assistance lhat the · office should produce.
r .. ortunately, a promising alte rnative is offered in
this 1·ace. Do nald D. \Voodington worked at all levels
of edut·ation before becoming state superintendent of
education in Colorado. a position he held before coming
to Orange County. Jle resigned as Laguna Beach super-
inlendcnt to enter the county race.
Woodington holds M.A. and Ed .D degrees from UC
Berkeley and has La.tight at both high school and uni-
versity levels. as \VCll as serving as superintendent of
three California school distrl~·t s. That background. along
with the experience of adtninis tering a statc\vide de·
partn1ent in Colorado. makes \Voodington an excellent
candidate to succeed Peterson.
The Daily Pilot recom1ncnds \Vil son Riles for stale
super intendent of public instruction aad Donald D.
\\"ooctington as Orange County superintendent or school~. -Better Late Tl1an • • •
Dawn 'vas just beginning to crack over Todos Sant os
Bay when the first of 551 sailboats entered in the New·
port·Ensenacla race z90 1ned in -a l7·hour Oight down
the 125·tnile coastline.
'l'hat was Sundily n1 orni11,;.:::. t"·o \vecks ago.' l~y 5
that afternoon the rest of the fleet \\'as 111.
Save one. That was c·urrier Ill. sailed bv llarrv
Kilpatrick of i\larina de! Rey. llarry 1nade 1t. in "at 10:45
~1.m. the next day. l\londay. barely in tin1e to receive
the trophy for being last to finish .
Currier Ill had overshot Ensenada ancl gone 30
n1iles too far south before her skipper wheeled her
around. 1-fc sta\'ed under sail and thus was in the ra..:e
until declared a· finisher.
Let's hear it for 1-larry J(ilpatrick! lie got a t rophy,
. "'hich-.js 1nore than 500·plus other ski ppers can say.
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Under Peterson. lhe office jui.:t ha sn't done thjs.
ifost local superintendents ackno\vlerlgc privately that
they have little professional rcspett for the incumbent
Of course we're aln1ost two weeks late "'ith our
congratulations. Soineho\v \Ve think 1-larry \Yill under·
stand. "LET'S STANt> IT ON ITS NOSt: ANt'> MAKE IT A HIGH -RISE."
[1.S. Hold s
1-l ig li Ho1 Jes
For DirigiblPs
This nation is on !he brink of a re\'i\'!d
of lightcr·lhan-air typrs of tr:1nspi.·1rla·
tion . Our future may hold rn<in~· 1nO~l'
balloon dirigibles and bli1nps th,1n :it an~
tin1e in the past. The reasons are ohviou::> Thf'rf' is a
gro\\ ing a\,·areness of ecol~ical a"d rn·
er~y prohlr1ns in transportnlio n cu1;1-
bincd \\'ith a srntimcntal jo11rnl·~: hv
manv Aml.'rirans b.1ck to lht· dl•cadr> ni
!he :30s. Then there's man·s n:it11ral cl,•-
sir!' 10 find hl•11er \I a~·s of r1o•n1~ rhin~s.
Thie:; ne\1' interf'st is morf' th,1n iust ri
casual fad . Airships ha ve sonie d.1stincl
BARRY
GOLDWATER
ad,·antagrs cornpared v!ith pre.Sl'n!-0'1,\'
t'On1·e111iooa! aircraft. LC'-t me list a ft·11 ·
I-Outsized and heavy payloads c.'a11 he
lifted .
2 -Less po!lution \\ould rcsul1 tr11l\
the use of lo\1Cr rxnrer requirc111cnls.
3-Public annovance \\'Ou!rl be reduced
throu gh lo\\. noise levels.
4 -Airships could stay nloft for
l'Xlendi..-d periods of tin1c.
5 -Lighter·lhan·air craft can opc·r<ih•
,\·here no airports or run\1ays art•
a1•ailablc.
6 -Diri gible I~ I)("' t.:<.tn 1'01·,,r ror
extended periods of tiirlt'. t•S!X'Cially in a
hybrid mod e co1nh1111ng :ilil tic .ind
dynamic lift.
7 -Safr1y on such a1rshi!l~ \\Oulrl be
increased by the silf\blc niass und slo\v
~peed involved.
r·rom a military standpoint. the Ka\')'
certainly could use such airships to
i1nprove its antisubmarine capabilities.
'The Air Force might use a fleet as a
launching platform for intercon tinental
ballistic missiles (ICBMs~ YFith the
obvious advantages of dispersal and
station-keeping.
So far as a ch•ilian population is
CO!lC(>rned, th<> advanlages could be
eaormous. Entire homes and builclings
ntight be moved from factories to
ronstrucjjon sites. Hravy machinery
such as th<1t used for drilling oil "-ells
could be lifted and carried 10 remotP.
areas. And !rec fanning could beco1ne a
reality.
1'hc potential for the lighter-than·air
n1ode of !ran~port at 1011 10 the vears
ahead is enonnous. h11t it \~·ill riquirc
moch experimentation l:M.:forc it becomes
feasible.
OlAHGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. \Veed, Pub/Jsl1cr
Thoma! Kce vil, £dilt11"
Barbara Kre ibich
Editoriat Page Eduor
The ~drtoriaJ ~page of 1hr-Daily
Pliot Stocks to inform and r.lin1ulate
readers by presenung on this paize
dlvent!•commentary on lopil'!I or in.
teTen by gyndlcated ro1umnisls 1ind
cartoonm., by providing a forum for
r"Hdtts' views and by prnen11ng this
newspaptt'• opinions and Wea., on
airttnt topics. The tditorllJ Of>lnK>l'lll
ot lhe Dail¥ Piktt a,ppeer only in the
edllorlal column 11 the tnp ot the
pqe. Opinjcn eq>r~ by the mJ.
wnnistl and cart~ and letfer
wrlttn U"e thclr own and no endortt-
mmt ot 1hetr vWwa by Ult Daily
Pilot 1bou.)d be infft1'td.
Sunday, May 19, 1974
It Takes Men to Make Men
i\e\'er has it bcen so diffic ult for boys
lo gro\1' up into n1e11.
Bc>roming a nHu1 is no1 a 1natll'r of
chronology, ll is a mnl!t'r uf pr0<.:>f
Throughout the history of mank>nd. boys
ha\·e had to prove themsc\ve~ n1cn.
Un vy Crockett "killt-d hirn a li':ir 11hen
he \I.as three." 0th·
ers. in order to es.
tab!ish then1selvt'.s
as men. hav~ had to
11·in races. prove
lh1•1r skill in hunt-
ing. sho11· they could
handle a team and
p\011.', endure sur·
vival tests in the
\\01ldemess, b r i n g
home an encrny scalp or drink h<1lf
a pint of \1'h1s kcv \1·Jthout passing out.
To become a man it has always been
necessary for boys to associate \11ith men.
a:. ht1lpcrs on father·s farm. as
apprentices to craflc;men. as sc1l1ires to
knights, as "·aterboys to baseball teams .
Through such association they learn the
secret$ of the adult culture: \1·h:il ritua!s
to obser•e. ho111 lo care for equipment.
how to drink and curse and fight. ho\v to
eam and maintain the respect of other
nten in a society of men.
BUT TODAY most boys are separaled
from the Jives of men. :\!en leave
for factory or office early in the
morning, commuting many miles to
\~Ork. They do not return until evening.
Boys are brought up by mothers and
S. I. HAYAKAWA
Sl'hooltea Cht>rs.
llencl' bovs ofll'll hare no ide::i \1·hat
th t>ir fatht·rs do at 11ork. The~· ha\·e no
1dt•:i \\·hat a n1ri11 does !hat n1ake s hin1 .1
n1;1n
t.;11!1·!>.~ a boy 1s a good enough athlt•1('
to znakl· thl• varsity squad. unJe:-;s ~le
joins a street gang or the am1rd fon.:es
or goes to engineering: school. ht' is
likely to spend !us entire hfe "ith \l.OTncn
around. ~lobs of R.1dcliff girls ha•c
in vadC'd llarvard classrooms. Yal e has
j:,'tlne coeducational. Girls move into
fralernity houses.
The experience of being a man in a
society of men becoml'S rarl'r and rarer .
lt"s fine to prove lo \\01nen Iha! you are
a man. But the fina l proof is wtl\!n you
prove 11 to odler n1en.
\\'hat young: men profoundly lll~d as
they grow up. says David Hicsman. i:. 10
be ex!ended to the limit of their pov:ers.
They have to experience si tuation s 1n
1vhich they have to do n1ore than their
best ,in order to escape death. capture,
defeat or failure.
BUT WlfAT is there in a 00v·s life in
our afnuent sociely to (':<tend him to
!he limit of his powers? If he gets oo lhe
high school football team, he will really
The Road to Peace Is Marked U.N.
In l!ltiO. at the initiative of President
0\1ight Eisenhov.·er. some tv.·o dozen
Americans and Russians. many of them
private citizens, assembled at Dartmouth
College . Their job 1\·as to exa1nine
oulstanding issues betv.·een the tv.'o
countries, the hope being that they might
pave the way for possi ble agreement
later by .the diplomats.
That meeting, 14 years ago. was the
first of in·hat has since become known as
the Dartmouth Conference series, In all.
eight nieetings have been held. The most
recent meeting \•:as in Tbilisi, capilal of
So\iet Georgia.
ln many ways it was the most
successful meeting of the entire series.
The 1\n1erican delegation had the de.ar
impression that the Soviet leaders were
staking a large part of thei r foreign
policy on a cooperative relationship with
the United States.
It \1·as difficult to jX!rsuade the
Ru ssians that lhe main road to peace
\1·as marked "U.N. '• At Tbilisi, the basic
Soviet position, however, re ferr ed
affirmatively to the concept of collective
security and to the need for
( NORMAN
·COUSINS
strengthening the United Nations.
)
The many references to the importance
of public opinioo were a striking
development in the Soviet attitude. In the
early years of .\he conferences, Soviet
pa rticipants reflected some
bcwildcrml'nt when American conferec!C
v.·ould contend that impot1ant moves in
U.S. foreign policy had to take public
opinion into account.
At the recent conference in Soviet
Georgia, the Russians seemed to have
little difficul ty in accepting ·the pivotal
function of American public opinion on
major issues. Time and again, the Sovie!
delegates v.ould ask questions about
American attitudes.
IN PARTICULAR they were '"orriW
because the American people did not
seem to them to be as enthusiastic about
detente as the Rlliliians would like then1
to be. Also, the Soviet delegates -no
doubt reflecting: the concern of their
government -"·ere uncertain v.hethcr
detente could survive i[ Richard Nixon
resigns or is impeached.
'fhe Americans at Thili si \rerc able.
through Sen. Edward Kennedy (0-~1ass.J
and Sen. Hugh Scott ( R-Pa .),
representing OOth our political parties, to
emphasize that world peace was not a
partisan issue in the Un ited States.
Sen. Kennedy assured the Soviet
delegates that detente had dominant
support withi n the Democratic Party. He
referred to President John F. Kermedy's
initiative in ending the cold war and to
the policies of President Lyndon Johnson
as coming essentially o( the same school
as President Nixon's policy.
Sen. Scott, as leader of the Senat~
Republicans, strongly endorsed the
general tenor of Sen. Kennedy's remarks
and emphasized tha t detente was oot
dependent on the political fortunes of any
single individual.
And the delegates agreed that the
United Nations was the "proper and
essential instrument for bringing about
collective w or Id security . . . The
strengthening of the United Nations is a
primary objecli\·e of all the U.N.
members."
In at IC'ast tv.·o respects, the Soviel
position at the Tbilisi Conference v.·as
different from previous meetings. firs1,
there was new recognitioo of the central
role of the United Nations in the making
of peace. Secood, conside r able
importance was attached by the Soviet
delegates to public opinion in Ute
formation of a for eign policy.
IN PREVIOUS conferences. Soviet
participants appeared to be more
lnterestcd in a v.·orld do1ninatcd by Lhe
t"·o superpowers thao in a broad basis
for co\Jecti\'e security.
The final communique of the Thilisi
Conference began v.ith a general
st.atement emphasiz.ing that detcnte
should be regarded not as "an exclusive
arrangement bet"·een the countries but
M an integral part of a worldv.-ide effort
designed to ~promote the possibility of
lasting peace."
Nixon Tape Preview a New ·High • Ill
\\'ASl fl NGTON-Suspicions that lhc
Nixon White House is dangerously out or
touch \Vith reality in its handling 0£ the
impeachment issue reached a new high
just before the President's April 29
televised addrce9 announcing the release
of (In edited transcript of 46 taped White
I lou.se Watergat&related convenaUons.
In an elaborate presentation in the
Cabinet Room, undisclosed until now,
G<o. Alexander Haig, the White !louse
chic! of staff, played a oegmenl from ooe
of the tapes to astonished membera of
lhe Nixon cabinet. "IL was a fantastk meeting," ooa
official f<lld ... Haig said lbal -of
the t.3081>aa• ~1111 would Onolly prove·11w~'1 liinocmce 1n ~
Waterple coverup role.
Then, after a thumbnail description of
\Yhat Mr. Nixon would tell the nation half
an hour later in his televised address,
Haig nicked the playback switch on a
White House tape machine, turned up the
volu1ne and let the tape run for t\VO
minutes. He dJd not idenfify the tape. ·
SECRETARY OF the Troo•ury C',..rge
Shultz, nearing hls last day in office. sot
stony.raced, arms across his chest, whne
the Nixon cabinet was treated to what
one called ··a aeries ol wilntolllgiblc
ICf'eeChing noises. II
Haig explained lbat the tape In
...-bad been "prepor<d" by White
1lotae technicians for m a x 1--m u m
•udlblllty, lhen said that anyune oou!d
( EVANS ·NOVAK J and make the President's case.
That cabinet meeting, with the
President himself not there. marked only
the second lime the cabinet has been
briefed In advance of. a Nixon Watergate
statement. The llrsl was April 30, last
understand why White l!ouse sccretnrie~ year, Just before Mr. Nixon fired H. R.
"have been cli mbing the wall around Haldeman, John Ehrlldunan and John
hero" transcribing the tapes. Dean Ill.
Around the leble there wu 1tunned •llence. One c:abloel member whlspen!d ON THAT EARLIER occasion, Mr.
a question about the rclc.,e of the lopes: Nuon'• desperate hope that be had
''Why didn't they do thlJ months ago?" rev the Watergate. tide proved
But Haig hlm"'ll was askecl' no lead di Strously wrong. Yel lhe nperlence of
questions. After swttchln& ott 1!1• ie·=pe~.-~ !allure alter anotllor to get out from
Haig told eacil cabl!1et member lo "make under Watergate -lo bavt made
up ,...r own mind" aboul the.Pmldent'• only sllghl lmpoct on Rldlanl Nl:mo'•
inoocence and u each egroed be was aenae of reallly. .
tnnooenl lo get out around the country Tlwa wbm be ~ west to AritOoa and
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ha\'C' to e~tend hirnsclf. But \1 !wt of ull
!he other st ud C'nts·?
llig:h school is no rh ::tlll'nge. In most
ron1n1unit1t:s if you don 't IC'am enough to
go into the next grade, they pass you
arn 1\"a\'. For tnanv the curriculun1 is so
slOv.· aiid rl'petitivC that it is a bore . For
0U1ers it is !'imply rneaningless.
Furtht'nnore. the challengrs of .,.,·ork in
!hl• outside "·or!d are dl'nled to the bo~·
li,1· l•xclus1onary union ru!tis. by child
lr.bor la"s ;ind. "·here !ht'St' do not apply,
h~ 111inimurn v.·age la\\-s. as y,·eJI as by
the' legal and social pn.•ssur es that kCt'µ
hun in sctx>ol .,.,·hether he 11ants to bt.•
thf're or not .
So the \'ast ma1ont\' of boys a1e
excluded from the 11-orld of men and
dt"nied the chatl(:c lo e:<t•rcise the ir
po"·ers, physical or inlellooual. ls it 2ny
"oodcr thal I here 1s a youlh problem?
BOYS NEED chnllcnges. TI1eir "ttO'e
being crie<; out for !hem. To fal'e
starvation. the possibility of death :1t
enen1y hand s, the ri sks of failure 1n
school or \\·urk or bus1nt"S.;:, and then !O
triumph over these dange rs -tht'SC are
the stuff of hu1nan gro""th , 0 r
rnaturation.
If an affluent society does not provide
boys v.·ith challenges, they are com pellC'd
by inner neces.<:ity to impro\'ise their
01\TI. ls this not one o( the reasons that
gangs of youth lry to provoke authorit ies
into eonfronlations? Have yoo not
obscr"ed the joy in the faces ol campus
radicals on learning Lhat the pohce have
been swrunoned? lla\'e you ever seen
such a need to assert manhood as LS
sho"'Tl by the Black Panthers?
\\rtiat about drugs and the young? If
challenge and risk are what so many
youths need and are not getting, is it
not likely that warnings about tl1e
dangers of drugs simpl y make thcrn
more attractive?
And stealing cars! \Vhale\'er else a boy
may be doing as he tears along the
high'\'BY 11t 100 m.p.h. trying lo evade the
police. he is certainly extending himself
to the limit of his po"'t'rs.
THE BLACK Panthers are a society of
the young. Unlike the IJ..year~ld Pueblo
boy who joins a khiva of male elders. the
Panther recruit joirn a group almost ru1
ignorant and inexperienced as himself.
That's "'hat the generation gap is
about. Fathers away from home, for
whatever reason, and therefore un·
available to their sons as modt"ls or male
adulthood. The boys forced to improvise
their own subculture, Wlguided by adult
knowledge or experience.
That's the problem for fat hers. lsn't
there something we can learn from the
Pueblo Indians about passing oo a
culture. How can we lx'ing our sons into
our lives?
Tt takes men to make men. Mothers
cannot do it by themselves. Nor can
high schools. Nor colleges.
Fantasy
Washington state· the President was
described by Republk:an politic\ans who
accompanied hJm as "euphoriC" from
the Impact of his April 29 speech and the
relea9e of the Watergate transcripts. Mr.
Nilon tolked animatedly aboul the !all
campaign and bow much 00 wanted to
get around the country lo belp
Ropublican candidate>.
"He must not be reading the
newspapers,'-' a leading Nixon supporter
In Coogresa said later.
In lhorl, the extraordinary !ape
playback ror Mr. Nixon's cabinet
d.,lgned to marlt hJa emergence to hll!li
ground, wu only 0011 more ominotis
-of the lllll'Olllty pervading hla pruldeney. It marked 1 new high Ill
lanluy.
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Rubbish: A Rags
To Riches Story
Dy DALE SECORD "
The Environment.Ill Coalition of Orange
Qiunty, Jnc., is involved in areas other
th11n l'iuch volatile issues ilS the Sa.n
On<ilre nuclear IJO'\vcr plant, HW1tington
Beach power plant. AVL'O's coa:tal
project, camp..iign refonn and land·USt:
de<.isions. ·
The Environmental Coalltion operates
a recycling lnformaUon center. The staff
or the ro..tlition answers quest.ions on
setting up rocycling collection sites,
local.ions of collC<"tion sites and
reclam<1tt>'lfl induslrie:s, and ·1he value of
recycled m11terials.
Recyc/lng projtl'IS generally are
considered iMocuous. Jlow could anyone
Dale Secord is a staff member
of lite E11virotllllt.'71tal CoaUtion.
fur more information on trash
u11ct 11010 to /1a11dle it, t·alt 836·
study were that thl!: new legislation
created 365 new jobs and did not
adverselr alfect beer or soft-drink sales.
Jn addition the lndu!lry's Income from
operations during 1973 had increased by
$4 million.
There were addltiooal savings by the
state of Oregon -an 88 percent
reduction in the number or beverage
containers ending up aa BOlid waste or
Jitter.
The charges a n d countercliarges
continue to increase as other areas
consider similar "ban the can ' '
legislation. The Senate tr considering
actioo on two bills that would extend the
Oregon Jaw nationwide. Jn California the
Assembly receoUy passed a bill barming
the sale of fiip-top beverage cans in
California, beginning in 1976.
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Sltllday, May _lCf, 1~74 DAILY PILOT A
The Press Doesn't Lie;
Tr_uth Has Many SUles
By MELVIN MADDOCKS
Journalism -as ex·vict-p~idents and
otOOr people h11\·e had occasion to remind
us all -is a les.!I than perfect operation.
Journalism's critics tend lo eome at it
from two sides: style and content.
Qscar Wilde mny be taken as an
example or the first or artist's
complaint: "The difference hetwecn
journalism and literature." Wild c
remarked, "is that journalism 1s
unreadable and literature is not r1·t1d ."
Ouch.
'll'lC literary pul-Oo.,..·n is heard less
often lht.'Se days perhaps because
literature 1n 197~ isn't \\Titl<·n a\1 that
stylishly ~ither. But the content-
quarrelcrs have seldom attacl.ed more
fiercely. Schopenhauer nlay be taken as
an example of this second or tustorian·s
complaint ''Jou rna Ii s m, ·' said
Schope11hauer. "is the second hand in the
clock of history, and," he addt'<l, "it
seldom gets the lime right."
lie makM a C\'lmparison favoring the
""eXjl0!11se," t h e evldence-wel&blllC
techniques of 31'.'l'ldC'l'lllC disciplines. But
r;urP.ly the acack1nl< .. -s of today are
journalists by comparl90ft w l t h
yl'slerday. rn aH but the narrowest of
spccialtie~ lhei r knowledge must be
superficial and trag1nentary. They too
are more and more dependent on
,secondhand sources
In another excellent new commentary
on Journa lism, "Ho\v 'l'rue: A Skeptic's
Ciuide lo Believing lhe News" (Allanti~
Little, Brown, $6.95). Thort'UlS Griffith,
formerly managing editor of Life, gives
\\·hat niay be the fina l y,·ord on all human
1..·.ssays at "lruth.''
"If l'ditors operate v.·ith any underlying
philosophical premise at all, il is ~
simple as th at of the clrlt"rly judge who
after a lifetime or listen ing to conflict.ing
e\·idence \\.'as persuaded -not that an
men are liars -but of the many-
sidednC'SS of truth."
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THE CALIFORNIA bill is being
opposed by the Cootinental Can Co. and
the United Steelworkers of America.
Reynolds Met.al Company has recently
pub\lshed an analysis c o 1n p a r i n g
recyclable all-alu1ninun1 cans with cooperative erforl s or the consumer. places to locate collection sites.
Journalists -perhaps wrongly -
never have worril'd too much about being
called tin-ear stylists. "We v.Tite on the
run for lhose v.·ho read on lhe run" has
been the usual defense. But L'O!ll{·nt.
"not-getl lng~the-f;1cfs-straight, ., and so
forth -ah, thafs another matter.
AS A SfYIJST hinisel(, Griffith
in1plies the further point that ought to be
n~de: style is content. \\'hat you see is
determined by the \\:ay you st.oe. 'Ibough
he migh t not agree, Griffith states Plhily
\\"hat others can define as the three
ageless and ~inseparable styl&O:)(ltent
problems Of journalism:
refillable bottles in terrns of litter, solid
be ag~11nst r1•eycling efforts'! \1/ell, recent \vaste, energy ancl economics. What is
legislation h<is in turrcd the \.\'rath of important in that analysis and in pending
sotnc industries. Oregon became the first legislation is the role of the consumer.
THE ENVIRONMENTAL Coalition's
efforts have been lo assist the public in
realizinl'.! the nature of the problent
Through our recycling information
center. we offer the neces sary
facts to tbose who are interested.
2\ Set dates and times for collections
on a regular basis (monthly or weekly).
E\'cn more important than the dates, set
convenient hours. ALAS, JOURNALISTS rurn bling in the
face of Schopenhaue-r about the
Responsibilities of Journalism arc about
as interesting as politicians talking about
Public Service at a Fourth of July picnic
or lawyers al a convention pootificating
about the Ethics of the Profession. But
Edward Jay Epstein, in Commentary
magazine, proves an e:tceptioo. He has
written a tOOughUul analysis of the limits
of journalism-as-content in this Age o{
Watergate.
state in the nation to ban the sale of flip-The Oregon law mandating a 2-to 5·
top cans. The m('rchants v.·ere ordered to cent refwid on returned bottles is a
offer 2· to 5-ccnt refunds on returned combined economic incentive a n d
bottles. disincentive. The extra cost to the
The i1npact or the Oregon antilitter law consumer is vis:ible and discourages the
A! the ever-growing pop u 1 at ion
continues to consume more products per
capita, the drain on the limited natural
resources becomes alanning. The \.\'astes
generated (paper. glass and aluminum)
become niore valuable. Recycling these
wlrstes is now becoming profitable.·
Anyone can help clean up t h e
environment and at the same time earn
money. Here is some advice that might
be helpful in getting a needed recycling
project off the ground :
3l Be sure your operation is adequately
staffed. In addition to yoor, own group
members, civic groups such as the scouts
and Jaycees will probably be \lii.lling to
help.
I. TriviaJity. ("The compulsion to nm a
scriou:i: article sets in motion in eveey
editor a de.sire to rounter it wilh scme.
thing light as a change of pace. The real
y,wld isn't so obliging.")
has been bitterly contested. During the tossing away of b«tles. For ~ of us
passage of the law the bottlers and over the age of 30, we remember thal
beverage retailers daimed that jobs tbtre was a fin ancial incen~ive to collect
\\'ould be lost , sales \\Wld decline and discan:led bottles.
4) Find firms in your area thlt accept
material to recycle. Call the
Environmental Coalition office for a
complete list.
2. Haste. ("Editors may think ol
themselves as dignified headwaiters in a
y,·ell-run restaurant but more oft.en
operate a snack bar, full or desperate
saves and scurries, and expect you to be
grateful that at least they got the food to
the table wann.")
there \.\1luld be huge bottle-handling -Similarly, the merits of Reynolds
Aluminum argument that recyclable all-
aluminwn cans are best are based on
consumers recycling: the enipty cans.
5) Look for a temporary storage area.
e~tlS('S. 6) Arrange for trucks and drivers. • "Journalists," he argues, "are rarely,
if ever, in a position to establish the
truth about an issue for themselves. and
they are therefore almost entirely
dependent on self-interested ·sources' for
the versions of reality tha t I hey report."
Journalism, he fear.;, is all too often a
matter of calculated "leaks," or
"managed'' news, of "manipulation."
"Even in the case ot Watergate,., he
points out, "which has become
synoo.ymous with 'investigative
reporting,' it v.<ts the investigative
agencies of the govemlll€nl and not the
members of the press who assembled the
evidence, which was then deliberately
leaked to receptive reporters.''
RECENT STUDTES IH11•e shown that
lhe Orcg'6n antilitter lav.· has not created
l'haos and financial hardships. Indicative.
of this is a study by ty.·o Qrcgon Stale
lnivcrsity profe3sors. Results of the
All recycling efforts. \llhcthcr bccJuse
of ne\v legisla Lion or because or recyclin g
programs of industry, niust rely upon the
1) Decide on collection points. Shopping
centers. school yards, vacant lots and
company loading docks make convenient
'Flu1npf _Your Pillo iv <1rid Get Read)''
7) Set up containers into which people
may put their materials.
8) Make sure e~ryone knows about
the project: when, \.\'here, what to bling.
And let us know.
Swift and Quiet, the End Is Near
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3. Simplification. (''J o urn a Ii s m
constructs momentarily arr es te d
equilibriums, and gives di.!nrder an
implied order. That is already tv.·o steps
from reality.")
Not only journalism but all the ways we
acquire and trans1nit kno't'-·ledgc are
teaching us painful lessons in humility
these Gays. What we now koow iS that
there is no such thing as a simple
"truth," or even simple "fact." Af the
very moment that there is a maximwn
of knowledge; we are faced with an
ul timate biller "fact ": the knowledge of
our ignorance .
\\IASlll :\'GT0:'-1 -Nixon will be out or
office by Labor Day, but possibly even by
July 4. That's a firecracker for you,
except \.\·hen he goes it won't be an
explosion but Si.'Cret meetings and
limousine rides through \\1ashington's
streelS just glimpsed at by TV cameras.
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and all the other corporations whose
illegal contributions made him y.•hat he
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wiintelligible, let him cast the first
impeachment. But this is a mob action.
Things have gotten so far out or hand
that Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania , a
man who has kept silent and collected
Chinese art through three decades of
public outrage, has been moved to use
such expressions as "shabby" and
"immoral" The suddenly awakened
anger of somnabulant men of elastic
tolerance is a form of kicking one's self
for having elected Nixon in lhe first place.
targeted on him, will be ever so much
more damaging than what Sam Ervin did
last summer, and then will come the end.
It will come so fast, it will come even as
Ziegler is insisting the Senate will have
to crowbar it3 way into the White House
and carry him out in his chair.
EPSTEIN l\.1AY ·overestimate the
succegs <:J "manipulatioo" -three
presidents failed to "manage" the news
in Vietnam, though they tried. But the
real flaw in his reasoning oould be that
he blames journalists for a condition thal
extends beymd journalism: the relativity
of most "truths'' in the year 1974.
Y.'or the solution to Uk1t problem
neither journalism nor a c a d e m i c
disciplines can offer the "truth" nor the
techniques for "trulh" y.•e may once have
dreamed of. But to know this is lo know
more than we may think..
fi-felvi n lifaddocks i.s a Christian
Science !tfonitor columnist.
Tht Pnd wlll be heralded bv the whlrrs
and clicks of a thousand Nikons and the
jostling of tnen be-
! ore microphones.
rcad111~ .s!atcn1cnts
compu:.cd in faligur,
anger and t•r ror .
The deposilinn<;j of
Prcsidl'nts and kings
cannot by their na·
lure go sn1oothly.
'J'hey are il!u1ninated
by the Blue [Jot of
the Flash Cube.
Then end will come quicker than m05t
suspect. \\o'e're not going to have weeks
and wttks or impeachment hearings
before !he Judic iary Committee and thf:n
weeks and weeks of debate in the full
lfousc and then the trial itself.
SUCH REPETITION is bad theater -
unless, of course, someone can guarantee
Nixon will come to the Senate and submit
to a crosH:tamfnation. A lot or people
are dr~aming or that, and v.'hile it would
be fWl it would be neither justice nor
wisdom.
People ha ve been promised their
political super bowl, this great ·and rare
show which we know is great because it
is rare. You will see comets more often
than see Presidents impeached . The first
lime in a century, not since Andrew
~ohnson . brought to you as a public
~rvice by American Airlines, GuJI Oil
ft doesn't y.·ork that wav. Rodino. the
staff and the more intclliE:cnt members
of the House Judiciary Committee v>'ill
n1ovc for\\'ard to acc use the man for
specific acts of his doing . but Nixon is
going into the history books as the
President y.•!Jo absent • mindedly didn 't
mind having his people drop the Bill of
Rights from the Constitution, but who
was chased from office ror public
profanity. You commit treason but they
get you for littering.
There's a reason for it. Presidents
aren't hounded out of office merely for
breaking the law. \\re have to be angry at
them, and it so happens It's his
immoralities not his illegalities that have
turned him into an infuriating deleted
cpilhet for so many o! us.
Not now , but later. we may look back
on this episode and be humbled.
Certainly it should shed new light on how
the Chin ese Reds manage their political
processes, their mysterious cultural
revolutions, in whi ch the hlehcst public
officials can be driven out merely by
being shouted at.
WE ARE DOING the same thing. And
while it puts ugly expressions on our
faces, it also reaffinns the sanctity of
the office, the power of morals and our
0 .... 11 essential innocence.
He ""'ho has never uttered a del eted
By offering us first Hubert Humphrey
and then George McGovern as losing
opposition to the lifelong loser, the
Democrats too share in the blame. That
is why the President will be clubbed to
death by a mob of bipartisan Americans
binging on the juice of self-righteousness.
Get the fOlU'-letter words out of the
Oval office and back on the men's
room door. We may be getting rid of
Nixon but not of White House prayer
breakfasts.
IT TAKES NO gilt of prophecy lo sec
that with lhe coming or JerTy Ford, there
begins an age of yet more stifling civic
piety than that whid! is b e i n g
overthrown. Lord cleanse, if not their
hearts, at lea.st their mouths.
It might be more sensible il the
Democrats saved Nixon from his own
party until they had extracted an
agreement that Ford would" only serve
until a special election could be held, but
one of the emotional devices we , must
employ to carry this act is th.at we are so
carried off by noble emotion that such
calculus is foreign to us. So flumpf your
pillow and get ready for the TV show.
Three weeks of Judiciary Committee
hearings, with every word and witness
Barring the Insane From Power ls Political Ambition
Proof of Derangemer1t?
By RUSSEL V. LEE
Cr:Jiincss occurs in kings. Psychotic emperors,
presidents. prime ministers and dictators have left
their smudged marks on every page of history.
Some rule today. And Inquiry In depth lnto the role
of madness In human affairs would provide a
fascinating field to be cultivated by a team of
historians and psychiatrists. 1be harvest of
bizarre event> wrought by deranged leaders would
be a rich ooe. '
Thls is not surprlslng, for 5 percent of all men
• ,.. mad. By simple statistical ~blllty some or
"-~se men wUI achieve power. Indeed, lhls
uxcllhood eiteeds proeblllty for a number of
rea90flS. In ··a dynasUc regime tendeociea: to
aberTation, whlch are often genetically linked, are
pa•sed oo to the be!Npparent, often exaggerated
by Inbreeding.
• Jn a democratlc1 reglme the very qualities of
_egoocnt.r1clty and megalomania, chancterlstlc of
many psyc~s. 1!10 precloely thoso that lead
men to upire to Wgh office. ln fact, there are
lhoae who oar. that the very fact of asplratloo to
high ofClce 'la lpoo faoto pniof of mental
..deran&ern<nl I would not go "' (ar. . ' ;. JN OUR TlP.tE WE have seen one or the most
°l>ighly developed end lnlcllec:tual peoples of all
,ume completely subjected to the ablolute power-..91 a lex\boolt paranoiac -Adolf lfltler. Such
phenomen.1, ala. for mankind, tend to be
1"CUrrtnl
In the days JIOOe by such occumncts, while
deplorable, were tolerable. Sometimes they were
amusing enougti to add to the nation 's gaiety, as in
the case of mad King LudwJg [ o( Bavaria, or
Farouk, the 1151 ruler or Egypt. To J>e sure. the
demented Geof(e [([ IOI! the Brlt~h crown Its
brightest Jewel, and a little later diminutive,
strutting paranoiac, Napoleon Bonaparte, bathed
all £11n>pe In blood and left the flower o[ France
to perish In the snow. or Russia.
The evenb of the terrible 3lth century that led
up to thJs awesome denouement provJde the best
Dr. Ruasel V. We i3: clinical professor
emerttu.t at the Stanford Uniuersit(I Medical
School. HU arUclt ia from The Pharo!, mag·
a.tine of the honor medical societ11 Alpha
Omtga Alpha, and the Nrw York Times.
examples of the power or madmen to abolish
rational behavior. The century opened on an
optimistic and oomplaceot world -a world t!Jat
believed In pro111t11, a -Id lhat believed that
with the application or tho grut llcl'°tulc
dlocoverl .. and the spreed of liberal democracy In
time all WQuld be well
We knew, of course, that there were a few
dcspoUm!s, like Russia, bul we bclieved thia
would change. We wue practtcal, We talked peace
and armoo ourselves to the teeth. But withal 'We
were stupid -s!Ujlld enouaJi to tolerate madmen
In poslUons o[ power, Thoy brought us to the brink
ol descnictlon.
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Kaiser Wilhelm Il was the first. This
unfortunate birth-maimed, mother-hating, vain.
insecure, ridiculous adult adolescent ruled
Ccrmany -Gennany with Ua magnificent
technology, its superbly trained army. He played
with it as a boy does with lead soldiers. Even his
people recognized that he was not a nonnal man,
but they did nothing.
When the e>"1ta at Sarajevo look place the
Kalaet was Incompetent to atop the avalanche
toward war. There ~· of course, many
e"Jllanatlonl u to why World War I began. But it
would not have begun ii the Kaller of Germany
had been raUonal. It mljiht have been prevented U
the Czar or all the Russfas had been strong.
Nicholas n wu weak of will , not 111 lnlelleclual
by any meanJ, dominated by hit wile, Aleiandra,
who wu the slave of the dlaoolule mad monk,
Rasputin. SO, by 11d milchance WO had the
hypomanlacal Ka]..., IJld the woak·wllled Czar In
the two lllOll powerlul posltloos In the world. The
ttsuk was the aenseles.s World War l -a war In
which 1he best young """ of France and England
died In the mild of Flanders with fenetic effects
on the stock of both COW1trie1 that are all loo
apparent today,
The Peace of Versallles1 which could have
ushered in the brave new world, was 1 travesty. It
was tho product of atrange men, none of whom
was strlcUy normal or.poycbologlcally stable .
THE CHIEF CBAIUCTtR, of course, was
Woodrow Wllsoo -ooe of the tragic flgurts of
hbtory. llis was the moet brilliant brain that had
ever occupied the Presidency, with a popularity
in Europe never approached by any American
bE>.fore or since, in a position where he could have
brought Utopia to a war-sick world.
But he was not mentally sound. He had had a
number of 1'llttle strokes": his fine mind was
sha!ered; his judgment was gone ; and he was
unaware or the change. He went on with his
disease to complete desuetude and, by virtue of
gross fraud on the part of hia second wife, Edith,
and his physician, occupied tho Presidency for
nine mooths of total Incapacity .
THE OTHERS WERE abnormal In different
ways. Georges Clem«lceau, the Tiger of France.
W85 Indeed a !lier paycholog!cally, devoid of
mercy, devoid ot foreslg)>~ 51vage Iowan! his
enemies, fit perhaps for war, completely mlscast
as a peacemater.
David Lloyd-Ooorge, whole character was
depicted by his son's blograpby, wu probably e
manic-depressive. Vittorio Orlando \IVaa a nothing.
These men, not one of whom was mentally flt,
made the most Important peaoo In hlttory up to
!bat time.
Tho Interlude b et ween the wan was
largely dominated by ebnonnal m•ntal!Ues. First
lo appear was Benllo Mussolini, strange pouter
pl&'Oll wllh delusions of graDCleur suggestlvt or
paresis and onormQUS •gocentrlclty; he fa not easy
to classlly ps)'dlolotlcally, bu\ he wtainly was not normal mentally.
In Rul'!la tlttre wll Josef Stalin, the man of
steel and ruthless sllY'f of mlDloos of his own
people completely devoid of scruple or any kind.
he was a sociopath. a moral imbecile, .and in
complete control of Russia.
Hiller could well have been used in ~he medical
school classroom as a classic example of
paranoia. Alas for the world, he achieved a wider
stage. He had profound egocentricity, delusions ot
persecution (lhe Jews) combined with consider-
able sagacity -all characteristic of the para-
ooil state.
We all knew he was abnormal. We rldJculed
him, and he all but did us in. France bad a series
of alcohollc prime minister> durlni tho lnlerllld•.
We need wktes~d dl!CUS!lon of this problem
by docton, psydlialrisls and polltlc&I scientists.
Doctors OC<UPY a special poelUon. A position or
pr!vlleged C.'OmmunlcaUon and maintenance or
complete reticence about the paUent'1 condition
must be abrogated when the paUent Is th<
President, 1 Congreuman, an Important judge, or
any other public ollldal whose aberrations could
''""" publlc harm.
JN ANY CASE WHERE an offlclal"s capacity to
do his job !fas been aflecled, the doctor &llould
lnfonn the olllclal aod aloo a properly constituted
body to pasa on such Information. · I
All public officials 11¥luld be rtquired to have a
physical examlnalloh elic.b yea.t, as well •
comprehensive psycholoalcal testing.
In the caoe of hJgh federal officials, th< fincllnp
should be transmjtted to t properly C<Nlltuled
coounW.. of tbe CooiP"", which, U tho "1IOrt
justified It. could r!C<lmmend to Coo..-that tho
olficlOI In qUOstion be removed from omco.
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A 8 DAILY PILOT Sund;iy, May 19, 1974 / -------PUBLIC NCYflCE -
-.• , l"ICTi'flO\K ausrttEsS -
NAME STAEMIMT
'"' lollOWlf'IQ per!.Ofl 11 dol11g bllslneu ... Nine Seeking Equalization Posts 'TRANSCENDENTAL
MEDITATION '!CAPTAINS DECK, 1!6'1 Soull\
CO.I Hlgl'lw1y, L.Qunt B t' (II,
C:•lll nla. GEORGE MAMARY ENTE!lt. .. RISES,
INC •• lnc;orwatea In C•llTOtnl•, 116'
Soutll Co.r.t Hlghw•y, l•g~Aa 8e1cn,
Calilor11it
lh!1 bu1lnei1 II (ondU"ltcj tty •
(()(jl(ll"llloft
GEORGE MAMA'4Y, PrtllOlfll
Tl'lil 1t;lllfl'l•nl w1i hied wltll tt>e
Count" Cieri!. o1 Or•nee (:..inty on Mav
, .. 191•
'""' PU!)l•1hed Ort"9ll C"'1 t 0111, PllOI,
May 19, 16. 1r>d Junt 2, 9, 197, U03·7(
PUBLIC ~OTICE --~FICTITIOUS BUllMESI
MAME STATEfll•NT '
fl'll loltowln11 ~rldia. In! doing
U'"!nHI 1~:
D.v .s. LEASING. LTO .. :M:lll R•mort•
Lane, Hu11t111glon Seac:ll. Cllllornla
Willllm .H. OOQ .. , %U65 El RepOW,
Lag..,111 Hl1!1, (•Ill, "'53
ThOmllS R. V•lle. 9211 11.1rnon1 line.
Hunllnglon Beach, C.111.
M1tcolm B. s1e,.._,10n, 17512 wmow
Trff Lane, lrYin~. ia111. t1'6-4
Tn!1 bl.l$lne11 11 r.Oftd!KI" bY • llmllttd
par1ner1lllp, •
Malcolm B. ~son
Thil .i111ir>enl ,Was ti1!'11 ,.1111 1~
County Cltr~ of Orne Coun!v on M•v '·
191•. ,.33711
Publhihed OrMlfl Coa" Oel!v Pllol,
May 12, 19, 16 J-2, 197( \1169·14
By O.C. HUSTINGS
ot , ... DlllW ,n.t Staff
The Galijornia Stale Board
of Equalization, that relatively
obscure five-member panel
that administers more than
haU the tax money oollected in
the state, has drawn seven
Democrats and two
Republicans to the primary
ballot for its aecond District .....
After redistricting, t h e
second CMstrict includes the
counties of Orange, San Diego,
lmperial. Riverside, San
Bernardino, Kern, T u I a r e ,
Kings and Fresno.
The board is composed or
four district members and the
state controller.
The board also has a judicial Mnrrled. with four children.
function, acUng as the appeal Covell is a tax appraiser tor
agency for actions of the RJverside County. He holds a
Franchise Tax Board I n bachelors degree in business
matters concerning personttl administration from Clarkson
income taxJ c o r po r a t l o n College of Technology in New
franchise ·taxes and seilior York. . ..
c:ilf.ieN' µ r o p e r t Y tax Mary C. Heising, 43, of 11os
aSMStance. Soledad Way, 'San· Diego.
The board also has control Marrted, with joor: children,
oYeT the assessment o1 pubUc she i& a-selr-empk>Yed public
utillties property, retail sales relations \voman, She has a
and use tax, cigarette tax. joumalisni degree from the
insurance gn>5S premium ta1, University of Minnesota.
alcoholic beverage tax, prlvate Thomas w. <i'ago or lll:H
car tax, gasoline tax, fuel µse Almazon st., Saa Diego,· Listed
tax and transportation tax. ORANGE COUNTY on the ballot as a publisher of
It is a full·time job -and / tnchnical manuals. he could
members receive $25,000 per not be contacted for further
year salary. information.
BY LAW. the board is bachelors degree hl history The Republican candidates
required to meet at least once \•:ith a business administration are:
a month in Sacramento and as minor from Point L 0 n1 8 S. Jack Tt:!mpl eton. 49, of
often · as necessary in other College. 6428 SWlny Brae {)rive, San
cities. Last year the OOard Benlard Wocher, SI. of 12932 Diego. Married, with eight
met for 72 days. Malena Drive, Santa Ana. children, Templeton is director
Texas Baptist College. Smith
is a tru:itee for the Yucaipa
Joint Unified School District.
The Democratic CMldldales,
with the exception or Wocher,
consider ~ynch too old to do
tbe job.
l!j RESPONSE, L)'IC~ said.
"I 'liaye the years · of tax
experience on my side and I
feel that as long · as I'm
mentally capable. I am fit to
serve on the board, Alter all,
all of us get old.''
Sloan has charged that
\ynch is tesponsj,ble for "the
~test tax giveaway in the
history of Calijornia" by
under-assessing the property
of public utilities.
Lynch responded th a t
ut'iliti es have been
overassessed and the nevi
assessn1ent brings t h e i r
property to the same one-to-
four ratio used for other
OS tauahf by
· MAHARISHI MAHESH YoGI
Transcendental Meditation
devetoos the capacity for full
enJovment ot lile. II is practiced a
few minutes morning and
evening. · During lhis time the
body e)(J)eriences a profound
deep stale of rest whlle the mind.
remaining awake, expands lo lull
awareness. Th is !echn1oue
i,rnproves the clarity ol the
thlnklrlQ process while dissolving
accumulated tension and lat1gue.
IMTRODUCTORY LECTURES
HUNTING TOH
IEACH HEW PORT
Civic Cfll'fer HACH
1111. 306 Ebel CW.
2000MainSt. SIS W.S.OOll•d.
T"""'Mly 21, Wed., May Zl
IP.M., IP.M.
COSTA
MESA G_ .......
S•vl19&"°9
Thun.. Mey ll ......
Presented by INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOCIElY
A Non-prot11 Educational Organization -642·4741
PUBLIC NOTICE ----.)____ -----
FICTl1101JS BUSIMESS
, NAMI lTATEMENT
1 ht-!olloWl"I peri.on• ere doing
cu1lne1• ""
The stwnping and thumping
characteristic of other
prin1ary races is generally
Jacking from this one Qecause
the board functions more as
the head of a bureaucracy
than as a policy making grouir
LIKE ELECl'ED judges. the
candidates can realistically
promise little more than lroir-
n<'Ss arid efficient ntanage-
n1ent.
Board members are also the ?i.larried, with two children, he of accounting and d. at a
hi f I. t. ff" f processing for Penasquitos. a prope=y~.;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~=:'.. c e equa tza 100 o 1cers or is a self employed accountant. their respective districts. He attended the pace San Diego land development --firm. He holds a bachelors The board has no direct U 11 i v e r s i t y SChool of
SH( LOVES ME DESIGNS, 8'10
Emerald Bi,, Laguna Be,cll, California
91~~1 Sero.Jrd Hughe$ Lin~ltl!er. 6 I
Emerald Bty, Legvna Bea(h, Calllorni<1
926.51 Nanc• Vanty Sl'IOl't, \'17 Emerald Bily,
Laou"a 8Hch, Callle>rnla 916Sl
1nis W!llMts.s 1$ tiei"'" conduct~d by •
general oartnership.
Barbera Ll11kl1t1er
"llllt sr~•m1n1 filed with 11\e Covntv
Clerk ot Orange County on May 16, 197~. FJ3t23
ftvtlll•l'lld Orengt Coast Oelly Piiot,
M.iv 19, 2.6, and Ju,,.. 2. 9. 191, l l"IS-1~
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
rne lollowln<;J person I• dOlng t:>vsiness
1s: REAL ESTATE CENTER. aos..
Mdgno1l11 St., Foun1aln Va 111 v,
CatUornl" ?2709 E4ward l(esablan, ~0"91 Sparl<rnan
Lane. Hunllngloo 6edc:n, Cal1lmnia
fi-Tnls 001ines• Is conducted Dy a11
lndlv•dual. Eow,Jrd Kasab;an
Tr.is staleme.it was filed wi!h l~e
County Cieri<. ot Orange Counly on MoY
The board derives its nan1e
fro1n its original function -
ensuring that the ratio of
assessed valuation to market
value of taxable property l\'3~
balanced among all t he
counties in the slate.
Although the ratio o f
assessed to . market value 1s.
by law, one to four, the board
acts as a check on loca I
assessors be c a u s e the
property value of a cow1ty is
one criterion used i n
dctem1ining the extent of
~tale aid.
Death Notices
1~. 197• FJltll ---GEDDi!S
P\lbllshed orang<" S:CM1st Daily Pilo!. Alexander Geddes, 119e SI, was a resl·
Ml>V 19 '16 ind June 2. 9, 191• 1802·1• dent or Hvn!lnQIDn BNch and I re:J, ' • df:<11 ot lhe co<.mty Mid state I~ .SO years. o,ue of de11rn May li, 191•. Survlvll<i by PUBLIC NOTICE hl1 s~ Ct.Hier A. Bot>!t.1. Mr. Ged·
-------____ dH w11 e member of 1111 CaMdian
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Army, !wiving !oC'r...0 In World War I.
NAME STATEMENT Services ,..;11 be l\l'ld Monday, M•v 20.
Th wu I"" perr.on Is dolllO ooslnen ,,,, ar 11:00 a.m., Angeles ADbV Mausco-e °"' . .,. , levm Ch•pel· UIS E. Compton a1vcr.,
as: CLEAN ANO CLEAR p 0 O L Compton, Calif. Oflltla1lng I~ Sl":v!ce
s·ERVICE (17 c ,,..l>f•d!I Circle. Costa will lie The ReY. EdwftrCI Erny. ln!er. '. a e 1.1 men!, Arlgele• Abby Mausoleum. Smlt1>s' Mesa, Cal1t., Bo• 8~1. Balr:>oa, Ca'· Mo<! 0.... H"nlingtoo BNtn Qire<:!ors. Douglas Earl Montandon, ' 1 1 u ' '• , •
Cambl'ldge Cltcle, CO!Til Me.a. ca1;1, WILSON .
"lnls business Is conavct«l oy an Gr;ote Mae Wll"°". rHldent of 1.0·8, V•I
'n<1lviaua1 Caslllla, La11un.a Hill). Date of dea!h Mav
' ~!I Monlandon 17, 197,, Survived by !hr,,. sons, Charles
This 5tale....,nt wa~ fil!'ll wi!h !~ ~·. Wiison, John E. Wlll'!n •rid Oon"!d
CovnN Cieri< ot Oran11e Coun1y on M~Y '' ,filson; one da1JOhl1r, Mrs. Wm .. O. le•· M>n; seven gr..,,.!(;hltdr~n. Servoceo prl· 1'14 F·lllU vale. tntermenl, Pacific Cr~sl ~eme:rry,
Published ore"'"e Co!il Vally Pllot. 6alh·Bergeron Cosl1 Me··".'._~ec~•.:.__
autiiorily to legislate ho"' Accountancy and Business deg r c e i 11 bu s i n es s
taxes are to be collected or Ad ni i 11 i s tration. \\'ocher adn1inis!r:11ion and accounting
how much the taxes will be. finished second to Howard froin UC Bcrkeiey.
J\ole1nbers, however, ma y Jarvis in the 1970 Republican Frank A. Sn1lth, Jr .. 47. of 1
in a k e rec o m1nendations primary for District four seat. 11679 Adams St., Yucaip.'L
regarding the tax structure 1-Je S\\'itched to the Democratic Married. \\'ith three chilc1ren .
enacted by the Legislature. party in 19i2. he is an eng1neer with TR\V
Six Democrats are trying to Systems. He holds a bachelors
. unseat fellow Deinocrat John JAJ'\1ES R. Covell, 45, of 3416 degree in math and business
\V. Lynch, a 16-year board Dwight Ave., Riverside . adn1inistration from Ea s I 1
veteran trying for his fifth·----------------· ----. term. in the June •t pri1nar~·.
Lynch, 75, of 1274
11innewawa St., Clovis. is
1narried, with seven chlldren.
He holds .:1 bachelor.; degree
in accounting from Cambridgt'
College in Ohio.
(;//, !\
OUR SUHDAY HOURS
TWELVE TO FIVE
South Coast ?tua
~--.~. '
Penney
fashion Before being elected to th e
board in 1958, Lynch "·orkcd
for 25 years with 1najor oil
companies, three years \\'itl1
his own tax consulting
business and 11 years with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
His Democratic opponents
~€> ---..._;~· -L-o-ng_s_k......,...irt_s __ _
are: co--star with
bared tops
. .
M"V 11, 19, U June 1, 191~ 1663·1'
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT 1~ followlnll per•on• are doing
ARBUCKU&SON
WESTCLlff MOllTUARY
427 E. 17th St., Cosio Meso
646-4888
Frank ~1. Manzo, 42, of 1281
Cumberland Cross R o a d .
Santa Ana. Married. with four
children. he is an attorney
practicine: in Santa Ana. He
has a bachelors degree in
economics and a law degree
from r\otre Darne University.
Manzo is a member of the
Orange Cow1ty Harbor s.
Beaches an d Parks
C-Onunission and an Orange
C.OOnty Law Library trustee.
\V.G. Sloan, 43 , of 30173 Mira
Loma Drive, Temecula.
!\'Tarried, with three children.
Sloan is a self-employed
accoWttant. He has a
in summer.w
stock. ~ ~, ,~ .• >~--. ·~ t>u•iness ••: BICYCLES £"!(., 2'11-U Muirlaod•· El l
Toro, Call!. 92b30 Garv Oonald$(1(1 and A''"" Inc, 17851 5~~ Pai~ c•rcle. Sulle c. Ir vine, cai.t.
9'1107 '
Gary Oondld•On" A5IOC . Inc. G~r• Dona!d•on -Pre•-
-·-BALTZ·BERG!RON
FUNERAL HOME
(orono del Mor
Cosro Mesa -·-
673.9450
646-2424 ] aslallation
Joan Se'meniuk. 226 Lugonia
Tl>ls cu1ines• i• (Onduc•ed bv a
co1poralion. I
"lnis •rarement ""' l•le<I wdll !he Counrv Clerk of Qran~e Counrv un May 9.
197•. l'·JJHt>
Publishe'd Orange (oa\t 0-0ily Pilot.I
May 11. 19, 26, June 1. 1n• 1"60·1'
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, Cosio MeJo
548-3433 I
St.. Nev•Port Beach, \\'IU be
installed as a board member
of the Orange County School
J>UBLIC NOTICE -·-[ _ ~~ ~rganizati~n. ___ _
SLl"·l'l!ll NOTICE "10 CREO TORS SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFO:i:NIA
l'OR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
NO. A·7'h9J
Esti'lte ot CLIFFORD ROY SLICH·
FELO"I, Deceased. NOTICE IS HERESY GIV<="I to Jhe
creditors o{ the i>llOVe named decedenl
11111 all pero;ons naving rlaim• ao~in•I me
••id de<e<lent ere requirJd to !ole them,
wlm th" necessary 11ovcne1s. in !tie o!ticel
ot the clerk cl Ille a t>ove eni.!l'ld coud. or
10 pre1"e~! them. will\ lilt n~.;~·"'y vovch·I
P•S. 10 !he unde•~l11ned .,t the Law OHlce of SlERN GOLOSTQC(. 0'10 E Belmon1 A~e., Belltlower. Cali!~''"l 0{)106 \',h;ch Is the place cl business ot 1~e ~nJ~rsl9"e<1 in all ma!ters, porta;n•~1 •l Hi~ p;•~•e 01
said dec!'dent, within to~r months dl1er
the t: .. t ovolkelion o! ;., . ., notic;o Oateo May I. 191~
McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1795 Loguno Canyon Rd.
494.94 \5 -·-McCORMICK
MISSION MORTUARY
28832 Corn•nO (apo~!rano
San Juen (op•~trono
495·1776 -·-PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cernerery Mortuary
c~ope1
THE
NEPTUNE SOCIETY
Compl"• Crentlllon ServlCff
wflll dlHtmlN!llOI\ at H•
Tiit Dignified Slmple Alltnuillvt
To "Int (oslly l11volved Mertv•ry
Fllfltr•I Ctntttl1ry Systtm
24 Ho11r Ser•lce 714°646-7411
MINIATUFll!:S
OLD DOLLS
(l\ltL WAP
OLD GUN!i
B MANNING'S
COLLECTORS
SHOP '!Hiic~
'2.0.28 NEWPOAIT BLVD. C::O•TA M,.,JtA, CALIF. JEJlRIAN'I HOAG AdmTnisrra!ri~ M 111e •••ate d
The eoove named dPced~n•
STERN & GOlOSTOCI( t810 E. B~h,,on! Ave.
ae11now,r. Calitorni• fOIO' 1113) tU·10f1
3500 Potd'c View Drive
Newport Beo(h, Cal,forn10
644.2700
i -==~ M~s. 11-s:30
Allornevi for Admlnl1tra•r•• f>vo!lshed Orange Coast O~ilV p;lot,
May 12, 19, 26, .June 2. 1914 1106·14
PUBLIC NOTICE
B 22191
SUPERIOR COURT 01' THE
STATE OF C:ALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY 01' ORANGE
No. A·7nSI
NOT ICE OF MEARING 01' PE"l!"llON
l'OR PROflATE OF WlLl ANO FOR
LETTERS TESTAM SrlTAll.Y 1
Est,te ot .JOSEPHINE ELlZARElH I
WILllllMS, Oete••NI.
-·-PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNEIAL '
HOMI
7801 Boho A~ .• We~tmin~!er
593.3525 -·-SMITHS' MORTUARY
627 Mom Si.
H~nlington Beo(h
536.6539
NO"llCE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha! NEOl'===----:-:-======'I R. NELSEN has tiled l'lerein a petition !or
P robate ot Will fnd for ls•ufnce of ----· ·,
Letters T~stamenlarv 10 The petilioner PUBLIC NOTICE
reference lo wllltll ls tn,de for tvrther -·--~---II parllc11le1s, and Ilia! the lime an<l place l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
of hearing Ille same hes been 1"el for June NAME STAlEME"IT
~. 191,, ill 9.JO •.m., in ~he cour!room rt/ The loll~>ng per50n is doing b1t1lnen
Department No. l of 5~1d courl, e t 700 as: Civic Cen1er Orive Wt,t, in lhe City o! GEORGE MAICER CO .. 660 W. l71h St ..
Senta Ana. California. Costa Me!.<!, (~1;1,
Oaled Mev H. 197' earry G. s~rer. ~lll Caridlewooa Or ..
WILLIAM E. $1. JOHN, Huntlf191on eeach, Calit, 926.16
Cwntv Clerk This bvslnesl Is coodvcte<:\ by en
LARWILL. WOLFE ANO flLACKSTOCK incllviduel.
'" Soulh ${H'i11g 51 .. No. Hn4 Barry G. S~lar LH Anooetei, C1tllonili toOU This •la!emen! wes !lie<:! with ll>e Coun!y
Tet: UUI i1•·111B Cle•·k or Oran~ Coun1v on M•Y ,, 197(.
AtfotMYI foe pelllioner Fll7'1 f>ub!l1~ Orang~ {.~,! Oaily ~dot. Puoli,~t!'d O~ange (Mii oe;ly Pile!,
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By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL
Of ttM Dallr ,., .. lltff
l'I'hey dug almost tenderly with shovels
afld hands, as though It wasn't too late to
dO something decent for the little boy
who became known as Nobody's Qlild.
1Coroner·s deputies and detectives
found the body buried in a shallow
backyard pit, under a pile or plywood.
He had been there two years.
He died alone on a living room couch in
a stranger's home, or a wheezing,
\veakening thing that sOOnded to
investigators like pneumonia.
By then , it was too late for an autopsy
to tell.
Nobody's Child may not have even
been dead "'1len he \\·as buried,
according to officers. One shook bis
head angrily and swore.
His rea l n1other-fhe one who bore
him-had given him a\\'3Y to a casual
ac:quaintance. She said, the other \\'Oman
related. that she had found herself a
dt1ndy ne\v n1an and \•:as heading east
v•ith hin1.
A Jillie boy \\'Ould just be in the \l'<ly.
Coroner's dep uties listed U1c remains
as Infant John floe and a newsni:.1n
named him Nobody"s Child, but county
authorities \\'ho buried hin1 gave hi1n the
na ine of the common-law cou ple in
"'hose rickety, rented house he died.
Perhaps in death, he \\'as no longer
Nobody's Child?
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This \ras an isolat.ed case U1 the cruel
and often love-hungry "'·orld of children
\1·hosc parents are un"'·illing or unable to
care for tbelt:I, for one reason or another.
The fate of other children in sim.Har
circumstances is seldom so starkly
pathetic as in the case of Nobody 's Child,
which was confessed by a conscience-
strlcken person.
Sometimes. it ls not a whole lot better.
ACROSS AMERICA, an estimated
300,000 youngsters are '!''aiting in foster
homes to find an adopted family, or
perhaps to return to one or both parents
ancf some semblance of home.
California has children in some 12,000
foster homes scattered through 52
counties. Authorities say 250 such
children in Orange County exist in such a
situalion, with no permanent place or
people to really belong to.
Only 60 are waiting for-<>r designated
for-adoption into a permanent family
circle.
And due to t h e availability
of abortions or pre-conception birth
control. very few adoptees are now
available under the age of 2 ~·ears.
California children destined for foster
home care or adoption are channeled
through county agencies, while other
states administer placement through a
single bureau.
Nancy Cicco, 47, of Cerritos, a city on
the line between Orange,and Los Angeles
counties, has her specific views on the
California system.
She is president of the California
Foster Pa.rents' Association and a foster
parent for 25 years, with eight such
children in a 12-member family.
"There is a great need in our state for
Give Children Status
In ·Court, Book. Urges
a children's bureau." says ~trs. Cicco,
whose husband Felix 15 a United Air
Llne!I representative and cificial of the
l\.fachinists and Aerospace Workers
Union.
"l DlD NOT adopt my children
because 1 felt sorry for them," .says Mrl!I.
Cicco, who still has eight living at home
and two out on their own. "They were in
limbo."
Her children aged 10 to 26 including the
yQWlgest twins, Judith and Jana, were
more fortunate than many like them.
"Foster care is supposed to be a
temporary thing, but often it is net,"
says Mrs. Cicco, adding that 45 percent
of those placed are there still after two
years.
Getting uprooted again is what hurts.
She, like many authorities, feels
greater care should be given ln planning
out a placement case.
One member of the Orange County
Probation Department, mentions The
Children's Lobby in Sacramento as one
interested agency.
Such organizations perhaps come too
late to help in cases like that of Mai-Li
Crawford and the little boy we named
Nobody's Child.
~lai·U, 7, lived with the Charles
Dridinger family at 2822 LaSalle Ave.,
Costa Mesa, for four years until
February, when she again \vas uprooted
by chance and cin::wnstance.
THE rtfOTIIER who once gave her up
remarried, moved to Los Angeles and
f\.fai·Li's case was transferred tO the Los
Angeles County Department of Public
Social Services. She was taken from the
Bridingers whom she comidered her
family.
They provided a home-and all ooe
should offer a child, from outward
appearances and testimony-since
almost before Mai-Li could remember
back to.
During Los Angeles County Juvenile
Court hearings on her case, Mai-Li
screamed hy/Aerlcally when approached
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SECTION 8
Sundal, Mai 19, 1974
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A recent book authored by a trio of specialists in psychology and child
care ha& dared to outline a new approach to foster home placement and ado~
lion.
The queati>n appe.iir1 to be OOw long it may take for ttleir studied sug·
gestions to be applied to a field -from the bureaucratic Staod{X)int -~·here
fool~ n1Sh in and aJ18Cls fear to tread.
The coor:t ruled for the mother and
ateplather'1 cuttod¥1 however, but deter-
mined the transfer time Is mt yet rlJ<ht.
and placed the dlild in an orphanago-fike
institution.
LIGHT AND DARK CONTRASTS REFLECT DIVISION IN SHORT LIFE OF MAJ.LI, 7
She Lived Four Years With Costa Mesa Foster Parents Only to Be Separated by Court Order
The thesis ol the work by Joseph Goldste;n, Albert J. Solnit and Anna
Freud, daughter of . Lhe late Dr. Sig1nwid Freud, is the doctrine of the Real
Parent and The Wanted Child.
The stay at Hollygrove, which has high
fences and few outing pivileges, is
e~ to <.'<llltinue pe<haps a year.
sections of the Welfare and Institutions
Code.
A Real ·Parent is the adult "''horn the adopted or foster child loves, looks
to and belongs ~ in the sense of its care during formative years. "She is not a ~ happy little girl ."
says Mrs. Bridinger, following a recent
visit.
Dependent children are liOO W & Is.
who have done nothing, "-'hiic 60ts and
60'1..'f are wards of the court \Vho have
committed some offense or display
inconigible behavior. . ONE CHAPTER IS llEADED with an excerpt declaring that in any con-
tested placement, the child should have full legal status as a party to lhe
decision and be represented.
State Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter (R·
Ne,,,.,n Beadil and IJ.s. Rep. Jom v.
Tunney (l>-01ln.) bave botll -
strong letten to Los Angoles County
authorities mer the-M.ai.U matter, but
B.lutreich notes they may also be
placed through !be Holy Family Society
and the Children's Home Society, both
}Xivate adoptim and foster home
agencies.
Other highlights includeo
-Adoption should be final and uncooditiooal.
-Adoption should be arranged and completed as early in life as possible,
preferably even before birth, with direct delivery to the chosen home.
-once &¥larded to one parent in a contested ~Y case, the uprooted
child should remain with that parent and not be the subject of further ief!al
tug-of-wars.
' the simple fact Is, the law is the law.
-Consideration shou1d even be given to awarding a foster child sepa-
rated from its true parent by outside influences ruch as a protracted i.Unes5
~'ithin the family or the fortwies oC war, to its foster parent.
"Normally, legislator.I doo1 get too
involved in MJmethlng like this because of
their state office," remarked a
spokesman for Carpenter. "It is a county
matt.r bandied by a different branch of
government."
Orange County Superior Court Judge
William Speirs presides over such
placements and foster care matters,
along with various other officials.
Linda McHaney of the Orange County
Welfare Department is deeply involved
in tbe licensing of foster homes.
-THE LONGER A CHILD remains with a foster parent, the greater
sJwuld be its chances of l!ltaying in the hxne where it feels it belongs.
"Beyond The Best Interests of The Child," by Goldstein, SOlnlt and Froud,
also outlines a case almost identieal to that of Mai-Li Crawford. and the
Charles Brldinger family of Costa Mesa.
DURING 1173, some 900 foste:-
childrm """' handled in Orange County
through the Probation Department,
a<COl1ling to Chief Supervising Promllon
Officer Len Blutreich.
She says about 60 percent of the foster
parent applicants, there were 383 filed
and~ licensed in 1973, are approved by
the agency.
"Ideally, they are treated like a mem·
her of the family," says one sp:>kesman,
"and we try to avoid shifting children,
but in some measures it does happen .A
The pattern o! events is virtually identical, but in the true-life case,
the court awarded custody to' the foster parents, going along with the little
girl's wishes.
· Cblldrm may be placed in the county's
looter botneo-a• of the end of Aprll .thoy
numbered 472 rosidences -under twu
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inequi,ies fn government and .,btufncss . .Kail your
que,,tion.' to Pat Dunn/At Your StrvU:e, Oratit1 Coa1t
Dai!r l'Uo~ P.O. Bo: 1560, Co•l(I M•aa. Ca. ~28. ,,.
-elude vour telepJume 11umbn. TM cohman appeon °"
Su!tdors, w ednesclor• mid Frida]ll. .
Sf:bag Vp Beet .Jerky
DEAR PAT: '.fodaY I bought a bag ol Gretter's Brand -Jerky for
49 cents. There WU Vef1 llttJ< beef jerky In I~ l found. lllecklng the weight,
I mled a plastic •trip bad been placed where the wtighl or1g1na111 ·w been
printed, bat you ~ tell by looking through the back ol the bag llla1 It bad
read ,. ounce. Is it legal to sell Rieb • food flan 'llllllJJut pro~ weight!
I'm llelldlng ·along anotber bag to see if you can get an "olllclal" ftlaht
and look Into this further.
M.K., N~wport -11
The l{.S. Depar1meol of Agrlcal-doel reqaln! IHI tlle "\ l"IPI et
,lresb ud -....i meal--ud poiilt:y pndocll II! labeled to .,.... aod
ouoceo, wtli ea• oetplloo. ID ltll, a -federal ud stale ftPl•U.. alloweil
meat aod meat pndacle wtJPlttc lesl llui• a II ,._ to omll Ille .. 1 ntpl
label. Strictl)' opuldq, Ibo .., ....... 19 oan<e packqo -.i lilw -
label .... 11111 pocken ........ to ... -W., ........ It. -ty ll'ef&b"'
and Meulltfll 1potetm1a. If the wtllllt II a little mere lbl1 • ~ Ktee,
aome packers 111 Ibey bad a "olltr1-nlPI" (Dtkr II -> ,..""'°' problem ud .. ......i Ibo ,..!pl label • _.. ...-U Ille pocbp actullJ w.tcill more -a II ..-, aome 111 pacbpo ...,. taHvorteollJ ,.._
pacW." Tiie Orange Ooaaly ll'a!ptl ud -.... tlllca wUI weflll Ille
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tlle Loi Angeles Couty Sealer ol We(gltts and Measures for investigation
of polllWe vioiadom If Ute State Buinesa and Professional Code.
Noise Complaint Re-.eed
DEAR PAT: In October, l!n2, you initiated action on a noise \oiolation
at a pl&nt oo Terminal Way tn COsta Mesa. Noise tests were run and the
city Informed me the firm "WilunWily qnied to eoclose the compressor and
complete thiJ task without any undue delay.'' The company partially covered
the top of the compressor area with a ~ Pl()el, placing a weight on it to
bold ii. Similarly, thin panel.I were placed against the sides, leaving wide
areas open. We assumed this as a tempanry ~lion and & little later con·
structlon oo a new building nearby ~1 ~·.caused i~ own noise, so
people poetponed further complaints. Now, -\V<8ther JS here and !he
same violation still exlstl and the comprer,901' LI stUl .,., at night. Neighbors
bave CXllllplalned In tbe mltldle of tbe Dliht wllhciul results. . ..r D.W., Costa Mesa
James Weir, <lllll ai.u mllloJ ..,..._.,,I om<er, ...,.lfJ your original
complml aod 111f lie 1p1111 m -.. m.._, -wtlll a oound engineer
ud IO~tod ....i-1 1"Tldecl lne 117 Ille lltm' -vod. Tesi. wer<
take• • 10v JI-I)' lad 11 "'' ~ ,frlml .-,.. Uould be
•sod lo'alleriate uy objeellluble -leftl. U lo ftii1 te andentand
tile fGal ,. • .,. If -lleltre tlllo """' pnblOm or* dnw ,.,.. com-
meatil, pardcalartJ Nace • dllWRw...'11oa Hite ftl Jll'f••l •t alglt& to muffle
tile .. minn«'1 -Weir wll '"'"911clle 70ar comJilalilt apln, bat oaly
If JOI ftle u allldal oamplabit -Ille Colto MOii Ptaubtg Deportment.
lnnr_S..,.l11•elfhlt1t
DEAR PAT: Wblle lrawilDC In Europe lasl 1W°• I pordiued a Fial
I bad dlfllculty flntllnc out what lnaunnoo Duk! be purchued, and crossed
the -lnto Belllwn without It. As fate woold have 14 I bad an auto -t lber!>, wllldi wu tbe Giber drive<'• fault, llOCol'ding to the police
.report. Tbey ,al.lo Nld· tbel beet-I was an Amer!Can, the !act that
Uleear !lad Dutdrplatet; 'and becallJO It,... tho ot.her-dri_,1 faul~ that nolhfnc ~ be done about my lack ol Insurance. I conlactOO tbe American
conaul, but be rellloed to ¢ Involved. Due to lo!lg delays In getting tba other
driver'• b1sunDce ClOllllJllQ)' to Pl1 for m,y car, I had to retwTI to the U.S,
without PlY.monl Tbm I atartod pUlng Jetton from tho IMurance pimpany
allklna for lblarmatlon I'd already ,i-. ..,. of them in Dutch. ti there aqy
way I am Jel 11111 9trafcbtened OUI -.. I relum to Europe In July!
, C.P., Hantlqtn Beaek
Oolllllel Ille 8erpaa C..ialt, mt 11',. Wll..U. Blvd., Loo Aqel<s, w .. ,.... m • '111. 1l'bll Ille Wp et '* tlf1ce, ,.. tboald be able te rtt •
!er parent progra1n is constructed to be
a temporary situation."
neighbors of Chuck and Al ier. Bridinger.
Miss Lucile Grothe , of the child
services division of the we I fare
department, says in Orange County a
foster parent hardly profits financially.
Their son. \Vesley. 8. \1·as one of the
boys next door in the sn1all, tvlcsa del
J\-lar tract-world of ,f\1ai·Li l'rawt"ord.
County monthly reimbursement for
monthly clothing. feeding and attendarit
expenses is $94 basically, ri sing to $116
for children 7 to 12 and $156 for hearty·
eating teens.
"Because of Mai-Li, I know there are
children just like her being sh utUed from
pillar to post," says Mrs. Sharon Rorlcb.
She is impatient to take one of the
small. lonely and dispossessed people -
uprooted for whatever dismal o r
necessary reason-into their home as
quickJy as possible.
SOME AUTHORITIES across the
nation cite situations in v.·hich foster
ch.ildren are taken in to gain oounty or
state funds to supplement a family
income.
"That's what's so frustra~," says
Mrs. Rorich, "knowing the child we will
eventually get is out there somewlEre
now in an institution."
The Rorichs want to adopt the child.
County officials confirm t h a t in
loog·tenn foster care cases. adoptions do
reatlt, but the process of investigatrion
and authoriullion is lengthy.
The delay to become licensed as a
foster care home also take~ from four to
six months after initial application.
"AND nIERE are times of the year,"
says the Welfare Department's ~
McHaney, "when we don 't even }::et
many applications, such as November
and December.
One couple currently 1n the process is
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rolich, of 2826
~Ile Ave., Costa l\1esa, who are
''Although some peopl e do call, wanUn&
to take children into their homes for
Christmas," she adds.
(See FOSTER anLDREN. Page B:)
an official review of I.he police report to clear your name and secure either
payment or a clear explanation of why your claim b being rejected by the
Belgium inslll'8:Dce company. Another source 1f beJp ii the Cltizem' Advocate,
M.lniltry of Jattlce, Brussels, Belghun. U you. carry car insurance here, con-
tact your acent. explaining the sltuadon and 1sking advice about car Insur· .
a nee reqairaneob of the countries you intend to visit this summer.
Cost of Operatl119 TV Set
DEAR PAT: Is a color television more expensive to operate than a black
and white set?
T.S., El Toro
Yes, but a solid state color set Is Jess c.'Oslly than a tube type. Mol!lt teli!--
visioo manufacturen have discontinued maktng tube sets in favor of solid
state models. Based on five boun of use daily, a solld state color set costs
about $1.50 per month to operate compared to a $1 montb.ly e1:pense for a
soUd state black and wbJte sel
Ask for Core Lobel
DEAR P,\T: I do a .Jot of home l!Owing and have noUced "care label"
followed by a number on the bolts of material Docs this mean I'm supp>Sed
t.o receive fabric care instructions with the material I purchase?
LR., Sall Clemente
Yes, and If the yard goods rdaller doesn't offer a ~ labtl lmtractlon
for wasblng, bleacblng, Ironing or dry cleaalng UJe material wltb eadl yard
goods purchase, uk for It. If a care label ii not and.labie, speak to the store
manager. U you do not receive a positive mpoue, complala to l:be Federal
Trade Comm!Aloo, -r<plata eare labellng.'Wrlte to Core Llbela, Fed.,
eral Tr•de CommllUon, Wuldngton, D.C. !0580, er &elepboae ~.
f'ln11 ltflsllng f'u11ds
DEAR PAT: I have been having bad luck in trying to reclaim my money
from Gani Co. Inc. of Decatur, Ala. In December l sent $62.4-0 !or t"'o dozen
Gas Gard capa that would prevent gasoline siphoning. I've sent several letters ·
asking for a refund but to no avail. J.L, Costa Mesa
The flrm recently cban1ed oWJttnblp, and according to nomu E. J\.1ua--
bolltn, the MW pNlllllldnt. di.ere II a ;•tremendous probttm" bteoose 1ub-
1tuttal !tmdl are aUecedlJ ml11ln1. A lawyer tt now lrYl8' 16 collect ae<0•nll
recelv1ble, and w"8 dlil ll doae, Atunbollen says, about Zit people aw1ldn1
-. wtll be paid. Molt .,. aw1llfnc fl ref111ld1 Ind Ille Gu Gard bat
beeo 1hlflll0d lo -"" d<l1't wanl a Nfuad. Tbe <0mPllQ' ii ·11111 la -··loll H 11 llled-lq .
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RICHARD GRIMMON, IS
Good Deed
Wallet Ret11r11ed
A fe11· \\'('t:ks ago, JS.year-old Richard Grimmon
of Lagwta Niguel v.·as oot in the early hours delivering
the Sunday Daily Pilot \\'hCll he spotted a v•altet on
the road beside some car s. • ...,
He walled, but no one retwned to the cars and so
he took il home. He called a name listed in the wallet
•and later that day, the owner, Gary Wilson, 18, of
Balboa , \\'l.'fll to the house to pick up the wallet and
the $95 it contained.
Gary's mother, l\Irs. John Allen , wrote to the Daily
Pilot to dra w attenLion to the good deed. She said that
the mooey in the v;al\et was from the cashing of a
two-week pay check earned by Gary at a restaurant.
''Needless to say Gary couldn 't believe his good for·
tune and the honestv of Richard -I.hat that v..·aJlet and
money would be returned lO him that day," Mrs. Allen
VITOle.
Gary had been staying o\·ernight Mth friends 1n
Laguna Beach "'hen he lost the waJlet. He was CQn-
t.acted early Sunday morning and told the wallet had
been found before he realized it "'as missing.
¥011 Cu11 llell'
llotli11e at Ho111e
Now is the time t.o 1nake plans tor a s ummer filled
with new friends, activities and opportunities. Contact
the Voluntary Action Center, South Orange Cowtty, for a
summer volunteer job.
The M-2 program helps people in prison. One or the
projects is to provide cosmetic bags for inmates leaving
prison. Persons are needed to sew the simple dra\1.-
string bags "'hich 1~ill contain the donated cosemetics.
Want to help a hotline but you "'·ant to "·ork at home?
Hollin(' needs people to ans'>'·er the Hotline number
from their 011n home for 12-hour blocks of time. once
or more a month.
lf you can teach S"'i mming, there are 12 camp Fire
girls who ne<.'<I ~'OU. They ha\'e been offered a swim-
ming pool for su1nmer lessons. All they need now is
an instructor.
Contact the Volunt;.irv Action Center at &12-0963 for ~·our volunteer job. ·
llelp for \'011
Ho,v lo Sto1J Sale
If n sa lesman comes to your home. "·helhcr you
asked him to call or not, and you agree to buy a
product or service for $25 or more, you have three
business days to cancel the contract, and get back your
money, according to Attorney General Eve\le J.
Younger.
In figuring oot the busines.1 days. include Satur·
days, but not Swuiays and most holidays.
The salesman must tell you of this right and there
mw.t be a tear-0ff portion of the contrac1. l''hich you
cC1n ~ign and send to lhe address listed on the contract.
Consumers have this right C\'en if it is a cash
transaction. lf the product has alrrady been d'Cli1•ered,
the company must also pick it up.
Ir the seller d()(.'sn't give you the for ms cxi>!aining
this right. tile Uiree-day period is extended until three d~ys after tie gi\'es you the proper forms.
The law does nol apply to genuine emergency re-
pair or services, bu! even then you must sign a sepa·
rate document agreeing that it is an emergency.
Cyclists
Ha ve Gas,
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By DOUG FRl'l'ZSCllE
01 ,.. D•ll'f' l'llel Ili ff
Uncertainty over the supply
of gasoline nearly stopped the
4th annual Set America Bike-
A·Thon. the yea rly production
of the Dana ~1orrison family
of Anaheim ·
\\'hlle the bicycltsis don't
need gas for the ir
transportation. the :support
\'ehicles l\'hich v.'ill follow on
the 42-<iay trip to Washington,
0 C. do.
An esllmated 60 bicyclists
from Southern California and
l\"e \·ada ""ho 'tli!I see Ameriea
through their handlebars, v.•ill
lea\·e Anaheim June 25 on the
first ll'g of the tour. according
to t-.lrs. Shirley r-.forrison.
In addition to its sight-
seeing \'alue, hov;e\'er. the
tour has other purposes. \Vh ile
the group does not collect
money. the tri'p \\'ill be used
for publicity for Io ca I
organizations around th e
country in a drive to raise
money for respiratory disease
research.
The group also "·ants to
dra11• attention and support to
the federal Bicycle Trail Act.
1'.lrs. ri.torrison ~·d .
A caravan of campers. vans
and trailers Y!'ill take the
cyclists from Anahiem to El
Paso, Tex:as, the actual start
of the tour. and the cyclists
"'i ll pedal the remaining 2,200
miles to \Vashington, she said.
··\\1e can't start bicycling
from here.•· \!rs. ?o.lorrisorl
said. "because "'e can't use
the free"•ays here like" Y>'e can
the roads in the rest of the
country."
A 1 on g the Y>'llY to
V.'ashington, the group \\ill
spend ty.·o da ys each in Dallas.
Texas ::incl Nashville . Tenn.
Wllh cyclists ranging in age
from 14 to 26 years. she
expects tile group to pedal
abou t 60 miles ~ da:t.
"In the past." she said. "11·e
v:ent about 100 miles a dav,
but that "·as pretty rough On
some of the ;>Cl"lple "
'The cyclists \.\"ill camp each
evening, she said, a n d
camping and dining supplies
as v.·ell as some spare parts
and tools will be carried in the
\"ans and trailers.
As !he cyclists pull out of
ramp in the mornings. one van
and trailer 'i~1il\ remain until
afterTIOOn when it will leave to
pick up stragglers and riders
"'hose bikes have broken
doy,.·n.
At its destination. the group.
1\·hich Mrs. 1'-torrison eicpects
to be up to 100 by the time it
has reached the East Coast,
\\'ill camp near College Park,
~1d. and spend fi\'e days
touring \Vashington.
From there. t11e hicyrle~
11·111 be loaded into !railers ,.,nd
the group \\i ll be driven back
along a more northcrlv route
The price of the trip for the
C~'<~lists, including food and the
portion of the transportation
they don't provide themselves.
is $325 round trip and $275 if
they plan to find their own
relum transportation.
"Because we decided about
th e trip so late this year ."
J\frs. l\forrison said. "we're
holding an open house at our
home every Sunday, starting
today so people can come and
meet us and meet the people
who wHI be going on the trip."
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partly because alchol damages
mu.scle fibers, says a
Unil'ersity of Southern
Uilifornia neurologist.
Dr/1'hcodore L. Mun.<;at said
researchers here in Sweden
have fowid that alcholol
harms skeletal m u s c 1 e s ,
leaving them in much the
same damaged shape as those
or people affected by muscular
<ty>tr<l!>hy.
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CORN CROP
Farniers Can't Get Enough Fertilizer
fAR.\IER CITY, lll. (API -
H<n in the com belt, spring
planting is in full swing.
But famiers are grumbling
that they can't get enough
nitrogen fertilizer to sow !he
bwnper com crop predicted
by the U.S. government.
"TI"tere's nothing they can
do about it," says Lew West.
one of the 200 farn1ero; \\'ho
purch3se fertilizer from his
Fanner City Grain, Fertilizer
and Chemical Co. Because or
the energy crisis, the natural
gas in nitrogen fertilizer has
been in short supply. West had
to cut back his customers 10
"20 percent of Y>'hat we sold
them last year."
WITHO U T nit ro ~cn
fertilizer. the com planted per
acre must be reduc ed.
sacrificing the high yield
needed for a bW"n~r crop. Or
farmers can S\\itch t o
soybeans, ,\·hich don 't nt>e<I
nitrogen. the scarcest of the
major fertilizer ingrl'dients.
Many farmer,s in Indiana.
corn, the staple livestock
fattene'r, ere 15 percent below
last yee.r's level and lhe price
has risen from f(.15 to IUO a
bushel tor mid-May dellvecy.
That has driven up beef
prices. too, and m a n y
livestock producers hav e
reduced their herds until corn
prices drop.
PRICES sboold drop .
according to ttie upe!U, if
October's oom harvest Is 6.7
billion bushels, as the U.S.
Agriculture D e p a r t l,TI e n t
predicts.
E<hvin Harre ol t h e
A gr i ("Ulture Department's
National Fertilizer Center in
~luS<'le Shoals. Ala., says the
6.7 billion bushels is probable
because "y.·e don't look for the
nitrogen fertilizer shortfall to
be n)()("e than 4 or 5 percent at
lhe most."
pt1mistic. 1 n inlerviews,
other oom belt farmers
agreed wtlh ..... -of
the fertilizer problem.
STO'-'E HAS purdwed 75
percent of the nitro ge n
fertllii.er he \Vant.s at $195 a
ton, triple \.Vhat he paid last
year. Because ol the shortage,
he's sowing only 700 acres In
f~ com instead of the 1,000
he planted last year.
"There's no }Xlint in going
on v.·ith>ut nitrogen." stone
says. He'll plant soybeans in
those JOO acres.
The 39-year~d f a rm e r ,
tilling land that ha! been in
the familv more than 150
years. thinks th..1.1 e a r I y
planting in the ~1id't'-est this
year -in exooctatioo of a dry
spell -might have put "too
much pressure on t h e
fertilizer market."
LAST YEAR. planting 1\'as
delaved a month, untn late
:rtfay', becau~ of heavy rains.
Iowa and Illinois -the corn
belt states -say they are
making tht> s11itch t n
soybeans. either be<:ause they
can't get the fertilizer or it 's
too e:tpensh·e.
To this Ed1\lin Wheeler of
the Fertilizer Institute in
\Vashington, an industry
association, replies: "Farmers
can expect no more than 85
percent of Ule nitrogen they
TJL-'td . ·· That could reduce the
estimated corn crop by nearly
one billion bushels.
'fhe '.'\aLional Corn Gro\\•ers
Association has estimated a
1974 harvest of 6.1 billion
bushels.
In the Wab.:1Sh R i v er
Country near Canni, a black
market developed in nitrogen
fertilizer. Bill Lamoni. a
fertilize.r dealer. said that
when his regular nitrogen supplier ra;led him, "aboul the FARMER BROWN BUYS BLACK MARKET NITROGEN
only thing left to do "'·as to If He Can't Get It, He'll Plant Soybeans
"\\'e're selling for 5185 a ton
and ~·e hear of prices on up as
high as $400 a ton." \\'est said
"Last year v;e sold for $75 to
$85 a ton."
buv some of this black market -
Exports cut heavily inlo
197J's record 5.6 billion busht'I
harvest. As a result. stocks of
Richard Stone. \\"ho farms
1.400 acres near Bradfocdton,
feels from his o"n experience
!hat the Agriculture
Department's rorn har.·est
e x p e c 1 a t j on s are too
m3.terial. ··
Lamont sold t.o 15 oTO
customers ti $370 a I.on. '"l'he
rest s.<1id that if the}~ ha,·c t~
pay that kind of price they'll
just go to planting beans
instead of com."
County Aide Tries to Ease
Fears on Mentnl Patient,.,
B,· TERRY COVILLE
01 rn. Pal11' l"lltl Sl1lf
The conversion of t h c
Garfield Co nval escent
Honpital to 11. CQunty menial
health facility has so ni e
HuntingtOn Beach residents
"'·orried abou t the safety of
their neighborhood.
But Ur. William Heard.
regional deputy director fur
the department of mental
health. believes their fears arc
unfounded.
"\\'e do not aceept patienl s
who are combative, insul1i1'<'.
or dangerous," he says. "1\nd
we don't take the criminally
mentally il l."
\\'hat they do take. he say.s.
are people fron1 the local
CQnununity in need of son1c
type of temporary nursing
care, who may stay at the
hospital from three days to
six months.
A GOOD l'li't!~fBER of !he
people who v..ill stay there arc
voluntary corrunitments
they don't have to be in the
hospital and can I ea v c
anytime they 'rant.
· Local residents co1npla1ned
to the city council recently that
patients \\·ere v.·andering the
streets, scaring some of the
older people and generally
crea ting an unea sy
atmosphere. Eva A Iv ar e z
C<Jmplained that her mother
had been bothered by one
woman from the hospital with
a "weird look ." She charged
the l'laipital dOfflll't have
sufficient security to treat
such patients.
Police have bt!cn called a.
fe\V times to help escort soine
v•andering patients back to the
hospital.
Capt. ?ltike Burkenlie!tJ.
commander of the patrol
division, said some hC'lp ha.<>
been given to the hospital. but
he is not aware of any serious
problems or threats to the
con1n1un1ty.
"lt"s a typical problem
e\"ery co1nn1un1ty faces , ' '
Burkeofield said today. "\\'e
11·ant the s;er\·ices. but not the
facility . I don·t kno1\' how yuu
balance those interests."
OR . HEARD blamed hintself
for not properly
comrnunicating llith the local
CQmmunity before men ta I
health workers began using
the hospital April I.
··Tue people were justified
in issuing lilCSC complaints."
he explained· ''It tells us 11·('
ha\'e to get out in the l
community and tell the1n v.·hat 1 is going on. \\'e are doing thal1
now. j "Ou r whole progran1 \\·\II
fall flat unlrss the con1n1un11~·J
interfaces 11·ith us 111 a1
meaningful .,1:ay."
The ron,·alcsecni hospital.
at ns1 G:!.rfield A\'e .. "'·as
used for the private care of
geriatric and men ta \ ly
retarded patients.
Easter Seal l\lakes
N e\v Ca111paign .i\p11eal
Organizers of the Easter
Seal Society's campaign in
Orange County made a new
appeal for donations last
"'eek. v.·arning that the drive
1\·as $41,000 short of the goal of
1135,000.
President Andy V e j e
specula ted that re cen t
publicity of Senate 1inquiries
into the fund-raising costs ol
the campaign nationally may
have hurt this year's drive. He
said that there have been
fe~·er donors this year.
The rnoc:rey goes for funding
services available to the
handicapped at the
Rehabilitation Institute o f
Orange Cow1ty. operated by
the Easter Seal Society.
Veje said that despite a goal
of $135,000 only $7.1,71& bad
been donated to the campaign
by Ma y 1. But in asking for
more donations Veje noted
that funds n!Ci!lved bef°"' tho
end of Aug. 31 will still be
credited to this y e a!'• s
campaign.
VeJe stre~ that the
rehabilitation institute's books,
patient count and all statistics
are always open for public
review. He also said that the
fund-raising rost of I he
campaign in Orange County ls
Jess than the natiooal average.
Last year, Veje sald, the
institute adrninlstet'ed more
than 40 ,000 direct
rehabilitation treatments and
services Ill physically
handicapped pernons f r o m
throughout Orange O>unt y.
Among lhe dl•abllng
conditions treated were the
effects of stroke, disabling
accidents, birth d e f e ct s ,
comm tmlcation di90fders.
amputation. rubella, crippling
disease, neurological
impairment, and d e I a y e d
development.
Praim Singh, e xe cu ti ve
director of RIO, no\ed Iha! lhe
unduplicated patient count for
tne year to date was 998
per,.ms. Each day • t a ti
members see approximately
150 patients, and e.acb month
an average of 121 persons
become new patients.
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Koi Fine as Pets •
And Inflation Hedge
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Of ltlt DtUr ,1111 Slit!
\Vorried about inflnt 1l11r.'
\Voll Slrecl is. and just one
look at the skidding Dow Jones
-.is OlflVinclng prool ! ha 1
investors, both large nnd
sn1all, are nervous and jittery.
Sonic of l hern have found
gold, silver. jcv.·eJs and real
property "safe" investn1eu t
bets. but an i n c r e a s in g
nun1btr nf savvy investors are
turning Lo fish.
'rhey are buying carp. a
l'cry spcci:il kind or carp with
cxlraordinarily good looks 11nd
a hardy c.onstitution called
"koi.''
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Ifs possible lo buy a koi
today for S75 nnd in l\\'O lo
1hrce years sell il for $2.000 or
S:l.000, sa~' J errv and Dee
&-oggins o"r Snnta ·Ana Heights
\\ho operate a koi farm at
their hornc at 20252 Bayview
A\'C,
TllAT'S ~OT a bnd return.
considering that the fish
requir('s little t·arc, v.i ll eat
practi<.:ally nnything including
l('ftU('C and spinach, and is a
friendly pct v.·t'ijch enjoys a
pnl on the head as 1nuch as a
kitty tilt.
1'h(' Sco;.:a1ns' 11nport I.heir
koi fron1 Japan and resell
th"m to koi fanciers froin all
over Sou lhtm California. Thev
ket•p ahout 000 on hnnd and
these range in price frorn a
1•111' of about $.i lO $00(} [CH" a
sho\r quali!y koi.
"\\11• drn 't h;1trh I h C n1
ourseh cs." says Scoggins. 33,
'' inachinist turned k o i
fanncr. "hcc"usc it takes
:11·rrs ;ind ;•cr1·:; of J:1nd, cheap
11 <lier. the right conditions i111d
.\'ou have 10 he \\·ith them
fu!Jfinic. fl's just about as
hard as raising potato<>3."
The renson for that-and
partly lh1' high \'tilue ot koi-is
that thou<;ands of little fish
niust b" hatch('d lo produce
one 11·orll111 hde koi.
"BB F.F.OEH S usual!~· pul
one len141!c \\'1lh two lo four
111<.1ll'S 10 111sure g-oC<I fl:'r1ility
nnd !rom 1hoc;c that hatch.
1h!·.v USl' onh· thl' crL"[l111 of thl·
l'l'Op IJJJ\ of 200.000 to 40,000
t•g;.;s lht·y <,nly c-on1c up v>ith
Jj ur 20 good Ont's.'' Scoggins
l'\"f;l;iins.
'!'ht' cons1:.int selection or
"1·11lling" ot the baby fish is
c:.rrr1<"d out f1y singling out the
ho\ 11 lueh h:l\'l' tilt! best
coloration ;:nd txxlv rea1ures.
'£1«·n lo rhc• unt.rained e\'e,
~ho11· <1uali1v kni arc son'<; of
rhc n1ost bc:n11iful fi~h ·"C'en
:1ny11hcrl·. includng tropical
I 1.;h di.<>pl:1_\ l'.d Utl(]•'r ;iquarium
h;!h\-;,
Their ta!ors and n1arking$
ha\ t' i11«p1rl'd poc!it nam('s.
11·h1th tr;inslat('d fron1 the
J;ip:inesl' n1~·Jn "rC'd autun1n
sky ·· · rOLl' or fe:Jthi'rs ...
"yrlln\1' p1nr nt'rdli'." ··f10•1·('r
111aid." and "sunri'it' ri('\1·1"'CI
011 n1C1unta1n top"
"Till-: l\.11\ or 1.: 1 n a I 1• d
hundreds of years ago \1'hcn
so1nt·o11~ found :in 01ltll>;1ll
l·;1rp." s;1ys Scoggins, ··B~·
!--l'li·e!h·t• brecchnr, they 11t·rl'
.ihlc l!I hring the colors oul
a11cl t:realt' a highly-colort"d
and pritternl'd carp.
"Or1g1nn!!.1· the .J:1pancsc
bred lhcm to cat but thev soon
lx•gan raising koi just fo[-their
bcauly. Koi have .'.l!so been
rai~ in c:crmanv. but th('r('
they "·eren't bred for colors.
The Gl'rmans '''ent in for the
de1·etop1ncn! of be a u I i f u I
stalntit:n and d i f f e rt· n t
patterns instead."
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sparkling new art show ...
fresh creative approaches and
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KOi
raising uf J..01 in bJ('ky;ird
ponds has becon1e the 1ogue.
especially <1111ong celebrity
resident s or the 1!;11 bor ,\re;1
"There"s one guy in r.;c•1·porl
Beach \\·ho sp('n! bet11·et:·11
$:20,000 :ind S3U.OOO on fish."
she adds. "Yuu'rl be surpri~cd
if you kl1e11· the cclcbrilics
"·ho are hu) ing koi. Dia J
cun't 1dcnt1fy lh.-1n ··
HECENTI.\'. one chttrnpion
koi brought i11 fron1 Japan sold
in the Scuthl'rn C:t1ifonl1a art•a
for SJ0,000. Of ('QUrse f('I\' ko1
:iuain such status bu! n1anv
1><'op!e buy smaller koi 11·i th
1/\e hope that lhl'v \\ill gro1r
11110 a valuable pri7.e.
Onc reason koi arc tr;1dl·d a1
~uch high prices is thut 1hl'~
;11·c durnble goods. Tllt',1' ,1rc1i'f
1mn1orta! but 1he~··re l'losc tu
" An avC'rage ku1 1viH live to
lie oldt'r 1!1;1n 2UO and is not
~uscepU ble to 111:.ny dis<.·:ises.
h:oi can sur\'il'c l\nder ll'C in
the 1\·intci-.1nd !i1·e for up tlJ
lhr('e rnonths 1-1 ·11~1.Cl":il"l'l'
11·atcr.
The_1· t'<l!l . lll"l' \I Ith 0 u I
r1..'<juiring fL·('dtng for up t) a
1nonth. and Scogj.\1ns sa~s 1·ou
don't have to fe('d a koi 11·hilc
~·ou're on 1·aca1i~1n. 11 · s
actually ~ood for thcrn 10 f;1st
for a couple of \\('('~<::.
J.~eeding tin1e 1.<. a re:il
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pll'.ilSure to 1hc ko1 fancier.
l1011·e1·l•r. \\lien Seo g gins\
thrO\\'S a h::u1d full of pc:'l!cts I
into any one of his three
ponds. the 11·ater scerns to boil I
in rainbo1\' colors as the fish 1
con'le It; the surface.
''There 1s nothing_ I enjoy
1nore 11·llCn I take a bret1k than
to sit do11·n by !he pond Ylith a
hand full of foorl and ,1-atch
rny finned iriends put on their
~ho11." suys Sc:oggins.
w "TllEY STl(.K tl:('ir head~
i.UI of the \\'3!('r to lx>g and
!hen ! slick my hand in the
\1·a1t•r and they suck the food
out of my fist. They "'ill let
~ou j>Ct !ht>lll 11hile thc\·'rc
ll•t-din;;.'' ·
1·hc ScJgg1ns· have an
1111·estment of SJS.000 riding 0111
lh('ir r-onds. l nnks and stock
and got into l h~ koi business
<1uite hy '1t'<:idcnt.
Th"v hired ,1 l:1nds::-;11:c
.1rchi1Cct to design t he
e;.;terior of their t{arden-tvpe
l1un1c and !h" 'lrLhil('Ct called
for a fish pond.
"\\'e h;id such a hard tin1e
fi11ding iish that \1·ere any j
~o'ld thnt \1·e decided \\"C
n11i;ht as 11·el! go i n t o
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Hi, ffo ,w's . Y·our Self Concept?
By A~USON DEERR
Of l"-0.llJ l'Ult Iliff '
If you lose the quality of
"motherliness,·· you've lost the <1uallty of
femininity. "~totberliness." said Rooe Turner,
"has nothing to do with having children.
The qualities are gentleness. wannth,
understanding. Don't be afraid of them.
Use them."
Speaking during Orange C o a s l
College's Celebration of Women series,
~1rs. Turner. ~·ho holds a masters degree
from UC San Francisco in psychicilric
nursing, talked about COncept of Self as
\\1oman. "We each have our own concept
oJ a woman's role.
"Self COJ}cept," she said, "is an
individual's conciousness of himself,
recognizing his as.sets and limitations in
ol. a woman's role .
Each of us, she said. plays many
rol~mother, student, person, vroman,
wile. sister, friend.
"Body image roncept is intimately.
linked with self concept,'' she said. "It
goes much deeper than sexuality per se.
It embodies the qualities of wontanhood,
such as gentleness.
"A person's self concept is 1hc product
ol every interaction \1•ith the
environment since birth. The self concept
broadens and matures as \\e do," she
assert.d.
SIGNIFICA~T OTHERS
What each individual's concept of sell
becomes depends on his environment and
the influence of "significant others.''
"Self concept is the product of all oC
the positive and negative input. Has the
environment bce!l warm and seaire or
hostile to you?" she asked.
"People cannot survive \vithout input
to their psyches, any more than their
bodies can f u n ct ion without
nourishment."
As a teacher, nurse, and mother of two
small children. she feels that paretlts and
teachers should begin developing good
self concepts in children as young as
possible.
"\Vhen YOW' mother said, 'Wash your
hands' or 'Brush your teeth' did she ever
say, 'Check your self concept?'
"You'd probably think she was crazy.
But it is just as important. Your self
concept shows every time you interact
with other people." •
We all need input, she added, whether
we are 5 or It or 65.
It' your self concept is rooted in
childhood, in things you probably can't
remember, what can you do to change it,
if anything?
Terr AL CONTROL
"As an adult you have total control
o\·er your self concept," J\lrs. Turner
asserted. ''If you \\'ant to modify it, fix it
up, you can."
How'!
"Start with making a list of all or the
roles you play in life. You'll be amazed
at the number of relatioosblps.
"You are probably the significant other
in many peiople's lives, your parents' and
children's for example."
Next, she suggested, list all of Ute
assets and limitations in each role. "It's
easy to list a&5ets, but more dirficult to
look at limitations honestly."
Every person, she said, has a percep-
tion of ttte ideal self concept for himself.
He has also a conception of the way he is.
"lt is the cooflict between the two that
allo"-s us to get hold of the perfect self
concept."
Good sell coocepts come, simply
enough, with po.sitive input.
"Spend five minutes a day inswing
good input. You'll be amazed at the
difference it makes. Set yourself up in
situations where you know you can get
positive input. Use your talents to build
lhat perfect seU concept ."
Change what you can change, alter
\\'hat you can alter.
RESPECT OTHERS
"Respect each other as people. Don 't
let false pride get in the \\'3.Y. Praise
'vhcn you can praise. Be JX)Sltive to each
other. It snowballs, you'll see.
"Llsten to each other. It makes that
other person feel he is SOMEBODY.
worth the time you have spent with
him."
And, when someone withdraws "try to
fmd out what is wrong. Withdra\\1al is
simply the self concept drawing away
frotn negative input.
;'If you find yourself more and more
wltlldrawn, stop yourself short and find
out what it is that's bothering you. Slrive
for positive input.
"The more input you get, the healthier
your self concept will be."
On the other end of the scale, she.
advised, "protect your selr concept. You
wouldn't submit your body to a walk
through the Newport F r e e w a y
interchange at 4 p.m. Don't leave your
self concept open to attack.''
People with shaky self concepts
anticipate negativism, she said. They are
defensive in every situation. The key is
to respond positively to them if your O\\'n
self concept is strong enough.
4'You must learn to give and not fe<>l
threatened. AHO\V other people freedom
of expression. They will react favorably.
"You'll be a'\'<lre of the change taking
place in yourself."
F.ach or us can regain that child·like
"Look out \\'orld, here I come" attitude.
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His Prize: The World
Ron and Karen Camplin check
itinerary for a round-the-world
dream trip Ron wo~ as super salesman.
By JO OLS0.'1
01 r~t Oililv Poll!! S!ilfl
··Jt's an a'vesome thi1i g. I reel klnd of
scared. Everyone should fet'l a part of it.
I'm just a representative."
Sitting at early morning de\'otions with
his CO-\\'orkers. Ron Camplin still
CQuldn't believe he had \\'On a contest
which \11ould take hin1 around the world
for his prize.
He wanted to share his triun1ph with
the staff at il'laranatha Village. where he
is chairman of the Bible department but
the truth is that only Ron and his \\·ife.
Karen, vdll be able to take the trip.
Rome, Athens. Jerusalem. Tokyo.
Honolulu-Ron ,.,,as dreaming of visiting
these famous cities as he revealed what
it's like to sell more Living Bibles than
any other person in the United Slates and
canada during a t\\~n1onth period
\\'hich is ho'v long the contest lasted.
The Living Bible, Ron explained. is <J
paraphrased version of the King James
translation which was done over a !~
year period by Dr. Kenneth ~-Taylor. a
\Vheaton. Ill. author and edltor.
He said he does not "sell'' Bibles. He
simply helps customers find the version
or translation \\'hich ....,·ill best meet their
needs.
Sometimes. during the contest. this
meant forfeiting a s;:ile to add to his
total.
Of fi..cial Message Clear: 'Freedom
Yes, Speedi11g Can l(ill
DEAR A~~ LANDERS: Our favorite
11ephe\v \\'as killed in an automobile
accident t\vo \\'eeks ago. We will never
get over it. His parents art!'Still in a state
of shock, His !)ister is still unable to
return to school.
He v.•as one of the most lovable kids in
the \\'Orld -only 16 -and had his
driving license Jess than seven months.
But he \\'as one of those kids "'ho loved
to flirt 1vith danger -he always tried to
beat a traffic light or exceed the speed
limit just a little. If he was caught, he'd
try to talk hi s way out of it and usually
he succeeded.
I was at his home one day v.'hen he got
a ticket. (It \\·as a \\-'eek before he y:as
killed.) He complained about the state
trooper \\'ho h;:id given him a ticket for
speeding. It \1·as his third moving
violation. \\'hich in our state means you
Jo.se your license for a year. I never say•
him so furious. He was'driving without a
license v.•hen he was killed.
You printed something by a public
safety official several years ago. I can't
remember the man's name or where he
was from , but I am asking you to hunt it
up and run it again. How I wish I had
clipped it then and sent it to my nephew.
It i. ht have 1neant the dirference
betw n life and death. Thank you. Ann.
-B EAVED AUNT
DEAR AUNT: I recall tht' piece. The
author ls Commissioner \\rilllam o.
Newman, Kentucky Department of
Pabllc Sarety, and I'm printing it again
In lhe bope that other young people 1<111
read It and pay attention.
YOU BREAK MY 4!EART
Are you one of the people Ytho calls me
on the phone or wrttes me a letter to tell
me my troopers •.re !Jtopping motorists
and giving them Uckels "lor no rea,.n at
all?'' I wouldn't know. You never give
me your name. ~
You teU me you're a good citizen ;ind a
111fe driver wbo Ulel the Interstate ror
lhe pw-pooe !ntendtd -speed. And thnt
.. dumb cop" gave )'Oll a ticket.
You break my heart.! l hope the next
time you tear do\\11 the road. exceeding
the speed limit, that another trooper
gives you a ticket and the traffic judge
takes a'"·ay your license. I hope he
catches you before he has to help pry
your lifeless body out of that crushed car
you were enjoying so much.
I '''ish you could come v.·ith me to the
scene of a wreck and \\•atch a man
'vrithe in the gravel on !he shoulder of a
highway while he \\'aits for an ambulance
that \Yill get there too late to do anything
but carry him to the morgue.
I wish I could make you help scrape
the bits of bone and flesh of a whole
family off the asphalt and into baskets.
You'd vomit like some of my troopers do.
But you'd think differently the next time
you climbed into that car of yours.
Your letter doesn't bother me, my
friend. What bothers me is that you
apparently have not learned your lesson.
And who gave that k.id of yours driving
lessons? You? No wonder he weaves in
and out of traffic and leaves strips of
bun1ecl rubber at stop lights.
I hope we catch him , too, mister.
before we have to c.all you or your wile
and ask you to come down to the morgue
and ldentUy his b\KIY·
And you got a ticket "£or no reason at
all." You break my heart, mister.
Dl1<over bow 10 be date bait wttboul
falling book, Une tnd sinker. ADD
Lander•' booklet, uoatlng DI>'• and.
Don't&/' wW help you be more poised
and su~ ol yourself on datet. Send 35
cents In coin along with a long, stamped,
stU·addre&Md envelope od yoar request
to Ann wdtrt, l'•O. Box asti, =z W,
Bank Dr., Chlcaco, JU, "651.
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'As we grow up, it
becomes unacceptable
to express emotions.
We learn to go
away from them.'
Dr. Joseph Ho.rt
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\\lien he first heard of the contest, Ron and his wife. who will celtbralt! their
ll'hich wac: sponsort.'<1 by the publisher, he
admits he "'as dubious about his chance
to win."! didn't pay much attention," he
said. ''I'm not a contest-oriented person.
I mostly · compete with the tape
department (at the store)."
But a !'vlonday night phone call fron1
his boss, Jim Willems, changed his
outlook on contests when he found he had
\\'On by selling 380 volumes.
Exact delails of the prize are not
available yet. he said, but he believes he
\1'ill be able to select a route for his trip,
\\'hich "'ill last at least three weeks.
It \1·ill be a delayed honeymoon trip for
fifth wedding anniversary in June.
They didn't have a real honey1noon
vvhen they ~re married, he explained.
just a quick trip from Inglewood to
Minnesota where Ron was a minister i!l
the town of Nevis.
He was graduated from l\linncsolu
Bible College and served as a youth
pastor in Redlands before coming to the
village.
This will be the first trip abroad ror the
Camplins, v.·ho Jive on the border of
Santa Ana and Costa Mesa. Karen sha res
her husband's desire to Yisi l the lloly
Lands and said she is "just really
excited" about the trip.
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BEA ANDERSON, Ed itor
to Feel' Explored .
By CAROL MOORE
Of Ille 01llY Piiot Still
When were you angry last?
Did you let the right person know?
Do you regard psychoanalysis as
"endless sessions where a person may
gain might but usually acts out
responses pleasing to the psychiatrist?"
Your answers may be found In "feeling
therapy" which will be explained in
Freedom to Feel to be offered by UCI
Extension on nine Wednesdays at 7 p.m.,
starting July 3.
Feeling, in this sense, does not mean
grab and touch, emphasized Joseph Hart,
PhD, but the emotions tl1at must be
expressed at the same intensity and time
as they are felt.
To help people realize what may be
happening in their own lives and dreams,
five movies will be shown : "8lilt,'~ "I
Never sang for My Father," "Red Sky at
Morning," "Baxter" and "Gloria."
They deal symbolically and directly
with "feeling moments" -when a
person senses sometbing's incomplete.
"This ts the critical starting point t11at
people have been condltlooed to pass
by," Dr. Hart said. 0 People are
embarrMsed when they can't remember
a fact or phone D111"b:er but it's
apparently okay to lie Ignorant o f
feeling&
"As a child It was confusing and ln
adult lltuaUons, we a~oid, disguise or
hold bllck the experience.
"As we grow up, it becomes
unacceptable to express emotions. We
Ieam iq go away from lhese feeling• but
therapy helps us ·go toward them.
1ilt's much more bonea~ to live freely
from fecllnga lhan free from feellnga. We
want others to show anger and oadness
for truer re1aU<mhips."
Dr. Harl ·explained tl1at a therapist
tries to bring a person repeatedly to a
feeling moment and do an~1hing he can
to help complete the expression.
A feeling cycle is like a color ¥:heel of
emotion,
Once a person's true feeling has been
identified and past inhibitions removed,
he or she can attach and Integrate new
adult responses.
Criticizing some t h er a pi e s a s
''bowicing each other's insanities around
the room," he emphasized t h a t
techniques professed by him and eight
colleagues "put you in touch with what
you can do."
"Commitment to the whole therapy is
very intense, subtle and long tenn.
"A person can't stay a patient forever
because he soon becomes a co-therapist.
expecting and eliciting honest responses
from others in tht: group."
What happe~s outside of the group?
"The person copes better because he
has unscrambled his mixed up feelings
but he still has to have persons who will
let him feel.
"The American myth of individualism
can be compared to driving your own
car,, You can only go so far until you
have to be refueled or reeharged."
To Jive their theories, Dr. Hart Jofn!l!j
three years ago with co unselors ,'
psychiatrists, social workers and an et·
priest to form a ~nter for Feeling
Therapy, now locatecJ at 1017 S. LaBrea,
Los Angeles 90019.
Ideally, they foresee the formation of '
other satellite colonies of persons who
recognltt, know and express emotional
turning points. , •
Although he's working on a boolc, Dr.
Hart doesn't expeol psychotheraplsll wUI
find much oUlce procedure ID It.
".Feellnga have to be elJ)rl!l8ed for the
moment. They can't be prescribed or
pre Judged."
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OAILY PILOT 8 ;)
Huntington Ready to Take
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Bit on City Horse Policy t Record
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By TOM McCANN
Of Ille Dellr Pllol t111t
Horse traUs wending their
v.·ay through groves of
I
At the other end of the
scale. lhe city council's policy
decislon--due to be nuide
Monday-eould all but v;ipe
out horse activities in the city.
· One thing the variou s
elements of the community
SL>em to agree oo vihether they
are ··pro" or "anti" on the
horse question : lt is important
for the city Lo n1<1ke a policy
decision . . , soon.
the future of horses in lhe
city.
The areawide significance of
the session is that Huntington
Beach is one of the Orange
Coast a rc a ' s rapidly
developing areas v"here .. horse
land" is becoming scarce and
some Jong-lasting decisions
have to be made.
territory can be zoned for
horses and wbat kind of
structures and uses can be
allowed,
• .. -----• Dissolut·lons
.Of Marriage
trees ...
COndominiun1s :unong the
eucalyptus where residents not
only own the clubhouse and
pool in common, but thu
in1maculate stables, barn and
riding ring also are all
community property .
An arena for shows; a bull
pen where horses in training
F.d Selich , one of the senior
planners on the city staff, and
can be driven on Jong lines: a ,------,....--,=--....,
stable fun of 1op mgh1 riding Horsin'
horses ·for rent and a nearby
trailhead that offers aeC't'SS to Around a fully developed net"ork of \.. ______ .&_,._,
equestrian paths .
'fhe ultin1ate dr('am-con11. ...
true or a horse IO\'t'r~
No. Actually , th(' idl'as
outlined above come fron1 the
n1ore pragtnatic heads of a
couple of city planners.
TIIEY REPRESENT some
ot th e long range
developn1cnts that could OC('Ur
in the city or Huntington
Beach if the City Council
makes one of several possible.
decisions regarding thf' fu-
ture of horses in lhe city.
~lonica Florian. an associate
pl;1nncr v.·ho has been working
v.·.ith him. are scheduled to
pl<Jce a thick ct o c u n1 en t
labeled "Equestrian Us c
Study" before the COWlCilmen
Monday.
It v.·1JI be presented at the
5:30 p.m. study session (open
to the pubUc but not a
traditional forum for public
comment 1 because Selich says
the prin1ar~· need at this time
is for lhe councilmen to make
policy, not specij"ic plans, for
I~ THE JARGOS of their
profession , Selich and ~tiss
Florian say horse activities
"seem to offer a stimulating
alternative for non-passive
recreation" (translation:
Some people like to get their
exerrise messing ""ilh horses 1
and that equt"strian facilities
and trails co u Id b.•
included in the dPvelop nlc.:11
of the city's Central Park.
The "alternative" of ha\'ing
urban recreation built around
horses is a situation many
areas, including se"eral along
the Orange (hast, will have to
deal with in the near future .
1'he horse population is
gro"·ing.
The trick. as Hunting!on
Beach setn-.s to be realizing .
is going to be for cities to
determine where they want lo
· · p I an t ' ' the ~o\ving
crop-"hich areas of their
Jn Huntington Bearh, where
horses and the stables al
v.·h.ich they are commercia11y
boarded have gravitated to the
"·estern oil fields, the
equestrian question ha s
become both imnled.iate and
long range. ,
TH E PLANNING
Department v.•as told las/ fa\1.
as part or the c i y 's
recreational trails program, to I
make sonle recommendations f
on horse trails. I
Seed money is available for
"inunediatc'' use on some
.s rnall project or proj~
Selich quickly points out that
the $7.000 grant from the
federal Land and \Vat er
Conservalion Fund' (relayed
through the slate Department
of Recreation and Parks\
v.·on't buy much horse
trail--0r anylhing else.
But it could spur some kind
of action by a city council
v.·hich seems to h a v e
committed itself. at least. to
making a municipal decision
on ""hether ··to horse'' or ··not
to horse."'
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Decisio11 Jllny Set Coast's Honse, People F orrnulo
0.111' Piiot S!1fl PhO" HORSE SIGN, OIL WELL IN BACKGROUND AND TRUCK TELL STORY
Sherrie Williams, 1 S, Riding on Golden W9st Strfft
\lost of the pleasure hor~c
activity in Huntington Beach
is in parts of to"TI v.•here you
ha\'t' to dodge both oil sun1ps
and fast traffic.
F'irst·timc riders ,\·ho head
out acr06S ··orK·tl"' field areas
studded v.·1th oil "'ells soon
learn that. <It the C'nd or the
ride. their hoof picks will pry
out a gooey niixture of oil.
n1ud and st.1ble trash lhut
could be likened only 10
manure-scented rosmollo{'.
The city's only ··o<fic1ar·
horse cros.-;ing is al the
signalized intersection of
Golden \Vesl StreC"t a n d
Garfield Avenue: 900 feet
north of that spot. v.•here
~:mC'st A venue crosses Golden
\~'est. is where horsemen sit.
sometimes for up to 15
minutes,· v.·alting for a break
in traffic so they can scran1ble
from one stable-riding area to
another.
Dt:SPITE THESt: negative
a..c;pects of horseback activities
ill the city. Huntington Beach's
""C'ste-m acreages carrying the
RA-0 z on i n g (resKiential·
agricultwol. with oil su!Iix l
pro\·ide some of the most
acti\'e pleasure riding. phiy
Travel Tasmania,
Avoid Tourists
By STAN DELAPLANE
T1\SlitANlA, Australia -This is a place you
can truly say "the tourist seldom goes." Lots of
mainland Australians have never been to Tasmania.
Surprised that I was going.
It's a scrubbed little island. three air hours
from Sydney. Cool and misty. Green velvet hills.
Winding counlry lanes. Quaint fishing villages.
\Vhite stone farm houses.
Sea air blows across the land (180 by 190 miles)
keep!ng it clean and fresh.
Hobart is the capital, 127,000 people living be·
side the old whaling anchorage almost in the cen·
ter of town. Wide . streets filled with shops. Shop-
ping arcades and narrow winding streets full of
antique shops, art galleries, pubs and inns. Every·
thing here looks freshly painted.
We stayed a.t the Lenna Motor lnn. (They should
change that name.) It's a channing remodeled home
of the sea merchant Alexander McGregor who
owned the biggest whaling fleet south of the equator
in 1850.
Original gas-lit chandeliers from England still
hang in the dining room overlooking the harbor.
The parlor with a fine marble fireplace is the bar.
Dinner is served with sparkling crystal, fine
china, parchment-crisp table linen. Bowls of Tas·
manian field flowers and candlelight.
Not out of sight but not inexpensive. Spacious
double room, $26. Scallops. Australian wine and
salad, .9. Oysters, wine, apple pie, tea, $10.
On Saturday mornings al Salamanca Place on
the waterfront, there's a street fair. A hundred or
more stall holders, under shade trees or bright col·
ored umbrellas, set up displays. Bands-play and
bagpipe music mixes with the noisy sales pitch of
the merchants.
Hobart is hopeful tourists WILL discover it.
(After you fly some 15 jet hours to Sydney, you
aren't Jumping to fly three more to Tasmania.)
The ·w'Jst Point Casino-Hotel -only gaming
house "In the South Pacific -gets lots of action,
mainly from Austrlllans who are wild g!""bl~. It's
21 stories. A revolvlhg restaurant on top. Spinning
rou!et!A! wheels on the bottom. Hip rolllng. Roulette chlps are $3.25. Same fo~
blackjack. Diee table bets even ~her. Tables all
filled. Players five deep in back waitin' to squeeze
into ID openJrlg. Rooms steep, too. An ordinary double, S50.
Whal our deluxe hotels would call a double, they
call a suite: •100. At an adjoining building called
The Wing, doubles are '25 -a much better deal. '• * * •
"Con wo oo to on~1mbllng clubs In Sydnoy?"
Lot of pri .. U! clu ultlllly named alter alav·
ori!A! soccer u.am. Mem rs only have dinner ~nd
buck the tiger at slots and other hoUB&-run. games.
I had no trouble getting a temporary guest card.
I had a friend phone. ,
Once !nride, I got Ille feeling I could have Ju.t
walked In. Or telephoned myself. Man who phoned
was not a member. Qantas, the Australian airline,
might help on thls. They're pushing for traffic down
here with an $805 round·trlp, 10 hotel nlgbu and
a rent car. Every AustraliAn wffi by sympatheUc to
the gambling man .
days and horse Sho\r-f11\ed
country on the Orange Coast.
It is not only the future of
1hC'sc 700 to J.000 horses
siabled in Huntington Beach
1and their ov..ners and riders)
\\ hich will be decided Monday
\1·hcn the City Council takes up
thl' PlanniHg Department"s
··Equestrian lfse Study.
The city 's aclion ~·ell might
se1 a pattern for mix ing horse
a c I i vi tie s and urban
deve lopment in other parts of
the rapidly deve loping Orange
Coast area.
The use study to be
presented by Senior Planner
Ed Selich and Monica Florian,
associate planner. ,,·i!l offer
three short-term possibilities
and fi\"e long-term courses of
city action.
F'or the short h a u 1 .
cbuncilmen will consider:
-De1·elopment of equestrian
tra ils only in the Central Park
ar<'a of the city. TI1ey could be
tied in \\ith horse rental con·
Ct.•ssion.
Al ne!11ork of trails to link
up stables scattered around
the ci!y.
A maj or trail
de1·elopment in and around
Ct>ntral Park and leading out
across the Bolsa Qlica Gap
in cily's 1restem extremit~·
1 probably-laking advantage of
the "·ide levee used tor
protl'Ction of inland houses
from potential extreme high
tlde s1.
The re(X)rt scheduled to be
presented ri.londay will offer
lhe3e five long·term options:
-Phase out horses and
equestrian uses of land in the
city; pro\'ide no trails ~other
than the county's regional trail
along the Santa Ana River
le\'ee l: enforce restrictions
against horses using-pu ::lic
rights-of·v.·a y.
Ei11·01leru1s Lose
l11terest in U.S.
TRAVEL
CAB Give11
1'ravel Oub
J urisdictio11
\VASHlNGTON (UPll
FRANKFURT, German y
IAP)-The Big Schnitzel, the
Gis call Frankfurt. lt is: fat
banks silting on reinforced
concrete haunches. t r c es
greening v.'ith spring and
imm1.-'Cliatcly greying v.·ith dust
from road-\ray digging: h.1rs
like the Florida Bav one door
do,,.,11 from Dr. :o.fu 11 er ' s
orange-fronted sex department
store. hookers camping on the
corners .
Big Burgher r.1 c r cede s
Benzes jammed up against
other "'ide·hipped ca rs
belonging to some ~1ax or
J\.loritz hypertensing up to 140
O\'er 100 in the traffic
sclerosis; carbon di oxide
tussling \\"ilh bralwurst fumes
for air space. jets running
track across the sky to Rheim·
The Supreme Court has let ~lai n Flughafen.
stand a lower court decision Dirt, crassness, money
that gives the C i v i I badly spent, noise -some
Aeronautics Board jurisdic:.lion Germans say the city is a
over large private travel clubs ruthless caricature of what
offering members reduced Europeans find worst in the
fare fllghts on their ov..11 United States.
planes. AFTER %0 years in which The court declined to review Schnitzel City 0 f f e red
a ruling that could result in Americans practiced postwar
near elimination Of such cl~bs humbleness and assimilated
because they will be subject to the electric toothbrush and
CAB regulat!ions on cost , u .S.·type urban probletn.1,
service and other matters. things are changing. Having
The Supreme Court has chosen poorly Crom what the
never faced such questions United States has to offer,
because the CAB only recently some people think not only
began trying to regul*te Frankfurt but much of
private air clubs. The c3se Western Europe is backing
was raised by Voyager 1000, away from lhe rasclDAUon ti
an Indianapolis, Ind. club lbat showed for America.
was the lint target o! the It Is not just the Big
CAB'S new policies. Solnitze!. Unscientific and
occasionally conlradictory,
an increasing number of l
Europeans consider America
less and less as model or
tnarrel. It comes in loose I
nuggets like th.is: I
ln Gi!rmany. afier a
generation of tel ev is i o nl
viewing centered around Hoss
Cartwright of Bonanza and
other carmed American shows,
someti mes two a night, the
l\\"O national networks are
down to two new U.S. serials a
y.·eek.
IN THE SAl\tE co Io r
network's headquarters in
Wiesbaden, two secretarial
jobs were offered
simultaneously lo the house
staff. One was in Rome, the
other in the network's
Washington office at higher
pay and beriefits. There were
34 applications for the Rome
job and two for the post in
Washington.
David Rosenthal, a director
of ~fenill Lynch in Paris, told
a friend at hmch : ''If most of
the American offices here had
to go into their French
executive or middle
management asking !or a man
to move to the States, they'd
find people hiding-under their
desks. Ten, 15 years ago. they
would have lined up outside
the door.
Immigration figures bear
out a drying ·up of inJeres\.
While Ganada, New Zealand
and Australia have geoera1Iy
incr"8sed the1r totals, the
number of Frenchmen ,
Italians, Germans and Britons
emigrating to the United
6taW 1n·1m decreased.
-connne equestrian use~ to
city-0v.ned stables at Central
Park and attendant-in-park
trails; encourage use of land
along river for developmenL of
an equestrian center iprivate
development) to be servC'd by
the river trail system.
city z.oned for the purpose:
de,·e\op a trails system 10 tic
tcgether all C'Om mer c i al
stables and shov.· arenas. etc ..
tying in \\·ith regional trail
sysie1ns:·prohibit horses in all
residential nreas.
-Tolerate existing uses:
establish temporary trails and
assume that equestrian uses
and horses \\'ill be dri\'en out
...by natural economic pressures
(rising land Yaluts making it
impossible for stables to
operB.te l.
-COOSOlidate all equestrian
uses into a specia1 area of the
-Expand horse acti\'ilics b\·
designating areas in \1·hich
co1nn1ercia\ stables can be
legally cpcrated: zone for
prirate S!..1.bles \openin g the
v.•ay for equestrian-orien1t.'d
ooodominiun1S, for exan1 ple-1:
develop a comprehensive local
trail system v.ilich ties into
regiooal trail networks.
ENTER TODAY!
A Photo contest for
People who love dads
The Daily Pilot's People Section will make
both the winner and the father 1n his/her pic-tures fam ous b~ pubhshing the best of the snapshots in a Father's Day picture page on
June 16.
IT'S EASY
I Take a picture of the dad YoU want lo malle
famous. He can be alone. w1H1 his kids or with
friends. but catch him 1n the act of being a dad and
photograph him.
2. Have a black·and·while print made lor the con-
test (any size. mounted or unmounted).
3. Mail it or deliver it to Daily Pilot People Section
before June 5. (Use coup0n below or send in inlor·
mat1on on your own paper with the print or prints.) r----------------------,
I understand this entry must be received at one of
the Daily Pilot offices by Noon on Wednesday, June s. to be eligible for judging and that all prints beOome the property of the Daily Pilot and cannot
be relurned.
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VOYAGER, which claimed eooogb subjedlve evidence
14,500 families .. d ... poy\ng nootheless emts to •riue that
members in 1968, owned aevenr·,;;~:;::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;~=-111
aircraft, Including a Boeing ~ @¥·•
My name •........... _. •.•...•..••••.. Age ••••.•••
Relationship to father in photo ..
My address . 717 jet, and lcbeduled 11 or Roi and Ruth t,.,.,. announce ~ ~
more Olghts per month Jo tho opening of
various dtst:lnatiorfs.
R •I u la r I Y • c heduled ·~ QROOKHURST TRAVEL ~. commercJal alrline1 b a v e 'l.Jfl:I
pr •••• d the CAB for Ticketing & Reservations .
...,ulallons ol the private No Ser.a~ @
c:anim on lll'Ounds tbey -~-.,.
aboorbtld potenUal buslne!S. U'IJllO AIR • CRUISE • 1lAll. • LAHD
Allhouih the private clubs TOURS • GROUPS • have been populor for several
yean, the CAB considered
th<m private and not subject
to COlnnWdal rogulal\on until
1971, wbm 11 onlcrcd Vo)'oge1·
to obtain a commercial
carrier llt!tnoe.
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Name of falher in photo
His address (if dirlerent)
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Entries . If m1lled should be sent to: Daity Pilot
People Seellon. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA e2e2e L----------------------~
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Cannes Film Festival Just Another Flop
everything. This rnlght just be the yc11r
whl'n the Cannes F I l n1
In the raw fcslivul didn't hup~n at all.
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CAXNES. France -It's like
a giant salt und pcµp.·:· flhilktr
flev.• OV('r the l"rcnl·h Riviera.
ernptied its con1cn1:; like
garb<\ge. and c::lled it the 2i1h
C7'nncs Fihn Ft>st1\':J\. Rex Reed
TllE FESTI\1 AL was in
trouble ·when lhe eagerh··
al'nlited opening night galj.
Federico Fellini's new fihn.
·· A1narcord." put the a•1rt1en(·e
to sleep. one ,hardly expects ·1
tru!y terrible fihn fron' 1h1~
J?TC'at artist. but "A1narcord"
is a catastrophe. It's 'l
111en1ory piece about childhooJ.
iu a seaside to11•n in Italy .
1itlll' in Gar)' Cooper 11101'i•'S
da~drcanling of llolly\1ood
stardo1n -hut there is no
continuity. no pace. n o1
rhythm, :ind the fil1n is b;idl\';
l'dited. It is half-heor1ctli
Fellini, and 1'.ve11tually it tt1rns .. ~9il'1ii~l!i!;iffii'"a
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Trapped
Nora. portrayed by i\lonica ~lacLean. is a \Vutn an
~aught in a stifling niarriagc in "t\ Doll's J.louse."
'!'he play \Vas wrillen in 1879 by Norwegian Hcnri..:k
Ibsen but holds conte1nporary fen1i11ist the1nes .
Les l\1e Donough, righl. plays her dom ineering hus·
band and Alan Rearick is Dr. Rank in the Orange
Coasl College production being presented a.t 8
p.nt. \\"ednesday thro\1gh Saturday in the college
auditor1un1. Adtnission free.
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.\!ere 1h·1•1 2'1 u11·l ,) ·n·'•'1" ,.,
<!ir(•c1ors, tl1 stribu tors. ;1Clllr~
actresses. press a !..'. c 11 l .~ .
«rities, friends. lo\·cr..;. ~Pl\'~
gTVUJ)il'S, prostiHlll'S :1:1d
f1·el·lc;1d\1t'~ are llc<.· .1ci;1:n :11
Cann('.<: for !1vo V.'et>ks 11f
l1orsc1radin~. gossiping. o\l'f·
c;11in;:i. over-drinking, doin·~
11·ithout sleep, 1rhori11g~:1round.
and spending see n1 i 11 ,!.; I 1·
endlt>ss hours silling in d;1rk
rooms full of cigar s1nul...e :ind
hodv ()(lor :ind t1.·n ,11n:il [!:1rl il'
breath 1va!ehing irn:igt·s on
tiny screens 11·hose suund
!racks sputter e1\•ry la11guagt
1n 1 hl' 11·orld in a tuirtr oJ
babble.
O~ri-: ACAL\', !111' (•le~ uf
the 11·orld ;ire 011 n101·ies -
tllOl'it·s V.' it h n1u!ti-rnllhon-
tloll:1r budgets. n1n1''""' 11 i'h 11.1
budgets at all. filn1s made t11
gratify ego. n101'ics to ca!er t:i
a particular audience. lllO\'lt'S
that nobod" \\'ill cv('r Sl't'
again. ·run n10\·ics.
pon1ographic n1ovies, tllrl'i.:·
llour bores, t1110-1ninutr borrs
-n1ovics. n101·ics, 1110\'ics.
There arc 3.00U inol'ics i11
l';1nal·s. and so fur 1101 one h<1s
lll'l'll 11·ortli seeing. By genera!
eonsc11sus . it's the du\Jtst
C~111nes Fc.~1i1·11t in hi~tory.
Things ;ire so boring , in fact,
th:it thl' pa1>.:11·a1.1.i :1 1· ('
strolling up tu hou~e\1'i11•s 11ilh
n1·t•r·dl'l't•luped rnan1n1<'lrit's.
eanH·r;is at thl' really. a;;king:
".\re you anybody'.'"
Tile i.)i!.'.gt'S! ~candal ~u Jar
111\'olrc~ the I as 1·111 1 11 u 1 t'
11·ithdraw;1l nf .\lichclangrh1
1\ II t 0 II I () n i 's ne1v Jack
:\ i l' holson·~l<iria Schneider
fiJ1n, "Profe~ion: Hcporter."
Ht•ason: ltaHan actress
.\lonll:a \'i!li, 1v ho is
1\n1011ioni's rx-fri<'nd'. J~ fl<' th"
jur.1. Her ri!m c a r cc r
plurnn1eted to rork botron)
nfter .~h(' :ind 1\ntonioni parted
fullo11 in~ the fnllure or ··]tl'd
IJl'scrt." and the direC'tor 11·as
;1fraid she tnight ])('prejudiced
<1gni11st him. r
·rhe prirnJry conct'1·n e:irti
1·1·;1r in Cannes i;; t·J r1•ilcf''
;.,ll;1!'s been happ~'ning duiing
!he year in 1\·orld cinen1a. One
hopes that in the p1·oct'ss, 1t
1rill ~!so _detccl nt•1v trends
;ind talents. S1 f:ir. !ht'l'l'
ha:;n 'l been a single ll'ace ol
an.} thln~ nc11·.
£,'\Gl..\!\'I) Sl~\'T <t ~!1•,.
gr:1Cl'ful piece o! t r :1 :>Ii
called ··s.v1nptorns ... abo11l 11
Lesbian axe nnirdercss 11·ho
ehups uri her girl friends ;111d
d!:n1ps the1n in!o a !'ta1Jna111
pool CO\'ered 1vlth dead !l'<ll'CS
n·1 a d ,·~ertt'd cou111r1 rs1 ,t(·
The fli11\. is tillt'1:l 11·il h srufft•d
011·Js. Jl~1':->crved insects qnd
bodies in l'arioLtS stages or
dt"co1nposition draped
Queen ,\nne ch;1lrs.
!herl• i~n·1 :1 single rin0n1pt ;:i t
rho:ir:1C'ter develop.mcnt o r
directorial I e ch n i q u e ro
distin~uish it lron1 doicns or
4211d S!rCf't horror n101·ics.
l<'cllini·s itnages arr ofl t'll
illTL';;ti ng: -the to11·nsµcoplt·
ro11·ing out to Sl~a in the
rniLidlc of the night to \1·atch
the first ocean liner. a cra1.v
uncle 11·ho eli1nbs a treC
sc rea111ing for a 11•on1~u1 until :1
111111 fron1 the local 1nadhouse
clin1bs a ltiddcr :lnd brin!:!.i
hint down by the car·s. a drab
prostilule 1rho haunts lhr
beaehes and takl's on the 10<·;11
ronstruction \1·orkers, t h r
hairdresser \l'ho spent her free
f:ngl:1nd d1d1i'1 f:.ii·e tnuch l lr-r-i ... o. ...... c_.., ..... -
bl'l1l'I' 11ith l\en Bu~srll";; ft ...... ....
''\l:d1ler." a contcrnptuousl PUU~
exl'rciSt' in adolescent hvsteri::i , . I PllllCftllll 11·hich re\'t'·ils niore ahout tht• ,.. .... ..,. M···-
directnr 1ha11 the t'Oll1JXlSt'r .....--•
l>ori111:: .
Hussell an<l Ft,ll~ni ,1n• !lu.•
!ll'o b1ggl'st d1rel.'lor s
represented in Cannes 1his
~·ear. and they have both
coulributcd flops. Frorn then·.
11·e h111•e no place to go but
down.
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"THE LAST
AMERICAN HERO"
""d
CllNTE.4.STWOOO
"MAGNUM
FORCE"
Both in Color IRl
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"'Rumptllllltskil'IM
,O,l 11:JOPM
lle1i1·y Fo11dc1 01Je11s
Ju1ie 4 cit Hartford
~tibjcct. It i~n·t ;1 scrious,,,filnl L ~
biogr:iphy, it's :i ,\\el Brook~
co1nedy act. .\lahlcr i sj
pictured as a cold·blooded
.Jc1rish caricnur~'. p·1tti11g. his l
t:raring fnr 1n0ne~· abO\'l' thP ,, "ATuuch
Of Class "'Th' Cot1'+'trtafi_ .. • "'Harold & Mau*" lP'GI
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Stl!•t: MeQutttt
Du,fin~
"Popillon.. '
··~ "Thi! Glffllway ..
ll'GI 'ROM NEW ll,_.t C!NlM-
P'illl JIMI HENDRIX Ni
"JIMI PLAYS IERKELEY"
lltnry Fonc!J'.~ Broadv.·•1~·
succc;;s. ··ctarcncr Doirr1)v.«"
1vill open ,June 4 at 111~·
llun!in;;!1nn 1!:1r1ford T:~ .. .tr~·
in L1·~ AngCil'S.
The eng;igen1ent 11 1 I I
continue through .Ju:•" 29 .
A onc-11'e('li. delay frorn the
original opening dale of l\1~y
28 v.•as decidc<l upon to allo11·
Fonda sufficient titll" to
rccupt.'f<lll' fully
recettt illnt•ss.
!ro111 hi :.1
1'i«kct holdl'f·" l'or the 1\·eck
uf .\iay 2i n1a~· C'xchange then1
!ur :inothcr perforn1anl'c orl
~cet1rc refund:-; ~ll the htJX \
offirt'-For further
i n [ o r n1 a t i on , eall the
l!unt!neton llartfurd Theaire,
j2l:J) 462-6666.
I ires of e1·e1·yone ::ind
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TWO GREAT
MUSICALS
Perforn1;1nct's \1ill ])(>:it 8:30
p.rn . nigh1ly i\lond:iys through l'"-----------"1
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Saturdays. 11·i1h no n1atinC(?S. j ·
"('larcnC'r D:ir1·011', .. a µla~·
h\ l)arid \\'. Rint~I::; based on l
the life ;ind career of enc of i
A111erica·~ rno~t cnlrir(ul cuur\.
roon1 !i~res. pl·1,1'<:tl t,J <.Q!li·
"FIDDLER OH
THE ROOF"
&
"MAH OF
LA MANCHA" ACROSS
1 Fae!::
5 TV hos~
9 German
prison
'15 Recount
21 Crisls
s1tua11on
23 Conv1crs
dream
24 Journalist
25 Naval
officer
26 First
~ame
27 Blotcn
28 Biblical
·king
29 Invited
30 Augments
J1 0 1shgure
33 Chahce
veil
34 Auk
genus
35 Wharl
36 Graph
38 Knights
title
39 Slices
42 Flowerless
plant
43 Final part
44 Punitive
46 On the
move
47 Fatigue
48 Indian
corn
49 Blot out
50 Stupefy
51 Money
52 Bread
song
57 Honor f1gn1s
58 "Jack 1he
t.o Bear
t.1 "Red-coins
f.2 Numerc1a!
prelix
1.1:l Embryonic
membrane
· ., Shrub
or Inclines
6~ ~',.'l1Cf1Ciln
author
69 Yute songs
70 Summit
71 Man's
nickname
72 Stop
73 Atoll
74 Melttng
snow
75 Loses color
76 Coerces
77 Pigpen
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82 Prevail
83 Greek tener
84 Lat:n
greeting
86 Liken
89 French river
90 Stratagem
91 Black
92 Wards ott
93 Damp
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95 Cogent
96 AllO!S
97 Lariat circle
98 Common
crowd
99 Skinflints
100 Female ruH
101 Strong
brother
103 Urn
104 Bontak
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106 Double
thread of·
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festival
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45 Irish sea
god
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49 Counts
calories
5 1 Hidden
valley
52 Sally
53 Comical
55 Epic poetry
56 Smash
57 Darlings
59 Accumu late
60 Consec<ate
61 Agriculture
goddess
62 Followable
63 Waler
receptable
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65 Blackbirds
66 Priggish
person
G7 Oppressed
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70 Near
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75 Swoon
76 Desliny
78 Castle
ditcries
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80 Occi~nt
8 1 Frolic
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83 Mass
85 Terminates
86 Eccentnc
wheel
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composit1on
88 Rapid
89 Debatable
90 Wea!lhy
91 Comfort
93 Join
securely
94 String
instrument
95 Optical
97 French ·
negative
98 Respect
99 Praying
insect
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neighbors
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103
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Corruptly
mercenary
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extract
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106 Nigerian
tribe
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oositions
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lady
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UCI Wind Ensemble
To P erforrri Frid a'\'
A concert wUJ be perlonned
by the lhllversity W I n d
Ensemble at UC I r v i n e • t Friday, May 24 , at 8 p.m., in
• the1Fine Am Vlllage 'lbeatre.
Ti~e 45 -membe r
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Wales" by Joseph Haydon:
"Okett fur :BlasiMtrumenflt,"
Opus 103, by Ludwig Vitt
Beethoven ; "Divertimento for
Brass and · Percussion" by
Karel Husa : ''HammersmJth,"
Opus 52, by Gustave Holst.
and "Variants on a Medieval
Tune" by Norman OeUo Joio.
Al.<io included in the concert
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Tr·aveling Singer Back on Coast
By THOMAS PAL~t~R
• Of JM Diii, Plltl Siii!
A lot of people think thnt
because Bob Hope is no longer
entertaining t r o o p s at
Cbristmas. the USO i s
inoperative.
BUt ttlat's not so. says
"hlarilyn •£olden of Newport
Beach. A Jot of entertainers
still make tours with United
Japan In 1973 and Me to the n1y :;1nall \\'UY -by going on
Far East in 1969, kept ~1arilyn tour,'' Marilyn says.
and her two £ellow musicians But actually she i~ effec·
eating, breathing and sleepln~ tively tied d o w n by her
music -and a little homesick Jove for the Orn nge Coast
toward the end -for six area . The si~foot blond..! h,1s
\\'eeks each tin1e. a tan thnt reveals sorne of the
"It's not lucrative ; it's more loves ln he r life beside music:
or less gratis." 1he n1usician Milin!{. skiing, Lennis and,
said at an interview at the first in her hearl next to her
Sound Factory in COsta Mesa . guitar. body surfing.
undergrad,ua te ensemble will
be c:oodu&d by Charles M.
AtklMOO, UCI as11!11 t a n t
professor of music, General
adm1ssion is $1. Students will
be admitted free w l t h
identification.
will be the pre m I er ..._ ________ ,,, St.ates Overseas. 1
"But I y,•as re.ady . I hadn't had ~larilyn , 22 and a Ht.year
a show in a long time." resident of Ne\\'µOrt. has
The program will include
"~1areh for the Prince oI
perfonnance of "Altercations"
romposed and conducted by
Eric Brown, a freshman
music major at saddleback
College.
•·1 don't know when t I 1st W•s reduced to heJp!ess l1ugPtttr.
Lucy hi\ returned tr!umphantly lo lhe scene of her eerlltr
haunts In lhe best role of her carter." Ann Terrill,
sanra An1 Reolster
"A once·ln-a-11ferim!! movie thal mak.es vou leave fht
tl'lea!re w1!king on 111r. If you only see one movie lhls year,
make '' 'Man1e' •·
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The Committee, the popul ar
s at iric a l and C01nedy
improvisational ensemble. will
open at the T r o u bador
Tu esday for a l\\'O wee k run.
The con1pany. wh ich has
just returned from its first
U.S. tour, i!I directed by Alan
Mrerson. \\·ho founded The
cOnu11illee in San Francisco
11 year.it ago . Noted for their
satirical brilliance. the group
pl11.yed ror JO Years in their
o~·n theatre in 1 he Bay City.
The opening nigh t
pe rf ormance at the
Troubadour will be a benefit
for the Center for Early
Education, Los Angeles school
founded in 1939 whlch has an
enrollment ranging in age
from l\\'O-year-olds through
8ixth-gradcrs.
Tickets for the opening are
priced at $2.5 per couple, which
included dinnt>r wilh 1vine and
the 511011•. They may be
purch ased by calling the
school at 651-0707, or sending a
check to the Center for Early
Education, 563 No rth Alfred
St., Los Angeles 90048:
Including ~1arilyn Holden.
The s·t n g er -composcr-
guitarist recently returned
from her third trip to the
1roops , having rovered !he.
Azores. Gennany. Scotland
and England in si:-.. 1\·ecks.
She-performed on Easter
Sunday in gloo1ny
Londonderry, presumably
some~•:here out of the line of
fire.
.i\nd after delivering encores
in distant lands, "h-1iss Holden
is now stnun.rning an d
hWDnting away closer to
home. She is entertaining the
nightc lub battalions at the
Ancient ti!ariner Monday and
Tuesday evenings, along "'ith
pianist Roger ti1oubray fron1
the USO show.
Tl:IAT RECEJ\I t1U S 0
voyage. like lhr one 10
Soulheast Asia, Korea and
~1arilyn was at the artistic talents that reach out
rf:'cording studio \\ilrking on a of the recording sludio and
solo album. 1'he spring tour night club. She "·as an art
"'as probably her last. she niajor at Cal Slate Long
says , because she's getting Beach.
involved in more studio work. SHE J'ICl\Ell up 11 gLH1ar 10
Years ago l\1arilvn and a years ago and bcgJn playing
group she played v.•ith called professional!~· fi\"e years later.
the Agajanians.cut an album. sounding out her latents first
mos!ly country and bluegrass on the UC Irvine campus.
n1usic. whilch she favors. They Sinre then she's i.unc; for
still get together for old tin1es· audienC'E's at Reuben's and the
"a kl!. but not for lh'"' rt•ror<L no\v-closed Drean1 ~lachint'.
"l"m ready to do somt>thing on \i·hich suited her bt:>st. "[could
my own no1v ," she s.1ys. stroll around and ha\'t' fun -
The albu1n. dut> "in a <"ouple vou know, break the barrier
of n1onths -!'in not sure het\r('('n pcrfom1er an d
v.·hat l<lbel vet." \\'ill be Jisll'ner. r don't like audiPnces
cOun\ry.f\a\'orfd rock. :\taril l'n !hat sort of sar. 'Uk;.i:·. c"·
t>xplaiiied. Bu! h<>r style 'or icrtnin me'."
rock is not too hard. But neither docs she go for
~fi\RIL,'N ans1\·e red about those audiences or e1nployers
half of the questions posed th;tt use her as bar~rr..it•nct
a'bo11t her musical sivle \\'ith rnusic for conversalion. "At
demOflstrations -\\•hi ch one conservative llt!le place l
revealed a soft folk cfJlor:-it ion played in Corona del '.1-lar. tnc
1vith a shade of the blues. TI1e n1anagcr \1·ould turn me 1\011 n,
Tor 'l tt 'i a l Strength in her lo11 f,;ISC!IO and I'd tum n1e back Ui>.''
' S C ''oice is vaguely similar to the sound of Honnie Raitt or SHE'S PLA \'ED at the Sad-
LONDON (U PI) -Sonic of Sandy Denny, but defies cllcback Inn too. :inrl done
the biggest names in the coniparison to \"OCatists with regional touring: L.1ke TahOl'.
musical world have been distinctive styles. Reno, Las Vegas ("1'hat gan1-
signed for the rpovie version One protrudin_g ,.Jiaraf'lf'r-bling-atmosphere l:, not 1ny
of the rock opera, "Tommy.'' istic is her convic!ion. ''I'm stl"le"l.
\\'hich stars Ann-ri.1argrel and emotionally invoh'•'rt." !'-:1._, The qualit~· of her repertoirr
Oli\"er Reed . .~ays. anal y1.ing her n11·n arti~-is rPmarkable, co1"l'ring foU I'
Elton John has been cast as tr~·. "I 11·3nt to get the fc.'1-single-spaced trped pages and
the Pinball Wiza rd. Erit ing aeross that l'n1 1r!lin: running fron1 Joni ri.!itchell.
Clapton as the preacher. and 11 slory." And n1ost of 1!11' for \1•hom she has high prailit'.
Tina Turner as the acid queen. songs 11·ith a llolrle1 b\ i1;;{' to Elton John.
Rl)ger Dallrey of The \\Iha will do th:it. There's a strong 'larilyn's heart is in her
play the tille role. The entire element or rm-leaving-the-lyrics long before sh1! sings
g'roup of The \Vho also will ci!v/I'in so-confined in h er theni. "l \1·rite something
appear in the film. fa\;orites. "I try to leave in every day," she says ."Usually
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MAR IL YN HOLDEN AND BEST FRIEND
Newport Singer·Composer-Guita rist
the \1·ords and music come at
the san1e tin1e.''
She likes au aspects of the
show business gan1e. but is
leaning to,\·ard recording and
avoiding long tours.
··RECORDING k e (• p s the
money con'..ing in. but ideally
l"d do some dinner sho\\·s somc~·here.' some three.-\\'eek
tours because I enjoy the
travel. a few concerts. and
then ta.ke some time off."
"I n1akc a good living,'' she
says, and indeed \\'i th the
album and the Ancient
~lnriner job, 1nost of her
lirl'nrn i.s reality. "'lbere·s
no1h1ng rd rather do than
sing.''
Hut in the unlikely cir·
cuinstance that the I y r i c s
and notes nren't forthcoming.
the audiences \\"OUld rather
rnilke conversation th a 11
hs!{'tl, and she lilX's of the sun
and surf. ri.·tarilyn Holden
cnn ah\•ays fall ba..:k on her
coll{'gc degree, anrl lay do\1·11
her gui tar for the palat~ ;inJ
brush.
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By SYDNEY OMAR
ARIES (March 21-April J9l:
Consolidate. Pull to g e t h e r
loose ends. Check costs. Be a
comparison shopper. Genuine
bargain is a·vailable if you put
fonb extra effort. Evaluate
collectiori. Hobby could pay
dividends.
TAU RUS (April 20-~fay 20!:
Speak your piece. Rl'quest
additional information. Take
initiative. Trust your 01\·n·
judgment. Social c o n t a c t
could develop inlo meaningful
relationship.
GEJ\UNt (?.1ay 21 -Junc 20):
Intricate decisions o cc u r
behind closed doors: You may
re<"eive personal revelation.
?ifystery is transformed to
personal knowledge. You will
see what previously was
obscured.
CANCE R (June 21 ·,Ju]v 221 :
Friendship could develoP into
romantic situation. Protect
self in emotional clinches. Be
prepared for change, 1ra1·ct
and variety. Spice is added to
your life.
LEO (July 23-:\ug. 221:
Practical affairs don1inat.e.
Goal is outlined. \'ou get
nothing for nothing. Cash
outlay may be nrccssarv to
achieve objecth'<~. Re-evaluate
domestic si~ation.
\'rRGO (Aug. 23-..<irpt. 22 1:
Loo!L_beneath s u r f a c e
indications. Seek g e n u i n e
article. This is not time to
play "let's pretend." Wishing
won·t make it so -specific
program is only \\·ay to suc-
ceed.
LIBRA rSept. 23-0ct. 2~\·
Get accounting. Questions
concerning borrowing. lending
are featured. Close associate
is more ambitious than \"OU
might imagine. Puzzle pic,ces
could fall together if you are
persistent.
.. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov . 2.r 1:
Gain insight where motives
are concerned. Son1e who
seem antagonistic mav be
playing a role. Get rid of
losing proposition. There is no
need for you to carry rxrra
burden.
SAGITfARJUS 1 Ni•\·, 22-
Dec. 2.1): Keep resolutions
\vhich are associated y,rith
vitamins. medical
appointments and nutrition.
Be ready for challenge, ne\V
contacts and chance C o r
creative endeavors.
CAPRICOR.i~ iDe1~. 22-,lan.
19 1: 'r'ou reach understanding
v.·ith one you are emot1onally
u1yo\\ t-d \\ilh -peace reigns
and you \vill haYe balance.
Key is to sort o u t
non-essen1ials Stre<iPllir.l'
techniques. Perrcct methods.
AQUARTIJS I J;in 20·Fl'o.
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confused. elect net to tulfill
obligations. Don't compound
errors. Do what must be done
for solid structure. Build and
evaluate. Stick close to home
base.
PISCES tF'eb. 19-J\farl'h 20 ::
lfave alternatives at hand.
Refuse to be backed into
corner - stat e case e\·en ji1
tone. Avoid panic. '{ol.\ gain
most no\r through combinarion
of patience and hu1nor.
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SA:-; JOSE fl 'Pf) -:\ San
Jo.>e opi ometrist has hcen
charged y,·ith defrauding lhe
st;ite and federal mPdical \1cl-
fare programs by giving in-
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ch~rging the governrr.eni hi:;;h
prices for them.
The tJoctor char11 C'd 11 ith fcur
misdemeanor counts of sub-
mittin~ false cl.:iin1~ is Lionel
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Spike Title tQ Trojans;
Hqgsett Upse:t Winner
' ' By GLENN WHITE
Of Ille Dlll'f Pl,.· lllfJ
LOS ANGELES-~thern Cal's
Trojans resembled SC traC!k teams of
yesteryear Saturday as they eJ.ploited
d<pth and taltnt lo unaeal UCLA as
PacifJc-1 track and field chnmpfon.
Cioach Vern Wolle's fcroes tallied i34;~
points to 130"2 for UCLA and they
scored in every event Saturday in the
confer('Jlce championship meet at the
Coliseum.
"Don 't tell me now that we're not
competitive," Wolfe told reporters
afterward as he stood in the middle of
the track to greet well·wishers.
Wolfe has been the target of criticism
in recent years since UCLA began to
dominate the collegiate track scene with
three co~ulive dual meet wins over use.
Ho\vever. the show belonged to the
Trojans Saturday as they outscored
UCLA 42-10 in the 440, 220, and high
hurdles. And it was the 220 that UCLA
coach Jim Bush called the mect's
turning' point.
"I figured we'd get six pointa in lhe
220," Bush said. "Instead we got zero.
When I saw that Gordon Peppars had
Jane 1, I knew it was Hie kiss of death."
Peppars figured to pick off at least a
third.
Former Newport Harbor High standout
~tatt Hogsett was adding to Wolfe's
anxieties during the mid stages of the
meet as he copped the 440 int.ennediate
hurdles wilh a lifetime best of 51.3.
Rwming in the back of the pack for the
first portions of the race, he took
advantage rJ a he'ad wind to stride out and
overhaul the fleld, which included the
defending conference champion and Tom
Andrews of USC, who had beaten Hogsett
handily in the previous day's heal.
Hogsett moved into fourth place as the
runners came off the final tum. Then he
began to cut the deficit wHll he pulled
F ovt Ret.(1i1is Pole _,
3 Coast Drivers
In Indy .500 Field
JNDlANAPOLIS-Three Orange Coast
area residents are among five Orange
County drivers who have eamed spots in
next Sunday's Indianapolis 500-mile race.
Irvine's Jerry Grant. Duane Carter of
Jtuntingtoo Beach and Rick lo.1uther of
Laguna Beach were a1nong those gain-
ing the 500 lineup Saturday.
Grant, driving an Eagle-Offenhauscr,
... will start from the sixth row. He
qualified al 181.699 mph. Carter, one of
four rookies in the field. starts from the
eighth row in an Eagle-Offy. He clocked
180.605 a week ago.
The veteran ~1uther ls in the eighth
row in a Coyote-Foy!. He averaged
179.991.
'lbe other two county drivers arc
Tustin's Mike Hiss tsecond row 1 and
Anaheim"s Jinuny Caruthers lfourth
row).
Other rookies In the first eight rov.·s of
qualifiers intjude Bill Simpson, Tom
Bigelow ood Tom Soeva (lllird row).
A. J. Foyt. as cool-headed a rkjer as
ever came down a TeUJ trail, wilf start
his 17th Indy race from the front row
pole poe:ltion.
The 39-year-old driving master from
Houston had to wait a wt>ek before being
absolutely sure. But he bad a grandstand
scat Saturday as one big gun a!ler
another tried to dislodge hj,m from the
No. 1 position he eorralled in first round
lrials seven days ago.
He had blitzed Ute ancient Jndianapolis
Speedway with a four-lap average of
191.631 miles per hour -far better than
any of the 14 other driven who made the
lineup with him that day.
But 10 others remained among tbose
5till eligible to challenge in the frnal
round.
All tried and failed Satun!ay.
It remained for another Texan,
likeable, unlucky Johnny Rutherford, to
post the second fastest speed of time
trials in Saturday's rain-interrupted
session.
Rutherford, rI, of Ft. Worth, rode his
Team McLaren car 10 miles at a speed
of 190.446 mph. Unfortunately, he'll have
to start 25th in the 33-car lineup.
He wasn't amoog those eligible to shQot
for the pole on the final day, He had
blown an engine in praclice last Saturday
moming and failed to make it to the qual-
ifying line before the 11 a.m. deadline.
He sak1 then, and he repeated Saturday,
that he didn 't think he was treated fairly.
SPORTS
Ht-re I! Ille ltnll!l\11! paft11I llr>e\11:1 lor 111e lnollflll'Olls ~ r•ce Mil 7~. ~Jed on lime tr!1ls MIV 11 ;ind S1rurdo1v {lrla, will cO"l!nue un•ll 1111 33· c•~ fleld Is llllod 11><1 1r.. l3 11111sl c1r1 will be 1r.e
sl1rter,):
...
even with two others at the final hurdle.
11e passed them in the ensuing sprint to
the tape.
Hogsett, a Stanford sophomore, said
the wind was a big factor in his favor
because it let him run all-out but slowed
him eoough to k~ him in step.
"The head wlnd m the back stretch let
me run aS fast as I wanted, but sloWed
me enough so I didn't have to chop my
slride. Then when I 'ot to the mijdle of the last tum, the wind "Yo'as behind me
and gave me extra push when l needed
it," he told the Daily Pilot.
''I realized when I got to the final
hurdle I could win and it gave me an
extra surge of energy. All 1 was thinking
was , 'run as fast as you can run.'
"I had a beautiful Jane (6) v.•ith
UCLA's Lynnsey Guerrero on the
outside. I knew he would pull me. lo.1y
time was a lot faster than I expected and
I just don 't believe I beat Andrews. Ifs
the biggest win I've ever had.''
Guerrero placed second in 51. 7 while
Andrews faded to third, causing Wolfe a
first of what tie described as near-heart
attacks. Another came in the last event-
Lhe mile relay.
USC needed only a third in the relay to
clinch the title. But on the third leg
Trojan Greg . Jones stepped on the curb
and nearly lost his footing. Ho\vever, he
held his balance and was able to finish
seCO!ld, behind UCl.A.
One other trauma was recalled bv
'rolfe. that when SC's Ed \Yashington fell
over the final barrier in the 120 high
hurdles after holding the lead up to that
point.
Hov.·ever, three other Trojans placed ln
the race. And Trojans seemed to be
everywhere in the 440 as they took places
lv.·o through five for 20 points.
Two mile5tones v•ere recorded in the
meet.
Hailu Ebba of Oregon State bagged hie;
third consecutive Pac-8 mile crown ,
recording a 4:00.5. He surged from fourth
to first on the last lap and ran the final
220 in 25.8 to take victory from Oregon's
/!·lark Feig (4:01.5) .
And, Rick Brown of Cal made a big
move on the last lap to capture his fourth
Pac-a 800 crown with a 1:48.1. It was a
tremendously competitive race "~th
Oregon's Steve Bence second in
I :48.4. James Baxter of USC outleaned
UCLA's Tooy Veney for third as each
v.·as credited v.·ilh 1:48.7. And in fifth at
1:49.0 y;as Dale Scott of Washington
State.
Bush was unusually oompli-
m e n t a r y to SC after the meet.
''\\'e had guys hurt, but so did the
Trojans. They did a heck of a job and
deserve a lot of credit," he said.
"It wasn 't easy for our kids to looe after
having won so much in recent years. But
~·e said we'd go out with class and we
did in that mile relay.''
UCLA put together a make5hilt team
of a \'lurdler, two 440 men and the injured
Be My Brown to cop the mile relay.
uo rel1v -l. Ca11f!lmf1 (W1t111r Mo111v.
Strfc1<l11><1, Bum~) .c.1. 2. use. «1.1. 3 W1m!ng1on, .w.a. 4. Oreoon State, .0.8. 5. UCLA, 41.0. '-0t9g0n, ,,_\_
Miit -l, EtitJ., OSU. 4:00.l; 2. Fell, 0 , 4:01.S. 3.
D•ooett, o, ':02.6. 4. L111>ers, 0, •:03.t. 5. 8K~. UCLA, 4:0}.f, 6. Splr, 0, 4:05.9. no nigh nurdle-s -1. It, Negfflo, WSU, ll.I. 1. "'""'1' Cal, 13.8. 3. o . WUllllms, 1.(.4. '· Andr.ws. use. ,.J:. s. FllH'1nt, c.1, 14..l. •· M. JogniOll, use.
14.4. U) -1. P••~s, UCLA, 46.4. 2. C•mpbM1. use, 46.6. l . R•ndlt, use. 41.2. 4. Jones. use, 41.4 s. llrown.
use, l1.S. '· Hicks, w, lf.1. llO -1. Brown. Cal, l :al. 2. eence, Q, 1:4.4. J. ll•xler, use. 1:411.1 4. v_.... UCLA. 1:41.7. 5. Scoo. 1:49.0. 6. l(ovKkh, UCLA~ 1:'9.2.
100 -1. D•vi.. w. ,,,, 2. SIMV ... i. use. '·'· '· P-n;l1, UCLA. -f.I, 4. .stTldr.l1nd, C.I. t.I. S.
WlliOll, UCLA. t .9. 6. W11k9', C11, t.t . High lump -I. Flffl', OSU, 1·1''2. 2. Kollrie~.
UCLA, 7-.G. 3. Culp, use .... 10. '· 01ml1lle, wsu. '"'· s. (Tltl RF!ltntlhm c11, 1l'ld c .. rk, w, It-I.
4411 ln1ermtdl•le lltlnlln 1. "-'llllt, s. Sl.J, 2,
Glllr(MO, UCLA, ,,.,. l. Andrews, use. 51.1. '· Ovnon, OSU, 52.1. S. L•Wl'Y• W, Sl.6. '· 111111', W.
S2.I. no -1. Minor, wsu, 11.2 2. s~1ver1. use, 11.2. J,
Wel1<1r, C1I, 21.3. l . Strlcld1nd, C1I, 21.4. 5. A1ndle,
21.•. '· Tnom11, use. 21.s. OIKUI -1. Frebef'll, UCLA, 151·9. 2. Miiier, WSU,
1u.o. J. cn.mool. w, 119-1. A. Fruguglltttl, use. 17l· l. s. McCourllt, wsu, Tn-6. 6. Eerl, w, 161-4>.
Tripi• Jump -1. T•ylor1 UCLA, 53.ll(,w, 2. Coc~e. use, Sl~w. 3. Wish 1111ton. use. 5'1·1'hw. '· Hinkley. W, »9. S. Klmbltl, WSU, S0.1".~. '· ICrtbs, Cil, 50-J. TllrM-mlle -1. J . Ngt>!O, WSU, 13:16.0. 2. GtL1, 0, ll::M.2. 3. T. Wllll1ms, o, IJ:,j,(J.6. '· MCCl\t'Sney, 0, 13:46.2. 5. Murphy, o, 13:47.0. 6. Ritcn.rson, use.
13:"9.6. Mlle r.!1y -1. UCLA (G111trrero l7.I, Wiiiers 47.L P1rk1 U..J, Brown '6.61 J;01.7. 2. USC !Brown 49.1, Andr1ws 41.1, JOMs l1.2, Campbell 45.lf 3:01.9 J. C1lflornl1, 3:10.A. '~ OSU, 3:11.0. !. Oregon, 3:11 ,7. TNm scores: l, :>G!Jlhern C1l ll•',, 1. UCLA 130'>. ]. QrtgOfl 94. 4. Washln9!on 51•1• 16. 5. Or~1:o11 Sl1!e
i..i. 6. C1lllornla Sl'o, 7. W1s~l"'Qlon ~\>.I. St!tnlord "· A--3.6Sd.
Politics May Tell Story
Aussie Tells of Fans Comirig .4fter Lines1na1i
Goodwill, fellowship, happy feeling.
'\\·orld brotherhood and all th05e other
sports blathering& may be cast aside as
Davis Cup play continues.
M Jeast, that's opinion of two tennis
experts, ooe of whom returned from
Qavis CUp plai in lodla oo.1y a few days
ago.
~ chap, John Alexander of Austra11a1
says South Africa may capture this
year'• cup, now that Australia and the
United Slates have been eliminated.
South Africa has a fine team. But that
lm't the reasm Alexander uy1 It may
finish first. 0 Th.ey may win bec:aU!!le no
one wlll play them," be told thiJ column.
''They'll win most of their mllches by
defaulL"
Communist bloc naUons and England neure lo decline pairing with South
Al!lca, brlrielng 1boul forfeit. Tho
reaaon? StrlcOy polltlca.
Soulli Africa pracUcts aportheid :
'"Plratlall of the races and political
ind economc discrimination against
non Europeam. ,
"It ,..Ill' rkllculou1 to not play them,"
Alexander say1. The players have
nothing IO do with their COW1lry'1 policies
and Ille whole lcld of the Divis Cllp la to
promote ,.OOwlll. ![ you loolt eround '
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you'll see that all countries have shabby
comers." he adds.
"We're all great mates wit~ South
Africa's players -CIUI Drysdale, Bob
Hewlt~ etc. In fact, Hewitt COllb from
Australia."
* * • Alexander tells <I the tremendous
"l'Owd pressure exerted by the lndian.s In
IM.I• .. "ltlTI
WHITE
WASH
the malcba al Cllculta. "Animal
lnstlndl got the be!\ of them. Once they
""'" coming out or the alands after a linesman when he made a ca.II~ against
India, He changed the call.
"One linesman foot-faulted me four
times in one set That'• more than I
might have In a year."
Allred tt this was the most vlcloo1
c:rowd be bad ever bet:t1 Involved wilb,
Alexander rtplles: "No, 11'• mlldl bettor
tG play in India than it is in Mexico or
some Gf the European countries." _
It's known that Spanish and Romanfilh
crowds can get super hostile, and South
American turnouts have turned the heat
oo visitors, too. Frankly, I've yet to
hear a specific incident whete Mexican
fans got out of cootrol in tennis. • • • Justice bas again prevailed.
Th.ls time in the NCAA small college
playoff~
Despite outcries from UC Irvine and
Col State (Fullerton\, the upcoming
regfonal playoffs will be held at Puget Sound, Wash.
Good. '
Puget Sound leamt have had to make
the annual journey to Calllornla for
re&ionals play Ove )'eOl'I nmnlng, Undor
no clramutance abould that stiUk be
further extlftled.
. It's hanl lo imagine UC! and cat State
even having the nerve to suggesl P\lget
Sound make the expensive and llrlng
trip, then having lo play before hostile
crowds and have to put up with the
rigors ol ll\llng out of sultca ....
So it rains In Wuhlngton. And llf It
c!ooto money to 1e1 up there. It's l'llgel
Sound'• tum to have the event and that'•
II Schmitt.
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Sundal, May 19, 1974
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EX·NEWPORT HARBOR STAR MATT HOGSETT BREEZES OVER A HURDLE ON THE WAY TO VICTORY.
Hit Lifts LA Garvey!'s
Doclgers Triump1i
LOS A~GELES (APl -Ste\'C Garvey
singled Dave Lopes home fro1n third
base with two out in the 13th inning
Saturday, giving the red-hot Los Angeles
Dodgers a 1--0 victory over the Atlanta
Braves.
Garvey's hit came off Lev; Kfausse
just after the Allanta relief pitcher \\1as
struck in the stomach by Tom Paciorek's
line drive.
Lopes opened the 13th l\'ith a single,
only the Dodgers' fifth hit. He went to
second as Bill Buckner grounded out and
took third while Krausse threw out
Paciorek. The pitcher then collapsed in
front of the m>Ulld, but remained in the
game. Garvey then singled to right
Atlanta star(er Phil Niekro held the
Dodgers ito two hits in nine innings while
Andy Messersmith of Los Angeles
blanked the Braves on four hits in 10
innings. Mike Marshall and Charlie
Twins Riddle
Singer, Halos
In 10-4 Win
BLOOMlf'..'GTON, lo.finn. <AP) -The
f¥1innesota TY.1ns lashed 10 singles off
California's Bill Singer in less than five
innings en route to a 10-4 victory over the
Angels in an American League baseball
game Saturday.
Minnesota bunched four singles and
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capitalized on an error by California
shortstop Dave Chalk .to score three runs
in the third inning.
Singles by Tony Oliva. Steve Braun and
Bobby Darwin with one out in the filth
iMing chased Singer, 5·3, and helped the
Twins to a 6-2 lead.
The Angels threatened in the sixth but
reliever Ray Corbin retired pinch hitter
Joe Lahoud on a foul pop 'A'ith the bases
loaded. .
Corbin. 3--0, replaced starter Dave
Goltz with two runners aboard and none
out in the second inning after Goltz v.•as
struck on the right knee by Tom Mc-
Q-aw's line drive.
The teams combined for 30 hits during
the three-hour oontest
Bobby Valentine paced the Angels v.·ith
three singles and a double.
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single with tv.·o out in the eighth .
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the third when Garr beat out a one-Out
bunt and raced to third on a v.·i\d pickoff
lhro\v by Messersmith. Hov.·ever. he
remained at third as Marty Perez flied to
short ri ght field and Dusty Baker lined to
third for !he final out.
The setback snapped Atlanta's five-
game 1vlnning streak. It v.·as the 10th
vic tory in the Jasl 11 games for the
STEVE GARVEY
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Laver. Riesse11 ;
In Vegas Finals
I.AS VEGAS (AP l -Un,,.eded Marty
Riessen pulled off the biggest upset of
the $150,000 Las Vegas tennis tournament
Saturday with a \vindblown 7-6. 6-3 ?.1in
over toi>seeded John Newcombe.
It was the secood upset in as manv
days for Riessen. who knocked off third-
.seeded Arthur Ashe Friday.
The victory over Newcombe means
Riessen v.•ill face Rod Laver of Corona
On T11 Today
Chan11el 1 at l ---del Mar in today's final s wit~ $30,000
first place mooey and a $21 ,000
automobile al stake.
Riessen has the chance to more than
double his total prize money this year of
$28,000 If he wins the finals and since be
hat never won more than fl0,&00 tn a
alngle tournament, he could still set a
pel'IOf\81 record. with numerup money of
fl~.000. ' La""' gained the finals with brilllant
comeback, losln/! the · first set belore
dominating second.....Sed Tom Okker or
Nethorland1 &-7. &.:I, l-2.
Rie.ssen also ended a remarkable
slrtak for Newcombe, who had played
compeUllve tennis for the last seven daya
iotralghl and nine of the lost 10 ~s
bepmlng with last Sunday's victory ii
the World Olamploosbip ol Tennis final~.
l)odgcrs. ,,·hose nin£'-ga111c ,,·inning string
. c:.unc to an end Friday night.
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In Preakness
BALTl~fORE (AP) -lTis trainer calls
him a one-run horse. And that one run
made Lit.tie Current a ~·inner Saturday in
the $209.000 Preakness.
"This is a one·run horse .'' trainer Lou
Rondinello told jockey Miguel Rivera.
"Wait, v.•ait, wait ."
Rivera waited cooly, even when Little
Current couldn't get throu gh with liv e-
sirteenlhs of a mile left. The patience
paid off.
Little Current stormed. through oo the
rail and ran away from the field which
included Kentu cky Derby w i n n er
Cannonade. At the finish he was seven
lengths in front of longshot Neopolitan
Way with Cannonade another length
back.
"\Vinning the Preakness was the one
thing I really wanted," said owner John
Galbreath. \vho added that Little Current
definitely will run In the Belmont Stakes.
He and trainer Rondinello also wanted
Rivera to ride Little Current, who bad
finished fifth in the Derbv with a big
stretch run under Bobby ijssery.
Rondinello said he and Galbreath had
asked Sigmond Sommer and Frank
"Pancho" Martin, Rube The Great's
owner and trainer. for permission to take
Rivera as their first-call rider.
Rivera. who rode Little current to a
fourth-place finish In the Blue Grass, al30
credited his good friend Angel Conlero
with playing a part in getting the chance
to win the preakneg_ I
Cordero, who had ridden Cannonade in
the Derby and Preakness, had ridden
Little CUrrent in his first nine racts-
"I don't speak too good Engltsh, but I
want to say thanks to ~1r. Galbreath and
Angel Cordero whG steered hlm to me."
Tbe lime or I :54 315 for the t 3/16 miles
Ued the clocking <I Nashua In 1955 and
made the 99lh Prtakneos the tblrd
fastest. •
CannononM> II won In 1:54 flat in 1971 1
and Secreo.riat was Urned In 1:54 215 last II
year.
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Galbreath, returned '28.20. fl5.i0 and
fUO to bis backers In • crowd ol 54,911
on a suony tley.
Neopo!IWI Way. owned by Elliabeth F. j
Thomas. paid flll and '10, and John M.
Olin's Canllon>de pold M to~·
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C 2 DAIL V PILOT Sunday, May 19. }q74
Sports Clippecl .Short
BBC Captures
Volleyball Crown
K'.\O:'.\"\'ILLE . Tenn-Balboa B a y
Club's senior Yollcybal! team captured its
fifth straight tit le and the open team
\'amc \\i thin an e\ elash of annexing its
di,·1sion in thl' l' S national ioumament
Saturday n1gh1 :n the l:ni,·cn;ity of
Tennessee
The srniors 1eam defeated San Dieqo
\tasters. 15-6. Ji-15 in the title n1alch
before a cro\1d of O\"Cr 4.000
And in the op<>n final. '.\C . .\:\ ch:unpion
UC Santa Barbara became the fiNit
collegiate team to y.·in the l ! S. nalional
Cl"O\ITI, toppling BBC, 1-15. 14-11. 16-l4 in
a tense stn1gglc.
BBC had point-n1atch t~u different
times, but t:CSB carnc back to v.·1n it.
~1iles · Pabst and Torn Read \1·erc
named to the All-Ainer!ca fir.~t team in
the open division 11•ith Tom Ashen and Ed
Backer selected to the second tca1n:
Chuck Nelson and Jizn Keane \\'Crc
selected to the seniors All-American first
wtlt v.·ith Don Buechler. Bob Wetzel and
George \Vagncr making the second team.
Tile women's title went to the LA
Renegades \rho defeated Will's Little
Dippers.
• llSC .Vine Roinps
LOS ANGELES Steve Kemp
pounded two home runs and Marvin Cobb
added another, leading defending
champion Southern California to an 11·6
viclory over Oregon Saturday in the first
game of the J'acific-8 Conference
cha1npionships.
Oregon. the northern P:ic-8 "''inner. and
LiSC. chan1Rion in the south. rncet again
today in the' bcst-of·three series, playing
a doubleheader if necessary.
T(){la y 's Sports
011 Telev isio11
10 a.in. f2l -CBS SPORTS
SPECTACULAR -American and
Russian amateur boxers compete
in matches in l\toscow. taped ~1ay
II. Also, U.S. vs. USSR v•omen's
basketball taped Friday in l\tadison
Square Garden.
10:30 a.m. (51 -ANGELS
BASEBALL The CuHfomJa
Angels meet the T1-1·U1s a t
l\1innesota .
11 a.m. 14 ) -STANLEY CUP
PLAYOFFS -The sixth game of
the championship series bet .... ·cen
the Boston Bruins and t h e
Ph i I a de 1 p h i a Flyers from
Philadelphia.
, 12 noon (21 -CDS TENf'..'IS
CLASSIC -Top pros compete for
shares of a S60.000 purse. Roger
Taylor meets !\larty Riessen In
tOOay's match.
I p.m. (2) COLONIAL
NATIONAL T 0 U RN A !\1 E NT
-Final round coverage from FL
Worth, Tex. (71 -ALAN KING
TENNIS CLASSIC -Finals in the
$150,000 event from Las Vegas. Top
prize is $30.000.
2 p.m. (4 \ -PREP SPORTS
"'ORLO -Highlights-of the second
round playoffs in the Los Angeles
city boys tennis tournament.
3 p.m. 17) 'V ORLD
IN\'ITATIONAL TENNIS CLASSIC
-!\1ixed doubles action: Stan
Smith and C'hris Evert face Arthur
Ashe and Billie Jean King .
The Pac-8 champion faces Pacific
Coast Athletic Association champ Cal
State (Los Angeles) in the opening of the
KCAA play0ffs next .,..·eekcnd.
e (lnnrrie Spnrl,les
BAKERSFIELD -Janla1ca's Don
Qu;1rrie ran the fastest 220 in the ~""·or!d
this year. a 20.3 clocking helped along b.y
legal '14inds. l\'hile other athletes battled
chilly gusts up to 40 miles an hour
Saturday night in the third Bakersfield
Invitational track meet.
Ste,·e Prefontaine, r..1a~1 Decker and
Rick \\'OOlhuier a11 \ron their ract>S easi ly
despite the sY:irl1n g \"tnds. •
Prefonta ine \\'On the t\l.'o mile in 8:34.4
and ~liss Decker captured the \ronlen's
MO in a fa st 2:N.6. just 2.6 SC{'Onds off
the \1·orld rL"<.'Ord .
\\'ohlhuter. th e 11•orld record holder.
,1·on the half mile in 1:48.8 over Danie
~ralan of South Afri ca, \l'ho ,1·as timed
in 1:50.0.
e Ln \'erne Rolb
COM~fERCE-La \'eme Co I I e g e 's
baseball team. featuring five former
Orange Coast College players, captured
the NAIA District c h ampionship
Saturday night, defeating \\'bittier eo1:
Jege 5-4. at Quigley F'ield .
Second baseman Rich f'iclder h;id two
hits ::ind ~red the g().ahead run for !he
'14·inning Leopards. AOO Paul Fleming
also had a hit.
F'iclder. Flc>min~. Dan Qui scnbcrrv.
Tim Kelly and Don Snyder formerly
played for OCC.
e S1cede.• Tri11mpl1
BAASTAD. S1vedcn -A doubles
victory by Bjorn Borg and Ovc Bengtson
gave Sweden an insurmount~1h!c 3.fl le;id
Saturday Hgainst Poland in the Davis
Cup European Zone Seelion A tennis
ciuarter finals.
Borg and Benb'1.son defeated \\'ojcircl
Fibak and Tadeusz: Nowicke 6-4. 6-8, 6-1.
64 to clinch Sweden's triumph in the
best-of.five series.
e Slnnf<>rd Win.•
SEATTLE -Stanford won the Pacific·
8 Conference tennis chan1pionships
Saturday, 5-4 over UCLA. but UCLA"s
Brian Teacher v•alked ay,·ay y,·ith
individual honors.
\\'hile Stanford carried the day .
Teacher defeated Jim Delaney of
Stanford , 7-6~ 7-5. for the No. I singles.
e WTT Cha11ge
CHICAGO -Directors of \Vor!d Team
Tennis announced Saturday a forn1at
change {or league play e f f e c t i v c
immediately.
The league \viii play five instead of ~ix
sets in a match in this order: \l.'omen 's
singles. men's doubles and mixed
doubles.
There will be a IO minute intennission
instead of a 15 minute break as in the old
format used since ,the league season
opened h1ay 6.
The new format, in ~'hich any player
can play two sets, is expected to cut
do .... 11 on match time. officials said.
e Soccer \ficl-0ry
GLASGO\V, Scotland Scotland .
emerging as a strong \Vorld Cup
prospect, defeated England, 2-0, Saturda.v
before 100,000 spectators in a traditional
'==============='-~soccer match.
D<illl' Piiot Slllf P~
CHRISTIAN ATHLETES NIGHT -Former USC
football players talk with Dana llills athletes .1\1
Benavidez (second from left) and Darryl Ho\l.'e
fright) during the Christian Athletes Night Saturday
at the Gloria Dei Lutheran Churth in Dana Point.
Others lfrom left\ are Allen Gallaher. Jon \'oget
and !ilike Ryan. The event \vas presented by the·
f'el\o .. vship of Christian .<\thlelcs
Scrambling Court1iey
Retains Colonial Lead
F0!1T \\.ORTH 11\.Pt-Scrarnblcr
Chuck Courtney. no1\' ri leridrr hy t11·0
strokes. looked over his ~houlder at thr
threatening figure of Jack l\'ickh1us.
"\"ou're always a\\'arc of hi1n. \'cry
;nrarc or him," Courtnl'V said Sa!11rd nv
af!cr his Jong birdie putt ·on the final hOI~
On TV Todn!I
Cl1111111el 2 111 I
had preserved a par round of 70 and a 5~
hole tow! of 206 through lhrre rounds {If
the $250.000 Colonial N.:itioal Open golf
tournament.
Nicklaus. generally regardl>d as !hr
greatest player in the game today and
holder of a record 14 m a j or
championships. c1osed UP. '14'ith a 69. At
209 he ""'as just three behind the leader
and one behind little Rod Curl, alone in
second with 71-208.
"A fc1v years ago.'' Courtney said.
"Everybody aJ .... ·ays \\'anted to know.
'\Vhat's Ben Hogan doing?' l\'011· it's the
same thing l\"ith ,"Jicklaus.
l!\irn.roond leaders '" me ~1'.10.000 Ct>lono•I Na llonal OP..., qolf rourndmtM.
Chuc~ Couriney
Rod Curl
l•c~ N•c ~l•ul lom W~h--opt
Hale Irwin
Juli111 llon:i:s
Hl/Oerl GrNtl
David Gr•h•m Gr1y Play..-Gary McCord
Ll't Trevino Larry Hl!\ior'I /~only K••~r 5,,,,., Melny~
Dan Sl~e•
Orville MOOdv Chari~ COOd v
Lionel H-rt
Rll< M~Sl'"9ale Bruce OevHn
Let finer Devt HIU
Jim Oen! Chi (hi Rodr igu~z
Tom \V1Tson Gav Brewer
Ml1<1 Morlev
"Everyone w;ints to kno1-1· "hat he's
doing. r:veryonc is a\varc of him. And no
one is n1orc aware of him than I Jm."
Those three-Courtney. Curl and Nickht~
-1\·cre the only ones in the selecl field
of designatetl players able to bceak par
for th ree rounds of play 1n a s11·irl1ng:
11·ind that Saturday gustl>d to 30 miles an
hour.
Tom \\"eiskopf. the defend ing champion
1-1·ho had a 72 under the blazing Texas
sun. and llale lr.,...·in. with a i3, were tied
<1 t par 210. Both said they felt they had
an excellent chance of '14'inning th~
S50.000 first prize.
··1'm still right in there:· sa1r!
\\.eiskopf. ----
Brui11s, FIYcrs
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l'JHLADELPHl1\ iAP) Th c
bt"le<igucrl>d Boston Bruins "·111 b.11t!c not
only the ferocious young r)hiladclphia
Flyers today in the sixth g.irne of the
National Hockey League Stanle~· Cup
championship. but also the vlhr<1nl \·oice
of Kate Sn11tt1 singing. "t;ud Bless
All1t'ri(:.:i.·•
And this ti111e it won't be a rerordinl! of
!he Flyers' ~ood luck song . .\Jiss Snlith.
in per::.on. is sched ulc c1 to lead a sr!luut
ctu11d of 17 .007 in her renctition or lrving
Berlin's classic.
·r.hc r·1yrrs beg.:in preempting-the
Xational Anthem occasion;illy u·ith "God
Bl('ss America .. sc1·cral ye;irs ago and
disco,·ered the team usuallv .,..·on \l'hrn
Kate sang. So they reserved the record
for i1 nportant games.
They h;ivc .,...on 36. lost a and tted l
after .:i Kate Smith sendoff. They trail
the Flyers. three i;amrs to l\\'O.
SCC's Causey,
Singletary,
R?use _Spar~e
REDLAND5-Mike Sfn8letary, GleM
Rouse, Steve Alexandel' and Jack
Causey posted lndlv1duat vlCWrlea for
Southern Calllq.rnla College In the
District III NAIA track and field
championships Saturday nigh t a. t
Redlands University.
But the four wins plus a triumph in the
mile relay weren't enough to overcome a
depth advantage by Occident.al College
and as a result, the Oxy Tigers won the
team title. 175-1&4.
Singletary completed a two-day sweep ~
ol the sprints with a 2Q.9 clocking in the
220.
Rouse \\'On the mile run in t :10.5 and
finished third in lhe 8lk> in I: S2.5.
Causey cleared 6-6 to win the high
jump.
Two upsets marred the So Ca I
performanC<'. Don Turri finished 1econd
in the sho~ put v.ilh e heave of 58-ii14,
so1nc 31·'l·inl'hcs behind the wilJ,ller.
Ed Bouldin, boasting the best tinle in
the country for the 10.000-meter walk
prior to the meet, had to setlle for
second place.
Alexander v.·on the de ca th Ion
l'O!npetition with Jim Feeney third.
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Foitu'M ~.G.~!?!i!· MAY 23·26
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WITH HO~ARO L. HANDY
J .C. Agajanlnn, the man •1th the big sombr<n> Md well·
known Southern California auto and motorcycle racing promoter.
wUI be ... king his third Indianapolis 500 v!ctc.ry from a good
vantage polnt next SUnday.
Aggie's famed No. 98 ...,oo the race for the flnt ti.me in
1952 with Troy Ruttman at the 1,1rheel. lt was 11 yea rs later
...,.hen PameUi Jones wheeled into victory Jane at Indy in an·
other 98 model.
Mike ~fooley, Aggie's driver this season, will be among the
front-running cars in next week 's race and it i! another II
years since Aggie last Y.'00 the race as a car owner.
"Yoo have to think t.1ike has a great chance to win ," Aggie says.
"He's always been a mediocre qualifier before, but he has
an excellent 500-mile record. He was third at Ontario and fourth
at Pocono last year.
. ''I also like the idea that he's the youngest Of the top 15
pomt scorers of 1973 (rom the United St.at€! Auto Club cham-
piooship circuit. !!e's 27. Troy u·as 22 when he woo for me
and Pamelli was 29."
Jtle•n Driver nt 011tnrlo
Gn:y Egerton of Costa Mesa will be amonc the competitors
In today's Super Vee and GT Challenge Cup raus at Ontario
1\-totor Speedway.
Egerton ho1~ many of the drivers at his home Thursday
night prior to start of the weekend competition.
Elliott Forbes-Roblnson. an aspiring Formula One Grand
Prix driver from La Crescenta, all but monopolized two divi-
sions of racing by lntematiorwl Moior Sports Association drivers
last weekend at Laguna Seca.
Today's challenge cup race "ill bt a four·bour endurance
11pectacle beglnnlng at I o'clock. The Super Vee event starts
at 11 and is a ts-lap e\·ent on the 3.Z.mlle Ontario road course.
Raee Cars Jtlust Regls1er
California O\.l'Tlers o( up to one million off-blgh'4'ay vehiclei;
which have RC\'Cr been registered are advised they may pay
their registration recs bct\.l·een no1v and July l at any Depart·
mentor ~10!.oc \'ehicles office.
Off-highway vehicles include all classes of race cars, motor-
cycles. minibike:>, snov.111obiles. dune buggies, all-terrain ve -
hicles and sirnilar t}'!)l.'S.
Off-high .... ·ay rchic.:lcs \\'hich heretofore did not ha ve to be.
registered includ«i those used only on private property and
tho5e driven only 1n closed-circuit ol"~mtted racing events.
lJSAC, SCCA JoiJ. Forces
The Unlled Stales Auio Club (USAC) 1nd tbe Sports Car
Club of America tSCCAJ have reached an agreement lo •·ork
ioward a common formula for open-v•heel. slngie-seat cars and
a .single North American championship series.
The tvoo groups also agreed to jolntly sancUon the 1974
Formula S.000 championship seria.
The Formula 5.000 championship series -.riill be run entirely
on road courses and does bot replace USAC's cbamplonshlp
trail. The schedule :
June t-J\Ud-Oblo Sports Car Course, Lexington . Ohio.
June J5-r.1osport Park, Bovt'manlille. Oat.
Jaly 14-\\'atklns Glen Grand Prir Circuit. Watkins Glen.
N.Y.
July %P-Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisc.
Sept 1-0ntarlo l\foior Speedway.
Oct. IJ-Lagnna Seca Raceway, ~1onterey.
OcL t7-Rlvenlde International Race,.·ay, Rivmidt.
Ulgl1er •fall, lt'ider Plls
NOTES FRO~f TAE PJTS AT 11\DY -There have been a
number of improvements at lndy this year tha t should aid driv-
ers. The pit area has been "iden('d and the angle of tbe turn
rrom the track into the pits has bt..'l·n lessened. In additioo, the
height of the wall around the track has been increased.
The Indy 500 is still tops in dol!ars per mile per drive·r.
In add ition to the purse n10ncy, drivers receive cash for each
lap that they lead the race and c011tingcncy money from spon-
sors. Last year the fir~t six fini shers "'aJked away '>'1th
$466,723.
llu11ti.11~tu1i Beacli
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volleyball Summa,.ies
Alt-Or• ..... CM!flty v .. 1.v111n T•U•MY
111 Mun1t,.1on INch Hlthl .,."' "°""" -· Cor0fl1 dl"I Mir~!. Edl!IOll 15.1, 1s.10.
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Mtlllklrt def. Edison 1~7. lS·I.
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Dt,.. Hiii$ JIPlll wi1h Mlllok•n. 1$-1, 1~
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Ut>UM Wi'. I.I Qul11t1 11-1'-IS.10.
l"ool 1 tllftdlngt-OlroN dtl M¥ 7-1;
Aztecs Tangle
With St. Louis
LOS ANGELEs-still
W'lbtateo •fter two ~
the Ia Angel•• A>tt<I hoot
powerful St. Louis In • 3
o'clodc game today at East
Ia Angeles' Stadium. "
The Aztecs, a lpW«<>rlns
but loul1\ defensive club, will
face a team which ts almost
entirely A""'1can In orieln, a
nrlty tn the North American
Soooor League.
Dena H;U! '"'; Milllk1n S.•1 Edi1on 7.
6; LOI •l1mltos 0-11.
Pool 1 !l1ndlng-Founl1l11 V1lltY 6-2;
Hun!lnciton &t1ch 6·2: Sen Clemen•e
s.J; Coron• dd ~· No. 2 J.J;
U11lvr~ltv o-1.
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Honored
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Ciarelli It's a Douhle"-for Laguna's Hulst
Record
Ry HO~'ARD I.. llA!\D\'
01 IM 0•11'1" Plltt S1•ff
ALTA LOMA-'l'ony Ciarelli
was the tone bright li ght for
Orange Coast College in the
Southern. California JC track
and field championships held
at cold, wind-swept Chaffey
College Saturday night .
Dy HOGER CARLSON
Of lllt 01HJ ,.1111 Stitt
Laguna Beach H i g h ' :s
sensational sopho1nore Eric
tlulst withstood the challenge
and rolled to n pair of meet
records in capturing the CIF
2-A ch.1mp.ionship in the nJile
nnd 2-mile SaWrday nJght at
Valencia fligh.
The Laguna Beach redhead
t u r n e d back Blooininft,on
11igh's 1-tark Washburn in both
events, rolling to a 4: 13.7 In
7 qualifiers
t.he mile. th<'n coining back to
\.I'll\ the 2-ntilc 111 9:08.6 at the
2-A t r a c k and l i e Id
cranipionships.
Hulst quullfied an-both
{'\'t.'flts ror 1-"'rlday ·s :-.-tasters
~1ee1, but scratched fron1 the
mile in an attempt to put all of
his emphasis on his' favoritc-
the 2-mile.
And he predi('ts he'll have to
better 8:55 to '1·in at th e
f\1a sters Friday.
Hulst 1\·on bot h of his racrs
Ciarelli eclipsed his own
school record of two weeks
1221-8) with a lifetime best
toss of %25-91,1 to place second
in the javelin, ooe of the first
events on the program.
llis second place finish
qualified hin1 for the state
meet at Bakcn;fie\d next
Saturday. I-le is the lone OCC
trackmoo to qualify fo r the
final meet .
Squabbles Mar
Girls Spikefest
One of t'n rce P i r a t es
001npetitors: in the finals at
Chaffey, Ciarelli was the only
one to conquer the blustery.
cold nig ht. The others v.·ere
high jumper Doug !11arlin \\'ho
fa il('(! lo clear the opening
height of 6·2 and three n1iler
Duane \\'alllni re \\'ho finished
eighth.
Pre-n1eet f;ivorile }'u1lerton.
v.·it h 16 qualifiers, v.·on the
team tit le with 66 points to 52
for runncrup Los Angeles City
College.
The top four finishers and
ties in tht field events qualify
for t\lc California state meet.
By HA NK \\'ESCll
Of th• D1Jlt "'llot Si.H
f{OLLING lllL..~ln a
n1ect \\·here squabbles off the
track nearl y overshadov.·cd
performan('es on it. s i x
Orange COast area girls and
i\'c'vJXlrt !!arbor High's 44-0-
vard relav teain survived a
Stonny ciF' girls track and
field qualifying mce.t Sa turda y
at Rolling Hills J-ligh.
The area qualifiers included
\\'estm inst.er's J ill Ca1dv.--elt in
the mile. Cost.a ~Iesa's Amy
'IOOmpson (440) and Erin
Galla¢tcr lmile). Uni\·ersity's
Cheryl Czorny in the long
jump and Ne'>'1>0rt's Di.th y
cari<'of and Nadine \\'ilson in
lCO 1. ~onni.on !\\'~1 LA ) 9 l 1 l"' h" h " ~mi le• flonr,1 acacni 9.• J. 3.,,,, IJ<.: ig JUnl p.
!Wcs1 LAI 9.s •· w 11mc;th 1Ci1•u•I 9 ; The squabbles. ,,. h 1· c !1 s. wn111 LA Sou1hwes11 9.4 • Mill~r .. 7iiL~Cf ) J~~nlOll !We•t L.AJ 2• sm11ev 01·ershadowed these and other
l ~~,t~~af1~4 ,_2\J,1~in 1 ~f.~~'ri fine performances, v.· c r C'
11.2 5. Bush (W~11 LA1 ~1.2 ~. legion. An example : f ~rmer (lA Sournwe>tl 21 S. ·~,;,~ ~~1\~,1\;,~no'6~se•~~1 F~;~J, Cost.:1 J\1esa·s 440 yard rela y
•LA ~ou1n.,...n .s.9 •. Mele.ii fLA 1can1 of Sue J...acke'-·. Corinn<' ~w•hwtll ' •9 O > Sml!n ! LA J
sou111wesu •9.l 6. Mvles iLA Haroorl Cl aveau. Diane L..esl.cr and
d .4 ~h 1&0 -1. ~nev ILACCJ 1 .~1.11. ~liss 1 on1p s on , \\"as H•vne\ (Uno Beach) 1 .~l.1 J. Wull IPoercel 1 ~;o 4. Fo• (R•o Hondo\ disqualified after apparentl y
1 :~.• S. Groll 4Cotr;n) l:ll.i 6. Ca•la (fl•ncock! l.$11 l \\·inrtjng i1s heat in 52 I
,l,\~~t ~u~·.~1 ~;an2 .. ~~;P<1~:111!'113? kjckfng off a ho t protest.
1~";"~~.~"~es1. ,~~i i 0·~ ~-0~~1~'~ Officials crlginally declared
~·;r~> •:111 6. Koenlo /Mt SAC ! Upland the team to be
110 HH-1. Holt (LACCl 11.l 2. H<>U•lon d1"squalified. then switched !El C.•rnl<1>! no h,,.,.. J. Hallm~n ~~?~!..~1~0 :,~ s' sir':"'\:!.t s~l~ d('('isions to disqualifv Cos ta
"II tome 6. O .. en1 CM!. SAC H6. ~1esa (for an iJle~ai bJtO!l ••O IH -I ~tee!e fGtendalel >.:J.] 1 Fl•n<'• cLA H~·l><>'t s..i 1 3 passt and d('('lared Uplan d the l.'onoe>sleln !Fullerlcnl ~.I •· l o.,e t\~n11 B•ro.ra) ss l S. s m.rn 1rinn<'r. IP•er<e) ~ .• ~ N~l•CW'I (CCI. o! Canyo~s )l'IO time. ,.\) relay _ (Helt 11 I Rov•! SOD
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Boes Star MV' s tee Comes of Age
Iron Play Does It Seeks State W:ith U.S. Swiinming R ~cord
For Eag.les Golfer· G:~A?~I:~ v.,::::~::.~:;!i.SWUn
C:olllns Sizzles
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... By ROGER CARI.50N
Of tk 0 1llt ,lie! Sll tf
lt's not too unconunon for a
golfer to tum to one or his
playing partners and ask for a
little help y:hen 1hings aren't
going as srooothly as he'd like.
But when he's clicking with
a 34 at the tum ori the way to
his third straight I r v i n e
League golf championship and
asks if anyone can tell hhn
what he's doing wrong-it's a
tipoff to his personality and
ability.
'"'; Estancia lfigh senior Larry
~HV 'llol Sl~U Pll9tt
, · Collins aMexed his third
straight circuit title by a
seven-stroke margin at Indian
Hills Country Club i n
Ri\'erside recently.
"Larry has an amazing
personality for someone at his
skill level." says Estancia
coach Wally Chute.
"He's never above anyone."
Chute says it's Collins' v.'Ork
;rith the irons that puts hin1
ahead of the field in his class .
"Larry has good length off
the eee and he can hit a tin
can inside 60 yards. But H's
his exceptional iron play that
really separates hitn from
high scOOol kids," adds Chute.
ESTANCIA HIGH 'S LARRY COLLINS.
Collins agrees that his irons
are his best asset and says
he's placing addition a I
f.'mphasis on ihis dri\·ing and
~hort game in 9ractire-·1~·hith
is about all the remaining ,
tin1c in the u"eek outside of
attending class. eating and
sleeping.
Girl G)1J11na sts Co111pete
Over 60 schools \YIU be
represented at the CIF girls
gymnastics n1eet Tuesday at
\Vestrninster High (3 o'clock ).
The finals will be held a
v.·eck later at 7 p.m.
Key performers for Newport
Harbor include Kim Kephart
1all-round), Jan Bodi!H!<; 1::i!l·
round t Linda Pit.t (vJult 1,
Stacey Reeser lfree exercise \
Cindy Amies (uneven bars).
Jaena Pulaski (v au lt! Jan
llilleary (lU1even bars) and
Dana Gragg (beam).
Costa !\1 f' s a ' s contingent
includes Janie S n1 i th
(JIJ-rountl \, Sue '.'l°if'mi lfloo~
exercise ) Laurie Sn1ith rnoor
exercise). Janice Berg (vault.
hars1, i\tary Moss tbean11.
Janice Kozuma (bars l Christie
Anderson ( benm r and Joy
Berg {vault f.
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l\fonday Collins and his
Estancia mates enter play in
the CJF team ani:! indi"idual
prelims at ~tission Viejo {;()Jf
and Country Chrlj.
And if he s u cq es s ru 11 y
qualifies ror the individual
finals his next challenge will
be at the tough Quail Lake
Course in Hen\et JW1e 3.
"They call it the monster.''
says Collins or the Hemet
course. "It's Vf'ry tough and
long. But I prefer a long
course.
Collins trans Ce rr e d to
F:s!ancia as a sophomore from
Miraleste High and much of
his success goes to Jack Hollis
at Rolling HHls Country Club
and Eddie Merrills in Los
Angeles.
Q:illins1 best effort in a
single round came as a
sophomore with a 68 at Mesa
Verde. He's posted a couple of
69s this year but overall is
unhappy with his play.
"I haven't felt like l\•e
played as well as I should this
year due to a Jack of
conctntration." says Collins.
Aside £rom play at the CfF
fnials he's also eyeing the
qualifying round for the stale
arnaleur tourney 8t Los
Serranos June 7.
USC is O>llins' n e xi:
stomping grounds although
he's also considering t;c
Irvine. Arizona State and Cal
State
"I made a decision to go to use. It has one of the best
teams in the coun1ry under
coach Stan Wood," s a y s
Collins.
Business adntinistration is in
Collins ' mind academically at
USC-but the tong range goal
is professional golf.
UCI Hosts
Rugby Tilt
Two of the strongest rugby
football learns in the
Southland. Exile lnternational
XV and the Santa Ana Rugby
Club, battle today at UCI in
the Ara Parsegian Multiple
Sclerosis charity m a t c h
starting at 1.
The Exiles are practically a
United Nations tean1 \\'ith
representitives from Canada.
New ZeaJand, Australia, South
Africa and Fiji.
l..i!d by half Terry Scott of
England and UCLA, the Exiles
nre considered one oi the wost
explosive teams in t h e
Southland.
Tickets are SI and arc
a\·ai!able at the g:'lme.
Of ni. 01111 ~•i.t s11ff coach tried to tell her she was
If consistency has anything
to do with the outcome of
Monday's state JC go 1 f
championship, Orange Coast
College's f\.fark Horner should
finish very high.
Honter, a freshman at OCC,
was second in last Monday's
Southern Cal tourney al Las
Posas Country Club i n
Thousand Oaks ~i!h a !\1·0-
round total of 148.
too old to be starting out in an
organized program if she
hoped to compete successfully.
She was l t years old at the
time.
Today, Mission Viejo's Mi!is
Lee is the American record , :t
holder in the 200·yar d
butterfly.
And the coach'!
"He's not there anytnore,''
she says.
VALARIE LEE He's the only area JC golfer
competing in the one-day, 36·
hole event at two courses near
Chico.
Until her recent record
setting perfonnance w h i I e
swhnming for the Mission
Viejo Nadadores at the AAU
short-<.'OU.fse nationals i n
Dallas, it appeared Miss Lee's
real problem was her youth,
rather than her age.
Though a consistently strong
placer in both t11e buuerny
and freestyle events at the
national level, Miss Lee's
efforts were constant l y
on breaking two minutes and
doing it in that meet.
''Mark is a very s1eady
player," says Ray Rosso. the
OCC golf coach for the past 20
Years·. "He's been the low outshone by older teammates
medalist in nine of 20 rounds like Shirley Babashoff and
this year." Peggy Tosdal.
Jn those 20 rounds. \i·hich ''It was just a matter of her
maturing to the point she is
now," says Nadadores conch
l\fark Shubert.
includes a pair of 74s in the
SoCal tourney, Horner has
shot in the 80s only four times
-carding a pair of 81s and
tv.'O 80s.
"lfer American record \\'in
in the 200 fly v.·as really no
surprise. V.'\! v:orked all season
''She \.\'On by two full
scronds, and for a fairly short
race, it shov.·s a grea t
superiority."
Miss Lee actually broke the
American record twice in the
sarne day. Jn a preliminary
heat race, she sv.·am 2:02.3, io
break Shane C'.ould's 2:00.72.
Miss Lee then came back in
the finals and v.·as clocked in
2:00.84.
Tile race. she recalls, went
exact ly as planned.
His low has been 71 and he·s
averaged 76.
The majority of college
golfers thrive on one part of
their game-whether lt be
putting. driving or use of the
irons.
Gy11i11<tstics Results
But such is not the case 1o1·11h
1he Conner Corona del ,\l.:ir
1-ligh golfer. s~ys Rosso.
··He's been consistent in all
phases of the game. There·s
not one part of it that is that
moch better.
''He's an intelligent player.
he studies the game and his
play shows it. And he's an
exceptionally fine young man .
One is impressed \\'ith hi:;
appearance and attitude."
·Homer. a 5-11. 175-poundcr.
hopes to become the thlril
OCC pla~·er to v.•in a state
individu::il title. Roh Peel
captured the cro1vn in 1967 and
l\fike Reehl \von it in 1970.
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Mlller·S1nderlark tS•~ ~t..ol ...,, 1-l.
"I.just swam wilh'lhe !leld
for the flr8t 100, then loOlted ll>
my Jell al\d saw Lym qolella
right 'vith me. 1 f~ 1'4-
better pick up the pace1 BO 1
dld.
"l really Ulooght the race•
would be closer than it was."
Miss Lee's so.yard split& for
the fillal 150 yard• showed her
times descending from 31.26
seconds to 30. 'i4 and finally to
50.3. Again, .-1y perle<t lo
the pre-race plans.
Moot reports credlkd a new
type of swirruning suit worn
by the American girls for the
first time for several records
set at the meet. Miss Lee, who wore one of the new suits, felt
it was a factor. though not the
ma)or one in the girls success.
"There's no doubt the suit
helps," Miss Lee !llys. "W~
v.·atched some glrls swimming
in t~m through an
underwater 'vindow, and you
could see there we-re less
bubbels iuid less drag coming
off the turns. ..
"But J think a lot ot it is
psychological, you put oo the
suit for a big ract. and yoo
just feel yoo can swtm
faster."
Mis..c; Lee's immediate goal
no111 includes makin~ the
U.S. tram for a dual meet
v.ith East Gemiany later this
summer. That meet appee.rs
to be a rematch of a
confrontation in last year's
w o r I d championships in
Beli;;r-ade. ,11Jere the U.S. gi rls
suffered oome embarrassing
Jo.._c;.ses to the E.'lst Germans.
"J wasn't even at that meet.
but 1'111 reallv looking forward
to it." say~ ~1iss Lee. "From
talking (o the girls v.'ho were
then>. gig me very bad things
hapucned . ond everyooe came
back v.-anting to prove we ·tt
still the best."
Miss Lee fe<-ls ttiat U !Ile
ha.so 't broken two minutet in
the !JJO fly by that meet. lile11
C'erlainly ha\'e lo in order to
win. On the East German
team is v."Orld 20().meter
butterfly record ho Id er
Ro.c;rm:'lrie 1\othar.
"To v.·in. she'll almost havt-
to !"Ct a 1vorld record," says
Shu!x-rt. "That'! not out of !hr
qucsticn. though. Valerie's
tiin<'S aren't Lh::it fa r off."
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What's in a Name Change?
NEW YORK -Chllhging
names has become fashionable
among American b u s i n e s s
fi.nm.
else has to be chqed -from especiJllly ii they started the established cunpouy h • •
the bronze or brass signs company, are reluctant to see ab5>1.utely refused to change
outside tl3e company offices to any changes. Gen David its name. BIX not always for
the ..cretary's stationery artd Sa r n o f f , the Russian the obvious reuao.
In the past three years wen
over 300 major oornpanies
have changed their names, in
the hope, mainly, of bringing
themselves greater attention,
both from the public and Wall
Street.
salesmtr1's Vi!iting cards. immlgrant -f<>mded the There is the case o1 the wife
F -°"' th Radio Corporatloo of America, of the prosidenl of ooe major Cl" eorne ~•"t""'ues ese in A----1---_..,,,..8tlon--• be -~~ ·-1 resisted for a long time see g n.11~n:ou ....... r-,..... costs can ~~~nu=. her loot•-flnnly -ao the When Standard OU of New tt. name sh<:<Wled to RCA -~
J •·~~ ··-t even though that is what most ground.> that 11 the -cn;ey SW!~'~ I~ 1l831le O changed Jis name, R bof'
Some ol the biggest
corporation! in the country
have joined the n a m e -
changing spree. Among them •
Esso, which has become
Exxon, Swift & C.O. which has
become Esmark, and Beech-
Nut, now known as Lile-
Savers.
Exxon, M. cost the company ~ca~~eitbeen instances hwbaod became "president d.
more than $24 million to f the XYZ "-." ......_., -·•• dv~j-"--"" and when, despite all the efforts o ...... ., •"'""A'U~ wvwu a e'l 1.J.'"llC u1e o..uange, . k Id •-·· who ~-w-. aoother $96 million to alter the the image-ma er.i. an o • 1\11vw .11111:: °"'
signs at iis 25,000 filling '---'----=--------
LEARJET, REBUILT FOR MARTIN AVIATION CHARTER USE, DEBUTED THIS WEEK
One of the main reasom for
th> op>rt In corporare name-
c:hanging, acconling to a
stations.
A change of name can, it is
claimed, even he Ip a
company's profits. Before it
changed to Citgo, C i t i e s
Services 'vas an a i I i n g
company, Since it changed lts
name the company h a s
boomed. Learjet Joins Martin's Squadron spokesman fO< Lippina>tt 1n F I V E Y E A R S a g o
New York, whidl specializes Lippincott and Margulies was
in the f 1 e I d, results from -called in lo give Q)ca Olla a
That flight to Nashville, houses, the cost will be worth changes in flllctioo O r new look -not ~ traditional By THOMAS PALMER
Of ,,,_ D•i.r f'lllt Sllf'I ould II ·t• .. expansion of interests. bottle nor the c.oca Cola hoY•ever, w cost a c ent .h & Co !rad---~-.,._ we re Looking tor qu ick
transportation to P a I m
Springs? Martin AviatiM can
get you there in 21 minutes.
u~ The · does 't Far example, Swift . ~·-L .. ~, somelhin& over .........,. And Martin Avialloo n '"--sacr""~-..... What the oomruiny ' •-· led r $1 5< · t s changed its name Ut:\.:.:iuse .....,...,.,.\.. ,.~ going ra .... 18 sea rom · plan to stop al one 1e · ays these days lt is 00 longer just wanted was a redesigned logo.
down to $1.U per mile Fmtaine. "We plan to add In ~, 'The one ........ ~. a b•• red ,._ d' th a meat·pack g concern , v1.u a "'"""'"'u:u -o depending on 'uc iStanoe on another in at>out six mon s -business with wide-ranging and white c I r c I e . is And U you can take care of
your 00..iness rapidly and be
back to Martin headquarters
at Orange County Airport in
an hour, it will ooly cost you
$650.
any flight that exceeds an that is the program." interests. To most coosumers, recogniz~ all aver the world
hour. b But his partner is more ~er. in ·America the Daf!le -even bt China.
AND bf·;; cran will bear a reticent about the company's Swift: was synooomous with One dwic e1ample : The
burden up to 3,1128 pounds ol expansion plans. "I'd Jimtth sathey corned beef. rompany that originally, in
bodies or goods, depending on we'll be keeping up w1 1670, was chartered as The
coodltions. demand." ANOO'llEI\ factor is that the Govermr and Company of That's the orebour ftt for
the me ol the flnn'1 Learjet,
U>e nm diarter let aircnl1I at
the county facility .
At rr=feel, only about trend tawaro international Gentlemen Adventurers of
balf t maximum altitude, openUons in recent years has England Trad l n g into
and 64 t ol the speed of Lo g Tn' ps meont many oompanles want Hud!on's &y and t h e n
• -· Capl. Jim Grtsaom and ll . 8 name or symbol that is became the lludnt'• Bay Martin Aviation owners Olde.
F'antBlne and Ned ~
loolt their fmal acceptance
fllglC of Ille cllDmllllve jet lallt
woelc in a fleetlng journey to
Palm Springs and back -at
500 m.p.h.
FINANCE Goodhue, whoso met i mes easily recognizable all over Company is now known simply
doublea •u copilot, piloted a F ihle the ..,,,,d as The Bay O>mpany.
smooth i and quiet "teat" eas ~ a company name Some oompony presidents,
journeyi ..., be elj)enS!ve. In the -Federal A .v i a tlon Footdie said be expects to WASHINGTON (UPI) Un!1<d States, the U.S. Patent
Administration code t h a t have the plane in service from The long-time dllel doctor 10< Offke has first to be consulted
governs commerctal airlines 60 Lo 100 iw:rs a month 9000, America's astronauts says the because there has to be a
like Air Cal and •Hughes booking usually two -Skylab flights showed that sta~y<Jblte search to ellS\11e
AirW>st. ahead. He aaid llludles show men probably can wilhetand a ,_ name doe! not belong to
A day later their ..,.
~.llOG-plus baby 1 ta r.t e d
earning its pay with !is debut
.......,. flight. dellwring a
party of llil to Las Vegas.
Thal means more cooUy and Ibo plane will be used about two-year flights to Man and an establJsbed COOlpanY.
strict maintenance an d ~ fO< llOO!lle and llllOd>. back. For lntemaUonal firins, a to-:11~on Bui, Fontaine Marlin · clalma to lie U>e Dr. Cllarles A. Bin")' alao language checlt u,rually has to ~"':film~ '::, lo nY largest chartor operation, with said Skylab showed that the be ...ie to avoid '""1ls that
THE SLEEI: lil1Ja-farther and c:any m ore the only .. ecutive jet ba\4ng relatively untrained acletltilll could mean ..methlng'rude or
(lncluding two c:row membero) payload. 'lbll maximum range alrllne .llatus .....i of the · and engineen who will fly on unllatter1ng In anolller tongUe. :::r::· white with chooofate d 1111 jet Is appw:tmately Rodd& the space sbulile rocket plane n-days, olten a
ml aold~Mlsutln.not lduallyThe 1,eoo-mlleo.-or aboul •far MOft, OF the new In the ll!OI are .llkel!,~~~ ~ ls UM!c!Servlto bel00~· ...,,.a "' 1• u N"lbvllle. _,,,.,..,, Jobi will be In the plagued by motion M--Cities ~ ..
blnpany has lllten a ~year 1be -llllltlflcanl aspect aoo-,. IJOkllle nnce. Foo-mJe." some countenneesures Om>pany decided to .,~nge
INa Oil II and _.i.. lt of operallng Ille plane Wider ._ lll*'Ul•led. con be developed. its. name, the com p u t e r
Oldu1ht11. (Offl""" cleclJned ""'1&r afrllno nqU!nmenll, "A busineo.<man can bop up "You wouldn't Ilk< lo have rnhJoed LU,000 alternatives ~)say -"lrrv-" II tlloucl>. ls In a... ltalnlng. to Klomath Falla, Wte core of everybody on a shuttle flight before the bo8l1! f I n a 11 Y
"' 'lbll two """"" Marlin bat buolnesl and be back Ille wne unable to perronn for the n .. t decided on Cltiio.
Faolllne, pmklellt o I _...i to fly the jet d a y " ~ o ff ere d , flve days of the mission when And ol "°""" choooing a
Marlln, aald U>e Learjet II undm wllll the llltlO rigurous adding thal "For a bullder the mission ta seven days ,_ name ls only I h e
put ot a Il'OV8ll1 to~ l!>e, aimu\alor and aclual flight buylqi lumber for a ltt<I of · loog," Berry said. __ ;;;boclMin-;;;;.;;;·;;;~2;;·;;;Al::;:tenrards==;;;' ;;;much;;::;::.;;;f ~ MrV1oet ol his Ji. ..... .,. llat II required of'";;;;~-.;_;-=;!;;==;;;;11-~ '' plane• firm, which w e r e 0111im1ft1a1 p11o11. I I
laQ1nc when be and Goodhue __,.. Just a few -rc11
-over tin> yoaro •So· CALLS Goodhue, ehalnnan o1 U>e L A the rl9ht pla ... 1*rd, antU'mllloe i.w built • • •
al bepn in !Cl u a fllcbt 411/2C
lnlllrucllao ftnn nm by tJvw -· 'firothenr named Mortin ,.._.._ __ ......,.
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Villas del Lago
All Offe1· View
Villas del Lago. loc:.ited on
the shores of the largest lake
in the Lake Fore s t
L'Otnrnunit,\·. has b('Cn dC'signetl
expressly for the horncllu,\<'I"
"''ith discriminating ta st 1• •
Homes arc situated dirC'ctlv un
the lake. each havini:: a \·ie\1'
of the ~rater and rolling hi!ls
beyond.
Villas dcl Lago t1110-5tory
condominiun1 hon1 C's ;1 r l'
priced from $63,500 .
The to"'llhomes f c a t u r c
mission tile roofs lo blend 11·1tl1
t.he natural v.·ood beam and
l\fedi terrcan stvlc cxt C:'riors.
The spacious -horncs r~ngc
from 2,902 square fl'C\ to :L 162
square feet. Three floor plans
fit every fan1ily 's n c c d s
offering three to f i \' e
bedrooms for those 11•ho \.\'ould
like extra "growing'" space.
n1ason1'.\' !irrplnce in 1he livlng
roon1 (which is also featured
111 the mas!C'r suite in one
pl an 1 and tti~tom I i g h t
fi xtur<'S add to the indl\'idually
dl'sigi1C'd appe:irance . Also
featured is thick :-; hag iffr;
carpC'!lng throughout. separate ?¥_ ,
1ri·t bar. formal dining area
a11<l custom chandelier.
ThC' country kitchen makes
cook ing and cleaning a breeze.
1)..1 hrlp the house\\•ife the
ki!rhi•n fra!ures a Clotpoint
cl{'i:1nc range and s e If.
cll'aning double oven, spacious
pun1r.\', ash kitchen cabinet,
c era1ni c Ille kitchen
countertops and Clo t p o int
d1sh11•.:1shcr and disposal.
Located in Lake Forest.
Villus del Lago has been
<lesi.cned by architect Earl G.
Kallenbach and built by Eagle
()(i1'clopn1ent Company of
.\'e11"port Heach . Furnished .
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gate and ceramic tile en!ry
augment the rich approach to
each hon1e. The c u s l o 111
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a.m. to dark . VIEWS FROM EVERY WINDOW AT VILLAS DEL LAGO WATERFRONT ----------
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DISCOVER
AT I.AKE FOREST
with everything right at your doorstep or oockside. Planned for
nature lovers and sports enthusiasts, The Shores is a unique com·
munity of 3 and 4 bedroo.m homes boasting big inner' space, warm
architectural styling and plenty of elbow roor:n for an active family .
Small private yards and large community greenbelts preserve the
open country env~ronment and keep individual maintenance respon-
sibility· low. The private lake, tennis club and olympic pool form the
nucleus of a stay-at-hon).e, play-at-home community that c.an !•ke
you out of the driver's seat and put you on the bridle path. From
$51,9(;0 to $64,950
IMMEDIATE oCcUPANCY, SOME MODELS
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... to C•l'lldl otlremp.
;, Then righl on Muhl1nd1.
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lrlOTIC• " c••DtTO•s NAMI nATmMl•T NAMI tTATCMnT • ~~:::·:: c~:r. l:: Tiit folloW111t PM'Hl'I i. iltfrll IMI-TM foll°""'llll l"'MWI II Hll'lf U!MU
TM• COUMTY OP OLlle•I tat CATT~IOX, 40 aodlun' aoM, I ll SUH ANb SAIL CLV~, t@ lOltdO
E•••t. ef Ml'.'t:t'FL1NHlLL. •~• C=~r::4:~~-~~~ ll:Old. ·~:~111 ~::;, "'J~"\T, Ta1tfr,
MARTHA IDeLIA LIHHELI.. DH••MO. CotOM dtl Mir Ctlltonll• t2&2f N~• Auoc:l11kifl.
NOTICE 1$ HEltEIY GIVEN It ~ Tiit• !>UMntff 'I• undue.led b'f 111 Tlllt \MIM•, II c~td "'1 I Cf'ffllori Of tM ,.,.... l'ltl'Mld dtucJtnt lndlvlMI '91'PO!'lllon.
lh•I 111 ~ llevl• cl1!m. "''"'' "" wi,.1frtit Dr_.. 1.111.1 ,,_, Ho. II I .. Id dtofdtnt t r. ~Ired lo flle l!Mrn, T~I 1111-nl WM filed wilt! flit M11t1r HOl'l'l-1 A...:1111111
wltt> tht M011MfY vouchers. 111 tht otflc1 c-tv Cltrk er Onintt COUMY on M1v J1,_ M, l"h•lll\ I of IM clerk al !ho •l»Y• entllltO court, or ltl:rtt•rv
to prnfl'lt thtm wltlt tho M<tl"r'Y ''' 1'14 P»tM Tl!lt st1tttnf'lf w11 flied wltll the
vouc:lwf't, .. ""* lllldtnlglltld at tl!t offlc• ,IJblllllfd °''""' COl~f Dilly ,not. c-IV Cl«k of °''""' Cainty Ill "'-Y of tilt It t Or n • 'r a. MKD0NALO, Ml• IJ t4 ar4 JW. 2. t lt14 l75f.71 l• lf71 HALSTED Ind LAY&OUltNE, Attorn1rt ' ' ' l'ISftl
11 Lew, I r: Tl\Om11 Cwtha. Jr .. 120G PUBLIC NOTICE •ubllstwd Or•• Cot•I Dilly ,.llot, Wlllhl,.. llvd., Le-Anttltt, C1Lftornl1 Mii' lf, :N, ind June t. f, 1t71 17 ... 71 90()17, which 11 the Jli•ee af tiwln•" of ---
the um.rMtntd In 1h ""'"«• ptrl1lnlri.g "ICTITIOUI IUllNllS P U BLIC NOTICE le the nlllt of~ dtcldtiit, within tour MAMl "ATIMINT '"°"'"' attw rn. llret publlc1tlot1 ot m11 Tho toUowlno Pll'IOtll 1,.. .,..,. llvlln11.sl --------,~------l\Oflct. 11; IL,.·14nt
D1llCI Aprll !.(. l'7L LAGUNA NIGUl!l MENS SHOI', MOTICI TO CltlDITOltl
ROB!ltl w. M~MAHO~ 21601 Forbft lllMd No. fl, u.-NI· IU .. lltlOlt COURT o" THI
ExtcllfOI' Of lilt Wiii ot ""· C1lll • .un IT•TI Olf CALllfOIMIA •o•
tilt '"°""' na!Md dKitdenl How1rd L. Thoma .. fSl$1 Montt Vtrdt THI! COUNTY 0" OllAM•I M1COOllAt.D, MAUTID AND Orlw, l.1111001 Nl9"'4, C1l1f, '3617 Nt. A·1'1U
UYIOURNI Junetta Tl'lon'Oll. tsl52 Montt Vwd1 e:1t1lt af HENRY MA It TIN
Attw.n at I.aw Or1v1, '-tgune Nlgl,ltl, C1lll, '2•17 TltlFILETTI. Oke•lld.
•r1 ThMnM Cltl'ffl ... Jr. Thll bllllnttt 11 COl'IChK1ad bV •fl NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN fo "'' 1• Wllal'llrt •1w1. lndlvid~•I crtdllor• af lt!e lbOvt ntintd dtctdlfll 1.411 .......... Call,..1 tlt17 HO'N•rd L. 'Thornilt tilt! 111 P1rS011• h1vt119 cl1lm1 t11llri1t th1
Tth 1111) •1·1• Tflb st11.......,.1 w•• llltd wftn "" County $.lld dtcod.iil i re required to Ill• fh.lm,
Attff'l'll't' fW •nut.r Clert, af Or•nta Covnty on Mart, 1'7,, w!lll t11e nec1,~ry V!)V(l\tr•, In I~• offlc•
Publli!Md Or111g1 Co.st D•llY ,.llgt, Pmtl af tho cltrl cl 11>1 1oow ll'lllli.d court, or
April 711, and Mar S, 12, lt, 191' 1cn.1' P~l>tl11\ed Drtnot CNst 0111y Piiot, 10 prt ill'll them, with !tit lllCelMl"f Mii' 12, lt, .. Ju/'lf 2. 1'1.C 1101·1' VOU('h«•· kl tlwl t,1ndtr1lontd ., "" L•W
PUBLIC NOTICE -OOlee af FllEORtCK I. IARNES, »511 PUBLIC NOTICE Wll1hlr• llvd., Ste. 10001 Loa Ancltlt:i,
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CHARI.ES WESLEY SPEARS c .. nput Or!v•, Newport IMCh, C1lll. JUI WOilllrt 11¥ •. , ltt. 1 ...
Tn tl>e Re1pondoorll : The P1l!ll-r h11 Thia bu1ineu Is btlng condl>Clld by • Lee"""'"' C1llfornl1 l'led • Jlefl,tlon conc11n!ng your m1rrl1go. Tnrit 1t1J) *'IUI
Ynu m•r f•I• • wrtlltn r11p0n!f wlll!ln Jt cunnll'll!hlm Pr(ljlfrll" ComPlflY A,,.,.,.Y• ter c~Ad'"l11tlff'1t101
davs of the d•t• lhtt thl1 11,1mmon• 11 Howi rd A. Cunnlnghim ,.ub11ihtd Or•no~ C011t 01lly ~not,
5arve-d on you. If VOii ftll lo 1111 • wrlttH! Thia si.lemenf fllld with 1111 COYnlY Aprll 11, 1nd M1y s, 11. lt, 1f74 141'·74 HOMES re•l>OflM within s11en lime, ywr defaull Cl«k of Or•rGt County Oii Mly 1, l'7,, m1y bl .,,.,.,.td ind fl>f court may toter P.J3Ml PUBLIC NOTICE __ • !uctgment c0til1ln1nci ln(unctlv1 ~ •ulll15"«1 Ortngoe ca.st Oi lly Piiot, otller orders conc1rnlng division of Mty 12, lt, 2•, ind Jt.1,,. 2, lt74 1•,1 ·141------1 m,-,------
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cMld JVPPOrl. 111ornev'1 t~. co1h, 1nd PUBLIC NOTICE ROTIC• TO c••DITOll.I sucll clher rtllff 15 mty bf gr1ntld by tUP'llRIOR COUltT Ofl TM• 1ne CO\lrl, ---· -STAT• 0" CALlflOltNIA II l'M Wiiii ,, ""' '"' ldVlcto el' ·~ FICTITIOUt 1us1111•ss ,OR THI COUllTY Olf o••NOI
•llWMJ' Ill this '"'""' "°" ll>eutd •• .. ftA.MI 5TAT•M•NT NI. A·7Ma, IM'tmplty .. tlult Y°"t -'llM r1tpo11u, 11 Thi following ptr5orn t r1 Oolng Esftlt of EotTH M. AltS\JCKLf',
lfll'• m1y .. fllH 111 lllM. bu.inttl 11: Dtc:tas9d. Ot!edMlr 2J,1'1l TUSTIN PACIFIC REALTY MOT +C E 15 HERESY GIVEN lo l'l>e v.c.. E. SI John, Clerk OP'ERATIONS, 1l03 Avocltdo A..-1., Su!lt crtdllc!'1 of 11>1 tboVt n1mt<I docldolnl
•r Floy fl:ty, 01wty t•J. Newoort F1n1ncl1I Ctnt1r, NtwPOr1 tkt! 111 per1Cf\s having cl1lm1 •111ln11 '"'
CSEAL ) l••ch, C1. f1660 111d <Mcldent 1r1 rtqUlrld to IUt l!llfl\.
ALll•T NI. GRAHAM, Jll:. Roy H, 01t1rhoYI, 1'45 Vllf1 Orn.tdl. with tfll nKHStrv VOVC-""''' In tho ott!ct
Altef'ftfy 11 LIW N~ Bttch. C1. '266(1 of IM d i rk af !ht 1riov. tnll!ltd cO\lff, or
Gr1111d1 ~tau, Slflft; 1M C. An!l\Ofly ,.hlltlDt. t~ L11g'""'1 ltd., to pre .. f'll fhtm, wtl!I ll'lf l'llC;11111y
11191 lrvlftf ltVl1v1f'd ,.111d1n1, Ct . t l!OJ VOU(Mrs. to th~ undtrolOf'lld •I tfll office
'"'""-C1ll'-C1 '2'81 This buslneu 11 condvc;ltd bY 1 g1nar1t af hls 1ttorn1yo, MA URICE THORMER
171t) m•1 111rlntrJhlp. ANO THOMAS H. 'THORNER, 1273
41'-Y for: ,.tltll-Rov 01lerh0Vf WnlWOOd Blvd., Los Anll•'•'· Ct!Jlor"!"
Publllhld Or11'1{1<' 'Cotst D1ilr "llot, Thll sl1!ement WiJ !tied ttilh tilt 9<:m•, wfllth It !ht ~l1ct ol Du1lnt•I of ~Y J, 11, lt, 26. 191• 15&1·1• County Clerk ol Or1r1111 County on April !he un!lt r1lgn<H1 In 111 m1tt1r1 per11lnlnq
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PUBLIC NOTICE """' monlht tf1"' l~I first pUbll,tll~ af !his Publl1htd Or1nge -Co.rt 01ily Piiot rio!ltt .
-------°"-,,,,.--IAprll 29, Ind M1y s, 11, It, U7' 1'61·7' 01ted "'11v 7, 1t74 su .. e:1tOR COURT 0, THI! L s ,,, .. ,,,, STATI! O~ CALllfOllNIA FOR WI LJ,t,M · v PUBLIC N011CE Exec:ulor ol IM Wiii of .ht TH• COIJNTY Of" OltAlll0,1 tOO~o n1mtd dtcl'deM
Ha. Am» MAUlttCI TltOltNl!R ANCI ORDE• TO SHOW CAUSI! OM • mu THOMAS w, THOll:NI• CHANSI! Of' NAMI! NOTI Cll TO CRl!OITOIS n 71 Wt......, •lvd.
In IM Mttttr al ll'lf APO!lctt•on al SU,.l!'RIOR COUll.T 011' THll: L• A11911t1. C1~t.ml1 M?4
JOl-1N MARTIN KIENEGGER 1nd JEJtl STATI OP CALllfOllHtA '01 Att-1'1 111 ••l'<11lor
l(IENEGGEll , h11!11Mr4 Ind '*lie, /or THI COUNT'f 011" OltAN(;I! PuDll~hed Orer>ge (°"f Di•\y P'ilot,
ChtllOe of Ntmt "''· .... ,,,,. I. M•r s. 12, n. 16. 1JI• 1Slt·I• WHEREAS Jg.r,n M1r1ln Kil'M(tg!r t nd Es1111 of ELLli 5. ALEXA~OE ll . • ---~
J"'I Kl~. hlnbtnd 1nd wife, h•v• Dltct•sed. PUBLIC NOTICE fllt<I thefr ptltllon with t1M Clerk of lhll NOTICE IS HEJIE8Y GIVEN to IP>e
Court tor permlu lon fo chtr>ge lhlir (rldllor$ of Ille 1bow ntmed dec:edtntl-----
n•"""' from John Mtrt!n Kl~V"' •nd lhtl t it Plnoo!S hlvl,... clt lmt ag.1!"11 1 nm ttOTICI TO Cltl!DITORS
SU,.1!111101 COURT Olf TH•
5TATI! 01' (ALIPORNIA
P'Olt THE COUNTY 01' OR.INGI
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Jirrl K!eMgger fll Jchn M1r!I" l(leng •""Ille 11ld dtcldenl •rt rtqulrld 1'o 1111
Jeri LC>ll1n<:t 1(1""9; """· l!Mtrelore: ll'~m. with IP>e "''"''"'rv vovcher1, In The IT IS HEJtESY ORDERED th1t Ill atlic1 of tl>o cl1rt. of llW IDOVI .ii!ltled
Pl"Cfll ln!ertsted \n the m1tt1r l!Ol'rst ld COV<I, or to l)tetfflt 1h1m , with lt>t
•ppe<ir lri O~l"lmtnl l ol fhe Ilion 111Ce1-Ury VOU(flert, It!,,,_ vnd91'1lgnld 11
tntlllt<I court, on J1Jne 11, 1'7t, 11 10:00 the ol'll~ o1 Ills 1ttor....,.s, EDWAlltOS. C::1t1tt of O. R. SMITH (1k1 OtLLARO
• o'cloc;)( A.M. of wld d1r 1nd lhen trid EOWAROS ANO ASHTON. QO North R. WITHl. Otctl •t<l -lhtrt 5how c'1U\'!t , 11 1nv ll'l<lv hi ve, wny Brand aw1ev1rd, 5.,111 50!), G!tndile. N'?TIC£ IS MEREBY GIVEN Iv lh1
said 1ppll,•lfon for ch1n~1 ol html C1lil0tl'tl1 ~1l'lll, "''hlch 11 1ne plt ct af ''eo•!or• of !ht 1DOve n~<TM<I dto:ed•M
1hou!d not be 9r1nttd. bu•lneu of th1 u..01rJJon..:t In 1n mi tle" tn1t 111 si+r•ons h1vln9 ''""" 11t11ln•I ll'!t
IT IS FURTHER OlltOE REO !hit 1 pert1lning to l~e es!t!t of iald !lec:rd,nl, ~;ild necrdMI "' •l!<lulrld lo Ille th.-m,
copy ol !his ord<lr te ~ho\oi cause De wilhln tour mOll•h• a!!"' lht i;rst wlrn 1no nec•S~irv YOVChtr~, !n llM ottlct publl~hed In the 01lty ""°'' a nowooip.er pUDllcallon of this f\Ollc t. <>I •te cler~ ol lh1 t t>c-.e ""'ltlt'd cnurt, t r
of qener1I clrcul1llon. pup!l1hed In Co•t• Ould M1v 10, 1'7' to pre,,.nt lflf:m, wilh 11\t ""'''~"'
Me», C1tlkwni1, for .C con~l.lllve we-e~s ELLIS s. ALEXA NOElt. JR vw~ht!rs. to tne undetilgnld tt tilt tffict
ewrv n1y from !he dllt ot !IW lir~t Adml~IS!r•lor wllh·t~ .... -,1111 of his •.ttorney, ALAN 0. PAU'.lf, l~ .. pubtic11lon. An'ne1ed al 11'>1 flllle ot Int •07S M~1n Streel, Sul!t lB, 111~"•1!1•·
OAT ED' MIV ?. lf14 I OOVI nirned dKll$nt (1il!onnl1 t7S01 , ••1t•lcll ft 11'11 pltct ol
FRANK OONIEMICHINt l!'DWUOS, •DWARD'S & ASHTON t>vJlne111 of !he Un<ttr~IQl'lt<I In '" m1t~''
JudQe ol' !ht SVPO<'IOI' Cwr1 42' Ill ..... "'41 •lvd., 1\llla ~· i:oert1lnt119 II fhl atilt of Mid dec:lll""I' ALAN A, ,.l.AIA G! ... llt, C11!"'7ll1 flJll ...-I thin lour m<ll"thl. 1ttw llW fir,!
AH•rJllY II L•• Tel • ltl)) ttl·ntl 1>Ublk1thw1 Of !hit noroai.
Slit. n1 .. Atll"'lt'!'I fir At1'1'111111!1'!'11W CTI 011111 MIY '· 1'74.
1•1 w..icliN Orin P'>lt>llshld Ort"OI Cot11I Dally ,i!(I!, QUENTIN It. SMtTfi
N...,..t a..u, C.liftr'flil tuH Mty 11, It, 26, I nd Junt 2, 1f14 1717.74 E•KUlor Of fh<I will 11' 11!1 t bClv t
1110 j,4J.4,35' ALAM ~m..:~1':l':"
AH'""" fw: ..... ~ ' PUBLIC NOTICE .. ,, Mtill SI., Svll• J'S
PIJbtlll>td Or1ng1 COiis! O•ilt P!101. -----lhtf"lhl1, C1llfonll1 nst1 Mty S. l?, It. ''· 197' 15'4·14 SL,.·142'4 T•I: (114) ..._,_
MOTICI TO Cll:IDITO!tl Al"""' tw ••IKIMI'
SIJ•lllOlt COUIT 0" THI Put:>llshod Or1f19t Co.i~t 0 1Mr ,.,lot, ST.I.Tit 0,. CALllfOltNIA ~0111. MI V S, !l. 19, 2', 1'14 1S9!1.)i
PUBLIC NOTICE
Sl.~·7•14' THI! COUNTY Ofl Oll:AMGI -----·--
SU .. IRIOlt COUllT Olf CALl,OINIA .... A·rml PUBLIC NOTIC~
COUNTY 011' ORAMGI! Est1t1 af ALICE G. IERRISFORD, -------
7M Chflc Clllt'"' Drtw1 Wiit l>e<"'1td. • t 226f Slllfl Ant, Callfll'l'll NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVE N to n"lfl ftOTIC• TO CR•DITOll
'21tl crl!'dltor1 af tht 1tic:iv. n1mld d.cldtnt SU,.lll:IOtl COURT OP TH•
CASI NUMll!ll: -.11 t~Mt 111 ptroor. htvlng cl1!m1 191h109t l~t STATI! Olf CALIPOflllllA flOa
IUMMONI 5'1ld dteedlnt 1'' iequlrtd to flit lhtm. THI COUNTY Olf ORANGI ,.LllNTIFF· TRAM DINH .. HUOC with !hi nKl'-HfY YoUchor1, tn tho otllct NI. A·''"'
Dtftn611nt1:, PlttCE OEVELMMENT of 1111 cltrt of !hi lllor<t Mlitled courl, or Esti tt of M>-E GIFFOlllO SMITH, COMPANY, .. RICE OEVELOPMENT lo pr..,..,1 hm, with rne Ot<9'01try OtcNstd.
COMPANY, I corPOt't tlon, DAVID W. vouchon, to 1"' U...:t.,.ilgnod ti 11'>1 Liw NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVE N to lht
KtRKlltlGHT. lndlvldu1ltr Ind dbl Ofll~I of KAHN, STERN & BLANEY, stst credltor1 of tilt •-• flt!Md dK-"1
PRICE OEVELOPMENT COM,.ANY, Woll C..,tvry Btvd., Loo Anotln. (Ill· lhl l 1U ptrSOns hiving t !alm1 eg-ln~I
DOES I through v, Jnclu•ive. fornla 90t)d, wtllth Is 11'11 PIKI cl busl-tlM M id dKectent 1r1 requ!•1d to ll!e 'To the Deltridants· A c1vll comp!ilnl ""' af the Vr.dtrliOfltd In •II m1tt,,,-1 ,.,,m, with l1'>0 ne<:tH9ry voucher•, •n
IWls bell'I fli ed by" 11'11 ·Plalnllfl 191,,.,.,, rou. Plr1•1nlnrg 10 fl'll Mtlft of 11ld dl'Cedtnl, the office af !lie clerk of fht •bove
11 •ou wli.h to Oeftf'ld tnl• 1awiu11, •~ '"~,In !JUr ,__montt.., •fttr 11'11 flrit P11Dll· tntllltd court, or lo preHril 1!11m.
1 1 ! till on .., l!lro !lo! Cl . wllh !hi noctn1rv -..cP'ltr1, to I~ mV!ll 1!19 lri th s court • wr tten ptlld hi D1ltd APJtll. n . 1'71 u"d••i!gned ,, the aff'lca af l!tr 1t1orrw~~
In r""°"•• lo the compt1lnl IOI" I wrlttt n JOHN H. MICOOMAL!>, THOMAS L LOIO 23!11 p oeo <l
Ill" onl pltidlog, 11 t Justice COU'rtJ wll!lln Admlnl11T1tor with 1M., will vi ltntli , Li.gun• Hu'ts, Cillforn~1 '26~~
30 d1y1 alter IM I$ 111mmon• 11 5trVtd on Annem ot n. Cst~te of "'' wtilch 1 The .., ct o1 builneii °' tte you, Otherw!.o, Your d.,ht.1!! wltl be abovt ntmed dKodenl • 1 "'1
en19rfd on apt>llc1tlon l:ry Ille ptiln!IH Ind ll(ANN, ITIRtl & •LAN•Y u...ier1ignld In •It m•"tr• Pf~llnlr>g lo
the court m1y M'lltr 1 lud(tmtnl agilnst ltlt w.t ,..,..,., llYf. '"" 11t11t of 11ld dtC<edtnl, ~·thin tour
y01.0 1cw tne mor>ev or other relltt L• ""'""· Ctllfonll Mo!S monll'!t 1ft1r 1111 f'ln.I publ!c1t•cn of !hi• I 1 ( JI notke. '~11111.::1 w7J"' .. c= •::; tcfwltl If ~ f'~Nl! Aftl'lllllstntor Ot!td Mty ,, 1t1-'
111-r ht t1t1s mettw, J'W ~ ft N witll ttll "" ·-•M JANIN E SMITH SCM ILLER
'"''"""' • tll.i nur JllMlfllll n anr l"Ubll11'1!!d Dr•nvt COis! O.lly ,;io1, E>!ecl/fl"l1 of rM w-111 ol !ht ,...., 111 ll ... 111 time. ' ' ,t,prH 11, Ind MIY s. 11, l t, lf1' \Cl1·74 THOMA~~·a.i:.:i dl'Cldlfll Oiled Movembtr 11, 1973 w. e. St JOHN. Cl!"lr 21n1 ... _ .. V•l-11
ay attty T1go~rt, oniutv PUBLIC NOTICE L1t1111• HUii, CA n.ss
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SAMUllL l-SOSftA, Jlt, NO'TICI TO CllCITORI Altlnlly for llllCllfm A!IOfllll' 1! 1.-IU•lfRIOlt COUIT OJI TH• "VOlllhld Or1191 C°'"' 01Uy P•!O!,
SM Wlllhl,.. •llfd., Sit. 2.0. STATI OP CAl:.lllORllllA ,.Oil MIJ' 12, lt, 2'.-Ind J~ 1, 191' 171.li
1.M Aflttl•• Cllffl'flll fOt3' THI COUNTY' 01" ORAN GI
12111 ,,,...., "'· A-19414 ·PUBLIC NOTICE
AH•rMY .., 1"11/ntltf Ell•!• of F\.OYO w. FL 0. A, ---------------Publlthed Orange Coiu t O•rly ,.ilol, Oe<:ea$1d. s ttUI
AprtJ 21, 1nd M•y 5, 12, It, 1'7' l ... 0-7t NOTICE IS HE' .. ESY GIVEN hi !ho NOTICll TO CRIDITOIS ------'--------lc(fd!lor• ol Ille l bo'H n1mtd decodenl SU~llRIOR COURT Of' THI PUBLIC NOTICE lh1I Ill perton' having cl1!ms 1g1ln1! lhltl ITATI O, CAl.l,ORNIA lfOR t -----------·~----t'11d dKldtnl 1r1 r1qulrtd hi lift th1m, THI COUNTY 0" OltANGI
U wi!h the n1c1111rv vouclleu, rn 11'11 otflct NI. A·7Mft
"ICTIT10US •UllN t of !ho c!t rk of 1ht tbavt' ""lllltd court, ~ E1i.t1 cl lt01£1lT H. SCHOlEl'IELO llAMI ITATEMl'HT hi preMnl them, with the neceu.1ry Otc:t11od.
Tiie lollowlng P1rson1 •rt clo:llng lfoud'lore, ftl !ht under1F9nld It tho alllCt NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN to the bitshltl~ ~ I I C l02n af Ms attorney, JAMES ENSIGN, crtd'lforl af 111' i l>ovf nafr!M dl<:ldtnl
Wn,.,......,. 'fl! OD,,,..., o., Atlorllf'f 11 L-, Kt Soultt M1!n SlrMt, 1t1ft 111 ptraons hiving cl1lmt 1111trill !he W"i~,.,~,.,.A...,,,ue. 01rd1n Grovt, SI.Ill• 211 . Ortllllf, C11trorn11 '2661, wlllch .. Id dlCodtol tre ,..qulritd to 1111 "''"'' 1
C1I ""•I ,_... ll 1111 pll!U af bullMn of tht t.1ndlnltt'lld wllll fl1' P9tffillY YOl!thtl"I In !ht "'11c1
Ntft•l_,,I ~~; ~111 N.1 ~'a'"' ln •If '"'""' pwt1lnlflll fo ""* nt1tt of af"" c-ttrl ol nie 1b<we l'l!lllltd c01111. ot 0 !'1W, '' I ort:n • "Id dteeOt!ll, wlftllri lour montl'!I tltll' to prHll'lt ttiern w-1111 rn. M(;ft11,., 0.vld M. Sertlll', 9'21 Lockford 11'11 flret pWtlullor1 of till• flolkt. wucNn, to 1hl: v'.n.f1r.101'19d at rn. ottl<•
SlrMI, loJ A~. Cillf. fOOH, o.tect Aorll 21. lr7t. 1Jf hlr allw...,. .. lkSFELO. HtSFEl.D 1. Svbll S«blr, f&27 Lixklord Street. W, R. FLORA YOUNGER, 7(l60 HollYwooll t0U1tV1trd,
Lot Al'IG•IH, Callfarnl• totm Extevfor ol 11'11 Wiii of H II....._.., c.illor"l• -. wNci't •• '"' AnlhonY Lgg,_, 129«1 H1nover trw above n•mtd dk td111t 0 •"-II of ll'll'undtl'tl Md I Slrtet, Le-An;ett1, C1Ufornl1 JOO.It JAM•S INllOM plact of bl.I l'lffl. I n 111 Jerry L LGGrtco, 12Mil Hltl(I....,. Alllrin ltt Lew m1tt1r1 Ptl'ftlnlno to thl flltt• af Mid s1rte1. Lo• Anotlti. c.111on.11 tcl),jf Mi sl!ffll Mti. 11,.... dtctdtnl. within tour ll'IOnll'ls alttr rn.
Snlrler J . Rlb1ck, 15!0 .N. H1rv1rd '""'n llrOI :bl~l:o",..°'r:.!' notlw.
loultvard, Los Angelts, C1Ulotnl1 to0'21 ~ CttlfWMI tlUI 1 eA1t•A1tA J COl.LIElt. ltvlilo K1u1'm1n •f'ld M1rlln a. Ttli ("4) ,,._1111 •
Rv!Ntk, 1s Truste°' ot !ht M.0.-L.M .• ........, tw •••llfw Exe:c:Ufrlk of !ht Wiii af
De\l'fsch 'Trust, flOO Suns.+ l oultvtrd, ,.Ubtllhed °""'°' Co.a!t 01Uy •!lot, t1W Hovi M!Md'f1dl(9!t!tnt
Suite '17, LOS Angeles, C1llJomj1 '°°'' Apr!l 21, •nd May S, 12, 1•, 1971 1•1 .. 7• 111:1,11.D, IRI" l.D a OUN6tt:
lrvlnci KIUll'lllfl "nd M"11n 11, ' 7 ... N"IJ'Wl'M •,twt.
Ryblck, 11 Tru•l•tts of "'9~0.•A.M. PUBLIC lWWtCE Hlll)'wlM.1 ~'t,:-' Otv!Kh Tr~JI, flOO SIJl'llft ovltv.rd, •n->,.,. Tlh 111) _...
su111 111, Lot A11ge1e1, canf , '°°'' ""°"'•·-i"l.."'o.blcVt":_• .. , ,,,_ l1vl1'11 11(1Ufm1,. 11\d , M n 8. • 122'7 """ •• ,... ltlll• .._ Y "'" Rybltk. •• Trull•• of th• E.s.o .. MOT.Cl TO 'cRnrTOlll NM"ll 21.iand Mrf, &. 12. ,,, 1'74 ,._,,
LfWftnA M. o.vttdl Trvtt. '2CO sunwi SU,PfOll COUllT °"' TNI I01Jl1v1rd, Suitt A17, I.~ A/lllllff, •TATI OP CA&.tii'Ol:fUA.J!4!!l 'PUBLIC NOTICE
c1utorn11 fOOff ™• cou~ o" ..... _ _ 1:.. ----,===--1rv1111 Klllfl'l'll,, and Mlrll,, •• .. .. m.. ' 'NOl'tCI! TO CRBITOl:S
ltrblcll; I t Trvllff9 of 'tnt E.S.C>.• Ettllt d ,J. Q, ALSXA':IDE•· SU,.!RtOR C0\1"1" °" TM• AndNW NI. D•ti!ICll Trvst-tflOO SUl!lel O.C..M4. • IT• • Clf Cl.Ufo.R•l.A"tCNl
•outwlf'd, Sutt• •17, I.fl At\1111.. · NOTIC~ 'II H•t:ttY GtVIM te ltll , 'TN 'COUNTY. Of\ ORAM•I
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:~· Questionsl-Comment
~ By Realtor Randall ~cCardle
I heir the ho"•• to end 111 houM1 Is. the "Win·
chester House". n11r Sari Jose. I know that it Is
a "kooky" ho usa ... but I don't know its history.
Why w11 tha ''W inchester House" bullt? Whit dots
It con1i1t of?
. . C.H., N~wport Beath
With the knowledge that her husband's fire-
ar:ms "Won the West " '--killing countless· souls
ih the p~ss -Sarah Winchester spent her for-
-tune buildmg a house that would be "spiritually
safe" ftom their evil in!lttence.
\Vhen her hasband died in 1894, Sarah moved
from Connecticut to an 18-room house in California
taking with her inuch unhappiness -and an in:
herited $2\) million Winchester gun fortune.
She consulted spiritualists who confirmed her
worst fears -that evil spirits would indeed avenge
themselves on her, No matter whom she consulted.
the tale was always the sa1ne. And so it was that
she determined to buy a home and build whatever
the genial spirtts directed. When Sarah arrived
in San Jose, she immediately hired a crew of car-
pente~ and btJild~rs, and thereupo11 kept them
busy for the next 36 years.
During that span of time she regularly con-
sulted hei: own. fr{endly spirits, who "submitted
plans" periodically for the home's alterations. It
wasn't until 1928 when Sarah \Vinchester died tl'iat
hammer and saw were stilled. By then, the house
sprawled over six acres and boasted 160 rooms.
Sarah had managed to keep the evil spirits at
bay by changing the building's appearance and
shape continuously over those 36 years. The house
hu; chandeliers with 13 lights, ceilings with 13
panels. roon1s with 13 windows. It has 40 stair-
ways. most with 13 steps; 13 bathrooms, and count-
less blind chimneys, secret passagewa ys, and trap
doors. There are three elevators, 47 fireplaces. and
stairs that go nowhere but down or up. And every
ca.rved and turned post in the house is installed
upside down. '
Apart from such bizarre aspects, the hou se
does contain a great many treasures. Doors and
windows are inlaid with silver; floors are exq uisite·
ly patterned and parqueted, and the chandeliers a.re made of gold.
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Shirl~y Tucker illustrates how far "mobile homes" have come since the days
of the covered wagon. On the other hand is the sort of wheeled dwelling now
on display through 1'1emarial Day at the second annual 1'1obile Home Show at
Angel Stadium.
Mortgage Funds Allotted;
Money Ma1·l\:et Could Ease
\\'ASlilNGTON (U P!l
Construction and mortgage
oHicials say President Nixon's
designation of $10.3 binion for
middle and moderate income
hom e huyers should helP ease
the tight money market
Financial offi cials also say
they favor Ni xon's decision to
raise th e inter.est ceiling fron1
8.5 to 8.75 percent on
mor1gages guaranteed by the
F ede ral
Administration
Hou sing
and the
Veterans Administration.
The National Association of
Home Builders made no
comment on the interest hikes,
which it has criticized in the
past, but joined the Mortgage
Bankers Association in calling
for an increase in the $33,000
ceiling on FHA-in s ured
mortgages.
Lewis Cenkcr said.
National Savings and Loan
League President G i I b e r t
Roessner said N i x o n ' s
initiatives would provide a
badly needed shot in t!te arm
for home buyers and the
sagging housing indust ry.
Coc1st Fir11t Sets Sales R ecord "THE CURRENT limits on
loan amounts are too low
because of the rapidly
increasing costs of housing,"
MBA President W a t e r
Williams said.
''TIIE NEW mortgage
commitment program for
conventional loans ... means
that coruumen are goin~ :o
be able to count on some $3
billion of mortgage money at
rates far below the existing
market," Roessner said.
A record for home sa les
ck>sing in ooe n1onth \\·ai; set
during March by the Newport
Be.adl off ice of Coldwell
Banker Residential Brokerage
Company.
According to !\1arion Buie,
resident mclnager of the 30
roemba-staff ~ializing in
the sale of homes throughout
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Coastal Orange County. 42
transactions totaling nearly
$5.5 million \\'ere handled
during Lhe 31-day period.
Sales Consultant i,,a Vera
Burns led the office in sales.
completing seven transactions
totaling $4JO.IXXl. Last year she
\\'as the top listing saJesper.m.
in the C.Oldwell Banker office
and also "A'as nmner-up lister
in dollar volume within the
Ne\l.'POrt Beach-O>sta Mesa
Board or llealtocs.
Other leading salespersons,
according to Buie, incl uded
Don Nourse l't'ith six sales
totaling $'l52,000 and Rich
\Vray with five home sales
totaling $215,IXXl.
'·Legislation must be
ppproved, as the President bas
asked. To raise the FHA
mortgage limits to at least
$45,000. A more realistiC
amount in today's eaxiom)·
and to lower the required dO\\oR
payments," NAHB president
Norman Strunk. executive
vice president of thC' U.S.
League of Savings
Associations, said.the
administratio11.5's action s
would ease the squeeze on
thrift institutions f r o n1
"extraordinarily high rates
charged In recent weeks on
borrowings from the federal
home loan bank system."
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~1tda7, Ma7 19, )9/4 uA1l i Plt.:OT £ 7 .
Bo111e •still Bargain~·
Recr!tors' Chief Cites Rising Val ues
Lines at gasol1nr
stations ... skyrockel1ng l :)~d
prices ... three-mo~th dela ys
on most fi>reig ·ntade
economy cars. . . ges of
some paper produ .
It would appear the lime has
arrived when there ls l!ttle a
person reeeivcs in return fo r
his dollar-if there Is :i
product available to
wltti, that is.
However. C. Larry
start
}foag
views one market q u i tr
differently.
al home by installin g
S\\'llnming pools, patios and
purc h asing variou~
ri.!creational types o[
equipment. •
Stock market prices can
change overnight \\' h r r e a s
owning your own hon1e l!i
considered a :sarc h c d _g c
against inflation. HOJg s1alt'd
Hoag sees a bright fut ur"
for the single family hon1c a~
opposed lo multipll' dwel!inJ!:~
"Tiwre is a lor(> for r\11 ·
single·family home dt'Sp1tl' 1h1·
~a~t that som(' people n1a~ s;1_r
1l 1s doon1ed."' Hoaµ; soud .
of a ya rd around them; who
"'ant the freedon1 to be loud
when they want to be loud ;
and. in turn. don 't want lo be
bothered by a neighbor's
loudness .
··These {Ire people who wanl
dirt that their kids can play
in; people \\ilo want their own
gardt:n and "·ant to shape
tht•ir o"·n landscape to suit
their whin1s and planl trees
;11tr! shrubs."
JIOAG, PRESIDENT of lhe '"rllEJl.E AllE 111 an 1
75 000-member California Real pc!'!'Uns i\hU \i':.1111 thr ~l'l"\lr11 \
~tate Association, feels that --
A-. a rt'sulL llcx1g feels eact1
J>o.:rson 1s n1orc incli ned today
lo n1akc hfe n1orr pleasant for
h11nsclf :111d feel s thC' need for
,jn unrl•grl'ltabl\' i111t"stn1l'nl.
11.0.ag ht-lie\ cs purchasing
Vlll' ~ 01\n hon1l· 1~ !llr :in~11 er
today, more than anytime in : •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :
recent years, a person should • HOME BUYER PROTECTION • Seriously consider buying his ! !
own home. .: • • ''Interest rates are do\\ n : ........... '"~•-• ·• ... •• ·-........... .., .... ·-.. ,_, ..... ,.... •
d the I f . ...-~ ....... '-• -· .... ·-................. -... It ...... ,~ • an va uc o owning :roor • -... ,.. ...... ""' .. ,_ '"'""-" r.. ..,.,., ... .., _,.. • own home is appreciating," ! _. ......... _ • • Hoag said, adding ' ' t h e • •
interest rate may drop to 7:1, ! WHO REPRESENTS YOU ? :
percent or less by t)c end of •. 1• , ..... .,...; ... ,.., .. -· ..._ ~· -.. ,..-..... ,. ...... • --•
'"' , .. ,...,.. ..... '"'''"" •·--o4 .,,. ,.._.., -IO ....... -• the third quarter of 1974 from • ~-· '"'' ••,~-"'"I·...,...,, .. ·-· -,.., -·• ·-• its present rate of11 1·? percent ! _........... : . .. , . ' .,, 11..... '"'' "There is no safer, surer or : .• , ...... ,, ,,, ,· .. u. . , ....... , •
more profitable investment • •••••• •• • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• • • ••• •:
Loday than thal of real estate ----------
-one of California's largest
industries," Hoag said.
"REAL ESTATE IS right
for many Californians and
home buying is a life-long
dream of most people," he
said.
The CREA president said.
''A typical hon1e seUing for
about $17,000 in 1003 sold for
more than $29,000 in 1972 (and
today it woul d sell for even
more) representing an
increase in ''alue of 71 percent
or more th an $12,000."
Hoag feels older homes
probably will move faste r as
the market recover s and that
1buyers should investigate the
merits of a used hon1e.
He is convinced that n1any
persons are now see king
locations closer to their places
of employment as a result of
Ille gasoline shortage.
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realizing the potential forl .. --------------------..1
creating their own reereation
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Deiroit Lool{s to Autos
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the "key'' to automobile staffs. "The challenge to the better ratio of usable space to overdrivi top gear. , happen. but It will probably be lhnlted,
design and use from now on. car industry is' ~ design big overall size. -Variable carburetors that lie sees the use ar solar st best,l to apeelaJ.lpurpose,
Sefrest said. bec11use of the cars that wUt gie(. 30 m~eS pr -Improved aerodynamics to adjutf, to provide the ~t fuel power or enerO' fttlm nuCtear short-range v«dcl ... b" tD'bln
beJore they are noticeable. DETROIT I UPI) -While
most Americans still don't
know what the 1975-model cars
will look like, automotive
executives are lining up 1heir
plans ror 1980 and even
looking ahead to 1995
Twenty years from now,
however, ''will be a whole new
ball game," said Fred G.
Secrest, a Ford Motor Co.
executive vice president who
is one of the men charged with
looking into a cloudy crystal
ball and making the right
decisions.
higher cost and potential mare to the gallon~'' reduce wind resistance and eoi>nimy for specific'spee4s. -lu.sldnJo.beat UdJiihl~ •. and l!lubutban \JSe;,
shortage of fuel. radial tires that provide -N'tw'forms of thejinternaJ stores ana ,..offices and run "steat\l, or rankliie cycle, ·
Some of the things that will SOr.tE OF THE changes in between 6 and 9 percent more combu1ti90 engine to utilize Iuctorles and railroads. 'lbat engines will probab?Y, not be '.
affect the ou!look for 1980 are automotive de Sign "•nd • gas mileage. fuel better. The rotary engine. would free petroleum fOr cars, used ~ause or excesslye size.,
the gasoline lines of the past technol()gy that will help ~Automatic transmissions , Secrest salc'.I, \vlll see oNy trucks and aircraft. The slze, rwelght1JcompleUt]; cost"' am '
fe\\I months, increased car improve gas mi 1 ea g·e with fluid torque converters limited use "because of l~ shape and po~ plant of fuel eoqsumJ::e. ~· ' I
pooling and greater use of s U b st a n l i a 11,y by · 1980. 'that "lode .up" in hlgt) gear, in in ·here n t 1 y high fuel automobiles probably will be Secrest f auKmottve 1
Higher gasoline prices and
the shift toward cars that are
s.inaller, or get better gas
1nileage, are here to stay and
\Vill be a key factor in
detennining \\'hat cars in 1980
and 1995 \\'ill look like.
public transit. ae<:ording to Sec~. could order to provide high.gear fuel consumption.'' ' new, ft,1tls coming,fn>P.i coal, shale.
THE AUTO industrv slill ''l am convinced that include: ' economy equal to that of t .• · ~:Perh'aps ·they will be. and ~sands and maybe even
\i:ill be strong in 1995, Secrest automotive life styles in 1980 -Lighter weight ca rs manual transmissioos. There ~ECREST ISN'T ... explicit '?Jwered by lhe •extern a I wood akohol on & <."QCN!Wdal
By 1960. smaller and lighter
cars with new pov:er sources
and fuel-saving transmissions
\\·ill be a fact. On-bo'ard
contputcrs \\·i ll help control
and diagnose engine problems
predicted. because "it adapted will look pretty fan1iliar, even through mor~ use of also: will be gr ea t e r when he dis Cusse s corhbustlon' Stirling engine or basis. 'Hydrogen 1>0Wu •ls, a
to the energy ch a 11 en g e, though a good many changes aluminum. plastics, high· availability of man u a I "automotive )jJestyles" in 1995 by a gas turbine." the Ford possibility, but Secrest doubtl!I
developed new technology and \Yl'f.I have taken place," said strength st.eel, smaller engines transmissions with four or because too many things, executive said.·' EI e ctr i c it can be packagtM for volume
people still will want the Secrest, head of the operations and designs that provide a perhaps five speeds, with an unthought~f now, , co u Id power certainly is a possibility car productiQn by 1995.
rreedom and oonveruence of-:~fi-frl. ::::~:::::::::::::::'.i~~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:;~~~;;,;;;;::;:;;;;;:::=:;~-:;;;;-~-~-~-!·;;;:;;;;~~;;;~~~~~~ personal mobility." £
Energy coru;ervation will be
Mo ve1·s P1·ess ured
To Pack More Ca1·e
cnr15ti•n Sclen(t Mon•to1 ;er••ct alarnung degree .. , ICC and
\\'ASl~INGTON -• \\'h0n industry studies conrirm the
findings. _::---··-----__ .. ___ -~~=::-. • .. -.. the n1oving van began
unloading antiques inlo her
new home, a KcHering. Ohio,
\1·oman says. "! had to cht.ek
n1y papers as to v1hether I'd
C'Ontracted \\'ith a mover or a
\rrecking company."
She estimates the dan1ages
in transport at n1ore than
$1.000 and reports that the
company i s "completely
indifferent" to her claim.
Al the prodding of the
Department or Transportation.
the ICC. \Vhich is charged \Vith
regulating interstate carriers
or household goods. h a s
recently moved to impro\'e Hs
statistics-gattwring in hopes of
st i tn u l a ti n g a better
per f o r in a n cc fro1n the
carriers.
1 Find Quality, Selection And Expert . !'~ S~~0:~:~n At The Grant Boys!!
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• On a n10\·e from Co!orado
to California. one 1nan \'.'as
stunned to receive a final bi!!
that \\·as aln1ost t\\·ice the
moving con1pany's original
As of next Februar~' the
carriers \•:iU have to subn1it to
the TCC annually t he
percent.age record of their on·
tin1e Ys. late dellveries, under
and overestimates on costs.
and damage claim data. \\bat
is more, they will have to give
this same i n form a t ion
jnd\viduall? to any prospec1i\·e
customer V.'ho asks for it.
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If You 're Going Fis hing, Camping ,
Or Ba ckpa cking . . . Count On Us To .
Have All Th e Access ories You'll Need!! estimate.
• A fan1ilv 1no'. in~ t11 St.
Petersburg. .Fla.. raTI up a
steep and unreimbursed motel
bill v.'hile y.·aiting a full tv.·o
\\'eeks bevond the promised They also must give the
de!iverv date for the van of customer a questionnaire that
furniture to arrive. he can send to the ICC so that the regulatory agency has
The files of the Interstate some check on the accuracv of
Commerce Comnlission tICC J. !he ca1Tier's 0\\1\ statistics.
C.Onsun1ers Union (CUl, and ·niis last reQuirement \vas due
Congress are full or such to go into effect in late April.
letters -and likelv to grow but the American flfo\'ers
1\·ith the prime moving season Conference. the ca r r i er s '
coming up during the summer. major trade a~'>CX'iatiry•L
Each year roughly one-staved off the da\· by
fourth of the U.S. population successfully ob ta i n i n g a
shifts living quarters. Best ten1porar~· restraining order in
el'timates have it -there U.S. District C.ourt.
really is no official count. -Sen. \Valier F. ~rondale
that 20 to 25 percent of these rD.-Afinn. ), v.·ould take this
moves involve underestin1ated data effort a step or tv.·o
charges, late pickups o r further. Terming the present
deliveries. or unset t I e d situation a "deplorable'' one
damage clairns. for the consumer, he has
Consumers Union. y.·hich has introduced legislation to
kept steady watch on the require the carriers to submit
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situation for the la st decade. that .. perfonnance data to the : FISHING
reports that the s am e ICC in numbers as \\'ell as 1 ·
problems that existed in the percentages and on a broader . · ,
earl: 1960s still linger "lo an scale four
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}i'or Political Fa111 e l1
SACRAMENTO I AP) -A
singer. a truc.k driver. a forest
ranger, a feininist writer, Bob
Hope's nephew and someone
who calls himself a
philosopher of ethio; are all
running for governor or the.
U.S. Senate.
'l'hey are the unknowns in
California's June 4 primary:
Candidates who either plunked
dotvn the hefty filing fee -
~982 for governor -or took a
pauper's path so they could
get on the ballot.
They are running because of
a zeal for refonn, an urge to
enter politics fron1 the top, or
maybe just a yen to SC'e !h~lr
nan1c in the pziper.
Glen Mitchel of San Diego
campaigns for the Republican
nomination for governor by
handing out a busi.nes.o;; card. It
reads:
\\'agncr. a construc1ioo truck
driver frotn Lancaster and
Conie Robertson, a forest
ranger from the hamlet of
\Veaverville in Northern
California's Trinity County.
James \Vare, a businessman
front Los Angeles, is seeking
the GOP nomination on a
platform that i n c I u de.~
"vigilance regarding Socialist
11nd Communist indoctrination
in our educational centers."
Motlis Jo i1i
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Tcis k For ce
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We've go t it . . .
When you need it!
"Keep your heart free from
hate, your n1ind fro1n \Verry.
Li\·e simply. expect tittle, give
much. Fill your life \•:ith love.
Scatter sunshine. F'orgel self.
thiJlk of others. Do as you
would be done by. Pray
often."
SAN DIEGO I API
Pakistani moths "'ith hungry
larvae are being turned loose
in tumbleweed·infested deserts ·
in California.
FOR ALL YOUR RACQUET BALL
jtitchel says the state isn't
collecting enough money in
taxes on cigarettes and liquor.
"We feel it should be tripled
immediately," he says.
Asked by a reporter v.'ho he
meant when he said "we."
Mitchel replied: ''Me and
God."
Joseph Brouillette Jr. is
running -u•.erally -for
gov~r.
On· )eave from b1s job as
ocbool' teacher In the
Sacrafl\ento suburi> ol Citrus
HelgbtJ, he piano to jog the
lelll1ll ol the'state, awraging
aliout 17 miles a ~ In quest
of Qie [)oqloeratie.-loaUon.
"} ~ averagi'.)5 miles,
but I lolt wjlh an""'8 wbo
will .U.eeo.'' Ille SB)'$. 'I-
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Andencll, • singer !tom
ee..rty Hllll: Geore•
State agriculture a n d
transportation officia ls said
\\'ednesday the attempt at
biological control of the weeds
is being made at f o u r
Io cations: ne<rr Indio.
Tehachapi and tM San
Joaquin and Sacramento
valleys.
The desert moths, flown
here.from Pakl~tan as wonns,
"-'t'fe released in twnbleweed
patches. The officials said the
moths' eggs hatch into larvae
'''hich feast on tumbleweed
branches.
"lf this experiment proves
successful, two big objecUves
will be met," said Jacob
Dekema, dlstrict director for
the s t a t e TransporVtlon
Department.
"The lir11 Is lhe sensible
approach IO weed conlrol
Without using d a m a g I n a
sprays, and the second Js \be
lremendous savings in m«M!Y
and manpower."
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106 VIA LORCA OPEN SUN. 1-5
50 Ft. lQ.t. 2 _&Den. quarry tile. beam ceil.,
cedar paneling, sunny garden patto.
DAVIDSO N REALT Y
TWO FREE TICKETS Bayfront luxury! Beautiful 5 bdr1n home POOL hon1t' in CORONA l002
to the 'i 194 Ft. on North Bay-I specially desi_gr~cd for 55' lot on \\'<lter. Fan1 1~:·:~~·i~Ap~ii;tea ~~~n~~~Y
Sduthern California front with 2 bdrm rn1. formal d1n1ng r1n . 4 baths & glan1orous l>i':ivh aci·E'ss.
MOBILE HOME SHOW I home+ den ; 2 frplcs.: IJl\'\i rn1 . f-'<~ntastic n1aster suite. Pier/slip. Ont.I• $6!1,:JOO
?!lay 18th thru !\'lay 27th hobby rm. Shared pier 1 1 LINDA ISLE Df{. Open Sun 1-5 :30 Call 64t-1'lll at the ANAHEIM STADIUM 1 & slip. $215,000. Firm. THE "BLUFFS " -CAREFREE LIVING ~ •
200J State Colle"e Bl\'d , lir<lnd NE\V 1 -~torv 3 BR 2 bath beautiful 1 I Annhein~ "Linda'" n1odel. C8tl1edral ceilings, lo vely ~:
Please call 642·5678, ext. 333 greenbelt vie\v fron1 choice end uni t. --
CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
1'hree 2-bedroon1!I. Outstanding buy!
('all us for infonnation on
0U1er hornes & incon1e properties
in the. area. to clalm your tickets. (North l ~;:::;;;;::::;;::::::~::i County toll !tt't' nun1ber is i REALTY [27Ul VISTA U!vlBROSA Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 ~
:;.<Q.1220). ' '"' '1ARINE AVE. . BIG CANYON NEW CORNER "CONDO" COUNTRY ct G I R E 1002 I BALBOA ISLAND d I . . CHARM I •nera • · __ I General R.E. 1002 ~ * * * * * * 673-6900 * Luxurious 3 BR Bor eaux n1ode with pr1v-
5801 W_ Coast Hwy, N 8 645·7575
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Orange Coast [;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;;; i The fastest dru,1, in thl' ,1,·~.1 _ ~ _ ___ acy. Prof. decorated thruout & prof. ldscp. cu~!orn \\'l's tcliff llonll' 1
Lido's Best Buys I * BAYSHORES * ... ~ Da!IY ~i!ot C1assilied I The fastrst.dra1~· in the \~~st. Covered patios. A•C & air-purifier. 5132.500 GrC'•d sl'tting ror ;1n11qu,•s, 1
Open Frl'/Sat/Sun. 1-5 Ad. Call li42-;i618. __
1
, _ ... a Daily_ Pilot CJ11ss1f1C'd 6 RUE CHAJ\.ION!X Open Sat Sun l-5:30 3 Bn. P•u11·l1·d Fa1ni!)-l'ln, ---JI•'!-: .t Oak ni)(J]'S, :>. fr ples,
128 Via Ithaca O E S Uen1Jral R.E. 1002 1 General R.E. 1002 BIG CANYON C. C. _ $159,500 txw.Jkr·as(' 1•·a11. tiled entry,
2600 E.Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
REAL £STATE 644 • 4848
2--Sty. honiL., l~t'. lot. S!O!l,!KXJ I p N AT/SUN . l -S 11 Lo\·ely \'icw of Fashion Island frorn 6 l\lo . :!1 ~ 1"1s .. l.:11>:t', 10\rly yard Lido. ln1rn;1l'. Country 2595 CRESTVIEW 1 . t Plav \tu'<I + sLdt' v:ird li~norraiR .E . 1002 General fl'E. English. 3 BR, 21,~ .ua. ~0 fl. AUrncti\'I" Cupe Cod: nieely ti NC\\'$ BR hon1e. Expensive \Vallpapers, cust. for n10t0r honi{' or bo11.t.. I . 1002
lot. S98.500 rl<'eorat<'d; 2 bdrm., lge. cptng & drapes. 3 Cdr gar. Beaut. soft colors. Pouing shed, lgf' g;u·ngL': $6 500 TO
LAGUN,\ or:'t'Anfron1 oyo :: 1 Jiving I'm. ft1c ing lgt'. patio; Coldwell Ban'·er 35 BL1RNING TREE RD. sat, s un 1·5:30 1•·/1\'0rkshop. $12·1.soo. orr:.:N BCH . DUPLEX /OWNER 1
Br, 2 ba + sundk. $89,950° I bit-in gas kitchen: room for I\! HOUSE, Sat, Sun, 1 '" .\_, Varant -illovc now .t ('Ollecl • ASSUME FHA
642-1188 ll\.lot storage. Lov< leasehold. RESIDENTIALBROKERAGECCMPANY BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB 11 30 Sornerset Lane, i\l'11·. sun11111•r 1'\'nt~'. Pai·1ially .L:OAN
2 Priv. sandy beaches, Lovely 4 BR ho1ne \vith a park-like setting. port Beach. ~1.S--l~. !urn. :i do11n. 11.:: upper,
Plans <ivaiL for expansion. · FRONT ROW-IRVINE TERRACE Ow. ner will sell, including antique IJieces, ~I bt'_arnNl ct'il,ings, kn 0 t t y $6,500 to assurnt' or n1aybe
"C" THOMAS pen un. 2""V: aya ere furnished $199,500 but w/consider unfurn. IOE MAN ION in" pa.-n" 1ng ru out. ess cas . y,·n1·r sa)s ~ {)l.·ncr an.'lious! $57,rllO. 0 S • 2001 B d EASTS S I p l th I h O h
. A custom built '.home by a builder for his • ' ' 2SOO sqft 2 s1ory J bdrm, 3 ;rrsh paint, off-street prkg. 1 might ht'lp finance. si9S
own use. 4 bed rooms, 3 baths, 3 car garage. HIPSLEY N TAYLOR co ba. lorn1al di ning, lnundl)• ~ ~. Blk to ~an. $7·1.\'.0'l. j PE~/MO. PAYS AL. L.
associated
BR OKERS-REAL TORS
1025 W Bolbcc 671 l6ll
• , .a Dally J>iJot Classlfll"d
Ad. &42-5678.
Lochen my er
Realtor
General R.E. 1002 Generef R.E. 1002
dowd
Asmall price
1opay . .
1o move into a
Make an almost immediate move. Newport Crest
is the exciting townhome community that
overlooks Newport Harbor and the ocean. Big,
bold spacious homes. Residents' Swim and Tennis
Center. Exterior maintenance provided, Come-
let us show you how you can't afford not to live at
Newport Crest, 2·3-4 bedroom residences -.HeWom $53,00010 $93,000.
0
From Pacific Coast Highway
arid Superior Avenue
iniersection, drive up
Superior lo Newport Crest
entrance. 5•1• office; -#12 Aobon Court. Open
C11lly 10 A.M. to Sitn811.
(714) 845-8141.
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ft £r roon1. 11 .'HT<' lot 011 cu!-dt·-Drivt' hy 122 39t h st, N.B. Owuer transftrrerl. Prime Finest view of jetty and harbor. ~'Iany cus-• • s:u.: ,1. 20 .x4,y 11 ~· J.M.kil, 1~1::~:i Prin only . ~ ~r;n . :;..ake advanL'4i:l' _call
tom extras. $235,000. 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd . vl11yhou:.e and n1a11y, 111:;r1y, .JB!~/:.'B.\ honu·. bl t ins, .s.12---2:)3j.
Open Sat. & Sun. 2-6--=28 Linda Isle
Owner must liquidate immediately. \Vide
open vie\V of 1-Iarbor basin fron1 this spa-
cious bayfront home. 4 Bedrooms + conv.
playroom with bath up, large dining room,
family room with fireplac e and maid's
quarters. Pier and slip for large boat. 3
months summer rental available at $8,500.
Offering price $275,000.
DON'T GASP IT'S TRUE
Open Sunday 2-6-•22 Hermitage
Big Canyon with VIEW. Amenities galore!
Dramatic use o[ Mexican tile on living
room, dining room, entry and powder roo1n
floors of this spacious 4 bedroom home.
Spectacular entry courtyard with extensive
use of tile decking and lath arbors. $159,500.
EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME
Open Sat, & Sun. 1-6-2645 Bamboo
BeautiiuI two story 5 bedroom, 3 hath home
in Eastbluff. Night and day view with pool
size yard. An exceptional value. $87,500.
READY FOR MOVE-IN
Open Sun. 2-S--608 Via Lido Nord
Lido's greatest view property. Lovely ter-
race and patio plus pier and slip. 4 bed-
room home recently redecorated. $275,000.
WESTCLIFF BEAUTY!
Open Sat. & Sun. 1·4-113:0 Somerset Lane
Custom 3 bedroom. Panelled family room,
pegged oak floor, 2 fireplaces, lovely large
yard and side yard for motorhome or boat.
$124,500.
ONLY POPPY KNOWS
Open Sat. & Sun. 2-6-216 Poppy
how exceptional this Corona del Mar 3 bed-
room. 2 bath view home really is. Custo1n
quality above coastline. A real fun home
on one of Corona de! J\ilar's best streets.
$I21!,500.
JUST LISTED-UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautiful "Yale" townhouse. Largest in
Univ. Park. J-lighly upgraded. Vie\v loca-
tion. 4 bedrooms, family room, dining
room. $69,500.
NEWPORT COUNTRY LIFE
Harbor View Homes Montego with moun-
tain view. 4 bedrooms, country kitchen , 2
fireplaces, formal dining. ~76,000. lee land,
Call today.
WATERFRONT-PIER & FLOAT
a perfect gem on the Canal in Old New-
port . 2 Bedrooms, fresh and sparkling in-
side and out. Zoned R-2. $92,500.
TAKE THE KEY TO LIDO LIVING
and open the door to this contemporary ls·
land home, Custom designed with 3 bed·
rooms den , extra large Jiving room, spa-
cious dining room and lovely southern patio,
$145,000.
BIG CANYON-
FEATURED IN HOME TOUR 1973
Beautiful 3 bedroom home customized by
builder. Features formal dining room, fam·-
ily room with beamed cathedral ceilings,
pool and jacuzzi, lovely ~aiden lncludes
auto. sprinklers and night lights; solar wJn..
do ws. Remarkable at '189,000.
LINDA ISLE BAYf.RONT '
Custom 5 ·bedroom 4 hath home. Waler'
views from large living room, family room,
kitchen and master bedroom. Isl time of·
lered. Be the fii'sl to &ee ti. $285,000.
DlAL 644-1766
2161 Sin J°"qufn HUit Rd., N.B.
A COLDWELL BANKER CD.
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N~WPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 C)(lr<t~! Pri1·•'<l tn :.t•ll fo1H· crp!s, pan!'~. dlil gar, .~hake• OP£}/T1L 9 • 11 S~UNTOBENICE'
~nly S.'fJ.91Xl.-'..'O' • , c~n~1:11: rwf. 01'.EN FRIIS.AT: .. :::IW I ~· ; ·-
enera . . t)wnr/Rkr. 6--IHS:~7 ·• t ~G~_ .. _..,_~l~-R'."-~E~""''""1~0~02~G~e•n•e•ra":l-.. R'."-.~E'"-.""-"-"-"-"1":0•02•1C,\LL (;.l:rt;&H, I llahh .r.. c.~1. s.,J,,;oo. ~ · ·' ~I
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BROADMOOR /-+-I HOMES 'GenerifR~E. 1002 IGeneral R.E. 1002
TURTLE ROCK NEWPORT BEACH I
Outstanding family home on quiet cul de sac; EXECUTIVE HOME 3 lge. bdrms., dining rm. & view! Ready to
go at $58,900. Incl. land,
OPEN SUN. 1-5 19431 DEVRY
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY
C'utc 2 bdrn1. -~ gu~st rn1 .. on R-2 lot. Ideal
to Jive in or for investment. Offered at $69,95U
BLUFFS-ON BUDGET
Nf'stled around Sp 1t n is h
cow'tyard, exclusl\'e 4 BR. fain rm, formal dining, 3
C"ar garage. Rooin for large pool. \\'1: y,"\)rk Ylith you on I
financing. " I
r\e,vly decorated Trina model; 3 bdrms .. 21:.-
baths, Jge. patio. Close to Corona del ~Iar
High School. Offered at $59,500.
Ontu . coRBIN·MARTIN, 1Nc. . Duplex 11/'21 REAL TORS 644-7662 EnJOy the oc~~? and m~" 'Tl money, too ... BEITER ~ Corona del Mar HURRY. Agent 645--0303. !
Cape Cod '
1 ~G"e"ne"r"a~I ~R~.E".""'""''!'1!'00~2~G"e"n"er"a~I ~R~.E'.".""'""'~1"'0~02""-I Cutie!!! I
I Charm pack~ :"JBR, 2BA, on I
I rountry·size tree ~haded lot, I U~i, ~~~~!d:ias~t!r''~~~·01!1~I ~~ GE:-31.. Asking S36,!riO. s u h mi t • ~~ ~ --.:;;:::. clO\rn-Don't miss thl~! ! V.E. 1
--_ HOWARD & CO. &1;,..s.100
CF.Colesworthy&Co.-Realtors
BLUFFS CONDO -THE FINEST! I.
Specia l end unit, G-Plan, with 4 bdrms.,
formal dining, dramatic decorating & open
bca1n ceilings. Large private patio to display
your gardening talents. $79,000.
C. F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
3 Bedroom Home
$18,500
Anyone can assume this VA
7'0 loM. $1S4. T\fonth totul
ps.ymcnt. Call for details.
CENTURY 21*642-lnl
Eastside Costa Mesa
5 Bedrooms, 4 baths, 3400 Sq.1
Ft., huge l car garage, [
,,..,..,.,,,,.,,,, ........................................... 1 $69,500.
_______ 1_00_2 1 General R.E. 1002 Roy McCerdlt RHllo• 1
PRICE REDUCED COSTA MESA
i J"'' ~~ !~1~~~!0 11,;, c,11 F~U~!~E~";, I·
t1ri::r anrl llvabli> cus!o111 hard-to-find l n v.e s t n1 ent Dia( Direct !ionic in Corona de! Mar on opportunity in a heUer I
1nday's market. 4 westsidelocationbacking lo 6 2 4321
1 B1·droo1n.~. study, spacious a goU ooune. $6IO/n10 4 •
1 !<1r111!y room, viev.· of ocean income could be niore
;inrl Catalina. Oioice ot lo"·-low vacancy on I y ' financing and only 8 yt'nts
o!rl. For appointment to inspect, call 673-8550.
Call Col,lect ·
Subtcrlbtt, to the
newspaper that
Classic: Custom!!!
Rambling 3 BR ranch style!
BuiJders own home features
huge family rm, 38A, plush
crptg, modem k I t c h ,
massive flrepl, klddy-alze
yard! 'l'ra,lsferrtd owner
uking ~.500. Submit low
down or trade in }"Our
~1J:~o rm.!~ E '
Ocean View-Foe Land
OPEN SUN 1-6 PM
l~I Flylna Jib
13 BR ct 2 A den In !l\fllt'llcd
community with clubtae,
Pools, courta. A cood b\O' at
$36,lOO.
ANNE KEENAN
REAL TOR 557-7000
$61,500
Call 644-'121l
"1n NIGEL
DAILE Y &
ASSLICIAfES
BEACH COTTAGE
' covenyour •.
hom9town best •••
•'
YOUll Hometown
DoI"'N-paptr ·r , I
. ·-I • DAILY PILOT
40 Et. tr.>ntaet on R·2·1ot; 3
doors to sandy. lifeguarded
beach. Use fol' 2nd home &:
rebuild ~~r. Owner leaving area.,$66,000. 1.., _ _.,.,. .... ___ _.
CaJI: 673-3863 S73-8c.!G Eves. 1 •
associated
orn~ LP', P[f\l TO~S
l'J\""' e,,1~"" ,,II It.ti
HOUSES INSPECTED
Full M'ltten report on ph.YJ-
lc•I contlltion of houi:e b)'
qualilttd protcsatona.J ln·
specton. Be 11ure of condl·
tion before you buy, call
f714l 557·9483, Nat Ion a I
Home lnSl_)f!Ctlon Service, 2~
h: M!Nlet, 7 day wk.
\
I;:;::;;==~'
Just at-words
·In the rfght pl11e1 ... · i
' ' !Jolly "lot>~ •.
Claulfled All•·
" ,, '
Dlattl!e dfr1<t~ln1
~f 642~5678
' MACNAB
IRVINE
RNER HOMES
ELEGANT 4 BEDROOM+ FAMILY
Baycrest. 2500 sq. ft, offered (u only $91.500
incl. Ian~. Custom built home -lovely
courtyard patio -secluded & quiet. OPEN
SUNDAY 1·5 P. M. 2057 COMMODORE'
ROAD (W31)
SPECTACULAR LINDA ISLE ESTATE
108' of Bay!ront-swimming pool-4 fire·
places-4 bedrooms-<len-bayfron t dining
room & family room. $425.000. Barbara
Aune 642-8235. (W32)
THE BLUFFS
!\taint. free condominium ideal for the
executive. 2 bedrooms, den & panoramic
view of the Upper Bay. $89,500. Jack Cus·
ter 642-8235. ( W33)
MARINERS CUSTOM
4 or 5 bedroom family home. Lovely pool
in lovely lg. yard. $108, 700. Martha Mac·
nab 642-8235. (W34)
UNIVERSITY PARK . QUIET BEAUTY
Lovely "University" model 3 bedroom &
family room home on cul-d•sac. Profes-
sionally decorated & landscaped, Excep.
. t.ionally priced at $66,500. John Watts
. 644-6200. (W35)
BIG CAffYON CUSTOM SPANISH .
Over l90' on the ~olf course. One of Big
Cany6n's finest view properties. 5 be<J.
rooms, 22'x24' game room . $325,000. OPEN
DAILY 1·5 P.M. #8 OAKMONT LANE .
(W36)
EASTBLUFF COUNTRY (:OTTAGE
' $60,ll50 ;! Cpzy 3 bedioom w /used brick
ftreplijce & country· kitchen, Close to
schools '& shopping. Large corner lot. Hel-
en Hartley 642-8235. (W37) . '
HIGHLANDS SPECIALS!
*·3 bedroom home w/open beams & re-
modeled kitchen . VIEW ...... $79,900
. * 4· bedroom-new Usting-Iarge lot w /
new landscaping, ........ , , .. $94,500
* 4 or 5 bedroom-'good family plan-lease'
f6r $600/mo. 'or ...... , . , .$88,900.
Martha Macnab 642-8235. f\V38) . ,
HUGE ·LOT BY THE SEAt>,'
·In exclusive Shortcli!f8, White wal~r~ jet·
ty & Calallna view, Pl'ivate-b1t<lh 'pcce1s.
Plans approved-city & re~looill. . ou. own
the land! Ken/Helen. Hartley', ·fi4U235.
(w311) • ,. •• · • .1 .. r·;
' • ~ < '.f . -.
BIG CA"YO,N LOT ,
CHOICE custOm lo!c-:-1~' .of Jih!lray ll'Oht-.
age w /?:10 deg~·· iinl>bstruota~J~ "View.
'85,000. Jacl! cu.s1,er-~· W~l, .; ,
lrvl . ·..:.w;· .. ......,~ ne .... ,tit ,,
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(. o":-1.t ~e~-i
Area
FOUR BEDROOMS
CUSTOM POOL·S36,000
ls tho lull Dncet This lovely 5
year old pOO{ home must oo
seen to be apprec1aled. Four
bedrooms. custom 16x32' pool.
carpets and dropo5 thruout.
New, no-wax Uooring in
kitchen. dark room. and much
more. Beller Ourry and call!
•9263 1714J 54&·9491
FUSSY BUYERS
ONLY. PLEASE
We don l have enough ~pace
here lo tell you nbout th1~
beauhful 5 bdrm, 2 b;Jth homo.
Loads of eiclras. immaculate
condition, cill This oflered al
S38.000 w1rh iln a,sumable
S,~%FHAloar1
,8967 f714l S45-949t
FOUR BEDROOf.il
CALIFORNIA RANCHER
534,000
FULL DOWN
N O DOWN TO VEl S
Thu> ha~ spark.las. f-restt paint in:;1 and out, dollar
bright k1tch n. b•g trCl&'6hadE1d
lot and much. much more. Alt of
I his plus no down tf!frn'ito VAIS
or ea~v 5o/,. down 11.'rm-, 111 ;i ll
6'1tte1 t111rry on Thi-; one.
545·9491
B EAU TIFUL IRVIN[
TAKE OVER LOAN
FORMAL DINING ROOM
CENTRALAJRCOND.
Jhis lovely home ha::: 11 all Tile
100,. for mal di ning room
central air, huge covered patio,
beauhlul landscaping and an
easy lo take over FHA 7!'1°/.,
k>an. For furincr inlormaflon
ask U<;dbout l•<;f1n~
f8909. . 545-9491
SIX BEDROOMS
THREE BATHS
IMMACULATECONOITJON
S44 500FULLPRICE
Fvunt.JHl \ ,Jiii">~·
Area ,
GOLF AN'fONE'>
TRANSFER FORCES SALE.
4 spacious bedrooms 2 lun balh
home. Huge l~m1ly room,
family size k1tchon. 4 years
ne~. Steps 10 cour1>0 5°/o
down. EZ formsS47,600.
{7 14)968-3371
l714)546·1754
S20.500
2 Story
Acres of green, 2 bd(m:;, ~
bath5,,l am1ly s11ed .,_1tchCn.
Spacious hon1e and lust S650
down 10 EZ term::. Call now•
!714)54S.1754
ABANDONED
POOL ESTATE:..
Secluded 4 bdrm. 2 battl home
on 1.~ acre lot Spacious bdrms.
and 1tv1n~ areJ:.. l oads ol
extrJs1 El ..issumablP. loan.
S29 600
·1 14)~&-1 754
,/14)gss-3371
WALK TO BEACH 2STORYCHARMER
4 huge bdrms. 2 bath::.. large
• ' .
GLEN MAR
JBEDROOMS-$31900
Super sharp home with nice
size den and all I he e:.lra~ you
expecl 1n a fine resale. A great
place ro raise your lam11y
1i8736 B97.032 1
LAKE FOREST RANCH
1111.., home otlers &i many
ex1ra s. we cannot hsl lhPm all
here. 4 bdrms. 2 bath~, 1,1m11y
room, lormal dining room. all
on onP levf:I. Fully air
conchttoned VJ1th hum1d1t1er.
elCtr;.i large yard and localed nn
ON IHEWATER
LIDO
Ocean llont home on lhv :).Jnd
3 bedrooms plus separa1c un11
over garage w1rh view. Cdll u::.
luraopl .
04&/71 1
Suoday, ,May 19, 1974
• CENTRAL AIR CONDITION
CUSTOM HOME
4 huge b&droc:>r'n$ i lull batn:s.
11uoer delu:.e camet. muro1e
entry. an11Que tn1rrored walli;
plui many more extras. PuC(ld
al 147.000. Call us now.
•8370 54&-0022
FREE BURGLARALAR~.-1
>vllh this ~uoer sharp_ home
tocatocl 1n lhe heart ot Orange
Coun1v. Pnced to sell lor only
S47.500. Hurry and call now.
58934 546-0022
Tustin
Area
48R I 48ATH
VtEW
$64,500
ldPal lor maid's apar1menl or
DAILY PILOT D •°t
38R J.36AlH
S2 1.99~ > STORV
V..ir.J111 -comoletoly
rt-lu101'1h!)d • Modcin bu•ll•1n.
SI 200 10:.11 down. Coll now
<> H32"'6800
ABANDONED
• NOOOWN
NO COST TO YOU
3, big bdrms .. 2 lull baths.
country :.1le k1lchen hugo lot
w1rh boal. camper gate. New
carpAl!:i find freshly painted
S3 1.500on!y,
;: 7826 BJS.6256
514 VA LOAN
S2{'gMO.
Popular Ullra-mo<lern l:..1chler.
Spac1ou::. with court·vard enlry
way 4 br. 1 :.cp. l<1m. toom
An:uou~ ownf'r.
832-£800
•n·lav..':. d nccP~,,,,;iry Formal 1-------------11 u1n1nq Orcatht.ik1ng v1l'w. 2
huge: f1r1•p1,1cl!:.. Vacant &
own+•1 dn:..1ou·
~32·6800
Westminster
Area Pl JT ON YOUR OVERALLS .•.
10 clcnn up lhrec tx>droom
oeauly and you will have a 1-------------f
oe;1uhlul /"lomo tor only
S24.500. t-lurry and call us tor
details.
5'7~ DOWN
2 STORY SI 7.900
RIG T'NOSTORV
f-OUR BEDROOMS
FAMlLYROOM
panell e d f amily r oom 1-------------.f
Step saving k1tcl'len, cu::.tom decor ttiruout. Ownor has
.Jnothror. Prir.ed al $38.900
cul de :.,ic. WC' squoo1ed it <tit 1--------------;l-------------.f TIBURON RESALf; 1n1o a 11ny prir:"of 5 ~1 .500'
Ou! ol town ownPr mu:.t /"lave
1inmed1a10 sale. This 1:; no1 a
dawg Lolff>ly hu1l1·1ns,
d1stiwJsh• r Hurrv
• hJ2·6800
w.~1 bt11 111 laml!y rorini. '.I car
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d1n1nq room Spri111o.1er:.. b·q lot.
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;714)546-1754
714)978-3371
VILLA MONTEREY
S34,900 ~,86·9000 1 WO ~l ORY
Besl lownhOmo with beauhtul ~86·4000 f Xl::.CUTIVF
nncl osed patio and best ~upror ,p,1c1ott:> 5 bt-diuoni·. 111
'v""A'°·"FliHonA toa,c<lm'",•n',m· "Am"d"aobwlen 1-------------.f IJ;,vr:rr••,I v111h l1Jrmal rt1111ng AT T[NT ION V[T(f"'ll\NS1
Con"Cnl<on.'I , · '' 1nn1. Pl u" !dr(!P l.1n1ily room v " I Y011 h.tv1·nl Dl·•Jn uhl1• h • ~778:\ sg7.QJ;:>: stnJlc;ti your. hiirl<U'l 10 Ou\',, .111!/\Vel bar f\bPau1v C;iUnow A 11ugo bdrms. f . bat11s. 2000
~-Cl. I!. Spac1ou!'. Jtvrng 1--------------l 1oomlrlin1ng ;irea. Pool ~•zed
lot $35.500, VA loan w1lh EZ
tf>frns. Just 3 years new!
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{714)546-1 754
Huntington Beach
Area
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No OOW1l lo Vf'IS, and Tut.ii
LANOMAMK HOV.L
S34,90Q
paymPn\ ,,1 Ju•,t S230 11•·1
ITI(lnl h'
C..ilt'ledral ceilings udd a touch
ol class to !his 1 year new
reS<J.le home>. &.le 1t !Oday.
.J8961 897-032 1
·,rr .. IOUS t>BORM!:>'
Grc<it t1 t•·r •1oner 1n suoer area.
T1cm1·nc:i111 possib1hl11;!s. !-------------+-------------! ownPr 1·. 1r"1ri11 l•J deal. Call us
586·9000
586-4000
IQ .. l,.1:. I,,,.• J.,1 jU:)l$36,995!
646-7713 S0LVISTA-S40.000 3 BDRMS 8. FAMILY Rf..1.
COMPARISON IS OUR
OEST SALESMAN
1n 1hC' P <lSt three mc>ntl>~. '''"
hJ w, sold ~.f'veral in 11.1~ rnucn
(1P~irf'd South Santa Ana area
tor much moro lhan we are
:i:.K111q fo1 1t11s gorgeous 3
bdrm. lam1rv room hGrne. O:ily
$39.900 lull pnCf'. Canu~ nowi
;8~5 7 546-0022
'IJHYMEN STAYHOME. ••
It's so comfortable ho won't
want· lo leave 11. No yard work
or maintenance lo do in these
lovely fownnomes priced from
S20.000. Two and lhrP.P
hrtr m '. ~n tiurry & call now. .J bedroom onct 1,600 :;q. 11.
[xcellent l oca!ion ne,;ir all
,chool:.., :;hopo1nq. Lot": of
(>rid~ nl 1J\0Jnflr~h1p :-.how! .. Call
/Od;i~
Thi:; ~;pac1ou::; horn•? 111
P.lCClu:.111f' M1s<.ion V11~1v
oe1gt1barhoort ollcrs '." bath!:.
and :.cparate /nm1ly room No
r1own to Vnt:, or low dOwn lerm">
ioall OnlySJ6900.
1------------i ti46-00:?Z
CRESTWOOD
PLANNED LIVING
Pool and clubhouse too! Enjoy
!he good Ide this way. S44.500 E4." 4455
lor a !'.harp 3 bedroom beauty. 1------------'--l
Call now lor ii quick showing.
bul hL1rry'.
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tn• !lt·d ... 11d liltercct 36' POOi.
t:ovr·r<·o p;ilio t1nd manv more
extra lr>aturf's tor only S3"2,500.
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.j:9?4 .,. 546-0022
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S 36,9~0
COHlf'Ou•: 1uwn11uuso n,..a,
l1ePw.1y 21,7 block:;. Bcnut1!ul
c.1 rpP t1ng. l1rcplaco. service
porch, 2 :.lone,;, care free living
:;e!lcr trOn$!e>rred and anxious
:>('P.1nQ 1 ... bPheving lh1s beaury
v<1C<l!'.I 1£>ady 10 movo •ri. Only
0'1P yC'.H •!11, = i /l)\) ~~!:I: 1356
PRIVATEESTAl l
Horses. pool. ~.aun,t, cov•'t<'d
paho. 880. <18 lru1t Hee·; &
room lor 1enn1st.uun. Sp,1c1ous
v1c:w lo ocean, graciou.; l1v1ng
includes lorn1<1I dining. larmlv
room. recreation room, plu;,h
carpets & drt1pe:,. Ownr r lr it
~ta1f' & will a~.1..eo1 re;1:>0nable
ollPr. <---------------· .1'JlMMING POOL
·I [;1 DROOMS:'OATHS
$33,500
ti BR ·I 3 BATH fl+·,111~· :,h,up hOfflt' llt''IJ wlw
144 500 L.irpPt:;, ri c>w drJ p!'-:, l.'OVered
Beller than new at 9 years o ld. p.ttio, good nt>1ghb..>rtiood
Formal d1n1ng, ultra modern lrrrnf'ndou; buy. Call tor
kitchen w1ll:i bu1lt·ins and t1 r>\JiJ.,.
dishwasher. U pgraded !:iha9 ;8939 398-13~6
Tl1if. bPauhful home 1~1v
Qualities lor lhc Walkr>r & l PP
home of the week. Beaut1tu1
shagca1pe1 1hroughout. walk to
school locahon. and much.
much mnre For further 1-------------.f
El Toro-
Area
OCEAN VIEYV-4-PLE"X
Best buy 1n un1l swe tiave seen.
New building oflers first owner
l<i.o: advantage. Superb view
l1om (Ill uni1 s Fully CillP0ted,
draped ;ind l;1ndscaped Shows
N EWPOKT !iHOHCSCUT!f
Upgraded 111 P.Ver'{ w,iv. ::'
bdrms. 2 t1Jths, I~" slOfY
dl'COrator:; be1t11ly. TO SEE JS
TO BU Y" Hurry'
• carpets. Walk to all school~. i------------.1 Need fast Sale, inlormalion ask :ihout hshng
#9404 ~l4S.949 t
FOUR BEDROOM IRVINf
DUPLEX .; HOME
S78 000 tor a nice t1ome and
Jwo qoon rental uni!:; 1n
e~cellen! Hunhngton Beech
CllP.a Act now or you may hf'
fOO laH!'
842·'44 55
BEAUTIFUL
lAKE FOREST
l;iodti-77 1:).
good 1Pturn ,J! ..i low prier~ QI t-------------1
S99 000 TIRED OF PAYING !~ENT .~
1-lEA MOTHER WAS WRONG
She ~,:ud you would nuver cc
<.b!e to aHord !he kind ot tiomc
her dau9h1 erdf's11ed. but corne
look ;i! this· 3 bdrm 2 bath
beaut.,. priced Jt 1usr S29,900.
1-lurf'J .inf! r;;ll wont Jastl
832·68{)0
OVJNER TRANSFEnRI. n
k [OUCED
4Bf1 1J BATH
!::111ov rti,, or-.,1 loc.1J11Jn \V,ilh. tiJ
~cl 1ool ?6 Ltrn1lv •vom.
N[W HOOF. NEW KITCHEN
NEWBATt-lS.NEW
CAl~P[TS
S27~100
.!.35 900 FULL PRICE1
Vlovt 'fou bo1rg,11n hun!e1s
:;ho1t1d really take :i look ;ii lh•s orw.~ 4 bdrms. shag c.irpet~. 1-------------1
1r11~. home tiasa superb v1ewol
th!? lnkc with 4 1.irge bdrms.,
furm:il d1n1ng room· and large
t im1 ly r oom U pgraded
througt1ou1 with lovely !:ioanrsh
11le cntrv. all ::.~I on~ QU1~1 cul
dP :)dC:)l(Pl-1 c,1u llOW
!>86-9000
. !186-4000 Watch fho•,f! rent receipts - 3
bdrm:1, I i, baths. nice oanelinf:I .r,9292 546-0022 t.eparJtE: Cl'"' 1n1 c Iii<.••.
LCnt1 ,1I ,Ju i .JICJI l.D!:> le.I.
Maso;111r f1renlda-~. 1.1orgPou,;
Mn•,\ b".1U11lu! doll tiou.-:f' tn
tr ;icl All newlv n >modt•letJ
Pti1mo1ng i~ 111•w. rH'W billh:o.
rr>.illv qorqt'OllS hou:.(•. Seo 1t
you !I b11 v 11.
;;9089 898·1356 1 ~x25' l1ltered Dou9hboy pool
1nclucff'Cf. .anrl much much
more. All nl lh1!; plus an
assumable VA 10<1n
18~8~ i i'!4 ~'1 '.i-949 1
'<.:OSTAMLS/\
• POOLHOME Thi.., nPw listing sure won 1 1<1:.t
long al 14?.&00! Sha\..~ roof,
carpetc,; and draoo<; !hruout,
bu1ll·1ns. Cu ~lom pool ana
much more! AU 1n all, t111s ados
up to 2000 so. fl. ol lu~ury 10 a
p11mo Costa Ml'ISa arPa.
l9241 t 7141545-g491
INCOME PROPERTY ~>86-9000 rn hv•no room. Bea;.it1lul !------------.._,
1..abin~!'> 111 /o;1tctien. Assume rna'.,h'r <;tut,.. Nf'w Pft(;" m ... 10:.. 1-------------1 SSS 000 buys two good r enl al~ '>8&-1'000 !-----------.._,
and a beauty shop 1n booming !------------.._, FHA IOilll. NEEDTOSELL YOU R ;;.iv111n 10 you. ,-t0i..1E JN A HURRY··· ~.:i:•·t:iSOO BIG FA\.lM KITCHl::fll
Hun11ngton .Beach Tn1s 1<; ,1
snarp property, so hurry!
842·44 55
VA ::.PECIAL 646-7113 fven 11 vou're behind in your l------------i lHREEBEOROOM ,... 1 Hf Vlf-W..... rwo BATH ..... , .. ,11 nom" lr:r rr>P VPt v.•tn r10 J•orn beauhlvl ~d..ilt 1-------------l paymenls. g1\/E! us a call lor a NEED 6 BEDROOMS?
uu,,·:,1 p.1 vm1•nr J bo1m~ .. '' .. ,..mm""''" Co•<•· ~-1 Sol 3 COSTA MESATRIPLEX fa'>! cac;l"H)tJt evaluation. O S30.900 ....., • ., ......,, 6-00 nly >37,950 buy .. lh<.• clac.s,·c B <oomy "o<•"" 9,·,., .,,..,_. Dc1!h:· .1n<I IJrne /.1m1ly 1t111m. H d I d · !>4 ~2 ~ ·• -•4 " """• " Y"'u• "' bdrm J ba!h horn"! is tilegaol. ar to in units in vP.ry older ho mo •n fanlasl<c ,. b 11 llyd-aled ~p;ic•ou:, masli·r bdim. :.uite. Close ;0 recreation center and desirable ;area 11ear shopping. I-------------" ,omc is eau 1 0 '""V> •
·suPER CALIF. Ne1v 1..a rpf"'11n~ and r1rdoe:. hobby cen1er. l£>1-.;;ure living at Enclosed patio, newly ne1ghbom00d. Tti1s home is qaragP is panelled and can be CLASSIC" 111rouqtio o1 rur a l pri c P 1 d d C 11 1 DOUBLE FIREPLACE spacious. warm and loaded used as a famrly room. Seller ilsbc:;I. Hurry on 011sone. upgra e carpel!'. a 01 LIVING ROOM & with charm. Use you< VA loa• t bo ght ~w ~me "Od '' Beaut1fut 3 bdrm. sTar!P.f tiome :S36 ~~U ,,.,3 Jll«t t•1,1t!r 'l9 f•i1 686-9000 app01ntment today! •• ia:; u ·~ ""' .. iust 100 yards lrom l ovP.ly yo11• !IB6-4000 646-771 3 FAMILY ROOM with na down paymenr. an:.ious. Cail lo<delarls.
l ake H untington, and on a ~i86-9000 l------------1 This home boas!s3queens1ie 15221 1714)838--6256 11-8155 8g8-1356
cul·de·sac 1001 Sailing and .'ot>6·4000 bedrooms 2 balhs p1u::; many, 1-------------f-------------I
l1sh1ngareclosetoh0me/"lerc.1-------------t-----------4 HUNTINGTONHA.RBOU~ m;iny extra s. Al l t er ms 0 NLY 5%00WN FOURBEOROOM
C;illu'>nr.iw for d01a•l!>i Hf,NCH .•. VoJJTl--.I All new new lovely uruls . ..ivail<1blP. Al~ low interest For this huge 2 ~IOfY homf' CONDOMINIUM.
B"12·4•5S f100M TOSPREAf1 ~PACE...... Owners u111t leatures 2 asF~~n"l~a3'5' 0m00ay be :issumed, cind the o wner will pay your S24.500
'
·the ke -~ th' i'300 l1reptacos. Exclusive hving plus "~ • · clo0 •ng cos1,, All new ca<pels Re,,r !'>ha<·"" l"'"Oho<«a •• ,·1• li------------l-------------l lhis l<1rge 1anch style homl'ti;,, ~' Y1¥V<u •n 1s sq. ...7951 564 0022 .... ,, v.. ., .. " iusl bcPn lis!Pd and Sc>!lc .. · : .... 1vs fl. 4 bdrm A egean Hiiis beauty income. ftr!:.1 owner " · & freshly painted thruout. Jireplace. two baths. wJll towall
NEWPORT BEAUT'(
COST A MESA PRICL
NO"T JUST A HO~l
-A LIFESTYLE
1r yo11·r,. t•r<'d ol lookinQ ;i! Trdcl
hon1.~ . thr?n vo1• ·.hnuld rr>al1v
take a look al ttus bcauhlul
home. 8P.au11tul trett-!·<it'laded
lo! M odf'rn k1tche11 cornplPle
with Micro·wavP oven. 1r,1<;h
comoaclor ;11111 mu<h. murh
rnorr.
18833
7REES. TREES. 'TREl:S
FOUR 8RS -2BATH
S29. 995 FULL PRIG[
Here<; a value thats rE':i llv t:ire
on roday s mar kcl. Four
bedroom·,. .> bat/"I ~. Jc1m1lv
room. largP. work sharo 1n thn
garage and much. mucti more.
All o f l h1s 010::;: ;;n .1ssum<.Jblu
VA loan. Betterhurrv ;ind call
1f8839 54 5.9491
1ip '" mrniin!J• l ..irgf! v;:irrl lor With family room, lonnal dining deprec1atron. Your ctioice of 1-------------.f Great starter home & ready to car~ls ttirouqhout. Buill-ill ·~·LLN MAJ~ RE SAL! vour c::h•ldif?n wilh cozy li!mily room. large master bdrm,. ;uld colors. OTH move if'I . T otal p ayrnent range & ovPn. Dishwasher.
d BEDROOMS ·: FAIV11l'f ed , T · t bu 646-7713 N INGSCHEAP St92 wr.v r E~cellen!<1rea.
ROOM rw m, /11c ·iilar.~ ;111d evc:n a wnt cover P~ io o :>~ts o YI On lodays market, but lalk i9 approx. • i pay ren
h;11 1 586-9000 '------------!FREE LI pncedal$2J,995. ,;9074 894-061 1 PLUSPOOL ~A6-4000 .-• es get logether and F522 t (714)838-6256 I-----------~ Beau·11Futly landsc~ped and !ilifi·9000 PANORAMICVIEWS talk about !he beau11tul
lastelully decoraled 2 ~!ory •----------'-"_0_-•_o_o_o-'-------------; New. home under construction lownhousP. buy~ WP. tiave from home 111 HunTlng.fon Be;oc:h f, r offers 4 bdrms. 2y2 baths, plus $20,000 up. · IMMACU LATE CONDO,
5 Hf,RP4 BDRM
Two ·.1ory hon10 on 60x120 lot
'.\ bath~. lan11ty room with wet
b<i r 2280 sci It Shake roof and
~rwr ,,baro' S55 009
/1nest neighborN>od. Pr .-d !n OCl:.AN VIEW lormal di rung room. All wood 546-0022 2 STORY
sPllat $51.500. H1qh on d 11111 overlool1.1no !h~ decking. Th is is class, located 1-------------.f 7''1o/o FHA LOAN
gg7.Q32 1 b1uf! P..1c1l1c Qcpr.in Th1;. hO!Tlf"'! 1n Laguna Beactt. Would you HUGE FAMILY ROOM Super sharp 3 bdrm. wilh 2'"'
I<; 1n excellf>nl condll•Otl, \ ... 1th bPl!f"VP24QOsq It. ALLEYENTRANCEINBACK bath!:., 11ew carpeting and t /14)894-061 1
PARKSIDE EST ATES
10 1 RESALE
Absolutely fantastic 2 SIDfY •
bedroom tlome with 3 car
garage. Over1ooks M1IP Square
gourmet k1!chen. /JlllllY room 646·7713 Located near major shopping drapes. Excellent location. !-------------•
and bHl pdntry. OcP:> ~.hag HARBORVIEWHILLS ~-----------!center. freeways, scMols and walk to schools & shopping. COLLEGEPARK2STORY
carpc11n9 lhougtrout. ~.a1e · ,. churches. This 3 bedroom 2 Priced al S26.000. Call tor Super sharp 6 ye<b"S old four
6 7 500 tmmaculall'! 2 bedroom 2 b,11h 13.995 CASH appo nlmenT bdrm, 2 ba!h. Formal dining PflCC $ • • fireolace & Pdho. Many other bath super sharp home can be 1 · Id h 1 !'8&9000 TO VA LOAN!I~ bough! for only ,35.000, Hurry •8248 fN4} 838-0256 room, new go s aq carpe 1ng
!)86.4000 extras mnke1h1s anoutsl<1nc11ng Tha! i"> Ai9h!l Take over VA thruoul. Heavy stmk8 100( a value for larvl & call. sir>;!! nt S-17. ')50' loan w ith short escrow. :3 !'-46-0022 CRAZY DESIRE? (7T4 )894-0611
bdrms · 2 baths. and onl)" 2 1r vour mad desire is 10 own a
Park. Many, many eklras 1-------------.f $~6 900. . (l46·i 711
::8068 B97-03? I
SOL VlSTA4 BDRM.'
Walk ro Hunlington Beact\
regional shopping on Edinger
lo!s of pride of ownership 1n
NllSSION VIEJO
POOL HOME.
!------------~ years old The buy of your life. !-------------; Call uo:. now! homo in the gorgeous Tustin EASTSlDE COTTAG[
Pool home plus lam11y room. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. fenced
oool yard, 11ew carpets. Won·1
la<;l ;it S37.500 Otll now.
Q4&i'/1 l
SUPER DCLUX[ area with acres of trees and
4 bedroom home located 111 an s/"lrubs. here 11 is! Truly tovety 1-------------t exclusive lnm1ly neighborhood 3 bdrm. model tiome. Ankle
neC1r park. freeways, schools&. deep carpets with matching
LEASE OPTION shonr,.np Cnll now to!>eP.. drapes. Easy walk ro schools.
64&7713 NEED4 BDRMS?
a------------1 t his lovely tamilyhome. Act fast won I last al lheorice.
J11 . .t 11:.tcd. !-harp pool ti;'l<l'.,..,
:.1tung ta1gh on a ti1ll 1•1 1ovc1v
Mission \11e10. SellP.f a'llf1011-;
tor Quiel( ~ale. T/"11s t>ome w111•
d P.eo oHA caroet1na 1:; .1
C1P.cora1or ~. Off'am and rntK.1 be
:~r.n lo be Jppceeta!OO! i--------------1
!N LAGUNA 546-0022 Lots ot room and pri~d lo ~11
AVAILABLE NOW! at S44.500.
A comlortable way to btJY ar-------------; #8585 l 71 4j838·6256
Here,; ao 1850 :)Q. IL homA
wilh 4 bdrm:;. 2 bath•;, lc1rge
2 1 x23 ldmily room \V1lh steno
l1replac!' that covers one entire
w,111• Bu1l!·1n d1:.hwasher .• 111e11
entrnnce 10 2 c.ir Qc1r<1q,...
,/14)89<1-06 11
COSTA MESA
SHOWPLACE!
This beautiful hOme otters
2000 sa. h. of lu:.ury! Four
Ouge bdrms, 3 baths. sl'laka
rool, carpets and drapes
thruout, are 1usl a few of !he
features ol lhis line home. Just
2'·1 years young and now
offered at only s.39,950.
18439 (714)545-94gl
A IR CONDITIONED IRV!NE
ASSUME7%LOAN
Everylh1ng 1n lh13 beaulilul
Irvine home> means gracious
fam1ty hving! Central air. lull
length patio. P,11os Verdes
stone tireptace and dutch ·
clean. All of lhts plus an
assumable 7% VA loan with
payments o l only S24Z per
monlh! ,91~6 (71 4)545-9491
(714}842·4455
2 STORY SHONCASE
4 BR. + BONUS ROOM
2400 sa. h. o f fun lorthe entire
lamrly. Only 4 years old and
lutly upgraded. beaulilully
landscaped. Pool ~ size yard,
Priced atontyS5t.500.
11902 t 897·032 1
PARKSIDE RESALE
SINGLE STORY
Bf!autilul ·4 br. home on
cul·de·sac 2 blocks from
e lementary school. Nearly
2000 SQ, fl. of elegance. l arge
family roo m with f ireplace..
Another fireplace in huge
master .bedroom. Ollered at
$49,000,
#8648 897-0321
YOUR NEARESfWAl.l(EA & LEE OFFICE IS
..
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~86-9000
5864000 PANORAMIC beautilul view home in YESTERDAY'SPAICE l-----------..Jt------------11 OCEANVIEW Laguna. Owner will lease TOOAY-.$24.900
"New home under construction. oplton at S395 per month, 1st For this lovely 3 bedroom 1''.! s23.g50 3 BR. CUTIE
A SSUMEVALOAN 2400 sQ. It. 4 bedroom. 2 '.~ and las! ophon money and bath home with assum,lblo VA Sharp lree·lined street
S246 TOTAL bath. All wood & class. Corner give you a year to e:.erc1se 7~,% loan Huny Clndcatl. .Soring is 1n the air and leaves
LAAGECORNERLOT •..•
Jnd spac1ou'> 4 bch1n. 2 bdlh
hom,. 111 good .ir~d. New Pdtnt
1n',Hlf' ,1nd ••111. APfr1gerator
u1cludf'ct 111 · •. Jlf: pnce. bellet
ht1rry1 SJ J ,Q.,(1
PEA MONTH 101 25 tt. BndqeenTrydP.Cks. purchase 11ght at $69.950. 546-0022 are everyw/"lere. very quaint. Thi-; charming 3 oonn.. ~ Odtn 646.7711 646-7713 Freshly painted & seller sa ys
home 1n l a9una thll~ 1:-: 11\ r--------------; sell with all terms or submit 1 /1 4\t194-061 I rr>adv. move-in conc:lluon• cau !------------+------------; ACROSS FROM PARK 13 500 down and lake over VA
fo.:;1on 11'l1sbeauiy!Ucan·11a:-f 3 bedrooms, family room, loan w1rh payments o l 1-------------•
<1tpnceano1crfl1'." EMEAALOBAY nardwood . floors, l1rep~ace. $13200, Well show 11 lo you rOURPLE X·S60.000 :~'8&9000 Exclus1vP. private beach. 1cnnis tiu1lt·1n:. and located in a 1ust call t.J~h unit ott~r:; ''''° bedroom$,
!>86·4000 c:ourls and pools. Huge masler cul-d~c nc1os; lrom park, #7373 838·b'156 :) bntti" (.xcpl!Pnl invesiment,
suite. ocean view. Best buy tn Only S25 500 A!I termc:; 1--------------l 111com1· l •J o.:iymL•nt ra!10 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOMS
714 Marigold.Corona del Mar
67:1-2408 (Sat & Sun 11).5)
1741 Tustin Ave., CM
642-5200 $38,000 (SUn 1·5)
239 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
67~10 f/4,500 (Sun 1·5)
4591 Greentree, Irvine
675-7225 $48,500 (Sun 1·5)
510 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
673-8550 (Sun 1·5)
2 JIR & FAMILY RM or DEN
121 Lucia, San Clemente
492-8804 $47,000 (Sat & Sun 1·4)
1951 Port Dunleigh, Newport Beach
546-4141 $69,750 . (Sat & Sun 1·5)
208 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
675-0123 $61,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5)
!942 Port Bishop Cir (HVu Homes) NB
640-1120 $71,950 (Sun 1·5)
106 Via Lorca (Lido lsle) NB
673-9060 (Sun 1·5)
1990 Port Sea Borne (HVH) NB
646-7711 $68,900 (SUD 12·5)
3 BE DROOM
3305 S. Woodland, Santa Ana
556-6901 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3018 Ceylon Rd (Mesa Verde) CM
545-0228 $425/mo. (Sat & Sun 10-4)
340 Otero. Bluffs, Newport Beach
675-6000 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1218 Dover Drive, Newport Beach
646-1136 $66,000 (Sat & Sun)
6 Rue Chamonix (Big Canyon) NB
644-4910 $132,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
2811 Ocean Lane. Corona de! Mar
673;;510 $112,500 . (Sun 1..5)
2701 Vista Umbrosa (The Bluffs) NB
644-4910 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
216 Poppy, Corona del Mar
644-1766 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6)
1825 Port Wheeler (HV Homes) NB
644-1206 (Sat & Sun)
12 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $121,500 (Sun 2·5)
453 Broadway, Costa Mesa
646-7171 (Sun 1-5)
3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
**"19 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) NB
640-8672 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2977 Teakwood PL (Mesa Verde) C.M.
642-8550 $42,900 (Sun 1-5)
3236 Iowa St. (~lesa Verde) CM
546-9939 (Sat & Sun)
18212 Bayberry Way (Univ. Park) Irvine
833-2224 $58,950 (Sat & Sun)
1447 Galaxy Dr. (Back Bay) NB
644-4140 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
2036 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
673-9403 $63,500 (Sat & Sun 2-4)
2000 Windward Ln.1 Baycrest, NB
675-6000 $82,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1818 Port Wheeler (HV Homes) NB
675-6000 $74,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
17'00 Dover Dr. IWestcliff) NB
642-5200 $75,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2112 Dover Drive (Harbor Highlands) NB
642.-5200 $50,950 (Sun 1-5)
287 Sherwood (Eastside) Costa Mesa
833-9781 $38,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
•639 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM
644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*2821 Pebble Dr. (HV Hills) CdM
642-8235 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
!94Jl Devry (Turtle Rock) lrvine
644-7662 $58,900 (Sun 1·5)
22 Hennitage Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
644-1766 $159,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6)
1130 Somerset (Westcliff) NB
644-1766 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
17681 Laurel Tree Ln (Univ. Park) Irvine
552-&>96 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
2042 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
645-8400 $69,900 (Sun 1-5)
1706 Port Margate (HV Homes) NB
673-8550 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1967 Pl. Ramsgate (HV Homes) NB
64-0-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2472 Fairway, Costa Mesa
545-9491 $43,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1003 Bonnie Doone (Irv. Terr.) CdM
675-3000 (Daily 1-5)
1668 New Hampshire (Mesa Verde) CM
645-6646 $42,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
249 Wake Forest (College Park) CM
645-6646 $42,000 (Sat & Sun 1..5)
1000 White Sails ( HV Hills) CdM
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1337 Bonnie Dunes, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
33641 Flying Jib, Laguna Niguel
557-7000 $56,500 (Sun 1-5)
5721 Sierra Cielo (Turtle Rock) Irv
552-7000 $53,950 (Sun 1-5)
19381 Sierra Chula ,(Turtle Rock) Irv
552·7000 $58,900 (Sun 1·5)
1305 Skyline Dr .. Laguna Beach
494-1001 $154,599 (Sun 1-5)
•934 Junitcro. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $49,750 (Sun 2·5)
701 Golden Rod , Corona del Mar
644-7211 $99,500 (Sun 1-5)
17901 San Leandro. Huntington Beach
963-8767 $39 ,500 (Sun 1-5)
901 Chestnut Pl (Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 $60,95-0 (Sun 1-5)
4827 Courtland (Cameo Highlands) NB
646-7711 (Sun 12-5)
4 BE DROOMS
316 Catalina Dr. (Newport Heigbu) NB
642-8711 f77,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
512 Seward (Corona Highlands) CdM
675-0000 $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3039 carob St. (Eastblulf) NB dail ) (Open y
3085 Mountain View Dr., Laguna Beach
494-8558 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
186 Shorecliff Rd. (Shorecliffs) CdM
644-6200 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
* •2021 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach
673-6900 (Sun 12-5)
3134 BTay Lane, Costa Mesa
546-4141 $39,500 (Sun 1-4)
2001 Bayadere (Irvine Terr.) CdM
644-1766 $235.000 (Sun 2·6)
1821 Tahuna (Irvine Terr.) CdM
673-8550 (Sun 1·5)
• •608 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
644-1766 $275,000 (Sun 2-5)
•2633 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-1766 $249,000 (Sun 2·6)
1506 Mariners (Harbor Highlands) NB
675-7225 $57,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
•9101 Annek, Huntington Beach
963-6767 $45,900 (Sun 2-6)
19843 Carmania. Huntington Beach
963-6767 $45,850 (Sun 1-5)
4 BR & FAM ILY RM OR DEN
128 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB
642-1188 $109,900 (Fri/Sat/Sun. 1·5)
20401 Ravenwood Lane, Huntington Beach
963-0029 $63;500 (Open Daily)
18815 Tabor Dr., Irvine
541-4303 (Sat & Sun 2·5)
•420 Kings Rd. (C liff Haven) NB
642-5200 $123,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
409 Catalina. Newport Beach
642-5200 $78,000 (Sun 1-5)
2017 Kornat (Mesa Verde) CM
546-5990 $64,900 (Sun 1-5)
•1520 Dorothy Ln (Harbor Highlands) NB
675-6000 $79,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2007 Windward Ln (Baycrest) NB
675-6000 $86,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
19471 Sierra Porto (Turtle Rock) Irvine
833-1885 (Sat & Sun 12-6)
16801 Montclair Ln, Huntington Beach
962-8149 $43,500 (Sun 1·5)
2057 Commodore (Baycrest) J\'B
644-6200 $91,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
• • 319 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB
642·8235 $275,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*966 Sandcastle. Corona del lo.tar
67:1-2222 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2352 Rutgers Dr .. Costa 1\.lesa
545-1868 $39.900 (Sat & Sun 1-61
2086 Marilin Way, Costa 1\.lesa
548-3085 $45,950 (Sat & Sun li).51
904 Liard Place, Costa Mesa
833-9781 $42,500 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5'
1896 Rhodes Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
646-3255 ' (Sat & SUn 1-0 )
35 Burning Tree Rd (Big Canyon) NB
644-4910 $159,500 (Sat & Snn 1·5:30)
18012 Gillman, Irvine
552-9003 $59,000 !Sat & Sun 12-41
288 Villa Nova (College Park) C~1
646-8811 $52,500 (Sun 1-5!
•3448 Santa Clara Ave (Mesa \l"oods) C~I
546-4141 $65,000 (Sun 1·5 )
2026 Lemnos. Costa Mesa
546-5880 $67,950 !Sun 1·5!
3901 Park Green IHV Hills ) CdM
644-1766 $119,500 (Sun 1·5)
1848 Pl. Ashley Pl. (HV Homes ) NB
644-1766 $76,000 (Sun 2-6!
1824 Port Manleigh Pl., Newport Beach
640-1120 $81,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
119 Via KQrona (Lido Isle) NB
675-0123 $135,000 (Sun 1·5)
512 DeAnza, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1839 Port Charles Pl (HV Homes )NB
644-5598 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3001 Java Rd., Costa Mesa
546-2313 $68,000 (Sat 1-5, Sun 1-4)
1812 Port Wheeler, Newport Beach
644-6750 $78,500 ·(Sat & Sun 1-5)
•2854 Carob (Eastbluff) NB
675-7225 $79,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
232 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa ~
645-6646 $48,900 (Sat & SUn 1-5)
2744 Gannett (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
675-3000 (Daily 1-5)
•6 Winged Foot Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1528 Keel (HV Hills) CdM
67S.3000 (Sat & Sun !.,';)
*4518 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*9771 La Arena Circ., Fountain Valley
673·9495 $55,900 (Sun 12:30-5)
446 Catalina Dr. (Newport Hts.) NB
646-2414 $71,000 (SUn 2-5)
25 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $134,500 (Sun 1·5)
4626 Cortland (Cameo IIlds.) CdM
642-8235 $94,500 (Sun 1-5)
*1418 Martnen (Westcllff) NB
642-8235 $84,500 (Sun 2·5)
1252 Somerset (Westcliff) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
1856 Braemar Way, Newport Beach
642-8235 · (Sun 1·5)
1515 Priscilla (Harbor Hids.) NB
644-8200 $54,900 (Sun 1·5)
3076 Molokai, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $44,950 (Suh 1-4)
20326 Magnolia Ave., Huntington Beach
64&7171 $32,950 (Sun 1-5)
*9631 Rocq Mountain, Huntlngton .8dJ.
963-6767 $68,900 (Sun 1-5)
16055 Challis, Fountain Valley
546-1754 $65,000 (Sun 1·5)
316 Catalina Dr. (Newport Hgts.) NB
642-8711 $77,500 (Sun 1·5)
112 Rue Cbamonlx. Newport Beach
644-8122 004950 $159,500 (Sun 1-6)
5 BED ROOM
19542 Waterbury Ln, Huntington Beach
558-8800 $44,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
5 BR & FAMI LY RM or DEN
26 Hermit.age Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
644-8603 $1Sll,OOO (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1810 Tanayer (Mesa Verdel CM 54&-5990 $86,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2131 SanUago (Baycreat) Newport Beach
67MOOO $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1034 Sandcastle Dr. (HV Homes) CdM
675-6000 .$99,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1812 Hummingbird Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
963-6728 557~ (Sat & Sun 1-5)
••903 N. Bayfront (Balboa Is.) NB
673-6900 (Sun 12·5)
49 Royal St. G<orge Rd (Big Canyon) NB
644-4910 $295;1JOO (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
**l Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $250,000 (Sun 1-5:30)
8 Oakmont (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $325,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2 Cherry Hills Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $275.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2645 Bamboo ( Eastbluff) NB
644·1766 $87.500 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
••28 Linda Isle Dr. (Llnda Isle) NB
644-1766 $275,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6)
• • 2294 Channel Rd., Balboa Peninsula
644-6111 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2780 Redwing Circle (Mesa Verde) CM
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
#28 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
' 675-6900 (Sun 1·5)
2053 Flamingo Dr. (Mesa Verqe) CM
545-2967 (Sun 11·5)
3840 Ocean Beach (f!Vu Hills) CdM
675-7225 $107.500 (Sun 1·5)
401 62nd St. (Npt. Shores) NB
548-2211 $69,500 (Sun 1·6)
6 BEDROOM
1530 Highland Drive, Newport Beach
642-5200 (Sun 1-5)
**434 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
642-8235 $235,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
• •24 Harbor Island, Newport Beach
675·6161 (Sun 1-5)
6 BR & FAM ILY RM or DEN * * 504 Evening Star Lane, NB
&14-4910 $235,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30)
•508 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB
644-1766 $285,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
401 62nd St. (Npt. Shores) NB
548-2211 $69,500 (Sun 1·6)
HOME & GUEST. HOUSE
2 BR & 1 BR
611 Acacia, ·corona del Mar
644-7662 $69,950 (Sun 12-5)
3 BR
3308 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar
67:1-2222 $169,500 (Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
1 BR
1098 Mitchell, Tustin
842-1538 $21,500 (Sun 11·3)
2 BR
18140 Mu.irwoods, Fountain Valley
67:1-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1·5)
2 BR & FAM RM or DEN
~09 Xata (North Bluffs) NB
6+!-1133 $87,500 !Sun 1-5)
27 Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
. 644-8543 546-4934 (Sun 1-5)
3 BR
9564 Bickley (York/Villa) H.B.
968-2474 $28,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2637 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) NB
6i5·3535 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
4491 Sandburg, Irvine
54;,.3424 $62.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
4 BR
354 Vista Madera (North Bluffs) NB
644-1133 $69,500 (Sun 1-5)
2400 Nohleza (North Bluffs) NB
644-1133 $87,500 (Sun 1·5)
507 Playa, Newport Beach
641).()()20 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
507 Playa (North Bluffs) NB
640-0020 (Sun 1·5)
362 Vista Madera (The Bluffs) NB
640·0020 (Sun 1 ·5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
1 BR & FAM RM or DEN
403 Jasmine, Corona de! Mar
675-4630 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2 BR & I BR
719 Marigold, Corona de! Mar
644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3808 River St.. Newport Beach
675·6000 $129,900 (Sun 1·5)
2 BR EACH \
••111·11112 Bayside Pl., Corona del Mar
673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
329 Rochester, Costa Mesa
642-1264 $62,000 (Sun 1·5)
lV2 BR & l'h BR
122 39th St., Newport Beach
64:..2963 $74,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3 BR & 2 BR
71a'h Poppy, Corona del Mar
548-9346 (Sun 1-5)
3 BR & 1 BR
521 Iris. Corona del Mar
675-5726 (Sun 1-5)
514 Dahlia AVl!., Corona de! Mar
67:1-9010 $123,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
518 Fernleal, Corona del Mar
644-7211 (&Ill)
3 BR & FAM RM& 3 BR
510 Avocado, Coron.a del Mar
586-4000 $180,000 (Sun 12-5)
5051> & 505 Acacia, Corona de! Mar
673-8550 $129,000 (Sun 1·5)
4 BR + DEN & I BR
611 Carnation Ave., Corona 4al Mar
1 675-5631 $99,500 (Dally -6)
5 BR & 4 Bil
618 Acacia, /lo. ol Hwy., Corona de! Mar 6~ ·~.900. .(Sat & Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT
2 BIDROOM
1741 Tustin Ave., •S.C, Cotta Meaa ·
646-4627 $280 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
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111-IIH',° BAYSIDI! PL p. . J'J
On prl\'ate road, ~acuh&r ele V:>arre I
baytront1 ; private
financing. • ,), ,
OPEN SAT/SUN. 12-5 p reJencal
2011 BAYSID E DR.
'=°3~·,:a,':'+ =THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME!
DOrl<hw. The ultimate SUPER LIVING
lo privacy. "" Ill< Just a block to park library & school Spot-'O~~ut'fo'A~ :r.;· lessly clean 2 BR; 21-ii Baths + farillly
room. Extra large master bedroom-'$50,950.
903 N. BAYFRONT 2112 Dover Drive, Harbor Highlands, N.B. · 2 Full lots witn Jge. nome + Open Swt., 1-5 1 prtvatt pier on center of
,1QP'E'il' ~UNDAY 12-5 County Corrid-Low Tax Area
&ali~ili11r 11 -
REALTY
315 MARINE AVE. BALBOA ISL.AND * 67:1-6900 *
GREAT POTENTIAL
Room to add another unit or just enjoy a
nice 3 BR. 2 Ba family home with plenty
of room for children & pets. Only $42,500.
125 Fm ON WATERFRONT
MOV E INTO THIS 4 BEDROOM HOME
In time for summer fun. View the activity
from great patio, enjoy having your own boat CASTLE BY at your own dock. Private community-not
THE SEA leasehold. Only $135,000.
w , t h uoobotructro IMMACULATE & READY NOW
b•~•thtaking vX?w "' the SE E THIS NEW LISTING
Corona d•I Mar jetty._""" Short walk to Mariners Park & library. Lg.
and ocean frcm the ncttl)' BR ·th b' lamil -2 fir paneled living room formal 3 home w1 'R y room-e-
dining room be a~ t 1fu1 places. Separate utility w/Yl bath. Owner
gardl'n kit c n en, and transferred, \Yants quick action. $75,000.
s1mcious sun deck. A family 1700 Dove Dr Westclill N .B. Open Sat/Sun 1·5
rootn v.'ith wet bar and \\'ilMl " .' '
,-cllar fit for Ill< King and LOVEL y WESTCLIFF ~::~~~~as~~~ SO EXCLUSIVE ITS HARD TO FINO
Including coppe r Discover this 4 BR, dining room & den
plumbing and i;;paciousnes.s .borne. Super large lot with extra storage &
you wouldn't believe. Priced \vork shop oU garage. $82 500. Call for more
a.t $296,500. For a n d l ii ' appointmenttoinspect, ea s.
~~::;;,~:·.,...,,, SUPERB LIVING
CLIFF HAVEN THE REAL
ESTATERS
Custom quality home--ovcr 3,000 sq. ft.-3,
4 or 5 Br's '"ith lovel:y pool & enclosed
patio. Beautiful decor-view of ocean & bay.
Reduced to $123 .950.
420 Kings Rd, N.B.
CALIFORNIA RANCH
Open Sat/Sun 1-5 • BACK BAY
• OVER 3 ACRES IN THE BACK BAY
Open 1°5 Sun.
2306 I-leather Lane, Npt Bch.
Drive down the tree shaded lane to this ele-
gant yet comfortabJe home set in lush gard·
ens. Located among other 2 to 6 ac. estates
it has a beautiful pool fa guest house with
V!E\V flov.·('1~ bank and room for stables & tennis courts. $475,000.
shin1rm.•ring hlue ,1·a t" r
lrom lhe '"'"' of >"0"' WESTCUFF CAPE COD
ov.,., honie. 3 BR, 3 BA, LARGE 6 BEDROOM HOME tan11ly rooin. Enjoy the luxury of hardwood flQOn and
$94,750
t\-e Land
Jots of space in this lovely home. Large
easy care yard with room !or children &:
pool. Offered et $133.000.
1530 Higblands Dr., N.B. Open Sun. 1-5
CHARLOTTE LONG LIVE IN QUIET LUXURY!
Pleo"' Call l)l.l.111l LE,!!.SE BAY FRONT CONDOMINIUM
with expansive view of Harbor. New carpets
& drapes. $1000. a month.
Horse Ranches
in Riverside ' e A cu~om 4 Bdrm.
beautifully appointed 2000
sq. ft. All under-ground I\. II'
utilities in & paid for. Just 3 ~
miles to freeway 60. Full
Office Open Saturd1y1 & Sund1y1
PETE BARRm REAL TY
1605 Wottclllf Dr., N.B.
642.5200
price only $44,500. FeRIUl'('Sl '1111'11 ... lll!ll-lllllllll1'1111!111111!1111 Valley Rralty's exclusivel"
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gani.gp. r.;rar new. Full h<!.111 ~--------------acre lot. Located close to1 •
tref!'way 60. Full price only
$42,&MI, plus Valley Realty'&
exclwUve one year service
warranty. Call
CUSTOM BUil T
EXECUTIVE HOME
IN MESA VERDE'S MOST
EXCLUSIVE AREA -5
Bedroom, huge family room
v•ith fireplace and terrazzo
noon. Fonnal dining room,
1unken living room. heated
swimming pool, separate
3rd car garage ot' shop in
rear yard. Ideal Jor the
ex('('Utive family that wants
aomethln&: extra ~ needs
entertainment space.
CALL SICl-1151
,. ~ ·~· HERITAGE
. . REAi.TORS
FOR EVER
AND EVER
Ocran and canyon view from
this delightfUl 3 bdr., 2 bath,
Corona Highlands taome.
Deluxe appointments
tbroua:OOut, with pool size
...., yanl. Call 673-8$0
l.mmed:iately to v!.ew this
exclusive new 11 1 t I n g .
Reduced at $89,500.
UECUTIYES '
aARGAIN ·
Abooiuteb> bwrtlful, Uils a bedroom-· lealuttl, larie tunlly ...... open -
brt&tlt kitchen, d e l u • e aut><I tbn>ughoot, larpot
lot tn tract. 1paetou1
.. ~ Don't mlla It.
Call Red Clrpot, Reol---* RANCHO MESA * -4 bdrm .. tamlly rm.,
111 -· Extra wide pllj> ysrd. EAiy -'Ilk t 0 arammar IChool A SOtml
COAl!r PLAZA· -8% llnonciJW or new V Jo.
tmnl. Only 111,!00 • C.11 nowt
FERGUSON-HESTER
... llort, Inc.. m.m1
Pot -..... -00 the tndc: ••. Sell kDe .Uems
~ LOOK WHAT'S ~NC. HAPPENING 1
H ug Homes has opened a branch office in
Hancock Park to serve you better.
JUST LISTED
Large lot in Palm Desert on goll course.
Details on request. $18,500.
JUST SOLD
Our Big Canyon Jot -we have more!
JUST BEGINNING
To think about swimming in your own pool?
Why not en/::rrothe whole Pacific, Jn this
beautllul oc nt 4 bdrm. home. $2711,500.
JUST THE PRETTIEST
Linda Isle home. Country modern 4 bdrm.,
2-story, With pier & slip. Altlng $285,000.
BUY OF THE CENTURY
3 Bdrm. holl}e on fairway, Thunderbird E s-
tates In P~ Springs. New air-conditioner
& pool. Val'9<1 much hlgber-&Jdng only
$100,000. Mlllt sell immedlately !
JUJ! pick up the phone & call Hug Homes
You'll be pleased you listed with na •
Spoclolizl"ll In Hom .. of Distinction
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 S.n Nicolu DrtYe, Sult9 102
Newport C.ntar
640-4050
Gonerel Ill. 1002Gtnerol R.E.
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ASSUMABLl·-LOANS
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MUA VERDI NOttTH
SBR :IBA-21' yrs old 7% VA
'CDLLIOI PARK
SBA mA, 5% VA at t11H1 VA
UITltH W/POOL
3BR.-15x30 Pool $229/Mo.
t1t1n110\ DUPUX
All-2BR 1. BA-
$42,909
$42,000
'36,900
$36,900
71'% VA SllM Pm ...
RIAL ESTATI UOKIRAOI ........ ,...,.. ........................ .
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FOR THE PARTICU AR BUYER!
Large 4 bdrm. 2 bath home with accenting
y1ew wu\~O\.\'S & rich \vood higWights. Fam-
ily rm, drning r1n . CathedraJ ceiling. l{oom
for a pool ! $53,500. Call 540-1720.
NEED LOTS OF ROOM?
Be sure to see lhL.;; beautiful 5 bdrm, 3 bath h~me \Vith family room & bonus room. Mas-
S!Ve 34 fl. pool. .Lots o! decking, Room for
your boat! $63,000. Call 541>-1720. -
BEAUTIFUL OCEAN SUNSETS
Private hilltop tov,.nhouse. \Vit.h 2 bdr1ns. 2
~aths. Dining roo m, fireplace. Sunken liv-
utg roo1n, \Yet bar. \Valk-in closets. Pool,
sauna & tennis. c;11r~1\T V . .\LUE! $64,500.
Call 644-8750.
NEWPORT BEACH 4 BEDROOM
Executive's deight! llar1nonious floor plan
\\'ith 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Family nn, fire-
place. All n1odern kitc:hen. Tinted windo\vs,
\\'ct bar. Extensive decking-. School & pool
nearby. $78,500. Call G44-8750 .
$29,954-NEAR THE POOL
Cont emporary 3 bedroo1n , 2 bath to~vnhou se
\vith central air-conditioning. Built-ins. dish-
washer. Custom drapes tllruout. Fully car-
peted. 1'~nclosed garage. Patio. pool. $2995
down. Call 614-8750.
SHOWS LIKE A MODEL HOME
Big Eastridge 2-story \vith 2300 sq. ft . Fea-
tures 4 bdrn1 s, 3 baths. For1nal dinin g roo1n.
Family rm & sewing roon1 . Fireplace. Com-
pletely redecorated & shows like a n1odel!
$57.500. Call 540-1720.
Costa Mesa
2955 Harbor Blvd.
540°1720
Newport Beach
600 Npt. Ctr. Or.
644-87_50
,.t
001 Ge .. ral R.E. 1002Generol R.E. 1001
** ** ** OPEN HOUSE . II r~~L~ !~~~ s Heritage Co ection
4 BR.-3 BATHS ·
tlOO NOBr.EZA • c .. d•lupe ON THE WATER
Piao. Highly up.,•d<d & i NEWPORT BEACH--480,95(}-Dock & slip .
g l eam in g. S1.ruc:1urnl 1 R 21" b d' • I I I J t ,·haJ1i.~ n1akt' this u ~ B , y;;i a, mmg, qu et ocat on. us
"cnn\•t>rtible" homt. 3 BR. J1sted, l-lurry CALL 540-1151 .
& fn1uily or 4 Bir., 16 fl.
h'•" '"""'"' ,.,11 .. u '""'"" MESA VERDE'S BEST
kih.<11en & poohllde loc., JUST LISTED E t ' 2 to 4 BR 3 ll'lilke this fine propt>rty an -: 'XeCU lVe , S fY, ,
outs1aiMUng; huy at $87,;iXI, ba home. Luxuriously appointed With expen·
I inr. land, IC'nsc 'opllon avnil. i si.ve plush crpts, beaut. drps, wall paper,
~·i s.'195 IJ('r n10. mirrored walls & rustic used brick patio.
1 J.'14 VJ STA MADEHA -2200 Lg pool size-yard with many trees Best lo-1>11. fl. wKler $ 7 0. O O 0 • t ' · l t Off ed t' •57 950 I 1-:xrL'Dlional co n o i 1 ion . ca ion-on 1qu1et s re~ . . er a .., , •
Couple ocrupit·d lKJ n1 l'. llurry, wont last at this price. CALL 546-5880 ! fcaturt~s n 36 ft. li ving rni ..
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1le<'\fl'a1or appolntn1ents, lull I CORONA DEL MAR lrn~th rovert>d vie\\• de~k I HOME WITH INCOME-Cozy 3 BR 2 ha
1 fr 3 bdnns. Sh£'Hercd pul10, • . • • ful'!. bll-ui gru; BBQ _ ·!li<'l'l~ \Vtth fireplace +: new 2 .BR rent~ over ga-
1\·all1>aµerl'd. This home i~ rage. For additional information CALL
h:it cly usrd & reallstic::illy 54()..1151.
JlL'U.'.l'\[ itl $0!),JOO.
SPANISH
TRI-LEVEL
'1 TILE ROOF
4 BR + POOL
STATELY STORY
$69,951)....Secluded 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, New·
port Beach view home on quiet cul-de-sac.
Featuring formal dining, Separate family
'room with large brick fireplace and lots of
wood, 4 large bedrooms, newly decorated
lhruout. Beautiful family backyard. Com·
plete \Vith paddle tennis court and basket-
ball & ten.nis back board. Just listed, won't
last. Call no1,1: ! 546-5880.
EASTSIDE
INCOME PROPERTY-j; shake roof beauties
-8 garages, everything in excellent condi-
tion. Big lot, close to everything. Call for
more information. 540-1151. i '\dU lo the al.m•t": A mos! ii ~ s i r11hlc neighborhood, Ir----------------..-,
I 'round-t h1~c..'l'.lrner from 1
1•l1•n1enta ry .st'hool, park,
1L·n11is c..oons and bike trdil
it!ld <'lose to beach. Price is
$10,000. 'Nuff s.o.id? For
nlor~ infor11 1alion, please p~llinc 5-16-2:~u. l '::~=~~~==~~==~~~==~~I (ij' . ",,., m" ""' j : =G:;e;;n:;er;;a:;l;;R;';;E;;;.;;;;;;;;;;1;;;00;;2;;G;;;e;;ne;;r;;a:;l;;R:;.;;E:;. ;;;;:;1;;001;; I
THE BEJIL
ESTll'l'.E_~S
* RANCH* 'II Gene,:OIR~E~--1001 General R.E.---1002 I NEWPORT BEACH .
OPEN SUN. 1-5 24 HARBOR ISLAND
?\lagnifi cent nlai11 channel vieY.·. 6 Bdrm., 5
bath home \rith formal dining r1n. 55 Ft. lot,
4 car garage. pier & slip. 857 5.000
WATERFRbNT LOT
You can build the house of your dreams on
this 57 .5 £t. lot on the n1ain Ch'J.Dnel. $400,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
2.~5 Net a('l'CS; l (\ v e I y i
1·1il(\111a[ atn1u,.;ph('rc; :,
stalls -:-.l.i.l.l!e area, lack &
f('f'rl rooms, oorrul~. se>p.
1'.;Ue~I & servant's quat\('f"S.
J'ropt>rly for sale !o settle
cst:itc. Lls1r:<l nt SZ'J0,000.
Rl:;AL TOP.S
Sl:\!CE 1 9-1~
673-4400 •
l.;3;4;1;Bi•;Yl;l;dei;jD;r .•• ljjSu;lijte;i;l ,;N;.;B;. ;;;:;6;75jj-6ii;l 61jjli; -1 ,-T ownh.U.e-Living Your life Style? * REDUCED O\\~r arOOous
to sell h1S 3 bdrnt
"J\1onteN'y" model Ylith
beam ceiling. formal dini ng,
THINKING OF SELLING?
HOW'S THE TIME!
LET RED CARPET, REALTORS REPRESENT YOU!
WE DO MORE IN YOUR BEHALF!
b'OOrn1e t kitchrn, fantily ~!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~,,,.~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~I
room, \Yet bar, air rond, ~·' General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002
private pat.10 secluded !or I ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;1
inhmatt' outcloor dining.
\\'on't last a l lhis pncc
For 1n ad In
Cell /Mry Beth
Flower Frosted!
1 Jl'• U11 1hlrt!lh!•1 11kln1
tro&lf;d •Ith gay 1prln1t now·
:tr• In ea1r 1tltchea! Coniblne
ho colore or cbecka 'n' 1nlhl.
'l'hri!ty·1ew! ,
l!Prlnle4 Pattern. 9114 :
C1r11' Slllll 6, I, 10, t:. ll.
;!_tie HI take• 11' )'d1. 46-ln ;
" CCIDll'QL Tra.n1ft!r.
11 Stn Sl .00 for uch pattem.
2S ctnl.I for each pattern
first<lau m.aUMd special
'.•ndlin(: otherwl1e
I S.19,1~.
Woman·s 'V'I orld
642·'678, ext. 330
New! La;y Twins !
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Newe11t now -Him 11t>l in
PriHl:r fiOW l'f•Jlll\\Prn •\Itch:
Lacy twin~ lop akltt~. pan ta,
drea&e• ! Cf"(l('bet V ·De<'lr pull-
over p\UI •e~t of he.,v)• (S
cord) m.•r"Cei11ed cotton. Pat4
lem 7157 : dlN!Ct.IODI, ais. i-
18 lnelµded.
· 7:5 CENTS for each Pattern.
Add 2S cenl!I for e1ch pattern
'fot ntt\·tl1n mall ahd special
handlfn1r; otherwise
tbitdcl111s dt"liVtt>' wtU take
lhl"MI weekt c.' more. Send to
Alice Brooka, 105. tbe Dilly
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LIVING ..,.,ith this 3 BR,
cozy den, cuslom wall
paper, 11arn1 r ich 1\'00d
panelling, lavi~h 00.th 1~ith I
mirrored decor, ;iuto. gar.
door opener . .!IOft water unit
private patio, so o t h I n g
1nusic for intercom adds lo
the lwn1rious comforts of
this to.,.,·nhouse. Great litl'
style for $42,500.
The Real Estate Fair
839-6133 or SJ6.2SSI
5 BEDROOMS
3 BATHS
5 bf>drooms. baths. Prestig<·
~R. Greenbrook. L.1_rgc
ra1nily room. Y.'ct bar.
Cheery fireplace. Bright
sunny kitchen. Private sun
deck off master bedroom.
can 100ay -963-6'767.
OP€N rlL •• "s !I.II ro BE MCEI
[II ~
MESA VERDE
SUPER HOUSE!
A potential beaut)" here tor
somebody's lmagtnation. 4
ipacloua bedrooms, great
yard with room tor pool.
Already has room for boot
and camper. Trees
everywhere, cul~.
$44,950. Doo't Delay, Call
Today Red Carpet, ReaHors
:,.l6-S64I}
REDUCED
$5000
Nc\vport Beach duplex: 3
bdrm, 2 ha each. 10% ®'Nil
or submlt trade !or home in
eastslde Costa Mesa.
NOW $15,000
Pilotl. Needlcc£11n. Dept., Box 3.11 Newport Blvd., N.B.
"" uld Ch•"" Sta-Now WONDERFULLY York. N.Y.10011. Print Name,
Addr'eas, Zip, P11tern DIFFERENT
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Two story 4 bedroom, 21-> bath residence.
Generously upgraded and tastefully land-
scaped, for family living and gracious en·
tertaining. Convenient to greenbelt and
schools, on a quiet street. $841950. includes
land ownership.
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX
4 legal triplex on two R-2 lots, near shopping
and the beach. CurreoLly a good investment
or could be expanded four units. Excellent
rental record. $99,500 .
CORONA DEL MAR
One hall block to ocean, custom 2 bedroom
and den residence. Completely equipped kit-
chen. On 45' R-2 lot. Duplex addition could
have fantastic harbor and ocean view. Ex-
ceptional financing can be arranged. $99,500.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Exceptional 4 bedroom, family room home.
Professionally decorated and landscaped.
Meticulously maintained. Absolutely move-in
condition. Coontry kitchen, sunken living
room, separate dining room. Near schools
and recreation. Fee land. $81,500.
1303 AVOCADO DR., NEWPORT CENTER
640-1120
General R.E. 1002 Ge .. rol R.E. 1001
BIG DADDY
College Park has Iota 10 oUer
& this home 111 the greatest
- 4 big Br's. 3 great baths &
a special guest apt wlth Its
O\\TI fq>\c. Brand new
listing.
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$52,500
Why not build it 1
*LOTS* e VIE\V • $21,950. room for
l\\'O hOmi.s with lot split.
• Jt.2 • 60' x 205 .. takes 4
units or home &: tmlt•.
f' EASTSIDE • Horse prop.
erty, 60' x 300', takeB 2
homes with lot split and
variance or guest house
I & tack rm. e NEWPORT BEACH -
2211 ~ -County, 'Over 13,IXX) sq. It. .. _'91 ' un quiet cul·de·aac for e.x-040• 11 elusive home. $28,500. . e CRESTLTNE 81'1!8 • .$4,IXKJ./
HOMES OPEN 1-5 THIS AFTERNOON
SEE ME, NO ONE ELSE HASt I'm a new
listing! and rare! 5 bdnn single st.ory in
Harbor View liills. Canyon vie"" See me at
1034 Sandcastle bring $99,500 and give it to
Lyleen Ewing. I'm yours!
SEE ME, J'M Unique an1ong the Unique.
Stain ~lass windows. Rich wood panelling
and bnght ~reen plantin~. Also views, patios.
imported tiles and a private beach. See me
at 512 Seaward, Corona del Mar and love it!
I'm $149,500. and Dorothy Johnson and 1
are waiting.
SEE ME, l'M HOT-and have hardwood
!ioors, copper plwnbing, 4 bdrms, big kitch-
en and a 40' pool. I'm at 1520 Dorothy Lane,
Harbor Highlands for $79 ,950 and Nadine
Croul is with me.
SEE ME-AND BACK BAY. l ~ve 3 bed-
rms & a breathtaking view of Newport Up-
per Bay. Wind protected patio. see me at
340 Otero. see me off Ornada. I'm $87,500.
Marilyn Shuff will be there.
SEE ME ON THE WATER-A deluxe du-
plex 2 bdrm and water bdrm units. Pier and
slip for 26' boat. See me for only $129,000 at
3808 River Street, Newport Beach. Bev Was-
son will be there.
SEE ME, t'M SUPER DUPER DUPLEX-
5 bdrms in one, 4 in other, near ne\V condi-
tion, price reduced $6,000 to $129,000, no'v
vacant at 618 Acacia. See me. Marilyn
I-lodges will be there too!
SEE ME, ON SANTIAGO-I'm new . vacant
and very spacious, 4 bdrms, 2,900 sq. ft.,
corner lot and· room for your imagination.
l'm at 2131 Santiago for only $87,500. Janet
Lehman will be there.
SEE ME, t'M SPLIT-Split level and a fan-
tastic buy' 4 bdrms, 3 baths, 70x!OO Jot
across from golf course. Spotless! See me
at 2017 Komat Ave. Martha Beynon will be
there. Bring $04,900.
SEE ME, l'M VERY BIG -Spacious 5
Bdrm, 2 story. Lge. Fam rm, kitchen area,
Near new. See Me at 1810 Tanager Dr., Mesa
Verde. I'm $86,500.
SEE ME, l'M CARMEL and cute! 3 bdrms.
big fam rm, bigger patio, arts and craftsy
improvements, really nice at $74,950. See
me at 1818 Port Wheeler, Vergilene Hull will
be there.
SEE ME, l'M CONTEMPORARY-Brand
new, exciting designs, skylights, courtyards,
10,000 sq. ft. lots. 3 and 4 bdrm models from
$8.5,500, See me on lrvine Blvd., corner of
Windward, Newport Beach.
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EMERALD BAY
OCEAN VIEW
Beautifully decor. 2 bdrm. & convert. den
home, with formal dining rm. Splendid ocean
view from living nn., ms tr. bdrm. & den. In
one of the most exclusive areas ot the coast.
with private beach, tennis & 24 hr. guarded
entrance. $ll0,000.
OCEAN VIEW LOT-R-2
Loma Terrace in Laguna. easilr & cheaply
buildable. Sweeping view of ctty &: white
water. $29,500.
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BAY AND BEACH
S7S•3DDD '
R407 •. caAllT.HWV. CDRCINA DliL MAR
General R.E. 1001 Gonerol R.E.
THE BEST IN BLUFFS
NEW TRI-LEVEL BAYFRONT
Panoramic view, 2200 sq. ft., huge mstr.
bdrm suite on its own level. ·Another lge.
bdrm., 2'h baths, family nn., wet bar.
Profess. decor. & upgraded. A beaufy for
$87,500.
OPEN SUN. 1-5 2963 QUEDADA
Please call & let me show you my varied
selection of floor plans, greenbelt$ & view,
$69,500 to $89,500.
REALTOR
HELEN B~ DOWD ln:l·t"la11 ddlV#)' will take
l"ff wttltl or mo111. Send lo arlan Mart.Jn., 442, lhe Dally N~~~t·1fi11 moet popular de-A Aeduded story book
1lp1 la o11r tt74 N••dllcrift ga.rdlm, a touch of lhe 10· x 300· 10'.,{i dn. Skl-1-:=::::;=::m=:~ Sun/Eves. haV(.'n Jllde-a"•aY. Share/•----
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C&t1lo0l .All cr11t1! THRO Bahamas, unique decor In
J"Tee dtl\(DI l.n•lde u-uTif this l'OOJnY 3 bedroom pli.18
New! low+ Knit Book-den PLUS family room.
hU Ba.lo Tl11u11 Pattern t1.tJ Make an appointment to aee
Ne•l 'N•odlopolnt Book 11.00 th I g out~~rcUnary
Ne•! flower Crocn.t Bk 11.co .t-.-.1 "•~ Uk ~ llvl Hairpin Crochfl 8ook ,._.tt.00 ~.,.., u 1vU e 11.uuu ng.
ln1t1nt CNehot Book --11.00 $45,900. Red Carpet Realton
lnti.nt Macnrintt 8oole -41.00 546-8&tO
Mtant MoMJ. Book _,,1.00 $29,500! StJP1i:R. Huntington
C.111pl•tti Gitt )took .-... 1.00 S.ch home la •ha.....,.. than
Cott1pl•Y Afll'l~,14-t1~ ar-~ t2 Pt110 "''"' .-ta __ '°fl a model! 3 bedroomB, ~ look or 11 Q11l1 •1 .... -to, btths, t:loec to coean.
M""°IAfltQ11llt k#2-1Qrf WON'T L;ASTI Call qt ti a.itu. tot' T .,. n-~ 8'1-«110.
hok fl 11 Jltf:t ~UQI -IOf I ,:-,""""""'.,-.....,_,,,.~'""' 1 The Juts en" m the west. . • . a Da.llJ PUot aaaaHSed
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=~~54M8~52~1 40LoE.i7: 1:1'"Fo1 ALL BEST
IRYINE TERRACE I CM. MW l BDRM., 21/> BATH. BAY & MT. VIEWS
BLUFFS BUY
Sparkling pool, 3 bedroomt,
aeparate laµndry r o o m ,
dining room, butlt-ln
&-&q. New carpel.I. You'll
buy It at 183,5001 Call
546-2313 for detall>.
ONN TIL t • rT'3 WN 10 tit NICE/
~·---~ THE REI\
ESTATE'!_
• Dec.or•ted thru·out in ric.h w•llptper,, lush c.•r·
p•t•, cu,tom dr•r••· Edr•s like •lr purifier,
lnt•rc.om I-1peci• 1tcurity 1y1tem to nam• ju1t
• ftw. Neer 11:001 & ftnni,, $71,500
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 2637 VISTA ORNADA
$38,900! WW cuh to UIW1\e
$188 total rent. 7\i FHA. Sharp 3 ootu on
Ovi!rslnd lot. H u r r y f
847-«JIO Aat.
SUPER abe 2400' l\\'O 11oey.
Nice and clean. Playroom b
650 sqare fret JI u re .
tx<ellent location. $47,9&)!
847-QllO Alt-
Otn.rs From $49.000 to $120.000
I own two homes tn th1 llufft my1tlf. If you
w•11t to buy, I know v1lut. If you w•nt to sell,
I have c.ustomtrt. JoM 511...,-Atftt
UNITED BROKER$-RIALTORS m.W5
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DAILY PILOT D !;:
l1l1nd 1oo6
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Elegant Nc\v Single Famil)' Residence :'\O\\'
Under Construction. 4f~R . 3BA , 2 Sun Det'ks.
F'inest Appointments "throughout Including
Extensive Tile, Natural \Vood Cabinets,
Xtra Storage Space. etc. Ruy no\v & Select
Appliance. 1'ile . Color & Rugs to your In-
dividual Taste. l<"or Sale Ry O,,·ner. Sl59.500.
Open for Inspection (714} 889-0474 or 242.-3067
209 Pearl, Balboa Island
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ON THE BLUFF
OVER THE BAY
ALL WATER VIEW
CPEN TODAY 1-5
20? MATA
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Newport Beach
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SUNDAY 1-5
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· WALLACE
REALTORS
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0.'<lroonis. Very close to
Super Sha rp Condominium. 4 / llEAC'!l. Call nlH\'-963-6767.
Bedrooms or :i 11nrl Den. :; OPfN rJL ". "s FUN ro Of NICF•
BAths. Brick Firt>plflC<' F~nd ' -~· -t:n1t ()fl1•f'f'Li for 'SiS,000 , ' •
Call 64G--0555. 1 1
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OUTSTANDING i
VALUE
EXECUTIVE SPANISH ESTATE
PRIME BAYCREST. Sweeping corner
grounds surround almost new executive
mansion. 5 bedrooms including vie\V tnas-
~r suite with wrought iron balcony, guest
room & childrens \Vin~. Cantina kitchen
and banquet formal dirung. Huge den with
rugged beams and massive fireplace. En·
tertainers patio. The price will amaze
you! Call 64~303.
"BIG CANYON"-ON GOLF COURSE
EXECUTIVE ESTA TE-Right on the golf
course. Sweeping circular drive. Drama-
tic European tiled entry. 5 bedrooms, 5
baths. Ele~ant living room with floor to
ceiling white marble fireplace and BAY
WINDOW. Huge gourmet kitchen. Double
door entry to formal dining. Spiral stair·
case to hide-a-way master suite with 50'
balcony overlooking city lights. GUEST
ROOM with private !ireplace and wet bar.
Leaded stained glass windows. Huge cov·
ered patio stepping oil to rich green fair·
way. THE ULTIMATE! Call 64~303.
WATERFRONT WONDERlAND
Spacious 2 story on the shores or your
own private lake. Boating and fi shing
galore F'or1nal entry. Elegant Jiving
room. Sunken conversation pit with brick
fireplace. View forn1al dining. Country
kitchen and IBrge family room. Separato
childrens Wing. Huge master suite with
full declc overlooking entertainers patio
and live water fall_s. $68,900. Call 64~303.
FOREST E. OLSON
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A COLDWELL BANKER COMPANY
22" HARBOR BLVD,,~
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' ; 0..:.1 " ~!LOI Sund.ty, M•r 19, 1974
1022Coron1 dol Mar 1022 1costa Mesa 1024 1 fountain Valley 1034 J Runtlngton BNcK 1040 [ _1_rv_ln_• ____ -'1_1_o:J4_ [ ~rv;;,tn~i~;:::;;-:-;::~7.::f.L;•~g;u;na;;Bll;•:;•;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;;;:;;l;0~8;,!
~' Es, v Eno E 29 3 2 Price Reduced OPEN HOUSE • s.1 & sun
'torone dtl Mir
A REAL RARE OPPORTUNITY
for boat lovers \Vanting a luxury hon1e, '''ith
pier and slip at th~ 'rater front. ~Ia in house:
31lR., 2BA .. plus Gsl. qtrs. wil h bath. 2
patios and 1nuch 111ore . 5129.500. t .. EE ~ Don't
loSe this one by hesit at in~~ O'rner Y"iU trade
for Duple.x or Triplex.
596,000-FEE
\Vilh a vi(\\\' of 1:ashion Island . ExpensiVe
i1nported tile in entry. breeze \\•ay, kitchen
& rear )'ard of this exquisit e Portofino home.
f<~ee land·! 3 BR, 4 Br\ -! bonus room AND
n1any inore custon1 features, all for 596,000.
562,900 IN UNIVERSITY PARK?
A r eaJ greenbelt je\vel '. 3 DR. 2 BA hon1e &
fan1 rm. llighly upgraded. l-luge brick pa-
tio, lo'v n1aintena nCe yard. See thi s~ '\'ou'll
buy it for ~ij2,900.
NEW RED CARPET RL TRS
"FASHION ISLAND"
567 San Nicholas Or., Suite 103
CALL 641).8672
LISTlNGS l\EEDED
tt•Xlwood. btn 4 br, 2 bi.I .. 1 OUTSTANDING 52 400 2·5 pm
15.\'..'l:: cov. patio + looai. t FAMILY HOME 1 • l881S Tabar Or., Irvine
1950 ... It. 1·14,900 Qutck I 2 Id Pool Love(» -· wlUt • ' an. Ot."<'UPOllCy. On quiet cul de 58.('; 4 en., I rm. + 1'" ha, rtplc. tannl din mt,
MESA VEHDE 1614 Col"'k~. 2'1 ba., ""'° 1·umpus room. $22,600 TURTLEROCKI fnm rm, dbl oven, n:lrtg, bt fl 1:iool, flrep!t, 3 br. 2 b3, Bonus-gb:e yard: 20X40 Ft. washer & dryer. 0.Vt• & l'l.'furlJi!llk'd, like n \l .,., • heated Po01 \\'/lilide & \"ou can pay $1000 n101·e than I l':iccepUonally ""'11 deromted drps. ,valled ·mlrror lu
:;1:;,jOQ, \'acnnt. diving board, BuUt-ln Bar· this f01· a n<m' Unit or you Broadmobr 4 bedt'OO~n muter br, atrium ft patk>.
:1 100 LINCOL..~ YlAY. 2.000 s..q. 1'1a.i\I extraii. $35.900. c11n.,_,t>u..v rny u~ded unlt 1,:':m, ,e~ ... 1?~a;~o! wl~~· Lovely entry. Owner.an:dous
Ml rt. t>lll'gant 4 hr, 2 ba, lai.1t JU5t !isl.Id • \\-'On't last for .µ,OOJ below replat~nlent '6 i a1 ... l.n ... ,..rs. & ready t!) nlOve.
r111, 1111lrbh.: frplc, cus d1·ps, OPEN HOUSE C()SI. f"'l'iced to sell at ,OOO. Gene Greytak ~al Estate
J.g. ror1K>r lot. $46,200 SUNDAY 12:30 TO S 2gro~:1le~i"~r =~ra~~~ UNIVERSITY Mt-4303 21K.~ PUENT!::, t 7::io sq ft 9771 L• Arenii Circle ,>'ears ne\~·. Freshly Painted PARK• L•nun• &e•cW 1048 Cotne1· 101. J ht\ 2ba, l!lxlS THE FOX CO t I • • ~~·r i;uest or plt1.yhoui;c. • 1\'llh taste ully po.ne ea and • , i\~~111111, c:I Juan, $235 pei· REAL TORS 673-9495 n11.mJred living room, plush j The fonner nlOdel home for ! OPEN SUN. 1-5
HlU. ~JG.750 Vacant I s;.r~ .• Do11,n ais.w1nes lOllll. ~~=ts d~rt;: cu~~ i 6t;:L;a h\~~:1.ho~! I SSJ EMERALD BAY
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EXCITING
5000 sq. ft . home In lrvinw.Cov e. Entertain
ool-slde or in your spacl s family , room. ~is & Hers master bath. ourn1et kitchen . Prive~ bench, excellent location . Privacy.
$250,000.
GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
Co1ta Mesa Realty l J-f,1tl.~ :_ rto11·. 3+:t+ fil. drapes, oversized pantry for sale today. c r e at An excltlnc hunlly &
Since 1958 * 548.7711 XlH1. Ph: ;s-l-i-!*:H7 wkentls I area, custom tile t.'OUnler L'Ollples horne. Fee land. entertaining honte with REAL TORS
.\frt·r 6 PM. Call 557-4617 1 & <1f1 6:30 \\in.l:t~s. S~l.900. tops, shake root, n ear $48,500. spackms living areas, 4 1 !'!!!!!!!!!!""!!'"""!!!!!!!!!!!"":~':"''""""'"'"!'-":"!!!!!!!!!!~~I
--Photographer's 'Huntington Beich 1040 [ schOols, walidng distance to bdnn. suite, Jg.?. adult Laguna Beach 1ci4a-Lag\irll Be1ch 1048
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lluntlng~n Center, swim· RENTALS! family rm. v.101 profcssional l-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1
Delight ming pool and many park H·-·er P '"t t'n Unl,••-•'ty bar; lge. outdoor living &1 1
Bcau1Ho11lv •l"->"'l·•-' ··•HALF MILE a-Hvv ...., '"'" entertalno·11 g 0 -as • ....... " ~-u " I areas. Nov.· $2000 below cost Park. Noar ••hool·. and " · lMtrin. 'l b:\lh hon1e. \\'i1h nev.'. (Princ ipal s only •[ ,__1 """ "' S'A'ffping ocean v ie\\'S . full l!!ning l'OOm, chefs 1 C green~ t. Three bedrooms, iJTS.000 ,. 1 . . !'ease). a ll today cathedral ceilings. screened OPEN SUN. I , r\lll' K'll \\'Uh everytlung. 1 147 3095 ~ ~·111nily l'VOlll, fireplace. TO OCEAN II • ~.r'f>e~~. D~=~\e~i 551 EMERA.LO BAY
Thll'k·pil'-' l'arpcls. drapt.•S. J? :Jiri \\'alnnt Squa1-e. Sparkling 2 Al the \'ery top or En1E'l'ald
817,:xJO. Cnll J·lll-l72U fl.:>t bf:<.lroon1 unit. close to, Bay, v.•1th the best vie,vs 'J ie e,·erything. Air ooro1itioned. I Laguna has to offer, is this
TI'IRBElL. ·~
2:_l;-i~i llarhnr Rh·d.
Jl<'l't' 1~ thf' beach hon1e you $240. 'j 3 txlnn .. cll'n. 31 ~ bath hon1e
ha\"1' been looking for . Shar[J ~ / Call 675-7225 \\·ith billiard rn1. \\'ith 11,·et
:; lxhin. Ne\\·port \\'est baJ'. Re<.~ntly con1pletelyl
I t10111e \\ilh atl"iun1 entl')', 't!a. rcn1odeled & ~lecol'alt.'<l. ' $176,:-ioo 1 11·~1~. fo1111nl dinln~. fanii!y I 2-STORY-$47,500 I OPEN SUN. 1--4
OPEN HOUSE
3085 MOUNTAIN VIEW DR.
SAT. & SUN. l ·l P.M.
Spacious {our bedroon1, :!\2 bath hon1e, cozy
living room \Vith red brick fireplace , sit·
down· wet bar, large rear patio. 2-car ga-
rage, a spic 'n span pl'operty at $68.500.
Marion Milite r.eal Esate
618 S. Coast Hwy.
494-8558
1-BIG-M-ESA-VERDE J\111n1., bo.:1t & lr:ul~r stur-: HtUT)' for this! 3 BR. 21 ~ i
1022 .1_i;('. 1::'.~ct·llcu~.1~~t1on o~. ~I t.ms. 5 yrs nev.·. Indoor -I 612 ALLVI EW PLACE
----------I CUSTOM qtU'-'t ."u.l de sat St. l lu11~, I outdoor cpt iu kitchen. Huge I 111 one of North Lagwu1.·sl ~!!!!!!!!""!~-""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!""!"'"""'""'•-"!-'"""'."!!!!!!!!!!~~~I
nc11· li~tnii;. $.J0,900. , Yarn-rm, Cathe<li-al ceiling, finest areas: the~ arl' Laguna Beach 10~ Li9Una B9i(h 1048
1~--~~~--General R.E. 1002 Corona del Mar
Laguna Beach
NEGLECTED
2 STORY, GUEST
Paint.~· Nl1·c. Quic•l ~l rf'PI. ::
bedroon1s an<l unf1111sl\('(!
guest fneili1y. s::..~.~1.""11. CaJJ
agent 6.JJ-030::
Balboa Peninsula 1007
BA YFROJ\'T PE'.':"I~SL"LA
POl:\T. J..;i.rgc JBR. pier S.:
float. s:.'2.j,000. 0 \\'I\ cl'
1\·/ca.rry Jo,,•ui. 22!"11 Chann0!
Rd. OPEN JIO USE 1-JP:'IJ. '
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Corona del Mar 1022
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BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
:riJll Sq .... \. ,\ huildL•rs 01111 sun deck off niastC'r suite. I 1 stunning coastal ,Ii;_ citv
honic. ·1 1•r :J IJL•droonis. *' COATS 1 *TURTLE ROCK * v\e1vs lt'Q1H lhis lgt'. honie. '.: TOO HOT Ii ll u~c li\"tll~ l'l'ulll + faniily & (Jc I I Hdrins., each \Vilh ils o"·n VICTORIA EACH
1'0o1n1 plus 1·urnpu,; n:io111 or WALLACE Ll\"e in green hills of Irvine. bath; hugt' n1slr. suite \\"Ith TO HOLD Ol't:N .Sun I lo :)
DO LL 1~ousES.' 1' hilli11rd J"il(Jlll, ::: bath,;, ::: ca1· I o'ipe Choose your honie h'Onl this f I f I d' . 17~ & 1~'..! SttllSf'I Tl'l'l'. -, · REAL TORS _, outstanding scleetion: l'JI l-'f:'., orma ming r1ti .• 1\\"0 11dnrah!r little honiC's on! i.:a rag1'. A 11orld (If fl.':'llUl'r~ • SUPE SH lP l;::e. fan1ily rn1. \viU1 bar & Tl . 1 1 . 1\1 llUPLEX, :-;11;1 1·11 $.'<l.!100
Ollt' Jul in _"Old Corona"'.!'~, ~e~egarll-'t'. SS!l,9JI). -962""4454 Si R Al . I £t·p\c. $159.500 ut!k~ t H.• story Oil tiis 121 I Cll.. Gd. Tnns SS7.:,00
Prt1·at1• nauo~ and one is t.i46-1l d. I:::=:=::=:=:=:=:=:=:= ·I bdrnii;_. .. 21·2 batlis. fain~!y 1 MONARCH BAY !'In ing /•on 1 c 111 .P~1~11 r .\.. Beach sule, Xlut Ol·t•nn &
fu1·11i~l1c~l tnr s u Ill lll {'I' OPF.NTIL 9 . IT"S FUN ro BE NICE' tva1111~ I 'I 1d A spacious garden hon1e 11·ith CNDER CONSTRUCTION. oa~l l!!l.' ll'I\'. ear " I i' I rn1. chnUJg area. $69,9.JO, 1 ho n1e, PRES EN 1 [.\I C 1. \" 11
rental-.. S69,JOO. and boU1 POOL OR BEACH' I I ~J.1trfirut. DECOR I 1::1:-al privacy. \\'oocled lot Loe:itcd 011 !"'-'· lot irilh :1 crashing surf. \\'nlk 111
llnnll'S ;11·1· undl't' ou r 1 '1 Xlnt Oeach location. 40x32· lt : REALTORS , ? 8d. " ba f· .1 1 \\'tth room for pool. :J SPF.CT:\Cl'L \R \'IF:\\' {)f 1 sandy co\·r. Great fut'
I O'·c \" !' \ f' ., in1s.... .. an11 Y nn., I "·t 2 ba . d" . . "il" '' P r>lc .. f''-V H:-1\"f' , i:. • , , • 1 & . S pool 11ith j.ncuz:ci & 1 , . du' u'ng rm. '".900 INC. LI\ t·ms., t..s. uuni; nu. 'J!"IE OCEAN.' & CATALINA ' ~·.1l'. , ,'" •. · , , _ \\',\1·1,·t,\N."l'\'. . 'Ii ·, ~ •97000 · OC~ \:\ ~l ONT ! + · shd{'.lfitsofdeck1ng_..JBl'.t.j (1he nan1c of Huntlngton I...A.~D. . ~ · l:'.iL,\Nt?.Bu1lt on ·llevcls\~ ..... ,.:.' ·. ~.nt. '1
Codi 67~7225 :;..._ fll"l'place, fo11nal din . rrn,: Beaf'h nt the tiu·n of the LOVELY GJ\flDF:NS EM~RALD BAY /C''\1C'ns1\·e use of 1roud & uni.1> ~ic<1t . t't.l:ls~luie _vu'.
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* COLLEGE PARK * i loc;1t&l on beaut 1 f u I : ct'ntury) 963-6.120. 1 3 &lrnls .. 2 baths. dining rni. j Oue of En1erald Bay's niost glass. I )':•'<. l.d .. stu;d~. _1~ ;'li h. Ti adr.1
eul·de-sac. 1 hlk 10 park ,i;; , s;-1.q,!(O Incl. lanU. lx>alitiful show hon1e~; crisp , . . . • . fo1 .1'.1u>~lll: ~· ?": I
r>.h·e (an1iy l1on1c in one ul pool ,_\ppl"ox. :!-@sq. It. Only I I BRA..\iD NE\\' DRA PES j ~ntcnlporary architC'CtUl'l' ~p1 ;n1 ll~·"· . .i., BD.T~i\I. .1!1-".1~ Jt~)(!,LI'.: .. I~·~· l.01 s .... nc11u!. c.,._,a i\]C'sa"s lw.-;;t ;H'C'a ~: SJ;:;.it:i.I. I 13 8d . 2 f .1 1 \\·irh counlrv churni. 6 plnn, s..r \1l ~rl LI~.\ 8,\111:-.. \ti. 11,dk tn LM:uch 111 1
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!<<"l'l'L'IH'd µall•J; l;.:1-. b;iek 0 E I .... I'. \ 1 S S c• I \It• 1 I (' I · ·I lk I P N HOUSE \\'e ha\'e a fine ~rl<'l'liou of 1 di.J1i11gr1u.; O\'C'l'~.OOO;:tJ. fl. ~.~'. :: :.'--,' " ·, u •JIS. !'ri·t, 11 ~1 01
. HILL __ O_P_E"N SU-N. 1.5--1 ·1arrJ i1 ~prinldt'l'S .t i-.e;1 1'ing 962 4471 ( ' I hon1es lt'Onl ~l,900 lo Cre<i l !or a f11n1il~! \\;ilk 1111 1,1,1:,Ah:~,.'s : .I.\~, J'.:.:". IM•11o·h. l;d hT111.· .. S2·1,HOO 1":1, fruit ll't.'C'.-.. Nl'I\" hll·in :-10,·e .. :::.J546~11"0l r SUNDAY 1 to 6 $108WJ. I 6 p1·iv. lC'nnis cts .. µuuls & ~1_111k..,n h1. i nJ. 111 .! s101u•-. 497-1 171 Laguna Beach .
\\1111 a clr,Llll<lllC JS(] de,.; 521 IRIS ,\ Uhl. O\"('Jl. Ouist;u1dini; • '-nu1·h. s~•"•,000. hl!.!,h \\" OP'-'11 llt'itll·'".''· ' plus &·ean \1e11-, .1 I 11· q· 19771 n .. I t B y [ ~ "" I b<' t f JI' J I ., RP :..;11.up t'l>lll('l' u1111. llllh ·: '·' ue. J, JO RED TILE ROOF t """'e a ('l'J llli:!!'. h;1~ li\111l:-;1:-..:G [
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.t ~~1~ ~r} 1 8('~"0~;~~~~111'-' hiu\;. lidi n1'-. :! ti.1. hunl plu~ Ulll'I NEWPORT BEACH Real Spanish honie just Elegant exec. home, _highly ~R!Ch'. F ~ R E I' LAC r:
honie"Jthhugeg.inler(J(l•n. l l!d1111 i..:tlrOgl' ti p! P11ccc!IREALTY 675-1642 liloeks 10 ocean. Vault('d ! upgradedthn1-0ut.Th1srare ~ _ r.~o~t . 1-L.00.R TO ·
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1.11.1;"'· ". rr is. I polished 1\·ood panelling. I 11 ° 1 3 u_ i cp 1"'1 1st \Vesteqi Bank Bldg.
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· .\1 Htd f11rt111·1· inf1::1i1J1J~ I RENT f~YOURS! Subinit your oiler. 963-454.'.:. '. pla)Tni.: lgc. level puo!· 1 .. ~cp:ir:tl\' ""'"''"" 1·u1. 'flu-. \1) .\· 1 ··~ · .,( , 11 .. 1. 1' h••!""•'
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OPEN HOUSE 1-5 SUN I ~ Re[urbished hon1cs v.'ith ai; pper . et e itc ien. 1 I deek. patio; lush lnd~ept.I. , I ~ -Forn1al rhn. Sunny BAY 1 yard. North end. SJ'2j,(,(XJ. Specta~·ul•u· 'l !Minn·, ~ liath !. 1:.i1·1n .. ~ h111h 1i .. n1f': !~ll:\I~: ,(· l ~CO:'llF:. Con1e to :Huie as $7:i0. do11,11. W1Y \\'INDO\VS in front den. Open House Sat & Sun l'",\LTOR ·!"'"•'"•~ lu.'l.urious n11n·)oui··iHiii: l:1n•t ... ·;•111 ·1I. 1111 h l;:e. 1n•,.,1
•,1.1'.c .• · .r'oJJp)'. Brand nc11· , · closing costs. 50 to choose I -.r.. iT' "~ ··' t ('I Large guest quarters 109:. N. C'"''· 1_,0,000 qu<ui ly eond1!11111 lhr11<111t .. \ •1·i.· ... 11.111 ... io,<1• 10 111·"i
.. Bl .. ..!h;1, honu•, 11·/ocean fron1. Contact VA approved ~ ""' " Ult · 1 r I t ' ti I Tl r n1aster on .1st floor. 3 huge 1821 2 Bayber' ry Wey c t I' v· -Ir 1', rp ...... p <\II ' 111,11.1 .'''.· !11'1') <l!I I llS 1)111'1 \ll'\1. u· i'Qn1 l10usc is · )Sales Broker. 963-.J5'13. baths. Price tor the Jr. a a 1na 1ew \\'alk11·;1.1· 1u sanrlv bC'.1i·l1. ;1! $111 •• {~). ~~:11~1,;~;~ 1~~~~1 : thi~ unusual Oi>t;~ 2~5~ Rutgers.Dr Exee. w/EASY TER.i\fS. Today $58950. 1Stupendous ho1ni> ."·ith a Sit -<!•J11 n ,,1,:11· !t·on1 NEW CUSTOM I
Lots Yo!_!t•I, Ht·;tl tur I i\!1\J\l-~ ?~ r ER. ~!UST :SElL Brk 962-5511 ' I SY."t'ep1ng ca ta 1 i Ud "' pracflt·ally !'\'Pl'\" 111<Jlll. .\n OCEAN VIEW I
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ht'i•U1 g<11'dt'11~. ·"°-of lhry. close to !'-Chools & shops. hon1e , 2800 sq ft of luxury , REAL TOR IJJ..2224 r·a1nily roon1, firt'place. A 1·e11-· lo1·ely 3 tx!1·n1., den 1 1!1 u1g $: f;un1I,\ n11. irith
1111 lgt' R·:l Jut. S:!:l,l!OO. 011n Stolp Rl'\ll!y. 213-l:.:'4-4712 or ltving, in Hunting 1 on I Dining roon1. ,\.orksho11 & ba~h hontC' . in :... l 1~ I bt•;tn1 t't.'11 & 11 r•l<'. Li:;t' .. 1·ard
By (h111C't._ GT::--.J lti9 5.J'.">-1.~(iS OPEN house: Sun 1-S, 4 br. + Harbour 90' on the Y>ate r, offit"€. Hl'ated & fil1ered nelll'hborhool. \\e1 bar. lt»1k ro111n f1.i· 11JOl. :\1;1111rc .IT.,\l\t:f::-i;~frs, South or MESA VERDE GIANT bonus rm., atriwn entry to roman tub, 4 BR, 21~ ba. AMPLE ROOM •• •. swi1n pool, patio. Private c~b1net'<, Ol'ean & cany_on nu1 1\·e !n~":">. ,\ >:hu11 ,\·:ilk to /l ,1 ~. •:!•:':BJ{'!<, 111:l13R, Fxt>c honie super clean & Jg, ,livi.ng rm. overlooidng Ontu !or a large family 1n this .f>/ beach \1·a lki.11g. Rec-rearion ,·~:\i·sf 'i:u~ <'ntry~·ay ii·it~ l!u• ht'a\"ll n1;1kes !Ju~ an
_'_11_1 ~r._. 011ncr. 8:~-:;..1.;g.1. I ;;igh.ly upgr~ded. 5 Br, 3 Ba, <.:overed patio. 1~4 ba over II/' I txhm., 21., ba. townhouse in facilities including tennis. ~1~1~~r ~· No~,~~~ ~ut. ' • -;lnr h11y ar $j9.!MXI.
Co5ta Mesa 10241 7n~!~::··r,~~u~··~i~~t r;1'.~'.1e~i·n.: 1
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BLUE RIBBON \g"t' cv1·. !01 in prestige Joe. 16801 l\lontclail' Lil., HUNT. -t:t:mml 11 $5'5,500. IUHi•I U-1· ... 1 huildlng sir ... ; :i blks· tr1 .,
l!Oi\JES l.i/'.Ll/'llITE·D I BCJ-1. ..i1&-71"..>-t2 536-8887 CALL 552-7500 ..... l"ll'a<.:h: Probably one of the -
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Pri1ne lu1·ation 1u·. So. Coast Dana Po1'nt 1026 · ' Best Buy• •'n Laguna For inforn1alion and loeation TWO O I 1920 S Co H L H PJ:.;1.a . S.J1,900. I or these F~lA & VA hom~s. ST RY Red H"ll R lty , . a.st "1'., . . L.i\llGE :'PANISll. VII·:\\'
CALL 9!.iS-44.JJ JOG TO f..L\R IN1\, spacious . contact -I ea I OPEN SUN. 1.5 I 1101\-fE :; fl'plcs. 1 3 j •I
Bl'Rf{ \\'HITE RE,\LTOn * C t R It Lovely home in quiet REALTY REALTORS 21'21 ANN' \I · Id 2'.)(11 NE\\'PORT. N'PT BCH res ea y quali1y horne. 3 ~~· plus I KASABIAN neighborhood ff: at u ring ' u ' p k ;J s LANE. Rural ; ' {Jf!llll~~ e Dr, Ju s I * G?5-Mi?.O * --r!('n. plus fonnal dining rn1, j ruv. ar Center, Irvine setting, ocea.n vie"': ! $LI7.l(l(l.
RETIRE HERE 4 p,,~~~.~i~~~il:g ~:~~ ha. :~~1i1ua~~9.~~Q~~e t!~::. Real Estate 96~·"44 -r:~t~Jrs~p.cu~:t ~, ~~~~~r~.~~~~~g2 r~'.~~~s; 1 Pt.US!!* \\'t:;rr_:R~ \·E1\r
239 Heliotrope Ave i\L'\1· paint ,'\.:: cnilJE'IS· :'llo\'e-~j311 r.1ainsail Dr. 496-107j, I O~VNER2 .:;-;s· ...... Spac~~us .13 '1·/priv. ba .. floor to ceiHng BONUS $3000. financ. Take Tt'n1ple Hills 1 1!0'.l-IE :l BR. llHO Oro St,
$74 SOO • I 111 condition. SZ9.!t:-i(). 8 NEW DUPLEXES I rn1, 1
1 '"'me . ..-. ~1 Y [ fireplace, all elec. bltins, Credit to buyer as decorators Dr. & follow signs. $48.750 Jus1 $55,000. Bo1h open Sun ~Br.-~ 2 ba~. ~a~1111 s..J'('a(~ &e~~~r~~~~-.H~~r.:1~1 Ol;C~~~~·,icc"o'p· ~r!6Lal.9n'°•··l,.7,,3.930 i )~Uirio~boash~t·. rl~,,1!.~bkr~;Call~~r,· ~~~~~ o~:n~ve;iz~ ~l: ~~~~~~~ s~~f:. f~ I~ 276 FAIRYI™·; 3 bdrin., I :i&t.C;i!~~.1·11 :~~y~ beanl ------__ -,.. I v ~ ~ $.i2500 963-4.143 •tory, :I BR, 3 BA rondo ! frptc.; beams. ''"'"'yd. BEACH DINNER QUIET RETREAT J')Y 01\·ner. Choicl' Eastsidc 1\g!. 496·3·131 962-1373. ' · ' "'ith formal dining, huge 1 2 Blks to the beach: on R·2 • . 1 • • C'£'ilin~. ocean vit>iv home,
2811 OCEAN LANE 101.·ation. Quiet <'Ill-de-sac . .i E tbluff , O\\.NER lvs. Dean Bros. 3 famil y & 2 fireplaces. Now Joi. Great swnH·er rental Thats. right. Sit 111 the dm1ng S51.i.;ioQ. Lt.-c llughcs. Rltr,
$112 500 BR. 28,\. Huge i1.1111pus rn1. as 1030 bdrm, 3 bath hon1e \\ilh vacant -i n1 media I e nrea. $59,800. rm. & look down the canyon S3:>· l3~. 49!J.1731 .
Bays._ Catalin~ \·ieii·.:; BR. ::: frplcs. Huge )ard, fruit fanllly nn. t.rpl c, ~·et bar, possession -$62,950. Call 494-7551 lo. ll~e white "''1'.'-ter 81 ·Laguna Niguel
trees. \'Cgetahle garden. dream kitchen. $51,(0), bkr Mrs. Hanna 545-8424 South 1000 N. Coast Hwy., Lagw1a y1ct~n~l 8fac:· IT~ home II l;l1J!h hn111C's a11." i1nn1ac11la1r S\.i,!t30 . .'i4S-30SJ Call 842~ Co., Realtors. IS o s ng e s Y one P/{IVJ\TE BEACH , lt'nni11
& \"aL·ant & 11·~1 be open fur BY OWNER of the elegant ones. 3 BR.&] cts., pool, jacuzzi har1<I
>Ou Sunrlav 1-.>. I , O\VNER sacrifice. $ 3 3 9 5 UNIVERSITY PARK. 4 BR, 2 baths. $47,IXKI hall, .~ cloh are jusi. a. fl'1v
Univeisity Realty C~~la ~!cs~. Open. !louse POOL HOME down. 3 bdrms, big family MOM & DAD SUITE 21
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• .<.,.. • • ·.--v..t p..,.)1. Sl:J.j()(). Print·iµals Y poo l0n1e or :sa.ie in Shag carpeting. Beamed '1th its o~'ll kitchen & bnth Excel. cond & location. hoine. Ov~r 3200 sq. ft. of
onlv '.!78-1 L'i"·t.. '''"'. lovely Ea s I b I u ff . All .1. ,,, 9= brk Call in this rambli...,. ranch style $59 ooo Prin only 55" f\/V\') OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1·5, 130:> I GOOD INVESTMENT 5;)j::!10.-:. IN... '" repainted inside and out, ~~l. """' on. · ; home. 3 full i;.'ths & Jots ot att' 6 & "·krids. ~ Sky l in .e D ~. : NEW, REAL ESTATE luxury li\'ing. This lrl-le\·el
\\'alk to he~ch over Goldt•n-1 --7 • • • large family oriented 4 other room for your fa mily. w/sweep1ng view ot ocean lM)mc "·ith 4 BR, 4 ~:l BA,
1·0<1 f()(Ji bndr,c. This dupfl'x 1 1\!~:'l,\ \ ERDE · b) O\\ller. bedroom home. Reduced lo OW?\'ER am:. $219:> dO\\'n. 2 I It has an assumtlble low EXCITING New 2BR, 2 BA. & hillt. Beam ceilings. 100, Glenneyre St. fornial dining nn. & king
i11 quiet ;;ref\ nc<1r granunar· • 2650 sq. ft, of Ju.-;ury. 5 Br, $79,000. Open today 1-5 p.m. l:xlrm condo O\'erlooks the , interest rate Joan, 80 hurry. Tov.•nhome, Un Ivers i t y dramatic 3BR/3BA 3 fpl '1 494-9473 549-0316 1 size den \vas designed & ~Ohool. ~ bed., <len""''_..,,.'-"11
1 nJ<t~\l·1· \\"/fJ'plc, :~u . Call 675-7225. poot. Has built-ins, sha" $39,900. Pdark,&Super Locded' lnds1cplng. huge game rm, 'gourmet ~ ---1 Uu_iltdt wit~1 . yoor comfort in
l•:ir, .t ::: b1:11hs do11·nstair~. baths, fain rn1 v.•/frp1c, ~custom drapes . berpsm· cldupgraBy 0 .. _ crpr .~. can900 kitch. Ask $154.~. See and Duplex-North End mu · ... ive In Laguna
s '"''Cious, hca111 ceilin<>ed. 11Cr11un. l\"e11· deror, crpt, $21,950. brk can 846-000-1 UTn..TTn.tl""n"V..IU&Dnt"llD ....... "'"' ' ak !re Coastal v1 2 bd e h Nig-ucl Shores in one of its •-• d 3 p,;-~ flVl'4IU~1'""' 1 ~.~ Includes land 552-0736 I m e 0 r. ew: rrns. ac most dlsUncttv• ho m, s. I bed. <i p!. over carpol't. _rps., c~r g~rag~. 1.~ OWNER LEAVES. v 111 a or.a•]"{ e "SEA Cl.JFF" Apts. OYO + 12x67 undeveloped area. ... Coniparc value \\"ilh othel' right. 2053 f tan11ngo Or, .. ~ BROADMOOR Turtle Rock, oceanfront 2BR/2BA Ask. A-1 cond. $90,000. Conla<'I Steve Murphy,
Cdill duplexes. :>-l:J.-2967. k_acif.i~~:· :m~r~~f~ · Pian 4, 4 Br, pane1ea flm S'lS,<XX>. OWC loan. 3 Arch Bay --=-l448~-------1
PRICE $99,500 I Bl::1\UTI1''UL: 3 huge Br, 2 kitchen. Walle to the ocean j 1721 4 COAST HWY. nn, formaJ D.R. Across SUMMER RESERVATIONS Great view. Red'NOOd & POOL Home, 4 BR + air. I
611 Carnation A\'enul' l Ba, close to shopping, $39,950. Bkr. Call 96i.8865. · ! TI4: 8*-1384 & 213: .!)92-28-45 from park & poo1. Deoor. AMERICAN 'HOME glass: 3 bdrrn.s., vaulted Qrtr acre, view lot. E Z 1
Broker 67~56.11 : 67:J.·1633 1 schools, churche.«. Assume 4 BR, Sep. Dining, VJE\V drps. Mint cond in&. out. By REALTORS cell's., many exp ens t v e maint. $02,SIX). or oiler.
gvt. loan. $37,950. Agt. Tastcfull" Dec. throughout. OWNER ANX. $3,495 Down. QWNER desperate. Huge 3 owner. 833-1885. 494-75U 494-1001 extras; tennis cts. $1~.<m. 400-5743 546-7739 ,,._ 3 84:inns., big . fam room. bdrm, 3 beth tzi..level. Full CUSTOMIZED HOME •--~l
· · 3039 Carob St. N.B. Daily K 1 t ch en bu i 1 t-in s. dining rm. !amlly nn, 10 No Down-' "::J' nd Now 1 ~ • Lido Isle 1056
SOUTH OF HWY, 'O"EL\' 4BR 2 ba f F • V II 03 ~-rat1"-bn'ck work . Turtle Rock, prof. landacpd, 100 N. C....t H,.Y., Laguna ;;;:;;:::;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;; Newly R d t d ..... " • . 1un rm, ount•tn a ey 1 4 ....,..v •"' chef's kitchen. Fr p I c . 4 Br. 2~~ ba, walnut ExclU
3 Bdrm I e ec~ra.ie din rn1 , patio, 6 fruit lree5, '1 $34,950. Bkr Call 842-8854. Covered pe.tio. Beautiful panelled fam·rm, 3 car rig cou . vtew lrom Lid B . MJn1c 111th rental reduC'ed for quick sale By , 1 . ed lo $61950 brk sundedtS oU buge rout~ O eeuty
unlt. $69,Z.OO. S11btn!1 orr~rs: I O\\'nt'r, Open House Sui; l·S. ASSUME GI LOAN I O\VNER MYS. Tremendous 41 t°-siz t. • · J(ar, $72,500 By 0 w n er . BR & tam roont with beam 4 BR. din, 3BA, inclu. 11ep-
Balboa Bay Properties 545-0038 lxlrn1s., 3 ba. home. Den, I all 842-8854. ~1563 ceilings -exceUent location gu~t i uhe. !loom for pool
* * 641).8484 * * I_ · $6.000 ca.sh move in. Huge f'am room. Dream kitchen. Hunt Hirbour 1042 TURTJ..J::ROCK, New 3 BR. 2 and financing to match your ~ ... ....,..,..__. HOME • Supe1'b location • U9 Vla ~~~~.\;~~~I-~. J~:n~~~:~i ~ir~~;;· ~g.~~n~ilyba,~~ ~:~1B:1:1~altl~n~ • ·ha., Fam-rm. Din-rm, fiiil c, ~:e~ 1:·~w:! $66,SOO. 2 lrtory~ta'.;.~'~e 5 BR 3 ba Koron. O~~~.~N . l·5PM.
8 NE\V Dt.:PLI::X~ for boat, Pliinc cul de sac. open« onto suncleck. Lg;. 2 car illl'·· fenced, cptt, Rod C 1 R It din rm drk rm irplc
. o1,11a Pt. . 142 900 A 6 0 •o= -try kit h lk · BY OWNER -3 BR., 1,4 BA ,.. • drp1, Assumable 1 o an . arpe , II Ori Unique 'int~r .C<ngtt~·
$61,9.:A).$13,950 oce~n vus ' · gt. 1v-o.N'J· ';i1:u-y, sc.~a~:·1nd':; ~~ Condo. Heated pool. tree .J!H, I $56,990. Owner, ~arn · 497·1761 c re a t.l v ;'1"; ;; 111~:! J '11t\ttlngham Rultn
$Ave S30,00) to s.JO.IXXl over 5 BR, 2 Bath house, Costa huge Jot laundry. pt1v. P 8 l Io• -==::; •BY Owner Univ. Pk. home 3 ya r Hasy .oialntenance. P ~, ... ~ •:t
CoronadelMllrprkes. M.,a, !3G.ooo . W/W BRASH.EAR REALTY . upgrade" $28,900 FHA. Br, 2 BA atriwn,-m4htt. --:-oFFERE-D .... S66,500'0PEN HOUSE Sun. ~~
Faster ApJ1reciation. =s~a{is. CaU Bill 842 .. 7411 Eves 961-1171 968-2474. OCEAN Vl&W tree yd, liee!I, quJet' toe. , .. DY bUilder. loVC!ly 3 9-6 ~let only *"6972 ~Via Lido 675-0
Agt, 33861 O>pper Lantern 3 BR. 2 bu, 1600 1q It, Nr.; Wave watchlni' from your Near pool, tennis 6 mo. o1d. bdrm., 2 bath sunny home: 1238 Starlit, LlauM Beach
49&-3431, Dana Point SY owner •I BR, 1 1,i BA EXE-C0R-EAM Schl-ikRec.park,3Wbto dining room. Cirl ,watchbtg Mustaell$59,500.~ dramatic 'entry to 1tep-upOC"EAN VTEW home
SHARP CdM dupl<X. Good SWedlsit ft'olc 12 9.; o o. M'agn1r· • be8ch. UJ>111'8'1ed tJtru ouL trom your deci<. MllJ!cal UNIVERSITY PARK Uv. nn., .,,.., deci<, custom w/POOL Excluslvo area. 2 Lawson AAIMne 7 ~2~ loon 556-0:l5S 1clent eourtyanl with $43,500 536-7725 ta t rla.Jii btf(J ceramic tlle work $43 500 locaUOtl. 3 BR/2BA ,,,/2 Jge authentic Sp• n i ah . momen m& e e re New 2 BR To1mboUM, 2 BA.! The tiesl b"""' in • bta~utui BR 2 be. din. nn, t.an1. rm. PRICE
BR/lBA unit. Open !louse B~trrlFUL VIEW .2 BR & tountaln, many cltnll·trees, MEREDITII Gardena 4 Br, the tire In your martinj pit Own land. SpaclOus, private Lagun 1 FUJ turth~er Wte new Many extras. REDUCED
Sat/SUn, 1·5 pn>. ·I 4 0 Den on gulf wurse.Call 4 Br 3 & .Wn rm tdl'mal 2'1' Ba. den. N'car btacb. By 1;111v~~tlon a1 rea) AY thia patio. Nr. rec. taoil. BY tnton!t-ton· or It 8 p JI , t $ 8 9 , $0 O 4 9 7 - 2 3 4 7 107 VIA EBOLt
Begonia. Bkr. 613-6142. P .S. REALTY 644-8616 dlnlr\tr rm' 2 fr:pl~ Over O~'fler. $63,500. 963-6029 Uke lSeiw 1~1 pi,Ymtnt1 OWNER. $42,00). 552-1131. 8howlng caU • Owner/agent • 4,000 Sq. ft. or elegahCi!
DUPLEX a t 6U Cernallon, WAN1"1.."0; il()l11C fir adult .29oo w. ri: $72,000. 9636 L& I OWNER 3 BR., 2 Ba, BeRUI. • ren • ter ID't)'. BY av.,ia • BR. 2 bl, trple, * -494-0301 • I OCEAN FRONT Fu RN ' 43 ~~~~r~~~hon di~U~ :;
So. ot hiabn,y, pri c~ condo. CM. J\:ll :il'ea. ca.sh. titol'a Ch'Clt. 968-1896. yd.Blkt!toBch.ANume6 .. ~ ~~ crpt1, ~ 1m\lcpd, oov. SOu~ Pacllk!. corp. Own-urown SBR2ba apt $145,000
$99,500, -· trr""631 N<• aJl<'nl" 6lQ.03.1! Oll'NER; Spanltoh style, V.A. $36,000. 968'l51B · _ llfAll'{ .potlt>, €ifl'l Ha-Hunt, 139;500. SJiECTkUUR c!W 'Xlnt view, oeeurity, POOL; b ()
SPYGLASS tllll. ftOl\t -rw· R-2 U)T -nea1 3 BR/J ba l1urnac., 4 SR. 2 BR. Excel. $2300. ASSUMES 7S~ LDAN. 17214 CO ;vy 55l--G2151 Eves aft $pm. drl..ve toUtllne fltW, .Chim Swa.rtz Realty ~5. OUJQJ:t lawaon JR.
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JUlt Of! Newport 61\'d. • lhuHlu~1011 lk'cH·h Close lo ~ A.£ _ yan.I, Feni..'fd for kid.a.
llOO Cood M<'t'l'SS to Newport • 'L1lht·1r ,\· Ne.,.,·tand . E;ach 11> •~1ttll\IWwic1 I CUSTO~t 2 Br, $190. Lrc 2 Bdrn11i., family rm., 2
btilhl: benutlrul hand laid
quarry tilt! In kitchen &
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Best buy ln Newport Bee.ch.
Llke new Uuft bedroom to~·nhouse, le.ri:e private
ahp, &-e lAnd -an1y $79.500.
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---------Fv.~·. t'enlt3.I r.tcsa location. P· II od c I ()\ fl ! "'ON"r I I 2 8R 2 BA 1972 IMPERJAL. 2 br, 2 l)li1 (k\11(•rs w1it tirui 3 bcd1roo1,11s . u~'); ,'.~c-hlin~·!Kl;~~-1..11~::~ 1 1c·~ =~11 I s1i:i. Tea~. Pet'ok. '
root newly paililed &: ~ated, -d1nillg roon\ -:lmily u1Ul!oo Olf1'1'\'<.I fur $69.00'.). 'I. I DWlJ, H. om1flnd1r1 * 641-9900 nl.cel)""l1uxil!C°'Pt'd, 2 ~lora~e room -otchld roon1 -1' (';ill 61f'....o5.'iS.
1hedl, wash I dryr I port 'ln'pl6<:<'s • indoor BCQ • 36' -lllfWl'Olt & "''· C.M. ••2·tJIJ l Sl!'VGLES &: Srudenl!~ 3 hr,
dshw111\r. $14 ,200. Adult Pk. pfltio clrrle-(1 In \!/t"Oui,:ht HUii SEE t\O\\'· S2·IO. f'"ncd for kid!!i/!X'l.?l .
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Mesa Verct. 1063
Con1e See; sat or &an l!l'!;I ·2nd patifl-11lu11 goi·gcou' e B.\O~ SlliO $110 ' util pf!. ,CUSTQ,\~ 2 ~r. S200. Lrg
Brookbunl, Sp 20, llunl, mort>! J3ol h 01J1er units an•1 e 1 Hrt $12.) snil eontp!t·~. y1u·t1. 1'nrd. f\lds .~pets.
Bch. 1 2 BR -patios -cncl~J e l'()(JL I !Jr 51±, E. (';\I·. 1'1:1\',\CY~ 2. Hr, $2'.G. Sngls,
AITRAC"rJVE 20X41, <'fll'I garag{' ... All ltliJI fo1· uoly ! • LOVt:LY I t-r dup/\'. ~Hl:1. lt'lll'ed ror kld!l 1 fX'l:;.
10-, d1111·n • Ju.~1 retlut·t·d • J!Ltl~E 1 Bl{ h11111,., ~:!OU Homtflnd1,r1 * 642-9900
panel & glassene room. 2 NO\V onl,Y s72.ti00. (.; 1111 --) SF.VEIV\L SEP.\R,\1'E ~1r.S,\ VEHDE·3 BR, 2 BA,
F SH A R LAKE R T, fish, du ; ~R~11 2pe~·~k.trf~V. Pl:a~ 752·1 700. , 1 lndUstr.ial Pr pty. 21001 e 2 br $1~ gar. Hf!,\: c:-.r. lrtnl rm, [rplc, ~t'g, ilfllK,
Mission Viejo 1067
3 BR, 2 BA, Air cooc1i1·Kined
t'lU'lpet & d1i1pes $40,!JOO,:
Decorator'• Dream swimming, secluded , cul-<l&-sac. 3 BDRM, 2 su.300. OwJii·r-. 53t-S43.l IN\fESIMENI DIYISIOI I 1 •~hr St ?J /11(.'(.!, ~ar C..\J. lll'tiut. yard. o i fl h v.· hr .
Sc>nsnllonal executive .. 4 BATH . Motivated sellers have reduced to CANNERY Viii \Vtr t:r"Onl f , , ~ 31 ,000 SQ. FT. • • Br u111 pd $185, gar. It er r ". F' 11 c <I yr d.
bdrm, 3 beth home wllh $105,000. Pk. Dbl-\Vlde. 2 Br, likf' nu: I I FIBERGLASS BLOG I • ~ B1·. CQr. l~l, s200, !'"'."· sprinkl('red, Avail June zi. 2 family room & fireplace. 12» Heathtr Lane (Off Irvine & 1lrd St.) Ra b t S 13 500 I • 'l Bi Vu. Cd~!. $250 nio. l'tultlrl'n, l sml. pet olc. $350.
Cotnpletely moden1 kitchen. 0 N FR S SUN ROM 10 • M ~29.uy a , · 1 FOi: S.\l.E CIR J.S~: '1'1-:IC,\ IS '1'?0 }.f,~N\' ·ro L,Isr ·,. . 1.~(·. ~L')...1675_"-. -~~-~1 \\'et bar, tinted windolV!I. PE I., AT., • F "' • e 3 Ht SJZ>, fncd. );ar. C1•1. , .
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Ntwport, Bay Toweri ~ 401 Sixty Second :~~N~WPORT SHORES <."OUnly road "'Ir i \' t' r \'nu ;ire the i\inn1·1· ''' 9!)7-21!)(1 i·111.·.; .\: Jn/;u1d Orangl' Co. Dana Point 3226
l &: 2 BEDROO'r.t if C frontage, S.l50 per '11" I TWO FREE TICKETS I LotS for s~le 2200 \',., lla\'t' :'>Jany 10 c.ii..-ios..' .:..:c.;;::.;_;;.c..;_ __ .....;= L'ON00~1rNIUM HC')i\!l·:s (\Vest of Superior, North of Pac ic oasl ov.'ller, &i.'l-8080 10 ihc· fron1 . :i AH, 21, BA. frplc, laundry,
B.'lyfmnt llomca 11igbwey) Commerci1I Prpty 1600 ! Southern Californi a 11 '-1 lll'!\:1'1N(.;To., J>l~.\r11 LANDLORDS! Boa.1 Slips GOO Nt'\\'fl!lrt Ct'•ter Drive 6 bedrooms & family room or 5 bedrooms, . IOU 1 1 ~ . 1 1 FEE rREr~ Call us T00:1v
F\tll Security liighrlse * 00. LORES * fami ly room & office. Private master bed-MOBILE HOME SHOW •ti11.1 .... q. t.. nt, . pnnl!• u" ALA Rentals 641-8383
Stet\ & concrete ronstrucllon 4 b '" d t irs Fi "--""_,.~ NEWPORT BEACH ! ~\[1y li\th thru r.tuv :!7H1 1 ,\· \\111 u1'r. I-ull) 1n11•niv1•1~, PtivaleBalc:>nies l11•r('''i a snazzy J.)olol"\'s room an a u1 owns a . ve ~vums, ' 'I ih• • Ii.ii :tll",l, l'l'old) tu J.:CI, s.. LIVE HERE'
' garauc sn111.:es for l.lf)(lf'I. fir,.;t l'la.<\s t.'Ortd. 3 bath and family room upstairs. SuPt>rb Coast. H I g h w a) ANAHE iM SlTAOIUM Jl<'I' SfJ. fl. ()\\ 111'1' ,,,;lj-l11::1 !II' •
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copper plumbing ... Built by Ayres. Bright Out of State Prpty. 2600 1 i.1. llart~\J' \'ii·11 -;EXCLUSIVE~-1 673-6642 675-6459 cheery, ready to move into and enjoy. * * * * * l l•t. Lulu, Ba~frtnit
hut 11riCl'<I rii:::hc 0 111• or l HARBOR VIEW GLENDAN REAL TY ........ 541-2211 Realty Con>~ny I _A_P_A-IR-OF-FOURS t! .\t.'l:l·.S r>.u \\'l's t Call 6TJ-i'U1
l"•·11por1 Hl•nc·J1 's f i 11 l'~1 1 MONACO ,.... ,\1)"111,,.;,,,, /1.'l! I 111!.1!1!1•, 1u •11r I -N-e-wport n--h 1069N_e .. w_.po_r_ta-e-ch--1096 642·1235 644-6200 1\\1•1n't do n111ch 111 a ))Ok•·r l.11 .. ., slrl'<Hns .I: r1\'e1"1 :in'tL>i, \\' n:-re yo11 011.·11 thf' l 11'9-U1I' • "'
land. XJnt 1'011!1. Conirr l11f. :; Br ur 2 +den, 2 baths. ·---___ g111HC' hut lni:-> pair Hf rOl'I: ~~l.~1! ~1r.-:~-.:.·,7.
t ' t d · & r ·1 I c k' .. _ ~~ -C-1 Lot $17,500 , l'LL:'\t-:s 1·:1n 1!<1 .1 1.11 f,,,. orn1a 1n1ng nn. Rnll y oun1ry 1teu.-n, e.'(tcnslve \1 ~111. 111,111, f.,r :i ,,.1.l111. Real Estate Exchge 2800 :
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El Toro 3232
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l't·nfll'h!. $270. 4~l6-:~l8
Fount•in Valley 3234
CO'.\'IJO 3BR, l ·~ b:i, bonus
1'111 U\'('I' dbl gar, f'rpts,
llql!t, bl tins. pool & lrnnis,
avail 'OJI~. 128.>. s:.l0-..1!.t!S
Huntington Beach 3240
\\'1\LK TO fll'ft(·h: 3 BR. $250
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Homefinders * 642·9900
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all uiuts furnishl'd. 4827 CORTLAND DR. -L VH W RO T CONDO* JL\VE $.)0,(XXJ CASH fQI', ,\,.,u· LH:·~1··1 llrJI !"p1111i.:i-1 1,.11 •. ~ iiel•k. l'o11du. Vacnnt. S ng:l s. John Klose, Realtor o ., UI 2 1 * Ul\JiJRY ATE RF N d · ' HOT •"1t11plt•it'I,\' In r 111s11 1·<! H 1. d 642 9900 h:ids/pc1~. I ""an \'1l'w; ... t, n1, o "' n pay 111 en t a u -r"Hii1,:l'" ~lo·pp~ .~ Pi•ic·e om~ .. •n. ers *. · f1F:T p ! 1 BR S200 1;4;~;s:n 61;..-R.-1~ !{{·~. l.1111. nn.; hui;•· kitch co1n1nercinJ 11·/spcnf!a!fk•.; 1st come, 1st served .")l.'i.l ~Jll.
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1111Y· PnYal•' beach. Located in ea1y lo get to Corona del Mar. Condomo'no'ums J :l bdrn1 nnd I l.rdn11. 1· •. i,·.·1.·•·.·1··1· " , . . GEM I b ' ' ' ff},,\ I. r \' •l-'rofes~1onaJ S.'l'Vit•c • Furn. Lrg Yrt"L lJli! pd, <1l11.·k ....alt( ha .. )s. :i-BH, 1!1u. Beauti ul 2 BR, 2 BA LUX URY. ltalien mer le for sale 1700 ,, on Int -'l 1x!n11. 'l )at 1 .. nd 1:1~ 1.:i.: *LANDLORDS*
k t I 1 hr! S~3 S<J(J Homefindtrs * 642·9900 L1 ~u11, <'U.,! .. ni l'fl!' " Van-J~'O-F Tu.~lill 1\\•e .. N.B. entry. Van Luit wallpapers. Kitchen has every. I l'lll " Homefind~rs * 642·9900 ------
l.1111 papi.'l'S, liugf• ih•vk 1!1,:,\1.TO!tS (i.l'l---162.'\ +hiM g incldg. olo<lrono'< ''""'· B•thrms testo. BY 01vner Tustin, Luxuriou<\ S79.51)1-l lxl1·n1 unils ... \!! 111 <JOO,OOO EQUITY :~ BR, 2 ha, 1 .~tory triplex I
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r'rin. onl). 61~0S a f!r•r OPEN HOU E u y appoinfe w /ltalian mar e, mirrors & e<lnd, bltins, dshii·s r 1PLL'S-I pll'>... llunltl1ghJU 111 ,1.., 111111 l'lllllllll'r1·1al e 1:1•ul;d S..•r..•1l't'!e .\· ·lpaint. FcncNl yd, patio.
5;30 pni. S.\T. & Sli,..,. J.:i l'~f crysta l light fi:.;t ures. Din Rm. h<!i s mirrors & !'ccurity gnt<', pool, clhh!iC''. / Bcach-::i"suni<ihle 'i' ;. loan _ huildn1!.;. II ti! 1rar!1• f•ir I.it(' Balboa Island 3206 t•nc·tsd gar, \\' & T •'-'
, i;;o Via Lirlo Sour1 Stra ss cry,tel chel'ldelier. Beaut. beam ceilingi g-nr, $10,500. 10'",ii do11n,I S73,:;n>. (·;111 fur npp1. RQd ;11•t h·J :11 l~ dlt'"''1 ·'Purr i.;-arci<'nl'r inf'ld. $2;0. Avail
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hL\ltry ll\'ll1J.!" at ii'~ ;" liv. rm. lrq. view be lcony. Pool, 1·ecui:zi, &15-TI92 ('11rµl't. l{c;1ltnrs ln\'t'~lnirnr J'illt1;.: in:i · * l~.\LBQ,\ lSL..\l\'D * No•.~·~="7'_H_l_2..~ ----hP~1. 4 B!Ht:\l, ·1 buths. With "''''."' & ,,,,,,·1y. Owno' w o'll fo'n•n•e. l.liv1s1on. !J;!}-;t~~·10. 0 1x·n l'.\LL !l!l.'\.-l!-11 -.c -I He1l1'0l"ln1-;, :? &11h ' 111a1<I<; nrrs. :1.""· ((t tt '"\ ... :'>IONTICELLO O'lndo r:xotic * Crest Reolty Ct1011nrng unfw·n. 2 bdrn1. eH.\'.\'l> N!!I\' I BR. 3 Bath,_ • .. l 1 1 ., .;•o -d 11t1:'krnds . l /I I ~·· 01 nt""il 1" i.:r1·•·n 11' I. t••;1ut. l.11lo ls.I('. !H'l-141:-< 1l('t"Or, shns:t an p&pel' _ lt•n11• I\' 1-p c.. i:aragc & f'rt:oslige To1111housc-V.'/
HARBOR VIEW l'A'ITI \\'.\Lh'.~:r: P.1'alty $129,500 Owner/Agt., 675-3535 Garage opener. Lovely --4 8UNITS-· ~l\\'PUlfr J;<'af·Ji rondo "r p:otiu. \'cw·lv $375 :\lo. f<inl rni; vie~', comm.
HOMES I·: .. \ "l;-CP.f-:~T ei';g~nl J.fm sq . Newport Be•ch 1069 , Newport Htight1 t07o ~·,1,•.io"'.·' ~~'J 1~1j~l~ ~~~252 ~int:h• rC'sil'll'nr!' \i·anretl. \\'ni. \\'inton H.F:. ti7!">--=l1.11 I 1,.-.il. '"'Hf'arhwalk, Hunling·
REALTY 83J..0780 1 It. Ivan \V!'lls ex ec . -, u .... .,.... ASSUME Sl/2°/o 11111 ('\f•h;tngc SIR.I')()() solnl Corona del Miir 3222 tnn Sl'1tl'liff.:' S500fli10.
1 .. ---------· 1 &•a11T1ful J()\.\' n1a1nt g::irdrn B1"g Canyon COA:-OT 1111.•y .. fr 0 ",.ta J.! (' Pl!! \[f: !.0('.\T!('.\ :1 '" ·' '-:lnd T.IJ. ilS drl\\'11 fl<lrn1cnt. l.t'<lS('. 552·970J. -NEWPOR.T--SH6RES-<\c!tu1i;. New f'arjJ<'l, large l $80.000. Trau(' & inaneC' ;~ (;;inl~·n u;n!~. ,1,.11 111 .. l';dl 6lli-;:,:~i :\lon·Tuf'S·ll'1·d * ONE BLOCK*
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t\E,\R BEAOr, Cool, quiet, 1 /1\·111.1:: l'nl. l;1Jnity m i, Ghu111. lteall,v Sc r vi cc' ·, , l'nist fl•••tl ~·.i 'h -· -----To hi<> be:ich· Spol'IC"Ss, furn. 1. brand ne1v . 3 B_r
.1 n,;~·~~~ ~i •h·n f<lrrn.11 riinin~ rn1. 3 Bit OPEN HOUSE I S.6-12S9 I ;,,~11;"tt. ,\II ·• h•' iriMH'l'. •. Real Estate Wntd. 2900 or u~fur. l·BR. i\\'ail. noiv. I 1011,·nhou.~e. Priv. pat 1 o,
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111<·lu<lln:: !argf' 1na s I er SUNDAY 1-.6 '1~ NEW USTINGI A.5SU.:\1£ :i'i'• 1:1{,\. Douli!l' i 11:.th~. a\111n~1 \ll:O "'I· 1~ n··· 1:J.. . ..;1•1i:'\~\B!,i:: pa11:v 1\·anT• S!i.:, Incl. u1i! halcony, shag crpts, blt·I~.
S4li,:i011 ~uitl', :l '~ Ba. 16 tt x 1"> fl . . •. garage, 2 hdrn1, 3 b:ilh. Xlnl 111111. 1·:,1rns ~7;::: ;1"1 u<.:l'ii r .. l1t1\ hl.•1111' fol' Juw do1vn • * (Jft * • pool & l'ec rm. Sal:>. n10 on CAYWOOD REAL TY lu·n1Nt pool. 011·ner 64&-1:'"136 24 PINEHURST LANE Sparious .. 1 berlro.:im honie 111 loc:ition. S:lti j()(), 5-l:'i-'.1S:i7 I Askin1.: ,uil.i :;~,--.. 11·~1_ .. iii, µayn1;'n_1. ffi:~i.ii79 ;'\e11 3 BH., :! bath ho1111.'. has , lcasl'. 5.16.-0087 I ,.. , . ThL.; MAGNIFIC'EN T a ),'l'e'nt locar1on near ' _ -r· , \ I J I I * 548-1290 * ,'\;Jo.\\ f>()H:,'J'.OF I~O home in H.t'<l \1'1")()11 lkm1c creatcfl bv I schonls anri park· PriCed lo OPEN Sun. U to J, S2l,500 : l.'1'1\.~S. i.'11111·1 ;11•1 ·•! .~ ,i,., CJ\. l'\'f'l)'l 11ng. 'va1. Ulll' s. BEAQ-l an'.!a·J BR, 2 BA, .\R~: )1111 a n;Llul'P lo\L't·~ r ~·11~~:.~~ ~e~~ i;.or~a~~~~!: the an.:hit1.'Ct-0wnei.· i.!i OIK' iif s.'ll a~ $j7,700 .. Open to?ay 1 BH: pool, lrplr , 011·ner. r ~~~k~;1~: di.in I ,i .~ l' i 'I I Rtt1t.a. 11 ~1 [ l~:~ .. ~:::::.'"neally '"-'"" ~','." ,;;;'~;,: ·~~~~g~",!::
Thrn ) "t1'll l1k~· rlu;: 1!11rlJt11· n:i. !an1ily ~nl. f!in ·~111~ r~·ue bea.uty. Iland·ITaflt"(I I ~~ i~7~arlfll'rs Drive. I09S Mtlchell, TUSTIN TM . I S!T.r-Nl('E 1 Br. bl!rt;, p1·1\•.·1 hikl.' trail. Ref's req'd. Avail
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1('11 J~1r10flll<f .:1 Bil .. '1', IK1nus I'll\. La 11 d s ('ap t' d l lnish. lhroughour. &: l"fl.n!ful Duplexes/Units rINVJ:S il-~1:~1-l p;llio, ix·eanside of h11·y. I 6/12. $350/MO. 962-falJ. lo11~. 1111h ~rl'ar Ran1r l'O'l!l l. 1 1;11111 , l1o:e ll'e lot. Uy o"·ner seli"-1l.on of appnmfT!l(.-t\ts .i:: for sale 1800 ' 'II • • ·, 'Gen~:~1505 Furno' shed I $U~1-'l RR, brick frplc, bltns, o"·nl'r. \11•11· flf naran• r1,1rk .~ f,-11---942:, n1atl'r1a\s u~ \\'tth the ____ _.. 1 hlk be I
F:L~liinn r ~h·. t't·~· land 01111. -. Kl'l:.'l!C"SI a!tc1111on to C\'Cty COSTA MESA .. ,1 ac 1· ·!Bit, 2 ba, frplc, ranch style
t'rf;ll·l!\i.• Vl-.H Y s:ECl,\L, l~s of detni~. giv~'V on<' the 3102 S2i:;. BH, frpfe, g<'l.r, pa1 io .. kit, xlnt rrpts & drps,
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:O-:p;1c., nr1\' 2 JlR ~ t,r::..1 u1 kill'hen .t:_ tile floors. homt>,onapark,_creat~it!I Cut~ and prival~·. Go00 1 t11·t"1nfr•1nt B;11·h •ipts.'67::-4030 or .\9+-32..iil nio."'lonlhtomonlhorJse.
('or. lol pl"l\'ll<'y. $9'1.i;;oo. SG6.0CO. &'6-lll'> o\.\·n rural atm"f..-.... in I~: in·~n1e in a close-ill area.' \\'ITI-1 STUDIO .o\PTS.. I NP111ior1 A k f Dal 963 '7'"
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&w..&IJ 546_49J.I <'OtKI .. A nuL'it S<'t' at Hl.39 House \vi ii l>f' held from 1-6 • . 2 ~ills· 'til & \V k ndlS hrcpl/l.l'f'S., s.h;ii.; l'arpcls, ~l'!">-UTIL PD 1 B f 1 1 Yrly !ease. 318 l>lon1Jng
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etc. prestige area. Nr. . l'o" a .. ,,_ Pl·-OPEN p' s ... 19th rec. room, ' u . t>e e .. -I -n>1•l·lr .,.~ ..... s c•r-•• ,,., .• ,,·. ·k • . r .. ::.. rp c. I Can.von Rel . Call for appl., Bo-kh .. -1. ~,·1•-n 0".
>:· i 'S '"1 I " 5 PML' .1· . un. ·~RY · laundry; lge. Ii\'. n n. & NEW DuPLEX BY O\VNER 'l ,-:· h " .. ,, .. · · I " utx: · \ f~\\. g.H. ~ .. na. ' t2131 432-fi647 ....., ~.. "'~~"""" "' POP UL..\ It llar\Jor \ u ~ .. 1 . un o . Du\.'Ct lOllS Big can y 0 n k' ~ /all bl . ,1 , tie 1tc en co u 11 t• rs , S'.l."iO·UTJl. PIJ 0cl'llnfmnt 11 · I s::io. mo. f213) 'Ui1"'...,,.,,,, 1rnn1 es, Pall'nno, 4BR. 11\!l SPAN!SJ[ R••d to · al g•. Ceo-e tt..--.i. w t-1ns. "any L"'e 2 BR, 2 ha~ .. N(•ar I nvirl<'rn hoilh •· u rt n1 a 11" e I CL" -" ..... ._. .,. tn OX1 " I . ' .. ,. ' . BR, gar, priv. pat Io , ' _ S N L Houi;e-3BR. dC'll, C'ORNER Jot, 3 BR. 2 00, lmr, 2 frpll's, lo\·rly l<l.1· r:sT,\TE tum tov.'8rd !he OCf'Rn i'. exU'aS. • · \Vl'stciilf Center, S61.((~I • Qual_ity fuu~h 1 n c I u rl <> ~ j Ni•ii·poi·r. , J, 2ba. bltns, "'Id. flpl., : crpts, drps.
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n1.1int ynrrl. slrl!' bof!! Rt•sto rl'. SAVE block to Pi h & CALL '-" ,.,·1414 $17,000 Dn . to a $\J.000 rt'd1\oorl ft:n<'!', C"nclosed NU-VIEW RENTALS 11·/gar. "'alk to r-hopg. &, range&O'llen S260 mo.Ask
storag<', 6-1·~1741. j T JI 0 US ANDS , Prime left lo No. z.i. \) 9 \;#' J construe!. loan. at 8~ P<'f i:;nr:.1~t'S, l ands ca p 1 n 1,:-. ~· lx,·h. Appt. 673-2831, 506
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JU1; C'A'.'\YO'.\' \(', Dc"u·I Newport Jfeights location. DONAL.:· .'-j '~........ lknts $530. per mo. 1No OPEN' HOU~'£ 9-:i P.\t.!61,~W~10 or ·1~32.J~ Larkspur$375mo or ae, '
\'illt· n1od. ·I Hr .. ~p1."cl. \'i•·11 $19,500. Agent 6.\.'l-0303 B' d' RIAL'TY ~E. Agts, plellliel 642-1~\ fu.\T/S~ .. 32'1-!0th S1rl'l'l. I $~1:1 1 BH hs<' ulil pd, Ci\!. I il\RBO!t VIE\V H 1 LL S I •·IBR hon1:e, 1 ~ ba .. drape!!,_ ~1 :1:t."Al. :~'i.!.10.J .... 11. rl. J'll 1 HARBOR VIEW Ir N1arMt•por1 Pe1t Offltt Octanfront Dupltx $117.500. r7l-l1536-41!'Jll BB. r.1nt!1lf'. .~105hno. llB j Lovclv 4 BR .. Fani-rn,:I c1111s, patio •. lencedyrd, wlk f1h'l'J·~1 ti/' 11·1 !9 ·1 OO Del S . b 1 h1111sl' $15(} u1LI pd. Lag"una niany'" extras, $59S. rno. 644. I~ ~t.t.J>'ranl'~S School, Lease -' ~-•.· •• 1. j l l'i.t fee lol ae~ fro111 SSOCI TES REALTORS * P L HOME* uxe, PACJOUS, yo..,,·ner DANA POINT Be~-.~·h <lVl'rlooks ocean:) 'll(
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l'fl\. llk1· lll'I\', 51!3500, 11 ti-~<IO . 1780'2 JJV\ne Blvd. Tustin I nc"' ~pts, paint, drps. S49,950 4 plex $4.000 d~. 17372 1 Fabulous Ocr:in Vif'11.~ I IJi!:l..J.M:::O * USED BRlll(S * j crpts. 1 s, t"rlC . _.. ....
614-5899 l·;XCLUSIVE Blg Cunyon ::. BEACH HOME I ~antasllc 40X20 Iftd & Queens HH $8IJJ tn(."On1c ' s Nl'~~1.~~u,~fu~7'.r~~lc.\l's i Costa Mesa 3124 87r..4564 I ~:s.w;~~t:itrtio, No
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$159,0IXI. 644-Sl:l'l nr &12·4!fl(J l 2 Br 2 ba waterfront condos pn\'n~y. Also Includes a Catal!na vi~w. $77,500. 316 $145,000 j Dana Harbor lnoon1C' }lomf's I ' 3156 MESA VERDE 14 BR Condo, crpls! drps,
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pool, clubhouse, pabo. $250 Don't givr 1111 the ship~ sccunty-poo ·Jacum·mar1na house for rent.a.I inaime. All i eorgl!OUS 6 ..... uen. setting 1 L ~ ~JVl1\/ . 'l B . BA. 3 br, 2 ba, top loc•tion per nio. ~g..140,;,
"Ust" it in cJa5.-;ified, Ship I S..~.500 to SJ!A},000 this roe only Sl.35 0ll. I Oceanside 1074 and 10 sharp units. Bf.sl VA 4 Pl£X I J\vn~,~~1 "11;1;~· f~.:r~;· I Water & Gardentr P-aid VACANT. fenced 3 Br, $210.
lo Shore RP!lults! 642-5678. .John Shellf{'r • Agt 6T.:N.Sl.5 NEWPORT iEACH Be h CONDOS 2 looking place on the block. ' ----, -$425 Lease. 545-0228 2 BR $16a. &:: ; Br'!! CM --------~ e:·••yy 4.'fw._ 1642 ac: : New, hr., Two live unit b1,1ildings fh~h assumable 7' ;-lonn., Newport Beach 3169 -Sl50. Agt. FeE>. 979-8430. R 11\1. ...-~ ? ba., carpet, drapes, built· Jnrome $1443 per month ~ h d b 1 1-3 BR + 1rg fam rm, new I ~c=::...::..:c,:,=..::.:=..:="-~I C.. OQ ~ 4'\ '1r. '-f)-Q ~Q.e SCH DUPLEX/OWNER ins. Prom SJt.500. AAlert Garages. Ov»ncr ls anxiour-Slj() niont .s Pen 11 , e rrp!!i drps freshly painted 3 BORA.I, 2 BA, near beach, o~. J:'l-"'U £¥). -~ pq• ;:J Vaca~ -~tove now & rol\ect Realty, 714/7Zl-139l Prtnll! location. Call now 0!:nl'rS \\'!11 carry 2nd I * BAYSHORES * I in i out.' lrg fnl'd yn:l. I lge yllJ"d, Jike new. $300. That Intriguing Word Gamet w;fh a Chucl/e t 1 P rtlall Sin Clemente 1076 752-1700 j '"1•200 for 4·2 bdrrn ul1irs. SUMMER RENTALS Fan1il\',_ no pers. S265. ;53&-0066~~7'=-o,---,-----, ~~~if'; &!~n~· l~S 8
upriei_ / INVES.. -~1!~1 1 f~~s~r~~~ o\~ JRvc:' ;1a~'. ;2 ... '.!: & i\ bclrn1s ., /urn., fronl :i-17..£791. j 3 BR, 2 BA. Fncrl yard, r
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•r CIAY I. roUAH beamed ceilings, Knntty OPEN HOUS.E 1-4 Sat. & ! ' ~ ( '. ~ 1 979-2.150. $1;i0 n nl0111h. SHARP. 4 BR, 2 BA. ~lesa I !~le, nr .• schl. $2EQ/mo. O Ream:rl!Q9 th. 6 KTambl.d Pine paneling thru out. 1 Sun. 121 Lucia. ~an view --------.1 * • • • • • 1 r!el 1\lar honir. Close to/ :>.16-Jm or 536-7282. J,,,.:;:·t,.~'°;~~ i::~: o~ F'tc11h paint, olf-fltreet prkg, I 21 Br &. ~en, Builders pricle :\ . WALK ~~ BEAC~, I OCEAN VIE~ l'l'rtything .. AvHil no"·· $l.}O. 2BR to1vnhonw, new, bltin11,
'eCJth ;,. ·~ Im" af aqvores. 1 ~ Blk lo ocean. $74,900. l ,!I lots, SUflt'r con~· . --==z::= =-=-~ l'E\\' cluplf'xl':-. JBR e~ch. 2 Br.. u11f11rr1., 111cludl'S , !)('r n1onth incl~ gardener. upgraded shag crpt. Mlle to Dri\"e by l22 39th St, N.B. Pl"Operty clear &. owner will • ___ AJ~ deluxe features. ,Just I i;ardcuf•r. Avnil. .July 1.,, Call t..1rry 546-5880
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i,......;....:...;-;;:...::,..=..,...-1 OCEANFRONT HANSCOM REAL TY 1 12 Units, pool, restaurant & :1?16-81!21. ) ••c•• THOMAS CUSTOM bll 1 Br, F.A ~eat, :H;;";";;";H;;•r;bo;;u;;r;.;;;;;;3;2;42;! ' j j' j j j 9274 Ow.pman, G.G. bnr. Hwy. 18, nr Lucen1l' u:rr 7.QNl:;lJ fi>r 19 :ipl. uniti-crpt, drps, bltns, patKl, l ).
DUPLEX Days 539-7775 eve 646-1288 VaJ!ey. Leiue lermlnat('(j ' conipll'tc iv/ illl bldg. !)Ian<:, 1 REALTOR car gar. Compl lncd, lots of 1 ELEGANT 3 BR, lam rm, I VERY FLEXIBLE San Juan Cpttrn. 1078 Needs paint &: cleanup i:pces, bldg. po:rntits, ~ily 22-l \V. C.St. lhvy. ~g...S.'i27 cabinets. $'200. AduHs, no I fonnrtl dlning room home. I H E C C I 0 • FINANCING Good for Rest llome or npprovnls. nendy lo bulld. Nt·ivport lkach E\·f>.51!)...56.43, Pt'ts. &46-2r>U, 548-7720. N~· 1·rp1s .. xlnl Jand1caping. ~ j j j j j All "'OOd, gl.asl & rock. 1 PRIVATE C'OMMUNITY RehabilitaUon, etc. Sl20,000 Subordinaterl Isl TD on 3 BR, 2Hi ba CO~IDO, Pool, V1 nt $525. mo. Yn. J.se .
. ~ Yt"nr new. Huge & Ct:acious. HOME: 2 BR, 2 BA, Xlnt tenns ·OI" exchange lnntl. Attractive t e 1· m s. TIIE CHANNEL Rf~EF Vie1v. no pets. Avail by 7 I, HUNTlN:'iIONHAR80.JR
$194.000. 494-0615, A.tent. · flrtplace, beauti f ully IRWIN&. IRWLN. Realtors. Package pr1<'c S-12.000. Cull 2 Br 2 Ba \\'utl·rfmnt <:ondo j '.?carenclosetrGarage,S2fi,j. I-· B E G T I L I UR.GENT ta.lei 1t educed landscaped area -lenni!I, &14--Glll , 9';9.~5. pooJ.jni·uzn·~f.'\'·iu·ily·mnrllil\
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1-...;j;,.'..:,.j.:..,j;...:Tj.:..,j,..-i $6,oo:> aoU. pool, &hopping 4 PLEX / BCH. DUPLEX/OWNER &. boar Surnnit•r $1600.~10. COLLEGE PARK ~ 17214 COAST HWY. !==========~ Duplex near ocean .l bay walking di~ance. $39,SOO. \ Vacant _ hlov+' nG\v & t'Olleel ~ter: Sift{) rno. 675-l'l.'J.5. 3 BR .. 2 BA, "'ater. icartlt.'IK'r 1 114. 846-1384 & 213: ~lMa
let! at: llU~ W. &1~ f93..6m. H' h auumable 77' loan. summer renls! P.<1tt11lly NEWPORT BEACH I paid. $.1/a. ~H.:"",...o'.'2ll. I I I k ho · 't MICHAEL "· ' SI'ROLL old San Juan s;'so month s p end a I.I I e .• furn. 3 ~':"TI· 1':: up~r. BC'aut . Linda ls.Ir & Lido l.~le e ~IESA VERDE .JBR, 2BA. Irvine 3244
[K. ut J !T El~ I . naw a t;flY w 1sn 3 BR, 2% 'bft, Ir. Family 2-34, BR'S. all prlt.'ed to sell· Owncrl will carry 2nd. beamed ce1hngs, knocty~p1ne I v.•all'rlron! homes; l!'fl!leS. I Clean D,nd ;ivailable f)'J\.\', I ~;_:;::.:.::_ ____ .....;:.:.~
impressed with karate ex.. Room. Now <:rot• 6 paint tmdeT $40.00l $73,3l> for 4-! bdrm unllll, pa~ing thru out l-re!1h 1au1 Grundy Rllr. bf5.6161 AGT. 's.m-7327 TURTLEROC'K .. last 4 Pian
perfs who break boards fflru..out, '3.16 ())tnmodcft, Centul'y 21/Mlnion Country only 4 ~ars oJd. Red Cnrpcl pa1nt, off-st-N'Ct prkf?. 1" -· avail 18T41 Pa!leO Cortez, for
\I and bricks with their J}ayCrplj,. $63,500. ~ .-...cm or 493--0290.. lnv~tment Div 111 0 n . Blk to ocean. $7-l ,900. Drive ~N bay. tov.•nhouse: 3 B~.. EASTS I DE appL 644-4683, m-4029,
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., £ T s l c I ~or (tt~l 328--nl.1. Jot. ~"tt&tl..too nwueiws 19 patiol laW1dry 1arage1 S,C, Plaza. ~7.;,Q(). llkr, watrr \\' docil:. N'ltely t:irn. S210 .. A.gt. Ftt 979--&L10. 640-4114, !62-7lm. 1.-.;8;....;:~~..;,..~-i 0 Complelt tn. t~11tkl. qv~ ~· 1.l ftoltt In bl.ck )!'I'd ~:u~ M':u: ~, '1$ ~lltoll. c.iJ 646-4414 '. , ~. Np!. Bdt. SlZi. 6'1:.-T1:J6 4BR, l be, cul-dHac, p11Ho, " nlE Tcrnice" Cardifl I' 1 I I' J J J br l•ltiriy m the' ~1uinl word North Blulls tOndo, Prof. Centtl'y it 38G. S. llliltol. • llY OWNER • 24 _ 'lWO BR UNITS Houset Unfurnl1h~ I trplc, bled ynl. So Cout ~1odd. 'l Br. 2 Ba. $336. mo.
• . . " • -. yov deYe'og,,;,~..:' ~ below. ,decor, 4 9R, S t., 16 $70's, 8.A. ~. ' i:> llhJtil:, $2.'ll,OOO An•heln1. "~!I ! u I l. ' Plaza no pets .. $400, 5'1·1* ~Cal::::!l.::l3:ec·1::-ll!I00::=-'-----·1
t i " 6f4..013'1. )W""U...,,_ A'h &It A~lm lor.1tlon j S285r.t $41.COO .. do1vn. l,.)•,\ r Generil 3202 WG comer 2 SR, dbl pr,· TUR'll.EROCK lovely 3 BR, I 0 r~:~it~Y~.JJ~t(S OT HOWE + <X>Ot POOL Sout~ LtOUI'!• -Yue6 ~78. Evtt. . . SpcndAhle. Broker 96().)248,: WORKING <.UUPLF. NE'ED yiui:t. quiet, ·~· no qi•. 2 BA horM, te:nnll I: J)OOI ti:;;;;:~~;;==;;::~=*=*~=;~:=~ : 811.·2 ba, rain·'!TI· Wilk to LOW&!\ 3 Ard> llo!r, s Bl\ 4 SUJlering 1 ._ crtsla? TliJlEE 4-plexcs, ~ r c a 1 by 6/1~ C<ny ht>me In L.B., baby ok, $250. f¥=:1513. prlvlp ~Mo. ~ l
UNSCIAMllE fOI .~~~ b& q , Uv. 1111 w/tnlk!. Sell oo-.Jon;a-Medfd items location, under m 14 r l. et • C.O.M. or N.B. yrly. $225. 3BR, 2ba, lrg fenced )Td, TURn...EROCK 3 Br, 2 Bl
ANSWia ff•v. )'OU 1'ul to fonna1 atn.. nn. w~ Mtb ~Delly Pilot Oustned 16f,(QJ. ea. 1 wN,\ loa.n tno. max. Y.'\11 palnt""1'1'1d1 new-t!'rpUng A-drlJI, $250. fa.m rm, atrtwn, $400 pe 1 _S=:C~R~AN.:::::.:L::E:..:T:.:S:.:A::n::•::w::e:.:,.:..:l::n..:C:::l•::n::lfl::::•:i.:;lon:::..:IC::OIC::;O:......t.-:M::ll:i.1....:::===-=•=-.::"°:....:" By -a.Ult · Adi NHm. Prhj. Qn!,y, Aa< .. 516-1139. for rent rrtluctkln. ~ 54&-ml _ mo. 833-1964, 64<-3240
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• lrvlno 3244 ~ B1lboa lllltnd · 3806 Coate Mua 3124 Lagun18Ncl\ 3841. .S1nJu1n sao. wlU ..,_ my lov<!y *·. * * * * I~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;; 2 LOCATIONS---Ca lot 3871 home In a.rt• 111 ... '° ~ -P , • -~EW 2 Bil .....a• apt on Off th Spectocular, Now p rano ~ lody, «I>. n ° ll,\V D COULTER
2 oonn .. 2 ba ...... $300/360 fl {7 )Tly , ...... U6\I To-. The Beaten Pa OeHn Vu T ............... L£ASE/-to bey. Ii miokin&. ldtch privl, pallo, -'Parblew • --.
S bctnn., l ~I ha •••••••• SJOO CJ /• -'' •L d OPEN llOVSE. SUA., '-'~ Walk 10 beech. 1~-; 001 rent appUn to purch. price. tret1, n('M·ers, ,,·,.pvt balh ,,_ ....... : =:: ~~ ~·::::.~~ XeCU tVe Ut e ~30 to 5. 1 -213 -: Spadoua Adult Garden ApUI . .+-"'et bar, tile Plltiot. lrplc, ~ /2 BR low n !1!..~' R$90, StO;Tl958o d 4050 lntlae ~ .... _ 2•1: ba •-/'"' Motel-••artm1nt1 Compl FurnlsL-d ! * Lwcuriou.1 •ha.K carpei. custom <rpt.s, d t p I, .., • .,.. dhwsbr /ma / yuuo I oom • •r , ...• .,-II•• \\'ln1,.r of
... UlU~ll., Tll •••• ~ ..... ....... • ft9 NO. BAYFRONT 3 Br, 2 be.. * Bll·lns lncl Obh\11allher appllancts, $4J) ptr mo. Indy lacll. Belt area ... nr Two" FREE TICKETS
CALL 55~7500 CrptJdrpl, trptc., r 1 r, * Lry Pool 1 Gu BBQ'• 837~ Dana Marina. m. R00~1 ol board tor n1llture • VISION • LOW WEE KL y RATES Y.'1Uih/dryr, $151). Adula * Pnv~1e P..00. 496-3185 e · 493-2011 ai~e profess'! \\'orklna lo the
( ) 727 k Bl d H Un only. ~1213. l 1 2 BR'•. S1'1'0..Sl9:l 2 BR oceanfront apt in old ntan. Nev.• residence nr. Southern California ; I Yor town v .. un fllO!\,Beac h Gas • Wnl•r Pd. Spanish Villa. Beam ceU, Santa Ana 3180 ... an 003-7910 MOBILE HOME SHOW Red Hiii R~I~ Corner of Beacll Blvd. LARGE 2BR, :Iba. !urn .• , m • [epic prlv beach 1dany ---------~ J36..0411 u11h_1m, $375 mo., yel\.tly, 716 LA ~U:Nl.CGHenA""A·PTS. trees: Pre.fer cotiple or BEAUTIFUL Summer Ren1al1 4200 titu)' lStha~u~t'MIU' 2'7th
RE:ALTY REALTO S ' I c:ry1tal n-!~728·27.&9. '""' single adult. $4 50Jmo. NAH IM STADIU Unlv. Park Center. tn11le (2) 2080 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa C 1 8 h 3111 118 Sc.-o•t Place, C.M. Yean Lease. 4g.,i...m. au l'roundluxs &: ch~rful· PAUt1 Sprlnw; co ndo A E M 642.1611 ap itrano eac 642-2001' 3 BR, den, 2 ha Penthse, spuclous apt1. Ueaullf\.Llly fu•11, 3 BR. 21.(X) Stul-.: Coll~c Blvtl.
2 BR Condo •.•• $23.i/mo Lst' 2 Bn 1'' BA frpl sep gar 1 BR in quiet 4-ple?'. fantaatlc ocean w, deck, e Adults 01tly • pool!, iOIC, tl'nnil, j1u;uzzi An11hC'ln1
2 BR Condos •.••. $~ I $27~ I STUDIOS & I BEDROOMS blt-l;is,'11 I~ ~;"Ch, i~ Courtyard a;etllng. Pool, frig nu cpl $400 lse • 2 blk1 frunl S. C Phu.a ' $115. "''ctk $100. weckcntl1Plt'.:ISC <:lill OO·jl'jlti, c.-.:t. :!3.~I
3 BR Condos •... S2W &. $27'J ' -J>alisades. $210. 493.4.207 Jac~inl. $190/MO. lriclda: all ~. eves 9ss,...om. . • ll.t'c ltLcll & chihhou~ I 83'1'-7298 I '() t•luln1 yOUI' ll4.'kct11. iNu1·1)1
S BR Honies • $~:00. S32~· S~ 1 * Kitchens Avail * Air Conditioned utU 11. refrlg &. encl gnr. , • 2 & 3 BR-Sorry. no pets LRG turnhi.he<.I housl', July 1· ~oui~ty toll 11~ nurnOOi· 1~ 3 BR Hom~'. $3GO,SS1a, ~395. Pb . OCEAN VIE\V 3 BR. 2 BA, AdllO 3 93 OCEAN V1EW 1 BR Adult.a e FRO'! $100/MO I I d all a-l0-12201 •BR Hon1es .•. $63.'i.S395. $-125 1, * one Service * Free Linens bal drps bit · · 00 peii. · · " · AUi 12 $350 nc u es ·
RANCl f J{i:':ALT\' * Healed Pool * Free Utilities \\':~~id~~· &12-tiss. rut. I lhuullton. 64rHi411. :Zeh ~~lll \Vay, Laguna PARK PLAZA II ulil. Col
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*, 551·2fX'.M! • , * Maid & TV Avail * Ample Parking Corona del Mir 3822 Dana Point 3126 BEAUT. "-an View !"ront 2 805 W. Stevens l "54='"'3<""'"'n'-~~~=-= RANCll T:.EALT't * Laundry Facilities * 5 Min to Oc Vl." 'OU SUnRO\\'l!r) PEN. Point -2 Ur, 1 R«. Blk --=~===~-1 • 356-6800 * . ean a-IAmlING 2 BR, 1 ba LARGE DELUXE 2 BR mg br apt in 4-plex. No pets. San1a Ana 54S-112t to Bay/Sch/pk. S200 \\'k. NEW OFFICES
TUSTIN nr::Al.TY -~ ..-. .-. ---..-.. --...-.. -..-... -... """"' .. L...L A ·1' & d I d ,~,, Pool. S-'>15. 6T;r614S eves. A t F /U f 3900 673-9169 or 67J-1194 IN LAGUNA NIGUEL • 832.5111 • . ¥:+:--+-W-......-.C~ "'alk to shppng &. uo.::11, va1 oven, sp , .w., '°'Y" p s urn n urn __ ._
Houses Unfurnished Condos Unfurn. 34ll June l, Lse $4!60. n10 prv. gar. Neu marina & % BR. NE\V VIE\V. Frplc. + _ 2 BR, frplc. 2 BA. Nr. park, Only 42c per sq. ft.
TURTLE ROCK 11 5.)2-«i28. beach. Adults only. No pets. Deck. Encl Garage. $325. I • beat'h & bay. s:m \\'k. 3liOli 400 ft. & UP. All utll Incl.
Broadmoor Plan 3 I Newport Beach 3269 . \\TEST N@vqt0r1 Be~ch, [ DELU>.'E new 3 br. 2 ba, all $210. 33972 Malaga Or. l\1gr. Call eves, 834}..!lOOl . B Park Ln. GnOJlJ. ei~i. 1h'% ,1,, wcl"""·
3 Cer Gar•ge · 1 New 2 Sty. 3 .~R. 2~ .. b~s., bltns, trpts walk to sbopg It I Apt. c. $150. l BR SlO\'C-te!rig: . ~e I V•c•tion Rentals 4250 27992 Carrino Ca1 l!ll'8.nu
Delu.xe sin~le sty. 4 BR .. 3 4 BEDROOMS J~lc:· lge pn1\. pa!lo. iAr. · beach. $37a & $395. 6'13-2918., LARGE Dclu.'Ce 2 ~R. rangf': Quiet entployed 1nlddle-age:l. 1----------i San Die1.<o Fn''Y to ~~-· t;ini~!Y nu.: 2.cro l EASTBLUFF AREA d11h~~fi. Ne3a~O. hu;JO~ BRAND New. So of Hwy. 21 & oven. ds~I, dish\vasher, No smoke 4si-~. AT OCEAN •. 1i·kly, r.lat. Avery c'ark\\'UY .un1 off.
i;:parkhng sq. rt. Jn1n1ed. Bcaulifill garden & canyon ~51~0 S 249 d . BR, 2 BA. Frplc. Sundeck. I lau~, pr1v g8l' Near Lido Isle 3856 BIG' SlOO. June. $!~. Jl!1l· $2'!). 131·1600 occupa."t'l'· $4~1(). Per nionth.1 ,\(''>'' condos 2~. ba new 67;01Gi;· extj a)S, or S350 6'1J.4ln or 6-14--6714. manna & brach. Adults Aug· S250. Yrly $.1.j(J. 1110.J-::=====-===--
BIG CANYON carp., drapeMes." appiiances eves v.·knds. NEA~ NE\V 2 BR bit-in 'only. No pt ; $210. 33972 Ll!X) ISLE .Dr a n1 at i (' "6"7"-;,..o9=. '='-----~
REALTY 644-1193 & brick frp\cs. Spacious 1850 Duplexes Unfurn 3600 kitchen li ht &. 'a i r , ·I ~l alaga Dr. Mgr, Apt C. VK'w·Waterfro~t lBR.~ondo. ! W\GUN.\, roon1·lo-nuutsion
(miOiiiiiiOiiiiiiiii ... iiiiiiii,._ I sq. fl., in prinie residential 644-4874 g ~ NE\V large 2 Br apt ocean Apt. S375/mo 1oc. util s. By • it\('. o{'ean front. $7j. 11•k. 10
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for iasteful ll \'IO!? i 11 nionth. i\fove in today! erp1s, drps, aJI appls, encl Coste Mes• 3824: gar~ge, llll·ins. S 2 6 5. Mesa Verda 3863 At Oakwood Garden Apa11 . ,\SSOC, 4~4
beautifully docorat~l & 1 EASTBLUFF patio, dbl gRr. $..125. 49i-19'i8 1 49G-2'J21 • mon1s. i Rent1ls to share
landscaped homr "DR ·1 REALTY '44-1133 2031 Laurie Ln, D.>sta 1 2 BR crpts drp s e HO?\l E ATJ\tOsPllF.RE Gf"i[ATRECRE,\TION s1\1:n"
' " ... ' p "f NEW · ,. '. ' ' Deluxe 2 & 3 BR. Rental Ofc I ' \\',\NT all>''"·· ''"ponsible, ba, wet bar, frpl<', brand $l15-2 BR Cottaae 1~. blk ." csa · d1sh'olasher, dlsposal. $185. 3095 M A "16-lOl4 r.ung, sauno:1s, tie 1•11 c;lut·ti. ~
ntv." 2 n1tnutes to UCL S·lOO. I beaeh child/sml .. ~t Bai MATUl~E Cpl 1,·isht's furn.:! 1110. Ask for Jell Hyde, ace vc. ~ -·-1 u1ilia1ds. 1en111~. 1Jro s. 1'1u I e11111loy£'tl ~irl 1•1 . i;h;irl' * OelUXe Qffic'es *,
per mo. 833-.)380. I ~2.JG..uiu Pd. Oceaniront · 1 Br. ho1ne/apt NB area for l, 2 & 3 BEDROOM S3&-Z>:"il Newport Beach 3869 shop, golf drivinri range, ixirly gur.::oous 2 BB. ho111c un h nL 1 ' 1 I Isle. $lj(). rno incl Ulils. .
Co . , l~R. Gar, priv. pat I 0 sunUl1cr. Startin;:: June st. SUPER 2 Bh. Apts. Great PARK NEWPORT room. Ct!C. F L 381 f' ' NE\V liege P_nl'k, 3BR, 1 N'e"~'' ' !714) 325-83~ Palm Sprin;,::s., , J\Iana a en>.,, 1 Co-., FUN ACTIVITIES r ull-!11ne 6l.r30lS ut· ens~. Sf! .. 1·1 2b 1 d bl I 1 .. ,...... ~---='-"'-'-'-"'"-"'----"-" " .,... I , -con11n/bus1ncss. (2 offLct•s bl~· ~~p s~len~ps, Sch~~s. & 1 $~2 BR, 2 BA, fl'plc, pool. : 2BR, Easlsidc C.:\I., r1r bus / Split Level Apta Unf. I 493--0141. APARTMENTS d1ructo1. tree SundJ·/ b1unc11. \~1','.'.,',t~d ~~;~111,:1!c1,,•;,",,'.~~111;St1~11:;; plµs reception. area &
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poo \al u J .,.,.,., mo U V E OCCUPANCY JUNE 1 h ba 111 J c'O si J •r ~ I ·1 r" ,. s l'fll{< . uJaccn m-M1s ' . . N -I w RENTALS 1 ~ingle . $J7j 1110 &tl-~x;GS I l~~nd~·: open ~.?t>~n c..-eil ing, on_ t e y BEi\UTIFUL APART,..,1 ENT$ ~ •. ~1:c1I ,\'::. \~llj~ 2219. Sn;·;,,. Orange Cou nty Airport.
tiTJ-1030 or 49"-3:US A t t F . h d lhsh11ashc1, 4!:>-7~31. f uxury apart.1nent livini; S1ng1rs, I e. 2 !1('C1r,,m~. .\na. (':'II. S!rl-2001 Call 546·8801 NEV.' 2 br 2 ha Vnh· Pl: SJ~;>. I j par mens urn1s e • 1 .· r1un. & unlurn \V.tn .,·1 tt" NE\V 2 br 2 ha Univ Pk S37J * CARMEL * I FEATt.::RlNG: E1stbluff 3830 ?Yer ool.:1~ the 11·a1~r. En· c;.tr.1:;. Models t';><'n u' ·y :u Fl'.::'ll~\Ll.:TIOOi1~;-1 1501 Westcliff Dr.
3 Br 3 Ba + bonus Rn1 2 sty I Harbor Vie1v iio1ne 1 Cost• Mes• 3724 , -r " I e ,. 1 . e • DELUXE • )OY. S~.OOO hr! a1u7• '11'"1' 7
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2200 sq. ft. Uni\' Pk 3450_ ,\ channer in neiv s..."Ction Ol\. u• t oC< l'OOlllS rp cs~ 1 s11·1n:in1111g JXlO f', .1.: itrc 1 Slj() .~ 1
Own•r ,,,, ;,,;,1-. Port \\'hitlJv 3 B<lrrns. 2 1 Ccr.11n1l' hie k1\l'ht'ns •Ex· ~ GR 2 BA apt for lease tc11n1s c..ourtE. plus n11lcs of I Oakwood c eHn. Sh;lr<' houst'. · nit1 · · CENTER ii ~ .,.. .... ...,.. •. , $30 WEEK & UP D C I . .. I I . hr .I.: ·~ Utils. 111wnc tila..:r..:111 l I If' .. , · Oaths. family rni., (rplc.
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"ruRTLEROCK. /l\cv.· 3. BR, 2 •1 Carpets & dra""s, bit-ins. •Studio & I BR ,\Jlts. ch•.scd Patios e Pool & I ml' & Jbl ga"""e. Auto door flcboard. l'roquel. .lu11ior l's Garden bas Fan D nn ,, • TV & 'I . , "' . I I c ·-r 'l"l -I I I I I f'<''I \LE -~, (,\U... ON-SITE ~IANAG~r:.1 .. 1-r n1, 111-, 1 S4-IO/~tonth . lease I · . a1 t .X:r\1i:c ,\\';11 n1w1)' ol 1t'r on1·en1enccs. opener al'ail. Pool & ront ., ,,.. .JU nioo1 l y; a SI'> A t t .ri· .' 1w11~n1Hh' _lu ~ _i:irl· 1 ,71 ~ 1611_:;111 1-.:xt. 2~6 1
frplc, dble i;:ar .. cpts, drps. 6.t4-.:i833 For &pp't. • Plione Service -lft<l . J'UUI ,\dulls only. I Recreation area. Ad ults on· and 2·be<lrOOIH plans :.11lJ par men s ~ ht aµt 11· poul, t\I. l.K'.ich. --------I
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J $32;;. Also itor~ s J;nch 0 3 :?3i6 Ne1\l!Ort Bl_,·~·· 0 1 HAY LQfJ APJS e 5307 e 1ric kitch1?ns, private patio! Nt~~:i~~ ~~~t~6~:rll\ a;;b-MJ!lO lti':nT. Co:.tn f\lt'sa. llarbo1'
NE\V Turtlerock hon1e, 2 BR, rumpus nn, acreage, t 548-9T;K> or &G-.>967 • I 86:; Amigos \\'ay, NR ur h:1 1_co111.<'~. ··.;J.rJ)('l11•,;, ~lr~-' 645-0550 \\IA!\'TED ien1;Jc· t\iunuualt" at Ada111s. ~eta u ti f ~ J .I
BR, 2 BA. den, Gold sha~ S:3:1 SA. Canyon. A!rt, .Fee. I FURN large 2 br apt. Close 1 283 AVOCADO 64•0143 Managed by pcr1c>;: S_1l1l<'1 r;ine.111 1_1arJ,. Rents from $!4~ to share 2 Udr111 apt 111 fJ;u1<l ~10Clern. Air, 111 us 1 c · crpt, compactor, '.? rar gar. J , .. ,"Sl''" " to shops. Arll!s/ no pel" . • , ~ \"ll LI " C <n<. 1v1th t·lc1·a1nr~. 0 1>r1on;i/ 1 Point. Sllj, rno. Call aftl'I" 5 J<u11tor1uJ . Closs A. \Valker l ~ ~ • COSl \ 'l" "\ ·Y • . "1~1 \YALT F:RS 0 . I I H•wp rt B h S lh ' " Bl 1 C II G H'll self clean oven· S ~ 7 5 •
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6T;>-5.s.t7. . e HARBOR VIE\V ,• C . .l\i. · ' 'ELt:GA!~T 2 BR, 2 has, sep. rasl1i«n L~lanJ at Ja111bor()l' !61h at lr~1ne , ir:.v~NE: New 2 Git 2 ha ~i.17..-0136 or G-12--0:nl. I
,.. LEASE or lease option 3 BR, stut.ly, fam 1m, 2:.: ba, C"~USL,\L 2BI~. 1 b ,1, Din. m1. h11lc, JJOOI. S29J, and S.1.n Joa(]uin lli!l:-H.oa(i. I 642·11170 1 FREE
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$375/mo. ne~-·rur11c f{ock 2 I \\'el bar, 2 fry_lc 's, 2 sty. QUIET . Single l-"t11:nish1.:d ' Cvnclominiun1 Quiet & S-IS Amii;co.<; \Vay, ·1\.17-1977 or Telephone (!l·l) 644"l9l'O I Rents from $160 I To11·11bousc. scn1i -furn. s1 lll. st mo.
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honic like, 11·/spac. liv rn1,I G-1~..{ID) for r1•ntal 1rCorn1at1on 1 8~~3070~~un.ly . C!lll IX-lu:>:\·3~inotriCl'.Carf>('.1.
4M-0'.20l or 551_1069 , • Call 644-5922 e Jnl'luding utiJ. :>-l:S·5S·11 fprlc, & pit patio. Nr beaut Huntington Be~ch 3840• BRAND NEW' -~.;------. clrapcs, air conditioned, 111J
CLEAr\! 3 BR, 2 BA. Ne,,.,· 1 BR, furn, lrg, \r /lcrra~. pool ar~~· 1~·~{'1~,b hou~.: I CHANNELFRONT'" nL:sP. En1ployed f~·111., ,,·ill Nl•11·110r1 BC'~1t·h near Lidu
Laguna Beach 3248 1 paint & c11Jl)et. Frplc. Quirt Ideal for Bachelor..:. Adul~s. ! a.dlts, Sl>O, &J:H.,.19 aft 1 1 New Luxurious Family 2 BR .. 1 ba. R\oOlll for t~J«l. ~hare apt 1\·/sa1nc. 1'ow1r. Shop~. 520 sq. ft. $240 , ' I r\e1,1:port area. Nr. r.fariner's . $165. 1993 Church. 5-18·963 .... ' Pllt, Apts. 17 Unit Con1plex. $:;7j Unf., yr>arly. VERSAILLES I \'ly pref'd. n1on1h. C;1ll !'\e111>0rt Placl' $Wai~~~t~chB&~lo~~~ end. P;irk; Adults. $37j, nio.
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$100. REDECOR. AT, E.~D 3 Bl~. C.AREFP.,.EE .. 101\·nh~c living. Avail. for hnn1cd. 0t:cupy. WALK TO BEACH . ~l!H6 or :.1!+1·9:\b~ ni•all~ 67,,'"="c,"°'oc~=~-I
r>'I" 2 BR '> Ba 1 LF-: 6-'6·9;;&1. 2 BA, no pets. N1 . So. Cst .I Br. 2 ~ b.l, Jl..lllld den, nc\\ I Close 10 11ew llunt111gton 3 Bdrrns., 2 U·iih1>. O'.\I THJ<-: [.,\J'E YOUKG. \l'O rkin1; izirl 11·aiils EXECliTlV,.,; SL'l'fl::: ~d·~,-' v •• ar_. <> San Juan I 1~1aza . 979-9272. Urps & CI']Jc":,;. S1\'i111 pool, Bt'Hl'h C'il'il' c,~nter, bc;1ch. ,. I 1 s·r·· !\I ,\[ &1!!h l'·~1~1 f'h1 1a. ' lo ...-hare 2 HR apt 11-l:-.:1nlt'. l)vc>rl1~1kini.: N.B. Harlior. Li('() ec · gorgeous 'IC\\· nr. • --1 l'lubhsc .\.: rct· Jacil. :;{'hvul,; S.: shop1iin u. ear)' case. · •·1 • 0· [nq. ;i:;o \i"ilson. ,\pl 2S, ,.,, ft, nJ.·" Oll•·1·>' """ '" !:'"') be h • D p 3726 I I " , Pool · .\~:1pl\l 1•u ,\qu.1 liar ... , ...... • ""''..., "" ac · R Capistrano 3278 •n• 01nt 1 Convenient. t>-L'r-O:.'Cl2 or FEATURl:->G ' ~ J !'.:'IL "ll 6 P:.I !>11 11. t '1'nt111t•la l:Jank Bldg. •=2 BR ., '" f'plc fi>cd Hfll'.:-'F:. '.: Hf:. ~ ha, h·p\. .,. ih'Ulli. S1;i·1·1acular II ------.,~ • -U<1 • , • -• £~~. I • 2 5pacious b ... 'druo111~ '· r.,TURE p1·nr. , 1 ,. a i ,. ht nn r,,,.~t il'ol)" ,i:, N1·11o·po'1 ynn:I Dana Pou1t NE\V 'l BR d d DELUXE ne Studio 2 BR :! C'.Jtr ~1r. ~·u,11. ~l!);! .\l·rC> 1-1k<' 11• Tc1111•rin:.: " • ' I• ' -• en con °· I , ' w . ' LRG·REDEC 'I ER ? BA e Dinin;.; roon1 \I \" I f,,1111111111-.;. 1~ \lllll•Hl l~Jtlar n1alt' ...-eeks s;u11c. 0 1'cau 1·u, l>l1 tl.
$275 -UTIL PD 2 Br, trplc, · carpeted, yd., '.?·car gar. 1'~ bas, ocean VLev;, pnv. S'flJDIO \\:· ik.. :1 -& j e Dix electric kitcho?ns · ontn. ('al' y. Cluhhuus\., Cini, 1..;1,:. Bch. ·1!»-2761 u r 6-1:!-Xi l-'
big: fncd yard, child/Pt"ts. I ?JOI & rec. facil. .&~3-tSO:I. I p.1tios, bit-ins inrl 11·ashcr & • . 11 .. ·N a"'. 1°C ''°1P1~ , e Fully c;il""'trd tl\ru~ut · S,iun;i, •t.fl •. ~"'·" :.,,.~~cl , .. ~ -" c cpl d F sc 1 ~ r .,,., "' ala ,.. ·r .. 1111 .'i<'.-ut :1 .. ....,...,_.~ DESK ~flUl'l' avRi111ble $:>(} ..... ;:-. '-in . S th L 3286 ur. r . s, rps. mrn . . . -· . . • Henn1ed cl'ilill"'--"~-3 BR ., BA 1,plc dhl OU aguna t?:.n up 'ISi'' ,_ l'a' r\o p..'ls SI IJ '.\10. 01:.. . .,. ln11111•1li.1h· ().·,·11p.111~ > Fl·:,\l,\LE. :l:\·:.::. 1,1 shar~' rno. \\"ill pm\·1dc fun1iturc
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! I .. _, '' f<~l"IO .n~,,.,.,. or~ I I (111c<'1~BrH11uscor ,\pt.in Rt J. rnn. 1\11s v.·f>r1 11g f.f: cucec Y<uu, • Lssion OCEAN \'JE\V ;; Bfl hon1c, ~ ':.. ------__ ·?sR/2B\ 1 1 fr ---SO • Lge enclosed pauos Soi1)·, i\"o l't"i-. i\ei\port :u't'a 11. sanil'. si:•rvi1-..! a\·aHablc. l }8 7 5
_· t'JO. I pr iv. comm. \\"alk beach. Huntington Be•ch 3740 -, '· ~ mi e oni 1 •Separate £'ncl. garages I Bachelor, l, 2 & 3 Br's. 6-16-tlll :i.ft 6 p.ni. J Ikaeh Blvd.. Hunungton $500-3 . _Bl~. frplc. po o I , 11.e<'. Center. Jnirned. pvss. Coast Plaza. Crpts: drps, • Additionnl parkuii:: lut H•'Hl"h. GI.:!· r::!l. ~;"t;rntficent 11·h1!c 11·atcr l 3175/mo Lease 493-5221 Beautiful Garden Apt•. [ b!llns, pvt gar. Si ~J. Jlll: 1• C.'on1pl. laundry fa c1l. BA.YWOOO from $175 per mo. 1J>J{Qt'ESS. 11·\'.lntan 11·1l'lit'» 10 -Vlei\" · 91~7 11·ktentls ~ a.it e BliQ Santa Ana , shari:-\ove!y 4Bll hnnic NE\\I O~FICE -Ti\'O roon1s
Nu .VIEW RENTALS 1 Hsea Furn/Unfurn 3300 6 Pools. Tennis. Sauna. ~Pi\! v:k/da,:· • • R '"1~a APART,MENTS 11./sanil', in S.E. Hunt. lkh. 15. • .. band. 10 x 12. All 1 -' -~ Pri\ .. IC)' Frplc Tnrli\'id · it J s. l el'tcil ion rooin 3700 Pl D " I d $100 6~30 or 4~-32-IS EAST BLUFF·.ffiR, tam 1111, I flRI~~. Kr. Oce.a n. Terrific 0 jf\J:\L\C. '.! BR Tri-pl<.:x, hit· 1 • Con1pl. insulat('d thruout to P!ease Adults . • • aza r. I !~1t.'('1i1l. Pll: 9.>.'H91 I __ ~~~~~;~.s c!~~. i\1('~~ a~~l * $350 MONTH""'* :!,~ BA vio1\' hon1c. $GOO I Deal. S'Wi-132:'i. I ius, l;;e Jl:Hl'a~e. Jl 1· iv . 1' H.Of\t $205. 2 El~., 2 B,\. ~~tlul'. :qus. 1~'1' 714-556-0466 R00i'.l.l'.\1ATE t<1 s h a re :>tS-1729 ur 64.l-8372 i' . Gardener. · . . -----' lnd1;·-rr11, SI85. 6.i:-r.:;1 ~o flt' 417 Yorktown Ave, HB avail fron1 S.")()· Salt•s Offl t'l' niodern 2 BH. 11111. 2 hlks . . ---------eu.sto~ bwlt 2 bdrn1. hon1c. I R v IN E TERRACE·July Sll'\l,LE-rcdec, poo!: 1 blk l ;i1~-2:~!1l CHILDREN--orJCn '.) ant to .~·: ::n f)lll d111l~. I -(1\Jm h(';u·h 191-G.'6.~_ ·19·_1··1{;7 Business Rental 4450 , \i,;/\\ carpet~. flrcp\acc.1 . front ocean. App\1 s. $110. -G 1+.:~Xi. [ 11 l' ate d al ---l~c. dC"ck 11ith occ11.11 viev.·. '.! only. 2 BR & U.-n. furn. $450. Call 960-2746 LltG 2 BR. 2 Ba, din rm, Bavi\1Xid i>r off s (S "" G•rages for Rent 43SO I e STORE SPACE e I
Car i::;ara1;C'. A·I Cond. i BETTY A. GRUB88, Realtor. Hunt. Harbour 3742 I cpt/tlrp, stv/1·et, Po ol. and perents love the .JO<i(]uin Hill~ iiri, :-.iB . :111 fl /~r~• MINI WAREHOUSES 1111 Co:;111 r.lc:k'I near Sot111l'
thruout. 64.4-081 · Adlts, no pets. S 1 7 O. l1rge, spacious apart· --~=~ ... I "'~ """" CHOICE [ 0 ca 1 i on 1n "" toast Pluza. ROl-B lW.krrl J\tlSSION REALTi' 494--0731 N~"WPORT BEACI-1·5 B. ~· STUDIO + !!unken 1~1 u-t..-o;ouJ. . • . ments at 81 n b U r Y 'l. l".I '.. STORAGE St. 2 hlks \\'. or Bris!ol, ?lr
2 BR. 2 BA North End. Close ·• eeiiu • 'a · alcove. Kit. fully enuip. M , s .. ren ' ross. Ci>IS, <I-,, ~I. ,1,111,, ,,, :->o :'llo1·c·111 11r :'liv,·e-out fnur. 2700 s11. It., c'tln1p!ctt'.'il
J -h l I Agt '' ... t""' fr,,111 :-i.:;~1. 1 !>I ~. !nun $1~.t:i. I lmm.c Ch ~·I a >I "' I' BR Ulil pd Child C \\'C'stl'liff. Lgt-1 llr 11•/ balo•. T<f\\1u11,11,_,., 1rplt',
to beach, bus &. M1:1opping. un• • ....,, . yr ease. . Jacuzzi. Cross hv."' tu lx:h. v.·elcome. no pets. cpts, e · Child,.cn 6 & i·ow>',?rr ""''· 1 1~A "">ifoi·I L". ch~es. Z'ron1 ~7.;ict !Jl'I" ,~· rrad,\' to "0, ad1'acen1 tu 642-52{X) ~ ,,~ uu-W" • " r·•NI. lrnnis. 11.111ti11c11l:1I "' Call 494-7079 · Yr!y !Sl'. Sni. S..17-1577 drps, patio. f\lgr. 1960 O State lic'.?nsed pre schl &-l6-6(17j •irt•.ild 1~1 SCp:I l"ilc f·iinlly n1onU1. . 1·e1·y tl)nan1ic st o r C's .
1 L Hill 3250 I Condos Furn 3400 Lagun• Beach 3748 \Vallace, apt 6. 6"2-i'.M • Otllclrens play area COTTAGE ON CANAL I s...·o'h•l!l. Cl~se · 1~ .•ho~pui~ 1 Hllllultu•1 & N~ 1\·land St., Jilli tn_t·lud~ s~'l\s. Ci1U Bou
19una 1 FOUR SEASONS APJ'S • Larg~ 2 &. 3 Bil apts. & flnt' hcaC'h 644-2611 ALLSPACE I \\ 1sh .. ;..is..21 .. 1.
2 BR ~. Den Condo. 2 BA. EFFICIENCY Apts from s:i7 2 BR,1;; ba Townhouse Apt. e 2 aduJt rec. centl'rs Small 2 Br, sha~. bltns, frplc. I 96()..1970 ixJ\\'/\-16\\'N·""._-,-. ~D~ .. -.-.,,1 ~ * * * * * e E l"e deck \\alk·in n.anll'\' , ..... i,;:un,i e.1t:: 1 Partial crpts & drps. Gar. I I \\:eek. Pool, mi.id, ph, lndry. Priv Patio, Pool. $175. No asy access lo n1ost e111-"' · r · · 1 STORAGJ.:: Garage for !lent! s101't', 1650 sq . IL Pnrlong
Pool privlgs. $240. 581·362'9 I ROBERT DENS:\IORE ! Village Inn, 4g.1.9-136. pets. 646-145£1 ployment aJi!as ~1al ~~~ cp~~~· no pc-ts I CALESPANA 1 19:f.I t.laple A\'I' No j !\f:\VPOHT & l71h St., Cl'.lsta
or :m.37g.9808, 3UCI OregM I BACl-IELOR apt. for 1 New 2 BR. Quiet matun : ~~ms~~~~g & h"ll")'S. __ . _ _: ~------NEW APARTMENTS I Costa l\le~ · i\ll'!>&: 1100 S(j. ft. store,
Lagune Niguel 3252 i Cost.a Mesa cn_:Pl?Yed . ma.le, no pets. couple $195. 1st & last. No OCEA.i'l"FRONT 2 J.3r, 2 Ra. I Ct•ntral hx·aUon to S.D. & lOX?'l' GARAGE SZ7 park in~. $1j() 1nclus1\'e 497-1838 children, pets. &ti-87al aft BANBURY CROSS Nr. Ne11· .• Secu1"1ty, hlrtr:. C.G. frw,vs. \\'alk lo shorr 2'1-6 Pl . A. . c' n!ol. L'O~lUN1\. Del i\lar tlclu.xc
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last & deposit. Avail. June
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. Adults. $350/1110 \ r ! y. ,. Lo . 1 acenlla ve, ·." · ~ullc, 325 !iCJ. rt . You are the v.inner of Newport Beach 3769 4. (Near ~ach Blvd &. \\amerl 673-6i\9 I P1
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1 ~lt t rear I. b~l10 1M'h111 l·J n 1 .. 11onoinics Bkrs 6ij...6'i00 TWO FREE TICKETS ZHR, 2BA. ocean view. 16761 VlE\V POINT LAr:E . an1 scap1ng. 1 poo s. J.1· . • . , --. ---·--·-_ · . _
to lhe e LA PARISI ENNE e Dsh1,·shr. refrig, c r pt s, e 842-6604 e 3 BR. 2 BA. lri; yrd. bltn~. · cuz1j, clubhouse, vo~leyUall . 1 Slr\~LE CAR GAJ,AC:!·, . NOW LEASING
Southern Californi1 2 BR FWil. $24;) drps. $23.l 1BR IBA, all S5:;0l nto .. yrly lsc: Vac;uit. 1 & 2 BR's. b'uni. &. U~f. ;0~·,.2 Blks 10 t 1'''Y· Mesa Verde Dr. Plaza
MOBILE HOME SHOW All electric. Fireplace. appl's. $180. 97g.50'J9. 15~4 Anita., Ln. f or Aript. ~dulls.. 15200 Atagnoha ~t. . 1;;2:1 :0.lesn Verde IJI'. 1-;a:.t.
l\Iay 18th thni l\tay 2ith Heated Pool. Ad ults. I $100.2 Br. 1~; Ba Studio. ON BEACH'. call &l2·ll21. tountaJn Valley S9J..OJl9 Office Rental 4400 Ideal ror Hcslaui-.int Liuuor
ll.t the 97~1268 Drps, crpts, patio. 285 Ogle. * SHARP 2 BR. 2 BA, one $ 155 & UP * 1 i\tO. FREE RENT .~ IJrug Store, ~rvic~ Shop).:
ANAHEIM STADIUM Across from golf course. Adj. shop'g. 5 4 8-8 7 41; 2 BR Un!urn Fr '269 lcl'el. Eastblutl/Cdl\t. Pool. No lease. req. Dix. offic_c_s. & Deht.:c'.",110~~~~412Slpnce. »1"2 Santa Ana A\'C 213-592-Sm . . ., . $300/J\fO. 833-897·1. GIGAN c -~ Striking ocean view. N('tt' 3 2000 State College Blvd. .... · · Covered Parking L a rge TI 1 & 2 BR. adj. A1rportcr Hotel. .1Jt: -------~~~1
BR. $49.:i. lease. Call Anahe:m $3;} \\'K UP. 1 Br, 2 Ba & NE\\I Townhse $2.JO. Lrg 3 Heatl'd Pool. &awins and 3BR. 2ba, NeWJX)rl Short's,, They're Underpriccd! Lots ri! Sq. ft. incl, A/C, full * TWO MONTHS * SEA TERRACE
493-5769 tor pass thru secur· Please call 642-5618, ext. 333 Bach. Color TV. ntaid sen:, Br, pool, A/C, clubhsc, etc. Recreation Room Steps to sand yearly $325,: Wt.'f'n .1. la,vn. Cn v er ¥d services. 21'1'2 DuPont rm. 8 FREE RENT
ity guarded iate. to claim your ticket&. (North pool. THE fl.tESA, 4t'l N. Nr. s. Cst Plaza. 6Tr7812. HUNTINGTON Property House 642-38.;Q 11'.aragcs. Adults. No f>('ts. 8j3-3223 (9 til noorlf Excellent 0,fiL."e locttlion!> in
County toll tree nun1ber ls Newport Ill. NB. 646-9681 S Cl t 3876 2020 Fullerton Ave 11 b!k NEW N I H & B Mesa Verde 3263 a.10.12201. 3 BR, 2 be., All new decor., PACIFIC In emen e E. or Nev.·port Bh·tl.· & 1 blk ! _e1\'Po~_11· neol' oo~ . ciy.
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3 BR, 2 BA fam mi .. lrg * * * * * ~ l BR. Pri. bch. Tennis. Westclifi, AduJts., 642-1155 711 OCEAN Ave., H.B. ONLY A FEW 1)..12-8690. 1 suites. Conference nn.; __ ,_· __ . _______ 1
yard. Gardener & \Vater pd. ~Ci!. $ 3 'I' 5 / r-10 • 1 & 2 Br, pool, dshwhr, util ('714) SJ&..1487 2 BDR~f 2 BATH & THE EXClTJNG I X@rox copier. Near O.C. a.ir· NR. N'pt. Post oh:, Sto1~'.
Oilldren, pets ok. $3:i0 J\IO. _C_O_N_DO_M_IN~!U-M--L-a_g_u_n_a 6 . pd. Adults, no pets. $165 up. w~ 1°w3JJ.~~D~. 3 BDRM, 2 BATII Ap.ts. PALM MESA APTS port. 8J3.3640. ofc. ~ lgi sio;~7~e All 2·980
557-124'1'. Niguel 2 BR 2 b a UTfl~· Po~D~~Afk'LY. 324 E. 20th St., 645-4761. · QUIET, NORTil s AN I l\IINUTES TO NPl'. ocff. 1rWATERRRONT* ~sc. ·A~~r 646.24141X'r
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1 Oubhouse, tennis, beaches carport, drp1, crpt, atove. 2 _.&.. . Adults, No Pets. Executiw 0Uite11 "'Jirtilc., 60I • FT. C.M. $155
l\EW 3 Br. 2 Ba Tu·nhse, 1 w/all facilities available. NOW 'til June zs,h, llaylront children ok. 995 Valencia. ~:ux~~rm~.· 2hefull baths, 1bompson 1'fanagement Corp l56l Mesa Or. wet bar. private bath w/2 prl. rn1s. 646.:ll:.IO ~~·ped~.S~ :;:~d83:~~· ' Lease unfurnished $340 or 3 BR or 2BR. ;~ blk to the 2BR, St5S, No pets, 1 child lss.llc,Hos~! s't~ n84&.l269 Call 493--0141 15 blka trom Newport Blvd.) ~BQill~G~rund~~y~Rl~rr~. 2_i~Gr.;::~~6~16~ll;l;nd:;;;u;;•;;tr;:l;•;I ;;R:•:n:l2•'!;;;4;5:;oo;1 beautifully furnished & fully reean. 6~0 ok, T;JJ Shalimar. ( nr. Huntington HarOOur ) OCF'.ANFRONT Bluff ~pl. 540-!M) · , ~RONA dd r.tAR, East it
Newport Buch 3269 equipped $380/mo. Water & San Clemente 3776 645-0765 · • $225/bIO. Coastal sw1 -V101''· , Family Fun Apt1. I COii.st Hwy. Office space NOW LEASING . garden care incl. for Be1ut1ful Garden Apts. 2 BR, 2 BA. Adults. 15.39 1 l no"' a\'ail. $100. &: up.
E ASTBLUFF CONDO, 2BR, gracious, happy l i ving NEW2BRClJNDO ~f~~IN~~G~~dl~ 6 Pools. Tennis. ~una. Buena Visla. (11986-5041. [Aa~~~ =~~n1iy1' ;n:. 3 ~~ lR\VIN & !R\VIN, Realtors. Huntington Bt•ch
2ba, crpts, drps'.. bltlns, 1 Phonf': owner 495-4556 Lovely living. Pool, nr. golf little vinegar. This will keep Privacy. Frplc. Ind1v1d~I LOVELY, quiet St. n r !eve. Sorry, 00 pets. Frum ~"""'""1:.;l;.1~~---c= NEW M-1
terrace & pool, $350 phone N.B. BAYFRONT. channiug course. $254J. 49Z-l9U pan irom darkening. Useful patios. Nr. Ocean. Tf':ITific Westcliff shpnfi:'.. 2 Br. P~. t just $175. OUR TO\\o'N SINGLE office space. Idell.I ~Sq, Ft. & UP
839-443! lrg 2 Br, 2 Ba, plush crplg 1 BR·$150 mo. Crptsldrapes. but no longer needed Items Deal. 846-lJZS. patio. Garage. S. 2 I a . Fa1nily Apts., 1250 Adan1s O.Ctrty airport/Irvine area. Hamilton A: Ntwltllld S1 .
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c..-eil .. patio, s°"1n1. & 1enn11; \\atch the boats sail b)'. 492-5128. j Classlfied Ad 642-5678. 1 Brand new dcluxf': 1, 2, 3 Br. NEW, extra large 2 BR. 2 Costa Mesa. Phono 5.S'l'-'1185. Jll33--024!'!.'!::~;3~Ni<>o~n-:'!""'°~' ~k•~r~•.£P~rtd~· l:!:':~"l!l~F.'~"l!l~~~I
p1·1vs. $4t.'°J/1no. ti W-13.:!7 01 ~IR1~ ... aly'v~il. ·6~1~!~1 · Ask,lor Cotta Meur 3124 Costa Mesa 3824 Crpts, bll-ins, frplc. gar. 317 BA pool. Exciting city & NEW. large l BR, UtUs. NE\V OFFICES • NEW Bt.pG ~-1. 1200 sq. ft.
5$..jl.'I Ol.. €10.ljOO, c>.1 146J ...,. ·~ 22n1: St., HD. 841·3951 or ocean view. $240. 4.l)l).-0616. · incl., poo l. \\'alk to beach.: J20C Quail St. Nev.'pot1 Beach $1'1'6. 2400 sq. It. $355. 2'21).3
lRVINE TERRA.CE. JBR, * NE\VPORT TERRACE nr 536-4897. Put your buOget back on San Clemente $185. 496--06~6 Comni'l Bt'Oken 83,1-8393 ph. front Office, crpll, large
2 b,1, dbl ;;ar, pa Ii o' 1-loag Hosp. OCEAN VIEW. NEW! 0-IEZ ORO APTS the track ... Sell idle ltf'1111 ' Rooms 4000 1617 WEST4'.:L IFF-NB rear doors. Anahelnt & enclo~ )Td, 1 blk fro111 j BRAND NEW end unit, 3 8234 Atlanta with a low-<.'081 Dally Pilot 5-iS sq ft & UP S4l 50.U =~r\\e~~; ~~.ays
bay. 675-3354 llr, 2~& Ba, UPef&ded, on 1S 1 t,2 &. 3 BR. Priv gar .. pool, 08.Slifled Ad! Call &42-5678 ROOMS $W wk up, with ~ •
R.V. CBren) Homes, mn. ac. greenbell $360. 644-1480. s 0 s l washer, dryer. Close to today! kltche!l.j $30 wk up apt. CLASS SELLS -642·5618 CITY OF ORANGE
2BA, Spectacular w, patio OPES Sat·&: Sun. 4nO PACI u •. beach. 536--0336. Apta Furn/Unfurn· 3900 548-91:>:1 or 645-396'1'. Apts FUrn/Unfurn 3900 New 3,lm sq. tt. ~ts
lndt;Cpd, sprinklers, $475, Spindrift. 3 Br, 2\0 ba, nu $149 2BR CPTS • SPRINKLED: 3 """"°nd.
&f.f..'1'311 I pnt & cpl, frpl, pool,' ·$350. d clou 3 ottice&. Wood .,.'Orking 0.1(.
TOWNHOf\1ELUX1.JRY.2BR. st2-03'78. EXCITING! ~ii8's~;;: ~14~ 5
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Tri-level ;frplc, en1:losed dbl r;ASTBLuIT Condo 2BR Sl.2-4564 RENT new M·l, 1200-awl> sq
rar. 64~6141 days, @ves 1 2ba, crpts, drps, 'bltirul; NEW APTS . WALK TO ft. $1'1'0-$360 month w/ofc.
998--!53'1' 1 tm-ace & pool, i350 ph See these unbe1iev~bl elegant, new and BEACH. I & 2 BR'• trom ~ \V. c.entrel,S.A. BLUFFS 3 Br, 21 •. Ba. 83S-W31 · l 2 ,_ 3 l · I 1175 lu •~•. t."'V'T'n•<.' Robf':rt J\'luller R.E. 673-7039 111 spacious , , m room ap s, JUS one .,~ ~·~ • Si>oclous <.'Ondomlnlurn BLUFFS: 3 BR. l~ bu., mile from the ocean. Enjoy lwlurlous built-536-2579. NEW M·l 1""'5000 "' tt shop
.. B!:a.utltully decorated . new docor £: cpt., no pete. ins and the most excltln~ recreation faclli· 2 BR. 2 ha. like ne.w! Priv. • oUlces. Ampl prkg. 208 3
x..&H USO. (213) 7!).J..0308 $375. mi», ~.. 6fMTn lllCd bclck yrd. 2 biks beach. ·Phase pwr--trash .ter., :clnt
88R., lb&. 107 St Jame• Rd, evcsJWlmda ~ms ties llrOU.nd! Heated poo , saunas, billiard No pets. 1 child. Avl 616. Joe, nr. s.o. trwy, 646-1252. 1
locl..ies -M· N 2 Bb room, hobby room, gym, lounge & Bar·B--15 -1-........ n~ UP s~ Ofll _ ., '" ... " ~r. o ... .., 1 yr old, ~. Q ~/mo. ~ aft 4: . •--, .... re1, ces, 'TlS-6140 (Anaheim ) dryer, refrig, acDts _oni,, no ues. 211 .• LightH Tettnr1 Couftl-Tennis Pro Individual air cond It bl.th, 1
• .1. "11t , -· R w/pr, new, dee. $160. i .J'l'301 Bea h HB, ·~ "" D'S. tanll villa, 3 BR, ptta. ., ...... H.B. 897..__ at Come today to New Port VW.a where shOP6 [ 1'"'n:cd yd, 11.1ater pd. 2110 •2 SwinJmln1,Pool1 •Jacu11i •SwJrl loth , c • O'I, .... .....,
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' .. Ylly. Aat 518-UllO. IMO. l4t Dix 3 B<. Xlnt .... • ava!lableFROM ••oo. ~. ~;75., St. Uill 148-11631. loch., !BR, 21R,211. °"" 117$ toj 485 ~~ ... It. LOGAN ST
I or .rum: -PREE ...... Nr s. c.t Pl->.JC. .. •• .... 2 811, 1 ba. $100: 2. Bila< Moso Vonle fosl & Adam• 540· 1800 vwo~r '646-!252 . 641 7118
•a ... 2 ba, fll.,..,.,, J!OOI, etc. 675-7312. · ll(W PORT Vil' I O<.~an. AvaU 6/1, Ideal 1 "<: CQS'l'A MESA. 15,000 IQ, It.
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HUSNMTINGTON BEACH j Liii•-l Jnl REWARJ>. lnlo. loadlnJ--;;; ELECrlUCD\N u;;; *SUNSHINE* ATTF.Nl>ANTS. s.11....,"'J CAFETE RIA ALL SHOPS • 'iiiiii =iiiiiii~-~Ljj~il ....,......,,.. o! n on 1 Id No, mios. Sntall Jobo, l'(lndow S<.-.lct, "'°" '"' ANTI .., llatkma. sh 111, COOK CLl\RK ALL SIZES • Nob!" dba~-ftotu loll mOln< A r<pojn. 5l8-G203. caJI ll2-f9:11 INFLATIONARY avail•hle 6 AM·ll PM & f2 OOOK ,
Loot & FO<Hld 5 home 1n u.e. 8061 su""' Gardinlno 604l , School•~ PM~ PM. s ""'''w•. F •im• "'"" 1hru "'· 1:, .. ,, Senior Clerk 1100/MO. A UP ar. May '· "-Epll•ptlc 1 1 lion 7005 Products for Sale *"'""' pay 1'-211 hr. prof'd. o"'""" & lu•wh I 1110. 'TO MO_ OK ANIMAL ASSIST'. LEACiU!: oeedt n1e<Uc.ton, ,a l lf hl COU.ECE trained cardentt"I ni rue lntervle\\"I 2 ..... p,\J, t.1nn., prl'p. 5:30 arn-1 1>111 . Oi!I • Mci'add~t\" Producer or CAU.r. ANlMAL CONTROL n1ent&l 1'9tardatlon, •tt 28. who ta proud Of hlJ quallty j ORGAN LESSONS FOR I ne ed MEN & t.11\Y 20. Appll('nntl O\'l'r 50 for appt, 6$0.lSOO, ext 1197. i Typist
Gothard,&: Jleu · Hun<W&ton &a.ch Shelter stocJcy 210 lhl, S'91i". v.'Orit. Complete mabtl. or ~rw. at n'I)' home. WOMEN 'th V>tl{.'Oni-0: otfl('nvise niUS! CASHIERS Sf!U~l"\t' ""' Pl~ue call Oiuck &hrtl'-•• 8521 Edison SL ~ll rtddiM broi.vn hall', lla'ht mtr;\' .t ed&e. cleanups. tvy ~-Kim Clark. W I bl· 18 :yr. olri. l ntt-rvi~\\'5 1 •
1 Ash ""' (Back t l l niddy con1~exlon, lredtlu, ~ TIME & ENERGY held at 101 S El Camino' statloos. ,c;h\tt& itVitiJ¥blc 6 wlll~Burke" Co... A•'A 0 umane Society) -n'"h -v •""· -·-·-· G-EO~ E. Rell.I SC . ,\~t-12 ~~II: 12Pi\1-6 P~1. 6 714 :9i7-ZIOOI uvption, I P I YI n i ii· ....... .. • . ..., ,, uu.NW.1•a ~ [DJ ' da/"·k. S.at1.il~ pa)'
neuterlna: lnform. 536-2ll3 11t> ~ pinky nnaer. S .. P R 1 N Kl.ER Reps.tr. I j f 1 who love MONEY. Automotlv•Ma.rlne $2.2.)/hr. lntt!l'\'i<?1••s 2-4 1 Stor•9e 4550 l\NIMAJ...S llfPOUNDED f>leaae®J hlamother ?drs. Plantina: A Cl"eanuptl· IA•"6oft'l •lt . t c II M W'I Part• Warehouseman rr-.1. i\1011. t.1ay 20.
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1 ARD ).Rf':A. Doxie mllc Brwn Blk F H.8. Police Det ect Iv(! ~ 835-3567 lnl!SI!. "1111 OJIJ)(lr\unil)' for Othcn1 ti;t',, n1ust IX" 18 )r. ~i acre11 from St:i0/1no. nee. Gcnn s1u.' PmQtCr. Ai. . Rlcha.rdt. Profes&lo~al J a p .ll n es" I Job W~nttd, Malt 7~ Ud\'IUlCt!ment. t.luNt be (')';• ~d ... ln1crv1ew11: he.Id lll lOl
Veh., $10fnl0. UUI. ~vnl\. I Cock·a·poo, RwltfBlk, r . ve' YOU c--· r~-lb 11 ,_riC'111.·e-d \\'Ith ......... 1 lf'lf'· I s. El Ca.lnloo keal, SC N.r. S.O. b"1v,v Al Euchd,r. V. TetTI"" -1~·up, Blk, ltn•. • ;u·uener. ""'-....•" u~ 1 · l'llOTEL l\fANAGER • \\'OUld APT. l\IANAGER for 12·2 br ··~ 0 -·-•1 833-3911 weekdniue, Sl•ep'::,'.'..~ ·• . !eon. C&h find ptaCG of mind, C311 ~7 Bluebird Ctr. CM. Uke to nianage motel, keeps funi units. No children-pets. phone pe1·sonnH1y. Xlnt n1l!d-, CE{'i:TR.-L Scr~ice \ceh .. \\'i J
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REL ' • e, e and more effecllve at home Maintenance -landscaping F ' "'01\\an 642·9520 •ft 5 Pl\1 fABLE RENT~R Poodle, 111lx, \\'hlte male. ""1th lhe kids. ProfesslonaJ 'tree remo v a l vcrY ·JobWanted, mele7050 · COAST DISTRIBUTORS: I CHEF BUSlNES.o;; 1n11n, no <:l'lildrcu Lub, Blk, .fem . pyachologist can titlp lhru rea!IOnable 642-&29, t \'e& ( --APART?.1ENT ~tanagers, 98 1375 ~an, Unit L, CJ\l
no pe ts. \.\'Alli unf ltiW. uP t Tc·l'rier 011....:, BN·n, n1ale i nt eresting, Jne>cpenaJve . . Lady lookina for .Nut11lng Unlts, Carden C1'0ve, expel AUTO SALESM EN-I !'ul\ charge \\'Qrk\ng Ch(·l 1 to $200 mo Be! 6 '15 Jlnt C('nn S/I{ Pointer BN'fl ll'OllP dlacUS&ioM in Costa MO\V A EDGE expert + 1 e n1ployrnent. Cari.fig · tor couple, 71 4 -8 4 6 -3 T 2 7 , 1 Bch CM ' po' n.:.' ,'fl, I Tenier nlix B/W ' I M "-·ll .,.n 2288 dependable. Call tor pro1npt elderl,y &I.ck or 2 adults 5 14 832-9136 I\'t'Cd t~r one of Oran~ 1 11·nnicd. Ben('fll$: .T ll P ·
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Sept, call Liz Ev:l ns. ~I~ I !en1er llllX, Tri, male CALL DOUG, ~76M ~~allable for v."Ork at hon1e . necesJ!IU}" Asb for nay
Bay Club \\'kdU)'S !) • .'.) l't;111!!00· Blonde, Blk: l\t. Just Sold our Hous e ? EXPERIENCED Japanese :.!_IJ-2274. I DAVE ROSS I SAM'S SEAFOOD I 64~. cs. l&:i l ~.1~~,~~ ~lntu, Bi'\\.', l\I. Manied couple ih early gardener )'ard, maintenance l BIOLOGICAL ILLUSTRA-Tra·1nees PONTIAC 16278 Pacific Coast Hwy '
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bdrm. hous<', Co1'0na <11'1 c:;~e~1~x. pup BiW~n~.I. ~b~tr:c1 ~~~;:;; ";~; FINE EDGE . or part Unie. G7J.s232. C'of;ra Mesa ~"?12: f!lll.DCAHE. Ll1e h11usc· I Mar or lrvlne Terr. Wb n1ix puppy, several sumnier or \\'ha t e ve r . Uard Mainte~ Sel"Vl~ J obs Want~, M&F 7075 lst & 2nd Shifts AUTO PAil.TS q u ls nl <'. \\'Ork tron1 :t·6. J days, sun1-
So.llsbul')', A.r:t. 67::-Gooo Tt'lT/Dobie mix, BIT, Jl,J. Refe~nces. 6334876 or Oeanups/Hauling. 54S-864> , , Sal<?llnien for gro11·1ng yolu1,.: nil'r full iiint', 2 g-ir!s. 7 .t: I
St. lkrnard, Brwn, \Vht, i-~. 558·7202. YARD CLEANUPS N~E!~T. Wert <'xp d cplt" 111 I Would you like pn11s .Jobber. A-lust !)(' 11. F:I Turo, 811-9123, 831).5.;()J I c
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Cock-a·poo, gray, ~I . & r.omplt'te maint &l:>-0309 ~•ui' t for lt1'1~eut I of IS-Ml I a.ggre11s1ve, ha\'e . good l'\'l'S. I ..._ ___ ,:., ll • i CATS VASJ-:C'rO~TY · · I 11.u un s 1n 11 ce area. t b~ome a part J>CLwnallly &.: de1in·i· tn .;.;.;ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. • .-.~.. Gray, sht. hall-, ftm. Conridentlal inf o r nia ti on Lawncare by ''2 Gals'' 1 Dependable I pleasant I 0 ~ -:I • • niake good n1<1ney. Cnnt:-t\'I CHIQUITA E11ual Oppr. l:;n1plo~1·r
Whit<? fen1. kittens. ~~s~l~ng f referT8.1. i1·k1,,y serv/clnups 642-90071 bvodahle, ~3717 . of the eXCltlftCJ Roger Gll laspy 831--00.t~ l>c! WANTS YOU l=====m:l:I ====
BuaJn11s Oppor SOOS ' YelJO\\•/While, S/H, ma]~ Profit A8enc7\li2-4'ks Non-f,fQ\V & EDGE expert +I Help Wanttcl, M&F 7100 computer 8 & j, Chiquita B1'f1 nds. Int'., A suh·
1-----'..:...---.:o.:: ANO OTHERS, 536-2JIJ LlFE or oUTtt: Let . OUt' dependable. Call for pron1pl ~ • ? ~UTO ,~~~B~ ,. -siduuy of Unitl'tJ Brand!';
Affiliate LOST: English Bu J l d 0 g ba bl 11 F al 1 free est. John 546-3446. * * * AAA Sett p ·r I industry. Sell Ne\1 BM\\ li S: use<! ..:.u:s, Co .. \\'urld \fide l\l11rketu1g A CANDY brindle & wht An11 t~ es ve. or ternat ves G 1 S I 60.. SECRETAeRrYosi io n St-e 1"11111y Rosen at C1'1>1·it•r lt"1rlrr, hus an opPning ror 1 SUPPLY ROUTE "P" .. ,, .. SE. R l 0 U s to ABORTION call LIFE enera erv ces -1 Va~an Data J\lachi11cs has l\lotors. 2m \V. 1st S.inla I O i•r I> k ' I
"fea1u1·ing" ~RGIES, Vic. Dana BEST l\1ASSAGE IN N 8 1 8 & \V MAlNTENANCE lniniedlate need for a see· several iminediate O]X'nings . ..., Opportuni!y fur ll•h«ince·
CLERK TYPIST
RECEPTIONIST g:s Y · LINE M1~22, 24 hrs.
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Liz Reinders Agency has '' Ana !"3111 ''11 re L. PS··"' l':<.persun.1
TIIE, NAT ION'S TOP .H1~1~.,., Hi~hl. REWARD. J«J() Irv in<? Av<?., Suite io3s: Gen'! ~~·· elec, J>!.uxn bing retary w/good telephone fo r e l·e c tro-mechanie11l 111('nt, <"On1rrl'hl·n~h·e trnin·
. C!IOCOL.\TES: ...,...,~. e~es Open 8 AM f.lon \\led Fri. &: pa.inltni. No JOh too \-'Olce, nice hand1vritlng, love assemblers on 1i.'t Md 2nd AVON !ni.;, 11ii:.r~J b1.•n(•fit:1. ,\~Soc·' Nr11-port Beach flrn1 'il"t'ks
Scn·ice nnd n.1alntatn y~ur 1 L03T, CJ\l l-~l'ntRlc ~at. fll\}Sf· Ann. 557-o.539. ' ' ' small. _l.Dw "!tes. 900-2241 for people & figure:;. l\lusl shifts. Individuals selected A k u<t<'. t:oll .. ·g<' Dl•i;rl'•' Ol') experienced clerk l}'Pisl/
O\l'n route .. Tlus oppu11.uni1y I ly h'A ....... "'/sh~akl; ol gold H.B. ~2143 c.M. type 60 a-··ately & •~ must have good n1awal S s • • • I equ11·ttlent l'X\wnenc:l' help-1 rft..'etitionist. Typing ~ =• \"O""Y •~ FEAR 11 tnated •••• ~ d•·t·~ty and a sl"""' ..... PRICES ARE co1:-;r. UP. i 1 I -...·as desi:.:nerl ~p~·lf1c111ly & -...-:Utt'. 6l.H!HS, if no ans. '' lW\ ... e m HOME NEEDS WORK? good speller. "'"' """'" -u · \\'.p.m. Abili1y to 11ork 11·1
for th~ dlst1ib~t1011 or the I 6-l:rll(() i\lon tlu'U Fri, 7am toft>\>er .:instantly. Ca 11 All Types of' Repairs l.lz Reinders Agency ~ire . to learn. Benefits S ll 0 UL D N 'T Ycr;R \ AN EQUAL nunit>Crs & keep arcuratc
.nations lu11 i\S:';l'JJ1t'd Ill in· tu llOClll. 8Jlytln1e. ~ Small Jobs our Specialty 4020 Blrch St., Suite IM include. . . " FA.J\lll.Y JNCOP.IE' You . OPPORTUN ITY r l' r Cl r rl !i. pl ca s an I
u\lure t.•hoc..·ulah'!i. Lc ... ·;11ion,,; 1 OFF slreet parking 3rd block Coast Home Repair 6f.5-.8l97 Newport Beach 83J..8l90 •10% ~ .shilt d•ffen:!nlia.l. can help by earn1n.:: ex1ra i EMPLOYER p;.·i·sona.lity & ahiliiy It•
lo be estnbllshed h>· our LAnGE, grey mate ~baggy north of Pier !lunt n"h Ea'·b"-hed l""::. ::*Compellti,:e pay n1onev as an A \I 0 :-.l L' "'' 1· I handle bus-..· dc!--k. \\'hil·h dog Red c<>lll\l' no Ile Nr · uo.: • BABY'S nanie & birth Jn ta ... U3 """ •Mod f ·rr Jl f: p RESENT A Tl\'F.. r ur 1·on ut"~ 1a 111L.••l'\_,_•·11 <."01npnny. 'You n111\' kce11 · . ' · • monthly 15 phone 53S.Jl44 ..., ---~ ~ ~ _. 1 em aci ! ies. -I II 'I ,., 1 711611 10 1111·ludes use of rl11·rri1ihon(' ·' · / H:L111h s 17th St Owner hand lettered on 6" _ :t 9" -•G edi 1 aid life Flexible hours. I'll irain 1·a • ~. "'-·1s . · -·11 your IJl\:SC'llt poi;llion hu1 . ' 0 C · t lor deal ?tis: ed ----- -roup in ca 1 \\c('kr:la}'S l.Jcolli('eu !l ,1111 ,\; 1·lil'nl t'\lnl!u·r i':\l·f'lll'nl
inust hRl'c .:!-S hou1'S. J)l'r t ~la.Hu at . . Anirual ~ ~~~ ~ gn. U A Better Temp. J:Josition insuranc~. ~·ou. Inlcrestc<l? Ca I I :: pn1 . iw \\ i·itl', Chit111it11 ll•irl..in~ co1J<ll11un.. & '"
lrf"('k llORJ't' ll111e &nd liUHlily 1 shellrr. . I _ , ~ URGENTLY ~ *12 ~a}s a year paid 5-~7().11. Hrands lnl· .. G:?tl l\"(•111>i11·1 h•'H<'flls.
fur lhc n1inln1un1 in\·e~t· LOST Siamese ni a I e, Ser*9I.... HOME REPAIR I vacation. Ccniei· Dr .. NeiilJUl'I Ucal·h,
ml•nt . Can be 11·orkNJ di!,\'.~ Blue-Point-frosty, si n ce Carpentry. ?lumbini *St~ purc~ase plau. BABYSlTTER needed Alon C 1.1 "'"''"" CALL
ed El trl al R "'9-JM• b •P I t sh·-·' t"-· ~ 10 '"3 "" 2 rii. ;J~. THE IRVINE CO or e\·cs .. p;1rt ur full 1irnl", W , "Pete" has Binus ec c · eas.,,.. ..,.,.. 1 NEE ED I ro 1 <UU 11:· •u u .r '·" :,,,,,.. : . .u, •
11.1nle or :e.mn.le, a~e no bnr· trouble._Ui02 ~s Naranjas, Account!~ .001 Hauling 60Sl I Please apply in person children, 2 &.. 4 yrs. $1 hr. cHURcH ORUJ\NIST \i·uii
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r1l'r. Ext~llent tnx \\Tlle I Lag. Niguel 493-49M. BOOKKEEPING Ta..xcs for contact B. Kralka. or C.M. area. 6-12--1630. experience. Plea!le ca\I. Equal Oppor. Einplayer
off. . . LOST: White long haired eat, inti! ,.ual ' YARD garage cleanup' 1 ASSEMBLY 1714) 833-2400 ext 336 BAB\'SI'ITER l\·ly hon11', ;';' fi.l.)-7650 davs or 6-l;}-701·1
CLERKS
lillnununi 1n1·rs1n1c11t: I I i:rn eye, 1 blue e,ve. Flea viu 5 or rompanys. ren1ove' trees, dirt, Ivy; · · days v.·cc.>k, Cosla l\'\('sa, :!
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1 eves. • .1 $2,200.00 I co1lar. Swi 5113. 418 Hard-Call 645 -0083 d r J v ·e w a ,v s , s t umps. v OM boys, 6 & 8, call :in 6: 30,
ln\·ei;tnient !$l'cured. in!C'rPSI I ing, Ba.I.boa. Reward. Call S·abyslttlng 6008 [ 847-2666. TRAINEES 6.12-7~51 CI..ERlCiU. 1
free flnnJ)clng a1·aiJable for 675-23J.J. , 1 LOCAL movini; & he.ullng by BABYSIT'fER. s u 111 111 er 1 I · (~I Clcrk·al Sldlls
exJ)l:lnslon. l.OST TI1ura, blue d e n i n1 * * * * * I student. Large t:htclt. Reas. Varian Data· Companion llC('df'tl ror 5 Become a part -Ae~·urate T'•pinit !-'or 11101-e lnfom1ation \11·iic : 'ol'a.ilet, contains paper route Barry, 531-1235 or 539-9438 Interim yr old Uoy, car ne('., OW' I -Outgoinfit P~rso11ality
Dlst1ibulor B\visio n 11100£'}', child heartbroken. J. P UI'NINS Ma'chines home, CD~f . &1G-121S l of the exciting ' -:\lalh Skills
Dcpartn1ent: Cho1'0!at('-C'.AJ t1M08 La Es DelptlU.a I ~IOVfNG? Local turn. or Penonnel Service 2722 Michelson Drh·e · --I sanP~?.~t~xc~1ii·11(J2 : r~~~~· ~=erock, :-,.12. t"ountain Valley f,~: &~=.' 32
ft . furn. 17511 Irvine Blvd. Irvine, Calif. 926&1 B~~·f0~iel~1~u:~:.~ Y!'1~:·1~:: ~odmpute,r ;,r:,r!:.v11:~1~·1,f'~~:~~-11~:::\
Pl!"alleinl'lullephrinf'11Unlhi't (Sunday) .Black & fa11'n, ,.OU ~r\! the \\lnn~r of /HAULIXG &. J\IOVING, fast •115 Tustin 1Eq,..U Oppor. En1ployer nl/f \\'Ol'k. 6 llays \\'k, Apply in '" ustry. PACIFIC MUTUAL * * * * *-~~~ m~~I~ Py. TWO FREE TICKETS ' !~1~.t ='. Ext 611• 138-5460 ~~~~(:,\ PASTRY SHOP i Varian Data Mach ines ;,~~u~t16;~1~1~~~1~;.~1: I -~ ·_~r ' to the Equal Oppor. En1pl~yer ,.14 nnp--B!vcl. N.B. h · d ' t · ,..,.;,,,,..,.;.;.--;.,,;.,,..,. CHARLES EXLEY F?UND: Black fo'en1. Puodle Southern Caltfornia lL\ULlNG & M OVING ua. ""d as 1mme 1a t openings
735 J oun Nt'ar Golden West College, MOBILE HOME SHOW ; L~~~? ~ Acoounting for the following : COOKS
eosia M•,. , 11.n .. 1193-00"' May 18th tbru May 21 th ' . . • ASSEMBLERS .... * Data Control WAITRESSES ' at the Gen. Haulinx·MD-·Tr8'h PAYROLL Eiperienc:ed BUSBOYS ,-ou arc ~c -...·inner or FOU!\D: Cat, female. long ANAHEIM STADIUM Tree &: shrub trim or DISHWASHERS
TWO FR E TICKETS iai~lk & ~JJ3s.:·1~nda 2IXXl State College Blvd. removal. Ell.~. CLERK . 1'~our day ii·ork \l'N'k. 10 Propf Operator Clerk & HOSTESSES
10 the ens. a I. . Anaheim Moving t1nd Haulint ( • hours pt>t· day. 6A~I to UNITED 1-:...:per. Only Need Apply
Southern California FOUNDWfealnmalute Sianiese cat. Please call S42-j678, ext. 333 I $10 &: up. * 963-Mj2 1 Applicant should ha\·e· I to 2 4:30Plll. Experience helpful. CALJFORNIA BAN K I R .... . . Apply In Person
MOBILE HOME SHOW Vi" ....-Ca 11 t !al ~'" u k t IN ~h ,·e·-·~n··-e ..,· pa-11 ('5por1s1.,1l1f!cs 11·ill 111t lutlc Denver M ln•'ng Co, '-· ..... 0 c m ,,~ .... c e '· i 0••. Housecleaning 6054 · ":'': .""·r-........ . . "'": : but not necessary. $2.00 per 1· · 1·1· d " l'llay 18th lhru May 17lh 5.?J-54-19. County toll lree number i.-; • • I actMl1es and proficiency 1n I hour. Good c 0 111 p an y 222 Ocean Ave., Jght lypii"gd · 1 1111: an unta n9 \\.', 19th St, o r
at th{' FND: Orange tabby, 1.lnle. 5-IQ.lTlOI. ; JS Uie suo Out:> Let us clean ) US<' o~ adding .':la~. benefits. Paid he11.llh, life Laguna Beach I ~~i~rol~n~ytvi"~~!n~l('~.';~~I e COOKS e
ANAHEIM STADIUM I Young cat. 'Vic: Highland * * your \Vindows & screens so I Duties ul('lude ~uditing time insurar.cc, \'<ICation?t & sick ·{714 ) 494--6546 fi;.:in'l~s <.J.nrl be fl hii::h f;l.?honl "-DISH\VASll ERS to ii•orl
200) State College Bl\'d. Dr. & Irvine NB. 548-7427 --~. * * '*-rou can tell. Carlson's c11.rds,. proceHsing ~I!, leave. gi-;uhuilt', ,~ ni\ninn1111 of 1 ill fas t I001! l't'staurant opcn
Annhcinl I Lost/Basset f<?m, tri-color, EXP. Mother w Ire f s. Cleaning 537-6:188 ne\\' hU'es and tem unation An Equ11l Oppo11un1ty ye:1r rirt1\·1ous e."!K'rrc·11ce ina soon iu Ncwporr Beach
Please rn!I 642-5678, ext. 3.13 1 \\•ht n1os1 prominent. San Fenced yd. To:ys, pets, EXPERIE?\CEED lady "·ill doeumentr.. ~ire to 1 Apply Jn PerMJn Er ployer 1 Pl'(•fe1Ted. Call 75;!-0'240 0 .. 0241 or nppl:
lo ('laiui your ll1;kel'1. <Nort h Jose tag. 968-0964. playmates. lunch & love. do h 0 u s e c l ean ing. c 0 m P ut e r 1 2 ed · pa~ll ~ 1-::::;~======= in person ~uun.ty toll free nuu1ber Is LO~l\ BLACK f~male % Lab, &J&..1880 ll.eferences. Call 5-13-1043. =uord~:~blc. Apply Ill I l'B/\NKU\G * Accounting VICTOH TA STATION >l~JI.~I \IGre" Dane, P"PPY. 4 mo CHRISTIAN mother w i 11 I Janltori•I 6063 i . PRIMARK UNION BANK RESTAURANT
old. ff found call 5.57-1.247 babyalt. Fenced yd. ho! I Dona ~~retl Cl k 990 Do\'C SL, Nc\\11011
, ... * ..... * ...... * ...... * ...... * ...... ,FOUND-Pair o! Bi!ocal meals, nap•. call Joanne ARE You~ high prices (7141 540-5000 ext.,""' PRODUCTS co. Haa An Openiltg for ,, er COOK-TRAI NEE-
RESTAURANT
RUSTIC
black rimmed glasses. VI" 900-1531 for low q"ality ol!ice main!? HYLAND PROOF
F""""" Island. 673-7346. MATUl!E won>an will """' Try °"' high quality jower ""'1l S. Su""' OPERATOR = . for chlldr<n. my oome US ,...ced regular c I ea n In • LABORATORIES Santa Ana, Calif. E\'eiling, chnnnlng, prorit-FN~ ~ ~·a=~ed CoJ!1e week. $6-6272 • p0 ro gr a 537m ~0fi & r l 80n's (Between Harbor & Exper. ls desirable, hoi\·e\·er.
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able. Bcer-.\\l ioe Uc., Prime pup, IC on, · lJCE:NSED loving ea.ning, ..._..... . Fairvie11•, If you. have had related
/'\ewport Bch. area. $&,000. 64~· l'~ened ~ near ~ 1
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Palntlng/P•perlnt 6073 3JXI HylaM Ave, South of Wan1erl exper. operating machi.nes I
Cule of Ne1,·port FOUND: Gray bro"' n <llut Plaza C.M. 567-12'70 C.Osta hteu. Calif., 9ai26 'ol'e \\'Ould like to taJk to you.
Re~po1~b1l~t1es \viii 1n1"lude bel\\-e<"n 2:30 I 4:30 p · typing 1n ... 01ce masters. . _m operating ditto machine and I llan1burger Han1Jct. 154
10-key adder. I Aclam!ll, C~l . Ask for l\h .
Hagen. Realtors Cockapoo female puppy. • EXTERIOR ONL y a1 --.-l An equal opportunity
675-S5ll 6f6-M85 or 642-7649. Carpenter 6015 an equ .....,...... •wuty Employer mil Please Apply In Person I * Secretary I COOK -SHORT ORDER. l'::::C:::C:l:=:==:=z::::;=:=z: j al a1 Llc'd., Insured,. Free Est. employer To Doris Mitch•ll days a 1\·eek. li1ust I> I• LOST 514.. t. . m e L'.LL PATIO-Covers lt Decks. Richard 97S-3335 6l0 Newnnrt Ctr Dr., NB : T . 60 h 1 • ,, on reliahle. Apply in person e ek ti Dn H e •'lfl~f Gray w/Blk &tri~. \\'hitf! CU!tom d lgned f: pertl ...... . yp111g \\ pn1, s on. 1anu OU -'zt;, r..n.mpus Dr. Irvine. S -S ~dn c005t & paws. !t.17-8832 ~ x y PAINTING & Repair, 35 yrs ACCOUNTING Equal Oppor. En1plo~ er "·pn1. i\lu:.1 cn,l(ly a ·
.. · .. built Free Mtimates \\'Oricmanship guar. Take WORK FOR A 1 I challen;.:e a11d a varif'I) nf COOK 11•{ exp'd· e Pizza-Take out $7M ~'T. Dog Tum' dk k 11 646-T"J98 8-IG-9t95 advantage of my e xp SPH:'IALIST.. ASSEMBLERS BARMAID top salary. oPC'n re~ponsibililies. ln<livitluul Call forappt.t.lon thru Fri . •Bldrs Hdwe $400M Gr grey. like Eng. ~wep dog. GENERAL CARPENTRY ~7056 day, nhcs & 1vknd .-:hif!s. .~e!e<"ted tnusl ha1·e a 837...J(JOO.
e 3 Machine Shops <..~t. G5-l"8i. :Ji9-2811) CUSTOM F1NISH WORK I FIRST CLASS EXT./L~T. Permanent fu\l·time posilionll Call bet1vn 11 a1n & 6 pn1, 1nini1nurn of 3 ycai1! n:-cent rou·".ffi ~e~ru:in. Please Sfnall jobs ok. 894-48511 PAINTING, PAPERHANG· \ open for assemblers of n1ed· l\Ion-Fri, 646-9935. c."pcrien<:e. .,COST
HOLLAND BUSINESS idrrtti/,)" Vic. 1' ru;yiew anri CUSTOM Woodwork, remod., ING, Free Estimates ical devices. Exper. desir· BEAUTY OPEilATOR Ir .i·ou niect these ACCOUNTING
&j5-4170 SALES 54<Hli08 Sun.Ao\\tt. 9'i9-5S5J """'"ling • repair, Vince ! 919-5294 able, but not n1andatory. ~lust be licen11ed. Assi.~1ants. . . . . MANAGER /.,..,.., ... ..,..,..,...,..,.,.,1 ...--Excellent fringe benefits In· and nlso 1 Shnnipoo girl tor ~uahflration~ .a1.1cl. ar(' GIIT s !Io p • L o.g un a· A F'OUl\'D, Iem'lle dog, Sam-Lenholt. 536-8475. PROF. painter, OOnett work, Temporary eluding profit sharing. Apply busy Aaion, 1610 \\'. Coa:;t 1nte1't"Stell u1 J0U1111g an Degro<? + "'ell roundeo choi~f loc. $30,000. inc. oyed. Carpt1t Strv1ce '°'' . reas, Int/..xl., tree estirnale. Assl"n.m. ent1 I in person, l-5 pm iveekdnys. H1\'}', N.B. 642-3970. I ?,,~a,"gcoffers~ounty company aet."Ountlng back g r o u n ' lrg. inventory. NE\\'El.L fm-7UT ' Refs. 548-2759, &42·3913. , • :r 1 " \\'/emphasis on cos I s
ASSOC 494-6594 ~'D. •Bassett f-Iound, fm.I. JOHN'S Carpet &: Upholstery PROF wallcovertn rtate Ava.liable For . SHILEY LABS INC BEAtITY 0 p E ft AT 0 n I * 12 days a year paid J\tnnuf. exp. $1S-19K r~
· Vic. J{8 High School Ori Sh (Soll 1l N 279514 l g, all Expet1e~. Personnel 1 AS.SlSTANT A-1ust. ha1:(' vacation · Paid/Also f''ec JobK. ~~~all~~ f~~ c:!1f 0 ~~ ~ Retardant!°)~~Uers .t: ~ ;aper. n4J~. · *ACCOUNTING CLKS 17600. Gillette A1·(!. ~~· T~~~ts H ~:~ 1 *Competitive pay HELE~ SCl!Al-~FER
Ne,.,. Po r t/fNine area. ~~~~~~~~~~! ~n~~or bl~te~ ~l~ * Wallp•per H•no•r * ! *:O~YI'~~~~}'~ ~:i-~~ Jrvi~~~plcx sTn.JsT. &ll-68.57
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833-1.205 wk days. I ll•I carpet&. Save )'OUt' mOQey C. Rebko 646-2449 CALL I Equal Oµportu nHy En1ployer BOAT CARPENTERS * roup m.u1c~ n-' 557-271 1
lnv11t Oppo rt'y SOlS · ~ ,......,, by savtna me e:«;tra l,fi.JHL INT/EXT PAINTING Aleta Fre<luiek, l\lgr. .. Expel-, only. 2SOO S-Susan, surance + hfe -·
i.;:.:='-"==--'-'--' · -~w c~~al/r~,"".\iJ~, AU Orange Co. Jim 67,._,,,, 714/835-4103 ASSEM.BLY l Santa Ana. *Sloe~ pu rc~ase plan COUNTER GIRL
OFFICE CON.DO! p,.....,.11 S3SO fl.iii. couch JiO:awr IS. 15 : Fl!EE EST. PROF. , MACHINE BOOKKEEPER F /C *Proftl sharing °""' ~U\~,Jl~!c 1,,
·V Outstanding opponunity to yra. exp. b: what CIOWlta not PAINTING. INT. • EXT. I An equal oppor. employer OPERATING ?t!ln 5 yrs manuf. exper. Reply in person or conlacl: Apply in 1ierson only, 2 to · build an office condo et this I INCREASE vnur buatllne 1-3 method I dO W'Ol'k -·-.. 11 * S67-G14 * . . . Xln't starting s a I a r Y . great address on Ma.in ize "':" 2 \\'k ' Goodftf Sll-OlOl .. ..,........ \\ork for ~ or swmg shil!. Advanceme.nt potential. Co. B. Krafka Pl\l. Dell Shel Delicatessen .-Street . in . Santa An a . cup •1~u s ds . ~: . ' Pla1t1r/Rtp•lr 6077 ACTIVITIES DIRECJ'OR Full or p/Ume. No ~xper. paid beDetits. PJease cnll f7l4) 833-2400, E.,'t. 336 BroolchW"st & Adams., H.B. ~....... ....Iler w i l J exerciies, pa or gim c L&R Ctpt (lnrs. Hae $24.93. Exper. pref'd. F/tlme. nee. Good conds & beoefits. """,, ..... 11 l 1_N_,_. _S.~v--0~"-·-----
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CAIL 615--1225 S32--4212. ' ... · ._., 11.......u. All ~F=uate-s * * * * * 642-1877 BOOKKEEPER fu ll charyre. "'k'? P/t eves & Sats. Pref
sP1RI11JAL READER Celllngl 6011 ASSE"f.IBLERS Male & New corp. r e q u Ires: en1pl'd. ~tr. Levi 846-5455.
Open 10 AM ro 10 P!H * WILLARD PAINTING * Roofing 6082 • RITA NUGENT f'e1nale, Ne w plant In Com:a n1 Jn I 1n um s e r v Jc es , Varian Data
Advice on all matters. New A~ Ceillnp + *SA.VE MONEY * I 108 Clearb1'90k Lane ~Iesa, Very good working moonlight, conven1ent for Machines
3U N. El Camino Real repe.lra 0rywa11 l:: wall CALL Tlf.l. \VEST COAST · Coata Mesa oondltions. Apply Stanford both parties. Newport area. 2722 Michelson Drive
San Oeminte: For appt. text, pe0 tch 1p1uo .. ..a:...., No. ROOF'lNG, INC. ~ Applied Engineering, :ll80 613--0830 after 1 pm. Call 492-0034 492-!:1136 · ._,.._ ,.OU sre the winner of Airway CM Irvine, Calil. 926&1 =...:=;~~~=~;=! 281033. SIUT/5: REPAIRS all '>1>''· Reus. TWO FREE TICKETS ' BOOKK!;EP.ER. lull charge,
ATI'ENTION . plant loft:ra, * P.ALM & CARD Ctrnent/Concr1te' iJ019 free esi. Llc'd. Ask lor to the ~BLERS (UU\l. trl.aJ ~a.nee), :f..Ug. •E:ijqu:::ialz=O::::ppoi::::;:r.::i:IEm=:=pl:::ioy=:'::::'::::mi::::ll
Interior desf&nen, h a f r ·READER * , . ; \Vall. 541..J388,...831)..{i(l20. -Southern California Ip r ec J s l ll n electro-mech. Co. l!X'J1 ~!ffuL ~ary Ii
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Clerk 1tyib:ts, etc... Prest1it! Spec. ret.dlngs $1. wJM 7322 CONCl\E'I1: PaUoa. Patio I Sandblasting 6083 MOBILE HOME SHOW · R~E:1!· Stro h open. Cil1111 tor appt. Clerical Temporary 1 location. For D¥>re info. call West m In• t er Ave ., Coven. QuaIJty wwk. Reas. ~............ ng me c · 4--541-2285 * s I I I ~70 from 10 to 5 Westminrter, o,pcn 1 da.YS Ltoe.oled. 64)-8$1.4. 1 WOOD Text., Bldgs, houses,/ A-tay 1.811\ th.ru May 2Tth aptitude. ~mbty 0 r ~Kl(EEPER. dlversllied. ecre ar ti Nted self 1tartlng lnd i-
Sllndayl ca.U 646-5063. 893-0SSt. CEMENT Ir: Block Work boa.ta, patios, Awim p:xHs. ANAHElaMttlteSTADIUM ~e~pc:e C ~hOJ!~ Pel'. Ekp: th trucklng & parts ** GTyopnol•,t,•I Clerks vldual with 3 ye•rs ex· MASSAGE &. SAUNA Walla, pallot oldewaiks: Shoo ~or •tMllcr llems. n · · · ;.;;a:" b,.,lne.. 1telplul. Jno, p<1 • lnv11t Wanted 5020 • etc. By hr. ·or lo6. 64&--09lS. °Quick Snnd Co: 64&-4296. 940 ~ State Collew:e Bh·d. -_ vacationg. 543-4904 * Accounting Clerks ,._ri1nce In Cr.dlt •ncl c WANTED Dental practices ~~=-·nr l e~en t CEMENT: ~Patio, drives. w. 18th St, c. )iesa Ple&Sfl cal~~ ext .. 333 t '7A t EASE' BKKPG !W\CHlNE OPR, TS~u!:a~rgk x0~y.F~r w~~~ ~:1 ~;'1~10 a':.Y :::;
In Orange Co. AmeHcan Call IJb~ at 963-12.47
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wallct-Replln,f aw A S.wing/Alt1 ration1 6084 lo cU.irn )'OUl' ttckeis_ (North! Oil NEWPORT BEACH "'Ith office ~b k k Pg Or Long Term. Call Us company benefits, paid
Dtntal Sales 5574 86 or-8839 A At. ... Htif6 BdJ, remove. !'rJ! '!t· ~ ! MARILYN'S Custom d ot.he , Coontv toll tree nun1bef i3 the \\'Orlds finest lt<ft. for expertence. Today! typing required, Good
845--7534. _ro:l~GNM'Tf . JESS · ~nent • Contractor. Clinic ~ or rcdalifl•, 5t0-12XI). men. v.'01ne n Ir: boys desires BOO~i....!.or ~et~ health/life insuranw, Mort Trust Deeds 5035 C1trin:.-'"1Co n (ld e n t\s1 t>rfve,.'tn,"1l4ew1 lk1 ; Gra-4266 · 'i * * * to htre a mi;a.intenam:e man fatmcat ...... "' "";"P .. rf-".
- ' coun.eUvf & r e ferr a l . pAtloa. !SU-1125. · . * * of high quality. It "''OUld be X-iXI S. Broedw-.y, S.A... J·(-iJl v•c•tlons and sfck
LOANS UP TO~ Al>ortlon, •dopll o n & CEMENT Wori<..C-all kinds Tolovlslon Ropolr 6090 ADMiNLSTRATIVE ,,__!or ;:,~ 1(:'"""""'\~art-1:";• BOYS & GIRLS I 'II """",..°'· IHve. Cell for appoint-
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1st TD Loans kl!eplltg. ·I ' ~bk!" · n... E ''; T.v. Servicing. ~..,.. 1947. ch•~i;'va'h mo9"'°r1 •• ......:, m~ 0,ne~ Newsiiaoer-c.m...S. ~Un. i..m.. """" mont.
APCAl!f} , GU-4416 638-3325 •. $U.\lll + perts rota! CUhkta t:11na i blr· n I ch&rader You would be ... 10. Lid<! 41<, Balboe f7141 -' '· 2 JD 1 * PAUi ~ CARD ~£R Centractor ,. '°21 ' ~ Work needed)· Re(ond. bmlnNI ":eci.W. xtn•t J;:::.~ rtqUired lo •-ork Mor>--Sun. Ptninsult1. 4 Balboa Point. ~;:§l::;::Z:~
1--nd OldS ~~°&cnn\'.~: Et:l!CJ'Rk:AL eomr.-i T~~ T.I•. i ~f~11 ... /t~l~l~~ ~~,..:-i;:;~i!J.:· ... ~ ~'j,'1n,~"p1lt.or"'"':" ca~l :
"' Lo 1 0 Co STAN'!'ON' S1!'-340ll •vall>hle.,..Ul>alJeJob.24 j83T w 19lll. c.w.· ~· f" thll lkltl. Foc: lntttvl<W would be wcleome. Pk.., 6G<Wl•let.YO-callon. Pllim•C~~~!;~~ ... lhnl
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PRODUCTS CO. ~. w•s r•te1 ring• • MALE c&U¢Uiah 23 ~ .entict, flcen1~. Tll • ' 6091 call~· call 6"-.5010 M-F, H Alie' IUS&OY ~ I /Paya I lS3' &JSU s.m.r Mte. c.. ' llnceN, >lffb ntCe ab'I: T..e51T • ~ t I ADMlN ~t for Tech tor Mr. Boquette. rot Eirper. Pre~ A.m'1. citizen. f • AM st.ant A b Ct-s. I 92704
!.·. IQ.1111 541-M11 18--34. for p;a. m&&'TiaPiJAC< T'l'ulane •• pat ios . CE'R.AMIC ~t. NEW ' Dept Or atnall, looal eo.: Ena:lllh br Span is h Pa,vmll. Ute t~~na kso S:'!r::f'o~'um~
8ervJM Hater ara~ :H yrs. Wrill Bax Ill, SJC rtmod, add. IJc.; &-l -.m t"tmndel, PWf.··-~U\n~tt!I. V ar'r ou1 reaponsfblllUea. ATI'ENDEN'I! CARE. lant'l spealdnc', Salary atcorcllng :dctmby t~~Ji~t~~al Esta~~ Employer m/f -J!),183 Ill 1'4' $31,335;, 1"11 Mii\fuACE A F~ll y "'¥ )1'0¥ IJo, G4MT03. Sm Jobs, wcloon!~, ~ • aome t>J>f"', Call ~1 / pnt, S.mJ·lm-.\ltl Lady. Life to .,,,.... Apply betwn 2' 30 inv<Slmeol ok. s. o. tree-/ ".'!!!!!~""l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$841.) mo lncl •kit ar.; • it!IOI* A . A Room~· .klntt.\A.IW'fttlo1'1$., T• Soll • · 1 6092 1 Mr. Pri>blt.. 1 d utlts, must U1te dOp.11.R. a.· 4:30 pm Klmbw;rtr w icy l-ntuM N'lM11el, P.il'lt1lon Sugar Do\\1, Cotton Bowl~
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SelllnJwthhla:w!Iha Dolly ""'"· 15.16-1148 °t' Hatnlot, 1545 Atlama, CM Viejo area. Phone !l.'l)·I600. °""'"' Bowl °' any kind
2G3144. • • ) Jphl!i\AM • TC ~son. 1t a>MPOST Pilot O.U.Ulid Ad ta a Have an extra W ee he-1~1' A&k lot' Mr. Hap9. ol bowl wtU 11ell with
• OUlllled Adi Call -Adi .Cd Adi Call IO-Elll It MULal ·0~D IJmplo metltr •.• l"" now with a bt.Uy Pll .. S.111tlle I..,_ "1111 a DaJly A.,d.,lstbe liESTDAYto DaJly Pilot <lMtdlled M !
tod!j<I ' ' ' IOdlz! ' • Calf !! II! call _,.I ,Oa'!!fied Ad i 6CH618. • _!'iJ91, a.a.I~ 'e.d. 6U-6f18 Nn an odl Oun'l tlflay ••• -'61M111."'-'='-----
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D J II DAILY PJLOl S"dc;•I~, -.·~•r;,:.:19::,, .:.19.:,,7.,.•_,._,.===~_,.,._,_..,,....,...,_°'""==,_,.~,...,~-~==~~~ Hal~ Wantod;-M&F-71 00 Help Wontod, M&F 1100Holp W•ntod, M&F 7100 I Holp Wanted, M&F'7 ~00 '.~•Ip W1nttd,.Ml~'7foo H1fp Wanlod, M&F 7100, Htlp Wanttd, M&F 7100 H elp W1niiCI, 'M&ii11oo HOlp WM ttd, MlF"7160
'.~.~'~· T,~ .. ~, ... ::~1~;:"::~; , Delivery-SundaY. Only 'GENERAi.CAREER . 1~';i~1!\"'w'!.~\:"f,~"f , INSPECTOR" Ludlng ll1lve • " MACHINIST ~~~~;~1~,;"r.".;1~~ ~trl. 11.:.'0 )r" l\1i11l.1 1n OF DATL¥ Pll.O'f TO CARRIERS. RE-are "'lll\nx to \\'Orie. l7141 M1nufadUr-• Nttd1 Production, ,bOft nin & tn\J· 1iio4~b. '"'" 19-~ ror
pc-rson •• Briny Uill'i;, :..~.;-, L. (~VIRES :rHE USE OF, A LAJ\GE S'T'A·
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OPPORTUNRIES i'li9-2000 .,.,•kdys, 9.5, ln•proc..'tfl:& I t~ion o I DRAFTSMAN 1 vtu1t"ly. Plet.S&bt IUM"OUnd· st•ntl·nudl• tuodel!n~ lnol
17U1 St., cr.1 TION \V AGON on VAN. CON'rACT r.rn . Co'1 P•y All FMI elttlroruc as. t m b It t.. ll\gi!. ll~'A' hldg Isl trvine ln· pin-up). In ro tUtll f(1r cus-
OOVNTE:R lh'lp Pl·1·n1, 1uu1 BENTON \VILLIAMS, 330 WEST BA y HELP WANTED ~=~le n1:_~'1 ;!:'t!i Ex]). 111 valve de• I g 11 , dU11trial complex. Call l\1r. tl'.lrll poi.'t.lollo. C.11 Pat iTt4l
tlnie ut"flC~P1kiNc STREET, COS'f A r.lESA. TELEPHONE 100% fR££ rlrcult boards u t 11 { zt na production too 11 n g Otarlaon. n4-m3993. ;G::;<Hll>0'-=-~-~--·1
2015 Harbor Blvd ('.'.\!. 642-4321 FOR APPOIN'l'MENT. Large Com pan y pr 1 n t s' Ip ~flcations. toler.ances • tils, f\take MAIDS ' F /TIME MCYJ'EL ?i-lalds, cwlH train. · --' 833 9770 I E • d" sample11 & proe'~~ea. detail drawinJ;ll dlrf'C'tly Applylnpttt'llOlt, oslaMcsa COUPLE An Equel O pportunity Employer I • xpan 1n,9 Interpret blueprints A tn>m layouts, Xln't ~nefit~. see PtDonnet fl.te11u.~e:, llUI, 3205 H1.1rbor BJ .• Q.1.
For Jtnito rial Work 0 Call .... A1~·•ntn1ent 17th • P•Jo-ntl•. c' M ' .t:!21 \V. Coast H'A')' .. N.B. •'U.o'.." -Help Wanted, M&F 7100 I Help Wanted, M&F 7100 1
1 CHIEF ACCNT $16K I NOW HI RING l!Chematlc dlwam•. CLA VAL CO Bilboo Boy Club E",M.O~T.TE!VEL MA5ut1D1•1,5
n rontrollrl'l> st.aft Pf' r nia n en t \l'Ol'k ln r.,. ,,.... • ..... 5.~11
In orrk·l' bulltilllJ.:, appro~. 70 DRA FTSMAN, SR. F /C BKKPR to $750 I D,ittct 11uvervts!nn o~ nuu1ul1tcturtnii. d\.~trlbutluq: I Industri.lll Relii.tions Apply 7 am-4 pm or Ma n F ectory Work yfh t1•s. r.1l.1:t1 ht• t'Hpnhh• of l111nJ<•d. npe11tng for a S-.-nior r·ee Paid. Fa.at growing land gi~n I 1J.e«1untlng secoon &. Ins tll. I lat I on , No (714) 494-9401 • J\.111.il rtsun\e PO Box l3Ta Sn1aU gro\\ing c<nnpl\J\Y neot r.tOTHER'S lfELPBlt, Li\'I.'
l'lt'ing bo1l<led. $tart 11nrk ln 01•1lft.-;n11u1 \1·hh experleuee J dtvclopcr needs sharp rnind I \:el\' rompany in Irvine. expcrleni.oe IK'(.'essa1)' due to Newport Bench, Ca 92663 So. Coast Pini.a. $2.50 hi'. lo in, lovely home in Newport ,!un~·. 111 'tool [H>sii::n and I to advance In 111anagemt'nt.. !\lust have 1tcctng degree. ! t"XCl'llC'nl training 11~·an1 I TELONIC x!n't beneDta. Free life & start. Ph. S..15-7101 nsk for Beach. Ch!ldrens a~cs 12 & 1
FahritalNI ,. o n1 pone n t 1\lso Fee Positions. Call · 1 for n1cn &: 14·omcn 18 & 1 111ed ins. Paid ab&ence &. Kent · 15, 644-7885. I
Send Reilttn\c draf1111~. Control Careel'!I Employ· 1· ACCO UNT ING $12K ! over. IND.USTRIES vacations. Proft Nring. N t W FACTORY !-italing S<1!ary l\1inirnu111 MECH ENGINEER n1cnt Agt.>ncy, MS-s;:c5, 3400 Heg bus ad or a.cctng. t Equal Oppor. e~loyer. l\ta.nttgemcnt TraiJiees Brwich ou!lets just oprnilig 1
To Clns~fled Arl no. ];it} Curt't'n! Ol:H:niiig fi;r n Jr, Irvine Blvd., N.B. Accowtt analysis, Bank. TOP WAG ES Laguna Beech <On BUI ne) PHOTOGRAPHERS 1n 11.J'\'a nct.!dt1 lh1• rollowinc :
c/o Dally Pilot nu;nufHcluring l'~ngirwer:
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r E f.t ALE, FACTORY Ret'On lolo'A' EDP. 2 Yrs exp, ~1gn1l' 1'>'11e $18.'l \vk P. O. Box 1560 i1 ith a <ll'J:Tl'e in !lle<'b. PACKAGERS, $2. hr to Exp suJ>('rv ability to For t.lort5l~fo2rm59alllon Cnll, Equal Oppor. Employer LEGAL Secty: Ne w·p or t St-rvmen (2) $3 hr
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 t<:ng. i\ll'tnHurgicul, rnctal 1 start, merit raise!!. 548-5125 PronlOte international finn. _.. 1-Center, Exp'd Per 110 n a I & Snlesmt·n Qpc>11 ' • forn11ng lllld 111etal renwvai I Call Mon & Tues Only l liiii injuries, 64(µll51 1\11 btineftt.'t, cnrft'r posilloni;. ~~/~~:·i~;:~c "ti.~l~;!~i!i r ~~ Fiberglass , A~;~u:!~1~:P tn !~K 1~ * * * J INSPECTOR 1£~~s~~ ~~ses ::c~8:1J a~ MARKETING REPS 4'4-l064 DATA PROCESSING
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l1•rlg:c or 360 1:170 np('r<Jtin~
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bark.ground & some sys!t'rns
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$16,000. Call Dept. 99 a1
1ools anrl fa..~tenC'r df.'Sign. IMMEDIATE 1 ta..;es. Pnnnerstllp, sole Emplo5'mcnt Agcltcy. Neerl~ N ITE AUDITOR \I r offcr 1'0n1pe11ti\1' "-ages 1 oxnershlp. Large prestige HELP 1st Shift RN's, LVN's fr_ Pre.ct.lc.lls 1£ntel or club ex.per. reqd
aild lic·nl·fi!..; inl'I. pairl 1 finn in Irvine. Future~ I t.lale & fein .' tor pvt duty: I $1 75 Week Salary + KtlQwlt'C.lge of NCil Wl
n1e1!ical 11lan, stol·k pur-! OPENINGS FOR Alert, aggressive person "ith staff telll'f & other llleclical C I l E • ~·/thne. S1·c Person 111' I ··~c plan and profil 1 CONSTRUCTION $700 I WANTED experience in ch £'l' king fields. 646-4..~16, ('(lsta Mei:o.. omm 51 on a r nings r.11,:1·.
shunng pairl in cash I Accowits payable expcr. 11\aterlal to srandards Ill in LlVE IN , t : $22>$300 Per Week Ba lboa Bay Club
quai'll'l'ly. Please submit PRODUCTION in cost rec.'Ords & payroll 1 ptocess, (21 packag_c i;:oods, elde;ly lad~mv':~:iimit:dr j T . . .. . 112'21 Yi. C~1st ilwy., NB
rcsun1e v>ilh saJruy history. j Large builders, no linilt j Part time drl\'t'r f·•r 13) custon1er sh1pn1ents. · "'' . · he nahou s lt>Rchng & OH' rroR lr£>;:un1es "·ithoul salAry WORKERS : on advarw.-ement. l\014•! d I Excellent benefits Paid Must dnve, no smoking. 2 fAstesl gl'O\\'it1g depAl1111ent NI r AUD St wanted. histot'ies will not be 11treet sales e iveri~s. h 111 Ill . • days a v•k on. 586-2198 :;Lore photography l'Ol\lpiuiv Apply. Su11 & ·ind 1-lot~·I
considf'redl I S afternoons. r.tust have ea !• e 1 n Ru ranee• L MAN , · · 1555 S. Coust Hwy., Laguno WAREHOUSE E CRETARY $650 California drivers license. vacations & sick leave. UBE , exper. Browns neerls sbRrp rl <' rl i cat l' d Ren '/I 494--6574
TOWNSEND CO. Int'l corp diversified Cuti r.1r. Harding at Apply In Person ~e?a':t ~enterN ~hell, 990 pcoplel'who like hard ~\\'Ol'k c ·
Cherry Ri\'et Division WORKERS abilities. Top lyping & sh 642-·1321 for intervie"·· PRIMARK ' 0 "'Y· · · ,r.; pron 118' B:-:perienc not NOTE CLERK
l:t.14 F., \\'arner, S.A· I Assist where needed. I l.VN's tor VIP art"l\."i All ne<·essiuy. . Pennanent tirst and second Great group to v.mk "'i!h. • * • PRODUCTS shirts for f' x pans 1 on. . \_\'E \\'ILL TRAIN . \\'e prc~ently have a 11
DELIVERY J.1an for early Drafting Trne .$446 shitr positions 11·/!h major S HELP WANTED ' Personnel [)('pt., II o a g: Position.'> are no\\' open in opening in our Note l){'pL,
(714) 833-8450
,\;\1 l~A. l'inies h111ni-Fret' l!.S. drafting req'll n1anufacturer of !ibergl11ss EC~ET~RY $600 I Full & P/time , :.?IJ'2{1 S. Susan Hosp, N.B. 1he Los Angeles nrra. !\lust tx• ~ood 'A'ith ligure'I & j )~·livf't·y r:oute. Adu!ts .nnly. See'y M atu re $550 tub and sho':'·er lllllls. Fibt·r· I Adnun ass~51ant, type, sh METRO CAR WASH Santa Ana. Calif. v,:f.l,\1' ABOUT YOUR I like r!etail v.'Ork. Pri,,1·
l::en11i111111:,1! ,·a1· l'f'lJ •I. 1 !n·s •IF s ~.• \\' . . glass expcrien~·e pre!erl'ed., do everyt1ng-& l'OHl'e. 1 _ Near Hnrhor & \\'anier Ave * * * f'l1TURE? 1•x1Jt"r. helpful, but nol per day. No sol!ritln~. rn·, ~ • Pl'i..-u ~Hlg or 1 Eni;ineering exp. Ht•!p." , 2950 Harbor Blvd. (TI4I G--4020 \\'E Plt0:\10TE 1''RO'.\.I ueeess.
4' " t l (' (' I i 11 g' r.1s~ tl')if's. U'llC'rest Ill RF. I Union shop "'ilh full bcnefils. I Tnterviel'.ing No'A' '1 Costa i\fesa 5.Jl).Sl9l E I 0 :>I E lo r I \\'ITllIN Please Cont.act \\'l's t 1n1nstrr/lln1g: Brh Mail Clrk Trne $346 1 illtniniuni $3 oo st:u1 rate quo ppor. mp ye , Bent•tits inl'lude coinpany Greg Ne11·land
n1'i':J. 63~·2!1'.!·L l'ee No exp. Type helps I goes 10 $3.45 alter 90 days.' ADMINIST ASS'T $600 1 MACHINISTS 1 puJd lif(', hQaith, niajor I Bank of Ameriea
DELIVERY ~1AN for Offirc 1\ngufi Gordon Excellent typing, rlictaph. I HOUSECLEANING • ..-n,. -~ •.,.,.,. l inedlC'al & prufil sharing:. Ne"'·ixn1. center Orfici·
Supplies, C.I11. _ N.B. area, Pe!'SOllll<'I Ageno:·y ~ l>lea!«! apply in pe1·son he-Phone etc, 2 girl sis ofc 1''ashion l~and
Fu!l-timr. r.lust 00 neat :l13 E. 17th St., Unit l;, t\\cen 9 and tl A.r.1. of 14·orld fan1t'd name ro, I Join tl'le nation's largest pro-1 • • WHY NOT? PHON1': E'Olt Call 83&-3."ffi a PP ear in R.
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Costn Mesa 642·672(1 1 Test your talents. Call! vic!er of h()IJAe('leaning ser· j i\PPOINTl\'1ENT TODAY Equal Oppor. Employer
STATIONERS, 64>-8300, LASCQ i PBX $600 lie" for prtvato home" CHECK OUR RATES .PHOTO ·
1803 Ne\\'f)Ort, C.~1. f:'LECTRONICS 1· ''"'' have l b -Create your own v.·ork v•eek. ~ AND BENEl'ITS I NURSES , . , ~ ""' I • _ , arge ro. ~sy \\'ork the days & hours of • -·•
DELlVERY, oart """. QUALITY INDUSTRIES 2 "°'""" board exp. Now. your choice "' ~ • : CORPORATION RN'S-LYN'S Ea1·ly n1ornu1~ P.<1 per roulr, ASSURANCE MGR I I ,· fab 1~ ?ldg, Irvine.. · · • · * * E i ced ' Tustin Si. lrv1nr;. l'ref. Su p e r".' i 5 0 l' y position. I NK-e personality & .b'l'OOnung Apply ti Ion. thru Fri. xper en
!'lUJ'\'tPd, L.A. 11 mes. !{to>spon!t=ible fol' rel~ivlng, I 3261 E. ~tiro Lo111a ; PROOF OPER $475 9 a1n·l2 noon & 2-1 pm ~ MACHINISTS OF AMERICA Havl' YolJ Ever \\'Ant('{! Tt•
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1 •·1-f\'JCR'"I A N. ,•. 1 ins pcoctions. Bac~und t7l4l 993·1220 ; f~rgrous 1' /lsla~d bank. • HOMEMAKERS 1"-Vll,I:. lr., ~ !• • l,,1r ,v , . "'""'. \\onderlu! benef11s. r.lust 1 UPJOHN : & MACHINE WESTCOAST Al '111C' San1C' Time>?
\\'ELL YOU CAN!! n1orn1ng L.J\. Tin1es ~-ar ~uton~ated tc:~!uig equi1~.. an equal opportunity i !lave ret.'ent exper Int No\\', . SERYICES•.AC.fl\CY rou!e. Tustin arC'a. 'No !<1J?<'. 1 ea d. e r s . elE"l.~roruc employer m/f 1 • l30 \\I', Placentia.
eoltecting. 83:s-TI48. Nl1.1111g equip. $16-$~'.K· Fl!t' CRED VERIFY $450 l\<'11-port Booch 645-j:J31 Account:ng Clerks to $515 OPERATORS 17141 833-8752
P1ud/also i;ee Positions. FIBERGLASS F ' di ho rt 1'E1ttranl'e Comer ol Indus/1\lech Engr $13K , ' DENTAL t'<'ceptionist, cofficl' }IELEN SCHAFFER rien Y P ~ perscirya 1 Y Placentia & Fla shi ) Boat Mech/Diesf'l $865 ' '
n1anager. SpeciaHy orfice. PERSONNEL AGENCY , Busy desk in beautiful g P F/C Bookkeeper '$800 2nd Shift 3-11 P!\1 Fr 0 n t desk . x . ray' 4262 Can1pus Or., B·t NB. STARTING FA c r Lr Ty. 1' /island bank: t11t~1 have I i;~ield Claims AdJUSter lOc Shift Premiwu 1 ............................. 1
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m..:ura rlff. exp. a mu.st. Good ft57-27U Super ground f J 0 0 r J'f'C.'t'lll credit ver. exp. I HOUSE KEEPER, li\'e·in. Trne, degree to $725 ~~~~TYJ' !:rdle~. sri~~~A. f~:~4~ Create \'our 011•n
sulury, fl'ln1.:e .bcn(~fit.~. Stonct opp:rtunity for individuals I ESCROW OFFICER 1 N.B. SaUicy open. Clean, 1 Legal Secretruy to $700 ~NI Shirt 11-7 Ar.t Hi guarn man/lady "'';car.. \\.'ork \\'eek!!
r'f');un:ii;. held 111 conliden~e, with CHOPPER GUN, GEL Prestige firnl opening neii• JaU11dry Jite eooklng for 2 11arketing Sec Y IO $700 Jik' Shift Pren1iun1 \l Le · 846-5.J-~ I C!.ass1fu·d Ad No .. 37, Daily ELECTRONIC COAT & LAf<fINATION ofc in Irvine. New honie s nla 11' children/childcare. Insur Claims Assistant 1' 1 ..:.-.r:. __ \·i, · ,Ja. Our hospital staU rein·! P1lo1 P O Box 1560 Cost·1 rl Ph ,.. ~" F;-& C"·"alty 10 N'OO • \\'ork 71., J!o"r' I l>TASSEUS.E, ~~hr"., P•"~"' & pr·,,·atr tl"tY · · · ' · ASSE MBLER expe ence. Xlnt v.·ages, & land sales. Sa:! acrord. · D'l"I"'",,,.,.. "" ""'"' . · " b"""' " v.,.._. .. l\le.-;.i., Calif 92626 · · ~ Secy/TiUe/Escro\v to 50 Paid For 8 HOl.lrs Huntington Beach. nursing -l'WI provide a ~ E' NT L , fully pWd benefits & profit to exper. Ground flooi· H.OUSEKEEPER / Cook for .. 1.,g Card Typt'>t lo $600 I =>1247 · f I 1 ·t t
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".'/min. l }T dental exp . ., hleasant surroundt;;:;~. Near a.pp y LO N PROCESSOR unemcumberel:. Beautiful CALL TJ'.l.SH HOPKINS * ENGINE & MECHANICAL f,,r a change of paee. (.;onrll :
&•nd resun1e to !llrs. Ferris, f)1e o(·e·in in N~\\·port HOOKER ! A $800 home. &!2-9600· 1 JERRI \V'HITTEMORE TURRET LATHE p.i.y, paid l'.t'ekly.
ITJ75 Brookhurst, No. 71, Beach APp!y at NEWPORT INDUSTRIES Beautiful neiv-Irvine ofc HOUSEIIBEPER, Lido Isle, l 488 E. 17th St lat Irvine) C~t * GRINDERS 1 ASSEMBLERS 1 Apply !\Ion. Thru l<-ri. i
Fountain \1nlll'y. Ca . 9270~ l\IARlNE, 10 a.m.-4 p:m. 1009 West Brooks St. Ontario Can be ore mhT· Re<:enl t~r91~i or out. Local refs. Suite 224 642·1470 * HONES I To assemble n<"N product~ 1 ~:::0.12:30 & 1:30-.J::UJ
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Hills -£!Toro arc:i. Exptr. v 't rs. exp. Unders1anrl GENERAL OFFICE Fol!o"'.''l~ po s 1 t ions: J'Nurse Aide s EXCELLENT COMPANY j ('!~~1 nc"~~· ~!~op ir; SunSt•t PR!'.'.FERRED. All fihifl~. Sal<i~Y .open. R.e P 1 i rs *Stemnom/pct1Jtt>rrkreadouts$. 7200 t To repair gel-coated fiber-s~~~ie Plenty in this 1'.1achin1st/ Lathe Opr, 2 yrs J'Convales Aides p,\ID BE:~EFITS \qunt'c J>ark E I , I Bl·,·erly Manor, 24152 Via ('O 1f den! I S?&-1130 !XU"' exper. req'd. Set-up & • • ',. 1
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DE!\TAL r1~•nt Desk,l*Bkkp r.F /C $7800 re~u,ibath!!.lb1andstio-:••ers. 1non1en1. Your day "ill be l Inspector. electro J'New Infant Care Mond h F 'd 'm~lngt~.''-r.&"1't'.per1lenccl don ~t;_~F.So,perRNat,;• rm'°' IVCUIP In s u Fa !1 c e, x. ray, , . i\llni!11um 1 )'.ear e~penence varied do:ng genet'al oifice han' al ts 1 \\' ~r ....... . ay t r u r 1 a y .,., "i; iese pea.sure "''....... ·~ . · l'nthu.o;;iaSIH.' & ch eer f u I, CPA tr;iining helpful required. Fiberglass boat duties & lite selling. A\'erage I niec IC ~mponen · n e "'1 er you ~ opyv.~Um!Y 8:30AM 'til 4:30PM boat enginl'S, dril'l'S & all shifts for E'Xpal"WOO
Nf'1\port Cl•nt<'r. 644--2.J:i;·, *Bkkpr F /C $8400 repair acceptable. New mod-typing & ability to hand!c process & fin~shed product~. to do something specia.I 111 aecesi;. Con1plete pers.onaJ progrdm. Personnel Dept.,
DENT·\L liECEP'T Co~struetion exp ~1el~tul cm plant in Anah~im area. figUres. Xln't advancement Exper. preld. Electro~c th.e, home health care_flelcf. SATURDAY I ruols required, Call today lloog Hosp, 'NB 64>8600.
Ex=r.·all · nhascs of ·front T~EGO.TI.1ABLE FE'E. 1 ~n!on shop wilh lull bene· potential & great startini: Assenibler, ex per in G.i\e us an opportunity .10 for appt. TURBO MARINI-.; NURSES Aide tltir'M. 7-3 '" " * echoic an s to $4 t t 1 assembly .of small discuss our program wtth o.u• ~!""" • • · 1icsk & take -.;-rays. t.1iss1on , _ . 1 1 s. sa ary. electronic components, Xln't you. All wages paid weekly. INTERVIEWS o...,-,"" 3-ll; Ma~. w /expe-r Viejo Call S.':{J.1"9:"i 1'1r1ng, 111ochan1cal or test I Jason Best Agency 'A'OI'king cond~ & benefits. Apply 1-lon. thru Fri. i\lECHANJC. Exp. ivith pret d. Xlnt roads .
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536-8965 10-12 Noon. "1262 Cruupu.~ Dr., B·4, N.B. j :::i::::::i::::::l::::::i::::::i::::::i::!::::::i::::::i:::'·-fnstruments, 102 E. Baker UP JOHN I aren.<1, all llhlf't!: for
DENTAL Assistant, C'px'd,l :::::.;=::::;:i,,,;~·7:::i.2:::i7~11==== General Ofc $476 i St, Costa Mesa. 979-5300. 330 \V, Placentia BERTEA MEDICAL f'xpans\on. Per""'tmel Dept, enrt'0 ctic ,•. "hoer t" I. INDUSTRIES I Newport Boach 66-5531 ' FEE PAID Hoog Hoop, N.B. ,_ ·" .. " Type accurately, re Ii eve ~ '.'llc\1·p:Jrt CentC'r 644-24.)5 IV PBX. \\'ill tr~,·n. Pie'"'"! s c <En~e ConM!r .of , Hack Ofc t>xp ~ 2 OFFICE GIRLS
· ' ' EXECUT E SECTY pcrron•Jity. otll Anne-~· IN PE TOR Placentia & F!aph>p) CORPORATION 'I lkk o!c bl lin Sfl6"t to $660 NEEDED
'?IS. H MACHINE OPR r-.Iag caro exper -.• typing: 3761 E. J\1ilu Lonia I ,. t ,,. ·~ '700 · 10 7 ·~-. -' Cal·\\'estern ron ° ice exp ~ Raclio teJ.-M.oe dispatch
F /l1n1c :30 am-pin. r-.tust SO·!"' l""m, •hlOO "'·nm, n1ust Anaheim, Ca.lit JANITORIAL M -•1•· h •v-N 'l' •· En\pluy111ent Agency .u ~arc i\lust be 25, able to dri\·e
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c111p oyee benefits. Apply s a la r v open . send an equal opportunity , : __ , · l st d •~t · k · S 235 1=2 'I h L.Un.van Sa\'1ngs & looJ1 I ea Y "'6" •:or I n Irvine, Calif, • u1te ovu " arArt ur YELLOW CAB CO.
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.osp1t , ,,u 1ctor1a, c:.;\1. prev exper, job respon, Santa Ana S35-32TI I MACHINE wk. Benefits. Ph 644-0000 __.or 83,1425 j MEDICAL i JM E. 16th, Costa Jl.lesn
i'. t! u a J 0 p Port u n i l Y salary Jcvel, and -t· to FILE Clerk. 1 to 2 ""'exper. ~ I ORDER DESK CLERK .. '" ~ ~· J.1\P1\N. ESE Lady wanted for . RECEPTIONIST
En1ployer. cor.1PREHENSI\'E CARE To assume duties as i;enior GENERAL OFFICE Look" f gal DON CT Shop, full-tiin e ni!cs, CORP. 230 Nev.'J'Ort Center tile clerk. Contact Ray A PARTS ~~;..,in~ ~V: 67~~9. 1 day Equal Oppor. Employer m/f : TNyping:rt lnBea,w-anch e . akills. ord~ngde~~ ~wo:~~~
Pltl.n1e da>••. &· n•t"".. ,.o D,·., S<tt'lc m. Newport ', Connelly, 644-1360· ssist busy salesman to keep Cl'....,., c JO re , l ·' ·~ their real estate office JR. SECRETARY 6.f4-&10t a· \\'Ork1ng w th customers
c:xper. ncC'e~"· AgC' 25-~~.. Beach, Calif. 92fi60. Attn: FOREMEN rwining smoothly. Salary necessary. \V\ll proces s Apply. J\1r. Donut. 135 E. Personnel, or call &f0..80Ci0. Experienced. Prefer Spanish $.JOJ. Call Coaalal Persormel , 1st Shift 7·3:30 Start a fascWltin.g c.'fl~er M he • il!EJ)\CAL ASST. b Ack billing, ulle Karrlex, and do
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ac regor ac orp GENERAL Office. Exp'd handle pllOnes. Good typing Calculator. Abo mUBt he I SECRETARY l&n Placentia Ave, Ot nee. Full time. Wilson's of 3rd Shirt 11·7 skills Great chance to w d t t 'st XI I
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' FRY COOK Calilornia. 1281 Logan, C.l\t. (30c Shift Premium) advli.~ce w/thls fine co. Call ante 'l\lercsh'gK. ILLEO ~~:t~~ge rond1t:o~s i~ ,;\\' . I
Si). Santa Ana area. Start ls! , Exper. Full, p/time fnspect l\fanifolds, Pistons, Coastal Personnel Agency, Bldg., illl fringe ben~i!s,
week in June. Send Resume. Surf & Sirloin G irl To Operate IBM 'Sleeves, Cranks & Machine ~. 2790 Harbor Blvd, including profit sharini;:. : CHECKERS sT1atoing Saililedary ~unimum F~~ :~~~:s~":·~~:ted B~'.: ~~~~t.,~~3&-~~: i~~~B~U:~~;~ ~[siN:' CJ\t lmmediat. open--UNSKofRLLED ~~r!fF~Jijrr"·~~Jfd~ : o ass ·Ad no. 156 $2.50 hr st.a.rt. Minor typing ln•pectlon H""d Tool•,.S"r-K"""''NCH ings for machin ists MOLDrNG •211i Briggs Ave, : D il Pil for Patio & Outdoor f\Jrn· ''" " ~ I r" nd c t ~1 ' \'arian Data Mad1incs, a c/o a y ot iture shop. Apply Green 50 wpm req. Small friendly face Plate, Sine Bar & Make OPERA TOR • operetors on os a <'Sn. •
leader 111 the romputer c-Pta· M0·,."::", CaLi609,...,.,,. Haven Nursery and Patio 1S01,"2~anCaJy i"""'JwieSo.i:,~71•0"'1 O\vn Set-Ups To Check 1st end 2nd shifts. 1 MEN , 0 RN AMENT A I. IRON : "" -~ I VI -.n.r Parts. Own Ins"""lion Tools 'I NEEDED \VORKER, w e I d e r & '
industry has in1mecliate Shop, ctorla & Newport bcfo-ooon '" 2nd Shift eT"URR""-LATHES NO\V • · I a11· Bl d ~... 'I "' • Required. (Rate range $4.1(}. I:. I . installer. E.xp, prefemrl I
openings 1n our (r u1g EXEC SECRETARY : v .. """ta ,.esa. ~-:::::::::::::::::::! I (•ll eTRAC R . ATH To worlt tor large electrlcat 4....._176
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lnll(•l'.'ll"'' Fee Paid. One of our finest hilt. A mle. us y, ay GUARDS 1 eHONES PAINTER • • PP Y ID per'°" Wed Good C B nef't ~-· · · all 'I to area I finns in Fashion Isle seeks '. · I o. e I I • ~~1t!On 18 _av aue. r eGRINDERS ·IMMEDIATE E Onl * DR,\FTSr-.t,\N-cntry level tou notch ind iv,· d "a 1 Sat, 2-4pm, El Niguel SECURITY X ln't Working Condi I individual with experience xp. Y Apply ' " eoun-· Cl b 2 3 7 O' I , on IBM 129 or Unr·vac 1710 eBRAKE OPENINGS Sec Personnel Ma.naf!<'r v.·/rcccnt secretarial e:xper. ..,. u • O OfflCERS B Ibo B Cl b \\'ork dirt!ctly w/VIP's CJulj)oust Dr., Laguna I Apply Jn Person Keypunch equipment . OPERATORS , ESxper" Not Necessary a I .ay U
• IJJ· .'\IG~ER.S·previous Also Fee Jobs. Call Coastai Niguel Promotion to under co1·er 1.ton thru Fri, 8·4:30 Excellent be~fits and eEXPEOITQRS ; Due To • 1221 W. Coo.st Hwy., NB '.,~.~~·r1:;;'.'" ni~:~~ulr1 or inl~l\1~1~ Personnel Agency, 27901· FULL & p/ttme , he I P, operator in 180 days. r.:o I SATURDAY s~~I')'Do. Anapp!Levy merpeettrson o1· •:TDTggEPtT·~. IOOMNSKPEERCTORS $15XQlntwTr£1IEnii ·L' y PART·TIME
1,.11,111.i ,,: '! \ ,.,1 r~. !l'<'hnica l llu1·0or· Blvd, C.M, 540--6055. COOKS, & DRIVERS. over e>.'J)er. necess. Full ,!',,, I INTERVIEW
.. ·Ji,,.!, d1•1.11·! :!nd assernhlv EXPERIENCED waitresses. 21· Calif. drivers lie, neat & p/time openings. All equip. S CLERICAL +!rawi n~!I l'C tar,"·llP layotit Apply in person. CaITOw's personable, Apply 410 E. I supplies. Cont.act supervisor 1 May 18th, 9AM-12 Noon (TI 4J 5'1!>-5000 ext. 250 MACHINIST .
Hf h111ord..; ,1 11h 1r·s nnd/or Ilestaurant; 620 Ave. Pico, 17th St., 01'. 646-TI36. Tu~ 5121, 9e.Il412 noon & ' -As per work agreement i11t'•'lt.'1nic.il j1ack.i;.:111:.:. SC. GAL FRIDAY , 5pm·~pm <lnly. Apply 2300 BERTEA H-'LAND ePROO. MACH1NE F'or more ~fonnAtlorl Good clerical skills + litl'.' \V Lincoln Anaheim I 1 OPRS * "' 6 * typing. 4 !fours per day .
., ('!ll·:Cl\Elt" _ Pi'••viou~ EXPERIENCED lady 1,1,ill do & PRNATE SECY · ' ' LABQBATORIEC ' -l\londay tlu'\I Friday.
<'XJil·rlenre> sh•)l.Jl•I ln•:lude i . housecleaning. References. tor busy executive. Age 18·2:3. HAIR STYLIST CORPORATION ~ ., (~ust knOw bfueprlnts & .,,...,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,I ;.'t-ar of ,ies,1gn/.:!Yi.'k1ng Call 543-1043 Free to trSahvel 1"'d h •hen Richard Ouellette la now in 3300 Hyll.llld Ave. . PA.id ~~~ & life : .,_________ Apply In flcrsonnel Dept.
plus 2 years o! design FABRICATORS &: SHEET necesaary. ou Cos M ~ 9263; Insurance, paJd"pen'aion plll.Jl pf 9
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.:he-eking. E..,lV·riPnre ;., PC i\IETAL men needed !or interested tn learn ing ita expanaion program, and IBOOl V K Lt\ e~ ~· , EVENING · •n• PACIFIC MUTUAL • " "' -·-' b"·'·-· 'I ..... e are interviewing Hail< on a rman · 700 N c· Dr boarils inaHrla1ory. li~hting fixture rompany. llPa--~· ~· •• r. $ty1J.gf• w/follo""""" 1610 Irvine, Calif. An Equal 0 p port unity 0Ut Of tune f ewport tr. ., NB • E K p c r i e n c e d a n d Hohmann, ~1948. .... '6 EmplOyer INTERVIEWS . Equal Oppor Employer ,,1
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care"1' \1i!h an Or:tni::e tr;un. Cont11.ct WOOD * GARD£NER * &U-3970 ~or 13~1425 KEY PUNCH OPR. 8 AM-6PM, Monday thru .liil/11 \ J:" , PART Titne IAcker Itoom " Count .~· 111mii1u1.v th a 1 l.!Cl!TING FIX'TIJR.E co .. Be your own boa! Part or Handym1~en11ral Part time 8 to 1or12 to 5. Friday ' "' ""f.' ·~ Attepdent, Woman over 21 •
()ffl',.., 2031 S. E M1.1in St, Irvine, f/Ume. Your own area. Good mt-chanlc.al ability. Equal Opp. Employer Min. exe; 3 ~ stf.1892 After hours ~ PlaJlt Supt.' !Jj desired. Apply ln pet"l!On,
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customers. Eam. Now. Pay N.B. O:>mpany. Some tra.vel " ng • YI f '6""' VA.Uil:ry ub, 23700 • )I *eo~~11;:~~rap~~, FACTORY Later. involved. $.1.75 per hr. Call 1 INSURANCE SALES Minuf•cturer Nffd1 • ... _ Clubhouse Dr. Laiuna * tifod<·rn r.'\c1hllcs SJ.4..7117 or SJ4..3144 Gene 81 645-0lL_ ' 1· DRAFTSMAN Niguel · • Housewives I Al ,..._ ' PART T'tf\'t.-"'·onian, tie-
" , HARDWARE $-"LES No exp n«:., enm whll• you ' , , SIEGLER ~ \\'oul•I you like to v.-ork close GARMENT CU'ITER for Reg ~ ••• k 1"81'1'1, part tlnlt', eve• .t -..... In .t ..._.1_ 1 I I I rMnc 110UcllJng. Snlary + !O ~; to hon1e tn ihe fl'\1ne rn-Wet Sult fo,ffg. P r efer · man wr """~ A •toe t11•knda, full time ~·h.n quali-...... .,..r. \'a.ivt ~..... comm. Vie. Harboc & wu.
dnstrlnl Cornplex •fl a reslor experience or will train. checking. Should have tied productJon tooUn,r, toler-, S<ln,~ ~t. 833-1662
of l'lt'ctronic comooncha. I $%.50 hr, 5 day wk, Apply 8 aomt" ~per. In plumbin1 F4"nen Jn8ursnct Group aJJcet A 1111. r.t41(e detail Eor 0.lfltd Ad PART TIME office & driving ·~
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:-,(') f'XJ)('rience ne("esnry. am·U noon,, 825 w. l8tb St. aupplles, electrtcfll auppUes Ed Lani * 541).1.834: cb:a~ dlreeU.V lrom la,y-• TIAN.-oRT · ACTION • \poaillon, No exp. MQC!WY.
Houi-s • i :30 to 4:oo. Call: COit& Mesa. -or toe•~ Muat htve outaolna ool,f. •t1benetita. DYN "MIC Call ~72 • 1
Varian Data l'«t•hle" 546-o:i.iL ;GENERAL ol!l<O •wk tor pe!'IOllAJtylormeetlngpub-INSURANCE Exper'd ' CA-VAL CO "' 5 A DAILY PILOT P ERSONNEL ASST ·•
M 1chlnot j oa1cs dept. 00 the ~· lie A be In &ood h•allll. Job propeny A c:a.ualcy ""'1CY f,! CM. 3131 W'. c.-r.atrom AD-YtSol • I 1tn equAl Qpportunlty ,..,.. • may require 110me heavy ·--"" Oood 1A L 17th A• •~ntla, (N ' ;M~tt_,-..:_· '4216Jt AMtst bu&)' peraonne\1--. 2122 ;\·t\cht-_l!IOo Drive <'lll!llO)'llr m f Yt1.chting As.9oc ...... rp. J . tUtln(. warceicommensul'llte bc';O~ Old ";"~tahed ·xbft bene 1111.l F1"H We A .,..,. 1r..-.. ..-. , ... ____ • ____ _. mal\qer of grow tne ~. J
Irvine, Cfl.111. 92664 I W. COdst ll"'Y·· N.B. Ct:IJI w'/exper. ~& ability. Apply , ........ ·Be ..... h 11;:..,., ran med ~ Paid ablence &: W•rrtet) N~ach firm. Must ll
£q11al Opporlunily Cnl)i.loyer i 646-0051 afternoon. in pen:on only, No phone ~... Pt; -·• ... • -.u vacations. Prntt lharing. Santi An• • 1 . have iOOO trnina &ldU.. >t ~ltf Doti t Wvt' u~ -the ihiPi ThCfaste1111 dl"llw In the Weit. call". ff.W. Wrtrht en, iz .i9Z1SU tArcOm Acenc)' Equil O;clor, tmplo)lll!'l' ~oppartun)t)' employer Classified adt •ll bla ~ SWt isoo. Call Coutal ·iJ
,C _. -22!L!2 ''l.b:t" It in cauiftcd, Ship ... a DaUY Pilot Oustned Rochelttt.CoslaMeu. ' . MJF 1ru.U km or IJ2Y lt'ttn. 'Per9Dnnel ~. 21911 ..
_CJ.MS SEU.S -&!Xt61i IQ Shore !toswts! 6'12-1611. Ad. Call 6<1U678. Cl.'SS SEl.LS • &0«18 , a.ABS SELLS . MH618 Just con _, lfarlm BllM, CM ~ :'
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"'1P Wint ... , M&F 7100 H1lp w~~hd, M•P 1100 Holp w1nl9d, !!'•,. 1lu111~~1jija;;i0il, Mi!' 11!' j Help wanted, M&F 11001 Holp Wanted, /;l&li 1iil0 Antlqut• llqut• IOOS ; Camor11 &tq.1p;-~
UCTURIS I \'!VITAR Pre-set m!nm tele, )
REAL EST A TE SALES SALES s.o-.1'1ySENI R , s~c:,::op :;..1!"':.:om~1 1 s~:cHANICS ~-!~.~.J!~'lloo. ~-894f . 0 Allj>ly Roy Carey 0-ron Applicants •l...id ha v • ANTiljlUE AUCTION ·
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR Growl(! F10or 0-'unity SECRETARY 1' Station, OOI S. O>aJt Hwy .. ' •trolli< back• r • u n d In Cah I03S
LICENSING & SALES TRAININll PROGRAM SlAlll1'1 NtwOtt"~ ........ Beach. , altcrult or related n<t;. "!ONDAY NIGHT: MAY 111111 7:00 P .M . FREE TO YOUll
Of t.eadlni: SERVICE Sta.. Atlttv.lant fll.ll , lndu.ttriaJ lfltthws w l 1 h AT \'et')' hoiuel>• c\ghl•\\'ffk old I BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES IMUrance Q>inpa"' WUI """'°" llw R>llonal & p/Umc. App\y day•. 1p<clflc & • dtn100stnte • klttm
ls L l Olfl ·f:xpandbllr: Sales Ofcs S!Je~ Ma•:· lnr.ludine Unkm '18, 1645 Adana:, C?d abllltle• in lit artie.le work GR'ND HOTEL B•LLROOM "-'338 ·•ter ,·. oc:• ces-We'r• Growing I) I (n 'No. \Vi!atem SrK.1or cuatomer l 1, l'\\alnta!n l!'L -M I W k a.1 rvlatex 10 a Irr r• me ~ · · · · · · · · · · · M ===~=,,.:~=..:~;::::....::....,_
GEORGE W Of Oranre County reoord1 or ales book.J.nia """''t eta or er nruciural parts &. toollnQ:. Off Bl d l llf I l<rITENS · Persian, I ILLIA}JSON, REALTOR 1o~or ul@I &. aetvioe in Long and correiipond~nce. \VUI • Exper. Full or p/tlnie. Call ( Harbor v ., Anabe m, Ca . oppos te 1-tln\a.Llyan & h y u rid, ,
Personnel Director Beacti _ \Vestmlnster _ ll$() band.le typing or 6-i.S-$180. ' n\ain gate to Disnerland ) CF.o\.. ?.lalr & re n1;. I e 1 llW111ngton .,.... l.adl • reportl ror the C<>nt:oUer aa SHIPPING CLl!RK : INSPECTOR We have been comnussioned by Mitchell An-j 546--"""
C ~SOS-A Meae Verde Dr. E•at oom~ete tralnlna: lurn. to welJ lti corrHponden<.'t. Reapor\#lble ror order l PRECISION tique Gallery of Beverly Hills to sell at .;Dc:09'-',='--------\
.... ~·~ ~s~ _ S564IOO , qua~0 ~~~~'E.XP \Ve are 8 dynamJc, youua preparallon, bottle. tlllll}i, &. ii Prinlary ~\tnt "111 _auction a big ne\V sbipment of fine European I e PUPPY WORLD • -------~~-~ ---1 NECESSARY com1Htn¥ located near lrel1:h 1 loading or ~ knowledge ot antiques.
Help W•nted, M&F 71001 H;p w.;-ec1:-M&F;_OO l.lcen»e<J Llc.D applicants Waruer Blvd. &IJld Harbor ~mui.ceutlceJ prod~(·tii. surf~ plate&: detail layo:il As you all know ~Ir. l\litchell"s antiques are I \\'alch dog& • German Shep.
welcome. OutstandJng Blvd. Good fringes and t''rtnge benellta. De 5 1 re. inspecUon opera.Uons tor n1ost all reconditioned and restored and are herds. OlUiuahuai, T 1 ny 1
PHONE $olicltof, Be a ch rnanaaement opportunitia, Wary cornmensurate \1tilh 1 niature ~vldual only. I nuu."hines, pa.rtli, 1 u b -• t• l\iodlrs, Pit Bulls, Cock&·
area. hourly .... ·age 4 libernJ RECEPTIONIST/ commluk>N frorn t!~perience. Send rHume or I Apply In Person asSC"1Tibly & a, s em b I y . the hlgbest of quality. I poo, Old English. Sa1noyed,
bonu11 h0rne recreational $800-$1600 monthly apply: Wf·9:30AJ\.1 • . ,\PPL'i AT • Doors open al 5:00 P.l\l. sale nighl Oachshwidll, Huskies, Pugs. p1'oducts, 642-3811 , 4 more to lllart. J\.ton, Wed. Thur"& Or Jon 1 ASTECH 100 )!IXED PUPS~ Stud
TYPIST I Fol' Pt'f'SOl\81 l ... ervle-.v Standard Llnwllco L•b1 A -division of TRE Corp. All nurch.IMt must be n.aid for & removed I Senice r..Joet Breeds, Open
POLie ... 2.148 N rt Bl d Ct\! I ,..-,..-I .E\'l'S. 531-50Z7. Y TYPIST Call c. L. Brldga1 Memories, Inc. _ e...,'PO v • l __ 3030 So. Redhill, Santa Alla from premises on n ight of sale. I-"--"'--'-''-""-'-----
openh1& in beau 11ru1 (714) '3S-7921 ••m.Spm SH[?&: RECEIVING I (7141 ~4121 COLO£:\' Relrie\'l'r puppies, i-~ountain VaJley office. Operate elcctronlc t (Jl•I 540-5082 6p.,..9pm A Subsidiary of , ~ . Cl.ERK . . ~qu1J.lopporturuty en1ploye-r HOTEL RULES ······ NO EXCEPTIONS I 6 ...,·ks. AKC. shots.
Aa:ency exp. desired. Great ll\\·itchboard, Accurate I APPLIED l\1AGNETICS 1 Exper1~nse<1. ln f 111.1 ~ g STRUCTURAL Steel GenenU Cocktails Available ' fan1astic ten1pern1~n1. $173.
oppor. for progress J v e t)-1)ist. l\tin. 60 ..., .. p.1n. CORP. I orden: Packina, rece1v1ng Shop Foreman, Star D Iron , Good \.\·orking do i:' a.
trainlng. l'lc<'tric type\.\Tlter. I Sales (No experience ok) 22'11 S. Anne S!. & f shfpplna:. Clean lite \\'orks. 531-2246 WEST COAST AUCTION & , 4~9.
J•IOfl Bt1t Agoncy ENGELHARD SILVER Santa Ana, CalU. 9'7M we'•"t products. XI n I WHOLESALE COMPANY DOG OBEDf&~CE Cl.ASS C j' 161' STUDENTS \\'Ork p1 l nov.·, 17-IOO Broukhul.i.t, 1-'.\I. all. or APPi: ~i-. Wk C I I An eqoal opportwiitu eniployf!e: benefits. flt Suninu.>r. Neal, reliable. TO Stllrt \\'ed. June 5, in th" Suite :.!13 96J..677j Industrial Reh1.tions ffVV· • omm II on <J Kingsley ~Ilg Conipany Licensed & Bonded
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1 Newport ; lni ne area. Call I LI"~ FA" ~·a en1ployer ;.Ir. Rlcha.l'dli, 84G-a.l.J5. ~-'" ,9 8 (7141 494-9401 I otrf OF BED - ---. -\.98ol Placentia Ave., Ct.I. 1'.\KINt: a1JVliotions f•ll' Appr•isers Liquidafors Auctioneers -~-'-'-' _. ------1 pn~~~~'H~~n ~~:x~r~~~ I IF YOU SELL: ~ i SHOE SALES. Son1e sale:'! tuU tinle, liet'flsed class A (714 ) 992-1190 (714) 992-1191 j GE~~f~N _Shon Ha.I! a"~ist .... H-· 7-12, 12 "· c .. •1 I TELONIC 1 l-~R TUE TOP CO~IPANY SECRETARY I ex per. nee. Rewarding job inecllanics D·t"" Uniforms Pou1te1 s. AKC. ill! n1;llt>s, J
"" "" ... "" .u rnE TOP INE 1 fo r career minded n1ale/ ~ . · • • · ---wrr -- - --....-~ • I \reeks i\t11y 17th. $65. to ~~7. I INDUSTRIES \VITI! _..p INLTEGR,ITY '. FINANCE tenl. Gd salary/Xln't bene.; fun11"hed. sala1y open. AI., L<LLLL __IWlLWWWU~ SlOO 5J6..8j65
PRESS SETTE_R_ •v '\\'/pleas eonds. Childrens l ;.:Q, I!.!11 and J~.rt lllllC s1a· HI W d M&F7100 A , 100•'~-·~------
IENGEJ.HARD halhnarlu1. tion salesn1e11. 0Jrir-1ct Dit."i< ep ante , nt1ques ~I ArCH,\N Puppiel-, AKC. OJ)l'.!nl~ for f/tlme day shi£1 Laguna Beich serialize&, \\'eights, .999 SECRETARY ~t~1i'te~~ash Isl. 644-2464 1 ~.1 1)1(.'K PRJCE Cll1'.VRON --! shO\\" quality. i\I F.
Jlt'<'Sli !;Cl\Cr lllli.n. Must h11vc J:::qu11J Oppor Einployer I 1-~ine ea. !'>-10-25-j(J..J()O oz. j 1 '.!·,rri i..:abot at L:t Pat, t..1-~I A G:\lrlCE:>;T Dis play: I 613--~~ 6ij....4911
good n1echanlc11I C'xpcr. \\'111 1 ' bar land ENCELllARD b SHORT ORDER t'OOI<:, Day 1 :._'ti vi lhll..; VALVE Pt•nod 1urniturt'. O a k , 1 tilllIUAlfUA i~vr~
tr11inCrOigRhT1 ""Ec"°"1·NC ,. I ----' bALL dw• "11!! ! ), ~~.you are P-1·''"'' available to ,,,.,-n I ~,:~n '°"1ve<1"s' t AJ?pllpy ',,!'11 TECHNICIAN lo Q.C. R.f'. B1i.1nl1"~· fine ~:,r l's I a I , J \I ct:'ks old. $~j , • tECEPTIONIST TYPIST ' on 8.·b e ar>1.1 n1ea11 v.. "'". . "I ,..~ = , · a· ,,,.. n1, r. I · I · Pvl"l'' ;un, Ol"ll'Ul<u art. etc .. , * ~I"~ * N.B. 642-1877 Ree e pt ff r on t office business, please ca\ l ~x~1·ie1\Ced career n111ldeU 1 Niguel Country Club, 23700 1 in e 8 r I\ 111 P 1 1 er s · MANUFACTURER l'lc·. $ j o u , o o o fn\·entnr;, . ~ p1'C':.1igious company. \\'e 675-2131 or 5 -I 7 -SO 9 6 ind~vlduaJ. Heavy s tat I Cl.ubhouse Dr, Lag ll n a 1 Cornniunicalions. e »Per · S011h11;_i11,1 ·., iuu~T f'le~;int 11 \ µ. old ~rnoyea. ,\l\ shots. . I nel'd a young, brig: h 1 ' AN-YTll\1E! Training and typing, numbers oriented Niguel necessary. Pal Eh~ct.ronics, aul·l1u11 :.;~llrry, \\"(' l>uy fut' Y?~Y , friendly. Call Jell, PRODUCTION auractl\'(' !'.('ff-starter l\'ith assistance? Certain I Y ! helpful. Able lo work under SOC!." 11·0•-k"r, •1s11·, ,,,h., I 118:.!0 \\"esten1, Ga rd e n NEEDS l' a:. h u i· a cc e PI j.%.o.;Go. 10 A.\l -6 P.\f.
E """ 1 ,,...... '" " '-" GJ'U\'(', Call 1'.lr. Sacks. MACHINIST b'Otld ~ypi.ng skill~ .... & 11anagcn1ent available. Pre 8 s Ure · _x 7 o~(I
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CLERK \ J)\:rsonahty ...,.ho I 1 Ke s A~tERICAN 1..-om~ny benefits & v;orking Hoa~ Hospital, N.B. ASSEMBLER "'"""' .-. ~ ..-. .-. .-... AKC. reg'd Chan1pion
I people. Full be n e f i ts I HERITAGE SILVER conditions. ~ li11\'s. 6 \\'ks old. 96S-863S a\·~ilu~le. Plea;;c cail lSALES CALL STENO Telephone Sales l'ull Or P ltiJne il!AHLEQUIN crent Dane
lmmediate opening fur a l a.HHi682 tor appomtrnent. EXPERIENCE THE IRVINE CO. Busy !!pot v.·/fai:."t gr'O\\'ing Costa Mesa Araa -11·1() \\'eek I SAT & SUN 11-6 puppil-s. Xlnt tein!X'nnent.
mature ind!v. 11·ho lilies RECEPTIONIST $550 NOT NEEDED &#-33S9, Dam-noon 1, engineering f 1 rm .' CLA-VAL CO. THE .\KC. a47-3l&t
challenge & variety: can fee Paid/Also Fee Jobs Equal Oppor. Ernplorer Outirtanding starling salary Work From • lith & Placentia, c:-.1 BIZARRE ANTIQUES GllEAc.cTc..cDo.o~=,-E-P_u_p_p_ies. __ 1 su~ssfullr hand I e a Beautiful girl looking $S25 l\lin. to $2400 monthly I & terrific advancen1e11; 1 Your Home \ 1 7 4 1:.00 NF.:ll'PORT BLVD .. C .. \I. Reasonable lo good honie.
variety of 1nten:iepartn1ental , flJ r beautiful oUices / :;.'Uaronteed. Conuoi.sslon JI -S.Cf9tary 1 (X>fc1~al. l 111 n1 c di at c Top Commissions rn~if~.%sun~en1f.o ~~ ~1;2j --~ Aft 1 pni, s:J&-;)j,32
one on one l'Ont11.Ct!I; can No Ttling qualified. Company \'ehiclC'. S open t:'-• jjg.7:ill * .. , B 1 Ca 9.,"3 PLATFOH\l Scale. ;;oo lb. 1\'0rk inde""ndently \1•/n1i11. WEST IFF • repeal business, y,eekly & lono . Jason Best Agency " ,~eii·port eac 1, • • ~oo S SOINAUZERS, i\liniaturt, ,.... I -BJ'l\:s .\1:~1 ~lij i·c " k c1 . !lllpervision: can dC'al 11·/ 1• .. i-sont1C'l ,\i;t'IK'Y r n1onth ly bonuse11. Dttytlme \\'('presently ha'e a !)OS1tlu11 1 li4jll) Brookhurst, F'. VI,\' ----------,;-;1,,., Serv. £l\~r. rcq. Xlnt lx'nefits 1 • 6-la-tUj3 * A"' • " \\' s. irunp strr,
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1 11ork. No eves. l.ocul n1eat for secretary steno, tllusl Suile 213 96.\.-671;, TF:l.EPllONE • •. 1.1 ' d . ll'nialc, ~ · O"''r(llors 11·anted. Exper .-i·ee 1 e ,. nJ{' 111"· A I' 8010 ' en.me. n""·" 2 ,.-olfit'f' 1"·1 L ' L"d ' , \ 11 holrsaler. ha.\"C! good ly111ug & s/h ,.~ * I' 1 b & , pp 1enceJ UERi\IAN Shorthair Poimu. "'u ...... '" "" r~. '"· 1nger, · ·' · prct but not ntt. -196-6-102 a11 11 .~en~·e \at 1 r:..:pcr . & ~kill in upernti11g :>12-&!36 t ,\Ir ~h111111, 21.'.--'iiG-8:.-l3 i;kilh;, * Profit Sharing 1 ~ Fen1, AKC, 9 lllO, i100 .
10 key & calrul<ilOl', Tyµin~ RECEPTIONIST i FACT IS Pl.EASl:::N a;Nl'ACT STOCK TELLER Steady E111ployn1t'nl ' SAVE TIME, (714• 644)--0610. e1·e.11
desirable, bu! not rt'q'd. J'\o l)·ping or shonhand, y,·ork _Ev_ eryone Eat_s Mea_t 8 Grek "ot "A11· and. Esper. preferred. 01111 Tools Requil't'll MONE'Y & ENERGY\ GOLDEN Retrie1·ers, AKC Duncan Elec:tronl'cs an mer1ce 1 Call ?.frs. Sa1ryer, 673-31::0 $JOO days or nights in a lovf'ly l SALES-OUTSIDE ~Newport Center Dr. CLERK I lniperial Savings & Loan Equal Oppor. En1ployer S~~p DUNL\P'S for re~'On· 6-12-6.569
286,) F'ain•ie\.\' Rd aln1osphere. No. exp. ~Outstanding opportU11ity to i--asruo Isl nd , , Ne\\'JlOrt Beach (On Bus Llnel d111oned appliances. fre1gti1
Costa r..tell8 ~1 ~ssacy, ·~:e traln. Apply I join 100 year old co. -~35058 'Equal Oppor. EmployC'r ! dan1aged & new floor PUG PUPPIES, A.KC, I hlk
Equal Oppor. Eniployer ml! I 111 pen;on afternoons or Extcn.o;ive training prograin. Equal Oppor Enlployer ,1 Varian Data. /'.'lachines, 11. ·-\\'AITRESS \\'anted 21 3j ( samples. i 111a\e, 1 fa...,n n1alc, t21J)
, e1'i'S. 2112 lfarbor Blvd., I Unlimited grml'th Potential. , 1 d . th 1 l MPO years old Day shift A~ly DUNLAP APPLIAi\CE C.'O. 06:c7::.&.o,=c:m::.'-~=~~-
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Costa l\lesa. ! Co. \\ill sponsor lor lite & SE~ARY, 60. \\P~J i i~u~~ ~ ~ ::~a~ TE 'S in perso~. \\led-Sal' 2--lpni, I 1815 Ne~rt Blvd'., CJ-.t I COCKER SPA~IEL Pups. I
"::t RECEPT / I securlly license. Salary to nun .. accurate, dictap~ne I opening In our s1ock room ' E! Niguel Country Club * .:>4S.7780 * hlonde nialc, I blk & tan
RET R $865. Call Coastal Personnel & ~~ ke.y add, responsrblc . d""d""' ho . ' o· I A J bl 23-_,oo Clubhouse Dr, '-~·na' i fREICHT DAl_l\.IAGE SAL_ E, fen1 . !(\.\-ks, 645--0829 SEC A Y Agen,.... "''" ""'~"' 2 -9 0 position 1n busy Costa Mesa , for IUl in lvi ""' ...,. enJCIY8 ~" I Po R f
1'o . sh. Gr~al var 1 e ~ y Har~~·Blv~· ' Otil't!practor ?fiice, 1nedlcal I a challenge, is 11illing to • la Q Niguel. nev.· Hut int c r 1 ll • AFGllAi~ Pups, show or pet
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Laguna Beach
Dufiltlon, Happy congenial · '-" tenn1nology, 1n.surance exp, 1\·ork overtin1e .,,,. hen ) • • • : e~ators, \\lashers, Dryeri:-& be:.1 English & CM1"n Crest
o((icc-. , S AL f: S \\I 0 l\t AN -Funky SH pref. Salury according to I required, has a ewTent . _ . WAI.TRESS D1sh11·ashe~, NC\V \~ n.r-lir1C's. Heas. 6-l5--223J
Cllll 54l)..{r(k)5 Granola Ne\\·port, Costa. exp & refs. 6-l&-0516 i\1-F !J-6 ' California cli-h·ers license a fE?.ff'() offers a truly unique lifust be y,ell groomed & I ranty, Credit, B of A .. l6:l3 FULL Blooded Tr I led fl d 1'1esa La p 'bl t --· good driving record & ~an ) ,\: tin1c saving opportunity reliable: Ex1>er.hel.pful. I \\'. \\'arner, Santa Ana, ne11r Bo H d Ma 1 , . e C•"1~~tal Pl:'n;onnel A;:ency I 1 guna .. oss.1 e 0 s E c RE: TAR Y , Exp'd, : 1 .... 11 d sw·f & SLCloin 11 bo 97!}-2S2l . ne OllJI • o 1 1 n ii::, :.'100 lJarbor Blvd, Clif e~. S\50 pe1 ''eek. Bscrol\' Salary 0 pen• I opcl'ate a fork lift. Previous or SI\! e · · · · · • ., , ~ . . · ar r. · 1 can't kee $35 962-769~ R·E-C.EPTIO-NIS·T-$500~ D1stnbutor. 01\11 car or Needed llntned· 83:;-2143 recent related e. ... perience KEYPUNCH -:>930 \\,Coast H1\y, l'iB. j NEAR NE\\' \\'ASTE KING , p, ' . , "
\<tll. Call George Funk, j preferred , but not SECRETARIES \\AITRESS & head gi~L . d i 3 h11·ashC'r, STOO · COLD~N LllB .. 11.'l) .,._00<!
}-'(t' Paid/Also f~ff' Jobs 832-8:'>99 a n)'1in1e. 5r. Bu)f>l' u1aua. t $1~8 n1andato1y. \\lio i1:11it d1i::;nif1ed-& E:-.:pd & ovoc 21. Apply in l Guara11teed perfect. pet. i;~male, I )rold. ~./ TypU~~h p~~ ores i SALESL.,\lJY' Jo"a sh ion Sr. Project en&lneer o i ' st11)1u11Hi11~ Ion;; or short pe1'SOn 1>£-t .. 3 &. ~ 5 p11~. I 6-15--6680. lx'sl otfer. 641-299'1
WESTCLI FF 1 Sporu;\\·ca1', exp'd, a1·ail Indus prod. develop $191' ! If ·L]?f~f nlcct nd l h cs"' ten11 a~sii:;nn1c111s -few ~:~~ta! C ~itchen, al2 \\ · \ • • REBL1' \1•asher, dryers, Free To You 8045
I ...,·eekends \\'rite Classified Legal Secy, probate $700 J q~, 1 lons ~ . . are Ja_1-s, eoupll! 1;ceks or fe11• · · · ' cl~h/\\'Sh. '$50 & up to t )T .
]Jl'l"!'VIU>el Ag.:ucy 11 Ad no. a.1. cto Daily Pilot, l-'/C Bkkpr, Constr ~. interested In .}Olnin:: an I 1nunths -~ou di.:ckle! ;\ow \\'/\!TRESS \\'anted, full par1 J ga!'. 546-5218 or 8.39-76~1{1. 1 FREE TO YOU -Very 1 :\lai:lc 111 Ce_n~rf P.O. Box 1:£i0 Cos•" ~fesa Bkkpr, Sec'yi Constr lo $700 ! Orange County conip.wy I ~-:JU ean ... , . 1in1e. El J\.latador, 1768 Ne .... -1 1,Jon1ely eig.ht-11-eck old kitten
!&alt. Ed111ge1, !> .. A. C rr """"" ' · ,.h .1 Oflic<' to .,7r . that orrers: APPLY BY PHONE po11 Bl\'d, Costa f\fcsa. Ap-Rent Washer1/Dryer1 5-1g..4338 after 5 j.12-8836 I a I . ;Jt.<UQ. vo:nera ... II ' *Mod F Ttl ' I . . . $2 \Vk Full amt _ . . lleceptionist See'y $600 I ern ac1 I es WJI :HO-i Jj(j & Let us knoi\' p ;-1n person bet11·een :l & ;i. • . m . • \VANT.--D *
Rl::CEl'TlO!'\ISf·ASS!'1T for Sj\LEi!d~usk be dex~n~~iced l t.:IC'rk Typist to $500 *Competitive Pay 1~·11a1 yullC i.kil!s ::ue. No \\'AlTRESS -Food & * 639-l20'.! * D.\L~lATION~ PUPPY 1'!11nl•d ll~1 1inil. ~ci\"I..;>'~ t Fashiu ':S A~TY Y ino ,.,,..' Cllr 1Sec'y 10 ~res. $6:AJ *Excellent Benefits nPL'll to t·o111c in perSLJnally · Cocktail. No dun1n1ies. Sid's 1 O\'EI\'.. Range, su1k, lri;::, I C;i!l : 99S-:io37 (Anaheim)
full or pru'I tlnie. Eves .. ~111 I 11 . &. ,-k ,':~rso~1 LegaJ Sec 1.'01'p Rf: $800 I unOl 1\·c llaxe U1e 'j\J~t ri~nt' Blue Beet. 107 21st Pl., N.B. • co1nllinatio11 unit. . , , \Opnl UI" \l'kCndli· \\ ntc I ams r11n . l..<10,:U/\a Sec Le I sr oo 1 J . 1 . ' --6i3-3614 BLACK Lab l I~ yr 8 super Cla:-s.ificd ,\cl i\o. 102, Daily ' Hills t\tall . Laguna llills .. ,:';tary,, ga ! 1 p ease app r in -~rson, 'll" ! ~~l or )OU._~ \\"ANTED fl\1hlEDIATELY . 1 v.·ith kids. Free to good
Pilot. P.O. Box t~. Costa I J::qua\ opportw1it~ e1nployer ~ ~ 10 gen ~ii;r to S~OO, eonlact B. Krafka. " l\E /Ell AT FJ::E AT TE'.\IPO. Clei·!cal llclp. Sa I a r y i\Dfl.IJ RAL REF'RIGERAT· I honie. 6&6397 after 6PM
<\I sa Calif 926~ • IS \.LESPERSON ltt.e<.>ept 1)'J)lsl . lo $;xJO fil·IJ &33-2400. e'-1. 3:)i Tempo emporary Help Open. Call for appointnJC'llt. OR, frostfrtt. Gold, 1·1 cu ft. ,
Production Workers ~ ' · I ' • • expcr. for Call Jearulle Stsco VDM VOLLRATH CO 979-659j Like New S12:i ~7-4062 ?-f,\LE puppy, 8 11·~ old, % pJ~til'!I !ahric.1tor has RECEPTIONIST ...,-/typing lighlin{:' fixture co. Co11l1tcl ,r,,_ Sid H0Un1un I -• '" · '. ' 1 Setter & ~~ Aust. Sieep dofi:'·
ininicd. <>p1'nlng!I for & 10 key -I.Pr busy C.l\!.1 \\"ood Lighting f'.L-.;turc .co, NEWPORT r WELDERS ~TE t.lddel Ke11mor e 1 8-IG-2982
tniillE't."s & Pr 0 du cl i 0 n l:hiropractlc otc. Exl>f'r. I 2031 S. E'. 1\lain, Irvine. P I Ag I Varian Data TOOL MAKER AND \' ~ For ~salf.'. excellent B:.:L:.:K:. • .::&=S~il~t~i.-.,-,-1.,,..--.. -,
1\'0rkers. pr,,f'd. Or. Yarwood ., 5-Ui-290L ersonne tncy GENERAL SHOP e,-onclllion · $4a. S42-l007 I ;\1, 6 rno; healthy, afff'ct;
Apply Jn Pf'rson &16--ffil6. j S..\LESLAD\·, exµ'd. One eve 833 Dover Dr., N .B. 1 Machines TOOL ROOM Trail Rite Trailer r.ttg. 3100 , FRIGIDIARE 10~ freezer. inside only. 549-1846.
Kennedy Plas1ics Cvr11 -R. N. WANTED · & Sani \:' H 131 SE y 642-3170 1 27'22 Michelson Dr MACHINISTS \\'. Cenu'al, Santa. Ana. (No Bry>nle7 Sl.25. Xlnt cont.!. CONTEMPORARY sofa, 87:'
17372 Lastn111n, ln·i ne 'For ri1HT Clinic In Gan.Jen ! 1 ~<?~\\, So. C 0 as t ----Irvine, Calif. 926&1 . • phone calls please) 56-3.%~ 1 needs reupholstering, sturdy
( lr.·1ne Indus. C•>n1plex 1 i Grove. Good hours, 8 10 :;, I ~~~2 Call for appt SECURITY 1 Equal Oppor. Employer ni/t I l~t and :lnd sl~1fts. ~aid n1ed-\l/ELD£R, experi~ v;•\th FR£E Pl(]{ UP. REFS.
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frarne. 6-12-1695
QU,\LJT't' Q)NTr~OL !\Ion !hru l-'ri. Salary & . . GUARDS i --ico.I .a11d life u1surance. \\TOughl Iron, APP I Y APPL. & SC_RAP ti.lETAL 2 '\'R Old Blond t.taJe Cocker
CHROME CLEANER her?erils. Send resunie to SCR~\V Jl.lachine • S"ing Need p/time guards tor STORE CLERKS ' Ovei1nnc. r\RTISTIC DESIGNS JN * 61'&-'J25S * I Spaniel, to good home,
)!arty, 9l'KJ Ch a P ni an. j ~I ~ t, ~t , UP1 & run Orange Co. area. For I c.nshlcts, Stock Clerks, Floor I E • Interviews IRON, 712 '(<>t·kto1vn, H. B. RE1'"'R IG for sale, Rw1s x!nt. M0-4187
Garden Grovl' 92641 1 er, e ..... s K>p, new inte_rvie1v _ Call ( 21 3 I , Clerks. Good future. X1I1 'l ven!nCJ or phone 536-7060 1 yr old, $70. • • Jl.lALE Collie/She , shots & & PACKER RF: s TA u RANT ~tale, I ~~~h~les, co':Jry Ag 0 ~ d 4 3 a~. 8 9 :> 9. La\\' re n c e I tic-nefiUJ. Permanent f/~n1e. 1 8 A:~l-6 Pl'.1. Jl.1onday thru \\"HO \\"M'TS ;o \\'ORI<? 536--246..1 • licensed. 1 vr Pold. Good ~-eniale to \\·ork dar.; or St an 7 0 rd 'A ~ f e ~ _Security, Inc. Long Beach. Over 21. No f I t 1 m f' F11day. After _houri> call DRIVE A (,\B! .
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LA.1'£ Jl.todel CUPPEH.TONE, I disposition. r'rce. !);l~-lZ18.
1 nights. BURGER KING, Engineering 30SO P Lr.,,,. SERVICE Sta. Attendant. I students. Apply In person, Plant Supt. at l1141 ;H&-3131 CI-IOOSF. your hours, work KENl\tOR~ \Vasher. _S'ij, j HALF SIA!\JESE J.:ITTE:-.l'S I t6'.;-ll Bl' a ch Blvd. Costa ~tesa' ay, lull & p/Unie. 990 E. Coast ' __ PIC N SAVE LEAR for yo~ ... be your 0\\'11 Guar&deh\'ered.54&-8612 ! feniale s.i7.6803 or 531_5.soi) Xo C'.\'.p<'lienct" neces~fll')'
Hfl(I only II hi1oth !iC'hool
e1tucation m1uired 1 ... r
thi11 l.~I f;/iiff po::iOon.
\rill be organiting iind
cleaning chrome plates
for pa<·k11.ging a.Ion(.: 1vith
llOnle packaging. Full ,
eon1pnny benefits includ-1 ing mf'tliea\ find denlal I
insur11.nce, nn<I paid Va·
cations and sick leR\'e. '
Hunlin"IOll Beach. . Hwy NB. I 11:> E. 17th. Costa 1'1esa r OOss. t.en or \\'Omen. Can • 8015 I k f . ?II ' -SE A 1\1 ST RESS ...,. it h '. · Call 00--5678 I Pilot Oass\Hed ad. 642--56?8 ; he slightlv handicapped. Auction as or 1 argone.
ROBINSONS experience, Sl'\\'ing cushions aodasslf:ed Ad! G l'eat • aean Appeara11ce. I Furniture I050
nee cl e d by Young t ay. I Help Wanted, M&F 7100
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SIE LER Vts., retired. Age 25 to 70. AUCTION
I Aggressi\·e Com Pa n Y. Supplenienl .vour ir1ron1e. AtflERlCAN INDIAN I KlNGSIZE be.!, xtra (inn,
Fashion Island Permenant year round S Dri\>eacab6hrsormorea ARTIFACT I new, lncl. niattress, box
Has Openir1g .For ' eniploynient. Paid holidays s J c o I TRAN PORT day. Apply ir1 ~rson, \\1Uli11.m H. Price Collection spring& & frame. $165. I v a c. ti 0 n. • group an uan ap1strano QYNAMICS Yollow Cab Co .. 186 E. ''"' Appro> 500 lteiru;. 10 plec<• (wortn s 3 50 I . Queensii•
FURNITURE \llSW"all(.'l'. Start beh\-een St .. Costa ~fesa. of SIOUX bead \\'ark;. 65 $145. Inc. de.livery. Usually
S.100 & $3.50 hf'· Apply at 3131 \\'. Segerstron1 \V0~1AN 10 take care of BASKETS, n1any APACHE: ho1ne BJ:i-2488. 16881 Hale, lrvnie. 557~ .. h lllh 1974 22 Id d' I !Nt'lll" Harbor & \Varner) invalld Fri mo . t 50 OLD BLAN::ETS & .,.......,..,.. ,._
c.11 or Apply In Porson I
1'.loo. thru l-'ri., 8Al\{ to 5P.\I LES MAN An Equal op p o rt u n 1 t ~ On Marc , our year o me tum Santa Ana • · nung o RUGS sizes up to lOxl.5 rt. DlNL1 1.c. set-.....,rner group. SA Employer sized electronics com~any moved into our I £quaJ oppo11unity en1ployer ·Sun. eve. ~after 5 pm POTTE' RY-...., nrs. stoned ~m"""m~· Cockt1,. ,•,ii tblne. ,•,
l .. · J C · I MIF' Sun., any time during wk. w ,.... ..., .. v """'" s~tSTRESS, exp. full or brand new acility m an uan apts rano. * 493-9252 * I 1'1arie. 185 pcs. in all S42--~79 '
Transmask
Corp.
Subsidiary of Callfon1ia
Computer Products, Ill\:.
3952 Campus Ori\'e
Newport Be11.ch, Ca.
(Near Orange County
AillK>rt' t n 4) a4G-6080
Equal opportunity employer
JI.Il l-'
Re•I E1t•tt Sal11
$60
Llcon1ing School
In
Huntington Btach
16111 Btoch Blvd. e Fut Start Tta1nlni
e C1osed Orcult 'IV
t..> Natlonwlde Rererral1
e Medlcal Prog:ram
• !.fa.nqement Prograna
• Free 3 Week In Depth
Training Progran1
• Eam Whlle You Leam
Call Biil Flory 131.5440
Mondly thtU n-tday e TARBELL
l\tu~1 Be EJ.:perienctd
I Apply Personnel Olli~
12-3 P!\.t. 1'1on thru Fri I No. 2 Fashkm Island, NB I Equal Oppor. Employer
ROBINSONS
• Falhlon l1land
Has Opening For
SECRETARY
To Stor•_ M.nager
Glrl Friday pos\Uon. Afu!I
ha\·r good !l<f'Cretarial skills.
I Xlll'! benerJts .l llberal
discounts.
Apply Penionnel 0tttce
12-3 PM, Mon lhnl Fri
No. 2 Fashion Island, NB
Equal Op,,.... Employ.,.
ROUTE MAN, I /time
Industrial lllunctry. Great
opportun i t y for
advancement. Salary +
comm . 979--7382.
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part time. Pattison Sail de· I n eluding p~lurnbian. .
sign. 8.'.i:-t757. Whtie many of our employees from our TOOL & DIE MAKERS YACHT RIGGER O!d pa~n je1o.·l'Jry. paintings ,SOFA Elftn plaid Herc~on.
SEAAISI'RESS, exp. &. PaSadena facility moved wilh us, we do ;; )rs experience In Progressive ~tarine Hard-1 by famous Indian artists. $12_5. Stoneware la.mp $15. 1
trainees. Dave car ro 11 have the (allowing openings: progressive dies & crush ware 11fg. has openings for EHigy, bird & banner ~-=8 doors $30. Call
Sailniakers, C.M, 642-856:i formin~ hot sizing dies. an1bltious l!ltriou.6, produc-stones. eve.Ii.
SECRETARY
Imn1ediate opening tor a
sharp self starting
individual who d • • J r e •
varied responsibilities •
"""' lnde..,,-uy. fyplnz 80-90 w.p.m,, Sh 100-13>
w.p.ni. Excellent \l'Otking
oonditions & benefits.
CALL
THE IRVINE CO.
644 3389, 9tim-MOl1
Equal ()ppr. Employer
* * * *
Draftsmen
Electronic Technicians
Transducer Assemblers
CaHbrators
Inspectors
Electronic Assemblers
Test Technicians
Able 10 run all tooling tion worker in Yacht Rig· Preview Sun., JI.lay 19 DRESSER. Triple, tramed
n1ad1inery. ging, Splicing. Swaging. Ex· (1-7 Pi\I) mtmn-, 2 nlte standll,
APPLY AT per pref, Apply in penon. Sale, Mon. & Tues.. Danish oiled Walnut. $75.
ASTECH 770 W. 17th, Costa Mesa. May al & 21 837~
A division of TRE Corp. Eves: 7:30 PM PASADENAo -~E~C~O-RA_T_O_R __ a_baol_u_t-ely
3o:JO So. Redhill, Santa Ana ~ CIVIC AUDITORIU~t beauL fully-lined drapes.
(714)540-41Zl I Mwdwri 1 11 j "-DON l\fcLEOD. ~lust &ee Reas. Hrbr Vu. Equal opportunity employer . V AUCTIONEER 64-1-7970 ;_; ... iii;~~~--iiiiiii l,iffl f213l 447-9520 F-0-R--SALE-.-,-,,.,.--b-,-.-.'
i TYP~ST Antiqu.1 I005 ~ French Empire cu 1ton1
, Hobby n1agaz1ne n e e d s -AUCTION ! desi&:n, solid \Yalnut. 2 accura.1e typist w/s.incere . CO\.'UI Call 49-14548
in1erest in learning * * * * * I business. Pay increases as Bargains on fine-crystal, J SHHHI FURNITURE
skills &ro"'· WALTER CARVER porcelain, oriental ob_le<:ts,, AT WHOLESALE1
J•son Beat Agency 6811 Trask Ave. painting, jewelry, antiques, 194-2020 ! 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. Westminster period rumEviture. $~;~·~ ----------1 , Sutte 2tS • 96.l-6775 Inventory. ery """'· re KI NGSIZE bdrm set, xlnt I You are the winner of
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Tues. e\"e. at 8 P.~t. cond, oomer WI.it db! bed,
* * * * Applications Engineer
Welded Module Assemblers
, URGENTLY TWO FR~~ TICKETS 1~::C~ ~t.'l~~:!n ~1ro ~~~~ it~a~~~~2m1sc.
. Souther~ c:nforn1~ I DP E.MS.ERT' GALLERIES 110VING. no junk. Den & Hv
MOBILE HOME SHOW rm turp, 6 pc lx>drni set. rof NEEDED , May 18tha~~e MllY 27th 25-12 W. Coa~tE:~ .. N.B. *"~~~~~· =1 mirror,
* We olter excellent working conditions &
beneflll, including profit sharing.
Interested applicants are urged to caU our
Perannnel Deparlment for lnlerview BJ>-
polntmenll .. . . .
ENDEVCO • (714) 493-8181
Ext. 221 ,
An Equal Opporlw\ily Employer
I '
ASSEMBLERS
&
PACKERS
ANAHEIM STADIUM * N't:f~, • ---c;RANDFATHER-
2lm State Col~ege Blvd. "'r ...,.111 bu)' rour wiivant('(f CLOCK
Anahe!nl 1 'furniture, jey,·elry, antiques 649-262()
Ple.asr call &12-5678, ext. l3J or sell !or you ·on I \\"Af\1~1)
to claim your tickets. rNortl\ coll.5\a'nment. * l.'SED BRlCKS * County tort ltee nuniber la _ ~ -~ ---1 87G-156-i f>.ao-12'10). ~ * Col. R.F. Byorly * •LOVESEAT & aofa ""'°m & ASSOC. AUCTIONEERS made e Wry i(f quaJ, nem;
Diversified A~ llled, usuaUy bin, 96&-7910. * * * * * • VOLT ANTIQUES NATIONWIDE 2 cu.totn "'""" ca-
lnst•nt Personnel >;xcellenl .elecUon. Furniture LICENSED, BONDED• wt'tb 4 •tudio beds & sptUdl.
1'1a,Jor 1-fedlcaJ Plan A ACC810ries. MEJ.IBE:r~~TlO.'JAL oomp, S2SO. f'l5-33U
' Now Aml•bto HOUSE OF STUART QUEENSIZE Hide-a ...... Temporary Service "6 M I St H B AUCT'JONEERS ASSOC. Uk Colt SUS ~
3848 CampUll Dr., Suitt 100 T\letday-Sai:,,,.;;. liam~pm 610 SO. Brolld"''Y S.A. ~ ~ile. ot!et. ~lMl
N ....... B<ach S4G-4741 SIUlday llam-3pm 558--n >13-298S DELUXE SOL MATTRESS
Eqwtl Oppar. Enl9Lo).'t.'I' SE'liEJE 44., Cbmy Y."OOd. Blcycte1 ~ 4 bc»c. spritlp. SU.
The f.utm draw b\ thl! Wnt Plue cul vtlwl upbolltery, 20" CTR Boy's Bike, A-t r ___ ....:;9Do2191::::::::::::---
••. • llo!ll' Pilot ou.llled ElrlY liOO. ii-;). 644-4353. ...,,., . 1JaN.n1 ..... $U. aa.uted ""' can MMml
Ad. Coll 6CU67!1. CLASS SELl$ -60«11 .::5'6--«Xl6::::_::::..,_____ 1o4!l!
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I055 1 Mlu:ell•n.IOus SJ)90 Mlt.e:1U1noous IOao ;_Pl•-i Organs I090 · G.,..r•I 9010 Boat•, Power _ iMi \i ,;R;oc:=;V;Oli;l;e;l•;•;;;;;'SJO;;;;li;;oc;;;V;•h;l;cf;;;";;;;;;;;;;;;';S;;,i .
II MINK COAT • PIANOS LEARN READY. to ... Z' Trojan
'71Toyota1600 . e ORGANS BOATING SAFETY ~71:1~:.,«;,a;i;, ~~~~·n:!1 RV SPECIALS
80SS G•r•9t 5111
WAREHOUSE SALE , . -. G 0 8
Table sa\v , office f'urniture, 3M copier, pool
table, sander. floor coverings, ne'v 9 ft.
stereo. couches. 1973 Chevy Van *· 1973
Chev P.U. '%, much miscell.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY
I N~w brakes, tll~s & batt. C 1 Ch k boartl SAil. OR PO\VER eng &. tra.n.'I. 125 gal. luel 1
J\onl shork.s. Dyno·1unro. J\·luHI 0 or. ec er Rentals fr $5 ... REE a.ASSES cu.~i~ 15 aai. Y:llt1tr ·,
I Low n1ilt>ag(I, MIL.II)' f'xtras. <lr.~•gn. Knee length. ~ch By nulboo POwtr Squadroii c11p11.cHy. Sleepe i rozy
Orig. own('r. Prl. P<il'I)'. while &: ~:nta jill~' 81ar1 ~Ion., June 3, 6:30 1>n1 Stand up bead, gulll!y, r ---------
Bc11t of/('r. 6 4 5-2 3 4 2 iJ(Juate:~. lb ' m Un '"-n Nl•hts 'Ill f Ne .. ·port ll""'"·r Yat·lit Club cllt"lle n--t lnventocy Incl
j A11.Y1irne. ~~~hh~k~1. d~f b~u~i i S.t: 'tli 5:30, Sun. 12.S .. 1~ ,V,liay St <.~api.:duat batterle11, 25
4 AP w:il't'l mags & t1re:i $Z'l0. design. Paid $3500, BonUi(.'(f •Pl1nos I Grandt* Cttll 548·9918 :ft~~.~~~°!::\~ 110 V., lee Box
Trailer hitch •. 11 .• 73 Ml.L•» tlppraisal ta:IOO. Never Balitwtn • Oible. Chickering 1or de_tall1. bU1kJI ~u A bllae IA Mlle11.
'71 VW CAMPER '68 ~ Ton Dodge
Pickup .,..•/ca.1nper, Pow·
er Steerinl(, Powe r
BrtlkeS, Air. !i' Camper,
dltl\I gaio tankll. lo milcli.
$1688 tnng $30, Third mernber \l·on1, All xln't buy al~ • Fitcher . Kawai • Kimball .BAA1I M1 lnt/Str 9020. snP.. . 0~~5'. ouer.1:•---SAVE
Po,,lfra1·1ion unit ~-l AtW>· r!.2-6~2lt-olt7--Fot--We - -• Knabe· l'llti.::on &--H1t111 ·. ' • ea &: \I.' s ~----,
tang·Torino ~· i.itc · M~tt • Sohmer • Stein· Salvage ahlp repair, hull ~· GULF STREAM, wall •••••••••F l••••••••-'I
l5-tr11ck AM/I-M lit With SCRAM LETS way. Stol'C'~ & Oark • win. cleaning, inspection repair, 11tr0llg, trlr. UO H.P. Mere. 2116 So. Wright, Soni• Ana
I tu~ table $110. ~tore 3 pm ._ . ~er ·Sp\~nilltze; • Yainah!!,.~ I props, zinc, etc. 548-125.i 1/0, SIS radio, atereo, OPEN ROAD
1 =---------------------997·2'748 afh•r 991-1976 . · ew met.s h • •• •·" • $5:;>.J hardt 30· Furniture 8050 ' SI j J>;tESSURE \VAS;IElt ANSWERS 1Used fron1 ............ $95 jEXPER. Call Geor~e Ou _op,llOOU.fmpu.s. '----------1 Gar a ge ii • 8055 . .. · I Players " ...•...•.• $895 Chilson. Repair Reflniahing triggf:n, ny on ()()V(lr, r }~ydro Biltz, 800 PSI, 1 h.p. . Grands " •. , •• , .••• , $395 etc. 675-l$l6 or 642•4585 dual e,lect..& pwr gy,., 2 gaw !
T\VIN BDR:.1 su t t t', 'J\lOVJNG-1\'lnpJ(' desk S:t'i. gas .. eng. Ren1ott· <'OOtml, Tollet -Gboice -G!blet -*ORGANS* tanks, ~· N a.ncy., HUNTl·NGTON BEACH matching ~·BoY ch{' 111 1 Re 1 to:. • 11. p f . . 1 port. 2 hosl' + 1nu(·h :-:tn1 Junk~'! -AliSal1 -Bisect -Bald . ~ 11 d · Boats Marine Eq. 9030 544>-1006 day11. k 6.f4.4l333 I d~ hair hi I .... 1.111 . I\\ .1. r:o esslOO.'I ' 1,.><•ui11. + lict·.ts 20 hl'S. co,1 "JOCUtT• I Win . ~11n. 11.n1mon • ' •"••/wkndo. """'• c • , rug i; •11~"' ad1us1ablC' dra\l'lng board ·-: 1 800 , , k 11 ,. 0 "" ~ , . Kawai· Kimball· Lowrey -l d I ,o.:.",:::"O=;;c.-~--~ bookshelves,2yn;old,xln1 11,. 'Ilk ". 17 ~ Lik· O(vl 1 ... 1,te o ci lkno1,•aguy\\'hoisn t1m-Rodg Tho --. \VARNER, vevet r •••DIVERS boat _ Power c11t
nd $37• c' h o-... ,. ' 1 c, n::; ,.AJ. c ' 54:>-2967 ··--' ·1h k t rt I en · mu • -·111· · .... ._ .. ~ Uke new for I d H t B h "'2 2504 co . ~· rren~ ..-avv. new electric heater SlO.' . 111·es~. v.<J ara e ex~ s aha. Wurlitzer. inan1... ......... ' 15' 65 llP Mm.-. Xlnt (."()nd. 18801 Beach B Y ., un • c • -•
am\less_ side chairs, Need ·~in t)(>d rranies $10 both. CABL-..ETS for K1tche11 .'v w~1(1 l1re3;k boards and bnc.ks Optlgan ................ $150 327 Chevy. Also. Cluy~ler \\'/anchor $1,000 incl trlr. '!'! ___ '!'";.;.,;,;..,._.,.;.'l"'!"''!!" ... '!"':'~~':.:'::I
reoovenng, $"?;. ell; bro\\'n i\l,,ny odds & ends. Allen, &tl1 .1~1.t h !heU' hands" He said,' Lowrey Spinet .•..•..• $195 M48S Roynl ma:ine. xlnt 4l»-31'18 5-7 pm. Motorcycl•1/ 1 Auto Ser. & P arts MOO
soft leather reclln1ug chair. ;,a; F.l l'ltodena. Newport Unfinished Prcflnishl'<I Id llkL' to. ~e em brea~ \Vurlltier Splnel, ne"' •• S-19!1 replacement engine. Best Bo t R t/Ch 9050 Scoote rs 9150 _
4 mos old. C.OSt $'160, Sell H.t•ights. Counter Top!I ulso onf'olmyw1fe11BISCUITS. *WIN FREE* ofr. 644-1295 as, en ar. ----------I
$180. C;il! 644-1798. . , . ltARDEN ENTERPHISES EUROPE ORGAN LESSONS 2 NEW 2S -JS prop!i'llers, 42• NEW CluiJ..Cratt ..., TIRE ~Iflchine in good
DINING Set, Brown. F ~~t".'llTURE.h app~1ances, 815 \V. 18th St. C .. \1. One GJ\f. 671. blo"1.~r, NO SKIPPER IF e SPRING e conrtUiun. Clo~d Sun's. See
Sallman, ~lid w1llnut: 48:: I )1~.~ i~h :l~Cl ~~tu~ n ~: &42-~li S~~~f;1~~S!ON T~~~~S! FULLERTON MUSIC (l":'\•l .. I G.~f. STI ~~: 1 YOU'RE QUALIFIED L~ll:A'~G·T , -~~~~a~,~· ~~.ion Oil, 393 £. f®nd. pedistal tbl. \\'l'l. ~8 Fairview & Paularino, C.l\.1.1· t-.fOVl!\G, Playl'r l' Ju n o Your O\\'n \vh~ls! Order any 18191 l:uclld, Fountain Vallty t~LSC G.M. tran6rrusstOn Fly-Bridge Sport Fisherman. \\'e service "''hRt \\·e s!'ll.
eaVC'li. 4. mat~hing hih'h t Fri-Sat·Sun Rolls, Washer & Dryt'1" Europt'an car with I 557...t836 • 1 6 ;, . Plu!ih. Full electronit't!, full B whil good l · CHE:VY 90 Brand llpank.ing ~~~ !i~irs64··$230.d \Va~(~/ patio furn, dining .rm !SCI, coordinated tra\'l'i -study I 122 N. llarbor, Fullerton I CRO\VN MARINE ENGINE galle>y, shower, etc. For 1?'51tfi~ avaU~IJle' se ecO()n n~'"', l."Olllflll'te sn1aU V-8 &u-2196 ' wi e, $ · Horses 8060 ! elec broon1, lanip:<: 2 chrs & itener-dl')'. Earn univ. 871·1805 3 to 1 trn~s. 1~0 llP. l'ltake rhartl'r by day or \\'eek. HARLEY·DAVIDSON , niotori-. t'its all Chevy's,
' ~ <'nd Ibis, .~f,t b ~ d cl'l'dits as you go. WE 'RE DIFFERENT offer TI4/:Hfi.5569. Fish, cndst, cocktail. etc.' 1 $-l!fi. ~n. delivered tree. 213 G S I 80SS REG. Appy mare spirited Colll'etables, 213.1 S<'v11\p EURJ\UTO 673-45.50 ·rrnile>r, l9Tl American 6<15-Z»l 962·2301 Sunday of WestnUnster 1 'Jfa.-fiJ'j
arage • • t but gentle $150. days/eves. Ave, Balboa Penin. 613-2177 Buy Lido Bldg-, Suite 102 H.egardless of the .. Fantastic Tandcin. 20-l!S' boat, all only. '
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. 9306 Bolsa, \Vcstn1ins1cr. ~ ':~'"'--'"'-''~· .-~.--~"_,-1 -.-1 I 96J-TI32 l7tltl N N B h Prices" that one reads Be1 .... ·n Brookhurst & i\.1a"noh:t I L .S. !\lng lllnti-· a ugs. GIANT Garagl' , Sale., sofas, 1 • · • • MINK COAT, full length, ev;port, e\.1-·~~ 1 about, the faet is that extras. $6\15. 491--0615. * NEW BOATS * IS93-6t7-I 5:.:~ -110 1-:x1.:<'lll•nl roncl. 1·1". Asking
refng., port D ts 11 \\ sh r • \·, . M 0 R GAN Ge Id t n g ' natl blk ero~s mink v>'/ BARTLETT I l'0111petitio11 keeps prices GflEY marine engine Charter By Da y , . I $100. Call 530·6340. 1 ~t!;1~ it~~l~.1 ,;.i1~~t~~ &f°2-7"~~'~· :~~11iual. $JOO. match Pill Box H.at. ~ust FLOOR COVERING 1 about the tiame where ever \\'/lrans .. lots of extras. 'Also Exccuti,·e cruise partys AWARD L ·ix; SQUi\RE Mck parts vecy
l'ondition. SAT. s u N. \\'ESTERN saddle, ~nt corn!. ~1;~~~:· :t~~~l. ps~! Si~~\ 788 W. 19th St., C.M. you shop. We lose very few , TI~3 alt 6 c:atered, to .your !i~ificA· MOT~RCYCLES ! rC'ason:.1Ule .
Corner of Rutgers & Sacrifice $50. _5? 1??1 It 6 ·Quality cus!om fl oor ~~:e ~fue~~g~:e~! Boah, Power 9040 llon.s. For 1nlormat1on call ltonda, Tr iumph, Yamsi.ha !i~l·t-169
•Avocado., Behind K-1\tart i, l2131592-5080 ;, ----a . p.n1. covering. F'eflluring Nafco. Cal.it Leisure ~oat Club, I 1680_ Ne,vport Blvd, Cot>lu : 1962 l"ALL'U~ HUto. h'RM. C.J\f. 548--0l?l ROYAL System Drop Armstrong & Congoleuni. sales1nen listen ha1·d to Office, 67>8866, l'llnrlllfl, Me~a . I SIO. Cru·b . .$;") 96&-491l after
SAT SUN 10 t 1_ A ti Jewelr y 8070 t'ront De>sk, like ne\\'. J\lakl' t.:uaraJJteffi installation & y,·hat you say, they're 64().~5-10. I 642-4345 I ·IP:\l • o n qu.~ 1 . offt>r. Antiqueg, p 0 s 1 u r c 1 0 30 sensitive to \\'hat you really ''c'"-c==;c:-=,,-.,,--::c;I Sideboard, gas range, 30 J ~ w EL Ry ,. l'l'lagnificent 11 pcilic King niatlrcss, l..oont per orntanee. ver yrs. I y,·ant & they have the ATTENTION!!! Boats, Sell 9060 OSSA·Pionttr ·n 111 ode I.! l'.Jltl ECONOLlNE 3 spd
oven. Fish. tackle, disk d 1 sp1 a y , o 1 am on d 5 , binoculars. 3 \l'hcel bike, exper. I invf'nlory lo n11:1ke the i Xln"t cond. S50 a<..1.ual n1i's. 11·an.~. :o;:.::o. Starter ~-
sander, lawn edger, tools. Erneralds, Rubies, Opals,. ~Ilse. fii2-1G;,t FRE~ E~TIMATES perfect 1natch be l we en ' "SUMMER SAILING'' Bike t~ailer. ~10 ~t('('l I ~~'H~Jil nrtt>1""4Pl\1. •
household itenis, good Top name watches, Omega, ~ . -call &.JG-14-12 I Organ & Organist, Pia.no & I Special for the 10.16 year old. construction. llolds ;, bLk<'s. SO:\\" auto easscne player
C'lothing & i\.tisc. goodies. Rolex, Movado, C 0 r 1 m. ZF:NlTll c;onsole _bl\v ~~· S.~:). CARPET HOUSE Pianist. If you are thinking I POWER BOAT Save 20% on Children's I 545-5-159. , TC 10 srio. Electronic t1.Ul1>-
501 San Bernardino Ave, "lany Antique p l e c e, , !<~bony or1entaJ king h~,1db1 d about a k e Yb oar d "-il· l b 11· 'Tl NORTON COl\.ll\L\NDO I 1 ...,,.. <>A'> ~01G
N B ,. s= 'I B rlre .... ,.. 2 ·h•' ,.. ')JJJ3 N Bl c 'I . tru .. , . s a try OWNERS .:M uig CYOfl!I y ca Ing I ' :~·~"""~~-~-~~~~w~~~~ I . . pocket watche11 $ 5 0 0 ' O 0 O .JV.:' r s"" ~~. \1 • ,., e\\'flO~ , "' . I ins me .. ' give u . l\O\\'. S day sailing ~e. 750 . cc, ntust _&ee before l
MOVING-din. & tam. n11 inventory. Southland's most l w<1ln~t, ~also \'.hi~e hc.u!· Pre-gra~d openmg safe, lo:v· \~~-th~ you'll agree that all lessons g1ven on the buymg new. 54;,-JUI Best I
tum. wahr/dryer, old ref, II elegant Auction Gallery., brd. $25-$50. 673·2861. !01v f)r1ces on carpet, tile I \.1it: re diUel"C'nt. Tired of all tffa Biiis?? v.-ater in a "Cal 25". oiler. I lr;:;l
bureau, chest. nlte tbls, Cash, Terms or trade. \Ve I OLD FASHIONED. 4 chair :•n<l dra('Cril'S ex Per 1 l Y, Newpo~~ar~~18.M. Guaranteed Results. Udo '12 l!ONDA SL 11:-:i. :\lnt 1 Aulff'*'W. l!!J
misc. sprtng gds, telescope, buy your je\\·elry, antiqUes, n1aple set $-15 .. S1\verplatl' mstal~ed. We honor Bank l 046-0211 Sailing Oub, NB 6T:HE27 rond. 800 mi, ~to vi 11 i.: 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
garden & gar. tools. Lmps, furniture or accept consign-set $10., ~a~:rock niaple Anienc~d. I Brookhurst at Talbert, FV · Our Club Needs good . . o\·e1'l>e11s must sell. 1 1
bks, other bargains. Sat & ments Call for infomi<Hion hvrn1 chair $25., C.'rNlenzn f'REE F..STlr-.1ATES ~111 ocean going power SABOT· flberglau, race, 5.'>7-3-199 General
Sun 1"" T"ll w CdM 7 ,.~~..,,,...,, ' SlO 53&-2876 or 842-t~n~ &15-1892 center board, elau mast. -"""""''-------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .,... 1 er Y· · I4-..,..:>-""IN· · . "·. • I Fl.EU>"S \\'a.rehouse sale, 40CI boats-ALL SIZES! RM, \\111 & Blue sail. Super 1 1-IONDA rio CV, 19i3, 4,000 1,
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BRASS pole lamp with 3 9 DfA!\·lONDS 8-* cnrat. SECTIONAf.., brv>n.~ S 2 0 · I BUY!! pianos & organs, new & fast. Super corn!. S-IOO. ; n1i, 3$00. or takl' O\"f'L' pyn11s
smok.ed glas_s Ii g h t.s,; 1 _I '3 carat, appralSl'!~ _al ?r:ssl•r, 9 drw. S.~;:i. ~n'.L Good. usf'd furniture ,r,_. ' usetl Spinets, grands, . { th SABOT: \Vood, center bnl at }40.TI mo .. 962-1031 _ '71 TOYOTA
hangmg from 3 brass cha.ins , Sl.)(X)". Make ?ffer! '''r!lf' I ll'~•.k Cof~Tbl.. ~!.>· 1 '11 1. tip plianct•i; or \\'ill sC'll for ytiu playl'rs. Going out for 1 \Ve \Vll! pay all O . e Jted sail, oars. Very l[ood I I'\\'O 1~rc1nlcr heln1l'I~. IKl', Jr.\~l t'uhiue. l\<''ol" hraki'i<,
$20. Swag lan1p, never used. , C'laRS1hed Ad No. 144, Daily S!LJ L'O, $~. !il-1' .i.. ani/tin MASTERS AUCTION l)usiness. Rent;ils \\'/option I expenses & you still eond. S300. s;,s.oo;o like ne"" 325 ea CUii 1u·1·s ,1, U.l!L Koni shn..:ks. ~n. yello\\'. t.;old floral ' Pilot, P.O. ~x 1560, Costa 1 1"onsnle, S2J. 5..16-l.!il 646-86&6 or &33-'62S to tiuy, !{a.,..·ai, Stein\\'~'ly, 1 have the use of your OLD South C ast Sailing I 615-SliG · nv·io-tunl'<I. !.oii· 111 ih•ag-i>.
dcs1gn$7.968-497_1 i\1es'a,Ca92626 120 HP CJIRYSLF:l!. r G ... d Bah.hl'in, .Chiek:rin~. boat. J>inghy. NC''.l.'o sail t\ilh 750 KA\\"\SAl'l .• 2 .11 .\i.\:'\\" !O::\TfL\S. Ori ~;.
GREEN Valley neighborhood Miscellaneous 8080 Outboard 1t1otor, + r.,.en101_c S:;!"\.()Q~i'. ~~i~ ~Y5.18-6349 1 Y:1n1~iha, f.:11nlJall. \\ur.,etr.; trR\ler, S300. 597 Park Dr.,1 ron~~ Call, aH;r • ·i~n~. o1\11l'r. l'ri\"flt(• 11a11y. Best
garage sale. Our loss is <..-ontrol. Used only .> ~~· I G1\RDEN GROVE i corner Anaheim &. Park Dr. , ~2389 ! uffl'l' . .your gain. 10055 E 1 \\ .. ESTINGHOUSE upright Cost ne\v $150. Ask $::i9::i. BARTLETT FIELD"S in.ii 638-2770 \Ve have 5 years ex· C?o.t I : 645-2342
Adelante, F. V. (Off Slater Freezer, xlnl. $65. 30" Box 545-2968. FLOOR COVERING I 121J72 Brookhurst St., G.G. perience in this field. · l , "ii NOR~~. ~~L'd.\NDO,; u11ytin1e
gear Euclid). May 19th 9 to I sp~ .. ~t~tt, & fra:me. !:~· li: SUPER CAR.PET SPECIAL! 788 W. 19th Ct., C.M. Sporting Goods 8094 . A~~'iJ3.if·~~'.'x~~~ 1 ~:~;~. ,:!a;~:.:z81ply ! -. &-, 9 lO
· , Fn~ a.re retrig. ~· 90 yds, antique gold nylon Pl'rsonalized Jn~tallation. Contact us Immediately cond Trlr 9HPmtr galley • •Antiques Clas sic S
GAR fl: GE s~ l e, w ~ o l \\lhite Sola, $85. 548-63l0 , plush. 150 yd~ SC'afoam g:i,:i N<11ne Brand Carp e 1 SKIS-Lange YR· 11. & h~ad, s'lps 5. 8Jo....46s6 or ·7o Honda 350 CB. Ex. ~nd. I . .
carpeting, $1.50 yd, light Green House Plants & Hoose I pllL<>h._ Pub 1'1-hrrors. 642-22~ Guaranteed. o...·cr 30 yr~. I S/;lanlOn bindings, 19.1 c.m. : , , '' &30-1801• ~~~BA, one O\\T!er. r.Io\ ing l!J.IO BUrCK 4 !loor S/lt't'l:ll
fixtures,· .custom !!hades. plants &-$7. Olympia keg j ::i~ii-46.J>I. exµ. 1 Good & cheap, att 5, 1 "500 CrUISIRg Club ·n . t;i;i. 64&-7661 I :\lnr 1·u11<l. n111:-:t ~.·c. $1,950
wrought iron. l\1isc .. 10..5 tappc~ s.~· Pottery $2.50-$5.
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HEATH modl'I 10-20 ignition FREE ESTIMATES : 536-().130 , ~fi~ JS,\ ~:ng sa~~· '71 KAWASAKI 500 1 or hest olfcr. 96tl.-677s ~aJ J.rihj ~~1 Outngger, 279 Vll'gln1a PJ. CM analyLer \\"'model JD-11 Call twG-14·12 SURI<~ BOARD & Rack s75 ~nd For Vv.• g~ ~nni~ ~ ASKING $550. &12·~233 , Rec Vehicles 9530 ~ARAG'E s ·~ ·by \' th TWO 6X9' rugs, 1 Karastan, I ~~~;.f24light $l2S alt. 6pni OAK drk. color 5 pc. king BR I De\\"ey-\\'eber profcs~Jorutl Phone 714•673•11 66 conc1: no dents.' ~7-6980. '--HONDA 750 K3--
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_ Fe . OU gold. ~ buy $50. ea. set $3;ict. Dbl. be<l $!i(). model. $75. rH&-5731 18 • CAT A r.l AR A N
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. Jmmnc. Laguna. 49-1-1636 + J iUN~ BUGGY, ~ hsp, 'G:J f?UP· ~ ranc1sco Many Jade plants 15c ea. \VATERBED, Queen sz. Fiberglass l\1atadorBulL 1 8096 .. , . ., , ',. • _ V\r n1utor & rlnvc train.
Drive, NB. (Just off Ir.ine Misc. iten1s. 6#-5199 \\'' frm & hr.I brr.I. SOO tbest 40 x 30 pie was $9. mw · Swap5 CALL CQUECT L'rucom "Ith t ~ ! r · 1.I SUZUKI 380 GT, 3((X) nu., ~lut running cond. thru-(]u\.
Blvd.) Sat'. 9 am-5:30 pm, J\IOVING overseas, Beds, o!fer; BookcaM! ,t, Lmpii. $3.'i.. SY.'iss" goid b;'.;.celel 1 TRADE Nl'w 08 nlO!Or for ! Extras~~ 0 d condtUOJl, I Jike ne~· •• ~U;"t.,.seu. 1 Ft·••sh motor. All exlerJVr ol
SUn. noon·5. 30 pm. refrig. lamps, port . 551-15.SO. \1'n!ch, nrly new S35. 6 ft. 1;~ ton pick up. Phone : $800. 5J&..>t:!3 l r1101or & rear section
16 FT. boat, car, all kinds of d .sh wshr, washer/dryer, ESTATE S.-\LE y,·aJnut stereo/ Am-f'm radio, 642-8..123. 1 RANGE~ 33, !'8Ct'! or milae, '6:1 llONDA 350 CL, Good 1 c 11 r o 111 ':, d . J\I ate I 11 l.
goodies. Sat & Sun. 1550 etc, 557.3499 Fri. Sa.I, Sun., record changer $250, :J\ti.sc. ~ens1ve sall & electrorue I runner, $400. Call anytin1c ; _.91.:_l'n. $1.:iOO. 67J...93Z2.
Miramar J?r in alley , PLACER gold in natural 12'5¥.! 46th St, Upstairs, 552-19:?1 TV,Radio,HiFiSt.8098 "69 CONCORD 27, fbr. gla:., ::~~r:i~ to se.11 1-498--0758. 'v.'UJ.. 1.JUY YOUR RECRE-
Balboa Pen1n. • form. For infonnation ca11 Ne\\'Jl0r1 DELUXE SCREEN DOORS . TIS 2Z5 fuel l20 tatho • · '74 Hondu 7;,Q & 5;ict ATIONAL VEHICLE PAID
DIVAN/chair $125. dresser! :l.16-T:>-!8. i 2 DECORATOR lan1ps. ori~. 36"'. $8. 32" $6. Baby \':A~NlIT stereo cabmet ew/ tabs, vl-tF. out·rigs, bl'. $151?1. OF'F, Ne~ Columbia Xtras, $1950 & $1700 r-:oR OR ~OT. CALL lJS
$10. stereo, . console $_100 .. Tfl.A:l\!POLlNES; for the I $l;i{), ea. Like !IC\\'. Sell both Hath~~ett $10. Baby S\\'ing.: ~!~,ak~~~:::ro1ioo/~fnfge ~'· 1 tank. sum-log. lmmac. Pr. !da~Uy ~1.fi ~~ 498-0039 rtg~DB~? u ~~1f:i·G ~~~ ,,·~sher .$50. ~itch. set $35. & home. all sizes, From $78. sso. Beaut. mink stole. \vom $.'!. 96--219-1 ( 616_2/l{t!. pty. S l 3. 8 O O. Days ~·kends' '7"l SUZUKI , 7'JO CC , UE: \cil issct Bea h B!v<l
:J\11.SC. 675-1957 8H4-926.'-< or 99:>-1824 I twice, very reas. ~1996. Misc:. Wanted 8081 fllagn;n·ox black & while A:\1 : ITI4l5~381·1, eve &. wknd Zl' SLOOP, \"\'OOD/F . I Superior st. mach i ne ' 1 8t2!25CM.' c .,
SUN. only. Chest.s, Furn. ROLL Top Desk, s· sofa, 2 \\'ATER SOITENER, aln1ost & Fi\I phono console. Very 1 493-619J. . ?-.tust &ell Sl.500 g CUltoin extras, 8J9--0440 -=='-~---.,-~·I
Tools, ~P equip. Rods. Jrg Potted Fern Plants, ne\I.·, automatic. GuaranlcC'd \V.A~T TO BUY: "oo<l cond. 36(}. 55z_1064 IR' TRI·HUL.L, all glass, David ~· 1 ·1ill HONDA, CT 90, Excellent 0~,~~~1~8~nc~~:r.6sch:O~~
Reels, !'Ilise. 2lfo6 i\lyran Dr. I illisc items, 833-M67. to .,..·ork. 5 3 0 0. Io I fer . PLAfE BUflNER and \1"alk thru ho\\', 60 h.p. ' . cond., Street or dirt. $200. CM. ~ ~9--0929 i\1ULTI lany conrl). Jl ,\LLICRAFTERS SX ·96 John.o;on full canvas skis ISLANDER 30 Sloop. Near • ISJ3...00)Jaft 4. self-contained galley &
., I DATSUN camper, sleeps 4, . ,, ~-1-J.l1 7 * short wave receiver 550 KC . . ic b" 1 ' 11 ' ne"" \\'hl steer, extras, I low1l:e rK'W eng. l\lany GARAGE SA':-£· All _day Sat . like new, includes boot. RO~E\\'OOD cla.,,.·foot ~l\101 • i to 34 ~tHZ $90 l714J 839-0109 bait tan ' •g whee trn er. $19,750. 675-7316. HONDA T~. cwitom. xtra..:. $5,300. or best oUer.
& Sun. 1815 Tustin •\ve, I $650. a48~203. S2:i., beaut pl'arl nccklat'C \\,\NTED: Secre!ary desk & 1 Sl995. 5a4--0932 $8.50. or Best Offer. ·196-9"m Costa Jl;Jcsa $35. PH: 842-1303 chair, Good condition & :-.1'."PLE RCA Stereo console, 1 50. \\"OOD Hull .... 1th G.M. HOBIE 16 \\'/trlr., 2 masts 2 545-4502, (barles --------~-
G S I 8055 SOFA, 8' brnn naughahyde. FOR Sal 9 .. R r 1 A Reasonable. 642-3293 Eastern bit, $165. Leer car diesel Suitable for comnler-booms, sail tube. $1500. 514 ,72 MAICO, GAS TANKS in.~talled by arage a e $115. 2 End Tbls. $20. ea. e, :t( ia rm stereo $90 5'15-3851 · l . 9th St ll B 1 J\l11jorv.·ny. Trucks, Imports. Ping-Pong thl. $20. 548-1331 .s._1.,..., y,•/stand, $!'lll. \\·"ANTED: 1().12" table sa\1·, · .. , cial or peasure convenuon. · · · see to appreciate! $700. ! 85X w. 18th, Cltf.
5 FAMILIES; Furn, clothes, 968-3431 6 inch jointer driU press. PHILCO COLOR TV, 2a • 59'".JOO. A.L.<;O 40', $1500 & 30' CAL -20, No. 9'52. outboard 1 53&1661 . -T~-k-~----9~~~
toys, baby items, rniHc. 8721 BOOKC\SE, 3 shivs. $5. Tu~ SCHIVINN C 1. 1 1 h"k Rea<;anable 5-i-1652 xlnt rond, walnut swivel $2900. 67>89-5. nwtor, sail cover, $2,i9:J. I hiust &e.11 68 350 cc 1 .~r~ucc:..~':....-----~--Bellmead H 8 963-l584 Beds, no matt. $10. Chest, a on incn a 1 e , con90Je. $145. 83.l-3894. , 644-4784 or 644-4993 . • • ' · · drv•. $2 $15. 531).1271 $75. Aluminum screen doors Musical lnstrum't1 8083 13 SKIP Jack 20. Open RivenKle $165. or best '72 OODGE A d v e. n tu r e NE\\'PORT Heighffi sale: 1 , S5. 646-3680 I cruis~r, low hrs. Sale/part· HOBif'. Cat 14', 19 _13 otter. Call aft.er 5. S.12-0379 ~ril.'5, 1\-4 Ton Pick· up.
2816 Broad. Sat & Sun 10..4.19 CALlFORNIA ~epper 1 DA VINCI accord!a.n 120 11 ....,.,. JI-CJ nersh1p or trade down. w/trailer, many xtras, like LATE ·73 KAWASAKI Fiberglass shell, V-8, R/H, Bargains Galore'' tree. $40. Fountain Valley. FJ.slcl tanks and fish for sa e. 13:.iss \\'/stand & mus.ic I --I 1·493·9188. new, $1200. 213-287-n>:l 1=. EX~AS'. • _ .. M1·. P/S, P/B, 6 4 2-0 8 8 U ~::-"==:=-o=o:.,:~·~· -~= 96.1-1137 1-10 gal. 2-lfl gal & 1-5 gal. .AS •••~ UJVf ESTATE GARAGE SALE: · 554-0861 or JaG-.8160. fiheets anti case. Orig., : 20' SOUTIICOAST Inboard, BEAUTrnJL 12' Catamarnn. Call aft 3 PM 646-2)().1 \1kdays, or 839-4190 eves &
10..S Sat & sun, 1672 Anita PINBALL $400 .. bow Ii n g SL30'J.!ST;:iO or bst otr. I 1 \l"/traµer. goo:1 e n gine, cnrri~ on car, $300. Good , 'TI HONDA, 3~ CL, good \\'knds.
Lane. Huntington Beach. n1ach. $152., puh game $200. TENT, 8x12. $40 ~;)!il ,_,, 1 General 9010 exterior n~s y,.·o~k, best condlt10n. 552-73M , running condition. Ca 11 'ii 0-·A~T~S~U~N~-.~,,-ku-p-, -,.,.-.
GARAGE SALE Sa.f/Sun. ALL, $600. 552-7372 * 645-l[l;JJ * t ENDER Rhodes piano, 13 CALIF. Lei.rure Boat Club offer over $650. 842 3163 FJRBERG~SS. SA B 0 T,, before 5 Pl\I, 673-153'.1. j 21,00J miles, nC'w tires &
125 '16th SI., In alley. 1 Nl!:W DOUBLE BED $50. SC'll idle items \\llh a Daily stage niodC'I, good c(lnd oilers a new concept in 10' FIBE'RGLASS In b rd oan & srul. _Sl60. I Mobil H 9140 I n('w Tacoma white spoke
Btw· 46th & 411tl St. alley. I 968-9521 Pilot Class1f1etl ad. 6-l2-5G7S ,\;:kini;: $.QO. Gary, 5-l&-7136 I boating. You can now be in yacht tendC'r, $1~. 597 Park &1.>6680 • °'"" j "'hl11, etc. $1950. 8.11}3618.
Aft . 5. ' a posilion to become a 1 Dr. corner Anahellll & Park HOBIE 16, Xlnt, with trailer, J\IUST SELL . By O\\·ner. Se>! I' EL CAMINO, '64, very
LUD\VIG 5 pc. drum set "·!th i charter member ot this, Dr, CM $1600. or nl8.ke deal for up in farnily park. 60 x 2-1 clean, mechanically 80und.
zi!gcn cymbals, $350. Cal!: most unique offer i n · 11' GLASSP,\R 197L lW Hobie 14, 646-8567 includes many extras . New radiala. Small V-8,
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Admission $2.00 adull s; $1.00 .youngsters 10 fo 16
The DAILY PILOT makes ft easy. Just check
throughout the classified section for "ads" !isling win-
n e rs· names . If you fin d your n a me ju s l call 642·5678.
Eat. 314. between 9 a.A'I. a nd 1 p .m. to make ar·
nngoment1 to pick up yoor ticke ts al a ny convenient
D Y PllOT olllce.
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898·22"l0. [ boating. \Ve oiler year I Mere 1/0, 125 hrs. FuU e 14' HOBIE CAT w/l'rlr. • Priced to sell. 536-8285 evC'. I auto, air, 673-4775
J\IARTlN D-18 w/case S·l7:i. round boali~ lacil.ities at canvu., American Trlr. 3 Motorcycle ramp11. Call i & .,..·kend. 11955 \\1Ll..Y'S J('ep. warner
Xln't cond. \\'urlitzer elec. \ your convenience 't1i1lh min. $3200./offe>r. &14-5095 Tony, 64.2-1432 1 Motor Homes, 1 hubs, ~·ide tires, recent
piano, $245. 613--0636 mvoh·en1ent. No upkeep, 32' Chris era.ft, like new. LIOO 14. No. 2896. $1300 Sale/Rent 9160 trans overhaul, roll bar,
W,\NTED; Plectrum Banjo. I payments, C?S1S el~. that slps 6,T.S. a!k $9,000. \\1th0ut trlr. Racing rond., ,&~14-'1,:..:~288~~~---~~i
(.f.string, long 11t'"Ck). II boat ownei:stup entails. For 31' Jeffries Sportflsher 646-3113 • VACATION e 1913 Jl;IAZDA Pick Up. SUck
R-17-1982 or 847--5556 aft 6. more de.tails co~tact us at Flybrldge. TS. 6-14·5389. DO l' •/ Ir $800 A' "'n AT YOUR O\VN \>ACI:: . . • ·1 'ft l' 000 ., $2 300 ow· Office 281.J Newport 1 Ll ... w tr .. · ~ S 11 . .>, m1 e>s, , .
Ofc. Furn. & Equip. 8085 1 Blvd. tNr. \\'oody11 Wharfl 150' DIESEL Trowler, Pilot ~ H.P. McCulloch O/B $150. c.~~::.::~~~:.1.1.t. _~83:::'!Hl861l;_:o="°'~---~-,I
N.B., 61~8866 or i\'larina, · House, lrg salon Grand 639-8295, 997-7700 ..-.e, TRADE New out boftrd
DKS $13 up. Exec. swvl chrs U2l Back Bay Dr. (Behind Banks Type, ~ 3 2 , S 00. J4' Flttt Finn. \li.th !Over 40 Minis & l\t.H.'sJ. n1ol0r f()r 1 ~ ton pick up.
flp.5/';5, Se86c7y lcVh '1'9 $8,!_241. Ne1\·poncr Inn) Newport 6Ta-8945, 645-515;). .sallil. iz,o. MOTDOALER HSOME Phone 642-8323.
S-:2~~ • .... ,. • Dunes, 6-I0-4:Ho. 22 IT. Eddy Craft cabin 5i5&-<.ll$ RENTALS 1973 Chevy%. T. 4 Wheel Dr.
NEED Crew-FC'msi.le pref'd. cruiser. Xlnt running cond. Bo ti Slips/Docks 9070 Redhlll & S J Tu!:tl ChcyCnne. Loaded. Xlnt \VA~NUT .Secn:t~ d~sk, 1 So. Pacific cruise Ju!y .14• $2.000. Call: (213) 943-2598 a ' _ an uan, n eond. $5,0Ckl, 644-2648. sv._:.~vel chiur & fihng cabinet : Julv '1J. Share expense. 50' OWENS XL 19' Inboard, with * MTIILY RENTAL$ $60. * <n4) 838-0000 '49 FORD, 1 ton. step Van. ~~~: 400-I054 after 6:00 : euitC"r. 5-1~3110. trailer, New engine, Xlnt Ba.lboo Coves. 36' under. SHARE WINNEBAGO $600. or offer,
KLEPPER AE K k cond., 673-8593 546--0188 al~(, interest, UAe 10 weeks a , 83.'">-5102
J....Sl·f,\PED d('sk $75. Sl'.·ivel . -· . RTUS <l?'3
• SHARP "''" • .... _ .6 .. ,, "/B, n--•s, S--' & Ski 9010 I _year. Phone~. ~!ORE for your foreign ""· chair $25. Side chairs $2. Sailboat. 11 Dacron Mam & . .,.. ~ ... " r ~' _..-\\'ork desk $20 493-5025 Jib, seats 2. Tip.Top shape. Cli~el. fbgls. Many extras i 1973 Zi' WINNEBAGO niotor· running or not. Independent ~~~=e;e.!!:::''°'°"':=C..,.-$300 ~°'7-1126 • $11,500. 0\.\-'Jler. 6-12-5583. 18' 1970 CENTURY Resorter. home, ha.s everything. Reas. pays more. Call 613-3465 0:ir~~CE ~~e7a~ d~~~·k cl~~\~~ I \\'ILL TRADF: 1930 fllODEL }'OR Sa.le, 24' Cabin Cruiser, :le hf~~ Sacrifice rnleM. 962-4581. '1•1 . TOYOTA pickup \\'/dn~Ts. 830-8036 eve. : A, n1ech restorer.I for sail or , also 26' 0W£ns 833-&fl8 or 197318,6,. so' UTil\\'!ND J 1 SllASI'A l'llotor -Home \\'/fiberglass camper ahell. I "'~""°"';=;::;.;:::::..;c:=-cc:-c: t harbor boot 673-6312 615-()300 · e • Sleepa 6 Extras. $2000. 49'1-7846. l\1li\1EOGRAPH. Se a r's · I 12 hrs, 455 Olds & tand'nl Call 919--0379
electric $15. ~fetal desk Sell idlfl.,.iten1~ with a Daily 1 fhe fiutest draw in the West. trlr. 531Hi163 1964 1'URD PICKUP
organlzC'r $10. 642-2191 Pilot Classified ad. 642-5678 i •.. a Dailv PUot Cl~ 15 IFO(YI'; Ole'Y" 283 IUld a I Trailers, Travel 9170 I $4~CELLENT M~~:i5g
Pianos & Organs I090 tnille't'. $1COJ !\\'ARD'S TENT TRAILER. •_,,,-.....,=-----------::-"'~"' ,, . .,.:.o?ln '68 CHEVY, 6 cyl, long bed, G~ • '""""""-tileeps 6, kitchen. 1 in )'1'S. heavy duty Mocks A tires.
CONTI N UOUS FREE
ORGAN CLASSES FOR
ADULTS. Every Tuesday
7:30pm. Start any week.
Tom Dieterich in charge.
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Coast Music Costa Mesa.
Ncy,·port Blvd. at Harbor.
s.;2.285f
Pr.IVATE PARTY WANTS!
T-0 BUY PIANO FOR I
C,\SH.
" 5-t7·9445 *
SP,INET modern d e s I g n .
v.•alnut finish, beaut i ( u I
cond . $800. 494--3278 5-1 pm.
HAl\1MOND Regent Organ
al1nost new. $4000. Call
673-2861.
l'ARTY WIU. PAY UP TO '
$1.400 tor STEINWAY
GRAND. 213-874-33:16.
l\.l:i.mAl.J.. Baby Crand 1>i·
ano, walnut nnt~h. In xlnl
condt $900. 549-00l)I
A!'°&l!TI STAR GAZER-".,. old. Belt oU.r 16422 , ... _ .. ~; 675-7~all 6
ll Cl ~YR.POLLAN I l[i] Fairway Ln, HB. or '61 FALC0Nn---•-. AlllS Y • U l l A -ll'fih, 846-7018 l\41.~lV A: MA• /! H y.,,,, Do.Ir Ad;.;1, Gvid• Jii. Sf'1, 11 .m -.;,:::;="'""==~_,,.-..,..-• $300 • ~df.......~,~· 11 V .lccot<f;ng lo Iii• Slo•M•· __ .. oci. 11"t~ . . 14' TEARDROP Trailer, slf)6 645-4717 aft 6 ,9.~1.~3 s To develop me~soge. !or "'""oy, .._11·1•·17' 4. Oven, range, gas or elee., V
71 -7315 reod words <Ot"•~lng to l'ltJP'nbtrs 36.(J.11 9110 I llghts. Chemical pOtty. Very i ant
· -of you• Zod1oc b"th ~•gn_ '' • SCOIPIO -clean, $600. 531~. ---V-A-N-•. _V_A_N_S __ _
I 0pmo1 ...... 1y JI Fo• " ocr n~ HANG GLIDER 11 ' ,, '""lf(1~ 32v"" 62L-<>L'.>I.,.,..-: · , •raga 0 14' BANDINOTrailer, beaut. 25 to r.hOO!U? from all at 3 0Qr>"1 31 v"" i.J F,.....i Ho1. 11 type, 18 .$.'JOO or best offer. arrangement, like n e w , ; i~:u~" 3~ i:... ~~.7'''".+"P 1n.1~.1t:i.s Call 645-1818. $700i Bargain, 8 3 3-1 3 5 5, :~u~'l~C 197:e~~. 11~ ,
~~:: ~~~~,, ~~-s.1.G1TTA•1u' BON~ S Model, 1/3 499-131 \\'hoot base, wlth VS.
s A .. G"' J&F"" • ~~ it~, 11 .L1.-th&(e, ha.ngered O. C. '73 • 22' TRAVEL TRLR, auton1aHc, magi1 8r white 1~~:;,,. !;~::..i.,. 10 " "''·'1 ~I AlrJ;IOrt. 5f9..32'J1. S1ps8,incld1 Hitch,&tna11y Jett-er tires, compl ete
11 s....~ •1 o-11 a...~ ). 1.»tt . "'"""-" Slit/ aces. Xlnt cond Sacratioo. CUAtom intl"lior, lncludlna: 12*t11""9 4:1C>o-L~ 72 "'"''"' I·~ 0 -...... -' n.-. ofter &'ll_,,;'6 h"~ bn k ~·-'··t ~ 13 (Ol;ld 4J R.•o'lf 13 MolO' Rfltt 9120 ....,... • -_,. ..,, C ' ..-.;iu: teaw, :~e;""'" !~~w.o ~;~'"""' 16' SANTA FE tnJle.r, good crushed vtlYet &: carpetina ,~P .. ~ •t.A•w 161oto 8' CABOV~ campt:r, aide cond. Butane: n fria:. Att. thru-out. A real btauty. No.
17 Or<o""" ~1 s.. 11 ""°'" dlmrtte. $450. Call after 5 ertj. awnlna. _... 96&-8670 16128, u••• l&Th., 48W.....,,,, 7.Mowt f'i'-... ""°
1'" ~~.. :~~ PM f42..8.t28. JEWEL. 15' Tralle:r, Stove, + Tx +Lie •. JOOd thru 5/U 1
rt~•·no !>I OI 11~ Motorcycl•/ O\'f!n,9windows,tlps5,Xl181 AtlO a good selection of ~1~ ~~~.;o fi~'~ 5cooten 9150 Pomona, ())AJ,Mra VMI w11h Ol'I ~vtnlcm. ~~~ Yf.:1 fi~ ~~:~ ~.~utoAs.t:~:~a:0: BILL BARRY
11,.,,,.,.ICOtilWll ~lo.fl ,.,_.. 5*o«J$O .s1rum;m rron1. lot Ford. POtitTIAe 29 0.iUlll!O(lt 5f Mokf'"" "lofllft '"1"U -,,tt 1'1-JCl J!I!_ 60tw.r1f '9o~ "73 YMIAM!A 100 ~ reblt -..,_, (lit St. at &WI. Ana Frwy.) ~-®"-()..'.~'"' •;t !350. M8-l325 o10>r S:30 a~ M l Call 6M6l8 m E. ~~Ana '
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1!llS4 Ford V11n Et'llnoHne. G '73 OiXIKt' Colt Sta. t Ion r· . -· l'l'~,;Nu G~.'~'~.''""e: w,.on, good m 11 .. ••, TOP DOL' "'R p "'ID 1 DEAN LEWIS BEST SELECTION I '74 VOLVO Cod. '71 Cod. Do Viii• CHEV. '70 IMPALA
673-<i9'0 •• s .. ,.,,.b '"""· lti.900 ml. -"' . USEABLE CARS EVER F•••ory '" ''""· full Custom Coupe with Must Sell. 67>1597 FOR : -• PQ\'·tr. vinyl lop, f u I l l est than 34,000 Miles ,,A_•~_._s_w_a_n_••_d ___ 95:.:.:90 Datsun 9n o • SPORT CA.RS • '71 Co1<1ll• Wogon SINCE JANUARY Best Deal -.... ,,.,. . lnoerlo., Ult & Colonl•I yellow. vinyl lop • ' !----------w • ..,, .......... , .... 1MOC1t11 Auto Trans, RA(llo, •1eater, OYER 1ek>scop1c steering, door matching vinyl lnterkir. Rack, Economy & Utility Anywhere! locks, r1·ul!!e conlrol, liJr:ht I fu1·tory air cond , auto. CADILLACS
Large1t Selection 240Z's SEE US FIRST..,!i.!~•9'!., 1210DLT}. 60 LEASE OR BUY Jl!illhwl. head light d1mnt1•r, tro.n.'\., P'lV.'t'r st(' e r Ing , " $2277 OVERSEAS DELIVERY most every dlx. l'itli'ft J.• Pf""''cr hn1k('!1, HIH, WSW BRAND NEW SPECIALISTS lhov..a excellent can·. lScr. tirt>5 i·tt Nahen: Cadillac In Oro ngo County 2401,
Coupe DeVtlll.'fl • Sedan De-j 5
Villea -El Dorados • <~.· . .. . -
vcrtlble11. AlllO rnony other 1 • 70 -4 speed, a!.r, &: nuigs
select Cad:llac 'l'rndc-lns. 1 e '72. '1 speed, air, & mag11
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1974 TOYOTAS l33850l $3299 """;. (~"$\~
t'l1 • ., 1 11.:1 -IN STOCK-~tall ltaJi& e
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wnTOYOWTAno READY TO GO VOLVO Cad. '7J Std. do Ville I •U•Ml$CAJM"At' HILUXs i''At'tory air cond., \'l11yl top, ""' ~
all leather Interior, rull f 2'00 ........ .... ~ • '73 • '1 !ipeed, ulr, & rnngs
LOTS OF
240Z's
1966 Ilarbor, c.M. 646-9303 CEUCA STs 1966 Harbor. C.f\-1. &16·!l.!ft1 p;:i .. ~•er, lilt & tcles1"Vpic .... M°"',
CEUCA GTS 1973 VOLVO J&I, P1S,P li, stet>ring. sleN'O, tlOQr lCl!'k!i,
TO CHOOSE FROM
TRY US BEFORE YOU BUY
·n MERCEDES BENZ 350 .8L Cpe. Rdstr (Lie 318
FNJ) Radio, Htr., Aut.,
PIS; Air; Speelal $10,100.
Newport Beach 'If D I r .
TI4/~.
'73 TOYOTA
CQRONA
AIC, A 'T, sun i· 0 0 f, cruise control, n1ost f'Vt'rv I OPEN SUNDAY MARK Ill AM/FJ\t, radials, lo rt1Ht!s dlx. x u·a & fl a\\'less thruvu\. I '7'.I l\tALlBU. 2 or. Hll'.
67:>-3818 (ll$3GXV.'1. . A/C. A/T. H/H, lront diS<" TOP DOLLAR PAID
IMMEDIATELY Auton1at1c transmlulon,
M1/1'-~M radio, alt 4 Dr, Auto Trani, Air Cond,
Vinyl Top. (216HSO).
CORONAi . '72 VOLVO P·l800 ES. $5799 ' brk,. "'"' ""'· X lnt COROLLA ~ • 1' rutlci $':()'\O./l>o'~t 0 ff er. FOR All. ~'ORBJ GN V\RS
Call or come ln to see us. ! NEWPORT
IMPORTS
cond It lonin&, chrome
w~l1, lime green with
black Interior. (122559)
$2899 5 • Call 6T.Hl413 Cod. '6' Std. d o VIiie 831><!1:!7 °' >"1-'8<J7 "'k foe
ALL COLORS 58 VOLVO. G11.s Saver! Faetoty 8.lr l'Ondition\11g, ~ r-.1r. \\'t111r
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
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BILL MAXE Y
TOYOTA
e RWls good. '$225 Or bet>t vinyl top, full pow er. ·w 1'11.\LJBL:, 1111'. Auto,
GOOD SELECTION OF offer. Call: 673-9674 tapestry interioi·, 1111 ,r,,, Au·, Pl~. _Pili. 1:111, 1-:d
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. ~ • MG 9742
LOWER PRICED AUTOS USED 1elcscopic stt't'rin~. A:\l/F:\1 1·.,11<1 otl 1.~l. 1>111 11~ Pl
Slf'l'i'O, n1fltl\' olht·1• JI\ 4'Hi 10-:~o,~~~~-~=
3100 \V. Coest H\\'Y· N 13 -·-642-9405 . . . TOYOTAS General 9901 :<lrus. ·1\'G\·19;,1 '64 tTI1-:'i.• l1nr111 J ... \\1::11 1;.00)
STILL IN STOCK ----------$1799 "1 11•'" :1:.'~ cni.: 17 'J ~U'f ;. 642.9405 ' . , f 'li!I Di\'JISUN 510 sedan. Auto, 13600 Beach Bl., Westminst@r XL.NT GAS hlILEAGE '70
, ~ Af.llI-"J\1, new tires, gct 892-6651 636-ZXXl Midget, MOO'.I mi., 'new TOYOTA '70 ~ROWN
TOP C ASll ,.,,. 1·ll'.111 llM'd 1·01111. ti. r.tP. ssoo. or best WILL guy YOUR radials, nt\\' sh 0 ck s, Dix . 4-dr. fa1n1ly sedan,
cars tuu! 1ru1·ks I 11rri•r. l('.()-7:t'l2 DATSUN, TOYOTA · AM/FJ\.1', xlnt cond. $1700. ! factory air co.ndltionlng, Howard Chevrolet . i 4 11 ,\Tsu N . 8 21 0 OR VOLKSWAGEN 64!rl897 aft. 5 I nut?. t~ans .. radio, heater, rad1al tires. Look!!. nnd runs
1'1ueA1·ttiu1· 111lll .larntun·c· ll 1\TC1!BACK Nearly .ne"'• PAID F'OR OR NOT. Y.'ILL MGB 9744 1 like new. (445El\fQ).
N1•\\j1tJ l'I ll•'iH'h i.:11"1! i,:rudunllon g If I, PAY TOP DOU.AR. CALL $1499 !\'.1:~:1J~1 -~'<trnl'. l\1us1 sell, 644-175.'i. KENT AU.EN, ~0442. MGB GT '69 ----\\'J•: IruY 'ii :lliO Z, lo miles, xtras, I Flat 9n5 Cl\rome wire wheels low
11\TPOH'fl·:JJ ,,u1·ns Sli6UO ' miles
BEST PRICES PAID! 675-3318 73 FIAT DICK MILLER
Dean Le wis Imports DATSUN :!lO Z-5,000 ml. MOTORS
1%ll II: rl~·i·. t'.1\1. Slti·'f\0:: l·.~tnt~. tlest offer. PH: 150 SPIDER Ne\Y & Used In1ports - ----·-· _ ."il6-3:.l41 2 tops & only 16,000 n1 l l c N.: l:?O \V. \\lat11cr at So. l\luin OPEN SUN DA y
\l',\~Tt-.11 '" h11v 1 ~1 G.) , ··~ , , , (2691100). Sunla Ana 557-21:12 C!n•11·Jl1• \l.dil1u ~ t Ol I 1 .. 11 ' 7.~ fJAL .U:-l !:ila. 'lug. AIC, 166 TOYOTA V.'U"Oll 11111,.1 l•·n , . 1 ;1ut11 .. lG,000 /lH. ~·:11. cond. '611\lGB. 67,00J nii. Gd nH•\•h.
.. " ' ' l;\•~ s·r·-.u 531 2989 I bod k CORONA body,( .l:'""l ln h·r1,,r. Call _ '".'.' -nls some Y wo r .
af11 •r 1 11 u1. '*~\-.j•1;1 '11 ';.! IUZ, tillck, Ai<. Mag•, Fan1ily expanding. tilUST I SELL. $995. 646-8607 4 Door. r,,,.,.11 !'<Ht -, 2j,OOIJ n1i, lmmac, $4650. ! Porsche 9750 n1ission.
YIH 'H CAI< I S33-3897 or 544-l4iO '70 FIAT 124 SPIDER I
JHi-7070 '72 Do.tsun 240Z, 4 SP. n1ags, DICK MILLER ! ·ss PORSCHE 911, Ex('('p-
Automatic
ITBZ250).
$799
trons·
1--J-l-.,-,,-. -C-ARS \I/ANTED [ Yt>~~9~ f\.lint condition MOTORS tional car, loaded \\'/optional ( Runn1n~ or noL \Viii p;1y after SPM New & Used Imports equip, low miles.
• BILL MAXEY .
up to~. !t6S-:!29'.I : 'il ~~TSUN P.U. Good I 120 W. Warner at So. 1.1ain '72 PORSCHE 9llT, A~·l-Fl\.1,
AUTOS IMPORTED-I t'Onrltt1on , S700. cuh, take Sant& Ana 557-2132 mags, full instrun1cntalion,
_ , over pymt s. 64:>-3176 aft 4. Honda 9727 Call for details.
TOYOT A
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TOYOTA
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Anywhere!
LEASE OR BUY
All Models!
~tolt le.wi4 W TOYOTA
1966 Harbor, C.r.1.
Triumph 9767
'73 TR STAG !---------t lY.7 llATSL';J '"•'td~tur !600 I 673-5162 ----------Ge neral 9701 ~' Convertible \1·ith remo\1able
,__________ ~i'~';:\;~1nrti11 .. :1, >'k~J. P!i.1n._. '72 Honda Car f ~RS91-c11 2•.E0 : DEAN LEWIS ha rd.t o p . Au toniatlf'
I USEABLE CARS tr a 11 s mission , po\o,'l't'
HUGE .,.... .... ~ ~,1-~n~11~~::· ~~1~·l 1~~·f~~· ~~~I Sup()~i;\·r$l0Q9§' ~~~P1~:~ryN~~.u ~~ ~!~ '69 Toyota Corolla ~e=~~gd 31~ f:1gitio~\~1f~ ~
SELECTION s.·~wio. !ii?.--4~•1 I. crazy. Black on Black. :! Dr. 4 Spd, Radio, lleater, equipment. (545.JFR).
$i695 (XH.LJ4<:).
Da t5un 9720 ; Phone 558-1000 DLR. $777 NEWPORT . OF
FINE IMPORTS e 73 DATSU N 240Z
111111;:-.ix• e 73 PORSCHE 914·4
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LEASE OR BUY ·--. _ .....
33375 CA.MINO CAPISTUNO '""NAM c'"'"'lllO , '72 PORSCHE 911 Targa '""""'A""6'••""••,.••s..-f !Lie. 737 EOK); 5-spd. IMPORTS
1971 llONDI\ Sedan, G 00 d lUWA U.UMI 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B .
• • $-i!lj li7:>-o'J.11
'~ Cad. '72 Sed. de Ville 1 ·~ CllL~-;-i.:-,,-li \'~I .
rartory P.ir t'i.ind., \1nyl 1op. µ.1 111 1111 ur<'~. i-:'t hrk~.
alt ]f'fl!hPr illh'1'1Qr, full Rrl1lt 1rans ~f~l 1;;;}...j.jSt
po1.•:er, tilt & lelrsrop1e ·~-\tl\'A."'full\ •'!;tJlpJ1t"1~ ste~r1ni;, door 1 .. 1·ks. S1('1'£'0, 111111 ;ur :\lnt ,.,.tHI !:1·st ~$
cr uise 1'0nlrol. l<l'>\' 1n11t•aL"1' bt1\~1· ~G'~1 ·, 1.1.1,_
GAS SAVER
1973 PLYJ\tOUTll ou~-rER
Std. lrlUlS., ~1·ent gas tnlJe.
age .\over 22 MPG 1 Only
14.000 mlle11. $2195. Privatl' & <;h11\\1no1n fr(•:.h tl11uolH: -=-pru1y. {&.15t'liX l · 1 ·us L\IPAW\ IL1nl!op ,\ut", * 551·515l * • $4S99 fl:1·. F:\1. pl~. lnnlC'r htll'h.
~ • $.f'l.).l'.dlt;!\-177i
·AMC 9905 Cad. '70 Sad. de Vill e Chrys lar 9925
'•'o Ar.IBASS,\0011 \\'GN Less than 39,000 miles '71 CIJltYSLl·.I: '11111 ,\ Ctr v. "" . FactOI'\' nir ~'Uni!.. f II I I . a (•, µ IJ. ral'k. lo rnllt'· p<Jiii·i:, \'In)\ h>p. lu!I S111 l\i.;n 11.11• 1:1:1 DCL1: ~).
ni,;f'. 11!'\\' tire~. hJ'ake.~ p11 ~~l't!J.:1'1'; rn1!10, hlr .. P/~.I Jc;itlu'r in1Prior, ~lL'n·o. tJ,~11
I t~~r~l~~·e~~~7~~ Call fol' lock~. lilt ·" trlf'~eopir ~~::· ~~~r~~~~~'.;;~Nl't UL·aeh l
stecnni; .. \II 111.~ -;1ras & --- -'73 HORNET Hatchback, in1n1aculatc 1Sl:!.BQE1 ·1;.... C'llR.YSLJ::I! I\ AUU~.
lmm11c. cond . 1':conon1y ti Ln;ulo•t!. ~-1111 pn111•r . VACA·
cyl, R IJ-1, fi.12·08S0 or "'k-il.laMH. ,•Nlt·A"( TIO~ SPECl.\1.. (';1rL'<I for
days, 839-1190 t'\t'S ·'-.. 1·knds. ·!";'ll!'V'• IWl~ !'lilt.-l' nc11·. f.>l0.i003 or
Buick 9910 ~~-.... ,,. llYd. &lli·~•i~--~~---I c ._...,,.~··oo '64 Cl\R,0SLEr. ln1 !)f'ri!\l
•BUICK• OPEN SUNDAY
1969 WILDCAT '71 Coupe de Ville
2·dr. hardtop. Extra ni1·e ,(; Al\l/F:\I s1e1'f'O ra1tio '>lith s
lo.1dcd lnc:l. power 11 indo\\'S. truck tape player, IXllff'L'
tSer. 11~2861. seats, po"·er 11· in tl o 11· s.
$1088 land~u. l_op, . ffl elory uir ,
c ond1!1on1ng, nuul ,
c.."Onrli tion! 1600CYA )
Cro11·11 c.oupc, a!I <llx :.:tras.
$500. 6.f6-20-13
Autos, New 9100
•SPECIALS*
Of th e Wee k
'6 7 PLYMOUTH CPE.
V..a, AT, PS."'' !UCX~28)
$799 4•1·3175 or tll·ll75 , .m~"lX>rt Beach oir.1 e1"'••t1 l•n.:t
d •• MPG '71 914 PORSCHE,'"" ''""'· TOYOTA 642-9405
I con · -N: • • • asking $4 ,00J, days 67~3077, •~-=-------• ;J.1~1309 eves 673-Zl90 '67, TR-4A, Excel. cond, =~~==~---"'= 1---,7-4-2-6-0-1--~ Jagu•r 9730 l!W16'1h.l:bor c M 646-930:? v.·ire v.•h15, new uphols, $995. · 1968 LeSABRE. 2 dr hardtop.
DOT e 73 OPEL GT CADILLACS '69 CHEVY
IMPl.L.t. CPE.-1\u!•1. \\)l'i,Ji·: . ..;1 e 72 SAAB SONNETT
1i9it'LY1
'fi8 'POR.OCHE 91'.?. $3200 or ' · · 673-8778 FUJI pwr, air. Bei>t otter.
70 JAGUAR ' hes! orlor. Must so!! '"'wk '73 CORONA Volkswagen 9770 C•ll aft. 6; 64,.Jl.172.
Largest Selection
In Orange County
$:pe. De Villes
Std. De Vil les
V-9. Auto. T1ons .. Powe•
_s ....... ,ng. !lf5bA$PI.
e 71 ALFA BERLINA ,
q; l)>!t:llB 1 e 69 AL FA BERLINA
jor111s1;1
XJ6 1 ~~~':t 9755 Station Wagon ,69 VW C•dlll1c 9915
r.tos~ h'Tt'l'n wl!h blatk f 4 speed tra11sn1ission. ffll'tory Cad. '73 El Dorado
lnlel'lor. Full fa cto r Y * SAVE SAVE * air conditioning. Bro11·n l'x· Sunroof & low mileage. Luxurlou1 Cabrlolet
· 11 RENAULT DEMO tenor. {O;,.iHEU1 . IYED963l t'QWptnc•n!. Lav.· m eagc &
$899
'68 CHIYY
STATION WAGON & MAN Y, MAN Y
OTHERS TO
CHOOSE FROM
AT
AM/FM. Mags, Air
•bsolutoly naw1.,.. SALE $3199 Only $1195
JAGUAR DEALER DICK MILLER BARWICK DATSUN
1 Beautltul Burnt Sienna with
Antique 58.ddle vinyl top.·
Cnuse control, factory air
cond., tull pov.•er, dual
comfort seat, rear window
defogger, trunk lock, door
locks, stereo \l'ilh tape. Tilt
& telescopic steering, alJ the
El Dorado1-Converts
+PLUS+
Many Other Select
Cadillac Trade-Ins V <I. A1110. lion~ ..
\•~tff·fYJ (P·IA~
Power
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5 129!~
lease or Buy i f-----....:....--1 ttll\trll .!h11µ1111~i
f;l' 1100 \'V Co.~ H>1 .. Ji
Audi
I ""°""'IC<ll ~""' •..1' •'4<lf, ' 9707 l
'7"l i\UDI llKIJ _'\ ,\l1to. !run'( .. I
sunn')()f, ,f.: 11nnF11 ·ulnlt• in & I
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'748-210
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
311JJ·W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642-9405
MOTORS
New & Used ImportE
120 W. \Varner at So. Main I
Santa Ana 557-2132 1
Saab 9760
BILI. MAXEY
TOYOTA . " : ' . ' ...
l'i '\JJ'\t, • \I' ,(')!
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33375 CAMINO WlllUNO
SAN NAM CANTUMO 'oaooy----·-493.3375 or lll·ll15
* SAVE SAVE * 70 TOYOTA DEAN LEWIS I
SAAB DEMO SALE MK!! 4 OR. USEABLE CARS M~a;.;zd;;;c.;;• ______ _:9.:.7c.c38 DICK MILLER Aut om allc transrnlssion, '61 VW
MOTORS 11ir 1..vnditlonin11:. (S02DRKJ . 1973 l\.IAZD,\ Riulinn \\'ai.:on, 1 SUPER ·SHARP 2 Dr, 4 Spd, Radio {L TD762J
Factory Au··AJ\t.f ,\1 Jt<1dk1.1 Ne1v & Used lmpot1s 1 $677
I 12,600 1-11., Ext·ellent Corul. 1 l~'O \\I. \Va1·n('r at So. l\1ain I
, Asking $3.200. Call 5.11·8044 I Santa Ana 5.17-21:t!
2Dr .• 4SOd .• AM/FM : Rile< 5c:lil p.m. Subaru 9762 x =::::-.;;:;."~::::;..·. -1\·•• l••,,:, : '"':·,'A""R" i'A" N $6 650,.._* 'Tl AlAZDA, RX2, air. 11ten!O, . 21MIUIOlllYl.c.M.145~.\ lU~ MlllO f ~v. Jcolh•r. vlnyl roof, "elco.1 USED SUBARU$ TOYOTA
M $ i I lease or Buy ""1•nne 83l>-0440. 171 4 DR 1 OWNER LO '73 LANDCRUISER 08 'ial ,· 'i--~.,-4-P-ICJ(_lJPS....;. _ _. ·i RX2 Rotary, xlnt cond. 4' 70 sr WAG~J1f6WNER LO I Soft top Orange. Warn hubs, 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-'9303
-· $2(0). f.IILES I radio. 22,0:l n1ilcs. (Bro-71 YW 847~ DICK MILLER HOE)
·12 R.x.2. air, stereo. xtras. MOTORS $3999 SUPERBEETLE
1974 BMWs
200'rs. Ba\'arins. 3.0 S,\'s
Ord1•r y011 r 1-.1r ll}r 1!f'!l\l'ry
ln ~-Ul\'I"' i\0011 !
EXCELLENT
PRE-OWNED BMWS 1 e '72 B111.·;~rla . 4 .;p & air I
• •71 2 .00 -i\UIH. & p s
e ·10 ~avan;i~ -:i iu ~lrn•k I
£11
I 2'40'2 ~t;i11!ur1·Jtr PArk,vay :
J\lu;i;1on \'i::ojo
usr: AVEllY P\V\" 1'.:XIT.
831·20-IO e 4!15-4949
DRAN GECOUNTY'S-
OLOEST
1974 BMW's
•
4 Spd., AM/FM
5 69!~
lease or Buy
DEMO SA~
1974710
~ °' till' •• ,, ... ,~ ~lllb' .• ..,'
1~11 MAGS &•acl<a!"llt'dlll&""-
lftCol<l•rv,i1.11 1~)4.1'90tri.
$3020.56
610
2 Of ~r . Coitt •/t:ll8CIL! ~.
l<M/FM.aulo l••M..tdt-..
{t"81Jl.6tO-..
S2977.86
610
~ Dr H T . SI'-onMlllc. bk t¥ory
ml 11.MIFM, I t(Jd.. "9\)11. ,....._
-mold•ngs. (148~) '·""' nlilK $2912.54
Below wholesale. 0 ri g . & U Yellow \\ith black interior,
owner 586-~ Nev• · sed Import.!. air conditioi1ing & low miles BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
' I 120 W. \Varner at So. r.t nin {26501..FI
I Merced .. Ben1 9740 : S.nta Ano 5.';7-2132 s·HARP!
'14 l\1ERCEDES 450 SE Ex· SAVE SAVE
I eeutlve Car -one only l&>r· SUBARU DEMO SALE
tal No. 0171411. Fully equip-DICK MILLER
I ped. $226.43 n10. lease tor MOTORS
36 mos. OEL + T&L. \\'hy New & Used Imports
1 lease 4 yrs f.run1 01hers -120 \V. Warner at So. ~lain
when you puy no niore for Santa Ana 557-2132 a 3 yr l@ase with us. .~~-----'-"-=
Jim Slemons Toyota 9765
lmpans
1301 Quall
Newport Beach
I 83J.9300
, ENTER FROM MacARTHUR
•
18881 Beo(hBl•d 947.9555
HUNTINGTON BEACH
deluxe xtras & eora:eous!
U:>w, low mlle11. 1692GIR) '"''""'""'='~~=-'=~~ SALE PRICED '73 SEO. De Ville, 19,000 n1il. I
• irteel radial llrt's, a 1 t 1
C 19 2 El available extrn!:, 0 r I ~.
ad. 7 Dorado o1\'Tler. $5395. 64H:ill;'i aft ti
CONVERTIBLE wkdaslall day .,..-knds I
$799
'64 POMTI.t.C CPE. va 4 ~-!OPG11 11.
$399
'U GREENBRIAR Factory air conditioning, full .• . -·--
leather interior, full power, <J7 C~d11lac r l c_r t \\' 0 ll d I
tilt & tclescop!c steering, Classic. lD\v, .mi~l'~. goo! I
stereo, door locks, cruise tires, all po\\ el, xlnl. c11nd·,
control, all the xtra5 & low S350. 642-3767
W 1t::imper con~e.-W!ft, b c l"I.
f~·o:i lion .. f0KM~]I).
mlles. (Ser. No. 43032S) Chevrolet 9920
$5199 ' l·,-'73c;.;..E_L_CAM-"'-!N-O-. -P-/S-. -P-/-B,
alr-cond, low mi's. $2.950.
PH: 645-3215"
$899
21st
Anniversary
Sale!
Our FAMOUS "Golden Touch" New Corsi .
Immaculate "Previoualy Driven" Corsi
Demons trot on -Executive 'Con!
· ENTIRE MONTH Of MAY
2626 HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS
COSTA MESA 540-~
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Mt!:RC. C0!\1Jo:T '73, S cyl,
iitlck, 19 to 22 AlPG, Rust
Brm\'n, Sporty & sharp! Ont'
0\\11er, S2,(0),
"PllolTO '71 2-000R '73 PINTO Rwuil>'"'· au!<>,
Le11 than 21,000 Miles R&ll. 10w milel, ..xlnt ~·
Auto lrans., r.:u.Uo. heater, $2495. 644-1264
roof rack. deluxe black '73 PINTO, 4 spd, 25 MPC,
\'lnyl totcrior. Dix. exterior $2350. or or~.r.
Pon1. '69 Grind Prix Pont. ·12 Gronvmo •pONTIACS• ARTHUR MARTELL T-BIRD '73 LANDAU
I H rd Ith -E ·~· •• •PONTIA"• J,uxurlOUS hardtop cpe . Fa.clOl'Y ait condlUoning, D "· .t.Dr.~ a -top w 1 •w .J-....n. " Fa c l 0 r y a[r c ond , ,
•utb. '"."'" .,....,,. ....... Lou then 19,000 Miios 1974 FIREBIRD " CtN Mts• p-<toerl02. p-<llsc b<ak..,
ro,wer btllkes •. etectrlc wln· Factory air cond. l'Ull Fully loaded. U:>w mUeaie 1 f 1966 GRANO PRIX vinyl 1,,0p, vJn.yl 1P\J;\c)r, 968-4&38 Cl\11 anythne.
'66 COi\1ET 9'1:1011(' GT,
Good condit10n, $550.
846-091:1
-~.,30
.~ spollesa inside & out. L-493-9188
ws, tepeah'Y mteriol'. t1.ulo., pov.•er, vinyl top, dlx. & aharp. (ser. 110007'!). ' You are \he w nner 0 S Fully Equipped. All the dlx. dual c..-onitorl .eatll. n1i
tran11., radio, heater. WSW. iape11try lnterior, tilt y.•hecl, l6l TO CllOOSE , TWO FREE TICKET xu·ai;. (SE)r. 110153). 1i11hecl ,Jtereo, tll the deluxe
An exceptional value IXTK· ateroo, door locks, dual YOUR-QiOJCE to the $688 extra1.,, (742(;$4"9\)'W) (7MCV\\'). '71 PINTO, 4 Spd, RAH, iC(l(I
$1999 mUeaae. good cond .. 11500. 953). comfort front seat & • 541 Southern Callfoml• ~
Continental
'66 CONTINENTAL. 2 dr,
\'.in Jo_w mllel!Jl:e, like new
lhroughoul. $100, 645-7836
1964. f'ull )JO\\'er. Good
condiUoo. Low n1ilci;. $550.
Aft 6 or on "·knds 673-9007.
Cougar 9933
1971 COUGAR XR·7 l'Onv.
Lf'alhcr, tapr,-\'ogue tirf's,
20,000 mi. Perf('(_•t rond. P\1
ply. T71416'TS-1136.
Dodge ' 9935
DODGE' ·70 Chargt'r, disc
brla;, p 1s, p/b, air, \'inyl
top, $179.), \'Cry clean,
213-5.<1'2-2&17
'liS CHARGER, mags, sl!'l"f'O,
$800. or ix-st offf'r. &15-80-10
BARWICK DATSUN
¥• • ~
m75 CAMINO CN!SruHO
S•W NAiii C.utSTUMO '"'"""-8-&Wt-.,3-)375 ... lll-1175
GAS SAVER
or 675-7059 aft 6 Jin1 I Hl7.l PLYJ\.10UTIJ DUSTER.
'6J BLUE 4 door Dotli;c Std. trans., great gas
Coronet 440. Xlnt. running. n1ilcage rover 2'2 MPGI
StZ::i. 642-3767 Only 14,000 n1ilcs. $2,195
Ford 9940 J>rlvate party. 551..S151.
'O! J-'ORD Squit'l' fl pass. Sta
\\:i~. P7S, P/B, ai r,
Al\l/f'i\1 stereo. lul:" r.ick.
Orig <1\\'nr. 673-IJTJ/ever.,
!~1-2112
'Tl J>JNTO Sta \\1gn. auto,
Air <:ond, radio, heater,
dJSt.' hrks, radial tires. Xlnt
eond. Best offer. 673-]653.
1971 Plt-;TQ, auton1aUc,
uir, l'IC\V tires, 1 o"Tier, '70 L11) \Va~n. Ju milC'age,
I I Id. 1 k 1 17,:)00 n1i. Dix. equip. $1,750. a c. p s, p isc >r s, ug * 493-8730 *
rack, new tires, $1850, =~=-'Cc.:.;-"c~~~ Stl-SOjl '71 SEDAN, A/T, \\'hite
, 1\•/blk top· ne"' tires, IC> 61 FALOON, 6 L'Y.1. Sid n1i., serviced r eg' I y .
trans, very econom1l'al & I 673-7880 646-1417
dependable, good body, '1-1 ~~.-----~='
tags, 5200, 962-23-13. I Pontiac 9965
'74 .FOlU> Ranchero. Fully ~~u~~~o~~io 500"11 •PONTIAC•
"S9LTDCo"ntry Sq"ireWon. GRAND PRIX ~~~ncl. .J\.1ust !>ell. $102i !
"' RANCHERO, 0 ' I " -" ' HEADQUARTERS mdL Like ne"" Xlnt rond.
$2j00. 54HS82 8 am-5 ptlL
'74 FORD Ranchero. 1-Ully
equip'd. One 011.11er, Sho"'n
by appt only, 83l..&120
'66 FAIRLANE, mags, 4 spcl. I
headers, reblt cng. $600 or
best offer. &16-9531 ·
Maverick 9'147
ONLY (4)
1973 MODELS LEFT
All Loaded
ISC'r. 2302951
\"Qt.JR CHOICE
\\'hile They Last~
$4288
'73 J\tAVERICK 11atchback, -e-
sml. V-8, air-cond, P/S. IJ l '72 GRAND PRIX
bucket seats . $232:'1. 49&-0727 Vrry lo1v mileaie & looded.
Mercury 9950 1 l&l" l-l5C681. l ---~-----1 $30a8 "72 J\tERC. ~larqu is Colony . (1 l '71 G~D PRIX
Park 9 pass. 1,1,·ag. J\lanv \ rry IO\\. mileage. Fully
xtras. lo.Jake offer, muSt loaded. (Ser. 169'1951.
S('li. p,·t. ply. 831-0050 $2988
'IJ.l MERCURY 2 OR Jl(f., ~ l\1 '69. GRAND PRIX
full power, looks, runs, ,\: f .;..ll'a n1.ce .. Full IX'":er.
d ·cs 1 t J\olust se(' 10 Ll.•ather 1ntenor, etc. (!Ser. n\ x n . . . '!O:hl H!J <1ppreciate, 6T."'>-7-162 1 • ' · $l8B8
Mustang 9952 Check Our
12.:iJONTH · NO i\11LEAGE
\VARRANIT ·7.1 J\fUSTAJ'iG Oic 6'26
JP\\'t; 2 Coupe; beaut. blue
'" dk. blue interior: radio.
htr, auL, P/S, air: 2,800
act. miles; $3895. 1\"e11.port '
Beach Dr. 714,.t333-9300 I
1::-:-...JG.1A:-.G . \"! n1i':;, x\n't ~
l~)11d. Au1/l1n .!.\ereo. Good
on J.:Hli. ~:tiOO. 1'.J:rfl~'IJ7. \
~111l;r COl1\"l't1ib](', 5;!t, V-x.1----(~8~)----I
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Ca.11 ::i.%--ii'ti6 :
Oldsmobile 9955
Sales & SP:V\ce I OLDSMOBILE
GMC TRUCKS [
HONDA CARS
UNIVERSITY OLDS
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa ~lesa 540-9640
B\' O\VNER, 'i2 88 DELT.\
RO'{ ALJ-:, 3-1.000 mi. &·~I
offer. 968-6380 aft. 5 dally
bef nocn Sun.
Pinto 9957
1972 PINTO. l 0"''11E'I'. Lo n1 i.
2000cc eng. 4-spcL Bucket
seats. Best offer. 6-6-40;)6
aft 5.
<Ser. 12:>11
30%
DISCOUNT
Choice of Models
Colors & Equipment
'7,l J>J!\TO \\'agon, lop ·
mileag<', auto. air. A rcul
~lMIMS-1357. excepOonal value (XTK9Sl). AbeoJutel)r &or i: e o u 1. 83 MOBILE HOME SHOW
$1699 (809EAE) ' I • May 11th tJ>n\ May 21th
Cbedt our at ... u MO.-NOMILEAGt ,ANAHEIM STADIUM _ _.,w~ :mo State College Bbd.
A:nabeun----....
Pl .... call 642-_5f181 ed. 3!I
to ctatm ~ tJClt!tl,r (Nortb cloonty tolr1ree ....... , 11
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.. • Get CADIL C LUXURY Ill
A CHEVROLET
197 4 CAPRICE 4 Door
Brand New & Loaded (186768] (1048).
looo Below
Manufacturers
~~~~1 Sticker
WE'RE DEALIN' ON VEGAS
$
(1867681 11048) TAKE YOUR CHOICE (}7s.i88) 1907)
LEASE A BRAND NEW 197 4 MONTE CARLO LANDAU '
transmission,/ radio, heater,
power steering, po•Ner brakes, Air Conditioning,
vinyl Landau roof. (699) Lease the "CONNELLEASE"
Way.
LOADED: Automat~c $ 83
PER MONTH
36 ·Mo. O.ll-0.A.C.
BUY WHERE THE LOW MILEAGE CARS AREi
'73VEGA '72MOMTE 15 WAGONS '73 CHEVROLET '72 CHEVROLET
WAGON CAaLOCOUl'E • IL.U£I V• TOH PICKUP
8111 miles. auto. trans .. radio, air Gold car. auto. trans .. v...a. air cond . WITH GOOD MILES -6 AND t 4 wheel drive, radio. auto. lrans .• Air cond . P.S .. v-a. auto. trans., radio,
cond., nice, remaining fa ctory power steeri ng, power brakes. PASSENGER power steering, low, low pnce. special. 110960LJ
warranty. (629JEPJ beautiful. 29.000 miles. (819EIF) LARGE AND MEDIUM SIZE-WITH {96717N) $2399 $2899 $3099 LOW!ll!JS $4199
'72 CHEVY II '72 CHEVY II '72 CORVETTE '70CHEVY '71 PQHTIAC HOYA HOYA.COUPE STIMGU Y Cl"l. 8.CAMINO LIMAMSCPI. Cpe .. VB, 28.000 mites, air cond., V-8. auto. trans .• power steering, Air cond .. power steering, power New tires. v..a. P.s .. auto. trans .. air Low miles. radio, auto. trans., power ,power steenng, vinyl rool. Ser. 27,000 miles. radio, nice car, new brakes, AM /FM. auto. trans.. 350 Cu. cond., nice, good mlles. (Ser. #8930) steenng. air cond. (563CPN} !3043 !ires. {152EXEJ In. engine. tremendous car. (Ser.
11ns4J
be1tuty'. 5.JI--0'.19!) v;knds & i &>II idle items with a Dally ll--~~~~'!'!'!!!!''!!"~~-"tl---,.;------•-+1!!!!'!!"~~~~!!!!9 ...... -~ ... --!'!!!~f!'!"'!'!!'~~---+-----llil .. l!ilf----1'\·f's. I ?tlot C1assified ad. 642-$78
$2599 $2399 $5399' $2199 si499
'73 CHEVROLET '72 FORD LTD D""!"fAM '72 IMP.ALA ' Autos, New 9800 1 Autos, New 9800 '71 FORD l/4 TOM '72FORD ,..,... CntOllllC_,. c~v .. 4 Or. H.T .. cruise c:Ontrof, elee. • dr. hardtop, low miles, vinyl roof, ¥•T0N•AM Vinyl roof. auto. trans .. V-8 (regular Special wheels and tires. (Y46303) windows, split trt. seats. vinyl roof. power steering, power brakes. va. v-a. auto, trans.,P.S.. radio. (966B8J} gas). air cond .. f)OW8r steenng, power P.S .. P.B •• air cond. This is a Super (reg. gas), air cond. Nice car.
brakes. radio, weekend special. $2995 car. v~ 1'$29939 EXO)
(552ESA) $3099 1149GIH) $2999 $·2799
'73 DATSUN '72 CHEVROLET '72FORD '73 CHEVROLET '72 TOYOTA
PICIM' •• ,. c,e. CvsfoM MUSTANG ~•TONPICIW CILICA CPL
Radio. 4 spd .• 15,491 miles, like Vinyl roof, air cond .. power steering, Spot1sroof cpe., 23.000 miles. auto. V-W, auto. trans .• power s~eering. ................ S....#7217
new. (83565U) power brakes. auto. trans., V·S, trans,, air cond .• vinyl roof. P.S .. v...a, P.o·wer brakes, 17,000 mile&.
$2799 32.000 miles. nice. (565FFB) nice .. ( 1 OOFFYJ. (Sure a Jewel). i37590H) $2499 . $2699 $2999 $3099
'70 DATSUN '72 CHEVROLET '73 PLYMOUTH '70-DODGE-121 PICKUP' IMPALA ....... CH'''PfG• I TON Radio. 4 spd., 29,780 miles. Nice. 4 Or .• hardtop, air cond., V-B, 22 .000 Cpe .• V-8, {small), Auto. trans .• air Cpe .. low miles, VS, vinyl roof. air
{542815) miles. power steering. power brakes, cond .• power steering, Ilka new, tond., power steering, auto trans. Cab & Chassis . vinyl roof, sure nice. (869EOWJ (215HEWJ. (20,000 miles). C77QACZ) ::d?. whfft -far IZ • 14 fl. $1 '699 $2799 $3099 $1999 tS.COMllM.-. .,.
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Roy Carver Inc
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-546-4444
-Crev1Pr Motors
208 W 1st St Sonia Ano
835-3 171
Soddlebock Volley Imports
28402 Marguerite Parkway
Mission V1e10 495-4949
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa
. CHEVROLET
Connell Chevrolet
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2:30 ( I Ci)) CBS Sports Spectacular
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6:00 NFL Championship Games
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B:OOPM W ( shciAbJ Forum Championship Rodeo
THURSDAY, MAY 23
5:00PM O Angel Baseball Angels vs. Kansas City.
7:30 m Dodger Baseball Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants
8:00 m Boxing From the Olympic .
FRIDAY, MAY 24
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SATURDAY, MAY 25
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2:00 . Q3 16 @) Family Circle Cup Tennis . · (9 ) Danny Thomu Memphis Golf Classic
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4:00 (~~) CBS Golf Championship
5:00 (il) , 3 Wide World of Sports
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Qi Christopher Close-Up
(Qi (j)) Camere Three SUNDAY
MAY 19
MORNING
6:15 m Christophers/Bible Answers
6:30 D lamp Unto My Feet
6:45 l8 Christopher Close-Up
7:00 O Bailey's Comets
(!) Uncle Weldo
! 8 Ru Humbard O Parent/Youth forum
1fc)) America & Americans m Big Blue Marble A children's
prog1am about other children around
the world l~ (61 This Is the Lile '6 Wa"en Roberts
7:30 §Amazing Chin · The Christophers
Chaplein of Bourbon Street
(6) Bullqkle 0 Billy J. Hergis
10' Vision On m Elementary News
l~ 6 Ru Humbird
(;29 '8 ) Town Hall Meeting
8.00 I Dusty's Treehouse
, This Is the life
Rex Humbard
6 Underdog 0 It Is Wntten
11 lamp Unto My feet 0 Davey & Goliath
10 ';26 Old Time Gospel Hou1 m Wonderam1 W Revival fires
(.l9 8 ) Gospel Singing lub1tee
8:15 17 3 Slcred Hurt
8:30 D look Up & Liv• 0 The Jetsons
( 6 l Johnny Quest 0 Campus Profile 0 Meeting Time at Calvary · m ll r6' Klthryn Kuhlman
(17 3 1 It Is Written
9:00 O Camera Three
, 31 Treeltouse Club
860!
(t29 8 ) Day of Discovery
l6 ) Real Esta te Open House
8 Project A.sia
8 l~ 6] Oral Roberts
(10 It h Written
Q) Day of Miracles
17 3 Revival Fires 'lti Pattern for living
9:30 D Today's Religion
13 ) Accion de la Comun1dad
I Serendipity
Oral Roberts
Domingo
1 8 1 let There Be Light
m Esta Es la Yldt
10:30 8 To Be Announced
Aneel Basebell Anaels vs Mm
nesota Twins. 0 @ CI) CiD Tht Osmonds
a) (.29 18 I) Fite the Nation
I This Is Your Blble
Greatest Sports terends
Tony' Susen Alemo
@ lnslaht
Mideast Anelysls
@!) Pantalla Oominltal
NHL HOCKEY-TENTATIVE
If additional games are needed for
the National Hockey Leeaue Chem·
pionshlp Play-Offs, ftlJC "411 air the
aeme et this time, aMI ell subsequent
programming is subject to change
without notice.
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Tentatively scheduled.
(i) Movie: "Please Believe Me"
(com) 'SO-Deborah Kerr Robert
Walker ·
I (17 (31 Cif) H.R. Pufnstuf
High Chaparral
faith for Today
Movie: "Huckleberry Finn''
(adv) '39-Mickey Rooney Lynne
Carver m Church in the Home
:26 first Baptis1 Church
()9 8 ) 811ley's Comets
11 30 8 17 (3 CD Make A Wish
· Movie: (C) "Conao Crossing"
(adv) 56-George Nader, V1rg1n1a
Mayo Peter Lorre
((;29 (8 ) U.S. Nevy
AFTERNOON
12:00 I (~ 8 ) CBS Tennis Classic
17 3 CD Directions
8 Golf Championship
Your Government Today
t261 Sunday Celebretlon
12:30 161 Movie: ''The Dtsperadou Art
in Town" (we s) '56 -Robert Arthur
Kathleen Nolan
M(f7) (3 1 CD Issues lo Answers
News
Public Service
1:00 D ()9 8 ) Colonial Golf Coverage
of the clos1n11 rounds of the
$250.000 National tournament from
the Colonial Country Club 1n fort
Worth . Te.as
B Pacesetters
17 3 CD Alan Kin& hnn1s
Classic Final dat of compehl1on
trom Caesars Palace rn las Veaas
Nevada as pro tennis players and
celebrities oompete for a total purse
of $150.000 00 The Persueden 0 Movie: (C) "fancy Pants" (corn)
'50-Bob Hope, Lucille Ball. I Amazing Prophecies
Dey of Discovery
(iL r31 Old Time Gospel Hour
(6) first Baptist Church
(26 Governor & the Students I 01k1ari
Here Come the Brides
Revival Fires
(Q9 (8 1) Amazing Chen €1J Musit1 y Palabras
10:00 Ices Sports Spectxular (2hr)
· Challenge My Sermon
Hour or Power
6 Home Buyers' Guide
(3) Kid Power
(8) flf 8 looks at Lumin& 0 Herald of Truth
101 San Diego Happening
1:30 0 m Rell&ious Special "Is the
Church Relevant?" Or J. Philip
Clark is moderat6r of a discussion 0 Movie: (C) "Ot' Tenor's House
of Horrors" (hor) '65-Peter Cush
mg, Christopher lee JQJ Hifh Spffd Uvin1
~ Billy J. Har&is
2:00 O Prep Sports Wor1d Los Angeles
Caty Boys Tennis
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'41-ldward C Robinson John Car
l1efd
I Air Power
Jerry Barnard Hour
Outer Lllnits
Movie: "Ma ' Pa Kettle 1t Home" (eom) ·54 -Maqo11e Main
Percy Kilbride
U Ci) film feature
Faith tor Tod•y
Chri~her Close-Up
2:30 B Sunflower Comp1n1
~ Movie: "Thunder In the £ut"
(dra) 'SJ -Alan Ladd Deborah
Kerr
il~ Ci' Movie: (C) "Compulsion"
(dra) ·so -Orson Welles. Dean
Stockwell Bradford Dillman ::u~ Firu or Evanaet.sm
(@ (i)) CBS se>orts Spectacular m faith for Tod11
3.00 O Face the Nation 0 17 (? ffi World lnvit1t1on1I
Ttnnia Stan Smith and Chris Evert
vs Arthur A.she and B1ll1e Jean
King , 0 Movie: (C) "Escape from Z1h·
rain" (adv) '62-Yul Brynner. Sal
Mineo. Madlyn Rhue
10 Meet the Prus m Movie: (C) "The Jazz S1n2er"
(dra) '27-AJ Jolson, W'lrner Oland
ff) Alert1 /Greetlnas lrom Germany
~4 Jimmy Swauart Show
fr.) Bieentenn1at Lecture Senn m lnsi2ht
J ·JO fl Newsm1kers 0 m Meet the Prus 0 Movie: "Pride of "" Yantm s"
(dra) '42 -Cary Cooper Teresa
Wright
r6 ) Movie: "Deputy M11sh1I" (we~)
50-Jon Hall, rrances Langford
10) Newsmakers m The Virfinlan •
~ Relirious To•n Hall
€I)lnaipt
(I) Pentecostal Temple
4:00 f) Medlx "Snakebites & Other Trau
mas" A look at the I .A County
USC Med1ral Centei and the anti
venom ward and trauma centers
( :i) Clndidates for Venturi County
Sheriff 0 f ilm Future "Ladles Wear the
Blue" Nancy Dickerson narrates a
film that traces the history of Navy
women from 1917 to the present 0 Suspen1e Thu tre "Portrait ol
an Unknown Man" (R)
o Hee Haw rr (3) Art of the West m Korun Variety Hour ~ Cl11ri,m1
I ~;:;'lt.tion
This b the life
Panorama l1tino
lnslpt
C.mpus Protile
4:30 fJ Last or the Mohlc.ens Part IV
Colonel Munro's daughters. and Ma
jor Heyward are captured by Magua
and the Huron Indians. 0 Sunday Cntic Cleveland Amory
1s a scheduled guest
Ci) Star Trett m Mme: "Thr .. &odt1the11" (dra)
'49 -John Wayne. Ward Bond.
Pedro Armendariz ltE ~::n~
lob Wells Semln1r
ll1d1 EJrperftnc.
) Or. Norman Vincent Peale
~ Sund1y Matinee
Movie
Coron• Now
5:00 B World ol Survtval "land Above
the Clouds" (R)
I C.mpus Profile
Outer Limits
Great Adventure
The Awenrers
fl} News
@ Daniel Boone OT (3) Movie: (2hr) "Pancho Villa"
(adv) '72 -Clint Walker Chuck
<Annors.
a~ Ci) America & Ameriuns
~ Hour ol Dthvefln~
'
Wall Street Weell
CJ)) Brother Buzz
Rolltt G•mes m Yesterday
5:30 O It Takes All Kinds m A New Way of Uvlnr
(i) News 'lo· Movie: (C} (2hr) "Hombre"
(wes) '67 -Paul Newman Richard
Boone
€;)Drama
2:J (j) Garner Ted Armstrona
'26) Day of Miracles
ff) Wuhinfton Week in Review
(°29 fa') Animal World m Roller C1mes
5:59 ff) Supermu ket Top Ten
EVENING
6:00 iJ (~ (j') (! Sixty Minutes
(3) The Vir2ini1n
ommmNbs 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "War Gods of
the Deep" (sci fl) -Tab Hunter
Vincent Price. Susan Hart
i Twilight Zone
NFL Ch1mpionship Games
Movie: (90) "Unknown World"
(sc1·f1) '51 -Victor Kilian. Marilyn
Nash m ..... , s .... , .... l C ..... 1--Al"'"l Where Old All the
Anirn11s Go? 8111 Burrud narrates
this hour benefit program depicting
the plight of va11ous endangered
animal speetes.
~Children's Cartoons
@ Dialogue
Casey Santos Show ro Storeftont
Cl!) Cine dtl DomlnfO
6:30 0 Animal ~rid A look at tM wild
life of Alaska
'6) Wor1d ol Survival
0 al (i) News m Movie: CC) (Zhr) ''The Tender
Trap" Crom) ·ss -Frank Sinatra.
Debbie Reynolds. David Wayne,
Celeste Holm
Ei)Sunset ED I bECIAl I C.11 o· the Faire
Scenes and highlights from the
Renaissance Pleasure Faire held at
the old Paramount Ranch 1n Agoura.
@l'J Fanlarria Falcon m A Better World
7:008 News
0 MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S * WILD KINGDOM
stars Marlin Perkins
0 Wild IOngdom "Voya2e to the
Coral Sea" (R)
@ Movfe: (2hr) "Twelve Angry
Men" (dra) '57-Henry Fonda, Lee
J <Abb.
~ Concentr1tion
At luue
Pu.sport to Tr1vel
7:30
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~ (3J Golden Voy•2e
J.!.e•nese Comedy 00 m Wild Kingdom
~ Voice of Victory ED Lennox Quartet "Haydn's Opus
20" <ll9 OC> Talk to the Manager al Estelu '74
.:ldr The Ont Way
Et) Muterplece Thutre "Upstairs,
Downstairs" (R)
@l'J Noche de Cala
Cl!) International V1riety m Film Feature
B "APPLE'S WAY"
*SEASON'S NEW HIT
9:30 U (~ (8)) Cf Barnaby Jones "A
Gold Record for Murder" (R) Maqoe
Cortner guesls as a rock star whose
'.)!lost" songwriter is murdered. U Garner Ted Armstron&
0 'THE KING IS COMING' * Satan's Coming Dictator
DR . HOWARD C. ESTEP
FROM THE PRODUCERS
OF "THE WALTONS~'
0 (i;29 ®> CE Apple's W1y "The
Lamb" Young Steven Apple comes 0 The Kin2 is Comln&
up against some hard tacts about ffi The Bia Question
life on a farm when he gets into EE Voice of Calvary
4 H Club work and becomes .at· 10:00 O Day of Discovery
tach~d to the sheep he 1s learning g Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
to raise !.Q Ei) News 0 ~~ (6) ®J m World ot Disney 56 700 Club
"The w~.IZ Kid and the Mystery at 1· firinf Lint Riverton Part I of a two part story . , Pr•ise the Lord Club
about a teenage inventor wllo en· Lou Gordon Show
ters a contest. and as a winner, . becomes mayor of the town for a 10:15 al Royal family ol Japan/Pro
day Whtie performing his duties as Women Golfers
mayor. he uncovers a bit of cor 10:30 ~The Protectors
rupt1on in the city government C.ndidates tor S.nta Bert>ata 0 (17 ~l G) The FBI "The Pay unty D:strict Attorney
oll" (RJ A dock worker witnesses 0 KNBC Speci•I "The Quiet Rno·
the shooting or an 1mm1grant in lat1on of Mrs Hams" A documen-
vest1gator by mobsters and takes tary on the Women's L1berat1on
a bribe to leave town [rsk1ne tries movement and the effect it's having
to track the man down before the on the average housewife
mob .s h11 man can ru111 11 a "con O 'THE KING IS COMING '
tract on lhe witness "A STRONG D I .. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) * ELUS ON
"Thunder B•J'' (dra> 53 James OR. HOWARD C. ESTEP
Stewart Joanne Dru ~ The King Is Comint
(i) Three Passports to Adventure ~ Movie: (C) ''To Ptris With
t26 lassie Love" (com) 'SS -Alec Guinness m I SPlCIAL I Stockyards: End of fl The Evil Touch
1n Era Studs Terkel is host for a a Poliu Surgeon
story on the Chicago Stockyards 0 Movie: , (C) "Who Killed Mary
and the neighborhood "back of the What's 'Er thme?" (mys) '71
yards." tracing the I 00 year history Red Buttons. Sylvia Miles.
of the yards and the people who jO) San Diego Panorama
worked there · ~ Miuion: Impossible W lntem1tlonal Variety ~ (fl) News
8;00 I Ameriun Horse & Horseman ,1 ; T .H.E. C•t
Elizabeth R J1 Forum
•• , Nippon No Uta/NtW$ Ci) Nashville Music
1:,2 Ru Humbard 10:45 ff) This Is Japan
61) Chespirlto 11 :00 iJ (3) 0 0 @ @) News Cl!) Armenian TV Hour D P1tesetters
S:30iJ(Q9°(8J)(jJ M1nn11 "The @KATHRYN KUHLMAN
Gang's All Here" (R) A street gang * {IN COLOR)
makes Mannix the target for mur· '
der. 111 an effort to 1nt1m1date a ilCathryn Kuhlman
rival ganj_ 3 Top Ten luues 0 Ql ~) 19) m NBC Sunday ) NeW1
Mystery -McMillan & Wife "Man aJ It Is Written
Without A Face" (R) A retired in· 11:15 (~ (j)) Spaniih Mo\lle
tell1gence agent rs marked for 11:30 B Name of the Game
death by a master spy. • O (f9) Sund1y Tonirht Show 0 @ CI) m ABC Sunday Movie: 0 Movie· (C) "Curie ol the Mum-
.CC) (2hr) "~rt of the Sun''. (dra) my's Tomb" (hor) '64 _ Terence
68 -Rod Taylor. Yvette M1m1eux. Morgan. Fred Clar1t.
Jim Brown. l<enneth More. Merce-(j) Telepulse
nary troops become involved in a m Movie: ''Hell Divers" (dra) '37
raid to rescu~ re!uge~s and bring _ Clark Cable, Wallace Seery.
back $20 m1!lion 1n d1amo~~s du.r· m Movie: "Breatln& the Sound
1ng th e Belgian Congo uprisings 1n Barrier" (adv) 'S2 _ Nigel Patrick
the 1960s. R I h R' h d . m Movie: (90) "Black Legion" a p IC ar son.
(dra) '37 -Humphrey Bogart. Ann 12:00 @ Rlcht On
Sheridan, Olck Foran. 12:30 @ New 06,.dions ED Jotn Sutherland: Who's Afraid 1 :00 O Spe1llin& Freely
of Opera? Miss Sutherland sings m Movie: "I Cover the Undtr·
''La ~erichole" wo"d" (dra) '54 -Sean MeCtory,
ti) Film feature Ray Middleton
9:00 ~ Or1I Roberts 1:10 O Movie: (C) •1Bus Rilt(s Bad!
6 S.,mour Presents In Town" (dra) '6S-M1chael Parks.
W1nderlnr Samur11 Ann M1rgret.
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'Lady Boss'
Guest star Jessica Walter, as head of the
Police Department's lady cops, clashes with
male detectives on a big narcot1cs case, then
is named their boss in the Ironside colorcast
of "Amy Prentiss, aka. The Chief, .. Thursday
from 9 to 11 PM on NBC. Other guest stars
in this special two-hour episode, an NBC Pro-
gram Development project, are William
Shatner, Johnny Seven, Robert Webber and
Pippa Scott, as a news gal. Co-stars include
Jack Soo, Barry Atwater and Art Metrano. All
1oin series star Raymond Burr and series co-
stars Don Galloway, Don Mitchell and Eliza-
beth Baur
In order to trap narcotics kmgpin Zino Bates
(Zltto Kazann), policewomen under the com-
mand of Mrs. Prentiss (Miss Walter) are used
as drug-buying street people. One of them,
thinking she's covered by police, arranges a
buy in a pusher's apartment. Instead she's
robbed, then assaulted. Amy blames the of-
ficer in charge, Det. Lt. Parkins (Shatner) for
letting the girl out of his sight. Meanwhile,
the city's police chief is ordered by his doctor
to quit at once. Commissioner Randall (Gene
Lyons) consults exam scores, then Ironside
(Burr) and names Det. Chief Hubbard (Atwater)
to the top position and Amy to Hubbard's post
as Chief of Detectives. The staff of plains-
clothesmen (played by Seven, Webber, Soo
and Metrano) resign in a body, leaving the new
chief with a hot case and no staff.
'Hall of Fame' '
I
Gene Kelly is host for a W(de World of Entertainment
Special, 'The Entertainment Hall of Fame Awards," a
tnbute to show business talent, on ABC, Thursday at
1 1 30PM. There will be 10 awards to gifted individuals
who have made outstandmg lifetime contributions to the
/Jvely arts, with awards divided equally among posthumous
and living creators and performers. Posthumous inductees
are Judy Garland, George Gershwin, D. W . Gnffith, Eugene
0 'Neill and George Bernard Shaw. The other five inductees
afe Katharine Hepburn, Charlie Chaplin, Irving Berlin,
Laurence Olivier and Tennessee Williams.
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THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK MAY 19, 1974
DAYT ~ME PROGRAMS I Sears] Ell) Educatlon1I Proar1ms
MORNINL a) News/Panorama del Valle
10:20 (ill @ Joe 81r1tta Hetlth Show 6:00 tJ Cl) Suinmer Semelttf .
O Knowltd&• "Critical Issues, Crit· 10:30 B (Qi Ci]) Cil love of Life
ital Minds" 0 @@ @') a;, Ho II J • o o d m Univtnlty of the A.Ir Squues
I @ Cl) (E Brady Bunch
6:30 I OdJSMy Dennis the Men1tt Not for Women Only fe1tures
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THE DAILY PILOI. rv WELK. MAY 19. 1974
' •
MEET THE
''BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE''
OF P. O.P.
I
Pacific Ocean Park pier, once a
grand and gaudy boardwalk
amusement park, has fallen on
hard times. It has become a
pathetic ruin, constantly set C!>n
fire, stripped by scavengers
and used as a flophouse for
social misfits. The
innocent joy-rides are ,
• gone .. Now the merry-
making is mostly X-rated.
Homosexuals, trans-
vestites, drunks and
drifters are the big
attraction. This week, in a
special series of reports,
KNXT Newsman Bill
Applegate explores the
bizarre sub-culture that
is thriving on the sands.
, THIS WEEK O N
. J ,,-' "... --'
THE BIG NEWS &PM
NEWSRDOl 11PI c1se2
19/4
MONDAY
MAY 20
For morning and afternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience,
the day's ·~movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 (C) "Hot Blood" (dra) '56 -
Jane Russell, Corne! Wilde.
9:30 0 "I'm No Anael" (mus) '33 -
Mae West, Cary Grant.
11:00 0 "Bi1 Brown Eyes" (mys) '36-
Cary Grant. Joan Bennett. "Sly It
in French" (com) '38-Ray Milland
12:00 m "laura" (mys) '44 -Gene
Tierney, O~na Andrews.
1:00 @ "force of Arms" (dra) '51 -
William Holden, Nancy Olson.
Z:OO (:J (C) "A Gir1 Named T1miko"
(dra) '63-laurence Harvey, France
Nuyen.
IB "Ricochet Romance" (com) '55
-Marjorie Main. Chill Wills.
3:00 (j) (C) "Triple Cross" Part I (dra)
'67 -Yul Brynner. Chrtstopher
Plummer.
@) (C) "The Third D1y" (dra) '65-
George Peppard. £1rzabeth Ashley.
3:30 0 (C) "The War lord" (dra) '65
-Charlton Heston, Rosemary For·
sythe. Richard Boone.
(1) (C) "The Chalk Garden" (dra)
'64 -Deborah Kerr, Hayley Mills. 0 (C) "Caprice" (susp) '67 -
Doris Day, Richard Harris. 1-------------
@ (1) "End of the Road" (mys)
'44-[dward Norris.
Q) @ (C) "Claudelle lnalisll"
(dra) '61 -Diane McBain. Arthur
Kennedy, Wiit Hutchins.
4:30 (~ (j)) "Best of Enemies" (com)
'62-David Niven, Michael Wilding.
6:00
EVFNINC.
. ~&~"~'r:ws
Bonanza
Ho11n's Heroes
Beverty Hillbillies
Mission: lmpcmible
Mod Squad
El Pobn Gonzalez
Movie: {C) (Zhr) "Resunection
of Zach1ry Wheeler" (dra) '71 -
Bradford Dillman, Anaie Dickinson. m Hod1epod1• lodfe m Speed Racer
~ 6:!1 Dealer's Choice.
• Dick Van Dyte
Merv Griffin Show
[3) Hoaan's Heroes
: ZoOm!
• Tmtt Fiim
· • Mariarita O'f1rrill Show
Little Rasctls
7:00 I (3) 0 0 m a!) Q} News BOWlinr f0t Dollars
Movie: (C) (Zhr) "The Wiid
North" (adv) '52-Stewart Granger.
I Charisse.
Wiid Wortd of Animals
• Whafa My liner
I Love Luq
It Tabs A Thief
(I) I Drt1m of Jeannie
l~=:et
Wufllniton Straicht Talk
Ci)) Bobby 8oldsboro Show
Drama
Thm Stoores
7:30 6 Jon1Ui1n Winters Show (R) 00 Hoaan's Heroes 0 Police Surgeon (R) Or. Locke
and Lt. Gordon try to keep a fellow
officer from wrecking his chance
for exoneration from an indiscre·
lion made when he was a rookie.
I Help Thy Nei&ftbor
Nn Beat the Ctoct
New Trt•1ure Hunt
Million $ Movie: (Zhr) "The
Killers" (mys) '46 -Burt Lan·
caster. Ava Gardner. Edmond O' ·
Brien.
I Wild Kln1dom
BewltiMd 00 To Tell the Truth
Cl) New Pri~ Is Ri&fit
A·Rab Summer An exploration
r~f the dying art of street huckster·
(()) N111Mlle Musk
Jl•llJ Dean Show
Elctnario Theltrt
Police Surieon
. The Ghoul G1n1 a:oo B ca CiJ> ({) liunsmoke "like
Old Times" (R) A reformed criminal,
returning to Dodge City after se~
ing 12 years in the penitentiary,
attempts to pick up the threads
of his life. Nehemiah Pe,,off and
Gloria DeHaven ....1..uest. 01aJ (])@) W Tiii Maaiclan
"The Illusion of the Curious Coun·
terfeit" Concl. Janet Keeaan,
daughter of a reformed criminal. is
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 19, 1974
kidnapped as prison official Paul Show (R) Dick receives a letter stat·
Gunther's robbery plan progresses. ing that he is wanted in a legal
Carol lynley, Lloyd Nolan and John action in Germany.
0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Gunflaht at Veloeidad
Coticos guest. I News
Comanche Creek" (wes) '63-Audie DEBUT Puem In Terris Ill: Tho
Mur~. Colleen Miller Issues of Oetente Secretary of State 0 U1J (1) Q} The Rookies (R) Henry Kissinger, Senators J. William
Three crusading nuns cause prob-F ulbrtght and Henry Jackson clash
terns when they open a storefront on the n<ition's foreign policy toward
community center in a neighbor the Soviets.
hood in which a priest was slam ~ Dr1ma
Saf1ri to Adventure 10:00 0 (@) ®> (j) Med ical Center I Dealer's Choice
Teatro del Lunes (R) When it is discovered that a
, Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The SOI brilliant young pianist requires a
Chase" (adv) '55 -John Wayne kidney transplant. Dr. Gannon's
Lana Turner. · search tor a suitable kidney donor
fI!) Place for No Story Aerial view unlntenti.onally rips the veil from
of California from Mt. Shasta to Los a lo~h1dden family secret.
Angeles. ;,.m &') @ News ~ Penthouse 6 Perry Mason m Movie: ''It's Love I'm After'' · • Praise the lord Club
Hav1lland. Bette Davis. Bill Cosb . y
8:30 m Merv Griffin Show la Ciudad Grib
"\(co'!') '37-leslie H~ard. Olivia de l0:30 I Journey to Adventure
&') Movie: (C) (90) "Batth! 1t : Theatre in America (90) "Ho·
Apache Pass" (wes) '52 -John gan's Goat" (R) .
Lund, Jeff Chandler. m Musical Comedy
9:00 0 (~ ®> (j) Here's Lucy (R) Best of Groucflo
Lucy tries to enlist Carol Burnett's 6 Ni&ht G1llery
a!) Panorama Novel• 11:00 I 0 m m News
aid in raising money to build a a @) fE Q)@ Newt
school gymnasium. • Movie: ''The Seekers" (dra) '54 0 Qj@ m NBC Monday Movie: -Jack Hawkins, Glynis Johns.
(C) (2hr) "Shoot Out" (R) (wes) '71 w Mission: Impossible
-Gregory Peck. James Gregory A The Untouchables
rehabilitated ex ·gunman seeks re· The Saint
venge from his former partner, who, (~ (j)) The Pioneen
seven years earlier. shot him in 11:15 0 (!) Ql News
the back and escaped with their @ 00 Secret file
stolen money.
@ The Bold Ones 11 :30 0 (ei?) (j)) (j) CBS Lite Movie: 0 @ (3) Q} ABC Mond1y Movie: (C) "Band of An2els" (dra) '57-
(C) (ZhiISmin) "The Executioner'' Clark Gable, Yvonne Decarlo.
(susp) '70-George Peppard. Joan 0 @ 00 @) m Johnny C.non
Collins, Judy Geeson. Oscar Homol· Telly Savalas is guest host.
ka, Keith Michell. An intelligence 0 Movie: "The Conquerina Horde"
operation in Vienna is destroyed (wes) '31-Richard Arlen, Fay Wray.
by counter-espionage agents and 00 Twili1ht Zone
one .spy escapes back to London, 11:45 O @ (]) Q} Wide Wor1d Mystery
convinced tha! a doubl~ agent at "Moon of the Wolf" (R) headquarters 1s responsible. When
he discovers which agent is re· 12:00 00 One Step Beyond
sponsible he kills the traitor and m Movie: "fuller Brush liir1" (com)
assumes his identity to uncover the 'SO-Lucille Ball, Eddie Albert.
rest of the double.agent operation. &')Wanderlust
@) Mowfe: (C) (2hr) "One·Eyed Eil) Day 1t Nlcht
Jacb" (dra) '61-Marlon Brando. 1:00 O ®J Tomorrow Karl Malden.
@) Sim fl'lncis: TheH Are My
Footsteps
@!) M 111 Aaradeciclo
9:30 B <a CiJ> Ci) Didi van Dyke
1:45 0 Movie: "I'll Never Foriet You"
(dra) 'SI-Tyrone Power, Ann Blyth.
3:10 0 Movie: "Wolf Larsen" (adv) '58
-Barry Sullivan, Peter Graves.
Richie (Ron Howard) is embarrassed when he is asked to dance
by Fonzie (Henry Winkler) on ABC's Happy Days episode, "The
Deadly Dare," Tuesday at SPM. His predicament Is the result
of Initiation rites-one of which is to attend a Jefferson Hlah School dance dressed as a girt.
P•a• 9
TUESDAY
MAY 21
For morning •nd •fternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, ere
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O (C) "The Underwater Ci1y''
(dra) '62-William Lund1gan, Julie
Adams.
9:30 O "Belle of the Nineties" (com)
'34-Mae Wetll Roger Pryor.
11:00 O "Meet Simon Cheny'' (mys) '50
-John Batley, Zena Marshall
"Noose for A Lady'' (mys) 'S2 -
Dennis Prloe, Rona Anderson.
12:00 m ''lll• Reformer I the Redhead"
(rom) '50 · -Dick Powell, June
Allyson.
1:00 @ (C) "lucty Me" (mus) '54 -
Doris Day, Robert Cummings.
2:00 O "Br1(tlt leaf' (dra) 'SO-Gary
Cooper. Lauren Bacall, Patnc11 Neal
Q) (C) "Cave of Outlaws" (wes)
'S2 -Macdonald Carey, Alexis
Smtih.
3:00 (I) (C) ''Triple Cross" Concl. (dra)
'67-Yul Brynner Laurel ' Hardy
Featurette.
Jg) (C) "Robin l the Seven Hoods"
(com) '64 -Frank Sinatra, Dean
Martin, Sammy Davis Jr.
3:30 O (C) "Lover Come Ba~" (com)
'62-Doris Day, Rock Hudson, Tony
Randall. CV "A Gatherin& of Eaalt s" (dra)
'63-Rock Hudson. Rod Taylor. 0 (C) ''Tiie S.nd hbblts" Part I
(adv) '66 -Steve McQueen, Rich
ard Attenborough, Candice Bergen.
@ CV (C) ''X From Outer Space"
(sci-Ii) '66-Toshiya Wuaki, Pego
Neal.
Q1 Ci) (C) ''The Reward" (dra) '6S
-Max von Sydow, Yvette M1mieux.
4:30 (~Ci)) "Tht Goddess" (dra) 'S8
Kim Stanley, Lloyd Bridaes.
EVENING
6~Mac&~~ir":n Bona nu
Hopn's Heroes
• BtverfJ Hillbillies
Mlsslon: Impossible
Mod Squad
El Pobre Gonzalez
Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mr. King·
streefs War'' (dra) -John Saxon,
• Tippi Hedren. m Hodppodge lodge m Speed Racer
6:3G 6 Dealer's Choice
• Didi Yan Ope o Merv Griffin Show
(3) Hopn's Heroes : ZOO...!
• Travel Film
·•News
little Rascals
1:001 cv ooma>Nns Bowlin& for Dollars
6 Movie: (21f2hr) '1wo for the
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK M"Y 111. 1q74
Seeaaw" (com) '62-Robert Mitch· (ID Panorama Novtla
um. Shirley Maclaine. 9:00 i. Blact Journal "I See Iha future"
Cl) S.fart to Adventure • Noches Tlpaties
O Wh1fs My Line? · • Teatro del Martes
I love Lucy "' (J) T It Tallts I Thief 9:30 IJ (Qi (JJ) C8S UHdlJ Mov.
1 nn I Drum of Jeannie ie: (C) (90) "()y Rape!" (R) (dra)
\iJ '73--Andrea Marcovicci, Peter Col Esmeralda field, Greg Mullavey, Joseph Sirola @ Or11n1t h bl f . Book Be t An examination of t e pro em o
( · (J)) H a Haw curbing one o! the . nation's least
Ora " understood ma1or crimes from the
. ; u~aJ la Pollda vanous points of view of those
stoo involved
Three ges I Thi Bold Ones
7:30 i New Treasure Hunt • News 3 Ho11n's Heroes Teatro con Oswaldo Calvo
· ~ Hollywood Stuares · Dfam1
Help Thy Neipbor rri Ml en Ii R) Seer ts f the Deep "Under the 10:00 0 @ U!J l1YJ ~ Po ce story ( .. e .. 0 Tony Lo Blanco and Don Meredith Pola~;:~ked for It star as pohc.e off!cers who establish ~ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Kiss the • a relationship with an informant.
Blood Off MJ Hands" (dra) '48-8 ~ ffl I:::~, Welby M.D. BurtB~:~hs!r Joan fontaine. "The Panic Path" (R) A husband's
1 CV To Tell tlM Truth reaction to his problem of 1mpoten
@ let's Malle A Deal cy with his wile threatens the sta
: Citywatdltrs "Cabrillo Beach" b1hty of his marnage and has a
• Stand Up l Ctlffr near fatal effect on his asthmatic
. lobby GoldsbOfo Show dauahter Paul Burke and Vera
The Ghoul Gane Miles 1u~st
Ei) ~aNSb Comedy
1:00 tJ (Qf (j)) (I) Maude (R) Maude Eil)JiClll i Charm pf Dynamite
1s getting Viv11n dates with every A look at the work and hie 1n
loser 1n town. and finally has to cinema of french filmmaker Abel
call 1n Arthur to console her. Gance 0 Q:J Ci)@) m Adam-12 "Van CE Prais. the LOOS Club
Nuys D1v1s1on" (R) A jewel thief 1s
trapped by a drawing made of him l0:30 I Peny Muon b an eyewitness. • J~urner to Acfventure 0 Mcwlt: (C) (2hr) "Marri•&• on B!ll CosbJ .
tht Roclls" (com) '6S-Frank Sin la Clud1d Gnta
atra, Dean Martin, Deborah Kerr. · Ctlucherias
D @ rn m ~apPJ DIJs "The 11:00 I 0 fJ @I)! m News DeadlY. Dares" (R) Demon Club 1n· (1) ®) £E (!) News
itiates Richie and Potsie undertake Best of Grou 0 six' ~idiculou~ initiation st~nts, in· • Movie: (C) "Where the Spiu
eluding wearing embarrass1~g cos· Are" (susp) '66-Dav1d Niven
lumes to a school sock hop, in order IMiuion· Impossible
to earn their club jackets. The Unt~udlables I Dealer's Choice 1 CV Stmt Flit
Safari to Adventure The Saint
Gonfon : D!r.. rt Ni(tlt
Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sea Chau" ( (IJ) Tiie ftioneen (dra) 'SS-John Wayne. "
f.D Bill Moyers' Journal "Amencans 11:30 6 Cra! (j)) Cl) C8S late Movie:
for the Presidency " (Cj ''If Ht Hollers, let Him Go"
I Quien? (susp) '63--Dana Wynter, Raymond
Come.tr St Jacques, Kevin McCarthy, Bar Movie: "Aleunder Hamilton" bara McNw
(dra) '31-{Jeorge Arltss. CJ @ @)gr;, Johnny Carwn
Michael Landon and Don Rickles
guest. 8:306 (fj_i) (j)) (I) Hawaii Fiwe ·O
(R) Sltm Pickens guests as Sam
Ferguson. leader of a family of ruth -
less n1ckel-and·d1me killers who
leave a trail of death across the
0 Movie: '1ht Brain M1dline"
(mys) '56-Patnck Barr
@ Twill~Zone
fJ @ CV al Wide World Mrstery Mainland, then start a new ~ave "Death to Sister Mary" George Ma of terror when they reach Hawan. hans stars. O @(i)~ m NBC Tuesd1r
Mptery-lanac.ek (R) A champion 12:00 Ci) One St.p Beyond
raoe horse vanishes from the back m Movie: (C) "Beyond Mombau''
stretch during a workout and Bana· (adv) 'S7 -Comel Wilde. Donna
eek is summoned to determine what Reed, Leo Genn
'!!.Ppened. . m W1nder1ust u @ cv m Aac T1t•sd1J Movi•: (C) (90) "I love You •.• Goodbye" 1:00 CV 0 U (J) Q) 00 Nns
(R) (dra) '73-Hope Lange, Earl 0 ®l Tomorrow
Holliman, Michael Murphy, Patricia
Smith. A suburban housewife, frus·
trated by the roles society has
foroed on her u wile and mother.
decides to reject those roles and
leaves her family in an effort to
find a more fulfilling life. m Mtrv Grtffln S1tow m The Untoudlablts
1:45 0 Movie: (C) "Moulln Roup"
(dra) '52 -Jose Ferrer. Zsa Zsa
Gabor, Christopher Lee
2:00 m AJl·Ni&ftt Show: "HouM of
Stranitts," "Repeat Ptrfonw1ace"
3:10 6 Movie: (C) ''Thundtr Oftr
Aifzona" (wes) '56-Skip Homeier
'
'AWAY WE CiO ... AGAIN!
Jackie Glca~on -"Thi: Great One" -make' a rart: guc'>t-,lar
tclevi\ion appt:arance when hi! joins Julie Andrews on the AB\
'pccial. Wt:dnesda\ at 9PM, "Julit: Andrt:w'> and Jackie Gleason
Together." ·
A dedicated Glt:a,on fan. Julie dl.'votes this hour to pa) ing tribute
lo Jack ii:\ 'aril!d and cnormou:.ly ~ucccssful career. Together, they
re-create ~omc of the character~ Gleason first made famous on tele-
vision in The Honeymooners, and on The J ackie Gleason Show -
the Poor Soul, Reggie Yan Glca~on. Joe the Bartender. They do
'cenes from ~ome of his mov1 cs~like .. The Hustler," his Broadway
'how, "T:ike Me Alone" and explore other facets of his career,
which hcgan back in burlesque
l here's a wonderful chemi~try between Miss Andrews and G lea-
'\on which provides an unusual opportunity for firs t-rate entertain-
ment-a combination that. allow' Miss Andrews to use her superb
talent tor comcJ). am.I afford~ the vic"'1ng audience the chance to
i:nJU\ the tremendously versatile Jackie Glea,~on .
·r he -.pccial. taped in London, posed a difficult problem for Glea-
'on -he never flies. But in honor of this very special event, the
man who placed "Away-y-y-y we go" into the language will make
hi, fi r'>t tran<;-Atlantic flight in over 20 years. Through all of the
many years of hi~ popularity, Glea~on's railroad excursions have
always provided interesting a nd often hilariou~ copy for the press
anti the public . Gleason and company embark fro m Miami, Florida
1n early April, aHowing time for .;omc Lo ndon 'iightseeing hefore
rchc;ir,al<; began.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 19, 1974
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 22
For morning and afternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O (C) "The Young lawyers" (dra)
0 69-Jason [vers, Judy Pace
9:30 O "Every Day's A Holiday" (com)
37-Mae West. llOJd Nolan
11 :00 O "Adventure in Diamond s" (mys)
·40-George Brent. "Dragstrip Girl"
(drc1) 57-Fay Spam. John Ashley
12:00 W Laurel & Hardy comedies: "J1t
terbugs," and "The rly1ng Deuces"
l :00 '61 (C) "I'd Climb the Highest
Mountain" (drc1) ·s1-Rory Calhoun.
Susan HJyward
2:00 O (C) "The Daughter of Rosie I
O'Grady" (mus) 50 June Haver,
Gordon MacRae Debbie Reynolds
@ "Undercover Gui" (dra) 51 -
Ale~1s Smith, Scott Brady
3:00 8 "Susp1c1on" (dra) 41 -Caryl
Grant, Joan Fontaine
10 (C) "Wackiest Shrp rn the Army" I
(com) 06!-Jack Lemmon
3:30 O (C) "Gerltle Grant" (adv) 67-
Cltnt Howard. Dennis Weaver
3 "lonely Are the Brave" (wes)
62-Kirk Douglas. Michael Caine 0 (C) "The Sand Pebbles" Cone!
(adv) 66-Steve McQueen, Richard
Allenborough Richard Crenna
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17 l3 ''You Can't Ese1pe" (dra)
'55-Peter Reynolds
23 6 (C) "Lisa" (dra) 62-Dol
ores Hart. Stephen Boyd
4:30 (;l9 8 ) "It Happened One Ni&hf'
(com) 34 -Clark Gable, Claudette
Colbert
EVENIN G
6:00 0 0 0 00 €t) m CE News
« 3 J O ~7 (3 J~ 6 ( ~ 8 ) News 0 Bonanza
~ l Hogan's Heroes O Beverly Hillbillies W Mission: Impossible
@Mod Squad
Ei) El Pobre Gonzalez '6 Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Big
Game" (dra) '36-Bruce Cabot
ff) Hodgepodge Lodge EE Speed Racer
6:30 (61 Dealer's Choice 0 Dick Van Dyke
10' Merv Griffin Show
rt ' : Hegan's Heroes
f'.l;) Zoom! m Travel f ilm m News EE little Rascals
7:00 0 ~ 0 0 'O CE News n Bowling tor Dollars ("'{I Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Tendei
Trap" (rom) 55 -Frank Sinatra
Debbie Reynolds David Wayne
8~ Journey
O What's My Line? W I love Lucy
@ It Takes A Thiel
17 (3' I Dream of Junnte
~Esmeralda
23 '6) Dragnet
ff) The French Chef
(~9 ta~) World of Surm•I
~Orem• m Aaron Berger Show EE Three Stooges
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY I Q, 1974
Garlan d The chief of staff al a Los
Angeles medrcal research center is
faced with the agonizing dec1S1on
of whether to try an untested new
drug on a terminally 111 ltttle boy,
and with financial problems that
7:30 ~New Dating G•me cause the threaten ed defection to 3 Hogan's Heroes . Wiit Till Your Father Gets Home another center by several of his top sc1ent1sts 8 Help Thy Neighbor , 6l The Bold Ones let's Mike A Deal " ,....,..,,~_,......
8 BobbJ Coldsboro Show 0 17 l 3 CD I SPECIAL I Juhe An·
C drews & Jackie Gleuon Together A 0 Million $ Movie: <2hr) " riss devoted Gleason Ian, Julte devotes
Cross" (dra) '63-Burt Lancaster, this hour to paying tubule to Jack
Dan Duryea. Yvonne Decarlo 1e's va11ed and enormously success
110' New Price Is Riifit rul career Together they re create (JJ Bewitched G t ll1 (3) To Tell the Truth some of the characters leason 1rst made famous on rv. and e~lore l3 '6 Hollywood Squares other tacets of his career which be ~Storefront
[8 1) Police Surueon gan back 1n burlesque • EE t.irmina m Other People, Other Places m Curusel del Mundo CD Celebrity Bowling EE The Ghoul Gang 9:30 0 News
8:00 0 (ei9) (l))l8l Sonny & Ch er €Il Dr1ma
ComedJ Hour Joel Grey guests 10:00 O ( ~ 8 ) 8 Koi•k .. Deliver Us 0 QQ) m Chase "The Game Ball" Some fv1I" (R) A pett y thief gets
(R) Chase and Sgt MacCray 1ntil pressured into selling up a multi
trate the football scene as a report m1ll1on dollar heist 1n the hopes of
er and trainer respectively wheA getting enough money to escape to
their undercover un1t-invest1gating South Ame11ca ·and avoid a murder
gambling threats -suspf ct under charge
world tampertng and pressure on the 0 W @ :u~ News
players ·6) Perry Mason 0 M o v 1 e. (2hr) "The Nanny" f) 17 3 Cl) Doc £llrot No Place
(susp) 65 -Bette Davis. Wendy to co· (R) Alter a near col11s1on
Craig. Pamela Franklin with a car Doc 1s forced at gunpoint
O Best Bet from Du Pont 10 drive a lug1t1ve robber to Mu 1co
* JANE GOODALL'S 11th1le the doctor •Son an errand of , , mercy John David Carson guests
"BABOONS of GOMBE ff) Open Mind 'Hearth Care 1n
O (jf l3 CE I SPECIAL I J • n e Amenc~·
Goodall & the World of Animal Be· CE Praise the Lord Club
hnlor "The Baboons of Gombe'· (R) 10:30 I Journey to Adventure
Unusual 1ns1ghts into the traits and Brll Cosby hab1ts~I the baboons at Gombe Na La Ciudad Gnta
11onal Park in Tanzania. filmed by . Tele-Comicos
Miss Goodall and her husband. Hugo
Van Law1ck Hal Holbrook narrates 11:00 0 0 0 €t) m CE News W Dealer's Choice~ ( (8 (19J EE) l~ '6 News m I SPfCIAL I Forum Championship Best of Groucho
Rodeo Filmed highlights of the var 6 Nieht G1llery
1ous rodeo events with host Johnny • Movie: (C) ''To Paris With love"
Gilbert and special guest James (com) 'SS-Alec Gu1nne~s
Caan QI Mission: Impossible EE Este Muico Nuestro Q.l The Untouchables Q3 (6 ' Movie: (C) (3hr) "The Mu· 1_! (j) Secret file
sic Man" (mus) 062-Robert Pres ~The Sain~
ton, Shirley Jones Buddy Hackett W Dar_ at Nrifit
2dl Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Sea (~ 8 ) The Pioneers
Chue" (adv) 'SS-John Wayne 11:15 m Cinema 34
fil) Washington Connection 11 :30 0 (29 8 ) s CBS late Movie:
€t) Ch1mpionship Wrestline (C) "Puppet on A Chain" (susp) Tl EE Jap1nese language Program -Alexander Knox. Barbara Parluns.
8:30 m Merv Griffin Show Sven Bert 1I Taube m Hi&h Chaparral "New Lion ot 0 l~ 6 '10' m Johnny Carson
Sonora" (90) 0 Movie: "The Thud Visitor"
ff) Theatre 1n America (90) "Mon-(mys) ·s2 -Cuy Middleton
key, Monkey. Bottle of Beer. How '6) Twili&ht Zone
Many Monkees Have We Here A O 17' (3 , CD Wide World of En·
psychological drama 1n which five tertainment "A 25th Anniversary Sa
women wait tensely 1n a doctor's lute to Candid Camera"
reception .room. awaiting results of 12:00 (i) One Step Beyond
test expe11ments their retarded chil G) Movie: "Border Incident" (dra)
dren have undergone '49-Ricardo Montalban m P1nor1m1 Novela OJ W1ndertust
9:00 O ("9 (81) (!)Cannon "Target 1n 1:00 @ 0 0 (8 fl1 t6 News
the Mirror" (R) Cannon 1s suspected 0 (fO'i Tomorrow
of murdering a mobster 's girl fri end . .. . who had contacted him 1n the hope 1 :.45 0 Moi11e: (C) B.~1ut1lul ~londe
of gaming government 1mmun1ty for From Bashful Bend (com) 50 -
her underworld leader boyfriend. Betty Grable 0 (loT m NBC Wednesday Movie: 2:00 m All-Night Show: "Come to the
(C) (2hr) "The Healers" (dra) '73-Stable," "The Two-Headed Spy"
John rorsythe. Pat ~amngton, Sea· 3:10 fJ Movie: (C) "Lisbon" (dra) '56
son Hubley. John Mcintire. Kate -Ray Milland. Maureen O'Hara
Woodville. Anlhony Zerbe, Beverly Claude Rains
THURSDAY
MAY 23
f or morning and afternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below. for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O (C) "Conquest of Space" (sci
ft) 'Sf>-(rtc Fleming, Ross Maritn
9:30 p "Co West, Young Min" (com)
'36 Mae We sl. Randolph Scott
11 :00 O "C.clusive" (mys) '37 rred
MacMurray, Frances rarmer "And
Sudden Death" (dr.t) '36 -Randolph
Scott. Frances Drake
12:00 m "Impact'' (mys)
Raines. Brian Dontevy
1:00 :26 "Oecis.ton Before Dawn" (dra)
'52-Gary Merrill
2:00 O "The Winning Tum" (dr.1) '52
-Ronald Reagan Do11s Oay
@ (C) "Gold for the Cae~ars"
(adv) '64-Jeflrey Hunter
3:00 ~8' (C) "Fun in Acapulco" (mus)
'63-Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress
10 (C) "Voo ge to the Bottom of
the Sea" (m 11) 61-Walter P1d·
geon. Joan fonla1ne ·
3:30 f) (C) "Conspiracy to Kill" (dra)
'70-Willtam Conr.id Robert Con
rad Beltnda Montgomery
(3) (C) "The Longest Hundred
Miles" (adv) 'fil Doug McClure.
Kathanne Ross O (C) "High Society" (com) 55-
Frank S1nalra. Bing Crosby, Grace 1--------------
Kelly. Celeste Holm 17 ~ I Oru m of Jeannie
17 J 1 "Return to Yesterday" (dra) ~ Esmen1lda
'41-Cltve Brook, Anna Lee al 6) Dragnet
13 61 (C) "Man in the Middle" fD Psychology Today "Depression"
(dra) '64 Robert Mitchum. Fr.tnce A young housewife/teacher is fol
Nuyen. Barry Sullivan lowed through the course of depres
4 30 ( ~ 8 ) "We Were Strangers" Part s1ve illness from onset to her return
I (dra) ·49 1enn1fer Jones. John back into society
Garfield (.29 8 ) lus1e
EVENIN .r.
6.00000 8 ~€!)Ci)News
(3 'lo 17 r3 :z3 6 ('29 8 ) News O Anael Bueball Cont'd from 5
PM Angels vs Kansas City
-6 Hoaan's Heroes I
I Beverly Hillbillies I
Mission: Impossible
Mod Squid
El Pobre Gonu lez
:.Z6 Fi Im: "The Proud & The •
Damned" ffi Hodgepodge l odge
ff) Speed Ricer
6:30 '6"1 Dealer's Choice q Dick Van Dyle
10 Merv Griffin Show
'IT ( ~ Hog•n's Heroes
mzoom!
~ Travel Film
a!) Yl1jando EE Little Ruuls
7:00 IJ(3 10 0 €!)Cl} News . " (j) Movie: (2hr) "Pat & Mike
(com) '52 -Katharine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
a~, Inner Space
m What's My Line?
Dodier Dugout/Warm-Up
It Takes A Thief
a ,.orama
a!) Tele-Rev1sta Musical
EE Three Stooges
7:30 f) Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
"Unseen Ahb1 '' (R)
J Hogan's Heroes
8 New Price Is Right
Ouie's Gtrls l 1fe s l11tle Hang
Ups" (R)
8 Concentration
O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "His
Ma1uty O'Keefe" (adv) '54-Burt
Lancaster Joan Rice. Andre Morell
10 Let's Mike A Dul CD Dodger Baseball Dodgers at San
rranc1sco Giants
rt7' ~To Tell the Tru th
23. 1..6) Wild World of Anim1ls ED Accion Chit•no
Cl9 i') Jimmy Dean Show
€!) Jonathan Winters Show
CD The Protectors EE The Ghoul Gang
8:00 f) (~ ra ) '.:"i' The W•ftons ''The
Fawn" CR) £rtn finds a baby deer
1n the woods and brings 11 home,
and resists tt':e family's pressures to
set 1t free. even after 11 has pulled
!he family wash off the hne and
destroyed some of the crops. 0 ~@@)€!)F li p Wi lson
Show Roy Clark. Della Reese and
George Carhn guest. O Movie: (C) <2'/ihr) "Harper"
•• • •• J. • I
(mys) '66 -Paul Newman, Janet ffi Nothe de Gala
Leigh, Lauren Bacall al Drama
0 17 (3 1 ffi Chopper I "Copper· 10:00 (j) Perry Mason
head" (R) Oll1cers Foley and Bur· O r17 l l CD Streets of San Fran·
dick investigate a veteran poltce of cisco "The Runaways" (R) A juvenile
f1cer suspecled of selltng conl1s 1udge, trying to help three orphans
cated guns Edward Bmns and ford running from the law, finds herself
Rainey guest the kidnap v1ct1m Jeanette Nolan @ 801i~g From the Olympic guests
EE Gomon I News 26 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sea Chase" Alfred Hitchcock Presents
(adv) '55-John Wayne, Lana Tur· . , Praise the Lord Club
ner, Tab H~.nter 10:30 Im @ News al) Nova fusion-The Energy of • Journey to Adventure Promise" An exploration or the pos Bill Cosby
sible uses of sea water to produce La Ciudad Grit.a
bount1lu1 elect11ca1 energy Shown : The Advocates
dre attempts by Amenca, B11ta1n . Los Dias Felices and Russia to develop fusion reac
tors, plus speculal1on on future 1m 11:00; 0 0 m ~ ~ ~ews
pl1cat1ons of the process 3 00 (}O) U1 ~~ ~.J news eD Jueves de Gala B~st of Groucho CE Camana Musical · 6 N12~t G~!lery . . ,, . EE Movie: "Deep Valley" (dra) 47 O Movie: Secret M1ss1on (dra)
-Dane Clark, Ida lupmo 44-James Mason, Michael W1ld1ng,
Stewart Granger,
8:30 0 ,17 (3 aJ Firehouse· ' Sen '!)The Untouch1bles
tenced to Burn" (R) After rescuing 17 (3) Secret File
a man from a mudslide, Ryerson 26 The Saint
and his men fight a fire al a pris (129 8 ) The Pioneers
on and several of lhe ftremen are 11:15 eD Cinema 34
taken hostage by the convicts. l l :3o 0 ( 29 8 ) s CBS Late Movie:
Ciil News/Sports (C) "Reflect1ons in A Golden Eye"
9:00 0 ( '9 8 ) -8 CBS Thu rs d a Y (dra) '67-Marlon Brando, Elizabeth
Movie: (C) (2hr) "Joy in the Morn· Taylor. Brian Keith, Julte Hams,
in(' (R) (dra) '65-Richard Cham· Robert Forster
berla1n. Yvette M1m1eux, Arthur Ken 0 i) '6' 10 €!) Johnny Carson
nedy Donald Davis, Oskar Homolka O M o v i e: "Chiu eo Deadline"
A love story 1n the classic tradition (mys) '49-Alan Ladd, Donna Reed
aboul a struggling law student and 6J Twilight Zone
his fragile young bride who face 0 17 • 1' C£) Wide World Special
more than the11 normal share of 'Entertainment H a 11 of Fa me
first year problems, 1nclud1ng pov Awards" Gene Kelly is host for this
erty, parental opposition and the tribute to show business talent who
adversity of l11ends have made lifetime contr1but1ons to 0 :2316"" 10 m Ironside (2hr) the ltvely arts The ten awards are
"Amy Prentiss. AKA The Chief" A d1v1ded equatty among posthumous
program development project. star and ftvmg creators and performers.
ring Jessica Wal ter as a big city m Mission: Impossible
chief of detecltves. Guests mclude m· Day 1t Night
William Shatner, Robert Webber. Art 12:00 6 Or. Irene Kusorla
Metrano, Jack Soo and Pippa Scott Wanderlust
,.--. The Bold Ones 12:30 Movie: "Four Faces West" (adv)
O rr7 Cl' CD K ung Fu "The '48 -Joel McCrea, Frances Dee,
Squaw Man" (R) Came. confronted Charles Bickford.
with ignorance and prejudice. saves 1:00 @ O O ('il ;i:t (6) News
an outcast from turning a brie f O OCij1 Tomorrow
moment of glory into disaster for 1:45 f) Movie: "The Wayward Bus"
himself and his pregnant Indian (dra) '57 -Jayne Mansfield, Dan
wife Jack Elam, Elftott Street and Dailey, Joan Collins, Rick Jason.
Logan Ramsey guest 2:30 m All-Night Show: "Youn& & Dan-~ War & Peace (R) 2erous," "Prince of Foxes"
Accomp1n1me 3:10 O Movie: (C) "Tall Str1n2er"
Japanese TV Hour (wes) ·57 -Joel McCrea, Virginia\
9:30 O News Mayo, Barry Kelly
Performers in daytime drama don't like their weekday seti•ls
referred to as "soap operas," but in this case, Susan Seaforth of
NBC's D•ys of Our Lives makes an exception. As Julie B•nning
Anderson, she's phoning her new ~usband at the office to urge
him not to work so far into the evening.
Comedian Richard Pryor again
hosts NBC's Midnight Spe·
cial (1·2:30AM), following the
Friday presentation of The
Tonight Show.
FRIDAY
MAY 24
For morning and afternoo(I listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O "Captain Cmy USA" (dral ·so
-A!an Ladd. Wanda Hendrix
9:30 0 "Klondike Annie" (com) 36 -
Mae West.
11:00 O "The Glass Tomb" (mys) 55-
John Ireland, Honor Blackm an. "Gar·
ibaldi" (dra) '61-Renzo Ricci
12:00 m (C) "face of A fugitive" (we~)
'59-Fred MacMurray.
1:00 20 (C) "The Jau Singer" (dre) ·53
-Danny Thomas. Peggy Lee.
2:00 O "Not as A Stringer" (dra) ·55
-Robert Mitchum, Olivia de Havtl
land. franil Sinatra
@ "Doctor of Doom" (susp) Ar
mando Silvestre
3:00 8 "Body & Soul" (dra) "47-John
Garheld, L1ll1 Palmer
10 (C) "Send Me No Flowers"
(com) 64-Dorts Day. Rock Hudson
3:30 0 (C) "Wings of Fire" (dra) "67-
Suzanne Pleshette. Lloyd Nolan
,.3 "The l ist of Adrian Messenger"
(mys) 63-George C Scott. Dana
Wynter 0 (C) "Madigan" (dra) 68-Rich
ard Widmark Inger Stevens
17 3 "Man on the Run" (dra) ·49
-Laurence Har1ey. Joan Hopkins
2~ 6 (C) "Rio Conchos" (wes)
64 -Richard Boone, Tony Franc1
osa. Stuart Whitman
4:30 (~9 ._!. ) "We Were Strangers"
Concl. (dra) ·49 -Jenni fer Jones.
John Garfield.
EVENING
6:00 tJ 0 Q 'ii al m (i} News
(3:,Jg_Jl (j 23'6°'(29 8 ) News
I Bonanza
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Mission: Impossible W Mod Squad
~ El Pobre Gonzalez
'16 Film: "Cotter'' ED Hodgepodge lodge _. ffi Speed Racer
6:30 '6' Dealer's Choice O Dick Van Dyke 1o Merv Griffin Show
117 ~ Hogan's Heroes
Zoom!
Travel Film
News
ffi little Rascals
7:oou rn OQ mm News 0 Bowling for Dollars
@ Movie: (2hr) "The Bad &· the
\ Beautiful'' (dra) ·s2-K1rk Douglas.
La1111 Turner, Dick Powell.
I Anim1I World
What's My line?
Dodger Dugout/Warm -Up
It Takes A Thief
~ CI) I Dream of Jeannie
f,f.! Esme11lda
n @ Dragnet rn Aviation Weather
(i29 'j") Ame1ican Horseman
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7:30 Bobby Goldsboro Show (R)
(V Hopn's Heroes 0 9 (.6) Hollr-ood Squms
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A ONE-WOMAN SHOW!
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Something Ema (R) Don Knotts
guests as the perennial "loser"
whom Sally and John try to reha
blhtate.
@ The Bold Ones
(j) MO'lie: (C) (2hr) "City Beneath
the Se1" (adv) '71-Stuart Whit
man. Robert Wagner
I El P1dre de Mi Burio
Muterplece Thube (R)
IA Cri1d1 Bien Cri1d1 O I Sills1AL I An Evenin& With El A1m1n1que
Purl Balley An hour with 'Miss Pearl' as she sings, kids with the 9:30 0 llj @ (lg) ~ m Brian Keith
audience, and provides a running ·Show (R) Dr Sean is asked to of
monologue 1n this one-woman flc1ate at a "non·mamage."
show 0 ([i,{1) al The Odd Couple (R)
O Wild Retuie 'long Distance Fehx and Oscar compete with each
Commuting Wtth the Grey Whale" other in a ten ·event contest to
(j) Thrill5eekers decide who 1s In better physical
0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Jim condition. ,
Thorpe, All·Amerlun" (dra) '51-I"'"' Burt Lancaster, Phylhs Thaxter. flshin' Hole m Dodaer Bueb1ll Los Angeles Drama
Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants 10:00 0 ~ (6 (iOI m De an Martin
17) rn To Tell the Truth Comedy Hour Wilt Chamberlain IS I Wall Street Week "roasted."
Unllmed World 0 @ j1W News
lntarn1tion1I V1riety r61 Perry M,son ffi World of Survh11I 0 V (1) ffi Toma (R) Whtie tn al The Ghoul Gina vest1gating a gangland ktlltng, Dave
8:00 8 (t29 (81) Dirty Siiiy (R) Beulah is given the added respons1b1hty ol
Bondi guests as 11 blind old wom a university student observtr whose
an waiting lor her grandson to come interest in the case proves to be
home so she can die in peace lar more than academic 0 Qi (6) o m Siniard & Son ED DEBUT The Issues of Detente
(R) Grady's cousin comes to lodge CE Praise Ute lord Club
at the Sanford home which results 10:30 0 Journey to Adventure
tn a plot to get her out m News 0 1'7' l3) ffi The Br1dy Bunch @Bill Cosby
(R) Greg and his sch<>?I teammates EE LI Ciudad Grita
kidnap a rival school s mascot, a m Loco Valdez
goat, and Greg tnes to hide 11 1n
his room 11:00 8 0 f.I al m (El Hews
I At Issue (3) 00 ®) 9 (6J News
Portr1it of Ch1mpions I Best of Groucho Sp1nlsh L1ngu1ae Prciaram 6 Night G1llery
The Ch1mpions • Fright Nieht With Seymour
Et) W11hinrton Week in Review (R) Troy Cory Show ~ El Show de Aositl Peru 17 (1) Secret File EE J1p1nese L1ncu1ae Pro1r1m Rock Concert
8:30 8 (~ (i)) (f) Good Times ED Bill Moyers'. Journ1I 0 ~Cl) Q9l gr;, Lotsa luck (R) (~ (jJ) The Pioneers
Stan hurts his back 1n a home ac 11:15 m Cinem1 34
cident and tries to fake an m1ury 11:30 El (Q! lj')) CBS Lite Movie; (C)
that would make the i>us company "Mclintod" (wes) '63 _ John
hable W M O'H 0 M • . (C) (90) "H t 8 ayne, auretn ara. OYle. , ow , o e 0 ~ @<lg) m Johnny Canon
Very, Very Popul1r' (com) 55 -O M o vi e: "T h e B r 1 r n Th 1 t
Betty Grable. Sheree ~o~h Wouldn't Die" (sci-Ii) '63-Jason O (f7' (£) Sl1 M1lhon $ Min Evers
(R) Steve summons all his extraor @ MO'lie
d1nary strength to repair a damaged ~ 0 @ CT CE In Concert "Cahfor
airplane and escape from an African ma Jam"
nation with proof of treaty viola (i) SUr Trek
lions m Mission: lmpou1ble
@ Perry Muon Q) The Untouchables Eil) RETURN June W1yne "Grace
Guleck'' (R) Art1st/11thographer June 12:00 (61 Rodi Concert
Wayne discu55es the world of ar1 EID D1y 1t Nitht
with other ar11sts 12:30 (i) Shock Thutre CE P1nor1m1 Novell m MO'/le: (C) "Bell, Book & C•n·
9:00 8 (CJ9 (ii) CBS Friitay Movie: (C) die'' (com) '59 -James Stewart
(90) "Coffee, Tu or Mef' (R) Kim Novak. Jack Lemmon. ·
(com) '73-Karen Valentine, John adl The B11on
Davidson, Michael Anderso.n Jr.. 1:00 0 ~ m Midnight Speciil Rich
Louise Lasser An inlercont1nental ard Pryor is host.
airline slewarde~s leads a double @ Movie
romantic life. with a husband on fJ Nuhville Music
each coast -until comphc111tons . ,. arise• (Cl (30) "Youn1 love" is a 1:45 El Movie: Ruthless" (dra) '48-
pilot pro1ect stamne Meied1th Bax Zachary Scott. Louis Hayward
ter and Michael Burns as II young 2:30 m A 11-N ii ht Show: "forbidden
couple whose marriage is disrupted Stred." "Whir1pool"
by the possibility that their family 3:10 f) Movie: (C) "Second Ch1nce"
1s expanding (dra) '53-Robert Mitchum
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SATURDAY
MAY 25
M ORN IN C
O Movie: (C) "Twenty·~Ur Hours
to Kill" (dra) '65-Mtckey Rooney,
Lex Barker.
I Sin Diego Happening
Country Music
Allred Hitthcock Presents
Roll\r Games
· QJ Ci) m Butch tassidy
Movie; (C) "The Hunchb1ek of
10:30 I (tj? @) (!' Jeannie
6:00 8 Summer Semester Soho" (mys) '67-Gunlher Stoll.
6:30 LI I TV a Classroom R (ft @ m Miu ion: M1gic GJ let's Rap 10 lnsigllt
7:00 ~ Q) ~ (10 @n Lidsv1lle :lti Mevle: (C) "Ther C1me From
6 Tennessee Tuxedo Beyond Sp"e" (sci-fl) '67-Robert
@(31 Bugs Bunny Hulton, Jennifer Jayne
R Brother Buu ff) Mister Ro&ers' Nei1hborhood
7:30 Summer Semester 11:00 O (.:29 l8~) l!tl Speed Bueo ~;J (61 (lo~ @n Addams hmtly 0 ('A (6) ~ @n Major Lu&ue O Mormon Tabernacle Choir Baseball Teams to be announced.
·'_j) Ultr1 Man (6) Tijuana: Window to the South 0 111 ~)Yogi's Gang 0 @(I) ffi Superstar Movie
i Consumer Profile m Indy "500" festival Parade Bob
Elementary News Barker is host tor the lwo hour
8:00 (('29 nr) ra1 Hair Bur Bunch parade coverage. ll (6) (fOl @n Emer&ency + 4 ff) Senme Street
John. Warne Thutre 11:30 1J (~ (8) (a" Josie & the Puss;-
6 Movie: ''letter to Three Hus· cats -
bands" (dra) 'SO-Eve Arden, Em ~ Movie; "Retum ol Wildfire''
lyn Williams. (adv) '48-Richard Arlen. Pat Mor O rr (31 Super fuendi nson 1
~ Movie: "The Grut Man" (dra) O Movie; "Lawless Rider" (wes)
57 -Jose rerrer, Dean Jagger. ·55 _ Johnny Carpenter, franll1e
Keenan Wynn. Juhe London oarro m Movie: "Women of Pitcairn Is-m Ad l ib
land" (adv) '57-Lynn Bart James Eil Championship Wrestling
Craig, Arleen Whelan m Slcrtd Heart/Chris\ophers
';26 Voice of Tokyo
ff:) Sesame Street
:ft t ' I ,, ,. .. c , I ' ~.
8:30 0 (Qi' (j)) (i) Sabrina p 12:00 0 (~ (!)) Pebbles & B 1 m m 0 eiJ ( 6 10 @n Inch High, 11· Bamm
vate Ere 0 Movie: "tuns Don't Argue" m Movie; (C) "The Starfi&htm" (dra) '58-Myron Healy, Jtm Davis
(adv) '63-~.obert Dornan 0 @@ CE Action '74
9:00 0 (1)9 r81> ~ooby ~o m Archie 0 12J ~ ~!O) @n Sigmund .. -Dealer'$ Choice
0 Movie: A Case for P.C. 49 : Mister Rogers' Nei&hborhood (mys) 'SJ-Brian Reece. O (17) (3 1 Lanie's Rescue Rangers 12:30 I <"9 @ )®fat Albert t8J Elephant Boy Dod&er Dugout/Warm-Up ffi Mister Ro&ers' Neighborhood Greatest Sports Legends
9:30 0 23 r6) (fcj) @n Pink Panther, ffi Sesame S~t . , .
(6 Movie: "Tuu L1dr" (dra) 56 1:00 B (~ (8') L!, Children s F 1 Im
-Claudette Co~rt Barry Sullivan Festival 0 (17 (3) Chost timers '.J) Youtti In the 70s
(8) Dusty's Trail 'i) Movie: "Ambush" (dra) '50-m Movie: (C) "The Brigand" (adv) Robert Taylor, Arlene Dahl
·52 -Anlhony Dexter. Anthony O Movie: (C) "See How The1 Run"
Quinn. Jody Lawrence, Gale Rob (susp) '65 -John Forsythe, Senla
bins Berger. ffi Sesame Street 0 Movie: "The Kid f rom Tens"
10:00 1J (ti? (j'l) (j) Favorite Martians (wes) 'SO-Audie Murphy 0 ~ r6 m Star Trek m Dod&er B1seb1ll Dodgers al San 0 (19 (J) 8rady Kids rranc1sco Giants
ORDIR YOURS NOW
1974 MODEL S
All MAKES
CAil Ot SU
e GEORGE JOINER e DON CROSBY
DUNTON FORD
i: .:o S Moon ~I Santo A"o
546-7070
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* • * Jamie Lyn Bauer portrays Laur·
alee Brooks on The Young and
the Restless, daytime dr~ma
seen Monday through Frliiay
at l lAM on CBS.
• • *
Supper club songstress Kaye
Stevens made her TV debut as
an actress but still finds time
for a song· on the weekday day-
time serial drama Days of Our
Lives, weekdays at 12:30 on
NBC. The redhaired singer will
create the continuing role of
Jeri Clayton, mystery woman
who drifts into town.
* • *
TH£ OAtLY PILOT TV WEEK. MAY 19, 1974
(E) Land of the Giants
(fi) Ci) Movie; "Loves of Joanna"
(dra) '47-Jean Kent. John McCal·
lum.
~Roller Games
· Drama
· Movie
1:30 OJ University Dialogue ED Mister Ro&ers' Nei&hborhood
3 Voice of Aariculture 2:00 = Dusty's Treehouse
· fa) r61 @) f1milr Circle Cup
Tennis The $1 00,000 tournament,
one of the richest events in worn·
en's tennis from lhe Sea Pines
Racquel Club, Hilton Head Island, s c. O Movie: "Gunslinger" (wes) 'S6
-John Ireland. Beverly Garlan~
(8 ) Ethnic fues 0 (Q9 00> m 0 e n n y Thom•
Memphis Golf Clusic m Movie Classics: ''Ma & P1 Ket-
tle at W1ikiki" (com) 'S5-Mar1orie
Main. Percy Kilbrtde
El) Community Involvement ED Sesame Street
2:30 ~ Steps to Learn1n1
3 Campus Profile
~ Movie: (C) "Moonfleet" (adv)
'SS-Stewart Granger, V1veca Lind
fors ·
(11 (3) Roller Games m Slb1dos Oeportivos
3:00 O Btenven1dos
(3) C.nd1d1tes for St1te Senator
~ Aancullure USA
Nn Championship G1mes
8 Jimmy De1n Show O Movie: (C) "Plllits of the Sky"
(wes) '56-Jelt Chandler, Dorothy
Malone. Lee Marvin. Ward Bond o Science Fi~ion Theatre ,~ 6 Voice of Agriculture
~6 restling ED Curucolendu
((;29 f&l ) Ch1lfenging Su
@!)CJ Julcio m A&riculture USA
\
3:30 O Just N1tu11I (3) Movie: "Slnctu1ry" (dra) '61-
Lee Remick. YVes Montand O Focus O Movie: (C) "Harper" (mys) '66
-Paul Newman, Janet Leigh.
Lauren Bacall Q Grutut Sports Legends
LS UFO
I The Ghost ' Mn. Muir
The Vir&ini1n
r1 (I) film "Run Sunward'
~@Concern ID Electric Company
(~ (i)) Safari to Adventure
~Movie
4:00 B (~ ) CBS Goll Champion·
iliip O lmpacto "Nosolros" Dav 1 d
Ochoa and Yolanda Nava talk wtlh
members or the board of Nosotros.
a Latin organization composed of
people involved tn the media
I The Scene
C.lebrity Tennis
Soul Tr1in
(6) Education It Work :ia Wilburn Brothers Show
I Mr. Wizard
lntern1tion1I Soccer
P1no11m1 Latino
Voice of A1riculture
4:30 O What'• Golna On
(6) Othtr People, Other Places
f) Celebrity Bowlin&
(i) Stu Trek O A P11ce In the Country "Knole"
This estate was a royal palace be-
belore Queen Elizabeth eave it to
Thomas Sackv1lle. Set in the heart
of Kent, rt has 1 formidable total of
365 rooms, 52 staircases and seven
courtyards.
o) It Pays to Be l&norant
@(I) ~ Car ' Track t2:J Ci) U.S. Navy
~ Bill Andmon Show
Eii) Psycholoo Today "Depression ' al Corona Now
S:OO 1J Dusty's Tull O lnqulry/£duution "School Bond
Issues: Ballot Measures R & S"
@~e mour Presents 0 1 aJ ffi ABC's Wide World of
Spo
0 ({j9 [81) This Week In the NBA
(!Q) News m Movie: "Somebody Up There
Likes Me'' (dra) '56-Paul Newman.
Pier Angeli, Sal Mineo.
I!) The Pem11ders (l~ 00 Other People, Other Places
~<I Nashville Music
I Yo11 for Health
Roller Games
Rick Ward's Rock ' Roll Kimba
5:30 O Johnnr Mann's Stand Up &
Cheer (R) Lassie guests 0 Q)C!) News
rel Dirtr Siiiy O Unt1med World
®)Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Rat
Rice" (rom) '60-Tonr Curtis, Deb
bie Reynolds
~ Porter Wagoner Show ED Accion Chlceno <5i ra ) Untamed World al Three Stooaes
lV[NING
6:~0 0 (a l @ri) m Newa
0 BEST BET!!
*"HEE HAW"
I :t~ Hee Haw
Real Don Sttele Show
Night Callery
Tutro del Aire
@@ National Georraph1c
EIJ) Nova "Fuston-The Energy of
Promise" (R)
(~ (ii) Celebrity Bowlin&
fl) Speed R.ur
6:30 1J 0 ltJ Nein
(J) Sports With Bertka O KNBC Ne-n Conlere11ce Guests
are Republican Gubernatorial candt
dales Houston Fluomoy ind Lt Gov
Ed Reinecke.
ii NFL Ch1mplonshlp Games
1(1) Reasoner Report
· (j)) Greatut Sports Leaends
Boa de M11ic:o
Lau le
ffi Movie
al llttle Rascals
7:00 Ottitr Peopl•, Other Places
Wild Kinedom
Truth or Consequen~es
8owllna for Doltm
6 Celebrity Tennis
I Am Somebody
World at War
• Victory 1t Su "Return of the
Allies"
I (t.ii (j)) m Lawrence Welk
1fl1kes A Tllilf
(I) John Wayne Th .. tre 00 Dfapet
~ Jlmmr DHn Show
Eli) Place for No Story (R) An 1erl1I
view of California with no nuratlon.
CiI:) Sln1les' Scene m Three Stoo1es
7:~0 B Wild Wor1d of Anlm1ls ''The
language of Animals" This episode
examines the science of animal
communications.
I let's Make A Deal
ta 00 Thrlllseekers
Pliibusters
Bo1in1 from the Olymplc Concentration O Movie: (C) (21/thr) "Pink Pin·
ther" (com) '64 -Peter Sellers,
David Niven, Robert Wagner
I Ouie's Glr1s
Bobby Goldsboro Show
The Ghoul Gani
8:00 (~ ({)) Ci) All In the family
(R) Archie has a pool rame ind 1
"sure" bet with Irene Lorenzo, but
Frank claims to have put a Sicilian
curse on him.
0 ~~@ ~ m Emtr1ency "In·
henrance Tai" (R) A patient blames
Dr. Brackett for his losing a fortune
after the doctor forbade him to hive
a tel~hone. 0 (11' ffi Cl} The Putrid1e Fam·
ily "Maid 1n San Pueblo" (R) A
quarrel between Shirley's parents re·
sull59 1n her mother look1n1 lor a
1ob and gett1n1 one-.1s the Par
lrid&e family maid. Rosemary De·
camp and Jackie Cooaan guest.
I Dealer's Choice
Championship Wrtstlln1
Spanish Movie
1;1(W Double Shock Theatre ED Sim Francis: These Are Mr
Footsteps (R) al Super Show
THE 01.ILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MA.Y J9. 197•
CiI:) M111c.tn Film 9:30 f) (~Ci)) (i) 8 ob New h 1 r l 11:30 i) fabulous 52! (C) "Sin Francis·
G) Japantst llnaua11 Pro1r1ms Sllow (R) Emily ends up waiting on co International" (dra) '70 -Van
8:30 II (IH) (})) CI> M • A • s • H (R) Bob when he throws his back out Johnson, Pernell Roberts, David
When Hawkeye and Trapper operate thus spoiltng a planned Mexican Hartman. Clu Gulager.
successfully on a 1enerel's sion, vacation. D liQl News
their reward is 1n expense-paid i Roller C1mes 11 Movie: "Runaway D1111hters"
weekend in Tokyo. Minority Community (dre) 'SS-Maria English.
~ Jlrnmy Dean Show · • Califouwa Goipel CI) Movie: "Ro1ue Cop" (dra) '55
Cha~lonshlp Wrtstfln1 10:00 f) (~ (i)) Cl) Carol 8 urn et r -Robert Ta~lor, Janet Leigh.
@ l3J Q) ABC Suspenn Mov· Stlow (R) Carl Reiner joins Carol U Movie: (C) "Tobruk" (adv) '67
le "Oyinir Room Only" (R) A rest and company for a musical comedy -Rock Hudson. George Peppard
stop at a dingy roadside diner in version of "little Red Ridlna HOOd." i Star Trek
the boilint desert becomes a terri· O Movie: "The Giant Gil• Mon· Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
fy1ng ordeal for a woman when her rter'' (hor) ·s~Oon Sullivan. Movie: (C) "Wat of the Planets''
hvsband disappears In the wash· 0 @ (I) Cl} Owen Marshall "The (sci·fi) '67-Tony Russell.
room and her search for him is Sin of Susan Gentry" (R) Owen Q) (6) Movie: (C) "Goodbye Char·
thwarted by two sinister men. Clo· "'larshall is confronted with a case lie" (com) '64-Tony Curtis, Debbie
ris Leachman, Ross Martin, Ned of archaic jusltce in which a young Reynolds, Pat Boone. Walter Mat
Beatty and Dana Elcar star. 1irl is committed to a mental hosp1· thau.
I Merv Griffin Show tal for beina "promiscuous." CiI:) Happy Hunter
W1r & Peace (Rl • Community Feedback a> Rock Concert
9:00 (~ (j)) (]) Mary Tyler Moore News 12:00 O Nancy Wilson Show Guests rn·
Show (R) Ted always dreamed that Jap1nese ln1penon1tora elude producer-director Mervyn le
some day he'd meet his idol, CBS 700 Club Roy and psychic Dr. Kenny Kingston
News Correspondent Walter Cron-: Blick Journal (j) Speakeasy
kite, and that would lead to fame • • MelOdytand @) Movie: (C) "North bJ North·
and fortune. Ted aetu brief chance ltt1 Cordon Show west" (dra) "S~ary Grant, fva
to meet Cronkite, but it doesn't turn 10:30 6 Celebrity Bowlin& Marie Saint.
into an auspicious event. fl) Netn m Movie: "Somebodr Up There 0 fi1@ (jO) g;, N 8 C Saturday 11:00 (I) 0 Cl) News likes Me" (dra) '5&-Paul New
Movie: (C) (21/J.hr) "In ltfe Heat of Biii Anderson Stlow man, Pier Angeli.
tfle Nlpt'' (R) (dra) '67-Sidney a;) filth for Today 1:00 m Movie: "The Living Head" (hor)
Poitier, Rod Stei1er, Lee Grant, Mlulon: lmpouible -Abel Salazar.
Warren Oates. An angry and resent· Ton1 & Susan Alamo 1:15 II Movie: (C) "The Girl Mo~ Uke•
ful police chief subjects a black CI) ltock Concert ly" (mus) '57 -Cliff Robertson.
man lo bigoted, insolent question· Slmural Story Jane Powell, Keith Andes.
Ing about a murder, only to find ( ([))Movie: "We Wete Strang· 1:30 0 Speakeasy
the man is a IOP·ranking homicide en" (dra) '4~Jennifer Jones, John m Alf.Nlllrt Show: "Showdown It
detective who is to work in tandem Garfield. hot Hill," "Hell on Devi1'1 l1l1nd,"
with him to solve the cttme ~ Cinem1 l4 (C) ''The Pathfinder"
I One step Beyond · It Is Written 2:40 8 Movie: (C) "tiuerillu in Pink
Premier film 11:15 3 Movie: "Harvey'' (com) '51 lace" (adv) '64 -George Mont
H1ppiness Is James Stewart. Josephine Hull. gomery, Joan Shawlee.
NANCY WILSON HAS A WAY WITH A SONG
NJncy W11\on \ rn11m:itc way with a !>Ong
ha' cvtllvctl over \Ontc 2J years in ~how busi-
nc" I he W11'on :irti~try ,1ems from a spe-
c1.tl \Cn\ltivity. lhc ability to make music
come alive ~ith emotion through an intense
com:en1r.111on on every lyric. And. a" such.
\he h." w1th,1ood carcgorization. (n speaking
.1hou1 her pan1cular approach to music, she
'lrc"c' ... I like variety I think lhat 1f I sang
011 kind M <.Ong all my life, I would get very
hurcJ And \O would anybody Ji,lening." Ap-
pl ying tlm philosophy to her 'ltyle as a tcle·
VL\IOn ho-;t, Nancy Wilson now combines
her musical virtuosity and her diversified in-
terc'r' on her own weekly talk /variety show
for KNBC. The Nancy Wilson Show, Satur·
c!J~ ~ from 11 .30PM to I :OOAM on Channel
4
A 'port' cnthu<iia,t. an avid reader, and a
cc;rnhl1~hed image as a si nger to bring her
concerned c1t1zcn . Nancy breaks through her
own special brand of intellectual curios~y to
each interview. Sports. ranking high among
Nancy\ interests, provides a popular focaJ
point-with guests like basketball pro Bill
Ru,..cll, Bruin negotiator Sam Gilbert and
ABA founder Gary Davidson providing their
unusual in.'>ights inco the world of profession-
al athlerics Unusually enough for a female
talk show host . Nancy\ questions are
~parked by her sports "know-how," in the in·
tcre-;ts of all d1,ceming sports follower!\.
Nancy Wil\on al so has an acute 'icnse of
ht!r c1v1c re-;pon.<iibilities. and ~he voices this
concern again and' again. She looks to chil-
dren to provide the hope of this country's
bellermcnt. commenting. "I think kids today
ought 10 be aware that the color of their skins
IS quite SOffiClhrng tO behold. J'm talking
about pride atld dignity, that's all I'm taJking
about. I'm not talking about raci<im, I'm
talking joout how children ought to grow
up knowing what rhey are. and who .... "
Her concern i'> especially evidenced in con-
frontations with her political guesl'l, people
like Senator John Tunney or California Con-
gre,o;man Ron Dellums, who off er '>Olutions
to !>Orne of roday's problems.
So as not to undervalue the heart of the
Wilson genius. music still remains an in-
tegral part of the show, whether it be per-
formed by Nancy herself or by her host of
musical friends. Musical greats like compo·
ser/ arranger Quincy Jones or jazz. ai:tist Les
McCann not only perform, but exchange per-
sonal qu1JY.-with Nancy, in a way only
friends could do.
Singing has always come naturally to Nan-
cy. She admits that she was determined to be-
come a prOfcssional singer from age 4, when
she lived with her grandmother in Chilli·
cothe, Ohio. By the time she was 15, local
club$ were beginning to bid for her. which
led to a road-touring stint with the Rusty
Bryant band. By 1958 she decided to try her
luck in New York. (l was there that she
came to the attention of Cannonball Adder-
ley and John Levy, who remains her mana·
ger to this day, leading t<> her first recording
contract. and her first hit, "Gua<; Who I
Saw Today"
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KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
SATUR!MY: MAY lath (P.M.)
3:00 Dimensions In Cultures (C)
3:30 IMmtnslona In Cultures (C)
4:00 Connie's C.Othlnf Corner (C)
4:30 Connie's Clothin& Comer (C)
5:00 freehand Slcetchlne (C) (KOCE>
5:30 freehlnd Slletd1lne (C) (KOCE)
6:00 Zoom! (C) (PBS)
6:30 French Chef (C) (PBS)
7:00 Oranee County Review (C)
(KOCE)
7:30 Wuhineton Straieht Talk (C)
(PBS)
8:00 Wer and Peace (C) (PBS)
9:30 Book Beat (C) (PBS)
SUNDAY: MAY 19th (P.M.)
3:00 Introduction to Physiul Geog·
raphy (C)
3:30 Introduction to Physical Geog·
raphy (C) ~
4:00 Introduction to Physical Geog·
raphy (C)
4:30 Flower Arran&ing (C)
5:00 Family Risk t1hnaeement (C)
5:30 flmity Risk Manaeement (C)
6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE)
6:30 Who's Alr1id of the Opera? (C)
(PBS)
7:00 Theater in America (C) (PBS)
9:00 Art Is ... (C)
9:30 Focus Oranee County (C) (KOC[)
MONDAY: MAY 2oth (P.M.)
12:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW)
1:00 Educational School lnform•bon
(C) (KOC[)
1.10 Inside/Out (C) (NIT)
1:25 I Can Read (C) (RETAC)
1:40 Cover to Cover (C) (NIT)
2:00 Rlpplu (C) (NIT)
2: 15 All AbOut You (C) (NIT)
2:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW)
3:00 Introduction to Physical Geog-
raphy (C)
3:30 Freehand Sketchlne (C) (KOCE)
4:00 Connie's Clothin& Corner (C)
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW)
5:00 SeS1me Street (C) (CTW)
6:00 Focus Orange County (C) (KOCl )
6:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C)
7:00 Introduction to Physic.ti Geog·
raphy (C)
7:30 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE)
8:00 Nova (C) (PBS)
9:00 Who's Afraid ol the Ope11? (C)
(PBS)
9:30 Dimensions In Cullurts (C)
TUESDAY: MAY 21st (P.M.)
12:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW)
1:00 Educational School Information
(C) CKOCE)
l :lOAJI About You (C) (NIT)
1 :25 Ripples (C) (N tn
1:40 Inside/Out (C) (NIT)
1 :SS Cover to Cover
2:15 I Cln Read (C)
2:30 Cirrascolendas (C) (PBS>
3:00 Connie's Clothing Corner (C)
3:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C)
4:00 Freeh•nd Sketching (C) (KOCE)
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW)
5;00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW)
6:00 Or•n1e County Review (C)
(KOCE)
6:30 Freehand Sketching (C) (KOCEl
7:00 Flower Arrangln1 (C)
7:30 Connie's Clothing Comer (C)
8:00 Supervisor Cand:dates Meet the
Press (C) (KOCE)
9:30 8111 Moyers' Journal (C) (PBS)
WEDNESDAY: MAY 22nd (P.M.)
12:00 Sesame street (C) (CTW)
r 1ge 18
1:00 Educ.1tlon1I SChool lntormatinn
(C) (KOCE)
1:10 Ripples (C) (NIT)
1:25 Inside/Out (C) (NIT)
1:40 All About You (C) (NI T)
1 :55 I Can Rud (C) (NIT)
2:10 Cover to Cover (C) (NIT>
2:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW)
3:00 Introduction to Physic.al Geo1-
11phy (C)
3:30 freehand saietching (C) (KOCE)
4:00 Connie's Clothin& Corner (C)
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW)
5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW)
6:00 F1mily Risk M1naeement (C)
6:30 Dimensions in Cultures (C)
7:00 Introduction to Physical Geog·
raphy (C)
7:30 Family Risk Man1eement (C)
8:00 Masterpiece Theatre (C) (PBS)
9:00 T)Je Lenox Quartet: (C) (PBS)
9:30 Dimensions in Cultures (C)
THURSDAY: M~Y 23rd (P.M.)
12:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW)
1:00 Educational SCh:ol lnlorm1tion
(C) (KOC[)
1;10 I Can Read (C) (R£TAC)
1;25 Cover to Com (C) (Nill
1:45 Ripples (C) (NIT)
2:00 All About You
2:15 Inside/Out (C) (NIT)
2:30 Curascolendas (C) (PBSJ
3:00 Connie's Clothing Corner (C)
3:30 Dimensions in Cultures (C)
4:00 Freehand stietching (C) (KOC[)
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW)
5:00 Sesan:e Street (C) (CTW)
6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE)
6:30 Freehand Sketchin& (C) (KOC[)
7:00 Orange County Review (C)
(KOCE )
7:30 Connie 's Clothing Corner (C)
8:00 Fccu On1nee County (C) (KOCE1
8:30 Woman (C) (PBS)
9:00 Firing line (C) (PBS)
FRIDAY: M~Y 24th (P.M.)
12:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW)
1:00 Eduutlon1I SChool Information
(C) (KOCE)
1:10 Cover to Com (C) (NIT)
1 :30 I C•n Read (C) (RETAC> HS All About You (C) (NIT )
2:00 Inside/Out (C) (NIT)
2:15 Rlpples (C) (NIT)
2:30 Bectric Comp.1ny (C) (CTWJ
3:00 Introduction to Physical Geog·
raplTy (C)
3:30 Flower Arran1ine (C)
4:00 Book Beat (C) (PBS)
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW>
S:OO Sesame Strfft (C) (CTW)
6:00 family Risk Man1cement (C)
6:30 Washlnfton Connection (C)
7:00 Introduction to Physicel Geog·
raphy (C)
7:30 family Risk Maneeement (C)
8:00 The Advocates (C) (PBS)
9:00 Masterpiece Theatre (C) (PBS)
SATURDAY: MAY 25th (P.M.)
3:00 D:mensie>ns in Cultures (C)
3:30 D!mensions in Cultures (C)
4:00 Connte's Clottling Comer (C)
•:30 Connie's Clothlne Corner (C)
5:00 freehand stetchlne (C) (KOC£)
5:30 Freehand Sketchln& (C) (KOCE)
6:00 Zoom! (C) (PBS) ·
6:30 French Chtf (C) (PBS)
7:00 Orange County Review (C)
7:30 Washington Str•l&flt Talk (C)
8:00 War and Peace (C) (PBS)
9:30 Book Beat (C) (PBS)
6:00
6:30
7:30
1:30
10:30
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TH! OAll.Y PILOT, TV WEEK, MAV 19. I
SUNDAY, MAY 19
S (C) ''War Qoda of the Deep" (sc1·f1)-T ab Hunter, Vincent Price
9 "Unknown World" (sc1-f1) '51-Vfctor Kilian. Marolyn Nuh
11 (C) "The Tender Trap'' Crom) '5!>-Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds
9 CC) "Thunder B•r" (dra> '53-James Stewart, Joanne Dru 7 17 3 (C) "Dartc o the Sun" (dra) '68-Rod Taylor, Vvelta M1m1eux
I I "81acll Lesion" (dra) '37-Humphrey ~•rt. Ann Sheridan
9 (C) "Who Kiiied Mary What's 'Er Namer (mys) '71-Red Buttons
7 (Cl ''<:urse of ttl• Mummy's Tomb" (horl '6._Terence Morgan
11 "Hell Divers" (dra) '37-Clark Gable, Wallace Beery
13 "BrHllln1 th• Sound Berrier" (edvl '52-Nieel Patrick
MONDAY, MAY 20
9 "The Kiiiers" (mys) '46-Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner S (C) "Gunfl1ht et Comanche CrHk" (wes) '63-Audie Murphy
13 (C) "Betti• at Apache Pen" (wes) '52-John Lund, Jeff Chandl"r
4 23 6 (C) "Shoot Out" (wul '71-Greeory Peck, Jamu Greaory
7 17 3 (C) ''The Executioner" (susp) '70--Georae Peppard
JO (C) "On•Eyed Jacka" (dra) '61-Marlon Brando, Kerl Mlllden
9 "The SHkers" (dra) '54-Jack Hawkins. Glynis Johns
2 (29 8) 8 (C) "Band of An1els" (dra) '57-Clark Gable
S "The Conquerln1 Horde" ("'(es) '31-Richard Arlen, r"y Wray
TUESDAY. MAY 21
9 "Kin the Blood Off My Hand•" (dra) ·•a-Burt Lancaster
5 <C> "Marrl•I• on the Rocks" (com) '65-Frank Sinatra. Dean M.irt1rt.
Deborah Kerr
7 17 3 (C) "I Love You .. Goodbye" (dral · 73 Hope L11n8" [11rl
Holliman. Michael Murphy
2 (29 8) 8 (C) "Cry Rape" (dra) '73-AndrH M11rcov1cc1
9 (C) "Wh•,.. the SplH Are" {susp) '66--Devld Niven
2 (29 I) I (C) "If He Hollera, Let Him Go" (susp) '68-Dan.a Wynter
R•ymond St. Jacques. Kevin McCarthy. Barbara McNatr 5 "The Brain Mechlne" {mys) '56-Palrtck Barr
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22
9 "Crlu Crou" (dra) '63-Burt Lencuter. Dan Duryu
S "The Ninny" Csusp) '65-Bett• Davis, Pamale Fr1nkl1n 23 6 (C) "The Music Men" (mus) '62-Robert Preston. Shtrlty Jonn
4 10 (C) ''The HHlars" Cdra) '73-John Forsythe. Pat Harttnfrton
9 {C) ''To Perla With love" (com) '55-Alec Cu1nneu Od1lt lle1so1s 2 (29 8) 8 {C) """ppet on A Cheln" (sus) '72-Alezender Knoa
5 "The Third Visitor'' (mys) '5~-Guy Middleton
THURSDAY, MAY 23
9 (Cl "His Mefnty O'K••f•" (adv) '5•-Burt Lencaster 5 (C) "Herper" (mys) '6&--Paul Newman Janel Le1ah. Lauren Becall
2 (29 I) I (C) "Joy In the Mornln1" (dra) '65-Richard Chamberl11n,
Yvette M1m1eux. Arthur Kennedy
9 "Secret Mlulon" (dra) '44-Jem es Mason, Michael Wlld1n1
2 <29 II I {C) "Reflection• In A Golden Eye" (dra) '67-Marlon Bran
do. Elizabeth Taylor. Brian Ke1lh, Julte Harris
5 "Chlcego Deedllne" (mys) '49-Alan L;11dd, Donna R.ed
FRIDAY, MAY 24
9 "Jim Thorpe, All-Amertce11" (dre) '51-Burt Lancuter
(C) "How to 8• Very, Very P'opt1lu" (coml '55-B~y Grabl«'
2 (29 I) {C) "Coffee, T .. or Mef" (com) '73-Karen Valentine. Johu
Davidson. Michael Anderson Jr.
8 (C) "City Benuth th• Su" (advl '71-Sluart Wh1tmar> 2 (29 I ) {C) "McUntock" (wes) '63-John Wayne, Maureen O'HMll
S "The 9r•ln That Wouldn't Die" (SC•·"> '63-Jeson Ever~
SATURDAY, MAY 25
9 (C) "Plnlt Panther" (com) '64-Peter Sellers, David Niven
4 23 6 10 !Cl "In ttl• Hut of the Nlsht" Cd•al '67-S•dney Po1tu1t
Rod Ste1aer, Lee Grant, Warren Oates
S ''The Glent Gii• Monster'' (hor) '59-0on Sulltvan
(29 I> "We Ware Str•ns•rs" (dra) '49-Jenntler Jones, John Gerl1eld
3 "Harvey" (com) 'SI -Jam es Stewart, Josephine Hull
2 (C) ''San franclaco lnt•m•tlonel" (dra) '70-Van Johnson Pernell
Roberts, David Hartman. Clu Gulaaer
5 "Runaw•y Dau1htera" (dra) '56-Mar•• Enaltsh
7 (C) ''Tobrvk" (edv) '67-Rock Hudson. Georee Peppard
1J (C) ''Wer of the Pteneb" (sc1·f1) '67-Tony Russell
23 6 CC) "Goodbye Char11e" (com) '64-Tony Curtll, Debbie Reynolds
~od Taylor and Yvette MimieuJt star in "Dark of the Sun," a
realistic drama set against the ~ckground of the violent conflict
In the Belgian Coneo In the e.rty 1960'1. The film will nave Its
television premiere on the ABC Sunday Night Movie at 8:30PM.
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DAILY PILOT
ORANGt: COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Kyle Rote, Jr.: Why
Did UMr. Football's"
Son Choose Soccer?
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Want to ask a fam ous person a question? Send the questfon on a po1tcard, to "Ask." Family Wcokty, 64 t
Lexington Ave. New York, N Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 for published que£11ons Sorry. wo cant onswor others
/•'On JEAN S1'APl..l~TON uf "All;,, th" 1"tm1i/y"
I/ave you had t'cry mmiy reactions from Women's
1.ib about your rule of Edith on "All in the Family"?
-Monica DuBoce. llayward, Calif.
• Oli, 't'\, 111:111y advot'.llc:-. of \Vorncu's LiLcratio11 have
t1>rn111(·1·i11 d 011 ti1c· d1a1 :tdl'r of Eclitli. SevNal oppoM'
FOH Sl-:V. }ACOR K JA\'IJ'S (R-N.r)
J sn't thcrt• a d:rngcr that the l11w Congress just passed on
war powers will tie the President's hands in the ]\fiddle
Enst?-H. Kohlitz, Snn Francisco, Calif.
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L Hm lcr. \lcclforcl. \lass.
•Oh. 110. 11·, 110 pt ohlt'm. I can L1ll .isll'cp right <m.iy. Somc-
lune' Jf ll'r ..1 'how l'll get nc!\\ l,v1 ics to learn for the next
ti.I\ I'll rc,tcl tlwm ovt'r hcfnH• T go to bed and Lltc•11 I'll wake
11p C\'l'ry th1 t'(.' hours and ~·1 m Cl thcrn during the night But
I ~11 n~ht li:ic J.. to "l<'ep
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dc•;dirig: "1tli h 11otl1111g short of a 11ntio11al l'merg<'llC}'·
FOR REX REED, film critic
~nme people consider Sam Peckinpah's "The Wild Bunch"
about the bloodiest \\'estcrn ever made. Do you appl'l)ve of
tnO\'ies like that?-Tom Todd, North Hig hlands, Calif.
• J th1111~ht "Tl1l· \\'dcl llu11ch" wac; sloppy, turgid, rhctori-
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11mlC'1111 ,tlh 1t .di, ltJ.." .t rottmg fu ngus, gi\'ing Peckinpah a
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May 19, 197• /Om/(V ~ The Newspaper Magazine
MORTON FRANK, President and Publisher LEONARD S. OAVIDOW, Ch1lrm1n
PATRICK M. LINSKEY, VP -Ad Darcclor MORT PERSKY, V.P.-Ed1lor·in·Chlel
Sid Layefsky, Marketing Orr.; Gerald S. Wroe, Reynolds Ood1on, Managing Editor
Eastern Mgr ; Rot>.rt D. Glick, Associate Rlch1rd V1ld1tl, Art Director
Eastern Mgr.; Joe Fr1zer, Jr., Chicago Mgr · RoHlyn Abrev1y1, Women's Editor
Jo .. ph Kelly, Detroit Mgr Marilyn H1naen, Food Editor
PUBLISHER RELATIONS: ROBERT D. CARNEY Joan Henrlckeen, P1mel1 How1rd
and LEE ELLIS, v .P.s and Co-Directors. and Hal Lindon, Associate Editors;
Robert H. Marriott, Mgr • Robert J. Chrlitlan Estelle W1lpln, Art Asst : Glorl1 Brier, Pictures
Contrrbuting Editors: PHr J. Oppenheimer,
PUBLISHER SERVICES. Robert Banker, Hollywood; Lury Bortsteln, Sports
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Edward ft Downe, Jr., Ch/el E111cutlvo Offic1u Roland s. Tremble, Pre11/den1
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . .
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Old Soeks, Chairs-Yes, Even Strin~!
Our Polltieal Leaders Eeonomize,Too-
Here's Ho,,~ ....
Kiaalnge-r: "ff I wait I Qn
UM the aull again."
Henry K issinger: Sa\ 1ng
'Ull'> I'> the fa\Onte ecooom) of
thl;! Secretaf') of State Hen0
Kt'>>inger ,., loath to Lhro""' Cl"" .i'.·
:i '>Ult JU'>l because he has out-
grown · JI If I wait I can u..e
1he suH Jgarn ""'hen m) "'eight
fluctuates back to tha1 '>ll..e
Srnce m) ""eight goes up <tnd
d<>""'n and up .rnd dov. n again. 1t
v.ould be "-a-Steful to Jet m~
V.Jt\I spell that w-a-1-s-t -
dictate m) <.:lorhes budget
Pat Nixon: It JU>t wouldn t
be practical for Mrs. ]':ix on to
turn the fr:iyed collars on ber
hu\b<tnd's shirts as she used to
do year" ago. But there 1s one
c,pcc1<1l economy that Pat Nixon
Joe!\ insist on, and that is to re-
uc,e envelopes. "I hate to see
<:nvelope'> going to waste," she
'>a)'>. "especially since paper is
in c,uch c,hort supply and wast-
ing 11 meanc; wasting one of our
naturdl resources " Pat Nixon
.l.:eep.-. a supply of maskmg tape
o n her dec,k and pa>tcs it on top
o f the old address. Theo she
wnrec, lhc new name and rout-
in g on the maskmg tape.
Richard M. Nixon: Ac, for
Mr. Nixon. he hate-; to sec good
furniture thrown out to make
way for the new. There 1s one
4 • f AMll 'f WLCKL 'f, Mny 19 1974
"I have to force myself to buy
new razor blades. I keep thinking,
'I know I can get more shaves
out of this.' "
-Rep. Claude Pepper (0-Fla.)
~.sh.JP old ch.ltr 1~at he has
hllng on to for ~ears "E\el')
t.me that \frs.~t \On h05 ..... an1ed
to get nd o f 1t. · '><l)S an aide.
\fr ~1t.0n :.ays, 'S o. no,
there > still <t lot of good \loe.tr
left 1ri 11 Ac 1h1s point in time
1• ~ '>l fl m g Ln one of the UD6ta1ts
n-·oms. looking as respect::sble .i.s
1t c::sn CO\ered m brbwnhh-
011' e ,·eh·ec ··
Caspar W. Weinberger: The
)<c retary of Health, Education.
.ind \'cl fare is not at au em-
he1rrassed by the fact that hts
~ 1fe ~t ill cums his fra)ed shirt
coll ars to get tbeit eura ""'ecir
\nd his Y.1fc Jclne. hearing that
\1 r'> S Lxon used lo turn her
husband's coll eirs 10 the pre-
\'. hlle House da)s. laughed and
et.claimed .. Hea\ens. doesn't
c\ef} bod~'• J wouldn't dare
rhro"' a9. c1~ my hu5band's shirts
until the collars and maybe even
th e cuffs had been turned and
worn out. I had e1:cellent train-
ing to be the v. ifc of an eco-
nomical man like Ca'.ipar. My
grandfather was Angus Fraser.
a devout ScoLsman. You had to
pry that mt1n away from his old
clothes. I grew up learning
economy." Secretary Weinberg-
er also points out that his wife
''can make an 'Everything-But-
Richard Nixon guards a beat-up old chair that
"at ill has a lot of good wear in it."
Pat Nhron Weinberger
the-Kitchen-Sink Soup· out of
any and all leftovers.
"In fact," he adds, "Jane
could write a book called
'Gourmet Lcftove~.' "
Sen. Sam Ervin of North
Carolin a is a rabid paper saver.
According lo his aide, Pat
Shore. ··Senator Sam" has or-
dered that outdated stationery
never be rhrown out, but instead
be cut into quarters and used
fo r taking telephone messages.
He has special little boxes on
C\ery desl that serve as paper
Emn Pepper
holders for the\c cut-up letter-
heads of pre\ JOU'> Congrcc;ses
Sen. Frank E. Mou of Utah
"Shoes are my favorite econ-
omy. I coulJ wear one pair for-
ever. I have them soled and re-
soled, and I have patches on the
palchc'>. I ge l very fond of my
shoes. To me, having them
patched is a luxury. When I
was going to law school, in the
height of the Depression, I did
my o~n parching. I would get
patches at the drugstore and
stick them on myself. And you
know something? t still have
shoes I bought 25 years ago "
Sen. Frank Church of
Idaho: Cars arc also the per
economy of Senator Church,
who helps safeguard rhc na-
tion's environment from his
seat on the Sena tc I ntcrior
Committee. So much o;o that he
has to take a ribbing not onl y
PERHAPS WORTH NOTING: As this issue of
FAMILY WEEKLY went to press, a resignation by President Nixon before
our May 19 issue date seemed improbable, but not impossible.
By Frances
Spatz Lelghto.n
from hie; wrfc but from his gas-
s1ar ion serviceman Says hie;
y,ifc Bethine. "My husband had
rhc last Kaiser automobile ex-
tJnt in the Unilcd States. He
couldn't part with it. He can
' never part with any car. That
K:11scr looked so strange and
way out that when he'd dnve rt
\omewhcre, the attendant would
'"Y· 'What's th.it?' Then he had
a ten-year-old Chevy that de-
veloped strange noises. He
drove it into the se rvice station
and asked the man to look at II
The mechanic said, 'Senator, I
rh_ink it's totally gone.' My hus-
band looked as if someone wa-;
trying lo throw his child away
He s,11J, 'How much would you
charge to rebuild 11 for me?' "
At this point. Senator Church
hrca ko; rnto his wife's stor).
"Right AnJ I had it rebuilt
Fine Job It's better to pay $200-
300 than $2,()()()..3,000.''
P.S.: The Senator now owm
a i 96<i Mustang that he says
proudly 1s kept "tuned as fine
as a watch and only sips gas like
a lady."
lnoure: H• omce t. at 1n
un·Hawallan 80 d9grMt.
Sen. Daniel K. Inouye of
Hawaii: When Senator Inouye
heard that Mr. Nixon was
asking everyone to turn office
thermostats down Lo 68 degrees,
he said, "I can do better than
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Old Soeks, Chalrs-
Yes.. Even String!
Continued
that" Thl!reupon, he turned ht:>
Senate office thermostat as low
as it can go 60 degrees -anJ
that's where it remains. "We all
wear 'iweaters around here,"
!>ays a secretary, "and some-
times a sweater on top of a
sweater. But we're with the
Senator in anything he thinks
will help our country.''
Rep. Claude . Pepper of
Florida has a thing noout razor
blades· ''I have to force myself
to buy new razor blades," he
told this reporter. "I keep thin~
ing. 'I ~now I can get more
shaves out of this.' I'm the per-
fect man for the Wilkinson :id
I will go the greatest number of
shaves possible on a blade and
then J will bavc to strain m y-
~lf to get up to the counter
and get some more." According
to his aides, Representative
Pepper also o;aves everything
else. even old license plates. "He
loves to c;ave," confides an as-
sistant, "and he tells himself
that it's justified because it helps
make a com plete record of one
man's life in public service.''
AJbert: "I won't be back, wUI you
tum out the llghts?"
Rep. Carl Albert of Okla-
homa: The Speaker of the
House is a different kind of
ecology hound. The man who
was just a heartbeat away from
the Presidency after the resigna-
tion of Spiro Agnew goes
through the office turning off all
things electrical. He turns off all
lights that are not actually help-
ing anyone and he turns off all
electric typewrite("$ he hears
buzzing. And as if that doesn't
make his point, he never fails,
when leaving the office early, to
turn to his secreta ry and say,
"Well, I won't be back, so will
you tum oul the lights?" With
I • FAMIL V WEE Kl V. Mey 19, 1974
his wife, he practices artother
economy-bulk buying, actually
accompanying her to the gro-
cery store to help her figure out
the best buys
Proxmire: "I aaYe S1,200 by
welklng end jogging."
Sen. William Proxmire r of
Wiscon-;i n: "My favorite econ
omy is walking several mile'
each way Lo and from work."
says the slim, trim Senator, who
keeps a set of hiking clothes
both al home and at the office
"I once figured out that I save
SI ,200 a year by walking and
jogging instead of taking cabs
rt's an economy that I'd like to
sec 'ipread because it cuts down
on the consumptioil of gasoline
and protects health by keeping
the body in good Lone ."
Gerald Ford is another man
who makes a point o f turning
out unused lights, including
those in halls. bu! he has an-
other pet economy that in-
trigues his office staff-he uses n
pencil right down to the stub.
"That com es of sending kids to
school," he explains. "If you
want to raise thrifty kids. you
have to set the ex.ample.''
Sen. Robert C. Byrd of
West Virginia, amazes his staff
and all who know him by bring-
ing his lunch to work. "Yes, I
brown-bag it every day," he
sm iles. "I get exactly what I
want-plenty of fruit, luncheon
meat, the kind of bread I like,
and ( save a couple of dollars a
day. But even more important
is that I can sit and think as I
eat and read, and do some work.
It's a great time-saver." The
Senator keeps a small rM
refrigerator in his office. "1.11
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This 1s J9·year·old Ol1d11 Baker, author of this eye-opening new guide.
Would you beheve her age7 learn her yooth·se<rets, and those of dozens of
other top model$, entirely at our risk Read the thrilling details on this page!
Till ixtyl
Revealed at last! By the world's most beautiful women -
who make their living by being, and staying, young ! What
they really do to:
-add ,,01 a sin/flt pound 10 1hclr fi11ures, even 1hou11h they
add five, 1cn, twenty or thirty candlH 10 1heir birthday cakes! -rinse so much shine into their hair that It has 10 be pow.
<kred down so ii doesn't glare Into the TV c:>merH~ -smooth out uJfy veins from 1heir hands and feet. in
euctly the ume way 1ha1 they smooth ou1 usly lino hom
1helr ne<:ks and faces'
-leave their double-chin in bed when they 11et up In the
mornln,, bt"causc they know the rlsht way to slmply "'lttp
ll allltay"! -"pcarliu" their skin, so you would onu dream chat they coo sulfercd hom black.heads, cnlaraed pores or acne!
T1'ne Btauty Secrets-And Do11ns More
J1st Ukt Tlttm-Eam Tbne Women Up To
S100 AA Houri Now Tiiey Are YOURS For Only
A Few Ptnnlli Apfeetl
Whal we are olferioa you, in race. u the world's fim "1n-
s1!.le" manual on how ordinary women (wllh ~rhaps a sh&ht·
ly better lace and a sli,blly bcllu fi11ure than youtS) "" tra•ufonn,d 01·1trn/111t1 l1t10 fl1<11nln1t "'outlu.' Wllh pounds
C'arvtd po/11/cul,. oO lhtir /llfllf't!J! Yrars 1n1oothrd tDort/,s•h
o{J thrlr /atts! £•·rr)' 11ood /tall"< IJt!rfrctrd. and "'"'Y bad
fratuft! rilhrr co,,tclt!d or tliJftuurd:
And 1hcn-whcn the a~lute uquisate fact·tigure has been ctcated out of the raw t.irl who first came 111to the 1tud10-
1li/J duzd/nf phv1il'al iHauty Is thrn "/ro:rn" u10/11sf 1/mr and ,..,/1thr·l(aln-of~vrn-a11-oum:r /or lt!n ... IWt!fll)' ... t vr11
/Ort)' years!
For 11rcat models arc no1 born; Lhey art made! (On page 10
of this tyt-opening volume, you are taxrn bthind·thc·scenes in 1hc most vlamorous "sotonty" in the world, and you arc shbwn that 1l1t rr is scorrely a modrl al/\•r ..,Ito did 1to1 11ud
10 huvt 1tn or /k't!ntr pounds ..,hiJlft!d ofl ltrr fiiurr, affd a n10Jor 1ranJ/ormu1ion madt on hrr fact, bt!fort o top mculrl
ORt!nl'>' oOtrrd hrr a contracl ! )
But the~ women made themselves Jlim, and madt them·
Hives radiant far mort c/r,.rt/y and ra,lly 1lta11 1·ou ha"t r< tr
drromtd. Let us prove that to you r/thl no•·:
Take Sllmmlag, For Eumpltl How Would
YOI Ukt To E1t Wbt YOI Want,
When Yo1 Want It-And Still Get
And Stay Slim Fomerl
al.cl ~ 1us1 quote onr ot the models whose "(o1oer·youn11,
flJrevcr·sl1m" secrets are revcaled bere! She says, quite ftanxly ... I pos111vcly adore food. And I never, but ne•er.
$tarvc myself. Yt!I I wdf(lt lltt! samr tollay 4.1 whrn I stortrd modtlli"I morr than lrn yt!arJ 010 ... (ha hes ours.) Why~ Because she usn the "Sell-Maintaining Diet"' The
dic1 1ha1's fun, that's the hippiest or adventurts• That a~1u·
ally tamn, overniaht, those suddtn wild ur~ that dcitroy
your lli:we! That re-educates your 1as1e buds and your metab-
ohsm. so that you find yourvlf 11blt! 10 tat what )Ou want.
wltrn J'O" •·ant it. t111/tltoul 1oinln1 w much OJ on ou11u-and
lot lrast 01 thr IH1lnnilt1J losin1 ~ much 4.1 a pound o dar' Usinii this diet stratev, food bteomn an all>' rotltrr 1h11n un tnt!m)'! II (ills J'Ou up, bur nt,·tr OHi! Usina this straten-.
one model went from 140 pounds to 123 pounds In well undtr
a sinalc month-nd site sf/II oft whal sht! p/taud on wuk-
rnd1•
Usina this strategy, every other model (with the uccpeion
of one or two) who faithfully followed It for ten days 1011 Im
hit pounds-to stan! Another (a Pfrftctionlst) went from 133
to 97 pounds! Another. who was bottom-heavy, not only shed ugly poun<ll all over her boc:ly-b111 spot~;rucls'd tht /fob
rl1h1 oO hrr bollom so ~r/utly that Sitt! flOW 4Ms bathln11
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RUSTY STAUB:
He's the "Galloping Gourmet"
Of Baseball!
Baseball fans know Daniel "Rusty"
Staub as the $100,000-a-year outfielder
who helped the New York Mets win the
National League flag. Gourmets,
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baseball. He has had as many es
80 people in at one time to enjoy his
culinary skills and receives kudos for
his service as well as his recipes.
"I Uke to serve in the elegant manner,"
he says. "I favor Waterford crystal,
Wedgwood china and, of course,
sterling." ... Staub, 29. is a redheaded
native of New Orleans who developed
into an amateur chef through his
mother's coaching. He keeps a loose-
leaf book titled "My Recipes" next to
What Are the Dangerous
Weight-Gaining Ages?
Atwhat stages in
your adult life
should you be
detective-alert to
the possibility of
putting on weight?
For women, critical
periods are during
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BY JACK TIPPIT
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"We finally got him up."
his kitchen stove .... When he signed
his professional baseball contract out
of Jesuit High School in New Orleans,
Staub found he had to do a great deal
of traveling. He didn't like to eat out so
he started to cook for himself in his
apartment. Teammates spoke so highly
of his skills that girl friends and wives
began asking him for recipes .... Staub
was bedeviled by Injuries In 1972 and
1973 but nevertheless aparked the
Mete' comeback drive, which enabled
them to win the division lltle on the last
day. His shoulder was damaged when
he crashed into a wall during the
play-offs against the Cincinnati Reds,
but despite this handicap, he batted
.423 in the Worf d Serles .... Staub has
the reputation of being a great
"swinger" as well as a great chef but
claims this is an exaggeration. "If I
went out with as many girls as they say
I do, I'd never have the time to play
baseball,'' he tells you.
-By Barry Abramson
'People and You
Group Marriages: What
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Why do some young
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a first pregnancy and after menopause.
This is due to hormonal factors.
Another critical period for women is
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they've failed to find in thei r original
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Sinuses: Why on Earth
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Did Nature gool when she
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Actually, there are about 25
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on each side of the nose.
We do know that they do two
find yourself adjusted to staying on the
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-By Harriet La Barre
things: give resonance to the
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necessary to have your
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-By Erwin DiCyan, Ph.D.
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This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen
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kids love it. What Mother may not know is just
how nutritious peanut butter can be!"
.. The Do-It-Yourself
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A peanut butter undwlch, a glau of mllk and an orange will provide
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THE DO-IT-YOURSELF
COMPLETE PEANUT BUTTER
SANDWICH MEAL
2 table•poons peanut butter
2 slices whole wheat bread or enriched
white bread
1 (8 ozs.> glass of milk
1 orange, quartered
1. Spread peanut butter o n one slice of
hread. Top wirh second slice o f bread.
cut in half. Place on plate.
2. Serve !landwich with milk and
o range.
Makes I complete pean11t h11lfer
sandwich meal
A sandwich made with two table-
spoons of peanut butter and two
slices of whole wheat bread provides
JO percent o f a child's Recommended
Daily Allowance of protein, 40 per-
cent of the niacin and 15 percent of
the iron. along with other vitamins
;ind mincrJls. V1t.1minc; A and C arc
Jbout the only "notable absences."
Drink an eight-ounce glass of whole
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plus vitamin A, calcium, phosphorus
and riboflavin. A peanut buller sand·
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t o • FAMILY WEEKLY, May 19, 197'4
C? In an or.1ng~. of course' So make
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good energy levels. with most of them
at JO pcrcenl or more of the Recom·
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V• cup honey
Vi cup brown sugar, packed
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1h cup semisweet chocolate pieces
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;inti mixture is smooth. Spread over
cereal mixture. Chill until firm. Cut . .
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like Lee Wyndham, a t.cacher and author
of fony-e1gbt boob. rang.mg from the
picture book age into the high tee~. and
over two hundred shon 1ton~. art.Jclc<i
and 1erial.s-Hard1e Gramatky, author and
ilhatrator of many f amou\ children's boob
like hi~ Little Too1 -and John Led~.
President of Anor Honor Books, who has
published m any award-wiorung children's
books Togiether we have w ritten aod pub-
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Y<>'J bo"' w uuliz..e your per-.onal feeling!>.
expenenc..es 1magrnauon and rotere\t to
v.nt.e for children-in )Our spare time at
home.
Work dt ynur 0"" n pace
A v.nting cou~ J\ ~t learned at
home when you f•I li ke "'Orl ing. There 1~
oo bel! 10 end the cl~s. no interruption
from other studcnls. You and your in-
structor C<tn v. orlc together at the pace
4tld depth dewed. Tht\ personal p~ af.
lo~'> more time for each student than is
po'>'>ihlc in a cla'>sroom srtuauon.
You mail >our completed work to your
1n<>tructor v. ho carefully reads and edits
each assignment. He theo writes you a long
<personal letter explaining in detail his cor-
rections and makes specific recommenda-
tions. You receive professional advice and
guidance from the same instructor through-
out the course. And you wort. where you
want and wben you want.
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4f d f'ul>h\hc r of Youn it Re 1dc~ Prc-ss.
The reward"
Altho.sg.h man\ v. rttcr\ <•f 1.htldrc.:ll\
boob earn SI() I 1(.JIJ tP SI 'i 000 .ind mPrc
;;. yeilr, the bt:nef1t~ nf :.i v. r1 11ng c:.trl.'.cr
include the ch.ilh:ngc the l'\1.1tcmcnt .ind
great \at1sfact1on of Joing 'omc1h1ng 1m·
portant v.1th .~our ltfe When )Oll cnm
plet<! this cour\e you v.111 he d qu,dtf 11:d
\4 mer ..,. 1t.h a future A.nd "'hJt J future'
The marl>.et 1s unltm1tcd It 1' 1hc con
'>l<lnl cry of editors and puhll,hcr<.. of hol.h
hook~ and mJga.zines. that they need nwrl'
good manuscripts for )Oung rc..iJer'
~ore thJn 200 puhll\hcr<. of chtlJrcn'
books produce over 1 000 hool.-. each \'C,lf
,. ,th total sales of S 170.000.000' And O\er
.U)() penod1cals for ~oung readers h;t\c .l
combined circulation e\ceed1ng XO 000 .
000 Books and magazine .1111clc'i for chtl
dren are made into lV sho"' Jnd m1H 1c.-.
And there are twenry-four children'\ hool
clu~ and a rapidly grov. 1ng chtldrcn\
pa perback market
Writing is only satisfy mg v. hen Y''"'
140.rk is publii.hed. and for wrrtcr<; of chtl
dreo's literature it 1c; easier nov. th:in ever
to find a publisher
Will )OU take the fir'lt c;tep'>
'r\)u m..iy be a teacher. be ta~1ng c:lrc
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parent You may believe that you do not
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v.dl he 1udgcd by your ~nttng ah11tty. not
;our '>C'(. age or educatJon
For rnstance. "'omen"' nters are on the
lx•\t <ieltcr list as o ften as men And in the
field of children's boob and magazine!>
there are :i-. many v.omen editors as men.
Free test.
lo find qualified men and "'omen v. llh
v. r111ng aptitude "orrh developing. the
LKult' .lnd Comultant!:> of the Institute
hJ\C prepared a special Aptitude Test. It
1~ offered free and v.ill be graded free lly
a member of our !>laff.
If you wam 10. be a "nter send rn th e
coupon hclo"' for this free test and a free
tlrochurc v. h1ch fully descnbes the Insti-
tute cour'le and faculty. the current pub-
lishing market for ch ildren's literature and
a nev. future for you. Jf you have \\nting
aputudc. you ~ 111 be eligible to enroll Of
course. there is no obligation.
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"YOU see, I am something
of an ugly duckling. My eyes are
too small, and I have rotten skin. As
a matter of fact, I don't think
anything about me is physically
attractive!"
I n 1971 Glenda Jack.son won an Academy
Award for her performance in .. Women
in Love." A year later she was an Oscar
nominee for her part in "Sunday, Bloody
Sunday." This year she won her second Oscar
for her role in Mel Frank's sophisticated
comedy "A Touch of Class." There i'> not
much doubt about it. When I talked with
Glenda, I was talking with the best actress in
the world today.
FAMILY WEEKLY: How do you feel about
winning a second Oscar?
GLENDA: Surprised. And ftattered. I wa11
very happy to win one. I didn't expect an-
other.
FW: Your role in "A Touch of Class" wac;
quite a change of pace for you, wasn't it?
GLENDA: Yes, and I cnioycd it immensely.
It was my first chance to make people laugh.
FW: You appeared nude in "Women in Love,"
"Negatives." "The Music Lovers" and "Sun-
day, Bloody Sunday." Would you consider
yourself a sex goddes.s?
GLENDA: I don't look at it that way. I ana-
lyze a scene only by the content of the script,
of the story itself. Besides, J consider myself
a "character woman."
FW:Thcn you don't mind nudity in films?
GLENDA: I don't.
FW: How does your husband f~l about it?
GLENDA: He doesn't mind either-provided
it's well played and an integral part of the
story. l look upon myself as I.be actor side
of the actor-director partnership. I thought
what I was asked to do was valid, so I did it.
FW: Is there anything you would not do for
a film?
GLENDA: I can think of nothing I would not
do in a film if I thought ii was valid, apart
from murder or something cruel.
FW: How long have you been acting?
GLENDA: For over 20 years, 15 of them in
the theater.
FW: Do you enjoy it?
GLENDA: No, I don't. I savor ii. I don't know
if that's the right way to put ii, but there are
so many insurmountable Contin11ed on page 17
FAMILY WEEKLY. Mey 19, 1974 • 13
Glenda Jaekson: StarCltflt
By Peer ;J. Oppenheimer
The Quiet Woman Who Just
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Continued
problems in each picture, in
each c;ccne. that when one is
done well I get satisfaction out
of 1t. Well, maybe even that
l\n 't the right way of putting it.
l cl us say it is continually in-
teresting.
FW: Arc you ambitious?
GLENDA: I'm lazy by nature,
.,o I really don't want to work
h.1rd unless rm interested in
.,umething. Yd every time 1 ac-
cept a :.cript I'm immediately
!lorry .ibout it because I have to
devote so much time to it and
.1way from my family
FW: What does your family
l'.Onsist of?
GLENDA: My husband Roy
IFditor's note: Roy Hodges)
and our four-year-old son,
Daniel.
FW: Is your husband an actor?
GLENDA: He used to be. Then
he became a director. Now he's
an art dealer.
FW: Did you always want to be-
come an act res!.?
GLENDA: No. When I was little
I wanted to be a ballerina.
FW: What made you change
your mind?
GLENDA: I Jml got too bloody
big! There wa!>n't anybody
around who wanted lo lift me!
FW: And you went directly into
at.:ting after that?
GLENDA: No, I left grammar
!.Choo! when I was 16 with no
-;pccial ambitions an~for two
years I worked at a pharmacy.
It was at that time that I joined
the local amateur-theatrical so-
ciety because 1 thought there
must be more to life than the
chemist"s shop. And then I ap-
plied to the Royal Academy of
Dramatic Arts and they ac-
cepted me. 1 am not very ad-
venturesome, but when some-
thing comes up that I like I be-
come very tenacious.
FW: I understand you have
been married only once, yet
you have had four wedding
rings. lsn 'l that a bit unusual?
GLENDA: The first one was
very cheap, really. It simply
broke. The second one wasn't
much more expensive and dis-
solved when I washed some di-
apers in too much bleach. Tbe
third one slipped off my 6nger
and down the drain. [She
showed me a beautiful wide
gold wedding ring set with dia-
monds.) I hope this one will last!
FW: Do you like jewelry'?
GLENDA: l wore earrings once,
but somehow they weren't me.
I'm not much for jewelry. ur
for that matter. fancy clothes.
((I don't have to get dressed up
for official functions, J prefer •
wearing plain trousers. They're
the most comfortable, and I'm
all for comfort.
FW : What is your biggc!>I prob-
lem in acting'?
GLENDA: To find the proper
material. That's how you end up
doing revivals of plays and films
-and some of them are done
very well. It's depressing and
boring. As I said, I am a "char-
acter woman" and there are not
that many good parts about.
You see, I am sometl:!~g of an
ugly duckling. My eyes are too
small, and I have rotten skin. As
a matter of fact, l don't think
anything about me is physically
attractive!
FW: Is thal why you did "Mary,
Queen of Scots" a few months
after portraying Queen Eliza-
beth on TV in "Elizabeth R"?
GLENDA: Yes. But I did ii a
second time because I wanted to
play opposite Vanessa Red-
grave. And besides, arter years
of sex stuff aml playing neurotic
ravers, I thought it woul<! be
nice to play a part my mother
could sec in the cinema a'1<l say.
"That's my Glenda."
FW: One last question: How do
you feel about the fact that
within a comparatively short
time you have become the most
sought-after movie star in the
world?
GLENDA: J wouldn't !lay I am
surprised-STUNNED
is the word!
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Rote Jr.: The Unlutown
"When the dust finally
settled, one man stood alone
in first place. It was not
0 . J. Simpson. It was not
Seagren, Havlicek or Rose.
It was Kyle Rote Jr ...
By Larry Bortstein
.....__
Soccer star Kyle Rote, Jr ..••
• • • and some of the "Superstara" events he c0mpet9CI In.
ti • FAMIL V WEEKLY, May 19, 1974
[
st February. a group of the greal-
(St athletes in the world gath-
ered in Rotonda. Fla .• to com·
pete in the "Super~tars" competition.
0 . J. Simpson was there. So we re Bob
Seagren, John H avlicek and Pete
Rose. Each was required to compete
in seven of ten evenls-not including
lheir own specialt ies. A lot was at
srake. Not onl y would the winner get
more than $50,000-bul the re were all
the intangibles o f pride and ego.
When the dust finally settled, one
man stood alone in first place. It was
nor 0. J. Simpson. It was not Seagren,
Havlicek or Rose. It was a relatively
unknown young man with a very wcll-
known name: Kyle Rote, Jr.
The name K yle Rote, of course. i~
synonymou~ wilh footbJll. Kyle Rote.
Sr.. was an All-America halfback al
SMU and fa~hioned an e~cellent I I ·
year NFL career with the New York
Giants before retiring to enta 'the
field of sports broadcasting.
It seemed a sensible route for his
son to follow-ex:cepl it wasn't the one
Kyle Jr. wanted to pursue. First, after
graduating from high ::.c hool in Dallas,
he accepted a football scholarship to
Oklahoma State Univcr;ity. "l know
people at SMU were disappointed,"
Kyle says." and quite a few other peo-
ple were upse·t by my leaving Texas
and the Southwest Conference."
But youog Rote's biggest decision
was yet to come. After a year, he
questioned the relevance of big-tame
collegiate footbalL "I was the type of
studcnt who had 10 avoid distractions
in order to get good grades. The atmo-
sphere for football players at Oklaho-
ma State wasn't conduciv~o class-
work. I had lo find a small school
where I could get along and do what
I wanted."
Kyle found his answer at the
tiny University of the South in Scwa-
nee, Tenn. Once a major football
power in its own right. Sewanec now
nestles quieUy atop the plateau of the
Cumberland River, far from the glam-
our and crowds of big-time athletics.
There were no athletic scholarships
for Sewanee students. But Kyle Jr.
would have had to search high and far
to find any college with a scholarship
in the sport he decided to embrace.
Thb-sport was soccer, and by the
time he elftolled at Sewanee in 1969,
Kyle had played it only two years,
and then only on a rudimentary level.
Soccer has long been a stepchild of
American sports, a ppreciated mostly
by immigrants from nations where it
is the sport. Kyle barely knew of its
existence until he and several high
school football teammates tried it as
a summer conditioner. Then one
Superstar With the Famous Name
alternoon, they learned what the game really
was all about.
Ron Griffith, an Englishman irom Black-
pool who was a sports correspondent for a
Scott ash newspaper, came upon Kyle and his
I ricnds kicking a soccer ball around one hot
summer afternoon. Griffith offered to teach
them the finer poants of the game.
"At first we were offended by this guy
hutting in," recalls Kyle ... But we soon real-
1ted he cuultl help us a lot. Pretty soon we
lorrnctl a team called the Black Bandits and
we i.crimmaged other local teams."
fhough he continued to play football, Kyk
finally succumbed to the lure of soccer when
he entered Scwancc.
Armed with a degree in psychology and a
rn:w wife, Mary Lynne, of Rossville, Ga . ., Kyle
rclllrned to Dallas in June, I 972, uncertain
of has future. The Dallas Tornadoes of the
Nmth Amcncan Soccer League offered him
.1 playing contract that, by their own admis-
'>llln. wal> more of a public relations ploy than
J scrioul> altempt to recruit a new player.
"I had a lol uf local appeal," Kylu con-
cct.le'>, "and I h..id played soccer, so ll was a
log1c.1l m ove on their part. Except they didn't
re.illy fed I would ever be an important
pla)W. fhe job they offered me was a com-
hinat1on player-public relations directo r."
Joining the Tornadoes with the 1972 sea-
son more than half completed, Kyle only
played in practice, but his polcnlial for the
game began to emerge.
"My !>izc (six feel and 185 pounds! is
higger than average for !>occer," he points
out. "and I learned how to use it to good
advantage." Ro te also discovered he had a
naturJI aptitude for "heading" !he ball. Since
the U!>C o f arms and hands is prohibited in
"4><:cer. e\ccpt by goaltenders. players must
pJc;s the ball either by kicking it or hitting it
ofT lheir heads.
.. It\ mostly a matter of timing," Kyle
c\plain!\ "Y ou have to time the movement
ut }Our head with the flight of the ball."
When the 1973 NASL season began the
• following April. Kyle wa .. a regular member
of Dallas' playing roster. He quickly proved
rhat Tornado Coach Ron Newman was oor-
rcl·t in his judgment of the young Scwanee
graduate by scoring a goal in the first game of
the year. By the end of the season Rote was
the league's scoring champion (ten goals,
ten assists) and rookie of the year.
Playing center forward, a position analo-
gous to cenrcr in basketball and hockey, Kyle
helped the team go all the way to the cham-
pionship final of the NASL. before bowing to
the Philadelphia Atoms.
That Kyte i~ a ''different breed of cat" is
1llu,lrated by the foci that he is using part of
h1!> "Superstars" pri1..e money for his tuition at
the Perkins School of Theology. Kyle plans
to be ordained in two years.
He isn't certain if he will go into active
preaching. He intends to remain in soccer for
~cveral more years. His rise to stardom in the
'l>Orl comes at a time when soccer may be
FAMILY WEEKLY, May 19, 1974 • 19
experiencing its long-awaited boom in the
U S. Jn Dallas alone, the number of people
playing soccer on all levels bas risen from
192 fi ve years ago to more than 40,000 today.
"I'd like to be remembered," Kyle says, "as
The O~inal Lenith.
Others hav~ added millimeter.>.
filters .V\<l traps. but nobody
l'\W found a way to pack in
more O«wor th.m the original
Cdmcl.
The Orleinal Cam.el.
Hi s name was Old Joe and he
was 1ust another face with
Barnum & Bailey. Our artist
shctched him. and 60years
later Old Joe remains \Wrld
famous as the symbol of the
a pioneer in soccer in this country. I think the
public is waking up to how great a game it is.
Before I leave it, if I ever do, 1 want to be
sure I've done something
for the sport."
fines t cigarette made. ~
The~
Disap~ Pyramid.
Once we took this pyramid out
to give Old Joe more walki~ room
Several tons of angry mail ~ it was
back in ~ forever.
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· I spent my life on a "starvation" diet ,
then I ate and lost 72 pounds.
By Mary Gioia -as told to Ruth L. McCarthy
'I Then I say 1 "starved" myself, the menu for
ff my day went like this. No breakfast. But as
soon as I got to work, I'd have diet soda and
a piece of coffee cake. Twenty minutes later,
coffee to wake me up, with cream and sugar.
Then, about eleven thirty, maybe a bite of cake
someone's mother made. At lunch-time? I took
just a skinny sandwich. But since I didn't have
breakfast, I figured I could afford a little scoop
of ice cream. Then, mid-&fternoon, so I wouldn't
cave in, I ordered a malted. Never anything
solid. Too marty calories! Naturally, by evening,
I was starved. I couldn't wait for my first meal
of the day. A good healthy Italian d~nner. Of
course, when my mother put dessert on the
table, I didn't want to hurt her feelings, so I ate
it. And that, quite frankly, is how I dieted up
to 205 pounds.
Now in between all this hunger, I would also
take reducing pills. But they always made me
'
very nervous. So eventually I'd give them up
until 1 couldn't stand hearing any more com-
ments, like: "You've got such a pretty, rosy-
round face. Too bad you can't. lose any weight."
Then off I'd go again on my crazy "starva-
tion" diet and add a lot of pounds.
As I talk about it now, I wonder how Carmine,
my husband, ever married me. Maybe because,
basically, I had a happy disposition. StiJl, I
used to get hurt by remarks. I remember once
we were dating and Carmine saw a girl with a
beautiful figure. Suddenly, he turned to me
and said: "If your head was on that girl's body,
you'd be great."
In an effort to make his dream come true, I
turned to diuretics, followed by about every
reducing pill in the drug store. But they made
me feel so sick, I finally broke down and said:
"I can't lose weight, Carmine. You have to ac-
cept me as I am." And, thank ~oodness, he did!
At 205pourrda,J1tayedon tM1horr, bttaus' I wos ao afro1d Now tltal,J'm 133 pounda, I~ chttlu, plaid, and panta -
that no lifeguard could ever saue me if I were drownin,g. especially aftu years of wearing a blue and blaclt. wardrobe
After we were married, I ran my kitchen like
my mother's -with lots of good food which,
unfortunately, only added more fat to my hips
and thighs. It was too bad, because Carmine
always wanted to buy me clothes. And I was
so hard to fit.
I think he would have died if he'd knowat that
the pants suit I wore on my honeymoon had a
maternity top. Of course, I wnn't pregnant, but
it was the only one that was fashionable and
a good fit.
Actually, it took a nother clothes crisis in my
life to finally make me reduce. You see, I was
to be a bridal attendant at my brother's wed-
ding and I wanted desperately to look nice.
Luckily, I'd been reading those ads about
people who'd lost weight on the Ayds plan. But,
quite honestly, I thought the whole thing was a
gimmick. Then I saw a cardboard stand of an
Ayds plan loser in the drug store and the girl
looked so terrific I said to myself: "It's probably
money down the drain, but here goes." I read
the ingredients on a box of Ayds-& Reducing Plan
Candy and learned they contain vitamins and
minerals, but no drugs, so I went home with
the chocolate fudge kind.
I started on the Ayds plan the very next day,
taking one or two Ayds with a hot drink like
the directions say, and the results were astound-
ing. They really helped curb my appetite.
What's more, for the first time in my whole life,
I began to eat sensibly. Three meals a day and
none of the garbage in between.
I also came to realize that there is no magic
anywhere when it's a matter of reducing. May-
be I knew' it before, but somehow I could never
face the fact -or help myself -without the
Ayds plan.
In the end I went down to 133 pounds on the
Ayds plan. I was so thrilled when I had finaJly
done it that I went out and bought the clingiest
orange dress I could find . And I wore it to a
big family affair in my hometown, Bayside,
Long Island. And guess what? My husband had
to re-introduce me to one of my very own cousins.
Believe me, you only have to have something
like that happen to you to know that there isn't
a "starvation" diet in the world to compare
with being able to eat three meals a day on
the Ayds plan and still lose weight.
BEFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENTS
Before After ---
Height .................... 5'31h" ..................... 5'31h"
Weight.. ................... 205 lbs ................... 133 lbs.
Bust ........................ 42" .......................... 35Y.z"
Waist ....................... 34" .......................... 27"
Hips ......................... 48" .......................... 38"
Dress ........................ 20 ........................... 11-12
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y Ten Famrlte Rtt.ords
Johnny Winter, the
phenomenal blues
guitar player from
Texas, has emerged
as one of America's
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"List~ning to music,"
Johnny says, ''should
be an emotional ex-
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makes you feel is
much more important
than the technical
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ii by guidelines you've already set up."
1. Rubber Soul by The Beatles (Capitol)
2. Leilh Bleed
by The Rolling Stones (London)
3. Rock of Agea by The Band (Capitol)
4. Highway #61 Revisited
by Bob Dylan (Columbia)
5. Are You Experienced?
by Jimi Hendrix (Reprise)
6. Gris. Gria by Or. John (Atco)
7. King of the Delta Blue•
by Robert Johnson (Columbia)
8. The Best of Little Walter (Checker)
9. The Beat of Muddy Waters (Checker)
10. Columbia-Princeton Electronic
Music Center (Columbia)
-Interviewed by Loraine Alterman
FAMILY WEEKL V, Mey 19, 1974 • 21
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By J"ohn E. Gibson
The Two Basie
Perso11allty Types:·
Whieh Is Better•?
True or False: Introverts have better memories
than extroverts. (See numher 5)
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Women tend to he much
more introvcried than men.
2. If a person IS a nonsmoker.
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3. Introvert-; not only differ
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emotional conflicts than he can
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• d1ffcrcn1 wa)' th:.in the extrovert
ANSWERS
1. False. In a recent p~ycholog·
1cal survey, men and women
subjects were asked lo inc..licale
whether they considered them-
~lves introverts or extrovert~.
More than three times as many
men as women rated themselves
as introverts. And studies ~
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than men, tend to share such
extroverted traits as sociahility,
impulsiveness, talkativeness, in-
terest in the personalities of
others, etc.
2. Tr11t"-accord1ng to studies
conducted by the Economic and
Social Research Institute, which
show smoking to be definitely
asl'Oeiatcd with extroversion.
and 1hat "in nations where the
level of extroversion is high, the
population's consumption of
tobacco is high also."
3. True. S1udics at a leading uni-
versity showed that introverts'
body temperatures increased
more during the morning hours
than did the extroverts'. The
opposite was true for the after-
noon. Tests also ~owed that
each personality type tended to
be most alert during the times of
the d:iy when their body tem-
peratures were elevated.
4. True. Conscnsu'l of ~tudae'>
shows that ''introverts arc pre-
disposed to develop conditioned
kars. and take less readily than
extroverts to potentially dan-
gerous activitie'l." It's interest-
ing to note in this connection
that re~earch has '\hown that 1t
i'i much harder to teach 1ntro-
... erted children to swim, and it
1s more difficult for them to
overcome their fear of the
water.
5. True a<; demonstrated by
psychological studies at the
University of London. While
extroverts did better on short-
term memory tests (retaining
learned material better for brief 4'\
periods), it was found that
"after 24 hours. introverts re-
member almost twice as much
as extroverts."
6. True. Studies at Britain's In-
stitute of Psychiatry have shown
that introverts in such situa-
tions are predisposed to become
neurotic, while extroverts arc
more likely to become involved
in some form of antisocial be-
havior. To put 1t another way,
when the introvert is under
greater pressures than he can
cope with, he tends to explode
inwardly. But the extrovert ex-
plodes outwardly and lets the
chips fall where
they may!
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JENNIFER McCARTHY writes to tell us ... CASE #2116
"Ilost~ inches off qiy:waist
15.pounds of ~weiglit 214 ~
o1f JDY-hips_ up injust 14 day_sf'
One 5 Minute exercise .. twice dally, Jylng !JR my back watching T.V., reducing my food Intake only by 20% -
but not gJvlng up any of the foods I love -DID IT!
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IUNEZt
Waltl 301/i
Wetaht 116
Hips 36'/z
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JUNE28
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Weight 105
Hlpt347/a
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KEN WALLER writes to tell us that. ..
AFfER 14 DAYS
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IULY 5
Waist 24
Welpt 101
Hips 3.fl/4
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CASE #136
"I lost ta lbs. and 4*h" ort my waist In 14 days." a. MetllleWI • "I lost 13 lbs. and 4" oil my waltr
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011 my waist In 14 days," r. lo,d • "I Jost 10"1
lbs. and 3" oil my waist In 14 days," M. PMl'IOtl
• "I lost 15 lbs. and S" off r.1y wal1t In 14 days,"
L. Healll11coc1t • "I lost II lbs. and 4'.'," oil my
waist In 14 days," a. Peetrldl • "I l<>tt IS lbt. and
2w• oil my waist In 14 daV1." I . V.terlty • ··1
lost 9 lbs. and 3'" oft my wa1s1 In t4 deya," J.
Ml11llord •
Retulls varv depending upQn how much over·
weight you are and how much time you give 10
1he Plan. ThMe people have given from S to IS
minutes twice daily to our one simple exercise,
lying on lhelr backs In comfort. even white watch·
Ing TV-Isome ate between 10 to 20-.. less foodsl
Nalurally, their Impressive results varv. The above
sampling or our hundreds ol thousands ol users
proves that you. too. can male sensational gains
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WHAT THE EXrt:aTS SAY:
Medical Doctors. Chlropr.ctors, 0Steop111hs. Ath
Ir.tic Coaches ... a11ree il's Ille most successful
Walslllne·We1i1h1 •educer and Sh1pl"11 Up l'lan
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WHAT COMES Off IN 14 DAYS? 1lost3 inches off JPY-
6 P-Qmids-and up-in 5
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OOY-s!"
lndMduaJ mulls vary, bul during IJl averqe
14-day period you can 9')eCt to lose up to 4 lnclles
lrom your wa111Une and up to 10 pounds from
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your dlgest1ve function and general health. II al10
shap1r5 you uP -from head to ton. for a "S"
Minute Exerciser -it sure does a lot.
•EX.POSING EFfOlln.ESS EXERCISERS
Reader's Dl&Mt fSept., 1971). New York Times
and Cood Houseteeptns. among otben, exposed
sauna wraps, lnflaled bell•. weighted belll and
ellortless e.xetci&el'S u frauds . Sclentillc research·
ers, medical and fltneu eJqJel'ts all qree ... tben
Is only one way lo firm. shape and h1m up your
body .,.,. •ut wan 111111 ..._om
One 5 Minute exercise, twice dally, ly1ng on my back watching T.V., reducing my food Intake only by 20% -
but not g\vlng op any of the foods I love -DID ITt
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BEFORE AITER
NOV. t SDAYS
Welpt220
Walltl6
~ ... out ol •hape, M• d•'f Ila 1ttrled th• Plan.
NOV.5
Welaht Zif
Wallt33
o,.tr I Oar• u,., -aur oon•. •nd eltapfnrJ up.
FHIEnouoh?
Results injust 3 d3Y-fil
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Lf.T'S FACE THE FACTS WHY YOU'RE
OUT OF SHAPE
You ell the wrona combination ol loodl. you do
not 1e1 enooah alf'cite to thoroughly wort yow
mutcUJer. metabolic and respiratory sy11ems dll·
ly lleclute of thlt. Ill eccumulates around your
w1Jtt1tne. tievt and other body organs. llowtaa
you down, &&Ina your body and dettrovtnl your
v11a111y, vtrUltv and yout11 . Tllere It only one way
to llrm up and ahape up: that Is throug)I proper
exerctM and proper nutrition. £JlortleH exer·
c1M", reduclna p1tt1. Nun• thortt. wel&ttted beltJ,
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out. They can only reduce your pocketbook.
race up to 11 ... If you want to tllm d<>Wn. firm
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lhera 11 no Mfer, fHter and more enloveble way
l'tlent h1tdl111. Copltrl&llt Joe Weider. t974
HOW DOF.S THJS INGENIOUS
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1hls plan. for maximum mulu Thi• one llve·
minute exercise 11 llesl11ned 10 auaclt 1he Walsl
and Hips jwhere Ill eccumul11es quJckest, gtvlng
your body a flabby. weak and dls10Med looll:l-H
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It's saler than st11111uous workoulS. beau the llme
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lhere't floor spece-enyllme tven while walch
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SUCCESS
REVISITED
7Months
Later
Welpt 210
Wa.llt 32
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pan it replace Braille?
A new device will help the blind read
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By Richard Armour
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PROTECTIVE CUSTODY
Grandparents h ave an advantage on
parents-
Their lesser respansibility.
But parents come closer, their years
being (ewer,
To matching their children's agility.
i\ grandparent's told, "You're in
charge, he's all yours,"
fhough maybe for only an hour,
But after ten minutes of watching and
leaping
I le quc~tions his staying p ower.
26 8 FAMILY WE~Kl Y, May 19. 1974
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write to the Electronics Laboratories at
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QUOTE: The Russians 1dulizc the late
John F. Kennc<ly says Charlotte Y.
Salisbury in her new book. "I don't
believe the re has
ever been an Amer-
ic:m family that '(\p-
pealed so to for-
eigners as the Keo-
nedys, and for many
of the same reasons
that they appeale<l
to us. They were so
exciting, so dash-
ing. so young aml idealistic, so hard-
working and dedicated to their coun-
try. And it is always glamorous to be
so rich. I was told that John F. Ken-
nedy has become like an icon to many
Russians; his picture hangs in many
Hussian homes. He 1s worsh11wcl a' th<>
l'muodimcnt of mtl'lhgcncc, democracv
and freedom. a god and a tn.1rtyr."
Frum "Russian Diary" (Walke1 and
Co., $6.95). UNQUOTE.
EDWARD ASNER
Father of twins
When Ed Asner Is not playing Lou
Grant on ''The Mary T>•lcr Moore
Show,'' he is at home with his t\\ ins-
a boy and a girl. Arc twim harder to
1Jisc than one child? "Yes," says A~ner,
who is becoming somethmg l>f .m ex-
pert on the subject, "particularly if you
want them to grow up as 111di\'iduals,
as we <lo. \Vhcn there arc two chilclrc11,
one usually intimidates th1• other. A
parent can ,always reason with the old-
er one, but with twins it's a constant
p roblem. At first the girl was more
Quips & Quotes
Oh, grandparents try to be ever-alert,
Want parents to trust and believe
t hem,
Then sigh with relief when there's
Changing of Guards
And the parents return to relie\e them.
A customt•r warned a used-car deal-
er. "Now, don't tell m e this car was
ow11c<l by u little old Jady who u sed it
only on Sundays." "Even better," the
dealer 1epliC'd . "ft was owned by a
physician who 11se<l it only for house
calls." -Co11rad Fiorello
I u,1sli tlic 11N1rc 11crcs were as good
ns the tcnr 1ww.~ mrd to be.
-Thomas LaManc"
Al a party w hero much liquo1 was
bei11~ served, a man embraced a stran-
ger hy mistake. When he saw his error
he said. "No offense intended. madam,
I thought you were my wife " "A fi ne
husband you must be,'" she s norted,
"you o\·erstuffro, miserable. incompe-
tent loutl" "You see," exclaimed the
drunk, ··you cve11 talk like her!"
-Geue Y asenak
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kids see life differently. Send ortoinal
contributions to "Child." Family
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My six-year-old grandson was
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his favorite recipe. No problem
there! "How to make spaghetti.
'(1) cook it. (2) Use ahout three
quarts of spaghetti sauce; use
about three tomatoes and some
meat loaf. (3) Put this on this
much _ _ (about ); in.)
spaghe tti. That's all. Three peo-
ple could eat this."
-Mrs. Marion l/iggirrs
Baldwin Park, Calif.
Nami11g a kid Jr. is like mnkin1! tlie
same mist<1J.r nil oocr ngain.
-Robert Orbm1
do1ni11.111t, hut 11ow it's Iii<' hoy who\
lou<l-111outl1cd. We nlso m:ike su1 c tlll'y
don't dominate each other by kl'q>ing
them 111 separate schools." Souuds hkt·
tlw p 1 ovcrbial battle of till' sl·xcs to us!
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Monday.
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Stewart 66; Ccorge Gobd ;) 1. Tues-
day-H.1ymo11d Burr 57; Jlawltl Hoh
him 58; Pl'g~y C:ns 48; De11111s Day
57. Wednesday-Sir Laurt'nce Olivier
67 . Thursday-Artit' Shaw 6·1. Friday
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llggam s :H : Gene Tunney 76
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THINK YO U'RE PROBABLtf
l'M THE MOST CRABBY
CRABB'f? PERSON Tf\E WORLD
~-HAS EVER l<.NJWN ~
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SOME PEOPLE ARE UP ONE DA'! . ..\ND
DOWN THE NEXT .. '/OU NEVER KNOW
KOW TO TAKE THEM .l{OU luOULDN'T
l;JANT ME TO i3E LIKE TKAT, WOULD l{OU 1
SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1974
.. UJf.lO 15
Cl\r\SBIE'.71
OF US
ALL?
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ALL THE T IME? NO ONE CAN
BE PLEASANT ALL THE TIME ...
W14AT DO '{OU EXPECT OF ME?
I HAVE . ..\
QUEST ION ..
EXCLUSIVE
ORANGE COAST
NEWS
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ANl{TH IN6 OF L(OU
L{OU 'RE NO
H ELP . .\T ~LL 1
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ALL RIGHT, f-(OW ABOUT THl-6 7 HOW ABOUT A
4'EAR.'5 ':7CHEDULE Wi-UCH GIV E<; L(QU TWO ' CAN WE CALL ~Uf<E .. THl-7 IS 601N6 TO BE GREAT. I
STILL 14AVE FOUR. "R.EALL'/ DOW N''
DAl{5 LEFT, AND I f.lAVEN'i EVEN
TOUCHED MY 51 XT'1' Ci\ABB'1' DAl.{'7 ...
TODA'{ONEOF Wf-i'i' HUNDRED PLEASANT DA'15 , ONE HUN DRED
"REALLY UP" Or\'1'5, Sl)(T'{ CRAB B'( 0Al(5 A ND
FIVE "REALL'r' DOi>JN " DA'(5? I COULD LIVE'.
THE " REALL'f NOT?
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WITH THAT , I THINK .. ,
Do111 yorn·
own yardwo1'k·
now. Wallet:
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Vi1"q1I
didnt
show up,
Fracas.
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Virg il d1dnl 1 Thats
show up again / strange .
I \ __ [ isnt it.
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Hes been
Hes cu t · "
M1'. Fracass ;
lawn lately, 1 ~
tOcl.
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Oh, well. we1·e not that
dependent on him.
f(, (11
Busy bus\'. bus\'' 1 ve got
several new ya1·ds latel1 -
recommendations from sat6·
fied custorrers, you know.
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in and do 1t mow and
ourselves, Iii fill the
Clov1a 11~' bags. -. ,\ ~-
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triends for in stance.
Th anks Mc Fracas 1
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IT 7EEM7 YOU I< PRO~l..£A\ 1<,
THAT YOIA NEE£0 f:VE RYONE'S
APP/lOVAL.. ...
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DENNIS THE MENACE
MEETING WITH THE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
SAM DP<IY ER
HANDS HIM SOME
PHOTOG.RAPHS.'
T!i!ITC.
RFC /\I ir::p
,--U WAS
w1rH ME -
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' TH OSE PICTURES
THIS MORN ING.
JOE!
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5E:E ME ...
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70ME.ONE MIGHT NOT
1-IKE YOVf, AND 70 YOIA
CIA RRY FAVOR Al-L THE
TIME , J'.RA .
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WE<LL, :!ll':A, !'VE DO Ne SOMO: TH INKING
A~OIAT YOIA, AND HAVE COME lAP
WITH AN ANALY717 OF YOLAR
P7YCHICAL ?ITIAAT/ON. '. :v--_____./
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THINK OF MY
ANALY717 i'
LAH , W0t..1L D
WE 5TILL ~f
F II': IEND7
IF r
i?l '3"'GR El:. 0
\'YITH YOL.1 ?
By Hank Ketcham
)P-.JNIS \\I lc_H/-ll .
/IREO '/CV ACTUALI Y
ApDLOGIZING?
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YOU'RE QU ITE A
PHOTOGRAPHER !
t HAVE THE PIC.TURES IN ).~>
SEQUENCE! THE ONE YOU 'RE
LOOKING AT NOW WAS TAKEN
IMMEDIATELY A.FTER THEY
CAME OUT OF THE BANK!
HOW M UC H DID
SHE GIVE -
HIM, SAM?
l DON 'T KNOW ... BUT I'D GU ESS IT
WAS A TIDY AMOUNT! BUT THE
JM POl<TANT TH l ~G 16 THAT
LEFTY STRAND'S NOT WHY
GOING TO GET ~-DO YOU
BECAUSE I FOLLOWED ERNIE AFTER
HE RECEIVED THE BRIEFCASE! HE
DID 'TWO THINGS! F;RST HE M.A.DE ,A.,
PHONE CALL AND SECOND, HE
STOPPED AT A TRAVEL AGENCY.'
I rLL LAY ODDS THAT
THE PHONE CALL WAS
TO LEFTY'S WIFE,
TELLING HER THAT
JEAN CALVIN NEYER
SHOWED WITH
IFOLLOWED H;M I NTO)l
THE TRAVEL AGENCY! < I
HE'S BOOKED CN k
FLIGHT TO MEXICO
CITY THE DAY AFTER
ANY OF IT! SAY THAT?
THE MONEY!
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ONE WAY!
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MUTT and JEFF ®
I SAID YOU
BACK OFF AND
L!:"T ME OVER.'
WHY DON'T YOU BACK
OFF AND LET ME.
. OVER! ,-----
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HOLD IT
UNTIL I TURN
1r: YOU DON'.T
LET ME OVER
I'LL RAM INTO YOU! AROUND--
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NOY... A~ISS 1'1'(1 1...1...Y, we'i:<E'
GOING 1'0 1...e-r YOU OPE'N
Youi:< GI F"-r SHOP IN o u i:<
HOSPllAI... L..OBBY ..
MAGAZ INE'S. NeWSF'APE'l'<:S
Ai-JP F"t.-OWS"1S A"1E' OU'f, AS
1'HOSe c1...u-r-reR iJ P l'<OOMS.
l ·ASI, lo.JO ,1eweJ.."1Y WHICH
leMF'IS OUF'? NiJF'?SSS
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I NE.VER BACK OFF,
FOR ANY OLD FOOL!
WELL,0.1<.T
ALWAY5 DO.' -·'
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On "'I) •Qh1"t · I I' "'9i/J 9 Yo 1 • m g 1 JI u and you,.-h tn go ing 10 ;;, · ove o new /iFe 1
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hoppy ..
Howevei:c, i=OR OBVIOUS
l'<e'ASONS, j: CAN'! Al.-1...0"''
You 1'0 se1...1... ANY SPI i:<1-rs
OR IOBACCO Pl'<O!?UCIS ...
o'fj,.je F<!w 1 se ,
GOOP l.-LJCK
ON YOU~ Ne;'W
VE'N 'fLl~E" .1
-
Ol<AY, SO
WHA'f'F<!E' YOU
sei...i...1NG"
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COSME:'l ICS Al'<~ ./ ~
i=RIVOt.-OU S , HEON~.§' \..___ c--%
A NO-NO. Be'CAUSES -r ~J
OF' OUR PIABellC. "'I'-ij,,:,,.
F'A1'1eN'fS, You 'Nlt.-L--,/~· r.~
C Al'<"1 Y NO CAN !?Y, _, · ''ft
GiJM, COOKIE'S O R ·"
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WILL YOJ
PLAV
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ME?
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I 'M TOO
TIC.ED.
WILL
YOU P..AV
WITH ME
NON,
D<>DOY ?
NO.
.JEl=l'"Y·-
l'M TOO
l'!U'fY
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NOV-I, DADDY?
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OLAV W ITH M<"
SOV.ETIME ... •
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lf'S NOi L.IKE
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OH ,Vf:AH!?
THIS AIN'T
THE FIRST
TIME !
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PAY SHOT IS A SKINFJ.../NI!
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GO NNA COM!Oo Bl TWI l ~I
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rn;"• In. rlrawinli( rlrtails tM-t"'""" top and bottom p1nr l ~. H"w
•1•11rlily r:11n .\nu line! thrm7 fhNk .anJa·rrs a;1h lhn£r hfolo•.
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il a1ain. And ai:a1n. _.\nd :1.2a1n, fill. Hn.,.,· man\·
tun~ at mosl t1.n you fold 1!? . .\rter :>t'\l'n (nlrl,,
how many th1clo:nf'S.Sl>i: wilt you ha\''-'·.•
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\rhat should the 1rnth leltrr hi".'
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\\"1tk1ng hack dnv.n, [ ~v. 17 lOV.\ nn n1\. r1ch 1.
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PROBABLY
HELD UP ON
T HE "MYSTIC
BRIDGE'.'
N O W, Will N 1 f"-~I,
CALL FOR 1 Hf L 11 I
SPIRIT, YOU
S N EAK IN THEY
WIT H THE" WON 'T
HORN .1 SEE YOU
IN THE
DARK/
~CC Aust: l Kr-rr l~A\ I NG
Ti-1 1S DIZI A~\ Wi~L QE. l M
STl2ANDED ON A.'-J ISLA ND
IU ITi-1 ~I M ...
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DARK , HOW' LL
THEY 5EF
THE BUGLE?
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YOU SPR/\Y
IT WITH THIS
FLUORESCEN T
PAINT.'
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nl t:. 6E. ,\(.11,
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OF
r-i.!AN G1rANI
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WI 'KE RE-/\DY ro CONTACT
GRANDF/\THf
f',f AURE 01\RD_P
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WHt:.RE ARE
YOU? J-
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COUPE .THE SOURCE OF TME BOOTLEG TELECAST IS LOCATED ANO
SAM AND TRACY RETURN BY AIR CAR.
YOU COULD l-IAV E W ARNED
ME TROUBLE LAV Al-IEAD
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OFA PARTY
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THIS?
MELLO.
IN
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T~O.T
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ACTIVITIES ANO RIO AREAS f'~ ~'f
OF=' DEGENERATES, ETC . I'
HOLD
IT,
SAM.
WMILE BIG BRASS AND
CRYsTAL ARGUE :
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